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RUsr.-A gentleman residing in the lower end Of
this couDtv Informed US the other day that the rust
had not only attacked end injured his wheat and
oats. but was seriously efeoting his crop Of limo
thy. Such thing is seldom heard Of in our lsii
ude.-ABingdoa democrat.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.


NESsION OF lsg-THE FIRST REGULAR C0URsE LECRrRE
in Institution will Monday, the it Of No
yemrc 1859, will continue till the Isl Of March, ensuing
Ihe Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free to all students
will lie given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy, (Des
criptiye, astrological and surgcal)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ D., Professor OF Principles and
Operations of Surgery
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, VI D. Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thOlogy;
JOHN H. CALENDER NJ. D., Professor Of Satera Melica
and Therapeutics
RICHARD o. CUHREI NJ D. Professor OF Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
E. B. HAsKINs, L. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD D. Professor Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children;
II. n. COMPTON, NJ D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The Cy Hospital upon premises Of hs College and
der control Of the Faculty which operations performed
prescribed for in the presence Of the Glass; and Cni
cal Lectures delivered. -.
Amount Of fees for Lectures $lO5 %
Matriculation fee paid but once) "
Demonshator's fee required but once) 10 %
Graduationfee, . W
Excellent board be obtained for 50 so to "a per week
For further details announcements apply %
JOHN p. FORD, N. D.,
iyI7-d&HfIws-wlm Dean OF the Faculty.
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CHANCEBY COURT AT CAMDEN.

SIands Merric e nl, W their FRIEND Aaron LaWler
james z. MerricE a dis.-Orgiual Bill.
IT appearing the satisfaction u the Clerk and Master from
ALLEGATION IN Bill which to, that james L. Mer
Tc and James Merrck, Of the defendants this
uon-rlsns Of Tennessee that the ordinary pro
cess Of the law he served upon tem it is therefore ordered
the Clerk Master, that publication be made in the GHiOB
and american, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
for four requiring the said james Merck
and James Merrc appear Chancery Court TO h
held for county Benton, the 4 Monday September
next and pej. dmur to complanants bill the
came will be taken confessed and for hearing pdrs
10 them This June 7h, 1853.
iuUeI2-V At prs fee 81 D. p. HUDSON c. & NJ.
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ON TUESDAY 24th August by virtue Of the power
vested by deed Of Trust executed by William c.
Holt will sell the residence Of said Holt the valuable
which he resides situate in Bedford County,
Branch Railroad, about miles from ShelbyvIe,
miles Warace containing two hundred and eight It
has for stock, good springs comfortable house
and outbudng good young orchard and in fine Of
cultivation We will also sell hogs, CATTLE Sheep horses,
blacksmith TOOLS wheat hreh two bugges, and wagon and
harness.
The land will be sold six fifteen and tBenyfour months
time and deed made when purchase paid and also good
personal security required The personal property will be sold
four months time with notes and security. All
dollars cash; reasonable deduction viii be
Of the sales for cash instead Of notes time.
JAMES MULLINS,( 1rs+..s
JulvQ5-w3t II Trustees.
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HEw PUBLICATToxs.



PoPess Honaerss aiiads Flazmaus IIIustrsi.a.s.
POPe's Homes's Odyssey, Flaznsn's rllu-t-,t5-.
POPe's Life and Letters, illustrated
NineTah and its Palaces, 30 easa7ia-s
TassO's Jerusalem Delivered, . uIustra.isas
Dupa's Lives Of Michael Angelo ana IN.
Pheai, illustrated With j. fne zngEa7ings.
virgins DaRfes win lFsyznsl-s Ilustraaons.
Kites Scripture Lands with Maps and sn4r7inrs
Walkers Manly EXercisess uiustratel.
China ana siam, with 100 illuslratiouz.
Life Of wellington. By an Old Soldier. illustrated.
Aieolini's History on the esuits, With Portraits.
india from The Earlier Tines 100 nIustrt1us.
Rome, In the 18Th century, a illustrations:
BOhn5s Guide 70 the knouess Of POTTERY Porcelain ana
other objects Of VeTtu. Enga7ings
DidrOn's Christian EeOnOEraPhY, vita the HI
tory Of Christian Art The Middle Ages Numerous flustra
tons.
Aliens Battles Of the British Navy. Portraits.
For sale by ". A. BERRY & Co.,
PUBLIC sQTARE
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H. Medical Department.

