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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-30
United States Of America:


MIDDLE UIoININI WE IENNEo0IT.
NNTHERFAS a libel OF Information was ried within
w ant for the M Idle District Ct Tenuc' s"c, at
Nashvilis ou the 5th day Of June, a. D., 1862, by
John Trmb.o, Esq., Attorney for the Unite States
Tor the Mi die District of Tenn sser who rJ eCutes
herein on behalf OF the United state. az nst certain
prop. rty viz Tie Machinery ard Fixtures q Watson
B VeIdyr's tONder Mll, on Syctm. re Greek, go the
County OF Chcstham, ia the State Of Te8n, sso; the
Buildings used In connection with said mach u ry,
ana some i've Elk ofland, witch the bui d.
iuEs stand praying process sgainsi ga property,
TIA the same Dee con 6fnnCd AZ forfeited.
Now, thcrcf r., 10 pursuance Of the mouit0n, under
the sea, OF saiI Court 90 me directed and delivered
DO hereby give public notice 10 an persons claiming
said property, or iu any manner Interested On. rsu,
that they be aud appear before said Circuit Cont to
be held no The city Of nashville, IN aud for said DIS
triat The 10Th day Of october s62 at 10 O'Clock 30
the for No OF that day, thop ald tare 10 ntcrpUse
their claus and 20 make ucir allegations u that
behalf * q. GLASCuCk.
June IS, l562-liL L. Marshal. NJ. ID I.
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StrnYed or Stolen I

TROH ONE or THE lots or Thu sUBCRIBER. A
IL Grey Jack. my one one returning tue animal or
giving information ~ lls Same Il b, suitably rewar-
dci
Il. c. sCOyAI, q North summer ST.
Iu.yl-.ff
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$50 REWARD

II ANYWAY from the subscriber 2 miles from
ANIebanun, wilson cousty, Tcunesso, on the 10Th
INST, negro man named Alfred, about so years of
Hgo black spare made and rather delicate appolr.
'aor, weighs about lao pounds. lie 10 a carpenter by
TRADE, ana VIII doubtless try 10 make into the federal
lines, ana lt-s him-cf a. a free man. lie eau write
Iassabo hand will give the abvc rev. ard for
his apprehension so ! can get him,
Is WHlTfSIDE.
juy2-dlm
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ROsPE CTUS
o. TAX
NASHVILLE UNION.

lBE NASHVILLE UNION was commenced few weeks
since for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern
Coniedency, snd Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal Authority, without any abatement, over all
the States which have attempted 70 sccedc It holds
a. friends all no support, and foes all who oppose
the Union Of the States. II has no watchword but
FRlTDon AND NATIONALLY.
W th rebels and ualiU has no Compromise 70
mako Il contends for the Federal Constitution ana
The Laws made in pursuance thereof a. the SUPREME
LAW oF me LlHD, anything ia the Constitution and
laws Of any OF the States to the contrary notwith.
standing
Il contends ior The Union Of The states because
without 1t the preservation or our liberties and nsti.
tul.ons and tue Organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore whatever stands To-
tho way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter by what name It be
He'd
To tbe people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Union, Until they we're DO
trayod 20 the robel despotIsm at Richmond by per-
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt 80 heavily the awful curse Of treason aud
anarchy, we appeal for support let the names Of
rcbol office holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filed our borders with mourning, be
gbbettod before the world Let those ambitious aud
avarcious men Who have plotted our ruin for their
own sgRrauiizrment be fastened t. the pIllory Of
shame, no matter how high their position IN society.
let It be shown how the sc fstylod defenders Of
"Souihcrn Rights are now leading maraudng bands
Of free hooters aud moss troopers over our SUITE Kid
mapping negroes stealing horses and CATTLE breaking
into houses burning railroad bridges ani cars, and
numbering unarmed citizens in cola blood Let the
truth, 50 ohg excluded by tho Southern cousplrators
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
and our cause wi assuredly triumph. WIN not loyal
mon everywhere aid Us in the dissemination of facts
and The advocacy Of Free Government
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THE MKT ANNUAL MEETING or THE Stock
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At the Office VI he Company a. Fmnaun On the hrgt
Iuesdsy--oelng the bih Jay of iugust, 1862
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une g5-td.
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Committed to Iail

nF davidson County, Tenn, june TIN, 1892, a no
~ gro man named ELIJAH; says he belongs 20
Irwin liogue, q Muury County Tenn about 20 or 25
years o'd weighs about 100 or l65 pounds 0 foot
inches highi copper colori small scar under corner
Of right eye
Thu owner ia roQu sted 90 come forward prove
property, aui pay charges, as The law directs
j A. HINTON,
juneS-3t sheriff and JlIlOr Of %. G..
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SICK OR WOUNDED

