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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of a ycnditi1ni exponas TO me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, will expose 20 public sal 70 the highest bid.
der for cash. az the Courthouse Aard III the City Of
Nashville, on Saturday the Goth day Of July, 1862
all the right, title, claim interest and estate which
Isaac Paul thon had OF may have since acquired, In
aud 10 the following described tract psrcci Of land
10 the City Of Nashville, Davidson County, State Of
Ttnuesseo, follows: fronting 90 feet on the west
side Of Market ST. Reference can be had by referring
20 book 90 page 5i5 80 feet was conveyed 70 lsaac
Paul, by deed, on the lsl day o. January, 1900,
and lios Immediately between the auOye named 80
feet d cd Of Robert Hawkin2 grouud, beng part cf
the same property ioFmurly owned by Nelson speeoe,
being tue same property conveyed by decd from r.
Woodhu 10 Isaac raul registered IN the Registers
Office OF Davidson County IN book 32, page 49, being
levied on as the property of Isaac Paul 20 stisfy a
Judgment rendered In fvor Of VIM. L. Watkins
against J. W, Rirdwel aud Isaac Paul.
J. NJ HlNTON,
June "A, lsG2--3t sheriff OF d. c.
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of yendtioni eEponas to me directed,
~ and delivered from tho Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davdaon County, 1enneasre, at itE March Tern, ,
1852 VIII expose 10 public sale, TO the highest bid
der, for cash. at the Court house yard IN the City Of
Nashville ON Saturday the 26th day Of July ls53 81
the rifht uuot claims Interest led Estate, which
John S. Petway then had, or may have since ucquf
ed IN and 70 the following described piece parcel
of land lying IN the 9th district Of Davidson County
lot No. -, containing acres and "a poles, bounded
on the east BY The land Of james Davis and fronting
The t u eek Valley TDrnpke Road, in the plan Of
lots laid OF to s. Petway Of lands belonging to IL.
John 3. Potway 20 satisfy judgment rendered IN 70
vor OF O. B. Hall against John y petway
JAMES NJ HINTON,
june l4--3t sherin Of b c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a ycndtioni oxponns 10 me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1902 Will expose 20 public sale 70 the highest bid.
der for cash At the Court house lari, ID the city OF
Nashville, on Saturday the goth day sot july lsbs
an the right title, Claim, interest and estate which
John CorbUt then had, or may have since acquredi
In and to the following described lot ui ground be-
CHING at J. A. FaTris' Sou h east oorncri ON Maple
street, running southwafdy 90 feet 20 . stake,
thence at rgst angles With sape street $50 ieet 10
stake on an alley thence with said alley GO feet 20
stake IN said j. A. FarTs south weet corner, thence
along SAID Farrs' south boundary line TO the begin.
ing being levied on as the property OF John Cor
hft 20 satisfy Judgment rendered In favor Of
Barnos against ~ r. Corbitt, h r Corbit1, John Cor
bit and =. Il, C0rbitt - ..-.-
JAMES NJ HINTON,
June l4-3t sherh Of u, &,
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sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of Tenditioni eKponAs to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1862, viii expose to public sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash. at tho Court house Yard in the City Of
Nashville saturday the Goth day Of Juy. 1852 all
the right title claim interest aud estate which G.
X. Winston then had, or may have since acqnlT cd
in and to the following described property to Wit lot
Of ground IN dgefeld No fronting 30 feet Porter
Street; being the same conveyed 10 Q. X Winston by
M. W. Wetmore, in book No. Is, page 220. Also LOT
No. l. fronting 30 feet on High Street, and running
back ai0 feet TO 10 feet alley, and situatd in the
Sh Ward Of the City Of Nashville and being No. IN
the plan Of lots OF Alexander Campbell and wife, and
Ibcorded In the PeRisters Once OF Day1so county
Tennsssee An book 49, page 6t9 20 which reference Is
Winston 70 salty Z judgment rendered I'M favor oi
Aris Brown against G. x. Winston Il Wirston A. b.
Stankland and Ell l.. Woods
j. NJ HINTON
June IA, 1862 sheriff Of b G.
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sheriRs Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditioni eXponas to me direct a.,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
ls62, will expose 10 public sale 20 the highest bid
DER for cash at the Court house Yard, IN the city Of
Nashville, on Saturday, the 20th day Of July, 1892,
all the right, title, clam interest and estate, which
z. Bell then had or may have since acquired, In and
10 the foOginR described House and Lot or piece Of
ground situated the east side Of College street IN
South Nashville, Dav idaOn County, Tennessee, hont-
ing 40 feet on College street, and running back lS5
feet 70 an alley, adjoining the property OF smith
tansiey on the nOrth and Brusiell on ho SOUTH
being the same bought by P, Bell Of Isaac raul and
Registered in the Registers Oce OF Davidson County,
being levied the property Of 2. Bell 70 satisfy
a Judgment rendered in favor Of r. W. a }. A. Chill
ton, against Bell & Bros. and Isaac Paul
- j. N. HINTON,
June IA lgGg.-3t sheriff Of d. G.
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Sherifs Sale.

