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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-10-13

Notice 70 hereby gwen to al persons whose
names do not appear in the above registry, that
tons s. INF. Bancroft's land office in Emporia
Township. on Wednesday and Thursday. the
Gath and 25th days of October, A. D. 1861, and
register the names OF all persons who are entitled
to vote at the coming ELECTioN.
E. BORTON. Township Trustee.
P. S. By calling at the Post office will
register names any ime before the above men,
toned time. E. B.
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Garibaldi's flags float over the Forts of
Naples. Ttep by step he is entering I'm
perial Rome.
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GLLISS HOUSE.
WEST LEVEE-KANSAs CITY. MO

OK LINES OF STAGES leave this house dai-
- ~ for all points in Kansas and Missouri
Omnibusses and Hacks leave this house twice a
day for Westport and Wyandot.
les HOPKINS 4 STARR, Proprietors.
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Territory of Kansas. G G

OIcSAculIO&o COUNTY J
I, Griffin Sweet, after first being duly
sworn deposeth and saith. that sometime in
the month of August, 1860. one w. A.
Shannon come to my house Fand inquired
how the people felt in regard to the county
seat. told him we were going for Empo-
ria for county seat, and that in return the
Emporia people had agreed to help us create
a new County to be composed of the south
part of Wabonsee and the north part of Breck-
enridge. told Mr.. Shannon that was
afraid the people of Emporia would not do
80. Mr.. Shannon said the citizens of En-
poria would not do so. Mr.. Shannon said
that be was an Odd Fellow, and had been
to Emporia and had talk there with them,
and they (the Odd Fellows, of Emporia, J
said that they would not let the people of
the north side off until the Bridges are
built across the Neosho and Cottonwood,
also Court house and Jail. NJ. Shannon
said that the Odd Fellows did not tell it to
him as a secret. and that he had right to
make the statement. GRIFFIN SWEET.
- Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 18th day of October. A.
SEAL D. 1860. A. I. BAKER,
- Notary Public in and for the coun-
ty of Breckenridge, Kansas Territory.
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LATEST FROM OREGON.
LEGISLATIVE TROUBLES NOT YET ENDED
San FRANc1sco. Sept. af


SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 26.
Oregon dates by steamer and Overland
mail. are to the Gath from Portland, and
Goth from Salem. where the Legislature sits,
The Senate continued adjourning from day
to day without quorum. A report was
circulated of contemplated compromise be-
tween the Douglas and Breckenridge Dem.
ocrats. giving each party one Senator. on
condition that the seeding Breckinridge
Senators would return and give the Senate
a legal organization. The lower house pass
ed resolution on the 2oth. inviting the
Senate in its disorganized condition to meet
in joint convention Eext day, and proceed
At once TO an election. Since then no sc-
counts have been received from Salem.
The Douglas and Breckenridge parties had
each held conventions. and nominated cleo
torsl tickets. Breckinridge ticket-Del-
sznn Smith. James O'Meara and D VIM.
Doughty. Douglas ticket-Wm. II. Far
rar. Benjamin Harding and VIM HOFFMAN,.
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Armor. Thomas
Alexander, W. D.
Andrew, 7. r.
Arnold @. G.
| Atkinson, G. r.
Bennett, John
Bay, Joseph
Brown, s, G..
Burns. James,
Bailey, L. D.
Brendal, Fred
-Britton, c.. A.
Bancroft, E. P.
Baker, George
Bancroft. A. r.
Borton, E.
Bailey NJ.
Bundrem, Fl. v.
Borders, George
Bay, John
Brendal, Louis d.
Bulla, Win. 81.
Benson, Ba mel
Beck, Paul
Black, James
Bragg, Joseph
Brown, Joseph
Baxter, David
Bigsby, r.
Bundrem. Charles
Britain, Gilbert
Bundrem, A.
Conner, Hiram
Chamness, Wilton
Clapp. j. n.
Cash, William
Carney, VIM. j.
Carney Daniel S.
Catterson, J. II.
Cook. G. 81.
Cox, James B.
Cooper, G. b.
Cartwright, John
Grove, G F.
Grove, Zenis
Clark. @. A.
Citz, Frederick
Cowies, F. n.
Cloud, W. F..
Davis, Evan E. =.
Dwiggins, James
l1emiDg, n. j.
Demoss, n.
Dale, David
Dodge q. c.
Davis, Even
Deming A. D.
Doyle, J. II.
Davis, W. W.
Evans, Edward
Evans, VIM. E.
Evans, David
Edwards, Edward
Eskridge G V.
Ellsworth, II.
Edwards, R.
French, S. +.
Faucet, John
Frederick G. W.
Fisher. NJ
Freeman, F.
Fowler, Levi
Fowler. Harvey
Fowler, John
Ferguson, John L.
Flick 81 W.
Ferguson, W o.
Fraker, j. G.
Freeman, E. P.
Furguson, j.
Goodspeed, ]. E.
Gunkel, N.
Goodwill, W. W.
Gray, II. II.
Glenn, R Y.
Gale, Alexander
Gunkel, Henry,
Glenn, A. L.
Gordon, Thomas
Green, G. H.
Gilman, John
Gibson, Elishe
Galliher, w. T.
Greeson, Reuben
Hills, Chi. s.
Halburg, P. G.
Helssl, Sam
Hiatt, Curtes
Hiatt, Enos
Hickox, S. 9.
Hadley, Evan
Hufster, Peter
Haynes, w. W.
Hyde, John o.
Hyde, Charles.
Holmes, Van r.
Hall. T. P Sen.
Hall, T, p, Jr.
Hall, Edward
Hall, Joseph
Hall, Sameul
Hart, o Y.
Haskell, j G.
Hadley E. P.
Hassler. G. c.
Howe, Richard
F. w.
Hammond, John
Andrew
Hamil. James
Humphreys, James
Humphrey, G D.
Humphreys, VIM.
Peter
Hicks, T. E.
Heritage, L. T.
Highs, z.
Huller, Samuel
Hirth. Fred
Abner
Haney, Robt.
Hiner. VIM.
Harper, Brawson
Y, John
Hadley, j. s.
Harper. w. K.
Irwin, Rufus
Isben, Augustus
IddiDgs. Henry
Twin, John
job nsOn, Jaber
Jones, Evans L.
Jones, Dan r
Jones, Thomas
Jones, Isaiah
Jones. David
Jones, Ellis
James, Joseph
Reyes, S. r.
Notice is hereby Civ
names do not appear in
II
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r. BIGSBY,
Limal I.imal

r HAVE FOR SALE large quantity of supe-
Il rior WHITE LIME. at my kiln, i've miles
west of Emporia. Thislime is much stronger and
more beautiful than the common article usually
supplied here, and will be sold at about the same
price. l166l T. g. HUNT.
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REGISTRY OF VOTERS IN FMPoRLA
TOWNSHIP.

