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The national Republican., 1861-09-07
RErsoLDsBURa, (Franklin Co, Ohio,)

RErHoLDssURo, (Franklin Co, Ohio,)
n January 0, 1851
No 4s Cedar street, N r.
DEAN SIR: Enclosed find twenty five cents, (25 !
for which send box of "Cephalic Pills" Send fe
address OF Rey. VIM. G. Filler, Reynoldsburg
your Ils toerk Ike chdrm-ctre Headache almost in
odner. "
Truly, yours,
The national Republican., 1861-09-07

WRAPPING PAPER
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
Spalding's Csphalic Pills
will convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE
THAT A
Speedy AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.

d hese kssintonids ,oere unsolicited By Mr. SpALprso
hey AFFORD unqr.stiondb,e proof Of he efficiency
@hI truly scientific discovery
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
DLEAsURE GARDEN!

,I,' Hrct1IVu VI HIIHUUNC1HB 10 his frIondN and
the public generally that he has opened his garden
on me corner of New York avenue and First street
i9r me reception of ysiters for the season Music on
monday and thursday evenings, and sacred concerts
on sunday evenings He has always a large supply
OF reireshments, wines, liquors, &c Also, the yery
pest lager beer from his own brewery lie also fur
nshes lager beer to persons throu rhout The citv
bowling alley and gymnasium have been fitted IN for
the accommodation of visitors. maya. va
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sone,hing about FIreships.

According TO personal accounts of me mbers of
that gallant and devoted little band, who particpa-
ted in the daring and successful expedition to the
Pass last we, K. the fire vessels engaged in the
enterprise did good duty. Though they did not
come IN contact with The enemy's f-et they fright
enad the most powerful one of them away, and
Il a, too, at critical juncture just as the
nsssas seemed il imminent danger Of capture.
reships have always had place in the list Of
r gnizei implements of naval warfare. Vessels
is character were effectively used by the Rho.
in their war with the SyriaIs, hundred years
e the commencement of the Christian era, &C
c ing 10 Livy The kngish also employed them
j cir engagements with the famous spanish ar
in 1888 and very effectively too. Previously.
il o.. course OF the long war between SPAN and
L Netherlands, they were used, with fearful eff
f in the defence Of the city of Antwerp to facil-
il the capture of which the Duke of Parma con-
at led great bridge across the Scheldt. Sent
a. do Tn the stream they came in contact with
Il ridge, and sxpl- ding carried terrible deatruc
til into the raaks of the Spanisrd.
this very century freships have been efectu-
al employ by the Greeks in their struggle for
III Pende nee against the Turks
le purpose to be accomplished by these vessels
is yotOd; the original and principal object being
to srry fire amung enemy Is feet The ireship
Is led with inh In bic materials arranged az to
be lsly iguIted, and being naVisated az near ss
n be TO the vessel towards which il ia directed
IL materials are set on fire and the ship il de-
sc ed by the crew The chiif object to be attained
is at the chip shall be ia complete coIfagration Al
81 drifts the vessels to be attacked. Besides
thu they are sometimes 80 arranged as 20 EXP ode
wren near, or in contact with t. E feet Graphing
ire sometimes placed upon freships to enable
these navigating the TO hook the vessel they would
attack, and 80 secure its destruction.-N D. Plea
IBTqs
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MRS. Gen Fremont in Camp-A Pen-and.
I1k Sketch OF Her.

