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guard down to the St. Charles bar-room and
give them drink al around.
The % Illinois regiment passed through hsTs
yesterday morning, en- route to Columbus, Ky !,
whence they wilt 90 to Jackson. The l0lst,
stationed here, are wishing for their time of do
psrture to come, as they are fired of inactivity.
Troops are coming and going very h ely noWs
and By the time Gsa. Grant Is ready 10 cO-Ope-
rate in tho capture Of YioksbuTg, he will have a
large aud powerful army. It Is intimated that
the General will move on Holly Springs about
the st Of next week but it will only be to see
the tail end of the Southern Canioleracy las
Kerr ssys) in the dim distance Pfics, no doubt
intends TO de:oy our troops as far south as pos
sible, knowing we must leave men all along the
route to keep communication open, and knowing
that the further south our army is the more d
cult it will be to get supplies. 1t is thought
likely he will not make stand this side Of Vicks
burg. Reporters have been hocl1iug here in
anticipation Of battle coon, but thsy will
be compelled to return without seeing any
sanguinary conflict The lesder of our forces,
under Gen. Grant, is Major General McPnerson
of Ohio; a man vino believes in moving upon
the enemy's works at once. lie is for fighting
rebels wherever they are to bs found. Gen.
Rosecranz has reputation for activity, bat it
is said Gen. Mcpherson was impatient of the
delay Of Gen Rosecrauz at COrinth.
Capt B.odgett, Of the gunboa. Conestoga,
died yesterday, and all the naval flags were
placed at bslf-msst
Admiral Porter is hurrying up his expe iision
Enormous guns ars daily received and shipped
aboard the different boats. All she small guns
are to be taken out and nine inch Columbisds
aud .rihed cannon are to take their places. The
boats will bs much more formidable when they
receive their new aTmAmentS than they have ever
been before.
In tbs Mound City hospital, some trouble has
arisen between DR.. Fanklin and the military
authorities IL appears that the doctor has been
making use of remedies considered urortbordex.
He has been relieved EGYPTIAN
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A Repe and n Grnre.

An Irishmsn, Dutchman, and Yankee, we
believe, contrived, few weeks ago, to relieve
gentleman IN HsrnsndO Of $3.50 in money. As
soon as be missed it he went to Mr.. Dyer, the
government detective At that place, and secured
bis aid in regaining his money Dir. Dyer had
the persons above named arrested on suspicion,
aud then took, frst the Yankee to the woods
where a rope aud grave was prepared, and,
after making him tell all be could, he tied him
in the woods out Of sight, cut tie rope, placed
log in the grave, filsd it up, dug new
one, re adjusted the rope, and brought on
he Dutchman, made him tell all he could, BE-
tied him also, and afser preparing a third time
brought out the ITisbman, who, seeing the rop,
bad been twice cat, and two Rswly made graves
while the third swsitad him, concluded he
would not die for $3.50, and 50 told that th
Dutchmsn mad the money, and agreed that
40 was brought 70 life he would make him show
where it was, and sure enough ths DdtchmaI
found the money under fence corner, and re-
stored it to les owner. So much Tor the effect,
of rope and grave.-Farl0la SiaT
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IHE KING AND The SOLDIER -Frederick
OF Prussia had great mania for enlissng gi-
gantie soldiers into the royal guards, and paid
an enormous bounty TO his recruiting officers for
getting them One day the recruiting sergeant
CHANGED 10 espy q Hibernian who was ct least
seven fest high. He aceosted him in English.
and proposed that be should enlist The idea Of
. military life and large bounty Sc delighted
Patrick that he Immediately consented a But
unless you can speak G yman the King viii not
give you 90 mneh.n On, b. jabers " said the
irshman, [" SUI g its I that don't know word of
German But" said the sergeant, three
words will be sufncisnt, and these you can learn
IN short time. The Kings knows every msn
IN the Cards As soOa as hs sees you be viii
ride up and ask you how old you are you will
say, tWeat y-sevsn > next, how long you have
been in the svIvics3 you must reply, three
Uesks 1 finally, IL you Gre provided with clothes
and rations you must answer both" Pat
soon learned 20 pronounce his answers, but never
dreamed Of learning the qu-stiens. In three
weeks be spPea;ed bsfOTe the King in review
His msj-sty rode up 10 him. Paddy stepped
forward Eiih present arms Ho9 old are
you - said the King Three WeekS.' said the
Lishman. How long have you beea in the
service ?" asked his his majesty. Twenty
seven yesrs.' A n I or you a fol - roared
the King BOtb,' Teph Patrick, who Wss
instantly taken TO the guard room. but pArdoned
by the King after he understood the facts Of the
case
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FreRs CinciunHIf,

