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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-08

L II. WbODN ARD Il tO have mmencEd
j L. ceiyin. their Fall stock We shall have the
largest and most varied stock of Goods brought
10 this market, consisting in part OF Dry Goos No
tion, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnsas and
Bonnet Trimmings of every kind. In fact, Ne can
ny to the Ladies that have every thing that il
necessary for their toilet from cent prnfs to the
finest Bfocade silks Shawls Of every hue and pat
tern, from the cheapest Blanket to the best double
1rocha. Embrodories, Laces, Flouncings, b., 10.
To the Gentlemen cay that can At you
iron, top to toe with the finest Hroadcosh cheap
est Blanket. We have few left Of those beAuti-
fu Shanghai Costs, with Vest and Pants TO match.
II YOU want to be in the top Of the fashion just
step into No IS, and he fitted from head TO heeie.
For the little ones We have just the Goods; flaA-
nels of every description, Dealnes, G0Dh0SEsv Co.
simers, Chailios. Lustra and LnaayS, o.
We still intend TO sell goods : 49, 1UWeG tDan
any other honse in the city, aitAough ftts 1strss
sary 10 state fact 80 universally uM&11U1pod
We had almost forgotten to mcntisn aAoqt fhOss
fin. Clocks All deem 1t necessary to say 3 that
we have .'few more OF the same sert left
All 10 be had vi wholesale and retail Of
II. b. WOODWARD ASCO.,
Ar~ IS. isaJ.~-akwlv. No. - Main eareet.
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SADDLES AID HARNESS.

HHoLEs ALE AID lei 3ll.
ID L. II. II hNEi; MS purchased the entire
r ssAS stock ci S. s. Goodrc5 Cs. and will err
r. an the husiacss d Sable and Harness
making in MI iis branches tho Shop fnrmerly &C
cnpcd III Z. frmbc, No So Maiu Street.
llfs stock consists Of he b material 70 b. found
IN ia Cincinnati markof, -nd a of induce
nlens = the tfada ettaer u wholesale OF reta.l
WHIPS.
IL ita5 ai.o c}cry style e Whips, which can *
had AZ al4alsaie lower than anywhere else in this
CITY.
Particular attention given ~ Repairing. Joias
vii n demo ~ the shortest notice, and iii good STYLE.
hceEuh, Feb 10, isaa.--d6wy
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Leather Leather !!

p THOMAS & CO., manufacturers OF and
n. wholesale dealers il al kinds and deserip
at Leather. Saddiery Hardware, Carriage Trim
mingx Enamolad and Patent Couch Leather Of all
c,fprs Enamcied Cloth, Whips and Lashes Of every
variety. lily Nets, fancy cQicrs and plain and
Thomleon's thoroughly stretched Betting, of all
widths.
Those wishing any thing in our line, may rely on
finding il at establishment, and at as low prices
II can be had al any other point. in tho West.
We manufacture large portion Of our Leather, and
have maae arrangements TO import our Saddery
iiard~ are direct from The English manufacturer
Our raGds 81 American manufacture we pufchass
dir et from the manufacturer which enables us t.
sell quite a. loa A. can be purchased IN any Of thS
Eastarn cities.
Ne respectfully invite those wishing 70 purchass
a4,s thing IN our line, 10 g.ve call aud examine
our goods and prices.
Cash paid for Hide
keokak August 10, ls55.-wy.
-tN ATUE III Iaaeixnl and for .ala L1N Ia
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Farmers take Notice.

ID EICHER has hand and viii furnish to or
L der Zimmerman celebrated Separator for
Thrashing, Cleaning. Screening and Tagging grain
ready for market. II viii thrash and clean from
500 to 500 bushels pr day, and has taken the pre-
mum at the Crystal Palass, New York. and at the
state FAIRS Of Maryland, Virginia, Indiana, lii
nois 9c Orders viii he thankfully received, and
communications viii receive prompt attention.
Residence on Fulton street, between III and Sd
r. EIcHER.
kanlnk Anril 10 lsa5.-akw.
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shaving & Hair Cutting Extraorai.