4NSA1 =
Kenney, James
Kenney, Edward
Kendall, VIM. b.
Kirkwood, Thomae
Boid, Marion
Leonard, W. F.
Logan, Robert
Logan, James
Lang, Elijah
Loney, Enos j.
Lyon, George
McFadden. A. j.
Moon, Joseph
Moon, n. s.
Noon, Asa
Moon, Senior
Afoagan David
Morris, Robert
Maurer, G. F.
Myers. B F.
Myers, L. E.
Myers. W. x.
McElfres j. P.
Mills, R. B.
Morse, G. @.
Miller, Aaron
Morris, W. B.
Melvin, V. 7.
Nearly, Wesley
Murren, II. N.
Morris, David T.
McWhorter, VIM.
McGahcy, j. T.
Myres, Charles
Meadows, T. II.
Newiin, Elihu
Nwlon, ] F.
Newton, Hiram
Newton, James
Odell. L. D.
Osborn, o. D.
Oliver, John
Oakfeld, G. F.
Ogsden, A. F.
Owen, Ellis
Pierce. VIM. A.
Plumb. David
Parker, Nathaniel
Pierce Jonathan.
Plumb, P. B..
PrIter, a. G..
Painter, D. A.
Priest, L. o.
Parham. Rob't.
Page, E d.
Pickett, John
Perley. 1. E.
Price, Thomas
Perley, j. A.
Pierce, Henry
Pick tt, A G..
Pratt. Joan B.
Pratt, VIM W.
Perry, William
Peabody, Stephen
Phillips, E.
Phelps. E.
Quinby, Joseph
Roach, William
Reeves. VIM j.
Rinker, R II
Rinker, Washington.
Rodgers, F.
Randolph, j. V.
Rickabaugh, Joseph
Randolph, E.
Rankin. ]. N.
Rich, Daniel
Randall, Dudley
Rawson, VIM
Ryan, j. n.
Randall, J. ".
Shaw. James
Setback, John F.
Smith, Andrew 81.
Smith, Orville
Smith, H. II.
Smith, j. B.
Smith, S j.
VIM.
Sticknty. G. 8
Smith, G W.
Slower, Samuel
Stubs. Edwin
Storrs, N. S.
Suite. II. II.
0ainI' Daulei
StOtl-r, Q. ID:
Stotler, Jacob
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Tbomnson Albert
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THIS LINE IS WELL STOCKED AND
l. furnished with comfortable Passenger Coach
es and carries the U. S. Mail. Leaves Lawr-nes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning.
passes through Bloomington, Clinton, Twin
and Wnterloo-arrives in Emporia in the evening
Of same day. Returning, leaves Emporia every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings at
o'clock, arriving at Lawrence same day
Express packages carried between Lawrence
and Emporia, and in connection with the U. S.
Express, on reasonable terms, and safe delivery
guaranteed.
10 Tn line is over the only direct route to
Central, Southern and South western Kansas
Fare-Reasonable
August g. s6O-y
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Great Ratification Meeting
A
JOHN z. BROWNS

FROM FOUR IN THE MORNING UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT
TNOME one all, l selling Groceries per
cost delivered charge for cash Such
White Wheat Flour in -, 4 and @ pound bags;
Also, Red Wheat, in IS Il ard o pound bags
Extra Sugar Cured Hams;
Extra Dried Beef;
Choice lot Of Cider Vinegar, pure;
Golden Syrup:
Sugar House MolasseS:
Brown Sugar, Of a superior quality;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar:
Old Government Ja1a Coffee, extra quality
Lag1yrs Coffee
Rio Coffee;
Also, lot Of home made Willow Baskets Of all
sale cheap al 4Url6l JOHN T BROWNS.
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Most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUF IT OR Y.

