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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
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CINCINNATI AT WASHINGTON.

From Our Special Correspondent .
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June D, 1850.
The White House gives "signs OF wo thas all IL
lost" The anguish of the Court over the ballot
ing at Cincinnati is indescrbable
Douglas says Buchanan will be nominated In the
morning. 1t is understood that he (Dous'as) nm
transferred bis men by telegraph tonight.
Fitzgerald TssistrO, an Sl,eOO Clerk in tho
State Department, has been removed for wddas
on abusive letter to The Baltimore Rspssl'ess
about foreign Ministers and sending copies under
the Department seal to Ministers.
Bully Brooks remains here because the North
ern Pierce Delegates protested against bis goinsw
Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

A BRIGHT LIGHT IN THE MEDICAL fACULTf'
IL h pleasure record the testimony oil pf
erei r. fsse Qe oths shfal Physc.a' IN tae s'un
Of the vond if1 merits VI RADwAy's READY hsLWf ~.
Pace has G yess used kApwAvs RrLIkf RscvLafok saa %
REsoLvENI IN lis prseuce, with th~se great f7ue ns
Uttn all other odes Of treatment failed The IL n ~
restored the dying 10 life and health
a., hole Medicsl Faculty would listen the warning voice
of on f lie Supporters and knsmen aud these cse
ms ed RemeS.s their practre they might save multi
sude OF lives" Read Dr. Pages leIet, here ass
YELLOW FEVER. -
EpwARps Mi.s Sept. 90 1855.
,,,. CT Norfulk There Is popular rouedy
now ou.h m vogue purposes OF heath ana comfort
xrh;ch am dsp,@ed earnestly to recommend as
s,snt on tb,s occasion. IL . Rsd~sy, Ready hesi sna
L. much superior &c the Eau Sedsuve oi hsIa' ,s %
=. h, he French Crto,es II should be u" oy ,ns
and se. dau the ssk, as ~ssh io Tue ha"u &
Sev Sr, ps oft al the being drank To wat ooet
s,onsy tbrcush dsy pour forher, 'ertomsc e'e
tn ex .eUee Of the epidemic IL Is highly euo,nSh HuS
e1hiiIstius agent; its timely use ~Ii save IN" !, n
Lyes rh@pN' 49, '' -
The New and Extensive BAZAAR oi fASCi
Coops ald TOYS just opened at No 4s9 BrosowC oy n
Roegas who removed from his o'd stand eon sI
yMirty of La ies kas Rete slos Jet Ofusmsn
Cases Brushes, Combs. Perfumsry aud fS1eI soaps s
the ,nost complete Of Toys u.s. Games Ae y
the Instruction AID auusement OF Caiicre Is'e)
and for sxe st the loo est Dpoitsts' prices by .o ,,
i. RsGERs No w brosd~y'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

In publistipg in TIE TRIBUNE of Tuesday the
abstract of tie evidence before the House Commit
tee IN the Sumner Outrage, We expressed thu
opip on that the report of the Committee in merely
.uh.c,ipg Edmur d-un to q csnsure. let off that
seconplics Of Brooks altogether too easily. A re
exam psiicn OF the minutes of his evidence as pub
.hed N ,zter,o in The Globe, confirms Us in tia.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

From our Special Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June s. 1856.
Washington continues hot and quiet A fNw
members march to the Capitol every day. hesdod
by Jones Of Tennessee, and adjourn over. Nc.
Sumner continues comic rtable and s beginning 20
see bis friends again. The dOings OF tho Ciacn'
natl Convention is the principal topi; Of interest,"
here. 's r.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

The House Committee will close its investigation
of the Karsas Election Frauds, &c, on the 10Th
inst. They will Of course bs back in Washington
on cr before the 25it when the question OF Kaasas
Admission comes up IS special order.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

A President who has the Treasury at his back
and hundred thousaI Office holders to ele;iioneer
for bim, and who yet begius with about two-firhs
and soon willis away to less than third vi his
part,'s nominating Convention, Is 10 RAPID de-
clIe, and might as we'll confess it, Can Fe'nklia
p;, roc BE the Ouly man among Twenty-Five Md
liens who doesn't perceive th's!
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

