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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30

The } wells 10 this years London Exbi-
hilton nre said 20 be inconcevably splendid.
The Koh-i-Noor Is there, but not alone in It's
glory, tor graf rival, said to be worth
million strrliog, has come IA from Amstei-
dam. This is ''rhs Star Of the Soaih,n
single brilliant Of immense size aud weigh.
ing no less than l25 carats. II is set ia The
centre OF magnificent star Of brllanie;
e'ch Of whion, ough large aud valuable, 10
a mere Toll 20 the glttering ceujere stone.
Around the stand on which ''ihe Star OF the
South" Is shown isa most interesting col
leetiin OF diamonds from various mines in
every staie At progress, IRON The rough stone
20 the finished brilliant Emanuel Shows an
enurmus emerald sst In dismOnd-, noble
cross out ilom a solid Top mounted Ia gold
and entm-l, with her cOstly jeWelry. Bat
the great ii Of gems comes from where
the bevOnshire emerald Che largest Ia the
woIlo), aud the DrVunshire jewels, said 90 be
the Tarest aud m 80 artistic election Of an
houe gems ia The world, are Gh0Wn amid d
pat OF crowd Of pearls, opuls, rubies, aud
brilianis aud tOpszsE Ia tnIs 0asg are Jew.
els 20 the value Of 100000 pounds sterling
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30
United States of America:
aopLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.


II7HEREAs,a libel ~ Information vas aled within
w ana Cor tho Middle District Of Tennessee, ~
Nashviue, On tre 24tl day Il May, A. ~ ,ls02, by
John riimbe, fsq., Attorney for the United stat,s
Tor tho MIDDLE District az Iehnessco who pfo7eoutes
herein on behalf N The Unei states, against certain
property viz Lots hos. j. 2, ., 30 and - and alfo
lot No -, in the pau OF the division Of the 0t Of
ground on College iil, ia the CITY OF kaahyi 10 bell
ths s7me conveyed by deeds dated July TO- aud
July 1879, 1851, reg stored eG'gcly in Book No
81, pages 2T ANA l30, conveyed resi- eetirey by
Gr00ms, Cavert a Co., and Frank McGayook, g. che
State Uf Tennessee, and also Tho interest az said
trank McGav0ck 10 the alley between lot No % end
lot No. q and also an the buildings, impfofements
lxtures, machinery tools implements material and
stock of every description contained iu, come ted
with OF attached 10 SAID lots aud buildings, or either
Of thom, being tho lotg, buidings, improvements,
10 etc, used IN Manufacturing cannon and other
Warlke implements, ~ be used IN alaing Tao iasur-
rocton and resistance against che laws OF the United
states and praying p oocsa against the "a property
that the sam be condemned as forfeited
Now, therefore, 70 pursuance Of She monitor, un-
dor the seal Of said COur % directed and deliver
ed, / do hereby give public notice ~ an persona
claiming said properly or 10 any manner interested
therein, that they BE- and appfar before SAID Sfpuu
Court, 30 b. held az che Gag ~ Nashville ID ana iqf
1ad District 90 th8 0th day of OetUbtr 1859, AZ 10
@ guck n the forenoon uf that day then eud there
90 iuterpOso their claims, and 20 make ihoir alaga
tons in that behalf y X. GLAftOlht
Nay ~, is02-l4t o g. Marahal, n. y. T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30
FuNEIt4E NOTICE.

the friends and acquaintance Of VIZ. C, DEowNE,
are invited 10 attend the funeral Of his infant daush-
ter sAsan, from his residence on Cumberland Alley,
fbetweon summer and High Streets this morning,
n hall. pact Emo o'cl5ck.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30

ON skTTRRDAY, tha 2sih DAY or JUNE 1889
" viii expose 10 public sale, 20 the hlehnt BIDDER
ilr Cash a. The Court house n che County ri David
foni MICRO MAN named CHntlI0rRgs, aged about
fi years levied on us tho property 10 jctn W Mar
Tin, % satisfy one NJ ~ il my handgi ln iarpr or J,
n har.ordi Clerk and Master Of the Chancery Court
- AeMuugiloi Iennu.aee, aEainst John " Martin
and W. d. Harris Sale within the usual huurn,
Nay 2lf, is02-ti j. n. HINTON shtnn,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30
aRshrills stuiuu,
FRIDAY MoRNING. MAY 30, 1862.

