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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
ExrLAsAroRY--Last week, in part oI

ExPLANAroRY.-La week, In part oI
the edition Of this paper, was announced the
marriage of one John p Huff, colored, and
Julia A. Cane, white We have since been
informed that the female indignantly denies
that she is white, and therefore have no hesi-
tation in taking back the soft impeachment.
We we're led into the error by the positive
assurance Of friend who professcd to know
that the woman was white, and whose opn-
ion was backed by that of two physicians /;
but it Is now certain that the woman has ne
gro blood in her veins--that she associates
aud is classed with colored people--and we
have therefore deemed 1t duo to Rev. Mr..
Kicks, the officiating clergyman, that this
statement be publicly made. Mr.. r., in all
his sentiments, Is most strenuously opposed
to everything like white and negro equality
and we take great pleasure in correcting the
mistake into which we we're inadvertantly led.
Mr.. II. is, perhaps, the last man in the coun-
try who would unite in marriage white per
son to a negro.
Papers that copied the marriage notice
will confer favor by making the correction.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Ranch for Sale.

- THE subscriber offers for sale a yaluah,o 49,
I'D Grazing Farm. 1t is situated 10 mill. IN
Southeast Of Sacramento, and contains aboa,. -
grain land. sass ol
For particulars enquire Of A. Hcnlv a, NJ, :,
fee in the Court house in Sacramento. ~ A'' VI
,, VIZ Brown
2l-lm
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

ouR readers will please make as much al
lewaaee as possible for any deficiency that
may appear in this issue. as our senior has
been absent 10 Sacramento al week, and we
have had press Of job work &c.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Notice.

is HEREBY GIVEN that the Jackson HoOl -,
Il Ladder Company will meet on next M0Nnay
EVENING, March 18th, for the purpose Of electns
officers Of said company. A full ATTENDANCE il y
quested. BY order Of the Company.
Z. AGARD Sac,v
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

CASsr the Sacramento papers Hsnr learn
to spell our Senator's name correctly. 1t IS
KxrcsAa, not kxrcava.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

REIIABLE ISFoRNArIoS.-The Paris CAsr-
srarI pretends to have been informed By its
correspondent at Washington that Mr.. Bach-
aaan was present in the House during the
reading OF his message with his pockets full
Of reVolvers, and that not satisfied with the
reception given TO the document. he shot at
the clerk. the speaker. and several members
Of the opposition; aud then. on his way home
through Pennsylvania avenue. emp,ied the
rest Of the barrels On the passers by.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

Prs. nocs-Thanks to Hon. L. n. ketch-
am, Hoa, h NJ. Briggs and Hoa Homsr
King. for Pub. nocs
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

IxsAxK CoxUxDSUx--Why Is . thing
dl1<1lt TO describe Ike chrOoome,er Be
cause i IS : xatch-yoa-nay c.llitr
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

TEE NoSIToR IS the name Of q new weekly
paper in San Francisco Il S Catholic
Journal, and the first number gises evidence
Of decided ability in its editorial conduct 1t
IS also large and handsome. and IN I'll res
pecss an ornament 10 the press Of California.
TIE lfszsfor VIII meet With Success.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

DEBr OF AnADoR TO CAIAyERAs.--In the
Assembly, Mr. Briggs has introduced bill
for An Act supplementary to an Act for
the ascertaining the Indebtedness Of the
county of Calaveras, prior to the organization
Of the county of Amador, and to provide for
the payment Of the portion due from ANA
dor county, The bill was referred to the
following select committee +: Messrs. ormsby,
Haldeman, Clarke, Curtis and Hamlim-
neither Of the gentlemen belonging to the
Amador or Calaveras delegations
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

