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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

The Southern Methodist Almanac for 1859, con-
tains much valuable statistical information in regard
to the u thOiist Episcopal Church South. From it
yt;Il that there are 20 Conferences within the
ltic the Church. Int hese twenty three con
ferenees there are 1907 travelling preachers; 167
superanuated and 4, 9O7 local Preachers; 4O4, 48O
white members; 62,2SI white probationary H.
9l9 colored members and prObationers; and f.
856 Indian members and probatiOnsrs; making
grand total Of $685. III, and showing net increase
over last year Of 1909.
The Alabama Conference has the largest travelling
ministry: 1877; but the Georgia Conference has the
largest total ministry, including travelling super
anuaed and local The South Carolina Conference
shows the largest total Of ministers and members
This excess is in consequence Of the heavy cOlOrea
membershipOf South CarOlins, which shows a total
of 1890
The Missionary Society Of the Southern Church
organized in 1915 Its revenue for the year ending
in May, 1885, was Sos 500; ten years after, in May
1856, it was S172,65458. For the year ending
May, 1858, it was S2O1 $685. showing an increase
in twelve years Of 1892, 796 SO.
The funds Of this society are appropriated to the
support of Alb MISSIONS including 37s Missionaries,
-2O5 Church sdifces, 9Os7l Church members; l72
Sabbath Schools, with "a, AGA scholars; 8 Manual
Labor Schools, and $40 Indian pupils.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

New ORLBANs, Nov. ~ The Quaker City sailed
this morning with the California mail aud % cabin
and p steerags Passeng esr via Tshuaniepeo
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STILL AT COST.
TAW 4 BEERS
pubIic Sale Of Two Valuable Farms,

Public Sale of Two Valuable Farms,
ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of December next, the -
dergned will sell TO the highest bidder, that valua ~
BILE Farm in Williamson county known as the VflknsAS
Whiteheld' Farm, containing about 4S acres, lying
the waters Creek which Big srpeh in the vicinity
village Of Tank in Davidson county, the Rchland
and Cenee Turnpike about fourteen miles from Nashville
Persons wishing purchase invited examine the lands
and premises they Of exceeding fertility of
suited for stock raising by its superior adaptation to the
growth grass its beautiful supply Of pure stock
water.
The undersigned will also cell TO the hest bidder at the
time place that beautiful Farm belonging TO Mrs Luyenia
Caghead containing 100 acres adjoining the above tract
land. Both OF these united, will make Of the best
Stock Farms o its size in Middle Tennessee
The undersigned has also about 81 acres OF finely Tmhd
woodland within miles Of the farm, which will be sold with the
FIRST mentioned farm.
IT, upon consultation with those who wish puTcas the
day SALE found proper farm be divided into two
or three tracts There will be afforded chance for buying three
beautiful farms, with comfortable dwellings each.
lands will be for sale privately until the LIST Of December
For all information call the subscriber living in Nashville
Terms OF Sales-0ne third Of the purchase money
be required cash. which be discounted in bank at
days, balance three and four desired
with interest added and lien the land retained until all is
paid. JOHN T. HILL, Agent
The shove sale will be conducted by Nance Woodward,
=. r. GLAscocK, Auctoneer. - uoy5-eOd6EWtd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

NEW YoRK, Nov. 13.-The steamer Star Of the
West has arrived from AspinWal with 81 ,67O 600
treasure. The Fulton sailed with $51 900 specie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.-The German
Yagers make their first parade to- morrow, and at
night grand ball will be given for their benefit at
Harmonic Hall. Tickets SI.0O, and can be had Of
the members of the company and at the door.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

kHARPERSS MAGAZINE fer N0vambsr.
I1e AELAAftC MONr3LT Or GoTamhsr.
EMAEksQN 4 PUTNAN's MAGAZINE ~ HsFaalsr
Leslie's Magazine Of Fashion f5r Nogsnbor
eodeg kaiy'l Book ior N0rsnhsr. --- ~ .
Grahams Magaane EOVauher.
Psesrsons MAgAEins for N0Fenbsr. lil 1-a
Foroal'T IOossll JOIN TOak ss.
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Arrival ana Departure.