MRS. Gen Fremont I'm Camp-A Pen.and.
Ink Sketch OF Her.
Mrs JESSIE BEAToN FRhMOAT is becoming as much
an obi ct of newspaper gossip as she was during
the famous campaign of Sc A correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette. iting from Jefferson City
No says that JESSIE ia tasting the sweets of camp
Lis along with her husband, and gives the follow
ing sketch Of her. He writes:
There is one individual in this camp, whom neith-
er rain nor mud nor cold, nor heat. can suppress,
and that Is The irTepressibie Jessie As stopped
before q Ere in front of the Generals tent, who
should | see but the inevitable 'Jt ssIe" inside
se4ted at table opposite her husba d, and IN earn
est consultation over the affairs of the Western
Department." while BY her side sat her daughter,
Miss Little f patient and attentive listener.
Mrs. F. emont strikes one as rather masculine in
appearance but this first impression is very soon
and entirely dissip4ted in conversation with her
There is not classical fsatu about it, and YET
her face becomes inte esting from the gentle, be-
neyOlent, and pieaslng expression which IL assumes
in conversation When lighted up it 3 full Of
sprightliness vivsciry and intelligence. Her man
ner Is SOFT persuasive and insnuating and her voice
urccm monty musical. But her chief outward at
traction is her eyes. and she knows how to USE
them as nest women do | said in my last thought
they were grey but in this | was mistaken. They
are brown. Eyes 20 expressive of every emotion
are seldom mat With. They lend a warmth anc
fervor to, ard adOru and illuminate, whatever she
says Indeed, he play Of her eyes and features
the glow Of her rudy complexion, and the melody
of her voice. give the same Effect to her converse
ticn that variations" do to piece of music; and
all this despite her really beitg "plain" looking
woman when her countenance Is in repoae.
She has great tact and self posse sion, Ia ready,
fluent ADD unemb Irrasssd in speech, and, without
the least sacr of dignity, is perfectly free from
any sort Of cOnventiOn4liIy. The extent of heI
knowledEe upon political and governmental sffsirl
entities her to be considered stdteSoOmdR of nc
ordinary cahbre She would make pretty for
mda0le antagonist ID poliicsl discussion, and a
te ant OF the bite House could dispense politics
aud hosp!talIues and preside at State dinners, I,
better advantage, imagine. than any lady who hal
figured thrr.in during our day. She enters very
freely, earn, stiy and unreservedly into an expla
nation at. ard vIudIcatOn OF her husband agains
the numerous charges ard allegations of which be
Is the su ct She is a ViTginian by birth, and hal
the Southern brogue if | may 50 express it, il
greater perfection, and renders it more pleasing
than have ever observed in any one before. She
probably ab0nt 40 years Of age.
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TRHmArEraNRRs-


