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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23
Indian Summer.

This season, with it's uncertain dis
tances, its hazy, dreamy atmosphere,
and its glorious sunshine, warming
but not facilitating, is with us once
again, though the atmosphere is clear
or than is its wont, and the sun has a
little more of its summer glare than is
usual at this season of the year. Still
it is Enthusiastically Indian summer, and
we welcome it's short lease of warmth
and sunshine with all the more Joy
that it must soon give place to cold
and storms. The pleasures of this life
are none too many its days of storms
and chills outnumber its hours of sun
shine and as we must endure the
former, let us endeavor to enjoy the
latter. There is no more enjoyable
season than the present.
Spring, with its fresh buds and green
foliage, and summer with it's fruitage
of flowers and golden grain, paints no
lovelier pictures than are traced by the
pencil of the frost king. The delicate
coloring of the autumn leaves surpas-
SEES in gorgeous beauty the loveliest of
summers flowers, and every growth of
Nature displays in its decay more beau
ties to the artistic eye than in its ver-
nal splendor. The foliage of the rug
ged oak, like the dolphin, when dying
display it's brightest colors.
"The reddening naples. too. confess
Jack Frost was kissing them last night
All ! how they blush Mt his caress y
The feecy clouds, messengers from
the southern skies, wing their way
northward, dropping as they go the
warmth gathered from summer sun
shine, till they nestle in the cold boz
som of the storm king, soon to return
laden with his joy breath and drop
their shroud-like covering upon the
dead verdure thus burying beneath
the SHOWS of winter the gorgeous beau
ties reared by summer and ripened by
autumn.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Our neighboring town of Nashua
appears to be on the highway to pros
perity. Many new buildings are now
being erected there-stores, shops and
dwelling houses-and enterprise and
thrift prevail on every hand. The new
Touring mill there, belonging to E. p.
Greeley, Esq, is pronounced by prac-
teal millers to be the best in northern
Iowa. tits now turning out from three
hundred to five hundred barrels of -four
per week for eastern markets, besides
doing large amount of custom work.
Nashua has a good water. power, and,
beside the -four mill, Mr.. Greeley is
putting in other mills and preparing
to do large lumber business, which
is a desideratum in building up the
town. Another great advantage to
Nashua is its excellent hotel, kept by
Mr.. Henry Baker. Travellers are al
ways certain to get good meal there
and go away showerlng blessings up
on the estimablc landlady, Mrs Baker.
We may add that Mrs. Baker is agrad.
uatc Of Mrs. Wizards female seminary
at Troy, n, Y, and that intellectual
culture can never fail to be appreciated
wherever found. Mr. Baker is YER
monter, and Mr.. Greeley is from Nash
ua, N. H., and cousin of Horace
Greeley Of whom we read in the pa
pers. They are the right class of men
for thrift and enterprise.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

The Dubuque City Council have vo-
ted to donate to the Illinois Central
and Dubuque and Sioux City railroads
sufficient grounds for a union depot,
and also the right of way across Ger.
tain streets, provided the Illinois Gen.
trail Co. would bridge the Mississippi
at or near Seventh street. The Hi
nois Central is understood to have fully
determined to bridge the river at that
point.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Messrs. Raymond Brothers & Co., Of
Waverly, have new advertisement in
this weeks paper. They are driving
Il fine business. The superiority OF
their family groceries enables them to
draw custom from far and near. Read
what they have to say.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

The Good Templars of this town are
to have Festival on Friday evening
of this week, at their lodge room, on
which occasion there will be supper,
music, toasts, speeches, &c. Every
body is invited. Tickets, SO cents.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

DR.. w. p. Dickinson, dentist of this
place, is now fairly installed in his
new Office over Mitchell, Fairfield &
Co.'s Bank. He has suite of beauti-
full rooms there, and, seated in his
easy chair, it is almost luxury to
have tooth extracted-particularly
when it aches hard.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Albert Anderson, formerly of this
place, is again among us receiving the
congratulations of friends. He has
been engaged for few years past in
mining coal i'm Southeastern Ohio, and
will probably return there after q few
weeks.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23
Highly Interesting Dialogue.
Reported for the Charles City Intelligence

