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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

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b'6's' BY purs sesIdeos ,hs B,oL q.
opened . 'hs 6hh ehsp,sr of Is.IsA. .hich
70 ss''se sv4sv one 70 reed. Tn, folIo,,..
sre sxfsess from u: ''''s
""os unto them that ri4s IN e,,,, i, y.
mes"''e, that they may folIow stroog A., -.
'.as continue us'il night. silI wine ioa.n.
them. Na ""'"s
And the hare. and the VOL, and ~.
sose'' sns the pip-, and wine, sre /, ,hs;,
'sssss but they regard no, Tie wo,t. a. 4.
Lore. neither consider the operations = ~.
hsnds N3 !" :"
Therefore ny people are gone into 60.
"v.sy' oscs"ss they hsvs 20 knoxled.s.
'oo :. 'As'r hons'ssis men srs f.mi.hsd, soi
'ne'r multitude dried W With ,his.,.
\. Therefore He'll hsih enlarged h.rs,lt
80 opened B" mouth without asssurs:
aoo 'hs'F glory. ed their nulsisvd.. a.d
me" pomp. and he that rsjoisssh, sh.ll y.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

"ns jpolies report Iss yesr o. Ns~
sos1 cay. reveals he isst The, $685. Vie.
nes . ne uiss-ssp fessd Issiaes q he
sAirsy-sss ssssiss -hsu,e, - "A. ~,
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NO. TO-.

on ns hss asS give shrss cheers u, n. -.
90 n'r. Tho Feqcsst 80 responded .
-" merry good will. Three hssr.y cheer.
"e's men given for presiien, Liseol. 40
.r'' more f"' Gov. Morton. sfssr which
mo band struck - Ysnhe, Doodl. g"
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
FEcm Mobile-TheF Figh. con.4.snesd

From Mobile-The Fight Cou1fnsnesd.
MOBILE. Match Ss.-There was Diminishing
at Spanish fort to-day, without advantage to.
the enemy: At four O'Clock, the fleet took. :
part Our troops were IN the best Of spirits
and everything oksencouraging. Our casual
ies nave been slight The enemy seemed in
elined to make regular seige, as there has been
no general assault
MOBILE, March 2s.-The fighting consinued
all day in nd'around the Spanish fort with. tho
advantage decidedly with Us. The enemy,s loss
Is sald I" be severe. Ours very slight. One
monitor m was sunk this morning by Shot from.
tho Spanish fort. The Yankee aeet took no.
par''in pa the fight day on the Eastern shore.
we we enemy gan-ooai commenced shelling the
western shore at two O'Clock, but were driven
on fy Jobln@s battery. Forty-seven vessels.
o. nd classes, are in sight.s Everything is very
encouraging.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04


Circular from Secretary Trenholm,
RHHMoND. March sl.--A circular from Sec.
retaFy Trenholm, relative to donations to the
Treasury, is published. He says the enemy is
gathering strength for suprem effort for our
subjngation, and We are called upon, by every
consideration of wisdom and patriotism, to
or'nssorth the entire resources of the country
i"n'eet !, the approaching sthggle Among The
deficiencies felt is the iAAdequate public Teve-
nue. There is neither disaonor nor danger in
making this frank avewal to an intelligent and
Pa,r'ote people. They will understand the
d,fscusy, if not impossib'Iity. OF executing the
hnanc'al schemes in ouc:nresent circumstances,
and be willing to bear trials ,ha. result as part
OF the cost Of that liberty for which they huve
so freeiy shed their+blood. The revenue from
taxation Is unequal to. she whole demands of
the Year. nos can the collection thereof be
erected III iinie for immediate wants The
treasury. must consequently continue for some
Time to be Strengthened and the public creditor
oe 'aconvenienecd Lnder these circumstances.
!. S;E Is aot deemed incompatible with the public
dignity to accept sfree-will offering of. a gene.
rous and patriotic people.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
--latest Northern News.

