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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Popular Lectures ur COuntru
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SIR. EDITOR: About one year ago a
meeting was called at the town hall in
Peacham, ito consider the eXpediency of
having q course OF lectures. and to ap-
point committee for that purpose. if ii
were thought best" After consultation.
the town appointed committee of five.
That committee circulated paper Which
read as follows: We. the undersigned
promise 70 pay the sums annexed to our
respective names. to the treasurer of the
lecture committee. tor tickets to the course
Of lectures, at the rate of 81 90 for gents
and soc. for g lady's ticket" Immediate
~ about $3.50 was pledged. and the course
was commenced. Many paid for more
tickets than they wanted, and gave them
away. or left them with the committee.
\ little more than $500 was received and
paid out. Three lectures from towaSmen
were given gratultously. All others were
paid for al the rate of SD and expenses:
but several OF the lecturers were gener-
Ously disposed to take no travelling eX-
penSes. More tickets were sold rs the
course progressed, and admittance al the
door. G5c.) added to the fund. Fifteen
lectures were delivered. If it would not
D. encrOaching, We would give list Of
the men and their subjects. Suffice il to
say for the present that two of your min
listers and your high school teacher were
among the number, and. very likely. may
De again. The people turned out better
and better; the lectures were ali protta-
ble,and there was little complaint of ''dull-
ness in the place" The influence upon
some OF the people are beginning to in
quire if the like Is not to be done this fall
a shorter course would be better. (say
eight lectures), and that it is a privilege
for each lecture. OF course. our SIS was
40 fair pay for good lecture. but it was
the best we could do last year. and seemed
to be satisfactory to the gentlemen who
kindly came and addressed us. They
were all informed of these facts when in
vited.
Now, Mr.. Editor, there is an axe to
Grind. 1t several towns in Caledonia
county would 20 and do likewise, and
communicate together, and cooperate. a
higher order of talent as the world says.
(though we doubt if anything short OF
Cough. Bcecher, Tilton. &C.. would pleas
the people of Vt. much better than OuI
own educated mem might be secured. Ii
the belief that this suggestion will meet
the hearty approval of all our people. we
call for responses through the CALEDO
MAN, or otherwise. Ii you want sing
Ing school. have one. If you cannot at
ford two evenings, go early. and sing al
7 long as You ought to, and then have a
good stirring lecture, and 90 home boil
Instructed aud delighted. Try it once
and you will probably try it again. P.B.
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List of Letters remaining in the Poe, Oth.e
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

After 90 years experience in the manu rctre Of stoves
became convinced SOM six years snce, thst = vast
amount Of money being expended " the people OF
this country in buying cheap and almost worthless
stoves, large PORTO # which WIS Wss'ed; and that
economy consisted IN buying the s;ovr. that
could he made. notwithstanding the price Wa higher
With this we eded TO construct the American
Cooking Stove ami spared 10 pains expense to make
til best ami perfe stow that could be made
And we have experim. nted with If, and carefully
watched it. operation for the last six yca. and when
en- Improvement suggested ite, hsye at once adopt
ed T. AID we have fcvers of these improvements SEE
cured by letters patent In tins manner, do lot he
itas to tsy hsve brought it T. higher ate Of per-
fiction than has hereofoge teen tanned in cook =
stoves The recent improvements in tsis stove has ad
ded largely to liz convenience and effectiveness In all
the varieties of stoves msnufact, we study useful
ness durability convenience and economy operation
"a her hsn cheapn in price and in doing w. Ar
satisfied study the interest OF tbs. Purchasing oar
stoves SHEAR, PACKARD & Co,
Albany, y. Y.
For sa.e by H. CUWDRl, 81 Johnsbury, VI tIns.1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
ADDISON COUNTY.

