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The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Attempt At Robbery.

Two soldiers, wm. Jones and Robert Camp
boil, went into grocery store, kept In Fight
ing Alley, on the Island, by man named Flood,
on Monday last, and seeing negro in the store,
one Of the soldiers seized him. " lille the other
attempted 10 rob min nf his monty. The magic
oeing strong man, broke away and ran INTO
the street, where he met Otic0r Barker, to
whom he told his story of the dastardiy attt mpt
of the soldiers. Officer Barker oOunsssd him
to 20 back that the soldiers might make another
attempt, while Darker, in company with Ohicer
Norman, would be on the watch, The negro
oomped-the bait took--the soldiers repeated
their attempt and were nabbed by the orficers,
and taken 10 the station, where they were SEN
fenced 10 confinement In the Central guard.
mouse for three days, to have shower bath
each day, and live on half rations,
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
DIED.,

Yesterday morning, 10 this oty, OF soarls!
fever. IDA Missouri. youngest child OF Richard
and Virginia Adams, aged eighteen months.
On the evening of the lAth instant, Of con.
gestion Of the brain, WALTER BENJAMIN SEwBLL,
In the gath year Of his age.
His friends and relatives are respectfully in-
vited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at
81 o'clock, from the residence Of bic father, on
Eighth street north, between ! and X streets
west.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
30 Billiard PLAYERS.

Yesterday we visited the billiard saloon o
Miller Simpson, $50 PsnnsylVsnia avenue. on'
get the place for, upon inspection, We ind
that it is really snus place, and where q!
patrons OF the art OF billiards will dnd pleas
ant resort. We, therefore. advise all billiart
players to give Miller d Simpson oall. Don
forget the plsoe--&30 Psnnsylvania avenue
one door west Of the Telegraph Ohhce.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Rlore Troops.

The llAth New York volunteers arrived and
passed through the Avenue yesterday. They
were recruited In Delaware county, and look
like hardy men. They are under the command
Of Col. r. s. Hugston, and number $40 men.
The following also arrived Monday: The 18Th
Vermont, S64 men, Col. F. V. Randall l46ih
New York, $50 men, from Oneida county, Col.
regiment IL the fifth raised In Oneida county.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
The Fugitive .isvs Csss

Mentioned by us few days since, has been
under investigation by the military authorities.
The negro 10 still retained in jail. one of his
assailants, J. 3. Worthington, who represents
himself us an assistant deputy marshal, has
been arrested and confined IN the Central
suardhouse; the other escaped into Maryland.
We shall refer to this subject again After
more f.ll investigation.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
Third Ward Police.

BkroRH JusTIcs THOMPSON. follow INK
cases were disposed OF yesterday and the day
before at the office on Eighth street: Alex
ander Thompson, negro, arrested by PatrolmaL
Shed and charged with disorderly conduct, and
assaulting Philip Green, colored man, wss fined
Is, which being imme dately paid. the prisoner
was discharged. John Hensley. arrested BY
Oificer Mulloy and charged with fast riding In
tho street, was fined IS. H. J. King, arrested
by Oficer McDsvitt, was charged with creating
u nuisance. The case was dismissed on pay.
msnt Of costs, II being shown that the nuisance
had been abated before the day OF trial. G.
Yeabower, arrested by Ofioer McDsvitt, was
charged with refusing 10 comply with the mar
Eet regulations. The case was dismissed on
psymsn: Of coats. the olerk OF the Centre Mar
kst not d>siring to have the defendant fned.
r. c. Williams, arrested by Officer Parker, WAS
charged with an assault un Frank. n colored
mar, The defendant was bound over to keep
the peace, and hned $40 and costs TOR carrying
about his person q concealed snd deadly wea.
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Psrsonal.