SEEp CoRS.--We are indebted 10 Messrs
Potter & Scott for quantity Of very supe-
rior seed corn, grown upon their highly cul-
tivated ranch in lone Valley. There are four
varieties, as follows: Canada, yellow; Dent
yellow; Dent, white; Duttou, yellow. The
Canada natures earliest but is too small for
alarge crop The Dent requires more mois
ture than the Dutton or Canada The spec.
linens sent us by Messrs, ?. & S. are the
finest We have seen in California.
Thank YOU, gentlemen.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

SvrrER BAxp.-On the invitation OF the
members Of the new Brass Band in jackson,
the Sutter Greek Brass Band paid visit to
this place on Saturday last. and there was
good time generally" The Sutter Band is
composed as follows: Wallace Kay, leader;
Jacob S,einmetz 4 Flat Cornet; +. NJ.
Carlos, b. Flat Alto; John Reyes, from
bone; John Bronsoa LIST Bass; VIM. Flee
hart. low Bass; and Robert McLsnhan.
Drummer. Mr.. Kay is an excellent musi-
clan, and under his tuition the band, although
but recently organized, it aow one of the
best in the State.
During their visit to Jackson, the members
Of the Sutter Band were entertained in prince
ly style at the Washington Restaurant--Mr.
A. r Kelley. the proprietor of the house,
fully sustaining his well-earned and well-de-
served reputation as hotel keeper and
gentleman. The table groaned under 8
weight Of every nameable good thing, pre-
pared in the richest and most palatiable
shape, and when the cloth was re moved, the
"pure juice of the grape in the shape Of
first quality Heidseick, "howed as free as wa
ter The boys had a good time. as do all
parties meeting at the Washington II
you would have good time. on such occa-
sions. Just let Kelley know when you will be
on hand and give yourselves no further troble.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

GRAvEs' DRAMATIC TRourE.-This splen-
ded stock company played at our theatre on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, to
very fair houses, Notwithstanding they labor
ed under great disadvantages, in having been
immediately proceeded by several companys,
favorites of our citizens. On Thursday eve
ming was presented the French Spy" Mile
Duret representing in an enviable manner
the three principal characteristics. Louise
Graves personation of Tony Bayard was,
to our mind, the most perfect, We ever wit
messed; in fact all were up in their parties, f"
and executed them with SO much vivacity
and grace that all present ware infinitely de-
lighted with the evenings entertainment
In the character Of the French Spy, and
Jack SHEPPARD, Mile Duret appears to the
greatest advantage, and TO our mind no 9th
er artistic in California can come up to her
standard of excellence.
We we're also pleased to recognize the fa-
miliar face of John s. Potter among the
company. who is stage manager; and who
performed his parts with his usual fidelity.
We learn from Mr.. Graves, the gentleman
ly manager. that this troupe nay visit Jack
son again on Monday evening next, and il so,
play Jack Shepard. We say come by all
means, and we will warrant full house, for
when Mile Duret's name is announced, iu
connection with the play Of Jack Shepard,
no lover of the drama, will deny himself the
pleasure Of witnessing it,
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

CorSrr HosFErAr-A. b. Crawford, Nj.
D.. the skillfnl Physician and Surgeon aud
accomplished gentleman who has had the
County Hospital in charge for the last
year mas given way TO his successor. Dr.
Boucher Of Volcano. Ii is but due to Dr.
Crawford to SAY that, during the year that
be has had charge Of the Hospital owing to
the system and disipine which he instituted,
il has heea in unprecedented good condition
Our Board Of Supervisors have purchased
the residence. grounds and buildings OF
]. Lowell. near the old Hospital where for
the present at least the COuaiy HOspi-
tai viii be located. They paid $3.50, and as
respects the Improvements the prics Was Ger
tsinly q low one.
Dr. Boucher, the new physician. Is vel
qualified for the pcsisioa. and win no dOabi
render satisfaction to the people.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

THE STEAK WAsoSS--Tae steam wagon
which was being constructed at Sacramento,
on the plan Of 0verton's invention. Is still In
complete. in consequence Of : lack Of funds.
The enterprisins projectors have alreaey ex-
pended 5000 on the wagon. and bat snail
sum viii be necessary for its completion
Mr.. warren p. Miller. Of Marysville. Is eoa-
siracsing steam wagca % : new principle.
Ii Is expected that il vii be ready for an
experimental trip daring the coming week
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Information Wanted.

