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Cu:e for Cancers.

correspondent IN Indiana recently
wrote to US to inquire respecting the cure
Of cancer by a Mr.. Mason, which was
published some years since in some of the
city papers. The Springfield Republican
has heeo furnished by n subscriber with
the following extract from the Milwaukee
Free Democrat, which, We presume. will
furnish the desired information
Our attention has been recently called
to cure for cancers, which 10 Of 40 much
importance that We wish to make it
known rs widely as possible. Snme eight
months ago, Mr. T. B Mason who keeps
q music store on Wisconsin street, and is
a brother OF the well known L,well Ma
son-ascertaine1 that he had q cancer on
hi. face the size Of pea. Il WAS cut ou,
hv Dr ""lco't, and the wound partially
hea'ed. Subsequently it grew again. and
while he WAS in Cincinnati on business il
attained the sizs Of hickory nut. He
has remained there since Christmas under
treatment, sn.l has come hack perfectly
cured The process. is this:
A piece Of s'icking plaster was put
over the cancer. with a circular piece out
Of tho centre little larger than The can
Ger, and a small circular rim Of healthy
skin next to it was exposed. Then a
NJ Ia n H. Il
ro"t and wheat fnur vs." spread on a
piece of muslin Of the size of this circu
lar opening and applied to he cancer for
t~entvfour hours. On removing il the
cancer will be found to he burnt into, and
old shoe sole. and the circular rim outside
"f 1t will appear white aud parboilsd, a.
if scslhed nv hot steam. The woupd. i.
nov dressed. and the ou,.ids rim soon al
rsrate. aud The cTncer comes ou, hard
lnmp, and the place heals up.
The plaster kills tho cancer. 80 that it
sloughs out like dead hash. and never
grows sgain. Thi. remedy w.s discover
cd bv DR.. Fell. Of London. and has been
used nv him for six or sight wears. With
unfsiling success, and not a case has been
known e the rsappearsnce Of the cancer
~her" This remedy has been applied. +,
has The sanction Of the most .minen,
phvsiciaus and surgeons OF Londor, but
has not till recently heen used in tLi.
country, and manv Of the faculty.. with
Their prov.rhial opposition to Innovations.
look upon il With distrust. We saw Mr..
M,son at church Yesterday. and have
since conv.r.ed With him and took par.
tcular notice OF the cicatrized wound,
and can only sav, that il tho cure is per
mansnt-aud. from tho evidence Of six
or eight vesrs experience in other cases,
we have no doubt il is-,he remedy ou eht
t" he universally known. We have 70
fered TO this :ass because NJ. Mason ia
well known here and at the East. The
expeTimen, excited much interest in Gin,
cinnati. and We call the attention Of the
faculty in 'his State to tho remedy. II i,
ia what a clSimed for it, thi. terrible dis'
ease will lie shorn Of most Of i,s terrors
The application is painful. but the pain IL
Of comparatively brief duration, which
any one so afflicted would cheerfully en-,
dure.
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Ny Labor-Saving Husband.

