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Sherih's Sale.

DY virtae offs venditioni ExpoHAs TO mo directed
- aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Dayidfon County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, viii expose TO puzzle sale 70 the highcst bid
Nashville, Saturday the 26th day Of July, 1862 al
the right, title claim interest and estate, which n
ID. Payne then had, or may have since acquired, in
and TO the following described Lot piece Of Ground
In Edgeheld, In Davdson County, in A. W Putmans
addition 70 Edgeleld, known Lot No. IL, fronting
so feet on tho Whites creek PIKE, and running back
276 feet 90 utman street. being the conveyed 70
+, ID. Payne, By Putnam, and reg istered in Reg.
isteT's ufce Of Davidson County Tennessee, In BOOK
20, Page S27 20 which reference made being levied
on as the property Of +. d. Payne to satisfy iudg.
mcnt rendered in favor OF A. W Putnam against E D.
Payne. J, NJ. HINTON, .
junel5-8t Sheriff Of d. q. .
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of d venditIoni eEpouas TO me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1852 viii expose 10 public sale 20 tne highest bid.
der for cash. a the Court house Yard 10 The City Of
Nashville on the Goth day Of July 1902 all tho right,
tte, claim, interest and estate, which s. Shack.
lett then had, or may have since acquired In and to
the following described tract q and25 acres Of land,
II being the undivided interest belonging 10 J. s.
8haCkett, 10 100 acre tract Of land known as the
Smith Ogevies Heirs tract Of land lying In Davidson
County, and district No. 7, and bounded rs follows
On the North by the lands Of Ezelis' heirs on the
west by the lands Of John Roller and j. J. White
on the south by the lands Of samuel KimbrO and J.
J White on the east by the lands off. 8. Shackett
being levied gs the property Of j. ). Shacke lett to
sauffy judgment rendered 10 favor Of Thaddeus
Hargravs againstJ 5. ShRekott ~
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
June 1916. Sheri;of d. c.
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue OF a yondtioui eXronas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, AZ Is March Term
1862, will expose % public sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash, az the Court house Yari in tue city Of
Nashville, on Saturday the 26tn day Of July 500 ,
all the right, title claim, interest and estate which
John Corbitt then had or may have since acquired,
n and 10 the following described lot OF ground be
ginning att A. FRrrs', SOU cas-. corner, On Maple
thence at rg9 angles vita maple street $50 feet 10
stake an alley thence with said aloy 90 feet TO
stake IN saidJ a, Fairs southwest corner, thence
along said Farrs' south boundary line 10 the begin
Ing being oyisd GA as tho property VI John Cor
btt 20 satisfy Judgment rendered. In favor Of las.
Barnes, agarst n. p. Coglit h. T. Cogbitt john Cor
bit and r. II, Corbitt.
JAM Is NJ, HINTON,
juno l4--3t sheriff ID. c.
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sherif,s Sale.

Dl virtue 81 a venditoHi eXponas % mo directed
ID and delivered from th1 Honorable Circuit Court
OF raydE0u County, Tennessee, at it, March Term,
1852, VIII expose 20 pubic sale, 90 the highest bid
der, for cash. nc the QUIT house Yard 90 the City Of
Nashville, ON saturday Eve 26h day Of July, 1869, all
the right, utle claim, interest aud O,tato, which O.
*, winston then had, or may have since acqui ed f.,
n ami 20 the foilOWiug described property 10 Wit lot
otgroutd in dgened No. 5, fronting 90 feet on Porter
srgeG being the same conveyed 20 q. Is. Winston by
NJ, v, Metmoro, tn look No rs page 400. Ago lot
No. ], fronting 30 feet on High street and running
back 40 feet 10 10 eet aov, and situated In The
olh trd OF the City Of Nashville, ani being No ia
the plan OF lots Of Alexander Campbell and wife and
recorded "a the registers OMEN OF DAVIDSON county,
TENNESSEE IN book Ia, page 0i9, % which Nftrence ii
hr0tby made being leVei on as Improperly Of O. X
Winston, % salty Judgment rendered Ia favor OF
Avis Brown oguiuat q X, Winston, b, Winston, A. B
Shauklaud and Eli T. Woods
J. N HINTON,
June a., 1907 sheriff OH. c.
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sheriFs Sale.

