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United states OF America.
MlDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNrssFs.

M HEHEAS. Information was filed within and Tor
w the Middle District Of Tennessee NJ Nashviho,
on tho 2sth day OF May AID 1902, by John Trimhe,
ESQ Attorney tor The United States Tor the Middle
District Of eunessec who prosecutes herein on behalf
nj the Unite States, 9gain9t certain property VIZ
Lot situated The Northeas corner Of Cherry strcet
and Franklin street., in south Nashville aud the
h0hIuGa thcrcOni She said buildings recently erected
for the purposc OF preparing mat, Tals for the manu-
u1cturo Of Gunpowdsri slqO the machinery aud Ak
tircs connected with SAID establishment praying pro
cess ng1!nHt The Hame HAT it he oandemnsd o. for
felted
Now, therefore 10 pursuance &C tho moution, up
der ths seal o. said Court u mo directed and dey
cred 10 hereby give public notice % all persona
claiming said property, IN any manner Interested
therein, that hey be- and appear before said Circuit
Court, 90 be hold az the CITY Of Nashville in and Tor
ssid is'rict on Tho 9th dav OF October 1862 at 10
O'Clock n thc or0no0u of thai day then and thera 10
int'riuaa lei clg'm2 ald 10 make their allegations
ia thni heist H. X. GtAsCOCk
1a' c. S. Marshal 81 D e.
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STEAM FROm
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP
G REAT EASTERN,
WAlrCE PArgN, Commander,

W ~ ..t tA.l'i'h lAIiet
TE0N LIvTRroof, TFov Ma, yor7s
Calling at Queenstown, Saturdsy ..... .Iilv gG
Saturday, .... August Is Tuesday September
"Wednesday. October Saturday ....... october 25
Tuesday, November Is Thursday . December /
This magnificent ship having proved herself un.
equaled for speed, safety and comfort (sea sckpogr
being unknown on board, 10 strongly recommended
az the most eligible conveyance for pasaengors
FIRST CABIN,
from @io to &l5b each BERTH according 60 the siye.
situation and accommodation OF the state Rooms All
having the Same privilege in tho Saloons and Ia ra-
gard 90 meals and attendance. Suites ofapartmnpt7
FOR families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE to and from LIVER.
POOL at FARE AND a HALF Toy First
and SEQ md Glass.
servants accompanying passenEoT7, and Children
under i1 years OF ago, half fare iuisnis froe,
SECOND CABIN
state room herthsi meals furnished at separate N.
blei $50
THIRD CABIN.
Intermediate state Room pasBeuRDr8 found with
beds, bedding table, utensils, and good suhstan-
N'bl Aoou ,,..,.,,...,. 80
fTEERAGE,
with superior accommodate onB ..,............,.e 35
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet uf lurgarc.-
An eHpoiloncei Surgeon on board.
For freight and lusssEo, spply 70
ChhS. A. WHITNEY,
At the office, No. 90 Broadway NY
ROWLAND g AsPINWALLi, Agents.
July 20, lsG2--tiu Dee. u.
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aud all communications 20 tho Editor viii be address
to s. O. MERCER
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uess By ro-publshing the foregoing or les substance
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country and her FREQ Institutions, aad the columns Of
,ne UNION will furnish the earliest and most reliable
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GOOD MONTY Required.
10 All the military Departments in
the District of She OhiO.

m. AND AFTER THIS lat nay or JULY 1862
OWhl open Rn ollcp az the ST. Cond Hotel IA Nash.
yileei Tennessee, and ono on Man street, opposite
the CAN'T houE Louisville, KY, for all transactions
or oeei N this department, for three months irom
July lat 1892 CHARLES KAHN, Jr
Beef Contractor for the District ot Ohl6
N. B.-liicheat Market price paid foz good cattle
lalyl~dW
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Claims Against the o. State.

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q s s' zee ,s.i ~ q 90 United States aatial.
a. NE 3oWEnes House ~ i4and
atahTils, June iaih, lgE4 atue4
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Pr nov open where ladies snd Gfnflomon can h,
.el,oa WIN VA cool reiIeaing Summer hsyorass
frifato iamiios served With largo on small ousntt
teH, 90 reasonable fai8s. Juigit ~
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PROCLAMATION
ny
A N DIR EW NSON,
GOVERNOR or TUE STATE on TpNYrssrY

