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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-01
United States Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
VHT HEREAE libel Of Information was filed within
w and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, al
Nashville, ca the 9th day OF May, A. d 1862 by
John Trmblc, Esq, Attorney for the United states
for the Middle District OF tennessee who Frosecutcs
herein on behalf Of the United Sta es, against house
and lot situated near the ner 4 Cherry and Dea
rick Streets, Ia the city Of Nashville, fronting on
Cherry street, aud opposite the building known the
ColOuadU Building, said house being known as the
Nashville daily Gazette Printing Office, being the
house IN which has been published the Nashville
Daily Gazette Newspaper -,sp against the Type
ress, Machinery Of every description, fixtures and
implements ia any way connected with the said house
ami lot contained therein and attached thereto, and
praying process against said property, that the
be Condeu ned aB forfeited.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnition, under
the seal OF The Court to cirer ed and delivered,
do reby give public notice to all persons claiming
said pro- erty, in any manner Interested therein
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court TO
be hold at the city Of Nashville, in and for said Dis
irict the 9th day Of jt0bar 1862, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day then aud there to inter
pose their claims, and TO make their allegations 10
that behalf r. r GLASCOCK,
MIv IL 1862 .-Iat U. s. Marshal NJ ID. 4.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-01
United States of America /:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
M HEREAS, Information has been died within and
w the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nash.
vile on The l4th day Of May, AID, 1862, by John
Trnbe ESQ, Attorney for the Uni ed states for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes herein
behalf OF the United states against certain goods VIZ
Ono hundred and ninety-hye sacks Of Corn, aud one
BOX Of Corn, containing In all ABOUT three hundred
and ninety bushels, an marked A. q. NJ. G S. A. al
legug ia sunsan. o, that said Corn seized, on
land IN the Middle District Of Tennessee few miles
south of Franklin, forfeited TO the Of the United
states of America, and praying process against the
same, tat tho same be condemned as forfeited, as
Aforesaid.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monton, under
the zeal Of said Court TO directed and livered,
do b reDy give public notice to all persons claiming
said Corn, m any manner Interested therein that
they be d app ar before said Circuit Court, TO be
ucd at the Cir, of Nashville IN and for said District,
on the "a day Of June 1862, 40 10 O'Clock IN the
uoou Of that cay, then AID there TO int rpose their
claims, and TO make their allegations in that behalf
h. LAsCOCK,
May -Oth, l882-14t U. $. Marshal D. D. r.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-01
United States of America:

MD III DitIhIDf Il IENN EsSk 90
VETliERE AS a libel OF information was died with
Wv Ia and Cor the Nj idle District " Tennessee, al
Nashvi 10, Ou the 21th DAY Of May, A. d 1862, by
john Trimblc, $50, Attorney 10 tho United sta cs
for tho Middle District OF Tennessee, who prosouutes
herein behalf OF the United ~ tos, against certain
properly, viz lot, auu the buildings tn reon, stu.
Rtet nea' the North east CO. Of tac Public square
An che CITY Of Nashville, rontilg on the Public quare,
bong the large brildng adjoining the CT Hotel, and
known as the eOutht' II Metz odst Pub l. hung House,
aud aso az linst all iho types, Presses, Implements
aud Fixtures OF eve description, connected with
the said house or {, or alta ned 10 said property
and praying process against said prOpoi b that tho
Same be- condemned as fOiftitei
Now, thereto @, In pursuance Of the monltion under
tho scal of sand Court, 20 me directed and delivered,
do hereby give public uol.o 90 AN person claiming
sal pr po ty or ina any manner Interested therein,
that they b and appear before I'D Circuit Court 10
be held at IN. Cy ol Aa5 vi lg, il anu Tor said Dis
trict on thc OH oay of Lct Der ls02 at 10 ocock ia
the f3feaoan e tAat day then and tnrse 30 ntUrroe
their claims, and - make their allegations in taat
behalf 6LAreolhl
Nav ~ 1852 Lit IT, 3. MARGINAL, M ID. r.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-01