Reported for the Charles City 1ntelligencer.
Oh, Lady MeBeth! say, do tell where you
purchased that lovely, perfectly charming
piece of French Merino at only one dollar
and forty cents yard?
Why, bless your slow and easy coach
haven't you heard that c. W. MANN, at the
New Store in Waverly, has the largest, finest
and most excellent stock of dress goods, cloaks,
fur victorines, muffs, skirts, balmorals, cassi-
meres, boots and shoes, hats and caps in
fact every thing and all things, kept in first
class store, that ever was brought to the Cedar
Valley that he is selling at prices away down
until they are actually lower by twenty-five
per cent, than can be purchased elsewhere
west of the Mississippi
Why, no! Is it possible
My dear Lady McBeth it is actually so,
and when any of the people of Floyd county
visit waverly they will make great mistake
If they do not call at the new store of C. w.
MANN, on the west side of the river.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

The broad prairie west of our viii
lage has been brilliantly lit up with
prairie fire during several evenings of
the past week. A sublime and beanti-
full sight is q prairie On fire
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

We met our friend N. G. Deering
the other day and found him worse for
wear. He is seriously afflicted with
fever and ague--having the shakes
regularly-brought on by constant
travel in the performance of his duties
as Government mail agent.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Hon. E. G. Bowdoin, of this county.
started last week TO visit bis friends
In Massachusetts, and expects ia spend
the winter in Washington.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Jacob Leonard, on the west side of
the river, has the frame up for a new
house, and will soon be ready to occu-
Ply new home should the weather
continue favorable.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Another American has been arrest
ed in Ireland on the mere suspicion Of
being Fenian. No other reason, at
least, has been assigned.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Gov. Stone has appointed the It'll
day of December next as q day OF
thanksgiving and prayer the same
as that appointed by the President.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Workmen are nov busily engaged
in putting on the roof of the new stone
church in this village built by the
Christian demonstration,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

Over thousand condemned cannon
10 the Government navy-yards are to
be advertised for sale shortly,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23
INSURE WITH THE INDEPENDENCE
Insurance Company.
DIED,

In this town, November 18th, of typhoid
fever, Mr.. Albert A. Bennett, aged 81 years.
In this town, 10th inst, of scarlet fever,
May, infant daughter of Capt c. A. Slocum,
aged one year.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

A wild elk was killed 10 Warren
county few days ago
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23

or Waverly, Iowa!
is the universal cry - and whys Read
and ask no more. .a......
Ms. Of Extra Fine Hamburg
Cheese.
1000 bbls. choice green Apples.
100 doz. Cans Of Peaches, Pineapples, Straw.
berries, Whortleberries, Blackberries. Cher
ries, Lima Beans, String Beans, Green Peas,
Green Corn, Tomatoes, HOLSTERS, and Cove
Oysters.
1000 MS Choice Dried Apples.
1000 bs Blackberr and Black Raspberries
1000 los. Pared and IMPAIRED Peaches.
Mackerel,
White Fish, Cod Fish, Trout. and some very
nice
Smoked HaDibut,
Java Coffee, Very Choice Green and Black
Teas, Sc, sc.
Are you answered whys
We knoW what you want, and We have it for
you.
Any thing in the Grocery line you can find,
and of the very best quality, at
RAYMOND BROTHERS & CO.,
Cheap Corner, Wayerly, Iowa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
vacant Lots

