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The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The laws are now being completed and
are being sent-out- as rapidly as possible.
The size of the volumes and the large num-
Der of them will do much to show why they
were not issued sooner. We have no hesita-
ton in saying that we believe that they are
now issued in handsomer style than ever
before, and in such a manner as to enable
their contents to be ascertained and any re
quired passage found in the quickest time
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

Stone threatens to come to Raleigh and
and attack our Castalian fount. All right,
come ahead. Wen be glad to see such a
precious stone. As for our fount we will
risk il, for we have often seen it attack
ed and it always laid ont its assailants and
has put many on their bier ~ u =
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

We have inadvertently omitted to state
that JAMES E. WINNIE, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the
5th Division of the 4th District, which con-
sists of Franklin County. Mr.. WYsNE
takes the place of WIN. CRENsHAw, who
has been removed. Mr.. w. is good man
and an earnest Republican, and will make a
faithful and impartial officer.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The Ex. Committee of the Agricultural
Society have resolved to rent the fence near
the entrance gates for those who desire to
advertise, during the Fair. For particulars
apply to the Secretary at the Office of the
Society. fTt.5b T74 & t,. l..s
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

A negro in st. Joe, Missouri, stole the gal
lows belonging to the Jail, intending to use
the platform in the construction Of hog
PEN Wash. iNesos Div em rasi M .
That darkey not only had no fear of be-
ing brought to the gallows,a but tried to
bring the gallows to him-and strangest of
ALTO save bis bacon. lid n
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13
Chicago is. to import Chinese, to futl

Chicago is to import Chinese, to run a
laundry, while San Francisco, which knows
the Celestials by heart, is about to send to
Ireland for some girls to do the work
there.-N 2. Democrat. 80 ll,.
This looks as if knowing the Chinese "by
hear" does not condHee to ~ warm desire to
continue the acquaintance. This is q fact
that those who are trying to force them into
the South should appreciate.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

Mecklenburg Goes Back to Her Vomit.
We learn by a special telegram that H.
M. Pritchard, the Republican candidate for
Senator was beaten by one hundred and
eighty-two votes. This is large Republi-
can gain, however, as the Democratic "
majority at the last election was four hun
dred or over. The Republicans made a
good fight, but did not commence work
early enough. This will learn them the
value Of organization, and should prevent
divisions in the future Circulate Republi
can papers and perfect your organization
and you will conquer next time.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

our friend Strother, of the Clayton QI.)
Sentinel warns North Carolinians going
north to beware Of the Northern Central
Hotel, kept by one Mrs. Fairehild, or they
viii aget feeced." From this we infer that
Mrs. Fairchild is q very unfair child. What
did she do to you, strother9
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13
New York Tobacco Market.

/ The Chronicle of Saturday says the market
for tobacco has been quiet the past week,
and prices are rather weak. In Kentucky
! leaf business has been nearly at stand-still.
The disturbances in financial circles have
/. caused some desire to realize, especially
among speculative holders. 1t was report
ed early in the week that frost had done
, some injury to the growing crop In the West
. ern districts, but later accounts disproye
7 them, and fine weather has since had very
. favorable effect The sales for the week are
only 45O hogsheads, about equally divided
between export aud home consumption, and
We quote from to days circulars 10
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

There are thirty of these gunboats, and
there were found in the hold of the Euterpe
just thirty parrots of the 100 pound species.
New York Paper. .sl.uszE
100-pound species of parrots ! They
must be big birds regular Cuban eagles.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The Salisbury Examiner again mounts the
sorry nag q arepudiation." The animal is
trescherous and will soon land the Ezamiin-
r ON its back, when nut all the resources of
the Steward Of the establishment will be
able to bring it to. Let the little Robins
prepare the leaves.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

STONE don't know the difference between
9 local and stationed minister, and the Bi6-
liodl Recorder has to explain it for him. We
believe that Weldon does need a preacher,
and that if his efforts can soften the heart
of q STONE he will be smart. ar1 r'
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

