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The New York herald., 1863-09-05
The British Pirates.
rO TIE FpfTOR or THE HERALD.

win you permit me through your columns 70 call At
tention to which seems TO pervadc tho public
mind with regard 10 the pratical vessels which have
been lifted out in England to prey upon
These vessels commonly styled "rcbel prvatesrs
yet they have claim 10 belong 10 any part Of
America than TO France Austria On the contrary,
they are. by established international law and usage
British vessels
Is an old maxim Of French law that the officers and
twohrds OF the Of vessel shall be OF the country
10 which the vessel belongs.
Tho Danish regulations Of 1910 nearly the Same a
the French, and the practice Of the British courts has
been made to conform.
BY the Petersburg Convention OF 1901 II is prescribed
that the and least onchalf Of the crew must
be OF the nation whose nag the vessel bears.
Tho above 10 have been the rules agreed UPON
the maritime Powers Of Europe FOR defining The nX onsy
Of vessels and thus guarding agains, illegal PRACTICES on
the ocean, that grand highway OF nations for vessel
may. on leaving port, claim 10 be of any nation what
ever she may change her nationality at any time II may
sn tho caprice interest Of thiovisby disposed COM
mandcr. who may nnd conveniont to plunder the PRO
perty Of any people who happen to be engaged In war
and to prevent such outraees the above Of the sea
have been franed and have long been considered
part OF the International code.
There No people who have more esously wstchei
over the rights Of the ocean ihan the Brith none ~
noisy and clustering where their own nteests ars con-
cerned sslsah grsspng their dealings with
others II will be found that In many ~ ther treaties
with other nations clause has besn inscrted having
express bearing the mode n deermSpg the true
tcuaity Of vr>ei tho genera, ptoyiso seins that
least swo thirds % shall he u the naiun 10 which
the vessel claims 20 belong stniM clause has been
entered several Of the neassss be,ween the United
WIN reyard 10 The several pirates nav dcsbvoynx our
merchant vssseis destroying them Ia drocs violation oe
sbs laws of civilized natloss snf contrary 70 ths ussg
cs wnv which require ffst all OF prizes must bs
submi,sed 20 iegaty constituted tribunal fo- sdlod,c,.
ton--wltn regard 20 these pirates. say them
except the Fcrda cIsn any other thar British ia
topsy. Tbey built. clripred and armed by 3r,ssb
capital sailed from British poru; manned by Britssh
sssnen and are consequently Isbc under tbs laws a
nations 70 bc treated 40 prass and pirates they would
BE- Dealt with IN any court ~ Europe.
The English have hong regarded With jealousy our rapd
" Increasng power % the ocean, and mar appear 10
them convenient Cor doing us an injury From
which will require years - recover bat II N 70 be
hoped that tho Yankee race WI usher forgot o<avs
the foul injustice and reachcry o thas pssadous 49,
p,c whcse cowsrdly government with iis bcrsrai
~ hss sbamsiany set aside every Gbssaien n Acnor.
ard our day q tribuation h6 prse6msd 70 acts which
Ave years since u dared not. +. q.
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Notice go Fxrcmen.

Notice 60 FIremen.
TO ALL DRAFTED FIREMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK.
All members Of the department drafted and who have
become liable conscripts hereby notified that
committee will be in attendance Fremen's Hall daily,
from A. NJ. 10 ten p NJ TO furnish all with proper
certificates 70 procure their exemption Every member
s requested TO all possible TO procure SUBJ
stitue ard 10 report Immediately TO the conpnittee
HENRY Wilson.
JOHN s. GILES.
JOHN DECKER
GOPHER MILLS.
ALBERT J. DELAT0UR.
PETER Y. EvSRnT, Secretary.
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Coroner., Inau<.ts.

