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| IHERfFF'SsALE.

STATE or IOWA, LfECot ETY-Ss.
BY virtue Of special execute TO me directed, Is
fued by ths Clerk ~ the pisri c. of raid county
- issoY OF Hiram Haraey and sgsinst Bsntsh W.
mis-, have levied upoL nd uili sell 10 the highest
bidder, st the door of the CLERKS ONCE of the District
Court Of Lee CewDsy, lows, kepkrx In aid coun-
~ on The n day of March, a. -. IsCe bst~ cen the
hours OF so'ciocKA M. and O'Clock p. M. of said
day, commencing At2 O'CLOCK r. m, the fellow In
property, wit: The south side onc-aH of lot
number ave tol IN hiocx number three III rsserring
The end by twenty t2o1 feet drep an alley III
The city OF KeoKuk, Lee. county, Iowa.
Taken, lcved nron and to be sold by order ofcourt
10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
keoKuk, Jan. 80. 1869. ID
N. G.. HEDGES,
Sheriff of Lee County.
jnsi BY d. Is. SMITH tr DEPUTY
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To James W. Pipkn. Augustus Cook, John Esyly,
T.. q. string. Day Bro.
You, and each Of u y. hereby notified there
Is die in the scc Of tte Clerk OF The District
Court Of Las Couni. Iowa. Al Fri Madison petition
ef iiifuu, Barney, claiming OF you, Jsm~p w Pfpk in
the of seventy five deisrs. With per cent In
Mortgage made hy You to Charles Narsn. and since
fssigned said Hiram Hal neg, dated december l7th,
1853, ci-imins against each you
OF sxid Mortgage the same being upon Lot No. nine
t9l in block No. one hundred and fovty-four IN in
The city 81 keoknk Lee County Iowa. for the purchase
and general relief.
And unless ypu appear and answer said petition on
before OF the second day " the exs term OF
said Cont, commence at Fort Madison on the ard
Monday Msy. A d. le62, default will be 81 te red
against you aud judgment rendered thereon prayed
for IN said petition.
NOBLE & STRONG,
fcb25-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Robert Johnson, son of the patri-
otie Senator from Tennessee, has juss sue
eesded in reaching the Union camp at
Flat Lick Ford, near Cumberland Gap
lie was over two weeks in effecting his
escape, and surmounted incredible diff
cut'ss. His presence had . most inspi
rng effect on the Tennessee volunteers.
lCin. Gaz., 25th.
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GHERIFFS SALE.
~
STsrv an rnEA IEr rnuwr.y GO

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CoUyTY-ss.
BY virtue " special execution directed, il
by CLERK Of District Court ~ sad county
In favor OF Hiram Barney and sgaipst Rebecca s.
Wilson. have levied upon and wli sell 10 The Highest
bsSder. a the Aonr Of the Clerk = oce of the District
CesFt II Lee county, los 81 keekak In said county
the eth day OF March A. ID. lsG2 between the hours
Of o'clock "A. ii. aud o'clock r. - ~ said d. 81
mmenciDg at o'clock r. n the folio ing proper
~, to-wit. West half Of the south quarter OF
section twenty -one, township sixty seven north.
m &c ave vest, In Lee county. Iowa.
Taken levied upon and 20 he sold by rider OF Conrt
10 satisfy said writ OF execution. "
Keokuk, February 4th, 1862.
n. G. HEDGES,
Sheriff of Ice county.
fsbd4w BY D. B. SmIrn, r., Deputy.
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GHERTFFs SALE.

