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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17
"NIDDIEs. " "A smart young widow

"NIDDIEs. "A smart young widow
advertIses in New York paper as fol-
lows
E" 4 YouAy American IFidoe, aged
twenty-threc, blonde, said to be attractive
desires the acquaintance, with view to
matrimony, of Il gentlemen of sense and
means. Curiosity hunters and middle.
need not answer. Carte de visite il con-
yenient. Address Mrs. Everett, station
G."
We were at loss to understand the
genus aud species of MD lies " till oul
eyes lighted upon the following advertise
ment in the same paper, The smart wid
ow has characterizel the "Iark-eysd
poet . in a word she wants no answer
from that sort Of bipcl
The Romance Of a Po9r loan1
Naa.-A dark-eycl poet, believer il
the poetry Of life and the romance oil
love. wishes to marry some loving canary
Of youth aud beauty. whose song shall b,
swccter to him than ottars Of rose-bua'
or musks of lilly blooms. Address l.,
Solitaire, Union square post Office
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17
A Negro Wedding Sermon.

The following admirable picture Of 9
negro wedding sermon at the South, from
the advance sheet of a new book shortly
to be pu5llshe l,by Il lmani Kirk, author
Of Among the Pines" For homely
truth and touching pathos, it has rarely
been excclled =
my chil'ren, love one anoder; bar
wild one anodcr You hab started on a
loag journey; many rough places am in
di wayside but gwo on hand an hand
together; love one anoder; an, DO mat
ter what come onter you, you will be
happy-fur love will sweeten cherry sor-
rer, tighten cherry load, make the sun
shine in chen de cloudiest wc1ler.
knows it will. my chl'rcn, ease Is been
ober de groun'. Old Aggy an l hab
trabbled dc road. Hand in hand we hab
gone ober de rocks, fru de mud; in de
hot, burnin' SUM- ben out togedder in de
cole, an in de rain, an in de storm, fur
nigh ontcr forty var, but we hab clung
to one anodcr; we hab loved one ano1er;
and fru eberyting, in de berry darkest
days, de sun OBJ joy an peace hab broke
fru de clouds, an sent him blessed rays
down inter our hearts.
I'VE started jess like two young sap
Inns you's seed growing side by side in
de woods At fust we seemed way part
tur de bramb!es, an de tick bushes, an
de ugly forms dem war our bad ways
war atwccn us; but love, like de sun,
shone down on US, an we crowd. We
crowd till our heads got above de BUSH
es; till Gis little branch an dat little
branch-dem war our holy feelin's-put
out toward one anodcr, an we come clos
er togedder And dough we'm old trees
nov, and sometime de wind blow an de
storm rage fru de tops, and freaten to
tear off de Inns, to pull up de berry roots,
wc'm grown closer and closer, an nearer
AMI nearer togcldcr cherry day. And
soon de old tops will meet: soon de ole
branches all cobercl ober wild dc grey
moss, will twinc round one anoder; an
soon de two ole trunks will come toeedder
an grow inter one forebcr--grow inter
one up dar in dc sky, whar dc wind neb-
er'l blow, whar de storm neber'll beat,
w iCtc We SNAIL b4O>Splh GIL -pdt Aiulo "
lie glory Oh de Lord, an in HIS hcabcnly
kingdom ioreber
Yas, my chil'ren, you hab started on
a long journey, an notiin' will git you fru
it but lore. Muffin will hole you up,
naiin will make you bar wia one anodcr,
out love None oh US kin lib widout it
but married folks wan. il most Oh all
by need it more dan de bread d'y cat,
dc water iey drink, or de air dey brcatc.
D. world cou!dn' gwo on without it. De
Berry sun would gwo out in de- heavens
but fur dat
1t am so, my chil'ren; an de more
You hab OBJ dat love de happiet you'll b.;
le more you'll love one anoder; de cas-
Ter you'll gwo iru you lilc-de more joy
fullag you'll meet you death de happier
you'll be all fru De long, long ages datm
coming in dc great Yereafter. Den, O
my chiircn Love God, Love one anod-
Ter! You can't be happy wilout you
love God, au' yoa can't love him wilout
you love one anoder "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

W" | don't remember Of having seen
you before" as the lawyer said to his
conscience,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

TsRNs-Single copies Four Cents; one copy
one year, payment IN advance, s 80 at the
expiration OF the year, 500. NJ paper dis.
continued until all srrearages are paid These
terms will be strictly adhered to.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

To q Copy of the "Ellsworth American" :"
with Pencil marks, asking for " Some
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

