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rare ESeAHccus
CABIN Passage 90 New York $50.
SteeT9gs ditto So
Anew YORK CHARLESTON side wheel L. S. Nail
y steam SuilIs- thruu % in 3 u % hours
slesa Slip CsHUnhit l-lu N. Berry Com nander.
Astshciis, I5.U tOus,L NJ. hurry, Commander.
,'9s. iotyer, ljuO tons. K Adams, Commander.
AtripH. l3tD tons. ". J. Foster, Commander
p. r.. LEAVE Adser's Nharye5 every edu5sdsy
-<.fy=s-55esy and Saturday high water.
ESlsil-L1 These Steamships all built expressly for
EzH his line, aud for safety, speed and comfort are
unrivallcd @ the Coast.
Tables supplied every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders travellers by this lins every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Ca i'm pssSa-e, gu
SUeerase pasSage.
For freight passage apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay aud Al gers South Wharf,
JulylO-G 1853 Charleston, s. Z.
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REDROILING SPRINGS,

NTACON COUNTY, SENNESSEE.-We take pleasure ia an
V nouncu- 70 friends that receive v.si-
tors ami every necessary preparation has been made for
their comfort pains will spared g. render their st}
pleasant m sreeae the me cinal qualify Of water,
many afflicted with various diseases have VISITED teen ami IN t
weeks have necn entirely greatly relieved, ant cu-
su patients Athlete with diseases Of the kidneys, ScrotuL dis
eases the the Bladder DroIsy, Sore ~ aud
arrangement Of tlg Di sestiyU ystem in general.
Gil AEGES.
Transient Boarders from - jOue day. or 81 per week
Children uuder years 90 and servants hat price,
Mr.. Thomas, Huntsville. will Hack 90 meet the Stage
from place 10 the Syringe regularly through the season.
June -I3m NEWLY & NEAttN, PraprieLnrf.
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EppeTsOn springs,

MFACON COUNTY TENNESSEE Ess-This highly
IE reued we'll watering place, viii he cleued
and ready reception Of visitors and inyis 10y the -E1 o.
NAV As regards high character Of the medical qualities OF
many comment is unnecessary sulce It % say ile
use Of Ui various diseases tine treat
nel toel the eminent physicians, There
pracurng physician residing the Springs who will always be
ia attendance should his professional serNlresbe required
Our ts.le will be we'll supplied, with best the csuty
sforis aud that prepared in good sylc
Our Stables will a he well attended.
have abundance OF good pure ice stored away for the
eDeft and comfort friends and vi t1 Charges o. wiz:
Transient from 81 = t. = U1 day s. oOIeI
wees Children under ~ and servants, halt ae
Horses per day Washing ami Ironing 81 ~ per dozen
For extra services reasonable charge will be made tacN
will leave the Springs every morning at9 o'clock 10 run reG
larry the 0u % meet tine Nashville aud Louisville
''s' WIN. A. DEBOW a BRO.
rnavII 10 fuiv oJ PrOpretors.
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"a Miss FLORA McFEmsEY, the distinguished
NsE York belle, who, after making 'three separate
Journeys to Paris" Acknowledged to Mr.. ALEEs
BUr1sR that she could ind 'Nothing 10 Wear" 70
Fifth avenue ball. Is nov rustioatiug Ct that fashion
able Watsring>placs, Newport She gets alOngbesisr
than SIC did in .Nadison sqaars." They ''Wesf''
very little at HeWpOr in fact the people are ralher
amphibious It is said there are not quite many
gold headed canes. SNUFF boxes aud high collars ss
ordinarily at the WstsriDg-plaoes. Some Of tAs
highly scented gentlemen" srs supposed % be
strapped" hisseas0n.
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30 E.ERsWEBA sPRlNts.

