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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-15
Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue ola vcndlHop frEponas 10 me directed.
ID and delivered from lii lnorabie Circuit Court
of Davidson County, tennessee az lie March Term,
1902 VIII expose TO public sale, TO the highest bid
der for cash, az the Court house yard the City Of
Nashville Saturday the 25th day Of July 1862 all
the ught, title, claim, interest aud estate, which
John s. Iotway then had, OF may have since Hcquir
ed, Ia ami TO the following described piece parcel
Of land wing IN the gth district OF Davidson County
lot No ~, containing ceres and 81 poles, bounded
on The east by the land Of James Davis and ffoning
the Mil u eek Valley Turnpike Road, in the plan Of
lots laid of 90 j. s. P,tway, Of lands belonging to H.
Pctwsy deceasCd, being levied as the property Of
John s. Potway 20 satisfy Judgment rendered in ia
vor Of c. b. Hall against Johu 5. Petway.
JANIS N. HINTON,
June list. sheriff ofD c.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue % Youditioni Exnonas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from tho Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson CUuuty, Icnnessec, 40 rs March Term
1904, viii expose 70 public safe, 90 the highest bio
der, FOR cash, 40 Che Court house yard IA the City Of
Nashvle, on satuTday, The 26th day OF July 1902 all
the right, title, claim, interest aud estate wbich
D. Petty then had or may have hiuce acquired 10 aud
90 tho following described lot or pa Gel Of ground
No ~ 10 the plan OF lois male by T.. IA. Lauicr, In
Davidson County, Tennessee, near Nashville Corpora
tion irontng on Carrl street 10 said plan 50 feet
running back ia feet 10 a ~ foot al cy boiur the
same conveyed 10 said j. ID rouy by A. g. ShaukIani
By decd rerded 10 book a. page 300, OF the Regis
~ q ofico OF davidson County Itnupssoa being Icv.
led on as the property OF j. ID Petty, 90 satisfy
Judgment rendered To- favor OF E p. Fort against j
Petty, j. ID. Petty, " H. pomumoraue ana G. Petty.
JAMES NJ, HINTON
June l5-A sheriu OF d. c,
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Sherifa Sale.

DY virtue Of a vsnd.toni exponas 10 me direct d.
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of DAVIDSON County, Tennessse, at its March Term,
1s02, viii expose 20 public sale, 70 the biRhcft bid
der for cash, % the Court house Yard On the CITY q
Nashville, on Saturday, the % day u July, 1859,
all the right, tito, claim, interest ard estate. which
r. Bell then had, may have since acquired, 60 and
70 the following descrh House aud lot or piece Of
ground, situated the east side Of College street IN
south Nashville, nav idsou County, Tennessee front
ing 90 feet on College street, ana running back 1885
fest 20 an alley, adjoining the property Of smth
Tanskley on the north, and Bru5seii on the south,
being the same bought BY r. Bell Of Jsssc PAUL and
registered IN the Registers Office Of Davidson COun'y,
being levied on the property Of ?. Bell to satisfy
Judgment rendered IN fnvor Of 7. W. 4 J. A. Chill
ton, against Bell Bros. aud Isalc Paul
J. NJ. HINTON,
June a. ls02.--st, sheriff Of d. C.
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rerna Of ru.n,riptiong IN par Funds.

Oairg to worry limited number Of Postoflces at
present IN Tennessee We have not yet been able to
commence tho Tri weekly ard Weekly issues. We
viii issue q tn weekly when VIC have Eve hundred,
an tho Weekly when We have a thousand subsori
bsre.
ES-Au comm lncaticus on business with the once,
will DO addressed to the PUBLISHERS Of the UNION
and AL communications TO tho Editor will DO address
~ s. G. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii SO us great kind
neFs by re-rublshng tue foregoing or Its substance
Tho current transactions IN Tennessee for months to
come win be hishy interesting to all lovers Of their
country aud her free institutions, and the columns Of
the UNoy viii furnish the earliest and most reliable
history OF theso oVcnts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-15
Sherif's Sale.

pY virtue of a vcRiition Eyponas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson Comfy, Tennessee, az its March Term,
1862, Will expose 10 public sale, 10 the highest bid
der, Tor cash, at the Court house Yard the CITY Of
Nashville, on saturday, th" 10Th DAY Of July, 1861
oil the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then had, or may have suce acquired, n
aud TO the following described tract piece OF ground
lot No b5, known IS In Isaac Pau's plan Of lots In
Nashville THIS lot honis SO feet on College Street
adjoining Ira J. Jones being levied the property
Of Isasc Paul 10 sati-yR Judgment rendered IN fty
Of Mary T. Downs, kxecutrix, against Wilson AIuncn
Isaac Paul anu Henry Hill
JAMES N. HISTON,
June 15--3t, sheriff Of d. O.
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SheriFs Sale.

