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Sands, ignoble things,
Dropped from the ruined sides of Kings
nut here is something which throws Antiou

but here is something which throws Antiqui-
ty herself into the foreground Silence-eld-
est of kings-language of old night-primi-
tive discourser-,to which the insolent de-
Gays of Wondering grandeur have but arriv-
ed by violent and, as we may say unnatur-
al progression.
frequently the meeting is broken up with
out word having been spoken. But the
mind has been fed. You go away with a SER
mon not made with hands. You have been in
the milder caverns of Trophonius, or as in
some den, where that iercest and savagest of
all wild creatures, the Tongue that unruly
member. has strangely lain tied up and cap
tive. You have bathed with stiffness. Oh,
when the spirit is sore freeted, even tired to
sickness of the jugglings and nonsense, noises
of the world, what balm and sOlace it is to
go and seat yourself. for quiet half hour,
among the gentle Quakers. Their garb and
stiffness conioined, present an uniformity,
tranquil and herd-like-as in pasture-"for-
ty feeding like one"
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DEATH or Mr.. NJ. ii. DIcKEY.-We have
just received Information of the death OF Mr..
Dckey. This gentleman was native of
Knox county, Tenn, aud for several years
past has been aresdent citizenof our city. He
died recently in Macon. Ga As q business
man, he was punetual aud honest. In his
intercourse with his fellow-men, he ever
demanded himself as gentleman. We have
heard of the death of no one whose loss is
more deeply deplored than Is that OF Mr..
Diekey. He was young man in the prime
Of life. and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. Chattanooga Adsertiser.
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John w. White bound over.

In our last issue we stated that Mr.. White
had been re-arrested upon charges similar TO
those preferred against him in the first in
stance and that an investigation would soon
be had before his Honor, Judge Humphreys.
of the Federal Court. That trial commenced
on Thursday last, Sept. 2nd, and continued
until yesterday. Wednesday morning, when
the counsel for Mr.. White came forward, and
consented to let the case go up to the next
sitting of the Federal Court at Knoxville,
Mr.. White giving bond for his appearance in
the sum of SIS. 000 and his securities S10,-
900.
This case is one of the most remarkable and
stupendOus that has ever occurred in the an
mails of the Government. The United States
authorities brought out over Il hundred dit
ferent applications for Land Warrants. genu-
inc and fictitious, in which it was alleged that
Mr.. White was implicated. But the warrant
upon which he was tried made mention of only
some twenty, the remaining being barred by
statute Limitation. The first witness called,
was Col. l.. Peyton, clerk in the Pension Bu-
reau at Washington. He was upon the stand
for three days, during which time he under
went one of the most rigid examinations we
have ever witnessed. Mr.. Peyton testified
that the original declarations and additional
evidences, made for the issuance of land war
rants, by b. f. FarquaharsOn, Cyrus Worth,
-. y. COle, JOnu hdriln, WesIeTDToOh anu
two or three other agents all hailing from
Chattanooga, were forthe most part in the
hand writing of Mr.. White, and also, some of
the witnesses signatures The Farquabarson
letters Mr.. Peyton thought to be in the hand
writing of Mr.. White also. This is the sub
stance of Mr.. Peyton's testimony.
The next material witness on the part of
the government was d. N. Key, Esq, whose
evidence, in the main, agreed with Mr.. Pey-
toms, and it was at the close of Maj. Keys
testimony that the counsel for Mr. White of
fered bond for his appearance to the Federal
Court. The case, pending the investigation,
has created no ordinary degree of interest
among our citizens and the surrounding
country, and very great anxiety pervades
the whole community that Mr.. White may
prove himself to be innocent of the very grave
charges now alledged against him.-Chatta-
nooga AdUertiSer.
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es- We are requested by the Postmaster
In this city 20 suggest 10 our readers that IL
would be well for the present 30 desiss from
sending letters, oossfaintag nssey TO the post Of
fees at Blue House. Adams Run. Salt ketch-
er, Pecoialigo, Robertyille. Grahamville,
Beaufort. Gillisoayille and whippy swamp
O. erlesfoa CbsaieT.
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

