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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
TIE NAVY.
LAYING TIE KEEL or ASOTnEa IRON-CLAD-
FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL.

LAYING TIE KEEL or ASOrIiER IkoN-CLAD-
FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL
Yesterday, ia Jersey City. the keel Of another
monster irOn.clad man.O-war was lad. Prepart-
lion. or the commencement Of her construction have
been going On for some time d most gigantic
scale The contrac. for the ship was given TO Secor
8, Co. Of New-York, the work having been secured
bv lir. joseph Colweli, proprietor OF the Fulton
Foundery, corner of Greene and Morgan streets and
viii be done under the immediate supervision of
George Birkbec'l, IT, the superintendent OF that ex-
tensiYe establishment.
TIE yYssFL.
The vess, IL 10 be an ir0n-clad, ofplo0t, steam
aoafiny battery 10 lie constructed with steam ma
chiuery snc trrret complete, ready for service.
GENERA DiMfNsIoNs.
Extreme length over amor, 2Du Feet; extreme
epgth of boal proper Oh wator.lne 100 feet; length
outside If st,m and s,ern-lost, i13 feel extreme
hein Oyer armor 4G feet; breadth OF beam OF boat
rrorer NODDED q feet inches dopth.of hold amid
shirs from top beams 10 skin, IL feet ~ inches;
crown OF deck amidsmps, incncs; shear OF oeok,
.,si.ted on emHle, T. inches; distance from e,enl
TO extreme esd of boai proper 10 feet inches; cis
tynre flom ftem 10 extreme emo OF amor forward,
IA ict; distance from stern-nost 10 extreme end Oh
Ioat ait. 20 .eei inches; distance from s,ern-po
To extreme end OF arniOr aiI, - feet.
TIE III IL.
The keel Is 10 be of the best quality hange iron,
thrte-puaI.er inch ihot, butted aud strapped every
AK ieel. ard followed on. four inches deep aud
eighteen inches Width from " water liuber, the
the c..el1 at vessel strap TO he trec-quar.er Incl.
thicA. eight inches wide, and thoroughly fastened
with four sOWe oi sevcI-e yh.h mca IIyets. Tie
and-ati center keelson i 10 he formed Of Plate.
| thirty iva inches wide one-ialt inch thick, anG
IL iuone, ioi Z, ami Wei bound with angle lion.
| The bu waGks or amor tillbeis are 70 be COM
rosed of series al vertical blocks OF OAK. II nchoi
BIZ f. in,he- securely fastened by angle non. These
wi be covered b, longitudinal tmbers, running
from end to end 81 the vessel, varying in thickness
ac orinp TO the general curvature. The three lowe
/ LONGITUDINAL tiubeis VIII De of pine, and the tive
lpper 81 oak. The plank .Lear, which TOXINS pi'5
OF The bnlwark viii be made of OAK, is inches wiee
and II inches thick. ,
AroE.ld the outside OF the vessel, ana IN paue VIZ
tie hip portion u the hull there IL to Ice Horizontal
armoi shelf 10 inches amidships, Illuminating " 4
fair line 10 ~ inches wide near the ends'
The ride armor, ID be fastened 10 the wooden olu
wark viii be composed OF I've courses OF plaIef
measuring i've inches in thicsuess. Nc plate 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

WAsHiSGToS. Tuesday. June u. 1862
The iynchbuyg VA Republican Of the 9th inst.
contains an editorial predcated on the statements Of
an English desertcr from Gen. Hinge Division, in
which it is said tie Secessionsis Of Fredericksburg
are most contemptuous in their conduct toward our
aag that the ladies especially violent in their
insulting conduct and that frequent threats OF pun
ishng them are made by Union officers.
The Republican Gays that two more unmitigated
scouudrels than Andy johnson and Gen. Butler never
lived. They deserve death by any means, The editor
thinks, and he is surprised that some one has not
before The in the spirit Of the noble jackson, sent
tie villains TO their long uccount.
Lynchhurg prices current jane were ar follows:
White Wheat, q 3a$i IS T. bushel; Flour
sapcriine. So s. joi Family, IS % y baueli
Bacon, u n Soc. = pound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
ARREST OF A DESPERATE REBEL MA
RAIDER IN FLORIDA.
MURDER or LIEUT.. sPRosTES.

