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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11
SUPREME COURT

John WPenningtOn, Trustee vs.. E. Il. Will
transcription by Judge Caruthers, affirming de-
cree below and remsndng CAUSE.
WI Whitthorne vs.. N & Railroad Company
Opinion by Judge Caruthers, reversing judgment
and rsmsnding case for new trial.
B B Cooper vs. JnO W Sumner, Ct sL--Opiniou
by Judge Csruthers, affirming action of court be-
low.
Phebe Turner vs. P Fisher, Elk, etc.-Opinion
by Judge Mckinney, reversing decree and re.
handing case, etc.
jane Dennis VS.. z Dennis, ct aIs.-OpiniOn by
Judge Harris, affirming decree of Chancellor.
CALroREiA SENAroR.-Letters were received
from California by the steamer Illinois which sp-
Dear to leave no doubt Of the reelection Of DR..
Gwin to the Senate of the United States, and the
same authority expresses the belief that the cleo.
ton of Mr.. D. c. BroderiOk, is more thse probable
The next steamer will probably bring the result Of
the election by the Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11
SHERIFF,S SIZE

DY virtue Of an order Of sale directed from the
ID Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Jackson county will
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 28TH 1857, sell the highest
hand the Court House door in the
GainesbOrO the following described Tract Of Land lying
in said county District No. g. the Of Warace
Creek north side Of Cumberland hveT adjoining the Lands
Joseph Caver and others, being the place where John
then lived levied the property OF the said John
Sloan satisfy judgment in favor Of l. H. McCavsr
ianIO--4tw ENSLY WILLMORE Sheriff
BY A. CORNwELL, Deputy. Of Jackson county.
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ALSO, the day, at the samepaCe, Tract
tanning 50 acres, District No. H. the Of Fynns
Creek said comfy bounded the north BY Chas. Mead
dow the east by James NJ Wolf south by Johnson Me-
Comack west by James Draper; levied the properly
John H. DAVIS sthe instance Of Travis G. Hobby admin
istratOr Of Il. Hobby, decd. ENsLH WlLLMORE,
janlO-w4 Sheriff Ell Jackcon county.
By A. CORNwELL, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11

ALSO at the time and place, other Tract beirg
the undivided W PrOctes and Tho NJ Stubble
fields District No 3 WaTtrace Creek north
side Of Cumberland river bounded follows On the south
by Ray, the A Fergursou and John Ray
on the By LeOnadis cassidy and Others the by
Thos. Bryant Ray, containing 200 Sold the
property PrOcters and Stubbeh Ids the instance
the President and Directors Of The bank OfTsnnessee.
IanlU-w4t ENSLY WILLMORE, Sheriff
By ]. BRowN, Deputy Sheriff. Of Jackson county.
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Fine Farm at Public Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 18th instant site OF the old
~ Court House, in Nashville, will sell that VALUA
BILE FARM 90 Cumberland River, belonging 10 K. W.
Barnes. This Tract contains hundred and
good Land there in Davidson county Sixty
acres cleared balance heavtmbered Il s situated about
FIVE miles from Nashville, Hyde Ferry is well
ed, has it excellent Spring. comfortable Dwelling, out
houses, &c.
TERMs-One, two and three years credit for notes ssc
tOy secured payable in Bank bearing interest and lien
retained Sale at y O'Clock, NJ.
LINDSEY & CROCKETT.
E. r. GLAscOCK, AucuOneer.
n. B-Mr. Barnes usually be found our Office and
will take pleasure in showing the place any wishing
to examine It. ljan7-'j7-td.
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TIE New POSTAGE LAw-Ths following is the
new law passed by Congress, rendering compulso.
~ the prepayment of the postage on slI transient
printed matter The provisions in reference to the
transmission of circulars will be Of interest
81. Books, not weighing over four pounds, msy
be sent in the mail, prepaid by postage stamps at
one cent an ounce, any distance In the United
States under three thousand miles, and at two
cents an ounce over three thousand miles, provi-
ded they are put up without a cover or wrapper, or
with cover or wrapper open at the ends or sides,
so that their character may be determined without
removing the wrapper
- UDs aled circulars, advertisements, business
cards transient newspapers, and every other 8rti-
Gle Of transient printed matter Except boOks) not
weighing over three ounces sent IN the mail to any
part of the United States are chargesble with one
cent postage EACH to be pre- paid by postage stamps.
Where more than one circular is printed sheet,
or a circular and letter, each must be charged with
a single rate. This spples to lottery and other
kindred sheets assuming the form and name of
newspaper; and the miscellaneous matter IN such
sheets must also be charged with one rate. a
business card on an unsealed envelope of a CirCu-
lar subjects the entire packet to letter postage
ANY transient matter, like q circular or handful,
enclosed in OF with periodical or newspaper sent
to 8 subscriber or to any other person, subjects the
whole package 70 letter pOstSgj ana whenever
subject to letter postage from beng sealed or from
any cause whatever all printed matter, without ex-
ception, must be prepaid, OF excluded from the
mail 1t is the duty Of the postmaster at the
mailing Office as we'll as at the Office Of delivery,
carefully 10 examine all printed matter, in order to
see thas it is charged with proper rate of postage
and to detect fraud. At offices where postage
stamps cannot be procured, post masters are su'
thorized to receive money 10 prepayment of pos
tage on transient matter; but they SHOULD be care
full to keep supply Of stamps on band.
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UTNAM's LIBRARY OF CHOICE
w. II. Berry Il Co.
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,


HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
Anderson's Lake Ngami
Lake Ngam or, Explorations and Discoveries during Fous
Years' Wandsrngs in The Wilds Of Southwestern Africa
By CHARLEs JoHN ASDERsoS. VITA numerous Husita
ons representing Sporting Adventures Subjects Of Nat
ural History Devices for Destroying wild Animals sc
lamO. Muslin.
Harper's School History.
Narrative Of General Course OF History from the
Hes Periods the Establishment Of the American Const-
tuition Prepared with questions for the use Schools and
Illustrated with $50 Maps and Engavags. l2mo. Nusla
sl,s5.
Beaumarchais and his Times.
Sketches OF French Society in The Eghrsenh Csn.H from
unpublished Documents By LoVIs * LogrvIr. Trg8s-
lated BY HEsHT s. E0wARBa. lsmo. Muslin.
MagOon's Westward Empire.
Westward Empire; or, the Great Drama Of Human Pro
grsss. By Rev. Ell Macon, D. D. Isno. Muslin.
A Child's History of Rome.
By JOIN BoSSEE. Uniform with ~ ChId's History CT
the United states, p BY the same Author. VIOLA limo.
Muslin.
American POulterer's Companion.
Practical Treatise on the Breeding Bearing, ami Gsus
raj Management Of various Species Of Domestic Poultry
Illustrated with Portraits mostly from Life,
Poultry Houses, Coops Nests, Feeding Hoppsrs, &c Sc
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With 20 Illustrations Wood and Stone. Square eyo.
Muslin.
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Sketches Of its Religious Governments and Ecclesiastical
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REMOVAL.
G. MAYER & Co.,
Merchant TailOPS

u RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Nashville ana
II the public generally, that have removed from No.
Public square TO No. 90 Cherry street, opposite tho Posi-
Once where will con inus Embellishments under the
firm Of MAYER & MILLER, Mercnau -TailOrs.
Having advantageous connections and rch assortment
Of Fall WiRier Goods able Co furnish gentlemen
with fne garments Of every description, viz: Ragaus, over
Dress Fr0Ck and Business Goats, Velvet SIX and CAST
Vests, PantaOOns OF American, French ana German
Goods, which make up order 90 the latest STYLE,
and dispatch with good h warranted GsntemeH who
prefer furnish their goods will Ind &c their adVau-
tage 20 ca { at our establishment
Also, Cutting and Repairing done order Terms,
and reasonable Thankful for the liberal patronage bCsto
upon by the citizens Of Nashville former stand,
confidently beg continuance oflhe present
stand -fnus-'5--I u-flEtw
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR sALEI

