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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
THAT "STAID CITIZENv

The Pioneer y Democrat says: "A
st0ad citizen. who never was known
to smile in public, dropped a commu-
nication in the editors sanctum, with
the request, to have it printed" Re-
quest granted by editor.
The "staid citizen" protests in his
communication against "Tom Dick &
Harry abusing the subscribers of our
city papers by defining the individual
position in regard to the union move
ment through whole columns of the
Pioneer or the Press. These fellows
are decidedly a public nuisance, says
the "staid gentleman" and we say
Your head is right, old fellow! When
however the "staid Gentleman" goes
on saying: "Perhaps they (those pub
lie nuisances mentioned above) might
get the STAATs-ZE1ruNe" to publish
their nonsense, we beg leave to define
our position as follows: We have been
looking around among whatever we
enjoy of native American acquaint-
ances, in order to find out, which of
them could be mean enough, to insult
us in the manner the "staid Gentle
man" did. 1t is a qualification to state,
we were unable to fix u suspicion
on any individual known to u.s.. al
though there are some rather hard
cases among the number. Unless the
"staid Gentleman" is a certain person
that we once took by the collar and
kicked down stairs for unbecoming
conduct in ou' sanctum, we could not
identify him.
"Get the STAATs-ZE1rUNGw Get
yourseV a piece of soap, clean your
dirty face and then talk of us. "Thev
might get the STAArs-ZE1ruNG w-
Might they? Come and try, and your
chances are ten to one, to get h-n
instead of the Maatszeitumg,y you con-
temptible thing of a miserable Know
Nothing.
"You were never known to smile in
publico" All, indeed! try to "get the
Maatszeitung" for anything in your
line, and you will be known to have
smiled in public for the first time
over the left,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
.. Elm Nmerifaner lGIe III elmer @e16idte

.. Elm @rneritaner laie in elmer @el9i9te
Der eeutlden Nepolution Gol9enbe6
"Ote tpeilen Deutldet madten einen
Saaauter, Ter nod basu in iblem Nuf
1ta1'o> gum &riessmfniter. Dur9 einen
eltft1 Wann BON Is Sobren, Der faum
1e'n Simmer perla0en fonnte, lieben f1e
per distance bic Mrmee tpmmanoiren,
1tatt bb@fen6 bel bet @ntmerfun9 bes
Se!c5u98plan6 i'm 3u &atb 3u 3ieben.
W1no19e NoDototen, bic ii6 einen Namen
mogen uno auf bobe Ypl ten 1peculi,en
moaten> aber Ypn1 &ries ri9t Elm Sofa
%Serltauoen. ma@ten ie gu @enerdlen unb
11Dtt9eS ttitere lieben i1e ;u 9aule. Splz
@e 9enerdle fonnten auf Der @i1enbabn
1r'l@ne9 observation-disclosures i'm feinoli<
gen @ebtet peranitalten nno ben aan,e1
3u9 bon nt@t selebenen Batterieu 3uz
l@tamen1@teben la1en, pbne nur einen
Sofhurt 81 erbalten, 9el9weiee ab9eleBt
81 mfroer1. Nrlenale> Seebdfen> Sorts
H. !. IT: auf bic ber Geiro lof fort nit SIN
germ sf'9te> lief man 70 lang unbeldukt
DIS 'e me99enpmmer >paren, unb oann
Dol man 5immel uno @1Qe aut 1e pie<
Get ~ 1'ebr1en. 5atte Der 6eino feline
@aHen. 10 martete man bis er 1ie iG oez
golt: War Der Geinb fart in elmer ae,pil<
leu Sruppensottune, ). 9. &apaQerie, 10
1orSte man oafar> oaB man 1elb1t entblD6t
mar. War oer Geino aus elmer unbefe>
1tl9ten poltion leidt gu pertreiben> 70 LIEF
man ibm 3eit> lid gu befeltiaen, um 5i@
oonn blutise &6pfe bel ibm 3u bplen.
Nabm man einen @errdtber oefanaen> 10
lteb man Jpn %laufen, bamit er fem 6ano;
'pert auf'6 Neue beginner f0nnte* &onnte
man Den Getno oerni9ten, 70 l9pnte man
1bn> oan1lt ct cenfe, ct babe einen 8,uoer
Dor li9> pbldon er INNER 11ur bepieS,
eob sr eitlen Glel Dor 1id gu baben olaubte.
Set Der 8efatnpf lung Der beutl1m DeS<
poten Yer(pra9 man penielten> bieienioen
untertbanen nieoer;ulbie6en, bic {id Qez
gen le erbeben wirpen, pdbreno man
Diejeni9en i6unte bic ibnen balfen. Mar
So9 far bic n6reibeit" 3u Telpe uno bali
babel bic &ne6tldaft aufre6t ertolten, f
ooB cie Soloaten Der einen @eitc teiner
@eseniaB mebr 9e9en Die Solooten Re,
anoeren biloeten> uno paber nur fir pbau:
tome fo@ten. &urs, man flbrte >u,
&rte9, um f@ ielbf su ldaoen, uno fod:
tlr bic ~6reibeit" nit @orten, aber mi
Sbaten fir bic uSclaperet.".
Seoer Mmerifaner, Der lplhe Dinoe ypr
Nneern beAe1en ldbe, wirpe @abnGnnia
pier Verratber Dor ii6 su baben elauben
8enn bic @abn1inni9en uuo Gerratbe:
aber Nmeritaner iinp, perten ie plDblid
Su Weilen unp Yatripten.
!Hnr1 ,6pfn,p1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
Gin beutibeS Meoiment

