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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
The EXPEDITION FROM CAIRO.
MOST OF THE TROOPS EMBARKED.
Stunning Blow to be Struck Somewhere.
CAIRO. FIidsY' Jar. 10 lAf2.

m CAIRO Friday jan. 10 1861.
The greater portion Of the troops are already en-
barked. The expedition is not expected to leave DO
fore tomorrow. 1t 10 understood that Generals Paine
and McClemand will be in command Of the force,
from here aud Birds Point, and Generals Smith and
Wallace Of those from Paducab.
CHICAGO Friday, Jan. 10. 1862.
a special dispatch TO The Tribune, from Cairo
says: Owing TO the dense fog prevailing here, the
exI edition southwark has been delayed. A portion
oil tho force however, has been dispatched to Ster
ling Point. Weather permitting, the remaining
portion will be got under way tomorrow. Cairo
presented an unusually warke appearance to-day -
Five bundled dollars worth Of qunine was cap.
lured few days ago on the steamer Courier.
a dispatch from Cairo to-day states that the fog
has rsen, aud that the expedition viii probably start
to-day The troops and stores are all ON board and
tie steamers and gunboa's are ready to leave.
The special dispatch to The Erening Journal
from Cairo says that he expedition has commenced
moving, and large portion Of the force Lad already
boats Essex md Lexington. The expedition will
probably lard at Jefferson, five miles below Birds
Point. The reminder Of the expedition is being
rapidly embarked aud will sa tomorrow.
special to TIE Time, dated Cairo, Jan. y, saw:
The advance Of tie expedition composed & Nc
ClernarlI Brigade had landed eight miles down tho
Mississippi mouth Of Mayfed'u Creek on the Ken
tnchy side, where tents were pitched for the night.
Gen. Grant and STAFF went down during the after
neon and returned At dark. Tho remainder Of tie
force move in the morning.
AsIecsl to TIE Tniane from Cairo, says: "The
trooTs from 81. Louis, which have been detained on
the r'er in consequence OF steamer blocking up
lie channel viii arrive io-lnorrow morning.
ST. LoUis, Friday, Jan. 40, 1862.
Tie Cairo correspondent Of The Republican tele-
graphs TINT the great expedition is ready TO start.
81 tie soldiers and most all their wagons had en-
laraod on the steamers which viii leave I'd soon
the dense Fog which oycrhang- the river IL disreed.
Tie troops are in the highest spirits, and impatient
- be of.
Tie Aeet viii ascend The Tcunessee River some
drtance, bni tie final destination If the expedition
~ not known. 4 considerable body Of cavalry will
start at Tire same time from Bride Point, and proceed
ihWggh Kentneky, joining our army at the point Of
icbukAtion On lie Ienno s-ce River
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snIrIIERN ITEMS.

C.iR3 friday, I.n. 10. lscl
The Msuyln Aylcai of tie 9TH and ''h contains
the following dispatch;
Arsr.r. %, Tuesdsy. Dec. ?, 1881
The ChaTlesioA MrictUyoi this morning siyr we
enemy were Topased by tie bayonet, and ran IN
Bull Run style, sehving Ter gum aud knhpshcks on
The field -Four lend and many wounded were taken
OFF The field. 1he dispateh does no! ,lae where The
tight took place.
4 Newt orleans dispatch sunou1ees The surrender
Of a small force Of Rebels n Biloxi Two cannon
were captured. The dispatch al,o staten that Gen.
Butler aud his command were nj Ship Island rs
Biloxi is soas.dercd in possession OF the thlonis's
Gen. Buffers occupation % it il momentaFily eA-
peeted - ,,,,
A djspatch dated Mobile the ID, srys;
Yesterday the gupe Of Fort Pickens opened on a
Confed-rate steamer, when the Pensacola guns re-
,nrped de ire Tie hOmbardmeni continued hi'eeh
hour. Nobody WAS hurt on our tiic Nhat damage
,vos done TO tie Liuc0lnites II not known. Inc
Ab,lit,ori,ts continued firing long after We did.
TLc NLmphts Apptof Of Tie Oh glys, thAt on sal
.,,i,v 500 well armed men ltt Arkansas Tor
Osce,la, No, with 300 wagons loader WIN Prov
b IONS 10. Gca. Prices army. They also bad eiSh.
iiacd chunon. .c., - A., q
~. GaIrlston Mars of the -Glh says, ,hat q
ve.s.l Laden with 10000 stand Of arms, Lad been
rapntel by the bl0ckading leet. A.
Ihc Florida egisYaturo has elected A. T.. MaA'
wei and j. II. Baker, to Tie Confederate senate
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The Very Latest by the Canada ns
EfOstGn.

