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[PuRLIo REsoLurIoN-No. "a. |

IUBLlC hEsOlUTION--NO' IN
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
"An act 70 suppress instruction, to
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and con6scate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes"
ReSolved, By the Senate and House of Re-
representatives. Of the United States Of A8aey3-
ca, IA Congress assembled That the provi
sions of the third clause of the filth sec
ton Of "An act to suppress instruction,
to punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and coniiscate the property Of rebels, and
for other purposes" " shall be so construed
as not to apply to any act or acts done
pr Tor 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-caled Confederate States of
America nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
strued as to work forfeiture of the real
estate of the offender beyond his natural
life.
Approved July H. 1862.
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united States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT 81 TENNEsSEc-
XXI liEilEAS a libel of Information was Sled with.
w IN aud Cor the Middle District OF Tennessee, al
Nashville. the 18th day OF May, A. H., 1852, BY
John nriniblr, Esq, Attorney for The United Staes
for the Mhide putrio Of Tenneysoe, who pruseCutes
herein behalf of the United states, against Ger.
tain lot and the Buidings thereon, situated fronting
Market Street, 10 the city Of Nashville, kuuwn ne
kllis a Mouro's Foundry and Machine shop, East OF
and near Broad street, N the City Of Nashville e5o,
sil the machinery, tools, fixtures aud impemcuis
and muernl connected With said lot ana Foundry
and Machine shop and bnhding, Cor reasons and
causes Va said libel VI information mentioned, and
praying process against the said property, that the
ssWie be condemned ~ toTlttod,
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monticn, under
the seal OF said Court 90 me directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 10 al persons Claiming
said property or IN any manner Interested therein,
that they b. and appear before said Circuit court, ~
be held at the City Of Nashville IN and Cor said Die.
trCt the 10th day Of October 1852 al 10 o'clock 10
the forenoon OF that day, then sud there TO ncrpose
their claims, and u make their allegations IN that
behalf De- y GlASOOCk,
June n tsd2 Lit q, 8. Marshal, NJ b. T.
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Marriage aud Funeral Notices,
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a III IA e. me dirented aud delivered
I'D lrom the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
County, Tennessee al is March Term, 1862, all eX
pose % public sa e. 20 the highest bidder Tor cash
al the Courthouse Nard Ia "a Ely OF Nashville, ou
Saturday, tue 20 uny ul Aug 20, 1899 al The right
tide, claim, interest aud estate, which W. g. Bush
then had or may h4y since acquired, IN sud % the
following Sc ctibcd lot oi Grrund % ing Ia uayi sou
County state OF Tenn ssee, (there being no deed OF
record 10 The Register olice) IN south Nashville
fronting the at side Of lhery street 70 leei and
rnnninF back halt way % College Street, and bounded
on both fides by the property of Isaac Paul un which
there IL two.fory hrck house, being the same sold
by lslac Pan 90 W C. Bush in ihe plan o lots known
a. the kysian Grove property aud iDNied on as iht
property OF w. g. Ru "a, to satisfy d ludament REM
darsd in favor of Ih1mas liis against W l.. Nance
" g. Bush, and e. W Nauge .,..-,.
Ry In0s HoEsON, nap -hn ~hrrId oi d. q,
August Ilh, lhUZ-ll
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United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS. inform alton was fled within and Tor
w tac Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nashville,
on the 2sh day Of May, AID. 1862, by John Trinble
ESQ. Attorney for the United States Tor the Middle
District OF Tennessee, Who prOsoCutes herein behalf
OF the untei states, against cerinin property, w
Lot situated the North Of cherry street
and Franklin street, IN sOuih Nashville, aud the
buildings thereon the said buidBgs recently erected
hcture OF Guupowder; also the machinery aud DIX.
lures connected with said establishment praying pro
against thr same, that Il be candemntd Tor.
ialted.
der The seal 90 said Court, TO me directed and deiv
cred, do hereby give public notice W all persons
therein, that they be aud appear before said Circuit
Court TO DE held at tho City uf Nashville, 10 aud Tor
said District, On the 9th day of October 1902, at 40
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day then and there 20
nterpose their claims, aud 10 make their allegations
IN that behalf H. r. GIASCOCk,
no" 4. - Marshal n. H. r.
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We have no time 20 transcrihe COM
munications. We sometimes receive
communications with q scrap Of conf
Dental information written on the back
OF the manuscript OF course If We use
the manuscript we have to re-write it,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on ne. We have no time for such work.
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TeFms-S2O a. S25 per Session of 20
NYeeks-In riablY in nhYnmcn.
In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held IN the
- Clerks Office Chancery Court at Nashville Mon.
day, september the LIST, 1862.
+. D. Hurt Trustee, SC, aud II NJ Myers, Com.
planants, Is. ID NJ. Franklin, Defendant
II appearing from affidavit filed IN this cause that
the place OF residence Of the defendant B. NJ. Prank
lin, Is unknown 70 complainant, that the ordinary
process OF the Court cannot be served aim II is
ordered that he do enter his appearance herein before
or within the first three days Of the next term o said
Court, 10 be held on the lst NJ Jnday in November
next O8G2) and plead, answer or demur " Complain.
ants bill, or the same will be taken for comics sud as
Ia him aud set f0r hearing parte, and that copy
OF this order be published once week for four sue
cessye weeks 10 the Nashville Union.
Copy--Attest j, E.GLEANES, G. a NJ
a. l.. DEd0SS Sol. for COmpl'ts sep3 vi
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CiTATE or TlNNESSEE-At Ralcs held 100 the
- Clerk Ohce, Cnancery Court "a Nashville. Non
ddv, September the LIST. 1902.
John B COrley, Complainant, a., T. D. ElppIn.
Defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit hed In this cuse that
the place OF residence Of the defendant r. b. Fippm,
~ uuk n0wn 10 complainant, so that the ordinary PRO
cess OF Ibis Court cannot be served Him II ~ NJ
dercd that Ice DO enter his appearance herein before
or within the rst nrco days Of the next Of ssid
Court To be held on the lst Monday IN November next
OSG2) and plead, answer or dcmur 10 Complainant 3
bill, ur the sans will be taken Tor confessed as to
him and SET Tor hearing eN parte AMI that a copy
OF this order be Published week Tor four sue.
cessvGyceks In the Nashville Union
Coy Attest: j, q, GLEANES, G. n NJ.
A. l.. pkMuSs, Sol. for COmppt. scp2-Wi
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United States Of America:

hlnNIh hleitAtA VI IhNNhNoth
w HERFA3 libel OF information was nled within
w and Cor the Middle nisirict 81 Tennessee, At
Nashville, ca the 9th day O. June, A. r., lsd2, ny
John Trmhle, EsQ., Attorney for the Cnitei States
Tor the Middle District ~ Tennessee, who nrosccuics
herein hahar Of the Cnited states, against certain
property, v-l The Machinery ard Fixtures ~ Watson
Yeddrrs ruWdor MI, on Sycamore Creek, "a the
County OF Chatham, In the State Of Tcnncssee the
Buildings used In connection with said marhntry,
and soe live or ia acres Of land, on which the hnid-
iugs stand, praying proccss against fad property
tha The sainc be CuntoJnued as iorioited,
Row, tberf re, ia pursuanco of the manilon, undeI
the seal Of said Court, % directed and delivered,
d. hereby give puhllC notice 90 AT persons claiming
said property, Or 10 any manner Interested therein,
that they be sud appear before said Circuit Court 20
be held AZ the City Ut Nashville, IN aud Or sid Dis
tict the 2Oh day v UCtoher, 1861 ~ 10 oclock 20
the forenoon OF that day thon aud therr luterpwe
their caiua, aud to make thrir aNegatnss ln thal
behalf D. o. GlA~OuDh.
iune 20, is62-lft Marshal, "A ut
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they will remit to the publishers and not
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scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble 10
all parties.
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SO Adr-rtisers exceeding hs space contracted for rU
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Terms of subscriptions in Par Funds.