The telegraph made a most ridiculous
exaggeration Of the alarm occasioned at
Washington by Gen. Banks retreat.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30

GenerhA OIuerS NO q
Whereas, it is represented to me that
salt, bacon, coffee, iron, leather, medi-
cines and other goods, are being sold in
this city and finally find their way to
the enemy:
II is ordered that no goods shall be
sold in, or taken away from, this town
or vicinity, towards the enemy's lines,
without a written permit from the Pro-
vost Marshal of the city, which permit
shall specify and contain an accurate
list of the articles that may be bought,
sold and shipped; but this prohibition
shall not apply to necessary articles, not
eontraband in small quantities absolutely
necessary for family use, sold to citizens
of the town or neighborhOod, the per-
son selling and buying and transporting
being held TO a rigid accountability that
no improper use is made of the same.
Any person violating this Order, or in
any way aiding or consenting to its viola
tioA, will be held as an enemy and pun
ished accordingly.
All guards and officers are charged with
the arrest of any and all persons violat-
ing this Order, and will examine wagons
and other vehicles Of transportation, to
see that it is enforced.
BY order of
Brig. Gen. E. DUMONT.
M A
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30

A Rebel General tells his friends to
be true to themselves. The raseals have
never been true TO anything yet.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30

Two hundred and forty nine bales of
cotton were shipped from this port yes
terday. Prices were rather sitter than
they have been for some time past.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30

ug have now and shailhave during the SUMMER,
iargo and we'll assorted stock Of BOOIs and SHOES
tor sale A. the loweit cash prices.
r. e.. WEBSTER & co,
nvqS CnIirnat
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30

A correspondent, alluding 90 the late Skin
mish near Pennington. Miss, says:
In this extremity, General Paine, excited
at The time, gave the order fox the batteries
to fall back 10 the road, and he Infantry to
follow. To cover this retreat, aud stop the
hail Of hurting balls aud she'll, the cavalry
was called upon. The regiment of second
Iowa cavalry, under command Of Colonel
Hatch, and Msjofs Love and Kuhen, aud
three small companies of regulars, under
Lieut.. Gordon, were ordered to charge upon
the batteries! The order was a rash enc, but
10 was an order Five hund' ed, in all. TO
charge battery in the face Of To thousand !
But they did it, and, thanks to The bad gun
merry OF the rebels, they nearly ell returned
TO tell the tale, Tnsny Of them, alas. speaking
by gaping wounds, aud riddlrd, tattered
garments.
Lieutenant Gordon. who is himself a con-
spicuoa5 character IN more than one cavalry
charge says the sight transcended all belief
The brave Iowans, who bad but recently left
tAer ploughs a field, now called upon o face
death aud ride to the cannon's mouth, with
the true spirit of heroes, filed mp the ravine
and on reaching the top of the hill spread
out, galloped up to the batteries, demoli hing
like lightning a line Of rKirmishers ia their
way.
Cannon 10 right Of them,
Cannon TO left Of them.
Volleyed and thunder dn
Truly enough, for The whole Of The guns
swept the plain with shrapnel and canister
Luckily the depression wss too great The
balls lYhis.led and few into the ground all
rornd and beneath Them. The mortality
anllj tie horses was fearlul-ninety-i three
Of rtY d k,tr Al .
Col. Hatch's anxiety for bis men TO follow
him bad now changed into an anxiety TO re-
call them Onward they charged, right Ep
10 the batteries, slashing and hewjng down
the gunners With their sabres, dead 10 the
call Of their gallant leader, who saw that
The OHIO was accomplished, be- guns limb
cred aud sileuoed, and Tie enemy on toe right
in disorder, while on he left be was closing
ia.
Or'erlivs rent to the different companies
finally rallied ibe men. Slowly ADD delibor-
ately they rode back over the field. The
enemy was silent on the left. Our artillery
and infantry had passed into the woods aud
were falling b'ck 90 he main body. Tho
route was ,trewed with deal horses be
wounded were helped on 20 the horses OF
Their comrarges, while The unhOrspd took 10
the WOODS on their left Gordon, whdR more
prudeully, bat with tqnal GOODNESS. remained
in the rear saw the desperate charge and
cared for the suferers, bury ing two on the
field with sabres, while still under fire. TAX
en- altogether, this Is one Of he most bril-
liant ieAts Of ths war. No cav1lry cbarae.
since that Of the memorable L ght Brigade.
is comparable with il. In these days, when
cavalry is beginning to be looked on wish
some distruss, it Is o-edittble 20 zee one re-
giment which will not fliuoh IN its duly even
az the risk II certain death.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30
GenerpI orders NO z.

