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The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
ucrlo XVIII.


) Conforme . Las DISPOSE
eiooes de eeta coayencion
esran eAsreCA6as las per.
eonas . 0eienes se impute
Aguno de Zoe crimenes sie.
nientea, . saber: HomiciiiO
voauntariO, (inciuyendo 81
aseeinaaO, sl parricidio, 81
. In9sntichaiO, y Il suvenena.
nAsntel conato dc homici.
go; fesrxA hechA . naser,
tAa0Aeaei0a !; fahricscion d
1nnedA salsA; iaeeniio: no.
% coa viaaseeia, insinids.
eioe, o snts1dA vioie1ta eu
uns caee hAbisada: pirnss.
ria; peeulado o Aario CO..
&iao por psrs00aaaiauiI.dsa
. aDalasiaias q desf fiDentr
- los que - emplsan, Gu.
100 estoo crimenes eeter
0l1Uouo Q ea1tiRo iufamnnfa
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Mf1CuIO XVI.

La Republica de venezue.
Il y loo Estadcs Cnidos de
America, en- virtud de re-
quisitorias que se hagan en-
Su nombre, por el organo
de sus respeetivos agentes
dtplomasic0o y consulares
entregaran . Ia justicia las
personas . Quienes impu-
tandose los crimenes emu
merados en- el articulo sig
utente ccmetidos dentro de
h jurisdiction de Ia parte
requirente, ouscaren asilc
ofueren encontrados dentrc
de los territofioe de ls otra
con tai que - haga esto sol.
amente euando Ell hecho de
h comision del crimcn este
aereditadO de moio Que
justi1case ID aprehension y
som etimiento . jucio de las
personas acusadas, 81 sc hu
oiese eometido Ell crimeu
sn el pats donde Sc hallen
en todo 10 eual los tribunale.
= dichc pais procederan J
Acitiran cOnforne q SUI
leyes-
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ARrICJLO. XIV.

De ning,sn principe 0 e.
taao con 4uiea los Estldos
Unidos esten en- guerra, So
iiciiAraR al toInaran los csa-
dAdAnos &c Venezuela paI
eptcs nj letras dc marca
para armar liagun buque &
buques y saiir d corso con
ira los dichos Istaios Cni
dos . aiguno dc clos, y coa'
ira los cuidIiinos, pucbios
U hAbItantes dc 9ichos Is
tados CnidOs U siguno q.
ellos; nj contra los bienes
de- ningun0 de sus habitAn.
tes; al ninSIn ciadAdano IA
habitante de his kStS!os
Uniios, o slguno de elios
solic.tsra nj tonIara de MN
gun principe y cstAdo COZ
que Venezuela ests en gIer'
Ta paIentes III ietrAs dc mar
ca para erm.rais an DuIus
. boques y saiir .oorso con
ira los ci1da1an0s U hsDi
tsntes de dicna I;epuL.sca
o algunO do clos, y 81 aigun
individuO do cGAiqaiera dc
ia0 dos Raclones tOmart
tales pAtentes U letras lie
IaArca, sera castigaio con
forms . sus respeGtivas
leyes.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
AkfuIg XIV,

IL shall not be lawful for
any fosetGa privateerS who
have examinations from
any prince or state IN sn.
nifty with either nation n
nt their ships IN chs ports Of
either, % ell their prizes,
0r in any manner 70 cx-
change them; neither shall
they bs allowed 70 parclaase
provisi0ns, except such a.
shall bs necessary 70 their
going - the next port Of
that prince o. state from
which they have received
their cam nianrns
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9xs,i,g Shts 3syhnass
DnEsDAy n0RAInG. H0v. lssA. isss

GEO. L. PARSONS. Editor.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
ARrcrLO XxxIII.

Esta conveneion sera
sometida por anlbaS parties
a Ia aprobseion y ratifica'
cion de las respsctivas su.
toridades comp,tsntes d.
cada una dc las contratante1
y Las ratifcsciones, capjea,
das en- Caracas lueg0 que
las Circumstances 70 per.
mItan.
In fe de 10 cual Ice re.
speetiyos plsnipOtenctarol
han hfmaco y ssliAd0 los
precedentes articulOs eE
kpAnoi y en- lngles.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12

HechO por duplicado en-
Ia ciuiad de Caracas q ve-
inte siete de Agosto, del ano
del senior de- mil ocho Glen
tos v seSenta.
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ARIICIA xxvf.

