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yTJ8 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN-THE OpFN.
ING OF THE GREAT CONTEST.

Yesterday our State elections, North md
South, for the present year. were concluded. aud
10 day We are upon the thrrsh",d Of the
Presidential campaign. How stands tn. or,ler
OF the ba,tIe7 Looking over the ins,ruc,;vr
"chcduie Of these elections OF the pr-ssut y.ar
we tnd the all powerful northern section Of
she Union in tho almost uukrokrn tccnpation
OF The anti sla"ery republican pa,tv and The
indispensable southern section L., the almost ,b
eoiute possession Of the pro e'avetv d. inocr,cv
Between these two ove'si,ndowino s-ctina,I ,f,S
tics the cunservstive elements Of the Nnr,L
and the South have struggled in vain and
thus the controlling patty managers of the two
sections stand as f-rcely opposed To each other
MS tho bc!lisercnt houses Of |olS a,d Lancus
ter.
For good or for evil we are enterirr upon tho
most moment"us poll icai conf CT ia The history
OF the Union; nor can Imagine how mi,
conflict, limited to The anti slur.:r crusaders of
rho North and the pro slavery rhvulrv of the
South, can end in MI, thing tut the revolutionary
experiment OF disunion aud & southern uon.
fcderncy.
Almost in an instant. the late powerf,,
democratic party Of the North was DESTROYED
and from is RUNE and liie RUNS IF tho nld vim,
party the present formidable auti-slay.ry rr,
publicaa party hns riecn.
A corresponding rr".slavcry excitement in tho
South has carried 'he p"liiicinrs aud the people,
OF that section tar away from the line OF na,in.u!
harmony.
rh tHe WNlSt n1 TINS cortnSion OF fOuruas
cold John Hrotcn" ventures n, lInrp.rs F.,rv
Npon the practical inaugurn' ION Of the IT..
Iepre'sihle conflict" Of Scwnr,'s Koch.ster man.
lfesto;; aud while tn" country is s'nrtirl hv tn.
audecltv Of the OLD Kansas abolition GU, throat
Ste South is given in this net Warning which
ranno, be disrcgardr,l. The inevitable resn
must he such a shaping "f the Pr-si,lrniial
question by III" southern democracy tha, u will
sweep away all such Northern trin,n,"rs an Mr.
Coughs, and all such trimming inv-n:nns ns
sqnattcr sovereignty. The Northern allies of
the Southern democracy mt ,.h,rl-sion must h..
prepared to reject all snch half. way men and
halfway expedents. AMI co"S"n TO stand hv the
South III 1860, or there viii, hr an in.lrn,p
dent Southern drmorrat'n party in the field
indeed, NO may now predict that the plat,
form o: tho Charleston Convent Oh Will l,e g.,
decidedly slavery to furnish The. cue 10
the republicans Ms nn anti slavery party. anil
that thus these tw" SECTIONAL parties will be
fairly P',trd against each oh-r
With no other parties ia til" cnne-t the rcsn't
would be the Overwhelming defeat "f in-. South.
ern pro'slaverY democracy.-N. r. Herald 9th
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To COMPETITORS FOR THE pRrmrum

Those VII" intend competing f,r tho prize
"f the Ahbevilie District Agricultural Snci..v.
Tor t'" greatest production Of cotton on one acre
OF upand must forward to this Olfice tl,. ,n,uut
'''seh' with certificate and affidavit. aud mo do
aud manner OF planting, by tho LIST of Decem
her
The Executive Committee will award the
premium OH Sale Day III December next
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CnAELEsToS, Nov. l2 1859
Cotton The Transact IONS in cotton TO div
We're limited t" IA hni,s. Former rr.ces WEI r
sustained viz: luI01llYc
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The State of So tn Carolina.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
w Ex; rar'e. Pe'io" to sell
W. ). i'"nnx. Property.
DUSURAN TO order Of Court will selI
Il AT public ont cry. on the l4,h December
next-on the Prrnisrs-the plantation Of Au.
gust,s l"max. sb"nt 81 miles from AbbevilIe
Z. H., OH tn" Vienna Road. containing about
400 Acres.
"a Likely Negroes.
6n0 or TOO Bushels Of Corn Cotton, Mules.
Cattle. Hogs and other things usually sold on
such occusrOus. fi-~
Tnms-A credit Of twelve months. with in.
itrest from day # sale. Purrhasers to give
Bonds with at ltnsi two good sur.ties. to secure
the purchase money; 10 pay the costs in casl,
aud pay for papers. V5.
w. H. PARKER. cEA.p.
Commissloner's Office;;
N"vemher IT, 1855 80 tbs
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Twentieth, Day

