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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15

VARIETY 5 TORE!
/ I'.E9.I I1'F NJ "ienei a NAFIEIY srnpp -
hrady ST. stssaH +th ani 9TH pltsro a. Ii .h
constantly on hand choice selection Of WI Keep
Dress Goods and Trimmiro.t

Dress Goods and Trimminos,
Among TIE stock will be E4pnH = e3.-Is.
r rah s n tisntei s'iks Powered Robe pis,n
n,,s prLs'nss hateErs, NsNicanias NLi,e nns ~ 80
'lEuied swiss Lau4bIle and J,~,..., MI, a
lawns b,oases haeroieries Worked and "a a,i..s
,s.s, ia.s Misses ana Chlreus Cattony Uasiery
saneo ,ioid stone, and other lat - e's OF
TUNA heeIer side and Back Combs D. shotalIs as,a,,
'As , - slis Muslin aud lace Nantlel
fATty and other dresses mad. In tls r,,., ,.,t,,,
styie anu al shortest notice Mantle, and en- rat, =,
osasr Patterns received npBity from Paris 10 .rs,"
- M s"s~inei5 The whole stock was selected by nv
sei ahd can recOBmrud Il to M, est,n,s,. >, ~ ~
osst selection ever brought 10 Davenport Wv
DA'ehPor1 hffl 70, 'Obdu MRS 8 c AIKEN
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Essgla EaEine aaa Pine Insaraass Company,
r ..o...... a. 3D.
isfsi ssv 4 fss sSxss
fO.fAfiox And FikR RISKS, at rsssssss's
A. subssd,,ieua, rstsrs premium Of 10 per cent.
vtn ss essd back % essss easse@es q We close 81
=: sssf ,...,., IA ..,.e..a s.,,s,.r.. n,or.s,,
sitaatsl nay bs inssred agsinst ioss OF damage 81
ars hsy lsAstA Of ane from che 70 ave ysrs, n
y. ~ e es...:.:. .sa tA.' avoid .ssss'a.a''
CAPITAL 100000.
Isaoe uva~Aas rkeo. Perry, wa Hsrron,
"A |. w Sas.p., PIX a Sss.Ass'on,
WIN. s Es.ea, m. !. ssa....a, j. Rsyaaids,
isAAc 4sSsasll,, Presi b. L. r. BsraLAsp, Vice
JoHN xDlss Assn. Tor Rock bland. davenport.
nois sssbst, Rock Island. once In paveaport At The
cosarig Keom OF The State Democrat.
Nay fssA. d.M .----
kiss5e oiV las.Taaes cs.l..X -.
sa.a:e o..s.la, rs.., a.ars s.sss. sew.
Dec VS.. n.yssPsrt io...
fqR STAR NoU1AMCx COMPANY,
1A'D 10 S TxTiaI 's SO 9, esq., ss5.'4
MilllHsure Fire and Inland TRANSPORTATION 1sss
:. sss :. ~ osss. shepard
W. al nssa, Besee, Lyon Co, GhieAss. A. =. =
Aysr..M D., nAssarsr's S si n ss LEE. aG.
nsys.Sa, kAsis 81, Rock Island. III.
nis,ssri state Natal Fire. Marine Insurance
Company OF u. LSuis.
CAPITAL, ssos yoea, nd ssassAasis Increasing
piRkcfoRsi San
:. Kss, B. w Alexander, n. wymsn,
is. MeCsao, .. AiJanaary, C.H.Pess.
Psiices issaod from 20 days &c SIX YeArs And me
Insured participate 10 the whole pronis
For afarmaton ensaire OF the andeIsSns ed a AssA'
70, 81. n,s 81 s. u~,. = : -
Insurance.
FlRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ETNA,
usulAHcR COMPANY, HARrFoRD,
Chartered 1879.
CASH CAPITAL, esoo,soe
SO ME
INSURANCE co. OF THK CITY vw vopx.
Cash Capital. ssoO'Ooo.
xoRTH.wRSTERN
IsxsrAacs Co. Of tAs State
OF NEW YORK.
csa.ecsie.s MANUAL late Insurance
Co. Of Hartford, CT.
AcouIlxD CAPITAL, 0i. 600, 900
OFFICE, on WEST Sipk OF
NaiA hst Trsst aaa Second ets.
.,ul.d viy HENRY q. HOFFMAN. Agent
ToVI SflrI IITVRANCx C0HPAIY.
KEOKUk IOWA.
nn home company hnsu prepared 2 AXE sisks
ths - ssr Glasses Of property on the Isss
ssS - tAs Cash plsa Ter cas- Yrsass., Aihtes -
res,onabie a. those Of any reliable company
DIRECTORS:
