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Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
ICE! ICE!! TCE!!!

FNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO CALL
Z the attention OF Ice consmerst to the great
advantages he can offer. lie has just compile
ted, at great expersesh his capaciOus Ice House,
situated on the north side OF Hangtown creek,
which Ia capable Of holding 100 tons Of solid
and in quantiiaa to suit the convenience Of
purchasers. AC Et1
He als6 Aegkfo say that. parties making ar.
rangements with him early in the season will
find it to their advantage, as they can depend
upon constant supply to meet their demands.
CHARLES GOWEN.
Placerville, April 10. 1857. [v4n4 III
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
Lime! Lime! |! Lime II!

IN any, quantity purchasers may wish, vii
Z be furnished by the proPEietOfs Of ihe b
Dorado Kilns, ct their lime House on COl0Hs
street OF at the Kilns. one milea east Qf Ring.
Citizens OF Diamond SpEamEs uIA NJ
Dorado, wishing to purchase Lime, will And
It TO their advsutage to. send OreSTs 10 our
Kilns. which are Of easy access. there beipE >
good road leading rom Diamond SpSinez 3
% For particulars. inquire Of s. CONRAD,
C0I0ma street, or at the Drug Store 0f 6. D.
PETIT. 8, CONRAD Gee,
Placerville, March Z, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

Paper 1Iangings and Carpets! (!
TUST RECEIVED, per Late Arrivals,
q by FRANK BAKER, llOand liz Clay ST.,
San Francisco,
$40 cases Paper IIankings, French and American,
every variety;
60O0 Rolls French and American Borders;
8OO ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
625 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
$50 ps Three-ply Carpet;
8IO Pc euperfne Ingram Carpet:
3SO ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpet;
20O ps Cotton and Wool Carpets;
125 ps Stair Carpets, assorted;
2I5 ps Bay State Druggcts;
$40 ps OIL Cloth, assorted;
1875 ps silk Damusk and BrOcatcllc;
$40 ps Cotton and W6rsted Dalnask; y
4noO pairs window Shades;
his pairs Lace Curtains;
$50 pairs Muslin Curtains;
S0IO COrnices and Curtain Bands;
32S dozen Mats, assorted;
Stair Rods, Table Covers, C:imps, Fringes &c.
EEOrders from the country filed with care and
dispatch. h.----
Wholesale and retail by
FRANK BAKER,
[6'mJ 10 and liz Clay Street.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
Cured at HOlnei

DIR. BAKER Is daily treating patients at
distance, hundreds Of whom he has never seen, and
In all cases with entire success. Letters describing
age, symptoms, occupation, &C., promptly attended
TO, and medicine, securely sealed from observation
sent to anypart Of the State.
g Patients at distance, are treated on the fol.
lowing terms Eight Dollars for the first prescription
and Five Dollars for each subsequent prescription.
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
CALL AT
Condee, Monroe & Co.'s
livery stable,

tta the rear Qf The RQstnd 3snt,)
A ND. you will find The Rnsss lot of SADDLE
IA HORSES, the Best Matched and Best
Driving Teams, and the largest and Finest AS
sOrtment Of Blggies and Carriages in the city!
All Of which will be let on the most reasonable
terms. Call and see for yourselves, gentlemen.
Placcrvillc, March =, lS57
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

TWVhere ls no use im trying TO enUmerate,
n aS the great variety now have in store
would leave no space for others in our city
papers. GEO. +. JONES:
At No.
81 If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
CYRUS b INGHAM

