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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-18

Authorized Capital. sio,oOooco 90
and Invested Funds i2,esosos 90
Amount fnrsrsd in hs u. States, Nor. l, 1853.
United States per cent Bonds, pay
able in lSsli par valve $4,000, mar
xet value 6a760 90
mari market value - ' $4,000 90
Cash value OF Real Estate Owyed BY
Amount ~ Cash on hand 1906 IS
AmOunt OF Cash in handj u Agents 6i.sS 80
Amount loaned on Rort, sss Sf Real -,,,O ~
Amount Amount loaned WI SS Collateral $4,000 Go
Total amt. invested In i U. State. iI,5aass0 81
Amount Of Fire Polieics written by
ins June 81 isS5 Sli,22ieas 90
Amount Of Fire Policies outstanding
duTing the year Ti,Oli.O5o %
Amount OF Fire Premiums received
during the year 2lO,2JO "
Amount OF Fire Risks outstanding in
the Y. States only, Nov. I, 1853 H,572,733 90
Amount OF Fire Premiums received
during the year. In the u. y only S6O.l29 70
Amount received for Interests, Divi-
dends and Rents, In tho u. y. only 9l,SOO ~
Ing the year. in the I. S. only 9,I.9og %
Amount of Premium Notes mono.
Amount OF Fire Losses pad last year D6,6i5 81
Amount of Losses due and unpaid. none.
Nov. /, iseS i2,sSo 90
| liability OF the Company Is not de-
tcrmined, Nov. I. 1868 $500 %
All other claims against the Co. mono.
ALFRED PELL, Resident Secretary.
Sworn 10 before me- JOHN Y. DOYLE,
Notary Public. City OF New York.
RuTus SMALL 4 Sox, Agents, Biddeford, Me.)
". 4. Loan, Agent, kennebunk, Me.
| 3. II. JONES, Agent Lebanon Centre, Nc,
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!. . Nov0mbor 18th. IB6J.
Personally appeared, II. Huntington, President,
and T. y. Allyn. Secretary OF the above named
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, aud severAily
made oath that the above statement by Thorn sub.
scribcd Is In their belief truo.
Before mo,
URiAH CASE, Justice Of the Peace.
3wO K. II. BANKS, Agent, Biddeford.
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AttUst'uvVrBo H'NHV"lsoH' f0s'''of'
A truo copy.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register,

At Court ofProbate holden ut kcnncbunk, within
and for the county Of York, on tho first Tuesday
In December In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty .thrcc by tho Hon L. L. Bourne,
Judge of said Court;
CAROLINE Il. COwAN, Administrative of the
" estate OF Louis D. Cowan, late OF BiddoIord, IN
said county, deceased, having presented her iirst
account OF administration OF the estate Of said de-
coascd for allowance, also petition representing;
that the personal estate OF said deceased Is not
sufficient to pay the just debts which ho owed ut the
time OF his death by the sum OF ono thon;
sand dollars, and praying TOR q license to sell
and convey so much Of the real estate Of said dc.
ceased rs may he necessary for the payment OF said
debts and Incidental charges % ..
Also, her petition as widow for an allowance out
Of the personal estate of said deceased;
Ordered, That tho said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy Ofths or
der to be published three vcekssuccessiycly In the
Union & Journal, printed at Biddeiorl In said
county, that they may appear at Probate Court
to no holden at Saco. In said county. on the
first Tuesday In January next, ut ten of the clock
In the forenoon and shew cause, II any they have,
why the same should not bc allowed and granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
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I'll estate 1870 Go
Loans amply secured by pledge Of stocks ~ 513 60
l32 shares Appleton Bank, Lowell, Mas. 1880 90
10 shares Prescott Bank, Lowell, Mass. Lid 90
l IS shares Lowell Bank, Lowell, Mass. 1850 %
80 shares Pcmberton Blk, Lawrence, Mass. $50 90
~ shares Bay State B'k. Lawrence, Mass. Loo 90
90 shares DIX OF Commerce. Boston, Mass. $3.50 90
60 shares Blk Of No. America, Boston. Ms. 5000 W
| 60 shares Howard Bank, Boston, Mass. 5000 90
60 shares Safety Fund BANK, Boston, Mass 5.l0O %
20 shares Eliot Bank, Boston, Mass 2.G0 20
80 shares Lowell & Lawrence RR, Mass. $500 90
. 81 shares Stony Brook RR, Mass. $500 90
7 10 shares Merrimack Man. Co., Lowell, 10000 %
% shares Washington Mills, Lawrence 1870 on
U. Il. $40 Bonds 1900 10
8 u. 3, bonds per cent, due 1881 $500 90
Accrued interest on u. b. Bonds 676 20
balances Of agents accounts l,sE %
Si6s,sss %
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A true copy.