LEAvEEVORTH.-Therei is large emigration to-
wards Pixies Peak gold mines. Reports continue
faVorahle F.+.
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SWAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES
-.r---- TRIUMPHANT! .. -g

The following Scheme will drawn By S. Cos Mana
gers the Sparta Academy Lottery each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for November 1885, at AUGUSTA, GEO. in public,
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass 10 draws on
Saturday, November 6, 1883.
Glass Al draws ON
Saturday, November A3, 1858.
Glass ~ draws on
Saturday, November 20, 1883.
Glass 4S draws on -s5rE
Saturday, November ~, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
TIVE THOUSAND KIGHTYEIvE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. E
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NEW BOOKS.
LONGFELLOW's NRW POEu

LONGFELLOWls NRW POEzs.a -
Fhs CoWtship Of Miles sandish, and osar Pssz1 1THsg
Wordsworth LoagfslloE. i-f so
Ths Song Of HiaEatha. By LongfslisW.
Portraits Of ny Married FrsadI: Or. PSsP NJ Ea9h
Kingdom. $50 t---lra li- -
Judge Haliburtou' Two works See .tii1 5dl a.
The sayings and Doings Or Samuel sick. Hss tszsA IA
bis opinionon Bsrinony. ai-aa7a 81 Tas el-i
Piney Woods Tavern or, sem Slick in rsr1s s,ii'ff
Every Woman her own IaHyef. A priTais ruias b an us
ofaE0f essential Interest e so1aa ADD ~ - "a - Ehi
sYey female may, in Whats7Sr suaon aadsI.sna sr ls
course and redress, and Be her own lsgal advise.
Books on Chess By Hoyls md Asns. i -.f..-r7
For alsby p. HAaAE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

The Memphis Bulletin says thst ct O'clock on the
morning of the 10th, brisk fall of snow CON-
menoed, which continued without intermission for
several hours. Owing to the damp condition Of the
earth and atmosphere, the snow melted as soon al
most as it reached the ground go alal- 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad has been
opened for freight and passengers through % Madi
son Ark
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

The LaWreuceburg Journal of the 18th says:
s'Our village was thrown into the most intense ex-
ciement on Tuesday evening last by an occurrence,
the encouragement Of which We are deeply panied to
chronicle, and which has spread feeling Of sadness
throughout this entire vicinity. Mr.. Thomas J.
WesmOrelan5, Of Giles county, was on visit to our
town, and during his stay an unfortunate difficulty
occurred between him and Mr.. Lewis n Kirk, of
shis place, which resulted in the death Of Westmore
land, who was shot in the abdomen. The weapon
used was q double barrel shot gun. WestmOrelsnd
died in about eight hours after receiving the wound
We are not sufficiently posted to the facts in the
case give the particulars Of this unfortunate af
fair, and Kirk is now in custody and The matter
undergoing Judicial investigation at the present
writing, We refrain from uttering single word Of
comment"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

We are pleased to observe the connection Of J. J
MCDANIEL. Esq Of this city. with the shslbyyille
coastitutonalisi, as its publisher and editor, sIr
Mcdaniel was formerly the editor Of The Columbia
Herald and rendered important services 70 he Dem
Ocratic party while in that position. We welcome
his return to the editorial corps. rer.a-s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14
To Dealers in Oy,ters,

have completed arrangements this season for
furnishing the best Oysters be had in our waters
Such as Lynn Haven Bay, Nansemond River, Horns
Harbor, Western Branch Plants and other favOriie
kinds
My Oysters are put up but few hours before they
are started, 50 that dealers may rely gettirg
fresh article Fresh Oysters put up in kegs and in
cans. and forwarded by Adam & Co.'S, GlOver's Ex-
press, also by Stage to any part Of the country.
AIl-orders, accompanied with the cash, viii meet
with immediate attention, and are solicited.
Depot on Cherry street, in the rear Of the State
Bank. r.ErE
noV.13.d2W. JEo. ARCHIBALD
BAPTIST CHuFcH FAlR-The ladies Of DR., Ford's
congregation are making preparations TO hold
Fair at Fireman's Hall South Nashville, to aid in
the erection of the Cherry street Baptist Church.
The Fair commences next Monday and continues
during the week. The proceed Of the Fair is TO be
devoted to . most worthy object and should there
Ssrs be largely attended ..-- R9Ylz-4H'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

Pixies PEAK Gold,

BOsToN, Nov. lathe fremont House sold at
auction to-day for $4,000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

