davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-06

w Mr. Pendl7ton, the Copperhead caudi-
date for Vice President, sought to render the
Executive rowerless on the apprehension Of
the three Bsltimore Police Commissioners,
BY resolution introduced into the House Of
Representatives., December 10th, 1851, declar-
Ing tkat the he3eas oo,pu. could only be sus-
pended BY Congress. The resolution was
laid on the tab1e-yeas, los; nays, 90; the
mover and Vallandigham being among the
latter. Another clogging resolution by hin
wcs tabled, December Is, 1861 February %,
1869, he introduced a resolution declaring
Vallapdiglam's arrest unconstitutional. The
House rejected it-5cAs, 47; nays, u. July
81, 1861. he offered resolution on State
Equality and Euancip .tion-roled ont Of
order by the speaker. Mr.. Pendleton's ef-
forts In Congress were not conspicuous, but
always in the secession interest,
, 1864-09-06

kT James Guthrie was eleven votes
shead Of Geo. II. Penc1etou on the first bal
lot at Chicago for Vice President, and would
undoubtedly hare been nominated on tue
next By great majority. But he had once
| proteesed to be in favor OF the war for the
Union, and that killed him. Peodleton-yho
never lifted finger against the rebels-was
unanimously nominated on the next ballot.
We thirk Val1andigham should have been
sEtie6ed with the platform, but he must have
the Vice President also.
, 1864-09-06

MONDAY E7ENrxd. Sept. s, 1874.
The receipts and shtpments during the past IS
houTE were "a fblo~s: :;
, 1864-09-06

Receipts and Experts Of BrendstuQs and
Pf0ytstons.
The following comparison shoEH tha rtcrtp,t and
e1pottA Of r1oylsola at ths port Of NoW YORK for
The eight usonlhs erdt.R AusustH:
rT
, 1864-09-06

RGis9-lo mir Iupply and toler hi hTan hr isc =
to1 saiea tt.tay, pkza at 1861 hbt At 18c doz.
lair cen snd. ,iarset frm i previous quolsstons.
TlnoEI11o a!mtee snpp!y. a;5:ss .t.sav and IN.
f.tr .rua.d CopP B# ceiatt romt ial and p:ireg
, 1864-09-06

WME1N NRUFKE--3FTIE8-In9 EcEaIp8 ara
TtfJ larKe and beTon1 the dehsnd L1Xdsa anl
rates: ToHATsEs e IL ANAL supply. MARKET ntm *ad
better d. msEd: on previous quotations Va NOT. q
dseltns q q o. 10: PaAcHHa In netteE supply and
Green Ap"es, b'1, st r.tsa1. aattng... 1.qb5 aEa
Green Apples, Gr!, At1etsil, cooHnX... 30 a Aa3
, 1864-09-06
-TGetA T3S E0N. THOMAS B. FLox:aBcx.
5KD9 TEE EoN, Tt!eMA9 B. FI1iEEC4.

WAsa19ToH, Jan, fst rEA
E14IL36Ms aa7tns at.t<d i verbally ro Yoe,
hare no tezl.AttoL TN writing the fact taar eSsSs
5ancea ns5ssd nsrsnE tsosn 5oar H5otsna:s aeTnat
gfea pfettirs hntl eE.foua du Iii nez.i7 ptozfr7aa
me kand ntna snts eeteh tta uaa Or iIto ofrxNrSe
r.. tm9.ovsmees pf heath, renewed snergy, aza1sas
Epatsxacoef fene1 70 naca DECIDED and ps+atn4E.
&C. TsE15 yarr tt1ea., ,"
, 1864-09-06
THE C0PPERHEAD CONVEX.
x,I0N.


