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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
PRICES REDUCEDI

TUE WHEELRH q WILSON SEW.
II IN0-MACHINE COMPANY, having FsfneS
all their suits ct law with infringing nanufSS-
turers, pFopose that the public shall Be bens6t-1
thereby, snd have accordingly REDUOED THE
PRIOES sf their Sewing machines. 80
Having node tor over seven years, the most pop
ular Family sewing.mSohine in the country ana
now emplyias $I,00e, Q00 In their business, and
making ONE HUNDRED MACHINES per dnv-
they are prepared with srch extraordinary 6sris
tiles and experience TO guarantees to the pirchssSr
entire satstachon All our Machines are maSS
equally well, and are
WARRANTED THREE YEARS.
The difference in Price being merely differences A
finish.
21,3O5 Machines sold in 1859, hssns double Ia
Bales Of any other company in the Union.
Awarded the First Premium in the ...
o. 8. FAIRS OF 1858, ls59 AND 1850,
And At the Cincinnati Meohanjosi Inst,tpt. -
YOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS we have taken M
FiTst Premium over all competitors as the best
BEST FAMILY sEwING-MACHINE.
1t uses no shuttle, makes the Iock-stitch alIks On
both sides Of the goods, leaving chain or rtdRa
on the under. side Of the seam and useg but half
as much thread as the cbain-stitch machnes =
Send or call for q Circular, containing prtos1
Testimonials, eto.
VIM, SUMNER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st., ..
PIXIES OPKBA-HoUsE,
uelo OlNCINhAJI.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
Fine Perfumery.

WpALMERJs P0NADE PHILOOOME Is
- prepared with the greatest care, from genuine
Beet's Marrow, and pleasantly perfumed with otto
of Roses, Jessamine, Orange Flower, Tubereus, Vi
olet, etc; Price, 20, 80 cents and 81,
PAGMERs FLORAL OIL is yariously perfumed
deioaoy Of odor il not surpassed by the finest ex-
tracts, Price, 80 cents.
PIIMER's OIL on ROSES is so prepared that
Il VIII not CONCEAL In the coldest weather and It's
odOr being impaired by the Queen Of Flowers, il
tong since became a fayOrite with those who are
fond Of perfectly sweet and hmpid Oil for the
hair. Price 60 cents.
PALMRRiS COLOGNE WATER Is preferred by
many TO the best imported article. 1t IL elegantly
put up In bottles Of various sizes also in plain
bottlGsto FsplenispF those Of more costly char
pal mKh's ExTR ACT OF ROSE eERARTUM
is considered very fine by every one who has tried
Il. Lovers Of fine perfumery are invited g call and
test fts good oualitiea. SOLON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
jal3 80 West Fourth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24

SrNREEHAIAN & TRUE,s IMPROVES
NJ Noseess Lock stitch Shuttle SeWing-ma-
chimes, Of Howe Roper Patent, warranted the
best in market Also, Blake h Johnston's Hems
mers, at Wholesale. s. 7; GARRIsoN; Agent,
No. 1919 West Eifth-st.
BB-Agents wanted in every town. ja2scm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-24
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPB:
Southern News.

alabama Senators ReedIled-Flrther Dis
agreements in the North Carolina Convention
That State for Secession ifit is NecssSary--
The PenSsyIUania Personal. liberty Bill
Likely 10 be Repealed Georgia Going for
Reduction of Expenses Georgia to De-
nlGHd a Share Of the United States Prop
ery-iShs Agress to Pay for Carrying the
Mails Georgia Opposes the Opsning:cf the
Slave trade : Latest from Florida = The
Louisiana GoUernOr's Messags-Northern
Cannon for the Reduction Of Fort Sumter
Congress to Place the Country on War
FoOting-The President 10 be authorized 10
Call for Volunteers. ... .....
, 1861-05-17
BY EXPRESS AND OVERuaB Mla
BATES FROM ST. LOUIS TO arm s,ai

