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IN ted states of America !:

0 bl>GRl 7 Of MIDDLE TESNSSEEE.- IS.
M HEREAS, an information has been filed In the
w District Court Of tbs United States for said
District on the Tth day Of August, 1868, by John
Trlmble Esq Attorney for the United States for raii
District behalf of the United States against Ger.
tain lot, and the house thereon, situated Ia Nashville
strict Aforesaid the Northeast oerner Of the
Publ Square and Bridge street being the store house
formerly occupied and used by W. s. Nhteman--the
rcputod owner thereof and the lot appurenant there
'o--srZ By and now In custody u h. r. GlascoCK ,
Marshal, &c, under un order Of seizure issued by
said John Trnlble, August 18th, 1868 alledg.
ing In substance, among other things, that said
property seized land In the District Aforesaid
AS tOrlei cd to the United States for reasons and
causes In said Information mentioned, to wit: that
on the LIST ay Of September, 1852 said property was
N said District knowingly used and employ ed by the
owner, and with the consent OF the owner, In aiding
aud ubettng and promoting n armed rebellion against
the G,ycrnmeut Of the United states, and praying
proc, against the same, that the Famc may be con
d'mnod US forfeited, as Aforesaid.
Now, therefor in pursuance OF the monitor OF the
Court unter the seal Of the Court to directed
delivered, do hereby give pub ic NOTICE TO all per.
sons claiming said property, or IN any manner inter
estcd therein, that they be ana appear before tho
said Dstri court to be held at the Fed raj Court
room at the Capitol In tho city Of Nashville and Dis
igt aforesaid, the 18th day Il October 1868, then
ami there to nicTpOse their claims and to mase their
al legations in tia b. half T.. r. GLASCOCK,
aug25 lat. L. S. Marshal, Middle DIST. OF Tenn.
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United States Of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-No 20.
w HEREAS, an information has heen fled In the
w I.trict Court OF the United state for said Dis
trct on the 7th day ct August, A. ID 1893, by JO1n
trmb'c tsQ Attorney for the United States for said
District aud behalf Of the Omitted States against a
certain lot and ihe stOichouBo and other improve
mcuts IA rrOn, fronting on Market street, and also
on College street South Of Broat street. in tho city
Of ashyille ami District Aforesaid, being the store
house Of NJ. A. Parrish n o., aud the lot ana i'm
pruvJmeuts BppurtUnant thereto, seized by and now
Ia cusJo a of Il. GasC0Ck, Marshal, sc, under an
order Of seizure issued by sid John Trmble. Aug.
3d 1868, alleging In substance that said property was
knowingly used by tho owners thereof aud with the
consent OF the oW ne 4, In aiding abvttlug and pro
noting Ce tain armed robe lion against aud rcs.s-
anco t0rbe laws OF the United State:
NOW, therefore, 40 uhodi. nee TO tho monitor 81 the
Court uud rihe seal OF te Court, % me directed and
delivered, do hryby give public notice 20 al per
sons claiming said property, or knowing, ,r having
auy thlug 90 shy, why tho same should not ho con
demncd as forfeited that they bo and aprcar before
said Dist lCt Court, 20 be held az the Fedora tou
room, al the Capitol The lily OF Nashville, on the
18th day October 1863 then and the 90 ntsrl ose
their claims b. d, GLASgOtk,
q. 5 Marshal for Middle District Of loun,ssse.
uUELh-l4t
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A writer ia tho Richmond Examiner
states that a. the time Of the late raid
the heads Of bureaus and tho clerks In
the different departments joined military
companies and formed themselves into =
battalion that they performed military
duty for four days. With the exception Of
the commissioned clerks In the quarter
masters and commissary departments,
and the clerks la the navy department
| For this arduous duty they have drawn
| clothes from tho Government, consisting
| OF sh Jes, two flannel shirts, Two pairs OF
dra MRS, jacket aud pants, eto., - each
man. rs this SOP
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sooner take me for a master than you"
Perhaps they would. There is no &C .
| counting for tastes. Suppose you 70
down and ask them ?" " You are an
impertinent puppy and a id Abo-
litionist. l am 4 Southerner and hold
myself responsible" "You are la
boring under a mistake, sir. Such
bluster aud brAvado once passed current
here when dispensed by your bogus
chiyalry, but times have changed, and
such stuff is held in less respect in this
locality just now tn an JEFF. Davis shin
plasters are at. Richmond You only
waists your breath by such talk" al till
you, sir, am Sou herner and a white
man, and say slaves are better of South
than free negroes are North" IL hadn't
any doubt about your being q white
man until you raised the question, but
since you have taken the trouble 10 an
nounce it, | take the liberty of doubling
it, l don't believe you are white
man.
And as he said this the Cinoinnatian
advanced couple of PAGES and looked
The CarOlinisu straight In the eye. The
latter ropped his eyes in a moment,
his naughty, imperious manner gave
way, and mu,tsring that he didn't swish
to continue such BLACKBOARD talk" be
skunk away. As he lett, the Cincin.
NATHAN responded, "You began the con-
versation, and when you have got enough
Of it you can end it," A large crowd
had by this time gathered about them,
composed OF all sorts OF people and a
general smile played upon the lips of all.
As the Carolinian skunk off, q small boy
IN the crowd cried cut CPL s-y ed o.
ut and one or two others exclaimed,
or inquired, How are you, Copperhead?'
and thus ended this great constitution
al discussion" at Saratoga.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

