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hog Markets.
CINCINNATI.

The market opened with good demard, at extreme
rates. but toward the close; this demand fell Of, and the
feeling was rather heavy; the range Of prices was % 30
as 45 The receipts were 400 head The sales were;
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y yGJ- The following regiments left for Romney
on Friday: TWentyrninth, Colonel Buckley;
Sixty second, Colonel Pond; Sixty seventh, Coli
onel Candy. hoDo a . .n .sI &
The sixtyrsesenth, Colonel Bdrstenbnder,
: move TO the same destination, to-day. ~
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Arrival of Released Federal Prison.
er0.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l9.-One hundred and fifty
released Federal prisoners arrived at Baltimore
to day from Fortress Monroe.
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The PIrate sumter sunk !.

4 NEW YoaK, Jan. 16.--The Commercial sayl
private dispatches states that the pirate Sumter
has been sunk by United States Gunboat Of
Cadiz.
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T.o cal Matters.

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oHILLIooTHE.

esSrtH REST BRANDS or RAHKKLY
III 1LOUR,Ity barrel or dray load.
WIN. Il. RNsTtNkUx,
poy1o 100 south High Street,
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Master Commissioners Sale.

vu. Common pleas.st7i
DY VIRTUE OF AN or DER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Franklin county Ohio, will offer for sale at tho door
Of the Court House. In the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 25th day of January, A. d. 1862,
at one O'Clock, NJ the following described real estate
situate In the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio
Wit
Being part Of half section No. fourteen no town
ship 1--WE (5, range twenty two 22, refugee lands; be-
ginning at post In the centre Of Atcheson street. being
the southwest Of tract Of thirty Ave acraa and
hfty square poles Of land conveyed by Atcheson
Shoemaker and others, 10 John Field and r. B. Adams
thence with the west line NJ ~ a. polA
to spost In the N line Of half section No. H. 7. s. r.
%, Refugee andB being the northwest corner to said
Field Adamss tract Of thirythree and 81 poles
thence with said half section n 6eK W. forty poles and
twenty and one hall links 70 stone, N corner OF
said tract thence the original line o. said raot g.
lk W, ninety poles to post In the center oi Atcheson
street. thence with the center Of sad street n. 7sk
~ poles and6 links to the beginning containing twenty
acres and one hundred and ten square poles
Appraised at $50 90 per acre
-rr'N a. W. HUFFMAN, sksrin,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees a5 90. ,,,..,.f...,s.
dec9O-d1t&wtd.
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P Indiana win hold her next annual State
Fair ct indianapolis. commencing on Monday,
September 29sh, and continuing through the
,vnaE
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thanks for its daily fayors IN the shape Of tn'
very latest eastern papers. ~. 81.
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The SIXTY -emrH.--This Regiment left Ur
bana, on Friday, for Romney. II is made NJ
Of good material, mostly from Champaign
Clarke and Logan counties. The following
named gentlemen are its officers;
CoIonsl-Charles Candy
Ii. COlonsl-J. H. Dye.
Mejor--Eugene Powell.
Susgeon--T. d. Bond.
Asst. SurgeOn-J. W. Brock.
Cseplain--W. r. Parsons. ,.st ,. 8
Quayte,naster G. Brand ~
Ad;utsnt-w. M. Gwynne. Vgg gFs4
Captsins-Co. A, G. q. Fulton; B, J. g. Pal
mer: G, 8. r. McMoran; D, A. Clarkej e, T.
J. Buxton, F, John Csssel; g, j. O. Baird; H,
WIN. McAdams; I, v. Horr; X, J.H Van De-
man.
First Lieutenants-T Mcconnell, B. F.
Ganson, M. R. Wright, R. Crockett. L. Powell,
8. W. Smith, James w. Christie, W.. Hamil-
ton, A. H. Yeazell, w. Martin. f-s
Second Lieuenants-M. Dempcy, D. A. Nc
Donald, J. Hurley, J. o. Dye, J. W. Watkins,
]. o. Carter, --- Rhodes, M. Elliott, A. l..
Shepherd, w. A. Sampson. ifar
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/. 81 ssMILIrARY APPOINTMENTS n Inc following
ais named gentlemen received commissions yester
day: 81 ss IA
Captains-o. L. jackson, Of the Sixty-third
Regiment; u Fdlton, Of the Fifty-third; r
tKelkenney, Of the Filtysssysnth.
First LieuteRants-=F A. Gibbons, Of the Six
,tv.third; G. X. Hosford, Of the Fifty.thlrd; H
- Il d. Henderson, Of Che Fifty-seyenih.
Sscond Lisutsnants- r. Miles, Of the For
ty.ninth; VIM. Pickett, Of the Sixty .thirdi -
Cutler, Of the Fifty.third; o. Mungen (brothe
Of Col. Mupgsn), Of the Fifty-aeveuth.
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THE SnTY-SEvENTH.--This Regiment will
leave for Romney to-day. Itis differed as fol-
lows:
Colonel-Burstenbinder. .I1
Lieut.. Colonel--A. c. Voris.
Mgor-J. R. Bond.
Surgeons. F. Forbes.
AssL Suyge0n--J. Westfall.
Casplain--John Crabba.
QuartumastsY-H. L. Wood
Adjmant-John Faskins. .rpH
Captains A, H. 8, Commager; B.
H. g. Ford; G, M. M. spiegeI; d, G. A! Row
soy; e, E. s. Plat; F, e. D. Mason; G, v.
Hickman; H, J. B. spaRord; |, L. Butler; X
G. C. Lewis. .......
First LieutenantS--C. F. Handy, Joseph ia
cobs, ]. B. Chapman, Charles Hennessy, R.
Rudolph, D. G. Dewey, A. p Girty, 8. q
Brock, Charles P. Shaffer, 8. Cotton.
Second Heutsnants-A. W. Howe, H. j
Crane, G. L. Childs, L. M. Miller, II. Shields
M. E. Woodford, G. Emerson, J. c. Albert, G
Worts, J. Setter.
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GT Major John Ferguson, Of Cambridge,
Guernsey county, recently attached to the Thir'
tieth Ohio Regiment, has been promoted Colo,
mel Of the sixty-fourth Regiment nowin Ken
tucky. Col. F. expects to join his Regiment in
q few days. 80 n sk
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ST. LOUIS.