e H. Perry, John Mcclure, b. II. Harrison,
j, W Ran kin, Geo. ,. Smith, =. r. fofd,
r. s. creel, 8. 8. BlttinSs, W. =. turner,
a CARRIER. +. Wtcksr5hAm.
ofFlCkkS:
n n prr.v Prssadsnt. e. II. Harrison, Treasurer.
j. ", Rsnkin, v. Prssidr. w. r Turner, Secretary.
o1ca In WtthervAxh Bioek-over pawson q
Goa Boot and shos store, Brady 81
J. r. LASB, Agent,
Nov edit Davenport. Iowa-
111f101O IISU1AIcI cOHPA1Y!.
CAPRTALe.e3OO.0O
xYYE have resolved the Agency Of this sound and
| w reliable Company for Davenport and vicinity
.sd ars prepared TO issue policies on a. favorable
terms g any other goec Com pony
deer MACkLoI CohblN,
Kcysteae Insurance Company.
pHII {pEI PHlA.PA Capital o3es 900
p n. XoRIAkTi, Pre..t J. NORRIS rHoMds'N
ASsoS GRAY, Vice :. sseret.ry,
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Planta
tion Mill-price reduced.
me subscriber has purchased exclusive rght "
territory for safe la the West, OF the above GER
DRAFTED Mills, and is prepared 10 furnish them ~ H.
umts, either Wholesale or retail, guaranteed W W.
most positive manner.
MS now more than year since the Little Glaht
was Introduced 10 The public, during which uino''
has been constantly growing Ia the popular iavoi,
Inc improvements recently effected anu paten'soo,
makes IL the most perfect machine ever oherea ",
general Arm use. II is furnished complete rehuy ~,
attachinR team, and weighs follows: No; I,ss,,'
No. 1850; No.3, 400; No. 4, 500 pounds. IwenS
minutes are sn fcieHtt to set up, without meena
zeal aid, and when adjusted, II with saiey an
entrusted TO boy. Full directions ac company cav"
mill.
PRICES:
so 'ssS'@ will grind sbu. meSp hour wi!n'Hc.''
% 2,o40, - 10 ~ ~ " "
" 3, s5n, !" =" IS" ="
I, 500, - " 20"
UPLiberai discount to dealers.
JAMES Is, CHADWICK,
nov. S do WV st. Louis, No.
For saie by hessrs, DALZEIL & BRO Agents ~
davenport, at above prices, adding freight from ~
Louis.
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A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CTUr
GROCERIES,,
AT ~HOLESA LIE,
AEeIHk sabscsiben have now On hand, ana are
daily receiyisx from the East aud South ~
mo. 9 Front street, and a.evee,
(burrowS New III iek j Dss.nysri, less,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, salt. WoGdsnvars,
Provisioas, &c.
which they ocer 10 the trade Al Wholesale eScus vey
To Refill Merchants, Hotel keepers and others oi
tho Interior ofthe State aud Nebraska who purchase
II wholesale, We give The assurance that We will M
Leir orders and ndz 81 Chicago aud 81 Louis
pr Ices ransp0rtation added
Merchants, Grocers and Holel- keepers doing tusi.
the line or the Hue OF The Ailsslssipp
Mssouri Rsiirosj-i0wa City or farther West, WI
Ind II to their interest TO make ar purchases oi us
and BY shipping their goods By the NJ. NJ. H. n
ID mIlas hauling BY leans from other point
the river Our facilities u the nrst ciEss, and
feel the most positive confidence that, yoa VIII
but give usa call look through our stock and learn
our prices and terms, we shall receive liberal
share Of your patronage; which II shall be our ain,
BY furnishing nrst rate goods at favorable prices and
fnt II t.a lfu0 IA tarats a
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Storage, Forwarding Il Commission

