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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

ALABAMA LIDEs AND CorrOE The S,lma Reporter
says
few days slnoe While 10 Calhoun county, We harmed
that certain plbtsr tn re- who never noted for his
p,,rotsm or his DEVOTION to the Southern Oonfederacv
szowSi his ntsnlion plant all bis land in cotton Tas
dias on Earning that this the intention Of that in
dVidua formed themselves into company Of about fJ-
~ strong with the solemn determination to Illustrate the
j,sgus Of this traitor-this wolf In sleeps clothing
The ladies will wait uatil his cotton Is up some two or
thrse inehea AID then with brave to lead them
tSsy .ill prsee to his 6eld each armed with q hoe
Atd cut up bic eatire crop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

General s h. Baeka.r, o $. A.
Lloyd TlghmAn, @ s. A.
Uoolel A II. AoaruAtby SSi Tenn.
W e. BLdWin Il Miss.
" RyF ddE SlE Va.
q" J. @. Brown, Sd Tenn.
" u. Cook, SD Tern.
- Davidson, 3 / Mis-.
" Jls. Drake, hiss.
Rob-. FJq1h,rs 4lst.
J v Gee, is b Ark.
" john CIR &c, l.. T'Nis.
" " Hlnsou ~.
H-i-ran. 10 n Teun.
Hughs, ~ Ala
" i l. hr b. nm.
= r 4 furr ls Tenn.
g. A Srgr, 90. TIM
" ' .1rri- 4sto r5nn.
l.. Co M-r.r rgn, % Mss
N.G Crnn. Is TE".
e "rg. ~ o.. 9 % RI. lie Cav.
IS n Yu. Ne.
Jsu- "a 90 - Ia A
n e L'cklart, - Tenn.
" LYln o X.
NV G,y1cs, 10 Tenn.
r g Mcclure, ak Ttun
ii. Nurlhy, ~ h Tenn.
] H.N1r~o7d AZ T-na.
J J. Olsil, 70 y Tenn.
!. ". Low 20. Is IA Tenn.
q Nv u.s. - vs.
r p Winston 80 Tenn.
N.ipr W " Brown, % Mis-.
n p C11ira Tenn.
ga C.tk 5lH Tenn.
W L. Dess, Is bNIs.
s. W. D.vs Is Tenn.
n. Gree1hu-y, Texas
! + q ~, IS Tenn.
WIN G-as-,, 10 h Tenn.
T n. ,hrsou, L. Nus.
DA Lynn, r@ur.
q" Lew MoCu,ium a. Teon.
EM.Al.I,nd - h Ala.
Tho q n Ter. q E Tenn
= Pnksr, 10 IA Mrs.
We R'gsrs S3i hsL
,. Porter, hB,t Tens. Cav.
g W X b,,isnu, 80 h Tenn.
]. J. Turner, ~ n Tenn.
Tna GrnrrAla Rick Jar anh Fitch man plaCtd b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
(oosr)
DISSOLUTION OE CoPARTEKRsHIP.

fINaE limited pArt1eTshp hestsors exsIg b.tsern tie
Il unde. gned, uld-r he hm Of sELJga . N LLsk, htb
dIy hereby a 10 Nv d BY nu,ude nsent
Ths books and viii renal Ia he hans Of Miller
for sren.n thsr pres-a. ori1> Go 81 Cary street 81
door b,lIs Nh st Get ead lee will N OF .he
hrn IN on!y. All pesonI indebs.d rs2uss ed TO
N. he settlement vithou, delay.
LEnsd,
HILys EELDrs General
MILLER, Parn.L
WILLIAM ALLEY, Special
JhU. A. stLDsa, p. ines
Richmond, April u, 1861 spl2-9:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
JUST RECEIVED

