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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
ARMINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF

DMINIST RATORSS SALE OF
n REAL ESTATE. John p. Bogart, admins.
traitor of Peter Bogart, deceased, rs. Hannah Boz
gart, ct al.--lNo. 59sl Hamilton County Probate
Court-ln pursuance OF an order Of the Probate
Court of Hamilton County. Ohio, to me directed,
will, at eleven O'clock A. d. on SATURDAY, the
Sh day of December next sell at public atic ion
free Of DOVER towit: All that tract Of land lying
and being in Anderson Township, Hamilton County,
aud on the waters of Eight-mile Creek and bounded
follows: beginning at elm on the creek lt the
northwest corner Of the tract; thence south 221s
degrees, west 40 poles aud links 10 stone 10 Rich.
ard Ayres's line, and corner Of the Widow Bogart's
land; thence east 6l poles and Is links TO stone in
the line of Mr. Duckwall; thence north 80 degrees,
east &C poles and one link, 10 In tho ereek
theI south GA degrees west i6 poles and " links
TO the place Of beginning, containing 20 acres,
rood and rods, more OF less appraised at $50 per
acre. free Of dover, aud being lot Mo- q as made by
the appraisers in this case. Terms of sale-0ne-
third cash in hand, and the residue In two equal an
nual payments, with interest, secured by mortgage
on the premises. JOHN p. lBOGAHT,
Administrator Of P. Bogart, deceased.
RoBRRT moore Attorney Mold n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

GtAsTHARINE sqHEdI,T qlHd,r ": GEoDkGE
The above M med defendant George Scheit. a non-
resident Of the State of Ohio, will take notice tat
On the 27th day OF September, A. ID 1850, the above
Complainant, Gatharne Scheit, filed her petition Ia
the clerks Once Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Hamilton County. State Of Ohio, against him,
wherein she charges him, the said defendant, with
extreme cruelty, gross neglect Of duty, habituh
absence for three years, and with adultery, and
prays 10 be Divorced from her said husband, have
changed to that Of schafer, and have Alimeny and
costs. That said cause s now pending In said Couff
. and unless he appears before tho 18th daY oI
December, ls6o and plead, answer demur therolor
the same viii be heard In his ahsence and dscHe4
taken thereins ROBr. MOORE,
nol-fW Attorney for petitioner.
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Bouquets and Cut Flowers.

ii Cut Flowers, can be supplied BY leaving their
orders at =; Seanlan Co; Drugs n n cor
Fourth and Main; Mrs w. j. yohnson's Oonteo
tioneTy Fourth.sf., bet Vine and Race, north side
Geo. Shueslers Drugstore, W corner Sixth and
Vine; and Mrs. Peters Son, north side Sixth, bet
Rnce and Kim; or, hV sending orders direct 20 j.
Cooks Walnut Hills Nurseries. j. S. COOK,
nol3-tf WalRut Hills and WhiteO Oak Nurseries.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

- o'TACHMENT-R Mary G. Chadwick and james b,
Chad ,rartners as NJ. o. Chadwick Co., against
David w. Fepton and BepJOmiD Fenton, partners,
as Fenton Co.-No lS,u2 The said dofendegts,
David w Fenton, OF the City and State Of New
York, and Benjamin Fenton, of the city OF Mem.
Ihis in the State q Tennessee arc hereby n9tined
that the plaintiff above named, on the hrst day OF
October, $780, filed his petition In said Court, tho
object and demand OF which is TO obtain Judgment
against said defeudants far the If S53, interest
at per centum from September %, lS60; that an
order Of attachment has been Issued and property
of defendants attached, consisting of four ales Of
twine; that unless the said defendants answer said
petition on or before the eighth day Of December,
A. ID. 1850, judgment will be rendered against them,
aud the said attached property sold, And the said
defendants are hereby notified that depositions viii
be taken in this actOn at No. ~ Spruee-street, in
the city of New l0Tk, on "wednesday, the zlst dV
of November, A. ID. / CO. between the hours OF niqe
(9) o'clock A. NJ and nine (9l o'clock p M, Of sad
day. TILDEN TILDEh, for PlaintitIHs;
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THxA1RlcAL ADJUSTMENTS IN PARs.-The receipts
of the various theatres, concert rooms and other
places of public amusement in Paris during the
month of September amounted to l,35S,SO3f., being
an increase Of lS2 ,3l6f over those of August.
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0MMERGIAL.