In this branch Of the trade, We arc pre- rared 10 do
q large amount Of business. Merchants aud Others
making consigumsnts 10 our House, may rest assur-
cd ofths utmost atelity ON oar part to Their Inter
ess, and thAtthsiY c0nsign shall receive pro
attention In sales and returns.
n. satisfactory reference given In all eases,
and with pleasure.
May advtf RYAN 4 MeCARN.
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Swan Mills.
TERHUNE & G RUT,
Ia Claire, Iowa.
WE would sorm the eisiEons and trade of Scot,
w and sdjoap,ng ooI1Iies, thsIve are GOV manu-
facsurinx very ~ peneY srlcie Of Flour which We
oaes 81 fnArkssqaotasaoBs 10 this paper, snd We
oG.rtbe following
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We viii deliver ..ar tour by the 10 bbis ADD Up
vssd,suy where with Is or ie miles of our mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
syinr all the facilities for making the most mar
se.Abis -four and feeling Thai scit both deal
or and Consumer, respectfully solicit . LID raj
slsFs OF public patronage.
An ordsss ief xt Msssrs. Wiley Munger's, OPP
poslys the L. Claire House, In sseoUc 81, and Mr..
IAss sssosr In Second 81, wiz be thankfully re-
siv.d ard puseta ally atLepded 70. Jan J3-dn
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FARAgRsl SAW AND aRIsr MILL MEN,

20 " AM uhlbT MILL MN
The Best Mil ever offered to the pablir is
FELTONS PORTABLE MILL
WHlC u has Ia en- the First Errmias Al al tba
" sfafe 4Aa csSnts Eatts where il la, been e,.
hbhedi And Ustd AsaGf al The I'm sytraH Issti.,,
'. F.. ilg~ ihts truy excellent Mil esi.brs,aI
hihe lof rs simplicity, Durability alI Lr,realtlit,
ps'ehted Jhnt -dt lr35, stands uHrFhledi The law
humtsrei tac-s hliiis sold, aEd their incfsasin, 4.
hAhd ioteibS declare the.f merit (0yef 1000 hstips
been sold in the last stx moutbsl The a.. sJr't,s
bly, adapted for grlndlug Corn, Uat., Wheat BsTIss
Torn ~ thc ear, spices, Sc. With Tapidity lad "a
lection UNI how IA rf0fr ''' N P''
so.9 Ailil grnds itOuI 10 Z bus Of mail q, Iafo
IS bus offecd per h0uF ith from, > Ia 6ay... srS
other Nos pr1Pouianats amount Tbey csn 10
propeiled by horse, steam or water pos err and s,a
~eh saaPted 10 irregular moitoB, hence al a inning
eostt hey ean De attached t. any saw mill
MfAL stINAshT attached 10 these mills, thus rem
deting lh"m The only trEiy practicable iil farmer
cal have,
References can be given where these mills hsys
been "a use le months wllhuEt either receiving or
needing dressing, aud likewise where tbey we're i'm.
tfoaheed Tour months ago for grindlug Iron oar.
IT'S al established fact that aH mills using Knives
"tatJtsa bni noNer"grtsd m1gi, !" aud that all corn
ana cob tfhshers only crack the turu aud coo and
that neiu,er reduce iGs feed 60 ia desired Themes,
10 be used With profit HutIhe
FELTON, MILL.
without knives, and wih grinding surface, so nara
tempered seeiwH not anectit, Is o. babt- of grind.
x 70 sny degree OF hAeness, aud of chg cab Ia
The 40 u.ss Of meal. These IHets Igsiif, us In ~.
rantng these mills 10 Civ. entire satismcilnn
For further iuformaRpH and mills ami rigbt annie
" NithoLss LOOMS Il Co Uttee d, tIsts.
LOUISE, pasehpoH, Iowa, OF Box eos r. %.
doc al dwt
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NO. a,
LIZ Hnix.H RQlE.