The high contracting par
ties grant 70 each other tho
liberty of having IA ths
ports u the other eonsuls
0r vice -consuls u their own
sppoinslnent, who shall en-
JOY tae same privileges and
powers e those of .ne most
favored nstioa, bGt II any
VI the said consuls or vice.
coasuls shall carry on trade,
they shall Be subjected u
the sAme laws and usAgcs
~ which private individ.
uaio VI sneir nation are sub
tsctsd " tAs same place.
The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-12
Au30D XVI.

NJ uhtoed States of
ADsetea and The Hepub-
Ne q VenesuelA, on re-
0uioisieao UAde in their
Hane tAeough ths me-
dun - theif respective
aiplounAale md consular o.
esats, sAA1 deliver up to
t1ss.cs psrsoas Who, being
ehArge4 with the crimes
snuDcf1oed in The following
aftielS, committed within
ths juS1Ddietica q the re-
curing party, shall seek
asylum or shall be found
within the territories Of the
oshsr: Pyvvidei, Inst this
shall b done ealy when the
6et u ~ eO0mission Of
H. ertDe shall be % estab-
liaAed = - tmsifv their ap-
preheuotoa end commit
0ent Tor tr1nl, u The criune
hAd bssa eouAnieesd in The
ee1neEy vAeeo - persons
- aoe6Do1 - ~ found ;
hA 0Vn1rn ~ tYibunalS
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fhs seleving isA SpeciaI 60 tbe ztMes:
HEApevAsfsns, GAIsasvILIs,
We1Deeday, 0cs. ssh.

Another ssssops ~ oads this afterrooe -
drive u oss pickles, ssasissed few niles ~
yeod Nsv Baltioose. rhb tine larger free
eavanesd 70 he stssek, bat spsa coming viths
range Of our gun . lev vell-dirscssd she's
esased tAso 70 ehasee their iroes 10 The rsss.
CaanoDsding hes beea heard to-day In IL T.
reesisu ef UppevilIs. Il ~ believed - Pss-
csed from 0snsral SssssaasS advssss ysssse'
day."
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Ancrn III.

