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Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
nr.r1 RAMS At SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.


The news from the Department of the South is of
the most startling character. Our fleet below Sa'
vannah and at Port Royal are ip constant expect
alton Of a visit from new iron-clad monster just
completed by the rebels at Savannah, described as
being of the most formidable character. 1t appears
that the rebels have RACED The British steamer Fla
gel which was shut up in the Savannah River by
eur blOckading fleet previous to the capture of Fort
Pulaski, thoroughly mailed hOr with railroad iron
brought Gown from the country, and put on board
her an Armament which they claim to be heavier
than that of any of our vessels 1t is also as
serted that she is perfectly seaworthy The rebel:
at Charleston have also two iron-clad rams nearly
completed, but not intended TO operate outside the
harbor. They expected to be used in conveying
vessels in and out through the blockade.
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MAR RED.

At the residence of the brides father, Carnden,
Del, August 9Th, 1862, by Rev. Nathan b. Durrel,
William ). Green to Susan A. Wallace, only daugh
ter of Benz. Wallace, Esq.
In Green street NJ L. Church, Philadelphia, July
Both, by Rev ID. W. Blrtine, Thomas ii. Sherwood,
Surgeon in L. s. ~, To Miss Josie Massey, daughter
of John W. Massey, ESQ, of Philadelphia.
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Rndalusia Institute,

HUME BUAKDING SCHOOL FOX BOYS.
At tnialnsir Penn. Charges per Term. $685. inelu-
~ '"Hch. craving. Painting aud Piano The
'.,t "Hnn-n"rs the lst Of September. The Rev.
=. j. ELS. \ NJ Rector
F,irnoi from rs.tnonnl from the Bishop Of Pennsyl
wanna cLn COtJally recommend It Tins lnsiiIn-
toni as sale and pleasant home for boys, and school
OF unusual merit in point both Of aching and Of NOR
al and religious influences"
aug14t (Siened) ALONZO POTTER.
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complete assortment al Cutlery. such a. KNIVES
and Forks, Carvers Strcls, PeHKnlves Srl.sor. Ra-
and SIrOpS, 81.
The aIienIion Of the Indies il also called 10 his as
ortmeni of Sewing Needles Knitting Needles Pms
Thmblcs. Shields. Teaspoons and ahe-spuSns OF The
finest quality. Ironing Al paratus &c.
Also, an assortment Of Fire Arms. Skates. DInacr-
bells. And IONS. ShuVes and Tongs Coffee. anilI SlE
ters. Frying Pans Waffle IRONS DC
All the above articles viii he sold al price. lever
Than can be bought elsewhere. Plsase call and IL
anime for yourselves. ~here YOU will always fad hin
ready and willing 10 accommodate The public ca the
best Terms
i0h3 J. & HIIIIAAR
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TIE RAN ARkANsAs sLowx UP.

Bad luck still follows the rebels in their efforts 10
obtain Ton-clad navy-at least, if the rebels
themselves are to be believed. dispatch is said to
have been received BY the rebel Secretary If the
Navy from Gen. Van Dorm, announcing that :.
great ram Arkansas, which recently cool.
ceedcd through our feet above Vcksburgh, kno j Z
our vessels right and left, aud which subs. quy J.,
dehed persistent efforts to destsoy her, has rred
the fate Of the Merrimdc-been blown up, and now
lies in shattered fragments at the bottom Of the
Mississippi. According to the dispatch, she left
VeksbaTgh on Monday TO cooperate in attack OH
Baton Rouge. After passing Bayou Sara, which is
only about thirty-ise miles above B lton Roug, lie
machinery became disabled, and before it could be
adjusted several of our gunbOats attacked her, and
after some resistance she was abandoned and des.
troyed as above stated. Van Dorns dispatch states
that her officers and reached the shore in safety
Brig, Gen. Scofcld reports to Cen Halleck, fro n
1t. Louis, that Col. Mcneil. with only one ,OO1
men, has whipped Porter's guerrilla forces, $500
strong, first at Kirksvlc on the 9Th, and again ON
Saturday near Stockton. This guerrilla force is
now said to be demoralizcd and broken up.
Ii is asserted by the St. Louis Democrat that the
preseRt uprising Of the rebels in Missouri is in nc.
cordance With plan conceived BY Gen. Price after
the rebel tcfeat at Pea Ridge, when he told his fol-
lowers to 60 home, put in their crops, ard attend to
their hu-li. g"n.fllly until the harvest, and then
10 the STATE and form guerrilla bands
and be prepared to meet him in the Fall, when he
would return again 10 lead them.
II is stated that the war must now end within
nine months. The law authorizing the President to
call the militia prcscribes that term OF service.
Gen. Halleck has fixed the number of men he needs
with full understanding of the case, and the call
now made is tantamount to an engagement on hi'
part 10 finish up the job and disband the forces IN
270 days, aud il ViH be done.
-
The frigate Nep IrOnsides has all the plates place.
upOn the Sides with the exception Of one or two Of
the npper ter These will go on as soon as possible
On Thursday she was dismantled in part this viii
be continued until all the masts are taken dOwr
She will make her trial trip in about ten days sb
w pass oat the contractors hands about the begin
n;ng az NEXT month. Her movcments'will be entir'
Nv secret aJler she leaves the port 7...
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14

