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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-13
TENNESSEE BRANCH
OF THE
AEl0NAL CLAIH AGENCY
CONDUCTED nv
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. @.
CHARLES 81. GREEN, agent
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

MS AGENCY Possesses peculiar facilities fer The
successful prosecution and settlement Of Dc
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It, conductors having had sewers
years experience 10 the management Of claims
fore Congress, tho Court Of Claims, and the Exesu
tive Departments at Washington, and boinE thor
oughly acquainted and fimar with tho laws ano
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cases arislps
out OF the present war, including the accounts Il
States, Contractors, aud Disbursing officers Of tho
War aud Navy Departments, aud FOR HCOlIoct.
Ing, Drilling, aud organizing VOls
uuteers,'' tho reimbursement of which Is author
izod by an act ef Congress; CLAIMS FOB INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO suCB
PROPERTY, for Icrses lost in the service, and 70,
Military Pay, Pensions, ana IsOunty
Land.
We give special attention to procuring Pen.
sions, BOuDtIes, etc, Aocruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, oontracted al easo or In,
families Of such as have died, or been killed While in
the discharge Of their limo of dirty az such during N
present war
Special care viii also be given 10 claims which
have been heretofore Tg Rejected OF Suspended
by the Departments or AmeiicIently H1anayod
Prompt attention also given 10 the collection q
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the use Of tho Army, to arranging Accounts viii
and collecting Claims against the Quarterma ssrs Do,
Partment
All Claims placed in our hands receive our PROMPT
Personal Attention, thereby securing mani
which, IN the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage our daily iItei
course with all the Departments enables us in "a %
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedily thss
whore al communication and ether necessary dotot
must DO conducted through the malls.
To this'ond, solicit you to forward to Us any OF
all cases ofsuchsharaoter you may from time to tns
have presented, and, as is custom, we will fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and, whet
required, instructions.
No charge made in any unless successful
Address; CHARLES II. GREEN.
No, 80 Cherry Street,
kashyillp. Ipon
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Sherif's Sale.

IL rected and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at it8 June
term 1862, Will expose to public sale to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Court House yard, in tho city
Of Nashville, on Monday, the 23d day IF February,
1868, all the right, title claim, interest and estate
which A. s. Higgins then had, or may have since
to-wit One tract OF Land lying on the waters Of
stones river, In District No J. 10 miles from Nash
vile, formerly known John Huggins land, bound
ed on the East by Miss Il. A. Hug gins land, on the
South by the lands Of Goo X. KimbrO and Col or w
Bugg. Also, another tract containing so 90 acres
b unded on the North aud East by T. Castleman and
Marx Ridley, and on the West by stones river levi.
oil ON AS tho property Of A. liuggns, to satisfy Rn
eyecrt On against A. L. Higgins and g. W. Charlton
In favor OF n. Cunningham.
NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
by j. k. BUCHANAN, p.S. Jan20- wSt
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GoLn-That the price Of gold is alto
gelher too high is indicated by the fact
that our debt to Europe was probably
never smaller than il is now. The price
has been run up by speculation, in which
the banks are partners, through their
practice OF making loans on gold, Il is
perfectly well understood that a great
Union victory or the liberation Of some
hundreds of thousands of bales of cotton,
would send gold down with a crash
Boston Transcript
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[PUDLIo REsoLUrIov-No. g.
Approved Feb, 8, 1863,

JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the
thanks of Congress TO Commander John
L. Worden, of the United States navy.
Reso'U d by Tho Senate and House Of Rep
reseptatiges Of The United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That in pursuance
Of the recommendation of the President
of the United States, aud to enable him
to advance Commander John L. Worden
one grade, in pursuance of the ninth sec
ton Of the act Of Congress of sixteenth
July, eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
that the thanks of Congress be and they
are hereby rendered to Commander John
l.. Worden for highly distinguished con-
duct in conflict with the enemy in the
remarkable battle between the United
States iron clad steamer monitor" un.
der his command, and the rebel iron
clad frgate "Merrimack, in March, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty two.
Approved, February 3, 1868.
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A bill had been introduced in the rob
ell Senate 10 enrol as conscripts all white
males dl for military duty between the
ages Of eighteen and forty-Gye, in the
employment Of the Government, aud 10
ell the places they yaoate with COM
petent persons unfit for such duty.
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Sherif's Sale.

