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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-03

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE.-No. 80
LET HEREAs, nm Information has been 1led In The
w District Court Of the United states for the
District aforesaid, ON the 2Sth day of September,
1868, by Horace H. Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of the
United States for said District against looking glass
two picture frames, two window shades, one couuter
pane, three sheets, six paror chairs, one rocking
GUAR, shovel, enc pair longs, one poker, fifty
yolumes books, bedscad, two mattresses, thiity
yards carpeting piauO one bureau and glass, aud
one wasns,a.d, of which property John lIoh is
the reputed owner, ALLEGING IN substance that Sept.
1888 IN sad District on land said property was sCiZ
forfeited 20 the United states for causes there
matter set forth and alleged to he true, to-wt:
That al the time Of and after the passage Of an
act OF Congress, approved July II, 1862, aud enh-
tied, san act 10 sdppr 80 insurrect n, to punish
treason and rebellion, to seize and cOnhscate the
property Of rebels, aud for other purposes" the
owner Of said property was engaged In add & aud
alb ting armed rebellion az inst the Government
OF Tho United States aud not witbio 90 days sf
the Proclamation Of the President OF tie United States
duly made 10 pursuance OF said act, the 25th day
Of July, 1899, cease 20 aid coultenanoe aud obet
said rebellion aud return to hi allt glance to tho
United states, and prayng for process TO enforce the
seizure, conhscation and condemnation Of said pro
perty.
Now therefore, iupursuauce Of the motion Of SAID
Court, under the seal Of the Court, TO directed,
hereby give public notice TO all persons concerned
in interest IN said PROF cry, e. appear before said
Court TIA 18th dey Of October, 1868, the Court
room, in the Capitol at Nashville, IN the District
aforesaid then and there TO interp0se their claims.
4. GLAsCOCk,
u 5. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee,
sepl-lit.
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United States Of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEs SEE

wv HEREAS, an information was filed in the Dis.
w uct Court Of the United states for the District
aforesaid, 90 tbs nth day of Sept, 1865, by Horace
H. Harrison, fsq., Attorney OF the United States for
said istricI, against certain lot Of ground and the
bull ings aud improvements thereon situated On the
South west side Of market street near the Public
square IN the City of Nashville and District aforo-
said said lot being lot No 20 in the original plan Of
the city Of Nashville, and being bounded as follows
Beginning as Joseph and Robert Woods's corner on
the south west side OF Market stree, ruh1ing thence
North-weswafdly with said street twenty-five feet TO
the line Of the lot belonging To the heirs Of Robert
Stardy d ceased thence In line at light angles with
said street one hundred and twenty one feet and iuur
uCnos TO stake thence In liue at right angles with
the line last mentioned twenty-five feet TO Woods's
alley aud thence In straight line to the beginning.
Alleging IN substance that SEPT 10 1893 said pro.
perry was seized by the Marshal Of the United States
for the district aforesaid, under an order OF seizure
issued on said day by tbe said Attorney OF the United
sates az forfeited 10 the United states for the
ia said information set forth, to.Nil that the owner
of said property being one Vernon X stevenson, late
of the Lity Of Nashville aforesa d. was on and ait'r
the 18th July, 1862, engaged IN aiding and Rbetting
an armed rebellion against the Government OF Tue
Uuited States, ami did bot within % days after the
Proclamation OF the President OF the United states
of the 26th July, 1862 cease 10 aid counteuance aud
abot said rebellion and return TO his allegiance TO the
United Sleles and praying process TO enforce the
seizure, conlscaton and condemnation OF said prop
city.
Now. therefore, 10 pursuance Of the mnniton OF
said Court under the seal of said Court To me direct
ed hereby give public notice TO all persons concern
ed in interest 10 appear before said Court at the
Court Room IN the Capitol at Nashville, on the lst
day the next term of said Court, 10 vii OCTOBER
10, ls03-thon and there TO interposo their claims
N. r. GLAsCOCk,
sep22 u. Marshal Middle District Tenn
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United States of America,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF lESNESsEE-s4.
IETnEREAs an Information was hlcd in the Dis,
w uot Court OF the United states for tho District
aforesaid, September IS 1863, by Horace Il, Harrison
Esq Attorney a The United states for SAID District,
against one trUuk containing Spool Cotton, ladlrs'
Hose, and other articles OF Try Goods I Trunk con
tliuiup hedciues; 10 Boxes Books; Box, containing
2 uUX. bottles litafs Box Boots aud shoes BOX
Hoacued Domestic, Box anu A Trunks, containing
nrns and women's clothing, boxes unblea' bed
"a, uostio, keg wine, box Lnsey coth, boxes
containing gas fixtures and drapory hanging box
containing hats, ana hogshead contain. rockery
and GAS ware, alleging M substance that the said
property was seized Che LIST day of September 1863
u the District Aforesaid on land as forfeited 20 the
NuuCd SAFES, Doe ause the sauo was on Sail day and
year trans ported from Louisville TO Nashville, without
l,rm OF "a duly authorized officer Of The treasury
Department., OF 81 with ono. that Il was fraudulent
obtained,
how, Mo olrc, 40 pursuance of The MONTH ot sad
Court undor the seal of said Court t0 me dt Cctyd,
hcr by Fiyo public uotoe % all persons concerned IA
rest iu said property, 20 appear before raj Court
af the Federal lOuu Room in he Capitol, ul tbe let
day OF tho next term of said Court % wits October
lgth 1868, then and there TO make their allegations
lu that behalf n. X. GLASGOW,
Marshal Middle District Of Tennessee,
sop93lH.
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Editor Naslville Union: In your paper
of the 23i inst, the following paragraph
appeared credited" to the Cincinnati
Commercial
Daviss division was driven back with
heavy los. and every gun of the 9Th
Indiana battery was captured, when bis
forces rallied and pushed the enemy back,
retaking the guns.
In reference TO the above, permit me
to say in the way of correction, that the
arrival of the 81 brigade, Sheridan's
division (com posed Of Toe % 27 b, 42th
aud 5l,t Il iuoi- regiment y on the battle
e Id ct Saturds}, be 1871 lost, was e1
ce,d ngy oppor une. We went into the
bau1e at "doubc quick :" drove back
the enelu ---u-t,in,ug loss exceeding
800 men ia thirty minutes; hauled off
Tn Sal diana batter, an delivered t
1 an officer - 10 sam aud maintain
cd our position du ug the nigpt Il any
% her troop thn those Of our br gade
rallied and c.p u,td" tbe al g saled
suns-t0s dldn see IL.
Respectfully
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United States Of America,