Ralph Me,calf, Opposition, was yesterday elect
ed by the New. Hampshire Legislature, AS Gov
ernor of that State, by msjority of tSenty five
votes Wells (Adm.) received Que hundred aid
fifty votes.
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rha Naxy and Extepsiye BAZAAR of FANCY
WINDOW SHADES

lMrRovEaEsrs AND ENrtRPRtsE
KKLry fssevsoS No 29i broadway aud Resdess, ha O.
NJ sreat aud patented" their ineenioa.
Tor WINDOW SHADES, and arc n"
pe,ssed supply tho trade with al unVsied sso.
snen fuy CENT LEss than before sold AZ
sowe undo patent uoue can
compete st,h us either IN style price Also dLr CoS
BsOcArELL De LANES. DAsAsks LACE and MusLis IVH
ke.
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Total........296 296 296 2g6 296 296 2s6
No choice having been effected-the rule re
curing toO.tbirds vote-the Convention then ad-
jouIned to ~ o'clock this mOrni0g.
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HoLLOwAY's sPILLs.-Delicate Females who are
bssssed I'D oebated by complains peculiar to their oss.
ssen are VI ornly relieved by HoLLowAys PtLLs fof
eyns sIssm hot hushes ek hesd-cn- pains 10 toe bct
sne bsy sys safe and reliable 'enedy Solo At tbs
9ehsse'oite No 80 Madeblsoe y. All 10 2ii strand
Ionoon ehe oy all drusEs ~ 25c fc AID : per ooA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

From Our own Reporter
CINCINNATI, Wednesday, June q, 1880.
Thomas DARCY McGee has written latter 70
the President of the Convention, demanding t's
.xpulsion OF the murderer Herbert OF California
who ia one of the delegates. No notice mas oeoa
taken of it. The Southern opposition TO tne ".
with ENGLAND and Fiibuster resolutions exceeded
in M case forty votes, but it rslled successfully
and ,o,ed down a moderate resolution 10 favor d
the Pacific Railroad. This created con'iderAo''
feeI;no The States with Presidential candidates
souirmed under this test, but PepnsylVan vo'S'
with the South,
SECOND DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI Thursday, Juoe D, io''.
The reyersion of the Com1lttees repo" -
New.Y York case, ard the triumph OF 'o'
through the Buchanan combination, "a' o.
ptot4d result. Had the vote been taken -
the majority report, it is believed sdss ~'s''
succeeded, but it was very clear there w.
earnest league b.tween the Hsrds aud 'he p'.''
men, 1t hes embistered the Sof's and 'nef "'
against Buchapan, aid the best-icforued op'n'0'
that Buchanan must be suppIanted. lie nSa y
ority three times to day, closing wiso o''' a..
peeds between forty aid fifty votes moro ~.
riends have lost Humorous bets that he "o'',
nominated before the fifth ballot. There VI" -.
of 81 600 that be would be nominated o' "a
tenth They still boast with conhdenc.
be will be put through TO omorr""' -
don't believe IT, Virginia support Is o' '0's -,,s
sincerity. She is acting as usual 20 a. 70 '" -.
the Convention. and has done 30 thus tor.
failure Of California effort 70 reverse the
the Pacific Rsiroad, has eIaspersted her sur .n
against Buck ansn. The Ant-Buchanap i'''' r,S
more esrrest and consolidated thsn eVer' -
consider his defeat sure. Massachuse~ w a
piue ior Pierce to four for Bucbanao, and 80
for Pierce 10 seven for Buchanan. Rh"de
cbapted TO Buchanan ON the last baii'' = -
divided. and will probsbly alternate between 's.s
and Buchanan paeos in tho Cabinet and '' ,,.lb
ore freely promised for Buchanan vo"<-' ,,.sdr
to be eyeIrtde tmed, even # be WINS Ine"'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

SINe.rr;R's SEWING MACHINEs.-We have great
In stating that the power for our sfes,
kosy interrupted fee days by the ire IN the Ne~
dotot buiding IA asain restored aud IL full oPerao-
sssip 6ninK our SEWING MACHINES faster IMAM eNei o
tsipins oil the admable improyeDepts INTERIOR ma
ship Of other taken in exchsneo As uus
L. NJ SINGER II Co, No. SI3 broaa"AJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