Latest Northern News.
hscuAoSD' March ss.-New York papers Of
tne 21th have been received from which the
following summary is gathered:
s'santon. IA telegram to Dix relative to the
enemy. says that by strong and sudden assaults
the rebels captured Fort Sanders. but after
serious contests the forts were rscaptured. With
!:eoo reoel prisoners. two battle flags and all
sne guns winch were uniniured. later tele-
gram claims the capture of 2.7oo: and savs
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sEe@-& DhEe-
REPORTS OF PREs3 ASSOCIATION

300, oT a. 1hTdShc7, M the Clerks Office of
me q, Dssfrsa Court Of the Confederate States for
the NoTfAern District Of Georgia
From the Virginia Front. >
k'cHNoSD, March so.-The following de-
spateh was received tonight:
H,ADQrasrEms. March 3o.-iyos. Se,.r.to,,, of
var: Gen. Gordon reports that the eaemv At
l: P. m, yesterday. advanced a4ains, a mart of
his line. defended Iy Brig. Gen. Lewis and was
reputset!. The lire Of artillery and mor,a,s con.
tlnued for several hours svi.l. considerable
"e'V1ty. No datnage on lines reported.
HH r. f. LEE.
another telegram from Gen. Lee saws that
there was skirmshing yesterday near Dinwid.
die Court House, without decisive result
RICHMOND, March so.-Thc Petersburg En-
p+e.s OF this morning, says that last night. At
ten O'Clock, the enemy op-ne,l on oar liuessl
near Appomattox, with fearful ar,illerx fire.
while Simultaneous m ovea.ent wos mad. ~
the part ef their ln!antry in, ,.!e 1ear. Th.
masses OF troops under Gordon received their
charges with coolness. Up to II o'clock the
nshting was continued with great vieor and
Perslstency, the enemy making il all fl We sepa
rate assaults, all of which were repu~e,.
Ihe gaiiantry Of our.men was displayed in
hosI gratifying manner Their c"ndusl is the
theme of universal ;,raise
a am.-An.ofiicer Just front the front saws
thar the enemy charged mp t" within ten PAGES
OF the muzzies OF cur gus,s. and that tley were
literally moved down. Our loss Is un,,recedent.
ly small 'Seoe"''
PErERssurc, March 3p.-A i.eavy fight has
been progressing all day OH the Dinw]lis
Road. near Hstcher's Run. eight miles from
Petersburg. 1he-" is nothing official, but re-.
ports up to five o'clock are deemed reliable.
ihsy state that three .urious assaults were re.
pulsed At halt:past tive. the enemy came up
IN overwhelming number and dreye Bushrod
5ohnson's division 2 mile and half. The Cons
iederates were. then rein forced, which turned
the t'de Of battle. and drove the enemy with
great slaughter to and beyond their original
position OF the morning. The ground is
strewed-with the dead and diving. Seven b,n.
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E@@as T.ana=-

