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United States Of America:

''NNH HAoANiei VI AANNhcath
XHTHGREAS a libel Of Information waa fied within
" and for the Middle District Of Iennesaee, At
ga hyilei on The 9th day Of june, A. D. 1852 by
John lrmhN, %, Attorney for the unit6i states
for the M Ole District OF Tennessoc who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of the United States, against certain
property viz: Tie Machinery aud Fixtures Watson
q Nelders Powder hiil on eyosihort Greek IN the
comfy Of Cheatham In the Slate Of Tennessee; the
buldirge used in connection with said machinery.
and sunr Eve or SIX acres Of land on which the haii
logs Tan ., praying process against said propertv
ina tho same be condemned as forfeited
Now thefet re, npursuanoe Of the m0nition under
the sea- OF eail Court TO mo directed and delivered
60 hereby give pablo notice to all persons claiming
Hah property, or n ANY fhanner Interested therein
that they be and appear bei0ro satt Circuit Court TO
DO held AZ the City OF kashvie, IN aud for said Dis
riet, on the aOh daY OF october 1892 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day, thon AID there TO nterp0so
their claims and TO make their allegations IN that
behalf F r. GTAsCOCK
June 20, lS62-lit n, s Marshal ~ D.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of Ycudhioni Exponas b. me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Couv
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, al its March Tern,
1902, will expose TO public sale 10 the highest Bd!
dor TOR cash, at the Courthouse Yard Up TIE City Of
Nashville, on Saturday Che Goth day OF July, 1852
all the right tltle cl lin, interest and estate, which
Henry Hill then had, or have since acquired, ia
and to the following descfibtd LOB Of lsna, lying 10
South Nashville Davidson County TeDnosse5, bounded
as follows On feari street on abe corner ~ Morris
corner Of said Street, running West $50 feet thence
south 40 fee at Gilt angles ls0 feet to said street
thence North 40 rei 10 the bagnnnR; being avied on
as the property q henry Hill, to satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of n. j. F0nasainst Henry Hi aAd
Isaac paut JAMES NJ. HINTON
june l5--3t .s shurin' Of ~ e.
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ShArifa Sale.

DY virtue OF vonditioni exponaa 70 me directed,
ID and delivered from 4he Honorable Circuit Couft
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, al its March Term,
1862 via expo 10 public sale 10 the highest bid
der for cash, az the OOurt-house Yard So the City Of
Nashville, on saturday, the 20th diy Of July, 1852
an the right title, calm, Interest and estate, which
e. X. Winston then had or may have fince arquir.
Cd Ia and 60 the following described real estate; Two
lots, numbers and 3, fonuug 40 feet each on High
street, and running back 40 feet TO 10 teet als "
and situated 90 the Sth Ward of the City OF Nash
vile, and being numhes ard B. 90 Che plan Of lots
Of Alexander Campbell and wiio. For further refer
enoe SEQ book is, page GO IN Registers Oaivs Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, being levied on as The
property Of G. X. Winston. g. satisfy a judgment
rendered in favor q Winfield Knight against e x
Winston, A. b shanklaud and IN J., Woods
JAS N. HINTON,
June IL fs62-3t Sheriff OF d. c.
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ShelsriA,a Sale.

DY virtue OF q Yqpditonl Fxponas 10 me directed,
ID and delivered BON the Honorable Circuit Court
d davidson County, IeDnfesee, at is March Term,
1882 VIII exp 81 40 pubic sale 10 the highest bid
DIR ttr cash az the Court house Yard IN the city OF
Nashville, on sQturday The 26lh day Of July 1862 all
The right tilo, claim, interest and estate, which J.
II ClNiQn then had, or may have since a, quired, IN
and 10 tho follow ug dteorhcd tract Of hnd b. David
SON County iennefaen IN District No. b Rnt bouudgd
aH luiloWs 10 vii Beginning % SIG Tree IN VIM.
Rmhrus lire, bdnIdad on The North aud West By
said kmbros line, ana Gu the South and Fast by J.
N imbro's inoi contairipg 10 or ~ acres, on lur
Tcane freek kpown a. The MN Tract, baing ieyled 90
a. the property % H. Charlton, % satisfy iudg.
naent rsndsred 10 fayOrto Of h. Fort against J. II.
Charlton, y. Wheeler end a, Greg2Jy ..ft.
ifuH . JAMES N HINTON,
Iiunc lf--8t. a.. sheriff OF ID. @
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n nPR0yPEClTUs TgTr
on rIn
I NASHVILLE. ( UNION.

