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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27
Information No. 7,

IN THE Z. 5. CIRCUIT COURT -NIDDI Il DIs-
TRlCI OF TENNES~EE.
The Uni e tates g5 Lott No. !, ? ., p, % and
p, Ia she psn Of tho division Ot thc loo q lsnd
Cole q Hil, IN Nashville. srd the Aney d.
tween said lots suit She holdings, machinery,
g. on SAID lots, used N nisnu'Actur NJ can
u'H, &c, which lotl were deelsd "a the state oi
1eune5sfe, by =. McGavoek, &. II. GnoooIs
James CAN'T and Q. 2. Hunt.
VA HEFEs5, AN AMENDED INFGRMATINH
w Was hlat. On the 2yth day u april. 1854. by
H"r-ce Il. Harrison EsI., Attorney o the United
7iatss sad District, against said properly,
among other things alleging trat sold property Wss
seized he 18th dsy OF March, 1862 BY the m IL
tsTy authority Oh the United States, as forfeited 70
the United stat. =, aud tho sane Is sought b. Be
condemned forfeited for the causes stated Ia said
amended IGfprmstOn.
SOH, therefore, IA pursuance OF the pTsyer Of
sad sueAded iuformslon, asit the monitor Of the
our under the seal u the Court, % me issued
snd directed, hereby give ptG,ic warning all
persons claiming or pretending to bave sRy inter
est in said property, that tbey D. end appear be-
fore tne Circuit Court 81 Lha Cuitsd Scales for the
Middle District Of Teuuassee at the Federsl Court
Room, IN the Capitol in the city o. Nashville, on
the second Elon az, beng the Sth day, ~ Nay next
A. tea O'Clock il TIE forenoon Of thai day, show
cause, If an5 they have Why said property shs4
not b condemned, and 1he proceeds distributed
acoOrjug 10 law (. K rLksCCCB,
Marsha L. g foT the Mid. Dist. Of Tenn.
al,
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Information SO. ~,
q. g. DISTRICT Court FIR THRMIID LE DIS
IEINT OF IEN rs BE


q. g. DISTRICT CO"RT r n THE NH DIE DIS
TEiCrQF TENNESSEE.
The United Ststea rs. ? shares stock in the Com
rer.isl Insurance Company, aud other proper
y Of John +. Johnson.
WTHEs EAS. HORACE Il HARRISON, ATTOF-
w ney OF tho uited States for said District,
has, on this the 23d day OF April, LA, flIod his
amended Information in this csusP alleging among
other hing, tine seizure Of certain the estate and
property, moneys, stocks anil credits of John g.
Johnson, laie Of said District. ami Ssid JOhnsCn's
interest in certain real estate described in said In
formation, and that tho same vas seized Is the
Marshal Of the United Siates, on 'he 2Sth day OF
'snuary, 1851 forfeited to the United STATES for
the causes mentioned 10 said Information and pray
ing toe monitor Of the Court, and notice Of tho
FL Gg OF the said smcndeI information.
Now, therefore pursuant 70 the moBitiOn under
the seal OF said Courf 20 directed, hereby give
public warning 20 all persons concerned in interest
IN said property, 20 appear before ssjj Court the
Federal Court RO N. n the Capitol fl Nashville,
OF the second Monday in May next, then and there
u PROFOUND their claims aud mako their allegations
III th9t hchalE r. r. Cfi ASCOCK
L 5. Marshal for the Md. Dist. Of Tenn.
e-ot-it
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THIS RANK - AUTHORIZED By THE sEC-
! Rotary Of the Treasury % receive subscriptions
redesnabo 81 the pleasure Of Tie Government afteT
zen years. Coupon Bends vii be Of the denOmi-
nation Of Fifty, One Hundred. Five Hundred, and
uBs Thousand Dollsr5, and VII No delivered in a
ew dsys. Registered Bonds viii BE Of the denoIni-
nation oi Fifty One Hundred. Five Hundred One
thousand, Five Thousand, sni Ten Thousand Dol
ars ana viii b. delivered o. or before The 5Oh day
u April. JAS c. OfDEN, Cashier.
80 81
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NOR MANY HAVE DIED FROM DIAGRHTA
4 GuS lyscutery IA your regiment. Now take
warning, snd do not return without Supplying yout
knspsacks with bottle Of lT. Strickland Anti
Cholera MiSture-remeTter how IH9uy Ec-G saved
last year ly taking IL sitter being discharged and
sent from the hospitals s. iucurat.e. Us.e Hose
viii Immediately ruiieys the most severe ca-a oil
lHsUhUa or lysenteTy. IL Is acknowledged By
the Faculty to y tho only medicine } Gown 70 cur
Chronic IL rrhUa and byseutery. > cw, don ne
gleet it, for on your return chSnge ofdiet e8d
Sgater, eta., viii most certainly bring ca Diarrhaa
and fifty cent botlc Of Dr. Strickaods AMI Chol-
era Mixture viii cure you and several others. Il
will keep good IN suy climate. Do not fal = tell
sar.a.
Sold by Druggist, and prepared Only by Dr. A.
STRICKLAND, E:l.t Fourth-street CDciunsti
Ono ap 2S-tu " th--S.y
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Draught Horses.

