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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20

Sphann'8 81 ~berlaiien unb 1id ben WeftmG6te
an5uIGlieBen, pbippbl Die Shritte 1T bieIer Sc
3iebutt8 nit 8rpBer 8rriidt 9et6an murpen nnli
ben Auf(a9en Der SppDlittpn8preiie 8egelt bic
6elt6oltun8 Der lleberlieferunBen BON 1912 uns
terbe1en ireier 2auf blteb. SIN 6erbfte 1854
%murben ollerbin98 bic N(ano8z Suleln, melfe
bic 0er6itnpeten Gdnebet nltbcten, ridt Q,Qez
n%Otlllen, ober aus ben,ielbell Ornnpe, aus mel
DIEM bic 8erbiinpeten tie rGrtlnte1, neil lie 1tdrls
lid pbne ben Selie 8tnnlanb8 nift 5u balten
ltno. Oa8 SinbrtB p0lt 2. De3enlber 1854
ert1ttbt8te ben G6ni9 Dpn S4peben 5t b%elfiltll1tz
Iteret1 Nuftretet, inbent ct rorou8I ebte, baB
Oefreid Ii9 1T Tol9e ~beIlel6elt am Grte9e Be-
lbetltgen iperbe. G3 murben i'm WtGr5 1855
purd Serrn y. Tal9er, @rrBmeilter pe8 Salt=
les Der SatI eri1 GuBente, Der nit Der napplepz
niidet ple nit Der idwebtiden Opnaltte yer
hpanpt 1T, in Bari8 @rSffnun9en 9er1adlt.
|Sdme6et perlan9te garantte Ieile8 0ebiete8
1l1o cine frGiti8e natertelle llrter ifiibul9. G8
Ifol9te Elm Grie 3tpiiAen benz &0ni9 S8z
far, benz Srpnprin3et uno bent &aj Jet Nopp=
fem. Wfan lanbte elite aus fiibrlide Oenfldrift
i6er Die Siilf sqlte(len Sdpepen8 u1b iber bic
8eptn9un9en elmer NQian5 nad Faria. Wfan
Derlan3te SubIiOien unp eun Seer DON 100000
Manlr, GIT melaem Damn @&lpeben 6 $4,000
Wunn itpBett laien perbe. @eldn9e e8, 8in1z
lamb 5n erpbert, 70 lple biele Bropin5 beint
I6rteben AT SdlpeDet 5uriidfu0et. SnOeien
beIAlcien 5ulebt Die Serbitnbetet IN 6cl9e Der
Sage Der 0in9e bet SebaltOppl, ibre arie98z
pperationen fir pa8 Sabr 1855 int WeI entli4en
alf buS l4par3e Ofeer 5t beIdrdufen; Der Ball
tii4e Telp5u9 unr lpntit audi bic SerHarolt19en
nit S6pepen lpurpe1 perta9t rllp erlt nad bent
6a(e Sebal tcpol8 ,burd) @eneral GanrDbert 1T
6elttnmter WeiIc mierer aufgencntllten,
= 99ud elmer tele0rapbilAen Depeide aus
Copenhagen pcrt "a. SEER. mar Der 8rpBe
8elt BPM @ile fret,
Ofue.. 0ladel fam AM 25,Te6r. in bem Danz
pfer Sutton III SABRE al. 9}od bent yGourrier
ou 6apre" mar iie pon ber. 9aeiie NOD 10 ic9r
aa8e9riffen, baB ite 3 bjS 4 Gage 1T ieter Staot
bleiben i%ppllte, e9e iie i4re 9leiie na4 FariS
Iortiette.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20
Gf0Sf Baltimore

