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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27

LOST IN A CAVE While Gen. Joe
Reynolds division WAS encAmped near
Nick O'Jack Cave-sbout 10 miles from
Bridgeport, on the Tennessee river-two
of the boys Of the 72d Indiana regiment
who entered the cave on a 'reconnOiter-
ing expedition" lost their way in the
mazes of the cavern and were unable to
get out. They remained in the cavern
two days and nights, and were finally
rescued from horrible death by means
of brass band playing through the long
ventilated chambers. The lost men
hearing the music, wore enabled 20 find
their way with some difficulty to their
companions. Daring their wanderingC
they had stumbled upon the bodies oI
two men, who were afterwards searched
for and brought forth from what hac
proved 10 them q living tomb They
proved to be two rebel soldiers In uni'
form, one wearing that of = lie utenant, th'
other in priyate's dress. They aPPered
to nave been dead some time, yet theiI
bodies were In most complete state ol
preservation --Ldfayetts Courier.
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United States of America !;


IAIHEREA3, au information was filed in the Dis
w rict court Of the United States the District,
Aforesaid, on the i7tb day Of September, AID. 1868,
by Horace II. HsIrisun, ESQ, Attorney tor the Unit
ted states for the District aforesad against box
containing watches and jeweiry Which said iniorma
tion alleges In substance that the first day Of sep
tember, 1865 m the District afoTesai on Ian sal
roperty seized as forfeited TO the United states
for the set f1th ia said iutorma Ton, toVit
For tdat the day aud year aforesaid, SAID property
was transported from Louisville, In The State OF n
tucky TO NASHVILLE, In the State Of fcnne sou, with
QUE permit Of duly authorized on o. p ihe Trea-
sury depart ment, or Il with one, that IL WIS frau u
lnty obtained and prays for process 10 enforce the
re zp o, cUnhscation and condemnation OF said prop
erty.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Cf the muntions Of
said Court, under tue al OF said Court TO uireot-
ed hereby give public notice 10 all perfons concern
ed interest in said proper v, ts be and oppear be.
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room in the Cap
itOl at Eashyil the LIST day Of the next term OF
said Conrt, to.wit October TO- 1863 then and there
TO interpoee their ella ms.
r. r. GLASOOCK,
q. s. Marshal Made Dist OF Tcnn
sep22-l4t.
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United States of America;

XETHEREAs, an information was filed in the
w district Court Of the United State for the Dis
tact aforesaid the 18th day Of September, 1888.
by Horace II Harrison, Esq Attorney Of the United
States for the district aforesaid, on behalf Of the
United States, against eleven boxes OF Goods, Wares
and Merchandise, whereof three boxes contain
Shoes three, Shirts one Boots; one Boots and Shoes
one, Bats; one, KDapsacks and Haversacksi cne,
Domestic and other articles; alleging In substance,
that on the let day Of September, 1885, in the Ds-
trct Aforesaid, land said property was seized by
Thomas Cox, Captain and Q. NJ. U. 5 A as for
feted ~ the United States for the causes set forth In
the iaid information, to Wit: that on the day and
year aforesaid, sal property was purchased TO be
used in ai1iug abetting, and promoting an insurroc
tion against the Government OF tine United States;
and, further, hat on the day and year aforesaid,
said property was transported fr'm Louisville, in
the state OF Kentucky, TO Nashville, In the STATE Of
Tennessee, without a permit Of duly authorised
oficer OF the Treasury department., or, II with such
permit, that the same was Obtained by false state
ments and deceptiJn 10 violation Of the regulations
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, made March 81,
1863 and further that a. the time Of and after the
passage Of an act Of Congress, approved July IL,
1882 entitled an act to suppress insurreStlon, to
punish treason to seize and confscate the propert.
OF rebels and for other purposes, the owner Of said
property was engaged Ia aiding and abotting an
| armed rebellion against the Government Of the Unit
ed stat u and did not within sixty days Of er the
proo nation OF the President Of the United states,
mads he 25th day Of July lst3, in pursuance OF
sad act 20 aid, cOuntenance and abet said re-
be lion and return 10 his allegiance to the United
Il tes and praying Tor process against said prope ty,
| to enforce the seizure contscaton and condcmna-
tiOu thereof.
Nov therefore, In pursuance OF the monon oil said
Court und The seal of the Court 20 Inc directed ana
delivered do hereby give public notice to all per
sons concerned in In crested in the roparty aiore-
said that they be and appear before said Court az
the Fcdera Court room, in tho Capitol, at Nashville,
IN the sict aforesaid, on the irst day OF the
| next Term th reef being october 1911, 1868, then
and the 10 nterpose their chims, and make thcir
allegations IN that behalf
| 4. X. GLASCOCK,
n. 3, Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
| EeptB-- lit
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NO 1S6
mr. cerwIn,s rreaie,inn.