There was very little change in the prices Of hogs.
Sales since our yesterdays report embraced l75O head
Sales since yesterday noon Of 400 head lots AZ - IS
a. treasury notes, dividing on 200 hs $50 head, aver
aging go lbs at 81 9O93. Missouri money; and 40l
head in two lots At 81 ss0s 10 treasury dividing 2lo
lha.- IA.
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-[Gazette, 18Th.
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Sherih's Sale.

DI virtue Of a venditioni eNpOuas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term
der, Cor cash. A. the CoUrt-house Yard In Tho CITY C
Nashville, on saturday, the goth day OF July, 1892
all the right, title, claim, interest aud estate, which
Isaac Paul then had, or may have since acquired IN
and 10 the following described tract parcel Of land
in the city Of Nashville, Davidson County, Teuues.
SOC, follows: Fronting Go feet on the west side of
Market street, 80 feet q which WAS conveyed on tho
18th day of gust, 1853, Alu registered ia the Reg
stnr's oilre Of Davidson County, 10 book %, InEa
bl5, and To which reference Is hereby had. The 70
manning 80 feet WIS conveyed by decd the lst day
Of January, 1860, and lies i'm uedGcly between tho
above named 30 foot decd, Robert Hawkins ground ,
being part q tue s0m' property conveyed by deed
from r. Wuodhu 90 'sulc aul book 80 uapo 80, reg
sterCd I'm the beg SIers uniyo Of Davidson tuuIty,
being levied on MS the prprty NJ Isaac Paul to sat
isfy "a judgment rendered iu favor Of VIM e. Wat
hius against J. ". Brlw,l, aud isaac Paul
u. N HINTON,
june n, lgG2.-3t Sheriff Of ID. C.
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United States of America:

MID he DISTRICT uF TENNESSEE DO
NNT HERE AZ RnbOl OF information was uled with
w In and for the Middle district of Tennessee, at
Nashvi le, on the 10th day Of May, A ID 1862, by
John Trimblc, ESQ, Attorney t0 tho United Sta IS
Tor the Middle District of Tennessee, who prOEeuutgs
herein on behalf of the United states against Cer-
tain OF and the Building CreOn, tuAtrd fronting
on Marx street "a the city OF Nashville known a.
Nils MOore'H Foundry ana Machine Slup, Fact Of.
au1 nOur Broad street, 20 tho city of Nashville; also,
all tho machinery tools, fixtures and Imp cmtut3
and muoral connected with said lot and Foundry
ard Machine shop aud Building for reasons aud
Causes IN said libel OF information mentioned, and
praying process against the said property, that the
same DO con ICmuot as tort 'ltcd.
Now, thereto e., ln pursuance OF the monlton under
tho seal of said Court % mo directed aud delivered,
do hereby give public notice to an persons claiming
said property or IN any manner Interested therein,
that they and appear before ud Circuit Court, 10
be held at the Cty ut Nushyi le, n aud for said ps.
trct ON tho goth day OF October 1852 at O'Clock in
tho forenoon OF that day, then and there 90 nt,po-c
their claims, aud o make their allegations iu that
behalf T.. r. GlAS OCk,
June "a, lSG2.--l4t L. 8. Marshal. NJ ID
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Sherih's Sale.

pY virtue Of a vendition Exponas to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson Ciunty, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1852, will expose 10 public sale 10 the highest bid
cor for CASH at the Court house yard in the City Of
Nashville, saturday the 10th day OF July, 1862 81
the right, utlo, cain, interest and estate, which RI
d. Payne then had, or may have since acquired, in
and u the following described Lot piece Of Ground
IN Eugch'd, in Day dsOu County, In a. Putmaus
addition 10 Edgoled, known a. lot No. IL, fronting
80 feet on the Whites creek pike, and running back
275 feet 10 uman street, being the same conveyed 10
Il, D. Payne, 10y W Putnam, and reg istered In Reg.
isters uice Of Davidson county Tennessee, IN Book
%, Page ST. to which reference s made, being levied
on as the property Of r. d. Payne, 10 satisfy judg.
ment rendered IN favor Of A. w. Putnam against h. u.
Payne. J. VI HINTON,
iunelj--3t Sheriff Of ID. c.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue OF ayouditoui oXpon1s 90 me directed,
- and delivered from thn Honorable tFcnf nu..
" DlNds "a County Tennessee, 40 It- March Term,
1852 IWiI expose To- pubic sale, 20 tho highest bid
uyr Grush, az the Court house Yard, in tnc city OF
Nashville ON saturday, the 10Th cay OF July, 1902
an the right, title C.aim utores and estate which
Isaac Paul and Henry HIN then had, or may have
since acquired IA aud % tho following described piecc
or parcel of and lying 10 Davidson County, state of
Tennessee In the city of Nashville, IN book No. 80,
page GOO situated In the 5th Wart, and known AS
lots No. and p, iu Daniel hiucr's subdivision OF
lots Nos. no, 20 ani a. in Mu.hoys plan of lnlygr
7'y lots, situated on raul street, beginning at the
corner of "a Iol belonging 20 EH Morris estate, run.
ming thouCo with Paul street 80 feet toward, Miller
street Co To foot alloy; thence at right angles with
said alley $50 feet pa % foot alloy; thence lt right
angles with said alley so tcot to stake iu bi Nor
rs limos thence at right angles lSs feet t1 the hrgI-
On being tyici on as tho property Of Isaac Paul
and Henry mn, to satisfy Judgment rendered In ia.
Nur ui ENE Moore, use, Nr., against Isaac Paul,
Henry Ii. an I'm D. JJups.
JAMES NJ HINrON,
tuu' list sheriff of q. G..
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue or a yenditioni Eyponas 20 me directed,
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, al is March Term,
1882, Will expose TO public sale, TO tn highest bid
der, for CASH at the Courthouse Yard In the Cty Of
Nashville, on saturday the 2Gth day Of July, 1902,
al the right title, claim interest aud estate which
{. h. Winston then bad. or may have since acquired,
30 and Oh ue folio sing described property, 20 wit -.
lots No. Is o, fronting 40 feet each on High street.
running back 30 eet TO l6-foot alley and situated
IN the sth ward Of the city Of Nashville, and being
Numbers q in the plan ct Alexander Campbell
and wife, tcOr, ed In the Reg ser once Of David
son County, Tennessee iu book IS, page go, being
levied on ne the property Of e. X, WINSTON to satisfy
q Judgment rendered 10 favor Of W nheld knight
against c X. Winston, a. " shtnkland, and Ri H.
Woods, j. NJ. hinton,
June "a. lsG2--8t Sherla OF -. C.
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Sheriff. Sale.