We hereby certify that we have submitted the
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy TO a close in
spccon and scientific analysis, and have also tested
qualities in several Of Intermittent
Fever. We take great pleasure in saying that II has
proved completely successful and that IL IS most
sSlfully compounded remedy. II must exert most
beneficial influence in all sucn Its tonic prop
critics are immediate and highly salutary, and il is
richly deserving the confidence Of brethren Of the
Medical Faculty and of the Public
SAM'I A. MARRY, NJ. u, New York; Cuks W. RE
yuoAx NJ u. Wisconsin; WV. H. sINNTNGToS, VI. ID.
Illinois; THos J. JOHNSON, NJ. n, Missouri; VIM. c.
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ySo. G. TERRINoToS. NJ. D., California; wx. G. ASH
TOY, NJ. D., louisiana. A MACKENZIE,
sept9-f Nashville, Tenn.
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MAD.-JoaS ABIE is raving mad in Jail
with daesIAa trensens HE has long been
drinking to excess, aud the sudden and conl-
plete stoppage OF stimulating drinks In Jail
has brought upon him this fearful disease---
He raves of EvERsoS. whom he killed, and
thinks he Is again pursued by the mob, who
were so near lynching him. This Is sad
but striking testimony 20 the power of con-
science. Man cannot dare the vengeance OF
heaven. with impunily-.yenge IL mine;
will repay, saith the Lord. "-M sapkis Ap-
NAL
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ON THURSDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
ONEXT, will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder,
the premises about 100 acres Of that splendid tract
OF land lately belonging 10 the estate Of NATHAN
TEL McSAIRY, decd. fronting on both tAe Frank
In, Turnpike roads, about three nilcs from Nash
vile, ADJOINING the lands Of John ThoiupsOn Joseph
vaulx, G. D. Cantrei, Thos Platter and others These
lands have been divided nso lots varying from
eight 20 fifteen each About one third u The
land is heavily tlnibered With beautiful forest
the balance cleared and in high state OF cultivation
the whole is under good fence anu supplied =. N
an abundance Of never failing water.
In point 0f fertility css lands vii compare iaV'T
ably with the hest Ian : Alildic Tcnlessse-tas-y
be well, have a dark loose sol-tinbeEed with sG-
gar tree Walnut Poplar, Ash, Wild Cherry Hickory,
Boxeider and Black Locust
To persons wishing choice places, in good neigh
borhood near Nashville tbs sale viii offer The great
est Inducements
There are three beautiful building sites fronting on
Die middle Franklin lrnpke read, and three spiea-
did sites, covered th beautiful forest trees, fgoutng
50 wide, textendI.g gfOln tarn-
pike Use etilf }. These Lands VI The richest
quality, AMI Al persons wishing Ghoice lsArdrfng
lanls the c-ty should at'end tifs sale Sf'ui
a fpr these si.st Ills han sDaesS and besa
lands = Is SL.t,.
TEkAs--A crsda u l. , and years, ~thaai inter
proved security required and deeds given retaining
lien secure the payment, aad discount q 10 per
cent per annum made for cash Fsyments-
"A l. y o.
Al the sane time and place viii be ssld the entire
Stock Of r. n. NeSsiry, CONSISTING % valuable brood
Mares; very tine lrotng Colts, sired By the re.
no~nsa s.,ss 49,, >. AZ 80 ~ as,e sneis
several good Mich Cows; loo bead q hsss 20 o
sheep: 500 barrels Corn; $50 loads goa Hay, uAis
and Fodder, Farming Utensils. one Buggy, Hantins
Wagon, aad ssl.s az Harness, ke.
Terms Of Perish@bie property made kao~n On '-1
of sale. N 49,. -
sriy va piszse call on y n MrSAhy, ~ ca -
prrmisss who viii take pleasure ~ shs~s .ns
sale 70 eonnsnss a. 70 9,e Ss . a ass.ts
& 4. 6iksoocx, fand Aacuoneef
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tor under hanging mountains,
Or by the fall of fountains"

is but a vulgar luxury, compared with that
which those enjoy who come together for the
purposes of more complete, distracted soil
tude. This is the loneliness ''to be felt" The
Abbey Church of Westminster has nothing SO
solemn, so spirit soothing, as the naked walls
aud benches of Quaker meeting. Here are no
tombs, no Inscriptions
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llrm advertisements.
ADDITION Sale
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
On Monday. Sept. Is, 1855.

AFR GIBSoN'S, No. 81 South Spruce street, will
~ sell large assortment OF Household and Kitchen
Furniture consisting in part Of Paror Furniture such
Chairs, Side Tables, Sofas Arm Chairs Centre Ia
bles Mirrors, Venetian Blinds, and fine Brussels and
Ingrane Carpetings; together with me 1inmg
Furniture and Wares Bed room Furniture, such
Feather Beds, Hair and shnck Mat rasses, &c One
lne Refrigerator; a fine assortment OF Kitchen Fur
nture, with splendid Cooking - VIC. In addition
TO the above viii sell large AMI select collection
OF Books T. X. 1i-ASCofk,
septIl-2t Auctioneer.
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FLUTE and Guitar.