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
VETHEREAS, "a libel or in formation was filed within
w aud for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on tto Gath day # May, A. D. 1862, By
John Trimble, Esq Attorney for the United stat, s
for tho Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutes
herein behalf the United states against certain
property viz Lots Nos, 2 8, % and "a, aud alsO
lot No 81 in the plan OF the division Of the lot Of
ground College Hill IN The City OF Nashville beirg
the gains conveyed by deeds dated July 10Th aud
July 18Th, 1861, reg stored Is ocHvely in Book No.
80, pages 22I and 100, conveyed respectively by
GrOoms, Ctyeft q Co. and Eunk McGayock, to tho
State Of Tennessee, and also the interest Of said
Frank MoGavook Ia the alley between lot No % and
lot No. 3, and also all the bull ings, imp Ovements
fixtures, machinery, t1Os, implements, material and
stock Of every description, contained IN, come ted
with, or attached 70 SAID lots aud buildings, either
Of them, being the lots, buildings, improvements,
etc etc, used M Manufacturing cannon aud other
Watlk' implements to be used ia aiding the insur-
reCtOn and rtsstaDC against The laws Of the United
states and praying ocess against the sad property,
that the sam be condemned as iori, tied.
Now, therefore, pursuance OF the monition, un-
der thr seal Of said Cour TO me directed and deliver
ed, ] do hereby give public notice 10 all persons
claiming said property, or IA any manner Interested
therein mat they be an app ar before said Circuit
Court, TO be held at tho Ciiy Of Nashville ia and Tor
said District on the 9th day OF October, 500, at 10
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day, thCn and there
to interpose their claims, and TO make their allega
tons IN that behalf ,. Il. GLAsC0CK,
May "a, lS02--l4t y. 8 Marshal, NJ j. T.
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FkENCH RAKERY.

4 VIE undersigned begs 90 Inform "a ublio that
\ he has added 60 his establishment b Axe RY
upon tAo French method; and that only con, letout
fr nch ~uIkmen viii be employed lie hest a es NOT
Go say h- cad Is oual II MT superior, any man
uiacurud Ia th city, aud gurtutees that Il will be-
as aw a q good broad can DO m de, from The
TACT that no hop yeast viii be Usol In its manu- &C
ture sha o. tue public anu private family pat
r0nago esl sole ted.
Hot llu Is ever, morning, al O'Clock. An descrip-
tons Of bread, aud every variety OF cake made 60 or.
der.
Remember, 4 you want swe and good bread cal
Ht T. GOO hUk 5, corner uf Union aud summer
streets, opposite dd Fellow Hall
TIE fubiC "a @ respectfully Informed that the we'll
known ICE CREAM SALOON OF II q. hEEYEs,
formerly of Nash illol will be re-opcned THURSDAY
the 6th ~ May, wners Ice Creams not no b. eKcee
by envy in mo city, can be- had Gail and iudse for
yourself Jap 8l-lml p. O'C0 NOR
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-01

