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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
From n Soldier mt the Front.
WELDON NAILROAD.
isru EySrxKSr n. Y. AETiLLyRT 5rH ARMY Con

isTu EESINKyT y. Y. AETiLLyRr 5rH ARMY toGps
Sept l. 1884
Ny DEAF BROTHER There is nothing new
e. writ, about Everything at present is quiet. We
s1poet have battle 1woud not be surprised II
Lee sLoall drew % Richmond and Petersburg all his
fsrces Ia The Steamboat valley. and allow Hood to
svncua:e Ataut, and ci3g Bis army North to reinforce
Aim aud ;oa witt h. army reelI ed TO endoavor
~ crush "a. before can get army reeonforced by
fac drif. lie nus, know that II We .ucceed In III
Arsf we rnrst SUCCEED III the field Their ury now is
a. ,ts toaxirars strength He gill dud hard work 10
ct,a,a nry more mel. Since have ftBr'ndr St lon
Re have trsver.ei Il lea through TIE tsat NJ
vrGns ard spesk trly Y. that have seen Dut tisce
Va,te mcn--'ue w,s doctor one an CID f+2tst mih'
k,r AID Que ar agsd n,an-anG very f." colofed
Sos bit We hnTo seen gaze nnuber u "onen, white
sj bls K AID suppose the safe Of things obtain
Earorga oil ile south
Ths dsai. rnlat 20 on, ne INST have men, II 1t Is
Sosrpoas5 & win prove aat Lincoln is efrald to enforce
h / hAvc tbougA. AL noas Re WIS too timid.
The army is in good heati Spirits have great con-
hicnce in Grant This Z, th, nost unhealthy month in
he year here We ere de!'y receiving men. cay about
thousand doy. Ths. leip, scne.
II sad thing that there should be party In the
country whose success should depend upon armies
tsing defeated l believe that 1t is conceded that If
ehsrics.on. Mobile, Wilmington. Atlanta Petersburg
ed Richmond are tskon by u.s. that IIncoln would be
Sected; that Grant marching in, triumph mp Main
Street Richmond. at the head Of his victorious army,
You'd be succeeded by Lincoln marching up Pennsyl-
ysnia avenue. Washington, to the White Houses but II
~ were routed at every point with great slaughter
asn Mcclellan would succeed. You may Imagine how
~ ardent Mcclellan man must feel when reading our
Yiccres be cen hardly help thinking that If he had
Been reading defeats 1t would have been better for bis
saudidats JAMES d. MILLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
THE GREAT CONTEST.
vpou TresuuY OF TIE POTOMAC
urisi. Firing on s"tprdny-A afeu''"so''
xu,eS-ssen. Egna again liza the Field.
Army OF THE POTOMAC, !
Sept. 10. lS6i-Eyeuing.

HEADQUARTERS Army or THE lOTOIAs,
Sept, 10. lS6i-Eyenlng'
Firing has been kept up all day on the center
and right The Rebels 10 have got their temper
excited BY that surprise Of last night and appear ucor
sinod to annoy our pockets M much as they can 1t
vas the Goth Indiana and 99th Pennsylvania cavalry
that made the charge aud took the Rebel line Of peke's
Lieut.. Col. George W. Nickel, commanding tne 2Jlh
Indiana was shot through the hips and died On the
Geld. His body is being on,balmed and VIII be sent
home.
Lieu, pisbrov. Of the e9th Pennsylvania, YVES badly
wounded in the head.
The prisoners capturedRsay they were asleep at the
time and that our men them .beioreI they had
sine to resist.
Gen Patrick, Provost Marshal Of the army was to-
Asy presented with beautiful sword sash, spurs and
shoulderstrSps by the enlisted Of the 2Cth New
York whose original torn of enlistment has expired,
and those resnlsted are going home. Cen T. made
avery appropriate speech on the occasion
Brighten Egsn arrived at tho mont yesterday hsv'
ing almost entirely recovered from tho severe wounds
he rAceircd on the 2d of June front Of Petersburg
havin On that occasion the promotion he 30 well
deserved. he win have command in the Second
Corps. W. H. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Local yJiIitoyy Matters.

