davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20
1863. IAL 1868.

PrkEsYLvASIA 'ESTRAL RAILROAD.
v - ~ corn,r iprs fOr1s
TIE ~tOk. 81 AND QitChi 8f hOUrr
sey.r trsins on . from S-WYo.t T. PA 10 puA vie
E-~.j,r-s, "a Cam - sDS AH',s / 80 nun.
HDU ~ LEAVE &BW-IDEk fIpG IaE
FJOT ~ COCkl .A.'pI :.
~ way Of tso~pn tie - ''ni pee sfr' 'ravt Nt~
Yoii At M 'sn. tine - o'b.' QUE. ~ 's''hf"
y. Que moor .Ht.r 'nhn oth" hss.
By w.s.f .Lent.~i .sDfg ps.s- 60. lev, Of p m.
4. - or siof no. oriLsfp hn~s. sfd ~ both
err be- 'uns ria rHf. ''.' mcy' -"e aI
D Int. DO no hofit.N..L f,s1fs la'hi os Loaisv,s
Il Lou, g. an t.Uuhus I'D. cinnasi aud al uatn
p..ri. W.si, with 1--we c-si 60 Of core al,
yitt.oagb SO mica .ud Yrfi Fu.bufgh, 80 miles
huoOsiis 80 ssiool ar. on a. ueiDs
Ia e as Dor f.tts.
Isegsge rl o. te1 uf ush Irsn'f~Is ies
Secure Tiei st.. sooa a,., l.si by f.tt.Sish
Tic poursJ .,aul Crntf-. Company f.n' ~ tmlsftni
ave 10 parties moving ~ss,~sId a. on"t'f he u'D~ 'l.
Of f4fe
b, tn fou e. Iegh Of al osse'iptons Gnu Be forwarded
20 sd ~ %. aS hsIfoaos Of OLio h-n uct
J. t-ssa ! l""' "'eoDsir ie~G OF hisaoan BY NJ ile-
ROAD bbtT port "a the nsvigEb.. OF the
y esi BY slssinfr ron Pdtsbur.h
stF " ff"sht TO I'D from - point 10 he Vest by
ii Itpasy Nhis Csntf. Railroad tiust favorable
chagsf ~ ot1el haloae bssc AID
sigp.s stfus ins he s poftaou % Fssl mi.
Compapy n rely WITH confidence o. iu speedy .f4rat
~ y $40, L..
Fsri1,r aud Desrs Liv. Sct vi, hid ta, lIott al
want. g-oss fo.te Cop isfas ss and sup
piled with every ooHNsni~Dc~ rave he.n oprS.d
AID ID, C. nDecu,ns .sey stsnton psid to her
f.dins and fs.in. ebsos ofsfsa 81 ths rlilLADEL
PHiH' NEw YORK AID BALTIMORE %ARkErs
]. T. ELLIOTT, fusesgrf Agent NO Asic'-douse
No h,,or H~r,. nd No. / souib William r.
McDosALot BiscHoFf' En'gsit Ag '.,t,..o..
Shnca IB,yIa cser a al az q, Il A.Ls2.A ES
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~ ,VoO busb. Com, VI 3D.. in bags; 1900 bosh.
"neAt, at 6'd, in bags; and, Ter neutral vssssi,
'ooo DO. do, n I'd, In bsgs; and. per stes uer, ~
boxes Chesss. Ut 40s, and 20o30 boxes Bsoop, -
so. To Loodon; 1900 bbls. Oil Cake, at &c.; zoo
bbs Flour, at "a. 3D.; and, PER steamer ,OOo bel~
do, VI &c.; and 800 boxes Cheese at 4Os La Car.
ter We only learn Of British bark, with "A. 700
bush. Grain, 10 tho Bristol Channel At 3D.
The business Of tue Srb-Treasury wac. R.certs.
81. 955. S66 l8-tor Cnttoms, $s62 ESQ., Psymeusa.
T., AZ, 259 10; Balance, $23 1896 SO.
s nee The snpprr sson of The not money bis ben
moe .c,ive, but rates ROMAN unchanged % v crnt
Lei' the prevailing erms, with fs trsnsrc,iCas
at aud 7 v cent
The reports from Charleston caused further DO
chns IN gold to-day. At one time the market d.
chiei to l2t Tut il clo~ed III 1881
Foreign exchange closed at 1851 7l35i.
The subscriptions to the $40 ioan to-day smo uts&
10 $6as.7O0.
Tie ia in gold to-day has been felt IA all brsnohss
Of trade. TIE decline In produce aud merchsrd.ss
