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SEWANEE COAL.

FENHE SEWANEE MINING COMPANY now prepared for
supplying the pubic with superior semibtum.
Coal which is free from slate, iron and SULPHUR
Greatly Superior to any other Coal
heretofore sold inTennessee intention the Company
to sell As Low any Coal may be Selling in
markets to which they may ship. They believe that
public have used their Coal that il will be preferred al
other, 6Oh for Household and Manufacturing purposes
Coal will be delivered any point Georgia State,
ph Charleston, and Nashville Chattanooga Railroads. that
may be desired.
An ORDERS except for Basrie, must be directed to the
IS SeWanee Mining Co., Tracy City, Temp
Orders for Nashville should be the Companys
Joining the N & O. B. R. Cars be unlOaded they
arrive their destination, will
order Coal for their delay Railroad Agents at the different Sta
ons requested Immediately after being unload
the Company have active for all their The
Coal weighed that purchasers Of getting what they
pay for. SAMUEL +. TRACY Pres. s. NJ. Co.
Tracy City, Nov. ], 1858. novI7-d2w2mIw
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.--Now in store and for
sale by the box retail, large stock Of very superior CT
gars, which pronounced by good judges the
city. Chewing Tobacco Just received and for sale
the Drug Store Of A STRETCH
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New YORK, Nov. 20 The steamer Black Warrior
with Havana dates Of the 18th has arrived.
Health of Havana good.
Stock Of Sugar there 60, 900 boxes, and at Matan.
zas 5000 boxes. Prices improved
The American ship Messenger, with eoal for the
Paraguay expedition, put into St. Thomas with ths
loss of her main and mizzen masts Several vessels
have arrived st St. Thomas damsged By the recent
b0isteroUs weather.
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It affords US pleasure to be able to announce that
the Marsh Troupe will commence series of their
representations at the Gaiety Tuesday night next.
This troupe juvenile performers have been enter
tanning the citizens of Memphis for two or three
weeks past, where they have drawn large and fash
iOnable houses, and giyea universal satisfaction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-21

Messrs. Bang, Walker & Co. have laid upon our
table the Cumberland Almsnao for 1859. It con
tains besides the usual calculations, the places and
times Of holdingthe various courts in this State ana
variety Of valuable recipes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-21

NerVOusness or weakness of any kind
II any troubled with Nervousness or Weakness
Of kind, they should procure bottle Of Brhaves Holland
Btters, We have tried it. and recommend confidently,
ameicne giving almost instantaneous ree-Ddy EposftOg
noy2l-dtS&wlW
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The Memphis ATpeaI Of the 18th ssys: "We no.
ticsd IN this city yesterday, some of the friends Of
J. W. WHITE, whose death was mentioned in our pa
per Of last week, their way 10 Arkansas, for the
purpose Of investigating the circumstances connect
ed with The death Of AR. WHITE, and to have his
body disinterred and removed to be buried at his
home in Chattanooga. We understand that me-
tsllic burial ease with all proper materials, &c,
were procured by them in this city, aud taken with
them to Arkansas"
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The Herald Of Truth is the title of paper the
publication Of which has just been commenced at
shelhyville. 1t is edited by B. W. Fam and dsvot-
ed to the cause Of the Primitive Baptists.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WAsHIEeTON, Nov. 20.-Tbe States GAYS that
France and England are preparing to erect Cuba
and Porto Rico into g neutrality-suspicious. monarchy.
Ills reported that the Secretary Of the Treasury
decides al siast giving a clearance at Mobile t.
Walkers emigrant vessel
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The Bristol Nesgs of the 9TH says: "Tbe growing
wheat as far as we have seen or heard of, is very
promising and has got such start from the mild
and favorable weather that has heretofore pre-
vailed, that it is not likely to be hurt by the present
sudden change"
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The Athens Post Of the 9th says: " We learn
that JSo- II DOBsoN, Esq, Joint Representative in
the last Legislature from McMinn, Meigs and Polk,
died at Benton last week
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Guns

