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In Chance1y at Nashville.

GlArE on 1NNNtS-IE-Al Rules held u lha
- trrl, OHier, thautfrN Court Nashville, Mon
day, september the lee, 1862
r. %. Hurt ustgt, NU., and A. 81 Myers, Complain.
ants, rs Fisher Gould, and others, Defendant
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT ulcd m This cause that
the several places OF rvsvuvc u the dcyuduuF lohu
A. Fisher, John w. Gould and Ih1nns l.. Marsha arr
unknown % compliments, 90 tA,l The ordinary pro
cess Of tbis Court cannot be- sv.t nu them. NHsur
icred that they do enter thHE afpolrncc hyg,u Dee
tore Or within the urst three days 0t the next tm of
said Court TO be held ON the lat Monday n November
next QaO-) 4.d plead, answer ur dcmur % Complain.
mis bin, ur thc same VIII be taken Tor contested BIS
% thom ana set Cor hearing OK pare aud that COPY
OF Ibis order be published uuCca week lr four rirs
slyc weeks in the Nashville Union.
A Cupy-Atiest: J. T.. GiEANES, q. AM
a. u. htA"rI sol Tor 'nmp O., HyDe-WI.
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LPrrLlo RrsoLrrLox-Nn. 81

JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary Of
An act to suppress insurrection, TO
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and conIiscate the property of rebels,
and for other purposes
Rcgoirel Jy the Senate AMI Ilouse Of Re-
personalities u tie United States Of .iUeri-
ca, IN Coagress assembled, That the proyi-
sions of the third clause Of the fifth Sec
ton of can act to suppress instruction,
TO punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and confscate 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
cludc 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 said act be so con-
strued as to work forfeiture Of the real
estate of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July IL, 1862.
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United states of America:


w HEREASa libel OF information SIZED within
w and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, ~
Nashville o. The 9th day ul june, A. D., 1902, by
John Triube Eeq., i.ttornoy for tho Unitei States
for the Middle District ~ Tennessee, who proseCuos
herein behalf OF the United states against certain
property, viz; Tho Machinery aud Fixtures ut Watson
& Neddcrs Powder Mul, on Sycamore Crcck. M the
County ct Chatham, in the state Of Tennessee The
Buidiugs used in connection With suid machinery
and some eve sN acros of land, ou which The build
ings stand, PRAYING process against sad property ,
tia the same be Condemned az forfeited
Now, Thereof re in pursuance OF the monltion under
the seal OF said Court, o. me directed aud delivered J
Do hereby give pubuc notice 20 an persons claiming
said property. or u any manner Interested thcuiu,
that thyy ba and appesr bcUre sail Circuit Court, 60
De held 40 the CITY 81 Nashville u ard Cor said hs
triCt tbr Euth CAV ot October l,Ol ai lO ovoC zoe
the forenoon vI that ta,, thee aad tucr' Go iutyp1sc
their vtIuls, sud ta mtkc their tiHH ttuUs in that
behalf d o. OlsASfutk,
June 20. lSd2-llL q. 4 Marshal. N. D. T.
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention held in this city May II, 1862:
ResoiUei, 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
az well deserving Of the patronage Of
Union men everywhere:
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT TERN,

win De despatched
FBoM LIVERPOOL, FgoM Nrv NoRb
Calling at Queenstown Saturday .luly 20
Saturday, ... August 10 Tuesday, ..... September
Wednesday, .. October saturday, ...... October %
Tuesday November is Thursday, o.. December ID
This magnificent ship having proved herself un.
eQualed for speed, safety aud comfort (sea sickness
being unknown on board, is strongly recommended
NJ the most eligible conveyance for passengers
FIRST CABIN.
From $40 TO Sli5 each berth, according TO the size,
situation, and accommodation Of the State Rooms all
having the privileges in the Saloons and la re-
gard 20 meals and attendance, Suites departments
for families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE to and from LIVER.
POOL at FARE AND A HALF for First
and Second Glass.
Servants accompanying passengers, and children
under ~ years OF age, half fare; infant, free.
SECOND CABIN
State room herth7, meals furnished at separate "a
bic, 50
THIRD CABIN.
intermediate State Room passengers found with
beds bedding, table, utensils and good substau-
lhl looli '.....'s'. eah
srEERAGE,
With superior accommoda tons, . ........, $50
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage 49,
An experienced Surgeon ON board.
For uci hit and passage, apply TO
CIlAS. A. WHITNEY,
At the office, No. % Broadway, NY.
ROWLAND & ASPINNALL, Agents.
July 90, lSG2--till Dec. u.
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Terms of subscriptions in Par Funds

