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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-18
CARDS.

CARDS.
HENRY sELBY,
nEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
- Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, y indow Shades
&C.. Esst-Secona IT.. next door to Perry. jyzl
J. A. REID. N. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
I and residence No. %, corner Main ans Third
roots. Davenport, Iowa. julyl d
DRS. YOUMANS a PARKER,
PHYSICIANS 4 susGxoss.
|nFFICE No. 25, BRADY STREET, HILLS
" hlock, Rooms 4 and 8.
Davenport, May lst. 1868.
:. w. IL. BAKER. n. d.,
physician AND SURGEON, OFFICE IN
L Bsscment State Bank Building. Residence
On Fifth street, between Brady and Perry streets
Davenport. Iowa. fnov'9-dAvtf
DIR. GEO. w. McCARN,
DHYSlCIAN AM SURGEON. OFFICE
in room directly over the Post Office.
DR.. GKo. W. McCARNs residence, east side of
tsrady. second door from corner of 9th.
jan 9-dwu
s DkS. NEW ELl.. BARRET Il
ROBINSON,
4b Surgeons and Mechanical
ID u NJ r Is II ..
osv1oE CORNER or BEADY AND THIRD sn.
jne22l CHARGES MODERATE.
Dte II. aE. WUH LEY,
Homeopathic Physician.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON WEST
- Fifth street, next door east Of Congregations
j Church nov 22-d6m
IL. +. DODGE,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
BRADY STREET, B2TwEEs FOURTH AND FIvrH
ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
strong and serviceable manner, and
AJ satisfaction GUARANTEED. Office open
oil hours. day and night jne, diff
II. IL. KING,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A AVID Notary Public.
OFFIcE-Davenports Block. LeClaire, Iowa.
PARTICULAR attention paid to collectl Gus In Scot
County. mys-dly
CHAS. WHITAKER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A OFFICE on Main street, in Grants Block, up
stairs. 'my26.d:f
sam. T.. BROWN,
4 TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
q Successor Of Dew Brown, Davenport, W..
)6ics rear of l.. A. MAckio:'s Bank ap3-dtf
FRANK PLUMER,
> TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A and Notay Public. Office in LeClaire Block
Davenport Iowa ine2-dtf
o.. ID. OO q DON,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
"A and Notary Public. Office, North ives,
rnef of Brady and Second streets, upstairs
ssance on Brady street. July 2s-dt'
JAMES r. LANE,
A TTORNEY l. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
IA Office southeast corner of Brady and SEQ.
ino streets, up stairs. mayl-dtf
san. .. PUTNAM. JOHN N. ROaKRs
RUEN N Il ROGERS.
A fTORNLYS AND COUNSELORS LAW
IA OPrIoK, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main st
saeond Floor ;.a,a.f
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St0Ot Baltimore.

Camp rabforb. - Der @Umman'
baut DeS nebenbenanaten 3a9trs, BFiga0e@
@eneral @panS Shriper, bat fcl9enben ge@
riAt an ben @onperneur BRADFORD etnge>
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8aIttm ID. Waars 1853.

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MAJOR 81 ptrbaHtttatits8 e9 e b en- an ben pSer bic
@luntfaden uMs @ebaalt@tefen, be mean bic barauf bal
ttncen bsrin b~esedneten Gtaots- unbi Stabtlteuern ut6t Scr
Dtenfagy ben 4. 81 prtI beSablt merhent ole bteie
8run6hide, om fmeldeu bic Steuert ~unbesablt bletbert, qpber
fopieI %oelielbeti ais a~erfcrserltb II, I'M bic earauf laftenoen
Shntmen fdrnmt allen 8elteu unc Sor6etuagenl aufsubrtnsen,
an ~beidgteat Ia. Mprtl STADIUM ubr, int @rbongs- eSebaube Dn
Baltimore ober ir9enS einem bternaG Su ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fin
Sabluno ~serfeIben an ben NleHtbetenbenb ertonft tptr6, 9emdb
BEL Orbpnansen bes Sar9errneiltels nnb StabtratbS Der Stact
Oie 8erlauisbebiuennaen Fnb 10, 6aB Ger 8&uIer an ben I'm
ier3eibneteny am Gage bes 8ertaufs ober benz itd6it baraur
5olpeneema Gage biti auf teni f~perfoufteu @run6itid b~afteuben
|5teuern lannt alien Soften uno Ibsaben 81 3obteh bat, an
betnfall8 Ser 9 pnettcr boffelbe aui esefabr uns SoftgtheS erten
|RaulerS pie6er ~sttta1ien tara II! 6ab oer iGet Der x%auffurtale
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Der lubShliten Ode bon Baltimore lno Glpp6fraBe, unO Ter
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LID eeeisuet ppn SCbu SrCwlt, nnc taulenb irSli6 an beia6-
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SD babe btt SIRE 3a Sfrblttbsn
SIR eraebener Otener
Gbwarb Sbrtp

