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The Loyal men of Kentueky and
Tennessee for John BrOugh.
The following note from the Cincin-
natl Gszstte and Commercial shows
whether the loyal men of this State and
Kentucky sympathize with the Ohio
Conservatives or not.
Grand Union Mass Meeting at Car
IhRge.
The following are the details of the
arrangement for the grand Union Mass
Meeting to be held to-day AZ Carthage
Speakers-Hon. Green Clay Smith, Hon.
John A. Bingham, Hon. viii Cumback,
Hon. Bristus j. Clay, Judge IFigg, of Ten
nessee, Casper Butts, Esq, Of Chicago,
and General Thomas Francis MeagheT.
In addition to the above list of speak
ers, all of whom are now actively can
wasting for the Brough ticket in Ohio,
the following speakers are invited
Gen. j. A. McClernard, Gen. Franz
Sigel, Gen. Robert l.. Schenck, Governor
0. p. Morton, Governor Andret0 johnson
aud Hon, Horace Maynard, are invited and
expected to be present. Speaking to com
menoe at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Here we have two of the leading mem
bers of the Kentucky Congressional de-
legation actively canvassing for Brough.
Gen. Smith, it is we'll known, was vio-
lently opposed by the infamous Louis
vile Journal, which some weeks ago,
declared for Vallandigham and against
Brough Smith rode over the Journal by
some 5000 majority, and we guess that
Brough will ride over VallAndighAm by
about 10000 majority, and the loyal men
of Kentucky will join the patriots OF
Tennessee in shouting over the defeat OF
Oopperhead Toryism.
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.--No. SO
w HEREAs, an information has been filed in the
w District Court OF the United States for the Dis
trct Aforesaid the 18th day Of September 1863 by
Horace II. HarTis'n, Esq.,, Attorney Of the United
states for said District, against cases Shoes Box
hats cars, box assorted goods, and box dry
RoOdsalleging In substance that Sept. 1 s63 in
the District Aforesaid land, said property was
seized forfeited TO the u tied ates becaus, the
Same was ON the said day aud year transported FROM
Louisville In the state Of Kentucky, to Nashville, in
the State Of Tennessee, being place on the south
side Of the Ohio ri or, below Wheeling without per-
NIT of duly authorized oti-or Of the Treasury 10.
partment, or if with one, that II raudulently OBJ
aned and praying for process to enforce the seizure
confisCaton and condemnation Of said property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monition II
said Court under the seal Of said Court TO direct
ed, hereby give public notice 10 all persons concern
ed IN interest in said property TO appear before the
said Court at the Court Room ia the Capitol at Nash
vile, on the first day Of the next term Of said Court
towit October 10, 1885, then and there to nterpose
their claims.
Il. r. GLASCOCK,
United States Marshal, Middle District Tenn.
seIt22
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Bravery OF our western S2fdi9S--' 10
seq is AY Right"
rspeci,l Correspondence of thel Chicago Evening
Journal
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. "a, 1868.
The dreadful struggle that for days
past has been holding the loyal public
suspended by the neart strings, has
demonstrated at ONE the splendid oour-
age of our soldiers and the desperate
energy of the rebels. The latter, mass
ing the very flower and chivslry of all
their armies, the men from Virginia,
from Arkansas, from everywhere, har-
dened to service, lions in bravery, and
"game" TO the last the leaders, whose
names have been towers of strength
among them, have hurled themselves in
vastly superior numbers upon our FEEDER
al walls, built up of the breasts Of breth-
rem and friends, and have been glorious
ly withstood. Before this capitalization
of the rebellion, the Army OF the Cum
berland has not gone down; has not lost
one spark of hope; has not recrossed the
Tennessee has punished the enemy
without aid; has suffered without COM
plant The expected reinforcemelts
were awaited, hour by hour, and swift
rumor had il that the rebel Ewell was
Fastening forward 10 intercept Burnside,
and crush, il he could, the cup of good
cheer with which he was Fastening.
Taken all in all, il has been, thus far,
one of the lercsst conflicts Of the war
and the lnal result will have perhaps
the most important bearing Of any battle
unop the tremendous issues of this con-
troyersy of lead, steel and iron, Your
readers will have aching hearts when
thew think of the gallant fellows who
have fallen; Of the thousands who are
lanauishing, raeked with pain, disiigurec
with CHASTITY wounds, parched with heaI
and dust. But could you see them, as
have. and see how stout OF heart they
are vet how they live on the hope o
eternal victory how they glory II
"Rosy," the flash of pain would be hal
forgotten, and the flush of pride woult
dry the just-fkllen tear upon the cheek
/ tell you the sterling manhood OF west
ern men is anblime. IL is nothing less
do not mean so much the rage oil th'
charge upon the field Of battle, bat III
more than patience, the glorious lor'liua
with which they bear up in the succeed
ing hours Of anguish See them scatter
ed everywhere under the moonlight
borne upon stretchers, hurried away II
ambulances. loaded into the baggage
wagons whose motion reminds you OF
ride upon a trip hammer, packed IN box
cars. al bridgeport, their poor, stilleneo
mutilaed limbs quiyering with pain
and toll me how much the friends AZ HON
know about the horrors Of war HOY
little they know Of the tremendous prio
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what is tho $50 rIgIn az d Sole CauseN
OF the American civil War.
:. g. MERCER, Editor.