TAKES this method Of announcing to his
Il Ufd friends IN 6ufifUrniu, uTId utf1rrs visrt-
ing this city and in want Of HOTEL accOmmO.
datiOns, that he has become the proprietor Of
the House known as
RANKlN'S EXCHANGE,
Which will be open for the reception of guests
on NDndAy, the 1Oth Instant.
Nothing is promised in this notice, Of ex-
travagant or luxurious lTting, heretofore Mn-
known or unsurpassed, but simply small II0-
tel, 10 be kept in II neat and quiet way, un II
small Scalr,-tO be free from the prevalent
vices Of drinking and gaming.
But, one thing is promised to bc equal to
other Hotels in the mountains, and that is
PRICE! lffuund wanting in all else, this, at
least, shall be deemed sufficient, and will, al
ways be required promptly.
PlaccrvilIc, April IL. 1857. jtf !
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
IMPORTANT
QUARTZ MINERS!
TTNHE undersigned IL rendy to furnish to order
CUMMINGS
Portable Quartz Crushing
%TTaTa

AA0
Having made arrangements with the Patcntee for
their manufacture.
The crushing machines are recommended on ac-
count Of their small cost, cOmpactness, and the
plete manner IN which they do their wOrk,-beng
guaranteed to crush ONE TON OF HARD QUARTZ
Every Ten Hours. They SO compact that they
can be transported TO any part OF the mines-the
whOe apparatus weighing only nbOut 2,OOO lbs, and
no one piece will exceed In weight 300 lbs, and
from actual tests have given better results, clean
ed In less time, and simple In their opera
tlOn than any min now In Use. They also give the
full returns Of his quartz, saving every portion
Of the proceeds, and showing each day the full val
ue Of the quartz crushed.
The Portable Quartz Mill, Engine, Boiler Stasps,
and all complete In perfect working order, with full
guarantee that II will do all TINT IL claimed for itam
be furnished for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
MILLS OF A LARGER SIZE, with Four, Six, Eight,
Ten Stampcrs, furnished ut prOpOrtiOnatc prices.
THE HAND MILL, with one Stamper, which
be worked with one or more men, and Insured to
crush from Four 10 Six Hundred Pounds per day,
hc furnished fWr two HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The subscriber u also prepared TO manufacture
Machines TO PcrfOrate Russia Iron for Screens, and
will furnish Screens already perforated at II Low
Price. ROBERT AITKEN,
EUREKA IRON FUrNDEY,
Front between o and J. Streets. Sacramento.
TT have appointed Mr.. SAMUEL GAMAGE
my Agent In III Dorado County, for the sale Of the
above machines, and ill communications addressed
to him at riaccrville will meet with prompt attention.
[G 3m] II. AlTKEN.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Much cheaper than yon have been buying Of
others,
At No. 0.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

80, Purchasers arc requested, as q guarantee Of
good faith, TO furnish us the name OF any house in
New Orleans and we will ship them package Of the
Oils. II they do not perform oil that s claimed for
them, they will cost nothing. rs - 1y1
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HOWARD associate n,


BeRoU0lent Istituca established 6y special sadotr-
n7sRt for The relief Of The seek and distressed afflicted
nth YiruleAt and Epidemic Diseases
e o ALL PERSONS an Ced with sexual Diseases such as
I Spern aorrhssI seminal Weakness, Impotence Con
orrhRl Geet Phis lie Vice Of OHansE, Self Abuse
&c, sc.
The Howard Asosatos, in view ofshe Wiul desrucol
Of human life, caused BY SeHuH. Diseases and the deep
ctous practsed upon The unfortunate victims or such dis
BY q acks, several yeaT5agO directed their IN nR
Sdrg-On Charitable AcL hy 81 their name 10 omen
Dspensery for the tregtmsE Of hs class diseases IN all
their iorms AID 70 eise Medical Adyi Gratis 70 all who
apply by letter, win description Of heir condition. (age
occupation, habits OF lie &c.l and extfems
poverty, 10 furnish medicines Ffss Charge Il is need
less 70 add that the Association commands the highest Med
ical skill Of the age ard will furnish the approved
modern treatment.
The Directors review Of tho past, feel assured thai
their abOrs in his suhare benevolent effort have been
great benefit 10 the ffcied; especially 10 the young and
they have resolved renewed
to this very imPor gnt but much despised cause.
Just Pub shed by Association, Report SpermatOr
rha Seminal Weakness tie Vice Of Oaanism, Mastur
bauOn Self Abuse ether Deascs Of the Sexual Or
gans, by the Consulting which Will be sent by NAIL
lin sealed letter snVeOpe free Of charge, receipt Of
two stamps for postage.
Address, Report treatment, Dr. George r. Calhoun
insulting Surgeon, howard Association, No. 2, south
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTH ELL, Prsridsnt
GRO. FAIR CHILD, Secretary. octI2-v3ms
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Very Respectfully,
TAI. W. NEWMAN.
NASHVILLE. Dec. %. 1851.