HEADQUARTERS, u. S. FORCES,
nashville, My 20, 1862
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30
Important Oraor-Look Quit

The following order just issued by
Gen. Dumont is one of much interest to
merchants Of all kinds and their custo-
mers from distance:
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-30
Raleigh UnOccupied by the
Rebels.
Reported Confederate Force
at Trenton, Tennessee.

Bombardment of Fort Wright
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Friday Jan ia
The Commandern-C Chief of the Russi6 E!Na'
forces IN the China Seas has written let TO ME-
j. p. O'Sulliyan, United States Consul at 'eap0r0'
in acknowledgment Of tho important seFes r'u'
dered by that functionary to tue late Rufn hApe'
dition TO Japan and China, in evidence ofe irena'
" feeling between the United States ande hufsa'
Govsrnment. The -Chiefmarks III
his letter: 81 have informed the Goverient OF MS
Majesty the Emperor Of your kind srtions ana
benevolent attentions in behalf II. IN. frgate
sweltana, and the other vessels Of ii. NJ. navy
which visited Singapore, as testified to- by Capt.
Tchikatehy and the commanding oifcer'f the o'hef
vessels"
The United States Agricultural Sociefhad adopted
a series of resolutions advering to agtntural edae
cation, and prepared premium list fc series Oh
experiments on the cultivation of cotton the Middle
and Northern States; also of hemp q flax; tho
awards to be made by the Central Agrcraral Soeis'
ties of the States in which the compstors resides
Arrangements are also perfected for Nional Exhi'
bition OF native wines to be held in tLcity in jan
usIy next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
neuth ofCOl. Sam. Colt.


COL Sam. Colt died at o'clock to-day, of an acute
attack upon the brain. His decease was rather snds
den, though not wholly unexpected. He had been
Ill for several days, and was attended by Dm. Green
Of this city, aud Gray of New.York. His age was
a. In his death Hartford loses her most enterPrisinS
and prominent citizen, who has contributed more
than any other to the prosperity of the city. His
vast works here will be carried on by the present
incorporation, known as the Colt Patent Fre-Arm
Manufacturing Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