T1T virtue q venditioni eyponns % ne directed,
ID and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
O, Davidson County, Tennessee, ~ Ia March Term
1852 viii expose 20 public sale 20 the highest bic.
der i0r cash at the Court house YARD DO the city Of
Nashville, Saturday, the 26th dty Of July 1862 ell
the right title, claim, interest nnd estate which
John W HudilestOn, ten bad or may have e nee
acquired In and % the following described piece or
parcel u ground In Davidc0n County, Tonne sae-to
wit brick house and lot OF piece OF ground stu.
ed the north side u Onion street in the city q
Mash vile, between College and Cherry streets, No
% fronting 80 feet on Union street aud running back
70 feet being the same property conveyed 90 i. W.
lludulostou by b. Robertson aud regis cred Do tho
Register Office Of DavdsOu county, Tennessee being
levied on the property Of W Huddegtou 10 sat
isfy Judgment rendered IN favor Of Hyde AID Free.
man. against j. w. Hujdlcston.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
June list Sheriff Of ID. c.
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Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue q Vondit0nl EypCnas % mr. directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, AZ i.s March Term,
der, for cash at the Courthouse Yard, n tho city Of
Nashville, on saturday, the rs Gay OF Juy, 1892
Rl the right, title. claim, interest and tHl1tCr
which Eliza Lyons then had, or m4y have since az.
quircd In and 60 the following described lot Of Ground
situated Ia Davidson County, state Of Tenn s-,c,
bouude az follows on the west eide OF Capitol Hr
Ia the city VI Nashville, belns part Of the uts kn Wn
C0CsTis lots and pat Of lots No 10, Cunmenr Ing
az the south corner Of The fad otNo 10 and running
90 feet in nOrtherly DIR Ctlon o. a street laid on
through said property, thence with said roct 3S
icat, thence IN sOuthcry direction co feet ia line
paraeLto the lst and thence Ss feet % tue place OF
the beginning. Being the same property conveyed
by lsasc Paul TO Eliza Lyons, regsta Ell In the Regis
tors OMce Of Davidson Comfy, m book u, page 4l2,
being lowed rs The prop- ~ u Eliza Lyons, 10 sat
3ry Judgment rendered 10 favor u William FOdwcl
against the said Eliza yurs,
!. " HINTON,
June 1, 1862 sheriff Of %. c.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue " vendiron eVpOn % me directed ,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tenn asee, Al its March Term,
1902 viii expose 10 public ga e. o. tno highest bid
Nashville on the 2Bth day Of Jul, 1892 ali the right,
title, claim interest and estate, which s. shack
lett then had, may have since gcquiT11, in and to
10 tong the undivided interest Lelongrg to J. s..
ShaCklett IN 100 acre tract Of land known as the
Smith Ogleves Heirs tract # land lying In Davidson
County, and district No. 7, and bounded as follows
On Ito North by the lands Of Eel s. helra on the
west by the lands Of John Roller and j. !. White
on the south by the lands Of Samuel Kimbro and J.
White on the east by the lsnds of. :. SbackCtt
being levied the property Of j. :. Shack EFT 10
satisfy Judgment rendered 10 favor Of ThadJous
HaTgrave against i. ). shackett.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
june lb--3t Sheriff of u. c.
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Sheriff. Sale.

