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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31
91OCK31nG Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimsre.
@ Baggage Checked Through. IN
All Transfers Free
FREIGHTS

n r. Ii ii Il s.
BY thisrouie, FreiEhis Of al descriptions can be
forssrdsd from khiiadeipkia, Asn YsTt, Bosse. Or
S.nIors, 70 & Or ron ssy point on The kailroeAs
Ievs OF Missouri, By kAiLkOAD DInEGT -
The Pennsy Railroad also connects n Pists-
burg with Bsesmers ~ hieh Goods eas be fsyvnyd-
I'D TO AT. point Oh lhs Ohio, Ausk ingum, eataeky
Ttnnessee. Cum tcfiand. Illinois, Wisconsin Nfaeis
stppf, Nilsson ri kans ~, nnsss s6d Red Rtvees
and ~ tCieveiand. ssndusky and Chicago withstesm-
crs TO ait poFts the North N estern Isfes
Merchants and Shippers nlru 81 ne the tYunspoYta
ton OF their 70 this Company rely via
eonndesee on its speedy trsnsit.
The RnIes OG Rresxhe
To and from any point in he West Dy the Penusyl-
vania Central Railroad, n ali times IS pa
yokABLE As AkE cHARG ED BY oTHER RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES. -
UT BE pnrticular to marx pseks sges, avr. Psss.
CkkrHAL X. RI
For frotght eonrscts or Shipping Directions, sp-
X. r. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri
ID. A.6TEWAhf. Freight Agent Pittsburgh
CLAkkEA CO, Transfer Agents, -
III. VI BROWN q CO., Cincinnati, o.
R-c. NELDRUM Co.. Madison, ind.i
J. u. MOORE. Louisville, NY.
wv. AIkMAN CO., Nv ansvflie, Ind
CLARKE 4 CO.. Chicago, Iii.
w. H. 81 X. l.. LANGLEY, ,GaIlipolis, o.
g. b. MEAL, Park kersburg. Va
HALL b CO., Marietta, o.
=. PIERCE 4 CO., Zanesviiie o.
DON ELL NCoIA Portsmouth, ,o.7
X. A'SkEIY, Msysviiie, NY,
p. JOHNSON, Ripley %.
JOHN TODD, CoyAgton, by.
G. l.. HEA1OS, Cleveland, o.
r. q. MELDkUA, Genl Travelling Ag,tfor
the South and West.
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Hew the Telegraph made II Appear.
The Cincinnati Commercial says the
telegraph report Of the Opera House mob
was gross misrepresentation of facts, and
says:
In the first place, Mr.. Phillips did not
commence by announcing himself an alb
olitionist and disunionist. He commenc
ed BY speaking in terms entirely unob-
lectlonable, Of the serious and fortuitous
condition of the country. lie did no,
avow himself a disunionist. He said he
had been one---but was now for the I'm
Union. He said he had no interest in
the war Is an anti-slavcry .man simply.
Slavery had received its death blow IL
the house of its friends. Phillips was
not taken of Of the stage by his friends
during the fight in the aisle. The rush Of
the rowdies down the aisle was repulsed,
the foremost one being knocked down by
chair. Mr.. Phillips continued his re-
marks for some minutes afterward, and
only closed because the people were rush.
ing out Of the house and the uproar was
10 great he could not be heard.
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Drovers aud Farmers will fnd this the most advan-
tzReous route for Live stock Gapacfous Yards we'll
wsteFsd and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and and every
attention ID paid 10 their wants. Ffsm HxrriabnrRn
where Will be found every consenisnce for feeding
and re stsnE choice ts offered of the HHfLA bhfs-
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This viii also be found The shortest quick est and
NEST direct route for stock to New ferk-Ivia Allen
town and with fewer ehangss than any oiEer.
ENOCH LEWIS. General Supt.. .Aitoona Pa
l. L. HOUPT, Gen. Tick ct AEt Philadelphia.
h H. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agt., Phiiade iphiA.
IAn24dxw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31

- Mobs never conquer ideas. They
may stiie their utterance they never
vanquieh them. Physical force against
opinion is as futile as Xerxes' chain Is
bind the advancing tide.
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A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS,

