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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-22
TENNESSEE BRANCH
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CLAIn AGERC}
CONDUCTED ~
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
wAsHINGTOE, D. c.
CHARLES q. GREEN, Agent
No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

Z ms AGRNCT possesses peculiar facilities for tn,
successful prosecution and settlement Of DO
sands against the General GoverEfnent Of EYERF
DESCRIPTION, is conductors having had. sovera
years experience In the management OF claims
fire Congress, The Court Of Claims, and the Execu.
i've Departments at Washington, and being thor.
lughly acquainted and fimiliar with the laws sno
reguatons governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cases arsire
out Of the present war, including the accounts q
states, Contractors, and Disbursing Officers Of the
War and Navy departments, and for U Collect
ting, Drilling, aud organizing Vol
unaeers,'' the reimbursement Of which ia author
lied by act af Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDEN
STTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN F0B
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUCE
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and ioi
Military Pay, Pensions, and Hounty
Land
We give special attention to procuring PeHs
siOns, H0uDties, etc, acorung to Soldiers
who have been wounded, oontractod di ease, or the
families Of such have died. or been killed while II
the discharge Of their line Of duty such during tn
present war
Special care win also be given TO claims which
have been heretofore Rel jected or Suspended
by the Departments or Hue1cientIy Managed
Prompt attention also given TO the collection oi
QVartermsater's Receipts given for Property taken
tor the Of the Army, TO srranging Accounts With
and collecting Claims against the ouartermSstert De,
partment
All Claims placed IN our hands receive Pror,pt
Personal Attention, thereby securing msuy
which, in the hands of Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unauocossful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily ntn
course with all the Departments enables us in not
oasos to obtain decisions much more speedily thar
where al communication and ether necessary detail
must be conducted through the malls.
To this ond, solicit you to forward to any OF
all cases ofsuoh character you may from time 20 tins
have presented, and, as is custom, we will fur.
aish you with all the neceszary blanks, and, whe
| required, instructions.
No charge made Ia any case unless successfaL
| Address; CHARLES d. GREEN,
| No, 81 Cherry Street
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MILITARY.
nEpARrMENr AEApQUARTERa.

DEPAR MENl heRb&pNNi GN~,
D.parfuasni--Headqusrier on High street. Ma.
Gen Rosocrans, commanding.
Cltsf ouarterr,qHtsr- headquarters on High street,
near Cedar. lieut. Col Juo W. Taylor.
Chief C5niu,isaarg- icadqnarters on summer street,
near broad Lieut Col. simmons.
Propoa Marshdf Geasroi 80 headquarters on High
street Capt W NJ. Wiloa'
Aaiaiam Medical DireCior-snrgoon a. uenry lhur'
ston u Vols. "a cherry street.
POST hEAnQuARTkk5'
pos-- Ioa adQuariors on College street, between IN
Ion and Church sireets tDr Natars residenoe) 6en.
r. b Mitchell, commanding
Chief Assistant Quarforma's ~ charge of Depot
and nishrsinq Onlcer--tA g Hodges, on
Cherry atroet. between 3 ln rnd hmeh
AesaM QaaftTnositr tr-eni lothlng, Oaihp
and Garrison hquipags, "1fsot street, Oapi'
Thos. Cox.
As,isnni Ouarisrfnds.,r-- 3D. mage OF QcariermRa'
ters' stores Issues td loot ias Quarters, etc Capt
S, Mexican Laporie lMIts street, between Church
and Broad atroot =.
Assisiani otiaYte-gqasAr--n charge q Fuel Forage
aud stationery, No. 80 Market street. Capt. VIM.
Mills
Assaaat Quarisiraasiof--in charge OF RIVER irAns-
portaton Capt j y stuhbs, High street, Old head
quarters Gen Rosecrans' .E
ASSISTANT Quarierm1aer--ln charge OF haliroao
transportation, Capt. S, Perkins, Jr, on cherry
street, near Theatre. it
Aoi A,,i,tssi Qi,arfruusr--ln charge of Means
of transportation, Public Shops, etc. Lieut. " H.
Irwin, ON Chefrysircet near lneatre
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A Radical Letter from "a Kentucky
officer TO "a Friend.

