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MISCELLANEOUS.


A MBEOrl PES
"A / will ooslmcuce new course Of instruction II
lle above ant, f,r Ladies and Gentlemen, on H.,
l7t1 .r1ant Pupils val le practically taught in
l,Ns f.r the suun of -, Apply ~ the Gallery, 90
VA nj II, cor Huwery, JOHN II. pElN. ~ O'll 3
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FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND MILK
L men-If yUu wuh " purchase i've, ton, 90 thirty
Acrea ~ tho lest land Ina Flatbh, only miles from
Clty Hall brooklyn, =, prices 70 sii the times, GAL
IN l.. I. BERGEN, ~ Cedar -, n Y. Us 94bc'ii0
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GPECTACLES GOOD AND CHEAP
- Weak sight tmproved-Prnfessor FRANKs
celebrated eye preservorS Aocuraiely sNustod ',
detective Vision ~ All experienced practical Opt
clan. All kinds Of speetsc'es lsughL so.d, taken
N exchange OF repaired. Store 9ss Grand Il, near
F'dridVs. d9e 94acslos
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COR SALE-12 ACRES OF FIRST RATE
u farming land, only % miles on the L. l. X, r.;
ph s240. asI 10 Scres, $500. als, ~ acres, tt,n;
,si 81 acres, 5000. Terms easy. y. A BUNCk
City IInl Place cor. Chambers Il. - 3'iO9
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,.,,, TKusIs J. BrBd1e., r
dEO. W. Hunt, Assistant,
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EOR SALE OR TO LET IN BROOKLYN-
l. -Four ~ -stury English blsetneut brick ho,IseH-
marble uantcls, wHt1 and gNa, ClNts,u. near
Myrtle ave, on the railroad from fultn Ferry "
Gr,cupoini. Price $3.50. Terms n suit In
I,hre Of JAMES LOCkE, 700 Adslph 81, Brook
Ign. jaib ls'lh
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7 D. MORGAN & CO.
Bounty Pen,dnns, Arrears Of Pay for officers, soi-
diers and their families, procured n the Army and
Navy Banking Once,
No. 99S BROADWAY.
Claims for recruiting expenses prepared f,r nay
ment and collected promptly. ialb 4aso' los
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leaves New York at Pm. daily Sundays sEoepasi
making close connection al Harrisburg with Penn
sylvanis RilroRd-with no change Of cars W PhNs
burg, and but one IL Cincinnati and Chicago. Foti
hours time il saved by taking this tram.
KLIZABETHPORT AND NEw YORK FERRn
Leave New York nom Pier No. 2, North Rivan 4
9lbAM, 1880, 100 and $50 Pm.
The boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariner H.
SuiS iY!ioo JOHN o. sTERNs, Superintendent.
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CFNrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSx
~ -yrou, foot q CortlAndi strest-Oonnecatng =
Hampton Juncton with Delaware, LAekAwanaI
Western Railroad, and 81 Easton with Lehigh vel
lev Railroad and lis connections forming dlros,
line 10 PITrsBURa and the WET, without ShA5sgI
Of cars,
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TILE CO PARTNERSHIP HKRE1oFoRE
Il existing under the name and Arm OF JOHN
TRACEY n Co, lie dissolved by the withdraw ~
JOSEPH 7. RICE. TIE business will Ia carried ON.
heretofore, by tue uudersigned, under ths Nlras
name who Aone HrthoriEei W settle up the
Affairs Of the old eru Store anil Office In New
York, 100 Water st. JOHN TRACEY, DANIEL
A PArGm. AlhAny, l6th Dec., 1851. dYs T2ae.lls
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OFFICE OF TIE EIREMANS TRUST
~ INSCRANCE Co,
No Court ~. opposite the city Hall
BEooKYS, january 8, lS'9
DHvpEsD.-The Biard II Directors N thu Gun
pAny have this day declared sarni-snnud Dividend
Of Five a. per cent, payable " we BIookhold6rs
On demand,
"a iU'lN VIM BURRRII. saorraary
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AGairs in Alexandria,

ALEXANDRIA, May l--EDTon STAR. 1t is
quite amusing TO see he small knots Of &c.
cesh collect on The corners 10 the morning,
TO compare notes, and to Circulate some re-
port OF dreadful disaster to the Union
cause. A few mornings since they started
the tale Of the Merrmao having sunk seven
transports loeded with troops and drowned
every soul This is only one Of their daily
correction.
We had visit from Governor Pierpoinl
last evening He addressed large aud en-,
ih1slastic meeting at Lyceum Hall, and
made a very favorable impression on bis
bearers.
The State licenses expired yesterday aud
cannot be fenew,d unless The applicant takes
The oath OF alegianoe 10 The STATE. This se-
cesh refuses 70 do, pselerring to wait until
JEFF, Davis comes, I incline TO The opinion
they will have 20 wait some lime for that. i
am told some twenty OF thisty closed their
stores today ThaIwill hardly pay
. OCCASIONAL.
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+ + II NJ $:



The Postmaster requests us to inform
the public, that by the Regulations of the
Post Office Department, under recent acts
of Congress-
/. The prepayment Of drop letters is
no longer optional, but all such letters
not prepaid by stamps, are sentpromptly
to the Dead Letter Office at Washington
2..The law requiring notice to be given
of unpaid letters is repealed. Postmas-
ters are directed to return TO the Dead
etter Office "aH letters held for postage,
or attempted to be sent with stamps pre-
viously used, or stamps cut from stamped
envelopes, and unpaid letters for foreign
countries on which prepayment is re-
quired."
8. Letters TO which the old stamps
have been affixed, and letters inclosed in
envelopes bearing the old stamp, are
treated like any other unpaid letters.
A Letters from soldiers may go for
ward without prepayment (he postage
TO be collected at the Office of delivery,
provided that eachletter shall be endors-
ed "Soldier's Letter." and such endorse
ment signed by a field or staff officer, or
"at detached posts or hospitals, it may
be signed by the chaplain or surgeon"
But letters to soldiers, not being from
soldiers, and so endorsed, must be pre-
paid as other letters
5. 1t is not advisable to send register
ed and valuable letters to soldiers in the
field by mail. Every postmaster is re-
quired by law TO hold registered letters
until they are receipted for by person
authorized TO receive them. They can
not be sent out in military mails, by
which soldiers usually receive their let
tiers.
6. Unpaid letters cannot be sent out
in military mails, until the postage is
paid at the Office to which they are
charged on the way-bill unless the post
master shall lose the postage himself.
II is therefore best that all letters to sol
diers should be prepaid, whether from
soldiers or other persons. The number
of unpaid and partially paid letters which
arrive daily at the Nashville post Office
is too great to be turned into the military
mails without payment Of postage.
z, Officers who endorse S06ioiaI BUSH
ness" on tkeir letters, are informed that
such endorsement does not entitle their
letters 10 pass through the mails free
ofpostage; aud such letters cannot be trans
Jevea 70 he military mails l0itf0t t'e posi-
age being paid.
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NASHVILLE UNION.
ro rnlonlnaa nvsrrwhsre.


Friends, we have fairly commenced
the publication oe an unconditional
Union journal in. Nashville, and so far
as it has been possible for as 70 have ac-
cess to The post-ofiices Of Tennessee, il
has been a wonderful triumph, and has
won the hearty approval Of the people.
But the mails are at present confined 70
a narrow limit, and consequently our
patronage cannot grow rapidly south Of
the city Of Nashville. We therefore
ask all who feel a. desire TO have a loyal
newspaper published in this city--one
which will bring TO light hundreds Of
crimes and outrages committed by the
rebels during their ascendancy over iIs,
aud which the guilty authors believed
would never be brought to light--to
come up Immediately and sustain us,
by sending in subscriptions and adver-
Using. 1t will be of infinite importance
to the Union cause in this State to have
an uneompromising Union journal pub
lished at the capital of the State The
task of conducting such a newspaper
will be a most arduous and responsible
one. But we have laid our hand TO the
plough, and we wish TO do our work well
and honorabiy. Will not our Union
friends in all parts of the county pour
in their subscriptions ? Strike while
the iron is hot Let us keep the flag of
the Union, of law and order, streaming
defantly in the very face of the enemy
as he sullenly retires to the Gulf.
TER MS:
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, March IA, 1869, a negro man,
~ who says his name Is ALFRED, and belongs 20
Ms. Ass iay OF, Of Montgomery county, Tenn, said
boy u about 40 or as years Old weighs about l7j
pounds small scar 10 tho confer u biz forehead,
and one 20 front fhis len ear ieot 1 inch high
The owner Is requested 10 come flrward prove prop
erty, and pay charges as the law directs
y. ~ HINTON,
Ap. 20-8t Sheriff aud Tailor Of d. Q.
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Committed to jail