Die Metbpbt # IT 6 . II ercn5 IN
Irpub le. - S6pn felt Mpden IiBen biele
Nronrne1 bier, cine un9eDeure Quantitdt Gbrtz
ltetltbuul uub &autabaf perbra1fenp nrD nod
lit feiu gnoe ab3uIeber. Da bate Elm Gep.
Senrp Slicer Sla9e 9e9en pa8 %9eiitlipe 1no
lpeltltde Betra9e11 zines 91eD. Gbpn1. >. Sent
mon etn9eretdt unb ldp1 mar ba8llnterI udNun98z
Gpn1ite nit benz lan9mierisen 3eugenperb0r SIT
Gnbe, ais ber Spdebrpiirbtge Scr. 2enlnpn
Ielter eri6ien urp b1rd l~einel1 Inmolt, 0tep.
Snbn q. Gpltn8 perlar9te, bic 3eu9e1 et1em
&reu5perbSr 81 untermerf fen. D18 mar renn
prd Dem @pr1tte 5t ptel lt1o e8 BAT paber Der
Gonieren5 pprgeI6la9elt, Die gauge 0eidtdte Der
@ntIdeipung pe8 pr1iipirenoell Neltelten res
Nprtb Baltimore Oiitrift8 gu iiber9eben. &C.
gen rteien Nntra9 erbU6 lid cine 9rrBe Sppps
litipn Die @9re be8 Wet6pDt8ltlu8 itebe auf benz
Spiel, bic GirAe iei in @efa9r II. (, 10. Q8enn
pieS Qde lebt ntdt ab9el1ad)t werpe, ip fonne lie
eft IN 4 Sabren entIGieben merben bic Sa9e
miille unterI udt lrerpel ulb NQle8 mitic 1erolt8
unp ans To9eSlidt 1t. /. ~. Die Di8cuIitpn
itber bteien @e9enltano bauerte ppr9eItern Ie9r
lan9e un0 purpe 8eitern fprt9eiett, Wirp Der
Der Siirbhaftigfeit au9ctla9te 9feperenp ferttg
prc5eilirt, p0rn baben nit Die erf reultde Nl8z
ii4t, bic 8erbunplun9en bteier frOmlnen 9nedte
De8 0errn Bis 5t Iufa19 be8 ndditen Wtpnat8
in ben 3etttr9en f~i9lriret 81 ie9et.
6Aredlt4e8 Gti enbo 4nun9 Iii d.
Die RGi(abelp6ia 8abn fat entl4ieoene8 llrz
9lttf. 9tudpe1n prr9eltert erit fltr5 binter eits
a1per 8nei nn9litdSfGUe aui beri elben Verge
"fpnlntet1 lpareu, h16el mir bette Elm melt grDBes
res u1b 6efld9eu6pertbere8 SIT b%eridJtet, lin er
0tepprter melpet baritber 6cl9erpe8; Gur5 nad
II llbr 9tadt8 perlieBen II 6raGtSige Die bic
.{tge Gtatipn hlb at8 lie in Der 9td6e BON Rer=
ril1ta18piue argetonrnen lpare1, hielt Der prr=
.bere Bug, p9ne DEM bittern ein 3eiden GIT 8ez
Ben, an uno e8 fun baOurdl 5u %einerf c furdtba=
rem Gouilip1t, buB fat ale Gagen 5eriGmettert
nlip bic bdrauf beftnblifeu Breuller, Tiifrer II.
{. ID. esitpeber BetD6tet pter perirunoet Wnrben,
llnter ben @etSpteten 6efi1bet li6 George @jpcs
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SelegrapbifDe 9IodDribtem.
8ert@tst urbe salts. 81 efer."

