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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
EBENsRuRG IsoR. OFFICERS.
BOROUGH AT LARGE.

BOROUGH AT LARGE.
Justices Of the Peace.-David n. Roberts
os'riSon Kinkead. ..rrs
6aTgess-James Myers.
!, Sehool Directors--Ahel Lloyd, Phil s. Noon,
Tnosaua D. Parrish, Hugh Jones, Z. J. Mills,
Uavid J. Jones'
EAST WARD.
LoHstdble-Evan E. Exams. ~
icen Council-John J. Evans, Thomas j.
!.!ones. = Ss = !
IrhsPeetors-William D. Davis, l.. Rodgers.
'hdge of Election-Daniel j. Davis.
H''essor-Lemuel Davis.
~ WEST WARD.
.oRstd6Le-M NJ. O'Neill
to9n Council-R. S. Bum, Edward Glass,
Oatman. '0''1 - -''- o'oise ".
npectors-William Barnes, Jno. Fl. Evans
rage Of Election Michael HSsson 2
'''''s"r-G Gorge GurIey 50
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ssa- A negro having been brought be-
fore magistrate and convicted Of pill
feriag, the magistrate began to remon-
strate.
..Do you know how to read :"
eyes massa, little"
..Well don't you ever make use of the
Bible?" - -. ~
eyes massss strap the razor On hin,
sometimes
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judges Of The Courts--President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George w.
kasley, Henry c. Devine.
Prothonotary--Jo oseph M'Donald.
Register and Recorder-Ed ward F. Lyt!e.
SheriG-John Buck
District 4ttorney.-Philip S. Noon.
County C0mmissioners- James Cooper, Pc
@, J. Little, John Campbell.
frsasurer-Thomas Calm.
Poor House D,rsctors--William Douglass,
GeOrge Delany, Irwin Rutledge.
Poor House 1yeasarer-George c. K. Zahm.
Au7itors-Thomas J. Nelson, William J.
williams, George G. K Zahm.
County SurUeyoy Seaman.
Coroner James Shannon.
Mercantile Appraiser-Geo- ". Easily.
Sapt Of Common Schoofs-Henry Ely.
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p- A lad, after asking his father If
he might enlist as drummer boy, was
told that he was not old enough.
"Pooh," said Young America, "Bill
Jones has listed
"Well," said the father, "Bill is
eighteen years Of age, and you are only
twelve"
81 should like to know what that's got
to do with it, replied the lad ''if he is
older than l be, I've licked him three
times, and can do it again, and not half
Try. Now may'nt | go"
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EBENsBURG MAILS.

NAILS ARRIVE.
yss,4rn da;,v. at lo4 o'clock, A. NJ.
western !" at 1o5 o'clock, A. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
rsste-, daily at 8 o'clock, P. VI.
Western q at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
ssTThe n, ais from Butler Indiana, ,Strongs-
town, &c, arrive on Thursday of each week,
at o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
aSA.M
VA. The mails from Newnfan's Mills, Car
,olltown, &c, arrive on Monday, ednesoay
and Friday Of each week, at 3 o'clock, F. M.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at o'clock, a. NJ.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

WILMORE STATION.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06

E1, Why is an cid lemon like an old
maid M s}
Because it lent worth squee1ipg.a a.s
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-06
Brig. Gen. Commanding. +"

Grants orders were law, and no soldier
ever attempted to eyade them. AT sevon
o clock the lieutenant fled out of camp
with his hundred mer, amid the cheers Of
the army. They concurred in stating
that he deyoured the whole of the pie, and
seemed to- relish it, a s. ynioa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24
Marshal's Sale.

