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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-22

gunboats are now in the James river, on
their way to this city, and may probably
reach here in few hours; SO we may have
no longer any time to delay. would rath-
er 60 today, but Varina imsgines that she
cannot get ready, and only hope that we
have not delayed too long already. / shall
then be cut off from all communication with
Mr.. Keary, and expect to have no longer
any peace. am afraid to think how long
it may be before / shall see him. If had
known this, should have remained with
you, but l have to try now to bear all my
troubles alone, without even letter OF
sympathy from Fanny or you.
L will write again from Raleigh, and
Fanny must write me letter and direct it
to Raleigh; perhaps l may get it. 1t would
give me as much comfort to hear from my
dear mother and Fanny, and to know that
you are all well and safe. shall make my
way to Mr.. Keary if there is any way to
do it. I am afraid that Richmond will fall
into the hands of the enemy, as there is no
way to keep back the gunboats. James
River is so high that all the instructions
that our people have placed in the river
have been washed away; SO that there is GO
help for the city; she will either submit, OF
else be shelled, and think the latter alter.
native will be resorted to.
Uncle JEFF. was confirmed last Tuesday
in st. Paul's Church, by Bishop Johns. He
was baptized at home in the morning. be.
fore church.
Do try to get letter to me in some way
Direct some to Raleigh, and some to Rich.
mond.
May God, in his mercy, protect and de-
liver us from the misery and afiliction which
now surround US, is my constant prayer.
Yours, ever devOtedly.
HELEN NJ, KEARY.
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muuition, besides other government prop
ortv fnl1 into tho hondo 0f the pnpmv

munition, besides other government prop
erty, fell into the hands of the enemy.
On receipt of the news OF the surrender
of Independence, this city was thrown into
q great state of excitement. All business
houses, saloons, &C., were closed. The
militia was called out, and guards promptly
placed around the city. A call was made
for reinforcements from Fort Leavenw0rth,
which was promptly responded to by Lieut..
Colonel Burris, who arrived yesterday at A
P. NJ, with four companies of infantry, and
three of cavalry, and two pieces Of artillery.
Also Major Rawson commanding the Goth
Kansas cavalry, arrived in due time from
the Southeast. The entire force under com,
mand of Col. Burris, left this morning at
three in pursuit of the enemy.
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1t is officially stated that Michigan
quota, under the first call for volunteers, is
full. Full companies in various parts of
the State continue to offer, but cannot be
accepted. There will be no difficulty in
completing all acquisitions OF the Federal
Government.
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Rebel Prisoners Shot for
Breach of Parole.
ARREST OF THE EDITOR OF THE
DUBUQUE HERALD.

DUBUQUE HERALD.
CHICAGO, August l4.--The Quincy Her.
aid says: " An officer of the Hannibal and
st. Joseph Railroad, who left Macon City,
Mo-, on Saturday morning, states that
twenty'six rebel prisoners were shot at that
place. on the morning of his departure, for
breaking their parole. By the same au
thority we learn that twelve other paroled
rebel prisoners will probably meet similar
fate this morning."
ID. A. Maboney, editor of the Dubuque
Herald, was arrested, at an early hour this
morning, by the United States Marshal,
for discouraging enlstments.
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WHOLESA ALE AND RETAIL

BOOT AND SHOE STORE, JACKSON STREET,
between 9Th and 6h, st. Pau G. Geizlan takes this
method of informing the trade that be is now prep
to soil at wholesale liberal terms than sny other
house in this city. His stocSi large nd selected
with great care and strictly for cash. He invites
country merchants, visiting the ci to purchase 10
give him a call. Orders from the country will be
filed promptly.
mr26 Won G. GOTHAM.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA,D DISTRICT

