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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-10

THE COUNT JOHANNES UNMARRED.-The
Boston Herald says that on Friday, in the
Supreme Judicial Court, Mary Eliza
Jones, wife of Mr.. George Jones, other
wise known as the Count Johannes, was
granted divorce from the Count for deser-
Won amp failure of the ilustrious individual to
provide suitably for her. In reply to petition
JOE anmony Judge Gray appeared to think
'lia' tue countess was better off financially
IMAM ner distinguished consort. The Count
was neither present personally or by counsel
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DIED.

In this city. May Q. Sarah c., wife Of E. s. Hoyt
Esq, aged "a years and months.
Funeral services at the house, 1877 Congress street.
Tuesday forenoon. at - O'Clock.
In Vassalboro, May 8, MI. Josiah Fairfield, aged
IA years
In Unity, April 8, suddenly, Mrs. Susan Severance
aged 70 years months
In Durham, May 1, Ammi Vining. aged So years.
In Lewiston. May 8, Mr. s. Frank Hayes, aged IS
years months
years.
In Maysville. Mr.. Thaddeus Richardson, formerly
of Phillips. aged SO years months.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-10

HE VuaA TRADE.-The following is a COM
parative table of the lumber, hogshead shocks.
empty casks and hoops exported from Portland
to Cuba in April 1868 and 1862
HID. shocks Hoops per NJ Lumber Casks
April 1868 29,494 AIT 1,725,243 6. IO5
April 1869 1897 ITO 170,275 1895
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-10

TRAN-sPRAeUE.-Sprague was present at
Trains lecture on Temperance in New YORK
After Train got through Sprague began and
told his little story again. The eternal fitness
of things is well subserved by this combina-
tiOn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-10
MARRIED.

In Lewiston, May /, Alfred B. Ridlon and Miss
Lucy Irish, both OF Lewiston.
In Anson, May 2, Josiah Clark, Of Madison, and
Charlotte Currier OF Arson.
In Arson, May 2, 0bid w. Skillings and Mrs. Ma
~ M. Mullen, both OF Emblem.
In Brooks. April 81 john johnson and Aurelia r.
Rowe, both OF Monroe.
In Montvie. April "a, C. p. Carter and Clara A.
Sproul.
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GOOGNZe Pear Z

CLARKE RAsFBERRY. and other nov
elites, together with the longer proved best fruits
shrubs, Roses, &c., &c., at the Saco Nurser.
les. Send for priced descriptive circular to
s. L. GOODALE
maySd1w&wzwsN Saco, Me.
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ALBION HoUsE.-Board $1.25 per day.
may5tt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-10

SEE notice Board Wanted" in to-days pa
per-
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srEAmERs
MARIN Il N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, May 9.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo. johnson. New York = mdse to
Sch John Bigley, tBr) Crane, Parrsboro, Ns-wood
Sch Lookout Bernard, Noriolk-Oysters to james
Sch Mary Alice, Perry, New York,-coal and glass
Sch VIM Fisher, Lyman, Boston. in ballast
Sch G Rocker, Dreamer, Boston.
Sch JaUe, Loud, Boston.
Sch Eva May, Richards, Salem.
Sch North Cape, Crockett, Bangor.
Sch Helen Maria, Prince, Camden.
Sioop Bull Run, Williams, Bath.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, NS-John Por-
| teous.
Barque vesta. Littlewood; Havana E Churchill
& Co.
Sch Abner Taylor, Dodge. New York-Chas Saw
Sch Lyra (Isr) Holmes, Windsor Ms.
Sch e b Ke .tcham. tBr) Irvine, Hillsboro-Nor-
| Sch Mail, Merrill, Bangor-Chas Sawyer.
| Sch Elmaral, Seiders, Damariseotta
.pD,,,v sandsy, May 0.
| Brig Emma, SWEET, Elzabethport,- TO Port
| land Steam Packet Co.
MEMORANDA.
| Barque Geo Hunt OF Portland Cspt Woodbury..
from Cardenas, arrived at New York sth leaky and
with loss OF sails.
Sch Neptune. Billings from Fall River tor Calais.
while working out OF Holmes Hole It'll, msstayed
and got ashore on the West Chop. She has since
come off without damage.
Brig Frank Clark toi Damariscottaj Barstow, at
New York from Cardenas, reports, list inst, had
heavy gale from the Eastward and shipped large
quantities of water.
Barque Mary Reed, for Montevdeo, which has
been waiting at the bar below Satilla, Ga dis
charging portion OF cargo the LIST, in order 10
pass over. She was drawing III leet. Would get
away about the 7th.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCQ-Ar 23d ult, ship Helios, Nish-
ols Port Orchard.
sid sd ult ship Golden Horn, Rice, for Burrard's
Inlet.
Hastings. Havana.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 9Th, sch VIM Jones. Ksepe.
Arecibo.
CID 9th, Darque Harvest Moon, Williams, for New
York. ~ ~
PHlLADELPHiA-Cld 9Th, schs Rebecca Flor
Chelsea. '' ~
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Two First-Class Houses for Sale.
Board Wanted.
x OR man, wife and little GIRL in private fami-
", western part OF the city preferred
Address 5, Box 1885, P. Office. may1Od1w