SUMNER STOCK Our large and elegant stock
of SUMNER IL ready and on sale emor.cins
narI spees and styles t. be found no where else forming
tho largest stock OF desirable SUMMER CborhN"
have evsr got up very MODERATE but liked PIlces
u. DEvLIS Co,
Noe 80 and DO Broad cor Warren-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

WIGS snd have improvements peculiar TO thei house
They are celebrated all the world for their graceful oeauy
sSo and durabty-fttins to CHARM The tIses ana oes
siok h the world II private rooms tor applying MS famous
DYE Sold at bATo@f'"s -. - .,VaI~sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

JOUvEN'S NOTORIOUS PRLPARATIONS InstaHtI!
KID GLOVES with tho slightest smell Rus W 10
niece Of dunue and the stains forthwith disappear Ca
Be Won INN ediseiy aherward One bottle w%ran'sd 10
slsau 90 pair. Price % ceDta Agents wac ed
CONTENT. MARY 20 No 5OI broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

POTICuOMANIE-POTICH E.--Presents
s young eepers elegant and Ornamental Ever
visible drawing they viii be fessv I'd q. okeus
epsbp and OF the and talent OF the gvs
THIS besou.i Of DEcoRATiNG GLASS can be ACQUIRED per
Boxes contaiin two Vases tuii IN
slructiuas, AID every article required. price 30
CexTESr, NGARy Co. No. 5cf bro-dwey
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
WnpFR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE

WHpFR'S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE
The ONLY SALAMAsDER SAFE made, aid
THE BEsT fIRE-rRooF SAFE IN rHE WORLD
Secured with Wdes Patent Powder and Burglar Proo LOCK-
Ali Safes made by
WARRANTED FREE FROM DAMPNSss.
EoTIcE-Sas c. Herring LONGER makes or sells hs Gel
ebrpte Fire Proof Safe his iicsnse ba ing expired
Depots No liz Wstsi-st (nesr Wall New. York,
Eoe q Walnut ard GraDite-sts, Phila teiPhs, aud
~ B. @ WILDER Co,
Patentess and Mauufacturers.
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Cp1NITy HALL CLOTHING WAREHOUSE -

;~ I'D Known Clotbrg Warehouse at No il fulton e.,
under the INN edste management OF T. DEGSoor
.,oons fbe esabhuens In New OK us ek
fsn.ve sck Of ready m.de goods made I'M the best mae
Tsis BY experienced wotmen to who iioeta wases ee
risep This part Of the tor secures Tor
6is soods 6nsh and durability which be looked In vsn
for els4 here department Of t1 waehoase
40, ,h o,st and sk cutters, and
tele i, vsrsted large stock Of stylish Summer gods are
rAet ed At t,rsnite Hall exceodb giy low prices
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STHyENs Sc
Rich CARPETINGS.

