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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29

SECOND WARD STATION CASES. Henri,
Eoehn, drunk turned over TO military. Geo
Brown and Peter Enrich, fighting; fined g
each-both tfamstrrs. VIM. Watkins, JOSEPH
hill and Chas Parker, three Of the gang IA ker
rem TIE house of s Tally by roundsman Tai
with tie reserve police, failed 10 pay their fines
aud were committed TO the workhouse thi,
morning BY Justice Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29

NEEDED IMPROVEMENT petition, signed
by large nuInb-r of our most prominent citi-
Gems, was yesterday presented 10 Congress, ask :
ing for thu improvement of Second street west,
by the extension of the arch which crosses Pa
avenue ii that point, over Tiber crack. The
present arch is i6J feet in length, and was con /.
stTuctrG III f-i2'i3, at a cost of 212,D0O. An ad-
dition OF similar length would make Second ST.
~ aiiabIe for travel from that point northward.
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RoBBING GRAVE TARD.-Some scoundrel
or sconndrs!s on Saturday night last entered
the Congressional Cemetery and 70 sbed it OF
two beautiful marble fgures-one from the
family lot OF Jacob Gideon, Esq, being a statue
about three feet high, in standing position,
with the hands folded across the breast rapre
seDtiDg Meditation; the other from the family
lot Of George Parker, Esq, being the figure of
an infant, about twenty inches long, reclining
On its right arm and side.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.-The Com.
missioner of Public Buildings recommends an
enlargement Of the Library of Congress, and
The architect of the Capitol Extension has pre-
pared plan for the purpose. Il is not antici-
pated, however, that action will be taken upon
the subject At the present session Of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29