Brig. Gen. Berry, U. 8. A., NJ. Lautsrba0b,
New York, A. J. Wright, Chicago. ~, Geo. W.
Maltiby, Buffalo, New York, pr. Hill and fami'
ly, Dover, New Hampshire, are Ut the National
Robt. Treat Paine, New York, A. Paul and y.
Dumas, Richmond, Va, and Col. Durham, U. B.
A., are At the Metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
HoiplfRl RlreclorY

The SANITARY Commission are preparing .
hospital directory which will contain lists of pa.
ten,s in all the military hospitals in this Dis
trict. II will be corrected daily or frequently,
and whom perfected will furnish much needed
information.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
NUXON'S
Cremorne Garden Circus!


and Equestrian School. New York. am opss
FoRA LIMITED SEASON.
On Thursday Evaning. October 10, 1862,
with
TULL kQUk5 COMPANY,
suN tts popular
sPANisH BALLET TROUPE.
IHs LOCATION Is THE BEsr IN laL METROPOLIS,
PsnasyIvania Az. sad seventh strsst.
TIE sA0NiEICEFrr PORTABLE IEnPE,
Compc $50" 'sbyass, Il, ,hs came used in
Toe cr.m.... u.su.ns, New fOrk, whore It's cen.
struotion was deemed . 81, css. in's,setly rss
IL obj.vtionabis tents under whion ,hs ordipsry
srolins ,wmsn forced 70 give their entertain
ss S .ap%sS. ss1
a2S e.HS oE "a aSS \ S.c coGFoEf. X ' ''''
SOME FIVE HUNDRED ARh CHAIRS
We're taken II om the Cremoin. Gard u 10 oIas' to
accommodate tns public tf Washington
Special Notice.
Remember! NiXOh's CFemOrne Circus tO;S nOt
open until Wednesday Night, Oct. i,
Look out for the stripped Canopy!
BEHOLD TIKI MAMMOTH bILL BOARDS
TIE Horsss, Popi.s. Muls., and S,hs. tniaA. nsv.
rHE PARAPHRRNALIA.
Dsss.ss. Isann.I., Mao insry. Appoiu,G.ut.. -,
thoss used 10 the New Yoik Crsmorue aardeu, Ha
Ssn. I.oon rhesrs and As.y, H. E,y. H.sIs
OF thoss cel.brkisd .stsblkhmsuts
Nsan.sa.y hvtuiGG. USiUss. id...
The follS sins artists will sppsA,
DOCTOR JAMES THAIEh
Clown, Humoiist. aIi Comeci,u
wM. CONRAD.
ips Ken owned arotaaus sua Acrobat
NILE, AUGUSTINE.
Ths fairy .pii.s OF tns Arena, thsr hrn spp..sass
in Ame.ics
MISS MARY CARROLL,
TIE ulost s.aOatsl md onAi ming OhSVsh IN, tsen
young sdy who has ever entered the arena ssa
ssusATIoa ISuSsrnIS'EI
MIR II WHITLEY. Mr. II NicHoLs.
THE CoNhAD BROTHERS,
MR. CARROLL. Mr. c, DlvERF.
MR wA. NAYLOR AR MADI6AN.
MAST WILLIE. sd WEED
DR. JAMES l.. IHAfka
Will INTRODUCE
WHITE AND BLACK. III u l. t.n :;
The finest pair Of hybdds ever educated
The spanish Ballet Troupe,
consisting OF
NILE CLLYESTINE, MISS AYAER
NILE MIHERs. Miss 3rIvrsTER
Mss PRCR, and Miss BAkER,
viii appear in tue great Psntouilas oi
X + M . * Al
os,
The Stcissisudss Of an irLTsLsut
k1The public will please bear 10 mind that this
u the only establishment that has the right 10 be
announce d as
NlXON's CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS
rRiCEs OF ADMISSION;
pr g Circle. ...,,.,,'r'r' .''''' ''''oV osnW
No MOI hall piics to The Social Range
Doors open NJ oeick Per crnsre- viii ccm.
menes at IN o'sLsk
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

T O6T On tie 18th, tstw en- Seventh street and
II the National Hotel, roll Of notes, amru ting
to -Four Huudr d And Thirty Eve Dollars. he hudsf
will receive Q euitable reward By leaving with
deergs MeLspnsy, National aotsl. oSt14-sts
The national Republican., 1862-10-15

II K = A ! II / N q.
- mAuafSst1is TUuhs sxts0avsiy. sad nsSss
ssnly have all kinds 0f Trunk Material. an better
prepared u repair Trunks, 80. thoroughly and
promptly, than s6y other .stsbihhu.snt In the eity
Vct l<-3mi JAMES y. 1OPHAA.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
MI HON luSiI aow hESToRkp

