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In ChancerY at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE. AT Rules held in the
- Clerks Oace, Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, September the lst, 1862.
f. o. Hurt q nst'c, SC, and H. N. Myers, Coz plain
ants, IS. fghrr Gould, and others, Defendants
II appearing from affidavit tlrd IN this cause that
the seye al places OF residence Of the defendants John
A. Fisher, John W Could aud Thomas H. Marshall are
unknown To complainauts, so that the ordinary pro
cess If this Conrt cannot be served on them. II s. or
derrd that they do enter their appearance herein be-
fore or within the FIRST three days Of the next term of
said Court TO be held on the LIST Monday IN November
next lls62) and plead, answer dcmur 10 Complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
10 them and set for hearing tx parte and that copy
Of this order be published week for four gucrrs
-iye weeks in the Nashville Union.
A Copy-Auests j. = GlEANES, GAM
4. l.. hlMus~, Sol Tor tomVlia. Fpp2-W4
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United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS, information was Ned within and Tor
w The Middle District Of Tennessee nt Nashville.
On the 2sth day OF May, AID, 1867, by john Trimble
Esq., Attorney Tor the United States for the Middle
District Oi Tennessee, who prosecutes herein bohal
O The unioi States, against certain property, viz:
Lot situatel on the Northeast. corner Of Cherry street
and Franklin street, 10 South Nashville, aud the
buildings thereon the snid uidngs recently erected
for The purpose of preparing materials for the manu-
lures connected with said establishment praying pr0
cess against The same, that It he cabdemnsd M for.
ieted,
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the moniton. uu-
tier the seal Of SAID Court, To mo directed aud dcy.
cred, do hereby give public notice Ia all persons
ctimiug said property, or DO any manner Interested
therein that they be aud appear before said Circuit
Court, 10 be held al the CITY OF Nashville, IN and Tor
raid District, ON the Glh day OF October ls62, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon ct that day then and there 10
inletpuse their claims, and 20 make their allegations
~ that hchsN \. u. GLAStOCk,
1g2 L. =. Marshal NJ D. r.
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United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
WHEREAS a libel Of Information was glad within
w aud for the Middle District Of TeuhHseo, at
Nashville, on the 9th day Of June, A, D.. 1852, ~
John Trimhls EFQ., Attorney for the Unitsi states
Ger the Middle District of tennessee who prusecutes
herein on behalf Of the United states against certain
property, WIS Tho Machinery and Fixtures of Watson
\ Yeddcr'a lcwder Mil, on sycamore Greek, m the
JOunty OF Cbeathaw in the Slate of Tennessee; the
Buildings used On connection with said machinery,
And some dyo or six eores Of land, ON which the build
iues stand, pray ing process against sad property
tina the same be condemned as forfeited.
Now, thcrei w., 10 pureuancc Of the montion, under
The sea- OF said Court % me directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 20 ell persons claiming
said property, or IN any manner Interested therein
that they De and appear before said Circuit Court, 10
be held at the CITY " Nashville, IN aud for said Dis
rirt, on thc gh day of VUnher 1862 40 10 O'Clock u
the forenoon of that day thcu and there 10 iuterrose
their claims, and to make their aneP atuns m tna'
behalf D.. a. GLASGOW,
June 20, lSG2-llI l. s Marshal, N. u 4.
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Terms-S2O ~ S2j per Session of %
Neeks-InVnriRblY In ndVnMce.
In Chancery at Nashville.

GTAcE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held In the
- Clerks OhCe, CEancery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, September the lst, 1869.
H. q, Hurt, Trustee, Sc, aud II. N. Myers, Com.
p'ainnnts, u.s. d NJ Franklin, Defendant
IL appearing from aildtvt filed IN this cause that
the place Of residence Of the defendant, q. n. Frank.
lin, Is unknown to complainant so that the Ordinary
process OF the Court cannot be served on him. II b.
ordered that he do enter his appearance herein before
or within the 5st three days OF the next term of said
Court, 10 be held ON the lst NJ jnday in November
next OS62) and plead, answer deinur b. Complain.
ants bill. or the same will be taken tor confessed a.
TO him aud set for hearing ex parle aud that cops
OF this order be published week for four sue
cpss!vc weeks ia the Nashville Union
Copy Attest ]. f. GIEANFS, c. & ~
A, l.. DEM0SS, Sol. for COmplts. SEM vi
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The following resolution was unani-
mOusly adopted at the great State Union
Convention held in this city May -, 1862:
ResolUed, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNION an able exponent Of
the principles Of the Union men of Ten
nessee, and we earnestly recommend it
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSFI,--A Rules held 10 the
- Clerk Ouue, Chaucyry Court at NtshNilr. Mon.
day, September the lsl, 1862.
John T. Curley, Complainant, r, r. D. Iipp.n,
hcicndauts.
IL appearing nom affidavit Glcd iu this cause that
the place ct residence Of the defendant T. D. Fippm,
o. unknown 90 complainant, so that the ordinary pro
ccss Of this Court cannot De gTygd On him II s or
OF within The rst three days OF the next term OF sa
Court, tn be- held uu the 1t Monday IN November next
Q562) ana plead, answer or tcmur 60 Cumpaiuantg
bill, or the samr Will De taken for confessed as Ia
him and set Cor hearing tN partc, aut that @ copy
Of this order be published once II week Tor four sac
cessiyQwreks 10 the Nashville Union.
A COY .Attrsts +. D. GLIAHiS, &. 4 NJ
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