Snm. husbands are more p.syne thar
profit, and make vastly moro work than
they do; but mine is one 10 brag about
When | WAS ma rried, TO nv shame be il
spoken. | had never made y loaf of bread
or pie had no idea Of saving time or
saving work, but had husband who had
love enough FOR me to bear with INV sim.
plic',v. aud not scoId when The bread WAS
burned and the pies not 6t TO eat
Gong into the kitchen one morning, he
sa~ ME baking buckwheat cakes. and
greasing the yrnhdre with piece Of pork
on the end of fork. He said nothing.
but went into the ~ond house, and soon
returned with sin"olhy whitrIed stick,
about ak inches long, through the .pli;
end of WHICH he passed \ foldeh STRIP ~
w'i,e Goth, a d then wound il around
the end and tied i, with y hit nf string
So | had n c"nirivsnce which could be
dipped i" me't.j grease, aud put il
sm"nthly over ih. yrlddls.
One dav he saw me acquiring knives
with piece OF cloth. "Dear msw said
he, "v"u will surely cut your finrers."-
s" he c"n,riv.d mach,hs, hy mailing a
hroad piece Of cork to spool for han
die, si king The head Of he nail into the
cork go Tar thar ii should no, ,"u ch the
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Qua Laws --Ons job" Smart we 70.
Gently Wed io the Cour, Of Sessions for
Ande'soo District. Tor entering and rob
bing The house Of 3 person OF color and
stealing ih-r-from various sVticIes. A
vue hill ~as found avains, b,m Tor grand
Isrcs,y. lie wac tried and convicted OF
the offence. and sentenced to receive the
per city of -uch.a crime He Vas con
vict~d snainiy up"o the evidence cf the
freedman, whose house was entered aud
robb-.l.
Would Massachusetts. by her laws.
have furnished the sspe practical psotec
iioa to the rights OF properly Of the AZ
ricap, rs has beer done by the verdict OF
. South Carolina jury in this easel
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CoLpa--If = man begins to cough. =,
the result OF common cold. II 10 thu Of
fort OF nature herself attempting the
cure, and she will effec, Il in her oan
time. and more sfsc,usliy than aav man
can do, u she h let alone. aud her in.
st'nc's ehsnshed. Wha, are these in.
s''retsf She nbhors food sut crave.
warmth. Hseee the momss, man 10
sa'nhsd ths, hs has taken cold, is, him
do three things. Fiat, eat 40, an atom |:
'ec""d, 90 to bod and cover up warm ia
room: Third, drink ss much cold ws,r,
as he wants. OF ~ much ho, herb tea a.
ne can. and 10 three case. out Of four, he
will be entirely well in thirty six hours
Halle Jowwoi Of ReoltA.
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CoRs,--Ws learn that sales Of CorH
at 40 cents per bushel have been ma de
in 'redell county. A gentleman doing
businessas Davidson College in this eouo
~ tslI.ns that he has bough. Cora tais
Fail Mtl per bu.hei.
We are satisfied, from What We hsar,
thst there is an abundance OF Corn iu this
State. slthocph IL is scarce 10 soma locsli
ties. We think ,hs,in Union county the
scarcity b greater than inauy other esc.
ton, so Gar ~ we can jndgs from reports.
Charlotte Democrat
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Thoughts for Young Men.

Costly apparatus sud splended cabinets
have no magical power to make scholars.
Ia sll circumstances, rs nSn is, under
God, the MASTER ot his o~L fortune, 80 10
he the maker Of bis own mind. The
Creator has SO constituted tho human
intellect, that il can grow only by its own
action, and by its own action it most Ger.
ts,niy and necessarily grows. Every mau
must. therefore. in M important sense,
educate himself Ills books and teachers
are but helps; the work is his A man
n moi educated until he has the ability to
summon. in case Of emergency. all his
mental power in vigorous exercise to effect
his proposed object. II is not the man
who has seen most, or who hiss read most,
~ko can do this; such an one is 10 dang
er Of being borne down. like a beast Of
burden, BY an overloaded mass Of other
mems thoughts. Nor is il the man that
can boast merely Of native vieor and ca
pacity. The greatest Of all the warriors
that vent TO the siege Of Troy, had no,
he pre- e"inence, because Nature had
given him strength and he earned the
l~re.st bo~. but because self discipline
had taught him how to bend IL
Daniel Wsssttr.
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CorroN TAx.-Ths Commissioner Of
Internal (ra,hsr INTERNALLY Revenue has
Issued an additional regulation, whica
will afford much relief to the movement
Of cotton. BY this reguls tion, "Tbs bond
may DO given by the consisnee 10 the
District to which the cotton is to be sb;y i.
ned. and transmitted to the Collector Of
The District 10 which the cotton was pro
ducsd. The bond being properly fled,
the Assessor will issue permits based upon
the weights as reported by she owner
Any wan, Of accuracy in such reports Of
weights TO be corrected by certificates Of
weights at points to which the cotton was
shipped. This avoids the necessity Of
having the cotton weighed bv q Govern
ment officer prior to it's shipment"
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MunprR Asp OC1nsox nY F.,rnx.,