EyOE The accommodation Of tine public who Ezfz-Sss-R
81 wish q ,ist BEERsiEBA SPRINGS via ES&=sss
~ NrNluyie or Tracy CITY, the stages Will Tu 80 aG ~
IA m pice daily connecting Wh the cars a e1ch poe' as
foil VS. II. - --f-, ,,
Leave NcNinnville morning al ococh anu o'''' "
Bssrshs "a SuriH.s day 80 = OctrcE
eve s - S irgs every m0Tuiug al 6 o'clock ana arrive
at Ncuunvi.Ie al n A. NJ. -.D---
s Tracy m every evening at O'Clock, aud arrive az DICT
she a Spriu-s The lulee evening 10 9 uctuCN.
Leave every morning ct 1ciJck ana ITl'e 81. 'L's
CITY the day. giving passsnes tli1 70 AA'
daer place before del arturo # The Trains I'as-A
gers ~ % &c carr cd 70 and the vagi lace
b A. PRICE.
jurvr5 ~. Nv J D NARsiALI, Agent.
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NV WHEATl NEV WHEA1

EATE want O bushels Red Wheat also p 100 bushels
Wv White Wheat be delivered early possible, for
when will pay the highest market price. This Wheat fill
orer and cur instructions buyEitout limit price,
IuneIn-tf L. 5. FRENCII 4 SON.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
cheap Cash and Exchange Store

TyFEE subscriber having his interest IN the Old stand
Of Evans & Co.. 50 Market street, and located himself
permanently bis property corner Of Cherry anu n4l
berry Streets South Nashville known heretofore IS Love- Sto
has Just receve opening splendid assortment o.
Fresh Goods Of every description, suitable Tor the wants
Of both city and oountTy-cUusisting VI
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds, Pnta, Gnghams, Fine Lawns DeLanesi Linens
Jack0nets, Muslins, silks, Ribbons, sc.
JEWELREs
Fine Gold Rings, ladies' and Gents Breasplns, o. Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READKsIADE CLOTHING
OF the Latest style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods. DOmestlcs, Blankets, &C.
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND aUEESsWARE,
In TACT everything will be kept that will be necessary Tor the
completion Of q we'll asserted stock Of GOOds.
All Of which he is determined 70 sell for ready pay cheaper
than can he purchased in Nashville, his limited expenses will
allow him to do - 1900
mar14 l. u uASbAOuhs
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE OR Elk.
CHANGE.

VETE offer sale desirable Farm near Beebucke Bedford
w county Tenn obtaining 500 acres; O acres ceare
4ce timAerC. frame dwelling rooms; nero
cabins, bara, &c springs. The No. one farm. We
will take S6 SSO0 in Nashville property q small farm
within 2or3 miles Of the city in part payment Call
J. l.. & R, ". RR0WN,
June 24-2m ~ Cherry Street
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HEERsHEBA SPRINGS

