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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24


sin, 5TiaHesoo, KaitlcIy ard Missouri.
CORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL RE GIVEN or
" any soldier from the above States, whether
SICK, WoUSDEp, KILLED, on TANEN PRISONER, and
in what battles he may havo been engaged, and
whore his regiment Is stationed,
Information will also be given Of the condition Of
auy sick wounded soldier ia ~. Louis Louisville,
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
in the Western Department and where those killed
in battle, have died from their wounds, are buri
ed and where those taken prisoners are con
fined.
This is the only Army Intelligence Office in tho
Department Of Re Siississippi, Western Depart
ment,and information Of soldiers from any OF the
above States lie given at any time by calling or
writing to the Army Intelligence OGies.
Persons writing will please give the name OF the
soldier, what state he enlisted in, and tho number of
his regiment. Charges for any kind of Army Intoli-
gence win DO Two DOLLARS and any person writing
VIII please enclose tho amount, n order TO secure
attention TO their inquiries
Address Army Intelligence Once, 81. Louie, No.,
in care p o. Boz 1913. May IS, lS62--ly
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CINCINNATI, q.

ITEEPs constantly ON hand q large supply Of Strin
IA and Brass and German SILVER Military Band In
strunents which he ran offer at as low prices any
Eastern house. Orders by mail Or Express promptly
attended TO- may8-2W
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24

Large quantities Of tobacco arrive
here daily op the cars from the inte-
rior. Cotton keeps pouring in
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o." Lunch for the thousand, al the
White House, on Deaderick street Daily
at 10 o'clock A.
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AVIAN Guarding Diamonds.

The most profound adamantoiogist in
the world is the Duke Of Brunswick Ile
has in his possession three million dol
lars worth OF diamonds. He has lust
published a catalogue Of his diamonds.
and IN the appendix there is a notice of
the most celebrated diamonds in the
world The catalogue numbers not less
than 26S quarto pages. Il gives, with
great detail, list Of his diamonds. n
relates how this once adorned a Turkish
sabre, that a royal diadem. anotber an
imp rial collar a fourth grand olccto-
rial hat this black diamond was an
idiots eye that brilliant rose diamond
was taken from the Emperor Baber AT
Agra, at weighs II Carais and is worth
$4,000 those were the waistcoat hut
tons Of the Emperor Don Pedro this dia-
mond ring, with the cypher IN. s." be-
longcd 70 Mary Queen Of SCOTS that
pair Of earrings hung once ON Marie
AntOineite.
lie has plenty Of diamonds worth
$4,000, S3OOOO, aud $4,000 opiccc
two worth 100000 each, one S7OOUO and
one $4,000 lie is IN treaty now for
two diamonds one Of which is worth
S2S2,uOO, aud the other worth SG5OOOO
The Duke Of Brunswick dare not leave
Paris at any period Of the year: his dia-
mouds keep him chained there. lie dare
not sleep from home lsome people reckon
tins liberty Of pillow one Of the great
franchises Of Paris) a single night
lie lives in house constructed not sp
much Tor comfort az security. Itisbar
glar- proof surrounded on every side by
a high wall. The wall itself Is sur
mounted by lofty iron railing. defend
ed by innumcrablc sharp spcar-hcads.
which are SO coulriycd that II any per
son touches any one Of them, a chime Of
bells begin instantly 10 ring an alarm
This iron railing cost him Sli, l2T lie
keeps his diamonds in safe, built in
thick wall. His bed b. placed against II
that no burglar may break into II with.
out killing, or al least awakiug him. and
that he may amusr himself without lray-
ing his bed
The safe is lined with granite and with
iron. The locks have a secret which
must be known before they are opened
! If they are opened by violence. "A dis
charge Of firearms takes place, which
wall inevitably Kin the burglar and al
the same time a chime Of bells ia every
room Of the house is set a ringing.
lie has but one window in his bed
room The sash is Of the stoutcst iron
the shutters are Of thick sheet iron, and
cannot be entered unless one be- master
/ ol the secret combinations Of the lock
] case Of dozen G-baueIod reviewers,
loaded and capped. lies on a table with
pa reach of his bed. Would you like 10
be IN his place,
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NO. 66.
From taa Albany o. y Journal
l"Pack Them on"