HCArTrRr.-Ycaprday, Parrolman Guion,
OF IN Second Ward, went 10 the house kept by
-, I'M atty, near Growers Theater, 10 arrest
Z HTty - no Lad violated law; and when ia got
th"!- 20 found a crowd OF discrdsrly negroes.
no gathered ahout him, using abusive Ian.
EI.ngs, aDa no informed lin that they ara
IT, n"E:, and "a good rs he 'sor any nth-r ,n4n"
~ uloh '-i1 a.,d PROCEEDED 10 he station house,
51i I'm ne rive guards, went back aud
AiTr-'Pfi ne iCitowing named n.yroes: ,lhar;as
or, W II. watkins, Alex. Sprigy, John Hr@-
gins, Jr'ss ltiii, Wash. iIvsC-, John Rich.ri
N. GnEng, IsIIes Davis, Francis Trayars
Ehas. Park er, Hugh Payne, aud Jas. Shields
aDG !CC n: q tA,I: ~ Tie station -hDuSa yhar
j .Ltcr G...:cr who il Row att'rdiuy tha ga
IA y -GOrse trials Of thF h'rd nd Fonr.h us-,s
= g CF1'T..i ;5TTrd-ho0sa by appointuant and
o. S-,ccn: Ward II cons. qu.uos % 40 r,aa
.li:t: . j.. tie C'ayton,5 arr:v q t1sz- yy,-a
1.r:IcI. q, nui tha Justice -;sr-d each % nav
fD- "I 5'5 ai.i II" TTi'a iai.,,lor ii AR,
"a e.
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DsATHs OF SOi oIEKs.-Ths following have
Do ErPor-ed 70 capt Harts, (sffice cornaf OF
k1chteentn ard q s,rseIs.) since our last, at
which place all information relative 70 de-
ceased roic;rrs may Do obtained:
y *. Marsh, lI;h H.; Lieut. A. ]. An
drrwe, irsIh n. Y; John Mcin,re, 2Oth Mass;
IhCs. p-mopth, 27th N. J.; J. A. oslin, I.ith
\: Z; d. KILLER. s,h Mich. Cav; g. n. Blake,
sth Vt; 7. Bali, eeth n. Y; A. IL. Comiu., 3ith
10Th PA. Cav Il. Shaw, 2d d G.; a. Stoltz,
a'"h Pa. &. II. Headl-s, Cd W.; s. SnilIen.
a. n. Y. Ind. Art'y; d. Z Morrow, 18th Pa;
q =. StarnaId, 18th Coma; w. Turpin, 10Th
N u Haaisy, 9th n. H.; ". J. BfiIg-t, ist
- q =. W. Judd, s'h Mich Cav; II Il. Zones,
(r-t--l.l 18th va; Corp. s. Barrett 25th Ohio;
~. b. q. ". SIuilh, 5th Nich. Cav; Jos. Smiit-
7sr, .ijh m; r. +. Hall, lst ID. e.; NJ. keuu-dy,
.e'h n. y. Eat: A. Rice, 2O;h Conn; ] Graan-
Fed, ;%i:h Pa; A. Perry, 9th y. II; T. Wit
ucs, iiS,h Ia; ". Hodgkinson, sth n. y. ;. N.
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ABIRs' BALMORALs AND OONOSHsa
~ BOOTS. Of Glevs Calf Lasting aoroo- - g..
&C, etc, hisses' and Child-en's Balraorls ASEJ
and nocts OF avery descrip tion, Gum LongF ~
Boots, and Shoes, Military and Dress ~.
Seoss, Boys Long Boots, In great variety, st Jas
lowest possible pric 3, at No. I6 Market space Pa
de 9es J. R0SBNFHAb
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- AN -:5'.J-. :. T.. n"v. .,,-"f +i.-n>'
.-. : ':..: a. :: !. go. TO- - "a.
e. - H-l =si- "a. I -.- +. IL. uu. -
- pTHS52- inter tSar. - .- :,riJr..
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Oxs OF THs Eacsssir. RS of mariners, i'm portsnt
the sbi tbe com pssS, il the nAiICi,.s chest
tkst the sCs Sy te II lev. i.Cs Yc-ays;
Il is rot unffe3uentl. found r>. - .:ce!
al he OF sieh uess for which the captain
EErFCCr call upon "a pra"criS- = C--e5
sr~ ever cr wasting of he vital p"w:rs remedy
cGL.s potent o. hr.Ak up the f:-Jrr 4:ore
TIE West-t 10 the latter in the bri'so+: po
~ le .icc Of tiI IL necessary ,Gi- - :e u
= rhIs's cerppai.S -atici-rliy strong IN ram".rs
=, II III los, II IL -Hss nf o"2 - moe man.
- eciai aSaTt frr "a 50 who 90 rrn = me
il: j! ps thsr business in & NJ w.ta-4.p
= "sys 'erisiu Md satisfactory n It's :SS: ts
/ 80: =, .:r' hr recG rn!aUG.i or nor" ~ fuiY
s.'.f;,.tfr tfe p-ti-ct thai ftoa'elt:-s 5ittars.
Il 81 go 81 nip provide n. ln'-lc'!n cHs:
- t'..;I 1 ~ !. TO-. B:t,rrs AID word
!cl u r3t Ht'l~ sintrsss rB3 mono c. sos. ruS
,-ArA,t-~ ~'it "" 49, rirncsi t'..r.i -'Nsi"
Vro,s":'s a.. - -. T.icvinser !. g. IS!
I'm s"-rre. n = @Gts
W.. s-tE' IL 80 ~; Ehoni~ ~ leave tbs
Ity ,.E;.i sut. ZEN. stt- =, .u-rs Tilis Dis
s..ri - .-- ~, Sc. -. v5Ur l.. .IAii vU
800 ~ '.,s,' .cI-r,'r! these u-aticiuea 50
- -. -. N'E-t. Wy Fro3ca sol iier
q!
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NOTICE.-Those in want Of Employment of any
kind would better call on the new Intelii zee
Once, No. S11 Ninth st, where the best OF Fay
will be given to 6rst class Servants. have always
applications en- hand for good Cooks, Laundresses
characteristics, Walters and. Seams stresses; also
for Young Men to wait on tables in private antilles
hotels. Farm Hands wanted Employers In want
of good hep will find it to their advantase to CALL
N. B.-Houses wanted. The best of tenants oan
no 4-tf N. 81. MILLER
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Col. GAEEsCHs.-The Society of st. Vincent
de Paul, AT their last meeting, passed appro.
ptiate resolutions in honor of the memory of
Lieut.. Col. Garesche, who was president Of that
charitable organization. A requiem mass for
his reposs will be offered in ST. Patrick Church
10. morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29

NARIsIs DANCING Professor
Msrini's Last Quarter commences on Tuesday
next, Feb. 3. This is certainly the quarter to
Join, - The lessons then given will be pre- para
tory 10 the usual May Ball. Prof M. has been
acknowledged 70 be q most successful teacher
of the graceful art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29

~ Sl.s.
Aurora Floyd ByM. 3. Brsddon = cents
Lines Len Dat By the author OF Lime UPON
Line IS cents.
Modern War; its Theory and Practice With
MAPS ard diagrams. ByCapt. Ssatad. 81.
! jaN FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29