The SEARCH FOR THE SuMrER.-,he United
States gunboat Iroquois and the steamslp Sheppard
Knapp sailed from Curacao on the 18th Decembex
in search Of the pirate Sumter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

fitting reparation. Applause. For there Is no
Government in the world that has so strouuously
A. sisted upon the modification Of international law,
and been 80 anxious 10 be guided always by the
most II oderate and merciful Interpretation OF that
law. Cheers. Our great adviser, The Tunes news
paper has been persuadng the people that this but
one of series of acts which denote the determination
of tie Washington Government TO pick quarrel
with tie people of England. Did you ever know
ANYBODY who was not very nearly dead drunk, who,
having rs much upon his hands us lie could manage,
would offer 10 tight everybody about hin Laugh
teri DO Won believe that the United States Gov
ernnent presided over by President Lincoln,
situtiona in all biz acts, moderate as he been,
representing al this moment that great party IN the
United States happily now in the Ascendaney which
has always been speaking in favor Of peace, and
speaking III favor of England hear, hear do You
believe that that Government having upon ts hands
now An iusurrection of the most formidable ehafic-
ter in the South would invite the armies anu heets
Of England TO combine with that Instruction, aud
might be to exaspeate the struggle rs 10 render
impossible that tho Union should again be
stored Hear, hear. l say that single statement,
whether il come from public writer or public
speaker, is enough to stamp him forever with the
character OF being insidious enemy OF both couu-
tries. [Cheers Now, what have We seen during
the last week People have not been, am told
have not seen much Of it-qute so calm as sensible
men should be- Here Ia IA question Of law ! will
undertake say that, when you hear from the Uni
ted states Government If they think the act legal
when you have IA statement OF their view Of the
case-thry will show you that fifty years ago. during
the war at that time there scores of cases thai
were at least as bad AZ this, aud some infinitely
worse. Ii il not late at night, and am not
anxious to 30 into this question further could
easily place before you of wonderful Outrage
committed by us when were at war, and many
for which / am afraid little reparaiion was
offered. But let W. bear this in mind, that during
this struggle incidents and accidents will hap
pen. Bear in mind the advice of Lord STANLEY,
so opportune and jadicioas. Don't let
your newspapers, or your public speakers, or
any man take you of your guard and bring you INTO
that frame Of mind under which your Government,
If il desires war; can have with the public assent,
or, il il does not desire war; may DO driven TO en'
guge In il, oDo may DO fatal and AS evil as The
other. What Can DO now more laUnbtrous than that
we, who call ourselves to some extent an educated,
n moral and Christian nation, The mement that any
accident Of this kind occurs, before we have made
representation TO the American Government, before
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-17

4 Rieu JoNE % >E>TVENT,tl'r. Not
Ion: .ncc a l,t OF ~. amau II T.. thigh
private. now were qlsrierrd IA several
wooden teueme1'-. aud "a the inner room
Of one iay the corpus ola youn. S.c,.h Off
GER. asa,iio. burial. The .,0n spread
TO ,i.,,rs 40; hrgF Down came tearing
sentimental aU. u1t h.t losing 'Vlcuuen
Of vrs.1uy dame
LET me Sis. tim llr %, mother'' she
eri~i. as interrupted her Ir,-ry,,. 30
Jet me lbs him Coz hi, uy,4sr.'
"Hi,. vLaus"
"Thr d,ar h,,le Lieutenant; n, one VI o
lies dead within. I'm, hun GA, 20 me. ar.
ifyou pleas, In,,er ,,w bin. but h go
Leaf her through ,ro.n lo shich L.su-
tsran,---, Of Philadelphia. hy stretched
on, un an up-iurnsl trough, fest asleep.
S0rp .iug t,u O. - thr '' article sought
fer -he rush,nrur. ana ez,'.iu.ius, " 1t,
me a.. him OF boo, mr'ter." approached
her lir.,o 90. Lr head. What ~. her
anar tBsui when tie &c corpse" urlrn,iy
claspins - arru- iround bcr, returned The
salute vigorously AMI exclaimed
Never m'ui ,hr oli lady. Mi... 90 it IN
your own account tan't the .li.hssst
Objection $50
S,nuu,u, 3, fns ,hinr. Mr. Ellior. but
u s..ul Dc handled as one laudlc- tie
spiked guns Which the rvbel- leave Jchiod.
loaded with percussion caT', very carefully
lCouuuoutal Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-17
81. An;hony's Fire. Rose. Salt Rheum.
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.
s,,h,,,. and Mcr.uri.l p,,e..e.

