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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNIS
NNTHEREAs, libel Of information was flied within
w and for the Middle District of Tennessee, 90
Nashville On the 26,h day Of May, A. D., 1862, by
John Trmble, ESQ, Attorney for the United states
for the Middle District of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein on behalf oil tho Uuitei States, against Ger
tain 0t aud the house thereon, situated ON Deadrick
street 80 the city Of Nashville, on the North side of
sad street, being the house next 10 q long brick
block, running with Dcadrick street, on tho same
side, from Cherry street 20 the said lot, being the
same used by the Daily Patriot newspaper, as an
office, also certain lot and long rectangular build
ing thereon, the corner Of am alley running from
D5adrcS 10 Union street, and an alley running from
said alley FIRST named, 10 Cherry street, being tho
same building in which was printed the Nashville
Patriot newspaper, also the type, presses, machinery,
fixtures, materials aud implements used in the pub
lCation OF said newspaper, for reasons and causes 10
itdlibel of information mentioned, and praying proc
against the said property, that the same be con
dcmncd as forfeited.
Now therefore, in pursuance or the monitor, I'm.
der the seal Of said Court to directed aud deliver
Cd, L do hereby give public notice % an persons
claiming said property, or I'm any manner Interested
therein that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court 90 be held at the city of Nashville, in and for
said District on the 9th day Of October, 1852, al 10
O'Clock n the forenoon Of that day, then and there
90 iutogpose their claims, and TO make their alcea
lions in that hehalf T.. r.. GLAsCOGk,
May p 1562-lit 4, s, Marshal, N ID 7.
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United states Of America:

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EN1HEBEAs libel Of Information was fled within
W and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashville On the 2ith day of May, A. D., 1862, by
John Trimblc ESD, Attorney for the United states
for the Middle District of Tennessee, who Prosecutes
herein on behalf Of the United Stat against house
and lot Situated near the Of Cherry and Dead-
rick Sfraet1 in tha friiu ~ Nachrln frnntfnu on
Cherry Street. and opposite the building known the
Collonade Building said house being known as the
Nashville Daily Gazette Printing Otlce being the
house in which has been published the Nashville
Daily Gazette Newspaper; also against the Type,
Press, Machinery Of every description, fixtures and
implements ia any way connected with the raid house
and lot contained therein, aud attached thereto, and
praying process against said property that the same
be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the moniOn, under
tie seal OF the Uourt, TO direried and delivered,
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property, or in any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court to
be held at the city of Nashville in and for said Dis
rict, the 9th day of October, 1862 at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon Of that day, then and there TO inter
pose their claims, and to make their allegations in
thai behalf 3 T.. r. GLASCOCK,
May 27, lS62.-l4t. O. $. Marshal, M. D. 7.
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RUNAWAY.

V1RoM tho subscriber, living In Davidson County.
IL Tenn, ON Wednesday night, the IAN inst TWO
NEGRO MEN, famed PITT and JOE. FIT s about
6 feet high; weighs about l75 pounds; Of brOwnish
compexiou two OF his front upper teeth detective,
and about ~ years oldi bushy hair, with pleasant
C0uutonancc.
Joe is about 90 years old; weighs about 100 pounds
feet inches high: rather darker shade tlan bis
brother Pitt. lie has "a scar from cut on his left
torehnger; down look when spoken toi both claan
shaved. They will probably Keep together
Twill pay 20 Dollars piece for thoir apprehension
ifreturncd 20 mo or so secured thai can get them,
IL taken ia this County State, and 90 Dollars each
II taken out OF the State. W. d. slMFhlAS.
NASHVILLE, May lotni 1862 Inns
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United States of America:


MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NNyHEREAsa libel Of information was flod with
w and Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee, az
Nashville, on the oath day Of May, A. D., lS02, by
John Trimbe, Esq., Attorney for the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutes
herein behalf Of the United States against certain
property, viz lot Of ground, and the building
thereon situated on the corner Of Dederick Street
and an alley, running from Dedorck Street 70 Union
Street, ia the City Of Nashville, fronting Dedorick
Street, and running back with said alley said build
ing being knOwn as the Republican Banner Printing
Odice, being the hoase 10 which was published the
Nashville Republican Banner Newspaper, and also
against all the Types, Machinery, Presses, implements
OF every description and all the fixtures Of every
kind, contained n, connected with, or attached 70
said LOT and building and praying process against said
property that the same De condemned as forfeited
Now theref re-, in pursuance Of the montion, under
the seal OF said Court 10 directed and delivered
DO hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said property, or IN any manner interested therein,
that they DO and appear before said Circuit Court, 20
be held at tho City Of Nashville, in and for said Dis
trict, on the 9th day Of October, 1862 at 10 O'Clock
the forenoon Of that day then and there to interpose
their claims and to make their allegations IN that
behalf A. r. GIASCOCK
May y, lb02-l4t Z. s. Marshal, NJ. T.. 7.
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General orders NO. 2.

Whereas, it is represented to me that
salt, bacon, coffee, iron, leather medi-
cines and other goods, are being sold in
this city and finally find their way to
the enemy:
1t is ordered that no goods shall be
sold in, or taken away from, this town
or vicinity, towards the enemy's lines
without a written permit from the Pro-
vost Marshal of the city, which permit
shall specify and contain an accurate
list of the articles that may be bought
sold and shipped; but this prohibition
shall not apply to necessary articles, not
contraband in small quantities absolutely
necessary for family use, sold to citizens
Of the town or neighborhood, the per-
son selling and buying and transporting
being held to a rigid accountability that
no improper use is made of the same.
Any person violating this Order, or in
any way aiding or consenting to its viola
ton, will be held as an enemy and pun
ished accordingly.
All guards and officers are charged with
the arrest of any and all persons violat-
ing this Order, and will examine wagons
and other vehicles Of transportation, to
see that It 10 enforced.
BY order Of
Brig. Gen. Il. DUMONT.
ID. BRADEN, A. A. G.
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue of a VENDuONl EXrONAs, 10 me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, az its March Term,
1862 viii expose to public SALE to The highest bid
der for cash. at the Court House Yard In the City Of
Nashville, Saturday, the 7h day Of June, 1862, all
the right, title claim, interest and estate which O. X
WINSTON then had, or may have since acquired, in
and to the following described lot Of ground lying
the City Of Nashville, Davidson county, Tennessee
Lot No. ia, known as Barrow's Grove, as per sam.
Woakleys Survey Of Lots Registered In Registers
once, Book o, Page 244 beginning at the Southern
corner Of said Lot at the intersection Of Mulberry and
High streets, running thence the East side Of High
street; NOrthwardly towards the town OF Nashville
1721I feet 10 a stake thence at right angles Fast
wardy 30 feet, TO a k6 feet alley thence at right
angles Southwardy 1l2R feet to Mulberry street
thence no right angles 2l0 feet with Mulberry street
% the beginning, being levied on as the property Of
g. X Winston, to satisfy Judgment In favor Of James
NJ Barnes, against @. X Winston, b. Winston, A. b.
Standard and Eli j. Woods,
This May 9th, 1902 j, II. HINTON,
May 6--3t sheriff Of d. c.
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NASHVILLE UNION,
rake the Union,