splendid Vacsni lot on Spruce s.rt, very near
church adioiniug ire hesuuiu reel itee oil Judse
Foster en- the so6th froBts 90 feet on spruce, and
runs back Is6 70 MeLemora street. y very con
vs1ieut 10 the n. sc. 4 r Depot. l.rms easy.
Also, 4 lat loo feet froni 90 James rect, 0y ~
feet aeep; . beautiful huiiding ste 1dio.ns ne
properly knoWn as " Haw' horna,' oned BY ku-
gene Underwood. Price, 81 per & 6, ash.
Also. beautiful lot Of grSuEd runng thro9sn
from Col e . Market street. ssh NashNllle
veiy near the line Of The street R. \ frouis WA
feet on both streets.
Also, aeh Ice lot on Coliese stree opposite En-
CINE Rouse No. q; very valuable.
Also rs fett Of ground on Wood r. street, k0ge-
field near where D.. shelby h.ise formerly
stood
ire t,ast parts Of she town; also. 8 & many lots
vet upsold 10 RamssY's addition. ose los Ge
te,ng rapidly improved. -..s,.
Ne nave 4 large number OF elegsELots- suitapie
or building business houses and dpsilings on, IA
various parts OF the city.
IS5 FEET Of vacant Rrougd opPste me e
n-Ie Academy" near The GsshvHs and Chstta-
D oss Bsilresd, for sale
A ehoiee Lot fronting loo feet on lusseh street
near Tulip street church
Two Los esch So feet 'front.' on hllsel street, y
no deer. VsrYcouveuieBt 10 tie Wre Bridge
A Lot frontir 2 50 feet GO Fstherznd street, o5
lTO dfep Ne-y near the Wire Brtte.
Two Lots between Russell and Faherlsnd streets
fronting 20 feet each on Oar, y ltotesP
cho &c Lot, froniiEg &c feet on laiherlaad and
rrnuins bssk 10 ia Z I'D neighbchood
Two lots on Fsihersnd, each netting Sc feet BY
IN joining Oscar Bohne's pTOneIfr.
Two Lots on Fathei land. opposiie Oscar bccme' &
properly, each 81 By 10 feet
eholee Los, hondng 50 feet or Russell street
by no deep. sdioiuing A. NJ niliin md very oo1ye
nient to The Wire Bridge
LOT On Russell street, adionng Canning
ham, trouts 50 by 10 feet
h.ghi Acrss q the very best Easien land, front
~ 30 yards on 6sllAt.s pike IS 800 yards Oh III
County load.
kEnt q Ten Lots lyi1g south Of shslhy Avenue.
A iarge number 81 IIStS n Rarnsey,s Addition
aaa naess otharss aesunruiy lncasad snd yaluanla.
slESg-d
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
Edgefeld PropertY.

A Brick Cottsgs pitb3 rooms, on Ru'eh street,
varv nerr he WIRE Bridge, and IN e1ceheni
neghborhood. Price, $4,000 cash.
Also. smother nice Brick oOttaVe o. Woodland
street still more convenient TO the IRE bEiusei
and very valuab e; has rooms, sioT room anu
porch good ei.tern, etc. Price, s. cash
Also. a house aud lot on Woodland ret house
contains s rooms Lot fronts 100 feet l'u Zee.
deep; good shade, etc. Price, $50 one-th-iu
cash, balance in and as.
\ House on Bell Street, with FoOusl Let fronts
80 feet by 200 deep, good cistern. Pref'zoV
A nest frsuaed Cottage, with Z Ioons Aai kitchen
Roclas Of good siss: good csterni p)Ha front ana
rear. Lot fronts 90 feet BY no deep SEATED near
shelby Park, and very convenient e the "He
Bridge Price $500.
A framed House with S rooms aud p porch ID
front, well shaded and well enclosed 70 iront4 oo
feet on Woodland, 10 ct deep; joins y resdehce
Of Mr.. bury. rice S30eO.
A brick House with rooms, en- Hersn street.
oi 50 ieet by 40. Good cistern and Ea'sS, Al sen
enclosed. Price $500.
A House on Shelby street, with 6 g. rooms,
kitchen, cellar, and god cis'ern. "a % ieet Dy
I75. Pace $500 cash.
A frame house on Gsl;aiin pite WithSx rooms,
kitchen oaihouses and an eNeellenf eterni wen
enclosed. Lot 60 by l'o. Price 50.
framed House on Gallatin Pike. va rooms,
oufhouses, lumber shed, and an excsznt clstern.
Iot 100 ieet BY l70- Terms $500
A Large tvo.sto-y Brick resideuee with eight
rooms. an Russo st near Tulip strts church y
ot fronts loo feet by l70 feet deep. SD Kitchen
q. Tern. etc and well enclosed. lnipryements 70
errellent condition, and one OF the b ocatiOns in
Edgeheld.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