A.Q. Ms OTFIcF, NASHVILLE, TFNE.,
April -, lS64.
%r I WILL PURCHASE GOOD 5uT1Np
tAlcS-, sai scT7iCeable Dra Chit Horses, TO be
&Szvf3y at lea li5S hsnd5 high, not less tn&n
" u six nor more than twelve ycsrs ol3, and
to weigh az least 400 pounds, az $1,000 pr head
Horses viii be inspected and received ct the Gov
erumcnt Horse Corral foot Of SuInmeT-sfreet.
By order o. isuteuant-Co Colonel }. L. DOSAJuaGS,
s. and :. Cuartermsster.
CHA5. Il. IRWIN, Capt. ami 4. Q. d.
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DIXOY'S 4ROJfAPTC
ESZ4AGkA = II - u Z
IAES ~. .EII .A.L'TVE

Is iae only al, nai sure cure. Il con-
taias 10 opium oT i~,e,csi'r7 iFueE, no min
etal o. other iniurioa. coupoUats common
10 remedies geaerriig SOLD l1- lai- class Of
,iisc1Fr. % - s3 e.H-4e.a-- iliar 4hy-ie.aus
very generally nee 10 30 iAeir practice ia
al chronic and dangerous eases.
go Use no Cholera ili-tgra- on i.abt-
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miae all ruin TIA con ss.t-l.5a.9 wilson you
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TIvF, ara see lhat tle proprietor laue IS
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We HAvE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.
FoG THE USE Of SOLDIERS.

FOR THE USE Or SOLDIERS.
1. IS printed ia four coi,cs, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless uIlber5 into Dixie, with drums
beating, colors flying, etc. 4 blank line is
left for the name OF tho Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Ohicersj bizs l3Ll!. The
certificate is enclosed Il q pasJeJUsrd tube,
and can be sent TO any part Of the country
without injury; and thesoldier, after filing
M the blank lines, can pat Il back IA he
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viii get il framed and preserve l. - re-
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4 correspondent OF the Chicago Tri-
bune, speaking Of the massacre at Fort
pfifa,v SAWS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-29
Shcridnn,s Victories.

On Monday oflsst week, this vigilant
officer, after several days of skillful MA.
neuvering, attacked Early in his forti.
fed position at Bunker Hill and after a
sanguinary engagement defeated him
Early retreaied to the almost impregno.
bic position of Fishers Mountain, near
Strausburg, where Sheridan again at.
tackled him on Thursday last, and after
short but severe actlon routed him
and scattered his remaining forces. Al.
together, this will be sck nowledged the
most complete and decisive victory of
this Summers campaign, If not the
whole war.
We are proud to know that our own
West Virginia troops under their ga.
laOt aud accomplished lOader-Msjor.
General Crook-aeted q very conspicu.
Gus part, md while wo rejoice with
friends and relatives over their noble
deeds, we almost shuddcr in view Of the
inevitable list Of casualties and in antici
patton condole with those thus bereaved
We fondly indulge this hope that thes,
bloody battles and signal victories ar,
in truth, the long.hopod for, "beginnni
of the end" of this gigantic but cause
less civil war,
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Army oTthe Potomac

Nav York, September 23,-The
Homld'S CITY Point correspondent of
shes sayO, Sherijan's great victory
has inspired our troops more than re
enforcement of 10000 men.
It, was received with uproarious on.
thrsasm. Grant telOgrapbod at once
to Washington to make Sheridan Briga
diet in the regulars, which was promptly
done, A salute Of ton shottoi guns
from roch battery was Cred this morn
log at sunTiso, making over 1000 dis.
charges upon the rebel lines. Tho rob
OlS have 70 enforced their mortar bette.
~ which is brought 10 bear on tho
Dutch Gap canal workow by tho addi.
ton Of four moro cannons.
They keep up continual fire., but do
no lamOgo whatever
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Extraordinary Renovation of the Enc
tire System.