what is tslo SEQ rIgIn az d Sole Cause,i
OF the American civil War.
Fellow citizens of Tennessee, and of
the nation, we have been denounced as
"Destruetiyea," Radicals" and "Incen-
diaries" because we have charged the
origin of this lamentable civil war to
slavery. On this point hear two highly
competent and credible witnesses, both of
the South, but one loyal and the other
rebellious. Hear first the testimony Of
one of the party which fred the first
gun at Fort Sumter.
The Richmond Enquirer, for more than
a quarter of century the organ of the
Southern Rights party in Virginia, on
the 10th of September thus expressed its
opinion as to the cause of the present
war:
II appears that shareholders are averse,
for some reasons, to hire their negroes in
the Confederate army. The prejudice is
certainly an ignorant and mean one. as
tie t0ar ,Oas originated and is carried out IN
great part for the defense of the stakeholder and
his property rights, and tie perpetuation Of
the institution, il is reasonable to suppose
that he ought to be the first and foremost
in aiding, by every means in his power,
the triumph and success of our arms.
Now read the testimony of large
meeting of Union men in North Carolina.
The Raleigh Progress says:
The people of Chatham, Orange, and
Alamance, held 3 large convention, at
which the following resolution was pass
ed:
The rebel CONSUMPTION law having ex-
empted each owner of twenty negroes,
on the plea that it would take one white
man 10 every twenty negroes TO keep
them in subsection, this convention,
ResolUed, That the exemption of the ttOenty
negro la'O ought not to haze been passed, a
they are The very men that ought TO be IN tn
field, fighting to protect their property, fo1
there is no doubt that they are the sole caus,
Of the ,0ar.
The leading rebel journal in the CAPT
tai of the Confederacy tells its readers
that "THIs WAR WAS ORIGINATED AND /;
CARRIED OUT FOR THE DEFENSE OF TIL
SHAREHOLDER, HIS PROPERTY, RIGHTS, AMI
THE FERMENTATION OF THE INSTITUTION
The North Carolina loyalists of three
counties, assembled in mass convention
declare that "THE SHAREHOLDERS ARE TIL
SOLE CAUSE OF THE WAR" And this de-
clsration is made in the heart of rebel
dom, and far away from the presence o
Federal troops.
Loyal Tennesseans, with such evil
dence before you, are you willing to toll
crate any longer the dangerous system O
slavery, which is as perilous to de-
mooracy as a barrel of gunpOwder at tn,
mouth Of a burning furnace ?
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JEFF DAvis's idea Of arming the negro
slaves of the South is approved of by
many of the leading English journals
Exchange
But how these English journals dis
approve of the United States fighting
our misguided Southern brethren with
negroes.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE olier Three larre Lots In the vicinity OF the
w Corporation Spri <, and but a short distance
from the General Railroad nep' {, Wis
ONE lot, with good picket fence, on Spruce street.
about 400 feet 'front.' running through TO Vine, about
400 feet, and fronting three stro Is total number
OF front feet about 1900.
Also, LOT on Vine street. about 1902 feet, run
ming through TO McIemore street about 200 feet,
fronting three Streets and haynga total front Of
about 500 ieet with picket ionce
Also, iOf on High street. about SEQ feet front,
running 70 an alley IN the direction Of Summer
street.
The three lots above mentioned considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con.
ycnlent, cheap, have Wator facilities, and room Tor
waste material, and are we'll worthy Of the alton
tion q those who desire TO invest IN productive
property II. &. sOONkL, b.
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wAsnmoros, Tuesday Sept 20, 1868.


