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THE TUNIslANs.


Their Movements Yesterday.
VISIT TO THE CITY HALL--rNTEREsTISG INCIDENT.
General Hashem and snite visited the City Hall al ten
O'Clock yesterday morning, by invitation Of Mayor
Gunthcr and received by him in his private room
While the usual courtesies being exchanged the
messenger announced that couple in waiting who
desired 10 be united In marriage. The embassy were
delighted the prospect Of witnessing the ceremony AZ
performed here and begged the Mayor 10 proceed with
at The happy couple were then introduced, and
proved to be Mr. August wilmer, Of the Union army,
and Miss Augusta Hinninger OF this city. The Tunsan
General gave the bride away and placed his autograph
upon the certificate OF marriage The reporter Of the
HERALD then called upon 10 afx his signature TO
same document. The General made congratulatory
pre,ed as meaning ali sorts Of good things and they
departed feeling highly honored by the attention shown
them At the conclusion Of the ceremony the General
and suite shown through the Governors Room thc
Common Council and court chambers and other parts OF
the building They were highly gratlned At me assen
ton shown them by his Honor and 30 expressed them-
selves through the Interpreter IN their speech 70 the
Mayor.
VISIT TO THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
After leaving the City Hall the party drove 70 the
Brooklyn Navy Yard whore they arrived ut o'clock,
aud we're received by detachment OF marines who pre-
scented arms In Difference 70 the Generals rank AZ the
Lyceum they were received by Captain A. N Pennock
and Commander s. ID. Trencksrd and conducted " Ad
miral Bells headquarters while in the Lyceum the
band Of the United States steamer Vermont, under the
direction OF Mr. Sam Curry played number Of national
airs In connection with this band i may be mentioned
that az the battle OF Gettysburg was attached 70
regiment During that fearful engagement The regiment
was Tagging under q heavy Are from the enemy.
The hand Immediately moved 20 the mont and
played Hail Colsmbia Yankee Doodle. &C., put
ting spirit Into the men, Who returned
10 the charge From the Lyocum they were condscscd
70 the machine shop, and thence TO Che dry dosk,
where the new sIoop wampanoae three thousand
tons burden, In being built They seemed much IN
terested in the explanations given them by the Admin
aud - the entire party, with the exception OF we
General spoke French, everything connected yah the
dock was explained 10 them without difficulty. From
the dry dock they passed along the bukhead and en-
amined the large vessels Monongahela and
evinoing much interest They then went 70 Captain
Pennock's residence, on Flushing avenue, where they
time examined tho trophies In the yard, after
which they were entertained by Admiral Bell Tho
General and suite returned about hvo T. n, having
enjoyed the day very much.
To day they the charitable institutions throughout
the
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News from she oar Regions.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIRE.
PlrBoLg CRY, Oct. Q, 1895.
Highway robberics in this section becoming Of
almost daily The scenes oi operation are on
the roads leading itusvle shaicr and the parties
arc 20 numerous and bold that II Is safe 90 travel thu
roads alono ... ..... ....
Yesterday Mr. Rockford, Of jamestown, New York,
while on his way ShaIcr was lud and robbed Of
necn hundred dollars and gold watch, and len for
dead He IL alive, and hopes entertained tbal ha
may recover
Garrotting IL OF almost nightly occurrence here,
making i unsafe TO be out after dark.
Those doing business here are now organizing them
selves into a vigilance committee for their pro,ec
ton ana n amy Of the parties are caught Lynch law will
take iis course, and no mercy shown
The most destructive conaaeration that ,ook place
In tho oil regions occurred here about one O'Clock ths
morning which fortunately terminated without loss ~
life The tanks Of the largest flowing well ptholc
known a. Grant containing four thousand barrels 81
oil caught FIRE, spreading destruction in all directions
Thirteen derricks and engine tho foIowisg
leases dcstroycd:--Nos 10, IT, IA, 10, 20, u,
and o. tho Hocmder farm, and Nos. and on the
Morey farm, covering a surface Of Ave
The Gre was extinguiehed about noon. Tho well was
not injured. The lose will not exceed 100000
All OF the oil belonged 10 the owners OF the land In
,ercst and tho United states Petroleum Company OF
New York.
