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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-11

n8- George d. Prentice of the Louisville
journal, has returned from Richmond
EB- Governor Fenton was inaugrrated Jan.
I'd. He has Issued proclamation urging the
people of the State to fill the quota under the
Presidents last call for troops, by volunteers.
This is happy delverance from the will o
Seymore. New York will now stand up-nobly
for the Union cause.
sB" The Union expedition from Plymouth
N, c has rcturnid after proceeding as far o,
Rainbow Bluff where the rebels under Hokt
re found in force. The gunboats were una.
bic to co operate on the Roanoke, owing to the
torpedoes
GaS The news from Sheridan's headquarters
confirms the report that Farley has withdrawn
many portions of his forces far up the Shenan.
doah Valley, and fallen back with his infantry
to Wayneshoro. His cavalry, however, are on
Grating further down on both sides Of the Blue
Ridge.
Ga- Late rebel papers contain accounts of
movements of North Carolina and Texas Union
lists, for the purpose ofrestoring their States to
the proPer position in the Union.
taS- General Banks has been summoned to
New York by the serious illness of one Of his
children.
" The guerrilla Moseby, who was recent
ly s. rously. if not mortally. wounded by one of
our scouts wos horn Il, N,ro;,;. - 1oe0 T.
the early part of the war he was Lieutenant
of cavalry, and for his dash and energy was
promoted to Major. His first exploit was the
capture of Gen. Stoughton, at Fairfax Court
House. in march, 1863. On the 10th Of Deem
Der, 1854, he was promoted to Colonel He had
been wounded several times previous to the
last occasion.
sB~ The celebrated Russian astronomer,
Frederick Struve, whose name is as ociated with
all the great works of triangulation and geodsy
carried out in Russia and Eastern Europe, died
on the 2ad of November, at st. Petersburg.
e55- George pinks, II. NJ. Hatcher and Issac
brown imprisoned in the penitentiary at Jeffer
con City. Mo. for aid'sg slaves to escape, have
been pardoned by Gov. Ball.
eB- DR.. Brown, Supt, Of thu Bloomingdale
Insane Asylum, corrects the statement that he
recently testifiad tn Court that one Of the prin.
eipal editors OF New York daily paper was
patient in his institution. The person referred
to is contributor to several Of those journals.
tB- An army correspondent of the Hartford
Courant thinks it may interest desertes to know
that those who are convicted of this offense are
hung in the army Of the Potomac, and shot in
the army of the james. as it gives them an OPP
ortunity of selecting their mode of exit
tsS- 1t has been proved by experement at
that damaged hard tack and hay
mixed together and subjected to considerable
pressure Of steam. which removes tie mould and
'ournsss, making excellent food for cattle. be-
ne holl' falf<aing and nutritious. A great
- Ss<esd All +sz : . },r<vo;ded.
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9GAD pT MO SAgg sGs

From the Rev Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the b at
tist Church, Pemberton, N. formerly Of the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-11
ANNIE LAURIE.