ID virtue of an atlas vcndition exponas 70 ne d.
ID reciod and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson County, Tennessee, al Us Jute
tenn. ls62 l viii exnose TO puolie sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash. ~ the Court Houseyari m
ths city Of Nashville, Monday the 23d day Of Bob
ruary 1863 al the right title claiu interest and os-
tatn, which J H. Charlton then had, may have
aimee acquired 10 and the following described prop.
erty, io-wit trat Of laud containing eighty acres
bounded The cast ~ Maj. Gulberie's land on the
south by Mr, Turner's, CA The west by Mr.. Gilman,
and en- The forth BY tue Chattanooga Railroad lev
ci the property Of !. II. Charlton, TO satisfy
Judgment rendered in favor Of George Richards
against J. H. Charlton. J. II. Austin ard Thrs A.
Harris. J. NJ HlNruN sheriff
jan. 23--w3. Hy J, K BUcnASAS, u. :.
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EORR3Cr INTELLIGENCE WILL Ok GIVEN 1Y
~ any soldier from tho above States, whether
stuK, WOuSprn, KILLED. on rAyEs PafsuNEu, and
In what battles no inay have been engaged AVID
whore bic regiment l. stationed
Information Wil also be gwen % the condition Of
a'y sick or woun'ed soldier w 81 louip, LouisviIs
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or .ny uoafItni
ia the Western Department and where those Killed
In batue or have died from their wounds are buri.
Cd and where thsse hahon prisoners are con.
nue1.
rhiu Is the only Army intelligence once In IN,
Department OF tho Mississippi, or Western fopart.
meut,-nnd Information OF soldiers from any oi tts
above states can DO given at any time by calling OF
writing to the Army Intelligence once.
Pc sons writing viii please give tho nRme of al,
90 dor what state he enlisted "a, ami the uuuhor
his regiment Charges for any kina ofAt " Iutcli.
gence vii be Two DOLLARS, and any person " ritiug
viii please enclose tae amount M order 20 SCENE
sttention 60 their inquiries
Addr@ss' Army Intelligence Onioc, ~. Lons No.
d" '-'r' . Box lSis. May rs, l803-ly
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Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue ofun aligs vtnditoni expenas to me d..
ID fectcd and delgvgrsl f.on the n nOrsblc Crcuit
Court Of Davidson C1Gnty TBun at It's June term sea-
VIII cHpnoo - pahlio cato to he highest bidtur
c.sh, at The Court House yard ia TIC city Of Nashville
on Mon lay. the 23l day OF FEBRUARY, 1863 all tho
right, title, claim, interest AMI estaiet which d. T.
MoGavuek then had may have since acqu red IN
N the FLOWING desc hcd proper ~, to wit. Ist Ne
"a atinz 2i3 feet inches on Cherry street. Of the
Plaza Of d. T. McGavocs lets registered Ia the Regs-
te, ciice, book No. H. rage 1913, being levied
u properly uf D. T. n Gavock to satisfy ~ gmeni
onderod Ia lRvor Ct Protection Insurance Co. against
n. o. heGavJck and H. II. Chca,ham, this, Jan. 22d,
1868 j. NJ. HINTON Sheriff
ByJ. X Buchanan, n. 3. jan. CIV 81.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias venditioni exponas 10 me d.
l. rccted and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Cont OF Davidson County, renu., AT ts June term,
1862 viii expose 10 public sale to the highest bidder
Cor cash At the Court House yard in the city &C Nash
VILE Monday the 23d day Of February, 500, all
the right, title claim interest and estate which O..
W. Peal then had or may have since acquired 90 and
to the following described property, towit tract
n land containing rs acres lying ON the Murreesbore
pike, 10 miles from Nashsihc aud bounded follows,
towit beginning az The iron lin centre Of Hurfroos-
b0ro pike, thence south thirty-eght aud oue-half
west thirteen poles, south 81 west "a 20 centre Of
a spring. and bounded on the north by I II. d. kim.
brow's, on the west by w. r. Cartwright, and the
south by w. stevens, east by 4 Bethel, levied on as
the prOperty.of G. W Peal, u satisfy judgment
rendered In favor OF James Whitworth agaidst e. w.
Pen, >. +. D. r. shumate and X. II Wallace Jan.
22l 1853. J. N. HINTON, sheriff.
by J X. BuenANAN, D g.
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HEADQU ,ErEEs Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENN,l
JaDuaIV IL 1861

uEhUVU NhIENa V8Il NAsHNILLfI LNNYT
January Is, 1868,
Special Orders No. IS.
~. Permission is given to the munici-
pal authorities Of this city to impress
vagrant negroes into the service Of per-
forming scayenger duty in the city so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations Of the military impressing
patrols. By order of
Brig. Gen. ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
JNo. PRATT A. A. q.
JSo, HuoH SnrH, Mayor Of Nashville.
Jan.l6-if
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To Army Q6ioors and Soldiers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
FROM SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
The Lyncbburg Republican, of Wednesday, says

