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The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29
Democratic County Ticket.

The Democracy of Amador have present
ed an unexceptionable ticket-a ticket COM
posed of honest capable, hardworking men
and true Democrats.
J.. n. KErcHAM is well known to the peo-
pie Of this county. He is man of marked
ability, and Of fine education, peculiarly
qualiling him for the position of Senator
He has been engaged much of his time in
California at mining, and is possessed of ex-
perience that will greatly increase his useful
ness in the Senate His election is certain.
HOMER KING, for the Assembly, we have
before spoken of as emnently worthy of and
qualified for the position to which he has
been nominated Severe indisposition (from
which he is now recovering) has prevented
him from mingling with the people during the
campaign to the extent of his desire; but the
Democracy will vote for him to man. Mr..
King has been sometimes miner and some
times an editor in this State; and is true
Democrat, honest and capable. lie too will
be elected.
ROBERT STEWART, the other Democratic
nominee for the Assembly, we have frequent
ly spoken of He is emphatically good
man, an undinching Democrat, practical
MINER and an intelligent citizen. Mr. Stew.
art has not suffered by the cry that has been
raised against him; his character is above re-
proach lie will be, as he should, trium-
phantly elected.
The other nominees of the party are the
same class of men-all intelligent, practical,
working men who will receive the support of
working men. There are no better citizens
than E. b. Mcintyre, John r. Dicks, 7. H.
Loehr, Frank Mcbride and f. G. Hoard
Go to the polls and vote for them; their cleo
ton will be an honor to the party, and pro-
mote the best interests of the county.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29
MARRIED.

band j. p, Mr.. LAuRENz ScHMID to Miss CArnI-
RDE III. PRoBAsco
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29

MEssRs. Briggs and Hnckson say there
are no party issues now, which is virtually
acknowledging that the Democracy are right
and the X. Ms wrong Now the question
arises, will it not be much better to send
Democrats to carry out Democratic principle,
rather than Know Nothings! Gentlemcu,
your No-Partyism is great humbug.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29

The town of Columbia was destroyed by
fire last Tuesday. Loss, some $500, 900.
A large quantity of powder in one of the
buildings exploded, killing five men instantly.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29

New SyNAGoGuE.-T new Jewish Syna-
gogue in this place is completed and adds
much to the appearance Of our village situa-
ted as it is on the high ground north of town.
Its interior arrangement is entirely different
from any other house of worship we have
seen, and well pays for visit The building
speaks well for the liberality and public spirit
of the Israelitcs of this vicinity. 1t is to be
dedicated on Friday the 18th day of Septem-
Der,
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29

DEMOCRATS of Amador the election is at
hand. See to it that the glorious banner of
the Democracy is not allowed to trail in the
dust,
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29
Born

In Volcano, Aug. goth, the wife of E. A. Kingcy
of o sou.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29

NORTH Michigan Bar was destroyed By fire
on Monday night Loss $4,000.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-29
Now we hear that MIR. Briggs,


For himself and perhaps for Mr. Hnckson
also, utterly repudiates this twenty-one years
test. Is it a fact that you so repudiate, gen
tlemen, or is it a slander upon your Ameri-
canism? Did yOu take The Oaths and Obiga-
tions necessary 10 become members of the order,
and at the same time repudiatc this funda-
mental principle of your party? Did Mr..
Briggs take it upon himself to strike out the
twenty-one years test in Amador, and at the
same time "stand by" the platform Of the
party at large? In this matter Mr. b. has
exhibited so much of demagogucism that we
dismiss the subject in disgust.
Very hard swearing,
AS is proved by the ritual, was necessary
before men could become Know Nothings,-
Instance the following:
~ solemnly promise and spear, before AL
mighty God and these witnesses, that will
adpance the interest of every native-born Amer
ican, to the entire and absolute exclusion of
all naturalized citizens and foreigners
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ALPS.