"
to the Army INTEL gcuco Ohicp aud obtain roll.
able Information of any colder that en-.
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sin, Wb'HesoH Ren1cig cad Missouri
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- any soldier from the above States. whether
SICK, WcuNDEn, LLrn, OR TAEES PGlsoNEu, and
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who're his regiment is stationed.
informant on will also be ven OF the condition Of
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Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Uosprtai
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Military discussions, Publications.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

LIST OF Remaining in the Post
Office at Olympia, for the Quarter ending
March 31st, 1862:
Messrs. A Buck, Albert Bennett, J K Bald
win, John L Butler, s w Condit, Carpenter
j Faizie, A, Farguhan, p Fadden. B + Ora.
ham, r Weltch. 8 A White, A Warren v
Whightman. f A'Wilson, G Waters. Heath
cry, Rev w Hurlbut, X kissing, + " Nc
Farland, Charles Mccall, J Miller. s. Aog1,
ton, r Mason. Fl Mcdowell. ] B Riley, q
Riding. ] Riley, Smeags, ] G Smith. ~
Smith, Stien, N Stone, E 6tillman, E X Sears
Persons calling for the above will please
say that they are advertised.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Pm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29
The Unicn Resolutions Rejected by the
Legislative Assembly Of Washington
Territory.


Be i, rcso're9 ~ Ne Legislative .t~enljin of the
T,rrtoiy Of Eqsh rfion. That tho Union is so in
e0r3oia.cd with the institutions Of our country,
that il dissolution would cntanger their rcrma-
nencc. aud seriously threaten oar existence rs \
nation.
Rcyo'rc'. That all sccticnal divisions can lie
better healed within the Union than without the
Union. and that Ill pieteAt> 'pr Il dissolution Of
the Union. are unwarrau. .h!c.
Res0ired, That the a!acrity with Which the rco-
pie rush 70 the rescue OF the Union shows them
worthy OF :hcir linca"e. and !hcir hirhright.
and makes Us. the most distant limb of the [ iun.
forever their debtor.
Reaoieed, That Washington Territory. trae to
herself, and true TO the Government. viii not be
found wanting in devotion to the Union, in iilrl
ity to the Laws and Constitution. ar in due
pect for. and support of Mr.. Lncoin's adminis;rl-
ton which the popular voice has called to main
tain the one and enforce die other
Rssolrsd, That copy Of these resolutions he
sent to our Delegate in Congress, Hon. W. IL.
Wallace.
VOTE Of THE RESOLUTIONS.
Ytas--Denny, Gr;swd, Lombard, Mccall, Smith
of Clark, Taylor, rrquhart, Cocks.
.Nays--Aird. Boznrth, Bates. Beatty. Chapman.
Gardner, Gillian. llinckley ilolbrook. Page Set
tie. Smith OF Walla Wala, Ruth Thornton, VIII
son, Warbass-iG.
Not ro:iag-Wiamson Ferguson. Mclean and
Yantis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

REsoLuTloNs.-Thc following resolves,
adopted by the citizens Of South Portland
precinct, Multnomah county. Oregon, appear
in all the Portland papers Except the Adrer-
t;ser,) and shows the issue which is being
made in Oregon-the Union rs. trcason:-
Resolred. That ignoring all former party
associations and predictions, We the under
signed pledge ourselves to use all honorable
influences including our votes, to sustain the
spirit and sentiments Of the following rcsplu-
tions.
Resolrea, That VIC recognize but one po-
litical bond. and that is the bond that binds
the Union together.
Reseirea. That :" long as there are those
within the limits Of the United States who
carry arms in opposition to its laws for the
purpose Of settling at defiance its authority.
We will TO the utmost Of our ability uphold
and sustain the legally constituted authorities
Of the Government in supervising the existing
rebellion and bringing all such traitors to
m-Iifei punishment.
Reseirsa. Tha, every person taking part
in this meeting must be . legal voter in this
precinct and subscribe his name TO these rcso-
lusions or authasixe the saIne to bc done.
Rssoirod. That copy Of the proceedings
of this meeting be- furnished all the newspa.
pe-s in this city Except the Adrrriser) with
r~qaess to publish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29
Surveyor General IF Oregon.
LAND OFFICE, Feb. 10. 1862.

