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on,nsrn pho,orrnphie TempIe o. Pine

Outhern Photographic Temple OF Fine
Arts.
Corner Of Deaderick street and Public Square, over
Brownies. -
IF Won want fine and durable Ambrotype, plain
or colored Photograph, which are warranted not TO
fade. caEl at the Southern Photographic Temple OF
Fine Arts corner of Deaderick street and the Square,
over Brownies The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery and being permanent institution OF
this city, you will be sure of not being humOugged,
as you certainly will be by those noisy andpeddng
picture makers Satisfaction given te every custo-
mer or no charge made.
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or dagusrreotype. Call and see speei-
mems. CHAS' u IIhn9'
dec5-f
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FRozE TO DEATH.-The RogersVills Sentinel of the
10th says: "a free negro man named HENRY THAcK-
KR, was found dead in a cabin short distance from
this village. on Sunday morning He was seen on
Wednesday evening drunk, and is supposed to have
froze to death that night the weather being very
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CANNES ADDREss.-The Carriers of the UNION
AND AMERICAN offer fine copy of either Of the
British Poets of any American Poet for tie best
Csrriers' Address that may be furnished them by
the 10Th inst Competitors will leave their produc-
tons at the counting room of the Union ASD AMER
lay Offce
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The EASTMAN FUND.-A gentleman from Harde-
nan county handed forty dollars yesterday, on
account of the above fund.- with the assurance that
further remittances would be made from that cOuT-
ty in a few DAYS. 7. & A.
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GAIRrY THEATRE.-After engagement Of two
weeks, in which they have earned the high appro-
baton of the Nashville play-goers, Mr.. Anderson
and Miss ElSwoRrHY take their farewell benefit to
night We trust they will be handsomely patrOnised
on the occasion. Having suffered considerably by
the excessive inclemency of the weather which al
most entirely kept our people from the theatre dur
ing the frat week Of their engagement fear that
they will feel encouraged to Iay another visit
unless at least on their farewell night they a
full muster of play going citizens and we should
esteem this severe loss to the store of dramatic
attractions annually looked for by the habitues Of
our theatre believing do that some of the sub
inest creations of Shakespeares genius are better
presented on the stage by these accomplished artists
than by any performers who likely to visit us.
Let all, then who have the interests of the drama
at heart combine to give them bumper at part
ing.
The entertainments for the evening the classic
drama Of DIn.0a and PyHiaS with Mr. ANDERSON as
Damon, and the new afterpiece of Matrim0Hy, in
Which both Mr.. ANDERSON and Miss EIswoRrHY ap-
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Tvs GREAT CENTRAL INLAND RAILWAY ROUTE BE-
TWEEN New York AND New ORIEANs.-The Knox
vile Register learns that the convention of Pres
idents and Superitendents of the lines of Rail
roads from New York to New Orleans, passing
through Virgins and East Tennessee at their recent
meeting in Washington City, made schedule and
agreed 10 ran it, commencing the LIST of January,
1860, (by which time the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad will be completed, and thus form unin-
terruptcd connection,) that will put passengers
through from New York to New Orleans in the
short space of three days thirteen and half hours
The Register adds:
BY this schedule, time of arrival at Knoxville
going South il fixed at Ills A. N. and 1880 at night
going North at 220 A. N. and $50 P N. Time from
New York to Knoxville 4l4 hours. From Knoxville
10 New Orleans 43g hours. From Knoxville 10
Washington City 294 hours.
This schedule Is made and intended to be run
twice daily without regard to mail contracts and Is
certainly quick time, and highly creditable TO the
line.
We understand further. that the officers Of the
East Tennessee and Georgia Road proposed and ad
vocated higher rate of speed. say 20 miles per
hour including changes and stoppages, which would
have made the time IS instead of $50 hours, as
agreed on, but the latter figures were deemed
sufficiently quick to place this line in fair If not be-
yopd competition with any other tie convention de-
clined for tho present adopt quicker schedule.
We learn further. that since the adjournment of
the convention. proposition has been SUI mitted by
the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad TO the
roads between Washington City and Nashville, TO
carry passengers between New York and Nashville
in SO hours, which we ere satisfied can be easily
done: the distance being 1000 miles it would only
require 20 miles per hour including stOppages and
changes, making the actual running time less than
- miles peg hour
The East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad intend
delivering passengers on this new schedule to and
from Dalton, Ca, At time that they are placed
a. and taken from Chattanooga. that it will only
/ remain for the roads between Dalton and Montgom-
cry Alabama, TO connect close with this ceHtraI line
At Dalton to gain twelve hours time their pI
ent travel 10 and from New York
It's 275 miles from Dalton TO Montgomery. Time
between New York ard Montgomery. via Knox
vile 69 hours following Is from Dalton to
Montgomery instead Of IS J, which we under
stand to be the time now taken by the line through
North Carolina.
In connection with the above, it gives pleasure
10 state that schedules between this and Atlanta,
Ga are close and the time only II hours which
is shorter than ever before.
These facts cannot fail 10 be gratifying 10 the
travelling public, and the people Of East Tennessee
whose interests are closely identified with these
roads.
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RumOred Failure.