The course Of events in Mexico has
vludioat,d in remarkable way the sa.
ghcity Of Me. Corwin, as U. S. Minister
to that Government. tie was sent there
almost immediately afer the present
Administration came into power, and in
July, 1861, wrote 10 Mr., Seward as
follows
Europe is quite willing to see us hum
bled, aud will not fail 10 take advantage
Of our embarrassment to execute pur-
poses which she would not have dreamed
OF had wo remained ct peace.
repeat these suggestions, 40 my
reasons or desiring instructions relating
20 aid TO MexicOia come form suitable 20
her present exigenciss. She is impov-
erished to the last degree, by forty years
Of civil war. / cannot fad in this re-
public any man or any party better
qualified ia my judgment, for the task,
than those in power. II they do not
save her then am quite sure she is to be
the prey Of some foreign power; and
they, fear, cannot without our aid. I
say our aid for she will look in vain for
helD else where.
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Aohulh hAiiee1 Nplhlhhg'
sp22-lm
box, Miller 1t. c. r. Nashville.
] paokape McPherson Capt, NJ. J.. Nashville.
] box, McFerren, j. O., Nashville,
I box Morris William, 35th indiana.
l box, Neat Miss Jasse, iulahoma.
I package, O'Ilrion M, Nashville.
/ package, OSenJ. j., 37th Ohio.
! box, Parker II, 35th Indiana.
] box, ound O. >, nashville.
1 box, Pcaseley, J., Nashville
/ bundle, Rowe, Geo, 7th Pa. Cav.
/ bundle, Rump Carl, 24th Illinois.
l trunk, Raymond, t., Nashville.
| box, .ussyll X, Barnetts Artillery.
l box, Reynolds A, Hospital No. T.
! box, Smith Capt J. W nth ohio.
l box, smith J. A., 9sth Illinois,
/ boz, schultz Adj. ]. n, Lagrange, Tennessee.
/ tox Arnold &. W. Nashville.
. Accord A. l.. SD Illinois.
l package Brown Il. 9th Illinois,
| package Banker q. W 40th Indiana.
l box Bogni n Jas. 3Sth lndiana.
/ box Buck G. 7lh Kentucky cavalry.
/ box Barber s. COnvalescent camp.
chest B air AdIutautJ N. 7th Indiana
l box Beldeu Jno, A. Bowling Green.
l box Blackburn ". +, aOth Ohio.
/ package brandon Geo. Tooth Illinois.
l package BroGntlee Hugh, Hospital Ms. 6
l package CappeT David 10th Ohio
l package Carils B. Nashville.
l passage Dupree Juo E. Nashville.
l package Estne Fred 7gth Illinois
/ package, Gray d ", 10Th Ind
l package George Y, sgd Ind.
1 package HRrman, Il j, SOth H.
/ package, Huber Christian, 10Th Pa.
I paos age, Hennessee !, Nashville.
l box, heih Jas, Gath Wis.
! package, Ives X 27th Ill,
! package, Johnson L, "a Ind. Cav.
I package, jackson H. Nashville
4 BOX Jager II smith aud, XIV.
/ miniature, Kelly John, "a Ind. cav.
] box, iuttle @ p, 9Th Onio
l box, Lott Jno, Nashville.
1 box, Moore solomon, Franklin.
b'd, Maitland l., New York.
hd, Mitchel Brig Gen o Sl, Nashville.
! hoX, Aion gnmery r, Columbia, Tern.
1 box Mengis MOrris lat Onio battery.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

