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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-18
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DISTRICT on AuDDLE TENNESSEE Ne.
w EFREks, information has been Aled 10 the
w District Court Of the I'm ted statcs for said Dis
trict, on TIE 50tn day If May, A. - lo63, by John
Trimbe, tSq., Attorney for the United stat, Tor
tbs District a Middle Tennessee who posecutes herein
t N behhf OF the United States neanHt packages Of
goods a lat OF which Is filed with sail information,
aiodgng, ia snhEtaEee, ihat SAID golds acz on
land Ia SAID District forfeited 10 the United states
I'D that said goods trRnspoTted lran Cincinnati, In
tba state Of Ohio 20 Sa'h,ir ~ the state q Ten
nessea violation Of The ac "a Cungres aud The
oamatlOn " the pfcsitent Of the GATED States, 10
tsrdeting an commercial intercourse between the
cnzans and iuhabanis OF the said state Of icnntssoo
ana tho citizens and uhabaints OF the rest q tho
United States, and tgainst the regulations OF the
Treasury department Ol she United stat'ei aud that
said articles became thereby iorioited % the said
United States and praying prcoess egoins, the same
aud that tho be- condemued As forfeited, as
aforesaid t--e
Now, therefore, N puifnmre % thc monton OF The
Court under the seal on the Vour 10 mo directed and
delivered ! do hereby RVe public notlco 10 hu pcr-
sous claiming said goods, thar they be and app az be
tore the said Court, 60 be held ht the Foded C0ut
roorn In the Oty oil Nashville, n fat biEtrct, on the
Oth day OF july A. u. 1863, then aud there 10 inter
pofe their claims and 10 make their allegations Ia
sr That behalf " n. GlAeoOCk,
q. ,. hprshal Cor Middle District ceisanessee.
lune4-lft
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The New York lines says il knows
that rthe Presidents facial muscles are
much more likely TO be affected by the
state Of bis stomach than by the condi-
ton of MS country" Ii this be not
treason it is "hat burglary at least, and
the Provost Marshal should be on Ray
mond's tracks. The President Of Che
United States thinks more Of his stom-
ach than he does Of his country! A
likely story.--Boston Post,
The Post begging it's pardon, is befog-
ged little. The condition Of the coun-
try is such that it ereites he stomach Of
some men and tar8s tis stomach Of others.
And elhats what the matter with the
President.
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United States of America
DISTRICT or MIDDLE rGSNllisEE--No, 8.

DISTRICT OF hlphLh 80 \ iN0affe--N'' o.
VHvHFRRAs, INFORMATION has been Died Ia the Is
w tr,ct Court ofihe Uulted Statos Tor said District,
on the lst DAY oi June, A. D 1853 by John irlmhe,
Rsg Attorney Tor Che Unied states Tor the psillcl
al hddo Te6uessce, Who prp9eouies here.h M behalf
Of the United States, Agaiusl 100 barrels ~ WHISKY
Klledgiug IN aubstancc, that spid whisky was tc.el
Ia Land IN sad DAuict ~ forfeited 10 mo bnted
States that said whisky was transpqft@i ifom Lou.
ttyille. in Tue sato of kentccky 20 NASHVILLE pa mo
atAte of Tennessee on tue lot day Of May lsp3 ~
yollton OF tho act ~ Congrrfs and ne plwatm'lon
ID The pfty dent of The n ted states, nterdcihf tl
commercial intercourse between thc ciiiaeus ana ln
habtiants OF the said state o Tennessge and me et
ems and Inhabitants Of die rent ~ tho lmleu states
and against the reeuators OF the Treasury Depart
nont Sf iho United states aud that sad WI BAY be'
came Thereby 70 fitted 10 the United stale ana pray
ing proCess against the same, end thht lhe tHae pe
condemned aA forfeited, a. q or SAID ..,.
Now therefore, ~ purauAncs ~ thr uohii'h on sug
Court, under tho y ~ Of said Court 10 ne aieslsS
end delivered 90 hereby give puol.o rgtee y ei
Iersons elsiudog aaii wbhky, that they pc Snd af-
par before q pistr'ot Cou'ti - or psil nt VIZ tsa
erd Court ro,an IN ths Ciy ui Nashviiei sala ~
trict, Tie 9th day of Jolly A. d. leoai ttAa saA
there 70 ln,euoae her claims, uid TO mas 'helf avs
gttlons % thai behalf .,,.s,,,ry
Us. Martaal Tor Midfs Di2,riol Of z eanes'as.
fUuoI-lat
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The paper mills Of the South are 10
Gated as follows Alabama I--At Spring
Hill ia Mobile county. Georgia AT
Columbus, Marietta aud Athens. South
Carolina 5-One at 0reenville and four
others. North Carolina S-Lincolnion
Shelby, Fayetteville, Salem, Concord ADD
threo others at Raleigh, vizi Neuse riser,
Forrestville and Maniap Virginia p
Both ct Richmond. Tennossee LAT
Knoxville. -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-18

