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A rslie-hunter has offered $50 for a bit of
the rops by which Mrs. Surratt was hung.
he dot get ft-Erehange.
Let him have the whole rope. HeprOb-
ably knows what he needs.
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VI the universal rlghts


u country must recognise this be-
fore the sacrifices of the brave men who
have fought and died for it will be truly
recognized. We must take this right up
TO ne throne of God, and lay it upon his
sacred altar, for it is a matter of eternal
Justice. We may then build the memorial
hall for the noble sons of Dartmouth, and
fIl it with the trophies Of wsr and the tro-
phies of peace. But our true monument
will be q country that grants the universal
rights Of man TO every man.
When we do this then We shs have q
national monument whose to shall rise
grsndor and grander in proportion to the
amplitude of its base, and its summit shsll
be greeted by the first rays of the morning
and the last rays of the evening sun, and
it shall be the fitting symbol of our redeem
ed land.
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nad bean sccustomed !

- mad Doon accustomed hi
W see that the crochet of one gen
GRAFTON became the truth of the next, and
the truism of the one after; and he had
lived long enough to see the process take
place in several of his opinions.
To-night N+--Mi1 appears at the great
ST. James Hall, which Is TO De h first
time of his appearance as public speak
er. The excitement is immense. There
will be many thousands who will not get
in; but among these will not be your cor
respondent, who having q committeemsn'G
ticket, does not mean TO part with 1t for
the gold it might easily bring.
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Observation-Disclosures

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has
decided that the law of Congress requiring
stamps on legal process, in the beginning
or other stage offs suit is unconstitutional,
and therefore void, and that the stamps on
legal papers are not necessary. The ground
of the decision is that the imposition of a
tax upon any proceedings in a State Court
is an invasion of the right of a State to
regulate proceedings in its own Court; that
If Congress can tax these proceedings at all,
it can lay a tax thst will practically amount
to prohibition, and thus legislate the State
Courts out of existence.
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"The WOrId' VS.. Edwin M. Stanton.
The New York World tells President
johnson very decidedly that he must part
company with Secretary Stanton or it will
part company with him. Such a threat
makes Secretary StantOn's place.
secure. KEen were it 81
connection vi"
calsr" PerIectl
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General KIIPRtriek's Opinion of COD-
perIIeadS.


The Newark Advertiser gives the fol-
lowing report of the speech delivered BY
General Fitzpatrick, on taking the chair as
temporary President of the Union State
Convention at Trenton;
GENTLEHEE AND PELLow-CITIzENs OF
MY NATIVE STATE l truly appreciate the
great honor you have conferred on me, an
humble soldier from New Jersey, in Sc.
Letting me to preside over the only loyal
convention that will be called in the State
for the nomination of . candidate for Gov
ernor. Loud and continued applsuse.l
1t is scarcely necessary fer me to say that
this distinction is unexpected and almost
overwhelms me; and in accepting it l do
not intend to make any extended remarks;
l should a. soon think of talking war 10
that great soldier General Grant Gtremen-
dous applause as to talk politics to all this
vast concourss of politicians laughter and
applAuse TO men who are not only nv
seniors in wisdom, but in years, and VINO
have made politics the study Of their lives.
Yet l do desire to say that I accepted an
invitation to meet with you here to.dsy in
order that there may be no misundeziS-S
ing as to how ! intend to cor u-
In the future, and Auuct myself
snould shoU how q soldier
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N. Ernest RSnAn has just returned to
France.
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SO0 Statesmen WANTED-To 30
OOO hcit and fill orders for the Life OF
LINCOLN.
RETUREED SOLDIERS.

Experienced AGENTS, Professional men, Lay Preach
ers, teachers, Mechanics and Farmers even, viii md
this q pleasant, ana at tbs same time q lucrative oo-
cupatiOn the coming season. IAN old agent writes
81 take from y TO 15 subscribers par week.
E0r further informant IN apply personaiT 70 or ad-
dress by nail, O. T.. BOLTUN 4 BIOS, Publishers OF
and General Agents for Cooks and EugravinE, at
No. g, % floor, Lyman's ock, near Court House,
cleveland, Ohio. fy22.2i
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.OS1 Oh OAOoAGNs-A DhH mhfef
- eight yaars old. a small tpot on the forehead,
tWoEmal spots under eysySsSs.f On the sen mind
La RIGHT above the hOOL hal a halter on when she
lett the pasture. ANY one who has found said mare.
or can give Information, where the same can be found
will rec ave $40, by applying TO the owner, JOHN
HUBER on the town line rad between Parma and
kOyalBon, or at No. 40 kinsman street, Cleveland. o.
Elyr g paper piease CODY. " 2.Zu
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7-SO LOAN!
q. 8. $40 Six Per Cent.
c~oLD-REARINc BONDS.

