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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17

Plugs or Hose Hydrants for washing side
walks, 50 for each house of 20 feet front or
less, and for all fronts exceeding 25 feet at
the rate of 10 cents for each additional front
foot. ......,... ......., ..... .t-5...
Corner buildings to be charged at the above
rates for both fronts. en-, l..
Plugs for Gardens and other purposes to be
assessed. ..-
Barber Shops, 50 per annum for each chair.
for each stall.
For each Carriage, Buggy or Wagon, 81
per annum. ,...4.. ''--
Each Work Horse 81 per annum.
Street. Horse Troughs So per annum.
Bakeries, for each barrel of -four consumed
l cent
Cofee-houses, from 90 to scope annum.
Restaurants, from So to $25 per annum.
Fountains to be assessed. ' '7 '-.''
Stores, Offices and Sleeping Rooms, from
81 to $40 per annum.
Smith-shops, So per annum for each forge
Brick-work, cents per 1000. % TOD
Plasterihg,' 2 cents for each bushel of lime
used, .i. a.. r..i,ur, 4.--y r1 ,rr
Stone-work, cents per perch.
Schools, asylums and churches, from So to
$40 per annum, to be assessed. ~ .
Steam engines to be assessed by the tables,
according to the size of boilers, extent of fire
surface, pressure of steam, size and velocity
Of engines, &c, and for every fifty hands EN-
ployed an additional charge of So per annum,
or the amount shall be determined by the
meter, and paid for at the rate of l 3-lO cents
for every 100 gallons
Manufactures, hotels, distilleries, tanne-
ries, Slaughter breweries, and all
other large consumers to pay at the rate OF
$40 cents per 100 gallons-the amount OF
water to be determined by estimation of the
Superintendent or ShryeyOr or by meter.
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sTRAYED.

STRAYED-Away from the owner, PATRICK
S9t - tCuMMiNs, No; 1913 Betts.stIeet last night
GREY HORSE, with harness, attached to a cart, The
hinder win bc rewarded by telling the owner where
he shall find them. n ~ r myl7-bF
. STRAYED OR STOLEN-HOG "A white and
- black barrow. A liberal reward will be given to
the person returning him to A. l.. CURTIS, south
SIDE Of Whitewater Canal, between Harriet and
HOrn.streets. ,I.. myl6-bF i
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 4 CO.
I'm Nm Assignee,s Sale of Variety and Notion Store,
May Is, at nine O'clock, at No. 1S East Fourth.
the entire stock OF Hosiery, Variety and No
sortment 1To be sold by the order Of the Assignee OF
- sr,-1 FREDERICK LEWIS, Assiunee. f
! Il > " " ~ JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
myB -Er' No. 18 East Fourth street
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JEFFERsoN's OPINION.

.Iuri.. !.
In speaking OF Mt. Hamilton, the leader of
the Federalists Mr,, Jefferson says that he
lauded the British GoYernment, and de-
clared II the most perfect on. earth; with
reference to its corruptlonsi he declares them
necessary Iuckers JeteTson,. l-390 7ia
In In speaking OF Jay and Hamilton, he says ;
Both are dangerous They pant after a
union with England, as the power which is
to support their ProjectsgEI6ld, 39l: bod, I
ti Again, in speaking OF the Federalists, he
says that they desire the new government
only as stepping stone TO monarchy.-Ibid
43z. ,rgo4.g .g -i,sri4...t. -g.rr.rl 9.'t d. /
,.Y On the SUBJECT OF q, public debt pc says be
wishes II pad oil tomorrow; Col. Hamil-
ton, never but always to remain IN existence
Tor MN 70 manage and corrupt the legisla1
ture. Col. Hamilton was then Secretary OF
tne treasury; Jefferson, secretary OF state
Ioid 43S. oi. 5trp b,.l gadi =. .t.,,. v,..u,. }
Il, with reference 70 the material OF which
the congress OF iI95 was composed, ne thus
speaks; Bank directors. =. holders OF
Dank STOCK: 2. Stock yopDers. "A. Bhnd de-
voices ot the administration. o. Ignorant
persons, &c. S,slg,a,,,d c.la, xou,.yr., :,
10 IN Aetter 70 Josepn Wazei, da,ed April
~, iIy4, MI, Jenerson says 'lnstead OF tnat
nople loYe Oh hpersy and repuDhcan govern
ment whicn carried us triumphanty through
tne wal, an anglican, monarcnicai and aris,
t4cra.ical party mas sprung pp, whose ayowed
vpJect, ~ 70 uraW over us tne substance, as
Lney haye areauy uone tne iorms OF the
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FoREidNsRs AssAuLraD AND MURpEREp IN