Estate of harles X. Adams.
f'HE subscriber invites proposals for the purchase
= OF an the Real Estate which belonged TO
BILE
Homestead Yarn in Wilton.
This farm 70 one OF the best In the county, Is To-
Gated near the Village OF East Wilton, contains I'D
acres OF excellent land is we'll fenced and well water
ed, good orchard OF both old and young trees.
Buildings large, eommodious, and in good repair.
C.J.TA i.BOT, Adminisirnler.
! Wilton, May Jths 1863. mayiVast~wA'
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BASE BALL.-"Uno' writes from Ports
mouth as follows: 'Portsmouth people were
greatly disappointed last year at the nom
appearance of the Eons of your city and the
Lowslls of Boston in a friendly game on neu-
trail ground, and should these favorite clubs
choose to come this year, their appearance
would bring out thousands of spectators
The ladies especially, in this vicinity, are en-
thusiastic when a base ball match is of, and
rally to the field with as much alacrity as do
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-10

ADJUSTMENTS To-NIGHT.-The Hibernicon
viii unroll its canvass at City Hall tonight,
and enable many one who cannot afford the
expense of an actual tour in Ireland to enjoy
all the pleasures of an imaginative one. We
can say nothing better In its praise than that
it is highly spoken of by all the papers where
ever it has been exhibited.
La Rue's minstrels open at Deering Hall to-
night, and as they are we'll known in this city,
and their excellsncies fully appreciated here,
there will no doubt be a full house.
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C9'ist0dOrO'S HAIR Dye.
Has your hair turned white with sorrowP
Would you have it brown tomorrow?
fhen the tinge yon covet borrow
From the DYE OF CRISTADORo.

CristadOrO's Hair Preservative
aration for the hair that will accomplish what his
preservative and beautfer is daily accomplishing in
New York. He can point to hundreds of instances
in which it has prevented badness. He
guarantees that it sha arrest the falling of of the
hair, increase its volume render it silky and pable
and prevent or remove scurf and dandruf.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No IS Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipal Depot No Aston House. my7eod&eow1msN
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MORE EXPENSIVE RIDING.-Sunday after
noon a couple of young men hired team for a
ride. Both of them being rather elevated, not
much notice was taken of approaching vehi-
cles, and they contrived to upset both their
own carriage and that of Mr.. s. B. Haskell, who
with his daughter were on their way to the
Sabbath School at the Reform School Both
vehicles were injured, and the young men
were obliged to pay pretty sum for their re-
mir
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THIS AGE!.
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LARCENY AND ARRnsr. Some ten d.

LARCENY AND ARREST. Some ten days ago
a girl who assumes the fancy name of Fanny
Winter, stole some clothing and other articles
from the dwelling of Mr.. Cloyes, ON Bracket
street The police were informed of the fact
and have been on the look out for her Sun
day, City Marshal SWEET learned that she had
hired vehicle at the South street stable for a
short excursion. The Marshal laid in wait for
her and on her return arrested and conveyed
her to the lookup. When arrested she had on
some of the clothing she had stolen.
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Mary Reed, for Montevideo, which has
been waiting at the bar below Sata. Ga was dis
charging portion OF cargo on the LIST, in order 10
pass over. She was drawing III Ieet. Would get
away about the 7th.
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April Is. d&w1msn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-06