Special Dlspsteh 70 the Chicago Times
CINCINNATI, November 10 The toBie Of cor
Versation to-day has bsen Gen. AcClellsu's re-
moval, for which the administration is lou1i7
condemned. Il is another evidence thatLi6-
colin has yielded to the sboitioiiists, body aud
breeches This is not the only important change
that win take place. for the President has ds55r-
mined on hurting somebody, snd drawing
around him only his political friends The IN
trgim between now and the meeting of the next
Congress, wher the democracy viii be In power,
viii be improved 70 c2Try out radical measures,
the enOfmity Of which viii Bs startling to the
county The emancipation proclamation IS 90
he carried out 10 the letter, and Greely, Gid
dipgs & Co. are to be prime ministers to the
Executive.
Is is regarded as probable at headqusrteTs in
this ciiy that Joe Johuston's srmy az Cbattp-
nooga, and Pdcs'ssnd Van DJrn's armies, NOV
ing eastward from Holly Springs may form &
Junction near Hurtsvilts nr movs IN two col
umnz on R9secrspz near Nashville. The COM
biaed rebel army viii runner 10000 men
while 0aT forces only rumber 100000 unless
Grants army, uneeF Welsc-, follow Price in
close pursuit In that event the armies Will be
about equal in numbers, and terrific conflict
may be Anticipated. Johnston cannot well re-
treat into Yjrgiuis, for Cox aud Granger each
would threaten his front but their great dis
tsnce fr0s Nashville would prevent them from
raschiBg Nashville under two or three weeks
No tack viii be made on Nashville, for The
enemy well know how strongly that city is
fortified. Oar troops viii be compelled to Dur-
sue the enemy TO bring on an engagement
A weil-knpNn Englisa gentleman Of this citr,
who came passenger on H. steamer Scotia from
! England. and during tbs passage had freauent
interviews nith Lord Lyons the English ambas-
ssdor, is emphatic IN declaring SIS his opinion
that Eaglan6 and France, al present. wiIl not
recognize the Southern Confederacy Q1een Vie
toris and her couRselors believe that the Ameri
can troubles can be settled within the c5nii1g
yesr without foreign intervention and to ihet
end her Majesiy hss conveyed to President Lin
coin. through Lord Lyons, her kindsst eOnsid-
erstisns. tie iuH puTport Of which will, 70
doubt. appear in the Presidents fOrtl c ming mes
saae nv infnymsIt represents the foreign press
and people ciamorols f0r Intervention in the
American troubles by 8 recognition Of the South
eyn Gsnfsdsracy; but the leading sUih5si tias
are determined not 10 intenere. Great distress
is being fell on aceoaut Of the war, and meet
logs are continusliy being hei6 to Gevise means
Of 1siisE L7Td Lyons hiss imp0rteul isstsc-
tions to ouE gogsrpHe IT. the tenor Of which has
not been declared.
A 'erg,hy petition, signed ~ promihaat cti-
Eans Of Cincinnati was forwarded to g. L. Val
landigham to-day, requesting. him to address
the citizens Of Cinclnnsti, At Pixies Opera
House, on any evening before the meeting Of
wiz undoubtedly consent. snd deliver an abb
address on the present ard prospective eondi
| ion Of Gffatrs IA thls cOaltGy.
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LATER FRhm Ernnnr

