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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-27
,Warum ,reinfDu Bonn 10. !RSther

uWarum ,re'nfDu cenn 10, &dtberle?"
rScut' id nit meine, 6p9wurce !?
Mein Seppel n,uB ia unter bic Sdwa.
taneldecr!" rMa, tr6ite bid, er fommt
ia in le65 Sabrin ;urlf vSa mein
9tyraS'1le, rermeil bann idcn lang Elm
Mnpern."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-27
Q(r+ 291.
= a + t. $ a II s.

Neitauraticl1 un6 @QlpDn>
0ei 6dftl
Spbu $. 2abr,.
ede eer Nctert< unb Dritten StroBe>
Gin ValsmenD.
Oisle neueinseridtete unb tem feinIfen @e.
l9mat entIpreetenoe Netauration empTeblt bier
NIT beltens fem YutIifum
Soba 9. Qabr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-27
Doctor Np1enf,

0eburt5belfer, Sptratsur, 3abn@ uno
Nu9enzN zNr;t..
glin,mt ale Granfbeiten BIS mdnnliten nne
weitliden @eI9ledts in @rr uue ssrlpr.3t bel
umiidtieer Ysbnnolnns aud b. @srmSasnsSer~
b1I.uiIs Mrmer su beriidfdtigcn.
Sffce: Gde Der Dritteu uno Niinuslctaltrab.,
Spreebltunnen: 0pn 9 ubr Mprgcns bis ubr
Nahmttass.
Nclpens: SorstraBe, nabe gbts's Stprs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-27
s.. SQbrgQ1lg:
Die l|(llne(otu Staots6eilunh

Die ]|lulnelota 5taotS5eitun0,
. gfs &c, Oritten uub 98atalbap.
5treDe, sine Greppe bp4,
e;lbeint leren S3amlta9 unp tpfet s,p ei
Oou. per 5abr, in Horausbe;ablun9.
xinSelue 9tummern fpRcu Gents.
SeSinDuu9cn.
Abrnniren fanu man 3u .rSent elmer 3sitbea
jIbrss ppb !Gnnen pieOcm Announcement ppran<
~ 9snpeu NuMmern ui9 nahsslanct mcreen.
O,r 5Uelc,iptioas< <Bttra9 tanN in 9fptcN1r-
s:lr siuer gut:n 8ant sinseibidt wereen.
S4a5@ 2S:un 0sle 1T resiltrirten SrieTen oer<
o'eu 3sht, rasen MIR uen Ge1lult; epb aieat IN
uute1iItrtrttn 9riefsu,
aae Mittb;ilunssn, Nislpsr II. (. m. pnn III
sossilren:
steutbcr S Grel. vutlilbsrs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-27
Jotn @aeeenmil1er'6

Jobn 9a99enmiller'6
Dttt8bur9 &a9erbter< er<@Qlpn,
ede Der Dritten Nno &ptert @traBe.
ct. Daul, Minn.
SO balte ltets sutes eaeerbier, belitate B1au-
e.es, atte 9asanna< Gisarren, auseeaeidneteu
emmcn:baler unb gimburser &d1e, 1omie anbere
falte @pcilen ,prrdttia.
Wet's Mot slauben wiq> terfpmme unb iiter-
5eu9e lI9. Guer Jreuro
Srt 5aaae enrttIltr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-27

u liter <@Qlle
Gicb S Girfler.
O1'1te % Straee. 9egeniber Der Yresbyterian>
Stride, 9: paul, Minu.
Oie nebernabme tieics bcliebten Golfs. QrfoIes
biermit benz uercbrten putIifum mittbeiIenb ,eiocu
mir 3ueleip ersetcnit an eab mir in uultrm "a.
loon nit
9utem 2a9ertier 2 @laS fir 5 Gents
alien 9orten QifGren.
allen Speilen uuo feiren Gigarren auf,utpartsu
i'm Staube iinb.
y d II. 6 Girflex.
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Gcmfprtable6 beutldeS
- a IT. unb 6 . It aus
suult 0finnpintn=Sh