RECRUITING AT TUE COUNTY HEADQUARTERS.
Recruiting ut Supervisor B'unt's headquarters
hes been very dull for weeks account Of the
In bounties ofe; CT BY and villages In The in
~ OF the State. TIE average number enlisted daily
NJ tHs.e headquarters during lat week was fopr men,
Bul ihrce men were sworn in yeserdsy
1Hg SPIN0LA CoUEr-XARrIAL.
T,is Court Marital was organized ct No. II
Rat 81 Arlong the officers present were Mst Gen.
Hart so, residing Big. Gems. Gresne and AerTiss
ssIssss s;'s N. Z. ". j. H. Raymond "a n. T.
Asastfaqst Rlrsess spl Col. N J. Hal. ! JhSAsS,
fte c,aIs bns decided shst the procsedines shs ~
lie published Gsu. Spiuola 1t 10 UNDERWOOD objecH.
tie composition Of the Court the majority 0G -
members are Of lowor rank than his own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
NavnI Movements.

The following regular o. s. naval officers
have been Just ordered by the Navy Department spe
such services ore herein stated;
Lieut.. Pred X. Smith 10 tis Rhode I.and; Geo. ",
Wood to the Roanoke; also j. u. Marvin 70 the Msa$
can; Lieut. Commander l.. II. Newman 70 the Hysof}
aso G co. L. Beknap ~ command the ScmPcei also p
b Harmony 10 commend the Naval Rendesvous. Soot&
st.. New.IOrk also Watson Smith 10 command NAv9
Rendezvous as Camden. ~ j.; also Ralph Chandler y
command Naval Rendezvous. Brookiyn, N. IT. d3
james n Miller to the M0nadnock; Paymaster J. q
Rttenl ouse 10 the Lancaster; Captain Charfs W,
Pickering ~ command the Mopadnock; Aen. .PtymaE
ter WIN. l.. Darling TO the Rhode Island ChnpdnJ y,
Dencless To the Susquehanna; Gunner H. Hamilton 70
the Rhode Island Surgeon Is. T. Tinslar to the Nsva
Rendezvous at Portsmouth. n. III.
Dstaehed-Leut.- Commander Geo. W. Morris. fsp
the command OF the Nyack. and ordered 70 ordnsrtp
duty at tie New.York Yard; also z. K Gwen from tAS
command Of the Ioa,ve, and 10 await orders Pep
master Jos Z. Eldridge from the Lancaster and q
lercd home; Chaplain Chester Newell from the Brandy
wine, and granted sick leave Second Asst Engiaeek
Ed Scattergood. from the Msratongs. and ordered q
the Dictator; Ensign Jas. H. Sands from the Junts>A
and granted sick leave. boatswsn j. A. Selner. nvs
the Roanoke. and ordered to the Junitai sumner 4
Wohler from ordnance duty at YORK ana ordsis4
20 the Colorado: Also. III. w. fiu.soorne. hom -
Vermont. and ordered to ordnance duty st the New
0rsers Rerossa--second Asst Engineer r. 5. Rob
erts 10 the Pawtuxet. and ordered TO Me Colorsdot
Gunner J. ID. Fletcher 20 the Colorado.
A5pointsd-Wm. II. Herring Acting Gunner Soa
probation).
= NAVAL ITEMS.
On Friday OF last week, apOnt |VO men Wos4
ordered from the Receiving Snip Ohio as the BostQA
Navy Yard, 10 Vessels Of tb. home squHdrone- TAS
Italian steam fir gate Principe Amberto Capt. 8. -
81. Ban arrived at New York on Saturday nom PH,
mouth England. She mounts 20 guns and has crew
Of 600 men Engines 600 horse power. The Prince u
Joiny lie accompanied by the Duke Of MontpensleS
and the Count de- Paris. and attended By Capt O..
Pgeard Naval at.aoAs to the Imperial French Emose'
81 In London, and by the tutor Of the Count de pnr
arrived from London at the Admiralty House feief
mouth August ~ q visit TO the yaSds ana snip:
monitor has been built and launched suoccssfny q
Callao and the steamer Ioise Is being rapidly oo4'
yertcd into an iron. clad Side wheel steamer Assae'
SOFT Commander II. +. Renshav, arrived 81 Boston On
tho 18th inst. from ST. John. n. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
FROM NORFOLK, wa private not