Our rAflrnnf7 rnnfrmrnraru ,r,o,,o. a. = :,
1,ri,,, a,-,so,a c.,,, - 4uoAoo sne io1
connt rheod cnrvent,on. oee VI Tue 1ate
Phernsndy WA f,1's n,,;a,, e,
-.-1 ~ W. u'nlaao sleek-the
gracious pace eneel OF the Cunventiou), b.
nisranuy spread bis palms from the bsicony
OF III, Sherman, ,Houeo lib . tha D. s,~N"'-'1
~ AAe eae 1ope oless1ntss
the people, and blato1y perforated as folio ws :
We call ,or pesce, God OF our tataera Grant = ,
peace, IAmeI} peace In our nearts ana AZ ~ rh,ns
altarn: peace un tbs led waters ana On Our bshted
sho1ee: peace for The be1eagured cities aud the
oosss tnat Eait around them pescc for the widows
and fatner!css. Tor the SHINING aid tbs slnned
a tori rs sdd nSAf .e5,o9 ed foE al and to-
great tine tor peace. ~ p'e1 tue
Ben Allen, Of New York, was knd enough
to Inform us: 'tSlavery Is not the cause Of
the war; but the Aboutionists are. To r.
mcYe the cause you must remove the Aboli.
uo1isfs. There is not a sfceasionfst mr. .,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
The Rebel Congress and IT'S Jurfs.


dictlOns
THE ground has slipped away IN grad
uNlly firm beneath the bogus Confed-
eracv. shat very few appreciate how
much truth there il in tho assertion re
GENTLY made by the R,leigh IN rih
G rolina) S indard, tat the rebel Con-
Frpsa IL g. controlled BIZ members from
Kentuckv, Tennessee, Missouri, Arksn-
sss. Louisiana and other places who i'm
nose odious aud oppressive laws. which
can no more be enforced on the psople of
the States which they profess TO repre-
sent than uponsthe people Of New York
or New Eoglsnd" When JEFF Davis
commence business on bis own account,
he claimed jurisdiction over thirteen
States and these had one hundred and
four Repre- enta'ives and TWEEN Eve
Senators in the first rebel Congress.
Wi N ,destv for which the border
ruff ans of Mi'souri never received due
credit. thew cisined but one seat in the
rebel Senate. and but FIVE instead Of six
in the House of Representatives. These
vacancies were doubtless left as babes
of mourning for the frm loyalty Of st
Louis. Il woul I hardly have looked we'll
IN claim a Congressional D strict as part
of the Confederacv. which bad for wears
perpistentlg voted in favor Of emsncipa-
ton. Had the twelve Kantncky Con-
gressmen been eq1ally modest, there
would have been several vacancies in the
delegation from tat STATE; bat the
representatives. and Senator'S were
promptly on band, every one Of them.
During The three years that Jeff Davis
GovsTnment has been in operation, he
has los, control Of Tennessee Lauisians
and AK snsss, and Texas is so efFeciuaIly
cut off from Communication with Rich
mOnd, that it csnnOt properly BE- called
q part Of the COnfederaey. Six districts
Of Virginia, moreover, which are held
by our armies, srs represented at Wash.
ington. NotRiihstanding the fact of
national occupation, which is entirely
undisputed IS regards several Of the
States named, ell of them, nominallY at
least, have full Congressional delegations
At Richmond, asd together they can cast
fifty votes Then Our armies hold pos
session of territOrv fully equal to the
ares of q Congressional District, in both
NOINn IAfuttNal AAsheAeelppA Auu II loGluAt
40 that 6ty three Of the one hundred and
four members of the rebel House Of Rep
resentatives q clear msjOrity) sre Rep
resen,atives without any constituents.
In the rebel Sensie. also, az least h0slve;
and If we include The parts of States
under our control, Thirteen If the twenty
five Senators occupy the same anomalous
position. Il is not very strange, there
fore. that the Congress at Richmond so
recklessly votes IN favor Of levy en-
naas'e or that II 30 generously appropri-
aies the last dollar for the prosecution
of the war.
Every one has heard Of the farmer
who tried 10 train bis horse to live with
out eating; by the tine be was fairly
instructed in the process be died. If
JEFF Davis continues IS be has begun, he
will soon have q Congress legislating for
tee,itory not q foot OF which il controls,
and by that time il is probable that the
bogus Caniederacy will give up the
ghost IN 2 Tines.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

