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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
KOR PRAvArE DISEASES

E1hSNazS1 pR. KING formerly Of New York,
eMIkS - for Iast4 years Of Louisville, Ky,
NA&SN~oss'-~ Who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment of private diseases for 20 years. dattora
himself, having attended 10 practice for many
years, and cured 30 many thousands, he Is enabled
70 cure all diseases OF private nature, no matter
how bad thny may be from nJudcioua medical treat
mont, OF rom neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings
Dspensary Is No, Is Deaderok street, between Choir.
r. and the Square, second story, where he cuses all
diseases Of private nature .
Gonorfh9R cured without nauseous medicines OF
Interference with business
Structures of old recent date efectualy cured In
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists he alth cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and UNDER
mlnes the constitution much.
Syphilis with all the discusses Of the skin, CROWNS
out Of neglect OF bad treatment, can BE- eneeleally
cured 10 Few days
Seminal Weakness Particular tentiOn having becp
given 10 this disease, and all tho consequence grow
ing out OF II, brought on In many cases b. the de-
struotve habits Of inoonsdergte youths aud EXCESS
I've indulgence OF the passions, a neglect OF which
viii undermine Che constitution, rendering the sub
eot unit Tor business OF society, and cauauS proma
ture old age
fem llos who may be laboring with ANY officially
the Womb may rect assured'of Immediate relief
PersOus residing abroad, BY writing and stating
.her case, with foe enclosed, direct 10 IN. A. King
No. % Degderck street Nashville, Tonn., Wiil have
the necessary medicines sent 70 their address O6os
hours frcm o'clock II the morning until . ~ TIT
veuirg iJuly t0-in dAwiy.
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Nashville Aaiur.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20 1863


The infamous Vallapdigham Is re-
p ,rted TO be on his way to Canada The
Cincinnati Times reyives two incidents IN
his career which will be forever impressed
upon his memory:
On the 10th July, 1861, it being the
Sabbath previous TO the hrst DatUie o'
Bull Run. he entered the camps oil the
LET and Dad Ohio regiments, then located
some seven miles from Washington City.
His appearance was the cause of imme-
diate excitement among the troops. He
was eventually requested TO leave, and as
he very leisurely and lazily proceeded to
do so, he was Baluted with o shower Of
potatoes, onions, hard bread, &c, from
the soldiers, who felt the indignity Of
his visit.
AS he left, flfer, in one Of the tents,
caught up his instrument, and placing
himself before the renowned Clement,
played the "Rogues March," until he
reached the lines. General Schenck,
then in command of the brigade, notified
Vallandigham that he must not again
enter his camp. And Vallandigham did
not return.
Immediately after the battle of Bull
Run, the loyal citizens Of Baltimore held
a meeting a. which quite. number OF
prominent persons were present. Among
them was Ohio's representative from the
Montgomery district, he being, at that
time, in that city as the guest of the
Hon. Mr. May.
When be appeared before the stand, he
was assailed by the cries of " We don't
want to hear youW ave do not ike
Northern traitors" Get outP Mr..
Vallandieham was not allowed TO speak
among such of the citizens Of the Monn-
ment city as desired TO remain loyal 10
the country.
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United States of America /:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE No. 10.
VA hEREAS, Information has been ulcd an the Dis.
w trct Court OF the United States icrs 10 District
on the 20lh day of Juno, An. 1862 By John nlmble
ESQ, Attorney Tor the Uui'ed States for tho Middle
District " Tennessee, who prosecutes hern IN behalf
OF The United etalosi against ElGhT BOXES or DRY
GOODS AND ONE PAIR OF TRUCKS, an marked
" A. Levy, Louisville ny ~ alcdging n substance
that said Goods were seized on land in said District a.
