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, 1866-05-14

TOLEDO, May II.
Florn-Dnil and dropping.
GE4ix-Whtai Inactive ard nomtra1ly &c lower.
Sales or new white Michigan at &z.so new Rmbcr at
sls0 Corn nn active ard lc best-r satsa ot Sc for
Nd, mixed; Sc ioI Yellow Oats Gull. III quiet
IAKt FEkIOuI6-pElJ and unchanged,
, 1866-05-14

tsrccial Despatch to the chlcakn tribunal
HHIp0KaonT, May L..
CLkArrp-reter and Paul st. Louls Gsa 90 shlnRles;
Johustovn Hennerln, 30 $50 n lumber. - go shinEies
Gen. Scott Esptts s1.2es It lumber 5o.D th'nEles
1900 nj mese. Ontario, 0szwA: Ottawa. Ottawa, SIT
bu vhtat: E Burnhxm. Summit.
Aerlrkp-Whalc, 1asallt. 100 ns sugar 1i3.6So nH
ssarch: North West. IaSalle. 5.7a bu coru Arabia
Lsslle, $40 hu corn; r. Softhup. Joliet o. yards
trbb1e stone; II. G. Loomis Lemoct. % sards rubhle
s,one: b. c. Norton Lc1noat. 10 yards 'pbb'c stonc
u yards dtnens1oa atonc; Col. Mann!nE. Lemant, 50
ysrds rathle stone: Advances. .Lemout, Is yhsds d1
mcnsiou stoue 70 bp potatoes; Senator. ottAws 100
bu ccrn I1eas Lrponf. 20 ysrds rubbie stone; Iliz
nbetn. I&mont ~ nu osts; Mousaak Lockpost 500
bu corr.
-. B1tDatrofT, May "a p. m.
CLrAnEn-D. c. Norton. 1crpout: II. u. IoomiE, L.
mont; Colonel Ns1oing, Lanont; Acadia. II. Charts
1lH3$2 fret lumber: Isnthe Morris. 5000 NJ m4ehia.
ey; 9. W.'zsmmesmAn. LAseale. u sa6o fees lumber.
saseo fret 18th Time, Moit. 4oo feet luubcr. 7,o
f-os shingles; r. Eorthrup, Jacks Lock. l7.ooo feet
lumber. H. L. Adams No. T. LR8AlIe s. Eot iet& furn-
cs s.7dc feet siding. 90 fe thln&cs; p. Hess, Le-
monts Adsance, LemouL
Anr1'kD-A}fee, .L.salle. $500 na corns Ecalpic.
Iockport No. no bu corr. ioaaa NJ hsan; J. CIo,ty
Seneca. LEO bo corn; Gold Reed, Ottawa, aio0 hu
cozn Le<Iou. Lasafle, 500 hu corr, 100 potstoes
, 1866-05-14
6lock and Money NJ

6lock and Money Market.
" Exw YoRx, May II.
MoSxT-Qulet and eAay 1t 4@5 = cent.
SrKRLISn nk1cuAS0E-NoNina1 at 1tY431t9t.
Gotn-Sha6e easlel. Opening st fast. decll1ing to
12St tr1d closing at 10. .-
E1ToE1e-Totna exports Of specie so-taS. 81 ie1sa6
GaFEENAxxr S5ocks-F Firm.
EAxIaH1S-Tp Liverpool dull
, 1866-05-14
Vessels FaAsed Detroit.
fStec14l DsspAtch to the Chicago Tsibune.1

fS1,ec1al Dezpateh to the Chicago Tfibune.l
DfTrorr, Aay1a-
Ur-Fat5ehildB, o1on0aE4% Sailor 10y, Rnedct,
Baaos Clir. Rapid. conQnest. ..
uowx-ceceiIz. Mariner. Isosc1ls, Motry. Northern
J,e.ic Iupeslal. Rogers, GAme Cock Whitman. Ralph
can npbell, nay State. Goh!e, etAne. siatef.
Winds. ".
ur-Sewsboy, Nichols, CITY Of Milwaukee. Alien.
Geo. HiSbatd-
pous-Adrance. Sonora, Hemisphere, Jcsnle and
, 1866-05-14