BosToz, March 20 IT e stesmes Alos has a-Ti.
Ved with Liverpool da'es to the 4 b inst
Cobdsns motion relative to the var IL ChinI
terminated in defeat Of the Ministry, bar & vel
supposed that Lord Paine Ston would neith II re.
sigu nor dissolve Parliament.
L1YEzpoor, March s.-Cottoa uufsst clio 81
steady. Sale fer 2 days past ii 600 bales, inelu-
ding 5000 to speeulatcis and tie same amount fol
export.
WAsHmeToN, March IS --Wm Price lhss been
appointed Postmasief Of Chicago yios Cock
whose commission is about 10 expire.
The board Of health Of Washington city has
come to the conclusion that the sickness ct tie Ma.
uonsl Hetel was caused By sor Gus a .sma
generated IN the lower cess pools and sinks shout
the establishment
The Commissioners appointed 70 select q site for
the new naval dspot in Georgia, have lust report
ed IN favor of s.. Simous leland few milesl be-
Brunswick ia t1st State.
Toe Grand Jury has found q true bin az inst
Lee for murder in the first degree fsr killing Hume
Lee s now 10 jail
The following are said to be the PhiIsdslphia
apo ntments:
Col Baker, Collector; Gibson g. Wescott, P 8.
Master; VIM Badger, Navy Agen'; Chambers Ne
Ribbon, Nsva! OhceE; Jno Hamilton, So JOE
BALFmoRE, March 10 Orders have bean rs-
ceiVed ct Norfolk to fit out the scoo Of war Dale
for the African station.
The Jamestown is to return here immediately.
Ex-Secretary Marcy has declined public DIM ar
rendered him By the merchants Of Baltimore.
Dates from Rio JeneEo are Received to February
2Ld The ye low fever hsd broken out smoaQ tie
shipping in port, and Capt HObsen Of the Bark
VIII a'laud, sud Capt. Desrbo Of the Bark Fame
have fallen victims u the disease
LOUISVILLE, March 20-Rlvtr feet 10 inches
IN the cansl Weather clear Thermometer so. +
Bresdstnfs dull -four dscl ming; corn heavy;
provisions steady consOls for money closed at 934
a93t white wheat unchanged, 95495 Sd; red,
Sc 5 q or, State 29s30s southern unchanged, 29A
Bis; Ohio SLABS; white corn unchanged. 35G36s;
yellow 53s 6ds34s; mixed 33s 3da33s 90; bacon
firm, buyers demand . reduction; lard buoysnt,
large speculative demand at 6Iaa2s, London
money easier; funds at Paris closed to-day at 7Oa
9Of.
The following is the vote on Cobden's motion:
262 sgsnst III
NEw YORK, March 40 The steamer Iennesses
with later advice from Nicarsgu, is signalled /,
low.
CIscINSATr March 20-FIour, unsettled; Wits. |
~. dull, lower at 224; Sugar, active, ll4tllA.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-Burr & Lacy FIGURING /
mill Wis burned last right the FIRE was the wosk |
IF 40 ibcendisry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

Duck RIVER MALE ACADENT.-We invite the At
enon Of parents and guardians to the advertisement
of Duck River Male Academy in to-days Mirror.
This School vhichis unquestionably one of the best
in the Union, is in Bedford county, near Wartrace
Depot, on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
in q refined and very healthy neighborhood far re-
moved from vice and temptation With one OF the
teachers, Mr.. A. NJ. TILLNAS we have been person
ally acquainted for number of years, and we know
him 10 be not only Of the noblest works OF God
a noble, generous free-hearted man-but also
thoroughly accomplished schoar,-one, Of whom his
distinguished preceptor said: 81 would rather have
the honor Of educating three such men than be Pres
idcnt Of the United States. Mr. TILLxkN is an ex-
perienced teacher. We do not know Mr.. Evtys rpr-
sonaly, but have every assurance that he is also
finished gentleman and scholar.-CollpBia Mirror
We cordially endorse what is said Of Mr.. TrLLNAy
by our Columbia cotemporary. Parents and guar
dans wishing to place their sons and wards under
competent teacher, can find no better than Mr. TILL
MAN, while the advantages Of sending them to a
school located in a rural district should have more
than ordinary weight in influencing the action of
those interested We can promise such as have sons
or wards to educate that they win hsve no cause to
regret sending them to Duck River Academy. The
advertisement Of this institution win be found IN
auOther column Of this paper,
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Augusta Market, March 1s.