forfeited 10 the United states; that said Goods wero
transported IRON Nashville ia the state of Tennessee
90 Louisville m the State of Kentucky, on tho 18th
day OF Juno 1863 Ia violation Of the aet of Congress
aud the procl matlon OF the President Of the United
sta es, interd citing al commercial intercourse be-
tween tho czcas and Inhabitants Of the rest Of tho
United States, and agaiBst tho Regulations Of the
Treasury Department of the United States; aud that
said Goods became Their by forfeited 10 the United
Stats aud pray process against the same, ana that
the same be condemned as forfeited, as Aforesaid
Now, therefore, Ia pursuance OF the monitor, OF the
Cont under the Seal ~ said Court 10 mo directed and
iyorcd, do hereby give public notice 60 all persons
claiming said Goods they be AID appaar before said
District Court, 20 be held at the Federal Court room,
iu the city Of Nashville ia aid District on the 9th day
AZ july A. u 1903, ton ami shore 90 iutgrposc their
claims and 20 mako their allegations Ga that behalf
Il. tlASCOCk,
y. $, Marshal ror Middle District Of Tennessee.
June ~ l583-u
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE TO SuTLERS.

HE UNDERSIGNED HKREBY INFOhMs SUI.
I LERs that no has in store and infendeto keen
on hand during the summer, very choco stock OF
Cincinnati
Lager Beer and Sands Chicago Alo,
He invites them 10 give him cali, feeling assured
thAt ne can give satisfaction IN as regards tho
quality Of the.artiolo aud the prices.
LOUIS RUBIN,
No. 90, Corner Of Broad an Cherry stI.
lunslG--ims
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The N. Y. Express says there is not
"Peace Party" in the North an inch
long, in consequence of the invasion of
Northern soil by rebel troops.
If it is even can inch long" il must be
the effect of too much barley corn.
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VINEGAR.

pUht NNIoAR, Who'll EsALE AND RETAIL,
ooniianily on hand deliver, da All Tarts q the
city d. d. DlCKki, Agent,
800. Cor. Broad ana High aial
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Rfarshal's Sale.

obodieDce 70 thirteen writs Vsn5itioni exPoas TO
i me directed from the Circuit Court Of the Unit d
ststss er the Middle District Of Tennessee, al its
October term, 1863, will, At IL O'Clock, A NJ, on
TUEsDAT The 18th yIof JANUARY, 1861, expose 10
public sails 70 the highest bidder Tor cash, at the
door Of the Courtbou'e in Nashville, Tennessee all
ihs right, title claim, interest, and estate which lie
grand g. Carney has ia the tracts and parcels OF land
hereinafter naHsd and described, to-eit tract q
land n DstEict No. Is, Of Rutherford coonty, Ten
nesseer containing, By eltinaie, one THOU SAND
ACKkS, boundsd AZ folloWs. Beg inBiBg 81 Walnut
trfe, (lhe North West eorueF q said Eaet) thence
running south three hundred ard twenty poes TO an
Asa tree, lheaee East Eve hundrsd pples 60 a Dog
H6od Tree, theBte North three hundred and twenty
pofen to Cellar and Hickory Tree, thence West i've
hundred poles 70 the beginning about Elk
nil from hurfreesboro, the Bradyvile turnpike;
also, tract Of land in Rutherford COUNT Tennessee
adjoining that before mentioned, the South side
thsre0i, containing shost THREE HUNDRED and
SIXTY ACRtS-vestea IN said Legrand II, Carney by
decree II "a Chanccry Court for Rutherford county
(boupdaries not bore given because the records Of
said Court were miElaid during military occupation
4 urreeaboro , also, lot Of ground North Of the
town Of II 1greeal0ro Ruthernrs county, Tennessee,
(vFiih a two-story brick dwelling house thereop,)
bounded as folIoTS F" Beginning on the North West
cofner u o sold By said Carney 10 Sterling B. Jones'
running thence North eight and half poles 20 Sad
Carneys line, thence Fast about two hundred ieet 20
the haze designated between lot Of ground sold by
said Carnay TO Samuel Briggs thence south eight and
half poles 10 JOnes's line, thence West about two
hundred feet 10 the beginning - also, lot OF ground
10 sad town Of MurfreesbOro, fgonTng forty feet,
more ar less, Depot Square, end running back
hundred and fifty feet-vested in Ead Legrand II.