&HERIFF'S s SAIL Bysvirtue of a
S writ of venditio exbonas to me
directed and delivered, from the hon
orabIe Circuit Court of Davidson coun-
ty, Tennessee, at its Septenber term,
1868, viii expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, st the
court house door i'm the city of Naall-
vile, on SATURDAY Y the 2Sd day of
January, 1859, the following described
lands and tenemsnts, 70 wit One
piece or parcel of land lying ami be-
ing IN civil district numb bef Is, Bavi dsoh
county, Teuneasee, Bounded as rs
On the south By B Organ af d the
IGuthrie lands, on the west bFe IT, w.
Mitchell, north By the lands az 3he
Nance heirss and east hY the lands oi
the Nance heirs, containing IS acres
more or less, and being laEied 0h az
the property Of w. p. Carter, to So ist !
am execution in my b A16s iii "a xtr. d
Ann. Williams, and against y s. Cafter
ANA N. II. Carter, for tskes Enc
costs Dated this 3 day Of IeceEa
4 Aslser. 1865.
Cs NJ. DONALDSON, Sheriff
IAN BY N. G. AUSTIN, Deputys
VIZ ss& stFsf7 80 saSz3
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-ipieDer auioninler.
Gen. Morton bradte cine MefoIu ]
tion eii1s luetde 6ae 9anOen ifaeno eis
nes unterleeif1en 4abeIs auf AeMa @e<
biete Der Ser. StQaten obne borberige
GinpiAisnug OeS Gon9refIes interfaat,
lIn ha3 Suitia GomIte.
cen. Ssrrg beantragte, ben s,rdii :
0eutsn usl 9IbI9rift feiner aInsneFfies
8r0tLamatiop ~, ,erfu6en uu0 Oeniel6en
aufinforbertt, ai1iH0eben.Z 0uf iueIhe
antOritdt bin er fie erlaaen babe. @us
1enoHn1en.
Sen. Gteipart brahte cine Oil Elm,
ueI@e benz .StAate @e0r9ia cine re-
pubIifanila1e @eoierungsform geU6hrt
Rl10 an Oas Snftit @oniite btrpiefen
tDurbe. -ss
sen. Gontlins trug OaraMf on, bic
glew goft ssleMfounb blanDs 9cnoon Sc
Ie0rapb Is onlp0gaie 90 aut0rifrea, en-
Den 6lffen Der Ser. Gtaaten ui1terfeeis
ide 2abel gu Iegen anb in Speration
30 ieten. sIn aas 9an1el8 s&onsite.S
Sans. 0iepr. 8utIer beri@tete
aber cine 8il, Del1e beitimmt, Dab
.Rein 8iiraer Der Ser. 9tadten, 0er in
sbemleIbGll Staate bon eIflein Srte ann
nnberen Feiit, berbaftst ipu0en bari.
Mn bas 5nItiSs Go1aite.
Gus 6AnS eonftituirte fitb ais CO.
mite, nm nber bic Botf5aft ses 8ras
iiOenten 5n berbanDeEn.
ss 9iegapf $ gertaeurg.
Bofbinstsn, 5. San.
Der Sefretar Beg Snneren bat auf
eipe @eluilli9nng bon 5000 aroefrae >
gen, nm We0oiIlons nit benz 9 8iIbniiIe
OeS Gen. Grant anfertigen au Iaffen, !,
meIde Dann inter bic Sn0ioief pers
t6giIt auerDen fel ellgtl. = = = ss'ss tss
Ginem 8eri6te 0es arie9si sietretars
on. ben Senat 1l1 fScIgt fInh 20, $40
Me1nla Tegniare ar0 1y213 Afann 8es
Iontar Eruppeu ge0en bic SnOiauer
ins GeIOe, uils ben Dan0eI auf benz
s8eifiDnrt 1lsiO bic paeife BAbfien ~
befd3iibeM.a sfses,.s aa
Sha 26Obnbaufe 6es frana0ltl 5en
GelauOtgn irHrOen bellte Mlbf0eu amei
faTbiae Giener toot ii ibEerI 8ette
eefnhoens N9op fa0b iie feie1 eHtlses
her eritistt 0Ner bereiftet. Ste Sabe
ma@tefDbes aglgflehels nio es bate fth
cine Wfenee 9eeufde1 lltll Oae Geianate
f5aftspS SoteI Derfanmelt.
Geate M1ittea ilbeereidbfen 100 Mits
0Iie6er Oes GEnut nilb G0Ifar Subs
Der hiefIgen Gruder Dem Sen. @rant
GiMe NegGad dipan Bunas 9lbreil les tpei a
silie syresybe iiker Aisle aune 9es
tsulg ono ilbef tgst lllAitanD ane fprad6,
lhab &C aslf Die IlnteftHh htsrl0 aIIer& &Infs :
fen Redyuen Tonne VI b30leFe, fFe nsiirs
Den ME urfode ba6els, es sli bersaela,
ibR nit Oiefem Gef9ent erIFeut 90 bas
bene ....ss...ssx. x...e
bak bel hkh tdakiE 5eil aSIsrt hei
0G0biEnte, Or. tllsalls zlggs slnslsl
pdhlt Ooraea GE bate aGg aius
tel ,4I0 SlsAsGsesI. @in eakk slfhl
altnl q dtigd,en G 0Ileft0t GeiBS Il. De,
6as6 3 DEE e efIidlissr 1T Ss5r oaEFk
sali eibeu gElb ung gleggra s8gala.
nsemaefett, COL. Bntterl0n If hi
feiner $50 W0na itarfsn 91tlis tuieDe
itS GIe glo& Hia9 Ieff
Der asOffsa Ifse 2afibSB in @ofen
afFy if glgit go 900 brannt
ssn VI gp 9k lbaikne salEss Isll
al ben 8eroaal if bee1atss, siile
6FNeK ae& sisfa aek ai ein
ST alIs beIIgn Ease Dor IeinesN Sdtl
m&sSauAm& asafsMase "A 4 ee a Il "a
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Nelle Nnseiaell