ID Y virtue % writ Sssdhon szponas ts me directed
- from the Circuit Court of the United States, for
e Middle District Of Tennessee at its October term,
1855 IF expose 10 pubic ssle 10 the ghest bidder
fbr cash At the door Of tie Courthouse u Nashville
Tennessee, commencing st IL O'Clock, A. n, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854, all the
r ght tit O. claim interest, aud estate, which W. B.
A. Ramsey has 10 certain tract parcel Of land in
Edgefeld, Davidson county, Tenn, bounded as fol-
lows " Beginning at q stake in the centre OF spring
street. In centre OF the cuvsrt where tho said street
crosses the creek, being the beginning corner Of 4
tract o. rand conveyed by the Union Bank OF Tennes
see 20 Noses ". Nstmdre, by deed bearing date the
LIB OF April 1S4o thence along tho centre OF said
street SOUTH 70 degrees East, nine poles and 1870
Of pole, to a stake In the centre Of said street ;
thescs along the centre Of said street, South, 90
degrees East, thirty two POLES and loo OF pole,
20 stake ~ the centre OF the Intersection Of Spring
and Bass streets thence with the centre OF Bass
street North, 53 degrees East, thirty-ou poles and
80 100 q pole 20 the centre OF Fster street; thence
along the OF Foster street North, 5lk West,
seventy nine pOles, TO stake, corner Of tract OF
land conveyed to said Wsimore by william L. Eos
ter, By deed dated 18th APRIL lS4e thence nth the
line OF said aat mentioned tract OF lane along the
centre Of Foster street North s9 degrees West nine
POLES, TO TIE beginning ef said tract, where
Foster street crosses ths creek thence down The
centre OF the creek NORTH II \ degrees West sixty
four poles aud 5000 Of pole, 10 the beginning"
containing seyente- and quarter acres, more OF
less the same being levied 10 satisfy judg ment
rendered by the sad Court, in favor OF L. p Starr
against said W. B. A. Ramsey and others.
X. r. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
nov2s-St BY W. LELLrETT, Deputy.
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Rgarshal's Sale.