NIIE otter Three large Lots In the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spri g, and but short distance
rom the General Railroad lep {, vlE
ONE or With good picket fence, on Spruce rtreet,
bOu 400 ieet front, running thrOrgh TO Vine, about
~ feet and fro ting on three stie Is total number
4 front leot about 700.
Also, LOT on Vine street, abou 500 feet, run
hing through TO Mel emore street about 200 feet,
oniing on three Streets and hsvuga total trout OF
About 500 feet, will picket lenee
Also, on On High street. alb ut eco feet irout'
funning to an alley in the direction OF summer
lifeel.
The three lots above mon iorei a'e considered
lool for msnuiaoturng purposes, as they are con-
nlont, cheap, have ater facilities, and ro' IN u
iSsto mateii,l i, and are well worthy of the oten-
lon q thcss who desire TO inv,st in produe i've
property II. G. SCoNEL.
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United States Of America;
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE.-No. 50

YNyHEREAs, an information has been filed in the
w District Court Of the United States for the Dis
tct Aforesaid on the 18th day OF september 1868 hy
Horace II. Harris'n Esq, Attorney OF the United
States for said District, against cases shoes Box
hats q caps, l box assorted goods, and box dry
Poods-allegnR in substance that on Sept. 1, 1868 in
the District Aforesaid land, said property was
seized forfeited To the u tied States, because the
same the said day and year transported from
Louisville, in the State Of Kentucky 10 Nashville, In
the State Of Tennessee, being place on the south
side OF the Ohio u er, below Wheeling without per-
NIT Of duly authorized officer Of tue Treasury De-
parment or fwith one, tDat It fraudulently Oh
taned and praying for process to enforce the seizure
ounfscR ton and concentration OF said property,
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monitor oi
said Court under the seal of said Court to me direct
cd, hereby give public notice 70 all persons concern
ed IN interest In said property 10 appear before the
said Court at the Court Room in the Capitol at Nash
yile on the first day Of the next term Of said Court
to-wt October 10 ls6s then and there TO inlerpose
their claims
4. II. GLAsCOCK,
United States MarFhal, Middle District Tenn.
sept22
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ASshrilIe 4lninn.
A VOICE FRon NORTH CAROLINA

a Declaration that ~ VIII be better
TO S'Live with than Under the
Northern People. .'-The SubJuga-
tIOn OF Mississippi and Louis
lama Acknowledged.
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A Washington dispatch to the cincin-
natl Gazette says:
Orders 70 B Iruside 10 re-eniOrcs Roae-
orans lsft here on the 18th, and could
not possibly have reached him under
three days. At this time ho WAS al
Jonesboro ghe 9 he expected 10 encoun-
ter Longstrsots rs-enfOrcsments going
10 Bragg The battle At Chattanooga
commencing on tho 10TH II will be seen
he could not possibly efeot junction
with Rjseorans, 100 miles of, In the time
intervening between receiving the order
Ead Brsgg's attack
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A few days before It's Office was sacked
by rebel soldiers from Georgia, the Rail
eigh IN. o. Standard published another
remarkable article urging the Inaugural
ton Of some steps looking toward the
conclsuion of a peace. II was written
as a reply to some structures made by the
Fayetteville Observer. The following
extracts will show the spirit of the ar
-.
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United States Of Amerioa:

MlDlLh uAolElNI VI AHNNho' NN'--4'e' 81
XXTuERFAs. an Information was Rled in the Dis
w Wct Court of the United states for the District
aio essld on ~ 17h day Of Sept 1867 BY Horace
H. Harrison, ksq, Attorney OF the United states for
said istrct aga ust certain lot OF ground and the
hui 'ngs aud improvements thereon situated ON the
Southwest side of market street near the Public
square in the ely Of Nashville aud District atore-
raid sad lot being lot No % IN the original plan OF
the CITY of Nashville, aud beng bounded as follows
gi nlng at Joseph and Robert Noodss corner on
tho south wpst side OF Market stree ruuning thonc3
Nnr.h -Westwudly with said street twenty Two feet 70
tlo une OF the lot belonging 10 the heirs uI Rob rt
are, "a ceased thence IN line ut light arl ,as with
said street Que hundred aud w. nty one et aud four
rcuts 10 stake thence IN ahle At right angles with
the line last mentuued twenty-five feet 10 Woods s
alley aud theuce 10 asraight line 20 the eguning
A!o. lng IN substance that sopt 10, 1903, sHd no.
uofy was stiE 'd By the Marshal OF the Uuiti states
or tho distrot aforcFald, under order oil seizure
suo on siid day by tue said Attorney OF tht Iuitol
sAts as orleitol the OnNed stats ior To- causes
ip dd Information sot forth to-v @ that the owner
of ssu property being ona Vernon X stev0ls0n, late
uf the tity oi Nashville Uogcea q, Was on ani All
the I7th fully, 1872, engaged N aiding aud HOoluug
| au armed rebellion against tne Government OF tuC
UlIed States, ani did not within 81 Gays after the
prucn matiou OF the resident OF tho United tates
OF ho 25th Juy, 1852 cease 20 and cpunienauoe aud
arel sald rebellion ana return 10 bis allegiance 20 The
lTited etss ANA praying Tor process 10 cniuroo the
seizure, couuHc,tou and condemnation OF sut prop
Now. thorciors, in pursuance Of tho monluon Of
said Court un or The sea- OF said cont 90 me u cct
I'D hereby yo puui notice tn an petsous concern
si il interest 10 app car before said CouT az Tho
C5gIt Room u ihe Cap.,ol az Nashylie, ON The lsl
~. % hsutKt b rm n said Courl, % vit outnoer
| lQ lg--sh.1 avid LIcre 20 luteyluee tneiT flains
l ~ U. n GA .coCk,
sseif O. HsrahI Middle ptatrio' IeRs,
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United States of America,
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF rESNssEE-so


