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foot.
The Richmond Enquirer thinks the
next battle in Eastern Virginia will be a
Jens or AusterlitE; and that ifit results in
favor Of the robsls, they will have conquer
ed peace.
(, Missouri has voting population of full
10000; of these barely $4,000 voted at
the recent election, the remaining 10000
refusing to vote as they were at heart Sc
cessionists and would not take the oath to
support the Constitution without which
they could not cast their ballots.
Advices from Mexico confirm the report
that Jalapa has been peacefully occupied
by the French; but in consequence of the
bad condition of the RAIDS, an advance upon
Puebla will not DO made until February
1t is intended to occupy Sonora with 5000
Frenchmen.
.,. The Knoxville Register says that How
ards Alabama Cavalry have returned
from Kentucky with 5000 hogs. Bragg
e has $4,000 cattle and l00. 900 hogs. The
chaplain of the Fourth Texas Regiment
publishes a card in the Richmond Why,
in which he sets forth the destitute condi-
ton OF the regiment. He says it will re-
quire at least 100 pairs Of shoes and sou
pairs oil socks to complete one suit for each
man.
The Georgia Legislature has passed
law that every Yankee" caught within
the borders of the State after the lst Of
January, shall be hung. Governor Pick.
ems of South Carolina, has recommended
the passage of similar law by the Leg
islature of that State.
The Democracy Of Kentucky expect to
make clean sweap of that State at the
approaching election.
The Saturday Review thinks that the
Emperor Napoleon has movements on foot
which do not appear on the surface Of his
mediation scheme, and says that the ex-
press mention Of the name Confederate
States, which they selected for themselves,
virtually involves recognition, and the pro-
posed armistice implies an opinion which
may shortly be altered into language more
intelligible than words. This paper hints
at probable alliance with the Southern
States in connection with the Emperor
designs on Mexico.
That labOred literary production Of Mr..
Lincoln's, called Presidents Message,
.i~ does not seem to please anybody in this
vicinity We have yet to hear man
speak well Of it.
Mr. Lincoln says ii the niggors run away
from the Gotten fields of the South, white
men will have the privilege of taking the
vacant situations What considerate
President we have got
The vote for Congressman in Illinois
shows a Democratic majority OF about
twenty-eight thousand.
An enormous robbery was perpetrated
in the Treasury Department on Tuesday
or Wednesday last. Con. Spinner, Uni
ted States Treasurer, had left on his table,
United States certificates Of indebtneSs for
-'@- two and half millions Of dollars. He
was called out of bis room moment. and
on his return the certificates were gone
Bankers in New York aud elsewhere have
been notified not to receive these certif.
cAtss. aud it is hoped that thus the mis-
chief may be counteracted. No clue hal
been obtained that eau lead to the detec
ton Of the robber.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
EiEhtrsl1th Tndiann Voluntse,s

- The Commander Of the British North
America squadron is said TO be In pursuit of
the rebel steamer Alabama II isto be hoped
he will catch her, as there appears to be no
probability that Secretary Wellss will ever &C
eomplish 90 desirable result
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
Ersuranre.
Home Insurance COMPANY,

OF NEW HAVEN CONN,
CAPITAL 100000,
Paid cash, and securely invested.
TNHIS company insures B, inga M erchandise House
Il Furniture and other inBurabe properly, at az low
rates are charged by other solvent companies
Ihree-fourths OF the profits Of the Business, (aner
deducting per cent for the soekholders) divided
annually to the holders OF policies In this company
payable in scrip bearing interest. PArteainsurnG with
us incur no liability whatever.
DIRECTIONS.
Douglass X. Satterlee, Charles Shelton,
LaYerett Candse, George Cock,
Judson Oanhed, Charles 4. CRndee,
Isaac Thompson, DaEld W. thompson,
Lucus Hotchkiss, hiram Camp,
William W. Bacon Tilton Il. Doolittle,,
Cornelius b. Bushnell, Charles W. Allen,
George Hoadey, Samuel Peck,
William Hull, Willis NJ. Anthony,
Charles Carlisle, Newell y. Hail,
Bte9hen A. Spencer, Leonard Pardee,
AW Ater Treat, Edwin Marble,
Andrew L. Kidston,
samuel Maett, Samuel g. johnson,
william Beach, ouiliord Conn.
Daniel Trowbrdge,
Amos y. Barnes, JedediAh Wilcox
Erastus q. Scranton, 20 Meriden Conn
John Woodrun Henry Marin,
Richard N Everett, Walhngford Conn
DoUeLksH n. aATfKkLER, President
DAsmL TAowsRiDeH, Vice Pres.
fs5s & 'Sa caSS AZ :; gl llnKn, Agent at Dsyton.
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BOOK WORK
ofsvsry ss'nPssa.