re the Voters of sumner, Rsberssen,
Chea1e0ms Mon fg-fmery, stew Pts DBcks
son, Humph re Us aRd- IA lea m m CcuEa sft 3,
Composing IN sab Co8gr ssIOnaI dIssFaeS
The short space OF time between the passage Of
the bill distrcting the State and the day Of cleo
ton for Representatives to ths Confederate
Congress, renders it impossible for me to
visit you personally. therefore avail myaef ID
the medium of circular to make known to you
my candidacy for that position; which candidacy
assume in obedience to solicitations of friends from
various counties in the district.
At the present time, when party lines have been
obliterated, there political irsues to be dis
cussed; and believing, as I do, in the wisdom a.
well as the necessity of the policy Of as complete
unity Of action on the part Of our people as is
tieable, it would be manifestly improper in me o
seek to revive former party issues trust that
party spirit, so happily ausyed for the present,
mxy not be again evoked, at least during the great
struggle for our national existence.
With some experience in legislation, pledge to
you, if elected honest and faithful effort to sub
your nteress and that of our common country,
by supporting, with incorporating earnestness
and zeal, all measures losking to vigorous and
successful prosecution of the war to = triumphant
termination; that being the one great and only issue
now pending before the Southern people.
Respectfully, THOMAS MEEEEs.
Springfield, Oct q, lS6I-dtw1t&wtde
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q do do 9 do do
Afsw. flannel babdsges. two and half inches wide
and nine yards long, will be needed, and lint scraped
and travelled.
Ring Pads and Cushions.
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wadding; fine Flax
and Sponges.
Red Flannel, in the pisce Pr,
BOukbnders BO I'd for SPlints; pieces is inches
by nchts.
Sslders' Silk for Ligzrures, skeins wsxed and
wound on cards
Sc wing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen, Thread
Tape ard Sc ssors.
Adhesive Plaster, CsEnel Hair Pencils Oiled Silk
Oiled Muslin, Iudia Esgr Bad Gugta Percha Cloths
in the piece
Wrapping Paper.
Cotton Bed Shirts-1I yards long. 2 breadths of
UnbleaChed muslin. yard vide. open one hsf ard
at the bottom, length OF Sleeve three quarters yard
length of Arm Hole Il in, hes, length of Collar 20
inches, length OF Sin il front yard, 1as ened with
four tapes.
Loose Muslin Drawers IL yards long with a
breadth Of yard wide muslin in each leg. with 4
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom Of each leg length from waist crotch on
the back 81 inches, and in the front Is inches with
8 buttons and bUttonholes
Bed sacking of ticking yard wide and yards
long
Muslin sheets, feet wide and feet long.
| Pillow sacks OF ticking, l6 inches wide and 80
inches long.
Pillow cases of muslin, onehalf yard wide, 1
/ yard long.
Old linen and cotton cloth. towels, old and new
rougl and soft old sheets pillow cases small pill
lows old towels coyerlets, OLD shirts ard drawers
old pants old socks old hand kerchiefs old jackets
pieces of white domestic pieces of hickory shirt
ing, country or homemade jeans, for tall clothing
wool or wooden yarn. cguGJry or homemade ban
kets and counterPanes; blackberry and rasp-
| berry vinegar, crushed sugar. corn starch.
sweet OIL can vegetables Irish ard sweet potatoes
peas ard beans, ErrowTOOt sage tspioCa rice, eggs
chickens game, BRAN y whisky, tobacco. crackers
biscuits tea, cocoa lemon syrup, plum and currant
jellies small quantities. oarme al. txseed and fax
seed meal, whest bran corn meal, juice of beef, as
stock for beef tea put up in sealed champagne
in small bottles for cases of sudden sir king china
feeders of different for administering nourjsh-
ment where the head cannot he raised; bent glass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE soap for washing
wounds, cemuOn soap, eye shades green silk with
tapes or elsstlcs.
Those of you who live in ard around the city OF
Bowling Green, can re1der invaluable assis lance
at the hospital Tbs sick chamfer is destitute OF
Its chief solace unless graaed by the presence OF
your sex. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, ssUth his distress. other than your own
Such articles IS you prepare should be packed in
l the most compact form and forwarded 20 Bowling
| Green, Ky marked HOSpjGl Stores.
l sm, with sIXcere respect,
D. ". YASDELI,
Surgeon c. S.-A- and Ned;czl Director Of Contra
Division in Ke1stcky
Bowling Green, Ky. Sept q. 1861.
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RRIGADTER GENERAL APPOTNTED-We learn that
Col Rlc ard Taylor (sOn OF the late President
Ia lOr al brOtheF-in-aw of President Dsvis hss
been app Brisa Ter General of tae Provis
ionsl A my. and has been rendered the appOn mt Mt
OF Q IaTtel master General at Richmond Colonel
Taylor now at Manassas command of a Louisi-
ana It gImenL- RsehfaOHd DlSpIlch, Oct. &C.
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The UPPsR POToNAC,-A dispach has been re-
celved this city which is not official, but i: is
understood to have emGnRted from an officer Cd
tbs Potomac TO he tf.cl that Banks entire col
unn en- tbs Upper Potomac had fallen back to Wash
IN. II the War Department. so far we have
b., able 10 as eFta H. has. IS yet no official cun-
frmsuon OF the rePOrE.-RichmOnd EGamt1sr, 0ctO
Der 2S.
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sale Of lave

sale Gf lave.
ARI HEaEAs, there Eitizu t. he ISL OF Sumner
w eOuny . he5'A dSy 4 JcyO1eT4 1861, q sy,
neg slave BY he sSiii. 81 Is
uPpea e" II ma g" way tn
D. virtue author W.T. g. aw, vi tie 5k
uas Of GVmber nsAt ,EpJ.s pu c -Ie Ter eash, the
House door 10 G. lat 4. lave Bill
Bill is likely and ABOUT esrs Cid
GEORGE LOVE-,
October 5, 6l-lmt eheEi1 Of summer County.
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Ts the Ladies Of K enIacKs aAd Northern
Tenuaksca.