anyJEp HcsucmE IN WAFER Srr1.~r.--Corener wilicy
he'd inquest yesterday at No. % Water street upen
the body Of Elizabeth Burke, native Of Ireland s-ca
twenty leur years, who died from The egccts of nurie
alleged TO have ber inflicted by Tnchy sveeny. 10.
ceassd, ~ appears lived with the accused bis wilc
They frc1ucotly became intoxicated, and wbcn that
condition qnarreilsd. On Wednesday night they ma
of their usual specs, and IA the course q Tho nighs
sseeny u is charged beat snd kicked biz mistress 70
sucA deyreo that she cnnnncd ts bed next day
nc injured woman iingere1 mt, 1hursday Morning
when acssb put end 10 Ter s-nrIsgs. ~. Bcuton
bo made post mor,em ~xsmiDntton ~ the body
u bis cpi1os thas death caused by Inflammation
u ths bowels IN consequences ~ tho injuries IN qncstn
AMI The jury rendered voraic, areotdsosy a.rcner
wiifcy committed swoery ~ tLe 1vmns 20 awnls th5
acton o. tc Grand yary The p.acnrr who = nalis
of Msssac Iase<ts nEsd twenty pears, says hs
entirely Innocent or che charge mp~tsd " him. 10
coondsnt o( beng acquitted wbsa shs CO. up
fore the Court or SeeajCos-
osx oy sxs HAnsos Polim DRowxD.-Abrahan q.
vandsrzes, msnbsr Z the hAsbov poliss vss iccSsu-
tally drowned rhursday night, whus m discharge OF
his duty Ths body recovered ana sakHa 10 tho late
rssideucs q The dsccnse1 s<aesu slaod. Mr.. van
dersss F fortyeah yesrs Of ass. saA rspussd 70
be In good circumstances.
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Perssnal rnsellawe.e..

u. 4. SDmes and >. r. fsshrop, q washington. Col.
and g. r. Gillctt, Of tho United states Navy: Rev q
Hcrrck and wife, Of Key West q. Tibbis sf Wiscon
SIN: Hiram W. Cooper, of Michigan, A. A. secvcr and
VIE, d California, and h N. henson, Of Indiana are
stopping a the Metropolitan Hotel.
Major General Ord and family arrived Ia Cncnrst on
the LIST ne and were stopping the speacer House.
General Philip So George Ccoke ri tho United states
his family.
MAJOR General Wool 10 In Burlington, W.
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AUAir ~ Noxru CAHotISA.--A cory os ths Eacigh
North Carolina) Sdydarf just received ntsns nunss-
reports OF peace meetings hsd thScsghor the atc
Tbs " the nrst movement The confserncy 10 end the
war, and bodies good TO tho fast Richmond
dynasty That Journal stu nantslns It's fsaress aid
heh toned sealnst the pavs couspirstors rno
rsvolutiop there y fast ripsnin4
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rnen euslpess was rsasnsa aaa .as follsxp claIms

whom business was renrmsd ard the following claims
decided -
Joseph EastoD. discharged A. W. Gabcr
den, ace, dtscbargd George r. Conkne non 1esI
dent, DISCHARGED; jeremiah Crsnoh, .asabiiisy, dis
Jason Taylor, ss, dscnargcd Joseph 4. Rucd,
der age discnarred Thomas H. Aulted 'yeo eagci'od,
Johp Hosklns. disability discha eed Hy. L. cronk dis
ability, discharged. Carl s.53 i arcte eaI = 9,
1853, dlseaarsed; " W Buxton. saO9i.y, ssse.s5ss
John James hcCord 90A Perry st., held fsr service;
James d. Cole. .dkabi,y, dschaged c,r0e Miles, non-
resident. dis havgel L. THOMPSON. pon.residcns dis-
charged James Remedy, Co. y, 18Th " w. in sersco
Marcha 1868, discharged james e. Gilmore In service
March 3, 1863 discharged; Alex Scatter, disability iis
charged Pnlip Malone, disability, discharged Thomas
Robins, only son OF widow, dscharged Jous Barr Dis
aoity, unchanged: Henry Marbrunner, disability, DIS
isuSsSer, under apa dsenarssa VIM anderson over
age, discharged James Hame, resident. dchersed;
?, Hoffman, non resident dlscnassed Michael Gerry
Perry. disability, discharged: rhsodore W. lhcriS,
| disability, discharged; Patrick smith. disahh,y,
Francs Lawlor. disability, dlscagea; Robert kea'ms
disability. discbarged wp r hct'wcn; 2sa wss, issh
st., held for service; John Reddv, disability, dschsrge
Fred Gore, disability, discharged; VIM ffangh nilea,
discharged, Geo. ". Churchwafd. biity dscharrec;
discharged; peter wintrich % Blocker = held FOR ser
vice George r. Prochs 36 heeckerst, ned FOR sergco
Thomas Qaisioy, non-esident, dssh,rfef; Wn t.hkp'
disability, dscharged Richard II Jackson, disability,
discharged. ncnis Gallagher, T6o Wsshrgcn s Reid for
service VIM O. Borsrt motbcrless children, dschargca
John J. BURNER, age, discharged.
One hundred and orythrae cases were decced unring
the day ourteon persons pad three hun.rcd dollars,
eighteen furnished substitute and oleFen zero he'd to
service After tho Board adjourned gentleman nrefer-
ring claim presented certificate signed by ono citizen,
and O support certificate signed by the British Con-
sui; but, the law requires the cercato 70 be signed
by two citizens. the law must 10 compiled wiki before
the Board can decide on any case
sfYsNrH DISTRICT
There good Attendance or conscrrts ri the
Seventh district headquarters present their claims for
exemption TDe following
Hgp E1R DlrY
Justns Farkiner 0d lewis street, Francis Horwedel,
4o7 Fifh street; Joseah Mandc, 202 Stanton street;
Samuel Powell, 1877 Cannon street, Fred. Brehm, 236
Sixth street.
The decisions upon cases heard Thursday were ne
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The Brooklyn Draft Exemption Loan.
The bonds for the fve hundred thousand dollars
scripon have been issued by the city authorities,
payable the 3is December 1884, at per oent
interest They similar to the United States six pcr
cent bonds, and very neatly executed. Thss far
there have been eight subscribers for the following
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