ny virtue Il a NendIuoui fRpuuas o. me directed,
ID aud delivered from lhe Honorable Nrcllt court
of davidson County Tennessee, a. iis March Term
1ssl aim txpase 10 rublc sale % the b lGhcst oid
der Ia cash at thc Court house Yard On thu lly %
Nashville 0n saturdBy fho 2tIb day ~ July, 1864 al
the right tiie, ca.mf interest au1 estate "h'eh
III rbafuan theu had ur may have EIuCe acquired 10
ana A. tho following deErrib.d tract 0f lend, in lnNd
srp county, Ieuutfs.c iu District 40 3, and bound.
AZ flaus % ult. BoFiuuirg uu a9HE 'f Tree ln n
Ktu,br6's nue. b1uugrl un iht Nufth uud Mcsi ll
!. la kTr8lr5Is Is line su4 on thO south ana hasi by
w Kimbra's line, containing Do Ur ta aofta on iiuf
rietuc creek EuOuu as enc Mul Tract otinE levied 0i
mani rsrd5rsf iu favor 0f D. D Fora against J. pa
Caarltou. R Wheeler and A GrT1ry- .-
JAMS M HINTON,
June lt-gt Hhefh o 10
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SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue OF a Yenditioni Exponas 10 me directed,
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1882 will expose 10 public sale, 10 the highest bid.
der for cash at The Court house Yard in the City Of
Nashville on Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1902,
All the right title, claim, interest and estate, which
c. X Winston then had, or may have since acquire =,
IN and TO the folloS wing described property TO Wit -
lOts No. g. fronting 30 feet each High street,
running back 2l0 icet TO l6fOot alley, and situated
In the 8th ward Of the city Of Nashville and being
Numbers a. 8 in the plan OF Alexander Campbell
and WIFE, recorded 10 the Reg sers 0lce Of David
son County, Tennessee, In book IS, page 6i9, being
levied as the property Of c. X Winston 70 tatisiy
judgment rendered 10 favor Of Winfield Knight
against c. X. Winston, A. " Shankland, and Eli l.,
Woods ). NJ. HINTON,
June IA, lSG2.--8t sheriff of d. @.
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sherifs Sale.

Dl virtue of a Hondtu0u Erpunss O. me directed
ID aud delivered from tho Honorable Clunu Courl
of davidson tuuuty, Tennessee, 90 he March Term
DER iur cash, ht ttc Nuur h1usc Nard n tho CtY n
Nashville, on Saturday, the Goth day OF July 1907,
h. She right uuO ctim, iltcrgtt ana estate, which
and o. zoe following tefcfihcd lct ~ Iand wing In
South Nashville nav da0u Cuunty Tguuassce b1uHtai
corner on said street ruuuug West ls0 feet theuco
south 90 feet al rF snFie, ls0 fees 90 said street
.hrnou h0Tth 40 iret % tho htEmuiuE guE .rVud uu
az NE WureIU uf hglF{ htii ~ iats.{ q llaFucui
rendered u nVoI uf n. J. IuE aEainst Henry Mlald
Isaac Paul JAMES a HINTuN,
June ib--8i shaTiu VI u. C
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Sherifs Sale.

