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he did not support Scott, and many of these,
demonstrated their pure uhiggery, by going for
johnson This only applies to Middle and West
Tennessee, for in East Tennessee, we lost moth
ing on this score. In Knox county, where
several old line wings went off, Gentry made the
heavy gain of 1856, obtaining the largest vote ever
given to any man in the county. In the third and
last place. the efforts of the opposition to connect
Gentry with the Maine liquor Lauc were not with
out bad effect and lost him hundreds of votes in
Middle and West TenDessene. Not so in East Ten
nessee, for in the dnti-Temperance counties Gentry
made gains. This is notorious In three counties
only where the cause Of Temperance is strong and
popular, did Gentry make large gains, and these
are Knox, Jefferson and Sullivan. And in but one
county where Temperance is popular, did Gentry
loose largely, and that was in Blount. We thus
particuarize, to show that this question did not
damage us in East Tennessee.
OF one thing every sensible man must be satisfied,
and that is, if the American question had been put
before the people without any of these clogs and
impediments it would have carried by large ma
jority. Our issues must and viii win because thew
are incomparably the strongest ever presented to
the American people-they stir the public heart
they lay hold upon the masses.
We wrote to cur friends west Of the mountains
on all occasions, and to the Executive COMMITTEES
n particular as they viii remember that our gains
would amount to 1000 in East Teunesree. We
Them, and all others concerned that we will
gain 1000 more upon Gentry's vote in the Presi-
dental contest, with any thing like passibLe eaa,d-
dates for President and Vice President We are
not downcast or discouraged. Up and at them
again, is our watchword, and it is the watchword
Of the American party in East Tennessee.
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The tonnage Of the above boats is estimated
at 10000, an increase of 2s,S4S over the es-
Inmates of last year. 1t is also reported that
there are OF freight, tow and ferry boats, about
600.
According to the above table, Gays the
Cincinnati Gasette) allowing each boat 20
carry FIRST and second engineer, by multiply
ing the entire number Of boats, 52s. BY ?. II
will make the demand for engineers. whilst In
active employ, to be ] ,o4s; showing a surplus
OF engineers of 6s7 more than the demand.
The Association claim nearly two thirds Of the
entire number OF engineers or over tour hun
dred Of a majority Of the whole. Il Is also
stated that but two accidents have occurred
during the organization Of this Association,
(three years,) where engineers belonging there
TO have had charge.
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From the Kooxv,,,e VIII,
AoAF"ie wing.
Our defeat-Probahle Causes.

In the contest FOR Governor, the American party
has met with defeat in Tennessee, and enquiries ere
made of us daily, by letter, as to the probable
cause Of this disaster. East Tennessee has done
Dobly, making gain Of more than 1000 votes
Middle and West Tennessee shame.ully, causing a
loss to the party OF about 1900 votes Never were
men deceived worse than the leaders of both
parties were. The Democracy Admitted gains 10
Middle and West Tennessee for Gentry--and ony
relied on East Tennessee 10 elect johnson. The
Executive Committee OF the American party a.
Nashville, were assured Of large gains from every
county save two or three, In Middle and West Ten.
nessee, and had the utmost confidence in such
sui. No set OF men ever labored more faithfully
or displayed more iberaliiy than our friends at
Nashville, and As proof, they made the tremen.
duoas gain Of MORE THAN SEVEN HUNDRED
VOTES IN DAVIDSON C0UNTYi An honor TO
Davidson county.
But now for the causes. In the hFst place as Is
always The case, We had too many candidates Tor
NE Legislature aud Congress, with is attendant
eF'is OF swapping, and dissensions among friends.
- Two Congressional Districts. Ethesidge's and
eailoms, the American question was made sabor-
anats 70 their defense Of their votes on the Ne
oraskA bl aud the result was, these two Districts
lost GENTRY enough Of votes 10 have made him
oosernoE In The next place. several thousand
Old line whigs refused 10 support Geasry because
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HoS. W. L. UNDERWOOD, of Kentucky, mem
Der of Congress elect from the Bowling-green
district, writes to the committee, accepting
their invitation, and promising to be with us
here to-day at the American Mass Meeting.
Mr.. Underwood is an able man, an instructive
and entertaining speaker, and made gallant
and highly successful fight in the late campaign
in bis own State.
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we GREAT QUESTION.
BROAD STREET BRIDGE COMPANY,

TUE Suspension Bridge having been thoroughly repair
ed viii be re-opened TO the Travelling Public at
~ day next week.
The Board Of Directors have, by resolution adopted the
CASH SYSTEM and viii in future require the money in all
The attention OF parties crossing wagons carts &c
by particularly called this change in the man
aeement Of the Bridge, accounts WILDE kept in future
Special contracts for family crossing affected by this
Arrangement except where the parties failed pay
their indebtedness the Company In all such
contract win be considered forfeited and the money requr
ed as from transient persons
In view OF the very heavy outlay just incurred ~ the
Company il Is hoped that all viii come forward and pay
their dues without delay. JOHN MCINTOSH,
aug24-2w Presi rent.
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Ams rican Mas, Meeting To-Day.