A Boston man proposes to furnish that
city with hot air. They can't wait till they
die it appears.-Eschange. ...,. ..,. ,t
No, the hot place viii be so crowded with
Democrats that they are afraid they can't
get any heat. Funny, too, when the Demo.
Gratis get awarmed" so often now.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The presence of the editor of the Sentinel
has as usual brought discord into the local
ity he is in. Pitt county, which has always
been quiet, has had incipient rows. Now
look out for the Ku Klux demonstrations.
They are sure to come ys.....1. E,s..- 7
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

Train, referring to Anna Dickinson, says
81 never load cannon to shoot canary .
The shril-keyed Anna acanary - Exchange.
From all accounts Trains cannon is a
breech-loader and is not dangerous except to
his hackers. rt. ...r r.-.-. t...s...-
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

New York papers are quarreling as to
whether sixty or eighty Straight drinks"
make gallon of whiskey-Erchnnae.
Yes, they are now testing the truth of the
respective calculations, by personal examin-
alton. The consequence is, there isn't a
sober newspaper man in New York. orr
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

Alboni, the great cantratrice, is about to
retire from public life.-Erehdnge. .1.a q.
Our devil y thinks that if she has got all
6onv its about time for her to retirei f tri7i
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The North Garozinian advertises for "sey-
eral fresh cows" Would not little "salt
horse do as well 7 +, nc,.,7 ,-,s
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

Eight editors in Iowa have been nomina-
ted for the Legislature. Others Of the fra
ternity are talked of for similar positions.
We regret to see 30 many editors lowering
the dignity of the profession, and hope that
they will not allow themselves to be Sc
depraded. ..4-..
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

George W. Fishback, of the st. Louis
DeHoerat, has gone to Europe, to spend a
year in that part of the globe. If the Sec
retary of State should go too, when he re-
turned there would be another distinguish
ed Fish back-whieh would make two. /,
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

GreenyiIle, s. G. has a balance of two cents
in its teasury.-Ezehangs. b -,.
As so many towns can't get "balance
we think the balance of Greenville two
centsible proceeding not to be initiated.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

There are only eight prominent candidates
for the Spanish throne.-EzchGnge. gt. ss1
If they don't hurry up and settle the
matter it looks as if there won't be any
throne to be candidate for -.-,1 ~. d.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

Bro. Albright, OF the Patriot is coming
to the Fair. Good, we'll show him the
lions, also our new pipe ''5 's" '
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

A boy in this city has been kicked BY q
ackass.l We learn from the Sentinel that
the boy charges one of the editors ii that
paper with having done it. -r.--
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The New York Sun is accused of selling
;ts editorial influence. For one New York
paner to make such charge upon another
appears very much like the pot calling the
kettle black. ....rr... f-.7. -. r.--.s Jon .
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13
'sDemocrats'' Injuring the interests of
tho State


The STANDARD has an article on North
Carolina Bonds. 1t admits that their tenden-
cy is down-down-down. But it charges
This is funny. The Democrats have had
nothing to do with the bonds or State gov
eminent for eight years. The people know
who is responsible, but thay don't care fig
one way or the other for they mean to repu-
diate them every one that is the new ones,
provided the Bonds don't repudiate them
selves Salisbury Examiner. 'f7-
This is an evasion. The STANDARD
plainly showed in what manner the "Demo-
Gratis" were responsible for the low price of
the bonds, but we will do so again for the
benefit of the Examiner
The continual cry of the Democratic
papers is " the bonds are worthless" This
in itself would produce distrust in the minds
ofcapitalists and depreciate the market value
of the bonds. --.r... ... 3D.. -,....
Many of the Democratic papers are urging
the reputation of the debt of the State.
This in itself would cause heavy deprecia-
tion. In the extract we quote above, the
Eraminer itself threatens repudiation.
1t is this conduct of the Democratic
papers that has done more than anything
else to depreclate the value OF the bonds
and to defeat the purposes for which they
were issued. rrl a- g17uoE
Such conduct proves that the Democrats
are opposed to internal Improvements, and
are willing to inhict great loss upon the
State in order to serve their political pur-
poses. The loss the Democratic papers
have thus inflicted upon the State amounts
to millions of dollars. Their course has also
retarded immigration, or rather almost en-
tlrely driven it away from North Carolina,
and in this point they have lost the State
millions of dollars. '''H" a..
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The Norfolk Day Book heads an article
upon the recent tempest in Wall street =
aThe Gold Delirium Tremens." Wereckon
a good many of the brokers are "shaky
aboyit this time. 1.l t.FIU M. 7s
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The temperance people have always been
supposed to be opposed to whiskey and
stills, vet the men who voted for H1cHBoRN
hardly can be found now for they all keep a
EYfIs sf;U s.. .. .. .r.n ..# ..f.H Hr..r .
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The abolition of trowsers as an article OF
male attire is being agitated in England
Exchange.
What! and let men go bare-legged
Horrible. Ji E9a- -F fm
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13
Pitt county Republican by l24 Majori-
rty! A Large Increase over last
sYear!! The sham-Democ-
aa1~-r racv Routed Horse, a .,s,-
.ii -7" Foot and Ora. q Nn, y.f.
gOons /! Nj