The tanks building and property belonged 70 the own
era Of the working interest the we'll and wac insured
for $4,000 In she Associated Company. Of New Work.
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The Presbyterian Synod OF Virginia, IN session al
Iynchburg, Va on Saturday last mousiy adopted
resolutions in favor OF maintaining separate church
ganization In Virginia
Judson Crane has withdrawn from the Congressional
canvass In card no says:-As voted 10 ratify the
generally with her. could not and upon
constitutional grounds also take the prescribed oath
General Joseph Johnston arrived In Richmond on Sun.
dav niGnt
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HArRAx, Oct. O. 1895
The bark Edwin and Lizzie arrived Saturday. and re-
ports that the 10Th Of September latitude hy
degrees longitude thirty four degrees forty egnt minutes
red buoy marked Telegraph 81 Tor 81, red flag on
mast nearly gone ball all right thinks IL was detached
Crom he cable
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sACAbNSi mtcSs, W. ", scoo
The majority for General Humphreys for Governor Of
this state over Judge Fisher will probably b thou
sand.
The majority OF a. l. Potter, The anti negro testimony
candidate for the Court OF Appeals In the jackson
district il three thousand.
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the cotton trade or liverpool and Manche er II says
thai the public must prepare for some sh financial dis
aster unless some repression takes pAco.
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The Rebel Benz n6idcrs Die Hard.
1t slated that effort about to be made by
the Of the Confederate bondhoders induce
the Stock Exchange Committee 10 admit them TO the
privilege Of quotation.
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The Memphis cotton market is excited and prices have
advanced over two cents pound
Seven hundred BALES Of cotton passed here Yesterday
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sinking OF the steamer Freestone.
CAIRO, Oct 9, 1885
21u ut The freight was saved'in DAMAGED condition.
No lives were lost
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PRESBYTERIAN sySoD--wIrHDRAwAL on ANOTHER
CONGRESSIONAL CASDIDArE--GgNERAL JOHNSTON
IN RIcUNONp.
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The steamship China, from Liverpool September &c.
VIA Queenstown the LIST inst, arrived at Halifax IN 81
yesterday.
The dates by the China one week later.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool the
2sh, via Londonderry the 10th Of September arrived
on Father Point yesterday morning. route to Quebec
Her is anticipated by the arrival of the China at
halifax
The North American repors:-Passed the steamship
Noravian at ten o'clock the morning Of the 9Th inst
hundred and forty miles east Of Father Point
The steamship Bremen, Captain Meyer, from Bremen
the 2Sd and Southampton the 27th ved this
port last night
Rev W. H. Claiming had been lecturng In Liverpool
1.-THE Freedmen Of America whose future, he con-
tended promised most encouraging results.
The weather continued intensely hot Cor the In
tho North American sailed.
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EU r Q p E..

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Arrival Of the China at Halifax, the
North American on Father Point
and the Bremen at This Port.
ONE WEEKS LATER NEWS
THE FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
Prisoners Arraigned Before the
Magistrates at Dublin.
Correspondence and Drafts from
America Intercepted.
Tne correspondence Reported to be
Of a Most Sanguinary Character.
Pixies, Revolvers and Wholesale
aN Assassination.
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Three Hundred Thousand Fenians
Reported in America.
Impending Difficulties in the Danubian
PrincipalftieS.
BATTLE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
Crushing Defeat Of the Pa
raguayans.
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Great Rise in American Securities and
American Cotton.
&c. SC. &c.
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Australia.

MELBOURNE, August q, 1855.
The shipments Of gold since the last mail have been
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President Johnson's Reconstructfon r

The Philadelphia correspondent OF the London Times
points out that President johnson has taken decided
conservative stand and has thrown his protection over
the conquered Confederate States.