The Chicago Journals contain arevised
list OF nearly three columns Of the
killed and wounded before Yicksbarg.
Our latest kilograms state our aggregate
osscs thus far Al about 1000
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ID A poetic conirabAnd thus adyel
and describes his fugitive "Massa. -
as good as venus's advertisement 70
=" Runaway Cupidn; saiaas lsos
"say, darkies did you see ole iutssl,
q l,wmds moustachee on bis lace,- =
d. Go down 40 road some time dis morn ing,
Ike he's swine 70 qut DO piaot2
'o he see asmoie wuy VI 10 iibbsf, .IIH
lpsowhsr % 1iteam gppboats stay aal
SO he took his hat aud lsft very sudden,
.i' r. Ahifspecks hes run away.
N g lp's six foot one way, two loot 'tothcr
Aud he weighs three hapdrod poundi
O. d, MS coats so big & al he couldn't pay de tai
And II didnt rcseL half way round. %
He drilled 90 long hat doy called HIN raptS
Anlh $50 dremI tand,
Z rsf5pe's hem Try 70 fool dem Yankee,
=, Apltopsss forh eoptratand,''
81
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Vanity Fair says at the present mo-
msnt, in fact there are but two obstruc-
tiops 10 the free navigation Of the
Mississippi River. One Of theee is the
Confederate army, Tie other is the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-18

I'D. 5. .caassWoER, Editor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-18

Sal. -..s b .-.l ....s ...a.a
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-IT----l-l JOHN WAfIACE, Tor thn DtpatoA.
EASHvuIA, TENN. Iuly l2ih, lsdR 2
"a y Z. :. p.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-18

The noard now holds its sitings Ia the soHate
Chamber, commencing every day at o'clock, a.
June l2---n
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; TnURsDAY AoRNING. IJUNE IS. I6a
tribute 70 AdIdtaht J. W. Boyntoa.

Az . meeting Of the officers, Of the
Goth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, held in
camp near Murfreesboro, June och, for
the purpose Of giving expression to their
feelings on The death Of list Lieutenant
J. w. BOynton, the following preamble
and resolutions were adoptedI 60 .s-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
tn THE PATRONS OF THE WING.

For months past advance payment from all new Sub
Icbers strictly enforced according TO announcement Of
a previous The enforcement Of like terms with The old
patrons Of paper has for long time, been known and J
70 be necessity equally ugeu but relying these patrons
70 conform advance tss from sense Of justice to
NJ remembering all business transactions for months past
have been strictly cash terms, have heai 10 erase the
names such in We and ourselves with
large and rapidly Increasing indebtedness from this With
out our facilities for collecting moneys due and adopt as
matter Of sepressrvaon the following terms Of subscription
fer the future:
No name entered without payment advance and every
uAne certainly taken % books at the eHPraon0f the
time paid for.
papers going 70 who have paid FOR the same
70 periods Of this date viii be discontinued At the sH
psol the time paid for unless renewed BY advance payment
he papers persons who In for past sub
scrpon continue thus be until thu ar day Of April
nsx discontinued that day, and no subscriber OF This
subscriber until all arrearges paid
viii hsnseforh be strictly by the square, according
published Annual and other terms Of aesommOdA
Hol effected by special arrangement with the once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
Kentucky