yrprI Dr.. Mrua Sloai. II ~ Ioa,s, h'i1yrf
~ mud YOUR sAH-ArAHtiiA . mofe 'hf,insl
remedy Nr The secondary SYMPTOM. oI NDN""'
and fpr s,phiic disease than auN other Ne Is',.s'
m. pruf,.,oa are indebted 10 yOg IoT soma oi the
tc,t medicine. He have
yy,,,, A. , Irrari, W n, ~ Sn'inSH' Thrrrt11 u
Iar-rsurs Mas. tr.o ~ - I''uaiHsHt @smtsT ~
~ Lsgistt'ars n MrssrrAHssns.
.pa AyEg-hy dear Sir. have found your
-AussrAHiLtA ala excellent remedy tor NFIaHtst
hIth 81 The priEsIrB and sscpHdrrB W. ahd tn.,i'
IA n some case, that were too obstinate ." lF'h 70
Other ftms,Iss. I do not know viai ~ tah 'h'-
Iiuy With more certainty Of ,uoosss, Nh''e p0N"'
iul Alternative !. frIuiied."
W. CAa' y I'da lee. or NS'r B'l1irct, -,
had dreadful ulcers on BIZ leg, cat'' ~ ... 49,
Of mercury. or msrrHriIi 6isoisf NIlth So n'oIr
aud more aggravated tor ,tafs, ~ sll. ~ e.i'
,en,I, -, t,s,tnrut mai could T. spp"i, uutil tie
psf.e,efing u,s ~ ~ EH's >AErArA - 1890
him lew Gases can d fuubd more lhN','la'' sua
distressing than this, and u took s'''si aO4'h wv
Tie. To- cute nan.
Ieueorrhua, Whites, Female Weakness.
.,r,,,Ii, pr1duccd BY internal ScI,floai T'c,r.
,,,'s and ate very often cured by the aiisfhiNe
saeet Of thi, SaE-,rARiiLs. Some cases require,
bowe,er. To- AID Of the SAHsAFAgILLA, tie tAiiIIl
gru.ieaiiou Of local T,nedics.
ICoai fAs ikrorH apd t-id,iB csistrdisi Dr..
Jdo,b Morrill,, u 0seiHRah.
81 have iOund your >AEsAPARlLtA IN eNcsileh'
alteraii,e IN di-ss.s. OF IInaes NAM cases ~ ~
regularity, IsueorfbTa, luiefnhl liberation, shd
haze yieldsd io n. aud there are lev That DO ho,
When ~ eject properly aided By locai treatment
4 iady. uA,r,Niag 20 ALOE he pahicii.on u her
rause, trrifess
",iy daughter ehd si s-.i h.'s bs'u 'a,Ta
ven dshnatin. Lsueoubfa ol Iohs sAAs'hb' W
two Joitls. of your sARs.rARiLLA'
rheumatism, uout, Liver Complaint. Dys.
pepsia Heart Disease. Neuralgia,
~h., s.u..l by SerPr.id In TIL system, are ppidly
sunrl 4, Ills LIT. sARsAfARILLA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Epjoy The little you hare while the fool
10 buntins Tor more.
The man Who kept his word" gave
ssriou- oarnss e. Webster, ~ho wanted a,
Tor hi. dictionary.
Honest labor. on any matter. deserving
OF toll. !. certain to produce good fruig.
Stone. and idle words are things no, to
be thrown a, random.
Connecting links between nan and beast.
Ar.ir Of rcins.
What character in the B,hlo has neither
father or mother "JOshus tho sOn Of
Nan"
Religion the key N the world to le, u.
iato the next.
They iha, govern mos, make least noise
babe. excepted.
Ofall ignorance, thu, wich is sileu, Is
the least productive, tor Praters NAV suS'
r,s, an an idea. IL they cannot start one
The s,,tsry OF trend. and enemies would
do Us -ery little harm. II NC d,dn'a un.
fortunately naitsr our,el,e-.
Showing kipdnes. u the wicked AMI an
sra,slnls like feeding strange dog. that
bark at you none tie lee.
Amir eanno, ro..r-. anything thu, i.
better thAna good woman. nor anything
that ). worse than bad on.
MANY person. are never capable Of hard
,hins'u: except When they think hard OF
their neighbor-.
The man voull try to s;aS shos; would
stick a, no,hin:
\ child !, never happy from having bis
own way. Decide ior s,m and be has bat
one ,hing to % "a, him :, p'else himself,
and be Is troubled with everything. and
satisfied wish nothing.
\ man having b',n told that he price Of
hrsAl bad been l1W rd. siid " Thi, y The
tr., tim, that ever rejoissI a, the iall Of
my bet freud.
T,ilors are always remarkable Jr Keep.
ing the pace. They may quarrel over Their
cloth. bu, give them an order Tor coat,
and they will make Il up directly.
Whoever sincerely cui aver. b. n al the
good be can, will probably d, much more
than be imasines or will ever know I'LL the
d,y OF Judgement, when tie .ecret- Of al
heart. shall o. maniics,
Apoor ssam.,rr,s f,is I, hard work 10
hrrai her way tarou:h l.r'. wilderness.
II .na; 49,, % b. governed ~ tie ic,l.
ing tls they cob ani GJN Ike the wave. Of
the ssa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-17
WILLIAM 4. SIIirruCH. ND.
WatstEtd. Marc.
NnrIcG az FoGCCLoStRE. No,1ss :.