DY virtue Of yenditioni exponas 10 me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862 VIII expose 20 public sale, 10 tho highest bid
der for casb, st the Court house yard IN the city Of
the ritht, title, Claim Interest aud estate, which
john S. Petway then had, or may have since acquir
ed, In and 90 the following described piece parcel
Of hand lying IN the 9th District OF Davidson County
lot No AZ, containing acres and "a poles bounded
on the east by the land of James Davis and fronting
the Min C'oek Valley Furnpiko Road, IN the plan 81
lots laid on to s. ittway, Of lands belonging 10 a.
Petway decCased, being levied as the property Of
John S. potway 70 satisiy judgment rendered IN ia
YER Of q. b. Hall against Johu s Petway.
JANIS N. HINTON,
june lf-3t, sheriff OfD G.
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue OF an execution 10 me directed, and de
ID livored FROM the Honorable Circuit Court Of Da-
wilson County, Tennessee, at IT'S March term, 1862
viii expose to public sale, 70 the highest bidder, for
cash. at the C0urthouse Yard, In the city OF Nash
vile, Saturday the 26th day Of jolly 1852, all the
right, title cain, interest aud estate, which q. d.
Elliott then had, or may have since acquired In and
follows 10 wit: Beginning ia the middle Of the
Franklin aud Nashville turnpike road at A, s.
Currys, southeast corner, running thonce south
$50, west 81 poles to stone, being a. $. Curry's
southwest corner, and ono w ~ lawrennc, deceased,
east boundary, thence south 20 east along said LAW
renoe's cast boundary Is poles 20 a stonc James A.
Woods northwest corner, thonco north 6s4 cast
1i1gi poles the middle OF said Turnpike rold, being
James A. Wood's north east corner thence along Che
middle Of said Turnpike road north ~ u, west 20 25
poles 10 the beginning, containing forty three acrcs,
or less being levied on as the property orc D..
Elliott 90 satisfy Judgment rendered In favor Of
Thompson Co., against %. Elliott
J. n. HINTON Sheriff orD. C.
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SheriRs Sale.

DY virtue Of vendltoni eXponas 10 me directed,
ID and de lyored from the Honorable Circuit C0Lrt
of Davidson County Tennessee, az It's March Il rm
1862, viii expose DO pub tic sale, 20 the hghort bid
dor, for cash, at the Courthouse yard In the CITY Of
Nashville, on saturday the 26th uay OF July 1862. all
the right tito claim iHto est and estate, which the
funkyn College and St0uls' River T. p Company
then hud may have since acquired, IN and 20 the
following described property 70 Wit 20 a certain
Turnpike Road i'm Davidson County Tennessee
known as the Franklyn College aGd Stones River
turnpike Company, being levied on rs the proporty
ut Flauklyn College aud St0uos' klyer Turnpike
onpauy, 90 satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor Of
NJ q Ridley, against Franklyu College and stones
River Turnpike Company.
JAMES NJ HINTON
juno list. Sheriff OF d. @.
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SheriF,s Sale


ID1 virtue u an execution 70 me directed and de-
ID hvered from the Honorable Circuit courl Of nav
idson County, bnn AZ IS Garch term, ts6l viii ex
poso public sale 20 The highest bidder Tor cash Al
the Court house yard, IN the city OF Nashville on sat
urday, the 2bsh Of July, 1904, all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate, which q, N Hliott tLen
had OF may have tince soquired In and 10 tho folw
ing tract OF land bounded ns follows 10 wit Becip-
ning 10 iho middle Of The FRANK To aud Nashville
Turnpike road a. A. s. Cuuys south east corner,
running thence fouth 6sN' west 81 poles 70 a ston
beugA s. Curfy's southwest corner and che W
Lawrence, decreased, east boundary thence south 70
east along faid lawrences east boundary % poles TO
stone, James A. Woods north west cofntr, thence
North o8A east MS poles 60 the middle OF said
rmnpikeroad, being Jas. Woods north east corner.
thence aong Che middre q said Turnpike read north
nN', west 20 IS poles to The beginning, containing
forty acres more less being levied ON as tho
property Of @ d, Elliott, 10 satisfy a judgment rem
eeredn avor Of Thompson 4 Co. asaini D. vi.
Holt
}, NJ HINTON, sheriff Of b. c.
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S2b REWARD

--TUIrV f-1rl n HTIUTHRANUI ioWoIlf, m IH-
- In sireet ONE PATENr LEYER ENGLIsh
com WkTCH Manufactured by Jno Juhnsion, lay
srp.s-l The Watch o. az small 90, win white d.ali
Cttsr tn tBs wear 1881 uu che outside engraved
,ilJs.er HtvasR." Tue above Reward VIII BE- paid
i5r any Ilf5rnation that may lead 70 NE recovery Of
~ rr58grty ID. n HAMMER
Iuneh-u 80
iooisyuo Journal please c0ly 70 the amt n g.
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AIN REWARn