COUNTY OF RAMSEY
Eugene N. Larpenteur against John W. Sexton.
Summons.
The State of minnesota to John W. Sexton, the defend
ant above uamedt
:. You are hereby summqned and re luired to answer
the complaint in this action which ha been filed in the
office OF the Clerk OF this Court at ST. Paul, in Ran
County and State Of Minnesc and TO erve copy of
your answ to the said complaint the subscribers
at their office In st Paul in the County of Ram ey, in
SAID state within twenty days after the service OF this
summons on exclusive Of the day OF such service
and you fail TO the said lant within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief and in the said
= rM4- VAN ETTEN 4 OFFICER,
Pla n'if's Attorneys.
Da.ed ST. Paul. Minnesota, July 8, 1862. aggl.6ww
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ShcriA,s Sale.

by virtue 1t a yendition exponas TO me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at rs March nm,
dor for cash. at the Courthouse Yard in The CITY Of
Nashville, ON saturday, the Goth day of July, 1862
an the right, titlo claim interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then had, or may have since acquired ia
and 10 The following described tract or parcel Of land
in the city Of Naghyille, Davidson County, Tenues
zee as follows Fronting 50 feet on the west side Of
Market street. 30 feet Of which vas conveyed on the
18TH day OF August 1859, aud registered IN the Reg
sters ONCE OF Davidson County, 10 book 90 page
bl5, and to which reference IL hereby had. The 70.
naming 80 feet was conveyed by deed on the lst day
" january, 1880 and lies Immediately between the
above named 80 feet deed, Robert Hawkius' ground
being part Of the same property conveyed by decd
from h. Woodhn 60 lsaao Paul book %, page 49, reg.
istercq w the Registers office Of Davidson Cuuaty
being leyed on as the property Of Igaao Paul 20 sat-
siy a judgment rendered IN favor Of VIM. T. Wat.
kns against j. W. BirdwCll and Isaar Pant
J, N HINTON,
June IA, lS62-3t bherin Of d. C. .
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sheriH's Sale.

DY virtue ora Vcnditioni Expouas to me directed.
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, al its March 1oru
1881 VIII expose % public sale, TO th' highest bid
der, for cash. az the Court house Yard Ia the CITY Of
Nashville, on saturday the Goth day of Juy, 1862
al the right title, claim, interest and estate which
G. ". WINSTON then had, or may have since aoqufef
u and 90 the following described property, 90 wit-
lots No, 8, luntug 40 feet each ON lllgh street.
running back 2lO icet 10 l6-ioot alley aud gu8tJd
IN the stu ward Of She city OF Nashville, und being
Numbers 4 In the plan Of Alexander Campbell
and vito, as recorded so ue Reg scr ONO- OF David
son County, Tennessee, DO book rs, page $50, being
levied on as The property Of q. *. Winston, Co satisfy
a Judgment rendered iu favor Ol W uNclI KuEht
against X. Winston, A. v shlnthud and tl. l.,
Woods. j. M. BlNTUN
June IL, 1S62-3t sbtrWpfp C.
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Sherif's Sale.

Rl Nftuo ot an execution TO me directed and dc.
hveted from The Honorable Circuit Court of p,.
y'ason 'oan'y tennessee, 90 't' March term l,G2 I
cash. az TIE Court house larl, Ia the city off Nash
vine, on saturday, The 26th dEy Of July 1882 AN tbe
,hht' Nte' Aim, interest aud osistc, which C. ID
hHilti lNcn hadi or may have since acquired M and
10 lna following described tract of land bounded nj
follows, 20 Wit Beginning n the middle of the
FHnAlm ana NnshvHle Turnpike road, at A. \
ntlA 3, hollh east corner running thcuto south
o'a4 west 81 poles % stone, being A. s. Curry's
south west corner, and one W T.. IHWrennc DECREASED
east boundary, thonce south . cast along said law
renee cast boundary 20 poles Co stone, James A
woods northwest corner, thence north CSt. c,st
MS poles 90 the middle of said Turnpike roli being
James 4, Woods north east c0ruer theucr along tbe
aols OF sail Iurnp Ae road north n a west 90 q
poles 60 the beginning containing FORTY tbrcr arrrs
more or less being levied on as the property ufC d.
Elliott 20 satisfy Judgment rendered m favor of
thompson Co.. against u. Elliott
e. 81. HINTON, sheriff uru. G.
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sheriRs Sale.