QS Gtn9tpn, 10. Otdr5. Der Setat
na6m bic Npprppriatipn8z8iQ fir bic Wilit1rz
Nfabentie an. Ser Glabtpn bo1dlcB feline
9leDe it6er pte2(n9ele9en6eiten INF erltrolanlertfa
St 1o9te, nit Nutbpritdt rpn Seiten be8 Serri
Cornelius Ganrerbi(t, Brdlipenten Der Nicaru=
9ua=GranlitsD umpfidiff=@ eieGiGoft, poB rieie
@eieQld)aft ME et>pa8 9etban babe, mas in trgenr
elmer WeiIe bic Snpalicn Nicaragua8 BON Set
ten Walfers bdtttbs9initigen f6nner. Gr ipraf
BON DEM Gr9reifen be8 @igentbum8 ber @efel(z
ldaft bur6 Walter uuD CAB ben ermadIeneu
S6aben anf pttr O}illipnen an. Sin 8rtei
ppu Ganberbtlt an Marcp purte perlelen in
meldem ~eriterer ba8 @uperneu1ett I'm Siilie
anIprift.
Q6alfer bate ba8 Gi9cut6uln e%rgrtffen alt
ben @rltnb bin, toB Die @eleGidoft an Ntcara.
qua idulpe. Gonberbilt inbeB 9iebt biele
Sdulp niGt ST..
Saus. Ser 8pipie fprod 8eoen GuperrSr
91eeper8 N1f orbernn8 l1tb 9e9en WoftsNer=
letbun9 be5i9lid Der 8eiduffun9 BON Eopiere'
utb BerIrnen aus San las.
sc em=Srlean8, 10. Wdr5. Der
0ampfer Nlubunra erplpbtrte 9eltern, 9eriet6 III
8ranp uno ipurpe ~5erlt6rt. Serldiepene Yers
Ipnen murbe1 rerlett unp eirtge farten INNS
2eber.
Saorebe @race, 10. 0tar3. 3mei
6radt5i9e fantett in Der per9au9ener1 9tadt IN
GpliIipn. Der @pnpufteur @epr9 @jpbmin
aus Baltimore tp1rbe get6ptet unb eth Wtont1,
NalnenS Wtuiam Tpbb, permunbet.
81 tdmpnb, 10. Mdr5. Die Str9iniide
Sci eb9ebu19 ipurbe 9eute perta8t. OoS g6etter
1T milo. gelern fielen eili9e 9dneeflpdelr
Scr. Gperett bdlt Mpr9en bier einen Sprtra9
iiber @oi9tn8tOt,, uuf ben o(le MeIt ie4r Sc
lpotnt 1T.
4lbanA,1 10. Mtdr5, Der Nadmittu9a5u9
ber Subipnbubn rannte In 8pl9e etne8 8ruds
an Der locomotive, 3 Wteilen ppu bieer Stapt,
BON ben S4ienen unD 6tpei Balia9ierfarrelr
"ltiir5teu Die 8Gldnn9 btnunter, it4 itberIdlaz
genp. SIR. Wppbbrip9e, Ser9eaut at Irn18
Der 9tewzOorf 2e9i8latur, BRAD ben 9rm rnb
eini9e albere Reripnen m1rpen i4mer perlebt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20