This lovely song, admired the world
over for the beautiful simplicity of its
words. its easy, flowing and expressive
melody: has lately received an addition.
al impetus to its popularity, by the fol-
lowing thrilling incident said to have oc
cured in Maryland.
A select company bad assembled in a
pleasant parl6r, and were galy chatting
and laughing, when tall young man
entered, whose peculiar face and air i'm
mediately attracted attention. lie was
very pale, with that clear. vivid com
plexion which dark haired consumptives
often have. His locks were as black as
jet, aud hung profusely upon square
white collar, His eyes were very large
and spiritual, his brow was such an one
as poet should have. But for certain
wandering look, casual observer would
have pronounced him man of uncom-
mon intellectual powers. The words
''poor fellow" and show sad he looks"
went the rounds as he came forward
bowed to the Company and took his seat
One or two thoughtless girls laughed as
they whispered that he was "love crack
ed" but the rest treated him with re.
spectful Difference,
1t was late in the evening when sing
ing was proposed, and to ask him to sing
"Annie Laurie" was task OF uncom-
mon delicscy. One song after another
was sung and at last this one was named
AT its mention the young man grew
deadly pale, but did not speak; he seem
ed to be instantly lost in reverie.
",The name Of the girl who treated
him badly was Annie" whispered la-
dy~to new guest. "but oh! l wish h.
would sing il; nobody else can do it JUS
tice.'
''No one dare sing Annie Laurie be
fore you Charles" said an elderly lady,
"would it be too much to ask YOU to Ia.
vor the company with it?" She added
timidly,
He did not reply for moment-his
lips quivered little, and then looking
upas il he saw spiritual presence, h.
began. Every sound was hushed The
tones vibrated through nerve and pulse
and heart, made one shiyer with the
pathos Of his feeling; never was heard
melody in human voice like that-so
plaintiye. so soulful--so tender and ear
nest.
He sat with bis head thrown back, his
eyes half closed-the locks ofvdark hair
glistening against his pale temples, hi.
hands lightly folded before him; and as
he sung the stanzas, he seemed to shake
from head to foot with heart rsndng
emotion. As be proceeded from line To
line. and verse to verse there was no
laore jesliue among Tie company. all was
s. i 81 ia riIenee of death. Ma
q '|a - e s.
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From the Rev Jos. H. kennard, Tastor 81 the

From the Rev Jos. IL. kennard, Tastor of the
lott Baptist Church. 9
Pr Jtckssh:- Dear Sir:--I have been fre.
quenty requested to conn,ct my name with.
cummendatois of d fierent kinds OF medicines.
but rega ding III practice as out of my appro-
priste sphere, havcin all cases declined; but
with clear proof in yaiious instant es, and
particularly in M, family If the usefulness of
Dr. Hoofland' S German Bitters. depart for
once fom NY usual coarse to express my full
convection, that for gene al debility Of The sys-
TEN and especially for Liver Complaint, it is
safe and valuable preparation. In some cases
it may fail but usually, Il doubt not, it will be
very beneficial to those who srff,r from the
above cause. Yours, very especially,
a j. II KENN&RD. ~
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadel pia
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D John, where is your master to
day?" "Oh, he's off, sir. recruiting :
Recruiting. is he, that's good J.
where's he recruiting %
"Up in the White mountains, sir, re.
cruiting his health"
"Ah! hes sick, is he? what's the -
matter?"
,He tcok cold on account Of the
draft"
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o
Eighth below Coltes Street, Philadel pia

From the Rev, Warren Randolph, Pastor of the
Baptist Chnch. Germantown, Penn.
Dir, c. M. ,Jackson:--Dear Sir:-Personal
experience enables me 10 say that regard the
Geiman Bitrrs prepared by YOU, as most excel-
lent medicine. In cfses of severe cold aud
general debility, have been greetly benefited
by the use of the Bitters. and doubt not they
will prduee similar effects on Others. a9 ;,
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH. *,
Germantown, Pa.
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CLARK'S RESTORATIVE 10
Restores the Color,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Eradicates Dandruff.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prevents its falling of. =.
CLARK'S RERTORATIYE.
Is an unequalled Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE
Is good for Children.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Ladies'.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Old People.
CLARK's REST ORATIVE, 5.a
Is perfectly harmless.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gil.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is not Dye,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Beantihes the Hair.
CLARK's REsTORATIrE.
Is Splendid for Whiskers.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Kceps the Hair in its Place
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cues Nervous Headache.
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
Prevents Eruptions,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is delightfully."- perfumed.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
PoIishes your Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares YOU for Parties.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
sf Prepafesyou Tor Balls.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
All Ladies need i,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do without it,
CLARK,s RESTORATIVE,
Costs but 81.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is Sold by Druggist ard Dealers every
where. Price. 81 per bottle-6 bottles
for SIS.
G. G. CLARK & CO.,
.ea ..sa.t PKofRIEreks,
j. s. BARNES e. co. N. Y.,aa GeuI.
ANAD. 5 TEEL a CO., Detroit ) Age'us.
March IL, ,1s64.-ly. e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-11