will entail serious Losses upon produce merchants
and spectators.
TIE steamship New-York to-day took on. $ssA
1877 IS, Tie City OF Washington 81 o5s O53 sad ths
TIC earnings of the Chicago and Alton R.ilrosA
Company for the week ending July Is 1868. wssS
80 275-being an increase over corr..poLi .rg wesk
IN 1862 Of $i6,23o.
A ssag- snuusl dividend Of 10 cent has been d.
clsred by the Merchants Insurance COu psny.
Ibs imports Of Dry Goods for TIE week bsvs
not been large the taxl being lers than s7Go,0o9
Ixroars OF ,oarie, Dr.! eooD' A. - S.'IOHE
Enter ID Of the por.... x1-7lCo eLo7T.0s (eS@ ~
Thrown n.sIks,...... isslas !,3co..T ss,7n
Jos l.
rutsr-d At the port... e@s72e7 se34i3s s32l3ss1
farorr IN msrtst...... ss.ss,7 IA @,'so% fS.o.fs
TOE Corn Exchange b. X will pay, Aug. l.
dividend OF v cent free Of tax.
We understand that the Coal Con ps7ies Cum
benand and Amerca) Operating from rhs Cugnber.
l.od coal region have resumed tb. bus.pe-s o;
trans poriat.on on the Chesapeake sne Ono CsraL
TIE quantity Of -four, wheat. corn ed tar'ey Id
at udews er, during the second week o JAY, W
the New-York SAFE calais, II tie :ears lsc2 aol
1853 was a. follows:
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DAENUIis AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- SFtV AND tiseNlFit ~ ATTRACTIONS
nent ~i.h No - -
DINER Bro HERS
Tight kop. Dsnc~-s Gyupasis and p.ntomuists Scion
DeOer tho wonderful iest 4 waking ne ush'rtt
from tbe rae'y with h' bach. beside
EXrRAoROISARY FEATS or DARING.
They VII perform
EVl ny A rtasOON and EVENING At and u "elocG
viii also
sINFURDs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
tie brs, tAuj = Nj GRO MiSsTl EtS DBLiIEAFOks
aud CONF; OPERA ,lC PERRJRnt.dS 40 Ihs ooaatj.
To De all hour o-y sod .veulrs
LIVING rCRA q OUIANG
Ok, WILD Man or TIE WOODS
TWO LINlnG TlGKk CATS.
TWO MoN5TrR LiVING nOA CONSTRUCTIONS,
ROBERT HOW'D - WONDERFUL
AUTOhATOS WKIfEH
tux III ID rNIS9 CALCULATOR
DOaJSflC car NURSING fWO MlNKS
Tbs GRAND AQUARIA Le.'nsd seal go Lou, Mon
Ues Boar, It,iug Ans c,ndAs " II fisirss &c
Admission IN q. % cents. Dhi'osn under o. " cenia
EbvlNC HALL.-THE Asst TWO NIGHTS
OfIsE 0nEAI EXHIBITION.
IhE s1EftOP1l o.,
MONDAY Sas TU tSDAY, Jolly 70 ssd a.
Ss'rcti,us Of tue CITY lev.
IN ENoLAND FGNSCE, 0ERHAEY ANO AMERICA.
LOCAL VIEWS AND sraTUAkI.
I1ckets 2j crbt. Children IS osnts
Fsr fly 1iotst. Adnt'ii 1 sI pe,sohs one dolaf
Door poe al 4. Coniueboe q; oolaos
-
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Deer-sse 1000 Dec :sss ~ Ins 40 Ooo Dec Us -
BY reducing tbe Wheat 70 Flour, TIE quaa.., u
the st;er lief, ut tido-wat this year, comp re. VIA
the CORES, oudng period Of Last year, Shows asa-
cheney equal to SCI, 90 bbls -four.
The following comparative table shown tie i,As.
ty of rone of tse principal articles OF prc,,os .s
al tids-waIer from the COMMENCEMENT of nsvigr
ten, u and including the l+Ih Of July. it tbs years
I'D.
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PEOn CAIRO AND BELOW.