sob STORE,
2O5 Bread, bstws IN 18th md 5th Str, cts.
UpoETYoJI0S Vritng lie H
il Work .RcSei, Toile -elss.es
LAd.ts AID snt 0 suLssnLe Pocket Cutlery
bupe los rb AS e, ais, &C.
Ia i.r, Terra Cspa, tni.a and French China
Pa lor 'rnansns Of e,srf deb plon
Jspsnued 10 ttabs. Chamber isI, ,te.
Meet Cutters " the nos, ApaIov,d nIle
ooGe sai res2os II sAst cassr', etc.
a1d genera vaIie.y Of
PLncy Goods.
UIas, Glassware, Hs.se Furnishing Goods, At
LEON sJhAtr,
apo -svs ZEN door 10 HlrshS Tdnudas fte a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
THE NATIONAL DEFENCE AssO.

VNBI' Lss ison hat engaged leFMt rpoms Ir ad
and 9th tree faLa ami viii be ready 10
Of oil Kind, nsrt Mon sy
All e,mm' mic ito shou bs add sed 20 krs " Kw YER
N)s Boz SAC maragrO BaEnra terepord ng 'ecretArJ
Of lie NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

PLU1 MASS. Received ,h day, April 10Th. 5, Lbs flss
ID ssH, for sae by
sp2 DoVft co.
A LUM. Patash aad ssl Soda, on hand and fer 10
IN " apl2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

NTAOHuyR OLIVE have k.u4 = . super lot
wi Of NJ chine OIL suit ble fIr the nehiasry lie by
Az sTOkE, 90,
Alll-2F CornH IS h sld OAR, street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

4 AROOIL - bbs Lard OIL, eonsiEamsIt, which
A srOKEs co.
apIO-qv Corner 1sta aad Cary stre.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
FROM YORKTOWN.

HEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, near
Yorktown, April u The weather Is again
pleasant, and the roads are beginning to prove.
The preparation for carrying out the plans of the
C'mmander-in-Chief are being rapidly pushed
forward to completion.
Two deserters from the 9th Alabama regiment
came within our lines Yesterday. They were
originally from Pennsylvania. They represent the
rebel forces at 100 600, and say they are busily
constructing works in the rear Of their present
lines. They had no knowledge Of the arrival of
JET. Davis, as repOrte d.
On Tuesday the rebels came out from their ri 9
pits In front Of Lees Mills, killing one of our
pickets. The officer commanding our reserve
then ordered his men 10 charge on the rebels
which was willingly responded to, resulting in
several Of the enemy being killed aud one taken
prisoner. Two men were killed On our side
and two mortally wounded.
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From California, &C.

SAN Francisco, April 22-The U. s. steamer
Narrag ansett has sailed on a cruise.
The Indians are again showing symptoms of
hostility the eastern slops # the Sierra Nevsda
A party Of whites were killed by them on the
18th, on Owens river, In Esmeralda district OF
Salt Lake II is reported that thev have destroye
several mail stations stolen much property, and
killed several EMPLOYEES Of the Overland Mail
Company The mails are temporarily stopped,
and the telegraph Is liable to be destroyed at any
moment.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 22.-The indians have
stolen the stock from nearly every station between
Laramie and Bridger, and killed several men,
burned one station. and threaten the entire de-
struclion Of the Overland Mail Company,s prop
erty. The company has, in consequence, cone en-
uated ell their employees and property at few
stations for protection, and have abandoned all
attempts to carry the mail for the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25

ANOTHER CHARsE.-Miss Mary Moore who
we noticed yesterday az having unsuccessfully
prosecuted her neighbor, Ann Hall, a colored
woman, for using threats and cursiDg, being de-
termined TO prosecute them, had her husband,
Edward Hall, arrested yesterday on the charge
Of firing gun In the street. Edward was brought
before Justice Clayton, and Mary testified that
she knew Hall fred a gun or pistol, for she heard
the report; but Edward proved that he only fred
ere cracker, and the doors having been closed
IL perhaps made noise loud enough for nj ary to
mistake for report Of a gun. The Justice dis
missed Hall, and Mary bid adieu to the squire
stating that there Is no justice In the Northern
Liberties, aad hereafter she will get her rights
at sems down town ofice
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AUCTION SALES.

By. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotloneers.
stFE SE GlTS S.I t9rs9s M s
d.sos trust to the SUB Que dated y.nusry
ga. 1853: and recorded IN Liber J. A. 8 No I6e,
et .es. Of the I Land 1eeefG. re- TO for W.shin.fon ton
Square h1mbe1ed ass, fronting o on sou'h rs street.
Terms: On. half cash; the b.lspoe in six
month., with interest. Iscured By q deed of truat
All o0nvoianoinE s6 e th, Oq,s q stAs puEehsssr.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
VNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
tue OF decree circuit Court of the Distr ct
ns lGf Of SSs, 81
isSa J. +; G; ,sds Morgan, vii eel, on MONDAY, the
Rooms Of wsi B.IHsTd south oor NEE Of Psnn
Wsshinston, the iooSnr @ % desoiesd Rea af Ests, e
namely: Lot, 8, and 10, in Square No. 5Ss.
These lots front south street, and sre betEssn
First 3 street @ west and Second street west acd on
whIoh will bs sold separately. = - = -
! wlli then sell at the sane Place. all Of Square
By delaware avenue, Virgins avenue, Half street
west, and south T street. .-H
ss4. This square is bounded By north d stroet.
Eighth street esst, north C street, and seventh
VIII be sold separately.
will then so I, at the same plsos, Lot No. 8, IN
Square eZ2, 81 the corner Of Delaware avsnne and
south g street.
All 0, the foregoing eal Estate is SITUATED in the
city OF Washington, ID. u, and Will be sold under
aforesaid decree
The terms of these sales Will be- Ore. third o. sh;
balanoe In six, twelve, and eighteen months De
ferred payments 70 bear interest, and BE- ecured
By the purchaser or puIchassrs notes, dorssd 70
the satIsa action of the Trsstse.
4. q. MORGAN. Trustee.
ep11-Staw&ds WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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TELEGRAPHIO. NEWS.
THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT..
The following dispatch has been received at the


War Department:
WHEELING, Va, April 2i.-Hon. Edwin NJ 7.
Stanton, Secretary Of War:-A telegram from
Gen. Schenck states that a squad of twenty. Eve
infantry, sent from Romnev by Lieut.. Col. Dem
ney, TO look after the guerillas attacked yes
terday morning on Gap Lick between Lest river
and Carapion by the rebels, forty strong. Our
forces lost three killed. but drove the rebels, who
took re fuge In the house Of one Palland Colonel
Denney went with a reinforcement Of cavalry,
but the rebels fed at his approach, carrying of
several dead and wounded, among the latter Col
Parsons, their leader, and Palland, the-owner of
the house. Col. Denney reports that the interior
of the house was covered with blood
He burnt the house, and pursued the flying en-
envy, taking Eve prisoners. Gen. Schenck sent a
reinforcement of 100 cavalry and one piece Of De-
beck's artillery to come on the enemy in the rear
They N ust have reached the place about O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon Our messengers passing to
and fro between Gap Lick and Romney were
fred on four, ak and seven miles from Romney
by the guerillas.
J. C. FREMONT, Msjor General.
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Nayigatiou.

CoLLINGwOoD, C. w April % The steamers
Planet and Lun, Of the CoIing wood line, from
Chicago arrived last night, they being the first OF
the season.
MONTREAL April % Two steamboats,, the first
OF the season, arrived In port to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25

Gen. Mitchell Advances TO Tuscumbi Ala.
CHICAGO, April pa special dispatch to the
Chicago Times, from Pittsburg Landing, says
that Gen. Miichell's division has arrived at Tus-
200 miles Of the Memphis and CharIeston rail-
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Qe inch HEAVY
TNDIA-RUBBER GOODsi

Insi.r sbSsr Goods VII DO w Veil r0 % os On Mr. Z.
Il 4. HALL, e heis G,osiny out his extsoslve
thsnremove them % New York. The India HUB
DO. Mtrehoass u q sos Ps. avenue, between sth
md 10Th sts. aDf7-lot
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Ernyu Salt I.aka Ctfu