/ have known Hollands German Bitters fa-
vorably fora Number of years. have used
hen in my own family. aid have been SO
pleased with ther effects, that was induced to
iecommtnd them to many otheih aud know that
hty have opeiated in Il strikingly beneficial
manner Iake great pleasure IL thus publicly
p,oclainiug this fact, and calling the attention
Of those afflicted with the diseases for which
hey are recommended to these Bttrrs, know
ing from experience that my recommendation
Will be sustained do this more cheerfully as
Hooilaud's Bitte,s is intended to benefit the
Il I'll cted, and is mot a rum drink"
Yours Truly,
LEVI G. BECK
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atths seneca County Marble works m medi.
ately adjoining the Wire Bridge, Tiffin, Ohio.
The Monuments, &c. are composed oforig,
aal designs, aud ckoiceselections fro m he most
appropriate and beautiful structures ia modern
use, which the proprietors are determined to
sell on the most accommodating terms.
q All orders atteneed to with promptness
W Experienced ~orkmen sent to all parts Of
the Stateto erect monu ments made by us.
GTSpeeim ens can be seen at the yards or In
The cemtteries in aud around Tiffn or in Sene.
essnd dadioiningeounties. - =
A.EIEBEL
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PRICES.

Il -EVL~-1zlFO- ..IIr- n q.
large size fholding nearly double quantity.)
II o. per Bottle; half dozen SIS 90 Small size
IS fnts per Bottle: half dozen $500. 8koE
BEWARE OF ooUNTERFEETs. v
Sse that the signatuie of @. M ackson, is on
the wrapper of each bottle. Should your nearest
druggist not have the article, do not be put off
by any oil the Intoxicating preparations that may
be offered you in its place, but send to us. and
we will forward, securely packed by express.
IT Prlncipal Office and M.nulsctory, No.
6Sl; Arch Street Philadelphia.
aNMEs 3 NNAMs, s.
Successors to c. M Jackson d Co. Prcprietors
G"For Sale by Druggists aud Dealers in even
own in the United States.
Pbiladelphis. Oct. IA. lsea-iy,
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Vacant Lots.

We have large number Of elegant Lots suitable
o. building hdsuess houses and dwellings, on, IA
YsTious parts Of the city.
I35 Feet Of vacant ground opposite the "Fe-
msle Academy" near the Nashville aud Chatia.
ntoga Railroad, for sale.
A choice Lot fronting 100 feet on Russell street
near Tulip street church.
Two Los. each 50 feet 'front.' on RusseI street. b.
10 deco. Very conFenient 30 the We Bridge
A 5eau1f1l Lot nesriY opposite The residence Of
Jnn. EcrroE, Esa., 5oLl70 feet
A Lot frontirg 50 feet on Faiherland street, Is
10 deep. Very near TIE Wire Brdga.
Two Lots between Russell and FaiherIand streets
fronting 20 feet each on Osk, y tf0 deep
Ach0 &c Lot, fronting ca feet on Fathesland snd
running bscz ll0s IN god Deighhorhood
I've Lots On falherisnd, each fronting 50 feet y
10. joining Oscar Bohne's properly.
Two Lots On fafhesland, opposite lacaT boh1les
property. esch 50 b. no Feet
A Lot, corner cf Stevenson md FaclorT slree1as
ronting 90 ieet On Factory, b rs siong s'efen-
son 80.
A choice Lot, fronting 50 feet on Russell street
By TO deep. sdioinisg A. n pl-n, and VerJ eonfe-
nIeuf % thu WIRE Bridge.
lot On Russell street, adicInlng Z cunning
nam, fronts % b. ll1feet-
r zht Acres of the very oesi Ear1en $50 iioqi-
irg 80 yards o. Gallsin pike. b 80 yara7 on re
County load. CO.. -.
EieEt az tsn Lots lying souih q eneioy Asslae.
A large number q Lots q hlnleeys Aediaons
and mHly othsn, 0sautluly iocaisa 40 faina1les
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One OF the hest Suburban res dences near Kssh-
vile, beautifully lo-ated and finely improved The
lOteoltains ~ acres Of rich garden land, fronting
On Foster street and on the Louisville pnd Nash
vile Railroad; 50 situated that ii could BE- cut up
into beautiful buildinglo =. Terms lrefal.
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Nashville Propsrty,

