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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-20

BIZ ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO., AucrIoskxrs.
-/t 49, Corner 9Th and MAR. p.
IWE viii emer az Auction. ON Wedues-
o'clock, -
Blockade Goods t.,V t.u~fr
459s gs.zg Ladies So. ~ 900
Misses and
Chiidren's Shoes.
ALSO
Groceries
Liquors and
~ 'se' . ~ ~; Cigars.
ALSO
Mann factured tobacco
f-Hf' Smoking tobacco and
is Miscellaneous goods. Co.,
Particulars morning Of sale in special notice.
Consignments solicited.
mh1-tds ROBINSON ADAMS AZ 20
w 4YTED 500 CORDS OF OAK BARK 1T THE
wv STEAM TANNERY.-The highest market price
viii he paid for Chestnut Spanish, White and RedOak
Bark Contracts can be made the Taanery or by mail
LOUIS GMM .
mLisMW&Slm' 20 Bacon Quarter Branch,
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

a farm Of i2s acres in Sumner county, 3 miss
hon Galiatn lo sc ss cleared. taian-s hesry
uulhered ard vel uatares, rnd oi r-l rare qua OBJ
haa good country house Win 3 rooms AMI other
Improvements. Price, 81 80 ior The icsrt
Also, a,dio sores Mineral aud Goa Iaais ca
Cumberland Mbuniains has any amount Of DO
very best umbsr on it-
al o, nee ilte farm of arrea. VI uaissei
and weA improved, ~ HendersonyIiia o. mi-s Ten
Naahvllia o. tra q n q h has on 30 asp'sn-
did spring and well the pisg-u -sii lacoaed. r e
40. ah,sm Of 800 arres OF vsrv y..h land i,,g
on SCR M Cref x, Madison couuts, 49,. -
IS miles iIom iscEaon. ~ the iu cu-ecuou Of 40
good pixies. iupruEesneurs ant rate Muihe az
ma body OF IN tracis 10 sult purchasers. fura O.
per ecIe-
Ash. one cfthe best and most highly imlruEsi
farms IN tie stre teautlili lncated On he de
Harpeih river. oppoeife taukln, Ienn-, d utsf
from Nashville, couialua " scresi imDr0Fsuals
Of me frst order. Caa b. had e. a barlnin Il 20
mined aiely-
4 Farm Of 1000 Acres IN wilson county. tsauG
one miles from Nashville, onc mile souih Of %
Lebanon Pike; soil nch. vel enclosed slth eft
cefiar feuoe splendidiy Waferck; Eug hrcla
AIRES c'e1Ieti. bsizsce wei tmhered with cedar I'D
lther gIuHlh; TAO rssiden - ca ihe p.are-aae
viii rooms, tiie oihsr sin rtoms-boin 90
good ouihuures, A..
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For sale the following Farms
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm ogas acres a good lsnd, miles from Oh,
city, near ne sievsrfs Perry Pike vel fenced an,
IN CULTIVATION
Nashville near Stones river Pike; 40 sores ciesrsd
hAlance heavily tmhered. Lsnd very uch.
Also, arm ofi50 acres oftne lard. miles fruu
Nashville and near the Lsbanon Pike. Ha, SCI.
COUNTRY Improvements on g.; % acres heaUh
umbered price. $50 ger acre.
Also h'rn Of lsi acre., 8 miles irfno IRE en-
en- TIE huena Vista fike IS scres cleared. baissa
heavily tmherei spendldiy waterod sol ~
uch, vii BE- sold IN BODY or divided % suit pui
chasers.
Also, farm ofs2 acres. g miles nom he civ A
= mite nom MuIfreesuoro Pike. Splendid 'snl ~
mss some good tIlhsr % g.
a fafn Of sixty scres good lsnd-lQ a1fes e
tiu5eT-;hree miles frora the city, on ths Cssar
roat, oetNeen the Csrksvilie and BRICK Ch1r
Pike Prce $500
A Farm Of liz Acres, miles from the Cv.
on the "Necly'a Bend" f1ke une-half OF the trsr
n cleared, balance wei tinbered. Has Oh it f4,-
story brick residence with siE sood rooms. eood
kiiehen. siabis, asd o her outhonses. TIE am /,
finely sstered. and Il eaolosed with = good esda-
fence.
A Farm o. 81 acres, On Stones RIVER Pike 3
mil 80 from the cty, on Nil creek-opp1sile Sn or
Mil. Aoolii Two thIds Of &c Is nch bottom h1i
and vel Waterad.
a Nice Liitie Farm Of l61S t-res four ani q
haf miles fron he ciiy. Ga the Whites cruek p.kE
our sores in timber. Pisa sci Eaicred
A s9leHelt Raria coutsinirg 90 Acres. ~.
miles nom kashYils. on ne NasErilla snd Char-s
naofa rsiiro1d. a. ellen Chhe Depot, ard % Nj
creek. The land Is very uch, sp.endii'y ustaisi
and neauuieily loeafed. This IS one Of ths hs.l
Grass FIRMS iu Davidson county, End 70 pscu-
liar adapted % rusiug stock. Ca the p.sss =
raiiroad SWITCH ard usar By j. terY lsrrs .ani-
bank, bring spiendid place iur an extensive Brcs
Yard. lhsre l. 4 two story brick Residence, vti
framed addition, containing T rooms. also lrtTher
and out-hOuses, good hsrns, stables, a. sad M
Orchard % leo0 ehoice Fruis Trees.
A Nice Liuie Yarn Of n Acres four and
half Mules nom the city. on ne D.rkersoa HEa
Has iramsd house with four rooms, -aousss and
stable. Lana very Eichi excellent ssteI. PMS
81, 1868 cash.
CCti8u
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Vacant Lots.