Der number Of this valuable monthly. The follow
ing the titles Of the original cOntrbationssgE
The South Demands more Negro Labor-Address
TO the People Of Louisiana, BY Z. Dsloney, Of Lou
isians; The Atlantic Telegraph-Ancient Art and
Modern Progress, By Geo. Fitzhugh, Of Virginia;
The African Slave Fleet and Right Of Search, BY
Richard S. Coke, LII D., Of Washington City; Be
action and the Administration, No. 2 BY Geo. Fiz-
hugh, Of Virginia Origin and Progress OK me Tel
egraph.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

Elder J. R, Graves win Pressh at Firspras Hal,
Capitol Hill) to day Services to commence 81 II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

The Memphis ARpsal says: "0nthe 10th Of last
month, middle aged man of darklcOmplexion and
peeulier curl Of the upper lip, obtained hundred
dollars from one Of our banking institutions, on a
check on the Southern BANK of Kentucky, Russell
vile, KY. 1t was signed N. B Morton, cashier, and
the presenter signed himself sam1 Morton, and
represented that be was the brother Of Mr.. NJ. B.
Morton. On presentation, the check turned out TO
be forgery. The imitation Of the handwriting Of
Mr.. Morton was most skillfully done. The fOrgsr
left about the time he received the money on the
steamboat HiaWaths, and stated that he was going
to New Orleans As he viii probably try his talents
again, bankers and merchants viii do well to be on
their guard"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

The New York Herald says it is rumored in the
atrical circles and freely stated in the public jour
mails that it is the intention Of Mr.. Edwin Forrest to
retire altogether from the pursuit. of the sctorsv
cation, and that if he shall appear again before
the public it win be as lecturer upon Of profess
sor Of elocution p Ett- rr-t-1---Al- =
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For Sale,

MOST desirable place OF 40 acres Eve miles from Nashville
~ GAINESVILLE turnpike. House Of nine rooms.
The house stable, out houses fruit trees we'll, spring, fences
pastures SOIL woods nehbOhoOd, Site stock and fixtures all
together make the cheapest and most desirable place OF
its size in Davidson county.
Terms slO,OOO-S 900 down. the balance one, two and
three years interest," security and lien. Apply to Dr. Green,
@. W. Norman c. Cantrel, this Office,
nov2-dtw8L lm(insl s. D. BALDWIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

Mr.. AB. Watkins proposes to publish q tri-wsekI!
paper at Shelbyville TO be called the County NsEs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

The Shelbyyille ErpoSitor is Out in fOVOr Of Col
MATT. MARTIN as the Opposition candidate for Gov
ernor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

Have you seen them!.--That superb Engraving
The Village Blacksmith" the beautiful Art Journal which
are furnished subscriber Of Cosmopolitan Art Association,
now be the Office Of n. D. Cross, Hon. Sec, for
short time only See advertisements elsewhere heseNew Fea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

SALE OF LAND.
Y virtue Of decree OF The Chancery Court At GaIlatin at
y It's last term, shall she Ist Monday In De-
eember nexts AZ the Court House door in he town Cal
latin, expose to sale
At Public Auction
One Of the most valuable tracts Land 10 The Sumner
containing about I'D -
Ale ACRES.
Said tract Of Land Is beautifully situated lying 2mies
from the Town o. Gallatn, Immediately upon -st Turn
pike road and within 500 900 yards Of the louisville
vile Railroad noE finished from this place NashE
known the 0dom Tract.
Upon said Land never falling Springs Of excellent
water One Hundred and Fifty Of said being we'll
tmberd and set in Blue Grass ahoing pasturage
IN The country, and the balance high Of cultivation.
said tract OF Land viii be sold whole, divided
tracts 20 suit purhars Also, a. the time and place. tzt
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main Galatin, short distance
from the Square known the 6sws0m property.
has on il good Dwelling containing Rooms, Kitchen,
smoke house, first rate Stable and Carrahouse with other
necessary Ouhouss Brick once with rooms together
with large yard and Garden and altogether Of the
desirable residences in the Town Of Gallatn.
TRIMS SALE-One-thrd Cash. the balances in ! and
years for notes we'll endorsed without interest," and lien rs1sd.
Said Land and House and Lot viii be shown any
ng 10 purchase, On Application, in Gallatin to
LEOHIDAS BAKER, CommiIsioner.s
Gallatin, Tenn, Sept. 25-sep29-3m E..
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
ron SALE,

late residence in Nashville I6 and viii
lEE sell the whole divide It purchasers on the ua
credits expeci The property itse 1haVe ais
20 los 50 sst each, in the additions West, for sas.
RSyll--4t q. Z. CecKRILL,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

The Memphis AUaiaHehs Of the llth says: 'There
is large number Of bcggars in the city at present
the majority Of whom tensoiOusly refuse to UNDER
stand English when inquiries into the nature Of
their Affections. There are no less than three or
four who are engaged in taking subscriptions for the
purchase WOoden-legs for unfortunate friends"
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--.- TO BIZ DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST!