! LAND offitE, ftb. ~, 1907.
b. j. PsNGRA. Sur. Gen.-To letter,
addressed to the Hon. J. W. Ncsmitl,. about
the Is. of Oct ult, in reference to cle,ica
assistance. have just received very dis
couragng answer, as you will learn from the
following quotations.
IL yesterday called upon the COMMISSIONS,
of the General Land Office, and represented
to him the necessity of employing Clerks in
the Oregon and Washington Land Offices
There is no law authorizing any such service
and he, (tlse Commissioner was opposed to
any appropriation for that purpose; that the
compensation of the Registers and Receivers,
was ample to secure capable men IN Mosc of:
.tces; and if they attended to their duties,
there was no necessity of their being behind
with their work. then represented to him
that we had not always had competent and
iadustrious men in those offices; and l
thought it was unjust to hold the present in
cumbents responsible for the derelictions of
their predecessors, and that thought assist
ancc ought to be furnished, at least to the ex-
teut Of dischargingthe accumulated business"
From the above, it is evident that the pros
pect for leisure, during our probation is not
very Gattering bu, OF this l would not COM
plain, was there the ren,otest possibility Of
our physc and mortal energies being any
thing like adequate to the task
You can form no idea fthc DISCRIMINATION,
confusion and utter chaos, which eve,yday's
experience in this Office brings to light and
as an example, let me enumcrate some OF the
difficulties We have to encounter:
We found no entries. whatever, on the
:" Tract Books" the posting and indexing OF
which, will involve Il work of many months.
We found no annntatinns OH the Township
Maps, to denote tracts disposed Of by entry,
school, mineral, donation, or military warrant.
We find nearly one-half of the donation
settlers proofs irregular; mostly wanting the
signature of the Register or Receiver, before
whom they purport to have been taken.
We find many notifications which do not
describe the tracts claimed; not even the
Township and Range, much less the Section.
We find many notification occupying the
same position in the numerical series; but
we have never been able to find any abstract
of notifications. by which to correct them.
They probably kept count by no:ching stick
and got drunk some day and lost the tally
for we frequently find them minus that i'm
portant appendage.
There is between 1900 1000 donations
certificates to issue. and probably half that
number of letters to write to claimants re-
sprcting the irregularities in their proofs and
notifications. How these Inconsistencies are
to be reconciled, and this immense amount Of
accumulated business discharged, without
clerical assistance, is moral imposibility.
Cannot you help us little, in your cores
pondence with the Commissioner?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

"ALLA WALLA--A correspondent Of y.
Oregosias writing from the above MAJ. 49, w.
der date March =. says:
Building in town i ssine On ouit. -..:,
ly; much lsss = hing dons than # ,.1 !.o'
was plenty. Il = scarce and hieh-sso ' pa
1000. The ,ailb cogN nsl be ra.cS.S e
reason Of the sasw. wAieh IVES on m .~.y
about thres fsst deep IN over the eo"ss,g :
md still coatinoss to eover from v;s- "
grass from the poor sock. OF the ....,' :
might say that nine out Of everv "a. ~.
were in the valley in the Fall have ns,;.s ~
The snow has been on the ground about 49,
months. The winter has outrivsllI , n.y.
thing l have hitherto experienced. Ho-"
have Jared better, the mortality h. H..
reached. perhaps, to one-ffth.
The stocks Of all our merchants l.,.
down quite low; while the prices Of -.
all the leading articles Of trade have Wv =.
terially advanced. Flour il selling :; 81
PER Dbl. bacon 374 70 Zoe per b. co., "a.
sugar 2O625c, and hs~ns zoe psr d. -;
beef is retailing for 25c in the market an
kinds of feed for animah hes been exss,,;,.
a,ely high. Oats and harley have t,s..s,
5a lOc per h.. wheat u G6c.. hay s7Ss1iss
per ton. Straw. even Of oats and vb..s
sold for $50 per ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

ED. OGroONIAN I'll take the responsibility
Of sending Won the following private letter
from the southern Land District for publica.
ton.
deem il necessary that the people should
begin to understand and realise tie conditiou
OF all matters pertaining TO The present loeal
Land Offices Of this State, and likewise, what
is necessary for their future success. So that
should the Commissioners Of the General Land
Office persist in his present course towards
them. and litigation and delay in obtaining
patents folIow-which will b. the inevitable
resut-ihc fault may rest where it belongs,
aud not fall upon the innocent.
The main thing at p.ssca. needed. il addi.
iional clerical force in the offices Of Registers.
This. think. could have been obtained by
this ti,a. were it not for the had effect Of mis-
representations from "eriF' sources to the
Commissioner.
The truth is as many have known, that
these offices arr years behind IN their work,
and n they are expected 10 keep mp with the
present current husiness-wiihoui additional
clerical forcc-it must necessarily BIZ many
years bsaorr patents can he issued TO claim
ants holding, lands. The title To which depend
on bringing up the back work Of these Offices.
II is no, our special duty to inquire into the
origin of the confusion existing in them,
but TO make known the fact. and to ask for
them. n they arr entitled to such forbsarance
and such assistance as the community can
furnish in a proper effort with the sources
from which assistance must come, TO correct
the evils of The past.
H.. PENCRA.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29
n:Ous-.rt Shall be Preserved.
Agents for the Standard.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
TO receive and receipt Tor money due on suhs,rip-
ton 10 the STANDARD:
l.. p. FisngR, San Francisco, Cal.
Tnos. BpYcE, san Francisco. Cal.
G. W JOKES. Vancouver. W.T.;
ALIEN. :. AHERNETHy Oak Point;
r. u. HaagixGToN. Mcnticello;
JonN WEBSTER. Port Madison;
HgNRy E. WILSON Teckalc,;
MARSHALL BIINN, Seahcck.
BY Money can be- sent through the mail at
our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29
Circular to Registers and Receivers and
Surveyors General
SURVEYOR GENERALS Orr

