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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-10
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
NOS. 66e AND e7s BROADWAY.

NEW York, June lst, 1865.
I HAVE the honor to inform the travelling pub.
L lie thtt, have become Proprieto, Of this beau.
tful Hotel. and am now pain ing, frescoing. deco.
rat ng, refurpishing, etc, in the most splendid
and iusuFious style. The building is Of white
marble, Eve sto' les b gh froLting two hundred
feet on the gave { part Of broadway !; most COM
modiously and comfortably arranged for families
aud sirg . p, rsons, and is In the very midst of
the mnsI eiegai st,rss and hops, and the most
fashionable places of am usement
Elegant Coaches ana Carriag es always in readi
ness TO convey passengers to aud from Railroad
Del OTIS aud steamers
1he Proprietor is determined that the sourHERS
HOTEL, IN no respect, shall ne excelled by any
house 10 this city, and therefore ieels confident
that he can and will give entire satisfaction to
his friends and the travelling Community.
HENRY BRUCE,
JV-Sm lLate ci Kentucky Proprietor.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-10
FRESH GROUND CORN MEAL

TyAMILIEs and Planters In want OF q chofsa
article of fresh ground Germ Meal or q strIcttv
chsics article Of White Corn, would do wen 10 cal
upon (msyl21 JOSHUA BEAL,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-10

Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weekiy'
(osE SQUARE rs TEN LINES OR IrSs2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17
cotton

The Memphis Underwriters UVpcsrt g. have
trsen o. cotton scare ss wen az the New
Naraers. The follow aE notice. which We
aud boz ihe Memphis papers, looks BE- though
,a,r intended Co call q spade a spade, AMI a
shove. a ssort-or, ia other vvuls, cotton
u.ust De- elassed as co.ton, aaIa,. blended in
tho r,nerul term "m|tuchaudisc
"Ata meeting of the Board OF ladcTwri-
Ser. Of the cisy oi Memphis. held this, the
STA day cot March, 1906, tEo following res3-
luton Yves adopted
"Rtsar,af. That uu and after the On dsy
of March. A. ID. 1860, cotton lu II re with
merchandise, an merchandise ma store
where cotton is Kept, shall be- Gccmsa uu-
.u~surab'g, aud hist risks on the same viii
uut bc takcu by uug company represented
boy this Beard.
Furthermore, that no pol-ies in force
covering tuch r-asWiil re rssaucd uu their
SEPARATION
3D.. Co.. Lousiale, President - Secretary
Ia-..a insurance. Trust Company, Memphis.
ell T.. TamIiusou, Wee Presl4cul-AEtut
l.- Columbia, Metropolitan, Manhattan,
IlauiN, Washington and North American
Insurance Companies 81 New YORK, and
Home Insurance Company OF New Haven,
Conn.
or. v. V~rsdeaburgh. Of Lindsey a
Vrydeuburgh, Secretary aud Treasurer
Agent r. Home Hud Security insurance
Companies OF New York.
III. A. Liuleton, Agent ioT Etna aud
Hartford Insurance Companies OF Hartford,
add AississiPpi Valley lnsuranco Company
ui Memphis.
"s. *. Clark, Of 5. r. Clark a Co, Agents
Tor Arctic aud international Insurance Com
puuies ol New York.
Herman Fled, agent ior Phru.x insu-
rance company oi Harliord.'
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFICK,
Nashville March l.. 1850.

