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FOR SALE AND RENT.

nE~iRhB1E PROPERTY FOR S.IE ON
~ PENNSYLVANIA AVESUk.-The rub
f%rS;I will sell that dssrass HToPsT, 20 "a.
consisting cf q three story BrlaK BUidIGE, with
ono Offhs hs.. Confectionery Stores IN tae CITY,
sa sd assr 1fss fs ono iG ao b. e
ceileut location srd sTIsafemeni,Is well suited
ioi hrslness OF sSy kird SnI isIthe. sAJt cr'S,s,
LcR uatel Js &c In
DOOEtS AND BOARD, with Northern fsni
~ " IN Pl.ssaat io.sitJ nssE tne Departments:
New hoUse, fninItaIe sni hsdfIsE few cable
BnsrdsIs accommodated. 4iS Twelfth stE set, be-
tween $ ana II. je 2t-2m
L BafCA HOusES, "a the hsiEHts ci Sieorss,
town Inc MIRO OF W. 81. S6H;sv. joSI-a
EoRT CORCoR4NFO sAI.E-Fhs .esns,op
House, eItenelrc opt-bu,ldInEH. sHd IsrlE.
q, 'Bosrly" {" si,ustsd on Arlington Bo: his, opro-
site GeortetoWp, D.; g, embracing entirely the
or FcPt Bennett is for sss fbs gsoe cdDtsins
lto acres Of arabic sCd, IN high oIitiNsiiopI ana
GH acrss of Scod land. The view from the Man
the Potomac rIraT is unsurbssssd, bo,h for e1tsEi
"a P.ffa f.ga ra .ys ,s;%s 6srtsnr ssr5
kt Law, NO. Indiana aFenue, WssEInston, opd
I54 Eridge ct. 6eorsetown. ID. Q. ie ls IEf-
Il Yard, = fest front by ISL Re Il deeS, ior eIs 70
o1 Os II & tren g sSss 81
g improve thereon. App ~ to FOE yam
FOR hENT.1A fOrnished ioGr-s.ory BRICK
Of XIV Win oSsssE. sea hsss ssd Is1PS1s Pf
bath room sGPplied with hyGiaT. vetsT, aud gas
f6s .se ress5s6ss I sHs o. Sy
Psats IS1 aLTs si sss Eie1eStb s:res:. 81 5sfsssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
u DR.. JOHNSTON,
ALTIs ORE
IN a. - m n q N n

n
Has dIscoOsTsSfks most CsTfaiH, SPEEDY osd o.ls
E6ectHGl Remedy ~ rae Wo-Id,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

LET NO FALSE DELICkCY FREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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do hereby guarantee tnat is Able to
fnhl contract In accordance with the terms Of
his proposiucn, and that should his proposition be
accepted, he will at onoe enter into contract IN
accordance Herewith. Should the contract be
IItles.
This guarantee must be appended to each bid j
The responsibility OF the suarsntors must be
shown b{ tho oeta1 oertlhcete of the Clerk of she
nearest District Court. or of the gnitei states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

S00 PiECES ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
u. pieces new style LAWNS at l2,<c,
Opr stook 10 tull u eli depArtments. = 49,
~ zWA. Il. RILEY e ID no.,
bI-iW Nc. 30 Central Stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

NEW MrsIc-Right Of limo Waltz etc. oy ine0'
" Morris. well.writlen waltz. The su'Oof
ava, wa. so accurate as to add two bars Of rec.
e,tsblish the rhythm at the end. The FarnSIe DS
ofJ G. Whittier set to music BY J.W Hu'eniIs'-'
wors. zoo adaetic for music, bal the better ol w.
a.t,ors. We do not see the necessity OF n''i"e
note Of the ending syllables of the hrs' me "
or the syllable commencing the second 50 ,oAo,
thew were eighths, the defamation nns'any "'''
be improved. rum-
we have some other songs but shsy nave 'a =. !,
ber Of crudities which we do not care 70 u.s.
would occupy much space and be very 'e'"i"''A
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