wl'nAGros, Tuesday, June II, 1861.
Commander Dupont has forwarded TO the Navy
Department report from Lieutenant Commanding
Aminen Of the United States gunboat Seneca, a;
Maysport Mile. 81. Johns River, Florida, announe
ing the death of Lieut.. John G.. Sprosten, the ex
ecutve officer of that vessel, June 8. lie left in
command Of three boats with Acting Master j. II
Rodgers Masters Mate Fiske, and forty men with
small arms and was accompanied by thirty men from
the PATRON. The object was 10 capture a mau
named George Huston, captain Of company Of
Rebels now in the vicinity Of Black Creek. Tic
says:
was informed that Huston hoasled having hung
q negro pilo. who was captured az the time Of the
death OF Lieutenant Commanding Butt hear Smyrna
and on that account l wished him a. prisoner for
the purpose OF securing the general tranquility OF
persons along this river most Of whom, doubt not,
would gladly acknowledge the Government OF The
United States, were they hot IN fear Of violence from
men Of this character. Lieut.. Sprosten landed "a
early daylight and proceeded rapdly with h,- party
ria house of Hutton; the latter Il appears WAS Az
prized Of bis coming, and mo hun at the door armed
with double-barreled gun. two pistols and bowie
knife.
Upon the demand Of Lieut.. srrosten TO surrender
himself a prisoner, Huston Tired AT him with PIE;
toi, the ball entering high up on the LEFT lgeasr ad
killing bin Instantly. Huston discharged the other
pistol aud the gun without further injury 10 our par
iy, and was instantly wounded IN four places, and
brought Oh board He is supposed to be mortally
wounded. Several shots were fired from Huston ,
bouse by persons who escaped lJastons firing upon
Lieut.. Sprosten, supported e. he was by Il large
force Wac wlliul murrr, and involved necessarily
his own destrucior.'
Commander Dupont, writing of Lieut.. Sprosten,
rays;
lie vas an able brave, and devoted officer from
the State of Maryland. He lad cone under my OBJ
e. walton on the China station in 1858. lie was dis
tinguished while in command OF one OF the boats
which destroyed the Rebel privsteer under the guns
OF the Peusacola Nayy-YsId IN 1861, and his whole
conduct during the war has been gallant and nerto-
rious | consider him great loss to the feet aid TO
the service"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
PLOT TO DEPOSE JEFF. DAVIS,
AND CREATE 4 MILITARY DICTATOR ~ Ills
FLAG

PLACE.
The Atl0nto (Ga.l C0hJcde'GcR gives Startling
Intelligence in reference to toe violent oppCrilon
growing up scainrt Jed Dayis. IL qi1'es IHe
Cha,leslon Co1rier, which SAVE thar some person.
ere sowing the seeds Of discold broadcast ~ or
midst oy preaching cTussGe aeaiusi PIesiieni Ia
yis ana calling lor general OOteiil0n o. we Con
Jederste States TO delose him and ciCa'e Military
Dictator IN his place.
The COaedef0cy argues against Tie proroasd
deposition Of j. D., aud ia ~ doing, un@Wa,c
nal an uuauswerab!e argument against tle Jolly
and adn rs Oh the .sgt H. icDoiing ~ the eieeiion
cf NJ. Lincoln. II mteIy a1rihi tes the whole
cause al Secession By lbs plea iol JET. DAVIS. II
ssys:
Ihe peop.e NJ the county av-siiAng ard be .as
n1eliag bof.er limited iy tis VhOse h1f ics
esnf oqrrstep. Tis geoie kaop, and IL
feei ia Their PEI 1nd eiste ey knOw r. he
6as~er. o. tho Consolation broken uoI .ltr tie
b%- Iaotte. tacir pposd aoo5 d ope tAc bay i1
Snsr Co. ttsir very ge nefe oue even an. Jos.
Of icI Il1g, si dough 30 b. pgssl0.c fora il. c1er
sae ~ every iircncnt Of to l"h tuition 20 wofk Moor
fd Injury. ID. placing I4.nfi teAl ot'la .
orso1e rer Wy. tne ev VI n -rnins with tA' c-. tst
Tioencfe ID "nln d. Lcca t-4t .. .- u n e i'f's
CAtage ali come.
Allowing rru.3.fA Days'o or ths mo-, ncompat'rt man
A. Apen,f DO lad better 10 1Dle pib l d. term - 'f"
thsn % nd of h .ttenit to 90 80, BY revolution co.
and no man nl0 1. Istiot ~ seusr sf urt'
tsts % cco bye srch desles -be one svee
:" 3nt5e ~ ssiey 10 Il The people W.T. mover ronstnt
n tty .Ter Do hey sye rAwor'Dv 'Ar lDtt- We az
stltf ~, aIlco % ~ sesiod by .agtrg .h-ce o. :
80 ~ i.''i'sH 80 " a. feac ~ 2 gfn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
FROrf THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
The Other eide OF the sfaniy-Coiyer r.rt;er
Explanations of the Military Gov
crnor-We Will not Enforce the Eugi-
tive-sIavc lava Plain siairmeni OF
kucf..
IRON Our own Correspondent.