DAILY UEIoS OFFICE,
Nashville, March l., 1866.
The demand for ell kinds Of produce,
groceries aud provisions continues active;
but there is little or no change in the prices,
which we quote as follows
AFPLEs-SG 00ds = Dbl.
BAGGING-35c per yard.
BALE RoPE-Hemp pc.
BEEF-Dried 25c per 10.
Bkc0E Clear sides ls@2Oc shoulders
l4HlCc Sugar cured hams 2ja25c y 10.
Country hams 20a 22c.
CAsDLEs-TanOw 7@sc; star 20 @23
per 70.
CORN MEAL-per bush, 81 90.
CHEEsE-HGmburg, 23a24c. per n.
C0FFEE-Prime Rio. 80 a. 3sc. per n.
FLoUR-For best superfne s. 5Oj extra
family Sll OOGl2.
FEED-Corn IN sacks in store, gOG95c y
bush, Oats, new black, IN store, 6Otg7Oc v
bush Hay, new Timothy, ha,d pressed, $40
nS22 per ton.
Green, &c. 9 n dry flint, 10
ale. y II sheep skins, 5O@sOc. each.
IRos, by the Ton-Flat Bar, Ia 10 6 inch
% I inch, &c per h; Dandy The, IL by Is
10 l% by - To = inch, re per n Band
Eon, 2 TO o by = to $40 inch, nc per p
Round aud square, / to % inch &C. per n
Horse Shoe, scrap, assorted sizes, SIC per
10. Aol Rod, superior quality, equal 10 beet
swiss, l4Lc per ID Hoop Iron. ~ 10 q
inch, SIC por ID.
LLArHER-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
c~innGti, 55c. y n do. do. country, 4jc.
y 10 skirting 5O@55. v ID harness 4I945c.
v ID bride per doz. S50s55 upper 840Gy
t55 kip skins S70hg0 calf KIM $40aGj.
LARD-Firm, 20@22c.
LUHBER-FloouDg, per 1000 # S75 $50
Rough clear Pine, so 70 $50 Planned Clear
Pine. $50 to $50.
MoLAssEs-Iu barrels, s0c9sl p per gal
Jon.
NAus-Ss 50 for lod, I'D, Sd, 4Od, 6Od,
for Iu5biDg lots an advance Of Z5c. tor small
IL lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
prices az Mails Of same size. spikes cut 5
10 inches, - 90 per key.
OsIoNs-S4Nj per bbl.
suGAEs-N.U .Sugsr la hhds l6l .algc. IN
bbls. l7s2Oc; crushed, graduated, and pow
dered 2Uta23 per ~; Coffee Sugar lJalsc.
sYKuF-Golden 81 ,6OP gal. IN Hbbls.
SALT-per Dbl, + bushei bbls, "A %.
SFlus-Iimothy s. 90 y bushel Herds
Grass 81 Blue Grass 81 orchard Grass -
30: Glover seed SI2 90 = bushel.
WHISKY. Bourbon, pure,S5 0Oa7, Imitation
s. 5O13 IS; Robertson, pure S5a4 90, inlia-
ton - 5Oa3 Common Recuhed y z5i APP
pie aud Peach Bcsndies, old soar new 49
! 30; Irish Whisky 10 Coguac Brandy,
pure, Sl5a20; Coguac Brandy, domestic,
Saa4 90: Fort ana Sherry Vines siasj
Champagne Wines $Z5a4b.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17

AAhCH "a, lcub-
Business in the Oil way came pretty much
to a stsnd still; we never witnessed less dis
position 20 operate. Re6ners a still holding
OF; until they take hold the sales will be
few and far between. The present prices
are the lowest that have ruled in this mar
ket for a long time. The river 10 Oil City is
in good beating order; steamers starting Up
for fear OF being detained between the
bridges. The supply Of OIL is IN excess o..
the demand. The rates for crude are alto
gsther nominal; we hear reports Of transac-
lions from lSc to l5c, prices being governed
altogether by the gravity. The receipts
have fallen Off. Refined Oil don't seem TO
be wanted, there being a wide range below
the views Of dealers generally. The only
sales recorded were small parcels 10 supp y
the wants of the home market; cfers we're
made for Eastern delivery at low rates.
CRUDE OIL-The sales made were Of not
much magnitude; a wide difference exists
between dealers. A sale Of 500 barrels, o
No. l article, at I5e, without package; l40
barrels Of inferior or light oil, lie. An
offer Of l3c was refused for 1900 barrels.
TAR-Market active. The last sales we
reported were at 81 l2E per barreL-l0at-
1terctaL.
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Marsha.'s Sale.