PUNISHED FOR MUTIEOUs CospUCT-Holsey
J. Nichols, OF the l69th New York volunteers,
has been sentenced by a court-martisl to one
years Imprisonment at hard labor for mutt
nous conduct He was committed to the Old
Capitol prison yesterday, from whence be will
b. sent 10 she Rip Raps
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h RARE AND AMUSING
Elegant colored Illustrations. Books OF every de-
scription. We are now prepared with our increased
faciiti, to supply the world with Books Cards,
Prints. Photographic, Steroscopio Views aud in
fact ANY article sporting otherwise. Also the
Ste-os Cow icview sent receipt OF atty cents
Address DECKSER l. CO., Post Once Bex 500
New York iaV Ir,F
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RORROME0 COLLEGE,

II BALfINOR1 UOUNfY, Mo
The sixth semi ann al session Of this institution
opens on the lst Of February, 1858. Young gentle.
men received At az stage of their sducaton
Rev. 4. @. 8. WALDR0N, Principal,
10 81. 9HSv pikasyille M
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MOKAV1AN BOARDING SCHOOL FOB BOYS
County, PennFylysnia. Besy Of access rom Pkils-
delp his, By North Penn. Railroad TO Bethlehem
and from Harrisburg By Lebanon Valley Rsf1roAd
70 beth!ehem and thence nine miles Per stage.
Music, and LanSuases, Per q to go Ps. quarter.
dA 81 -AA4xns
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FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED.-Wanted to
1 gent, for from one to three years . Furnished
First or Second " ard preferred. Address Lock Box
IS, Washington, D. O.. sel-H
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l. $50 nth street, east side, between g. and II
streets, nsstly furnished snd yezy comfortable
LORs. The neish borhoed ID one OF most desirable
in the city. Every attention paid 10 those occupy
Ing then. No children In the house. tA1E
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ATTEMPTS AT MISUNDERSTANDING the past
week TW attempts have been made by burglars
70 enter the residence OF Mr.. A. Wilson, on
occasion they became alarmed from some
cause, ard Isft.
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L'0R RENT-A com ete, 6ne Furnished HO USE,
Il central part of the city, within two blocks Of
Pa. ave-, all modern convenences, gas. bath room,
atet nerteH ~ iurn ace containing Sns Toens,
Particulars, apply Box 29"W. " Star Office.
Is Zs6t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19

10y virtue Of Urn ssi.isi s1srs q ma directed
u from the Circuit Court % IA Uniie4 taiss, for
lsa, Fil expos % public sale, tosAs ghfe els
Der Tor cssh, AZ The door q the Court-houe n 81
yllle Tcnnes see, oammoneiug al II o'clock, A. zen
TUESDAY, the 18th day q JANUARY lstls az We
right TILE claim. interest, and estate which lahn J.
Mckinley has "a certain iot q groisna IN ne tosn
q Murfreesboro Rutherford county, Iennessee, CON
tsning, BY estimktcn, three h1usand seven hundred
sn1 iy square feet, fonfing tsentyi feet en- The
Pebble Square OF SAID town or MuFfrsesboTo, running
back North ward from Eaid SQUARE che Euuereu ula
fity fset vested in said Mckinley By deed, On the
2itn day Of ssreaaocr ISIS ron X 2; lssiol, r g
isere5 on page Coz q Book ?, Il tee BeFSirer Tor
said county Ct Ratherferd also BET q ground IN
said town o. Murfeesboro, known and designated IN
the original pau q Murfrsesboro a. Lot No %, and
uodnded a. nlws beginning a. a stake, S'aih-
20 corueF q said lot rannirg thence West 80 feet
o stake, thence Horth - ieet 70 stake, shelco
West II " ieet % W G. zlctcher's corner, tlence
North 60 fsef % stake the street, thence East
byteran Church lOt thence South $50 feet . the be
gi1niug -vested IN said Mckinley By deed fr0m
John JOues the 18th day Of Nay, 1852, Registered
on Page 53i q Book s. Of the Registrar Aforesaid;
aiso - o. ground 10 said town Of Aurfffesboro,
bounded follows: q Beginning al STAKE - feet
Nerih Of said McKiniey's South West oo-er ef lot
psEehased from Jones' thence running West 10 s feet
% the street. thence North So fest to stake, with
"a reet o0gLer Of lot owned BY Fletcher, taeuce
Eat IS feet 70 stake thence south % the begin-
D ~ 90 fost, vested IN said Mckinley BY deed from
1854 reg stored page 100 Of the said gisiTaTs
Book also on a lot Of ground In said town Oi Mar
fressboro, BONDED folloEs: " Beginning q TIE
Norlh.E 1T corner q lot Owned BIZ Jas. MeDIN el,
ST. running thence North with the street s. feet D
the the street. thence Fast with tie stoet
q fsst . STAKE thelcs South s. feet y stake
saia n IoWells line, thence West with said line u
feet 10 the beginning, vested In SAID Mckinley By
desd from " C. Fletcher" rig stored on the 18th
Gag q Ociober, 1883, en- pages go and 81 a said
kgstraTs Book no. Ado, on lots Nos 81 and Co. n
or said sosn Of Muir -eEb9ro, bouDded Tel
los: - Beginning on the North East corner & sad
l1tg, ranIing South p poles, % stake on Castle
tt ct thence West poles TO a stake thence North p
poles 70 stake state street. thence East pa = 20
tie begln ng, vested in said Mckinley by deed fuia
". Eedbefteg, recorded Dscernber Is 1888, On pags
81 Or sat giszar's bOOk 10; together vitu ell he
inpTOv mems per sining 70 the aiOresai l0ts OF par
csis Of andleYtFaly, the same beng levied On 10
sat sfy dgmants rendered By The said t0nrt, at
April term or 1852, in favor o. Aeacor L Co.. and
lie ousey, LAfOnrcade q Co., and against sai1 John
7 Mckinley ami Hall 4 Mckinley.
a-fr"f T. Z. GLASC0CK, Marshal.
LOT28-3t By ~. LELLTEET, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

