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ny THE JURA-LATER.

PORTLAND, Feb 10.-The Jura arrived at
II As Mason aud Sidell have arrived at
Southampton. There was no demonstration.
The former has gone to London, and the latter
to Paris. The Tuscarora has lett Southamp-
ton and anchored off Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.
1t was rumored that the government had or
dered tile Nashville to quit the port, but ex.
tended the time of her departure, owing to the
danger from the Tuscarora.
Napoleon opened the French chambers Jan.
9th. In his speech, he said :-"The civil
war which now desolates America has greatly
compromised our commercial interests. So
long, however, as the rights of neutras are
respected, we must con6ne ourselves to the
expression OF wishes for an early termination
of these dssensions. The speech refers to
the pacific relations of France, and recapitu.
lates the financial programme of NJ. Fould's
budget.
The London papers are very anxious to
have it believed that Louis Napoleon very
much desires to interfere in American affairs.
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NEW YORK, Feb. lO.--SrOCKs are heavyi Chicago
and Rock Island OIL Cleveland and Toledo nj Illinois
Central Tga; Buffalo and st Lawrence railroad III Pa
cihc Mail 81; American Gold 1889 Bank Of Commerce
76l; Missouri skies az; Tennessee SKIES a.; Treasury
scvens 9sa; ivcs u coupons 7aS skies 80.
mons 10; ditto '6 registered, 81.
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GEN. HALLECK's CONIMANn.

ST.. LOUIs, Feb. 10.-The following tele.
granlshave been received at headquarters =
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Najor General Hal
Iech, 81. Louis: Your energy and ability re.
ceiye the strongest commentator of this de-
partment. You have my perfect confidence
and you may rely upon my utmost support in
your undertakings. The pressure of my en-
gagements has prevented my writing, but l
will do so fully in day or two.
Signed, EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of war.
To Major General Haneck Thank General
Grant, flag officer Foote, and their commands,
for me- Signed, GEo. b. MCCLELLAN,
Commander.iu-chei
Two dispatches dated on the 9th, received
by Gen. Halleck, state that Gen Curtis is
south of Lebanon. and has taken twenty-nine
prisoners, including two captains and one
quartermaster; also, a quantity of flour.
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II L YD'S FERT TER,
A NITROGENIZED
SuperphOsphate of Lime
Manufactured by
JOHN LLOYD Sc CO.,
Providence, II. 1.

The Analysis OF LnOyds superphosphate of Lime
Basic Phosphate of Lime, @ oPo5) TAP per cent.
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime, (Ca p O5J 1898 ="
Organic and volatile matters ~ 80 q
Suphate of Lime 23.9I =
InsOlube matter sand, &c. $50 Z" "
Water, 500 - +"
Alkaline Chlorides, Alumina, &C., NOT determined
The organic matter Yields three cent. of Ammonia
The samples. OF which the above is analysis,
lected from different portions OF Mr. LoYds etire stock
Of Supephosphate as prepared for MARKET and In such
way think as fairly to represent it,
sent mixture of the several samples to Prof john
son, and append below his statement in regard to It,
Brown University, Dec. 23, 1861.
have analysed the sample of Lloyd superphosphate
forwarded by you. The following statement is the av-
erage several 1.-TWO TO FOUR separate esimatons of the
agrculturaliy important Ingredients
Water expelled t2l20, 1856 per cent
Organic and volatile matters, SOFT "
Sand, 42l
Lime, II.49 " p"
Phosphoric Acid, 1921
find further that water extracts the following per.
centages
Lime, 97g "
Suphuric Acid, 1l45 50
PhOsphUric Acid, $50
The organic and volatile matters yield Am
monia TO the amount OF BIZ
This is accordingly an excellent fertilizer, being gem
uine superphosphae. unusually rich IN soluble phospho
rc acid and at the same time yielding fair percentage
Its mechanical condition is very good admitting Of
easy distribution throughout the soil.
Very truly, yours, &C., - - -
Laboratory Sheffield Scientific Sehool,l
Yale College, Dec. 49, 1861. { o.
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New York, Feb. 10.-The steamship Err
lesson is fitting up to take Col. Monteith's
18th Massachusetts regiment to Hilton Head.
The seventh New Hampshire regiment is or
dered to embark Wednesday. They have
won high encomiums by good behavior here.
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) VETERINARY SURGERY

