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United statea of Amer oa: !:

DISTRICT uF MIDDLE TEENtSS EE--No. p.
"A HERE IS, an infor tuat as been Il el IN the
w District Court Of the United States for said
District, ON the 7th day oil August, 1868, by Jim
Trlmble, Esq., Attorney for the United States Tor
said District behalf OF the United states against
certain ot, apd the storehouso and other improve
ments ihe con, situated the South ast cor ner Of
the Public square, 81 Nashville District aforesaid, Of
which property och Ensley Is tho putcd owner,
he same having been sszcd and now la custody O
r. X. Giasc ck, Marshal &c, uuder order Of
sezur issued by said John lri be- August Sd 1868,
alleging amo' other things, that said pTope, ty
seized 10 District on laud On the lst day OF Sep
tember, 1852, as forfeited 20 the United Sates be.
cause the sauio was knowingly used and employed
by, aud with the consent Of the owner Their Of in
aiding ami ahetting and promoting an AIMED rebel
lion against an resistance 20 the laws Of tie United
states
Now, therefore in obedience CO. the u,unit,on of
the Court under tho Seal OF the Court to me direct
cd and delivered, do hereby give public notice o.
all persons aiming I'D property, or knowing, or
having anything to say, why The sane shou not be
condemned as forfeited, thar they be ana appear
fore said District court to be hell at the Federal
Court ROOM the Capitol, 10 the cay Of Nashville,
on the 10Th day october, 1858, then ana there 10
iuter pose their claims. i. Il. GLASCOCk,
u $, Marshal for Middle District OF tennessee.
aug-5--i4t
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Seven Federal soldiers belonging to
Krr tucky regiments are TO bo shot at
MunfJrdville, KY, next Friday, septem-
byr 4th. Their crimes arc deseriion.
They have been tried and sentenced 10
dea'h by regularly organized court
martial aud the sentence In each case has
been approved by the General command
ing the department, Major General Burn
side. We give ,hsir names and regi-
m,ut' below:
John W Coff y, co. @, 9Th Kentucky
Volunteer J. a.irv.
Ch1s'ophrr CIV, co. @, 9th Ken
tuoky Volunteer lulsn'rV.
Fsz or rm,n, 60 +, 9Th kentucky
Volunteer / f,ntry
John N hndrrson, co. II, 9Th Ken
tucky V luu'eer fantry
A. Pointer co, II, 9Th kentucky
V Ia 'e,r lnfanry.
Chal-s j hns CO. b. 38d Kentucky
Vluni,er : 'apiry.
Paoms- 4 tol-man, co. A, 23d Ken
'uckl YtIu ter { f,nt,y.
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of S32 050,26 the latter TO S2s.073 eco.
Tobacco. hemp, grass seed, fax, beeswax
and honey, attain their fullest growth
in Kentucky. Why Ohio report Is NJ FAX
and quarter of million bushels Of
1sxseed is not explained Ii it be that
the plant is grown exclusively for the
seed, while the tibre is thrown away, this
suggests a waste that the present hign
price Of cotton may stimulate the inven
ton Of machinery TO prevent While tht
statistics of Tennessee exhibit no greal
staple as peculiarly her owo, they shoo
an adaptability of soil and climate to
a greater variety of production thar
either of the other four states. To thi
fact we invite the especial attention o.
our fellow citizens from the moro north
ern states whose patriotic duties have
brought them temporarily among us, Aud
who, We trust, may be induced, at the
close of the war, TO make our State then
permanent home.
The orchard and the garden form no
mean addition to our agricultural pros.
perity. OF course the value of their pro
ducts would be, to great extent, oODlec.
tural and incomplete; below rather than
above the actual worth. Still it is large.
on hO......................... k7ls qgs
Aen'ul' y'''''' '''-'....,,.''., 100, 0yl
geo q a'.'''' '''......'.....,,- 3d.
The wine crop--smailer in Tennessee
than in either of the other four States
deserves especial consideration. As poo-
pie have drunk wine ever since the days
Of Noah, we may infer that they alwAys
will drink it, and that in the amin al
economy of man il finds an nppropri
ate place, we may well rel ice, therefore,
that our own country men are producing
a pure article of native growah, TO take
the place of that hitherto imp rted AZ
such heavy cost from the wine growing
regi ms of Europe, aud OF the vile com
pounds sent out under The namo Of vine,
from the large cities. The production OF
molasses from sorghum, or the Chimes
sugar cain, is no incousiderable item in
each Of the four States. The greater
amount produced in tennessee than in
Kentucky would seem to dtmousDrst.
that climate is not the reason why much
more was produced in Oaio thanin either
To the honor Of our wives and dGush-
ters, be it observed t at 10 home, or house
hold manufactures Tennessee ranks the
Others, as she does all her sisters in the
Uuion. THIS includs the pi odncts oi tD,
needle and the dom,s ic ljom--eluthup
for tue person and the bsd found Tor ga,
most part 10 the homes IT our iarm,rs
The ladies OF 0aio f,ll lar behi d "a ,bi,
comparison. Perhaps they will clsu
that they we're occupied about tne butter
and cheese, 40 which their Sra'e 80 fal
exceeds all the other three t'gethcr
Why the aggregate value Of the farms 10
Ohio, should bs more than four times
as great as In Georgia, aud considerably
greater than In both Tennessee and Ken
lucky is a question propCunded to th'
reader, which be is requested TO solve a.
his leisure.
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united states of Amelica !:

DISTRICT or MIDI TtNNESS EE-No. IL
VNTHhREAS an inform ttion has been fled IN the
w District court OF tho United sta es for said Dis
trct on the 7th day OF August, A. D.. 1888, by John
Trmblc Esq Attorney Tor the Tn tod States Tor said
District on buhalfuf tho United States ag unst
certain lot and the warehouse and other improve.
ments and 6xtures thereon standing Situated on the
south.eart corner of Broa and Market streets mont
ing on Broad street iu the city Of lille ana Dis
trict aforesaid, being the large store house formerly
known as the store house Of Fisher, Whocics & Co.
and the lot improvements and fixtures, appuIt nant
thereto, sof by and now In custody Of b. h.
GlaRcOck, Marshal NC. under an order OF seizure
lssu d by sad John Trimble August 9 1868, ale gng
In substance that sal property vas snowinlgy used
aud employed by the owners IN aiding, abetting
and promoting ARMED rebellion, and res stance
20 fhc laws Of the Jnited STATES, and pr yiHg
process, aud that said prop rIy be coudcmood As
forfeited
Now, therefore, Ia obedience 20 the mOuition
olthc Court, uud,r the seal .Of tho Court 10 me
directed aud delivered, do hcrcb' give pub t.
notice 10 all persons claiming said property, or know
Ing, hayi any thing 10 say, why the same shou I'D
not be condemned iorte'teI that they be aud ap.
pear before said District Court TO be held at The Fed
eral Court m, at the Capitol, ia the Ciiy of Nash
vino, on the 18th day OF Octooer 1868, then and
there 10 t.rpose their cl ,ims.
Z r. GLASCOCK,
U. $ Marshal for Middle nistro. OF Tennessee.
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$4,000 Cords Merchantable
Hard Wood,

