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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

b.eu guilty Of breach thereof By uex,ect,px and r,
fusns 10 pay and discharge his Aforesaid Indebtedness
to The panr IN thu eslo reoDth IL Juy Ia the vs,n-
hif dsmsSe Ok 500. Wherefore, this piaistd de-
mand, judgment agaias. the defendant for snd in re-
sptct 81 the Of action In this complaint firstly,
secondly, ard thirdly alleged and chsryed. TO tho
smcun: of Tire, Hundred Dollars, with interest
thereon from the first day August, 1857, beside tho
costs Of this seton. wv. HARRrses, Plaintiff.
Cay and County II Mr. York, William Hsrr,-
son, of the City Of NewYoTk. the above asmed pas-
til, being duly sworn, says .hst the foregoing com
plsni Is true Of bis own knowledge except a. 10 the
matters therein stated on uformston and belief, saA
WIN HARRISON.
frLIx H,R1. Commissioners ofDceds
To fke D,jchdanf. Take notice tha, on the trial q
the above entitled sction shall offer myself as wit
ness ard give evidence in proof and support Of the
several cations and matters of tao. set forth in The
complaint. Ard take further notice, that you are
CURED 20 produce the trial Of the ana give in
evidence the charge and lecture referred 10 10 tho
complaint. Yours, &C., WV. HARRrsos, Plaintiff.
Mr Harrison appeared in Ceurt in bis own behalf.
On the 2ith of August Coroner Copney, through
his counsel, J. NJ. Sheehan, put in the following
answer and demsnded Jury trial:
MARINE COURT.
William Hsnson sE' EDWARD ID. ConneIy. .
The defendant, IN answer 10 the compliant IN tbs
above soton seys that he adnits the SERVICES res-
6ted by the plaintiff in the said complaint me.-
toned, but he denies that such services worth
the sum mentioned in ssid complaint.
J. NJ. SHEEHAN. Defendants Attorney.
James NJ. Sheehan, being duly sworn says that tho
above snswer is true OF his own knowledge, except
as to the matters therein stated information asl
belief, and as to those matters he believes II to BE-
tue. The reason depOnent makes this verihcatioa V
that the defendant herein is unwel and sick in bed.
ard unable TO make such yeriscation that the servi
c,s IL said con plant mt ntoned are well known 70
De ponent. and were in the possession OF depooest
for tin sufficient to enable him to udge OF the vaud
of the came. JANIS M SHEEHAS.
Sworn 10 before this 2i;h day OF August, 1881.
EDWARD J. Standby, Commissioner u Deeds
The case was Adjourned to Monday last, whes the
pairtf ia!irg TO sppeM il was Dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

The Express winces under our showing that the
National Democrats and Americans had clear
msority in both branches of the late Congress last
Winter, and might have passed Toombs's bill had
they wished to do so.
THE Republicans, and they had the Speaker
which is worth in the House twenty Members any day
would not permit il. Mr.. Bapkss Committee we
recolect aright-would not even bring it before the
House. Ii was then Topeka, or Deaih-' Topeka
an appealto the pepl:-and with more murders and
riots in Kansas the better, to help Fremont along
The National Democrats and Americans had no coop
Grating msorty i'll Congress. The Committees were
all in Republican hands. The authority was Republic
can, and the Repab leans were responsible for the
House To substitute one bill may, or may not be in
order and it is in the Speakers power at any time to
see, or not to see, Member to give him The foor.'
Ans,otr bg The Tribune: The National" Dem.
OcIats and Americans had "a cooperating major
ity" when Whitfield was forced into the House;
they had ga cooperating majority" when they
forced through the HOuse a clause providing com-
pensation for the bogus Legislature; who can pre-
tend that they could do these things and could not
pass Toombs's bill had they eeen fit Tue Editor
Of The Express has been Member Of Congress,
aud knows that msjority of the House can amend
a bill before il in spite of all the Committees ever
heard Of. Itw entirely within tie competency
Of q majority Of the House to substitute Mr.
foombs's for Mr.. Crows biz when the latter was
under consideration; and if NJ. Speaker Banks
lad undertaken to rule motion thus to substitute
out OF order, majority of the House, on appeal
could and would have Overruled hun. Thu. it is
clear that the Republicans, though minority, did
pass through the House the bill which they deemed
hast calcpl.ted IN uacify Kaosas. ,,hI. a.. 4, A..
tiOnal Democrats and Americans, though ma
jority, did not pass ToCmbss bl. Which side va,
il, then, that evinced willingness, to leave Kansas
in anarchy in the hope Of thus making patty capt.
tall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
4 THOUSAND NILES IN 4 THOUSAND
HOURS.
L.. IL. Rosto,i Pnsf C.rt q