Alta Court of Probate held at Kennebunk. within
and for the county Of York, on the first Tuesday
In December, In tho year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. three. by the Honorable Il. T.
Bourne Judge of said Court,
IN the petition OF Charles f. Weld, Guardian oil
" John Henry Chick q minor and child OF John
Chick, lato of Limington, In said county. do.
ceased, representing that said minor Is seized and
Lossessod OF certain real estate situated In said
pimington, and moro fully described In said peti.
tion,
That an advantsge ous offer of seventy-nye dol
lars has been made by Samuel 3. Sawyer OF LiIn-
ington In said county, which offer IL Is for tho In
terest or all concerned Immediately to accept
and the proceeds of salo to be put out on interest
for tho benefit OF the said minor, and praying
that license may be granted him to sell and con.
vey the interest aforesaid, according to the statute
In such cases made and provided
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
to all persons Interested In said estate by causing
o copy of this order to DO published three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY I'm tho Union and Journal, printed Mt
Biddoiorl, IN said county. that they may appear
at u Probate Court to 10 holden ut -Saco, I'm
said County ON the first Tuesday In January next,
ut ten of the clock In tho forenoon and sew cause,
II any they have, why tho prayer Of said petition
should not he granted.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
TT IL,
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RETURN OF THE
Howard Fire Insurance Company
OF BOSTON. MASS,
OK THE lsr DAY or NOVEMBER, 1869.

Amount OF Capital stockholders unsni-
mously voted 10 Immediately Increase
the capital TO $200OOO, Sl6,l0o U
Amount Ut risk 3,2lS665 %
Amount Of premiums reed thereon ao,ssa4
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Table ClgfterV.

one OF tho best sssortments Of. Ivory, Rubber,
" Horn, Bone and Wood Handle Knives, with
Silver and Plated Forks, that has over been offered
prices, at lisl TwAMBLEY a SMITHS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-06-10

lrss. cleared thereon. Seized AID taken
In execution and 10 be sold M the prop,
eriy " David Micbnels
Also, n certain tract Of land alluhle In
Bradford townshir Cleatheld county con,
tanning about D acres, more or less, being
part OF y lager tract of land warranted lev
the name OF George Hughes, With the Inn.
ptoycments thereon erected. being tho
same premises levied on under H.. Ia. No.
GS, March term, 1862. Seized aud taken
In execution and to DO sold as the proper.
" ol l.asC Shirey.
Also, n certain tract Of land situate In
Brady township, Clcarield county, Penn
sylvunia, beginning at q corner. thence
North enc degree east along land Of NJ.
Shatl,r aud Eli II III pcrches TO post,
thence north 80 lepreos west by lands OF
W. Reynolds and $. Dunlap 1874 pcrches to
post on Erie Turnpike, thence south
80 degrees east along said turnpike 70 per,
to post, thence north 7S degrees east along
said turnpike 10 perches to post. north -
degrees west alo1g lot Of John Hoover 100
feet TO post, north IS degrees east 1876 feet
TO post, south II degrees east $50 feet to q
post on said turnpike thereabout said
turnpike, north IS degrees east 100 feet to
pest and corner Of lot Of John Ileberling,
thence north II degrees west along said
lot l6O feet to post, thence north rs deg.
east along said lots OF said Heteling and
Hi Eye 10 perches to corner OF Hi Eye,
south IL degrees east along lot OF Eli Eye
100 feet to corner of lot of Eli Fee at the
turnpike, thence north IS degr ees east
along said turnpike 1876 feet 10 post, thence
north IS degrees east 90 feet TO place OF
beginning, containing 1l6 acres more or
iess, about 10 acres cleared and under cul.
tivation.
Also, the undivided half part Of a cer>
tam Tannery, situate in Penn township,
with about one quarter Of an acre of
ground thereto belonging and bounded as
follows: on the roth 10y turnpike, on the
west and south by lot of John Russell, Oh
the east by lot of Elisha FeDton.
ALSO. a certain lot situate in Penn town.
ship. bounded on the north by turnpike,
on the west by an alley, IN the south 10y
land Of Eliza Russell, anG on the east by
Tannery lot and lot of Elisha Fenton, CON
tanning about one fourth Of an acre with
n two story frame house aud frame stable
thereon erected.
Also, a certain lot situate in Penn town
ship, bounded south by the turnpike, east
by an alley, north by an alloy west by lot
of james Conreliey containing about one
fourth Of an ucre, with no Improvements
thereon. Seized and taken in execution
and to be sold as the property Of John
Russell.
EDWARD PERKS, Sh'f.
Sherif's Office, ClearGeld, May 20, 1868.
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DIR. VIM. b. HURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
ARE
THE REST IN THE WORLD,
INsCRING
FINE TEETH AND A SWEET BREATH,
AND

