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EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY LOTS.


I'm order to keep pace with tines supply the demand
bsidng The city, wi Tuesday, the 10Th day
May sell at Auction, the premises to the highest bidder. 30
Nne Spruce, McLemOre, Jefferson and Crawford
These lots conveniently situated, only few min
utes walk from the Square, McNa and the sulphur
residence They generally 81 hack from lJ 2j
many Of them fine building lots. number Of them have
good We invite Particular attention the sale,
consider many Of t lots very desirable and that they will
greatly increase In value.
TERMs-On two and three years credit
Bills viii be issued in few days giving particular de-
aP29 JL&Rw BROWN.
VALUAELE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VETISHING to make other investments propose to sell
We all Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT ST stJ zZEsAE Residence
the Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite residence Of the late Joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty acres.
This perhaps the commanding site IL evnity OF Nash
VILE. desirable country residence The house viii
sold Is Of land the purchaser choose.
THAT VALUABLE FARM
known the Sims Tract. situated the Smith Turnpike, (od
Lebanon road within miles Of Nashville. containing $50
ac soil good, we'll Watered and mbsrd, and
snail tracts Of twenty and UPWARDS all Of
admiralty adapted for country residences, market gar
dens anid dairy farms. Also. that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
roaI, occupied By T. C. c bell and formerly
owned by Harding lining about go This
placeis need further description. 1t will
also divided purchasers. T. c. McCampbel will show
these places any who will call.
above property viii BE sold reasonable terms, and
on a credit Of one two, three and four years.
Apply A. v Lndse Nashville or 70 either Of the IN
dsrsigude, THOs. c. McCAMPBELL,
SIX miles from Nashville
J. 4. MCCAMPBELL,
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CuMnEaIAsp USIvzasrrY-Lkw DErARTaEST,
LEeAsos TEss, Aprl goth, 1859.
At meeting Of the Law Students Of Cumberland University
held te 9th April 1850 Mr. Howell Webb called to
The Chair, and Mr.. Cannon appointed Secretary The Com
mites previously appointed, presented the following preamble
andresolu tons, which were unanimously adopted
WHEaEA, It has pleased Divine Providence in his INFINITE
wisdom o from midst respected AMI beloved iel-
oE'student joss N. BuREE. Ir OF Alabama, therefore,
Res0lcef That While We & With submission to the will o.
affection, has been to him celestial blessing feel with deep
grief The Ions % who be into midst has
eoDmandethe admiration, nl secured the love OF all who knew
him
ker6 That in the death Of Mr. Burte the University has
lost one Of its brightest egeis ctnmuniy IN which he lived
one whose talents and virtues made HIN ornament and gave
hrht promises % failure greahcss and srelsiions AMI end
one whose place cannot he filled.
Rsoeed, That iender heartfelt sympahes to the be-
Teyea relations othe deceased this their sad siietion.
Reso.rsd, Tha the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
Resrs That uese resolution DC recorded the minutes Of
the Middle Law Glass, and that that they &c published in the
Uaon and American, Montgomery Mall Camden Republic, ard
that9oopy he sent 70 the parents Of the dcceased
s1e eoNMfTTrE.
; g.a :. = Srf il,ss, Senior elas.
WV q. v. lI BIZ " Is 4 Middle Class.
49, usE n. l NJ lSgf1 Junior cls4s,
5. Il. Glsrveyr seosy. HOWELL WEBB, Chairman.
Married,
On Thursday evening the 9Th ins by Rev j. Ferguson,
Mr. Rpus BsowS and Miss SARAH T. Cox, both Of this city.
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NOTICE.

FENH0sE indebted to the estate Of Margaret Williams decd
will please forward and make payment and those
having claims against said estate, viii present them
hide prescribed by law, OF they will be barred.
mayjtwlm JOSEPH YAULX Executor
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Letters Of a 1raveer--W ". c. Bryant.
Pictures Of County Lle--Auce Cary
Literary Attractions o. the Bble-uasey
La Plata and Ptraguay--By Tios J. Page, z. :, y
Life Of Patrick Uenry--WilIiam Wrt-
Boat and Tent LEV G Prime
Life aHi Lab0r5 Of Rev. Daniel Baker. D. D.
Pleasant PathWuys--Dauiel Wise.
The 1orng Hep 2ckeTs--Sarah &aria frY-
The Foster Br0thsrs--A Tais q eollepu Life.
Crudens CONDENSED COnc0riaEcs
Fer sale b. CHAS. ". SMITH,
apl6 Al College Strsct-
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Sgammering and Suffering Treated
PROF. J.. n. LEVIN,
SEYANEE HoESF, NnshriIIe. Tenn.