We shall sel without reserve Tor cash TWO neW mod
cEn built dwelling houses+ containing raroF dining
rutn+ chambers bath room, kitchen, large, psn-
tries a1o closets. and large cellar.
.WaUssh Aveunc. between 1wsnty-drst and Twenty
second stIeets. They are built in nost th1FouEh
wall marble autfes. eas hot nnd cold watcs, marble
They can be seen 1t any limo mp 10 the time Of sale
The title to The properly Is perfect.
hos VIII. 4. BUTTERS T. CO.. Auetrz.
, 1866-05-14

The following remarkable communication comes
sll the rsy from tdahn md II ahdrcasrd 10 Our
Cbif OF Police. We else IL Ctrtrsffn It Ater0ttn.
The writer, ~l,o r. cyjd~ni1y kern of<cEsrr, snd
f-i:tfnl utlsncAlos of human t,tRsact'S. hss lost
l'sck Of a uan wtom II WnH1d he 1nlefesln9 10
know. 1t ceuno' that tspo snen cnaid h. fnnnd
th planet to nns scr fhc description here giTrn.
1t t's ut nnce vaCne and nccusase, tnnchtrg OF the
chstactrti+ tica Ut tho sntsing tudtsldaa who, once
tren eond tu,ely never be forepitFn. With singular
orer,i. and clcnrness. Tne chlei Or Police ~ill
the rsEa IN n II he once scts eyc7 upon him. utfu
il the Eocumrut:
Is 10 The u,atr or chcfe Of polec* Of tho city Of
l:hiccsugo, dear eur MT object tn l1ting 10 you IL
10 find out whether their la insn IN that city or
ROT, lie has been noan 10 haye ben shclf On JuIy
81 End II he has bn their SINS ths aanv named time
r1te 10 nc letting me no II porsIbl what you Of
h,f wbaIe.bau's. he Is wan. H w1ys ons aun.
tlsed aid screntE pounds ttratc bilt and WIS born
and ra<rd tu boei hh. bin to peeks pike went
t~ II IN ft,y nlne came to thi. eounr In t,xy two
nbseoundrelIed trom which July 61 and
capt get track of him and bis ncm
IL David e. Da1g,n. He ha. good
wired and lapGhs to eeceeflsc prcends 10 be vary
, 1866-05-14

II this should meet iii c cyc OF any one
Of any Pulmonary Affection We wou1d refer them
to D1. Jayne's E1rcctorant. which will in all cases
afford speedy relief, aud in mcet effect = epcfdy
cure Sold By oil druggists. my9a7333tWF&A
, 1866-05-14

Cofcntess Aron1atlc Vegetable Soap.--
4 superior Toilet Soap prepared from refined
Vecetahlc O1ls in combination with Giycer1ne, and
especially designed Tor the aec OF Ladies' and tor
tac NusseEy. lis perfume IA exquisite, and i:s
washing properties unriyalled- For salc by all
Ir1,orIsfs teb11h9t6 ly-NAw
, 1866-05-14