Let us all go out to the American Mass Meet
ing to-day. Though we have bad rain nearly
every day this week, we trust the clouds will
withhold their contributions of the aqueous
element on this occasion. If shelter should
be needed, the meeting can adjourn TO the
Market House. Let us all turn ont, and hear
what "Sam" has to say about the affairs Of
the country.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Valuable Theological Works.

W. ?. BERRY Co have recently received
The Life and Epistes of st. Paul, by the Rev. ". J.
Conybeare and Rev. J. S. Howson. vols.
Hppolytus and His Age: the Beginnings and Pros
poets Of Christianity, by the Chevsler Bunsen vols.
Daydson's Introduction to the New Testament. vols
Jeremy Tayors Whole Works. with his Life and Critical
Examination Of his Writings by Bishop Heber. 10 vols.
Barrett Synopsis OF Criticisms on Difficult and Disputed
Passages Of the Old Testament 5 vols
Rev Thomas Bosons Complete Works. with his Life, &C.
edited by Mcmillan. - vols. (scarce)
Morning Exercises at Crppegate ST. Giles ard South
wark, forming Complete Body of Divinity by all the
distinguished Puritan Divnes edited by Nichols vols
Richard Baxter's Works, with Life and Essay on his
Genius and Writings, by Henry Rogers. vols.
Memoirs Of che Life and Writings of DR.. Chalmers by
his sonin-law, DR.. Hanna. 1 vols, half calf
10 Chiingworths Religion Protestants Safe Way to
Salvation. l vol
II History Of Latin Christianity including that Of the
PoPes to The PonGhcate Of Nicolas V, by Mman.-
vols
IL Lawson's Bible Cyeopsda containing the Biography
Geography and Natural History OF the Holy Scriptures
8 vols.
10 Genestes Parallel Histories of Judah and Israel vols
Il Bishop Horne's complete Works. vols
Is Ecclesiastical Greek Historians; embracing Fusebius,
Constantine and Ecclesiastical History, Socrates Histo
y, sozomen's Narrative Theodorets Ecclesiastical His.
tory, and Evagrius' History. 6 vols.
16 Hardwick History Of the Articles Of Religion vol
II Inhdey; It's Aspects Causes and Agencies by Rev.
Thomas Pearson. / vol.
Is Archbishop POers Discourses Church Government
VOL
10 The Venerable Bedes Complete Works. in the original
Latin, accompanied by New English Translation Of
the Historical Works. u vols, calf.
20 Robert souhs Sermons Preached upon several occa
siOns vols, calf
q Robert Halls Complete Works vols
~ Writings Of Arminus translated from the Latin vols
2S Works Of Bishop Sage 3vols.
"a Walls History Of Infant Baptism. 4vols.
70 Gesler Compendium OF Ecclesiastical History vols
- stephens History Of the Church Of Scotland vols
"a Doddridge's Family Expositor. vols.
Is Blar's Sermons with hs Life, &c. 4yoIs.
20 Rob!nson's Scripture Characters. 1 vols
so Eadies Commentary the Epistle to the Ephssians
/ vol
81 Neander's Church History. vols
30 Aason Spiritual s8sury. l vol.
50 MasSllon's Sermons, with his Life &C. ! vol
IS Greek Harmony of the Gospel by strouf / vol
Life and Works of Thomas Arnold D. D. . vols half
calf
So talmet's Dictionary Ct the Holy Bible. vol
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MARRIED, At Allisonia, Franklin county, on
the morning of the 23d inst, by the Rev. DIR. Ed
gar, RANDALL w. NcGAYocK, ESQ.,, member Of the
Nashville Bar, to Miss SERAPHINA, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. William Deery, long resident
of Sullivan county, Tenn.
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Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY

r. G. MeNAIRY & co.
No. SO COLLEG RECT,
IT AVE just received per Express are now opening
their Fan lmpOrtatiOns Of the beAuthl assor
ment Of Goods brought to this market consisting
part Of
Lace Goods and EnabrOideFies.
Such Vaencienne Lace Caprs Collaettes and Sleeves
Val Lace Edgngs, Collars and Sleeves separate and I'M
sets Ladies Embroidered Robes Infants Embroidered
Robes colored and borered; Embroidered handkerchief
&c &C. DC.
SILK GOODS!
Elegsnt Flaunced Robes; More Antique in all coors:
Giace and various styles of Plaids and Stripes
Shawls and ScarfS.
beautiful lot Of Cashmere Scarfs and Stella Bordered
Shawls.
All these goods exceedingly handsome and in the
newest styles, being among the earliest purchases in the
Eastern Markets Call early, before they all gone.
augl0
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TO THE PUBLIC.
From the Rev DR.. J. T. Edgar
NASHVILLE, August 4, 1858.
Ma. SERMONS Dear SIR :aving used for some time mat
pair Of your newly invented Brazilian Pebble spectls
Reel no hesitation In tesying 10 their superiority over
any glasses heretofore known In addition 10 their
meclanism visual and comfort the eye pressrv-
ing il alike nom Of pain uneasiness 10 tie eve
however long 90 any one time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend il EDGAR
From WIN II. Hagans Esq,
nashville, August g. 1855.
Ma sESMoSs -Aler having used pair Of your "Braz-
Ian febp Spectacle have hesancy IN stating and
take pleasure in doing that they superior to any
have ever Used. Respectfully. sc,
". H. HAGANS.
From D. D. Harris ESQ,
agree with ". H. Hagans Esq. in the above certificate
ana taSe peasurc IN Recommending al persons who
want Of superior sp-caces 60 purchase Of Mr. Senmon
consider them superior 70 any have used.
d. ID. HARRIS.
From A. W Hunt, NJ D.
VEESaN, August 6, 1858.
"Ths longer your glasses fully am con
WINGED Of their superiority az others have used"
PROM Rev, In W. Ogden.
WHHE Hat, August s, 1855
Mr. J. IT, sESuoNs.-Drar SRI have used = pair OF
your improved specaCes, for ab two weeks and and
them superior 70 any have tried, aud have
nrnded several ofmy friends 10 cali and Try them and they
are much blessed with them never ttt tired while read
Ing or Stiing with them tor hours together.
Yours very sincerely, JOHN W. OGDEN.
~ Mr. SIMMONS may be consulted at his Office over
'" 1 berry's BOOK Store, on Che Square. aug i8-u
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University of Nashville.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
WESTERN MILITIA

49,. - L ~ Al n IN II TIE
M session OF tins College, which consist, Of two -,
90, Suenuing respectively on the 10th September a.,
- January CONTINUES without interruption fror r. -
ginning 70 the close on the 18th June fSS6 Al ~.
mere are seven Professors in the Coulgeone Other @ ~
addeu Inc course Of sudies, in every department = ~
oogh IN text BOOKS and teaching that q any C,I.
IN our country. The discipline Is strict w., 49, 'esS
maintained by day and night Mental M,ra al Ts snd
economy and Discipline the especial objects Of
Charges for Tuition Boarding WASHING Fr.r e.
StlennanG= use Of Arms, Room Furniture Towels a.
ans sen cadet 10 supply the necessary bankssl sI6 %
term Engineering, Modern Lsnguagrs go res
eag Sy0 per term Students Boarding with friends
E,,I, % s!eo'i arrangements with the Chancellor or
- a c"'s eu 90 % per term frr Tuition Fuel pss
VI iuOic Rooms anc Arms. For particulars address
J. BEitiEN LINDsLFY,
Chance l0r Of the UNIVERSITY mr.
- Il. Z JOHNSON,
T''-o" Superintendent Of the Ipsttp,s
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NOTICE

~ The very great demand for Mr.. sDnoxs' Brazilian
Pebble spectacies has induced him proleng his stay
this City until Saturday, September 1st Those in want
these celebrated Glasses should call without delay.
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PRORIRITnN LAW

PROHIBITION LAW.
Let them rave and exciaim they will pass il,
And declare we 40 driuk shall get alter.
We give then, BY way Of reply,
shout 81 darisiOn and laughter:
for a J who taste lyons S8aagEs
70 delicious aud exquisite dud IL
Tat never could tyranny gain
The right 10 restrict or nOt sei IT,
'fk qlaity Of these R MATIC sCHIEDAM
50 "a PPs Is 50 Well known that they do not ned
me puhng sat t appears others DO One trial Is an nat ia
required 70 convince person % their superior quality
sod wholesale aud retail By the sole proprieiors
ITO Lyons 4 CO.,
~" 10 Cedar street
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Tyree SPRINGS.