Nrm 0eurntncn, lt@ ait Ter 2ouiiu @ilpe(8
tb1tiid rer8rtffen 3t ba6en, u1o e~6enfal8 inter
Si0crGeit 0eitelit.
Serbrcder a60eurt6et(t. = Sc
tern N}or9en enpfiu8en eiue2ln3o6l ppu Gtrdf.
lin8en i9re Nnipcilungeu oaf ba8 Gtaat80efdngs
ut5 aus DEM Ofunbe res 9ti6ter8 Gtump. Gille
6rau Dunn er6ic(t 10 W}Dnate me9en Gmpfanq=
na4me 9e1tp6(ener 0aaren. 3pei iunge 2epte,
bee Ablt6t Der I6ptun0 Res 6rn. Green Idulz
Dig befHncen, erbiclten iecer 88Q6re unb fie6en
Wtouate. Sin Wann l}omen8 So6uIpn ers
9telt fpe8en Die689e6(erci 2 Sabre unb 6 W1p>
nate.
Die bemOtatti4e Convention
De8 4. @pn9reBzD iftrtft8, melde fi6 6eftern
NbeIto y ll6r in 9fefDFite 6aQ berIontnte(te
bat bic 0errelt Charles s. 0t. Wpbn unb 91pz
bert N(cGaoe 81 Oeleguten Der g3attpna(z Gpr<
rer1tipn pon Cincinnati erfpG6(t.
WtB Seeder, bic berii6mte Sdriftteuez
rim nno GerfolIerin ppn SnfelTpm8 Siitte, bat
ppr Der Sdulfonlniilion bieGrlaubntR erboltetf,
ppr Dem HebrerperI pnal iiber fGrperlide @r3ie,
7nl9 etllen Sprtra8 5t baltet. Seute gadz
nlttta9 neroen btern1d) oUe Sdulen oeIdlpIen
lent, I'M ben Gebrern unb 2ebrerinnen @~jeleoerz
pelt 3tt 3eten, Die b~eriibr1te @bplttioniftin at
9oren. Der Sprtro9 ipirD in Dem @je6Gube Der
Central pdItule gebalten perbert.
@tnbru6 unb Nbit6t bes Mprz
pcs. Ole Serren Ser9e86einter unb Oeaob
laben in rer 0todt pom 0ienItao ouf Mittmph
etnen Serl, Der ii4 Gin9on8 in Der Sfice Ter
9errn Noarl8 unp Ni6frpft in Der Qpint ~,
perldofe1 Iudte. Sic ra6men i'm felt u2b
aut Der Hpli5et<St1tirn murte er o(8 en oez
ml1er Spbn Stclt e%rflnnt, Der lebtbin eifen
lt0rpertl9en InfaQ auf eiren 8ripatzW G6ter.
Saue8 @Ola9e 9emaGt bate. Ole Qnflaoe
9e8e1t Jpn lautet MN auf @iu6ru6 unb lleber.
tall nit &pptun98= Gbiidt.
90 Alle 39eaterfreumce MAIDEN mir oara
oeiOn0er8 auf bic beuti9e GprfeQuro i'm g8o2
lRIn9tor9oll 3geoter auimerf1un.
~ De%ltcoter Tatenipetier n
EHn9 mtrb b~teien Mproen 3nr ib(i>
dsa StnnNe btin SGmetng in SIT. So MorI6z
1tartt space a~ufQelett rr3u ale brop.r
Singer ein9elacen lino GerfenIoTt auS91pItS
weller, iOipte audi Delicate g8eine itrt8 tit eraer
Qu1litdt!
Metlmorft. Der Mrrft mar oefern
till Serfdnfer molten meitere 0tadridten ans
europa abmorten. @erfauft mnrren ocItern
800 Sap Srparritree uno 200 IaB SbIipmebl
81 1919. 8erner murcen 1000 NaR Stir
mills, BIS W}ttte APril ob5uliefern, gu $6.75
p%erfauft.
@9i8feq- 301 Gts. 06io 31o31Hg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20
e@mrppGtfe0e geocDricbten.

Saifenpflns8 Na9foI9er, Miuiz
piIer BON Meper, bi89er @eb. Gatinet8rat6,
9emprpet. St Ip1l cine D8ute Sollt" Ieul,
NplIen ieben, obs tra6r lit.
aud bic babti9e 10 ette &ommer
Bat It9 fir cine 0leiprm be8 peutl4en 8u1Oe3
au8geIprpAen. Selbit Der Wtiniiter Upn 91iot
mar le9r bdTir. Sb8 mas beli e1 rirb? Ntr
glauben niht
= Sn Oefret6 lit e8 mieber 8eitattet
porOer, itd pOm MilitarDienite ~lOs5ufouf fen :
aber bic 5uune 1T auf 1900 i. erbGbt lpOrpen.
Ger tlbbauer @lI46f pelder me6rete@rup
pen fir Bartler Balalte au89efit9rt bat, 1T ttlr5=
lid in Bari8 geitorbeh.
Sn Der NGbe ppn S8nobri il d
farb in Der 8ribe be8 9. 6ebraor ein perlpe8ez
ner WtorbanfaQ ltatt. Der S4n9ua4er 2anpz
pebr aus O1terfappeln tppllte 300 19aier mai
S8na6rif brtn9elt, Inn He6nun9en 81 be5ab:
len. l1niern be8 SUITS &ubof purDe ct Don bret
&erlen iberfa1en, uno trpB ~leirter tapferen Sc
9enlpebr fiel er u1ter SttGen unb Sdli9et 5t
8pben. Warftleute fanoen i'm Ipdter, I'M
8(ute r69elnp, be8 @eloe8 beraubt, Dem Gope
na6e. Die perrl19telt GAGter ltnO nod nidi
ermtttelt.
56weben. Sin idwebiider Diplomat,
SER =. 2~aIlen tuebt, itebt I'M 8e9riIfe,
eine S6rtft h6er Die Ge5ie9uu9e1 S6wcDen5
GIT ben 8etmadten 3u perSfentliAen, mel4e,
i'm Safe Die III %Derlelben 9esebenen Gntballut'
gen @la16en perpienet, ent gang neue8 Itd-
anf Die benz fpdbplmer 8ertru9e pprber8e9an:
genen Serbanplun9en perf en miiroe. Sonic
S8far unp Der &rpnprin3 &arl batteu banad
9(eid Bel benz 8esinue be8 prientaltlden arte
8e8 Die Nptbweupi9feit %erfaunt, bic Bp(ittf Sar
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20