sple..Iid racsut Dos an sprucs s..rs-, y i-t-
Cfrrrh aI.r.r.ur tre as-suulll - o. -.
Foafsr Oh tie sudih lfoufs -. - q. - 90
runs Hacr II6 n ncilsl1ore -feaL tea4r
,s.-.s-f al ~ 4. az. b r. uapet lf'i +, :,
-. : ~ ~ co. fr1ni 90 laues rIsr.' -
- -. !. +. tsanaaf nuidInE aie hl -.
----...-r. rr,-r a. '' Hasi nlrne.' uFlel y
-. T-51Fscoi Pre-. o. psr 81. 90 d. ---ss
Also. hsasf.al. .as = sfsae l i--,s ss.ss.
49,, ussr ih.. Inc q ne Street g. b 'i-
- -. ilIfH Streets IA. Il
~. ~ seisa-s ID on colses street, oppa'
yi5s hone 40 2 very Falustls -. 49,
49, rs seet Of -round ca Waoli'a1d siia' -.
80 .ssr Hhars 10. ahaiby hue W.
% -, i.rgs number o. cher iots sli 80 -.
tss f.-st parts Of ~ toan aiso. 80 ~. ~
80 gusold 10 EaussY's adaiu1a. t
~ ~ 4 40 surs1sr q sieTsui 80, -, - 7.
or nuiiriuT business hlufea 80 a.
various rslts ~ fhe ely - a. -
Igs 80 Oh rs-aui grcu1i oppe.le -.
msIs krsteray." usar NJ Nasli-'
a $500 - froulaz 100 - % 80
.aar Tr1Ifn atrrsf cEurrn- r 80 u
- ~. - 81 81 f-dni on BE- -,
10 deer. FarF ro1Fsuisfi O. ~ - -. Il
~ f-nutsr % go 90 F.llef.aal
rs 40. Very $50 ~ Hirs l-ll - $3.50
-. - f.atraan alsssl aua 80
- ID - s1.h % or. - lia 80 - 80
Aef1a.a Los ffalrlF e. - - 49,
rrarinr hssr ms IN a : % p -. = - ~
10 - % fsIla1ia1a, 49,
~. 80 - Fsth.,rlasi. orrosis
,..,-.--iv - 81 1T li9iesi al .ir-el
2 - f-osiina 81 ~ la -. -.
1. - -. - sfIain.nK A. ~ Ali.-as - -
49, - ffa Wire hr1Fe. -. = nrl1.cF-
l',li ~ - Ena.su srresl, aa'oiulns
-. f-oufs 90 ~ - - .-.-s., 80. i1si.
r-.-s frr.s q o. 40 - - = -
- ~ v.r-is % GaiIsrl utzet y
10y -. Ia. l,i-s sen q se.l,I -.
- N - y AEuslL -
= - 60. hasa1zilf .'1,'rs
a1E11-a
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INV hoEG, Nov. l4.-At the meeting at
cooper Institute last evening, Gov. Parsons
taid So The time the Conlederacv COLLAPSED.
the corn crop Of the State was inst in a con
diu1n 60 Dee plowei ior the first time. The
biark people, believing they were free, were
determined Co test the question Of their
freedom knowing no way of doing this
except by quitting work and scceing uhsth-
n llstI masters dared 10 order thtm back.
fe'aec Nut, The cnup suffered lust al the
turning p2lnt, and bcsidos. the drought Of
uneNaiupied severity eel 10.
Ahe State b. how len with less than half
crop %. corn, while less than onc-hfth OF
crop Of small grain iof broadstuAs was rais-
81. 10 ihc same ration OF Indulgence EXISTS
aiH'hg VIE black population that exi,ts
among lhe white, b Is manifest that there
are "o'eoe people In Alabama who NAV
HHlrf TOT how'd before the month Of March
cehea louho- No cotton to auy extent was
Insignificant
Henry Ward Bcooher. ref.rrin. IN NJ
Phillips claim that the south w. ,-ist,,;-
QUE, sid, cndorse the assertion ip I,
9hereni sense; her greatest enemy was
me serNile system lt be- gone. ana ~,
b. victorious. She vas ignorant sf ~
common o. pie, che know I'm Inv
ana a again victorious. Men Who s,u,bt
60 plunge her iuto thc PIT OF darkness r,
drd, are overturned, and again she /.
victorious. She viii now have wealth. viii
Niciorys with temperance, with charity and
with humanity, she Is richer 20 aav H.,
ave years ago, with an her widows ana or
phaus and wasted towns. lie said we need
81 isith BE- uthcrE men; he was willing 10
TINS them, and believed they were honest
"a ssyirC they accepted the issues Of ,he
var. lie DID NOT expect 90 find the fruits OF
our victory ~ ence. No one could expect
Sour millions of men set loose from slavery
o. make christian men 90 once. An he
would ask ui The South was 10 ackrowled &c
70 was whipped and would siav whipped
he dad not expect them 70 change their doe
irines 10 enc. he wanted satisfactory evi
dfuce that freedmen should remain frse
hc thought that the Presidents demand for
TIE Iaiihesion oi the Cousiitnt ionai Amend
sgrt. and rcpudiauon Of the Confederate
eeoi- would secure the Necessary guaranty.
10 q better acknowledging ar iuviiation IL
'e present, cen. Grant said Il affords me
e.e' pleasure 10 see So respectable an or
-'-allon as yours interested in 50 dessrv-
a'suse, However we NAV have differ.
~. A our brethren 10 The events Of the
N Nar wars. ue have nov herop,e ~.
-.la'' and with but one Interest. Tbe w.
fked such ruin upon much ID ~.
'aat " lhou some AID from thosr ~,
49,, D. There mus be muSh SUFFERING
- Ae coming winter. The work III
"a .s.lon, while it viii give present
..,.-.. is so much nceded, vii also
,.,,l.f.4 ei 'ii wounds. Nhatere- IS cal
- 49,. .lerease The frienashin and broth.
.,,-,.t-. 'eiNeeu the two sections Of our
1'''' " heartily apfrs,e
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Edesfsld Property.