Pitt county has gone Republican by one
hundred and twenty-five majority. VIM, A.
CHERRY, Esq, being elected to the Senate,
vice DAVID j. RICH deceased. This MAORI
ty is much greater than that of the last
election and show that the Republican par
ty is gaining strength throughout the State
We congratulate the Republicans of Pitt
county upon their successful efforts and glo-
rious victory over the radical Democracy.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

!, Ins ,hs indians are still committing outr.ses
IN the West. How long win it be- hssor. Sa's tho
government learns that good cannon v and RI.
hes are better than Quaker, +, ''' a'D "
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

A doctor dr,,... -s. . al
seen in neon, coDyepss rruggase and undertaken wus
HarIIom Iys5aa,;ao Wl1n;so, in Warrentou last week
r, !" ''"s''ggsoD 6tar, D ~ -
aud effect, s" edase, @safa
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The receipts from Virginia since the 1st Of
November are s,173 hogshead and 6s,e55
packages E-- ~
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

FISK, Jr., don't dare to go into Wall Street
for fear of getting among the breakers!
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

Mrs. DR.. Mary Walkers pants are getting
Philadelphia Star
This is barefaced lie-N Orleans Nsscs.
We think that upon further inspection
and consideration you are putting a wrong
face upon the affair. aa7t77t % ula tat
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

A child at Wintersett, Iowa, has swallow
ed screw an inch long, but has not suffered
any inconvenience. Erchdn0e. f . t
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

Now let it swallow steam engine and it
can set up as propeller and paddle its own
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13
wednesday, Oct. Is, 1869.

Sure enough 5robers-the Wall street men
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

The Sentinel not wishing to further and
more openly dsfend the Ku Klux, attempts
70 do y in q covert manner by trumping
up accounts Of crimes it alleges to have
lbeenu, !, committed by q loil Learuers.n - (
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
(7I33)

@HERIFFS SALE,-By virtue of .
~ writ of venditio exponas to me
directed and delivered from the hon
orable Circuit Court of Davidson coun-
ty, Tennessee, at its September term,
1868, will expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door in the city of NASH
vile, on SATURDAY, the Esd day of
January, 1869, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit One
piece or parcel of land lying and being
in civil district number 2, Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded as follows:
On the north by J. Estes, on the east
by - East, south by Harsh, west by
WhitWorth, containing 113 acres more
or less, and being levied on as the pro
perty of VIM. @. Estes, to satisfy an ex-
ecution in my hands in favor of Ben.
Kohle, and against VIM. c. Estes and
Jackson hurry, for $24. go, interest and
costs. Dated this 31st day of Decem-
C! II. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
jan 4 By N. c. AUSTIN, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