A Coed Brick Residence, No % Line street
with nine rooma gas fixtures al through the house
Good outhouses and stable, VI IN good condition.
Let Al by $50 feet, Price We moderate.
AlsO-A tWo-story Brick residence, with eight
good condition yard well shaded. Lot Is By iSC
feet Price 5000.
AlsO-A Brick S;ore-h5use. No. q Broad street
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
hiEh, Is iest b. Is. A nest excellent stnd, and Is
free from tsxalon.
Aiso-A comm7dious Brick Dwelling, corner o.
MeLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen wi
3 rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 46l< feet o.
Gay, By 81 deep. splendid wafer sud beautifully
shaded yard vel enclosed Pnce 81 90.
AlsO-A good two-story Brick house, No. 6s Co
dsr street, With sevea SOoms kitchen, s-rFants'
rooms. and smokehouse. Lot ironts So feet on Ce
dar add runs back 100 feet % an alley. Hydrant q
the hack door. Possession gwen immediately.
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A framed House, on 6sllatin Pike, with rooms
in GOOD condition, o. Spring street. Lot 50 By 30 &.
Price s25o0,
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Nashville Tennessee

90 Hhds prime New Orleans srrr,
- DO 40 Porto Rico sugu.
20 DO do Cubs sugsr.
Co Barrels Crushed mi PoEi-fai -.
- Do Guuuisied suEar
100 do A. and 3. CCdas Sugar.
&uu DO Q. ezra ass1r|ad hrll1a
800 do Yelioa sugsr.
f0o Pagl Rio Cfdse,
% Mas Java Cofsc,
- do laguna Cofes,
10 Bags Ginger,
30 Rsi Adspice,
- Bags Pepper.
20 Rarrsls Maekersl,
80 Is tbls DO
80 kits 90
leo boxes Soap.
30 do starch.
10000 Cigar, escorted Brands
100 Sores Candles,
100 dc Raans.
o. Csses SsTdiues,
go Gases Oysters,
l0U Dor BucEgu.
% Meets Tubs.
ToEsthsr With everything usually Eil' q -
sale Grocery Houses
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" DO
5000 "Fgaro" do Jiu whole and half bores
6o.000 Zip Top DO
5000 tycoon do
5o,G0 .'Andres Jackson Cigars.
10000 "W Wagn do
5000 Washington DO
10000 Assortad Brands
% Half butts Pocahontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco.
leo Caddies Strawberry" quarters Tobscco.
% lens 40
80 {" SHAY Apple" do
30 Butts Navy ID
loo Caddies bsok lens do
Sunny Side, Saeet owen and Dew prnp. Fine Ont
CheFing cbarcO.
FINE Cut klllik'uuick Smoking Tobacco, IN pound
bales and q Weed" in whole and half barrels.
We are the sole Agents for NJ. Beck's
popular
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Sent BY mail in a plsin envelope. Price, Male
packages, $780, Female go
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House on Shelby street. with good roons,
kitchen, cellar, and gJOd cislern. Lot I25 feet BY
lT5. PAIGE $500 cash.
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Hosiery and Gloves

an endless variety.
NOTIONs.ssic.. etc. very cheap.
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A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, I've
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville and Chaita.
n-ofa railroad. al Glen Clhe Depot aud on MI
creek. The land is very rich, splen5idly WatereI
and beautifully located. This Is one Of tn. best
GRASS FARMS IN DaT dson county, and is pecu-
railroad switch, aud near b. Is a ,erY large and
bank bsing q splendid paos for an extensive Brick
1srd- There Is a two story brick residence, with a
framed addition, containing Z rooms; also kitchen
and oui-hOuses, good barns, stables. &C. and an
Orchard OF 1900 choice Fruit Trees.
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Also