by virtue Of venditioni eaponas On me directed.
- ana Delivered irpm the Honorable Circuit Court
~ uaNlds. county Tennessee, al ts March Torn,
leO- lNil expose 90 pub sale TO the highest bid
ocr Toy cash, at the Court house Yard IN e CITY of
N-s.l'he, th saturday tho 10Th tay Of July, 1902
all the right, title lisim interest ana estate which
Isaac PAU aud Henry I'M fken had or NAV have
since acquired 40 aud 10 the follow INK dtscrho uiaCo
W parcel OF and lying 10 Davidson County, Sufb ed
Trnucgsoo IN the CITY Of Nashville, Ia book No o.
page 600 situated in tle 7th ward, Hul known "a
lots No aud 2, Ia Daniel MIXERS sub. division OF
lots Nos. w. 70 ana 81 in MuiEeys plan of Uniyer
siy lots, sitJ4iCd uu teul street beginning at the
corner OF d 'ot belonging 10 ~ HoTs estate, run.
ming thence win Pau ttrect 80 feet ipvarcH Miller
said alley $50 tcet a. ~ foot alloy thence nd rght
angles with said arcy so feet 10 stake in F Nor
rs hue thtnuo AZ right angles lSs feet Ga The bogs-
OF. being levied on as the property OF IsaaC Paul
aud Henry lli, 90 sat-. iy Judgment rendered iu 70
yor Of Bills Moore, use, ~ nghinsl Isaac Paul,
Henry llill ana ira y. jones.
JAMES 81 HINfON
Juuo li-3t sheriff OF u. C.
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gherifs Sale.

QH virtue Of a venditloni exponas 90 mo directed,
ID and delivered from he Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term.
1859 will expose 30 public sale 20 the highest bid
the gut title, claim, interest aud estate which
John ". Huddleston, ten bad, or may have since
acquired IN and 20 The following defcribed piece or
wit one brick bouso and lot or piece o. ground sit1
u,ed the north side of Unon street 10 the city of
Nashville between College ana Cherry streets, No.
"a fronting 81 leot on Union street. aud running back
20 feet, being the same property conveyed TO " W.
Huddieston by y b Rob rtson and registered ia The
Register office Of Davdson County, rcnuro ssee being
Efy aJudgmont rendered On favor Of Hyde and Free
man, against J. W. Huddloston.
JAMES M. HINTON,
June 1I-3t Sheriff Of n C.
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SheriR,s Sale.

DN virtue Of an execution % me directed, and de-
ID lIvcrad from Che Honorable Circuit Court OF nav
idsun County Tenn, at it March term, 1901 Twill OK
The Court house yard, Ia The city of Nashville, sat
ufday, The g6'h Of July, 1852, aN the right, title,
claim, interest ard estate which 4 ID. Elliott then
Dad, or may have since acquired, u and Co. che tow-
ing tract OF land bounded as follows, to wit Begin
liug iu The middle Of The Frukun aud Nashville
Turnpike road, at A s. C1rry'a tuuth cast corner
running thence south GsA' west 81 poles % elton e
neug a. 3 turry's sTuth-wcst corner and one W u
Lawrence Deceased, east boundary, thence south 20
east song said lawrcuces east boundary 20 poles 10
stone James A. Woods uorth. newest corner, thence
notih oSA, cast llll poles 60 the middle OF said
lurnikeroad, being JAS a. Wood north oast ctrper
llence along The mt'irc NJ said Turnpike road north
Zl'Ai west 20 rs poles 60 The begnuIus CONTAINING
ofN three acres more or less, being levied on AZ sc
pfolerly VI 4 d, Elliott, 20 saliafy Judgment ron
gorcdn avor or Thompson a Co, agalut ID M
J. NJ HINTON, Sbcrln OF d.. C.
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sherif's Sale.