EsTRAY.-Cane to TIE premise. Of the subscri
r. beT, about . wesI ago. THREE CUWH-ons
colored dun, with white spots one brindls, with
white spots and both hind tset white and 'hs other
prove property, psy charss,, and Tx yns away
Fourteenth strcet road,
cali-ats near Pinsy Branch.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

They sot with the power of a medicine. and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure Of q
beverage. These bittsrsar now becoming we'll
known throughout the world, and are recon.
mendsd with the most unbounded confidence,
for all complaints originating from disorgan-
i,sd or diseased stomsoh--suoh as Dy spepsis.
Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections. Loss Of
Appetite, Intermittent Fevsrs, Disrrhoea, sour
ness, DO.
As morning appetizer, and after dinner
tonic, they are held In high estimation, and
should be found upon the side hoard of every
family.
They are also much I rslisd upon in the Tropics
for sorofuia. Rheumatism. and Dropsy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-15
.S...T...1S6O...X.$$:: ::
THE OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

LET our possessions be what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent i'lste,
or baskets f"proGi0us stones ''--they all sink
In The balance as against Heavens great buon,
HEALTH, and they cannGt be er'oyed without
II. The language Of nature sttests that who.
ever would enjoy the pleasures Of food. the
beauties Of flowers and landscapes, the Joys OF
compxniOnship, the riohuess OF literature, or
tho honors OF station and rsnown. must pre-
serve their health. Ths stomach IL the reUep.
tacls Of all nourishmsnt, and the foultain from
which all parts Of the body derive their sus-
tsnancs. When foul. injurious food enters the
stomach, acute sympathy dsorganizes all o4her
organs, and disease more or less painful. must
follow. The laws of nature cannot be violated
with impunity. How many ladies' and gestle.
men eat and drink disease at late suppers, and
arise In the morning with headache, loss Of ap.
petite, feeling languid. uurefreshed. fevsrish,
low spirited, weak, and tnoapaoitstsd to per-
form any mental or physical duty, and drsaa,
not this ls the beginning Of that horrId disease,
DYSPEPSIA.
which assumes thousand shapes, and poipts
towards miserable life and premature decay :
There can he no medical remedy that will turn
lead into food, or poisoned drinks into h9urish.
meut but medical science oan assist nature,
supply exhausted fluids. and, to great extent,
correct the effects of disease, when the habits
are abandoned
The Medical Faculty has exhausted It, 70.
search for generations In creating sppstirers
and overcoming stomaohio arrangements. Ger
tain ingredients were well established as pos.
ssssins beneficial qualities; among these we're
Calisaya Bark and 81. Croir Rum.
But still oomponents were wanting, and rssu-
Isrity could not be obtained. ninvxlid physi.
elan, sojourning in the tropical island Of 81.
Crolx, observed the habits Of the natives. and
gathered from them the recipe for the nnal
accomplishment Of this most important end.
The article was arst made and used as pri.
vate medicine. Its effects we're 90 salutsry
that II Ia now being produced and consumed in
immense quantities under the name Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTER.
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Justices Court.

HANHAa CLuAHAH. p'tG,) In asst lelore g. N.
tS soutl gate. O Justice Of
O. D. ELLIo-r. Dert tie Pea,s .5l Davldson
County Tennessee.
Tug obtained an Attachment against the defendant,
c, d. Elliott, and Issued 70 Uc7statl e. sad C1Un-
~ aud returned by him, levied 90 Tr.p.-t" ic'our.
ing 10 tho deicudauti ara o. mctol az pialni r, ~
appearing 20 the satisfaction G. ead Justice that the
defendant T. non residelt Of lueat. Of Tennessee.
Il l. ordered That publicaiO1 pc mad t-r W sue
cesava weeks n a Rewsrapar nuiishtl iu t.e city ~
Nashville called the Union," wa-uns tie dcf nd
ant 20 appear before nid Justc no the Llih d-y OF
October, 1852, and pend, answer, ~ demCr 20 said
attachment oil crw'8c I've cause VIII tc es- o.. bear
iag e. paris on tnat day.
G.. n. GOUTHC tTE JP.
Sept, 9th, l562-itW. pre- fee, $500
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Proclamation of the Governor.

