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Tn ChancerY at Nashville.

CrATE OK TENNE ~ EE. ---At Rulcs held iu the
- Clerks once, CnanuCIy Court az Nashville Non
ray Mb the Tth, q 862 . tU. rH".H
William simmons Complainant rs r. McAanus aBa
Otfers DEFENDANTS.
Il appearing from affidavit dlod In Ills cause that
the Uclend5mt K Mrhauus placs % resrdcncc is .un
kuaslt and chat no Is Aow nonresident Of
The Stateur Tennessee, 10 Is ordered that he do
enter his appearance herein before or within the nfst
Three days OF tide next term Of said Court 70 be held
on the lat Monday in November next Q66D and plead,
answer or demUr to COmphinants bill, or the same
wll be taken for confessed 3 70 him aud set for
hearing patte, aud that copy OF this order be pub
lised opue a weyk fnr f3JW sgcCesFye weeks In the
Nasuvhid Union A Copy--Attest h-H .
... .r. t..- O.. j. D. GIEAYES, c. & NJ.
A. L, DEMOS FOL. for Conplt ioly13w4
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, INN, July 20, 1862 "A negro
~ man, who says his name JOHN, and belongs
To Az Raekman, Of Rutherford County, Tim; age
pounds scar FOREHEAD, and several clis on len
hand color, black,
Tue cwner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges as The law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
fuy8I-8t EhertU and Jailor OF d. c.
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l.. Rowland,
A. D. G. & A. A. G. b..
HtagfH July 27--1w.
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Committed to Jan

nF Davidson County, Tenn. July % 1852, a negro
~ man, whe says his narue ls HENRY and belongs
On Malt seruggs Df Bedford COaBty Tenh.i age about
p years leel ! ipches high weighs los poupds
Color black ..I'..' ...t F..
TIE owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property aud pay charges AS the law directs,
J NJ HINTON,
uy8t-st ~ I'h.IH Sherln and .Iailur 81 \. G.
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Committed to Jail

flF Davidson County, Tenn, July ~, 1862, negro
~ mau, who says his name Is STEPHAN and belongs
20 George Parker, Of Washington County Miss age
% yeas 8 feet inches high .woghs 90 pounds I;
color, black two scare on left wrist.
The owner is requested to cOme forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
luy3l--3t Sheriff aud Tailor en- C.
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Conmitted to- Jail

or Davidson county, Tenn, july as 1862 negro
~ man. who "a, his nsihe y tom end belongs 20
Iiendl rson, ~ Rutherford county Tom age about
% years; fost I la hes high weighs 100 pounds
cui1r. black
The owner s requested TO come fbrward, prove
property, and pay charges us Nh law directs.
I'M HINTON,
iul 3l-8t Sheriff aud Jailur, -. G
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Committed 10 JaiI

nF Davidson County Tenn 5uly q 1872 negro
W man, who says his namem PHrEG apd l,elones
20 A. Hendery o. Rutherford County Tenn; afe
about 81 ytars weighs 100 puuuds 3 leet 10 hiches
high coinr, black. ....
Tho Owner h. requested 10 ccinn forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J. N. HINTON,
iuy3ilt a" sheriff ard JaAhr 0f n G.
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Ia UrcuIHs FONT Tree % 0Il orierIlE.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson Coun' y, Tenn, June 70, 1862, negro
~ man, who slys biz name Is lax, and belongs
10 Richard Hide, OF Davds1 m County fem age about
30 yeus weighs about 10 pounds off eye out scar
on right band I- .|r W ~
The owner Is requested TO come 60 ward prove pro
pertys nd pay charges, az the law directs.
D. HINTON,
juy8i-St Sheriff and Jailor of b C.
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Terms o. sutsoIiptoas In Par FUNDS.

ss-An communications on busircts with the um,o,
viii be addressed 20 the PUBLISHERS Of ho UNION,
aud an communications TO tho Editor will be address
tos, G. MyRCFR
Ediors Of loyal ncwspapcrs VIII do ps great k.uI
ucss by reIubltshiug the nregong or IFS substance
The ourtsnt irsnsactiuns NJ TrnuoSee flr months 20
tome VIII ba NY interesting 70 al Lyors of their
country and her noe institutions ana The oo'auus of
tue uNioS wal furnish the earliest lnd mott reliable
history " heao events ...
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rosfomces no.opsnod IN renncs,cc.