DY vttueC CT six wits al i "a, 10 me directed from
ID the Ciscait Court Of the United ltstrs for TIE
Vi ddle District Cf IyuUa--ee. issued 30 IT'S October
term, l-05, i VIII on SATURDAY the l4jh day OI April,
1906, commenting at 10 o'ciocs, a. m, r.i' IL pub
Dee aucu-n, % the highest bidder. for cash IN hand,
40 the court house door Iu Na-hNlle, Davidson
county, all the uglt tile, claim, interest ana es-
"a e. which B.. HIl has m and 70 the following de
zCulal real Cs'sie, W. a town lot m the town OF
IaIIln,ille, warren county, Tenn on the south
side q ths Man street Iu -uId IOwu, beginning at a
stake tie n W corner o. Lawson WslluE S lot, lt
being also the corner O. the lot herein described,
8uu IN the edge of MAN street, running south 5
poles and - Inks o. q stake on sad WslunR's cor
utT. thence cIstWHtb his line poles ana 10 inks 70
o stake on -pruE street. thence wItI the same
south Z poles ADDS links 10 70 p axe on summer
street. thence Wea- sitn said stree poles era g
} INKS 10 the g. b.. corner q vs.. IL haIuers lol5
thence Wtl DIS line north 10 poles sud IS links TO
the H.. l.. com r OF NaIu street ana links west 70
tF- =. w.. ,ulle- Ol Thomas q -mgrtt5 shop
Theme cost El.l Main sIeet4 poles and - links To-
The beginning Iue.UlI-g - poles Of la-d 10 sald
bounds. lu-i pH.lE cut said lhnua C.. 5mar..5
slgT together VITA the 1aI-E store house. dwell
InG, arG Other II proyemeuS thereon To- satisfy
ss e-aeut 1a- gTulst ssl Hill su. lu favor OF
hUaga 1mih & 20 IIult- Bro, Co, Bancroft &
Co, McCUr5y BRO & Er W~t-T hyFayt, lugrshan
i TO-, sud hz8do K, Is9Cd 8 90.
marc iHY II. b. GLaaCoCh, VI. ND
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What the ..Presso say Of n

GREAT CIR DIsTRIsUIIoS.-A rare opportunity Is
offered Tor o tanning watches, chairs, diamond
uug=p silgerosre, etc y Messrs. Arrsndsle & Co,
az AO.l0 Broadway. They have an imm ense STOCK
OF arrcles, varying n Vsi1e, and all are offered ~
one dollar eacn. The distribution is very fairly
dOne-you agree 70 take a certificate ofa CERTAIN AZ.
tcle, elclOssdln an envelope, and not required to
pay your dollar unless you are SATISFIED with the ar
Ucle, Whch Will certainly be worth more than that
amount, sud may res U or 500. Al eXcellentmode
ibis o. investing 4 d misunderstanding T.lacs, n. J.. or,
february -, 1905
Nes.rs. AIrandsle & Co. have long been person.
ally known 70 us, End Ne believe them 10 be very
worthy, OF pu0lc conndeuee-N. J. Scottish Ancr.
jour. June II, lea.
We have inspected, at the office Of Arrsndsle 4
Co 5 Agency Ir European M~anufU Jewel
leIs. a large assortmen. Of fashionable and valuable
leNelIy a tho newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity Of silver plate. and understand that
the whole Of these newly IL ported articles are 70 be
disposed Of on a novel principle, giving great al
Fgut1gsE % buyers, ana hf5rdug extensive am.
ploymeu-to agents We know the hr.uin question
10 he very Te- pec5ab'e AMI thoroughly wothy Of
uU1AC confidence, and recommend our friends 10
read her adrerIsement-N. !. albion, Septen-
Der ., 1856.
BY Messrs. Auandsle a Co.'S arrangement. the
Advantages must be on the side Of the customer.
for hg has everything to gain snd nothing eompar.
alya'y 70 loss. be Knows Whst he Will get for his
tO'l-r beforehand, snd he need not send n if he IA
not satisfied IA. ! WeeLy Nee5, Aug. Q, 1874.
ENPL0lMEST FOR LAUIEs.-Ths most eligible and
profitable employment SO haze heard OF for ladies
is the a o Of certificates ior the Great G f Distribu-
ton lt ArrEudale SO A lsdY Of oar s1qu.intancs
has teen veg sGrce=7ful ia this Wsy, not only Ia
u.I~E her own pune, but also IN doing a good turn
o. those u whom she sold the Ceruhcatss, s. will
te seen by cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
cen a so BE- thus engsged.-N =. Sunday Mercury,
AaJlsI %, ls54..
lmogr o0luInns the reader vii find an advertise.
reCt Il Arrsudae 4 CO's CIT Distrhutsu Cf
Watches, IeEelry and sIlverwara. In uaymsnt Of
th1t advert cement We received several sets Of the
leUely ady,ftifea, and we are warranted in saying
tn-t, both ln nnfsn and qualify, they eIceedsd our
expectations. They turned out n be Just what
they had bcel repre- ented-Tus Democrat, Ns1.
itggU) dUq. II, l5tf.
AGHAls-We want SCENTS in every regiment,
and 'n every town snd county Ia the country, End
thOss actug as such viii be allowed 10 cent? on
every Cent ncate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts 70 one dollar. Agents will col
iects6 cents for every Cerudcsts, aud remit Is
cents 70 us, either m os-h or Postage stsmps.
ARRANDALE & co.,
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MarshsPs Sale.