TIE SECOND REGIAEET AEMORY.-A meeting OF
tie Councilmen Committee on Poblie Buildings was
held on Saturday, pursuant TO resolution OF The
Board, TO ascertain whether Tilford Hall, which Is
hired By the Controller for the city, and assigned to
the Cd Regiment, Col. Tomrkins, Cor drill-room,
had been sublet by said Tomptns. The Committee,
after examining Mr. A. NJ. Cuffn, formerly Connie
sary of the regiment discovered that the Armory
had been re rented by him under orders from Col.
Tompkns, 10 Companies ID and G Of the I'D Etgi-
ment Nsw-York State Militia at the ate Of 81 200 per
wear. That he paid eaid moneys, as far as ne bad
received tleIn 10 John j. Armour the Paymasler OF
ibe I'd Regiment Mr.. Thomas, a member Of snd
Secretary OF Company d, 2@d Regiment, aiso was
before the Committee, snd stated that since action
had been taken on the matter by the city authorities,
Col. Tompkins bad notified tho companies of the
22d Regiment not to pay any moro rent: The
Controller cent in communication, stating that the
room was hired by the city ss dfill-rOom for the
I'd Regiment ~ a rent $4,000 per year, and That II
was not to DO used for any other purpose, or re-et
70 any persoD. II further appeared that tho lower
part Of The Armory ia used for prayer.meetiDgs;
After closing the statements OF 6leisrr. Cutln and
Thomas, The Committee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
RErORT or MAJoR.GEN. HUNTER.
uHlpQukRTsss EEPA2TNENr % ahE so1Fs,
FoKT rUf.sSI. lVcEsPrI ',LANp, TA''

Aufii Is 1872.
s,a. y NJ. s-,xrox. Seysc,yef gay, WaAtgoa:
SIR: The flax cf our country waves over toT'
pulak scncued the garrison - -reidsr ~ sunl1se "n
she morrsr- of s l0i in-f lnHe -e OF .ctvlue ear
ef..j n J. r, we eurG FIRE, boubsr10s c-ninl-
leg wuoat iufriissol. fof thirty houfs a. 1e END OF
.ig,,er hours firing the fort 1acled in he solleds
susic AID a. ih- moment Of suneuie cclock p. M on
roe lih instant baG commenc spas ,ns ic- oEung
The Who.c snsiisss ~ the fort ~ guns gree supny o.
6red snmauicn sIGu pounds =" 20 Fder aud l.rgs guam
es Of ccui.ay Lave f.llcn j 20 our hands; siao
100 prisoners Of vho he Oors wiz be seLt ncTh by tie
Fat opportunity it1, oiisss
Ihe result ul hs be-. dnont must cause convinced
change ia the construction foithcaour az o1ca a. ma
foresEadowcs isvei STciecue by lie ccutcI be- Ncci
she tLtoT erc hefuuae No "orsa o. stone or oHcE can
sesi.t The impact al 10 d stieTy Of heavy CaliDcT.
TOO mucn lrai cltnot he gycf 10 apt o. s. ciinore
Cni'cd aasts Ens"e~f Aeuus fs2cie Gene A me cir.
industry li pf,rot.C zeal Great CrClt g. eisc doe q,
ais ssiarsa Lieut.. j. q Wi,on Unii'd Sir.es Iol %
sIspAc Eagioeea, and Lieut. Hoiace ioutr of ile OF
nsuce Den ttmeus lsst so t' Ssia!ny tI6s h'
servcCs of Cspt. Il. l. United : S0tci Navy vko
with 100 Of bus frou the Wabash, uudCr command o.
fAeut Irwin did uorly the eUrs.
Our FsgI vo1n scientific direction Of q p
Gimos aisple 81 sti abe enegy and perseverance 10 it
construction AZ The easgks lYtce ifanc; ard uatkul
cogiq D. le mole pp!esisc than The fedinrs7 rc1iy
tkl III courage ~ Nhoh they wofAsd thsf guns in
batter. .
VEgs 1 receive The reports Il th~ oGs-r more icitned
stey in command HIs Cei II. W. beLhsm spd Acting
Brig ;en liiuore slls.icrt ul1Is 81 detail viii be iinle
dts1 lofs sde1 oi cannot clNe without EXPIRE sing ny
tiaGts toh nfcss end the hope that aching tig
Cen. G coo nay us cent med in tue position Of b-gji y
General TO which in tll bSbsrdmcni he hss established
sect deteIvi ciaiT-
en- hsppy 10 state iia: or loss but ked
the e.rhvors of our batteries ahoiens Secure 0ecuon
sggir M heaviest t1e of The eneHy The loss Of th enemy
has been stated Is three ssvertiy wounded
.svo the honor 20 be. So,
Most respectfully y'sf very % d'G1, ,, ss'ysai
Msjo, General Comnsudiug Department Of .he Scu,h.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