SESSION 1S5s-9.-The seventh annual Course of Lee.
- lures In this Institution will Monday the 81 OF
November next and continue till the first Of the ensuing March
THOMAS r. JENNINGS NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
j. BERRN LINDSEY, VI. d. Professor Of Chemistry and Phar
macy.
c. K WINSTON, W. d. Professor Maters Nediea and Medical
Jurisprudence.
A. II. Buchanan, NJ d. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology.
JOHN NJ WATSON NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women and Children
PAUL F. EVE, NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
w. K. BOwINO NJ. D., Professor Of Institutes and Practice Of
Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRaos NJ D., Adjunct Professor and Demonstration
of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students on the first
Monday in October (the Jh).
Preliminary Course Lectures, free to all students, will
be given BY the Professors, commencing also the first Monday
Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction OF the Facul
ty is open to the class free Of charge
Cnue has been established in connection with the UnYer
y al which operations performed, and cases prescribed Tor
and lectured upon in the presence Of the class.
Amount OF ices for Lectures Sl05 Matrculahon Zee ad
once only So Practical Anatomy, Sl0 Graduation Fee SO
Good boarding be procured 81 to 81 per week For
further Information or Catalogue, apply TO
W. X. BOWLING NJ D., Dean OF the Faculty
NASHVILLE. Tenn IrI
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VaIrARLE ROOKs.


BRUCE's TRAVELS TO DISCOVER TIE SOURCE OF
Nile In the years I76s %, 20 u, -, u vols 40. calf
Fine copy.
BRYANTs NEW SYSTEM, Or Az ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT
MytholOgy, vols. lt0. calf.
This work established reputation profound
Schoiar,-LOwNBEs.
BELLS NEW PANTHEON, OR HISTORICAL DICTIONARY
Of the Gods, DenGOds, Heroes and Rauious Peonases q
Antiquity &c. Richly embsiished vita chara-tsre PrnEs
vol. 40. Russia Zine copy.
TOOKE'S PANTHEON, REPRESENTING THE FABULOUS
History Of the Hsathsn Gods. YoI- I2no VITA Cop
per Cuts of the several Deites.
TIE LATIN YCLGATE. sTOLs. POLIO. VENICE, III
CABINETS DICTIONARY OF TIE BIBLE. . VOLS. a.
calf Fine cops.
BEAUTIES OF LONDON AND1IDDLEsEX OR An HIsTOR
iel Survey Of the Metropolis Of Gteat Brn, Including
sSches Of lis snTir, and typographical aceounl Of ~
most remarkable places &c vols. royal syo calf Fine
copy.
PARIS AND ITS ENVIEOSS. IN SERIES or PTcTUR-
eslEe views taken expressly for ;his Comprising vies
Of the Seine, Churches Palaces Bridges Cstlcontss Street
&C. vol. 4to. half morocco.
TIIB WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. 4vOIs. Ato CALF
Fine copy. For sale by
W. T. BERRY & CO.,
may90 PUBLIC SQUARE
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MEM PHTS RACES .
MEMPHIS COURSl


The Races over the Memphis Course will
commence ON TUESDAY, October 19s 1885,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY, TUEsDAY, October 70 The N aLKER STAKE,
three year Ods $500 entrance; $50 forfeit Nile heats three
the sake the Club add $780, provided the
rum and close the ls dyof August lsjs secur
iy will be required for the forfeit in the above stake
SAME DAY Jockey Club Purse $500. Three mile heats
SECOND DAY. "WEDNESDAY, October 2GJockey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats, three in five.
SAME DAY.Sweepstake for two ods; $3.50 entrance
$50 forfeit. sDash mile' three IN the Stake
now hee entries Security will be required Tor the forfeit
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, October 2l---The HARPER
STAKE" for three year ods Two mile heats 500 entrance
SlCO forfeit three fill the stake the Club add $780,
provided the run; to and close lt day Of August
1853 Security will be required for The forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October JOckey Club Purse 500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sARURDAY, October 23.Jockey Club Purse
$1,000. Four mile heats
II Walk Over the above Course entities the horse to the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
II , All entries with forfets must be drocte1to
WA. I. BOUNDTREE, Proprietor,
ie2g-till Oct. 10 Memphis, Tennessee.
Lexington (Ky) Observer and Reporter copy m October 10
aue o this for CO lection.
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CIRCuLT COURT. RORERTsoN COUNTY.
NJ. Alderman rs Hamilton II. Alderman.
PETITION FOR pTyORCE

Lucy W N. AcAerman as Hamilton II. Alderman.
DIVORCE.
appearing the satisfaction the the defendant
is not an nhaban Of the State Tennessee that the Ordinary
process Of law can upon him. ordered BY the
Clerk that publication be made in the weekly Union Aer
e newspaper printed in the city Of Nashville Tenn.
successive weeks requiring the defendant appear the
Judge Of our Circuit Court to be held for the County
Robertson at Courthouse in the town Of Springfield,
second Monday in October then and there plead answer
or demur to compliments BILL filed in such Court against him
for divorce or the will be taken for confessed and
hearing ee IaySs JOHN S. HUTCHINSON, Clerk.
Tu1vlD -vrAF furaf an
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RA. The Banner proposes to furnish us plenty
of nuts 10 crack" Our neighbOr is decidedly q
.snut," and some people insist that he is already
s'cracksd"
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IN CIANCERY AR GAINsBORO.


