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THOSE PREMIUM HATS AGAIN.!
FINE SOET HATS
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

(LATE MANSION HoUsE,)
North Market Street, I'd door 6sIoW the Square.
V. GlLBER having taken the above stand for number
y Of years begs leave to inform the public OF that
and them that The house been newly painted from
Basement 70 attic with and comp etc furniture through
out Toe subscriber, knowing full well the
class modern hotel in Narhvie and being phanthropc
mood, has made every exeriOn up the
the public and hgteFs himself he has succeeded. His
table will at all times be furnished with u best this and
foreign markets afford. and he pledges himself
every BODY cOntented and home will
visit.
Csrrases and Omuibuses viii regularly 10 and from
the It Nicholas to Steamboats, and Railroads Trusy POr.
tsrs always in tendance al the depot to receive checks for
baggage, thus obvating the diff Guilty Of delay.
oOaruf per
~
sing g neas 40
Supper, Lodging, and %
Bre kast from to 9 O'Clock,
Dinner I20
Supper, SIS
NOV 2a-dAwIv. i GILBERT Pronrieinr
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Bas- In noticing the constitutional Convention Of
Kansas the Washington Union says; Never were
body Of men placed in more delicate trying and
responsible situation Elected by authority of the
Territorial Legislature recognized by Congress, re-
cOgnized by the President and recognized by their
present Governor, their legal existence has never
1beless been fercely and extensively disputed On
the side denounced the tools Of slavery pro-
pagandsts, and on the other the willing instru-
ments of Northern fanatics their acts have been
csnyassed and their motives criticised sometimes in
q malignant, sometimes in an ignorant but general
ly in unfair and ungenerous spirit. In the first
place. told that they had played the part of
reyOlutionists by setting up a provisional govern
ment. When the absurdity Of this falsehood was
demonstrated, we were then informed that the Con-
sGtuGon framed by this Convention had no binding
force it adopted by the votes of twenty-eight
out Of the sixty members composing that body. The
record, hoOsrsr, skOUs that he Constitution, instead of
beiag the 00rb Of minority, received the agproUal OF
aks CoRgeTtioH, or a majority Of rrenty-sir"
E6~ Ex-President PIERCE, who, accompanied by
Mrs Pierce is about TO embark for Madeira for the
benefit of the health of the latter, is said to look
even more care-worn and pale than usual, and from
his appearance, one would think his own health re-
quired the voyage. After passing the winter in Ma
deira it is his intention TO returnto his farm in Tly-
mouth, New Hampshire. Mrs. Pierce is represents
ed as better than she has been for some time, and II
is hoped that the salubrious climate Of Madeira will
restore her good health. Il is said they will be en-
tertained by Mr.. John Howard March our consul
there, who is well known for his liberal hospitality
Ia We observe from our Alabama exchanges
that JAMES E. PEBBLES, formerly democratic edi
tor in that State is applicant for the appointment
of Superintendent of Public Printing lie is warm
y supported by the political influence Of the public
men of his State, Mr.. PEBBLES has performed gal
liant services for his party, both an editor and
upon the stump. Alabama has but a small proper
lion Of the public patronage. We trust, therefore,
that he will meet with favor from the Administra-
ton
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WE for sale s7UO eaca, beautiful tmbersd
building lots, few hundred yards fl n the Public
Square, H0us0n's Addition Edgsaed fronting 100 ft
on Wooenud street, adjoining most beautiful Cotage
residence recently erected By z. MatheWs ksq. Wood
land street Is beng elegantly McAGemzeo The own
will pay the cost Of McAdAmzng BY the lots also nav
aKeson the lots for the next two years. exI on Of
whehtime, II the purchaser disaLshed wnh bis baresjn
The owner will Obligate himself pas 5000 cash f he
lois Enlen We consider worth $1,000 Al this Apply 70
J. l. & X, W. BROWN
nov 25=dtrv&wfm az Cber,S .,--,1.
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New York, cares, 7prc. Louisville none to be ha,
n. Orleans none to be had Cincinnati " "a '' g
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Notice.

commissioners OF The court Of NottoEy eog7g
n Virginia, 70 sell he dover properly o. Afs- EI.--
beth HaE kesi widow OF Joshua Hawkes. haven ~ 49,
slo9 h eenss being The portion Hhich aiehafd nAl
his vile Lucy formerly Hawkes. % theif
are entitled said Richard bal and vie removed y
state OF Tennessee years anc pave 20
eeen heard RON. II not heard frum - kSeAs IL -
date OF publication the amcunt viii oe eltl1eo
remaining niRe legatees. kpWE =. bOOtpi
oct 3l-lw WeliYiIs,P p. o. NosCEuT souniy, -
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hare CHANCE FOR SPECULATION
any person has s25u00 than be wants aAd viii
loan Il To vii take great pleasure naming
Machine shop ndFOundy after him. D0na call al once.
Spectators calling the above business will please call
between the hours Of and p. The most Important
part IL big name. See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 Hills & MOORB.
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SENATE-EvES1NG SESSION.