R,cus.. Dec. %. ls6l.-A few dsys ago the
Turkish market town OF Stepna was snrprised ~
,ha ;nsuroents. who pillsged the place and bursed
=. houses. The inhabitants were compelled 70 taks
flight, leaving behind many killed, wounded ANU
ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. q, ls6l-The Jen ,1S 40
81 Peter.burg of to-day publishes note aaosssseu
by Prince Gorcbakoh to NJ De ba-so, ,ans IN ,he
s1ce TO the Intervention vi Austrian troops IN 'ho
Storna for the re ovsl OF the batteries & na's
the insurgents of the Herzegovina. IN a .ss,eS a
Prince GorchakoH states that Austria has es;'les
precedent which IN likely to weaken Inc .es OF
Enro1e lie farther declares that Raia ai' ~, IN
S5afc si' to these principles and i no s0"''
can separately interfere 10 Turkey. ,ept has taken
LisgoS, u &c. "a sli2ht
place in Pri rec Joab's heah1. ;o.o the chemist
Inc tGP "l,on and destroyed every drug they DC.
shop IN .ns Guy, a"@ Several pe,sons zero
The e @Tss b sSs ss
rAn,s " R:oIes closei at S1.25, or 81. bi9oes
| than Yesterday.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

sEDALA, 1EGndsy Jan y 1907.
Intelligence known to be true las just been re-
ceved here from johnson County TO the effect that
party of Col. JenDison's Regiment was at Holden,
and that tLey had made descent on the neighbor-
hood where the Government wagons were burned
and had fired the houses Of the most prominent rebels
engaged in that affair, as we'll as the attack on
Major Iough's command.
The house Of the notorious Ward Cockcrell. tie
Methodist preacher, and Tomphins Bradley, Metho-
dist classeader in the sane church, were fred TO-
ce,her with the houses Of rebels Of lesser note.
The rebels in Wauenfburg reported 10 be in
high state Of excitement, consequent upou tho near
approach Of .Iennison ns ttey well know that they
have committed all sorts Of outIagee on the quiet aud
peaceful Union men Of that county and that if justice
be- meted 70 them their houses will be- burned
Ward Cockerell has gone 70 Prices camp with
about 800 men.
ST. Lori. Friday J.n. 10. ini'.
Gen. Palmer teeTaphs Gen. tislleoh from Ouer-
Vile that on the Stb, Major Terrence or Hubbard,
with 80 troops attacked the notorious Rebel
Pondexter with from 900 TO 800 men, ON Silver
Greek, Howard County, totally routing hem, With
2 loss OF seyen lei; on the field and many more car
red OIL aud from 20 10 - wounded, and 80 Iriaon-
CIR. Our loss was f1Hr.
TIE Rebel camp was destroyed aud larye num-
Der u horsos and tcams taken. \ heayy fcs alone
sayed them from complete deriruetiou.
A Inion Merchants Exchange, Of st. Lour, was
organized here to-day. One hundred aud ii!ty firms
their names az members
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THE MESSAGE OF GOV. HARVEY OF WIS
CONSiN.