Iun NAsHvltfr Usuos was ecmnaeuosd a few weeks
since, FOR the pprpqe oCPpposns Abe Rebel southern
conederacy, and Of advocating DE restoration Of
Federal authority, without ahy abatement over Al
the States which have Attempted 10 sccede i holds
AZ friends al uho support, and fees all whq vppose
ne Union Of the States. Il has no wutchwold but
FRrEDoN AM NauoEnuY.
With rebels and tralls has no cempronise 20
make. It cohtehda ior ~ fcdsr4 ciAs,kdioA and
iho Laws mado in pursuance thereof as the sUPREsH
LAW o. HE LAND, anything lu tbe Consultation and
Lawn o. any Of the States 70 the' contrary
standing.
Il contends for the Union Of the states, because
witbou, It the preservation Of or liberties and nsli
tutions aud tbs organisation Of society itself are
wholly Impossible Therefore, Whatever sazhti ~
the way Of crushing out The fepsnlou apd reibrirg
The unlon must pssh no raiier By what name y be
called W. q
70 the people Of Tenneaeo, ever reh3wued fer ifen
devption 10 Liberty and Union, until ihey were be
irayod 70 The rebel despotism AZ lHchmond BY per.
dots Governor and corrupt lesalaturei and Who
have felt 90 heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, wo appeal for SUPPORT let the names Of
rebti o0s holders Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have hued our bofdorg with moafHipgi be
gibbeted before tho World. Let those ambitious aud
ayaroous men Who have plotted bur fuin for theif
own Acknowledgements be fastened = d the pillofy Of
shame, no matter how high their position IN aqoiely
Ut e be shown how The Sc fstyled defenders Of
usoutbern Rights arc now leading marapding bands
Of ireebooters ad moss troopers over our stta, kd
mapping negf0es stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, bqrning railroad bridges and cars ana
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood. let Tho
TRUTH % long excluded by the Southern ooHspiatoss
now circulate freely through every heighborhood
ADD our Cause VT assuredly triumph. VIII not loya
men everywhere aid in the dissemination Of fact
and the advocacy Of Free Government
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of . yendition exponas 10 me directed,
II ans. delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of DAVIDSON County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1852, VIII expose 20 public sale, 70 the highest bid
der for cash, AZ the C0ur house Var IN the city Of
Nashville, on saturday the 26tn day Of July 1862
all the right Tito, claim, interest and estate, which
John Corbitt then bad, may have sincs acquired,
in and 20 the following descubedlot Of ground be-
ginning al A. Farris' sou h east corner, On Maple
street. running soutlwaTdly 90 feet 10 a stake,
thence az rgat angles With hape street $50 20
stake an alley thence with said alley 90 feet 20
stake In said A. Fairs south west corner, thence
ahng sa a Fafrs' south boundary line " the begin
ing being levied on as the property az John Cor
bit, to satisfy Judgment rendered In favor ofas.
Barnes, against ~ r. Corbitt E. D. Corbitt John Cor
Bit and r. r, Corbitt.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
June 1i--St sheriff Of h C.
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sheria's sale.

