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and Missouri. If this declaration be faith
fully redeemed as our army advances, we
may look for the reconstruction Of the Union
at an early day. and the restoration of frater
nal feelings between the Southern and North
ern States. But should it become evident,
from the policy pursued at Washington. that
the emancipation Of tie slaves is the great
obiec, Of the war. the Union will soon be
without a sincere friend among the bona tide
citizens Of the States, South of Mason and
Dixon's line. The abolition Of slavery in
tie District Of Columbia would everywhere
be regarded as the Inauguration Of an eman-
cipation crusade. and therefore te2d TO make
the Union men Of the South secessionistS
Who then will deny that the passage of such
a measure at the present time, would be
highly impolitic?
The wild fanaticism. the want Of enIight-
ened patriotism, the thiist for the blood Of
their fellow countrymen, manifested by the
AboIitionjsts since the beginning Of the pres
ent war, must elicit the loathing. the dis
-As tAlN NNAi'N II "a Nlti~
zeI, who fervently loves his country. In
stead Of laboIiug for the preservation of the
Union they have wid, ned the breach. and
added fuel to the flames Of rebellion by open
ly advocating the emancipation Of the slaves
Byron IN one of his pieces. represents a
group Of fenGs at the commencement Of the
Deiuge, laughing and exultiug over what
they supposed was the final destruction Of
the human race. Something akin to this. Is
the rejoicing Of the Abli,onists over the
present unfortunate civil war. Incapable
themselves Of approaching the blessings Of
our free Govern ncut. they are unwilling
that Others shall enjry them. and they there
fore care not how soon, the measures Trey
advocate, may result in the destruction Of
the fair fabric. There course constantly
tends to prevent wise and patriotic legisla~
ton On the part Of Congress. Theirs is the
treason that,
Like dea;ly blight,
Comes DER the counci, Of the brave.
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Death OF Col. WIN. C. Murray.

The iov occasioned in this community. by
the news of the brilliant victory of our army
over the rebels at Winchester, was painfully
saddened by the intelligence Of the dea:h Of
Col. William G. Murray. Cf the S4th Penn>
sylvania Regiment, which accompanied it
He fell in the midst Of the fercest struggle
of the battle, and while CALAMITY leading his
regiment on to victory. a large Lumber of
our citizens were well acquainted with him,
and all who knew esteemed him.
Colonel Murray was a native Of Dauphin
county in this State. During portion Of
the Mexican war. he served as a private in
the Cameron Guerds, 2d Pennsylvania Eegi
ment, and was afterwards promoted to
Lieutenancy in the 1Ith infantry, in which
he served until the close Of the war. After
his return home he turned his attention To
Mercantile business. In 1888 he was .ap-
pointed ty President Pierce. Post Master #
Holidays burg, which position he continue
to hold until the close # Mr. Buchanan,
administration. At he commencement 81
tais war. he was prevented from immediate
ly entering the army. il consequence Of his
wife being in the las: stage Of Consumption
Shortly after her death. which occurred las,
summer, he commenced raising vo,uateer
regiment Of Infantry. In this undertaking
he was remarkably successful. In obedience
to orders lie with his regiment joined tine
army on the Potomac. Ills career was brief.
hut honorable and brilliant. lie lived a.
Mothers wish their sons To- live, aud die,' as
brave men wish to die. Ills remains were
inferred in the Catholic Cemetery in IIo,'-
daysLurg On last Saturday. They were ac-
compauied to their last re>ti'g place by both
branches Of the Legislature. the Governor
and heads Of Civic and Military Depart
meuts. The 84,h regimen, suffered severely
in the battle. Captain Gallaher. Of VIII
ramsburg. ana Lieut.. I.e-ut. q Franastguu.
were among tie kili5i
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-02