MiDihE NloinlCf or ThNNhnshk.
yNyHhRrASa hbul Of inlo ulnti.n WAS ned within
wv aud for tho middle District 81 Tennessee, az
Nashville, ON the 2ith day vi May, AZ d., 1861 by
john Tumble EsQ Attorney for the United states br
the Middle slisuiot Of tennessee, VITO prosecutes
heron 90 benalf uf tue tnted stats gainst certain
property, viz, Tue House aud Lot on tha ortheas.
conner of spring ana Cherry streets, nonling on
Chory and running back with Tho lin5 OF spring
Stroal being IA iast hnlf Of what Is known as the
"Uur uaud American b.ucg," b1ug the same pro.
porty Ia whc has d. rctoI0re D, rn published the
k.slvi 10 Union nd Ame lean ncWbpa % also tne
iressa Machinery, tips, AM fiAlures OF sald
Union ana Amer cas- IL uiiaf Niido, uf in ile pub
hctuul oi Sag Newspppo r. toasons ANA causes In
gtll hbrl &" hNluHtou men luucd, aud lray lag pro-
ag inst th' siid properly that HE same be c0n-
do u0I lori Ucu.
Row, "a rolo.c e, u plr5lanC of thrmltl i1a, under
th r.i i stlt D.nlt- ta n tif ce ANA dt IA rid
a ueruul elrn puulr 1909 iu all D. sous .IaInt.s
> 70 lrOl vttr ans nauner iutre "a tlsIe...
tlt tlul taa -a appti ppora ir Nhcu.t e, urt. lo
/. q aI 500 CUy uf uHhtlIu, iu H.u 4.. saiI p..
trut ou tho @ D. 81 o oaVber, 1862 at go o',loA in
th Ilfruom Of chs day, lhcn anl ih-ro % INTO pose
On 80 laius and o. msko tncr ados ltlans ta th.t
be .t r r. 0LAhluNh,
May 21, Is62.-lH U, Marshal, d. b. q.
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United states 81 America:


VT( HbREAS, libel Of uiOrmatiH m was n cd within
w aud for Che Nddle District of Tennessee, at
Nash ne ga Tho 25.h day Of May, 8. d.. lS62, by
John Trmnla, ESQ, Attorney ior the United states
for the Middle strict of cuuessce, who prosecutcs
herein on be af OF tue Unite states against "A GER
tain lot the d use thereon, tuutcd un DeaurICh
street n the city OF NASHVILLE ON the North side Of
SAID Ftreoi, btine thr house next Co ,ons brick
bloc., runs uk wi IA - rick street, on thl same
siIc, from Cherry rect to the SAID lo', icing hc
same use by tue Mi y utrlut ucwspa en- as au
olco also certain Ut and I'D rectangular build
ing th ircOn the corner OF an alley running rom
DeadriCk TO Union -tre and an alley running from
said alley FIRST AumeI, u Cherry street, being tho
same building n which was printed The shyilir
Patriot newspaper, also the wye, presses, machinery
fixtures, ma erals and Implements used IN the pub
Icaton OF sal newspaper, TO re sons and causes m
said libel OF Information mentioned, aud pray ing pro-
against tho said property that the same be con
demncd IS forfeited.
Now thoro,O in pursuance OF tho monition un
der the seal of said Court 10 directed and deliver
cd, / do HEREBY give lublc notice 70 all persons
claiming said properly, or IA any manner Interested
therein, that tney b. aud appear before said Circuit
Court 20 be held ut tho city Of Nashville, in and for
said District tn 9th day Of October ls6l, at 10
O'Clock n tho forenoon Of that day. then and thee
90 interpose their claims anu o. make their alega
tons 10 that beha f.. b, r. GLAStOCK,
May u, lS62-l4t .. s. Marshal, NJ D T.
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Hs.AN w AY.

ENRI the subscriber, living in Davidson County
II lena on Wednesday night the l4th inst. TWO
NEGRO MIN, named PITT aud JOE. Pitt Is about
feet high; weighs about l75 pounds; Of brownish
cumpexuu; two Of hs front upper teeth def ctiye,
aud is bout y years old bushy hair, with pleasant
COuntenancc.
Joe is about 20 years old weighs about lGO pounds
feet inches hlRh; rather darker shade than his
br0lhe, lie. He has a soar fom a cut ON his Left
t0reuugtr; down look when spoken tOi both clean
shaved. They viii probably keep together.
vi "aN 20 uoa a piece Tor their apprehension,
returned b me, or 80 s,Curol that can get them
taN,L Ills County OF a,ate anu 90 Dollars zach
II taken Out OF the State. w. ID. SIMrKIAS.
NASHVILLE, May 18th, 1862 Inns
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-01