Having one Of ths most somPlsts Printing EItab
hShmsnts in Southern Ohio, our hOasu for doing all
kinds OF Work. sOOk. PlAin, or Ornamental, are hrs
class. We have one Of the fastest Presses md have
ali the modern styles of Type, and We employ the
b-st workmsn.
We have three Power Presses connected with Ou
Job Dspsrmsnt and are prepared 70 execute work
with neAtnssn and dispatch.
s~rordsrs nom abroad win receive prompt Ahsn
Ton. AddrsAs
BOLLMKIER d LOGAN, Dayton, Chic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

Parker's majority tor Governor of New
Jersey is 1859.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
Dpeing Nuuse.
DYEIN c n @ U s z

No oA5s 9I' VIhHHl DE- y FVUNIH FIFTHi
Dayton, Ohio. .g
UVHH undersigned Informs the puthe that he IL A
i practical dyer and has established dye house All
the above place and s nov prepared 70 color ali kinds
OF silks, Batins, Ribbons, Wooen and Cotton Goods
any color that may BE- desired.
Grease and stains removed nom ali kinds OF abries
He warrants 70 iinish al goods In manner 10 give
SsnsiAseon, having all Aftiees necessary to perform
his work m me hest possible style.
aSa HGRMAHN wIRaAAD,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
NEWS GLEANGNGs.

!. Scamp Ad-ola Abe putting down his
foot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24
SEWING. MACHINES.
l.. CORN i i L 4 co 5
Family and Manufacturing
T'iS,.t.ST A. FAKR.. tttrD>T.

tN'stah1 q L "a AhN - "a '''"'
a are hauuv to saw 10 the Thousands who are using
ir Machines and the thousands that want Them that
c1,b machine. HOW bears the patent license stamp of
GROWER BAKER elias Hove IT,, and all persons
.n,,,, or >rr thtn are secure against any proesta
+i.n
Our Ma, ii,as are nov iu.. what We want them; in
l cnr,,,f,f,f =, nd ~, u, p uaIly nnuI,r basis with
+, NSt ,n:r,. and highest Ir.cd rarhts in any mar
- and they are still s.1i al S1u and s4j iuclu,liug
II.ranrrS Gnt which W. hay. several syesl Needless
ing necessary m theiru Sc in family or shop
T, m, them nil the rbpatest pr innate and frs.
claa. Narbit, in market
H. .,sfir, =, nrr N.oLi,es ~ ,vau az ,ur cnstornrs
~ g. re f,uJ ~. ,nono. II; siyty I,,,s form, mo-
", ;',h;.l i,1,, ,,r, 'tf' ,;sf,' ,h. ,.,,r bor ~
''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24
STOLEN

l.E'5i the sleigh Of l.. D. CLEGnoKH, At the
= hLrk school house below J. II. l.ccch's in
:~'-af creek t"wnship, on the night Of the pa
''fN', 'ne ,ar2" BUFFALO ROBE, with the name
,,,., =: w. LHca., printed upon it. It had been
,''n.A" one place and stitched up. ANY infor.
'"""'h q tn" same will he amply rewarded
l.. y. tLEGHORN
IiG'"m ttl. eth. l,62 ~
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fY EDBT. }. CULVERWELL, ". D.
1athOr Of the "Grcep Book De-.
HEttTIFIx COMPLEXION.

t'o Iok THOMAS +. CHAPMAN will send
- - 10 al VINO wish It liree Of CHARGE the Rec.
Ipe and iHl. dire tlons for making ara nsin,,
'aHtiiu vegetable Balm. that will ci,ectuaIIv
remove fIhPLEs, BLoTCHEs, TAN FRECKLE. &C.
I,a'ing the skin smooth, c'ean, and beautiful.
also ihii directions for using PELATRE,r'g GER
E"hAIhD SIlHI LIANT, warranted to start a fnII
growth Of hiskcrs, or a Mustache, in less tbon
thlftF days. Either Of the above can be OBJ
tanned by return mail, by addressing with
stamps for return posta gel DR.. CHAR rs =
IHArhAN, Practic'l Chemist. s3l Broadw,r
W" YIN niv3m2l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24
Z. E. MPTON.
SHIPPING,
Forwarding i Commission Merchant