A BRICK Cotiags wins rooms, on Russell slIae
very uear the wire Rridge. and m 10 ei'e-'
ne Ch1orhood. Frice, e2-il9 cash
Also, Euother nice Briox cofilzs % hcoa "a.
street. stiH more convenient 10 ~ VIE hHl.
and Fery Taluah.ei has rqoTns, sore ~.
porch good cl-tern, ETC. fnce' '..''
Asa. q h-u.s ss5 Iot 90 woodland sireet ho ..
conisiHs rnoms Lot Fronts lli ~ ~ y.
deep good shaie, ctr. fnce, w. e-t
ossh, balance IN I and 3 yesrs-
A Hou.e on BsH Street.. uith rooms. ~ roo,
90 feet by 20 deep, good cisisrl- fros ~
A neat frunsi Cottage. vth Z rooms nnd .li.i,'
Rooms OF good sisa. good cisiern i'oflp Z -
rear. lot lfonts CO Ices By no deep allsltl -
shelby Park. aud very eoafenieni o. tls
Bridge. fries $500
A framed House With rooms and hs,i. po'1a =
mont. vel shaded add well enclosed ioi 49,. 49,.
Jet on Woodlsnd, 10 fset deep JOINS nc i''
Of Mr. DurJ- rnce saol
A hrick Houae vita rooms, en- Herusa -
lol Cd iset b. ITO. Good cisisrn and gill-a' -
enclosed, Price $500.
A House on shelby street. Eith soot rro1A J.
kitchen. celia, and god clsieru. Ia Pr
175- Pace 500 cash.
A franaa Houss on Gslisiin piEe ia ~ - -
llfehsfi oufhouses, and al eEcel|eli ...-
encloscd. Lot 60 iseiby 10. Frce 'ia''
A framed House on 6allsfn Pike. siin -,
oulh8use-.a lumher shad, aud Al crae-s,i
tot 100 isst By 10. Terms $500
A Large tro.siofy Hrct roadsnos. 80 -
rooms. o. REssei ~, near "iulp siIset go
lot fronts 40 feet b} no BET deep a1el ---
cisfarn, etc and well enclosed. inlpi-'a. -
excellent condinon, and oas q ne nf-i '.'
EdEsheid
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NashxIIIe Propsrir.