STATE or IOWA, LEE Conxrr-sS:
BY virtue OF special execution 10 me directed 10
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of cupiy
In favor or T. Wiexsrshamt d Sons for the benefit O
Joseph q. Humble, and against J b Paul, survi
wing partner of the arm Of Paul Humes, have
levied upon and will sell the highest bidder, The
door Of the Clerks Office of the District Court of Les
County lows, NJ Keokuk in said county. the All
day OF March, A. ID. 1869, between the hours OF
9o'clocK m. and o'clock y. m of said day COM
mcncipg nj O'Clock p tho following property, u
rit. Lots seven al and eight ts). Ia blocx thirteen
f13j, OF Refd's addition 10 the city ksoEux, Lee
County, lows.
TAKEN levied upon and to be sold by order of Court
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
N. G HEUGkS Sheriff Of Lee County.
By ID b. SMITH, jr., Deputy
MesNrw Jam aFy 4&th Ia{yD--d4v
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tGHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE Coprrv-SS. &
By virtpH OF special execution 10 directed H.
sued BY CLERK Of the District Court or said
10 favor Of Hiram barney and against D. @, BiIlines
have levied upon aud will sell to the highest bid
der NJ the door Of the CLERKS ONCE of the District
Court Of lea oeunty lows at Keorux In said county
on the I'd day OF March, A. p s6e between The hours
OF O'Clock .. m. and O'clock y. M. of SAID day
copmsncieg nj o'cioex D. ni this following proIe p
y. to-wii The west half ~ Of section thirtythrce
ta3) and the ssnth-east quarter OF section thir
teen fI3Iin township sixt 1 north, of r4ngs
xix t6l Mnsi. ala. Lbs nntth SEcttop
nineteen tl9) in Bship (67 north range
Ave t5) west, IN lee county. lowE.
TAKEN levied upon and to he sofd by order Of court
tosatisfy said writ efexecntioR.
keokuK, Jan. 80, 1869.
NC, HEDGES.
Sheriff OF Lee County.
jn31 BY ID. b. SMrIH. jr.. Deputy
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,ITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets
Next TO Banking House Of VIM. Thompson Co.

New Books.
The City book Store 10 this day In receipt Of he
following choice literature:
Cecii preeae. y Theodore Winthrop.
shadow In the House, by Saunders.
The Household of Bouyerie, by Southern Lady
Sones In Mary Keys by Holmes.
kecolisctl6hs OF Shelley and Byron, BIZ Tfelauny.
Shelley Meme RAILS, by Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by virginian.
Tom Barke's school Days Ut kusby
Deouincys Opium Eater.
Literary "Reminiscences
Theological Esssys,Ac.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold.
L>vells
Lons!sllows Poems. Blue and Gold.
Mrs. Jameson's Loves Of the Poets, Blue Il Gold.
Characteristics, &c,
Studies, re-, =
- Italian Pxinters,
Legend ofthe Madonna"
sketches Of Art,
Diary, o.
HI ~thorns's Marble faun.
House Of the Seven Gables.
Scarlet Letter. a
- 1essss. ffom an Old Nanse.
Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
kliihsdsle konances
Longfeiow's HiswAIha.
Evangeline.
The above Books will DO sold al Pubiisher,s pYces
The public invited 10 call and examine the
1sL6.d J. ". OGDEN.
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TT B. TEN EYCK,
General Insurance, Agent,
oaiee next door TO kxpress once, ON I'd s,.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
ETNAINSURANCE COMPANY
On the lst day OF January, l6oa, nads V the
State OF Iowa.
" NNEtNNVv =
State OF Iowa.