Srtn9Ttelo, 2I+ suit 1861.
Nn bic &eoaftion Der @e I'll. ppa.
SD erbielt beute einen Brief ypn
ptttsburg, in Dem iib cine MnSabl Sur
aer anbieten> in pas 3. &eoiment eiu;uz
treten. DAP td biele6 Nnerbieten nit
Treuoen onnebme, teparf wobl teiner
>petteTen @erii6eruns. @eRibt oarauf,
>rare e5 metn @unl6, Elm Gurnerz9 ieaiz
ment 81 pr9aniliren uno pa0elbe in bic
unter meinem COMMANDO ftebence Sri
9ape aufSunebmen. Da bic rreimpnatz
li9e Dienitssit Yieler Neeimenter aeraoe
CUR jebi0en 3eit atlduft u1p mir bier in
Wfll1ourt Elm tildti9e8 Sdoerz&e oiment
t6tbis baben 10 bofe i'd, baB metn &C.
canfe nnteritiyun9 ut'b weitere &erbret<
tun9 lnbet. Sncem i6 6te bitte> Sbr
MSolt9lte5 rosu beisutrosen, bin i9 nit
freunplidem @ruB
Gus. ~ Sbr s.. 5toeL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
Mmerifanil6e Na6riGten.
Sin s. rEbhen 49, nmer{f

Gin b@enupnam etifoz
ntl@em PATRIOTS S.-@en.
McDoweQ er3dblt In leinem pff;ieuen
8ert@t 1ter bic S@la9t BON BUTTS
&un an paS Sbercommanbo fol9ences
Stld9en: uNm Nbenp Dor ber S9la9t
Yerlan9te las 4. pennlylpania< @plcntdr<
&e9iment unc bic @olcntdr>B atterfe bes
8. Netp > gorf Milij &esiments, berea
Dtenf;eit ab~9elaufen ,par, ibre Gntla0un9.
SD idrteb an pas &esiu1ent unb forberte
e6 auf bod nur nod cine fur;e 3eit III
unp Der &rie9sminiiter Der se>
rabe 3u9e9et mar, Serlu@te Die 8atterien
su bepe8ea, ,penf9fens nod 5 Sage 3u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
eJacub Ncm>mnuo>,
Mprhnnt Tni1Dr.