To be delivered Rs follows n less than 5000 cords
20 be delivered during the month Of September MT
less than 1900 cords duing the mouth OF totober,
and balance before tue iBt day Of ectm mbar next;
bidders will ,tate the price Ter cord ut which they
proposa 20 furnish theWOOd delivered whore cuG bids
TO 30 made IN duplicate with copy Of this adver-
tsement.
mated from this onlce, within line OF not TO exceed
ak miles from towr: VI cut on other lands with
Ia said lines the Contractor must inrnish this ON
With written consent from the owner Of such lands
No bids will be received for less thau 5000
Cords cash de posit must be mado with each pro-
rosnl AZ the rate Of Quo Thousand Dolara FOE each
iUO0 Cords Of Wood, TO be forfeited TO the Govern
mont in case the party fails 10 bud Il the con ract
In awarded to him, bond TO tho amount o. 20
per cent Of the yane OF the contra ed, signed
by two responsible sutieties, Condi ioned for the
faithful fnlnl ment Of the oontract will be rsqurei
~ additional secdriy 70 per cert Of the value of th
qua tty awarded vii be wtthhe d FOR y rod OF
not exceeding three weeks Rftur the ful1llment {
the Wn, 10 contract fund 70 Indemnify such own
ers VI timber lands rs may tatt ctorily prove that
they h,vo OF been properly settled with By the con-
tractor
1ho timber cut on lands assessed for that purpose
and designated from this Oilice, will be paid for by
the contractor at The rate Of no Dollar Per Cord.
Owners Of timber land have the privilege OF makih &
bids for timber cut ON their own lands. Such bid
der will in lieu Cf the b nds required above, file n
Couyeyauoe Of the land TO be cut 20 the United
States and on nrst failure OF deliver Ing the Mood
as agreed, the timber land will be uncondiuonally
forfeited, aud the Wood cut without any compensa
Bids will only be reosived from Persons whose
loyalty Is undisputd or established BY "oath OF al
legiAnoe"
The right 10 REST rived 20 rejtc any all bids.
PROPOSALS TO be on 'orsed "PropOBals for Wood, F"
and addressed to he undersigned.
Capt and A q, NJ
auoDb--tc
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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE-No. 90.
IA HEkEAS, an information has been filed IN the
w III init Court Of the United state for said Dis
triot, on the 7th day Of August A. 1863, by Jo1n
lrimblc tsq attorney for the United States for said
District aud behalf OF the United States, asausta
certain lot and the st0tehouse and oth.r improve
mcuts IN .reon, fronting Market street, aud also
on Coil. ge street. South OF Broad street IN the city
Of oshyille and District Aforesaid, being tue store
house of NJ, A, Parrish s. Co., aud the ,ot and im-
pruv,meut, sppuJ nant thereto, seized by and nov
in custoIy Of E. GiuscOck, Marshal, &C, under ai
order Of seizu O i suud by III Johu lrlmblv Aug.
"a, 1868, alleging in substance that said property as
knowingly used by the owners thereof aud with the
conscut Of the 0Wne b, M add ab,ttilg and pro
noting ce tain armed robc hon ag inst aud rcss.-
Rnce 10 the laws oil the United siath:
Now therefore, n obedl. nee to the moniuon ol tho
Court und, The seal OF tue Court 10 me cirecc and
delivered, 90 hreby give public notice TO all per
sons claiming said property, OF ~ owluti r hANitg
any thing 60 say, why tho same sh0ul not Do con
demued AS forfeited, that they be an0 ap ear before
said Dist ict Court, ~ Do held at the Fedora Z q {
room, Rt the Capitol, 10 the city OF Naahyhle ON tho
10Th day e OctOber, 1883, then suu tle mterposo
their claims p. IH GLA5lOlh,
g.. S. aIarshai Cor Mid!la District OF rouuessos.
aug3j-lit
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For the Daily Nashville Un.ou.
studies from the Census.

The chief occupation of the people in
each of the four States of Georgia, Ten
nessee, Kentucky and Ohio is agriculture
in some Of its various forms. Each of
these States is peculiarly well adapted
for this branch Of industry. All who
have traversed Ohio have been struck
with the extent of her fertile soil. Ken
tuckY has the advantage over her, in her
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United states of America:


DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNEssEE No. G3.
IA HhREAS, an information has bsen Glet iu the
~ District Court Of the United states iJr said Die
trict, on tue 10th day August A. %. l,6J, by John
Trimbc, Esq, Attorney for the United States orsad
District, behalf OF the United States, against Une
box Of Books, two boxes containing 10 bundles aud
30 hanks Of spun Thread, 2 bolts and one remnant
OF Domestic, bolts and remnants Of coarse Wool
en- Cloth, and bolts and remnants Of Cotton
Domestic.
AHcdging In substance that said property was seized
On land n said District and is liable TO COnhscadon
because said owner was on the lst day Of January,
1868, engaged In aiding and abettng c8rtR armed
rebellion agai SO the Government OF the United States,
not having returned 10 his allegiance 70 the United
states wtnln 90 days after the PruCama ion Of the
President ot the United States, referred 10 In said
Information.
Now, therefore To- obedience to the mouitlon or the
Court under the seal of the C0ur 20 directed and
delivered, ! do bOrcby give public notice 90 all per-
sons claiming said property, Or knowing, or having
any thing 90 say, Why the same should not be con-
dcmnod forfeited that they bo and appear before
"a District Couri, TO be held at tho Fed 1ral Court
room, at the CAPITOL Ia the city OF Nashville, the
l9,h day Of October iso3 then and there 20 mtcrpose
their claims.
&c. Is GLASCDCK,
q. 3. Marshal flr Middle District ofTsulessco
Rug2l-l4t
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United states of Americ a

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNssEEE.-No. Is
VA HEREAS, an information has been filed iu the
w District Court Of th5 United States for said
District on the 7th day Of August, 1868, by John
Tumblc Esq Attorney for tn United States for sait
District on bebult OF the United states against r.
tain lut aud tho house The N, situated la Nashville
District aforesaid NAV the Northeast c-rncr Of the
Publ Square and Brigc street. being the store house
formerly oc upiod and used by W. S Whiteman--tho
reputod thereof and the lot appurtenaut there
o-sez Il BY and now ia custody of b. r. GlascocK,
Maishal &C., under an order tf seizure issued by
said John Trimblc, August l3tb, 1863, alledg.
iug In substance, among other things, that said
property seized on land 40 the Distrc Aforesaid
forci ed to the United Ststcs for reasons and
causes 10 SAID Information mentio Cd, % wit thai
the lst ay Of September, 1862, said property
said District knowingly used aud empio led by tie
owner, and with tho consent OF the Owntr, IN aiding
auo abeting and promoting armed rebellion against
the G .yernmeut Of the United states, and praying
process against the same, that the Eamc may be
demned as forfeited, bs aforesaid.
Now, therefor In pursuance of the monitor OF the
Court uuCer the seal OF tho COui to directed
delivered, do hereby give pub &c notice TO all per
sons cmiming said property, or in any manner utor
ested therein that they be AM al poir before the
said Dstr couri, TO be held at the Fed raj Court
room, at the CAPITOL in tho city OF nashville and bis
tict aforesaid on the 18th day October 1865 then
ami tucTe to Rerpose their claims and TO ma their
allegations in tha behalf. T.. K. GLASCOCk,
aug25 lat. T. 5. Marshal Middle DIST. OF Tenn.
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MayshaPs Sale.

Uait-i Statca versus 81 bOXes baooo, p boxes Of
MeTChaud So, casss Of Train uu, } c,u Of Turpon-
inc, ~ uales oi cotton Yarn, I keg, contents not
known, pai sca'cs, bag Of Spioe, and pair of
Beam Sca.gs.
Information No Is Disl.iet Court of the United
States FOR tho nstr 81 0i Middle Tennessee.
IN obedience 10 order 90 said Court made in this
i cause, the 4th day of August, 1903 / will sell
the above named property, az Public Auction, O. tho
highest bidder, fr Cash tu haud, at the sof.ous q,
on tho Public Square, IN Nashg illc occupied 70 mery
by A. J. Duncan Co, on Wednesday, the ld DAY ut
September, lhti saln O. commence "a ID oCiouk uu
that day. D. e. GlAaNOch, L s. a.
augll-2W
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Walnut Grove Lots,

