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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01

LEGISLATIVE pRocEEDtNCs. Our ieI0.' VI
Legislative proceedings, which, as We bA'' p,
ready said, We condeneo from Whlionb pA.''
contains all the transactions Of the Lo'''
turo r1cep, Oh. details Of the progress VI . -
nfes In and between the two Houses
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01

II jos, as were ready to 60 to press with
tho Eastman this week. We unfortunately broke
our press and were thus delayed beyond tho time
Or mailing our papers rs usual West, Monday
afternoon.
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The public appearance Of the Prince
Of Wales as chairman at the Literary
Fund dinner in London on the 18th Of
May is.made the subject of elaborate
editorial comment in the leading jour
mails. The Times says
1t is a happy opportunity which
makes such an occasion the first on
which the Prince Of Wales performs
the duties which he seems able to dis
charge so we'll it is a happy augury
that he follows his fathers example
not only in the general conduct we
have described, but in this particular
instance The Prince COnsOrt presided
at the annual dinner Of this very Fund
the second time he spoke in public in
this country. Careers begun so SINH
larly will, we trust, coincide in all but
their end. There is ample work to be
done in fostering the innumerable
branches into which the comprehensive
unity Of this literary fund divides, and
if the Prince will pursue the course he
has just begun he will earn the graft
tude of the country.
The Prince paid an honorable tribute
TO the memory Of Mr.. Thackeray, who
was one Of the Committee ofthe Literary
Fund. There was nothing more char
acteristic OF that writer than the firm
determination with which he has al
ways asserted the same right and the
same duties for the literary profession
as for every other, and the almost
sternness with which he treated the
traditional looseness with which the
character of literary man was for some
time invested.
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A Puzzle In Philosophy.

Il is reported from New Orleans that
Gen Banks, relieved of military COM
mand by Gen. Candy, is to be military
Governor of Lou 4isna 1t is only two
or three months since Gen Banks caus-
ed Michael Hahn to be installed civil
governor, amid the roar Of cannon and
the playing Of Hail Columbia Does
Banks now mean TO take away from
llahn what he gave him then or is
Hahn expected 70 give back his power
into the hands whence he received it2
or can there be civil and military GOV
srnors, both in authority at the same
timer and if so, which is the higher
power and what about the election
held by Gen. Banks in which Governor
Hahn was chosen9
Ii that election was genuine. and
the work Of the people, then Gen. Banks
would commit an outrage upon them
by accepting the post of military gov
srnori IL il was a sham, then General
hanks, who was its author Is certainly
not a fit man 20 send as military cover
eruor, position in which sound iudg-
ment, and sober, mature statesmanship
are required
Meantime, the question remains,
which is the true Dromio in this new
Comedy of Errors-which is the Cover
nor Of Louisiana-Ciovernor Hahn or
Governor BanksP The unlucky people
OF New Orleans owe, it would seem, a
divided duty; unlike the personages in
Shakespeare play, who were puzzled by
The likeness of two servants. these
Louisianians find themselves unable to
distinguish master from man. and know
not whether Dromio is Antipholus or
Antiphoius Dromio.-N J. Pos.
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Fhe HeIght and Deptf Of PoIIteness.

1t is known that the Japanese En-
bassadors are now the lions of Paris
There was a review on the Doth ult, in
the Aois lie Bonlogne, for their benefit
The japanese came in seven carriages
to witness the spectacle.
A correspondent Of a New York
journal relates the following:
when the troops defled before the
Emperor, the Empress placed herself at
his side One Characteristic incident
was very amusing. When the Emperor
passed near the carriages of the ia
panese Embarsador, he checked his
horse a moment and saluted them with
great courtesy. These representatives
FROM ihe other hemisphere were so
Overwhelmed with this mark Of conde-
scension for 50 puissant a monarch that
the two principal ambassadors got out
of their carriage and bowed so low as
nearly TO perform the oriental prostra-
tons for several minutes.
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General Grant as 4 Checker.Player

General Grant as A Checker.Player.
The Watertown Daily Reformer re-
lates an anecdote of General Grant It
says:
Vixen the General was a young
lieutenant he was stationed for some
time ct Sacketts Harbor, and in those
days paid frequent visits to our village
lie was a famous checkerplayer, and
was wont to spend many an hour at the
old American Hotel in this absorbing
game But there was one of our citi-
hens, whose name we are forbidden TO
mention, who could beat the lieutenant
at his favorite game But young Grant
would never give up, and would insist
on his competitor playing with him
until he came out ahead, which he
would at last always do To secure
this end, he sometimes kept his friend
up nearly all night, and would stay in
town three days, studying his long head
ed moves, and forcing his opponent to
play until he beat him in the wind. If
the man declined playing when he was
ahead, the lieutenant was offended, and
thought him ungentlemanly in the ex-
IRENE. Grant is now playing checkers
in the same style with Lee on the Nir-
ginia board
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RxIt General seatteratIon.