M,pisos. Wa, Friday Jan. 10 ilb3.
The Lerialaturo convened yesterday "oV' iu''
rc,'s ioe,.a.e Grst audes 10 local matters and inc
ie.it,v financial condition Of tie State. In reference
10 the war tax TO be levied he says the loyal people
Of Wisconsin do no, value property or IS nc is'n
weighed aga,nst The existence OF the d''efn,neh'
which ha. 70 long blessed aud protected them ~ oD'"
He ,eeoum,rds economy aud q wise adninis'r""o"
,orcst tho tax. lie alfo rs omirerds insruc'io" d"
,n;dtarv tactic, aid drill, IN the public schools
He strongly urges a memorial to Congress l'r ~
,,mo,y and Naval aud Military Arrenal aud peP''
;, u,,u,spkee. IT, capacious larbor, water PgT;o'
cLcap,ee. al slhp material, ana nccc,sIeie
r.udrrinu ii the beat position ON me IAAe'' II, -.
;n,, Ia the rebellion and The rebels, ne sn.r. ~ a.,
Cog lessons more will teach us, II ihheed We Ian.
I,esdy Taught 10 understand N"l ''V'sY'' ion
G ~ rcpa ard these rebels with inat hoii1 m,
9TH uiirI lie royalGi holds the Ieelc'ue' 49,"
,r. o,tem,ted regcides Of tho best .os 'tL,
% heaven Ire contest musi come ~ no y,3on
on Tie rtiueiple that the protection % Wv
-. ives s,cIedness 10 soil OF inr'llu'Ipn'' -y
No ter,on or any species oil pIopei2 ;",tion
,ad,es. or claim 10 regard oulrlde ",
~ -, &. moreover the interest wlnch VIC ~ A.
49,, 's,1tn.rp Monarchy have plays' ufaaul,
- 49, snd mite the section niil thh1 ""o' TT
raw. Ronc mai upon ~. ..,. n now from
conscryatism IN politics ennnol si'No ~ l., M,
a., 49,, which awaits IL. whether ~ n"u" ,'sJs I
- ,Le srrnggIe, or dies lingering o. ~, direct
| ,e, in the oder Of Providence, anu NV '"
! Cd by our in.lai!cnCc'
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MESSAGE or GOV. RAMsEY OF MIMI

s. P,ri. Minn, 1hur,diy Jan. o. istl.
Gov. Ramsey indicted io-'lay INTO lns seoond
term Of osi,c. Ha mcssss SHOWS lro-l erous coh-
diii1n # ilc STATE Grancs-. Nnne-oia las Tired
gur full -esimenia Of .lfaa,sy. thrce companies Of
ayalr,, and one = artillery, nunhcipg IN al roo
Insn. 4 inh regiment b. io.uiug- fLe STAT, NOW
sells TO tae dsfcn-, II The Union a force gf,aier
lha1 her W hole population Boz 100.
Ilo tecomf-cHls military i-aiut IN school, and
IN eoncla-iu, sass on Which she laws 0f wnr atd
r.. 4ssiio1 warrant ma-. b. uHde 10 all upou
I'd euue. # ise .rimlbis o. 49, '',''''''' 49,
ioi, oy,n r necessary 10 'Le 'tin. non Vi "'n'''
slavery.
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,.soers VINO cannot drive a coach-and-slx
through the provisions of that BILL
What is really needed is provision OF law
Gorreiting al property leased or used to focil-
tate or sestoon Inercenary prostitution, with
STIMULATION that any citizen may prosecute
trotAel.leeper in behalf of the State, giving
ample security for costs. and receive to himself
half of whatever he shall recover. This would
,sake short work Of all but the lowest dens of
pollution, whereupOn those would soon perish
los lack of victims.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
RATTLE IMMINENT At RoNNEY. VA.