A Coal Vessel SunK-Lo.s s1S.aoo-Es~
capc OF sGe Crew.
Ahout three o'clock on Saturday morning the
fofe.apd-aft schooner Wings Of the Wind" on
its nay from Enc 10 this cy with el0 tons OF coal
on board co1E1ded with tie tsrk Il P. Baldwin"
OF Detroit, abont Etz miles northeast OF the month
OF lhc Chicago River. and went down with her csr-
e e. hsl n % af he of TIC
1t vas dark, and strong breeEe wAs blowing OF
shore sseh Tstsel Va bearing y 70 Eeash the ass,
NJ. Gsay. nns On The lasboard tack; the man on the
lookout peeriug out in'o the darkness, Was sudden
II startled oy the outline Of Tessel much larger
aimosl touching. He had scarcely given the alar1n,
when the schooner, having passed on about bali
her length. wxs ttruck auadships hy the stranger.
nearly keeled over. the side Was hroten in and the
wateI ushed in torrents INTO the hold The stsan-
ec,, which .ns subsequently a.ce1tained TO- De the
INJURY, and aimntt before the frightened cneT could
reach The deck. was lost IN the gloom Rar'dly The
schooner nlFd. and It soon became evident that ehf
which TOO surely prevented any hope Of floating,
when once the wafer had gained admission For
| tuuately the yawl boat hung At the dsvits* unin
ipred, and Into this The crew teueoted, rome o
them leee than lalf dressed. CutIng clear Of ths
schooner, they rowcd OF lew yards and rested tt
watch tha tmpending late Of their vessel: hapldl1
TO The bottom. her tppmast heaIs alone beng Visit
| be nbcye the waste Of waters.
The crew COW hallooed TO the STRANGER, and IT
antnc cr1r- rhout was heard The bark was pu
about ard LAY 10 the Wind and, gulded by the IRE
quent calls. tne boat's crew bent themselves !,
lanacd 1heaa in po1t. In their Joy at their deliver
apcr 1hr Lonr Fellows bad little tnc 10 think ore
The lDs- Of their pefuonai effects; many Of tne1
had 'os, ever doatar they possessed, swallowed y
| ID The er.ulbpe wave.
:;he Mtnrs Of the Wind ~ was rned hy Chi:
tie Carce, Of Erie. and Tas valued at $t8, ,0oO: Sh
! Vas insured for $l0,5UO. The coal vas cunsfcne
10 Daniel 30, ic OF this city; 1t was wo.:n s. 20
! md IL fnlly insured. Thc vessel Is total loaa.
, 1866-05-14

FIRns.-A& O'Clock yc1terday morning. Gre
broke out In 4 harn On Hsrmm Court, between
State strcct and Wabash avenue, which coumunf-
Gated With two dwelling housss owned by Nteholas
Wiuing, who occupied one Of them. The other
proved vcsy deetrnc.ire one, both Of the q veil
3ss 7aed D0s;s Al I'D y ~ ~. Mas asasa Ts: e:
MATED a, *i.tSo insured fot s1,sat The oarn ~.
inc we're srnouAered IN The barn, md most OF thu
furniture in both hoaees was destroyed. A
se e f Z & 8
"a ialfe alarm ras sounded yesserda, morning at
ten o clock.
The HoAnp or TCDlIc WoREs.-MAtters and
ihtuys ntc tnet now almost nj andfrill1o .he
Office ot The Board Of Public Work.. l7r as legt.
latisc nc,op IL eocce1ned-the ndmipI.trat-ve tunc
pre>ept The only member OF the Beard on duty.
11r t;ipdec !. seriously ILL., lhoufh not dancetouey
to Moss let l ,h,s ety for w1,DiuEton setk sso
OF rclftlyr, bn IL II .ttc1trd il certa'n d<u
ally vel! Iulotned circles hai be If there dpo.
matte ristlon. tscaing w1th the accidental eyn1sy
for change Of men to rult The aamtni- -irauon,
Uh!tE II tnst nov mining IN cut down 1h clerks 10
suN .hc height Of ths desks, u sew YORK -.et: @
1uAy he thr mission. We congratulate Hosc on IN:
fsci ,hct thc people find the .alae Of CIPHER IL his
iInc of a ihe year when men who are eood or any
thin: can hast be spased isun attention 10 outdoor
IMPROVEMENTS. s:
W1YE DEAT1xo.-James Sweeney. whc re s1de Cn
Ipdtaps ereet pear TAnllnn having toue time since
broken oDe Of ht sefe's abs and ruudern hs1 uuft
1or work, cane home on 1hursday aba hn1rnp ihat
she had engaged Lad TO cut tone wood. proceeded
tt, chastIse b. for such m OF uuexsmpled ex-
SrRyucsnoe lie tetzed her by The bA.r- dr1e.rd her
into the back yasd. md then beat hef aud kicked
her us shs bseane anssnoS @ he snS ~,
Ii dark c.di. At the Police Court yesterday fore
noop The injured woman uasde her npptaiance tu 4
physician Who had been ca,lod 10 intend nez art1
The punlshmczfk she had reca.vrd 1esftaed taal PC
foa1d g. dba&cke1 snd ,h,t t. her .oay y, =. psfs s
p'aplst1ate nnea s~.1ncy $50 aud costs. and re.
quired rim 70 give bail IN The Gum os esoo 70
Keep The peacc-
L EEw WAr or SuorT1Ho,-IAte On THURSDAY
nirh1 Officer blAeech beheld yunnr man sitting
on r4cr board in front Of efo1c al No. 1873 S0nth
ttark riruet. Hr war tuedttat1ng lMt+ Maesct
thought he wat p1cmedIsaaug something upAwfu,
eud watched from behind sela:f4ph pot. 1hs
: dow. ii Whicn hc gently tapped. Oh:dicnt 10 ths
epmnons pane Of glars catne out. ana ,h.n .
ssy goa, S'5a IL s.S r1oe eA11 ~c7,Ie
o 9 snsdie. snsxS -" While e4 sno's!r y, h stews
hs W. about 10 rise irou hts labor be caught Sigh
d the polished harrel Of I revolver poiu'co A. III
head. Following up the tsack OF the bsFrtl he eas
md fhen II d. wned upon him .bat he was In d.
He comprehcnded the tlin1tun at one': and eatfs'n
dsed ne ocs sst..ea ~ M a,,s nd aa sanr tnr
I'd thc tAiei whoec name Is John "t1la n, TO to
Ar,nory. III ~as examined on s1'n1das mornnl
iteenrder's T conn o. thc cuargt q burglary. u4i
Nat Fixed a! Il ,.Uu
, 1866-05-14
lAW~fNTElLYCEKCE.