CTATE or rENNTSSFE AT Rules held IN the
> Clerks ONCE, ChanCery e ,url at Nashville, Mon
day, September the lst, 1862.
Hardin Peach, ct 90, ,omplaiuaut-, Of, The
Nashville Guu Factory, &c "a, defendants.
ltappCarmg from affidavit ilrd iu this cause that
tile defendant, thulrs mes, President, &c ol said
Gun Factory, r uuu-rtsdcut al lhc stale oi Tonnes
see. II is ordered that hc do enter his appearance
herein before uT within tho ul three dByf u the next
term of said Court, 10 Doe held on The lst Monday 100
November neNI (loU2) and plead yer or drluur to
Complainant bill, or The same will De taken ur con
iersud Us to lima and set iur hearing rN pIrtr uud
that copy ut this order Ice Published once week for
or ,sursucccs5ivc weeks IN the Nashville Union.
A Cnpy-Attrst i. o. GLEANES, e. n NJ.
N. NJ BUES, Sol nr CuUpl't =ep9-wl
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[PUDLIG REsoLUTIoN-No. 81.

ICBllQ hEsOLUTlOh-NO Of.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
An act 20 suppress instruction, TO
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and'tonliscate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes"
ResolUed, by tie Senate and House of Re-
personalities Of tie United States Of Ame1i-
ca, in Congress assembled, That the provi-
siOns of the third clause of the fifth sec
ton of "An act to suppress insurrection,
to punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and conliscate the property of rebels, and
for other purposes, " shall be so construed
as not TO apply TO any act or acts done
prior to the passage thereof, nor to in
clude any member of State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court who has not
in accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath to support the Constitution
of the so-callcd Confederate States of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under seid act be so con
strued as to work forfeiture of the real
estate of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862.
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NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMsHIP
GREAT EASTERN.
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Saturday, August 10 Tuesday ...... september
Wednesday ,.. october saturday ..,..,.O October 20
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being unknown ou hoardl Is strongly recommended
g7 thr most eligible conNe yaucc Con passengers.
IRhr CABIN,
From $40 tu -j each BERTH according 90 the slgp,
situation, amt accommodation of the state Rooms, all
having the same pIuilges Boz the saloons, aud u &c.
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i'l Families may De engaged 10y special agreement.
rirhEr FOR THE VOYAGE tuuud from LIVER.
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uul.I I. NUIIa ul age, half fare iufaut- tree.
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state room hrrhs, meals furnished az separate "a
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Intermediate state Room passengers found with
hed., bedding, table, utousils, and good suhsttn.
'' ' 20
srrruAUrf
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Bach passenger allowed 20 cubic foot of Iusraes. -
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Poe rri.ht aud uassage, apply 90
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ueas by repuOllshing the foregoing or ts b,tauce
The current transactions ia Tennessee FOR months IN
BONE will be- hishly interesting to al we're uI their
country aud her irre institutions aud tnr columns OF
the U,loN Will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history 0l these cycu's.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

INIE UNDERSIGNED WILL. OPEN A SCHOOL
L for the instruction Of boys in all the various In
gIish branches, and also the Classics, on MONDAY ,
the lsi Of SEPTEMBER ncNt, at No. 1876 Broad street.
near the Franklin turnpike.
Having devoted his time and attention for the past
five years tOthe business Of teaching, he atter him.
self lac can syB nitro satisfaction 10 an who may
Coniide heir; all II en- TO his care.
Terms-S2O ~ S2j per Session of 90
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he seen at any time at his Office No a. up tairsl
Cherry street, opposite Colonade building.
JAMES TRIMBIE.
REFERENCES-jnO. Hugh Smith, A. V. S. Linds-
ley, Lindsey Nicho Horace Harrison, Joseph Fo,y.
Ter, Vim. Shane Jas. L. Moigs and pr. j. W H0ytc.
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Claims Against tho U. state.