Die nieori81te 91p0e 9eipiclt, Da8 ift Elm 9ez
meine8 8euebnlen. = Sr. 0}itnte(in bat bier
nift nnr feline ~niebri8e 0(pue 9eipielt, ipuoern
our4 ietn mann6aftc8 Nuftreiet fid, Die Qdttng
ber 9un5en Gpupentirn unb NQer errnn8en,
lpelde tNN 1Grtell."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20

8tlIt8er, al8ba8 @tGli8te!
Oaitec~ uub Noffnts &btr &cfcr''!
Nller Gprten
SIR. 46 GHb.GalSertfrdFe, / 8tUr nnterVuIb
2pmtGrtGroBe, @atimpre.
0a8 bi(lt9lte %ecer IN Ter Stobt lpirb an pbiz
gen NlaBe perfuuft!
WaNnar0 uno MDfe,
8rp5- unb &letn.66nbler in 2cbr, G~rimm'uos nnb 8inbinBs.
4atcnt.2eper, GummtsT nh fir Gonqte6s GoierS ~frarsti-
f6eS &albleNer, f~rcr5tfidt qo1tn0e, Gtfv. &olbtter, rnicrer
ttQeucn 9earbetrng en8ti6e 2aitas, &nf.Gterlcrer Ster-
9ei6trr unp 3URcl. 2etfr, itaIteuidrs Sud 9irttn9e after
Nrt @cioB. tejtere uno toumnpQcne Qdees, &duGo unb Site
fell 2cifen urb ale irnfigcn GduHrnatfr=3 utbaten.
@benip Elm 8rp6eS Nirrtenrnt maierbid Ter 8pttiptler, 'pel.
Ne mir 3u Satrttpretien %pcrtdufen.
9ome6 o., Mapnarb, y erber.
19feS .. @pfc,
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53>pei Gdmelter >pelfe ben Namen Wrnz
Der fiihrten uno iii 3reireuti8cm 9fufe i%tanpeu,
eridietten auf eiuem 8a0e; teire raren 0leifz
mdbig, ndn1lid blau 0%efleibet, Gin 9Nalt
benlerfte Oie1e8 liuD tie ~ein5j0en blauen
B unber, melGe Ij0 be9reifen (a1ien !!
- Gincn ter l~uitioften @5ebarfen Aat her
Nbgeprbnete Gralner rru Docs in her boHeri=
lden Gortner uu8gelprpden. CT meinte Die
0te9ierun9 irGc nun Die Grlau5niB gum
Srreutro9en 9etcrl, 5ur @rIparutt5 55< Nu@8a>
zen aber Iplten 1d bic Decorittet Die Srbet
ielbit aus ei9enen Mittcln aiIdahen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20
9Gfen INN Baltimore.

9Gfert DOn Baltimore.
n9efpmmen II:
Oanlpldlff Georges Greef BON Charlton
O5O4anne8" rrn Bremen nit Al BuIa>
8terel1,
Satf u9arpeit" bon 2ipcrpopl.
81rfe u9(elp Qi8bt" bon 9}io Suneiro,
Cdr. V. g. Irtplett I'm 9}prfrlf.
Sdr. SiIage Welle ppn Sa(iIar.
2p1iiianna Don Norfolf.
0ampidtif WIn. Seufin8 mad 8prtpn.
4iepmpnt nab WemzNprf.
0omPter DIAMOND State nud Neranoria.
t0c1gte
itattF1oenoe Der9etgerun0en.
@eo. 9ori 11-JlornIap8 Meaft, II llbr,
i3ttrpllen u1b Srangen.
& @arpner-0r1 Gjppb8.
8 Cannon & Matbem8, ~ Stb G6ar>
le8ltr. - M66eG, 2 8iaro &c.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20