DY virtue Of 3 writ o. 2 a. 20 me directed, from
I'D the Circuit Court o. United States, fCrt1e Md
uIe district OF tennessee, issued al ITS OCTOBER
te N, 1860. I viii on saturday, the IAN day ofApTai
I566, commencing st 10 o'clock 81 IN, sell az Public
Aucuon, to ths highest bidder, Tor cash in hand, at
tho Court hcu e COOrlu Nashville, iOvIdsOn county,
real estate, VIZ 4 certain tTacJ or psTyel Ct Land
situated, lying and being 10 the county OF Maury,
State OF tennessee, on the 5OuJh SIDE Of Duck river,
sud on the waters Of litsc BigUy creek, beginning
ore pole Esst Of ihe creek a. a y 1smoTei thence
North u degrees, Mssl 50 poles L. a stake, thence
Wet I34 poles % stake, oak, ash ard elm poln ers,
-lcI sid tlarE walnut. thence North 8 degrees, West
- poles % a goE elder thence North = degrees,
WeEulJ poles % aD SSH, thence o. the beginning;
con iulugiu ssId bounds 30 acres. more o~rless, 10
gsurfY so execution against s8.d Pillow and W..
Dale. ana IN favor Ct Cochran d Co.
marc ait l.. r. J|LASJJ(h, NJ. N. u T..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17

A S~ELF-LoADING SHIN De Coraux
of Lyons, France, has invented and
constructed a ship, which ne claims
can load or unload itself automatically
in forty minutes. The captain and
mechanician are the only crew on
board, the working and manipulation
of the vessel and cargo being all per
formed by steam applied TO ingenious
machinery. The loading is carried on
by trucks and wagons, which can con
tain corn, -four, bales, cattle, barrels
horses, &c. The vessel Is, as may be
expected, Of 8 peculiar character but
its exterior bears all the signs Of sea
worthiness. The great changes are on
the deck and in the interior. The for
mer is covered with lines of rail,
reaching from one extremity to the
other, while at midships there are two
turntables. In front and rear there
are two or four immense cages, con
tanning eight, twelve or sixteen wsg-
CONS, and the rails on which the wag-
CONS rest are adapted exactly TO the
rails of the deck. A cable is hooked 10
the aggon which traverse the deck
throughout its length, and the stern
of the boat having been previously
placed on a level with the quay, which
Is also furnished with rails, or may be
perhaps a portion of 3 terminus, the
Wagons glide without the least inter
ruptiOn from the vessel TO the land,
and Uice versa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17