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE
VNTHEREASa libel Of Information was nled with
w and for the Middle District Of Tenne-see, az
Nashville, on the oath day Of May, A. D., 1862, by
John Trimblo Esq Attorney for the Unite states
for the Nj die District Of Tennessee, who proseoues
herein behalf Of the United states against certain
property viz lot Of ground, and the building
thereon, situated the corner Of Dedeiick street
and alley, running from Dcderick Street 20 Union
Street. IN City of Nashville fronting on Dedorick
Street. and running back with said alley, said build
ing, being knoNn as the Republican Banner Printing
Office, being the house In which was published the
Nashville Rep bliean Banner Newspaper, and also
against all the Types, Machinery, Presses, implements
Of every description, and all the fixtures OF every
knd contained 10, connected with. or attached TO
sal lot and building, aud praying process against said
property, that the sam be condemned as for cited.
Now therof ~, In pursuance Of the moniton, under
the seal Of said Court 10 directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
eald property or IN any manner interested therein
thai hey be and appear before said Circuit Court to
be hell at The City Of Nashville IN and for said Dis
trict, the 9th day Of october 1862 at 10 O'Clock IN
the foreno Of that day, then and there to oterpose
their claims and TO make their alleg atoms IN tuat
behalf b.. r. GLASCOCk,
May 81, 1s62-lft T. Marshall NJ. D. 7.
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NJ Davidson 20 uty, Tenn May 18Th 1862 ne.
- gro man, who says bis uame 10 BILL, and be-
Ion o. IN mas Hole, 0f kuthen "a county said
man h abbut 80 or 40 years Old; weighs about IG5 or
40 pounds feet ~ inches high very blaek email
scar ON right eyebrow, $50 one about one inch from
rght oyei let thumb on Tie own,r Is requested v
@ me iorwarI, owe proper v, and pay charges. AZ
the law Directs j. NJ HINTON,
mayl5-dt Sheriff and Jator Of D. O.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 7, 1862 negro man
~ who says his name 4 GEORGE and belongs 20
captain William Ru m, Of Warren county; Mississip-
~ said boy Is about q years old weighs about
leo uuds dark comp exion; loft hand has been
badly bur leet 10 inches high. Too ewner ia
requested to enmo forward, prove property, and pay
charges, as the law Directs.
j. n. HINTON,
zap. 3O--3t Sheriff aud JailorOfDC
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Committed to Iail

OF Davidson county March IA, 1862, a negro man.
- who says his n me Is ALLEGED, and belongs 10
Mrs lh2I lay or, OF MONTGOMERY county, Tenn said
ooy y about 40 or 45 years d weighs about l7B
pou dsi small scar 10 tho center of his forehead
and one In front Of his len car; feet inch high
rho owner Is request 10 come GrwWd, preyo prop
ety. and pay charges, as The law directs
j. ~. HINTON,
Ap. 2O-3t sheriff ana Tailor of n. G.
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~ Dtvi son tuultJ lenu Nay 4, 1907 a negro
- man, WHO says 10 name NJ LtWia, auf L 80
beIpnFh % Lab. hHrd, ~ Wiis1u Counts fIs,- Y u
a1'ut n year. weighs about 40 or 10 pounds col
on, back car on riEhi rrfes bHna Eaid h. b. done
BY kick from horio @ feet ln har hIqh drearrs
reqlF7.ed 10 come lofTsr4, proTo properly and 49,
chang aa Che Jaw directs. N HiNI0N
may2- alfrG ana Jaiiof Of 70
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Committed 10 IAN

nF Davidson Comfy renn, May 17ih, 1882 a ne.
- gro woman WHO Gays her name ~ ELIZA and
Del ngs 70 Burril Lofts, Of Hart County Ky Said
woma ia about p 70 30 years OF feet inohea
high; weighs abb 40 100 pounds; small scar on riqht
cheek also one under lef % one on LEFT under
Jaw near the ear The owner ~ requested TO come
Forward prove property, AMI pay charges o. the law
direcls j. ~ HINTON
mnylb-1l Sd rIn and IAllnr OF ID d
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Oommirted tn III

m Davidson q unity, rrun, april "a 1882 a ne-
~ gro man, who says his namo Ia GEORGE. and
cay be- belongs b Lewis ~ dsey, OF Wilson county.
rem. age about ~ yeW very black: feet inch
es hieh weighs about 100 or iai pounds Tho ownsr
H requested 20 come nrward, prove property, and
pay charges, as the law diets
n. HINTON,
mny13t sheriff and Jall0f Of d. u.
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Committed to Jail