DN virtue OF a venGiioni exponas 70 ne directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF davidson County, Tennessee, AZ its March Tern,
1862, Will expose 70 public sale, % the highest hid
DER or cash at The Court house Hard 20 the city Of
Nashville saturday, the 28th day Of July 1852 al
the right title, claim, interest and estate which
John W. Huddleston, ten had, Or may have since
acquired in and q the following described piece or
parcel Of ground in Davidson County, Tenne sse-to
wit one brick house and lot or piece o. ground stu
aed the north side " Uhion street 10 the city Of
Nashville, between College and Cherry streets, No
"a fronting 80 feeton Union street aud running back
10 feet, being the same properly conveyodto J. VI.
Hud dleston BY j. D. Robertson and registered IN the
Register Office Of Davidson county, Tennessee, boing
levied on as the property 1f j. Huddleston 10 sat
Afy Judgment rendered in favor Of Hyde aud Free
man, against j. W Huddleston
JAMES NJ HINTON,
inno 1f-3t Sheriff Of y. c.
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Sherifs Sale,

DY virtue OF a veDdtioni exponas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit court
OF davidson County, Tennessee at its March term,
1852 will expose 10 pubdc sale, TO tho highest bid
der Tor cash al the Court house YARD IN the City Of
Nashvine, ON saturday, the &c h day Of July 1862,
all the right, title, claim interest anu estate, which
b Rutland then had, or may have since acquired,
and to the following described trnct or parcel OF
land in the 9th civil district Of Davidson County,
state OF Tennessee the waters of Stones river con-
tanning by estimation 25 acres and bounded as fol
lows beginning at stake IN W. Puley's south bouu.
dary line, thGLcs west So poll to a Span sd Oak
In sad Pulley's south line thence south % poles 10
spanish oak, thence south'e SO poles TO atone,
thence east IL poles to hickory and dogwo0d, thence
North 1875 poles TO the beginning; being levied the
property OF J. b. Rutland, to satisfy judgment rem
dercd IN favor Of f. II, Childrcss against w. r. Rut-
land, Jas l'utlard, TnOs Y, Northern, j. d. Rutland
andW. e. Rutland.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
June list. Sheriff OF u. c.
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Committed to Jail

nv Davidson County, lena, june tth, 1881 a ns
~ gro man uaAc1 El'JAH; says he btlonFs 10
Irwin Hoguc, OF haury County Tenn; shout ~ on 10
ycara d We'ghs auout 100 W loi pouuds 5 feet
inches high copper oolori small SCAT under corner
II light eye
Tho owner 10 roqu stod % come forFard, prove
property aud pay chargea a. the law dir ecis
J HINTON.
IunFhaNt FhnrIn and uHIIar - ID n
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30 A RID.
N e w S TOR Ell
SHOES IA HATH
$50 REWARD.

MY fon John Tate was taken from tho Dor
Who'd Of Bowling Green Ky,tbY the Texas
Rangers on tho 18th day Of February, 1884, an d car
ried south He rs about rs years old, bright mulat
to color, face freck'ed, about feet = inohen high
rather spare built has scar on DIS aide fom scald
aud ALEC OF bic legs from dog bite. will give
tho above reward FOR his liberation, or n returned W
his homo and pay all expenses attending the same
hLlZA TAIE
juy2-dlm.
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Sherifs Sale,

DY virtue Of a venditioni oxTonas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at Us March Term
der Tor cash at the Court house Var in the city Of
Nashville, on saturday the 20th day of july S32
al, the right title, Claim, interest and estate which
John Corbitt then had, may have since acquired,
IN and 10 tbs following described lot Of ground be-
ginning at A. Fairs Sou h east corner, On Maple
street, running sOuthwardly 60 feet to stake,
thence at rigat angles With Mape street $50 eet TO
stake on an alley, thence with said sey go feet 10
stake in said J. A. Fars' south west corner, thence
along said Farris' south boundary line to the begin
ing being levied rs the property Of John Cor
bit, TO satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of Jas
Barnes, against ~ r. Uorbit, E. f. CoIbit, John Cor
bitt and +. r. Corbitt
JAMES n. HINTON,
june l4-3t sher.n Of d. c.
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sherif,s Sale.

