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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16


ANOTHER MURDER.-d MoA SHIT AMI
almost instantly Killed BY Policeman
Verify what are we couiing to? Of late We
have been kept busy in chronicliug horrible
tragedies enacted in this city and county,
and this morning we have to record still an.
other, pcrpetrated iB our city. A young
man Damcd George Kennedy was shot by
Frank Fisk, one Of the night police, about
dark yesterday afternoon, at the corner Of
Washington and Grove streets FROM whit
we could learn Kennedy had been drinking
and was Furnishing pistol about, and dur.
ing the afternoon he fred it off twice, once
at a man employed in Mr.. Woodward's car,
rage shop. lie was arrested on the levee
by Fisk but got loose aud came up town,
the policeman following him At the cor,
ner of Washington and Grove streets he
tried to rc-arrest him, aud told him to PIT
up bis pistol which he refused to do. Fisk
told him to put it up again when Kennedy
attempted to raise il at Fisk, whereupon he
Disk raised his pistol and fred, the ball
taking effect in the left eye. Kennedy fell
and expired in few minutes. He is from
New Orleans and is said to be very respect.
ably connected in that city. Officer Fisk
was taken in custody to await On examina.
tion.- VickSJ1Wg Wig l3h.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

Tom, THE BLIND PIANIST, OUTDoNE.-
A young musical prodigy is attracting a
good deal Of attention 10 the vicinity Of
Salem little girl aged three years and
seven months, who plays upon the piano
more than fifty separate airs, having com
posed two or three herself She learns very
readily; can play in the dark or blindfold.
ed. Her name is Martha s. p. Story, and
is the youngest daughter of Andrew Story,
of Essex, Mass She had exhibited her
wonderful talents on several occasions to the
wonderful entertainment Of her auditors.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

RETURN OF UNDEMvERED LETTEEs.-The
Post Office Department has issued the follow
ing instructions:
When any person shall endorse on any let
ter his name Oh place of residence as writer
thereof, the same, if remaining uncaed for at
the office to which directed for thirty days, OF
such time as the writer may direct shall be
returned by mail to said writer; and no such
letter shall be advertised, nor shall the same
be treated as dead lett ers until so returned Ia
the post office of the writers and there remain
uncalled for one quarter
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

The tour of Europe, it seems, from present
appearances, is recreation that will soon be
considered indispensable to the education of an
American gentleman. For the past ten years
the number of persons who leave New York for
Europe has been steadily increasing. Every
steamer that has left the port this season has
carried as many passengers as it could well ac-
cOmmodate. The clergy of our country are leav-
ing us by troops for recuperation and enjoyment.
The pulpit of America cannot do better thing
than to indulge itself in this manner. In fact, a
trip to Europe does every American good in more
WAYS than one. There is nothing like the rubs
that our national vanity gets abroad to polish us
into shining example of liberal opinions and
estimates Of matters and things in general.
No man under the rank Of an Emperor will be
considered worth going across the street to see by
New Yorker, few years hence. The Prince
de Joinville has been with us for some days, the
Japanese Princes will be here in the course of the
week, the Prince of Wales is expected in few
months, and the last steamer from Europe brings
us news of the contemplated visit to New York of
Prince Napoleon.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16
Mr.. Thaddcus Hyatt, who has been en-

Mr. Thaddcus Hyatt, who has been en-
deavoring so strenuously to win martyrs
crown by voluntary imprisonment in the
Washington Jail, and whose efforts 10 that
direction have been but poorly appreciated
by his Black Republican friends, offers
through the New York Tribune, two prem
iums foE essays on the assumed right Of eth
err House of Congress TO call witnesses be-
fore any Of its Committees, and constrain
those witnesses to answer questions at said
Committees discretion.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

SANDS SARsAPARILLA.- Those who hsVe IT, re-.
iced the wonderful curative effects Of this sIeISe
remedy in cases Of scrofula, cutaneous erupIO.'
stubborn ulcers erysipelas, rheumatism oy.Ps WE
Sc salt rheum bronchitis, pulmonary sneC'OII 4,
liver complaint and diseases arising from Z" !. I.
judicious use Of mercury, readily teslify 'nns Il
stronger proofs can be required Of the eficacy
medicine that has wrought such surprising Ou ~.
In the above named diseases. and feel sntIs 0'-
fdence that Il may be relied upon in 81 oss ~.
Prepared and scld bv A. B. Id. SANDS, Drug
gists, 100 Fulton street, New York. o,,Ae
NO'' "''O ~ W yssoo Oily, Miss
Sold also by Druggists generally.
June IS, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