lFom Ouf own I OiItfpDntfils
NEuTgR.. ~ C.. June IT, 1892.
Returning this afternoon rom the excursion 10
Fortress Monroe, found complete files Of the New
York papers, and carefully read over the various let
ters aud leaders which the Siany Colyer imDroglio
has called forth. In previous communication /
lave given you brief such statement OF the case
a. WAS warranted by my conversations with tie ultra
Aboliiiolists on the che hand and NJ or-General
Burnside on the other. The whole affair Of lIolpers
banishmeui and Colyers voluntary Withdrawal from
tbs Department occurred during my absence at
Washington, and had 10 take the stokes at second
hand. On the one eide Governor Stanly was de-
scribed 10 me or weak tool IN tho hands
Of tho Pro-Sayery party, eager to curry favor
with open Rebels aud hypocritical Un.onais and
willing to enforce not only the hateful Fugtvesaye
act but even 20 vsi. the barbaous pains and penal
tics of DE Moth Carolina statutes upon pbilanthro-
pi-s like Mr. ColyeT, who came to DO the negroes
good.
These late papers teen 70 with protests and denun-
cai ions against Gov Stany's coursein editorials,
speeches and resolutions in Congress in decanAions
al pubic ueetings-and indicate such Il state Of c&-
element IN the public mind, tlat, as simple act oil
ius ICE 10 Gov Stanly, went 10 his house this even
ing and got his statement Of tho conversation WIN
MI Colycr, and an explanation Of his policy There
was 20 desire expressed on his part that lac shonld
be defeuded. The interview war sought entirely by
wyfeif; but, when iIs object was explained, DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
CAPTURE OF A REBEL MAIL.
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch 20 The " Y Tribune
MANASSAS, Tuesday, Jure H. 1902.
While few soldiers were hunting for deserers
Yesterday in the vicinity Of Culpepper, they sud
denly came uron Rebel mail.csrrisr who was en-
desyoring TO conceal himself in the woods. lie WAS
Immediately arrested after slight resistance, and
taken 70 headquarters at this place. large guam
tity Of letters to prominent officers in the Rebel
vice, many OF which contain valuable information,
were found in the mailbag also 10000 in Conled-
crate bonds The carrier Gays his name is Granville
w. Kelly, that lie resides near Cupeppcr, and owns
q plantation there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
EIGIITY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF HE
BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.

