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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

intended to speak of the display Of Agrlcultu-
raj Machinery and Implements, but must leave
that subject for another letter only speaking here
of some incidents of the past week. The hrst l
will nete was trial of Flows made last Saturday al
Guienen, the; " Imperial" College of Agriculture,
some twenty-five miles west Of Paris. y great
number of Plows were taken from the EXhi
btion and tried here, and that OF the MeSsrs.
Howard Bedford, England, was pronounced
the most effective. | understood Mr.. James
Howard. one of the makers, TO state that,
as carefully tested by the dyronometer on clover
sod being drawn By two smartly walking horses,
il turned furrOw ten inches VIDE ana
six and half deep, with medium DRAFT OF only
1S2 mounds, or a little more than half Its own
WEIGHT. lover 500 pounds There are good
many men who could draw this pillow az that gait,
and almost any two men could easily do 1t. The d.
rector AT Guignen, however informed me yesterday
that he was not satisfied with lis performance, the
burrows not being deep enough, and that after the
trial was over he tested one OF their own Gulghen)
ploWs and il actually did better than the winner
from the Exhibition. There was no plow entered
from our country, 1--WE have none IN the Palace
bur one from Canada was tried and did good
work Most of the pows entered from this CONT
ueut proved beneath contempt as was 20 be eX-
rected Some of them required over qHddrRPe
Tho power 10 prOpel them that was exacted by the
winner. and one from Austria that VAS confidently
hrarced on before the trial actusly twisted AROUND,
broke off and gave up the ghost, IN light clover sou
free from root or stone, and with but single span
of horses before il
i visited Guignen Yesterday and was abundant
X ratified The estate formerly that OF the
Counts de Brissac) comprises eleven hundred
acres of as beautiful land as could be desired;
sloping gently toward the center, where me od
cLsteau and its appendices afford the requisite s
shelter for all. believe II has not oeeh Iound
necessary 10 erect single new building to accom-
modate the College. Here six Professors give
daily instruction in their several departments 70
about seventy pupils France should MAKE 'he.u
seven thousand) while score or SO OF laooL9is a.
sst in the cultivation Of the domsin Inc horneu
Cattle embrace the Durham, Devon AyrshlIe,
Breton and ordinary French breeds, with some
crosses, and are not equal in appearance 10 lhe
stock of some Western breeders But very care
full accounts kept of the cost and yield OF eae1
COW, whence very useful conclusions are deduced
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-15

TIE Court Of C0mmOn Pleas Of Wood County, Q.
The Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company uersuS
William p. Cook Ell al.
NHESTER COOK will take notice that the
~ Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company have this
day filed petition against him and Others seeking
to obtain judgment against you on four promissory
notes, signed by you and the other defendants De-
cember 6, 1851, for 1887 80 each payable in l, ?
B. years respectively, with annual interest, no
part of which has been paid; also, to forecose
mortgage the s. w. 100 feet of in-lot No. 77S,
in Perrysburg with the appurtenances, known as
the Perrysburg Steam Mill property" given by
VIM Z. Cook to plaintiffs, June IA, 1853 to secure
said notes You will take notice that, unless YOU
answer or demur to said petition by the Sd Satur-
day of February, A. d. 1856, at the first term of
said court thereafter judgment will be taken as
you as upon confession. MURRAY e. DoDGE.
December g, lSj5.--$3.30 Att'ys of Pttf.
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John ID. Bacon
: Wood County Sheriff's Sale.

VS.. " God County Sheriff S Sale.
William Jackson.
DG virtue Of a writ of execution to me directed
I'D and delivered, from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause
will offer for sale at the door of the court house
in Perrysburg, Saturday, February 2d, 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following property: North
half of south east quarter and south half south east
quarter of section No. thrty-six, (36) of township
No. five (5) north, of range No. eleven 11) east,
containing 160 acres more or less ALSO the south
eight 8) rod strip of the south east quarter of the
north east quarter, in the same section town and
range, containing acres more less, with all and
singular the appurtenances in Wood county, Ohio.
w. l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co., o.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty Ptff.
Dec 10, 1S55.--31w5S2.7
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DOAD NOTICE.-To the nonresident and un-
u known owners of the south halves of sections
-, 2G. aud the north halves of sections 35 and SO
in town 6. range 10, in Wood county, Ohio.
You are hereby notified that the commissioners
of said county, at their December session, a. d.
1855, granted an order for view and survey of
county road rs follows, to wit: To commence at
the south east corner of section 90 in said town
and range. and thence west on section lines to the
Hull Prairie road and that the viewers and sur
veyor will meet at the house of Francis Mengley,
on the 10th of January. 1866, to view and report
on said road. AMOS TRIBBLE.
Dee. 10, 1S56--31w4
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Graham e. Houston
( Wood County.
{ Sheriff S Sale.