- %S %s24E stIA9il E - Aa 8 s@ss
@bsrlff's 3sFfast f.- ssyyn @shaBhsig sinsr ven-
ditto exponas 8etcronlHg. an mid ti4tet AnS
Hherltefert pom Acbt barren Gitelfl eridt pom Oas
DEpfon GoAttJtus Eenli BEL feinehl eptembef Sers
min 1853 mef6e ~ anut effaf az ben
y gegsl bolre bliIag an 6
Ehot IN Der Stabf bple a1l 9 OH be p, ben
linb GsbauIi5feiteH bringen, u6utIid: Eln Std
ODER Ibeu 2anb 1tn1
Np. non GGpibfoa golIrtp, Tenn begseilst ipie
fplat: g9effl5c Der 2dneefef Upns s. heHiqsi
Sn61td pom 0iH Greet nnn 6ititdb non Barnett
entbniiefb f22 Mder, niebr U6er IDeigyrs ANb init
Bei9Iag beIe8t ala bns Gigentsum ron g. O. 9aps,
ilrI elmer GretuttoA in nleneff iMaell gu GtIler
peil 81 %. stamp iEllb eeGen %, ". iiir SO 80,
stsae5ls as1s a0iteii 81 ssnilsesl essSst GEN 81
- 6. %. Eso.iiaIDipn9 GgsfifI. !
ia4 9itf4 u, g, AikIia, 2splitp.
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q 4as co 8 San.

Die ,Vatriea Bebanptet DAB 0iub !
lano in Der beborftbenSsn Goaferens
oaranf orineen tuer6e, bic 8ertreibun0
6er gried1en aus Der EiirEei III bers
bieteu. 8ugIeiA tpeift 0as 8Iatt ba :
sranf bin, 6ab IN. Sale alf 6iefent
4untte beifnnben ipsrbeu iOIIte, Der
tiirfif6e @eI0note bic GonfereHa pers
IoiTea piroe. HnBlaah ipifN senbIid
pOr einem alpeiten Rriulfriege gelparilt,
Die Mngelegenbeit 0es griedlifden
Gampfer8 Gnoffs fpH bon elmer 9es
semifmten golnniifon entfhie6en
Naa fdot, @rie1enTauO iperbe bie
9lnfprii1e Der Rretoner IN Der Gonfe !
re13 5nr Sprad3e brinsen phb barauf
Oringen, bab Sas 8oIt ouf 8rgta oas
riiber ebfinlnseil dl j l0e Dem eanoe
es gebSrefi min.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-06
a1so).