The name OF The Corporation 10 ETEA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, Conn.
The Cspttxl Is ftr1HrS HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LARS, and paid up.
ASSETS.
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RAFTING.
Ser AS ~ CONNABLE SMITH.
sss1s@ les.S7 end - Leveo,
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o. LYMAN,
Justice ofthe Peace, oG,ee Oh Gin street sae
between Second and Third over oorhies, Hatstors,
In the back room.
Couveyancing, Copying, Collecting and Closing OF
Books. Agent for Rnntps buildings. jan2id
|P1CHMOND HOUSE, -
CHICAGO, HI,
csrusr IF SsstA Esar ssd .tssAisss Asssss.
This well known and popular Hotel 10 nov unds'
The nanAgemsnt Of
i. & q. Z. WINNIE.
Thankful forthe pssronsge 80 literally bestowed on
them while at the Neil House, Columbus, and Whine
House, Cincinnati! Ohio, they resrectfuiy ask for
continuance the same, assuring their patrons tina,
tbs Richmoud" will be conducted the most liberal
TERN ms, - Per any.
?. KAAAEn srrpHrEIRwIx. 3. lKwIH.
K RAINIER IRWIN d co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Dry GOOds,.v,OfiOsss ClOfhtssg
HATS,
Bonnets, Millinery Goods, &c, de-, &c,
IRON FRONT BUILDING,
No. los Main St., bet. lth and SIN.
n EOhl h! IONA
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January le69 ~ orr state wns died II thts o.
nee, ahnuing TIE condition Of lhe klna Insurance
Company, located q uartiaTd. in the state uf Con
necticut on the 1st day OF January A H. I0oo In ~.
eordAnce with provision u IN Act az the General
assembly OF The State Vt Iowa ENTITLED "an Act ia re-.
lation 70 Insurance. Cempsnies,' approved January
SIN, 1857 and ~ Act amendatoiy tkersts approved
February Sth. lh5s, that said statement shows hat
said Company 10 posaessed Of the REQUESTS an aunt o
eapl1af, and invested 40 required BY law
Authority - therefore gtyen 70 The sbeve mama
company 70 trAnsact busness 81 Insufanee II ina
state ~ accordanes With he laws thereof until the
!isi Gay q January. A. y. One Thousand Etrs f1un
drsd and Sixty-thFee. = -
II y also cestined That H. n. Tss KYsx, r.o.. 3,
AsvAas, Iss seea uuiy appointed by said Company
their lawful Agent apd Attorney for the County 81
With full power 70 take sks Of Insurance therein sud
70 sckhowledgs service ot process, - provided bv
Law. upon his atinS With the Ci~rk the Dist rtc,
oourt "a and Tor said county certified copy OF the
slAtemant an nle In this ecx Ii is further eeyfi6sd
o:Atenent. =
~ TEsrtnoxs WHEREOF, Ihave hSseunto =,
It's my hand aud affixed my zeal OF okee this i]th
dAy VI January, ie62 - 8.--
J. w. CA1TELL, Auditor Of state.
Dan. EEIYsoN, Dsbnty
h. B. TEN EyCK. Agent. (fstlo-dsr
QUINCY FLOUR.
Per saissy 101BRT1ox NeoUn1N.
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I'm tied States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. :.
NJHEREAS, Information has been filed within aud
w for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nash.
vile, on the l4th dag OF May, AID 1862, by John
Trinble Esq Attorney for the United States for the
Middle District of Tennessee who proseoues herein on
behalf of the United States against certain property
viz One dark brown Stallion, said 20 be thorough
bred, abont l5H hands high about years old, with
ring Of white around his right hind feet, and three
white saddlespOts on his back alleging in substance,
that said Stallion was seized, on land, in the Mcd e
District Of Tennessee, In near the town Franklin
Williamson County, az forfeited TO the use Of the Uni.
tod States Of America, and praying process against
the same that the fame be condemned as forfeited
aforesaid
Now, therefore In pursuance Of the monitou, under
the sfai Of said Court, 70 directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice to all persons caimiog
said Stallion, or in any manner interested therein,
that they be aud appear before i'd Circuit Court,
be held at the City OF Nashville 10 and said Dis
rict the I'd day Of june 1862 at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day then aud there nterpose their
claims, and to make their allegations Ia that behalf.
+. r CLASCOCK,
May goth, 1962--l4t Z. S Marshal NJ d. T.
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FRENCH RAKERY.