i City, for the purpose of giving instructions upon
the FLUTE aud GUITAR. Persons desiring to join
class, upon either of these Instruments Will please
leave their orders at the Music Store of j. NJ Mcclure
Jno b. West Benson * Co He submits the
following recommendation for the satisfaction OF
those who do not know him. II. !. FARMER
COLUMBIA, Aug. 5, 1858.
Dir. FARMER:-I take great pleasure in recommend
ing you a teacher of Music, and assure you that
have been very much pleased with the progress in
my Alfred, taught by you.
Respectfully, /. RUDD ADAM
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fall Rafes.
NASNVXLIlE HACES.
@ ! 49,

eH -
TALL MEETING, 1858. will commence on Monday,
september 2'th, win s~eePsia ,S win 'nree
heats Eight entries.
FIJI Odom names br Mary wyiie, by Albion, dam
Also, names oh {, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
Levathan.
Blythe & Guild name Hiawatha, by Albion dam by
W. G. Harding hr Tennessee by Epsilon,
dam Kate King, by Pram.
Also. names ch by Albion, dam Delta, by Priam.
T. C. Moore names b Betty Nancy, by Shamrock,
dam Ida, by Belshazzar.
W. T. Roundiree names Oh {, by Glencoe, dam Jane
Also, names Oh (, by Albion darn by Priam.
TUESDAY, 2su.
Sweepstake with two year obs one mile out-s30o
entrance-Sl00 forfeit. Seven entries.
James jackson names ch Fanny Bugg, by Am
bassador. dam Ida by BeIshazzar-
A. Barnes names b {, by Albion, dam Ann Chase,
W. T. Roundtree names oh C, by Epsilon, dam by
Glencoe
Hugh Calgy names b c, by Albion, dam by Levia-
than.
W. Cheatham names oh c, by Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan.
Eli odom names b c, by Albion dam by Sovereign
Also. names {, by Albion, dam by Sovereign
SECOND RAcE.-wih untried three year olds-S2o0
entrance-S5O forfeit Three entries.
W 7. Chatham names Oh (, by Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan.
blythe 4 Guild names Fife Dean
W. 7. Roundtree names ch {, by Albion, dam Eu-
dora by Priam.
Third RAcK-Gnes county stake, with three year
olds-$3O0 entrance, play pay. Three entries.
WEDNESDAY, 29rH.
Jockey Club Purse $3.50 Two mile heats.
THURSDAY, BOTH.
Jockey Club Purse, $50 One mile heats.
SECOND RACE.-Swecpsiake with untried three year
lds-slOO entranee-S25 forfeit. One male heats
Five entries.
ID. p. Hadley names C, by Allen Brown, dam by
Priam
w. 7, Roundtree names Oh f. by Albion, dam by
Little Trick, by PrIam.
T G. Moore names oh 6, by Sd Boston, dam by Le-
viathan.
w. T. Cheatham names oh {. Dy Glencoe, dam by
Levathan.
E. Merriwether names Oh c, by Ambassador dam
by Pacific.
FRIDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s2O0-one mile heats three best
in FIVE.
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse S25O-two mile heats.
augZ3d&wtd :. }. CARTER, Proprietor
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Chancery Sale of Land s. Slaves.
On the Premises, ON Thursday
the 7th day of October next,

TN pursuance of a decree 81 the chancery Court, al
Il Nashville, In the a. Lewis Bryan and
wife and others u. Weaver aud wife and Others,
will sell that beautiful OF Land part OF the whole
tract nf the LIT Thns : King, and known as the
Power, continuing about log acres, including the
family u,anrinu n other buildings, and situated
the Nurireeshnr'' Turn ike road, some miles from
this city
the and place win sell all the Slaves
rf the Late Tclla e King. eleven In number.
TEsIxs--lhe Land will be sold on a credit Of l and
years from the LIST of January 1859, with interest
from that time and the Slaves upon credit Of year
from time with interest
Possession Of Land given lst January, 1859, and
possession OF Slaves at same time.
T. GLEAvES, Clerk Master.
Nashville SEPT 7,ls5s-td
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Sale of Real Estate.