8rtgab. General 1T Command.
~ benz 8eri&te beissfasten Sobelsn eet
Ben bic fOlsenben 3ablen: 8ts gum /. Wdr3
1863 wurbsn In ben Dtsnlt etu9emufert In
bas 2. Wutsl. Nest.. IL Sutfifuten, in bas
3. Mb. Ge9t. / @fsoeeuer uno 158 Subftp
tafen, TN bds4s @sot.A2 @e3cssne anb 81
SabRttutsn, in bus 7. 8sst. 5 Ge3Oatne unb
1872 Subfituten, In BAG 8. 9teSt. 46 @e3ur
gene unb AZ @ubFituten, In Die i. MarYI.
@abnllsrie 78eaceene unb 253 Sntattuten,
In Comp. 6, 9nrnel GnSalerie, 4 @eueene
nu6 30 S%ubfttnteni in 8nttsrte 9, 4. Wlb.
Nrttlerte, "a @e3Usene unO IL @ubRttuten
TIM Dtenf In Camp BRADFORD 90 @taUpene
unb IL S%ntfttuten, I'm @nn3sn 181 @e,cs
gene unb 1853 Subfttutsn, 3u1ammen $40.
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8- Ntr MAIDEN bas 9ubltfar, ouf ben tet
ben Muftipndren Soper & So. SO. 42iS-
@6arleenr. lattfnbenoen 8ertauf BON S9u+
Ben 9Gten Il. ~. belonperS aufmsrflam.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nabrtntl pirb btertnit ~geseben, bag GER nnterJeitnete rph
@Sefienseridte Der Stabt Baltimore 9pama6t sMr a@erpaI-
ing oes &a9lufeS beS al6ier seritcrbeaen g8 IL be- nj
6 Ill + m an, IL. Sanuar 1868 epbalen sat. @Ge bieieni-
gen, Wel9e SOrseriInseu an bteien NedIab babeHI iperben BIER
NIT alfgeforeert, Ict6e ueblt ben -tbtgigSn 8eIe9eu an pber
boz bent II. SSult 1868 einSureiGen uno aeltenb 5I ma
den, pber si g~elpItt8eu, baB fe~5 t1rsrAn1rrlGe- ali bieIent
%a6Iafe 9sieBlit iir pcrluii8ern,lrt perben. glei Gle CAB
LanaeHI au oieiea GafldB 5n lnateE baben,l tuerben btet-
INIT auigefprbert, lpl6e Huser8i9It9 an ben unternesetosneien
gu ~IetIten. 1it4Isatt22 i14- "a Gtf 81 E1gtaE t%taah
EGlG gpnrat S@trmsi
Ssba27, 4w,1nIs atl aataaiG3 u atamialrtatur. 6
sa5. saf .4assl q 8entmre aaisoa .9la3a.
a(ler fer unb In Deutld(anb rerl8sineubet
aat. eal ,4aaa 3eitI6rtften d0a 2 ala11
81. t28k @tlt Sratt Fr.pE+ sfa. {
(Otars12iD 2aer Iii fg {. S ., 9ennisbduStn,
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Trade Sale = : f.
bon s3oI 7ft .~re.-lHJa
Gttefelm ans cd mb m