Rev. James L. Hyde. pastor OF the Con-
gregational church in Middlebnry for ten
years past. has signitied his intention to
resign Nov. LIST.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
5. ". Monroe, the representative elect
from SALISBURY, weighs 800 pounds.
CIIITTENDEN COUNTY.
The Burlington Free Press says that the
Only distinguishable feature of metropol-
Han character which Burlington has lack
Ell Is now conferred upon it. Some sharp
scOtiildreis have made Burlington the base
vi men transactions, whereby they have
SWlndled their victims out of about SI5.-
600; which operation establishes Burlino-
/ tons claims as city beyond dispute. The
mOdus Operandi was as follows: Certain
parties opened on Main Street an exchange
aud brokers' office; glowing in the beauty
of its huge sign and Ornamented curtains,
seductive in display OF greenbachS, silver
and United States bonds in the window
easily accessible. and evidently going to
| he big thing" The new firm thrOve,
bought gold and Canada bills. sold small
drafts. which were promptly met. by
funds RENTED tor the purpose, probably,
till a credit was established, upon which
some credulous parties were induced to
buy several drafts for large amounts. I'M
mediately after the resident partner" had
pressing business which required him to
close his office and visit New York. He
has not returned. and the efforts of his
victims, mostly Montrealers. to see him
are In vain.
Gen. Meade was at Burlington, Satur-
day, on visit to Mayor Wales, and went
thence to St. Adams.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Turner's Tic DouIoureux or Universal

NeuFaIgIa FIJI Is ss1e certain snd speedy cure for
Neuralgia and all diseases The severest cases
re completely and permanently cured in very short
time Neuralgia in the face or hesd is utterly bsni.hed
in few hours. No form of nervous disease withstand
its magic influence. has the unqualified approval of
many eminent physicians. 1t contains nothing inur-
"us to the most delicate system. Sold everywhere
Sent on receipt of 81 and two portage stamps TIR
NER CO.. 100 fremont street Boston, propretors.
Boston, July |. 1861 ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
RECESS FROM - O'CLOCK NJ, To Lao p N
SECOND DAY. SEPT. 18th.

AT $50 NJ examination in front Of iudCcz' stand Of
matched dings ami nlaTes. At !:i5. examination in
firm of judge tind f stations ye1rs old and W
ward At H. examination IN fir Il Judges stand of
stI ions wears I'D and urd T. At l:=n examination
in front of iud e. stand Of lding. and mare- At
l:l5 examination in front Of judge stand Of saddle
horses. At ll:i5, csvslcide the rack Of al
on exhibition, each clas by itsef. Examination Of
articles in floral hal At ? O'Clock, \. NJ
RECESS FROM l. O'CLOCK ". To lea +. n
At o'cIock T. ". exhibition of FASTEST TEoT-
TING HORSES, over years. Premiums "a, slu, -
A. " O'Clock =. N.
IL n - L IL a LII G L Il -
Open to I'll Tub in IL" state Fret premium soil
silver Goblet valHei 4 80; seCcnI pcInium silver
mounted rosewood Rat, valued a. 5l5.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
"0crutic Paper at LittieiOn.

l.. 'arey aud II. ii. Mctcalf propose
slang a democratic newspaper at Lit
'D' The Gazstte. a neat and very good
a. paper. is already printed at that
', BY l.. W. ROwell. aud we under
''I las been bought by the new firm.
a'acter of the new paper may be
.-'' from the fact that Carev is a grad
'' 81 The argus Office. and Metcalt stu
~, Of Edmund Burke's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Inc i}iggrst Yet.

capt. VIM. e. Arnold of this place, has
i.,ri 10 be laid upon our table an egg
#i,y one of his Dorking pul!tts, thai
Lures nine by seven and one-fouth
~ inches in circumference. and weighs
and oue-half (j4) ounces. We be-
j,thr largest hens egg ever laid, but
otour readers are Of the opposite
'i. they can bring forward the eggs.
,mur-ounce eggs will be noticed here
".~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Bush's Argentine Hair Dive. The 4

feet economical surest quickest safes most harmless
and reliable hair dye in h world Easy in i:s appli-
cation changes g ely gray red hair in tantan.-
ouay to bright anu peri y natural brown or black
Warranted to satisfy in all the money refund
ed GEO. {. GOODWIN & Co, Boston. sold by all
druggist. ms, jul ct sept
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Chain Liqhtnjnu Ben1ine. for removing
Or. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

