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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

n@- The appointment for Sabbath
School address at the Unitarian Church
upon Sabbath morning, which was an.
nouncsd last Sunday, is revoked. The
funeral services of Sergeant Hoffa take
place instead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

Ey The Foit Madison Plain DEALER
says of the fifty five men who went from
this and adjoining counties in pursuit OF
the guerrillas the other da,, all, without
exception, will vote for Lincoln and
Johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
SAMUEL SpASGLER,
Waterloo, Mo.

MEETING AT CRoToS Hills
speaks at Croton To- dsg ct clock. We
trust the people will turn out to hear the
Colonel on this occasion.
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.
Corr coed by GAPPoKs ) co., p,ea,ee pes,sr.

rLouR-supernne, IS 80 p Lbl., p SAX, 50. Douis
Extra, p bhi- o so, rack, so; Extra = Dbl SO
per sack 20. Retail SOC . bill. Csc p sack HE her
wagaf-Spring, 81 20 20 Co. Fall, 10 TO 90 = bu
ooas MxsL--$3 80 q 100 ibs.
BRAx--whest, 81 20. Corn, 1 Is p 100 rs-
Cass-Sev ~ TO rs; old % p bushel.
RrE--f0 Ia Soc p bush
BsaIrY-rail. l eo9i 50; sprips. soGl 10.
UATs.-55e p bush.
agyxx ArpLEs-6FG9oc.
PsrArofs-I 90 tol 40.
Buf1Ea Common, SOC; Choice, sac.
E6ua--.5c.
LAap-Dc
sHouLpEas--16c y n.
SrpEs-z5c q b.
HANs-a.-sc q b.; Sugar Cured do Csc.
WHTk Bssss-ccnimon to Good, u 251t1 -5 Prime
Navy, 81 so.
TALLow--l2c.
ExEswAxAs0
n.r-Tinothy. $40 oo@ls 90; baied, SO 90 Prairie
$40 eosSl2 90.
HrDxs-Dry Flint, l2lr Dry sailed, l2eGrabby, hai,
sExDs-Tinothy. 81 80; Flax u Is
BsEs CAf1la-$2 70, to 81 90 gross.
eHEsP-k % TO IS 90 Phead.
wooL-ractory Tub-washed, 700 SOC; Fine Fleece, 90
Medium do, IS.
Far Hoos-Sl1 90 nett;
FKArHERs-50c.
KAss-4A to 5}<c.
BAas-Burlaps, % TO Csc.
ninRle Dummies, 36cs double do eoc
ae1nIas bash, ssc to Is.
Tiour, y bbt- - 10 q.
do " Dbl, 90 to y.
s.cxs-wocl sscss. % issee.
OH OopPEE 80 to SIC = b.
(ssb RRsss-2ac n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

Howe d Tyler will SCH this morning..
lot carpet, kitchen utensils, stoves, boots
and shoes, cassimeres, jeans, vestinps.
and many other goods too numerous To
mention. AT private sale, good BUGGY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

81 Kramer, Irwin h Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's Side L,ad;nr r..
volvers." The best pistol nov in uaa
NO. lOS Main street. June f5tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

n0- The members of Capt. c. K. Peek's
company are ordered to meet at CAPT
Bridges Armory this evening st u
n,nlnnk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

- A gentleman has discovered so
excellent way 70 disperse crowd Of idle
boys. He Offers 10 teach them the Cate.
sh'sn, and they instantly run away.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Eas Notice elsewhere the ep,sr,ainms,

Ia Notice elsewhere the entertainment
to be given tonight by Prof. Lyman
You will need Do second Invitation TO be
there. The Atheneum vail he in excsl-
lent condition. The programme is good
Que, aud we bespeak for Prof Lyman q
foil house
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Go to the Entertainment
Al TIN
ATHENEUM ro-NIGnT!