In New York The sh, the oSns aes Of Tennessee per
cent Bonds made in the order noted 600 at sec $4,000
ats<c, S4OO s7c, s20oO at SIC s40e0at s7s<c and
1900 at s7[c. On Gh 900 sold s. &c and 5000 at see
The New York EOeRtng Post Of the 9Th says:
The Stock Market rapidly 1egainn eacticty and strength
and the sounding Of the dsunion going has exert an in
nnenee The dealings marked BY decided buoyeney aud
tne success OF the Republican ticket the chief topic tho
Market Every dpartment Of the list responds this eeInx
and the speculative shares z9 per cent better and in
some caves per cent.
me bond list Il again active and rm and with oae or two
the state stocks materially higher The largest
advance Is in Virginia Sizes which commenced this morning At
9Oh and steadily advanced o. for more making
recovery OF eight per cent from the low point week
lssour rose per cent and government Elves Of ls74k per
Tennessees remains dull at S7as7k
The money market freely sappod on call AZ
Paper however is difficult negotiation and best names 20 ont.
side Of bank at per cent
The Knoxville Register that the Chancery Court drec
ted sale Of the trust effects Of the Bank Tennessee and
rata dsrubon Of the proceeds among the noehOders
All who dee to share in this fund must file the held By
them in the oce Of the Clerk Master at Knoxville within
six months from October II s6O otherwise they will be ezelu
ded from claiming any part Of aid trust fund.
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Material REDUCrIoN IN RATES OF FREIGHT To NASH
VILE AND OTHER SOUTHERN PONTs ny TUE LOUISVILLE
,Np NASHVILLE RoAD.-The Cincinnati Gazette of the
9th inst. makes the following announcement:
We learn that the managers of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad have revised their through tariff
10 Nashville and points in Georgia and other South
ern cities and have made very important reduc-
ton in these rates amounting to some l6c per brl on
-four. and l3c per hundred on pound freights This
reduction is made 10 compete with the river, and
the new rates are about sc per hundred over the
river rates We were unable TO Obtain a copy q
the new schedule from the Agent of the Louisville
and Nashville road in this city, but are indebted to
shipper for the facts noted above, he having ship
ped yesterday at this reduction from ioner rates
Had this reduction been made some weeks since,
when il should have been, and had Mr.. Anderson,
Sic Superintendent exercised the authority he pos
gessed to compel the freight agents to give Clnen-
natl and Louisville freights equal chance on his
road aud not permitted them to discriminate against
Cincinnati, much Of the hard feeling that grew out
Of the troubles that road would have been
avoided.
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,oss 90 oaL1ASs Nov lo-The COnstitutionalists
iost zOOe men BY the explosion Of mine at (uala-
ia]ara' they afterwards raised the siege.
Inc steamer Tennessee from Vera Cruz the a7tb
is below coming up. - 'Ne 90
Of the Tehauntepec charter. '-'-'
ocanpo Is appointed Foreign Minister and Mata
Minister Of Treasury. 1850
The British Legation has permanently retired
from Mexico. A portion came BY the Tennessee.
The ConstitutiOnalists still before Guadoaisrs
The country is in dreadful state.
Miramon proposes to resign.
The British, Prussian and Spanish Minister'S are
with McLane at Jalapa kfr
Its believed that some decided step Is conempla-
ted in New Orleans. The Minute Men met this even
ing and resolved to request the Governor TO call
meeting Of the Legislature. Blue cockades are
worn
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Trade and Commerce OF Ihe west