A, - o'clock this morning James Lambert Accom-
phbed bis task Of walking 000 miles in | 900 con-
secutive hours az Boylston Han, and thereby COM
peted Of the most able feats in pedestrian
am upon record Such a contempt for the demands
Of nature be bas eynced during this trial, taIieg
he energies to their utmost in the endeevo, 10 per-
foim deed which all reasonable people would justly
consider impossible, has eIcted more than usual in
t,r,st for lis undertaking. He commenced az 10 A.
NJ. on Tuesday, July %, and, a. stated, retired
siae de from the ring this morning shortly after
O'Clock, having walked one mile in every hour for
nearly frty-two Gays. His fatigue tive weeks since
was so great that his fe ncs abandoned all hope
of his success: but he was on his muscle" and a.
Within the last few days that WEAKNESS and stupor
hss gre atty increased aud IN walking his mile, after
being aroUsed from slumber only b. great eIeton bs
would stsgger end exhibit other signs Of extreme
lassitude He in this state upon the completion
Of the last mile.
The number Of spectators throughout the day yes
terdsy very large aud at the late Tor earyj
hour TO which the plet0n Of the affair brought
this morning there were crowds 10 attendance. lilo
made his first miles in about ten minutes and bis Last
in double that time. At The signal which signi
fed the eimI alton Of the lo00h mile the pedestrian
was warmly cbeered snd the company followed his
example by retiring 70 their varou. places Of rect Ii
sad that Lambert will receive about 81 900 as the
result OF this affair. The parties betting against him
are New-Yorkere ard they have had present beTs
two representatives, who altegnated IL seeing tar
play"
a. Lambert will now have an opportunity CT an
syepg the requirements Of his exhausted condtion,
Will be uecessary to the greater care in regard
10 III fr that be hould sltep forever. His ply
sicien prescIibes thorough waking and exercise
after every three hours rest, and by strict adher
epce to this treatment it Is hoped that Lambert usy
regain bis former strength. Since he commenced
waking he has lost fourteen pounds of flesh and Dow
weighs but ll3 pounds. lBostcn Post, Sept. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

FATAL ACoIDENr On TIE HUDsos RIVER Rail-
RoRD-Cororer Van Tassell OF Westebester County
was called yesterday TO hold an Inquest at Hastings
upon the body of Mrs. Smith, wife Of Thomss Smith,
s,Iekeeper Of that pace, and little daughter OF NJ
and Mrs. Smith who came to their deaths by beng
struck BY locomotive of the Hudson River RAILROAD
1t sppears that Mrs. Smith aud another "omsa'
together with several children, we:e Wakls oeswsen
the tracks o. tier way fio~ Hastings 70 Dosos tsf-
~, and while passing round eIivs OF 'he foea 'hs
81 ?. m. train from the cry CAM a"r m' se'
r,o.cbed 80 near before the engineer Of the train
ib.e,ved them. that II wss ippossible 10 stop the
Or ,ire in time TO avert collision. TIE child q Mr..
smith was killed 90 The 'pot AID hrs. Smith va. 40
severely il sreG tast she expired ia about 6ye hours
TIE jerry rendered yerc.Ct taa. the deceased osms
20 tLer deaths accidentally, but mn4t nGei thst
fsgpar be .tstiocei b. tie Company a. the eyuys
foi tie future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