A Nice Little Yarn Of II Acres four and 8
half miles from the city, on the Diekerson ke.
Has tram hOuss with four looms, out-houses and
stable. Lad very riehi excellent Ester. Price
low.
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WNZzRIZ2ZJ

An medical men and the press cornu-end Dr.
sTRICKLkND's ANTI CBOLERA MIXTURE as
;he only certa n remedy tor ID arrfOa and pysen-
iarv ID Is a nihnsiiou Ct Attrugeuts, Ahsor-
fiants STIMULATES and CarrsinaiiVes. snd az sET
ranfed 10 effect a cure a. all other means have
laiitds especially IN chronic cssea.
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TAN va & ID
For sale.

pHE undersigned cfer- for sale he splendid
Tsunery, vi D an % the land ard appuiteuan-
css thercio tolouEnE.
iaaiher iarnhi and 10 prnVess 81 tsn Missing Of
taHn 80 20 si sides, az a Vhieh is neatly Feaoy
O. d. tEEFn OTIS
Iuil a.so sell. desired. al of my live stock
eon.,t ~ % uoraas Nl-h Ialus. fne lot of -iack
Hogs, heci Caiile &c Also. my Household and
htlcen flruiufu. - a. 10 ensble the pnTcha cr %
~ en- VIII ths lalsiacEs W tilaut delay. Ny place
b oua ~ the finest localities for the Iaunerf or
Milling business in Northeru Alatana situated or
range ~ loiv Ills overlooking the Valley 81 TIE
iennesoeas snd commanding oue % The ane-t we've
eitsioi BE Allegiance. i B. unsurpassed ~ point
Of health snd water there being sprugs OF new
~ iailiug Zee tiane wsier on tse place,
ltlsl 30 very de'iralie Vlree Tor = good sieam
$50 and rasi MI, there beng none thin twenty
M Dee % Toe placo The luiiing enclosing tha
lnuuerY iH1if with sfelai rslerence 70 this To-
siusss hers nrint nothing neuessarY nog Ian tho
machinery. dhe Memphis sod Charleston Rsl-
resi- nov being pat IN opsTatlou, Nill ahord good
market ior ali uruhur o. -four that cculd BE- sssod
oE rround . thu Nil would BE- IN less thsn haf .
aiile = ~ shove toad.
ANY one des riug good iuyesiIn nj for CAPT a. in
eitner 81 he stove named businesses could rot do
better thsn 90 crauine NY property before purchas
inG 'sfutfe-s. ieraiseasy. Possession given M
med s-eiv, u rurtsd.
ksiors, By peruiissio1. o :. q Darwin and y. 3.
Nsnce. louisville, Ala
fof further psguculars srply to ne hy letter 81
Docsiu-, Ala, ol 20 ae on hs PREMISE AZ rniles
Nesi 81 ueca.lir on he n. G r R.
SAMUEL 2. DARWIN.
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A House on Rel Street, with rooms, good els,
tern, &c. Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street. By 20
feet deep, well enclosed. Price si5o0.
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A framed House on Gallatin Pike, with rooms
oufhouses a lamber shed, and an excellent ctstern
Lot 100 fesf by no. Terms $500.
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Also

A Nice Little Farm Of I61s Acres, four and
haf miles nom the city, on the Whites creek Pike;
our sores in timber Placs well Naiered
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IAI,gO
Also
Edgefeld Property.