NoTlheFn Train sffires daily al 40o o'c,oeE D. m
and departs daily 20 o'clock a. ~.
Western 1rsin arriser daily except Sundays, III
40 p. m. and departs at7:so O'Clock .. M,
Al Hamilton Depot, Trains on the Wabash Valley
Railroad arrive daily, except Sundays, at4oelock
m, and depart daily, sn ndsys excepted, q. 30 T. m
Buses connect with this city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-10
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Vt Q venditioni eXponas 10 mo directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, az ia March Term,
der for cash. at tho Court-hous3 Yard In tho City Of
Nashville, on saturday, the 2Cth day OF July 1902
a the right, utlos claim utrest aud estate, which
isaac PRul then had, may have siLcs a'quifed In
and TO toe fl0Wng described tract or parcel Of land
In the city Of Nashville, Davidson County 1enues
see as follows; Fronting 90 feet on the wost side of
Market street. 80 feet OF which was conveyed on the
18TH day OF August, 1879 and registered IA the Reg
hters Office Of Davidson County, "a b ok 90 rage
90, and 70 WHICH reference Is hereby had. Tho ne.
naming SO feet was conveyed BY iced on the 1t day
Of January, 1860, aid Hes Immediately between the
above namoo 80 feet deed, Robert Hawkins cr0urd
being part Of the same property conveyed by doeG
rom X Woodhn 20 Isaac Paul, book -, page 40 reg-
stered In the Reg s'cr's Office Of navids n Couoty
being levied ON as the property Of Isaac rau 90 sat
tfy Judgment rendered 10 mvor Of VIM T. Wat
kins against j. W. BrdwCll and Isaac Paul
j. NJ hlNTON,
June 49, lsb@.-5t Sheriff Of ID. G.
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sherih's Sale.

DH virtue Of Yendtloni Exponaa 10 me directed
II aud delivered from the Honorable Circnit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, al ITS March Term,
1884, III expose TO public sa e, 20 the highest Bis.
GER for cash ~ Che Courthouse Yard, IN chs city OF
Nashville, ON saturday, The 70 Jay OF 4u'y, lse2
All the light, title. olafn Interest aud estate.
which hiEa Lyons then bad, or may have since ac-
qured- n and 20 The following Dc crbed Lot % Uruund
situated In Davidson County, state of Tenn 81 e.
bounded a. follows on toe wet side OF Capitol tnl
m the city ~ Nashville, being part OF tho lots gnown
~ Cockris lots and part Of lots No 10 c1mmenciug
at The south corner Of The sad otNo ~ and running
90 feet "a northery direction 20 street laid n
through said property, thence with said rect rs
oeti thence in aoutbcrly dirlclan 90 fcot la . line
parallel 20 the drst end lhence g8 eet 10 place Of
the beginning. lieing sac same property conveyed
ny lsaac Paul o. liza Lyons, regste IN the Regis
ter's Office Of Davidson Co MY m book IA page di2
being levied on as the property " Eliza lyons % Fat
agnust tu sord raH.enydih farar "a Wiliiim F0dwcl
j. M HINTON,
June 10, 1892 Sheriff of ID o.
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Sherif,s Sale.

IA virtue OF "a ycutitoni eXlOnus O. me directed,
- ami aclt cred from Che lln0rabls tlrcuit Court
OF ayidsou County, Tuuuessef, 30 iis March Term
lhu-t VII expose Co public sale, 60 The hl.hest hI
dl Tor cash. &c Che tuutt house laId in the City of
l,ei on saturday ne 20 d day dJuy, 1869, all
th7 ti4ht, utlo claim, interest and hto which 81
"a. Winston then had, or may have since acquired
inanl 90 Che following described property 10 wits lot
~ ground IN dg hod No. s, fronting 90 feet 90 Porter
eli1i being tho same conveyed too. H. Winston bv
~ v Metnorr, in TOOK SO. Do pace ggO. Aso lot
10 1, tottug 90 ieot on High street. aDd running
uatA no o. to TO 'eet alley, and situatld in me
e-A " nd 81. ths tty q Nashville, aul being No. In
lue Iiu oi lots OF Alexander Campbell aud wife and
l. eco led iu the tcfistor's once ol naW son county
,nnrsseci tu book ls, pHgo Gao Go which reference is
Ae'tby m1dti being lCyiei GA as tho property oII
winston, sally judgment rendered in ftyor on
Ais brown against G. Is Winston, 10. Wirttop. A. b.
S'Rnsaud and Eli l.. Woods
J. N HINTON,
June a. lh0.- shorW ufb.C
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SheriR's Sale.