A5-All commun, cations on business with the lce,
will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS ol the UNION,
aud an communications % tho Editor will be address
u s. c. MtRCER
Editors OF loyal newspapers will do MS great kind
ness by republishng the foregoing IL -ubztauce
The current transactions in Tennessee 1r months 90
sOme will be hiahly interesting 20 at y-,, "i their
country and her free Institutions, and ,hr coumus OF
the uNloy will nrnsI the earliest and rnost reliable
history of these events.
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention heldin this city May ~, 1862
RESOLVED, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNIoS an able exponent OF
the principles of the Union men Of Ten
nessee, and we earnestly recommend il
as well deserving Of the patronage OF
Union men eyerYwhere:
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

fTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A school
for the instruction of boys in an the yariou, En-
glish branches, and also the CLASSICS, on MONDAY,
the lat Of SEPTEMBER next, 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 hattes him.
self he can ttyD ntire satisfaction to all who may
confde heir III E en- TO his care.
TeFms-.S2O n s25 per Session of 20
Weeks-InVariablY in advance.
School rom O'Clock 10 l2 A NJ and from
. 10 O'Clock, = N.
For any further particulars, the undersigned can
he seen at any time at his Ooe, No. AZ Cup stairs)
Cherry street, opposite Collonade building
JAMES TRINtBiE.
REFERENcEs-Jno Hugh smith, A. v S. Lnds.
ley, Lindsey Michel, Horace Harrison Joseph Pow.
Ter, VIM. shane, Jas. L. hIeigs and Dr. J. W. Hoytc.
aug22-2w
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Horses for Sale!

ONE Ray MARE, accustomed 90 single haru,-- b,
"a SNOWY and fine traveller,
ONE BROWN MARE, good under the saddle "a
flooded animal and fast Traveller also,
uNE pUHLE SErr or HARNEss, AN ci which
Vi ho sold cheap t4 ihe OWNER does nut need thofu
tppy o. JOSIAH D. ALLEN
aUr2t-l0 e. College street.
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SO CorreapOndrusa.

Our correspondents must allow ne 10
take our own time for reading their COM
munications. We have no time TO be
read to. tits literally impossible.
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straved or Stolen !

VNROW ONF on fHk on oF TIE SURRENDER; A
II GreV Jark. Ann one one returning ina animal 90
eiyioa Information ~ no ssmo wli he suitably teHar
40. sC0yA On Worth SUMMER Sc
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S25 REWARD

CTufEN from 2 HTLnnHASn, IewolIer. on Go.
> inu street, ONE PAIENT lIVEh ENGLISH
gold WATCH, manufactured by 1uo. lolln1t0n Live
rrpoo The Watch BE- "a small slas. dith wilt dill.
engraved uu the Side "0tn ~. uAsufa, from his
hthrr bal tlH year $50 g. on She outside engraved
"HohACr liAsugE.' the allow Reward VIII ~ paid
og any affirmation that may lend 30 The racorcrg oI
lho popef'F d HAMMER,
|uut1Hu
la-E7ls jo-rnr. posse c.ry 10 tr- ans ofR
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THE METHODIST.
THE LARGEST AN BEST PAPER IN ,
THE DENOMINATION.
THIRD voIDrNtE.