(oelng the third Monday? Of rebruery next.
Al persons having any manner uf claims
against the said iestator. Individually. or H. nny
representative nPacity as cxrcutur ur otherwise,
are required to present their demands duly PROV.
Ell Oh or hrtor- the day stated. M tuI aud final
settlement Of said Estate viii then he msde:.
4. VANCE
F. ARNOLD.
Surviving Exor's.
Nov. 10, 1859 80 Sin
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81 Likely Negroes
Noflce

III S hereby given 'o all ""ncern-d, tia, the Es-
IL tate If The late THOMAS B. BYRD, de-
Ceased. will he settled in the Oriinury's Office
OH the
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
w. G. DAVIS, Editor.


Thursday Morning, Nov. II, 1859.
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Largest yield Of Wheat on acres, 90 Bush
els quarts, W. II. Robertson, Winnsborouch.
$40.
Our space will not permit us 70 do more than
give the following list of premiums. awarded to
residents OF Abbevlc District 1t may NOT he
EXACTLY correct. anu VIC therefore. beg that any
who may he omitted. will not feel themselves
nggrievcd but will excuse the omission as nm
uninIentional error on orr part.
Taken from tho published list Of the Southe, ~
Guardian
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FIELD CROPS.
Best variety of field Peas, D. Wyatt Akin
premium. $500.
Best busl'el OF ground Peas Capt. Wps. Smith
premium $500.
Best to year old Durham Bull, Mai. r. A.
Griffin premium Sl2 OO
Second best Bull years old and upwards
Maj J. W. Foshce, premium $1,000.
Best Cow. years old and upwards, Mai. n.
a. Griffin. premium $500.
Best Ieifer. too Years old, Mai r. A.
Griffin, lst premium $500.
Best Cow in fifth class years old, Mai. r,
a. Griffin, premium $1,000.
HORSES. II
Second Best imported Jack, Col. ]. F. Mar.
shall. second premium $1,000.
Best Stallion years old, J. K Vance, Ist.
premium $1,000.
Best Stallion . years DID, Dr. J, J. Ward.
law. 1st premium $1,000.
I'd Best pair Of Matched -Harses; Mai. r. A.
Griffin, I'd premium $4,000.
SHEEP.
Best Merino Buck. 2 years old or upwards
Maj. II. A. Griffin. list premium $500.
| Best Buck from to Q year old, Mai. R. A.
Griffin. lst pre- MUM s5 90
Best pairof Msrino Ewes, Maj: R. A. Griffin,
prsmium $500
Bssspsn eeSEvs Lambs Maj. R. A. Griffin,
prenaium $500
Best native buck ysass old. Nal. ;. w.
4eshss, promian ss.oo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07