PErERsok HynPHRxY
No. 5A Broadway, opposite the St Nicholas,
Are sellite rich velyct Carpeti1e from NJ 10 M yard
Rich Tapestry CsIpetiDs' from 81 to lol per yeId'
Rich Brussels Csrpeting, from u to 81 pes yard
Rich 3pIy elegant coicrs from 81 to 81 per yard
R,ch Heavy Saper6ns, from 81 70 81 per yard
Oil CIotbs Cuar Materials Mattresses kc, equally low
kr cash PETER,os & HUmPBREy No. 5A Broadway.
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al d when piniOned in his seat.
When these two congenial souls reached the rO-
tunda together, Brooks-we may well suppose act
ing upon the suggestion of Edmundson-instead Of
waiting there, with his wind sound aud his muscles
unfa,igued by sudden e1ertion, for Mr. Summers
SpprOach, went at once into the Senate Chamber.
Edmundson went into the House, but as soon as
that body adjourned walked over to the Senate,
where " be saw Mr.. Brooks standing in the lobby
on the opposite eide Of the main aisle from where
"Mr. Sumner was sitting watching
bis chsnce, as before arranged between them, for
ZONE safe method of attack by which the danger to
be apprehended from Mr. Summers supposed sUpe-
rior strength might be avoided. 1t would appear,
however that Brooks still entertained some idea of
conniyiDg to get Mr.. Sumner out of the Senate
Chamber; but Edmundson, having retired with
him iotO the vestibule outside the chamber, dis
fua6ed Lin from il.
This is all the conversation which, at the time of
making bic stat.n eDt, he remembered to have had
with Mr. Brooks, that had any relevancy to this
nat'er;" but that some other conversation did pass
between them is pretty evident from what imme-
tie Senate Chamber, out Of which he again passed
by another door, having met Senator johnson in
tbe vestibule, be propounded to him the question,
"lf there would be any impropriety, should an al
"tercai.on occur between Mr.. Brooks and Mr.
"sumner, of its taking place in the Senate Cham-
.ber, the Senate bavilg g adjourned at the time ?"
Why this question to Senator johnson Does it
not prove beyond all cavil that the propriety or
safety Of attacking Mr. Sumner in the Senate Cham
Der and in his seat had just been in discussion be-
tween the two conspiratOrs' And does not tSe
obj.c .ctions which Edmundson ststes himself to have
made TO sending to Mr. Suunsr q message which
might have called him from his seat show beyond
I'll ca, u at TO attack him in bis seat, and by sud
den surprise, and thus to evade the formidable diff
Guilty Of lis supposed superior strength vas Ed
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HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.-Ihe
vbove osebsted Safes with Hail Patent Powder Proof Lock
Improvement all improved Sssnsnaei otho.
-heDc " Champion" Their uunpbs the
vorld ars adv Nv, aud their history their enlogy
For Green Block, kos ls6 lS and 10y watsist'
Nsv.yorL &. C. HERRING Il Co.
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HOUSTON SPRINGS.
TllESE SPRINGS, are situated il
Scott county, Virginia, n the hank Of the IIoisto

TlIESE SPRINGS, are situated in
Scott county, Virginia, the bank Of the IIoston
River.
Nature has congrcg1tcd here within radius Of three
feet tur Distinct varieties of water, (y1 Warm Spring
possessing important mncra properties With uniform
temperature Of GNlSo-thus rendering II a delightful
meiicatci warm bathi White sulphur, very fne and
plra-ant 10 the TASTE Chaly II excellent quality
and what Il remarkable. cold Limestone Spring
Numerous extraordinary from the use u these
waters, particularly the Warm Spring, might he men
toned, but II T. deemed unnecessary. The undersigned
having recently become the sole proprietor Of this prop
eriy respectfully informs the public tha BE- is prepared
For the accommodation Of visitors and will spare pains
to make the souu u all who may favor him With call,
one % he remembered with pleasure.
az After the lst ct July, there will be trveekly
mail passing The Springs. Me-srs y. c Dunn Co. tho
enterprtsng aud accommodating mail contractors from
Abingdon 10 Cumberland Cap will at all times. 10 Accom-
mo,alc visitors drive by tho Springs, and will at any
time furnish extra Stage.
Julyl7nt JOHN s. GAINES
5E- savannah Republican and Abingdon Viteinan.
will please insert four times week and send account to
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is5G-sPRING GOODs-Is50.

T. BUKClARD a CO., kNON-
~ . VILE TENN Middle Store II Canns biloxi
Gay Street 100 store hnl are wing unusury
choice variety oi Spring nrrs' labfcH which they arc
selling n The very lowest plres possible their nnk rn.
lists n Part " the following, of frrch, lnrlth and
AmrIitan production. nlmblzinrs, AlUacasl Challas
pohues, Grenadines Beugc' li,aucs, famalan Grape,
hWott &c., &C.,
rllNrLD G0ODs,-poraIl', nhlianics, Chmbrrs,
iHcHncis Lawns, ufF1ndas aud ngugrs uso Paris Black
shs superior qualities bi,h FHnoy silks, f0ulanls very
handsome French ANA English Calio1rs. Gughnms an
sorts VI printed rhalau and lirugu Dralnesi iiom low
price On YoIy rich.
nuual kEtrERsGOlDs Linens for shifting, Sheet.
Ing PILLOW Casing Ac, sc, Birlsoye Diapers, scotch
ditto, IuWelliug Walters dmpfry summer Goods for
Men aud Boys OF Linen aud Cutton lr,ung &c.,
DlNtSlt fOups-Au uuriNalled assortment II Sheet.
lug sAfiiug Drown aud nlcnched from 10 "a Kicking
checks &c. Also an Elegant assortment u Collars LhCrs
aud Emhroldcdes In general.
MANTllLAs.-ln addition ~ the above W. have a
large stock VI Manullns aud large variety Of styles In
slh aud Muslin which viii be- offered NJ low prices Also
great variety of Other desirable Gpods 10 which the at
loluon of purchasers cordially and respectful, u,ltI.
~. nuRCHABn Co..,
Junelf 3mll2
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70 OWNERS OF MlLLS.-SMUq