Where this article is known it l. a work of supcrcro-
CATION to say word il it. favor so VII il eetab-
Listed unfsiiug remedy for coughs, cols bron-
cits Group, Uhooping cough, a.thns dscsscs of thu
throat chest and lungs vel, that most dreaded of
all diseases, consumption, which high medical authority
HIS pronounced he 4 curstr disease Those who have
not have but make single trial to be satisfied that
of uil others it is the remedy.
FROM Mr.. LEVI F. RANLET, IITTLETON, y. H.
LITTLETos. '. H., Nov H. Loo
M,s-rs 5. ". Fowle i Co.:
For many years | wis sfic.ed with chlonc bronch-
ts and hOa.-cncss, to lCh extent ST time, to lie
unable to speak adihlv At -ni,d with cankcr
and srcn as OF Il mouth and throat. made ui Il
grea ny RENE il r, and from none IF them did OBJ
ain relief, bu the dis rather iucreas han dimn-
sh d. pom the recommend ition % lsdv IN thi place
who had been similarly afflicted, and cured lay the
Of D.. Wist,Ts B-sim Of Wild Cherry. | procured Of
your agent, Mr.. Hodgman bote OF the Isissni, ard
convinced hat mad -ccJr in il thr mes 6
Of relief AID from the burden oHbies TO which
| had been 80 long subjec.cd almost eItirr "
free from any difficulty of pulmonary nature snd only
any troublesome SYM toIus occur AID such it
always ac, like 1 Charm. LEVI F. RANLET.
None genuine unless signed 81 Butts the wTspper
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE l. son. Is fremont
ST., BOstoE, and for sale by druggists gcnecally.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

a.Noodruf, Esq. Of Newark. writes
8 "a, he has corn stalks in his garden
.a fee, and a-half long. He does not
q. .ur variety. Hon. L. ?. Walton of
Montpelier. has Egyptian corn some four
'"o' nigh. and five ears on stalk.
r~rrar corn is picked the stalks can be
'.5ior hop poles.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Chronic Diseases, ScrofuIa, Ulcers, &C

II ia vel known that the benefits derived from drink
ing OF The Congress 81 atog and other eel brated
springs i principally owing the Iodine they contain
DR.. H. Anders' Iodine Water
contains Iodine in thu pure ststc st it s found
these sprng waters, but 500 Per cent. more in
quantity, containing does !. grain to each fluid
ounce, dissolved III pure er, without Il solvent dis
covrry long Sought for in ills countr and Europe snd
the best remedy in tie world FIR ofula cIncers,
salt Theum, ulcers and IL chronic disesses
Cir lIlars free.
j. 7. DI\SMORE, Proprietor, Sc Dey st. New York.
Sold by druggis:s. 69-i2
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REMARKS

Butter in good demand for all descriptions Cheese
market l. rtronger with ivsnce for prime grades Egg.
scarce and sctive. Hop firm and active Wool in
steady demand At advance. q Id at T. NJ lli
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Death Of Gen. Chase.

General Epaphras B. Chase died at his
residence in Lyndon on Tuesday, Sept.
10. Gen. Chase came from Cornish. n.
IT,. we think, over forty years ago, and
has been identified with Lyndon, where he
has been a prominent citizen for many
years. He was one of the early friends of
the Passumpsic railroad, and one of the
board of directors until one wear ago.
lie was president 'ot the Lyndon bank
from the time of its establishment until
his death. He had been in feeble health
for many months. and his decease was not
unexpected. His age was 81.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
TIE CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

,,rlN,YUEY, Vt, FRIDAY, SEPT 13, 1861
~, ,nlcavor to make the CsledOnian valuable for
>rvs: AID cur friends in Caledonia, Essex
..,a- couutics VIII confer great favor to us
very materially to tn interest of the paper by
...- local items IN & brief, legthlc form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
FIRST DAY. SEPT. 24th.