FROM NORFOLK, wa private note OF the
Ath from Of our Lowell boys reports matters quiet
at this point. The writer says, I'VE are having de-
ghtfuily cool weather. relief ster long term OF
hot weather Yesterday forenoon O. took
me outside Of the fortiicatons what free negro
can do for himselL negro hire~ plntlion OF Gov
eminent, which happens 10 be situated between two
white plantations and proof that the black man can
look out for himself has only contrast the corn
sweet potatoes and iorih-the negros being 50 far
ahead In every respect. that even my unpracsed eye
detected the differences"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
A Successful shirmish on the Picket Zine
from Our Special Correspondent
IN FRONT Or PETrRsB,RG.
SDnf 10 lkIl--sl "A M.


SATURDAY, Sept 10, le6i-et a. ~.
For some time past the Rebel picket line
across the plank Road" in front Of Petersburg has
been rather too close TO that Of the Union forces Con
sequenty about l. o'clock last night Gen Mott OF the
Tnird Division Second Corps. sent forward a snail
force and gently pressed II back, out Of its rHe'Its
about half mile to its fortified lines. The Rebels did
not Ike this and just before daylight this morning
spened brisk ile bota Of artillery and uiusketry
with view to regain their lost rGePts, which were
row occupied and reversed by our men.
They we're met by heavy cannonade from our bat
teres aad the muskeiry fire from the Sd Division from
tser new rife pits supported by the list Division Of the
same Corpe under Gen. Morrell. and the result was
shat TIE Rebels did succeed in their attempt reg in
their loss Oar permanent line stands advanced about
half mile at that important point. The casualties
we're very few our side.
The rebel piokets report this morning that the
Union forces are in full possession Of Mobile They
also attempt to circulate the fshy story that Atlanta
he. been reoaptured which Of course is not believed
tbile the other is received With due allowance.
IirrNOTP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

that forty tribes are still In insurrec.ion. ard that
several chiefs who hal manifested wish cor peace had
been killed A chief who signed conditions Of peace
Obliged 10 take refuge in Tunis Disturbances con-
time Ajax and Soasse Must Of the tribes demanded
TIE dismissal Of the Kesnsdar.
Adsioes from Algieis safe that the expedition sent
out against the assassiDs ~ " Mol.Grd aud Egnelea
had been Instructed ~ drive the insgent population
rom Tell Fresh fires have taken place IL the forests Z"
the province Of Constantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Chs Quota Of the 23d Congrsssisnui Dis
srict FILLED.
SYRACUSE. N. Y. Ser

BYRAcuss, n. y, Sept. II.
The quota Of the 23d Congressional District
Qsondsgo and Cortland Counties has been hled under
che call for 500 600 men, The enlismens mainly for
srs year new Infantry regiment the le5th has been
vsised within ten days and there's surplus Of several
Kindred men. The city of Syracuse filed it's quota on
Saturday. Provost. Marshal Chamberlain refused TO
seesiys any more enlstn ents at noon yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

italian joe" notorious Chicago rowdy
whose real is Joseph Murray, went few dsys
since 10 Robinson & Howe's Circns with bis two cnil-
dren and getting INTO alteration with John lewis
the doorkeeper owing to not having provided n,msen
with tickets instead Of money called the later aS
opprobrous cpilhct Lewis thereupon drew ps,oi
and demanded apology. and none being ouetra, 10
berately shot Murray. whose life Is IN grca. uanSe.
Lewis. who was arrested was with dimeuiD s~'"
from being lyuched
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
From Gen. sheriSan's ArmyJ
BALTIMORE, Sept.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IL, 1884
The americans special dispatch from Harper'a
Ferry to-day says:
There has been change in the military situation
siscs my last dispatch Working parties have recon-
mcnced work on the Baltimore and Ohio Rs.rosd this
morning and il is expected the road vii be In running
order throughout by Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
India and China.
BOMBAY. Aug.