SALT LAKE CITY, April 19.-The Legislature of
Deseret assembled in this city on the 14th In
accordance with the proclamation Of Governor
y oung. The Governors message was very patri-
otic. Two Senators had been elected
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The Rebel Def.nc.s on the Lower Missis.
sippg,

NRw York, April 2i.-'Fhe Havana Dia,o states
that persons from New Orleans report the rebeI
defenSes to have been much exaggerated-and
that Forts Jackson and St Philip had been aban.
doned and the cannon ia ken away--al,o that there
Is nothing to prevent the Federal feet railing d.
rectly to New Orleans. The Diaro however does
not vouch for the correctness of these reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25

British Ttoops Returning to England.
HALIFAX, April 23.-The steamer Adriatic has
sailed for 81. Johns, N. B., to embark British
troops for England.
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLASff B09I
.. -1 r Z Z Y a,
WI9HeyY Mk.Ai PLATE sl ClAsPL

DR.. g. 3. eISEsMOND,
S1O B-ee8ss5y, Nfss rc-k-Q6O Psassy.eaSia kS
sssk, bsf sSssa l2tk sz3 l3fA sfs., WSsAsaFto1,
Calls she attention of the public 20 the following
aoventeEes Of his Improved Ssse1l: ~R
i. The Tsoth Of his manufacture will lF@,oT5
never corode nor change color by AnyxD
scds, beinE threefourth liE liter than sIy other,
4. No teeth or roots noed be extracted, a tAs
Afn6oiSl ones can be inserted over them.
.. chs roots viii be mAde Inotensive, an never
o aeae.
{. No temporary tessh are nseied, ss permanent
ones Gan De made immediSteiy, thereby preserving
tho natural EXPRESSION of the fsce. which unde,
tbs old - stem is frequently disf cured.
This work has eeea ful ly tee ;od over ave years
country.
DR.. =. has also invented Q vhite undestruotiys
metal filling, With vhion tbs most sensitive tsoth
oan be hlled without pain, and can build up o per
tSot, SOUND tooth On any slce roots, which will asi
through lifetime.
The test OF references gIyen-tc DR.. v. Mott; Or.
poIemns, Professor of Chemlstry,. N. Y; Hon.
Judge Wayne, of the ST. ,reme Court Of WSskinr-
ton, and thousands Of Others.
Call and exAnIne for yourself. rossu
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1858
DENTISTRY.

~: M hsKs is s sf: EEEE4Gs REfRiSGs ss e ,,.:..s.
tsp6s personally % his once n this city T. -
Many persons cAn wear these teeth uno ~3b
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear Others
Who cannot wear these.
Persons calling kt my okloe can be Accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
bgt % those no are particular and wish the y1rost
esanest. STRONGEST and most perfect deptIfre that
art osp kroduae, the MINERAL PLATE VIII Be
more feily warranted. -el
Rooms IN this oIty-No. SIS Pa. sverre, between
IN And 10th sss. Also, So1 Arch street. hlisdei
phlA mar $50
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DRPARTMRNT,
once Military Superintendent Railroads q. S.
Wdshinyton, April ls, 1852.
No Passenger Train will be run from w ashing
ton to Manassas until further notice.
ID. C. McCALLUM,
ap 1SN NJ, D. and Sup't Railroads, U. 9.
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GAS FITTING, 6c.

SECRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES
SAMARITAN'S EIFfi
Ihe Most Certain, Remedy EVer Used.
SECRET DISEASES.
GONORRSGA s, GLEET. STRICTUR ES, Il 0.
contains 70 G!lnerel, 10 Bsls.m, Mercury.
They are entirely vsgetlb e, having no gmell nor
any uEplsa5s ut taste, and will not q any vay in.
juIe the stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
IN "tseaty four hours" Prepared hy q yradueIe
OF tbs University of fPelnsylyania one OF the mott
eminent DoOts,s ssd RIiPsNS.; 81 t6s day
VIII cure any case in from two to four days, end
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS!
No txposKss n trouble, 40 change sototsre7
Let those who have dee psiTeJ oI getting cured
or vh1 have been sorEed with Bs.ssm CopayIa OF
sHmARiTAN's GIFT.
Gent By mail in q plain envelope
Price male packages, S2
PIlce female packages, IS
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT
CukE FOR SYPHILIS OR
VENEREAL DISEASES.
but the jaiSSs Of oot. &toSSfsT snd Herr. Poison
combined.
ms form oftho disease makes I:g appearance in
sOres on the organs OF genura'ion or they may oc-
cur On other pSIts Of The body. which happens
mostly Oh TIE sr0ins, srd very often as ulcers of
tEe mouth, te'ters, fpots carries and nodes or the
Sohes, S, ss q &c, an, and all OF these symptoms
sAMARiTAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
Se,;t 5y e1press- Price 81 9 bottle. or bottles
SAMARlTAN's CHANCRE WASH,
Price IS cents Full ditectoEs
DESMOND co, Box 81 Philsdelrhia Poet
q Sold By 9. CALVERT FORD. corner IIth .nd
s:Ih: a: EATON. as South Eighth ssres.. phtl.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25

FRoI THE BALLRooM TO THE GuARDHorsE "A
young man employed hackman on Monday
night, at an early hour, TO drive himself, friend
and two ladies to a bail at franklin Hall, and re-
main there until 12k O'Clock to take them home.
While the young man and his friends were
Joving the dance, the hackman was outside,
pacing up and down, and endeavorIng to keep
himself warm and comfortable. At little after
la O'Clock young gent appeared, and requested
tn" hackman to walt a little longer, promising to
pay the whole fare. Some time after he came out
again, and said his friend had the money, and
requested to be carried 70 Seventeenth street TO
tnd him. TIE hackman drove from place to
front Of the Kirkwood House, and demanded his
pay. Yeung man refused to paw; professed to
have no money, and grew profane and abusive,
which course Of conduct resulted in his being
handed over to an officer and conveyed to the
Central Guardhouse, where his continued pro-
family and abuse caused him to be locked up.
The prisoner was brought before Justice Clark
the next morning, when. with show Of dignity,
he offered to pay the bill, provided the hackman
would swear 10 II. Hackmen did so, when Young
man handed over a IS and demanded his change;
but tie hackmsn innocently replied, " This Is
Just right, sir-Sl so as per contract, aad 81 per
hour for the balance of the night employed -
Young man felt that he was badly sold, and didn't
feel any less so when the justice requested him to
hand over 50 "a for the privilege he had enjoyed
OF using profane language.
MoraI-Don't try to i'splurgen by not footing
honest and just debts.
POLICE The Third Ward patrolunen reported
the following cases Yesterday - Before Justice
Thompson-C. Leonard, drunk; Rned 50 80 El-
len Russell, diso,derly and profane do 80 "a
Edwd Vandergrif, profanity; do. 50 ~. Samn
Leckman, fast driving; do. SO 12. Before Justice
C!ayton-John n. Thomas, col , carrying a con-
cesled weapon; fned $40 81. Sam'l Dorsey, col,
assault and battery; jail Saml Posey, col, do:
dismissed. Thomas Jones, col, drunk; fined
81 81 F. Rickmyer, indecent exp po- -ure; do 81
The. Fourth Ward patrolmen-Abram Meal,
col was charged by Fanny Butler, a colored
bride, with having insuIted her the night before,
and with using profane language. Justice Wsl-
ter fned him 90 SO for profanity. This case
being settled, the new husband Of Fanny was
charged with bigany by Virginia Butler, who
claimed to be Henry Buffers legal wife, having
three children by him, which family she brought
before the magistrate. Che exhibited no docu-
ments or other evidence Of their marriage, except
the certificate Of a former Mayor that upon their
arrival Henry Butler, his wife and three children
had Complied with the municipal law. The
Justice decided thar the simple declaration of
Virginia was not sufficient evidence, and dis.
missed the case. George Alcohon, assault; dis
missed by Dom. Andrew Chase and Frank Bell
col, assault and battery with intent to xiii
Aquila Barton, col held TO bail for a hearing
in 500 each by Justice Clayton.
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WAR DEPARTMENT., ava.