Cautious politicians here aud In Penn.
sylvania predict the election Of Governor
Curtin by at least 10000 majority.
It is rather remarkable that the pre-
dioiions Of the Administration men this
year, as 10 the maiorilies Of their can
didaies, have fallen below the actual ma
iorities from one third 10 one half We
therefore guess that Curtin's majority
will be from 10000 10 $4,000
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The cause which reduced {, the ranks
General Roger A. Pryor, Of the rebel
army, has been yariously explained. IL
has been generally supposed, however, 10
be his incompeteneyj hut IL is now stat
ed that cowardce in some skirmiBhes on
the Rapidan was the reason Of his dis
grace. Mr. Potter OF Wisconsin can
speak with some authority a. 10 the in-
trinsic probability Of this account.
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TAKEN UP,

DY WILLIAM sUMNEP, ON sArUR ~
ID DAY, tho 10Th inst, "a Ohosnnt sor ysalIN
frl Marc, with hlsEo face, without shoes, LI ~
three years ,d last spring, hiteen hands hign, Win
out gear marks or brands which the owner can gtt
by pfoyingp operty, aud paying for advertisement
Apply ID No. 90 College street.
rep22-lWr
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Invest Your Money!
For Sale, Four Business or Home
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

XAtOuLD do we'll TO husband aud apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HONE LOIS,
aud thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of erhaucrgut In the value OF their property, ward
90 tho ind ueements and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgrace and ruin incident to being
caught IN thciTsnAre and traps which are inyoly-
Ing md dnairoY ing thonsanda.
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A correspondent Of the Columbus
journal, writing from the I'd Ohio infant.
ry, stationed at Stevenson, Ala, says,
that 10 that regiment, numbering 400 Of
icers and men, there were just tigo VAL
andigham votes.
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Ohio, that claims TO have been the
birth. place of some Of our most success
ful Generals, viz Graut, Sherman, Rose
Grams McPherson aud Gilmore, ought to
roll 10 heart cheering Union vote on
the 18th Of October next; and she'll do
IL
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Buona Vista Lots for Sale

TTNHEsE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages Of
il health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water, aud eligibility oheapness:
Apply TO ~ q 7 "a T .. ID. g. sCoN ELL
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Walnut Grove Lots.

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water fac-
IN ties, healthy, prettily soped tne foreet trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages in many respects
OF both city and country, and exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, viz: onluvia heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber oilers F. SALE LOTS
on all tho streets and avenues In IN beautiful plat
Apply TO d. q. sOoNA'
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Hear General Grant:

81 am not an AbolitiOnist, | never was
an anti-Slayery man, but try to judge
everything honestly and fairly. | am
satisfied that the North and south can
never Hue in peace except as one nation, and
that a free nation"
True, oh noble hero
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Prolong Life,

10y the purchase Of a Homo Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
aud ANIMAL annoyances, such as Flint DUNs, which
coufuse. disturb, fret, and shorten ife.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the inost desir-
able part Of the city for Family Residences. Apply
II. @. ScOVEL.
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j. G.. FULGHUM & CO.,
O. r. O @ e r =,
COMMISSION AND STORAGE
MERCHANTS
NO. ID SOUTH MARKET 5
NASHVILLE, TENN,