Samuel E How Liney p. Griffith and oers-Original BILL
ON motion and appearing 90 the satisfaction Of The Clerk
and Master from the ahdlYt OFF. 81. Leslie compl1nants
SOLICITOR that the Defendants sally NJ Yinzt Jonas &. Griffith
William H. Gains and Polly Gains, residents Of the tate
OF Tennessee 70 is ordered that publication De made for four
ceye weeks in the LJiOH amt AiSTcqH, newspaper pub
shed in Nashville, Tennessee requiring said 70 appear
a. he newt 1 Of the Chancrv Court to be county
House in the OF 6aisoorus on the
Wednesday 2 Monday in July next and then and
there en- ter dcnc 70 copaiuants bill; judgment Tor
.5nf,s will D. taken against teu this down
in1e1o-rttprs f.. 50 W. il. Bolts, c. * VI
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OFFER FOR SALE my Farm, upon which nov reside
the Iron Banks road three miles from the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, and thTe and half miles from Paris 1t contains 400
Of we'll improved land, Us high state Of cultivation,
with good frame residence good bsrn stables, and other out
buildings The place finely Water, and has an excellent
orchard.
Persons wishing to purchase TIE place, or address
me at Paris. jy2l-w31 JOHN u. CLARK.
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Important Information.

this season Of the year, family ought 20 60 to with
~ hayngin the house prompt remedy f0r
cholera morbus darha disorders that apt
and which result in fatal conseqaeB belize p
clan can be procured.
The 6rfsnbeg Dysentey syrup, only 50 cents per bottle IA
IN the last ten cured Of disorders % me bowels
matter how violent thaa all other remedies and HTptous
put together.
Hibtard Of Health 90 n ~ York. m
the cholera season. certiGe at from che iine Jus ei
used At the Quarantine ground there vas not another fatal
d cholera.
Dr. De Forrest Commissioner Croton Water Works, ertihes
that cures all complaints produced - eating
much fruit, other nnt from an le ttoprage
the Discharges but chemical change pr0duced by t i
the contents n the bowels. att produces affections
the brain which other raniglie5 apt % do.
Thr3urbout Tennessee and Alabama has always been iouut
nrout reefy fer Bloody EIuX. 10 De had &C al Druggists
mi n ne subscriber a Patterson & Freemans grnlre
isl6-G ALEX- MACKENZIE
uUARBLE EYORK.--The subscriber has on hand Tho
f largest and assortment Of Marble and Marble Mcrk,
ever oferi In city which he particularly invites the atu
lion OF the public lie prepared % execute All jobs in his line
'h $50, av '5--ff JAMES SLOAN
TOTFCE.--Whereas tire Legislature Of Teunessee,
last ssJn, pasian making DC the duty o. The various
Sers Of said open and hold an election at each precinct
In their respective counties order ascertain the Of the
people as 70 whether convention shall he called 70 asud,
Vie or form Constitution 70 sI State, therefore. J. EE
IN smith, Sheriff Of county, hereby give notice % s
voters Of said county viii The L THURSDAY o. SEP
tbr next open and hold election gt the various ces OF
aid county pup0se Of taxing said Given uud ny
hand Ct oa8ce his ga day Of June lass. -
is3O-g2m shsra Of sc1it eounsE.
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1ot1er from Gen. walker.

We copied few days since paragraph from the
Washington Union, fatty contradieting statement
which General Walker has on several occasions
made, in his speeches to the public, in regard to
certain communications and Oyertures made to him
by member of the Cabinet. We intimated at the
same time that it would behoOye Gen. WALKER, il
view Of this contradiction, to produce the evidences
upon which he based his statements. This has call
ed forth letter from the General on the subject,
which, in justice to him, We lay before the public,
as follows:
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
j. Collegiate Department.,
MILITARY GE.