S,HAMPO0NING AGKEEABLY PERFORMED.
- The fayeritc Saloon of George Cabus, on Main
street, below Parsons Bank. presents new aetxac-
tinns to the citizens II keokuk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior to any ever bsforc
employed in this city, invite the patronage d tbs
community, iss am satisfied that can shave dean
TT, cut hair handsomely, and shampoon with
dcxterity than any barber in the State Of Iowa
Gnmpet itinn challenged GEORGE CAHCS.
augnSt VII ~Cu
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Union al the NimhIc 8ixn0ncA.

. s. D. c. BILLINGS have united t1eir
-. stocks Of Dry Goods and Grocsrias, 144nMy be
found at the old stand Of s. s. Billings, No!o7 Main
Street, Keokuk.
One Of the firm will spend his tine ia the East,
fer the purpose If watching the chances for buying
goods cheap that they sell them lower than
ever. We have hand nifty thCusand
dollar worth Of goods which will sell ct greatly
reduced prices Please give call
s. :. 4 D. c. BILLINGS.
An I&1h--dh w
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I'iils il neither history, romance, life drama,
l. biography autobiography nor poet mort IN eS-
animation. but series Of unprecedented II rava
gauzas, written without malice af0rrthop gh bg tie
single hero thereof purely foT lis giorii,eaton
and printed ~ tae pablisher FIR hls yghL
For ala Is j. II. CAVE son.
Juit 4
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Cove Oysters which viii be sold very low f)r cash
Sspt. 7.--d2t.
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FOOTE q CO,
Forwarding and Commission hcr-

81 Burlington lpN., and Last Burlington III
1--WE OILY Forwarding iouse connected With tho
l Railroad Depot, thus oderine superior ais aaia
10 for the trausbplanc If tfeighi.
he patgena = q the 'oIul iaerchants ana ship
rois ls respectfully solicited.
Pleaso nddfess us al Burlington, Iowa
Au,. 3n--slEm HO0IT / Co
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New Books.

ID ECEIyED this day, August Gath, byJ. I. CAVE
III 4 @0N,
Memoir Of the Rev. sydney Smith. By his lauyh-
tcr Lady Holland With selection from his letters,
edited by Mr.. Austin.
The Island Empire or the scenes u the first Exile
~ the Emperor Napoleon, Tog thci with narrative
IL his residence the island of Elba. Taken from
local information, the paper VI theBritI-h resident
ami other authentic source,
Lttsr % the poople On Health and Happiness
Us CathsrDa Btccher.
II tory Of the Council II Tr,nt. From the French
If l.. +. Bungsper, author Of the "prvst y and the
''Huru moi -
Six Day II Creation 4 series If familiar letter.
frYlu fathr ~ hi children describing the natural
history II each day ies, with particular refer
.nee Is the illustration II serptural truth. W u.
Rhiud
o.ielta, and other Poems, by Howard II. Caldwell.
tn. Mineral ana Thermal Spring u the l :. rad
Canada. By John il, VI y
Auruff y{ leb5.--sl2t
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Che Gate Qitn.


OF rvary description, executed a this Office ia \
p.rigr manner and nj NJ low rates ~ elsewhere
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TO THE FARMERS.

- steel plows, deep tillers5
IS expanding harrows,
10 corr and cob erushsrs, little giant,
= pairs platform scales,
100 sausage cutters and illers,
Also Pitkins Usage Orange seed &c, dc.
Al the Agricultural and Seed Store Of
Aug l5 1853. " j. II. SULLIVAN 4 co.
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i o any aentLenaan
s~sE W s<ttKs,

StTAR TEsrHAScE CourASY. of New York. HrNA
- INSURANCE C0MPANf. Of Hartford. Connecticut
II AErY9isn IN>rE,cE COMPANY, Of iiaI ford Conn
AtTNA LfrE INSURANCE toMrASY.
Fine above Companies represeut Capital Of ST.
900 OCT Live, Nerchaniize Stores, Dwellings
P,Ie9uai fDperly. aud the kinds VI Proper
az cx(os,d to Ac lcrls VI Inland Navigation. ils-
.ured by WI. 81 BEIhNAP, gent.
Corner II Main and SseJrd Streets
Anen-J H. IS5J. dim
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-
SNOW d GREENE.

