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New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

Now, In reviewing this most extraordinary nli' the
reader must bear mind that most of the courts during
tho quarter ending Sept 3o were n vacation and but
little business transacted during tho heated term
Vet A. cost the county s577 for summonses-that s 10
send ut few printed notices, which may or not have
reached the persons whom they were addressed Tho
item for making reports TO the Secretary OF state OF con-
yictiouH In Courts OF oyer and Termlner anu fonce
Courts amounting TO the sum OF H5bS IA nearly all
for IL attached 10 TINS service
exce that OF clerk who also attends TO other duties
But the item OF 81 G6 for conveying prisoners TO prisons
other than the state Prisons stnnnerp Mind yon'
vcts 10 Sing Sng but Is the cost OF conveying PRISONERS
TO some other place or places Where are the prisons
Jail the TOmbs Jackson Hall, where such a heayy
business done last Fall In the way of repeating ana
fraudulent naturalizatpnf . -,
It been stated that ut least oneaI OF thls pm is
robbery pure and simple ana trust the Legislature
will appoint committee investigate aud lnd out who
these and where they went TO- at cost
a. s4 bo before Il gives additional fees to our model
Sheriff aud his gay aud festive deputies Let the tax
ssI'.. - Ii,ht w,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
DIED.


ALLRSon Saturday April TO- Rses widow Of Daniel Alsp the
residence Of her daughter M Geog. Ne b No 80 Len
ngtOnas Tuesday afternoon l3,h o'clock precisely
BEEsos-0n MOndsy April H. She residence No 3t
Beo,on and daughter Of Eliza n and the late o. j. Resd.
Notice ofthe funeral hereafter
BETHUNR-At Tour switzeud March, snzYwh
Notice Of The funeral hereafter
OSPs w;ss';ss, &c n e Mss' ~''s
The and enisothe family invited 70 ascend hs faei
and Meeting House Cbappsqus, at II OdOk
cLARKop no.day evening APh u a: S. Ts.SsTe s s Es
the Eleventh Presbyterian Church Vast Ryb
Lexington and ThidaTe. Thursday aarnoa April Is
cRooK-on April 10 LII Crook. M, D., aged % y..n
4Os and A. NJ members of the medical as respect
fully invited attend h. Hs!,l .. h: rsdsue> No "a Ssnd'
Brooklyn, oa Tuesday April l3 n2 O'Clock. p m
PAYon Saturday evening" the 10th inst. Mrs cats sus Fay In the
The relatives and friends are invited re.den.
fwam Psnt No. 2l7 srthave. On Tassdy he 18Th inst .'s
HYDEIu th. city Monday April a. Gertrude ~ wife Of Warren
Pan.raI on Wednesday morning o'clock from rdeuc.
H. =. HYDE. No 500 FOurihs1e
Saturday mOraus Ap TO- shs and P.lutl ln..
Miller widow OF the late BpLran Mill Of Broofyn aged
The relatives nd friends Of the family ard OF Theodore j.
Bphan and VIM H. Miller and beG son.in sw Sterso. sot
D lOq%su. are respectfully oy,d TO ave I'd TIE 9s.I. 20 % On TSs
Brooin DiHr remains vii" be int red the m pIO. ia
MoRTOS-I Broellyn Monday, April a. Mrs Adeus Ella Nor
TSs isays and friends Of the family invited
funeral from her late residence No. IR cumbeandt on We'd
pesday, April H. at o'clock
QUMBY-A White Plains Saturday ATs TO- Daniel oaiby aged
65 yean. =,
The relatives and friends the family invited 10 attend the bs
from bis late residence Whits Plains Tuesday the oh ut ct
o'clock a m
sHAw-On Sunday morning. April H. Jss. You reet Of the late
james W. shaw In the 98th Of her
Her relatives aud those Of be Robt and James
O'Clock, her late residence, No. l West Forty
seyeath-sL
TURSER-ou Monday April H. Hsh. daughter Of John and the
late Eliza Turner
The relatives the family respectfully invited "a attend
funeral weduesdsy All oelo "a from the residence VI
her asber, No 25s Seventhst
WOODOn MoBday April H. Fredd W., son Of Ab sad JANA ~
Wood. aged years and a days. ,
friends Of the fAm invited to sttend ne lnerf
At the residence Of bis parents Brooklyn, On
wednesday the l4th inst. at 3 Oso ek ID.
WALTER-ou Saturday April TO- Eb ouly daughter Of Thomas
aud the late Julia b. Walter aged y mouh&
y - attend the Heral on Tuesy
April I3 at the Church the Ho Communion Of TEsnuA
and Sixth. at IL O'clock
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