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns will be sold
33 per cent cheaper, than the same quality of Guns
can be bought elsewhere. Also of MOORE HAMS
extra fine, warranted equal to WESLEY RICHARDS,
at very low figures; besides Single Guns, Rifles,
SC. JOHN WILLIAMS,
OctI2 "a Public Square Nashville
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TEHHE Stockholders Of the Nashville and North Western Rail-
road, requested to at the Court House in Nashville
Tenn WEDNESDAY the Erst day OF December next Al no
O'clock A NJ for the purpose Of elecng Board of Dire,
tors By order Of the Board.
nOv9-3Od B. DOUGLAS, Sec
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ST LOUIS, Nov. 2O-The rivers are recesdiDg with
Is feet water TO Cairo.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2O.--All the streams are falling.
There was a heavy snow to-day.
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ship in Distress.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-Capt Levett saw a ship
on the 18th, ashore at Mozelle shoals with while
signal and red ball centre.
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SIG % NegrO BOY.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
at the October term, 1858 in the Of Martha A Howell,
adnr, &c, William H. Howell and others, will offer for
sale at the court house In Nashville Saturday. November 0
for cash, negro boy named Matthew, about 10 years age Said
boy belongs TO the estate Of William IL Howell deceased and is
sold to pay debts OF said estate.
oct2l-tds T R NJ. Clerk
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The shelbyville .CoHsatutoaalist learns that the.
residence Of Mrs. ELIZABETH HAsHAW, On Sugar
creek, was burned to The ground on Sunday the l4h
inst, consuming everything in the house except a
few ariiclns
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NEW BOOKS.

LONGFELLOVg's NEW PoEmS.
M cOurhip q Niles sanaish and othsr Fsna ByHsar,
Wordsworth Longfsllos.
The Song Of HlaEatla. By Loug5,llou.
Portraits Of ny Married Frsnass or, peep Inc. Hyuma
Kingdom.
Judge Hali5urton's tTo last EorkL
krhs sayings and Doings Of Samuel Slick Rsq ssaar via
bis opinion % Narmouy.
Pinsy Woods Tavern. o., sam sick in Texas.
Every Woman Der Lawyer. priTlts rcie o. al a
Of law Of essential interest svouan, aud ~ he ala Or a
every female NAY, IN Whatever situation, understand Ser .ss
eourse and redress, md be Der ON legal adviser.
Books on Chess By IIoyis and Aguel.
ForaIeby usear
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Regular Cincinnati and Nashville Pa,

n ME superior and commOdious Freight and Pas. -
III senger Steamer SEVENTY SIX, P. X. Bar sIlaSssz4
clay Master, is now in readiness 70 resume her
lar trips between this point and Cincinnati, the
Cumberland 1t will be the intention Of her energetic gen
temanly commander to make trip every during
the ensuing Passengers and shippers rely this
popular craft for freight passage Apply board
l6-L II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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Elder 7 R Graves win preach at Firemsns Hall
Capitol Hill to-day. Services to commence at II
o'olosk g. m
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ILLS NIHELOELIL oIIIENIIE
EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST!

WHOLE TICKETS so; HALVES So QUARTERS s2<
A Circular showing the plan of the LSs-
teries will be sent 80 amy one DESTROYS of
receiving it,
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
the following rates, which is the risk
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 40
f" 1OQ Quarter Z" 90
10 Eighths Z" 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose money address for Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers Prizes will sent 10 uur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Once, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduction
p All prizes Of 81 900 and UNDER paid immaiiatey after
the dTaWin-other prizes the Of thirty DAYS
All communications strictly confidential.
Address erde,s for Tickets Certidcatest to
). SWAN a co.. Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, OF Atlanta Ca,
have their orders hd, tine, By addressing s. swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
list Of the numbers that drawn Wheel with
the Of the prize that each entitled Be pub
shed after every drawing, in the following papers-Auusta
iGa.l COnsutOnast, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inteieencer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Pauldug Miss Clarion
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat iy-H
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this Sunday morning, II o'clock, and at night at
O'Clock.
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WAsHISoTON, Nov. 2O.-Saml Medsry, Of Ohio,
accepts the GOvernership of Kansas
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

"TITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS
w eeebted Machner eceived the first premium Of Grard
Coin MEDAL as the best combined Reapng and Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville
KY, in September 1851 The trial of Syracuse, New
York; in july where all the pal Machines in the United
States were thoroughly tested The committee made ther awards
through Marshal Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
It received the award the Reaper the
Mower before two separate committees appointed by the Pres
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville
july 1857, most Of the in in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season, over every Machnen America
The above machines for sale by the undersigned,
B. +. CHEATHAM, -...
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELES CO.,
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To Dealers in oysters.

have completed arrangements this season for
furnishing the best Oysters to be had in our waters
Such as Lynn Haven Bay, NansemOnd River, Horns
HarbOr, Western Branch Plants and other favorite
kinds.
My Oysters are put up but few hours before they
started, SO that dealers may rely on getting a
fresh article. Fresh Oysters put up in kegs and in
cans, and forwarded by Adam 6 Co.'S, Glover's E1-
press, also by Stage to any part of the country.
All orders, accompanied with the cash, will meet
with immediate attention and are solicited
Depot on Cherry street, in the rear of the State
Bank.
nOV.13 DIV JNO. ARCHIBALD.
2 Look out for limitations OF Lea & PERKINS, Wor
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RIO FIGURING MILLS,
For Sale or Lease.

w have determined ts from business therefore,
w 70 sell Tor lease for term Of years MILL known
the Rio Mills at Murireesboro Tenn We will attempt TO
give description OF the Mill in this advertisement, pre-
wishing to buy would desire the Mills
for themselves The Mill Building Of brick, 90 by so feet AZ
stories high covered with tin. Boiler Of brick 3Oby 40
feet covered with tin The lot which said mill
tans about SIX acres OF ground with two Cooper Shops Also
good dwelling house, with and passage and good out
houses SAID lot Is as we'll adapted raising aenng Of hogs
lot in the State having shade it, and
aneyr falling stream OF water running through it. railroad
running to the mil doo $40 feet track gauge and
size iron the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad. And
tract with the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad receive and
deliver all freight going from the mill the mill; thus
ing the entire expense OF drayng Five Of feet Burrs
every thing IN perfect running order These mis have
yeniencs and possess greater advantages, situations c
think, than any other mill in the United states.
We ohr the whole above described for S40O-Sl0O 600 down
in cash or good cash notes. the balance two and three
The profits OF the mill rightly attended to- will than
meet all the payments Except Of the hrst For what
time we have run the mill this season, will at the rates Of
over 80 cent per annm Two three energetic could
make with these mills while they
make one in California or Kansas. So think.
Ihos wishing 10 buy or lease viii please apply Immediately
wish to dispose OF them way the Or by the FIRST
January next We have achte from the Legislature Of State
incorporating the Mills which the purchaser
thinks best Address HIGGINS & RANSOM,
Octlb-tr1W2m MurfFeesbOrO. Tenn.
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ne received no papers from Richmond nor points
north Of that place yesterday.
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A foriorn swain, who says be is " a modest man
and painfully sensitive" so much so that he has
never had the courage to address or court lady"
sdvertises in the shelbyve ConstituhoHalst that he
is DESTROYS of marrying lie says heis "amPly able
10 support any lady in comfort and ease" is tWeu-
~ six years old, and is " called very good looking
man" His requirements Of any lady "prOpOs>
ing (this is not leap yearly are: amiability Of
temper pliabty of disposition, eOntentedness with
competence and any age from fifteen to twenty-five.
If any lady will write to " H. l. SMITH, care of box
1872, Shelbyvie, Tenn" he viii "foiward his real
name and daguerreOtype." The editor Of the Con-
stitutioHaiist vouches for him as follows: We feel
(frOm what we know Of the gentleman) that be is
in deep earnest and what he says about his modssty
is equally true" There is a chance for some lady!
Who proposes?
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TEE FIRST Snow !-YesteTday was the memorable
epoch that marks each year. With it came the
first snow. "Softly and sileutly-meting to moth
ngness as they touched the hard and dingy high
ways Of the y-futtered down in the early morning
the first white fakes Of winter. Pure as the skies
from which they fell-noiseless as the fingers that
place the pale shroud over the dead-the first
snow descended upon the earth, from which has
faded the bloom OF nature and upon the streets
where the butterflies Of fashion no longer glitter in
the gay hues Of summer It spoke a varied Ian
guage to various people To the poor it was sadly
eloquent Of icy blasts and shiveTing groups around
the hearth To the Wretobed eh,foaies it told of
times when their miserable business would be at
end, and their only refuge from freezing and star
walton would be the almshouse provided by the
charity Of the great community. But the fakes
were speaking of brighter things to happy hearts,
revehng in plenty and independence. They con-
jured cheerful visions Of flying sleighs-the musical
jingle Of bells-the brilliant ball and the circling
mazes Of the walz. Sleighs were dragged from
their dusty stalls, and overhauled in anticipation
Of the winters sport and pleasant parties were ar
ranged to come off perhaps a month hence. All
fond and hopeful hearts-do not forget that all your
brightest autcipations are
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TAW q BEERS