BACoS.-There appears to be legitimate advance
in the bacon trade from the fact that the quantity
sailed and packed the present season, is about one
third less than that Of the previous year In conse
quence of this a speculative demand has been crea-
ted in the West and prices nearly high in Gin
cinnaG as in this portion Of Georgia. The ship
ments to Europe are in excess Of last year. and the
supply for the wants Of our own people are conse-
quently dimished if the statements published in the
large bacon markets can be relied on. We quote in
this city for well cured meat hog round II cents
although there some few lots Of green meat that
viii not sell for more than IL II cents We no.
tce to-day letters from consgnOrs who have ordered
their meat to be held at higher prices, and in one
case for O lot of about 10000 pounds clear sides,
old meal the price has been advanced to l24 cents.
LARD-This article is very scarce, and although
it is known that shipments the way, prices are
very firm. We quote, in barrels l4@l4f, and in
cans l44@l5 cents 1t is selling in small packages
at retail at 16 cents.
FLoUR.-Prices are tending downward, although
the City Mills still firm at IS so for Superfne
and $40 80 for Extra Family. Country brands are
lower and sell, for Superfne, at 81 509Ss.
CoRN.-The demand is limited, and present prices
barely maintained. The ruling rates are from 80 to
So cents, and transactions mostly confined to city
wants.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

Music IN SCHooLs.-The propriety Of making
music branch Of common school education is be-
ginning to attract the attention its Importance de-
mands. At recent meeting Of the Board of Educs-
ton Of the city Of New York, WILLIAM CUIL1S
BRYANT, Of the New York Ersaiag Post made a cap
tal speech upon the subject Of Music in Schools, 4"
from which the following is an extract:
s. In making music branch Of common education,
we give q new attraction TO our common schools
Music is not merely study, it is an entertainment
wherever there is music there is crowd Of listen
ers We complain that our common schools are not
attended as they shoEld be- What is to be done /!
Shall We compel the attendance Of children? Rather
let US, if can, order things that children shall
be eager tc crowd TO the schools and for this pur-
pose nothing can be more efectual il seems 10 ne
than the art to which the ancients sscribed sueb
power that, according to the fables Of their poets
it drew the very stones Of the earth from their beds
and piled them in a wall around the city Of Tbebes
" Il should be considered, moreover, that music in
schools is useful as an incentive to study After
weary hour of porting books with perhaps soma
disc0uragement the part Of the learner IL not
despair at the hardness Of his task song puts him
into more cheerful and hopeful mood tie plav Of
lungs reshens the circulation Of the blood and he
sits down again to his task in better spirits and with
an invigorated mind. Almost Gil occupations are
cheered and lightened by music
d" remember once being in a tobacco mandatory
in Virginia, where the work performed BY slaves
who eulivCned their tasks with Outbursts Of psamodv
eve encourage their singing said enc Of the
proprietors, they work for it. Sailors pull more
vigorous az the rope for their 70 heave ho' which
is q kind Of song. have heard the vine dressers in
Tuscany on the hill Sides responding TO each other
in songs, with which the whole region resoupded
and which turned their hard days work into pas
time "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