HNHE undersigned begs TO inform the Public that
il he has added TO his establishment a BAKERY
upon the French method; aud that only competent
French wOrkmen will be employed. He hestaes not
to say his bread equal If not superior, to any
uiactured 10 the city, and guarantees that 1t will be
sweet aud good as bread can be made, from the
fact That 70 hop yeast will DO used in its maniac
ture A share Of tho public and private family pat
ronage Is earnestly solicited.
Hot Rolls every morning, al O'Clock. All deHcrip-
tons Of bread, and every variety Of cake made to
der.
Remember, II you want sweet aud good bread call
at p. O'CONHOR'S, corner Of Union and summer
Streets opposite odd Fellows Hall.
The Public respectfully Informed that the we'll
known ICE CREAM SALOON OF II. @. REEVES,
(ormOrly Of Nashvile) will be re-opened Thursday
the 5th Of May, where Ice Creams not be exoelled
BY any ia the city, can be had. Call and Judge for
yourself ap 80-lml 7. OiCOhNOR.
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RUNAWAY.

E,RnM the subscriber, living in Davidson County
II Tenn on Wednesday night, the l4th inst. TWO
NEGRO MEN, named PITT aud JOE. Pitt is about
feet high; weighs about 175 pounds Of brOwnish
complexion; two Of his front upper tech def Give
aud Is about 20 years old busby hair with pleasant
countenanee.
Joe il about 20 years old weighs about 100 pounds
feet inches high; rather darker shade than his
brother Pit. He las a scar from cut on his left
forenugeT; down look when spoken tO both cloan
shaved. They will probably keep together.
viii pay rs Dollars piece for their apprehension,
II taken in this County State, and so Dollars each
II taken out Of the State. w. d. SIMPKINS.
NASHVILLE, May 18th, 1869. Inns
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1862.
state union Central Committee.

The President of the late Union meet
ing held in this city-Ex- Governor WIN.
B. CAMPBELL--at the instance of mum
Der of prominent gentlemen then present.
has appointed State Central Union
Committee, with whom the friends of the
Union in various parts Of the State may
put themselves in communication by let
ter or otherwise.
The Committee consists Of the follow
ing named gentlemen:
ALLEN A. HALL, Chairman.
A. V. s. LIEDsLEY.
-st JOHN LELLYETT.
RUSSELL HoUsToN.
HORACE H. HARRISON
NJ. M. BRIEN.
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MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.

MibbLE btolAslyA VI lENNhSoth.
w HEREAS, Information has been fled within aud
w the Middle District Of Tennessee at Nash
vile on The 18th day Of May, AID. 1862 by John
Tumble ESQ. Attorney for the Uni'ed States for the
Middle district Of Tennessee who pfosecutes herein on
behalf Of the United states against certain goods viz
One hundred and nnety-Gve sacks Of Corn, aud ono
box Of Corn, containing IN all about three hundred
and ninety bushels, an marked A. Q. ~, q S. al.
legug IN Substance, that said Corn was seized, On
land, In the Middle District Of Tennessee few miles
south Of Franklin forfeited 10 the Of the United
states Of America, and praying process against the
same, that the same be condemned as forfeited, as
Aforesaid.
NOW, therefore, In pursuance OF the monilon, under
the seal Of said Court, TO directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 20 all persons claiming
said Corn, or m any manner interested therein, that
they be ard appear before said Circuit Court 20 be
held at the City Of Nashville, in and for said Distrio
on the "a day OF June 1862 at 10 O'Clock In tho tore
noon Of that day, then and there 10 intcrpose their
claims and to make their allegations IN that behalf
Il r. GLAsCOCK
May Goth, 1S82-14t U. s. Marshal NJ b. T.
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> 2 Davidson county, on Nay the 18Th, 1862, no.
gro man, who saws his name "a LEWIS; gays he
rq 10 VIM, Woods Of Bedofrd county, Tenn.
is % dnib copper color, feet high, weighs
o p5dhs about 20 years old, ana has small whs
Yrs and musiache. Tnc owner Is requested 10 come
rward, prove property and pay charges as the
w directs J. NJ. HINTON,
May 2Tsh--3t sheriff and Tailor OF u. @.
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az Davidson county, May 10, 1862, a LegrO man,
- who says his name Is BEN says no belongs u
Pos estate, Davidson county; said man Is about 70
'ars old, Yeighs 100 pounds; feet y iuoies high,
Ind very facg. The owner is reqliested 70 come
Prward, phoye property, and pay charges, 81 the
Nv directs.
j. M. HINTON,
| hay 27-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of DC.
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spirit OF the Nash vllie pres. in