John Il Henry Ellsworth. }
DY virtue of a writ of execution to me directed
ID and delivered, from the court of common pleas
of Wood county Ohio, in the above entitled cause,
will offer for sale at the door of the court house
in Pcrrysburg. on Saturday, February I'd, 1856 be-
tween the hours of 10 A. and o'clock p. NJ the
east two-thirds of the north east quarter and the
north half of the south east quarter of section No.
eighteen, (lS) in township No four az of range No.
ten (lO) east, in Wood county. W j. COOK,
JAMES MURRAY, Atty rtifs. Sheriff.
Dee. Is. 1S55.--3lw5S2
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Charles Foster VS.. A. "A. Moon.

Charles Foster VS.. A. A. Moon.
SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an execution
~ to me directed, from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, l will offer at public sale
at the door of the court house in Perrysburg, on
the 18th day of January, 1856, between the hours
of and P NJ. of said day, the following describ-
ed property, to wit: In-lot No. 2G in the town Of
Freeport Wood county. Ohio, levied on the pro-.
perty of defendant at the suit of said plaintiff.
w. i. COOK, Sheriff.
Dec. Is, 1S55.--3lw5S1 .G3
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~ I
- of Nov. last, large YOKE OF CATTLE
about years old; large spots of white and red ;
and some white in one of their faces; brass knobs
on their horns. They were obtained of John Sou
der, deceased, and are supposed to have been bot
80 miles from this place. but the direction is not
known. 4 LIBERAL RE WARD will be paid
for their return to my farm Hull Prairie. or for
information of them addressed to me at Perrysburg
Dec. Is, lS5j.--31m2 JAMES A . STAFFORD.
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VS.. q, .c,,
Joshua FOOr SH@AhA Sole'
Joshua Foor.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed and de-
I'D livered, from the court of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause,
I will offer for sale at the door of the court.
house in Perrysburg on Saturday. February I'd.
1856, between 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock p NJ
quarter of section No twenty-five, (22) in township
No. three (3) north, of range No. eleven 11) east,
in Wood county, Ohio, containing forty acres, more
or less. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co.. o.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys Ptff.
Dec. IS, 1S55.--3lw5$2.l2
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Nearly all the northern students at Beth
any college, Va, have left, because one OF
them was censured by the faculty for ex-
pressing anti-sla>ery sentiments in the pull
pit Right.
The total vote of Texas at the recent cleo
ton was 45.478. In 1852 it was only 49,
5l7. This shows surprising increase with
in three years.
The wife of Gov Wright, of Indiana, died
at Frankfort, Ky, on Sunday evening last
She was Kentucky lady, and they have not
been married much over year.
Died in Peekskill, on Saturday, the 9th
ult,, Mrs Paulding, widow of Major John
Paulding, one Of the captors of Andre,
aged II.
A son Of John PauldinG, one of the " i'm
mortal three captors,' is at present residing
in Adrian, Michigan, doing honor to his
trade as carpenter.
The new and elegant residence of exGov.
Hunt, at Lockport, n Y, was totally de-
stroved by fire short time since. por-
ton Of the furniture. &c. was saved. The
loss was about 1000; no insurance.
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John II. Cowden
Wood Common Pleas.
In Partition.

George COWden et az. J
DY virtue Of a decretal order of sale to me direc-
ID ted and deliveGed from the court of common
pleas of Wood county Ohio, in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, February 3D.
1856, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock of said day. the south east quarter Of
the north east quarter of section No thirty-two,
(32) in township No. five (5) north of range No.
twelve, 12) in Wood county, Ohio, containing for
tv acres more or less. w. l.. COOK,
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys. Sheriff.
Dec. 10, 1S55.--3lw5$2.12
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CHICAGO, Dec, l2.-Chicago Tribune re-
ceived late intelligence from Kansas through
Mr.. Parsons, of Mass, who left Lawrence
December Sd. 700 men under arms in Law
renee. 3l8 Missourans were encamped at
Wakarausa creek, seven miles off, armed
with rifles and cannon. Parsons met a COM
pany of Missourians just over the border,
Dec. 4th, with arms, baggage wagons and
stores. Dec. 9th, met a squad of men with
three pieces of artillery, which they had OBJ
tanned by breaking open Clay county arsenal
who swore Lawrence should burn, and all
aboltionists be killed. All seemed thirsting
for blood, and in great rage. Parsons says
the stories about houses being burned, and
false.
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The Louisville Times estimates that at
least one hundred thousand more hogs will
be killed in that state this season. than were
killed in that state last year, with an aver
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The grand medal of Honor, the highest
list of pr:x's at the great French exhibition
was awarded to two American citizens to
Mccormick for his reaping ma Chimes and to
Goodyear for his vulcanized India rubber,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-15