The Cincinnati Gazette announces
that General Crooks army is again in
motion, this time direct for Richmond
which means, of course, that it will be
added to the Army Of the Potomac, or
be put in some position to cooperate in
the siege of the rebel capital 1t has
also been made public by one of our
city papers that General Hunters army
l. to be added to General Grants direct
command, and that the junction will
soon take place BY what route these
two cooperating columns are to reach
Richmond is not stated, but il is enough
10 know that General Grant is massing
an enormous army for the siege of
the rebel capital General Pope, with
the Army of the Northwest, is also on
the gay TO join him.-Ne,e York World,
PSI az
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rnIted &c. Inlarnal Ratanna.


AssssE0as OFEIcE, SE00Nb Drsraarr o. KS sr--rr 4
INCOME TAX
DT The SIXTH SECTION OF THE ACT or
ID Congress Of July ., 1852, it i made the drty
OF aIy person istis o. the income tax on or before
The hr@t Monday Of Mas IN each year, o. make 4
iisi return Of the amount of ns annual income 10
the assistant assessor Of the dstr.t n which he or
she Resides. The time having passed this must
he complied w ia Immediately.
Every person who sfail flil Io make such return
by she day specified vii D. Ltbe to be assessed BY
the assessor according tp the best Information
which he esn obt.un and m -len case the azst ssor
VIII add my per cculum iO Jhe amouut OF the
items OF such list
Every person who shall deliver 90 an assessor
Gny e=e fraudulent list or statement with intent
evade the valuation OF his income. IS sur -ct 10
tine Of i've hundred dollars and 10 such case The
81 vii b. matie ouf By the assessor or assistant
assessor, snd from tie Taiu5fOn 30 mode there can
- % appeal
It il 81 o made the duty OF every person eugae-i
10 any business, trssie occupation % profession %
take out license for the same, sad o. register hs
her or their names with the assessor, under pen
alfy for neglect or fsilure 90 do so.
Steamboat owners, brewer, hufeherz, auction
eers, and manufacturers OF aIiy goods, Wares. 90
merChanfilse, made sOif are required 90 furu Ia
lists monthly in addition 90 The anoiIa list and dis
tllers often a. thret times a month.
A strict Observance of the las is the only means
by which the penalties can h. avoided.
Every Information an,l the forms necessary 20 a
clear understanding Of the ltw viii b. promptly
scr and Collector, b ing the office lormeriy occls-
pied hy ID. &. Love, Ezti-, at the Cont House.
JOHN NlcCLELLANp, Assessor.
may ei-fm
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DIR. KINGS
Dis airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

-, DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, Tor
b. lat four years Of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention 10 the treatment Of pri-
vats diseases for 30 years, hatiers himself, having
attended ~ practice for 20 many years. and cured
40 many Thousands he j. enabled 10 cure All diseases
Of private nature, matter how bad they may -
from njudciOus medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their own Dr. Kings Di-peussly ls No -
Deaderick street, between Cherry and The Square,
second story, where be cures All diseases o. Pm
waite nature.
6onorrhoas cured without nanseous medicines or
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date edectuallY cured
10 q few days, By operation whieh csiises no
PAIN Whore q structure exists health cannot -
enI0yed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and underminea the health much.
syphilis, with an the diseases 81 The skin, grow
ng out u neglect or tad treatment, can b. efectu-
ally cured n q few days.
SEMINAL WEAENEss.-Pa Particular attention having
been given tO this disease and al the consequence
growing out of H. brought on u many cazeH b The
destructive hauts Of fuc0nsiderate youth, and eE-
cessive Indulgence Of the passions, a neglect a
which will undermine the Constitution. rendering
the subject unit for business or society, and cans
ing premature Old age.
Females Who may b. laboung with any diihcuity
Of the Womb may rest assured Oi immediate To-
lief
Persons residing abroad. by writing and stating
their ca-e Nth ies enclosed, direct toiDr. A. KING
No. - Dcalsrck street. Nashville, Tenn, VII haze.
the necessary incidence sent % thelr addfess.
Office hOurs tom o'clock 10 tho morning uuui
d the eFening aDri-dAwiE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

