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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10
GREAT ExCETEnEN'E
AND NO HUMBUG
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER PRESENTED TO |
THE CITIZENS OF wAPRLLo COUNTY!

THE CITIZENS OF wAPELLo COUNTY!
A DLER a. PExNEssAN take pleasure In
IN informing their friends and the public generally
that they have received aud continue to receive daily
their heavy mammoth stock of fall and winter goods
rect from New York and Philadelphia.
Having bought their entire stock for cash, Whereby
on account Of the great money panic in the east they
bought their goods very cheap, and intend to favor
thsir customers with the same bargains again.
Having come to the conclusion that bird In the
hand Is worth two In the bush, we have adopted the
ready pay SYSTEM consequently the price must
come down. thereby making difference from 10 to 20
per cent. cheaper than any other house In 0tsumwa
We would respectfully invite the attention of buyers
of fancy and staple dry goods, comprising full and
complete assortment OF calicoes, nusins drills. plain
and figured delains, apaccas French aud English me-
rinos and every variety and style Of ladies dress
goods and trimmings.
Especial attention Is requested to their large stock
of clothing consisting of over coats Of all styles and
qualities cloth and cashmere dress and business coats
pants and vests and full assortment Of gents furn
shng goods, also a heavy stock Of boots and shoes
hats and caps
Now, one and all are especially invited TO give
call and examine the goods and prices and judge for
themselves.
Remember the cheap place. at the old stand on the
of the three story building adjoining the Curlew
House.
IS Feeling thankful for the patronage heretofore
extended TO u.s. do most respectfully solicit con-
tinuance of the same. Respectfully,
n3a-6w A. AZ.
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Who that values health aud life, viii neg
lect the kindly admonitiou of nature, asking
Cor relief. Who is justified in neglecting so i'm
portant means Of preserving the richest of
heavens blessings, life, health, liberty aid
Comfort? And yet. there are many who from
negligence or crio,inal delay, put off the use of
the appropriate remedy, perhaps, because "the
pain is slight one will soon pass off itself."-
The great remedy FOR pam Of all descriptions,
is found in DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea, for sale
by w F. Elmendorf, J. L Taylor and by
rents everywhere. aH#.
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Clubbing with Magazines.

All Of the Publications Of the day be had In
necton with the CouRrER at reduced Petersons
Ladies' National Magazine and the COURIER for 81 90,
ana others in proportion.
Ottumwa, Dec 10, 1851. ]. ". NORRIS.
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Liberal Inducements

are offered to subscribers in Those in arrears
One year win be credited for the past year and
In advance on payment Of $500. Those in arrears
years win be credited for the past and ia ad-
vance, onpayment OF $500 Longer terms in proper
ton Time extended to January LIST, 1858.
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SperfaI Notifies,
I,ibie society Record.

Finy-one copies sf the Bible Society Record may he
found at the of G.. d. Hackworth. Any one who
has contributed to the funds of the Society have
a number Of the Record, each month, by paying the
postage. b. A. sPAULDlNG,
- y Secretary Of the Wapello Co Bible Society.
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Car0ECE EASNG ANa3 s.ANf5, PRAIRIE
AND az TsasGg.

NEAR THE CITY or 0TTuMwA!
f. or = ale " Q v l. w 7!
yryiIE whoie or an undivided half OF between four
= and aye hundred acres " rst rate land, situated
partly in Highland township, miles north ofOttmnwa
and partly in Centre township, about mile IRON,
the Court House in 0ttumNa, is offered Tor sale at
Dargan.
Two bunirea acres are under cultivation, having
good farm buildings good fences and plenty Of tnc6
water over tua bearing frui trees, and good soil
can be found in Iowa.
valuable coal nliae Is the timber land near o.
tumwa.
The above land ohers rare chance TO those desif-
ing TO locate near of the most promising cities in
Iowa where real estate is rapidly rising and must be-
come very valuable.
For particulars, apply in person or hy ,etterto
j. w. NORRIS,
nl7-tf Courier Office, Ottunwa Iowa.
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WE. isEENCAE
wvvOULD announce that he has added BAKERY
Wv to his GROCERY A. CONFECTIONERY .Estab-
lshment and Is prepared to furnish the citizens
Of 0ttumwa and vicinity with
Groceries. Confectionsries, and Bread,
Of the best quality aAd at fair prices store first door
west the "BSck-Eye ouse."
Sept. II, '5I. n296m
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OTTUMWA CITY GUARDS.
The Courier ONCE,

