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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

DARING FEAT OF FLOUISIANlAEs.-TleP Petersburg
Express of the 22d inst. recounts the subjoined
heroic adventure of party Of Louisiana boys, who
We're determined to revenge the death Of the Ia
mented Dreux
We have heard from a source entitled to the
fullest confidence, that gne of the most daring feats
OF the age was cOnsnmmated near Newport News
Oh Friday last by Confederate soldiers. Ever since
the killing of the much lamented Lieut.. Col. Chas
DreuX, four of his men have resolved to aveDge his
taking OFT. With this view, they obtained pernis
sion to leave their camp, and providing themselves
with several days rations, proceeded Stcathily
through forests until almost within sight of the
camp at Newport News.
They laid ia ambush for five days awaiting an
opportunity to aVenge the death of their Colonel
but none presented until Friday last. On that day
they espied a party of seven Yankees, three Of
whom were evidently officers, engaged at Il small
stream, measuring with lines, and seemingly pre-
pairing far the erection q bridge. They were all
unarmed and the LOuisiauians resolved thNt the
prey they had 50 long and perseverngly sought
should not escape them. Knowing that the re-
port Of their guns would alar m the camp not far
distant. they speedily determined to rely solely
upon the of their ban Nnes. and, crawling upon
their bands and knees u within convenient dis
tan"e. they s's'.ieuly spra''r forward. each man
oeIGc,,be Yi,,tin. Two officers killed, but
one OF them, Major, not dying at The first thrust.
was struck over The head with the butt Of a mus
ket until life WAS extinct The other five men
ricd into camp AT Iorktuwn The wounded man
proved to be captau, AID when our iuDprman&
left Yorktown, IL was thougG that he would ger
tnuIy die, having received i severe bavorrL stab
in his breast and 0lAer cuts III dtIerOnt portions Of
his body.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

WHOLE FAMILIES IN THE WAR.-On our way to
Suffolk, ssys the .l.l1r OF the Raleigh Standard,
had pleasure of trsyelog wh Chief 'Gst6e ice
army in Virginia. The venerable and honored
maa n was going IL vacation Of his Court, with his
wife, the mother Of tie boys, to see them. Hls
son-in-taw, Hon. 7. r, r. Cobb. IS gu his way to
Virginil. in command of Georga F&aliient. -
DGbpey Cqsbev. E>q of Raleigh, has ten grand
sous in IGe army il Virginia, eon'endng tor South
ern rights.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

SHERMAH's BATrERY.--This celebrated battery,
which the artillery boys silenced at Ball Run, and
which was eventually captured by onr troops on
the 2lgt inst, is thus described by the Richmond
Enquirer of the 22d:
Sherman's Battery, which was taken by our
troops at the point of the bayonet is the cele-
brated FIyng artillery formerly commanded by
Riuggod, Bragg and Nhgruder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26
GAIT CARTER H. INvISG Nor DEAD.-The Rich

GAIT. JAKTEF Il. INVINE NOT DEAD.-IUe NlCi-
mond Inquirer Of the I'D says:
The body-srrvant of Capt. Carter Fl, Irving of
the EutHt. A.s..4 A-a~ LuarLa, has strs.vad il tIs
city. He says that Capt. Irving was not killed
in the battle of Rich Mountain. as reported, but
was badly wounded, aud taken prisoner. The
gallant Captain has been paroIed. aud We are hap
py 10 add, has so far recovered he on his way
home. The soldiers captured wIlh Col. Pegrain,
and who were also purnled and uscharged have
arrived at Beverley, ann wit se0a De al home.
Among them, we pi=N;ei u say, are the
Hampden Sydney students.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26
Ga RUPTUREs HYr
"A RAD DtCALLY CURED, o q
Is-er from Dr. " r Mills to the Editor Of tie vcksbrg
Daily sun
vIcxsRuGG, Nj May 8, 1860.