IN paydsoa county, April 4, 1862, a negro Dan
~ Who says his usns y JOE BARTIEfr said boy
claims 70 BE afreb man q color, about "a gelrs od
says 30 lives n BqnrT equity, Ky, IEht copper
color, scar On right SIDE of the neck weighs about
1857 100 pound ! ieol inoh high '
-. rttH ~ N HINTON, THU
Z ADr1 Ga sheriff sa4 JailoF 81 3. q
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April ~, 1862 negro man
~ who says his name IS ALBERT; says he belongs
10 Henry Blood, Of Davidson county about % years
old, weighs about l65 pounds feet high, mulallo
color, The owner Is requested to come forward !,
prove property and pay charges az the law directs
N..I.. a I j. b. HINTON,
April 20th-8t Sheriff and Tailor OF ID. @.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 10, 1902 negro man
~ who says HE name Is HORACE; says he belangs
10 A. o. ~ Nicholson, OF haury ooanty; Weighs about
100 p0unds, about "a years old, dark complexion, 8
feet inches high. The owner Is requested to come
forward, prove property and pay charges e Tue law
directs j, 81 HINTON,
April 2oth--st 4.'I % sheriff and Jailor orD,C
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Committed to,iJail

Of Davidson county, April ~, 1862 aynegro man,
~ who says his nsin0 O. GEORGE, aud bel0res 20
Henry Blood Of Davidson County; about SO yoars Of
age weighs about 100 or 100 pounds copper c1lor;
feet inches high The owner = requested b come
forward, prove property and pay charges as the law
directs U +. H.H II JIM HINTON r
. Ap 2Q-,t sheriff aud Tailor Of ~. c. .
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county April G, 1902 a negro man,
" who says biz name & BILL; says De belongs %
Spencer heHenry OF OYerton county Tennossce
he absui tvsnty-oRe years Old, and weighs about
100 ppundsi small fca5 on each eye brow FH,ai
buahy bead Of hair dAfz bJmptKion TIE owner
Is requested 20 come flrWaFd, prOVs properly, and
pay charges, as the law dIeca H
Ap, 9of9ts mmFrGs .alsria aud Iallqg d D %. %
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Committed to Jail
Committed to Jail

of Davidson county, April IS, 1862, a negro man,
~ who says his name is ANDREW says he belongs
10 R l.. Brown, Of Davidson county, Tenn; dark
copper color the len side Of his neck also
scar on the right eyebrow; about % years old [;
weighs about los pounds and Is feet inches high.
The owner IL requested 20 forward prove prop
erty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J. nj. HINTON,
April20-3t Sherlh and Tailor OF d. O. p
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Committed to Jai!

nF Davidson county, April 10, 1862, negro wo-
~ man, who says her name Is MAMMA says
she belongs to John Overton, of Davideon county !;
dark copper color feet 10 inches high about so
years old. The owner Is requested to come forward,
prove property, and pay charges, the law directs
'.." J. NJ. HINTON,
/ April 2O-3t Sheriff and Jailor of D. G.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 2lst, 1862 a negro man,
" named JIM, Who says be belongs t. Josiah Nc.
Cane, Of Lebanon Tenn The said man is aged about
% years, weight 1855 pounds, feet 10 inches high,
large mouth one tooth out in front scar on right
side Of face also, right corner Of right
eye brow. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove proverty, and pay charges as the law directs
JAMES NJ. HINTON.
April 23-St Sheriff and Tailor D. C..
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NGsH3iLLb April 1s, 1se2.
"The California sheriH.0

AMo OhAAAoNAAh HAoFhMsD
This is the characteristic title given
by some of his friends to Colonel MYERS.
formerly Of California, who is an agent
of the Government in arresting offenders
hert, especially those of distinction.
The Sheriff is quiet1looking gentle
man, with nothing threatening in his
demeanor. The Secesh can indeed hard
" realize the fact when he arrests them;
yet, when they discover their condition,
no attempt is ever made at resistance,
though he generally goes without escort.
One evening he rode out in buggy to
the residence of General William Giles
Harding, and found him riding on horse
back about his beautiful grounds.
"This is Gen. Harding, l believe"
said the Sheriff.
ayes, sir, at your service" replied
the President of Harris's Military
Board.
"I have called for the purpose of ar
resting you," said the Sheriff.
With a wild look the General asked,
without demanding the reason for his
arrest
"Have you arrested Neil S. Brown p
No, sir, said the Sheriff. "Who is
Neil S. Brown 2"
Collecting his senses little, General
Harding dropped asubject which was an
inadTertant confession Of guilt Neil S.
Brown was his associate on the commit
tee, whose business it was TO send the
young men of Tennessee TO a slaughter
pen. On his way to the Pcnitentiary,
Gen. Harding, it is said, declared he
should commit suicide, but for the COM
pany of Gen. Washington Barrowin pris-
on. Thepoor fellows hecaused to be hung
in Tennessee, have no company in
their narrow house, ~ fE/1-a
When FIRST arrested the General enquir-
cd if Col. M had come alone to arrest him.
Eyes" said the California Sheriff. "and
| am unarmed; Opening his vest as
proof of the fact } don't you think one
is enough p All this while he held the
reins Of The Generals horse. On the
prisoners asking permission to take
leave Of his family, he was directed to
get in the officers buggy by his side,
and was driven by his residence for that
purpose.
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Committed to Jail