Is In want Of almost everything to eat, drink,
and pay debts with. Subscribers and others who
wish to supply US with Wood Coal, Flour Beef, Pork
Butter, Lard, Chickens, Eggs Potatoes, Corn, Corn
Meal Buck-wheat Flour, &C., win please bring them
right along. Come in without knocking Always at
home to such calls. ~
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The universal Musician:

new collection of Secular and Sacred music design
ed for Musical Associations and social music parties;
with and comprehensive plan Of Instruction, EN-
bracng the various systems Of Notation, by A. ID Fill
more Editor of the Musician General Inteligen-
GER and co Editor of the "Christian Psalmist For
sale by DIR. j. L. Taylor, ottumwa tnSo-yl
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Why are ladies, nowadays, like bad boys?
Because they require great deal Of aohooping.
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NEW SADLER'S SHOP!
Right From the East.

gayEsE SsESCEeEREFs begs leave TO CA
n announce TO the people of 0ttuniwa aud IN "
surrounding country that he has opened
shop on Front street opposite the
CURII Jew HOUSE,
where he win manufacture and keep hand large
assortment of
RIDING BKIDLES,
OF Every De Scription,
And will do better with any one who viii favor him
with call and examine his stock, before buying else
where, at least Tsventy-five per cent. than any
other shop do.
And furthermore, the subscribers own experience
and practical knowledge of the above business will he
Is confident, enable him 20 compete successfully with
all others engaged in it,
g1f~ All orders attended TO promptly. Repairing
done the reasonable and The shortest
tice. July 25-ns2-yl Il. b. MURPHY
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CATTLE STsSAYEDl

STEASED from the subscriber, living mes
- below 0ttaunwa, about the middle of September
last two head work cattle two old color red
white faces well matched spots around the eyes alike
pale red, is the smallest, and his right horn
dropping. They marked, but mark not recollect-
ed Any person giving Information where said cattle
can be found, will be suitably rewarded. Address
at the 0ttumwa, p o.
sANTRoRD DAVIS.
Z Wapello county, Oct. 18th, ls51-3tno99
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STONE GETTING.

TuNHE subscriber would announce to the citizens Of
- Ottumwa and Wapello county, that he will be
able hereafter to furnish good a quality of Lime
Stone for caps, ss and other work for houses
cut ready for use be obtained anywhere in the
west, and at the lowest rates. Workmanship guaran-
teed to be rs good as be done In Keokuk or a.
Louis. Persons from distance can be Accommodated
with cut stone or common for building stone. -
0ttumwa, March 26-no15-ly Wn MALONE
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LOTS FOR SALE!

GENERAL Lots, desirable for private residences
- and at convenient distance from business part az
the city, some lying the bluff may be obta ined at
fair prices and with usual credit by application to the
Stewart at his office, above Pnmroy 4 Dicky,s Drug
Store who authorized Co dispose the lots In the
forenoon OF Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, I
may be found at the office of Mr. Stewart and will be
prepared to show the lots to any who wish to pur-
chase JOS IT. RORERT
ottun,wa, Sept. LIST, '57-n2I-tf
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JUST THE THING
FOR TOW A

ToIG ~ w ~.
vUNAaE subscriber would respectfully inform the
u people of Napello county that he has purchas ed
the exclusive right of applying
VESTS PATENT GALysNrC
CEMENT F. O II ROOFING
In this County he is prepared and intends to keep
constantly Oh hand materials for the above roofing SO
as to be able to I'LL contracts few days notice
This roofing has been in and its superior qualities
tested Tor the last hfteen years and responsible and
practical men who have had the applied 20 their
own buildings have volunteered their testimonial stat
ing that they perfectly satisfied that Ii is fire and
water proof, of great durability See hand Bills &c.
No one need be in the dark about it, Letters may be
addressed to the undersigned at 0ttamwa Iowa care
OF Dr. j. Williamson, b. u. COPELAND, Proprietor
iO-6m
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An unparalleled Discovery.