n y -. .ela ili33a betm Ratalog. sss@s
VIM nd d. f en- ST en- fa9 ben II. 01Sr,, WcreenS nm
16 ll6r, S~errauiert mir in unlerem ~SdserhauS So, AZ unt "A
Slb-GtarleSfr5 i'm 2. Stcf: -DA5. 21tHtz
500 Riffen ur6 Cartons 9ttefeII
81 S6ube unb SMte. itaaasa
DtefsIbsn umFdncn eth sroB E 8, iinb petfFGn6tae
q ffprte nj t Der n II & en- uue faftipaab eIffen
SIS aarsn, bsltybenb II fehnen ppb f&uersR StRfttn, Bro
cams, Balunpsuls, @ltgrs, StippstS, Brett ~rimptgsn Siten
&c. &C.. se s-a.-. -tss~ e.. .,ar. III .-
QBtr4 Ienten Bic NufnterfI1nteit Der Q8eberSersdutet drt
ttiien 8erfapt ta TT ,n oouitdnbises q Fpttewent oqn Yiapus-,
5r ,uert-, & aben- nns Staberi4ubsn unnfabt. ".asI
8ehtnsHn9en bear, .,-. q ,a.f.ln -
- SdWGsI 8. 9 Dpsr & 6 0.
WfDt ~ o. AlfionsrS.
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- Sl5EbIIGe Genital fsnbapn y
s-DerSasertex ga5rptan+
Sltadt; oeb ~gssseiiea nrc stbrbsa. '"'
- .-.r III N .,4.n.Enkr.rn .-.L-- -.--n
sTdErpIar
In u 10 he's btai is. San. ssr0tn 5ts 3aef anf6stist Safg
"a, NAG alaeabet a8ttit sspeb.F!t-.n p, -rI mo [-A..s

III I'm u it, ae@ btui is. San. SstGta Bic 3ast ~arF6.tIr 1aEu
M s4smii ,3I9e n~urOpastS - 10 ,laIg1
T0fsu9 9sb iua. ...,..........e. ttr 80 Min. gcrrn,
@rprefsu9 ~ .....g.... 70 +y.. ~ 49, - stls MbeneS
5arriSburg ACCOMMODATION. .....,...2 80 n gitttd8s
iplrtton ~ ~ >+tsh S...i.N ....4 ~ - Fs- HdGur.
z Dsr ant $50 Neenbs e~bgessnee &rpresSug pir6 nur al fol
ssheen lISid BON 9atrisblrg Ssiesereu Puntten anboIea:
&elbsbprotst, a0rt, Saupuer Suntttor, @iernt6n5 garttea,
4SenttDn. Chamber Sburl ARb eDdeeSoiGes aht4 ,fA4lA-
Dc Ser @oIsue geht tdaltdb, auSJe,otnen SDnhtdgS. - Der
@rpgesNle tonait ta3Itdyy aasaenpnsten MoRags. ,f"l}rs
g~aflasiere ITr 3wilGsnf:atirteu ipGten ben harrisburg DteII
Barton AecCmCbatipgs.3 nepEea. y il re-
QrIt- un6 @rpressn8e feben ernat tn B~etbia6ifre NIT
ser @ernipFpanta Gshirul-@iieabata tn SGrrtSOut9 fin
c0itts6urg, GlsSelanp, GOIumtttS, aetnctn
matt, Snptanapuit5, Sort Wasne, @btcanp
unb alien giattn bee erpeen gDritfns, ipoie gu @trtro
nit ber Nesy-Iort @rie tSiisnbaba nab allen 4ldsen int sSre.|
ltdea uns ~weitltden Nep-9Ort. i 9a" .'{l
iii ert5 m1.4 Bulge fiaSpatts. T. I'd
Tcff5u9 ippnft an UNI. 800. ......lO usr ID Wttr. Nben9f
Grpre6su3 ......4... ~. a.a!.. - z 20 III Wtcr9
harrisburg ACCOMMODATION ~. ...a = 2 ~ 80 ~ Ha9n'.
BARTON 80. .,... 6 n - ~ @Atenbs.
Der sinsiss 3usr meI&e nn SOnuaS abstbt, TT Der @E
.preB;u9 I'M q ubr Atenos. 2s@i
@S- Setsen Saar1tgets anb anbsEes seKGata nib tetiaE,
lti5fu ~sausiunft bssttbe uian ib an bic 8iIett.Sf6ec ta teH
,lGelpee. StatiSn," Ode pEu gaiSgrt. anb 6renat1Fr., 81.
GSnfea. at q f# -Gj-tl-u-G Jug fel-Ds
S III 6. &~9Ou8atts,
5raue3 o. Gen. Supt. bsr ist6rbI. Gsatraltabr.
AZ enE n * 81 "A II ~ rrF gHt *
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8tetkt an Serfaaenen
UerpftS bic @umnTe BON