Proceedings In tho C"uraa on Saturday
-Decxec Of NivDreo-OrdeFH and JudE.
uenkA-Cr7mIu41 RAhlneAs-Alcxca
Malicious RfUaecutsun-Trlal CalenA
, 1866-05-14

WakH1l ap

TAKEE UP-Mare-On May 9th,
/ | l>t6, . dask brown mare. The oHnee can have
Err ty cailp& at 334 Thne avenue. saa pafnSS g"
peoSre, 9S'S
, 1866-05-14

Acc1pEH-Ye*lcrdsya afternoon, ahont3 O'Clock,
Young man pa1ned Andrewe fell while stepning
from a Randolph street cat. between sta'e and
Dtartoru streets. causing wary eerere 1esh wound
the sorrhead, Just sboFe the superc1tlsr1 ridge
his eta.e Of insensib,ilty, presenter rs e.iy sp-
pea4a1ce and excited ftars that his aujuriea were
Morr revere than proved to be the case. lie was
wound was properly dressed, and he was conveyed
TO biz rae1dence.
, 1866-05-14

Edttort 1ftbuuc.
lnqnir1e- ere continually made ~ TO the uatuTc
and euaiIiy Of sIs later tor drinking purpotes It
was anatyzed IN Deccmocr. 1868, by Or. +. Iahla,
Of this CITY. and BY htm ccHtfao to contain II
12-1u grains troy Of solid mineral matter IN soau-
eion; there constst manly ot carbona'e Of lime
AID carlnnst" OF magnets, with small proportions
Of sutpha.c OF lime and *nlphale OF marnes!a. IL
/. entirely fsrc Of sulEhuruttcd hydrogen. The
Ma,Cr itnm lh ilrrt we'll, comeA from vein OF this
ra+. which waf opened one hundted feet shove the
h,unsaln or trchu1 Of water, ands forming no part
alter s:zposur 10 The af. This odor Is notiees
lie In he rrchnd Mcll. Or. Aahfl Is nov tngaged
~ making tpIt quautitttve anaytA pt tho water,
nrd ne rs.e bst ihc quantity Of mineral matter has
k.n.i,'Is atr,nIsI"n ttnc. his former anaIYa!4.
1htr wtis hssr A'.~ discharged about thrrc hun
e!feh tnIitns OF Ealion~, md It IL supposed that
tI. n1inrra matter Will te ttiti further dIminshsd
~ ih y,,lpme vi ihc ds.ehnfEc Ia iucfcssed-fhe
waer eventually coming dinrctIy from Tho fountain
hcad. lEsPtCfFn1lJ your.
uEoHGt ~ 8nCfZIDT, J1.
, 1866-05-14