THE DAILY PnGNIx and after Monfisy
next Nhe 10th instant, the ,Phnnis will he
published daily. Subscription price $50 per
mouth The paper will be promptly delivered
BY carriers to city subscribers. The tri weekly
edition will also be Issued for country circu-
lation, at SO per month.
-----o---o~~occ0>,-
ASorgsI "PH9NIH."-We invite attention to
the notice of DR.. P Melvin Cohen, re-openng
;Ais ''nc.icai depot" at his residence in P;ekcns
~s-eet, ut the head ef Lady street.
-----~>->S>--N~>--p->~--
Col. Eue!ier (the efficient Commandaut of the
fosfl sn'i the officers Of the Southern Express
Company will please accept our thanks for
late paper, and other favors conferred. We are
also indebted to lady friends for Charleston
papers
Tie rodd 30 Jordan. or rather to Charleston
>sems 10 be hard one for the traveller We
told our readers. few days ago, that though
ingress to the CITY might be easy, and even
egress, yet the route to it was exceedingly un-
even to the sorefooted. We are now told that
some score or two of the adveuturous citizens
o. Columbia, on their way to the delights of
YANKEE and negro society in Charleston, have
seen arrested by our scouting parties and sent
cack to the regions which they had abandoned.
~e celeve that no person will be allowed to
teave Columbia for the tabooed region without
passport from the city authorities, counter.
t.7gned by Col. Rudler, in charge of the military
acre.
Jor JoHSsTos.-A despatch from Mai. Burr
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NEWS OF TEE Waffle telegraph reports
-. the results of late operations in North
Nsr'ilha were very advantageous to our arms
or gains being large and our losses slight The
es'eoE iosS heavily in every respect: Much
sosn os'ssm prevails. aud the fullest confidence
!, Johnston is svinced by his troops Beaure.
S1rd's quarters are al Raleigh. All are conf
dent sr- cheerful.
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Jor JoHssTos.-A despatch from Maj Burr
Z" the Augusta Cosst;tutionalis, dated at Char
isfe on the 26th ult, Gays: "The ancient Je,
sepa. (5chnston.) with coat OF many colors. has
done that which no other man can. We are ON
sae top rail. Everybody is confident of sue
'e'' 1~.-~Johnston is tanning Sherman
seeosifully." Very good. so far but we trust
sai viii substitute the brushing process for the
Saes'ng, aud We shall not object if he should
perform the operation with all the arts kaown
= TIC fa.ey.
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loss vas small on our side, ,.4,e supposed To
Dc large with the enemy. Xii is quiet in that
front to-day.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
Vacant Lots.


"A splsndld vsoaui iot % spruce s.reei. ysf{ ns
Church ~ z. nirr TIE hasGLiuI residenrf % t--l-
4 foetfr Oh the aort1 ffuurstu - o. 1pi4st
rsns hsaE i76 " Mei.slnors strtei- Z T. sslJ -
Feuisnti1 the y. A e. b r Dspot. Terms -
Ais9, a lof 100 Ret ifuui @ d.nes s.l7e- z =
I frel deep q heauflll 1llanf Hl-i al,o
I nrcuFuY EuUsn a. = hsElll1fle. eHned y
I eaua Underwood Pre-, o pr itqii aal1
49, i 6s-ufl-.,i i1f u rrsuEf ruuuinE $500
! from Col.srs o. HarEei si'efli lcIli1 49,
Z Terv near de Ire o. he stFeei y. 4 -i11i- -
~, o ~. ..-.'-s "a oo oaHszs atlssi osposis p
- pa1re 30 g ; Vsry Elilstig
49, "a - q -rousd "a Eeotls1d s1rast, hage
I go nesr ubsFs d. sasby helss hfiaaf'
go i.-vs nuritsr Of ofhrr lots na8 hausas q
- h.sf asris q tua iaa1 lisn. Foci maag
- rrsoid % E-rnssy'a sddsaa1. lhose ~ A.
1..ng rapidiF izupr1Fe.i-
~ hsFe large number of elerEui lots, ~ -
Or saii1ng 1usi8ezs h1asss ana dEeianEa o. p
rsra1s parisQ % N eify. -
18s Ferf q Escaui irrousd osposts ~ ~
nae headeuT, near a. nashville 40 49,
eao'es 10 froslsS I10 80 o. Eas-sH sEss'
nf1r NIP lfTHEf churrh
Iva iicls ench % ~ frout co klssqi sil.eF p
10 aefp. NerF eourenleut % - y - hf.es-.
"a ~ fu1arr 80 fsei % falheIiz1i siira- y
~ deep. frry noaf q we h-l1ge -. -.
Tsd - fltrarn R1sssl add fll1e-iAld 80
fuaenr - feei each On 0sF, ~ 10 eqsP -
Achone Ia. iruaunE e. Bet 90 faine1 -
Two los O. Ealhffla1d. eaacl ifaaiaA
I'D In.r.r 81 Draar Boa RS rrqneff -.
Two Lots 90 FaihaFiaud. eFplilie 49, f'e
1roperfy, eari % ~ llalee. 80 -
eh1ida 10 funiiug q -. % - - -.
sT i7l deep. sflidIlinl A. - Asliai 50 80
lleai % 10 W.ra E1idfe -
Lrt "a lr1erl sraeel aeIolHlas
SC. tIoufs 1l b. ~ eei .t ..,.t.
e ~ Acres u 80 FefI 49, -. j. -,
- : yards &c G.-lzaa piEs. p - fef-' -
80 81 - Lee lyfuT aou1 e 500 -
a - u-.rrn1r u Ldt1 = As4eJ -
= 80 otaaaE. hsl1afuif 49, -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