@rpB> u,,u &leinbdnrler in SUDDEN, GaIiz
nit, Wetentefen, Yelsmert fir
9erren, ferti9en &leiz
bern 2c. &C.
3omm,t NQe unb betraAtet@u0 eas srSBte unb
Bet a%useewablte @aarenlassr, bas je IN unlerm
M:1rfte mar.
@oQt SIR bic ueuel ten Dfrben inIud,, Ga Imir,
Dttenaeuaen, trimmings" uno 3ubcbVr CUR
9errenSarotrobe lsben, 70 lpreat Yor bel
:. Nemmonn.
Wer I'M @rp6- ODER &leineinfarD Grle lparen
tpiQ, ipre9e por BET 5. N ~ man.
@tabt< uub Qano< 3au feute werben trpbl tbun,
ebe tie Iun(tpp einfaufen> pas Waaren< Eager 81
prifen BON ). " emm1n \.
B,fertiqer DON Rleiberu fnben bas bette N0pr<
timent BON trimmings bel S. Newman.
SpQ Der @tpf uno Der 99nitt Gurer &leioer
Gu9 ~eefaQen, labt le Gud anme1en bel
s. Nemman.
@Gmmtlide Be0elunsen tuerpsn prompt aus
9efubrt bel ;. Newman.
fen bel s. Netpman.
G%inteimil4ea 8abritat unb ttrtiss aleieer gum
Bertaut bel S. Newman.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
Cine Nrpbe auf ba8 GrempeI.

Man miirce ieinen Mu9en ni@t trauen,
tucnn man tn Der @eldi9te etnes anoern
SanreS Din9e ldle, bic bier tbatid&li@
.aae Gage Dor ft@ 9eben unp an oenen
Die berr@enoe @eiSbeit ni@t ba6 Mlin>
oeite o~usSuleben bat, Man benfe f1@ J.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
EngrOs & detail

MQnner< unb &naben=
&leibnu9SnIde
fir ben 6riibjabrs< uNo Spmn1ers9 anoel.
SD bin jest III ben 9tanp selest, Cit bsrrlldss
Eager ppn fertiSen 3leto"n9St n den1
welAes ldn,mtlidc @neuelten Maaren uno Wpoen
gu bspeuteno berab9elsyten preilen nmfaBt.
&leinere Mrtitel ur bic
Serret=Gnrberpbe.
Sn bieler BranGe Seru,as ih eaS teNe wager
Don 5alstlbern, Yinoen> NraYattsn, 9smoene
&rasen> wpleueu, '"eipenen II. 5irldleoer=S ano]
i9ubcn, Moffalins, S%tsiletal hsn, 9rrBen unc
tleinen Ap6ern, s:auen, rctben une blauen neeer=
bemeeu, Ylantct5, Sbawls, vNoeeS" &c. &C.
De59letben Elm 9rubeS vi ointment Don
Siiten rlnb ltMfcm. .
@rubbanpler msreen IS Sprtbetlba1t Nnoen> m'r
einen Yelud su lAenfsn.
ct. Yaul, 20. Npp. 1850.
s. 8. Campbell.
1acpb MatbeS,
beut|ber 9lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17