SENATE-EvENING SESSION.
MONDAY, Nov. 80, 1857.
The reading of the Code was ,esumed.
Mr. BULLEN offered an amendment that the chair
man of the county court be elected by the people,
for the term of two years, which was laid on the
table.
Mr. BURCH (Alr Munday in the Chair introduced
bill to provide for the liquidation of the Bank of
Tennessee and of the Free Banks of the State,
which passed the first reading
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- The ert RdOn Of this attractive work met with an
extraordinary sale and Its reissue called for b he
public demand The literary character OF lie book proved
the authors eminent fitness labor, It mned
1tOly assumed prominent pses the elegant literature
this country; while its unique illustrations placed arlt
among richest W'rks iIsued from American
press. To this New Ed;nOn Is sddsda
PORTRAIT OF MISS PATTERSON,
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MADAME RECANIER:
Whose love vas sought By VapOleon and Laeisn Bona
pars, Bernadoce. Mu1t, JoHoi, The MonimOrsneles,
father and son. Augustus Prince Of Prussia and Lord
wensioo and SEhOse beauty threw At her feet sEerJ
man who had once looked uPOn her"
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American Gold........ prem.
Silver, ........5@7
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SEWING MACHINES

and e1amne for and test the capabilities ofhess
Machines, fer all Of work
Do Machine OIL ~ ed rs, Machine silk, Thread on spOoIs
and balls, on bsnd and for wholesale retail.
l. NJ Singer Co.'S GszetIs any part eoun
try gratis all who desire Information concerning Sewing
Machines. lnoV If Wa. A SINGER, j., Agent.
II Central office. ass Broadway, NJ Il.
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PORTRAIT OF MISS PATTERSON,

of BaEtimOres
(THE DISCARDED WIFE OF JEROME BoNAPARTE
- The plan Of the work present in view the
passage French society from the confusion into uhieh
was thrown By the Revolution, regular and normal d.
uaon under the dictatorship OF Napoleons Tns various
periods treated Of are illustrated By their rensrkabls Eo
men, via
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Mr.. CARTER of Carter, returned the bill No Sc,
with an amendment, extending the benefits of an
act, passed Feb. 18th, 1852, providing for system
Of internal improvements, to the Atlantic, Tonnes
see and Ohio Railroad Company, until June lst,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Nov. 80, 1857.

BANKING.
Mr. CANNON, Zen leave grauted) introduced bill
NO. 2Sl to regulate the business of Banking in this
State, which was passed the first reading made
the special order for to morrow, he day heretofore
set apart for the consideration of the several propo
sitiOns this subject and it ordered that there
be printed seventy-fve copies of the same for the
use of the House of Representatives.
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offered for bargain. The Lot fronts6 2 ees
on Woodland street and I7O Minck The House con-
aEs four good rooms good ceTn &C. The house IS nov
and situation the best n EdgeneiI
iunel3-u g College street.
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Fnr Sale.

0an ACRES OF LAND, situated tn rec or four m lies
ZOU Northeast Ofthe cty between Galstn and Pc rter
Turnpike Roads. One Tract Of l55 has
subdivded in pieces varying from IL to 5Oaere and viii
sold Lots the whole best suit puTchAe
This Tract Of superior Land entirely free from cks
soil deep OF the richest quality well umbered and
in grass number of fine Springs at all times af-
fodiuR an supply Of the purest From the
GaIstiu road is reached by good Turnpike half bile
in length, and road in OF building pass Eg
through the Tract Cumberland River. On the Farm
q comforts able dwelling and Outhousos, young apple
orchard Of $50 peach orchard and long range Of
substantial skirts the place on the new
road Tems-I and years, with interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO One other Tract Of about los acres, three miles
Northeast from the city, and about half mile from the Cal
road This Tract Is nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, subdvided into Lots containing from TO %
aere nersected by convenient avenues 1eImsl and
years. with interest," Possession given Immediately FOL
either above Tracts Land provided the pur
chaser pay equivalent for the growing crops an'
stock included. JOHN ID. WINSTON,
mnr97-dtf 25 Cherry street.
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PubIic g aIo.