SECRET SLAVERY SOCIETY IN MIssoURI.-It
has long been known that secret league is
in existence in Missouri, the sworn purpose
of which is to plant slavery in Kansas. II
as formed long before any one ever heard
Of the free state league, which was lately ex-
posed in the west and resulted in the dea III
of Laughin, one of the leaders of the free
state league. Both these leagues were wrong
in spirit, but the Missouri league was the
less defensible, because it was formed to op-
crate in territory foreign to our own SOIL
[St. Louis Intelligencer.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA letter to the Dem
ocrat, dated Leavenworth. Kansas, lst inst,
says McCrea escaped from prison by cutting
out the lock of his door. Was seen the same
day at Lawrence. Sent word to territorial
marshal he would appear at Lecompton on
the day of trial. Lawrence people state
that sheriff Jones never produced a warrant,
either at the time of the arrest of the pris-
oncr, or any time subsequently.
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John Bates, Cynthia Courser, !
adm'rs of W. II. Courser, decd,
WoodCom.Pleas
Lorin T.. Loomis et a..

IOrln Il. Looms el n.
DY virtue of an alias order of sale to directed
ID and delivered, from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, in the above cause will
offer for sale at the door of the court house in Per-
rysburg, on Saturday, February I'd, 1856, between
10 O'Clock a. and o'clock P. NJ of said day, that
part of eighty of land laying west of the Nc
Cutchonsvle road being the south half of the south
east quarter of section No 3G, in township No. 6
NJ range II, in Wood county, Ohio, being the tay
ern property occupied by Hiram Powers.
W l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co., @.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys Ptff.
Dec. 10 lS55--$2.3S
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A bill has been introduced in the Tennes-
see legislature to compel all free persons of
color in the state 10 emgrate to Liberia or
elsewhere beyond the limits of the state.
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No election OF speaker in the lower house
Of congress vet, and no immediate prospect
of one. Banks ahead. Over 90 ballotings
have been had.
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The Herald of Freedom says there are nine
papers in Kansas, six of which are in favor
of a free state.
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Canton Ohio is to be lighted with gas.

The shortest day in the year is nine hours
and four minutes in length. This will oc-
cur on the 18th of December, and the length
of the days will vary fraction of a minute
for nine days from that time, increasing a
single minute on the 9th of December, when
the day is nine hours and five minutes in
length.
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Instead of the presidents message, (Which
has not yet and may never be delivered) we
present our readers o-day Literary address,
bv our friend and fellow citizen Capt. Nor
ton. delivered before the Young Mems Liter
ary Association, by request of which body
we publish it. 1t is not quite as long as
presidents messages in general are, but is
worth half a dozen of the longest kind
There is something sensible, interesting and
practical about 1t. This compensates in
some degree for the almost total exclusion
which it produces Of the interesting and ex-
citing news items of the day from our col
ums this week.
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some degree Tor tne almost lOldl ehCluSlOl
which it produces Of the interesting and ex
citing news items of the day from our col
ums this week.
.zg~ Arthur's Home Magazine for January
is already here frersh. beautiful and good as
ever. and right welcome visitor it always
is. This No commences volume z, and is
favorable time to subscribe Terms-one
copy one year, 80; two copies, %3; four
copies, IS. Address T. S. Arthur, Philadel-
phia.
2sg-The December number failed to reach
this office.
FIRE-On Tuesday evening last, fire
was discovered breaking out in the roof Of
widow Lang's house, but by the activity of
some Of our young men, who were early there,
il was soon subdued. and the building saved
with no great damage. 1t had just been
vacated the day before. and no fire had
been kept in that part of the house where it
caught for some weeks The circumstances
render it almost certainly the work of an in
cendarv. The house was insured for its full
value, in the Seneca Mutual.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-31
EnY AZ pnIHEMIIS-