A Radical Letter from "a Kentucky
officer TO "a Friend.
The following is portion of letter
addressed some weeks ago, by Surgeon
in one Of the Kentucky Regiments, to
friend residing in that State. The au-
thor is STAKEHOLDER, the son of slave
holding parents, and born AID reared in
Kentucky. 1t will be read with much
interest by all persons
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 10, 1868.
You seem TO think Mr.. Lincoln's proc
lamation radical, and that ho has gone
over entirely to the higher law party,
You likewise think it would be a bless
ing il the country could stand aside ana
see Abolitionists and Secessionists ex-
terminate one the other, and other the
one, until they would resemble the Kill
kenny cats. You lastly express the
opinion that the time for emancipation
is too early in the worlds history, that
the lullness OF time for the slave has not
yet arrived. l propose TO notice in my
feeble way these postulates, and in the
course of my remarks, will endeavOr to
be courteous, yet firm.
lst. Mr.. LiRcoln entered upon this
war, begging the rebels TO lay down
their arms, and let the people, the sove-
ereign people settle the differences at the
ballot box, by conventions appointed ac-
cording 10 the provisions in the Oonsti-
tuition for the amendment of the same,
This was honest, was fair, but nothing
would do them but division. Mr. Linz
coln nor any other power in the land
could not grant this, for all the officers
Of the government had sworn to preserve
and defend the government against all
| its enemies. In order TO do this, he il
bound 10 use all the means God
and nature have put in his hands
as chief executive of the republic
| Now, suppose the loyal mer
everywhere came up to his support in
relation TO the proclamation. The effect
would bo 20 dishearten the rebels, and
as we advance into the country, we woulc
convert the negroes into an arm o.
strength for our cause, which would hal
crush the rebel power. They woulC
soon crumble to pieces, for they mus
eat, and that they cannot do unless thr
negro makes il for them It's eoonomi
cal, because it will save hundreds o.
thousands Of loyal lives and billions o
money. Il shortens the time Of the re
bellion. Surely these are conservative
views for the white man, because they
save his life and eoonomiza his money
but il is very radical toward rebels, fol
il takes from him all his hopes; IL con
serves the unity Of soil and majesty o
government. But it tears up root anC
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS
Poet ofMurfreesi0oro. Tenn

Eost of fMurtreesboro. Tenn.
Medical Director Post-M. O. wooDwoRTH
Hospital No. Lefty IIuiel s. W. corner square.
Surgeon T. D. Fitch
No. 2--woodbury Pike s. o. Himoe, Sur
geon in charge.
No. BLAST Court House. w. T. Johnaon,
surgeon In charge.
No. 4--Woodbuy Pike. Afst. Surgeon
J. w. Pearca.
No. b-North Court House. J. T. Woods,
Surgeon In charge
No. 6-Norih east cor. Square. VI.
Failer, Asst. Surg in charge.
No. East Court House b. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge.
No. s-Opposlte aud west City Hotel VIM.
A. McCully, Asst. Surgeon In
charge.
No. Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike
s b Permar, Act Asst. Surgeon
In charge.
GenT Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House. j. Y. Finley, Surgeon in charge.
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While we are listening to the maud
lin drivel Of Conservative leaders about
the unconstitutionality Of the law for
conhscating rebel property, The rebel
Government is busy at Knoxville, in Con-
flscating the property of loyal people.
We have a copy Of the Knoville Register
Of March Is, which announces that I. j.
CAMPBELL, Receiver of the Coniederaey,
will
DY VIRTUE OgA DEORBE OFTHE CONF DER
I'D ATE STATS District Court sell 10 thu highest
bidder for ca or on credit, may be determined
upon on the day o. sale, rs g. th1 property OF alien
enemies, that valuable Pltntat on lyiug on Emory
river, ID koane county, known a. the swamp Pond
tnrm, formerly belongiug 10 Mathew =. McEwcn,
OF Philadelphia. Said fam is elgiby located, anu
contains pwards oil six Hundred acres,
Also:
DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE CONFEDER.
DATE Stats District Court foe the stern District
OF Tennessee the sgued vii sell to the highest
bidder, on the Il 4 day of Apri next a. his Cfce In
Knoxville, Tennessee, about
SIXTY Thousand Acres OF Land,
lying in the coun les Of Po ana Monroe n the State
Of Tennessee IA the 0cooe DIST ict--First, large
quantity IN said twnsp range 3D. East of tho bBsis
hue, and 6rsl fractional township, SOUTH SINE range
containing about twenty Ave thousand acres form
ly bsongng % Edward Bavsn aui Caristiln Dor ,ch,
OfNew York.
Also an undivided halfof about sixty thousand
acres lying IN the 3d. 4lh, ana 6th range East, 10 Polk
county, aud The y, IA, and 9th range Fast Ia Mon.
roe county, being the ards belonging to Wm Wet
more, of New y rk, v. X. Stevenson, John VI Bass,
and the csal0 Of Aaron v Brown, deceased, of Ten
ncss'e
These lands ahound ia minerals and were nui clag.
ed ny tho irop ie.ors, all men excellent judgment,
MS a snle iaytstueut o capital Complet descriptions
can be seen At my Office, AMI will be cxhi lied the
day Of sale.
Also:
DY DECREE OF THE tONFGDERATE COURT AT
ID Knoxville, l viii, on the 20tb Instant, at LoudOn,
SO tue property Of alien enomics 20 the hghCst
BIDDER, Tor cash. twelve 90 fifteen lion Rolls ' used
In the manufacture Of rolled iron, one sma pair q
horsius aud rolls complete, small lot Of pig and
rolled iron, etc.
Also:
DY virtue Of decree Of the Coniedorl lte States rs
ID t iol Court for the Eas'ern District Of Te4ne seee
Will soil o the highest bidder the 2lst day Of
Apfil xt, at my onic' or in frunt thereof os Gay
Strcet, Knoxville -that lendd property kn0w1 as
the Netuore Farms, IN Polk county, containing u1-
war Of four thousand rss, living eiuttuly siiu-
ated at the base Of hiihowee Mountain, the Hi.
wassee river, IN miles east Of ChlrestOn De ot on
the Fast Tennessee Railroa and thrce miles d tant
from the Court House OF foik couny The ands are
a level pla exc eingly f-rtils ani n high state
Of cuu alton. whilst The water power Is unsurpass-
oil by any in the Confederate states.
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ouIo erArF AoENoY,

