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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNkSS aE--NO. %.
"A HhREAS, an infor rBation has been n OF In the
W District Court Of the United States for said
District, on the 7th day OF August, 1858, by john
TTimble, Esq., Attorney for the United States Tor
said District on behalf Of the United States against
acertain Lot aDd tie stOrehouse and other Improve
ments thereon situated on the South' asst conner Of
the Public Square, In Nashville District aforesaid Of
which property och Ensey is the rspuied owner,
the Same having been seized and 10 custody OF
H. X. Glascock, Marshal 6c., under an order OF
seizure issued by said John TT able, August 3D. 1868
alleging among other things, that said property was
seized IN District on land the lst day Of Sep.
ember, 1862, forfeited 20 the United state'. be.
cause the sane was knowingly used ard employed
by, and with the consent Of the owner thereof Ia
aiding and abetiing and promoting an armed rebel
lion against an resistance TO the laws Of the United
States
Now, therefore, IN obedience 20 the nionition of
the Court, under the Seal Of the Court, 10 prect
cd and delivered, do hereby give public nltoo 70
all persOns calming I'D property, ur knowing, or
having anything 70 say, why the saue shou d not be
condemned forfeited, that they bs ana appear be-
fore said District Court TO be held at the Federal
Court room, at the Capitol, la the Cy Of Nashville,
on the 18th day OF october, 1885, then ana there 10
inter pote their claims +. X. CLASCOCki
u. S. Marshal for Middle District OF Tennessee.
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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE THNNsSEkE.-Ho. Is.
M HEREAS, an information has been fled 10 the
w Distfict Court Of tbs United States for said
District on the 9TH day Of August 1853, by John
Trimbo Esq Attorney for the United States for eaid
District, on behalf Of the United States, against ctr
tain It, and the house thereon situatedin Nashville
District Aforesaid, the Aorth-oast cerner OF the
Pubin Square and Bridge street. being the store
formerly occupied aud used by w. $. Whiteman-the
reputed owner thereof and the lot appurtenant there
to--sei2 bT and now IN custody q H. r. GlascocK
Marshal, SC, under order Of seizure issued by
said John Trimble, August 18th, 1858, aledg
Ing In Substance, among other things, that said
property was seized on land in the Dstr CT Aforesaid
as forfei cd TO the United States for reasons and
Causes ia said Information mentioned, to wit that
on the lst cay Of September 1862 said property was
in said District knowingly used aud employed by the
owner, and with the consent of the owner In aiding
aud abetting and promoting armed rebellion against
the Government Of the United states, and praying
process against the same, that the same may be con
demnod as forfeited, Us aforesaid.
Now, thereore, In pursuance of the moniton Of the
Court under the seal OF the Court me directed a.
delivered, do hereby give pub ic notice 70 all per
sons claiming said property or IN any manner inter
ested therein, that they be ana appear before the
said District court to be held at the Federal Court
room, at the Capitol in the city Of Nashville his
rict aforesaid the leth day 'f October 1853 then
and there 10 interpose their Claims and 70 make their
allegations in that behalf r. r. GI.ASCOCK
aug25 lat. U. s, Marshal, Middle Dist, Of Tenn.
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NAsHYILLE TENNEssEE. THURSDAY. AUGUST q 1853
United States Of America;