If VETERINARY SURGERY
~ SxAaN The undersigned has procured stand at f.
W-N IN. STOCKWELL'S Stable, No. Q Mechanic
street where he is ready at all times to an.
swer the calls Of those who desire his services in
the treatment of the various diseases incident to Horses
and Cattle. Patients visited at the stable,
All orders for the spaying OF Cows promptly attended
to- BY this operation they become permanent mixers
1t unattended with danger and amply repays the own
er with generous supply Of milk season when the
article is usually scarce.
WILLARD L. RICHARDS
10 dawu Veterinary Surgeon.
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Wanted to Rent.
RYE FLuUR.

k5 ARgEls IRBsd Gh0UND RYE TLoUR, 90
Puea r.. q. D. D.. DlCkkY, Agcut
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united States of Amnrica.

MDDLE DieIhlCf OF TFNktNSEE.
NJ HtREAs, libel ct affirmation was fted within
w and Tor the hiddle District OF Tenuossee, az
NashVille on the 2nd day Of Juue, A. d., 1861, by
John Trlmola, hsl., Attorney Tor The United states
Tor the Middle Dsuiut Of Tennessee, who prosacutes
herein on behalf Of thu United states against certain
pro erty, vEta certain lot situated ueAr The south
last conner Of Brnad and Front Streets w the CITY u
Nashvtle, being tue next lot the cVruor lot atro
sad on which corner lot Is situated the Brass onnl
dry Of y. Coo said lot fronting Front stree, run.
mug back towards be river, thence nearly arallei
to the river aud then back 60 Trout cot The cor
uer ofsit lot on Front street tarthist frum Broad
being opposite email hlacKsmith's shop, situated on
the other side Of Front street; aud 49, all the Bud.
ings on sid lot, and also al the fXtures machinery
tOOs, implements aud materials Of every a. scrrti n
Connected with SAID lot and buildings; sid b ldmps
on said lot being the Foundry Of one r. NJ Brenuan
and praying process against said property that the
same be Condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, Ia pursuance o. the nonlton, an.
der tue scal Of said Court 10 directed ana deliver
Cd, do hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming said property, OF In any manner Interested
therein, that they b. ADD appear hefore said Crmt
Jourt. 10 be held al the city Of Nashville IN aud fr
said District, on the 10Th day Of October 1894 at 10
O'Clock N the forenoon Of that day, then and thcre
TO iuterpose their CLAIMS, and make their alegn
tons 10 that behalf Err. GLASGOW,
June IL, l562-ltt L. =. Marshal 81 b T.
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United states of America;