MACHlNEs.-l ana Agent ior the sale Of iouug'
lmpt0,rd Patent smut and Screening Machine, would
furnish long list of cerIiGcatrs from gentlemen who
have those machines IN but IL s not my purpose 10
publish very lengthy and expensive adicfiiscmon-
Any person who viii Try the machine will be- better salts
Nod u ~ efficacy Than with all that ohon say IN its
favor and am quite willing 10 risk ls reputation on
iar tun have no apprehension that there Il any bet
t.f machine IN usr ui this tact am sashcd-and nom
the very numerous st Of names VI gentlemen who have
tho machine In use, and who think It superior 10 all
others feel fully sustained IN What say have tn ma
chimes Tor sale and at all times prepared 10 put them
In motion iur ANY person wishing TO have one have
lately started In each of the following gontlemons
Mills Col g. llr,kcll. Knox county Mr.. Samuel faln
NJ Geo Kline, Jefferson county Mr.. william H. Nelson
d. DWbsun, 6teeue county; COL, 1iliord Washington
county; and Mr. : NJ. Slower Carter county, 10 these
gentlemen iearlossly refer think neither Of them
v0uu le willing 'l1urr them for any other shutter
n te United states some Of these gentlemen have used
other machines. hut have thrown them aside and taken
mine Besides helr rhfacy In cleansing they are more
durable and less lallc a. got out II order
also furnish the very best description Of French Burr
hstpnes and dress them ready fr use, and on as
souahr terms be- furnished by any other person.
Address me at Iunrsbor0' Tenn, from whence letters
Will be- promptly attended 10,
Eftt4tff JAgDp Alter
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LAGoNpA AGRIcULTURAL WORKS,
MhiNbf4hLp tLdhN totA4lt DHio
w ARDER, BROKAW d CHILD

w ARDER, BROKAW q CHILD.
w We would call the attention of the Farmers "
last Tennessee 70 our Manufactures, which consist IN
part Of
Ee',hums Moving Machine,
Kotehums Reaper aud Mower combined
New York iIoud-lnkiug Braper
New York svli-i,akug Reaper, and
scNmours Grain Drill aud Grass Seed Sewer
frlma long experienced n manufacturing the above Ma
chimes Brr runli,nt % sG'tiag thr Farmers ~ h-
country The Ketchuui's Moving Machine We can conf.
dcuty the public Re- the best Moving Machine that
las ever been Manufactured and has taken the premium
over all other machines wherever thas been exhibited
Tic New Yolk Reaper can speak for itself we having
In the lat years made and sold GOO, and IN
case have we hatR machine returned iruon performance
They are staple Light Draupht tor Horses and not
y, rot out u repair
We scl tho above Machines in all cases under the I'll,
lowing Warrautce.
The Mower 80 cut AMI sprcad from 10 to u Acres Of
Grass per day, with one rtr of Horses and driver
The Reaper to cut ilum ~ 90 - Acres Of Wheat OATS
OF other small Zuin per day, and Is laht trtuEht
NeRlap WurIg the above Machine, tn bo made of good
materials aud the work 10 hn we'll done. n In any
the Machines DO NOT come mp 60 tie above waranee, We
viii yhu0riuly refund tho M iuFy
No Al order. nr Machines or inquiries about them,
promptly attended Go by
J. s. CUNNING, Agent
vttHn IA
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N D.GATES, No. II BROADWAY,