-Ao-1 DoAAa ANo auEtu , Ealu8Qmep premium alQ
are exempt, a. are all the Government Bonds, from
oOuaty, and Municipal ~azaton. rh;eE adds from one
70 0r's per cent. per anHHm 70 their value, according
to the rate levied upon ether property. III inter
est is payable Semi-annuAlly by Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut OF and sold to any
bank or banker.
The interest nj $50 per CT. to
One Cent per Day ON a 500 Note.
| Two Cents - - 500 8
Ten 4" " 81 $500 .
10 g $1,000 \
81 q" $4,000 g
Notes Of all denominations named will be prompt
Iy furnished upon rec ipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of the Third Series are precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the ~seyen-Thirtiss
already sold, except that the Government deserves
to itself the option o. paying interest in god coin
ST. per cent. instead OFT SIOths in currency. Sub
soribers will deduct the interest In currency ~ 10
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe
The delivery OF the notes of this thlrS series of
the SeVen-thirtiss will commence ON the lat Of
June, and will be made promptly and continuously
Aftsr that date.
The slight chang made in the conditions Of this
- SEXES aheeSs only the matter Of inter-
payments gold, II made, will be eguivA-
IN n "T-s--l-s4-as IF Tho l4ahar rate.
n return to specie payments, in the event Of
which 0O'y viii the option to pay interest in Gold
% aEIiled Of would so reduce and equaIizs prices
EaAt purchases mAds-wiSh si9 pas can't IN cold
three tsnths per cent. in currency. This is
The Only Loan In Market
Now offered BY the Government, and its superior
advantages make it The
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $40, 900. COZ Ofthe Loan authorized b,
tho last Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which 1t is being absorbed,
will all DO subscribed for within sixty days, whom
the notes viii undoubtedly command a premium,
- has uniformly been the oAss on closing the sub
sOrtpttOns 10 other Loans.
In order that citizens Of sVery town and section
ofths country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers thrOuEhoat the country have gem
erAllS agreed to receive subscription at par. Sub
Horibers will select tAStr own agents, in whom they
have confidence. and Vho only are to DO responsib IA
for the delivery Of the notes for which they rec a,v,
orders.
JAY COOKS,
Subscription. Agent,
No. 1lssouth Third street, P nIIadeIpbia.
Nay Is, 1865.
Subscriptions will be reooivsd-by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
NERCHANTB' NATIONAL BANK,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, of Cleveland.
my3G
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The Oopperhesds don't seem to be 81
much in s hurry about Tylerizi-
dent johnson since be
mora acfive ~
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.,nduc. himself now the WAT il

.Jnduct himself, now the WALS
ovar. when patriotism demands his services
or influence. To show to Union men and
C~opperheads how q soldier respects the
former anddespises the latter; how ne con-
damns their traitorous acts, which have
| dis0rsced nv native State for the past four
vesrs. I am here, feeling that l am smong
men who never spoke q word of disloyAlty,
and who never faltered; and to represent
men who have remained Arm during the
| dark hours of the Union, and who bsVe
PRAYED, fought, and blsd for our country
led bv that great and good man, Abraham
Lincoln. Immense and long continued
applause
You have assembled here to-day, my
friends under no ordinary circumstances
and, l trust, with good promise of success
in redeeming the name Of our State. l tell
you, wherever I go-to New York, Phila.
delphia, Washington, while travelling in
the esrs-everywhere I hear language in
reference to New jersey which dis my
whole soul With disgust and hatred to those
who have disgraced my native State; and
how it il possible for any of its citizens to
ioiu hands with traitors is beyond my com.
p~rehension. Fellow citizens, l have de-
Waited from the course Oh military Hlen 10
taking the stand l have, but l have been
more excited since l have been in New
Jersey over what I have heard said than
wa during any Of the scenes through
which ! haYe passed during the war. Do
you know that have heard men here ssy
it would have been better to let the South
go; that they believe in State rights; that
the martyred President was o tyrantl and
that his successor, Andrew johnson, is q
second Neroi There are men in Sussex,
with much zeal but very little brains, who
rejoice that they voted for john o Breck-
inridgs once, and ssy "by thunder they
would do it again if they had an oppoT-
tunity.n Not satisfied with the sacrifices,
expenses, and sl the oalAmities of the war,
they now tel you that johnson il a muir
derer in approving the execution of the
sssaasins of the President. The Copper
hesd editors were equally guilty with
Southern rebels. HE referred especially
to an article in the Newton Herald which
he denounced with peculiar sarcasm, and
thought the whole batch Of such traitors
should be hung on the same tree with JEFF.
Davis.
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AUCTION SALES.