NASHVILLE, Dec. %, 1857.
I. ". NEWMAN Chairman Of the Internal Improve
Saeat Committee Of the House Of Representatives.:
DEAR SR-In nay letter to you a short tirae since,
expressed The opinion that the railroad companies
Of Tennessee would promptly meet the January
interest on the State bonds By inquiry at the
State Bank this morning, find my prediction has
been verified. Each company, except one, has paid
its interest into the bank, and with the important
assistance of that institution, the necessary ex-
change has been procured to pay the amount due in
New York
The Mississippi and Tennessee Central Company,
(the road excepted above instead of paying their
interest into the State Bank this place. have sent
on the amount directly to New York, at which place
it viii be paid over.
The payment Of interest the State bonds would
be met promptly even if the companies were to fail
in providing fOrit. But under all the circumstan-
ces, the promptness Of these companies in meeting
the January interest," is highly creditable to them
such conduct will doubtless receive the kindest con-
slderatiOn Of our Legislature, and will insure a
continuation of that liberal spirit of legislation
essential to our railroad enterprises. Within the
principle so wisely insisted on, not to extend the
State credit, there be great deal done by
legislation to promote the interest of the different
companies.
hope, sir do not go too far, when say that the
holders Of Tennessee bonds may confidently rely on
two things: First that the credit of the State will
not be extended any further and secondly, that the
State has PSoUided for the its liabili-
ties in the future As stare has never failed TO
meet its obligations in the past, 1 think it may be
confidently asserted that the present prudent ar
engagements to meet all subsequent liabilities, con-
stilute the highest pledge possible that those who
may be dealing in her bonds of the security other
Investments.
Respectfully Yours,
r. G. PAYNE,
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Holiday Presents

n REAT attraction, A Public Square, 20oO vaua-
VI Ole Lots OF splendid French China, Papsr Maehe and
oJher eh goods t. be away. The Citizens Of Wash
vile and vicinity respectfully informed that positive
orders have received cOse large st0ck
French China according 70 the following Unprecedented
liberal plan, viz Every purchaser OF spisndc Motto Cup
AM Saucer for only s. will he sRtitlsd present. In
order 10 Determine what the articles viii be- they have
veOped Two Thousand cards, stating the and
serbIg the 0's purchasers electa card and
tne article Il calls for Will be delivered Immediately. The
Goods distribution prses splendid assortment Of
French China viz: Gold Ies Sets Also assOT-
ment OF Fancy China Vases Gard Baskets Setts
COlogLes, Figures nksands Motto Mugs Toy Tea Sets
splendid fapieT Maehe Tables, Tea Trays This Evenir
the sale and distribution will commence at O'Clock and
continue every day and Evening until further notice
dec "a BENZ. F. SHIELDS
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dec11-tf
SHELBY TRON-W0RKs
AND
R-WHEEL MA NUFA CT o z 7,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESSEE.