vKTM KEABE co. Nos /, 3, and 7, Butaw street, Of
We Baltimore respectfully inform their southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and are now Ppea 70
supply great for their pianos They are unquesnon-
ably the and contain all the latest
and fully guaranteed for five For
power Of tone and agreeable touch, they are
ThaberV rakosch and other great psnstS in
their concers have given certificates Tor ne
They have for the years. taken the first over
all competition in all different States where they nave been
exhibited, Last year they received ve nrst TWO ~
MONTGOMERY Ala One for the Southern made piano. and
one for the best against all competition -, -,
full supply Of the above celebrated H DC
ceiVng by :. a. 80 S..H1;u
mavh. 6n-dkRlY sole Agehst NeohVhIe.
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NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW NORK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of Il.
rusaions. Published, and for sale Retail Whole
sale the cheap Book Store Of FREDERIC A. BRADY "a Ann
Street, New Yorks. Price twenty-five each, any
for dollar, or the whole eleven for two dollars.
The White Wizard; or, the Great Prophet of the
Seminole Indians. By NIB BuSTLINE P:ics IS cents.
Sea Waf: or, The Terror Of the Coast. A Tale of
Priyateerng 776 BY NED BUSTLISE. Price >
iii.
Saul Sabberday; or. The Idiot Spy. 4 Tale of the
Men and Deeds ZIG. By NED Price .
Nv.
Elfrida; or. The Red Rovers Daughter. A New
Mystery Of New YORK By MD BuNTNE. Price Is
The Man-O'War s-Man's Grudge. A Romance of
the Revolution. By SED BUNTLNE Price IS cents.
vi.
Our Ness: or The Pirate Hunters of the Gulf. 4
Tale OF Naval HerOsm and wild adventure in the Tropics By
Nh BUNTuNE Price . cents
Luona Prescott; or The Curse Fulfilled A Tale Of
the American Revolution By MD BUSTLSE Price25 cents
VIII.
Thayendanegea, the Scourge; or. The War-Eage Of
Mohawks. tale Of Mystery, Ruth and Wrong By NRD
BUNTLINE, Pieces cents.
Stella DelOTme; or. The CamanChe 3 Dream. A wild
and anciful story Of Savage Chvary By NED BUNTLSE
Price 25 cents
The Rift and the Spray \ Tale of Smugglers in
the English Channel. Beautifully ILLUSTRATED By MALCOLM
J. ERRNN Price - cents
Pathway; or, The Mountain Outlaws. A Tale Of the
Northern Trapping Grounds By Dr. J. II. ROBINSON Price
% cents.
All Of the Books full Of Beautiful Illustrative En-
cravings, by BARLEY
Booksellers News Agents, and al Others will please send
their orders at once.
Comics Of any all Of the above emit free Of POSTAGE
per mail, TO any OIL receipt Of price.
Cali or send, CT address all oriesto
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septSi3m "A Ann Street, New York
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FURNISHrNG AND FANCY GOODS.

ENTE are daily receiving additions already full supply
w Of Eail and Winter Goods. Nehaye ali th'
latest W Of Shirts Collars, Stocks CrsvaSs and Ties
We have quantity Of Gloves Gauntet Robes SusPendes
and all qualities Of Hosiery, both for ladies and gentlemen
Our stock OF bnderVV is complete embracing all th
heaviest fabrics OF SILK and ooen suitable for tie approaching
season The goods will he sold correspondngly low rate
with the short crop. J II. MCGILL.
sePl-u Cherry street. door from Union.
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New Nove1 |!


THE MOTHER-IN-LAW. By Mrs. ENxA
sourHwoKrH author Of The Lost Heress Deserted Wife
"Mssng Bride" &c.
TWNHIs is new American Novel. 1t displays an int
hpman nature, and skill in the delineanon ana analysis
abounds with scenes OF intense Inc
whole plot being wrought with much power ana ehectnc
without acknowledging thai possesses mare
than This graphic and stirring tale one OF the
agreeable SeuthWorh works. Tne scenes are laid
in the almost imperial days ofOd Virginia Price, Ooth IL
Paper 81 co.
THE SUNNY SOUTH; or The southerner at Home
embracing five years experience Of Northern doVerness IN
Sugar and the Cotton By Professor In
graham, Of Mississippi. Price 81 Is.
FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, LATIN AND
Italian Languages without MASTER whereby any OF these
Languages can be learned without teacher with the aid Of
this book. By A Il Aonteith. Price II IS
WOODS AND WATERS; or, The saranacs and Rack
ct. ByA Street. PrIce 81 So
INTERESTING TO YOUTHS.
THE ADVENTURES OF JAMES G. ADAMS
Mountaneer Grizzly Bear Hunter of California Illus
trsted
THE KANGAROO HUNTER; or, Adventures In
the Bush. By BOWMAN, author Of "Esperanzsq" 1.-THE
Castaways," "The Young Exiles" etc, etc.
JACK HOPETON; or, The Adventures Of e Georgian,
By W TURNER, Of Georgia.
MILL ON THE FLOSS Paper, so cents.
THE PALACE OF ICE. By Alexander Dumas.
REGINA; or, The Birthright By Margaret BlOunt
Just receivedby T. HAGAN & CO.,
Al College Stree.
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g. A. s. DUVAL, g.
Drawing and Painting.
NO1ice.