By the stage on Sunday sTsHing ~ ~
ceiVed the Portland Tina Of The lth iuri.
from which we clip the following Fpslisi
dispatch to that paper:
sr. LOUIS, Aprl o.
The Portsmouth TFranscripf Of Tasniay
says that dispatches received that uirti
state that Fort Piekens vas taken by a.
Southern troops with loss Of $500 msn.
Arrangements we're made 10 ooursy
troops from Charleston TO Rlchmond-
Two thousand men were on the way.
A gentleman from Wnshingion We ihs
Relay House, reported that the Scccrliun.
lists had planted battery Of four ruul q
HarpeTs Ferry, commanding The bridra
Trains are stopped aud examiued, al -
roads for a mile are lined with soldisa
At Wheeling a strong Uaion fss1rr
prevails. $500 men are under arma
All is quiet IN Bsldmore An -
Wholesale houses are closed. AZ ihs cilItl
over IA years Of age arc rcqulrei % lnill
and many have left In consoqasuct.
Five cars arrived at ChambsrItu1r fnuf
with families from Baltlmoro.
Baltimore money l. aEe pr osut 49,
par.
Pennsylvania currency Z bsiar sIlls.r
ed for gold and silver.
The schooner Lucas Wal frsi - !
Chesapeake bay BY two 1c1cculf1. 49,
had no colors, but escaped.
Andrew Talbot, Of the U. A r.r|11lIs
native Of Connecticui. hal r1nl . ~
mond 10 superintend the uln1'Irl1II Il
arms for the Confederate goruInna1l
The New York Unioa CounIirl 80
purchased sixteen rI1ed c1n1ca H WnI
Point, for the use q he voiuu'ruIl
Engraved notes Cor ne honIa a.l l.lI1
Of the Confederaie slaial. larl 49, -
ed IN two bank note cnrral|nr rIIlII.l.
ments 10 Wall street
The Cunard steamer K.laf - -
chartered By Tie rorllaatal aIa -
steamer Caaapioa.
fAt ihlr poiai o. tailrlsra - -
working 70 hadig 4 - I1r.l.lil q r..
tain any noru q tAs rspcri
ssr Fn,aua1a Ma
Col Davies DallsI'ra ~ c.II.lI|l -.
ia 10 San franraoa' ~ u1alIma.I =
sustaining the Aiu|.|IIIaI|oa I lI.I.T
down rcbtllion
The rates q r.nsrI ~ ~ rI.Ia
steamers have hrln |.rIllllI 4 IIII II =
hrrt cabin ouil'ilI IIII II - 1...I Il
side; $50 70 nlco1I r.I... e. IIW y
In The licsnrr.
Tie ID C.nilFr'. 0alln 49, a..
aelYol 10 l1.Ia'1 a. UrIna0..I T. 49,
down rctrII1r
, 1861-05-17

Ia Ksuiuoly. rs1lln an. -. u
0uihrls. A4Ao'aI N...I e. .0II'
Rclol1iIorl urf. ........'.I !.
clarinr tlal - a. O.. |...I. 80. -.
menosl a. uar "a a. Ia.III .0a.I.
meni. kauiullI - 80 = 49, -
ouu ro1|il1a. 80 aIII0N 49, - 0|.I
unul ihs frtlrlI OrIlI0nI.I I.0a. -
a1greuofi crraalI o. RI. II - ..III
mcui o. roInllrIn e. 0.a. e. -
raising e. IIrorI 49, i na...I.|. e..
lh1 rr1INaTu U00I1.III0I. a.a = -
knoaIttrli IlI11Ila Il - $50 = =
march q W1II|rTIrrI a. I0I .a
rlnclI c. n aII a. M0.Ia'II E. -
take part aTaI1E O. II'|I.' r |.I|...||
that klnlnllY 80 n.'.I.'I Il -
eut pcIIl'l1 IA - La|. I|..| i. y
mlnIIilaiIoa 80 a. a0lI.I ...I.I 49,
Ing hsr aa.i aarlli ar..1lI g. 81. 80
oi ether aui ialI AI1Ia.II i .I. /.
acccriaucl \ -.
AZ Wallirrir1. a lI1lIl Il =. ...l
Dsparin1ul 49, 49, I.laHI .0a 49,
ior the pI1l1ll.la Il 49, I. -
q the lrlaarrI alsl rl1I'I1I ..|I 49,
diatsly % rrIa'f A I.l IIIaI r - -
o'ssi he'd dsS.s,s..'. !. =. =. =. -
larry uaic1ill
o. sai-risy. - I.r1ul g. nI
ever kuosu L a. esp - e. .
Nsu Yea. nulaln 80 r.I.I a.I
"a. and ~ 49, rII 49, - I
usrs msis ~ nallli q MII0. .I...
90 wood. -. a. l.I I...Ia 49,
WalhinTica Hult lala Ia.HaI aI
many othsIL ArE Tea aaA W -
Union.
Az Phn.1li1h's Z ll.lr = e. -
ssissi ron 0sF. Lrlrllr. = I0Ia u
icring 1900 tu o. rl.1IIII . - I.I
mould rs lrllI - 49, II u.'I -
purchase d c. = sll.1.i r. o1I4.
A rssiis.i = Ks.t o-..Ir nllII.lI
has r,c.irsI I1l1r.alI1r ftlI c. .rI
were haruiar a. 1rr1lI II - am~
TIE q a. bulii.lII - r'Ila,T - !.
tiroysd.
, 1861-05-17
mEAxu-
RATES OF ADvERrTs1Eo