Bcs1ON, Iue'day, June ., i0l-'
To-day lie The eighty-seyenth anniversary Of the
Battle OF Bunker Ill., AMI it being legai holiday,
the banks, CustomHouse, and many s'ores are
closed There is fine military turn ont, especially
in Chsrlestown where the day is observed WI. moro
then usual demonstrations Of patriotism.
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TIE sN0gy PIPE.
The smoke pjpe j. 10 DO impregnable, ~ inches
inside diameter a; the top and firmly secured to the
deck in the center hoe Of the vessel, above Tho
common smoke.box OF the boilers IL j. 10 20
lcnrnnosed OF not less than slA plates OF IRON,
one inch thick, iye,ed together in such manner ~
10 break Joint efeetualy. The hight OF the pipe
will be eight feet, tareIing oil III thickness toward
the top where shell-prooi grating VIII Dc inserted.
The base will be formed OF plates oI Iron one ihen
thick extending under the deck-plating ana ooneo
10 the deck beams. portable tube, put together IN
scctous will be tsd TO the upper end OF the pipe'
10 be applied az sea IN rougn weather.
THE fsGINFs ETC.
The engines will consist of two cylinders ~ lnch-
o. in diameter and - inches stroke combined III ono
niece ana supported by 4 s,roug frame east m ono
/ 1iace firmly secured 90 the wrOugntLon keison.
irLe nlowerengines and blowers will be on greater
Size than those OF the Monitor, and, instead OF being
plnced IN the eDgine-rOcm, VIII BE- applied under the
tnrre for the purrose OF drawing down tho cold ar
through tho urretl0of and forcing II mo the oolier'
room and other paris OF the vessel.
Two boilers, on Martins plan, Will be attached,
Of 10 feet face, feet inches high, and II feet
inches long, with 3 furnaces in each. These boilers
viii res, on the l6-inch hoor-plc, to be feltcd and
loaded and furnished with all approved sppnite-
nances. The propeller will be made OF cas- IRON, W
fee, in dauieteT, with 10 feet pitch.
ruE ANCHOR ASD cAPsrAy.
! The anchor will be made with four ruSes 81 mod
en- torn, and tue csrsian 20 sgrahgeo oIts u eau
be raised five times faster than tina, OF tse Monitor,
and aso to admit Of greater NUMBER W aieh oeips
employed.
AccoHNODATIoSs.
The entire vessel forward OF the turret viii DO
d.,o,s1 70 the accommodation Of officers, crew,
stores aud ammunition. ,,,...
fesb water condenser, capable OF furnishing
oao oaIJons OF fresh water during - hours, Will
Ia Connected with the water tanks ~ appropriate
pipes. co.,,,vr,ov
Tbe ve al is 70 be delivered finished ia complete
rapner and fully equipped for active ssea-seryics
in "A respects, excepting guns, Ammunition, Goa,
and ordnance stores everything else TO be FURNISHED,
and d, be Oi the best material ard workmanship:
The iron 70 be used II the rucion Of the vessel
is TO be exclusively American, the Government
strictly prohibiting any ioleign iron being nsso'
Tic price received from the Government for ouli1-
ing tie vessel is 100000, ard FIVE months IS tns
time specified 10 which II Is TO be completed BE-
tween four ana FIVE hundred men will be employed
day aud night, under the supervision Vi Mr. George
BIZ eek, IT,. wlo WI superinisrd tfssp'Es "s'k'
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THE VALLEY OF THE sHENANDOAH

MovSr JAcKsoN, Mond

MovSr JAonsoN, Monday, June 16, 1867.
Trustworthy information hes been received 81
headquarters that Jackson has been re-enforced a
second time by 1900 men.
General Fremont is in very exposed condition,
in danger Of being overwhelmed by vastly superior
force.
Nc re-enforcements are on the way 10 him.
IL Is believed that much OF The Cor,nth army il
about to be sent TO hold the Shenandoah Valley,
with Us immense supplies OF wheat, until after har-
vest time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