At the Hospital in Portsmouth, Va, July 26th
Geo. p. TOrbert, Of Company E. LIST Delaware Regi.
mcnt, aged 10 years.
Near Little Creek Landing, of Scarlet Fever, on
her twelfth birthday, august LIST, 1882 Lena f.
daughter Of Letitia ii. Pierce.
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Graveyard Lots for Sale.

Notice is hereby given that Graveyard Lots in
the New NJ. h. Cemetery, on the road leading to
Duck Greek, are now ready for sale. The Lots are
laid off TO sui purchasers in squares &c 80 f. by Oft
and will be sold as a whole. or squire, al the oP
ton Of the purchaser. For further particulars sppl,
To w +. COLLINS. }
J. VI. BEwLEY COmmite"
J. Il. CLEMENTS.
Nos Air 'Ic.tc
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CHANGE OF SENTIMENT THE ARMY.-There is
abundant evidence of radical change Of sentiment
on the war, its causes and conduct, among those
who compose the army. 1t has already been stated
that Brigadier- General john 4. Logan cnnesses to
radical change OF sentiment. The Quincy Wing
learns that Colonel Banc, Of the 50th Illinois, and
Captain McFall, of Colonel Cars Cayalay, both
both lifelong Dem 'crats, aud opponents to ";,bol-
tion," but after seeing slavery in its home, and
learning from scars wounds and insults, the animus
of secession, candidly confess to change of Henti-
nent. IA
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School Books and School
FINDINGS.

The undersigned has purchased assortment OF
SCHOOL BOOKS. SIatiOnary-PCns, tGillctl'S) Ink,
Pen-hOlders, Pencils-&c., which he will sell at
duced prices, and having made arrangements with
several houses in Philadelphia, will ursh promptly
aRd at the shortest notice any aud all kinds OF mscel
laneOus Books whiC h may be ordered
Book Depository III the front room 0 his Office. on
Commerce street. irsI door above Tschudy q Collins
store.
N. B.-Terns invariably in advance.
j. S. HUNTINGTON.
SMYRNA, Aprll !, 1861.
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DiscOursgins EnIlstmsnts.

There are in midst class of traitors who
have been exceedingly busy, since the call Of the
President for $4,000 men, doing all in their
power to prevent the enlistment of volunteers. In
order to accomplish their base purpose, they have
resOrtcdto all exPedients and successful have they
been in number Of to prevent the enrol
ment Of many, The main pretext of these Sound
rels is that the war is " Black Republican" one,
and that it is mainly for the benefit of the negro.
Such things these should not be tolerated. They
have gone far enough, and il time that they should
be stopped. Numerous other instances have also
come to our notice, in which prominent individuals,
of strong Secession proclivites, have been engaged
in thus crippling the Government.
An order should be issued to arrest every man
found discouragng enlstments, and incarceratc him
| in Fort Lafayette. We have traitors in Tlids
There is reason why treason should not be crush
cd at home, as well as abroad A correspondent
sends us a very sensible communication, relative TO
administering the oath of allegiance by the Govern
ment. By this means, we will be enabled to learn
who are the traitors and to treat them accordingly
BY this means, loyalty may have an opportunity of
being rewarded, and treason disgraccd. By this
means, we will be enabled to meet grim-vsaged war
with smiling aspect resting assured that there is
no enemy in our rear-to tear down the strongholds
of loyalty by working underground and sapping its
foundations Let traitors everywhere feel the strong
arm of the law, and meet traitors reward on the
scafFold Let the skulking towards who pirate OF the
horrors of the war, of Black Rcpub'icanisn OF Abo
litionism, and of State Rights, under the gulse o.
Constitutional Unonisnl, be compelled to flee from
the Just indignation of people that they have thu
far rampled upon and abused in the most scurrilon'
manner, and find home in the domain Of secession
where of right they ought to bc.-Er.
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14

PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER
CHANTS,
No 2 South Water st Philadelphia.
Particular attention paid TO the sale Of Peaches
Berries, Potatoes Eggs. Poultry and all kinds OF pro-
dure.
Having practical knowledge OF the business. and
a large acQI dntance with the city trade we most
respectfully solicit cOnsignmens with the determine
ton q" making prompt returns and will use every
means to give satisfaction 10 those who may favor US
with their business.
SAM'L IIARMER, G LEcmLER c: JENNINGS
jy l4lm
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GET THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
THE WILLIAMS & ORVIS
UneguaIled Twenty-Five Dollar DOubie-thread
Family Sewing Machine.

The Williams e. Orvis Sewing Machine has been in
the mar ket nearly four Years during which time hus
acquired reputation second To that ni other IN the
world. For excellence durability and eltR Of
finish it is ur2assed While for eheapnrss. sim
pi;civ ease and nOselesAess OF action II has never
been equai!"d
We warrant the " Williams & Ofvi'' = hr equal in
every respect and superior manner To aiy so Ma
chine in usg! Il makes the duuhle-!Oup stitch.
and will run. hem. gather tuck. foil, and emhr1idsr.
md d. all the work that he done any FsmIl Y
Sewing Machine ever made 90 Machines lurward.
ed by Express with full directions Tor using payable
On delivery.
Every machine warranted. and kept in repair one
year without charge.
An agent wanted in every town and county in this
State. Enclose stamp for terms and circular
Address G. g. JONES y CO.
(Bo1 $500 No. so North 9Th ST.. PhiIadel phia.
auR7-5t
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JOSEPH II PRIMROSE.
Ied 'ployrN ',"u!uouN PUG Iopuno,4 uoll s,ls,

JiiN '"''tf'"N pun dOpuuO uOII SkAns
HHlN0 = 'OHo
u"l''S Aug ~ PU"IHUH AZ paIaAHap ssu,TovICs5
, oP 'oY 'TI"qs04qL. Pus sI9mod 'sIsdsssl 70
,HVu'd PlB 49PIo ~ OPCuI AI5urjouiV puu sduIIsE,
spur Nv 'sSsI"V q 10 IoJ 'slslI,.N psuIui uoII
4'M SlIilE 0un0 IU5nS 'sI1QsaIlI pun sIaMod IsulO
eHu: S"s "u 40 u"llJ siiGs SAS puG epCui IsN B..
lut4!nM 'sou!qoulE 5ulQsoIpI uuJ s.ssuop5uIIIsu
'Idmt 'oslU session. OF 10 SO y 10, 'S,I v0I
'HSdOH udAOHdNI S.XlE Jo IJI"l1UJuusN
- .e sisI3
oql l"J lu959 6Iuo oVI pIeJUIV IL NHFND 8 'c4S
oI AIu1 Hlddu 0ulQJum 10 lHIqdmUd 5uIu.IM ssuuI
Puuq no s0uiIuN s.HomIo I1K IoI sIrgd"I yoI .lIEJ
Sql NV p5ulnlaI 40 huuI u0tIlUJsiuS az OF 70
iuBIInM "OSpii uIo1 no InI IIIN pun 'oiqsIup sIuu
:un1i iI"I"isuJ pun oIuUI M q pIIunIJUN 'spgsiI
-""lE HI'iuaH Isoq pun Is15unIlsJW sIu G.qI 1897
VI pro" OOO'9 AlIu1u :sIu1A III pos 600 o. IOA0
ION 9 ., asInuS
lopIo 10 "1q VI Inoq Isd ssI1u " SYM S.sqE
Gel {" ,, . s.os.S
OILS 0otId 'r9mquioo IoWoN pun Isdus,I suoq
'1LVLS HIlL NOI LNIDV 3IOS
'ISILSA * JSdO0D
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
The Steamboat q" Fairy"
Cart. T. T.. BALANCE.