About thirteen years since, arri7Gd in this
country from Christina, Nory5 az, and contin
ued in fair health till about twelve siace when
the diseases common to odr western country
began 70 attack me, such as fever ard aguc,
general debility, weakness of the digestive or.
gans, &c. in fact, | was, as the common phrase
Is, "sick all over" Nevertheless, my circum.
stances compelled me to 90 to work in the Lake
Superior Copper ines, Lake Superior. Here
| met with browning disaster, having fall
OF many feet and striking upon my head, hav-
Ing the effect OF benumbing US it were the mus.
cles and nerves of my legs and arms so that for
n long time could hardly move. Finally l
got so that could hobblc about with n cane,
but almost despaired Of ever getting well, and
here is the astounding and to me gratifying fact
that three weeks ago commenced the use Of
the Scandinavian Remedies, and am now able
to walk easily without a cane and feel well
generally. A. JOHNSON.
lJ'Seo advertisement
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situation Military and Political.

The capture OF the great Railroad cen
ter in the Gull es-Atlann-l the
severance OF the moiu Railroad supply
ing Lees army and the recent disast,
rous defeats ofthe forces under Early,
following so closely the capture of the
forts in Mobile Bay, have had a very
disheartening effect upon the open che,
my in front and their "aiders and abet
tors" in the rear; since all must now be
convinced that the rebellion is to be ef
icclually suppressed by force of aims
alone.
Every Union victory dcmoraliaes
equally Davis forces and McCleIan's
adherents, and at the same limo strength
ems the Administration OF present and
ENSURES its continuance and places the
the restoration Of the Union by the
continuance of the very same means,
beyond all cavil or question; thus dem
onsirating the folsity Of the position
that "the war is failure" Soon
we may expect greater struggle be
tween the armies Immediately under
Lee and Grant, than any that has yet Ia.
ken place, and We confidently look for
signal and conclusive victory. Indeed,
the destruction of the cooperating army
in the Valley, almost guarantees sue.
cess in the next encounter at or near
Richmond. The crisis evidently has OF
last no, only been reached but passed
and Unionists cannot repress their exul
tation at the near approach Of peace
and Union The success OF the fall
camraign in the field, insures the com.
plcte success OF the Union ticket in the
political campsign now quietly pro
-gressing,
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The Peace Rumors.

New YoEE, September 23.-Thc
Richmond Enquirer, speaking of tie
rumored peace negotiations between
Sherma IN aud the authorities Of Georgia,
says that the Government of Georgia
ought 10 recolleet that State vas one Of
the first to secode from the Union, and
that ifshe now treats for peace on her
own terms as sovereign State, she
wtbdrsws from the Confederacy ,nd
leaves her sisters the bay 10 hold, after
having 60, them into this scrape.
The Worlds Wsshiogton special be.
lieyas that the report OF a peace letter
from JEFF Davis is we'll founded, and
has no doubts il is in the hands Of a par.
ty to present to the Government,
Another World special says:
President Lincoln is engaged in pre-
pairing peace propositions, to be sent
out 10 our commanders. one being al
ready sent out 10 Sherman,
WAsuwGToH, Sept, e2.-Grntlemen
sharing the conf ence of the Govern.
ment have no faith in the report. and as.
scrt it as Wall street speculation.
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TILE WEEKLY REGISTER.