Johnston aeireaiius and sherman f.rsn-
,ng-Grnni h.-enforcins Ennas Ea-
tsnu,s from The Sieksb1ry tia'sen, Of
JuIy Anew Daily IapeI al tuirs.
from OaI 5peeial Goussvondsnt .
We lean by boats from VeksoGrs thai Johnston
IL retreating through Central Missssippi before
sberuans forces Ii is probable that Jne OF these
sIa.., w.. -. Il sse..o.c: .g4ss h-d he s!ss'
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FRos NEwssRs The T., states transport
Euirlie Capt. Ashcroft, irom Newee'D' ~ w. ''a'
in-t. arrived at TINS pert on SATURDAY morning
She brings several cabin passengers Ihe'lai"s ,en'
Foster, wife. AMI f.pilyl, tho Uuted States mais'
ard 20 dlschaig vd soldiers from tfsn' Foster AMY
I..,. . ~ sv.tiSx sew ~ hsw.ern
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Irty ~ -ls 80 btls f.oaf, 10 (. Corn Meal i,sS
.n. Wu,sss. 2l,,V0 eaaA Nh,s. -oJ!,v opsn Ion a.
- bu.h. O.i., Lex Aye, ~ ps.s ba, 700 20
P,,.o.vuu, 80 Proyi.ioas gisI a o. Csks lc' do
Id. ~ AO. Ashes
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prlnilno.

ENGRAVING aud PRINTING (half pnco).-
.Jdng ~ lous ono note 9stts 40 b.tiuess Cafds
if -H-sd. fouIst Sc stkElLl's W. g. fultou 81 y J.
OBJ Printing az old Prices, ~ totlers Printing
- Ohos ,gfunDn. co P-sii.t n. Y rais tnoohr' bhI-
Lsad Lsbes fos,es isi4pt.' Nc s.'et "es aud en71'
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Dec sse...G 20 Dec 80 ~ Inc As 10 Dec &Se
the aggregate quantity Of the same articles ieh q
,ids-water from the commencement OF navigation 70
tie IAN Of July, inclusive, during the year ls@
AID I ,ts3 was IA follows:
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MiiiiaIp N1i!tfs.

Concds.iousi Or-ers Accounts Cn-hed ana
advanced upaB y son -, fHO,rA = ~, 49, = si@'
place, rpssr b-sssfsy bsik
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HnADo0ssrBEs TRisTrsEvxyTn R,ednsrr, n O..
I-.. CT sIuly 10 1885,
Genera y rder.-Ths regiment VI p-,gInbie - the
Armo NJ. - Srssfwsy At 10 o'clock iely u. order
Of Col CHARLES BOONE
"a q. MosrsoxnHY Ia, Adjutsnt
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Oican Sleamers

THO PASSENGERS Of the GREAT EAST
Il kRN-T.s s,.smo,s TRAVELLER ~n be 1t IA -
No Nortb hiv-I foot If Mcrfis-sf Nw-fo L. % .u1s
ds, July "a a. O'Clock and ~i leave at a; soy
viii .e'. and bsE-s,s for GktAI ,stt ~
None has passengers allowed ou b'sro toe ~ IT.
ROWLAND 4 ASPiN " ALL Age"t..
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THE STEAMSHIP
i GREAT EASTERN.
l. luIanler.

THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN
wALrgA PAToS Commanded
wfn Re t;,p-tched r. A.. VI
49,, "a Saturday 1upe 8.
-, - y, Tue.osy. July 81.
"a a fsc al Intervals 'lsreA1sI ,,.
v.
AEElND
Ezeasoo ,ele out and back III the Fist sne Second
Cebips os,. . fare sno haL u.
s.v.nt seoo p.nyus ps.enr.rs, and child en sods IL
<,x-, Of as.. holt fsrs Infants irce -
THIRD CABIN
6TThRACE in supeTo accoul.uo' asons -
ALI FARES PAYABLE IN rOLD. OK lis hOCINA
IEST ~ u 5. CT RRENCI.
y.ch psssl,ei slowed % cubic fs-t Oi luggage
Al III peri~nc,d Surgeon on eoaTL
CHAS. 4 WHITNEY,
At ID. Oglce. No 70 Broadway.
fsr isiEht spp'y,s -
No - Sou,h-st
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SHEFFlELD HARDWARE, CUTLERY,