WASHINGTON s. MASSIE, Administrator, sc of Adam
w ElrOde, deed. Elizabeth Erode, and John Er0de vs.
". B. Ferri and Wife Eliza, James Mitchell wife Eliza
BETH John Fer ard his wife Margaret, VIM. Roach his
wife Sarah Samuel JOsephina, HarmaH Nancy A ADAM,
Benz. F. Rachel, David and James H. Mitchell Guardian
&c. In pursuance ola decree Of the County Court Wood
bury rendered in the above named suit at the January Term
OF said Court, 1857, ] will MONDAY. grH Day OF
FEBRUARY the late residence Of Adam Erode Decd
sell TO the highest bidder the following named avs "
Bob, Jane, Mary, Violet, Philip, Caroline and Mat
credit Of y months, except the Of $780, which be
cash. Also, the time and place. will sell about
300 Acres OF Land 200 Of which lies near the town
OF Woodbury. and good portion OF which is in fine
Of cultvstOn, the balance well mbered and well Waered
and comfortable Dwelling House with necessary out
buildings The hundred lies in the harrens 10
miles South Of Woodbury. and is well tmbered and Watsred
said Land TO be sold credit Of and years.
equal instruments and lien retained the Lands until the
purchase money is paid. Notes with good
Cures will be required from purchasers Said land and
slaves To be sold for distribution among the es Law Of
Adam Erode, deed. This the 9Th day Of January 1857.
jsnlO-'57-3W# W. S. MASSIE. Commissioner.
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NORTH AND SOUTH.

An eccentric contemporary, Bennett Of the Her
aid, has been shifting his ground on the Niger
question" of late with that sudsoious GOODNESS for
which he IS so remarkable Indeed, he is rapidly
returning, both as regards that subject and the Nj
caraguan war, to the ways of virtue aud common
sense. He has lo-esworn Fremont, and is COM
mencing to Give clearly"
On the Free soil game he was headed by Gree
lev and beaten by Raymond, and the result of his
discontinue is an occasional CLEAN of his old
scuteness and stray fling at the ra:calites of his
late associates always effective and to the purpose,
whether based upon malice or conviction. He IN
derstsnds the Abolitionists to-day as thoroughly
ss be understood them five years ago, though ne
finds it convenient Just now to forget that he has
been an Abolidonist himself-sud 10 further back
than a couple of months. TIE following para
graph was evidently peuned in lucid interval,
and, coming from fierce advocate Of Fremont
and free ngge,s, is worthy Of peruss:
"The Rev Mr.. Pennington, respectable color
ed clergyman Of this city, recently brought suit
for damages against the Sixth avenue Railroad
Company. in consequence of having been elected
from one of the Companys cars, in which 'c0lored
persons" are not allowed to ride The reverend
plaintiff rested his cause upon the right Of a cti.
zen in the premises, without regard TO color; but
our Superior Court non suited him, sud gave q
decision in favor Of the right Of the defendants to
discriminate between 'whte folks" and "colored
people" The plaintiff has moved to carry up his
case to the Court of Appeals; but we presume that
this decision will be there sustained for it uuques-
tionably barmonizes with the law Of public opin.
ion in these latitudes in reference to riding 10 the
same conveyance and on footing Of equality
with "niggers." Upon this point our Northern
people are remarkably squesmish, while we know
that al over the South it is quite common thing
to see master or mistress and slave, whites and
blacks, occupying the same seat in the same stage
or car, without any symptom OF turned-uP nose
on account of the presence of Pomp or Dinah.-
The fact is our Northern niger philanthropy is
an immense humbug-sOmetuing like Barnum's
Feeiee mermaid, when we come to dissect 1t, with
the head of baboOn and the tail Of q Goldfish.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11
STATE OF TENNESSEE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HICKMAN COUNTY
JANUARY RULES. 1857.
James Walker,