FoREidNERs Ass1uLrED AND MURpEREp IN
JAPAk.-The stale of matters in Japan
appear to be getting worse and worse, and
the foreign community there Is living in
great apprehension. On the 2eth OF Feb
ruary, two Dutch captains, Captain De Yos,
or the brig Ckfistign Eot6s, and Captain
Qekker, Of the schooner Htnristtd Boniss
were murdered in Yokohama. They were
walking through the streets, and, II Is said,
had given no oifense, being tespec ectable, quiet
men, when they were attacked by some
Japanese with swords. Captain De Vos was
killed almost Immediately and Captain
Decker was pursued short way before he
was dispatehed.9 No cause Is assigned for
this act. The japanese are high hlspifited
people, and have beem known TO commit
suieidewhen insulted by foreigners 1t is not
impossible that the unfortunate captains may
have committed offense without inten ding
TO do 30, or they may have been sacrificed 10
expiete the acts Of other ioreigners.ohi 9qodw
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The LARGEST Cry CALCULATIONS
tisers are reminded that the Press has the
largest city circulation of any other daily.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17

salTRAPPrNe nv aIowA,l- ofnthel nfsin
streams ofI0wa have, ,odufing tile last winter
and spring, swarmed'with hiiaproilueing ani-
mails. Trapping has been carried ON very
successfully, and, althonghthe prices Of ftirs
have not ranged as highlas during some
years, q larger aggregate fiheomeo has been
realized than during any corresponding
period,
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| UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFF 4 q

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT a 90.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY
MoRNlNG, May u, 1860, at halfpast eight o'clock,
at No. 330 Vine-street, between Ninth and Court,
the entire Furniture consisting of Hair-cloth Socia
ple Eliza6sth Chairs Parlor Chairs, Center tables
Etagere, Gilt Mirror, Secretary, Fancy Table
Mair-cloth Sofa, Csne-seat Chairs, Glass Shades,
Willow Work stand, Hsil;lamp Enssaying Of Efie
Clock, Looking-glass, Chamber Oarpets, Sofa, Gard
table MsrRe;t9p Dressing bureau, Bedsteads, Mat
Window-blinds Autographs, Childs Carriage, and
also = large Cook; stove, lce-chest and general
assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
- - JACOB GilAEE. Anotinneer.
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LOST,

3 n OsT- DOG s. 5REwARD. -On Sunday evening,
- an English black and tan Slut, short cars and
Of her, 70 JOHNSTONs Apollo billiard Room, will
receive the above reward y il WA et myl7-dS d
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17

sWEEktY RhPoRf OF FHE Cry AUDiroR.-
The City Auditor, last night, reported to the
City Council the following receipts and ex-
peiditufes for the week ending last Satur-
day, together with the amount Of money re-
naming in the Treasury at that time:
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RoARnTMn

= sIAEZT-T-r---z[---
ttOARbINGAk FehtlenSas And bis wife or
1DtWo Single fentlemou dan be Accommodated with
furnished room and board, IN private family. No
20 eeorgc-atreet Terms moderate, nhyi7-b'
E1OARDINg-h couple Of famliles can be- ac-
~ very low rates at No 1iD sycamore street whore
few select boarders arc kept. myl6-bf' ,
RQARDIN large aud airy furnished rootna
- for families, with board Hoard end lodglnk Tor
boerderes nc wv sycamore -Etteet, between Fifth
ana elHth, llla myl6-aw-
HRQARbINC-A pleasant front room, with
gehtieihen. Apply Al ~ GcTge street, second door
Hom rum. 4IEnl lE .fI myl1-cF a
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A UCTION SALE-BY o.. ]. w. SMITH,
N Twenty-six Lots In Jacob Remers subdivision
on HamtSSn1;Tesd Brown, Me@haSk v. hawk and G9ethsT the
at 9o'clcck,-Wll be sold at PIRle Auction, On The
northern part ofthe city and situated on the Hamil
ton road, near the Mohawk bridge, and being on
Brown, Mohawk and Goethe e-streets, The Lots are
from 20 10 30 feet 'front.' and from 20 to l23 feet deep
and will bo sold TO the highest bidders Title per-
ioct. Terms of Sale -foufth cash; balance In
one, tive aud three years. with six per cent interest
occurred by lpeftese. The plat Of the property can
" q. j. W. SMITH, Auctioneer,
pwyl5i gIEflllgYA II No. 22l sne,street.
Il IjCTION sALR-BYO. j. W. SMITH. POSI-
fAFttye Sale Of Twenty Lots In Sedamsville, Storr,
Township, on Ten Years Credit, or On Perpetual
leasehoid viii DO sold et Public Auction on SAT-
uRpAY CAETER,N0ON May ~. 1890, , A. > o'clock,
sedamsyiilo, storrs Township, the Lots being from
Oh sedan; street, and Delhi aud Industry Turpgike-
road. This IL splendid opportunity 10 yet q nome
cheap and cqPysnient 20 the city in noprshing hin
and ID short tims slrset- t-raEoad viii DO built %
buses viii have the corner Of Sixth and Vine, ut two
o'clock, 70 convey % and from the sale, free
" charge, .. j, W. SMITH Auctioneer
myI5 No, 221 vine.street,
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- .t.-..'r- -ls JACOB GIAFF, Auctioneer,
myI6 ..tss r.. No, IL East Fourth street,