M E oner Three Large Lots In the vicinity Of the
w CorpoTRtiouSpr &, and but "A short distance
from the General Railroad Depot, viz:
one LOT, with good pick fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet front, running through TO Vne about
400 feet ana fro ting on three sire IS total number
OF font ieet about 700.
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 302 feet, run
ming through to MclemCre street about 200 feet,
fronting three streets, and hayinga total front Of
about 500 feet, with pck ct fence
Also, lOr ON High street, about go feet front
running 10 au alley in the direction of summer
street
The three lois above men toned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they con-
venient, cheap, have Htcr facilities and room for
waste materi,l and are well worthy Of the a,teu-
zion Of those who desire 20 invest in productive
property II. C, SOONEL.
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Spirited Dialogue between IA SOUTH
orn LoYHIist and southern
Rebel
A Saratoga correspondent of the
Springfield Mass.) Republican, writes;
In one respect Saratoga society this
season is TO be commended highly. 1t is
thoroughly loyal. No traitors are toler-
ated, and no COppsrhead, if there, dares
avow his opinions. Not only good loya
songs are sung in the drawing rooms, but
anti-Slavery songs are sung there and
with apparent approval from all quarters
This II must be confessed, is a wonder.
full advance over the old times when the
overseer's lash was virtually represented
at all the hotels in Saratoga. A little OF
the old leaven worked out while we were
there, but it was soon squelched 1t
happened thus A couple OF negro banjo
and violin players appeared before the
hotel and began singing their peculiar
songs accompanied with their instru-
ments. Two gen'l men stood near each
other listening TO the songs, when Ons Of
them who subsequently announced him
self as North OaroliniAn, remarked
that the banjo player had q fine head,
one of the tiuest he ever saw. The gentle
man who stood near him, and who was
from Cincinnati, replied that he had, and
remarked that the other negro had a re-
markedly humorous face
Shortly after the negro struck up
a song the burden of which was that his
master in old Carolina, sent him to find
the cows, but that he had lost his way,
and hadn't yet found it, The Carolinian
said "he had better be back in North
Carolina" ain what capacity Z" asked
the Cincinnatian, "With his master, Of
course" re pended the Carolinian. He
probably doesn't think 30 responded
the Cincinnatian. 81 am from North
Carolina myself, sir, and know that he
had better be back there. A plantation
is the best place for niggers. They ought
TO be owned by somebody and taken care
Of" "There's a difference Of opinion
between us on that subject have
lived South myself, and | don't think
slavery is the best condition for blacks
or whites" 81 am Southerner, sir. My
1 father has lost over a million Of dollars
/ in this war | am a loyal man, but nc
| Abolitionist. lrs such id Abo'
litionists as you that have plunged thu
country in war am Southerner cir
and what | say hold myself responsible
for" "Well | supposed 80. Every de-
cent man At the North considers himsel
responsible for what he says, and doesn.
think il necessary 20 bluster about 4
either. certainly never intend sayinI
anything that il untrue, or that ! am no
responsible tor" IL tell you, cir, that
am a Southerner, and those boys woul
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. wei, K,rI the F.,.sd Oaii."