Daily sun.
vIczsnunq Mi Na5' 8, ls59
Hsrrfa can be Cared wi6out Gssd.e 2r Ehitel
Mr Ede--l deem .ho4e afflicted Will ia terrible
AZ ,Tr d-na,e the folio atog s.ere1t: rrZo-
y o M a , NJ ~ II y? as q, yg va l. | fhS boy sEs5d to .; & e.
o9aeei IS c4Se Bopoges 4S difference
opioH about the mode Of treatment tgRe Sus|e'Hs c ~ o.
New 0%aa, and oataHsd he P,lsat Tnl.', h : \ as.
,g 4Fa ,S5 2r e"aS R ".in g s4 n5n bo M % - s @
ford d IS now peeety s s.I Iht' N.Y.. T ~ + the S u e.
srr HlI the work o. /" IL ID nauI !o'ls bag: c5e %it -
have disease and for E:s:'ts +" D $Rsf
Above, IN reference 70 the l'ne wy
IssAQuEsA Co, 81, May :, !57.
he 70 one ' Of s Se @ iS3 % Eiog Il neS eSs o. & @
much work any Ean. W.T. vi ILLS, NJ d.
sici.ns IN the STATE Of Mississippi.
;, 1r. sberrnan-near Sir by Zen wax you ts
cl'sa cehnc End to him popgy ti4 9etT5 "a nj st
is righ' and ;a yDu can cure Please by tie
'H'H o. Tue POSI- THos J. HARPER, NJ, n,
HB-rl letter ,vag in reference to abor' Il yoars
old rp'nrcd boh aido and who 515'e aentIy
returned sound I he following explains itaeI'
vIcKsBuEG, Bliss, NGs :. .l-;J
Irea. sir-I a4I yCl my james prv i'm ,lsGe
Truss H. & h', Only TSsn "p4rs4 4 r '9 55 @ r. IN % m IT. IT,
tie confidence hPt having conHdeuee in yoNl sa in -
'''' IL Tuns. J. HARPER, 81, D.
On. BELDEN'S OPINION
NEW ORLEASs, Jan. O. l859
Samuel Davis Esq;
j}ear that Dr. She mans TTr.+ applied ~
him, will give Ieie eectuiy than my other have
seen tried my satisfaction lkE1T 81 NeVeFh ced
by the Of h3 mixture rerpnne you set ore
but Dr. himself apples t. a!IGh depends
upon the fitting. r. BEIlEN, M d.
DDR SHERMAN respectfully i;f"rnn r"p'ured persons,
or those having irel slaves ,r:Irned ts city,
and may his Office No. 10 ST. ES STREET
Orleans prepared 10 relieve aud MI of rupture
by the application Of His PATENT SILVER TRUSS aud CUR
ATTVF MIXTURE. ny6 lvtW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26
VOLUME XIV.
NliIitaru Nutites,

tltiSA+|WtO CSJ'o4ASkRt
s.-
New Orleans July Is lGl s
II Won ARE KEEcESk NV E.5VFyrE X n rf,
W lId rrpnIn fril, TIf5 EVENIK,j AZ oIrI1cF p1,r-
w ual ttf mtc is rpnuted ns Isiurks Of fnnnrtnnce wl
III l,o brought f.Iore iha meeting. "
- - - 1'" Nv ordef
rtrx,,y pry,r n < H. MAUI n l. NIpi"'IIii TpiIi
- ---. -
IIE,tor.pryps ON r, "a 1. .,r1e ,,o,,.,y,, N ,
try; t}rlreDg fuIv .is M * ut, ~
4, ATTENTIOy !--YoU ARE HEREIY 0nDERE},
M to nenG REGULAR ,IrIjs eyyry MtlNi6V WEBNESH v
Xf and Friday EVENINGS 1t 6'ciors T. H. t tte aiin
III ,rv kotn Va . aforr tar,s, n,s,1.,n ,oSn
~ ~ ni, cam hn in thcir s. IN ,r ", WELL
' ~ ~ " '' n IN !, W ,,i%5tH ~ - TO-
IlI-I' ~ : I.i1I. !. =, "t., -,
Hr,pou ,RTpps ca ,.srrvg m K,vn,r !
Nnn f,rIeaus III =, m ,g'I I'' (
H. M a HsurITsMet i'm f5,SfTs 4, snsy5.. ~
III hold on the ah5vc ,ilin y,ae 49,
w ronnnnnv hcrn,it,r he d..;,
III STlrRS bG T. a Il TioI1iSinMp w "e"4 NV ''7
W1t 81 J0Uls G. ,CMTT Canain
- - - -@:
IE1pouAurEas ,,r THE P.uI.,f YrGapr J
II llp Iouf.aptnr, EIntes 49, =
No II St CHARLES sree, \ q. Iuly "a 1854 \
Y, THE L0sESEI E.BEGSDE Y{A9 ffyC FGsj
IA crteTsc 70 Vrciin W., viii nrt At once iEntns Of
vi nhttts" IhsrI i.iHt, M tr Fnr ~ lag,,,Sa ~ EIi @
7 - - 49, af.fNr "'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26
WT uITE SULPHUR svArER-