The ground- will be open at O'Clock A. NJ, when
the building, rings and Enclosures will be resdy for
ceptiOn Of visitors, and all articles for exhibition.
At the ringing of the bel the judges ssnd changes
announced in the program will be promptly made.
Everything presented for premium. except such
named In the programme for the cond day, must be
entered by II the first day, and al articles within
the building must remain exhibition the first and
second DAYS.
At $3.50 A. N cavslcsde of all in teams and
all oxen and steer will psse round The grounds inside
the inner railing of the track, where they will remain
until 1890 when they Will lie examined by the award
in committee.
RECESS FROM Il O'CLOCK N, To Lao T. ".
At l:Sn P. NJ the awarding commit of I'd and +th
class cattle. of sheep of swim and Of Poultry, will At
tend TO examination. in their several departments. At
+. NJ, brood mare with al will he brought Il the
judges stand fr the inspection "f tn. awarding
init ee. At =. the track will lie clear for the
else If horses until sIndOw.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
The NelC EH0{dHd Fair.

Caledonia county obtained an honorable
success at the New England fair. at Prov
dence, last week. We are proud of our
county on account of it. Several hundred
dollars were secured in premiums on stock.
We have not all the particulars. but learn
that Mr.. Bemis. of Lyndon. took some
$500. MIR. Hall, of Burke. and Mr.. Hig-
gins. OF this town, some. but how much.
or how many. we have not heard. The
same stock. we understand. will be eXhib
tied at our county Fair week after next.
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lICh ' :,
iTC1

lTCI! ITCH. iTCH!,,
SCRATCH! SCRATCH SCRATCH ;,
in from IT, to !. houGs.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures The ITCH
WIEAruN'S OINTMENT cure. SALT RHEJ II.
WHEAFuN'S OINTMENT cures letter
WHEATuN'S GINTN, NJ currs BARRIERS ITCH
WHEAToAS OINTMENT cures OLD SORES.
WHEAIrN'o OINTMENT cues EVERY KIND
or IIUMDR LIKE MAGIC.
Price 81 ccn's box by m Ill, e. cents Address
WEEhs ( POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street,
BOa;on " -
For ssic bv al Druggists
Hos.on Au2. 10 l>Gi- sp. notice ! Vt.
Flies The pet of summer. are swa:ming more
than ever, ing t. the vast amount of rain
DUICHEE'S LIGHTNING Ely KILLER
will make clean ep of them-no fuss, n, mus 10
lite. Beware of bog 8 init ,tons, which some may
pr nd ar a., a. good Their ID nothing comparable
with i Sold everywhere. Price SIX Cents 6,-12
Chain Lightning Benzine, for removing,
quick Il GShtni4-" al lind, Il Y. age spots aiu'
warn -!l- tar, eel gr,ie, from ;. Tucns pet
silks and cloth of every description, without injury TO
tn delicate fab iC " 9th article can b., !k,
II. sid by Il. {. GOODWIN ( Co. Boston, ard I'll
dTlgg!, +. ma, jul, t. sept
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
New York Wholesale Prices Current

Reported expressly for the 81. Johnsb,rs Ca.edo-us.
by FL. p BALLARD t. CO., General Produce Com
mission Merchants No. $50 Washington street, " Y,
FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. IL. 1867.
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st. JOhnsbury C0rnrt Band will be in
attendance during The Fair.
E. A. PARKS. President AgrI Society.
n. FAIRBANKS. President Fair Ground Co

II. NJ HALL. WI. HENnEESa y. Vice Pr. AcI -.
l. ". sANBUKN, /. ". IiuwAI.p.J. II. lIEuRGE.
: c-ttITics Al--i ul-r.ri >ocirtv.
4. VI. COOK. Treasurer Ac-icu turI Society.
4 6 CHADWICK. Sec. and Tr,a. Fair C;-ouni g.
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Spsfial Aotiffs.