FUyE under ned wild open Beershea Springs, o the reccp
b ton Of visitors the 10Th inst.
-, ND s have male 20 the premises since TIE close
Of f r,s,n wuicu will be us 60 acCunmHe this summer
71r, t5,r lou le the nam Of visitors We mat last.
T iIl q NO lrinaiug saloon Eett Ut the establishments
nor I gs e any accommodations Whatever Tor Prdessci gam
blers, and ueei apply. $780, r,.,-
rooms ail be chsrgeibis frm the ls lay Of July
80 = IN, : N SCOTT.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
RRADSH W & RUTL LAND,
10 30 C1TOy STREET
HAVE lust received a fresh supply Of BOOTS "a.
EWF aul SiOGS which viii he sold the very low HI
FELN est prices FG
"a. Lp les Lasting Caters. with and without heesi' 49,
Ltues Ltst Congress Gters, Sith and without heels
Thin sole Nil Boutees heels AMI no heelsi
do Front laced Lasting Gaiters;
do French roiierel Slippers, something uice;
do White hill Slippers RlsetE
do Ria sl1ers trimmed, heeei and no heels.
FOX w asses AND GA ELDEEENs
Misses rhck ani Thin GiI and GUst BsOtsss, hesed
do Blsck Lasting CATERS
do Hi Slippers;
do ThcS Sole school Shoes;
Chill rrUs' kil al guat B0utes thick and thin Solei
do Black Lasting Gaitets;
Fancy hrelgi Shes;
do Aualg Ties and slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN
5entlemsns' extra outlet Bottom Boots
do do Calf Water Proof do
do do Pump do
do do 10 Stitched do
90 d SConsress CATERS;
do do q. l. do do
do Pump Calf Oxorl Ties
do b. do do do
do Cloth Congress CATERS
do Listing Ties,
Aui al articles sept IN Store, which invite the at
tsu-Ju Of all wanting articles in our line.
ne BRADSHAW q RUTLAND. "
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The Ticket Office Is IN the Passenger Depot and Is open me
A0uT efIre starting Of Train uhch allows ample time
the purcs Tickets II is open other time during
the day Passengers the Eastern leave the A. NJ
Trau which with Trains the other roads,
Time A. hJus Washington two days Philadelphia
Two and half and Mes fnrk three days. This is the cheapest
and est route from Nashville u tie East
New Orleans passengers leave the230 P H. Train, arriving
Mem his AeE Orleans tire evening VI
the Jay. aud 70 through without detention al Memphis
IN Mcnnvilie, sfrta and Beershe Springs, leave
Nashville 80 NJ. Tram VII Oh directly at Tu
EIoma TrIin Mc3nnviile Persons leaving Ne
Mnupiile morning ut Nashville at 80 P. NJ.
At Is willie. there aIe which daily Smithisnd
AMI Tor duereut places the Ohio and Ais
sissIpi daily e OF for Louisville, having
eve "a ,rlius the arrival Of the night express.
BY this tngs S;5ale tie Train from Memphis connects
eCt with and dos day Trains, causing
ely Nl.hvie Eastern isssgers aud hour gained
0r.uer Schedule going Memphis Nashville.
.. -. . &C. T.. ANDERSON.
iulyIO, 1853 BPG General Ticket AgI
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ERANON MILLS FLOURs--FFe have beon uads
Agents for the sae u the Lsbanod Mills Flour which
superior brand
Web store large supply, made White Wheat,
RsyEO-tf CARTER, MCKAY 4 co.
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" AALAAuHSON ~ CAA LA a AA6A-'-3
IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
AND DEALERs Il
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO &C.g ..H
40. 9, COLLEGE, STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
EEP constantly hand large and select stock Of Pine
Brandie, Gin, and Whistles, Fine Wines, embracing
Cisnpanes Iiucs white Hungarian Carets, sautea
Sherry Madeira and Port, COralsl aennDs London Porter
Scotch and English As imported Havana Cigars, hne Va To-
Sire Sauces, Pickles. Catsups: Refined sugars Fine
Teas with other articles connected With the above me OF
business, which they o1er Tor sale on favorable terms
fumes WILLIAMSON & CHEATUAM,
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The Old Dominion Coffee-POt
Never fails to dc its right Cook cannot spoil your Of
Coffee foeuHess, after she has placed the boiler
the range.
Some three hundred the shove CofPot have been sold In
NAshYcsud they ntcl give perfect satisacODi all
sizes from one 70 twenty quarts. For sale by
J. ~. WILSON, COLLEGE street.
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To Contractors.
TTNIE undersigned will receive, until the 18th day Of July,
proposals for the Excavation sId StOue Work Of the oUn
d,tOn Of the Masonic Temple Church The
walton be full eet deep, and t foundation vail first
class workmanship For further particulars, enquire OF
CHARLES A. FULLER,
AND, ANDERSON,
JOSIAH FERRIS, Build. Com.
D. T. WILKlN
I'd En- b. HICKS
GRAM! GRAIN!!--Wanted the Nashville City
N Mills:
5000 bushels prime Wheat
luUOO do old or damaged Wheat, for dsillery:
1000 do Corn for which the highest market price will be
paid in Cash.
1000 do Rye.
The City Mills keeps In store al all times Extra Family Flour.
Shorts Bran Ship Stuhs, &C., which will furnished and de-
Nverei IN large quantities at exceeding low prices
Call q the Agency Nashville City Mil, No. g, Market
ie9j-tf S. n. H0LLINGS WORTH.
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Up al Portsmouth,, ONO, they have had an SINUS
ing lawsuit. Three ladies were passing store.
before which several gestsmsa we're staadiHg. Ths
stOrs-ksepsr said one Of the ladies, whose fscs he
hsd not noticed, Bss not Mrs II. Oueof she party
said il vas; another said il wasn't. The msr0haut
said he would give him sack Of coffee II he would
60 aRd see. He Weais saw, returned, and sid thas
lady vas Mrs H. Of verify. In the morning he
claimed the sack Of coffee, sending over horse au
cart, Wbea little sack, holdiug a. ounce orrtEos
prepared for the purpose, was laid the earl and
daily delivered By the eartnan to the aatOnishsd
Holmes. Holmes repaired to lhe store and elaimsd
Irregular sack Of coffee; il vas refused. HsbFOugkt
suit; jury vas imPannslsd and rendered jads-
meat sgainsl Hyatt, ordering him to deliver 10
Holmes 3 6fty POund sack Of Java coffee, Eorth
eighteen cents per pound
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cSLIGHTLY AHEAD.-sWE HAVE RECENTLY
the exclusive agency for this State for the sale
Iasey BuOkers, Capt l. Sultzs celebrated brands Of
VIRGINIA Chewing Tobacco. This Agency includes ali their
brands, enables sell Factory prices We canddy
bdieve We csn give better bargain tsu has been
offered them IN city, sloUk Of Tobacco, Suuf and
seEF thd largest and best assorted that s ever been
J.W LANGLEY & co.
Cpl Ut No "A Union street. Cd door frcu Bank Of Tenn
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FUNERALS.