April 2Coon more ssivs 81 an sdcsnss
hadngs fl2 sales s65O bales; reePs snes ssanaJ xSo
bales 3 bales Gol 31i Sterling Erbslge t3 Com
meh BrchaDg. 2t New York Sight Brcessgs cent pes
Flour teuve ard advanced 2e Bpersue &C. D0ub- kELs % %
res Ears 80 % Corn easier 71as os. .Ics a I B'as
VI ~ Hay steady S2o Pork doll S3i 5J0S3l bacopse
ng i3ic 70, shouders lite for Clear Rb sni 7ie r Clss
sdes Lard culi eree ldsc Keg g6zle sugar = N oeties
demtndC0nmon, O31llc Prime i3lc Prime 6e
Whisky quiet and Firm Western RscEed s7i ase ooaeePir iA
= elsie, Prime l7ic
hos5f April l2Coton Arm With ir demand sales $50 bsissI
Low Middlings 6ic. Receipts. go bales; exports
Ca April l2Cottoa good dsnasd sss bsles
hdiDg at 2ic receipts sOO bsles exports Liverpool 2u
bales
WILMINGTON. c. april iiSpits TurpeBtue steady
at 81 S6ds Crude TuTpenHs unchanged Tar ksr ~ 80
81 90 Cotton dnlL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, April l2. .-Rea-Admiral Joseph Ian.
received preparatory orders the SOUTH Atlanta
squnsa LeuL Commander ysme Kane has been ordered 10 ten
Pra dH member of the Board Of Braminsu al Wsshhgo
Lieut. Woodrow bs, s.en orsred 10 hs V.nef ana Lest
Heyan 70 League Ibd Surgeon John Gibson has been or
ded TO ao Seminole C0n,nn Oscar Stanton has been detsehd
from the cos.d Of The Paysyr and placed waiting orders og
msndeF W. Wbag has been detached Selork NAVY
and ordered N tbe command Sseza relieving Up
sbur who wsiis Commander Gs DETACHED
from equpmeui duty At the Washington s.f.n snd placed s.t
MssSers M ForsJbe snd O. r. wins RBsgus H. O.
james H. Cbesley, Assistant
Bstons have been detached Ecm the PafVsyoE
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
THE SPANISH MINISTER AND THE CUBAN REso
LUTON.

Senor Manrico Lopez Roberts, the Spanish
Minister who has been staging for the last few days in
the metropolis left yesterday for Washington His return
10 the capital induced By the resolution IN regard 10
r,h. ,,bich nossed the House OF Representatives Just
before the Adjournment Saturday. Senor RoDerts
regards the situation which he Is placed by that reso
iion as very "dicult'to employ the diplomatic terml-
nologyand ia somewhat discouraged by the turn events
have suddenly taken In turtberanoe OF the Cuban aspr
tions His secretary OF legation Senor de Rivera, was
left look the Cuban sympathlzers as wen as inc
vast number Of Cuban refugees hereabou whie ne nn
self has FASTENED to Washington 10 counteaet pOsSlDe
the inauenee Of the newly arrived Cuban Envoy sehor
Iamls Senior Roberts Is an eXjOulnalist Hls rather
W IA an Engslma an but he himself is native Spaniard
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

not included the above estimate because the Portland
and Rochester Rairood pledges itself to build this por
ton OF the road whenever guarantee is given LOT tne
construction OF the rest OF the line The aid OF the
Nashua and Worcester Railroad together with the STOCK
subscribed along the route insures adequate FUNDS Tor
that part OF the limo lying between Nashua ana the
Portsmouth and Concord Rsiiroad but the subscrip
tons for the remainder Of the road 10 present In
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