The Baltimore correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer tells good story connected
with w. Prescott Smith, of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. and the editorial excur
sion. He says;
Mr.. Smith is gentleman of fine sympa
thies, tender feeling, and although he has
| lived so near the tomb of Washington, unit
this exclusion, had never visited this sacred
spot. As he drew near the reverend place
be iuvoluntarily took off his hat; feeling
of awe crept over him; the tears were roll
ing down his manly cheeks. At this mo
ment, when his feelings we're soaring heaven'
ward, rough, Southern Illinois editor
tapped him on the shoulder, exclaiming
Look "a hear you're Smith, amt you p
Couldn't you indorse my pass to Philadel'
ply? If you will I'll write a bully article
about the road"
Mr. Smith said he felt as though he had
been wandering among angels, and all at
once some one en'ptied Stop on has head
ooh what fall was there, my country
men"
The same correspondent furnishes the
following paragraph theatrical:
Adah -Isaacs Meekin- Heenan, or Mrs. John
G. Heenan, as she was advertised here,
played herself out She was announced for
week, but three nights we're sufficient, as
the manager ran out Of money, and Mrs
Champion of theworld Hecnan retired to
private life, TO add another champion to The
world.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

A PLUMP NEGATUR.-ID letter from
"The Benicia Boy" to the last Wilkes
Spirit of the Times, that worthy says: ri
have never been married IN my life, and !
may as we'll make my meaning palmer by
hoping that the foolish women who, for their
own purposes, have stated 70, will try to
make better reputation in rome better way.
| am tired Of seeing snch stuff in the papers"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

AIMING TIE MILITIA n dispatch from
Washington, the 9Th, says:
The proposition of Mr.. Vallandiugham, OF
Ohio, to increase the appropriation for arming
tie uEilitia i'm the several States to six hundred
thousand dollars, will come up for considera-
ton on Monday or Tuesday next The bill is an
important one, and is strongly urged by the
States whose militia hitherto have been unable
to obtain the requisite supply of arms. Sew
eral of the States bave already drawn the quota
they are entitled to, for two or three years, in
advance.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills!
PROTECTED a. - - LETTERS
sxc

- "OAAH NzSr>--Aa1-szEEAAs>S@p ''''--
This invaluable medicine is unfailiDg in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
incident to the female constitution.
1t mOderates all excuses and removes all OBJ
structiOns, from whatever cause, and SPEEDY
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Oh UTTON.
These Pills should not be taken by Ftnaa
that are Pregnant, during the FIRST THRES
MONTHS, as thsy are sure to bring ." Az"
carriage; but at srery other time, and /"
cOery other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Hsavinsss, FausO'
on slight exsTtiOnS, PapitatiOn Of the Heart Low
ness Of spirits, Mysteries. Sick Headache wnlss"
and oil other painful diseases ooCasOned BY ul'-
ordered system, these Pills will eject cure WIEN
all other means have failed.
Full directions In the pamphlet around eaOH
package, which should be carefully preserved :,
A bottle containing SO pills, and encirclsd Sl'n
the Government Stamp of Great Britain 'aH "
sent post free for 81 and six postage stamps.
Sold in YazOO City by
COMPTON 3 THOMASS
And all Druggists.
January Z, l060-eowIY.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

Fort Defiance Attocked by the Indians
Troops Securing the Plains for Indians-
Col. F0tatleroy Sends Instructions I'd
Avoid Battle Emigration to Pike,
Pedb-The Weather, de-, dc.
Independence, Mo, June THE New
Mexico mail. with Santa Fe dates to the
21st ult., arrived here this afternoon.
The Navajo Indians made an attack upon
Fort Defiance few days before the mail
left, and came very near taking it, the Occu-
pants not expecting anything Of the sort.
Fortunately, by some mismanagement of
the Indians, their presence was discovered,
and after some fighting they were repulsed.
The loss on either side is not reported.
Trains of wagons were arriving at various
points in the Territory almost daily and
business was reviving to some extent, but it
was still considerably depressed.
Six companies of soldiers are on Red
River, on the lookout for Indians. A pas
senger who came to Fort Union with the
mail, stated he had orders from Col. Foun>
tleroy to the troops not to attack the In
dams, if it could possibly be avoided.
Six companies also left Pawnee Fork on
the lst inst. ora scout, and if they do not
receive countermanding orders they will no
doubt drive the Indians from the road or
whip them into submission.
The forty dragons that left Pawnee Fork
some weeks ago to attack band Of Kiowas,
returned without finding them.
The mail came through without an escort,
not having seen an Indian on the road, and
would have made schedule time, had they
not travelled five days with an ox-train.
A train of nineteen wagons left here to
day for Denver City, and others are making
preparations for leaving in few days. The
news from the gold regions is very Rattcr-
ing, and has created quite stir among the
friends Of those out there.
The weather is still dry here, and there is
no prospect Of any rain
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16
GYssi0g gtlO9lsss,