DI virtue OF o Ycndilion exponas 90 mo directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at rs March Term
1902, Will expose u public sale, 90 the highest bid-
der for cash at the Court house Var IN the city 0f
Nashville, on saturday the 26th day of July sG2
all the right tito, claim, interest and estate, which
John Corbitt then had, or may have siuce acquired
IN ana 10 The following described lot Of ground be-.
CHING az D. a. Iarrg, souh cas-, corner, On Maple
street, running uDuthwudIy 90 feet % stake,
stake an alley, thence with said alley go feet Co
stake BOO said j. A. Tlr-' south Wozt corner thence
along said Farris' south boundary line 90 the begin.
ing being cyitd ON AS thg property of John Cor.
BIT, 90 satisfy JudgmcurrpuIgreI Iu favor urTas.
Barnes, against ~ j. uorbllt n. b. C1rbitt, john Cor.
bItt and +. r. DUrhitt.
JAMES N. HINTON,
june lI-3t shcruorU'C.
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sberif,s Sale.

Dl virtue q a vgudit.oui expouas TO me directed,
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF davidson County, Tennessee, al It' March Term,
lh62, viii expo 20 public sale 20 the hi hest bid
der, foT cash. at The Courthouse Yard in the City Of
Nashville, on saturday, the Goth lay of July, 1867,
all The right, title, claim, interest aud estate which
G. K Winston then had, or may have moe arquir.
cd in and O. the following Described real tU Two
lots uumh RS and 9, fuutrg 40 fost each on li-h
street, AMI ruunag back 40 feet 10 10 tcrt alloy
and situ tod 90 the sth Ward Of the City OF Nash
yiIlr aud bUng numbers 2 and 3 On ule plan OF lots
Of Alexander Campbell and wife For further fer.
Cuce Bce book Is, page Gao In Registers OHicc OF
Davidson county, tennessee, bgiug levied on as the
property Of c. X Winston, Go satisfy Judgment
render d ia favor OF Winfield Knight against T. X
Winston, a. shluEland and I'm Woods
IAS. NJ HINT0N,
June Il, lsO2-3t Sheriff Of p e.
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SheriFs Sale

- virtue Of venditIoni eypcnas 90 uic directed
- and delivered from ,he Honorable Circuit Court
1892 will eNpogc 20 public sale 10 me biyhrsi lId
der, ior cash. 40 the Court house Yard u the CIV OF
hashviIe, on saturday, The 2a.h dsy Of July. 1882
a." ~, right 'toi Claim, into est and ostttn which
'u the blowing DESCRIBED House and IoI or piece OF
ground situated ON the slst side OF Clec, sitoot n
Hon,h Nnshvlep lay idFou County, Tcuucsscr, front.
ius 10 ieet ON College street. ami running back 1856
iret TO an alley, adjoining the property Of smith
lan'Acy on the north, and Rrrstcu ou the south,
being the same bought by D. Bel, ur Isaac Paul and
registered u The Rogst re- otlcc Of Davidson County,
being levied on us the rrpcrty OF T. Bell to satisfy
a Judgment rendered in favor e r. ". 81. A. Chill
too Against BILL a Bros. and Isaac Paul
June Is, lsG2--3t ShoriT of H. q
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

Nashville, Tenn, May 8, 1925
WHEREAS, Certain persons, unfriendly
and hostile to the Government of the
United States, have banded themselves
together, and are now going at large
through many of the counties in this
State, arresting, maltreating and plum
dering Union citizens wherever found;
Now, therefore, /, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, by
virtue of the power and authority in me
vested, do hereby proclaim that in every
instance in which Union man is ar
rested and maltreated by the marauding
bands aforesaid, five or more rebels from
the most prominent in the immediate
neighborhood shall be arrested, impris-
oned, and otherwise dealt with as the
nature of the case may require. And
further, in all cases in which the property
of citizens loyal to the Government of
the United States is taken or destroyed,
full and ample remuneration shall be
made TO them out Of the property Of such
rebels in the vicinity as have sympathiz-
ed with, and given aid, comfort inlor-
nation or encouragement to the parties
committing such depredations.
This order will be executed in letter
and spirit. All citizens are hereby
warned under heavy penalties from en-
pertaining, receiving or encouraging such
persons so banded together or in any wise
Connected Herewith.
BY the Governor;
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARp III. EAST.
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shorifs Sale.