WASHINGTON. Nov. ooh, p. NJ. 1t is at least
true that the army Of the Potomac Is on the ad-
vance. The line Of Meade was taken up before
daylight this morning. Its direcsi n and the
plan OF Gen. Meade are still cOntrab md TIL &C
complshed. A battle will probably be fought
soon There was considerable skirmishlng on
the Rapidan. The army is in splendid spirits
and the weather warm and clear.
Deserters from the rebel army state that Gen
Early commands Ewels corps in his absence.
This comprises he rebs right A P. Hills
corps is on the left jeff Davis reviewed the
latter corps yesterday. The rebel Gen. Posey
died Yesterday from wounds received at Bristow,
Ninety five field surgeons released by the rebels,
arrived to day from Richmond.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
NV YORK Nov. q. The Herald has the
following
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTMAC

In the Field, Nov. % % "a. IN.
The entire Army of the Potomac is moving,
and before this can reach you, will have had
fight unless the enemy should have taken The hint
ana moved towards Rlchm I'D. | never saw an
army in better spirits and condition. The roads
are in tolerable condition now.
Headquarters broke up about eight o'clock
tais morning. The last train left here al quar-
ter to elev5u, for AlyxladriA, and this dispatch
will be the last you will receive from me until
we retnrn from bey ond the Rlpidan.
Another dispatch from the army of the Poto.
mae dated the 25sh, says battle is expected
at &c mania ford or at Jacobs mills, perhaps
both. On Monday morning Gen. Gregg moved
his division of cavalry, according to orders Is
ed the evening previous, across the RapIdan
at Elvs ford, with his whole command, cdptur-
ing few prisoners, and driving the rebel pick
cts back with some l)ss When he had perfect
ed the crossing, he received the counterm and
ing orders, aud was obliged to recross to this
side of the river. The same plans hold for the
advance now commencing as The one adopted on
Monday.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
New and sparkling,
DanieI Collins Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the ilonora
bic Probate Court for the District Of Washn ton, Com
rnissoners teCeve, examine aud adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate If MEL Collins
late of Capot in said district, decea sad represented in
solvent aud the term of six months from the 18Th day ct
arsot said deceased exhibit and prove their respective
claims before US: Give notice, that we viii attend to the
duties q our appointment the DIV cling house Of tie late
Daniel Collins in Cabot Ia said district on the 10 day
Of December and 10 Of May next at clock the af-
temoou, on eachOt said days. - . 1900,
JOSEPH LANCE, com,,,,s
CALEB FISHER, LINN
Cabot. Noyember Dad A D. 1863 Gfw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 25--Midnight.

To Ma. Gen Haiteck, General in. Chief
The operations Of the day have been more
successful than yesterday, having carried Mis-.
sonary Ridge, from near Rossvllle to near the
railroad tunnel with comparative small loss on
our side, capturing about 40 pieces of artillery
a large quantity Of small arms, camp and gar
rison equipments, besides the arms in the hands
of the prisoners. We captured 1000 prison
oners, OF whom 200 were officers of all grades
from colonies down. We will pursue the enc
my in the morning. The conduct of the officer;
and troops was everything that could be ex
pected Missionary Ridge was rried smulta
neously at six different points.
GEO. H. THOMAS, Ma. Gen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

LouIsvILLE, Nov. 26. Our camp fires last
night were blazing along the crest of the
whole Ridge, distance of eight miles
Bragg was expected 10 withdraw under cover
of the night A dark Bragg was in line u
battle to cover the Knoxville railroad but 1t is
believed he will not hazard another battle. Our
army is aglow with enthusiasm, and eager to
pursue. Prisoners report the rebel army terri
Div demoraliz3d, Incapable OF Offering Sc
rous reslSt ance, and also that Bragg viii fall
back to At nta.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

NEW York. Nov. q, The Tins has the fol-
lowing from Capt A. Paul; The Army OF
the Potomac is again on the march. BY this
time it is probably in front of the rebel works
on the Rapidan. Skirmishmg with Lees rear
guard is gong on all this day A battle to-
morrow was considered imminent, The army
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
BIN TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN,
O'CLOCK, p. M.