SECESSION IN THE PITTSBURGH CITY COUNCILS.
PITTSBURGH, April 12.--Ah special meeting
y, Tho CITY couneils today the mabers of the, OLD City
boed the proposal the improvement Of tho avenues
troueh the rural districts Whom tho act had reached
second rcag which provided for the raising o. five
mill faI tle members from tla Old City retired. leaving
no duorlra. Tue rural neplbers then organzed. de-
nouIleed Aa bolCgs and passed resolutions OF censure.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
ROME.

POLITICAL OFFENDERS PARDoEED.
LONDON, April 12-The Pope. on the occasion of
the jubilee in celebration of the 50h anniversary of
his accession TO the priesthood, granted pardOns to
large number of persons including many political
offenders ....'..
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
PARAGUAY.

AN EXPEDITION INTO THE INTERIOR.
LONDON April 12.-The latest adyices from Rio
,Janero state that the Allies were preparing to send
an expedition of 1900 men from AsunciOn into the
interior of Paraguay in search of President Lopez
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-Lieut-Col Thomas Dun.
sa Phb Cavary ordered join his regiment In TIE Department ,ne
Ph.t- Assistant Qaamase General Rais gs relieved n" d
duty as Chief of the Military Div OF the Asnue
viii remain In charge Of geaers depot SswYc PernHg 80
duties masters Deputy QeenuerGen van
on the closing Of the depot q HSaaTs VII Hss ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
ITALY.
THE NEW NJ

THE NEW MINISTER TO WARRINGTON.
FLORENCE, April I2.-Bertinatti. the Italian Min
lister to Constantinople goes to Washington in the
same capacity. Barbaloni succeeds Bertinatti at
Constantinople. Cadorna has been appointed Minis
tar 70 London
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

officer Barry killed mad dog last evenisg
a. tae corner OF Vesey and GreeRwich-sts
1t is said that fast-sailmg propeller, Of 100
ns left this port few days ago. to aid the Cuban rnsr
cents When she was OF port number OF guss wef6
nut on board She took out 100 men, mostly AiAacicans
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

FURSrruRE AT AUGFIoN.-The old house of
Mees Frrnno Manufacturers, is going out 0f business
and ls entire stock is be sold by H. H. Leeds Miner
Oh Wednesday,, Thursday. and Friday, Of this week
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

Rins Ia at the EewYork Hotel Charles Francis Adams
jr OF Boston Is the Brevoort House. r. Osgood OF
Boston and the Rev Dr. Sarkey Washington. are at the
Westmluster Hotel
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
Ha zard & C..we,p. Cod Liver Oh I. ,h. S...
MdRRIED.

sCHAScK-CRAGIN-In this city Thursday April hI thssv
Charles w. Band Mr. B. D0Bo Seahek Of hs eE 70 Mis- Alice
eldest daughter Of George d. CrAgin ssq, Rye N L.
sTOUGHTON- Dorchester Ms~, "wednesday Apra
T. 1862 Charlie. this city 10 Mss Ada RIPLEY d>ushtsf
OF Robert G. Hooper. esq, Of Boston
Al Notices of Marriages must be iHdOrsed rth fsp
name and Qddress.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

There liberal supply Of cattle aud the average quality rsry
good pres without Sic
stocis 7.dsic for ordinary Illinois stes ami q 0 fs,
I00 head Sheep 10 good
from c O3e outside for Choice Extra 40 D.
request at SO s00sll z3 for CornFed and slVSli
pipN
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

oiss dspOs' at PhFsdeph. aud ssbuy IL. rrdsut has
Capt James Arhuory before Retiring Board
Louis and Col Jokn Infsn Rins
NewfOrk Tor examination Col John Det retired
PoEder Of the Ordnance Department Orted testify bsfsrs
the Dyer Court Of IsqgiLy. -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
HUNGARY.
RESULT {
" ELECTIONS.

RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS. -
PEsTH. April 12.-The elections in Hungary and
Croatia have resulted largely in favor of the Deak
party which will have majority of 100 members in
the new Diet. ia
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
s1uCIpE IN CoLLEGE-PLACE.

Early last evening the occupants OF the
boorling.house. No. College place, kept by Mrs
Moore were startled by the report OF pistol coming
from the room OF Daniel Dickinson. boardor. situated
OH the third The door OF the room was found to be
fastened IL was open, and entering The feess
bodv ~ tho occupant WAS found lying the bed in
pool Of blood which was welllng from terrible ~oun
In the head evidently Itea WIN dec.neG vas renUg
man. aged % years, OF medium hight coroner htsnan @
was informed OF the occurrence, and at later Doh
pr"ceeded TO the house. and commenced investigation
into the circumstances connected with the hhhr up
nears that the deceased commenced boarding IN the
house about nine months ago. and for considerable
time sober and Industrious Of late, however, uo Hs
considerably changed ,<nnd In the past two wees
has on several under the influence OF
liquor and no seemed At times unaccouna1y depressed
I'm sprts Yesterday nooh he retired TO his room aud
was ot again seen alive. The folo wing communication
was found on his showing that he lad nedated
TbaSs 20 ns, s,n,t .ny creeping Hodges ,
Sd A ssrs Il With nv last breath lie vhs-poor lsse =
hops BE TeS To ; " sg " & ~ '' M :F' I,nE sS. Gois 70
Florence Mnerva- osar Sh' DO" .lo1i
.Syd sSyd Hb.rs s'' .S:n,usa HSs Go the Ss Only pT DAYS
IN sbt Nov .Loat nv .a sceL S bal adding ,eei Ealaas
Il thti Ioa Col dollar. by nete .eyw. va, IT'Js %
Si tsa. am going away HS.h r mo sssd hna
@ sPt sea & % . % b1 s sSS a "a; Ss S' Sis
Les.s s1d l notice Of death S. f; in G T. or possc ASs
re r.... & H .sI slSs S@Ss 'y S@ P
,oo No. as cials@ ii, e Jola lost No. q
1ss sf:S Ie '; is.i
Gods sllo~ Alne oesh
anything intouchungl long goOdbya d. v
lhe write God Mess my r0or moihs-m PGo'
No. M,lt,ri u. II DICKINSON
feel that hsrs been dsgrpee 10 and to MAJ ani
generally. Wish would Afca NatD boz hseA 70 se
the loved And fr.t drank vas whsh
learned she les Married Poor sick ke shall soen nesi W. 'l
hoFsie NJ poor mother mourn for ne, bn1 che do
right when home and without money She
that. uF charity God be's her anJ Nay S"' iA
don't 4" lay up' IythiHg. - .,
The above was written double sheet OF fsoscnp anu
IN such and rambling as To show that ms
mind wandering at the time Owing to the lateess
OF hour and tho dicuY Of procuring jury ~ huc
time, the Coroner adjourned the inquest until to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
Spt:isL 1ctias.