u virtue Of an execution 10 me directed and dc.
- lvered r. m the Honorable Circuit Clurt of IVA
esh Vounty u nm a. 10 March tenn, 1, ca viii ex
Ne Nourl house yardi 10 The city uf Nashville on sat
ufday, Che R6.h Of July, 1904, all the right. title
sahni interest aud estate, which O. D. Elliott then
adi OF may have since acquired, IN anRo the toll W
lhg traot OF land BOUNDED be follows 20 wit begin.
niug in he middle OF che Franklin aod Nashville
turnpike read at A s. Curry's south east corner,
raining thence ioutli G8A' west 81 poles O. ston
bengt. s Curryss uib-west corner and ono W y
fence, deceased, eust houndarf thence s1nth %
east nloog aha Lawrcnce's east bonn Diary 20 poles a.
astane' anm.s A Woods northwest cofutr. tbcrce
north 68A east ms poles 20 the middle nf so
Iurnpikeroaa, being Jas Woods north esst corner
thence along The m ddre Of said Turnpike roaH nor
zlA west 20 IS poles TO The bog inning, oouia ming
iofy three ocus more less being levied on az the
roi efty Of q. d. Elliott, 70 siisfy n Judgment rem
geredm tavor Of Thompson a Co, aehint n NJ
june cost " ~
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sIlerifs Sale.

~ Virtue oI vendltoni exponas 20 ne directed
- and deliv ered from he Honorable CircuIt Coprt
~ davidson County, Tennessee, AZ its March Term
tovS VIII expose % public sale 70 the highest bid
Sef lof cam AZ Tie Court houae Yard In the city OF
Sa-nVle, on saturday the 26th day OF July 1902 an
80 rgnts ute clalm, interest ana estate which
sonh W liuddleston, EN- had, or may have sncs
SECURED, IN and O. the ul1wfng Described piace or
pafcei OF ground IN Davidson County Ternes sse- O.
WI one brick house and Dot Iiece OF ground stu
yea On The north side of Uhlon street a. the city Of
hashVlle, between College and Cherry streets, No.
fronting 81 feet on Union street. and ne beck
~ teet, being the same property conveyed %. j. w
liuhdcston by J. y, Robertson and registered iu the
Bister ofloe Of Davidson County Tennessee, being
hfy ajudgment rendered I'm favor OF Hyde and Free
man, against j. W. Huddloston.
JAMES N HINTON,
june list Sheriff ofD C.
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ShnriRln Rnln

lRl virtue u an execution 20 me directed ana a.
liVeted ir1m the Honorable Circuit CONT IN M.
Nldsoh County iennessee, at us Msroh trrm 1881 4
Wi EXPOSE 70 puoic sale 90 The hgbsst bidder for
Osah' az ine OoprthQufe larl, 10 ibe city OF Nash
Vhe, on sturdy The 26th dtyof July, 1902 AM ne
i1ht, tite, aims interest ami est iio, which q Il
Aiel lncn bat " mas have snco acquired I'M and
20 the following d@cfibed tract Of land bounded ss
follows 20 VIZ Beginning IN the middle III ne
trankln and Nashville turnpike road al A \
curry = sonth east corner, running thon,e soutl,
os5As west ~ pues 20 a stnne, being A. = Curryi
south west % nor, and one W u laTrtnno. dusansed
east pounusry, thence south % along ssid IN,
rsnoea cast boundary rs poles 70 stone Jam,s A
neppa noith-weat corner, themes north 0stf east
lll3 poles 10 The middle OF said Turnpike road teing
James A. Woods north east co sner theucs aone M
middle OF sai Turnp ke road north ssf west 10 "a
poles 70 ihe beginning, containing flrythreo acres
EIott 70 SATISFY Jadgmeit tt6asfed IA f9v6Sr Of
lhompaoh Co, aganstC u. Elliott =,
JuueQO IL ''i 'hei'u oib Z.
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SheriRs Sale.