Bletbt an perfauenen
DsppftS bte Sumr1s bon $3.50
rrsl6e in Der g~beIupeats>8 ant sa meiner Ser
fisuus feben, tpChtn td ieOet in bteler gBeile
etbaltensn 8strag s%tn3ubtte. Die Summe
ltebt isbsr Belt su Sbrers Bsrfa9unee um BON
Der Nsstsruug tn elmer 8stle bsnaBt gu MR.
Den, ais Iie 3ur Dsfans Der unfolttn Ger
3tsbuns fur a~nssmelen egoGtea mag. SD
ptG on bteler Stelle bemerftn, baB BON ben
1928, DeGAe Bic gum 1. Mdr3 oefebIt battsn,
3m erl6einen, 3 anlOYol lIno uno ntHt alsin
ben Btfeblsn Der Nestersn9 ni6t naGtom'
men, ionOsrn Der WtaGt, le NIT tralenpsm
Arm gu rrreiGen, f6rtali6 6Obn ipre6en.
SolIteu baber nt6l Qtnlfalten 9etrpffsn7 tper-
ben, UNI ptele @enttsntfn In bas Eager gu
brtn9en, 10 brtnse Id cine gul6sbung be1sl-
ben lobalO alS ut6alid In gUrldtae.
G6lisBli4 empfeble i9 Nae Dteientgen
reI@e bonn gseinn neither Nmtseeldafte NIT
our Sttte 9~efanben 9aten, fur bte oewiHen.
Bate 8o1IaQuns tIrer DtenRpftGt Sbre'
BerGdfGtt9ung.
ch babe bic Sire ut nerbletben
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ON FRIDAY MIGHT, TIE 23D INST, FROM ORR
" tent, near Fort Nogey, dun colorcd MULE
I6 hands high, in good con lition, years old the
coming spring, Roman nose, aud newly shoi all
round. ANY person returning the mule TO Fort Neg
ley, or lelyiug any Information by which ho may he
obtained at tho UNION Office, will he Literally re-
wRrdcd, WM. GAMBLE CO.,
Jan 25-lts suffers, 93d Ohio Vol.
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Sec. o. Ind Be ff fartlar enacted, That
all slaves Of persons who shall hereafter
be engaged In the rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
shall in any way give aid or comfort
thereto, escaping from such persons and
taking refuge within the lines Of the
army; and all slsvef captured from sush
persons or deserted by them and coming
under the control Of the Government Of
the United States, and all slaves Of such
persons found on Tor being within any
place occupied by rebel forces and af-
forwards occupied by the forces Of the
United States, shall be deemed captives
Of war, and shall be forever free Of
their servitude, and not again held as
slaves.
Sec. 10. And Be- 10 further enacted, That
no slave escaping into any State, Terri
tory or the District Of Columbia, from any
other State, shall be delivered up, or in
any way impeded or hindered Of his lib
erty, except for crime, or some Offense
against the laws, unless the person claim
ing said fugitives shall first make oath
that the person 10 whom the labor or SER
vice Of such fugitive is alleged to be due
is his lawful owner, and has not borne
arms against the United States in the
present rebellion, nor in any way given
aid and comfort thereto; and no person
engaged in the military or naval service
Of the United States shall, under any
pretence whatever, assume 10 decide on
the validity Of the claim Of any person 70
| the service or labor OF any other person,
or surrender up any such person TO the
claimant on pain Of being dismissed from
the service"
Sec. IL. Anl@ 70 further saqctea, That
the President Of the United States is au-
thorizcd TO employ as many persons of
African descent as he may deem necessa-
~, and proper for the suppression of this
rebellion, and for this purpose he may or
ganize and use them in such manner as
he may judge best for the public well
fare.
Sec. IL. And Be IL further enacted, That
the President Of the United States is
hereby authorized TO make provision for
the transportation, colonization, and set
tlement in some tropical country beyond
the limits of the United States, of such
persons of African race, made free by the
provisions OF this act as may be willing
to emigrate, having first obtained the con-
sent Of the Government of said country
TO their protection and settlement within
the same, with all the rights and privi-
leges of frcemon.
Sec IS. And bell further enacted, That
the President is hereby authorized, at
any time hereafter, by proclamation, to
extend TO persons who may have partici-
pated in the existing rebellion in any
State or part thereof, pardon and amnesty
with such exceptions and at such time
and on such conditions as he may deem
expedient for the public welfare.
See. IA. ARd be It further enacted, That
the courts of the United States shall have
power to institute proceedings, make or
ders and DEGREES, issue process, and do
all other things necessary to carry this
act into effect.
Approved, July II, 1862.
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FOU d.