Once Sun Mrig s .s. G1%Rs"S Rs. s @
8 NJ MPs sSsEs 5s'f' A. S l
psny upon coa.e."I Customs a. .s
!. POD se ss:: AfISoS P,''dss, ISAAC
Ths 5o%IE P,%S' Mr. ySSsI, Tsts ,,msnt
s wss sS1ss on Oar Sshy este o%si Psdn r Nose, Gune
order 70 assume the So;., & Of Ho.ST Si s % P % sas
Mutual Iasna9s. cGmp.n = and NJ ,r. ,e.,onr such col
wiS has aSGUfS % Ss s spd spo,,
W he position be ha. 50 lo1g and :" hep''SS
That 3 7 % sSesR@s G1 a.. tie Gs19n S s G
Sas s:, sSF Of S. s @ sS @ % .vs S %
have .naIs him u sho soow bun ..i t,p @ %
COMPANY in org Dsay, assry
MI Grnnt took egiaen. p1r 'd las ever 'nsSSesn one 0
Rs'ois.d Iossi Mr. GnnIss .s.ou. ts tsG co@D:Sy
personal interest is pCspegs sd that as sHsSiT o. ss'
BO: w. e. . ' -. .SSsr tSS1t ~ SpSh SIR &C Ga s
9s.Te.t wishes 70, :, s 1 ia,G.. "'' A 'T tue ''f
Rio.d ThS the Se.'sr, Cias csppaDy tS' to sT S.s
'ns r. Doss srisr Of us B,.d LP NICHOLS Secretary.
coa%ti@s si !. WtD sISSAI Igd 4. !, e;ss.
g. v.J uPOu matters EsA'g to i~II'Or Of Ss"i'
requested Oy '@ on 'A' D D'" GEoRca WILSON sscrrs.
1msr sa1 Institute Fa rmers' CIsbA ts CAB
s. "! he h b COOPER 1SR i BGiDSd ssi
tnral In ,r.vement n,et NATHAN l. hbi ChiAHah-
-1ise 5.j.fory of y, PaGT,s RSoraed Dutch CsuN ~
H5 q ts Reformed DSes gS1 TS1ylI ST.sa Fts S ~
s.nd Cypress H Csmr t6s hura3 lraAiss nev
lat red thsSa snS desire A.4.s the Ny please
d as. Ntw.York. Apal $ 1888
Religious Amendment OF tse ConsIiiatisn OF tbe
Tsfs aise eHyESiSS 18Th ns T Re,
s.e GeS a e. d:a1 ID 10: sU s % e'iH NEoB
SLOANE. The pabre cordially ay.ea 70 suegd
Jshn f. Henry nAS JUST HsGEnLO ar N0>A PARk kow'
SiESSs ASST PEGgSyEs ", G .Gd b,g P&HSg;s S
| So ease. VoSBuRGis ASST PsRFCNEs an P9A inES
Hair OH Brushes COuts Isd Son Rrtsr Gsit Bups'ri
S',s.a M MpT,passo. ~ E@ & ,.s.sa' ~ % so 81 s " u
c0LLBGsPLACs SEIl OAR
,-.xr,n Partner. wnptea, - ...,,,..
s5 ,sa ts'Ppl.t ss@9 P%sa. ia y s1a: .' 4. e.. "a
zn g nn aI,s; 81 % Ps @ & g. AR gS''S
p.ta:i A: "a ~ Sssus" si which 10 al =
S q god S.;. ss e. E, vi via , q: ..
! Applys,Above. fen 7iIospm
F':sy : saIss i, ..I W. &
he asss @ 4 t, artiss Of ssre, neui e0ns.ssas Bis Age
s,snbeavills. Ohe. Apai l3 l9 H. - 9oIla.e0S:
| sr all LOT Of
| FfSR OLD MAD'AIRA AND SHERRY VIM
hdtwoAp and bO Oa old estate and Of the Vniase' of
| tolsu PHILIP A. MADAM Ho.4 Broadway.
Ahsgt Gates, DEA [BR Is PINE WATCHES JSwELRi' and
rg- Se Spss. attention to Repairing w,tehss
Moet q Chsn1dons
ofs ,s,g. With all fclas' dssler, f. wDe h:rs
/ Ksr.Yot Apis 1900
Co. No q Pa!sIer n y. Agss' for oS',s
| hf SMERIoAE sod EUROPEAN PATENTS.
FsspiI.t o. Law and informant free
PsneT, u" s :s;' P ns s
postOnce NotieeThs Mails sor kaSPe s9t as rsss yad
7RGRsD.Y 4R AZ s' and s' saS' aSs sd. "a
and o. ll;o aud ils ,rd a. io1 a. 1' FRIDAY
| g a@Ara 'A&As S<N~'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