VNy R. CORNELIUS Agent o- the ale Of Fks celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 70
all fIe, rss heretofore when his services nay Be
reUred Office the Phnx Wareruu, No 40 Spring street,
Cherry. Residence No. L yins street, between spns and
Broad.
n Q. viii also attend to receiving aud forwarding bOs, &C..
wien notified gprg-u
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A.OsEaAs AsaCcs
CNATCRDAI, JULY 24h-Trltt,ug Cu0 Purse so. Miles
- heats three est iu e ,e-..ur entries.
". +. NTighI b o., Hyde.
J. Brown 30, Mes York.
B. Hartford " hh' Champion
T AZ. Mole 4" Nhirlwind.
RACE 10 cone 81 at 3 o'clock 81. CARTER,
iyQlt Proprietor
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Nstray, Hum BhTeys COunty..uTaksn up By
Be itmin Ep ri1u living humphreys county, Dis. NO 9,
rel saIJos 60 ne nine years white her
ace valoel $50 Wm c. lain aud VIM D. MeadOS, the
G5gh June, lsvss W.WHITE,
Iy5E3Ls Ranger.
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FREIGITs By SAIL VESSELS AND PRoPELLERs FROM
New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
and Baltimore.
MERCHANTS who may ship by the above ~Fz-&Sn
~ vessels informed that by cJusigu- s3-5f-e.5
fnE Gheir goods the s-euts Of the south - -
Carolina Railroad, Charleston, or agents 81
Central Railroad, Savannah, they VIII be forwarded free Of
commissions, rae aud Eharse charged AID lie sen!
thruu-h al thc f8liUEiu- rates
From CharIe sou ur Savannah 70 Nashville
Ntrst class yer TOO lbs. SlrS
-uIucass, isgu
.lrdcass.
Special rates for light goods, per 1000 lhs. 2,s5
Bills showing paid vessels and amount charged Tor
5rayare and whara-e. will he mailed % coHsi rnees
CHARLES W ANDERSON, Gen'l Agent
81 p rl
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4tdls N Boxes, = -
CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE BoUTEs.
tSTs CLASSsssPano-Fortss Books, stltiynery, Boots
Shoes, u u0rs, oils, &C., In oes oamheue and spirits
THrenuue, Ia aarrelsi Carpetius, China 0lass ae 0lss
eF, in cIsks Dry GoOds, N boxes aod
tsiesi Drugs, fruit Trees and shruoDeyi turs 1arden
Seels, L5Jkng and Looking Glass PlA lat own
ers isk) and !Ers SaddleFy I'm ana Brit
I'D texrsf sach Is speeifsi In Firs
ami Tniri Casses,) C0dee Mills h1chnsTyi Foreign II
Qu0rs, in pis TOscco, in boxes Leather In
rolls Ia barrels and CASKS Sruckey and
QueensEare AMI casks Hoai Whiting Plaster,
Sheet Brass ani Copper.
Sd CHA SSs--es, shoyes, Spses SAdronS Zinc and Tin
pigs Anvs, Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes
hthia CJtt.n C0rIge, Coffee, Heavy CASING hil
&c ring, Carhgs Springs All xles ' 81 y eipts ana
Az ST htrs, Spikes. aud Resin In barrels
SIZE and Carriages boxed, and
light articles euunerste Esot Carhoys OF AciS,
or Jther Chemicals, viii charged by sctuai weight, at
double First Class rates.
ahove rates cover all expenses New York 20 Nashville.
Stevenson and an Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, " Stevenson, entitled u above rates.
Insurance.
B the sve Lines z sr &c less than by Pittsburg Wheeling
Par ers ur and Oo making dLeroe Of " 70 7j
ceLts per 100 o. .uuis dry gJOls.
: ROaI viii rssous for any damages occurring
Sea.
600 s h,. via Savannah, should be consigned Agent Cen
tra Ralrss /, Savannah, GeorEil. p ~
tos lel via Charleston, should be consigned Agent
south Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
jyI4-tf General Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue former
H /. ~
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PAINTING EsTABLTsHmENT.