FHE CAMrBELEs.-Of the known troupe which
commences series Of concerts here next Monday.
the Atlanta Eazmfasr thus speaks:
THE CAMPBELL MnsrRELs.-We attendedtwo an
teFtainments given BY this dessrvedly popular com
Pany Of Ministries on Monday and tuesday NIGHTS
last me Ataeneun, on both occasions, was crowd
Cd to overhoEing AID We we're glad to see Ia fortev
excel in every respect oil the companies Of Ministries
that have ever visited our city and we doubt much
whether in New York, elsewhere their equals are
70 be found Since their last visit to Atlanta many
eadlnons have been made to this company, and We
see rs manager, the renowned "a Matt Peel " whose
Inventive genius never flags, has introduced many
novel entertainments, such as enable him and his
excellent company to bear away the palm over all
composition. Tonight is set apartfor the benefit Of
Nh. Peel. he win doubtless haEea good one. The
bill Of fare for the occasion is attractive and al who
g win be delighted With the performance.
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Il vii save US q great deal Of uunecsssaEy trouble 4
our friends in VI itng US viii bear u mind he follow
tnE niles
he bOdy Of your letter
Il you wish tbs paper changed frsn one oGcs 10 a..
other give both 0fiees in fail
II Yo1 write business, and other matters write on
Separate sheets Of paper or different leaves Of one aht
Attention to fhsss matters wiz greatly 0bligs us.
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Woud call The susnton Of Msrchanis Busns1s men,
and Ons1l, facilities for eEecuii1r win prcmpBss1
and 10 superior maanef jos PaIzTsEa In a iEi VARIETIES,
qualities ana eOlOrs, and dacit dhars ~ their prorege
haFinR gone 70 considerable expense In ang up our goD
bling Establshment prepared execute all kinds of
Plain anG Ornamental work, such BAH LieEsta no
Cards Of every description, Cscuial, ~ varieties
Of Printing Ga Gold Silver Bronze Coinfsf also tamhle1i
Lawyers Briefs Cheeks Bill Heads, Bills q Lading, ff0s
mlss0Fv Notes. Way Bs Hand BINS ets etc., win nea-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

DEATH OF REv. CALVIN CoLToS, L. L. D.---This
eminent divine, scholar and writer, died in Savannah
on Friday last, the 18th inst. His last great work.
the "Life, Correspondence and Speeches of HESRY
CLAY was completed, and the last, the sixth vol
ume, was in press at the time Of his death
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

DIHD-Thursday evening, March 18th inst, MARY
JAaR, infant daughter of E. W. and LOUISA NJ Cole,
sged II months and % days. The friends and &C
quaintanees Of the family requested to attend her
funeral at the residence Of Mr.. Cole, miles from
the city, on the Lebanon Turnpike. Saturday morn
ing 21st inst, at 10 o'clock, a. m. Divine service
BY the Rev Dr. HoUsroN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

"a The Knoxville RsgistsT states that the disease
with which the Hon. WM. h. SEEED was Frustrated
1t GreeusvIls, vas not paralysis but acute rheuma-
tism, with which be is very severely afflicted added
to the injury his system sustained by the recent poi
soniuo AZ Washington
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

FRASK LEsIIRs ILLusTRATED PAPER-J. YoRK
Co.. Union street, have Feceivedth this Journal Of
this date. Il has engravings Of the Inauguration
procession and ball; and also Of the procession in
Havana following the remains of Dr. KAEE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

DEATH OF A Coon MAE.--We regret to learn that
GILBERT MARSHALL, Esq, an old and esteemed citi-
zen Of Williamson county died at his residence in
that county on Thursday the 18th inst. He was the
oldest brother of Hon. JOHN MARSHALL, of Franklin
He was esteemed exceedingly valuable citizen and
a devoted relative and friend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