DN virtue Of a vcnditiOui eNpOnas TO me directed,
ID and dClive'ed from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County Tennessee, at its March term
1882 will expose to public sale, 90 the highest bid
der, for cash. at the Court house Yard, IN the City uf
Nashville, on Saturday, the l6h day OF July 1902,
oil the right, title claim, interest ana estate which
ID. Rutland then had, On may have sine acquired,
IN and to the following described tract or parcel of
land In the 9th Ciyil district Of Davidson County
State Of tennessee on the waters Of stones river con
taiuing by estimation 25 acres and bounded as fol.
lows beginning at a gtako IN W Pullcys south boun-
dairy line, themes west IS poles 10 q spanish Oak
in taid Pulley south limo, thence south % poles to
spanish oak, thence south east 3S poles 10 stone,
thence east II poles 20 hickory and dogwood thence
North 100 poles 90 the bcgmmg bong levied ON as he
property of. b. Rutland, % satisfy Judgment rem
dered IN iayor Of b. II. Childress againstW. r Rut-
land, Jas Rutland, Thos 1, Northern, J b. Rutland
and W, g. Rutland,
JAMES N. HINTON,
June ll--3t sheriff Of y. Q.
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Sherif,s Sale.

DI virtue Of Yanitiuni cxpona3 20 me directed,
ID and delivered 'front.' the Honorable Circuit Court
q Davidson County, Tennessee, at les March Term,
1862 will expose 90 puhC sal o. The highest bid
der, for cash. at the CUur-hOus' Hael ia the City of
Nashville, on saturday, the goth day Of July lsG2,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then b. Il, or may have since acquired in
aud 10 the following described tract parce of lani
in the City Of Nashville, Davidson County state Of
Tennessee, as follows fronting % feet on the west
side Of Market St Re erouco be haI by referring
to book 90 page 5l5. ,83 cetWGs conveyed TO Isaac
Paul by deed, on tue Isl day of January, 1850,
and lies Immediately between the Above named so
feet, deed of Robert lawkny' ground, being part oi
the same property formerly owned by Nelson Specie,
heng 900 slma property conveyed by deed from b.
Woodhn 10 Isaac tau, registered in the Register s
office Of Davidson County iu book 81, page 40, being
levied on as The property Of Isaac Paul 20 satisfy q
Judgment rendered ln fyar Of WIN. n. Watkins
against j. W RirlwDlI and Isaac Paul
j. 81 HINTON,
June "a, 15G2.-lt. sheriff Of ID. e.
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Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of Venditoni Fxpon8s 70 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davds n County, Tennessee, a, It's March Term
1907, Will expose 10 public sac, 10 the highest bid
der, for cash at the Courthouse Yard IN The City Of
Nashville, on Saturday, the 20 day Of Ju'y, 1869
all the right tito, claim, Interest and estate
which Eiza Lyons then had, or may have since ac-
qurcd Ia and 70 the following derorbcd Ut OF Ground
situated IN Davidson County State Of Tenn'ssee
bounded as follows GA the west side OF Capitol Hili
ia the city q Nashville being part Of the lots known
CUCkril's lots, aud part " lots No 10 commencing
at the south Of the sad lot No H. aud running
90 feet In uorlher.y direction 70 street laid on
through said property, thence with said 5 rect 30
feet thence ia a sOutherly drCctinn 80 feet In a line
parallel to the nrst and thence IS feet TO the place OF
the beginning. Being the same property conveyed
by Isaac Paul TO liza Lyons registered In the Regis
ters 0ace Of Davidson County, in book H. page 442
being levied on as the property Of Ella Lyons 10 "a
Efy judgment rendered in 'ayor of WillIlin FodwcI
against the said Eliza Lyons.
J. NJ HINTON,
June 10, lsC2 shcrln Of u. &.
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sherif7s Sale,