-. .d labor and services this plaintiff, relying on
tho ,.id promise, Of the defendant eon'cnled'
8. The result was thst excepting ten dollars
.1;ob ,hs said plaintiff received from the SAID de-
-. r., wr;tire Connery, on or about the 18th
J.r ~ February 1867, the said plaintiff was le't
s.uh;s,,e for justice-which he considered identi-
iii the sun Of one hundred and sixty dollars
s,r,sive charge for literature by steam in Such
crisis. A further Complaint Of said pIainth Is
,h.t .ad defendant would not pay him for some
,oIitical thunder-a regular set speech or address
prepsred "to be read and delivered by the ue-
"fendsnt at public meetings" And IS II 'nefo ~
are, Misther Connery Deiverin' ano'nei NJ" 80.
.psyches as yer own at the political msy'i"s' '
For this original producton-whlch W. WV
not of-the Coroner paid ten ooN'',
,hou, tho 18th If June lSj7-the Defendant
.I.o ..,;nn ono hundred and sixty and also not
letting If. Worth every penny o'n'iu''iOs '"0
oeDu,srity il brings in return-perh"PS nc" tease
af of;ce--perbsps a rotation upward Du' 'ne
,-.N..n -. a third cause of action which we
49, d..cribe. but which will be found published
-. .fo,e:,;d. The defendant in answer admitted
49, .ounI.int, but denied the services were worth
49, u,s set upon them by the defendant. But
,se plaintiff not appearing on Monday last to which
time the case was adjourned, it was dismissed. A
compromise doubtless has been effected, so the
world will never know the precise value judiclaly
set on one CoDnery or rather On two Conneries.
How we have been deceived O Connery !!
What is history What is biography Who
writes what Doubts reared on doubts and doubts
begettipg, may we ask is Connery Connery?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
THE STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept. D. IoJ'.
The Executive Committee of the State temperance
Society met here this afternoon at o'clock. reso
luton was adopted,
"ThAt as authorized BY the State Society at it's se annus
meeting and in accordance with the urgent request OF numer
ous friends Of Prohibition assembled IL County Conventions
the mittee will call Convention Of the friends Of Prohbi
ton to meet AZ the CITY Rochester the 3h Of September
Tor purpose securing the election of in favor OF the
enactment and enforcement Of prohibitory laws
A!so, resolution calling on the friends OF imme-
date prohibition in each County, to send Delegates
to the said Convention.
The Rev. l.. Jackson was elected corresponding
member CT the Society, vice Professor Mccoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
s,.c.I p,.e..oA to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept. 8. 1857.


WAsmSGTON, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1857.
Secretary Toucey positively declares that be can
not. upon any account, leave the Cabinet for the
bench of the Supreme Court He is chiefly relied
upon in his present position for the circumlocution
bu,iness Of the Office for which his slowness Of
motion eminenty adopts him. Besides, he has an
eye upon the White House, aud expects to be the
next President.
The President is closely sitting the reports of the
Courts Of Naval Inquiry, and will announce his
decisions as fast as made.
1t is reported among the Democrats that all the
Pierce delegates to the Cincinnati Convention will
be elected from Office, as speedily as is convenient.
TIE operation of this rule will behead the District
Attorney, Postmaster and Marshal Of the District
Of Columbia. ExMayor Lennox is the foremost
cand date for District Attorney Keyss place.
Mr.. Phelps of Missouri is urging change from
the Southern TO the Central California mail route.
joseph Holt of this city, formerly law coparner Of
s. S. Prentiss in Mississippi since of Tennessee, is
appointed Commissioner of Patents, in place Of
Judge Mason, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
To the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1857.
The Postmaster General has, with the assent of the
President ana in difference to the strong expression of
public sentiment in Philadelphia concluded to sus-
pend the Improvements on the Pennsylvania Bank
long enough TO enable Congress to declare whe
it will the building now occupied a. the Custom
House for the Post-Ofice
The State Department has information from official
sources that Prof. Francis in Ecuador WAS acc
dentally wounded by Prof Moore, the cap OF whose
gun exploded while he was loading it in the dark.
l. he Government Of Ecuador expressing great soicl-
tude the suit jec gave orders 10 spare no expense
nor sacrifice in eIdeavoriug to save his LIFE, but he
die after lingering for two months
The President has recognized Antonio Guzman
Bianco as Consul of Venezuela in Philadelphia ana
FIartz Buloa Muller as Nice.Consul of Denmark in
New-York.
The treaty arrangement, between our Government
and General llaTTan PROVIDE tor commission TO as
certain the amount which New-Granada sh Al pay as
Indemnity to American citizens for the losses they
tanned growing out OF the Panama riots. While the
other questions in controversy are postponed our Gov
eminent makes the emphatic declaratont1at 1t VIII
net consent to the imposition Of taxes such as have
heretofore been levied. NewGranada refuses TO cede
away any of her possessions to the United States
The cons.ru ton Of Mr.. McCelland former Secre
tary of the Interior relative to the allowance Of Nir
ginia land warrants is followed by Mr.. Thompson bis
successor. .
The Nicaraguan Minister is still in waiting our Gov
eminent Lot yet being in possession OF such n0rma
ton from Nicaragua will determine the question OF
his reception.
JOSEF h Holt of Kentucky, having Withdrawn bic de-
clnation to be Commissioner Of Patents, was to day
appointed to that Office and will be commissioned to-
morrow. .
Murray McCone has resigned the fifth authorship
of the Treasury
Jas. NJ. Stockdae has been appointed Register at
the Land Office at Fort Dodge.
The contents of the Southern papers, which are to
hand as late as due are unmportant.
There had been heavy rain for two days at Macon,
Mississippi, and great injury to the cotton was
feared
Ia Alabama, the bolvorm had commenced its raw
ages near Selma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
AFFRAY In BIFFALO.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, sept 8, lSj7.
An assault was made in the street this forenoon on
MI Chan bellain one Of the editors Of THE Adrertser
by John Wilkinson of this city. The provocstion
was a reply il The Con mere al Adrertiscr 10 per-
sonsl attack by Thc AboBy Freaing JonrRal, and
MI W. being the brctl Of the editor Of TIE IoVrHa,
took thi. occasion TO redress bis grievances Neither
patty was seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
NON-ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