TROUT PREsEsvEs-The New Bed ford
(Mass Mercury states that the cele-
bra,ed Msrshpse brook, from WakebV
pom dso it's mouth, has been Leased 70 a
party Of gent emen for the term ft9elve
years ~ $500 per annum. This will
preserve the stream from the utter min
to which il was Fastening By being con-
tinuausly fisbed, and give 20 the Indians
. nice income. Teo other eeniismen
have also ob'siaed 3 lease OF Nfe's poi d
and brock. TIE former Of which has been
stoe ked With trout from Marsbpee. No
fish have been token from these waters
for more than year, and the trout sc
radidly Increasing Ia number aud size.
A little girl liging near the pond hss,
By feeding them with crumbs. actually
tanned = portion Of them 50 that they
will come up and cat out Of her hand
and ALLOW her TO handle them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
Oom'r Org'n Q. S. COlOred Troops.
NASHVILLE. 1864.

NASHVILLE, 1864.
Mr. j. ". Dolbeay-Sir: We are de-
lighted and surprised at the ease with
which you have, in = few hours, enabled
us to master the principles of Phonog-
rsphy.
The system is brief, simple and admit
rably adapted 10 the wants of society.
It can never be opposed, except by those
who are ignorant of its principles. Your
peculiar method of teaching it, renders
its attAinm, Mt not task, but an attrac-
tive pleasure. The text book you nse
(Pitman's ManuaD is admirably arranged
for the pupil. By the invention of this
wonderful art Pitman has placed bis
name high on the roll of human bene-
factors, and we think it should bs taught
to every child in the land.
To occupy the idle hours of camp life
IL might be taught to every company in
the army, without in the least interfering
with the duties of the soldier, prevent q
worse use of those idle hours, and, we
believe its attainment would be valued
as highly as the pay received from the
Government.
Jasper Partridge, Captain 44th Ill Y. I.
Thos. J. W. Rhodes, Captain Goth III.
vi
R.. Paterson, Captain 68th Ind. Y. I,
LII Faucet, Lit Co. a, 18th Ind. Y. /.
TIL Hammond, Acting Assistant Sur
geOn, q s a.
J. W. Hanover, Chaplain in o. s. A
SiIas B. Johnston, 1st 1t. Co. F, 102
o VI
Job. Barnard, LIST sergt Co. h, 73d Ind
VI.
William Mussehl, Chaplain 6sth n. z.
vi
Duncan r Doris, Reporter for Mill
tary Commission at Nashville.
Villars Merrill, Jr., Sergt Co. q, Ind.
vi
James W. Jacobs, LIST Lieut.. 18th Ind.
Battery.
D. Honsloy, sorgt 90. H, 73d Ind.
1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
o. s. Christian Commission.

HlHAPLAIS9 and others Interested IN furnishing
- regiments and hospitals with religious reading,
invited to draw grstuious supplies regularly from
the stations Of the tristan Commission at Nash
viie Murfree5horo, Tullal Oma, Bridgeport, Ctatts
no9gs and he: Apply in pers' ., hen couve-
Disut. Orders sent by mail Gho ID stae the number
Of men and tao mode u trRnsp1rtat Adams
Express COMPANY take Packages 70 all pU,1ts y here
they have an Office The pyo'al attsat0n Of r5gi
menis and attachments lyii & the Railroad both
north and south # Nashville is called 10 tbs oppor
tunity Of s1gpiy Of good reading.
EDW ?. SMITH,
tan2l -lnos General Fiaid Agent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
Proposals for Wood.


POST QUARTER n lofHt's UFfIUa,
NASHVILLE, TKSs. Jan. Sth, 1884
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AZ
- this fioe I'll SatusdAy, the sixth dsy oi
February, 1864, as II A., when they viii he
eperef 70 furnish the United states with % thou
sand $50 oOO) cords Of merchaatSblc hard NOOD,
cut on the banks of the Camberlad ID River, above
aud below tbs city Of Nashville, ia such places
are convenient 70 be loaded IN bargs e, and not 70
exceed tWent, Ave (25) Eiiss above and below The
city
Side FOR less than Eve hundred (6eel cords wiInot
be resolved.
Bids from disloyal persons viii not Be considered,
aud sn cath % leEisuce viii accompany esch bid.
The Wood 30 be good, % and, mer5 hautable hard
Wood; The cord 70 be oae hundred AMI tseRty-eighg
fi2s) cubic feet
Proposals must be addressed % JOHN ISOM,
Ca q. ana A a. .. N, Post Quarter muster, Nssl-
vile, Teno., and should Be plainly msrked ''Pro-
posais for Wood - JNn ISOM,
iaa s-sd Capt and Act Asset ouzrmastsr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
DISSOLUTION.