e. Old winter IS still obstiuatcly liugcr-
ius in tie lap Of spring. March which Las
just bid us good bye. was empLatically a
winter month. and April which has iast
made Its grand eRtree," don't promise to ID
much better for those who are siEhiu, for
the balmy breezes Of spring We hope.
however, all viii he right in a few DAYS. At
ali events, co9Ning is better than gIumLliug.
and under the circumstances we therefore
exclaim with the Poet Thomson
Come gentle spring. ETHEREAL mildness come.
And from the bosom Of dropping cloud.
While music axes around, reil'd IN !, shower
OF shadCw;Dg roses, on our plains descend -
Co Yesterday was moving day in this
place, and number of cur citizens changed
their residences. It was by no mean, f.
pleasant day for the work.
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G5- We have been requested to state. that
tie Pennsylvania Rail Road Company. will
Issue excursion tickets from Johrztown and
Cresson Stations on the 18th, 18th ana 18th
inst, for the accommodation of those atten-
ding the Teachers Institute" in session in
Wilmore on those days. Teachers should
make note - tti=.
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- The following special dispatch from
Washington city. appeared in tie Phi,sdef-
nina Isys,;rs,. If tie .-ra nit. Urv f,-i,i-
-. --.....-......-.
-o''--1 - ~ ''9- .''-"''' ''l - I'''' CT
rn'e va s'ii' 'Ht TIE proceedings have ua;
vet been made public. The Democratic
Part, as = s..rrrate and iudepcrs:eut argaui
....f. ,,,., ~. ,r,,,.7r..4 f;... r..
-.- WI '", '''-.-' ''''' "'."''' rs S''-I-''-
are a.i true .ulnH men wi. rally:
A Democrats conference wa held last
ui.ur. continuing ia se--f. n until Z. late hour
Tn, rtIl Ms s..uc. Iv ag eyrci.tIr, f.ur ,.
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u Dead men they say. tell'no tales. and
we believe they are also Incapable of writing
letters If this be so,Maj ". W. Ivory is ,t,.l
in the land Of the living. a paragraph which
has been going the rounds Of the papers, to
the contrary notwithstanding. Letters have
been received from him by his friends in thia
county bearing date after the time he was
stated to have been killed. he was. when
he wrote. in the enjoyment Of excellent
health The paragraph which purported to
be a rerJatim extract from the New York
Herald. never appeared in that paper, but
was manufactured in this ..Ieck of woods. -
Tor tie purpose II rendering the local column
OF certain newspaper "spicy and interest,"
ing" regardless Of tie feelings Of a Mother
and Sisters.
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Ss cuGCII Phillips.

This Addition mountcbark and avowod
disuninuist has for some time, been travel
ling over the country, delivering Abolition
haraunges. He has everywhere been recei~
we'd with open arms, by tie leaders Of Il
Republican party. We last week adyert-,i
to the diSgraceful fact, Of the Senate having
rendered him the use Of their hall for tie
purpose Of delivering one Of his iucendiary
lectures. While in Washington City. he
was praised, coErteI and followed. bv tic
Immaculate patriots. male and female. there
conErcgatei. Mr.. Grow, Speaker or the
House, gave him public entertainment.
Vice PRESIDENT Haml'n walked arm in arm
with him. while Dave Wimot danced at
tendance; J sse Fremont declared herself re
iced to see hin and Seward drank his
health in a glass # r,sy wine. tie Was en-
phatica.ly the Lion cf the day. Aud vet
all these patriots well knew. that their
'honored guest" had repeatedly openly ad~
vocated the dissolution Of the Union. and is
still its avowed enemy. n speech which
he delivered a few years ago, he uttered the
following trca bic language: Il confess
tbat We intead to trample under foot the
Constitution Of this couuuy. Daniel Web,
ster says-'You are a law abiding people,
that the glory Of New England is that it Is q
law abiding community Shame on tiff his
be true; if even the religion Of New England
sinks as low as its statute books. But l
say, we are not a law abiding community
God be thanked for it - H. 1850 he issued
pamphlet iu which il speaking Of his par
~ lie said; I'VE are d;sunionfsts. nor from
any love of seFeIate Confcderacics, or as ig
norant Of the thousand evils that spring from
niisLlUring and qUarrelsome States. but be
cause We would get rid Of this Union Aud
this man with treason at his heart and on
bis lips. while in Washington Gtv. was the
guest Of the Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, and the friend. companion and
associate cf the Vice Prcsifeut. After this
we may expect to soon hear Of Fred Doug
lass taking dinner with Speaker Grow.
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EBENSBCRG q CRESSON RAIL ROAD

Trains wjll stop at stations marked
= r. only whou signal is given.
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Comes o'er the counci, Of the brave.
And blasts them in their hour IF might =
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DIEp-Ou the 5Ora ult.. IN Munster town
ship, Mrs. Nancy Carney, aged about 50
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-02
VALUABLE IhoPE.TI FOR sALE-