The UUUNIE UUUhI HIUNMAN LUUNIF-
JANUARY RULES, 1857.
James Walker,
VS. Petition to sell Land, sc.
Henry HOldsTheld, ct ais.
AN motion OF J. J. Williams, compliments Counsel and
~ it appearing the satisfaction the Court, that the de-
endant Mary Rgsby, Kelly HOlderhed, Lsey Holderfed
Nancy HOlderfeld, J. HOderheld Cintha Fitzgerald, Ema
line Ward and Lucinda Mcruder nOnTesidents this
State It is therefore ordered by the Court, that publication
be made in the UUOE AMERICAN, paper published in
the city of Nashville requiring said defendants appear
February Term Of this Court, and plead de-
cOmplanants bill the will be taken pro
fssso them, aud set for hearing parts.
ianln-W3L. ]. ID. EASLEY. CLERK and Masfar
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9Th undersigned administrator on the estate Of &
WIyTOS deed having ascertaned that he esiaeis In
solvent and having suggested the saue % me CLERK Of
County Court An persons having eama against said
estate are hereby notified Gle them' duly authenticated
with The Clerk 6fhs Co1aty Court, before The Ssh
day Of March, 1857, 6Ee. ChADW ELL
dec6-llmd6w. Admlnlsustoi
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SELLING OFFAT EASTERN PRICES.

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
s. LANIER 6 co.
WE will offer with liberal privileges in front Of Store
w on SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY I7TH, 1857 al
10 O'Clock learge assortment Of Fresh Groceries, consisting
in part Of the foil wing:
100 hhds fair, prime and choices do Brandy and Gin;
Sugar; 90 do Lincoln Whisky;
40 barrels M0asses; 200 kegs Nails;
~ do loaf Sugar; IS boxes Virginia Tobacco;
90 do Crushed and POBdeTed;lO do Smoking DO
500 bags prime new crop RiO5O dozen Buckets;
Coffee 90 barrels Mackerel;
$50 do choice Baltimore dose kits do
100 boxes Star Candles; Is trails Almonds;
900 do TaIlOw DO 10 barrels Pecans;
1000 bags hue Salt 20 dozen Wash Boards
100 boxes Cheese. 100 boxes Cuba Cigars;
luU do Raisins; 10, 900 fine do
50 Kdo do 100 grOce Quart FIasEsi
50 i do do so do Pint "
100 barrels Magnolia Whisky;lO do 4 do
TOO 10 pears DO 10 do IS aud 6 Brandy
p DO Bourbon do Bottles.
- do Rye do
Together with all the smaller articles make Up large
Grocery line.
Just been received from NV Orleans and Eastern Cities and
jlnII-;I B.o.P. B.LANGER co.
SEVEN COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.
TNHE subscriber sale Seven OF those David
/ c1uu E'uds, good terms for profitable invest
meat. .irLf.. BLNJ. F. SHIELDS, Agent.
- ~EC,bED HAND PIANOS.
FhN superior Investments for sale on good terms
"A Also, fine second hand Turkey Carpet bargain
janlI BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,,
By
e. 8. French s. Son,

ONTUEsDAY Morning, January 18Th, 1857 at 10 o'clock A.
~ NJ, will offer for sale In front OF Warehouse,
OF Market and Clark streets, the following articles,
tO-Wits
100 hhds Sugar; 200 bags Rio Coffee
IS bbls Loaf co; 50 do Laguyra;
50 bbls Crushed do; p do Java
20 kegs sup. Carb. Soda; 1000 kegs Nails
50 bbs Vinegar; 100 dozen Buckets:
lCO bbls MOlasses 50 bbls Mackersl, No. ], g & 9;
10 bags Pepper; so bags Ginger;
ceTOOns Indigo; 900 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Cheese, SO half boxes do:
500 bbs Whisky, assorted 300 quar-. boxes DO,
brands; 200 boxes lallOW do;
IS bbs American Brandy 10 half bbs American Brandy;
10 bbls Gin; 10 bbis Rum;
50 do Ju.eus Smiths p do Old Bourbon WHISKY;
old Reserve Whisky; 90 do old Rye do;
100, COO extra Cigars, Yar- 100 boxes CheroOts;
brands; 100 do Tobacco, W n. Hars's
100 boxes Melee Cigars; and other brands;
80 do Jars; 100 boxes TumbleTs;
Together with Spices and other articles.
iauIO-td H. s. FRENCH & son.
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OF Why do we not hear any alarm sounded
about Spanish ilibusters, when tbst old desp5tism
ia sending her myrmidOns to Dominica, with six
thousand stand of arms, to overthrow that repub-
lie and place the country under the sway of the
uirtuous lady who wears dIadsm a upon her head
at Madrid ? The proceedings of Gen. Walker in
Central America shock modern philanthropy, but
aid to the traitor, and Spanish tool Beaz, fails to
produce the slightest anxiety. This outrage by
Spain is winked at by England, because it is
against the commercial interests Of the United
Etstes-BOroR Post.
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DR.. RUFUS e. JOHNSON
OCULIST AND AURIST,