BS-Au comm luicat0us uu buslutg- with The NIct.
will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS or the UNION.
To :. c. MERCER
Editors Ut loyal newspapers viii DO ms great kind
ness by rtpublishng the foregoing or iu subsllnu
The current transactions la Iruucssrr rlr months CO.
,ume will be highly interesting o. al lovers of their
country and her Ircr institutions, and th, columns of
the UNIoN uil' Furnish Jbe earliest ,nu most reliable
history of thys. ryguts.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

uNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A SCHOOL
for the instruction Of boys ia all The various En-
glisl branches and also the CLASSICS, on MONDAY,
the lst of SEPTEMBER next ut No. 1906 Broad -iror,
near the Funklm turnpike.
Having devoted his timr aud attention for Che past
i've year. totho business ol teaching he l8tter- him
self he can ;y' nitro satisfaction 10 all who may
cnutde Auir3 ui lrru 90 Die care.
TeTms-S2O n S2j per session at go
WcelIS-IDNnrinbiy Ia advance.
School ron, Hu',juyI. iu -. A. M, and from
. tu o'clock, p.A.
tor any further particulars To- undersigned can
Dee seen at amy time al his u0cr No AZ uip rtuir)
Cherry street, opposite tnionJdc binding.
JAMES IRIMRlE.
REFEEENcFs--,Iuu. Hugh Smith, A. V. s. ImIs.
ley, Lindsey Nich"l, Horace Harrison, Joseph FoN-
lerr VIM shane, Jas. l.. Mcigs and i'r. j. ", luyiu.
aug22-2w
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70 0It the military Dcpa rtmcnts al
the District Of the ohio

IN AND AFTER TllE 1T DAY OF July 1892
Owil open AN office At the - Cloud Hutrl Ia Nash.
Nutr, Tennessee, aud one uu' Man etrcct, Opposite
thc Gault Hous Louisville, ny, Or all transactions
or beet iu this department, &c three months uum
July lst 1899. CHARLES kAHN ar,
Reef Contractor lnr the district OF ohio
n h-lhrhcst Market price paid too good cattle
luyl--|tI
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claims Against tho o. States.

A LIEN A. HALL will attoud 10 ths colsat.ou Of
n cams agliuat auy ol tue uuItod states huthorl.
~ tue iHHaufa Haas8
h.aHFle dune llh, IsG2.
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tus usrs OK lrs TO cosurcrsA -u,n1j
no ADVERTTsERs in DETAIL

Advertisements occupying any sltclal position ,I-
s,Is, 30 per cont additional special pu.iulu outside,
40 per vrut
60 Advertisements Inserted u the Local Column
charged ut lhr tate Of twenty Cruts per Uur
Change, may Dee made per iolicaly when agreed
upon, bat every such change Will Involve extra cK-
pruse, 90 be paid for by the advertiser.
be Advertisers ercsediHg he space contracted for uN
be- charged flr tie ,rcass
Marriage aud Funeral Notices,
When elcaeTmC Owe lines, VIII Doe CHARGED lJ the
usual advertising ta.Us
Announcements Of Candidates,
FoE STATE OH1cFi-. .t.,t.....r. .....r $40 %
toyNr ..,',.,. ,.......' ....r 70
DIY ..... .... ....... ....-... 90
Cash required 10 advance Hr aI advertisements,
a1l,ss boy special agreement
We, tbs undersigned, uayo this DAY adopted the
above rates leo which We bind ourselves strictly TO
adhere.
WN. CAMERON, for the Onion.
JOHN WALLACE CIR tho pipsEl
Ntsu,uts Tout, judy ~, Isd2.
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10 Correspondent..