NEW YORK, November s-Tbe Sc,tf. .,s ~. q,
o'clock A \ Lord Lyons b a passsnre- Gu o .
I1 El1.ll1sos a. Liverpool from Bermuda b---yft
Wilkes '--' IL 5A--on Of Ad1ifaE
o5e Statement goes % far as to say that be had bl
aded the ports and refused b v-ftb5-s,- ~. .r-
request Of the we nment He sert a 49, - y =,
atOr aud ordered the captain % 20 On bo--7 - -
ouL ne "a refused being az the time nader -f ~
teeI'n on briiLsh nauof var, which rsp ous 49, -,
ready for aston The Gladiator was sT5vvz5 i, -
eeed- The matter attracts attention in EpglsnJ
~ = a orders have 6esn iss5si for immediate reiu-a
ment o. ne Hest lnd'a squadron. A Csbf1st rcr1r1
"2leh hai been summoned did not SIT
Inc army and navy Gllsfts informs us that ro--f
lyons returns 70 Wash0gion without any instr-etf.
BY contingencies
The N0,rtzs HsTsld hopes Lord Lyons take, o,,t o.
7se oI some importance it urges recognition ~ a
representation and thinks that there s ressb Ii- q
Haled intervention on the part Of Eurous ~
itssI ne Ireatsst eruslty to both parties F
Ihe Daily Ss.s poiSts cut the speeches NJ ,r,-,.-
sIlosrI o. Fsrnanent indicate that Gladstone -
as lev pfoseyisa among intelligent members 70 t5s
Gladstone. though bis seerst,ry. has is~,ss ain an
otasI e1PHnauon OF his recezi rsrnarEs Hs bo5s him
liy respons'ole for Wnst he said as TO the inf'-7
tiJa Of Southern nation b1t not r.sr-,,sss'l - t-
enees which have been drawn
Nustoaa members OF Parlia1neut have been a5s-ssz
- Ioelns1i al refer % America but rsne-aTTr-
le.,Ain @ nom urging the recognition Of the Sout5
Opolen addressed the Manchester Chamber Of Com
uSfe7 u advocacy Of the abolition Of Commercial biol
sas and 70 sec re private property st sea.
Gsss, ElioH & Co. write 10 Field ve-v boBas,1l,, 80
me AiLAnuc cable and offer 70 undertake the corfet
On ns ost liberal terms and express the greatest 80
In Us accomplishment.
Inc gales have ubsdsd. The total losses 20 shfDDD-
"a been enormouz The gales also did great dsr5ars
iD France. ---s0
duel had taken place between Mr Dillon. s5i.or OF
EoesPor- and Duke Dc GramoRt Canderousse, The
Ihs Bourse wa fat a. III Sc
LIIERPoOL Oetooer ga dispatch from Afb=1s On
ns z5t9 says me garson a. PonitiEa had rsvosd and
esssDnhed . provisional government
OsPatehes fron The gaze continue 70 be rsportsd
The Black Eagle, from Ns- YORK TO GIsszoyr Va
aosneoned oa Liverpool The first and second of-ers
LATEST VIA -QUZESsrOyvy
LONDON, Sunday, October 26-Kinz Ohio. OF Cir,szes
has sedieatsd his throne In fsv0r o. bic brother
provisional government has been establi.h Of
which basrochadat5 is the President
be disposition OF the BsEzri N line has bsen r-,
claimed F-
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BY mCLANAHAN & DILL.

Officer Of the company in charge of the same
shall, when by him it is deemed advisable or
proper, keep detail of twenty men at 3 hours
en- guard, at the depot TO be drilled during the
day, to act as guard during the night, aud TO be
relieved daily; and if the number Of men IN
such company shall not be sufficient TO perform
such guard duty, the commanding officer thereof
shall report such fact TO the commanding officer
of the regiment, whose duty il shall be 70 detail
from the adjacent beats for service ia such con
psny. rs many men IS may be suficiens to il-
crease the company to sixty-tour men, rank and
-
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VOLUME XIII, NO. 265.

or takes Burnsids's position. McClellans re-
movsl caused great excitement here tonight.
General Fl z John Porter is ordered here to
answer charges against him by Pope.
The mortar schoOBers at the navy-yard are
having their m0Ttars removed and replaced By
100 pQundsr Parrot guns amidsbips, two riAed
guns on she sides, and q pivot gun forward
Their destination is not made public"
A spscial 70 the Nsw York SHadag MerezTy
says: I" A Cabinet orisis is impending. Il IS
reported that Seward, Smith, Blair and Bates
retire. Their places viii be filed by Fessenden,
Colfax, and some other western Republican.
This maT not be announced before January, as
the present heads Of departments make reports
TO Congress in Dscember
% The rebel preparations for retreat have been
going on for two msntbs. All their plans are
known to be maIured for winter quarters as
Richmond. We hold Warrenton Junction.
whence the rebels fell back yestsrday.
The snow storm siil delay military opera
tons IA Virginia two or thTee days.
The President notifies all-who call on him
that he viii not modify OF withdraw the eman-
cipation proc amstiOu -
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ut WIS ASD CHILD.