obedience 10 three Writs UeniiliOHi erponGs to
Il directed from the Circuit Court OF the Unitsi
states, al its October term for 1868, will, at IL
O'Clock, A. n, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF JANU-
der, for cash. at the Courthouse, in Nashville, a
vide county, Tenn, all the right, title, cain,
interest and estate which T. q. Hurt has IA CERTAIN
lot or piece Of ground in Edgefeld, Davidson county
Tenn. the south de OF Moecllnd street " front
ing fifty feet on SAID street. asd running back one
hundred and seventy feet TO an alley, ana numbered
81 10 plan Of SheOys Addition, which is registered
in the proper Office in Davidsoa county, on page 43 Of
Book p and sl the right, it'll clam interest, and
ground in South Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn.,
descr bed as beginning at thecorner OF Cannon aud
Low streets, running eastgardly, along Cannon
street hundred aud forty nine feet the centre
Of fifteen feet alley, thence Bo'lhwardly along said
alley two hundred aud hty-one feat 10 Shook 8 line
thence tFsr ~ with Shocks line one hundred and
sixty five feet 10 LEWIS street, thence souhwal dly
two hundrei and q tyone feet TO the begnning-title
registered On page III in Book 81 Of the gstrar for
DavidsOa county, Tenn; and all tho right, title
claim, interest, an estate which Z H. Groomes has
in piece parcel Of lard in Nashville, Davidson
county, Tenn, designated Lot No. O. part of The
original College Let No. A. described fronting on
Marzet street thirty feet, and running halfway back
10 College street, hund red and twelve feet-eon
veyed 10 K. r. GroOmes by Jas. Parrish, by deed
dated June l7h, 1S45, recorded on page 80 ia Book
NO. Of the Regi trar Tor davidson county all tie
property herein famed, having been levied on to
United tates for the Middle District Of Tennessee
at lis April term, 1862 against Groomes, Cayert 4
Hurt, AMI u favor OF J. L. Wayne Son, Duer, Nor
rs 4 Co., aud II. Closterman.
.tli 4 ElRl oLkstoCK, Marshal
dec5-3t By W l1LIYETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue of writ rssdilsoss ssFeass 70 me directed
ID from he Circuit uourt OF the United states, for
the Middle Dhrict Of Tennessee nj It's 0ctoher term,
1885, will expose to public sale, TO the ghost bidder
for cash. Al the door Of ths Court house, IN Nashville
Tenn, on TUESDAY,, 18th q JANUARY, 1884, al the
right title, elaim, interest, and estate which B. "
Macrae has IN certain tract parcel Of land IN OF
rear the town OF Carksvle, Tenressee, bounded a.
followx "beginning At stone Of lots Nos. l3
and IL in Newel's subdivision, and running thence
with the north side q the Oarksvic and Pert Royal
Turupk (the beginning corner being said road
four hundred and eghiy-six and a half FRET, 10 =
stone corner with I'll. Weldon thence north, 65<
degrees east, 20 stone, said Wifdom's north east
esrreT IN Dolcas line theeDe east With said Doen'B
line ave hundred and tEenty-seven feet, 10 4 stone
ecrner with lot solo by J. s. Hart 10 ". A. Qlarlcs
T. r. ". thomas, and Jss. D. en-, and thence with
aaii Quarles's 1h0nass, and Slcnos line 70 the be-
ginning, on The ClarlsFiIla and Port Royal IurR-
plke--coniaining, BY cstimate hleen and hity
poles;n with al the improvements thereon and APP
purtrnsnces thereto, embracing commodious dwell
ling the same being levied 70 satisfy judgment
rendered by said Court In favor Of Arnold, Con
stable 4 Co., and against p. W. NuOrea aud B. +.
CAulter. Sale 20 commerce. 81 II O'Clock, A. n.
i. r. GIsAsCOCK, Marshal.
nov2S-St By " lELLTETT, Deputy.
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4 MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE--EO. 50 ~
XNTHEREAS, On the 9th day Of December, 1865, an
w InfJrmafioh was fled Ia the District Court Of
NE United StatesfJr said District By Horace r. Har-
rison Esq Attorney Of the United States for said
District against 120 bass Of cotton yarns--
alleging in substance that on the day OF -
IS6 IN said District on land said property was
sc zed forfeited 10 the United States for causes set
forth in said Information, and alleged to be irue
w.t. Because at the time and after the passage OF an
Act Of Congress approved July IL 1862 and entitled
IAN Act 20 suppress Instruction punish treason
end REBELLION, 20 seize and cOnHsc lte the property Of
rebels, and for other purposes" the owners Of sad
property were engaged IN aiding and abettng an
aimed rebellion against the Government Of the
United Sates and they did not within sixty days af
ter the public waning and proclamation duly given
and made on the 25th day OF July, 1862 in pursuance
Of SAID act by the President Of the United States
10 aid, counenance and abet said rebellion and
return 10 their allegiance to the United States and
praying for process 10 enforce the seizure and
demuat Of said property, and that all persons con-
cerned in interest tbrein may be cited 70 pear on
The return day OF sail proc 81 and interpose their
claims.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitor Of
said Court, under the seal Of the Court, 70 me
directed hereby give pubic notice 70 All persons
concerned n interest in said property seized as
af0resaijt to appear before said Court at the Federal
Court room IN the State eaptC ! at Nashville on
the 81 Monday In April, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. n ,
then and there 10 in'Crp0se their claims.
L. r. GI.ASCOCK,
Q. s Marshal FOR Middle District Of Tennessee
decI3-I4t
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United States of America |:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-No. 3s.
WHEREAS, on the stu day Of December, 1863
w in the District Conrt Of tbs United States for
said District, an Information Rled by Horace Il.
Harrison, Esq, Attorney for the United States for
said district, against THIRTY EIGHc BAGS OF
COTTON YARNS, OF which one G. 5. Pioksrd Is the
repu ed owner, and against all persons Lawfully in
tervenng for their nterests therein; aegiFg in cab
stance, that the 18th day Of OCTOBER 1856 ia said
District, land said property seized forfeited
- tho United states fJr IN said information
set forth and alege1 to be true, TO wit: bee ause the
owner Of said property being engaged IL aiding and
abettng armed rebellion gainst the GOverIsnlsn
Of the United states, at the time OF and after the
passage OF act fCongres, approve July IT, 1902
entitletan act TO suppress insurrecti0n 10 punish
treason and rebellion, TO Seize and confscste the
property Of Rebels, and forother purpesesp-1id no
in g. days after pubic warning ard Proclamation duly
gyen made By the President Of the United States
the 18th day Of july 1852, il pursuance OF said
act cease 10 aid countenance, and abet said rebe
1n and return his allegancs ~ the United States
and praying for process to enforce the sszaTe con-
fscation and contamination OF SAID property, ard
that all persons concerned in int rest the same may
be cited appear the rstun day Of said process
Al interpose their claims,
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the mJnitien of
said Court under the Seal of said Court to me direct
ed, hereby give public warning TO ali pers0Ds eorf-
cerned in interest ia said property TO appear before
said Conrt at the FEDERAL Court Room, ia til. state
Capitol, at cashville, the Sd Mo0day In April,
lS64, az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, then and there to inter
pose their claims. I IiNTJ
.r...c F. r. GLAsCOCK,
decll-I4t., q. S. Marshal, Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ VsRdtIsH erpOnas 10 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee at G October term,
1888, / will expose 70 puOlie sale, to the hg h.
est bidder, for 0aah, At the door Of the Court
house, In Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at
IL O'Clock, A. ~, OF TUESDAY. the 12h day Of
JANUARY, 1854, AL the right, title, cain, interest
and estate which Nicholas HObson has In Lots
Mes 81, 81, and SO Of HObsOn Whelcss's Sec md
Addition to Nashville, commenc ng at the corner
Of Hobs0n and Fatherlsnd streets, and fr, nting
Fa' hernnd street lto feet, running back line
with HObs0n street lie feet, % feea feet alley, with
the improvements thereon and appurtenauces there
10 also, al the same time and place, al the right,
title, claim interest, and estate which said Nicholas
BObson has Ia seVenteen nsres Of land N Davidson
county, Tennessee, cornerrg on Hobson Chapel, near
Rdgehed, being that portion OF the old Robson tract
lying next 10 said Chapel, 70 be severed from sand
tract in the form Of square nearly a. may be; tie
lots and parcels Of land aforesaid beng leyied to
satisfy judgment Of said Circuit Court OF the United
States, 10 favor ef l. p. Starr, aud against sad
Nicholas Hobsen. T. r. 6LASCOCK, al arshal.
novzS-St By W. LE1LTErT, Depaty.
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Marshel,s sale.