Tie subscribers n-t.r tine f.l..vln- va,ua-
b,e property, al private --.e. 90 u.zr rea-
~ul4nle TERMS rsHl ya-l payments
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TRAIS No. l.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-28

70 seize aud conhscate properly Of rebels,
and for other purposes, approved July
18th, 1862" and which sections are in the
words and figures following;
SECTION 8. Ind Be 10 JUrtter enacted,
That all the slaves Of persons who shall
hereafter be engaged in rebellion against
the Government Of the United States, or
who shall in any way give aid or COM
fort thereto, escaping from such persons,
and taking refuge within the limits OF
the army, and all slaveN captured from
such per5ons, er deserted by them and
coming under the coptr5i Of the Govern
ment Of the United States, and all slaves
Of suGh persons OK or being within any
plac1 occupied by rebel forces, and af-
ierTards occupied by the forces Of the
United States, shall be Seemed captures
of war, and shall be forever ssseee of tseir
seryiiude and not again held as slaves.
SEC. 10 Aad be 10 (itytler enacted That no
slave escaping into any slave territory or
the Districtof Columbia, from any Of The
States shall be delivered up, or in any
way impeded or hindered Of his liberty,
except for crime or some oilense against
the laws, unless the person claiming said
fugitive shall first make oath that the
person to whom the labor or service Of
said fugitive is alleged TO be due, is his
lawful owner and has not been in arms
against the United States in the present
rebellion, nor in any way given aid or
comfort thereto: and no person engaged
in the military or naval service Of the
United States shall, under any pretense
whatever assume to decide on the valid
ity of the claims Of any person to the SER
vice or labor Of any other person or
surrender up any such person to the
claimant on pain Of being dismissed
from the service.
And do hereby enjoin upon and or
der all persons engaged in the military
and naval service of the United States,
TO obey and enforce within their respec-
tive spheres Of service, the Article and
Sections above recited. And the Exec
utve will in due time recommend that
all citizens Of the United States who
shall have remained loyal thereto
throughout the rebellion, shall, upon the
restoration of the Constitutional rela-
tions between the United States and their
respective States and people, if the rela-
ton shall have been suspended or dis
turbed, be compensated 70, all losses By acts
of the United States, Including he loss Of
Slapes.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and casued the seal Of the Uni
ted States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this
the twenty second day Of September, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two, and Of the In
dependence of the United States the
eighty seventh.
[Signed,l ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
WM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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5. c. mEEcEIs, Editor.
no OUR READERS.

This morning the UsIov is presented
20 us patrons diminished somewhat in
size The faults not ours, nor is il in
our power to control i at present The
paper maker on whom we depend, informs
us that it viii 30 Unnecessary Tor him 70
get several articles essential TO tho manu-
lacture Of paper, before he can supply
as again with the proper size. he has
enough Of the size we print on this
morning, to last MS until the other can be
furnished. We assure our patrons that
Il is contrary TO the wishes ofsthe Pub
fishers Of the UNION to take any step
shat will detract from its merits. As
soon as we can be supplied with the pa
per, we will resume our regular size
Notwithstanding the reduction Of the
paper from its former size, there will BE-
no dimiaution in the amount OF reading
matter from what has heretofore beer
given.
September IL, 1862.
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Justices Court.