AND
CURING TO0THACEE AND NEURALGIA.
Do you wish to be blessed with and adnirel
for PEARLY Ware and Sound TEETH ? Use
DIR. WA. u. UuTd's I~nrivalied Tooth
Powder, warranted free from acid, alktii.or auy
injurious substance. Price, 25 cents per box
M3-BeWare Of the ordinary cheap Tooth Pow.
ders. which whiten bat destroy.
Do You wish to he certain that your BREATH
IL pure, sweet, and agreeable TO husband or wife.
lover ar friends? Use Dr. Hurd's Celebrated
Mouth Wash. Price 81 cents per bottle.
This astringent wash is also the best remedy in
the world for tanker, Bad Breath. bleeding
Gums. Sore Mouth, etc. 1t has cured hundreds.
Do you, or your children suffer from TOOTH
ACHE? Get DIR. HuTd's Magic TO0thache
Drops. Price Is cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA Get
Dr. W rs. IL Hurd's Neuralgia Piasters.
The most effective ani delightful remedy known,
for pains in h, face, chest, shoulders, back, or
airy part o. the body.
They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe and
charm pain away. Try them. Price, Is aud 81
cents. Mailed IN re-eiPtOf price.
For sale at all the best stores throughout the
country.
CARTON As there are dealers who take ad-
vantage Of our advertisements 10 impose upon
their customers inferior preparations, 1t is neces
snry to insist upon having what you call for, and
you will GET THE BEST, thoroughly tested, and
prepared by an experienced and scientific Den.
fist, Treasurer of the Neg York State Dentists
Association and Vice President Of the New York
City Dental Society.
Address
wM. B. HURD & CO., Tribune Buildings
Hew York.
Jan. p, 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-06-10

LIVERY man that has read any IA
II past history Of this WAR must I'D
10 the conclusion that the Confeder1d
mcnt would be broken down. It was Il
ton Of time. But now ", have 'he "A
soul-stirring news 10 cheer US II
only draw back to our joy 81 g%lorifcj
imminent danger Of the Gu. oBeu 4
North to EAT out oar substance, a.d 4
sur shoes! But Of me thirgthc ,opl
icil county may be assured, and ~
FRANK SH0Rr-ior short called 81
selling Boots 81 shoes ~ cheap rs
man in the county aud IL Won dynt
just give him a call on court-weet, urat
time, nad see for yourselves. lie y
mind the pubic that his SHOP is q \
street, in Shaw's Row-where you Z
just as Short as usual--if not a lit.le
CASH than he would like to be.
All kinds Of work on hands ord ma
on short notice, aud as well made, an
as can be "skeered" up here or olseva
va Don't forget the shop--oa "A
in Shaw's Row, directly olpysi,c
SwooPo's office. II
Clear6eld, June II, 1862.
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Terms of Advertising.

over three weeks ana less than three mOLthS IS
cents per square for each ingertion.
Business retces not exceeding Shines are in.
serted for p ? yes-.
Advertis I'm snts net Married with the number Of
;]IeTtions desired, will BE- ooatinusi until forbid
aud charged according 20 thsse terms.
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CLARIFIED STONE WARE POTTERY.