GF Davidson county, April g. 1862, negro man,
~ who says HIS name Is ALFRED says he belongs
TO Mrs. Elizabeth lorlee, II Hiokm n county Tenn;
about 70 years old ighs alb at 165 pounds dark
cop or olor; f'e ten inches high The owner IL
requested TO come forward, prove property, md pay
cha ges rs the law directs J. NJ. HINTON
April 2O--3t sheriff and JAiior of ID. 70.
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M Davidson county, tenn, April 24th 1862 a ne.
~ gro man, named CHARLES says he belongs 70
Joseph Campbell Of Todd county, Ky about tweny
years Old, weighs about lao or as pounds feet X
inches high dark complexion, on corner OF ups
per lip The owner ia requested 20 come forward
prove property, and pay charges ~ the law dreots
j. N. HINTON,
ep2b-8i Sheriff and Tailor OF ID @.
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Committed TO Jail

0F Davsdsou county, April 6, 1862, a negro
- man, who ays that his name is ALBERT;
he says that he ba'ougs 10 Benjamin Haan, OF
Maury county. Tennessee about 81 years old
briRht muatto, weighs alb al li5 or 100 pounds
fest II inches high Long, bushy hair The owner
roqu sted GO come forward p, property ard pay
charges, as The law directs. j. d. HINTON,
April ZO-St Sheriff aud JailOr Of d. G.
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Committed to Jail

ms Davidson county, April g. 1862 a negro man
- who says his uana q JOE BARTLETT, said boy
claims % bo FREQ man Of co or; about "a yoars od.
saws he lives m Heur, county, Ky; Hqbt copper
color, scar on right side Of the neck woighs about
lI5 OF $50 pounds Q oct inch high
j. 81 HINTON,
April 2O--8t sheriff and Tailor on b O.
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nv Davidson tony Team Apnl 81, 1902, a ne
- gro man, who Jay lls name h ALBEIT and
rays no belongs 70 J1. nodson Of Davidson County
age about 80 OF 40 years Weighs about lG5 or lG0
pounds no MAKE. Tho owner h requoatod 10 come
Onward, prove propatg and pay charges, the lfw
directs. n. HINTON,
may 2at sheriff and Jail0r Of d. q
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n Davidson county, Mach 8, 1862 negro man,
- who says his m Ia GEORGE, and belongs 10
Hugh ki klatrick, u Cumberland county, KY; about
~ or ID years Old DIRK copper color weighs about
Of neck, from burn Thv owner ia requested to come
tTward, prove property, ana pay charges as the law
directs J. N. HINTON,
April 20-3t Sheriff and Tailor ofDC
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Committed to Jail

~ who says his name Is N vt, and belongs to Moses
Buchanan, Of Rutherford county, said boy Is about
~ years d weighs bout 100 pounds muatto col.
or feet inches high two scars, one above acd
one below the lefi cyc. The owner Il requested 10
come iorward, prove property, and pay charges as
the law directs. j. NJ. HINTON,
Apri Vast sheriff and Jailor Of d. G.
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DF Davidson onuuty, Apil ~, 1862. a negro man,
" wh1 says his u Tue Is @ GORGE, and boOrga 90
Henry Blood, bayids n County about 35 years OF
ago wcigh5 ab ne l50or lGO q unds copper color
90 inches high. The owner b rcque ia 10 come
rwa' d, prove property, and pay charges az the law
d. ecth. j. VI . HINTON
Ap. 2-t Sherin and dll6r of d. C.
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Committed TO Jail
Committed to Jail

