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The Portland daily press., 1862-12-03

STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, ss:
Supreme Judicial Court October Term, 1862
OLIVE JANE QUINBY Libt for divorce rs
" CHARLES q. QUINBY.
This is libel for divorce bearing date Oct 20 1862
and was entered in Court at this term. Marriage of
the parties is alleged TO have taken place MAY 1lth
1851 Causes of divorce alleged are, adultery alleged
TO have been committed by said Charles q. Qunby
with woman unknown; neglect TO provide a suita-
Bile and comfortable home and proper support and
maintenance for complainant and her child Clara ID.
Quinby personal abuse and desertion The libel also
prays that the custody and education of said Clara
ID. Quinby may be entrusted TO said libelant.
State of Maine.
CUMBERLAND IS:
AT the Supreme Judicial Court begun and held at
Portland, within and for said County of Cumber-
land, on the second Tuesday of October, Ammo
Domn 1862,
Upon the foregoing libel Ordered That the libeant
give notice to all persons interested in the prayer
Judicial Court, TO be holden at Portland, within and
for the County of Cumberland, the third Tuesday
of January next. by publishing abstract of said
libel and this order thereon three weeks successfully
in the Maine State Press printed in Portland the last
publication 10 be thirty days at least before the sitting
of said Court, that they may then and there in
said Court appear, and shew cause, If any they have
why the prayer of said belant should not be granted
Attest, ID. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
Abstract of libel and order of Court thereon.
Attest, ID. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
,,u,,ed States District Court.

IN ADMIRALTY. WARE, j., PRESIDING.
Yesterday, in this Court, in the case of Thom-
of Gloucester, wherein the crew had libelled
the vessel for their share of the catch, in con-
sequence Of the master having sold the cargo
and ran off with the proceeds, some OF the
owners appeared and defended the case After
a hearing, Judge Ware ordered a final decree
to be entered for the sale of the vessel, and
for the payment of the crews proportion of
the catch of fish, together with the costs, TO
be paid out of the proceeds. F. Fox for libel
Iants Howard & Strout for respondents.
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THE DEPARTURE OF THE 1920" FROM LIv-
ERPooL.-In conversation with an officer Of
the steamship Jura, now in port, he informed
us that the rebel steamer "290,n on the occa-
sion Of her departure from Liverpool, went out
on a trial trip, having on board a number of
ladies and gentlemen of that city, and that
when they got outside, the steamer signalled
for tug, and when that arrived, Capt. Semmes
put all his guests on board of her, and sent
them back to Liverpool, and stood out TO sea.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-03

NEW YORK STEAMERs.--After this week,
the line of steamers between this port and
New York will run semi-weekly. This will
be great desideratum to our merchants, as
Of late the freights, both ways, for these
was unable to take it all. The line has been
run with great regularity, and the attentive
agents at this port, Messrs. Emery & Fox, have
done all in their power to forward the freight
as fast as possible. Another boat on the route
will relieve them from the incubus of freight
waiting for a chance.
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Municipal Court--Dec. ?.

Robert Lister and George Prin, the two
sailors who had a fight on the dump on
Monday, as mentioned in our issue of yester-
day, were brought up for committing an al-
fray. They pleaded guilty, and were fined SO
and one half of the costs each, which they
paid and were discharged.
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N- j. w. Hathaway, Esq, State Agent at
Washington, writes that contributions of
woollen underciothing, shirts, undershirts,
drawers and stockings, will be gratefully re-
ceived and faithfully distributed, if sent to the
Maine State Agency, No. 273 F street, Wash
ington, ID. c."
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eB- The telegraph, yesterday, reported that
DR.. Perry, Of this city, Surgeon of the 10th
Maine, has been dropped from the rolls for be-
ing absent. We understand that Dr. Perry re-
signed his situation before he left the regiment
to return to Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-03

SALE OF A VEssEL.-The fishing schooner
Susan L. Brown, of Gloucester, Mass, 92 35-
95ths tons burthen, was sold at auction yester-
doy by decree of the United States District
Court. She brought $1,000, and was purchased
by Freeman Hodgdon of Boothbay.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-03