syow AND I,a ruE wHuE NscsrArSs.--The Ars snow
sara f August, on One ssmmit Of Moans Warrington,
occrrd on sunday. the 10th u. and the day atcr
formed hair nch thick Tho pressnt cold hss
r,ade u Mt quito agreeable the moupsil<. and
ktgs nnr'bers ~ summer vkitors are having. Crowds
st reluctant 10 quit those grand Or w..
feyng thsy pnyrsp the autumo mouths, ususss IT..
tractiors u the lover cf grandeur and subinityNas.
cAssfsr (S. ~ LtsysN
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

L&Arnu Boyxvrs Asp Flewxns.--Dams fashion now
sndorsee The generally recaved opnion that for sDo
shiaes there = "nothing hike eatnsrv Ths phisdsphia
0oxcse esyus--
We havsbssn shown ladies' b ancts made of lsrshsr
What y more. they are very pretty. In week o. 70
they wi he II ths market. We also eDmned very bssu
tim Artificial flowers. the foliage a when wss u the
nAtc-nl. The tfioss almost tbs natural hue OF
the usacral-russet, In difescnt shades. The prize
sbyu ,hs - for flowers with foliage q mnsiin a.
vevel
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The Case OF Colonel Mott.
HEADQUARTERS, NEW YoRK TRoors, \
NKW YORK Cry AND uARpoR

NEW YoRK, Sept 1, 1863.
Colonel TRApDrus P. Morr. commanding Fourteenth New
York cavalry
CoIomu-l am instructed by the commanding general
TO inform you that after careful examination OF tho
testimony taken before the in the nqustion bad
on the body Of Joseph T. Donnely ho cannot find any
thing in the testimony rejecting upon your character
an officer or citizen or anything 10 conduct that
calls for further action on the part OF the military
thorities. =
lam, very respectfully, your obedient servant.
c. !. CHRISTENSEN, ASST Adjt. General.
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EVFEFNN"N
p.gTEfrr
The prafs in the Twelfth District.

PouGnKMrsM, N. Y. Sept. 4, 1868.
The draft for the Twelfth Congressional district win
commence In this city Monday next at ten O'Clock A.
N. The quota FOR the city four hundred and ten In
cludipg the afty per cent additional.
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In attendance yesterday. oe&ides . good many who
offered themselves substitutes The number exempted
BY The conmittss far tvensy ssvn q which eleven
were disposed OF yesterday.
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The supervisory Exemption Fund Com.

The committee Of the snpcrv having IN charge the
dspoea cf ciams for exemption continue to meet daily
Crowds OF spplNas,s from he miM, hrsmen. &s wsrs
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INV wv A'"ps'on Loan.
The subscriptions 70 shs fund yesterday only reached
si1oo ur 20 three O'Clock IN the afternoon. 1h,s
tho total subscrp,on to tho fand, ~ TO this time
1881 500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-20
I. o. O. F. DIRECTORY.