TOY virtue Of a yenditionl eXponas TO me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit 90 irt
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term
1882 will expose 20 public sale, to the highert bid.
the right, title claim interest and estate, which the
Irankyn College and stones River 7. r. Company
then bad, or NAV have since acquired, in and to the
following described property 10 wit 70 certain
Turnpike Road In Davidson County Tennessee,
known as the Franklyn College a0d stones River
Turnpike Company, being levied on as the property
Of Franklyn College and stones River Turnpke
tompaDy, to satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of
N. G. Ridley, against Franklyn College and Siones'
River Turnpike Company.
.- JANIS NJ HINTON,
Jnne l4-3t. Sheriff Of d. Q.
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT oF TENNESSEE.

VNTHEREAS, inform alton was cd within and Tor
w the Middle District OF rennessee, at Nashville,
on the 2Sth day Of May, D. 1862, by John lrmble
Esq, Attorney for the United States for the Middle
District Of Tennessee who prusccutes herein on behalf
of The uuliei States, against certain property VIZ a
Lot situated the Northeast Of cherry street
and Franklin street. IN South Nashville and the
buudugs thereon the said buildings recently erected
for tho purpose oi preparing materials Tor the manu-
iActure of Gunpowderi also the machinery aud tx.
turcs connected with said establishment, praying pro.
cess against the Elme that IL be candemnsd as for
iolted
der IN" seal o. said Court, 20 directed and deliy
cred, do hereby give public notice 60 all persons
cllmug said property, or DO any manner Interested
therein that they be aud appear before said Circuit
Court, to be held al the city ofNashyule, M aud t0r
said District, the 6th oay Of uctober 1899, At Ia
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day then and there o
interpose their claims, and 10 make their allegations
IN that bohalC j.. X. GLASCOlK,
iuncg-lst L. s. Marshal NJ ID T.
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The planters are beseeching General
FIgoH, who is in command at Memphis,
TO protect their crops from the cotton
burners and tobacco destroyers Of BEAU
REGARDS army. Now that the rebels
have lost all hope Of maintaining their
ground in the West the planters will not
consent to impoyerish themselves need
lessly. This cotton burning and destroying
by rebel soldiery will do the ConfederAoy
more harm than either Europe or the
North, II Is a counter-irritant which
will help prodigiously to bring Southern
property 10 their loyal senses.
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communication.
Wwhat IUa.t Thon nonn !.

e At AhoN 1ohe "
Women Of Nashville TO rebel woman.
like yourselves, your Maker once proponna.
ed the question, What hast thou done f''---
You need not be humlliSted BY the repro
duotion Of the response. You, however, cam
not have forgotten that because Of Der rebel.
lion, man, instead Of God, became Ia irul &.
aud her sorrows we're greatly mulilplied.--
Instead Of every thing pleasant, as ia The
garden, tborns and thisaes were brought
forth. Instead, with heaven.erected face,
plnokng lruit from the trees 10 the garden,
10 her humility, she was doomed to ''eat the
herb Of the neld," and iu her Immediate
family she saw murdered son, and 10 bic
murderer bebeld fugitive and vagSboud
Rebel women, bewArel
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Communicated
NASHVILLE, June II, 1863,