An elegant story Brick Residence, Nc. u yse
y street, next door % 'siFclier Hnuas, contEall
% rooms. Lot fronts 20 iesi. ~ ls9 dep. ca
the best places 10 toe fitY.
Also = good Frame HOUSE with reoms, on ST.
SUMNER street, 10 good Coedltion. Pre- m
en- q,
a Good Brick Rezidence No on Line siHas
win nine MONS gss fixtures Al through ne haai
Good outilBuaas ali statia. ali IN good o11slaa
Lol ~ BY lsG ieefs Prica Fery moderate
Also-A Brck ss0re-house. No. n Rrali 90.
south SIDE, tEo daQsF from Market, three SIRE
mah, rs feet hy Is. "A mos excellent stud, f1i
nee from iaxalUu.
Also-A commndcus Brick Dwelling corlsf q
McLcmure and Gag, wish seven rooms, arhea ~
rooms, a1d lumber room. Los fruuts q - ~
tiaT, hY ~ deep. 1pleuaid FEfer and tealll-ai
shaded. yard well eEciosed. Pucs 500
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XDZ2KZZlZl

All medical men and the press recommend DR..
6TRIcKLANDiB ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE Sc
the only certsin remedy for DsrTh0sa and Dyson
terry. IL Il a combustion Of AsiTingeuts, Absor-
beats, stimulants, and Carminsives, and is war
ranted 90 effect cure ter az other means nave
failed; especially IN chronic cases.
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RATS OF ABTERTTsIEG.
rn AnYERrLsERe TE pRrAIL.

AdveFasemsnts IN the SPECIAL Column, hrst time,
nom ] % lines, 81 oo-esch additional line %
cents; subsequent Insertions, 70 cent? per line In
Local ColunIll hrEt time, from 10 lines, 8 g.
each additional line, 81 cents subsequent inser-
tons Is cents per Inc
All adFer,set1enta occupying special position,
I'D Al double column Advertisements vii ha
charged - per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI 10 charged at the regular advertising rstsa
and must Invariably be paid n advance OF nc in.
Eertion male.
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The artesisn wen at Chicago is represent

A citizen Of large understanding, remark
ed 10 Quilp, in describing a wound, thai at
first IL was no larger than his hand but soon
increased 10 the size Of his foot. Then it
must have required a sheet for bandage,
said Quilp.
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,-.,I Is a.. 1,'s lovel'ness Of thipv. cen,
49, .-' sla ihe eziraofdinary ~ 80 - :,
n -. c ~ ,oss 1ow hsnts. were sgbis., =
ing Wed. RsPas. ~ ma norn-
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sle-i,o- 'le result Of the Neu Jersey
-. ohi'., I. ....aai but unfortunate Der,e,r.t
-. -. ~ % wheel spc,e,sfni p.r..,l.i.-
N-Iliol 10 he White noase.
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ca. entit, ~. ~ Alfred Austin is aaver,i..
rerelv trs.i &c, roa y Head. W. sip.
rsipe5 ~ ~ ma iae reputation already
aiast Nv /. 80 ~ young author viii MOI H..
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Auction Sale Of Government
Property.

