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A Morning with Rosa Bonheur.
PARIS. Aug. 10. 1859.

AXIS. aug ~. 1907
BY birth Rosa Bonheur belong Ia France
by The right of genius, to the world.
She is the most distinguished female pain
ter living or dead. No other has won so wide
a fame--no other built a reputation on 80
broad and firm basis. Wherever art is
known and talk, d at Rosa Bouheur IL known
and talked Of In France, England, America.
Germany and the smaller kingdoms OF Eu-
rope. the name of Rosa Bonheur is house
hold word.
At twelve o'clock on the eleventh of March
We were set down at No. % Rue d'Assas,
and passed through gate and down to the
farther end of n garden, where we entered
the vestibule Of u small cottage-house the
present residence of RpSa fonheur. We sent
up our caro-, and in few moments were srat-
ed in her 0telier-a large, square, oaken-fur-
nished room on The second aage-talking
with the little painter with ~ much familiar
iiy rs II we bad known her all our life-lime.
la clear. rather thin voice, Rosa ran on
about art aud art-liie for halt an hour. only
leaving as room to slip in the points of con-
versaiion edgewISe.
You have accomplished much. mademoi-
sellc,' we said, glaneing at "A large picture
un the easel, called Les MoHfoas," (the
Sheep.)
Yes she replied, " have been faith
ful student since was ten years old. have
copied 40 master. have studied nature.
aud expressed TO the best of my ability the
ideas and feeling with which she has inspired
me. Art i an aisorhent-a iyrans. IL de-
mands heart. brain. soul, body, the entire
ne>s OF its voIary. Nothing less wins its
highest favor. l wed art. II Is my husband
my world my liie-dream = the air !
breathe. / know nothing eise--ieel nothing
else--lhink nulhing else. Ny soul nnds in II
the most complete Satisfaction
..You have not married, We said.
Have Inot said that married Artf What
could do with any other husbands | am
nol az be q wife in the common acceptation
Of that term. Men must marry women who
have no absarbenI. no idol. Bdt tue sublecs
is lainful; give me some uthcr topic
= lun doaig love society," NC said.
Yes. do" she replied, with aa air Of i'm
patience; but | select that which plea,cs me
nl,.si. lose toe society VI nature; the con-
pany Of horses. balls. cows, she p, dogs-all
aaisaals. siten have large rceepllons where
they are tbs only guests. l also like Tie 90
rleiy ol lraoks aAd lhe thoughts of great
InIuds ike George Sand. Size Is a great
genius The world has wtoaged hrr socie-
Is outraged Der. Go 10 zee her- feu will
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,enator Dougla. on woman,. isights.

fsenator Douglas on Woman,s 70 lights.
Since The appearance of Mr.. DOUGLASS
pistle to j. b. Dom, Of Dubuque, Iowa, the
SeDator seems to have been taken with q
s,ania for letter writing. The Bath (Maine)
Sentinel gives publicity to the following
WASHINGTON. July II 1859.
Mrs. Lucy Stene-Dear Madame Your
kind letter of the 8lh inst. wishing me to be
present at a Convention of the ladies of the
Northwest to be convened at Chicago on the
18th OF September next, to devise measures
for the promotion of the happiness and pro-
lection of the Interests and rights of the fe-
male sex, has just been laid before me. You.
are right, dear Madam, when you say that
take deep interest in all concerns the ladies
of our great and glorious country. Aud
need not now, after so many years of faithful
. labor in the cause OF popular sovereignty,
assure yon that you have, in your endeavors
to obtain the liberty Of governing yourselves
in your own way. subject only to The Consti-
tuition of the United Stal,s, The full conf
dence of my undivid,d sympathy. / regret,
dear Madam, that business of great impor-
lance will prevent me from being present at
your Convention.
have the honor to remain, &C..
S. A. DOUGLAS.
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Inauguration of the webster Statue
at BOstOn.

DOsIUN. OtpI. II.
The two hundred and twenty ninth ami
versary of the settlement of Boston, which
occurs on the l7th inst, is to be celebrated
under the auspices of the city government.
The Inauguration of the Webster statue,
which has recently been placed in the State
House grounds, will also take place on the
same day. Hon. Edward Everett will de-
liver the Grafton OH the life aud character of
Webster. and addresses will also be made by
Prot. Fulton, Gov. Banks and Mayor Lincoln.
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That Romantic Incident.

WASHINGTON. sept. II.
The bit of romance related by Mr.. Willis
In the Home journal regarding the earlier days
of Lieutenant Maury, in which it is stated
that when a midshipman he was married to
an Owyhee Princess, is contradicted on au-
thOrity.
WILLIS ought to be ashamed of himself for
manufacturing such yarn about the gallant
MAURY.
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nfw advertisements.
trustees sale.