NEW York Dec. l5.-The rumOred failure of Van
Brunt Il Watrous' provision dealers depressed the
Pork market. Their liabilities are s259,O0O.
Panama stock. l3559i36; Pacific Mail stock u
(m71A
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Robbery

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-The Jewelry Store of Demp-
sey Fargo was robbed of nearly all its contents
last night Four lads including their clerk, have
been arrested and $4,000 WORTH OF goods recov-
cred
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From Mexico

New ORLEANS, Dec. l5.-The Picalums has a let
ter from Vera Cruz, which says that Lerdo has re-
turned to the Cabinet and consents to the ratification
of the McLane treaty
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superior Farming Lands for $40.

NUMBER one Farm containing between 900 an, r1no 49,.
within Of an hours ride y the louisville ana NASHVILLE
ha road, and "a By Turnpike, Of the city Of NasviI
This Tract Of Land Is situae In an exsiif i-brhos
has upon good Improvements, we'll ate rT sfork nd
places
In point q location. soil water, &C. for stsS grain or to-
baecO harm, is unsurpassed any tract in
Postohee, churches Schools Railroad Station convenens
10 the premises.
ply to Jchn sehon % the Merritt. IL
Cedar Street, IT a this OHee octl5- d&tsGu
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The gentleman who borrowed our file of the
US1oS AND AXERIcAN, from June l, to December 81,
1855 viii greatly eblige Us by returning the same
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THE BIBLE PANORAMA AT ODD FELLOWS Hail.
This painting is attracting much attention from our
citizens. Its exhibitions give the highest satsfac-
ton to all who witness them. We advise those OF
our readers who have not seen this wonderful pro-
duction of artistic excellence to be sure and see it
before it is removed from our city 1t will be ex-
hibted again this afternoon at o'clock Ladies and
children usually crowd the evenings exhibitions
The Hall as darkened and pleasantly warmed, and
the exhibition lighted the same as at night Those
who wish to it this week should do so to-day as
it will not he exhibited again until next Monday
night.
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The Memphis Enquirer says there is project on
foot in that city to form military company COM
posed exclusively of the first gentlemen of the
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p,v.r.ra stenmbont news.