THE FENIAYs -INTEEylEw Between
SECRETARY SEWARD AND tSuR FREBEgllE
BRUCE.-Ihe British Minister had au
interview with the Secretary of State
to-day, with regard to the feuisn
movement Mr.. Seward informed him
that there was no cause for alarm thst
il was ii mere sensation, a eve GAY q
wonder that the Government hardly
thought it worth dignilying with q no.
tice. Sir Frederick Bruce intimlted
that if such was the case, that some
official expression from this Govern.
ment to that effect would have a most
beneficial result
The Minister retired with the i'm.
preston that something would be done
- Washington L5nf-, l4th
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Ladies TO be Taught-at oxford.

Ladies 10 be Taught-at oxford.
NJ D. Conway, in his last London
letter to the Round Table, gives the
following piece Of information:
1t is a well understood axiom of
science that the whole world reyolyes
annually-Oxford excepted. Never
theless it seems that even Oxford, in
these fast days, has a sort Of ceutenni-
81 revolution; it has lately admitted a
ladies' class amid much opposition, fear
and trembling. But at length we have
a bulletin on the subject which send
VOL
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MsrshaPs Sale.

DY virtue Of q wit f IN. % me directed. from the
ID Circuit Court tf tie lnred sts,es, for the Mid
u4e Li-trct Of Tennessee. 81 ls October term, Ices,
/ viii sell on sE'urdsy, The l4h dsy Ct april, 1866,
cOmUeDcnE @ Do occcA q "a, 81 Plbhc Auction,
h The highest tllle- or cash IN hand. st the Court
house door 10 1cslFile, Davidson county, all the
? ge', 90 - CiaIm, Interest snd estate Ehicn William
Cuilom has g AID ~ the following descIlhsd zeal
estste, Flf. = trsct 1l llad iyIng IN smith county
tennessee Do evil -l-tret No 1. 3 eEn1lrg 81 The
North u1El-sry inns CT the town 0I Carthage, 81 tine
road running EE-t - poles, thence South one p0le
O. toe academy land, thence Esst VITO sad land IS
rCles 70 be \ r corner OF sad land, thence VIA
SAID land Do prlest0 the roaf, thence SO polesto the
MAI tranch, J-eEce up SAID braleh ~lth us mesh
dtrs 10 Easl 30 U0es 10 ne Al pum, tlen7e up
SAID branch 81 roles, with rs eIcersto beech
90 the fork # the branch. t1eare lCrih - Ea5tl8
poles 10 a leseh. q eu-c Ntrtllf East - poles 10
ab-ee1. thaic ca Worth q East IL poles 10 swh 3
CaE. 10 Oh O. West a. V.les caWhlte all, thence
ncrh So West luz Tol s to an u.nwcod, taarce
North Cs Wet ~ ro.es 70 On ASH ihgnce Mestlut
p0lezto an ash and u0EuoCdi thence NOrh5J- Wes-
IL p0.es 10 q buekele and Nhte oak % the Fort
Elunrroaa aoove GC0d-eI'scad fsu Yard, thence
sCltl @ East with the road % poles TO a red oak,
'herce South b. Eszt along said road - poles.
thence South 81 e-1fs poles along said road, t1eucs
south g. last IS poles a.OuE sad road, thence
sSUth 81 Es-t ~ poles along said road, thence
South - last - poles along sad road, thence
ECutt L. last 40 p0es along sad road, the1ce
south I57 po.ss along ssid road 10 the beginning,
containing $50 Sores o. land, more OF less. tKcept-
mE t-eItfrOm be cd Church Lc., contain ~ shout
y acre, 70 satisfy au executOn against sad CJIlOm,
and 10 favor o. Orsamua B. Madison
maIy-vlt e. D. ILAElBCH. ". N. DIT.
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Freeman Clarke, Cont