CHEAT SALE OF sERVICEABLE
VI MULES.
QUARTERHAsFER GEFKRAL's OFFIOE, !
WAsHSGTON, D.. O., Jelly Is, 1865.
ONE THOUSAND MULES will be sold at public
auction, uuder the direction Of Captain O. Bay, A.
2. M, to the highest bidder, at
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
commencing TUESDAY, August g, 1885, aud con-
tinuing from day 10 day till al are sold.
Many OF them we're bought 10 the beginning Of
thu war IS young mules, accompanied the armies
IN all their ma chez and camPS, and are thoroughly
broken; hardened By exeTcis'; gentle AID familiar
from being 90 long surrounded by she soldiers.
Though sound and servicesble, they are DO lon
ger required in the army. and can be purchased At
this sale at AR less than thar true value.
Mules sold singly.
Sale to com asncs at 10 A. N. each day.
Terms cash, in United StasFs currency.
JAMES A EKIE,
BreVet Brigadier General In charge
JY2O.E4 First Division O. n. e. q.
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perfectly

~0y OuhnLOn .
...n the administration q
10y it would not be so CREST s n IS
1 the support of the New York World.
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.g Presi-
nung four of the
.mhars of their party.
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GUT SLAVES AND HEADING.
~ The undersigned keeps constantly on hand a
large aud y ell made stocE OfseasOned cut Slaves and
Heading, ct the lowest market prices. Factory
near Cleveland a Toledo ReilrOad depot.
All orders promptly flied and satisfaction war
ranted. JUNE & EDGART0N.
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DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
TLEMEH.-Ssmple with catalogues sent for Is
cents. InclOse an envelope with your own name,
City. Jel2.2A
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INOR SALE CHEAH-HOuee, Lot and
IL Earn, No. 1856 81. Clair street, corner Of Law
renee sc. A good place for business; . short dis
tAncs from Pittsburgh Railroad shops and Boiling
Mill. Enquire en- the PremiseB. ly9G2S0
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EOR SALE-A House and 81 acres OF
Land ia East Cleveland, near the Brewery. There
lisa good well, cal4r and harm 49, she premises. Tbs
land Is In g good state Of cultivation, and one acre Of
jfis in grapes. The assortment of fruit trees Is good.
Apply 10 JAOOB GBAMmLECH, corner Ohio and
Canal ats, StRpeIs Brewery. Je90.23O
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN
" BEREA.-Wm be sold cheap. This Is A rare
opportunity fer Germans or otheTs deairous Of edu-
eating their children at the schools Of berea, and 70
obtain q hOms at small figures. Address p. o. Box
l3l Berss, or "B" LEADER Office, Cleveland, Ohio.
JvIg-g32
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UNITED STATES
80 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES,
$2~SO,OOO,OOO.

