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r EGAL NOTICE.

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To R6ddington, DsyidF Wilson, Jeremiah Har-
ri.. Ent q Sfstpstd,C ktnssy G 8 Essssr, S
- Vail, Thorn q Gribap, Lewis Ges,lz, Bro~n L.
sCisu1enin u, xsses w scScFps Smith Il asnueis
cnaIlss Farsan., Bsplap,n Agan, James Carroll.
Befley smith, John y Park, A brdsnsn L Co !,
Dean brother. III
You, and each OF you hereby not ife thai there
IL now ale in the cce Of the C-rk ofthe District
Cent? IF lee county, Iowa. 1t Keokat, petition Of
SAmnef r. Miller, In his own right, and mel
r. Miller, G, n. Perry and Abner Reeves, rs Execu
tors OF the win or L X Reeves, claiming against d.
AeddBEton jut nj In favor oil samuel r. Miller,
Tor One Thou ind Dollars, account OF two Or
Aofy notes and tn6eMent IL favor Of the Executor
sferesaid mr. One Thousand Dollars, on secoupt OF
two other Doscs petition also claims
aeainst All Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage on
certain keal kstate In Lee county. Iowa. by
said ID. R+ddinGton 10 secure said notes.
Now, unless you appear and answes sid pe4itioD
before noon the second day Of the scpts m6+r
ter Of the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa be
held at Keotuk, JUDGMENT will DO rendered against
You IS prayed for BY default. 81 t
RANKIN 4 MILLER
jel3-dlm 49, Plainttns Attys
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Renew ing Pea CHI Trees.

Peaches are never borne twice on the
same wood, but always en- the new wood
OF the previous summers growth hence
peach trees soon get beyond our reach, il
not cut back, or summer pruned." The
bearing wood each year gets farther from
the ground, until We only find little
on the extreme ends Of the branches. -
Mine were in that condition in the spring
OF 1861, when, rs the sudden cold s,x,p
OF November, 1860. destroyed all the fruit
buds, SO there would be no fru!tfor the
trees to nourish in the summer of 1851.
the growth of wood would be very great,
and the trees still farther beyond control.
TO subduc them, sawed them off about
two feet from the ground, ins ApsiI. and
covered the wound with the gam shcAac.
quot good article naixtdre Of one
third each Of bcctwax. rusin, and tallow,
IS much better covering They all
pushed out numerous shoots, which GREW
from FIVE to eight feet in length, and ev-
cry twig h full Of fruit buds, so tina, |
have good prospect of a crop the coming
season, unless the mercury falls to eight
or ten degrees below zero, degree of
cold the peach blossom bud cannot stand
in this section
The conclusion arrived at is this -
with the treatment named, lbarring the
excessive cold, crop of peaches can be
obtained every year, by saving down
every other tree in the row, or alternate
rows. every year. Let half the trees be
producing wood and the following spring
saw down those that had fruited
Should the frost kill the frnit-buds
then saw all back to the stump again.
The method Of cultiyatin- low gives us
control OF trees, to thin oul fruit, cut back,
or summer prune ii. G. Thompson. in
the Herticulturist.
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EGAL-NoTICR.