a DARts0 BunalARr.-A daring attempt TO
h.cak opsn eafc was made on saturday morning.
In thr Faloon Of William Collins Brotbets, No.
1la Dearborn street. The burglar. who hss mol
been discovered. effected an entrance through on-
OF thc rear windows oi the billiard ssloon. Gou
witch he proceeded 70 the ffont. whefe tue rnIe
ftood. This be dragged from II. place: and al
tempted 10 hsrak it o1'en with IN axe ae 20 ~
succeeded n to make i4rCc hoe IN me aoot. nat
at this sisee of Ais progress eoneth.nR p1onaoly
occurred ID pca.e h1m rom Tbs pte1nisee. a. no
uao1.ey yae mte>ing. The Fate contained nearly
S5IN In greeueAcks- and aone salnan1e papers.
, 1866-05-14

w ANTED-Finkle il Lyons
vs,h scms cspits3. 10 t1ke charge Of soo Chicago
~ iaE CoAt
, 1866-05-14

TIE DEr1u or THE R1sER PRACTICALLY LLus-
TRArEu-Un Friday evening, about E.x O'clock
the bark *' Prince Of Wales" while beng loved
down The river, rsn aground in the mtdale OF the
strcam. The utmost ciorsf OF the tug "Monttos," :"
tnoye her rom the mud baok, nnd II was noE- nnta
nu addlt,onpl tus had 1abored for nearly hatE m
hour that the bark Was got Oh ano enabled 10 puf-
rue her corfEc.
, 1866-05-14

N7ANTED-A Boy from twelve
w 10 lousteca years Of aga u m ot0ee. One tnas
writes .aE han' and resides with hls parents Ad-
dress "OSF1CG,'' Tribune Office. In own ha74HFthn2'
}
, 1866-05-14

The GREAT SoC1u WATER sru1r1 F1RE.-
Messre. Mccormick 4 Calender, the chief losers
BIZ The disastrous 0se on south Wafer strces ou
Anndny last, haye prceented TO the Benevolent As
sociAtton Of the Paid Fire department check 1or
$3.50 uud fs1-0j in greenbacGs-belns money
iakeu frou the futrE IN recognition ol The 1ndcts&-
Eatle rud valuable services Of The department au1
jpo the fire.
, 1866-05-14

f.rsrnxs >xz1,csE MA1TERs.-1hc following exhibit
~ .ue valuc Of exports. amount received for cus
toms, &c, during the month Of April. indicates
1tvtty Of business At the Custom Hoose:
Exports Tor the 1nou.h Of Apt1l.- 19G IS
GoOde wittdraun tFum bonded warehouse
Tor hume cuusum plon .$9d, ,a,G00
Total amount OF tunx received. 45a9Q
We arc informed that the amount received for
customs Was lnrgrr than for any month during the
year
some two or three appointments have been re-
Gently maize in The Custom House, the positions
having been dIied by returned eo,tleft,
, 1866-05-14

Sr. LckE's FuEE Hosr1rAI--A1l 1adies friendly
or Interested In ST Lukes Free no-pital. nre H.
yi1ed to meet On Monday afternoon. 1a,h inst, nj
o'clock, u No. SOL MichlPan Avenue, TO make A.
fapcemcnts In regard 10 m entertainment tof kne
benefit Of The notplsal. -.--.-. ....
Funas arc rcrJ much needed 10 rarrr on the good
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
THE SCENE OF THE GREAT SuRREN.
DER---THE HOUSE IN WHICH GEN
HAAS LEE AND GRANT Mf,r.