The statement from Northern papers, published yes
terdsy simply announced that the Resolution in favor oil
the Louisville Convention was the day after its adop
ton rescinded We are not advised by what influences
the change was wrOught-whether by bayonets, by
bribes or by the sobersecond thought. In our gnO-
rance of the circumstances attending the VOTE are
unable to form any rational conjecture of the future
There seems to be little doubt however that the orgi
nal resolution embodied the sentiment of the great
of the people, Bought traitors armed force may for
the time have succeeded in suppressing this sentiment
But the sudden change anda the signs from that region,
have a revolutionary look about them 1t is hard to
believe that the subveron of all law and the establish
ment of such tyranny that of the Yankees can be
submitted to by the people of Kentucky, without a
bloody and desperate struggle
An article in the New York Tribune which is sharply
commented on by the World admOnishes the kentuck-
sus that they are disoya and unreliable and that they
will he subjected to much harsher discipline in the fu-
re than in the past They have heretofore been living
m bouutics-a mild tcrm for bribcs-hercaftcr the
ror of martial law will teach them morals and manners
We supposed the Yankees would not always be willing
TO nav Kentucky for her neutrality or submisson-that
as soon as they felt strong enough, they would adopt
different method of dealing with her But they not
strong enough now. Greeey, who is great mischief
maker, knows it, aud by way Of increasing the general
trouble and to further his scheme for peace, would pre-
cpitate the revolution in that State What connection
if any there may be between his uermeddlng and the
late step backwards by the Legislature further nforma
ton must determine.
OF the political movements in Kentucky since 1860
and of the present condition and feelings of the people,
we begin to-day the publication of series of articles
from the pen of one of her Representatives in Congress
Mr. Crockett
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

We are rejoiccd to that this distinguished memb,
from Tennessee, by his bold and fearless exposures al
whitening denunciations Of corruption and vlany, in
high as well low places is becoming terror to official
oyiLdoers. If corruption, pecuatiOn, speculation deel
dyed and damning vlainy exists in the Quartermaster
Commssary and other departments of the Government,
and VIC believe they do alarming extent, it is the
duty of the patriot statesman, land such the wri
ter knows the ncorruptabs Ex-Governor to be- it is the
duty of the honest aud faithful journalist to expose the
vlanous wretch who under his oiii,iil Gle ak would
build his fortune upon his countrys ruin. Such crimes
against our infant republic and high Heaven should be
exposed aud the base perperaor consigned to eternal
infamy-sunk so low TO render it impossible for the
hand Of even degradation to reach him. We know that
while honorable exceptions there are yet corruption al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TVktDAf feD. 20, 1870.
At Mcssrs. Kent, Paine Co. Auction Sale Of Gro.
cereS &C., yesterday the following price, obaIned
Brown sugar 59G3 cents white clarified do OIL or crushed
do 81 nols.es Sc gallon % 5o green % IS
81 oS o. hot cents matches IS q
% per bottle do do ca,t 81 % per gallon whisky s2 IS
s per saGn blackberry 6r.ndy % 81 per bottle Malaga
per bottle.
The Yazoo City Miss Banner quotes bacon shoulders
at % butter 2os5 cents lard IS cents mO,s,es 5000
cents soap 253O brown sugar 1Oi5 cents 81 so
693 90; whisky 81.
At recent sale Of stocks, bonds &C., at auction in
Charleston, the following price, obtained:
Ten shares Pax Of Charleston tl22X share 10 half
shares Bank of On.G,.on 500 half hare $50 shsre Charles
Bank, to s62 sh,re 100 shares Pained Bark s23H Q
s8 share S@nstoD and Manchester RAILROAD Bonds.
$1,000 each, Al $685. $4,000 City Of Memphis Bonds tlO9 to
sll9E $4,000 state of South Carolina SIX q cent? sl22
Sixteen negroes, among them cripple, were recently
sold auction In Charleston, for t1949J cash, average
3O Six the number under twelve years Of age Al
another SALE six negroes brought % @ making average OF
1851 co. One woman aged IS and her son. II years. tusht
1880.
Gold took sudden turn upward to-day, in const-
quence active demand Sales made at ~ 30 prem
Silver also advanced 10 the proportion selling at az 3Oprem
The advance gold in New York; doubtless had in
Judge Meredith regard the concpon foreign
have had effect by creating demand
referred who avoid CONSUMPTION here
decided convert their into SPECIE and take the chances
Of conscrpon other side We of course, do
wholly view the fact that paper currency continues
increase in volume with consequent tendency TO further de-
probation The country awaiting the action Of Congress-
on Subject OF the currency and trusting hopefully that 1t viii
adopt measures which will lead reesabishmen of the pub
lie credit
bill the regulation of the issue Of Treasury notes,
readers are aware already passed the Senate and Is
pending House Representatives. hhas been considered
daily body for several days. in secret session. Its pro-
visions are course unknown outside Of Congress, but
pehend the bill is substantially the that reported
from Committee of Finance in the senate The most oheS-
of that BILL have before stated the peri
odca demoneng OF Treasury notes The operation OF the
system proposed would unnegble the popu-
ation and by the uncertainty which would give rise would
have tendency dscred Confederate issues and initiate
prices further.
much better stimulate the funding Of Treasury
notes by other means decentralization Why not issue notes
fundabe bonds redeemab in cotton c six months
after Of the war; and let the holders Of the present
rency privilege OF exchanging hem at me for the
cotton notes proportion Of 5000 Of the former to 800
cotton notes. 5000 per bonds redeemabe at the
pleasure government the expiration OF five from
the date thereof
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
From the N. Y. world.l