COMMISSION Merchant. Wholesale Grocer sHi
" Dealer ia Produce, Maiu street, between focrtb
and Fifth keoluS. Iowa.
September /, lsass-flty
4 FULL .oriuient IF i.adIes I'D, SIX aud Ia
< \ tioyes, all eoiofs, Try eheap at
Sspt l. 1895. MINCnELf 4 cos
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CO NSTOCK Il BROS
Keokuk Stove Foundry!
VI .krAs.


| ANiNtf established a STovr FOUNDRY in ~Nszx,
'se f',g T. hsaseh, which ! 'sr g, IN
lers fof various STYLES Of farior and Cook
stoves, among which Is The 'Republie' Cook Stove
pat n II IN 1871, having movable hack plate
with air chamber between il aud the oven plate
The ordinary siZe taking IN two feet wood and IN
every respect superior article. Our Crescent
Premium Stove IS also madc for long wood, ia u
heavy and substantial manner, and all IF our heat
me- stoves arc 81 neH aud improved patterns, both
Ia wood and coei
" e respectfully call the attention II dealers
throughout the Dcs MONIES Valley and the adoin
,ng country 10 stock IF Stoves and assure them
hat we can seit as cheap they can buy any whore
la the wast.
Odd pieces for Patterns can alMafs be had
free III cost when broken bY fire. at Foundry,
CORNER OF 18th AND JOHNSON
We misc havs Il large assortment of Tin Ware.
Hollow Ware stove Trimmings, Sugar Kettles, Dog
Irons, 1rafes, s.sc., Ae., Mt shops.
NsnBERs II AND 63 NJ ,IN SrR.Kr.
tslvc ns III and encourage HoMg MANrFAc-
TUBS. WOOD, LSIE~ q co
ksokuk. July Is, lsji. Wv
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NOTICE To BUILDERS.

A LARGE and veil selected sta,k VI Paints Oils,
"a Glass. NainlsI, b., &C., On baud and far sal &
nv MeoEr 4 Hoorga, Druggists, Mann nv, bel9W
Third consisting IN lart II
Whit ]. al. pure NJ !.
snow white Ilu-, very hyperion,
xine ugyr
1slafa ggeat ssEAty4 bath dry aid in val PAT AZ
III !, = 1. and ~ n cans
Copal VANISH,
Japan Do
White 10
Leather do
Glazs Il best hranl end variou sizes.
All # which they MI eli eheaier thau any O a ?
L3a in I'll city / II eaya.
tive US call MOORE i HOOPER
Ntn mi LIZ i
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Zee Cream,

M bare ~ nh times prepared q furnish Ice
w Cream Vanilla md Lemon 10 families iii any
desired quantity. We Will pack II in small freoz
efs % tlal i will koep fer tweiye hour Or longer.
CREIGHTON 4 DINNER.
June Il, 1885
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4sVRaxE.
r HAVE in store 2large tsrindsscuos marked seTay
l Tor Mckee II not called fpr within thiftr
days they viii be sold 10 pay chalEes.
keokuk, Ausust II, 1855. Ind
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Fresh Hntfcr IN zoe.

4 Il ~loMERS can b. Supplied Gnti fur her notice
Y sitL choice Butter in ice at "a cen per pound
- WI. G. TT Nk1iol SER.
.ynue % 1855 80 Main rect
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FTfHL tIme Tor AdYertsing the lots Tor sale In the
cry VI keoknl is the heSt IT September.
these THAT have not paid their lax Will please
cali nj my Office. 1uOn MARTIN
pc ~ .-a@' City Ealicetor.
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4 6iiu. WANTED, . do h,u,.w0rA. Enquire al
this Oaiec. df.
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BLANKS.