NASHVILLE, June II, 1861.
Editor Nashville Union.
A wealthy stock raiser Of this county,
during the reign Of terror that existed hero
during the rebellion, subscribed twenty dye
thuusaad dollars to nsslst the Southern Con-
federacy in carrying on war between the
Southern Coniederacy aud the Government
Of the United States. He gave check for
said amount the following day, and took
Confederate Script payable after ratification
of peace between the social a Southeru
Confrdoracy and the United States. la
Is this not aiding aud abetliugi 10 this
not sediuon and treason, aud punishable 60
eordiug 10 the laws Of the cOuutryi We
would suggest to the military authorities %
az much Us the Government Of the United
States have large number Of mules Der,
which they wish to have pasluTed, that they
have them sent out to tbe genllemans ex
tensivo pastures, ss be has by far the beet Ia
Davidson county.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a vendt0ni exponan 20 mo directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862 will expose 10 public sale, 70 She highest bid
der Tor ssh AZ the Court house yard, 10 the Chy ot
title, claim, interest and estate, which 3 shack
lott then had, or may have since acquired n aud 10
tho following described tract ot and2o acrea of land
Il being the undivided interest Lolungrg 10 J, S.
ShaCkctt, in 100 aero tract of land known as the
smith Ogovios Heirs tract q land lying Ia Davidson
County, aud district 30. and bounded a. tJll0wF-
on the North by the lauds II tTel'E heirH ON The
west BY tho lands Of John Roller aud ], White
on the south by the huds Of Samuel kimhn kpd ..
white ON the cast Py The lands Of s., ,slaphcti
satiffy Judgment rendered 10 hyoT u Thadieus
Hargravc agAiustJ J, S. shaokett .
JAMES N. HINTON,
el6-St sheriff of D, c.
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TINS Captured FLEEr-Tho collection
of sailing crafts Of every description,
taken by Uncle Sam since the commence
ment Of the war, has increased 70 very
respectable dimensions, and now Is be-
ing enriched by several prizes Of the lrst
class. The following list Of prizes ia
believed to be very nearly complete, ex-
cepting, Of course, vessels Of war, gun
boats, &c, taken or sunk in the various
..pNtgtos
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Aashrille alniun.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10 1862.
Takethe unionl

NHN . TIC y NniOnI
II has far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
tits the ogioial newspaper Of The United
States for Tennessee.
II is the q6icial newspaper of lIe Sate Of
Tennessee.
II gives the latest nelos from the Military
Department South, and latey than any other
paper
II has immediate communication Vih Hie
Military Headquarters, which no other
paper here has.
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SheriRs Sale.

DY virtue Of vendtoui e1ponas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March term,
1862 will expose 10 public sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash at the Court house Yard In the City u
Nashville, ON saturday the 20 DAY OF July lab2i
ali the right title claim interest ana estate which
j b Rutland then had, or may have siucs acquired,
10 and TO the following described tract or parcel Of
land in the 9th civil district Of DAVIDSON County,
state OF Tennessee ON the waters Of stones river
tanning by estimation Is acres and bounded as fol
lows beginning at stake In W Pulcy's south boun
Diary line, thence west so poles TO a spanish Oak
I'M aid puleys south line thence south % poles TO
spanish oak, thence south cast SO poles TO stone
thcnre east II poles hickory and dogwo0d, thence
North 26 poles to the Beginning being levied on as The
property of j. b. Rutland 20 sathty judgment rem
dcrcd IN favor Of +. H. Chidross against W, r. Rut-
land Jas. Rutlard, Thos y Northern, J. B. Rutland
andW. Q. Rutland. -
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iune l4-3t Sheriff Of d. c.
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AS OLD aFAsr MAE."-Ths twelfth
Earl Of Pembroke has lately died in
Paris. Ne was q "iast man, though 12
wears old. and left tho finest stable Of
horses in Paris Most Of the horses VIZ
be bought by the Emperor. He marl'sd
a Sicilian princess, but having no ohil
dren. his estates and dtles descend ic
his nephew, q lucky boy. twelve years
old the son Of the late Lord Sidney Her.
bert. Of pca.
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Because sentence against an evil work
is not executed speedily, therefore Tho
heart Of the sons Of men is fully set In
them 10 do evil.
We suggest the foregoing Ss the theme
Of the next lecture to the theological
class at The Capitol,
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It is estimated that the property de-
stroyed by the rebels since the war COM
menced-to prevent the same from falling
into Union hands-amounts TO over 100, =
10000. And the end is not yet Sim
gular infatuation.
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Cnmmittnd tn Iail

nT Davidson county, june lth.,lS62 negro boy
" who says bis name is SAN, aud belongs 90 4 O.
Nchuie, or sumner county about ~ ycar8 Old 3
weighs about i40 Or l45 pounds feet inches high
stutters when taking small sCa's on ms forehead
dark copper color,
The owner l. requested 90 como forward, prove
property, and pay charges, a. the law directs
J. N, HINTON,
Junot--3t sheriff and Jailor Of 70. c.
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Committed To Jail