Ii AVE IN STORE, and receiving weekly FAMILY
II AND Suffers SUPPLIES, in quantities to
meet the wants Of tho Trade Our purpose is 70
have such Articles as are IN demand and 20 sell
them az loo az he lODest june28- Il.
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For Sale,
That Valuable Business Lot,

lNN the North side Of the Prblc Square, next to
" Messrs II. h Douglas, fronting twenty
nino and i've twelfhs feet, aud running back about
one hundred and twenty two feet TO an alley, com
handing nne view Of Market street, IL now offered
Tor sale by u u oOoNfd'
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The stars and stripes were raised on
either side of the entrance. The resi-
dences also were decorated with flags,
and without il was illuminated with Chi
nese lanterns, adding brilliancy to the
view of the visitor as he approached the
spot through the drives of the Park
At 8 O'Clock large numbers of carriages
arrived, and in a few minutes the spa
cious parlors of Mr.. Hegeman's mansion
were filled by invited guests, and the
verandahs and neighboring grounds
were also occupied by ladies and gentle
men, who looked upon the scene from
without.
Mrs. Rosecrans was formally intro
duced to many present, and very favora-
bly, impressed all who saw her. She is
lady above medium height, of abou 81
years of ago, spare in form, and of light
complexion. Her manner is dignifed,
but pleasing, and she seemed at ease,
though conscious that she was the centre
of observation.
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THE soLDIER,S FRTRND.

1 DO MOST RESI-. CTF FULLY ANNOUNCE To
l HE sRMY AND PUBLIC, my willingness 10
aid them ia p occurring the remains Of deceased Sol
deTs, and avoiding Tia heavy tax which has be n
heaped upon them, not only in travelling, but IN
purchasing Metallic Caas, sc, by addressing me by
telegram, otherwise, through any Of the SAFE
Agenc es, AZ SRshyil O. Tennessee, or MurlTeesboro
or fullahoma.
RehaNe arrangements have been elect d, whereby
Bodies can be procured, whether on the battle ield
or In the nelly emetery, hmbalned, their natural
color restored, q competition eHtod, aud freed
from ell obnoxious yapors and intectioni such as
small pOx, cholera, aud yellow fever, 50 that they
may be transported TO any part OF the country per
fectly safe. ,,,..,
Fmbalmsd IA Government Coilns.......... S35 90
90 Alright, Zine oase........ $50 90
Metallic Caskets and Cases and all burial apPurten-
anccs ON hand az reasonable rates
4 CASTERLINE,
Travelling Indiana Agency.
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$4,000, IN Notes retaining lion on Real lstato
until the purchase money Is paid, for sale ior Plan
tsrs', linton, and State Bank Of Iennessee Money,
AT PAR, by H. G. SCONEL.
orricr-No. 10 rark street nearly opposite the
State Capitol Ang4a.
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The Late Battles.

bierceness Of dbe Conflict and tho Resub-
The Wounded-Re5els Acknowledge the
Bravery of our Western S3ldierS--"R0-
scy is Az Right"
Especial Correspondence of thel Chicago Evening
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For a Rich Man.

WE olor for sac Two beautiful Blocks Of Lots, Of
w 420 icet front each, having street between
both bl, oks combined making an elegant square-on
that prominent hill north Of aud commanding fine
view Of the city, and which are, perhaps, unsur-
passed In beauty Of situation. Apply TO
H. G. SC0YEL.
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A DNIRABLY SITUATED, WITH ENTBACRDI.
"A RN good surroundings aud perhaps tho best
adapted In the city, for First Class Hotel " Ia
qufre OF "A G. SCOVEL.
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NNR SEWING MACHINE IN GOOD RUNNING
~ ORDER, Tor sale by II G. sCOYEL.
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DEAL STATE BOUGHT AND SOLD ny
IL a n. G. sCoyEL.
aug23
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An Elegant Piano Forte,

ron SALE, AT INVOICE PRICE WITH COST
4 Of carriage, for good TEsNssssE MoSsY Ar Tar
Also, one BUGGY AND HARMS
One enc BRUssms OARPEr.
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IIotol Lot for Snlo.