BOMBAY, Aug. y.-The Persian Gull telegraph
cable is broken.
Gray Stirtings and Mule Twist active Cotton IN
good demand. Exchange on London %. I'd Freights
70 Liverpool for Cotton. 55s. Money tighter
CALcUrIA- Aug. e.--Gray Shrtings aud Mule Twist
firm Exchange On Loudon. 2s. Id
SHAyGHAg July 2.-hray Shirtines and Six IN.
changed Exchange on London. IL. 2id.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
The Confeseuce.

Tie Tenna General Correspondents Of August
% saws: THE Conference which VAS IL be held 10.
day has been adjourned. probably because the Danish
Penipotentiaries still awaiting several necessary
documents
The Presss srys: up to the present the Conference
has been occupied solely with the territorial question
IL has been resolved appoint committee rs soon as
possible for the regulation of the frontier line"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Italy.

A telegram from Turin of Aug. %. says: Accordin
to intelligence received here arrests continued at Iren
and in Neneta.
1t is rumored tina. the police have discovered depot
Of arms. munitions aud tr.colorod flags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
apnin.

telegram from Madrid Of Aug. e6 says:
Senior Frazo. the representative OF the Emperor Of
Mexico. has arrived heie and eit for La Grsnja He
Ii the bearer Of letters announcing 10 Her Spanish
Majesty the accession VI the Emperor Macmillan 10
the Mexican throne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Rrusain.

Tho Neue Preussisehe Zeitung says, "There
can be question Of withdrawal Of the troops even
FROM Jutland before the defnve conclusion Of peace.
The return Of all Prussian troops from tho Duchics IL,
therefore. lar less TO DO expected"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
THREE DAYS LATERFROmE EUROPE
Thc African Slave Trnde-The Vienna
Peace Conferencc-Arrestsi i'm the HAL.
ina Provinces Of Austria.

The steamship America, from Southampton
August 81, with three days later news from Europe
arrived here yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
The sn.urrection In Tunis.

Adyices from Tunis OF August 81 say: IL is
officially announced that fourteen of the tribes nave
made their spbjss!oa PRIV ate letters state. however
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Turkey.
Tho dimcultin

The difficulties which have arisen between
Turkey and Moatenegro in reference to the frontier
have been satisfactorily arranged by mixed commis-
sion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
Anniversary of the Battle OF BnI,jmere

BhLfiNOkP, SEPT. TT IHUf.
The city is gay with flag to-day, it being the
aaAYsrtsfy Of the Battle Of Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

A tsicgr,rn from Peri., of Aug. 81, asserts
hat the Tu Of Males win yiit Stockholm. all sub
se4ron'l, PehaI-. "a. petsisanIg ard relse. *
Ssefn arnce tsnp-g,i, q IN oe at ~ chrlo
will vist the csI rs AZ Cnelons. The Prince
Uil e1sn at the o~nIS' dsys aad niecrwAEd rstarn
with the Emperor 20 Paris.
The Times Par8 correspondent, says IL aptfgrs that
the matt monnl aiafus between Prince inlb'rt ard
daughter Of Prince Mlrst, which rumor rssigned ~
the Jealous Offices OF Toe Empress, has dixon ~ the
ground and that the report Of demand having been
actually made for the hand VI 10 Princess. or on the
port Of being made with prospect oi SUCCESS 10 IN
1Lggcraton.
The Emperor and Prince Humbert WIN not leave for
Chnlons until Aug. 20.
Tas T0ses correspondent says;
Money ia p,eatiial in Paris, and offered uldor
the Bank rate during tho week. Although tiis Is the
dead II the year. the Paris tradespen In gen
raj well employed. The remarkable abundance Of fruit
has caused greater quantity ~ be preserved than
usual.
Their WAS better demand for wheat in the provin'
cia markets.
At present the corn crops throughout France may be
considered safe and farmers are beginning to thresh
their wheat.
TIE stock ~ -four Is considerable in the Paris stores
while the demand Is estimated bakers -four 10 quoted
at 5Oi the sack.
The puri Bourse Is firm. Rentes closed on Monday
nj bJf $50.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17