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS inform alton wss ed within and inr
w the Middle District Of Tennessae at Nashrilio
on the 2sth day Of May, AID, 1862, by John Irimbe
Esd, Attorney for the United States Tor tho Middle
District OF Tennessee Who proseoutes herein on behalf
OF the Unitoi States, against certain property,
Lot situated eu the North corner Of cherry street
and Franklin street, IN South Nashville, aud the
buildings thereon the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose OF preparing materials for the manu-.
factore Of Gnnpogderi also tho machinery aud TX.
lures connected with said establishment, PRAYING pro
cess against the same, that 10 10 candrmpsd as Tor.
feited. |H#..t.f IN. I
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the msnltion, IN
der the seal Of said Court TO directed aud dehv.
cred, do hereby give public notice 70 all persuns
olumog said property, or 10 any manner Interested
thereu that they be- and appear before said Circuit
Court, 70 be held az the CITY OF Nashville w and tor
said District, on the 9Th cay q October, 1904 at 10
o'clock 10 the forenoon Of that day then and there TO
tnierpose their claims add ~ make their allegations
IN that beesf H. X. GLASOCK,
r3 L. :. Marshal II. b. IT,
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united statos Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENkEHSfts ..Y
NTHkREAs = libel oi information Nas hieil With
" IN aud ier the hildie District ~ Tcnp0saea, al
Nashville, on Tho 2eih day nf Stay, a, ~. 1902, by
John fgInbe, tsa.i Attorney iot The Gniiod Sla e.
fu the Miidio nHulut 81 Tennessee, who pruscsutes
herein on behalf q tho United siafcs aganrt cer-
tain lot aud the Raidings tfcruon, stHated fronting
ON Mark. street 90 the City 81 nashville Know a.
Hills Moore'a Foundry ana Machine Shop, Eatt Of
ana near Broad street, 10 the Guy of Nashville also,
all the machinery, t,ula, HNturrt ard imp emcnts
and n ueTlel connected slth saia Lot and Fopndfy
ard Machine chop aud Building, Cor reasons and
causea in sait libel ~ information mentioned, and
praying process against che said property, that The
same be condemned as tofiiitcd.
Now thereto In pursuance Of uAe montlon, under
the seal Of said Court 60 me directed aud delivered
do he eby give public notice to an persons claiming
said property or In any manner interested therein
that they b. and appear before said Circuit Court to
be held a the Oiiy ~ Nashville, in and Cor said DIS
trct the 20ih day 10 October 1899 at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon Of that day then and there 10 ntrrposo
their claims, aud - maze their allegations Ia that
behalf b. u GLAStOCK,
june u lS02.-i4t L. s. Marshal NJ d. n
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In Chanoery at Nashville.

CiTATE- OK TENNESSEE.-At Rules held IN the
- Clerks OAlce, Chancory Court at Nashville Mon
day, July The Jth, 1852 I....E
John shil'to Complainant, r. Aarslrll ct as, Ne
fendaut.
happening from pb1avit MED In this oanss that
the Delendant, Hammond Marshal hos removed
hmself from the limits "a the state Of Tennessee SO
that the ornnry process ortDe law cannot he served
on him II " ordered that lac do enter bis appearance
herein beirre hin the first three days the next
term vi said Court. 20 be held the lst Monday IN
November next Q862) and lead, answer or drmur 10
Comptinauts bin, or the same will be taken for con
essed 90 HIM and set for hearing and that
copy of thisorier b. published once w,ek TOT four
successive weeks IN the Nbshvi 10 Union.
4 Copy--Attcst j. E. GLEANES, G. &M.
Ru7stLL HoUsToSi Sol. Tor Compt. iuyl3w4t
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In Chancery at Nashville.

ClTATE or TENNEsSEE--At Rules held Ia the
- Clerts Once Chancery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day July the TN, 1869.
sanno Rsiley Comp ainaut H. Widow and Heirs AT
law Il samuel spark man aud others Dofandauts.
happening from affidavit hiod in this cause that
the defendants, j. Lowell snd wife, Betty W. Lowell,
sre non resident OF the State OF Tennessee 1t "a oderd
that they do enter their appearance herein before
or within the first days Of the term Of sad
Court 70 be held the lst Monday in November next
GS62l and plead, answer or dcmur 10 Complainant s
bilL or the sstno viii be taken Tor confessed as 10
them and set for hearing eX parte, AMI that copy
Of this order be published once week for four sue
ccssiNe weeks IN the Nashville Union,
A Copy Attest. J.E. Gl.EAYES, G. NM
J. s BEiEN Sos Soils for Comp's. iuyl3w4
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In Chaneery at Nashville.