Ts the Ladies Of Il entacks aAd NOrthern
Tennessee
have established at Bowling Green, KY, Gen.
eTGI Hospital for the reception of the sick soldiers
of the Central Division Confederate States Army
Of Kentucky. In an enterprise which is so init
mately connected with the physical comfort if not
also the life, of the soldier, feel that yGu are
scarcely less interested than myself. therefore,
beg to make few practical suggestions to you. as
TO the manner in which you may serve thosr mem.
bers Of the army who are OVeTtsken by accident
or disease. A very efficient mode Of rendering Is
sistauce to the inmates of tn hospital is through
the agency of Relief Associations such numbers Of
which are already in operation the Confederate
States Can you not organic such Associations
wherever they do not exist, and through them for.
ward whatever may be Contributed! Where, for
any reason such societies be speedily put in
operation, individuals should forward their dona
tons direct to Bowling Green.
Among the articles Of daily use in the hospitals
are the following:
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M = Il. Pc CHEATHAM, 1-
WHOLESALE GR0CERs, AND DEALERS
RIHH KRAHDIRs, WINDS, FOBAooO, CIGARS, HAILs,
DohRsTIo LIQUORS. co.
G0REEE on c0LLkG1 ARD 0RURCR SzREEEa
Nashville, Tennessee
EE1E rscps OF large and well sslsctsd stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting IN part sliows
80 hhs Sugar, all gradss Havana CigRrg
500 bbla ehccs Aolsslsu 800 kegs Esila, assorted
100 = DO DO 100 do5sn Painted BucketSt
so bege prime Rio CoEeeI 50 nests Tubs;
100 bbls PoEdcsed Crashd ana 10 bbls English Wsnats
Loaf SuEari - 10 bSls Peeansi
80 bezes Star CardDs3 - 10 bhis FilhsEts.
zoe hOzss Tobacco, ASSORTED
FINE BE2ANDEES, WINES, *.
6 4 i choice French B-sndiss;
20 Z essEs Madeira, Sherry HdRoTt BlH1sI
i5s BASKETS hsst brands ChsnDssEs1
50 boxsa acoyill Ol2Bst,
100 hbls hus Robertzsp 0osntS gAiafyl
Is 5bls pure old Rye - Sc
do 40 90 BouzDos ..-1f 60
And SsO Of 0ozea WHISKY, AzsrisSs Bsary.
= - ,'a Pow DER AGENTS.
agents cor s DupOnt Hazard and Sycamore Powder Tia
isd being the only Agsntsin NsVs e the Manufacturers,
Arzsrock Of Powder on hand, In nsgaznefor sale
9 kegs Dupont Rise PogdsT 1000 kS Hsssrd BlAstingPoR
300 d d a. 5000 ksgs syoansrs BlaSins
@s z 60 @ q 80 case. o. Powder, assorted
1000 keSsDzpozt BlsEngPoS 50 bblsToy, Beekord 90.
der asfety fuse
anil q. 4. .. .. OHBATHAM, Agents
Se9OAts Pswesr; Isy, BiekfoTd Co.'s as'si0
sAzsEd g o 1-1 IN FAs
eyC1-sAs a. a---
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$50 steward.

$50 Steward.
WILL give tie shove reward for the sPprsAsnaOa dV
Il Gy to NE Of -.--e q. ---. -.I. .---....... 81.
AN DE n en-,
taken u the SAte o. SIS taken aP secured that
an at hin BE may hsvs leu here With Of the Rei
asnts may sill b sbout tsWp u.
Description.
short Close hair large prominent lips hns
heeh, rather SLOW spoken, has st the the
neck the eject Of weighs $50 b about feet 10
inches hiAh And Il II or u years cid
aLp3 d1 ~ ~ L LAWRHHOn
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9asballl Onion anS 5msrian
For the NASHVILLE Unisn and American.
e. The ratTlot soldier.
BY W1LLo H--I