1elo 9e5p9en une IN Si1erbett 0ebra9t.
Die llnipn5truppen erbeuttten 400 pferpe;
ibr &erluit 1T 200 Eotte uno 700 Ser
muncete> Der res Teinee8 bpppelt 10 fart,
Inter ben @e fan9enen be tnpet ii6 Elm
lieutenant 8rano> Der l9on bel Bppn=
piue cine Ne0euenz Nbtbetlun9 ccmmanz
oirte uno bort ZEN Npjutanten be5 @en.
Yrice, anribi9en NnbenfenS, ma9te.
Yrice unp McGo0uh, bic feinplt9en
Tiibrer, ipIeu ubri9cns leioer ni9t 9efalz
len fem.
@enn nun ba6 SbiAc mebr ouSIicbt
rp{e cine Nieeerla9e ais Elm Sies unb ra>
NIT uniere Breuce lber Die CT tere Nad>
ribt ms @a1 Ter fdQt 10 1T pas freili9
lebr trauri9. NQein unier @ertraueu
wantt pplenp5 wenn mir weiter bIren,
haB cine Nrmee non 12-15>0O0 &ebeuen
unter einem General 6arpee 9e9en St.
souis i'm Mnsu9e 1T, unp bab Nneei9ts
BET rrobencen @efabr nnp nm eineGrbeb>
Jung Der Seceillonllten in ct. Souls leltt
gu oerblten> Tremont> Der Sbercpmman5
eeur eer melliden Dipiipn, folaenpe
proclamation erlal7en bat:
3auptqua,tier ces We(l. D%epartements.
ct. 2tuis, IA. Nue. 1861.
SD e1fldre btermit bic @tapt unp ba6
County BON ct. Souls unter &rieosoez
ieB. Moipr s. Mc&int>Y BON per
@erein. Gtaaten Mrmee 1T gum Yrofpb
Marl9au ernannt. MQen BON ibm 9eeez
benen 8efeblen 1T temSemdb Gol9e gu
leiiten. Spbn 6. Grempnt
Communicative Central Maior.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17

Wir baten fir unlere leDr seraumisen neuen
Qofalitaten uniere ginfaufe Sesen bic ~trubsrer
Sabre perbpppelt, III perldiseenen Srar9en per~
breiia9t III Der Ntli1t, unlerm 0slGaIte enc
erIbert @usSe9nuns 8" 9eeen une MIR pe1sn, oaB
in Miuuelota, fir bic.3ufunft li& r~el1eltsn 9>1ten
Nutes uno Gertrauens su e@rfreuen baben mfroe>
ais ,pon,it unjere Tirma beebrt murce.
SIR 8auleute in, 2anoe %erlaubrn MIR uns bic
9smerfuns caB un,cre gecinsunsen fir SSieoer<
y~ertaufcr lebr suntil setelt nuc MIR ben p'es'
idbri9eu atnprm ti4iesn Gintaufsn sutol9e in Der
Yasc liup> @prtbe;le 31 tieten, wie 1ruber nod
ME. i'm ct partner, 9err s. Wf1bler, bat nie'sm
&e0ort unjeres @elAlites Ypr5ulttven Absrnrmz
men uuc ,pirp es III leiner sewpbnten QSelle li9
auselesen ltin lalen, luwobl Wbolslale ais Ns"
tailperfdui t sur belunberen !3ufricoenbett Der 9sr-
rem 0Grfer III cTcctutren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
@9liebli9 mod Elm Bcrt ST Den 5errcn
&ancfauHeuten

@eit Sem 8egtnne 9e9enwartieer Soilon baten
mir infer 5aupt=M ugcnmerf auf's @bplciul
@eibIft eelest unb luhen bierin uaiers 5au
Dcrge 81 eutwideln mir baben biefilr Cit Grra<
Oepartsment einrihten la1er uno bietsn BEN Scr"
rem Wiecerrcrfdufern inn Qanpe olle 0prtbeils
une Beouen1lihteiten, bic ibnen nur ppn u~nleren
9cncurrsnten in ben Hltli6en Ylayen oHerirt mer.
ben tDnnen. Infer Stot 1T fur Den IrY Wppbs
@on lum in Minnelpta ein mirflid, ercbarti9er u,e
werpen es %crwdbnte Srenuce in ,brem Jnterellc
incsn, MI bel uns cin,ufaufen, "a Is feinem
anoern 5aule in Minuelpto mS9lih 1T, mas Nus
.pobl unp Biuigfcit tetriNt, out uur auudberup
NIT uns coneurriren su tRnnsn.
SEER Mnerbab
per nit bieIem Oepartemcnt tetraut pprccu> Mir
es ib anaelsgen iein lalcn> nnlerc %Y,rsbrten Sum
BIN in jeber ye3iebun9 s"ufriebsn 3n lteQen.
Suffice & 8orepau9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17
9as Mcmee
1T
TrUbltn9S< nnb
@p11t1uct : @dorctt

