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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-06
United States Of America :

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE. No. T.
w IIEREAS, an Information has been died IN the
w District Court Of the I'm tod stats Tor said Dis.
trict, on tie 3Oth day II May, A. % ,63, by John
Tdmbe, ESD, Alto ney for tho United StaIs for
tho District Il Middle Tennessee who posecuos herein
IN behalf OF the United states against packages OF
goods lat OF which Is fled with SAT- Information,
aOdgnR Ia substance, that sad goods were seized on
land IN sad District as forfeited 10 the United Ststes
that said goods were TRANSPORTED from Cincinnati in
the state OF Ohio TO Ma hyile in the State OF Ten
nessee 10 violation Of the act OF Congress and the pro-
clamation q the President OF the United States In
terdictipg All commercial Intercourse b,tween the
citizens and uhab ants Of the said state Of ennees
ana the citiZ MS and mhtbtants Of the rest q the
United States, and CANT the regulations of the
Treasury department OF the United SIT aud that
said articles became tuereby forfeited g the salt
Unit states, and praying proce against the same,
and that the same be condemned az forfeited, "a
aforesaid $500
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monition Of he
Court, under the sei OF the COur 20 me directed and
delivered, do hereby awe puulic notice 10 all per-
sons claiming said goods, that hcy be and opp ar be
fore the said COur TO be hod bt the Federai Court
room, IN the city OF Nashville IN rad District, on the
9th day OF Ju y, d. 1868, then and there 10 inter
pose their elaine, and TO make their allegations N
that behalf X GLASGOW,
u. $, Ma,shal for Middle uistrct Of Tennessee.
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United States of America;
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE-No. .

DISTRICT OF MIDDLR TENNESsEE--No. g.
WHEREAS an information has been n,ed in the
w District Court OF ths United Statos for said
District The 10Th day OF May, 1868 by John Trim.
bic, ESQ, Attorney Of tho Tn tod states said bis.
riCt, the behalf Of the salt Unit0i Stat AGAINST
certain lot Of goods Low lying in the 81 rehouse Of
u. S Hamilton, at Nashville, In the District afre.
said and Consisting OF pickles, preserves, fruits con
dments, tobacco, sugar. Gig is, wnes ciner, oysters
sardnus candies, and divers other articles, list u
subst. nee that said DDS seized laud, and IN
the District alor, ID, as for eitod To the United
States that said goods wee TRANSPORTED iIo GU.
isvile, in nc state II Kentucky to Ma hylle in the
State OF TennoFce ia violation Of the at Of Congress
States, int rdiCtiug all Commercial intel course be.
Tennessee aud the cit andi habitauts OF the
the treasury depar ment OF the United states a. d
United State, and pray NJ process against the same
and that The same may be condemned as forfeited
Arorc aid
Now, therefor o, In pursuance o. the montion of
the Court der the seal of the Court to me directed
and delivered, 1 do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming said articles or In any manner IN
terestcd therein that they be and appear before the
said district Jourt DO held at the + deral Court
room at tho Captl, in tn city Of Nashville and
District aforesaid, on the 9th day Of July, A. D.
1868 then aud there TO interpose their claims and
TO make their allegations In that behalf
F.. II. GLASCOCK,
U. s. Marshal, Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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United States of America !:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE.-No 6.
JEIHEREAS, an In ormltion has been fled ia the
w District Court of the United States within and
for tho District Of Middle Tenn ssee on the 26th day
Of May, A. ID 1868, by In rrimble Esq. Attorn
for the United States Tor the District Of Mode Ten
nessce who TrOsocutes heren In behalf OF the United
States, against 100 bags Of dur and CT barrels OF
Hour; aedgng, IN substance, that said -four was
seized on land, IN the District Of Middle Tennessee
on the - day Of - a n. 1858, as forfeited 10
the United States thai said -four was trarsp rted
from he stale o. Kentucky on the LIST day OF March
A. d. 1868 o. the state Of Tennessee, In violation Of
the act Of Congress and the proclamation OF the Pres
dent OF the Unite States ntcrdictng all oUmmoro al
intercourse between be otiEens and Inhabitants OF
said State Of Tennessee and the citizens and nhabit-
ants Of the est Of the United States and against tho
regulations Of the Urea department. Of the United
States and that said flour bee thereby forfeited
10 the use OF the Uned Staos Of America and pray.
Ing process against the samo, that the same may be
condemned as for eited, "a lur sqid
Now, therefore, in purs uaucs Of The monlon, under
the seal OF said Court To me directed and delivered
do hereby give public nCtcc TO all sons claiming
said -four, or in any manner interested therein,
that they b and appear before tho said district Court
10 be held at tue Federal Court room, ia the City OF
Nashville Ia ard for said District, ON the OH day Of
July, A. D. 1868, thon and thero TO iuteIpose their
claims, and make their allegations in that behalf
H. r. GlASCOCK, .
Marshal Of the United States
for the district OF Middle Teuntssec.
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A Flying" SkIrmIsb--An Exle,s
Prayer for Home.
CAN'T 9Th REQ E. TRIM VoL.|
NEAR CARTHAGE, TENN, May 81 {