by virtue Of a vendltioni eVponas 20 me directed
- and delivered from The Honorable circuit Cour;
Of Davidson County, Tennessee a. its March Term
1852, wi expose TO public sale 20 tho hirhest bid
der Tor cash. az the Court house Yard DO the City q
Nashville, on "a 'urdsy, tho 26,h day of July 1902
aH the rfhl, Title, claim Interest ard estate, which
y. Bel then had, or may have since acquired 10 and
10 the FLOWING described House All LII or piece Of
ground situated on The east sl. OF CItre street m
Soalh NaaHylc, hv ids0n County, tennessee, frJut.
ing 40 feet on C,loge street and Tu.niua bach la5
feet 20 an alley, adjoining the property Of smith
IansSey on the north, and Brus.eu on the south,
being the same bought by +. Bell Of Isaac Paul and
registered iu the Rogst re Office Of Davidson County,
being levied as The property Of z. Bell, 90 satisfy
a Judgment rendered In flyor II T. W B J. A. Chill.
tou, against Bell & Bros. and Isaac Paul
!. N. HINTON,
june u, lSC2.--3t. sheriff of D. G.
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ShnriR,a Sale.

lY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed, and de-
- livcrcd from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Da-
wilson County, Tennessee, at its March term, 1862,
" a pose 10 pub iC sale to the highest bidder, for
cash. at the C0urth house YRri, IN tue city Of Nash
yic saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1852 an tho
1ivht titc aim, interest and est ito, which G.. j.
Elliott then hRd, or may have SINCE acquired IN and
IN the following described tract of land bounded as
follows, TO Wit Beginning IN the middle Of the
Franklin and Nashville Turnpike road, at A. s.
Clrys, south cast corner, running thnuto south
G8Ao, w.st 50 poles 20 stone, being A. $. Curry
south west co uvr aud one W T. lnwrenuC, deceased,
east boundary thnnco south % east along said Law
rrnteH oaFt boundary 70 poles 20 a stone, james A.
Woods uOrtu-wust corner, thence orth Gs "a, east
Ills poles TO the middle of said TIA npko road, reug
James A. Wood north east co nor thence along the
middle Of paiI Turup Re road north ~ "a, west 20 20
poles TO the beginning, containing forty three acres,
more or less being levied on ma the property Of D..
Elliott TO satisfy a Judgment rendered lD favor Of
Ihompsoa n Co., against 10. Elliott
j, N HINTON, Shcrh orD. C,
TYppoO- "a
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8lashriIIE atutGu,
ROsP ECTUs
NASHVILLE UNION.