iSDlAS SoIDIERs-Says the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Utica Herald
inquired Of one of the wounded In
dians of the Michigan sharp shooters
how he liked fighting the rebels2
II like it go5d when We whip them"
he answered. Well, I said. you did
whip them down in Virginia, didn
your
''Yes," he answered, "we whip them
most First they whip as some; then
We whip them good thus giving IN
few words, very full statement Of the
ressSts Of the fighting in the Wilderness
and before SpottsylEania. Those In
dams sare said 10 have done capitally,
scouting aud skirmishing in the VIII
derness
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p FROM THE RESIDENCE OF THE
eyIar subscriber, No. I20 south snurner.stress-
f-ffS one black MARE about serep years oi5'
y q lbSa hands high ha3 running fstula
night hind foot white, WITH white blaEe faee
Also one bay HORSE about seven vears ola
IA hands high, in poor condition has H.ek fusos
cry viii BE- lihsTaly rewarded W. w. KNOX.
Iune 9-IW4
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Chronic Cases

with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat SEeled JOINTS
SUI Limbs, Pieursy, Pans, Ulcers Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver Inflammation OF
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofula
Deafness Diseases Of the Eyes, Dehhtated Sys-
TENS, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consumption
together with ali Private Diseases, and Diseases Of
the Urinary Orrsns
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08
UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, r.
GROWING him WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER STATES, AS IT IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

MY books VIII show that for the past i've months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year. until 1t IS not 70 be surpassed By any
in the State. With my general practice IN the city
/ trest tins following
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9aioll.
m. CAMERON & CO., Publishers.


II would be quite consolatory to US 10
entertain stronger hope than We DO,
Of q saving coalition between the forces
Of Nallandignam and Mcclellan, in the
coming campaign Pres
That is just the coalition JEFF Davis
would delight in We shall not quote
Latin, but in English viii say noble
band Of brothers"
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Twelve Cards in Each set.
sEr No. l.-oUR RELATIONS AT HONE AND ABROAD
COMPRISING

SEr No. l.-OUR RELATIONS AT HONE AND ABs0AD,
COMPRISING
- No. I. On England's muggy shore, surly lion
gave greyOus rOari
2 Which Temporarily astOnshed even the
Gallo cock.
5. Who responded with warlike yigor, when
lion caved.
4. Exeter Hall The lion Weeps; " Is he
not bird and s. brOiher"
8. Which he forgets in the embrace Of the
benighted wolf Of the G. s. A.
8. The arTning Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
Z. The Mexican Vulture garroted by the gal
lie cock.
8. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams
9. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf of the G. s a.
10, Death of the wolf
IL. The eagle vindicstes the Monroe doctrine
10 Mexico.
Il. Grand tabeau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the liOn) and France
tine Gallo cOck) ia future.
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10 the Ladies'.

All Affections Of the Womb treated With success
Those Married Ladies who have been 10 mlorJu-
nate 10 EnisearTy prove abortion, ean he earned
70 their flh ume u found pregnant by giving me
rail-
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StraYed.

IHRoM TIE SUBSCRIBER, on CORNER OF
II Ash aud CheTry-streets. sorlGe SIX WeeEs ago.
> small RED COW, vsi.h white in face, snd s5ins
ca each Jaw sinre leaving home had Gals. Any
person returning her wiil D. rewarded With twenty
dollars. No eEr marks on her. some white GA
both sides, and tai partly ghile.
may 27-2We HENRY PHILLIPS.
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Estray.

V'aKEN Up, BY B. ". WHEELER, on THE
i 18Th u Aprii. 1854. two black spec kled OXEN,
about ave year. Old. ahieh were valued Is. sixty
dollar and which nos n the possession d sad
Wheeler. 90 TIE MurfreesborO Pike, twelve miles
from Nashville. April l5fh lsJ4.
JANIS JOHNSON,
CALEB GOODRICH.
AUX. McDAxTKL, Ranger. may is-Hsl"
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$40 Reward.