BY WuLo H--g
Now les1e,s stssds the forest tree, So
And rroWp az &c 60 he chessIes sarh,
And thrv rrg walks bis sentry,
All c9ns-iouS Of his pricslsss rsrh,
The sol Ter Of Liesryi
ItmAltsrs net his fee. are cold
Barred to the keea and icy air;
The e OF Ere dem light his soul,
AND st ! The Wi p 4 despair,
WLhthe thought of Liberty.
lie know fall well the armed Zoe
Pro sAst rges 'rOund his lair;
And thouEh his ~usset Stirgs lie snow.
BE grssps 70 de end the fair
and bssud III daughters Of Liberty.
The frozen GROUND all his bad,
Thar in drow ed Gre bis only cheer,
Where, r,sd g his weary lead,
he sweeiIy dreams Of all tlAt's dear
In ths Land Of bis nativity,
How lovely does the vision se
oIpthed she FERNS Of past delight,
Ards4ee er FAR Is thu to dream.
Though wa.ea'd by The casnOnS light,
Than rest In dull safety.
In angel " IN slFry WIKI
Hover o er tse soldiers sleep,
And tak.s roaa pain rs bitter sting,
And stiIlst eye that fam would weep
at tie ills Of poor humanity.
An iiasge " II brlqht waving h ir,
Stops fly down to ki his brow,
And n ~ whispers that the Fair,
T. aIIthe Br.ye will give their vow
In the sweet futu,ity.
short as the m ments wbenWe hink
httl.suns a. Opnd us Whi-l
AMI "a the gddy DO II to orink
Afoamir 81 oy OF IN this world
or the soldier resting quietly.
Tbs burstins Of the fiery shell
Now rrdels bryaks the warriors rest,
Ard quickly does tn dream dspel,
Where fancy had MIN almost blsst,
D. lts sierra real ty.
Oacs more be wallis his wi1try round
Th ic, stillle si the night
Isb Ken save bat by ~ sound
And ~ he red and glazing light
ofthe great artillery
C1d be thy SHE'D, thou brave Ssld.sr
In desd peril and in death,
And " tn His smile forever cheer
The waning moments OF b breath,
And give thee bright Eternity
s.uber 18th, ls6i. ". II.
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REM OVAL e-
NEW PURCHASE. J,

HAVR urchaeed Of ": Finn his stock o. Wall Paper
&c az remsvine my stSeB o. L okins Glasses Gili
Frames, Venetian Blinds, Win Shades Artist teFis's
&c &C. bis (W Finns cid stand, . Public ssuaTs Ger
a DesdsEok street. Whsrs shall b glad TO
nStrous. w. FR11kANs5
Xxx
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Lana EoT safe.

Fsppcatlon ads before January, viii sl OF acco
nOdating terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three H-iles
RON The Corporation limits, Mill Creek, opposite MAI Co.'s
This Of the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About onehsf Of the land ia in timber the balance II euvs
ion There the premises comfortable cabins and fns
yOung orchard Apply to MAJ GsTs, the rse % NJ
sslf for particulars. cHAS. z. WINSTON
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OKosss.rrRs WANTED.

CR0SSSsTERS WANTED.
SHyH1 ERshville and North Western Railroad Company wis
to contract for 10000 Cedar Cr0ss-Tiess 9fest
inches thick, we'll heWn to te at Plsos net
o than inches clear Of bark timber Be SQUAD Be dsY
u at the grade line Of TIE road IN Nashville
The contractors want 10 contract Tor 10000 White
Post Oak Tiess o. the are shSVe, to - dSVSrsd
the line Of the road In piles from section II 10 ssstsa a.
Enough on each section to supply ths sAns.
Persons Wishing to bid will direct to the President I'd Dset
Of Tie EasViTs and SSgthWsssrs Railroad Company
NaahViLs, Tanp 80 aayzcER
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pIsvTos3ssAPIsg CARB-