DY virtue 81 veuditioui Erponas 10 me directed
ID aua delivered from 10 Honorable Circuit Court
oi Davidson Cuurty, Tennessee, 90 iu March Tenn
ls62, viii expose o. public sale 90 Che highest BID
der or cash 40 the Court house yard, n the Cty Of
MELVILLE, on fatufday tre 2Gth day oi JOY sol, au
tho tFht, titie rlaim Interest ana estate WhiCh J.
M Petty then had of mas haFoHin acInrfd iu end
t0 ne Follow va described iut ~ paced 81 Frouna--
No l7 Ion tha ilan Of lots made w D.. i lauier in
l4vihson Cdunfy, Ftnnesaot neat Nashville Clrpnra.
ion, froutrf on Carrll street in said ran 35 fsst
ruuninF hsck lli lcei 60 a IA foot tloy- being iha
same conveyed a. said %. re.iy By A. D shantlan
by eeed rroofded p book "a pseq dasi ~ ~ 'gis
Tore tiHoo of ilVflnn Nnruiy Itunt $780, heur lev.
SEQ on us me property o. % Fcify, to satisfy a
Judgment rendsre4 90 mvor Of D. T. Fpn against u A.
Petty, .. D. Petty W b. nemum1rlue ED Petty
JAHE8 M HlNrQE,
june l5--et nhena Of D. g
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sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of yendition expdnas 10 me directed,
ID and DO ivcred from the Honorable Circuit Coirt
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, az rs March Term
1862 viii expose 10 public aale TO the highert bid
DER fJr cash. ut the Court h1uso yard 10 the City OF
NashYlle on saturday she 26tn day Of July 1862 all
the right, tt0 claim interest and estate which the
franklyn College and stoncs River r. T.. Company
tnen bad, NAV have since acquired, Ia and 20 the
following described property 20 Wit 90 a certain
Turnpike Road On DAVIDSON County Tennessee,
khoNn as tho Franklyn CollfFo acd stones River
lufnpke Company being levied on as the property
q FIankyn College aud Stones River Tnrnpike
ompauy, 20 satisy judgment rendered 10 divor of
81 Y Ridley against frmklyu Collage and sones'
River Turnpike Company
JAMS d. HINTON,
inuo i4-m sherih Of d. Q.
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Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue OF veuditoui eHponas 70 me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable rcut Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March Term,
1862, will expose TO public sal, 70 the highest bid
DER for cash at the C6urt.hohso lard ia the City Of
Nashville, gu saturday, the 26th day Of July, 1862
an the right title, claim, interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then had, or may have since acquircd In
In the City q EashYlo, Davidson County, State Of
Tpuessee, ~ follows: fiouting % feet on the west
SIDE q Market Sc Reference can bo had by referring
Paul, by deed, on the Isl day 81 January, 1850,
aud lies Immediately between the aboSe named 80
feet, cd OF Robert HaWEins' ground being part Of
the Same property i0rmerly owned by Nelson Specie
being the sine propertyfC conveyed by deed from r.
Woodhn 70 Islac raul registered in the Registers
Office OF Davidson County, IN book 80, page f9 being
eyed On a. nc property 9i Isaac leal % sll.ly
against J, w RirdwelI aud Isaac Paul.
J. N. HINTON,
June IA, lsG2-3t sheriff OF 4, C.
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moaaaaarter., Ollie. ID Q.o ONO.

Headquarters, District OF Uas Ohio.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 8, 1862.
Col. LEWIS D. CAMPBELL, 69h Ohio
Volunteers, Protoa Marshal DC.
COLONEL: A paper is on file in this
Office, in the hand writing Of Capt. DE-
PUeH, Second Tennessee Volunteers, ac-
knowledging the receipt Of twenty-five
dollars from two soldiers, in considera-
ton Of which he promises to get them
discharged, and to furnish them with
complete sets Of discharge papers"
The Secodd Tennessee Volunteers is
not in the u. S, service, and he is not,
therefore, entitled TO a Court Martial.
His military offence is an Infamous
one, and demands an infamous punish
ment You will have his insignia Of
rank and buttons Of bis coat stripped
from him by a private soldier, in front Of
the Regiment--paraded-md then cause
him 70 he marched by a Gle ofthe Guard,
10 the tune Of the rogue,s march, 10 the
gate OF the enclosure TO the Provost Bar
racks, where you viii have Policeman
stationed TO receive him, and turn him
over 70 the oivil authorities 70 answer for
violation Of the laws Of the State Of
Tennessee in obtaining money under
false pretenses. I am, Sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedi,nt servant
o. ID. GREENE,
july b-lw A. A. G..
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sherifa Sale.