A CoSvENIENcE.-An enterprising owner
Of job wagon, yesterday, established "wag-
on line" for crossing Commercial street. On
hiscart he had painted "three cents for pas
sage" which was cheap enough. Further up
the street, man was engaged in carrying pc
destrians across, on his back, for one cent a
MESSENGER
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.B- In our notice, yesterday, of the funeral
of Lieut. Luther C. Fairfield, of the 7th Maine
Regiment, at High st. Church, we omitted to
state that the worthy chaplain of the regiment,
Rev. c. Purington, of Presque Isle, was pres
ent, and gave an account of the life aud char
acter of Lisut. f., read selections from the
Scriptures, and then invited DIR. Chickering to
take part in the services, which he did The
wife of the deceased arrived from Bangor in
the afternoon train to meet her husband living,
if possible, and she returned home yesterday,
accompanied by Mr.. Edward Fairfield, of this
city, who is an uncle to the deceased.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-03

MERCANTILE LIBRARY LRcTURE.-Rev.
DIR. Bellows of New York will deliver the in
troductory lecture before the Mercantile Lib
rary Association at the new City Hall this
evening. His subject is "On the Times"
Single tickets can be procured at the book
stores, and at the doors-also tickets for the
courca
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Municipal Elections.

New YORK, Dec. 2.
In the election to-day small vote has been
polled Brennan, dem is elected Comptroller
by about 10000 majority. Develin, DEM, is
elected Corporation Counsel by nearly $4,000
majority.
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THROUGH TICKETS

ITO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALT1-
i MORE and WASHINGTON, and to all parts OF
the WEST and SOUTH and NORTH WEST. via all
the most popular routes and at the fooest Boston
rates for sale by W. ID. LITTLE, Agent.
Dot q diff Office 81 Exchange st.
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VNHE commodious Chamber in the northerly cor
IL ner of the new brick block corner of Lime and
Milk Streets, directly facing the market. Rent ow
Enquire at Office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept. Is, 1862. diff No. % Exchange st.
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Photographic Goods 4 Chemicals.

OUR stock in this department is complete, COM
" prising every article used in the art.
MORRISON & CO,
juneoidtfw3t 26, Market Square
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GOrhana Seminary.
Rridyton Academy.

AT NORTH BRIDGToN, NE.
FlNHE Winter Term will commence on Tuesday,
Il Dec. I'd. 1862 aud continue eleven weeks
c, E. HILTON, A. NJ, Principal.
T. ii. MEAD. Secretary.
North Bridgton, Nov. 4, 1852. noy5 eodS wtdec4
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nN Commercial Street, hesd of Hobson's Wharf
" Inquire of j. II. HAMLEN,
sep4tf Office on Hobson's Wharf.
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w AN rs.
Wanted,

Two purchase Dwelling House, situated h..,,...
- rankin aud State Street worth from al 20 IN IN
- - Apply at the corner of Exchange and Esls -
TAI street. tup stairs Office No. 6. W euo'
Portland, Nov. 20, 1862 dst.
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Something N ew !
NOTICE.

NOR SALE, in Newcastle, at Damariscotta Mills,
IL about eighty NJ good seasoned Pine Boards lots
of Shingles Laths, Sc; Timber for a small house
frame; quantity of White Oak Boards and Plank,
been kept under cover about eight months.
Any one wanting to buy can call on
JAMES MULIGAN,
novl0 DIFF On the premises.
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NOTICE,

NY person having from Five TO Ten Hundred
N Dollars 10 invest may learn Of an estabhshed
business in which a large portion of the citizens OF
Portland are interested which will give constant en-
decl diff BUSINESS Daily Press Office.
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TO LET.
Cooper's shop 10 Let.

THE Easterly Tenement of the House on Spring
l. Street, known as the Rolfe House. Enquire of
Oct 27.-dtf S. j. ANDERSON
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NMn BARRELS. suitable for Potatoes. with
EOON one or both heads, for which tbe bigbs.t
prices nax,o ~lli ~. De paid by BROWN & DAVIS.
Ho'i92w No 3 Union Wharf, Portland.
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TO LET.

rINHE spacious STORE iu Goldman Block next to
Il K. A. Marrett's, ii desired one half of the
same be finished OFF to the satisfaction of the oc-
cupant. Also the whole third floor of the Goldman
Block, with offices on second floor.
Also two small Stores Temple street. ne xt above
the Goldman Block Rent Low. Enquire of
Oct. 27.-dtf S. j. ANDERSON. "a Free st.
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CLINTON FURBISH Il CO.,
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
NO. "a RIVER STREET,