II is current that q prominent citizen
Of this city asked Secretary Seward,
when here, what would be done with the
rebrllious States when they were willing
to return TO their allegiance TO the Union.
Mr. Seward replied, why, 'oe'H hH he
fa'ted oag"
II Mr. Seward kills nothing but the
"fAtted calf" he will be certain not 10
harm any rebel. There are a great
many calves 10 rebellion, but no "fatted'
ones
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Walnut Grove Lots.

RE pleasantly situated, with good water faclli-
y ties, healthy prettily slop-d, fine forest trees
about tcu or fifteen minutes' walk from the Public
square possessing the advantages in many respects,
o both cry ana uutry, and exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, viz: eHiuvia heat, heavy
taxes etc, The subscriber offers FIR SALE LOTS
on all tho streets and avenue@iA tn beautiful plat
Apply 10 IA G. syUNtL
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

"a OULD do well to husband aud apply their
W means TO the purchase Of good HONE 10 ),
OF the ind ucements and facilities for dissipation
and escape thu di'g,doe and ruin incident to being
caught Ia III rsnare7 and trsps which are inyoly.
ing and dc stroy ing thousands.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale !

V'HE3E LOTS possess the four fold advantages OF
i health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water and eligibility -withal, cheapness
Apply TO Il. @. sCOVEL.
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For Sale, Four Business or Home
I.OtS.

NALuAB' + f.r residences or for business, be.
cause Of their being centrally situated corner
OF Gay and North Summer streets, upon slOping
ground in healthy locality, near the Hynes'
school Building, and ithal close TO the Capitol and
its Anticipated beautiful Park. Apply to
&. SCOYFL.
Eun2l
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Invest Your Money !

A no recent rcriod In the history Of the country,
n more than the present. have surrounding cir.
oumstancts indicated tho wisdom Of investing ur
money in something substantial viz: Real ESTATE a
good Home lot, or a Place for Business.
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NOTICE.

We pay particular attention 10 the
s'-i.nE and salcoi Cotton, having tsCi,ues Tor s,
...Hf uusuu a-sed by a.y other House. Liberal aJ.
.a..'a maNt on shipments, aud tho highest market
..n always guuanteei We would p.tt ,ulaiIy
a.. tAe attention y' shippers of Cotton Co tho lHa-
.ue market MOFERKAN a AENlFlt,
q" 'oe PROVISION ami O1mmissionl Blsingss, ho,.llS
Main o., LpU syille, RyE
Asg5-lm
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by the purchase Of a Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual auuoyanCeF, such as cFHT DUhS which
vOuiuae, disturb, int, and shorten lifo
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A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street, considered thu most desir'
able part of the city for Family Residences Apply
to II. @. SyONEL.
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just Received,
New Books,
Paper, and
Envelopes.

A FULL SUPPLY OF THE WORKS Of Chsrle,
ph keus. Charles Lever, Mrs Henry Wood, AleNau-
dor Dumas. a. " Reynolds, AN others.
Just received aud for sae Goa all quantities 90 cult
purchasers. Wholesale ana rotaiI, AZ low prices.
Also, tupyr aud Envelopes tal upon us ur send
ALLEN \ co.,
40 20 North cherry It,, Nashville Tenn.
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For Sale.

A BRICK HOUSE situated on the Franklin Pike,
"A corner Of B,s5 street, containing four 70 ms,
kitchen stable, etcthirtydve feet front, one hun
dred and fo-ty toCt deep, to su alley.
H. G SCOvEL
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
UEDRON BlTTERS !
The Latest ma Most Important
DiACOVCIy OF thr Naugt's min
Century.