l6GlsEs
Mr.. EDITOR: FOrasmuch as many have
taken in hand to set forth in order those
things which have most surely been done
and said among as, even as T-sham g.
Harris, Governor of Tennessee, delivered
them unto us, who from the beginning
were eye witnesses of his atrOcious con
duct 1t seemed good to me also, having
had some understanding of the iniquities
of Secession from the very first, to write
unto you, Mr.. Editor, that you may the
more certainly know of those things
wherein the people of Tennessee have been
instructed, not only by "King Harris
but politicians Of every school, together
with the secular and religious press of
this city.
There were in the days of skiing Har-
ris"-E-slam G,e Great, certain editors,
connected with the Patriot, the "Uaion
and american" the Banner, the Gazette, the
Christian AdUOcate Tennessee Baptist, Home
Circle, etc., who walked in all the COM
mandments and ordinances of I-sham
blameless; aye! not only blameless, they
walked in praise and pride of place; and
some were rewarded with Office and
emolument
The Patriot would hang men for not
seeding prior to the farce of secession.
For those who after that period should
"profess to be law abiding men" that pa
per said "there should be law enacted"
"and aeirnecks should be stretched" Here
is the ex tract from leading editorial in
that paper of May z, 1861. Read, citi-
zens of Tennessee. BE astonished, o
earth And may Heaven pity the VIC
Tins of such delusion:
We are further induced to believe that
there are few other men in the State,
who doubling the ability of the South to
sustain itself against the North, or who
are ignorant of the bearings Ofthe strug-
| gle, OF unfriendly 20 the institution OF
slavery, are willing to hang on to "the
Union" though il has ceased to exist
With such men argument is unnecessary,
They are traitors to themselves aud to
their country; and so soon as the State for
mally declares its Independence,w which we
trust will be very soon, they will assume
the attitude of tories. And since they
viii profess TO be law abiding men, there
should be law enacted for their especial
benefit. They are men whose heads
are in the North, their bodies in thu
South, aud their necks should be stretched
TO make up the difference.
If all those who are To-day " doubling
the ability Of the South to sustain itself
are TO have their necks stretched, how
few would escape If only those VIII,
from ignorance failed to comprehend thr
bearings Of Che struggle are to be hung
how many secessionists viii be left
A year ago the man who doubted, or wa
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THIRTY DEsERrEns.--One Office adj
vertises thirty deserters in the Memphis
Appeal Of the 22ud inst. The deseFters
are from Mississippi, Arkansas Ken
lucky and Tennessee.
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Committed to Jail

AZ Davidson county, My Is, 1862 negro woman
who says her name IS MARY; Eays she belongs
VIM. ~ Imam, Of Bedford county, Tenn. said wo-
Ia Is 81 years III, we ighs about 100 pounds, copper
or, and 8 feet AZ inches high no marks. The
ner Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro
" and pay charges as the law directs.
j. N. HINTON,
tIsy 27th--3t Sheriff and Tailor Of d. G.
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Bids for Machinery, &c.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTFRNAsTER
NASHVILLE, IRSN., May l0th 1861
DmS will be received at1his Oaico uotii " clock
ID nj SATURDAY siay 81, l562, nom clizeus loyal 10
tir tinted states only, TOR Che huus, Machinery and
40 Room Doors of two Steamboats, burned hy the
rebc's. aud now partially sunk ln che Cumberland
river at Nashville, Tenn.
Hils gHl ba received Tor the whole parts ol che
above Goyernmtut Ftnls only received,
y. o. BlN0HAM
ma,20-ltt Capt q A. o 81.
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Onmmittad to Jail