CHICAGO.
CLINTON PURBIsU. FRANKLIN CARTER
REFERENcEs-J b. Brown Son, Portland,
W. w. Thomas,
A. X. Shurtlef,
=. j. Smith,
W j. Emmet, New York.
Harris, Heyl Co., Philadelphia.
dcc2 d&w3w24
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HOgshead Hoops.
w ANTED.-100 NJ g ood Red Oak Ash and WILL.
. Odk HOOPS. l2 TO IA feet long for which cssh
Anu 'ne highest prices Will be raid s-'H
nov1aaw JOHN LYNCH & CO.,
Commercial Street .
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Shook Makers wanted.

| SiA Shook makers wanted. The highest w,,..
| ~ PAID Apply TO JOHN LYNCH d Co -se'
! Commercial street.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

House for Sale.
4 TWO story wooden house, nearly new. in good
IA repair and well arranged for two families, with
land enough for two more houses, win be sold at q
bargain. A large part of the purchase money can
remain on mortgage, If desired.
BREED TUKEY. so Union Street.
Nov. O. diff
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

ON DBNASDE SIX BoxNEs DENFANTs FRAN
~ easos, 1on deut Profesanes Genx f,mmes de a am
be, sHcsut co,Geri ine instturce Irancas ct In
musioue $500 par an deux cuisniercs uex homes
cenftnts alirnatdts dc premier ordre. Sadressar ie
~Ie alAS.hrc ffHncaiso de NJ q. GAlLhED Iig Est gc
G, entre Br)nd@ay e Ia te av., autrcto bl te av
ON DEMANDE-uNE CUfSISrERE ET UNE FEMME
~ cLambro polr IN Ilayane; quatfe cusniores drux
New YORK a fAgenee Francaise de L. q dc HOBEN u
Sme eYenEe.
GE DEaANDE uNE BONNIE PRAyCAIsE FOUR
~ soisnet actN enanls 81 pour alcr Washington, CT
me frane,e q SAT- bien coadre. sadrcsser pour deus
joHrF EiR Broadway
I JrEE fEUNE FRAFCAIsE DESIRE rRouvER UEE
" rane pour Yoyaesf en- klrutc n'ctan pas nalats
mer hhdtcssotai 1888 Broadway, eniro les yCe ct Bic
IrkE lEuSE FILE FRANCAisE PROTESTANT
~ dcste = aear cormc loune denfants, ponyant tour.
MI &c Ionues IceUmmandAlIvna SaditSsef chez Mis-.
koese. ~ 9Th ay.. near 2C,A sL
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STATE CONVENTION OF
y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~
The opponents Of Name L,wisn aad these Interested In
modifying the present State Excise Law TO deprive Of
prohibton in dig se and adapt IS provisions 70 tho con
tuition Of the State and the United States hereby called
upon send Two delegates from each Assembly district in
this State Convention TO be held in the city OF Syracuse
at voorhees, House Hall on Tuesday September 3D. at u
ocock NJ to take into consideration the adoption o, such
measures as win tend 70 sustain the rights AID privileges OF
trace agriculture labor the common rcr and axay
Interests which are threatened to be destroyed by nncon
stntona and irrational enactmens got ~ under the In
n,ence o mistaken zeal and supported oy dcmaeosusn
Importes dist ers brewers, maltstes rceticrs
O. ana dc lrrs In hops harey rye and corn as vel as
cpators = the objects OF Ibis conventioa bat the bus
Of selecting delegates belongs the establish
county organizations OF dealers and To got
the past bro h the State Committee the agency of
tneit Corresponding creary Where there orcan,.
zai taos n.ces requested TO ana appoint
delegates Tie State Committee disarow any OF
intern adlEg with poit al party Organizations akiu
nom a.ioae for State o9ctrs Golbug however tins
the CONVENTION viii consider Ii thoir Gu,y scic, from
among the 1dacs before the people ssch they mHy
deem the interest OF those whom they represent
port WHO regad the constitution of the United States
aud that OF the State OF New Nor the Of The
st tyanual and oppressive Legislation and hold thc
Constitutional provision that mo rersoa sR be deprived
lie, liberty prop rty without due process hwn aad
tut lawn should be consistent with he constitution
T. w. ENGS. Chairman.
JAcop uESpRicEsoS, Recording Secretary
Is. CALDWELL, Corresponding Secretary OF State Com.
miitee.
ALaANy Sept TO- 1907
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VETERANS OF TIE WAR or 1912 You ARE AGAIN
ell 70 Fellow tie remains OF ynuF ased bro
e solder Benjamin s. Ianedon aged eight years.
10 his last resting place. His funeral takes place from the
residence OF his No 26 South First Williams.
burg at 10 oc.oak, this (Thurday morning Let all
IND. We do not know who win depart next Our
ranks are breaking fast. BY order.
II RAYMOND, Ereaiior General
ISAAC NJ. PHYfE, Adjuant ABM. DAILY Colonel
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SITUATIONS wAHTED-MALEs.

