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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE.-Mo. 81

miDDAb DA9lAAbA VT AhNAsh9S AA-s--No' ol'
XETHEREAs, an Information was filed in the Dis
w trict Court of the United States for the District
aforesaid on the nth day OF Sept 1868, by Horace
IL. Harrison, ksq Attorney OF the United states for
said district against a certain lot Of ground and the
buildings aud improvements thereon situated en the
southwest side Of market street near the Public
square IN the City Of Nashville and District afOre-
said said lot being lot No %, in the original plan Of
the City Of Nashville, aud being bounded as follows
Beginning at Joseph and Robert Woods's corner on
the South west side OF Market street. running thence
North westwardly with said street twenty two feet 10
the line Of the lot belonging 10 the heirs OF Robert
seAroy ID ceased thence In line at right angles with
said street hundred and twenty one feet aud our
ipohos TO stake thence In lie at right angles with
the hno last mentioned, twenty-five feet 10 Woods
alley and thence In straight line TO the beginning.
Alleging IN substance that sept l5 ls69S said pro
pery was seized by the Marshal of the United states
for the district Aforesaid under AN order OF seizure
issued on said day by the said Attorney OF the United
States as forfeited 10 the United Stat Tor the causes
IN said information set FORTH to-Nit that the owner
of said property being Vernon X Stevenson, late
OF the tity Of Nashville Aforesa d. and ARR
the 18th July, 1862, engaged IN aiding aud abetlng
an armed rebellion against the 6overnment OF the
United States AMI did not within % Gay after the
Proclamation OF the President OF the United atates
of tho 26th July 1862 TO aid. counionance and
ahet said rebellion aud return 10 bis allegiance TO the
United Stees and praying for process TO enforce the
seizure cOnhscation and condemnation OF sara prop
erty. - .,.,- -,
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the montlon OF
said Court undor the seal Of said Court 70 me direct
ed hereby give public notice 10 all persons concern
ed in interest," TO appear before said Court Al the
day o. the next term Of said Court 10 wit October,
10 lso3then and there 10 inierPose their claims
E. n. GLAcCOCk,
sop22 q Marshal Middle District Tenn.
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campaign in Mississippi, which was to
have met at Montgomery, aud was trans
ferred to this city, has been postponed /;
and if not, can any one tell us what
foundation there is for the rumor that
orders from Richmond, both before and
after the surrender of Vicksburg, were
the remote cause of the further postpone
ment?
We are asked these questions so fire.
quently that we have become desirous to
satisfy the public curiosity.
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NASHVILLE TENDESSEE SUNDAY OCTOBER A. 1863

itsry disasters. General Bragg has the
reputation of being an exception among
our commanders. II is said that he has
disciplined his army, though it is diff.
cult to believe that he deserves that
praise and to credit the tales of deser ton
and discomfort from his regiments, which
have been often repeated
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MORE WAR SHIPS.

They are ooming--so says the Mobile
Register. The tyrsnts at Washington are
fully advised, (but our own people are
not) that few short weeks, more or less,
will bring to our coast one of the most
powerful war fleets in the world, TO un-
manacle our commerce, relieve our coast
garrisons, reinstate our currency, and
change the whole character of the strug-
ple.
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q pp rhead ,uroal says;

A pp rhead j,ur0al says;
tile SAID nat Stanton flrlougied l.
300 soldiers ~ heip ALTERS ia Maine be-
tue election.
II Is very likely that il was necessary
'o btlp maltrs" in Maine, when the
K nh lcaos carried the state by over 49,
900 ol nty. The copperneAd ought to
nav, decreased his lie TO $1,000
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THE VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
A MILITARY BILL.

In the House, to- day, Mr.. Randolph,
of Richmond, Chairman of the Commit
tee of Military Affairs, reported a bill
entitled GAN act to reorganize the militia
of the Commonwealth" The draft of
the bill covers % sections. The bill
drafts every white male between the
ages of 16 and GO years domiciled in the
State and not exempted by the law
thereof
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A COMMISSIONERS TO IRELAND.