&bertfF sBsrEauf. 800 SIN Gemdsbe elmer deri
~ facias 8eTotbnnng bes M1tbaren Circuits
Bertdts ron 8dutDipu Gpuutp, Eennefee, an
Eernfn 1868, per6e it5 gum Bentlt1en gerfduf an
ben ReifbieteHeen Gegen boare 0dbIung in Der Bird
Barb pom 80. s. Ea1Ior tn geitsRafbptle, brtsr bey
ReMttenttarp, ON ? 2 y az NIB ben y; Sansar
peuEtMm bringen - ungebTannter 8ridofeu, g
9Rnuefe uRh 4feroe, IS &abeberGea, pieripfnrtee
BaQen HilD @ef1i-rs einip anige &aryeus Usubyds
Ser, 4 Brsdibe6s, "a snseiierne Dangers 10 G9aus
feIR fnh Brids 4yeie, init BeibIag beIegt ais Dos
GigentbMm DON I'D 8. TagGcg, pilt elmer GIecltion IN
uaetneT 6Enhen sn Wuniten non o. q. Gbempion tlR6
gegea IS. S. taylor fur $2388.76, Snterefen upb
Rotten 5u q nageR, @egeben oea 30, DECEMBER 1868,
g. Dr. 8cRaIbf ~ Sheriff,
bee 81 hur9 sam. 9. Sd AFT ha IL GepHtp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
(72O5l

@HERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of a
- writ Of 6eri faci az to me direct
ed and delivered, from the honorable
Circuit Court Of Davidson county, Ten
nessee, at its September term, 1853, I
will expose to public sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the court house
door, in the city of Nashville, on SAT-
URDAY, the 23d day of January, 1869,
the following described lands and ten
ements, to wit: One piece or parcel of
land lying and being in civil district
number l, Davidson county, Tennessee,
bounded as follows Beginning at a
point SO feet from Broad street, on Col
lege street, in the city of Nashville, J..
w. p. Dunn's corner; thence with said
street SO IL feet to j. B. Walker
corner; thence at right angles with
said street 113 feet more or less, to an
alley east of said street; thence with
said alley SO IL feet toward Broad
street; thence to the beginning; (see
Registers Office, Davidson comfy, Ten.
nessee, Book 20, page 363, and being
levied on as the property of Morgan
Vance, to satisfy an execution in my
hands in favor of the Farmers Bank
of Kentucky, and against Morgan
Vance, for $l7.40 and costs. a Dated
this I'd day OF January, 1869. s
G. M. DONALDSON, Sheriff
jan By r. T. GAINES, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

= - : ~ y 81
Sberfff Bersauf- Sn 0emHsheif siner venditio
exponas 8ererofRng an MID aertet tno tiberliefert
ron beutS A&tbareR FHtrcuit @egi9t non 10uihfnn
gpuntp, TenIi,. BET feinem SEPTEMBER Eermin 1858,
fOerbe TO sum 6ffenttjneh Dertanf an ben Reifbies
tenssn eeaen barre 8abLHng am gourthauft thor in
Der Sta6t Raf9pife am . n I'd en- b, ben 8. Gee
bruar 1869, has n195tsbenh be1riebene Grunbeigens
tbum briugeus ndmltd: Gin geTutbes 5aus unb BOT
beIepen IN Der g.. sBatb IN Der Stoot 9afhuie, bes
srerst pte foI9t: Bestnut m Der Dnfeite BON cum.
merttrabe, an Der geptbpenefe bes Sohn STannep
snssASrtset aots. sritrst i pom Sa nstblt@ % 5us
enttang Der, SINE Ban Sumtnerhfose mad Gpnins
gde; pon 0o IN fe9ten 9Rtniet Collins atnie entlone
176 Tb 1itIib mad einerAAep; pnRto fheEi6 geuann,
ter MH . eatInng 40 SUI naR BraaneiIs 1oE6oftede;
nom ta uetIt1 8ronnens 2ittie estinna 176 Sub mad
Sun1uterftrnkes baiel5e ppree non g.. q. ShanfIanb
an s. 6. Smptbe dbertrneen, Iart Raufbrief nom
IL Ropember 1853. reetriEt tn @eeisers Office, 9az
piaon gelntps IN Bud 30, Seite If, wuraf ner1uies
fen wifs. Gbenfo aue Re9te, Eitd nao SntereFen
nes senannten Gmstbe b etaen Eraft 2dnhs befTtes
ben nne lbertragen aa Arn. @baae Sur9 3antbxief
pom 25 Dttpbea 1855, rtaifrirt III 3eeaeTs Office,
SapiSiOu @puatp Bud 81, Seite ais auf wet6en
permieien luirb. NIT 8ef9iao beest ags bas Gieens
tbun pon sSofepb 6. GmnSke, UNI enex Grecufiou
gesen f5ntlHe "a gnnfter p6a VIM Sbeae fax S963.s5
Sntereett ntto Rotten 81 senisen. 0egsbeu sea IL.
cSdllnnr 1859. 49, q 395S& aaseEb
: ianl3 sOnu4p 6. R.0 onaIbf on, SBerifI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
G13s)