~ The UNION Avn AMERICAN has
much tIlo largest eircuiatlon olsanV paper
IN the state except she raffwkoua EoIlE1allt1.
n Ofler8s therefore, aupeElnE uaWRulnreG
60 the adVeFriaimE public 81
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The above quotations apply to the general run Of
qualities and descriptions but for rich, heavy To-
baccO, particularly those known as "Clarksville, "
the range is lO@ll cents p ID for Refused, 120l6
cents for Admitted and 1732O cents for Choice Sc
lectiOns.
BACoE-The market has continued very firm with
good demand and sales Of 400 to 500 casks at about
9&CG9A cents for old and new Shoulders, I26I24
for Ribbed Sides 18@184 cents for Clear ditto
and ll@l34 cents = ID for ordinary to choice Extra
Sugar Cured Hams.
LARD.-With continued moderate receipts Of Lard,
particularly of barrels and tierces, which are
most in request, the transactions have been on
limited scale, though fully sustained prices for all
descriptions. The sales have comprised about 1900
bbls and tierces at 134914 cents for No to prime,
including yesterday 500 chiefly at IA cents for
Prime, one lot Of 1000 kegs Prime at l5c p H. and
$50 kegs at l43@15 cents.
CORN.-We have again to notice moderate receipts
Of Corn, which being insufficient to supply the ship
ping demand the recent advance has been sustained
and some 8OUO sacks have found purchasers making
about II 900 for the week. at wide range of 7O(G
75c for inferior to good mixed, 77@9Oc for white,
and 90G95c and occasionally 81 90 z bushel for yell
low.
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MARRIED--on the 10th inst, by the Rev. J. B.
MFERRN, D. D., the Rev. J. RUFus HARwELL, Pas
tor Of the Methodist Church, Tuscumbia, Alabamba
TO Miss ANz l., daughter of JOHN HUFE, Esq, Of
this city.
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ME- receiving and opening cur SPRING
w STOCK, and shall in few days have IL complete and
ready for inspection.
Our stock has been selected with unusual care embracing
The LATEST STYLES Of both FOREIGN AND DO-
mESTlC, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, VARIETIES, An READKsWA
CLOTHING, dCcs
Our purchase this Spring being largely increased over
former Ones meet the growing Of the country,
fsrs additional inducemef She Trade. We therefore
and the trade generally visiting this Market feeling eona
dent that make 70 their Interest b. doing So
fsb25-2m. ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.
MOURT OLIYkT CEMETERY.
THE Directors Of this Company annOunes 70 the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid o with suit.
able and walks, and portion Of the ground
SubdiVded into Family Lots which offered Tor sale
The map Of the grounds can be seen the ofics Of
Lindsey Crockett where the public invited 70 call
and exsmine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have NADIA
more suitable location for Cemetery in ha Yicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves h the public 70 spare &c
money or pains to make equal 70 any Csmstsry in he
Union and Huch one as Hashyis may feel some pFde in
The Cemetery s now in charge Of cOmpstent Super
ntendent living the ground under whose direction in
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company are dssrous that the
grounds should Be visited by the citizens Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus viii leave the Ooa Of LndB
Icy CrocEstt ct o'clock, Tuesday afternoon. the
9Th inst and on every Friday afternoon thereafter at ths
same hour The gsatg will Be free.
Ladies' Gnd Families desireus Of visiting he rroundg
will be called for 81 their Fssdsnces By ssndinE thsiF
cards 70 the President Of the Company.
c. ". EAEoE, ses'y. jys-R
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COOKE, BAILEY & CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, EATS CAPS, BONNETs, &c.
no. 4, soUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

VTTE in receipt Of Spring Of goods
w TO which we respectfully ask the attention Of Retail
Merchants.
Our line Of Straw Goods will be found very complsts and
desAhis and stock Of Boots, Shoes and Hats beoV.
ed 70 bo 10 sucent variety 70 meet the requirements
WkO may favor with ezaminAtoa Aswe purchase sx
euBVey from the Manufacturers, feel warranted in
geTng that We can supply the trade with all goods
inc low they be delivered here from the large job
bling Bstsbllshmenis 81 Philadelpha and New Work.
Our Of Credits Six Months prom Of callers and We
make liberal allowances for Cash payments.
febl5-2m COOKE, BAILEY & co.
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John q. shaw