The Savannah News says; "Lieut.
Oaspal, of Richmond, has been commits
stoned and sent as Commissioner to Ire.
land, to represent the Confederate cause
in that country, and counteract the in
fuence brought to bear by the Lincoln
Government, to induce them to enlist in
the Ysnkee crusade"
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POLITICAL.

w. II Coleman and Judge Il. w. Wat
son are announced in the Montgomery
Advertiser as candidates for Mayor Of
that city.
The Savannah Republican announces
Joshua Hill, of Morgan County, and T.
M. ForlOw, of Sumter county, as candi-
dates for Governor of Georgia.
AS Representatives to the Rebel Con-
gress, the Republican announces as can
didates in the First district, Thomas
Butler King and Julian Hartridge and in
the Second District, James L. Seward.
COL. sTRAIGHr's OFFICERS GIVEN UP BY
GEORGIA, AND SENT TO RICHMOND.
In consequence of the solicitations of
Morgsn's men, now in our hands, to the
rebel authorities in behalf of Colonel
Straight's command who were turned
over TO the authorities of Georgia TO be
dealt with by State law, all Straights
officers have been removed TO the Libby
Prison and placed among the Union
prisoners.
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A general exchange Of all prisoners
taken prior 10 September lst has been ef-
fected excepting negro so diers and their
officers. Aher eli our oEn soldiers are
exchanged there viii be a larger balance
against the rebels. The new cartel was
agreed on at City Point sunday last, be-
tween General Meredith aud Commits
siOner OIld.
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HOWELL COBB,

Gen. Howell Cobb is now in Atlanta.
He has been assigned to the duty of Or
gsnizing 5000 troops for service in this
State, and will command the entire State
force. The troops will doubtless be
gratified st being placed under the com
mand of one of GeorgiA's distinguished
sons,
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Invest Your Money !
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
I,aborers,

w OULD do well to husband and apply their
w means to tho purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money reap the advantages
Of enhancement In the value OF their property, ward
of the ind uooments and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgrace and ruin incident to being
caught In their snareB and traps Whi"h are inYolV'
ing aod destroy ing thousands.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water fRcili-
n ties healthy, prettiy sloped, hne forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages, In many respects,
Of both city anu country, and exempt from the ds-
adyantaees of the city, viz: eniuyla heat, heavy
taxes etc The subscriber offers FOR SALE LOTS
on ali tho streets and avenues in III beautiful plat
Apply 10 fFEI H. G. SCoVEL
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VIVA, coa.orya,l.m Mean. in Penn.

.s.I-s-..-sa. .t'..-- ~
Judge Woodward, the Conservative
candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania,
is as great favorite with his party as
Seymour. The following statement will
show what Woodward's conservatism
means:
PITTsDURG, Sept. 27-Hon. Thomas
Cunningham, of Beaver county, long the
leader Of the Democratic party In that
county, aud delegate aud one of the
vice presidents Of the Charleston Con-
vention, has ayowed himself in favor of
the Union ticket. He delivered an eIo-
quent and powerful speech in Washing
ton on Saturday, aud will continue to
speak until the election In the course
of his speech on Saturday he stated that
last fall he had a conversation with Judge
Woodward, in this city, in reference 10
the war aud the condition Of the country.
AS a political friend and Judge of the
Supreme Court, he wished 10 have tho
benefit Of the opinion of Judge Wood
ward, and therefore asked him for IL.
Judge Wooi,0ard stated that IN his Judg-
nlent, our only course OaS 10 t0itldrai0 all our
armies north Of Mason and Diroa's line, and
offer terms 10 He rebel States This state
ment, from gentleman Of the highest
character, has produced a profound sem
sation in this city, whore Judge Cunning
ham is well known. .o.,.s
Soldiers and citizens, mark we'll this
fact Such is conservatism, in fact, eve
rywhere 1t is masked treason; IL is
full bloOded brother of the Southern re-
belliOn. We are gratilied to read tho
following in the Philadelphia Press, edited
by an old democrat:
The Political Prospect.
Unless all the auguries are deceptive,
the friends Of the Government and the
Union will carry PennsylVania by q
tremendous majority on the 18th of 0c-
tober. A somewhat extended canvass
Of the State, and a careful reading cf the
newspapers of both parties, eaabie us TO
make and 10 emphasize this prophecy.
IL is cheering 10 observe that in every
county hosts OF democrats have decided
TO support Gov. Curtin and the whole
Union ticket. There is scarcely town
ship in the State in which this fact is
not admitted ID is the democratic Gle.
ment that will expose sympathy with
treason, and rebuke armed treason itself
Take Lancaster county as an example.
In that great county, an empire In itself,
nearly every recognized leader Of the old
democracy is Tor Curiin aud agAinst
Woodward.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part Of the city for Family Residences Apply
IL. q. SCONkh.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
nELP For CnARLEsroN.