g O y ] z = o = y
ON Thursday the st OF october next az N O'Clock A NJ
premises, Twill sell that valuable Lot Al ine cor
Front Clark streets adjoining me ware house OF
H. s French son he LOt fronts 90 lection FROM street
and so CLARK.
TEHMs "a credit OF one two and three years, for notes
payable in Bank bearing interest saaor endrsea anu
4 lien retained. A. V. LlND5Lhf,
x. r. GLAscocx. Auctoneer B. @. & ?. aug22
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NASHVILLE yoCKEY CLUB COURSE.


TUESDAY, October 9Olh-lst daySweepstAkss for two
year ods who we're trained previous TO the lss
with Tue following entries:
i-CaIgv d Thompson enters 81 by Sd Boston, dam by
"a Turner enters by Shamrock, dan Ida, By imp
"a Barnes enteIss { by A bion, dam by Richard.
4-Brasher d Powers enter ch by Albion dam by LeVa-
Wv Phillips enters by Albion dam Delta by Priam.
Tennessee Stakes for olds, $500 entrance $50 for
feit mile heas-CIub TO add $500 il two Start
wv Rountree oh Tom Eames by I'd Boston, dam
also, Kate Hayes by imp Albion, dam EudOra' by
5~johr Kennedy enters oh by Emu dam BY imported
4~P Fowler enters b Daisy Burns, BY LGmda dam by
~ T Cheatham enters by Glencoe, dam senOra
&c BreslhtI enters s BY Albion, dam by Railer.
WEDNESDAY, October eIst-Sweepstakes for untried
year Odds 500 entrance, $50 iorel mile heats &c..
a"JoBn Kennedy enters oh by Emu, dam by Arndsrby.
ALSO, e by Emu. dam by imp AindsTby. =, ~,
w Philips enters by Ebony, dam by Cd Bell
sbazzar.
THURSDAY. October eqd-sweepstakes for year olds,
sIoO entrance, $50 forfeit mile heats.
IN Calgy enters br POtSos, BY Glencoe, dam Imply
s-asher d Powers enter Oh by Abion, dam by Levia-
S-John Kennedy enters ch c by Albion, dam by Ain
4-Wm ROuutIss enters by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson,
w Sberrod enters br by Anne Dent, by EpsolOm,
dam Princes Ann b. Leyaihan.
6--N Cheatham en.efs : ( by Glencoe Dam sonora
Love. by Leyathan.
- Thompson enters b by Glencoe, out OF lhe oAH
oT Mary Bowen, by Bevathan.
FRIDAY October 93i-sweepstakes for year Odds, $3.50
cnrance forfeit, mile heatClub 10 add $500 two
start
I-Wn kountree enters cb h Tom Eans, by 50 botIonI
dam sally Jones. by LevIathan.
Also, Kate Hayes, by Albion, dam by Pram.
a-B Cheatham Oh c DsSOtO by Epsilon, dam Cottage
Girl by imp AHderby.
4--P Fowler br Daisy Burns, by LAmdG dam by
Pacific.
5-A Turner enters oh by Glencoe, dam Princess Ann,
b. Luviatban
SATURDAY October 24tb--Sweepstakes for year Ods,
a. q entrance $50 forfeit, mile heats.
IT Trmble bf by Glencoe, out Of the dam Of
IN q d Calgy enters b POtSOs by Glencoe, dam by
inn stunts . = r
the dam 81 Berry. by Glencoe.
Nv 7 Cheathsm enters 5 T by Glencoe Gam oohora
Love, by Lryiuthau.
john kennedy CD by Albion, dam by imported
6-w & sherrod enters br AIine Dent, by EPsOom, dam
Princess anu by levHthau- .
w Phillips enters oh by Albion, dam Delta oy
Priam. w. j IN lhslF ,,
auu4--u ftopiIetoI.
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Wheat.


