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NEW FIRM.

BROWN va UBBS,
DEALERS
DRIJCS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. &C, Ell
AZ College Street, Nashville, Tenn.
OUR stock Of Fancy Goods, Perumery &C. Is now very
complete having received fresh supplies selected By
one of the firm in person. viz Lubins, Bazns and Mitch
els Extracts American Finct. and German Cologne Wa
teri Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every Style
Metal and Glass Puff Boxes, several new styles; Shell
Combs large stock. Also have on hand Indigo, Nader
White Lead, Linseed OIL Turpentine. &c
ISISHING TACKLE.-A large stock selected by
i one Of the firm, consisting of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and on Snoods; also, Aberdeen 6rayeta-
leen aud Common Limerick Hooks; splendid assortment
Of Lines, Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun ena Plated
Silk; Minnow Seines 12 By Floats of every Variety
Reels Jointed Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks De, &c
ln short can supply those who can appreciate ne Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
ap5 BROWN & GRUBBS. 4s College ST.
GOD LIVER OILS Gro. genuine Cod Liver OIL
" jus. received from Rushton, CLARK 4 Cos, by
apo BROWN GRUBBS, 4S College St
I EECHES.-l,O00 swedish Leeches on hand and for
IL sale BY BROWN GRUBBS As College St
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY bbls
OF the above just received of prime quality; sold to
ap5 BROWN GRUBBs. As Colleges
CTONE WARE, 500 pieces Stone Ware, consist
> ing Of Jars, Churns Jugs Mix Pans Butter Crooks,
DC OF every size just received
apo BROWN d GRUBBS. IS College ST.
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-COnstanty on
L hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale.
APPS BROWN GRUBBS. As College ST
DEARL SrARCH.-25 boxes Of very superior
Il article Of Starch, Just received by
ap5 BROWN 4 GRUBi}S, IS College st.
HTEDICINE CHESTS.-Just opened, tine lot OF
vi Medicine Chests suitable for Families Plantations
Also, dozen Physicians Saddle Bags, assorted STYLES
APPS BROWN GRUBBS, 43 College St
OLIVE OIL.-25 boxes Olive OIL just arrived Al
So dozeH Of choice brand of Tuscany Oil, which IS
superior to the ordinary Olive OIL sold for tab
apps BROWN GRUBBS, 43 College St
TTOR JELIIES.-lOO lbs Isinglass Sheet aud Shred
L Also. gross Sparkling Gelsne; Dupuys Extract OF
Vanilla, &c.
APPS BROWN GRUBBS, As College ST.
n OLD FOIL.-Abbey 4 Sons Gold so;l constantly
VI on hand. BROWN & GRUBBS. 4s College st.
NONGRESS WATER.-COnstantly receiving, d.
~ rect from Saratoga. Also, Empire Water.
ap5 BROwN GRUBBS. 4s College st.
II ARD OIL.-IO bbs No. ] Lard OF! on hand BY
IL ap6 BROWN GRUBBS, As College ST
CPERM AND WAX CANDLES.-10 bxs Sperm
- and Wax Candles this day received BY
April 5, 1885. BROWN GRUBBS, 4S Collegest.
NOTICE.-An persons knowing themselves in ar
y rears TO 10 G. BROWN earnestly requested 10
ma e immediate settlement shall be Obliged to place
their the hands of officer for collection.
aD5-lW
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MONEY AND BUSINESS.

Since cur last money has gradually frightened
untthe present writing, and cash transactions are
"few and far between" and for small amounts only.
Even shin plasters seem to diminish. The Banks
continue to curtal; aud the crop having mostly
gone forward, we see no prospect ola let up until
another is brought to market Yet, in the principal
business walks, the pavements are crowded with
bales and boxes-eyidence Of brisk Spring trade,
in the dry goods department especially. (Predi-
Gated we presume on the chances of the next CROP
We understand some houses are compelled to work
late at night to bill and pack the goods sold during
the day.
The strongest evidence of the tightness OF
money, as we learn from reliable source, is, that
the city Collector did not succeed in getting his
dues from bat one individual during the whole of
last week.
The Nashville Underwriters have come in for q
liberal share Of the recent losses by fire at Memphis
aud the steamer Bulletin.
Recent heavy rains have raised the river to fine
navigable order, and our market is receiving sup
plies Of corn, hay, bacon and potatoes, from st.
Louis and Ohio.
Exchange on New York ! TO l, New Orleans
: to l, Gold to l. Good economy and good
crops alone can relieve substantially Very lit
tie fire proof paper on the market which is done
at about per cent. premium. Month kites can
scarcely be done at any price.
The heavy failures in San francisco has greatly
deranged business at that point
PAGE & BACON, at St. Louis, have again suspend
ed. In New York money continues abundant on
call at 10 cents. The Banks are burdened
with CON- get there is but little disposition to in
vest in permanent securities. At New Orleans
money is easy for fire proof paper.
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FROM HAVANA