ID virtue " writ UeHdlORi erp0nds 70 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of tho United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee at its October term,
1865 gl expose 10 pubic sale TO the highest bidder
Tor cash at The door Of the Courthouse in Nashville,
Ter nessee, c1mmsncing at II O'Clock, A. M, on
fU BSDAY, the u n day ef JANUARY, 1904 al tie
ght, tit e. claim, interest and estate which ". B.
A. Ramsey has IN certain tract parcel Of land n
Edgeied, davidson county, Tenn, bounded as fol-
lows " Beginning at stake in the centre OF Spring
street, in centre Of the culvert where tie sail street
crosses the creek, being the beginning corner Of a
tact Of land conveyed by the Union Bank Of TenEes
see 10 Noses W. Wetm0re, by deed bearing date the
18th Of April, 1912; thgnce along the centre Of said
street south, 70 degrees Fast nine poles and 1910
Of a POLE 10 a stake In the centre Of said street
thence along the centre Of said street, South, 63
degrees Fast, thirty two poles and 100 Of pole,
10 stake ia the centre Of the iutcrsct9n Of Spring
and Bass streets thence with the centre OF Bass
street North. $50 degrees East thirty-iOur poles
90 100 Ct POLE 10 the centre OF thgnee
along the centre OF Foster street North 5I5 West,
seventy nine poles to stake, corner Of tact Of
land conveyed to said We'more By Will am L. Fos-
Ter, by deed dated 18th April, 1919 thence with the
neo said last mentioned tract Of land, along the
csBtrsof Foster street North S9S degrees West, nine
roles, 70 tie beginning corner Of said tract, where
FOSTER street crosses the creek thence Gown the
centre Of the creek North, II degrees West, sixty
four poles and 5000 Of a pole, 20 the beginniug'
containing sevente n and a quarter acres more OF
less, the same being levied on 10 satisfy judgment
rendered by the sad Court, ia favor Of l. p. Starr
against said W. B. A. Ramsey and others.
y. Z. GLASC)CK, Marshal.
nov28-3t By W. LELLYErr, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale,