DISTRICT on hIDDLE ETENNEssER-No. 2s.
w HEREAS, an Information has been hed IN the
w District Court Of the United states for said Dis
lricti on the 18Th day August. A. u. 1s03, by John
ITinble Esq Attorney for the United StRtea ior said
District on behalf OF the United States, against one
box Of Books two boNfs containing Is bundles aud
% hanks Of spun Thread, 2 bolts aud one remnant
Of Domestic, bolts and remnants Of coarse Wool.
en- Cloth, aud bolts and remnants Of Cotton
Domestic.
Ahedging IN substance that said property seized
90 land IN eaid District, and e liable 10 oonhscaon
because said owner Was on the lst day Of January,
1856, engaged In aiding and abettng eerta ARMED
rebellion against the Government Of the United States
not haTing returned 70 hs allegiance TO the United
states WitAn co days after the Proclamation Of the
President Of the United States, referred 70 In said
Information.
Now, therefore, IN obedience tot the monlton or the
Court, under the seal OF the COuF 10 directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice 70 all per.
sons claiming said property, or knowing, having
anything 10 say, why the aame should not be con-
demned as forfeited, that thoy be and appear before
i'd District Court, 70 be held at the Federal Court
room at the Capitol, In tho City Of Nashville on the
10Th day Of October 1853 then and there 10 nterpose
their claims. al
T. r GLAsCOCK,
U. 8. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE ThNNESsEE--So. 81
VNJHkREAS, an information has been fled IN the
w District tourtol the United States fof said Dis
trct on the 7th day Of August, A. d. 1909, by John
Trimble Esq Attorney for the I'm ted States for said
District, on behalfof tho United States, against
certain lot aud the warehouse and other improve
ments aud fixtures thereon Standing situated the
southeast corner Of Broa aud Market streets trout
iug on Broad street, In the city of nashville aud Dis
trict Aioreead, being the large store house formerly
known as tue store house Of Fiahef, Wheeies 4 Co,
aud the iot improvements aud dxtnrce, appuit nant
thereto, selz by and now In custody Of p. X,
Gascock, Marshal SO, under an order Of Belz .ro
issu BY sad Joha Triuble August 3, 1863 ale ng
IN subslnnco that sail property vas knowingly ussd
and employed by the owners m aiding, abetting
and promoting an armed rebellion, ana res stance
to the lava Of the United states, apd pr ying
process, and that said prop riy be condemned as
forfeited rII |
Nov, therefore, IN obedience 60 the mO0ition
ofthe Court uud the seal ~ the curt, TO me
directed aud delivered, do hereby give pub io
notce 70 all PERSONS claiming sud property, or know
ing, hayi am thing 70 sayi why the same should
not be CONDEMNED forte tel that they be and ap-
pear before said District Court be beld at the Fed
era Court ro IA, ht the Capito, IN The Cily Of Nash
vine ON the 18TH day OF Octo0er, 1868, then and
there TO int rioso their cliims
T. r. GLAsCOCK,
Z. 5. Marshal for Middle Dstrio OF Teunssste.-
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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE fENNkSSEk-No 20.
IA HEhkAS, an information has been filed IN tho
w li.tryt Court Of the United Stale for said Dis
trct on the Tth day OF August, A. d 1895, by Iohn
Trmble ksq Attorney for the Emitted States for said
District and 90 behalf Of the United States, agapst
certain lot and lhe st0renupae and Other improve
mrnis N reon fronting on Market street, and also
on College street South Of Broai street, in the citS
OF ashville ami District aforesaid, bong the store
house OF NJ. a. Parrish s Co., aud the lOt and m.
proyements appprtenant thereto, seized by and nov
in custody Of r.. Glssoook, Marshal, &C, under an
order OF seizure Issued by sid John lrlmble. Aug
Sd 1s69 alleging In substance that said property vas
knowingly used by the owners thereof and with the
consent oil the ON ners, m aiding abvting and pro
Iaotiug ceftain armed rebe lion against and roais
ance ~ the laws OF the United States;
Now, therefore, 10 Obedg 70 tho monilon oi tho
Court und The seal oi TIE Court, 20 me dectui aud
delivered, do hreby give public notice 10 AZ per
sons claiming said property, or kt owing, &C having
ans thlug 20 say, why the same ahonld not 10 con
demned forfeited, that they be ahd Rp a. before
said Dist let Court 10 ba held At the Fedora Caut
room at the Capitol IN the city on Nashville, on the
18th day q October 1868 then and thei 70 nterpoe
their cla iuis. i. h. GLASCOCk,
q. 8. Marshal tor Middle District Of Tennessee.
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were gospel, and they have nov learned
how dangerous and eostly . thinE il is
to place confidence In the honesty or
wisdom Of Tie lines.
We find, however, from letters publish
ed yesterday, that Mr.. II. w, Schwartz,
an unfortunate holder of tho loan, has
not lost for moment the confidence he
always had in the ultimate success Of the
Confederate cause, nor does be doubt that
the agreements which Davis and his
agents have entered into will be faithful.
ly fulfilled. We wish him j,y Of his
confidence and freedom from doubt. Such
frame of mind will help to bear him up
under adversely.
Mr.. Schwartz seems to have an idea
that he should like TO handle something
in exchange for his cash; and so with
rare ingenuousness, he asks McRea
whether he or any holder Of pAid-up
bonds, on demanding cotton in exchange,
can get possession of il within the limits
OF the ConfederAcy. To which McRAe
answers, that "the cotton will be deliv-
cred TO any holder of the bonds on de-
mand, as provided for in the fourth ar
ticle of tho contract"
We recommend Mr.. Schwartz to make
a trial. The cotton is said to be stored
promiscuously on the plantations In
the States of Georgia and Alabama, east
ern part of Mississippi, North western
part Of Louisiana, and Texas. This is
q wide field TO choose from, and we will
suppose Mr.. Schwartz, with his bonds
Endorsed, tries Northwestern LouisianA,
which we shall assume he reaches safely
no small assumption in the circumstAn
ces.
He is informed that the agent for the
loan to whom he must apply resides in
Opelousas or Brashier City, but that Gen.
Banks being in force somewhere in the
neighborhood, the agent had thought il
right TO deny himself TO visitors. This
difficulty surmounied, he is told TO apply
TO plantation on the BED River, and af-
ter many accidents by flood and field,
he reaches bic destination. We can i'm
agine the meeting betwixt the indomta-
bic Schwartz, armed with his bonds, and
the cute planter TO whom he had been
certified.
'Lent money TO JEFF. Davis, did sec
then yer . tarnal fool He is q gouo
coon, is JEFF I've got some Of his paper
sell it dirt cheap. Must have the cot
ton! Whew, Jim (addressing one OF his
free negroes), here 10 an English Abo-
litionist lent money TO JEFF. Davis and
wants my cotton for some Of Jeh.'s pa
per-jOost take him TO that black rascal
in charge of BAnks's niggors, and tell
MIN the storyp We arc AFRAID the trust-
ful Mr.. Sl,hssris msy bid adieu q tho
delightful vision alike OF tue cotton bales
and the per cent
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Marshal's Sale.