MUTISY on BoARD \ UEITED STATES VESSEL
On the 4ih inst. nutiny took place en- board the
U. S. bark Fernardina while at sea. Lieut. George
w. Browne the acting commander was compelled
to have recourse TO arms, to reduce the crew to a
condition Of order. During the engagement which
took place between the officers and tho men, John
Hillman lost his life; and William Himan, Michael
Heney, and Charles Eldridge, Master-at-Arms, were
put in irons. The case was duly reported to Com
modors GoldsbOrough, Flsg-oGicer Of tho North
American BlockadiDg Squadrol.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

In foreign bills there Is notaing OF Importance
doing, and the market is nouinaly ll2 for Sterling
Fregh's AFRO again decidedly 6rmer, and this tencs
to check transactions materially. TO Liverpool the
engagements are. p, 500 bush. Wheat 6id. a7d. in
bulk and bags $500 bbls. Flour st Is. Cd 90,
chiefly at the latter, the nsde rate being to I'll upi
200 pkgs Bacon and Lard at ga. Cd. To London:
GOO bbs. Flour at 2s; 500 tee. Lard at 2s. 100 bxs
Bacon at 22s. Cd; 25 hhds Tallow at 22s. Cd. To
Glasgow: 5000 bush Peas al 6id. in bulk; 800 bbb.
Flour on private terms. To Hamburg; rs tuns
Logwood at 30u
The business Of tho Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
s., 98l ,2Ol 23-lor Customs, 100000 Payments,
t3y2l8,8i8 95i Balance, 8, ,523,sH l3
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

CANDIDATES FOR THF HoSoRs oT TAsNaSY.-Os
Saturday night the Sachems Of Tsmmany mei at ths
Wes;chesior House, corner Of the Bowery ard
Broouo street, and agreed upon the nomination d
The following candidates for Office in the Tamnany
Society OF rs approaching ANIMAL election:
For Sacssas-John Dix, Eliish 6. Purdy, John her
I.ss Bel Ironas Diai3p, Edward Cooper John 4 ysr
-!in RuEafd g. Copro,y. Daniel Dthvsn Jslies eles
olson Peter D. re-nsy DOagls Kay or, Eeuiy sn-ss"
Ireosaysy-C Gorge p Baldwin.
SecrelrFy-Cssper c. SLtdA
SGQazorr-tleo.se ,. Mrsssgve.
HiaNnlis--Slepntn &. DuEysa.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
TIVE FAIL OF FORT PULASKI
peports Of Mai. Gen. Hunter, Brighten
Benham, Flag-0fIicer Dupont,
ard Commander Rogers
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES or COM. DUPONT.
BrAoeuArTFRs DgPABTEESf o. TnE sou

NORT PUIhshT1 LoVhFIIH IsLNF.l Vs,' ? VI l7l0'-'3
All persons Of color lately hcd 70 involuntary SER
vice by enemies of the United States IN OFT Pulaski
snd on COCkspur leland Ga, are hereby coufscstec
And declared free, in conformity with law, and shall
hereafter receive tie fruits Of their own labor. Such
Il soid persons Of color ae re able-todied std may
be required, shall be employed in tho QuarioTmas,
ters Department at the ates heretofore established
by Brig. Gen. Il. W. sherman.
BY Commend of Naj Cen Dsyil Hunter
CHaS. 4. hALPlNE, asst Aojuinni General
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

The sale OF mirrors, engravipgs, and palnhng'
the rooms Of s. 4. Williams, No. 80 Broaa"A!, !!
comes of this week, commencing tons DAY ~ ~ =,
o'clock. Among other important works Of A' WIN
be found Ggnouxs celebrated large erlgiIAl ol N.As
ara Iuuss's LandstOru, Hayeys Sabbath Eyenins'
work, worthy of q place IL any collection in 'h'
land
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

