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CORRESPONDENCE.
A Visit to Eiisworih-Bad Sleigh
tng-Boys Boarding school.

Ms- EDITOR Two weeks ago TO- day, I
'ei' / iswoFth for my hons 10 Re.iseld.-
Ioe s'1and Vas nearly bare ab1n, half tie
d's'auce-I0o nile, rsds on rond.. river,
anu gutter Ice. 50 that il was no, the wor.,
Of s.sighins after all. | was nearly thre.
days On my journey home. and as | Looked
at my tired horse, and sleigh, minus shoes.
CONSULTED that whoa | went Eas, again On
'isii, would select diEerent sessor If
the year
had the pleasure Of meeting m.nv Of M,
Old friends IN Ellsworth, and wa. particular.
!! graiitei TO renew my Acquaintance with
the Rev. Mr.. Williams, with whom I .,.,.
the SABBATH. Mr.. Williams has n larv,,,s
intelligent audience lf,r whose welfare h.
faithfully and ps'seseringly labors. VA
Pleased 10 learn from several Of the oi,irsps
that he IS popular With bis people. and j.
highly respected in the village as pioas and
scholarly pastor
Ellsworth has much imssssei ia her
eaaFcAes, school houses, and other bullinx..
during the last twenty years- In.sead Of
Two Anticipated, and somewhat dilapidA.ed
ohureh Edikees, there are fazr hne CAureAe,.
which indicated to the visitor, the common
senss, int'4lisenee. and good religious senti-
nent OF the people. These Churches, Wa
told, were quite well filed upon the Sab
oA'a' and each congregation favored With q
faithful pastor.
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oRLssB, March l0tb 1868.
Yours for the Union,
One WHO WAS TugRE.

MEssRs EpiroRs
We held our town meeting yesterday, and
achieved glorious victory over the sympa.
thize,s with jed Davis and his rebellion
The copperheads done their best, running
y, II, Powers p, NJ, as their candidate for
moderator, but With poor success, Tor tie
republicans elected every officer as follows:
Moderator-F. W, Gross.
Clerk. c. saunders,
Sclectmcn--A. Z. Emerson, H. Piukham,
+. " Gross.
Trclsnrer-L. Hancock.
) 5. Committee-F w. Gross, Edwin
Beck AMI 6. \ Emerson.
Town Agent-A. =. Emerson.
Yours Truly RkrUBLIeAs.
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SEBIc, March 9. ls3.