MrsCATINE, IOWA.
THANNFCL lot the patronage therefore, en.
L tended ms by the merchants and others of
Upton and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith.
1n attention to any business intrustel To my
oare, to merit its continuance.
REFERENCES
hessrs. mreen Stone, Museatine, Iowa.
Weed, Brdgman Il Kent :.
4. pglvie. -
petnr a. Dey' Iowa City; II. Bacon Il Co., Chicago
r r. freeman Mallack Il Rogers, 81. Louis
. II NJ. Holden, Washington. Iowa.
MusCatinc, June ~ 1-GN.tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24

Our 70. Machines ere r@pc"iniiy adapted %
al kinds of light and neayy Leather " ork, n
carriage trimming, boot and shoe making. h.ir-
ness making. etc. etc. Fhcy are Of extra size,
With a. ana long enough to tax" under il mud
t.iteh The largest sized da-.I's. Ihcre is lrr,-
j. acJ part Il tDimmcr's stitching that ,anHat
&c bette dumc with them than il hand; az, lor
the saving OF time and labor is very GisAi. lho
tihe OF these machines Is "a inches loAg, 8ni TIC
shuttle VIII hold siA tan, the usual quantity IF
thread. ILs l&rge r2o' lines woIk az ,&al A.
small ,nos.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24

d We To" ash for our Letter Machines ~
Special ate" ~ Vest Makes and i'r'-@ ',..h.
els an" al tp-c who want Machines IN l;gnI
misunderstanding purposes. They rmhed} tnr plin.
cIp4"s OF III" standard machines, making hka
them, the inIri locked stitch. and destined 20
be rs cc'eSrntrd for Family Sewing and EeM
L1.NH.tctUruB parposcs "a our standard Ina
chimes are for manufacturing purposes in g"n.
erai.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24
MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TOkED.

MANliooD. HOW LOST, HOW KES.
TOKED.
inst Published, in .Sea1ca EnrrloDc
ON THE NATURE TREATMENT AND FAD.
zeal cure OF Spermatorrhora, or Seminal Nr,}.
ness sexual Debility Nervousness and inynlur-
'ar} emission, inducing impotcncy, and Mental
End FhySca incapacity.
BY EDBT. J. CtLVERWELL. ID
iuthor Of The "Grcen Book. de-.
The world renowned author in this admirable,
lecture clearly proves trom his own experience
mat the awful consequences Of scIfabrse NAV h.
rherfaalE removed without medicine mi XIX,
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies in
stHments, rings or cordial, pointing out a roodc
OF cure at once certain and cnec,nal, Ly which
,,a7Lt ohheFe'' no matter what his condition may
nc, may cure himself cheapy privately and ,,i
'I".E' .is lectur" will prove boon to ,Lous.
4nds and thousands
:, SEN under seal 10 any address, past pa;d on
, u, RECEIPT Of two postage stamps by addres.ing
n na ). e. hLlAE, ~ Bowery, New York. pa[I
." W. 3i-vl
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.ur Terms are Cash.
JOHNS 4 CROSj,i,Y,

SOLE MANUFACTURERS
. "Ho'esa'c " Warehouse ~ Iiliam street,
Corner Of Liberty NEW Yong.
Full descriptive circulars and prices will H.
furnished Oh application. u4.yIr
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.E3B. l.. MtIhER'S
r. arEss HsEcsebss .TOEs:


y lETt,r ,'.. -AfE sNr EruA"H.' =, C0nrUt NJ
...,,... D.. 80. l.t 4 y E.. =. 3. -, o,;.,,
L. go
''"' WI. '''' - "''' t"'1h''AS NC a"tf
'"r" Nt1. o.. n.y..
Eh', IRtN' >FiNG MADNESS and curing it,
,.,,n "a. .' IN the !"1~t particle Of Vitality ar
~r,.v,r.t,>e rn,r.> r., rnaluiug
l,nt, l,t,1E M, ~tl'nF All, I,\Irt-,.c
.. ..l f,,.. ,i.,.. ~ a.. -a, ' -
,.,.r ,r..t,....>.. .,r, ''r So - "il'
'''.' "' a. ''' $3.50 ''' 80 III i'tbhE 10
u SO "'' '"8." '>~ a"u If'.j'|HcN. ma >lng
i 81 1Id III : Id - tCNt@.e ..lll causing it
rs....Hu@t
Tie. yr..t re - rly ami tie ifrrna.... armanl fer
thu ucgnairrd nrrrar4er. Convince the rr,nri.t,r
that one tra d. j. is only necessary t, satisfy s,s
crr'ung Iut.C Of 4. .tt-r5o~ Qualities over ,ry
.tl, Ir.I .=.rr ut present III use II cI.an.a. ia
A,.tt p"d scalp 0t.I Il 4ldrIr and other rutara,p.
I.ns. the aatr grow luxuriantly AMI rive,
drt ',. .. 'I! ana a.sr an sarafee and AIS.
sn1' 4. .'vr TO The roots, and rr>ssre The rr'-th
,,~d f~c.4 corrr,rso r hair. u -
Ttr.t ~. t.ll..iralsuf la1ies aad yeutler,s, - <
Y.-. A.5r,.had 'h.,r htrr stored ty he 80 rt
i3y-at i.r. "2." al other PREPARATIONS uaa tssad-
L. " "~ IN h. '1'e t Era
(" t'r h''', W. ",'' p IONS % 'he ~ 49,.
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REV RID.

will give FIVE DOLLARS Reward to any one
VINO Will furnish the proof nceessar, to convict
Tue person or persons who aalieiously broke
doWh an evergreen tree on my lot, cas-. Of town.
" Sm"It uhle since. :. s. DANIELS.
Upton, Feb. Z7lh. lsG2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24

Something for the Times!
A Necessity in every Household /.
JOHNS n CROSLEY'S 81
rneriCan Cement Glue.
TIE STRONGEST GIrE IN THE WORLD!
THE CHEAPEST GU + IN TUE NpRlI!
IKE MOST HUEABLE GL'E IN THE WORLD!
rtEuNLY RELIABLE GLUE IN THE W0kLE!
THE BEST GLIE IN IiIt WuI'lN!
.1mericun leWcu1 T(Ue
Is IN. only article Of the Kind ever produced
which
WILL. WITHSTAND WATER!
TWILL MEND WOOD.
Save your broken Furniture.
II WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend Harness. straps, Belt Boots, &c
II WILL MEND GLASS.
save the pieces Of that vxlrnsiveCut Glass N"llc.
1T WILL MEND IVORY,
Don't throw away that broken Ivory Fnn it is easily
repaired
II WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups and saucers can he made as
good as new.
If WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out Of your Marble Mantle can Ne
put GA as strong rs ever.
IT VIII MEND FORE ELAiN,
No ,M.,ter if that broken Pitcher did not cost but a
sailing. a shilling saveIis n shilling trucI.
II WELL MEND ALABASTHR,
That c"-ty A. ,ha~er Vase is broken and y,u c:,,'t
match It end Il, will never show when put together.
II will Mend Nonr. Coral, Lava. aud il,
;;lrt every thi9y but Metals.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24
Singers letter a Machine.

Is the best Machine ~ Tho world Tor Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Vnr~
poses: Price, (witH hcmmcrD and
beautifully oiEampnted, $50.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24
G1'TTA PEHGUi G..MENI'

For preserving anA repairing tin and other ret
81 ROOFS oteVey description, from is great elias.
ITCHY. is not injured by IL" contraction and tx.
pansion Of metals, and will not crack in col!
nf run in warm weather..
Th"-e materials are adapted to all climates. and we
are prepared |" supply orders from any part If the
country. nj short nOtire for iutta Prrrha Roafur In
roll. ready prepared for use, and Gutta rrrci Cement
barrels, with full printed directions for pl cation
Agents Wanted.
We viii MAKE literal and satisfactory a-rlngcmcnts
with responsible parties who would like 10 establish
themselves in lucrative aud permanent business.
Our Terms are Cash.
Ne can give abundant proof al claim in favor Of
our improved Roofing Materials, having applied them
several thGuspud roof in Neg York city and ycDit
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24

W. ave a,Nav On la7' 7cm1ns C1ag,s
- TWIST, iin>n and cotton Jhrca', on SYools.
bes. A@rhti2 III il bottles ,rtr. e..
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nn'.ins'> Liver Regulator aud Liz. pi,,c,s