NETE have for sale fine Residences city some
Wv Of them in fne territory Also large number
proved lots in the city Of them finely suited
purposes, and for Residences. We will sell bszain
We have also for sale OF the best commanding
Building Sites West Nashville, Broad Demumbrane he
Marry and other streets
ALso-A number Of very fine Totes Boyds HyneI and
Watkins Additions.
ALsO-Several very choice lots Edgehed, 20
walkers Addition, and large number Of lots in Hardn Ad
dition and McGavOok.
Country lots containing from Eve twenty within from
three miles Of the city, and the different pixies
SeptI4-u L. 4 q. ". BROWN.
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Large Sale Of Land and Negroes.

TEyHE undersigned wish to SELL At private sale, large and
valuable estate Arkansas, and about ffy Slaves with
Mules Stock the same.
The tract contains twenty-five hundred in go5d shape
lies in The Northern par o. Deshs county, four miles
Arkansas river Adjons the lands Of Bynum, Foster, Sheod
and others Three and fifty cleared and four
hundred eaened Connected with this tract the
Widows Dover IN hundred Of which hun
ed and cleared The place known
Floyd Smiths landing.
There are fifty slaves all carefully selected North Carolina
negroes only two Of years Of thirty four
young and likely men boys the ba ance young women
Mr. the Plantation about the lOth OF october
prepared prices, credit, &c Part Of the
purchaee m9uey will be required when the sale made
/ ANDERSON BILLS,
b. B ROBERTS,
D. A. DAVIS,
Executors of J. II. jenkins
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lust ED 3.

Al Union street, 81
DIR Spring and Summer Fashions, together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths Cassimees, Nestngs, &c,
= est ipportrons which will be us supe
o style AID to which respectfully invite attention.
'+N HARVEY a co.
EsodI. n~lIO
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For sale and 90 Lease


PROPOSE to sell upon favorable terms, eNchang
for city ery' the remainder Of my premises th
suburbs, consisting Of we'll built dwelling Of eight
large cellars servants houses, stables &c, and between clever
and twelve OF superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing and about five acres from the remainder Of she ar
IL desired. These adjoining the sold by
spring Of about per hal
ground equal distance the square equally
sabe in other respects selling for being the occupied
formerly my residence and rented for present year
Bostick Esq, Also,
Afew Lots left for Sale.
will also rent, the ensuing year upon long
ling the Of Broad and VsuXhsl
Streets present occupied by Hayes, Esq Apply al a.
Cherry street, 10 J L & X BROEE, or to -
<uly %, 1850. EUGENE UNDERWOOD
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Valuable Land for sale.

M MCCLURE CO., and N. MCCLURE, desire to sell
va their valuable Tract 81 Land heir coparner
ship having expred containing 500 Eve hundred Of
which cleared, generally Levels the remainder bere
bas several springs Of running through each hed -
60 acres we'll set in blue grass with much in clover Tbs
land is not surpassed by any the county veil adapted
to the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Stock There
two good Orchards and good building desirable neigh
borhood lying in the valley Of RobnsOns Fork Greek In Giles
county, the road leading from CornSVs the LynnVe
Depot, Ave miles from each point
Will be sold on the goth day of October next
On the premises the highest bidder
Terms.--One fourth cash when possession is wen, TIE re
maiDder three annual payments with interest," from dae
The either divided into two or three small ARMS
sold Persons wishing purehase privately viii call
an me s am a1borzed 10 this aad the day Of
sale. n. MCOLOhs.
Septeuber II, ls6O-tzyds
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mississippi BfVer Plantation for
Sale.
TauT miles below Memphis in Arkansas, containing
Il hundred and eighty hundred and fifty culta
Ion rve new dwelling house. and all the necessary fixtures
r FOOD Cotton PIanstion hundred and atty
5sae3ng; young Orchard peaches and Epples
purchaser wishes will sell the growing crop the place. con
sstng 900 bales Of cotton, and Eve hundred
barrels Of Corn Give possession Immediately
JAMES II. MERIWEfHER,
AuEust e, 6O-d2m Memphis Tenn
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MCLEAN 81 OLIVI Il,
COAflISSTOY AYD FOR FARDLYG MERCHANTS
9Commou street, New Orleans.