To John 2wart, Bernard Zwsrt, George G Andersen
and Geo G Andf rsop A Co, Mk ,Masoun. I'M en- =
Thompson, Fhkl en u I.seas, ~ fiIsam Rurkett =
Brseden. James 1umsliy, surviving partner ef king
Tumeity, Scott ormsby, "A n stevenson ii 4
B blackwell, Daniel Mahony, Chaplin 4 Lee State
OF lowafor the OF the School Fund, A Hoe
iowa State Insurance Company, Chitte ndcp 4 NC
sGssic, X X d u Fsrds S&saust sHauiltoa. s W Il
Tucker, M sharts, s Z n smith zugs G x
Vcorhies h Co., MAhoney = Altsa, JAtAes Collins,
HW sample, George 0'Eeii, Jane TarbeIi fred
Krstner, and r Douiheli *Gs.s aftE
Ycu and each OF you, hereby notified that there
10 file In the ONCE OF the Clerk of the Dstsict
Court of Lee couAty, lows, Ut Kcotnk, petition OF
Isaac Hell, claiming OF John ZwRrt and Bernard
EwATt the EVm OF ThrtPcn Hundred ard Six D0i1An
and Eighty Cent? per cent ipteres, per
mum, from No vember 18th, A. ID. 1861, money due
three promissory notes. executed by you TO ssid
Hail; sociafmg ukaih II each OF you the forecos-
ate { mortgage, the SINE being upon certain Zeal
Estate in Lee county Iowa execntcd by The said John
Kwart and Rernard Zwart 10 said Hall to cHs. pay
fnent OF said notes. and mere particularly atsetbsa
In said petitioi and further saking for Of said
premises, and general relief
And unless you aipeRr and answer sald position
before of the sfcenh day Of the next term
said Court, 10 commence ut keokuk The LIST Mon
day Of september, II. ls62 stfaNH will ic enter
ed sgslnst yos, and judgment tlnde,ed thereon rs
prayed for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
jel6.d Atysfor Plaintiff.
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Growing Roses from CWtttnEs..A
New way.
A correspondent OF the Rural New
Yorker gives the following method for
growing roses from outings -
GAS the season is drawing near for rais-
ing rose slips, / thought ] would send ny
way 10 the Rural readers, as ] have been
very successful Tor several years In the
latter part Of summer, ar the first of fall,
1 take bikes shout loot deep or more,
and ill them with rich dirt from the wood
pile, thoroughly mixed with sand.
prefer to pull the slips instead of cutting
them of the bushes The slips should
have not less than FIVE eyes, though they
can be raised FROM less Three Of the
eyes shoald b+ placed under the ground
then put where the morning and evening,
tbut not noon, )sun canshiue on them and
water them FROM two to three times every
day for five or six weeks, until they begin
to grow nicely. After that, once a day is
sufficient until cold weather sets 10. Just
before the ground begins to freeze. put
them In the hot-bed, and do not water
them bat two or three times during the
winter. The boxes should be made very
loose, so that the waters can pass off
rapidly. BY following these rules have
raised hundreds of roses from slips.
i raise many other thugs from cut
tlags in the same way Verbenas can be
preserved through the winter in the hot
bed.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

10 Caroline Reedcr and y n Harrison. g
You and esch Of you hereby not ited thst there
nov On Aie In the once OF the clerk q the District
Court Of Lee County, lows, NJ Keokuk, a petition Of
Jcsse kuddtck Ginning Of you, Caroline 4. Keeder,
One Thousand Dollars q money due ON : prouns sory
NOTE and claiming against both OF 700 he
q mortEage sxecsted BY said Caroline =. keedes
said note. -g.Fs # 414{s8f
Ana uniess ofyDu appear and answer said petit.
tion before aocn on the secopd Day pf the next
september term Of said District Court OF Lee County
30 be held II Ksokpk, > deeres will be rendered
against yon ~ prayed for, BY default.
RAGKIN T. MILLER
Junel9-d1m Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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HERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. LEE 0orNrY, $sS.
BY virtue Of special execution to me directed ia
sued TIE CLERK Of tbs Dstrtc& Court OF said couny
10 favor Of Jaosttand Harvey Strong and against III
bidder nj the front door or the cipr = once
District Court Of lee county, Iowa Mt sokuk In said
county, on the 18Th day Of July, A. D. 1892 brtween
The hours o. acioek =. m. and O'Clock .. M com
meneing ata O'Clock y. or said day the following
property ta.N; Lot eight ) in Block ninetyst (oo
In ne oaty o. kscEuk, Ice county, Iowa.
TAKEN, Levied upon and 70 be sold by order OF Court
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keoknk, June 18th, IHo2,
n. g. AkDGEs, Sheriff Lee county. Iowa.
1sfs-d BY p. y. sxirn, IT., Deputy.
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EGAL NOTICE.