4 lNE FRAME OFFICE, WITH TWO ROOMS, KoR
~ SAFE by II. a. sCOVRL
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Especial Attention

pam 10 the purchase aud sale Of Real estate
= renting Of Store Houses, and Dwellings, ana all
inner business requiringsprompt ana elcigut aclon
W 81. q. aCo\ u-
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En1uire A. on address y. CASrERLINE, or j. W
sCOT' 42ls Cherry street, Nashville, Tennoss-s'
s0p2A-zWd'
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NASHVILLE TTNnEsSEE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1863

Mrs. General Rosecrans was serenAded
Monday evening last, at the residence Of
her brother, VIM. HegemAn, Esq, Of New
York, at Llewellen Park, N. j, The New
York Tribune says:
Tie residence aud grounds of Mr..
Hegeman were tastetully and appropri-
ately decorated for the occasion, under
the auspices of the Committee Of Resi-
dents, who were charged with carrying
out the purpose. Over the entrance to
the grounds, splendidly illuminated
Italian arch, made ofevergreens, had been
erected. IL was surmounted by spread
eagle in the centre, and large vase filled
with flowers at either end. On one side
the transpArencies were inscribed the
words:
.......s.......s...... ....s..-.+.
ROSECRANS
STONE RIVER. CHATT NOO3A.
:'.........,... ........,. ....................;
On the reverse:
''s'''''''''
RICH MOUNTAIN.
1uKA COR1NTH
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INOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT, opposite the
IL Military Institute, having q rooms, stable and
hydrant Possession given Immediately
sep4-u ~. SCONh.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE AND RENr HOUSES
w aud Lots, In and about Nashville, and small
Yarns and Gardens, within few mileg OF me cily'
seW-G "A q SCONkL,
No 10 Park st north of Cedar, opposite the Capitol
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MTANrkD no PURCHAsE-A Comfortable Small
w House, 40 The North part of the city
sepl-u G., q. sCoViL
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Keziah, slave Of Mrs. Saucer and .
negro woman and child, slaves Of Edwin
Duvall, Esq., ran away from this city,
on Wednesday last and were caught on
the north Of Severn on Thursday. AT
the same time, was arrested Ike = free
negro who was, il is supposed PilOiing
them. They were lodged in the county
Jail
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The Cambridge InioIllgencer says !:

Nearly three hundred slaves have been
recruited in Talbot county this week.
Aud the recruiting officers not wishing
TO slight the Secesh ohivalry Of Dorset,
intend paying them q visit in a few
days. Oh give US back our niggers
The Annapolis Republican Of Satur-
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United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESsEE.-No. q.
WHEREAS, an information has been nledin the
w District Court Of the UuIted states for tho
District Aforesaid, on the ~ b day Of September,
1858, by Horace u Harrison, ESQ, Attorney Of the
United States for said District, asarst Que box cen
tanning Medical Books, aud elk boxes containing ia
al hundre ed and filteen bales Of spun Thread
alleging IN substance that the day Of January,
1865 ia the District aforesaid, land ,sa property
vas seized forfeited 10 the United statos beoausc
the thereof being eng ged IN aiding aud abet.
ting armed rebellion against the Government 81
the Unite States, at the time Of the passage Of
aot Of Congress-, approved July II, 1884, and eutl-
tied, an act 20 suppr 10 insurrech, n, 90 punish
treason and rebellion, TO seize and couhscate the
property Of rebels, and for other purposes, did not
within sixty day after the Proclamation Of the Pres
ident Of the United States, made the 25ih day Of
july 1852, ia pursuance Of said act, cease 70 aid
couRte auoe and abet SAID rebellion, and return 90
his allegiance 10 the United states; aud praJ ing for
process to enforce the izuTe, hscaton az con-
demnation Of sid property
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the montion OF
said Court, under the seal OF the Court, 10 me
directed and delivered do hereby give pub 10
notice TO all persons concerned interest in said
property 20 appear before the said Court the first
Gay Of the next Term thereof, being October 18TH,
1868, at the Federal Court ROOM In the Capitol, at
Nashville In the District aforesaid then and there
to mt rpose their claims in that behalf.
f. X. GLASCOCK,
U. 5. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
sup l6--lIt