SEsIc, March 3, 1873
Ms EptroR The town meeting in Sc
bee, Piscrtaqus Co, has just closed with
the following resol,
Moderator-G W. Winga,e.
Clerk-T. wyman,
; lecimen-J. MoTril. h. Morrison, J.
Mouison.
Treasurer aid Town AGENT Hassell
; ;. C9mm.;ee-Rev. y. Whitney. T.
Z JOY, 7 Wyman.
The above are all s,aanch Republicans.
aud were elected BY overwhelming majori
ties yo7.r
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Our Rhetoric, and Grammar too,
We've learned enough in our own eyes
To be considered "wondrous wise"
We've learned to cipher and to speak
In French, in Latin and In Greek,
Knowing each form and each decleusion
Believe me il Is condsscension
For us to speak to you to-day,
In the old-fashioned English way,
But as for me, don't propose
To condescend TO common prose.
The hour has come for our release,
Kind schoolmates now our studies cease,
Cease, did | say, must our studies then cease,
Must the interest we've felt in our studies de-
crease,
Must our books like paper be thrown on tho
shelf,
Must the pen and the ink be laid by itself1
No, This be our motto embazoned with light,
Learn NV, learn ever while time wings its
fight,
With stuty eur watchword, improvement our
aim,
Wen reach the top round on the ladder Of fame.
Alas cur time is nearly run,
A word or two, aud we done,
First thanks t. cur Committee give,
Blessings on yea while You live,
May you with satisfaction find
Your labors blest on every roiud,
TIL tall aad goodly tree,
The seeds now Sown shall risen be.
Next on the list our Parents dear
Training up With many fear
From honors path tist we should stray,
And gise our Teacher day by day,
Earth's ocst blessings on them shower,
Sons OF sense ,-whlt richer dover.
Daughters pure their love shall she'd
On theft honorei hoary head.
Schoolmates, now 1t gives me pain
To break on link from this dear chain.
Still backward oft shall memory cast
A friendly glance upon the past
Now all is done ana were released
Kind Teacher last, but nj he least
Your gen,. course, and manners mild,
Have gained the love Of troy child,
With heavy hearts we part from you,
And mus: We say long alicu
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Tee aslsr 6NersiS trae, Hssss Z, y,r-
ae& Rseei R.ss,i 90 Fser'ssF Cssri Moss
Frsss sAs hsA- P.sgls, s.s.ars ~ iAs F,2Al
ct 1AAHsseS's SasssN--A CSss.rs Egk.
SEER lssaarsl.r, Is~s ->N9Rg ssas,
Frssvge.S ffsa sAGi Q~srsfr- Eesrg, sysy
PFsyrSSSssg kssNrsA's 6. TSatSsrg,
VAS IIGraN, 9sa
TIE follawiaS nominations were coasrsnc
to-day by she Seaate ia executive s1sSlan -
brig. Gems. OF Volunteers, 10 be MAJOR Gsa-
cas- Of Ielaasesrs--Sslas tassy, May u,
iS6l llenry W S,aean. ials I. lsds
John 4. Psrk. JAY Is. lS49. Chas. )
hamilton, Sept ~, lS6s. LEVEL H. Rs
saa, ost. 5, lS6s, hiram i RFEy. Nov
-, 1852 Amer nsaAlsasy, d Wiasela
:. HAaeoes. do; see, L. llartsaf, Do ;
Francis |. Hsrrao, dls Oliver q. Howard.
90 Rehs. II. Milrsy, Do Richard oS'es
hy. 10 Jos. j. Rsyaasts, d. Daniel &,
S,skle~. do, David 5 ssasley, IL 1oaa r,
/, aynalas, IL, Geo. ykes, d,
r. be Brig, 6saersi u vslan'esrs Col
y } jackson. sth Maize. Seps n. ises
r. rank a. EniSaaicr 6sae4vsls 81 Ieles-
,crrs. sresH Nov NJ. lS6s--Cal, n W EsnSs
8 Ms. l9sA saaaasscgSs Maj, pAssd IA
.a,. Maias Assllasrs, CD l,gsandSr easief,
ssh MlScessssa
3 9sss es sAis ctr, sppaissea esasaA ~
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The statement was not prepared by me,
but furnished to me BY the author Of Que
of the books from which the Clerk has
read, and the editor Of the works of Al.
exander Hamilton. Now, as took the
floor from the gentleman from Massachu.
sets, | desire to yield il to him.
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NiouNr DEsxsr.

MoUNr DESERT.
M5deraior-Ih7mas Mayo.
C,erk-AhrahAm Slmes.
se'ec,men-J0hn II Nlye., John W.
Soues, John {. Manchester
Treasurer-J In II Parker.
Tie ties; vote was fr VI d ra,or and Mr..
Mayo. Republican hal IL m,jority. All
Republicans except Mr. S,nes who is .
genuine war Dc-a3cFa. sa1 UniJn man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-13

ERs reeea; de,isiaa, 50 We understand,
psrsors making spF2icati1o f5r B5aa,y AMI
arrNars Of pay for ccee4sei and woand<i
soldiers, are no; required 10 attach rsveaas
stamps 20 certificates Of oE,srs and e,arks
;akins authenticated xss3ayi.s. nor does the
powsr Of attorney 10 saea cases reqairs
stamps as hersiofszs.
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b ael.lll. March 10Th ls63.