ClTATE or TENNESSEE: AT Rnles held in the
- Cocks ONCE, ChapcaIy Cur at Nashville, Mon
day Julgy the 7th, 1857 ..t #kE .t.
Isnac s. Nichols Complainant ~. Charles l.. Chill.
-.., III. dre.H and others, Iecudauts.
IT Appearing from affidavit fled In this cause that
the Defendant q. 4. Chdrcss is NONRESIDENT uf tho
state OF Tennessee IL is ordered that he do his
appearance herein before or within the hrst three
days Of tho next term OF said Cpult De held on tho
lst Monday IN Noyemb ~ lS62l and plead ,nnsWer
or demur 10 Compartments bhl, or The same VIII be a-
ken Cor contested 10 him and set for hearing ex
Iarte, and that copy Of THIS order he published once
week for four successive weeks in the Nashville
Union. A COpy--Attest
- !. +. GLEAvts, c. Nm
d. i. WuEIy, Sol, Or Cpmplt jlyl3wH
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

CyTATE or TESNFSskE---M Rules hold IN the
- Clersis once Chauecry Court a Nashville, Mon-
day, July thu TIA, 1852, .rt
CYNTHIA Brown ot al. C0mulapauts NestH.
Humphreys, DNfcnfan'. ...I
Tt appearing nom All avit 0lcd iu this cunse ilpt
The defendant, West r. Humphreys hns removed from
slate Of Tennessee or Is abecoadiun or o1nceslng
himself that The ordinary process q She law cannot
be served on him. u s ordered that he Do eiftr b. =
Appearance herein bc.ore or within the first three
nys OF the next term Of sad Curt 70 be heid on the
LIST Mondy I'm Noycmborn % (S62) and plead answrr
or demur 10 compliments bll, or the me Will be "
ken Tor confessed him and set i0r hearing parte
and that oepy Of this order be published once week
for fgur successive weeks In The Nashville Jhi0u.
A Copv--Attest. j. +. GiEANfS, G. VI.
j. :. BRES Sos, salsfr Complb iuyiSw4'.
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ro,les 90 CIub-mnksr..

The Editor win be greatly obliged TO-
persons making up clubs for the UEIoN IL
they will remit to the publishers and not
to himself. Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
10 cause needless delay and trouble to
. all parties.
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In Chancery at Nashvi,le.

CrATE or TENNESsEE.--At Rnas held 10 The
- Clerks Office, Chancery Court at Aash ille Mont
day July the 7th, 1902 r....
John SLilito, Complain ant. II. Marshall q Al, Do
.Hu |#H UH iendanis.r ace ..-.H..r# .
Il appearing FROM afhdaYit led in Ibis cause that
the defendant, hammond Marshall, has removed
himself nom the State 81 Tennessee that the ,rdt
nary process Of law cannot be served on HIM aud
tibet the defendant c. X. Marshal, b. non-Ics dent
enter their appearance herein before or within the
first three days Of tho next term Of said COt 20 be
held 90 the lst nday n November next (is62) aud
plead answer Or demur ~ CompaidAnts bill, or the
same Will be taken fOf confessed as 10 them, aud sel
for hearing parte, and that copy Of this 0ier be
published once week Dr four successive weeks ia tli
Nashville Union. C0py-Auesta
J, r. GLEAYES, c. 4 ".
RUSSELL HoUsroS, Sol for Compl't. iny13w4t
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C'TATE Or TENNEssEH At Rules hold m the
- Cerkl of'cc, Cbancsry Court at Nssbvl .". foo
DAY ,lnly toe 80, is62 .s...
g.. Q % cCh fouI 3hnnt r We, Hun hfe'S ~
isndaut.
% appearing from affidavit hcd re Do Is r'usr iiai
the Defendants Wet u Humphreys has removed ron
ihc stats OF rcnncm oe or Is 90 ab1cundug or cunral
in himself that The ordinary process OF tho hw can
not BE- Hvcd on him II b. ordered thai Ne 'nlet III
n1pearansc herein before within thc hrsi ihrce ua1
~ the next term uf said Court % hc Hed o tna nri
Monday in Noqcu her next s63) end plead answer M
dcmur 20 Cuinpainahs bHI, or tue a. mr. vii be hAtn
for coiitssod as bin and sci for hearing r. lnrc
nod that COPY of disorder Do published ohce WtFk
ior four sucofs-iso weeks E thc Nasnvhlu Luon'
Oopy Attest .
J. s. Dairy Sos, Sol. fpr Compl't. jgy 1,Wit
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In Chanoery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held in the
- Clerk s Office, ChancCry Cobrt at Nashville, Mon,
day JDly the 7th I8d2
Martha Newman, complainant, u.s. llann oud.
.'.". Marshall, De ondunt l.a
IL appearing lrum aiiFllyt hcd n lhH tpnrc that
tho defendant, Hammond Mauhlu has removed
hmstl from tbs state OF Tennessee 30 that the ordi
nary process o. tic aw cannot be serycl ON him. Il
is ordered that ho DO enter his appearance herein be-
fore or within the ts three days Uf be next term Of
sah Court 70 be held on tho lst Monday In Novpm-
Der next (S62) ana plead, answer or denur 10 tpm-
plhnmts nil OF the same will be taken Tor confessed
as To them and set for hearing ex parte, aud That
copy OF this order be published once week for four
successive weeks IN the Nashville Union.
A Copy--Attest j. h. GLEAYES, e. & NJ.
r. H0UsrOS, Sol. for Comppt IulyI3W4t
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1000 BARRELS EXTRA FLOUR,
c.
General Railroad Office.
GEyRhil RAitHoAp AND OpNiBUs Tickle orricr,
y T. ~ n 7 no, IS, North heirv street,