TAKING NEGROES NORTH.
The contrabauds in this Department have been
emuIoyed by our military forces in great variety OF
WAYS. They have been useful On carpenters, Ina
sons, black,mhs, iaspcIs, gardeners, 'imber-new-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-01
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of YCndition FEponas 70 nc directed
- and delivered frum the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, al It's March Term,
1904, viii expose TO public sale, 20 the highest bid.
der for cash at the Courthouse Yard in the City Of
Nashville, Saturday, the 26 day Of July, 1862,
all the right, title. claim, interest and estate,
which Eliza Lyons then had, or may have since ac-
CURED Inland 10 the following defcribed Lot Of Ground
situated IN Davidson County, State " Tennessee,
bounded follows on the west side OF Capitol Hin
IN the city Of Nashville, being part Of the lots known
40 CoCHil5 lots, and part Of lots No 10, commencing
az tho south corner Of the said lOtNo ~ aud running
90 feet On nOrtheriy direction TO a street laid on
through said property, thence with said rect IS
feet thenoe IN o sOuthery DIRECTION 90 feet IN line
parallel 90 the hrs aud thence So feet TO the place Of
the beginning. Being the same property conveyed
by lsaso Paul 60 Flza Lyons, register 81 n Tia" Rs.s-
;,r Ufce OF davidson County, IN book a. page 4i2
being levied on the property Of Eliza Lyons 10 sat
isfy Judgment rendered in favor Of William FOdWol
against the said Eliza Lyons.
J. NJ. HINTON,
June Il 1852 sheriff Of d. c.
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p RIO sPECTUs
NASHVILLE UNION.

IHs hAsHuuE UNT1N was commenced al few weeks
SINCE for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
Coniederacy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, oveg all
the states which have attempted TO secedc. II holds
friends all who support and ne foes 1l who oppose
the Union Of the States. Il has no watchword but
FREEDOM AND NATIONALITY,
Eth rebels and traffic has no compromise 10
make. Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
The Laws made IN pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law op TVS LAND anything IN the Constitution and
Laws OF any Of the states to the contrary notwith.
standing.
Il contends for the Union OF the states because
without Il the preservation Of liberties and nsll-
tuti0ns aud the organization Of society itself arc
wholly impossible Therefore whatever STANDS in
the way OF crushing out the rebellion and restoring
the Union must perish, no matter bywhat name IL be
called.
To the people Of Tennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Union, until they we're be
trlyod to the rebel despotism at Richmond by per
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt 20 heavily the awful curse Of treason aud
anarchy we appeal for support. lot the names Of
rebol office holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have nlled our borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before the world Let those ambitious aud
sysT 5us vino nave plotted our ruin for their
own aggrandizemeut be fastened - the plIory Of
shame no matter how high their position in society
1t It be shown how tho sefstylod defenders Of
"Southcrn Rights" are now leading maraudIug bauds
Of reeboJters ald troopers over our state, kid.
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering uuarmcd citizens in cold blood. Let the
TRUTH 30 long excluded by the Southern conspirators,
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
and our cause VT assurodly triumph, VIII not loyal
men everywhere aid us in tho dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy Of Free Governments
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Sherifs Sale.

10y virtue Of @ ycuditioni oxpouBs 90 me directed
- anl dHI'Terli lTum thl Honorable Circuit Court
" nyds County, Iogugssoo, at its March Term
1852 viii expose Co pub BE- sale 90 the highest bid.
dor, for cash, ut uo Court touse Yard iu the City Of
Nashville, uu saturday, the 10th cay OF July 1862.
an tle right title claim, Into est and estate which
lslao Pau. aud Henry hill then had, or may hive
sace acquired, in and to the following described piece
or parcel VI aud lying boz Davidson County STATE OF
Tennessee. go The Diig ~ Nashville. In book No %.
page Clb. s'tuliet I'm the 7th sagt, and Known s5
lots No ] and p in Daniel MiUor's sui. divisun oil
lots Nos. lA, 20 mi 20 iu Mulkcys plan OF UuIvsr.
sfy lots, situated on raul street beginning at hc
conner uf Doc belonging 90 EH Morris estate. RON.
ming thence with Paul street 50 feet towards Miller
street Go no foot alley; thence ut right angles with
so 10 alley $50 foot t1u % foot alley, thence at rlht
aug los with said aIfy sd feet 90 stake Boz Ei Nor
rio line, thence az right angles lss icet t1 tho hoga
no B being levied on as the property Uf Isaac Paul
and Henry nan o. satisfy Judgment rendered ia ia
Eur NJ tLIs Moore, nee, 6r., against Isaac ruul.
Henry HlI ana Ira T.. Jones.
JAMES 81 HINTON.
Jure list sheriff OF D C.
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Sherih's Sale.