For one square, "a lines Of islsl 80 i-sslas q =
For each subsequent nssrtioa. ............... e. r.
liberal deduction made 70 ysafiT afrlr1ara
The number Of insertions muli ~ ti1II.lrTua1llf
on the margin Of advertlasmtnis stui 81. - -
be continued til forbid and oharrrt accel1-rIT
Legal advertisements win b. chaa 20 T. a. aH-f
neys--at the option Of the Puhndhsr.
Sheriii's sales, notices of uamiuilirufi-1 a.. -
be charged to the Oiicen oTdsring thsif r-,1zsnzs
ss- Job work neatly sEoouisa - a. 49,
L. P. FISHER, No. l7ll, WaahinFiaa at1sri 80
Francisco, up stairs, nearly opposite harusa orsas
House, Is authorized 70 receive and rsclri - -
scriptions and Advertisements In Cailfafui1
, 1861-05-17

Er@Thsrs b % aut.gu. sl.1lar
says Prcniics q rls Ll.ll.Il l.ur.i
" between he Ksui11lY Ill1lrIn - g.
Indiana ani IlIln1'l ililrrlI 80 - -
jet Of slavery hut ttlrl IaF1|I -
ous antagoulln bttutrl krrla.l| 49,
ests and he Cllioa el1'rI MaIlII ~
that Important t1h|eti7
, 1861-05-17
ROBERT ASDERsoN,
Major First ARTILLERY.


The only casualties in Fort Sumter dur
ing the action were a few slight wounds
that did not disable the recipient. Al The
time Of the evacuation Of the fort, and
while the salute was beiRs escd by ihs
command, q premature discharge Of The
cannon killed two men and rounded four.
The Charleston COurier Of Monday (itih
ApriD gives the names as follows:
Killed Insianily-Daniel Howe.
Wounded Morialy-(and died at the
Hospital Edward Galway.
Strsreiy WouHdsd-James Hayes, Geo
Fielding, John IrWins and Geo. Pritchard.
All we're soldiers Of the First ARTILLERY.
The Charlestonians, when Sumter Eat
surrendered, were for a while jubilant over
a report that that damned Doubleday "
was killed, who has oil along been, the
most obnoxious member Of the garrison b.
cause he was believed 10 be q Republican
in sentiment.
, 1861-05-17