d"ut S9t S9tt1t11eTu1a:SUd
sort : Strabe> nabe benz @lodenbous.
Qer unterSe'dnete erlaubt it biermit, bic Muf>
mertlamteit pes einbeimilhen unb ausmGrtioe
oeut(den Yublifum5 auf 1ein nett unb beouen,
etneeridtetes GAIT une aO1baus au leufen.
5n oemielben inbet Der mertbe Sat bic ler-
treune1alte unb biaiate 8ebienuna, reinlides
Ho9ts, quite Soft fur; 9lQes> mas in euer anffan-
otgen 9S1rtbi@aft teanipru9t merbcn tann.
9ufe StaQuns behnbet ild ebeufaQs teim Sau1e.
Oas Streten nes itnteraei6ueten 1T bic Muer,
tennun9 bersr, bic i'm teebren.
Gbepbpr Damn.
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Soldiers 1on|e.

S@entmirtbl9aft unb Experimentation.
Don W tbia8 8eder.
ct. peterfra6e, 3piiten Der Z. uub 8. 5tro6.
ct. paul.
Der &ipiliif unb Der @oItat
@irt bel mir finsen frib unb frat:
9 2@IaS fir s Gent Qaaerbi.r
0om beiten. tpas man braut allbi,r.
9isarren, 8rGnbies, belieiSs,
uae ta!ts Spetltn, aud nt@t bSs.
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THE
KIM JE51TA SrAATSZEITUMG,

\ WEEKLY PAPER,
published by REU7 HER g. Excl,
s.. PAUL, : MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
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unipn @pte!.
Gde Der 0Sabo16anz unp 4ten StroEe.
son Wf. 2nnfcnbeimcr.
Neu erbaut, srraumis, nit bpbcn unb freunb.
!t@en 3fmmern serleben, trie teies Sotel 1T, bic.
tet ea penn Ne1'enoen bic berrliAlten 8eauemld,-
feiten neten gut tereitcter Soft unp ber biliiaen
Seelenung, 1ctrie CUTE @etrGnfe an Der Bar.
Seraumiae Stalluna 1T tei benz Seu1e, unb
eeBbalt ben Jarn1ern namentlid III emsiebIen.
9teisnbe unb eeren@jepdet werSeu frei ppu rrt
mad Der 2anoune befDrcert. 15e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-27

rS Qtnt 9 0ul @QuS"
RON Ju1ius 6rof,
6ort<Srobe, nabe cem @inslplp=6aule
ct. paul, Minne1pta.
Das san3e9aus it eur9aus renusirt. Nreuut-
ltde une bequeme 3immer iteben 6amilieu uub
efnaelnen Yerionen 3ur Oispoltipu.
Bette 9elcrGt.
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GS beibt cab 8arnum nit cem plone
umaebt, ca6 Sod" aus ,pel&em Wcr<
aan entld!iipfte, fir lein Muitum an,u<
taN}sI'. 81 foil renSbioer Staatsteb5r<
ben bereits cine bpbe Summe fir leues
nShiupfpb" o,bpten baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-27

Deuti4e Salopn : @irtbl6aft ,ur
u9 &c s. all"
scn
@enrp Sanger,
Gde ter Vierten unp &obertz @traee. .
llnb tuenu Gran3 SiseI ielber fam.
1nb lid bel mir Gin @ldshen nabn,
0rn nvaser" ceer altem @eiu -
Vt piires ri9ur" sufrieben lein;
Denn Naes, mas idb battle,
9igarren uno eas Saserbier,
Slt9an3 famcs, es febt tafiir
5enry 3anaer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

THE SOUTHERN "WAR WIDows."-A
Vicksburg letter says, "quite a noticea-
bic institution is the Southern widow at
this time, of which there is an album
dance of ell sorts and ages. a partner
ship, friendship, Fellowship with one Of
them is sometimes profitable, If not plea
SAINT. GunbOst officers, news-men, mer-
chants and Jews have quit their legiti-
mate spheres TO ply these form women
with their seductive arts for the sake of
the cotton which they have and bold
10 one case penniless adventurer has
been enriehed by his share in few bun
bred bales Another has married q
BcraWny dame, and turned Southern
planter. It need not be told that from
aradicsl be is quietly softened into =
+ conservative. a third is encountered
with no less than three women which
be is anxious to marry Of, but finds bis
compensation in the farming of two
thousand acres Of land. In fact there is
just now quite = rage for turning plant
or, and We look for an extensive i'm
migration from the North for the sake OF
the golden gains Of the cotton, exclusive
Of the innate attractions which The rich
Southern women have for the needy
bachelors of Yankee land"
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Marshal's Sale.