''.' 49, 70. '.b
:i"| " "a M|ln Fi-~ rul. ..I.,c W;tI ii. rd.rl.,
.,,,t ~. ,,,',. ,s.' ,,.',. ,,..
,r1 r' Wv ''"' ''''' '''''e's
lion. john \. "t"s Whites, ~l'r.,Hn March
=. ism, H. 'Ie rp.Ins i ISL took ii ,r.,. -.
.'.c, viii b n Ia .roa NIai'L, ;,,rr. toakt.a
aos"s OF
UiRIING"H IyIR HEl;}y ,y1p
/, l.. 4, j. =. . u. IA ""} r.s.r at once rssi
pei ~ several months: n..I .'.,..,'' - ;,
- g." -
tt.,St .11,.s r.r. ~ H.: ,. ..,,.t y y
whites: "tu-,-t H. l~.u.-l D a. ,rf .-,,
vita NttH,5 r4ru'..q, I.... ,a... VI.
- ut f1jn in N. -@... ,lr,, i,r. : h'.i r.i,I
....-' "a k'u1- ni :..ti ..f.,.. i..f r,,fr.l r.
.~ut gr!;rt r...,i. v.nF '''''
DaI!im-'~ Lives sscci:!.t.5rnua gfr. g,.t,...
In,..-H.. .,,,...,,. .1.....,
,-.,:, ..,.... .,,s '' .'''' "'i' A3"
...,'r d. p. 49,. f.. ~ ''"i"'"'Ld.
sir a. l.. ,,.. ., f,......,
wit, ..t,s 80. l .'..'' >.'''.' -. ~
st,lckS Of A,,hrr ,acI3., .u.. -. 20. 80
u, yer r4tr, .a.,t...,,r ,.,.,.. ''''.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24

- Correspondents vii. please wife thuu
nan,s distinctly It is all important thai wr
should, in each case know the post-cf,te count,
AL S4atP
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- III persons requiring information aInYt
Sewing Machines. their sizes, prices. worklu.
eap1"'fIcr. and tie best methods Of purchasing
60: "at"n /: hy s"ndinG to u, or aNy Of on
ElaAyA DEt1rs Tor 4 COY uT
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pARLING'S LIVER HEGrLATDR

IV- -EaE70N =, New l0II.
Fat u. II j" cent aud 81 bottles each ll-f,o
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24

Shat ." Second to THAT of paUer in tie West. We
shall .""n'uI' to rrr"tVr the regular Associated Press
hi>lal'u"s, aHj all the special uriile}e" that our
careful reporters stationed At the n.pol tant news
centers of the country can send It's.
The Local int !liFcnce shall c1utinr" t. he given with
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-29

The STATE CREDIT.-The bids for the
$500, 600 yesterday, afford gratifying ev-
idence that the credit of the Empire
State is unimpaired. The average rate
Of the successful ones is a fraction under
1000 And, this, too, for a six per cent
stock, with the important condition that
the money is to be paid to the State in
specie which now commands a premium
of six per cehtl
Our foreign critics have been prcdic =
ting universal bankruptcy as q conse-
quence Of the war for the Union. Such
evidences Of mistaken credit as this must
convince the most wrong headed Of them
that they have moderated at once the
resources Of our country, and the temper
of our people.--JoU7,ak
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-29

PARRoTT GUEs.-The cost OF the small
est Parrott gun-6-pounder--is 5000; for
200-pounders 1000 each, which is aid
to be one-tenth Of the cost Of the Arm
strong gun. The charge Of powder is one
pound to every ten of the ball, and the
cost of powder and she'll for every dis
charge is nearly $40. The weight Of the
200-pound PARROT is little less than one
half that Of the columbiad which carries
the 1j0-pound solid shot, or the lO-inch
shell. The practice with these guns is
excellent. Experiments are made daily,
and with an accuracy most astonishing.
The shrek of the ball, as it flies through
the air at a velocity Of over six hundred
miles per hour, is like that Of a railroad
train at full speed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-29
Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditoni expouas 20 me directed
ID aud delivered from the HonOrabo Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, al It's March Term,
1892 viii expose to public sale TO the highest bid
der for cash. az the Court house yard In the City Of
Nashville the Goth day Of July 1902 all the right
title, claim, interest and estate which J. S. Shack.
lett then had, may have since acquired in and 10
the following described tract Of land25 acres Of land
II bong the undivided interest belonging TO J. S.
Shackott, In 100 acre tract Of land known as the
Smith Ogevies Heirs tract II land lying In Davidson
On the North by the lands Of EzelIs' heirs on the
west by the lands Of John Roller and j. j. white /;
on the south by the lands Of Samuel KimbrO and =
J. White on the east by the lands of S. Shackett
bong levied on the property OF j. s. shackstt 10
satisfy judgment rendered In favor Of Thaddous
Hargravo against j, s. Shacklett.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
june 15-3t Sheriff Of d. G.
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Sherif's Sale,