nf Davidson county, May so, 1902, a negro man,
" Who says his name is HENRY says he belongs o.
B. Conner, nca- little Rock, Arkansas about 40
yeam old, weighs about l66 or no pounds, feet
inches high dark copper color, bald beaded.
The owner be- requested 30 come forward, proye'pr0-
perry, and pay charges, a. ne law directs
J.M. HINTON,
lunc6-g Sheriff aud Jai0r OF ID C.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, May 80 1862, negro man,
~ who says hm name JACK SAYS hu belongs %
Tbos. Dickson, oi Montgomery c9uPlyl Ieuu., about
- years old 8 feet u. inches high weighs about
l16 pounds color black several scars on cach haud.
Tho oWucris requested 10 come forward, prove pro
pcrty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j N HINTON
JunC6-3t sheriff aud Jali0r Of ID. c.
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The proof-reader on the London
Times receives an editorial salary, but
has TO forfeit one guinea for every typo.
graphical error, even q turned letter, in
each days impressions il be has marked
an error on tho proof, the copPositor
who neglected 10 correct it pays the
forfeit
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Committed TO Jail

nv Day'isou C5unty. Tsun Nay gem lsdl, q ns
~ gr0 woman. wb0 saYt her name 20 elE and
says ahe belongs 20 James Hunter, d Williams 'n
c1cnty, Teuu about l1 years sii .eei Inglfa
hght weighs about 100 or lll pounds very Nia0A -
Ihe oWuar b. requested to clmt 1raaftf praFa prop
crtyi aad pay charge, ~ ne las ii[eeis.
D. NJ HINTON
Juncg-8t sheriff and Iaiinr ~ " '
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Why does the present policy Of Eng
land concerning the war in this country,
resemble woman purchasing a cheap
dress? Because she is hcaitaiins be
tween cotton and ioool
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Jenny Lind Is giving charity sratorios
Ia snd0u 20 immense houses, AZ guinea
: ticket To be- able 10 draw from slO,-
900 10 $4,000 from the pockets Of The
rich, and 10 put iis equivalent Ia bread
into the months of the poor by an hours
bird-like wsrbling, is certainly gift 10
be most dey0utlY thankful for ...
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The New York Seventh Regiment is
encamped near Baltimore. The officers
have petitioned the military managers
for a chance to see active service.
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South Carolina has now in the field
1924 soldiers, $4,000 of whom are for
the war. The excess at this time over
the States quota is 4,064
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If the authorities attempt TO levy a
tax on crinoline, the ladies would raise
a0ar hoop Immediately.
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Tennessee was made disloyal by force;
counteracting force will make her loyal
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That was a capitol class meeting yes
terday-the leader was evidently at home
in the business.
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Men commissioned of God, who can
preach, and won't preach ought to be
made to preach the wor3, instead Of trea-
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'How long? Oh, how long, before the
noble, the -trodden, the patriotic
people of East Tennessee shall be free ?
How long before the government shall
extend protection to those, of all most
worthy? We want to see East Tennes-
see - the land of the brave-delivered
from tyranny. We want to see the flag
Of the United States established upon
the top of the mountains, exalted above
the hills, and the loyal men flow unto
tp
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A FEMALE TEAMsTER.-On Friday, a
teamster attached to an Ohio regiment,
recently confined at the hospital in Nash
vile with the measles, was discovered TO
be a woman. She halls from Gallipolis,
Ohio, and first joined the regular army,
when her sex was discovered, and she
was rejected She was then employed
as a house servant, at 7a cents per week,
when she engaged as a teamster 10 an
Ohio regiment, at twenty-five dollars per
month, She is represented at about 1s
years old, and made rather handsome
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NOTICEi

DN SATURDAY,, the 2sth DAN or JCNF isoE
win expose TO public sale, 10 the highest bidder
f1r Cash at the Court house In the county OF laNd
am n NEGRO MAN, named CnRIsroPHgR, aged about
an years levied on as the property Of John W Mar
lin 10 satisfy one NJ Fa Ia my hands, In iaVor OF y
n Marford, Clerk and Master OF the Chancery l"nll
Al NoAlinnvlllo, Tennessee, against John W. MWNh
and w o. Harris. Sale within the usual hours.
May 2Sd, lS02-td j. h hlNloNi sholm'