@herffpa Rereas,f.- .--sn Gemdfbeit elmer ven-
ditto exnohas BeSpE Ebha1ila s9n uII9 BeTs@tet nne
bsnAlefefk augR 2tsfbNTeR GircMtt @srtGt nngt Das
Di1fon @es4fe, Lelr.s Het felgepl @eptsrfgeF kers
mlRl tek0 uexbe aunl 6lIesklt e5eu t1kaHi On ben
8esltbleteHbeH GeGen hanre uB llll G &oMr9baAEep
%e1z tn her &last NaIbpihe an SQHHa p 81 .,
neN &5s 5anhaE 1885, u@9flebenb beId1riEDe Dee 3ans
z99 tzf1 &sett xaph helegen iirh bgfHnIid Ia 81
n1leffFfft 30. ram 2ea @ci8ntg, Etae bes
1eaEEe Gus pea Aan9eb eiIe peig haEse1
wem MitM @4Ekf jno @4 mnn 6ttgMSnf mSsh an&ialte
ran &fggalas4 %lebs Nesflgrs i'ss rca IprFtfof
beGagt alB has GiG@nkbmm man 6bnrfga @amaktl. M NJ
eSufr @reKnfken VI MlsinFn AHnbrR 1I Wffni III rct
g. &. NB019ofer aNb 9eeeu baxlss &anef ax &75
Der bsf 1855.
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(Tl20A-

Il a. y
SHERIFFS SA LE BY virtue Of d
sWrft of yenditio expo1as TO me
directed and delivered from the eshonor-
able GiEcuik G0Erb of Davidson county,
Tennessee, at its Septetnbe beF term, 1 868,
] will expose to public sale. to the
highest bidder, foFcash, at the court
house door in the city of Nashville, on
SATURDAY, the 23d day Of J apnary,,
1869, the. following described lands
and tenenen u, to wit One piece or
parcel of land lying and being in civil
district number %, Davidson county,
Tennessee, bounded as foilows On the
south by Whites Creek, on the west
by Ben Drake, on the north BY John
Drake, on the east By Jesse Smith, con-
tanning 100 acres more or less, and be
ing levied on as the property Of John
4. Smith. to safety an execution ia my
hands in favor of T, T. Madden, adj
ministrator. and against John. r Smith
and John I Dunn, for 50 ST interest
and costs Dated this 3Ists day Of De
cember, 1868. ss m sl1
G. A. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
jan 4 By N. G. AUsrfN, Deputy.
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@beriff'S s9el lEaaf -<sym sGemdB sit elmer ven,
ditto exponas 8eroxoAaIug an iaiteb aerihtet alhS
aberliefert 1Om 9dtbasgH Giraiit &9eri9k uea s1ai
uibfor GOraf1, Tennss BET feinent Gepten5bxr Ger.
1letitbietenhen eegen barre DoBIlRg am GDifsbaMs.
EbDr IN oer Stnot lsafbue afa sun llsabeiiD, 6eu
%, SanMaE 1&6As bas afeIgeithe rfnbeigehtbum
ntAf apeIebes 9lnnlnleg s27 TT, szib a6aIf aBe
IGuft 40 Snb ihIi. pnl ba 90 Heftit5 snurb eiit
Naeps uuI ba 40 SUB mDIsIid, uolt "a 1S5 SaBnaef
bas Ggenf9slnt mott obT 6olppefers ins etier Gre:
fatien IN ngeiaeM sduoen 3a @uHften uoltSs& 98al,
ter unh gegen oliDpetes gaThete fit $1s5 93
Ben 50. Dssenibsr 1S68ss ssss5 g & ssS8s
4s2sssA aAa@ saa Or DEz 3spMdI b fDir: &berfI.
IS fate GltCb Sam O. Diarf9aH, sBepntu
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Nene NnSeigen.
f711e-7ti1.
@brriff asefRai,f. Sem .eis 4,