u virtue Of writ readiioHi erp0Has to directed
- from The Circuit Court Of the United States, for
The Middle District Of Tennessee at It's October term
IB63 / viii expose TO public sale, 70 tie hgh
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of The Court
house, In Nashville, Teuness oe, commencing nj
IA o'clock, A. ~, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of
JANUARY 1884, all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate which Nicholas Hobson has in Lots
Nos 81, So and SO OF Hobson * Whcgss's Second
Addition 70 Nashville, commencing at the corner
Of Hobson ana Fatherland streets, aud frlntAsg on
Ia herand street 10 feet, running back on a line
with Hobson street 10 feet 70 deea feet alley, with
the Improvements thereon, and appurtenances thrc-
TO also, a. the same time and place, al the right,
title claim, interest," and estate which said Nicholas
Hobson has IN seventeen acrVs OF land Davidson
county, Tennessee, cornerirg on H0bs0n Chapel,
Edgehed, being that portion OF the old Robson tact
lying next 10 said Chapel, TO DO severed fom saif
tract in the form Of square nearly as may be- tx
lots and parcels OF land Aforesaid he NJ We'd 20 60
satisfy judgment of said Circuit Court " the United
states, DO favor Of l.. p. Starr, and sgainsi sstd
Nicholas Hobs0n. Z. r. GLASCOCh. aarshal.
noyZS-3t by W. LIlLYKTT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Gale.

obedience 10 thirteen writs Usndifon ezpoaas %
4 me directed from tie Circuit C0urt Of The Unt d
State for the Middle District u Tennessee, az ne
October term, 1868, viii, at IL O'Clock, A. Nj, on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1864, expose %
public sails 10 The highest bidder, Tor cash. At the
door u the COurt-hOnse, 10 Nashville Tennessee eli
the right Title lam, interest and estate wa Oh lie
grand H. Carney has the tracts and parcels Oh lana
hereinafter named and described to- t. tract Of
land 10 District No. IS, Of Rutherford county, Ten
uessee. containing. By estimate, one THOUSAND
tree, (ths Northwest corner u said trsct) ID nee
running South three hundred and tHopty po.es 10
Ash tree. thence East I've hundred poles TO bog
VOID tree, thosice North three hundred aud twenty
poles % Cedar and BickOry tree, thence West I've
hundred poles 10 the beginning about Fix
mil from MurireesbOro, on the BradyViIie turnpike;
aso tract Of land In Ruther ord county, Tennessee,
al lining that before mentioned, on the South side
Thereof, containing abOat THREE HUNDRED and
sixty ACRt S-vesied iu said Iegrand r. Carney by
oecree q The Chanoery Court for kuthei9rd county
Boundaries not here given because the records q
said Court were mislaid during military occupation
OF MufreesborO; } also, lot Of ground North Of the
town Of Murffeesboro, Rutherford county Tennessee,
with a Two story brick dwelling house thcTean,)
bounded as follows +" Beginning on the North West
corner Of lot sold by said Carney 10 Sterling b. Jones,
running thence North eight and bali poles % SAID
Carneys line thence East about two hundred feet
the iias designated between lot Of ground sold By
sal Carney Samuel Briggs, thence South eight ami
half pOlss 10 JOnes's line, thence West about two
hundred fet 70 the beginning = also, lot o. ground
ID tAll Town OF AuIte1D1iDf itontiAB I1itg ie-tB
more or less, on Depot Square, and running back
hundred and City fce'-veEted IN Eaid Lcgrand II.
Carney by the Circuit Court Of Tennessee for uher-
ford county the record Of which having been misad
Standards arc not accurately given all Of the fore
going property being levied % gatisly judgments
rendered by the Circuit Court Of the United States,
fT tie Middlcistrct Of Tenn tssee, a. its April term,
1867 Ia favor Of Jos. II. Thompson Co., Abbott,
job q Co., A. & p Reed Wright Bros 3 20 Mar
tin Psddle 4 Hamerick Martin Peddie, Hamerick &
60, Coweli Farleri Co, levick Kasin & Co., s B.
chIttcnden & Co., Herring 4 OF, and Atwood Raj
stOn Co., snd against Logrand H. Carney and Car
ney & DuiIer. y. y. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
ln0v2s-3t b. ". LXLLYETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