KNFORMS those afflicted with lmpedmen Of Speech,
a has taken Rooms at the
SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.
Where he prepared enable them speak anu
tncness in space hours. excep
tons that without the nacton Of distress pain
patient. The patient viii be convinced, both Of the grandeur
and beauty, we'll the efficacy Of his theory when applied
Where satisfaction i not given charge will te made
Prof levin, in order give satisfaction has atOptel The fol
lowing universal terms He proposes to give his theory and
remedy the applicant, with the understanding that should said
applicant convinced OF its efficacy and decades
to theory remedy charge will be made.
IT ? See hand bills.
Prof Lewns practice New Orleans Mobile, Charleston,
throughout the South, has been quite faerng The
frmed sepcs have been convinced and given him certificates
testfyingas % the virtue and efficacy Of his theory.
No charge Tor consulting
M Prof LEVIN viii remain only short time in this
place. ap27-dn
Read the following certificate:
NASHVILLE, April %, 1859.
Having hear Prof Levin explain his theory origin Of
sammering sutering his treatment We con-
slider the former rtona and the latter simple and easily
followed We also an eectual remedy
within the poEer Of every afflicted by this Impairment as
treated by said levin.
PEARL, B cAsTLE3iAN, L g TARBOX
c HAYS, AND'W ANDERSON, r W MoGAvOCK
ap 2ed&Elm w II CLENANS.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
4 OR = lie.

AM Offering for sale the House AID Lot on Cherry street
L now occupied by Mr. Z Weller
The house very large and coodious containing ever TWEEN
ty ro.s With servants rooms, cellars coal wood sheds &C
Tie house good orsr of it being B rebuilt and
better adapted first class boarding house than any house
in Nashville
about sixty feet front by hundred and seven
tyye feet and the house is situated on the lot to admit OF
addition that wOuli render conOdOus any hotel in
the city.
large portion OF the furniture epurchase with the house
II desired.
1t is we'll that hotel keeqnT is, in this cita most pro-
tabe business and any wishing engage in such
ton, this excellent opportunity procure eligible loca
ton, Being to ali the business portions Of the city
For terms, &c, apply to
dec94-f A.V. 5. LINDSLET.
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THE ISSUES IN THE NORTH HETWEEN
THE DEMOCRACY AND THE OPPOSE
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GALEATEN RACES.

-
RING OF 1859
XgTILL commence the new Rac Course Wednesday,
w June lsI, 1859.
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY. JUNE FIEsT.
Sweepstakes year od mile heats 500 entrance
$50 forfeit
Eli Odom names Godiva, by Albion, cam Sovereign
A. Barnes hay colt, Worst, by Albion, dam by Richard.
Guild 6IBlythe names Ran Barry, By Albion, dam Jerry
DAY,
Great match race $1,000, SO 90 forfeit heats
Gud Blythe Hawatha by Albion, dam by Wagner.
Eli Odom Mary Wylie, by Albion dam by Sovereign.
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE THIRD.
sweepsakesfo unTed three year olj mile heats, SOO
trance $50 forfeit
W. G. Harding names black colt by Albion, dam CANA.
Also brown colt by Epsilon, dam SCaIird.
john AIcock black mare, By Ross dam by Eclipse.
FAY, SATURDAY, JUNK FOUETH.
Stakes for ALI ages mile heats, 500 entrance sl0J for
felt.
W. J. Harding brown mare, Tennessee by Epsilon,
am Kate King.
Blythe Ellie Dean, by Albion, dam Glorana
Elliott Malone Comet, by Albion, dam by Leyathan.
GALLATIy, April 1st, 1859 A. BARNES, proprietor.
n b. The above situated miles from the
OfGallan and Of the safest and
Southwest every all
of the turf The track pckeIed with ample stands
moditea II who may choose come.
apl7rw tunnel. A. BARNES, Proprietor.
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valuable Country ResEdencc.