Ellis Of IAdine, and other Blank. for sale "a thi
ofice; and Blanks of all descriptions neatly chcap
aud expedtiorsly printed aud furnished Ia ordr
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cakes


AF all kinds can be had ~
~ CREIGHTON & DINNERS.
jelo-dtf johnson Street
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cry I0r~F0R SsI,r

FINHkEE lots, il the nes, desirable part Of III.
i city an thu conner Of Eleventh and ilnnk liz
street,, FOR sale cheap fof cash.
Inquire ri W. r. THOMPSON.
Au.us -, 1896. diff
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Bargains Ill Real Estate.
TIVE undersigned viii sell the following proper
i at very los prices and on easy terms II appca-
ton he made soon
three story business house 20 hy 90 feel N Me
chane's BLOCK, Man Street. Two lois on tho
corner 81 Fourteenth aud High street. wath large
Wu Story bTiek hDtAes pnM eaeupnd g. h0tsl vi u
stable aud wagon yard attached. Also ons hundred
and sixty Of .nd. being the south qaar
of session ., townhip VI. a. north range M. 8,
west, in Van Barren county, near tho road from keo
kuk to Fairfield, in the vicinity Of Blatan' Grove.
JOHN TRIPLETr.
August 10, 1855. df
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-. -. NR1I a CO..
& Commit VI anA Forwarding Merchants
l. aud rhpfi etrvst,
ALTON, IiLGNois.
AUGUST 81 lss5.-tlIs
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EfiscppAL SERVICE 10 morrow a, tbs y. :, F.
ls;eriun Church. Second street lOl a. II. ana
r. ".
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yNTH0LEsALE tirocefs and deaap@ -
w Steel, Blacksmith Tools, Bdk1Y 1xiM
plete stocs of goods in their line, eonsiSl3ng Mpes
follows, which they offer to the tfsdc q he les
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or.rea~-J Il. oorfly has just recsi,ea ono
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