Will make her first trip from Smyrna Landing to Phil
adrlpha on Tuesday. the 9Th Of August; returning
Will leave first phdrf GbOUe Arch Sree-daly-Rt nine
O'Clock, A. NJ. She Will be continued the route du
ring the Peach Season All persons wishing To freigh
their fruit by the FAIRY" must apply TO
EDWIN WILMER
July 3nlh. 1850
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William B. Astor's income is authOrtatively sta
ted to be $4,000 per day.
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Bricklaying, Plastering, &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he prepared 10 all kinds OF Brick
work, Plaslering, Masonry, &C., with neaIness aud
dispatch.
lie also keeps constantly on hand the hest quality
OF BUILDING LIME. CEMENT, and CALCINED
PLASTER& Brick lorders left AT the store Of BB
Alien, at the subscribers. will receive prompt at.
teniiOn. ALVEN ALLEN,
APPLY Smyrna Del.
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TIN AND STOVE sTOR

SMYRNA, DEL.
- The undersrgned woult respectfully inform
1 his friends and the pubic tina! lie continues T."
96lScarry on. at his old stand. the TIN aud STOVE
81, 81 NESS in all its brant hes where any ariI
Gle in his line he had cheap he pnrchas
ed IN the largest cities. Also Japan and Britannia
Ware always on hand.
SHEET-lRON work OF all kinds promptly attended
to the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid To Guterng and Roofing.
Those wishing any kind Of work in his line should
give him call as he is Ell rmned to give satisfaction
by doing good work at small profit
in2l J M. SPARKS.
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CUT LIE r Y

such ShoyelI. Spades, Rridle bits. Drawing xn1s
Saws, Scyihes, with all other Tools desirable H
Earm
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1NoITIIV IL oIus IoJ puu oSuolVO ~ pOInlosJnssH
! SI0nOH pm S.L0dD02T
U3A0HdKI
SsNOTEGHOOOEV
Hardware Store.

The undPr'lgned, Successor To WIN. Wilds woulS
respectfully INFORM the public Tint he has opened a
large and complete assnrIP, nj OF Hardware Good
IN the house recently occupied by |. d. Hanilllsu
Commerce ST., SAl ] kNA, tonsistlnr Of
Smyrna times., 1862-08-14
Building Hardware.
FARMING E1sPLEMENTs

comprising in pnrt Locks. La,ches. Bolts, Screws.
Hlnges. Nails. sash Chlsels. AUgers. Weighs. AIss
Eiutchets &c 1c
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Harmcr, Lcchlcr q Co.,

July Both, 1862.
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United states of America:

MiulAE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
w HERtAI, libel OF information was filed within
w aud unr The Middle District Of fennesscc, al
Nashville on the 2ni day OF June, A. T., 1902, by
John Trmhle, EFq, Attorney tor the Omitted states
ior the Middle District OF Tcuncssen, VIVA prosecuics
herein behalf Of the United States, against certain
property, viz: certain LOT, situated the South
east corner Of broad and Front Streets IA the City OF
Nashville, being toe next lot 70 the corner lot 6iore
said on which corner lot h situated the Brass tuun
dry Of b. COlei sad lot fronting on Front street run
niug back towards the river, thence nearly aralle
~ the river, and thence back 70 Front street the
Of said lot Front street iartheEt from broad,
being opposite small Blacksmiths shop, situated on
the other side Of Front street, and ALSO all tho Build
ngs on said lot, aud also all the ANturea machinery
toos implements aud materials Of every dcscrit ton
connected with sad lot and buildings; said buildings
on sid lot being the Foundry OF one r. NJ, Brennan
and praying process against said property that the
same be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, IN pursuauce Of tho mouiuon, un
der the seal OF said Court o me directed and deliver
cd, DO hereby give public notice TO az persons
claiming said property, OF In any manner interested
therein, that they DO ard appear before said Circuit
jourt, TO be held at the city Of Nashville m and for
said District the Goth day of October 1861, At 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, then and there
TO lnterpogo thoir claims, and 20 make their allrSa
lions IN that behalf g. R,GLASCOCK.
June ~, l5t1-lN I. 2. Marshal, NJ 70 T.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