WASHINGTON, Nov &c. Official information
received from Gen. Burnside down to the 23d
induces the belief that he is safe He will be
supplied and re enforced.
Bragg's force is on the retreat, and our forces
were pursuing his badly whipped and democrat
lied army. This evening the reports from
Chattanooga received at the War Department
represent that 5000 prisoners were captured
from the rebels yesterday, with so cannon,
5000 stand Of smal. arms and 10 flags. The
rebel forces are entirely routed ami in full re-
trea. toward Dalton, Ga, burning the bridges
after them to retard pursuit and burning their
depots and stores and abandoning or destroying
everything that won embar IS their fight.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

is in a splendid condition. 1t only needs to be
led to victory.
A man came into our lines yesterday who has
within few weeks travelled nearly the whole
extent of scattered Southern Confederacy. Re-
Gently he was in prison as spy, but managed
to escape lie confirms all that has been re
ported as to the scarcity of provisions and the
general discomfort at the existing state of af-
fairs. lie estimates Lees fierce at AZ 900 In
fantry, 900 cavalry, and l42 pieces Of artillery
The Herald, dispatch of the Goth, dated at
Rappahannock Station, says, at Manassas artil-
lery firing was heard during the morning, which
appeared to be in the direction OF one Of the
fords on the Rapidan. The last supplies TOR
the present on the line of the Orange & Alex
andria Railroad were issued to the Army late
last night, and very early this morning the de-
pot Commissares and Quartermasters, with all
their tents and camp eqnipage have been sent
to Alexandria.
Richmond papers Of the Oath deprecate the ad =
vocacy of peace by one or two papers in Georgia
es well as In North Carolina, and say that the
sole policy of the South is war
A plot to iberate he Union prisoners in Rich
mond, and burn tha d9testable place. is alleged
by the Richmond Examiner to have been DIS
covered 1t is also asserted that the conspira-
tors were to receive very material aid from pris-
onerg in Richmond.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

MONEY FouND.-The $500, advertised in this
paper as lost by John Patrell, was found where
he stayed over night in MOretown on his way
home from Montpelier
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

Col. SAWYER, of the lst Vermont Cavalry,
with several nor-commissioned officers and pri'
Yates, have come home to recruit tor the Cavalry
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

WAR MEETuG.-lhere will be War Meeting
al the Town Hall, in Barre, Saturday evening,
Nov. 2Sth, at half past six o'clock, to advance en-
listing.
Col. F. V. RANDALL will address the meeting.
The Band will be present
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

LOUISVILLE, Noy o. The Journals special
dispatch from Chattanooga, dated yesterday
says Gen. Breckenridges son has just been
brought in prisoner.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 The following has
been received at h 'adquaTters
CHATTANOOGA, Nov 25th, 7:l5 P. NJ.
To MAJ. Gen Hatteck
Although the battle lasted from early dawn
till dark this evening, believe that am not
premature in announcing complete victory
over Bragg. Loo out mountain top all the
rifle pits in Chattanooga valley to Missionary
ridge, have been captured and are now held by
US. L. +. GRANT, al, Gen. Com.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. %. Gen. Bragg's re-
treat from is position OF last night is repre-
scented as perfect rout Gen. Sheridan reached
Chattanooga Station at 4 o'clock this morning.
We captured 500 prisoners and guns, and a
number of pontoons. The enemy attempted to
burn bridge behind him, and PARTIALLY sue
ceeded The enemy also burned the depot and
stores at Chickamauga. Gen. Sherman crossed
the Chickamauga river this morning Gen
Hooker was reported at Ringold at 5 O'Clock
this morning The deserters and captured from
the rebel army are rapidly thinning it. The
number of cannon captured thus lar is reported
at 50, including the celebrated battery captured
from us at Chickamauga. Gen. Sherman 8 los
is much less than was estimated, and will prob
ably not exceed 500 Ne'rly 5000 prisoner,
have been captured. A strong column is il
pursuit OF the enemy, and it is not improbable
another disastrous defeat will be forced upor
him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
100 Boxes Candles!

e. w. sToRRs.
Montpelier, Oct. 90, 1863. DF9w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
l..glf6

In South Hardwck, VT Aug oath, VIM. A. Morse, ged
y years, months, IS days He was soldier in Co b,
18th Regiment Vt. Volunteers
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

WASHINGTON, Nov. &c Very full and semi
official details, descriptive of the oper 4tions yes
terday in front of Chattanooga, have been re-
ceiyed here today. They speak in terms Of the
most enthusiastic admiration of the conduct of
the troops, and particularly that OF the divls-
ions Of Gems Wood and Sherman, now en-
braced in the command of Gen. Hooker. These
men, excited by their success in carrying the
riae-pits in the slope on Missionary Ridge which
they had been ordered to take at all hazards,
rushed up the prec'pce beyond and carried the
crest of the hill, capturing some thirty cannon
and thousands of prisoners. Neither Generals
Grant nor Thomas believed that the hill could
be carried by direct assault No orders for
the assault were given, ard tie officers were
almost literally swept along in the current OF
the soldiers under the command.
This morning Bragg's forces were massed
near Rossville in the forks of the Chickamauga ,
to the left of the position inst won by our army
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