HANNAH CALLAHAN, Pitn,1 In "a suit before g, NJ
u.s. SSouthgate, Justice Of
c. D. ELLIOTT, Dett. the Peace foI Davidson
County, Tennesspc.
The plaintiff, Hannah Callahan, Ia this action hav-
ing obtained an Attachment against the defendant,
g. ID. Elliott, and issued 90 Constable OF said Coun
81, ana returned by him, ley led on property belong
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of said Justice that the
defendant Is non resident Of the State of Tennessee.
II Is ordered that publication be made Cor four suo-
cessiyo weeks IN HoWspapcr published in tie city OF
Nashville called the Union, warning The defend
ant 90 appear before said Justice The llh day OF
October 1862, aud plead. answer, or demur Co said
attachment otherwise Che cause VII ha set ior hear
nag paJta on that day,
@. NJ. SOUTUGATE, Jp.
SEPT. Glh, lsU2-itw. prs Zoe, $500
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ID Y virtue Of the power aud authority IN me YES
ID ted as Military Governor Of the Slate Of Ten
ucssee, do hereby appoint the following persons to
hold and exercise the functions of the respective Of
fees attached to his and their names, and TO perform
the duties thereof according Flaw, 20 wit
FIRST WARD.
John Carprr, Alderman. James Turner anG VIM.
Roberts, tuunCimcu.
SECOND WARD.
Jos ! Robb Alderman. G.. N. couthgrtc and A.
Myers Councilmeu.
THIRD WARD.
III Mulioy, Alderman. Andrew Anderson and
Alex. Mcdaniel, Counclmcn.
FOURTH WARD.
II. G.. Soovcl, Alderman L. b. Hui and Charles
Slyers, Ccuncmen
FIFTH wAup.
W S. Cheatham, Alderman. J. b Knowles and W.
A. McCelAnd, Counciucn,
SIXTH WARD,
NJ NJ. Brcn, Aldctmnu. T. J. iarhroush and
VIM Driver, Cuuuclmcu.
sENEN1H WARD.
N. G. l., Claiborne, Alderman VIM. stewart and
Thos Greatly, Couuciimen.
Eiaurn WAND.
Jos, Smith, Alderman. VIM. iaily aud VIM.
Sanboru, Coupoimeu.
unto set my hand and caused the Great
1 H. D. Seal of the State TO be affixed, at NASH
- vile, this October lst 1862
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOyEEEoR.
EDWARD ii. East, Secretary OF state.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias vi Fa to mo directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, /, r. Il. Glaseock, Mar
shall ia aud for said District will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at tho Court
house door In the City of Nashville, the 2ud day
Of October 1862, all the right, title, claim and inter
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow, and
A. " S. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin
stralors Of John Shelby, deceased, have in and TO
the following described pieces or parcels of Land 10
wit A tract Of Land, in Sumner county Tennessee,
ou Dosha's creek and It's waters, beginning at
planted rock south east corner Of James Whesdes,
thence North II East 81 poles TO planted rock
thence North 45o West "a p2cs to rock at Abraham
Martins corner; Whence North l0' East l02 poles to
rock at Magtn corner; thence North S314o East %
aud 80 poles to a stake; thence North poles TO
stake; thence North 7io Fast ~ poles to sycamore
thence South 2go East 30 and Gl0 poles TO the center
Of said creek thence down tho same, with It's mean
ders thence south 1o East is poles, South 5Jo East
Ii poles to a point near the terminus Of the mill
race thence South Az West IS poles to stake (;
thence 5515o East 20 and Clio poles to corner to
Cullen Gardner's; thence south 2jl5o West 80 poles
to a stake; thence South 5ji55 East ll3 and 91O
poles TO a rock thence North $50 East 1876 poles 10
the middle of the creek; thence down the same
II meenders BY osets, thus (south 6 East 20 poles
South 27o East rs poles South 1872 East 60 poles
South s0l5 East 2S poles South 35o East - poles)
pile of rocks the east bank Of the creek; thence
North S7J%o West 2O7 poles, with Dr. W. Menuow's
north boundary, to a stake thence South 100 West
N and $40 poles 70 a stake thence South 20 West
56 poles, passing DR.. r. Heads corner at II poles
thence South q East 100 poles thence South S9%o
West 332 poles 90 a g1te.post; thence South 0 and
2IO poles 90 a honey locust thence West SO and
10 poles 90 a rock thence North "a East Us poles
to rock thence South 500 Fast 80 poles 20 "a rock
thence North - East ~ and 40 poles 10 stake
thence South 500 East 2,5 poles TO the beginning
Also life estate In ilty-one acres, which was wled
by Lucen j. Harris TO his wife Sarah +. NOW Sarah
r. Head for her life. Also, small tract adjoining
the above It being the mill tract Of four acres To-
gether with the mill on the same. Said property be-
ing levied upon to satisfy judgment in favor OF 81 S.
& r. T. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
row, W. Barrow and A. V. S. Lindsey, Administra-
tors Of John Shelby deceased rendered In said Court
on the 3rd day Of May, 1850 Sale 10 take place at
10 o'clock i. Il. GLASC0Ck,
uug20-l4t T. $. Marshal, NJ ID. 4.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ OF q IN to me directed from the
ID Circuit Court Of the United States, for the nj die
District of Tennessee, /, r X, Gascock, Marshal in
and for 7ad District, will expose to sale pubicly, 70
the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court House door
IN the city OF Nashville the 18th day Of October,
1862, the following saves property OF Allen Crock.
EFT, namely Mary, about l6 years Of age, with her
infant SON. William and Peter, ten or eleven years
Of age the slaves aforesaid having been levied TO
satisfy Judgment in favor OF Clark, Adams & Clark
against A. b Crockett rendered in said Court Oh the
2,th day Of April, 1852. sale TO commence at 10
O'Clock, A. VI. T. r. GLASCOCK.
Bop12-1it. U. S. Marshal NJ. ID. T.
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Horses for Sale !!

