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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-02


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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1862
Rebel RnrbarIty.

Mr. JoHS SMITH, sixty years Of age,
residing in Van Buren, county, Arkansas,
and eighty-three Of his neighbors, were
last November driven in chains to Little
Rock, Ark, and there confined in filthy
dungeon until February LIST. They were
chained together in the following man
ner; A plough chain was fastened, one
end about the neck of one man, lashing
being used to clasp it, and the other end
was fastened around the neck Of his COM
panion in a similar manner; aud when
the couples were thus fastened, another
chain was fastened across from chain to
chain, and thus all the men were hitched
together by TOURS In his affidavit, Mr..
SMITH says:
Several Of the men were old men, near
my age. The same day we were chained
wo were started for Little Rock, between
ninety and one hundred miles distant
from Clinton We were cursed and
abused along the road. Some of us
would get tired, and when one out Of any
of the force could not march, he and his
three companions would be placed in .
wagon and allowed TO ride a distance.
Once the wagon turned over with four in
chained by the neck as have stated, and
one Of them now is crippled. We finally
arrived at Little Rock, and az the Jail
door our chains were taken off in public.
There was 4 great crowd there rejoicing
over US, men, women and children, and
even the cursed little niggers. The crime
we were guilty Of is simply that We were
Union men, and in favor of the COnstitu-
ton and the laws Of the United States.
When the rest were put in Jail we were
put in cells, and fed on beef and bread.
1t was'a lousy, filthy place, so that we
were covered with vermin. From the
cells we were taken to the State House,
and examined by Governor Rector lie
asked me II / was willing to volunteer.
/ told him l would not, because | was too
old, and it was against my principles.
The Governor then asked me if / was
willing my son should volunteer. told
him my son was of age, he could do as
he pleased.
was sent TO Jail, where l staid until ]
was released, February LIST, 1862. My
son volunteered, and was sent right of
TO Bowling Green. Seventeen out Of the
tweniy-seven prisoners volunteered, and
| the balance remained in Jail until roleas-
ed, except one, who died in prison.
We we're released by the Confederate
Judge Ringo, no bill of treason having
been found against u.s. ! arrived at home
safe, and have been Union man ever
| since
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l. O. O. F.


JOINS +, HrpE, Grand sccroa y should be addressed
At Nasl'ous, Tim.
Tennessee Lodge, NJ. meets oyery Tues ay Even
lug, az their Hall, on the corner Il Union aud sum
mcr streets The onlcors for the efeut term, are
tn. MoBride N g.; o. s, Losueur, We; John
Hide, Secretary T, L. Marshall Treasurer
TSabus Lodge, No lO-Mocts At the same place
every Monday Evening The ofnc re- are Robert
Thompson, Nc, r. A. Cam bell, V c., Henry Ap.
pie, Secretary D ; Brown, Treasurer
Smiley Lodge, Ne. oo-Mocts at thci- Hall, on South
Cherry street ivory Filay tvoIlug Tue officers
arc J. p. Kcnley, No o c. Gov Il, NGi 7. n
Uadon, Secretary W, NJ. Mallory, Tr,asuror
Aurora Losge, No los, lGcrma. l--Meota At She
Hall, cor or or Uni'n aud summer str,cts, oyrry
Thursday Ev,ulpg The IA, crs are r. psubeb,.ss
Nc; Charlcs'NchV c., John H'rbcrich, Secretary
Geo Soiferc, Treasurer.
Rki,sly Enclinpment No meets at the above Hal
an ne urst and third Wednesdays or each month
tho oGioors arc o s Ieslour, CT; J. Mis-, II r.
Tn. Mcbride, sw.; r, % Coleman J W y. u. Nc
Even, scrb, b r. Cugtor, Treasurer.
oHrs BranoA Euoumpm,rt No. i-Mret' At %,
above Hal on the second and fourth "wednesday
nights q each month. Tho oihgsrs arc R. Lehman
or; Jas B,n, Ur, Henry Arplo, sW.; l. II
Hitchcock J,w G Moss, scrboi Ward
Ire4surcr
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditioni eXponas 20 me directed
ID aud delivered from he u, nursbl' Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March T I'm,
1902 III expose 10 pub C sale, 20 the highest ID
the right title, claim, intci est and estate which
John W. HuddleBtou, en- had, or may have suoc
acquired in aul . the fOllpVng de-, Crbed piece or
Tarcel Of grOuud IN navu son County, Tenne.stc-to
wi brick nouse and lot OF IicCe gruuna stu
a.ed tue north side u Unio0 street Ia the city Of
Mas yIlc, between College an Cher sire rs, No.
% fronting 80 featon Union street and running back
70 feet, being the same properly COnyeyedtO J. W.
liud lesion by J b, Rob rtson and regis cred In tho
Reg lister uirCe Of David Ou tOrnty T,nnuessee being
eyied ON as tho property Of w. Huddloston TO sat-
sfy Judgment rendered IN favor OF Hyde aud Free
man, aga INST u. ", Huddloston.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
june l4-st Sheriff Of u. G.
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Destroying Cotton