ON SATURDAY, THE 18th INST at the house of
" RHKA, HxRDoAsTIE & Co., Mo- Broad street, /
will sell at Aution, without reserve for CASH, rs
20 packages Of liquors, the remaining stock Of A..
mined TO sell. sale to commence at 9,o'clock-
septl5-td u 4 JANIS NJ. SMITH, Trustee.
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"OId Bullion "once said. douglas can
never be President. sirl His coat tail is too
near the ground. Sir too near the ground,
Sir i'-Cucinnad Commercial.
Are you certain about the language of
Old Bullion ?" Didn't he say .hs shirt
tail is too short ?"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15

NORTH CARoLNA.--1he Opposition press In
NORTH Carolina are urging the bedding Of =
State Convention in December next TOR the
purpose o. nominating candidate for Cover
nor. and organizing fur the contest Of 1850.
fhi~ Is good lnov,mrnt. We bore 10 see Il
sLec. StIui.
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HOIloway,s PflIs.-The blood vessels be
come the channels OF disease and death when circu
ating poisoned fluid. 1t is by disinfsctng the dis
eased blood that the Pills all internal disorders
Sold so Maiden Lane, N. Y. sep13-u
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Prairie Farming in smeiica,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES:

JAMES CARD, n e.,
Author OF 'EHEsisD AErsuliure. e a -iters on an
Corn crops, ""Hieh Fsrmingn ssIhr v esi
OF Ireland - nc. one vol limo
"The picture Of Prairie Farming is drswn. not by
smart Eden land agentor speculator in the hone Of
taking in unwary Briiishers bat by an emnent Eng.
sh Agricultural. Nor is the reader invited To place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions They are
given j. such form as 90 show the exact amount o
personal knowledge and LEGAL experience from which
they spring. and the STEPS in his caeEa inns are in
general easy and obvious enough for the ost ordin-
airy intellect 10 follow. And far as We can Judge
no element in the Pnrey economical aspect Of tie
question has been msslaisd OF forgot n.-Londo,.
Spectator.
W.T.. BERRY 81 CO., Public square
july14-u
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Nashville Races.

WILL commence TUBS -
w DAY. OCTOBER sTH, 49, R4SA
with Sweepsttke for twV Zv%&-A
wear oids, mile heats .<-<---SzSSS--SSSS----
$lO0 entrance SIS forfeit Csised NHh - eLlrtes-
skooxD RACE. day. eweepstake for three
year old. SlU0 entrance, as forfeit. Closed with
entries.
TmED RAcE, same day. Match for $500 side.
One mile heats
Mr. EvEKIS eh. &. by C. Elliott, years old.
Mr.. LEWIS names z. by 0tSeiio, years old
"WEDNESDAY October 5th.-Ilub purse 500. Two
mile heats.
THURSDAY, October eth.-Sweepsiake for three
year old one mile heats 600 entrance, -. Tor
fe,t. Closed with entries.
FHDAT, October sih.-Clnh purse $500. One mile
heats.
SATURDAY, October sth.-PrOpTiet0r's purse $500.
Two mile heaLs. ). J. CARTER,
sep2-tf Proprietor
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co

successors 10 Garter, Mckay d. % and b. LdnieT.
On Tuesday, september goth. 1859.
IN will Offer for cashin front OF our Warehouse,
w No. hsAarket Street, a large assortment of
Fresh and Choice Groceries comprising in part the
following articles viz:
100 hhds. La. Sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco, vari
JOG bags Rio CoiIee; Gus brands;
100 !" Laguyra Coffee; 200 boxes SO Bar Soap:
% obls New Molasses; 200 % Palm Soap;
% e bbls. do; loo % FOX's Starch;
90 bbls. Crushed Pow 100 GO Woods do;
dered Sugar; 300 dozen BFeoms;
800 Dds. Cin'u Whisky 400 boxes star Candies;
Is Newsom do; 100 20 Tallow do:
so A." Robinson co. do; so a and y bbls Gran
so " old Rye x Bour- berries;
bon Whisky; 300 doz Painted Bukets;
rs Is pipes Brandy; 100 boxes W. X, and Z. D.
rs bbls. Water and But Cheese;
ter Crackers; rs bags Pepper;
loo kegs Nails assorted 800 Reams Wrap PAPER:
zoo cases Cove Oysters. 20 cases Sardines:
300 600 assorted Cigars;
200 kegs pure White Lead.
200 boxes schiedam Schnapps.
Together with many other articles too numerous
20 mention.
CARTER, WIISFORD & CO..
sepl5-td No. Market street
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From the Memphis Argus.
From the Memphis Argus.
Annoying BIunder at Fashionable
HoteI--EVo Dung wives suddenly
Find Themselves in an Embarrass-
ing Position.