FoEsIGS NEws-Tbe dc IL Of The news by the
Hungarian are interesting. The Eaglish and
French are preparing formidable expe lilious to
punish the Chinese for The accuracy of their gun
ners at the mouth of tue Z, tho The self-sanstu-
ted "chsmpions Of cisilz ,tion" win probably deal
roughly with the ssmj barbaroas Cslss,ials, but
they will not deserve The sympathies CT the eivl-
lied nations. This war is one of aggression and
plumber. There is said to be soms scheme on fost
which will settle the Italian question satisrac orily
The details Of the plan not known, but Eogland
is said be invited to partispa'e in the ADJUST
ment. The Italian question is Ike the Slavery
question, it viii never BE- ''5ettled" until it is set
tied right The people of Central Italy are firm as
ever in the good ca se and there is reason to hope
that Diplomacy viii not be able to cheat them out
Of fhe liberty they have shown themselves worthy
to erjey. The Pope is sad 10 have been grati6 ID
bv the recent Moniteur manifesto of the Empertr
of France. His Impressions Of the tenor of tLat
document are probably different from those of the
Tuscans and Others who were also pleased by It
announcement The Emperor Of France has been
explaining 10 tue people that they were mistaken in
presuming that he about to grant perfect free
dem of the Press, The freedom which tie Press is
10 enjoy, is to consist ID liberty TO praise the
isiiog order Of things and deal with Indifferent
subjects. IL IS fact, however, that something Of
ne# life has rsslaly been infused into the Press of
France, and that tEeFe is en- unusual freedom of
discussion in print of TIE az lirs of tina Empire.
Ths emperor win find it difficult to cause the Pess
to take 3 sipp backward.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07
Indian Outrages.

letter furnishes The following account of se-
ries Of OG'regss committed by the indians:
The Iodiaps continue thei- dopTcdtlicns up7n the
frontiers Of Texas, not only in The northwest tut
in the soutbwesa along tNe 30 Grande. 4 par y
from the other ride OF that river STACKED three or
four isolated families living about 80 miles fl,
ESZ'e Pass few days ago, aHl ,UlIRi ted he most
horrible Outraces and murders. The Whole savage
band revisited a Mrs. Hunter and I've daughters,
one & ard the other Yeas Of age and then beat
out their brains Taey murdered a Nc. Norman,
who vss az E2ik in his field and carried away his
wife and her iniSlt. YET tae eoSaidly devils vera
afraid TO attsck another man CT the settlement, a
Mr. Laffsrty Bhs sheltered bis family in TaSiBe
and stood Over them with a double barrelsd shot
gun.
O1e Of the Indiars, more during than the others,
erept ID the mouth of The Tsyine, near enough 10
slightly wound sir. L. with arrows and was him
SET wounded by shot fr)m Lafferty's guD A
sm7H party collected aud pursued the msraudsrs
nearly 10 the Isi1 Grands. Where they stopped for
dinner they amused themselves by numbering Mrs.
Wormsn's infant. probably before ter eyes. IL was
found lying ia hole by the sid of the brook, face
doEuUsrds in ;he mud AID, water, with a stsRo
across it's back.
Ia q late paper from San Antonio, see it stated
that Instead of ct once making good their escape
into Mexico these Indians returned next day and
danced and rioted about The Of Their oUtrc ges
and that party then sent in pHrsuit, obtaining
from the COmmgnisnte lat Piedrss Negrss, ! sup,
poae. written permission to follow them into Next
csa territory. About forty well armed men were
upon tie trsiI and should they carry the chase into
Mexico they will in all probability be resisted by
mixed force Of Mexjeaus and It'd aus, rs vas onse
before the case on a similar oceaeiOn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07
DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME cOURr
OFFICIAL.
Opinions of the Supreme Court OF she
state Of Fennessee, at Jackson, Aprn
Term, 1859.


