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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-26
South Carolina Convention!


CHARLESTON, Der. 10.
The Convention reassembled this morn
ing.
Dr.. Curtis prayed.
Oae hundred and sixty delegates. on ID,
call Of the roll, were found TO b. present.
The President read a e,ter from Hon
J John Fillmore, Commissioner from AIabsms
enclosing e legrsphic Dispatch from, Gov
Moore, dated Montgomery. Ala, l7th inst
Il was az follows:
ITO Hon John Elmore. Tell the Con-
vention TO listen to no proposition for con-
promise or delay. Signed. Governor Moore.
The dispatch was greeted with loud sp
pIause, and subsequently was referred TO ih.
Committee Of an address 10 the people Q
the Southern States.
A resolution was adopted 10 adopt the
rules Of other conventions for the govern
ment Of this.
A motion to take the ccmmuncati on
from the Georgia Legislature, and refer il
70 the Committee on an Address to The
People Of the Southern States, elected d.
bate. but was not acted on.
The Committee on Commerce and Posts
Arrangements was increased to -.
After some MINISTERIAL debate On the sub
ject Of the mails, the special order, being
the resolution relative 10 the secession por.
ton Of the message q the President Of the
United States, was taken up.
Mr.. .Magrsth spoke Of the property Of
Son,h Carolina.
Mr.. Miles, have not the least idea that
the President Of the United States will
send reinforceme nts here. In conversation,
and subsequently, in written communities.
ton, know this 10 have been said 10 him.
III you send solitary soldier to those forts,
the instant the intelligence reaches our peo-
pie, and we will take care that il reaches
them in good season, the forts will be taken,
because they are necessary 10 our safety.
NJ. Miles spoke about the repairs 10 Fort
Sumpter, and mentioned tho cause Of ihs 20.
signs,ion Of Secretary Cass. At Fort Mou-
trio there were only Go men. Csptsin An.
derson 10 needful Of troops. and Miles felt
the necessity OF being watchful les, few
persons from Charleston should surprise The
fort q night. Let " wit awhile. a. al the
repairs will b to our advantage.
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J As II & IL
WEDNESDAY. :nEcEMEER &c. 1850