McRDxR AND OUrRAog pY Fssrpxks
~ GEereIA AUoUsrA. October 22.---
Asihur Williams, his wife and ,so dsuph
iep were murdered near Rome. Georgia.
Two freedmen Who committed the m mords,
were arrested. One confessed that. aHer
woupding Mrs Williams. he rs,i.hed hsr.
His accompIice killed NJ Williams and
his daughters. The object Of the oa,lsw
vas TO Obtain money. but they found noas.
il was difficult TO restrsin the people from
iodle,ing summary puuIshmsn, upop
them.
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See t0it Yourself.

Important affairs must be attended to
in person. ut pou want your business
done" says the proverb, "go and do il
IL you don't want il done send some one
else" An ind"lent gentleman had free
hold estate producing about Ave hun
dred year. Becoming involved in debt,
he sold half OF the estate. and ie, the re.
mainGer to an industriou. farmer Tor twen
" years. About the end Of the term the
farmer called to pay bis rent, and asked
the owner whether he would sell the
farm. "Will you buy III" asked the
owner, surprised. Yes. if We can agree
about The price" "That is exceedingly
s'rsngs% observed the gentleman; "ho~
happens !, that, while ] copld not live
upon twice ss much land. for which
paid no rent. you ara regularly paving
me two hundred . yesr Tor your farm,
and are able. in = few years. to purchase
it," Tho reason 10 plain" Was the 70
plv. "you sst stiI!. and said Go I 90, m
and said Come, you laid in bed and On.
j"yed your estate. I ross 10 the morning
and minded nv business"
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why ss stagnaot pool Of water ike
= 'sadsn image Of Ss,snf Because ono
ma dead lsvsl, and the other ia lead
dsvi;.
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Wore than one hundred vesssls have
been wrecked or disabled during the r..
cen, siorms, and probably rs maay az
dss huodred persons have been drowned.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-15
InSOlVent Notice.

A LII those having claims against the estate
"A of Thomas Buckingham, Jr, deceased,
are hereby notified to file the same with the
clerk of the county court of Stewart county,
State of Tennessee, on or before the I'd day
OF October, 1866, in order that the same
may be liquidated AMI discharged in accord
ance with the acts of the Legislature of the
State of Tennessee, relative to insolvent es>
tates. This I'd day Of June, 1866.
4. G. BUCKINGHAM,
June 8, Goats Admir-.
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Chancery Sale OF Lot.
L. J. Perdue VS.. Memphis, Clarksville al
Louisville Railroad.

L. J. Perdue VS.. Memphis, Clarksyille and
Louisville Railroad.
IN pursuance of an order, made In this
cause, at the April term, 1866, of our chan
gerry court at GAINESVILLE, will, on Monday,
the 9Th Of July next, offer for sale TO the
highest bidder, at the court house door, In
the city of Clarksyilie, lot of ground In
the town Of CiarksvilIs In Roberts addition,
bounded as follows; Beginning on the North
side of Adams Street, at It's intersection with
Water street, running north 80 feet, thence
parallel with AdamsIstreet east 247A feet;
thence TO Adams street north 6s feet then 70
the beginning, 1t bsing the lot purchased by
the H., O. b L. Railroad Of L. J. Perdue,
Terms, 6 and ~ months notes with good ~
curity, with lien on the property. Upon
confirmation Of sale no right Of redemption
viii remain.
W. 7. SHAoKLrrosp, c. & n.
June 9, lses-sv-prs fec ts, bills $3.50.
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JONES' CORNER.
from the Mac-a-Cheek Press. I