5s4S5 Prizes amountingt to 100000
WHOLE TICKETS go; HALVES IS; QUARTERS S2'%
A Circular showing the plan of the Lot
teries will be sent TO any one DESTROYS Of
receiving its
the following rates. which is the risk:
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IN ORDERING TIoKETs or CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt OF which they will be forwarded first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will sent
ehasers Immediately after the drawing.
IT Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
II Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable full
whOutdeductiOn
II All prizes Of 1000 and under, paid immediately after
the aWng-Oher prizes the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orde,s for Tickets Cerffcatesto . ..
s. SWAN & Co.'S Augusta, Georgia..
IT Persons residing Montgomery Ala Atlanta, Ca,
have their orders fle and time by addressing s. Swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
III list Of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel with
the amount Of the prize that each onei entitled will pub
shed after every drawing in the following papersAugusta
tGa1 COnstitutOnaist, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta IntelgeDcer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paudiug QIiss Clarion,
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat. iy-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

II ? Look out for limitations Of Lea & PERKINS, WOr
cestershire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOIN DUNCAN
& soNs. apgal-dIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

.s1ts-l-@- NEHS- DEDLICATEoNs,
Ear ale sy JOHN YORK 4 co, No 8 Unoa saest..
sAeridan's Dranads WoTki ana LIE.
Guzof's History Of Rspoasenti.iys 5orsnas
Condes' History q Ne Arshs IA spaia.
sturn' 5 Morning commuhion Win cod
chiningEorih's Religion q Protssians.
BOcacias D=saneron.
Canants's EzazplarY Novels.
Bsdas Ecclesiastical History q Engiaad.
Maista Northern Antiquities -. --.r .f- ~.
ElHs' EarlT Rnslish Nstrosi Bolaancs =. ~. -
Chronicles q the ernsaass-illusaatsd- ~ -
Early Travels IN Palesiins, Win a map. -
Ksishtlsys Fairy Mythoiozy-cruiksisant.
Hand Book Of Proverbs sayings, llaEial, 81. 800
Lons'' Portraits o. nlustFi0us PsFsolaFes- = - -
MAxEsIi's Victories Of Wellington.
Lie Of Wellington, By an Ola soldssr.
Tales Of the Gsnil, from the Persia.
Pictorial Hand Book Of London.
Taso's Jerusalem Delivered
History q tie Anglo saxons-IlIrufrstss
ArstO's Orlando Rurios0-ans Itssl patss-
BOuonis' NinsTsh and Is Pasess-IlIustzatsd.
Raphael and Mishssl Aagsl0-IIlustTstsa-
Ndrss British Bral-colOrsa plates. 49,
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NY virtne Of 6ie fdcds directed from the
Circuit Of the United States for the Middle District
Tennessee which founded Judgment rendered In said
Court day Of April 1885, wherein Downs & Co.
plaintiffs nd William defendant, will expose pub
lie house door in the city Of Nashville on the l6h
all the right title, claim and interest Of s
said defendant the following described house and lot in
said city Of Nashville lying Cherry street, and is bounded
as follows: Beginning Of lot said Cherry street.
formerly owned by s. B. Marshall, and running thence south
wardy along Cherry eighty feet to Alley, thence along
said Alley towards College ia feet Alley, thence along
LEY norhwary SOet Of said Marshal, thence
with line the beginning corner being the house and lot
where the defendant lives levied upon and viii be sold 10
satisfy said u. a. This 18th day Of August, 1854.
J. B. CLEMENTS,
is. Marshal for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
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LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE RAILR0AD.