CAN'T 9Th REQ E. TRIM VoL.|
NEAR CARTILAGE, TENN, May 81 (
Mn. ED1ToR:-For several weeks after
we came here, we had so little to do, that
we became so lazy that we could scarce
ly stir from our "dog tents" but for
about week past, we have been enga-
ged in "hOt skirmishes, fighting from
about ten until two, we have held our
position so far, but the enemy are roen-
forcing so heavily, that fear we will be
compelled to retire in good order" We
have not been fighting grey backs, but
an army of internal Ries that dont mind
fire.
We have a court -martial going on here
at present, and have had one with the
exception of about three days, since we
have been at this place but | didn't set
down to talk of courts martial. l sat
down to talk of home.
Home Such a word Have home
once had a home which would now
be proud TO acknowledge as such. My
home was in East Tennessee.
East Tennessee o, how l would love
to march to her relief, to meet her loyal
and long oppressed citizens to hear the
shouts of welcome TO see the tears of
joy; to grasp them by the hand and
hear their prayer, "God bless the Union"
and last but not least, to wreak ven
geance upon the heads of those who are
now DIGGING the few men through the
mountains, But we must be patient
" All's we'll that ends we'll" still love
my country, Istill have confidence in the
authorities, and believe that East Ten
nessee will yet be relieved before it is
too late. Sixth Il. Il.
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United States of America /;
pIsrRCr or MIDDLE TENNESSEE No, s,