~ A~-@
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLrSHMAN THO
~ roughly understanding the Gaze Of horses IL desire
t1 0ltanE s alton tae colchman GERS
either in inc army navy; noIobJecon 60 the
or travel. Address j. H., Herald Office
A GENTLEMAN Is NOW OPEN FOR AN ENGAGE
States sor the past twelve years. has the
Qantance with first class dealers of tle
trade trade in the city would like
or first cass lIuor house. Addr ss A. II. c. Herald
oace
A YOUNG NAN, WITH LARGE EXPERIENCE IN ALI.
n cepa tmens Of banking. desires situation
experience be made available. The best of city and
otaf references given 20 moral character
ability. AadrsasA B' c., box io1 Times ol,ce.
S,ITuATioN wANTED.-A RESPECTABLE YOUTH
- wei acquainted WAN bOokkeeI Ing de res situation
Good recr' nee given Address +. r. t., Herald ofle.
ClTUATION wANTED-AS ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER
- In Lrsi class hotel by gentleman who
his bis ness thoroughly and will devote his entire and
gy 10 his poycrs interest Has aTg nance
IN tie West Best OF references given ADDRESS j. M J
box $50 II raid oicc
WANTED MANUSCRIPTS OF ANY DESCRIPTION
w corrected and coricd for publication Law papers or
ohee copied asonable terms Address Gardner
care OF " w. Lobe, Beekman street. corner OF Nassau
WANTED-BY MAN, A SITUATION IN ANY CA
w tacity where tie tsrvitts of good
reu red. or IN oce publishing he
tes OF references given Address Publisher box go Herald
o,hce.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS-DIRECT.
u The hrst ;lass steamship
POTOMAC, Captain George q. Fletcher,
III leave pier No 9Norh Thursday September
at " o'clock noon
Freight taken at reduced rates.
For passage having first class o6ations freg
apply TO III. b. CROMWELL CO., Sc West street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

lEoRNING LINE FOR ALBANY, TROY AND INTEF
Itl mediate landings touching Thireth Steam
er ARMENIA leaves from Harrison street. MOI
day. Wednesday ami Friday at A. NJ. The DAME
DREW leaves the foot of Jay street. Tuesday Thursday
Saturday at A. NJ
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, SC.

/tANEL HAIR SiIAWLs DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD
~ and silver LOUIS ANRClI, rs Broadway, under the
New Yos Hotel promises 10 pay the highest plcc or Camel
fiar Shawls Diamonds old Cod aud Silver, broScn jewell
~ srsons having those nrcics 70 DISPOSE Of viii &c re
per than ut any other natei paid IN ciy
mUrey, without BE- M compelled to ako oth'r goods ia
exchange. 7l3 BroadWay.
diamonds BOUGHT AND THE EXTREME VALUE
~ pad Especially for hnc laigc S'qnes lnA.a Cancla
Han sbaYlS ,akrn exchange for Diamond leweire
b,uehl ior cast. b. w. PLUME s2 Broadway, ~ and
$40 3. only.
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN FOR ALBANY, Troy. NORTH AND WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Thursday, May =, 1867
For Albany 10 80 A. NJ Express Mail Tram roia twenty
sixth street station FOR an local Time Table.
JOHN BURCIli.L Assistant superintendent
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