| Opinions of the Supreme Court OF abe
state Of Fennessee, at Jackson, Aprn
Term, 1859.
}. C. Baker rs. Peter AnmOn.
| IH's was an actOa Of debt, upon . note for SLIGO
u .Ae L al form. Nj debts, payment. set or a0d
statute o; Limitations. These pleas we're not sworu
u a. required IA the declaration. For that rea-
s'a' they we've dis-regsrded bg the Court and in ig
nett By default given against the defendants. fsr
vast Of defence
NJ neither this is erroneous, is the ouly question.
and - set that The is brought up, as it seems
I dff.reat opinions entsrtaiued by the Circus
JUICES, upon u, la chapter o Article LIST Of the
Code, this subject is regulated
Thls subject is introduced, by Sea- $3.50 in these
words: Tee pleadingi trestsd OF in this caap,sr
apely 70 al scuoas Ct Law. Sec 1856 provides
hat "Tae plaintiff in hts pleadlng,, IN ~ REQUIRE
me aeswer OF the dslsnlAat to be gwen under
ONh."
SIC. 2SS7 gives to such pleading the same forcs.
as "a sUsSer In Chansery requiring two wjtaesses,
ei o1e via csrreb Jrstlng circumstances, over
iura i,--
ae see 20 20 sble way 10 avoid the conclusion
that evesy dsstrpsio of plea defence = any
cg aetoa At law, must be uHdsr oath, II expressly
required II tGe dena atiou
4. is CREST innovation, but such is the lezisla-
tise Nili, aud We must obey The object, dlubi-
les, wss &c preVeat expense sad dslsy in reaching
q A44H 9 tiS~Ls' wrong 0ily Einneid Ih5 defend
eht. it tA.ught, sh0uld nos be allowed 10 rely
upon any plea, general especial unless he is will
ia- 70 ssear, that he believes it 10 be true He y
nos permitted to plead, that be does not owe did
Ros assume, has paid, is nos gully, or inierpcse
any otler defence, up0a wnIoh 20 claim an issue,
aaiass 1t BE verified by cath
OHfse one hsad, il " Il d)uhtless, lead to much
PERJURY, bot tre OtLe-, il will prevent unreal or
iais sdeteRees. anu thefeoy cut of the lsEs, delay
aud expedite tIe administration of justice, where
taCr5 no true and real defence It will proven:
mich recorded fssehOO1 in untrue pleas, but may
lacrosse false swearing
L. sas, for tse Legislature. TO decide between
these evils and they base done so, il is only for
u5 20 eRfJrea their declared will judgment affirmed
CARUTHEHs.
Tesi: a. D. WELcH, Clerk
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A TALE OF BoE.-On tie l5ta ul,iM9, Ehea TIE
steamer Irene. loaded wiih cotton .iss. vas eouinr
down tie Arkansas river htiie befof@ reaching Ma
poleen, the b5ss struck snag wi,h such force iass
some Of her timbers we're demolished. "A iuvald
lady named Ars Laesey. Oa board with hes two
children girl aged six cen, whose Mesa w.s in
SANITY dislocated By the fall of = bafo o. eo',on
and sen, soma ears younger. whoesospel iriary.
The lady herself was severely w1Un1,d ab3tt The
chest and arms BY falling timber. Sas reached
n lPoleon, after the catastrophe, when az she rcs-
sessed foEr dollars, was taken from h-r b. sosle
inhVmsn Wreich. She lsid for f2ur dsys on TIE
whsrf-bOat snd applied in vsia to lhe GERS Of
ssVefel steamboats, for apsssPgs 70 s. L7ui7. The
steamer Sd. J. Gay, stopped az NlPoieeu ls-t Nom
day aud tue poor woman was geaeIo > tskeh On
B, ard by Captain srt Bower. who, ia iditon 6 3,
giving her free passage assist in raisieg among
the passengers purse OF so for her. Mus Lac
key, however. sank graiuslly, overp0weied wiiA
grief at the loss Of her daughter aud With her
physical suffering, and died Friday nigh The
body was conveyed to the deal houss a. ths Ciy
Hospital, where Doctor BOisiin5ere was called TO
hod an inquest. Mrs Ialckey vas natise OF Fraak-
lin county, Tenn.. afa had resided some time in
Cedar county, Mo. whittier she Tas bonds.
Louis Rtpubiicdn.
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TO = "a A-DELz2'-

Hsve betn sall dafil-. a., i5ar siN Ela-3i-, - IA
n Instance ha, f. ~. 9 iu ei.i.- r.:ts t'f.
y o., thea, vill -'jtsr: y,et' s',i.i. -si.-n
". Isus Str.ziz; heiiii e ('r.tiai W4 -Ie }s.gs
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rHEas Ia NO mls-Axe AoouT y