NIFTY thousand bushels wanted Tor which the highest
Il market price will be paid, by.
RWING McCRORY & CO..
iulv IL corner Of Market and huTch 81
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sa Havana Plan,
OF SINGLE NUMBERS NOW BECOME 50 I
sofal ID POPULAR @ Hiv
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
A EXTRA CLASS o,
p To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on Il
0ATUR AYraSE 26. 1887
Kerosene Oils.
DISTILLED FROM COAL. e .t
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT
OANAIND OO1NOOAAA4$fAA ~
LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,

(SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT0 -
KEROSENE ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtaino
n from this exceeds in brancy tia Of any other Oil
fluid heretofore discovered: is inexposlVe, and Win re-
main limpidi in the very coolest weather.
company recommend as the lamps best adaPtea 70 ms
OIL, Kerosene Lamps manufacturea by the iolownK
parties Cornelius & Baker, also, Dyot OF Phlla
delphia, e. v Haughwaat Co.. 458 Broadway, the Brook
lyn Flint Glass Co. % Broad Street. Messrs Detz q Co
1872 William Street, L. MERCER 136 Elm Street, anc n I'd
wards, "A Gua0e street, NJ y Samples OF different style
Lamps can be seen at the ONCE OF the Company.
LUBRIcATIEu OIL No. l. Prepared to suite the
finest all kinds of Machinery; burns brilliantly In
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps, and all the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps and stands greata degree colo
Sperm OIL and is admirably adapted 70 Railroad ana
Steamship use, be- q.
tor and found TO posses advantages over any On In
market prices-sIl not buFn-and have been
the requrementsof Railroads and DINERS
KEROSENE BINNACLE OIL. Prepared expressly for ehps
use aud will be found admirably adapted for OF Steam
ships Men Of War; Merchants sses Lake and River Cra
and barns all the Cabin SIateroom Cnnaee, Fsreasue
Kfnps, Signal Lanterns &c, d,
Bnnace Oil will remain hud as long best Sperm, and
will burn all night without requiring TO be trimmed, and ad
vantage that will be obvious 10 every Shtpmaster -
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the wholesale vi
Ship Chambers Druggists and GroceTs in New FORK, ana
the regularly appointed Agents Of The Company In many OF
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United saIes the
CAnadas ana the Island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed n conformity with the rules esao
hshed by The Board Of Trustees) on application 10
. p = AUS'TEn'S p IL E.
GREERAL AsKSTs, KEROSENE OH Co.
No. so Beaver street, NJ II
NIB. Circulars with full particulars testimonials, prices,
&c, g.. will be forwarded on application as above.
iune6-ly. A. W.
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NYheaf! Wheat!!

WISH n purchase from 10 TO s5o0O bushels prime
,,a-bantable Wheat for immediate delivery for " Nth
" m pay the full market price. k. O'KANB,
iuna' ~ fwNwu Market Street.
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AN now Offering for sale valuable bullans 20 on
nrucs street. near the corner Broad. Ih6 OL fronts
SIX feet on spruce hundred and hy feet deep
with q convenient alley in the rear -.
Janusr next This exemption more value ihan p usu
aIy accorded to H. as only the gr0ands but ali improve
ments erected thereon are free from The saving m
he item Of taxes viii more than pay m ire gound ara ~
improvements This lot also situated ~ part 0i me Guy
hat Is now being rapidly filed up with fine dwellings and
private residences. Terms reasonable. ,-,,.,r NJ
nTv IN HulV A. y. L.
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
,IA l. ND HIIN ERS.

WE offer sale 1900 Of Land, L'ngCreek
w about 10 miles North of Nashville large portion OF
the well timbered; splendid Saw Mill, propehed
by a never failing stream of water; many convenient
and Comfortable improvements; whole Tract splendidy
watered and capable Of making excelant SockFarm
There Mill Yard from $4,000 to S3,OOO worth oil
sawed timber wagon and teams stock, hogs,
cattle, &C. &c with every article necessary 70 carry on
such establishment To eneTprsng business men, this
altogether offers splendid opportunity 10 make
profitable investment.
TERhs-Three equal payments in g. 10 and "a months sat
sactoy secured payable Bank, with interest," anda lien
retained usual. Apply to - -
march Q5--tE NANCE d WOODWARD
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THE GREATEST
Building Association
OF rrIrIS unnH " E..NINE aEE.