TINHE undersigned offering at private sale,
Il all that portion of land lying on the South side
of the Charlotte Turnpike belonging To the estate OF
the late Matthew Barrow, deceased. The land lies in
full view, and within about two miles Of the State
Capitol and is laid out in lots varying in size from
fourteen TO twenty nine acres, all fronting on the
Turnpike road. These lands will be sold at fair pr'
ces and liberal time. Any persons wishing to ex
anime Them To ascertain particulars in relation TO
the terms will please call John c. Barrow, near
the premises or on j. L. & X. w. Brown, Real Estate
Agents or the undersigned in Nashville.
NJ. =. PITCHER,
@. c. TORBETT,
@ NJ. Barrow decd.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of a venditioni exponas 10 me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tenn, at its May Term, 1858,
will expose public sale To the highest bidder, for
cash at the Court house yard gate in the city Nash
vile, SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER 1858, all the right title, claim, interest and es
tate which James Perry and VIM. Tucker then had or
may have acquired in and to the following de
scribcd Tract of Land lying i'll the county of David
son. District No. 81 containing 10 or II acres, bound
ed as follows: on the South by r. Savage, on the
Northwest by A. K. Rozell, on the East by VIM. f.
Higgins; levied the property of James Perry
and VIM Tucker, to satisfy judgment rendered IN
favor of Maxey, Mcclure X Co.
j. NJ HINTON, Sheriff of Davidson CO.
jy29-d By X. BRANCH, Deputy Sheriff.
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Remedy in the World.
Graefrnburg Fever and Ague Remedy.

THIS medicine does not contain one particle Of min
l. eral or oth-r Injurious substance Of any kind II
relieves the attack at once and its continued for
short time strengthens the system and removes any
dsIatsiiInn O the return OF The cnmn mint
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N e w l. | N E I!
1900 $500
EMx---r 80 [MkE-M- - 80
New and Short Daily Route
FROM
Nashville to Memphis,
@ - - -

Via Tennessee and Alabama Railroad to Co
lumbia, Pulaski, Athens, Ala, thence by the
Southern Central Railroad to Decatur, con-
Meeting with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, East and West.
T,HE Stage line connecting the Tennessee and Ala
j ALBANIA Railroad with the Southern Central Rail
road Athens, Ala, is new one, just stocked with
fine Coaches good Horses aud careful drivers. Time
from Nashville to Athens, Ala nineteen hours. Stage
and Railroad fair to Athens 81 90.
For further information, tickets, &c, apply at the
General Stage Office, Nashville, Tenn.
ALSO,
A splendid line of Four Horse Coaches connecting
with the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad at Thomp
sons Station to Tuscumbia, Ala. Fare only So so.
ALSO,
A line of Coaches connecting with the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad to Jackson, Tenn, by way OF
Columbia Waynesboro' Clifton and Lexington. Fare
to Jackson 50 90. This line connects at Clifton, on
the Tennessee river, with the PASSPORT and Paducah
Mail Boats CARTER, THOMAS * HOUGH,
septlO-6 General Stage Office, Nashville.
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BALLANTYNE,S
NOvelist's Library,
With Lives Of the NOVelistS.
BY Sir Walter Scott.
10 Volumes, Royal Svo. Half Calf.

CONT AINING
Joseph Andrews, Man Of the World
Tom Jones, Julia de Roubigne
Amelia, Castle of Otranto,
Jonathan Wild, Old English Baron,
Roderick Random, Pamela,
Peregrine Pickle, Clarssa HarIowe
Humphrey Chnker, Sir Oh. Grandson,
Count Fathom, Gullver's Travels,
Iauncelot Greaves, Mount Kenneth,
Don QuiXote, Barham Downs,
Ga Bias, James Wallace,
Devil on Two Sticks, Henry,
Vanillo Gonzales, Sicilian Romance,
Ad Of Guinea, Romance Of the Forest,
Tristram Shandy, Mysteries of Udopho,
Sentimental Journey, Italian,
Vicar Of Wakefield Castles Of Athiin and
kasselas, Dunabayne.
Man of Feeling,
An Elegant Copy,
FOR
w. II. BERRY 81 CO., Public Square.
aug4-u
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Nashville, August 18th, 1855.
WE the Undersigned receivers, sierrrs and seller
w Of Gotten have agreed upon the following scale
Of charges, viz:
Resolving and Weighing, IS cents per Bale.
Reeeiying Weighing and Storage, Tor two months
or less, so cents per bale
For each addisanal month or fraction Of month,
l2k eents per bale.
For selling, rendering account ef sales &C. Is cents
per bale.
Purchasing with funds In hand, 50 cents per bale
The above charges Will be strictly adhered IA IN
cry instance FISHER WHELKSS co
A. HAMILTON
j. A NcALfSzER 90
JOHNSON, HEASkR 4 90
saSi2-wAuf~sm ssu
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
invite the attention of the public to my large an,
well selected stock of Books Papers, Stationery and
Fancy Goods
COUNTRY MERCHANTS & SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with School Books Of all kinds at
the lowest prices.
Text Books.
For Colleges, Academies Public aud Private Schools
constantly on hand.
Medical Books.
A complete assortment Of Books published by
Blanchard q Lea, which will be sold at Catalogue
prices.
Religious Books.
The publications of the Carriers Martins Prosbytc-
rian Board, American Sunday School Union, Amori-
can Tract Society, American Bible Society, and the
Massachusetts sabbath School Society
miscellaneous Books.
All Standard Works in Prose and Poetry, together
with the Publications of the dav
ChiIdren,s Books.
Particular attention has been gwen TO this depart
ment. More than 900 volumes of the best Iuve-
nile Books now published. Parent examine them.
Blank Books,
Such as Pass Books, Bill Books, Note Books Day
Books, Journals, Iedgers, Copy Books, Composition
Books, Diaries for 1859, &c
Fancy Goods.
Work Boxes, Tapier Machie Desks Portfolios
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men, Chess Table, Draft
men, Gold and Pearl Pen Holders, Pearl and Ivory
Folders, Porcupne Pen Holders GoId Fountain Pens,
China Ink Sets, Bronze Ink Sets, &c
For the Counting 10 DOM.
Letter Presses, Copying Books, Check Books on all
the Ranks, Commercial Note Paper, Envelopes, Red d,
Black and Blue Inks, sand Pen Racks, Check Tins,
Erasers; Pen Makers Gold and Steel Pens Bill Paper
Red Tape, Bankers cases, Faber's Pencils &c
CHARLES W. SMITH,
aug2S-u Collage
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Sa.MOOII NOOK =.