Carney by the Circuit Court Of Tennessee for luther
fora uBty the record Of which having been mi3aid,
baEndariys not accurately gwen all OF The fers
going property being levied 70 satisfy Judgments
rendered By The Circuit Court Of the United states,
for the MddleDistrct Of Tennessee at its April term,
Is62. ia favor Of Jos. II. Thompson Co., Abbott,
Job 4 Co., A. & r Reed. Wright Bros. a 90, MAJ
Tin Pediie & Hamerick Martin Peddle, Hamerick
IN h %
CbHtendeE a Co., Herring 4 Ott, and Atwood Raj
st0n Co.. and against LegFaEd II. Carney and Car
Hey Dufer. Err. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
sspRv28-3t 81 By W. LELLYETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

gH virtue Of writ psHdoni erpohas TO me directed
from tho Circuit Court OF the United States, for
the Middle District OF Tenneksee, at its October term,
1858, / viii eIpose 70 puplic sale, 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of the Court
house, in Nashville, Tennessee, Commenting at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the I2,h day Of
JANUARY, 1864, al the tight, title claim, interest
and estate which Nicholas Robson has IN Lots
Mes 81, So, and IS OF Hobson Wheless's Sec md
Additon 70 Nashville. oommenc ng at the corner
Of Robson and FatheTland streets, and fronting On
Fa'herand street $50 feet, running back on a line
With Hobs0n street l70 feet 10 fifteen feet alley with
the improvements thereon, and appurtenaBoes there
70 alsO at the same time and place all the right,
TILE claim, interest," and estate which SAID Nicholas
dobson has In sevenissn acres OF land N Davidson
county, Tennessee, ccrnerlag en HobssnChape near
Edgesd, being tbst portion OF the cid Hobson tract
lying next tOsEid Chapel, 90 be severed from SAID
tact, IN the form Of square, nearly mag be- tie
lots aud parcels Of land aforesaid teng levied to
satisfy Judgment Of said Circuit Court o. the United
states, 10 favor 81 1. p. Starr, and sgaihst said
Nicholas Robson. 4. K. GLASCOCE, marshal.
nov2s-3t By W. LRIlYETI Deputy.
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WershaI,a sale.

DY virtue Of writ rsndifoni esponss 70 directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United sia.es, for
she N5ddia District Of Tenuessee a is October term,
1863 expose to public sle, tothe hiknest bidder,
for cash. 81 thedoor q tie Court hanse In Nashville,
Tenn, on TUESDAY,, 18th az JANUARY, 1884, al the
risht title, claim, interest, and estate which b w.
Macrae has IN certain tract parcel Of land In
car the town q ClarkSyile Tennessee, bounded as
follows beginning at stone corner Of lots Nos -
and u. In Novels subdivision, aid running theneo
with the north side Of the 0rksvlle and Pert Royal
Turup ke (the beginning corner being on said road
four hundred and eightysix and a bali fet, 10 q
stone corner rlth 7. J. Wisdom; thence north, 90
degrees cast, q q stone, said Wifdom's north eass
csruer 20 Doen,s line thsnee east with said Doens
line eve hundred and twsnty-seven lsets &c stone
corner with lot sold by S. Bart 70 W. A. ocaTes,
D. r. W. lhomas and Jas. D. G enn, and thence, vita
said Qaares's Ihomas's and Glenns line 70 the De-
flaming. on the Clarksville and Port Royal Turn
plke-c0ntsining by estimate, fifteen seres and nity
poes;'' with 81 the improremeBts thereof and aP-
purte nauces thereto. embracing c0nmodpus dwell
Ling thssaT1e berg levied On TO satisfy Judgment
rendered By said Court IN favor q Arnold, Goa
stable & Co., aud against B. ". hrCrea and d. T.