The correspondent of fine Phsdephs Inquirer who
cling West with the Philadelphia Board Of Trade, from
Milwaukee the following interesting statements in regard
crops and trade Of the West:
What actual crop 1901 II is thus computed There
million actual cultivation In The State
Wisconsin. From the reports frOa all sections Of the State
Agricultural Socsy, has averaged twenty bushels OF
wheat the Vast numbers Of farmers have raised from
thirty sevenywO bushels to the for, though there Is but
instance Of the latter yield there hundreds
produced thirty, foty and atty. Counting ALL in
GLIDING the sections the is about twenty eight
the State twenty eight Millions which equals thysx bushels
every and child In the State than two hum
dred every voter This almost beyond credencs when
pared with ether localities The ordinary yield OF wheat in Eng
land half bushels each nhabant In the United
States in 1859 it five bushels In Ohio considered the
great grain State is bushels and bushels per
The yield this year. in the whole United States, estimated
six and a half bushels per nhsbitznt. f
The yield in the State Of Illinois and Minnesota IL nearly
Wisconsin, Iowa far behind being
much above the Illinois raised much wheat WiS
consin having twice many besides twice
much wheat The average yield Of the latter is this
about twenty bushels though in the northern part
Statethat the parallel Of Chicago, and Tapped by
the aena and Northwestern Rarosdhss raised twenty i've
bushels per
The commerce Of the Lakes which the Michigan the head
Of the condition Of the American Medterrenean
countries The to $500 OO00e0 annually
than the exports imports Of the whole United States The
tonnage Lakes steam, and SAIL 100000 tons The
will take this whole tonnage, from to the
crop, transport Fghts have therefore gone
unprecedented prices The old freight from Milwaukee Chi
cage Buffalo low at I've cents high at ten, but this
began at ten and is at twenty cents.
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ONLx Discovery

WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
AMY, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood
Nh tempted not only initiate his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would produce identical
but they have all come and being carried by the
forced to leave tie field its rsssess sway. Read follow
ingi-
BARE. MAINE, April 18th, 1850.
PROP. o. ]. WooD Co.. Gents-The letter wrote sou in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere given
inquiries touching the facts case The inquiries
are, hrst, is 1t fact OF habitaon and stated
communication second Is true Of ali therein Contained
third does hair still continue in good order and of
natural coor To all and do invariably yes Ny
hair better any stage my life for forty years
past more soft thrifty and better coiored he sane Is true Of
wskeTs and the only why is generally Is
that the substance is washed of by frequent abuon Of the
lace, when used by wpng the face in close
ton with the wskers, the result will follow hair
have been in erecept Of great many letters from ali parts
good as there is 50 much fraud the manufacture and sale on
various compounds well this it has, basely
absolute injury IhaVenot uss any your any
account for months, and my hair good ever
old and not gray hair in my head my face prove
this fact send lock OF hair taken of the past week
which very grateful gave It to my friends and thereby
induced them 70 try it, many were ske teal until after trial.
ask favor that send test BY which discover
fraud the Restorative sold BY many fear without author
~ from from you pure article will insure success and
by the impure article, which the good
dee my duty as heretofore to keep you apprsd Of the
effect my hair all who inquire Of my
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sr
yours, A c. RAYMOND.
The Restorative is put bottles Of three Sizes large
medium and smaIl the small holds pint and retail for 81
proportion than SMALL for e. per bottles the large
holds quart 40 per cent moren proportions and ress 80
New York, ia Market street, ST. Louis MOI sold BY ali
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlesaed by
n the United stateg Tfah1I-Iv.
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The Cotton Movement.

We have Compiled the following comparative statement Of the
receipts Of Cotton the various ports the sepen
Der from TIE natl dates received At tbfa oFce
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Review of the Nashville Market for the
Week ending NoT. 10.