In Albany, Oct. SOth by Rev George Putnam, Mr. Da
yid W Cheney OF Lowell and Miss Chloe s. PutIram
Alba Y, daughter of the officiating Clergyman,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

WvsulNGroN, Nov. q, 70 A. NJ. Gen. Grant
telegraphs to the War Department as follows
CHATTANOOGA, Nov.27. l A NJ. lam just in from
the front, the rout of the enemy is most COM
pete. Abandoned wagons, and occasional pieces
of artillery are everywhere to be found. think
Bragg's loss will fully reach 60 pieces of artil-
ery A large number of prisoners have fallen
into our hands. The pursuit will continue to
Red Clay in the morning for which pla,e start
in few hours.
(Signed) U. S. GRANT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-09
Marshal's Sale.

obedience to three wrts reHditioEi expo1as TO me
il directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at It's
October term, 1868, viii, at IL O'Clock, i. n, on
TUESDAY, the l9tn day OF JANUARY, 1894, expose
public SALE TO the highest bidcer for cash. at the
door Of the Courthouse In Nashville, Tennessee, all
the rghi title, claim, interest, and estate which Ls
grand Il. Carney has in tract Of land in Rutherford
county, Tennessee, near the town Of Mnrfreesbor0,
containing, by survey, One Hundred and Twenty
eve Acres vested ia SAID L. II. Carney by grant from
the ate of Tennessee made the 9th day Of Octo-
ber 1859, and recorded pSge l35, 10 Book No 10,
Of Moses N. Swan, Registrar-bout ded as follows:
Beginning at Ash, the Northwest corner Of
tract Of land formerly owned by Bavid Bowman,
NOV by said Carneyl running thence South, 50 de-
greas asst with the North line Of said tract five hun
bred polls to the North East corner Of said tract,
thence North forty poles, thence North, SO degrees
West FIVE hundred poles, thence South forty poles 10
the beginning )" LEVIED TO satisfy Judgments rem
dered by the Circuit Court OF the Uued Staes for the
Middle District Of Tennessee at its April term 1863
az Nashville in favor OF A. T. Stewart Co., Wirts,
Austie < McYeigh, and J. r. Jaffray Sons, and
against L. II. Carney.
ER. GLAS ,oCK, Marsh j.
drc5-3t By VI. LKLLYETT, Deputy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-09


obedience to three wTlts peRd0iont erpoaG1 70 me
Il directed from the Circuit Court OF the United
States al its October term for 1868, l Will, at IL
O'Clock, A. II, on tt EsDAY, the 10Th day OF JANU-
AIRY 1854 expose 10 pubic sale, 10 the ghest bia-
der Tor cash at the Courthouse, in Nashville, z-
vidfOn county, Tenn, ali the right, title, Gala,
interest and estate which T. o. Burt has IN "a certain
lot Or piece OF ground Edghed, Davidson eeanty
Tenn On the sOrth sde OF Wo dl8nd street, front
ing ffiy feet on SAID street asd running back one
hundred nd seventy feet 10 alley, and numbered
a. IN plan OF Shelby Addition, which b registered
ia the proper Office IN DaVdsOa COUNT, on page - OF
Book q and al tie right, ti;is, eais interest," and
estato which F. o Hurt has in piecsor parcel Of
ground in South Nsshy lie, Davidson county, Tenn,
descr bed as " beginning at the corner Of Cannon and
LeEs streets, running easiwardly, along Cannon
street one hundred and forty nine feet 70 the centre
Of fifteen feet alley thence no-tbwarcly along said
alley two hundred aud iltyOue feet 70 Shocks liDe,
thence we twar y with Shocks line one hundred and
sxty-fvs feet TO Lewis street, thence southWaTdly
Wounded and ty-one feet 70 the beglnniDg-ttle
registered page ia In Book 81 Of the gsirar for
Davidson county, Tenn; and all the right, tue,
claim, inieTest, an estate which II Grcomes has
10 piece or parcel Of land In Nashville, Davidson
county, Tenn, designated Lot No. 8, (part Of the
original College Let No. Al described as fronting on
Market street thirty feet sni running half way back
TO Collf &c street. one hundred and twelve fsetcon
veyed 10 K. II. GroOnes by Jas Parrish, BY deed
dated June 18th, lSi5 recorded on page 40 IN Book
NO Of the kegi trar for Davidson county all the
properly herein named, having been levied on TO
United tates for tae Middle District Of Tennessee,
at lis April term, 1852, against Grcomes, Cayert q
Hurt, aud Ia favor Of J. /. Wayne SON. DEer, Nor
- R. GLAscoCK, Marshal.
dec5-3t BY W. LELLYErT, Deputy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-09
Marahal's Sale.