\ obedience 70 three wrts venditoa szponas 10 me-
i directed from the Circuit court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of tennessee at its
october term, 1868, will at IL O'Clock, 1. n, ~
TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF JANUARY, 1se4 expose
70 public sale to the hghest bidder for cash. at the
door Of the Courthouse, IN Nashville, Tennessee, ali
she right title, claim, interest, and estate which Le
grand a. Carney has in tract Of laDd in Rutherford
county, Tennessee, near the town Of Murfreesboro,
containing, by survey, One Hundred and Twenty
I've Acres vested IN SAID l. II. Carney By grant from
the safe OF Tennessee made on the 9Th day Of UcO-
Der, 1859 and recorded on psEe 1885, II Book No. TO-
Of Noses NJ. Swan, RegistraT-bouI ded &c follows
(" Beginning at Ash, the Northwest corner Of a
tract Of land formerly Owned BY David bosnian,
(noE BY said Carney) running thence South, So de-
rees East with the North line Of said tract Eve hun
bred poles 10 the Norh East corner of said tract,
thence North forty poles, thence North, IS degrees
West FIVE hundred poles, thence South frty poles, 20
the beginning :; levied on 90 satisfy Judgments rem
dersd ~ the Circuit Court Of the United Ststss or the
middle District OF Tennessee It's April term, 1858,
az Nashville 10 favcr OF a. J. SteWaft & Co, Wiris
Austis K Mcvsigh, and J. L. JaErsy Sons, and
ER. GLAs 1oCK. Marshal.
dec5-A BY ". LEILYETT, Deputy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
EniusTIco OF OOurI-MartiaIs-'-I o
nance in Real Life.

Injustice OF OOurL-MartiaIs-'-IS
nance In Real Life.
A statement is made in the New York
Times that Tennessee guerrilla named
Jones" sentenced to be hung by court
martial, has been turned loose By the Pre-
sidet."
This is very extraordinary language
TO be employed under the circumstances,
in the columns of such . journal as the
Times. We presume the statement refers
90 the case If DIR. Aaron James, who was
sentenced to be hung upon the charge of
being guerrilla. After q careful exsmi-
nation Of all the evidences by the Presi-
dent, be was satisfied that the man was
not gully, and the sentence was dissp-
proved. t
The author of the article in the Times
ought TO know, by this time, that court
martials do not always arrive at correct
conclusions. For instance, not many
days since, information reached the Pre-
sident that . young man belonging TO
the army of the Potomac had been sem
fenced by court martial TO be shot for
desertion. The boy was doomed to die
in few hours when the dispatch was
received. No time was 10 be lost. A
telegram was sent 10 Gen Meade sus-
pending the execution. An examination
of the case was ordered by the Presi-
dent, when it wss ascert.ined that the
young man ought TO have been promoted
long age for gallant and aserItoTtotss service,
inSedd Of beng shot
Ii appeared That upon the march Of
the Army Of the Potomac towards Mary
land, on the occasion Of Lees first raid
NOrthwsrd, the young man alluded TO
became exhausted and fell out of the
ranks, and - soon as be recovered, be
proceeded on after bis regim mt, but not
finding it and there being no time 70
loose, he fell into the ranks Of another
regiment, and fought gallanily st "South
Mountain" aud "Antietam," and was
wounded in the last named battle! lie
was sent TO a hospilal, which fact, by The
absence OF . proper system in such cases,
did not reach the officers of his regiment.
At last he WAS arrested 40 . dsserter,
tried, condemned, and was about 20 be
shot when, by the interfeneDes Of the
Executive, his life was saved, and 3
young man, hastily Condemned 10 an ig-
nominious death, was suddenly restored
10 honor Washington RsplIblioaa.
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Marshal,a Sale.