/ NEW YORK, offers far .lle at the lowest cash
ptiros hctrhums Moving hachiu,s M0getsand Reap
ers cumbucd lussey's heapers Kcapers and Movers
combined, Buualls koapcrs, Horse HsyHakcsi any Of
The Machines manufactured by Wheeler, Melick Co, q
Albany New York, which Tor durability and performance
are unsurpassed 10y any Ia the world via 'Whcolers one
Two Horse Hallway Chain HORSE Powers aud ThrcshcTs
ani combined rhrcshcrs and NnnoNes, Clover Iullers,
Pennsylvania Straw and Corn stalk Cutters for horse
powcr awrcnccs Circular saw Mills, for Swing wood,
&c, bugarius Horse Powers for A. OF horses, Tap
lin Circle Horse Powers aud Tme-lers also 1hreshefs
with Clover attachment HuEsts, Nourse Mason Co $
Hay and Straw Cutters for Hand Horse Powers fom
81 to 22 or any Of the Agricultural Machines made by
kuggc-i Noutse Mason Co, at Boston prices, Batcc
ders Corn Planters southern and Western Corn shelters,
Horse Hoes aud Horse aud Hand CultiRtors. Flows q
various kinds Sturhnck, Eagle &C. Burr Stone and Cast
Iron Portable 0rist Mlls Sugar Mile Circular Upright
saw Mills Or saving Lumhcr; Hay and Cotton Presses,
Harris Sons Smut aul Securing Machine psrryl Gel.
ehntcd Shugln Machines. Steam Engines and Boilers
from horse power upwards aud Agricultural aud other
Machinery generally
Prompt and particular attention paid to orders
T. D GATES, No. " nBoABWAY,
Af11g1Nt
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.,TATE on DEMONSTRATIONS.

! NsoN COUNTY. CIRCUIT COURT March Term 1850
Mi f,r Divorce HENRY ROBINSON, - NANCY y.
HOBINsON In this case II appearing from the allega.
tpus Of the h that the dciendent Is resident Il
the state NJ Tennessee It j. therefore ordered that puh
cation be made inr three successive months IN ruwnows
Knoxville Whig, newspaper published In this State 70.
quirnE said aciondrnt ~ he and sppear At the term
II orr Circuit Court 10 he held fr said county 1T the
Court Hous. u the town II TAI lotsve, upan tho n
Monday NJ November next N plead snswcr ~ dcmur 70
compliments hill ~ the same will be- taken confessed
and zet ilf hearing ErpGrfs
Witness. james " Wright Cierk u our said Court At
ONCE in rayiprsville the - Monday II March u 1856
NsvAt-1pf JAS W WRIGHT. e. an
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nESIRABLE FARMS For SALE.

The undersigned o1ers Tor sale TWO VALUABLE
YARNS In Knox county, The first Is situated on the
llostou river, six md onhnli miles from knoN,ille,
aud the East Tennessee and Virginia Nailroad con-
taius about FOUR ~ NDELD AND FIFTY ACRES ~
LAND, comprising hr- class riycrhotom, most excellent
upland, ana huc body Of Timber, the whole being re-
markedly well Wacrrd and possessing 4 the finest
springs 10 the county There also good watCrpuwcr
sNtahle for saw Mil. Possessing the advantage both
OF the ipslnn river aud of the Railroad II afOfdsa most
favorable location fora Steam MIL either for grain OF
lumber The Improvements Rrc not costly but convent
ent and suhslantM-crmprising good Dwelling house,
Barn Stables Cribs, Be, young and thrifty Orchard.
Just commencing to bear fruit n every variety well
leced THIS farm adj lns that oi Johu Cooke and h tho
same formerly owned by John T. King, aud Il Ia every
respect Of the bost In Eis Tennessee, and will be
sold on such terms 20 mako n object r those wish.
Ing 10 make profitable Investment 10 examine u heiurr
purchasing elsewhere.
The second farm lies the first and upon both the
East Tennessee aud Virginia lailrnal aud The Old Stage
road leading from Knoxville Ia Rutlejuo, and Is know n
A. the Wersrr tr1"t. Il is Elk miles from Knoxville,
confirms ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES two
fine Orchards aud comfortable buildings. Further dc
sarptun Is dremcl unnecessary Those wishing 10 pur
chase will NJ course visit the premises
The above property will De- sold either separately ur Ia
the same purchaser desired. aud upon accommodating
terms lur further Particular applv O.
Mar22tf NJ. ". KING, Knoxville Tenn.
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