SHEFFlELD uARDWARL, CUTLERY,
y Gud
IMPERIAL FILE WARTIlOUSt.
80 40 rEtkMAS-sT.. ~ -N-IOtE. IF-aI AIRS
Th- u.e,f..so -. receiving. -ss,'. r.- th"H or
,nof cory g. Sheffield fng sn1 a. I.tss sss1ita.h ~
lace focte sy tssi--se rf-rai fhrs AID 9TH
81 b. Oosss u-J eel ao"r 10 ispsfis,on
cot.
al end .I,nir- 700 desr-ri p.,s-u' .ut ~. price,
MAI.5IIALI., DICklNSON 2 90
rOMEIhING INV Ia make TIE NOUS
- lACuLs a1d Wal. RS GLOW N-- ssntion
lh. fe.-ti pt rt y t.uwn NoI.s l~u tlsi Faut
l..s, Bc,.t pi.I.s s.pe ne go vii secs
~ bolt. fltt f4 f-,fiHuf i,f n pc A1f"ss
Dr. u IS ri fkkf..I Il,lss. Wet. ~l.~ Co. N'.f.
NTEAM ENGINE for sALE-One o. Hoes,
> ha.eonar-s P0ws hpPJ o ite Inbaa' 'fe-.
TOBACCO IWiSf--In balls and ,ke.ns
l. h-up "a AZ CAEFEI NAhr.
II. A. HAK' n. Z .ias s.4 Defiaso w eAou'e.
No a taidsa-ia'f
TWO SLCOLD.HANDO OPEN BiltOUCHtS
OF bkErs lor ass Cn'4p 10 p-fsci O. rf 80 "sae
oAy4ts Cen Pei. atas, ifs ~ at"hs ter ApFy 70
woo, EAD iAtIA-.
Carfr.r ~ rf..fuf-fs. No 81 IS 9s ~ry.
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NJ Y. and FLUSHING RAILROAD.-Lcave
". Nes-Y "a Ja.e-sis Fsn} 'ne s'tnsi - y at
4 40 DO o. o. a,dsi Lfas' Flu'uiHG 49, 9. ~,
q. o. e.. IS -iD-s1as % 4 i-s't - reis hi-.i
Tr'nf trt - - p. ~ snd 400 F-r' " " D. No.
NvFW-If RSEY RAiLROAD-F' X PHIL
~ ADFLPHiA he sol 80 80 " - - Jtt
sly CITY -hsi. ha4 tIpfsst Line eave No~ ~ 81
Az l0s Co., o. il snd lI:Ji "a. Irt - = 'uen
BE- .sse cL.cssd a. al 20 u .Dd az o o. II
& w.. Al. 1fca'1 g. - b. West
~ NpODHi ~. As.i.tsn, go sneis'frlt
Ne bsuag- si he ev'd iof isin uEe.' dsl'sred
and coco, 81 10 IA uuao. Of hs sime lsErS
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NEw-YoRK & NEw-nAyEN RAILROAD.
grH"Fr ARh4S5EMESr
COMMENCING joy :. ise1

P,..sser s.sasn d E--Ya- 27.h -, and Oh Az
Lnus u ga
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TRANS LEAVE TTW-YORK:
Fcf S,w-tss,H. =. III, las a. u u l. III D.
z Ia B. . t ~ aId
Pr En.r.pot lErl III a r.; tEIL ~
~ siferd suo rst'rtd :. ii.3'& n. 30 80 p =.
Tor Fslfa-t Sun PIT and Wes'por u e. o. 80
9 $500
~, D,arn saa G-,.nri,a. T. go % y 30 80,
70, str,fed '(Es) % nos n ilis N -
Fof for, l-s r. sud ni-rrnss..i. stations = 80. Jo
~. - - So 3D.
For fo.t le o. snc S.~ Rach-s. IA
cos ElflNO IRAN,
For Boston. y "a "a. q f~ 10 Do 81 III - m
f,tht .o..,s Shore ll.s itls p b o.
faf - 10 &C Spa he'd En- IiF, 10
10 C'nl.eeut River Railroad q houusa II. N IN }.
H. 81 . o. I'd - @. NORMAN to-.
~ dat ofi, rfonssuos saa fU'nsin Railroad b(SHl
yor Ne- I,7-u New Loa1,n AID s,'ning0n Railroad Al
" l5 a' ..
F.fCsual inirotd, 2 2 O. u.. % Northampton
pr q .n-s. .r ha4 road. 49, 81 1 n-
For sn.sfueE Hs.lsost, b e. 10 40 /. fu.
FmSun .., srd Nofe.E h..lfo-o. A. m. ~ 2. n.
CsIua sciouf 7.-s IA : L.g. ts-1-a 90 n. a."
JAMES f.nOI r ,ug.rntsa3ent
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DniIoins 1latsria!s.

MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place III the
lN c,x N ps-ui ass ohrap .nd well hs.Uei NANTES u
at - KLABE.ps MANTLE Nj .NUFACTOhs, Nc. !ts .st
{Sth.., reai 3-sy. n. Gut ~ oG and give hn Call
FAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint
Lilo CO a foot. sccorciug TO cOndl ion. AND AR
RANTy ~ 80 amidst, 81 Pt-roS. las bowery 3l3 M
Az s1e 6th-. u sh.sv II Thst. Wl isusbur.h. aud
uorper OF UIford-s; and Fnic ~ brooklyn
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usooiHq CARDS. 81.

ATWM. EyERDELL'S SONS, 10i Frlton-st
~ -WgpDiSG CARDS fiue Stationery. loioT-d 10.
Ill s..,p,nE Monogram Door and Number RACE Sea-
e-...s, fiaas Boob. Cbeets Notes LsDss. &c tE''s5
Eshed 1871
IT. EYERDELLY, No 302 Broadway
n WEDDING CARDS aud NotE PAPtRs l" ses..'
a. lie. Also scale bOorFisies ei~gsuty ensf'-d
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HeadQan rters Loyal Brigade OF the North.
No "a b. ALVEY " hrrs couI.aucs Us must be al
eJe'.se to ,oon. Nm BLISS, organizing zee 5r'g.ds
ENROLLING OPFlCE5-No. zsl broid-ay' opyeds ths
City hsii' No L-nurst oppoas Contoasr' oAo'' A-'
NO. Couftst BrooElyu, oppo.ir Ctj hsL
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HEApar,nrEks DErAm1 .Es- o, tn. =.

:.
To the loyal ci,izeDs CT New-b ork.-AA PEI ons
mo thes,!vss Tor aty to sssist Ia
snpps tire arnc-fa riot re Tvqo, stod to eron
thanseve' either Of no i1o"ins pace, 10 LAs 0tcos
detailed for H. purpose Of orssDiz ~ Gtsm. via
Ps-i bnfsks, Brosswy, Liisy stte HAL 81 troAd"sy
Coopof Ibs i.uts JOHN h.. WOOL NJ J0r Coo-fh
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-th@ ss.n~f iUOAAs 10 IS I'LL ~.A ssVs 40 4
ffsas.in-sl TUESDAYS ara 4 tuesdays Of -seh ~,.s
. u. enc oE "A kDAYs a. ; ? To- lsndin. ~ l
t's'-tn viL slsses a. q ssiI 90 ue NJ On GA
49, ~ 'h srs DnoH Leaves f8i.t 100 for New 81, on
C.N'DHio F." LDhLoDAiS and fklDAf>, stb , IA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-29