Las disposiciones Dc los
art!culos anterioree relati-
vos . Il entrsga Dc rsos
pr0f0gos, no - apliaasaA .
dslitos comelicos anteo de
esta fecha, nj . loo Dc car
acter poiitic0.
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Esta copvencion - osls-
bra por el termino Dc oeho
amos contacos dssde q cAAje
de las ratIfcaciones; ri un
ano antes de espirar ess pls-
10, ninguna de La parties
contrasantss hubtsrs anun-
etsdo . n otra, por medto
de una notihcacioo o6eial ,
su voluntad de detener loo
efectoe de dicha convention /,
esta eOptinuara obligatOria
por doce meses mas, y 90
en- adslAnte de ano en- aao
hasta que terminen loo doce
meses que seguifan Q se-
mejante declaration, sea
cual fuere 81 tempo en- que
tenga efceto.
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| ent Indications there viii be no hGhtinG As pres
ent Lee and his army win retreat 90 Richnosd
and 60 into winter quarters.
| Ii is said to-day, that the authority for ths -
sertion that Seward consulted with Buchanaa
from the day Of Lincoln's election - his isaugu
ration, will soon be forthcoming, and be of very
high position.
| There is nov no prospect Of an early trial o.
Gen. Mcdowell, Gen. Hunter, vho va ss the
head OF the court martial, being ordered 70 The
| field
The inteigesce of large democratic victsriea
| in Illinois was quite unexpected, and ~ net
known here till to-day.
The Star says that the impression d genssa
among military circles, that the army Of the Po.
;otDac is to-day, potivshssanding the currso,
sno. storm, marching over into the Valley o.
Virginia, through Front Royal Gap. Mso. 0es
Mcclellan will soon be between that portion q
Lees army tha. have passed down towards Ger.
donsviiIe. and that portion remaining in wi.ebes
ter and Berry ville and no more forces lefs there
may be sufficient 70 keep Up the appearance Of
force in that quarter, until the retreat Of tha
main body shall be fairly accomplished
Tburlo- Weed has just made denisl Of he
statement that Buchanan esasultsd Ssvard du-
ring the last days of the former aininistssiioa.
Vashingtso, Nov. 2.
The agent of the Assoeiated Pres Inquired Il
The State Department to-day, absst the earrest
reporss Mr.. Seward promptly replied that the
aiietyed eonsaltatioes between Boshasaa and
hins-li we're imaginary, and the reported prop
oeitions Of Nsrcier and the alleged exszaordinasy
Cabinet meetings fabulous.
General Asrtindale has been restored - duty.
The first snow storm e ~ seaGea eomnsoeod
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Ths provisions Of the
aforegoing articles relating
10 the surrender Of fugitive
Criminals shall not apply 70
offences committed before
the date hereof, nor TO those
Of . political character.
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arrived this evening, She was captured by tb
gunbot Flag aud bark Restless, while trying Il
run the blockade at Charleston. Her captai,
and sixteen Of the crew we're captured with her
She is loaded With arms and amuni.ion. The res
of the crew are aboard the steamer which s,ile
on the lss for New York.
The prize steamer Scotia is repairing at Hi
ton Head, and uill sail in . few days for New
York.
The prize steamer Scotia is repairing at Hill
ton Head, and will sail in few days for New
York. She is also loaded with powder and am
unition.
Gen. Mitchell died at Beaufort on the sOth
of yellow fever, which is prevailing there.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac.
Nov. 4th, 1862.
The commands Of cavalry and artillery unde
Gems Pleasanton ard AverelI, occupied Pied
mont last night. This morning they pushed OF
and after spirited skirmish occupied Marquette
They no. occupy the approaches to Asaassa:
and Chester Gaps, on the LEFT of the Blae Ridge
mountains.
The rebel cavalry showed themselves to-da.
opposite Smokers Gap. and we're a:so visible
from Maryland Heights.
General Mcclellan spent most Of the P. II. al
at the top Of Ashoy's Gap taking observations il
the Shenandoah valley.
Washington, Nov. 5.
Information from Manassas junction this L.
n, says that the position Of Gen. Sickels' con
nand, sent forward to look after the Orange and
Alexandra railroad, found il in better condition
than sss anticipated to . point nearly up to
Catlet's Station.
The Railroad bridge At Broad Run Was found
partially burned BY the rebels, and it, supports
partially sawsd through. II can, however, be
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sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a vendtioni exponas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, will expose TO public sal 70 the highest bid
der for cash, az the CouthOuse Asrd Ia the City OF
Nashville, o. saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1862,
all the rsht, lite claim, interest and estate, which
Isaac Paul then had, or may have since acquired, in
in the City Of Nashville, Davidson County, state Of
Tennessee as follows: fronting 90 feet on the west
side Of Market ST. ReereIce can be had by referring
10 book 20, page 55 33 feet was conveyed 10 Isaac
Paul. by deed, on the Isl day Of January, ls6o
and lies Immediately between the ABOVE named 30
feet, ed Of Robert Hawkin- ground, being part Of
the same property formerly owned by Nelson Specie,
being the Same pro erty conveyed BY deed from X.
WOodhn 10 Isaac aul, regi tcret m the Registers
office OF Davidson County ia boOk 32 page 40; being
levied on az the property of Isaac Pad 70 ,tsfy a
Judgment rendered in fivYr Of VIM. N. Watkins
against J. W. Rirdwsll and Isaac Paul
j. NJ. HINTON,
June Il, 1898 ..r Sheriff Of D. @.
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United States of America:

MIDDLE niellANl bF lfNNfNNNls
M lkREAS ,Nhel OF information was died within
w ana TOR the Mi1dlo Wsirict Of Tennessee, az
Nashville ON the 2nd day OF Ju1o, A. D., 1862, by
John Trnble, Faq, Attorney ior tho Unted states
for the Middle District of Tennessee, who proEecutes
herein ON behalf of tho uuitcI States against certain
pro ofty, Via certain lot, situated Gear tho South
east corner of Broad ami Front surofH W tho IN uf
Ma hvile being iue nrEt l0tt thr curuOr Ut uf1.p-
sad on which corner lot Is situated, no Brass .igua
dry Of Colci said Toe iroutng ou Front stfct run
Mug back towards hc river, lhcno1 nearly 1nralrI
90 the liver, aud IA. c back Trout tatUt the cor
ner OF slti lot on Front street iJthsst from Broad
being opposite a small bacHmItus shop, suuttgd on
the othor side OF Front street. ana ASP ulr mo d-
ings said l0t and also al Too uNturrs, machinery
too o. imp tmonts aud mat az OF every dtsCriJ 90 M
connec "a with sad lot and bulllnrB Said bu ldula
on said lot being the Foundry 90 une r. N. brennan
and praying process against said pfop9fy, that Tho
same be cOn1cmuod AS Forfeited.
Now, therefore. m pursuance o' Ono mOulNuu, uu
der the sAl Of said CONT Co enc directed aud u.yuT
cd, do hereby give public NOTICE 60 all U"rsuus
claiming said property, or Ia any manner Interested
thordn that tGey b' aud appear before said trcuu
Ouft, 90 be held at rho CiW OF Nashville Oh and tHr
said District thg 2uth day of October 1909, No no
o'cluck Ia tho forenoon OF that day, then ana there
" ntorposc tl,ir claims, and 10 mako their aiegn
lions 10 that behalf y. r. GLAStuCh,
Juno "a, isd2--llt L. 3. Marshal, N ID r..
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aashrille atuidn.
RosPE CTUS
NASHVILLE UNION.

TuH melville UMoE was commenced lew weeks
since for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
Confedoracy, and Of advocating the restoration OF
Federai authority, without any abatement, over al
The states which have attempted 10 secede Il holds
a. friends all Who support and as foes an who oppose
the Union Of the States. Il has no watchword but
FnrEDoM AND NAuoSAtrY
with rebels and traltD has no compromise 10
make. u contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made In pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law % ma LcD, anything M the CouErtution and
Laws q any q the States 10 the contrary uotwith
standing.
It contends for the Union Of tho States, because
without II the preservation Of liberties and inst-
tutiaRs aaa ihe ofgaiAzaiion Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands in
the way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter ~ what pane i be
He'd
To the people Of TennesHee ever renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty and Union, until they wore. be.
trayod 10 The rebel dcspotsm ID Richmond BY per.
dous Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt 90 heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy we appeal for support. lot the names Of
rebel ofhcehoders Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Bon, who nave alied cur borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before the world lot those ambitious aud
avarcious men who have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrAndizement be fastened p the pillory Of
shame noymatter how high their position in society
Let II be shown ,how the selfstyled defenders o.
'tsouihern Rights now leading maraudlng bandi
Of froo-bOolor aad ossroopers over our statoi kid
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, broa<nl
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, ant
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood, lot TN
truth % long excluded BY the Southern consprators
now-circulate freely through every neighborhood
and our tause vi assuredly triumph VIII pot loya
men everywhere aid rs IN the Determination Of fact
aud the advocacy Of Free Government
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Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditiOni exponas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1862 viii expose 10 public sale, 20 the highest bid
dor for cash. at the Courthouse Yard in the CITY u
Nashville, saturday, the 26th day OF July lS62,
an The right, title claim, interest aud estate, which
C. x. Winston then had or may have lince acquir.
ed in and 20 the following described real estates Two
lots, numbers and B. fronting 40 feet each on High
street, and RAINING back 30 feet to 10 teet alloy
and situated IN the slh Ward OF the City of NASH
VIE, and being numbers and g. Ia the plan Of lut5
Of Alexander Campbell and wife For further refer.
ence see book Is, page go, in Registers Office Of
Davidson county, Tennessee; being levied on the
property Of G. X. Winston, TO satisfy a Judgment
rendered IN favor Of Winfield knight against e. X
Winston, A. b. Shmkland and III l. Woods
JAS. NJ HINTON,
juno II, 1s62.--3t. sheriff Of D. c.
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united States of America:

MIDDLE DlSiklCF OF IhNNhSSE 90
NXTHEREAS a libel Of information was dlod with
w IN and for the Middle District or Idnnefsee, al
Nashville, on the 2bth day Of May A D., 1852 by
John Trimhc, fsq., Attorney for The United STA "a
for the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosccutes
herein on behalf OF the United States against cer-
tain lot and the Buildings tnereon, situated nuntng
on Mark street, IA tue city OF Nashville, known a.
Ellis a Aiooros Foundry and Machine shop, kast of ,
and near Broad street. 10 Tie city OF Nashville also,
all the machinery, tools, hxtures and Implements
and m lterial connected with said lot and Foundry
and Machine shop and Building for reasons aud
causes In said libel OF Information mentioned, and
praying process against the SAID property, that the
same De condemned rs forfeited.
Now therefore, la pursuance or the monitor, under
tho seal Of said Court TO mo directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 70 AN persons claiming
said property or in any manner Interested therein
that they b' and appear before said Circuit Court, to
be held at the city OF Nashville, la ana for said Dis
trot the goth day OF October, 1864 at 10 O'Clock n
the forenoon of that day then and there TO ntrposc
their claims, and . make their allegations lu that
behalf n. n GLASS OCK,
June "a, 1862 LIT u. &. Marshal, N d. r.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a yenditoni exponas TO directed,
ID and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
o. Davidson County, Tennessee. at It's March term,
1862 viii expose pubic sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash at the Court house Yard in the City q
Nashville, ON Saturday the l6lh day Of July 1862,
all the right, title claim interest ana estate, which
b. Rutland then bad, or may have since acquired,
and 10 the following described tract or parcel Of
land In the 9TH civil district Of Davidson County,
state Of leupGssee the waters Of Stones' river
tanning by estimation % acres aud bounded as fol
lows beginning at stake in W. Pulley's south b0un
Diary line, thence west SO pols 20 a span sh Oak
In sad Pulleys south line, thence south % poles TO
spanish oak, thence southeast IS poles ~ a stone
thence east IL poles 20 hickory and dogw0od, thence
North l26 poles TO the begning being levied the
property Of J. b. Rutland to safety Judgment rem
dcred N favor of f. H. Childress against W. X. Rut.
land, Jas Rutland, Thos y, Northern, j. b. Rutland
andW. @. Rutland.
r.l d. JAMES NJ HINTON,
June A--3t, sheriff Of ID. G.
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junoI48r
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Sherih's Sale.

DY virtue Of "a Veuditionl Fxponas TO me directed
II and delivered uQm tho lan0Tstble Grguit Court
of davidson County, Tennessee, al va March Term,
1862 viii exp se 90 ruhIic sale 30 Che hIehesl bid
der, cash tt ho fourt-houso Yard lu the City OF
Nashville on saturday, the 26h day Of July 1867 an
thr right, title, claim interest aud estate, which D.
H. Charlton then had, may have since acquired, iu
aud Co the following described tract OF laud u David
son County, Tennessee, in District No. g. and bounded
as follows, 90 wit Beginning on aSug Tree IN VIM
kimhroS tlno, bounded On me North aud West hy
said Klmbru's line anu on the south and tast by j
NJ. kmbr1's line, containing 10 or - acres Ou liur.
Ticauc creek known the Mil Tract being levied Ou
as the property of H. Charlton, 90 safety "a iudp
mcut rendered iu favor Of g. p Fort against i ii
Charlton, q. Wheeler and A. Gregory
JS&t.i =; HiETUE,
june ls-8t. r... .... sheriff OF d, q .
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Sherif's Sale.

u z virtue Of a Venditoni Exponas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson Cjunty, Tennessee, At ice March Term,
1892, Will expose 20 public sale, 10 the highest bid
ner for cash. at the Court house yard ia tbs City Of
Nashville, on saturday the 10th day OF July, 1862 al
the ght title, aim, interest aud estate which ri
ID Payne then had, or may have since acquired, in
and 10 the following described Lot piece Of Ground
in Eugen Id, in davidson County, In A. W Putman's
addition 10 Edgeleld, known as Lot No. IL, fronting
80 feet on the whites creek pike, and running back
e. d. Payne, By W Putnam aud reeistefod In Reg.
ister's lice Of Davidson ounty, Ionnesseo In Book
20, Page ST TO which reference Is made, being levied
On the property Of r.. ID. Payne, 10 satisfy iudg
ment rendered in favor OF a. W. Putnam against E. D.
Payne Moan q u .a q. j. NJ HlN1ON,
junel5--3t sheriff OF D. @.
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N Sheriffs Sale. -