ToJ Moficy. r., h b Ten Ryck Ford tsothsm
sroNs y love x Co, snd III Perry
10Y AIe'neIeby notified that there is new Oh Ill In
sne o0c0 Ofithc CLERK OF tho DfsYiet fsnnrt a te
souNy Iowss ~ keekutt petit non Of O. N. Perry
Sc and Samuel r. Miller Executors OF The
wc5 = nssvss. cisiMis 81 you, y. Morley, jr.
tslgnt nnndE~d Debsrs, As money due on pron,ssory
note snd ESQ Claiming against All OF you
ure OF ppiEAae IN certstn Real Estste in Lee conn
~ Iowa executed BY said l. Morley, IT,, to securs
Nov, unless you appear and ansv er saia pctit,ou
before OF the second day Of the RI
term Of the Diatrist Court Of Lee county lows TO be
held - heoknk, IN said county, 3udsnsnA viii DO
rendered against You Ms pray ed for BY default
hANkIH Il MILEER
+, loI1-d Au'ys for PlAiuins.
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70 Prank Barnett, Naomi Barnett. Mary Mckee
11hredoFs h y yeyx and e III Perry
Yohare hersby notified that there IN now on Gle In
she ONCE OF tire CLERK OF the District Court Lee
Ter, Abner Reeves and G. Perry, Executors OF the
wiliof i. Il. Reeves ci~insingUs you Frank H.ynett
Three Hundred boAfk. masley due 0l, psou,iysory
note, and also praying against III u you The forecos
ure Of mortgage % feftsin Neal Essate In Les eoun-
u Iowa, executed totecufs said note.
Wow. unerr you appear and CT said petition be-
fore noon % the second day Of The kepteB be
term Of the District Court OF Lee eauriy lowe To
hstd nj keukak in said county win be render
ed against You as pray ed for by default
RANKIN d MILLER
Is tei1-d Attys for paa5ati6s
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7 Zeal NOTICE.
9 FrsisrIee zusg. coraslla Arp xarr. 4 y HACK

Us frsterlek zuEg. Cordelia Ann Haee. black
We'll, william Tanner and it.s SLATE al Iowa
&i0n aud each Of ha arr teFets Eolftd ID al there
j. ME la The oice the Clerk Of IN p,st riss
CURT Of Lee county, lows ~ KeokEk IN said cotfs
pefition OF Re4bsr Laurent. claiming 81 said r
erlsk zusF Two Hundred and Fifs Dollar, " ak a.
teren AZ money due on promissory note and Gin
ing AGAINST 81 OF sou tAeforeclosnr@ 81 mortsaae
said Frederick zuFg 10 ssid iber to secure
said note.
Now, unless yan appear snd answer said petite he
Inre noon the second day OF the reas ssptr n
Ter N Of the ss4 Ht~tr Court Df irs EsuEty lows
10 bc held ~ Keokuk in said county. Gsesse viii be
retde rrd u &inst you ~ prsyed for bs defssit.
RANKIN MILLER,
jefa-d Au,,s Tor luiin
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To Aaonss Martin. filasLeth Martin, Mordeeai Var
nall, william Ltslie \ Leslie, Frcaeriek zuxr
neraelfa Ann zugx. John Boyd. Bailey Barnes d
Wood, William Turner, Huxh Hart. smith IIanill
Joseph W xnkY Rciner Laurent 4 Hlackvell.
and Slate u Iowa.
Ion are hereby notified that there 10 now on nle In
tue ofes Of the Clerk OF The Dstrtct Court OF Lee
county Iowa NJ keokuk, petition of Samuel r. IL
Ter, ~ Perry, and Abner Reeves Executors Oh the
~, ., L. ~ herves. claiming Of 1honss Martin,
Eight Hundred Dollars ~ money due on ! prouis.orr
NOTE and cisansnx agsinst Ill yoa the foYrcosure
OF mortgage SVEN ty said Martin on certain Neal
EstAss in Lee county lows 10 secure the pas ment Of
said note.
New, uniess FOR appear $40 said petition on
or before noon OF the second day OF the septsn
Der i1rn Of said Coan jn@rmeut will b. rendered
against you by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
tet2d Att'ss for PisiuIn.
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| EGAL NOTICE.

To Emily ~ Howe, Low Ell Howe Arnold Kendall q
g Priehsrd sna c. n PERI, 4
You are hereby notified that there IL now ON GIa In
the hte Of the eie,k 81 tbe Distr,.t Coort ~ es
ttettJ. h. ~, NJ Keoknk, petition Of G. n. PER-,
AlDei reeves and SamutlF. Miller Esecnt.rs OF tie
Viii OF u ~ hessss, claiming Of ypu. kiiiy NJ a. ~
and Lowell Howe, -Four Hundssd Dollars- ~ none.
due on promissory note, and $50 claiming are fu.,
Eslais In Lee county, Iowa. exeeulsd 10 said
note III
Nov, unless yau appsar add suswsr said psti,ion
before of The second dsy the next Senterbar
tsru u the district Court " lrs coaHt Iowa 10 be
held at Ketkuk JUDI eht Will be rendered raaust Won
PRAYED for rs default.
RANKIN 4 MILLER
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