CsF Davidson county, April 6, 1862, a negro man,
" who says hls nams Is ALFRED says he be longs
70 Mrs. Elizabeth P0rtee, Of Hickmsn county, Tenn.
about 20 years old weighs about l65 pounds dark
copper color; feet ten inches high. Tho owner Is
requested TO come forward prove property, md pay
charges. as the law directs. J. NJ HINTON,
April 2O-3t Sheriff and Tailor OFF. c.
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Committed to Jail

OF DAVIDSON county, March Q, 1862 a nrgro man
" who says his name % CLARK; Gays be belongs to
dark copper color, weigh3 about 100 pounds, feet
inches hlgh The owner a requested IA come Tor
ward prove property and pay charges az the law az.
reefs IIIf.. l3 jim HINTON
April 2Ot1-2t Sheriff and Jailor OF D. G
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, April Z, 1862, negro man,
" who says bis name Is GEORGE, and belongs 10
Captain William Rurn, Of Warren county; MissiBsip-
pi said boy Is about N years old weighs about
ldO pounds dark complexion; left baud has been
badly burnti 8 feet 10 inches high. The oWner is
requested to come forward, prove property, and pay
charges, as the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON,
Zap. 20-3t Sherih and Jailor ofDC.
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Gommitted to Lail

or Davidson county, April 2lst, 1862, negro man
" who says his name Is LEWIS and belongs 10 10.
siah MoClane, Ct Lebanon Tenn. The said man IL 5
feet, inches high about AZ years old, black and
heavy sett The owner is equested 10 come forward,
prove property, aud pay charges, the law directs
..I JAMES NJ. HINTON, p
April 23-3t - , Sheriff and Jailor, DC
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Committed to Jail

0F Davidson county, April g, 1859, negro
~ man. who ays that his name Is ALBERT ;
he says that he belongs 70 Benjamin Halan, Of
Maury county, 1ennesse0 about n years old ;
bright mulatto weighs about l45 or $50 pounds 8
feet IL inches high Long, bushy hair. The owner
Il requested 20 come forward, prove property and pay
charges, as the law directs j. ~ HINTON,
April 2o-3t sheriff and Jailor OF ID. o.
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson county, on the 9th ct April, ls62, a
" negro man namedWiiis; says he belongs 10 Mrs.
Marina Cheaiham, Of Davidson county. 10 years old
dark complexion, feet high, weighs 1916 or no
pounds. The owner q requested 70 come forward
prove property and pay charges as the law directs.
frr J. N. HINTON, I'D
Aprh2Oth--3t Sheriff aud Jaor OF d. o.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, April 2lst, 1862, a negro wo.
W man. who says her lame is NARINDA, and be
longs to VIM. G. Brown, Of Davidson county, aged
about 40 years feet, inches high, copper ooors-
The owner Is requested 10 COME forward, prove pro
perty and pay charges as the law directs.
JAMES NJ HINTON
April 23-3t Sheriff and Jailor, b C. "A
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Committed to Jail

" runaway, anegro man who says his name Is
Jordan, and belongs TO W. Talley, Of Montgomery
cuunty, Tenn. % years Old In the tight corner
Of the right eye feet inches high; weighs about
l65 pounds The owner is requested to come forward
prove property and pay charges as the law DIRECTS.
j. NJ HINTON,
April 20th-3t Shorthand JaiOr OfD. O..
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DIR. COLEMAN,S /,
PRIVATE DINPRNNARY,