MASONIC IALL-UNIDN BLOCK
Stated meeting, Sept. II. Called meeting, Sept 10
II. c. HASTINGS, Scc'y
CHAPTER. NO. II, A. NJ.
MASONIC HALL,
Regular meeting, Friday eve, September 10, 1861
/. l.. ADAMS, Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

NOTICE. Inc copUtn rship heretofore rNistIns
uEd' the OF Hidlev L Hutchin on. Is this dav
lv mutual Consent dissolved g. Ill TCHINSyN.
{. ;. HAULEl.
81. Johnsbury, sept. 5, 1861.
The painting business will he carried On nj the old
place, sOuh ii Allen block, Railroad T. by Z =
HADLEl. All deb due the above firm he paid /,
him. Il-Ii
NOTICE The copar,nership heretofore existing
under TIE of kelly & Palm IL ny mutual consent
this day dissolved. WN. kELLEY,
SAMUEL PALM.
Ba-ne:, Sept. l. iS61 .2:I4'
Wanted.-A thoroughly competent American wO-
u take charge Of the cOoki de- artment and
sst thr Supt in Institution for SdIers orphans IN
Conn cticut. To religious person well recommend
ed; liberal wages will be paid and good home se-
cured. Communications addressed To
MIRA J. DAVIS
Supt Of Fi;cl's Home
Darien, g., Sept. &, 1850. I4-,i
Wanted. In = store, good, smart capable Boz.
from Is TO ~ years OF age Must he quick figure-
good penman. stricfly homes, good habits, and not
afraid % work. apply in person, or : l,.-tc- t.
l.. 7. BROWN d Co.
lti1 Lyndol, Vt
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PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. S.
MASONIC IALL-UNION BLOCK.
Stated Couclave October 8
). l.. PERKINS, Commander

Pain in the Stomach or Bowels, COn'rips-
ton, slck-hesdachc crump-, collie, cole moTbus dig
reFs after eating, are surely cured by the Of CoRs
DYSPEPSIA CUE. III certliuy the greater. remedy
IL eXiatence. For sale by druggsts everywhere. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13
Mother Baiiey's Ouieting Syrup for Chill,

dren, is quieins IN dicne for Gill nea only, aud
cont4ins no plum. Only p cent, 5 L! by druggists
WN. josiah 4 SONS, B4rtOn, Wholesale Agent.
for vermont ;l--6
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PedcRdn Pond.


Mr.J. K. Langdon of Montpelier pitch
es his tent at Peacham Pond during sey-
eral weeks OF The warmest weather, where
he entertains many of his friends. Mr..
Walton OF the Daily Journal. has been I'D
to Sc him. and thus discOurseth of the
pond We have made our pilgrimage to
Peacham Pond. being the one hundred
and fourth person entertained at Mr. j. p.
Langdons encampment. and we came
away fully pursuaded that thi. beautiful
sheet Of water is entitled to better name.
We doubt whether there is a spot in the
little lake where distinct echo cannot be
found from some OF the surrounding
mountains, and in many spots the repeti-
ions are numerous. AT the encampment,
three echoS answer to the sound of the
voice; stronger sound brings five distinct
responses; and the report of musket,
when the air is perfectly calm sounds like
the simultaneous discharge Of thousands
OF guns, and rolls and roarS off in the dis
lance like the sound of cannon. We
Therefore propose the name Of Echo
LAKE as altogether more suitable than
any other. Although Peaciiam is one OF
The very best towns in Vermont. and en-
desired to lis by recollections of father.
grandfather, grandmother. and many
other excellent relatives and friends who
were Peachamites. We are for exchanging
that name for the better one
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

The cavalry Condition Powder, are gradually t,king
the lead Of all othes, AM thci' justly acquired fam,
mu-t be wy gratifying to the pr"prietors M,ssrs
Johnson & Lc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