10y virtue OF vendtloni exponRs TO mo directed
- and delivered from The Honorable Circsit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, OF its March term,
1852 will expose 10 public sale, to the highest bid
der for oash at the Courthouse Yard In the City Of
Nashville, on saturday, the 26ih day Of July 1862,
all the right title, claim, interest aud estate which
d. Rutland then had, or may have since acquired,
and 70 the following described tract OF parcel OF
iand in the 9TH civil district Of DaYi son County
state OF Tennessee the wators If stones river con-
tanning by estimation % acres and bounded as fol-
lows beginning at a stake Ia W Puley's south bonn
dary line, thence west s. poles 10 9 Span sh Oak
IN ad puleys south line, thence south % poles to
spanish oak, thence south east % poles TO stone
thence east IL poles to hickory aud dogwood, thence
North l26 poles 10 the beginning; being levied The
property Of j. B. Rutland 10 Hattty judgment rem
dered in favor VI h, H. Chillress against W. r. Rut-
land, Jaa Rutlard, Thos Northern, j. B. Rutland
JAMES N. HINTON,
5 june 14--3t, Sherlf q ID. G.
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sheriRs Sale.

DYVirtue Of a venditioni oxponas 20 me directed,
- and delivered from tile Honorable Circuit Court
OF bavidson COunty, Tesnessae, az is March Term,
1853 WA e1pUfe 20 public sale, 20 the highest bid.
der for cash, az the Court house yard IN che CITY OF
Nashville On Saturday the Goth day OF Jay 1859 an
the rithti titc, claim interest aud otiHte, which
John s. potway then had, Or mas have since acquir
cd An and 20 the following described piece or parcel
Of land lying IN the oth district Of Davidson County
90 the cast by the land Of Jancs Davis and fronting
ths MN o eek Valley T0rnpfke Road, In tho plan Of
lots laid on 70 j. = Petway, Of lands belonging 10 n.
Petway deceased, being levied a. the property Of
John 81 Petwny 10 satisly Judgment rendered in IA.
ypr Of q B. Hall against John 3 Petway
JAMES ~ HINTON,
june 1i-.lt. EheriHWD c.
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sheriR's Sale.

DY virtue Of venditioni Enponas 70 me directed,
- aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County TenbeF see, at tl Maven Term,
1882, viii expose % public sale, " ths hWht 50 bid
Nafhylie, saturday, the zfih day of july, isG1,
al the Teht title, Claim iuterrft and estate which
c. X Winston then had, or mag have since acquired,
lots NJ. 5, frQntiag % foes each HIGH gtregt
runhing back 30 ieet % ie-eot alley, ana situated
In the 6th ward Of iha city Of Nashville, and tuiur
numbers 4 in the plan Of Alexander Campbell
and viio rcCorted Do The Reg sicrs once ofnlyd-
son County, Tennessee, 10 book ID, pace $50 being
levied on the property Of G. H. Winston, 10 satisfy
a Judgment rendered 10 iayor Of Winfield knight
against c x. Winston, A. v. shanklsnd, end hi H.
Woods J. NJ hINTON, ~
JuAe H. is61--8t sheriff on. g. l
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q. shsrifs Sale.

by virtue Of Venditloni Exponas 70 me directed
- aud delivered irem the Honorable Circuit Court
II Davidson Gonnty, ftnnesseo, ut its March Term,
so2, Mil expose 10 public SALE 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, at tho Court house Hari the City Of
Nashville, on saturday the 10th day ~ July, 1861
~ the right, title claim, interest and estate, which
saac Paul then bad or may have since acquired, 90
add 90 n etooN described ttartb fcce OF ground
lot No 6t,kuUVn ~ M Isaac Paul's pm of iofs IN
Nashville This lot fonts SO feet on College Street,
adjoining Na F,JOnls ;beiue ieelcd onhst The praetty
# Issac liul 70 sathiy Judgment rendered nj fiv-r
of May r, nOHns tytcutriX, against Wilson Mullen
ii anc Paul ana Henry Hni.
M JAMES NJ HINTON,
liune 15-8t. Sheriff OF ID, @
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Terms Of subscriptions il, Par FUNDS,