EGEYERAi, l,AiLRoAp AND ONNmUs TICKrr OfrIcr
y ~ n No, rs, North hgrv street,
(ith door from Union
DERsONS designing leaving the city by Railroad
viii save a per ccnigge by purchasing their Tick
cts at this Ucc, whore Tickets be had to an the
principal Cues In The North, East ana West by tho
shortest and most reliable route also Ticko Is can be-
had 10 Hunsyille Aa,, and an intermediate points ON
the Nashville Chattanooga, and Tennessee 4 Ala.
bama Railroads.
Persons going East, by purchasing Tickets will lave
their baggage checked from any Hotel or part oftc
city as Tar a. Louisville, Ky. u
Purchase your Tiokels the day previous 20 leaving
20 that you can leave your cali fr Che Omnibus 10
convey you 20 he Depot.
Through Fills Of , aiding, giving for an classes OF
Freight To al the principal Cltc- East via Louisville
q Nashville, Jeiarsonylle a Indianapolis, Beolon.
tahe New York Cyuugu, New York, Ete-& pgnusy T.
yania haroqds or by water az AZ Tow rateaa by any
81 larufhe only gent On lis city tlat con fur.
uish BiIs Of L.ding 10 Ile Eust by all Railroads or
by Water and Rail-
For further Information cali at the Oncc.
w. w. CRAIG,
juy25-u General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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Pisaso Notice.

We have no time 10 transcribe COM
munications. We sometimes receive
communications with scrap Of conf
dental Information written on the back
of the manuscript or course if we use
the manuscripts we have 70 re-write It,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on us. We have no time for such work.
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ROsPE CTUS
oF ruE
NASHVILLE UNION.

Tue NAsHvrtE UNibs WIS commenced few weeks
rmoe for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
ouu.ederacy, nnd Of advocating the restoration Of
erarauthority, without any abatement over all
the states which have attempted 10 seoedo d holds
a. Friends an Who support and ~ foos an WHO oppose
tho Uulon Of the statss. Il has no watchword but
PnRboM AND NATIONALITY '.
with rebels nnd trai,o has no compromise 10
make II contends for tho Federal Constitution snd
the Laws made IN Pursuance thereof IA the srPMW
Law OF rms LAND, anything in the Constitution and
laws Of any OF the States 10 the contrary notwith.
standing.
Il contends for the Ubion Of tho states because
without the preservation OF our liberties and nsti.
buttons aud the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever STAINS In
.be way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
e Union must perish, 90 matter by what name i be
nod.
10 the people Of fennessee ever renowned for heir
devotion to llbcrty aud Uuion, until they were be.
trayed to the rebel despolism at Richmond by por.
dloua Governor and corrupt Legislature, aud who
havo felt 90 heavily the awful Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal Cor support lot the names Of
rebol ONCE holders, vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning be
ribbetted before the world let thosc ambitious aud
uvariolous men Nho have plotted our ruin Tor thcir
own acknowledgement DO fastened q tho plllory Of
shame, no matter how high their position In society.
1T Il be shown how tho sefstyiod defenders Of
"souihern Rights" are now leading maraudng bands
Of nee hopters AID NOES troopers over our STATE kid
mapping Negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses burning railroad bridges ana cars, and
numbering unarmod citizens ncold blood Lee the
truth, long excluded ny The Southern cousprators
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
aud our ,ause vi assurodly triumph VIII not loyal
mon every where oid us u the dissemination u lacts
ana The adyosey or Froo Government
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United States Of America:

MuDLE nIsrRICr.oF TENNESSEE
NN-FsRT Asa lhf ri Information was ried within
w ani 90 wa Altidls petfirt % 1cuhc tcc, at
Nsshyille, On The sta dAy N lvue, An, isN3, by
lot tho hi 100 mptfltt NJ ropuesse wha rrosecutts
hcroih 90 behalf Of the GIFTED sfaes pgairst uertsp
rrpperty, Yai lie MACHINERY ara Fixtures fNRtson
a Neidors iowdee Mn, on sycamore Creek. 10 the
Cuuuty OF Chatham, in the slata OF Ietntssef tbe
huidinFs used 10 rpnnociion Nth faid machinery,
aud some hve or sx atrs ortrd On Which the bui
iags stand praying process against sad property .
tha he same be crntrmncd 10 forfeited.
NOW, theref NJ, Nh pursuance Of the meutlor undur
the seal al sail Court 70 me directed aud delivered
90 hereby gite public uotce 90 an persons claiming
SAID pfoperty, or n any manner Interested thfrtin,
that they he and arpar bciore said Crcuit Coart 10
De held NJ the City ~ Nashville. ahd fof ssid us
nct 90 TIE 20th daY Of october lk62 at 10 clock BAL
the tor nom Of that day, then ard theru % nterpa
their claims, aud to make their ace atons IN that
behalf .H r. r. GI.ASCOCk,
Juno 90 l301--ifL T. 4 Marshal, 81 %. r
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| n FEBRUARY LAST HAD TWO NEGRO MEN
"a lo.I up away on 2 host pom Clsrksyue, DIV ho
h.p'a IN osfEH aud EuhvNp taid boys ait Cisrka
sion Of Che place
Edmund is about f.et, and weighs 100 or 1,o
pounds anu Is 23 or "a Yeas obl ahd OF dark com.
roNiou, and viii weigh 80 or 100 pounds. and Il.
about - or 70 years ohL When they were heard
VIII give ule above Reward 30 aBv ans d. u,ey
viii hrng tem 70 me iu the city Of Nashville
WIN s, CHEATHANI .
.f"NN wv A'"".f august tlhr 1852, IHFT-lu.
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Committed ia Jail

lnF Davidson County, Tcua duty "a 1852, negro
" man, who says hs aanie e ALFRED, and belongs
to Tom Hon, Admir- srdtor Of hIr. Nnccus Of avid.
son county, Tenn age about - Years; weighs lao
pounds feet inches hi h ; C Tor, copper scar on
lett side fui ehead. '..' sd.
The owner is requested TO coma forward prove pro.
perry, and pay charges, as the law dir roots -
w i NJ. HINTON,
in y3l-.9t sheriff and Tailor Of d. c.
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Committed to JAIN

M Davidson County, Tenn, July q, 1862 regiu
" man, who says BIZ name ls l.EWIs aud belongs
to LEVI Wade, Of Rutherford County, Trnn, az 30
years feet 10 iluhes high Weighs about = rodnds
color light black. ..I,. t... $780,. I.
The owner ia requested IN come forward, provo
property aud ay charges "a tbs law directs HI|f
.TT. no II. Hftrruf a. j, 81. HMM.
iul, 3l-3t sheriff and Jailor OF y. e..