rosfomces Ro-ePenod la Tennessee,
Nashville, Davidson county.
Murfreesboro', Rutherford county F
Jordau's Valley tChristiaua), Rulher-
ford county.
Baskerville, Rutherford county,
GallaGn, Summer county. if ~ 81
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county
Columbia, Maury county.
shelbyville, Bedfotd county FN
Lebanon, Wilson county.
Watptown, Wilson county
Z snithtille, DeKalb county , AZ
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandra, DelSplb i (i'rE
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsville, q. L"-s-p
New Middleton, Smith comfy.
Mitchelsville, Sumner county.
sycamore Mills, Cheatham county
Ashland City, Cheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county.
Memphis, Shelby county.
Savannah, Hardin county.
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
TO day, as other Offices are resopened
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety Of copying the above
| list at leaat once a week.
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue Of II IA 10 me directed and delivered
ID nom the Honorable Circuit Court OF naylds lp
oounty, Tennessee, a. its March Term, 1904 viii ex-
pose % public "a ., 10 the highest bidder, for cash
AZ the Cowthoqso lud la the tity orNashvllo, on
saturday, toe 30 Il dhy 81 Augss 1879, hll ho right
tto clam, interest aud estate, which W. e.. Bu.h
then bad or m1y hay since acquitted, m ard % the
following described Ut Of Ground ,iug be uayi son
county, state of Tenn $50. luerh bong mo- deed oil
y cord ln The krEfto n ON c) m south Ntshg lla.
ironl n5 pl tbetat SIDE ol CbTry SgCct o. foct ANA
tuuuhs bach halt way tbIoliCge stret, bni hsundei
on both fties hy the property u Fsa0 Paul ou which
th pc iH twoFtory hrck Eousn, being the same sd
by isanc Pan a. W a. iiush in-te ptn lots known
az thc hlyslan Ggugo prpIgu ani ltyian Ia as nio
prpWity OF w. "a tu-u lo satfty ibdruiont rem.
dgfUd IA myor 81 Ibumfs Ncls ntlalstW. I. Nance.
WrG, hush, AMI e " NancN ~ Ut
j. NJ HINTON
w lHN iiot'oSt up. sim. shcfii uf D. q,
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Commirted To LaiI

OF Davidson County, Tenn, Jaly 10, 1862, a negro
" man, who rays his name IL FREDERIC X, aud
belongs 10 Francis Girby, OF Madison rounty, Ala.
ace About p yews feet y ipohCs high weighs
1855 pounds color, light copper.
The owner Is requested ~ come forward prove
property, aud pay charges as the law directs
j. M. ulNTuN
llly3i % Sberln end Jailor ID c.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, Tenn, July rs, 1862 negro
" nian WIN says his name IL Mtirfs. and helongs
10 silse Tuoker, II Hothe ford County T M; az
about 10 years feci iusles lhgh WEIGHS 10
Tie owner IL fcqnestod b come fnsward prov
pgupertf ahd pay obAfs eshs she law directs.
JIM HINTON,
tuN3l--8t IHHt Hhefin aud 3nhir 81 o. G..
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Committed to Jail

Of davidson county, Tenn, July a. 1862 negro
" man, who says his nHme Is SIMON, aud belongs
to Jno. J, Crovder, Of william on County, Tenn. ;
age about % years feet uChts hiph weighs I4O
pounds color, black scar on left hand from buin
The owner IA reqnested TO come forward Prove
properly aud pay charges as the low directs.
.i.I'I 'f J. NJ. HINTON
mly3l-2t Sheriff and Jailor pf b. c.
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Committed to Jail

~ favds,n county Iuly - 1872, nsFro wen
~ VIM rays he name ALLEN, AMI hclorgs 70
Auuia Cum'~hael Of Davidson County Tcn7 90 The
hoienseuls Pike Hgc abuui rs years vstsbs about
VI oahds feet Inches hlgh o,l0r. bists Tears
al both hands
Tho owuer is requested 10 come farpar,i, move
property and pay charges ~ the iSw d'r,rts
J. ~ HtNnN,
iutlt--at sheriff and Iaianf Of b G.
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
fA'i '-. TiIE STEAMSHIP
.r GREAT EASTERN,
a5-s IwmG. aS.pstsa.a