Prof. Lyman has sSAsssd shoiss pro-
gramme for this EVENING" Entsrtainmsnt.
1t win be an agreeable plAss . spend The
evening, Is the room win b pat in order
for the occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

OMNIBUS NorIcE.-All order. for ~
Omnibus left Of the Dsming House viii
receive prompt attention.
sov.l.lm.l W. s. IvIss. Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

wDr. McGugin speaks at O'Clock
p. NJ. to-day at Aliens School House,
and at O'Clock this evening at Blacks
School House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

TO TIE BLrND.-Don't fail to read the
card of B. H. Denice, 10 another column.
he can cure the sore eyes without fail
DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05


Epssoss GAsH OsaeisnAs rhs lbllovsnxts lit
Iowa soldiers taasSsrrsd from Js6srson Barracks No.
|, Hospital In this ctfy = NOV. -, 1se&
James Carter, privs&s, u, 14th infantry.
John Martin, private, 60 p, oh irfAntry.
whit 1eusrtS 90, 81
John Mccoy, Corporal % x, s2d z
Elisha Prone, sefgt % <. Ath Cavalry.
Ihos pora, cospa.i @ !. s.h iai.atry.
!esss Caldwell, psiv.ts, % 9, Oh cavalry.
er.ckengArr private, co D, LIST
Joseph Psde1, psiv.ss, 60 !, Ssh ini.asry.
g L Allen, Corporal, co 9, sd
Joseph Bolts, private 90 (, 36th
0ps Chs e,:d private, % !. sth ua.siry. 81
Lyman, private, co =, 9Th !"
yss onaeksneush. private, @ = oh cavalry.
VIM Rome, private 60 /, LIST
Nathaniel 9 Roam, private co 4. $50 infantry.
Gee v stsanett, private, 90 n. 9Th cavalry.
VIM Shaw, ivste, co b, 9th
Ihos oung private, co \, SD Infantry.
Thos II kaafmAn, 4ergtc co 4 sta eavslry
yehn Dcsedson, private, co u, a2i Infantry.
Cyrus Email, pivate co A, Sd cavslry.
Hans Anderson private, 90 y, 9th cavalry.
John Cochran, Corp 90 y, sd iniAnrry.
Stephen Barnes, private co c, 9th cavalry.
John Smith, privass, co K, 9th +"
Geo Bronson, Srgt, co L, 9th
John Griffen, Ssrgt, co X, 9th
Otto kapferer. Bugier, co i, 9th |"
Mitchell, LIT sergt, co q. 9th Z
Aheh "unS"sous pffs Ate, GO y, ooth infantry.
Theodore Burns, private, co ], seth
Samuel Harris, private, co II, 10th a
l Bales, private, co ], Esd
Andrew Reed. private, co X, 3id
Geo Lanoy, private, co c. SD
ID Wood, Corp, co y SD
Jasper VI wynore, private. co X Esd
james Bird, private, co g 18th
John 7 Biandin, piivste co d, 9th cavalry.
Geo W Cossiart, private, co @, 9th
Thos l. Elliott. sergt, co D, 9th
Milton Ford, private. co T. LIST q
Green " Gobls, private. co II, lst
yohn ,,eas VOID, private, CO A. 10th infantry.
Eben hesdlsy. col, 9Th cavalry.
Alex Maius. co c, Goth infantry.
john shunsneld, co Ii. sd
willis strons, co A, 4afh
John ,l, sssaagen- Sd battery.
John West. Corp CO T. SD infantry
Abfam Wright private, co J. eth cavalry.
Sylvester May berry private, co C, 10th Infantry.
Nm II blanchard, sergt, co r. i2th
Vim df<s<siow private, CO r. 18th
thas Hicof private, co O, 9th
Saih " teton,
john Strchm. CO b. s.
samI Smith. co
Nathan r. wlines. co D. A6th
Marion Jon~s, private, ca b, 3ad
Ksaben X Hall, privste, A, 9Th
1Las Tory, ssrgt, co 7, 9th
MAalen " Smith, private, CO D, 18th
Joseph berssa, co Y. 35fh
Jas Esers, col, @sth
Benj HaveEs, co a. 18th esysl,r
Geo X Ivy, co A Ia insautrr
mesl.y Wright, co H. 9th cavalry.
JAS " Bennett, CO b. 9th
Caas Bales. private co g, lst
Garsin eoaitsr, private II, let
Edwani Becksl, private, CO II. 18th infantry.
Very respectfully, CHAs. II. LEwIs.
Hospital Stewart Z. e. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEl

u ATCHELoRs celebrated HAIR DIE - ii, Barr 4.
- tAe Wsvid. The only Hsr~isss, Trxs sd RsIssIh
dye known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect--chanees
He'd misty, or Gray Hair instantly CLASSY Bis<A o.
Aertra b-srs without injuring the Hair the
skim leaving the Hair Soft and Beautfuf nparts fresh
vfslty frequently restoring its pristine cr and recti
hes the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine lie signed
WILLIAM A BATCHELOR; all others are mere irnits-
tions end should pc avoided Sold ~ all Druggists &c
RACTORf-s1 Barclay -str~et, New York. BSfcuKros',
SRw TofIxy CsRAn for Dressing the Hair fiyS-dkvIv
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Sent TO Jehnson's Island-snow IN Il
Louis.
St. Louis, Nov. 4.

81. LOUIS, Nov. 4.
Maj. Gen. Marmaduke, Brig. Gen. Ca.
bell aud four rebel CoioneIs captured BY
Gen. Pleasonton At the battle of Usage
left here yesterday for Juhnsoo's leland.
SIX Inches Of snow fell here on yesser-
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

E- Lyman in Othello aud Richard
III tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

BEaINNING To SEE IT.--Copperhead
gentleman in this town. Had bit with
Union man-no, not . bet-against the
law TO do that, but mutually promised
that the one whose Presidential candidate
wasn't elected should make the other a
present Of q new vest. That Was some
time ago. Mcclellan man came to our
Union friend the other day--suppose tina.
instead OF the vest, Uniun man go and
take the oysters with Mcclellan man and
consider the bet aud the Grave Digger
played out. And they did.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

cT Go and hear Lyman at Atheneum
tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

pSr There is Grand Union Rally at
Sawyer's Hall, Fort Madison. on Monday
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

N Lyman recites "Ihe Fire Flepd''
and Charge of the Light Brigade tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

% DR.. McGugin spoke at Styles
School, House on Thursday evening. Co.
ing via Fort Madison he there learned that
the unregenerate speech-shrieking
Coppsrhead Soos Of Liberty sons of lib
erty in horn) in The community where
he was TO speak we're "breathing out
threatening and Slang liter" il he, or "auy
Abolitioni.t,' shonld spend ieceut breath
in talking to them. H. wasn't Scared
The Dr.. is of The kind thst don't scare
worth continental. II. went. A SOL
der. weo had met much mere e. spectacle
traitors down South without being aflaid,
drove him tn the place In a husgy. They
found two Other soldiers zone a Lieut.. J
on the eround when they arrived. Three
newly fie ICED young Ceppe'heads came
into III. house with rscSs in their hands,
evidently intended for the DR.. 8 special
benefit. Soldiers tod them t. throw them
down. Thought they would. and did
Lieut.. III ught needed thrsshing. aud
waikiog into one was regularly cleaning
him out, when DR.. MeGagln and others
got him to let the whipped cur go. The
DR. hen told the audience be had cone
to sp ak and h intended 10 do it, and he
did, and bis style of walking into the
pesce-s DIT axis was caution 70 all the tfibe.
And yes these are the men that howl for
free speech and q free press
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
coLGaTEs HONEY SOAP.

COLGATEH HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand IL made from the choicest materials. 10
mild and emos tent in its nature, frpRvauelv
sceatea .aad extremely Dene fetal in i.s sction
apon the skin Eor sale by III Druggists and Fancy
foods DeAisrs. jan2c-1ydAw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

H- Great attraction at the Atheneum
tonight.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-14
SQasllrillr alaiull.
VIZ. CAMERON . co., Publlshsrs.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1864
Advance in Prices Of subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence of the increased cost
Of wages, paper, snd other materials,
telegraphic reports, subsistence, &c,
the PropTietors of the NAsHTIrI1E
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price Of subscriptions, advertising.
DC. They have adopted new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which viii 60
into effect on Monday, Sept 26th, and
be serupulously adhered to,
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust
however, that it will not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates. We shall be most hap
py to return to them as soon as oircum-
stances viii justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support Of the
friends and patrons Of the UsIos
VIM CAMERON d Co.
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SheriH's Sale.