iQY viruo OF avcuditiooi cxponls 90 mo directed .
- and delivered from tht Honorable tifr.It D .urt
W ntNds "a county, ltunosso', ut It M1rh Term.
ltu-i vii expose to pub be- sie 60 tla highest hI
dof, iur cash, at me Courlouse Yard m soc tty Of
Npnvillc, on Suurdly, the och .uv OF Juy, 1904
ah the right, title. claim into ESQ Hrd tstaIt which
lsuo Paul and Henry AN then had, ci may have
since acquired, n and 20 tho following described piece
ur parcel OF aud lying la Davidson County, state uI
Ienhctseei ln Tue liy Of Nashville lu book No 30,
page o q, stu IeI in Che 1,h vIrI, suit Known 10
lots No, uuu 2, in Daniel MIXERS s1h-diyH uu %
bots Nos lb, 20 p, Boo Monkeys plan Of Uuigor.
shy lots, situated cola .aul sire 3, beginning at The
conner % "a 10 btonglg 70 "a NJ rs' estate: run
u.ns uloucc With Paul street ST Ool towards Miller
STREET 'os io lpo' al'yi thence 40 light angles With
sal ay 49, foot G. % i1lt alloy; succ a rieht
angles with sail ul cy so foot Co stake in E Nor
rs' iu' thgucc al rgt angles lSs foot 90 the hrei
li 8 bshb htioion u1 tha property OF Islao faut
and y ury lii, t' sati-y Iudsncnt rendered in IA
yuT NJ sIis Moore, use. Np., agaiust Isaac Inui
Hrmy Hih ana Ira D.. jones.
JAMES NJ. HINTON.
iuuc list sheriff Uf N. g.
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United States Of America.

MlnpbE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
w hEkFAS libel of information IVES ttst ,-t,tt.
eni Tor the Middle District Of Ten6s. 49, -
~ hIihe, g The 5th day of Juue, A. ID lse2 ~
~ l',noisi 70 Attorney for the Unite States
,"i me Nj Ole District Of tennessee WHO nrtsecnte
ioIe on nehall OF the Unied States az hsf certain
~, LN4 ne Machinery and FNtures e. ( Watso1,
~ ~ eosuei oNdor hll, on Sycamore Greek In the
soenty OF Oheattam, IN the State Of Tennessee tbe
.uiut q lHea IN connection with said uiacbinr ~
nna some Nv or SIX acres otland, on WI ch the build
'iit we same be coneomned as forfeited y
NV terel re, 10 pursuaucs OF the monitiou npder
tue bva, OF SAN Court, 70 directed and deliveIe6
sald property, or IN auy manner ipterested tbr IL
t1 Ihey oe and appear before said Circuit Court 40
os h7a az the City OF Nashville In and Hor siid Ms
~ .ne zV.h uaY OF OCTOBER 1852, at 10 o'cnc IN
behalf ~ u I ~ , pslgas III tu't
'""o ~ l9o=-l+t L. Ma shalrM. b. n.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtac OF Venditoni Exponas TO me flroctfd
~ and delivered from the Honortble Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at rs March Term,
1862 will expose 10 public sale TO the highest bid.
der, Tor cash. al the Court house yard in the City OF
Nashville, saturday the 10Th day Of July 1902 ol
the right, title, aim, interest and estate which ~
d. Payne then had, or may have since acquired, in
and to the following described lot or piece Of Ground
in kdgeheld, in Davidson County in A. w Putman's
addition TO Edgeleld, kn lwu as lot No. II fronting
90 feet on the nhIte's creek pike, and running back
go feet 70 uim1n street. being tie same convey cd to
y. d. Payne, by A. Pdtman and re- stcred 10 Reg.
istcr'a fic o. Davidson ounty, 1enresste Ia ,ok
&c. Page S37 90 Wulch references s made being levied
the property ui T. %. Payne, 10 satisfy judg.
ment rendered ~ iayJr OF A. W. Putnam againatE u.
Payne. J NJ. HINTON,
Junei6--3, sherirof D. e.
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SHERIFF. Sale.

Dr virtue Of q venditioni exponts TO me directed,
ID and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Curt
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, as its March Term,
1862, vii expue 20 pubic sole, % the highest bid
der Tor cah at the Court house Yard, IN the City Of
Nashville, on sa'urdsy, tho 26ih day o. July, 1852,
an the right. iito, claim, Interest ard cstte which
~ y 10 then had, or may have since acquired 90 and
60 the FLOWING Described House aud OF or prc' of
ero1nd, situa ed the cast side Of C'gs strect In
south Nashville, fav idsou County, Icnucsece, FRO &
itH 40 fset on Ulege street, AMI running back 1875
fset TO an alley, adjoining the property Of smith
rtnskley on the n0rth and Brus ell ga the south,
bfinF tie same bought BY r. BELL Of 1sloc Paul and
reg Stored 60 the Rcgst re Office Of Day dsou County
being levied as the property Of q. Bell, 70 satisiy
Judgment rendered IN ftvo- e 7. W. ,. A. Chill
ton, az iinst Bell 4 Bros and Isaao Paul
J. N. HINTON,
June 10, 1855 sheriff Of b. G.
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Sherif,s Sale.