U5In another column will be found
the secession proceedings OF the South
Carolina Convention. Ii will be seen
she has taken all the steps a State can
take towards peaceful separation
from the Federal Government. This
has been followed by the resignation
OF most OF the officers, both civil and
military, from that State. Thus from
tho unjust agitation OF tho slavery
question, has commenced the dismem-
berment Of the great American Re-
public. But one step more remains to
plunge the nation into all the horrors
OF civil war. Let the Republican doc
trne of coercion, as advocated by the
leading men Of that party now in Con-
gress, be carried out. and in less than
q month one half Of the nation will he
engaged in deadly conflict with the
other halt-brother's hands will he
raised against brothers, fathers against
sons, and sons against fathers. This
is the scene to which we are invited
by Mr.. Lincoln's supporters. Men OF
Indiana, are you willing to engage in
it. We think We hear an almost uni.
versal no. Then let us decide what
course we will pursue. There are but
two modes for the General Govern
mcnt to pursue toward South Carroll
na and the seven other States that will
likely follow her By the middle Of Jan
nary. One il to recognize their indie
pendencc. and let them 90 peaceably,
which will in fact establish the doe
trinc OF secession. The other il to at
tempt to force them to remain ia the
Union. lfthe latter course should be
adopte we til nix the interest of our
people demands that Indiana should
act independently; allowing no hostile
meetings within her borders; forbid
ding alike the Federal Government
and the Southern Republic from re-
cruit;ng among her citizens; and thus
preserve our people from the contain
mating influences Of abolitionism or
slavery -propagandism. We might
thus be in position. at the proper
tire, alter several thousands Of the
ultra fanatics. on both sides. have been
killed, to mediate successfully between
the contending factions, and possibly
restore peace and conduce to the re-
construction Of the Union. To secure
this independent action wo hope will
be the first aim Of our next legislature
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NOTICE il heratv given iha, by v'r;ue
49, cf certified copy Of juigmrn, cfr
decree o. foreclosure. rendered Ia The Pix.
Circuit Court. q, The September term, 1850
viii ofier for sale az publ suction 10 ~
highest bidder. for cash 10 hand. At tie tour
of the court hou-s IL Jispe-. ~
TUESDAY, January Oh, 1851.
be'weea me hours prescribed by law, me
rents and profits for seven years of the fcl
lowing described real estate. situated in Du-
bols couGiy, to.wii:
The east half Of The north west quarter Il
section 10, township one. south OF range
wes'. containing so acres.
And on failure 10 realize tho full amount
Of principal. interest ard cost called for by
raid decree will a. the same time and olare
ane 10 like manner, soil the fee simple Of
said real estate.
Decreed TO be sold IS the properly 81 Jas
C. Msrshall, Oliver w. Marshall. Reuben
NJ. Case and Thomas 4. Montgomery, al
the suit or Henry p. Huhbel.
JOHN WElKEI.. sheriff n. G.
Dec. IL, 1S60-3S. 81 30
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Mr Cree lnefn n Mp las "a lh4 1pb.
nc' o. NE coIlessiya u Aulirs " NJ, Cas.
oliDss
Mr.. Ilayne--The c)nsr.s. of ,he United
States i NJ longer oar Governments; ii will
be Tor our Legislatures ~ say wnat laws 81
the United States shall De continued aid
wha, not.
Mr.. Grsgg--C,neres-iops lsws icr lhs
collection ~ the fsyeuue are iur The 40.
port Of tie II deraI Government. An ths
post.oiii,s laws ial u ,ae ground on cur dis
solution with that Government
Mr.. Miles--We have 10 deal with stern
facts and realities. We must prevent con
fusion, anarchy. aud the arrangement D,
our government +iiairs. Tnngs must. ivr
the present, remain 10 sia,u qco, or conu.
sion win arlse.
Alr. Hayne thought sudden action ,j,ri.
Gus.
Mr.. Chestnut-We must reyiyify such
laws az are best TO preserve Is from ca,am
tiles.
Mr.. Moysk thought the prcssn, postal
system a nuisance. lie thought The public
would be better served private BY parties.
Mr.. Calhoun. We hsve pulled the ten.
pie down which has been built three. qunr
ters Of a century. We must clear thc rub
bish away and reconstruct another W.
are houseless and homeless, and must secure
ourselves from storms.
Mr.. Dunkin-If that ordinance is passed.
things will 90 in the custom house ami post
Office exactly - nov, Until other lrrnnge-
ments be made by this Convention.
Other debate, 10 abou, the same effect,
followed.
Mr.. Massick offered resolution rqnir-
ing how much Of Congressional l.gi-taiicn
would be nbsogsud by secession, and hn~
mich II il might remain in force uoIwiih
standing he &C, Of secession. A urncd
G, LUNBlA, Dee. 2O.-The Methodist Con
ference. Of this State, passed res buttons u.
favo- az SECESSION
Ex-Governor MrDlnall died Al ssrieiis
on Mondry night.
Eleven new cases Of small-pcx nrcnvrsd
on Tuesday.
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ALMOST IN JAlL.--Last Friday eve
ming man was brought here in Gus
tody Of constable of Hall township,
in pursuance OF an order of Squire
Connolly, to imprison him until the
fine and costs were paid, in case in
which he was found guilty Of an as
sault and battery. He held ont val
liantly until he reached the Jail door,
when he concluded il was the part Of
wisdom to give the security required,
which he did, and avoided the ugly
boarding house.
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FREEDOM or rHE RussfaN SERs.-A
st Petersburg letter says that N the
first Of January. 1861. fine Ser.s NJ al
Russia will be forever deliveries from
the yoke Of slavery. The Emperor
ordered that the ukase proc'aiminy
their final emancipation must be ready
before the close Of the present year
Tie Ministers are engaged in exam
lining the fifty-two reports of the
Emancipation Committee, to draw up
the final act and submit it to the for