EVANSVILLE, Nov. - The receipts have
been light, and very little has been done BY
our packers towards opening the season.
The price early last week wac high. but has
been steadily declining, and SO 50 gross
vas about as much as they would b ing
Sl4 oe net was paid for a small lot. There
IL no disposition 70 contract for future deliY-
cry except st lower rates.
PTtTsBuRG, Nov. l4.-Continue dull and
neglected, and, as compared with last week
prices have still further declined. None o
our packers have bought hog Is yet, nor ID
i probable thst they VIII until prices come
down within reason.
ToRosTo, C. W, Nov. ls.-For dressed
hogs the market was active Farmers arr
beginning 70 bring ia considerable ouauti-
ties from the back townships, but as yet, not
in sufficient quantities 70 settle the ruling
prices for the winter. The present quota
tons are s. 50a8 Is per cwt., net
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Receipts to-day, ,0Os
head; same date 1854, l5,456. There were
no essential change in the condition Of tbs
market to-day. There was little firmei
feeling, induced by favorable advices from
East, end prices were fully up TO Saturday ?,
and Mondays rates. The best lots werI
taken By packers lew to city butchers
but sales were MAIDS chiefly to shippers at {
range Of SIC 75al2 90.
HILLsBoRo, O., Nov. l5.-The hog business
has not yet fairly commenced, operations
being delayed by the coutinued warm wealth
er, and the unsettled condition Of prices il
The Cincinnati msrket. Only a lew email
lots have yet been shipped from this poin
by railroad.
Dealers inform as that the number Of hog
in the country viii be less than last year
but the deficiency viii probably be mad
upby the increased weight, owing 10 ia,
great abundance Of coru, and its superio
1 quality for fattcning.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. lG.-There is little as We
/ being done in the hog slaughtering business
! The number Of hogs killed 50 fer amount 4
about ,220, with about 500 on hand 70 b
| slaughtered when the weather is favorable
/ The ruling prices for hogs is from 81 00i
I IL SO gross Tor hogs that viii net 200 lbs sn'
upward. Packers steadily refuse 20 pa
these figures, and as q consequence feeder
/ are seeking other markets. It's believed il
well informed circles that the present pric
Of hogB is largely in advance Of what !
must Be, later in the season. The abundance,
| Of corn and mast would, under ordinary cir
| cumsiances, put figures much below tn
present views Of farmers end feeders, ans
| unless circumstances Of an extraOrdinarl
| character should occur, there can be LITTLE
doubt Of a very heavy decline in the prici
/ Of hogs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19
For Sale the following Farms
DAVIDSON COUNTY YARNS.