THIS Cordial VIII never iti O. eurc arr If ttH aAovl
disease q thk u .r dirgss.ysa Oh salh Jl.l.g IL
l,rrllt.u EIaLl.h- - E..l.-L
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Bridge Bolts and Nuts Derrick Mountings;
Cast Angle Blocks, Shoes and sheavss and Pulleys;
Washers Buggies, and tools Of various
Mule Powers kinds.
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THE PoPU4ARITY OF tbs CtycrSxArI PIArrorst.4-
''Esrly ia the Ptseaut year. says the g:eau,sad
Wa Brqmiasr, I'VE declared oas prefsreaee for the
Cincinnati platform TO Roy new 'iest question,
wasther intended 10 efi-m an Abstraction Of no
practical application to toe present ilion OF the
cOaatfy, or to intsrpolate herstica and dangerous
doctrines into the platform OF 1885 We proclaimed
it again sad again to be the day Of tue couserva-
tive Democracy of the Unioa to expose tie Slightest
departure from those admirable resolutions 90 which
the whole party pledged thsir allegiance in 1856
"A IA organ of the Virginia Democracy, VIC are
priud Of tie stand that We then took, in common
with a number Of journals RANKING auo.g tie
a6lest and msst loyal Dsmeeratis papers ia ibis
State. Whea we to1k that positioa We appreheaded
serious difference Of opinions in the racks Of TIE
Democracy; but nor We have-noae. Tse sikcs are
uOmisssksbe taatt5e Democracy Marta aud soass
viii rally At Charleston to the suppoet e sae C;a-
eiaRsii platform St resolasipps. Thsr re-ld5pslsa
we rev regard as positively eertaiai AID a. tscy
have lost none Of their strength and ss.bolie poo
ulariiy since 1856 fhssr r.-aio9i5a viii ssears ~
sistory, in 1863. ever srwAap ani tie DlSe1 Re-
Pablicsns.n
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Stat onary and Steamboat En- Turbine and Reaction Water
gines and Boilers; Wheels;
Flo1 ring and G Mills and fohacco and Lard Presses;
MIL Machinery; Water and Gas Pipes, Rstorts
Circular Sash and Mulsy Saw and Gasworks Castings;
Mills: Rolling Mill Machinery and
Sugar Mills and Corn Crushers Blast Cylinders;
Cast and Cut Geerng for Gin Machinery, Cranks Gud
ION Mills; geons, Skating &C.. &c
Anextensive catalogue OF Spur and Bev Geer
log Puleys Balance and Band Wheels, to select from.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07

The victory in California possesses great signif-
canoe II is a victery over the anti-Lecomptonites
and the Black Republicans, who coslesced week
before the election. It il genuine orthodox De-
moorstic principles. There was no trimming in
California. no sinking issues, but the Democracy
planted themselves on the Leeompton policy Of the
ADMINISTRATION, fought the Black RePubliesns in
the front and the anti-Leoomptonites IN the rear,
snd conquered them.--L0HisViis Courier,
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Llntnr from, California.

There is no doubt Of glorious triumph of the
true Democracy ia California. The Administra-
ton candidates arc Gil elee ed. LATHAM, for Gov
e.aor, tas 90 00) over CVaRY, auti-Lssomp!oG,
and 30 OO0 ever the Republican candidate The
Sac Francisco correspondent of the s.. L,uis
Democrat says:
To The Republicans abroad the rcsult must not
be disheartening. The state Of parties pecu-
liar. aud the an i-Leo9mptoEles were 5 sure they
could 1Tash the Admins ration that they refused
at first to c. aesee. The Rspublicaus, sfser eK-
hau4ting all means for compromise. concluded TO
let them try II and it turned out Just expect ed
anti Lecomptonism is nowhere. and hente tie
Republicans have fair stand up light. sloneiand
single-h suded, with the Lscompton Democracy
PROBABLY Baker and MoKibben may be beaten by
FIVE thousand votes.
Ear,y in the canvass, you win remembe7, a cor
respondence between BrodeTick and D. W. Perley,
which involved chal'eoge 20 mortal combat aud
its declna,ion by Broderick The Senator stated
that he would not accept q challenge az any time
during the canvas, which was understood that he
meant he was ready to fight soOu as the election
waso7er Yesterday rumor was current that
Gwid bad challenged Brodeick, and that friends
were arranging the preliminsries for duel. lis
correctness is still in doubt. st..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07