MEMPHIS, TENNESsEas
WILL Wait NasbvfIIe and be found az the City Hotel,
w Monday the 10Th inst remain few days, ana give
attention TO all diseases Of the Eve and ar-OpenuOns-tho
sdspation Of ARTIFICIAL EYES DC, &C. His Ear Lamp,
cuous instrument detecting the nature OF diseases Of
the Ear by throwing Of pure light as FAR INTO the Ear
tbs Drum or TvmDanum Membrane, enables him % deter
mine the kind Of disease existing, and treat Il successfully.
His Artificial Eyes are from the celebrated Mandatory Of
NJ Bosouueau OF Paris which took The prize Medal the
Worlds Exhibition, London.
D. Johnson brings testimonials and letters Of reference
from Physicians and Citizens Of Memphis which he desires
all 10 Rsruse ldec25-u
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE & LUCAS.

LARGE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE 81 LUCAS.
no. "A, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE will sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Goth and
w 2lst, aecount Of all concerned large aud well
sorted stock Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots Shoes, Brogans Son Fur and
Cashmere and Wool Hats, Hardware, Gallery Queenswae
Wrapping Paper, sc.
The stock consists in part as fooWs; Cloths, Cassmees
and Vestings,
Jeans, Tweeds, KeFseys JaeOnets and Book MuslinS;
1900 pieces Prints, assorted Shirt Bosoms
kinds; Linen and Cambria Hand
Red and White Flannels; kerchefs;
Plaid Linseys; Cotton Flannel, Towel and
Deaines and Cashmtres; Table Diapers
MerinCes and Alpacas Needles Pins, Threads Of all
LANES; Wool and Cotton Hosiery; Silk
Debuges and POpins; Hosiery, &c
kSlk; And in fact we will offer al
Plaid and BfOcade Silks; every article wanted in
Embroidered Col ars and IN retail store.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Our stock OF Boots aud Shoes unusually large. We
Ten Thousand Dollars Boots Shoes Of the
kinds, and almost every description Of Boots and Shoes
CLOTHING AND HATS.
good assortment Of Goals, Under Shirts, &c. &c.
Pants, Vests; Soft Fur, Cashmere and WOOl
Fine l. &. Shirts; Hats in great variety.
SuspendeTs, Gloves, Cravaa,
HARDWARE.
10 Boxes Axes; 900 Sets Knives and Forks;
10 DOE shoyeIs and Spades; Pad Locks Planning Bits SC
QDEENSWA RE.
IS Crates QueensWare, Wrapping paper Letter paper
ted in crates OF common 10 Boxes OF Iacks assorted
aud granite Warei 100 papers In a box.
All Of the above Goods consigned Us without limit
jams STD TRABUE& LUCAS.
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AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES,
BY
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co,