A correspondent in writing Of the trip
TO Memphis, says that in different places
along the route the Southern yandals
were at their work Of burning the cot
ton of last years growth In some
places the air was thick with smoke.
Cotton was also thrown into the river,
and we saw hundreds Of pounds Of cot
ton tloatingin the stream. very good
explanation Of this wanton destruction.
we had from a man who hailed our boat
as il was passing one Of the islands la
reply 10 a question, who was burning the
cotton, he very philosophically remark
ed, "Whal they call the government
in this section We asked him how he
liked the appearance Of Union fleet,
aud he shouted Justify, go on. 90 on,
God bless you? and added, 1--WE have
been ia a perfect hell for the last twelve
months"
An along the shore there were parties
picking tho cotton ont Of the river.
They stopped 10 watch our progress, aud
not a few cheered heartily at tho sight
OF the old flag
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SherihPs Sale.

DY virtue Of a vendtioni ENponas to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson COu ~, Tpnue see, at va Mgrsh Tenn
1862, will exp Sc TO public safe, 60 the highest bid
der f1r cash, at the Court house yard n the CITY o.
Nishyile saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1862 all
the right, title, clam, interest ana estate which
y. Petty then had, NAV have siuCe ucquir, IN and
20 tho following described lot or pa eel Of ground
No II in the plan Of lots male by l.. II. LanlCr, IN
lAvi son COun'y, Tenn ssee, near Aa=hve Corpora
tiou, fronting ON Carol Street IN said plan 80 feet,
running OK ia ieet TO a 2 foot Hley being m,
same conveyed TO said i. d. Potty by A. g. shanb and
by decd recorded IN book %, page 300 q the Regis
te g office Of ayidsJu County. Tenn ssoe, being lev
I'D on as the property VI J. ID Petty, to satisfy a
udgment rendered 10 favor Of y. p INT against a.
Petty, J. d. Petty, W, II. Demumbr,ne ard G. Petty.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
June 1h--3t Sheriff OF u. c.
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sherif's Sale.