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Claims az unat any OF the untBd st.tgs 'jn "'
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S25 REWARD

GIuitN1 from Hl iitERANn, Jeasuer. 900 Uu.
= bon street, ONE PATENT LEVER rNgI ISM
COLD WATCH, manufactured by Juo. JuhlHtIu. d .g.
srlooi M" Wateb BE- of small s.zs, WITH whit. d..l
rE'4'rd uu th' m.ile '.Htu w. usHLa, Iral ff.
"hoRACr hANhkt' The above Reward VII h. ma
for any Information That may lead 70 me forore,, oi
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SICK OR WOUNDED

snd Tor persons living at distance who can rit.
20 the Army lntelgenc ufice and obtain reIi.
able Information OF any soldier that en-.
listed ~ tho States OF
Winois, Indiana, Ohio, Io,ru, Mchigau, BIsraa.
sin, MiHHesofa, Ke'fclv aud Ms,otri
COKRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN OF
~ any soldier from the above states, VIII, thrt
stcE, WouNpEn, k1tgp, on TArEN PaIsoNra aud
in what battles he may have been engaged, and
whore his regiment u stationed.
Informal ON will also be gwen Of the condition of
ary sick or wounded soldier Ga ST. Louis Louisville
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
In the Nestera DEPARTING Mt and whore those Gl ell
Ia battle, or have died nom their wounds. are buri
ed; aud wherc those takea prisoner. are con.
nueii.
This is The ouy Army Intelligence oai,e in The
department OF the Mississippi, or Western nepatt.
ment,Tand Information oi soldiers from any wi The
above statcs eau he given &C any time by calling or
writing TO the Army Intelligence Once.
o'sons writing viii please give the name Of tho
soldier what state he iscd IN, and the number at
his regiment. Charges for any kind nfAi " lntrnl.
Fencc will DO Two DottARs, aud any rerson vrltine
will please enclose 500 aniuunt ID ordor On .t.ur
attention 90 thsir Inquiries.
Address Army Intelligence OUcc, &C. Iouis. Mo-,
20 cave 2 a. Fox iSis. May Is, lsf2 -ly
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Straved or Stolen F!

TROM uEE OF MA LOIS OF tbs sUnCMBER; A
II Gt6y Jack any one ono returning the animal or
ewing Inflammation 0l che same y I BE- suitably fewar
drl
re. soOyAl sl North slmmsr S.
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The Ice Cream Garden

n nov open where ladies' and Gentlemen can IA.
served Win mat cool refreshing summer beyer,g9
made % suit The tastes Of the nost f,atlJIous 't'
fuynlo families served With largl on Fm4ii mani,
~ 'e'''' Julyil .3u
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10 all the Military Departments In
the District of the ohio

nN AND AFTER THE Let DAY or JULY 1862
OWl open an Office at the ST. Cloud Hotel IN Nash,
yllicc, Iennease, ana one on Man street. Opposite
the Gault Hous Louisville, Ky, for all transactions
or beef In this department, for three months from
July l5t 1862 CHARLES KAHN, Jr.,
Beef Contractor for the District of Ohio
n R.-lii'hcst Market price paid for good cattle
JulyI--itI
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CORN MEAL,

o rro Broadway Sins.
4 -ras ID. ID. pilLLt' Al-7i.
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RYE FLOUR.

EE HAERES FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR, on
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IunD3 -. ID. DICKIY, Agcut
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. IL, South Fourth st,
SAINT LOUIS, no.

Established for the benefit Of stranger, con,lrr 10
St Louis ia search of
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Special Terms to Ministers.

E.nnH RsAmsa. Mrslc. mo INC. rrc.
, 1862-07-22
THE OLD REGIMENTS.

An appeal comes up from the distant
camps of our army which must not be dis
regarded By government or people, It is
5,om the shattered ranks Of the brave men
Tho have borne the brun: Of battle and
zhe rasages Of camp disease; from the
skeleton regiments Of the armies Of the
Iuion. The first duty must be to see these
filled up to the maximum strength. bIany
of them cannot bring three hundred men
into line to-day. Very many more need to
1ave sent them from two to five hundred
mcn cach. And this is the first and ear
7iest duty. Two hundred thousand men
scrt at once to our armies in the field will
bring up to full efficiency more than 500
Old regiments. There are abundant
1casons why every weeks unnecessary
delay is cruel and dangerous. There c2n
he but one method Of securing these men
promptly. Tie government must designate
zhcm, and the people areready and anxious
to have the work commence. The people
say to the government, "takc men, take
money, both without stint, and restore US
neither if such be the melancholy need, but
push On the work of crushing the rebellion"
We must not see this summer and fill
wasted. Now is the time to enroll tue men
and The first duty is TO restore the old reg
imcnts to their full strength. Let the work
OF drafting tcginI at once. Allot their
quotas TO all our Lyal communities and
there will Re M hanging back.
, 1862-07-22
TIE RESIDENTS VIEWS