A singular incident, as amusing to out
siders as it was annoying to the parties con-
cerned, took place al the Gayoso House in
this city, Saturday night. Early in the day
couple of middle aged gentlemen, who
thought with Pope that
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New Alealcai hooks.

GRAY NESRy) FRS.
Lecturer 90 Anatsny at "a Georges Hospital, Lon
don, &c.
A SATONY. DESCRIPTIVE AND SURGICAL The
n nrawings By n v c4EFsn, n. o.. Late neznon-
stEaaar Absfny - "a oeern~s Hospital The !ls
sersians d. Ia b. he AeIhor and NJ. CkKTER In
nne mag idcrnt imperial octave volume, q nserly
SO pexra with aeS arEe ana elaboraie graz nes IN
weed Prizes IN extra eioth, 80 IS, leather, raised
bands ~ 90
eRtiSsS system or suRGEFY. niasnestie, Pa
fbasoxse4l TberaEense ana ffpnrars with over 900
enrraviBss wood T. two very large octave vol
1mss "a 400 pages. Price az 90 5es' reserved Sy
Y. HAGA<.
reps 30 Market a
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Il nitfiug-WOrIx :

Il nitfing-WOrk:
Web Of many Textur 5, wrought by RrrH PAR
TISGroS, (B p shillaber,) price 81 Is. handsomely
illustrated sam sbck has his race. Mrs Par
uhgton Is now the American Humerhi-oriFinul ge-
NAL, langhable and Instructive "Ike" isineuded in
this hook. No one should buy this book ho thinks
laughing Is a sin. just received by
aug23 JOHN YORK & co.
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Wines, Brandies, Sc, Sc.

Excslleaf couhlS aud aftsrtivs Walkers, the whols
der Lke sasseriUts hliAHre u lh4a seukeoUn kps-
care, NJ. clsARLES Pick rs
"a aad sster the Is d 81 SEPTEMBER we VII be pre-
farea e. aissn euslonsefs, DAY And Afcltfs
Rzlszs lFavsisFs sl IE1 tals arrangement % sAsiE
a2eantzgs
a. RKHKRBER sHE kgrRoPoLn4N.-ss
senls-t. ...- -. -
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Gbanferp Sales
Crutche, LANDS, Edgenel,

Crutches LANDS, E.dge field
DURsUANT to DEGREES OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, IN the case of CKUIcHER CRUTcHEJs,
the undersigned Will sell at pubic sale the prem-
ses, on
Thursday. the 5th day of sept. 1859,
that haluable property known the Crutcher IraGt
OF Lana; lying across the river from the cty adiOn-
ing kdgeieid on the North, and containing upwards
of 40 acres,
The property has been tastefuliy laid OF into large
lots-and plan OF the DIVISION with full PARTICULARS
&c, will be published Ia hand bills few DAYS aud
TO these ady easements the attention is par
ticularly solicited. J. L, GLEAVkS, C. 4 N.
augs-td. A v . IINEsLEY, A lent.
CHANCERY SALE.
Montgomery Bells Exr's. Us. James c. Owen
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in the above named cause, will ex-
pose to public sale, at the Court house in Nas vile,
at IL O'Clock, Monday the Sth day August next
upon a credit Of 6, IL and IL mouths without tie
right of redemption or puI chase, that valuable
Tract OF Land, purchased Of Montgomery BELL by
said james G. Owen, and occupied b. him. ~ ing
the Franklin Turnpike Read, all, 10 .Ailes from
this city containing between and hundred acres
more particular description will be gwen day of
sale. j. l.. GiEAVES.
julyS-td Clerk q Master.
POSrPONEMfNr.
The above sale is postponed until SA TURDAY, THE
SRA DAY OF OCTOBER, 1859.
aug2-td j. Z. GLEAvI s, c.. &M
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=. MOORE. proprietor.