MlllD DlSIkt Il OF TENNtSNE E---3O.
NNTHEREAS an information vas fled in HE D.s.
w triCt curt OF the United STATES for IN District
aforesaid Tn the lGih day s ptember, 1863, ~
Horace II. Harris n tsq, IT. rne the United
States for sad District, against seven barr Is al
ing Nhiskey, alleging In subs auce tnai, the lst
day Of September, 1868, IN the uistr afo esald on
land, said property Was seized by w. G.. BruwulOw,
Assistant Special Agent o. he 7 easury Department
az Nashville, forfeited to the United stat tor the
causes set forth in said info m tiuu, to Wit hat
the day and year Aforesaid, sal prOFet Wa trans-
ported from Louisville, in the State OF Kentu K 20
Nashville, in the State of Tenoessee, witlOHt per-
init of dult authorized officer of the Tiea ury De-
partnent, or with such permit, that the same
fraudulently procured, and praying process To en-
force the seizure, conAscation, and con omnaton OF
said property.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the montion OF
the said Court, under the seal Of said Court, 10 me
directed, hereby give public notice TO oil per. ons
concerned ia interest In taid property t. appear be
fore aid District Court at the Federd Court k0 m, in
the Capitol, at Nashville, m tie Dstrct Aforesaid,
tho first day Of the next term OF laid Court, to wit
October 49, 1885, then and there to nteIpose their
clams II Il. GLASCOCK,
s. Marshal, Mid. Dist. Tenn.
sep22.l lat,
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United States of America /:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE IENNEsSEk-NO. 30
WHEREAS, an information was filed n the
w District Court Of the United States for tho Dis
ttict Aforesaid the 2Sh day Of September, 1863,
by Horace Harrison, 81 Attorney Of the United
States for said District, against one box contain rg
ieNelry and other articles, marked 'Ho ace Norton,
Co q, 1st Ohio Artilers Alleging In subs stance that
on the lst Gay OF September, 1868, ia the District
at resaid, land said property VAS seized as forfeit
ed 70 the United States, hereinafter alleged % be
true, &c wit That said day ana year said property
was transported from theatae OF Kentucky, 10 Nash
VILE, Ia the state Df Tennessee, without permit Of
Gully Authorized Ulcer Of the Treasury Depart
ment, or IL with one, that u vas faudueuty OBJ
tanned, aud fur her, hat th proper military author
tiles tav ng prior 10 the day and year Aforesaid
lawful prob biz all traders Rot regularly author-
zel tutiers from fo wing the army to trade there
with, which prohibition was IN rec ON tn day and
year aiO tsait Yet tie mr. of said goods, although
not sdch Tier a. aforosa d, did The ay and yea
Aforesaid, follow ,id army t0 trade tnorcwltui with
ihe property lioresad,
Now, therefore, n pursuance of che moluicn oi
said Court, urd r the seal o' the t.urt, 10 me
directed and delivered, B dl hereb give pub
notice 10 all persons concerned IN interest in sliu
property, 10 APPEAR before the said Court, theIO h
uay Of Octo er next, at uy Court 70 M, in The Cap
it0l, al Nashville In the District afor sal , at 10 o.
clock, forenoon, thou aud there TO iri rIose their
ctlms.
r. GLASCOCK,
u 5. Marshal for Middle Distrio Of Iennessre.
Octl-l4t
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United States of America I:


AI HEREAs, an Information was Alod In the Dis
w trct Court Of the United States Tor the District
aforesaid on the 18th day Of September, AID, 1858,
by Horace II. Hairison, Esq, Attorney for the Uni.
ted states for the District aforesaid, against box
containing watches and jewelry which said informa-
ton alleges IN substance that the FIRST day Of Sep
tember 1903 in the District Aforesaid, on land sail
property was seized as forfeited TO the United States
for The causes set Jth IN said information TO- wit
For that on the day and year aforesaid said property
was transported from Louisville In the State OF Ken.
lucky, 10 Nashville, In the State Of Tennessee, with
OUT permit OF duly authorized officer Of the Urea
sury department, ii with one, that Yves frau IL
niy obtained and prays for process TO enforce the
SO 11e, conhscat.on and condemnation Of said prop
crty.
now, therefore, In pursuance Of the moniti0ns Of
said Court, under the al ol said Court 10 me direct
ed, hereby give public nOtire 10 an perons concern
ed m interest In said properly to be and appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room In the Car
tol at Eashy e. ON the lst day OF the next term Of
Ead Conrt tO.wit October 49, 1888, then and there
to n,orposo their ella ms
T.. r. GLASCOCK,
q. s. Marshal, Middle Dist Of Tenn
sep23-llt.
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United States Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE-No. 90
iET HEREAs, an information has been fled 10 the
w District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trct Aforesaid the 18th day of septembe 1868 by
Horace II. Harris n, Esl., Attorney Of the United
states for said District, against cases Shoes, Box
hats cap0, box assorted goods, and / toX dry
eoOds-aileging in substance that Sept l. lS63 in
the District aforesaid on land, said property was
zed rs forfeited TO the L tied ates, becaUs' the
sam was on the said day aud year transported from
Louisville, in the state Of Kentucky 20 Nashville, in
the State OF Tennessee, beng place on the south
side OF the Ohio Il or, below Wheeling without per-
init Of duly authorized OH er OF tue Troasur, De
parlment, or, If with one ttat IL frauduenty OBJ
aned and praying for pro- to enforce the seizure
oonfisca ton and condemnatiun Of said property.
NV, Therefore, in pursuance OF the monitor II
said Court under the seal Of said Court to direct
G., hereby Civ puzzle notice 20 al persons concern
ed IN intere-t IN said proper to appear before the
said Court, at the Cour Room in the CaHtl at Nash
vile, the hrst day OF the next term Of said Court
towt october 49, 1853, then and there to interposo
their claims.
L. Il. GLAS OCK,
United States Mar.hal, Middle Dstro. Tenn
selt22
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The London relsgr ph hos discovered
hai he Am RIGA possess considerable
inventive genius. ltsAvs:
Eth Americans are vain of biug
"big," why not do them the justire 1t
coniessing that they attain that adjcc
tive, in their contentious, their suiferings,
aud their engines and methods Of war
fare Twice, in the course Of this two
years struggle, they have altered the
complexion of the science of destruction
--once on the water and once by land.
The Monitor and Merrimao confessedlg
initiated new era in naval tactics.
The plates of both are hardly rusted yet
by the salt water into which they went
down so soon; but already every coun-
try that pretends to keep the sea armed
is itting out vessels after their kind
ponderous GoliAths in iron, descended
lineally from the memorable 6ght in
Hampton water.
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Aashrille Atuiutl.
Freedom and Nationality.
;. q. MERCER, Editor.