Al JohnsOnvls, on the Tennessee River, q close
connection is made with fine laily Line Of StsaG-
ers, to 81. Louis They will receive the Cotton and
pay all accrued charges TO that point, add Trans
port to St. Louis, giving through bill Of ladng to
kew York Al 81 Louis, the Cotton is transferred
by the h0ats to Br0sd Gague Mississippi and Ohio
River Ralroa1, iree Of Drayage, and ny them Is
carried to New YORK without change OF CARE. If
shippers prefer the route by way Of Louisville, the
Agents OF the Different Through FREIGHT Llres to
New ork, will receive itst Nashville and forward
it al the Eay BY Rail, paying accrued charges,
thouJ eItrs expense. , he Nashville & Louis
vile, aud the Nashville Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Cotton sh p9ed by way OF JohnsonVlle
will not change cars at Nashville.
Rates from Johnsonyil e 10 New York, Sc per bale;
from Nashville tsl Rail) $40 90. las we are adyi-
sed) Parties desiring 10 re-ship at Nashville, m
stead OF JohnsOnye, can have upton Of shipp ng
by steambostto Cincinnati the Cumberland RV-
er being in fine boating ORDER" At low ntss Of
Freight DO. exceeding 81 per bale to Cincinnati,
and iror- THAT point over three different lines Of
Railroad, at s. per bale Cotton BY either route
can be LAID down in New York from Eufaula, Mont
gCmery, Columbus or West Point, in IL days.
Shippers must consign 10 Steamboat Agent 81
yohnsonslle, snd 10 Agents OF Through Lines, or
Commission Merchant at Nashville. Government
permits must accompany each bill of ladlng.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

100 ACRES
OF LAND. with one Of the best arranged real
L dences IN the State, consisting OF z1a SOY
brick dwelling with l3rooms. All the out houses
barns stafles carnage house, ice house, sefFsnt :
rooms 6c are built Of bri k me eisteTn, "lnch
will hold 601 barrels, enclosed with stone
house Near the residence Is a large and hnelY ar
arranged II n pond well stocked with FISH Beau
tiGll Grounds in front Of the house, t-teiuly AZ
ranged and ornsmented with evergroens, mower >
shiuhbery, &c-,-20 acres OF the tIaet wen lili5
bered Al o. on the place are from 70 tnotsand
selert fruit trees ia bearing; with sttaWner1es'
isspberries and oil the smaller fruits 81 under
qaoi fence and situated on the holth slde ol me
fiver miles from the city, on the hyde ferfy
nike with fine landing on the river coyenient to
the dwelling Alec,
10 10 1900 ACRES
OF Land on the Hyde's Ferry road, 10 mile, from
the city; fronts on the Tlyer % Hickman : forfy
an the trsct heavy tmbered with poplar, white oak,
black oak black walnut, chestnut, &c. Also,
so ACRES
On tie Murfreesboro pike, 4 miles out, finely
improved and well stocked with fruit tees &C.
Also,
40 ACRES
OF I.aod on IRE eslstiu Pike, n les out, and one
mile 10 the right Of the rad Moderate improve E.
iH'D''' ~ 336 ACRES
OF Land on the RappGhannock River in culpep-
n, ? coun.v vs. near Brsndy stsuon, known IS
SssdlSnd rs sores in wood, balance meadow
land. Also,
27OO ACRES
GOOD Cotton and Gran land in Green county,
Georgia LEGO sores ofthe dast well timber. d, 500
acrss river bottom. Tao Sin dSd inEs on = e
piaee. two never falling streams running through
the tract good Rrist and ssw mil, aud Is situated
wi hin n lies Of the Georgia Central and Athens
Branch Railroad, midway between Atlanta and Au-
gusia schools, Colleges and Churches convent
int On this place are ~ servants who we're fsiseg
On the p,emises and Nho are willing 10 remain and
cultivate the farm 81 far weges-
For any Il the above call on
NEWsOAi. MOORE & co.
&C North Public square,
Nashville, Team.
cc.l2Iw. Banner Copy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
JosEPH eILLeTrs STEEL PINS,
OF THE OLD STANDARD QUALITY.
TRADE MARK
or nescriptivs nsu
New aanes. gool al
Notice to Shippers.