Gov johnson is dealing with Rebel
citizens just as, after war had been de-
clarcd the patriots Of the Revolution
treated tories who did not keep still
but kept plotting-that is, he is packing
them of South. In printing several or
ders OF the Military Governor, the Nash
vile Union says:-"Gentlemen who per
sist in uttering rebellious sentiments NAV
prepare for speedy trip South, they
cannot remain here. They can no more
be tolerated than scorpions adders, or ia
rantulas, in any orderly community.
which has any regard for its own safe
ty."-Bo5tou Post
We are not sure but this is the most
effective way Of dealing with the more
noisy and addlc-headed Rebels. As for
the leaders, nothing short of hemp will
meet Wel case; but we can hardly apply
this treatment 10 the common herd of
treasOn-spouters that do the dirty work
for Mcssrs. Davis Il Co in the Southern
cities. Neither does il pay to put these
fellows under arrest. IL costs more TO
Jail and feed them than their necks are
worth. Besides, il enables them TO pur-
chase kind of cheap martyrdom which
we can hardly afford 10 let them enjoy.
Why not then, as the Nashville Union
suggests, pack OIL" the traitors and send
them South? Why not eject them from
the pale Of the Federal protection and
the Federal authority? 7ley will have
no reason TO complain. They defy the
Government, and have no right TO demand
its fOrbearance. They put themselves in
the position of outlaws and must expect
TO suffer the penalties of bad citizenship.
Having made war against it and found
themselves worstcd, they must submit
TO such punishment as it may see fit to
impose.
Nor will il be found 80 difficult TO car
ry this system Of packing Off" into
practice. The number of these mischief
mongers in the different cities occupied
by our forces is comparatively small.
They do not constitute one twentieth
part of the population. They are made
up, for the most part, Of idlers, black
legs, and ward politicians. They are
generally bankrupt in fortune as they
are bankrupt in character The great
mass of the citizens, however disloyal
their prOcliyltes, are well behaved.
They bow philosophically TO the decrees
of fortune, They desire TO be "let alone"
| to pursue their peaceful ayocations
They are content TO submit to a Govern
ment that permits them TO 20 about their
own business.
Let the brawlers be wecded OUTLET
the demagogues who spend their time in
plotting mischief be cxpelled--let every
one who resists the Federal power or
strives TO bring il into CONTEMPT be
packed oil'--and the captured cities
would soon become sclf-goyerninp. Rid
OF the "agitators," the people would turn
their attention TO domestic affairs. and
society would slide back into its old rut
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O o F.

JouV b. IIpr, Grpud Secretary should Dee addressed
at NaduUr, Tenn.
T,tmc,sss Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday Even.
iug at their Hall on the corner Of uuiou aud sum.
mer streets. The officers for the prcsont term, arc
r a. Mcbride, g., %. s. Iosuour, v G.i john W
Hlc, Secretary =. l.. Marshall, Treasurer.
Ti,rps IaIgs, 49, lo-Nccls al tho same place
every Monday Evening The officers are Robert
Thompson, NG., q. 4. Campbell, NGi Houry Ap-
PIE, Secretary 70. D. Brown, Trcusuu'r.
snIrg lodge, 30 0o-Ncos at their IhIl, ON South
Cherry street, every Friday bycniug The officers
are p, Kcpley. Nc, u. &. Covert, NGi T. b.
Hudcn, Secretary W, NJ Mallory Treasurer.
Auroro lodge NO. 100 Germany Meets at the
Hall, corner of Union and summer streets, oycry
Thursday Evening The officers are n nruhelbcIss,
No; Charles Rich a., john uerbcuch, Secretary;
Geo soIlorlo Treasurer.
RiIJe'y EsggmrmrHL So. Meets at Che above Hail
m tho nrst and u..rI Wednesdays of each month
The odcoru are q. 3 Iesuour, Cpi j. g. Mills. HPi
+. n Mcbride, SW., D. p Coleman } wv, r. n Me.
Even, Scribe b. d Gutter, Treasurer,
ulus Branch F.arlurmrll 80. A-N,cts at uo
above nan ou thc second and fourth Wednesday
uights Of each month. The olngors are b. Lehman,
or. Jas T B,u, Hr, Horny Apple sw5 I.L
Hitchcock, Jw D C. Moss, Scribe, n. Nardr
Treasurer
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DAVIDSON COUNTY DlRECToRY-Ca Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS

P5s,-Hoadquartors on High street Gen. DumOnt
commanding.
Diarici-Headquarter on Summer street. (Dr.
Ford's rcsdence) Capt Groen, A. A. G..
Proroa MarslaI-llcadquarters on Church street
(Female Academy) Col, Stanley Matthews.
Chi.f ds5istam Quurtsrmos'rr - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge Catron's rcsidenCc.)
Capt J. d. Bingham.
Aoi,iqt Qalytsr,uastcr-C Chattanooga Bepot-Capt.
r Stevenson.
assistant Qauyiamuaer -- Vine street, near Mrs.
Polk's residence Capt. r. n. Lamb
A,sistHt Quortermagcr-No. 81, Market street.
Capt. }. N. Hale
chief Coumis5ary Headquarters, No. 10, Vine st.
Capt r. Maolcely.
Couuuissory u suLrsace-BIoad street. Capt $.
Little.
Assistant CJH1ai,,ayy gf fSaJ,isieHco-Coner Of Broad
and Market streets. Lieut. e. Allen,
Medical Direcior-Summer street or. Forl's old
rcsidence) Surgeon r. sWiu.
Medical prreyor's OGce-Church street, Masonic
Building j. R. Puutr, Surgeon, 9Th Kentucky In
fautry, Acting Medical Purveyor.
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Subsistence Stores for Sale.

OFFICE OF ACTING COMDiIssARY SUBSISTENCE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, June 10 30, 1862.
DY ORDER Of Commanding General of District of
ID the Ohio, / Will expose 20 Public sale, at the
store house Of the Issuing Commissary, Broad
aud College Streets, on SATURDAY, JUNE 2lst, 1862,
at 10 O'Clock, NJ, the ioloTlug Subsistence stores,
(Cuudemned) viz
One G) BARREL, continuing Que hundred and
~ sixty nine 900 pounds OF kluF, damaged by
mould.
INIFrY OSE (5I) BARREIS containing ten thou
l. sand three hundred aud niuety-ulne (iO, ,ag9)
pounds Of HoNlNY, Damaged hy meala.
ALSO,
the following Articles, captured FROM the stores a.
rebels In arms against the Z. s. Government via .
ONE LOT or MlLLET SEFD contained iu forty
~ (4O) bags
fINMO (2) BALES containing three hundred and
L twenty 1920 pounds OF HOPS
TERMS- CASH at time Of sale payable tn United
states Treasury Notes. CHARLES ALLEN,
juncl7-td lst Lieut.. 3rd Ohio Vols, and a. g.
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The report Of q late meeting Of the
Bishops Of the Methodist church South
al Atlanta says
Bishop Early moved that the Publish
ing House at Nashville be lsit, for The
present in charge of the General Boob
Agent and Publishing Committe, 10 be-
managed by them according 10 their best
judgment
Bishop EARLY is rather late in bis
motion, as Uncle Sam will attend 10 that
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OF what earthly use is a traitor TO the
Government? Is it not the widest alb
surdity imaginable to put ourselves to the
least trouble toprotect their rights Had
we not better teach them that they have
no rights?
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The editor Of the Louisville JouUa'
just conyersed with O gentleman from
Huntsville, who says that a strong Union
feeling exists ia and around Huntsville,
and that scores Of persons, both citizens
and rebel soldiers, daily make applioa-
ton TO take the oath Of allegiance to the
Federal Government
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Bishop HU8Ws Is now in Rome, where
tits said, he win remain 90 attend the cer-
omoDy Of the eaHonization Of che mar
tyrs Of Japan. lie has presented Ills
holiness the Pope with the snug sum Of
S2O1ODo, collected for that purpose from
'the faithful" iu bis diocese.
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Take the UniOul

It has a far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
tits the qgieial newspaper Of the United
States for Tennessee.
1t is the o8ieiol newspaper Of the State af
Tennessee
II gives the latest neios from The Military
Department South, and later than any otler
paper
1t has immediate communication ,0ih the
Military Headquarters, which no other
paper here has.
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The Boston Courier speaks of doubt
ing facts Wol0eUer ,0eH authenticated they
may be-" We are afraid the Courier,
like a certain eminent historian lately
deceased, will soon refuse to buckle its
faith to anything,
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson cOunnty, june 10th, 1862 negro man
" who says his name Is DANIEL SAYS be belongs
10 Richard DOss, Of Marshall county Ala. age about
n or % years weighs go or los ibs feet inohoa
high no marks color black The Owuer is request.
ed 20 come forward, prove property and pay charges
as the law directs J. y. HINT0S,
iuncl8-3t Sheriff and Jalor d. C.
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Committed TO Iail

OF Davidson County, Tenn. May 26th, 1852, a ne
~ gro woman, who says her name Is SUE, and
says she belongs 10 James Hunter, Of Williamson
county, Tenn about 27 years sld feet 8 inches
high, weighs about 100 or 1876 pounds, very black
The requested 10 come forward, prsye prop
erty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
Junc6-9t Shcrlf aud Jail0r Of d. c.
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Proposals for Fresh Beet.