correspondent of the Richmond Hkjq,
who has just visited the scene Of the great
surrender, furnishes the following, dated at
Iynchburg:
Il may not be uninterosting 10 your read
ers 90 give a minute description of the
house in which the articles Of capitulation
were signed. ! was a guest of Major Nc
LAME, and sal in the very room. The
house is Of brick, about fif,y feet long, with
a porch in front extending the whole length.
In the front of The house is n well covered
over with lattice work The yard is small,
with a fine plat Of grass shaded with locust
trees AZ about half past ten o'clock Gems.
LEE and GRANT met in the parlor, which is
about eighteen feet square, comfortably fur
nished, the walls decorated with paintings.
The interview lasted until after o'clock.
Major MCLAINF has the names Of all who
we're present, but as he intends getting up a
fine picture Of the whole scene, | will 20 no
more into detail. On the wall there is a
very accurate diagram drawn by Federal
officer. The table and the chairs have been
taken away as relics.
You remember the brave Capt. MACON,
who fell on the evening Of the Sth? His re-
mains lie here on the brow Of hill that
oyerlooks the village The grave is well
marked, but not enclosed. Near him is the
grave Of a Federal soldier and these are the
only graves in this locality. To them the
lattle strife is over. In the dark and sepnl-
chral shades they sleep, where the voice OF
fiend or Zoe can never reach them.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
Information in Circuit Court United
States, for.fhe Middle District Of ren-
maaaae- nefohpr Tnrrr usHG.

The United States vs.. No. 1895. 3il00 cigars.
WHEREAS. HORACE Ii~ HARRISON, esq.
Attorney of the United States for said district.
hath fled his information IN said Court - veil on
behalf Of the said United States as Of II. T. Nor
veil. Collector &C.. and Of al persons concerned
against3f 100 cigars, ofWhieh hosenheim A Broth
ers are the reputcd owners. alleging among other
things that said cigars were on the lth dag Of MAY,
1866 seized at Nashville In said district. on being
forfeited 10 the United States under the slst SEQ
tiOn Of the act Of Congress- entitled, An act %
provide internal revenue % support the ooveru-
other purposes. Approved June so. 1864. and the
act amendntory there5f approved March 3, 1865.
Now therefore IN obadieuee % The monition Qf
hereby give public notice % al persons claiming
said property. or knowing, or having any thing 90
say why the same should % be CONDEMNED az
forfeiteL that they be and appear before said Cir
cult COnrt 10 be held 40 the fcdGrli Court room.
at the capitol m the City Of Nashville, the l9th
day Of October, 1866, then and there 70 interposo
their claims. II. II. tLAcl0lhs
sep2-l4t Z. s. Marshal ~. d. of Tenn.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
InsoIyent Notice.

HTHEREAS ROBERTA. cox, AdministratOr
w Of the estate % james Roberts. Jr.. deed.
has suggested 10 the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Jackson county. Tennessee, the insOiyency Of
clerk that the administrator proceed 20 advertise
the same IN some Newspaper in the state q Ten
Dessee. and II the courthouse door In the town Of
said estate % Gle them with said clerk on Or be-
fore the 81 dag u February, ls67. properly an-
tbeutieated for pro ruta distribution. An persons
having claims against said estate. are hereby no.
tiled % Sic them ~ required In the abOFs order.
Or they will be forever barred.
R.A. cox.
Administrator of said Esiaie.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