rTHEC HERETOFORE EXISTING
betwcsn ,. II. Allsa, 4. e. Foul< and + \
Bassett, IN TIE Garbage b0siles Is this dsg dss5lv-
ed By METAL consent, 6assett retiring
AT pers ms havirg sRs against the firm viu
present them 90 Aien 4 CO. fsr payment, ard ali
pfrsons being Indebted 70 sad aCm ~il pl-ase call
aud make sritement. All persons falling 70 do -
BY the lst fChrasrgs must not D. surprised ur els
pessed on Guang thsir aeeoguts "a The lands Of an
oneer AFTER thai date. r n AILEN,
n. C. FUufK,
J.. ~ BASsETr,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
NEW FIRM.

EETE return our thanks 20 cur Old customers for
w her liberal patronage during The Ten yezrs
nat Ne have bseu c0unecsed together 10 the bust
pe-s ana would Inform them. and the public geneT-
az that Ne intend continuing TIE bsslness ~ the
~ stand No IS Eorlh GERRY street. uuder The Old
tiis OF Allen Co. and Invite Al y give a. cali
befsre porcbasiar elsewhere. =. n ALLENi
ian le-Im-P X. Y HULA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
TRK4sURY DEPAKTNEsE,
Odice OF the Comptroller OF the Cu-rency,
WASHINGTON, December Ii, 1863.

UTHEEEAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDES0E
w presented to the undersigned, it has been
made 70 appesr that the first National INK Of
Nashvil e, in the County Of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized undsr, and ac-
cord ng TO- the requirements Of the act Of Congress-
entitled x An act 10 provide national currency,
secured BY pledge OF United states stocks, and TO
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof
ap owed February %, 1863, " and has complied
with all the provisions OF said act required 70 De
complied with before commencing the business OF
BanEing:
Now, theTefore,I, HUGH hcCULICCH, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the SAID First
Nationa Bank Of Nashville, County OF Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, Is authorized to commence the
business Of Bsnsing, under the act aforeaaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud seal
Of Office, ths eleventh day Of December, 1868,
(Signedl II. McCULLOCH,
ianl7-d6Od. Comptroller Of the Currency.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

nor RIZNT-A Frame House suitable for a email
l. Store. For particulars apply at the Office Of the
Nashville Wood Company, "a College street, between
Church and Broad, 70
ERNEST n BEMGNT, Agt.
VETANTED by the Nashville Wood Company, To-
w O00 Cords Of good Ash, Hickory ard Maple
Wood, cut in the tree, within twenty Htias Of
Nashville delivered on either bank OF the O. mber-
land OF ia easy hauling distance for which liberal
price will pc paid Inquire at the Office, "a College
street. between Church AID Broad Of
ERNEST n. BEMENT, Ag't.
CTTANTED-by the Nashville Wood Company,
w 800 Wood Choppers, to whom liberal wages
will be paid, subsistence furnished, and protection
papers given. Apply to
ERNEST Il. BEMENT, Ag't,
81 College st., between Church aud Broad.
jau21a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
F1om Major General 1l9mas.
Proposals
For the purchase Of DE AID
HOR5r q and NJ ULF 5 belong
ing to the United States.
Oa1zT oUARrEEMAsTER's OFE-cE,