RN virtue OF Venditioni EXponas to me directed
~ aud delivered rom the honorable Circuit Court
Of lay son County, Z nnesseo, Il is March Term
1902, VIII expose 70 public SHE, to Che highest nd
der for cash, at the Court house Yard, the City Of
Nashville, on saturday the 18th day Of Iuly 1902
oil the risht, tite claim, interest aud estate whoh
Isaac Paul then had, or may have since acquired, la
ana 70 the ~ loving piece OF ground.
lot No 55, known as IN Isaac Pau's plto N OILS I'm
Nashville This lot fronts So feet on College Street,
adjoining Ira r. Jones telnR levied On as The property
81 lsasc Paul 10 satisfy Judgment rendered n fv
OF Mary T. Downs, tXecuuix, against Wilson Mullcp
lsanc Paul ana Henry Hill.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
June lost. sheriff of ID G
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By authority Of the Federal Govern
ment, propose 70 raise a Battalion Of
Cavalry for service and home protection
ia Tennessee. Arms, Horses, Saddles
and Clothing will be furnished.
will address the people at Water
town, on Monday, the 18th; at New
Middleton, on Tuesday, the 10Th; at
Alexandra, on Wednesday, the 10th /;
and at Liberty, on Thursday, the nth
instant.
Come on, boys, let us preserve our
homes and save the Union.
VIM. B. STOKES. .
July 2, 1s62-10t.
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SheriR's Sale.

ll virtue ul "a Yenditi0ni CNp1uas Co me directcd.
ID and delivered nom The Honorable Circuit Court
of avid un Opuuty, Ituuosstc, al SIS March Term.
der fof wash al no Courthouse Yard o. tuc civ Of
NasIvils, 90 saturday, 90 2bti Gay of JUDY lsg3.
an GOO o. ht tte ca ui, interest ruI ostto WbaA
ln end 90 The following described tHct of land Ming
iu Davidson Coluiy, ace of Tennessee. Or reor,noa
Soc uonk 80. y paeos ai1 aul .6i 81. Z bounded al
northeast corner OI l1t 30. and 90 o puies uaItb
oi Ash, running thence northeast lsal poles. lo "a
stoke Ia MhiNors lluoi thcpco Wfst l.2 pafs o. the
wafdy IA lih said cahfrU On che nuIthuot roruer I'd
said lot 30 0i thence with tlo rUrih boundary of
500 Iui D. Abe hagHuing, coaiaiuiue ihFty.e.slt
$500 police Which there has ta0u cold oI o. Is
acua Nlich leaves about % 0r 25aores. hfirg yIeI
on AL DE pIonFrfY of ~ r Norliu, o. salsfYa IlIr
mcnt rcuderol iu lafor of james nlrros atliusi
uorbu, b p uofblu, =. CorbittaniE nd Cnb.ti
JAMES a. HINTON
June "a, lsgl--3t sheiln mi Z.
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT oF TENNESSEE.