NAL approval Of the Senate.
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Mr.. NIBLAcK's REsoLr1roS.-Ths
following is q resolution offered by
our Representative, several days ago
in the House, and referred to the
Committee on the State Of the Union:
"Resolved, That the select commit.
tee to which has been referred so much
OF the Presidents message Is relates
to the perilous condition Of the coun.
be instructed to inquire whether it be
competent for Congress to provide BY
law for the payment Of the value q
fugitive slaves rescued by force OF
violence, by the counties, cities, Of
municipal districts in which such FL.
gitivc slaves should be so rescued;
and If It be found that Congress pos.
sesscs the power so to enact, then that
said committee Inquire into the OK.
pcdiency Of thus providing By Law
and report By bill or otherwise"
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More than 1900 men and wo-
men, operatives vt New Haven,
Conn, have been discharged since the
election. There will be hard times
among the laboring poor Of New Eng
land this winter.
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AccrDExr.-Last Thursday as Mr..
Simon Stallcup was killing hogs for
Isaac Harris, q hog in laundering hit
a butcher knife which he held in his
hand, driving it through one his legs,
completely severing the leader, just
above the knee.
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UMat. Gardner was on trial yes
terday, before Eco. Alexander, for an
assault and battery on David Gardner,
his brother, on Christmas eve. lie
was fined $25, which with the costs,
makes his spree cost him over $50.
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No PAPER.-This being holiday
week no paper will be issued from
this office next week. Ii We receive
any news Of great interest we will is
sue an extra.
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owe wish our readers a Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
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1.-THE Legislature Of Indiana will
meet on the first Thursday after the
first Monday in January.
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builders ~ preferable TO nnvthiag hat has
her'nfnre h"en "sed ~ 'la n"-noSe. g.
PROT. q. =. " Gods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOIiFF0R,
ET u nrsci~sly vhui i's rrms irdica'es.
Il ~ while pessen, iu'ha tss'e, j; is re-
siyilying. rxhiirainv and sre,r lheniug 20
ne vi'sl prwrr. II 40 reyigifes. rein
State rnd reu4w4 ~. bhoi In N lis oriri-
~ nnrilr nnd renders the svstem invnl-
nrrsblc fr a,.cks Of disease. II T. ,hs
onls preparation ever Offered 10 the world
in o popular fprm 50 ~ ~ he IN The reach
~ rll. A. \ sure pr.vr',ivr md cure ~
Consumption. Br"rrhi''~, Indis~s,ior, Drs.
perai.. Loss n; Anro'ir'. Fain'ne-s.
Ne,y"rs Iriishili'y. Nrn-aiyi.,
pslpsia'ionui 'hr Hear, Mel
bnchnly. Ilvpochnrdta.
Nigh, Sweais. Lam
grr Gddnf-s,
and IN 'het
Class NJ
cssca 81 FsarfuIy Fatal. calico Fenac
Weaknesses md Irregularities.
THERE IS NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
A-a. Liver Ds,nnraments "a 'r.,giiiy.
50, i.vts compsints. Diseases Of tie Ki-
nfys. Or an. gen,rri arrangement Of the
Uriuars organ.
II wll Mt unlg cn-e he debility following
Chill : and FEVER tu' prevent ali ~
incks a,ising from Mia-nnlir iriiutnrna and
cure the Jiseuses u once, II areedy a.
tscksd
TRyvrLERs should h W bottle with their.
- il viii inisllIbiy prevent any deir'-rou-
consequences following upon change Of cli-
mate and w,tcr.
A. i, prevents cnsivcn- strengthens
The digestive organs, !, sh"il'i b. ~ ITO
hands ~ al persons ~ ~edenfary brbt-.
LADIES not accustomed 20 much out 81
dcnr rxrrc 80 should always ~. u.
MorHERs should use II. ;or Il il perfrc'
rer', taken 4 month III 'wD before ne final
trsl. The An pass tho dreadful period with
perfect rs~r and safety.
There u no mistake about iii
THE CORDIAL is Ill We CLAM FOR It'll.
Mothers Try Il.
anu w suu W. ulpth w tttttt ''t ~
Ness ~ decline not only 81 your daughters
before IL be too late. but also yuur cons AMI
husbands: 'or while the former from ialss
jelicary 20 down 10 premi,usr gave fa'h-
~ than iet their condition be known 10 umt.
The laiter nre often 50 mixed upin Tie excite
'nent Of business, that II Il were not Tor yuu,
they 100 wnuli travel in the same dow inward
path, until !, IL ton late to arrest their fatal
all But The mother IL always vicilan', and
10 you We confden,iaiiy nppesl, for we are
sure your never failing rf'ctipn will uner-
rinrly point von 70 PROF. WOODS RE-.
CORDIAL AND BLOOD
RENOVATOR as the remedy which should
be always on hand In time Of need.
PRor. wooD's HAIR Rest RArvE
l. too well known for Us to recount its won
eriu effects ID restoring Gray Hair 70 rs
original color, and producing Now Hair on
5s ID heads
We could refer to thousands Of living
witnesses, 10 be found 10 every city and w.
sgc in the Union, but our space viii not
admit. We need DO no more than assure
the people is quality = a. good as ever a"u
hat II may b. relied On as the only harm
Ices ariiclr 10 The m-rkel for Restoring 'hc
frsy and Bali.
III, Restorative Cardal and Hsir RrFor-
ativc ais ior ale Nv q. J WOOD ~ ~
~ Broadway, N ". lli Market s'ree'
VI Lon- ond IN Al druggists.
bubecribo for the Jasper Courier
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.--l---
Dec Is lSGO--lo r. Steward and vile
twins. bn'h girs.
Dec IL. lsG0-T1 G white oud uife
male child.
Der. 90 1SGo-To Isaac Harris md Vie
q Christmas present. iin" boy
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WYE nre now selling NJ. article n
w super6nr -Four ~ The Jasper Mil ~
50 20 per 100 pounds. Asc, fine orn
M al ~ 40 cents per tushel A reasonable
profit y all ask Tor nv mill Grinding d.
saving done on SHIRT notice My -Four II
superior 70 'hs' ground by Steam mills.
Jasper, Dec 19-3m + ECkERT.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
NO.1OO
Spetial 9utires.