Df VIRTUE OF AWRTT OF VENDI EXPONAs
~ 20 ne rected, and delivered, from the Honor
able Chaneery Court OF Davidson tounty Tennes-
see, a. rs MY Term. ls64, gill expose 10 public
sac, 70 fhe highest bidder, for cash at the Court
House yard IN the city OF Nashville on SATURDAY.
the 18th DAY Of october 1854, 81 the right fltle.
eia N, interest aud estate which West r. Hum
Phreys thsn had, or may have since scouirei ia
ana 70 the toiioWing described property 10 wit A
tract OF Laad 10 Davidson county, ienhessee, ami
on tho west side of Rains Avenue, containing s
acres and IA poles and being Lot No. J. according
10 The plan of the Ursula Rains Lands as laid down
on Page 644, Minute Book z. Of the Chaneery Court
st Nasl7iRe and be ng the same land bought by
w. d. humphreys at a sale made OF ssid lands by
the Clerk and Master on the Sd Of January, 1851.
Also tract Of lsDd lying in same county and State
containing hy estimation Is acres and Al POLES and
bounded ss follows: Beginning in the centre Of
Browns Creek, where Susan Quimbyss north
boundary line crosses the same running thence
west with the line Of the land belonging TO Masseys
heirs, 81 poles 70 the eastern side OF the centre
avenue, thence south u west alone said avenue.
81 poles 10 the enne running 20 Browns Creek,
thence along the north edge Of The same south
sSS4 east el poles TO the centre Of Browns Creek
thence along the centre Of said creek to The begin
ming, end levied upon as the property Of West H.
Humphreys to satisfy judgment rendefedin favor
John r, Gleayes, G. NJ, against W. H Hum
phreys James E. Ssnaoers, 10. w. HhOr on and f.
K Rains. JAMES NJ. HINTON Sheriff,
octe- By THOS. HOBSOH, ID. shift
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATFg
Letter from Corporal.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10, 1864.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 10, 1864.
/ Ny DEAR EmToR: t-
For three long days | had vsiEiy
tried to get out of your lovely city, but
was repulsed at the Depot on every ap-
/ plication with the old song, No tickets
sod to-aasl' or Road taken for military
purposes &c, &c. / had almost given
up in despair when a happy thought
struck me and on last Saturday morn
ing assumed most martial and heroic
appearance, and boldly approached the
conductor with my Enrolment eertif-
cate, duly signed and stamped BY my
friend Squire Mcdaniel, of the 4th
ward. AS by magic the door Of the La
dies car was thrown open, and your
humble servant, the future Corporal Of
the Rock City Guards was ushered in,
shown TO one Of the best seats, and re-
! ceived all due attention during the
journey. Ga my arrival at Louisville
my friend Isaac Sslonons from your CT
t. offered me an "overeoat shust as coot
az new" for that same magical eerti6
cate, but l very patrioticaLy refused
the tempting bargain. It was for
( tunate thing that did So for on en-
tering my room at the Louisville Hotel
the first object that attracted my atten-
ton was neat card lying on the man
tlepiece, which | supposed at first to
contain an invitation TO some military
ball or festive gathering, but horror
upon horror, when ] held it up TO the
light, the terrible words stared me in
the face, Hon are yost oonssriptsf' with
2 very polite invitation beneath it, to
walk up 70 Capt / Dunhams Office %
get substitute, or else &C take up your
/ gun and walk As your correspondents
are sometimes given TO SLIGHT misstate-
ments, l enclose you the identical card.
It seems they are determined 70 draft
as from Tennessee clear into Nova SEQ
tia. Ny friend Isaac S.lomons felt
quite sick at the "Staaliek about that
time and had 70 go TO the barFoom to
get a dose of peppermint, Of course,
l did nor 90 with him, as you know very
wen that my courage is above suspicion
I found quite delegation Of the brave
defenders Of the Rock City at the dif-
ferent hotels and boarding houses, who
had all left there some weeks ego on
very special and urgent business |
was asked ell about the terrible con-
scription now raging in your city, and
of course had to tell them all knew
and perhaps q little more. / assured
them that Governor johnson had nc
idea Of sending US At fret against such
terrible fellows Is LongtEeet or Forrest,
but would pit us against small Cry Ike
Wheeler OF Roddy until we got some
what used TO the smell Of ofgunpowder, &c
but this announcement did not seem 70
allAy their fears in the least They all
told me that they had been preparing
themselves in the different branches Of
taeties ever since they left Nashville
They have got IS far as RstfezL A
great many re-retreated as far IS Gin
einnati yesterday and to-day, as they
sre snufing danger in tbe air Of Ken
tucly, Ny friend Abraham IsAaes,
Isaac jacobs, jacob Isascs, and Isaac
| Abraham, and company Of G0lalss
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MarshaPs Sale.