FAIL & CUNSISGHAM1 Nashville. tennessee.
MACY & HAMILTON
J D DrsEaRE, President Citizens Bank, New Orleans
Il A RA1HHoNE, o Canal and Banking Co, n o..
ALFRKD PEEE, IQl0D Bank, NeW Orleans
" MosrGoNERY, Esq, ST Exchange Place, New YORK
I4v.ros A. pF.CxrA PHILADELPHIA mar2g- d6m
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS
Is
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK'S

For the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases
On Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn.
FENHE DOCTOR Is guar graduated Physician and an old
practitioner from the old country being already fifteen
years in America with bis fame established extraordinary
10 the treatment Of desperate he deps expose
his patients or to huBbug the public with fictitious trashy
testimonials
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet
sonE II desperate Of years Standing after they had
been treated without and given By nine other Phys
Clans; credible gentlemen testify these asssrtions
long practice in large capital cities and hospitals Of the old
aad this made him familiar with these diseases
The Doctor is with the American, French and Ger
always ready tender his advise and
with politeness, conscientousneSs and tscretlon
Persons have his advice and BY eoa
SultpR him through letters nelosng Zee a. least s. to Post
Box No $780, Quack charge only 81 or less postage stamps
! MS family residences Is North Market street.
sug0-d&wsm.
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uLACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
ISICHoLs' OLD CoRSER)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

mars. SsTOES, TRUNKS, EAEISES,
TrRvlirg Rags Carpet Bags, Ladies Satcels, and
article usually kept in our line =,
our good lave been with to to the opinion OF
~ -,grv friends. caIl and see We are determined
ourselves utmost to please all who may call upon US
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Known as The GascOck Lans lying IN Warren county, Tennes
each side Of old from McAnnve to nash
vile, within miles Of Mcinnve and miles the
McMinnyille and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have been divided into in eighteen containing
from hundred 70 eight hundred mbersi
watered By Charleys Creek which through
and twenty never falling springs Of excellent water.
One Of the lots has il the handsome residence recently
erected b. COL George Gasock and several OF the other
Improved The lands admirably adapted growing
Of small grain and the apes and the raising % stock
fDe opportunity Afforded persons desrOus Of engaging 10 that
business in healthy and deli ghul region OF country Title
undOubted. lSep2l-tE,tdsl ". BRITT0N, Agent
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HTIsIIING other Investments propose 70 sell
Nv Resi- Estate in Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
used Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the cty
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Continuing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the most commanding theyiciny Of Nash
lille and desirable country residence will
sold with IS Of land purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
oWp Sims Tract, situated the Turnpike Old
sFapop road within three miles Of Nashville containing $3.50
The good, il is well and tim ered and
5vided into small tracts Of twenty UPWARDS sill Of
cb are admirably adapted for country
5enE and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
sse road occupied by T. c. bell and formerly
ned by Thos Harding, containing use acres This
.ceis e we'll need further description It will
$50 be divided 10 suit pufnsers T. C. McCRmpbe
80 nIRlss tasuy who will cal
dc abos property viii be sold reasonable terms and
-, credit u one two, three and four years
arDIy 70 A. V. S. Lindsey, Nashville either the IN
Gasrdgnae' 1iis sy M =; e'CS ,- I5l1
N J. 4. MCCAMPBELL,
Nas villa
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Rates Of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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Land fer Sale.

application be made in short time will sell accom-
modat,nE terms, EOTJy Acres OF land three miles
from the Corporation limits, Mil Greek, opposite Maj Con
bis OF the most beautiful locations in Davidson county
u land timber the balance in cultiva
tou There are premises comfortable cabins and ne
Young orchard Apply to Ma CORY, the place. 70
self for particulars. CHAs. h NlNsION.
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