TnE Esw-YoRK TyPoGRAPHIcsL SoelEif.-iS
members Of the New-York Typographical so'e''
met at the Library Rooms, No. Chamber sr'.'' .,
Saturday evening, and resolved to hold oee's'"s1
public meetings hereafter, at which interesting ESps"
are 10 be read
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

molly and Bradley refusing to insert the many add'
tions asked for by The Ring The APporlcnment
bin hss been largely amended BY the House but the
manifest injustice Of giving New;York snd BROOK.
iyn but eight districts although they have 80 great
population as any rine cont guous districts IN any
other portion of the State has not been rcmedied.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

Another steam-tug, similar TO the one launched
two or three weeks since for Post, Rowe e. Sylves.
ter Of Jersey City, was launched on Thursday morn
ing by Hosgland 4 Taylor, shp-builden Of New.
Brunswick, for Messrs Winans g. Abrams Of New.
York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
IAdvertissnent
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Fos 1862.
.,..xu.,i,p now ready

mi, oepalar ASsuAL Is now ready. ,so ;s. &C. pssap
,,it ~ Express 81 per 100 Cash oTsSfs hsr, A,ns e:
we can supply back nnmbsrs S zoe ssa nd 1901. roe
,sns ssch, pOst paid. Addre" Isx
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

George W. Cwtis lectures before the TwentisA
Ward Republican Association ut Continental Hal,
Thiry-iourth street and Eighth avenue, on Taes1'l
evening at S o'clock. su jet: " Tie Way d
Peace"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
IAdrnrfiaeInent.i |

yoryG MEN ABOUT To ENGAGE IN i.o pu1s s..s go
y" % ..Is,, pursui. IN which they c.. Soslss
ed should secure Phrenoloscai E''N
4 WklLs No. 3oS broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
New York Ceatral u (sintins fund, isN. 60 d A
New, York Central 1s cspy. bonds, ls7s.. es q -

Ine h7duiuB hdiIroad tunnssc last week -.
SO, ,ss4 tuns; the Scsuykill Navigation 80 32o3 ....
The two show increase for the season on Lao, -.
Of lao, 500 tuns.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

Dfsrencei IN fAFor OF January ioo;.., "a vd
In relation to American Securities, Messrs Barring
Bros. s. Co. remark;
An sricsn stock, have presented fewer transactions iii.
week but prices hra. Unei Sistes Gs % do S. 73
sellers; Massachusetts S. sterling e9o Mary snd do 30
GJi Pennsylvan insctptous IOa > do. bonds 7ls6.
ass ox div. fennsy yana Central Rsil Cd o. bondy B6 asa
NewYoIk Central TO- 1876. 70 shares, ll Newio and
Eie "a mougn.s bonds, Boi sharss 81 Illinois Contra
bouds 70 shares, A discount
The London Times OF the 9Th, thus notices and
quotes the market:
In colonial descriptions Great Wesiern OF Canada shares
rather lower ho Grand Trunk sock remains without
change Is to In American securities Atlantic and Great
sAefn de1euturos wsro again hImer
hrg,rtcan Securities, &c. Closlas prlcs. BuinssI
Maryland d5s............,...............,8 80 a. SO
linked Sstes "a iS1i....... ........ .... u = ~
Virginia 6s...............................% ~ a 80
Eoit iSso 7 a. ssn,.,, ~. - .s. IS a es ssio
Erie 33i9 "a. 3iQ
Erie shsrss y cent pr.fsrrnc. 50 d 81 10 q
Erie shares s,sessnerl &C crip....,........ li9 II
Erie, let mortgage 7 ~ cent, i86T........ 20 % "a
Erie "a tnofts.se 4, cent 1859 g.,,.,.. as a 30
, he ID mor,sssv 10 cent IBsJ. ....... 30 % 81
Lrie 4th nlo,tssso., 20 ~ q
ETis, 5,h uIoitsa 20 a u
Illinois C~ntralbs iRra................... rs a II
Illinois Central 10 lS13.............. ~ ~ ~ IItd
Illinois ,nt,n CD shnr.s a IS paJ ii. ana 49, AHA ~
Illinois Centrsl ell psid............,... 3Jf0 s4t ~
Michigan Central n. Conysrlbs 80 .... 81 % 80 8l.
Michissn sntrzI s,kinx Fund s. 's2 TO- 81 a 80 e14
MichiSrp So A AZ iuJi.us Ia 1890 80. ~ ID 10
Michigan 30. 4 N. InJisua bl0O shares. 10 ~
New Vork Central 6s. (snking fund tlsVJl ~ az 10
ksw-ierk lsatrsl fs. isos''''t''''''''-'. % q"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