? A VCTION SALE.-BY Il. p. JOsEPH.-Wnl
IN be sold, at Public Auction, on THURSDAY AT
TERNQON, May III 1860, at two o'clock, at No. 0eS4
uentral-avenue, near the Brighton House, the fol-
lowing property, to.wit: IS or 20 new Buggies, 3
RockaYays, Jenny Linds, Platform Sprng-
sets Blacksmith Tools, with Ahyiis and Bellows com
plete,2 Mortisng Machines complete, Drill Ma
shafts, Tire binder, Plank Lumber, second hand
Omnibuses, Stoves, old Iron, and many other arti-
business.
Terms Of Sae.-All sums nnder twenty five dollars
will be given. r. p. JOSEPH,
myl6-bf = H. I-Tra Il. .TlFr.s Auctioneer.
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FOUND.

EOUND-MONEY-A sum of money was found
on Friday last on Front-street, between Mill
ana stone. The owner can have the same by proving
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FOR SALE.


NOR sALE-oR TRADE -yecsnt lot on Ninth.
N street 25xl60; also vacant lot on Dudy-street
two fine Brick houses Mount Auhufn lands m
Illinois, Missouri, ,lawa and Indiana foI trade.
myl7,b' 6S West Third street.
NOR sALE-A DESIRABLE LOT-Tp the city
pt Sovinst&Sn Ing en- Ky, ", % iegt front on the River
within lve minutes walk Of TIM WSstern.row ferry.
offers rase lndncenents 70 any person wishing TO se.
cure home fot small amount OF money For
torms, &C., please call at 221 Oentral.ayenue,
---------...- -l.--a....- lmylI-b'l aifgf
EOR. sAIsR-A FARM-Of 81 7e-1Oo acres; 20
~. under cuitlyatio9i p In meadow balance in
Road, eleven miles from Cincinnati, fhefe Il on il
sYou brck HOUSE oistN rovs and pcllar; also, good
Ieme barn and stable, full supply offspring water;
Sh % 1rcnSGd 81 young tress containing apple, peach
Line. fa ai'i' m - IifI WIZ : =, -rnyf7.fs
VNOH SALEAPUps "A litter Or penuine New.
f2undlRnd Pups, Of the choicest bresd, SIX weeks
Old. Inquire of the Book keeper, at ion Pearl
street, between Vine and ltaee. 4l1a d myl6-c'
WNOR SALE--A small Engine, Boiler-Fan, Gu
- pola, Pipes, &c, all in complete running order,
at great bargain. Can be seen in Operation at The
Novelty Iron Foundry, 333 Fourth -etreet.
ap2g-i ADAMS, PEOKoYER 4 co.
ENOR sABE-A good Brick DwcIiing.h .hcuse, No.
~ DS, north side Of Seventh street, between
gas, closets, 6c Inquire at the Seminary, No. Od.
ap25-u s,i4 JOSEPH HERR0N.l
THE DAILY PRESS.
THURSDAY.............. ................,....,.MAY ~
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FOR RENT.