NETHITCOMB LEGO & CO., Founders and Baehn.
w .ss re pectfuiy give nOthe that their extensive
Foundry Machine shop, and FOTges. completed
and in successful operations and that they prepared
execute all for heavy AMI light castings Including
CAR-wHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
In this department. thorough knowledge and long exper
fence enable US to challenge competition.
Also, CAST-IRON HOUSE FRONTS Of the most mprov-
ed paltens plain 1uted, and Ornamental COlumDf Water
Pipes Of all sizes, Reors for Gas WORKS, and her esab
lishmens where requredSteam Engines SaW-Ails Flour
Mills, &C. made promptly 70 order aud Of the bes material
Parueuar attention given 70 repairing machinery al low
pTises and on liberal terms
Our sHrTHWoRKs win be OF the most extension char
scisr: Saw-Ml Work, Stirrups Dogs htman rohs saw
Cranks, Bolts, and all kinda Of Mil lions, made on the
ahortez notice.
As practical mechanics wishing to establish per-
Rent business object will be TO pay particular aen
tic all orders for repairing old machinery All
aire Is trial, and we confident OF being patron
We have on hand at present large assortment Of
WHITooMB, LEIeo 90.
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. vat prs fee 50. oRvILLE A.NlxoN. C. GIN.
DECEMRER -RNLRS 1s5z.

oRVILLE A. NIXON, ct al. We. GEORGE NIXON, ct ell
IN MOTION, aud appearing unto satisfaction
~ Clerk and Master that George Nixon Is nonresident
OF this State, that the ordinary process of law cannot
served upon him. IL is therefore ordered publication
be made in the Union and American, paper published
city Of Nashville, requiring said Nixon appear the
Court House IN the Town Of Cenreve the second Mon
day in March next then and there plead, dsmur
70 compliments BILL The will be confessed
and set for hearing sx paFte as 70 him.
decee vat prs fee -, oRYILLE A, NIXON, Q, & N,
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IN CHAMBER ar CENFRFVILLE-
OCTOBER RULES, 1857.

ELIJAH D. BlFtLE vs. JAChSON PHILLIPS.
IN MOTION and IL caring unto the Satisfaction OF the
" Clerk and Master that Jackson Phillips residen
OF THIS state That the ordinary Uf
served upon him 1t is therefore ordered pubeaIon
be made in the Union and American, newspaper published
10 the city Of Nashville Tenn requiring said Phillips
appear at the Court House nthe Of Centrevie
second Monday in March then and there plead,
sTer or demur to mplanant's BILL win De
ken Tor confessed aud apart hearing psre
him.
dec2s vat prs fee 50. oRvILLE A. NIXON, c. GIN.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THAT Vasab Farm on which the undersigned have Eesi.
oed for the last ten s for sale. 1t lies the water
Of Duck river in The county Of Coffee eight miles from Man
chester, and miles from rulahoma four
from Normandy The tract contains hundred and y
ECO OF which cleared be the
Of first farming land. II formally known
the Davidson place, this firm comfortable resi-
dents with all necessary houses bArns stables
OF the pest quH; young orchards choice fruit;
good spring, water in abundance; and stock plenty
running through d Gerent sections OF said farm The so OF
both tracts is equal 70 any for crops either grain grass
and both united They will be sold separately tsgeber
70 suit purchasers is of the stock
State to its size As those wishing would course
wish IN view the premises before purchasing further de-
septon deemed unnecessary but all invited call
and see for themselves.
dec25 in 4
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

lust received FRI natl, few OF BLUNT'S COAL
- COOKING RANGES, small size, which are pre-
pared 10 furnish 81 Cincinnati prees with expenses added
ALSO.
A good assortment Of COAL COOKING STOVES, which
we will put up and warrant, and shich, that
cheap and in lac reach Of every one the Stoves
Also,
FRANKLIN STOVES for Coal and Word.
CANNON AND RADIATOR STOVES for Coal.
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOVES for Coal.
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Patterns TarlOr Crates from Wm
JacksOl's MaIuisctory New York. Common Mantle and
damned Grales, sizes and patterns, which will sell
low 10 suit the times.
dec. 10 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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CI.ristmas Presents.