Of the many blessings which an al-wise Cr.,
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, yet dependant
man, the knowledge Of the laws Of health and
remedies for distressing maladies, is csrtsinv
among the most useful. For Diarrhea, Dysentery
Cholera Morbus, and similar affections Of n,
bowels, Green's CarminatiVe Syrup acts Xix, a
charm, relieving the sufferer and restoring M,
rosy tint Of health. A single bottle will cOn,iDcs
the most sceptlCal. See advertisement in another
column.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16
Iron THE DEMOCRAT.

TO L. AND X. G.
Wrten on finding their fOwers loose IN my scrap-6OOA
We came, but we found them all faded, the flowers
The cedar and roses entwining;
Their fragrance was fed, as the sunny, bright
hours,
When crystal gems on them were Ginning.
Here, sleeping in silence, no fetter confines them
These types of a friendship so pure;
Since this is the clasp that SO fondly entwines
them,
ethan love, it is frmer and truer."
Alas they have faded, though loves touches
bound them,
Hope laves them full oft with her tears,
And memory is by to keep as she found them,
Unharm'd by the blighting of years.
EARNEST.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

TIE APPROACHING CONVENTIONS. The
Columbus ga } Times publishes an able let
ter from Senator lverson, in which he says
at is now distinctly ascertained that il
the whole Convention assemblies at Balti
more, platform Of principles, satisfactory
to the seeding States, will be adopted BY
the majority Of the Convention, upon which
all sound meg, North aud South can cor,
daily unite"
In view Of all that is passing the "Flori
dian" has no hesitation in expressing the
opinion that Florida Ought % follow the
course Of her sister States in awaiting the
final action at Baltimore. "No evil tit says
can result from such step, and much good
m4y flow FROM il, If harmony can be re.
stored. it is certainl worth an effort to bring
it alb mt; but if it caDDot be restored after q
fair trial, then let the consequences rest
where they will properly belong. One Of
the most decided and distinguished State
Rights Democrats 10 Middle FLORIDA, and
one who earnestly and cordially sustans the
Icourse of the delegates from this State,
writes 'In conclusion, / will say, that With
Ian earnest desire to see the party re amion.
Ell, think that the Richmond Convention
ought to assemble at the lime appointed, but
delay defnite action until an opportunity IS
afforded to ascertain the the tone and spirit
of the Baltimore Convention"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

SAD.-AIl who have listened with delight
to the brilliant performances, on the key bugle,
Of Ned Kendall, win be grieved to hear that
this accomplished musician was, at last 40.
counts, lying at the point of death in Boston
his disease being consumption.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

Last week couple just married were cross
ing the river near Westport, Ky, in boat,
when they were run into by a steamer and
both drowned The father of the bride wit
messed the tragedy from the shore.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

THE VACANT JUDGEsHIP. We learn
from Washington, that the names of the
Hon. Wiley P. Harris, Of Mississippi Hon
VIM. l.. Harris, and Hon. Il. G. Handy
are mentioned in connection with the vacan.
cy ON the Bench of the Supreme Court,
caused by the death of Judge Daniel.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16
SODA FOUNT.