%fSs . ess5 60 4 s-EA- 4 "a ~ h
rAkE pteasu aane11cirE ny Ole fIisccs I'D cns
that after g-Seuca % year,, bsVr ssn re
turned ths PRACTISE g hs plREC Arr
In all It's branches, haviss purch4 t interest," o. brshsI
the old established Gallery g. niO rect aud having 5peu
four months SeE York The past Sumner e obtain fully e
the hate U the have tainted renovated and
enlarged the snt of Rooms throughout Fat facilities
better prod1cr 6rs ess Fark tha= Galleries
Of eondaee the paTons trust
oui7 TIE promo position the Gallery has hreof0r
sustained, rot to esVste e s Eishs5 sanczTd have
engaged the services Of M OK, 4 The bss Photo
grapher IN world Pictures which osn TIE
Hrst premium Worjs Fe London in 1851 and
determined not GOV make this ,hs leading 8sllsFy
State, bui ny Eau not Be surpassed North Sea
and introduce to the public the f0lloEng Eyies
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vlgnette plais c5l0red;
Lvorytypes col0red
Pastel Pictures. life size
Photographs on Canvass lie Eissi
Waiting ards, full length, plsni
Autograph PhetogIsOhs Z taken az ens sitting.
3terreoscOpes, on glass OF paper
continue to make the Me2iECtype Abrape hsTs.o
fore The above styles al entirely il ts city, except
the Autograph Card Vhi,h only made at tine An
Who 10 want anything in line politely invited give
call bore visiting elseTkes, when VIII By occuleT
demonstration the abog rscsI. Respectfully,
Aot3l-H " HCGHEs
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R.rk WILLS.

ENHE Sast proVed douhleErind Bark Hls Jet InYen
ed q Beng ufsetursd. will be ready for d
livery By ths arSt Of October BoP saie 81
J LUMsDIN 4 co.,
fell South NArksS street, Nashville, Tenn
LUMSD; 4 MANN,
sepHR No IS MagsEins street New Orleans, La.
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ron SALE gY
Adir-ss ;. MCPHERSON d CO.,
September 25. '6I-dSm ALAsrA. Ga
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Removed.

hemOVeds :---.--
HAVE removed ~ Shoe to Marker street. No
5U, The public square next door to Morrow
Ehere Voud pleased former cuomers and rend
And shal ndesVOT all tim keep hsnd general
OF Home v - de BOtsts nd Shoes a g,a
and at Low the price materials vii justify
ATy shoes sDd ali kinds efhes work kept in
der
HIghes; market price paid for Hides ami Leather.
GsD2U-F JAMES ". HAMILTON,
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AashvtFIe Gum Fmetorv.

STooKHoCDEKs in the EAshviI' Qua Factory aosiAe
- that the DEeeIor have Ads call Of civ, DolIaS rpo
each share pa-Abe before the hrst AsDday in
mkt The Stockholders are requsted Hat the oee Of u
andeTEEned Ne ~ Cherry street, ID make pro nPt PAL
nsno. j L BOsTICX.
G1f25-d secrssary and FTsaaureR
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s FFEE gAEsM -s
CONTAINING $50 ACHES OE -r. -
FRtuah Ie Lano cor sale
e75 acres CIsusea, ana tss "a EiEe sEaEs
of f;1sits yaEian-
tHLe Farm zils .trou jones 5rSggns VII
chester AIahaEnz Rsiirdsd, nine les fro WIncbet
three Isiles salem n franklin osanty On ths
Farm comfortable dwelling good 4egTo .s1ias and az
lecessary Close the swelling spring
good ClItern and plenty Of falling The land
10 ALL RICE aud for cultivation sads unsurpassed ~ any
county propose sell thu Vauab!e Tract u Land
and would refsr persons Eho Wis about It. 70 u b
White Nashville Tenn A-a 0oiYHr, Winchssssr hsy
refer 10 tn PREMISE
HAaFEY .. WILLIAM
ri Tg-r @Lncaezta. Franklin cozrsy, Tenz
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Tennesssss.,s i j ,hespioa

Portable Plantation and FIOuring
$50 Msu Stone establishment.
Dunn Ean-sto6esof all sizes On hano ana made sTa.
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved PATENT Nil spindls
an Gearing, 6onE Cloths; Boiling, Hosting and RsguIAta
screws Screen Wire Mil Peks, and PiastsT Paris All
which best quality and 70 give satsaeton'
rFr5,rf -.-rs...1 t--fr J. n. WARNMt
iunee2-d trgH i--l ---i NaahYtna. Tenn