TEyNESsTE LODGE, No 1; Keeh ereT Tsesdas
.i5hI-R Il MoEwen, \ q; J L oakley a. 1oi'n
FHide, Secretary; X spain, Treasurer.
TRABUF LODGE, Nc II. Nees sreTy Monday Hi9ki-
il Parks, g; W / Phillips, V q hopkins
Secretary; b brown, Treasurer.
sNIIkY LODGE, No % Meet sserY Friday issgsi 81
their Hall on South therry sifeei---Jsmes Nyati
Nc. NJ Dartch, V @; 4 4 GOodletS, seeEetAry,
CCoiton, Treasurer.
ssrsoRA LODGE. No Jos (cermsn) Mress evrI
.-i-,Ss, aisLf-Johu Hebsrich, \ g. l. Aoeker,
"a Wintef, Secretary; sieserle, Treasurer
RIpGELT EScA@PNENT No 1; Mesa ssy 1s.s,s y, ssd
- 1-I.eTias szqbls-G Fuller, . r y hAfiis
- III y. n i kEsakiey wa 6rinu, W JONI
= wee scribe, B Cutter, treasurer.
OWE BRANCH ESoAMPNENT, No :; 1seSi q, essTt :,
81 - Al Vefaesiag nighks--i LooAer, y .
- 80 ri n p, 4 Il isark 5 "; r FTiednsn, , v
= ootsmsh. scribe; \ Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE OF REsEocAH Sss l,, ls FE1SSy 1,,1S S,9S 4
80. go yreskley. Secretary; Mrs ByFEe, Oon
A,.,or. Yrs B BrOwn, Warden MIS- Ohaa h'0sf'
sea, Sentinel.
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A TrIvlts - Co a 80 !

A private letter from an omssv n
Knoxville contains this passage
I'VE hsve been examining al tbs psi-
oners and consolidating thsir st.1suss,.s.
and sitting them foE several dava -
had that Lsngstfset had tReaty ssvsr
regiments Of cavalry, upward IL fag1~
pieces Of artillery, tmrnv of a.. -.
twenty FOUNDER Pzrross) and upwsrd.
OF thirty regiments, and lszions II fsgr
battllions eseh.of infantry
The same ofdesr writes q the a,s.ule 1
upon Fort Saunders on ths mornisc sf
ths 10Th Of November
"The whole rebel forcs vas rnsssed /,
'front.' Of she fort and three brir.dse
charged one Of ths bsaiioaa. I cosais5
107 dead in ihs trench sad ufthfa Al !
few yards ofths baslioa, snd more wsre
scattered eveEy-Hhers. We took Is4
prisoners. cut of the trench sftsr ~.
hrsiag esssed- :. - Cinciaaalss Comn,srs ...I
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war HzestinE-sPsseh of Hon. John

NesheKiand.
A war meeting WAS held al Cincinnati
on the night Of the 10Th inst. General
Rssecrans, Psrson BsowBlOE, Col. Jones,
and Hon. John Mcfarland, Of Tennessee,
made speeches. The Cincinnati Gazette
gives the following brief sketch Of the
speech Of Col. Neiherland:
Col. Eetherland commenced by saying
that the people Of Cincinnati had done
nobly for their country, but rot quite
enough yet. There were yoang men be-
fore him who were hsBging back, aad
they viii regret il. be called their at
tention 10 the rounds Of applause thai
had greeted one Of our citizens, General
Rosecrans,) and appealed to young an
bition and city pride, 70 emulate their
hero. The reception Il your hero, fellow
citizens, was worth more than any tri-
umph that was ever given 10 the proudess
Roman gensraL Hs deserves this popu-
lar tribute, because be has nos fought for
f-aggrandizsmenE or % overthrow the
Liberties Of mankind, but be has marched
under the banner Of freedom, 20 maintain
popular government. Young men, the
road to fame and glory is as open 10 yOs
as ii vas 20 Jour honorable fellow ciii-
Eau
Col. NstherlEnd then proceeded with
q discussion Of the Odious doctrine Of
notification, Ia iiB progress down 10
the bresking out Of the rebellion, and
said that be had opposed Secession Erst,
last and all the time. He spoke Of their
snser that the North would not Bght, aud
their boast that 5ns Of them eoald whip
FIVE Yankees; bat he told thsm that the
Northern people were Of the same blood,
nsd II they bhoald Raks wef, snd b
broesht in csnaicl with men from Ohie
or Indiana aad should Whip then nsu
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nos And ICAnsS VF HOSPITALS II NASHVILLE