.'---- -L wiltb be despatched
TRoM ItyFHpooL FRoA NEw YoRE.
Calling az QuoeBstown, saturday, ...........Juy 90
Saturday, ..,.,Augast l6 Tuesday, ..s september o
Wednesday, .... October Saturday, .. October -
Tuesday, November IS thursday December d
This magnificent chip having proved herself UNI
eQIallod fr speed saitiY and uDlni1t (sea sickness
being unknown ou beard, Is strongly recommended
rs tho nosf eirbicrony % ance Tor passengers.
= ~ 0'A.N flRsr CAnIE.
From $40 90 sos each berth, according 10 the size
situation, ana Accommodation Of tho State Rooms All
ha gins the same priyllges ga the Saloons ara In
gard % meals and attendance, Suites oiapartnonts
Tor families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICKErs ron TIE Y0YAGEt0 and holn liver
POOL At a FARE AND A HALF.
Servants accompanying passengers, aud children
under ~ years " age half fare iufanta nee.
sECONp CABiN,
State feoip berths meals fornlshed nt sepnnta ia
IMAM CAMS.
Intermediate state Room passengers fonud With
beds, heddng, table, utcusilsi and good substsn-
uai food, ,,,-,.'.' ,''' .'.sbo
with superior accomrn odatiuus, ,........ sl5
zach passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage
An experienced Surgeon on board, ...
For ircight aud passage, apply 20
CilAs. A. WHITNEY,
Al the onico, no 20 Broadway, NY,
HOWtANn A ASPfNwALL, Agents.
Iuy 40 isd2--tf! l9e ~ rro.
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HEADQUARTERS U s, FoRcEs, !
NASHVILLE, July 20, 1925
NpeoinI Orders, No. 5s.

III. All soldiers, except 0rderlies
Messengers and Soldiers on duty in the
City, hereafter found in the City of Nash
Vile without pass signed by tho proper
Commanding Officer or Surgeon Of Hos-
pital, will be arrested by the Provost
Guard, held in custody, and put on police
duty under direction Of the Provost Mar
shall until regularly released Passes
will not be held good at night after 8 Y
o'clock; and soldiers found in the streets
after that hour, except the classes above
mentioned, viii be dealt with in The same
manner as a soldier without pass. Or
derlies and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with certificates
showing them TO be such.
~. All nom commissioned officers and
soldiers found in citizens dress will be
deemed pyin,a facis, as dsserters, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal,
TO await trial and punishment.
BY order,
Col. JOHN L. MILLER,
Commanding Post
l.. HOwLAND,
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Committed ia Jail

OF Davidson county, lenn. July 10, 1859, a negro
" man, Who says his uaIne Is DUNMORE, ana be-
ougs oJesse Martin, of Marshall County, Tena age
about 70 YEAR; s feet inches high color, black ;
hand. ipdicatos hard labor i. Wa .Ll.H
The owner Is requested % come forward prove pro-
Pc ~, d pay charges, bts TIE law tilfeos. D-
d. ... .T.. ,. n. HINTON
iuly3l-3t sheriff and Tailor Of ID e.
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Committed to jail

of David.On County Tenn, July IL, 1902, negro
" woman, who says har name FANNY and be-
huRH ~ Jb0 a Crockett Of MurfratehOr0, Tenn.
age 80 years wriyhs about 100 pounds faG o.
iuehcs hig rigld efepN saars % les wrist, and
near the corner ut the lett tye,
The owner h requested 20 come forward, prove
property, and ray cnaTees, as the law directs.
... J. NJ. HlGTUN,
iuy3l--3t Sherin aud Jaor Of ID. c.
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Our.oorrespondenis must allow us to
take our own time for reading their com
municaHons. We have no time 10 be
read %. tits literally impossible.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidsoh County. feuu., July %, lisa, a nogfu
~ man, who Gays hrs uafu' IL NATr, and belongs
~ q Duncan. nftfankin Cmnty, Tenn az OF about
II years. feet 8 inches hish W. iGhs shout lao
pounds color black small scar ON forehead.
Ths nYnor is requested 70 come frward prove
property, aud pay charges, as the lag directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
iuIvnt- 81 sheriff ana lrflnf ~ 10 q
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S. REWARDI