Ioe9VSI I.H - = 'tIs 81 70
~ ditto exponas ytroronungen an mid 9erieptc
Daas Dapi6fon Co., Senil, bei feinent Geptemher:
Grntitt 1868; iuerDe cb gum 6iienIiden 8erfqnf
Gen gegen baare 2abllng nm Court
5ailstbot IN Der Gfabt 5a fbDtHe ana II q q B M b
ben %. Sannor1Sj9, nadilehenh bfigDriebene 3HN.
.ffeei iino @ebdalidf feiten EtinaeIs, ndmIid: Ulr
5tiid ober SbeiL 2anh beIeeen Mfto befnoIi1 tnI4f
9apieion Co.. Senit., begfer;t ni,
foigt: 9e r6litb ron Ser 9dri6eret DON sonsret 9
freItlicb uon oer 2inoerei uDn 81 8. Maiu 9aterlph
poH Ser 6Hberrt peil 9l osfe,ir1s, ei1tk0.
tenS f5 81 bk ert ipeiSjekt tiia att
beieot ais eigenibltn NON q. Yeebssg nrfefiel
Execution III fetlieu Sdnhen 81 sEinteit pof q. SO
9ruet nnh segen u. Reebes ilfib Sboma5 4eebIes ai
4s Srte efisH llalo sseitea sa aeniieeu @e9ebe
O. ~. DO HoIbfpn. SderiT8
iat 6lif5 gsT. Guinss. EspiIb
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-. - (7l.32A

NHERIFF' SALE.-B9 virtue Of q
- writ ofgenditio exponasa to me
directed and delivered from the hon
oRabla Circuit Court Of DaFidson. eonn
sty, fennessee, at its SEPTEMBER term,
1865, will expose 10 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, 1869, the following described
lands and tenements, 30 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 l13 acres more
or less, and being levied on as the pro-
perty of VIM. G. Estes, to satisfy an ex-
ecution in my hands in favor Of Ben
Kohle, and against VIM. g. Estes and
jackson MprTy; for $24 90, interest and
costs. Dated this 31st day of Deeem-
Der, 1868. Sls6sgs ase&g5 s3FkSkz8
.s..ss ssg @. IL. DONALDSON, Sheriff
jan ssksasB BY N C. AUSTIN, Deputy.
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aim.) sEass

50 ItI4UJ " ~
6SBeriff gerfaltf sn GemSBbeit sinee vepditio
~ exponas 8erorsnAng an sihtn seri6fet uno
iherlieiert pon hein Mdtbnren Circuit Geridbt uenl
SepibIon Co., Seaf., BEL ieinem SepteInber Sernii
1868, perbe id gum fifeEtiiben 8ertauf an ben
DSetltbietensen aeeen baare 3dbun9 an gourtbaiis
thor in Der Sta6t Haibuils am So1ii iabeno, ben
%. S1nnar 1862 nadbitebenoe5 Gigentbum Erinsen,
ndilidbs MHe 9tedte, SiteI 2lniprtC1e hb yssteres
Zen, peIcbe Sam enfep in ntio an einem Srotc 2zRb
bal, bsIegeHinb befineli III @iuloiit lit 9o 81 1CH
BaptbfnaF Co., Eeaiat.s tHuGteho gege 110 s9lder
bearnst n6leIb ron BET 2dnoerei unR So 9. eipiig,
peltli uno iii lid ppn 1er 2llhfre pon @inferion,
Dnlid pon ber 2duosrei non $. St uiln nit 9eidIas
beiegt aIs bds Gteertbnnt uDtt Sam Goieps tr ger
GEeeutfon in neiher &lnoen 81 9rtIfen non 6. g.
Yic9tairD nno segen Sam @aieD nns Anoere fin
$1n uebit 2sielt paraHI eeniseu, Gfsebelt heu .
g. 20 an a I s on, SDerifi.
iat hi'fS SAM 6. Marieau, Geputp
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II 100 esssa
&HERTFFS SALE. by virtue Of a
S writ of venditio exponas to onls
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 Nashyilles on
SATURDAY, the sd day Of u January,
1869, the following described lands
and tenemeats, 10 wit One piece or
parcel of land lying and being in civil
district number Z, Davidson county,
Tennessee, Boah ded as folloMsa On the
south ~ "a Fsspless On the east by
Mrz ueilwin GA Ct nnrth hy Hhgh
Woods heirs and on the west by
Henry Page, containing Is acres more
or less, and being levied on as the pro
lperty of Harriet Hal to satisfy an ex-
|echtion in my hands, in favor of w. B.
Whittemore, administrator, and against
Barriet Hall, for $65, interest and
costs. Dated this 3 lstsaay Of Dacenl-
ber, 1868 sss
q. M. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
jan By IN. q. AUSTIN, Deputy
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