The DyncbbuTg hepuDHcan, OF W ednetday, says:
The additional information which we gain of TIE
movements Of the enemy in the southwestern poron Of
the State is from reverend gentleman Of our city,
who returned Yesterday from that region, where he has
been scnurning for several days he represents the
excitement being over but that great diressa To-
convenience resulted families in Wytheve from the
threatening aspect OF affairs many Of whom abandoned
their homes on the FIRST alarm. Tae male population Ct
WYbe county turned out en- hadsSe TO meet the iqva-
ders in hch they fully sustained by the people
of the neghborrg counties, who also came out in full
force. proner disposition has been made OF the
forces who hold themselves in readiness to congregat
Within a sh Tt time at given points
The general impression prevails that portions Of the
enemy are scattered through the country in small par
ties diveTging from the main body, whose whereabouts
have rot been precisely loo ed Several incid nts have
occurred 10 cause this opinion tn be generally held
The stealth appearance OF perso7s at the bridges that
are guarded, on than one night, and when hailed
wthOu, Ponse they fired on they escaped from
he locality in great haste The declaration of the prs-
oners captured by s. that their object to intercept
the train that was TO pass down durng the night would
indicate that portions of the enemy proving In the
vicinity and OF they must have supports at no
g,eat distance of. The enable points of he approaches
10 Wythev!le and other places, vel fortified, the
only da ger ing that tie enemy may select route
no ANTICIPATED TO make dash the railroad or Salt
Works.
At late hour las. evening, the forces OF this city
were notified by the commandtnt Of the post TO hold
themselves in readiness to proceed to point the rail
road
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
TIE BIBLE AND SLAVERY.

To The Editor Of the Wig:
see by the newspapers that YAnkeedOm aAd Eng
land are yet stumbling over slavery propose to SIT
down of the places in the Bible where slavery is
spoken Of and making remarks on the first and
last quotations / presume every man has Bible and
can read for himself, and knows what the old Federal
Constitution is on the subject
Twill here say that the word "slavs" occurs only
twice la the English translation Of the Bible and there
Is no word in the original to require IL
Genesis 9th chapter, verses rs, g. 81. The 26h
verse reads thus: "Oursed be Canaan; a servant Of
servants shall he be unto his brethren In the Arabic
version of this verse it Is; Ham, the father of O.
Ham, Il Hebrew scholars be right means Black, and
the word Negro in it's root means Black, and
the word be underscored should not be there because
there Is moth ng in the original to authorize II and it
Weakens the sense consequently the verse may be
rectly translated Truss "Cursed negro the father of
Canaan slave Of slaves shall hebe to his brehren"-
Chap IA verses a. I6 chap. l6 verses to IA; chap.
90, verse H. Exodus, caap 20, verses 10, II (save
here alsO6 Ezekiel chap. 20, verse 20. desOrihAA me-
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grOs seh as that of ASS Matthew, chap s. verses g.
10 -four C'nturions spoken of in the New Tesla
ment with commeDdatiOn) Mark, CT. 10, verse 81;
Luke. chap T. verses q s. T. g. o. 10; chap. L. verses
81, as, IS &c, AZ: John. chap a. verse 81; chap. g.
verse "a slave of sin) 35; Acts, chap. 10, verse
niger black, rec DR.. Adam lark this wordG Ro
ma1r, chap l. verse l. chap. IS, verse Ia lst Germ
thians chap T. 81, %, 20; chap. Q, verse l9
% CORN HANS chap. 4, verse 5; Ephesians chap. g.
verse 5, 6; Philemon 10 Tread the whoeE Timothy,
chap. s, verses to 6. Here is requirement of the
Apostle to withdraw from all who oppose slavery.
What il the situation of Germany and New England /?
Are they not two nations of infdels! VIII not Old
England shortly be in the same category unless they
change?
could ssy much more, bu' here choose to stop.
ALBEMARLE.
We have had the pleasure Of looking over very
able paper the subject of slavery, prepared bV A
Judson Crane, ESQ., Of this city, at the request of
English gentleman now in this city, for publication in
England. The argument il drawn mainly from nature
and the Bite and is model Of compactness vigor and
scholarship 1t can not fail to produce a strong i'm
preston even the preudiced mind of England. We
hope to see it republished in this country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
Tur TOvIxo1 The walhingtOn Journal saws !:

1t is about time fer "R4ie Boreas clustering railer
to be getting ready 10 comacncs TO begin blosipg
81 ght prelude to the equinoIia gales. The san will
crOss the lice the Ina will cross the SUM- on the 2lst
lust, at which time the days and the nights are Of
equal length and ntiher being able to whip the other,
they fight bosterousy for the supremacy, and raise
quite gale, not TO say tempest or hurricane, or
eyena Icone Ike that Which, some years since, swept
up the coast and sTampSd the Csntrdl America.,
Why shou'd not the winds arise and blow all the
monitors ashore, where they would be left high and dry
the Iecedng of the waters which, in the meantime
had washed all the Yankees and negro troops with all
their works Of iniquty, OF Morris Island The clouds
do look as if they expected, TO raise the wind. 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
FUBLIc MINING IL lIsooLH COUNTY, n. o.