Thankful for past favors and solicidous Of fu.
ture patronage. / would respectfully announce
that l have on hand again, and viii constantly
Keep at the Pottery in this borough, on the cor
.ner a short distance east Of the Methodist Church,
a large stock Of C~roekery such as Cream crooks,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe casing
DC. de.i and alec an extensive sstorimeui Of
different sizes and patterns Of brackets and
rosettes for cornice on houses, and other moul-
dings.
Any moaldings not on haad will be unde to
order on short notice. ALSO Ere brick made
snd kept for sale.
E@--A lissral reduction on prices made I,
wholesale dealers. 2. LEITZINGER.
clearheld. may 20, l56l.-iy.
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THE ~"REPUBLlCAN."
Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.

II paid in advance, or within three months, 81 rs
If paid any time within the year, l 50
If paid after tho expiration Of the year, 2 90
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TERMS.

DAILY. WEEK..
Per annum, SO 90 Per mum. /;
Six Months, 3 90 six months.
Three Months, ! so Three Noaths.
Copies delivered a. 10 comics one ad's
the counter and to 20 q" "
Agents q CARR ers Pets 30 " "
ES,- Payment required invariably in aid
Address. A. J GLOSSBRENNER 4 ed
Feb. 2, 1868 43O Chestnut st. Philadelps
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FLYERS Patent Churn.

4 superior art Gle. A family using this Churn
never need be without butter!
All the above and many other articles are fur.
nished to customers cheap for CASH or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Msplc,
Poplar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for fu- nimre.
Eo~Remember the shop is on Market street
Clearfeld, Pa. and nearly opposite the "Old Jew
Store" JOHN GULICH.
Nov. &c, 1S62.-y
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PROSPECTUS
on
ssSpnnos ,SAcsD.ss
A National Democratic kew,,..
n be gvJh5h,d Daih anil rath tfa'
N HH1aflia. 6y y"
A. j. GLOSSBRENNER 6co
A. D.
pRoarrcrra


"T1E AGE" will advocate ths 3D.,
Poley OF the Democratic party, aud Mix
Ivts heoes'arly iaVor TIE restoration Of M NV
o. tNts, ana defend The Constitution of,s VrreI
yea Slate' and that Of ,hi, C~ommonw,nl,I VI
II viii freely and fairly discuss an lssi,.
subjects OF Newspaper comment, ineluSa ul1
course ana pfe-eninently at this time. an
nons CONNECTED WIN the existing unhapp,
II will tearlcssly ]criticise the public s.,.
lie servants, and defend tbe legal ana s.S
tional rights Of individual citizens md Jsu'ps
oiEn States, against ~nssuultv from INV wal
II will feok TO awaken the mind, of N 'N'
TO u proper sen 20 Of the actual copd;j,. WA
Rtpublic-to present to them, trpthG,n." n
fearful perils In which we stand AZ n 49, n
exhibit the magnitude Of the ,ask tbn, h E
them, !fthey would check our downvn,a~'Vu 9i
and 10 inspire them with r~atriotie
tiou to apply rue REMEDY for our psionsI ' '@a
In brief, It will, in all things, aim 70 t,
faithful exponent Of Democratic pdno,ni
to render itself worthy To be an ersaa .a
Democratic party, under whose op,ri,.. ~
country prospered 50 long and 20 VII ~
restoration Of thDt party--the psrty os ~, IN
snTUTIoN and the UNioN-tO puSst. IN : IN
latiye and executive governmental b,n.S u
the States and Of the Union, we believe al.
cesssry to avert anarchy, and the utter rl y
the Republic. To contribute 70 thai r,,,o,,a
will be our highest aim.
The News, Literary, Commercial. ana IN
departments, will receive due attentio1. M
be 80 conducted as to make 'THg AGE"
Of the support Of the general reader.
va The many difficulties now surrounjin. !
enterprise Of the magnitude Of that in Wbict
undersigned are engaged, require them tosna
TO the public for n generous support. aud IA
for ''TnE AGE' hbera! patronage and extern
circulation.
The present state Of tho preparatory arns
ments warrants the expectation, that tbs n
number Of the Daily will appear before ,hcd
Of the present mouth, February, 1851
Weekly will be isgucd suou tbarpaftsr
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Marshal's Sale.