MAR DEPARTMENT., rrTgr--r
W. ss-r a.. - JANSARY n, 1S37.
oRDHRrD, That the War Department viii be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays ana
Fridays against all other buslness but that which
relates TO active military operations In tbs fsld.
saturdays viii be devoted 10 the business OF
Senators and Representatives,. % ,.--.
Mondays to the business Of the Public. .- b.
% 1ye EDWIN M. STANTON,
aH-d g. Secretary Of War.
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O r r CIAL,
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
" wAsHINsroN, January IS, 1se1.
The Secretary Of State win hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the fnt Of next
month. a.- ..y .f E
Jan z7-u WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
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THE SHILOH BATTLE.

From the Richmond Dispatch, April 1871 81
An Official dispatch received yesterday from
Corinth states that the reports Of the several com
manders shows that In the engagement at Shiloh
our troops captured and brought In fourteen
pieces Of the enemy's artillery and twenty a w
stand OF eolors. The number Of prisoners taken
exceeds three thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
EXPORT OF COTTON,

From the Richmond Dispatch, April I9l
correspondent OF the Examiner, writing from
Charleston, under date Of April 2, says that ,OOO
bales Of cotton were shipped from that port during
the preceding week. fh;s cotton goes to the
West Indies, where the Yankees buy1t, and thus
supply their own mills In spite of all we can do.
VIII Congress adjourn without passing some
law to put an end to this crying evil. ~
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akksk ~ fH6RsE. 81 KS. sssFs.s%f . :s' bay
Hsms,ih r. rns hnsss u sss Distr ss-bssd IN New In
R1 SrriyInE q the Naval Store, Nav YarJ.
~ Wssninston, " cs bstvesa the hours o. 10 q n,
eNsS~ nh . lns
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
united states of Amerlca:

MilNNaf iiNAhlAA WI AhNsNt0
M NEREAS, libel Of Information WAS dicd within
w and for tae MidEe District Of ronnosseo. at
Nashville 90 the 2nd day OF june, a. D., 1862, By
John 1rimble, Esd, Attorney for the uuied slstos
for the Middle District Of Tcnuessee, who proaocntos
herelnon behalf OF the United Staten, against certain
properly Wis certain OF, Situated near she South
east corner OF broad and Front streets, 10 the City Of
Nashville being the next Dot 10 the corner lot aore
said on which corner lot s situated, the Brass Foun-
dry OF H. Coles FaM LOT fronting Front street run.
ming back towards the river, thence nearly arallci
20 the river and thence back 10 Front street. the cor
nor said lot Front street iarthest from Broad
bCing oppote n ANAL BaokFmith'a ehup, situated on
the other side q Front street; ana also, an tho Build
mgs on said lot aud also AL the hKturcs machinery
TOO f, implements and materials Of every description
nnoeled with said LOT aud huildrcgi faid hnhdnes
DO SAID lot being tho loundry of onc T. A. Brennan,
aud gsying proocss agauat said property, that mo
same be condemned o. forfeited.
Now, Therefore,, In pnrsuance.of The mortlon, un
der the seal Of said Court dlroclcd and deliver,
"a, 1 10 hereby give public Dotico 30 all persons
claiming raid properI5, or in any manner utsrc tel
th0rein, that tooy be and appear before said Circuit
ourt, 20 b. hold at the city Of Nashville, IN and flr
said District the Goth day OF October 1862 at 10
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day. then md there
70 luterpoPe ID, T claims, snd 70 nuke their aaqa
lions IN that bcifrr r. EJfASCOCK
june a. lsd2-itt d. s. narsbab q p r.