Col. John ". Forucy. Sccn.tary ri tho
United States Senate, in addressing the
Peoples State Convention at Harrisburg.
last Thursday, is thus reported:
:" He Announced that President Lincoln had told
bim' before leaving "a+hiDE:on' tha: AeaeEform
n ,sys"saaa & ef az t,',"9e"t at ne nos. enaus'
ofer tht1f 1r b. no 1sst,5c5tan ~ ~ ae -
ef al men to 1uf do,rn ,hts rt,t1l;on ILonr and
loud applause No more doubling about the con-
sS w " .sns pl'pes lApplauPe No longer
the CT Of nero equality and emsnc1a.t,on ] ,
lApplause.l
"1le thought it proper to put arms in their
, 1862-07-22
CHICAGO. TUESDAY, JULY u, 1856:

penetrated the mud receiver underneath the
boilers, causing an escape Of hot water, by
fatally.
The entire federal loss. 30 far a. We !. an a.
certain, i'll amount to about twelve killed
and fifteen wounded, Of whom tiye or six will
probably die.
What the loss of Life on board the Arkansas
was is not known, but undoubtedly il amount
ed 10 considerable, as several shots were seen
to pass into her interior, and the hot water
streams OF the Carondele1, at the time she at
tempted to board, were thrown directly into
her. The Carbndelet received Eo damage from
the steam Of the Arkansas.
The federal ram Queen Of the West, which
lay directly in the pash OF the Arkansas as she
ton Of the fire. The bow Of the Queen vas
protected bE bales Of pressed hay, which
proved decidedly q better protection than
1rcn plating. Not single shot passed through
thtm, but seYeral large shells were picked
ont Oft hng, in which they had buried them
eelVes, and Were extinguished before they
burst
CAIRO, July oo.-The steamer Gen. Auder-
scn, from Evansville, Ind, has arrived here.
ana reports that she pissed Henderson, Kv.,
II rdsy at 10 o'clock. The rebels had pos
session Of the place They say they do not
intend to Interfere With the navigation Of tbs
river, eScep: by government boats, n.r with
PAN NoH1 PAoHVttts Liz 3!Au46Ef Et fE0ElS Is
not known Lieut. 4. R. johnson Of Bride
WALL Tennessee cavalry is in comma1d. H.
has issued proclamation, il which he says he
has come to protect citizens from the wrongs
aud insults Of the ruling despotism. H. surles
al Who Etisye IN Tree government 70 take up
arms against the oppressors. Th=y clsim to
be regular soldiers, and not auerrillas. Tney
have t:ken possession of the hospital anu
some conilniosary stores belonging to the gov
ernn:rrt, and took as prisoners few Soldiers
iH tfte hospital, aud, after swearing them not
to take up a11ns against the confederate gov
erhMent, released them. T@o confedarate
Ia4s were flying over tae town
Ihe Steamer Courier is not captured, as
s'attd in a former dispatch. She had taken
f=derAl soldiers from Henderson 10 Louisville.
, 1862-07-22

ISD1ASAroLIs, July 20.-The news OF the
rebtl raid on Newburg, has eaused considerl.
bic excit.nent in Ill parts Of the stltc. The
u oye1por has been rendered nure than 10. 100
men to clear ont these rebels On the Kentucky :
holdeT- There we're but forty Of the band at
Ne"burg: They stole all the arms and equip
men:6 to DC found, q lot of provisions, pafoled
al The Union soldiers in the hospital, stole q
sagon and two horses, and then skedadd1sd.
six companies Of home guards now occupy
burg. No resistance whatever was offcrsd
to the setels BY the citizens Of the town. Tue
soldiers were armed, and desired to defend the
town, but we're ordered to la9 down their
arms By the surgeon, who is doubtless trail
TOR, and has been arressed by order Of Cover
Eor Morton a number OF the citizens are
said 10 be under arrest for aiding the rebels.
II is said the Ohio river is hlockaded at Hen
eeIson, Ky., rs no boats have aFriyed since
Friday. A supper gas prepared for johnson 5
io'ce at tue Hancock Huu.e, in thar place. On
their arrival the ci'iz-ns arr said to have been
d. ghted. Prompt measures have been taken
Tor tie suppression Of thE bands On the Ouio
river, which it Is not derined prudent to nuke
public at this time. johnson Issued q prucla-
NATION on his arrival a. Henderson.
, 1862-07-22

THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
In our local columns will be found the
particulars Of most enthusiastic meet
ing held yesterday evening by the
Board Of Trade Of this city. Notwith-
standing the Board has already subscribed
upwards Of $4,000 for the war,
last evening they commenced a
subscription to support battery Of ar
tillery, to te recruited by the members
Although only about one-iflh Of the mem
bers were present at the meeting, upwards
of S., 600 was subscribed, and meetings are
to he held each evening at the rooms Of The
Board till the entire company is raised.
All honor to the Board OF Trade. Other
associations in the city would do well to
ktgo and do likewise