ID virtue of the power and authority in me YES
- ted, as Military Governor OF tho state OF Ten
usssce. do hefcbv appoint the following persons To
hold and exercise the functions, Of the respective Of
fees attached to his and their names and to perform
tis duties Thereof according tulow, 10 wit:
rIRsr WARD.
John Clrppr, Alderman, James Turner and VIM.
Roberts, touucimtu.
sECuNn WARD.
Sos. j Robu, Alderman. O.. NJ Southgatu md A,
Myers Couuulmeu
THIRD WARD.
Fl Mulloy, Alderman. Andrew Anderson and
Alex. Mcdaniel Councmcn.
FOURTH WARD.
ii. G. scovel, Alderman Il. b Hun and Charles
Sayers, Ccunc1nen
FIFTH wAED.
w. S. Chatham, Alderman. j. j. Knowles and W.
A. McCelland, Councilmen.
SIXTH WARD
NJ NJ Brien, Alderman. + J. Yarbrough and
VIM. Driver, Councilman.
SEVENTH WARD.
N. @ l.. Claiborne, Alderman. VIM. Stewart and
Thos Cready, Councilmen.
EIGHTH WARD.
Jos. smith, Alderman. VIM. Hiaily aud VIM.
Sanbom, Counclmeu.
- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have here
unto set my hand and caused the Great
I N'' Seal of the State 10 DO allXed, at Nash
~ vile, this October lst 1862
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR.
EDWARD II. EAsR Secretary Of State.
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no OUR READERS.

This morning the UNIoy is presented
90 iis patrons diminished somewhat in
SIZE The fault Is not ours, nor is il in
cur power to control il at present The
paper maker on whom we depeud, informs
d shst il VIII be necessary loBhim 70
act several articles essential TO The manu-
fAolurs OF paper, before he can supply
us again with the proper size lie has
enough Of the size wc print on this
morning, 70 lest us unGlthe other can be
furnished We assure our patrons that
e is contrary 70 the wishes Of the Pub
lishsrs Of the UNroy 70 take any step
that will detract from its merits. AS
soon as we can be supplied with Che pa
per VIC will resume our regular size.
outstanding the reduction Of the
paper from rs former size, there will be
no dlniauton IN the amount Of reading
matter from what has heretofore been
given.
September II. 1862
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to seize and confiscate property Of rebels,
and FOR other purposes, approved July
18th, 1862, and which sections arc in the
words and figures following
SECTION 8. 1nd be II further enacted,
That al the slaves Of persons who shall
hereafter be engaged in rebellion against
the Government Of the United States, or
who shall in any way give aid or COM
fort thereto, escaping from such persons,
and taking refuge within the limits Of
the army, and all slaves captured from
such persons, or deserted by them and
coming under the control of the Govern
ment Of the United States, and all slaves
Of such persons on or being within any
place occupied by rebel forces, and af-
terwards occupied by the forces Of the
United States, shall be deemed captures
Of war, and shall be forever free Of their
servilude and not again held as slaves.
SIC. 10. Aid Be Il Jistder enacted That no
slave escaping into any slave territory or
the District Of Columbia, from any of the
States shall be delivered up, or in any
way impeded or hindered of his liberty,
except for crime or some oilense against
the laws, unless the person claiming said
. Fugitive shall first make oath that the
person to whom the labor or service of
said fugitive is alleged TO be due, is his
lawful owner, and has not been in arms
against the United States in the present
rebellion, nor in any way given aid or
comfort thereto and no person engaged
in the military or naval service OF the
United States shall, under any pretense
whatever, assume TO decide on the valid
ity of the claims of any person to the SER
vice or labor Of any other person or
surrender up any such person to the
claimant on pain Of being dismissed
from the service.
And | do hereby enjoin upon and or
der all persons engaged in the military
and naval service Of the United States,
TO obey and enforce within their respec-
tive spheres of service, the Article and
Sections above recited. And the Exec
utiye will in due time recommend that
all citizens of the United States who
shall have remained loyal thereto
throughout the rebellion, shall, upon The
restoration Of the Constitutional rela-
ions between the United States and their
respective States and people, if the rela-
ton shall have been suspended or dis
turbcd, be compensated to,' all loss5s by acts
Of tie United States, i,clIling The loss Of
Slarcy
In witness whereof / have hereunto set
my hand and casued The seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this
the twenty second day Of September, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siItytwo, and of the In
dependence Of the United States the
eighty seventh.
Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WV. ii, SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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NOTTCEi