PAINTING SUPPLEMENTARY.
BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLPERS, &C.. arc re-
uuesed to take that the undeg IL having made
he necessary ents, and secured the Of competent
workmen IS now prepared LARJE CONTRACTS in tie
Of his vocotion, In various branches In the department u
HOUSE PAINTING,
The subscriber prepared 70 execute with the greatest promptnss
all contracts however large, which may rendered, In sty lie and
upon which cannot m % give satisfaction, lie also pre-
pared to execute all manner 81
Sign AND PAfsTtS1s GELrSISG HARRLING
Havhs N secured tue EXPERT
and experienced artists
subscriber would request having work line
give him a call before making hual arrangements.
II X. T. 81. EMING,
msrchs-df No. O., UniOn bevsen Cherry and summer.
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NETR offering for sale very superior f3rm contain
w ing upwards Of JODacrC5 fronting the Mississippi
river about mile below Osce0 Mississippi county Arkansas,
adjoining the farm Of r. B. Harding, Esq. The farm offer is
the hest all that Of country. and has large
Of fine Cypress timber negro cabins. From
IS to 100 cleared timber deaeued Terms LIBERAL Ar
ply TO, address, }. L. & &. W. BROWN.
Nashville.
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The Masonic Publishing Association.
LOUIS ILLE, KY.
PUBLISH
The Monthly Masonic Magazine,
OF THE AGE,
g THE AMERICAN FREEMASON."
Devoted Exclusively to the instruction and OF Fire.
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Each Number Portraits Distinguished treascns and
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Articles by Dr. A. c. MACEEY Rev. Co. OvEEs GLEs fAIE
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lJs mic Monthly Magazine has equal either IN beauty
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Each Monthly Part Contains much Reading Natter not to
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as ALL the other monthly issues u the MasJnie
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It acknowledged 10 Le the Monthly Masonic Magzneoi the Age
TeFms--Per Anaum.
Single Subscription one year, postpaid % S0
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Clubs Of Two to Eight, each, 80
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS
-7, Ia.'ics large sized French Dress Trunks
f. 81 81 ds No. ! Sole Leather Covered do
f--lat l. ~ 10 Neaiiiuu aud Iron Framed do
Ezl-E-E-A-45 40 Extra sizes FLAT Top Tray do
Gr Travelling S5tglels.
GEN s'S No. Z Sole leather Trunks;
30 Black and RUSS; Iron Frame Trunks
d, En-Iislf Sole Leather dc
do Sole Leather Buggy do
% Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Nalisesi
JOHV RAMAGE,
mHy2N. 4 College street.
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The Old norninion Coffee.Pof