Dl yiurc OF a yeudiuoui eEpouas 10 me directed,
ID aud delivered from che Honorable Cnuu Court
of Hyidrun County, Tennessee Of its March Term,
der CO.. CASH at che tOurthouEc Yard, l 300 Coy %
Nashville, ou saturday, tlo z6th day Of July, lsU.
al the right Ute .a'r inirrcri aud estate, which
N y turuiit then BAD, or meg have tllce acquired
u aud o. TIE following described Tract of Land D jog
ln Davidson County State 90 ienuosses, ir rrlr' Ce
Gee book no. pages 2s5 aud 2s{ No. bounded as
follows beginning pn stake 90 NAliseltb Huri tbe
northeast corner 0f Doc 80. end 40 3 poIHs north
of Asl running thence northeast 6sar poles to a
stake bon Mmuris line thcnes west ~ poles tl tbn
Wariy With saII Coutfe t1 Che northwest corner uf
said Doe no o. thence Hith che uurth boundary 81
SAID .0t % thC beginning, c0utaIaIus llfiy eight
100 uHlaa which thgra las been cold UI uT lh
Hrr.s, which leaves about 10 or 5acs beirF levied
u1 as th0 property %, a. ,oTliu. 90 satisfy IadE.
mont reuaerBI iu favor Uf James Barnes against a
D. C0rbti r. CoIuitt, j Clrbitt and u M C1rb.u
JANIS N HINTON
June lir ls62-3t sheriff ~ %. 6
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Sherif,s Sale.

DG virtue Of a vendiuUn expOn1s 70 me directed,
ID and delivered from tile Hoaorable Circuit Court
q DAVIDSON County, Tennt ssoe, at its March Term,
1867 viii expose 10 public sac, 10 lGo bighost bid
der for Sd, at the Court house yard in the City Of
Nashville oh the 10Th day Of July 1902 all the ght
title, claim, interest and estate, which = Shack
lott then had or may have since acquired In and to
the following described tract Cf land25 acres Of land
y berg the undivided interest Lelong.ug 10 J. s.
Shacscit, IN a 100 acre tract q land known as the
smith Ogevies Heirs tract Il land lyingin DAVIDSON
County, and district No. Z, and bounded follows
On the North by the lands Of Ezels heirs on the
west by the lands CT John Roller and j. J. White
on the south by the lands Of Samuel Kimbro and J.
J. White on the east by the lands of s Shacklctt
being levied on as tho properly Of S Shack EFT to
satisfy Judgment rendered 10 favor Of Thaddeus
Hargrave against J. 5. Shacklett
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
june I5-3t sheriff of d. e.
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United States of America:
MIDnLE DIsrRIgr or TENNEssE..


NETlIEREAs a libel OF Information was 0lci with.
w In and for the Middle District of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the Goth day Of May, 4. d , 1862, by
John Grmble, EFQ., Attorney for the United STA 80
for the Middle District OF Tennessee, who prusrCutcs
hcreu ON behalf Of the United states against a Cer-
tain lot aud the Buildings thereon, situated fronting
on Marx street, iu the city of Nashville, known as
Ellis q Mu1rrs Foundry and Machine Shop. East Of,
and near Broad street, m The City of Nashville also,
all the nnchiuery, tools, fixtures mud imp emputs
ind mltgual connected with llit lot and Foundry
and Machine shop aud Building fur reasons and
causes m sail libel of information mentioned and
pras ing process against the said property that the
same Dee CunIctnnci as fort 'itcd.
Now, thee fore, In pursuance Of the montiou under
the seal uI said Court Co mo directed and delivered
DO hereby give public notice t0 an persons claiming
sail property iu any manner Interested therein.
that they Doe and appear before slI Circuit Court 60
De held at tha city OF Nashville iu aud Cor said Dis.
Uict ON the 10th day of October 1862 at no To- clock n
the forenoon of that day then aud there Co utorpo-c
their claims, aud O. make their allegations in thar
behalf D.. h glass OCK
Juno "a iAH'.-llt n 3. Marshal. NJ D. Y.