10 all 'c1o shall sec these Presents- Gr,etigc.
WHEREAS, Il has been made known 60 mo that
W certain THOMAS PARISH, charged with having
committed o foul and atrorions murder on the eld
day Of Decembor 1901 upon tho body or JANIS Coon.
WY, iato Of our County Of Davidson, has fed from
Justice, and Is now running al large
Nov, therefore, l, AEpRrw JonasoN Governor "a
Aforesaid, BY virtue Of the power aud authority in inc
Festol % hornby ofer reward OF Two IIrSpRRp
ANO fIffY DOLLARS, 20 any person or persons who
may aIprohend tho said Th0naa Parrish and deliver
hiin 60 tho sheriff or Jaior Of County OF David.
som IN order that Justice In that behalf may be had
- In testimony whereof have htreunto 10,
{, lmy hand and caused tho great seal OF pala
STATE TO he aihxod al Nashville, she 10th day
49, Of August, 1902.
by the Governor; ANDREW JOHNSON
EpNAHD H. l.Asv, Secretary Of State.
aurl7-dlw
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Summer STREE s-'r-ca cfar 7a{ rH'aa, Wcr adr)
NASHVILLE, TENN
H-=- "a
Mile EUGEEIE NJ. TOUPET
WIN open "a ra1lh a.d English Fay School on tho
l'usr ot -FFTtrHrH lt12. l0 which ai clio loid and
ornamental branches %. "A thorough ana rohgcd Lu.
g.sI and French tN'uHle education $50 be Taught
French wIll Doc taught without extra charge b. tie
pupils attending MHe z. Is school, end via receive
destruction daily 70 tla' beautiful ianguaEc
ERENCH CLASSES.
"A The close " nor school daily, lu t's afternoon
NI'o g. hLl have separate l-nga C'sssal e- Young
L3is end his-ca, a.EU f1r m .rI D or Fn.a lad ea al
"hoW Instruction iu French VIA Do given, hlts
tuues weekly either nc Dor sclo1i.-o11s 90 above,
COP a. On. rs.i .euc1 cf tho pupil, 10 preferred.
M no IutIEI a'a--IH. ana ruuIlsfeurr OF au on
civut teach srs Zoo NtH known tJ tla Nashville
community i3s many years laat n, require ouy COM
mCutaugn.
lle terms q. her school, ior English tuition, arc
nada moderate and 90 aU.t The pr.aaut t.Inrs
F1r istm ai iu.aHat ana further pari'clls-s g..are
apply Oh ~ n. ioUFlTr HFfrouslF Ht 600 rl. .'a.e.
q, l.r i-.ea'l PHI eaA Woods. No. 90 Ueh siIa,i.
N'-"''f Hus
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N EW STORE Ell

TIVE Subscribers hove opened a.
NO PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE,
a largo Stock OF Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES g. HATS.
which they offer to the trade Al the lowest each pri
oca. Country merchants, visiting the city are inv
Tod TO give rs a cail, before buying elsewhere.
A LlrChTEN a BRO.
No. South side Public square
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Wanted to Rent.

A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE, eontaining four,
a hye, ak, or Hevon rooms. Needed for savorRi
months, and will be we'll taken care OF by a gentle
man aud vile. reasonable rent win DO raid for
house OF above description pleasantly situated. Al
dress, with particulars,
CHARLES ALLEN,
may2l-u Box CT P. o., Nashville.
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n. V. BASSRT, PROPRIETOR,

fIhN WelkhoWn eHiabiiahnent Il prrparod a IA,
- nel Meals a. az hnuu, 30 Hny nnfaber of t.e,
some Nih an tho deoac.es ana iuKuries Of the aess
oni prepared m the worry hast STYLE
Tue ba Of Fare, indeed, VIII chAieuge connpariao.
win that u any houae Ia She North ~ soathsegt
tho lnesi Wines aud Bfandies arc kept cnustauti,
on hand Dinners or Hupp0nfdraished a any usrts
thc oily on short notice. FN
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usual advertising rates.
Announcements OF Candidates.
For STATE OpICEHn......,...... ...........SlO 90
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FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Summer Nae s-'r.m c'1r 7aF rn'ez Wcr a9s)
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