OFFICE GIN. SUPERINTENDENT, n. AC.R.l
fssHyIIIE, THSS. Sep. I'M, 1855.
OWING 10 the Western and Ausrtie Railroad
stll beng IN tie possss non Of The Military an.
tSortes an fneights destined lor points sOuth q
Cffsoooes nausi BE- prepaid either there or a. tins
srs,yhis az Knoxville srs nov taken through.
Not,Se vin b siSeu g. soon - the Military an
tl.oririas relinqish TIE " r r, and strange
u5esrs - niaie ior through Freigah sesih,
VA p. ikNEA
.spfaf sen. Sup. n &C. Rai.road.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
Nashville Property.

An elegant story Brick Residence, NJ 50 Cher
nv street, next cOor to "Weler Horse, eoHiHnlng
20 rooms. Lot fronts 40 ieet, by $50 CeeP. pne Ct
the best places 10 tie 'ity.
Also a good Frame House with rooms, onsouth
Summer street, in good condition. nee MOI
era 2,
A Good Brick Residence, No 81 lse street,
with nine rooms gas fixtures al througl pc house.
Good outhouses and stable, all in good condition.
Let Al by $50 feet, Price very modeTsA
AIaO-A Brick Store house, No. q Lad street.
south side, two doors from Market, ulae stories
high Is feet by rs. A most excellent sud, and Is
free from taxsuon.
AIso-A comm 1dious Brick Dwelling corner o.
NcIsr,orp and cav with seven rooms chen with
room-, and lumber room. LO. irons ~ feet on
Gay, by 81 deep. 6plenuid water an 9eAuuiully
shaded, yard well enclosed. Price So
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS FARMS

A farm OF 1913 acres in Sumner county, miles
fror, Cs'lssiu 20 &c es cleared, halsnce -aYhy
inn, ssred and We y atere6; land OF hrst rae 81 ~
has gooi country hluse with rooms sne 9tneI
,Tpfovernenls Price, 81 sen tor the tract.
Also. So 900 acres Mineral and Goa. La OF
Cumb srland Mountains; has any amount Rh'
yery best timber on A..
Al q. a nee tie fern Of acres. Well f'tnee
and well improved, ut Hendersonule, 10 mt ilpIi
Nashville, On tteJ "a n. X. R. Has on it a'pith-
did spring and well; the pace well iDc osed ~ g
$3.50 cash. -
Also. p fam If SOD acres Of very rich Ian pms
on S,,r np Creek Madison county, West Ten asse'-
Is miles from laes son. at the IA erection q tw'
good pixies. Ia proyements hrst rate, Ndit3sol,
h b dy or in trsc.s - suit purchasers rnf -
per acre
Also. ore Of the hest and most highly mTo'e'
farms IN the sta.e. teautf.lly i Gated IN ~ ed
Harpeth river. opposite Franklin, Tenn, isfelle
from RashyiBe, contains - acres; improve INT
OF the first der. Can be had at bargNa Il ol'
imIaed ately.
a Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county Vat
one miles from Nashville, one mile south tn
Lebanon pike; soil rich, well enclosed WITH p
cedar fence ,spiendldy Wstered; iour hulre'
ares cared balance vel mbered with eedaant
ether ogth; two rssiden as on the plaee-On
with rooms, the other Sith 3 rooms-oott Wit
| good outnouses, &C.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

800 a l.e .Nsslg.lLe ~ g,

Remaining At the .Nsshpiile f'st SV.oS'
"wednesday, Oct. IL. 1893.
The List Of uncallei for Letters has oeen
,s.igpes 10 the Nashville UNION, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1868, as me
paper having the largest circulation IN
GLIDING the army.
All letters advertised are -utieet - e. ,giii
s5s ~ ,ae cent Per. ons cd ing ioi .ii,in WI
tlease be prepared with the neee-, ~ -, -
p-r-on- calling for the-e letters WI W. ts s"'
tl-v sre sdFeftised, aud give tue u.s. y, ;il b
All iaffers not taken out ln one il ,, ' -
., =, - t;,.1erli Post once as dead letters
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
For Sale the following Farm
DAVIDSON COUSTY FARMS.