A hrrn of2s acres o. good land. miles nom che
e.iT, Dear the steaarfs Ferry Pike ven lsncei snl
in euiuvston
Also, asplendid farm of63 acres. mHas rom
Nashville near Stones rirsr PIKE 20 acres ciesred
balance hesvy tmhersd. Lsild very rch.
Also, arm cfl50 acres o'trs land, miles from
Nasnviiie and nesr The Lehaaou Pike. Has Eooi
couutry Improvements oa 10; CD acres heavily
umnered Puce, $50 Ger acrn.
Alec tarm Of l9t scres s. miles frfuo re city
on the Buena Vista Pike SIS acres CLEARED. hslaars
heavily umbered splendidly wsisrsi I; so5i vesv
chasers.
Also, farm ofs2 scrss. miles nom the city All
= mile from Murffeesooro Pike. splendid land ma
nas some good timber oa &C.
A Farm Of SIXTY acres good land--l0 acIes In
umoer-three miles nom the city, on The COMFY
roa1i hetgeen ire oizrizsfile aad Buck Chufli
Pike Puce s55oo.
on the "Ne-y's Bend fiEu One-half % tie tusi
l. cleared, hdignce vel tuofred. Has on d tzo-
story brick rea-derce With SIX g8cd rooms, roci
kitchen, stable, aod o her outhouaes. The fsrm e
nnely saiazed. snd = enclosed With sod osisr
ielce.
A YARN o. 81 acres. o. stones River PIKE,
miles nom tne ~ on NIL creek-opposita Sa.iih's
mil- About tWo-thirds q Is ncn bottom lsni
and well Wstered.
A Nice Lirtle Farm Of sea A-res, four and
haf miles irum the city. On The White creek ulta.
our sores in timber. Places eel uaisrsd.
A apleaalG Farm containing 900 Acrss fFs
miles rom Nsshvi-. on the rssshrila snd chslts-
ueo1a rail rced a. Glen Clide DEPOT. aud % Mir
creek Ihe and Is very neh, spiendidiy Esiersi
snd beautifully located. This IS one Of N bsst
GRASS FARMS "a Davdson ccmly. and h pecu-
bar ada1ted % rsI-ing stock On the place l. !
rsiiroat switch, ard near By s very large fand-
bank. beng splendid pla,s Tor an extensive BncA
Yard Anore j. q two story huck residence with .
irauled adcinon, containing rooms also kitchen
and oui-houses, good barns. stshles. sc., ana an
Orchard o. loo cnoice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Litde YARN Of ~ Acres. four and
BALI miles nom the CITY, on The Dsckarson Pike.
Hss fran. q house Eith Jour rooms, clubhouse ant
stable. Lana very uch. s1cslieat water. Prico
81, 500 cssh.
oCilE-u
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAmF UNIox OFFICE,
Nashville. November 10, 1865.