bat lpeten Son Newzyprt
erbaltett unb pferirt benz putlitum ron ct. paul
1cmis Der llm9cseno in eer rsibbalti9lten @aswabl
unp ~ BEN biQislten Yreilen bic 9anblunS sen
.. @. Sn9erlpu Il. Gpmp.,
1T ibren1
neucu Steineebduse ait Scr g. Strafe
nabe Der 8rilde
% t. YauL Minnslo ta.
@ir geben ab:
@utfarbiee &a'tune in alien Mulfsrt1 gu
10 Gents,
Bettn 2ancai tsr 0inebam gu 121 Gents
De LANES Don IS bis rs Gents.
Ssrner balten mir cine rei9taltise une bs(dnaad"
ppQe MrSwa9l ppu
&leiberifpfcn mnb S$aare,1 tnr
Sdntelt,
ais MantiQen, @bawls, Glcats, 9anpl@u9en
9trumpfwaaren &c. 49,, \owH
Eu4e unp @arperote<A rtifel fir 5errer'.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17

DaS Gn0roS e. Cn0etall
mannfactur= s mpoe,paare,,=
Gmpprium
Dpu
Suffice 1t. Tprepau9b
Orittc StraRc, : : ct Aaht,
Miuuslpta,
1T bur9 ben @mpfans Der neuei5sn
CONNER : @0urcu
auf's GeiGbaltisl1e uno g l9madvullfe a~7prtiri
uno teebrt iib lpl9cs leinen Derebrtcn Nu1cen CT
eebenlt an5u3slsen.
Das Qaacr III nit allen neuen GrIAeinungen
ser 9ailun ausset1ttet uno bietst nan1sntl!1 eine
@rDBe Mu8wabl 1T Glei0er<
1tDFenL
ais: Merinus, ga!eneios, ylaies> Delaints>
Yaramattas, 81 Yeises, pcil DC 6eYrss &c. &C.;
ferner utterbalieu mir cineu 1bVnen ycrratb
bunter unp einf arbiger Seioenpaaren
unb pertaufen lpl6e 9enau 81 New- ycrfcr Yret~
len. -
Infer Eager in 5batls, Glpafa ,nb @iutcr-
MIntel lit auf's S,eihlte cpmpltttirt, unb crlau~
ben MIR uu6 nod, bic perebrteu Dameu auf unler
aroBarttses
WeiB5Baawr Ii. trimmings ri 1prtment
ouimsrtlam 81 madcn-
Su oerren~ %9lrtifeln, ais: Ecufsfius, Oosfins,
Galemcre5, DuTsls, grapattes, 5enoeu &c. tic
ten mir jeeer 9pncurreuS tic pise, oa mir 1T bic
fer Bran9e bic portbsilbafteisA Verbincungen
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-17

Speben 3urnd 9efcbrt
Don NewzYorf uno philadelphia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

And for diseases arising from habits of dissipation II
removes all improper discharges; will restore the
patient in short time 10 state of health and purity
Use Heqboid's Extract Buchu for diseases and ahec
tions OF the most distressing character.
Use HdabOtds Extract Buchu for all affections and
O he
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
No 1855
SheriMS Sale.

DY virtue of vend. No. 25s5, TO directed and
I'D delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson County, Tennessee, at its January Term,
1851 will expose to public sale, 20 the highest bid
der cash. at the Courthouse Yard, In the City Of
Nashville Saturday, the IIth day Of May 1851, all
the right, title claim interest and estate which Isaac
Paul and Henry Hill then had, or may have since &C
qured and 10 the foOyg described property, to-
tract lot Of ground IN Davidson county, Ten
nessee, bring lots, situated the 18th Ward Of
Nashville, and known lots Nos and in Daniel
Aier's subdivision of lots No 10 20 and Il Weak
ey's plan Of University .Ots situated Pearl street
beg ming al the Of lot belonging TO Eli Morris
estate running thence with Pearl street so eLtOwards
Miller 10 10 foot alley; thence at angles
With said alley $50 feet % foot ale, thence at
right angles ~ith said alley 50 feet stake IN Eli
IRIS line q at rihI angles $50 feet To the
begnninS-beinz the same conveyed TO Isaac Paul AMI
Henry Hill by Low II s GOu by deed registered IN
book No 3d. page eos OF the Registers Office Of David
county, Tennessee Being levied as the pro
perIy Of Isaac Paul and Henry Hill satisfy Judg
meut rendered n favor OF Jackson s Adams against
Henry Hill, Isaac Paul and Ira P J. mes
] K EDMUNISSlS, Sheriff
apr Sd by ". D. ROBERTSON, D. Sh'f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
SllReif1s Sale.