Y HNiE beautiful ? R1I situated on The Mnrfrecs- n n
n noro Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, eA
Just heyonu hii Cttk, and the Lf1l5iey saaal
Place is oereffor sae. contains acres, 80 "a
~ hrst rate iaud and has Ct the best -
SPRINGS IN the Nqfld, and thrifty Young Orchard
OF eoee uit IL not sold preFcns UEsnkY 9Th inst
On te premises ~ Oder il at public sale DIVIDED milo fong
I've pieces selling The improvements Eith 30 land
THIS sale is and via credit Of and
three years. for n0ps satisfactorily secured, payable Bank
bearing interest, aud lien retained.
For further particular cau on
may A VS. IINBsgEY
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BEAVER D An PRIN G 5

VEH I'd A NJ = 4 R n q ;
FOR SALE.
BURSUAHT decreal O7der made in the Cbaneery Court
Ceneville at its March Term 1883, will proceed 70
sell, on the Ist Saturday in May next (being the
7h day OF MONTH Beaver Dam Springs and lands attached
specifically described in the decree heard upon the lth
day March 1859 there being about 500 Of land
the following credits One half Of the purchase
ey paid the LIST day Of January, 1850 and the other half
day Of January 1851 taking the notes OF the purc
ers with good security and retaining lien the land until the
purchase money paid On the day and place, will pro-
eetd to SELL continue hnsho all the furniture belong
said Springs consisting Of the following artcleson cred
it until the st Of september nery double and single mat
Tssses twenty-five oOunerpa1es forty comforts fifteen bed
Spreads forty double bdstd, thirty Ave lounges and COTS
twenty small tbies, bureaus piano, rocking chairs
hundred and forty windsor and split bottom Chairs looking
giases dining tables and table OF description
hack harness. and stock and indeed every thing belong
ing appertaung to the Springs fer keeping them
summer The character Of this delightful watering place
fully established for its beauty, attraction and heaulness,
without any extended renal Is from the Undersigned The me1
cna properties water tested and found highly
beneficial their relief the invalid Situated in rural dis
trct sublime and beautiful Of natural scenertte
sportsman finds apple Of exercising his taste, either in
delight Of the chase the pleasant and quiet amusement
Of the tackle Any person desiring 10 examine the place VIII
apply to Dir. Mc6ee upon The premises.
ap3-dtd. ORNILL A.NlNON,C < NJ
S-rhe Memphis Appeal and FO-ence Gazette will please
copy and send their accounts to at Centreve Tenn
.. A. NIXON. @. 4 NJ.
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DIR. EN-,
Cheap Homes.