- LLNi fr1m D. ht ~ hsANpt 5eEelsr,r n uu-
= ilu frort, phE PATENT LENER EkGLIsu
GOLu WAfChs mlnuhgtuud hY lnn, I..hnst1 q iv.
arpo0. The WEIGH % oi small sitGl Niih uhue dial
errravfd on the rsi 70 "Gg0 ~ liaaaEE, ffom bls
'fH0Racr llkHnfksM The above haend WIN .ba paid
Zoe any lafganil9n that may loal b tbe rslovgy OF
the property #H A. q. HANMtk
Iuneb-u ...
Iausvue Journal please copy TO ths amt offs.
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NE W.
ICE CREAM SALOON.

'IiF Subscribers have Just lifted up, 10 handsome
! ttfle in LIZ pleassnt ard convcu.fnt ratt ui tbt
CIV ID No a. UsluN PrHEEf, next dnor q, che
Ir,slry stars "a NJ q. FrwcrF, sp ltE nFAa
SALON. ana the Ladies and Gentismon n Nsabvlle
auf vicinity ave fssiH emily iuvled o. give thUm
olll TheY p'cifs locomotives % Keep on aaul tho
very toft article tbatcan ho ma4e, 49,
#H.a ., NANNtE.
b. O'CONNRR
EB -Fahnibs sod Parties supplied az any hour
ty the quality, on - mofi unersl terms
myi6-U
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ARMY RTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No, II, South Fourth St,
...."H
SAINT louis, MO,
Established ior tho benefit Of Strangers com ia, to
81 Louis Ia search OF tIa
SICK OR WOUNDED
and Tor persons living a. distance who can ritz
90 the Army lutell' gehco Once and obtain rali.
able information Of any soldier that on.
listed 60 the States Of rH.f'.. O.

hsteu 10 Tue states OF F.I D. /.
Minois, b,iaHa, Ohio, Iopa, AHcligas, Wissos-
siH, HiHHesota, Ksnt''oty aud hissonrL
CtORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL Dc GIVEN oF
~ any soldier from the above States whether
SICK, WouHDKn, LLEb, or TAKEN PRtsoxER, aud
In what battles he may have been engaged and
where his regiment Is Stationed.
Informal on will also be ven Of the condiiiun Of
a. SICK OF wOun led soldier a Sc Louie Leuisvtie
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
in the Western Department and where those kiled
In battle, or have died from their wounds, IRE Buri
ed and wh're those takea prisoners arc con-
nned
This Is the only Army Intelligence Odoe IN the
nepartme Of The Mississippi, or Western Depart
meut,-and Information of soldiers from any uf the
above States can be given at any time by calling or
writing 10 the Army Intelligence Once.
Pe' sons writing viii please give the ramo Of ie
soldier, what state he en- listed IN aud the number Of
his reg ment. Charges for any Kind ofAt ~ mtert.
gence will be Two DoLLABs, and any person writing
VIII Please epcloss tie amount, IA order to secure
attention to their Inquiries.
Address Army Intelligence Oflee, 81. Louis, No.,
IN care ?. o. Box 1873, May is, ls6l-IyI
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BOAR -

I HAVE TWO WgLL.FuRNIsHEp. ROOMS suit
= able Coz two snail families, or mag 10 ocrupied
by toNelhl gentlemen House, opposite lsdFo lat
ron e dwelling Cherry street Iorins ubsril.
Tea 90 fmeou Day koariors can Lo accamui0aa.
isi also iuir Transient Foauiaru can o. aeoomua-
dated. Ouurzl-lml MARTHA ~ FkACOOa. Il
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headquarters OF First Regiment of
Tennessee volunteer CRvHlry.