HALIFAA, TUESDAY, Sept. o-I2 p. m
The weather is clear and calm. No signs OF the
GUARD steamship Europa, now in her 81 venth day
from Liverpool.
The steamship General Williams sailed at 1890
D. IN. o.day fcr Portland. Her capt.n nov states
that the report concerning the steamship Clyde, which
be obtained from the schooner Shamrock, is very
certain as the name If the place was not distinctly
heard. He thinks she must be ashore on one OF the
Ne gdaeLe Islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
TWO MEN MORTALITY WOUNDED.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. Sept. 8. 1867

PHI ADkLFHIA, Iutsudy, SEPT. . M.
George W. Hyde, the proprietor of ttve Washington
Hotel FamOuLt, ana Peyton Bales, were stabbed,
it is supposed mo-;aly, by boatmsn, during STRAY
IL bar loom, this morning.
Stocks hoavy. Pennsylvania Fiyes 80; Read
ing Railroad M; Long Island Railroad o. Morris
Canal, 50; Pennsylvania Railroad. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
Fatal, ACCIDENT.

WILaIHGTOs, Tuesday Sept. 3, 1857.
Patrick Mcguire, brakeman on the Delaware
Railroad, was killed this morning near the Lepsc
station, while attempting 10 get on the train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.

IUesudJI DVP1'
The Americans had meeting here to-day to choose
delegates TO the Syracuse Convention. Henry Ian.
sing and ID. Murphy were elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
EX-GOy. yROOM AT HOME.

TRENTON, \. j., Tuesday, Sept 3, lSj7.
E1.G0v. Vroom, late Minister to Prussia, was re-
ceived here to-day by thousands OF his telowczens
The Hon. VIM. l.. Dayton made the welcoming ad
dress, TO which Gov. Vroom replied He was received
b. the city en- masse. This evening grand serenade
IS 10 be given him.j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
FIRE IN AMERICUS. GA.

ArGrsrA, Ca, Tue,day, Sept ;, lSj7.
fire is Americus OF Sunday asst DESTROYED large
roi,on 81 the busness part of the town The pyinc-
i,sI sufferers ere II. W. shaw john c. Holmes. s. s
Kend,ick, +. Vogelsang j. L. Griffith, b. Green
vAld Nm l. johnson, ana johnson & Evans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
TIE PEOPLES UNION FAIR.

ScHENECIaDI. Tuesday, Sept. 8, lSG.
Tie Psrpl-'. Uuon Fax, TO be held here for the
Tcstcf L . we,s &c, ibe Purlo>e ot exhibiting tie
c.sLsDs, arG % icriEse o. I've aor-.e' L Ias.s~e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
ARREST FOR PROCURING ABORTION.

MIR. Hahn, calling herseH an Indian doctress has
been commtted to prison q verde; Of the Coroners
july, fcr causing the cath of Mi:s Martha L,ckdey,
lady sced - years By poisonou. drugs administered
T. .sduce abortion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
THE ARACO'S NEWS.

ST. JOINS, n. F, Tuesday, Sept. 5 10.
The fisherman who received the Aragos news from
Capt. Lires last Thursday of Cape Race, did not
show himself at the telegraph office until O'Clock IN
Saturday afternoon and then refused to give any in.
formation rs to the contents Of the parce! until We had
mid him IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

DTsTRCCTNE At SouTH NoPw,Lx Co.'s -
Ths ratU:sctyry q tie S ID Ncrtbwsy Ss,ufsc-
ttring Company Of S,Gtt No,wak, Corn. va'to'a,y
cssIoyed {. Err On ne igi. Il ths Gth lei. Les
e. 6tO insured % 10 aout. OF tl2 90 IA the liza
ga P.eEes Cong aa.e,, HMsl9rS, Csss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
LOSS OF THE BARK ROSALIE.