ll virtue Of srit Vsldioni eye 7as e ne directed
ID ON the Circuit Court q the rnltcl States ioT
the Mdte District Of tennessee, at az October term
1853, ] VIII expose 70 pubic sale, o. he kightsi
bsdsr, for oash, Tho deer of the Cuurt house in
Nashville. Tennessee, commencing as II O'clock, A.
u cn I'll EsnkT the I9th day sltJANuART, 1854,
al The right uue- claim, interest and estate when
Jas. G. owen has IN iract Of land IN Val amsoa
ocunty, Ienness,e abaut seven uisic from Franklin
On or near she Nashville Iurnpikc, bounded IS faL
loEsi " Beg inning at Sugar Tree on she North SIDE
y Knob the osth-Aezt lTncr % The tract thence
taft Zlos Tules % = stake 81 Bcs Soath-Wes. CT
per ticnce Ncith, one dofrce East GO Poles. TO IA
stake, ofgsnsily Hickory thence West Its, poles.
e Black ash thence North onc degree Ea.t. Id
p1ies, . stake thence West 81 poles e. the cs;ss
q The Turnpike ro4.i Silence With !hs centre 81 sal
rad % stake en- ixusci 1ohnstdns sodta tuu 49,
11e, as roiesi thcuoe Nezt, che decree Foffh -
poles % stake thcnoc WeEi, thras and ahair -
Eres routh, la3 poles, % rucx; theroc s.sth "a
pases % The beginning oontsluirg bT ssisq,s X
huadred an Forty Acres. and vested in F1id "a 4
e1e1 ~ ceod ffen Be-, beariEg cata aTarrh 1Gth
1898, which b recorded on Page S73 Of EockW ~
- strar ~ Niiannsun coary; tie nd frart az
sod, via al ihe improvements theFoon wtieh WI
= toid t1ereWlt1 beng isVled on % sassFa lrar-
nent f.ndersa ~ tle circuit Court u tfs Jn.fe8
st.lt. ieF sae Aldels nstrrs q Tennessee. ~ rs
klfs .'ssm, lsdy q nvor neary Biooe and against
ER oLAsoocg, Marshal
deeS7t NV. LnLrrrrs, nz2uiy.
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Marsnafis Sale

NtftAe o. two wits rssti Goa e1usaas 70 me- d,
~ r. ea from TIE Circuit C1ur OF 40 United sl.tS
- NC aielle District o. Tcnness-e. 40 H. Urshsr
sefn 49, VII EXPOSE pgbc sale 10 Inc hrfc-t
et-.I ~ e~sa, % sheaasf tiiai Cslri hoess An
- 80 - soiauseaeing ~ as'e ert A
~ o. 4ltsbAf fst1e lalh dasT 81 . s,sUsRY 1874
~ ne fghi, tie, claim, nierest and estate hrhteh
- n 1s-otses - ip Fcoe OF parcel of aed In
saz AezaFfie - 80 ocltss Tea aeserfioa vitb
TIE bOuDoArias faloNiue /" beglanlne 81 Ils,ss' =
HsruIAu's coEDcr, water steel /: rsaaIpv tters.
with Wstez street Twenty seven rsat more o. -
towards CaEiioman srFfs - - s.uaruef4 tloro.
A. right anres With hefft me- taGnt.irey ftr,st
theBce with Guthrey street, taits avgn faeL more
or lea, iOwana9 Rfqa4 ftlfst, q ieEs' & Hafman,s
e0T1off tuf1ctt y tffHA et-stl - A.f nes itiinFs
belne the sass colfF5si % SAID 3. II Graarses ~
IA 4 Fcstsr, 81 fef lcad recorded on page tq0 -
Bosk No. = ~ ihe Registrar Or Dayidson ooaaiy-
lavled "a 81 whateeer improvements thsre nay be
% The tans saiisfy uigaents rendered y aid
Circuit Court g. April Term, lco, against 1reoes,
Cavert O., and IN LT0r q A. Y Aanoali, ard .
49, z r. Gf9scOCK, MARSHA
dscS-at . u T.. LEltgxff, DeI'ut[s -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-19
Marshal,s Sale.

IN obedience 10 three Writs rer8l0ai e-p0Has % ne
/ directed from the Circuit Court Of the Uaird
Stats al lie Iet0her term for lS5S, / VIII, 40
O'Clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 1sih az JANUAKN
" Tenn ell the right ttle claim Interest aud estate
which Edmond fufsr has IN bot Of ground in he
town Of Mcrircesboru, Tenn, with a two-stnfy
frame house thereon described IS faiiows Be
ginning AZ John Mcpernotis south est corner and
ruuni1g thcnce West one hundred and hity fset o.
street, thence North one hundred and ninety one,
feet more or less, 80 6. II. Eiotis S'uth West cr-
ner thence East one hundred and fry rast, 10 IN
McDcrlnott's thence with said 81 -ncrmou's lse one
hundred and ninety feet, more or less, 10 tlle
beginning " lcvied On 70 satisfy judgments issued b
the Circuit Court 81 the Duit States for the Miiait
District OF Tennessee az its April erm 1852 10 favor
81 A. 81. Reed aud jos "a. Thompson = Co., aud
aganst Dufer & Carney.
Err. GbASC0CE, NafshaI.
nov2s-st BY " LuLTErT. Deputy