Canlter Sale 10 commence al IL O'Clock, A. n
= A. - = =. &. GLASC0Ck, mansnal.
u0-asz3t - 4 By " !. ELLTKTI. Deputy.
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MalrrslhaPs, Sale.

IN obedience 10 three wFis UediioHi szpohds 10 me
Il directed from the Circuit Court Of the Untei
States, at its October term for 1868, will, st IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF JANU-
AIRY, 1864 expose 10 public sale, 10 the highest bid
der, Tor cash at the Courthouse, in Nashville Da-
vidson county, Tenn, all the right, tile cain,
interest and estate which T. o. Hurt has in "a certain
lot piece Of ground in kdgefed, Davdson county,
Tenn on the south SIDE OF Mo d and street " front
ing ifsy feet on said street aBd running back one
hundred nd seventy feet 10 an alley, and numbered
81 in plan OF Shslbys Addison, which is registered
in the proper office in Davidson counts page 43 Of
Book 81 and all the right title, claim rest and
estate WHICH F. o. Hurt has in piece or parcel Of
ground in South Nashv lie, DAVIDSON county, Tenn,
described as beginning al the c0rner OF Cannon and
Lewis streets, running eastwardy, along Cannon
street. hundred and forty nine feet 70 the centre
Of fifteen feet alley thence nQ-thYardly along said
alley hundred aud hty-one feet TO Shocks line,
thence westwar1ly with Shocks line one hundred and
sixty feet 20 Lewis street, thence southwardly
two hundred and fty.one feetlo the begnning-title
registered page ia IN Book 81 Of the gstrar for
Davidson county, Tenn; and all the right, title,
claim, interest, an estate which i H. Groomes has
county, TeEn, designated Lot No. 8, part Of the
original College Lot No A. described rs fronting
Market street thirty feet snd running half way back
10 College street, one hundred and twelve feer-con
yeyed 81 r. II. Grnomes by Jas Parrish, by deed
dated June lTlh, 1885, recorded on page 80 IN Book
NO Of the Registrar for Davidson county all the
properly herein Lamed, having been levied 20
satisfy judgments rendered BY the Circuit Conrt Of the
United states iOr tue Middle District Of Tennessee
Hurt aud in favor Of J. L. Way ne Son, D1er, Nor
ris s. Co, and II. Closterman.
L. r. GLASC0CK, Marshal.
does st By ". LgLLYETT, Deputy.
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United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNkSSEE-ho. 30.
WHEREAS, On the 9th day Of December, 1868, an
w Information was filed IN tie District Court Of
the United States FOR said District by Horace r. Har
rison Esq, Attorney or the United states for said
DstFct against 100 bags Of cotton yaTns---
alleging IN substance that on the day Of -
1856 in said District on land said property was
sezed as forfeited 70 the United States for causes set
forth in said Information and alleged 70 be true, to-
Wit Because at the time and after the passage Of
Act Of Congress approved Jolly H. 1862, and entitled
Gan Act to suppress Instruction, to punish treason
ind rebC lon seize and conscate the property Of
rebels, and for other purposes" the owners Of said
property were engaged IN aiding and abetting
armed rebellion against the Government Of the
United States, and they did not within sixty days af
Ter the public warning and proclamation duly given
and made the 25th day Of duly. 1861 in pursuance
Of said act by the President OF the United States,
cease 10 aid cOunienance and abet said rebellion and
return 20 their allegiance 10 the United States, and
praying for process to enforce the seizure and con-
demnat OF said property and that all persons con-
cerned in interest therein may be cited 70 ap3
the return day Of said proc So and intePose their
claims. A sag q lf-E
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitor Of
said Court, under the seal Of the Court, TO ne
directed hereby give pubic notice 70 ali persons
concerned IN interest in said property seized
Aforesaid 10 appear before said Court at the Federal
Court room in the State Capitol at Nashville, on
Tie 81 Monday In April, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. 4,
then and there 70 in'srPose their claims;
U. s. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
decI3-lSt
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MarshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of two urts velsdi Oai ezpoEas 70 me d.