IReparted By H. aAKEIssE, Steamboat AGENT
Our river as we anticipated has rapidly declined,
aud viii be within its banks by tomorrow. There
is vet water sufficient for our largest class boats.
Tho entire wharf is literally lined with freghts for
home consumption, SO that our merchants are now
able to supply almost any article that their pat
rons may desire.
BOATS EXPECTED.
Acacia Cottage, from Cincinnati.
Cane Nav do do
John A. Fisher, from Padueah-
Tempest from Louisville;
ARRIVED.
st. Francis No. 2, from Memphis
Hibbard, Pittsburgh
Jas Johnson, for New Orleans
MinnetonkA, for Paducah.
COnew&go, for Cincinnati.
The Wenona leaves for Cincinnati this day, at
O'Clock This craft is desirable
FoR PADUcDH.-The John A Fisher is the regular
daily line packet at departs this day at II O'Clock
punct1ally for the above port and all intermediate
landings.
The ST. Francis neat side-yzheel steamer made
her appearance at our wharf yesterday, and enters
this day the race as regular packet boat to Smith
land and Paducah.
light freight for the Sunny South Her complement
of passengers was numerous and then, like Noah's
Ark, she was literally filed WITH not only ami
mails of sort, but legiOns of them Capt. JOHNSON
left his way rejoicing, with full confidence of
making landing at the Crescent city, advance of
the falling of the waters.
The Upper Mississippi still continues to pour out
large masses of heavy floating ce As soon as it is
definitely understood it is clear of ice the Ella will
MAKE trip to ST. Louis.
White and RedRivers now have plentiful supply
of water in them with navigation for the larger class
Of steamers.
The Empire City, snsgged in the vicinity of Napo-
leon, Arkansas damaged slightly,
Daniel Boone sunk on the Lower Mississippi, near
GOOdrich's Landing; boat and cargo total loss
The Aunt ketty. 1t is now fixed fixed fact that
this steamer will be raised.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or pURGATW MEDICINE.
FoR COsTTvENEss;
For THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA
For JAUNDICE;
FOR THE CURE CF INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
FOR THE CURE OF DYsENTERY;
FoR A Foul STOMACH;
FoR THE CURE OF ERTsIPELAs;
FoR THE PILES;
PoP THE CURE OF SCROFULA;
FoR ALL ScRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS;
For THE CURE OF RFECMATTsN;
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
For THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DRoPsY;
Foa THE CURE OF letter, TuMoRs AND SALT
RHEUM;
FOR WORMS;
ToR THE CURE OF GOUT;
For A DINNER Pill;
FoR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sgar-coated so that the most sensitive can
take them pleasantly and being purely vegetable, no
harm arise from their use in any quantity.
Price rs cents per Box; Five boxes for SLeo.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians Statesmen,
and eminent personages have lent their names to Ger
fifty the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedes but
space here viii not permit the insertion OF thep
The Agents below named furnish gratis our American
ALMANAC in which they given; with also full DC
scrptions Of the above COMPLAINTS and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put OF by unprncipled dealers with other
preparations they make more proht on. Demaho
tYER's and take nc others. The 3ick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should hove II
AucIL, Remedies are FIR sale by
10 O. BROWN 4 EVANs,l N,.bv,rs
and BERRY & DEMOVILLE.l
II T. F4RNsWORTH 4 CO; Memphis.
SOd retail by all Druggists ts,P9 9 the south AMI
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sInkingor the D,D,eI Hoone.

MEMPHIS, Dec I5.-The Yicksburg packet Daniel
Boone snaggsd and sunk at GoOlrichS landing Tues
day night The boat and cargo is total loss No
lives were lost
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affnrner GeneraI:

We are authorized to announce R. W. HAYWOOD
ESQ.,. as a candidate for the Office of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District, composed o.
the counties of Williamson, Summer and Davidson
Electinn next May.
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For Criminal Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES NJ. HAYS sSs
candidate for Cmns Court the ensuing March
ton. dec4-.d
We are authorized CHAs 4. DssoN caadi
date for Criminal Court Clerk. ulye-d
We are authorized announce Z. NJ csndi
Criminal Court of Davidson county, the
en5uing March election mAy25-d
We are authorized SHANE, Rqr aclnd
reec the Office Of Criminal Court Clerkat the
March election.
We authorized to RosT H. CAMPsuL a candi
date oI Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing March election
ApRl4-M
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m(N0 TO interrupt a Disease i!

No. TO interrupt "A Disease is
49, NOT TO CURE IT.-Msny preparations will
he victim Of Internal brie: cessation from
pain and irritation but only Medicine present known to
the world, will actually expse the disease and the
patient from all unpleasant consequences That Medicine is
VINER'S CANADA v HERRTFUGE; It stands alone unre
preached has the sanction of the highest authority
should stand the mantle piece Of every nursery the
United States. Mothers look it, value your chdrens
health End life.
Be particular and remember the name Wner Canadian
Vsrmifugs" This the only article that depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charities street,
nov27-d&wlm Proprietors
DR. M'ClintOck's Cold and Cough Mix
TURE acomblaOn Of natures vegetable antdSte the
irritation and DISTURBANCE of the breathing apparatus which pro
duce coughs horseness and throat 1t
vry time every vestise of Inflammation lungs
and throat and the free respiration of perfect health
Price e5 cents. Sold by 10. G. BROWN.
noy27-d&wlm Nashville.
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Visitors to the Gaiety will bear in mind that they
can always be supplied with the choicest OF fruit BY
Mr.. FORBES, the gentlemanly door-keeper of that
establishments
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JoHN York & Co. have received Godey's Lady's
Book, for January, and also Petsrson'S Magazine.
Subscriptions by the year for either of these maya
zines can be given in to JSo York & Co.
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HUI
HHO0d now in
This preparation has gained considerable reputation
locality having With the successful crafty
results quite goody number Of the ciEns Of Nashville
SSd vicinity whs will unhestatnsy sustain the excellent
qualities claim for this remedial agent DENovlEs
the hair to its original coor promotes its
growth its falling OF, dandrua and speedily
all diseases Of the scalp The proprietor could esy gil
with cards from best known citizens certifying
the great restorative and cleansing properties ofhe PREPARATION
dem such his part all necessary.
give trial further proof satisfy
tAst 1t is what itiS represented to be.
Sold at the Drug Store Of
- DEAOEILLE 4 Co.
Corner Of Church aad Cherry streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
Ala. BY ". ". BERRY & DRMoVILLE, & EwIN, PENDLE-
TON & aug24.
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LANDLsTOCK FoR SALE