~ Al 81 SdA8a - - - - - ~ 49, SASN
WE have hand the following useful and ornamental
w articles, that would maze the valuable Christmas
CHS that could be given, all OF which will sell al very
prices for cash;
Elegant China, Porcelain and Lava
Jewel Boxes, great variety OF ental patterns
China Ink stands Match Boxes, Flower stands, Butter
pales, &c;
Mantls and ktague ornaments great variety of pat
terms;
Coffee urns, Tea and Coffee pots;
Chamber SETS the handomest patterns 70 be found in
the Eastern cities;
Bhrana, Planishsd lin, English and Am erOan JapsBned
eandissieks:
Coal vases, Copper and Ornamental coal scutiles;
Feather busters, Of all Sizes;
Hearth broOms, different styles;
English cutlery plated forks, cake baskets, cups &c,
Rattan, rocsings hail and sewing chairs;
hniie baskets, willow and Japanne ed tin;
Plate warmers, best English patterns;
Spice boxes, cake and bread boxes;
p ated and Britannia casters, liquor and pickle stands;
Walters, all sizes the greatest vaety in Nash
vile;
Cake aud Padding pans;
One hundred bird cagos, elegant designs.
Our assortment OF house furnishing goods
sve elegant than before and will sell for cash.
Gta very small advance upon cost.
dec22-f MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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Large Sale Of Gift Books! ~

ND Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmas and New Years
n presents. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdsy and
Thursday, Dee 81 "a % and "a No. % Cedar Street he
Stock u nos rare and beautifully bound are offered
Auction in the city; among me abve seIes NAV bs
found, World noted woman o. The Count OF Hspoleon
Byrons gallery uior, Do, Shabapars Tabaux, ard Vsr
Gus DINERS NO Numerous h ueuOn. Whirh bought
expressly ior hrstnas trade, AID viii BE- without re.
serve Ihey are open for peciio' during day Auc.
uon commences every Eyenids a. 4 o'claek.
dec tiIjanI,s7 Ha,, 10
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Ellis & Moore,
Nos. SO q 81 marLst Strn.t

hE happy 70 inform their old friends and s puble gen
"a orally that they have made large additions 10 heir Ma
chine Shop and foundry and have now double ,ees FOR
rendering satisfaction 10 all who may favor Them with a ea
Is our intention as heretofore, keep Ourselves Ue
sCPPsa sth every description OF steam Engines Boilers
MI macnlnery shaiungs &c Also all inds Of work Tor
6loar MILLS, Steamboats,, Saw Mills, Tobacco Factories
prices. Ems u EGOO5
Nos 81 g Market, south Broad Street Nashville Tenn
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Neoroes to Hire for 1874

LIKELY negro boy 70 years DID, likely, girls II
n years old, aud two We prefer hiring 10
living In the vicinity Of Edgefsi Also negro
men that we Will hire in tae city,
J. L. & R. W. BROWN
fykarr
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Sale nfNaprnas-

DY virtue OF decree Of the County Court OF Davidson
ID County, rendered December term, 1857 the
OF j. 5. kizz9eth Dlabuny Joseph Z. Burtcsn
and others, will ter fOr sale Court Rouse yard in
Nashville Saturday January 10Th, 1858, the following
Negroes, tOwit: Negro Harriet abOui - years
and her children, infant and the o5heT MARY
about 5yearsOf age.
IEHHs-SiU0 cash, the balance credit OF I2 months
not with good security The above SAFE is made for the
purpose Of division among the heirs
T CHEATHAM,
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Ii persons having claims against the of Oliver
n TGWse, deceased hereby notified Them on or
before the ls Monday in APRIL 1885, they will barred
by the statutes, the administration Of said will
out. This 1871 December, 1857.
JOHN W. TOWLBS, Administrator
da,n9f pqvv If n4;11- IT,
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Store House for Rent.