An Unparalleled Discovery!
A POSITIVE AGGE EsADICATOR ~
a toYELL'S Bebeerne Mixture is a positive cure for
u Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for number Of
years and has always been used with 1t is
harmless and certain remedy Get pamphlet from
the Druggists and read it and you will be satisfied
For sale here by DIR. Tayor-n st, Louis by II.
Blakesly andin Rock Island, Is by the Proprietor.
no-tU-iy ...#...-a
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Tremendous Success!
yEviIRRE has never been an Eye Remedy offered To
n the public that has become so in ensely popular
in short time, as
Nv. HARDY's
E Y L b A l. NJ.
Nearly every newspaper, South and est is noticing
Of sore. Weak and Diseased eyes. We
will give a quotation from home paper the Hunts
vile Recorder, edited by DR.. j. IL. Herndon, which
says:
The great numbsr and remarkable cases that have
come under oar observation, has fully convinced us
thlt v Hardy - great man, aud his wonderful Eye
Balm is the most valuable combination for the cure Of
sore eyes ever produced.
4 No one need have anv fears Of not being cured by
this Balm, nor Of itinjuriag heir eyes in any way
III you need an eve remedy, give this Balm a single
trial. then you will be made the friend Of " Hardys
Eye Balm 1t Is for sale in nearly every town in the
Union, and should you desire it, and cannot procure
mail.
The price is % cents per box but we will or any of
our wholesale agents, send you five boxes for 81 In
writing for IT, be cautious and write your name and
post Office plain with the county md State and should
this Balm ever chance act as you think lrop us
line, giving all the symptoms, which we viii answer
with directions hoy to proceed &c, SO as to mnedi
ately bring about a cure
Direct your letters ofinquiry 20
DIR. |. V. HARDY.
Hnntsrile, Randolph county,, Mo.
Who is the discoverer ofths Balm
~ For sale By II. Blakesy, Barnard. Anderson &
Co., Bacon Hyde Co., aud all the principal Drug
gists of 81. louis Mo-, and by DIR. j. L. Taylor in
ottunwa Iowa. n2S-6m
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Seed DcPar TIM cnt
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE

shall keep constantly hand full assortment of
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Clothes Baskets, Bushcl and
II alf Bushel Buckets Market and FORK Baskets, &c
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Arrival of the Canadian
Four Days Later from Europel

PoRTLAsD, Me April THE Canadian arrived
to-day, bringing Liverpool dates of the 18th ult.
The Niagara arrived out on the 23d.
Sales OF Cotton for three days amount 10 s DOC
bales, OF which spectators and exporters took one
thousand bales each. Market dull with an average
business and without any qaotable change. Bread
stufs very dull; all qualities have declined consd-
erably. Provisions firm. CoBsols for money 933.
Money slightly easier.
Diplomatic negotiations have been broken of be.
tween Austria and Sardinia.
There has been an srmistice with Persia.
NEw ORLEANS, April Late Texas papers
speak highly of a new steam connection with New
Orleans by Berwick's bay and opelousas Railroad.
It is rumored that Sam Houston viii be the can
didste for Governor in opposition to the Democratic
candidate.
81. LOUIS, April IA collision occurred between
the trains GU the Ohio & Mississippi and the Terra
Hsute Alton Railroads, at the crossing near llIi-
uoistown, killing Jackson the of the former
and breaking the leg of the Brakeman OF the lat.
ter train. There we're no passengers injured.
VNcEssEs, April THE Wabash county Court
House, at Mount Carmel Illinois, was burned lit is
supposedly by au idcendi,ry.
LOUISVILLE April There are 6h inches wa
ter in the canal and ST. inches on the falls Their
momettr at So. Weather cloudy.
City Elections. O.-The peoples tick
ct generally elected.
DAYTON, 0.-The Democratic ticke, is generally
elected.
NEW YORK. April THE ship New Hampshire
from Glasgow. went ashore last night on Long Is
land, Jones Beach.) No particulars.
Navigation is open on the Mississippi to Lake
Pepn.
WASHINGTON. April THE contracts for the
marble work Tor the extension of the Patent Office,
is awarded to John +. Connaly, Baltimore.
New ORLEANS, April 8 John Oxnard, exchange
dealer, left in the Empire City, Sunday morning,
after having swindled houses here TO the amount
of one hundred thousand dollars.
The late cold weather has done some injury to
the cotton aud sugar crops.
The steamer from Galveston arrived at Berwick
Bay yesterday evening. Passengers came to the
city by railroad making the whole trip in less than
twenty-four hours.
LOUISVILLE, April S.-River unchanged. Rain
ing here. Thermometer at A.
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CO NJ NJ r r e lAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
APRIL 9. 1851.
Weekly Report of the Markets.