New York April 6-The steamer Fulton has
arrived from Havana, bringing later advices.
There had been no tidings received of the Al
bany. as.a
Estrampes was executed on the Oath ult. Con-
sui Robertson demanded regular trial under treaty
stpulations, but sentence was passed by court
martial Estrampes confessed that the design was
to secure the independence of the Island, and
showed an intention to address the audience, but
was drowned by drums and trumpets. He died
shouting Liberty foreveil death to Kings II
The sloop-of-war Portsmouth; arrived and Ian
ded her mails. She Immediately left under sealed
orders-probable destination, Havana.
MARRIED-At Fairmont, by Chancellor Ridley,
on Sunday, the sth inst, Mr.. JOHN WALDEN to Miss
ELIzABErH BIsHop, all of Rutherford county.
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The PRosPEcT IN EURoPE.-A Paris correspond
ent of the New \ ork Tribune, afirmS that the mis-
sion Of Lord JoHS RgssELL is not peace mission,
and no peace viii grow out Of the Conference at
Vienna England, at this moment, desires the de-
struction of Sebastopo more than peace This
rs the real sentiment ofthe arstocrac men of Eng
land at this time--of those men who completely
tailed in conducting the affairs Of State, and who
know thai England is great nation, when proper
" aroused. They know that if the war ceases now,
England VII have sunk TO most degraded position
III the eyes @! the world, and they prefer an op-
Portuny % display her old traditional power, aod
mus redeem the reputation they have lost for them
serves anu then country. In this new contest. the
arlstocracy and the people will be alike jealous for
the war, since Tor the first it is struggle 10 main
tam the pu-ver which has been hereditary in tba;r
hands, and which they feel gliding way from them,
ana ior inc s'cohu, an honest patriotic effort TO
wipe out the stain which the war has hropcbt ,nY
on the countrys reputation 1t is even 5-o.Sir-
asserted in diplomatic circles in Paris ,bst 80,
John Russell has gone 10 Berlin and Vienna 10,
rent peace and the demands which the aIie.
make of Russia TO blow up her own fort at Sebas
topol and the remarks made by Lord Palnerx
ton about the speedy return of Lord John to as
sumo his post in the Cabinet all confirm the as
sertion. Suffering as England may be, she does
not desire peace at this moment; AMI there will
be no peace-rely on it. All agree that the in
structions given, both to the English and French
Commissioners 10 the Congress of Vienna are brief
and abrupt; and that they have directions to cut
The negotiations short the minute their propositions
are refused, or any prevaricaGon is attempted and
since new laws and regulations in regard TO the
Black Sea and Sebastopol part of their terms,
it is impossible that any peace can grow out OF it.
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KNoW-NOTnISG LEGISLATURE.

We purpose copying in detail the facts COM
,nented on in the article in this paper from the New
York Herald. We may in this case omit any ap-
peal 10 tue patriotic feelings Of the community or
to their love of religious liberty, and appeal TO any
man who calls himself gentleman, and ask if this
last know nothing outrage does not shock him
1t is not the conduct Of mob but of first class
know-nothings-ne Of the Legislature i
which is here commented on. They are head know
nothings who insult few feeble women
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RGE SALE OF sEAsONABLE STAPLE FANCY
DrV Goods,
ts, Bonnets, Boots Shoes, Brogans. Ladisa Kid shO
and Boots, Childrens Shoes, &c,
RY TR AHUE 81 EUCUS