DAILY UNION DEFICEs
Nashville. November 10, 1865.
Gotten IS much frmer-has an upward
tendency, being worth from Al to 4Se. A
sudden rise in the East has given this i'm
petus 10 the article bui whether or not the
rise is permanent we are at loss to de-
termine.
Other articles are commanding the same
price, az Yesterday, the following being the
figures;
NorE-The quotations given in the follow
ing review, Il must be understood, are the
Wholesale prices, except when otherwise
noticed.
ArrLus-S7 seas > Dbl.
Ba0aISG-325 &c per yard.
BaLE RoPE--Hemp 1oc.
BEu-Dried 25c peg h.
Ba0os-Clear sides, Csc; &c. for shout
ders5 Sugar cured hams sac ' b.
Country hams &c.
BrIEER AND E0os-BUtter &c. Eggs,
sl0aise per dozen BY the barrel.
CasDLEs - Tallow Is @ zoe Star, 2SsSoo
per p.
Co.'s MEaI-per bush, 81 25.
CHEFsE-Hamburg, 23a24c. per n.
CoFFEE-Prime Rio, $50 sc. per n.
Jaya42G46c.
FLouE-For best superfne 50 50; sxtra
family Sll o0ml3.
FED-C0n IN sacks in store, 81 IS per
BUSH, oais, pew black, in store, 75e pei
bush Hey, new Timothy, ha.d pressed, -
81 90 per ton.
6raiS-Wheut, old red winter, s. Is &
So aa Per hushel prime choice Kentucky
Waite v heat lor seed, s. 90 - 50 per bush
HInEs. - Green, &c. . NJ dry flint, Il
0I2c- = NJ; sheep skins, 50G75c. each.
IroE, BY She Tqn-Flat Bar, / 4 70 incl
o. I inch, 7c per b Dandy Tire, ~ by q
to15s by = 10 = inch, nc per NJ Bans
Iron, o. o by = 10 sic inch, '3<c per n
Round and square, 10 a. inch 70 per n
H1Tae Shoe, O. rap, assorted sizes, S1Ec pc
b. Nail Rod, superior quality, equal to bee
Bwiss, "a zc per ~; Hoop Iron, ~ 10
LraruEE-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
riunati, 55c. = n: do. dn. country, 45c
skiriinr 5oa55. p n harness ssd85c
b.. bride per doz. S5Oa55; upper Ss0{G
SIS Kip skins SIoaaa calf skins S4oa65.
LazD-Firm, advance. so6a35c.
LUuHn-f looung. per looa u SIS $50
Roagh clear Pine, $40 70 ssoi Planned Cieal
Pine. $50 % so.
MaiaasEs-lu barrels, 81 p per gallon.
Nuts-ss 90 for led, I'D, SD, sod, 6ed
f5r inhhng lots. an advance Of Use. for small
rf lots Brads and Fencing Nails same
rr.cr' OF Mails OF same size. Spikes cut ,
500 inches. 80 o1 per keg.
Usass-ss seas per Dbl.
aUsau-N.o.s sugar in hbds i91zs20c in
btl,. laei crushed, graduated, and pow
assa 2, l.sq ,s 9er RI fea9e s s992 ~ f2sR 5
saII-per Dbl, bushel bbls, S. 50.
sfrus- Timothy 81 90 y bushel Herds
Grsss ss Blaze Grass s. Orchard Grass S.
90. Glover Seed Sls 90 y bushel
TdHaceo.-HlackVost soa90c Bright Sla2
WHmEF b. Bourbou, pure s. 90, limitation
81 .5as Robertson, pure, s. seas imitation
81 5Baai Common Rectifed 81 as; APP
f.Ie and Peach B0hudics. old S4a5 new Ala
la. lrsh whisky s 10; Cocnsc Brandy,
pure. $50 90 Cognno Brandy, domestic
saa4 5o port and sherry Wines Slas;
Champagne Wines S25a85.
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REFISED sUoARs, &c.-Delcher's Sugar Re-
nned OomPsny's last Circular gives The fol
loving quvtationss Crushed sugar, doubled
rshneds q zcs crushed sugar 3 ~ <ei crush
hned, q &c; powdered sugar C 2le; gTanu-
lated sugar, dgubie refined, 2l1zc; granla-
TED sugar G 2lc; refined white sugar o 20l{c;
refined white do 90 1899; refined yellow
do A Toe; clarified do ky IS1<e; Golden
syrup brls 81 so, half brls 81 So, Kegs ! 81:
sugar house syrup molessss, bris 81 o5, half
bIls 81 0s, kegs 81 y; city refinery sugar
house molssses, brls SIC, half brls soc, kegs
s4ci and Missouri refinery sugar house mo
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Edgefeld Property.

A Bnck Coifsgs sith3 rooms. on Russell sues-
Fary nesr me wire Rndge, and in "a eIeeleai
ns shDorhood. Price. si,5o9 cash.
Also. another nee Bnek Cottage On woodland
street. slil more convenient % ths VIE hrisa.
ami very valuable has rooms, store foon Ala
porch good ciltern, &c Price, ti,i-l easn-
Also. house and lot 90 WOODLAND street. house,
contains rooms Lot fronts TO- go y ~ -.
deep good shade, etc. Price, tt0i ons-uiiu
cash. balance 10 and yesrs-
A House on. BeH Street, win rooms. Lotifoats
o feet ty 900 deep, good clstsrn- frios s'.'1
A neat framed Cottage. With Z rooms AID Eiishsn,
Rooms Of good gzes good cisterui porn islai aal
rear Lot fronts or i8et b. 10 deep allia-el ~.
shelby fark. and FsTy conYenisni % ne w
Bridge. Prics $500.
Ahmed Houss With rooms and bah, poFah .
a9ut eel shaded and sell enclosed L0t ir1aiiA
fees on woodland 10 iset deep ioins ne fo'ia''
q Mr.. pury. Fnca 500.
A trck House WITH 5 rooms. en- Esrnsn sHss.
Ioi 60 feet b 10 Coed ciatsrn and Erdaa, a. So
enclosed. Pre- $500.
Hou1s on shelby street. win god rooms, .
kitohen, cellar, sud geod csisr1. La ~ issi y
liza fsice s5oD cash.
A rams Rouse On GaHsiin plks vih sH aooui,
kitehsa. oufhousea ana a. eEcelleui aIainrn -
sseiosrd. Lea &C. fsethy 10 Pre- $40.
A f-unsa Houss 90 ssllatn PIza. IN roori,
ouihousss a lumber aesd, and IN ereelani cllssil-
i1t 100 isai ~ 10. Terms $50
A Large tso-sto7y Buek rosidsaoa. vlh ~.
r1uuls, on Russs 81 near faI1ip street. cnure-
Lot fronts 900 80 b. ls9 80 deep 6oot tta7e,
ci. iern, eic end Eeii suolosed lulpfo5s-1s. =
Edzshsid.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