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE AhNNhoohE 40 D
VETHEREAs, Information has been hcd IN tho Ms
w triot Court Of the United states Tor sud District
on the lat DAY juno, A. 1868, by John rrimble,
ESQ Attorney Tor the Upled states 70 the District
~ hdd iennesseC, who posocules herein IN b han
of the uuited states agans. Too Barrels OF whlskS
all, dgiug In substance, that ED VII sky was tel1ed
un land In "a ID DIST ici Hs forfeited to the United
States that said VII SKY was transported ON Lou
isyille, in tue ate OF kout.cky To Nas lie, IA l,e
state Of Tennessee, the lst day OF Nay $50 , IN
vol,tun OF tho at OF Congress and The pr eAmat on
Of the Pres dent OF the nted States, terdictllt al
commercial intcicUu between thr oiu1eur ana IN
habttauts Il the said state OF Icuuess anl me ct l.
Zcus aua inhabitants oftbe rect Of the Jhhed STATES
and against IA. r,gu alto OF the Treasury pl"ll'
meut of she Uattrd states aud that SAID wh sAy De-
came thelsby TO tied a. the UuUd state and pray
irg proves. arunst t0e same, uud tnut TIE same ho
condemned as forfeited, as a or sad
Now a. r,lurc 80 pg rsuanco - too mouluoo OF we
Court under tho al OF said court, 90 me afec'ei
aud d,liyer,d, DO hereby give public notice 70 alt
persons clail ing SAID VIII ~, hat hey d. ana APP
pear before "a istrst Cur 10 Dr. h,li Al the lel
cral Court Room m the ely o Nasuvur, s1ll ul',
tri.t on the ON day uf by, A. o. is ,, men ana
tuSro TO nrrp Sc thsT claims, and 10 make tuer as
cations IA thgt behalf 81, ,,,s,,..,r.
Us. Marshal for Middle District OF r,unessos
Junsi-lAt
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We are indebted 10 our ever attentive
friend, DIR, Bowen, Surgeon First Middle
Tennessee Cavalry, for copy of the
Winchester tTenn) Daily bulletin, of
May 23d. II ia the scabbiest- looking
and worst gotten up rebel paper that we
have yet seen. In fact, it is nearly as
low as some of the Northern Copperhead
papers. The Bulletin has the following
paragraphs:
Our pockets are almost within cannon
shot If Murfreesboro, but an engagement
with the enemy seems less probable than
il has seemed for some lime. Some say
Bragg will advance, and some say bo
won't The same as 10 Rosecrans. In
fact, since Rosecrans-the dog-has is
sued such stringent orders in regard 10
our ladies--saying that they shall not
pass from Louisville TO Nashville, or 10
Murfreesboro, or within the lines of his
depaItment-thisle leads some 10 think he
intends to commence a forward move.
ment, for the purpose Of "pulverizing"
the South. Where be stands now. he
certainly is defeated for his business is
to advance. That's what he came for
to crush the rebellion But for mopths
he has stood behind his Notifications.
while in his front, and all over the coun-
try down here, the rebellion wakes more
bitter still.
IL is reported to US, by a gentleman
Just from the enemy's lines, that Rose
Grams force has been greatly diminished
by the sending Of troops 10 Grant, and
that he has no idea Of advancing. His
excuse last winter was--the roads.
Surely the way is open now, an tht
roads are good. But he migAt meet with
some obstacles worse than bad roads aud
high water courses. We don't consider
a fight imminent,
Yesterday was a somewhat interesting
time in our town. The influx Of more
people than usual was ia answer 10 the
requirements Of the cOnscript enAc tments.
Some came 81 be examined, some 10 have
their former discharges Uisaed aud al,
no doubt 10 be exempted. some were
found tt for service, and were taken.
But Of this class not great number. we
opine, were found, Tor we must say that
Franklin county has done good part in
THO war. There are some skulkers in her
domains who ought 10 be caught and
made to do something, since hey do
nothing out Of the army, and doubtless
would do as little in IL.
The Bailetin'is delighted at the "Con-
sentative" meetings Ia the North. Speak
ing Of the New York meeting, it says:
One speaker said the Norbury II the
present day was Judge Leavitt who de-
MED the writ Of habeas corpus 10 VAL
landigham. Let him remind Mr Lin
coin that Caesar had his Brutus Charles
FIRST his CromweIli let him remind
George III. Of the present day that no
may have his Cromwell or his Is utus.
Cheers All the speakers denounced
the Administration, aud were loudly APP
plaudsd.
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NO 81
AmaIRnnlnfInn.

The following advertisement l. roi,o
the rounds oC ,bo oo.,.---.,- ;,
r.r.u, -, 'auNe news
""'0N iuNarlaoly append some
comments designed TO express their hor-
ror a. the depravity of the Abolit;o,is,s
We copy from tho T.oris,iu. -,
NV 1|e"'0o'~'
c,,il Ah 80 40 ONE OF the tAMiLY-The
O5ViI"lue advertisement appears in the
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b, - "a W., DC Psiu soou wages ana
Do ueA'u as one OF The family Refer
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now we ask the attention OF our read
ers, in connection with this REVEALING
displav Of denravitv to tho ClI.,.;.9
III 81 -,
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noted virginia rebel IN the town of Port
ROYAL on the RappAbannock
al, tho nam. 81 GA L., -,
&C.. - - - 80 - H - oouu
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and be.I,b anI 80 di@,o y. sou !' uiiuu
do make this nv las, viii ond ,oa,.r,o,,'
hereby revoking all others heretofore
MADE IplPr'"''s Its my will that after
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be vested forever in INV beloved donghtor
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OF my wiz Charlotte
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TENNESSEE CAVALRY.

TENNESSEE ARTILLERY.
Letter Abbot.
Letter B-Orawford.
Letter C-Scully.
Letter D-Craw ford.
Not so bad, Mr.. Editor, for Tennessee
and certainly not so bad for East Ten
nessee, as thirteen of the regiments are
from there and tiOo of the artillery.
EAST TENNESSEE,
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A Jackson, Miss, correspondent of the

A jackson, Miss, correspondent of the
Mobile Advertiser, says;
The raid of Grierson has proved
complete success, and he can boast that
he has taken 1000 men aud trotted from
one end of the State of Mississippi b
the other. He has outwitted, laughed at,
and played with all our military author.
tiles. An anaconda on a limited scale
was gotten up for his especial benefit,
and about 5000 men slung around or
after him. He leisurely trotted along,
burnt railroad depots, stopped and camp
ed, aud did just as be pleased until he
got into Louisiana, aud Gen. Gardner
moved out some Of his forces after him,
when he showed a clean pair of heels and
dashed into Baton Rouge. All the loss
he sustained was few stra glers and
some few men killed, wounded aud cap
tured in Louisiana.
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vaIIandiehnm az shoIbyvIiIe.