FOR kENT-STORE- R00M-0ne of the hand.
street, Immediately. lff' ~ : = myi7-bs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
VHsPER GAs ETeHT.
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
Nest Convenient Artificial Light
" TIE WOLDc

TFyRIs GAS sgeneaed from Pure Coal OIL and for elegance
economy safety and simplicity, Be surpassed The
fixtures the style the ordinary gas fxtrres.
Its advantages are; that 1t sa portable gas Light, ugivalsd
fo bancy, eheapnsss cleanliness and Simplicity and be
used wherever artificial light re9ured Il eay regulate
and requires trimming and attention. whatever, after
lighting. II Is peecH SAFE and free from explosions and
has Od0r smell while burning. The light made to
burn with degree Of haney, turning screw, and be
increased insantaneousy In volume from that Of candle
ten twenty By turning valve in ordinary gas.
The Veper Gas flame aud fixtures precisely resemble in form
those OF coal gas but in brancy and purity Of ght,t pos
decided advantage any coal gas It requires
chimney seres need OF daily trimming Of wick and the
construction Of the fixture sso simple that not liable get
out Of order, and child manage tEeay. The asbuIned
in the VepeT fixture generated from pure coal OF, Ves
per OIL (Which is manufactured expressly for this burner
without any edmTure Of alcohol other foreign Ingredient
and its supply is unlimited The fixtures themselves adapt
edn styles suit all tastes from the pain
to the most elegant and costly chandelier. Each fxres per-
feet in itse there ouay to be made for service pipes,
es. regulators &C. The generated in the burner, and al
fixtures, from the cheap ngeghtto the expensive chandelier
miniature gdglDOTbs in themselves They sold at
prices which do not exceed cost Of ordinary gas
similar styleEand ornamentation.
Churces houses public balls stores, steamboats, and private
residences throughout the State be fitted up with these
elegant and convenient and other beautiful Rashx
which add much to the appearance Of such places and
to the comfort Of the home circle and which, heretofore could be
used only those favored districts embraced within the coal
limits Of large cities.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
AYERS
Ague Cure,

4aA 4AAA oEEEnA @A-4- "
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re-
mitteut Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Head-
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating in bile
iaTy arrangement, caused by the Malaria
Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
cessities Of the American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and Aguc Such we are
now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty
that it viii eradicate the disease, and with as
suranee, founded proof, that no harm can
arse from It's use IN any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service in the cOmIlu-
mites where it prevails Pycuestion Is better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run IN violent attacks of this baleful dis
temper. This " CURE " expels the miasmatic
poison Of FEVER AND AoUE from the system and
prevents the development of the disease, if takcI.
on the first approach of Its premonitory symptoms.
II Is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this c2ss OF complaints but also the cheapest.
The large quantity we supply for dollar brings It
within the reach Of every body and IN bilious
districts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every
body should have 1t and use it freely both for cure
and protection. It is hoped this price viii place it
within the reach Of all = the poor well as the
neh, A great superiority OK tins remedy over ally
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Iltemittents is that it contains Quinine
or mineral consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatc poison. A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which Neural
gia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness,
TOothache, Earache, CatarTh, Asthma, Palpitation,
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in
the Bowels, Coic Paralysis, and Derangement Of
the Stomach, all Of which, when originating in
this cause, put the intermittent type, or become
periodical. This E" CURE expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike
It is an invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in the
malarious districts If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the infection, that viii be eXcre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate IN
sufficient quantity to Eipen into disease. Hence It
is even more valuable for protection than cure, and
few Will ever suffer from Intermittents, if they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy
affords.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
HOME TESTIMONIALS.

NASHVILLE Dec u, 1859.
Col T. H TAYLoR-Dear Sir: have used, FOR time
one the Vesper Lamps beg express my obligations
you having introduced notice. To persons living
in the country, parts Of city where gas cannot be had
who may desire light much economical than gas-and
the time fully equal it in illuminating poWer-ths sp
paratus will prove desideratum.
regard this the beautiful and most useful invention
for procuring small cost the advantages Of gas light that
have seem the time that it perfectly
the lamps simple construction and managed with
Very truly yours, FALL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
From Rev. stuart Robin,on.

SETTLE EsQ-l gives great pleasure that az
trial Of ueof the Yesper Gas Lamps in ny study FOL
past and after observing closely for the length
time, the experiment Of lighting "UniOn Tent with these
lamps have entire confidence in their efficiency It to
they all advantages Of the best gas lights thOs.
who live out Of The cidesEnd large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable get
order, the Of the light comparatively little; and the
whcle free from all DANGER that need only acquain
lance part the public With the Veper Lamp
bring them into general throughout the country.
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

TEViE subscriber oles for sale seventy acres ofana lt
Middle fralklil Turnpike, four Eiiss Nashville 80
loiuing re tei on which Sc res and s lands q CaEl il
Jones The and Is equal % The best, h abundonce o. ~
lent, never falling water with tie hel1ful building Sc
In the couE.r, and 81 ne uidt 81 The anast
nuerfsa FIJI aaWTT9.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