IQY virtue Of ycntit0ni eXp0uus 10 mo directed,
- and delivered from the Hunoru plc trc1it Court
" Dtvlds n county, tennessee, az rs March TORN,
1902 lWil expose to pub &c sale, TO the highest bid
de-, for cash, at the Court ouso lard iu the City Of
Nashville. on Stutdiy, thl .Utn gay or jay, lS62
all tue right, title CiaIm int est md estate which
Isaac Paul and Henry H.ll thea had, 90 may have
since acquired, IN aud 10 he following scrbeI piece
or parcel OF and lyiuE 10 Davidson County State o.
T. nnessec, In the city Of Nashville, in book No. 9 D,
page 6, situated in the 7tu wari, and known Bs
lots No. aud 2, in Daniel Miu,r's SUBDIVISION #
lots Nos, 10, 30 ami 81, Ia Mukeys plan Of Uuiycr.
s'y lots, situated on ,aul sire g. beginning at he
corner Of a o' belonging to i NOTE estate; run
ming theuCe with Paul street So feet towards Miller
street, TO 10 foot alley; thruCc at gbt auglcs with
sai alley $50 eat q q foot alley; th MO at right
angles TN saii a ey so feet To- q stlkr In ti hpr
ris in'; thence az g any cs lSs Cet to the bcgi
~ &, bsmg lryicI un as tho property Of Isaac riui
aud u nry I'm, sal 'y "a Judgment ndcred 10 ia
yur u Ellis Mo r., ne, Sc, agsiust Isaac PAM,
Henry Hill ana O =. J0rts.
JAMES NJ. HINTON.
Jurc li-3t -bcrlN of b. C..
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of a yendiuon, cVpon's TO mo directed
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tcnn ssee, al its March Term
1862 Wtl expose TO public sa e., to the highest bid
der, for Oh, az he Court house yard, 10 the City OF
tito, claim, interest and estate which j s. shack
iutt then had, may have since acquired IN aed "a
the following describe tract Ian --25 aCrrs Of md
ulclg she undivided interest LciUng rg 90 j. S
ShacAlrtt iu 100 acre tract { laud known as "a,
smith Ogleyes Heir tfaot land lying ia Davidson
County, amt district no - and bounded ~ ON VS.
on The North by the lands II E4el f. heirs on th,
w.st by the lands q John Roller and J J. White
Ou me south by the lands ~ samuel klmbTo aud J
j Wi un the cast by the lands Oh, g. shack ot
being lowed on as the property OIL IS Shack ct @
sali u a ildsmant rendered In favor of rhsddoI
ilergrsye against :, IS shacG'gtt.
JAMS N. HINTON,
juJe lest Sheriff Ot u. c.
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sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of venditoni exponas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit co lrt
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March I, I'm
1852 will expose 10 public sale, 10 the highet bid.
DER cash, at the Courthouse yard, IN the City Of
Nashville, saturday the Goth Gay Of July 1907 all
the right, tte claim interest aud estate which the
Frtnklyu College and Ston's' River I. 2. Company
then had, or NAV have since acquired in and 10 the
tlowng described property 70 WIT TO a certain
Turnpike Road In Davidson County Tennessee,
known as the Franklyn College AID stones River
turnpike Company, being levied on Ms the property
Cf Ffankyn College aud stones River Turnpike
ompauy, to satisfy Judgment rendered in favor q
NJ Ridley, against Frauklyn College and stones
River Turnpike Company.
JAN = NJ. HINTON,
Jnne I4-Jt. Sheriff of d. C.
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sherif's Sale,

DY virtue Of q veUdltioui xponas to me directed,
ID and delivered from TIA honorable d cut Cou
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, At u March To- m,
1862, vii! 'NpO t. IuHc sa'e, to the hi. heat BID
r, { cash, at the Cuurt-huuse Narl Ia the CITY Il
Nashville, on n uria the Goth y Of July, 1867,
ID in and ~ the toll wing described real TT: Two
lots numb rs 2 and 3, Cuti 40 10 each on High
street. AMI 7nnlng back 2lO fnt TO 10 tect all
and situ the Sth Wa.d Of the tity Of Nash.
"A e. and being humble s a. d 3, in the plan OF &c Is
Of AeNaudo' Campbell and VITO For urlcr fer.
tnce 700 book Is, page Gi9 IN Registers Once Of
avidsun county Tennessee bcir & .eyied on the
! property OF c. X Whist ~, TO satisfy judgment
| frud d In favor Of Wi field knignt Against G. X.
! Winston, a. Shunkaud and Ell l.. Woods
JAS. NJ HINTON,
! June l4,isC2-3t Sheriff Of ID. c.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditoni cNponaB to me directed,
, and delivered from tho Honorable Circuit Court
Of Dayiison County, Tom ssse, at its Much Term,
1852 vii exlsso to public sale, 70 the highest bid
der for ca H. at the COurt hUus' Yard In the City Of
Nashville, on Sa day, the 20 h day Of july 1861,
ell the right ~ O. Ciaim inte est ard estate. which
r. b u thsu hal. or may hay since acquired, 10 aad
to the Glowing dcscrib House and lot or piece Of
ground, stua ed on IN elst side Of Cug' street in
south N;s vile, Dlvidson County, Tennessee, trout
Ing 40 feet on U lego street, an running back 1876
fa,t to an ahCyt aCj 'unH the property Of rmith
n7kley the north, and Brus III gu the south,
b ing the sumo bought by p. Bell Of lave Iaul and
reg stored Ia the Rcgst re office Of Dav dsou County
being levied thu pr porty Of 7. Ben to satisfy
Judgment rendered in favor Cf 7. ". a }. A. Chill
ton, ogiinss Bell Bros. and Isaac Paul
J. NJ. HINTON,
June II, lSG2.-3t. Sheriff of d. c.
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An Anecdo,e OF mnRruder.