The UharIjtte 6. O BNI7cIIn, Of Iho
10Th instant, says:
HELP FOR CHARLESTON.
We again appeal to the people Of North
Carolina TO give what help they can to
the starving population of Charleston.
We dislike exposing the necessities of
our people, but our friends can furnish
bread and avert starvation, and we be-
hevo they will do it when they know il
absolutely necessary,
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THs e0LDIER,s FRTND.

I DO MOST RESP 'CTsUlLY ANNOUNCE t.
l tHE RMY AMI rUBLlC, my wi lingness %
aid tn m iu occurring the rem ins Of deceased Sol
dtsrs aud ay0idins IA heavy tax which has be
heaped usO them, uut oni u rtysli' &, but IN
march .siug Metah GAYS, &o., b. bddfes ug me by
telearam, or otherwise, through t'y N the : ae
Agenc es, At Sashvil Q, Tennessee or hurreesboro,
or Tullahuma
Reliah q arraug IN nts have been effect a, who' eby
Bodies can b. procured, whsther on the battlo-nuu
or In the / mel emetoTy tHba med their VA tural
color restored, u, imposition 20 csted, ani trted
from ull obnoxious y rs nd inectoni such a.
small pox, oton r., und yel ow ey g, 40 that tnry
may be transported 10 any part ui IA country PEI
iectly safe. ,
EnbaImsd in Government onins..,,..,,,... $50 90
in ART tight Zinc case........ $50 90
Natalie Caskets and Cases aud all burial apfurteu-
anoss on hand az reasonGb rates
tAsTERLINbt
Travelling indiana Agency
RgTERsNCE,
Indiana Military Agency
Ohio
Illinois p"
Michigan
Enouire az. or address H. OASTERLINE, or J. W
sCOr, A23S Cherry street, Nashville, Tennessee,
sops r 9wd'
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"a YANKEE TRICK"

From the Richmond sentinel, sept. 2l.
We were shown, yesterday, counter
felt U. s. Treasury note that had been
passed on q Confederate soldier by one
of the Yankee prisoners on Belle Isle. 1t
appears that the Yankee came up to the
victim on Sunday night, while he was on
guard, and proposed trading the note for
goods the sentinel signiiyIng his will
ingness, the trade was accordingly effect
ed-the Confederate giving the Yankee
$40 worth of goods, including q genuine
50 greenback for his worthless note.
The note was executed with a pen and
ordinary writing ink, with the aid Of a
common lead pencil, and was, altogether,
q very bad attempt at counterfeiting, but
very well calculated 10 deceive a man in
the dark. The Confederate belonged TO
the Third Virginia Regiment, now doing
guard duty on Belle Isle.
This nefArious practice of trading
with Yankees, for their greenbacks,
should be broken up, and we have but
little sympathy with any one who loses
by the operation.
A YANKEE PRISONER REVERsEs MS POSI-
TIoN.
On the night of the 9th inst. Iankee
prisoner named Myram Little, co. L, OH
Pennsy regiment, escaped from
Belle Isle by swimming the river. On
the 10th he was Overbauled by some
Confedera te piekets at Bosher's dam, al
the nine emile lock on the canal, and was
turned over TO Obedigh Gordon, a mem
Dor Of Robbins Gate Wren's) cavalry, "a
bring TO Richmond. OoedIah got along
we'll enough Win his prisoner, unul hC
arrived within about a mile Of RlohmJ md
The Yankee had pretended to be a httle
LANE, and was allowed to pick up a blg
Gu gel 20 help him along. II was night
sud watclIug ms opportunity he turned
the tables on ODadian, compelled um :,
yacate bis horse and arms, ana the oVlC
Yankee, mounting the one ana buckiing
on the other, bid the trembling OBADIAH
''good nisht" aud put Out.-RohH0H1
Er0miael
JOHNSTON AND PEMBERTON-.fOah III n
/ WAHTED
An Atlanta paper makes the following
/ pertinent inquiry
Can any Que inform us where Gen JO'
seph E. Johnston now oommandsi ahc
il not, can any one ell us wny tue coun'
try, aud paruouiar lh rmu is, a. M
ciltical ia ctute, dgpry-a 4 ms laval la'
bl. se4ylceb
Can any one tell as Why the court o.
inquiry on Lieut. General Pemberton'
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Rnena Vista Lots for Sale |!