WHITE SULPHUR WAITER
EgSron the white Suphur Springs,
GKEENBRIER COUNTY, TTRGINIAI
BOTTLED 1T THE SPRItliS.
Company made Improvements in b,ng the
perfect when taken tTnln ils
source. Fer sale by the Agents,
WILSON, MASSIE Il CO.,
Merchants Agents fer Mauufa"Ered Tobacco
a6 G.ndW No 81 tt!avier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

N HEADauAFTERs SUMTER GRFYg, !
I- New Orleans July 26 ltfl s
YOU ARE EEENEBY NOTIFIED TO
LN att51f rrguIa drill rnIS EVENING" att ocock. Pane
III al :tttu nce requested business Of Importance Will
III lo brought before the meeting.
p. MAUPAY Captain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26
Aartitular AGttss.

'E-...". HALL PELICAN II AND L. FIRE Co. NO D. :
49,. s.g New Orleans, July rs, 1861:
aly.The officers and members of 1hs above
hereby notified to attend Special Meet,nB 10
be held the Tfuck House. MONDAY EVEN1NG,Jny29 ~
at O'Clock. Puncun tendance Is particularly requested
by order of the President
jy26 30 J. A. @ WAnsWoKIn. secy ---
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

The Richmond Enquirer publishes the following
official copy Of the letter addressed by PtssidenG
Davis to Lincoln, which was carrfedto Washington
by Col, Taylor, and Col. TayIor's repofS Of his
visit and return y ,E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

Letter from Dr. Thn4 J. Ha-per Of N most eneh. r
sc.us the a;Ate Of hitssFpI4,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

DE- Sherman, New Orleans:
Dea Sir-te bog George perfectly cure! 0 Ike rup"'f
one the finest 10 kiDg Dcel CtssS and ca, l. II
much work AS any ". 7 AiLLS, NJ u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

HEADQUARTERs ORLEANS CADETS. GoMrAsY y,
New Orleans, July rs, 1851. {
4, hTTENTEON!-YOUA ARE FEREKY ORDERED
"a to attend regular drills every MONDAY, WEt1NESD AY
ri and FRlDAY EVENNGS u o'clock +. H., Ut lie
" my, Room No 2, Mere ans F%unH1te Gentlemen wish
lag T. nin can hand in their solicitations Those lights.
i26 II HENRY PERRY In Sacv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

FA.ac from o''er Wrien Three Year, Previous % tnt
Above, IN reference to the slIne wy
~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26
, nEcSUEEIN d CO.,

Awnings Tents Tapaullns and Flags made at the shortest
notice.
large SIMPLY Of Canvass always on hand of the very best
brands. r24 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-26

: New VfILNnk, July 2 IF5I )
ha-Ae IL meeting OF tbe beard t0ts day. "a
sent Of FOUR FER CENT declared out
y prohIs and payable on aud nter the lhh ims5 ,
jy3 I'd GEO. A. FltEREl, caSiinr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
KEOKUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1861
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
BY THE
Governor of the State of Iowa.