II has far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
tits the o6isial newspaper Of The United
States for Tennessee.
II is the aiciay newspaper Of the State Of
Tennessee.
1t gives the latest mems from the Military
Department South, and later than any other
paper.
II has Immediate communication NTH the
Military Headquarters, which no other
paper here has.
II gives reliable information.
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United etateg Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
WHEREAS r. libel OF Information was ded within
w and for tie Middle District Of Tennessee, al
Nashville, On TIE oath day ri May, A. D., 1892 by
John Trimblo, Esq, Attorney for the United Stats
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutes
herein on behalf oil the United States against certain
lot No ~ in the Plan Of the division Of die lot of
ground on College Hill, in the City OF Nashville being
the same conveyed by deeds dated July 18th aud
July lSth 1861 registered resi- % lively in Book No.
30, pages 227 ana l39, conveyed respectively by
Grooms, Cayert Il Co., aud Frank MCGaycck, 70 the
Stote of Tennessee, aud also the interest q said
Frank McGavock IN the alley between lot No. p and
lot No 3, and also all the Buildings, improvements
fixtures, machinery, tools, implements, material and
stock OF every description, contained n come tied
with, OF attached to said lots and buildings, either
Of them, being the lots, buildings, improvements,
etc etc, used IN manufacturing cannon and other
warlike Implements TO be used u aiding the insur-
Iecton and resistance against the laws Of the United
states, and praying process against the said property
that The same be condemned as forfeited.
Now therefore, II pursuance Of the monition, un-
der the seal Of said COur TO me directed and deliver
ed, ] do hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming said property, or m any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court, to be held at the City Of Nashville IN and for
said District on the 9th day Of October, 1862 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, then and there
to iuterpose their claims, and to make their allega-
tons in that behalf r. R. GLASCOCK,
May 81, l662-l4t u S. Marshal, NJ. D. T.
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United States Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT on TENNESSEE
ETTHEREAs a libcl Of information was fled with
w m and for The Middle District of Tennessee, 40
Nashville, ON the Gath day of May, A. ID. 1862, by
John lrmblei Esl., Attorney for The United States
for the Middle District of Tennessee, who pr0seoutes
herein on behalf OF the United States, against certain
property viz lot, and the buildings thereon, .u-
ated near the North east corner of the Public Square
in The City of Nashville, fronting on the PublcSQuare
being the large building adjoining the City Hotel end
known as tho Southern Methodist Polishing House,
aud also agQlnst an the Types, Presses. Implements
and Fixtures oi every description connected with
the said house or l0t or attached TO said property
aud praying process against eoid property that tll
same De condemned as forfeited.
Now therefore in pursuance Of the monitor under
the seal o said Court. % noe dlrceiel aud delivered
do hGeby give public notice t0 an persons claiming
said prAeity of in any manner Interested therein
that they Do and appear before SAID Circuit Court O.
be hold al the CITY oi Nashville, in and mr s3Id Dis
trct on tho ON day o. october 1862 ai lO 0clooS Do
Che forenoon of thlt day. chen aud there to nterpos
theie claims, and o. make ther allegations 10 tna
bch0.i u. R GLAaUOlk,
Stay Do. 1909 --itt. K 81 hauhr' "a 10. 2.
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United stateg Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
TNTHEREAS, Information has been filed within aud
w for the Middle District of Tennessee, at Nash