s-e now receiving oar sprsne stock Of ane
NJ WITCHES klsoid hunserx, kagie and hsai.
go timsss JEEELRY Of ali descriptions. JET
gods Coral. silscrwsrs, AID fsnes eoeos &c.
W. -. ea me i1rves. aud mos complrte STOCK 81
xoos. ever bresrass 90 BsrfSrsrs, which We oses 70
q Me puhlac IS lac As ans soase sss' "' w
tainr wholssais Reish-
-. rsN srd erauaine our stock, ps-haps you
usyand j. ID your interest, - ss are mihsd
nS.1l . A.. ALFRED c. BILLION.
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DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE

{SRANDALL HiGGINShsye Just o pened al srre
~ assortment Of Guitars, Vioins, Banloes, Jsmbo-
rines, &c, &c Alsoesery Kind oil Music booksnoS
muse which they Will sell very cheap for Cash at No
Lie Claire How. Oet3d ,iss4
LUNTON 'ssehOoitOf Piano Forte, Curtis' Guitar
Ii Zundels Meloieon Instructor and ia fa ct ever
Kind OF instruetisn relating TO music be found
the Davenport Music store;
I,slIhiFn Haw.
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An AHxaycAN INVENTION!
THE GREATEST OF THE AGE

IT'S grcst nsilIty. sun
i plicity, cheapncss OF
price and adaptation 10
The wants ofail classes
OF the com IN anity
strongly recommend IL
10 every State in The
n... hn, Aa.sa.a.ll.eI Ia
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X. II. EABA1.T,
Produce and General Commission Merchant,
No. - RIVER STREET,
CHICAG
Particular attention given 10 Inc sale Of properly
in iLis market and cash advances made on eonsigp.
I.enis forsse here or 81 Bnnaio, oswega, New York
and Boston. Also,
AGENT FOR
CIHcINNATi TYPE FOUNDRY AND
Printers Warehouse.
keeps constantly on hand, =, fair prices lafgeand
new asSoftmeptoi
Type, Borders Cuts, Rules, Cases, FuynitureAe
PRESSEs-Hand, Gard, Power or Job.
Aiso, INKS, Black and Colofed. In short, every
article required il Prnting Once. All persons
wishing 70 open current account, requested 10
give satisfactory evidence Of their responsibility
toe raj discount N ada for Cash. May5.diy
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prp @oeos.


CITIZENS OF SCOTT AHD ADJOINING
COUNTIES!
Burrows & Prettyman
Are now prepared to exhibit the
Largest and Most Extensive stock ef 0seds
ever brought to Davenport.
nuR Stock has been selected with the greatest care
nd will be found especially adapted the wants and
tastes Of this community and shal dispose Of them u
such
Bargains ~ Cannot Fail to Please.
We would particularly Invite the attention Of the Ladies'
Stock of Dress Goods,
Consisting Of
Metre Aatique, Gro de Rhine and hrocads silks
Plain and striped Silks;
Bonnet and Lining silks;
lsc1nStts, Organizes, Piiniei Challies;
letages, Tissues, Lawns, Htilliahtes;
freaeh aud American Prints, Giushams,
4 large assortment Of Ladies' and Misses,.
RONNEGS AND FLATS,
Rlhons. Flowers, plumes, &c. A nice asscstiaent Of
ParasOis and ParasOIets,
SHAWLs AND MANTlI.i.AS,
French and British Embroidsriss,
Swiss, Book aud Jacouett Collars
Cllemisetts and Sleeves
Edgin.ss. lnsertings, Bands Ae;
SILK and Cotton Hosiery;
Kid, SILK aud Thread Gloves;
Lace and Net Gloves aud Mttens.
WHITE GOODS.
Jaeonett, Swiss Null Book and Cambria Musius
Embroidered Curtain Muslins, IRISH LlNENs,
Sheetiugs, pamask and all kinds ofTable Linen;
"a 10 i0a Brown and Blcechei shiytings Shestinss.
A fGe assortment VI
Cloths. Cassimeres, Vesting, &c.
large and general assortment Of READY. CLOTH
ING;
Felt. LeghOrn, Panama, Canton aud Palm Leaf Hats
Ladies, Gcuis and Childron's Boots and Shoes;
Grass Cloth SKIRTS
NOTIONS.
Buttons Comsa Thread, Plus, Needles Knitting Cotton,
Sewing silks, Cotton aud linen Floss, Whale
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)fwelrp, &f.