The United States psrsts Slx Boxes containing To-
bacco md spun totton, aezel by W @. brewnl1wi .
Special Ageu, OF tue Treasury department
information No. "a District Court o. the United
STATES ioF the District Of Middle funnessec.
IN Obosi onua 10 oraer OF said Court made In ths
1 cause the 4th day OF August, 1863, will 20 be
above named properly, al lmbhe auction, " Che hHh'
est bidder ior Cash ~ hand, Monday tbo 3lHt day
OF August, ls63 sale N take place NJ the 0rehuuse
ON the Public rquare, N Asshy le, formerly oocupird
a. Duncan Co aud 20 c0mulcnoe al 10 o'oloo<, On
the Gay Aforesaid.
4 H. OLAsCOCK,
z Marshal for said District.
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East Tennessee. Horace Maynard, DR..
VIM. g. Brownlow, John A. Campbell.
Middle 7e7,nessee.-M M. Brien, DR..
VIM. ?. Jones, Horace II. Harrison.
Rest Isnnessee.-J. B. Bingham, j. M.
1'omeny, nr. J. Teftrick.
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Refuse tno Issues OF all Banks
mentO ned hnlnXR.

mentO ned below.
The following Tennessee Banks ore broken, or
have been wound mp and their Notes, n any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville,
Centra Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
FarmerR' and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanos Bank at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfrossboro.
Miners and Manufscturers' Bank, At Knoxvt. q.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank OF Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at DRndridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazswel
Bank Of TaReweli, At Tazewell.
Lawrenoeburg Bank, at Lawrencsbu
Oiuzens' Bank, at Memphls.
Bank OF America, at CarkRvfne.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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u,HE REGULAR LECTURKs IN lHs lNsurU.
mos glI oommeuce as usual on Monday, "a
Rovsmbsr. Ihsrs will b lreli ninary oourss 10
tor fartha4 iuformatton o. 0iscnlar, address,
cAARLas A Pope, Dgala
au05-sw0wd2aVOs
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Besolvod, That in the future the Union
League meet twice eaoh week, monday
evenings to be devoted exclusively TO
the initiation of members, and matters
connected directly Herewith; and
Thursday evenings to be business meet
iogs exclusively; and that those desiring
to become members of this order may
know when they can be initiated, the
Nashville papers, loyal to the Union, be
requested TO publish this resolution. The
UNION and Press being such. Passed
unanimously, July 9th, 1868.
M. P. CLARK, President.
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Marshal's Sale.