rrom the Mac-a-Cheek Press
Jones has been among the spiritualists he
Joined circle the other night, and had mani
festations. The medium was tall, thin, angu-
lar, cadaverous individual, who looked as il.
after getting up the frame, nature had been
seized with a fit of economy, and neglected
to put In the underpinning and plaste ring,-
The circle was mixed, being made up of ED.
erly females, thin men, with few pretty
girls. Jones seated himself between two Of
the last, and all clasped hands around ia
BILE. Jones says 1t was delightful. He squeez-
ed the little hands and when an unusually
loud knock startled the circle the little hands
squeezed Jones. Snifkins, who is so skepti-
cal that his father don't believe him. was
the first to ask questions.
"Where was born n asked Sniff.
ain the poor-house.' Shifts turn-up nose
waxed red
"Correct" said Jones.
How many children have we in family?"
"Nine."
Here dispute arose as to whether the
spirit raped eight or nine. So Sniff asked
again:
show many children have II"
"One," was the reply.
Probably correct AGAIN." remarked
Jones.
Here Mr. Snifkins arose in wrath, slap.
ped his beaver on with a bang and retired.
1.-THE circle is not harmonious" said the
medium, in deep sepulchral voice. Jone,
thought II was as he pressed the little hands
Let me ask question:" said vinagry
old lady.
Is the spirit Of my husband present 2"
ale is"
Are you happy, John, without me 2"
"Very happy"
"Where are you"
ain hi"
Johns relict looked at the medium. Tn,
medium smiled. He looked as if he had
the tooothache. The circle laughed, where
upon Johns relct seized the lamp and hurled
IT at the medium, 1t broke over his devoteS
head, and left the circle IN darkness. Jone
says a spirit kissed him. He tried to seiz,
the spirit and caught one of the pretty girl
about the waist whereupon there wer,
screams In the meantime Jones wa
aware ola furious engagement on his right
light was produced, when it was founS
that Johns relict had seized venerable Cob
missaling him for the medium. They wer,
separated, when the "mejum," with the coal
oil dripping over his woe-begone counter
ance, said, "thc circle must be broken up,
it was not harmonious.
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MAaRv.--Jeremy Taylor says, IL you are
for pleasure, marry-if you prize rosy health,
maryland even II money be your object,
marry. A good wife Is heavens last best
gin to man--his angel and minister of graces
innumerable-his gem of many virtues-hs
oasket Of jewels-her voice, the sweetest
music-her smiles the brightest day
her kiss, the guardian of his inno-
eenee--her arms, the pale of safety, the balm
OF bis health, the balsam of his life-her In
dustry, bis surest wealth-her economy, his
safest steward--her lips, his faithful council.
lors--her bosom, the softest pillow of his
cares--and her prayers, the ablest aiprrates
CT beasen's blessings on his head O.
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Az bouiSFuie, N.Y. ns ~. h0OAuLhfi Aufnta'
THOMAS & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Mer.
chants,
No. ID, Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio, and No.
Hamiltons Building, Cor. 9Th and
Main sts, Louisville, Ky.
TENDER THEIR SERVICES in either
l. market as Commission and For.
warding Merchants, promising that any
business entrusted to them will receive
prompt attention. We will receive on con-
Segment Cotton, Tobacco, and Produce, gen.
orally, Southern Manufactured Cotton Goods,
Cotton Yarns or any other saleable article
of commerce. Having long experience in
the purchasing and selling of Groceries, Drugs
and Merchandise generally, they offer their
services for the purchase and shipment OF
Groceries, Provisions, Drugs and Medicines,
Paints and Oils, Books, Stationery, Notions,
Staple Goods, Plantation Supplies Family
Supplies, Machinery, Agricultural Imple-
ments, Pianos Houses made ready for Ship
ment Bagging and Rope, Farm Seed, Build
chandse you may order.
we VIII make ~ our ousihess W hhoW
where all articles kept in eithermarket are to
be had. Should our friends visit these cities,
they will do well to call upon us before ma
king their purchases.
All orders must be accompanied with the
cash, or its equivalent.
Tobacco consigned to our care for any New
York or New Orleans firm will be forwarded
promptly without storage, and will see that
II is in good shipping order.
Oar Mr.. Il. r. W. Thomas, win attend
specially to the sale of any Tobacco for
Louisville market and will see that our Gus
toners get the best prices and will protect
their interest. Our friends wishing to avail
themselves of his experience will ship To
Thomas h Co, Louisville, Ky.
Dec. "a, '65-ly
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InsOlyent Notice.