Established by Governor David Tod, 60 collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldiers and TO iernah
them FRANKFORT atiau home To direct them how to
obtain roy for extra duty, as nurses, etc ohio om-
poys the gent and It is his duty TO give the basi
Of her soldiers careful and rCspec fll attention
Offtce No, cherry -, near CHURCH.
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The rebels appear to have great trou-
BILE about the dilapidated condition of
their railroads. The Knoxville Register
contains the following advertisement
OFFICE E. 7 & ca. RAILROAD.
Knfwuffla Eak IN lQFl

OFFICE E. 7 CA. RAILROAD.
Knoxville, Feb 10, 1903
FN view Of the impossibiiity Of piocur ug Fngins,
Cars, Iron and other Railroad supplies 70 REPLACE
such as have been worn out and destroyed O. Q use
o, tie GOV rhm nt the Dire tors have de era line
O. dstr bua ainun the rtooghold rs, the iun Rnnl-
ally rece we'd Tor The above purpoie aud VIII ch has
cen accumu atug lice The comm cenent Of the
war, pnd d > ,d.rel tha THIRTY DoLtAss Of zach
-h OF $40 be paia 10 the Stockholders the CHS
per cent bon dsO tie Confederate utes, r a. tie
lrasrry Noes Of the Corf dgrae sta es, at the OPP
uon of the Prrsidolt Of he Comra y. Said pay
meat % be made on and after TOE hrst Of March No
ico g. d ieby given that On aCcordauce IA ito
above order, payment wil be mide nt Is office, aud
at the city hanN, Angus ~ Ga.
JOHN NJ BRIDGES,
Treasurer.
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NIGHT POLICE
CnnNTY OFFIOBRs.

slstg--Iarnos NJ hinton. DePeitss--rhomHa Bob
son and J. X. Buchanan.
R-y,ae5--phneas Garrett
Trtatss--W jasper Taylor.
C,r9ass-N II Belcher.
RqngsT--Inhn Corhitt.
Psssnus Coiiscor--W. D. nobergop
R1iiroad Tllr CoUeoto~--I. g. Briley.
Cousablss for no Nashvilis Dsrtct-'john d cover
snd J K. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
yrd5e-Hon James Whltworth.
eirk--P finisley Nich0l.
a. The Judges Cour, meets the hrst Monday IN
earh month aud the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County, " hold the hrst mon
day u january. Anr, July aud October
CIRCUIT COURT
JUDI
CleTt-uavld G. Love
60 Tho Court meets the nrst Monday in March
and september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jnlgs--Hon u. Bren.
Clsrk--( hurlas e. lfgpeuF
ar Tho Cour, rlccts the arst Monday IN Aprn Au'
GHhNcERY COURT.
Chanosiior--aon samuel D. FrerHon
tlrk and Master--J r. 0lenvcs
sg- The Court meets the nrst Monday in May ana
November
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40 our enbscribers.