INHE attention OF citizens, strangers and others VS.
\ iting Nashville, requiring meddal aid Ia respect.
fully called 10 this Office No 81 Deaderies street st
ond floor, between Cherry and the Square
Dr. COLEMAN Is an old practitioner Of medicine: hs
almost unlimited experience and aattering success
for many years past In the treatment OF PRIVATE Drs
KAsEs has induced him 10 devote his undivided attsp.
ton 10 all diseases jOf this nature. Many cases Of
the most inveterate character have promptly Welded
70 his improved method OF treatment. -
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Svph.
Ills, Genorrh@a, Gleat and all diseases OF the eenia
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 Dis
remdies, .i' ut.lf I'd io. ft-II... = ~
lfemale Irregularities and functional isderanes
ments OF the Womb, and the disease arising fyonp
CESSATION and IN hanged parturtion. b.. b. III
Every case Of Reducible Rupture, and OF Plies. and
Prolapsus OF the Rectum. and most cases Of Fstula
can be cured by process nearly painess If either
OF the latter cases ia undertaken by Dr. Coleman a
cure s taudrfdbty i0dTanted careful ezaminatied
always paesents the necessary indications Of secc o
fdtlureb his improved method Of operating
Persons OF eitherseX applying In person or BY letter
describing easel on the FIRST symptoms OF any acute
specific disease, can be cured ia most cases bv the
abortiYe method, 10 forty eight hours. ~.
strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
charges, win govern him with hia patrons 5a+f
81 No mercury used In the treatment Of uenersa
dSsG1eg as no believes On most cascs) II produces
worse disease than that II is given TO cure. t.f
ONCE hours from eight In the morning TN MAE 10
the evening. .r..... D. Jan 10, '62-1y
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ARREST or COL. 10. GUILD.

Col. Guild was cleo ed Judge of the
Chancery District which embraces sum
ner county, after this State was forced
into rebellion. He is a lawyer Of some
ability, and was bilious locofo politi-
clan. In the work Of treason, no one
commenced earlier, or ran faster. Though
he has pretended to be entirely innocent
of MOrgan's late adventure at Gallatin,
there is no doubt he laughed in his
sleeve at its success.
When Col. Myers went in search of
cold Bally," he took a walk around
Gallatin in his usual quiet way, and
asked some one he met, where Col. Guild
lived Judge Guild@ "Yonder he
goes now," said the citizen, ION that po-
NY" Quickening his. pace, the Sheriff
soon caught up and approaching him,
inquired if that was Col. Guild.
"Gaild is my name, sir; what will you
have" E t .I. 0.ats E
81 have visited Gallatin for the purpose
of aTesting you"
ARREST mel" said Guild, with we'll
feigned establishment; 81 have done moth
ing worse than thousands have done in
the county of Sumner"
"That may all be very true, Col. Guild;
but we are determined that those who
took front seats at this little show, shall
keep them throughout"
Col. Guild desired TO visit his residence
before setting out for Nashville, but our
Sheriff was in a hurry.
"But the Court is in session." said
Guild; "surely you will allow me to sign
the records?' rrf
eyes, you can sign them. Send for
them, and sign them at the Provost Mar
shals office" rr
The Judge sent for the records and for
his family. When these came, quite a
number Of citizens came in as a commit
tee of coincidence. Judge Guilds female
relatives were particularly demons trative.
Mrs, g. wished she just had the power;
she would drive the Yankee Hessians out
of the country very quick.
ayes, said the officer, "but we have
the power, and intend to drive the enc
mics of the country iR"
"Very well, said the lady, "You need
not think you can force our people into
the Union"
ave intend TO force the soil in, any
how" said Col. Myers, "and II the people
can't afford to come in, they would better
get off of it,"
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, March g. 1852, negro man,
" who says his name Is GEORGE, and belongs 10
Hugh Kirkpatrick Of Cumberland county, Ky; about
is or 10 years old dark copper color weighs about
l45 pounds feet INCHES high scar tho LEFT side
OF neck, from burn. The owner ID requested 10 come
forward, prove property, and pay charges as the law
directs l# I'M. HINTON,
April 2O-3t sheriff and Tailor Of D. G.
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Committed to Jail

(lF Davidson county, April II, 1859, negro ma n,
" who says his name is NAT, aud belongs to Moses
Buchanan, Of Rutherford county said boy Is about
~ years Old weighs about 1870 pounds muatto COL
or; feet inches high two scars, one above acd
one below the ief eye The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property, and pay charges, as
the law directs. j. N. HINTON,
April 20--3t Sherif and Jsilor Off. C.
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Committed to Jail
Committed to Jail

ar Dav dson county, April IS, 1862, a negro man,
" who says his name is SAN says he belongs to
Robert Owen, of Williamson county, Tenn; about
20 years old weighs about lS5 pounds complexion
black; scar on the loft eyebrow feet high The
owner is requested to como forward, prove property
and pay charges as tie law directs II H-T -
J. Nj. HINTON,
April 2O-~3t shorthand Jailor Of %. c.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson comfy, on March the 9Th, 1852, as a
~ runaway, negro man, named Robert; says he
belongs TO W. Burke, Of Jefferson county, Miss
about 32 years old, weighs about las pounds copper
color, feet inches high. The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property and pay charges the
law directs. .. J. d. HINTON, 3D.,
April 2Oth-3t. sheriff and Jalor OF b. C..