NAsHlSaT0s Saturday, April % lt6a.
The following wss received at The Navy Depart
nent this morning.
TLsGs1IP WsBssH, PoET Row HsRroRi 3 c,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
The movement to-day 1t viii be seen has been
exceedingly large.

The earnings Of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad
for The second woek Of AIri were:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01
United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
M lERfAS libel of Information was fled within
w and for the Middle District OF Tennessee al
Nashville ON the 2nd day Of June, A. d j, 1862, bv
John Trmble, Esq, Attorney for The United Siatcs
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosccutss
herein on behalf OF the United States against certain
pro ery, VIZ: certain lot situated near the south
east corner OF Broad and Front Streets ia the CITY ~
Nashville, being the next lot to the corner lot afre
SAID on which corner lot is situated the Brass Dun
dry OF H. CoIei said lot fronting Front street run
nng BACK towards The river thence nearly rarallel
TO the river, and thence back to Front street the cor
ner OF said lot on Front street iarthest from Broad
being opposite small Blacksmiths shop Situated on
the other side Of Front street; and also All the Build
ugs on said lot, and also all the fixtures machinery
zoos implements aud materials of every descripti1r
connected with SAID lot and buildings; said buildings
ON SAID lot being the Foundry Of one 7. NJ Brennan
ana praying process against said property that the
same be condemned as forfeited
NOW, therefore, IN pursuance OF the montion un
uGr the seal OF said Court to directed and deliver
co. do hereby give public notice to all persons
canning SAID property, or in any manner Interested
therein that they be and appear before said Circuit
curt, to be held at the city Of Nashville an and for
SAID District, on the 10th day Of October lS62 at
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day. then aud there
TO interpose then claims, and to make their allega
uohs 10 that behalf. l. e. r. GLASCOCK, -
June H. loo2-l4L .. U. S. Marshal, 4. 4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01
United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
w the Middle District Of Tennessee. at EasbviI,e,
on the 2Sth day Of May AID. 1862, by John TTimbe
ESQ, Attorney for the United States Tor the Middle
stct OF Tennessee, who prosecutes herein on behaIl
OF lhe United states, against certain property viz
l situated on the North corner Of Cherry street
ana Franklin street. in south Nashville and the
buildings theTeQn the said buildings recently erected
lor the purpose Of preparing materials for tho manu-
l&tureol Gu1powderi also the machinery aud fix.
lures connected with said establishment praying pro
cess against tho same, that II be Candomnsd AZ for
ieited. $50 W. 7
New, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitor. nm
uer tle sea- OF said Court, to directed and deiv
ercd, do hereby give public nUtoc to ali persons
cumlug said property, or in any manner Interested
therein that they be and appear before said Circuit
court 10 be held at the city Of Nashville in and (ot
sald District on the 9th day Of October 1862 at 10
G.o,N IN Ie forenoon or that day, then and there to
inIerpose their calms and to make their aNepation
VI 'lAS oepSH h. r. GLASCOCK, I
Fe' ...' U. 5. Marshal NJ. d. T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01
United States Of Amerioa,