Freeman Clarke, Controller OF the
Currency, has written a sharp letter 90
Secretary McCulloch, in which he says
that the published statement Of the
condition of the Treasury and public
debt is ~inexcussbly erroneous. Also,
that the Secretary has sold during the
month, without authority Of law, SlO,-
100000 Of bonds, and concludes 81
will add that | can show to the salts
faction Of any one that neither Of your
monthly reports Of the last four months
has shown within $4,000 600 OF the
amount Of money in the Treasury, or
on deposit in the National depositl-
ries.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-17

DEATH OF JUDGE ORNoND Alabama
has lost another Of its most valuable
citizens-Judge Ormond, Of Tuscaloosa.
He died at his residence in that city on
the ID inst, after about a weeks ill-
ness from pneumonia, contracted du.
ring a visit to New Orleans lie was q
man Of a clear snd well balanced mind
profound iurist-a fine writer
courteous, heightened gentleman, and
enjoyed in a high degree, the respect
and confidence Of all who knew him.
His age, we Judge, was about 81 years
-g-r.rci.H1 bacon
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@a "a GOLD AND SILVER n
- WATCHES. R4

GETS Silver Ware, Diamond S-is sud Rings, Eng
- llsn silver Crurt Stsnis, Butter Coolers, Dinner
snd Tea Service, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Vest
Chains, Bra'e etc, L0ckets, cold Pencils, Sets OF
.InWarFy ~ 40
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In Chaucery at McMlunr.le.
FEBRUARY BULLS. ls.a

Jane lsnes' ''mp'Aiaant L..
Hepismn Jones, defendant
IT appearing 20 The ssu acnon so le Ur1. sn
Master, nom sffdsvt thst d,t-yasut 1el-
uCu resident 81 The Susie 81 tennessee. 80 Ias OLD.
ordinary procvss 81 laU cannot bg served Da HE
ltis Therefore ordered thst publication ne usIa .r
tour consecutive weeks. m the IA lya.v Dr.u. I.
now UsT~r published IN the -v Of Nashville Iea-
ue--er. recurring --I dets ltsut Co. a1. ssr On taa
bret day oi our ueAt Ccur. Oh De- IHaa so Ncalu-
Vile, On tho tl M0uisv boz Nsrrh. Uses tu ,.I.
Eu-aGr Ul IellT iH nwuIslkI.-l Ri. Dr IEe Esug
uasUIE enparte. L.E.NEhEshL AM.
fsI-t-wE" Ev|.t k.lrs. d. t.
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q CO., M-anufaeture

A~nhAnbALh w.. Msnuiactufera' Agents,
No. l67 Broadway, New YORK,
Announce that SIT Of the above list Of goods Will be
lold Tor One 00LdT each.
IN consequence Of the great stsgnstion Of trade
N the manufacturing districts Of knelsnd, through
The war having cut od the supply Of cotton. a lsr2e
quantity OF Valuable JeBelry, originally intended
Tor The English market, has been sent Cd for sale
IN tins county, and must be sold al am sacrifice! I'm.
der these circumstances, AKRANDALE 4 ca. aot.
ing as agents for the principal European Mqnursc.
tUrers, lave resolved upon a great Ggt ADpo.h H-
haHt to be divided according 20 the following regu.
lRt:Ons.
Ceiuhcates OF the various articles are put into en-.
yelopes lndiscrminstely, sealed up, sn6 when or.
dered, are taken cut without regard 10 choice. and
sent by lnalls thus showing no IAVoriusm. On re-
receipt Of the certificate, you viii see what you are
10 have and then II IS a your option 10 hend the
dollar Gnd take The article or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain q Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or suy
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No. 263.