vile, on the l4th day OF May, AID, 1862, by John
Trimble Esq, Attorney for the United States for the
Middle DIstrct of Tennessee who prosecues herein on
behalf of the United States against certain property
viz One dark brown Stallion, said to be thorough
bred, abont l516 hands high about years old, with
a ring Of white around his right hind feet, and three
white saddiespots on his back, alleging in substance,
that said Stallion was seized, on land, in tho Middle
District Of Tennessee, in or the town OF Franklin
Williamson County, as forfeited TO the Of the Uni
ted States OF America, and praying process against
the same that the same be condemned forfeited as
aforesaid
Now, therefore, In pursuance Ofthe mOnitOn, under
the seal OF said Court, to me directed and delivered
do hercbygiYe public notice to all persons claiming
said Stallion, or i'm any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear before aid Circuit Court to
be held at the City OF Nashville In and for said Dis
rict the I'd day Of june 1862 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day then aud there 10 nerpOse their
claims, and 10 make their allegations in that behalf
II. X. GLASCOCK,
May Goth, 1862-l4t U, S Marshal NJ d. Y.
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Our rebel citizens will find the follow
ing order in blank issued TO the Provost
Marshal by Governor JoHEsoE, full Of
highly useful information 1t has been
executed already and will be from time
10 81 q &c the public good demands il.
Gentlemen who persist in uttering rebel
lious sentiments may prepare for a
speedy trip South They cannot re-
main here. They can no more be tolera-
ted than scorpions, adders or torrantu-
las, in an orderly community which has
any regard for its own safety:
state of Tennefsee.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NASHVILLE, June Sd, 1862.
Col. Stanley Mattte,oa Provost Marshal
DEAR SIR: Mn, is hereby remanded
to your custody, there to remain until
arrangements can be made for his trans
portation South lin connection with such
others as may be ready and are required
to be sent beyond the Federal lines, there
to be left with the distinct understand
ing that if he recrosses and comes
again within said lines during the exist
ing rebellion he shall be considered a
spy and dealt with accordingly,
Very Respectfully,
ANDREW Johnson.
Military Governor.
p S. If Mr., before he is re-
handed to prison, determines to take
the oath Of allegiance and give bond in
the sum of $1,000 for its faithful obsery-
ance, he will be released on so doing.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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or Davidson county April NJ 1902. negro man.
~ who says bis namo D GEORGE, and belongs 40
Henry Blood, Of Davidson County about 35 years Of
ago weighs about l50 OF 100 pounds copper color
feet inches high The owner f. requested % come
forward, prove property and pay charges as t1e law
directs J.M. HINTON,
An Cost sheriff ana JaiI0r Of ID O.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
SALT AGENCY.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER has opened GENERAL SALT
IL AGENCY in This city, at the old stand of N. s.
Pitcher on Ma ket street. aud win be glad 90 furnish
civ aud Country buyers on most liberal terms either
Tor par funds or Banks of TENNESSEE, aud viii keep
large stock constantly on baud Of both large aud
Apri q8-8m p. ROSS
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 2, 1862, negro man,
~ who says his name o. GEORGE, and belongs 70
Captain William Rurm, Of Warren county, Aississip-
pi said boy Is about N years Ola Weighs about
100 pounds dark complexion; lelt hand has been
badly bumti feet 10 inches high The owner is
requested 10 come forward prove property, and pay
charges, as the law directs.
j. M. HINTON,
HfAp. 20-9t Sheriff and JailOrOfD.C.
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ANDREW j oHNsON.
Military Governor
Important Ordsr-Look ont!