DYVIRTUE OF A WRIT, VENDl JONI EX PO-
I'D MAS, 10 mediTected from the Circuit Couit CT
the United Sstes for the Middle District Of 1ennes-
see, at its April term, 1874 ] will expose to public
sale 20 the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door Ia the city Of RsshF lie comm ncibg at
10 O'Clock, 8. n on satC day, the 18TH day q Oct
and estate which G. Fletcher has IN and 70 the fol-
lowing described piece or parcel Of land, to-vit:
''LOt No. o. and part Of lot No s., IN the plan o!
the town Of shelby ,iHe, Tennessee, With all thsim
provemenfs thereOn.n Levied on to sstsfT a jQdF-
inent rendered by the Circuit Court Of The United
Stales it, october term, 1858, in favor Of TTow-
bridge, DAight Co., snd against the said g.
Fletcher l.. r. GLASCOCk,
sep6-St y. s. Marshal.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or A WRIT VENDiTI0EI EXPO
ID MAS to II e directed from the Circuit Court OF
the United States for the Middle District Of Tennes-
zee at is April term 1864, l will expose 90 public
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash, at the door OF
the court house in Nashville, Tenn, CONNIE nci 1g
between the hours of 10 and II O'Clock, q. m, on
Saturday tie 18th day Of October, 1864. ali the
rigEt tile, claim, interest and estate VII ch D. Coax,
Jf has in and TO The following described properly,
to-Wit;
' house and lot Of ground on the southeast cor
ner Of the square, in town Of Lebanon Tenn. bound
ed as follows on the east by College street. On the
south by the first cross stfeet running east, and
west from south to College street, on the west 10y
the lots Of I. Sypert, and on the nCTth by G. l.. Sy
pert and r. J. SJratton Reference is hereby made
10 deed of above lands registered in the Register
Office of Wilson county, in Book No. 2, page 4s2 y
Levied on to satisfy judgment rendered by said
Circuit court at is October term, 1862 in favor OF
John NJ Msris 2 Co., aHd against the said d.
Cook, Jr. Z. 4. GLAsCOC4l,
sep8-st U. $. Marshal.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO NE
ID directed and delivered from he Honorable
Chaneery Court Of Dayl1son county, Teune see, al
its May Term 1854 wis expose to pu lie sale 70 the
gheSt oder, for cash at the Court House ysr. in
th= city q Nashville, on Satu day ihe 18th day {
Dctohe 1854, al The right, title claim, interes and
estate which West d Humphreys .henhad, or NAV
have since acquired, IN and 10 the fol wing no.
peTty, to wit A tract Of and in Da ,idson county
Tenne see, and on the west side OF Rains Avenue
containing acres and IA poles, and being Lot No
accor ing to the plan of the Ursula r ms Lands.
as lad down on page GA Minute Book K, OF the
Chan'ery Court at Nashville, and being the same
land bought by West II. Humphreys at a ssle made
Of said lsR g by the Clerk and Ma. ter, on the 81
day of January, e57. Also tract of land lyinF in
same county and S,ate containing By esbIns ion rs
acres and Al poles, and bounded as follows Begin
ming in the centre Of Browns Creek Wnere Susan
Quimby's north boundsry line crosses q ssine,
running thence west with the line Of IA lan1 be-
longing 70 Mssseys heirs, 81 poles 70 the eastern
side Of the centre avenue, thence south 11Se west
along said avenue 81 poles, TO the avenue run
ming 10 Browns Creek. thence along the north
edge Of the same s0pth $50 est 6l1S poles [, ths
centre OF Browns Greek, thence ing the GENRE
OF said creek 10 the beginning Sale made by 0 der
Of the Chaucsry Court st Ma hve in the case # JnO
E. ,5leayes, C M aga Ms. " H. Humphreys, J.
L. saunders and F. K. rsain5
JANE NJ. HINTON, sher f.
octs- By Tho HURSON, A. SAT-
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Marshal's Sale.