DY virtue OF Yenditi0ni Exponas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from tho HONORABLE Circuit Cougt
OF DAVIDSON COuuly, 1euhossee, al itB Marh Term,
1869 will expose topublio sale TO the highest bid
der Tor cash. at the Court house Yard ia the City OF
Nashville, on saturday, the goth day OF July, 1862,
all the right, title, claim interest and estate which
Henry llill lhon hau ,or may have SINCE aequrod In
and TO tho following desofibod lot OF land, lying in
South Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee bounded
follows On Pearl street, on the corner Of Morris
corner Of said Street, runnlDg West $50 feet thence
south 40 fee at light angles $50 feet TO said Street
thence North 40 feet 10 tue begnntng being levied on
as the property II Henry Hill, TO satisfy Judgment
rendered In favor Of n. j. Fox against Henry Hfand
Isaac Paul JAMES NJ. HINTON,
June l5--3t Sheriff OF d G.
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Sherifs Sale.

llA virtue ot vcnditiOni cXpOnas 90 mo directed,
- and delivered IrHu the honorable Circuit Court
W NtNds county ttunes-oHt go ITS NHrh Term,
1862, expose 20 pub ic sale, Co tho highest bid.
ur, ior GOSH, 40 the Courthouse Nard IN tue City of
Nashville. uu saturday, the 10th tuy OF july 1862
ul. che right, title claim, into est BuG estate which
Isaac Pant and Aonry hll thea he'd, or may haze
since arluirod 10 audto tie lo,io9nF dtsrr Ded piece
1g parQci OF AND lying 10 htvitfol Comfy, Sute OF
plge GO situated iu the 7tu Wari, and Known al
lots No aud 2, iu n,u'eI MIXERS subdivis On oil
lots Nos. no, 20 In in Monkeys plan OF Uuiyor.
city lots, situated un taul siro g. beginning az lhe
ro. uCr ut "a loi belonging 40 Ei Mors stale; run
uInE thoucc VIII Paul street so feet towards Miller
street, lo lu foot allty thence at right angles with
7uil uyy ISL feet ru 20 foot alley IN nee nc rght
angles with snil utUy So t'ot 60 stake Ia bid Nor
rs' ln'i thence at ug angles lSS foot Co the bag1-
uI IS being lNiyi uu us the property OF Isaac IauI
GOD A. urF i'lt" satl'N judgment rendered 90 "a
yurpf tus g Moore, use. Nc., Against Islar Paul
Horny no. am Ira a. Juuus
JAMES H. HINTON
auuc lt-Jt shCInof ID 4.
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sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of penAitonl Exponas % Iue directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1862, will expose 90 public sale 10 the highest bid
der tor cash at the Courthouse Yard I'm the City OF
Nashville, on saturday. the POI day fJn'y 1902,
OIL the right, utle claim, interest and estate,
which Eliza Lyons then had, or may have since aC-
quired In and TO the following de cribed lot OF Ground
situated In Dayiasun -Ionniys alate qf Tennessee
bounded as follows 90 tHo west side n Capitol H1lt
IN The city Of Nashville, being part Of the known
Cockri's lots, and part Of lots No TO- commencing
az the south corner " The said lotNo 10 and running
G1fect IN a n0rtherly direction 20 street laid of
through said property, thence with said 3 rect SO
feet thence IN "a southcriy direction go feet D line
paraefto thc rEt and thonce 3S feet 20 the place OF
the beginning Being the same property conveyed
by lsasc Paul 90 tliza Lyons, regsterctn the Regis
ters Once Of Davidson County iu book IA, page 4l2,
being levied the property " Eliza Lyons, TO sat
isfy Judgment rendered M aver Of Wiumm Fodwell
agningt The Sad Elizl LYONS 4.
j. NJ. HINTON,
june a 1892 sheriff of ID. G.