The nDses has editorial this test and expresses
the belief that the lenient and generous policy the
President will, within the next few months enable the
Southern states again 10 send representatives 10 Con-
Rresa
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BOMBAY, Sept 22-Imports Arm. Cotton very firm.
Exports Of the week IL 600 bales Exchange D. I'D
CALCUTTA, Sept n.-Cotton goods steady. Exchange
D. "a.
CALCUTTA, Sept 22-There 10 an active demand for
goods at improving prices
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AT recent consistory the Pope in his alocu'on is
ported TO have spoken against sects general and free
masonry particular to have censured the sovereign
who protected them In connection with this subject he
advered the obscquies Of Marshal Mangan at Paris
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Austria.
It stated that the Austrian Minister has addressed
despatch most OF the European governments, in
which is declared in emphatic language that the late
imperial manifesto or rcscrpt must be taken to imply
that the Austrian government is sincerely bent on
governing with constitutional and representative forms
The resignation Of Baron Bach, the Austrian Ambassa-
dor at the'Papal Court is confirmed.
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- York pn Good. Markst.

Nrw NpEE, New. I.
The following dispatches ana quotations
have bcen bullstined 10 tie Dry Goods kN-
chnnce to-day Brown tions, standards,
ssc; NeWmarkei, gsci Lsclnia. Sc; Pepper
ell A. 81 -; Boot n, 81 80; Atlantic /. s5c.
bleachcd cotions, Nasonville, a. NC. Lang
don. - TO IS, tSasec; Red rama a to : s,
Sc 1Eag8itc; Cauoe, 2tiEc; Priris-Pacife,
2ac: AmosksaE. Csc; kichmond, 2s1Ec; Aer-
rinack. ", a2e; Cocbcco, sec; Hamilton "a;
ckugs-Amoskcsg, u, ace; Pcmberiob, r.
sT1sc, stripes, Ucasvilie, Ssc; Horks, 40.
ALBANY. Sc; nenims. Hofaos, sic; Boston
Manufacturing Co., 37'sc; Corset Jeans
Nevnarkct. ~ lfc; Wsmsutia, size; brown
Drills-Standtrd. SIC; STARK, Il. soc; Globe,
Sic; Canton Flaunels-Naumkeag, r. A. -;
Cochcco, s7iE; kentarky Jeans-kodman' :,
o. 5fci Cumhric-M ashmgioas &c; Cassi-
mercs-lvans SIX naked, - 50; Middle
sex, - so Dclaines-Pncific and Hsmilton,
35ci spool C0tton-Costs 5, 81 %; Hadley
ComPany, Pee; Hoop Skirts-Dupiex ElhP-
nc, 2e, -, 81, IS, "a, IS. 30, per doz. hope,
81 %; J. p. p. Meyer, /. X. l., 6tspes
IA inch so 70 SO spriDgs, soc per doz I;
Meye.'s domestic corsets cane. SIC 50
Whalebone Slt 60 S21per doz.
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Vacant Lots.

spleuild vacsui lot on spruce street. very nssi
Church "A ioiring TIE hesuuful tesidence Of Judge
Foster on RE eoh u froDts 90 ieei en- spruce and
runs back 155to Hclenlore street. l. very cUn-
Vesienf a. the n 4 c. r. R. Depot Terms easy.
Also, iut 100 feet front on James street, ~ ~
feet deep; q beautiful building site; ado ns tbs
properly snoWn A. " HsHihome.P owned ~ Eu-
gene Underwood. PRICE, 81 per toi, cash
Also. a beautiful lot o. grouad running through
from Col eee q Market street. south nashville
very near the lire Of the Street X X fronts ~
feeT on both streets
Also, ach-ice lot on Colleee street. opposite IN
gine HouIe No =; very vslustae.
Also rs feet Of ground on Woodland street. Edge-
field near where D.. She'hys hsuse formerly
sico1.