Some W persons Oh brooklyn Hdfe lolin
Colonization Club aud organized colony. The Cnp Or
gaizcd last evening by eecing tie following Ol.,Ie'
Dr. Geo. BatelsoD President; Mr.. Henry Cihton VIZ
President, aud Mr W. w Marston, Secretary MI, ,i
made few remarks, recommending the locaton -
the colony IN Green County. Missouri, near sphshen
the land there being excellent, with plenty Oh nAn a'
game committee Oi two was appointed 10 Iocu1i,o %
proper place for tho meetings OF the Club hr CnOH
was appointed "a committee to invite the New OK -
celsor Club jaiu the Brooklyn Colonization CUB An
other meeting Viii be hold tonight 10 adopt bylaws.
Pfof. Pierce of Yale College is at the Ho1-
man House The Hon Thomas Fitch VI. C heyahn ", ~
Hon. A. A. Sargent ~ G.; Col j. C. Davis nnd Col W, ~
Higgins California aud Lieut.. FOrFyth, T. T. Navy u'o
at the Metropolitan Hotel Col G. W. scOhelN u 3d. o. a.,
and Mr. aud Mrs w. j. FOrcncc are at the fhh Ane"p ~
Hotel Tile Hon. Ira Harris, Albany; thb Hon W, - a.,
BagBum VI. C., Connecticut; Judge horman' h,u ,, ,
Hon J. A. CarriugOu, virginia, are gt the 81 ' "a
az tue 81. Deuts Hotel Tue Hon ]. b Harbour OF VIZ
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
THE STATE or TRADE.
noMpsrIn MIRKKTH

WEST INDIA MARHBTa
HAVANA April 2Tbe Sugar market snotant ne we're usas
to-day OntAs basis Of siast per srObs Sr No zHs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-22

s6Sberiif De fauf. Sn gsniab5eSt einer Eenditio
- exponas 8erpE6nuHg an MIG eeribtet Ano iiber
ION Gountp. Eertn. BET feinein September Eer1ain
1868, uerhe i9 sum 5fIsntIiben gertGnf an ben et
btetenesn gegeu baare 8abIung am g unbeub,
ben 81. sSonnar 1869, nodltebeao q Def trtebene
2dnberei Mnb @ebdnt9fei.en bringe,l. n6mli9: Gin
STUD oher 9betl 2anDs beIegen unb befinblt9 i'm
Gutetitrtt 3o. Sauih5oa Gna1Mtq, Eenr.s beerenst
ME foiGt: Is Tub an Der Rorbfeite BON Ko Al,
@eAs 8ermeiiune, NcRairns Nians beslnntsa an her
Norboftede genGnnten 2os Gaft IS hub Iueftlt9 nit
@aittf0be mad eitein Yfab, upr ba 1876 SUB norblt1
nn elmer MHep % SlIb mad elmer Maep, non pa nit
gen6nnter MAep % Sue uab einel RfabItsuo pa
filsIid 1876 Aub aad9 benz 9tMsgaHsspnnIt. NIT Be.
f9lGg beleet oIs baS @igeut5nm pom g. o.. Bdpne.
UNI eitter @recItinn IN fteinen 0dnbsH an GnnfteI
ron %. u BaiIep ino ae9eHG. 8. 8dptte fir $24.55,
Sntereieu nnb Roften 81 seaiieen. Gesebeu BEN 80,
SeseRber 1868.
g. gt. o oua lbfou, Sheiifi,
be31 blrdb ". q. Gaines, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-22
f7I591


- HERIFFS SALE-By virtue of q
writ of venditio exbonas to mo
directed and delivered. from the hon
orable Circuit Court of Davidson coun-
ty, 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 Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, the 23d day of
January, 1859, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: One
pieceor 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 rs acres
more or less, and being levied on as
the property of w. p Carter, to satisfy
an execution in my hands in favor of
Ann Williams, and against j .. Carter
and W. P. Carter, for $50, interest and
costs. Dated this 3lst day of Decem-
G. NJ. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
Jan 4 By n c. AUSTIN, Deputy
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-22