BARRINGT0N, n. S, Tuesday, Sept 8, 1851.
The new bark Rosalie, from Boston for Sydney, c.
b. was Totally wrecked on Seal island on 9th instant.
Crew saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED.

PATERSON, n. j., Tuesday. Sept. s, 1851.
man giving his name a. Wni. Morgan was a.
rested il this plsce to-day for passing ceunteyfei
ihi,es n the HucsOn County Bank. cf Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

The Stonngton liIe for Boston viii otsnge the hour
Tor The del artu'e their boats from this city On AMI
ai'er the l4.h Vi sept to p IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

irg in interest Up to O'Clock to day Il eaies We',
made, and 3, 100 tickets sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

DEATH OF THE HON. JAS LOCKlIART, M. C..
EVANSVILLE, Ind sday, Sept 3, 1857.
The Hon. James Lockhart, NJ e. elect for this Dis
trct, died here at o'clock yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

BosToN, Tuesday, Sept 8, 1857.
The following are the footings OF our Bank State
uent for this week:
Capital 81 $50 oOo Due to other Bank, s44Jo so
Loans and Dsco.s. 81 - so Deposts... Is 100 800
to@pO Circulation. 699 OcO
Due tn. other Bks. 6.952,sc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-11
Kerosene Oils.
,CURED BY LETrERS PATEYTN
DISTILLED FROM COAL.

SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.)
HRROSENE ILLUMINETED OIL. The light obtained
IN oil exceeds briliianey hs any oil
ud heretofore discovered. ineXplosYs, an will re-
Iimpidin in the very coolest weather.
Company nd the lamps best adapted this
Oil. kerosene Lamps, manufactured By the following
parties Cornelius & bak also, Of Phlla-
deIphia e. v Haughwaut6 Co.. 4sS Broadway the Brook
lyn Flint Glass Co. No 3 Broad Street. Mrsss. Dslz
wards, street. n. Y Samples OF different style
Lamps be at the Office Oi the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRTC On No l. Prepared suite the
finest snds of Machinery; brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps all ordinary
Solar Hand Lamps and stands grrata degree cold
best Sperm Oil and admirably adapted 10 Railroad and
steamship use,
KEaosEEE LUBRIcATINs OLs, No. 943 Superior Lubrica
and will be Ound to posses advantages any Oh
the market same prices-WIIl buTn-and
prepared the reqremensO Of Railroads ant others
KEROSENE BISN Prepared expressly for Shps'
use, be found ad nirabiy adapted
D., Men Of War; Merchants VESSELS Lake aud River Craft
ami in ali the Cabin SJaeroOm' Cnnace, FOrcasts
Lamps, ST naI Lanterns, &C.
Bnnacls Oil will remain fluid long best Sperm. and
i'll all light Without requiring be Jrimmed and ad
vantage that Will be obvious to every ShipmasleE
The Kerosene OILS be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Shp thandeTs, Druggists and GrOceTs New York, and
regularly appointed Agents Of he Company in many Of
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United states,
Canadas. ana the island Of Cuba
Local gents apponed (n conformity with the rules esab
Hshed BY The board Of Tru stees,) application To
ALSEES'S
GENKRAL AsENrs, KERosESE OIL Co.
NJ. so Beaver street, n. u
N. 3. Circulars with full particulars testimonials prices,
&c, e. will be forwarded on application as above.
iuued-E- A..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-11
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOR

ONE Lot fronting maple street 80 feet, running back
" 100 feet with superb Brick Dwelling, containing or
10 rooms, good cistern, SmOk e-hOuse, &C.
ALSO ne Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl street and 1876
feet deep, with good story Brick House containing
10 rooms servants rooms Kitchen good We smoke
house. DC. Both Lots finely set with shTubbery, shade and
fruit trees, and will be sold accommodating Ap
ply TO NANCE WOODWARD,
JAMES N. MURRELL, or
VIM. e. NANCE.
Several good Farms, we'll improved, Nashville.
A large number of UnlmprOyed Lots. Several Garden
Lots from Is acres, the city. Those wishing 70
purchase will do well 10 call
jan7-'57-d. NANCE & WOODWARD.