Another year has gone. and we are
brought to that period, when, following
the example Of our Puritan Fathers, We
are accustomed to offer our public Thanks
giving TO the Author Of all good for his
inerclful providence towards us. Wonder
full changes have occurred daring the past
year, aud adyersities seem to have over
taken us as a country and a people; yet
we have manifold blessings for which to
be thankful For the bountcous harvess
of the field, for the general good health Of
the past year, for the peaceful relations
we occupy with nations abroad, for the
aroused patriotic spirit of the People
which promises in due time to restore
peace at home and triumphantly place our
civil and religious institutions Of Freedom
on frmer foundation than ever before
for these and many other blessings we have
abundant cause for Christian gratitude,
With Civil War raging in our midst, the
banner Of Rebellion waving along all the
Southern border, hostile armies marching
10 the conflict, and walls of mourning al
ready swelling from thousands of stricken
hearts and iouseholds--that we can still
recognize manifold causes of gratitude and
acknowledge Ills kindly providence. and
confidently place our trust in His hard to
control tins storm for the Nations good,
may entitle us to the renewed favor Of Him
who docth all things well.
To this end, /, Samuel j. kirkwood,
Governor 9t the State of Iowa do hereby
appoint Ihurday, the 18th dsy Of No
vember next, as a day of Thanksgiving;
and earnestly recommend the people q
the State to abstain On that day from their
usual asocations, aud assemble at their
respective places ofworship to offer Thanks,
Prayer and Praise to Him in whose mercy
now more than ever Is our great trust.
SAMUEL j. kIRkW0OD,
Governor or Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Is the best Machine In the world for Family Sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with Hcmmer) aud beautifully ornamented $50
The Nos. and Machines are OF great capacity and
application Tor manufacturing PurPoses.
Oar No.. Machines are especially adapted TO all
kinds Of light and heavy Leather work, In Carriage
Trimming. Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making
etc, etc. They are OF extra sIzs. lib long
enough to take under il and stitch the largest sized
uashes. There ~ scarcely any part 81 Trimmer's
Stitching thai cannot be bt tier aoie th them
hand -, too, the saving NJ time aud labor IL very
Ihe table of these chsnfs is ~ inches long
and the shuttle Will hold six times the usual quantity
OF th cad. The large machines work ns fast smul
pnes.
We would ask for cur LETTER Machines the
special atieAtionof VEST MAKERS aud DRESS Ma
AIRS, and all those who wAis Machines far light
sasnpf8rfHrtHg pErposfs, Ttcs embnas he principles
standard mnehiBes. making, like thess the In
teriDtk stitch, and arsAed ~ be cclebra
Famig stwtsg ard hrht manufacturing purposes as
eur Standard Machines are manu- featuring pur-
po4es ln general.
Hs hare arrays AaHd Htm#tng Gra~ss EsHss and
Cotton JAveaa sA Isty 4poas, Bsst haeAaas Dti
bofffes, efe.
We ma, ufasture our own Needles. and oald warn
al persons using machines not to buy ally others
W. kEu~ that there needles sold Of kht Hfe
ss~ts, st A her Aas charge for fAx tes.
The needles sold by manutGctufed especially
for achinxs. n bad teedla thx
ehsas akmssf assifss.
Our custom RI may that an our Bran
onlees are furnished with The genuine artels.p
la sf small pure hAs lhe money may be sent
In post. re stamps, or baik nutes.
IL florresponden MS will please write their names
dsstireiiy. IL IL all Important tst should in each
case now the Post Once. GAGuts hnd Stat.
W All peFsoiss reaui Ing infoTnsitn aoat sewing
Machines their szess prices, sofalhE capacities ard
ie lest meth ads ~ purchasing btain II by send
ing T. any oi our Erantb Ofces, tor copy vi
NJ Ger r. a - Or 1AtfN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
4 RRINALS AND DEPARTURE
BOATS AND TRAINS.



Thf -t Louis Packet arrives dali ai from % ~
O'clock =. aaa arparis aatis ~ m
The quincy Pnefet s'rtses daily. exceIt Mondays,
sis 70 oeisek m, aid Departs daily, except sun
dag, AL lN.s5 a.
Ibe keokak al AieraResia Pa ket arrives dali, 4.
except sus days at stots II and D. and de-
patls coon alter eEch arrival.
he Northern L4pe Packet. during good stage ef
water, leave 1T. l0uikeysfg Tn.ssa1, Thursday an
saturday evening, and arrive here about - h1ars
afteri 80 that there il generslt ~ down boat
ever. day.
RAILROAD TRAINS:
Northern Train arrives daiis al iiar O'Clock q. III.
ind r. N. AID aei4fts dai, ~ clock .. ma and
8. 30 II
H.ss.rn Train arrives daily, eActli Sundays, at
10 As .. aud II. and departs e.4s o'clpek
sh9 las p. m.
AT Hamilton Depot, Irans on the Wabash vshe,
Eairesd arrive aails, escert Sundays, AID oclocl p
H.. and depart daily sunday excepted, Ut 80
Buses cpInect llh this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
i M. ger & o.'s Gs zette,
= S"~s = e. - = y - - ~ W.T.
Which is beautiful Picorid PAPER entlrt, devoted
TO the subject.
IT WILL HE SENT GRATIS.