= Druffe4lcr, fdrei6t Der Qcui8piIer
Nn5ei9er, fiibren rft 9rDBorti8er 3miit nnb
Nermirruu9 berbet. SIN fr6tnmlten 8(otte rpn
Cincinnati, rem 6riitliden u2(prlr9etett", en-
ideint frl9enbe 9rdBlide 8la8p9elltie Die
9}tnber @jptte8" anitatt Die Gi1per Gjptte8. -
8enn lp etlpa8 ant 8 ritnen 9pl5e paIirt &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-20

= Sin Sauer fubr nit leinem @pbne ouf
Der Donau.- u01ub're nm brap, Sanielden, "
ia9te Der Sater uwelln mir 3'5auS %fcml1er,
frie9'n mir Sn6b'l, 10 @ptt mill" uN9
ma " antlpprtete Der Spbn, u%lpenn'8 q @ptt
taui enOmol mill, baB mir auoDel frie9en 1o0'1,
III Die Mutter mills nit, 70 frie8en nit brd
fame" -
Oa8 bietet Nl(e8. Sn Ghicasp tri,ft
man ieBt 9efrprre8 8ier. Die Slliroi8 Staot8z
5eittng ia9t pa5u: DieIe S 8ier i~ibertrifft All
Site rllb Qualitdt bet .Q8eitem bo3 Spd6ier
be8 ppri9cn Spmlner8 benn befanntermaBett
ent3ie9t Der 8rrit Dem 8ter f1it aIe Wafierz
tbeile, mabrenb NUT Der ei9entli4e 8ierltpff 5uz
riiGb(ei6t.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-10
S 2 o o , D o o.!
APPROXIMATION FRIZE

iSOOO prizes amounting To-. -. SxOO OOO
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters S25O.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
Thirty Thousand numbers corresponding with thoss
the Tickets placed in wheel The $50 prises
are pa ed tn another wheel uumber drawn from the
Number Wheel and at the time prize drawn
the other wheel The Prize drawn h placed against the
nun Der drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out
approximation PTizes.-rSs two prsceASn G
and the succeeding numhrs 10 those drawing
$50 prizes will be enttl TO the go APP-OXnAsa Prss,
according 10 the Scheme.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Eneo-e The money TO our addr for the sket ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded By hrst mail
The list OF draEn numbers and prizes will be pzr
chAsers Immediately Ater the drawing,
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
eE Purchasers viii please write their sgnatur PLAN
and give their post odhee, county and State.
So Remember that every Prize is raWn and able In
fali without deduction.
CY All Prizes Of 81 600 and under. paid INN aaer
the draWingother prSes at the uuA time OF thirty daEs
Al communications AtTictly confidential
Prize Tickets cast 81 renewed other Tck sAa
Office. Orders for Tickets can he addressed 90
s. SWAN a co Atlanta, g.
ors SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
oci14 err srNSTEEN, Boz 3 Nashville p. Q.
A the shove il ~old snd D1mber sshsns,'
Certificates or Packages can be sold In u.
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Lands and Lots for Sale,