OFF Davidson county, April 10, 1862, a negro man
~ named JACKSON rays he belongs 10 Noah Girls
vel OF davidson county bout as yeas o d weighs
ABOUT $50 pounds scar on the nse also one uu.
dor tho tight eyej feet 10 inches hieh. Tho
owner is requested CONS forward, prove property
and pay charges, az the law directs.
y H. HINTON,
April 20--3t shoriH and Tailor Of ID O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-17

LocAL.-Some showers Of rain fell last
night this morning vas clear and warm the
weather quite spring like.-A considerable
quantity Of counterfeit money IS said TO be in
circulation in Washington and this place The
arrivals of vessels at this port by the river. are
al,nost all transports containing government
stores, and few wood and oyster craft.-Ea-
ward S. plummer, formerly Of this place, who
was clerk in the Drug store in Memphis re-
Gently seized by the =. S. government, for fur
nishing medicines to the Confederate army,
was arrested at the same time and sent 10 the
Military prison-The death Of young Mr.
Hall, of this place, at the battle Of Antetam
has been reported but we learn that the report
is contr dicted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-17
The confederates at the Chambarshurg Bank.

The confederates at the Chambsrshurg Bank.
Mr.. Aseler Smith, the Cashier at The
Chambe rsburg Bank, was in Chambersburg at
the time the Confederates entered the town
and has furnished the following particulars re-
rardiDe occurrences that 6 me under his per
sonal observation lrring the occupancy OF the
town Nv them. Mr. Smith was III the bank
about s o'clock on the eyeningof October 10th,
attending TO some business connected with the
institution. and in company with two OF the
Bank clerks.
He proceeded to the balcony Of the bank IN
company with the two clerks, and had scarcely
arrived there before about sixteen hundred
cavalry occupied the streets, filling them COM
p'etely.
Shortly afterwards, an officer OF very line ap
pearance and splendidly dressed came up and
asked him if he Was connected with the bank.
He stated that he WAS Cashier. tie then ask
ed if the gentlemen with him was also connect
ed with the institution (alluding TO the two
clerks) He It piled in the affirmative. Ihe
officer whose manner throughout was very
polite and cons:d rate, stated that it would be
necessary for him to examine the bank, and
Immediately stationed guards around it.
On entering the Institution, accompanied by
@ guard anu the cashier auI clerks, he asked 1t
any yaluables were desposlted there. Mr..
Smith said there had BEEN bat hearing the
Contederates were IL the nelghborhood, trey
had been renewed from the town The officer
.Lo,, Il S,,,;th j, ~ h., ha
on being replied in the negative, he SAID, II
AIN Colonel Butler OF South Carolina. am
Instructed to make ill examination OF the bank
and report to General Stuart NY success -
Ihe guard placed over the baDk were al South
Cnrolln;a troops, belonging to the Hampton
Legion, They were we'll ,ressed, and gener,
silly Speaking tine looking men. Shortly AFTER
wards Colonel Butter SAID, i understood be-
tore coming, that the money had all been se-
moved, L!lt hear there are some Government
securities still IN the bank. lie then asked
tor the keys, which we've reluctantly delivered,
and the examinations proceeded with. Mr..
Smith Informed him fhere were nc uovern-
nent securities aid TIE examination made was
| OF . very slight character. All the doors were
opened and Colo;le! Butler merely looked III
without making y mnute search,
In one portion OF the bank ABOUT two nun
dred dollars III specie was discovered, which
the Colonel passed by, remarking that be
would no. disturb it, and that he had more
than that in bis possession at the time. Dur
ing the conversation that ensued, and through
out which the Confederate Colonel was Very
atfable and polite, he asked Mr.. SMITH it he
was n.arried. Mr.. Snlth said be Was, and in
timated that his family was close at hand. -
Colonel Butler told hlln that bis family should
| not be harmed, and desired hlm to quiet the
fears Ut any citizens be met with, ana desired
hll to report any misconduct OF troops under
his command Alter some further cuuyersa-