M Y fOn John Tate was ttkon from the nolghbor
4flhood Of Bowling Green Ky, by tho 1cxas
hangers on the 18th day OF February, 1909 an car
ried south. He h about rs years Old bright mulat
10 color, face frecklod, about feet Inches high
rather spare built Inns scar his side from a pc,d
aud also on ono Of his logs from dog bite viii gIyo
tho above reward for his liberation or ir returned 10
his home aud pay all cxpcnses attending tbe same
iuly2-dtm
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WATSON HOTEL.
TO all the Military Departments Ia
the District of The OhIo

ON AND AFTER THE lat DAY OF JULY 1862
Owil open AN Office at the Il Cloud Hotel In Nash.
yiloo, Ignnesse, aud one On Man Atrooi, opposite
the Gaut Hous Louisyille, Ky, for an transaCtoBa
o. hooi tn This department, for thrcU months nom
July lst 1902. CHARLES KAHN Jr
Beef Contractor for the District OF Ohio
N. b.-lllghost Market price paid for good cattle
julyl-iu
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SO REWARn.

II ANYWAY from tho subscriber, miloH from
inst, negro man named Alfred, about so wears of
ago black, spare made aud rather delicate nIppnr.
anoe, weighs about l4O pounds Ho Is carpenter by
lhd' ana VIII doubtless try 10 make into the federal
Lines, ana pass himsclf rs free man lilo can ,grilc
passob'o hand. ] will give the abve reward for
bis apprehension 90 ! can get him
ju.y1-dlm
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, June ethi 1872, ne
~ gro man named EllJAlli says he belongs %
Irwin Hogue, Of huury County lenhi @Voul ~ or ~
wears oids weighs about IG0 OF l65 pounds feet
iuohes high copper eolori small scar under corner
Of right eye.
She owner is r0qu ated 20 come iofNMui prove
prOpsrty and nav cbarkes a. the law directs
y NJ HINTON,
lppss-st sheriff and JailOr Of ID. G.,
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Terms Of subscriptions IN Par Funds.

owing 10 a very limited number Of Post-ofnces at
present in Tennessee, VIC have not yet been Rblo to
commence tho Tri weekly aud Weekly issues. We
will issue Tri weekly when we have eve Hundred,
aud the Weekly when we have a thousand subsori
berE.
e4-An communications on business with the Once
viii DO addressed TO the PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
and all communications 10 the Editor win be address
10 g G. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do US great kind
ness by re-publshng the foregoing or It's substance
Tho current transactions in Tennessee for months to
come wa be highly interesting TO all lovers Of their
country and herfree inBttuuons and the columns Of
the UNoN will furnish the earliest aud most reliable
history Of those events
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NNNAGiN.

1--WE MKT ANNUAL NETTING or THE STOCK.
holders Of the 4 81 A. X. Il. Co. will take pI,c,
at the Office Of The Company IN Franklin ON the nrst
The 9th day OF August 1902
FRANK HARnEMAN, See. 4 Treas
une c5--td.
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straved or Stolen !!

TROM ONE or THE LOTS or THE suDCRBthi A
II Cry Jack ny one 0Rs returning mo animal OF
giving uflr nation uf tha Same wl be SUITABLY Ie"AI
ded .-.
nc sCOvAI o. North summer 80
Juyl-tL
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Special Terms to Ministers.
$25 REWARD!

DuEAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER LIVING IN
lNSnth County, TrRn. near Carthage On the 10Th OF
Feb last auegro man named jim, about " Years OLD
about feet 10 inches high, weighs between 100 aud
loo lbs, mulatto color has cut across the Bot
tom Of one q his lei from tcyth blade II Ia
possible he may have tree pavers aud will atempt TO
pass under the name OF Haywood Hickman itvuI
nnemcnt in any jail 50 that can get him
JOHN SIMPSON
iulyl--w4ts
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Os 60 Hams
4 90 Bog round, ior sale BY
WN. LYON,
uugu fl harkst street
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BOARD.