OFIIcE ASSISTANT QukRTERNAsTER's DEPARrnEST,
NAsHvILIE. TEsH., Nov. l, 1885. !
MILL he seld at Public Auction, On the 22d day
w of NoFeub- 7, 1865, a. the Taylor Depot, on
The corner Of Summer an6 Brood streets, Nash
vile, Team, the following Qusriermsster's Stores,
viz
I.oi Of Blacksmith, Farrier snd shoeing Tools,
Carpenter snd WheelErght Tools,
Sadolcrs' Tools,
Horse Medicines,
4" Ofice Desks Chtirs and Tables,
q Scales and Weights
WhealbarroEs and Trucks,
Water Buckets, Feed Cutters, ShOeing
boxes,
Grindstones and Fixtures
35S Bbs Old Gteei End miscellaneous Tools.
Il b. x. Bellows, lot Of Cooking Stoves and
fixtures,
Lot ~ Axes and AXE Handles,
Hasneas, saddles, and Feed Boxes,
Portfolio FORCES, and AnvlE,
Lot Of Wedge Hammers, Broad Axes and Hand
Hammer,
Aneurs and Planes,
CanlorVn,
s2 sS1 LIE. Old Iron,
Iot Of a9.f00 lbs- Gnsin Sacks and Old Rope
500 P9ulins (old rsgs.)
Terms na-h, In Government Funds.
sale 10 commence st O'Clock. =. m, and the pro-
perry 10 BE- removed imHaeuiaiely siter The ssle.
By order Of Dol A. J. MAckAY, ChiefQ N. y. 4.
THCM - J. c X.
nova ID Capt. andA. Q NJ.
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GOO Reward.-Strayed

-. =, ss,sri.T srsu.ne 81. atoui o'siacs,
a -, nv yard coruer IA son ald y iez
n - - ne aid PORK House, one IlrE Bay
- h naEi1 nial. ysafs uld Hltn raHl nanl
- 800 SOD hlnrz mae E1d iai Re b. 10 q
1000 trhiud his "a est, snc 7rif % hs l11a
- ~ at1Fe resari "a - lsid b. ny cle g.
'-s-T'nF % aE-re TO ny re=idenra A. - e11sa
plses lacFit-iEsl LAN RkNcE salAL-A-
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ANNorNoElrKfiTs oF oLNprnlrrs-

F1I ol-te IL "
For County 10 O.
FuT Oily %
We, TIE undersiEned, nave this day adoptsd he
above rEtoa for advertising, 10 which We had our
B6lFes strictly 70 adhers-
aEf. CAMERON a 90.
JOIN WALLACE, for The Dispofeh
BARkE, WINHAM 90. Tor P-sss
BALL, JONES a CO.. for G,azelte
N1sHrTiEE, TEEs.. Ssut. =. 166f
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EYE AND EAR!
DR. LEON BRooKMAN,


IL ten, and Cancsrons Tumofs treated ia IN.
parallel success by
DR. LEON BROoKMAN,
AT HIS IEFIRNARY,
Noes Church street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Where he may b consulted every dsy non 9 70
1,,lss 49, A. n, to pm, and 70 Pm Con
he cures al eursbie dissasssof the Eve and Ear.
Nc peIiofiils al dificult 0persiona IN Surgery.
ne sefAIsa Tor tstaract, without pain. By new
he stIaighteHs Cross Eyes in one minute. IL Old
&c inserts. siihout pain. ARTIFICIAL Eyes 70 move
Ds- B9oaHAS cures Sore Eyes with ald nedi-
elnecs which give no pain
ne lreAis AuaHTosis, or nervous blindness with
success heretoiore unknown
he cures every case Of Ophthalr1ia TaIs41 here-
toioTe considered Incurab'e hg the Profession
Ne cures discharges OF tee Ear. caused b. Scar
lei Fever, Measles, or other diseases.
He inserts Azthcis Ear pr5lr,s y-he-s ths pet-,-
rsl dram enembrsnel hss been DESTROYED, Uhieh
improves the hearing immediately.
He operates io5 AIthcial Pupil, falling q TIE
Eye-hd ne remedies Al once
ne cures The most obstinate lorna Of Ophthals
mic in two 10 eight weeks
Diseases Of The Nervous System. va. Chorea
heaIasla splnal liheaiies' Nervous Proslrafioa.
Dyspepsia and Cancer he iresis vilh success
heretofore unknown.
In the treatment Of the Eye snd Esr, and other
Organs Of sense. It becomes Necessary 20 have a
good knowledge Of everything periRninR 10 me.h-
ciue snd Surgery. What are called regular Phvs1.
eiSns, may have grsduzted ID either the Old or new
Echool College, add can boast OF one sided slu-
cation, but YET, in The trsatmeni o. the Eye and
lar, iail 20 cure q srg'e OBSTINATE case-i0r the
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g9ashrille aalotl.
WH. CAKEROH > Co, Publlslsr..
fEREs or sUBsEIPfTOH,