AherffTs sGersauf, = Sn gemdsbe elmer heri
facias Beror6nun9 hes M6tbdreu Gireuit=
@eribts pom 90ptoion County, EenneHee, an
mid geriGtet nnh iiberefert bel feinem SEPTEMBER
Tegf5n 1868, tnexbe i@ aiGR 6ffentIibeu @erfGif on
ben sRetbtetent ca eegeil baore 3dbling IN bee Bird
garb uom g. s. EaglOr IN Mst@SsafbDne, bslIter ber
4sniteHtiorp, am SonhGbenos ben 8. Sannar
1859, 6as na1ftehens bel1rtebene peri6nli9e Gts
aentAmm bfinaen = 1 tiifgehrannter Btidofens g
@GilefeL rnb 4ferbes i'd Q0ehfrasn, 2uierpanlatGe
Bagenunh Gef9tFr, etnfpdaige &arren, 1atlords
fsIu un6 BridsRrefie, nit Bei9Iag belegt aIs bds
Gtaemtbum Dra %. S. TdDIor, tm elmer GGeettton in
melnen 9inben 3n @uHften nom -0ss8- @bompor unS
aegea 4. 8. EaplDr fir $2388.76, Sntereijen nnb
Rotten sa RIgeR. Segeben ben 30. DECEMBER 1858.
R. DaR6IbfOn, sheriff,
bee 81 hnr@ sam. 9. RGrfba IT. Eepntp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-22

90 ERIFFS SALE by virtue of q
- writ Of venditio exponas to me
directed and delivered, from the hon.
CRADLE Circuit Court of Davidson coun-
ty, Team, 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 Nashville, on
SATURDAY, the 23d day Of january,
1869, the following described real es-
tate, viz: 20 acres of land in 9th civil
district Of Davidson county, Tennessee:
said land is bounded on the east by
the land of T. Ezell, on the west by the
land OF Jeremiah Prim, ON the north
by The land of John Briley, on the
south by NoIensville Pike and Mil
Creek, and being levied on as the pro
perty Of w. s. Battle ct a., for $132.ss
interest and costs Dated this 3lst day
OF December, 1858.
g. III. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
jan 4 By SAN. q. MARSHAL, Deputy
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SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writ of venditio exponas to me
directed and delivered, from the hon.
orable Circuit Court,of Davidson coun-
ty, Tenn, at its September term, 1868,
4 win expose to pnblic sale, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
HOnse door, in the city of Nashville,
on SATURDAY, the 23d day of jana
airy, 1869, the following described pro-
perty, to wit: Three Barrels Sorghum
Molasses, levied upon as the property
of James Scaff; also, q lot or parcel eff
land, being situated IN Davidsou coun-
ty, civil district number 2, bounded on
the south by William Dabbs, west by
John g. Lloyd, on the north by Hug
gins, Page and Trabue, and on the
east by Baird, containing "a acres
more orless, and levied on as the pro-
perty of j. p. Dabbs, both leTics made
to satisfy an execution in favor of ID.
Weaver, administrator, and against
James Scaf and James p Dabbs, for
$l69, interest and costs. Dated this
Both day of December, 1868.
jan 2 c. M.SDONALDS0N, Sheriff
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III, l451
&HERIFFs Sail y,virtne oE :
writ Of VeRdifio exponas to me
directed and delivered, from the hchfr
orable Circuit Court Of DaVidHon copfl@
| ty, Tenn. at its SeptembsF tera1. 1858,
I viii expose to public sale, to tie
higheatD bidder for eaah, at the Court
House door. in the city Of Mash vile, on
SATURDAY, the 23d day of ] anuary,
1859, the following descFi6ed real e.
tate, to wit One tract Or parcel cf
land lying in the 7th district, Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded ~ folloEs:
On the north by the lands of William
Pritchett, on the south and east by the
lands of James johnson, and on the
west by the NolensFille Tufnpi ke road
containing Eve acres more or less, and
being levied on as the property of
James T. Patterson, to satisfy an exc
cution in favor of R. 81. Patterson, and
against James 4. Patterson ct al, for
$81 80, interest and costs. Dated this
got b day of December, 1863 ess.
jan C. ~, DONALDSON, Sheriff.