FnEnFrfcK Nd Friaay. Jsn. TO- la,2
l. is reported md believed ihs' Gen Jackscu has
made his appearance before Ko'nuey, with Ito inieu
ion Of MAX pe an attack Oh Gen. Kelley. III prob
able that Gea. Kelley will be siheienly strength
ened before the attack is made, which viii resIlI in
q signal de,oii 70 Tho eneuy
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V,nr IN Bno,DwAY.--Iast evening, aop y, 80
o,,ark n ire was discovered in ihe cse s o. voc
Hmernn Tsssaph Company on iss me-. nr,. lS0s o.
tie Cag No RrosS%ay around na' t s0S rs wss
mrs, SSen issuing n ,.no which it orginate Doubt
me no ' n", ,.coyery OF the fire Prevented The
20 the , Of ise building the as threatened tC
sss' Vsry apply Fofi%nasy ae ar2aoa %
tnined 10 injury. Iae ''"'~ '"o""'s' ~ 'O'"
/ 400.
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ASyiyrKs,RY or InE LADIES UNION AID SOCIETY
o. THr NJ. f.. CHUEcH.-This meeting was held yes
ter,lay afternoon at o'clock, in the society large
room of the Institute, in Forty-seeond street, a
respectable number being present.
The object of this society is to eslatrh in the City
of New.York an Institution where tue old and indrm
members Of the Methodist Church, whose friends
are tot able to make comfortable provision or them
may be furnished pleasant and suficlng hone'
The society have "a fine building III Foriy-seeond
street near Eight avenue where tho aged ladies' are
proyided with comfortable residence, support, em-
ployment--where their powers are equal 10 IL,
medical aud nursing care, aud all the religious ana
church privileges that they have been accustomed 10
enjoy in their private life.
The number Of aged persons provided for IL ABOUT
fifty, and of course their expenses have to be met oy
outside charity, for tue furnishing OF "emPoy ment
10 these old ladies' productive of small results IN the
vav Of pecupiarv returns. Few of them are able to
.cconrli. n ANYTHING in the way OF work, ana wheh
n cir health and strength Will permit them TO iaoor
il ia In few eases indeed that the slender produets OF
their /, eble toll be disposed OF at anything IKE
remuu. ia'ive prices.
Reside the usual method Of collections IN the va
riopa churches that ARE disposed TO help them, the
managers aro fan TO resort occasionally 10 Dons'
tion Nisits," "Tea Meetings, Festivals, &c,
and bv all these various means, they succeed, by
constant labor, in accommodating the iuhds necessary
| 10 meet the current expenses.
The meeting Yesterday was measurable success
The reports of the various officers we've read, eni
being ~ manuscript and the ladies pOt having pre-,
parei sls OF their statistics FOR the pese, we shall
hny, 20 wait the publication OF their annual 'epor
| for tue eXact statistics. ~
In a general WAY il may, howeveF, be st'aod ths
the society il in prosperous condGlon thst the 'N
lenses are IN a fair way Of teIng fairly seti hn'
that the aged ladies have most oomtoFtsoie, wen
caredfor and thor oughl satisfied look. y hnnoe
| Of them were present az the proceedings yeeleIu".
After the r,nd,ug of the rpor, short stires ses wel
made by the Rev Alfred Cookmsn and the rev. Key. .
h. Wakeey Of this city, TO whgh Vic hu' Ie';.
listened with much attention and with eYf1en' '''"
faction.
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r,.on, sau I,rnnelscs.

SAY fKANCfsoO I2esdaS, JAIt :. - m
The hardest rai,A of the season occurred ON '"I
and sin, interrryling the telegraph agaln ,r,s =
bes OF water I during thirty elk hours: .sIpla-
the seyeres, 1in season since the an'e'''"'
inenL -. ponama
sax Tp,N.asco, WedEesday, 'u" vsina.
The shir Golden Fleece, Cork horls''
ya-o. ,....,or;,a,ion at Sac.
-ame1io yeyferiay. George ns from ,he outgo.
SresAer OF Sbe Assembly. aiess Aa ssnt In to-day.
Ing aud 'acoming Governors "s
>. .,. ,orna East were ell detained lass
NIGHT in consequence ofthe fog'
,up. pa,ti il singing With very s'"s' '"''''' -
Berlin.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE....AL

SENATE. ALBANY, jan. 10, 1852.
The Senate met and adjourned till Monday, with.
out transacting any business.
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4 PROPOSITION BY TIE BANKERS.
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Tmx BKookLYS AcApEnY OF MUsic.-The an
rinl meeting of the stockholders OF tho Academy Of
Music Ha- held in the Directors Room OF the Acade-
NY, last evening. The attendance was Numerous.
MIR. Gordon \. Ford called to the chair, aud Mr.
John Winslow acted as Secretary. Mr.. /. ii. Ffotb-
inghsm, the Treasurer, submitted tho annual state
men, Of receipts and expenditures showing the re-
ceipts of the year, from all sources to have been
$j3,227 55; expenditures, 100 ~; leaving a
balance of Al o36 H. THE tora cost of the building
up TO date has beer s!06,7j0. The income during the
;. year amounted to SIS 509 aud the estimated or
binary expenses of the ensuing year are put down
At sl0, CO., The Board then proceeded to ballot ior
five Directors, in the place of those whose terms
have expired. The following We're chosen being
the same IA last year, with the exception ct Mr.
Massey, who replaces Mr.. Thurston, deceased;
Luthcr B. wyman, Henry 4. Piereront, Samuel
Sloan, Isaac H.. rockingham, Marcellus Massey.
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s,a Stones Insulting Letter 10 H. Sumner.
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THE WAR FOR THE union.
TREANEY NOTES A LEGAL TEADER