Headquarters COmmIss onor for the
Organization of y =. OOIOTod Troops,
Nashville, Tenn.
Colored men in the Department of the
Cumberland will be enlisted into the SER
vice of the United States as soldiers, on
the following terms;
LIST. All freemen who will volunteer.
ID All slaves Of rebel or disloyal
masters who will volunteer to enlist, will
be free at the expiration Of their term of
service
3D. All slaves of loyal citizens with
the consent of their owners will be re-
ceiyed into the service of the United
States; such slaves will be free on the
expiration Of their term of service.
4th. Loyal masters will receive a GER
tiiicate of the enlistment of their slaves
which will entitle them TO payment of a
sum not exceeding the bounty, now pro-
vided by law for the enlistment of white
recruits.
9th Col red soldiers will receive
clothing, rations, and $40 per month
pay. SO per month will be deducted for
clothing
Recruiting Stations are established at
Nashville, Gallstin and Murfreesboro.
Other stations will be advertised when
established GEORGE L STEAREs,
Major and A. A. G., u. S. v,
Commissioner Of organization U. S. Col
ored Troops.
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The EOs,ian fleet In Now York
unrbDr.

The EOs,ian fleet In Now York
IRrbor.
There are now i've Russian ships-of-
war in port. For the first time the in
habitaots of the City OF New York have
the opportunity of vie wing a squadron of
Russian ships-of-war At anchor in their
harbor. Their arrival 80 this time is
most significant Rumors OF wars in
Europe, in which the empire of Russia
may be involved, are plenty. Then,
again, the hints thrown out regarding =
closer alliance between Russia and this
country are supposed 10 have some found
alton, now that 80 large aud well appoint
cd feet has arrived in our waters, with
the certainty Of more coming.
The feat arrival was that Of the screw
frigaie 0sliaba, Captain B1utak3f, on the
11th inst; day before yesterday two
steam sloops arrived the Vihaz aud Va
RAG, and yesterday the screw frigates
Alexander Nevsh aud Persevet Anchored
in the North river the former flying the
Gag Of Admiral Lisoyski, commander of
the squadron. The two latter vessels
came into the harbor by way Of the
Sound, and are the largest vessels that
ever passed through Hellgate. Thus we
have five ships of his Imperial Majesty,
tho Car of Russia, within pistol shot Of
he wharves; aud 6ne ships they are
steamrrs that would do credit and make
avaulb.a addition o. any navy in che
old N y Hrah
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

w u o1er Three RrRe lots iu the vicinity OF the
w Corporation Spr q, ana but short distance
from the General Railroad Top (, viz:
ONt OF, with good picket fence, on Spruces street,
about 400 eet 'front.' running through 20 Nino about
400 feet and fro ting on thrco sire g. total number
Of font feet about 1900
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 500 feet, run-
ming through to Mel emoro street about 200 feet,
fronting three streets, and havinga total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, o. on High street, about eco feet mont,
running TO an alloy In the direction Of summer
street.
The three lots above mon iored aye considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
venicnt, cheap have alter facilities, and room Tor
waste material, and are well worthy Of tho a,ten-
tion 81 those who desire 90 invest IN productive
property II. G, sCONhb.
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There is a nice genealogical dispute
brewing for aboriginal linguists, The
New Albany Ledger, quoting a paragraph
from an exchsDge-the Ledger says our
paper, but we don't think that we pub.
lished it-stating that Chickamauga sig
nihes, in one of the Indian tongues. "The
River of DEATH remarks:
Yszoo is Cherokee word, and its Gig
MITIGATION is The River of Death" We
are not informed in the Cherokee idiom,
but gentleman who is, tells us that the
Specification of the word ".Chicamauga"
is 1.-THE Pleasant Valley" and when ap-
piled to river, "The Beautiful Water"
As the Ledger editor is moro of an In
dian than we are, we won't dispute his
definition, but will insist that as an
equivalent for taking his definition, be
shall henceforward spell Chickamauga
with ak
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A Washington dispatch TO the Cincin-