BiaeLill, March l0th 1868.
Clets-Yr.ra.i4n E.il..
Treasurer -Wiili4n Hopkins.
Sc.rc;mcn and ogcrs 'ers Of P5or-Jl.. T
Hinekey, IIcart l. II, joseph + Thomas.
School C,mai,:.e-Yesp..iAn Ellis. Ste.
phen II Wool
Collect OF raxc.-Ro1 eri W Hinckley.
Ali Republicans.
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~ N -. :. t-. Il
'.' ~ =. . wa 's'',ls' =,
* - - - 80, '.s5''' 81 =,
- e . l - >, ~ 80 ~ a. I'''t'
a. 'st"' 9 '~s"'' - ,'''s'''.ts'
Nv IaEk. llth.
Srerfal Washinrta, .,cS,=,tsssS - -.
parcrs contain the taliawia...
The road, in Va. whaeb day or tws a.,
were in ta,er,bI, s,niiIila. ka,, r,lt,,c}
,nt1 a c9uliti9n aim i.,n.ss.bl,
The President ,e,il,, ,ted the ur,,intnen,
of the S.n3t., Nv sayin- today =. /, VIA
nor l., Ms f,ol, If j., business VS. -.
Il ,ss,i ~ St,ar,,ay pext.',
C,nsal ts.n.r.l N.rnbys. r-,,lf,r. -,
he M,in. de,l,rr, he e.1lI s,.,I - Tho A..
nv in Aa.rica IS ,lal ,n,.n !, tan a,vs !,
he was aat.l ,r.as>! Il d. -. H., rspr,-,ents
tho t,.r.,,n St.,,s ,,,rr,s,.l ,,.th t,,h,.;
.s,o Tor m ; l'ni,n
fac fy.asss,a,cs ,h,. tba pr,Silart b.s
determines, :, ,nr,;,, t;.,,,a,,l ri pr,
,,st N,r.L,l >; - r-,I
X,ns riis,..,s ~ + ,irt,, ,,.,-,, ,,-.,.,e /,
th,r, .a,v and >ent Il, t,s ,,i ,,,n,,,i ,,.;s,
ON cA mi with bayi,,. ril,t.i M, r..,.,lx
in n, l.?s raid an T.,a, ne ~ W. :
L. rea,,s Wa entered F..sttx On Non.
with their rlundor, Col johnson following
after them ~th cavalry f5r.se 50 s4ar,,Iy
~ 4, recAptarv So or 40 OF tie <t,lra h,rs.,s
rha Calaael wss aroused fr.m h, sleep IA
tie time Of TIE rad IDS; in season t. es1aus
thraasha side window, Will, the reAsls wer,,
laundering Il lis door, hiding under barn
in his might clothes until lie r,h,!s wcr,
gone. liz hsl 10 meu On Their track in
ten lninu.ss after their denar,ure ,hnnsh
too latc to eon,e up with them.
A Committee Of the Chamh,r af C,m.
lneree, lad an Interview WITH Tie rr,sisen,
Yesterday, at winch they urged HIM IA max.
arrangements fsrthwith TO issue lslters Of
IN ,r,lae aud rsprls.l under the rss,ent AZ; Of
Congress Their arguments are undsrste, "!
- have made a strong impression upon Mr.
Lincoln.
y e2airary view sas however subsequently,
urged by ss'oa'ers, WAC wrFe prominent in
OPP sIt9on y TIE le.Ss = 81 toe law. They
represented 10 ihe President. the d1nsey u
\ iare'Ssn war IN ease h sheah Do what was
asked ei him. ne sdhIee' Is nicrssood 10
have ben oSsofe Tie tA2IaeI AZ It's nesting
i5-d'y'
Nsw YakK. lth.
\ Nassau Litter s4vs. Il tie Govern
meul caa,d eaiy be y,rs laded ot iac.s which
are developed iero daily. see tie iet,srs from
tie Saathcra States and hear the remarks
GhAt are drsp:ci BY the r>ls,lS fresh from
Dixie, thcv would approxiAte tie depl lrahlo
STATE tic poor wret>aesare IN. and bs en-
"a Gel taat aa energetic ami pra, cry con
daticd moyy in aln5St any d.r5>ss,a woala
suppress the rebellion.
A Memphis le,ier = The T5ass, dated Is:
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General News.