A election win be bella al the Oalcc Of the Ten.
"A nesseo Marine and Fire assurance Company. on
Monday the 9th day OF October next for Directors oi
said Company, 10 serve for the ensuing twelve
months. A. w. BUTLER, Secretary.
NASHVILLE, sept. 20, 1862, sep2i-td
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Horses for Sale +!

ONE BAY MARE, accustomed 10 single harness,
a snowy and hne traveller.
ONE BROWN MARE, good under the saddle, a
FLOODED animal and fast traveller also,
ONE DOUBLE SETr or HARNESS, an of which
win be sold cheap, the owner docs not need thcm
Apply 20 JOSIAH B. ALLEN
Gug26-lV" AZ, College street.
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NOTICE.

\ Icmbrrs of Olive Branch kucampmcnt No I. o.
Nl o. n are hereby notified that AN adiourged
mcetng OF this Encampneut viii De held this Orb
day. oyoning, October 10, at 3 O'Clock p NJ 6d
and pnhoiaai attendance is earnestly desired By 0r
der, r. A. CAMPBELL, Scribe.
Octl0ltf
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Marshal's Sale.

Dy virtue Of three writs o. 2 "a. % ere directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United States fer
Che Middle District OF Tennessee, i K l.. Glasco k
Marshal IN aud for said District, VIII expose 70 public
sale, 10 the highest bidder ior cash ~ the Court
House door Ia the city Of Nashville, on tbg 1851 day
Of October 1862, an The right tioo, claim oni teret
which Noble ~ Ellis, has in and @ the fol owing d.
scrbed piece or parcel OF land to-wit b tha 18th
triot Of Davidson county, Tennessee fronting o. tie
West side of Buela vista Turnpike road about two
miles from Nashville, bounded az follows q. ginning
az stake "a the centre Of SAID Turnpike r0sd az the
Northeast corner OF Maxwell Redding's o. FoZ's ie
acres and runs with the North line O. said FIVE acre
tract South T1( deg Weat 70 6s 100 pole 10 a stake
on Bosley's line; thence With Bosleys line A1-th
deg West 2l5 i0-lQO pOlas 70 a stake, cC-Ler o. a
tract Of eighteen acres, cod by G. w Ralce an JAS
G, Owen 10 Jas WhtNorth, Trustec for Davidson
county; thence with the South line Of same, South
IT, deg East 90 e5 100 poles 70 q stake B. he centre
Of Buena Vista rike road thence along ce- re Of ad
ROAD IS deg 90 45 100 poles 70 the b. glnn. g. Coz"
tanning acres, 40 square poles more Or Cas S..i
property beng levied uroe "a SATISFY Judga EMS T. ia
vor Of :. Peters Co Vim ton, swift a1d Jchason q
Clark, Rcke, Cars, rendered n said Cau'r "a she
3Oth day Of April 1862 against The sad l.lis and
Susanuah Moore, Adm'uistratJr o. q, ( Moore de
ceased sale 70 take place AZ ~ O'Clock An
r.. r GLhSCOtE
septitE IS ha-sna,, n 4. 3.
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LOST.