through the hottest IRE, with sloop load
Of wood, on Friday evening, and came safe
ly to the city. Somebody told him he
would be killed in the attempt. Cant
help dat" said he, "must 90 to de town
tonight. If anybody hurt dis chile or dis
boat, massa see him about it shuah." His
slOOp received four shots.
1t is reported that Major Anderson sent
in bis resignation, to take effect on the in
auguration Of the Lincoln government, but
no notice was taken of it,
The fort Is burned into a mere shell; not
a particle of wood work can be found.
The guns on the side Of the parapet are en-
tirely dismeunted, others split, while the
gun carringes are knocked iuto splinters.
Major Anderson says the accuracy Of the
firing surprised him, and that il he had
200 more men, One-half would have been
killed for want-of suitable protection.
Major Anderson says it is preposterous
to fight such a people. One Of the off,
GERS in the fort remarked that they had
endeavored not to FIRE on exposed individ-
uals. "Yes," said Major Anderson, "I
gave orders not to sight men, but to silence
batteries"
Both men aud officers were begrimmed
with smoke and powder. The batteries
which have done the most mischief are the
Dahlgren battery, Stevens battery, and
the riaed cannon.
As regards harbor defense, the fort Is
Just as good as ever. The classmates are
perfect, the guns are in prime condition,
and bear on both sides. Major Anderson
was obliged to throw overheard large
quantity Of powder, to prevent explosion,
and it was floating around the fort to-day.
One Of the aids carried brandy to Moi.
Anderson in boat, after the FIRE, aud the
latter said It was very acceptable, as the
men we're completely exhausted by their
labors 1 mention this to show the kind
and chivalrous relations between the OH
GERS.
Before going into action, Major ADder-
son sent word BY an aid Of Gen. Beaure-
gard, to the Governor. thanking him for
kind attentions during the past two months,
and very solemnly said, Farewell, gentle
men. II we do not meet again here, hope
We shall meet In better world
The fort has iSeea garrisoBsd b. ne
Palmetto Guards and put under command
Of Lieut.. Ripley, who commanded Fort
Moultrie after the departure Of Major An
derson.
The city is Iesuming lis usual quiet.
Everybody is exchanging congratulations
over the successful termination Of the 6ght,
but soldiers are itching for q hand-to-band
brush. The Confederate flag and the Pal
metto flag was hoisted on separate spa1I
simultaneously.
DR.. S. Wylie Crawford, the surl n at
Fort Sumter, who was slightly wounded, is
a son Of the Rev. DR.. Crawford, Of Phila-
delphia.
w. Porcher Miles, Of Charleston, tele-
graphs TO Mrs. Doubleday, at Washing
ton, that a report Of her husbands insanity
is without foundation. It Is believed that
Capt. Doubleday, who is a strong Ropub-
lican, refused to obey Major AndsrSon'l
command to surrender, and was consequent
ly placed in irons.
, 1861-05-17
II orHER sIDE oT IN gToaT

One may now consult the other side Of
the story. Major Anderson and bis com
mand reached New York yesterday on The
steamship Baliie, carrying at her mainmasl
the flag Of Fort Sumter, and AZ her fore
mast the old flag Of Fort Moultrie Capt
Doubleday, who also arrived IN that steam
er, gives an interesting account Of The hght
The following is Major AnderIou's AZ.
patch TO the Secretary Of War;
Sm-Having defended Fort Sumter 90
hours until quarters were entirely burned,
main gates destroyed BY Gre, The gorge
walls seriously injured, magazine surround
ed by flames, and It's door closed from r.
fects Of heat. four barrels and three cart
ridges only being available, and no proFis-
ions but pork remaining, accepted tsrmi
Of evacuation offered BY Gen. Beaurcgard,
being the same offered BY him on the lllh
inst, prior 10 the Commencement Of hos'ili-
ties, and marched out Of the Fort Sunday
afternoon, the l4th inst, with colors lying,
drums beating, bearing away company and
private properly, and Saluting The flag with
fifty guns.
D. -.
, 1861-05-17

The Southern mails have just brought
Charleston papers containing full accounts
of the bombardment Of Fort Sumter AL
though you have had full telegraphic re-
ports, your readers will be interested in
The details. The Charleston Courier Of
Saturday Oath ApriD thuse relates the
frst act in the drama:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
SHFRRIFF,S SALE,

yirture of vend s56s, directed. and delivered
IRON the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county,
nnessee January Term, 1861, will to public
SAe TO hehghest bidder the Court house Yard in
the v Of Nashville Saturday. the 1th day OF May, l56,
ali the right title, claim. interest and estate, which Win
sn then had may sequired in aad to the follow
ng described property piece lot Of ground lot No,
Is in BArews Samuel Weakeys survey OF said
lots registered Registers Office Of Davidson county, be-
npn At the corner intersection of Mulberry
street extending running thence norWsrd
" towards Nashville l feet TO stake thence at
tight angles westgary l6 foot alley thence right
ANGLES southwardy l7 feet to Mulberry rect thence at
m angles essardy 2I0 feet y beginning; also lot ia
yunv At beouth said lot the intersection
Ut Mulberry High extended, running thence on the
east Of High norhvsrd towards the town OF Nssh
willie Igs feat to stale thence angles eastVardy 2lO
feet alley, thence at right angles outhWady Lax
Mulberry street, thence at right angles Rect with u
berry street to the beginning being the property Of
Winston satisfy Judgment renoersd in aver OF Hurley
& johnson, against " Mullen, Winston, A shankhn:
JOHN X EDMUNDSoN, Sheriff.
Byw ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