WE will Offer in front Of our Store on MONDAY Jan
w 18th 1857 10 o'clock large assOrmeHtof Groceries,
Liquors &c, tO-Wit:
100 hhdb choice and prime 500 bags and prime Rio
Sugar; Coffee
so bags extra Laguyra los b5Is cLO.cs MOlasses;
Coffee; 40 \ b5Is do ID do
200 boxes Star Candles; 100 Tobacco, (asorted
200 do TalOW do; brands
500 kegs Wheeling Nails ITO DJIs Dean g. Ha'sG, and
90 bbls Old Rye and Bourbon Fixes " Whisky;
WHISKY; 100 bhs old Magnolia v hisky;
so bbis Brandy and Wines; ~ bags S : Almonds.
10000 Melee Cigars; - 0Jls Pecaus
1000 Fine do; lCU half bEs Eaisns;
100 gross MasOn's Backing $50 Or. bys do;
50 bbls Crushed Sugar; 500 bEs Ssrdines;
IS bbls Loaf do 50 coils Cotton Rope
25 bbls Powdered do; 50 nests Tubs
20 bags Pepper; 50 nests heelers,
90 bags Spice 20 cases Matches;
$50 nests Baskets, 900 reams Wrapping Paper
200 boxes Bar Soap; so casks Soda
so dOE Wash Boards 50 boxes Clarst Wine;
1000 sacks Fine Salt 25aa00Z Painted Buckets
IS bXs Teas; 50 dOE BrOOms; 5ttierces Fresh Rice
Together with all the smaller articles Of Groceries 70 make
up complete sale. The Trade particularly invited
we will give liberal privileges
janIO-td LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
IN CHANCERY COURT At ALTAMONT
JANUARY RULES. I85-
Henry stoner,

HenFJ btOneT5
Bill
Joseph Il. YOOley.
I'm motion, and it appearing the satisfaction
~ Clerk and Master that defendant Joseph H. YOOley
resident Of the State Of Tennessee and that the
binary process OF this Court be upon him,
therefore ordered that publication be made, for four
cessive weeks, in the UNION American, newspaper
published the city of Nashville commanding said
defendant appear before the Count be held In the Court
House In the OF AtamOnt, the FOURTH MONDAY
MARCH, 1857, AID plead, demur the complain
bill the same will be taken for confessed and
hearing pGrts. ROBERT SANDERS,
janIl-'55- w4W. Clerk and Master.
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New Years Gifts,
SPLENDID INVEsTMENTs.


WE propose give purchasers large portion TIE
w value Of the following desirable properly
1t desirable lot for The erection Of large Store Hlus
fronting 40 ee on Market street. opposite f. s. FrencLa
End. Lot Of the description, fronting -
Broad street, opposite the Genness and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
81 Three magnificent Residence Lots, fronting 100 feet
each on Broad street, West Nashville.
4lh West Nashville extended, % acres Of beautiful land
su0dvidsd into half lots, having long front The
middle franklin Pike. only few hundred yards from The
beautiful residence Of W. n Bbo, Eco The above s
Of the very investments offered IN this
We prefer selling The track in body.
Also, 90 = Of land, about miles from the city,
the Broad Pike The most guils judges af Real
Estate cannot keep pace with The advance in value of West
Nashville property.
we also oasr Two aI Lots on Che corner Of Cav zrd
Park streets Watkins Premium addition 10 Nashville
jth. Edgedeld is ever onward We Offer for sale
Gallatn Pike, opposite the handsome residence Of EyG0y
Neil S. Brown.
each the Galatn Pike, Woodland Russell and Father
land I'm HoustOus BlOOd's Br0cEway' and other
broEnsE ABOUT - miles rom Lhe Guy! we nave SOFA
100000 Real Estate the Those wishing
bargains " ~ ul ~ 20 give " Si oeioia
our supply Is exhausted Nashville Is growing faster than
ever, and Real Estate must and will continue % enhance
rapidly in value. J. L. g. r. W. BROWN,
jani-lm fi5l Cherry street.
MAGNIFICENT FARM FOR SALE.
I'VE are now Offering for sale most liberal terms, one
w ofthe most superior Farms in the southern States
Tract on which Cen Luctus j. Polk resides Mauy county,
fronting on the Turnpike Road leading C0lumba
W sell part or the whole az purchasers desire One d7s
ion Of about 800 acres having Of the finest Springs Do
the County, and never falling stock water on both. We
nave compared me Lands IN Middle tennessee With those or
90 other States, and have hesitation "a SAY tho
Tract and the Lands In the immediate vicinity The
most beautiful we have ever The soil forest growth
EhbothO0d, dc unsurpassed Those wishing prem
Farm that will coHInns enhance ra3iddy valus,
and possessing soil that will never out washaways
chasing. Call 0AGsn. Polk on the premises, or 10
dec1o-Imdtrw6w d4t( cherry street