FENHE Nashville North Western Railroad Company Wish
Il to contract for 10000 Cedar CFoss-1tes, pfeet
long neas e well hegn' to fee AT naroHest place nos
less than inches clear Of bark dber he sounds TO be ooVer
Cd At the grade line Of the roas in Nashville
The eontract9Ts want 20 contract Tor $4,000 Whlte or
Post ea AAess Of the above, to he deliver cd
line Of the road piles from section II 70 sector "a
sDsugh on each section % supply the
Persons Wnng 70 ba Will direct TO the President ana Direct
Of the Nasaiia and hoTthusssCn Railroad Company,
Nashville Tenn 31lys-1
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1t IS particularly adapted h tie wants Of Travellers 81 - 4,
Land Residents T. iiot Craafcs Persons q sisniar
Habits. luvalies, ard Joavaiescrnts. Csi-alus 4
Vessels AMI fiaEtsFs aili anj b "a ya- asb.s Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07

HR.yIEsT SPOaTISG WAGER on kEcoRD.-Mr.
Ten Brueck appears to be putting mstters through
with rush just nov 10 England Oar London pa
ters brisg intelligence that he has made bst CT
Sl00 COO, $50. 600 aside. with Sir Joseph Haw'ey,
tina. his hore Umpire defsats LOterer for the Derby
If 1860 Mr. Ten Broecs purchased Loiterar when
yearling, for 50 500 and Afterwards sold him fer
81, 500. having won S. 600 with him in match in
the meantime He is half brother to the celebrated
Saunterer. but beyond his u5dsnisble high breed
ing and promising appearance, there is nothing in
him to Justify the high opinion entertained OF his
merits by his owner. Umpire has proven himself
q first class horse Sir JOSEPH Hawiey is the most
experienced as well as successful turtle in England
Last year he carried eff the Derby With Bsadsuan.
and this year with Mesjia. In fact, the ''cherry
Jacket IS of eBer ssen in front in the more npSrt-
ant races than any ether. and if Mi. Ten Brock
era, the lucky baroDet, he will have achieve
a feat which 10 other sportsman ia Bagland mas
ever been able to accomplish. The enormous ez-
tent Of the wager, together with the character OF
the horses enesgs will reader tbe race The must
interesting that mas taken place on the Eoglsh tnrf
since Vetigeur had 10 s1ccomb to TO the Dutohmsn,
and the result wil be looked Tor with equal anxiety
on both sides Of the Atlantic.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07
MoLEAN's srREHGTHEEIZG c01gIAL

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. Jt,NHH-.
throuir OF Te=rSgs slSb,l.sy. Ef5-sa~fs
OF the kEi5BFy~, aSid ssII Vft~fase-
arising from u sbiHJFGers.S E.EYsr 49,
ssGa-sssIsi. E1ysps s--su.
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HcaEbT-n. Inward Pi.es, Ariily .r s. iTass = g.
Sj,u,r5, s'.n"s- % Bi+l a. d. 49, Eat,l =. 20 2
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blynrs- -li-:.ess 81 ti- ski.t ent fyss N,ziit
Svas, IHvari F-g, - PaEIa ti,7 suH il- ;sits,
Cisss. or sti- '.aien fiH='i,- - uat iien-s.i IF
Spirits fttStiA pgrsN7, Lausg-y- lsit'i Iily r
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r AM offering a sell great bargain that vsiusie Ear
situated about two miles from Nashville, dj2nies hsiy
Driver, formerly owed by L. isry, and erciat1 g ~
Crsp. The Farm contains 90 OF q richest ana noel
productive soil large Orchard Of the besi frt tIss e
acres in Strawberries, ard lot Of the best Is q li
Ia house is briC-conains rooms besides kitcea s
&c, with nice tao story olce IN the ysfs sne
and Bern. excellent Csrn sad lne Eeil y, = ~
most desirable places viciny Of NASHVILLE ava VII le
SOLD low immediate application te maze o a. D ia-
sley who will show t premises any One dsIhs e canine
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