ID rected fo the Circuit Courl 81 Inc United States
FER tie Middle District Of Tennessee, at its October
term 1861 viii expose TO public sale, to the Highest
bidder for cash, at the door Of the Courthouse, in
Nashville. Tennessee, commencing II O'Clock, A.
N. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854,
al the right, tite claim interest," and estate which
z. b. Groomes has IL piece or parcel Of lad IN
Nashville, Davidson equity, Tenn, described With
she boundaries following Beginning Al Dews' 4
Harnanss corner, on Water street; running thence
With Water street twenty seven feet, more or less,
towards Castleman street. 70 Berrys corner; thence
at right angles with Berry's line, TO Guthrey street
tAeLee with Guthrey street. twenty feet, more
or less. TOW ards Broad street, 70 Dews harman's
corner; thence, al right angles, to TIE beginning;
being the same conveyed 10 raid r. II GroOmes BY
B. 3. Foster, as per deed recorded On page 400 Of
Book No. 2, Of the Registrar for Davidson eouIty
levied on with whatever improvements there may be
o. the same, % satisfy judgments rendered by said
Circuit Court its April term 1853, against Groomes
Cavert Co.. and In favor Of A. 6. Aandeii, and S.
8. Stevens & Sons.
~ q z R. GI.ASCOCK, Marshal.
dsc5-St By W. LELLTET, DapIty.
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Marshal,a Sale.


- virtue ~ wrt ceadoni eepOacs 70 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee at its October term
I5d3 H expose pub 20 sale 70 the highest bidder
for cash at lhs oo0r Of the Courthouse in Nashville
Tefnessee, G rnmeneing az IL O'Clock, A. NJ, on
TUESDAY, the l2th day Of JANUARY, 1854, all the
ght tit q, claim, Interest, and estate which W. B.
A. Ramsey has ia a certain tract parcel Of land in
kdgefeld Davidson county, Tenn, bounded as fol-
jows Beginning at stake In the centre OF Spring
street. in u the culvert where the said street
cross the creek, being tue beginning corner Of q
tratt ~ land conveyed by the UniOn Bank Of Tennes
see to Hoses W. Weunore, by deco bearing date the
12b OF April, 1919; thence along the centre Of said
street SOUTH 70 degrees East nine poles and l2lJ0
Of q p0le, % stake in the centre Of said street ;
thence along the centre Of said street, South, IS
degrees East, thirty two poles and 100 Of pole,
20 stake Ia the centre OF the intersscton Of Spring
and Bsss streets thence with the centre OF Bass
street North 5s degrees East, thirty four poes and
30l00 Ct POLE 10 the centre Of Foster street thence
along the centre OF Foster street North, Sl< West,
seventy nine poeP 70 stake corner OF atTact OF
had conveyed 20 said WetmoTe by William L. Eos
ter BY deed dated 18th APRIL 1919 thence With the
lice OF said last mentioned tract Of land, along the
oentrepf Foster street North, s96 degrees West nine
POLES, 70 De beginning % said tract where
Foster street crosses the creek thence down the
centre Of the creek North, II degrees West sixty
four poles aud 100 Of pole, 10 the beginning, y
containing seventeen and quarter acres, more or
Jess, the same being levied to satisfy judP ment
rendered by the sid Court, in favor Of L. p. Starr
against said W. B. A. Ramsey and others.
DC. X. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
nov2s-St By W. LkLLYKrT, Deputy.
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United States of America:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TbNNkSSkE-No. 81.
lTTHEREAs, on the 9Th day Of December, 1863
w In the District Court Of the United States for
said District, an Information was fled By Horace H.