THg NAsHvuit UNos was commenced 'oW Neehs
since for the purpose Of opposing The Rebel southern
rgp'tdsracy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
redcr A authority, without any abatement, over al
the States which have attempted 70 sccede. II holds
A. friends al Eho support and az foes al WHO oppose
the Union Of the States. II has no watchword but
FRrRDoN AND NATIONALITY.
with rebels and traffic has no compromise TO
make Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made IN pursuance thereof as the sUrN1
Law OF rua LAND, anything IN the Constitution and
Laws of any VI the States TO the contrary n0twith-
standing.
Il contends for the Union Of tho States, because
without It the preservation Of our liberties and lust.
tutlonp aud the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands 10
the way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
q Union must perish, no matter by what name Il be
He'd.
To tho people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion 10 Liberty and Unioni until they were be
trayed 10 the rebel despotsm al Richmond by per.
dious Governor and corrupt legislature, and who
have fot 50 heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. Let the names Of
rebel oace holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have Oiled our borders with mourning, b
gibbettsd before the world. let thoac ambitious aud
aynrci5us mea who have plotted our ruin for THEFT
own agErandzement be fastened q the pillnry o.
shame no matter how high their position IN society
1T Il DO shown how the sofstyed defenders o
usouthern Rights" arc now leading maTaudng.ban
NJ Doctors ahd mosstroopcrs over our Site, Kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, 6reasn
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, ans
numbering unarmed citizens In cold blood Let th
TRUTH - Yong excluded by the Southern consprator7
now circulate freely through every neighborhood
and our cause vi assurodly triumph. win not loya
men everywhere aid us IN the dissemination Of fact
and the advocacy OF Free Government
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue OF a yenditioui Exponas to me directed,
- aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at ia March Term,
1867, viii exp sc TO public sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash, az the Courthouse Yard, the city Of
Nashville, on saturday the 10Th DAY NJ July, 1902
all the riEht, title, claim, interest aud estate, which
Isaac Paul then hHd, may have since acquired, iu
and 60 eoo" Ing described IRA tor piece OF ground
l"t No 5J, known us iu IslaU PauIs plan If lots In
Nashville This lot fronts so feet ON College Street.
joining Ira y. Jones being lcyDd the property
a l6asc Paul 20 Fstisy Judgment rendered IN tV r
az Mary I. Downs, sNuCutilN, against Wilson Mullen,
IslAC Paul and Henry I'M,
JAMES ~ HINTON,
June l5-3t. slcru OF D c.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of Ycnditoni ENponas TO me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, will expose public sale, TO the highest bid.
der for cash. at tho Courthouse Yard In the City Of
Nashville, Saturday, the goth day Of July, 1862,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate, which
Horny Hill then had, or may have since acquired, In
and 10 the following descrbed lot Of land lying In
South Nashville, Davidson County, Tcuues zee, bounded
follows On Pearl Street, the corner Of Morris
corner Of said Street running West $50 feet thOnco
south 40 feet at right angles 1870 feet TO said street.
thence North 40 feet 10 the beginning; being levied on
the property u Henry Hin, TO satisfy judgment
rendered n favor Of ~ J. Fox against Henry linl and
lsJac Paul JAMES NJ. HINTON,
luua lost. Sheriff Of D. G,
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Sherif,s Sale.

DN virtue Of a yondit.oui oXpouas % me directed,
ID and dell garaH from tho Unnnra bic ircul Court
OF davidson County, Tennessee, al its March Term,
1862 will expose 20 publc sale, 90 tho highest bid
der, for cash AZ the Court house Nud Ia tho City Of
Nashville on Saturday tho Gosh day Of ia " 1859, all
the light, uto, claim, interest aud e.tsto which C.
X. Winston then had, or may have since acquu cd ,
In ana Co the following described pro pery 70 wit lot
Street; being the same conveyed % C. H. Winston by
NJ. W Wetmoru, in book No. 1 page 300. Also lot
No. l, fronting 40 feet High Street, and running
the plan of lots of Alexander Campbell aud wife and
recorded u the Fegisters ONCE OF Davidson county,
hereby made being levied OD az thepruperty OF e. k
Winston, o. salty IA judgment rendered Ina favor of
Arts Brown against C. n Winston, D. Wirbt0u, A. y.
SAtnsIanl aud Ell l.. Woods
J. NJ HINTON,
June "a, 1902 sheriff OF b. c.