The occurrence Of The Presidential electioa during
s week under review, hashad tendency to restrict bush
ness notwithstanding which there has been considerable improve:
men departments Business is yet dull bat the river
continuing inboasng order has infused life business
men, and they looking forward for considerable inprSss-
| ment during the coming and succeeding weeks
ooTToN-The receipts Of Cotton during the week have
amounted to bales Gales to about 200 bales
prices within the range Of 99lOc We quote Mddlng at s9
9; andstEc Nddling at 9H91ec the market closing With
good demand The receipts since the September amount
to I7l5 bales.
FLOUR AND RkINThe market continues we'll supplied
with Flour but the demand confined mostly to home consu
We quote supens SO Extra at sc Der b and
in sack at go 2593 SO pr 100 rs.
The Wheat being pretty we s,upl;ed We
hearof buttte doing in the article quote prime Red and
White at 81 s591 30 per bushsi.
Corn continues in fair request T5esc per bushe
cluded Asyet we hear Of Ohng doing Corn except
in 9 very small way.
We quote Rye nOuinaly Sl9l as though there is but lit
tie demand for TIE article.
There is fair supply Of the Market but the demand is
rather limited at 559GOc per bushsl.
PRovIsIoNs-BAcOn is selling ia q limited way at Exc
l2c for Ribbed ses 39I3 for Clear Sides IOc for Should.
ers. and I4cfor Hams. a s@
The market is entirely bare Of Lard.
GRoCERIEs-We hear Of change in the prices OF Gro
ceres, and repeat our former quotations as follows:
sUsARFair 9K9l8c and Prime to Choice lOBIeSc in
York Coffee Sugars 1e9liXci Crushed and Powered
Loaf II q CLIO.
MoLAsEs ASD SYRuPMoasses in barrels MOSS gall half
barrels $685. Sugar House 4345c Golden Syrup in barrels
75e, half barrtls SOC, and kegs Cten gals $50.
CoFFEE-Rio l6e9l6c, LaguyrE H9lSc, Java 1s920c H.
IEAlnperia 509Sl; GunpoTder 50975c Young Tyson 40
96O, Black 609sI55.
sALr-We quote Coarse Sack at $3.50, Fine at Sf75
and Barrel 4O buhel. The marke is ample
to meet the demand.
GALLATIN sHEETINGS-We quote Galstn sheetings at
e1I per yard
COTTON YARNsThs following are the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns 200 and sOO Geo. lOc 5GO c and
400 12c.
WHIsKYRectifed is held eO9ssc gallon country
at 50g75c per gallon, according to quality.
DRIED FRUIT-We report better demand for
an advance in the prices of all descriptions We quote Apples
peeled &C., Peaches unpeeled 81 259I so peeled s229
- so, and Pear, peeled, % so per bushel.
PEARUTs-There is good demand for Peanuts at 81 p
bushel. - ~
sEEDs-cOvsr IS 959s so busheI; Blue Grass Stripped
$l75, Clean 80 buhel Of "A Timothy 50 so bushel
Herds Grass sL4OtO; Orchard 81 COOL IS Miet 81 So
Flax Seed ...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in active demand at 4I843c p
for Live Geese, when put in coed shipping order.
GINsENG-Ginseng finds ready sale at 40945c-
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markets. nv Te,surnnh