Edgefeld Property.
One OF the heat Suburban res dences near Kssh-
vile, beautifully lo-sted and finely improved The
loteoHtains ~ acres Of rich garden land, fronting
On Foster street and on ths Louisville snd Nash
vile Railroad 50 situated that ii could be cut up
into beautiful building 10 =. Terms hcefal.
ALSO
A House on Rel Street, with rooms, good cis-
tern, &c Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street, By 90
feet deep, well enclosed. Price $500.
ALSO
A House on Bell Street, with rooms. L5tfrouts
50 feet by 2oo. deep, good clsteTn. Price $50.
ALSO
neat framed Cottage, with roou's and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good cistern; porch front and
rear Lot fronts &C Rect by 10 deep situated near
shelby Park, aud very convenient to the Wire
Bridge. Price $780,
ALSO
Attained House with rooms aud han, porch IN
front, well shaded aud well enclosed Lot fronts so
feet on Woodland, 10 feet deep JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. Dury. fr.ce $500.
ALSO
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman street
lot 90 feet By 10. Good cstern and garden, al eh
enclosed, Price $500.
ALSO
Affair." ed House on Fatherisnd street, with i've
rooms, kitchen and cistern beautifully shaded and
vel enclosed Let 6P7nta 15Ofeet on fatherland By
10 deep. Pr &c $500; one third cash, Lalance N
one and two years.
ALSO
A House on Shelby street. with good roons,
kitchen, cellar, and good cisiern. Lot rs feet BY
ll5. PAIGE S6oO0 cash.
ALSO
frame House on Galatin Pie with six rooms,
kitchen. Outhonses. and an excellent elstern well
enclosed Lot 90 feetby 10. Price $780,
ALSO
framed House on Gallatiu Pike, with rooms,
oufhouses, lamber shed, and an excellent cistsrn.
Lot 100 fest by no. Terms $500.
ALSO
framed House, on 6sllatin Pike, with 8 rooms
in GOOD condition, Of Spring street Lot 50 By 30 4.
ALSO
bsieK and framed House, with good rooms,
smoke house, stable, snd outhouses Has good
ehsde trees, aud an excellent cistern. Lot fronts
100 fe on Boseobel street ~ 10 feet deep. Price
AISO
A Large tso-story Brick residence, with eight
rooms, on Russell St near ''Tuip street church 81
Lot fronts 100 feet by 10 feet deep Good Kitchen
ci, tern etc and well enclosed. improvements in
excellent condition. and one Of the b 81 locations IN
y
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles irom Nashville, nils south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil rich, well enclosed With g7sd
cedar fence splenddy wat cred; four hundred
ares feared bal lance vel tmbered with cedar and
ether ( oWth; two rssiden' IS 90 The plaee-one
with rooms, the other With rooms-both with
good outLOuses, &c.
ALSO
A Farm Of 600 Acres Of splendid lsud 6fieen
miles from Nashville on the Gallstin pike-is pFin-
C paiiy river b1ttom. Lies between The Cumberland
river and sails attn pike About on third Of the ard
Is cleared, balance well timbered. VII be sold in
body, orin Farms Of 200 800 Acres, to SUIT par-
chasers Terms Ug.y easy.
ALSO
A Farm Of 40 Acres-g0od land-a miles from
LsYergn, on Murireesboro pike fnd Chattanooga
Railroad, one half cleared and new. Thirty Dollars
per acre.
ALSO
A Farm OF AS Acres, iour miles from Franklin,
Wililsmson county on the Carers Cre5 K Pike, and
known as the "Southall Place" % acres cleared
Has good house on &c with four rooms kitchen,
barn, and other ouihouses, and a splendid well.
AISO--A Tract Of loo acres, four miles from the
above tract. al IN woods
Price for both places $500, one half cash, balance
IN one and two years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10
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An Elegant and finely improved Farm O. 81
Acres "a m les from the city. near the No easyille
pike The soil is very rich has on il 8 two-story
framed residence with I'VE rooms and cellar kisch-
en-, ONCE In The ysrd. smoke-house, workshop,
stables, etc. An excelleu. spring, and iine srte-
sian well very near the hogse, with new pump
and well house. Has splerdid orchard and gar
den; also beant fol lava Of eFeTgreens. 4 bar
gain can be had in this place
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10
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Also

A Farm Of 81 acres, o. Stones River Pike 3
miles from thee,ty, on Mill creek-opposite Sn this
Mil About two thirds Of itls non bottom land
and well Wafered
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10
T. 5. SAMPLE,
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EE-5pecisl attention given 70 the Purchase anc
80 ~ COTTON and ali kinds Of Produce.
~ Goods forwarded with despatch