I HAVE made extensive arrangements Tor TIE re-
ccising uf al the 81 the coming
% F1sh, kiesh Aaa bow, oysters all be fEoEi
the NEST Cete1retcd beds. tsiekles aad condiments
IRON Tie celebrated esta 81 shfessts OF goss hlack
we'll ana Lea rerrin, xitA large aze sell seaseted
sto<k Of
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Thos. G. James, Trustee c., and Bank OF Comm, rec
J. J. Beech.-FaTm.
10y virtue Of "A decree IA the ui Thos G James
Id Trustee, &c., aud Bank Of Commerce vs.. John
J. Beech aud others, Will s'l for cash all the right
title, claim and interest which John j. beech ha- in
and a certain tract OF ll05< Land. d ing
on the North side Of Cumbet land River in Iavds n
county and being the same conveyed To said Beech
by a j. stretch, by their deed registered pages
57l and 2, book No. %, egister's Office, Iavidson
county.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE nextordinary drawing of the Royal Hava a
j Lottery conducted by the spanish Government
under the SUPERVISOR of the Captain Genera of Cuba
will take place at Havana. on
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Hobson wheless b. +. Worley .-House and Lot
In Edge1eld.
DY virtue Of decree Ia case Of Hobson whe-
ID less 3. +. Morley, Lots Nos. so, 81
ana So al the corner OF Hobson and Fatberlaud SITS
so teet each and 10 feet deep.
TEKMs.-six and IL months cTedit-no redemption.
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DPatierson BnrL e.-Lots in South Nashville.
IOY virtue a decree IN case Of r NJ. Patterson
VS. John H. BsHke, Lots Nos. II, Is, 10, 20 and
81 in Lncsin's plan OF Lots. These lots lie the
Norh eide Of Hume street front 20 feet anu from
1S5 "a l96 feet deep. Lot OF - feet Franz In e..
by $50 feet 10 an all Lot OF ~ feet Cherry 81
extended, l42 feet 10 inches deep Lot oi 80 eet
Cherry street (Nolensviile Pike IN Nelson's plan Oi
Lots.
TERMs.-six and u months credit, aud sale with
out redemption.
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Tobacco
N iMNOW GiaSS.

E,XTRA Fine Che wing Tobacco, for sale at
II sepl4 RAINS, BROWN & co. IS.
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CHANCERY SALE.

The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, THE
SRA DAY OF OCTUBER, 1859
aug2-td j. E. GLEAvis, C. &M.
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Attention, Machipists. sc.

1000 FEET of Leather and Gum Betting from
EOOO Ito IL inches wide. Also, Lac Leather
Copper Burrs and Rvets hanc aud for sale low
cash, Nos. SO 50 OF College and Broad
way. b. x. CUTTER.
sept13-f
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Ben +. Gleaves Geo. W. Geaves -l4L acres OF
Land on Lebanon Turnpike.
DY virtue of a decree In the OF -. r. Gleaves
ID VS.. Geo. W. Gleaves, trast of l4s< acres of
Land, lying miles IRON the city IIe Lebanon
Turnpike.
LcreSt.
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NTNDow GLASS, best quality, of all sizes, from
w by 10 To 40 by SO, tor sale at
sepu4 RAINS, BROWN & CO.'S
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Catharine Stout Ira A Stout and others.-Lot on
Crawford street
DY virtue Of decree in the case Of c. Stout VS..
ID Ira A. Stout sno others, ant iot Of so feet
front by 200 feet deep. THIS lot hes ON the North
side oil Crawford street, between spruce and Vine,
and begins 30 eet from Spruce.
TEKMs.-l, aud years credit, with interest,
except $50 cash.
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Fall Cunningham rs. NJ. Barry and others.-Hou
Inf IN Edge6efd

and Lot in Edgefieid
DY virtue Of a decree in the case Of Fall & Cum
I'D ming ham Matilda Barry ana others, the Barry
place situated the North side AZ the Gallatir
turnpike road IL EdgeHed The Lot fronts about SO
feet on 4 Ike anu runs back to Porter street.
TtRhs.-Six and II months credit, without inter
est and free from redemption.
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" hite Fish

IN Bsis jas1 rscsivsd zzd fer sale ~
III Iuuss D D psckEf
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E. H. Childress u.s. Stewart and Owen.-House anC
Lot in South Nashville.
DY virtue of decree in the case o. f. II. Chill
- dress W. stewart X Owen, House and Lot Or
west side 1 Market street South Nashville. TIM
property is that at present occupied By the defend
ant owen, and rs the same bought If Isaac Paul
The lot outs so feet ON Market and runs half way
back To College street
TERMs.-SiX. twelve and eighteen IN 'nths' credit
with interest anu without redemption.
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ChildresS rs. Morgan Vance i arge Vacant Lot Il
South Nashville.
DY virtue of il the case of Charles :
ID Chlldress vs.. NJ. VaI ce, certain vacant LAt il
SUuth Nashville (opito site the Free Public Schoo
Lot. 1his LotfrouIs IS feet on Market street run
through to- olege street, ald lies heXt to and th
eOuth SIDE 81 Franklin ST. eet.
IERMs.-Six, twelve and eighteen months credit
without nterest-io redempttn.
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All the above described property will be offered TO
the highest bidder the terms stated the Court
house SATU kDAY, THE STE DAY or OCiOBEil,
1889.
Sale 20 commence as 10 O'Clock precisely, and Ia
all cases satisfactory security required Of purchasers
and liens retained until purchase money be fully
paid. For more minute descriptions OF the property
and all other particulars about sait OF same part ties
interested are invited 10 call at my Office.
aug25-td J. +. 6IEAVEsS, c. 4 NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDrN a APPERsos. Acct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE
ON JAMES RIVER