The tattoo bsats-;he lights are gore
The camp around ia slumbsr lies
Ihe night with solemn pace moves On.
The shadows thlcksn Ger the skies,
Bat sleep ny weary eyes hath flown.
And sad, uneasy thoughts arise.
think Of ID 8. oh. dsaTsHt one
Whose love my early lie hath blsm-
or thee and him-our baby SOC
WhO slumbsrs on thy gentle breast
God Of the tender, frail and lone
Oh guard ths tender slseper's rsst
And hover rsnliy, hover near
To hsr, whose Tatehful eye is wet
To mother, Hife-ths dOublV d-ar
In whose young heart have freshly met
Two Htreans Of love 20 deep aud elsar
And cheer her dropping spirits YET
Now, while she kneels before Ihv Tar5us
Oh tsaeh her ruler Of the ski-s.
Thst while Sy Thy behssf alone,
Earth's mightisst powers fail OF rise.
No tear e wept b THse unknown.
No hair is lost, no sparrow dies
That Thou ean'st stay the ruthless hsr.f-
OF dark disease, and sootb ia pain
Ibat only BY Thy stern commands
The bsstls . lest. the soldier : siais-
Thai from The distant sea or land
Thou ori1g'st the wsndersr home arsFu-
And when EpOn her pillow lone
Her tear-wet cheek is sadfv prest
Nay happier visions beam upon
The Frightening current OF her breast
Nc fro~ning look nor angry tone.
Disturb the Sabbath Of her resi-.
whatever fate those forms nay slow.
Loved with q passion almost e-iId-
By day-by nisht-iu Joy or g-os-
By fesrs oppressed, or no sss beguiIsd
PROM every danger, every f3s
On, GOdi protect ny vie ard @hasr
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From he Hllwaukls News, November9I

y E
Tiers p no longer any dosbt thss wisconsin is Demo
srslls On ne Popuar 70 The aggregate uajorftiss
for Brown, E dredgs and Fhsesr viii not flI .lr-t ~
lO0oe while the Aggregate ns rites for n Hsuehett Cobb
aAd Sloan viii scarcely exeesd 4g0O-zivnv "a raurF
Dsnoerane majority of 600 This Is Democratic gain
ance last year Of over Il 900 and gain since 1855 oF
over 20oOol Hada Democrat been nominated for Con
gfess n ne osh district the gain would have been s
larger
In the "a dzsrict Sloan bas majority over Col
GnPpy, on he home vote Of about one thousand IL
colonel
Ar simpsons run for Congress against Col Cobb. fl,
ths "a district is one Of the remarkable svfies
on record By the reVulsiou h the political continent ~
sae North Two years sgO the counties comprising the
district gave republican majority Of nearly 5000 M
simpson made Al ahOr for election yet be i beaten
on the h0Has Tote By less than hye hundred votes
Judge Hheelers majority fer Cong-sss IN he 9Th dis
IT, seoofans 70 ne returns We have Is likely 70 equal
200 on the home vote.
The Senate Etauis as euterIsv-ss,.as, r,,-,.-,4s
sixteen Republicans and the 27t6 district 10 hear o
The twenty SeYsnth s composed of the counties f Mara
thont POrtGEe, wood and WauDacs Marathon and
WOOD give Park Democrat nearly SIX hundred majority
Ha1psea gives over ave hundred for McDHl the Re
publican oanddse II 3 probable that the returns ron
FolIsgs IN sless AeDiA giving tbs Republicans ms-
lof1iy % one IN The Senate.
The AHssnnbly Is quite close a. the Senate Ofths
enc hnndred esssmolymsns f0rty-sevsn Democrats ara
surely elected By the home vote fortyavs r. bss
and one Union Democrat (Hr Bsroul OF the ssvru
dstncts 70 hear from Tiers be but little doubt thae
the Democrats have 81 least tpFo-eavine the reauIs
orty-nns Democrats ffty Repu5ieaas and one Trniou
Democrats except Mr.. Seymour. Of Wsukesha on ia
Other hand. Is nay elect Mr. Ferguson Of Dodge Mr.
Cation in Racine, sud Two Democrats In Dane.
On The EhoIe the mater grows Interesting
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II The New York Mercury says that Cal J.
net eIisis is impending; that Seward, Smith,
Blsir and Bates will retire, and their places be
filed by Fresseuden, Colfax. Winter Davis, a d
some other western Republican. It may not
De announced before January, As the present
heads of departments make reports to Congr,ss
in Dseembeg,
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FROET LOUEayaaLR.