Pursuant to notice, large and respectable meeting
assembled in the Court House in Lncolion 90 the 9th
day Of September, 1863 TO take into consideration the
state of the country.
The meeting was organized BY calling John Coulter
O., to the Chair and appointing Jacob RSmsour, Esq
aud A. COstner, Secretaries.
Upon melton, committee Of seven was appointed
10 dfa resolutions for the sodOn OF the meeting The
chair appointed the following gentlemen said commit
tee, viz:
Rev 49, Berry, Jasper Stowe, D. +. Johnston Dani /
Finger, W. Al. Rinehard, r Haynes and V. A. Nc
Bee, Eos.
The committee having retired, Major Magruder being
called upon, addressed toe meeting in a very iorcible
and able manner In favor Of the justice of cause
showing the absence Of any real cause for dspondenoy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
DIED.

At Moena the idence Of her father Mr. John A. Scott I'm
the county Of Prince Edward evening OF the lin
ber 1865 ss ALICE BERKkLsY, wife Of Mr. Robert Blair
bel kelley, Of the 54h virginia Regiment. =
They married April and he remained but SIX days
with bride, his duties the army requiring bis return H.
70 that the wife dropped
Lom the day Of his departure ten have heard Der sWe
panuye voice, alone, reminding me Of young
dove OF rs partner geve NOT dear Bob sa
tho Without hope Jour Alice angel and you have
the assurance hope will meet her agaa In
No foot can enter there resist Shsse oppression you
viii be Compelled TO her. But together, IN the pres
euce Of God nothing your happiness And 10 hat
crowd N br ht SD rts Surrounding Throne Of the edeemer
NOT one viii be lovely than hfs and no sTteer voice
abe It's notes praise OF Jes1s llt,J y n n
81 eV- City papers Please copy. - 80
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
FINANCIAL AND coMaEaCIAL.

RcaMosD Thursd1y Sept IL 1853
81 Prices Of Bords ard Stocks have undergone
no vsriat on sincs cur last Fetkiy report sGkre-
fore omit quotations. A sale OF bonis sndt 10y
Messrs Davenport Co., all take place Frids5Io t"y)
at their ssles room. We quote gold at SO for 81;
silver 50 for 81. These are TIE commission brokers'
selling rates The money broker pay these rales, ard
ask sl2 for gold and Sill for sser hut the n Of
bu'iness is ve'y ligh'. y-sa2 .s-4
in the general markets we note an upSard
tendency in prices for various articles of subsistence
We cut DIN a let OF quotations: l.f.fI ll
Brsddsfxfs, etc Wheat 5000 rs: corn IS; -four
scsrcs and none for sale at the Giego Mills. hesas
DIN. & TO. ask $40 for their "extrs." The commits
sion merchants ask sS7t for super $40 for extra. Corn
Meal 5000 25. Mil 0fli-Bran 81 rs; shorts 81 80;
brown STUFF 81 ship stuffs So Spring Oats S.; win.
ter do, ST. aa-F ,-s.' Ha
Country Produce Onions 5000 per Dbl; IIsh
potatoes 1907 per bush $40 per bb beeswaI 81 90
per ID; talow 81 so per III fiIseed s697 per bush
baled hay $500 per 100 lbs.' ~
Irorisi ,ls.-Blcon firm at 81 80 for hog round
Lard 81 sc@l 80. Butter So 1903 so.
Leather etc Sole IS 8 96; names s. 5096; opp
So 5O@7 Hides $3.50 for cry, $50 green, 500 fer
green saltsd sTa
Groceries generally 6rm. Brown sugar 81 5o@2 So
cIai6ed 1903 95 per b. No moIasses in the market
Rice S25@2Sc; salt advancing-now quoted at 47@5Jc
per 10. Other articles a. about last quotations
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BILLS PASSED.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