Tn Gooehland County mile. ahov, RIebrans 40
hCkk ,osshsT sith 81 sLAy and al The ,oel o. NcLE
HAY, Ae, and sARMfN0 iMPLEsENTs ''
A. trustee In deed o. trust executed James Deans.
Court and In the liusbE- Richmond ,ha M .xseg
on thereof and a, the o. Mr. Deane proceed 20 ser AZ
OF December, 1859, commencing at ii o'clceE A. NJ Il
fair not The next fair dy the large valuable estate s
In the possession o. the said tract contains bx
recent survey 1907 ACREs which seo are In FOOD
Low grounds 100 AcREs branh fats equal 10 E
grounds and sex ACRES high land nigh state Of
time this FAN Tie improvements the place arr anusua
In nanb,I ard good In quality consisting vey handsome
risl.. KiTcHES STABLE CARRIAGE HOUSE sMokr
HOUSE, Daley 1e. attached thereto; large BRICK RAIN
and SAW MILL with CIRCULAR SAW complete order
ample stable accommodations good HAY PRESS QUARTERS
IN sS ehney' covered With shingles suneisnt
the Farm all the SLAVES and PrRrsU,uIy
n-ary young And likely embracing Baeksmit one Of
whom Is a .9gsIi9r Sorsman The PERisIAHlE PROPERTY
The CROPS OF CORN ESTIMATED barrel. te rBA
90, Estimated 5000 lbs OATS HAY STRAW sHUCKs a.
Mich cows and OXEN SHEEP HOGS &c TaIns inc con-
sderAion the fact ihathe James River canal
eIpedousy eheapy the market, OF The y N
Richmond and the quality Of the lands for
ohernE Inducements
Of capital being In perfect order win sys
building needed for the comfortable OF ars
disposed purchase out place will ra,y met v
an opportunity to suit themselves With One
years Tor bonds bearing interest By deed Of
FOR the Slaves cash.
pey, all under so sum- month. credit for
approved endorsed negotiable paper.
The CREDITOR secured BY the de-. IN TINS, 49, "
requested present properly
seriber before the day Of sale
ssa27-2a-td, 900. JAMES Lyons Trustee.
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III IA ~,
I In ths &c County Of for
Of River offer for sale INV paee o.
residence in the county Of the Road
Roads and miles House rare oppor;S
RaSdosy rs d s Of % yeu,s, and
mostly Of red chocolate loan, similar
bic land equally divided survey i've eids which are o.
plan, fences Beside. quantity q sood land Of
pasture OF several hundred which Affords grazing for ali
stock necessary 10 be kept on the place.
dsens Of brick and Contains twelve roon Sa
recently Sh In AMI ny , saa :s ssss
by accomplished architect snow among the best eoun
Italian villa. with it, projecting corniees porch
dor he ,urToupdinr yIaung. ~ este
In gas and make handsome park eonvenisn
i've and ornamental trees there tasteful
End The building. dwelling are Kitchen
built Of brick exeeP, the latter neat framed build
ing s,s III. ..-v,,,.,,,u,..
With stone eisaSsy. bs 5 are al neat FAN 6HidinEs
side They are built In the ornamental style
9Th The farm buildings consisting stable ABBY So eouheds
e. OF good materials and n complete order Among the
hied up with two stripping closely supplied with
stoves ana IN The priIing tive on
three T.A M he s s ~ r an. policy Of Insurance for
re with wing 30 by IS story covered With lin n CON
Mill % ash wheat iSie:h;r @R I api. ,sss,
Of grinding .lSas and trhnr an % and iAs Ss GpstAS5
out rs from Ere or other accident on this building
running policy for several thousand dollars
VIII IN assoa to al Sese sosvenynee may add that there
s n ahs aS rSn % st OF ne house and hiehsa in whiea
Poultry yard and houses,a good Garden Orchard
~ arrangement. made Tor another year. I erop tt R
IERNs VII be hbersl-hye equal Pay
money earning Interest nom the date Of sale.
oe21-dke7avtf JearsIs' Store p O No,ot.ySn Y,