DY virtue Of yend. ex No. 2512, TO me directed and
- delivered frOm the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's January Term,
1891 will expose TO public sale, to the highest bid
der for cash. the curt house Yard in the City of
Nashv lie, saturday the 1lth day Of May 1861, all
the right, title claim, interest and estate which sam
ueI KinbrO then had, or may have since acquired in
and to the following described property, witt the
following lot parcel OF land lying in county Of David
so, on the head waters Of Mill Creek, adjoining the
dover OF John Kimbro's widow, and bounded fol-
lows: beginning rock on the dover boundary line
and 10 poles South Of the N West of the dover,
and running thence West 9S poles to the centre of the
Creek thence with the meanders of the creek and up
the South 49G West so poles South So West SO
poles a rock, thence East 63 poles 10 Cedar and
Grape Vne thence South 100 poles TO pile OF rocks
in Indian Creek thence East 240 poles tOa rock thence
North CO 40l loo poles the southeast OF the
dover thence West with the dover line 134 poles
rocky corner Of the dover thence North III $500
poles TO the beginning, containing by survey 1S9
acre snd poles; beng levied the property of
Samuel kiphrO, 70 satisfy Judgment rendered in ia
Sor u VIM Connell against Samuel Kimbro, j. w.
Aurrell and W. l. Nance
J. K, EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
Apfh ltd BY w, ID. ROBgRTSos, ID, Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
No. 252s
SheriTs Sale.

pY virtue Of q vend- ex- No 2523 TO me directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson Co mtg, Tennessee, January Term,
1901, viii expose to public sale the highest bid
der Tor Cash al the Courthouse Yard, the City of
Nashville, OG saturday the IIth day Of MAY 1851 all
the rsht title Claim, Inte and estate which J. W.
Hud 1Iestoo then had or may have since acquired in
and 70 the iol4oNing described property y
brick house and lot, or piece ground on the north
side OF Union street, between College and Cherry
street., No % frfntlng SZ feet Union street and
running back 20 feet beng the same property con-
vey-d 70 hun by 3. Robertson and reGisteres in
the registers once Oh county Isnnessee be-
satisfy a Judgment rendered IN favor OF buffer = 1st
too AGAINST the said Huddieston AID Ellen NJ Robsoo
K EDNUNISoN, Sheriff,
Aprf ltd By w H. RnBEETs n, sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
No 25s3-
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of vend- ex-, No 25S3, directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, its Jauary Term, 1851
will expose 10 public sale to the highest bidder for cash
al the Court house yard in the city Of Nashville, on
Saturday the 11th day Of May, ls6l, all the right,
TITLE claim interest and estate which Isaac Paul and
Henry Hill then had, may have since acquired in
and 10 the following described property, tOwit= 4
lot of Land in Davidson county, Tennessee
follows, wit Being tao lots situated in the 18th
Ward, Nashville, Tennessee and known as lots Nos
and q in Daniel Nler's division of lots Nos 10,
20 and q Of Weakey plan of University Lots situated
Pearl street, beginning at the corner OF lot be-
longing Eli Morris Estate, running thence with
Pearl street so feet towards Miller street TO 10 foot
alley thence right angles with said alley ISIS feet
q 20 foot alley: thence right angles and III said
alley so feet stake Eli Morris line; thence at
right angles 1ss feet TO the beginning, being the same
conveyed Isaac Paul md II Hill by Lowell & Gould,
registered in Book Ne SO, page 6O6 Of the Registers
Office OF davidson county, State Of Tennessee, being
eTed the property OF Isaac Paul and H Hill TO
satisfy q judgment rendered IN favor Of jackson &
Adams against Isaac Paul and II. Hill.
J K EDMUNDSON Sheriff,
aprlS-tds By W. ID. ROEKRT-OS, Dep Shift
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
Sherif7s Sale,