A ny person Festsd 70 John G. Shaw deed, Who was
"A BON In Ireland, and emigasd 70 tn United 8aioa,
an died on his way from Tennessee California 10 ld,
vi md Il 10 thsT interest address J. B. HAbBkkT,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Tmar4-sB&W3m.
? LILLE Rock (AFk) True Dsmocfat and New York
Citizen copy 20 amount Of So and send aecoun 70 ths
once.
IF the Heirs Of, Lient. RQhsrt lHayea, Capt
element Bail, and Lieut. lanes Tatu 81 Ne heEolu-
aonary War, Wi esl e Ihs once Of Fsrgussn Cor 30. a
Cedar street, haahVo. Toanea1eo, nag vi haar tone
Ming e theiE EdEuniRgas lashl2-dGHN
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Piles PILES PILES

rms HrgHER7o FRAcTABLs BIss,sz or EvEET BoaH Az
EVEEY STAGE
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVAHAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
wv lively curing the worst and most obstinate Of
Homorrhods or Piles Il the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
hsrs elsewhere for the Piles and is bs result Of years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles aoE have remedy al hand which
will
STAND TEX TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure ts part 10 do al the ProPrsioi
claims for t.
Full directions accompanying each box and al that e
requisite is strictly 70 observe ;hsms and cure VII 1oon
70 icloW.
Dr. Il. CGVLNk5aH, QProsent)
Dear Sir When arrived in ths city few days go,
was suffering intensely with the piles. mentioned ny
condition you asking your sdEioe You Recommended
vorr Pile 9aFs saving il would me. tired it-tha
sHsct vas inmediats and I nov veil believe 4
% be- e. Il proved in ny nTaua5e remedy and
szrs cure for that disease the Piles aud such
msnd Il 10 others.
Yours auly JOHN ". HANSON, ofSt. Louis, Ms.
~ Price eI per box. For sale IN NashEills By EWit
Bros Wholssals Agents. and b Druggists and Dssle1
Dr. I. q. OAYAEAUGH, sOIs Proprietor,
augsl-ly inside St Lnuis. No.
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lT virtue Of deed executed 70 me By S. l. BaFd6
- he 24th day OF April 1854 shall sell 70 she highest
bidder for eysh, the 2UTH DAY AFRIL, 1857 the
premises Tract 81 LAM decided in by said
Rad BY deed Of date above, Lands where said Bai6
nov lives, tn he 4th DrCl Of White county, the Caney
Fork River bounded the est by the lands OF w Cotton
the South by The lands of u Rhodes on the East by the
aRds Of EaG Rho les and W B. Hutson and on the North BY
he landt q said HutsoR, containing 2I, more or less
AcrcB The terms Of said sale will be each In hand Said
made close the deed executed by he said
Eaiuf 70 above. This the % Of March, 1851.
mFhT-twGWtd. JESSE FRANKS. TFuEtse.
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For Sale

THE HOMBsTEADOF MATHEW NELSON, deed 49,
This tract Is beautifully situated on she n 4 &. III
Railroad, IA miles from Nashville, and is Known be l
She best land IN Rutherford county. $50
good cedar fence and mosyin cutvaton the balance well
imbeGed Hurricane Creek throu gh entire
aEordng abundance OF water the dy6t season. There
alaO Number Of perpetual Springs, which make
very deAbs stuck Pam. The soil Is eh enough q sneak
for se snd we'll adapted 10 the growth Of cotton, obae
60, grain or gFass. r.
The improvements consist Of frame Dwelling with
rooms, all houses complete gin barn STABLE The
subscriber viii Be 10 Nashville few weeks and
pleasure showing the premise any who may desire
PuEehasa Terms easy possession given Immediately
iebt2-u G. L. NELSON