Harrison, ESQ, Attorney for the United States for
said District, against THIRTY ElGHG BAGS OF
COTTON YARNS, OF which o oe G. 5. Piekard is the
repu ed owner, and against all persons lawfully iR-
tervenng for their interests therein alleging 10 CUB
stance that the 18th day Of October 1864 in said
District, land said property was seized as forfeited
- the United States FIR causes in said Information,
set forth and aese1 TO be true, to-Wt because the
Of said property being engaged in aiding and
sbetting armed rebellion against the Government
Of the United States, at the time OF and after the
passage Of act OfCongres, apProvec July 1862,
satitled-an act to suppress resurrection to punish
treason and rebellion, TO seize and conhscate the
property of Rebels and Tor other purposes-1id not
in 90 days after public warning aud Proclamation duly
given, made by the President Of the United States
the 25th day Of July, 1862, in pursuance Of said
act cease TO aid, cOuntenance, and abet said rebel
Lon and return TO bis allegiance 70 the United States
and praying for process TO enforce the seizure,
hscation and condemnation Of said property, and
that persons concerned In int rest in the same may
be cited appear the return day o. gaid process
AID interpose their claims, lrT1ut
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monition Of
said Court under the Seal Of said Court, to direct
ed, hereby give public warning 10 all persoDs con-
cerned in interest in said property, TO appear before
said Court at the FeJeral Court koom in chs state
Capitol, at Sashville, on this Sd Monday in April,
1864, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, then and there 10 Inter
pose their elaine. Gz
RI. GLASC0CK,
decII-I4t O. s. Marshal Middle Dist Of Tenn
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ nOsdfiohi eTp0BaS TO me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Middle District OF Tennessee Al its october term,
1858, will expose 70 public sale, 10 ths highest
bidder. for cash at the Courthouse, IN Nashville
nnn., on TUESDAY, l2rH OfJANUARY, 1854, all the
rixnt tfle claim, interest aud estate which navi
Dick has 90 tract Of land, lying about three miles
fram Carksville, Tenn, boundsd eHe described in
flTt followss On the North by ne Carkevile aud
Port Royal Turnpike, on the Socah BY Cumberlsnd
River-5eing part d the tract Sold BY decree Of
tho Chancery Court, 81 Cl4rksvillo, IN the csse II
IDEAS Herp, for and distribution Of the lands Of
itiian Dick; (Coutaiung bout twe hundred acres
leyed On with all TIE appurteusnces thereto 10 sat-
sy Judgment OF said Quilted States Court In favor
OF Robert Black, and against nasid Dick.
sale % commence as IL o'clock. A. n.
t q. 4. GLasC0OK, Msrshal.
nov2S-St BY V. LgiLTEET, Deputy
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MarshaI'a Sale

obefieRoe 70 three writs redifosi expoaos 70 me-
4 directed from the Crcait Court Of the Unh
STATS a. its October term for lS62 I will, at B
O'Clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the lsgh Of JANUARY
Is Tenn all The right ttle claim. Interest aud estate
which Edmond Duhsr has 10 lot OF ground in the
town Of Mdrfrees0orO, Tenn with a two-story
frame house thereon described ~ follows De
ginning at John Mouermotts Southwest corner, and
runniug thence West one hundred and any feet 70
stTeet, thence North one hundl ed aud ninety-one
feet more or isss 10 g. h k1Otts south West cor
ner thence East one hundred aud 6fly feet 10 j hn
McnCrmotts, thence with said n sDermott's line one
hundred aud ninety one feet, more or less, 70 the
beginning !" levied 20 satisfy Judgments issued By
the CFcai Court OF the United States for the Middle
District d Tennessee at It's April ter Is62 In favor
o. 4. & r. Reed and Jos. II. Thompson q Co., and
sgablsf Dulcr 4 Carney.
E.R. CLAsCOCX, Marshal.
bov2S-3t BY W LEILTETT, Deputy.