A correspondent Of the New York
World in writing about the battle Of
Fair Oaks, tells the following good
story
Speaking Of Kirby's Battery calls TO
mind an exceedingly well authenticated
incident, in which Magrudcr figured con-
spicuously. lie was directing the rebel
movements on their left, opposite Sedg-
wick's division. Kirby's battery was
pouring 10 heavy discharges Of canister
when Magruder caught sight Of II, and
by its old, peculiar and faded guidons.
al once recognized it as Light Battery /,
First L. S. Artillery, formerly command
ed by himself lie at once exclaimed.
"By Cd, boys, that's my battery
charge on itw They obeyed. Once,
twice, thrice they essayed an advance;
but il was advancing 10 sure destruction.
Kirby, with relentless severity and great
accuracy, poured round after round Of
canister into them, and they were
finally swept back IN great confusion
Seeing this, Magrudor Enthusiastically
exclaimod.-"That fire il hotter than
hi! the ID couldn't stand az Boys
let's Get out OF thisl r. and ho got speed,
ily out Of that wilderness.
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of a ycndtioni cKr0uas 10 me directed,
ID and ucltytr"d from tho Honorable Circuit Court
ul u,yi sou County Tennessee. at H- March Term
1902 viii expose g. public s.c, 20 the bigh.st bid
.er tor cash, the touth Nar 10 IN tue city of
Nashville, On saturday tho 2Otu day ul July 1892
al tlg rgut, ttle claim, interest and estate, which
John Curbft then mad, or may have siuca acquired,
.u aud 90 thf nlIVUg go Crlbel Dot NJ rr ura bc.
.nug att A ihrrS., -uu b pBH corner, On Maple
-tronI. ruru'ug s1uIhwady 60 ie,t Co stake,
tu,uc1 ut rigtt ,s ~ltu .spo street lsn|e 90 a
stake ON an alley O. oucn with sid luE O. t't a. a
saNo 300 taIuJ. A, FAIRS. south west corn r. theme
81 ug sad Fa.ris south boundary luo Co the h,gtu.
NIX being evI.i on Hs the property yl John Cor.
b.tt, q SATISFY "dgmrul ron cred IN favor Ot as
Barnes, AKA 81 N.r tolhtt E.l CJrb,tt, John Cor
] bltt ma 3. Il. tyrlift
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
june l4-3t sb,r cl o. g.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Sherf-Jamcs Nj. Hinton. Dtpmiy-Thomas Hob
sou ana J. X. Buchanan,
Regser--Phineas Garrett.
TTustes-W, Jasper Taylor
Coroner--N II Brlcher.
RaHger-Jnhn Corbitt
Revenue Collector. G. Briey.
Rlilroad Tar Collscior--w u. Robertson.
Constable, for the Raslrils DisEici-John D. Cover
and J, y. Newman,
COUNTY COURT,
Jadgs--Hon Jamos whlw1rth.
Clsrb-P. Lindsey Nichol
each month, aud the Qua tery Court, compos Of
the Magistrates OF the County, Is held the Grst Mon
day in January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
,Iudgo-Hon, Nathaniel Blztcr.
Clerk-DavId G. Love.
81 The Court meets the ar,t Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jud0c-Hon william X. Turner.
Clrk-Charos L. uiggons,
a. The Court meets the arst Monday iu April, Au.
gust aud december
cHANcERY COURT,
Consolidation, Samuel D. Friersop
Cisrk aud Masic--J. r. Glcoyes,
Rs-T The Court meets tho nrsl Monday IN May and
EoyOmbcF
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gherifs Sale.