In consequence Of the ncrease in this price Of paper
and every other material used in Printng-ofice,
we have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
to 90 cts. por week, 81 per month TO weekly OF
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
seribers which must In all be paid in advance
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GRO ". sHEWMAWER BYRON u ROB
SHEWMAKER s. R0BB,
Srnry gutElligencE Ottire,
No. IL, SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(sEwEES NERKEF AND wNSUr9
ST. LOUIS, M0.

2slablishfi for lhe Benefit pf StfaagaS
OoNrNa 70 81 IoUm IN sHARCa og
SICK, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wennds or Sickness,
CtORRECI uIh LLl5ENCE WILL BIC GlYEN OF
~ the condition Of any Sick or Wounded soldier in
r. LOUIS LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY. or any o her HOyptal M lhe Western
itpartnert This b tle ONLY Army Intelligence
inioe in the Juitcl States, aad Information regard.
ug Sodivrs from my part az the u 5. can be given
AZ any tuic by calling al, Gr wRursg 20 the AMY
rSrfLiGENos CFncs. rosl-Odloe Box No. l8io.
N. n.--PERsOys QONHsG TO 81. LOUIe N srAn1s OP
rHrie FEiKNua VIII obtain ali uooessary information
By calling at our Onoe, No. H. South Fourth street
May ~, 1882 ly
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Comparative view OF National and
Rebel RaxatiOn-- beauties OF EE e.
bel Finances.
The Lynchburg Kyyiniaa gives the
following synopsis Of the Confederate
Tax Bill, which will pass the rebel Con-
gress without material amendment:
Section l. Ali real and personal es-
tate 60 pay annually one per cent. Of lax.
Ten per cent. to be paid on all agricul-
tural products not in the hands OF the
producers, and one cent per pound on all
cotton, aud five cents on all tobacco pro-
duced this year.
|. Bankers shall pay Eve hundred dol
lars, and 20 per cent. upon their gross
profits.
II. Auctioneers shall pay fifty dol
lars, aud 2S per cent. on the gross
amount of sales. Provided, that on sales
at auction Of stocks or securities for
money, the tax shall be one fourth Of
one per cent. on the gross amount Of
sales.
Ill. Wholesale dealers In liquors of
any aud every kind aud description
shall pay two hundred dollars, and five
per cent on the gross amount Of sales.
Those who sell over three gallons at
a time are deemed wholesale dealers.
~. Retail dealers in liquors, inelud-
ing distilled spirits, fermented liquors,
and wines OF every description, shall pay
one hundred dollars, and ten per cent. on
the gross amount Of sales.
V. Retail dealers Of groceries and mer-
chandise shall pay one hundred dollars,
and ten per cent on the gross amount OF
sales.
VI. Wholesale dealers shall pay two
hundred dollars, and two and half per
cent. on the gross amount Of sales.
VII. Pawnbrokers shall pay two hun
dred dollars aud twenty per cent on
amount Of profits.
VIII. Dislillers shallpay two hundred
dollars and twenty per cent. on gross
amount Of sales. Distilers Of fruit for
ninety days or less shall pay sixty dol
lars and City cents per gallon on the first
ten gallons, and two dollars q gallon on
ell beyond that quantity.
tx. Brewers shall pay ono hundred
dollars aud two aud a half per cent on
gross amount OF sales.
X. Keepers Of hotels, inns and tavernG
shall paw twenty dollars and two and q
half per cent on the gross amount Of re-
alizod business.
Xf Keepers Of eating houseS shall
pay forty dollars and two and q hal
per oent on the gross amount Of their re-
ocipia.
XII. Brokers shall pay two hundred
dollars and twenty per cent on the gros
amount Of receipts realized.
Kill Commercial Brokers shall pa.
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REMOVAL.