Az iarce nu7Yber al ofher lots and hoasss in
the best parts Of the town also. g2od msny lots
yet unsold in Rstnssy's addition Those iots ARE
tong apidly improved
We have = lsrEc number Of elegant Lots, suitable
or building b1siness houses sna dwellings On N
VARIOUS parts 81 the citg
1875 Fset oil vacant ground opposite the ''Fe-
msle Academy" near the Nashville md Chaiia-
% ora aailrosd, for fRle.
A choice Lot fronbng loo feet on hlsseA sEfeil
near Tulip street church
Two Los each 50 feet 'front.' On Russell street, BY
10 teen Very eonvgnisutto tie hife hflaEe-
A lot fronting 50 FEE. on Fstheriand street. ~
10 deep Veg EeaT The Wire Bridge
Two Lots heteean Russ and FatheTlAad streets
fronting 20 feet each on Oar, ~ leo deep
eh0oe Lot, fronting &c feei on Esiheriand and
5 -. =. F.iI.ss 80 ~ teniins g fee, by
10. Joining Oscar Boh mes property.
Two Lots on Fatherland opposite oscar bohue's
property, Zach 81 BY l7uf feet.
choice Los, ffoning 50 feet on Russell street.
hy no deep. sdioiniaE A. NJ Dillin and very oonFe-
aient 70 the Wire Brdge.
A Loi On R1sseil street, adiosnIng GINNING
ban, trouis 50 ~ 10 feet
Eight Acres d The rery best gErden lad fruut-
irE so yards GsllAun pike, BY 40 yards on ne
County ioad.
Eehs OF tsa Lots iyinR soath Of shsity Aseu1s.
A large nrmbsf Of Lcts In RAmsgy'a Addiuoa,
sd E,sss oahsra, hssuauily loostsd Hnd Vsllnhies
snE1ta
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farm Of l2s acres in sumner county, 3 miles
from Gallatin 20 nc cleared, halance heayuy
umhered aud vel wGtereoi land Of frst rae quality
has good country house with rooms and other
Improvements Price, 81, 500 for the tract.
Also, 81, 600 scres Mineral and Goa! Lands on
Cumb srland Mountains; has any amount Of the
very best timber on il.
Al o, q nee tile farm of s acres. well wstered
and well improved, az dendersonylle, 10 miles rom
Nashville on the 4. & n. K r. has on it spen-
did spring snd well the plsce we'll incosed Pri e
$50 cash.
Also, farm Of 500 acres Of very rich land lying
on Spr ng Creek, Madison county, West Tennessee,
Is miles from Jackson, at the IN erection OF two
good lies. Improvements fret rate. VIII be sold
ma body Or in tracts TO suit purchasers. Price so
per acre.
Also, one Of the best and most highly improved
fsrms IN the State beautifully located on this side
Harpeth river. opposite Franklin, Tenn, IS miles
from Nashville, contains 81 acres; Improvements
Of the frst oder. Can be bad at a bargain II sold
mined ately.
A yarn o. 100 Acres in Wilson county. twenty
one miles rom Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; coil rch, well enclosed with gnrd
cedar ienee ;spendidiy watered; four hundred
a-res c'eared balance vel tmbered with cedar and
ether < owth; two residenf e on the pisce-one
with rooms, the other yith rOOms-both with
good OutlOuses, &C.
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Edgeffeld PropertY.

A Brick Cottage With3 rooms, on Russell street,
very near he WIRE Bridge, and m an excellent
neighborhood. Price, $500 cash.
Alec, another nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street still more convenient to the Wire Bridge,
sud very valuable; has rooms store room ana
porch good eisiern, etc Prloe, $3.50 essh-
Also, a h-use and lot on Woodland street house
contains { rooms; Lot irogis 100 ,eet b 10 re.
deep good shsde, etc. Price, s5oO0i one-thrd
cash, balance in sud years.