DY virtue Of two wrts TeE65 ioai exp0Hos TO mo d.
IL rected fOm the Circuit Court Of tue United States
for the Middle District OF Tenneassa, at its October
erm 1853, will expose 10 pgbic sale, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash. az the door Of the Court house, IN
Nashville. Tennessee, commencing at II O'Clock, A.
~, on TUESDAY,, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854,
Al the right, tile, claim, interest, ard estate which
h. n. Ga0omes has IN piece OF panel Of laud in
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described With
the boundaries FLOWING Beginning al Dews' q
Harman's corner, on Water street running thence
WITH Water street twenty seven feet, more less,
towards Casieman street, 70 BerTy's corner; thence,
az right angles With Berry, line, 10 Guthrey street:
thenee with Guthrey street. twenty-seven feet more
or less, towards Broad street, 70 Dews' 4 Barmans
corner thence, at right angles, to the beginning
being the same conveyed 70 said r II Groomes by
B. y. Foster, per deed recorded on page 400 Of
Book No. Y, OF the Registrar for Davidson county
levied on with whatever improvements there may be
o. the same, 10 satisfy ufgments rendered by said
Circuit Court ~ it's April term 1863 against Groomes
Cavert y Co.. aud IN favor Of A. g. Mandell, and s..
8. Stevens Sons. f-,lgef 1a- sc
ER. GLAsCocK, Marshal
dec5-3t By W. LELLYETT, Deputy.
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Msrshal,s Sale.