Uaitcd static oerus 81 boxes bAoco, 22 boxes OF
M rchand se, casks OF Train On, eau OF Turpen-
,inc, zl uaes of Cotton Yarn, I kog, contents not
known, = pai Scats bas Of spicri aud palr VI
"A .H
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~ oh once 10 an order oi said Court, made 10 this
cnuss, oa the an day Of August, 1908, l will sell
no above named propJriy, a Public Auction " tho
ph,si bidder r Cash in hand, al the siorchous
on the Public SQUARE, n hashs Tile, pied Goo mvriy
by A j. Duncan & % ga "Wednesday Tie "a day az
ssptembsr, lsOa w., g. eommencs et ~ o'eoak on
thst dav n r aLAsOOCE, .. . M
argtt~-2ul
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
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sS- Advertisements inserted In the Special Column
harged at the rate Of twenty conta per line for the
rr,t Insertion FOR each additional insertion ton
,ou.s IN the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the grst Insertion, for every additional insertion hi
to- ents.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
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announcements OF Candidates.
tor 5iato Ohoers 1'
Iounty s.-.....s.-... . w
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Wa, the undorslgBed, have this day adopted tho
shove rates. 10 wblob We bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere wa. CAMERQN, for tne UnsoH
JOHN WALLACE, for the DispoieA
WIHHAM, BARRY 4 Co. for the Ffsas
EA1Untr, TEsH., July %, 1893
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VINEQAR.

lUkE VlNE6AR. WHOLESALk AID RETAIL,
4 constantly ou baud delivered ai an I.arts Of abe
sIty b. d. niCkkH, Agent,
Cor Btoad and Hieh
lunaIl--M
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HEAD'TERs DKPT. OF TIE CUMBERLASD,(
WISoHEsTER, TENN. Aug. 10, '63.
Special Field Oniors-No 224
EXTRACT. .
=
x. Hereafter all applications from eiti-
Eens desiring passes 70 Nashville, and
other points within the lines Of the De-
partment, viii be addressed to Major
General GoRDoS GRANGER, at Nashville,
who is authorized to take final action
upon them.
By ordor Of
aHg MAJOR GEN. R0sECRANs,
II. THRALL, Assistant Adjutant-G Gen.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.


CEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received at this oflc
- until l2 o'c lok, n, BrldAy, August f8th, 1855
Cor furaishlpg this Depot with
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united States of America:

Z. s. MAJ shal for Middle Dlsirio OF lcuntsste.-
aug. 25--l4t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-28

THE National AtAppMy The hod,,
OF men who met in New York lust n
month ago to accept or reject the act of
Tue last congress incorporating Nation
al Aeadamy of sciences, and who with
mat exclusive Snobbery which men of real
knowledge and worth too often affect re-
fused to admit the members Of the nress
have nst caused to be published semi
omclal report OF their proceedings, pre-
pared 10y the Secretary, OF course after
beng delayed so long, there is nothing in
II which will iniure anybody, and very
htlle that will interest anybody. The act
OF incorporation was accepted, plan cf
organization adopted, dividing the mem
bers INTO two general classes, first, mathe-
mates and physics, and second, natural
history, each member to decide in which
class he will be enrolled, and in which of
the numerous subdivisions of the general
class.
Art and literature are toshave no place
IN the academy at present, which shows
more modesty than the members were sup.
posed TO possess. In time the academy
may grow up TO these departments, and
hope to vie with its namesake and model.
the French Academy. Two stated annual
meetings of the academy are to be held
hereafter, one in January and one in Au-
gust, the former at Washington, and the
other at any place appointed. The scien-
thc NEE tlngs are 10 be open to the public,
the business meetings private The sec
rotary OF the treasury has laid out a little
business, by requesting a report on the
subject of weights, measures and coinage.
both foreign and domestic, which we shall
expect to see extensively treated of. The
members all took the oath of allegiance,
chose the following officers to serve for six
years and adjourned To meet in Washing
ton, January I'd, 1864:
Observation-Disclosures Dallas Bache.
Washington, d. C.
Vice-President-James d. Dana, New
Haven, CT.
Foreign Secretary-Loms Agassiz, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Home Secretary-Wolcott Gibbs. New
York.
Observation-Disclosures Rogers, PhladeI-
phla, Pa.--SprinqJfeld Repabtjcaa.
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CHARLEsToN.-A soldiers letter from
Folly Island, Charleston Harbor, intimates
that the rebel forts are to be reduced bv
regular siege. We quote:
"Folly Island, which we hold, runs
along the coast to Stone Inlet north. and
is only separated from Morris Island by a
narrow stream, which at low tide is almost
tordable. The island is about eight miles
long and mile and half wide, and com
mands Morris Island, and on which we
can plant batteries that,with the aid Of the
gunboats, we can shell them off of Morris
Island in eight hours time, and once in
possession of Morris Island, we have Cum
mlngs Point, on which we can plant siege
guns, with which we could batter down
Fort Sumter-the sand hills being perfect
protection from the shot and shell of Forts
Sumter and Moultrie."
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kTMBALL AND CoRcoRAN.---Theco court
martial in the case of Gen. Corcoran for
shooting Col. Kimball, has concluded its
Investigations. 1t was shown that Kim
ball halted the General when he had no
authority to do so, used threatening Ian
guage, brandished e weapon, and would
probably have used it had he been per-
mitted to proceed. There does not seem
to be any ground for doubt that Kimbalfs
conduct was caused by the too free use of
liquor at the time.
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BATTLE EXTRAORDINARY IN ILLINOIS,
"A few days since, at Shawneetown, ILL.,,
a Colonel of Volunteers found that he had
let his house to a woman whose longer
stay IN 1t would not be creditable and Or
dered her out Having the advantage of
contract and possession, neither coaxing
or threatening availed to induce the woman
to vacate the premises.
The Colonel determined to carry his
point at all hazards, planted battery,
consisting of one 6-pounder, within point
blank range. The feminine heroicallv
stood her ground, and the Colonel opened
a brisk cannonade upon his own house,
three balls passing entirely through it.
The madame stood her ground bravelv
tor while, until the fire becoming too hot
she changed her position, retired to the
back yard and there formed a new line of
battle. The firing of artillery ceased and
the Colonel cautiosly advanced to recon-
noitre in front.
Discovering that the enemy had been
dlslodged by his artillery, he advanced to
within the house, when the enemy opened
a rapid fire upon him with a revolver, at
short range, clipping locks of hair from
both sides of his head and perforatmg his
clothing.
Having emptied her six shooter the Col
onel opened fire in reply with six-shoot-
er, exhaustlng all his shot without mate
rial loss to the enemy, who, becoming
much demoralized, hung out flag of
truce and sued for peace, which was made
much like it almost always is between bel
hgerents--on the very terms proposed be-
fore the war commenced. She vamoosed
the rancho. The battle was spirited whils
1t lasted and produced great excitement
in Shawneetown.
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COTTON IN LoUIsIANA-Ac orrespon-
dent of the Era, writing from Opelousas
May :, thus speaks of the great quantity
of cotton existing in the region opened
by Gen. Banks operations:
"From the of landing from the steam
boat until the present writing, | have
seen hardly anything but cotton. On
both sides of the Bayou at Barrels cotton
was piled bale upon bale over several
acres along the road from there to Ope-
lousas, immense army wagons, each con-
tanning half dozen bales, lined the road,
each wagon driven by jolly contra band
who seemed to think the millennium had
come.
"Reaching Opelousas the first object
that attracted my attention was ware
house, with large yard attached, piled
high with feecy cloud, and the surround
ing streets were filled with wagons, mules
and darkies, waiting to haul it away TO
some bayou landing, to be shipped from
thence to New Orleans.
"A gentleman intimately acquainted
with majority of the planters OF this and
the neighboring parishes informed me that
the estimate made by them of the number
of bales opened up to the world in the
country already occupied by our troops
would not fall short of two hundred thou
sand, and our advance would soon throw
as much more on the Market
The planters of that section of Louis
ana make great professions of loyalty.
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- A Newborn, North Ca,

Il A Newbern, North Carolina. dis
Pateh says that Gen. Hickman, in command
~ Morehead city, has recently discovered
several under ground" channels thro'
"nch the enemy have been receiving
.arge supplies of all kinds, through parties
oohing safeguards and passes from ex-
uov' Stanley. Several guerrilla bands.
including Virginia cavalry company
have thus obtained all their shoes and
Hcothing. Important arrests arc being
made by Gen. Hickman, who has seized
an the goods belonging to the mere ants
N Newport, who have carried on a trade
amounting to many thousands of dollars.
These safeguards and passes are in the
bands of several hundred dsloyal citizens.
Seaching from one end of the Department
70 the other, through whom the enemy
pave received endless quantities of sup
Phes. Stringent measures are being
adopted by the military, naval, and rev.
enae officers, who are endeavoring to
break up this extensive traffic,