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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

W-The New York He old processes ia
have information entitled to implicit conf.
lence. that Gen. Mcclellan. before the retrea'
of the rebels from Munson's Hill, had plan
to bag their forces in advance, about ten
thousand strong, land the very night that be
decided to carry his plan into execution, a
rocket was sent up from Washington as a
signal to the rebel officers, whereupon the
Confcderates beat hasty retreat" The
Herald says:
"The leak took place in some Of the mill
tary bureaus, and not with the Secretary Of
War"
The same paper also makes the following
announcement:
Later intelligence reveals the fact that the
friends of Gen. Scott are DESTROYS that Gen.
Mcclellan shall not achieve such laurels, pre-.
fering thai Gen. Scott shall do the work in a
moe expensive and dilatory manner along
the coast, leaving Gen. Mcclellan in Wash
ington in command Of q department, with
Iarg, army, and ideally doing nothing, fight
ing no battles and winning no victories.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01
The Soldiers Wife.

She sits BY her unshared hearth
At the shadowy tsilight hour,
Aud yields to the sweet enchainings
Oi mem'ry's magic power.
Her dreaming eyes draw pictures ~
In the ftfal freight glow.
And her willing feet are wandering
In the beautiful long ago.
Away on some distant hill,
Or down in the valley low,
Meath the sleerless stars there sleepeth
hen hast 'ning to meet the toe.
Alone, is the soldi re- wife,
Yet her heart is brave anil strong,
A. those that 20 eagerly pant
To Avengs thsir country's wrong.
Oh, think Of our soldiers bssvs.
With the foodeates lifted hig.,
From your souls great depths Of feeling
And too seldom ear.wet eye
With boiler thoughts, then turn
From your eounsry's field OF Strife.
To the lonely hearth, where stitch
Abe patriot soldiers wife. s,ss
Nnsssaise, on. lsth. 1851. xAvas Para.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

~ The banner county Of the State is
"High Henry" Last year Scott walked
ahead. Bus this year, owing to some local
Confusion, Scott county lags behind. Ceaar
is next to Henry. Then come Washington
md Jopss, Clayton and Cintea, '''i = -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

AprLss OF SECOND Growth. There is on
apple tree, in the back garden OF house
owned in this city. that is covered w:ta ruiz
OF d second growth. The tree, wh'ch bears
ve,y early fruit, b!ossoned the second time
in I slater part Of August. The apes are
ALREADY as large as good sized hickory nut
We have ous Of them in our possession, thu
Il somewhat more forward than the rest, i
being nearly the size Of An egg.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01
THE JOURNAL.
LOCAL. DEPARTING NI

~ Bowers & Msuck, in addition to their
large shipments Of potatoes, are buying and
shipping large quantities of beans. They
have already sent about four hundred bush
OILS to St. Louis, and will purchase al that can
ba obtsint,d
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

PorArors RAISED FROM TIE SEED.-W. G.
Williams, Of this vicinity, brought into our
Office, on Saturday, three potatoes raised from
tho seed OF the ball Of the potato. There
were three varieties in the hill, though only
one kind Of seed was planted. The largest
one weighs eight ounces.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

STOCKINGS FOR THs ARAv, The following
ruls are laid down for the direction Of ladies
wishing to knit socks for the soldiers: Get
large needles and coarse yarn. Cast on sew
enty-eight stitches, and knit the leg ten inch
es before setting the heel. The heel should
he three and hal inches long, and knit of
double yarn, one fine and one coarse, for ex
ira strength. The foot should be eleven or
tw elve inches long.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

lk%A Scotch pager 9, eaks of fox
having been seen trying to spring q
steel trap by means Of stick hat he
carried in his mouth. We knew . fox
once that t.ok well-pole from we'll
and pushed turkey off the lower limb
Of a tree with it. At Least, he got the
turkey and the pole was found al right
IN the morning: t-o
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01
RETURN OF ANOTHER SPRINGFIELD PRrsoxE,