A GOVERNMENT. FINANCIAL SCHEME.
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slOKE SIIODDN.

Capt. Thomas Of lie Cloihing Department mas
been engaged for tie past week inspecting inc
clothing Of he Army Of the Potomac. lie found III
many cases inferior qualities supplied by contract
on, which fact De has duly reported TO Tie Quarter
master General. An effort will he made to erlaD'
Esh bureau especially 10 attend to this branch Oh
hufiness.
iHE EXPULSION on THE MISSOURI TRAITORS
Senator'S Clark, DooIittie, fooie, Kennedy NC
Dougaii, Pcarce, Wiley and Wilmot were absent
today when The vote &as taken 10 oxpel hezsTS'
fol4 aud Jolnson, bOlh vi MiesouIi. " is known
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-27
Sherifs Sale.

10y yutuo of HTuoIlnul oNp0u38 tU me directed,
- and delivered from lln Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, 40 .lH NIrh Tuu,
1852, Twin expose lH publ. sap. foo tH. highest nlI.
H.r, tTu 30, 40 Che Court house Yard n tho City of
Nashville, uu saturday. ihn -Uta day of July, 1862.
a. Che right. tUn, claim, interest mud estate which
L. Ac Pau. and Horny hl then had. or may have
since acquired, loo aud Co Che following described piece
ur parcel H. Hud lying LOO Davidson County, state of
NuuHs .Uu. .u thg City of Nashville. loo book No I'D,
page u.U. situated Boa tun ttu ward, uuI known Hs
lots Nu. and p, iu Daniel NUI,r'8 subdivision of
I0f- Nos 10. 30 nuI 2l. 300 NuIkpy plan of Uu.yer.
-Hy I.ls, situated uu iuul stru.t. beginning ut The
u0Uaru. 70 DOE belonging 90 EU Morris estate. run.
ming lHUHrH with Paul street SO foot towards Miller
street, tng Do foot alley thence Ut light angles with
.lII alley $50 feet nu I'D ioNt alloy thence 10 riaht
0uE'Hs with said alley $50 feet tn stake Iu Old Nor.
T. limo. taUue. 80 right angles lss feet o. tho hrgu-
urn. being I,,InI uu ls tNo property Of Isaac Iaui
and Henry lli, Co satisfy Judgment rendered Bon ft.
r.rur EUs s. Moore, u.r, Ne., against Isaac Paul
Henry OBJ. auI lrH E. a"....
JAMES HINTON.
JuUc l-3t sheriff 1r ID g..
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] The National hteHigecey says that
President L1ScoLN's proposed scheme,
that the Federal Government shall aid
all States desiring TO emancipate their
slaves, is substantially the same with a
plan Of President MONROE
In its number Of June 9TH, the Iatelh-
geaoer quotes some remarkable passages
from an address of Ex-President Monroe
to the Convention which met at Rich
mond in 1820-3O. Mr.. MONROE accepted,
even then, the idea Of the help Of the
Union in ehecting emancipation, saying !:
"As TO the practice of emancipating them
the slaves, IL can neUer Be done By the State
ITSELF nor without the all u he Union" q.
aft emancipation be possible, look to
the Union TO aid in efIecting it," ... off
we find that this evil has preyed upon tie
Uitals Of the Union, and has been preiudi-
cial TO all the States where it has existed,
and is likewise repugnant to their state
Constitutions and Bills of Rights, ,gly
may zoe not erpecJ that they 1riH mite Nth us
in accomplishing It's yemoUal?"
There seems TO be a strong and rapidly
increasing feeling in Maryland for this
plan, and also in Delaware and Missouri,
Intelligent slaveowners seem to believe
that if the war lasts much longer, slaves
will be worthless and hence they had
better take what they can get for them
while there is a chance to get anything,
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Sherih's Sale.