DY virtue q two writs rsaSs ioHi sB0Has 70 me d.
ID reCted frcm she Circuit Court Of tie United States
Ter the Middle District o. Tennessee a. iis October
tern, 1884, viii expose 10 public sale, 70 the highest
bidder, for cash. az the door Of The Courthouse, In
Nashville, Tennessee commencing a. IL O'Clock, A.
NJ, On TUESDAY, the 1slh day Of JANUARY, 1854,
ali the right, ftle claim, interest, and estate which
=. II. 0rooInes has m piece or parcel Of isrd in
Nashville, Davidson comfy, Tenn., described with
tbs boundaries EuONing ;" Beginning st Dewsi
Hkrmau's corner, o. Water street runnius thence
Eith Water street tEenty-seven let, mere or lass
towards CaslemaD street, 70 BerTys corner; thence
AZ right HsEes with Berry sney 70 6uthrsy street
theDee Wlh 6Hthrey street, twenty seven fet more
or less, towards Broad street., 70 iews' Hsrman's
oorEeri thence, II right sngles - he hsFlnningf
being ths sane conveyed tOlsGio-k. Il 6r5omos -
B. =. fostsr, ~ per desd- roeorded an psge 40 q
Book Sc. -, OF the eessrar for Davidson coudty-
aevied On vith whatever improvements there nay %
on The same, 70 satisfy Judgments rendeted ~ said
Circuit Court al lie April tern 1862 against Groomss,
Cavert Co., and IA fzvSr o. A. G. kandell, aad 3.
S. Stevens Sons.
ER GLASOOCE, Marshal.
decs-G D. ". LHEYEsT, Deputy.
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So il seems that Gen. Grant is to be
re-introduced to Joe Johnston once more.
He will doubtless be quite happy of his
acquaintance, The rebels are greatly
iubilanto over bis appointment, especially
a. Bragg is TO be his chief of staff. They
anticipate by this announcement to get
what is good fer anything in each, and to
be free from whatever in both they deem
worthy of complaint If they are pleas
cd with il, we do not see why Grant has
any cause 70 be dissatisfied. The rebel
army, as = matter of course will be COM
mAnded by somebody while it can keep
its legs; and whether his name be John
ston, Bragg, or HRrdee, or all together, it
is pretty much the same TO US. We rs' her
think the more the better. Gen. Grant
has met Johnston before, and has been
quite ready TO meet him, when Johnston,
for some reason, did not seem to be so
fond of the interview. He wAiteda good
while for him at Yicksburg, but he did
not come; aud in fact never has come
till this day. Perhaps by the time Grant
isready 90 out and look for him he may
still be no more willing than before.
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what mississiPPi and Arkansas
Thinks OF Rebels.

An intelligent gentleman, who has
lately travelled extensively in Northern
Mississippi and Arkansas, says that a
most inveterat hatred of the guerillas
and local Confederate forces is rapidly
developing itself among the residents Of
that section Of country. In fact, they
are disguised with the Rebels and with
their acts. They say that for the most
part they are engaged in no nobler work
than having a general whisky spree,
when they cam oosica the liquor, and
plundering honest citizens Of their mon
ey, provisions and stock. They have
endured this untin endurance has given
out, and they are fast coming TO the
conclusion that they must arm themselves,
and go ont TO defend their homes and
their property, if need bs, at the peril of
their lives, otherwise their families must
starYe.
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octS1-3m.
n e L s o MS
AGENCY OFFICE.
FOR SALE.

A sFIEEDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, in West Nash
Il Vile
An elegant Residence On Vinsstresi, az q reasOos-
be price.
Brick Store, Dwelling, Stable ke. With p acres q
good and fruit treos wood and water 10 abundance,
- Trigne, williamson county. CAP ee e1chAng 81
f3rproPertyin nashville.
tAaus mznufscturing site en- the river bank, in die
cooperation q NEshvills.
100 acru Of Land with comfortable improvements
four nes north % the city a. $40 per acre TEen
" acres or more be had n the purchaser does
Wruk al.
I've elegant store hOuses % The Public square,
Nashgiiie. @
Brck Dwelling On Csdsr-street between spruss and
Los, impr0psd AMI unimproTct, % EdFeasld North
Nashville south Nashville, and Wesl NazhvilIs.
a. DesdEof CunTeyaBce. HeriEsFcs, and al kfnds
Of l-gai dOesDents drawn up By COMPETENT Attof-
nsya
ca Fire, Marine and liz Insurance. Policies Issued
By G. I. Saith, Agent.
Calist NELSON'S OFFICB,
deels-lm cherry-Ei., near Unisa.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
WRITING
AgD
B 00K KEEPING
TAUGHT BT
J. W. DOLBEAR,
Author OF the "seisnss fof Psumauship -
J. W. poLREAR.
Author Or The "seisass i0f Psnmaaship. /"

Persons from 10 90 years can earn this -~-,.,,.
10 few ie5soaa ladies' are tail1lt 10 VIC h, =
peat easy AID RAPID manner, and gsatlsDaen n t
rapti, business style.
To persons acquainted with it1 inertia his s-.t.-,
OF writing needs no other fecumr1andstf1, brs 49,.
unaoquaintod with Is, Mr.. ID refers 70 tbs f5IIo-
remarks and testimonilis. In1tead OF te.ci,f7y p.
Haushp merely az a. iditafiou ATf an arpsris1rs ~
years has enabled h-m 20 reduce it % he e-r,s,
% scieaos, 30 that beng guided By ksot-lsss -.
stead Of rasto1l practice, pupils from 10 60 wears n
10 snort tine learn % write with EASE, Elegance
aod RAPIDlTI.
SO accurate is bis system, and 70 uniform Ia ia
Success, that after Witnessing is ELECTS on several
hundred pupils IL Nashville, the iamented Asf--I
hume observes.
"Haying had a fair opp0rtur ity Of examining vour
system Of Psnmanship, and having seen the wonder.
fui and rapid Improvements OF your pupils 10 rav
school, consider it but Just 60 say that believe Il
90 be not only the bssf sysa, hut s oar one Dr.
vHg 10 Halae-or bg STRICT attention 70 the rules gv
ca, any person nay IN short time, acquire Ire.
RAPID, ami elegant band. s10ud be ptsassd % go
il UNIVERSAL adopted"
Ihis expressioa was coneurred II by
Mai. ecu. Il. p. Gaines, U. S. Army;
His Exceicncy. James {. Jones. SOW. Of Tennessss
RI Rev. J. A. Oiey, bishop Of tennessee
III. Rev. X. p. Niss, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, d. D. Pres. Of Nashville Uui-
versiiy.
Raw j. T. Edgar, D H., and mary other citizens. Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says
Being requested BY Mesgrs. DoIbear 10 state the
standing in society Of the gentlemen, signcrs % ts
sithin, do 81 w;h much pigasue, beng acquainted
with most Of them they are highly respectable and
gentlemen Of education and n high standing ID So
eiety. ANDREW JACKSON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

THE FORTUNE OF LoNGsTREET's COL
UMS.-The fortune of LoBgstreets col
umn is the greatest puzzle of the war.
Ii is a perfect mystery how he cOntin-
ues TO subsist his force; for rich though
the great Virginia and Tennessee valley
is, il has already been drained by two
months occupancy of Burnside's army.
lie is entirely without base of supplies
or lines Of communication. To add to
the embarrassment Of lis situation,
Averill has cut off all possibility of his
drawing supplies from Lynchburg or
Richmond. lie cannot possibly rejOin
the rebel army at Dalton, for Grant is in
his way; and he has a march Of over
four hundred miles over the horrible
roads of the season into Virginia. While
giving the column and It's commander
credit for every imaginable energy, pluck
and perseverance, it is impossible to con-
ceive how il can fail to be almost utterly
broken and used up-its transportation
destroyed, and its artillery snd nlateriel
abandoned. A very short period now
must decide L)ngstreefs fate.-N T.
Times
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
AN ILLUsTRArION FROM DICK