CHEZ QC&RrERMAsTEE's OFT'CE,
Nashvnle, .enn., JaauaTy Is, 1904
CEALFD Proposals will be lec-lve1- At this
- fmce tH 81 udiy, february 29, 1864 az IL
O'Clock 81, for tie Iurchafs Of ali 10 lsES and
MULES that may die OF be killed ct this Depot
THO the next t6ei' months sue eeding the date
Of tbs ut sct
The bodies OF the amin is VIII be delivered daily,
81 any point wi MA the limits VI his ctty that
ma, be ayr ed upon, 70 be conveyed from thence
by the contractor t. a sufficient distance feom The
limits Of 'hs CITY, as will vent their becoming
Iuisance 10 the citizens thereof.
Bi dsrs wtll state the em mt to be paid per aTi-
nal, snd will give taeir full name aBd post oflce
address
ay' ent reqai-ed at the e1d Of esch month az
oath Of .liegan must accom- any eacl proposition
Bon1s in he sum OF ole III usaud 10 lars, stgusa
by the contractor and two guarantees. wi be re-
quirel Of tee successful oder upon signing the
tract.
P oposa's NUT be plainiy marked q Proposals
for cad Horses and ules," ana be addressed 10 the
undersigned. by order Of
LIEUT. Coz. J. L. DONALDSON
c. IRVIS, Capt. and A. Q. Ii.
Jan 29-50t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
United States of America /:


"a HEREAS, on the 18Th day Of January, 1894
W an Information was tiled In the District Court
Of the United States for said District, by Horace
sI son. Esq Attorney CT the Unised states for said
district, who prosecutes as well on behalf Of the
United etates as Of Joseph =. hi lin, Surveyor Of
Customs, against Is bates Of cotton, o. which one
William Porter IL the Fepu ed owner, alleging in
substance that the 9th day Of January 1894 said
property vas seized in said District, land, By
SAID Joseph R. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of customs,
As fortified 10 the United States Tor in said Ia
formation set firth, alleged 10 be true tO-wit Be
cause after the passage Of an { Of Congress, ap-
proved August G 1851, and entitled IAN act 70
fscaje property USED for insurrectnnary purposes"
and after tbs Pr, clRmaOn referred TO in said Act
had een made by the President Of the United States
said cotton purchased with the intent to be used
inRdng, abettng, and promoting the nsuTrectiopaTy
resistance 10 the laws Of The United States, then and
Row existing, and praying for process to enforce
the seizure and confscatOn of said property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monition Of
said Court, under the al OF said Court 70 direct
ed, hereby give public notice 70 all persons concern
ed in interest In said properly 10 ppesr before said
Court at the Federal Court Room in the Capitol at
Nashville on the third Monday IN april next at 10
O'Clock A. NJ then ana there TO interpOse their claims
and make their allegations Ia that behalf
4. 2. GIASC0CK,
Q. 8. Earshal Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
ian. 2i.-l4t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
United States of America:
MIDDLE DIsgRIor OF TRNNEssEE-N2. 43.

M HERSAS an Information was q cd ia the Dis.
w trict Court Of the United eta tea for the hi
de MstiJt q IeDnt ssee, en- the 26th day nuary
1854 i1orfce H. HARRISON, E-q who prosecutes
Tor The United statrs a I'd Joseph dim, rveyor Of
tust0ms against ty les Of cotton, marked 5. 3.
Co" ana al Persous lawfully intervening FOR their
i1teres therein alleging 10 substance shat said prop
cry his been Seized IN said district land as for
e.ted for caus 10 said Information set forth an a.
gel 70 be true and praying for process 10 e. free
tie seErre cOuhscation Ols idprOp rty, and that
al persons concerned IN interest thor, IN may be
cited 20 a be return dsy Of SAID process and
iuterpGse their claims and make Ia -lr q legations
Now, Therefore, N puTSu nee o. the monitor of
said Court under the sea- q said Court to uedract-
ed, hereby give public warning TO all persons con-
cerDed in interest Ia said prope ty TO appear before
said Court on the 81 Monday in April 1854, at the
FEDERAL Court Room in the aDitoI al Nashville at 10
O'Clock X then asd there TO interpose their claims
and make known their allegations.
X. GLASC0CK,
jan 30-l4t z. s. Marshal Mid. Dist Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
n