pY virtue Of writ VepditoMi expoas to me directed
~ from the Circuit Court OF the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee at its October term
1865 viii expose public ssle TO the high est BIDDER,
for cash at The dOor Of the Courthouse. In Nashville,
Tennegsee, cammtncibs ut IL O'Clock, A. M, on
TUESDAY, the l2th day Of JANUARY, 1884, all the
ghi, lite, claim, interest, and estate, winch W. b
A. Ramsey has In certain tract parcel Of land in
Edgehed, Davidson county, Tenn, bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at stake Ia the centre OF Spring
street. in centre Of the cuivert where the said street
crosses the creek, being the beginning corner Of
tract q land conveyed b. the Uuien Bank Of Iennes-
see 10 Moses W. Wehnore, BY deed bearing date the
I2h OF April, 1872 thence along the centre OF said
street South, 70 degrees Fat, nine pples and l2lCO
OF a pole, 20 a stake in the eentre Of said street
thenoe along the centre Of said street. South, SO
degrees hast, thirty two poles and loo 81 poe,
20 stake ia the centre Of the intersection OF Spring
and Bass streets theace With the centre Of Bass
street North bs degrees East, thirty poles and
5000 q POLE 10 the centre Of Foster STREET thence
along the centre OF Foster street North, IA West,
seventy nRe peles, 70 stake, corner Of tract OF
land conveyed TO EAid Wetmore by William L. Eos.
ter, by deed dated 18th April, 1919 thence with the
line Of said last mentioned tract Of land, along the
cehtPoof Fosterstest North, s91 degrees West, nine
polss 30 TIE beginning corner u sad tract, where
Foster street crosses the creek thence down the
centre Of the creek North, = degrees West, sixty
four poles aud 5000 Of 4 pole, TO the beginning
containing Seventeen and quarter acres, moro ~
less the Same being levied on 10 satisfy judgment
rendered by the sad Court In favor OF I. ?. Starr
against said ". b. A. Ramsey and others.
X. r. GLASCOCK, Msrshal.
nov2s-St By W. LELLYETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ readioni sxposas 70 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF the United States for
the Middle District OF Tennessee at ts October term
1858, ! viii eIp0so TO public sale, 60 the hg a.
esi bidder, for cash, a. the door Of the Cguri-
house, in Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at
II O'Clock, A. ~, on TUESDAY, the 12lh day of
JANUARY, 1864, al the right title, claim, interest
and estate which Nicholas Hebson has in Lots
Nos 81, 81, and So Of Robson Gwhelesss Second
Addition 10 Nashville. commencing at abe corner
Of Hobson and Fatherand streets, aud frt nting
Ia herland street $50 feet, running hack a line
with Hobs3n street i7o feet 70 fifteen feet alley, with
the mprosenep thereon, and appurtcnsrces there
10 also, az the same time and place, Al the right,
ttie claim, interest, and estate which said Nicholas
HObs0n has in seventeen acres OF land N Davidson
county, Tennessee, eorneriug Hobson Chapel,
Rdgehed being that portion Of The old Hobson tract
lying next 20 said Chapel, 70 be severed from said
tract 10 the form Of square nearly ss may be- q
lots aud parcels 81 land Aforesaid beng levied N 70
satisfy Judgment q said Circuit Court q the United
Sistss in favor sf I. p. Starr, and sgsiBst sad
Nicholas Hobsoa. E.R. 6LASCOCK, a aushaI. I
noT2s-9t 81 W. LsILTETT, Deputy.
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HEa DoUARrERs U. S. FoRoEs,
Nashville. Tenn. Dec. II. 4S63.(