DY virtue of Ycndition Exponas to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
der, Tor cash at the CourtbouEe Yard In the city Of
Nashville, ON Saturday, the 20 cay VI Juy, 1862,
all the right, title. claim, interest add estate,
which Eliza Ly Ous then had, or may hay" since &C
qured IN aud tO the following he ctb'd lot OF CT, und
situated in Dayi son County, state OF Tenn Is 9,
bounded as follows on toe west side Of Capitol Hill
An the city ~ Ma sltviia Leisss Hart 90 lut
as COCkria lots, and part Of lots No 49, commencing
at the south corner Of the said lot No 10 and running
90 feet I'm uOrherly direction 10 street laid uf
through said property, thence with said 8 rect IS
feet thence m a sOutLerly direction 90 feet ia liue
parallel 20 tho nIst and thence feet 90 the place of
tue beginning Being the same property conveyed
by lslac Paul % tEa Lyons, rcgStei Cd w The Regis
tprs Office OF Davidson COinty m book Il, rage 4l2,
being levied on as the property 81 Eliza Lyons, 70 sat
isfy judgment rendered 10 ayor OF william fodwcil
against the said Eliza Lyons.
J. NJ HINTON,
June "a, 1862. sheriff Of D. @,
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sheriRs Sale.

Df virtue OF a venditoni exponas 10 me directed
~ and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of davidson County, Ierness Q, 10 ts March Tenn
1857 viii oxpote 10 pubic sale, Go the highest bid
der Tor cash. at the Court housc yard In the Cty Of
Nashville on saturday the 26th day Of July 1852 ali
the rifht, title, claim, interest and estate, which
John s. Petway then had, Ur may have since Ecquir
ed 10 and 10 The following described piece or par e
Of land lying IN the eth district OF Davidson County
lot No TO- containing 8 acres and % poles, bound d
on the cast by the land Of James Davis and fronting
the Mil eek Valley Turnpike Road In the plan Of
Petwuy deceased log levied on az the property OF
John $. Petway 90 satisfy judgment rendered in IA
yOr Of c y. Hau against John 5 Pctwby.
JANIS 81 HINTON,
june 14-3t. sheriff ORD c.
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sherif's Sale.

by virtue Of a yonditi0ni exp mas 90 mo directed,
- and delivered from The Homo able tuCuit Court
Of avid on Vounty, a nue's.e, ii it, March Term,
1862, viii EXPOSE 10 pub c sal u the Ag osi hil-
der, for clsl. az iho Courthouse Yard, tar City ut
haBhvilc, on saturday, tie 28t" day ~ Juiy 1909,
OIL tie right tit cA m, interest 6nd estate, which
n j. torbit lheu had, or may have sine acquired,
10 and 10 th- following drs rb'd tract Of land lying
In Davidson County, ate If tennessee. refer nuo
see book NJ, 9 pages esJ Iuu go N".T bounded ns
nOrth at corner Ot lOl No and f6 80 poles tn
Of ASH unniug thence northeast j,24 roles, 10 "a
take in Viii set : line thence a. ~ unts 30 N"
nre Of tho Nashville turnpike no d. Ito. ce south.
wardly With said Ceutre u the nurthws vpruor Of
sail lot No O; thence with the north boundary OF
aii lot q the begi ning, containing Tty,Ilht
$3.50 poles, which Ia re has been sold OF OF Is
90 -, which leaves about 20 O 25 being levied
On as the uperty of n. y Corb It, etli-fys udg.
htnt rsnIeTo IN favor Of james HlrUe7 against \.
f. CUrbtt, f. +. C0Tbitt J. Co. Uittana NJ Cubitt
JAMES NJ III TIN,
Jure IA l3G2--iL sheriff Of y. e.
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ShariR,s Sale.