IL ~ virtue o. execution 10 me directed and de-
- hverei from the Honorable Circuit Court Of rAv-
dson County, Tim, II iti March term l. Ga will ex
pose 70 public sale 70 The highest biddor for cash. a.
inc Court house. yard IN the city Of Nashville on Sat-
uFuays The 20h Of July, 1854. al the rglt, title,
claim interest and estate, which @. u. Elliott then
had or may have since acquired In and 10 the iow-
ing tract OF land bounded az follows, 20 wit Begin
uiug in The idle Of the Franklin and Nashville
Turnpike road, ~ A. :. Curry youth east cornef,
running thence fouth 10 west 81 poles 10 stou
hengA. = Curry's s1uth-gcst corner aud one w. p
Lawrence, deceased, east boundary thence south %
east along 'aid lawrences east Do undary IS poles l.
ast,ne, James A Woods north-N,s Il ooTu,r thence
rorth esif, sast his poles 10 The middle OF said
Iurnpikefoad being Jas A W, DDS north enst rorper
tnence along the m ddrc Of said Turnpike rad uortb
~ west 20 2-5 poles 10 The beginning CONTAINING
forty three acres more ess being levied on as The
proleriy Of g. ID Elliott, 10 satisfy Judgment rem
HIT
June 20-3t
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strayed or Stolen!

ERnM ONE on TIA lots O. Tht srHruHEH. A
II Grey Jack. any one ono rtturuins b. ..a.mal OF
giving Information ~ che same viii be spuub Tewar
ded
Il, V. scOYAI ~ North sumner "a.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson County, Tenn June ~ 1883, a ne.
~ gro man, who says his name IL CuARLES, and
belongs w kichd. hght0spr miles beyond Brent.
WOOD in Williamson county TJun., about "a years q
age weighs ABOUT t3b pounds feet VI inches
high scar on back ~ Zen hand, The owner h re-.
charges, a. the law directs.
j. NJ HINTON,
Juuel8-3t sheriff and Jailor OF nc.
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$50 REWARD;

y ANYWAY from the subAoTibsr, 2 miles fom
lSlebanon, Wilson oouHty, Tennesso, on the l6th
inst, negro mhn named Alfred, about 80 years Of
ags black, spare made and rather delicate appear.
anoe weighs about it0 pounds. He 10 a earpsntrF by
limos, ana pass himsef 90 free man. he can write
passable hand I Will Eivs the abvo reward Tor
hia apprehension 80 | can get him.
B. wHi1TsfDE.
July2-dlm
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Bacon.


~ AAoh0 elAtns
O'G DO Hams.
] do Hog round, for sale by
WMdYON,
uuell 81 Market street.
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Engines and Boiler, for sale.

L 0FRfR FOR SALE ihe RnEinss and B0iisrs u She
steamers James v Gods and jams JohnFon as they
nov Tie al the hashviis Wharf There are 8 boilers
20 ioet Ions 40 inchra and boilers 10 ioei lone %
Inches an made a Cumberland aod Tennessee Mn
Boiler Iron, OF the best quality. The Engines are
two ~ inch cyhfdcTs 10 fees stroke, End tWo - Boh
q lndsu2 let stroke, with ahails, hangea, 90.
asp oarr Tor sale the f9orf, windows and blinds
q said fteanboats, ard large lot Of iron suitable
chimneys and stoves. "A. q TEAThAh,
june le-lm. No ~ mark 81 street
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Wanted to Rent.
RYE FLOUR.

Ak BARRELS TREsH GROUND RYE BIOUR, %
w hand aud Tor sale a ths Broadway Mps
luneb d. d. DlCkEX, Agent
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NN,HACE.