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1865.
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DISEASES Of the Ess and Ear, Nervous sys
~ ten, and Cancerous TumOfs' treated slth IN
parallel success BY
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Eei oa's MTamfie Ari'tnerir, for Cummsrcis
Scheuls al Colsrges. By Richard helson. I vol
G. on. 81 -
rs LHfie Sssoahsr. By c zAehos. 60 cents.
~ Hsgk Setlei Ssssk.f. .Byj G zaehps- 81.
~ taeTsl Fsacsuats 10 ne frsde. any Woik
on oar Last sent, postpaid. en- receipt ofpriee.
RW. CARROLL Co.
sepg7 Sfn n West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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DIRECTORS.

,. r. COTTON, Of Tenn G. L. Hr2uEMBouRd, or n
WI. G. HISTs pELANn =. SIXTH, Of Aiiun.
a. q. SANFORD, " A. q. WILLS Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Preafsaf,-A. q. SANFORD,
Pres'tlst National Bank, Nashville
Tiee Preaisaf,-A. 6. WELLS.
Ssercfg-B-F. d. COTTON.
Trsauue~,-WM. C. BUNTS.
Mining S,Bsrintsudsut.--C. L. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofthe Coinusny consists Of lease
hold interestsin the counties Of Overflow Feutrass
White. IseksOn, and Warren, in the state Of Ten
nssfee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of D rectors eoHnpuse men Of business experiences
and reputation, and Of thorough md practical &C.
qusinsance with the oll mines Of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent WAS one Of the hrst ex-
piorers Of the oil field OF that Stae, and struck the
frat flowing oil well 10 the country, well known h
The Hsguembourg vel, and to WhiCh the Cil inter
ssts OF PennsylTsnia, theniu their nascent stale,
se 2 very largely ntebted-
This Company viii lease portions q their valus-
be lands. IN sraIl Iacts 70 private parties or COM
pauies, Tor IMMEDIATE uEYEloHHEST. TIE Is = rarr
chance for b0'ia ds operators 10 ohiaia lesses o.
terms that all BE empty remuneFntiye.
Terms made known on Application
NO NERE SPECTATORS WILL BIZ TREATED WITH.
DESCRIPTIONS ofIands and samples Of on obtained
from the prODeriy may be seen by calling nc the
Office Of the Company, No. 6611 North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn
The Secretary. +. II. Cotton, Nashville, viii re-
eeTye orders for stock and vii LrEsrd certificates
BY return mail when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct 6-tf
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The Nashville correspondent OF
the St. Louis Republican,, under date
of September 10th, writes as follows
respecting three we'll known IenneS-
secans:
The remarkable Mr.. Henry >.
Foo,e is again with his family and
friends, and may be seen not untre-
quently in the centre of an lnqmsl-
tive group. at street corner or III
some public place. who have thanked
or surrounded him, no doubt tor the
purpose Of a-king the question which
i uppcrmost in the minds OF all IL
ouirers-"W What is the political pros
pect?" Hon. John Bell returned t'
his home in this city many week;
since. He has not many times peer
seen in public. At least 1t has no
: been my fortune to see him. IL
: said his health. which was but teebl
> at the beginning of the war, has bee
further impaired by the contemp.a
= ton of our national troubles. ES
Governor Brown. another OF th"s
who struggled long in the effort
!. avert revolution, but were at las
swept away upon its turbId water
is pursuing his profession in tins CIT
aS of old.
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