and nerve To execute-the great requisites now
demanded by the exigencies OF the country.
These re not 40 bs obiairei bs revolution. bot
BY the free acton Of The people exWe-seithrOarh
the ballot oox. III the ntiion j. 20 BE- Pre- eve
il j. In this say. II i by ballots. and not alto
rether by bullets. Though the latter i now 10
di-penSab.e H. defending n from Aggression AMI
in subIuins treason. vet il j. not the sole mems
OF accomplishing the result What boots il how
m4ny armies we send 10 the field. or how many
hundreds OF millions exhaus, IN the disburse
ment. ii no WISER and mofe able eDunsels shall
prevail IL i, after AL to the great directory
heads that We must look for success. and these
under the theory OF our institutions must DC
chosen by the people. The army and the navy
but the creation OF the civil law-aod the
civil law, well as the highest military and naval
authority derives existence from. aud i only to
be found in the hands OF those who can have no
existence except by the action OF the popular
vote. Immense applause
Icongratulate you on the nomination of Ho
ratio Seymour This nomination will secure the
success of the consei vatve interests in -Nosem-
Der. The sentiments he has uttered IN the speech
we have Just listened TO. viii find response IN
every PATRIOTS heart. i concur with him in all
he has said His facts are indisputabIe and his
opinions inconirovertible He has shown in this
mastery effort the head of statesman and the
nerve OF lion. Let Us stand by him. He Is
worthy of our abiding confidence and Of our uni
ted, determined support. New York will respond
TO this nomination ia way that will strike terror
into the ranks of our enemies i pledge that no
bic city for a majority OF twenty hive thousand.
The licn-hearted Democracy of the Empire City
of the Empire State united, will with terri
hc power make her voice heard in the comm z
election. We are aroused TO the mighty issue
pending. feeling and believing that If this Union
shall be restored il viii be by the Democratic
party. speaking through the action OF some no
BILE patriot. Upon all depends. Let Us, there
fore. elevatng ourselves to the emergency, make
hercuean effort to the country or perish
in the attempt.
Mr.. Wood retired amid great enthusiasm and
applause.
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TO THE. AFFLICTED.

nocroR LAWRENCE, after an extensive practice 81
- ten years ia Baltimore, which he eft Tor tour
bTauh Frrope where he remained two years. nov re-
turns with his mind richly stored with seeuffo knosi-
edge and research The rs SIX months was speni N the
Ierosl Inraarv oz diseases 81 the eye AMI eef Htr
which r svfled hnself q thorough course Of ssScs-
tirsfion IN the Queens Hospital, London where the o-t
wonderful ours are daily ehectcd The Doetors treat
rt ~ Chronic Diseases entirely different from that
rarkxd the superanBukfed fathers 81 eacse 80
called Il Is no confined 90 the routine system o. any
fgofed party but embraces system 81 practice, not
only sound rational uUt truly scentitc IN IL meas
After many solicitations from physicians and eiheFs OF
this STATE the locfor has consented % make The state ~
indiana Ii permanent abode lie viii visit town n
the Stste by requcst q Of is citisens aud
treat al cases presented with seldom affirmed
His examinations viii he made with great care. and M
opinion gives freely and frankly, and vrrHot1 cssEsE
thereby saving expense and satisfying The minds 81 the
patients end friends
To ladies who are incapable 81 bearing healthy or
spring from dcformy otherwise. win find his advice
invaluable 9th interesting ana important sdsice VII
he given 10 married ladies' bis opporu .ifies have been
ssch that all the iufrica- q female complaints
have been fully comprehended and the causes q The dis
eases truly aimed rendering his opinions correct
and his advice snd prescriptions valuable
See circulars for PARTICULAR which viii b. distributed
in every town and hamlet iu the state Headquarters
Spencer House. Indianapolis Ind JylS-dom
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The following resolutions were adopted by the
Convention. which we copy from the Lafayette
Journal:
Resolved. That we indorse the resolutions Of
the sth of January Convention and th'.se passed
on the 30th day of July. 1862. by the Democracy
and conservative citizens Of Indiana. in general
Convention assembled at Indiana polls; also the
ticket on the 9th OF January nominated.
81. That We are in favor of the Constitution
as i Is. the Union as it was. and the negro where
he is.
ID That we feel pride aud heartfelt satisfac-
ton in knowing that wherever n battle has been
fought in this war that indianians have been pres
eDt. ready and willing to shell their first and last
drop Of blood To M tIutain the integrity of our
once glorious country.
18th. Tim, we are ready with shot and shell to
silence the armed rebels OF the South, and are
prepared with ballots 10 depose and restrain
from power the sectional Abolitionists of the
Worth
9th That we recognize no man n Demo
crat who belongs to any secret political organ
izstion-
Mr. PETIT is known to the people of Indiana
man of great ability. He has served them
in various public positions and always with dis
tinction. A few weeks ago prominent Rcpubl-
can of Tippecanoe county offered TO bet a thou
sand dollars that Mr.. PETrIr would not only be
nominated Tor Congress. but that he would be
elected. This concession from shrewd Repub
lican politician is indication of the current of
public sentiment in the 9Th District. and the cleo
ton OF Mr.. PIrTIr may be regarded as certain
The Lafayette Journal as We presume all
other Republican papers in the State will do. re
produces Mr.. PKrrIrs letter in opposition to Mr.
DOUGLAS and his views upon the slavery question.
published during the political canvass of 1860.
That letter met the cordial approval of the Re
publicans. and Mr. PErrlr was warmly applauded
by them for what they pronounced a bold. manly
and consistent expression of Democratic princi-
piles The Republicans, including the Hon.
GopLovE ) 0RrH. the abolition candidate for
Congress in the Eighth District. declared that
Mr.. PkrrIr was right IN 1860. and certainly they
canno. object now TO the sentiments and policy
they so warmly approved then. We differed rs
did majority of the Democracy OF Indiana. TO
the sentiments expressed by Mr. PEIrrr in the
LINCOLN canvass. The differences which existed
in the party that year no longer living issues
We know that Nr PkTTIr stands With the IndI
ana Democracy, and every Democrat in his dis
trict can give him cheerful support upon the
platform of the Convention which nominated
hin,
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For the Daily State Sentinel.
Union Convention in White County