Tn days shall Stock Of Goods to the new
house. Of Front and squ are (nesr the
Suspension Brdge and Oder for House at present
occupied BY Us.
L. B. &. 7. D. FITE.
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I3@ Andrew johnson has introduced bin in the
Z. 5. SenaIe TO grant every head OF family home
stead Of loo Of land on condition Of occupancy
and cultivation He ought to have proviso, that
the whole Of sLtes7 Ssc0H in some township be set
apart for bis friend Williams, the present represen-
tative in our State Legislature from Hickman
county.
The above is from the Memphis Eagle and En-
guirsr. We can inform our contemporary that the
Representative from Hickman is a scion of the
Andrew johnson, Jackson, jefferson Democs y,
who is not joined in holy wedlOck, and consequently
cannot receive the 10th section, or any part thereof
and furtbe ike his llustrious friend in Washington,
he is opposed TO all especial privileges and class leg
isaion and consequently could not receive the boon
suggested by the Eagle and Enquirer, but we can
assure our contemporary it could not be bestowed
on q cleverer fellow.
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Land and Negroes for sale.

Thomas Dowdy it, es ais, Frances DoSdy, ct ais p
d virtue of nteroeutorJ decree made at the Decem-
u Der tern 1857 of the County Court Perry county,
Tennessee in this viii sell highest bidier
the late residence of Thomas Dowdy senior deceased on
Coon Creek in said county, SATURDAY the 9t day of
January next, the several tracts of land by
Thomas DOwdy, deceased contain about
proved and good stock farm; subject however, the
Widows dover.
Also, negro aud her three (boy) children the wo-
man about 25 old, the children and wears
old Alof which will be sold on credit of and two
years. Boz ard approved personal seen ry will be reoHr-
ed Of purchasers, and eu retained until purchase
money Is paid. Ihis 9Th December 1857.
T. w. EDWARDS.
Special COnmlssOner
W. S. maxwell Sole itor. %
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stravs--HickTnan Co.

TAKEN UP by Jane Morrison, living Civil Di trict No.
g. brown MULE about is years oldA-apprais-
| ed to $35-0n the lIth October 1857.
TAKEN Up. By jesse Deprest, living District No. TO-
one bay HORSE, about or 10 years old-appraised
s2O-on the 12ih November, 1851
TAKEN UP, by Peter s. Msbery, living District No. l.
sorrel mare MULE IL hands high tail shaved, and
saddle spots the back, supposed old-ap
praised to SsO--on the Goth November. 1857.
decs6 wst+ 4. DEAN, Ranger.
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SPECIE PAYNENTs.-It is stated that a resumption
of specie payments by the Philadelphia banks is
under serious consideration. Most of them are be-
leving to be possessed of ample means, and we may
expect that all which sound, will resume by the
Era Of February, al furthsst,
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TWO Val liable FARMS FOB SIZE

INHAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has re.
sided Tor The last elght or nine years. for sale. Il lee
on the waters OF Big Harpetn rVs the county VIII
lamsOn fouF0ea miles from Nashville, the igs Of
Tank, the Rchland and Ceutrave fn-opke nine miles
from Franklin the county seat Of williamson, and within
two miles OF the North Western Railroad being con
struced. The tract contains about hundred and Ia
acres OF urt rate farming land; the county line betwesn
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest co.
Of the tract. Il formally the vel known fafm O.
the late wilkins WhtefId.
On this farm two comfortable residences with all ne
cessay out houses; barn. cribs stables carriage house.
with an excellent young orchard OF most choice Good
spring water and abundance Gng stock water
running rom different through the farm. AdOin
Ing thus farm another tract Of about hundred acre.
excel ent land with good residences Tor sale The
both tracts Is equal to auy for crops, either for grain grass
and both united, (hey will be sold separately together
may suit buyeTS is thought by good judges could
made of the best stock in The Stats sze-
A those wanting 10 buy. would Of course whish view
the premises before puTchasg further description Is
deemed Unnecessary, bat all BSed n call and for
hsHselves. lsug 25-sO@Vui JOHN 4. HILL.
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SELF PRESERVATION. sc.
LII debts due previous 10 the Isj7 will be en-
"A iected ~ suit et January Court Magistrate
If not paid before hiatt This shall apply TO ali person
without dlstncuOn "a wOrd 70 The wise icienLD
Ceel0 @ NcNAIRY * 90