LOUISVILLE q NAbHElLLE hAILR0ADs
ia =
Freight Notice.
Ii Freight will BE- forwarded by the morning train must
n be delivered at the Station House, between hours Of
and 10 A. NJ after that time too late FOR maniesng
for that day. and there Is eonvsniencs for soTin
Freight for intemeae points between Nashville and aaan
mus be prepaid at this station
Octl7-t n. FAgNM.BROY, Agent /.
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POstpOnement,

The above sale is postponed till Monday, November 81 1881
J. B. CLEMENTS,
octl6dtds U. S. Marshall for the Middle Dist Of Tenn.
DOZEN ss Patent Apple PeslsrS jus received and for sale
4F lsus'll J. W. WILSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-03
DOCKBRlDGE BATHs--This favori.

~ bathing place, long known as LETCHER'S and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPRINGS, has been re-
Rockhrdge county, where it is situated and where
the virtues OF the water best known and will be
open Tor the reception OF visitors upon the LIST OF
JUkEnext. New and handsome buildings have beeL
erected aud no effort viii be spared to make it de-
lghtfnl summer resort It is beautifully located
the North River, in the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any
| the State. 1t is on the main stage road from Lex
iu2ton to the Central Railroad, distant eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter. Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg, Richmond and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is little higher
than that OF the Old Sweet and this, with the pecu
liar character and buoyancy of the water which lie
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and con
tains Magnesia Iron, &C. renders bathing in il, by
universal consent OF those who have triedit delight
full and invIgoratng to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility.
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Ulcerations
menorrhea, Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsu.
uteri. &c In the diseases peculiar to females and
children 1t is unsurpassed, if equalled, by any
ter in the world. Near at hand is a fine Sulphur
Spring. second only to the famous White Sulphur
OF Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
free access
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion OF
last summer with his family at "the Baths" thus
spsaks of 1t: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
tains aud shall certainly revisit it, if possible next
summer.
Reference may also be had amongst many others
to Col III Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute. Rev VIM White, D. and Rev
VIM N Pendietou, OF Lexington; VIM g Paine, ESQ.
of the firm of Kent, Paine Kent, Richmond, and J
Hunter ESQ., of Selma Alabama.
TERMs.-Sl so per day. for less than one week; 81
per week, for less than weeks; So perweek. fol
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
my adam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-03
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF "a IL ACRES
By Thomas w. Keesee, Auct.
[Ofiee corner of 18th and Cary Streen.l
T,RusT SALE OF PERsONAL PRO

tJNkUST SALE OF PEhSONAL FRU-
l. PERTY.-Pursuant to the provisions OF trust
Decd executed on the Sd day of February. 1858. by
w. r. Hyde. and at the instance OF the Rrantor
and Richmond College. shal as trustee proceed 70
sell for cash, at Richmond College, on TUESDAY,
the 10th day of August 1855 the following property
ga dozen Chairs. 6 dining room Tables, dozen Cups
aud Saucers, 10 Gre Pots. dozen Sugar Bowls,
Milk Pitchers, A Water Pitchers. Syrup Cans, 5
Casters, dozen Salt Sands, Coffee Urn Tea Pots
blue Bowls. covered dishes. 81 dozen Tumblers,
3dozen Table Spoons. 311 dozen Tea Spoons, Soup
Ladie, n Dinner Plates, A dozen Breakfast Plat
dozen Soup Plates dfxsn Butter Plates. large
Dish. smaller Di,hes, lbiue Dish, smaller Dish.
still smaller, dozen blue Dishes deep Dishes. u
dozen blue Dishes. coiored Dishes, yellow Pitch
ers. 6 Pickle Dishes, Carvers, Crumb Brush, /
Bell dez spittoons-large 6two gal Jars. 3three
gal Jars Clo r. Ok dczen Knives and Forks, dozen
Breakfast Knives and Forks; red Cow, black Cow. 1
red and white Cow, Washing Machine, Grindstone,
Wheelbarrow, Plough and Traces, Hoes, Rake
Grass Blade, large Box up stable loft, Nc.
Cooking Stove, Water Back tor do, Boiler and con
nection, 8 Tin Pans, False Bottoms, GalvaniBed
Oven, No Pipe, and Pans for Oven. l Fire Board.
Egg Whipper. IGravy Strai er, dozen Iron Pans.
s Pudding Pans, Frying Pan, Pie Plates. stew
Pans Iron spoons Fruit strainer and Flesh ferk
Coffee Mills, 3 Kitchen Tables. Horse, Buggy and
Harness, and Table Cloths. Stove, Lounge, 1
Carpet 8 Chairs, set Mantle Ornaments.
VIM. b. NEUMAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY THos. w. KEEsER. Auct.
"