ON the 2is Of December residence near sansvile
FIw sell highes bilier, cred' of y mantna
hns brood eight ten tine yoang aor
several head OF cattle. at the time place, viii
aIs e for ale 1921 Of land lying nile lorh Of
Sandersy he Terms the land maze on the daylf
saie. Nv place Of residence Is also for sale.
dec6-tWtd JAMES FRANKLIN.
Nashville Usion and American copy IN Tri Weekly an date
hfii 70 thia a1ice.- GglL1ff1 Fs-r41fBe-
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SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected eSsn2~ Letters.
EBy Royal IFS $3.50 .SSS Patent.

S>dS1SAHs{Ess.SSsL=S
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE, II D., Ply
stefan Extraordinary 10 the Qneen.
This invaluable merne unfaiing
painful and dangerous diseases which
subject 1t modeates all all ions,
and a speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL short time bring
monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counerfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills SASld rot BE taken by females during
FIRST THREE K0N7HSOf Pregnancy, they sure TO
bring Asnavago, bet any other tias they cate.
In all Of Nervous Spinal Affections the
and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Palpaton Of the
Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will when
other have failed and although powerful
contain on caome antimOny, any thing hUrtfu
the constitution.
in the pamphlet each PACKAGE which
should be carefully preserved.
sols Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. Late J. @. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, n. Y
NB-SIOO and six postage stamps enclosed author
AGENT will insure bottle containing 50 pills. by return
mail.
Sold Nashville by Berry & DemOVe and G. W. HeAder-
shott. J. @. Blown and all respectable druggists.
dec4-d,tW&w-ly.
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ESTABLISHMENT.

Mllstone Of all sizes hand and e ordei Smut
Mills Mill spndles, Mill Gesrling, Boiling Cloth Of ell
numbers Dutch anchor brand betting hosting and regulating
wire picks and plaster Paris and mposed from
the manufacturers which enables sell best articles at low
prices.
Being practical mechanic. thoroughly understanding the
theory and practice Of milling operations. Mers and Mill
vrizhts their examine
prices before purchasing All gOOiS sold by
Eve satisfaction
Ali orders and Communications promptly sttenden 70.
p 81. RYAN,
Cor College and Broad SITS Nashville, Tenn.
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49, heard repeatedly during the last few days, per
sons complsLingOf weakness and debility We would
all su h. get some Of AeSeaRs Sre.OAeaiRg Cordial and
Blood Purifier It beyond all doubt the only remedy
will renoyate strengthen the rym. Tn" immense
for it from all parts the United States proof enough
beneficial effects We By experience that delicious
remedy to take Gall and try See the advertisement in
other column, RovSI-d&Wln
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The ORIENTAL TALIsMAE, NATURAL WEATHER INDIcA
gro spontaneously upon the great Desert OF is in
corrupbe, will remain in and nay century
will foree in climate throughout the year.
change Of the 1reGIAer, ey our hours ia adsRee ard
perfectly relse. 1t is the discovery Of ULLNAN, Of
Col Ibia, Tenn and may be obtained for 81 Of
General Agent Nashville secured by nail by the
discoverer for 80 current money.
A vs. utf
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GUNSI GUNS! GUNSIfr
III A MIL TON,
NO. 81 College Street, Nashville, Tenn.
as ast received superior Of Sporting Pi.c, r,sd
- 70 iheT orsr By the celebrated Con ffaksTs ~ Eri-a-
1ins S ISist' made BY Hollis 4 sheath.
Inc London Twist do MoTtmsr
zine Lamenated Steel do Greenourh
Fine Wire Twist do Coui1s
french Pattern Lamenated SteeI 1,a5.h.- en-.
anenate Steel unvarnished, stock vrv p ~ GssnoB,b
common WIRE twist, Double and Single Guns By King
Teen put up with Every tested bef,ra
heing sipPed Thew lengths and veil %
sa Ihe wants OF the spOrtsmen Of this Community
They have also. large ana Rrvov-rs %
al kinds, Dersnger Pistols Shot Power FIass p
me Water Proof Cops BadEn's and Eey Gun WaI53,g a.
sporting Powder, Caps Primers Duck Shooting Powder FTs
Patent Wire Cartge ford sho ting charged buck ahot
to which We inYite the Attsnton Of the pnhlic.
a.
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BY M. G. BRUCE--AuctiOneer.