NoTI'E OF FORECLOSURES. Nou,r q.
y heed, g,s.a IN, I-s.c y Cummiag. oG
Pans, iu lhr t.ur', ntoNilId and state of Nsas
,'uiUss. b, ~. m.Ugtg- dr,d .,i-i The uinih
t,, vi NS,, \. ID. eighteen hra led aad ti,.
-ssrn. sai fsr"'ici On The ONiptd tr.i.tt, ct
n,c.s, ts'pk llJ. rag- ~, conveyed o. the ua.
dstsi-usd the ila'sIus tc.sul-~i rral estate, O,
Nu.s two crtta1 t,lcts 80 parcels oi hnl situated
in fait Pare. l-rg lstts takrn ~ al The uofih,r.
J., rud "a What - knpss =. the VIII, ilrm; one
a. stid I'irc.. II l,li l-irs the tue sh,ch ~.
cpuNtN,i o. The sa,i Cummings b., Amtndt T.
EH-srs 70, hsT deed dated >sisrmbsr 20, 4. u.
l>1o, -rt l-,pr',j ~ the bNoid Kscatl. t,uk
no, page l3b, Containing fpurte.H acres. mote 90
hes; ibr otheT re,r IT tui d. pun,-,i o.. L.llo~
o. MI. .uuthsfh IN l,ad 80 Il 10 William Rent,
j., D., Amsais T.. R"ger.. sa.i,fl, b, S.bra
burhtm' stan :. nnsthsfl, b. Lad 1T IssaC Gun.
miug., ,ai vrstsri, b, the CoahN Ioi /, contaia.
iHs iweut,..iN aces mpfc ~ les, ani - the
some pir,elof ltui whirh was cuuyr, "a a. the
.sII Cummings D., The s,id Anpu,h T.. Rugtt,
By hrr drsi dated April -, lsj7. For npf,
l'Iticulu description IT which reference m,y d,
h,' tp tho OSf.fi tscufd.. tul that The COO.
dri.n 81 sa'd mar-asr a.. b-vn brohcn, b, YEA.
900 uhsf"'t co." uad~f-gnrd. the m0It.lgec.
c.siuis ifr'C'usurr a The ssm-.
Dated at rurtl,ut. ~ the CoHa,, of Cumh,r.
3ni, the tsvniy .sin,h jsy It Scp,rtnler, A. u.
lsos. JOHN DEARING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-17