RETURN OF ANOTHER SPRINGFIELD PRISONER.
John Cogdal, another wounded member Of
Company Z, LIST Iowa Regiment, returned
Friday morning. Mr.. C. left Springfield
two weeks ago last Monday. 1t was currently
reported in that place that McCsilloch is dead.
But three more Of tho boys from this place
are now behind, viz Jewell, Long and Arm
strong Long is Hospital Steward and Chief
Warden. Mr.. Cogdal was present at the
fight about twenty miles this side of Leba-
non, between two companies Of onr cavalry,
under Capt. Swisslsr, and about six hundred
rebels. He says the latter fed at the first
fire. Capt Swiss!er will be recoIlccted as
the accommodating Postmaster at Little
York. He also met Col. Wyman with a
large force moving towards Springfield, which
he thinks will soon be in the hands of the
Federal forces.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

IMPORTANT IF TRuE.-It is stated by an
Iowa paper that clover is certain cure for
the hog cholera, viii. h is prevailing some
what in the State. In all instances the dis
ease has suddenly ceased by turning the hogs
into q clover field.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

EWe find we were in error in stating
the other d,y that the Illinois and Mississippi
Telegraph Company had contracted for tn,
building of a line of Telegraph to Omaha.
Matters are moving in that direction, but the
exact location of the line has not been made,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

These returns, most Of which are Official
give Krkwood something more than 1906
majority. Those to come in will increase this
majority.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

1
| WoNDERFUL CALCULATION. A wri-
ter thus undertakes to convey some idea
of the greatness of the popuiss,on Of
China.
CHE mind canot grasp t real import
of 50 vast q number. Four hundred
Millions. What does it me4n? Count
1t! Night and day, without rest, or food,
OF sleep, you continue the dreary work;
yet eleven days have passed before yon
have counted the FIRST million, and mere
than as nary years before the tedious
task Is reached.
lie also supposes the mig',ty null i
tude to take w its line of march, IL a
grand procession, placed in . tile at
six feet 81 art and msrc!i' & at the ate
Of thirty males per day, except Oh the
Sabbath, which is given to rest.
Day after day tie moving column
advances, the mead pushing en- toward
the rlsl'g sun, now bridges the Pacific.
now the Atlantic. An, now the Pacl-
6c is crossed, bat still the long process.
sion marches, sire ches across high
mount ms and suany plains aud
broad rivers through thina and India
aud the European kingdoms, and 81
on again eve" the st1rmy bosom Of the
Atlantic. But the circuit Of the world
itself affor IL no standing room The
endless column will double u; on itself.
and double again and again. snd shall
glrdle the earth eighteen times before
tie reservoir wa;ch furnishes these
numberless mulntudes is exhausted. -
We, KS, months, and years roll away
ard ct Ii thes come, men women and
children. Since the march began the
little child has become a man, and yet
they cone in uafa,llpg numbers. Not
til! the end OF forty one years. will the
last Of the procession have passed."
Such i, Caina in its population, and
if Homer could preach eloquently on
the vanity Of man as mortal, with
cqaal e.oquedce had he seen or con
+. mplated the millions of China. could
be lave preached on the vanity of man
- 90 indiyidual.-Crisis
If you are ever 50 temperate. yop will
lie in time. If You are intemperste,
Iou will probably die lin No time"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

THE F0oT CT A HoRsE.--The hu.
nan hand has often been taken to H.
lustrste Divine wisdom. and very we'll.
But have you ever examined your
hor-e's hoof? 1t is hardly less curious
in its way. Its parts are somewhat
complicated, yet their design Is simple
and obvious The hoof is not, as it
appears to the careless eye, a mere
lump of ms 'nslble bone, fastened to
the !eg by joint. 1t Is made up Of a
Sc les of thin layers, or leaves of horn,
aboat FIVE hundred IN number, nicely
fitted to each other, and forming a
lining to tie foot itself. Then there
are as many more layers belonging to
what is called the ''coffin bonc," aud
fitted into this. These are elastic
Take qaire Of paper and insert the
leaves one by one into those of anoth-
er quire, and you will get some idea
Of the arrangement of the several lay.
ers. Now, the weight Of the horse
rests on as many elastic springs a:
there are layers il his four feet - abb vi
four thousand; and all this is con.
trlvcd not emily for the easy convey.
auce Of the horses own body but 70,
whatever burdens may be laid on him
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

~Tacitus says: I'm the early ages
man lived life of innocence and SIM
rlicity." Upon this critic remark:
When was this period Of innocence
The first woman went ast.ay. The
very FIRST nan that was born killed the
se,oud. When dll this time of SIM
plicity begin?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