l HAVE TWO WFLL.FURNIsHRD ROOMS, suit
4 able for two small families, or may Do occupied
by several gentlemen. House, opposite Judge Cat
roha dwelling Cherry street. Terms liberal
Ton or FiOeen Day Boarders can be- accommoda.
ted also few Transient Boarior can be- hccommo.
dated. Uunc2l-3m MARTHA G. PEACOCK
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SICK OR WOUNDED

and for persons living at distance who can ril,
20 tho Army Intelligence Odice and obtain rolf
able information Of any soldier that en-.
listed 10 the States Of
Hin0is, Htliand, Ohio Ioisc Anohigan His-1u-
sin, MIsHoiotd, Eeahcty and Missouri.
CCRRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN or
~ any soldier from the above statos whether
SICK, NouNnEn, kLtEp, on TAKEN PRISONER, and
In what battles he may have bceu engaged, aud
whore his regiment Is stationed.
Informal ON will also be ven Of the condition Of
ary sick or wounded soldier O. St. Louis, Louisville
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
I'm the Western department and where those XII cd
In BATTLE or have died from their wounds, are burr
ed and where uuso taken prisoners are CON
fined.
This is the only Army Intelligence Onico In the
Department Of the Mississippi, or Western Depart
ment-and information Of soldiers from any Of tho
above States can be given any time by calling or
writing TO the Army Intelligence Ofice.
Persons writing viii please give the Lamo Of the
soldier, what state H. en- istcd IN and the number OF
his regiment Charges for any Kind oiAl ~ ntcii-
gence VIII DO TWO DOLLARS, and any person writing
will please enclose tae amount, IN order 60 secure
attention 70 their Inquiries,
Address Army Intelligence Office, st. Louis, No.,
IN care p o. Box lS4S. MAY rs, ls61-ly
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NAsHvIILE, TENNEssEE,
SALT AGENCY.

usHE sUR-CRB5a has aTtled r. GENERA vt
i AGENCY u tss DtF. at Ole ON Htu1 1' A. o.
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CIy and Country Dos - GA IuaH Uha AL terms either
ur par flds 0r Rshsa 0l I.nura eel and Wil keep
large Hp ck cou0Hty Oh baud o. bo.l larfu sni
small package
April E3-lu n hute
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Attention, Ladies =!
JUST WHAT YOU WANT =

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1 NER OF Church aud Vine STREETS, he manu-
factory Of LADIES BOOTS AND sliuts, Of every
variety aud description, AMI soicts call from NOSE
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BOOTS
SHnES NHArs

which they oor 10 the trade at the lowest cash prI
cos. Country merchants, visiting the city are l1y
ted TO give as call, before buying elsewhere
LlrClIfEN n BRO.
M. South Sido Public Squai o.
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N e w STOR lei

? VIE Subscribers hoye opened at
No, PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE,
a large Stock Of Foreign and Domestic
TtAnTNH
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION NOTICE.
IN NJ. b. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

A UcTIoN NOTICE.
SH4FSAa Ho9sshSnD hTG51ahHEH FSHsiHuRE
sraIS4Fy A SEST "a FARE AND ELE
to be peremp.oriS M sold a. pubic pubic aoa,lea s ani
Il: ssy s4FHEsP4F heys
inc n richest offered at auction this season superb
oyersrung bass all the modern improvements by city
superior rosewood cahiersary do stao coser
din brocade French cloth Cover; Secretary
s Slabs and essA prsnss as
& nrFs richly sa conss c5a%ss @o L
Suits Drawing Room Furniture, covered in three colored
solid rosewood two Tetea.Te.e SOFAS, two Arm and
ssn saa oa Back io Chairs rosewood Centre Tables
win satin wood marble topsmrror door and back kings
ssy rs fss.aa aaa
law lava and other eminent artists Assumption Virgin Mary
y Finssnssls superb match Psn.inss black walnut
ing Bsseads and Commodes to mach Toilet Ia
ssn spring @
c5ns na os e. pss
SShslmbers.Mahogany and black walnut Bureaus Sofas
Arm Chairs; Goashss crystal and RUBY Glass
bers, Celery, and Preserve Stands; Finger Bowls
an richly Set se
silver Dinner and Tea Sets yerWars Coffee Urn cassrs
Table cuey Aso and Kehen Tnos'
A UCTION sALE-R. w. wESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.
IA Large sale of Magnificent Furniture.
Two elegant rosewood Parlor Suits
in Solfern0 satin and three c0ored brocatel.
Splendid rosewood Pianoforte, Stool and Cover.
Magnificent Etageres Secretaries rich Carpets,
Bronzes, Satuary, beautiful
Paror Ornaments, Vases, DC, DC.
THIS (THURsDAY5 AFTERNOON, AT TWo O'CLOCK,
At the five story residence l52 West Twenty street.
Between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
L
bethan cost $O satuary marble top Centre Sofa
and Pier Tables superb rosewood Pan0orte octave
four elegant Pier and Mante with Slabs and Tables Da-
mask and Lace Curtains rich French Shada solid
Paror Suits, in brocatel walnut do in French
wood Secretary and Bookcase ladys Escretore Marque
ere and Bos de Rose Cabinets and walnut Tee
aTetcs Bronzes elegant Etagere and Mantle Vases, cost
with valuable collection Of painngs-two Marine
Views by Northcote Lanscapes, &c Bronze Chandeliers,
Etageres Turkish Lounges with Chairs to match
DINING ROOM. CHAMBER AND LIBRARY.
Fourteen feet oak Extension Table, oak Dining Chairs mar
ble top Buffet rich French Bohemian China Tea Sets,
Urns Spoons Forks crystal and ruby Cut Glass Gobets
Champagnes and Wines with complete assortment OF rich
Cut GLASS; rosewood Bedseads superior hair and spring
Mattresses oval Mirrors Chamber Suits, bronze Clocks,
Sofas Lounges spring seat and Cottage Chairs Card Tables
elegant Beds and bedding Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Stair Carpets Hall Stands with large variety of rosewood
and mahogany Chamber and other Furniture not
ated.
N. Especial attention is called to this SALE
as the Furniture Is as good
Reliable will be in attendance to cart pack or ship
goods purchasers.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
A UCTION NOTICED. d. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER.
n OFFICE 1876 BROADWAY.
LARGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS IN BROCATEL.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS, ARTISTIC BRONZES,