NKw oTEAEs Nov. 1O-Cotton active sales to-day IIOOO
bAssmddling lI9I1L<, MOlssses dull $685.
Freghts slightly advanced To Liverpool l9-329X.
New TORE, Nov 1oCOtton dull to-day $500 bales in.
sluding 5000 bales. Mddlng Orleans With & ftsights Mid
ding upland 1l149lIx.
Flour dull sales 1900 bbls 3O@5 s5 Corn dull sales 95
900 bushels 69s7l Mess pork firm 10 Is919 2 Lard very
dull, sales lao bbE ROXY Rio coffee I4 sgr quiet sales
SIS boxes, Cuba 61197sS. Sales 1900 boxes Havana
CINCINNATI Nov IO-FlOur dull 1894 So dull at 9s
Whisky sales 1900 bbls I61S, Mess pork l775
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fsrt, and luxury to their guestg,
ARRIVED.
Minnetonka, from Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Commodore Perry, for Pittsburgh.
Commerce for Ports above.
Noble Ellis, "
John A Fisher, Paducah.
EXPECTED.
r. NJ. Runyan from New Orleans.
James johnson,
C. Z. Hilman, ST. Louis.
Jno Gault Louisville.
GlenwoOd, from Cincinnati.
Mellrose,
LEAVING.
The popular craft, C. E. Hillmau, will leave for
st. Louis on Monday next, and will follow on We'd
nesday the B. NJ. Runyan.
On Monday at II o'clock there win be Paducah
packet.
On Wednesday, for New Orleans, the James John
son.
On Tuesday, the Gault for Louisville.
On Tuesday, tire Mellrose for Cincinnati
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mRs- W7NST0W.

An experienced and female phyzcAn, has So oin
Syrup for children sehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of tething, BY sosnng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain ami to regulate the bowels Depend
it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves relief
health to your infants. Perfectly safe all See asve
hsensnt in another column oct2s-Iy
DALLEYsS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
adapts itself the condition Of the patient aud the climate
witch he lives In all Of Scrofula Eryspeas, Fever
Sores Tumors Bo Rngwom and all other cutaneous dsor
ders Of both children and adul harmless but e6ecye and
though surface remedy 1T passes through the countless orces
Of the skin, cleansing and restoring organisation
who suffer pine miserable existence be induced TO
rs healing nfuence tae principal depot IA Broadway
General Agents Also BY sill druggists and merchants
noy4-d&0am
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The Memphis appeal of the
9Th says The night freight express train over the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, when about three
miles this side of Germantown, ran OF the track,
killing the fireman instantly, and breaking both legs
of the conductor and otherwise bruising him that
il is thought to be impossible that he shall recover.
No other persons were hurt The engine is very
much mashed up. and the tender totally demolished.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11

An anJaaiz0 cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe
eurnal EmmissIOns, h7aPotsncy, Loss Of Poaosr,
Pains tie Back, St0Rs IN the Bladder O5str.sefai
and Difficult AeRstru0tioa, and all Diseases e11rssf
By debating from hs path of RatEre, and fndulong
in SeLf-PoHutiOR.
By Of this Cure all improper DISCHARGES are reo
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full yigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body promote connubal
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debtaed worn down ard
despsirng deYoee Of sensual pleasure will find relief
1t is safe and pleasant in tas but immediate in action con-
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of a delicious syrup.
Price 80 Bottle, three bottles for S. and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER MERWIN. Proprietors, st. Louis No.
Sold In Nashville by Ewing Pendetcn Berry DenoYe
G. W. Hendershott and BY Druggists everywhere '
cctgS-dtw&wIy
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I am offering great inducements to parties wish
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Virginia item in last Friday nights report, mis-
construed the meaning of the despatch, and eonse-
quently made great error in copying it. Instead Of
BREcKNRIDGE having 1000 majority in counties heard
from, which gave LETcHER 200 majority (thus show
ing BREcKINRIDeE gain of 1900 It should be
thus As far as heard from BREcKNRIDGE has 2OOO
majority The seventy counties yet to hear from
gave LETCHER 800 majority, Cthe figures 200 also
being incorrect -FIsHER.J
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SEBASTIAN Complete except one precinct; Breck,
inridge SOB, Bell 5fl Douglas S5S. The county will
probably give Breckenridge 8 small majority
WASHINGTON. Breckenridge majority LAG.
BENToN-Reported Bell has majority. Figures
not given.
CARROLL AND MADIsON-Both gone by large ma
iorities for BrcckinrIige
CRAwFoRD-As far as heard from: Douglas 10
Breckiuridge zoe, Bell 365.
GAINESVILLE, JOHNSON CoUNTY-Breckinrldge ZO4
Bell IS, DOu glas 2
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Conzr.ss men Elected.