Subscriptions are for ONE YEAR
from the date of their Receipt at
our Office 81 .-if...e
fI,HE METHODIST Has BEEN BEFORE THE RIO.
a PIE two years. It's course has been such az o.
via the entire appreciation Of the Church, and Of
tgal, conservative, Chrisiian everywhere Ns
AIM VIII be 30 supply complete Family, Religious
Newspaper, ofhgh literary tone, "a VII BE- edited
rs heretofore by Rev. Gkll r. CROOKS Oh, AISLE
tcd BY Rev. JOHN MCCltNrOCk, IN, 90 present
residing In Paris as Corresponding dilor Among
ts Editorial Corps are Rev. Or. ABEi. STEVENS Tho
Historian OF Methadisin, and Rev. ~. NAnAL.
The Methodist has each wcek summary or al the
90 The moment 81 going 20 press This sum.
mary 4 equal &c that OF any weekly, whether NC.
ular OF religious, and g prepared BY llof SCllkA
Il has also thorough report u ihe stock and fro
dnoe Markets, prepared expressly Tor q ~ 0ttANOb
iUnn Editor Of che american AFriculturaliHt 2.
II has the most oomprehcnsve Finance .Arnce u
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N E w ST OR r!

UNHE Subscribers heye openetl at
L NO, PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE,
large Stock Of Foreign aud Domestic
DRY GOODS, ... .-.
BOOTS, . All. .-.l..
..... SHOES & HATS,
which they olor TO the trade at tho lowest cash pr
eos Country merchants, visiting the city are invi.
ted TO give M a tail, before buying elsewhere.
LirCHTEN BRO,
No. Q South Side Public square.
iuy2-d3m
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LHMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. II, South Fourth st,
SAINT LOUIS, NO.
Established for tho benent OF strangers coming 10
81 louls IN search Of
SICK OR WOUNDED

sud Cor persons living al a distance who can H.
10 iie Army INTEL gence Office aud obtain reii.
aisle Information Of any soldier that en-.
listed 40 the states Of
Wtaois hadiana, Ohio, Iaife, Mirh'gla, Har,n.
sia, MiRacsota KsHuctH ond Mls-auri
CORRECT iNTELIGENCE WILL u.s. SryF,; 90
" sny soldier FROM the above States, Whittier
sUKt WOUNDED, KUHN, uH Tkrrs pats0xfa and
in what battles De may have been eugaec,i, and
where bic regiment IS stationed.
Information will also be gwen of The condition of
any sick or wounded sQldior 40 81 isns I,ufs,itio
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound CITY, or anv hospital
IN the Western department and whore thofo kil a.
ia battle, or have died from their yannds Dc hnt,
cd and where those taken prisoners hre CON
fined.
This Is the only Army lnteugence Ohle % the
Impairment Of the Mississippi, or Western larart.
mont, and information Of soldiers from any OF the
above State can be rivon at any time by FALLING or
writing % the Army Intelligence 0faoe.
fc suns writing viii please give the tame &C the
soldier, what Sihte he enlisted IN and tbs number 81
his regiment charges tor any Kind ofA, W mtelll.
Etnce wiz De NNo boLLAss, and any pprsOn writing
will please enclose toe amount, ia 6rArr to SECURE
attention TO their Inquiries
Address: Army Intelligence Ohico. 50. Louis, No.,
10 care z Z" Box ISIS. May IS, iSb3-ly
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Claims Against the u. Stotea.

A LLEh A. HALL win sttend 70 tho ooileetion IN
IA claims agalnat any Of the United atatf1 s,t ~
ueH either here or 81 Washmgtos ~ 49, III NV, NV,
ai tho srWanoe House ~ Wv ''''Aa
Nasnviio, juuo llth, is8g
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Wanted 10 Hire,

\ Good COOK, W ASTIRR. and
IHDNHl's
tnqurs 81 hs ofes -ar
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Restaurant Tortoni
Nv BAssET, PROPRIETOR.