That the tribune and It's followers years pursued the policy
81 ns Uo ne southern states means to the disruption Of
will deny The prominence which they acceded the most OBJ
Of With which they chroniced the the CARR.
enlist the passions the people against he
Institution of the South, are matters Of record
hard neeaed ne course OF the Tribune since the began
political between the Free States and the
~ no nh cos 70 ae anu me sory Of the Amer
The envenomd pernacy OF ie Tbunes efforts TO drive the
sS .bSs me 10 Seped se me nss
foil all his plans o. campaign against Richmond the howl Of
delight WIN which nailed e crIei and useless massacre Of our
troops at ana u.s. latest In behalf Of
William Cornell Jewe.l and foreign are all
PLAINLY Pa o. ohe ava plan 70 make hope
M ~, p haIv Sob while 70 dwell y 70 max "a
os tnA % nsuy W., i, upon any OF Them IN de-
or 10 Of % 9one anu and al S Oh e whole WIN
1 Of ,nrtbsT miscbef vel 10 come tbese tbnss ~
tba nas, '''' ~ '"s' arc however Of
I he success which hs. crown ed the Tbune
the nation 70 attempt new session By Longitude OF the connry
T n ss ,,i nm =, Sroxhs,t and nrovoss ,S Lang, W,
no and rebellion Tbey lose 40 opportny az ma
adns pretended at the West Of hostility 10 new
@ o,,erS men xbo dare 70 love the Union and 70 ieaS
the principles which alone insure !. pepeo Inc latest
% Ts ~ srd.v mornnS Tndsr The rsn.,s pP ~
live nam Of InSo,ncs The Trbune nubi.bss co
se 70 ~ ;s, h.s - H. horai. -, W ~ So
un S ~ L r, n u I's e., ~ hih t 1sy
ana sGos M ne gea o ana ~ se Sheh hoas
IN US hanu e Keys OIL the oh ana In IT'S ie hand
OF sle nlssnslPPI ,,, 49,, -,
,na IA 80 A.. D..t rcvssi 4, q, :, ss "el seeu,
49,, eaaaS. a. AZ $500 ~ - en
s,h ~, ~. ~ i ~ VIZ @ ~ henIucky'
mndnr that The President be reouesieS 70 rescnJ hi ,d
sns from tbe PeSer, s.rvjtc oionoi MHnrv -, K,I
60 ILL., III, 49,, y. Ss y, " "
io,ai STATE ~ KsntucLv e " ' 1s'"'e' 'A'e' III Wv
hese fngItves the Trbune Will, the NJ n, ,-,
. , ~ III 'ne Saus VI ns parry, ueselioes
- Uy auu .nerepy ol course, impnes 'hs'
every 10 hentucky who risks his life and his property
10 OF 'ne Union tne ayeho ding oonfederacy
traitor and rebel Of the Legislature Of the State sef
my ryan oil disqn9n dares thus to speak
'" anu in1 eoessay 70 say III hAt the report OF he
az ~ nue. VIC secession nerese and mat
~ ~, ~ VI " sSopsng puts rseif ON record as
S NJ y " rn he fundamental doctnei Oh re-
INC ruence oi 'n' ofei enough 70 be quoted The
vs Ia ny lee person galiy OF haboring run
tsn no no,,,on !, b ., peyeIIng 'ne owner nom OBJ
60 - h ~ suon iha on eonvieuon De con-
twenty wear, '' 'O' H'' 'e'' 'nAn Two hor more IMAM
S1l,ee are Of opinion mat Col McHenry would have
rendered himself amenabe to the penalties Of this law had be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
GENERAL pEMBERToN.
RICHMOND, Va, !
February "a l263 (