Sss>Mr. DIS long advertisement in an
other column in regard to teaching Pho
biography, Writing, and Book keeping.
ian 31-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

he Board appointed by the President
and consisting Of -
The Board will hold its sessions st
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information and on demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the filing of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tsined from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government of the United States, or who
IN any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall Gle with
their claims an oath of allegiance to tho
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish Off
cial copies Of sll muster-in rOlls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer bis or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from she recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with S do
scriptive list of such slave, aud become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board 8 valid deed of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
80 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. S29, current series War Depart
ment.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
GEORGE L. STEAREs,
Major and a. A. 6. u. S.,
Com'r 0rgn q. S. COlOred Troops.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
CORN! CORNl CORN
w AN TED.
ACTTS0 AssIs-AyT QUAETEEMAsTER's OFFICE,
hsshvILe, iern., Jan. 2ist, lse4. /

ACTTS0 AssIsrkyT QUAETERMAsTKR's OFFICE,
Nashville, ieGn., Jan. 2ist, l564.
7 WILL PURCHASE CORN IN LOFs OF so BUSH
i ; and rps ards. deliversG on tia bank Of the
Cumberland liver, With loo miles of Nashville,
(rast West or eside the North Westere R-fI-
road within s. miles Of Nashville The Corn to be
delivered in ~uch a manner 10 be easily loaded at
the following named prices:
Sbeiied Corn, s. per bu5 bel, nett weight. Ear
Corn, 95 cents per bDshl, nett weight. Shesd Corn
10 be sacked Corn Ia the to be sacked or deiv-
cred lose, at The option ef the Government. All
Corn, when delivered 10 be well dunaged and seour-
ed from exposure 70 the weather.
Sacks 70 Be furnished By the Government upon
proper security.
All Corn will be inspected by a Government In
speotor, and viii he settled for upon presenting The
inspoctor's certificate at this ofl5e.
By order Of J. L. LOSALDSON, 1t Col ard Chief
Q. u. JOHN F. ION,
Capt. and A. =. Q. NJ and
jan 23-1m Post QIsTmaster, Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.

OFz1os o. Eamvnzs 4 cHAIrlEooaA B. Z. Co,
January IA. 1855.
TT Is oEDERED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTOEg.
i that On WaduesfaT, The lTih February, 1854 Z
Couvsntlou Of the et0ckholfsrs o. said C0mpany 4
oalsd f5r the urpesa ~ elacting fifteen uroeiors
- ssrFs unt she naEt regular eecfions and 10 trans
act any other business that nay BE- brunsAt beflrs
theCouvention- Ias mesinF 81 b. hsld - fhe 0iioe
d the Commercial lnsuranos Company % this atty
q. NJ foG0
lsnls-id viae President n 4 O. r. a. Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-No. ~.
TXTHEREAs, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w the District Court of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee on the Esd day of
January, 1864, by Horace Il HGrriEon, ESQ, Attor
neg OF the United States for sail District, who pros
ecutes well behalf of the United Stat0s as Of o
seph L, Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
against IS packages Of merchandiEe, box
es aud casks Of empty bottles, boxes
Of boots and 3 cases Of merchandise, all marked
" ". 3. Clapp," and against u persons lawfully iH-
tervenmg for their interests therein, alleging sub
sance that said goods had been seized In said lis
trict on land as forfeited for causes in said IN orma-
don set forth and alleged 10 be true, to wit: because
the same were slipped from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Louisvi Ie Kentucky, TO Nashville, Tennessee, upon
permit obtained By false representations and with
any other and further permit of duly authorize
officer Of the Treasury Department, and praying for
process to enforce the seizure and condemnation
thereof, and that all persons concerned ia interest
therein might be cited 10 appear the return day
Of said process aud iHterpose their claims and make
their allegations.
Now, Therefore, IN pursuance OF the mention Of
said Court, under The seal Of said Court to d.
rected hereby give pgblic notice to ali Persons co
cerned ia interest ia said property, to appear he
fore said Court az the Federal Court Room in the
Capitol az Nashville, the 81 Monday Ia April next,
at 10 0ccc A A., then and there TO interpose their
claims and make their allegations.
jan26-l4l +. K. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Middle Dist. Tenn.