I 4 y ACRES OF Valuable Land on both sides Of tn
II = Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from
Nashville, which depot has been recently located, web
improved good water, good soil, with fair proportion Of
residence Either Of the road the whole
will be sold to suit purchasers.
56X ACRES, mile from the town or Franklin, in
Williamson county, the Liberty road, and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation. Has comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs, and productive soi-suabe for four
handsome settlements will sell \, q, =, all to suit
purchasers.
ACRES mostly timbered part ofthe Brentwood Tract,
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted to
the purposes Of Vineyard Nursery, Market Garden
10H ACRES the Gaatin Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashville, between Stull and Sedge; would make
business in town convenient and comfortable country
resid nee.
800 ACRES on both sides of the Nashville and North
Western Railroad II miles Of Nashville Big Harpeth
River and miles east Of Kingston Springs $50 Acres GEAR
ed-baance well timb aredgOod soil and water, and CON-
Ortablr improvements
52H ACRES, well improved, miles from Nashville oB
the Mill Creek Valley Pike, and the N. c R. R. Soil
Of good quality, good Dwelling, fine young Orchard and in
a very good neghborhoOd.
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots miles North Of Nash
vile, the Whites Cresk Turnpike road most beau
tifu building lot
LOTS Of any size from so feet 25 Acres on the BuenA
Vista Turnpike road from to miles Of Nashville, with
without Timber, convenient to Buena Vista Springs.
10 LOIS in the corporation Of Nashville wilson
Springs the Franklin Turnpike road several
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. R. several and IN,
Muree horo Turnpike road in the 7th Ward, and
west of Capitol Hill the corporation line.
PRICES Low RMS Liberal. Those who wish 10
purchase would do well to make ear application to
apI0-tf G w NANCE.
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Mount OIivet Cemetery.

fE'HE Direc ors OF this Company to the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid OF with
able avenues and walks and portions OF the grounds sub
divide into Family Lots which offered Tor sale
The Of the grounds be the Office Of lin
ey Crockett where the public invited to call and
anime the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity o
ishvs and pledge themselves to the public spare
money pains make equal any Cemetery in the
Union and srch Nashville may feel pride in
TIE Gemetry 10 the charge Of a competent Super
inendsn living the gr und under whose direction in
terments will be made in the best and The
charges
The Directors Of the Company are desirous that the
grounds should be visited by the Citizens Of Nashville
for purpose omnibus viii leave the Office Of Lindsey
and Crockett at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the 3h inst
and every Friday afternoon thereafter the hour
The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds, will
be called for their Residences by sending eir by
ing their cards, TO the President Of the Company.
A. " 8. LINDSLEY President.
c. W. NANCE, sec'y. BUG jy3-tG
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Notice to Consignees.
TRANSFORMATIONS oryIcE n. = c. R. 7

q Ne n.
nashville, Sept -, 1883 (
GNHE drRymen Of Nashville having discontinued receiv.
ing goods at the Depot, Consg VII hereafter be
notified Of the arrival OF their goods and furnished With
bill OF fr light due ANY presenting the
tce and paying the bill viii be recognized tn apthoriz
ed agent the Consgnee The respon sbly Of the road
terminates with the delivery Of the goods and claims
deficiencies and dam will not be allowed aer delivery
unless by consent being the duty Of the agent have
in his eson evidences Of deiv ry cOngnees their
agents required receipt all articles deliver
ed. Notices for all consignees whose place Of business
residence is not known WILDE sent 70 the Post Oce
CHAs. W. ANDERSON Agent.
B-The object Of the above notice is give
signees any unnecessary trouble, compel daymen
responsibilities that do not legitmatey belong
their business but simply define the position Of the road
leaving merchants and draymen to make their
rangements. septic c. W. A.
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Facts About AnbrotYpes.

A WBROTNPI were "Tltrod4ced" in Nashville
n by A. LARCCMBE.
AmbTOtypes made nowhere else in Nashville than at
the Ambrotype Rooms, No 40 College St.
Ambrotvpes made upon double plate glass hermet
cay sealed and thus protected against all possibility Of In
Jury
amOrotype Counterfeits made single glass; not
sealed and durable ordinary deguerreotype
Ambrotypes named by the Inventor to distinguish
them from all other pictures Other borrow the
and apply it Inferior picture which lacks the main
points Of IN Ambrotype-tone and durability iebt8
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A. C. & A. B. BEECH,