Y virtue vend No. e56s, to directed and deliV
Honorable Gin cult Court Of DAVIDSON county,
tennessee January 1861 will 10 public
sale the highest bidder for cash at the court house yard in
city Of Nashville Saturday, the lHh day OF My, 6
the right title interest aud estate which Isaac Paul
had may have since acquired in AID to the following
described property wit parcel or lot OF land in the city OF
Nashville, Tennstses, beginning D Hicks, Northeast
corner, Cherry street. beng the Northwest corner OF Lot
laid down in Isaac Psus plan of lots thence with the
line Of Cherry street towards the Square Northwsrdy
direction feet alley, thence sng from Cherry
the line of said alley, another alley run
ming parallel Cherry street thence right angles along
mentioned alley 400 feet point opposite the n-
ming thence feet the beginning sngsLots Nos 81 81,
in Isaac Paul plan Of lots not register
being the property OF Lease Paul, TO satisfy
favor OF John D. Gos against Henry Hi
Isaac Paul and Ira p. Jones
ByW D. Ro=RRTsoSi Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
SnEREpE.S SALE

HY virtue veDd 24l directed, and delivered
the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson county,
Tennessee at its January Term 1851 will expose TO psoc
highest bidder for cash, at the Court house Aaro ~
the City Nashville Saturday, the lth day OF May so
all the right tits, claim interest and estate, which Fanl tep
had may have acquired in aid TO the following de
scrbed property, lot Of ground beginning on
HES Jerry street, having corner OF lot
No IS laid down Pauls plan Of lots thence with the
line OF Cherry street, towards the public square in hWa'o
ly dire ton 600 feet alley thence at angles I'm Oer
street. and along the line Of feet 70 another alley
Tuonng psra With berry street, right angles aGnr
said last men ned al PoRt opposite the begin
ming being lets Nos as a. 90 el e3 and "a, laid
down tans ulan OF 10 registered the property
- Psu being levied The property IssAc Paul TO salts.
~ udgmeIt rendered in favor Of RroRn, against Scott
Reed, Isaac PSHl and Ira P Jones.
EDMUHDS0N, Sheriff.
By " RoBERTsoN, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24


Al the Nar and Mortar, on Market sired, cpposap
Union street. Ndshvile,
HAVING received fall supplies Of FREEH GOODS oHsrs
III sale, at the lowest prices,
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL ISsTR5-
MENTs-
PAINTS Oils and window GLASS;
VARNISHES, SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
WARE; PAINT, yARNsH COACH AND
ARTIST BRUSHES, DYETUFFS,
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS.
Fine Teoth and Hair Brushes, Letter and Cap Paper Steel
Pens. Inks, &c.
Tobacco, Snuffs and Cigars,
Powder Shot, Safety Fuse Pure Wines, Brsndiss,
Spirits &c.
GOLD, TIN AND COPPER FOHLS,
Fine Cutlery, Canes, Pistols, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
S4EFx1xIFF5S SALE

NY virtue Of veDd. No 259, to directed and de-
fversd from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
Tennessee its January Germ, 1861, viii expose to
public sale highest ler for cash at the Court house
Ward In the City Of Nashville Saturday the l day OF May,
1861 ali the right title, claim, interest and estate viii
nuddleslon may have Lc acquired in and to the
opg house lot to witt brick house, and
lat or piece OF ground situated the north side of mon street,
between College Cherry Streets no "a fronting 81 feet on
pon street. and running 70ee being the conveyed
to him. by Robertson and registered in the Register oe
Of Davidson county Tennessee to which hereby
A. mart of ths levy being the properly of
Hudieston satisfy judgment rendered in iaYor OF
] K EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff
By RoBKRIsoE, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
SHRRIFF,S SALE.