THERE are features connected with this mill ysob -
consideration and close examination on the mart ~
those wishing to purchase a Feed Mill
It's mechanical sructon and adaptation 10 III. NM
poses degned, 10 crush and grind corn It's great ca
pacity, while doing immense work with extraorlirr,
ease its durability is amply provided for The compIsts
greater convenience for plantation and aarn us p,rSi
bic IL requires sh4ncal aid or bill OF expense =, nm,
It Up; anv farm hand servant put up and st -
running IN hall an hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may Be applied h0rizontal-as il most
usual-Or head, aui the mill may be easily attscbj
where steam water is used The power take reoir
one and two horses The quantity quality OF pfoBrt
10 TO 30 bushels Of good feed per hour
cheapest m all things considered, there before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant asa
tent and worthy Of note is the Ct that there b. b -
IS usual with the thousand buuglng nake-sbift imDI
ments that got trade-mercy TO get money bv
selling or pamlns oH the patent right the creduos-
then the machine TO be abandoned by an 1qrti- a. brr,
bug; the other hand the Pateuer ami Proprir ~ ~
Little Giant Wis hgyiEg that hey cn-and determined
that they will supply the AgrcuIura,s and stock T,rrs
" our cluntr' with superior MIL are permanently en-
gagged in The business, and have over one hundred hos
dollars invested In the mauuIal lure Of hsa mill. 10 tI
East West and south, of these shments . plo
ing % men solely 10 this business SO highly are these
mills appreciated that ar thousand have cen sold within
TIE past eighteen months, aud heaviest and the
ext nsive VI uuflcturrr of Agricultural inip mn in tbs
United States have eagerly sought interest in their manu-
f4cture aud ale.
No implemen, has been thoroughly tested no one
OF the kind has received numerous nd high test opi
from chanic- Institutes AID Agricultural As-ori,tioT
aud none by OF suns antia practical uti ana
merit have more fry ground their into every Va
use and popular favor than scott, Little Giant Coz ana
COrb hil Orders promptly Gil j.
liberal discount 20 dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON
octl-d No. 40 Market ST., Nashville Tenn.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. "a.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. "a.
Mr. Caldwell, from the Committee on Internal
Improvements, reported House bill to amend the
I'd section of the General Internal Improvement
Law of 1854, and recommended its PASSAGE report
concurred in aud bill passed on ID reading
Mr.. Turney introduced bill to amend the charter
of the Southwestern Railroad Company; passed Ist
reading and referred to Committee on Internal I'm
provements.
On motion of Mr.. Bowles, the vote rejecting the
bill to increase the compensation of Jurors was re-
considered, and Mr.. B. was given leave to withdraw
it tor amendment
Mr.. Head offered a resolution iustructng the In
terna improvement Committee to examine all the
acts granting State aid to railroads. and to report
bill making them uniform; adopted.
Mr. Whitthorne introduced bill to authorize the
sale, partition and exchange of real estate in GER
tain cases; passed LIST reading and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
House Bills First Reading-A bill to charter
the Nashville Publishing and Printing Company;
passed, and was referred to Committee on IncOrpo-
ratOns.
A bill to amend the act of 1854, authorizing the
Jews of Nashville to build house Of public worship
and to hold burying ground; passed and referred
to Committee on Interpretations.
Mr. Atkins introduced bill to correct the pay
Of taxes on land in certain cases; passed lst
reading.
On motion Of Mr. Meeks, the bill to incorporate
the Institute of Purdy, McNairy county, was taken
up, and debaIe ensued in which tie constitution
atty of the General Incorporation Law was discuss
ed, several Senators participating
Without disPosing OF the subject, the Senate took
recess for dinner.
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To amend the revenue laws-referred to Judicia-
ry Committee.
To amend the charter of the Mississippi, Central
and Tennessee Railroad Company-passed.
To repeal the act regulating county subscriptions
for railroad stock indefinitely postponed, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Bullen, ayes 80, noes 80.
The House then adjourned TO O'Clock, P. N.
CORRECTION. 1t appears we Inexperienced
the remarks of Mr.. Harris yesterday. and we do not
know that understand him now. If we do, he
wishes our report corrected TO read thus:
"Mr Harris hoped the Democracy would not
make any more factous motions to adjourn, and
he declared that the Governors Inaugural had fallen
like fire from Heaven among set of rebels who had
fled from their first love-"
1t was purely Misrepresentation Oh our part, and
had Mr. Harris called our attention to the fact, we
would cheer(uly have corrected it, and saved him
the sort Of notorety that attaches to his movement
this morning
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VOUNG AmERICAi
Agents Wanted in cOuntyn this nd adjoining states
To sell the above new and improved