Remarks.
During the decided falling off trade in
Produce Groceries, &C. has noticed. The retail Dry
Goods traie unusually active. The weather has
been change .be aud portion Of the time severely COLI
proving cry destructive Fruit young lcco Corr
The river is low but is improving. Boats Of light
draugh still running there three feet
water Harpeth Shoals Very few changes have tar
place in quotA whatever in important articles
CONNIE rcial.
CoTroS-The offer ngs for the week have been exceed
ingly light and the market comparatively quiet. We have
heard Of lew transactions suction lOa12c besides
few bales only the warehouses and from wagons We
quo follows:
Inferior, a10
ordinary to Good Ordinary, lc4ali
Kidding, 1lHaI2k
Good Middling, l23fai25S
ToBAoco-rObscco in slowly. Very few Tanssc-
tons have occurred for several Gays but hgh prices have
been paid for all that has been offered The following quo
satOns give our readers the ruling figures:
Planters Lugs, s4S Selections, 14Hai5
Fair Leaf, llalzH Frosted Tobacco, 80 81
FLoUAThe market quiet We quote superfne at 6OOa
MEAL-The supply light and 55a6Oc now offered from
wagons.
GRAN-Markets quiet. We quote wheat at GOAL TO- corn
45a5Oc; oats, clean, 40c per bushel.
sKEos.-CloVer is still in demand at IS 5Oass co. and
Miet is quoted 81 5O42 o. Other vare.
ties unchanged.
wooL-we notice change in wool. Common still
commands 9Oa25ci fine washed 25aSOc
FEATHERsThere is active demand for live
4Sc perth.
erssESO-NO sale. The Chinese has cut of the de-
mand.
BsEswAx-YeGow is quoted at 2Oa22c.
huv M
market is active and firm.
bDEsWe quote green at 5a6c and dry sailed southern
at 2Oa2lc.
GRocEMEs-We have change TO report in Groceries.
Sugar MOasses aud Office st firm previous rates
PRovIsIoSs-Bacon less freely; the market re-
active, andquotAtions unchanged quote bog
round at 1OaOhc; hams sa9e shoulders sa9c Ades lc
Lard l2al9k. Butter 2Oa25c. Eggs s&1Oc.
CHxtsB Western Reserve now in good supply at 12Kc
per To- English Dairy, 14Sa16c
CANDLES No change either in Sperm or Star. Talow
candles are dull We quote at 10 cts.
TALLow.-Talow commands 10ai1 cts.
SALr-Ur changed with ample stocks.
NALs-we quote 10 d at % rs per keg and all sizes
above at the figures at 81 at 81 80; at S.
sPIRrrs American stands S5aJ5 cts per gallon Whis-
Ky Is quoted at 22427 cts.
DRuGs, The ~arket during the current week has
been very active Drugs and Dyes. No change 10 o,a-
tons.
FRUITWe notice change in Dried Frrit The demand
s active. We quote dried Apples 81 so per bushe
Peaches at 90 SO; peeled do, At % 0Oa4 90.
POr the wholesale prices Of other les refer TO our
Prices Current.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

The Cumberland commenced rising at this point
yesterday and is now improving very slowly.
The arrivals yesterday were the Tennessee from
GAINESVILLE, the Umpire from Paducah, aud the
SaLlle West from ST. Louis.
The departures were the Umpire for PAducah,
and the DUnleit for Cincinnati.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

steamer 6allie West leaves this port to-day for St.
Louis. Capt Corbett is one OF the most expe-
rienced and gentIemanly officers that you meet
with 10 a life time, while friend Doyle, who pre-.
sides at the desk. ia every way fitted for his yoca-
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understand the subject, he has carried that article
the arhest perfection of which tits capable Instead Of
employing Drugs IN its composition, have always
thought the necessary and only way he has with
skill extracted the virtues OF the medicine to be
poyed and combined them alone in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam powerinto sperod pill which wrapped
veope Of geatne for proec from the effects Of weather
time and then thicky with sugar. its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all The sbored
perfection they offered the Public at less than
cent EACH However humble the DEPARTMENT think this
may be saey characterized u consummaOn Of Art in
its line.- HoruihG NeaOs. Bal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