SO Broad Street, Corner Beaver Eew-YOrk,
Ofer for Sale the JOil0iCtRg Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
NTEW-E ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCR-22 inch all
~ numbers, hard and soft also all the widths OF
Canvass manufactured at this establishment comprising
sry variety known the trade aud offered the lowest
.ates
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodbury. and
Mount Vernon Extra full of this superior
abTic.
WILLIMANTIC COTTON DUCK-l6, IS, 90 and 90
nch all numbers, hard and soft This fabric awarded
he hight Premium the London Worlds Fair, also
pur own state Far.
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUCK-Plaiu and twied
manufactured By the GreenwOOds Company superior
ice for light sails tents awnings, &c also Mount YER
Ion Twilej Ravens Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phoenix
Nils Light Cotton Ravens plain y TO p inch Heavy, do
To-
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A fall assortment.
TARPAULINS HAMH0GKS, sTUFFs, &C.
PAPER FELTIEG-S0 TO az inch, made very heavy,
expressly for drer iel,s
CAR COVERING Cotton Canvass, all Widths from 80
$50 inches and all numbers made expressly for cover
ing and roofing railroad cars Is riccy uHj permanently
waterproof and more enduring than the Cal Itself.
ENANELLING CANVASS, 50, 40, 10 aud 90 inch
plain and twIlIed, in every variety
BAGS AND BAGGING-0t every description. Seam
ess Bags WHOLE all size in bales OF 100 200 and
1905 combining strength, utility and cheapneSs, fol grain
md meal, are unsurpassed.
Also heavy Cotton Sackng, 40 inch Canvass thread
Warp and Filling, heavy twied do do, 20, % 40, and
IA inch.
WOOL SACKs-Wovsn wi lie all sizes new and desira-
de article feb25 '54-iyd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Erecting the United states Hospital, al
EickStulg. Miss. g Fa-s

Eicksbuig, Miss. 3. ~.
ca Treasury DEPAR1HsST
November 4, 1861
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Department until
The Path day Ot January 1885, at twelve clock noon
the construction the u. s Marine Hospital at Fleks
burg Mss according the plans and specifications pre-
pared by this partment said proposals TO be either Tor
lite whole building praie for the different KINDS ct
work the Department reserying the right 10 reject The
proposals hereby invited, should the interests OF the Uh
led states require it. Eighty five per cent OF the amount
Of tie work done and materials furnished according TO
price, Isad amount be aseertaned by the est
mate an Agent Of the Department appointed for that
purpose will be paid time 10 time as the work pro-
ceeds and fifteen er retained until the complexion OF
the contract and the acceptance OF the WORK, &C. py the
Agent aforesaid
Contracts will be awarded only to Master builders or
mechanics aud the assignment thereof except Dy he
consent of the Secretary of the Treasury VIII De ioF
ieituIe Of the same. ...-... -ttsL-
Every promo be accompanied by written guar
antee signed bv two responsible persons cerned 10 De
by The Attorney of the United States or District Judge
for the said Disiret that the bidder VIII, when required,
if his proposals be accepted enter into contract and
bond with proper and sufficient securities IN the sum oil
S2 900 for The faithful performance OF the Whole WORK or
a proportional amount for part thereof.
Plans specifications, and working drawings can De eX
amined and other information touching the proposed work.
be obtained, application TO this Department or al
the Custom House in Vcksburg.
The proposals must be this Department address
ed 10 the the Secretary of the Treasury endorsed FRO
posals for Vicksbug Marine Hospital and Will be opened
at o'clock p NJ the last day liked for receiving the
same in the presence of the bidders II any choose TO at
tend JAMES GUTHRIE
puy26H Secretary # the Treasury
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ROGERS LIvERwoRT AND TAR