..- .oct. items in bricf lcgtblc form.
r,iT Lo"H'S.
We vould call the attention OF our
4.,to a communication in these col
.,, rr>ptc,ng lectures. The hints
..,,v,n out by the writer are good and
.fc.hle. Now is the time TO move in
.,oott.r. that course may be made up
.,,, commence early in the season.
TIN, launch Of the Lady OF the Lake
u.,o. Tuesday. was not accomplished.
wafer was 50 shallow that the ways
..s,, be- extended quite distance into
..4 water. The Lady started all right,
suck fast before she fully got into the
,,,-r. and all efforts to launch her proved
,g,ai1ug at last accounts.
-pming the camp meeting Mr.. Rug
.fthc Lyndon Centre House. finds
..r,f oyclrum with guests. He gives
satisfaction to all who stop with him,
who know him would expect.
-pry. James T. Stone, who has been
aching tor the congregational church
.I .,rir.v at Derby ior two years past,
....,.lr at The end of this month. Among
..-,us he miVcs for severinp his con-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

FaCIs WOTtn KNOWING. JohIl7ohs Aho1Ene
linment is superior to any other LiniInent OF Pain
Killer in the world, Ii il equally e,cacious whether
taken internally applied e>ternsIly. l, will cure
cough or hotrcnes iau MA whoopiig cough or Group
and is exceen' for all lug complaints.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-13

Rev. James I. Hyde. pastor OF the Con-
gregational church in Middlebnry for ten
years past. has signified his intention to
resign Nov LIST
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-06

lst. In the case of Ellen Cabill vs.. Richard
Cahill and Others, 80 feet 5 inches of ground or
South College street, in Nelson's plan, belong
ing to estate of james Cahin, decd.
I'd, In the case of Henry Matthews ct ais. vs.
Margaret Matthews ct ais; l07 acres in 18th
District. Z miles from Nashville, near the Louis
vile and Nashville branch turnpike belongings
TO estate of jeremiah Matthews, decd
Sd. In the case of David c. Love ct ais, vs.
Alex Matthews ct ais. Lot No. 10. Andrew Cas-
ueman's plan, 623s acres, "a miles from Nash
VILE, near Broad street turnpike road. Very
fertile and heavily timbered. Belonging to e.
tate of Amelia Love, decd.
4th. In the case of M. B. Howell admir-. etc
VS.. NJ. A. Shelton Ell ais; % feet. with handsome
residence on Broad street, belonging 10 estate
OF NJ. L. Shelton, decd.
5th- In the case of F. A. Irwin, admir- etc, vs..
James Irwin ct ais; The Rachel Irwin lots, nd
Joining the Hume High School on Spruce street
-Four lots on Maple street, South Nashville, each
Al feet front.
X. Cheatham ct ais; 1857 acres (Lot No OF
VIM. Covers plan) on the Charlotte turnpike
9TH. In the case of n. H. Cotton and wife ct
ais, vs.. Claude Fletcher. ct ais; 23l14 acres lin
lots) OF the Mary h. Fletcher lands in District
No. p, miles from Nashville, near Dickinson
pike. The larger portion very fertile well tim
bered and with good water on the premises.
Sth, In the case of VIM. Pate and wife ct ais
vs.. Thomas Cross; AZ acres. District No. s. enc
fourth timbered, balance eleared-near Brent
wood belonging to estate of Powhatan Cross,
deceased.
9Th. In the case of X Ray ct ais, VS. J. G. Eu-
banks ct ais; so acres, District No. IS, 4 miles
from Nashville, with excellent water and some
banks, decd.
10th; In the case of n. Baxter admir- etc, VS.
Angelina Mcdaniel ct ais; Lot NO.s3S7 Wetm0re
i McGayoek plan, North Nashville. near resi-
dence of +. r. Cheatham. belonging to estaste
of Nelson Mcdaniel (eol.) deceased
llth. In the case of r. B. Slower ct ais vs..
Jno. W Whyte; The James G. Whyte properly,
81 feet on Broad street, corner of Vine street.
Vacant and unimproved.
The above prop erty will be offered under de-
crees heretofore rendered in the above causes by
the County Court of Davidson county, and upon
terms satisfactory to the purchasers, which will
be more fully made known on or before the day
OF sale. p. L. NICH0L,
sep6 I'd Clerk Davidson County Cont.