A DUE BILL, GIVEN by SAMUEL BURNs
y 60 s. Fiuipy, for Sll3 90. Tho ownor can
have the same by calling 40 this onice and paying
for this advertisement lJanB-3t
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[Pun1rc REsoLurloN-No. 81

JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
&" An act to suppress instruction, to
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and conGscate the property of rebels,
and for other purposes"
ResolUed, by The Senat, and House Of Re-
personalities Of the United States of Amerj-
ca, in Congress assembled That the provi-
sions of the third clause of the fifth sec
ton of "An act TO suppress instruction,
to punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and conlscate the property of rebels, and
for other purposes, shall be so construed
as not to apply to any act or acts done
prior TO the passage thereof nor to in
clude any member of q State Legislature
or Judge of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath to support the Constitution
of the so-called Confederate States of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
strued as to work forfeiture of the real
estate of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862,
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Sherif's Sale.

virtue Of nm elias ycndit'Oni exponas to me di.
ccted ami delivered ON the u norablu Circuit
Court # Davidson J0un,y Team 4. lis June term 1861
viii xHose TO public sale TO the highest bidder Tor
on Monday, the 22l DAY Of February, 1868 al the
right, lite cain, interest and esla Is Which u. T.
Mcly, then had o. may lave since acqu rcd and
to the fIowing desc ibeu property, % vii; lot No
~ from ing 2l3 feet ncres on Che ~ street. Of the
plan o. ID. T. Mcfayucs lOts registered Ia lie Regis
tcr Office, book No II, rae 393, berg levied on az
the properly of D. T. GIv0 X TO saiisfy IN gnent
rendered IN aver " P-Gtccton Insurance Co. as INST
y. T. NoGayock and r. z. chatham, this, Jan. 22l,
1853 J. NJ. hinton Sheriff.
by j. X. BUCHANaN, n. ). JaU. 23.-w IL
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VA. CAlAS }. G.. PTTIFLD.
CALAN q PlTSFIELD,

COUE KNAUT-50 Iauol- for sale low,
- " Wb LYuN.
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G0O.OOO
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q the United States and canaias combined in one,
giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
GUARANTEES any woman or man s. 10 IS per day
and viii take back all maps that be soli aud
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send for 81 worth 10 try.
Printed Instructions how to sspvass we'll, furnish.
wANrED-wholosals Agents for our Maps in every
stat, California, Canada Engand, France aud Cuba.
ortune may De msds with a few hundred dollars
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The War Department. uses our Map Of virginia.
Maryland, and Pennsylvania, cost 100000 on which
. ma rked Antietam Creek sharpsburg, Maryland
flights, Nilliamsport Ferry, Rhorersville, Noiands
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LLOY MS
Geographical Map OF Keutuehy,
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Is the only authority for Gen Buell. and tho War De
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Prom the Tribune, AHq. a.
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hl FElt-from Actual surveys by Capts Bart and
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MO- SHOW every mans plantation aud owners name
rom 81 Louis to the Gulf o. Mexico 800 miles
every slnd bar island, town, landing aul all places
~ miles back from tho river-colored In Counties
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Adh' Ial Iharlis II. Davis, commanding the Misss.
slplh squnron Is authorized 10 purchase as many
as are required for use Of thai squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, s. oretary Of tho Navy
Eoyli- 81
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Cow Feed.
II quantities tsst.t, sout delivered 10 am parts
L Tie city, ID, d. hlDklf,
ucc. T. AZ Broadway Mills.
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FLOUR.