refu'ation Of the accusations aroresai4,
aud presume no man will dare public.
ly urge them further. Ifauyihingmore
should be necessary can obtain confr.
NATION Of tie foregoing sratement0 by a
number Of men whose Loyalty cannot be
doubted.
If could for one momeoi, doubt my
sincerity as firm supporter ofthe Gov.
eminent and my willingness to uphold
the authorities in lawful scts or meas
ures'for the suppression Of this rebellion
my maine should be Withdrawn from the
State Ticket, as unworthy place so
honored, but up TO this time / have
gwen nv cordial support TO Inc Govrrn
mpnr and those IN authority. and will
continue to do SO, az Ions as the purpose
is to enforce and msintaiu the supren,a-
cy AMI dignity Of tie Constitution and
laws Of the United States, over all the
territory Of our nation,
j. NJ. MoWH0RTER.
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ESeverAl of the Mcclellan speakers
and writer's are in the habit OF dwelling
upon the hardship and wrongs OF the
DRAFT, but constantly urge their hearers
10 vote for The man who first advised it
upon the government. They talk Of The
arbitrary prrosts, and recommend as a
remedy for them, the election Of man
who once arrested whole Legislature
They dwell rather lightly on the impor
lance Of the Union, and advise m en-
thusiastic support of the man who said
let the seeded Stotes depart in pesce. "
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rest the men and ssaerarions L Gen.
Torbett has pushed down Loray Valley.
according 10 my directions he will
achieve great results.
! do'nci lhink lhofe ever was an army
so badly routed. The Valley soldier,
are hiding away and going to theiI
homes Cannot 81 present give you
any estimate Of prisoners.
| pushed on, regardless ofevery .hing
The number Of pieces Of artillery re-
ported captured is sixteen
P. H. SHERIDAN,
Major General.
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Official war Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %
WAR DEPARTMENT. WAsHINGroN
Snnlnmhnf "a 1854.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHISGroN
September "a, 1854
To Maj. Gen Die:
The following Official dispatch has
been Just received from General Sheri
dan, detailing some Of the particulars of
the particulars of the battle and victory
al Fishers Hill:
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE DlvIIoS,l
W"oDsrOcK Va, Sept 80
70 Lieut.. Gen Grant, City Point:
cannot as yet give any definite nc
count Of the result Of the battle Of yes.
terday. Our losses will DO light. Gen
Crook struck the lett R,nb of the enem, ,
doubled ii up and advanced down the
lines Ricketts, division, 6h Army
corps swung IN aoi Joined Crook
Gruy'S and Whelton's division took
up the same movement, followed by the
whole line attacked them beautifully
and carried the works of the snemy.
The rebels threw down their arms aud
| I'D 10 the greatest confusion and alb m.
don ne most Of heir artillery. 1t was
dark before the battle ended
pursued on after the enemy during
tho night to this point with the 9th and
! 18th CoTo, and have stopped hero I,
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JACKSON G. H., W. v, Sept. lG,
Error REoIsrrR:-IlayIug heard
that there are accusations circulating in
your section Of the State, land perhaps
in other parts also against me, since my
nomination BY The Grafton Convention,
as a candidate for Auditor, in refer.
cnCe to my position and eonduc' in The
beginning of this rebellion, and as | nm
aware, that where they are believed and
remain undspured, they will create dis
satisfaction in the ranks Of the Union
men, and at the reqest of my friends
here, and dcem,ng it but justice 10 my
self as we'll as to those who nominated
me, / will give . statement of facts in
relation to what understand 10 be the
charges alledgcd.
In the FIRST place, understand some
charge me with having voted for the or,
dinauce OF secession. In answer TO this,
no man having any respect for truth OF
vernciry, and knowing anything of my
proccdents, would dare make such a
charge.
In the second place l am harged
with assisting Secession mob that was
raised to prevent the Union forces from
entering Spencer, in Roane county.
To this make the same reply as to
the first, that it is positively false. On
the contrary when advised and urged by
other officers Of the county to support
the ordinance I replied that when l con
seuted to do that, would be compeled
first to resign every Office was then
holding, Clerk of the County Court,
Deputy Clerk Circuit Court and Com.
missioner in Chaocery Of both Courls) as
| was sworn, in qualifying In each of
Offices to support the Constitution Of the
Un'cd States, to which | owed a para
mount allegiance.
At the time the mob aforesaid was
gathering up, removed my family out
ofrown some two miles, TO the house OF
the late C'pt. Wetzol, Of the 9th Regi-
mcnt, and left my property. was in
town o few times during the excitement,
but was in constant fear of being ar.
rested and taken to Charleston, (rebel
hcadquarters) and the threat was made
as | afterwards learned of shooting me
down in the street. They did not re.
gard me as their friend, was anxious
to save the records Of the county, and
not have them carried off as were those
Of some other counties, and succeeded
in doing so, but it was at the sacrifice Of
my personal inclinatonS and feelings
| removed the records, as soon as l could
after the excitement was over to a SO
crrc place, and then left for parts more
coogcuia 10 a Union mans feelings.
When the Union forces arrived at
Spencer a Union Home Quad was or.
paDiged. at the organization Of which |
was not present, but joined them q few
days arterwsrd as a private, and served
faithfully Os such during It's existence
never re iuoinr to serve at any post as,
signed me, and participated in all The
lighting at Spencer during the Summe
.fiort
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Deg~ Parties of Moseby'a guerrilIau
are hanging along the road between
Harper's Ferry and Winchester, but they
seemed to be somCHha! cowed by the re
cent woGnding Of their leader, and as
yet they have only made one attack on
any Of tho Union men.
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The Latest War News.