IN obedience 70 three wTtts rssdihoai sroacs 70
L directed from the Circuit CouFs Of the Uniied
Statcs AZ its Uetobcr term for 1888, ] will at ] .
o'clock, A. ~, On TUEsDAY, the 18th q JANUARY
1854 expose public sale 70 the highest bidder, fer
ossn at the Court house in Nashville, Davidson ooun-
~ Tenn all the title claim, interest and estate
Which Ednoed Duhsr has 10 = let q ground IN the
town Of Marfrecsboro, Tenn, with q tWO-story
frame house thereon described follows " BE
ginning Al John Meuesme.sE south. est corner, and
running thence West one hundred aud any feet 20
STREET thence North one hundred and pinety-One
feet, more or lOes, TO @. H. Ehous Southwest cor
ner thence East ons hundred and any feet, 10 John
Mclermott's thence with said n cDermoti's line one
hnndred and ninety one feet, more or less, 10 the
beginning !" levi ed " SATISFY Judgments Issued by
he Circuit Court Of the United States for tie Middle
District OF Tennessee a. ts April tern, 1852, IN favor
81 A. AZ. Reed and jos Il. Thompson Co, and
against Dudsr 4 Carney.
rrI- - E.R.cIAseOCE, Marshal.
Eov2s-St BY W InLrErT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ psHditiOH ezponas 10 Inc directed
I'D from the Circuit CoGrt ef the United States, for
the Middle District OF Tennessee at is October erm
1865. I viii expose 20 public sale, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash at the Courthouse in Nashville,
Tenn, on TU ESDAY, 12ru Of JANUARY, 1854 all the
right title, claim interest, and estate which Davis
LICK has 10 tract Of land, lying about three miles
from Clarksviiie, Tenn bounded and described 10
part asfollows On the North by the Clsrksvile and
Port Royal Turnpike, on the South By Cumberland
River-being part d tue trac; sold by a decree Of
the Chancery court, az GAINESVILLE, IN The case Of
Dicks Heirs for and distribution Of the lands OF
william Dick; (ooutsining about tive hundred acres
levied on with all the appurtenances thereto 10 sat
isy Judgment Of said United States Court, in favor
OF Robert Black, aud against David Dick.
Sale &c commeucs az n o'cleek, A. a..
4. r. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
nov2s-3t By W. LKlLTEIT, Deputy
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Marshal's Sale.