Our correspondents must allow MS 10
take our own time for reading their COM
munications We have no time TO be
read to. II is literally impossible.
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PROCLAMATION
BY
A N ID Il h w JOHN SON,
GOVERNOR or THE STATE or TENNESSEE

To al rho shalt see these Prescnt-flyeetiag.
NATuEBEA@, 10 has been made known 10 me that
w certain u0HAs PARIsu, charged with having
committed q foul AMI atI1'cious murder on the pa
day of December, 1851 upon the body Of JAmrs Coon.
WIZ, late ct our County of Davidson, has lied from
Justice, aut is now running at large
New, therefore, l, ANnRrw JouNsoN Governor "A.
aforesaid, by virtue dfthc power AMI authority IN me-
vested, d' hereby offer reward of Two lluNuRrn
And tiuY hOLLAHs, 30 any person or persons Who
tuay apmchcud tho sait Thomas Parish and deliver
him Co the sheriff or Tailor OF our County Of David.
son, in order that Justice, in boi hchaf may Doe hal
and executed
~ In testimony whereof hlyc horcuutu get
+ my hand aud cuuscd the psttt seal OF sali
t'' Estate 10 be affixed at Nashville the 10Th dty
49, OF August 1852.
lY the Governor: ANDREW JOHNSON
EuwAWn u. E,sr, Secretary of state.
auclI.dlw
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S25 REWARD

lVuITN rram q HulutBRANp, IcweIer on lu.
- i.G atra.f. uNE pATESr EVER ENGLISH
GOLD WtINU, manufactured hy luu Johnston llI
rrIna. lhu W.trh b. u. small size, with white a.alt
engraved 900 lur inside "UEl. NJ. usNurHi from hia
HuIrr Boo tUr year lhrl;. uu che outside engraved
H.IHHtD. UtpHfH " IHH above Reward viii De- paid
foo. aut UHuuIII.H fus. may lead 20 the recovery uI
U..rHUH.IE % Do HAMMER.
UHUI.U
IaasrUr JH-ra. r.raFo copy tae emit o. 49,
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Special Terms to ministers.
N EW STOR Ei

f1ylE Subscribers hrvc Oponcl az
l NO. g PUBLIC SQCARE NsSuVuIF
a large Stuys of Fo'rau and uunr5tic
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES & HATS,
which they Oder to the TRACE at the lowest cash prl
ccs Country mrrrhauts, visiting the citl are inv
tvd o. give u- % call, before buying elgowherc
AllrCuTEN 4 RRO.
& Nu, South Side Public Squayo.
Iuly2-,iSm
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Mlle EUaENTE M. TOUPET

Mile EUGENE M. TOUPET
win open "a frenc.i and Euglsh Day school on tho
FlKsT of ~PrruHfE, lsd2 DOB which tll the solid aud
ornamental branches ut a thorough auI refined I'm
gli5h and French frinnle education viii bg taught
French viii bee taught without extra charge 10 tho
pupils attending NJ lc p. 81 school and will receive
ustructiou daily iu that beautiful language.
FHENCIG CLASSES.
At the close Of her school daily iu tho afternoon
Mile a. Wll have .cpaElo lrcuch C'HssDs for yUung
lads and Mi also ilr married or single Iad.e-. 90
whom instruction iu French will Ia gwen, tIIc.
times weekly either no hyr sciOul-rOUI0. al above
ur 30 tho r.siIoure oft tho pupil, it preferred.
Mile TuUrr's standing and CluIeicuel ts 8n .N|
C'ont teacher are tuD wUl known 90 Gao ha .htil,
community Cor many your past Oh require ANY ,uui.
mpudHtun.
The terms of her school, f1f English milton Hrr
made moderate aud Go sue the present um..
For kato- uf uitau. and urthUr particulars, please
apply 90 He IDJrtr. urr-oualIy, at tHr r9aHlrur.
%. hgr hIe1I, ur.I 0rh Wood. No. -1 % gh street,
hH-hf.l.. HuHH
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sT. LOUIS, MO.


Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wounds or Sickness.
TORRECf INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN or
~ the tund ton OF any Sick Wounded solder in
ST LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, Cr any o'her Hospital in the Western
department. This Is the oSLY Army Intelligence
Onice 10 the United States, aud Information regard
ing soldiers from any part Of the u s. eau be given
AZ airy time, by calling at, or WRITING To tho AEMY
NTauIGENCE OFTOC, PUst-O illce Box No 1913
y. B.--iERsONs COMING TO ST. Louis IN svABCU up
uwR FHttNps viii obtain an necessary information
by calling al oar Office, No II, South Fourth Sweet
May Is, l5b2 IL
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CORN MEAL,

A as,5 ''' '' DID, uiam. Ar-a
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NJ. 90 OEDAIt SIItTEr.
d. V. BAssET. PROPRTETOR

I1Hls HrI known establishment Is prepared 10 flr
4 u.au Meals 10 alI hDurs, uu any unmhrf ul per.
Eous with aI. tHr drrir|-s aud llKufea uf abe 6eas
Ou, prepared 20 tne yuy beal Httia
Tue Bil of Fare Indeed viii challenge comparison
with that OF any house 10 the Meth or Southwest
Tho uurEt Wines aud Brandts gro Kept constantly
on hand Diuner W duppers furnished 10 any par .
tHg ana. lU short notice.
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BRAN AND SHORTS

~ hand BuI 0- sale 40 tue Br,ad~ay Mills
~ Iuu.s 10. %. ulDkEl. AGENT
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THE METHODIST.
THE LARGEST AN BEST PAPER IN
THE DENOMINATION.
THIRD voLDIME.
Subscriptions are for ONE YEAR
from the date OF their Receipt at
our Office

THE METHODIST HAS BEEN BEF0RE THE PEo
4 rle two years iis course has been such o. b.
via the Cutire appreciation OF Tho Church, and ~
loyal, conservative, Christian men everywhere. ils
aim viii he % supply complete Family, heliHloae
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rcsldng IN Paris as Corresponding tdltor Among
ts Editorial Corps are Rsv. To-. AhElsSftN taNs tAe
Historian Of MCthodisiu, aud Rev. III. NAVAL.
The Methodist has each week Eummary OF Az the
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mary o. equal o. that u any weekly, whether ecc'
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u has also thorough report e the Stock apd pfo,
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WATSON HOTEL.
ACTON YOUNG, Proprietor
GOOD MONEY IEEQUIRED.

The worry bcstIhc Market an,rls always on b,ud.
Give Us e ,ul iiua Y.-,lgn,
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NEW. YORK e. NEW.HAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

10 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1852.
COMMENCING MAY 1862.
Passenger Station IN NewYork 27ihst and Ah'ay.
Entrance on ysths,
IRiINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ne~Ilssrn :. a. M. Tx }; l!;lo tEN)i $3.50,
For s'iarspors 8. m. Erl; i2:is. GI)' $50
FoI Miord STAFFORD Fairfield Southport aud e.,por..
Z 3. n. ll:l5 $40 aud 40 2. IA.
For Hor~sk. :. 800 a III 23, .. tExli $780, i'3o s.
%, T. M. lEr.l
$50 p. IA. -.
80, t;t, $50 m, ~ .
o, Port Chester and int mediate stations 9J0a IN ~:
tor Pom Ciesl-S and S-w Rochelle. D M, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
tof Boston. viaspringied. IN, tExl3 (EKl p. M.
Ca
Fer Boston, via shore Line l2:l5 .. m lErj
For Hartford aud Springfield, a. tLEb lid, =,
(Es.l y. N. (Gr 80
loI Conuec icu River Railroad to Montreal, m, (ET
AID l2:l5 to Northampton
Fof Hartford, Providence and flshAll Railroad. 8 m
Gxl 1918 q. .
For Nsw.Hssrn. Eew-London aud Stonins;on Railroad
ats O M, l2.ls :. r. IL. tt.xl
For Canal Railroad. y Is 2. % Northampton.
For Housaonc Rtirogd to Pi.tshrli, m D. III 70
Darlington sd on SAtnfda, throushto PitisheI
For keugsuck Rail cad, q III. p. m.
For Dslbury and NOrwak Railroad. !, 800 a. NJ 4: "
pm go -
JAMES h. HOfT, Superintendent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.-