FINBE MKT ANNUAL NETTING OF THE STOCK
bolde-s OF the A. a A. RI. Co, will take place
At the ONCE VI the Company 10 Franklm on the hrst
luosday--bong The OH day OF August, 1882
FRANK HARDEMAN, SEC. Treas
une std "
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Special Terms to Ministers.
S25 REWARD

DuNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER LIVING IN
leSnth County, renu, rear Carthass On The i6th OF
Feb last, anegro man named jon, about ~ years OH
shout feet 10 inches high, weighs brtSsen 20 ans
100 lbs, mulatto color has cut across the bot.
tom Of ore of bis feet fr,m = tcyth blade IA l.
possible be may have ifeo parers aud will attempt 10
piss under The name Of Haywood Hickman vii
give we above rewstd fcr bis return 10 me, or con
hnement IN any jail 80 that can gel him.
iulyl-zsss
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Committed TO Jail

~ Davidson county, on The l2th OF Juno 1s02 q
" negro nan who says hla napo j. DAVID, and
says he belongs 70 Lucy Smith, Of Davidson county
Tenn age about 20 years weighs i2b or 30 pounds
feet = inches high no marks color black. The
owner IL requested 70 come forward, prove pro
porty and pay charges a. the iaw diruuts.
I'M HINTON
luuela--ll Sheriff ana Tailor Of ID O.
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Claims Against the U. States.

A LIEN A. HALL viii attend 10 the collection Of
n claims sgainst any Of the United statos suthofi-
ties either here Pa a. Washington. No may be found
at the sewanee Nhuse.
Nashville june t2ih, 1862
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25

of injury was perccptable. He could not
comprehend the mystery, but soon after
resumed the fight, and forgot the sensa-
tion until we had returned to his camp,
when he learned, to his surprise and sor-
row, that his twin brother, George, was
among the dead. George had been in an
other part of the field, and had been shot
in the body, and at the same time that
Hiram had believed himself mortally
wounded. The sympathy between the
two brothers had ever been complete, and
the illness of one was usually accompan-
led by the sickness of the other. Strange,
if true, say many; but the stranger the
truer, says the student Of Nature.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25
HAULED up FOR STEALING,

A Correspondent Of the freeman, writ
ing from Yorktown, on the 18th inst,
relates the following; ~ g.
The next day after our arrival at our
present camp ground, quite an amusing
incident occurred. ga We were short of ra-
tions, and the boys had been living from
hand to mouth for several days, and they
were really hungry. So, watching their
chances, they "stole awhile away into
the fields pastures and premises of the
inhabitants, and by mid day came in
loaded down with commissary stores in
the shape offresh meat hogs, pigs, turkeys,
cattle, and in one instance a horse and
saddle. 1t was not long, however, before
Gen. Brooks got wind of what was going
on, and what had gone on. . He atonce
issued an order to the Colonel of every
regiment in the brigade, to have every
thing that had been "plundered, togeth-
er with the "plunderers," sent to his
quarters In about an hour the grounds
about his tent looked like a wholesale
huckster's stand in the Fulton Market.
And then the General appeared to take
an inventory. After careful inspection,
he ascertained that--regiment were
the biggest thieves in the brigade, though
some others were probably more shrewd.
He accordingly addressed himself to the
above regiment 81 want you to under
stand this is no Cornstalk Militia, Che
speaks very fast,) and that you can'tpil-
fer the substance, of widows and orphans
You-Vermont soldiers--send out school
teachers, tracts, and missionaries all over
the world, and como down here and rob
a poor widow woman Of everything she
has, from a sucking pig up to horse and
saddle. Horse-thief soldiers, l should
think you were raised in the State prison.
And your officers pretend that they know
nothing about it. niYou are worse than
horse thieves, and the whole brigade is
no BETTER and, if restitution is not made
for the plumber before to morrow morning,
I'll send you back behind the brigade in
disgrace. drill soldiers, I do not drill
horse thieves and robbers" 3" The boys
have lived on Uucle Sans rations since
hearing the above harangue, and l pre-
sumo they will the rest Of the campaign.
Such is life ''-l " '-.'- ".. VI ""''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25
A REVERE.