4 OsT, on YESTERDAY MORNING, BE
4 seeu Broad-street ana The Chattanooga de-
pot BUNDLE or PAPERS, containing note for
seven hundred dollaTs, from George GeTiock q
John Floeok, permit % ship goods, and seyerll
receipts
sFress please copy snd send b.il % this Office.
may 16-6lF
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sterllIty.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune Il hps
been not to bring forth IN due season remember
God has sid you should multiply and replenish. II
this Is your desire you can consult me either iy
letter or Ia person No lady over thiuy-fse yesrs
OF age need make application. Alcommuuioau9
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For Sale

~ VERY NEAT AND. COMFORTABLY
- DWELLING, on South Cherry-street, con
s@---~taiping five rooms. besdas kitchen ami
snoke-hOuse-52 feet fI0Et, $50 deep. Free Of
taxation for u years. Apply %
". MATf. BROWN & CO.
nav la-u 81 Cherrv-sf
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SET No. 2-Tur ADVENTURES OF A Cossonpr.

SET No. 2-THE ADVENTURES or A CONsORIPT.
No. l. Ha, draft goodl as patriot, if drafted
q ITeceiye letter which tells the agonizing
fact m drafted.
3. By the advice Of 100000 friends offer a
substitute.
4. Who utterng quacl, is rejected by the
insuted surgeon.
s. feel my country calls FAREWELL my love
Igo where glory waits mel
6. | fercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
7. And make a sturdy rebel fly.
8. Am sent with dispatches, ptrilous dutyl
death or glory
9. Attacked by a band Of gorillas, ! cry,
"Come on ye t-r-r-TatOrs -
10. discomft them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief
IL. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made a brigadeT-general.
T. Aud thus relieved rom all future dangers
in the field, ] crown my glory With love.
These tyo sets are the best designed and hsnd-
soonest colored Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest in the market
SET No. 9.-THE SLAVE II 1858.
No. l. In the cotton field.
z The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
4. The parting; Buy Us too"
5. The lash.
8. Blow for blow.
Z. In the swamp.
8. Free
g. The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty
IL. Victory.
L. He died for victory
In ordering, the number Of the Set IL only neees-
sary to mention. For instance, No. l. OF 3, AL
Of them, If all are desired.
Price, 90 Gents each set.
FREE BY NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET;
Three Sets, lone Of each, a. sampled post
pad iOr-.....,......-. ..-...-.-...-..-S "
One dozen Set, assorted, II preierred)
post paid "
SIX dozen Set, assorted, n preeHed)
freight paid by Duyer..-..........-..-.--.. q o.
One Gross, assorted, II preferred freight
Army A geut- Suffers and pedlsrs, If they prefer
t. may send their orders and money through any
Express Company, with Instructions 10 pay for
Goods on delivery IT the Office Of the company
here NeRsmen and others IN a permanent Locality,
viii send money for small orders; large orders, If
preferred, c. o. u. Send your orders 10 fUll to 10
sure prompt delivery. Seal ell letters carefully,
and address plainly 10
GEO p. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar Ism No. 1g7 Man street. Cincinnati, o.
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us DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE

T. - Dt''A NM - AN't.-'4.l . IfLAlt-r
NASHVILLE May 90 1854.
DARTiES INTERESTED ARE HEREBY NOTI-
II fed that John McCieli8nd has been appointed
Assessor, aud f. l.. Noryell Collector Of the Inter-
nal Revenue provides Co BE- assessed and collected
under the provisions OF the act Of Congress
They are now prr pared % enter upon che duties
Of their Office and can be- found az the ofire for
merly occupied hy ID. q Love, E~l Clerk OF tie
Circuit Court, NJ the Court House, IN Nashville.
Pt rsons liable % be -e-~ed win proceed promptly
to comply with the provisions o. Che law, by re-
turning the lists therein provided, default oi
which reports viii be made Co this Oihce for the
enforcement OF the penalties and ior.elture- a.
crUng
HORACE IT, HARRISON,
u. s. . isiuct Attorney,
mlN 2l-2t Md I--I. 81 INN.
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NIghf Emissions Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further 20. OK All
diseases subject 20 Man, there s no disease 70 hard
70 cure a. Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating and 10 you can
say that have cured dozens IN this city, well
In different States, who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are BOW well cured by me. / am daily re-
ceiYng letters snd sending medicine 10 al parts Of
the country. IN word, ali that are diseased il
any way, and viii give call, I viii give salts
action Tor al Of the diseases mentioned Ia this ad-
vertlsenent. The best q references given 10 the
city.
Al letters directsd 10
DR.. MoGILL,
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THE PEACE SOCIETY.