by virtue ola NcndtIou EXp0u4s Co mo directed
- aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of uavids % County, Tennessee, a. IT'S March Term
1862, will expose 90 public sac, 90 the highest bid.
der tor cash 40 the Courthouse Yard u tho City Of
Nashville, uu Saturday, the 20 DAY OF Ju'y, 1852
Wl The right, title. claim, interest aud estate
which Eliza Lyons then had or may have since ac.
uurcd, iu and 90 the following described lot OF Ground
situated In Davidson County state OF TcunOss e.
bounded az follows 0a the west side OF Capitol Hi,
u the city VI Nashville being part Of the lus known
as CgcSriI lots aul part of lets No 49, commencing
at the south corner OF tbc sad OtNo TO- and running
Cd feet iu norhery direction % street laid on
through said property, thence with said = rect 80
feet thence ln southcrIy direction 60 feet FOO line
parallel o. the first aud thence 3S feet 90 the place of
the beginning. Being the same property conveyed
by lslac Paul Co tzt Lyons rggste in the Regis
tcrs Office OF Davidson County, Boa book a. page 4l2,
being levied on as the property Of Eliza Lyons To- sat.
isiy a judgment rendered 10 'ayor ul William FodwcII
against the said Eliza Lyons.
j. NJ BINTON,
June IL, 1852. sheriff of b. q.
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A banquet has just been given in honor
of Sheridan Knowles by the chief citi-
zens of Cork. The veteran dramatist,
who is now in his seventy eighth year,
has been staying at an hydropathic es-
adjustment in his native city, and 10
about returning to Scotland, In a speech,
in reply TO a toast, he narrated the his
tory of his life, his fathers departure
from Cork, his settlement in England,
the generous kindness of his near rela-
tive, Richard Brinslcy Sheridan, his en-
ployment as a teacher of elocution, his
turning his attention to dramatic .litera-
ture and TO the stage In the course of
the evening he sang the Irish melody, 81
saw from the beach," to his own accom-
paniment, with touching carestness
and feeling that caused general emotion
especially in the couplet
"Gyo me back-glvo me back tho wild freshness Of
morning,
Her clouds and her to'rsar worth evening best
light"
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Sherif9s Sale.

DN virtue of a vend.tioni exp0nas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at lis March Term,
1862 viii expose 10 public sale, 20 the highest bid
der for cash at tho Court house Yard in the city Of
Nashl He on Saturday the Goth day of July s62
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate, which
John Corbilt then had, or may have since acquired
n and Co the following described lot Of ground bc-
ginning at A. Farrs', South east corner, on Maple
street, running southwlrdIy 60 feet 60 stake,
thence at right angles with Maple street $50 feet to
stake on an alley, thence with said alley 60 feet to
stake u said j. A. HTis' south west corner, thence
along said Flris south boundary lime 90 the begin
ing being levied on us the property of John Cor
bit, 90 satisfy "a ludgmcutrcudCrDl In favor UfIas
Barnes, against N. J.. Corbut L. T. COrbitl John Cor
hitt ana +. Il. Corbitt
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
june l4-3t sheriff of D. G.
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Sherifs Sale.

by virtue Of a Ncudition ExpOnas o. me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1862 will expose To public sale 20 the highest bid
der, for cash. at the Courthouse Yard In the City of
Nashville, Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1862,
all the right, title, 81 m, interest and estate which
Henry Hill then had, may have since acquired, in
and to the following described lot Of land, lying IN
South Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, bounded
as follows On Pearl Sire D., on the corner OF Morris
corner of said Street, run ug West $50 feet thence
South 40 feet at ght angles $50 feet TO said street.
thence North 40 feet to the beginning; being levied on
as the property Il Henry Hill TO satisfy Judgment
rendered favor of n j. Fox against Henry I'M and
Isaac Paul JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iuue l6-gt Sheriff of ID e.