ID virtue OF writ reIldoni ezPonas TO me directed
ID fom the Circuit Court Of the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, at its October term,
1863, will expose TO public sale, TO the highest
bidder for cash. at the door Of the Court house, in
Nashville. Tennessee, commencing at IL O'Clock, A.
NJ on TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of JANUARY, 1864,
all the right title, claim, interest and estate which
Jas c. Gwen has In tract of land in viii amson
county Tennessee about seven miles from Franklin,
on or near the Nashville Turnpike, bounded IS fol-
lows a" Beginning at Sugar Tree on the North side
Of knob the South West ccrnef Of the tract thence
East 276I! poles TO a stake NJ Bells Southwest cor
ner thence North, one degree Fast, Sc poles, 10
stlke, originally Hickory thence West l6H poles,
TO Black Ash: thence North. one degree East, 20
poles 20 stake thence West 81 poles % the centre
OF the Turnpike ROAD thence with the centre Of said
road TO stake Daniel JohnstOn'z South boundary
line, As poles; thence West, enc degree North, 99H
poles TO a stakes thepce West, three and half de-
grees South, las poles, 70 rock; thence South l43
poles 20 the beginnings containing by es innate Two
Hundred ard Forty Acres, and vested in said Jas G.
Oxen by deed from NJ Bel, bearing date March 10th,
1855 which is recorded page 374 or RoOk " Of the
Regis trar for Williamson county; tho said tract Of
land with all the improvements thereon, which will
be sold Herewith, being levied to salts irdg
ment rendered by the circuit Court Of ths United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at its
April term 1868 in favor OF Henry Blood and against
Jas. c. Owen aAd others.
Err GLASC0CK, Marshal.
dsc5-3t By W. LELLYErT, Deputy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-09
Marshal,s Sale.


DY virtue Of two writs rsHdi ioHi e1p0nds TO me d.
ID reoted from the Circuit COur. Of tue United States,
fer the Middle District OF Tennessee at its October
.erm 1862 Will expose to public sale, TO the highest
bidder for cash, the door Of the Courthouse, in
Nashville Tennessee, commencing at IL O'clock, A.
n. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1864,
air the right, title, claim, interest, and estate which
r. II. Groomes has piece or parcel IF land IN
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described with
the boundaries FLOWING I" Beginning ct pews 4
Harman's corner, on Water street; running thence
With Water street twenty seven feet, moe or less,
towards Castenan street. to Berrys corner; thence,
at right angles with Berrys line SO Guthrey street.
theEce with Guthrey street, twenty feet, more
or less ards Broad street, tolDews' Harman's
corner; thence, at right angles, to the beginning
being the same conveyed TO said r. Il Groumes by
b. r. Foster, as per deed recorded on page 40 Of
Book No. %, OF the Registrar for Davidson couay-
levied on with whatever improvements there may be
the same, TO satisfy judgments rendered by said
Circuit Court its AprI term, 1885, against Groomes,
Cavert Co., and in favor Of A. G. AaDdell, and 8.
s. stevens 4 Sons.
rHa .ntE R. GLASC0CK, Marshal.
dec5-st By W. LEILYETT, Deputy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-09
Marshal,a Sale.

IN obeiienco to three WTis psndiaoRf ,afeds 10 me-
1 directed from the Circuit Court OF the Uuitcd
states az rs october term for 1858, vii, at II
o'clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, ihe 18th % JANUARY
is64 expose 20 public sale % The highest bidder, for
~ Tenn. all the right title, claim Interest and estate
which Edmond Dufsr has In lot Of ground in the
tOwn Of marfreesboCo, Tenn, with twOstory
frame house thereon described as follows " Be.
ginning at John Meuermolts Southwest corner, and
running thence West one hundred and nity feet to
STREET, thence North one hundred and ninety
feet, more less, 70 g. II. EliloA's Southwest cor
ner thence East me hundred and ffy feet, 20 John
McixrrnOits, thcuce W tn said HoDermott's line
Lundred and ninety one feet, more or less, TO the
beginning " levied 10 satisfy Judgments Issued BY
HE Circuit Court OF the United States fer the Middle
Disr ct OF tennessee its April term, 1862 In favor
OF A.&F. Reed and jos. Il. Thonpsoa 4 o., and
against DuEer Carney. ~
E. T. GLASCocE, Marshal.
rov2S-3t By W IKILTETr, Deputy.