A BIG JoB.-The Mexican coast, which
Great Britain prop SEES to con rol with the
aid Of France and Spain, has total extent Of
no less than thirty hundred miles, two
thousand miles on the Pacific side, and fifteel
hundred on the Gulf, and which they viii
have to substantially blockade in order t.
collect their revenues and prevent SNUG
Cling
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

~Muscatine county is making up still
another company for the war. It Is moro
than half full already. Auscatine is the ban
nrr war county of the State, we believe
Uav. Democrat.
Very true, Mr.. Democrat. Muscatine Is
the banner county of the State. and no mis-
take But instead Of one company NY full
we have ono that l. full, and two more nearly
%. But the half Of company would o.
much better than Scott county has cone
with all the fav0ritism shown her.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

C.pr. TuRxEs's OoxrAny.-Capt. Tur-
rer returned yesterday from recruiting OK,
petition in the country. He has succeeded
il 81! ing up his c,mpany to the requi''t'
number, although he will accept few more
As ae wi.hes 10 60 into camp with one hun
dred ard one men. rank and file. lie VIII
probably leave for Camp Mcclellan on weo.
nesdsy Of this week. Capt. 7. requests W
to state that he will expect every msn who
has Joined his company to report himself
at Hsre's Hall tomorrow evening.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01
Settle Up.

NY person knowing himself indebted to me by note
IA or book account, will settl. it immediately, and
any one having claims i'll presen. them to James
Jackson. EN- ING B. LEWIS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

~The Scientific american gives
its sanction to L breast-plate invented
by MIR. ] s. Smith, Of New York.
1t is composed Of thin spring steel !,
and is worn between the cloth and lin
ing of common military vest. Ii has
two leaves. which lap at the edges wien
the vest is bnt.oned, so Us to cover the
entire chest. /. w'ighs only three
pounds and half, and can be worn
with case by any officer or soldier dur
ing the most active exercise 1t is
very strong in proportion to its weight,
as it can resist the thrust Of bayoaer
or sword, and it will repel the bullet,
Of nuskets and pistols at ranges which
would otherwise he fatal to life.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

Iowa SANITARY CoxNIrrEE.-A Commis'
sion has been appointed to visit our volun
teers wherever they are to be found, and re-
port upon their sanitary condition, the
treatment they have received from the Gen
eral Government, and the changes which have
taken place among the officers since they left
The gentlemen named for this important bus
mess are SurgecnGeneral Hughes, Hon
James J. Liadley and George Ii. Parker. the
former of Keokuk, the TWO latter Of Daven
port, and th,y left on A;onda.g last, to see the
regiments now in Missouri.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01
FIR SALE.

FIR SALE.
NEE two-horse Wagon brake attach a-will be sold
~ cheap. Also. for sale, two good horses. Apply ut
the CrocHery Store of
eep24- Cliff GEO. W D1LLAWAf& BRO
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

KNIGHTS OF TIE GOLDEN CIRCLE. AS the
opinion appears to pro~sil TO some extent III
the country that an order CT this kind is III
full blast in this city, we take this oppor-
tunity to state our entire disbelief Of the
whole story. There are scarcely half dozen
men in Muscstine but stand entirely above
suspicion Of this kind. It is true one or two
have been suspected Of disloyalty and hsve
been closely watched in Consequence. But
their conduct has been such that nothing
could be found to justify their arrest. We d"
not believe we have one single traitor in our
city. We can say, however, that if ever
lodge of the *. G. C's" is found in our midst
that its members will End themselves knights
of anything but golden circle, and that
speedily, too.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01
R O LII

CT COMPANY B, ELEVENTH RF9INENT IOWA
VOLUNTEERS, INFANTRYD
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

~ The" her'n' and ''his'n" of GU,
OWL refined language are r'valed by
some contractions that prevail IN Berk :
shire, England, where they say ''shis y
70: the former expressive word, thus:
Vut other young n adens looked sly at ME,
And from her seat she rise u
Let's yen and 20 cur own way,
And well let she go shas'n
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

@A lady making inquiries of q
boy about his father. an Incorporate
man. who had been SICK for some time
asked whether he had regained his ap-
petite. mo, roa'am," said the boy.
''rot exactly; his appetite IS very poor
but his drlLkatlse IS as good as ever"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

If you are ever so Temperate. yop will
die in time. If You are intemperste,
you will probably die lin No time"
Southern Love Duty
Meet me BY moonlight loan
Il - IL aak Of the.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