A House on BEN Street, with rooms. Lotfrcnts
50 feet by 2o0 deep, good eistern Proc sza'o
A neat fanasd Cottage. with 7 rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good sisa good eisterai porch z 1nt and
rosr. Lot fronts GO feet By 40 deep situated near
shelby PARK, snd very convenient TO the WIRE
Bridge Price $500.
framed House with rooms and hall, por'h N
iront, well shaded and well enclosed Lot fronts p
ieet on Woodland l7ufset deep JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. Dury. trce $500.
A brick House with S rooms, en- Herman street
LOT 50 feet By l70. Good cstern sud gardea all eh
enclosed, Price $500.
A House on Shelby street, with good rooms, q
kitehen cellar, aud god clslern. Lot rs feet BY
l76 Psce e6OOe cash
Fame House on Galisfin plse Nth az rooms,
kitchen ouihoases. and an excellent cistern well
enclosed. Lot 10 feet by no. Price Ss5oo.
A frsned House on 6allatin Pike, with rooms,
outbouses lumber shed, and su excellent clstern.
lot 700 feet by 10. Terms $500
A LARGE tuostory Brick resideuce, with eight
rooms. on Russo st, near Tulip street church p"
ot fronts 100 feet by no feet deep. Good Kitchen,
al. tarn. etc and we'll enclosed. Improvements IN
excellent condition, and one Of the b 81 iocsuons IN
Edgeheld.
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The 81. Paul News, Of the selh Of Octo-
Der, notices the return of the Messrs. Fsmes
from Nermilion Lake, where they have been
making gold discoveries. The New -.
"Ihey report the mines, from surfsca MAJ
cations, - rich IS those III Calif,rpis. 80
from he complete analogy 81 Tie reei -
associations, they infer That Die Sori -.
formation extends through This whole vel..e.
nic uplift, which they regard as aspur of a..
Rocky Mountain Rage. AT. Rich Rsrae.
informs Is thattheg followed ono gold-bear-
ing quarts vein for seven miles, but the
country, which = covered with pine woods
and Interpreted with frequent swamps, is
- intricate that the work Of exploration i
nceess sriiy SLOW; and the setting in o. Geld
weathsr, and the formation Of ice in the
streams, warned them Of the necessity of
absnaoning the survey for the present.
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Boston Dry Goods Market for the
Week Ending oct. ~.

Cotton goods nmain without material
change. The market Is qaite inactive. the
lobbel- purchasing only from hand 10
mouth, and The demand Cor tine cottons the
past week has beet dull compared with pre-
Nlous weeks. Stll All iavorite makes con
tiuue io DO taken, and az che same prices.
The rcccut advance n cotton in England,
Hud the spoading advance here. will
prevent goods banc cheaper, while the
comparatively small production will pre-
vcut amy uccumuiatioa. Heavy standard
ahceuugs have been taken al about SOC,
which Dr. Zoo low with cotton az present
price,. STANDARD brown drills are sdn
wanted 90 21u37 t., and are scarce. Cot
tousdrs continue - Dc taken Is wanted by
thc trade. As the production OF these goods
istnlall, they must be scarce. Cotton hauneis
uud Ieans ere IN far demand ID full prices.
and stripes, ticks and dcnims are IN mode
rate request at lrices indicating no material
change. Ia prints there is no change IN
prices; the p oduction is light bat the de-
Ilaud ii limited. The Lancaster ginchnms
are sold close up q sac. In dclaiues there
it no change. There is less sctiyity 20 no
tice ia Wooleus, but choice and sessonabls
goods are scarce, and full prices are s0s.
fainei. Fancy cnssimeres are still in nctiyt
demand, and choice styles are scarce. car
lietinCs continue ia active demand 81 previ
Gus trices. aud flanneis and other deslrHhl'
Eoods have been in very iair eemsnd.
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nFrspecisl at;enton gwen TO the Purchase and
- - COTp ION and ali kinds OF Produce.
~ Goods forwarded with despatch.
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Tvs ocroHrs SNOW IS Nav FNcLANpy-
The Boston Transcript Of Saiurdas s.ss.