Jackson, March 18th, 1855. 2l-gl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

81 Judge Reagan will meet many friends next
Saturday who warmly approve his cours +, during
the last Congress- who admire his modesy, and man.
Illness during the session. That he was not obtrusve
mud eager "to show off, ID evidence Of the dign,-
ty and innate sense Of propriety that have always
characterized tho Judge; yet at the same time, he
shrunk from duty, and ably contested every inch
of ground against his opponents.
The Ladies' are expected to hear tho Judge next
Saturday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

ri Abundant showers have fallen during the last
week, and have sweled the Trinity almost to over
flowing The farmers are ploughing, grass is grow
ing and all things begin to look verdant May
The forests have not yet donned the livery Of Autumn
and save few wild asters that the rains and dcws
have revived, now blooming in the woods, We would
imagine that Spring had leaped over the hoary head
of Winter and was with again.
The weather is.delighttul--the mornings and even
ings cool enough to have fires in our chambers--he
atmosphere pure, and transparent as Chrystal, the
hunters horn is heard winding through woods and
o'or hills, and thousand echoes leap from cliff to
Gill; and fill the land with music; birds are singing
and the air is rich with all the sweets "tl, simmer
growth can ge;' emigrants are beginning to arrive
and with them, little cash, which is very refreshing
these hard times,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

A rare opportunity is now offered to every one
desiring to enter in the business of Hotel keeping, as
will DC seen by reference to the advertisement of
Laurence Steele, Fort Worth He desires to dispose
Of his Hotel in that place, which is now having
tonsye additions made to it. For particulars his
advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

81 We have heard of some very good corn crops
made in this county, this season. Judge Hord, one
of hest farmers will make from rs to 30 bushels
to the.cre which, considering the unusually bad sea-
non is very encouraging indeed. We have heard al
Of other good corn crops in different parts of tho
county. We would be glad if the farmers would keep
advised of the amount Of made this year, as
section OF Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

Dir. Henry Scott, late of Virginia. was acct
dentay shot in the right eye, by his brothern-law
while bird hunting. Yesterday, the shot was extract
ed by Drs Pryor and johnson, and immediate relief
obtained from the excessive pain caused by the pres
sure of the shot upon the eye-ball.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

B We were shown, to-day, some large leaves Of
the Banana grown by Mr.. Michel, horticulturist in
Dallas. They measured 80 inches III length, exelu-
sre of the leafstark and about % Inches in width,
presenting the rich. glossy appearance Of satin, With
transverse bars regularly penciled the lines of
the best ruled writing paper. They were taken from
plants about IL feet in height, and which the grow
er saws will bear fine fruit the next season. Mr..
Michel is practical gardiner, and is doing well in
the cultivation Of vegetables His plants are looking
-1ll, considering the excessively DR. even
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

es- Rev. G. W. Baines, principal editor Of the
Texas Baptist published at Anderson, in this State
called at our office ON Wednesday last. He
his W to visit the various Baptist Associations
which meet in this vicinity, during the past and
present weeks. We were pleased to hear of the con-
tinued prosperity of the Baptist. Is is well con-
Quoted paper, and for typographical neatness, will
vie with any in the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

II We take pleasure in calling tho attention OF
OUT readers to the Advertisement of "Mount Prairie
.ilgh School," under the supcrintcndance of Mr.. W.
II. Smith, as Principal, and Mrs. s. J. Smith us as
sistant, who arc both well aud fsvorably known in
eur community. The session commences on the 4th
October
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