pY virtue Of a vcnditioni eEponas 10 me directed,
ID sud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
der for cash. at the Courthouse Yard IN the Cy of
Nashville, on Saturday, the Goth day of July, 1902,
and to the following described tract parcel Of land
in the city Of Nashville Davidson County, TCnues-
see, az follows: Fronting SO feet the west side Of
Market street, 80 feet of which conveyed on the
18th day OF August 1859, RRd registered "a the Reg
ister's Office Of Davidson County, In book 20, page
aiming So feet was conveyed by deed the LIST day
Of January, 1860, ami les Immediately between the
above named so feet detd, Robert Hawkins ground,
being part Of the same property conveyed by deed
from r. Wuodhn 60 Isaac Paul book 80, page a. Teg
ist'rCd in the Registers office Of Davidson County,
beng levied the property Of Isalc Paul 20 sat-
isiy Judgment rendered in favor Of VIM. \. Wat
kns against j. ". BirdwCll and Isaac Paul
j, HINTON,
June Il, l8G2.-3t Sheriff Of ID. G.
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SheriAps Sale.

DY virtue Of a veuditon eNponss 20 me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, Will expose 10 public sale 60 she highest bid
der Tor sh, az the Courthouse yard, In the City Of
Nashville on the goth day Of July 1862, all the rght
title, claim, interest and estate, which J s. Shack.
lett then had or may have since acquired In and to
the following described tract Of land-25 acres Of l1ud
IL beng The undivided interest Lelungrg TO j. s.
ShaGklett, IN 100 acre tract Cf land known as the
Smith Ogeyies Heirs tract It land lying Ia Davidson
on the North by the lands Of Fzels' heirs on the
west by the lands Of 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. Shackett ;
being levied on as the property Of j. s. Sbackett TO
safety Judgment rendered In iIyor Of Thaddeus
llargravo against J. s. Shacklett.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
jure l5--3t sheriff Of d. c.
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ShariRa Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditioni exponas 70 me directed,
Id and delivered from the HonoFabla Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, az ~ March Term
1862 viii expose 10 public sale, 20 the highest ll
der Tor CASH az the CUurt house Yard DO the city OF
Nashville, saturday, The 20th day Of July 1902, all
the right title claim, interest and estate which
John W Huddcstun, ten bad, or may have since
acquired, In and 20 the following described piece or
Parcel Of ground Ia Davidson County Tennossee-to
Wit one brick house and lot or piece o. ground stu
a;od on the north side Of URon street 90 the city Of
NASHVILLE, between College aui Cherry streets. No
"a fronting % feet on Union street. and running back
70 feet, being The same properly conveyed Co j. W.
uddleston by J. Il. Robertson and registered 10 the
Register office Of Davidson County, Tennessee being
levied on as the property Of ]. w. Huddeston 10 sat
Efy judgment rendered ia favor u Hyde aud Free
man, against j, W. Huddleston.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
june last Sheriff Of d c.
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Sheriff. Sale

IlH virtue Of venditioni exponas 20 me directed,
aud delivered irQm The Honorable Circuit Court
on baNilann Nounty, Tennessee, at its March Term,
leolt vii expose 10 public gle, 90 the highest bid
der, Tor cash 40 the Court house Yard n do CITY of
Nashville, on Sa urd'y, the 20th day " Iulv is62.
aU tho right ilci claim, interest aud estate, which
j. Bel then had, or may have since ac1uiref ln and
TO the following described H0use and Iut or piec, or
ground situated the east side of College sircct In
sonlh Nashville, hay idiou County, Tennessee front.
ing 90 feet on college street, and running hlrk l85
feet 90 90 alley, adjoining the property Of smith
hnsNley on the north, aud BrlsscI ON The snuth.
being the same bought by T. Bell Of Isalc PAUL and
registered 90 The ReUst# rs Office Of Davidson County
being levied 90 as The property Of D. Ben 90 satisfy
a Judgment rendered Ia favor Of 7. W. q J. A. Chl-
ton, Against Bell Bros. and Isaac Paul
j. NJ HINTON,
june n, 1862 st SbrriT or n e.