Special TO the Chicago Tines
LOUISVILLE. Nov. l0.-Gsu. Granger has
bsen appointed to cOmmand the post at BovliDo,
Green. Col. finders Bruce, latsly e.,puands1
there, has been placed in command Of 4 division
in Southern Kentucky, with directions 10 pnsE..
sis headquarters at HopkiBsV lie, RusselviYe. or
elsewhere.
General ROseesauz ieA Bowling Green this
morning, snd arrived at Nashville this evening.
The Louisville and Nashville railroad is al
righf, with the exception Of damage to 8 tunnsl
near Gslstin.
There was no ss9ault on Nashville I'D to Fri-
day evening. Nothing had been heard Of Gen
Polk on Wednesday night
The plekets on the Murfreesboro. McAIinnviIIe.
and Eranklin pixies bad commenced skirmish
ing. Eight hundred Of Ssskes' cavalry charged
upon Slerne's cavalry aud drove them within
i've miles Of Franklin. MeanEhile a rebel
force, supposed 70 be Morgan's, made dash on
he new railroad bridge north Of Nsshvilie, but
skiTmishes is one killed. thirteen wounded, and
three missing
MeCooks division reached Nashville on the
afternoon Of the 6-h.
Il is reported that the rebels have evacuassd
AuTlreesbOro and McMinnFille and gone Ia
Chattanooga, and that Gen. Joe johnson has
arrived at Chattanooga and assumed command
Of the department OF Tsnnessee and North Ala
oama- BreckinTidge's command is At Chatta-
Dooga-
Destrters from the rebel army say that 8-.rD
was Obliged 70 destroy most Of the prooerty eso-
Eursd BY bis forces in Kentucky, "a prevent "a
islling into Buell's hands.
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o4rrHS sENzrs YIsrL7-1s

CAPTAIE sENHEs' F1A1LY-It viii be a matter ,f-
surprise 30 many Of our readers know that CsBfa
SsmneS Of the rebel steamer 20 or the Alabsn ~
dansh1er receiving her eduea ion in this county She
the youagssJ daughter Of ths captain About tl-ps
weeks ago she received letter. and remittance Or
money, nom her father. Two older daurhtsrs Kats
and Eiecia were st tbs same place one year ago one
Of them graduating there The wife Of the captain sf
TIE daughters tesi mentioned now residing n Ire
city OF ashngton. Previous % the rebellion the family
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sroEEwAIG IAcKgoE 4 -.

Double - Il viii surprise many to learn that the mob
Tusive and hardy warrior. ssOnsvaI Ja-EIou Is poet
Of DO iittl- ability, and that smoBg the b7r scenes ard
arduOus duties Of esp he has found Isszrs to gray
ha taste FOR the beautiful IN literature The following
llass were written while jackson an artillery efcer
\ ks1ioo, during The between shs United ssates
Aad hat eountrrl
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Y The Roman Catholic orphan ssylura Z
boys At Bedford avenue. Br1oklya. was totally
destroyed By Ere 0s the 9th inst There wee
3is ehildrea, Asd psariy all saved Two
kplwR u be dead and several are missing.
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FROm wAauiSGrnr-

opecIaI % t1e LbicaFO Times.
WASHINGTON, November 8--The great change
has ct last been effected The President TO-DAY
issued su order removing General Mcclellan
from the commsnd of the army of the Potomac
and placing General Burnside in the vacancy
General Mcclellan is ordered to Trentos, New
Jersey, where bis family reside. This action
was fully determined on at several Cabinet meet
ings, held during the week.
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-ArEsT VA QuzEEsroIrx.