by virtue Of a venditoni oXponRs q mo directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of avidson county, Tonnesse', at It's March Torn,
1862, VIII expose TO pubic sale, 20 the highest bid
der, for cash n the QUIT house Yard in the City NJ
Nasbyi To- saturday the 90 day II Ju Y, 1872, all
X Winston then had on m-y have since acquired
In and TO the following described property TO wt lot
ofgrourd in dg field No s. fronting 90 feet on Porter
Street; being the same conveyed ~ C. Is. Winston by
NJ. w Wetmore, In book No. IS page 40 ABo lot
No. l. frouting 20 feet on High street, and runnu
bgck 40 feet 10 10 loot alley, and situated In the
Sth I'D uf the Gay Of Nashville, AMI being No in
tie plan Of lOts OF Alexander Campbell and wife, and
eco dod IN the FePisters once Of navi son county
Tennessee, in book Is, pe 90, - which reference 4
De ,by made being luvie on as tho property OF h.
Wnstort IA lily judgment reurorcd in favor II
Ars Brown against c, X winston, b. Wirtt1n, a. II.
S1pnNland snd Ell l.. Woods
j. NJ HINTON,
Juno II, 1902 sheriff of ID @,
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DAVIDSON COUNTY DiREcToRY-C Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS

Post-Headquarte's on High street. Gen. Dumont
commanding.
Observation-Disclosures on Summer street (Dr.
F0rd's residenco) Capt Green, A. A. @.
Proror Marslal--I adquarters on Church street.
(Fomale Aoldemy) Col Stanley Matthews.
Chiet Assisilnt Quarte5aas,sr 80 Headquarters on
Cherry street No. TO- Judge Catrons residence }
Capt d Bingham.
Assistant Qu4ricrinaster-Chalanooga Depot-Cspt.
r. Stevenson.
assistant Qndriermasief - Vine street, near Mrs.
POlk's residence. Capt. r. n. Lamb.
Assiaont Quortermasicr-No. 81, Market street
capt. J. Hale
Clic' Comuris,ary- TIoadquarters No. 10, Vine 81.
Capt. r Maciec!y.
Commi,sayy Qt spJsisspce-Bi DAD street. Capt S.
Little
ASSISTANT C1nmss0ry Of Sub'ist>noe-Corper Of Broad
aud Market streets Lieut. c. Allen.
Medical Director-summor street or. Ford's old
roBidence.) Surgeon, +. swift,
Medical Irrreyor's O6ico-Church street, Masonic
Building.
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue OF a NynIIu0n. FHpoDas @ mo directed,
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
u' uslIls % Nouuly, Tennessee, 40 he March Term,
1909, will oyUso 40 pubic sale. 90 lho hisaDE ll'.
der for cash. ut ne Court house Yard so ne city OF
NashEllg, on saturday, the Goth DAY of Jolly 1904
40 the r'g title, RI inn, interest anI o-taic, which
Hen nan then bad, or mar have SINCE acquired DO
and g. mo fuluW.u- fJ G ihrd Doe u IHn % Niug n
fUulh Nashville, davidson county Tonnes .nf, uadld
~ lose o. Irar. street. 90 Ihr corner UI hHTE'
corner of 6.fI street. rluurE Wet lt0 f0rt llrgC1
och 40 Go atIf-ht bugos isl feet o. sid -tfest
nee Nurth 40 isot 90 tlo tegunus being yYied on
a. the praIegty n Henry HiIr 90 ssi.s.y dEment
rendered M lav0r OF ~ HOx a. alust Henry luh aud
Isaac Paul JAMES NJ HtNTuN,
iuue lb-8y SheriG VI g.