BIS deightu! Summer Retreat Is now OMEN for -.
me reception Of visitors. The House has p1ier I'd
sue bof0ngh reapsir, and the most anlplp ar hI
engagements Rave been made for the accoulr,tt to- e
nose VINO desire 70 avail themselves OF vsit "a ,hi
wen Known watering place. '''' 70 'ni'
II VII be the constant aim and epde1 v,r ~ n
70 please all who visit him, and to pre.r % foprie'or
my I gn epuatlon universally accorded 10 tfs.e srr;1
a., leT lormer patrons. Piedgug himself 10 1rtr.
Ssssuuy IN the discharge Of ali the duties 9av,l, -
nun as OIrletor, he confidently hopes 20 receive H. i5i
Parotag7 heretofore extended to him bv h, fr;, 81
the public generally > us 'iehdS ana
= Hu supply Of Ice is on hand and ready for tb $685.,
je2l-tSepI WI E6Vt l5-rs ~ ,l'e season.
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w HIGH
re- All About the War!

The Story of tsse Campaign:
Complete Narrative of the War in Russia, written in
aTent in the Crimea, by Maj. Z. Bruce Hamey author
Of Lady Lees Wdowhood"
This work recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations al. The author is
comp ished officer Of the British army. g. He
gagged in the war and has BEEN from first g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author g.
This Narrative Of the War written on the spot s. It
contains complete account Of the the beginning
g. It enghten the reader many points which other ac-
counts have left obscure"
81 The above, with many other books, be had
Of TO0N, NELSON & CO.,
jy16 ~ Union street.
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CARD.

A PROFESSOR Of Moder1 Languages, of nearly forty
IA years experience twenty Of which passed at the
Universities of Moscow and Casan in Russia Gas Professor
of the French anguage) ten in private nobenan families
the connentof Europe, and the last eight this coun
try, six OF whchin Richmond, Virginia. (where he taught
with great success in the first Schools ard private fames
and two in Kentucky pos ssing the highest testimonials Of
his competency and success in teaching native tongue
offers his services to Schools and private families; also 20
young who wish to form evening class His hod
of teaching differing from all those use in this country
always crowned with success approved by
all those who employed him. Add A. f. at Mrs NJ Mil
ler's, Vine Street aur22-5.&
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RpaRFTKn TNsrTrurK

fTsHE next Sesslon ~. eonaeace On rst Monday %
sePtember. EsFms 81 ialtsan heretofoie. board
ms ear b had reasonable tsEDs.
asEss-ss b. n RAGsDALk.
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FALL TR ABE.
HATS, CAPS AND FUR GOODS (!
Pollard, PratlIer & Smith,
As main Street, EonisriIJ

45o Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
NNj have made large additions to manufacturing de-
w partner Is, by which supply friends with
better article of goods in our line than BEFORE
our own manufacture, and - much superior in style
and quality TO goods bought Of jObbers in the Eastern
cities.
Our FALL STYLE DRESS HAT viii be far SUP eror TO,
Our stock Of SOFT HATS embracing every COLOR quality
and style, is very large, and e will be sold al great
ly reduced prices
MEMS BOYS WOOL 49, II ,Ts--we have the
IarEest stock to be found insS any house in the
Union.
We determined to sell goods cash customers and
prompttime men cheaper than they can b. had of any
other house, and ~ an examination OF our stock all viii
convinced.
Our stock Of goods for the Fail trade has been gotten up
unier the supervision OF the most experienced and prac
tised manufacturers in the country We obgate oursely
to sell every article in line at Eastern prices aud
anIee The quality and style 70 be better. arq2O-2w
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NEW UNITED STATES MAIL
STAGE LINE.