HIVE hsve made the above Reduction In Prices
with Ihe ioid slea ef benehiilnE the public aud
ourselves. The Iualie hayr been spiAalsd bs spa-
Tnae hines made III Imitation ~ The metal
them The esstlng to the SMALLEST ficte. IN
Of poor qnxity Tie makers have ii0t The 20 do
the4f werk well. They hid awss In secret places.
where W would be impossible 10 have at their eun4.
msbd shs pFeps mechanical appliances. IL Ia only
Nv doing gEtaI harAe<es aud having extensive
afactariDr establishments thai od machines be
~ maae NJ moderate prices. The beet Designed j.
chimes BADLY MADE. arc always liable gri out Of
order and 10 cost considerable trouble and
money 10 Keep tbs ms IN repair.
The quaiitles to be leaked for In a Machine are
esrGane of revrerf aefte~ ar rstt Of spafs smpir
Of coxstrseIc&, aHraes.. ana rapsaatB u
sfh tae hast labor Machines to combine these
ia qualities be fade Of tile 5esf metal and
haa3A 10 perfaciSa. We have the Ways and means,
on a grand scale, 10 De this
The pure srrs "a machines, whose daily bread II
may conterl. viii ind that those having the above
qualities mol only work weii at RAPID NEIL sior
OF speed, but In The hnest possible
der. Our machines. A. MADE BY II. viii Earn MORE
aosEy. with L.noK, Than any others, whether III
limitation II npt. Ia fact, they cheaper
than any other Machines rs gift.
II Local Agents Wanted.
n. n. SINGER a CO.,
45S DroadMay, Ny.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. so Clark st.
J. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in kcokuk
"A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

Ill. Men viii not leave the Camp with
out written pass or accompanied by
their commissioned officers.
Ill. Commissioned officers will not
sleep out Of Camp without leave OF the
Commanding Officer.
~. Commanders Of Companies will be
held responsible for the good behavior Of
of their men.
Y. No Company will be left in Camp
at any time without ut least one Commits
stoned officer.
VI. The Rules and Articles for the
Government Of the Army of the United
States will be strictly observed
BY order, Ii. T. REID.
Col. 10Th Infantry, Comd 2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20

DUSI-OFElCE DIRECTORY.



Lastern Mail strives daily Sundays exeeptedl via
Plymouth, at O'clock .. M.
s.. Louis aid Southern Mail arrives dali, MONDAYS
excepted at d.p.
Western Nail arrives dali. (ex->.i Ssn.ya g
O'Clock M.
EuFiit stan Mail arrsses daily ttas.r sa1 8
pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arriv. laiy saii4y
e&eepted) at pm.
Charleston Mail Il ,ri-weekls1 arrives faAi4ys,
Thursdays ard Saturdays, al pm.
Iayenpof, snd koek Islspd Msl tti-weell,3 arrives
on Tussdsyk, ILarsdA.s aLa Saturdays ats, m.
Closing Sf the Mails.
Eastern Mail closes daily (eactpt saturdays at ep.
1t. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily (Aondxys
eneeptrdl att p M.
Darlington Mail closes daily teEcept ssturdays) 1t
ep.m.
Western Mail eloses daily {sAetlt satprdsys) At 4
o'esockr.
Gssthase and Plymouth Mail closes daily iss,
excepted nj r.
davenport as4d Rock Island Mail ttri wrrAlyl closes
Mondays, " elnFsdAss aid fridays. at y. IA.
Charleston Nail ttri-weeliyl closes Mondays, Wed
nesdass ana FRIDAYS. atba ~.
!. VI The TaAt DIhee wtIl bs open Sundays from
TO o'clotk. -. j. H.. ito ELL, H.. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-12
SheriMS Sale.

DY virtue OF YendtiOni ExpOnas to me di-
ID rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of davidson county Tennessee, at its January
Term, 1861 viii expose 10 public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Court House Yard, in the y
vi Nashville saturday, the 18th day OF May 1861,
all right title claim, interest and estate which
T. ID. Payne then had, may have since acquired in
and the following described property: piece OF
parcel of Ian tOwit Beginning stake IN the
ter OF the Galatin Turnpike Road George Stull's,
d. cd. theast corner ami with StulPs line,
North 81 degrees, West ~ LOO poles stone at Mrs
Martins southeast rner; thence with Martins line
North degree, East 81 l2100 poles 10 stone at the
corner OF John p. Sedge's South boundary line, and
thence said Sedge's line East 5S 6-lO poles TO
stake in the the allatIn Turnpike Road TO
said SIedges southeast corner; thence 18th said Turn
pike South 2 degrees West % poles; thence south II
degrees West with the centre OF said Turnpike 10 10
100 poles the beginning ContanIi ten acres and
Il9 poles, lying in district No. lS three miles from
Nashville. Being levied the property of L. D.
Payne satisI judgment rendered in favor of Jacob
McGavOck against E ID. Payne, b. W. Hall and James
T.. Owen.
JOHN K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
apr2S-tds By A CREEL, Deputy Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-12
SbPriR,s Sale.