Thu OIL SpRISds.-The advertisement Of the Oil
Springs Hotel in the Cherokee Nation, will be fbuhd
in our paper to-day. Messrs Robert Love and 7. c.
s. Boyd have recently purchascdsthese premises and
are prepared to entertain travellers in the very best
manner These springs have heretofore enjoyed
enyiable reputation, and invads will, we advs-
ed. be we'll provided for See advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

1t will be seen by an advertisement in another
column, that the negro man Cesar, who has been
confined in Jail At this place runaway for sever
nj months past will be sold at public auction Sat-
urday, the9th October next A bargain may be
had,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

~ We hope our farmers, and others intcres ted,
will not forget the Agricultural meeting, appointed
Mr onday next, the goth inst Let all a tend. and
ret the ball in motion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
INV ADvGRTIsrmEl
Texas Peniien.lss,

PLANTATION WiDlJ8-
COIfONS AND WOOLLlh 4
PLAIN Ahn
V'nE aaAersigBsi woali rsspssifo' D D.
j. tentiln u The planting interest g
60 ds. The testimony IT All uho haft a
iahlish A. fisi that they are hr surri
choicest goods " a slmilar nalne c,tI b.
State The material " shieh they 10
u the he.i--anl without aliuy
Our agents hr the sale u tlssn e ir
Me.srs. Carrull, hoy & To-, NeN q sau
II Range 4 Co. ludian0la
4" T. u. Nichols S Co.. Gilitsl,ni
A" 4, ], liurke. Houston,
JOHN 5. BiSSEi. finanelal 4 &
iinnistille, August, 1853
Eg-rhe nallas Herald, Northern sisn
Gazette, aud Marshall IlepuLilesn, vii I
Q months, aud forward &c ounls fSr pay
Sent. s--lO:1m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

lion. John Gregg, Judge of the 18th Judicial
District, and lady, passed through town on wednes-
day last, on his return home from visit to the old
States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
HON. JOHN III. REAGAN

VIII address the citizens Of Dallas county, al tue eour'
2 House IN the town 81 Dallas, on
SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 18th,
On the issues that engaged the attention Of the last
Congress, and those now before the country,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

n .The Big Show is Coming" so says the ad-
ver,isemen, In another column, to which, and the at
trac,l,e show bills around town, refer readers
for further particulars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

81 See W. r. Browns ADVERTISEMENT in another
eolsmn who cautions persons from buying or trading
for a certain promisory note
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

~ Mrs. +. Stevenson. Of Sherman, 1rsyson cOun-
tyadyeriises runaway negro in tO-days papOri OH
GERS and others are referred to 1t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
AT HOUSTON.
PuhItc XOfice.

7 hereby given that at the March Term OF the
County Court Of Collin County, and State oil Tex
as exercising probate jurisdiction Letters Of admins
straton were granted to the undersigned on he es-
tate of William Perrin deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are requested to present
them TO the undersigned as required by law.
DAVID G. THOMAS,
f5miHisfraf0r Of I'm Perm deceass9.
NeEinnev April csth 1853 1n-st-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
THE STATE OF TEN