An open fisld and Far fiAy
IxxENsE STOCK Of
WATCHES AND JEWELkI
AT aogsEL's, No. LIE elaine hoM
HAVE Jus, returned from Ses so $500,
l-rges, Il a pest stock Of sue Wsienes ssa
srs- Store offered In this -aarkst. ! ave kois
ascass fro sso.o s2ss silver 40 from - Ss. !,
Gold ca ans from ~ To eSe, n.nss
woald eail parsiealsr AfteHiier % ny 80.
dies Nateass, sa;cn embraces taii ssfs'i
da4siGg aaa Ena nsiee eases, ana 'AN -
me .nost fastiaioas. u,. -
fusaart my shsis stock Of cioeks, sseAss,
irT sire, aad PfAied ware isf ai and eompe'e -
1nrh Larger tazr aas ever oeeA sroH&ntto iHn
al ana Il viii SIT Wholesale or retail stpfcss tasi
VII ae.y ali con sttsion- l-sEe
Rsgasring doas ~ -saxistshcfiho'ice
= -
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2Jdrtetp.

1Jdrtetp.
Yankee Notions and Toys,
A LARGRassorinaentjusto peningsnd for sale ait
"A Davenport Music stotei
A Large and very hne assortH ent @ fhosew God uah
a ara al sarioas prices ranging from $500 10 $40,
Also Violin from seventy i've y-hted"
lars at Nos Clare Row. tG
Feather busters.
A Very nne assortme nj eau be found 1t the Davep.
n port Music Store,
No lie Claire Row ca b
Varied assorlins Just receiyeds aud for sale low
A n No = lie Claire Row; Cab
GUITAR aud Violin strings nd very Kind Of Musi-
VI cal Merchandise ,kaPteonstAntiy on hand at No
LIE Claire Row. Cots
Tho Hsllslujsh,
lust publshedby l.. Mason, containing n very Nm
q collection of Church Music; Also the Shawn BY W
D BrsdUur. and u Root, can be found st Ne 10
Ciaifo How: CT
Aecordeons and Flutinas.
A Large and wellselssted assortme nj Justrecelsea
Al Nos Le Claire Row: CSH
TsLAkIoSETfs, Flutes, FlAgeolrts, Pieaiows aad
~ fifes at reduced prieesat
Noe lie Claire Row. Cd
y ~ Sheet Music
A Largecolleclion on hand anaNew Iiusefeseiyep
a assoon AS published at
No b LIE Claire Row. CAN
TIME best Piano F0 rt. In the world Rich
i ardson's modern sehoolfor Piano Fortes can be
-four nd o b a Glare a n
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WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
Soap ct . ets. . Gallon.