A.,
February "a, 1853
To the Editor Of the Wig:
In an editorial III your issue of to-day, headed "The
Situation" you have done uniutentional injustice to
gallant and distinguished officer aud most loyal citizen of
Virginia.
Referring to Lieutenant General. J. c. Pemberton,
commanding at Yicksburg, you remark "The only point
that has given rise to any feeling of disrust grows
out of the Commanding General of that Department
He has been in any higher command than that
of Regiment-and then, it is said, the wrong
side" Your information is entirely Bre-
vet Major j. c. Pemberton, Captain Fourth Artillery
United States Army, being at the time in Washington
city, resigned Immediately upon the secession of Vir-
gna came to Richmond and offered his services to the
Governor of Virginia, by whom he was commissioned
Lieutenant Colonel OF Artillery in the Virginia forccs-
The President shortly afterwards appointed him Colonel
in the Provisional Army Confederate States and he was
assigned to General Huger who made him Chief of Ar
tllery. Soon promoted 10 BrigadcI General General
Pembertou first commanded trigadc at Smlithfeld in
Virginia. and afterwards in South Carolina where he re-
pulsed the enemy in their first attempt upon Pocotaigo
in January, 1862. When General Lee was ordered to
Richmond, Brgadier General Pemberton was promoted
Major General, and succeeded to the command of the
Department of South Carolina and Georgia. 1t was
while Pcmberton in command that the battle of Sc
ccssionvile won, which saved Charleston. Assigned
subsequently to the department of Mississippi and
East louisiana General Pemberton carried to this
field of operations the ndomitabe energy and admirable
skill which had well defended Charleston Soon aztec
this assignment he was made Lieutenant GeneIal y
promotion we'll deserved by past services and the title
to which General Pemberton has lustrousy established
by his brilliant defence of vicksburg.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
w. w. NJ, G. s. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
Connecticut.

The Democrats Of this State have had convention,
and adopted very savage resolutions against Lncolns
Administration The resolutions denOunce nearly every
act Of the R1ng powers unconstitutional while
denyng the right Of secession, admit that Union Of
force IS mschieyOus absurdity They mpart vitality
to their resolutions by nominating for Governor Thos
H. SeynOur-the only New England man, that we have
heard Of who, from the beginning, has been steadst
and OutpOken against the Lincoln tyranny. Even in
the midst of the reigu Of Terror, he quaied nOt-and
proved himself worthy Of better nativity and better
habtatiOn than be possesses
The important point is, he be elected The n Y
World impresses the conviction that he win be; and
adds that New Hampshire, also viii elect Governor of
the same politics The elections in both States come of
early in April
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