LOUISVILLE, AT- September D 1859.
To II SETTLE-Dear Sir After having made thorough
examination Of the "Vesper Cas- in relation to its umns
ting power, chemical composition, etc. do net hesitate to
commend being and economical we'll pos
sssng greater intensity Of illumination than any Oh material
in
tanning heat and will be found OF nvsuab service the drug
gist as we'll as to the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES WRIGHT, n D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School OF Medicine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men others thoroughly Tasted the
It's Of the Vespef Gas Air Light it the best
cheapest gh. Numberless testimonials being
received daily from all quarters vouchag the excellence
this light, few Of which given below.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
HOUSE PAlNrENG.

VIE subscriber h prsua-ed to execute win DE r-.st
Az contract large, which may
telil ~ re and upon ters Ehh fail give a1tss
Won he also prepared % ezec1te 81 manner o.
aA A-' oAAAEEsrtL PAINTING l1aiga
lAslng ~ ta lac1red re services o. tie s
AMI experienced artists.
ne subscriber would request having CD hiI
gl7e nm z call before making dual arrangements
d. T. ELENING.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

From His Exceency Gov. c. s. Moehead and Thos s. Page
Esq State Auditor.
To VIZ H. Settle, Esa LOUISVILLE KX-DeaT Sir We hay
been and are using your Vesper Cas- and perfectly salts
fed With its utility 1t gives soft brilliant snd beautiful light
and is perfectly from explosion. It very cheap
economical IN its and Of far less than any Othe
light We satisfied that will be adopted by all person.
the opportunity Of obtaining and also to whom
accessible and with whom eheapness in the original outlay
for fixtures and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &c, MoRKHEAD.
THOs S PAeK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
SEWING MACHINE
FOR
Families and Plantation Uses
J, w, Williams--Agen


Ana Pr5pneGors Of these Machines claim IA substantial
the claim that their Instruments JC3 execute ann and r
kd Of needle ro and perform the best possible
Combining does, tie all the other Ma
chimes, and at the time avoiding their faults com
mends itself to The public the great Family Sew.
ing Machine, and adapted to e0eTy 6TIHoR Of ind ~
thy where the needle is required.
They viii STITCH hem, fell, bind gather. They make
strong lock stitch, that rayeed pulled They
beautiful, Uniform alike both sides Of the work
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machine: have great strength perfectly simple and
the management Of them easily acquired
Any spool Of cotton thread silk may They are
almost aoissSs in their operations, ciH ongsr than
any other Sewing Machine sxtant.
Let Manufacturers Planters Farmers, HOuskeepsr or any
other persons in search OF instrument any kind
Of SsciRg nO17 done 6ymaohiHey make sure they secure ii
best, by examining ours before purchasing.
liza liberal discount made to Ministers and charitable So
cietes
II All Macnes warranted three years. and full instruction
given to use then satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
The public are invited to call and exrmine the Ma shine
80 PUBLIC SQUARE
ANS d,W
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An nov IN the city ald anrs-aI III selling e,r.
= &c o-'e o. tennessee Tor the manufacnre ana - ~
4-pfofel bea Hives lie virtue asd sunzr5-f-
~. -Lse Teen testified hy huudreis Of he r1t ~
ls clLiEsns OF our country Tie construction 81 Nv H.
All promise &c j. che only Hive ths void rn
proof asaIasi TIE bee moths Persons dHiro1s IN r-
5.5 amer iay o. county rights ior tie bea. Bee H-ssin
49, IN Ina ne Tor few days De Auction Rooms af
iuiy21-u $500 -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TWISTING make other investments, propose to sell
w All our Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESI- DENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the commanding site e7cnit Of Nash
vile, and desirable country residence The house will
sold with u land the purchaser may
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike Old
Lebanon rOad within three miles Of Nashville containing 800
The soil good it is well wstefed and timbered
divided snail tracts Of twenty and upwards all
which admirably adapted for country residences gar
dens and dairy farms Also that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied b. T. O. McCampbe and formerly
owned by ThoF Harding containing about 2jC This
paceis we'll need further description. X will
also divided purchasers T. c. McCampbel will show
these places 10 any who will cali.
All the above property viii be sold reasonable snd
credit Of one tE0, three and four years
Apply to A v s. Lindsey Nashville to either Of the
dsrSiFnde, THOS. c. MCC AMPBELI,
Six miles Nashville
J. 4. MCCAMPBELL,
E46y