A VOUCHER against the L s. for SAY 90,
u y given by Captain J NJ. Hall. A, A. NJ, TO VIM
Heidbengar Supposed 10 have been lost on College
st0eot between Union aud tho square Any Que
finding il viii please leave h at this once, and re-
cJive liberal reward tor their trouble Payment has
been stopped on &C. IL can only be collected by the
owner. Oct5-dlta
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue ola arit Of 4 ~ 10 me directed from the
- CrCnt Court ct Tie United States for tie Mi dc
District Of Tennessee, /, T. h. GlasC0Ck, M1rsal la
aad lur raid District wlll expose 10 sale, publicly, to
tue highest hi der Cor clsh at the Court lods door,
in the city oi Nashville, The 18th dsy Of October,
1892 the following ayes properly % Allcu Crock.
EFT namely Navy about rs years Of age, with her
infant SON William and Peter, ten OF eleven years
OF eye the slaves Aforesaid having been levied on 10
satisfy judgment 10 favor OF Clark Adams * Clark
gs.ust A. Crockett. rendered IN said Court the
95th day 0r April, 1852. yale 20 commence at 10
O'Clock, A. ", +. Z. GLASCOCK
sellZ-l4t Z. S. Marshal, NJ d. Z.
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Marshal's Sale.

d virtue of an alias y. ta Go rae directed from
- the Circuit (oHft ot TIE United states for toe
Middle District of Terne see, T. ~ r. Glasc7eh, Mar
shal ia aud for said lsstr.ct viii expose % public
sale to the highest bidder tor cash. az the Court
house door in the J.ty ut Nashville or tie 2ld day
Of Ociober loG- oi tEe riG.t 5tle G. tim nnd inter
A. V. S. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin
istrutOrs OF John shelby. deceased have iu and TO
the following des-bed pieces orpAa"l5 Of Laud, 90
wit A tract of Land. q SKINNER cNuty. unesse.,
ou Desha's creel. ami IT, waters, leginniL. nc %
planted rock south-e1-t corner Jane WLl-eile's,
thence North kast 81 poles 10 plaute tn0l
thence North 49, West O. poles 10 r0c at Abr aAm
Martins corner iheuca n j 4 lte roe5 90
a rock at Martha corner. them. No-th So Eas -
and 3IN poles tO stak thence North poles % "a
stake; thence North "a Ea- - aci 90 syaa1o-a
thence south ~ Eos SO au- ~ poles 70 the oeate
OF said creek thence down tne same, With il, mean
ders; thence South rs Eas poles South 90 East
II poles to poiat nea- tha terminus Of the mill.
race thence soutl. 49, West IS roles to q .take
thence 55%o East o ard $40 poles Co corner 70
Cul en- Gardner; thence SC.tA 25%2 We. Q, poles
TO a stake; thence south or kas- III and CLIO
poles e. a rock thence North &c Ea-t l25 POLES 20
the middle Of tie creek; thoncs down the same MS
meandcrs by ofsetts, thus (SOuth East 20 poles
South 27o East % poles south l0lS Fest 60 poles
South S01So East Is poles South 3J9 East T. poles 20
pile of rocks on Tho east bank " the creek tleuca
North S71&o Wes- OF poles, VI "a Dr. W. Mentlop 3
north boundary, 20 stake tkeu-e South rs West
II and $40 pol n stake ttelce South 1lZ' West
SO poles, passrs I- i. Heads corne, at rs pole,
thence south East 100 pole. thence soutl s9]l
West }}3 pol r. -uapost q nee South 9 aud
21u poles o. lll-t I0c.st h.lcs West So aud
40 poles % rclS, ttsuce Nor,l p, las. r., poles
to q rock theme south eo1 Pas, g pCss &. rock
thedce North & Eas. 100 9ul AL' poles 60 stake
thence South East rs poles % the beginning.
Also, life esoto in my one acres, Wll-a was wled
by Lucien J. Harris {. hs wifi satal 4 tnow Sarah
r. Head for her life. Also, asual tract adjoining
the above, u beng the mill tra-t o. four acres to-
tether with the MN on the eaur. SAID property be-
Ing levied upon e. satisfy iudg-nt ia favor a. 5 s.
& y 4 Bush against Thomas Barr. Washington Bar
row, W. Barrow and a. v. s. Lindslsy Aduinlstra
tors Of John shelby licensed rendered 10 said Court
on me- sra davoe blly 1850. Sale % take place at
no o'clock r. n. GLASCOCE
auz2O-IH U Marshal III T.
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strayed or StoIenl

IrROM ONE on TIA lots on TIE sUBCBIBER A
il Grey Jack, 10y ono one refsfnng toe anlna. or
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