DY virtue of an alias feri facias to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson county, Tenn, its January Term, 1851
will expose public SALE TO the highest bidder for cash,
the Courthouse yard, in the city of Nashville, on
Saturday the 4th day of May 1851 all the right title
claim interest and estate, which s P Anderson then
had, may have since acquired in and to the follow
ing described piece, parcel lot of ground in David
county State of Tennessee, in the town of Nash
yie being part of the Lot conveyed to James John
son by Ray s orion and Isaac Paul, bounded fol-
lows Commencing L Sullivan's corner, Summer
street. and running thence with summer North
wardly fifty feet; thence at right angles with said
the back line of said lot, thence Southwark
ly fifty feet Sullivans corner; thence with Sui
vans line the beginning being levied the pro-
perty of 5 P. Anderson satisfy judgment render
ed favor lesson DanJin 8ainst S. p. Anderson.
JOHN h EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
apr13-tds By W. ID. ROBERTSON, Dep. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
No. 2635.
SncriWS Sale.

DY virtue of a yend- expOnas No. 2635, TO me di-
ID reCted, and delivered from Honorable Circuit
Court OF Davidson county Tennessee, at the January
1851 Will expose public sale the highest bid
der. for cash, the Court house yard in the city of
Nashville, Saturday the 18th day of May 1881 ali
the right ttle claim, interest and estate which Henry
Hill and Isaac Paul then had may have since
qured IN ami TO the following described property, TO
vii A piece parcel of land, lying in Davidson
county, IN the city of Nashville being IN the Seventh
Ward, known as lot No in sam. Weakley's plan of
Uniyers ty lots fronting Carroll street. commencing
at stake al the corner Of lot No Carrel street
and running thence with Carroll 1913 a
stake the of Carroll and Maple Streets thence
right angles with Maple street 22O feet a stake
Of lot No g. thence at right angles 19S feet
beginning; being levied the property of Henry
Hill and Isaac Paul To satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of e. W Petway against Isaac Paul, Henry Hill
and Ira P. Jones J. K. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
aDrlT-td. W ID. ROBERTSON ID. shift.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
SberiG's Salfs.
No. 25i3-
SherIMS sale.

ny virtue Of a vend Elk to me directed and deliver
ID ed from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county Tennessee, at its January Term, 1851, will
exDose TO public sale the highest bidder for cash.
It he Court House Yard, in the city of Nashville on
Saturday, the Ilth day OF May, 1851. all the right
title clan interest and estate, which y. P CorbIIt
then had or may have since acquired in and 70 the
following described property, towIt: piece par
Gel of Land situated IN Davidson county beginning at
stake 60 feet from the centre of alley It
being the upper corner of Vim. LHsters lot running
from thence along the margin of the NOlensyie Turn
pike road leaving Nashville Is feet inches; thence
back right angles from the Of the said pike
S34 feet inches Of the aforesaid 10 foot
alley; thence with the Of said alley 10 Hm-
Listers corner thence right angles with his line
65 feet TO his other corner thence at right angles TO
his line 100 feet beg inning, including all Of lot
No Is except IS feet front on said Turnpike running
back 100 teet conveyed to VIM Luster, IN
Book No O. page 249; being levied on the property
OF v F. COrbitt satisfy judgment rendered in IA
vor Of W. Greenfield against the said y. P COfbitt-
J. K EDMUN DS n, Sheriff,
anrIs-tds By ". ID. ROBERTSON, Dep Shift.