TOR skLE-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-I3K
Acres; one SMALL Frame Building % two rooms:
in order; THREE SULPHUR bPRING5-
Red, aud Blsek TE0 Fresstona Springs.
clston on the DILL oJ3 feet front on the Busna
sta Pike, the entire pl h. about square. ON
the l3L acres are found hill, glen, boxsr. recess.
rocks u bold relief precipice, fat, spring.. creek
and q romantic dnvs. This picturesque watering
Place, 10 possession Of the right man, can Be made
the most att actVe sumner resort about Nashville,
and beng only - miles from the city, b. easily
rescEed uy private Conveyance. and no doubt be-
may months VII be accessible ty Street Rail
road. Fnce $50, on easy terms. Apply TO
D.. Q. SCONEL, Real Estate AEeua.
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MgFehaPs SsIe.

Dl virtue q a writ Of IA. 10 me directed from
ID The Crcult Court Of TIE Uat-d States, for the
Middle District a. reulEssee, al ita October t5Tms
1850, ] WIl SELL, ul Saturday.. the I.-l dEy Of April,
1850, cOmmeuclEg o 10 o'clock g pa, d. FGbIc Alc-
uon 10 the ElgLe=t bidder, Tor cash 10 hand, e. tie
Court house door 10 bzlEliC, davidson county, ell
the night ule, cl6lm, -utere 3 cuf estate which w.
IL. Horn GSCu have DO sl8 20 she following aIsGT5-
ed real e~s-ste, VIZ Lot 30 u, in JwiuLs Addition
% the city Ct NasLVl ss fronting 20 feet on fcgg
street c-um=uerE $50 lveti.0m Stevenson sueeIs
and running back 1870 leetl0 q ten loot alley being
The same l0t ila lite Il which was vested IN sad
W. 3d.. houG son, rs decree Of be Chgng=Iy Court
of Davidson county, 90 Us November teru, 1865.
ALSO, one other IDt u rWl add u0u, being No Is, 10
the plan font ng 20 feet on EOg4 street, ommene
ing a. the West conner q NO ~ sud running along
SAID street p Zee. at right angles, l3J feet 90 a ten
foot ALLEYS .heEes along SAID alley WestWsruly 90
i-et5 thence g uEnt anE.es 20 the beg unIuE; being
the same lot tile tile 10 Wu:ch E.5 vested 10 SAID
WI HCrn g. son by decree 0i TIE Dlsucey Court
Of Davidson county, 81 November term, 1853, TO
slu- y 81 execution sEaiust sid ". u. Horn & Son,
auII u favor Cl 5utphe- & WesIl.
marUWA j. ~. GLASlOCk, II. II DIT.
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Lewis Ro-lell sua Joseph IhI bps.
n appearing To the sR,ss.Uon ot che gltrs sod
Naser ttsf the utiaulaai-, Lewis krshol auI Do.
seph Philips. Ere non residents Cd. tHa-a r,. Igu.
ue1Ser, 10 thstt-e orirtarF process %. fsU r.rlu.
De- Sgryet ulou them ItI- taygeIolr ,lE-HtE fHs.
puulCalou d. mHae, Tor u-r successive weeks. I'D
The Na-hNIlc Union, ordering -8Hl Tul-lt aaf.rl ...
ieudsntS 20 spvgsT 81 ihe neat tgTH aI saI t.Hr.
Co De- aglt iu Che courthouse o. lBss.n#a. .- lH5
Sd Noudsy Iu hsu-h, isaa. 20 plead. fu-ua- or r.
uur 90 sad ttl, ct tie same 49, d. gsaea .gr l,aa
is~=p8. aud sci IoT hearing eNpsrle.
ietZl v4t q. BALDWIN, an
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TAKEN vPtyJ.F Hst5rtt IN Davidson countv.
A Cusrru erl gsL TIE CO.'S q b uUly. mafssf
N thacrep 81 ellu year, sEa ullgrlt Ia The right
che b q atl cclcf. ath suhts siresk along her
hscE, shoatsa yesE. o4a. Na-st SO SIS.
TAKEN Up by Bob Lewis oolcTsl. ia district
No. d.. one mCg e co'gr5I usre mule. l-l pastaln
Io 10 crooked ca shout g OF yssrs Old. Valued
81 $40 ALIEN McpANIEIl Ranger.
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