UNHEsE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages of
i health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility-withal, cheapness.
Apply to II. G. sCONEL'
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j. G. FULGHUM & CO.,
q r O @ E r. 8,
COMMISSION AND STORAGE
MER HA N rs,
NO. I3 SOUTH MARKET ST.,
NASHVILLE TENN,

IJAYE IN STORE, and receiving weekly FAMILY
IL AND sUTLERS SUPPLIES, in quantities 20
meet the wants OF the Trade. Our purpose is to
have such Articles as arc in demand aud 10 sell
hen as loo as he lOloeSt luno2S- Il.
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Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of a Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyaneeR, such as RENT DUNS, which
confuse disturb, fret, and shorten lio.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

XHJE oner hree large Lots in the vicinity of the
w Corporation spri &, and but short distance
from the General Railroad iep {, viz;
ONElOr with good picket fence, ON Spruce street,
about 400 feet front, running through to Vine, about
400 feet and frontng three stIo e. total number
Of front ieet about 1900 t
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 3O2 feet, run-
ming through TO McLemore street about 200 feet,
fronting ON three streets and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, OF on High street, about eco feet front,
running 10 an alley In the direction Of summer
street.
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, Ms they are con-
venent, cheap, have VRter facilities, and room for
waste material, aud are well worthy Of the attep-
iion a those who sire 20 invest IN productive
property II. G.. SOONkL.
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on Trabu
.ftho doatI
)n the l2tl
will pleal
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Gus
LuCus
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For Sale,

BRICK HOUSE situated on tho Franklin rike,
n corner Of Bass street, containing four 70 MS
titchen stable etc.ihirty tive feet 'front.' one hun
5red aud forty feet deep, to an alley.
u''' II. G SCOvEL
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That Valuable Business Lot,

INN the North side Of the Public Square, next to
" AIessrs n. 4 d Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and nve tweftha feet and running back about
one hundred and twenty two feet to an alley, com
msnding hne view OF Market street, Is now offered
Tor sale by H. a. sCoftI"
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DEAL ESTArE BOUGHT AND SOLD RY
N II. O. SCOYRL
aug2a
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jOninis5iuI
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olicit Don.
|ndiso Fur
LUCuS
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Enquire at or address n oAsrhRLlNE, or j.
sC0r' 42IS Cherry street. Nashville, Tennessee.
sop9 = 9wde
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For n Rich Man.