ANMMlhrAhh r hhEltht I
NAsWIIiE, Tenn, june H. 1902 !
GEAED PROPOSALS viii be- received at my oflce
- until ~ OCloCk, N Saturday, june a. 1902 ilr
furnishing the United States troops sewing Ia 'The
District OF the uhi0' south OF the Ohio river with
Fresh Beef Tor threc months, commencing July D.
aud ending September 80, 1862.
The Beef must be hrst quality. aud from ftctrs
weighing not less than 100 pounds FrDss To he de-
yered az the camps iu equal proportions " fore and
hind quarters meek and sh1rks eNcuted) IN such
Quantities as may be from tmp Co time required
Esch proposal must De accompanied by the names
AMI residences Of two Eurtos, who are Individually
required 20 be worth DO prop ry the value of e. 900
Proposals Will be endorsed " Proposals fIr Fresh
Beef, aud directed 20
Capt R. MACFEElY,
Il7-M Com Sub us A., Nashville, Tenn
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The taxable property in Cincinnati is
worth S9lOO00O0 or within one million
of the value Of all the land in Middle
Tennessee, and forty millions more than the
value Of all the land in West Tennessee.
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Some loyal and poetical editor says
that he admires PQpSs Works exceeding
ly. How does he like McClellan's Lines
on RieImoqd and Beauregard's poetry Of
motion?
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June l5. 1902 a negro man
" who says his name is ANDREW; and belongs TO
Vim Martin, Of Davidson county, Tenn, aged about
Is or 10 ycars weighs 1856 or 40 pounds feet 90
inches higu color black marks. The owner is re.
quested 70 come forward, prove property aud pay
charges as tho law directs.
J NJ. HINTON,
junel5-3t Sheriff and Jaior Off c.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1902, negro
~ girl, who says her name Is JOANNA, and belongs
TO Robert Williams, of Franklin, KA, age Hb1ut u
or is years feet inches high weighs about 100
pounds dark copper color. The owner is requested
60 come forward prove property, and ray charges as
the law directs j. NJ. HINTON,
une20-3t Sheriff and JailOr Of D. G..
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Some Of our contemporaries are trying
to interpret the symbolical letters c. S. A.
One says they signify Conquered States
of America" another, "Colored States
Of America" Possibly they mean Con-
founded Stupid Asses.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County Tenn, June 9th, 1862, a ne
~ gro girl, named SALLIE; says she belongs to
Irwin Hoguc, Of Maury County, Tenn, SAID girl is
about Is or 20 years old weighs about 100 or l3O
pounds feet inches high two small scars on
forehead scar on upper lip at the edge Of the
copper color
The owner Is requested TO come flrward prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
j. NJ. HINTON,
juueS-3t Sheriff and JSilOr OF d. @.
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NIGHT POLICE,
COUNTY OFFICERS,

SOON SEE tSENS'
SleriF-Iamcs NJ. Hinton. Dspaies-Thomus Hob.
son and J X buchanan,
Register -Phiucas Garrett
Tit,,ics-W. Jasper Taylor.
Coroner--N, II Belchor
Rlugrr-Johu Corbtt
Rttsuus Collector. q. Brlry.
Railroad Toy C5UJc'gT-W d. Robertson
Csulubl' tor The Nu,lUUr Bdrlr'-lohu d. Cover
and F.. Newman
COUNTY COURT,
Jugge-Hou. James Whitworth.
Clrl-P. Lindsey Nichol
As- Tho Judges Court meets the Grst Monday in
each month aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, ts held the FIRST Mon
day in January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
,Goiye-IIon Nathaniel Baxter.
C7c,k-Davd G Love,
As- The Court meets the nrt Monday in March
aud september,
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judgs-Hou. william X Turner.
Cluk-Charlos B. pggons.
A. The Court meets the Nrot Monday in April. An.
gust aud December.
CHANCERY COURT,
ChnrasIlor-Uon Samuel D. Tucrson
CllrL and nilsrr-J b Glcwos.
as- The Court meets the 0rst Monday m May nud
November
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The Huntsville yAlaJ Ru-He says
that the rumor that the Kentucky aud
Tennessee regiments in the Confederate
army nave 10 bc constantly guarded 90
prevent them from deseriing in body
is daily couJbornlod by prisoners aud
dc5crters.
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OF Davidson county, on June the 18th, 1852, a ne.
~ gro man, who says his name Is JIM says he Des
longs TO James Davis OF Wilson county Tenn aged
about Is years weighs l25 or 1870 pounds feet 6lt
inches high color very black no marks. The
owner Is requested to come forward prove property
aud pay charges as the law Directs
]. ~ HINTON,
Juuclb-H Sheriff and JallOr OF ID. Q,
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 27, 1862