NJ Davidson county ON the 18th Of May, 1892,
negro woman who gays her name Is bDEB, and
longs to VIM Woods OF Bedford county, Tenn;
ID girl is very black; 8 feet inches hign weighs
b pounds, scare on right w ist The owner is re-
csted TO come forward, prove property and pay
hrges as the law directs.
/ JIM. HINTON,
May 27th--8t Sheriff and Jailor orb. c.
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UurrED STATES PAY DEPAEramEl
COLUMBUS, O., May 10.
rs. GAzETrE.--IO prevent endless
inquiry by mail, please state that we are
prevented by strct orders from Washing
ton from paying Volunteer officers or SOL
diers absent from their regiments on sik
eate or otherwise
Respectfully your obedient servant
H. q. WHEEY,
PaymasteF, u. s.. A.
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VOL. l.
Committed to Jail

~ who says hig name is TOy; says he belongs %
Martha MoMiohael, Of Coffee county. near Bedford
county; said boy q about n years old fot inch
. high; weighs l4b pounds; black colo, ck fps
md Eat nose. The owner Is requested 10 come for.
ward, prove property and pay ehafges as the law d.
l-ects. JIM HINTON.
May 27th--3t Sheriff and Tailor OF b. g.
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Sherif's Sale.

IQY virtue OF a VESDnuoM ExPoNAs, TO me directed,
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, will expose 70 public sale, 70 the highest bid
der for cash, at tn Court House Yard IN the City OF
Nashville, saturday, the 7th day Of june 1867 all
the right, title, claim interest aud esate which c. K
WINSTON then had or may have since acquired in
anG to tho following described lot Of ground lying m
the City Of Nashville, Davidson county Tennessee:
Lot No. ia, known BarTOW's Grove, as per Sam.
Weekdays Survey Of IOts Registered IN Registers
ONCE, Book 9, Page 244, beginning at the Southern
corner Of said Lot at the intersection Of Mulberry and
High streets running thence the East side Of High
street; Northwardy towards the town Of Nashville
lax feet to n stake thence at right angles Fast
wardly 2l0 feet, 10 16 feet alley thence at right
angles Southwardly 1T2Z feet 10 Mulberry street ;
thence at right angles $40 feet with Mulberry street
70 the beginning, being levied The property Of
G. X Winston 10 satisfy Judgment in favor OF James
81. Barnes, against G. X. Winston, B. Winston, A. y.
Standard and FL l. Woods.
This May 9Th, 1882. J. NJ HINTON,
May 6--st Sheriff OF D. C.
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OF the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas,
Chicago, three hundred and forty-two
have died, aud there are three hundred
and twenty yet IN the hospital The
whole number Of rebel prisoners at that
place Is over siN thousand.
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There must be all sorts Of pressue
upon this rebellion; il must be repressed,
depressed, aud suppryl sed.-LouisaRs
Journal.
JEFF Davis says il must be Impressed.
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. Committed to Jail

lF Davidson county, May Goth, 1862, a negro boy
says his name is FRANK, who says he belongs
lucy Kimb o. Of Rutherford cou ty, Tenn; said
IL about 20 or % years oil; weighs 100 or 1876
dds, 6 oet 8 inches high black and bow-eRged
Il scar 90 loft side Of face The owner is request
o come forward, prove property and lay charges
be lay directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
ay 2T-3t Sheriff ahd Jailor Of D. 9.
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The Rebel CONSUMPTION oct isa very
impressive document.
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Notice to Claimants.
Nashville Building Association.

GTOCKHOLDERS can pay their Monthly instruments
- at the Store Of A. III HICKS n CO. la oonse-
quenoe of the present arrangement Ia monetary at
fairs nothing but GofD OF SILVER viii be received In
payment OF dues. A, FULLER,
Nashville, May goth 1862 Ste Secretary
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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30

The following order of Gen. BUTLER
is very charitable and terribly severe
and quite true:
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 20.
HEADQ'Rs DEPT. OF THE GuLF)
New Orleans Nav q 1850