The following Is correct list Of all Hospitals in
this city;
HospstGI No lou Gun Factory: Surgeon "
Hornsr college street on the hiil.
HIosOiaaI No 2--UHirersitp Building Surgeon
Lynds, U S Vols, sIaFkst street, on theAnL
Bospital No 3EnrlsF y kiiiidtH9: surgeon l. d Har'
low u s Vols Sou least corner Public square.
Hospisol No s. Gun FacfoTy: Surgeon q W Hoge-
boon, Z 5 YO,s, upper end OF Front street.
Hospital No s-MasoHie HaH; surgeon g otter
sou nj : Vois corner II Chbfch and summer streets.
Hospaal No 9--Cdrrioge fdtiosE; a surgeon u
Frsnce, L A, Market street below theSquare
HosBstal No ll--(Pes Boass); surgeon
Hegie L : A, on University Pike
ao.ritaI 40 e I1roodiuay Hotel Surgeon W Ian
ton. u voa, corner Brad and Cherry streets
Hospital No l9-huInes H,gA Sehoo. snr eos = 4
Taylor u Vols c1ruer oi spruce and Broad streets
is.ital No a. NasiFiiis Fcsadie &cadonsg sursccn
Psiilps, L Vols, Church street, near the ChAi'a-
1o,sitsi No l5-H,sass', HIGH School: Surgeon Vn
n Ntnafnbcrs c Yos, corner Of line Rnd Summer Sta
Hos,i1af 10 i6-f Cahira5dnd) a surgeon Ro
nayns, I A, corner q Br1ad ana freR' siree,A
Hospital No IL (OfosTt') Surgeon Il d lSnde
USVois, Market ST. eet, on the Hill
gosrital No lg-aforTis 4 sirattoa's BuidiHg Sur
gsoo FOye, Z Vols, 10 ,,i Marset street s =
Fuef q Vols. Church street, bct Summer and High
Csa.l.eyland Hospital surge'n Clark MeDernont
Vols, on Hardin Pike west o. me Lent'n'sry s,
geon @ Hickman, L A, ,Cnvrry street, on the Bill
CoHsalssosnf Barracks harwsA HOass) Corner u
Church and Cherry streets.
Medical Director Of Department.
S.sroe,H: Glover Perm, UsA. onioe, ChattaooogH
Tenn
A,siaiaaf M~Fioal d eotor Surgeon Henry
Thurrton Ufaos, No24 Cherry street, between Broad
and Church. l-
Nafioal Tnspsz0rs Surgeon v Clendeu 10, 3 Vols.
Onoe No 20 Cnery street, between Broad and Church
sfedsfai Direcfor ReseTrs Corps: Sargeoa william
yarien, ) Vols. 0fage, High street, Gen GIaogers
cid haacq uariers. f-.-
Cfi,e souib Summer street, near tEo City Cemetery.
= Eso.,o.f Marshal. Lieut. OBI Geo Spsuldng.
ssi.issa Pfovsst Marshall Captain James Boyd
afsf Illinois. Of5ca az the STATE Capitol.
s,ssotasdsr az the I'osf. Brieadlcr General r S
Granger Hesdquarters, College street, between
CHURCH and Union streets.
- S4.sS,vartfrs of he CossadndsT Of pe District q
r..Iv,lis Geo L, Il Rousseau. The Bass residence
Cssurch street between Vine and sprt'ce
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United States of America:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEsSEE-No. 81.
ITTHERRAs, On The 6ih dsy q December, 1853, an
w inf5rnatiou was fled IN re iistrict Court Of
the United states for said District By Horace h Har-
risou Attorney Of the Unitet States for said Dstrc
against four hundred and sixty six l5ioo dolars IN
TsnnsEsee Bank notes, IN the hands Of u. Marburg,
being the proceeds of the sale of remnant of the
stack of ". ]. Porter %, aleRng. tn substance,
that nocsmbrr 1853 in said District. o1 land, sad
roperfy vas seized f0rfeicd 20 the United STATES,
Tor eaases specified 10 faid infornatou, towit Dor
that more than 90 days afIor the pubiie warning
ami prociamst On duly gVen and made 6y tbs i'rtsi
dent q The United States in pursuance q an act Of
Coz gress approved Jaly IL lsaI, and entitled, 40
act l. suppress instruction, to punsh treason ant re
bsioa " seizn ard coaascse . property cf rebels
and or other purpesas - theoWnsrs q said property
vrers engaged 10 aiding and abettpg go armed rebel
lion azsinst ghe Gcveranlent oi She Uuite1 states
NoT therefore IN pcrsdance q tie no1itOn of s4ld
Court undzf the seal q the Court 70 directed, /
hs-oby give pablic bstrs % ali peFEeEs e0neernsd
interest in ssi proqertS, % Ap before TIE said
Corrt o. the 81 Soncag IN April nexs, At The Ecdera
Uours roon, ia ne ezPtoi, ~ kaahTile, thea sod
thsks 70 in,zrRoss thesf e.AiEs.
z z. eLAsc0K,
g. s MszsAA fr Hla6is Dlaistsi q Tsaasasss.
tecao~lah
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United states Of America
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.