- ~
No. IA Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
NVTE will offer at Auction, TUESDAY and WE'D
w NESDAY, the 10TH and nth Of APRIL with
out reserve large stock of New and Fashionable Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods Hats BOnnets Boots Brogans &c
which have Just received and opening They
consist in part, as follows:
Black French Cloth, fine; Blue do; Brown do; Black
Doe skin Cashmere superhne assorted Vest Patterns
great variety Black Silk good assortment; large
sortent of Ladies' Dress Silks Printed Bereges gay and
solid colors large stock of beautiful French and Amer
can Lawns White Jaconet Cross bar Muslin Window
Curtain Musins; Swiss Musns, &C. &c; French Needle
worked Collars Chemsetts, Underseeye &C. 100 pieces
assorted Linen; % dozen Linen Cambria handkerchief
assorted so pieces Bingham Hsndkerchies, assorted
qualities the largest and most beautiful stock of French
English and American Prints have before offered
Brown Linen Drill, Brown and Sraw-cOlored Linens:
Blay Linens Check Linens so pieces Drill Cashmere
Styles beautiful pattern; Black Brown and Blue Cashme
rets real french Drap dEte ga wide 1000 Hosiery for
Ladies' Men, Boys and Children assorted qualities: Geor
ga and South Carolina Stripes and Plads; Louisiana
Plaids and Cot!onades; bales Bed Ticking; Apron
Checks; Brown and Beached Drills Brown and Beached
Domestics Towelng Diapers; Table Cloths Spool Cot
ton; Sewing Silk; Dress Trimmings; Buttons and &
great variety of small articles.
CLOTHING.
White Linen Duck Goats, extra immed Fancy colored
Coats extra trimmed French Brap dkie Coats extra
trimmed; French Cashmeret Coats extra trimmed; beau
tfu Fancy Silk Vests Black Satin Vests, beautiful Fancy
Satin Vests Black Alpaca Vests Bingham Coats Brown
Linen Coats Black Alpaca Coats White AarseileS Vests
500 pairs asserted Pants.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND BROGANS.
20 cases Fine Calf Boots Chlldrens shoes; 10
Boys Calf Boots l6 Misses Kid and Morocco
Boos so Ladies Kid Boots 10 cases ladies Mo.
Boots; so dozen Leghorn and Palmle Hats 20
Hats, consisting Of Fashionable silk HAS. SOL,
White and Black Fur Hats
All the above Goods have been bought since lst day
Of March, expressly for the Nashville trade We respect
fully request city and country Merchants to attend this SALE
Goods will be offered freely and IN lois 10 SUIT merchants
ADJ TRABUE L LUCUS-
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL II. 1855.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The President of the late State Convention u,
pursuance of one of its resolutions, has appol'e'
the following gentlemen Democratic stare zen
trail Committee
CHARLES X. WINSTON,
JOHN S. YOUNG,
WILLIAM G. HARDING,
FELIX R. RAINS,
j B. HALBERr.
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE

Or II. B. ScAREoRoUau. Dover. Tennessee. august 2s
1885, says: have sold all the German Btters yfu havs
and if the preparation continues 10 Do much
god IL has DONE HiF . he bsst medicine eUr so't
here"
L. SsoDGRAss Sparta. Tennessee, August 90 1853 says
am pleased state that your German Bef has given
satisfaction in every instance where it has been ed.
B. T. HcLL1Ss HiilsborouZh Tennessee August 20 ISIS
saws: am pleased TO state that the German Biiers has
given general satisfaction
DR.. p Faro a BRo., Knoxville Tennessee 9Th April
1851 said: Your Bitters selling very ast add
every person that has used it. far Ne have been ala
to learn, has been benefited
j. W. FRANKLIN 4 Co, Gallstn, Tennessee December
go 1850 said: The firm will Ant more of your Bit
soon Of the partners thinks great med
cine"
X. 5 HARDY, Bolivar. Tennessee September Is, ls5s
sad There great demand for your Bers here please
send another lot soOn.'
"a They 0gtrtiy TegstaJle free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and pros
trate It,
~ Sold BY dealers in Medicine and sorekespsrs sT-
erywhere.
~ Sold in Nashville BY Berry q DemoTille, Brown &
Grubbs Ewn Brothers, H. g. Seove and dealers in uiedi
cine generally mehlO55-d!svly
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GREAT SUCCESS OF YOUNG AMERIC
THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR EXHIBITION
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee
Will open at Odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE

IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE,
On the First Monday Of october, 1855.
NANUFACTUR ERS, Mechanics, Artists and all 9th 4.
WI ers invited TO contribute specimens of their skill
and labor. Competent judges will be appointed exam
inc all articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS 10 those
entitled to them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored without ex-
pene to the owner and should be sent to the OF VIM
ii. Gordon Co., Commission Merchants Market street
The object Of the Fair is to develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests of the State Its
management IS in the hands of committee of reliable and
energetic men, and its is placed beyond doubt
and invitation is most cordially and confidently ex
tended to all who may be disposed to participate its ad
vantageS- Efs
No CHARGE will be made tie exhibitors either for the pr
yilege of exhibiting or for admission TO the Fair
The opening of the State Agricultural Fair and the meet
ing of the Legislature simultaneous with the opening Of
the Mechanics Exhibition will add unusual interest 10 the
occasion.
CIRCULARS containing full details of the plan of the ex-
hibon end all other information desired will be prompt
ly forwarded by addressing either of the undersigned
NJ. NJ. M0NOHAN, Prest.
Ii. r. WALKER Cor Sec'y anil
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ROW AMONG KNoW-NOTHINGS.
The State Council Of Know Nothngs. at Ian
caster, Pennsylvania, broke up in confusion and
many left in disgust
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
LIS cASAS'
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