- tPOsIRiER OR Concentrated Lys--warrautsd
~ 70 make Soap without Lime and with little ,rou.
bic just the thing for Washing made easy. Call and
gel boz, for sale cheap 1T the Hawkeye Store by
June DIFF JACOB WEAvkR Js Al III.
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based ous VI Y. j. NJ Clark's Flour Mills,
liza, SIM. and after trial several weeks feel
can paIesly SPEAK Of it in too hgh terms have be1n
miller r twenty years and am free TO say that
make h. tier nonT it'll this MILL and larger yield and
,nu il with more myself than any mill have
s~n number Of ulers have been in IL and all
say they are we'll pleased with its operation IL will
mind With ease twelve bushels hour aud be run
with from four 10 els horse power. would recommend
,nillers to give trial. and certain they will not
visit 70 return 20 the old plan Of milling.
ELISHA MciasSICR,
rHiCvGO december !, 1859
have this day shipped by railroad % nay place, lMeiu-
I'M roye Lee o. ILL., one Of GlarEs Patent Portable
Eyring Mills puf chased II Dir T.. McHssick Of Chca
60 wtic b have running while iE his possession
and Gao say without hesitation, believe 1t 70 be the
best mill now manufactured the portable kind 10Th ar
convenience and performing the work good order And
further say after having Investigated the subsct
considerable extent, have no hesitation IN saying
prefer small stones 10 large the -four gem
orally Of lively pature and gives better satsfe0H h
BE bskers. JOHNSON WHALEY.
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..
William Miller, Machinist
&c. Darlington, Editor Of the Examiner AMI Herald.
Ueorze X. Heed, Banker.
A. ". RUSSELL Hardware Merehsnt.l
0corge W. Schrover, publisher.
j. LAndis, Attorney at Law.
David Bair, Dry Goods Merchant.
r. Moaer~en, Forwarding Commission Merchant.
c. A Bronenan, Practical Mier5
Theo Penn, Editor Of Independent Wig.
John Wise EroGaut
BArtraan A. shelter, Attorney at Law.
John L. Alice, NJ. D.
John Black, Esq.
j. r. Pollock. Mac.Iaiss and foreman Of Chesaui
st. Irun Works.
L. Amandns Ehler, Clerk Of Chestnut St Iron Works.
6eorse Sandefson, Editor Of integrneer.
q. Carkscn, Cashier of Farmer Bank
Hon. Albright, Forwarding and Commission Meg.
chant.
Nath EiimAksr, Attorney a, Law.
y ~ AZ Law
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
Lands and Lots for Sale.

I 4 . ACRES OF Valuable Land both sides Of tn
L : Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Is miles from
Nashville which depot has been recently located vel
improved good Sat-r good soil, with fair proportion o.
anl cleared land excellent stand for country
store and residence Either side Of the road the WHOLE
Will b. sold 20 suit purcha
g58k ACRES, mile from the town OF Franklin, in
Williamson county the Liberty road, and mile eastOi
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs AID productive sui-suitabe for four
handsome settlements. will sell 4, y, y, or all TO suit
purch lsers
10 ACRES mostly tubered part ofthe Brentwood Tract
on toe Tennessee ami ALBANIA Hairoad 81 miles South OF
Nashville soil ~ excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
purposes of Vineyard Nursery, Market Garden.
IDk ACRES the G2I2tin Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashville, between Stul and Srdge; would AXE
business in town convenient and comiorobs country
Tcsidrnce.
300 ACRES on both sides OF the Nashville and North
Western Railroad II miles west ofNashyi!e, Big Harpeth
River and mile east Kingston Springs; l3O Acres
edbalance well mbsred-gOOd sOh and water, and CON-
irritable Improvements.
52H AURES well improved, miles from Nashville,
the Mn Geek Valley Pike and near the n O. K. r. Soil
OF good quality, good Dwelling, me young Orchard and IN
very good neighborhood
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots miles North Of Nash
ve ne2r The Whites Greek Turnpike road. most beau
tIfdl building lot.
LOTS Of any size from 80 feet IS Acres the Buena
Vista Turnpike road, from ? miles of Nashville, with
without rjrnber convenient TO Buena Vista Springs.
o LyrS IN the corporation Of Nashville, wilson's
Springs the Franklin Turnpike road several near
the Depot the Tenn. Ala X. r. several and the
Turnpike road ia the 7h Ward, and
of Capitol Hin near the corporation line
PRICES Low TERMS LIBERAL. Those who wish 70
purchase would do well to make ear application to
apIO-u CIV NANCE
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VALUABLE COTTON AND POWDER MILL FOR
SALE