BY M. G.. BRUCE AuctiOneeF.
Frenchs Porcelain and Bohemian
Cut Glass and Christmas .Gifts,
AT AUCTION,
TENHE citizens Of Nashville and vicinity respectfully
forme that have received q very large Consignment
TIE latest and richest patterns Of
CHINA WARE, sc.
To be sold at Auction the highest Bidder without
cash. At the Of Cellar and Cherry Streets
msncins Monday oIninS December 18th O'clock and
continue day and night until all e sold
The stock consists Of the following sles viz Dining Sets,
decorated Geld tsnd and Plain White Tea Sets Decorated In
sme1 sold band and Plain White ee Tete Cssereos; Com
pOers Fruit Baskets Card Receivers Soup TurSe1s Covered
Vege able Dishes Ice Cream Salad Bowls Sauce and Gravy
Boats Dining Supper Tea ard Ice Cream Plates; Gold Band
and Plain White Pickle Dishes also China Flower Vases and
Nto Coffee Cups and QTsens Metal Tea Sets Pitchers, Cob
lets, Tumbers COSee AMI Tea Pots, &c
BOEIE WAN CUT GLASS,
Decant'rs, Finger RoWls, Spoon Holders, Cologne Bottles
Gard Receivers Toilet Sets Gobsts, Individual Salts &c.
FANCY GOODS,
Portable 3esks, Work Boxes PareF M&che FoioS Also,
Knives and Forks Silver Plated Casters Spoons and Forks
Aeefshaum Pipes and other articles
ali OF which will he sold withoutreserve.
The Ladies invited to call and the
fore the sales For the convenience Of Ladies attending
1 have reserved seats expressly for their
Goods bought at this sale carefully packed shipped free Of
charge. decs
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NOTICE.

WETE this day associated with Partner in TIA
M Wholesale shoe and Hat trade KNNArED
AZ o. the Of EcWmKIER Co. The style of
our will unchanged Having incresssd cie
hal enlarge and the trade nay upon dnn
h large and eoaplete stock Of goods line to Eheh
thslr attention s respectfully invited.
''-'-'---- - COOK BAILEY 4 90.
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GENTLEzEN:-I beg to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter wherein you kindly tender me a Compli-
mentsry Benefit, and by the generous permission of
my manager, W. H. CRISP, Esq, permitted to
state that Saturday evening, 18th inst is at my dis
posal, and set apart for the occasion. Believe me-
gentlemen, cannot sufficiently express my graft
tude for the interest you have taken in my behalf
and long l remain amongst you as a public
servant il it shall be my constant study and endea-
to retain the good feeling and patronage of the
many true, kind hearted friends who now so highly
honor me with this attering demonstration of their
regard. With much respect am, gentlemen,
Your grateful and Obedient servant,
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CHOICE FARM fronting on the Tennessee and Ala
bBmI Railroad 30 miles South Of Nashville and one
mile North Of Carriers Creek Depot, about % acres,
SO cleared fine water first rate sol, and one Of the
handsomest residence sites, with splendid view OF
the Railroad. sale to take place on the farm, on
Tuesday, the 10Th inst, at IL o'clock 4. NJ One
third cash, and the balance in one and two years,
without interest good notes and lien upon land
Write at Nashville, or be on hand sale day.
Title perfect, made by the Clerk and Master az Co
lumbIa. JoHN p, CAMPBELL.
dee l3-rd.stw.-2t