AM now Offering For Sale At low fguyes, twenty Build
ing Lots in the Eighth Ward Nashville, on such terms
that any one can procure himself Ell Pele and convent
ent home The lots front the Munrcs sooro turnpike
Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets anu are admifaoy
situated for Private Residences -.
Caibones Omnibuses have completely revoutonised ms
part Of The city which with other impormens no" lns
made such The Of Gas, and water IN tna oe
ion will add greatly to the value Of THIS Prop ny.
The Terms will allow each purchaser imnea
zely to put MS buildings, the p1Tchase money Wi
not be required until the 5h OF January l inc lnlaess
fnlv-tS "a A Y. 5. LINDSLEY.
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Carpets Curtain Materials, and House Furnishing
Goods Of all kinds.
With OF the best assorted stocks Of Domestic Goods In
the market aug28 THOMPSON q co.
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NORTH-WESTERN RAILROAD.
n. HAYNES, J. ". M0AfOA' 4 J. LII
n II HAYNES 81 Co

II. II. HAYNES
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We sontR1e tho Forwarding Business In all its branches
r,- 81 goods and produce, with usual prompness.
=. WYATT g. CO.,
Browp & Cos Wharf, Charleston, S. C,
lsJ7-d2m
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business Change.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NO - MN ID N ~ LA-n


-HR Annual Course of Lectures in this department will
commence on MONDAY, November 10th, 1857, and will
Term nate ia the ensuing March.
James Jones, ID, Professor Of Practice Of Medicine
! L Ridinll. NJ D, Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ d. Professor Of surgery.
A a Gems, ID, Professor OF OhstetHcs-
t,ustsvus A Mott NJ d, Professor OF Maieria Medica
Jhseph q Natl. NJ ID. Pro essOT Of Anatomy.
Thomas Iut D. Professor Of ysology and Pathology.
t;tIbert ) Vance, NJ ID, Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Tn rooms for Dsseetug will be open on The second Mon
daN 90 October
The Faculty visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
ChautS Hospital.
The Students the ProeFsors IN their visits sId
r Of expense, eujoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary The Course, Lectures will be delivered daily
In The AmThuheae Of the Hospital, IRON the lst OF DC
r on Clinical Medicine and Surgery, and other suoecls
THOMAS HUNT, d, Dean.
Administrations OF the Charity Hospital elect annually,
rrrn fourteen Resident Students, who are maintained
a., jrstitutIon aug 10
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
Il
EACH SATURDAY M SEPTEMBER.
A95 Prizes amounting to............-....SS2O,O
PRICE or TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, s41<

PRICE or TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS. $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $2H
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. b.
The Numbers from to $1,000, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in one Wheel
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encrced, are
placed in another Wheel
The Wheels are then revolved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel of Numbers and at the same time Prize
drawn from the Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
out are opened and exhbtsdo the audience and registered
by the Commissioners; Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until ali the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzRs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the nrs Prizes VIII
be entitled to the % Approximation Prizes For exanP
Ticket No 1880 draws the $50 900 Prize, those Tickets
numbered l24S 1919 l25 Il252, will each be entitled to
1900 II Ticket No. $50 draws the 90 prize, those Tick
eta numbered 54s $751; 5 will each be entitled TO $500,
and so according to the scneme
The Prizes $50 viii be determined BY the last hg
ure of the No. that draws the prze For example
the number drawing the $1,000 prize ends with then
all the tickets where the number ends In will be entitled
to 800 If the number ends With No. 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends will be entitled to $40, and
20 onto0.
Certificates of Packages WILDE sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole $50
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
Farms for Sale.

I'VE offer for sale beautiful residence OF win ian L.
w Browns on Cumberland Liver about 2H miles. from
Nashville the White Creek Pike, containing abo ut 5
acaes of land with elegant frame dwelling OF orc
rooms carriage house, negro cabins cstern, several sxce
lent springs, and all necessary Improvements
ALSO for sale that beautiful farm Of 6 know w as
the SouIhAl place about mile from The city, the MUT
Pike having of the most beautiful and ON
manding building sites IN the county.
ALSO magnificent farm Of 1000 acres with excel ent
improvements, being good stock Farm and soil % ely
adapted growth OF Corn Wheat, and Tobacco aid
Farm s situated mile from TurneTsVie, and few
miles from the Nashville and Henderson Railroad.
ALSO, elegant residence in South Nashville free
territory on corner Of Vine and Demumbrane Streets
RpnIy TO J. l.. d r. W. BROWN,
mn "a AK Cherry St.
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YALUABLE PROPERTY ZOE SALE.

TIUVoIty'
WE offer sale large and cOmmOdious bIick dwell
w ling corner OF Vine and DemumbTane streets. The
dwelling contains eleven rooms, kitchen, servants rooms
&c. The fronts us feet Dtmumbrane and l62
feet on Vine street THIS property exempt from taxation
o years which gives value TO it Of 100 per
j. L. q X. W. BROWN.
aug5 Az Cherry street