TOR the purpose Of esctng division and settlement
with the heirs 4 Walter Scott the property known as
th. sycam re Nils will he offered fJr sale 10 The hlghes
bidder on saturday the ZOLh day q December next.
The to be sold cJussts ot Cotton Mil vi abou!
1903 pq lies aud looms Powder Nj capable Of produ-
ciug IS kegs Of blasting and &c kegs OF rife powder yer day
which pr ducdon Increased 70 double ths amount al
very slight expense. Ihsrs Is also 6rst Mill, saw MI
and an extensive Cooperate e5taOshment together WIN
Teams fools aud utensils used IN carrying IN al these
branches of business They in successful operation
AMI everything u in good repair , -
The TER power among the best 10 Middle tennessee,
rum ng arge portion o the year uudershot and We
over-ht whe from IS 70 IS ieet ia diameter aud with
buck Is from 10 Is feet m ie 9Th There Is aso steam
Eun. 10 slpyy any deficiency OF water 10 Dry easons
There attached the pr0Tey upwar Of 50OJ acre o
aey tim yersd land, cap ,be 4 suppigug the necessary
timber for saw Ms aud extensive COop-rns establish
N 1T Tor IA Luy years 20 come. ~ 10,
The properly il situated about p miles from Nashville,
and the aud exten from Sycamore Nils to Cumberland
river near the tOwn Of Ashland the county Of Cheat
ham. -
Two Tlrn1ie roads in progress rom NashFlle 70
CLARK ve wh ch wi completed, one OF them pass
ing tAr0Igh the property and the other upon rs oorIer
TIE ers Of will he very liberal aud made known
on she lay oi sale.
E ". MEG AvOCK, Ad'r OF W. Scott.
SUSAN CHEA III An, rXecutriX.
+ 8. CHEArHAM, Ex'r OF X. Cheatham.
g. WATSON.
c. VEDDER. noVlS-tds.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

TINHE Direc ors of this Company announce TO the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid Ud with suit
able ani walks AMI portions OF the grounds sub
divided into Family Lots, which offered Tor sale
The map OF the grounds be the office Of lind
sey Crockett where the public invited 10 call and
anime the
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery In the vicinity O.
Nashville and pledge Themselves 70 the public 20
money or pains Il equal TO any Cemetery In the
Union and such a NASHVILLE may feel pride In.
TIE Cemetry Is now 10 the charge Of competent super
intenden living the ground, uRder whose direction in
will be made Ia the best manner and al the usual
charges.
The Directors of the Company are desirous that tie
should be visited by the Citizens Of Nashville,
ior that parpose omnibus viii leave he oce Of Lindsey
aud CroUAet az O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the Srd inst
and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the same hour
The seats gill he free.
Ladies aud Families desrous Of visiting the grounds, viii
b. "A their residences by scnuing their cards.
the President Of the Compluy.
A. v. s. LINDSLEY President.
CIV. NANCE, Sec'y. y3-tI
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ESTATE SALES.
spLrNnIn pRoPEnTY F0R sALE.

NFLLNUED = u OH 3 II VI" ~ III
WILL sell upon favorable terms, exchange for city
property ny Tract, embracing about twelve hun
drad aces o. Land Tavern Hous, Store Warehouse,
Turnrfge Road and Ferry Oaney Fork River.
There abo 1t one hundred snd tFentybVe acres Of
rca Cauey fork ottom Land cleared and in cultivation
The balance unusua B well tmbered, and part OF Is
very rich and has upon il quarry OF very good m rbe'
The Can.y Pork river navgsDe to this point some SIX
months the year. and the location is an excellent one ior
re Ing salt Iron Dry Goods, &C The Tavern stand Il one
f he bas, between Nashville and KnoXstir Tie toll
tte and ferry are continual solcs Of income and taken
Altogether this Is Of the most desirable pieces Of pro-
perly, for the price asked in TerDesse- -
os wishing 70 buy exchange would do vel 70 call on
-,s f,r,bpi-b A L. DAVIS,
5a~f2-f q. s. NJ. Packet Office.