VETE offer for 20 very desirable Building Lots
w Brownsville, (many % them finely mb-red containing
from The soil very fsre the lots beautiful
finely suited for residences and for gardening purpose The
neighbOhood equal any the State. Two Male and
male Academies successful operation In the immediate
IT, sell this property most liberal terms persons
who will improve Il.
We have very large amount Of Real Estate for sale consist
ing Of several the this adjoining countess asOa
large number the improved and desirable
ia the vicinity Nashville and in the city We have besides
quite La supply unnprOyei Lots in the city
frent additions 10 Nashville We will take great pleasure in
show ing any the property, and will sell great gains
ap99 JL&RW BROWN.
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may Corner of Square and College street
WROUGHT IRON
COOKING STOVES FOR COAL.
| I am now manufacturing my
WROUGHT IRON STOVES
WITH Az IMPROVED
ARCHED OVEN,
giving additional drOugh 50 that they can be used as
COAL KING STOV YES,
nearly one half of cost for fuel.
Tie baking and cooking qualities Of the
WROUGHT IRON STOVES
well known the great difficulty has been that they could
USED WE'LL FOR COAL.
have now some 80 or 40 Stoves Of this kind in
Full and Satisfactory Operation,
& and I am satisfied that they will last as
DOUBLE AS LONG,
and cook better, and with less trouble than the
CAST IRON COAL COOKING STOVES.
put up and warrant all my Stoves say those
wishing good Stove to give them trial am also, still
making the
WROUGHT IRON STOVES FOR WOOD,
with arched oven, and Of
BEST TERIAL,
and all the vessels @ make, and fitted be easily put
promptly attended to- and Stoves equal to
any made in the United States j. w. wills wilson NJ
may 7-d2twawe College street.
SICK BABIES numerous deaths
- among young children show that the powerful medicine
ton The best Februge in the world for children from one day
ChiIdsren,s Panacea,
Prepared ty the Gre'enburg Company
The worth this extraordinary valuable Medicine,
by mothers whose children have been snached from death BY its
The celebrated DR.. Williams who has devoted life to study
has analysed this remedy, and says the Grfenerg Chdrens
Panacea compounded with especial reference the immature
state Of the nerves blood vessels glands and bones OF the ed
body Should mother neglect provide herself with this in
valuable remedy she chance behold death claim her chill
dren and have blame herself 1t Is certain
FOR all diseases Of childhood and receives asst deserves universal
appreciation Dr. Martini South Carolina, at is the
best medicine for infants that saw Dr. Watts OF New
ork writes SIN ali diseases caused by teehing it is certain
remedy Dr. CoOR, of Indiana "ln OF Group
have used with marked also in Measles fever from
teethng iarrhga pains the stomach bowels &c should
be guilty Of great neglect did recommend 1t in the hhes
terms"
D-57Fify cents per bottle with ftlll directions
ALEX MACKENZIE,
may7 Agent Graf. Co.
R.. GLAsCOcK. G. $. W. T. GARREFIf
Ell GLASCOCK & CO.,
Dice No. R College street. Nashville, Tenn next door 70 Mer.
ants Bank dealers in and agents for the purchase and sale Of
REAL STATE,
Renting Houses and Land i'm the City or |
Country
Win also give their undivided attention the Collection Of Claims
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &e., sc, |
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r. R. eLAscOcK. q. W.. T.. GARRETT
E.R. GLASCOCK a. CO.,
oEce No. 4s College street. Nashville Tenn door to Mer
chants Bank dealers n and agents for the purchase and sale Of
REAL STATE,
Renting Houses and Land i'm the City or
Country,
VIII also give their undivided attention the Collection Of Claims
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &c,, &c,
felicity.
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slavery. deviation freedom the popular elements
actively working Tor the Republicaun party among de
people, must and viii be resources for rs ever renewing
strength and constant nvgoration.
lie boasts that tbe RepnbIican party viii finally
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Land, FOR SALE

LAMB EOk SALE
FEE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofland the
Middle Franklin Turnpike four niles from Nashville, ad
joining the which ne resides and the lands Of Capt John
The land equal the best with abundance Of excel
lent falling water with the beautiful building
country tie midst Of the finest neghborhood in
America. apnl4 NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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The NASHVILLE Benner aid:

Within the last two elections have held a
y Of the Northern States and the result before
great battle has fought and signal victory MIR.
Buchanan armed with all the wealth CT the nation and
rounded By dared the people of the United
States combat They accepted the challenge, and he has fallen
the struggle.
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Judge Parker's Speech at Palace Gardens
and Seward's speech az Rochester.

Judge PARKER, the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of New York, on the 18th of October,
1868, just before the November election which de>
cided -Gubernatorial contest between himself
and MORGAN, the candidate of the Black Republic
can Opposition party, delivered speech at the
Palace Gardens, in New York city, in which he fully
discussed the issues between the National Democra-
oy and their opponents The following extract con-
taius clear enuueiation of those sound and ma
tionsl principles which the Northern Democracy
have always maintaiaed. Speaking of the position
of the Democracy on the Kansas question, Judge
parker said.
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EXTRA.
NEW BOOKS.

IHIENN.
number Of Works the subject Of Chess Playur together
fine assortment OF CHESS MIN just reoeiy,d -
F.I}JAN.
apIO-f D. ll4. eel s..
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SUNDAY SCHOOL V.

HAN04A RDAAHDAa NUNS
The Publications Of he A1asric1H Sg1ufsy Shsl TyE
large quantities. for sale, at publication phfes By
HA0AN.
apl0 n - Markets.
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MRS. sOCTHwORTH's NEW WOsN'
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dorsed by his party press.