obedencs 70 thfrtsen writs sssditoni seponds 70
Il me dirsetsd from tie Circuit Court Of tbs Unit
States, for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at rs
October term, 1868, / will, st IL O'Clock, a. NJ, on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1884, expose 10
Pablo sale 70 The highest bidder, Tor cash, at the
door Of the COurtkOuss In Nashville, Tennessee, all
che riglt itls clam, interest, and estate which IL
grand n Carney has in the tracts ard parcels Of land
hareiaEftes named ebd described, to-Nits tract Of
Land IN Dislrict No, ~, q Rutherford county Ten
Desses, cohlaibing, By estimate, ONf THOUSAND
AcRiS, bounded - fOllSWH. Beg Inning - Walnut
tree (the Northwest oofner q aaid trsct thence
running south three hundred and twenty poles 10 sn
Ash tree. thence East ave hundred poles TO Dog
wood tree, thence North three hundred and twenty
poles 70 Osdar and Bickosy tree, thence West I've
hundred poles 70 the beginning about six
mi q from Murfreeebero, OF the Bradyvile turnpike
ALSO tract Of land In Rutherford county Tennessee
adjoining that before mentioned, the south side
Thereof, containing abcst THREE HUNDRED and
SIXTY ACRkS-yeatsd in said Degrand n. Carney By
decree % she ChAnsery Court for Rutherford oJunty-
boundaries nos here given because the records Of
said Court were EslAid during military occupation
q Murireesboro; also, lot Of ground North Of The
tosE q Hurffeesboro, Rutherford county Telnessee
(vitk q tEostory brick dwelling house thereeu,)
bounded a. follows " Beginning on the Northwest
q lot sold By said Carney to Sterlirg Jones,
running thence North eight and bali poles TO said
Carneys line thence East about two hundred feet 70
the line designated betweeH lot OF ground sold by
said Carney 20 Samuel Briggs, thence South eight and
half poles 70 Jones'g line, thence West about two
hundred feet 70 the beginning " also, lot Of ground
IN sad town OF EurLeesoofo, Honting t1fty 1oets
or lees, on Depot square, and running back one
hundred aud Aty feo-vslted N Haid Iegnsnd II.
Carney by the Circuit Court Of Tennessee FOR kuther
ford oounty the record Of which having been misaid,
boundaries are not accurately gven all Of the fore
going properly being levied " satisfy judgments
rendered By the Circuit Court Of the United states,
fr the AidGs.Distrct Of lena at ia April term,
1897, 70 favor Of Jos. "a. Thompson q Co., Abbott,
job, . Co., A. 4 Reed, Wright Bros a %, Mar
tin Psddle 4 Hsmoriek Martin Pebble, Hamerick
Co.. COwsll Farieri o., levick Rssin Co., S. B.
ChltleRdsn Co., Herring 4 OFT, and Atwood Raj
atom q o., and against Legraad b. Carney and Car
nsy DufIer. E.R. GLBsC0CK, Marshal.
nOv29-3t BY W. LELLIETT, Deputy.
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THURSDAY MORNING DEC. "a 1853.
HE.DQUARrERs 0. s. FORcEs.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec II, 4s63.I
General Ordey, No. 4s.
The following regulations Of the Bu-
rsau Of Washington, in charge Of prison
era Of war are published for the benefit
Ct this community.
These instructions viii be strictly fol-
lowed by AL officers at this Post:
sVisitors, ont Of mere curiosity, will
in noesse, Be permitted. Persons having
business with the Commanding Officer or
Qusrtermasser may, with The permission
Of the Commanding Officer. enter the
camp 70 remain only long enough to trans-
act their business When prisoners are
seriously ii, their nearest relatives, pa
rents and wives, brothers or sisters, if
they sre loyal people, may be permitted
70 make them ; short visit bat under no
other circumstances win visitors be al
lowed 70 see then without The approval
of The conpissary General Of trisOn !
ers."
@Prisoners viii be pAroleds or returned
only by authority Of the War Depart
ment, or By direction Of the commiaafy
General Of Prisoners" ' s-s :
By command Of ~ n
Brig Gen. r. s. GRANGER.
W. EEvIE, Capt. and A. AG.
declSlW f.rrF -..-.ff -
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Marshal's sale.

~ obstaucs % three wrfts veadsiioaf erpoHas to me
4 directed IRON the Cifcuit Court Of the United
States, fJr ID Middle District Of Tennessee, at its
Oct0t term, 1858, VII, at II O'Clock, 4 NJ, On
TUESDAY, the Ign day Of JANUARY, 1564, expose
TO public sale 10 tae highest bdler, for casa at the
door Of The Courthouse, in Nashville Tennessee ali
the rgd tile, claim, interest, and estate which Le-
grand ID Carney has in tract Of land IN Rutherford
county, Tennessee, near the town OF Murfreesboro,
containing, by survey, One Hundred and Twenty
five Acres, vested in sad L. H. Carney by grant from
the safe Of Tennessee, made the OH day Of UctO-
ber 1852 and recorded on page 1885, ia Book No. 10,
81 Moses NJ. swan, RegistrarLbouCded as follows
" Beginning az al Ash, the Northwest corner OF a
tract OF land formerly owned by David Bowman,
(now BY said Carney) running thence South, IS de-
gree last with the North line Of said tract 1--WE hun
drei poles the North Fast corner Of said tract,
thence North forty poies, thence North IS degrees
Wes, i've hundred poles thence South forty poles, to
the beginning - LEVIED on TO satisfy judgments rem
dered by the Circuit Court OF the Uuited States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee its pri term 1853
az Nashville in favor Of A. r Stewart Co., Wirs,
Austie & MeYeigh, aud J. Z, JGfray 4 Sons, and
against L. Il. Carney.
f R.GLAScCCK, Marshal.
does 81 g. By ". LKILIErr, Deputy.