OTATE OF TENNESSEE.-At Rules held m The
> Clerks Oncc, Chancery Court az Nashville, Mon
day, September the lst, 1862.
Beulaniu Or, ONES, Complainant, %. Felix r. Cheat.
ham, \. =. COrbitt, aud the heirs OF Thoma. AZ
anier, deceased, Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit uled n this that
the Defendants, William Alexander, Alfred Alexander
Jtno human, Benjamin Hnman, lucinda walker,
Willie b. walker, sarah Campbell, John Campbell,
John ID, Alexander RebecCa NanhOJsor, WelsOn Van
hooser and Nathan Bridges are ou-Tosidtnts cf the
State OF Iennesseee aud it further appearing that
there are heirs Of Maria Bridges aud also OF 1hlmas
Alexander, whose names and places Of residence are
unknown 20 Complainant, aud that Therefore the Ordi.
nary process OF this Court cannot be served upon them
l. ID ordered that an said persons do enter their up
pearancc herein before within the hrst three days
OF the next term OF sad Court 20 be held nn the Isl
Monday n November next Nb62) aud lead, answer
or demur O. Compliments bill or the Same VIII be
taken for confessed us Go them, aud SGT Tor hearing cX
parte and that copy of this order be published once
a week for four successive weeks 10 the Nashville
Union. A Copy -Atlrst
J.E GLEAVEs, G. NM
A. D. pGAoss, SOL Tor lomPit tep2-Wt
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ROSP ECTUS
Of TVS
NASHVILLE UNION.