LONDON s1ndsy, October Q6-Kng Otho. OF Gr,ses
"a ascleated his throne m fsvor o. bic brother
A provisional governments has been establi.t.s or
which basrochadats is the President
The Dispersion OF the BsEari N line has bssB D-,
claimed -- r--
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Sherifs Sale.
a Inne

DY virtue Of a Vcnditoni EXponas TO me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davids Co nty, Tennessee, AT its March Term,
1862, u W expose 20 public sa Q, 10 the highest bid
der for cash at the Courthouse Yard, in the City Of
Nashville, on Saturday, the 26 day orJuy, 1862,
CURED in and to the following defcribed Lot OF Ground
situated in Davi son County, state OF Tenn ssee,
bounded as follows tue west side OF Capitol Hill
IN the city Of Nashville, being part Of the lots known
COckfilps lots, an part of lots No 49, commencing
at the south Of the said lot No 10 and running
90 feet in norhor'y direction to street laid on
through said property, thence with said rect 80
feet thence in a southerly direction 60 feet in line
parallel TO the first and thence 80 feet 10 the place Of
the beginning. Being the same property conveyed
by lslsc Paul to Eliza Lyons registe ed IN the Regis
tcrs Office OF Davidson County, in book IA rage 4I2,
being levied on as the property Of Eliza Lyons to sat
isfy judgment rendered in 'ayor OF william Fodwell
against the said Eliza Lyons.
j. N HINTON,
juno IL, 1862 sheriff of D. G.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue OF q yrndlt0ni eXpOnas 10 me directed ,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, will expose TO public sal to the highest bid
der for cash. at the Courthouse Hard ia the City Of
Nashville ol saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1862,
all the right title, clam interest and estate, which
Isaac Paul thcn had, may have since acquired, In
and 20 tue following DESERT bed tract parce Of land
in the City of Nashville Davidson County, State Of
Tennessee, follows fronting % feet on the west
side OF Market St. Reference can be had by referring
to book 90 page 5l5. 80 tect conveyed TO Isaac
Paul, by deed, on tho Isl day Cf January, 1850,
and lies Immediately between tue ABOVE named 30
feet, deed Of Robert HAWKING ground, being part Cf
tho same property formerly owned by Nelson Specie,
being tue Same pro erty conveyed by heed from r.
Woodfu 20 Isiac uul, registered m the Registers
Office OF Davidson County la brook 80, page 49, being
levied on as the property of Isaac pai TO satisfy a
Judgment rendered m fw4r OF VIM. Il. Watkins
against J. w. RrdWelt and Isaac Paul
j. ~ HNrON,
Juuoll, lsC2-st sheriff Of d, G.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue of a venditioui exponas 90 me directed
ID and delivered from he honorable circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March term,
1862 will expose public sale, 10 the highest BID
der tor cash. 10 the Court house Yard, in the City Of
Nashville on saturday, The i6h day OF July 1862
all the right, title, claim interest ami estate, which
j b. Rutland then had, or may have since acquired,
10 and to the Following described tract or parcel OF
land IN the stu civil district Of Davidson County,
State OF Tennessee the waters Of stones river
"a ining ~ astmatah . acres and bounded as fol
lows bognng at a stake in W Puliey's south b0un-
Diary line, thence west SIS poles 10 a spanish Oak
IN said Pulley south lne thence south 81 poles 10 a
spanish oak, thence south east 36 poles To stone,
thence cast IL poles 70 hickory and dogwood thence
North 120 poles 10 the bcgnng being levied as The
properly Of j. b. Rutland, 60 satsiy iudgmtht rem
dered in fyOruf n H. Chidress against W. r. Rut-
land, Jas. Rutland, Thos Y Northern, j. b. Rutland
and W. 4, Rutland.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
june 1l-3t. sheriff Of d. c.