ONE SEWING MACHINE, IN GOOD RUNNING
~ ORDER, for sale by IA @ SCOVElA
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OhsotuaI.
p oarsdi in
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privacy
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but IN q.
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100000, IN Notes retaining lien on Real Estate
until the purchase money is paid for sale for Plan
leIs', linton, aud State Bank Of Tennessee Money,
At PAR, by H. G.. SCONEL.
d. Onlcr-Eo. 10 Park street. nearly opposite the
state Capitol aug2s.
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Immediate Attention
Va ILL he given TO Communications addressed 20
W me through the Post 0floc.
sepi-tG H. q SCOVEL.
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EVK sALE-HOUSR AND LOT, opposite tho
Il Military Institute, having roonls, stable and
pdmnt Possession given Immediately.
bup4=tf a. SFONTT.
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Va ANltD TO PURCHASE AND RKNT, HOUSES
~ ana lots, Ia and about Nashville, and small
'alus s ana Gardens, within f,w mileF Of tno city
sepf-t n q SCONEL.
no 10 Park 1t north of Cedar, opposite the Capitol
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- Especial Attention
pam to tho purchase and sale Of Real Estate,
-, - 1enVng OF storo houses, and Dwellings, ana ali
f'uv o07ness requiung:prompt and efficient aetion
sspi-tg
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~ ~ " sANN IT,
w ANup TO pURCHASE-A Comfortable Small
hcuso, 10 the North part OF the city.
"IA-u q. q. SCOVkL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-01
NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness Loss OF Pow
lmpotency, Confusion OF Thought Loss of Memory
Irrita5le Temper, Fear, Dependency and Melancholy
which IN Loss of Reason
This remedy for that fearful train of mental and
steal evils arising from venerea and secret
habits Of the young is composed Of the soothing,
sirens thenng and mvigOratng medicines to be found
in the whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming in combna-
ton, of the perfect Andotrs for this obstinate
and distressing class of maladies yet discovered
II has been sent nearly state i'll the Union,
relieving the untold suferines of hundreds who have
never seen the inventor, restoring them 10 health,
strength and happiness One bottle lasts month Price
$40; halt size $3.50. SIS These FOUR GREAT REM
EDIES the result ofoy twenty ears study and
practice and prepared they are known to be the
VERY for their respective purposes en- therefore
induced make them public for thebeneht of those who
otherwise could avail themselves of their viz
tues. They are all warranted represented, in every
respect the price wiIi be REFUNDED B$ Prepared
and sold ONLY at DIR. MATTlSON'S REMEDIAL IN
STTTUTE FOR SPECIAL. DISEASES, rear Noes Union
street Providence r. l., and sent by express in close
ly sealed package all parts OF the country on re-
ccipt of the price by mail
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Alternative SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis Eruptons the Skin, Sore
Throat, Mouth anu Nose; Loss of Hair Old Sores,
swellings Pains in the Bones and all other Signs OF
Secondary Yenegea Disease.
NoTemedy ever discovered as done what has been
achieved by this Under its every form of consu
tionsl syphili;ic faint is speedily cured and
time the subtle poison is complete eradcated from
the system, and healt and ength permanently
the South then stopping al Neupcrt, and Tor ,Shich he
presented Dr. N ctth $3.50 besides bill utter dving
teeh gndeF ire leGtGleRt Of lie most eminent
IN Baltimore Phitadefph and NeU York for
One bottle ass II moBth.-iice, $40; half size
$3.50. Sent by express, in closely sealed package,
renrint Of the nlicn by mail
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DIURETlG COMPOUND,

For Genorrh9d elect Structures Gravel and all Dis-
eases Of The Urtaarg Organs.
This remedy contains neither Balsam Copaiva,
Spirits of Nitre Cubebs Turpentine any other
drugs but elegant veg table liquid pleasant
to the taste and smell cooling, cleansing healing
it's operation, aaying all heat and irritation in the uri
nary passages You, therefore, who been taking
BdiSaHI COpdpG, either in capsules mixtures, for
months, unit sick and pale, your breath and clothes
filled with its vile odor throw away the disgusting nike
lures and send for bottle Of this Nelg Remedy which
will net only you at once, but 1t will eeAnGe the
system from the bad effects Of the mixtures you have
been taki long. 1t is warranted to in halt
the time OF any other medicine, the price pH be
funded. ONEIBOTTl.R OFTEN SUFFICIENT. Price $5-two
bottles a