1 80 Rbls, EXTRA FAMILY,
80 SUrERFINE, jut received, for sale
by VIM. LYON
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TENNESSEE BRANCH

| I HIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for III,
1 successful prosecution and settlement Of de
mands againat tho General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sever.
yean' experience in the management Of claims
fore Consrcas, the Conrt Of Claims and the Exoou
two Departments at Washington, and being thor
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regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention viii. given 10 cases arIzpt
out 81 the present war, including the accounts 4
States Contractors, and psbursing Officers Of the
War and Navy departments and for - CuiIcct.
Ing, DriiitGE, ana Organizing Vol,
Unteer-,N the reimbursement Of which isauthor
izod by an act of CluErrasi CLAIMS FOR TNpEh
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES, or FOR DAMAGES To suCB
PROPERTY, for ilors5s lost in the service and foi
military Pay, Pensions, and tEOunty
land.
We give special attention % procuring ZEN.
si0ns, EOuDtIcs, etc, nccruing 10 Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted ID ease, or d.,
families Of such have died, or boon killed while II
tho discharge OF their limo Of deity as such during II
present war
Special caro- viii also bo giyon 20 claims which
have boon heretofore lgCicCtcd or Susponded
by the Departments or IncfictcutIy manarco
Prompt attention also given to tho collection Of
Quartermasters Receipts given for Property tahsr
tor the use OF the Army, to arranging Accounts viii
anioollectug Claims against tho QuRriermnstora Dc,
partmeut
All Claims placed in our hands receive our Promo,
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful
Aside from this decided Advantage, our daily Inter
course with all the Departments enables US I'm NC,
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thar
where al communication aud - necessary detail
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end we solicit you to forward to US any OF
all cases ofsuch character you may from time to time
have presented, and as Is our custom, We will fur,
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and whei
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unesa successful.
Address CHARLES n. GREEN,
No, % Cherry Street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
Sherif's Sale.

IL virtuo OF an alias vcnditicn exponaA u mo d.
- Tected and delivered frsm the Honorable Circuit
Nourt Of davidson County, 1UNhessee, At its Jun 9
term, 1861, | viii expose " public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, al the uoart HOUSE yard IN
The city Of Nashville Monday the 2Id day Of Feb.
ruary 1863 all the right, title, Gai interest and
tate which j. n. Charlton then had or may have
since acquired In and 10 the following described prop.
erty, io-wt: uat Of land containing eighty acres
south BY Mr.. Turner's, on tho west By Mr. Gilman,
and on The north By the Chattanooga Railroad. lev
led on ~ The property o. H. Charlton, 10 satisfy
Judgment rendered In favor Of George Richards
against J. II. Charlton ], H. Austin and Thns A
Harris. J. NJ, HINTON Sheriff.
jan. 23-wG. ~ J. X BscHksAN, u. y
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of alias venditioni expouas 70 me- al.
ID rected and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson County, Tenn, at its june torn
1852, viii expose 10 public sale to the highest bidder
Tor cash az the Court House yard in the city Of Nash
the right, title, claim interest and estate which O.
W. Peal then had or may have since acquired in and
to the following described property, to-wt tract
OF land containing 10 acres, yng the Murfreesbcro
pike, 10 miles from Nashville, and bounded fOllows
towit beginning &C the iron pin oontro u Murfrees-
boro pike, thence south thir,y -eght aud one AZ
west thirteen polos south 52S west "a to contrs of
spring, and hounaod on the north by r II. ID. Kiln.
brows, on tho west by W. Il. Cartwright aud on the
south by W. stevens, east by T. Bethel levied on as
the property On G. W. Pea, 90 satisfy a judgment
rendered in favor Of James Whitworth agaidst O. W.
Pea, J. 7. D. II. Shumate aud II. n. Wallace Jan.
22i, 1868. j. NJ HINTON. sheriff
BY j. X. BuCnANAS, DIS