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To ID Kinnear, Rebecea Bafdr ridge, John G Bald
ridge, samuel Badritlgr snd G Mccullough, Ad-
ADMINISTRATOR Of A p Badfidge, doc d. Defendants.
You hereby not6 "a thai the ID nie In the
Clerk acr Of the niatrict EOnTl Lee comfy
NJ Keofnk, petition snd amended petition OF Hiram
barney praying Tor Judgment AGAINST yru, u. A.
Klnnear, for the sum OF Fourteen Hundred Dollars,
half Of the North~est quarter OF Section 1861 also
5St 70 acres Adlonias the wesi. all In Tewnship
GIT NORTH, Range I61 West; aiso acres IN tie
sontb~ ssi Of he South ~ Of Sectiop IoI
TownsLip lC6. Range f6l West. In Lee county. Iowa
aud aSSis~. yon MI, tbe tereIoaure Of said
equity Of redemption, siia ior Rans fsl sstisf
Now, you must appear and answer said petition by
Of the second day OF the Eeptr mber term
Said Court, to b hsid al kcskuk the first aupstHy
OF sepiember. lre, Judgment viii be had th.re
against you by default
b. SCOTT HOWELL
je2s-d<w Au'y for Pl'n.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

II III hII MI INT~.
10 ID Day, Stephen G Day, neCsmp Day, John II
Hay william Dsy Helm ri Law q JsrF1niah hay
deceased, and Day, Adminsiiatof OF the estate oi
said Jeremiah, decessed;
iou. and each Of you are hereby notified that thcrc
x Ale In the nlfe Of this CLERK Of the Dtsr tet
court Of Lee county, Iowa, al Keoknk The petition,
m amended petition u John o Nessfc< eIsinfng
Day the Il Two Hundred ald Ftffy ttoliars,
nth intssost from May 20ah Ir56 AT 10 per cet per
annum. money due him on prpuiiasers note
made by said d A Day 10 Nitsey, and BY him as
signed 20 plaintiff, aud claiming ~ all OF yop the
foreclosure OF morfEage"h Ia, block s03, in keo-
LUX LAVA, Gixeil 10 secure SAIL ll2in
AeM-pFiess g.n Hi.t,la+ a.4a thereto exa
tetsre Rooh af Abe s.sand dag OF the hsat Sepiems
brr term 81 ai Court, judgment and deer III toi
prastd ftf III plaintiffs petihou
E@a NeERARY = BRUCE
ief3d Auystpr Pisintifs
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C1TY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main ana Second Streets,
| SNsxt.o Rankins Hssse OWN. Thomrs oaa Co.

" Il n 4.lh
New. 9oo1kO.
This City Boob store h this day In receipt Of the
following choice literature:
Ccesl Dfesme by Theodore winthrop.
N John BEeut 80
shadow In the House. BY Saunders.
The Household Of Bous erie. by southern lady.
Songs In Many Keys b, Iteln.ta.
Rec0lle1tons OF Shelley and by ron by irelauny.
shelley Memorials. BY Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, BY virginian
Tom Bnrke,s School Days u Rugby
DsQuincyf Opium Eatsr
Literary "Reminiscences
Ill z. q Theological Esrays,6c.
Hoods Poems Blue and Gold.
L0welh
I@ngfeliow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs. Janeson's Loves of the Poets Biae s. Gold,
:. OAasactsriaaies- &c, -"
- % Stud1ea, &C.,
- Itafsan Painters,
8. &c Legend ofthe Madonna" -
y" Rit" Sketches OF Art,
.. :. Diary, &c.
He ~thOrne' Marble FRun.
:. House OF the Seven Gables.
@ q 81 Ecntiet Letter.
~ Aosses. from An Old Manso.
+" Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image, -
{" Rifthedaie komAnces.
Lengteiiow's His ~sils. f
- - Evahgetins.
The above Books viii be sold st Pubiisnsr's prices
The public invited 10 cali and examine the
feb2 d j. W. OGDEN
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To James g. ShiAlds and JsrsmisA Rrovn, r.,
Yon are hereby notified that there III now on Ia In
the ofice 81 the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
Consty, !cHa, ~ Ksekuka petition or Hugh r. Reid,
claiming Judgment for six hundred dollars and inter
Shields upon promissory note made By him to said
ksidt sasp paS ng AEatns 18th ofyou ts
npon certain resi- estate In Rxids Addition 70 said
City ofKeok to said Inte and other notes.
And That nDtass you appear u. or bofnye OF
the second day next September term, A. ID 1862 oil
ID Gourt. ana Ssssvs~, ja.ag-
,nent will be rendered against you.
Stsesa ssg ~ NOZZLE e STRONG,
jeI6-d4w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-12

MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.

Po't-Headquarters on High street Cen Negley,
commanding
D6biot-Headquarters on Summer street (Dr.
Ford's residence) W. II. sdell, EIai 18th o. 8. In.
fantry, A. A. A.G.
Provoa Observation-Disclosures at the Capitol. A.
Q. Gillem, Col. 1st Tenn. Infantry.
Chief Asststant Q,,ariermaster - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. TO- Judge oatron's residence )
Capt J. D. Bingham.
AssistaHf Quartermastsr-Eo. 81 Cherry street. Capt
r. Stevenson
Assistam QHartermosiey Vine street, near Mrs.
Pok's residence. Capt R. n. Lamb.
Assistant QuarieyoS1ier-No. 81, Market street.
Capt J, NJ. Hale.
Ciigf Commssary-- Headquarters, No 10, Vine St.
Capt R Macfeeiy.
oonsmii'ary Of spbsi,,enoe-Broad street. Capt S.
Little
ActiHg Commssary u SuJsis,encs-Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen
Medical Director--Summer street. (Dr Ford's old
residence) Surgeon f. Swift.
Medical P'rveyor's OGoe--Church street, Masonic
Building. J. R. PmTLE Surgeon, sth Kentucky In
fsntry, Acting Medical Purveyor.
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pHS II. HIpE, Graud Secretary, should be addressed
at Roshuiile, Tenn.
Tennessee Ledge, No. Meets every Tuesday Even.
g, at their Hall, on the corner OF Union and Sum
er streets. The officers for the present term are
s. Lcsueur, N c.; j. r. Mills, yG.; j, L. Weakley,
poretary L. X Spain, Treasurer.
Tfabue Lodge, No, lo-Meots at the same place
berry Monday Evening The officers are X. A..
Nmpbell, N. G.i Henry Apple, V.G.i J. L. Park, 4,
Ioretary b. Y, Brown, Treasurer.
smiey Lodge, No. 9O-Moeis at their Hall, on South
berry street, every Friday Evening. The officers
10 o. c. Covert, N.G. Frank Harman y,G.i james
yatt, Secretary W. NJ Mallory, Treasurer.
Asyora Lodge, No lO5, GERMANY Meets at the
|ll, cosnes Of uniea aud summer streets, every
hrsday Evening The officers arc Charles Rich,
g.; p Frlodman, YG.; - Btierlich, Secretary
20 soiieFlo, Treasurer.
RidOog Eaoanpusni No l-Meets at the above Hail
ihe arst and third Wednesdays Of each month,
be officers aToi J. g Mills, C.P. T II Mcbride, HIP
\. Fuller, sw.; Peter Harris, Jr., J.w.; John p.
ide, Scribe B. X. Gutter, Treasurer
Ollps Breaoh Emeampment No. 4--Meets at the
5oge Han On the second and fourth Wednesday
ghts OF each mouth. The officers are Jas. z Bell,
p Henry Apple, HIP; l.. Moker, s.W.; B. Fried
an, " Charles Kroher, scribei J. n. Ward,
reesarer
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A citizen of indianapolis was badly
sold dag or two since. He purchased.
at what he supposed very cheap rates, a
lot of United States demand notes and
rushed iuto one Of the banks expecting
TO receive a large per centage upon them.
On examining them the teller pronounced
them all so badly mutilated that they
would not be redeemed by the Govern
ment--the law providing that the officers
shall not redeem them unless the holder
can show how each note became defaced.
He left the bank, as Lincoln says. with
"new views" on the subject Of Bpecula-
tions, which he doubts not are "true
views.p
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NO 1853
Kentuokians in RebeI Prisons