Newelfs Cough Syrup.--As each bottle
OF this article Is accompanied by ample testimony IN
res;cnt the iacTita Of rs contents further comment
is unnecessary.
Sold by RICE, COFFIN AGO,
Wholesale and Retail, q street,
anSl FIN Marysvilic
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
mOlIoway's PlIIa.-CostiVonoss.--,

bowels become torpid and powerless under continual
rursston. Holoways Pills penetrate TO thenuclcus
of the disease and cradcstos 1t. They cvacuate the
foul and vitated Particles from the Intestnes, by 8
mild aperlent operation and reoupeTate their exhaus-
ted energy by restoring tone aud vlgor they induce
healthy action and prevents relapse Of the maady,
For Plies, Flstulas, Dyspepsia and all dlsordars OF
the ylseera, they stand without rival Sold by all
Druggists At 25c, G2e, and 81 per box. decIs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18

Mrs. ~ A. Aliens ZyiobaIsn mann, or
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING Is essential to uss wfh
the Restorer, and often times IN young persans win
stop the Hair from falling It Is tho best dressing for
the Hair known, rendering it soft silky and glossy.
aaposing It to curl, and remain In any desired posi-
ton. Read the Advertisement No other preparation
has such an array Of convincing testimony. del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
MI AFBLE.
Premium Marble Works.