Castiae, March 4th, ls6j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-13

Bad Roads Agsia II isrgsqia Eltias.ss,a
fer tae North ~ ntra.eRg- GrRerGl Baf-
- 10 h PrTsoa Esrs3a. General Bo94'
AresrG a. Trsasaa ~ Gesaers0sj.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-07-02
coIahel p,UtnssY h prIaon.

The S Sing Republican, aunOun.
cling the srrival Of Colonel D'Uiassy at
llie prisoRin that place, says;
a when Hs was assigned to shop, he
fskedhis keeper 10 allow him TO goOlone
from the Shop TO the meas room, rcmar,
king thathe deemed Il too degrading
for him, having been colonel and an
scting blvsdier general in the United
States serlcc, to march with common
convieis. lIn answer the keeper simply
remarked, "Captoins, eolonels and
btigadiesS are all alike here; all reduced
to the rapss.' When he. Incidentally
mentioned hpi he had had n University
education. and was master Of eleven
different ! sges, the keeper replied:
Zone lang Be IS all wO have here. and
we want vary liile oflhat,"
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Mississippi Moral,

Two young ladies who lately escaped
from Kingston, among other things re-
late that the gentleman aud friCad with
whom they resided in Kingston tells his
little son daily that he must no, forget
to hate the Yankees. Many of the chill. =.
dren are taught 10 regard Yankees as Q
sort OF wild beasts: aud the ladies' re.
membcred that little boy who had had
a sight Of some Union prisoners, said to
his mother; INA, l seed 'em--tloys o
kind of mans' They heard Metho.
dist minister pray, that tho Lord would
both slay tho Yankees and .lsend their
souls 10 The lowest pit of He'll I! Anolh-
era D. D,-cxpresScd in sermon the
not unnatural, though not very Chris'
tiun wish, that God would sink tho en-.
tire navy Of the United States, with ev.
cry soul on board, to the bottom Of the
sea. The popular feeling in Mississippi
sanctions tho uSo OF such expressions in
the pulpit,
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ES-The soldiers stationed along the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad are now
busily engaged in building block houses
for the defense o. the bridges and tres
tie work. The houses are being con.
structcd Of heavy hcwn timber add ap.
pear to be very strong and safe. Some
Of the houses are nearly if not quite
completed and if the rebels do not m ke
US visit soon they will have to bring
something besides cavalry or infantry,
The houses all occupy commanding po'
silions and we think their construction
completely iasures the safGiy Of The
road. WheeliRg InsslHgcncer.
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Tho Arch Rebel.

Accordi 10 the Richmond cores.
pondeutO he London Times the s,o.
ries of lhe .health of jeff Davis are
true. az Excelency" the head rob
81 is suffer- under severe bronchial
ELECTION, cough is exhaustive and
distressing and Glthough it is his prac-
tice 10 ride genty miles on horseback,
daily, his & dtlion is such as to inspire
'consideral uneasiness,p
This vii adds statement, however,
which Is d ous, and ''hnpohant il
true II marks that the extreme
lOtsness az eoldnoss oflh sping have
had an uni orsble influence upon jeff.
Davis broi ills and have arrested the
early grow 81 spring grass
Tho coli tion suggests an inquiry
whether Tbs INES correspondent regards
Davisas q phd Nebuehadnczzar, who
is in peril d ping lurued out 10 grass
in expialioh his sins?r[E. Y, Post
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NUMBER is.