a farm OF i28 acnss 10 sumner comfy, 8 miles
fro n 0taiiatn 20 Sc e. cleared. hatancs heavily
tm'ered snd vel NateFat, iand 81 frsl ra.e qualif
h.s good country hou-a With 3 rooms ard other
luprofemenis Price. s. 500 Tor thn tact
A.eu, 900 acres Mineral and Goa Laads On
Cumberland Nouniains has any amount Of the
very hesI timber on &c.
Al % nice tie isrm Of arras, veil safsrai
and well improved, 81 Hendersouvie 10 miles fuul
Nashville, On t1eI. n. R.R Has on u asaisn-
40 spring and well the pisce we'll iBcossd ifI,s,
$3.50 cash
80, "a iarm Of I 30 arres OF very rrh laud Iyu7
on 5pr nE Cfefk Madison county, West rsunezss-.
Is nliles nom Jackson, a. the la erosion Of ta5
good piEef- Improvements Grst nate. Wuhencff
10y Of IN tiacis 60 auit purchasers. Pncs So
Also, ore oi me l=-f ant meaf hlthfv I-,rrov.i
itul m TIE STATE. teauirslIy l.a.at-itn id4
harfCin river. opposite FraniIin, j snn-. IS mics
from FashrIle. contains "a acras Improvements
o. The hrsi o der Clu Re had % O harsao II sd
immed aieiy.
A Farm % 100 Acres In Wilson county, twenty
one miies from Nashville oue mile south Of ils
Lebanon fiEes cod rich. vel tnciosed HIth Elrd
cedar icuce spendid.Y EuteIcd; four bundled
afres cared hal sree vel tmbared slih cedar and
ctler oWthi Two reaideu on The p.are-ona
with rooms. tho other win ro0ms-boih sla
good uutlouscs, sc.
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NnZE2NZlZ1

All medical men and the press racomu end DR..
sTRICKLANDi6 ANTI CHOLERA MiXTuRE -
the Only certain remedy Tor y aTrh0aa and Dyson
terry. j Is a combination q Aftnugents, AbsoT-
hauts, stlmulanis, and Carminatives, and Is uar-
ranted 10 effect cure alter al other means have
failed; especially IN chronic cases.
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Nash,lms Property.

An eiegsni 9 story Brick Ees.decce, No. 20 Chel
" street, next door 90 "Weiier Huusa ea.ntauiEf
lu rooms. LOtfrunis a. ieel. y 30 deep tns !
the beet places 10 tie eilJ
Also good Frauae House slih sreoms. en- soul
era q.
a Good Buck Residence, No O. Lins strest
win nine roonas gas hEturas an through tho h0uss
Coed ulthauses and stable, al 10 good Conhill.
lot Al b. lao feet, Frcs very moderate.
Aiso-A Brick Store house, No. "a Broad srrsst
hEis, rs issi ~ 70. A mos excellent st,nt, sui 81
iHee rom iaEauou.
Aiao--A commndious BrcE Dwelling, corugr o.
meLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kirhsu Eiil
3 rooms, and lumber room. Isot fronis fsi let 90
cay oY ~ deep. 5plenuld water aud besIf.iai}
shaded, yard vel enclosed. Price 81. %.