CHEAP and durable compound for greasnv the axIes
N Omni Buses Carriages Cart Draws and
Wagons; also economical and durable lubrcator for
Heavy Machinery. 1t will not gum not effected
by heat cold. For sale in Tin Cans Kegs Barrels by
EVEN, PENDLETON & Co
W. W. BERRY & DEMOVILLE.
A. STRETCH,
10. G. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. isassm
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SALE OF LAND.
bY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Gallatn at
- its last term shall on the Ist Monday I'm De-
nexfy at the Court House door, in the OfGa
latin, expose 70 sale
At Public Auction,
One Of the most valuable tracts Of Land in the county sumner
containing about ~,
ale ACRES.
Said tract Of Land Is beautifully situated lying about miles
FROM the Town Of Gaatin Immediately upon rst rate Turn
pike road and within 80 or 400 yards Of the Nash
vile Railroad lnow finished from this place NashEe and
known as the 0dom Tract.
Upon said Land falling Springs Of excellent
water. One Hundred and Fifty Of said tract being we'll
tmbered and set In Blue Grass adonding hne uasursee
In the country, and the balance high state OF cultivation
Said tct Of Land viii be sold whole, divided into two
tracts TO suit Purchases Also, at the time place.
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main street in the town Of Gaaiin, distance
from the square, known the DR.. NeEsom property Said
has on good Dwelling, containing Rooms, Kitchen
Smoke house, first rate Stable and Caageh0use, with ether
necessary 0uthouEas No Brick rooms together
win large yard and Garden, and Is altogether the
desirable residences in the Town Of Gallatin.
TERMS SALE.-One-third CASH the balanCs in and
years for notes we'll enoTsed without interest," and lien rs
said Land and House and Lot viii be to any one desr
ng 70 purchase, on application, in Galstin 20
LEONIDAS BAKER, Commissioner.
Gallatin, Tenn. Sept. 2S-ssp29-3m
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HARPERsS MAGAZINE for Ho~smber.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for N0Frhr.
EMERSON & PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE ~ Novel;
Les.ie'a Msgazinso Of Fashion FOR NoFumhrs.
ac,leJs LADY Book ior November.
Szahauls Maglzine Tor November.
Psisrlons Magazine lor November.
FOreals y IOof1ii JOIN YORK &c.
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"To the charitable, The first flakes come as a
warning to prepare for the relief Of the winters woes
to gather stores that may furnish fire and food to
those scoursed by the ills Of poverty. And thank
God that our community possesses SO many noble
souls who are erready to respond to such an ap-
peal! No sooner will the white shrOud cover the
EARTH than the blessed messengers Of charity will
thread their way through our lanes and alleys and
carry light and hope TO the sick and needy"
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STILL AT COST