Olympia. W. r., March 26, 1869.
EnIroR STANDARD Sir: Will You
please publish the enclosed circular letter re-
ceived by the last mail, as an item IF sems.
in which very general interest will I've felt
by our people. Other papers Of the Territory
will obIige us by copying from the STAND
ARD, and thus sav" us the labor Of sending
them manuscript copies.
Respectfully.
Your obrdirnt servant,
ANSDN q. HENRY,
Sur. Gen. W. L.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

rY Chief Justice Marshall defined treason
to be" If war is actually levied-all who
perform any part Aomerer mix.te or howev-
cr remote ti'om tic scene Of action, and who
are actually leagued in the general conspira-
CIV, are to be considered as traitors"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

On A VIsrT-The United States revenue
Cutter Joe Lane, Captain Chadwick, arrived
in our harbor yesterday morning from Port
Townsend. The Lane takes the place in
these waters Of the WORKOUT cutter JEFF Dari.
recently sold to 60 to China. Is it mot it,
tie singular that the new as well az the old
U. S. revenue cutters belonging to the Puget
Sound station, bear the names Of prominent
secessionists ?-C0lOnist, March 25th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

~ 1t may be reasonably expected that
the Columbia river will be open through from
Dcs Chutes to Wallula as soon freights can
be taken acoss the Dalles portage to 60 upon
the upper boats.-PWtlaxd Times 25tA inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

POLITE LlTERArURE.-While it is humili.
ating to the profession, it is yet really anus
ing to look over the Oregon papers and note
the refinement of taste which characterzes
their retort epithets. One called the other
the weekly Sca5" short time since, and
he rctor,s by stigmatizing the contemporary as
the SpiHoon. "-MarysriNe Cal,J Appeal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

The Alta learns tina. tho damages to the
Sacramento Valley Railroad by the late food
will not exceed forty or fifty thousand dollars
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

We say again it is folly to be in haste to
leave this city for the mines until it is known
that supplies are furnished to the stations on
the road.-Ifmes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

~ \ letter from Washington to the Sac
ramento Union says the Pacific delegation
have recommended the formation of new
postal district out of Oregon and Washington
Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

- The news Of the abandonment Of Nan.
assas was read in the Assembly Of California,
and was received with shouts Of enthusiasm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

~ We learn from the Victoria ColoS;w
that the steamer Enterprise passed into the
hands of the Hudson Bay Co. on Monday
last and will soon take her place OH the New
Westminster route.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

- Ju'iss o.ipll@Hi Isis here On W.lasz-
4=y u si.i- ssek Sd hi- lss& district sass of
Isse i.'sEai aisas. having sshissd hila rrpufa
tien II Jadyr. =sd kirssi-h.szrresl. raar,r-
e's gsn'irlA-ss. Earsiy aoqsirsA in 80 sherr q
time
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

= Tlr District Court ai tie l., .Inlieisl
District h nos in Sss-iea ns NancouvsE-
judge Wyehe rr.ssidinS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

PORTLAND Manifestation the Orcgon
Farmer of 18th inst we quote the following
prices Of produce: Eggs, 30 a csc y dox;
side bacon, 1Ga lsc: potatoes. 81 50G$2 90
u bu; hay SG0G $40 " ton"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

e The Walls W ALA .>sase1zsax estimates
ih~ loss of ear;l, eat uf the Iaourtsisr~ nj
e5.0ao head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

tsr Several parties of miners have con-
s'r'cted small boats Mt Portland in which 10
to pursne their way To tbs mines. rs far rs
1.-The head Of na,igaiicn.''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29

lt~ The military commander at Fort
psl.es has ISSUED an order foslidi;ng the pur-
chase Of amy supplies from rbsl sym,.a,Li-
xers