DY virtue of a vendi ExpOnas to me directed and de
ID hvered by the Honorable Circuit COu Of la
wilson COUNTY Tennessee It's September Term, 1860
will eXpuse TO public sale, To the higeest biGuer for
cl~h the Court house yard IN the " Of Ma hville
Monday the 10Th day of May, 1861, all the right,
title claim, interest and estate, which K. II. GrOOmes
then had may have since acquired and 20 the
following described piece parcel or lot of and in the
CITY of Nashville, Davidson County Tenn, bounded
IOlOws- Beginning at Dew's and HarmOn's corner on
Water street; running thence with Water Street q
feet more less Castleman Street 10 Berrys
corner: thence at right angles with Berry line to
tiUThry street, u feet more or les TOWARDS Broad
Street Dew's and H4TmO- s corner; thence right
angles TO the beginning Also other Lot of ground
III south Nashville, bounded follows: Beginning at
the North west corner OF VIM. NyatI's lot Carroll
street; theme WestwaTdly along said street 90 feet;
thence south 15Oee II foot alley east 90 feet
u VIM Wyatt Lot; thence North l50 feet to the be-
ginning. Being levied the property OF K H.
tITOOmes 10 satisfy Judgement rendered favor OF
q. NJ Campbell against K. II. GrOOmes aud others.
Ibis April 29th, 1851
JOHN X EDMUND>ON, Sheriff,
mayl-tds By Z D. WhITWORTH, ID. 5.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-12
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue ola FL Fa. No 9, 500, 70 directed and
d delivered from tn Honorable Supreme Court of
Davidson cOu ty, Tennessee, at Its December Term,
1860 will expose public sale, To the highest bidder,
IOr cash, at the Court House Yard, in the City of
Nashville Monday the ID day of June, 1861, all the
light, title, CLAIM interest ana estate, which Thomas
e. James then had, or may have since acquired. In
d TO the following describe piece parcel of Ian
situated lying and ing in District No. %, in the
Ounty of Davidson, and State of lie nessee ABOUT
miles from the city Nash lille, the No tn side OF
Cumberland river, bounded iol the n, nth
by the Ia Ids Daniel Young AMI Jesse Smith and
Whites eek, the East by the lands of John ID.
J rn and 10 Va EN- on the South by the Hyde's
Ferry Turnpike road, the West by the Ian of
Ha,ir Aberuathy and Benjamin Hyde, containing
about 32u acrrs, levied the property of Thomas
G James, satisfy a judgment in favor of LandOn
4. arrisUn against Thomas G. James and Fsster Nc
EAen. J. h kDMUNDSON, Sheriff
ma, II, 1861. by E ID. WENTWORTH, ID S.
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Sherif,s sale.

d virtue of Execution to me directed, and deliy
ID cred from the Honorable Circuit Court of David
county, tennessee at its January Term, 1861, |
Will expose public sac, TO the highest bidder, for
cash at the Court House Yard in the city Nashville
ON saturday the 10th Gay OF May, 1861 all the right
title claim interest ana estate, which Henry Hill and
Isaac Paul then had, may have since acquired IN
and the follow ing described piece, parcel lot
land in the city of Nashville avidsOn County, Tenn
in the TIN Ward, bounded as fol Ows Beginning
stake at the corner of lot No Carroll Street
running thence with Carroll Street 1875 feet a stake
at the of carroll and Maple Streets thence
right angles al Nc Maple street 30 ell To stake, at
Lot No 3; thence right angles 1875 a stake;
thence right angles 198 feet TO stake thence at
right angles go feet a stake at the beginning
Being levied as the property OF Henry hlll and
Isaac Paul, satisfy Judgment rendered II favor of
thomas Wells against Hill and Paul April the 18th
1851 JOHN b. EDMUNDSO>, ShH-
mayI-tds By E. d. WENTWORTH, ID. s.