MILITARY COLLEG
J. ERR1ES LSDs NJ D. D. d. Chancellor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col Johnson Superintendent Of the Military College and
Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES T. HAMmTox AN, Professor Natural Phil
osophy, and Astronomy.
j. II. STEWART AM Professor OF Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature.
P l. J. THYssENs AL, Professor Of French Drawing
G. s. BLACKE, An, MD Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev. J. W HoTTE, AN MD Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
C. K. WISsToN Md, Surgeon.
The Of the Academic year commences the Goth
Of September, and the second term 18th Of February.
Tuition boarding, washing, fuel rooms, servants attendance,
and Of arms 500 term MarcusOn fee S. Students
required furnish their which done at mod
charge, rent purchase Engineering French Spanish
German Drawing, OOkkeepBg and Fencing each $40 per
term of twenty weeks
regular Collegiate Course the reputation of the
University for scientific and classical scholarship will be main
tained and at the time every facility afforded those who de-
sire pursue partial course Besides the four regular College
classes there also preparatory Glass; Students under IA
Of age will not be admitted.
By the aid Of military discipline, effective government is esta
sd and health, physical culture good order and industrious
habits, promoted.
For Catalogues additional information, apply member
Of the Faculty. July ], 1855.
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NASHVILLE HTTTLDTNC9 ASSOCIATTON.

TNHE meeting Of the Nashville Building Association
will held the Mechanics Library Room Monday
night the Both Directors will thea be elected for the
ensuing year. Stockholders will please sitend.
Jy2s-m CHARLES A. FULLER, Treasurer.
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To Those who are im Pursuit of Health
and Pleasure, and Wishing to Visit Bera
sheba Springs, GrMndY County. Tenn


LEBANON, July 20, 1853.
TFyHE Cars on the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad leave
Nashville every day at o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive at
COWan every day Is minutes before r. NJ Immediately after
Of the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga. The seWanee Railroad viii leave every
day, except Sunday and take passengers to Tracey City, where
will be found good Hotel FOR he accommodation Of passengers
and also splendid lire OF four horse Concord Post Coaches in
readiness to convey passengers to Bseh Springs distance Of
about eighteen miles, Of the eyees mountain roads in
the State. Persons wishing the extensive mining opera
tons Of The se"anee Company and viewing the sue OF the great
Southern Unverya audabe enterprise, which we'll de-
publc-Eill have opportunity
doing by taking this road TO Beheb Springs that acknowl
edged desirable retreat where will he fOun
E long the proprietor Of the City Hotel at Nashville and WHO
fAyoTay known to the public for the style and dignity
pains make visitors comfortable and happy at Becrheba
There another rOai to Beereta Springs from Nashville
McNnnvie leaving the main the Nashville Chat
same iay. T MESSENGERS Mill r,a in ctnTviiis IN igLt
and well conducted hotel Those wishing
Bershea Springs will leave McnnTle every day o'clock,
A. NJ and arrive at Beersheba the day.
In addition the above there line Of four horse
Coaches leaving Nashville daily Except Sunday att, P NJ
and Sunday O'clock A NJ. The stage will arrive Leb
every day at O'Clock, P NJ Except sunday and
day O'Clock, p NJ Passengers will leave Lebanon every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock A NJ and arrive
McMinnye az o'clock p. NJ, day, stay
night leave MeMnuve at o'clock, A. M and arrive Beer
she the same day at q o'clock stage fare through by this
route from Nashville to Beheba s. This road is McAdam
lied sixty five miles the balance Of the road, after leaving -
turnpike one OF the best natural roads IN The southwest The
distance from Nashville to Beeheba 100 miles This road is
stocked with hne horses Concord coaches careful drivers &c
running, also tourhorse Coaches every day SUNDAYS
evcepcd from McAInnville to Sparta, in connection with tie
McNnnNc Manchester RailrOl tWOhOrse Coaches
Sparta Crab Orchard Kingston, LOudon
East Tennessee Georgia Railroad, making immediate cunnec
ton with the cars at LOuIon-
Passengers through tickets the Stage Office.
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville all the inter
mediate points, Carthage, Chest Mound COokyle.
have connection with the staging interest Beershea
Springs large conducted Livery sb where visitors
find all tines fine Bugges, ROckaWays, twohoe Coaches
and the best OF Saddle Horses, to hire.
Persons visiting Springs their private conveyanoes can
have their well taken Of reasonable charge.
persons hiring vehicles property
in good order, or pay for all damages that accrue:
iy93-d&tW3w NJ A. PRICE.
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GROSS GREEK FTRNACE FOR SAL 3.