NNTHEBEAs AN information was filed in the Dis.
w trict Court OF the United States for the District
Aforesaid the 10Th day Of September, 1868, by
Horace Il. Harrison Ksq., Attorney Tor the United
States for sad District, against seven barrels contain
ing Nhiskey, alleging IN substance that, on the let
day OF September, 1868, IN the District Aforesaid, on
and, said property was seized by w, G, BroWnlow,
Assistant Special Agent Of the Treasury Department
at Nashville as forfeited to the United states Tor the
causcs set forth IN said information TO wit; that on
the day and year Aforesaid, said propert was trans
ported from Louisville, in the State of Kentucky 20
Nashville, in the state Of Tennessee without per-
init OF duls authorized officer Of tho 1Tea ury De
paItment OF N with such permit, that the same was
flauduleuuy procured, and praying prucess 10 On
force the seizure, conhscaton, aud con emnation o
said property
Now, ther, fore, In pursuance Of thn mouitlon Of
the said Court der the seal OF gad Court, 90 me
direo Cd, hereby give public uou2s 10 al per ons
concerned in interest n Fad property o. app,a ar be
fore AID District Court at the Federal Court Roum ga
the Capitol at Nashville, the District aforesaid on
the frst day of the next term OF tad Court 70 wit
october TO- lS63 then and there TO iuterpose their
claims H. NLASOOCht
" g. Marshal, Mid. Dist Tenn.
rep22 l4l
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Invest Your Money |!
Sale, Four Business or Home
Eoldies, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

MOULD do well to husband aud apply their
NV means to the purchase Of good HOaE 10 S.
nd thereby save their money. reap the advantages
erharceinent In thevalue OF their pronsrty, vRrd
II rhe Inducements and facilities for dissipatiou-
nd escape the difqfaoe and ruin incident 20 being
.hught In their snarea and traps which arc inToiV-
4 x and destroy ing thousands.
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Surgeons are respectfully invited 60 call upon the
Agent iu ch trge there or ia HehhFei "s u m'3 "o
most convenient. .,..,,,
twill taoiht ,te the impartal distribution Of these
stores n surgeuns sending orders VIII state TIE
-.L- -.L-u InnLI now LLol.
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TWE SOLDIERS HOMIE