TEXT BOOKS, used in the HIGH SCHOOL,, FEMALE
ACADEMY, YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, and other
SCHOOLS in the CITY and COUNTRY. For sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept4-u BG4U Al College street
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Kentucky CITY

Is located the bank Of the Mississippi, upon
the nearest high land, (or above overflow, 10 the
mouth Of the Ohio river and for all practical bust
purposes, is, and will forever be THE mouth of
the Ohio.
Kentucky City and Columbus contains four thous-
and 800 acres laid of into lots, streets, alleys sc.
500 in quarter and half lots the remainder in
one two four, ten twenty forty and sixty lots
1t is from to 30 feet above high water mark and
rrrrl Nail n,n hinrh
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Healthy and FertiIe Country.

rapidly growing in wealth and population, with a sa-
luxurious climate, and generous, liberal, enlightened
and refined society. There is wanted but further
feature To make this the most commanding point on
the great "Father of Waters - This uninterupt-
ed communication with the interior Of the adjacent
States accommodate internal commerce and facili-
tate the interchange of commodities. That want is
now fully met by the established system of
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Magazines for september.

FRANK IzsIiE.s, F0R SEPTEMBER.
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD woRrS, /"
GRAHAx's MAGAZINE,
GODEfas I-ADYS Book, -
HARPfR's MAGAZINE.
YANKEE NoroSss eon-s
ESIcK KNAcKs,
WHITES noUSrfRFEfr DErDcroR,
ne ADORE, witA back nnnssrz, together with an
tAs lac ns~sI@Psrs, for szls BY
=. HAGAf.
aug1s-n N4rkss street.
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Furniture and Varieties
At AUCTION, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock for
N cash by BENZ. T. SHELLS
sent l-tf
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Steam Ferry Packets.

plying % and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Centeal
Railroad 10 Chicago and the whole northwest.
Intelligent, enterPrsing and practical men who will
and see and investigate in person, will be con-
WINGED that the extraordinary commercial advantages
and facilities OF railroad ana steamboat transportation
possessed by Kentucky City, 10 this point
quistes for manufacturing and commercial purposes
which must of necessity cause it speedily 20 be-
and the South at which the productions and mAnufac
lures each section will be for sale
TO be exchanged for those OF the other.
The Hon. Post Master General in a recent report
says: "No man can look at the map 81 this country
without his finally resting the mouth Of the Ohio
the center of population and commerce of the
United States"
The sale is be made without reserve and in good
faith and there will always be a reliable gentleman
on the ground whose pleasure and duty Il will be to
give all needful Information, and answer all written
or oral interrogatories Then let permit him
self 10 be led on by rumor, when the facts are
cessible 20 all.
Sale u commence Monday, SEPTEMBER 27th, 1883,
and continue until ali the Lots, numbering upwards
Of four hundred are sold.
Terms of Sale.
Ten % twenty tive per cent cash In hand for the
residue credit OF and two years with interest.
BEN EDWARDS GREY
r. !. BULLOCK, Trustees.
W. II. II. TAYLOR,
Address, for full information,
FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
Attorney ia fact,
sepL3-dAwtd Kentucky CITY, KY