In the States where the free labor prevails,
suffrage necessarily obtains, and the inevitably becomes,
later republic Of Democracy. Russia yet
slavery, and is uepon. Most Of the other European
have abolished slavery and adopted the system
the auag nistc political tendencies Of the system which
the first Napoleon contemplating when be predicted that
Europe would ultimately either all republican
Never did human slacty uttera truth The
systems homogeneous But they
guous-they incompatible 7ey hare layaReJtV
sristed togeisr ia country, dHatley HereT can.
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The question arises show the great victory 10 be used
Unless it wisely would be better that had been
There opportunity TO form great National party
able to cope with Democracy and overthrow it.
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Transportation.
Great western Of Illinois
-AED-
Wabash aad Western Railroads

&Ortesf, mon Coaforiabk sad Ckeapesf Route
81. LOWS. TOLEDO. ~CLEvEIaKD. DuNKIRK. BrF-
- FALo, NKH YORK AND BOSTON.
Two les changas q Cars 70 Pitishurrh, Hiitdriphla.
a Harrlsburr, Banimar Sud Wsshingtal City. ne
oniy k1lie hatrren 81 Louis and ne Hast b. Nhicl Pas
sengfu aroid he risk q isiag oounecians BY short lines,
fron s. Loels % feleao tts3 miies)s run a. one Road
Tro Dsiig Trains leavs 81. Louis, AZ follows /:
: ocst a M-Liehtalae EErrrss arriving a nuledo.
Detroit. Cleteiand. and IN Eastern cites
q sen A. any othes uain cu q s.
2 o'dscf p. M-TeierFaph Erpres arriving d roleao.
Cleveland. and al Eastern aud Nerih-
err cities IL iea thln any cher uair
This Ersut Route % ne East oumbiurs al ne elemeuls
~ speed. safety and Conf1rt arisinE from the perfsd
cn-iraciou q its trsck vita lies nade and curvdture
han any East Of West line o. he same length IN the
United States. he superiority u is running stot. IT,
iuxurious Cars. and beiug one line, al risk q DELAY ny
missing qgnnecii9n is Ncided A. ~ Ne a~uno1anoe q
crowded iuto cars already fnrd win local passensers and
rendered unoomfortzble By an socumulsadn a tisf
The evening TELEGRAPH Express makes direct and GER
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, WESTERN METROPOLIS and.
eiIf or BUFFALO, for Duukirk buasis and NiaEsra
SHIPPERS OF COTTON
VII nnd ms route a. cheap and more eEpeditiaus man
my aiaeE eHt q 81 Louia having two les changes o.
alre, with rnidn DepdH. demonstutes its superlority over
other lines having frequent chsnges aud widely separated
Depols AHeseIehsrses ~ eamaS prsmpuy eQusted.
make direct oounectiou WifhSfhis rad % s.. Louis, and
rhrolzh Tekets from Memphis % any Eastern o. North
sFn point aeeessible b hailraad csn be purchased Of he
Agents a. tbs place
A. superintenieut.
b. SrOcKWELL ". Geu1Frr Ag't Springfield, m.
THoS Il WILLIAMS a CO, Arents,
No. H1aard's Row, Memphis, Tenn.
RALPH wALKER. General Assent.
febt-iF crurr eh and Pine So. ST. LouiA
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tlF Ha IHl1lF r. NaFffa.
uurhs ASH dsyef J1larg A. n-.1E9 l-Ire mf.
NAfuANlEL sIlfaAN, NorarT PHtg iu aul ~
JOSEPH HL sPn fGrE tfwe web known Or ~ ne Ser
relslE q tf Chrrtfr OAK El-r aui Haraa Insur1uo7
ceuuauE- tuf &C. De rLe s.ucr II tts slrelneuI
and nlEe solemn latt tff tle sail sfstsuflt hV hm
sIgucd b rrue. scarifng O. fhe tsr 70 MS k~.vieige aul
belief.
o. Wines Hhereef- = hsVe hefeulfl go ay hsui ans
amciI seal 81 saiictr ths1sl Cav ~ Ifuasry Al b.
fs54. y sHIPWAN.
fzenIT Nrr1-r pHHHr
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CHAs. f.. FERLANDER,
FORWARDING MERCHANT.
70. 10 POBdrGs street,