ONE BAY MARE, accustomed 10 single harness,
a snowy and flne Traveller
ONE BROWN MARE, good under the saddle, a
blOnded animal and fast traveller also,
ONE DOUBLE SETf OF HARNESS, all OF which
will be sold cheap, the owner does nor need them
Apply TO JOSIAH b. ALLEN
aug26-Iwa AZ, College street.
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NOTTCEi

A \ election viii be heI st the OGlce Of the Ten
n ucss.e Mnrine and Fire assurance Company, on
Monday The 6h day OF October next, for Directors Of
said Company, 90 serve for .he cusuint twelve
months. A. W. BUTLER, secretary.
NASHVILLE. sept 20, 1862. sepZl-td
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Marshal's Sale.

ID virtue Of tvp wriis III q a. 70 me directed by
- tue Circuit C0hft of tle United siaics, uf The
Middle District 81 fonnossee. ~ y, elsscock, Mar
shat 10 and Tor "a Datfct viii txppst l0f sale pub
Der, 1852 al Che Court House door, 81 the city OF
Nashville, an tho right tiilc alIn, aud iqtlrost
which John Il Mckinley has IN and 20 the relieving
described lots, parcels OF land IA the town OF Nun
ffcesboro, Rutherford county, stale Of Tonncssce Co.,
gether VIII ihe buildings and Improvement On thc
same, via a i1t CONTAINING by estimation $3.50 squire
feet, fronting a0 feet on the public tiuafe in Mui
lfeeaooro, innung Nlok uprtnwnrd nom said fgparo
no ieei without Aldiug on ~ vested ln said !. II
McK ry by decd feistcred ID bn3s q The Nfeis
ter nf Rutherford COUNTY. page 00f also q lnt doaIc
nat in me Original iau ot alid town 81 Murfocs
npfp 10 20 begnnmgata sake tontllast corner
Of sti Do, rununs thence West $50 i1ci, 81 stake
thence vest ia feet ~ W fctChef's corner.
thence ul Of SC icct tu stake The slrrrt thence
east Hith th7 street % The northwest corner OF the
prcshycrian Ghnrea et thence south 1870 feet a. the
beginning, vested - SAID Mckinley by deed register
ca in bodk B, page b3l Dot in Marffeosbafo bound
81 e. follows beginning with stake q feet north ui
s1iu hchialey p southwest corner OF lQt purchased
from Jones, thence WRIST iS5A feet % te street
thence north S6s feet 90 a stake with said street,
corner Of bot formerly owned by letcher thence east
500 feet to a stake. thence south % the bcgnring,
vested IN said Mckinley By decd reeseirod n book
pag 100; aud Dot bounded as follows beginning on
b., running thence north With thc street 05 feet 90
the Of Tie street, thence east with the street
u feet TO stake thence south S. feet 90 stake ON
said Alr'owtifs line, thence wet with said line ~
feet TO the heginnlnR vested in said Mckinley By
decd registered IN book 8, pages $40, 81 said pro
perry being oyed upon to satisfy judgment n favor
% 10 C1mcy, faf0urrado Co, against j T McKin-
ley, and Judgment BIS favor Of Mcador and a %
against Hall Mckinley, rendered in said Court on
the Both day Of April 1859, ant ON the Let day Of
May, 1902 Sale t0taic place At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
T. r. GLASCOCK.
sep12 H.. e. S Marshal, N j. r.