A j.
~ From foot Of Cou,tlaBdtt Connecting az Hampton
Juncoa with DelAvac, Lack and Western Railroad,
add with l-hgh Valley Raj road and its coEneo-
on forming dee, line TO Pittsburgh and the West without
sWMMEK ARRANGEME yT-C onncnciu. May s. 1862
- cave nsw-Ioik a. follow: :,
UIkEt,BuEG FxFRYsS--At a m. for Eaton. Reading
Po,t,yil- HARRISBURG Miuch Chunk, Wilsmsport, &c.
Mai TK,Is-At Q. for Easton. Water Gap, Sc.an'
ton Great Bend rit..toB, Nilkesb,rIe, &c. $500
y IL IHEot GU TRAis-For Esstop, Mauch Chunk, VII
Uamsvsrt Rosding. Pottsvic, Harrisburg, IS.
~ n Az pAs-rNsHh rRAIS-for Easton- Bethlehem
Allentown. and Mspch Chup.
5:9OP NJ WAY TRAs--For Somervils.
9P v WFsrERS E1PkEss-For fatton Allsntown hrac'
ns nsrr.hurg P,sburx and the West Sleeping cars nom
Jersey Cits thro nxh 90 siusbu'en
EXPRESS TRAIN PoR HAaR.sBrR6-Ihe . M Express
Tsin from Mes 70 srriye. at HJr.burgst M connect
nz Fest and Wes eeunsy yania Cent? abroad No tefn
C-nh R.iifoad North and south and with the Cumber'
land Valley Railroad. w. -,
NewYirk at daily tSaudays excepiei mssns close
.c,ion At lIasburz with Penusyvsnis Rsrosd-with
no euacEe OF G, TO Pittsburgh and but TO Cipcn-
.n AID Chicago -Four houG' tae saved oy taxing ihis
train - -
, rtrABgrupoRr AyD NEw.YoaK fgHRY-Lesyo New.
Yoi rom Pier No North River, 72s aud il:!o M
$40 s;.a', and 49,,
tip each JUN - NtEh.fc' oIlttinleHucHi
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PENN5YLvAErA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with It's connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos tEw-ioRX 10 ruE faINclrA. WEsTKHN ClTy'
Rlsht trains daily from hew(ofk 10 Philadelphia VIA
New .Jer.-y AID camden and ArIhoy lire ,,,,,.,
ALI THROUGH TRAINS FOX THE WEST BY THIS
kOUiE LEAVE NEW-YORk FROM THE
FOOT OF CuuRlLANOt-ST. .
ny of Philadelphia the morning passensers leave New
York At a. M 'anr tine rs oihef routes Evening
st 10 QUO hour later than other lines.
by wsy OF Allentown. evening passengers esVo al Y M
srve the sams e Northern lines in Chicago and al
points ~ tho North Vest Crestlne Indianapolis Lonv,r
ST. Loni., Cleveland Coumbus Cincinnati ana al main
points West with fewer changes OF cars n,u,,,. A.,
Sleeping Care. without change, run from rhisdspns 70
Pittsburgh $50 miles aud NcwY to Pittsburgh 81" miles
Smoking aud Saloon Care on al tTains
rsIe tao other routes
Baggage checked through Transfers iree'
Secure Tickets: 90 until nsea ey ri, r,6Ns
The Pennsylyania Central Company runs an Hns nv Nv
Accommodate Line wbicb Affords eomnitaulo Yoo "
parties moving Westward al enc hall the u'ua tAe'
OF fare ,.o,,,,,r,
BY th. route froghts Ct all descriptions can be forwarded
to and any point on the Railroads 81 ONO a
ditn. Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by KALI
the West by -tcaInols from Pittsburgh. w
the Penpsylsan Railroad al all times asiavorsble a. ae
,beced b, other HalIcad Companies Merchants and shp
ers ntrtng transportation OF their tres; to this Cont