Is Charley Miller has just put up magnificent
marble Soda Fountain at tbe model saloon, Cherry
street. just above d .sderick. 1t is very beauti-
fol affair, from the skillfal hands Of 81 Dan Mitch
ellis arIizans. The perpendicular shaft is sur
mounted by splendid combination Of fruits and
flowers cbisselled in exquisite STYLE. Many is the
delicious draught that will be imbibed from that
counter during the approaching "spell" of hot
weather. 1t makes ones mouth water to think of
il. a4IW
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THEATkR.-The Spring season at the Nashville
Thester, opens to night. 1t has long been mat
Ter of SUI prise that the most favorable season
Of tue year for theatrical enter.aDmentsin this cy,
has hsretofor. remained unimproved. At this
time Of year our citizens are not abroad. and usual
ly there is about this time general Dearth of
amusements. The weather. too, is the most favor
able of any which we have, and in fact every thing
would seem to be proptous for most successful
season during the spr G time. This year, too, the
prospects more than ordinarily AatteriEg.
series of gatherings fairs aud conventions short
ly 10 convene ia tnis city successvey, which will
render succ-s, this season still more certain.
We are informed that the company of stock &C.
tors and actresses is very good one. The emi
nent TRACE ian Mr. CouIdoek Is the opening attrac
ton, and a most excellent and fortunate arrange
ment is his engagement. Our citizens know of his
talents aud abilities. lie appears tonight in the
great part OF Ricnelieu in play of that name. The
house will doubtless be crowded.
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NOTICE.

The voters of the American party in each ward
IN the City and District, in this County ieques
ted to meet on SATURDAY, APRIL 25Ts. for
the purpose Of selecting delegates to County Con-
vention, to be held 10 Nash vile, on the first Mon
day May next to select candidates for the Senate
aud House of Representatives in the next General
Assembly. Cons one come slI; let no man fail.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE?
tNYDER F.lIZZELL receiving an will con-
- tnne TO daily choice and well selected
Of Boots and shoes, expressly for the Retail Trade Their
Of Ladies vey fin consisting in part of
" side lace
Front-lace
Lasting Caters Of every de chpton, with and without
heels.
slippers Of every description, with aud without heels
White Kid, satin and six Caters;
Fl" " Slippers, with heels.
Also, Msses and Uhidrens shoes Of every description
Gents every kind aud STYLE by the best
uiacturers in Philadelphia together with ne stock Of
Servants Shoes, Brogan &C. Cali at No. 81 Public Sdusre
aprl SNYDER n FRIZZELL
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FOR SALE.

In West Nashville Lot No. 1874 fronting 80 feet on -
Demumbrene street, and running back 1I6 feet 80
to an alsy-a handsome lot. Apply to
ieb1S A. v. 8. LINDSEY.
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AGENTS FOR THE PATRIOT.

MRE R. GLAsoocK been appointed agent for this
city Ne is authorized collect the accounts notes. &C,
Of the concern and also solicit and make contracts for
ADVERTISING and Job Work.
Ma r. Moss travelling agent, and Is authorized
tOeceve subscribers collect all monies due Of
davidson County.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

TIVE handsome Residence Of Mrs O. g. Bell, -
l. fronting on Capitol square and on Summer 1T
Street ia offered for sale reasonable APP
ply to "A. v. s. LINDsLEl,
feb2I SO College street.
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LINDSLEYS ADVERTISEMENTS.
NY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.

A NN0UNOED heretofore to OF in Edgeheld on
n TbUhSDAY, the 9th inss is postponed until Thurs
DAY. the 18th inst account Of the extraordinary and
unforeseen nclemency Of the weather. which has prevented
many visiting and examining the grounds before the
day Of SALE as they desired to do find considerable inter-
being manifested Egeed Lots and those contained
in my announcement among the most eligible in that
locality. APPS A v. s. LlNDsLE1.
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FOR SALE.

LOT In South Nashville College street, beyond the
n Medical College, fronting 81 feet, being the Lot
which Riyes Carpentes Shop formerly stood For sale
cheap. Apply 10 A. V s. LINDSEY,
mSrch26 50 College street,
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FOR SALE

7 OTIS pa and 2T5 in Ewing's Addition, on Ewngs ~
IL Avenue on which are two sn all frame dwell E;s
ings. For sale cheap. Apply to
feb1s A. v. s. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

ENLMW00D, the residence Of the late DR.. Berry. !,
II contains ten rooms, with Kitchen servants 4fA
ROOM suitable Onth houses tic. The ground l
five acres. with fruit trees good vegetable gardeR
well Of water, etc. Apply to
feb1I A. v. 8. LINDSLEY
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
n south Nashville, including OF Caibornes "A
Apply to Ifeblll A. v. =. LINDsLEY. k.44A
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in sCuIh Nashville corner Of Sum-
II mer and Oak streets, fronting 120 feet summer
street and lIO on Oak street. VIII be sold bargain.
The Gas is Low being carried up front Of this Lot.
Adplyto A. V. g. LINDSLEY,
maTehz0 CAB SO College street