THRILLING AF7A1R.-Thc Clean c..
Y. .7doe rftsrr cl >ses description of
the recent f. eshet in that region ty the
following thr ling incident:
We learn that a whole family wing
near Cuba, had a ',arrov escape from
drowning Oh Friday nj shs. The floods
came, surrounded their dwelling, ana
fearing the h use would be carried
away, the father resolved to make an
effort to ave his wife aud children.
lie seized the youngt st, girl of four
years, and bid tho eldest, then sick
with the diptLeria, to follow. 1t was
yer dark. tut he waded to the nearest
tree anu put tho children among the
branches. Returning ne brought h:s
wife and placed her with tie children
aad fearing the tree ,n;eht not stand
any greater wei BIT, he tied himself t
tn, trunk, wLe.e he was found the
next m ,rning up to his arn pits in
wate,. The whcie family were finally
rescued. \ night of terror certainly
to thsse unior.unasos. l'ho dwelling
was swept away by the asod.
ANY OTHER MAN This common
and popular term has Sc. originals at
work for the purpose of ascerta ming
Its starting point. Being somewhat of
an arch@ologiss ourself, and prone to
search the Scriptures, We have discov-
cred the origin of the term. 1t can be
found in the 18th verse of the 16.h
chapter Of JUICES, where Deliiah was
Cooking Sampson for the secret of his
great strength. He dlvulged as fol-
loas;
IF I be shaven. then my strength
will 60 from me, and l shall become
weak, and be like amy other man !"
Bully for Sampson !-Coshocton .Age.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01
WANTED

MApAME DEMOfEsTs Quarterly Mirror of Fash
1l icn, fall No. Price zen cents.
The same extra illustrated, with patterns, price 25
cen's For sale at
Sep2S BURNETT'S
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

sJT'Well, Pa;rlck," said the doc
tor, chow do you feel to-day {" "Cch,
dooto.. dear. ] enjoy very poor bea ia
entirely. This rumstics is very dis
sressin', in'ade; when l 60 to seep I
lay awake all night: and my toes Is
swelled as larg, az a goose hens egg,
SO Win | stand up fall down imme-
diatey."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

az Extract from private letter, dated
Brighton, October asd, 1861: 81 see by yes
terday's Journal that you think the K. G.
c. have organizations in other free States
than Ohio. Do you think they are organ
izing in your town? Beyond a doubr they
are in ours, and there should be organizations
of the Union persons all over our State
twenty-five organized devils in human form
can run over one hundred of the best Union
men in the State, tnat are not organized. In
our vicinity the Mahoneyltes are armed to
the teeth, to man. How is it in year vi
cinity? They do not know that we suspect
them Of being organized heIe, nor 10 we wish
them to until the thing de- e'opes itself strong
enough to b, suscepi'able CT proof beyond
the possibility Of doubt, ard shen we vii
make crooked things straight right fast"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

1HHE PARFIZAN, two volumes In paper:
i The Partizan, two volumes In one muslin, ss
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

COUNTY ORDERS.
WE TAKE MUsCATINE COUNTY ORDERS At
W Par for goods. few thousand dollars wanted
Immediately. WELD, BRiDGMAN KENT.
Mu.cstine. Jnne 2eth. 1861
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NNE OF THE FINEST DWELLING HOUSES IN
this cit! now, and pleasantly located at the west
end Of Fourth street, the hill. Immediate possession
given For further particulars apply to g Hall on
the premises, or to JACOB BUTLER.
Sep17dtf {" - - = - : "a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-01