By authority OF the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undsrsiRned, thos raj S Subscription AgOntf for
the sale Of United States Securities, offers to the
public The third Sariss Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and throe-sOnths per cent. interest per annum
known as the
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lost OR STOLEN-Large bay horse,
II hipped on left side, one white loot. Taken up in
sOuthilgsOn, Trumbuh Co., o., by IsAAJ .FORCE.
jy25 go
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MRS. CASHBERG pays the highest
II c8sh price for ladies' cast Of wearing apparel.
Please trg, by calling, or sending q note by post, to
will be puuctuallV attended 10. Jyl9 232
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EoR sALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
4 Home, IS and IS Prospect street, suitable for 3
boarding. be lse. Terms easy. Enquire ofOOGWAY
W. MOLLY. at the once OF Rackua 4 Nohle. ELL
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c1OR A MONTHl-AGENTs WANTED
QlRO everywhere to intrO1uce the improved
SHAW and CLARK go FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the
ONLY low price Machine in the country which Is L.
oESsED By Grover and Baker, Wheeler and Wilson,
Howe, Singer and Co., and Batchelder. AL other
mRchiues now sold for less than forty dOllArs are IN.
FRIsGEzEETs, and the seller and user liable to hhe
and Imprisonment. Salary and expenses, or large
commission, allowed illustrated circulars sent frJ e.
Address SHAW a CLARK, Biddef0rd- Maine mll-25
ESTABLISHED IN I847.-Paper 81
IL less Than Manufacturers prices. No connection
with he combine M3nOpOly for gh Prices. Of
III the largest and best assrtsd stock OF PAPER Of
every des sIiptiOn to be found in tins country. BOak-
sellers, StatiOners, Printers and Binders win save
money BY first examining my stock. Orders By mail
promptly filled. A. P HARD, Whole ale Paper
DCaler, No. Al Beckman st., n. Y. (The Old Strnd)
gl3
IN A MONTHi-I WANT AGENTS
AZ everywhere. at go q Month, expenses paid, 10
sell Fifteen Articles, the best selling ever offered.
Eull particulars free. Address OTIS 7. CAREY,
BiddeiOrd, Maine. myIl:235
eS0 nm MONEY ADVANCED
OOU.UUO in sums to suit-at the Old stand and
rtea ofevery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, PistolE'
Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and all per-
Bonal property and articles Of value, on the most sat
HfactOry terms. business strictly private. Estab-
hshod 1851. MA variety Of unredeemed Watch
q, yewelry, Guns, ETC., Tor sale ct ~bargainl.
~Ofice-coraer of Water and Superior st-setH, over
Davis 4 PeixOtto's Clothing Store.
oot22 j. q. : W. WAGNER.
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LOB SALE-HOUSE AND LOT I45.
Il Lakes st. Houssia tip-top condition. Enquire
on the premises. fVF5.alO
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Dublin SALE UF o. 5. FhOFERIY,
ASSISTANT QUABrIRHAsFBRs OFFICE
OLEVEEAnD, ONO, July Is, 1865.
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance ofIn-
structions from the inspector Generals Office, Had
Quarters Department OF Ohio, 1 will sell st PubIo
Auction, on Tuesday, August1st, a. CAMP OLEVE-
Ian ., the ElloSfng property:
All shelter Tents, 1888 KnapEackI,
449 HRversaeks, Ss5 OAntsens.
80 Camp Kettles, al Mess Pans,
6Axes 4 Handles, 2Haichsis and handles
9 Riding Brides, 120 Shset iron Stoves,
4Ooal Stoves, S67sH Pas Stove Pine,
Horses.
The property to be removed from the premises
within twenty-four hours from date OF sale. Terms
GEO. B. CADwALLADER,
Jy2O=9S2 Captain and A. O. NJ.
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GTRAYED-From the subscriber on the
~ sih isst, a large bay mare, dark none and tail,
lOor II years old. in good order. The mare rscks on
descending ground, Othergise tr0ts. Any one giving
Information which will lead to heI recovery will be
LITERALLY rcwarded. A. s. NELSON & 90.
Twin iburgh, July a, 1865. JyE.g0
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NV ApYERTIsEMENTs

RB"Io Lss" F sale," "LoE," "WsHs,"
"EsuHd.' "Boardiag, = &c, not sTeeeding FoUR
LINES each. ,OiH Be inserted IN ah eOlHmH ones for
70 Cents; not exceeding EIGHT LINES, 80
Tents
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A GENTS WANTED-$6 to $12 s day
n pad 90 good 4 gents, male OF female, TO ell ths
Wilson Sewing Mschins. 1t will stitch, hem, FILL,
tuck, cord, tind, quilt and embIoider beautifully.
IL has been decided il the o. .. Court. that the
Wilson Sewing Machine is no infring ment. For
terms and particulars, address S. n. HENDERSON,
Cleveland, u. Jy2: 236
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WANTED-Tw1 men to work in the
w hsrvest-feld. Enquire Of U. REEVES, 29s
pfftahuruh aErg1E Ivgb-ga1
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.OSE-On Monday morning, Path inst,
II from 27 st. Clair st., 8 black and tan slut, q
SIN II white SPOT on bre fst. Had q red collar with
brass back on her neck. Wheeler y i'll rsturn her 10
the above residence will receive q reward ofSl0.
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WANTED-Returned Officers ard
W soIfiers and 81 others Who are seeking bust
mes, to call and examine our new Patent y our
Sive. Fatented July 18th, 1865. Since that time there
has been IS counties sold. Don't TAIL 10 secure a
OOunsy or State, Il you wish to make money. The
Agent is stopping at W. L. MsrVin's store, Nc. 80
south side Public SIusre. Jy25.2 $50
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Vacant Lots.