EMS.
A man having black politics in lbese
days as woise than one having a black
skin-snd blacker politics of the Revo-
luton, than have the copperheads Of the
present day, who are assailing those in
the rear who are laboriHg and fighting 20
save thenAtion's life.
There is an incident in Dickens last
novel-"Mrs- Lrrippers LodgiDgs"-that
strikingly illustrates these politicians.
One of the servant girls was continually
getting her face black and smutty, much
TO the disgust of dodgers and landlady.
One Of the dodgers made this 3 subject Of
serious complsintto the landlsdy one day
saying: :'Mrs. Lirripper, have arrived
1t the point Of admitting that the Black
is man and brother, but only in . nat
Eral form, and solen g can't Be 90. ct"
II is about 50 with loyal people in
these days. They can admit that the
black negro is "a man and . brother"
especially since he is helping us 10 fight
for the preservation Of the country as well
as for the Liberation of his own race !;
but they cannot 50 regard the politician
having > copper-head and q black
heart. r
How canl hese politicians be so reckl IS
Of all sense of honor and duty as to war
against those who are doing their utmost
topush forward 10 glorious success the
arms and the cause Of the qaticn2 We
cannot conceive, unless IL be for the same
reason that Mrs Lirriper's servant gave
for her Inability to keep her face from
becoming black and smutty. 81 took
deal Of black into me, ma'am," she said,
''when was small child, being much
neglected, and think il must be that IL
works oltt /"
finally Mrs. Lirriper, becoming entire
ly out of patience with tbe servants in
question, determined TO send her to New
South Wales, where the black on her face
would not be noticed" She married
negro cook on the voyage, and has lived
in New South Wales TO this day without
Che dirt on her face being noticed at all,
as far as Mrs. Lirriper knows.
Ia like manner, should the cOpperhead
rebel-sympathizsrs at the North be sent
to the BlSck-hearted Confederacy-0gr
New South Wales-the black treason of
their hearts would not be noticed, being
so much the same as the general treason
there prevalent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06
TOBACCO.
MarshaI's Sale.

DR. virtue OF writ veHdtionf esponas 10 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court o. the United Stst0s for
the Middle District Of Tennessee at its october term,
1862 viii expose public GALE TO the highest bidder,
for cash. at the door OF the Court house. In Nashville
Tenn, on TUESDAY, 18th Of JANUARY, 1884, al the
right, title, claim, inter st, AMI estate which B.
Mscrae has IN certain tract OF parcel OF land 70
lear The tsWn Of Carksyile, Tennessee, bounded a
follows beginning at stone corner Of lots N g. l3
and "a, in NeWel's subdivision, and running thence
with the north side OF the Ciarksvile and Port Royal
Turnpike, (ths beginning being on said road
four hundred and eiEhty-six and q half feet, 10 4
Stone corner with 7. J. Wisdom thence north, 6k
degrees east, 70 stone, said Wsdom's north east
ceraer in DOlens line thence east with said Doen's
line i've hundred and twenty feet, TO stone
corner with lot sold by J. s. Hart 70 W. A. Quares
T. Z. W. thomas, and Jas. d. Glenn and thence, with
said QuRrless, Thomass, and Gienns line TO the be-
ginning, on the GAINESVILLE and Port Royal Turn
pke-containing, by estimate fifteen acres and 1lty
pOles;' wish all the Improvements thereon and ap-
purtenaRces thereto, embracing a commOdous dwell
ling the same Beiag levied to satisfy Judgment
rendered by said Court in favor II Arnold, Con
stable & Co., and against D. ". AcCrea and B. +.
Coulter. Sale % commence a. IL O'Clock, A. n.
y. X. GLASCUCK, Marshal.
ROT2s-St By ": LELLTETT, Deputy.
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The Roman Catholic Churches in the
city Of New York collected upwards Of
$4,000 on Christmas day for the bsne-
fit Of the several orphan asyluns Goa
neoled with that denomination.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

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