MO mans uumo Is more intimately connected with
~ the history of the Matera Mouicn 4 the United
States, or more fayOraby know as pioneer In med
zeal discovery than that Of Or, JOHN BULL, of Lou
bylle, Ky. His nimitable preparation Of sarsapa
rs has long stood at tie head Of the various com
pounds Of that valuable drug. His Compound fectoru
Ovid Cherry has become household word through
DOT the West and South and his Worm LoZeuges, IN
less than year after their introduction, attained a
reputation a. widespread as the continent OF North
America. hut the GROWING glory Of his life remains
lohe attained IN his latest discovery, or rather com
tmaIon for he does not claim TO have bceu the dis
Oycrer Of CFDRON, which Is the basis Of the bttcrs
now offered TO the public. That honor belongs TO
The native inhabitants { Central America, 10 whom
vs. virtues have been known Tor more than two hun
lei years. Armed with Il, the Indian bids defiance
TO The most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
he most youomous serpeuts. II s a belief with them
That while there breath left iu the body the Oedron
hpotent touure, matter What tho disCano may be,
while ir Bun ts not prepared TO endorse this OK.
Eavagant prctyusion, ha L. nevertheless satisfied
ITO ma thorough examination OF the evidence relating
mlH virtues, ,hst "a a romody aud preventive Tor all
abea,ts arising from exposure Clthcr 20 changes OF
weather and climate, or TO the mi8smatic influences,
u stands without a rival, and justly deserves the
reputation has So long enjoyed In Central America
aud the West Indies. In
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nN the North side Of the Prblic square, next TO
~ Messrs H. * d Douglas, fronting twenty.
nine and yo-twefths feet, and running back about
one hundred ana twenty two feet to an olley, com
manding fine view Of Market street, IS now offered
for sale by II. G.. SCONEL.
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NANNvnIE TnlNEsaEE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. IEa9

VI NhO bNoA W WY aAN wv W Yum
mandY
THAT'S it,! he answered energetical.
ly, that's it! AND CURSED BE THE MIN
WHO DRAGGED THE POOR INTO THIS
wRETCHED WARP
DO you know" said l, "what became
of Sanders
ale was warned by Vigilance Com.
mittee TO leave the State, before the wal
breke out. He did so; or at least left
our neighborhood, and | have never
heard from him since"
"What are your plans for the future|
| inquired.
81 have nome" was the reply, except
to take the oath of allegiance, and 60 70
some place where, for time at least,
can enjoy peace"
"Hou don't want 10 go TO Mississippi
at present"
No." he said with earnes tness, "al.
though my parents and relatives are
there, if alive, | would not ven 'ure back
to that State before the war is over, for
the finest plantation in Holly Springs"
"Would You not be willing to assist in
restoring peace TO the whole country by
fighting for the Union armies?"
ayes" said he latter awhile, but not
now-not now. am, oh, so sick of war
now but let me rest while, and then
shall be ready to aid in bringing to JUS
tice those scoundrelly leaders who have
betrayed and ruined the South"
"My friend" said l. perhaps your
frank and cordial manner has encour-
aged me to be too inquisitive, but |
should like TO ask you one more ques-
ten. What are your views upon the
subject of Slavery"
The vehement earnestness of his reply
absolutely startled me
81 am an Abolitionist-an Abolition
list! | know that Slavery has been the
cause OF our ruin, and, a. God hears me,
| shall, for the rest of my life, fight
against it Ana t0o.h thirds Of the members
of my regiment feel aJom II Just as / do p
During the past week have conversed
with various other deserters from
Bragg's army, some of them from Ala
bama and some from Louisiana.
Said an Albanian: Would TO God
the war would close before it has desc.
lated our State as it has Mississippip
Said another 81 was tired of the war
long ago, and often told our fellers we d
best get out of it if we could" Said a
third: Il didn't know what made the
war in the first place, and don't know
much about it now but | speCt il wasn't
rightSpn our side, or we'd git along bet
tern we do"
OPINIONS AND ACTIONS OF THE ALABAMIANs.
l asked this last if there were many
Alabamians in the army that thought as
he did
30, yes, said he, "most all of them
think there's something wrong, and want
to Quit mighty bad"
"DJ all you Alabamians who desert
come to our linesP
20, bless you, me-" he answered; "they
would if they could. They run any w har
they think they can hide; up into hills,
and swamps. Why, the Texas cavalry
don't do nothin' else any more but hunt
',m up, and sometimes they's SO many OF
'em together they drive off the cavalry
TAKING FRENCH LEAVE BY WHOLESALE.
One Louisianian told of compan y
which deserted bodily, officers and all
Another gave it as bis candid opinion
that two to three hundred ran away from
Bragg taily, and that there were secre
organizations among the men for assist
ing each other 10 escape.
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DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT Ann SOLD BY
II II. C. SHOVEL.
aug2I
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100000
Worth Ct Good Zeal Estate
FOR SALE,