FOR RENT.
E'HE STORE ROOM IN MASONIC BUILDING
l. now occupied by Garrettson WHEY Enquire Of
D. G. CLOUD.
~Mnzcstine. May 18th.
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TAKE pleasure in announcing ny old isnds and Gus
toners Aat after absence Of two yearI have again
turned the practice Of the Photographic Arr
in all B branches having purchased the ny
hs old established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four ments in New York the past susz to obtain fully all
the late Improvements in the have painted, renovated ard
enlarged the suite Of Rooms hrougsoat That ny facilities
better produce hrstclass ork than Galleries
beast Of and c0nduse 10 the co3Eof patrons. trust
ouy to the proud Po0a the Gallery has heretofore
sustained, Bot TO elevate u sill higher standard. have
also engaged the services c &r COOK # the best Photo
sphers the world VIE the Picu-es which obtained the
first premium at the ds Far in London in 1851 and
determined not only make this the leading Gallery in
State, but Eba not be surpassed North Sou
and intrOducsaa the public the follosng syls
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Fignette, p-siR colOredi
IYOTytypss, cOlored;
Pastel RBssnres, life size.
Photographs Canvass Hfn siEsy
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph Photogr sDhs, 70 taken at sitting.
sssFFeOScopes, glass paper.
continue 10 make tie MeiLOtype and AmbTstype hereto
fore The above styles all entirely in this city,
the Autograph Card which only made al time All
who in want Of anything in line politely invited 10 give
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove By occlar
demonstration tbe sbov efasts. Respectfully,
oct3l-u =. ". HUGHES.
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Seeds.

Flour, Corn, &c.
coo BARRELS Extra and Extra Family FLOUR
ONlND 460 sacks COIu;
% bills Lard;
50 "a Green Apples;
IS Parrapine Wax CandleH
so Flour Sacks, fifty pounds,)
On consignment, for sale by
WI WATTS 4 CO.,
Janl9R No. 81 College street. near Brosd,
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Scientific DiscOVeFy---EIeCIrO-
Wafer.

well known the profession that Electricity Is the great
Of Ire. Every remedy which really disease
does OF its electrical sdapta 20 the wants Of the
invalid. By the Of Euch remedies and ELECTElc
WATKR IN which patients hed In currents Of eleee
Ladies being attended By aL2dyI curing all kinds Of old
and obstinate complaints which have resisted all other
Of COnsumpYes receive LIFE, but in such cases.
where patients weak to visit treat then By ne
RrOpto Hospital shd6tiOns shichare sTeae3 into ths
diseased lung, right Of the disease end two
stamps PSmphle Other patients who cannot come to
the 'H WKTKas, By sending fee-he sgesex
description Of symptoms have medicines sent 70 them
send ecnlar The Electric Waters extract all mineral
substances medicine otherwise absorbed. The
peene over twenty years the treatment many tszs
mic and WOans diseases and Eeaknesse
De REGARDED a a reasonable guarantee Of Fuceess-
II Rooms and Boarding Furnished 20
Patients II
PHYSICIANS may wish ts avail themselves Of this val
liable discovery Electric Baths invited ny once
al No II6, South summer street
Hours from to P H. every dag s1ept the sastath.
Address e. hOABAUGH3
MARI -d&tEIy HazhVlle, Tenn.
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Anderson & Romans,
AndeFsOR's Foundry and Machine
Shop,
NO. SO BROAD STREET,

RE manufacturing six hoFge portable steam EngneB
n suitable for printing offices, plantation use and where
mail engines are required. Price 5000,
Stationary Steam Engines from thirty power
prices Low hrstcsss engine be furnished We
prepared ell orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of The
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock patterns for four Mills and circular sash Mu
Saw Mills, unrVseI for strength durability and economy
ofpoEer.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
and experienced EOren furnished set up work
sired.
Constantly on hand full assortment Of castings usually kept
at Foundry. An experienced pattern maker and dra1an
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and eE
mates furnished on application.
9ohe and sass Room at So Broadway Nashville, Tenn.
june22-dn
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HOUSE PAINTING,

| HOUSE PAINTING, E5&
FENHE subscriber is prepared to execute with the greatest
promptnes all contracts, however large which
dered in style and upon ts which cannot fail TO give sasA
| ton. BE is also prepared to execute all manner Of
| sIsE ORNAMENT PAINTING, GzAIEEG MARBLus.
Having that the Of the mosexpeY
| and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having work
give him call before making 6nal arrangements
&. 7. FLEMING,
nsrchsdtf No CO Union st. between cherry and sunus,
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Falua lie Land for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and fn a line state
OF Cultivation
FENEIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station, the
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Winches
ter and three miles from Salem, in Franklin county On
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and
out houses Close to the dwelling spring,
good Ctern and plenty Of falling water The land
ALL RICE aud for cultivation stands unsurpassed any
IL the county propose sell this valuable Of Land
and would refer who wish te E about B to j hi P
White Nashville, Tenn AS. cOlyar, Winchester they
can refer 70 the premisesl
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct sO-n Winchester, Frsnknt3 county, Tenn.