The Five-Twenty U. s. Bonds are
still being bought with astonishing rap
idity by the people everywhere. We
learn that very considerable amount,
indeed quite large number consider ing
the peculiar embarrassments at this
place, have been sold here by SANFORD &
Co. All who have little surplus to in
vest, safely, buy them eagerly. Six per
in gold paid semi annually, is excellent
interest. Besides, every man who pur-
chases a bond becomes to that extent pc.
c,miarily interested in the success Of the
government. 1t strengthens the govern
ment while it affords q first class invest
ment for the people. We may state in
this connection that there have been
sixty-six National Banks established
under the act of February, 1868, viz
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limited States of America |:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TEHNESSEk~-No. II,
VNTHkREAS, an inform alton has been iiled in the
w District Court OF the United States for said DIS
trct on the 7th day Of August, A. D., 1888, by John
Trimbe, Esq Attorney tor the Tn ted States Tor said
Dislrict on behalfuf the United States against
certain lot and the warehouse and other improve
ments and fixtures theTeon standing situated on the
south OF BToa and Market streets front
log on Broad street. IA the city u nashville and Dis
trct aforesaid being the large store house formerly
Known as the store house OF Fisher, WheeUs 4 Co.,
aud ne ot, improvements and fixtures, appui nant
thereto seiE d by and now IN custody Of r. n,
GlascOck, Marrhal &c, under an order Of seizure
lssu by sad J0hu Trimbe August ., lsC3 ale ng
IN subs Huce that sal property was Snowinlgy ustd
and empl0yed by the oNners In aiding, Abetting
and promoting armed rebellion, and res stauce
~ the laws Of the Jniteu states, aud pc ying
prooess, and that said prop rty be condemned as
forfeited
Now, therefore, In obedience 20 the mouiton
ofthe Court, undr tho soal .oi the CUT, 70 me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereb' give pub H.
notice TO ali persons claiming said property or know
nl, or haH any thing " say why the same should
uot be cOndemned ~ forfetel that they be and ap-
pear before said District Court be held AT the Fed.
eral Court m, at the Capitol, in the Ciy ~ hash
vihe, on tho 10th day OF OCTOBER, 1868, then and
there TO int rpose their cliims.
E r. GLAsCOCK,
U. S. Marshal for Middle Distric Of Teunsssee.
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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE IENNtSSkk--No. 20,
IA HEkEAS, an information has been filed IN the
w litriot Court Of the United State for said Dis
uiot on the Tth day Of August, A. ID 1868, by Joln
Trmbe, Esq Attorney for the United slaIes for said
District and on behalf OF the United Statos, AGAINST a
certain lot and the stofehouse aud other Improve
ments thereon fronting on Market street, and also
on Co,ge street, South OF Broai street, in the city
Of ashyille and District aforesaid, bong the store
house Of NJ, A. Parrish Co.. and the lot and i'm
pruytments Appurtenant thereto, seized by and now
10 ousto y Of \ n. Gasoook, Marshal, &C, ulder an
order Of seizure ksued by id John Irimble. Aug.
3D. 1865 alleging 10 substance that said properly as
knowingly used by the owners thereof and wlth tho
consent Of the owners, In aiding abetting ana pro
noting a certain armed rebe hon against and resist
ance 10 tho laws OF the Uuted Sut,si
Now, therefore, IN obedience to tbs monuon OF tho
Court under he seal OF the Court 70 mo directed aud
delivered, do hreby give public notice 10 all per.
claiming said property, or moving or having
ans thing 20 say, why the same SHOULD not 10 con
demned AZ forfeited, that they be and ap ear before
said Dist let Court, 20 bo held at the Fedora Cuut
room, al the Capitol, ia the city OF Nashville, op The
10Th day e October 1885, then und the 20 oiuterPoae
their ulsims r. q. GLAaCOCk,
L. s. Aarahal Tor Middle District Of Tennessee.
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united States of Amerca