NashEii.a. Tenn. March @efl. 1894
In accordance N5th Special g4der No 76,
dated March 220d, j. Is -4ereby ordered:
l. Isais oefli laAss Of Stores, Restaurants
and I3wel.ag Houses, viii lie required to
claaa their yards and cellars, and have the
oa'al removed, within forty-eight hours
from the date Of this order. No garbage o.
dirt ut any kind will be allowed to accu-
mulate on any premises within the city
Limits.
-. AL dirt to be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys BY
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish Will be allowed TO remain more than
twenty-four hours without being removed.
III. Oial, the accumulation % Restau-
rants, must be removed BY the occupants
each day, tSunday's ezceptedl before 10
a. N. All ashes and rubbish viii be SCI IN
barrels on the side walk before 10 A. II.
each day.
". thereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses viii be required 10 have he rear o.
their premises clean, and the side walk
swept before 9 A. N. each day.
=. Any violation Of the above Order viii
be punished By tine Of Five Dolisrs, 80
to be collected by the Provost Marshal
VI. A. cleaDliEess IS one Of The first Re
ouis.tes 10 health, il IS hoped the citizens
will 40 oil in tts.r power 10 assist IN re-
moving one Of the first causes Of disease.
As soon as q suii.cieng number Of carts can
be procured, notice viii be given, and the
dir and rubbish removed without cost 10
citizens.
Va. as Il Is MY intention 70 remove sli
eth from the city proper, whether IN the
shape Of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals /;
any information that would facilitate the
above will be thankfully received and irn-
mediate action taken la the premises.
Va. y. CHAWBERLAIy,
Capt. and Chief Of City Police.
ap.-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17

SKY No. s.--TRE AUvK,7rUfzs or A C0NsCaIrr.
No Ia, draft goodI Is patriot if drafted.
I go-suTe
e ! receive aletter which tells the agoniznq
fs1t-Im drafted.
8. by the advice q $4,000 frienda [ ofse7 g
substitute.
{. Who tutoring qUAck, is rejected By the
ulSulted surgeon.
9. ;eel my country calls farewell, my love
~ where glory waits mel
G. fetcely charge tie Zoe, and DO lsarflIi
carnage
?. And make sturdy rebei f..
8. Am segit IS. "A dispatches, g psTilous duty.
death or goTyl
9. Attacked by bead Of gonilss, / CRY,
Come on ye t-IST-gaitOTs u
10. dIsC0mht them and hear Of the head OF
the gorilla chief
II. Ideliyer dispatches, ssve the army and
maize brigadier-generl.
Il. And thus relieved from aIi future dangers
in the field, crown uy glory with love
These two sets are the best des gIled an5 hand
soonest eoloTed Cards published, beaides beng
the FUNNIEST IL the market.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17


SEr No. 3.-THR SLAVE u 1853
No In the cotton field
2. The Christmas week.
y. Tho sale.
:. The parting Buy US too
5. Tho lash.
e Blow Tor blow.
Z. In the swamp.
3. Freei
0. The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty.
H. Victory.
l. Ho.died for victory
IN or,ieTlng the number q the Set Is only naces-
-ary 70 mention. For instance, No l. Eor3 or all
ofthem, If sl aTe desired.
Price, 30 Gents each SET,
FREE BY NAH.
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three sets, zone Of each, IS saInplel post
fs 90
One dozen 81, assorted, pTelbrredl
post pald .......... 4 90
TX dozen s>et assorted, If prelerrel,}
Freight psad by huyer.............,........ p %
One Gross, Escorted, 4 preferrei, freight
pd - IS 90
Army AGENT, Suffers and Itsilsrs, u they prafar
&, iusy send their orders snd money throu III any
Express Company, with Instructions 70 Ray f0r
ltood- on delivery at tho offoe OF the co7nBauy
hc-e. NeFsmcn ami Others n permanent ioeslIty,
wlN send money for smsl orders; large orders 4
prtlerrctt, G. q. D. send your orders Ia dlE t. N
sure prompt delivery. sea- AL letters carefully,
and address plsdnly 10
GEO. P JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar n--aua No. lnT Main street Cincinnati O
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
5sr No. l.--OUa RELATIONS A. Ho1rz AND AaRoAB
CONVINCING