overhung the street.. Never yield the
right Of a freeman, Ny prayer now TO
Almighty God is that he may give you
wisdom, that Ho may Give the officers
who have been elected by you to con-
duct.lhe State ofWest Virginia wisdom
and knowledge and courage 10 do what
soeyer duty demands Of them, Ono
consolation | have In leaving you, that
you In casting among you have chosen
a man earnest, capable, faithful. who by
your support viii guide YOU better than
! have guided you. That is my conso.
lationi and my fellow citizens, ask you
for long lorheorance and for a dcIcuni-
ned support. and under his banner, OF
under your own banner of Wost Virgin,
Ia, rally, rally, Dnd never give W tho
ship. Make your motto like that Of tho
immortal Lawrence, who when bis body
was pierced with wounds, with his dying
breath cried Don't give up the Bhipli--
In my official capacity | must bid you
ap OAeclioualo farewell to-day. nssu.
ring you lhHt my heart ana All tho sym
paihies Of my nature arc with YOU, aud
| hope there is in stofO FOR you a gloi,
oGs and happy future, My desire is 10
see West Virginia from all tho shacklca
that sbackle man, May sho from this
small beginning to-day, grow to bO the
proudest State in all the glorious galaxy
Of States that form the Nation. will
now introduce to you the Governor cleo.
(lceliog Mr.. Foreman to the front Of
the stagc) Fellow. citizens Iuow hOYO
tho honor of presenting to you the Hon.
Arthur ! Doreman, tho elected Cover
nor oftho State of West Virgiqia.----
Three cheers were given for Governor
Borcman.) IIo is man worthy ofyour
confidence, | have ki osn him from hs
boyhood. He is in this cause as true
as steel. TA VOICE -"Tbat's the kmi
wo WANT ! bcspeak for him youtar
dent support, and ask that God may
bless him, aud direct him iu his admin,
isTaiion,
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ADVERTISING.

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Advertisements must have thenumber cf in.
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All casual or transient advertisements must
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IJsAfFilayit will not be made to orders oil
Publication or other legal advertisements un-
less they are paid for.
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Dir IAN9S n H0OFF

TFIENDERS nj, professional services 10 Il,
1 ci,izens of Pirt Pleasant, and vicinity.
He keeps CONSTANTLY uu hand large supply
.af drugs. oil, paints, dysEa,, yarhish, Essences
Alracts pcrrumlry aud soaps Of all kinds and
pa1p, medicines aud very superior aliele CT
.ar.sParia.
Hrhl.n hiss large stationery tobacco, cigars
aud an excellent wlicle afpure cider vinegar
Feb, 81, 1862"
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[From the wellsbptg Herald.
WHAT'S the Matterl

munty Ike lhls which we inhabit, be
anything else than Unconditional Uu Ia
men and unconditional advocates Of Ina
war now being waged for the preserva-
tion of that UniOuG This is an enquiry
! that is often wonderingly made by peo.
pie who observe not only the luke warm,
ness of many on the subject, but the
downright hostility ol some not only to
the war measures OF the government, but
to the existence Of the Union ITSELF
There is little doubt, but that we have
among US, through diabolical influence
or otherwise, men are senlimentslIy and
really disunionists, and who are perfect
ly willing to do all in their power to help
the rebels in the overthrow of the gov.
ernment There nay not be many Of
this extreme stamp, but there are some.
a mon who voluntarily joins the rebel
army and takes up arms with The rebel.
lion, leaves no room for doubling his
sentiments. Citizens by the score have
gone out from among Us for this pur.
pose, and are now in the rebel ranks
with arms in their hands; others renal
ming al home, sympalhize with them and
and are only prevented by the pressure
of circumstances from actually ioining
them. Their hearts are with the rebels.
Now why is this? There must be some
strong reason 10 impel SO many men. so
uniformly in the same direction: espe.
ciellv, when to leave home and friends
and property to embark in n moi yery
hopeful cause, requires man to make
many sacrifices and to exercise some
self denial. Why thew should do SO. is
one of The problems OF mental and mor.
al philosophy thatit seems hard 10 solve
Whv peonle living in the south and
thoroughly imbuei from cbildbood nm
with tie peculiar notions common in
that region, should tiy 10 armson n mis-.
copcsption of in teutions hostile n tbeir
interests, honor or feeling is of tolerably
epsy comprehension. considering tba,
this rebellion has been carefully nursed
by designing men for the last tbir,v
years, purposely to this end hut why
reople along The borler-in the northern
and western Safes outside the scono oI
such influences should 6obt far or side
wilh tLe,o Is bevond o,d;nory con,nro.
hepsiou Men OF impuIsiye lempsra.
mepts and penc,ous ;rstinctssspthu.
sias,s in INV nartirnla, rau.e soma,imo
do tl;nrs incomnrcbensiaIe 10 Moro y, a.
Ier of fact steady poinr n.onls, bnt 4
does mot opnenr hat lie narties who
| left this REGION for service n the Con.
federalo army were any Of them remar.
knble for those traits Of ebaracter or q,
any other in por,icular Asa goneraI
| thinr so far MS our acoua;ptanee with
diem went, their most marked traits
were irnoraace and obslinacy. They
were by no means men of the heroic
kind. such as def,n,Iv set out to dare
the world in the championships of riGbt
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ES-A Bank hos been established al
JohnsIown, Pa, under tho new bank
ing law
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UNION HOUSE,