iany. rely with confidence on nS peedy transit.
Farmers and Deale 10 Live Stock will hnd this most i'd
vausgoous route. Cspeoas lard, vel! wateied ana sup
piled With every have been opened this line
and every attention Ia paid 10 their
From Harrisburg where will be found every convenience for
PHIA. NEW.YORk aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Aseut No. AstorHou
| LEIGH Co., Freight Agents, -
No. Aston House. and No. South Williams
No. Battery. place.
ENOCH LEWIS. General supt Ai.0ons, Ia
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The NETWORK SEMI-WEEKLy TRIBUNE Is
puslishea every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents Of No. 1871 July 25 ]:
L.LEADING ARTICLES: Mr. Chan Hers Speech
Tine XxXvIIth Congress; The New Overland
Route The NfS Ba s Gsyfa sS,, W sns J.
vance" Wanted PSlicy;' Msenng Of the
U..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
WINTEREsTING FROM MEMPHIS: A Brilliant
and Audsoi- Us Telegraph Feat.
V.FROM GEN. POPE's COMMAND: Highly I'm
fe. S.Iuck In the East spie. and Di.loya CHI.
zeDs be Driven Outside our Lines.
vI.FROM GEN. @oCLELLANS ARMY.
VII. FROM NEw-ORLEAEs.
VILLA SHAREHOLDERS VIEW Of THE WAR.
IX..FRoM vICKsByRG: Prospect Il an Attack on
Vicksburg Still Remote Com. Fssragut Anxious
for tight Dehnemsnt Of b.: Position Probable
fagship Hartfofdi The Rebel situation Ia and
about ticksDurs Correspondence Of The N T..
Tribune.
XTHE RETIREMENT OF GEN FREMONT
Correspondence Of Toe N. Y. Tribune
M..VIRGISIA II EMS: From Correspondent
XII. TRAITORS N OFFICE: Correspondence OF The
n. Y. Tribune.
XIII. FROM BOSTON: Correspondence Of The n. y.
Tribune
XIV. THE SALMON RIVER MINES.
XIV. FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches TO
The n. Tribune
XVI DEATH OF MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
xvII..vAR MEETINGS AND VOLUNTEERING
Xviii CALL FOR A UNION STATE CONVENTION.
XIX. .GUERRILLAs IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
XX..THE MORGAN RAID IN KENTUCKY: Core
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XXI. FROM EUROPE.
xii. TERRIBLE REVELATIONS FROM THs
XIII. HUNTING DOWN SOLDIERS WITH BLOOD
HOUNDS.
XIV. D." STRATEGY REVIEWED: Speech Of Mr.
Chandler OF Michigan IN Senate. July 10. 1862.
XIV. FROM WASHINGTON: A Haiffnished Liberty
Coed News from South Carolina; ABecdote o..
Gen. Butler; The Woman Order Criticised. Cor
respondeno- 81 The ". y. Tribune.
XVI. PROM SOUTH CAROLINA: Correspondence Of
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XVII. CHANGE THE SOLDIERS DIET: Concentrated
Food the Curse OF the Army Something Sensible
for the Sanitary People 70 DO. Correspondence
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XVIII. FROM GEN HALLECK'S ARMY: Departure
OF Geo. Helleck His Farewell Address TO the
Armies OF the West; Gen Grant ssigued 70 tie
aommand Of all the Forces in Kentucky Yves,
iennessee, sod Mississippi; Retrogrsde Move
Hents on Tue MempLis and Ohio RAILROAD. Core
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