p. j. DEvINB Sc BRO,
X street. bctoesn Sirth, and Seventh streets.
Sacramento, Gel,
cNuuTprrRE. Busts, Statues Monuments, rombs
- and Grave stones Mantle Pieces, table and eolh-
ser tops So &C. constantly on hand or made 70 o'"e'
~ the shortest notice s
Or iers from the country promptly attended to.
Mp j. D. 4 Bro. have received diplomas and
Gold Medals at the several STATE Pairs a from me
heossaies' lEsttSte. HSS"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
Paint and Yarmish Brushes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
N tory of j. j. Adams j Co.. consisting of O. X.
sud Extra Paint, VHggis5 aad White-wash BRUSHES
Blenders, Fekes Sal.ie and c. II. Pencils Shoe Stove
Gluice ami Scfg5bng Brushes of superior quality.
Vow lAndin Ex. "Jno Stuart" ami "Fleetwing," and
Tor sale low by RICE, COFFIN * Co,
may 21-Q ~ ID street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
MRS. WINsLOW.

An experienced nurse snd female phyaelan has 6
SOOTHING Syrup for children tecthing which greatyfs
eats the process Of teethinr by softenng the gums,
redu1inb al infama;lon-wn allsy ali pain, and is
sureto regulate tho bowels. Depend upon It mothers
will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants. Pefeoty safe IN ali caaes See adver-
NSeihehV 10 sholher column. mAy41y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
Toilet
AnValids
'Thayer's Fluid Extracts.

FULL assortment of these reliable preparations
N fast coming into general use with Druggists and
physicians at the East. For prospectus. dose lists
jyl2 RICE, COFFIN co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
Tho NTedicaI aud Surgical Institute OF

AAc NhtuiN"A anu Sur&lcNi AugtbuIB OF
Dr. l. j. ClAPKAY, is already secured IL position
which plaecS It, as well lts proprietor, far above
The assaults Of envy and professional malice. II ihs
schools Of France tho highest prices are ofrn award
cd to practitioners in this department Of EiedioSi
science, and they occupy with others an equally lofty
position 10 the profession Rcard al lussiogs ex-
Snple shining light among the philosophical stars ef
bis age in Europe, and Dr. Cdspksy has fully eqused
him In this country, ss proof Of Witch, the PhiS-
delphia College Of Medicine eompllraentsd him withA
/ DIPLOMA aad the honorary dd eIndsm degree. .se.
octins this ss his Acid OF operation although qusiAsa
a. graduate Of the University OF Pesth, And late
Chief Surgeon ot the Hungarian Revolutionary srmy,
FOR more extended lsbors, Dr. l. J. oEapkay hA. ext
his earnest attention to the euro Of chronic and pri-
vate diseases in which he has become so great al exc
pert that he ia now regarded the LEADER in thIs
eranch Of bis profession throughout the United gtates
and his portrait and biography published "a mat
Ter Of Interest to their readers In the most exclusive
journals. The DocioT'l ofces arc st bis AedcAiaud
BaEgcsi Institute. On Sacramento street, corner Of
L9desiorE, nearly opposite tie sul5ags Of TIE Pa
e!he Mall Steamship Company.
fS~ We ask particular attention c: ouT rsaserats
Aesworn Certificates Of remarkable eures IN another
column Of this paper sesO.sn
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
Patent Syringes

NTOREY SMITHS Reservoir, Davidson's, Matt
lVA sons Maue's-lndispen in every family.
jyl2 NCE, COFFIN co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
MAl&YSVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
f street. between 9TH and Sth.

TEACHERS
MRS. f. c. POSTON ....... ....... Principal
MISS MARY T.. JEWETF. TF................ Assistant.
MIR. n. BRUuKS...... ........ Teacher . Drawing
ENIE Fourth Scholastic Year al this Institution will
l commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 27th 1S60.-
The wear is divided into two Terms, Of twenty two
weeks each, with short vacation at Christmas and
a longer during the summer months
TERMS PER MON I'll OF -FOUR WEEKS
Ilig7er English Branches. ........ .......... 4s
Primary ....... ......, ............ -. 90
Languages each ......... 81. .. ........ d 20
Board including Washin 3D.. ...... ........ 81 90
Music. ri no Guitar Melodan .........l0 90
Drawing Painting, Water Colors.. ........ 90
Pdntirgin in Oi Cnors ..... ...............,. s 90
Lessons in Wax Work, Leather Work, Enbrold.
cry, each Observation-Disclosures. ............. 1 On
n. D.-Board and Tuition payable every month Ia
advance No deduction made for abse ce, except in
of protraced sickness. Each boarder is requr
ed to be furnished with bedding towels and napkins,
silver spoon and fork. jy9S
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-18
G. +. SCIEOLL,