MiUHE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
M Hhi'EAS a libel N information WIS flel with.
w in and for the Middle District OF TerHtesee Al
Nashville, on the 18th day Of May, A. b 1892 by
John lrmble, ESD Attorney Tor the United Sta'ts
ior the Middle District Of Tennessee who prote,,,hs
herein on behalf Of the United states against GER
tain lot and the Buildings thereon, tuated fronting
on Mark street, 10 tue City Of Nashville known AZ
Ellis M0ore's Foundry ana Machine Shop East of
ana near Broad street, in the City of Nashville also
al the machinery tools, fixtures and imp emcuts
and o. uerml counected with said Lot and FOUNDRY
aLd Machine shop and Building, for reasons nn,
causes IN said libel Of Information mentioned and
praying process against Tue said property, that the
same be condemned as forfeited. '.T
NOW therefore, in pursuance Of the monition under
the sea- OF SAID Court, TO me directed and delivered
40 hereby give public notice 20 all persons claiming
san property or In any manner Interested therein
mat they b. and appear before said circuit Court 10
be held at the City OF Nashville ia and for said lis
trct on the goth day Of October 1862 at no O'Clock i'm
the forenoon Of that day then and there to nerpote
th,ir claims, aud 9 make their allegations IN that
OehWI -. +. r. GLASUOCK,
june ~ loO2.-i4t. U. s. Marshal NJ ID T. .
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01

SIAIE OF IkNNASSEE.--At Rules hold in the
- Vlcrs once, Chauccry Court at Naalyille Mon.
day, July the Jth, 1862,
Cyntha broWnct al, ComulaInauts, W. West H.
Humphreys, Defendant
IL appearing Dom affidavit filed IN Oils cause That
The defendant, West 4. Humphreys has ramoyed from
STATE o Tennessee, or ssO abscondnE or onnceaung
himself That the ordinary process Of tho law cannot
De served on MIN u Is ordered That he DO enter his
appearance herein beofe or within tie Grst three
Jays OF the nextterm Of said Court To- be held va the
lst houdy IN Noyembern Xt QSG2) npd plead ahswgr
or u,mur 10 cQmpanani's bill, or The same will be Ga
ken for confessed az 20 him and set for hearpu x part
ana that acepy OF this order be published ouce week
Tor Iour successive weeks ia the Nashville Union
a Nopy-Atlest,' j. L. GLEAlES, G & 81.
s. BRIN SOS, Sol's for Complt iulyl3w4t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01
In ChanoerY al NaahuiIln.

STATE OF TENNEssEE AT Rules hc,5 IN ,b,
- O,eEs Office, Chanccry Court at Nashville Mon.
day July the 7th, 1862 ''''''
/" D. Beech Complainant e. West II Hmm, lrs,. 4
iendaut
,SlPearmg rom aihdlvt filed Zoo ms cause thar
W. ~ y. nasnls WestH Humphrey has removed 6m
ing himself that the ordinary urocessof AZ Sy, csn
10y D5 'rV,d ON Inn. II is ordered that a. enter hi
appearance herein before on within the argt
W ,e next term Of said Court, 90 bee HELD ou the ARA
Monday 10 November ncNt II 88ll sui mimi INK ~ ~ w
gemur TO Omuphmanrsbul,o or the same * lllIe toton
lof confessed us 70 him and set Tor hoirne ok parte
au' 'At afQy of his order bo Published once week
A Copy-Attest sfi'f'' .i.
J. b. GLEAyEs, (. kN
"' n"lh' " SON foI loF CompIt july 15w9t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01
PIoase NnIice.

We have no time TO transcribe com
munications. We sometimes receive
communications with scrap Of coaf-
Dental information written on the back
Of the manuscript. or course if we use
the manuscript we have TO re-write it,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on US. We have no time for such work.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01
In Chancerv at Nashville

GrATE OF TENNESsEE.-At Rules held in the
- clerk s once, Chmctry Court at Sa.hyinc. Mon
day July the IN, 1852
J'hh ahi'utoi Complainant u.s. H. MarshnlI ct al DE
fendHnis.
u appearing from nihluvit filed I'm this ciise tlmt
lAe defendant, Hammond Marshall. has removed
himself ifom tue State OF Tennessee So that the trd
nary process " law cannot bo served on INN and
laut the defendant G X Marshal, is a ron.rrs d,tt
'l' s'"le o ltnnessee. IL Is ordered that they do
enter their appearance herein before or within tbc
I5i Ihrceuays Of the next term Of said Court to be
heIu % lhe lst Mnday 10 November next HS82) aud
Pcaau answer or demur TO Complainant bin or the
same VIII be taken for confessed nd tn t,or, a,J I'M
lor nearing eN pute, and that copy of this order be
luIsHcu once week Tor Tour successive weeks n this
Nashville tniuu CUpy--At.cst:
j. H. GIEAVES, C. AN
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