NOTiCE OF FORECLOSURES. whrrra.
y Jam,s Flint ~ NoSss,, ~ the Caun,, II "a.
God, b., hi. deed oi s,Dftglge dated Jua. -
Use, rvrardri ~ O>fiIi Registry 81 decd. I.,,A
lilo, ptge az, coB,sNei ., Wiinm G. Whun.,
Il NofNs, De .aii County, q csrtiia parcel a
Lni s,iu,l- ,a .,iI NoSsay. containing one hund.
ted srtrs mpfr 90 l-s., aai l,~,ss thu homestead
un which si.d Jsncs Fiat hScd at the dale 81
said nnfi-t.r, az rs'sfepr- 10 che sane mN L.
hal Zoe mae particular d'.c, ipt,on. anI heis.
as LsNi Nhiiun,n AL George 4. wh,B-N, Exec.
ut - 81 thr r-t,le OF .aid William e. Whitney.
Apfi =, lsOO, sssis'ed .,,d mougig. together
With the uuie scared ihs'sb, 10 f.lIilrth L..
WhHn-y and Joha u. Whhn-, ct ONlJfd a. .sid
c,fiHn II UNfYfd. minuT ch,Lifsa ct ,.rurgr 4.
Nhrn-S. shi,h assignmsnt u dbl, r.cofdrI 10
.-,i Regl.,y. bo.s i2', page Sol and ~hepa.
the cuu.iii,.n. 81 siid mYtgase have been broken,
|, ,'eafg- ". Cushul,a. guardian Oi ssi Ella.
b'th T.. AL John ~. Wbitney, duly constituted
sol aprsihisd. hss,by claim 10 ioiecIose the sa,d
uuugsg,, sgIcccbl, TO the statute "a such case
made sai pToyisd
GEORGE ". rUSiiMAN,
Ousfd an II EiiIll.th T.. ssd John II. Whitney.
Pare Octlbst 10, lsa2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-17
Valuable Farm for Sale

II Nurv,y, hiag on ih~ stage rosd irai,r- from
Nsistf.,I O. N,'~s, E,lbgv aud >uuih fsri'
lEpti. r,,1t'ib,ng 80 arrr.. vel drNidci Toto
tllsr. m.viu. tui pasiung~. N,U~ VEL a"d
rirtfHg waicr that ,ia tc 's.,l, Iskca into ihe
barn ,afJ. 4 r,o, ,nnug orchard. aaI pirni, ct
vTst. HHi uHii+ts s'.' %. chance iur mu'A
u-tr ihe harm. SD tarm cots l,or Is a. 30 tom.
uf ha,. sl eco 'ssil, o. made 0" cot 80. The
lHItlip.. Ate n,s aua g,-ssl, school hose ad-
Iiu- tbr pr,ui---, sud 'huTChss ace suh,H =
All ria. "i Oh. .am-; al" tsossw, sh,ngie.
alI ,bI lrt,fd m.l. Ia- farm .. plsas,uiN 80.
u,t.I sfsi vsil calculated g. hfst ,l,.. t,fn, or
isu -In,iI uur. 10. uvu~', l-ius uut 81 health q,
Vil .r.i. or -Nrhsn.r &c ,Hllirr usr, snd giy'
4 g.li h,rlaip. 1a,s t,fru all sat ap snirutis.
80 maa. an Niei feet rate pl, io' b., hl.i,.
- i1rfhff p,furuisr. ava pl,n Il The pt,m,.-.
,.IIrv DANIEL COFFIN. ~ the farm, uf " VI.
T. GuupNuW, Agrnt, Nor~hN Village.
Ar.I !, lsoa. lOu