A splendid Vacsnt lot on Spruce street, very near
Church aijoining ne beautiful residence Of Judge
Foster On be sonth frouts6o feet on Spruce. sDd
runs back re g McLeEooIs street ], Is very con
venient TO the n. sc. r. r. Depot Terms easy.
Also, Lot loo feet frunf On James street. BY 200
feet deep; beautiful building site; adioins the
property known e. e EsEihone,p owned by Eu-
gene Underwood. PTios. q per foot, cash.
Also, beautiful lot Of ground running through
from College . Market street. South Nashville.
very near the hne Of the Street r. R. frozss 2oe1f
Also, Sehoioe lot on COllage street, opposite In.
gre Holse No 3; vegy valuable
Also, % feet Of ground on Woodland street, EdRe-
6eld near where Dr. sheibys houss formerly
Also = large nuu,bsr o. osher lots and houses IN
the beat paris Of the town also. q Rood many lot
YET unsold N kamsay's addition. Those lots Ar
bsang rspidly improved
We have lErge number Of elegant Lots suitable
or building business houses and dEelings on. II
various parts q the city.
male Acsdemy." near the Nashville End Chsfts
! ucoza Railroad, for sale.
A chose Lot fronting 100 feet On Russell street
| nsar TuliE street church.
Two Los. esch 30 feet froni On Russell stFeet B,
| lTo dsen. NerY convenient % the Wire Bridge.
Lot fronnng 80 ieef on Fkfherisnd street, b
10 deep NeIy near The Wire Bridge
| Two Lots between Russell and Fatheriand street.
| troutiag 90 feet each on OAR, uy lee deep
| A chose Lof, nonting &c fee1 on Fsfheriand ans
| running back 10 in god neighborhood
Two Los On FAtheriAna, s@ch fronting 50 feet b,
/ no ioinlng Oscar Bob mes property.
| Two Lots on Fafhsrisnd opposite Oscar Rohrnas
property, sach 80 By I70 feet
/ A chose LoL frondng 50 fasi On Russell sfr.-:
b. 10 deep sdloini8E A ~. Dli.in and vs-F conVs
Il rent % ne Wire RE3ea.
/ Lot "a Russell street., sdjon,nF r Czuni-r
/ ha.n fronta s. b. iEo feet
Elsht Acres q ne very hest gar5sa lNad, froui
lnE SO ynrds on 6silar1 piEa, 81 soe yards on ~
L oourfg road.
| EigAs o. taH Lea lyizg soufh a shaIhy Assuus.
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For Sale the following Farms
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

farm OFFS acres Of good land, miles from tn
city, near the Stewards Ferry Pike, we'll fenced Ans
| IN cultivation.
Alec, asplendid farm Of s. acres, MAS iron
Nashville near Stones riTer P Ike; 40 acres cleared
balance heavily timbered. Land very rich.
Also, q farm 1850 acrss Of hne land miles from
/ Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Has goOC
country Improvements on it; 50 acres heavily
| hmbered Price, $50 par acre.
Also, farm Of ls4 scres, 50 miles frmo the ctr
on the Buena Vista Pike; IS scres cleared, hslSucs
heavily hmbered; splendldly Wstsred sol vsFJ
rich, vii Be sold in body or divided 70 suit pur.
Also. = farm Ofs2 acres. 2 miles hOm the city and
! u mile irom MuFfreesborO Pike Splendid land and
has some good timber on it, III
Farm Of sixty acres good land-1O acres in
umbeT-thTee miles nom the city, on the County
road, between tue GAINESVILLE and Brick Church
flke. Frlce $500.
a Fssm o. 1s71z Acres. miles nom the City,
On the "Neey's Bend PIKE One-half ofthe tract
II cleared, balance vel timbered. Has on II two.
story brick residence with six good rooms, good
kitepeni stable, and her OuthOuaes. The farm is
fence.
miles from the city, on Mil creek-Opposits Smiths
Mill About two thirds Of il Is nch bottom land
and wen WAtered. -
A Nice Lttie Farm of le1< Acres, four and q
half miles rom the city, on the Whites creek pike:
our scres in timber. Place well Eatered.
sPlsHdid Farm containing 400 Acres, ave
miles from Nashville. on the Nashville and Chatta.
MORA railroad, at Glen Clhe Depot, and on Mil
creek The land is very rich, splendidly Watered
and beautifully located. This is one Of tbs best
GRASS FARMS In Davidson county, and is peeu-
iiar adapted 10 raising Stock. On the place il a
fslllpad switch" and near By is Fery large sand
bank, being splendid place for an extensive Brick
yard. There Is 9 two story brick residsnce with
framed addition, containing rooms; also kitchen
and out houses, good barns, stables, dc, anu an
Orchard OF 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Little Farm of II Acres. four and g
bali miles from the city, on the Diekerson Pike.
Has framed house with four rooms, oUt-housee and
Stable. Land very riehi excellent water. Price
s. 500 cash.
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