TTNHls well known establishment Il prepared % fif
Il nlHh Meals 10 al hours, o. auy nunibsr Of nsr
sons, with an thn decac.es and iaKurfs % the asas
on, prepared 10 the very best style
Tue Bin of fare, indeed, vii challenge sompariun,
With that of any house n The North or souihWast
Tho anest Wines ana hfandiea are Kept constantly
hand Dlnnersof suppora furnished 20 any pari Oh
the ely on short notino.
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CORN MEAL,

A @ mo BlusissY Mus
"A Iuass o. y DcEEr aesu,
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The Ice Cream Garden

ID nog open where Ladies' and Geniomen oau h,
served Win that cool refreshing SUMMER beverage
Private families served viii IaFru Or siusu ,u..tt
"''i - 'oI''NAD'' rates. Juyil-6m
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WATSON HOTEL.
TO all the military Departments In
the District of the ohio

IN AND AFTER THE lst DAY Of JULY 1862
NbWil open an Office az the 81. Cloud Hotel In Nash
yillce, 1cnnesse, aud one on Man street, opposite
the Gault Hons Louisville, Ky, for all transactions
or beef in this department, for three months from
July lst 1862. CHARLES KAHN, Jr.,
Beef Contractor for the District, OF Ohio
n B.-iilgheBt Market price paid for good cattle
iulyI--iTf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

THE FUTURE OF AMERICA.-The Dublin
Witness has an excelant article on American
affairs, from which we selected the following:
1t is impossible to regard the vastness and
resources OF the country, in connection with
the marvellous force inherent in the nation to
incorporate into itself the most heterogeneous
elements Of foreign admxture-its institutions
attracting as CRATE a verify OF tongue as those
which the Imperial eagle ever subjugated-
without the conviction that America is des-
tined to exert a mighty controlling influence
upon the religious condition of the globe
Were the dark thunder-cloud war dissolved,
these are grounds on which we cannot but
argur for that great community futurity Of
influence and usefulness such as, perhaps, no
nation has ever equaled. Its soil is hallowed
as the resting place of sainted dust IFS history
is stored with many an achievement of the
mighty dead-Upon its favored churches has
the visitation from one high often decended
stimulating and invigorating through their in
strumentalty the faith and hope of Christen-
dom. Notwithstanding the corruptions that
have grown so rank throughout the land, it
is at this honr the home of millions of true
hearted patriots, and from thousands and ten
OF thousands of its household alters does the
prayer Of faith ascend to heaven as the morn
ing and evening sacrifice. And even now
that the war trumpet has been blown, and the
serted hosts are mustered from the battle,
there may be heard ascending from many a
| tented field the prayers and pr rises of God
fearing men, their country's best and bravest
who have obayed her summons in this hour
of need.
1t cannot surely be that such nation shall
fail to fulfil its noble destiny. Then for
truths sake that is in it, and " for our friends
and bretherens sake" let us devoutly pray
that the present calamity and confusion ma,
be but the crucible fires by which it is to be
purged OF its alloy, and that out of soil OF
social and political corruption there may
arise purer and nobler race, under whoe
guidance reconstructed Union may cas-
away the rags of its old vices, and advance
BY stable progress to far prounder posi- lor
than was lost in the disastrous year in which
amid tears and blood, the curtain has latel
fallen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

YANKEES ELATED. Under this head.
ing the Richmond Examiner has the fol-
lowing significant intelligence:
distressing as were the rumors from
Tennessee which prevailed in this city on
Tuesday, we could almost find it in our
hearts to wish it had not been SO soon
corrected. The Yankees in our midst
were on the eve of proclaiming them
selves, and in one day mora we might
have had the satisfaction of seeing and
knowing by their own acknowledgment
our internal enemies. Putting the Roam
oke disaster with our rumored Tennessee
discontinue, they thought the cause OF
the South desperate--so great was their
10y that it could scarcely be contained.
We learn that a man went throughout
this city on Tuesday morning trying to
sell 100000 worth of dry-goods, still In
Philadelphia, to be delivered in Rich
mond in ten days. Another is said to
have gone up to gentleman in the I'd
Market, on Tuesday morning, and slap,
ping him on the back, said: 'Ah. ant
what do you think now? l thought 20.
said we could not subjugate YOU W.
have no doubt many similar instances oc
CURED which have not reached our ears