A farm ofss acres Of good land, miles from the
city, near the Stewards Ferry Pike well ieneed Shu
il cultivation. -, t,,,,
Also, asplendid farm Of 81 acres InllsS noli
Nashville near Stones river Ike ~ acres eAe'usu'
balance heayi Y tinbered. Lsnd very Ilch;
Also farm If $50 acres of tine lard, miles ron
Nashville and near the Lebanon PIKE. ma go
eouutTy Improvements on II; % sores
tiInbered Price, S per acre. "a,
Also fern Of 1911 scres, "a miles lrino y 6 w
on the Buena Vista Fikei S. acres cleared 3Ai.u1
heavily timberet; splendioly WateIeas so..
rich, vii be sold in cody or divided 70 sun Pu'
Also. a farm ofs2 acres, miles from the city sna
4 mi from MuifeesOoro Pike. Splenda I'An1 Ni-~
has some good timber on IT, -, N o,res in
A Farm Of sixty sores good land- ~. 80 S,T,, V
timbar-three miles ron toe city, on lhe SS,i
roa = between toe CsrksYiile aa1 brcA OHu''
| Pike Price $500.
Farm of 1s715 Acres, miles from ne he t tIas
/ on the "Neeiy's Bend" Pike Cne-hsll OF ' Us -
IL cleared, balance vel nlnosIel. -ooTos coed
st0ry brick residence with SIX gooo r9 G ~ l.
Kitchen stable add her outhou1es. Inc "a ~
/ fnelv wstered. and is enclosed with good osuAi
fence.
Farm or 81 acres, o. stones RIVER PIKE Y
mil - from the y, on Mil ereek-opP 81 In
Mil About two- thirds CT il Is ncn bottom AAn'
and well watered.
NIee Little Farm Of 1879 Acres, four and
bs1f niles from The city. ont the Whites creek P'kF
| our acres in timber. Place ven Waiereu.
SPLENDID Farm containing 400 Acres, ny
r,;lss rom Nashyill- on the Nashville and OhatA
nnofa railroad, 3, Glen Cline Depot and on ~
creek. The land is very rich, spiena4aly Hs'SLti
| "a hasnfi6nIIg located This is one Of thu bea
GRASS FiRMs ID Davidson county and IS pecJ-
Sar ' adapted to rai-ing Stock. ON the place
rsilTosd switch, ard near by is very large and
bank b ing a splendid place Tor an e1tenslW biek
vi There is a two story brick residences with
framed addition, containing rooms; also Atcaen
| end ont-houses, good barns, stables, 6ci ana an
Orchard o, 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
4 Nice Little Yarn Of II Acres, -four and a
hqlf miles from the city, on the Diekerson ke;
stable. Land very rchi excellent waller. Pnes
s3,50J eash.
cctl5 II
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Notios to Merchants and
Shippers.

prcErPTs FOR GOODS FoR SHIPMENT
NJ lE- - \ 4 q. and n. q " ". Railroads
-, ~ 2 yen b. any agent or ciesi1 a ne neTenl
SsToss and stat 0us, unless eteg p-eAsee A-s
80 80 - - ysIIet fls0 b plainly marzee IlIs
..-osrT flr tte aeeut TO clEssiis the different
Sirds on goods. al reeelpss must be N duplieaies
~. ..ss.--d - E.H. EWING
.s--sr.i prai~ht Agent =. 4 C-sud y. 3 W.
Nsshvsle, sert "a. ls05.-sept2Alm
tisssits, Press and Tines, Eszaer a1d Dispaioh
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