OOOsVVO sell Lloyds nsS stoel plate easrir co,crea
Map q ioe Unisd states CANADA aud New BraDsw5ck,
Surveys competed 10Th cf August 1882 Cost sl n1
nr8 ear tome superior TO any 80 map eraf made nv
% Nttuci sls FOR 90 cents so 40 names n ~ s
county aud slfCad map comb nod Rlns every ia "a
station and distances; guarantee ~ % 81 ~ day VIII ks
back an wlinh be s9ld f0r III ori6 Ia
rs. Instruction btW well seNt. WIN esaie
agents with lew hundred d9ilatf maze fofi s
state ailCIna, tanata DnHaud, rance ana 8ba
No Upetltion. J. T. LLOYD, l6t Broadway
The Wai Department uses our map Of virginia MARY aud
aud PerrsylgaGia; cost tlgl.Oou Prce only 2s c.n.s
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United statoa of Amerioa.

MUil.t l'~INii OF lkNNtocht.
M lltRtA6, libel Of iuum0u WAS ed within
w and for Toe tnidV lsuitt uf rcune@'e, at
Nlshv lie on tho 2ni dag OF Juao, A. d, 1862, by
John Trmnle ts4., Attorney 'or The United ststcs
tor the Middle sui,t cd fouucss.el who prosccutos
hcrciu on behalf of uto luiei states, HFsnst Ceraln
pro otIy, WA certain lt situated rear ll. SH1th
cast nor of Broad and truUf HfarIs u GOO 10y Uf
IA viue being GOO urXt Ot o. CD crlsr lot liorg-
sad on vhiCh c'nfr lot rs stusivd. tFD Brass touu-
dry OF C1ci said poe ruut ug ou frogt sire, RIM
mug hars tuN ards hy ryrr, th rrCH Dearly iaT-lg
O. me river and ola % 'r hu trHut ,ot the cor
prr OF SSH Joe ON Front street itfNlst from Broad
being opposite "a FmtU tNc,rWlu' shop, situltgd Ou
cue utucr DO 0f ont street, Hui a1 40 tho ID Nd
nrs on Ia boz, aud also thc pNiurs, machinery,
700 81 imp ueuts aud mat a.. OF every doscri o.
G nnco ca d so lot and build prEi said uu ldings
"a 'ot hoiog tho F,uud'y 30 Cn' T. NJ. trcuu an,
and praying process against ssid pfopltr that tha
same De irmuod as rnicuei.
Now, tnoro.O ip pursuance %. tlc mon.Non, un.
der tao sal af said C1uft io me di eaicd aud deliver
CO. do hrwuy gave Nuhit notice % al prrfOns
caolng said property, ur ln amy ma trucr Interested
ther'i1 tlai tucv h' aHu arpfar nr use sold OrwIt
N'olt o. Do held 40 thc CIV OF Nashville 900 and ilr
tala usrlrl 600 th- 2lth day 90 October 100, 40 30
eo''as IN we orouUou nj that day, thc1 AMI there
20 l...' l'sr 1Ir Ga us, ant O. make he.r a.ysa
lions boz chan hrHt.T D. d gIAerDCK
June ~, lAoa--lit 4. q Marshal, 80 NJ r,
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SheriRa Sale.

10y virtue Of a yendiu0ni eSpOn 70 me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circut Court
Of BlvIdson County, Tenn Bseo, at its March Term
1852 viii expose 10 public sac, 20 tne highest bid
der for sh al he Courthouse ysrc 10 the City OF
Nashville on the 25th day Of Jul, 1854 all the ght,
title, claim, interest and estate, which 3. Shack
lett then had or may have since acquired, in aud 70
the following described tract II Ian 25 acres Of land,
% borg the undivided Interest Lelong re 10 J. :.
Shacklett, in 100 acre tract n land known ne the
Smith Oglevies Heirs tract # land lying In Davidson
Couuty, aud district No. T. and bounded as follows
GA The North by the lauds Of Eel g. hoirs on tho
west by tho lands Of John Roller and j. J. White
on the south by the lands Of Samuel Kimbro and J,
White on the east by the lands of. y. shaokett
being levied on as the property Off S. Shack cit 20
sati ~ judgment rendered Ia favor Of Thaddeua
| Eargravc against J. 5. ShRok.ett.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
| juue 15--9t. Sheriff Of d. G.
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Attention, Ladies
JUST WHAT YOU WANT ~

V'HE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPDFD on Tug COR
NEk 20 Church and Woe STREETS me mAuu.
factory OF LADIES BOUTS AND sHuFs q every
variety and description ami soctsa cth from ihnss
who Eaut good woTE and eit CANT la
Tuncza-lms ~ PICARD.
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Sherif's sule.