XXyHEREAs, libol OF information was alcd within
w and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashville on the 2nd day of Juuo A. D., 1862, by
john fr'mha, Esq, Attorney Tor the United States
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein ON behaf OF the United States against certain
property, wa; a certain lot, situated near the South
east corner Of RrOad and Front Streets IN the NY Of
Nashville, being the next lot 20 tho corner lot afare-
SAID on which corner lot is situated, The Brass Foun
dry Of H. Cooi "a "a lot front ng Front street run
nng back towards abe river, thence nearly Iarallo
20 he river and thence back 81 Front street The cor
ner OF said lot on Front street firthcst from Broad
being opposite small Hlaoksmith's shop, siuatcd on
the uther side Of Front street; and aso AN the By i'd
ings on said lot aud also al the fixtures machinery
toosi implements and mat. rals OF every dfsCrtItl
olnnec' ed with 81 lot aud buildings; said bu ducs
on said lot being the foundry of one 4. N. brennan,
aud pfayiag procesa a9uinat said p0pItyi that tAo
same be condemned as forfeited.
NOW Wele q, Oh pursuance o. the mOniton, IN.
der the senl o said Court 60 directed aud deliver
o. 40 hcreny give p0bhe notice ID an persons
oalmlng sald propony Qr 10 any manner Interested
thefeh ihat they be rad appear be go said circuit
COURT 90 De held az the city of Nasgllc IN and fr
said District on The Goth dsv Of October 1904 at 10
O'Clock m The forenoon of that d1y, then and there
% inieIpose t1' ir CLAIMS, ana % make their dlesa
June ~, ib62-lH & NArshal. n i T.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of a Yendition Exporas tlme directed,
~ aud delivered from tho Honorable Circuit Court
% ga is.n County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
lSjz will eXpDse TO public sale TO the highest bid.
ar Tor cash, at tee Courthouse Yard Ia The city Of
Nashville, on Saturday the 26th day of July, lSG2
OIL the Tigt, Title, cl i'm, interest and estate which
Hen Hill then had, or may have since acquired ia
aud to h following Described lot OF land, lying in
south Nashville Davidson County, TENNESSEE bounded
as fAOws o. teRrl street, the corner OF Morris
corner OF sid Street, running West $50 feet thence
south 40 fee at tight angles, $50 feet said street
thence North 40 feet to the beginning being levied on
as the property & Henry Iil, to satisfy judgment
rendered IN favor Of n. j. Fox aEslpat Henry Hin and
Isaac Paul JAMES N. HINTON,
juno l5--3t. Sherid of ID O.
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sherif,s Sale.

by virtue of a yenditioni fxpouss 10 me directed
q uvngod Count 'rofhesAto, IL is a aRH f6rn,
1852 will xpo to public sac, % the hl.hcst bid
dtr Tor cash, az tile Court-hnuse Yari la the CIV II
nashville GU fa,urdas, Ne goth dy Of July 1904
al We rgni title, aiiu, inter 81 ana estate which
q H. WINSTON then had, or may have moe a qnir.
ca, In ard 70 the following described real e. tate: Two
iois' NUMB rex and 3, cut 40 ieat each on High
street, and ranning back 2lO feet 10 18 net au-v
and stu { d 10 the sth Waid OF tue ity of Nash.
u {, and being numhe AID B. In the plan Of d, q
OF alexander campbell and VIE For iuriher refer
enoe see book is, page Gl9. Ia Registers once OF
davidson county, Ienntssee beirg levied on As the
property OF q. h. WATSON, to satisfy Judgment
reno q ~ tlv0f " Winlold knight against q. X
WINSTON, A. shunklhnd and Eli l.. Woods
June a. lst2-3t. Sberig OF 70.
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PROSPECTUS
o. Tur
NASHVILLE UNION.

THs NAsnvIuE UNION was commenced few weeks
since for The purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
Coafcdefacy, and Of advocating The restoration Of
Federal authority, without any Abatement, over all
the States which have attempted 70 secede. Il holds
a. friends all who support and foes 0 who oppose
the Union Of the States. Il has no watchword but
FRIEDoN AND NATIONALITY.
With rebels and trntv has no compromise 10
make. Il ooatends for TIE Federal Consultation and
the Laws made IN pursuance thereof as the surRFNE
Law or Tn LAND, anything 10 The Constitution and
laws q any OF the states 10 the contrary nolwith
standing
Il contends for the Union Of the States, because
without 1t the preservation OF our liberties and nsti
tutions aud the organization o. society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore whatever siants in
the way Of crushing ont the rebellion and restoring
tbe Union must perish DO matter BY what name IL be
called
To the people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Union, until they we're be.
srayed 70 the rebel despotism at Richmond by per.
dons Governor and corrupt legislature and who
have felt so heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy. we appeal Cor support let the names Of
rebel once holders Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men. Who have aIled our borders with mourning BE-
gbbe,ted before the world. Lot those ambitious aud
su,stspps men vhQ have plotted our ruin for Their
shame, nc saner bow high their position in society
| Let L be shown how the sefstylod defenders o.
"sou,bern Rights" are now leading marauding bands
Of ree-booters ahd mossroopers over our site, kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, ant
numbering unarmed citizens In cold blood. Let the
truth long excluded by the Southern consprators
now circulate freely through every neighborhood
aud our cause wi assuredly triumph. VIII not loya
men everywhere aid ns in The dissemination Of fact
and tho advocacy or Free Government?