OFFER for sale this superior Iron property stu aed in Stew
county, Tenn miles from Clrksyille, most advan
is in excellent
ming condition. having in blast through the whole Of last
year performed extraordinarily we'll she has the
ore which apparent and will speak for itself
The quality Of her Iron Is No j. may he learned on inquiry
from any used It, She has been in blast only three
months the timber, which abundant Is i'm
meately entire side and at convenient dis
lance round. the machinery the State which
nov in first rate condition. The from quarter Of
mile to mile and half from the Furnace. There
the ground about 1000 wood In excellent condition for
coans from the rthest which four loads be easily made.
L will sell the whole together, the folloWng
TERASOne cash payment the balance in three equal annual
PAYMENTS without interest," payable Pig Iron, twenty six
dollars on the with this advantage the pur
chaser il Iron goes that figure will stand the loss but
rseove will in payment the market value b
be xd by dnteested parties II any wishes embark In
the business will oos at the property they will buy
tune 20-wtf q. A. HARREL.
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WI. Bolts, Gam
WIan 2. 90 8 %. and -. HanI.oa M0ntsonel

William Z. Curd & Co. and others, Hamilton Montgomery
and others.-Iuj and Attachment Bill.
ON motion o. the compliments BY their collector and Il ap
pearng the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master from the
adavit Of compliments solicitor, which fled that the defeu
dant Hamilton Montgomery is nonresident Of Of this State
tits therefore that publication he made for
sve weeks The Union md df8ercdR, newspaper publshe
In the city o. Nashville, requiring said defendant appear at
the next term Chancey Court be held for the county
Of jackson, the Court House in the Of Gansbo, the
arst wednesday after the second Monday July and then
his defence eomplanants said BILL the same
viii taden for confessed and for hearing Pdr as
him. W. 81 Bolts. @ q ID
junel4-w4t prs. fee 80.
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w. HI. WEBB & co,

". h WEBB, c. c. JONES J. NAbb SMITH
w. HI. WEBB & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN READTAADE CLOTHING,
NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
Spring STOCK.--Weare now in receipt Of large and
- we'll selected stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Gotten up expressly trade, which invite those visiting
market examine before byn intend 70 oner
ducements to Cash or Prompt Time Buyers - . -
mara ". II. WEBB & co.
VALUABLE DWELLING FOR SALE.
perry at the Of Cedar and Cherry streets, owned b
the Sisters Of Charity.
Parties holding claims against the Sisters orthe Rev. J. sach
For further particulars cali on Az. S. LINDSEY.
julylO-lm q, College street.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TsHAN G. HARRIS, Governor the State % Tennessee; To
all who shall these presentsetng: whereas i has
been made known that certain INV. BURTON charg
ed with having committed the offence Of embeenen and has
fed from justice, and is running at large;
Now, therefore, l. Isham g. Harris Governor as Aforesaid ~
virtue OF the power aud authority in vested do hereby ODER
reward Of $500 any person persons who may apprehend
the said p n W. Burton. and deliver him to the sheriff Jai0r
OF county Of Davidson, order that justice in that behalf
may he bad and executed.
testimony whereof have hereunio set hand and
g. caused the great seal Of the state be AFFIXED AZ Na
(-'S'i vile, the 3lst day Of May, lsjS.
- IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. f. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
iuneI2-u
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TULLAHO MA.
Great Sale of EOts--Threa Dnvs9 Sal

OEeAb SaAe OF EOts-sIhree pays SHAes
NILE Tuahoma Town Company oder for sale beautiful lots,
heretofore reserved and unsOd and which peculiarly
eligible for family residences, and many them convenient for
business houses. To the who needs home, the rich
man who desires to purchase splendid and healthy locality for
residence and 70 the moderate who wishes
TO buy delightful dwelling place, this sale possess great
tons The locality Of rullahoma with population Of about
twelve hundred inhabitants, the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad and at the terminus Of the McMnnve and Manches
ter Railroad in Coffee and the table land Of the Noun
tain District OF Tennessee is Of unsurpassed sauby and
peasantness and the settler here will find himself in the midst Of
all the comforts and appliances Of high civilization, Of
derly we'll regulated moral and religious community blessed
with invs0rating pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which
it is real happiness breathe and with pure cool which
il joy Of life drink and In addition all this the invalid will
find mineral waters within the town site and other mineral waters
haybeate and sulphur convenient to the town. by the aid Of
which and health. TulahOma and
purchase lot cheap, the sale is without The terms
OF sale credit Of and two years, bond and security
required, and lien the lots retained Days Of sale the third
fourth and fifth days Of August Maps Of the and Of the
lots for sale to be seen application 70 At the Lincoln House.
jy2-tds WM. MOORE, Agent.