/ HAVE THIS Day REMOVED MY ENTIRE STOCK
i TO the Eclipse stahle on Market street, formerly
occupied BY Mr. GEs, where viii be pleased 90 wait
on my old oustomers aud the public genorally with
my usual pr0mptnoss.
Constantly ON hand, Haoks, Buggies, Rand Wagons,
Marchlo-lm F.W. TEALEY.
Also for sale at the above stable, 10 or 10 good
work horses.
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EFE Rem CES:


Hon RIouAsD WALLACE. Mayor Of waehingtot
City.
"B. B. FEESGH. ......... Commiasio6er Of Publis
A Buildings
" GrpEOs J. BArL........hrie, Pa.
" THOMAS b FIoBtacR...... Philadelphia, ps
" y. B. CuRris. ............. arren,
" EtIJAH BAnBf. Erie,
" WILLIAM DRSNIsoN. ......... Governor Of Ohio
a JOSIAH NJ. LuoAF,........ Chicago, illinois,
CHAaLEs II. HOARD..... Natertown, NJ
Capt w. W. DOBmNs. ... Erie Pa.
W. T. SsuTHsos 4 Co... bankers Washingto1
D..
WN. P. SHAuACK Esq. .Meadville Pa
SAMUEL A. FoRD, Esq -. .Chioag0, Illinois
CORY BsRBoUR, ESQ.,. -. lerre- iiRute, Ind.
D. A. fowELL, ESQ ........Cincinuati, Ohio.
W. !. W RoRsOs, .......
ion. MURRAY MHaLEE.......s san Trancuco, Cal
loHE D. HAyNss, Esq ......Aurofa. Ind.
4. Y. HAKvEy, Esq..... 80. Nebraska, N. r.
v. <. HARyEy, Esq......... Omaha City, N. 7.
Hon. s. G. DAiEY. ......Pcru, N. II.
HARLEs p. CRosHY, ESQ. Detroit, Mich.
1H0MAs Bi WILSON, Esq'....New Baltimore, Mo
HAuusG A JasFoRns........Keosrk, Iowa.
". u. BIAcK3UHs, Esg...... Kansas Territory
II. HUeus0TaE, LEE Co. 40 broadway, y. Y.
6oWERs, BErEnAR BRAD %, "a and 90 Nesey %
Fokpl jr..,.. ,..... heW York.
gAnpNrB popaE E.........i 10 Warren street, E.H.
JEuOME b. BuCE, Esq. q......h hessau a. cor, Wal ct
Now York.
4. T. b0CEiEli Es1........... .4Oi Broadway n. Y.
WILLIAM DURYEA, Esq.... 100 Fulton street n.
CBARLEs Fox, Ksq ........ Cincinnati, Ohio
lAntA q. 6ElGki h1g..,...,..N oNlngions'h hys
MApcUs A, fINuH, ESQ.,. Maysville, kS.
juy20-1y.
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mIIItnrY IsinnILs,


Posr CrAHI.-(s Second Presbyterian Church College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at 10% o'clock,
AM, and at 2 PM. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesday night at O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO MR.. TEALEY MY
sable aud cheorluly recon end him 70 all Of my
ola ouatomers holevlng that with bis present fac.
lies and experience Ia the Livery Business, he viii 10
enabled ~ give entire Satisfaction % the public
l.. W. CAR,
Eolip1a Livery and Sale stable
March la-Im So. z North Market street
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3lashrilIe Siniou.
Published By an ASSOCIATION Of Printers.

effIco on Printers AiIoY, between
Union nnd Deadorick streets.
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"A Baker Wanted.

A COlD BBEAD BAKER CAN GETA SITUATION
"a at tho Tennessee Hospital for she Insane. Do.
qatFe at this olico. Apll-a
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DIRECTORY.
CRY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Hagor
WILLIAM snARE, Reoords.