NO. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
VA N " n RI 1ZzS
HAVE in store very large amount Of New and
IL Desirable Pan and Winter GOOis, direct from the
hAnds Of importers and manua;urers all OF which have
been purchased to best advantage Persons visiting Nash
to cali and examine oar ssoSk before making their pur-
ehases determined to sell at the lowest figures
Silks.
Rich n9unced Silks, Striped BrocadS Chinz Founcei
Jaspa
New style Stripe and Plaid silks Of all kinds;
Pine blk Rspt and Arm0 Silks fr mourning;
large stock Plain blk Silks Of the best makes in all
Cashmeres and DeLanes.
Our stock Of Wooden Dress Goods embraces everything in
this lne-hne rich Figi D-L4ne= hne Agd C'shneres,
s [2o Dstanei 1 Psn2 in AZ sooTs p. OetTiI S Ihla'
pins best make fine blk Bom)azne and AlPaceas all
prices sold and blk Cobsrge Cloths
Cloaks and Shawls
or every stye cloth Velvet and Moire Antique Stella
border aud sc4rf Long and Square sAawls plain
BLK and DrA0 do.
Fine Val. Lace Sets;
" Collars, ne style;
French needle-work Collars trimmed;
New style Enh'd Muslin Sett,;
Enb'd Linen sets Enb Ja;1uet Collars and Sleeves
OF the most beautiful styles, En6d travelling settsi
Ladies has Hemstich and Enbh Hlnd<hsi
Enbd a skirts new ssyle goods FOR skirts
HAIR Clo,h, a article Grass Goth for skirts;
Hoopel Hair szirts, plain Domestic Hoop Skirts
Hosiery AMI Gloves.
Best make Kid Cloves (L4dies aud ientlemensC
Ladies' Silk, Ca,hmere, Lise thread, BEAVER and Raw
silk hseced Gloves;
wooleu, KID ami Buck GuSntlets
Every description Gentlenens G owes and Gaunt-
let's
Misses Beaver Gloves for school
Bl'k Raw six uDse pian and ;sced
Bfk Cashnere and W0rsted ho,e-l4des and misses;
Very superior lot Ladies a3d Misses Grey English
WOO'en House;
Large lot chHdrens Worsted Hose and Grecian Boots
for nfants
All colors Eastern Knitting Yarns;
Grey SHAKER Yarn.
Gsutlemen's Furnishing Goods.
B'k and Fancy French Cloths;
Pine Fancy Dole Nl Fseach Ca aSsimeres;
= bl'k Doeszn CassiTeres;
PIan Blue sni B'k Double English Cashmere,
ticle
Beautiful hg'd Velvet ves.ing;
Elegant lot ready made shirts and Shirt Collars;
Ready made Linen Stirt tosoms;
Geutlenen's Metz Under shirts and Drawers
Plain and Ribbed silk shirts and Drawers;
Ladies' Nett Wool ami Merino Vests.
House Furnishing Goods.
Table Damask, cry variety;
Linen Towels, Napkins and Husksback Diapers;
Marseiles QiiIts Linen and Domestic Sheeting;
Pillow Slip Linens and Domestic.
Carpets and Curtain Goods
Wet hand n very heavy Stock Of Carpets,-the
best makes ply aud ply Carpe = Tapestry and Vel
vet Carpets beautiful in Velvet and Tapestry me
Velvet Rugs e-gans STYLES Farlor Mats Of al KINDS,
striped, in STYLES, E gAu Lace and Muslin Curtain,
Embroidered Muslin in The piece. Cornces, Pins, ani
Bands Of most beautiful styles. Gimps, Loops ard other
trinm ngs 20 macu Those having small rooms TO cover
prices very large Of fne Bed Blankets ghite and
gey Negro Blankets and Arctic Travelling Blankets and
ShaEs OF all kinds, Negro Clothing Of all kinds, Wagon
shseting, yards wide. A. q. A. D. BEECH,
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Straw Hats and BOnnets,

LOUIS Il. DESSAKI,
ATELv FROM PARIS, begs leave to II form the citI-
IL Of Nashville and neighbOrng towns that he Is
prepared bleach and press Straw Bonnets and Hats in
style He promises those who will patroniEe him,
that they will not recognize their Bonuets Hats, he
make them like MhneTs, Haters and Merchants
will find It their interest 70 make Arrangements Eith him
Merchants who have old Hats BOnuets hand
al their and sell it for He will also attend
lying straw Goods. Call at No. l3 Deaderick ST.,
octS-2m Up Stairs.