ortg to very limited number Of Post-ofioos.at
present in Tenueasee We baye not yet besn able 10
oohmepee tho Triwcekly ara Weekly issues. We
will issusa rriweekly when We have i've hundred,
and the weekly when we have a thousand subseri.
befs.
eS-All communications on business with the once,
wil be addressed 10 the PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
and all communication 70 tie Editor Gin DO address.
tos. O. MERCER.
Editors Of oya newspapers win DO Us great kind
nets by re-pubshng the foregoing or its substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months 10
come win be highly interesting TO all lovers Of their
country and her ffo naitntiona, and tho celumns Of
tho usuos viii furnish tho earliest and most reliable
history OF these events.
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Rally 20 Armsi

BY authority Of the Federal Govern
ment, / propose TO raise Battalion Of
Cavalsy Cor service and home protection.
in Tennessee. Arms, Horses, Saddles
and Clothing will be furnished.
will address the people at Water
town, on Monday, the 14th; at New
Middleton, on Tuesday, the 18th; at
Alexandria, on Wednesday, the 18th /;
and at Liberty, on. Thursday, The nth
instant.
Come on, boys, let us preserve our
homes and save the Union.
VIM B. STOKES.
July z, 1962-10t.
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ShArif'a Shle.

by virtne Of a w iiii0ni sxpluas % ME directed,
- and dsiytfCd hom thn Honorable tucuIt Court
d aiidsun Couuy, Trnne1scC, at o. NarcA Term
1902 will expose tO puo &C. sai- o. Che ligfusi bid
DOR ~ cafh, Hi DO cdur house fard o. 500 CITY o.
Nashville. on satutay, ffo 2uH day Qf July, 1902,
al thcriehi tIte, ratni. pfgrrst ana estate which
N P lofblit thou tad, ot may have alnc1 acquired
boz andto ih1 iOloems uc1Crlbrd tract az lana 3lng
DO nlviisnu comfy, Gte NJ ltmeEce. o. reertu1o
rao book N6.urafei Gs3 aud ga hLT bounded AS
f5 .lowf Hbtmriua OBJ stake Ga MhhsatE Tine. the
northwest c'rntl af lof No and 90 q poles north
ID Ash fUuni1g thence n1ftueaai 1s3a rVles 20
ftrks Ia Whifct . line; thence wet w pofa 90 the
c n 90 oi thoNsshFiiq turnplke roid tlenee south.
warIly With aid centre ta tho northwest cornef ~
said hI 30 @, thence Wltl fne furth houudarY oi
said Qf D iha bsFt uinEi coui Anina y hAi3 1islt
.ls-TBa urlas. uhllh thrro has been sofa us oi lA
acrls uidchlelVoa about 20 or a. acrrs nciag Fed
on a. ths property oi a.. llrliu a. SATISFY llaE
ngut rendered iu favor OF James hafuQl agatnii N
q Certtt H. h Cnrdir, laCoIbiitend a. Nefpin
JAMES NJ hIhNphf ier
June IA .ise2.-si. sheriff of q
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The Editor win be greatly obliged TO
persons making up clubs for the UNION If
they will remit TO the publishers and not
20 himself. Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble TO
all parties.
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DIR KINGS DIsPENsARY
ron PRIVATE DISEASES,