WHEREAs. ROBERT A. cox Administra-
wv ter Of the estate Of Silas G. Carusell, dec q.
has suggested to the Clerk Of the County Court o;
jackson county. Tennessee. the ldsoF eney Of said
estate: Il was therefore. ordered, BY said clerk,
that the administrator proceed 20 advertise the
same in s5meneWspaper IN the state Of Ienneasee,
and at the court house door in the t0Wn 81 dain5-
boro for ali persons having claims against said
estate 10 hle them with said clerk. on o. before
the sih day Of February isJ7, properly authFnti-
eafed FOR pro rafa distribution. All pers0ns baF-
ing claims against said estate are hereby
notified 20 Gle them required in the above 0rder
y - r. A. cox,
Administrator 0f saie Estate.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A o0LoRED GIRL Of l6 a refugee from
Alabama, has been kept for two and a half
years in a state Of slavery in Chicago by Mr..
TAyHoR. half clothed compelled 20 saw all
the wood. do al the washing, &c, OF his
family Of ten. without pay, 90 sleep in a
cellar, forbidden 10 20 out, frequently
beaten, and on one occasion, when she got
away. badly whipped.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A CLEAN REcoRp.--Nashville and Deca-
tur railroad men assert that 500 will cover
alt damages to rolling stock sustained by
the road since the lst OF January, by aoci-
dent or otherwise. and but two connections
have been missed in that time We doubt
if there Is a railroad in the United States
that can show a clearer record than this iol
the same period.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
Information in the United states Cla-
euIt Court for the Middle District Of
Tennessee. October Term, 1906.

No. 1885 United States vs. packages Whisky.
WHEREAS, HORACE II. HARRISON ESQ.
Attorney 70 the United States for said District,
hath filed his information in said Court, as well
on behalf Of the United States OF ii. u. Nor
veil Collector. &c.. and Of al persons concerned,
against two packages. lone barrel and one keg,)
alleging among other things, that said whisky
seized ~ Nashville, in the district aiorcsliid,
IN the hands Of George Laring ~ forfeited % the
United States under the act Of Congress. entitled
An act 10 provide internal revenue 70 support
the Government, 10 pay interest on the public
debt and for other purposes" Approved June
30th. 1864. and the act aniendatOry thereof, ap-
proved March 3. 1865.
Now. therefore. In obedienco,to the mOnitioH sf
the Court 70 me directed and delivered / DO here
By give public notice 20 ali persons claiming said
property, or knowing or having anything 20 say,
why the same should not be condemned o. for
feited, that they be and appear before sid Cir
cult Court, 70 be held as the tederal Court
on the 18th day Of October, 1866. then and there
70 interpOse their claims.
Il. r. GLASCOCK,
FeutS-Ift u 81 Marshaf NJ. ID. r.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A Man SHOT At HIS OwN REQUlST.-A
ran named De CANINE was accidentally
nin over by train at the Elizabeth depot
on "Wednesday last, and was mangled in
20 shocking manner that his heart-rcnder-
ing solicitations 90 be pat out Of the world
were complied with, and he was shot through
the head. The injuries he had received
we're past surgical aid.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
Information in the Circuit Court of the
Limited sfnans Gnn. fI.n MILL. naaa.lot


I No. 1854. United States vs. barrels Whisky.
. WHEREAS, HORACE II. HARRISON. ESQ,
Attorney Of the United States for said District,
had filed his information in the said Court as
well on behalf Of the United States as Of II. l..
NOrvell. Collector, &c., against barrels Whisky.
seized IN the hands Of Charles McCslet. alleging
among other things that said whisky was seized
at Nashville in said district as being forfeited 20
the United States under the Act Of Congress. en-
titled An Act to provide internal revenue to
support the Government, TO pay interest on the
public debt, and for other purposes" approved
June 30 1865, and the act amendatory thereof.
approved March g. 1865
Now. therefore. in obedience to the mOnition Of
the Court % me directed and delivered. / do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said property, or knowing OF having anything %
say why the same should not be condemned as
forfeited, that they be and appear before said
Circuit Court. to be held in the Federal Court
Room, in the Capitol, in the city of Nashville. on
the 18th day of October 1866, then and there TO
inteTpOse their claims. -.
3 E. r. GLASC0CK.
sepS-l4t II. s. Marshal, N. ID. IT.