NHERIFFS SALE-By virtue of q
- writ of venditio exponas to me
directed and delivered from the honor
able Circuit Court of Davidson county,
Tennessee, at its September term, 1858,
/ will expose to public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door in the city Of Nashville, ON
SATURDAY, the 23d day of January,
1869, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit: One piece or
parcel of land lying and being in civil
district number %, Davidson county,
Tennessee, bounded as follows: On the
south by Whites Creek, on the west
by Ben. Drake, on the north by John
Drake, on the east by Jeese Smith, con-
tanning 100 acres more or less, and be-
ing levied on as the property of John
T. Smith, to satisfy an execution in my
hands In favor Of 4. u Madden, ad-
tninistrator, and against John T. Smith
and John r Dunn, for 90 81, interest
and costs. Dated this 31st day of De.
cember, 1868.
@. NJ. DONALDSON, Sheriff
jana By N. C. AUSTIN, Deputy.
v
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&berffFs Bsrtauf. -Sn Gemdbbeit elmer ven
Sditio exponas 8eroronung an MID gert9tet
alnh iiberIieierf pom M5tbaren Circuits Gerfbt
DaDibfon Gountn, Eeun., bel ietnem Septentberz
Sermtn 1858 werSe i'd sitm DfieatIt9en @ertauf an
ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gegen bonre Beblng am Courts
bous<T6or in Der Gfa6t yofbpile am Sonnabs nh
Ben %. Sonnor 1858 6as nG9iteben6 bef9rtebene
@runoeieentbuR brinsen, rtdIult9 cue ae9te Stz
tel, Mnprl@e un6 cSnleEeiIeR, bic u. g. @arhmer IN
awei QanhIots NIT GebGuEi9feiten 6arauf bat NIT
5rnnt an ber 2ebGnon 2anbfrabe. f65 Sub nab elmer
20 5ub A1ep SariidIGMfeno, NIT 81 6b Urost an ges
narlnter MHep RlEmmer TT begrenat non elmer 10
Syab NHeu, Tpel6e es non benz Drertons Gigenthum
frpnut hiefeIbe if pom Nicasdn EbDuias an Sumes
Cd. @qrrtfb Ibertroeen bur5 ntfMnhe 6atirb 7. De-
3ember 1854 nnb einsetraeen IN 6er Reg1ers Office
8ei&Iog beIegt ola has Gieentbum pon q. 81. @dto<
Mer, nm einer Gyecution aeBeA lbn unn 90 Gnniten
Drn gE. 6. AHen fir $3.50, Sntereen u1h Rotten 81
aeniqeu. Geaeben ben 80. Seiember 1868.
hee3f 6. 81. Do rtnIb ion, Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
(715ql