HRHNQWnrIerB OF EIFHt NNFhIIloHI OF
Tennessee volunteer Cavalry.
July 90 1862.
All officers Recruiting for this Service
will report to me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol. Those
desiring TO enlist will apply at either of
those places.
Volunteers will, ifpossible, bring their
horses with them, which will be valued
and paid for by the Government
By order of Col. w. b. STOKES.
c. D. BRIEN, A. r. Q. M.
july2O-tf
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The Ioe Cream Garden

u uos open ulsrs Ladies aud Gru flcnsu Gao be
sg'Nei.glth ihat cool, refreshing 6ummer beverage
mad. tofH.lt titn iast -s of she most ftgtf qua
rrivate anil served with large or smad lanti.
woe, 90 rU,aouanif rates ... 3ulyl Rm
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RI ~ .9 !. I, I'LL Do E.nanl. ~

tho District ~ she one
ON AMI AFTER TnE ia nay bFJUiY fscq
Ovflafan "a eiiide AZ tbd u cloud n5teIlb Nash
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-02

SENTIMENT IN ENGLAND.-The following
is an extract from letter written by gen.
tleman in Manchester, England, to friend
in Sacramento. The writer resided several
months in Sacramento, and was one of the
Photographic reporters for the Union last
winter. The letter is dated November 18th:
| find the utmost perversity of opinion
here respecting the American difficulty. |
cannot comprehend il, aud do all can TO
oppose it; but the mass of sympathy
throughout this country seems to be for the
South, and when there are two courses Of
opinion the choice is almost invariably
given to the rebels. People have said TO
Inc that they do not know why ! call them
"rebels," which persist in doing, aud l
have not met with one yet Except an Amer
lean from Connecticut, whom ! saw in
LOndOn). who will admit the possibility of
my conviction that the North must put
down the rebellion. am much more an
American here than | often seemed TO he to
you. when my inclination for sarcasm led
me to say keen things sometimes about
American manners aud institutions. | shall
continue to endeavor to enlighten the dark.
ness here with respect to the American
question, but "it is hard to kick against the
prcks."
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-02
Arrada gFttlufrat.

The STORM IN SAN Francisco. wind
of Thursday evening blew hard in San
Francisco, and the rain fell in torrents.
The Sacramento steamers we're kept on the
bay an hour behind their time, aud the
Stockton boat had to tie up, aud did not
reach San Francisco until noon Friday. The
Nevada and the Crysopols parted their bow
hawsers while being made fast to their
wbarves. The shipping in the bay not
much damaged, but property on land did
not fare SO we'll. The Bulletin has the fol-
lowing gccOunt of it,
At Douglass Place, which intersects Beale
street near Harrison. handsome row of
five frame cottages in course OF erection,
were demolished by the joint action of the
wind and waIer-the latter washing away
the sandy foundations and underpinning
into an excavation that had approached too
near. The cottages were worth probably
some $500 each total 81 600. In the
neighborhood of North Beach some damage
was also done. The lots at the intersection
of Chestnut and Mason streets are full six
| feet under water, aud a corner house upon
Lick's lot, belonging to poor family, was
blown down. 1t was sad blow for them.
This flooding above Mason and Chestnut
streets is caused by the filling in of those
streets by high embankmeDts without the
first approach to a sewer TO drain the sunk
en- lots. A great lake sets back from this
neighborhood which must cause great in
convenience. as it already has cost much
sickness. A sewer should be constructed
across Mason street at once. The southern
end of Third street was this morning quite
submerged. but relief there is thing not
so easily furnished.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-02

The HARB0R OF SAVANNAH SEALED r.
Advices from Washington mention that the
Navy Department is in receipt of dis.
patch from Captain Dupont, containing the
report of Commander John Rogers. of the
Pocahontas, dated November "a, off Tybee
Island, stating that on that morning. by
order of Capt. Dupont, he arrived with u
detachment of the squadron off Savannah
river, and on approaching the fortifications
on Tybee Island. which consisted of a mar
tello tower and strong intrenchments, and
for the purpose of feeling the force OF
the enemy, be proceeded to throw "A
few shells into the Notifications, to which
there was no reply, and theFeupon sent bis
boats with force to take possession, and
found the place entirely evacuated. He
states that this point entirely controls the
ship channel to the Savannah river. which
is only within 500 yards OF the fort, and
the possession of il. to use Commander
Rogers own expression, closes the harbor
Of Savannah ''as tight as q cork" ano that
Fort Pulaski is at the mercy of our forces
the moment the latter desire to take IT,
Also, that reliable accounts Informed him
that Savannah was being evacuated by the
people as fast as possible, fearing, probably,
that Commander Rogers would attempt to
take possession of 1t. He further states
that Commodore Tatnall, of the rebel feet.
had given it as his opinion that the entire
defenses Of the Southern coast must be
abandoned, az they could not stand the
armament of our feet.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-02

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