NY virtue OF vend. directed and delivered from
the HonoyabI 'iycuit Court OF Davidson county, Ten
essee y 1851, will expose to sale to the
highest cash, the courthouse yard in the c OF
Nashville on Saturday Ih day Of May, 1851 all the right,
aim interest which Bond then had or may
acquired in and to the following described property
toWit piece or land situsel College street, in
Nashville Davidson county Tennessee, being 81 feet front OF
College running back l fees to an alley by deed
wilson county, being levied the property OF W. Bond,
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of MOasn and saaer
aga INST W. W Bond JOHN X. EDMUNDs0N, sheriff.
By W, Robertson, Deputy Sheriff.
tdg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

HOUSE PAINTING,
TEyHE subscriber prepared execute with the greatest
promptness, contracts, however large, which be
style and ers which cannot fail to give sata
ton He is also prepared to execute all manner Of
PAINTING, az AIMING AND MARBLIHa
that the services of the mosexpe
andexperienced artists.
would request having work in his neo
give him call before making final Arrangements
Z. T. FLEAIHG,
uarchsdn No g. Union st., between Cherry and SUN
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
NTE have hand large stock Of fine Virginia TObac-
w CO, also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
We anxious close out low gensral assortment Of
Cigars on hand
june2S LELLYETT & SMITH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
SHERIFF,S SALE

NY virtue OF veDd to NE directed and deverea Iron
he Honorable Circuit Court Davidson county, Tsnnes
see at January Term, 1861. will expose to pusc SAFE
highest Ii5der, cash. at the Court house aSro " ne
right titls ella m and estate which Ferry nen hAd
or msy acquired, in and 20 the following
nrouy 10 wiz apiece &rds lying In District NO
& a. On the north the lands Of Iza Ford and
on he north by The lands and on the south by
he Of he said WAGNER and he lAHds Of the
Ford being levied the properly Ct Perry -
NJ ysr,v JOHN K EDMUSDS0N, Sheriff.
By W D ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
SITERIFFSS SALEs

my rue Of vsnd ex s537, directed, and deliv
erred from tie Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson couu
" Tennessee at January 1851 will expose to public
sale cash. at the court house yard IN
e city OF Nashville eleventh day Of May 1851 all the
9st title claim interest estate which Henry Hill then
h or may il and 70 the Following described
ropey, 70 wit following piece OF land IN davidson
IA tbs plsn Of fronting College street Feet
and rnDnK right angles with an aey ~ ieet WIDE TO
re AZ right angles said alley to said College street. being
re sse conveyed Henry H by F. o. Hurt by deed,
eTe 10 Book No 81 page lis, Of the Registers Office Of
ndson county Tennessee being levied the property Of
49, ll IA satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of Lemuel
the SAID Henry Hill. Isaac Paul ard Ira P. Jones
Farmer Ss~"'' JOHN EDMUNDsON, Sheriff.
avn D. Robertson, Deputy Sheriff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
SHERIFFtN SALE.

Y virtue OF vend No. 262s, directed and deveu
from the oncrable Circuit uourt OF Davidson eeuLy,
January Term, 1861, will e1PSse 70 ~
sale TO highest bidder, for cash at the Court al
ov ~ NaahvIe on Saturday, I1th day OF May ool ~
the rsh title claim, interest and essae when a s,i
then had. or Eaay acquired in sna - @
crid rronerY 10 Wit piecs lot OF land IN
eounts In the city Of Nashville, and bounded = oio1s
lot 30 10 in South Nashville, frenhng on o.
s b de- Is resis cred the Registers ece IN oek No.
g. page sc, specific ionnaery o. a b renetv 81
rov0seSd 70 satisfy Judgment rendered In f.yor oil os
good Powell against II Townsend ana s ~ shs
By W ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

bacon, Lard Buckwheat Flour Family supplies general
| ly,by COMBS & MARTIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
SHERIFFsS MALE.

NBY virtue Of yend No 263 directed and deIiy
cred from Honorable Circn of .vdsp county
fenness e. it's January term, e6 wall expose to public
sale TO thc highest bidder for cash the hon yard in
the city Of Nashville "a urday Nay IL, 1861 the right
tltle claim, and estate which James Cole had
or may red in and the fowing pro-
tv to-wi.: piece OF land lying David coui tv
on she Dry Greek, containing @ moe or
Lees unded ooEs: On the North by the lands Johu
GEORGE add Rnoch Cunningham, the East by the Of
Enocn spry Cunningham the South BY the pds Of
Bowman Kramer, the West by the land OF camp
Jonas shives being the land formally occupied Ey
John Coe levied the property Of Jamei W. Cole
satisfy rendered in favor Of A. ". Put against
James ". Cole JOHN X. ELMUNDS0N, Sheriff.
BY " o. Robertson, Deputy sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

For Rent.
VERY desirable in the UNION AMERICAN Build
Ing for the remainder Of the year. with the privilege
ext year. Apply at this 0sSs ]dti