XIV ORLEANS IA

d. virtue n q seed 81 trusf ezacufru % me tE alex
ID T. N0Eto1. and duly rcasrdei IN TIE Hegstars ufde
on saehF county, I~Inesses. IN Boa No. . On passes
12 20s4nf 1o3s N te I1h dag - March. 1855, % srcurf
certain deafs herein s~peciaed. ] val sel a. thf A1rlan
Rem 81 G. D. LOCKE & TO- 262 Kan sirees 81 ne
ctv Fl Memphis, T~ennes-ee, O. he 2sh day - AHrlL
1888. 70 TIE hiEhe1 hldier, fr cash, he follouine des-
cribed Eeal Estate, VIZ A certnn u uf laud siinafe
hiug and being IN ne aEufT o. Shelby. city nf MHmrlis
and state ~ Tennessee. part er a~rlrilal country - nuu-
beT ave hundred and tkrse f5o33 snd dssigna,et uru
lie plan o. John JohnEa and Johu -Murphyis sutdi-
vision a. rartsf csVuiV if S1, sUrveT made hy a. A.
Kerr JanlzrY &c, 1855, o. part q ~ number tWu Be-
runinE ~ . stafe On Tie nora EifeuI Poplar sirest being
m aa1hweE c1rner or saHf lot number two theuo
EIh the north side Of Poplar street. szsrFardT .dnF ie0
100 frFn ra stake fhencs nlrftwarfvs nd 81 ri@hf Hu-
cs g Foaflr street me hunlred Eud farfg-eiEhf fecf ar'
sE inchrs lssa fctl q - aHfF fhelcF weEfsartE
znt rsralfl = Poplar street drs feer 8 feep 20 sska-
haiaE fhf no-tlusGf erner. Qf sal 49, nenoN @1lh-
Ea-fT nnd q rirht nnres q Fr1lar street rns hani-r'
ssa reT-r-er 81 feet ana ~ in1As- ufst feel q me ~
ginning
me rieht ~ redemption q e-pressiT waived iu ne
trus dsed Tae O Is believed isbe eA ] auvsy
- frustr- ony- O. n OcEE-
ma-77tds Trstee-
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES

I OYER for sale the piaee on Which nov re-
Il side, fischer with tUeut estimated Negroes
ne Plantafgn b. situated oa Laks C1m1rauf. -
neS1fo cuuufy. Miss, three miles frum HaTtIe-&
raad' : fost Once. on ne MisieIpri river, and tweutV-
f1ur miles from Memphis u consists 81 one srctl1u o.
l1nd, va section -, ToEusllp2. Nsure TO- west. one
hun1red and dfy acres cleared and iH CultiTaiious three
hundred mere. dratcued serru years. VIA al The uulfr-
rr1Efh cf ol Tr wanle seuilG uiatlc land - mo
first auality Possession aIvrn immediately. Il an tsfer
b. one purchaser For terms, etc.. inquire ~ r. 3.
orne, Memphis Tenn O. 81 ae suhsuiser On fbe prem
iEes. WM. p.
m.-Hn.--.Hra a. 49, -.-Hn
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= VALUABLE FARM

Possession Giren the Firsi Ddg Of January nert
IT D. situated sx miles east q nroHnsviue in
4 HFEuoei Cauutv, wifhin 3 81 q mle o. she era
Memphis and Ohio Railruad- snf uerr = nagE[A
station. The farm contains rs acres. ahdut 800 -
o uhich j. incrscf auf has been IN cultivation 3
has tnlerahic improvements, GOD weu water. gin house.
stahles, cabins ctr. and in a BOD ueiEhborhood
I vii ell the shave descrited premise for oue-fhird
cash, the balance upon such time a. a purchaser mirht
likely desire. See Richard Isyi1r. Esu. adjoining ne
farn, or myself. near Mason nepotof n. o. r. r.. Ad-
dress J. p JET. Sharon. Tirtan County. Tenn.