FOR
Planters Bank Of Tennessee,
Union Bank of Tennessee,
State Bank of Tennessee,
And all other Good Tsnnesse Bank Money at par
This REAL EsTATE, comprises some Of the most
desirable sitos n and about the city Of Nashville
which has been and will continue to be one Of the
lyoliest, hoathisst most thriving, and money max
ing cities IN the Union For sale BY
II. G. sCOYEL.
OuIcE-Corner Of Park and Capitol Avenue, nesrly
opposite the Capitol, orth Of Cedar street
Rs- Soc herewith schedule, IN part, Of Real Es-
tate viz
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CEDRON BITTEES

ouet.R and You will never use any others.
Is utt necessary 10 publish long lst Cd, ase4sys
Tor which the Ccdron Bittors are specific.
In AN diseases oi the stomach, Bowels, Liver. ul
Kidneys
IN all Affections Of tho Brain depending upon de-
uuE,mUnt of the stomach or Bowels
TO Gout, khoUmatlm, aud Neuralgia,
Aud No tryur aud Agle,
IL 10 destined Co rupcrsodo aIl other remedies. II
D. ouy cures all these diseases, but 10 prevents
them.
A wine GLASS lau ut the Btters taken an hour be-
lore each meal VIII obvate the 800 effects %, tho most
Nuural'Ny climate, and screen the ppr,Ou Wklug ID
against 30 .a.y under the most trying exposure
-1.d 10y uEtis.s aud Gr0tors generally.
~ p1. john Bulls Principal uHcc, Fitth street
Louisville, ky, uuels-am
No.a Wholesale iu Nashville by Armstrnug "a Uo
Church street. Nashville.
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DYSPEPSIA

sud Ms attendant train Of symptoms, it acts moro
htca charm than medicine There il nothing iu
TIE whole range OF the Matcra ModiCa that can FOR
moment bear compa ison with Il IN this disease.
lui account of this wonderful plant may be found
10 We nth edition OF he U. :. pspeusatary, pages
lgS1aud 1883
scrics oi cNiorimvutat Ia which Dr. Bull has been
ur ears onFlg "a, has just boon brought tu IA sue
gNsu ter miuRuou, and he la nov puaulcl To offer 10
,ao public count nation of Codrou. with other am
proved tones che whole preserved lu thr bcst .pa
uI cop cr-dislillyd Bourbon WHISKY winch u. II con-
bJout has no equal pa the world
Re might furnish volume OF CERTIFICATES but the
public naye long since learned 90 estimate such things
uuc true value, The Paiogt plan Is for every one
90 tcs' himself The virtues of a uye me4iciue
Glyttr
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HI orie,ors a. ~. N..;oS. II ,s;. ~, r,o'
IisA ed O. Cin.innati o.. Ian leo az, y. Ii,sG
vats diseases vith un..smnl:d -, iI;t. e.
guaraItse 70 cure Gono.r. "a. 13isct' S,.h;,,:.
lmpotsney, Nocturnal Emi,s,oas or Ssl;. h..s
Diusnsl Emissiops, Femel IL Cor ,,si,ss. !, .s,s.
every pose be fsrm IA vs,tes. - s...sa ss -.
sse. Curss rapid. thorossh "a ps,msns,. ~. 80
fees moderate. Send for ons cireris,~es...S
lergs in. By IL in. in letter ps~es o. v.,,d ~
us6's and interesting matter. xiso ! oircnIs, =.
tended for ma, All, 'S O''0siss n