The Philadelphia Inquirer publishes a
list Of the citizen prisoners now remain
ing confined in the Libby prison AZ
Richmond. The list has been furnished
by released prisoner, who 'smuggled
them through the rebel lines by putting,
them iu the bowls Of pipes and then
packing tobacco and ashes over them
He gives a very sad account of their CON
ditioD, and urges immediate action NJ,
the part Of our Government in their be-
half. Many of the prisoners are from,
sixty TO seventy years old. Many OF
them are wealthy and all are citizens Of
the United States. They are in iba
most destitute condition, without sufi-
cient clothing, infested with vermip. and
some almost idioio, so wretchedly have
they been neglected by the rebel govern
ment. Unless they are soon rescued
from their tortue by our Governments.
death will come to their reliefl
Some Of them have been thus confined
for over nine months. In the name of
humanity and justice let something be
done to release these patriots from their
long suffering and tortures. Among them
are the following:
IHinois,-G. w. Carlin.
Nyginida8--Jam L. Smith. Fairfax
Mather Brice Fairfax; Talmage Thorne.
Fairfax; VIM. T. Smith, Loudon John
Webster, Loudon;J. MoreIand. Hamp-
shire Roades Trent, Logan j James iii.
Mason, Logan and j. D. Camp, Pendle-
| ton
Rent,tckiaps--William l.. Hurst, Sam
uel H. Hurst, Daniel Connolly Daniel
May, Addison Neff, John Dennis. O. p.
Sorrell, John Owen, John Ingomar, VIM.
HoIcomb, Ira Holcomb, Noah Reynolds.
George Payne, Lewis Payne, Andrew
Taylor, John r. Taylor, Frederick STAN
burgh, and Samuel Waller.
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GUERBmLAs DEFEATED IN CLARKE
CouNTY.--We learn from gentleman
who reached our city last night from
Clarke county that Capt Jack Bruner,
with a company Of Confederate recruits
went up Red river 10 capture Captain
Jim IOwnsend's Home Guards. In the
engagement which ensued, the rebels
were defeated with great slaughter.
Amongst the killed the names Of George
Hensly and John w. Gordon, Of Win
chester, has been furnished TO u.s. Capt.
Townsend has been most efficient for
months past with his Clarke County
Home Guards, in interceptng gangs Of
rebels trying to make their way 10 Poun-
ding Gap. Though he is a septuagena-
rian, he is as active as a young man,
brave as lion, and as sagacious as he is
brave. This is another victory by Home
Guards, and the result should be an en-
couragement TO the Union men every
where to complete their organization for
local defence. Louisville Journal.
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ROSP CTUS
or TAE
NASHVILLE UNION.

TUE NASHVILLE UHIoH was commenced a few weeks
SINCE Tor the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern
Conlederacy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement over all
the states which have attempted to secede. Il holds
as friends all who support and foes all who oppose
the Union Of the States Il has no watchword but
FREEDOM AND NATIONALITY.
With rebels and traitU has no compromise TO
make Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws m ide IN pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law oF THE LAND, anything IN the Constitution and
LAws Of any Of the States TO the contrary notwlth-
standing.
It contends for the Union Of the States because
without II the preservation Of liberties and nst-
tutions aud the Organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible, Thereloe e. whatever stands in
he way OF crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter by what name it be
ed.
To the people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty and Union, until they we're be-
trayed TO the rebel despotism az Richmond by per-
dous Governor and corrupt legislature, and who
have felt 80 heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. Let the names Of
rebel odce holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, whU have alled our borders with mourning, be
gbbetted before the world Let those ambitious aud
Ryaricous men hO have plotted ruin for their
own aggrandlzement be fastened to the pillory Of
shame, no matter how high their -ition in society
Let It be shown how the SO fstyIed defenders Of
"S0u'hern Rights" are now leading maraudlng bands
Of free hooters ahd troopers over State, kid
mapping negroes. stealing ho ses and CATTLE breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges an cars, and
numbering unarrned citizens in cold blood. Let the
truth long excluded bv the southern oonspirators,
now circulate freely through every neghborhood,
and our cause will assurediv triumph. VIII not loyal
men every where aid 10 the dissemination Of facts
ami the advocacy Of Free GovernmentY