STAGE LINE.
A NEwTRI. WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR ye-SAsgA
n HORSE POST C0ACHts is now In S%&sS,cf
operation for the accommodation Of the travelling public
from HUNTSVILLE and WIIITESBURG, Ala, via Blunt
Springs, BlantsvIe Elyton to NonteV lie.
This line Is stocked with hne Concord Troy and Albany
bull. COaches good careful and experienced drivers
Persons from North Alabama and Middle Tennessee. win
nnd this the cheapest best and most expeditions route 70
Central AID South Alabama.
SCHEDULE GOING SOUTH.
Leave Huntsville on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
and arrives at Monte Tuesdays Thursdays and SAT-
auriays In time to with the Cars for Selma Ala
bama, arriving 81 Selma at O'clock r. NJ and then con
qT~>n - Meeting with daily line Of Mai ST a1'-
x-%<ta5 era for Montgomery, Mobile and New
Orleans Also with doable daily line
Of hes for Marion Greensborough Tuscaloosa and
DemcpoEis, Alabama Coumbus, Jackson and ficssoa'g'
Mississippi
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave Mon.evao the arrival Of the Cars rom Selma
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays arriving a Hunts
vile tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays az oeoek
NJ In time 10 connect with daily line Of Coaches ior
Winchester the Nashville and Chattanooga a
Railroad. Also. connecting at whitesburg with -
daily line Of Mall Steamers for Decatur, And1<sr@
thence by Railroad aud Stages TO Tnscunba Florence and
Baslys Springs Ala, Holly SPRING. Miss, and Memphis,
Tenn. Also connecting 3, Whesourg with the steamers
for Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn.
The Propretors have from the solicitations OF
the citizens Of North and south Alabama established tbs
Line Al considerable expense and with but he aid rom
The Government they hope 10 receive such patronage
VIII enable them % keep Il In successful operation
HARRINGTON BARNES,
ang2s-sn Propriesors-
Nashville True whig copy three months and krw1rd
count % This or1ce.- Hasfscii&s AduousEfs.
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J.B. MCGUIRE
J. n. ALEXASDn.
A ID. CREIGHTON & co.,
FRoPHErOEs OF ruE
Nerandah Livery Stables

w VOLD nio'm the public That they have "a. -
sen t INC LlVeTy stable on Cherry street n-FTKN'
medhtey IN the rearof the Veraud4k Hotel sn5 IN
WI keep on hand Buggies and Horses subject 10 ~
the community at large. We are Determined fo l 49,
mn bUsgies OF The best quality and being satisfied bsf al
VIII be pleased, We ask share % public ps,rona ~ al
Horses boarded on the usual terms Ita a.
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PARTNER WANTED

w TTH cash capital Of from $500 to siNGO In Iucra
w tive gentecl business whose time would be required
only from A M.to5 p NJ. To a gentleman Of good 3D.
dress handsome Income may be realized Good security
given for amount invested. II preferred liberal salary
will be guaranteed.
81 Address, stating where an interview may be had to
SOUTH ERN Err Post flee.
n: B.-persons not having the above amount Of Cash
need not apply. augl7-n
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NOTICE.
Cholera and Diarrhea Msdicatsd Brandy.
Aromatic Srhianarn eol-.n.-.. -

Nheh with the large stock Of other goods slways on hama
val give TO our customers better Inducements ~ t -
purchases o. as our motto being, email PROFITS and oueL
go LYONS CO.,
JJAo 10 Cedar .fr.at
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I'VE hsYe this day spsnsd lee Cream Eaioon, an
w promise noIhlng bas IN pure article.
VESSEL 4 rHOMPS0N,
rssl - Union stEess.
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rHE RIGHT MACHINE INVENTED AT LAsI

CUGAR CURED HANS casks ans sasas
~ cursd hanls, iasi Tecs.Fsd AID or sale ~
ara q a. LOOMS CO.
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ARD-sl0 his ard E9nted inneiatsly, FOR shick ~
L. kishsss m4Fkst prizes IN caah iii b pad.
narzS-aif J. DOYLE 4 co.
NJ. Is soalA Hfoaf HaahEiIe Is.na
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-23
PUBLIC Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will sell, at public sale, on
Friday, the 7th day of December next, the fol-
lowing Property
One tract Of land, containing one hundred
and thirty-five acres, eighty being cleared and
under good fence The improvements are one
good Dwelling House, Tenant house, Barn,
Spring House, good Orchard of choice fruit,
with convenient springs of never falling water
This farm is situate in Napier township, five
miles from Bedford on the Pittsburgh Pike, ad-
joining lands OF Stdckey, Sils, and others.
One other tract adjoining the above, contain
ing one hundred and thirty acres, eighty acres
cleared and under fence, with two Houses and
Stables The above land is well waterec and
conrenient-wel adapted for grazing.
One other tract situate in Harrison township.
mile from the glade road, adjoining lands OF
Wertz, Mullen aud Barclay containing one
hundred and SiXty-eight acres, ninety acres
cleared and under good fence The improve
ments are one good dwelling House and Barn.
The above farm is in high state of cultivation,
fifty acres OF Bottom Land beng Lime Stone,
and a stream of water running through the
place.
One other tract containing one hundred and
five acres Timber Land, adjoining the above
One other Lot situate IN Taylor Township,
Fulton Co. containing two hundred and twenty
acres, 30 Of which are cleared and under fence,
with three never failing springs OF water.
The above tract is we'll timbered and good
wheat land, with a stream of water strong
enough 10 turn mill.
The above lands will be sold in parcels 10 sult
purchasers.
at 10 o'clock, when terms will be made known
by
ISSAC CLARK.
Nov. 16, 1885,