General Oydz, No. 40.
The following regulations Of the Bu-
rssu Of Washington, in ehsrge Of prison.
ers Of war, are published FOR the benefit
Of this community.
Z These Instructions viii be strictly fol-
lowed by al officers at this Post:
"Visiiors, out Of mere curiosity, will
in no case, be permitted. Persons having
basinsss With the Commanding Officer or
QuartermAstsr may, with the permission
Of the Commanding Officer, enter the
camp 10 remain only long enough 70 trans
act their business. When prisoners are
seriously III, their nearest relatives, pa
rents and wiVes, brothers or sisters, if
they arc loyal people, may be permitted
10 make them 3 short visit, but under no
other Circumstances viii visitors be al
loved to zee them without the approval
Of ihe commissary General of trisOn
ers.D "
k@Pnsouers win be parOled, or returned
only by authority Of the War Depart
meDt, or By direction Of the COmmissAry
General Of Prisoners"
By command Of
Brig. Gen. r. S. GRANGER.
w. NEYls, Capt. and A.A.G. p
dseI3 Nv
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united States of Amerioa:


hinnlg DISTRICT Or TESHsssSEf--Eo. 80
lAThE NEAS, On the stl day d Drchmber, is6s, sn
w fni1rmailcn VS. .dlcl IN tie District Court q
thn IN 81 Stste. taT said Dn1rnz. BY Hnraoe H. Hsr
risp, E.q Attorney 81 thc United states fir said
pisifict * nsi 10 lisgs 20 Cotton yarns ----
, aeeglHk IL Egbsisecc that on The day Of ----
sez-d urei el The United States ier causes set
hrth In ssa Information, and alleged 20 be true 10
VII; Eooaasa 81 the tine aad amer the plssage OF an
act q Congress approved July n, 1852, and entitled
IA act ~ saHfsefa rsciicn % punish treason
VIC rso lon - reiEa aud couascste The property q
rsbsl' All for other purp0sssn tie owners Of said
frpsrv Were engaged IN aGing snd Rbettibg an
Arined REBELLION agaiBsi tie Government Of the
Snited sisrs snd tbsy dd not within SKY dags af'
Ter The rutfc warning and rrcClamsii d duly given
1ed rsie 81 ~ 18th day o. fuis 1861 n pursuance
q aad &C. ~ TIE fresidrut Of the Gated States,
$3.50 - al q, oountsnsuc and abct said fsbeliiun and
reiorn . thcr elcEauoe 90 the gnitei States. ard
iTayiug ~ pocess t. enforce The 81 are aud coz
dsnnat ea - si pr perry, and that All seTscns
cfned~n httfest therein inay be cited ID APP
NE return Gay VI raid proc 90, ami uterPose their
cAims.
Nov, taFsso-e, n purscahcs nf ths mouisioa Of
SAID Oorft, under he eesl 81 tho Cpart, 10 me
elssSied hsrshf gfs pubiis notioe % all psTsoas
elneerned ~ interest is said property seized
Hpfesaifstc aer before "a Court II he FEDERAL
eeaft feun b tee Stale Cafitcl al Narhviiie on
at.if - Acaaay 81 April, 1854, Al 10 dc,ock A. n ,
tA1n and thare 20 in'erp5ae their claims
1. r. GLASCOCK,
deciS-lEt.
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Marahal,s Sale.

obedieRee % three writs sszdisoai e4p0Has 10 me
Il dirscted from the Circuit Court Of the Cniied
States. ~ liz Ietober term for 1893, Iwill, At d
O'Clock, A. NJ On TUESDAY, the 1slh Of JANUARA
1854, expose 70 public sale 20 Che highest bidder fer
En, At the Court house 70 Nsshyie, Dsyldspn coun
~, Tenn. all tho right TILE, cis fnsres and estate
which Edmond Duief has IN = lot OF ground in The
town u MauoeeshorO. Tenn, with twoEtor,r
frame house thereon described f3hows: \ ~
ginning 81 John Mcpermott's Soath West corner AID
running thence " al OEs Manfred and any feet %
street, thence North Que hunsFed and ninety che
feet, more or less % g. II. Ellotts south Vest cor
ncr, the0oe Essi one huadred and ffy feet % John
MeDernott's, thence with said heDermott's linz one
hundred and ninety che feet, more or iess % he
beEiusing . levied 70 satisfy tadgnet sssuel hT
the Circuit Court ~ tue United States for the Middle
Dstriol q tennessee az It's April term 1soR n fsor
q ASP. Reed and Jos. b. Thompsoh a Co., ana
as,ainet Duder Garner.
2. r. 6iAScOCE, NafSlai.
ney2s-3t By W LElITrTT, Deputy.