* HERIFFS SALE by virtue of o
" writ of vsnditio exbonas to me
directed and delivered, from the hon
orable Circuit Court of Davidson coun-
ty, Tennessee, at its September term,
1868, I will expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door, in the city of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, the 23d day of
January, 1859, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit One
piece or parcel of land lying and be-
ing In civil district number 6, Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded as follows:
On the south by B. Organ and the
Guthrie lands, on the west by J. w.
Mitchell, north by the lands of the
Nance heirs, and east by the lands Of
the Nance heirs, containing Is acres
more or less, and being levied on aa
the property Of w. P. Carter, to satisfy
an execution in my hands in favor OF
Ann Williams, and against j 8. Carter
and w. P. Carter, for $50, interest and
costs. Dated this 3lst day of Decem.
G. NJ. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
Jan 4 By N. G. AUSTIN, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
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(ebertff Serfanf. Sn GsmGBbett elmer Venditio
~ exponas BerprbniIng an mi1 eeridbtet Hno Jber.
ion Gpitiltp. Eenn., BET ieinem September Eer1Rin
1866 ueroe To- sum 6fFentLlben 8erfGafan ben Meii
bietenhen GeGen baare 3nbIung am Spnnab ene,
ben %. Sarnur 1869, n0bitebemo beiIrtebene
2anherettiu6 @ebduIi9tei!e Hrinaem. ndntih: Gin
Stud o6er Ebeu 2ann, beIegsn unb btftnbltdi i'm
Gtptl6trttt 30. fDaui6on G0Nnfp, EeHr.i negyerat
wie fogt: Is Sub an Der Norbieite pom 4o.S13,
BeHs BermefIuTg, Dle9totrps 9tan, besttnt on eer
RornDitede senonnien 2ois, Iduft rs CUB Tuet& nit
Gaitftabe mad etnem PfabI son ba 1896 SUB norDli9
genannter Mlep Is Sib mad einem RfabI pom hR
fiisIi9 1876 SUB aa9 benz Nllsgnn8spuutt. NIT Be-
i9lag 6slest aIs eas stsenthuat pen 2: p. yagiis.
ron 81. u. Baitep linh aeaeu g. o. 9apne fir $24,55
Snterefen unb Roiten sn genteen. Oegeben ben 80.
GpnaI6fpn, Sheriff,
tbe31 nntdb sR. g.. @afneS, 9eputp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
l1l2Ol

@bertff,s. gertaaf. ~ 81 Gemasbett elmer ven
ditto exponas 8erorbnunG an MID oeribtet unb
AberIiefert M9tbarenG frcuiteerit non Gauibion
County, Eenn., bel feinem September sTermtr 1868,
werne TO gum 5ffentltdben @erfauf ben Reiitbies
tenben eegen baare SobIuno am Courts auss Ehor
in Der Gtabt gafbutne am 8 9n1abenb, ben %.
ssonMar 1869 nabftebenh bef@fiebene 26nberei
1rN GebGIHtfeiten bringen ndmIi5 !: Gin StiiG
poer EbeiI 2anh beIesen unb peftn6li9 i'm Diiiritt
1aammer 5, Dopibfon County, EenHeiee, begrenst
rie fnIgt: s4eltli@ pun q. Sbcm0ss flbIi4 Rom
EiH Greet, HfIt uon @. Barrett entbdttene I'D Ader
1ebr cher weltieer un6 nit 8eIGIae beIeet ais bas
Gteeut5um pom q. O. Saps, Nn elmer GEecMttoa tn
metnen 9dnben sW @unfem ron Sebn scE ssnn gegeu
g. O. Snp8 fiiv $64 ga Snterein 1n 4ofteu gu ges
rtiiaensz Gegeben hen 20. DECEMBER 1865. $50
bee3t G. M. 9onnIDfpH, Sheriff..
BMrt9 W. SC. GOtnes, DepHtps
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
[7oa2l.

Il
SHERIFFS 8ALE.-By virtue of q
writ of Eenditio exponas TO me
directed and delivered, from the hon
orable Circuit Court of Davidson conn
TT, Tenn, at its September term, 1868,
/ will expose to public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door, in the city of Nashville,
ON SATURDAY, the 23d day Of Jauu-
airy, 1859, the following described real
estate, to wit: One tract or parcel of
land on the Stone River Pike, in Da-
vidson codnty, beginning at point in
the center of said pike Is feet east Of
james Murrell's east boundary line,
running east in the center Of said pike
2Il4 feet, thence north Sc, west 1877 %
feet, thence 484 feet to the beginning,
being the same conveyed to B. F. Myers
by.W. B. Lewis, January 9th, 1862, by
deed registered in Registers Office,
book 80, page 1868, containing two acres
more or less, and being levied on as
the property of B. F. Myers, to satisfy
an execution against him, and in favor
of Anderson & Moore, for $1lL72, in
terest and costs. Dated this Both day
of December, 1868.
jan 2 c. M. DONALDSON, Sheriff.