PRAYER by Rev Mr.. SPRIGd.
Mr. B0ULDIN, from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported against the e1pedency of suspendng the Ii
cense tax upon the dstillaton Of spirits from sor no
or mUlAsses cane
Mr. RUTHERFORD from the Committee on Courts
Of Justice, reported with amendments the Senate II
for the punishment of the harborpg and aiding of de.
serters.
Also, bill for the relief of William E. and James H.
Gaskins
Mr.. VOOLFOLK presented letter and accompany
ing communications from Gen. Ewell. Referred.
Mr.. W0RSHAM offered resolution instructing the
Committee Confederate Relations to inquire into the
pedency of prohb Ting spectators in the necessares
Of life from purchasing real estate; also like prohibi.
ton upon all abe-boGied young men who have not been
il the army. a.
Mr. RAYMOND moved to amend by saying, mot now
10 the army" Agreed to. -
kr WILSON moved to amend by instructing the
committee TO define in what speculation" consists
Agreed to.
Mr. JONES moved to amend By referring to the Com
mittee on Courts Of Justice. Agreed to. so
Mr. TOMLIN thought that the engrossers of money
should be included They purchased lands simply as an
investment and withdrew them from the production of
the country. 81.
2 Mr. W0RSHAh was wiling to this -
Mr. T0bLIN would submit a separate resolution.
Mr. GILMER moved to strike out "young" before
'ablebodied men," Agreed to. ,-
Mr. AABERS moved to amend so as to instruct the
committee 10 define 'ableboded men," Rejected. -ss-
Mr. MORGAN moved to amend so as to cay call men
subject to military duty, and Aliens" Agreed to.
The resolution was then agreed to-ayes 81 noes a.
Mr.. CHALMERS offered resolution of inquiry as to
imposing additional tax all lands purchased during
the war, eady or hereafter. Agreed to.
Mr. NARYE offered resolution for referring the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
Mcclellan.

Ii ia only within tie lat feu day, as We learn from
Yankee SsWsIapsr that Gen. Mcclellan has transmit,
tsd 70 the War Department At Washington the Official
report Of his transactions Commander Of tbe Army Of
the Potomac. Il covers from six 10 seven huudFed
PAGES Of fooselp PAPER and Is withheld from Publica
ton as Is alleged because 80 large JOB Of printing
requires special appropriation By Congress- IL is fear
ful % think what an amount Of falsehOOd, man Of
McOlsllAns faculty in that way, With reary twelve
months 10 do in, may have compressed into those sI
or seven hundred pages.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
THE CALENDAR

was then called, and several lis advanced a stage
The Senate Bill for the punishment Of ttoJe wto bar
Dor aud assst deserters taken up together with the
amendments reported by che House tommittee.
The amendments sdop ed, aud the bill thus
amended laid on the table ordered TO be printed
The amendments strike out the death penalty TO slaves
exempt childs TO iaher foS i've days, as well
as parents 10 soa declare thatthe law shall not APP
ply, in any case, 10 q wife 3
On motion OF Mr. MONROE, the House adjourned.
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NoRrH OARoLlNA AND rHE wAR.
L1NCOLSTON, n. O, Sept. 9. ls5

LINCoLNTON, n. O, Sept. 3. 1903.
To The Editor Of he Wig:
send enclosed printed copy of the Resolutions
adopted BY meeting Of eitizsns in this county on the
stA:e of the war, country &c. Can you find loom for
them in your valuable papers The resolutions very
carefully drawn and will, think meet your cordial APP
pr val Your friends and subscribers in this region
would be glad to see them In the "Whiy."
Yours truly,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18
COMMISSIONERS OFFIoR, [
EIcImoSD, Sept. &c, 1868. (

IUMMIS3IUNEk5
EIcIndoSD, Sept. I6. 1904
va Ia the Circuit Court Of the city CT Richmond.
CRousk AMI lis. .. I'D. .-.,.... .-1l "a 49,
BY decree en- cred p this use 9Th OF Way 1901
Commission the o. urt lost ueed 70 take
the de1 due 20 the seves itors u1der the deed
IN bill mentioned from John Grouse 70 Arthur Con
nell ia April sG and recorded In the Or nny Court Il
Campbell county, OF the debts Gus 10 jonathan Oater,
10 Mallory aud shotmke endorse for the said nIm Of
Grouse Irvine OF ise debts due 10 other erdi
the said ARM distinguishing In I'D the said deSis
In their order Gf priority. ..... l. -......- -
int e. are hereby notified that have nxed
SATURDAY the 24tI day a 0fobr lse3, ths ume and
my ONCE tie city VI Hchn1 the place Of taking ald
the raid decree this puoca I'm Is g. be considered
tqu yalent pc service notice The parties
TH0s. EvANs
CommisGlontr n OhAnfrry.