The following are the members of Congress ell
on the day Of the Presidential election
MASSACHUSETTS.
Thomas D. Elliott, Rep, reelected.
flames Burlington, Rep, reelected.
3-Charles +. Adams, Rep, reelected.
Alexander II. Rice, Rep. reelected.
5-W. Appleton. Union, gain.
6-John B. Alley, Rep, reelected.
daniel W. GoOch, Rep, reelected.
S-Chares r. Train. Rep, reelected.
9-Levi Haywood, Dem, gain.
l0-Charles DelaRO, Rep. reelected.
ll-Henry l.. Dawes, Rep, reelected.
MICHIGAN.
l-B. F. Granger. Rep, no change.
2-F. G. Beman Rep, no change.
ST. ". Kellogg. Rep. reelected.
4-R. T. Trowbridge, Rep, no change.
MINNESOTA.
Cyrus Aldrich. Rep, reelected.
Vim. Window, Rep, reelected.
WISCONSIN.
John F. Potter, Rep, re elected.
2-Luther Hanchett, Rep. no change.
3-A. Scott Sloan, Rep, gain.
DELAWARE.
George P. Fisher, Hep, gain.
NEW JERSY,
John T. Nixon, Rep, reelected.
John L. n. Stratton, Rep, reelected.
3-Wm. e. Steele Dem. gain.
4-George T. Cobb. Dem, gain.
5-Nemah Perry, Dem. gaiu.
IOWA.
Samuel X. Curtis, Rep, reelected.
William VandeVer, Rep, reelected.
ILLINOIS.
l-E d. Washburne, Rep, reelected.
2-Isaac n, Arnold, Rep, no change.
3-Gwen Lovejoy, Rep, re elected.
William Kellogg. Rep, reelected.
5-W. A. Richardson, Dem, no change.
6-J. A McClernand, Dem, reelected.
flames G. Robinson, Dem, reelected
S-Philip b. Fouke, DEM, reelected.
gJohn A. Logan, Dem., reelected.
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On Tuesday, the Gault for Louisville.
On Tuesday, tire Mellrose for Cincinnati.
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HALLWAY MATTERs.


MISUNDERSTANDING 2s3 Bell Az douglas o.
and one precinct to hear from.
SEoUAToHrE-Four precincts give breckenridge s.,
Bell l35, Douglas p. -,
NcNISv- BTeckinridge $50, Bell s22 Douglas I37.
TIE lOth district to hear from-reported majority
Of 81 for BreckiErldge. anu 10 Eoies ior douglas
Bells plurality in the county votes
HAMuros-EeEen districts give Breckenridge $40,
Bell lois. Douglas l62. A gain Of l65 for Bell.
C.RrER-Ali Int three districts heard from Bell
gains CO.
One district TO hear from which viii give Bell
majority of ten to fifteen.
We give below the reported agins for BREckN-
RIDGE and BELL as far as ascertained:
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IDUCK RIVER.

have $40 acres Land for sale in the bend Of Duc
w River within miles of Normandy the Nashville and
snoora Railroad Said lands bounded BY Vane eDayd-
IN DECK River, willis Blanton and Abner Barton Twnhrds
81 s tract is river bottom level shout 80 cleared;
several good springs and is No Stock Farm. We viii sell
half or an Of suit purchasers. Those vshn
to brv good Stock healthy country good community
&C. &C. would we'll and look Wesre determ
med TO SELL For further particulars address H. NJ Barton Tu
dcci5-sxSTtf BREWER & BARTON