w. T. BERRY * co., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CoNvRRsA-
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By ths coVsr
Dr. Las cssAs. With Portraits and other Illustrations
new edition in vols.
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One Thousand Town Lots
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
Adjoining, the City OF Hickman, n.y.,
f.Egg


Adjoining, the city OF Kick man, Ry.,
FO X A lei!
HICKMAN is young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below tho mouth Of the Ohio the Mississippi
River uninterrupted navigation at all Of The
year, is connected by telegraph with all portions of the
Union by the Hickman aud Obon and by the Nashville and
North Western Railroads with Nashville Tenn, and all the
cities of the South Eastern Atlantic seaboard by the HEX
and obon and Mobile and Ohio Railroads all in
rapid state Of progress with Mobile and New Orleans and
all the Southern cities and country Il the natural and
outlet for large extent of back country aecessb by good
roads, natural and artificial and has, within
doubled itielf IN wealth aud population.
The country tributary 10 Hickman ia extensive and rich in
agricultural productions of both cmaies-eapabe of
tanning poPulaon dense any in the word, and
pidly filling with rch intelligent and industrious people.
Hickman without doubt the prosperous place
in this region of country and at its past ratio of
increase Of wealth and populations in few years viii far
outstrip all others.
The lands high, dry gently undulang and within
mile Of the corporate limits and will be sold in lots Of l.
,, A. s. g. TO- IA Is 60 %, So TO- and 50 each.
Encoura gements offered TO WORKING MEN Of all
classes, trades and caings native bOn naiuazed and
foreign. Catholic, Prote slant and Jew.
= This property will POSITIVELY, be sold TO
The highest bidder without reserve, commencing the
2Ist nay OF Way, 1853,
nndeF deed of trust, the Trustee is determined for the
interest Of all parties concerned close the business
2 TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. down balance in
one, three four and i've with from date
If paid promptly at maturity the interest to be remitted
U. F. YOUNG, Trustee.
Hickman. Ky. ADFiI z. i2I5-t1
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LAND WAERANTs-The applications already pre-
scented for land warrants under the late land bounty
act number over forty thousand. Those who got
their warrants first VIII obtain for them the highest
price, and the rulc is first come first served. The
rates Of warrants will fall very low, as supposed,
in the market after the issue the first fifty thou
sand. The pension bureau probably under-es-
Inmates the quantity OF land requiring to satisfy
the act at thirty millions Of acres No warrants
win be issued before July.
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The SToPPiyG OF THE Ell DoRADo.-We have (says
the Washington Star Of Tuesday, seen reliable let
ters from Havana bearing on the subject, dated
March %, wherein it is stated that when Captain
Gray reported the facts of the affair in which he
was first STOPPED On the Ell Dorado off Cape Anto-
Mo, the Captain-General promised to order an in
vestigaticn into the matter The Ell Dorado again
reached Havana on the 22l ultimo from Aspnwall
Captin Gray. on reaching there reported that he
saw the same Spanish steam frigate, the Ferolana,
OF San Cape Antonio, and that she again fred a
blank cartridge and then shot, ahead of his YES
sci. Capt. Gray then stood towards her, hove to,
and was hailed. On saying lac was bound to Ha-
vana from Aspinwall, he was requested to take
charge Of letter for the Spanish admiral at Ha-
vaua, which he consented to do; and on separating
the Spanish friglte hoisted and lowered herensign
several times an act Of courtesy.
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T. HAGAE & BRO
BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS,

No. 81 Market Street, Nashville Tenn,
XNTOULD call the attention Of Merchants. Pedders
w Teachers and Others to their large assortment of
SCHOOL, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books and Sta
tionery generally, which they offering to the trade
at low prices.
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THE NEW TAX LAW.