HAVING, on the aad day of May, 1866,
IL suggested the insolvency Of the estate ol
N. g. Hit deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate are notified 70 hle
the same with the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Montgomery county, within the time pre-
scribed by law. 10. LIMBAUGH,
Nav rs, le6s-4v, Administratof.
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LAND SALE.

QY virtue Of deed Of trust, we win cell
ID on Monday, the 18th day Of June, Of
Tairs Station, J. B. Grants rsvsrsionary In
tsrest In his mothers dover. The dover ID
In Montgomery county, District No. !, and
contains % seres, Ia which be hes Q sistk
part. T. L. YANCEY,
JORDANEEBLET,
May %. lsS6-4v'. Trustees,
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InSOlyent Notice,

HAVING, the 9th day of June, 1866, sug-
III gested the insolvency of the estate Of
W. r. Hicks, decd, all persons having claims
against said estate are notified TO file them
with the clerk of the County Court Of Mont
gomery county, within the time prescribed
by law. Q. FREDERICK,
Admir- of w. B. Hicks decd.
June 8, '66-it.
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TENNESSEE IRON.
HAVING secured the sole agency for the
IL sale Of
Tennessee Charcoal Iron,

am prepared TO fill orders for all siaes Of
she above Iron, at manufacturers prices. !
also have a large lot their B Iron, which
will sell at Pittsburg Iron Prices in this mar
ket which win be found superior to Pitts
burg Iron in quality. Liberal discounts will
DO given TO dealers.
May 10, l666-tf w. NJ. TANDY.
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hnH Az ann 91ARe
Dawn Of q pleasant morning m May
Broke through the wilderness, cool and gray,
Willis. psrchsd in the 'alls's tree tops the
wsrs carolling Mendelsotn's Songs without
words" 40 tAet
Far from the bannts Of men remote,
The brook brswled on with liquid note,
And nature, all tranquil and lovely, wore
The smile of spring, as In Eden Of yore.
Little by little, as daylight increased,
And deepened the roseate flush In the east
Little by little, did morning reveal
Two long, Offering lines Of steel;
Where two hundred thousand bayonets
CLEAN,
Tipped with the lights earliest beam,
And the faces are sullen and grim TO see,
In the hostile armies of Grant and Lee.
All Of sudden, ere rose the sun,
Psale1 on the silence the opening gun
A little white puff of smoke there came,
And anon the valley was wreathed in fame.
Down on the left of the rebel lines,
u
Before the rebels their ranks can form,
The Yankees have carried the place by storm.
Stars and Stripes DER the salient wave,
Where many hero has found a grave,
And the gallant Confederates strive In vain
Tho ground they have drenched with their
blood to regain.
Yet louder the thunder of battle reared
Yet deadlier fire on their columns poured
Slaughter Internal, rode with despair,
Furies twain, through the smoky air.
Not far of, in the saddle there sat
A gray-bearded man, with q black SLOUGH
hat
Not much moved by the fire was he,
Calm and resolute Robert Lee.
Quick and watchfal, he kept his eye
On two bold rebelsbrigades close by
Reserves, that were standing land dying) at
ease,
Where tempest Of death toppled over the
trees.
For still with their loud, deep, bulldog bay,
The Yankee batteries biazed away,
And with every murderous second that sped
A dozen brave fellows alas fell dead.
The grand gray beard rode to the space
Where Death and bile victims stood face tc
face,
And silently waved bis old SLOUGH hat
A world of meaning there was in thati
'Follow me Steady Wen save the day n
This was what he seemed to say;
And to the light Of his glorious eye
The bold brigades thus made reply:
"We'll 60 forward, but you must 20 back
And they moved not an inch In the perilou,
track;
"Go to the rear, and wen send them Il
h--p
Then the sound of the battle was lost In thier
yell.
Turning bis bride, Robert Lee
Rode TO the rear. Like the waves of the sea
Bursting the dykes in their overflow,
Madly his veterans dashed on the foe.
And backward In terror that foe was driven
Their banners rent and their columns riven
Wherever the tide Of battle rolled,
Over the Wilderness, wood and void.
Sunset, out of Q crimson sky,
Streamed over field of rudder dive,
And the brook ran on with purple stain,
From the blood of ten thousand foemer
slain.
Seasons have passed since that day and year.
Again Ger its pebbles the brook runs clear
And the field in richer green is drest
Where the dead of the terrible conflict rest
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NOTICE.