N TONS we'll assorted Iron which we will continue to
EOlU sell at cost until disposed Of.
TERRASs BROS.
now No Market street.
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Mr. J. RoBERTs appeared at the Gaiety last
night Louis XI, in the great historical tragedy
Of that name, and We but repeat the sentiment of
all present when we say that his impersonation of
that character was a complete success.
Monday night Mr.. ROBERTs makes his last ap-
PearaBoe at the Gaiey in the character of Hamlet,
on which occasion he takes farewell benefit. Mr..
J. W. BRANCH has kindly volunteered his services for
the night and will persOnate the Ghost-and, by the
way, MURDOCH says Branch makes the best Ghost
he ever played TO. We trust our citizens will give
Mr.. ROBERTs a parting greeting which will be a
suitable acknowledgement Of his merits as artist.
Notwithstanding the disadvantages under which be
has laboTed since he has been here, he has made a
fine impression upon all who have witnessed him
in the different roles in which he has appeared. lie
has shown himself an artist Of a high order of tai
ents, anG deserved better encouragement than our
people have extended to him. When an artist Of
merit comes among Us we should not be slow in
showing our appreciation Of him. Now that Mr..
ROBERTS is about TO leave let US show TO him that
merit is appreciated here by large and intelligent
class of patrons of pure and elevated drama He
deserves such parting testimonial and We trust he
will receive it. The great character he has chosen
to personate will afford him q fine field for the dis
play of those powers which enabled him to pass the
ordeal of British criticism with so much credit to
himself, and we doubt not he will show himself
worthy representative of the great Bard Of Avon
Go and see
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? Look out tor limitations OF Lea a. PERKINS, WOr
cesJershire SaHce. See advertisement Of JOHN DUNCAN
& SONS aug2l-dly.
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lust Receives So

JOHN YoRA a CO., No. IS Unsan s.r..
LongislloEs NsV Poem,
me eoastahir q NILES slaa.issh and oisse F,..
Isabella Orsina 6u.aor y Bsaf-ses Csz,E
Hls,'reAl SoEsIqf tus Fiassnh Century.
hon. Thomas p. Marshall q Ksninrkv.
spsesaes and Writings, eoHapisis In one rasuns.
Cluzky's Political Text Book,
Or, Eneyei0psdh q PoIasa
The Trus and the Be1atfai in Natare Art E5r,fs Rsr
By John Ruskin, A. NJ
Memories Of Daniel Tappan stoddar By J. B. Thompson
vernon Grove o. Hearts As shey ara Novel
Blonde snd Brunette; or Ths 60thaniis Arcides.
Peasant Life n Germany, b Mis- 1so. John-,a.
ksaP on Landscape Gardening. nsrH
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,

22, Public Square.
KTOW opening complete and extensive stock Of Fall and
~ Winter Goods Including large line Of
ShaVVIs and CIOaks
Of the latest styles and patterns all OF which Oer old
customers and friends for
CASH AT REDUCED RATES,
Those in want OF Good Goods
At Low Prices,
viii call and see for themselves.
od2 &c NICHOLSON 4 co.
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The Nashville Nursery and Fruit Gardens are well
supplied with every choice and desirable variety of
fruit and ornamental trees and shrubs e7ergreens,
roses, &C., adapted 10 the soil and climate Of the
south The Rev. J. B. MeFerrin, while editing the
Nashville Christian AdUoeats said Of this establish
meut:
AIr Lshy has great variety Of choice fruit trees
Of theEeFy best quality. He is our neighbor, AID
we have enjoyed the pleasure Of inspecting his nur
sery, and can say that Mr.. L. has expended time,
labor and money without stint to furnish his cuso
mers with fine trees. There is great advantage in
Purchasing trees raised in the South over those
brought from a distance. Last year we made the
experiment, and while every tree procured at Mr.
Lishys nursery lived, grew and fourished not half
Of those brought from distance survived the SUM
mer"
Werefer those in want Of any thing in his line to
Mr.. Lishy's advertisement in tO-day's paper
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Wanted immediately.
O000 BUSHELS Dried Apples.
OOOO 900 " 4" Peaches, unpeaied.
lf000 - Deqled.
For which the highest price In cash viii Re paid.
-seRItzm sTKATT0H SEYMOUR.
Building Lots for sale.
are now Osn for sses number Of desirbe Budi,r
Lots In Hontonss Shelby's Blo0d's Zooos and ob-
aaaluon % Edgeted These lots eigibly located
few hundred yards from the public square and viii b od On he
most favorable terms. JL 4 n W RROyFV
~ Cherry street