le- W. A-~Cta fhtLAI4oN8 ~ 1tCsih AAii hEhtA4S,
CONFUSING
No. /. On KnEland's muggy shore, 6 surly lion
gave greyous TOarl
2. Which temporarily assonished even the
Gallo cock
3. Who responded wish waTllke vigor. when
lion c8Ted.
4. Exeter Hau. This lion weeps: ." Is he
nos o bird and 81 brOtherg''
5. Which hs fosget5 IN The embrace Of the
benjghted woit Of the {. 3. A.
6. The arHing u the wolf BY his faithful
squire, rle Lon.
7. Tho Mexican vultuse gGrroted l,y the gal
u. cock
3. Introduction OF Master Swamp Angel
when the lion pockets his nuns.
3. Grand cOmD.aL between the osgie and the
wolf Of The G. s. 4.
10. death O. the wolf
l.. The eagle vindicstos the Monroe doctrine
IL Mexico.
Y. Grand tsbleau. The Ut1e child Liberty
shsii lead John Hull (the iiODl end FRANCE
die Gallo cOckl N future.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
SPECIAL DISEASES.

: GRATEFUL FOR TEE LIBERAL PATRON
Z " AGE lie Ess received. Dr. Coleman respect
fully INFORMS citizens ami soldiers that he hiss re-
/ moved his DISPENSAkY u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
Sale OF Valuable City and Edgeileld
PrODerfF.

TDY vil+ue Of Deed II Trust exes 70 me on
Is the 18th day Of seps.-u.i-sr, ~ '9eorge
v. HItchinSs ana w.le, Aiei'=s,. J. - lahiIiA,
supplementary thereto, executed ) Tie s-gIssa
tes on the 1t day Il Octier 1860 tile first reg
tered IN the Register Ui.ce % DaY son County
Book No. -, plges 25 and 20, aud the second
registered ~ sld Office, iull $40. -, page III, amt
Tor the purposes therein mentioned, to-git 10 Sc
cure Tho payment Of docs due 10 A.. VI. Waddell
I vii, on tie III day o. April, 1864, q. the Court
House door in thetlfy OF Nashville, expose 20 pub
Ing described rcsf estate, situated IN the city Of
Nashville and Edgef-id, the FIRST bounded 81 fol-
lows to-Wit: BENG Lot No 81, ~ ate plan OF the
CITY 81 Nashville, beginning IL the northwest cor
ner 81 Is i0t owned ty John +. Erwin, trustee, on
tfay street. running then westward With Gay g.
ninety go feet, thence soutiWaruly parallel u
Cherry street seventy 90 feet % the corner of 4.
=. Sneh lot, thence ea-tWarIy With Smells lue
ninety so feet e. tle corner oil sa4d lot owned by
John r. Erwin, trustee, thence norJEY ardy with
IDS line seventy tIU) feet 90 ttn Beginning, and be-
ing the same tlat Conveyed - sad llIlching-
IS l.. n. Reyuoi B., by decI, recorded IN the Reg
listers office o. DAVIDSON county Book No. %, page
AL sad LOT has tHo teuefneGt- thereon oue brick,
fronting fO1 feet tsy street, the other frame,
fronting 4SIz feet on Eaid street, and VIII u sold
separately 10 suit purchasers. Possession cannot
- gwen, unless by agrsemeit with tenants, until
Christmas next.
Also At the same time and piece, and upon the
same terms herein before stated, il the proceeds of
the first be not sufficient, J viii sell tho following
described premises: one Ipt IN LdseSeld, DIS
trct No. 49, the north side u Cumberland river,
adjoining Mary Ann CbsaWcI SID others, known
and described ~ Lot No. ., containing two end one
hail acres, including the street or alley each side,
and beginning II the northeast corner OF Lot No. ?
IN the middle Of the FaEglsu Turnpike, and run
ming south ~ poles 70 the middle u street 90 feet
VIDE, thence esst poles % stake, thence north -
poles 70 the middle OF Vaughan Turnpike, thence
west 10 poles 10 the beginning beng the same con
veyod 90 said H-tchiugs ~ deed, recorded in the
Resiste1s Office Of Davidson county, nc Book No.
%, page 420 The above property viii be sold with
out equity o. redemption, aud with I'll right VI
dover waived, aud deed made 20 purchaser March
- 1864. ABABK TURNER, Trustee.
EDwARD II. East, Attorney Ter Beneficiary.
Mar Ih-td