aiain Street
POINT PLEASANT, VA,
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
,TTNHIS Hotel is in the business portion Of the
town, convenient to thesteamboat landing
and the proprietor pledge, himself TO spare NO
pains to give entire satisfaction 10 all who may
be plcnscd TO call up0n him.
lnerch only.
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GBc Il)ectIp l1cpisttr .
FURNISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
10 GEORGE w. TIPPETT,

( .Hadl Main Street.
IS; taiW POINT PLEASANT. VA
19i FERNS: -one dollar and dfty cents per an,
mum strictly in advance.
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THOMAS B. KLINE,

ATTORNIiY At LAW,
POINT PLEASANT, Va,
Will practice in the counties OF Mason, Put
siatll. Cahell aud Wayne.
Alwe e2rnoeiG
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-08
United States of America /:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNkSSEE.--No. 36
w HEREAs, an Information has been fled In the
w District Court Of the United states for the
District aforesaid, on the 2Sth day Of September,
1868, by Horace II. Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of the
United States for said District, against looking glass
two picture frames, two window shades one counter
pane, three sheets, six parlOr chairs, one rocking
GUAR, one Shovel one pair tongs, one poker, fifty
volumes books, bedstead, two mattresses, thirty
yards carpeting, piano one bureau and glass, and
one washs,aud, OF which property John Burch is
the reputed owner, alleging in substance that Sept
1903 Ia said District land said property seiz-
ed forfeited to the United State for causes there
matter set forth and alleged 10 te true. to-wit:
That at the time Uf aud after the passage Of au
act Of Congress, approved July II, 1862, and enti-
tltd, "Rn act to suppr IS insurrecti n, TO punish
treason and rebellion, to seize and confiscate the
property Of reb Is, and for other purposes" the
OVner Of said property engaged In aidif aud
abslting armed rebellion az inst the Government
Of the United States, aud not within 90 days at
the Proclamation Of the President OF the United States
duly made Ia pursuance of said act, the 25th day
Of July, 1862, cease 10 aid couJtenance aud abet
said rebellion and return to hi ALT glance to the
United states, aud raging for process to enforce the
seizure, conhscat ON aud condemnation Of said pro
perty.
Now therefore, iopursuarce U. the motion Of sand
Court, under the seal OF the Court TO directed,
hereby give public not ce to all persons concerned
in interest In said prol ery, TO appear before said
Court on th 18th dey of October, 1863 at the Court
ROOM in the Capitol at Nashville, in the District
afort sad then and there TO intorpose their claims
r. LAsCOCk
u 5. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
sepl-i4t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-08
Coming Rnck.

We learn that every few days, persons
heretofore known as very bitter rebels,
aud members of the families of active
and prominent rebels, now in the rebel
service, are coming intO Nashville and
its vicinity. What business have these
visitors here at time like this 1t
seems that there is no restriction placed
upon the movements of rebels and rebel
.sympAthizers, who have the best fAcili-
ties for obtaining valuable information
acre, and imparting it to their friends
in the Confederacy. The proper place
for them is with their friends within the
rebel lines. They are doing us no good
here we fear they are beneiitting their
friends.