DIV virtue 81 a Nenditonl Exponas 20 me directed
OF Davidson County. TguuerHsc, at its March TEN.
1902 10 CXpUre 90 pubic tar, Go the highest BID.
der or CASH Hf the Court house yard iu the CITY Of
NWhve, ON saturjay, the 2dth day Of July 1892, an
thc right, tile claim Interest ana estate. WnIch D.
u Petty thon bad Or may have sil,r acquired n aud
90 tle following described lut or "a Gel Of grouud-
No ~ IN tae Ian Of lots mae by L. b.. lau.,r ~
layio BON Couu y nHn tsee, near Nashville OHrpifa.
zion, ruutug o1 tarul street in said plan IS feet,
runa ~ back ia feet to "a tont u 81 being me
same conveyed 20 said n nrity by A. b. ShauF land
by decd recorded n book - mage 30l Uf tli Regis
t6 p oi1co ol davidson County Ienn-sses, being low.
I'D on a. tho property Of i % Nctty, 90 Fala- a
Indictment rsud.rud iu tavCr uf H. T. Ert agaLtt D. A.
Petty j. % Petty *. nomumorano l'd q loiy.
JAMES M HINTON,
Jane l5--3t. sheriff Of @.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of vendiiioni Exponas 20 me directed,
ID aud delivered frum the Honorable Circuit Curt
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, az it, March Term,
1882 gi expose 10 public sale 10 tha gh st bid
der for cash, At the Courhouss Yard in she CT, Of
Nashville, ON Saturday the Goth day Of July, 1862,
All the right title, claim, interest aud estate, which
c. X Winston then had, OF may have since Acquire
40 aud 10 the folio wing described property, TO VIZ -
lots No 4 n 3, fronting 40 feet each on Hgh street,
running back 2l0 eet 70 l6-foot alley, ana situated
in the sth ward OF tho c'ty Of Nashville, and being
Numbers & in the plan Of Alexander Campbell
and wife, as rccorued IN ths Reg ster once OF David
son County, Tennessee, 10 book IS, pace 6i9, being
levied on as the property Of G. X Winston, TO satisfy
a Judgment rendered Ia favor Of w nbeld knight
against X winston, A. v. shankland, and HI L.
Woods j. NJ. hINTUN,
June Il, ls02--3t sheriff ON. G.
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Sherih's Sale.

DY virtue o. venditionl Fxponas 70 NE directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Neurt
OF tavidsa County, Tennessee, a. ~ hafon Term,
le62 ALL expose 60 pubic "a o, 10 the highest OIL.
der Tor cash at the Courthoufe Yard In the Nity Of
Nashville, on saturday, the 20 h day Of auy, laoHi
All the right, title. claim, Interest and estate,
which Eliza LYONS then bad, or my have since Rc-
guired IN and 20 The following de- crbed iDt OF GrOund
situated in Dayi son County, state OF Tenn % 2,
boundef "a follows 90 toe west side Of Capitol hl
M the city q Nashville, beinf part OF the iota known
AZ Ccckirs lots ani part Of lots No 10, commencing
at the south OF he said No. II and running
81 feet In a norihery DIR ciiun 20 a street lad IN
through said property, thrucr with said rect IS
iest thence in n s0uthery dnfciin co feet IN line
parallel 20 this dst ind hence feet % the place Of
TIE beginning. Being the zane property conveyed
By sl.c Paul 20 hlza Ly'ns regstefe ed m the Regis
tors Office OF Davidson Co1nty, n book H. rage avg
beiag cy'sd the properly II Il ia Lyons 70 sat
isfy Judgment rendered m avOr VI William Fodwei
against the said Eliza Lyons. -
j. NJ HINTON,
June IA, 1862 sheriff Of D. O.