Nashville, March a. 1855.
pursuance of an Act passed March odd am author
lied to allow interest for advance payments Taxes
due the Corporation of Nashville at the rate of @ cent
per month from until the first day of August next
when all corporation Taxes must be paid il previously
entitled Taxpayers wishing avail themselves Of the ad
vautages proposed land who did not do February
will call and obtain certificates. A NELSON,
mar24-lm Collector.
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Whereas Isaac Lancaster Collector of the Public Taxes
ing tract of land having been returned for taxes for the
year 1885, and that the taxes thereon remain due and
paid that the respective claimants thereof have
no goods or chattels within his county which he
disirain for said taxes-to wit:
Brown and Nicholson, tract in district No 5000
acres clerks es 81 So collectors fee 81 25 printers fee
81 so. valued at $4,000; taxes SO 90. -f....l.. 2
WhereuDon it is considered by the Court that judgment
be- and is hereby entered against the aforesaid tract of
Land IN the name of the State for the annexed each
being the amount OF taxes costs and charges sever
ally thereon for the year 1885, aud it is ordered By the
Court that said tract Of land much thereof as shall
be sucen to satisfy the taxes costs and charges annexed
to il, be sold as the law directs
r. c. HUDDLESTON Clerk
P.S-Said lands will be sold the first Monday in
July, 1855, being the second day of said msath.
apll--w3t H. c n TX
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THE SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL,

THE SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL,
New Haven, Connecticut.
OFFERS superior advantages TO rery liSgtsd number
of Bows Their health, manners and morals receiy.
ing constant supervision, makes this good substitute for
HoNk FREQUENT exercises horseback end BY Carriage
Location retired and heahIu the grounds nearly three
acres References in New Ycrk City-R 5. d Denison,
Bible House. J. H. Fonda, Esq so William ST Bishop
Williams. Middleton. Conn DIR. Thomas, r. NJ New ha-
ven. ~ For circulars &c, address The
ap6-lw Rev. ALONZ0 G. SHEARS. New Haven.
MANNY'S IMPROVED PATENT REAPING
AND MOVING MACHINES,
t0R sale By the undersigned who is sole agent for the
Il State of Tennessee Price $3.50.
eb4.-sm. b. F CHEATHAM
NASHVILLE TESS, Fehrusry ls.5
We the undersigned having used tho last season Man.
nys Combined Reapng and Moving Machine, purchased
from Col T. Cheaha, take pleasure in iesying to its
usefulness and ec rcy great labor saving machine.
and from experience testify to its capacity TO reap
from 10 to Is per day, and thar it will cut
cleaner, and leave grain and hay better condition, than
when cut by hand and take pleasure in recommending
tito the wheat and hay growers Of Tennessee machine
calculated to give universal satisfaction combined
Reaper and Mower.
DR.. JOHN SHELBY,
Gen. W. q. HARDING,
HIRAM VAUGHAN CT Davidson.
WIN. D0NEl4S0N,
J. A. PAYNE,
JOHN NJ. HENLEY,
Harry SMITH. of Sumner.
uhI6 JOHN BRANHAM,
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LARGE SALE ofGROCERI AT AUCTION
RY DAVIS & SWAMI

On 7fesdly Aprl 10, oar RsSaiar fselly Sales er Gro
cerieS, Liquors, de-, tril be continued.
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1855. will sell in front
" Of our store for cash
IS hhds Sug4r;
$50 bags prime Coffee;
100 bbls Molasses;
so hf bbis do;
so bbls Pixies Magnolia Whiskey;
90 bbls American Brandy;
20 bbl3 Monongahela Whiskey;
20 bbls No 8 Nackere;
90 bbs Lake Fish;
so nests Painted Tubs Canny Buckets and Eastern
Pals;
25 dozen Wire Siiters;
20 reels Cotton Thread Rope;
25 dozen Shaker BrOoms;
so boxes Star Candles;
20 bbls Irish Potatoes;
50 boxes Pearl Starch;
so boxes Cigars.
With great variety of other articles.
aprl6 DAVIS L SWAMI.
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Ii. X. WALKER, Cor Sec'y.
STATE OLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cor,

To the Hon. E. Walker Judge of the 14h Circuit in said
State:
7 ISAAC LANCASTER, Collector of the Public Taxes
4, of the county OF Hickman, do hereby report 10 the
Court the following tract of land having been given in
for taxes for the year 1885, that the due and
unpaid and the respective owners claimants thereof
have no goods or chatels in my county which dis
train for said taxes-to wit:
Brown and Nicholson tract Of land 5000 acres valued
at $4,000; taxes &c district No collectors fee 81 25
ISAAC LANCASTER, R. & e.