THs N,sHy ~ UNION was commenced a few weeks
SINCE for the purpose of opposing the Rebel southern
Con'ederacy, sud Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any aba'emeut, over an
the states which have attempted secede. It holds
friends all sho support, and foes All who oppose
the Union Of The States. Il has no watchword but
FRTKDoN AND NATIONALITY
W TIA rebels and tratu has no compromise 10
make II contends Tor the raj Constitution AMI
the Laws m de in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law or rHE L'Np, anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the States to the contrary notwth.
standing
It contends tor the Union Of the States, because
without the preservation Of our liberties and insti.
tulous aud the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Thereto e, whatever stanls 10
he way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish no matter by wha, name it be
ed
To the people Of Tennessee, renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Union, until they we're be-
trayed TO the rebel despolism at Richmond by per.
dious Governor and corrapt legislature, aud who
have felt heavily the awful curse OF treason aud
anarchy, we appeal nr support. let the names Of
rebel Office holders, Vigilance Committees, aud Minute
Men, who have hlled our borders with mourning, be
Pbbeited before the world. Let those ambitious aud
avarcious meu rho have plotted our ruin for their
own sggrsudizemeut be Asteued / the pllory Of
shame no matter how high their ii, IN society
1T 1t be shown how The se csty,sd defenders Of
"Souihern Rights are now leading marauding bands
Of free hooters ahd moss troopers state, Kid
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses burning railroad bridges aud cars aud
numbering uuarmed citizens in cold blood. Let the
truth, long excluded by tue Southern conspirators
now circulate freely through every usighborhood,
aud our, cause vi dssuredly triumph. VIII not loyal
men every where AID ms in The dissemination Of facts
aud the advocacy Of Free Governments
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNFS-EE.--M Rules held in the
- Clerks Office, CuanCory Court at Nashville Mon.
day, september the lst, 1862.
j. q. Hurt Y ustrc, &c, aud IT. n. Myers, Con plain.
ants u.s. flshrr Gould, and others, Defendants.
IL Appearing from affidavit died In this cause that
The seye al places Of residence OF the deiendantg Ohm
A. FISHER, John W. Gould and Thomas l.. Marshall are
unknown to complaInauts, 60 that the ordinary pro
cess Of this Court cannot be served on them IL Is to
dcrcd that they do enter their appearance herein
tore or within the hrst three days OF the term
Ead Court 70 be held on the lst Monday in November
next CSG2) and plead, answer demur to Complain.
ants bill, or the same VIII be taken for confessed
le them and set for hearing parte and that COPY
OF this order hr published once week Tor four succes
siye weeks in the Nashville Union
Copy--Attest j. l.. GlI.ANES, C.. 4 NJ.
4. l.. lIMus-, sol Tor tOmpl'ts. scp2-W4
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speoial Terms to nEinisteraa y
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue OF an alias vi Ia to me directed rom
- tho Circnit Court of the United States for The
Middle District " Tennessee, ], D. r. Glascock, Mar.
shat 10 and Tor said District, win expose to public
sale, 20 the highest bidder for cash, nj the Court
house dooa In the city Of Nashville, on the 2nd day
Of October 1902 all the right utle, claim and nicr
est which Thomas Harry, Washington Barruw, and
A. V. \. Lindsey and MaEhlnetou barrow, Admin
istrators OF John shelby, deoeased, have In and to
the following described pieces parcels uf Land, IT,
wit tract ef Land, IN Sumner county, TeunosSec,
90 Desha's creek and Us waters beginning At a
planted rock south east corner Of james White ldes
thence North 10 East 81 poles TO . planted rock
thence North 45' West "a poles n rock az Abraham
Martins corner thence North l0l East lp2 poles 1"
rock at Martin corner; thence North So East 80
and 3 10 poles 90 a stakai thence North poles TO ~
stakei thence North 7lo East 20 poles TO sycamore
thence south 2Q East 80 and Gl0 poles 10 the oenter
Of said creek thence down the same, with It's mean
ders thence south 7So East Is poles south 90 East
II poles 90 q point near the termings OF the min
race thence South dal@9 West % poles 10 stake
thence a5lao East ~ and $40 poles 70 corner ~
Cnllon Gardner'si thence south 25lse West IS poles
TO a stake; thence South 55l3o East ll3 and o. IL
poles TO rock thence North G59 East 1876 poles tn
the middle Of the creek thence down tho same
u meanders by onsetts, thus (South 0lo East 20poes
South p East rs poles South l61sa East co poles
south So]a East 2s poles souih So Eastl9 poles to
pilo Of rocks on tho cast bank of the creek thenc
North ~, West 2u5 poles, with Dr. w. MentuW'-
north boundary, 10 stake thence south 100 Wcsl
u and $40 poles 10 stake thence South ne West
90 poles, passing Or. n. Iieads corner az Is poles
thence south Is Hast 100 poles thence South so
West 3l3 poles 20 a gate posti thence South and
elN lHio0 W "a HNh'l ANN@ia lhtuNo WIS., 90 anu
40 poles 90 rock thence North % East t2S Inlc-
10 rock; thence South s91so Fast ~ poles 20 rpc
thoucc North 20 East 100 and 4i0 poles 90 stake
thence South o0l5o East 2,S poles 10 the beguninr.
Also life estate In fifty one acres, which was Nglet
by Lucien J. Harris 20 his wife Sarah b (now Sarah
=. Head for her lie Also, small tract adionius
the above, It being the mill tract Of -four Hcres o..
gothcr with the mill on the same Said properly be.
Ing levied upon 60 satisfy Judgment VA favor oi s. :
Il. I, Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
row, W. Barrow aud A. V. s. Lindsley, Admlnbtra
tors OF John shelby decreased, rendered IA said Couri
on the Ord day of May, 1850. Sale W take place "
10 o'clock T.. n. GLASCOCk, .H
uug2u-lt L. 5. Marshal, NJ. 10 r.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CtrATE or TENNESSEE At Rules held in the
- Clerk Office, Dhanccry Curt at Sashyiup Non
day, September the lst, 1862.
Hardin $ Peach, ct aI Complanauts, u, Tho
Nashville Gun FactUry, ct al, defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit hled la this cause that
the defendant, Charles jones, President, &c Of said
Gun Factory, resident of the state Of Tonnes
see. Il is ordered that he DO enter his appearance
herein before within the hrsl three days of the next
term OF said Court, TO be held the lst Monday iu
November ncNt CS02) aud plead, answer or demur tu
Complainant bill, the same will hc taken for con.
lessed as 10 him and set Tor hearing eN plrte, and
that copy OF this order be published week for
or .ur successive weeks Ina The Nashville Union.
A Copy-Attest j. f. GLEANES, G. * NJ.
N NJ Bass Sol for tomplt gep2-w4