1JYVIRTUE OF TWO ALIAS Fl PAS, TO NE
D directed from the CrcUlt Court Of the United
states for the Middle district OF Tennessee, at ~
April term, l564 Wih expose % public sale q tie
hRhest bidder for cash, at the cour- house door IN
toe city Of Nashville, commencing between he
hours u 10 and II o'clock, a m, on Saturday, the
I6th day Of october 1864, all the right title elaln
ipteres snd estate which J. z. Lamo aud l. A.
Boyd has in and 70 the following described piece or
parcel OF land lying in lhe Town OF ColRnt<2 STATE
Of Tennessee, 10 ait:
zone lot No 66, known as Vsughts shop lot, sit
uated ia the south part Of columbia, on Garden
street. % which large frame building or steer
Cabinet factory bounded on the north ~ - street,
running east aud west the old margin of Columbia;
Z nth y the lot belonging 70 Mrs. y. z Pstton ;
east by James Hodges lot snd West BY caro- en-
street. in iudng the steam ing and boiler IN said
building" Levied on 10 ssssiy judgu e0ts render
ed by sad court at IL Octo5er tim, ls50, and May
term 1852, IN favor Of Meader Co, ard Duer' Nor
ms 8 Co., and AGAINST Lamb q Boyd.
: E z. GLAsC0CK,
sepG-st = Marshal.
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Marshal's sale.

ny VIRTUE OF TWO WRTTS ALIAS Fl IA TO
me directed fr IN the Circuit court 0f tho United
states for the Middle Dslict Of Tennessee, az its
April term, 1864. will Expose 10 pubic sale TO the
highest bidder for cash. al the court house door IN
tie city Of Nashville, Tennessee, commencing be-
tween the hours OF 20 apd u m, 90 saturday the
18th day Of October 1854, al the right, title,
claim, interest and estate which Algeron Barr snd
William n. VOORHEES, has in and 70 The 10 loving de-
scrbed piece or parcel of land situated iH the town
Of COLUMBIA, State Of , Iennessee, tO-Wie:
"A lot bounded on the north by the lots Of Ed
ward Kuhn and J. W. S. Frersonl south by lots No.
e and ~; east by EmL8rg9 stree; and vest ~ an
a ley. running north and south" Levied on a the
nropertyof 6aTr : VOORHEES,, to satisfy judgments
rendered by said Circuit ct its Apul term, 1862, in
lagof OF DlieT, Noffs s Co., aud Aeader Co.
J.. R. GIaASCOCK,
seng-st u, s. Marshal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-14
United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEsSEE-NO s..
WHEREAs HORACE q. HARRISON, ESQ,
w Attorney Of the United States for SAID District,
who prOsecutes therein, on behsH Of the United
states and Jos. X. lin, Eeq. Surveyor Of Gu
TOMS has tiled an Inforna ion in the DstriC Court
Of the United htates Tor said District, against no
packages merchants snd suffers goods. now iyHg
IL the stOrehouse formerly occupied by Meszrs 1.
J. Duncan Co, on the public square in hsshY lie,
Tennessee, and agAinsJ al persons lawfully inter-
Fenng for Their interests therein-alleg % thst OF
Seps. 9th, 1864, ea d properly wss seized in said
district On land by Jos r. Dll n, Esq, Surveyor Of
Customs, as effelted f5r can, mentioned IN said
Information, snd praying for the ususl process
nov therefore, in obedience 70 the monition Of said
Courf, hereby gFe public notice to al per ons
tesest. 4 10 ssid property, 10 app ar bef re said
Courtat the Court-Te ON ia the Cap tO at Nashville
snid District. on The Sd Mocuay in October inst,
then and there to PROFOUND their claims I'D m Ike
their allegations.
f R. GI4ASCOCK,
Marshal u. g.. Middle District Of Tennessee.