The following order just issued by
Gen. Dumont is one of much interest to
merchants of all kinds and their custo-
mers from a distance:
HEADQUARTETs. u S. FoRCEs,
NASHVILLE, May 20, 1862
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Oommitted to jail

~ Davidson county, April Q. 1902, q negro man ,
~ who says hIs name % ALFREDO eays he belongs
e Mrs Elizabeth rorioo, OF hcknan county, Icul
about 20 years Ola weight ab1u2 lll pounlaj dark
copper c1lori i0el Gem inches hinh. Tho owuer is
De- iuesled o. come iorvafa ne pay
April -l-Ji ~. C
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Committed to Jail

" man, who says that lbs name % ALBERT
no says that he belongs % Benjamin Haan, Of
Maury county, Tennessee; about n years old
bright muBtto, weighs about ll5 or $50 pounds 8
feet II inches high Long, bushy hair. The owner
requested % come forward, prove property, and pay
charges, as the law directs j. n. HINTON,
April cost Sheriff and Tailor of d. G.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Coroncrs' Inquests.

THn HorsroN SrRryr HoxrcDE.-The inquest In the
case Of Andrew Jackson Fowler, who was killed in an
ARRAY at the saloon No. 80 West Houston street, New
Years morning. was resumed yesterday at the Eighth
precinct station house number Of witnesses we're ex-
amined and much testimony was adduccd. but nothing
was ELECTED show who inflicted the fatal wounds One
of the witnesses Virginia Norris testified that she lived
at No 10 West Houston street. and that the morning
OF the fght on looking ont Of window, she saw do
ceased on the sidewalk, and beating and kicking
him. Sho could not bo positive who tho aseailant wus
but she thought he resembed the prisoner Charles o.
ling in point of sizs &C. The assailant entered No ~
West street after beat deceased and shut the
after him. That all the witness knew aooutt the
occurrence wildey who has nducte1 the in-
thus decided upon adjourning tho Inquest over
nnt Monay morning with the view Of procuring some
important witnesses.
Tua UARtKx snoorrNa CAsE-1he Investigation into
,o circumstances attending the death Of Owen Phelan,
ho uas shot dead ARRAY with James J. Wall cork
oe Tho ssamboat Sylvan Shore the Of 10th
s,reet aud Fourth avsnue Monday evening" was held
vos,crday at Bellevue Hospital by Coroner Rannay The
svideuce went TO show that there was quarrel
and scufle between tho parties, and that in
tho midst OF the Wall drew pistol
and shot his adversary In the groin. Inc assahaNe
who was present during the napcst did not dony me
shootng bus in excnuation sah hat DO actcl soeu On
the defensive The jury rendered verdict charging tue
prisoner with homicide, and the Coroner thereuon com
mittcd him him TO tho Torabs TO await the setoa6 the
Grand Jury.
svrpR ny TANNING PowoS.--Coroner wildey was noti-
f 10 hold an nques. yesterday, at No es Vest Broad
wsy upon the body of Catherine Riley, native Of s
land aged 1s Ssars who committee suicide by taking
some mineral poison, Tho inQueSs.w probably % neg
to-day.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

UNITED STATES GUNBoAT MERCURY Dec. 30, 1851.
A Ne,o Naval Expedition the Taps-Eseape of RebA
Pricateer from Charleston Harbor-Heakh Of the South
Atlantic Squadron-0Gcers Of the Mercury, de-
Our little boat which has mado itself conspicuous
since its advent in these secesh" waters especial
ly at tho Of the bombardmeht of Forts
Beaursgard and Walker whore, 1t will be remembered
made the nrs and daring reconnaissance Of ths
enemy's position Since then have been actively
and constantly engaged In the good cause for which We
ready to sacrifice our lives when necessary
Now however all is quiet throughout the fleet. with the
exception Of the preparations attending tho fitting out OF
the launches, first and second cutters of the flagship
Wabash, and four light drsught gunboats together with
large number Of troops which destined for Bulbs
lsland-as near as we can calculate. The expedition
leaves here tomorrow at early hour. The greatest
enthusiasm exists among all engaged in the affair.
The rebel privateer Isabel succeeded after several
fruess attempts running tho blockade of Charleston
last Thursday night. To make matters more curious,
there eleven vessels Off that harbor at the time
The gunboat Pocahontas despatched in pursuit. buS
without SUCCESS the Isabel being far the faster OF the
two One hornet let loose The health OF this sta-
tion is remarkably good considering the weather We
all on the q TO the result Of tomorrow's OK
pedition.
The following the Of the oacers Of our little
vessel
Acting Master in commands. J. Manton.
Masters Mate and Executive Oficer-Lewis J. Kane.
Masters Mate-Jos Scamill
Engneers-John Romruder and J. G. Bolander.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

Of note. General Sherman has been engaged the uass
week in reviewing and inspecting the troops In the de-
and believe that he has found them compare.
tively vc, disciplined and efficient. general tbins
they have been 100 much engaged upon the orincatonS
to allow them time to drill But, notwithstanding all tbs
they have ssnes soSa % dea % & 81 ecsnsy
Vele's brigade inspected and reviewed by General
Sherman last week They evnced good state Of disci
plins, and went through the movements in commenda-
BILE style.
The Forty seventh New York, under Lieutenant
Colonel Fraser was complimented for It's prompness IN
carrying orders with execution. Certainly the regiment
did very well. General Vioe is determined to mako hb
brigade the best the DIVISION doubt not, any
man can that he will
General Sherman reviewed Colonel serrels Engineers
yesterday and greatly pleased At their proficiency
Of dr and solderly bearing This regiment the most
valuable In the division II has accomplished wonders
here and could not be spared for moment by Captain
Gilmore Chief Of the Engineers here
learn that two old whalers have been sent to-day 70
Warsaw to stop up the channel loading from Savannah
To the Sound This will efectuay blockade the Fingai.