The sunlight rises from the wall,
And the long spring day is near its close;
hear the old clock tick in the hall
How like the restless heart it goes
Beating beating, beating still,
whether the sky be clouded or bright;
Beating, beating, beating still,
Through the busy day and the quiet night
Now the bells are sounding clear,
Ringing out on the still air.
This the burden to our ear,
Which their music seems to bear
,.Come ye young and happy hearts
Give your MAKER all the praise
Come, ye sad ones ! 'Tis His love. .
For while o'erclouds your days !"
Now the bells have died away,
Stars come out in the deep blue sky;
Little birds have sought their nests,
Safe beneath Fathers eye.
So let us, whate'er betide,
Trust in Him who never sleeps
But, interchangeable in love,
Ever ALL in safety keeps.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25
$. HOWARD, Dr., Publisher.

very little liquor, good or bad, left out
side of the street cutters. OF course that
duty don't devolve on the commissioner.
But l say if it should be done, and cer-
tain class of constituents" could witness
the act, they, if anybody, would be so
moved by an overcoming palate-felt desire,
to such humble efforts to save the fnny
tribe from strong drink, or some other
benevolent motive, to do good, or get good
quick,
Lest from the ditch it should be gone
Ere they. their pious act had done,
that | think if our commissioner, now
elect, could witnes the dramatic scene, he
would be moved with some compassion
towards his so very humble constituents.
And would that his compassion for them
might be so great, that he might do his
best to keep the "critter" out Of their
reach. ! have some hope that our COM
missioner for the coming year, may be in
fuenced to cartail in measure, the sale
of liquor, in the county, during his ad-
ministration. Let the friends of law and
order in every town in the county, use
their best influence with him for that OBJ
ject. | think it is not in his better ma
ture to ride entirely rough shod, over SO
large a portion of the people of the coun-
ty. Let us try in every honorable way,
to stay the fiery scourge, for it is worse
than the fiery flying serpent of old.
Let us do the best we can in the circum-
stances, this year, and see to it that we
have a better man in nomination for COM
missioner for another year, in good sea-
son; then nail our colors to the mast head
of the temperance-ship, and fight under
them, like true temperance men. And il
we are run down, let us go down with oui
colors flying but never give up the ship
G. W.
| Johnson Anril 9TH 1862
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25
MARVELLOUS INSTANCE OF SYMPATHY

a very strange example Of thcinfuence
Of sympathy is reported to have occurred
during the battle at Pea Ridge Hiram
L. Lord, of the 25th Missouri, Col. Phelps,
while charging up ravine, fell as if dead,
and his companions ran to him and asked
if he was hurt. He hid not answer and
it was soon discovered that he had swoon-
aaug0d ,osToK ,Iii1T9k staring .G9z
On reviving he said he must have been
struck lbyua ball for hefclt a pain in his
left side, and distinctly experienced the
stunning and numbing sensation that re-
suits from gun shot wound. Hisperson
was examined, and no mark or indication
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25

III FEARFUL MoRTALrrYs-We learn that
in the town of Barre FIVE children in one
family have died of diptheria in the space
of one week and twelve hours. March
~, Marcia, aged 9 years, died; the next
morning, Albert, aged years, and Clara,
aged i years; a few days after, Emma,
aged l8 years, and Sarah, aged 20 years;
all children Of John Wilson. An unpar-
alleled instance Of mortality for one fam.
lily we sincerely hope Caleaoniam. 100
II .e tnIf hn.a.n.-.-a n.tr.--F L----n.. m.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25

=; W A lady from lower Tennessee lately
became disgusted with her rebel associ-
ations, converted all. her property into
gold and silver, at, a heavy sacrifice, and
started for the North, She worked the
gOld, coin into the lappings Of q pasteboard
lined bonnet, and placed the silver pieces
between layers of bread and butter ,depos-
tied in her basket. Setting out on her
journey, she thus managed to clude the
hordes of thieves that beset her path.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25

b DEATH OF PRESIDENT WHEELER. THE
Rev John Wheeler, DID. ,olate President
of the Universityof Vermont, died at his
residence mlithisg town, at l O'Clock, yes
terday morning, April hl6th.9iiHe had
been anwinvalid forsome years. though
confined wholly tohis houses but for a
short time iHisalast days. in admirable
keeping with his life, were marked by the
exhibition Of rare Christian virtues, by ia
lively interest in all questions affecting
the.welfare Of his fellowsmenland calm
Christian hope.--zBurlngton Times. sfw