NF the best Lamlnated Steel and stub-f~ist Double
I J barrel Shot Guns, Rides, Colts Pistols, Gun
Enuinmertg sad Materials PGgder, Balls, shot ana
Cans always on hand and for sale
have also new Machinery orcuttlng daih l"'s'
and re.horing ghot Gun Barrels TO shoot well. 80
Gun pistol and Locks repairs Of all kinds VIII DC
executed with ueatness and dispatch I'M,
Adams self.Cockiug Pistols Eeys Patent WIRE
CartrIge kinds of Gun Waddin9. NIL.
pistols loaded at short notice Guns ana Fis'ois
Slught. -. rhoo,a~
West side Of street, next to the Ihe9tsT;
nov3-my " 'S''
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Sit Lux ct Lux Fuit
CAL. OIL LA NJ II 9.

WETE have iu received another supply Of Coal Oil Lamps
w among handsome patterns tor par
lor all fitted with Collins burner. which is me ast improve
ment is mmeasuraby superior other Lamp nov be-
fore the puoc for sOness and sesdnes OF nae o
smoke simplicity In construction, beauty AID elegance IN nnis
cleanliness and economy One Lamp will give the ghtof four
candles and does not much The Oil we have i'm
ported to burn in these lamps clear beautiful article free
any offensive odor leaves grease spot when split
carpet or clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN CO.,
Wholesale retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square.
nArl8-u Nashville, Tenn
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sRNHB Nashville and North Western Railroad Company uh
70 contract Tor 10000 Cedar Cr0ss-1Eess feet
long inches Thick. we'll hewn, to face a. place
less nchs clear VI bark, timber 70 Be sound, deliver
ed At the grade line OF the road In Nashville.
The contractors want to contract for 10000 white
Post OAK Ties, Of the sire aboFs BE- delivered
line ef the road In pills. from section IA 70 section "a
enough each section 70 supply the
Persons wishing 70 bid viii direct 70 the President and Direct
Of tie nashville and F0rthWeasern Railroad Company
Hashviis. Tenn. 'ugySs-o
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REMOVAL.
John YORK d CO

ETkVE removed their Book BiHdery and
blank Book Mandatory to the Baptist Publishing Hous
Tt house Douglass Co., north Market sire T. No 50
"a door from squArand will be GLAD TO see all their old
and invite that want work in line. We
5000 h make Blank Books in the best and any
ven pastrn Particular attention will be paid 70 The Binding
~ Periodicals. and old Books Our prices as low as the
me stye Of work can at the Bndy Store,
Union Street left At either place will receive ed
.,t.rtinn RPN tebll-usdd
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rHxHK subcrhsr oss for la seventy ofland On
Hlsils Frarklin Turnpike, iour Ess irom Nas17is
foips the tracs Ehnh - rss AID he nnl % Ef1 la
Jne ne land equal The best, vita aoundonc1 81
Isnt never falling VAR, a th8 Rsl bsauilui brisng
~ ne and II he mdIt dneIt
1rs-f-e aprIs NATHANTnI BkHTEp.
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
valuable Land for Sale.
o,Eacres Clear ed, and in a fine state
of Cultivation
gHyHIs Farm lies mile from Jones staten, on the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Wnches
,sr and three allies Salem in Franklin comfy On the
far h comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and all
onf houses Close the dwelling Is hne spring.
GOOD and plenty Of faiag stock water The land
mi RICH and cultivation stands unsurpassed by
=; ~ nyopose To sell this valuable Tract Of Land,
and Would who wish know about j. John P
White Nahye Tenn AS COlyar, Winchester, or they
~ 1851 ~ ~ ~ HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct ea, Winchester, franklin county, Tenn.