Is the most economical for nothing being W Grafton In
boiling, oneOurh CO1ee Is ruqu While the beverage IS
stronger, more frAsraut, and more delicious.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad
nOURLE DAILY TRAINS

letA g .ssass. ...s.!.:8
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.
ON and ar SUNDAY, July H., 1853, The Passenger Trains
I y Will be a. follows:
Leave NASHVILLE daily at5 4. N. snd go P. NJ
Arriving az CIatanoogaa 10 P. NJ and LIS A. II.
Leave Chattanooga a A. n. aud 2. NJ
Arriving At Nashville at 80 P. NJ. ande.lO A. NJ
Through sold Nashville 70 the following places
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Fine Comntry Residence For SAC.

NOW the place for sale the Nolensvie turnpike
and half miles from Nashville. ANY person q
beautiful Resience-one that Is y sfA
Vav deSrable-woud well at the above lS1EI
property as am determined to sell IT, No full de-
scrption Of the House and Grounds is necessary
as those who would bus must see for themselves.
There are twenty-five Of Land. improvements
all astv and Observation-Disclosures Grass. fine Spring Water Forest
Trees Fruit Trees, Shru5ery Flowers abound The soil
fertile and uning glte the grounds Takenalto
ete know, the above residences surpassed
ma tural elegance in the vicinity Of Nashville.
je23 dim GEO. G. ALLEN.
NOR SALE.s-one hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
just received by. tray7-tfl P. & C. ANDERSON.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
TEyHAT very eligible lot % by $50 feet fronting on Cherry
street with alley bel ing Mrs Slrah NJ Clai
borne is offered for Few such Inquire for
particulars Of JOHN RAM RGE,
july l7-d&trilm. College Street.
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NUMBER I55


Corn growing valleys Of the seioto, Missouri Ws.
6asn, Illinois, Des M0ines, Sc, 6nt We anticipate
he ightest yield per acre for many years Yet e
the worst We shall have surplus % export silhsr
ss Grain, Meal or Meat. .-.f- p .fs.rr
Cotton, though late seems 70 Be doing Fsll AID
to prouis fair average yield. But Il Is too esrv
jet 70 speak Of this plant With condolences
Cane i Of course slill further back. We Do sofr
hear much from the SoTqiua Of lhis years erozr5
which leads rs 70 apprshend-d thst il came up badly
and Is not looking we'll Il IS slow and fes be plant
at the start but great Ct growing sfeFi has become
ksee>high We doubt however, its nassfinzil s
seed north Of Cincinnati and Washingtoa this gear
While the stalk IS not sweet when cut before il ripe
The late, vet Spring gave this plant no fair chance
this year, while last season vas less favorable
Que Of our old fashioned clear hot SUMMERS With
little ar rain fromfh middle Of Jal7 q The frst
Of Ssmpienbsr, Is needed 10 ds7slop he properties
Of Sorghum.
Potafoss we're largely planted and have 30 AZ done
we'll We besr Of very lifilsrot. There 10 nov
prospect ofa very large average crop. aea
Fruit vas extensively bightsd By The cold rains
and winds Of May. Cherries we're fe = Peaches
promise very little; Of Apples there viii Be
than half al average yield. though the aVprags has
heen seriously lowered Of lais years. We adfisa
farmers Who have Apples thst can be dried 10 sea1
very few 70 the cider mill this year,
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