RE pleasarty situated, with good water faoili-
uss, healthy, pretdy slop d, hue forest trees
about tcu or fifteen minutea' walk from the Public
-quare possessing the advantages in many respects,
both diy an C untry aud exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, viz; efiluvia heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber oners Y SALE LOrs
on all he streets and avenues in tn beautiful plat.
Apply TO If. G.. SUONkL
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q neral Ga moe, NV conducting the
Icgc Of Charleston with such energy
aud SURE progress, 10 native Of Ohio.
He is handsome, poworlully built mao,
# .pparenl thirty. five years Of age,
with brown hair and beard, and soft and
"Iove.b blue eyes. The Impression Of
his luptynAnce Ia smiabls Ia the ex-
ir,me, aud bis manner is self possessed,
retiring, modest, aud affable. He is simp-
ly aud solely solli,r aud never allows
himself TO bo drawn into political dis
cursioos 10 d hues his opinions On
pu5nc t0iirs 40 b Ing il Gaenced by the
determination to carry out bis orders 10
the letter aud spirit, whatever those or.
de's may be- aud loyal men will there
io'o claim bin ss a st,aight-out Union
msu. One thing, however is positive
ho believes in usiBg all The able bodied
negroes as soldiers whom be can lay hold
Of and Lo will, therefore, be chTged by
secession sympalhisers with being An
Eb1lliiJHi I.
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NO ia
C'p.uro e DtcK ricCsnn-.-Rspo.t
OF capt Clifford.
NAsuviILEI Tenn Aug. 23d, 1888


NASHVILLE, TENN Aug. Esd, 1893.
Capt wa c, Russell, H. 4. General.
CAPT; have the honor to submit the
following report Of the expedition TO
Wcoms' Springs, Tenn In compliance
vita your instructions from HeadquAr-
ters, Dst,iot Of the Cumberland, | left
camp a. Nashville, Tenn, with my COM
pauJ, I, Fist Missouri Cavalry, M.jOr-
teaora Ct. Changers Escort, al day
break on the morning Of the 18th inst,
and proc oded to Hulsboro, where ar
uved st O'clock, p IN. Here in accord
anoe with your Instructions, l was Join
cd by company Q, 18th Michigan Infant
~ (mouuteo,) under command Of Capt.
daekey. left there at o'clock, p. IN
t,av6ling all night aud arriving within
.ait mile OF Weems' Springs at 8 o.
s,ock, On the morning of the 10TH inst.
uore halted, aud gave directions to
Capt. MsoRey how ho should mAneuvre
nv SNHiF"Hle bANANlub bVth INV AVNE
platoons, each under command Of COM
nissonod oili5er and every man beiAg
"a readiness, / ordered the charge, which
resulted in the capture Of Major Dick
doUann and fourteen others, together
"itn twenty seven horses, their arms aud
equipments. The notorious guerrillA
oul,f was captured by private Martin
W Cup, Of my company, and first re-
5oguIz. Z as tue same by Lieut.. William
DAVE, who Immediately introduced the
gentleman to me, Of course, had him
veil cared Tor, with the others of his
command VINO tell iulo my hands as pri-
,uners. / fed my horses and rested at
We,ms' Springs until noon, when start
ID Tor FrAnkl,u, Tenn, where arrived
Sith my command soon after dark on the
10 n inst Here 1 turned Major Dick
dcUAnn aud prisoners over to the Pro-
yost Marshal, And rested my men and
uoIses until the afternoon Of the 22d
,ust, when I, with my company, depart
d Tor Nashville, arriving there about 8
o'clock p m, without the loss Of sim
gle man or horse.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed
'n Capt Maokey, aud the officers and
men Of his company, also to llrst Lieu
'enant William Davis, and men Of my
company. for their gallant behaviour
hrouShou' the entire expedition, having
travelled I05 mi!os in less than twenty
four houie.
have the honor TO be, Captain,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servt
[5ignodl JAMES CLuFoRD
Capt o. F. First Missouri Cav, Mai.
Gen. q Gcaugcrs Escort, Command
ing Ex edition.
A poet in the Atlantic Monthly says
fw,trhod her al her ~ upiug
| Il titis was ny b,g nuing
CIV ,ug aud wruing
Is not this a plsaiari.m from the cele-
brAted lyric bginning
"ta'ed ho- Atth wieisr
She W ts my d ar Lu,iudl,
Her eyes bright,
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Soldiers, Clerks, ook-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers.