MARBLE GROUPS, &C., &C.
D. D. cAULKINs co. will sel. Thursday. May 8. at
the elegant private residence 26 West Fourteenth street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues commencing at lOh
o'clock A. NJ The comprises the entire contents Of the
house. The elegant Paor Furniture made order and
s In solid rosewood The whole will be sold to the highest
bidder for cash, Offering Inducements purchasers
the entire Furniture of the nearly new and
must be sold owing to removal Elegant rosewood Pi.
anoforte, with all modern improvements
overstrung bass &c cost $500 with guarantee for three
rich rosewood Stool, covered In and embrOi-
nture rich brocade satin rosewood Eageres p'en
did and costly Parian Ornaments rich Vases, also
magnificent collection OF rare Paintings Turkish
Easy Chairs In fine Centre and Side marble
Tables richly carved Chamber Suits In
Bureaus carved Bedsteads 600 yards ofee
CANT Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carps Sofa
Beds In fine hair cloth ten Hair Mattresses from 20
to 30 pounds made to order and In excellent Din
Silver Ware. rich China ivory and silver Cutlery Forks
Spoons &C. with heavy cut and Glassware
description Sale positive.
N B-The above Furniture Of the best description and
Offers extraordinary to and others
competent person in attendance to cart pack and ship
goods Tor purchasers, At Q reasonable charge.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
Henry II; LEEDS, : AgGTIoSEER, ,!. ! 9 4 3

Il VALUABLE HORSES AND CARRTAGES
HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell At auction, Friday
May at l0pcock. the stable IL East thirteenth street,
Fifth avenue =
q gentleman leaving for Europe viz
One pair bay Horses, 10 hands high, long tail
One Curtain Carriage, In good order, made BY Wood
Brothers.
One iine double silver plated Harness.
pair OF valuable Horses, bay and black, very fast.
bay Horse, sound and kind aud gentle.
sorrel Horse. pony built; excellent saddle horse
fine Rockaway, pole aud shafts aud double Harness.
One doctors Gig, fhse,on and single Harness.
Two mems Saddles, in good order.
One pony Sleigh
Three Robes-one black bear very large buffalo
hn1 wolf.
Together with Horse Blankets Sheets ami other articles
The stable 10 let Inquire of the auctioneera
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
SALES Ar AUCTION.

HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER HOUSEHOLD
-. H. FurntnIe-HENRY II. LEEDS co, will sell at
SUCTION on Friday May at I01S O'Clock at the saesroOm
rs Nassau street. large assortment of Household Furni
ure consisting of rosewood Suits In brocae mahogany
do IN plush hair cloth; Lounges rosewood marble
Centre Tables mahogany do. Side Tables rosewood and
mahogany Dressing Bureaus, black walnut do. oak and
black walnut Extension Dining Tables Sdebosrds with
marble tops oak Dining Room Chairs in reps and leather
rosewood BedsLeads mahogany do, Washstands Toilet
SETS BRUSSELS Velvet and Ingram Carpets Stair Carpets
oielohs Chandeliers Mirrors gilt framed Rngravngs and
lot OF Kitchen Furniture all of which has been removed for
convenience OF sale, and will be sold without