THE heirs Of J. P. Ingram, deceased, are
i hereby notified To come forward and re-
oeivs their distribution share Of said dece-
dents estate, ss will not pay interest on
the same 10. LIMBAUGH,
Nay 2S,:is6s-iv, Administrator
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Chsseery sals q yalssble ~ 1ssi.
dcnee and D1s1ness LooA
Joseph n. ycnsa e. ala " 10. n, sosss, stals.
IN pursuance Of a. osdse, ulsas IN shis
cause, at the April term, 1850, n ers sAan.
Gerry court at Clarksvills, I win .oGlr for
sale, to the highest bidder, At tie co1zt house
door, In the city of C,srksv;lle, on Monday,
the 9Th day OF July, 1869, ths tive story
brick residence Of J. N. Jonea situated On
Madison street. between the rvsIdsnces Of
Mrs. Brysrly and T. McCulloch, q present
occupied by Mrs. Crusman. Also, on The
same day, and At The same placs, viii Offer
for sale three lots on the corner Il Frnrklin
and Second Cross streets. Upon thea lots
good stone foundations for business houses
arc already built Possession Of The lots IN
mediately given TO the purchases, and q she
residence on the LIST of January ssxt
Terms IL and "a months credit noes
with two good securities, and lien retained
for the purchase money. Sold without the
right Of redemption.
w. 7. SHAoKRtsoRp, Q. an.
Jun 8, l8ee-lw-prs fee %; bills Is.
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Chancery Sale OF House and Lot.
8. Kellogg ys, W, Il. Beyana

" 6Ee''o66 W. '" - <@S''s
IN pursuance of an order, made at the
April term, 1866, of our chancery court at
Clarksvills, / will, on Monday, 9th July
next offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder, at
the court house door, in the city Of Clarks-
vile, the house and lot purchased by w. Y,
Bevans of s. Kellogg, the same being situa-
ted on College street. adjoining the property
of s. Kellogg and W. p. Lindley.
Terms, 8, IL and eighteen months notes
with good security, and q lien retained. Sold
without the right Of redemption.
w. 7. SHAcKELFoRD. o. AN.
June 8, l866-4w-pr fee -
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Chancery Sale OF House and Lot in
Clarksville.

James H. Merriwether and wife VS.. Jas. E.
Bailey, Trustee for q. L. Carney, ct al.
IN pursuance of an order In this cause
made at the April term, 1866, Of our chan.
Gerry court at GAINESVILLE, will, on Monday,
July 9th, 1866, offer for sale, at the court
house, in GAINESVILLE, the house and lot stu
ated on Strawberry Alley, opposite the Re-
corder's Office. The house contains two
brick Offices suitable for lawyers and doctors.
Terms, 8, IL and 10 months notes with
good security, and lien retained until the
purchase money Is paid, and the property
sold without the right Of redemption.
w. 7. SHAcKELsoRD, Q. a N.
June 8, ls66-4w-prs fee 81; bills 50.