A Washington dispatch TO the Cincin-
natl Gazette says:
Il is stated that Generals McCook and
Cnttenden have been relieved of their
commands ia the Army of the Gambler
land, aud ordered b fore a court of in
ouiry 70 iuye5iEa thoic conduct in tae
recent battle OF Click4mauga General
Roseorans is understood 10 have made
serious complaints against them in his
dispatches,
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NAsHvIIE rENNEssEE SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. I66a

Henry w. billiard, formerly member
of Congress, of Alabams, disgusted with
the state of things oarnal in "the CJnfed-
eraoy." has again renounoed the pomps
and yanities of this world, and gone. back
to preaching as profession.
billiard is the fellow with whom, our
notorious trio, Henry, Totten, and Barrow,
made the treaty conveying this State TO
JEFF Davis
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The Slave Trade

The English journals are filled with
detailed accounts of the atrocities of the
Peruvian shareholders in their piratical
expeditions against the South Sea Islam
ders, over two thousand of whom have
been carried of in bondage. We are
told, in language expressive OF the ut
most horror, how the unresisting natives
are deliberately fired into by the slave
hunters, in order TO terrify them into
81 omission; how many have been muir
dared in cold blood how whole cargoes
Of men have been torn from their weep
ing wives and children how from one
of the islands "twonty. five church mem
bers and many candidates" with some
of the most important officials, were seiz-
ed and carried away; how utter gloom
and desolation have settled down upon
the people.
But this must be all right if the sys-
ten Of slavery be right.
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GUERRmLAs MOVING. Tho Evansville
journal is informed that a considerable
number Of gusrrillas have crossed the
Tennessee river near Fort Hieman, COM
ing north The number has been re-
ported as high as 1000 which is proba-
bly, an exaggeration. Thore Is no doubt,
however, there are movements now being
made by rebel cavalry to concentrate
their forces in the hope Of making =
successful foray into kentucky.
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The Laconia Mills, in Biddoford, says
the Boston Traveller, are not now running
but the profits Of the whole year wi a a.
mouot to 100000. The Peporal Mi.I has
paid back within a few years TIE cost of
its shares TO the original stockh1ldrr and
sixty dollars On share additional
and the stocks now cell at a premium Of
100 per cent.
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Invest Your Money !
For Sale, Four Business or Home
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers.

"a OULD DO we'll TO husband aud apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOAE LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
oil enhancement in the value OF thcir property ward
on the ind moments and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgrdce aud ruin incident TO being
caught IA their snares and traps which are involy
ing and DESTROYING thousands.
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A1.uf iorui ht since an Ohio gem
man. AZ Ham ! on O W., say Yallan-
sram ea'kmg .rm IA arm With Bres-
I. % uinr VINO lives ia dne sty le,
f1p- hls friends" AZ his hand.
Jy De "a hat place. Why not
200, Gov ruor
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Respectfully,
CHATTANOOGA, Sep 20, 1868.

Tom Thumb is about TO retire b pr-
vate life on a fortune Of two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. He is going to
build him a cage at Bridgeport Conn,
and 90 IN for the otium cum digai.ais in
sober earnest.
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The Clnfederates in the border coun-
ties Of Missouri are preparing Tor march
into Texas, through Kt1ss5 Col Nerr
bas ordered au Ky diti0u TO cut them
Oh lr. .II uer has G. cate great
* I.".s. in enc threatened counties
* nss, AMI the people are under
ua
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MES. NOTIONS REPLY.
0FFIcERs' HOSPITAL No. IT,


Bello,0- Soldiers and Brehren:
Please accept my thanks for this
amount of money, $50 which you have
seen fit to make me a present Of I sp-
preciato it beyond your comprehension.
To you who have given this, am en-
desred by my untiring attention to your
wants. know that there are many who
will remember her who left the sweet
circle Of society, home and its comforts,
and land of patriots, for that of some
suffering and dying soldiers. How far
| have discharged my duty, it is not for
me, bus you, to say. could only be
satisfied in trying to assist in cooling the
fevered brow, and wetting the lips of our
beloved and dying countrymen; and
were more capable Of consoling you by
kind words, ftly spoken, it would be
moro pleasing to me. But since it makes
me happy to do what have, | shall en-
deavor 10 still continue; and when it is
for us to part, | would say: continue to
b. good and useful to your country, and
may God grant you the great pleasure of
seeing your homes and once happy FAM
lilies. If not permitted, may you fad a
home in heaven.
Mrs. SOPHIA L. NORTON.