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TEHNsSS kE-No. %.
"A HEREAS, an infor mat on las been eI IN the
w District Court Of the United States for said
District, on the Tth day ct August, 1868, by Jahn
Timbe, Esq, Attorney for the United States tor
said District behalf OF the United States, against
acertain Lot, and tho storehouse and other improve
ments thereon, situated on the SOUTH ast CO. ner Of
the Public square, 10 Nashville District aforesaid Of
which property och Ensley Is the puted owner,
the same having been seized and now Ia custody o.
f. X. Glasc, OK, Marshal &C, under an order OF
seZur issued by said John lri bic, August Sd, 1865
alleging amor other things, that said property was
seized n District on land ON the lst day Of Sep
tem0er, 1852, forfeited TO the United State, be
cause the saine was knowingly used ard empioye ed
by, and with the consent Of the owner Thereof In
aiding abelting and promoting au AIMED rebel
lion against snd resistance TO the laws OF the United
States
Now, therefore, In obedience to the monition OF
the Court under the Seal OF the Court, to me direct
ed and delivered, DO hereby s."e public notice TO
all persons aiming I'D property, or knowing, or
having nythDg TO say, why the same should not be
condemned forfeited, that they be and appear be-
fore said District Court to be held at the Federal
Court room at the Capitol IA the City OF Nashville,
On the 18th day OF october, 1885, then ana there 10
inter pote their claims. h. X dLASCOCki
U $. Marshal for Middle District of Tenncssee,
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United States of America !:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNsSEEE.--Ro. IS.
w HEREAS, an information has been ned In the
w District Court Of tbs United States for said
District on the 7th day OF August 1868, by John
Trlmble Esq Attorney for the United States for said
District behalf Of the United states, against
tain lot, and the house thereon situated In Nashville
District Aforesaid. the Northeast Of the
Public Square and Bridge street. being he storehous
formerly occupied and used by W. S. Whiteman-the
reputed thereof and the lot appurtenant there
iO-sez d By and now In custody Of T. X. GlascocK,
Marshal, SC, under order Of seizure issued by
said John Trmble, August 18th, 1868, alledg.
ing IN substance, among other things, that said
property seized on land 10 the District Rloreeaid
as fortei ed to the United States for reasons and
causes In said Information mentioned, TO wilt that
the 1st day OF September, 1862 said property was
in said District knowingly used aud employed by the
owner, and with the consent Of the owner, in aiding
aud abettiug and promoting armed rebellion against
the Government of the United states, and praying
process against the fame, that the may be con
demnod as forfeited, ss aforesaid.
Now, therefor in pursuance Of the monition OF the
Court. under the seal OF the Court TO me directed
delivered, do hereby give pub ic notice TO all per
sons claiming said property, or IN any manner inter
ested therein, that they be and AZ pear before the
said District court TO be held at the Fed raj Court
ROOM at the Capitol, in the city OF Nashville and Dis
trlc aforesaid on tho 18th day october, 1883 then
and tnerO 10 intepose their claims and 10 maze their
allegations In THAI behalf. h, X. GLASC0CK,
aug25 lat. T. 5. Marshal Middle Dat. OF Tenn.
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A favoriIe cat having been shut up for
six weeks Ia the drawing room OF gem
tleman ~ Glasgow, who had gons TO tho
seaside, was found alive at the end Of
that tune, but died shortly after. II had
subsisted entirely on brown paper and
the gold cornices Of a mirror Exchange.
Asa cat has nine lives, IL is mathemAt-
icAlly evident that each Of pussy cats
individual vitalties existed just four
days aud two.thirds; possibly the indo-
finite expression shortly AfteF" may
make IL a round I've days.
II the rebellion has as many lives Al
cat, IL NAV live little while longer by
chewing Confederate paper.
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Price OF Negroesin Georgia

The Savannah Republican of the 9Th
says:
But little property was offered for sale
at the Court house yesterday; but, such
as was, brought high prices, as will be
seen from the annexed particulars:
Messrs Sadler & Bevens sold one negro
girl aged l8 years, at $2 5l5. One aged
negro woman, 1886.
II Walsh sold the following negroes:
Negro boy, aged l8 years, So 525.
Negro girl, aged l8 years, SO 475.
Negro man aged 40 years, 81, $50.
Negro woman, $870.
Negro woman, aged 23 years, and child
five years old, $500
Negro man, aged 23 years, $4,000,
Now recollect that gold, the standard
of money value, was about 1900 per ceat
premium over Confederate money, on the
9th inst; it has since risen TO 1900
The prices paid for the slaves In the a.
bove sale were in Confederate money,
which was then worth s. cents on u q
dollar Reducing the prices in this pro-
portion
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The Story Of ti9o Bullets.-The Vicks-
burg correspondent of the Missouri Re-
publican nArratss the following singular
incident;
al lately saw At the headquarters Of
Col Slack's brigade, two Mime bullets,
which had once told history, One wa
rebel bullet Of English manufacture,
smuggled over by our dear brethren In
Bhtain TO shoot their dear brethren ia
America The other was = national ball,
of the Sprinl field rife type. The former
was fred from rifle pit al Jackson, a,
our skirmishers The latter was fred
from our line Of skirmishers 81 the rife
pit They met midway in the air, we're
welded by the compact and fell harmless
ly TO the ground They are nov firm
friends, sticking each TO the other closer
than . brother or lover.