TOR THE COMPLETE GU Re OF COUGHS, COLDS.
Il INFLUENZA, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, SPLITTING
OF BLOOD AND ALL OTHER, LUNG COMPLAINTS
TENDING TO CONSTIPATION.
III This preparation getiil into use all over oar conn.
informing Of cures effected Ia their preJs, iSI-,
very best COUGH MEDICINE now before Inc public. m
invariably relieves unfrsquebfIy eHr ne
failed this has relieved the patient Drd9g dealers IA
Medicines and Ply seians csn st Ask Ee Agent N your
town, what has experience Of the ec,o
this medicine II he has been Hing fOrany 10 9Th te
he will elyou 1T Is THE BE ST MEDICINE EXTANT.
Below We give few extracts from letsrs have
lately regarding the virtues Of Ills MEDICINE.
Dr. s ;. OsH, Of knOXys. ia says: have been using
your LIVERWOkT and IA very extensively in nv prsc,
belief in IT'S SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER ARTi-
Giles with which an sequain eI, for which
mslded."
Messrs. Fitzgerald 4 Beunsr. writing from waynesyls
y. C. say: Tine LIVEkWORT ami ia K becoming daily
more popular IN this country, ad thuk justly an
VINO nave lea IN comm sndA6lr terms Of IT, and say
II Is very beneficial IN sleyiang The complaints or which
Is TeeOmmended-''
Our Agentin Pekens District s. Nj = r McFaii a.
that he it great his on family
Ot Negro woman, ia his ycniy who been suGerfug
with disease Of the Lungs r years attended with severe
such the good reports hear of this &veine from
all pafis Of the south FOR report ct Tire surprising
States would invite nernr Iatirst % read Tho
pamphlet which accompanies sarh bottle 10 an, sa,'
TRY TnE aEUICINEu
Be WARMED ~ SEASON.
And neglect not that wh,a aIy weakening yor
constitution, irritating throat and ns, nvs on
that dread disease, Cousump when soothnx aaI
Healing aTemedy be ObtaIred Dr. Rogers. syrup
EyetwOrt ami Tar.
BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEiTs AND BASE MUTATIONS
The genuine article Is signed hNDEEW KUGhEs on Tao
engraved wrapper around sEs bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, bottles 50. Sold hole-ala
anu retail by StONIL q MEAD
II CIaFtres 81. hes. Cont and 81 louis. n %
SOLE AGKSTs SoUTIzHg SrArEs. ta wh1u, nj
orders aud applications for recie- uls Ue addressed
SOLD Also By
EtEEY a. DEMOV8L,
ENIN HEulHsRS
". T.. GRAY,
J. Ai. TIIiHrENAN.
N,-t.af,
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JuIyI-dirw&w-6m.
JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER:

The GREAT REMEDY for I3aematIsra G,ut pain .n the
SIDE, Hip fsck, Limbs and f. MS, SCToiIiI. king- EN
White cling, Hard TGugrs, sun JoE-s, AID paius L-
Where this Plaster is appisi pain cannot exist.
IL haE been beneficial Ia uts- paiu
ard Weakness in the stomach, W eak Limits Lameues. At
iesuou OF TIE Lungs in their prinaT: sass 81 dFso
hsmst.On BY perspiratiuH-
Jan, L. Boyd, Piesens district South Clroaa trstErs
that, By lis alone, he cured OF HbeEms- both
OF his knees, OF several years standing.
The following was handed Us b. Respectable ycaa
Georgia:
MHseRs. SCOvIL q MEAD :Gents have been using eouf
iverwort and Tar Hebrew Platter very cNt,u-irry m nav
practice for three years past and f. pleasure aat
state belief IN their superiority aRTsfr-
which acqusinted, iae purpose Tor Hsh tLr,
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster e>T-,z.y g. az
UNIVERSAL PANACEA for local pains h4y iuurd 90
most excells II apHiicaonOr SpInH and BRUISES 10 give.
universal satisacit wherever used. SIS. OSLIS ~.
Knoxville, Ca, March 4th I-43.
N y Beware Of COunterieiis aud base limitations.
The genuine will In future he signature rtyLua
the steel plate engraved The label top OF each
box.
advised thata mean couutef-. OF - ST.
ticle Is existence.
The issOld only by end by agents appoint
ed through the SOuth-aSD ALLOWED 10 sEr
Dealers and Purchasers generally against
buyng Os any hut rsgula others they be
imposed upon with worthless article
SCOvIL G aEAD.
Ill ChaTtrrs Street, New OTsEns.
Sole Gene raj Agents the southern States TO u tou AZ
orders must invariably be addressed.
SOLD ALSO EE
BEREYG DEvCgiLLF,
EWlN BROTHERS..
w GRAY.
iuiyI-dlE&w6m IN. ZIM8EREAN
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4 RARE CHANGE FOR A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!-I offer for ga
II sale my Farm lying in District No &, Mill -
Creek ten miles from the city, atey the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad and half mile from An
locn Depot. The land fronts than one-ourth of
the Railroad. The sell Of the portion cleared
unsurpassed for fertility About One-half the
heavily tmbereG and market for all the wood furnished
by the Railroad The contains 24O acres well
Eaered and the of it under good cedar fence The
three hundred yards of the land 70 any person wishing
of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county, an
excellent opportunity is offered. The Improvements
good and substantial. CHAS. NJ. HAYS