"a OGLD do we'll to husband and apply their
w means 90 the purchase OF good HOVE 10 s.
and thereby save their money. reap the advantages
OF htuceHo in the value Of their pro ,erty, ward
Oh tho Ind uoements aud facilities for dssi patton,
and escape the digrdcs AND ruin Incident TO being
caught Ia N ir rsnares and traps which are inyoly-
ing aud de stroy ing thousands.
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NOTICE

We pay particular attention to the
handling aud saleo Cotton having facilities tor Sc
doing unsurl assoc by a other llousc. lihenl ad
Nencos made on ehipmentsi aud the highest market
price always etAranteea We would part cularly
call tho attention OF shippers Of Cotton % the LOU
syillo market hCFERk n 4 akNEfkE,
In tho Provision aud o0mmiasiQn. huarsss, ho,.lls
Vain ~ Louisville, ky n
a1gs-lmf
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale |

E'HESE LOTS possess the four fold Adyantages OF
hath, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good sRter, and eligibility cheapn,ss.
apply 20 u. q, aLONEL.
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{DI tine purchase Of a Home Lot, for your own
uso, thereby avoidtrg those monthly, quarterly,
and annual aun0yances, euch as NtNr DUNS, which
confuse. disturb, tr.t, and shorten life.
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The London Tines says IL looks Ia
vain for any signs from America that the
Federals srs prepared 20 pursue with VIZ
or the successes recently gained a. all
points.
The London Times would look IN vain
for anything in our favor. Ii Is ~ bind
as a bat, in this respect
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ST Louis Medical College.

.tl.HE kE3UlAR LEIru Es IN rus iNsrlTU-
q Or Will c0mmsaca ai usual ou mo.daY, "a
Nov mbsr there wlE bo pr.umiuary c9gras la
For further information or circular, address,
CHAELEs a. PUrE, lean
au42s-WGgd2sW6w4
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Among the exempted In Reading, az
published in the Woburn journal, 10 one
man fyr the "loss OF toeta and rheumatic
affection OF tle tsHa9H achilles OF 6Jtu
eyes Exchange
We suppose the fellows eyes must have
been leelsi
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

(EJE offer 1hree Large Lots in the vicinity of the
w Corporation Spri &, and but a short distance
from the General Railr0ad Depot, viz.
one LOT, with good pick fence, on Spruce street,
400 feet, and ting three sire t. total number
OF font feet about 1900
Also Lot on Vine street. about 3O2 feet run
ming through to McLamore street about 20O feet,
roning three streets, aud having total front OF
aboul bOU ieet, with picket lenca
Also, O, High street, alb ut 0C0 feet front
runhiug TO an alley IN the direction Of Summer
street
The three lots above men Onet ave considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they arc CON-
nient, cheap, have - ater facilities, and room for
waste inateii I, and arc w,ll worthy of tho ten
ZION ~ thuss who desire 10 invest in productive
property. IL. G. sU0NEL.
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100000
Worth Ct Good Real Estate
FOR SALE,
Planters Bank Of Tennessee,
Union Bank of Tennessee,
State Bank of Tennessee.

Aud all other Good Tennessee Bank Money Of par
This REAL ESTATE, comprises some Of tbe most
desirable sites ia and about the city Of Nashville,
which has been and will continue to be Que OF the
liyeiest, hoalthiest most thriving, and money-mak
ing citlos IN the Union For sale hv
T. q. sCoYEL.
oTTicE-Corncr Of Park aad Capitol Avenue, uesslJ
opposite the Ca.itcl, orth OF Cedar street
80 See herewith q schedule, in part, OF Real Es-
Ia
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME REsIDEECE, lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street. considered tn most dc sir
able part of the city for Family Residences. Apply
20 II. @. SCOVEL.
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Invest Your Money !

no recent reriod In the history Of the country,
~ more than the present have surrounding cir
gumsJRnc Indicated the wisdom Of investing ur
money In something substantial viz. t. al kstaie, a
good Home lot, or "a rlaoe for business.