~ snow storm in October h 49,, t.ss,ir
renee IN Centr1 New Enrlsud, bat il
showed hard within ten miles of Boston.
se.terisF eiietnoon, and lans Were sao,s-
halling each other In the border towns rrar
the New Hampshire lines. In the Capital ID
The Granite STATE there vas sufficient snow
&c tempt sbroa q few sleighs, The merry
music Of tue bells was heard 10 he streets
In TIE Eurthern part Of NeW Hanpshire.
most Of the hills we're white at sunset al
night foot Of Snow fell IN Mortified.
Vermont, on Friday. The Boston Traveller
q Saturday ssys In Lswnsnce. Mass,
about four inches fell yesterday. A great
snow storm Is prevailing in Northern Nes
Hampshire, Vermont Maine. and in the
PROVINCES, having alresdy attained a depih
q several inches. There is first rate sleigh
ing IN some parts u Name"
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some Of The Eastern States paid very
heavy bouuues 20 volunteers during The
late war. New Hampshire Furnishes un-
der tWo calls IN ls5s aud four calls in 1854.
Il, 2s2 men. To them were PAID in the az
gregate, exclusive Of Government bounty.
the fum Of ss,6S6, Sl2-an average Of S557 81
% each man.
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Archbishop Connolly, Of Nova Scotia,
while IN Montreal, recently, visited the
convent Of tbe Sacred Heart, a. sault Re
collet, and took particular notice Of Miss
Maggie Davis, daughter Of jefferson Davis,
and sens her, beiore leaving, very valua-
bic present he made similar p-esenta-
ten 70 the aauehter Of General Carroll. a
pupil in the same establishment
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For Sale the following Farms :
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm of2s acres O. good land, s miles from the
eitv. near the Stewards Ferry Pike well fenced and
in cultivation.
Nashville near stones river ke 40 acres cleared,
balsnce heavily hm5ered. Land very rich.
Also. a farm fl6O acres Of hne land. miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Ha' good
couutry improvements on mi % acres heavily
tmbered Pnee, $50 per acre.
Also a farm Of l9s scres, 81 miles frmo the city
or the Buena Vista Pile IS acres cleared, balance
rich, will be sold IN body or divided 10 suit pur-
aIso. farm ofs2 sores, miles from the city and
4 mile from MuffreeshOro Pike. Splendid land ana
has some good timber on H.
a Farm Of sixty acres good land-lO acres 10
tmber-three miles nom the city, on the COun y
roa between the Cisrksyille and Brick Church
Pike. Price $500.
A Farm Of 1917 Acres, miles from the City,
on the Nicely Bend" Pile Onehalf Of the tract
Ne cleared balance vel timbered. Has on it q two
story brick residence with six coed rooms, good
kitchen stable, and o her outhouaes. The farm Il
finely vetered. and Is enclosed with q good cedar
fence.
A Yarn Of 81 acres, o. Stones River Pike, 8
miles from the city, on Nell ereek-opposite Saith s
Mil. About Two thirds Of ISIS ncn bottom land
and well wAtered.
A Nice Little Farm Of l61z Acres, four and s
haf miles from the city. the Whites creek pike
our sores in timber. Place well Esiered.
A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, i've
miles from Nashville, on the Nashville snd Chatta-
nooPa railnoad ~ Glen Clltfe Depot, aud on MN
creek. The land j. very uch, splencidiy wstered
and beautifully located. This is one Of the best
GRASS FARMS N Davidson county, and Is peel-
lar sdspted 70 raieing Stock. On the place is &
rfliroad SWITCH sod near BY is tery large and
bsnk, b'ing splendid place Tor an extensive brek
fsrd. There Is : two story brick residence. with
framed addition, Containing J rooms; also kitchen
and out houses, good harms, stables, &o, ana an
Orchard Of 1000 cnoice Fruit Trees.
4 Nice Little Farm OF II Acres. four and 6
half miles from the city, on the Dekerson Pike
has fran, house with four rooms, clubhouse and
stable. Land very Hchi excellent water. Prizes
2,5OJ cash.
CctI5 Il