Agents Wanted in every county this nd adjoining states
To sell the above and improved
COR AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance to make money will be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be dispoe
Of on unusually fair terms by application 10 the pronef
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERN
eIer you Corn and Cob Mil UNSURPASSED in the H.
ion anu which cannot be superseded by past future IN
ventions- II is the very NH which every Faruer - ST.
Raiser should have it viii crush from TO 10 bushels Co
and Cob per hour With one horses s easily fitted % md
surfaces prevented viii last any farmer an ord5srv
time speak thus Of its durabiy because he NJ
is it that wants VIM
\ MILL ON TRIAL
for one month"; and if it don't give complete satfaeo, a,
returnY II there be any thus disposed let lin "
ey will be refunded The Crushsr can De attsc6eit 10 b
water or steam power which renders te most cnvepn
now IN the sOuth require too much power soon wear
out. According 70
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of lateral or wabhF
are amenable 10 this grand objection and the Proprto
DARE not dispute it. In the construction Of oUys Asa
lcA have GAINED power ami CONTRA DICTIoy Tbsv
eSsened friction and CHALLENGE the contrary
nave pr vented Wabbhrg lateral L-otion and ALI az
Sope led to acknoiedge IT, therefore, assert it is Jar
SUPERIOR to any other NH. selling this Tenne.
see invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
an ahy one wanting good thing earnestly reqrest
s,i - nc ,4e merits and principles Of this Mill
anu oiuef m the Proprietors or agents -
liberal discount made % dealers
J. P DROMGOULE Sole Proprietor.
SheibyTile, Tenn.
& \ is
El'is, Moore CO., 81 Market stree, NJ. I'm.
facturers and General Agents. "''fe' hAnh-
County. ''' 'ioh' gofnery
A6 Watkins Pulaski, Agent for Gue- COUNTY
VIM D. HUNT, salem, Agent FIR Franklin Cssnr.,, n,
and Jackson sounty, Ala Ay' Tenn,
James B. Vance, Castalan Springs, AGENT t,r s,r-.-
J. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Naury- Cont,
W NJ Re{l p. VI Rome, Agent Ter smith tt,T-1y >
J. K AAin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley Colptv
W. r. huney 4 Bros, LoudOn, Agents for Fast Tsn,.s
'N0' oct l5-dkwlv
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Now, the flush of merry day has past, and you
have the more mental details of who got the pre-
miums and who didn't, and leaving the asses and
cows and horses and hogs to bray and to low, to
neigh and to grunt, lightning the ribbons upon the
well curbed bit of Pegasus, and pulling up the slip
sbod Of our muse we conclude the sublime festivi-
ties Of our communion by long wish for thee and
thine-reserving with Anacreon the pleasure of
drinking deeperand oftener, as chance perfumes may
offer the chance.
am haste to dag to quaf my wine,
As il should never shine,
Aud if tomorrow shines-why then,
III haste to quaf my vine again"
FYOTTACCI
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70 THOSE WISHING A DESIRABLE LITTLE
COUNTRY EsUuE,
NEiFhin 4 NiIes Qf Nashville.

I PROPOSE to sell favorable terms, exchange -
for city properly, Of the most pleasant c0un ~!
try sites any where Nashville 1t contains so iesA
acres living within yards Of the Gaatin pike; has
beautiful grove running throu Il Of about ~ acres richly
with blue grass nd in the midst Of which andsome
framed house ten he land is admirably adapted
gardening and agricultural purposes, and 20 abundnty
supplied with grass require but little feed for cat
tie winter summer Through ron Of the land Is an
supplying Of good water There hre sta
bles stalls Tor horses, CRIB and buggy house.
The place reached by means OF private pike, lraVng
the Gaatin at Napers An arrangement is also e.
fected open up road the OF the land which
good pike be constructed and thereby front on both
sides Of the house, and half mile nearer town.
Refer tO-Dr WINSTON, Mr.. A NsIsoS.
Oct22-dIt JAS. RUTLAND.
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GREAT 7TASONEC HALL.

V'IE largest Piano Forte, Meodeon and Music store in
the Uuitea States, will be opened October 18th, 1873 in
the MASONIC BUILDING Chestnut Street. above Seventh,
philadelphia by JOHN NJ NR~I, the sole AGENT for
Boardman, Gray Co = celebrated Dolce Campana At
tachmenl Piano Fortes and c. W. Fish Co.'s Premium
Meodeons Also Piano Fortes and Melodeons 81 other DIS
ugushrd makers. NJ. has obtained lease for several
ye in the new, magnificent and We known Masonic
building where intends keeping the largest stock and
of Piano Fortes Mcoeons, Music and Musical
Instruments Of every description, All u which carefully
selvcte by himself and warranted give perfect sasiac
ton in every instance. octlI-trwlm
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EXQUASSI.

~ Judge RoRERT NJ. ANDERSON of New
Market, Jefferson county Tennessee, died on
Saturday morning last at his residence. Judge
A. had long been prominent and valued citi-
zen in the Eastern division of the State, and
his death will be deeply lanented by all who
enjoyed his acquaintance.