JOHN CHLMEAEH, MdrshnL
U.,rjy W1rth0tg--W. H. WukinfOn, A. q. Tcktf,
'n5 ne gagSI5hu chuiobloy s4.ogoio ars,;
I.rat Prcnch second ana Ihos. hccarsy, third
~ Aue,,sr--W .llinm Driver.
T..esus Coiiec0r--A. B. Shankland
Eafey Tar Uolisc0r--h. B. Jarrett
Tfs.atye--k Henry.
Bllff Nister--Thomas Loake.
-,t.r..isliaeai Of he Worhh0ass--J. .. Dodd
o.s,4tm-aass. " nss W0fer W0rss--Nm. stewart.
gtfogHs Firs Departaeni--.lohn NJ. soabury
5.l.oa Of Ds O1nlieTy--1. a. Mcbride
l.-..f 0s1.ssy--J. L. rtcwart.
On Aaorssy--E D Mulloy
CITY COUNCIL.
mani of Ll8srmsn--N. ". Hrien, Presidsut John
firpsr Ioi. y. B0bb, Ed Mulloy, Il. @. soosei, w. .
.H,lih,m, 81. q. !. tiahorne, ann D. smith.
,,r.asa gonaci-Andrew Anderson, Presidents Jas
t.r William R8btrts. q. M Soutb {atc, Abraham
r..rs hieK. NcUahloi, L. B. Hough, Charles sayers,
I'u euugIea W A. MCCleand, T. j. IarbrouBht
vm nrver, VIM. stewart, Tbos. Oreadyi VIM. Haily
auI Gm. sanhorn.
sr4spEe olaaiTrEsa nF rnr Uif COUNCIL
Fhtanoe--Knoaies, soo,o nd BHcn
Vrt-r Wort4-AaieraOn, Smith and Claiborne
gr.ss s- Hut, Turuer, Myers, Mulloy, Chatham,
Tarbrough, Orrady aud liaily'
Wharj-rurnsr, rarpcr suu MCCielland.
tcgoos-lheathan MullUy ano Knowles
Fi,s Dsparfrasnf- Myers, steyVslt and hcCloland
gas-Drver, Greatly and ayers.
gssefsrB-- nltn Sanborn gud Stewart,
Market Housc- Yubrough, Roboris and CArper'
sl1get--Nuloy Mcdaniel anf stewart
Podos-Cheltham. brion aud sayers
slrhsgs-Croady, Claiborne aud Myers
Eorkiouso- -SayoTs, l.oob snd Mcdaniel
improvements Gad E;ponaiiaros-hoCloiiand brien
end sanborh.
Public Propcriy--Eobb, Stewart and Driver
Pest Rotiss---Oarpnr, southgate AMI Haley.
~ Tho Board Oi Aldermen meeN the luesua!s
usrt preceding the second aud lourih IbnIsavys 20
saoh month, and the Common Council tho second
lnd lourth Thursdays in each month.
NIGHT POLICE
taulotn-lohn Baugh.
ti,f L,sfiisaos,s-Andrew Joyce.
seo5na Lieutenant II. Davis
poi. ,.o,r,--Wm. Jeckfon, John Cavouder, Mich lA
,is Joel Philips, wm Baker, John Cottrol, William
Aato. John ingles ). W. Wright, John Pucsetti
sobsrt SCOTT W @. Francis, David Yates, Cnas' hu-
lit aud vs.. nanloy.
40 The Pollco Court Ia opcued every morning {"
nina Z, ,nllng
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Rebel saquestrations.

WEDNESDAY, EvgNING, April q, 'c3
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DY VIRTUE Of A DECREE OF THE CONFEDER.
date S ats District Court for the stern District
OF Tennessee, the un ersgned vii sell to the highest
bidder on the q day of Apri next, his cflce, in
Knoxvills, Tennessee about
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-22
SIXTY Thousand Acres OF Land,


DY DECREE OF THE CONFEDERATE COURT AT
ID Knoxville viii, on the 2Otb Instant at LoudOn,
SO J. MS tue property Of alien enomcs to the hghCst
In the manufacture Of rolled iron, sma pair e
horsinfs aud rolls, complete, small lot Of pig and
rolled iron, etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

having decided several weeks ago against the claim of
Illinois to4wo percentum Of the not proceeds of The sale
Of public lands in that State since lel9, involving the
sum of rs coo the Hon. Isaac n. Morris acting as
agen. and attorney for Illinois today argued the sub
cct before the President entering fully into the merits
Of The ques ton or which hc compimertcd by the
Hon. Rererdy johnson who. as an assistant on tlis
occasion urged IN rg; ofthc President 10 hear the
appeal from the Interior Department and to order the
cxccu, ION Of the law upon which the claim Is based
The President holds the matter under sisemen'.
NAVAL ORDER.
Capt. Henry Walle- las been ordered to the
command Of the screw sloop Sacramento.
COMPUTATIONS UNDEE TIE ESRoILMrNT ACT.
There has already been received Us commuta-
tion under the Enrolment act Sj5ODooo which SIM,
and all moneys Hereafter realized from this source are
to be expended in bounlics for enli.tmcatS.