49,, ks iirl-d Depot 20 the PLANTERS HOTEL,
vbsre aischuIgod aud furloughed soldiers viii aud
Rood, Lodging and all needed ass stance in
.'sfi1n to tbeir papers, usual without charge,
prsreh o6los of the Commission at NO. 3 Cherry
strset Esshyillo aud az the store room in Steven
~, A. 81. READ,
Sanitary iuEneoior
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offer terms, but We are. We may inter
pose 10 obtain terms for them ourselves.
but they are comparatively pOwerless,
with the hoof Of the invader already on
their breasts. The Observer says: at
we had gained some great victory, or
series of victories recently, "thero would
be some sense in proposing 10 negotiate"
But when shall we gain even one great
victoryY Still, suppose we should, as we
hope we may, what would be the result ?
What is TO become of Maryland, Ken
lucky, Missouri, and Western Virginia
Does any one believe that a great victory
would not encourage our government to
insist that all these States shall go with
us Will one great victory or a series
of victories wrest from the enemy the
Mississippi Valley? Are we likely 70
recapture Vicksburg, Port Hudson, Mem
phis, Natchez, Nashville or either Of them?
We fear not, Can We even drive the enc
my from Newbern, in our own State ?
Will we be able three months hence to
hold the Wilmington aud Welden road {?
Is Charleston safe? Is Richmond entire
lY safe
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The Presidents Proclamation suspend
ing tue writ OF ha5eas corpus has created
a sensation throughout the entire couh-
try. Conscripts who indulged the hope
that disloyal Judges would provide 9
way OF escape for them have determined
10 pay he commutstion fee, furnish sub
stimies, or orTespond in person 70 the sum-
mons from the Provost Marshal. De-
serlers who have been playing al hide
and seek, or staying away from the army
under forged furloughs, realize the fact
that the Government is IN earnest, aud
are Fastening back 10 their camps. just
before the issuing Of the Proclamation
some Of the courts in New York aud other
cities commenced the work Of liberating
the con CT pts, and arrangements had
been made b. embRrrAss the Government
by Withholding men from the army, hat
the suspension OF the writ has spoiled
all their plans. Since the commencement
Of the rebellion one disloyal man, by the
use OF the power given 10 him 10 the writ
Of hqbsas corpus, has tGson from the ranks
Of our volunteers = large number Of men.
few C1pperheads could In few weeks
undo the work done by the drAft, and Sc
| ouce-What troy no doubt 50 devoutly
dosire-the d,ltv coveted by the Rebels.
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That valuable Business Lot,

ms The North side Of tho P~blc Square, next to
J Messrs II, 4 D Douglas, fronting twenty.
lBe and getwelfths feet, aud running back about
Ins hundred and twenty two feet 10 an Hoy, com.
handling fine view Of Market street, is now oiierod
ET sals BIZ " G. sCOVEl
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The best shSrpshootars At Charleston
are said 70 b. uSgrOes. Five o them rS-
ssntly ospsgrod wsrs splsadidly armed.
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EXODUS OF SLAVES FRoM MARYLANp.--
The following extracts from late
Maryland papers, show how rapidly the
end Of the peculiar Institution" is ap-
preaching in Maryland.
Will those gentleman in Tennessee who
talk so largely abou 3 tho reserved right"
of this State to control the slaves, within
it's borders, regardless of the workings
CT the practical revolution, and the laws
Of the United States, make anote Of the
facts here stated, and learn little wis
dom from them: fl
ABsooNDED SLAVES The Rockville
(Md Sentinel of the 11th inst. says that
in Consequence Of tho frequent abscond-
ing of slaves from that region, the far
mers will not have suiHcient help TO gath
er their fall crops.
NraRoEs MoviNo Thirty seven neg
roes le eheir owners in the lower dis-
tricis Of Anne Arundel county, and up
per part ofOalvOit county on Saturday
last. Sixteen OF eighteen Of them were
csug near the Lcng Old Fields in this
couoty, on Sunday aud Monday last
and brought t. this village, and their
owners took them Marlborough
| GIseite.
STAMPEDE or NEGRoEs We under
stand that a number of slaves have left
their owners IN the neighborhood Of
| Pikovlie recently in fact their seems II
be general exodus Of them in that por-
tion Of the country IL this state OF
thinga continues, and IL undoubtedly will,
Ia = short time there will not be an able
bodied slave In that section of the coun-
| try, A number Of the men have turned
up in the negro regiment, the second one,
which ia beirg recruited in Baltimore
BA timors County advocate.
ENLIsTMsST or NEGROES IN MARYLAND
- The negro enlistment still continues
to create much excitement and talk
throughout the county On Tuesday
morning, 8th instsnt, there were about
eighty-foer left Miles River Fercy on the
steamer, under charge Of = lieutenant
from Col Brney's regiment, and we
Ieatn number more left st. MiohaePs
on tho same boat Since last Tuesday
week there has been considerable eau
cussing aud planning among Secession
lists, aud different means proposed 20 re-
cover their negroes aud to check theiI
volunteering Gazette
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
IA Capitol Park Street, considered The most desir
IBs part Of the city for Family Resi enoes Apply
H. O. sjUVEL.
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Buena Vista Lots for Salel

lVHEsE LOTS possess the four-iold advantages Of
health, ground we'll suited for walks aud roads,
oOd water, and eligibuity-withal, oheapn, Sc.
Apply to r. O. SpVfhlh