Il Was reported on yesterday that
Early and Breckenridge, together with
1000 men and 40 cannon had been
captured. Up to the time we go topresa
we have no confirmation OF this rumor,
The public must notgive credit 10 all
sensation stories, The War Office will
receive and make public the earliest au,
lhcnlic information from the Valley.
Sheridan is still pushing on afer the
fragments Of -Earlys army Of The shon.
andonh.
rumoted that heavy dghting io
going on in front Of Petersburg,
Forrest is the most dangerous Of the
rebel raiders, and will probably do a
good deal Of mischief before he is beat,
en- back in Tennessee, But he will Ger.
lainIy be overpoworedif be attempts TO
stay long.
Missouri affairs are becoming serious.
The authorities were mol unprepared for
Prices invasion, and Rosecrans is the
man 10 bring him 20 grief
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From Cen sheridon,s Army.

NEw YoRx, September 2s.-The
Worlds special from the headquart,r,
of Gen. Sheridan's army. below Win.
chester, September 22d. says the entire
army advanced yesterday and took posi-,
ton on the heights on either side o.
Slrasburg, twenty miles below Winches
ter, and toward Stanton, in font o(Flin,
Hill. The artillery opened on the lrf;
Of tho enemy, deroraliEing the enemy's
skirmsh line and scattering il back A
shot from Tyler's battery, of the f9h
corps, sci fire to barn just beyond
Strssburg soon after the firing com
menced.
Meanwhile, the 9Th corps, which was
assigned The business of The day, seat
forward skrmish line consisting Of
9Th Maryland, 34th Ohio and 9th New
York regiments, of the Sd division, and
the 95th New Jersey regiment of the
Isl division, to teveIope the ensmy's
strength upon and capture, if possible, a
crest forming an extension of the very
Formidable position held by the enemy
on Flint Hill,
This line advanced handsomely, dri.
wing the rebel line from the Ioor of the
crest, but no further. TIE enemy stub
bornly held their own afterward until
the close Of the afternoon. The enemy
refused 10 answer with a signal gun
Captain Mccarthy battery finally ad
yanted to ouf sktmish line on the left
ofthe 9Th corps and center Of the army
aud gave the enemy such a firing by the
battery as shattered q portion Of their
line and caused It's retreat.
Soon after, about dusk while the bat.
terry was still firing, the ist brigade Of
the 81 division Of the 9th corps charged
on the extreme right under deadly
fire, and gallonily slormed and carried
the crest which had oeen fought for du
ing the afternoon. This closed the
days engagement.
The losses of the 9Th corps in the
fgh, will probably reach 200 killed and
wounded.
Gen Torbet with Wilson's and Mer
ritt's divisions of cavalry. was sent
around the mountains on the left carly
this morning. A dispatch arrived 4,
this hour, stating that be has driven tho
enemy's cavalry from Front Royal and
is six miles beyond, aud is sin odvau
cling.
General Averill is on TIE extreme
right. and developed no force Of conse
quence during the afternoon. 1.-THE en-,
envy remains to eight there will be at
least showing of hands by both a mics;
though whether We shall assault in their
present position remains a question,
HAnrEk's FERRY. Thursday Ii
left the army this morning. On the
way here | heard no sound of cannon
indicating the opening of battle this
morning.
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ETThe Maryland people say that the
motto of their campaign Ills fall is going
to be this extract from popular letter;
1.-THE time has come
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EFGenornl Hooker says he does not
20 for Mcclellan, Says he is against
rebellion front and rear.