rta --7-szs DR. KING, formerly OF New York, 70
t4Ef 49,, the last four years Of Louisville, ~.
- and who has devoted his attonlionie
She treatment Of private diseases for 30 years. Halter
himself, having attended 70 a practice for go mnnl
years, and cured 30 many thousands he enabled Il
euro 6n useaises Of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from inludloious medical treatment
or from neglected. their own. Or. King Disponsary
70 2S Deaderck street., between Cherry and tbeSquare
oond story, where be cures All Diseases Of private
nature. .ts f.4 Ht.
Gonorhea cured without naussous medicines or in,
eriorance with business,
STRUCTURES Of oldor recent date, e1eciuRy cured In
few dhys by an operation which causes pain,
Whore structure exists health cannot be enIOyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
rnlncs thecnnBNtuton 80 much. 6 rs
syphilis, With all the diseases OF the SKIN growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be- alsetnalg
cured IN few DAYS sf-
SsiaiHdi Wsnigiesi ParticuRr attention having boen
given 70 this disease and all the consequences growing
oct Of IT, brought on IN many Gases by the destructive
habits Of inc0naiderRte youths, and excessive mdui
ganoe nfthe iiassona, neglect OF which will undaH
mine the rendering the subiect unni foF
bosiness 0fgOuiety, and hhg premature DID age.
Females who may .be lROonngwitb any difhoulty
tie Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating then
case with aioo enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A. King, No q
Deaderick street, Nashville, Iunn, vii have the peceH
say medicines sent TO their address. Oace hcug
ON o'clock IN tbe morning until 10 the evening
ulyio-iudAwiy
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United states Of AmeriOa:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEs5EG.


WHEREAS a libel OF Information was 0led with
wv In and for the Middle District OF Tennessee, nj
Nashville, on the Goth day Of May, a. D 1902, by
john Trimbe, ksq., Attorney for the United Sla'e
for the Middle District 5f rennessee vino ptoseeites
herein behalf Of the United States against GER
tain Lot and tho Building thereon, situated fronting
on Mark street ,iu the City OF Nashville known a.
Nils y Mooro's Foupdry and Machine Shop EpEt of,
and Broad street, m the City OF Nashville aee,
all the machinery, tools, Fixtures and imp ements
and mttorial connected with said Lot and Foundry
ard Machine shop aud Building, for reasons amt
causes IN said libel OF Information mentioucd aud
praying process against the said property, that the
same be condemned as iorfAiiod-,
Now therefore, IN pursuance OF the monition under
the seal Of said Court 70 me directed and delivered,
do hereby give pablo notice 70 AL persons claiming
said property or In any manner Interested therein,
that they be aud appear before 8d circuit Court TO
be hold at The City OF Nashville, 10 ana for said Dis
trct on the Goth day AZ October 16o2 at 10 o'clock In
tho forenoon Of that day then and there 70 ntorpQse
behalf &C. h GLAStOCK,
June "a 1899 .--lAti. U s. Muklial, M ID n. "
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Engines and Boilers for Sale.

1 OVER loR AALf Ne FngiHes and boilers d ths
4 steamers lanes Woods .ud James JahnH1n ~ they
nov He a. tbt NaabFiub WhrrI Tdrruare 3 bgli-rs
70 left hue az incheri end hall0r1 NJ faei one ~
Inches, al made 81 CuuDaflauA aaa Fennasse- ain
n2isr lfQnl ~ taa beat quaiiy Tda Enfinaa 80
zee - lnon fUlirQrIa 10 isoi stroke and iao ~ Oh
egin.en iei stroke, wlih shafts dangta, etA
h.al eAff f9I raIe tho doors, WindoHn ana tnndr
sag steamboats,, eFa laffs of N ifon uuitlble
hlmAel eHa Hefts ~ II NHAflAk.
lant isslm. ~ III waFttf 49,
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Our correspondents must allow Us 70
take our own time for reading their COM
munications. We have no time 70 be
read 10. tbs literally impossible.
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SHOES HATa.

which they oaer % tho AZ the lowest cash pri.
oes Country merchants Visiting the Gag are lhvl.
tod " give % call, before buying eloWhers
LiruiTEN a BRO, UI
No. 3 South side rubli0 square.
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PIsnse Nenee.

We have no time 70 transcribe COM
munieations. We sometimes receive
communications with a scrap Of corf-
dential information written on the back
Of the manuscripts. or course if we use
the manuscript we have 70 re-write Il,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on rs. Wehave no time for such work.