The Union Conveptior which met nc REYNOLDS
pursuant To appointment. demonstrates the fact
that there was IA united desire for office, and in
every other respect the name of Union mis-
homer. The proceedings were riotOus IN the ex-
IRENE, and cheap whisky aud loud swearing
seemed To be the order OF the day. Capt. Sill
who lately returned from the army, and Union
candidate Tor the Senate in that District, de
nOuuced the convention a bastard convention
and "A corrupt swimile from beginning to end. he
expressed his determination to run as an indepen
dent candidate and to visit every township IN the
county and hold up the proceedings OF the con
yention To public execraton During his speech
there were loud calls of "Order" Order" To
which Sill replied by telling them to 60 to he'll
And when preacher. who bad mistaken his
calling anu horriesi with the pseudo demI gosues)
arose on one side of him and another candidate
of Union sliding memory rose the other. Sill
complmented himself ami denounced them by
saying that he was like Christ on the cross, be
tween two there's.
Johs kias Also expressed determination 20
run as an independent candidate. My obsetva
tiUns cut short at this stage of the proceed
ings by the whistle OF the locomotive, but as the
whole convention seemed to be desperately in
love with their country. we may nationally con
clude that there will be no lack OF those who will
offer their services in the capacity of Senator in
this hour oil her need. \ SPECTATOR.
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Democratic Congregational Conven.
rfou-rfffn District.

The Democratic Mass Convention, At Cam
bridge CITY on the lth Instant, was largely a.
tened IL vas the largest. most Enthusiastic
and harmonious Democratic Convention ever
bed IA this District. FuIls two thous 'nd people
we're present An VI USUALLY large number of
old. gray headed tnen-the fathers Of Democracy
ia this District-were in attendance. The pro
eeeiings Of the Convention viii be found in to
day's paper.
Speehes we're made by Hon 7 a Hendricks.
DIR. j. 5. Athon. Judge Red, Lafe Dereln, Eli
mund johnson aud Eleazer Malone. They all
spoke well and proclaimed sentiments that were
heartily responded to BY the audience.
Edmund johnson. Esq. Of Henry county, Is
the nominee of the Convention Mr. j. Is well
known 70 large portion of the people OF this
District. He has been a resident OF Henry coun-
ty for twenty FIVE years. Four wears ago he was
the Democratic candidate for Congress in this
District. He IS a strong Union man and has al
WAYS been such. lie does not belong 10 the new
converts 10 the Union. De Is soInd, triesi and
consistent Democratic, having always adhered TO
the Democratic organization. in prosperity and IN
adversely. As private citizen, and a man OF
honor and integrity. no one can say au2ht against
Mr. Johnson. Those who desire to have this
District represented in Congress by eonserya-
tive man, and wish to keep out OF Congress a
mischievous. ultra Abolition agitatOr. as Julian
Is, can not hesitate 10 vote for Mr. Johnson
Richmond Jefersoaian.
We cordially indorse all that the Jcgerscnian
says in commentator of Mr.. JoHSsoS. Ii is a
nomination eminentiy fit to be made. If elected
as he should be, the people of the Fifth District
will have a capable, faithful, and conservative
Representative whose only object will be to adj
vance the welfare of the country. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted by the Convention
Resolred, Thse the Democracy of the FIFTH
Congressional District in convention as
semhled, ind0rse the resolutions OF the 9Th o
January and 30th of July Democratic State Con
ventions, and that We will give to the ticket nom
mated by the eth of January Convention GU
cordial and united support
Resolved, That are in favor of the COnSt-
tutian as il is and the Union as il was. We wan
no Union such as AbOltionistS and radical Re
publicans desire We want the Union fOunde'
by our fathers and based upon the Constitution
which secured To all the States justice and equal
ity
ResOlDed That we cordially endorse the cours
of our only Den,oc-stc newspaper in this district
the Richmond JteersoniGn, aud urge upon eve
nv Democrat in the District 10 extend its circu
laton
Resoired, That we cheeriully recommend III
nominee of this Convention to every c0nservativ
man ia the District aad ask them to unite wit
Us in crushing fanatcism.