To the Sheriff of Ellis Coarty-=Qt
wv HEREAS, William I Smithr0
w suit in the District Court OF
against the heirs of John A. Roddy,
recover the locative interest Of said y
Smith In the three hundred md TWEEN u
land located by said William I. Smi
Thorn s j. Smith, now deceased. by y,
conditional certificate, No 3G5, is 2
heirs of said John A. Roddy, by II
Land Commissioners of Washipgt y g
the 9th do of January, A., p 1874
hundred and twenty acres of land -;
1lth day of April, 1851. patent iss2e
certificate to the heirs of said John :
three hundred and twenty acres Of ltr
in Ellis county. on the East side Of
Creek, about II miles above it's jruc
the Waxahacliie. which survey is IN
cribed in the patent therefor, No, { rs
and filed with the petition in said ca 5
it "a"
Your petitioner AYERS that he il Z
heir ut law of said Thomas j. Sinit
and that said Thomas j Smith In hjl
had the said certificate located and s1r'
said William T. Smith obtained paici
to the heirs of John A. Roddy, as afor
And affidavit having been made as RS
law. that the names and residence OF
are to afiians unknown; Therefore, ycu
comded to summon the said heirs of - :
dy, deceased, by publication in the D 'i
newspaper published in the towi
county of Dallas. and State of Iexa
successive weeks prior to The return aa
writ, to be and personally appear bel
orahle District Court Of said county 10
the seventeenth Monday after the tlliFl
September, A D. 1858, to answer rts
of William T. Smith, no& on file in ST.
Herein fail not, but due return MAJ
the law directs.
~ Attest w W. Park
GR ga the District Couti of sci
10y of Ellis /. a; and st the to, seal i 9 +
this May the 4th, A. u. 1858.
W. W. PARKS. CHE u &
| certify that the above is tue co
original. This Sept. 3. A. D. 1853.
JOHN G WILLIAMS. Shr
Came to hand May 9th, a. D. Is
dered to he published for eight suoce
as directed b. the within This Sep
1853. JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, SHE
lo.st-Priut. fee 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
NEW ADvERTIsDmrnTs
orItunawsy Negro

WILL ssposs 10 sale. AZ palleeuiely, Al ne cesft
Iieusein the iovn u Dallas, ier cash, on sa'afiY
the 10th slAy u Outohcr, 1893, negro man, rhe
vas oolaniiei 20 The jail u Dallas county, A. run
awy negro who says bis name 4 tsesAr-ihAt ne
hsionEs 10 jefferson Moore, Who lives sir miles above
Alexandria IN the State u Louiiiaha hAle 20 ,ke
place at II o'eluek, on the day above msni,onei'-
This the Tih Of sept, 1858. W. GARTER
HOT shenn Dallas 'V' isA"''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
lelieious Notices.

AZ REV. w. nxss q us fs,sJisFiaa chssti IN rs.ase
q, tbs cer iioas n Ne feund Dallas, Ga e ua sA'A-'A
AZ sash menih.
Ts N..iars nsfss sin had meeting IN shs Masone hai'
n ne ts bsas tbs secsr ssbbAlAu ihs nAiufdsy s's
ns psxstins 10 each inei,l,
ns. J.s. Smith prsasss the Ma.Onls iian Ia Dallas "a
Shs oufsA sabbath N each ulanih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC,
GREAT WESTERN FOUR HORSE STAGE
COACH LINE

CUAUh LINZ
Arrives aud Departs Daily
CHITIS1 ER, REEsIDE & co, PfoprietoIs
T'lils LINE'of cohcliRs runs pr
l. daily from 80 80
Ark, to GAI>s' LAND
EG gu the Mississippi River,
Reaching both points every day at nom, and making
the trip through in FORrY.EiGiIT HOURS.
This line passes through the following county seals
Camden. Ouaehlta county; liampden, Calhoun eoun-
~, Warren. Bradley county, aud Monticello, Drew
county.
IL connects each day at Gains Land b. f--F+sze n.
ing with the regular STEAM PAC- lrIs ~
KET both ascending AMI deseeI H. - szs-szsssE--
ing the Mississippi river that passengers will not
be delayed at that point Il also connects each day
ut Camden with the daily Stage Line Of Messrs Sru-
ART & CO., running from Camden 10 Hot Springs,
aud Washington with the daily line Of Messrs Han
ger 4 Ayh from Texas, 80 that passengers by either
line will not no delayed for moment In travelling TO
or from the Mississippi River, and Is decidedly the
shortest and most commodiOus stage route from NIL
the South Western counties Of Arkansas, anl the Up
per Eastern aud counties Of Texas, 10
the Mississippi river.
The proprieors have placed npon this line entirely
new large and comfortable coaches, and stocked It
throughout with the very beat teams, driven by OK
sober and accommodating drivers, The
Mississippi bottom is nolr dry and the roads III rsee
lentorder Nine passenger coaches passing Il dali
Iva without failure or delay, aud being fully dctermin
ID to SPARE no pains To accommodate travellers, and
afford safe aud rapid passage along the line, and It
is therefore, with condolences that thsy invite the
PATRONAGE Of the public,
tHIrISTER, RESIDE & CO..
Proprietors.
July 18th, lS5S-ll:3ihus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