The Murfreesboro correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gaz tie had a conversation
a few days ago with a gentleman from
Shelbyville. lie stated that
Yallandigh am is the guest Of Bragg,
and 10 all appearances an honored aud
favored guest, staying at his military
headquarters in day time, and at his pri-
vste house at night. One evening, when
he was called upon for a speech, he APP
pesred and told the crowd that lac would
wait for some cool evening, and would
then make a speech which would show
them that he was still Vallandigham
This satisfactory assurance appeared 10
content the crowd, and they quietly dis
persed.
In his private conversations, however,
with Bragg and other prominent rebels,
Vallandigham was less reserved He
declared himself Union maR, but left
his hearers in every little doubt az 10 the
hind Of Unionism which he professed.
He told them that the people of the West
were growing very sick Of the war; that
they would be entirely satisfied with the
u Mon as il was; that = storm was
brewing amongst them against the Ad-
ministration; that he himself would be
elected next Governor Of Ohio by enc
hundred thousand majority; that the
active operations OF the war would soon
close; that the hostile armies would
speedily cease 10 face each other ia the
held; that the armed force from the
North would have enough TO do at home;
and that the Southern soldiers would ere
long cnj y season OF rest
A golden clad traitor is often as i'm
y,,.solp a bla a. 4, "a frop LID M.ust.- IL.
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Important NOtico.-AII Valuable Pa
Pers 40 bss stamped.

II will be of benefit for ell persons re-
ceiying papers Of any value 10 know that
all notes, bonds, drafts, checks and other
instruments liable to stamp duty t0iR be
inuahd / ISSUED on and gjt r June LIST t0ih
out besng appropriately stamped This is a
most important provision Of law, and
will be regarded by all business men as
of the first consequence.
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Editors Of loyal newspapers will do US great kind
ness by repubshing the foregoing or Ia substance.
The current transactions In Tennessee for months 70
come viii be highly Interesting TO all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions and the columns u
the Usos viii furnish the earliest aud most reliable
history OF these events.
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY, JUNE g. 1863.
Tenne..eans ln lhs scrrIce.

Editor Of the Nashville Union
The following are the names of Colo
nels commanding Tennessee Regiments
in the Federal service, and the positions
of their regiments .
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Tho United Staos us certain lot OF Goods claimed
by one r. stewart, now In said District.
Llbo Of Information No l. filed by the U g. District
Attorney for the Middle District Of Tennessee
IN PURSUANCE Of a writ Of VendRioni Erponas 10
Il mo directed from the Honorable the U1strict
Court, OF the United States for said DISTRICT on tho
18th day Of May, 1853 will sell said Goods at public
Auction TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at
tho store house Of Morgan ~ Co., the iublic
square, in the city OF Nashville, n the TENTH DAY
OF JUNE next Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on that day, and continue until all Of said
Goods are disposed Of
said stock Of Goods consists OF Dry Goods, such
az Ladies' Dress Good. &C, PrDts, DOmostiCs, Cling
hams, Cloths, CAsimeres, Fannels, Roots, ShOes,
and Also rrugs and Medicines, Dye Stuts Soaps,
Candles, Lard il, and great variety Of other sri
Giles Err. GLASCUCK,
maylT-td U. &. Marshal, NJ. D. T.
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Perhaps the darkest side of this war Ia
the front side Of an African regiment,
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These are spicy times; if you doubt it,
otrcumYios
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A golden clad traitor is often as inn
pregnable as an iron-slad Monitor His
eagles protect him.
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KENTUCKY.

Necessary authority from tho Provost Narshsl
General having bees obtslned the undersigned will
rSOSivS srdscs for the purchase, North, Of Ovory
variety Of
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wanted r individual uso which articles will be fur
nished at ssrthSrn prIoOs, cost of transportation
only added
A FIRST class Northern cutter wiil attend upon re-
guest, and take measures, from which, in some
Northern city any desired style OF garment will DO
made, the cloth and At OF which will DO warranted
Also, good boot filter will attend, and take meas
wes, from which boots will be made North and
promptly furnished.
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Marshal's Sale
OF A STOCK OF GOODS

Tho United Statos certain lot OF Goods claimed
by one Y. stewart now In said District
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SPE61AB NOTICES.

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