II CONSTANTLY keep on hand Ice, an sn "a
furnish the most elegant sammef dTinE--GSOys.
WATER with Ics--that can be found any grn
Call aud try It. II. HAbDD
Aprii 81 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

Two THOUSAND BUSHELS or TROUT AT ONE
IIAUL.-The fisheries of the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia have been remarkable successful this
season. such quantities having been taken that
the consequence is that large quantities have
been carried npon the adjacent farms as manure.
AT one haul last week two Thousand b9shels
OF trout were pulled up. The seine slapped in
six foot water and it being impossible to land
sRcl an immense quantity the seine had to be
opened that portion might escape. One-half
were accordingly let ont and one thousand
bushels pulled ashore. This occurred in North
ampton. -NorfoM Dig Book.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
STATE AT LARGE.
II. T. ELLETT, of Claiborne.
A. X. BLYTHE, of Yallobushs.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
j. W. CLAPP, of Marshall.
SECOND DISTRICT.
RICHARD HARRISON, Of Monroe.
THIBD DISTRICT.
?. F. LIDDELL, of Carroll.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
LIVINGSTON MINIS, of Kinds.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
J. b. CHRISMAN, of Lawrence.
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SUMNER's SPEEcH.-Many of the prominent
Black Republican papers are very chilly about
Summers recent malignant and grossly insult
ing TRADE in the United States Senate. They
deprecate its tone and strongly intimate that il
will 10 Lincoln and lIamlin uuch harm. The
Washington correspondent of tue New York
Herald says: We are glad also, TO understand
that the members of the senate from the South
have agreed among themselves to answer ihG
venoinous and ferocious abolition speech of
Samner only by their silent contempt. Mr..
Chestnut, of South Carolina, iItinated this
very broadly in his brief notice of Summers
harangue; and this is assurcdly the very best
treatment of the ease that could be adopted.
We are apprehensfve, however, that some OF
our Southern hotspurs will find it Impossible
10 adhere to this resolution; although, from
tue self-control which they exhibited 10 day
under all the taunts and singing insults piled
1pon their heads by Sumner, one would think
them equal to the experiment of ignoring him
and his speech the remainder Of the session,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

The Georgia Convention, which split in two
on the question Of sending delegates to Rich
lnond and TO Baltimore, did not, as it appears,
disagree on the doctrine that neither Congress
nor the people Of the Territories havsthe rlCh t
to exclude slavery from the Territories.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

One John B. Brown, reporting himself from
Alexandra, who was one of the Vice Presi
dents OF the Virginia Republican" Conven-
ton, at Wheeling, which sent delegates to
Chicago, has been arrested at Alexandria for
circulating incendiary publications, among
them Helpers book. Tt seems that be is a
Northerner by birth, and has been suspected
characta for some time past.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

The New Orleans True Delta SAYS: The CITY
% health,; yes, healthy in spite of filth. So far
We near that those introductory favors which
usner In an epidemic are absent There are,
i, owsVef' an abundance Of crvaking ravens o.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-16

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
J. W. CLAPP, of Marshall.
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And al Druggists.
January Z, l860-eow1y.
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A11eghany Springs
Montgomery County, Virginia.
A Boarding and Day school

| . FOR YOUNG LADIES'
VNTILL be opened September Ist in Nashville by J.
Wv W. NICHOLS, formerly prinGFaIo the Florence Fe.
male ACADEMY Allah and during the last FIVE years
| er in the Nashville Female Academy
building selected for this restitution
Of Spruce street, and is 'nogn "Couzzins" House
The OF instruction will comprise the
REQUIRED in English education. most Pro.
fessors Music Drawing, French, &c, engaged.
| II FFoT particulars ddress J. W. NICHOLS,
/ funa Nashville.
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RENEWABLE AT PIEAsURH y. -
Oe Square, year. sSOEaeh additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding th space contracted
~ fol, will be charged for the excess.
-'- a-'-s $3.50 IN THE WEEKLY. MOO o.l +ssf5
ONE DOLLAR per SQUARE rs F ozzTs for each
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published IN bost the Daily Weekly Will
be charged the full daily races with half the weekly rates
added. t --e-i
7rastens Advertisements paid for tie time Of
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OBJ 9asbtiIIt anion anS 8neritan.
sar i n Rates q sAdyeFtl.lnE.. 8 =

TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE,
= .----.--- ---.- /. IN TIE DAILY
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virtue sqndy executions to directed from the honora
D BILE Untd States Circuit Court for the Middle District Of
tennessee sitting will expose pubic sale to hs
highest bidder cash. the city Of Nashve 1t the Court
HOUSE. uray, the 9bday Of September 1860 all the
title and interest which James Ncho and John Nicho Jr
now own here @ acquire in and the fol owing tract
OF land lying in Davidson county, about ~ miles North
wet OF the Of ahv the Hydes Ferry Turnpike road,
being the tract parcel OF land conApg $685. that
laid of ana ao ted by commissioners John Ncho sr in
trust for james and John Ncho BY decree Of the Chance
CoIr at Nashville rendered the 10Th day Of May l5 and
which decree registered in the Registers Office in Davidson
county, in No 6 pages 1913 and 49, For particu
Lar description which, reference is here made to said decree
registered aforesaid.
Levied upon the property of James and Tohn Nicho r
and to satisfy the follow No 1746 Levy 70
vs. James Nchol 10 l747, Thomas Wood & Co Jam
Nicho No l7IS Wood Corey Wood James Ncho; No
l74s William Ensly Co vs. James Nchol No 1903 In
kscp shackeord McKie vs. James Nichol No teO4 Will
liam Ensy Co JChn kcho jF No 1906 Inskeep, Shack
eord & Mckee James John Nichol, NJ lS6, Alex
Stewart Co james Nicol; No 2046 SaIuel Cochran
Co vs. James and 'ohn Nichol B No 2O4, DJrunas Nixon
vs. James Niehol; No 2O49 JafrAy & james
Mic OIL No 1858 Watson Hdebremn James NichOl No
1854 Cheesebough Stevens &c James Nichol No 205,
Carleton rockingham James Nichol; No 49 Oden'
heimer Tennent james NieioI. H.. ..
Sale within legal honr-postVe and This
18th day of July, ls60,
J.B CLEMENTS Q s. Marshal,
july l0-dtds for the Middle District Tennessee.
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Mississippi Gtiver Cotton Plantation
GOH sale. .--.

TEHHE Cypress Bend Plantation Chico: county Arkansas,
Of very Cotton Plantations Mississippi
river offered for sale at the extremely low OF SOS
600 1t has all the and machinery required
for eighty hands, aud 1000 of land cultivation
hearing crop Of unsurpassed cotton and There 500
altogether in the tract aud but is arabic Pro-
this by trent and sid levees, oveows
posshe and examination it will be found the cheapes
place the river. rs0
Refer to LNDIEY Nashville Tenn or on the premises
to .. & A. G. WELLB0hN.
iuly27-tiIl Noyl5 81
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strayed or stolen.

an The night o. TIE I'm, heavy set pacing Bay FTOr.e
with heavy black and tail. with ucara an H. .s,
der from hstaa hve or six years old sh ali round mi
give ten dollars Tor his delivery 20 taken up IN this gE
boFhaod and twenty ave doarsir taken IN cut an th
and airy dollars for the thief. THOMAS FARDIRG.
aug o-d2g i---l ~ q - Nsa- e-.s-s,t.
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Kingston springs.
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

WILL sell Monday, September 10 1850, my Mills and
Farm, ing las The Mills new pair
French for wheat pair and good
Mill about so cle.eibudiugs good and only
miles from town with good pike to it.
Eight Store Rooms Dwellings, the Pleas
Hotel ills only Hotel in miles this place
About 50 Town Lots suitable for Dwellings Stores SNons &c
P surrounded the lands Tennes
the Of the Tennessee Alabama Rail
road.
Seven hundred forty Land
from we'll timbered and four free springs
Ao, 500 miles South this place. Turn
pike acres ceal Orchards Buildings good
springs fencing good This place
by Andrew Kenedsy. Terms liberal. Z. o. GROSS.
Mount nj lift.
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Land for Sale.

application be made in short time, will sell
modatinE terms, kOTIy Acres OF Land three miles
from the Corn ration limits MN Creek opposite Mai COT
This is one Of the beautiful locations in Davidson
About cnehalf the land in timber the balance in envs
ton There are on premises comfortable cabins and
young Apply MAJ Corr nea the place or to
self for particulars. OHASs h MINsION
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04
Land for sale.

DEING DESTROYS of moving South, offer sale my
200 acres lying Cumberland river in JoLes Bend, Ds
wilson county the Hermitage Some 2U oft
land about OF which cleared and the balance
cleared.
place ia sell wood God can al
all times for cash. .... .. .--. ...-
There upon this farm, dwelling house. smoke house
and cabins Any desiring mine this farm
with view purchasing time the premises
July "a, 1860 d3m L. P B0NDU6ANT.