DI virtue o, a yendiuoni eNponas 20 mo directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF faYldsUn Cluuty, Tennessee, % bee March Term,
1862, will e1posg to pubic sale 90 The highest bIi.
der for cash at o Court house Yard iu tho city Of
Nashville, on saturday, tie 20th day OF July, lk63
40 tbe right, tile, claim, interest ana estate, which
~ r. COrDlt then bad, or may have since acquired,
Boz and o. On ioNouug described tract of land wing
boz Davidson County, at1 u tennessee iur rcfcrcuce
sec book 30. page8 2s3 and 2bi No, z, bounded al
follows beginning uu a stake w Whita1uB line, che
northeast corner of Doc No, and 90 o poles north
Hf Ash uuuluE thrucD northeast 6s.g poles. o.
uIre uf uu Nashville turnpike road. thence south
utri'y With said Cr1iTc 90 the northwest corner af
saId Doc 80 %. thence with Che uurtl boundary Uf
SAID .ut t1 DO ugEUuiuEt coutluluE thirty eight
l.-l6J poles, whi.a mero has beeu cold 90 Of ls
agrUs, Whi leaves about ~ ur 20 aCrga bciHF lavrd
uu as tho property of n. OuTbtt. o. satisfy IgdF
maut rendered iu favor of James hIrues against n
p. CgTbtl, b D C1r1iu, .. C0ruiit ana III l1tbitt
JAMES MI HINTON
J-ueli lst--3t shsug 81 y. g
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-29
Sherifs Sale.

Dl virtue OF ayenditiOni eNpOnas 20 mo directed,
ID and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862 lW expose 20 pubic sale, 10 the highest bid.
der, for cash. at the Court house Yard In the CITY of
Nashville, on saturday, the 10th day OF July, 1862,
an the right title claim, interest and estate which
Isaac Paul aud henry AN then had, or may have
since acquired u and 70 ihr iuov log described piece
or parcel OF land lying 10 Davidson County, State of
page GO, situated in the 7th ward, and known Bs
lots No / aud 2, In Daniel MIXERS subdivision OF
lots Nos. 10, 20 hud n in Mulkeys plan OF Univor-
sty lots, situated on raul street, beginning az the
corner of a bot belonging 20 vi morris estate run
ping thence with Paul street 50 feet towards Her
street, 90 10 foot alley thence At right angles with
said alley $50 icet 90 % foot alley thence a. right
angles with said alley so feet 10 a stake ia M Nor
ts uc thguco AZ right angles l5s feet 90 the begiu,
on being levied on as The properly of lsaaC Paul
aud Henry Hul, o. satisfy Judgment rendered iu IA
yur uf ellis Moore, use, &C, against IslAG Paul,
Henry HiIl aul Ira r. Jones
JAMES NJ HINTON.
Juno li--3t sheriff of %. c,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-29
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of vonditon Exponas 70 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tcnnessee, At It's March Term,
l6G2, 100 expose % pnhlc cae, 20 the highest bid
der, Tor cash at the Courthouse Yard In The City Of
Nashville, on Saturday, tho 20 Gay OF Ju'y, 1902
all the right title, claim Interest and estate,
which Eliza Lyons then had or may have since ac-
CURED Va and % the following de- cribed Lot Of Ground
situated Ia Davidson County, state OF Tennessee,
bounded as follows on tue west side OF Capitol Hill
IN the city Of Nashville being part Of the lots known
as CCckris lots, ant part Of lots No l8 commencing
at the south corner Of the said lot No. 10 and running
90 feet 10 norherly direction 10 a street laid on
through said property, thence with said rect 80
feet thence In sOutherly direction GO feot IN line
parallel 60 the hrst and thence 80 feet to the place Of
the beginning. Being the same property conveyed
by Isaac Paul 20 Eliza Lyons registered IA the Regis
ters Office Of Davidson County, IN book "a, page 4l2
being levied on as the property Of Eliza Lyons 70 rat
isy judgment rendered In favor Of William Fodwell
against tho said Eliza Lyons.
J. NJ. HINTON,
June H. 1892 sheriff OF D. c.