There vas the largest house Of the seasons
perfect iam-at the 6aiety last night TO witness
JOHN DREw's personation Of Hilliam. in the eapiia
nautical drama Of Blacs Eyed Susaa we were
pleased to see moro ladies out last night than on
any previous occasion daring the season The
fame Of Mr.. DREW had excited the anticipaiions Of
his auditors, and much was expected Of him, and il
is but just to say that he acquitted himself With
entire credit Il was one Of the most fnishad spO-
cimens of acting we have ever seen in that piece.
The acknowledgement Of the audience showed
that he had fully met their anticipatiOns.
As a deliueator Of Irish character, we have never
seen his superior. He is & true representative of
the Irishman, and when upon the stage he will keep
his audience oOnvulsed with laughter While his
presentations are full of humOr, they devoid of
indelioacy, and therefore, afford real enjoyment to
his auditors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

NEW ORLEAN Sept. ls.-Cotton active Sales GOO) bales
Prices sitter quotations unchanged. Sugar dull adj
vanoed y. Flour unsettled.
NEw YORK. Sept IsCotton sales so bales. Yellow Corn
1885, Ness pork 81 5gI74. Bacon steady. Sugar buoy
ant 81, assE. Coffee steady, 100 I'll.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19
CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HOWEsff
NOV Is TIE TIE.
Come and see,
B II E Mt w Cd.

TENE village Of brentwood situated on The halfway or CEN
ua point, between Nashville and Franklin, % miles from
the city OF Nashvie) az the junction Of the Wilson TurnpIke
and ALBANIA Railroad This is the eligible eint between
Nashville and Franklin for ateautul vilagaz connect
ing point between the two turnpikea and railroad ~ cor
roads leading 70 The village from every direction proper
outlet 70 beautiful 8nd most productive country summer
retreat Tor health and pure air every lot being shaded b
growth IL cannot be eXceed. Tie location being about feet
higher than The public square Of Nashville and within = miles
Of superior sulphur Spring. miles Of strong ChIybat
spring both accessible In carriage on horseback.
~ you wish 70 avoid heavy some 81 the lying
Williamson county and subject to railroad taxi expensive
living, come here and get lot reasonable terms
Provisions be purchased at low re5od can be De-
lvered d your door at two dollars cord quarter OF beef and
sack or -four VIII not cost much sane delivered some
point in the additions Nashville Fine range for stock and
building material from Saw Mills along line Of railroad and
other point, where home would Little have the
advantages
The village has at present Store, Oce tWh daily
mail from NaTe Freight House, resident Physlciau.
private dwellings lately erected and being finished
handsome Brick Church and School House
few days, c0mpetei-competeut Teachers employed
school viii be IN operation the second Monday SEPTEMBER
The leave Nashville twice day and here twenty
thirty minutes Come and yourselves the advtages
OF home and work shop at this point and you 70 buy
build you shall have fall Zine pay.
You get lots Of any size from 100 feet By 40 feet deep
T. Z, 10 or % acres, covered With within minutes
walk Of the Depot Brentwood For vineyards Flower Car
dens the locations cannot Be e1celed.
NANCE & WOODWARD,
Deaderick street, Nashville, or to
J. IT. M HALL,
Brentwood, frst depot from Nashville ana Tenn and Ala
Railroad sep3-d2WsElt