IIT HEREA5, on The 18th day Of December, 1868,
w "a information hied in the District Court
Of the United states Tor said District, By Horace n.
Hai on Esq Attorney Of the Uaed states for said
District against cases e boots and shoes, marked
&C. Q. Bali 4 Co., Nashville, Tennessee" alleging, IN
substance that o1 the - day of -, 1858, At Nash
vine, in said strict. on lAnd, said property was
seized by Joseph X. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of customs
forfeited 10 the United States for IN said In
formation set forth alleged 10 be trua, tOwit That
on the - day Of, 1868, said property was trans-
ported from Louisville, in the State OF Kentucky, 10
Nashville, In The State Of Tennessee, with0us per
nit q duly authorized officer Of the Treasury De
partment, with one, that II was frauculently OBJ
tanned and fer other Causes F7d tnforrna ton speo-
d and praying for process 20 enforce the se zlre
and cenhscaton of said property and that persons
concerned In interest," 10 the same shou be cited to
appear the re1arn day q said process aad inter
pose their cIaims-
SoW, therefore, IN pursuance q the mOniion Of
said Court under the a Of said Court to cirec-
ed hereby give public potce 70 all pertons concern
ed In ntsrest IN said proper y 20 appear before said
Court a. the Federal court Room in tue Capitol AZ
NashvIe e. on the third Monday n April neXt. At 10
O'clock A NJ then and there 70 tnterpose their claims
Z. r GLASCOCK,
Q. s Marshal. Eiddle Dist. Of Tenn.
dsoIT-lft.
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Gen Burnsids Wss Is Loadou. Ky.a
few days aga en his way % WashiBrson.
Hls nans win always b haasskald
soEd n Ezst xsaa,s1se Rhieh = IA
redsemeA
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A Washington correspondent Of thu
New Hampshirs Statesman, says Frse.
son ETHEID5E was recently introdu.ed to
BRUTUs j. Cay of Ksniuekv. and -
mediatsly began 50 denouuce The Co..
eminent. Mr.. CLAY, after hesris~ ~
tsmpests few momsnis, replied s.yslf
Mr. kTHERIDgz, this il pretty rou,h
Before the war, WhsnI was a Denoc-se
| used 10 hear Of you dowa ia Tenn ~.
see as sn AbolisiOniss. You nust ~.
lately changed your views" This
some what willing 70 lhs rs4irfue cls,L
who supposed be had got = man sfss- -
own heart. he placksd up csursre. ho~-
ever, and wsnt iato anotasr tirsds sw,
Clay tAsrsupoB, with calmess ssi,si-6
with manifsst indignation, rising - -
fall hight, interrupted swell AZ 49,
is our first meeting. Your ianTu.-s -
seems 10 NE atFoeiour, and al { ~ !.
say 70 you ia. that when nsa tsik fsrs
down lie Kentucky We regard thsg y.
secsssionisss, snd treat tssn ascors :
ingly."
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"Ths Chaatlslssr" Is shs nams Of .
Union nswsPspsr, Pasiishsd It Pulassi..
Tenn, in the baiIiwick of Gen. Dssss
Iis nOtsssss strOag and elsrr.
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CAUTION.

A IL psss0ns srs osu'iosed against trading foE
"A or udag 81 Liculsnsats CommissioD, BE-
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= believed the zane h.s bssn stolen i9r ihs pHr-
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gard, snd % arrest any psgssen oreTr tAf teEe,
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ON The e;h Iastsni. between chattanooga, Tens.
" ksd Stevenson. Ala, $500 iB Green bscks. and
$500 In payEsEiers checks, payable 80 the order of
Capt @. NJ. L. Johuson. fsJ nlest checks has
beon stotred. The above rswsrd Wld b. paia on
the n turn of the package 70 headquarters Mater
General Rousseau, Nashville, Tenn. esci5-Ss
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