We would like for any financier to tell
us how Gen. MCCLELLAN can be expected
TO make an aiUaHce on Richmond when
Richmond has been JuSiea for at least
twelve months. However he seems to be
investing Richmond with all his resources.
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Committed to Jail

~ Davidson county, on the l2h OF June, ls62l a
~ negro man who SAYS his name s DAVID aud
says De belongs to IICy san .h, of Davidson county
Truu. aye about ~ ynars Weighs lt3 ur $50 pounds
feet \. Iu5hos uIsh uo marks color baUk. The
owner ~ requested 30 come forward, prove pro
pyrly aud pay charges as che law directs,
j N HINTON,
Juuols-2t sheriff and Jalor OF D. @
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Oommirted TO Lail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, q negro man
~ who lays Ibis name is MILTON says ho belongs
20 Joseph Carter, u Marshall county, Ala ago about
p yeurs weighs 1855 pounds o feet inches high
color black scar by burn above tho right wrist -
The owner is requested 20 come forward prove pro.
pory, and pay charges as the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON,
iuueiS-3t Sheriff aud Jailor d. C.
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NOTICEi

nh SATURDAY,, tho gsA DAY UF JUNF. 1902
- VIII expose 90 public sale, 90 Che highest bidder
l'i CASH at che N1lri Hau7e n tlH County Hf David
slnr Nteho MAN. named lEaTJFHEs. aged about
81 years levied uu Al the property 0l JuHu W naT
t.ul To satisfy one tI fa iu nay hands Iu nTur uf y
D harlrd Clerk aud Master uf thg tnaUnUrE Court
at hg hgA.uuElNe lruursaUc. against John NJ. Maruu
and " HHrTs. sa.r Within ila usual hHurs
NAY pa, labl-tl D. M HINUIh rhaUH.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June nth, 1862, negro mau
~ who says bis name Is AARON says be belongs %
10 Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about l40 or las pounds feet inches
high no marks color black. The owner Is request
cd TO come forward, prove property aud pay charges
the law directs y NJ HINTON,
IuuelS-3t sheriff and JlilOT ulD. q.
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Gen. BANKS troops carried their rations
in a novel way lately The officers hay-
ing found a quantity Of crackers left by
the Maine regiment upon the road, they
were distributed to the men, who, taking
off their pantaloons and tying the end of
each leg with string, they filled them
with crackers, and proceeded in their
under clothing.
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ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Louisville A NashysleRR Train leaves at 7a5, AN.
au sc ' 80, b NJ.
Nashville a Decatur RR Tnu leaves at 600, AN.
arr at 90, Pm.
Nash 4 Chat,auoog, RR Train leaves a' 1000. AN.
arr U a2at pm.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, May 80, 1869, a negro man,
~ who says hls name rs JACK says be belongs 60
Thus. Dickson, OF Montgomery county, Tom. about
% years old o icot "a inches high weighs about
1856 pounds color black several scars on each hand
The Owner is requested iO come forward, prove PRO
pCrty, and pay charges, as tho law directs.
NJ HINTON
JuucB-3t sheriff and Jailur OF ID. g.
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ShnriR,s Sale

RE virtue OF an execution TO me directed, and de.
- livered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Ia.
wilson County, Tennessee, at ITS March term 1902
Will expose TO public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court house Yard, in the city Of Nash
ville on saturday, the 26th day Of july 1902 all the
ight title, cain, interest and estate which c. d.
Elliott then had or may have since acquired in and
70 the following described tract Of land bounded as
follows, 10 wit Beginning In the middle Of the
Franklin and Nashville Turnpike road at A. y
Ourrys, south east corner, running thence south
Gs4o, west 81 poles to a stone, being A. s. Currys
southwest corner and one W Z. lawrenne, deceased
east boundary thence south 2 east along said Law
Woods northwest corner, thence north G8ll. east
Ill poles 20 the middle Of said Turnpike road being
James A. Woods north east corner thence along the
middle Of said Turnpike road north q y, west 10 25
poles TO the beginning containing forty. three acres
more or less being levied on az the property Of c. D.
Elliott TO satisfy judgment rendered in favor Of
Thompson Co., against Z. D. Elliott
J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff Of D. C.
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Exchange and Banking Office,

'INHE undersigned have opened an ulIaa al No 90.
L College street, (Merchaut. Bank BuildI8r1 ta
buy and seu EHchauEc Gold -ud silver Uncarreut
ths city promptly attended 10.
A. @. SANFORD CO.