The 4Sth anniversary meeting of the
Peace Society was held in London,
May Il, Mr. Joseph Pease, NJ P, in the
chair Rev Mr. Richards, the Secre-
tary, read the report of the society,
which stated that the principles of the
association were gradually forcing their
way into society, and whether those
principles were good or bad, the COM
mittee were determined to stick to
them. The ordinary operations of the
society had been carried on much the
same as usual, although somewhat re-
stricted for want of funds. The COM
mittee had three lecturers in the field,
and several auxiliaries of the society
had been formed in the country. The
committee deeply deplores the unhappy
war in America, ard they believed that
while the combatants were filled with
passion, any attempt at remonstrance
would only lead to an extension of the
evil The committee were also of OPT
Mon that if the news which had lately
reached this country, that the southern
ers were beginningto murder the black
soldiers of the North and their white
officers, were true, the war would lead
to an indiseriminate butchery on both
sides.
The report then adyerted to the late
events in Japan, and strongly condemn
ed the conduct of our officials in de
stroying Prince Satsuma's town. The
committee felt that the cordial thanks
of the society were due to her majesty's
Government for withstanding all in
ducements to interfere in the American,
Polish, and the German-Danish wars.
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VNHIS BANK IS AUTHORIZED BY THE SEC
/ Rotary of the Treasury to receive subscriptions
to the above named Bonds, payable in Forty, and
redeemable at the pleasure Of The Government after
ten years. Coupon Bonds will TO OF the denomi-
nation Of Fifty, One Hundred, Five Hundred, and
One Thousand Dollars, and vii be delivered in a
few days. Registered Bonds will be Of the denom-
nation OF Fifty, One Hundred, Five Hundred One
Thousand, Five Thousand, and Ten Thousand Dol
lars, and will be delivered on or before the Both day
Of April. JAS. e.. OGDEN, Cashier.
an b-h
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EstraY.

FINAKEN UP, BY GEORGE BRAKE, ONE MARE
i MULE. The -ai5 Mule j. about IA hands
high, q r. dark grey color, shout three years old,
branded &. y. on the Zen thigh. We valued the
Mule "a seFeui give dollars. The SAID George
Brake resides ia Davidson county, District No. ~.
April I4th, ls6i- IAkiD SMILEY,
WI. PIKE.
1tr1 McDA srEr Ranger. may la-wsfo
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HOMES AND BUSINESS HOUSES
FOR SALE BY
w. MATT. BROWN g. CO.,
No.-fI ChPrrv--t.

- RESIDENCE on NcLEMORE-sTR
Ais north Of Cedar, with unc rooms. Free frem
L lTaEnn.
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Aia norm oi Ocitii WIN h.u' rooms. Flee from
taxation.
- RESIDENCE on GAY-STREEr, BETWEEN
~ Cherry and summer, With i've ROOMS. Pree
SI,oJO
- THREE REsIDENCE9 on CHURCH
ti.ii street, between McLemore and High-street-.
LII Tao at S2O0.u and one al $500.
u EsIDENCE on SOUTH SUAiSIER-STREEr
IL near Mulberry. VITA i've rooms aud basement.
PIlce Ss,JoO.
DUsINEss HOUSE, CORNER CHERRY AND
ID Mu'beuy-street', with residence in the rear,
containing t0Jr rooms. The present occupant can
be bought ont on reasonable terms.
DEsTpENCE or CHERRY STREET, NEXT
IL door to the above, containing rEo rooms.
DESIDENCE IN WATKINS GROVE. WITH
II I'VE rooms.
A SPLENDID RESIDENCE or CHERRYSr..
n couia nina seven or eight rooms, a shou dis
t.uce from the Post Oitoe. Price sl6tUJ.
A FkRNI, THREE MILES FROM The CITY,
"A on The u1rth side of th- Cumberland uter,
.iscre4 ct superior garden land rue residence =
new containing nine rooms fnee slt,o5o-
~ OR y FARNs. tNb PARCEtsO OF UNINf.
w proved country t,uts containing from 2 .t1
2o0 acres, nom 2ta Co ten miles Lom the c.iy.
4 TRACTS OF TDuREkED LAND SOME OBJ
/ which are po--C---i OF the hus-t H1ierpoaeI u
tiic state snd well adapted ior uiauuhctore-, Saw
mdl, sheep raising sni vineyards
A NUMBER OF Vacant OTIS LOCATED
n 10 every portion Oi the cify and -uburh-, Zoe
sale ami lesse.
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- RESIDENCE on GAY STREET, BETWEEN
~ Cherry and summer, With Eve rooms. Puee