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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03

r. II. SINGLETON, Postoflice building, has
received the New York Ledger, Clipper,
Wilkes Spirit, Boston Pilot, Irish Ameri-
can and People, Literary Album, Metropoli-
tan Record, Philadelphia Saturday Evening
Post, Banner of Light, Field, Turfand Farm,
Criminal Zeitung, Freemau's Journal, New
York Independent and late Cincinnati, Lou
isville, Chicago, St. Louis and New York
dailies, and Appeton's Railroad Guide for
November.
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Cincinnati Market,
[By Telegraph

CINCINNATI. Nov. Flour is quiet under the
news from New York. but prices are unchanged;
shperfine $40 50@ll .; trade brands Sl29l4 so
Wheat dull. but not lower; Nc. red 81 s.. Corn
firm at SOC for No. l. and SOC for red ear. and 6Oc
for new DO. Oats steady, SOC for No. 2, and 53c
for No l. Rye firm and in good demand at 80
9l 81 for No. l. and 40 for extra. Barley steady.
Whisky firm, "a in bond. Mess pork dnll no de-
msnd Bulk meats unchanged and dull. Bacon
in moderate demand. 1534@l6 for shoulders; 1917
for sides; 17156l74 for clear rib Sides and 1870
1917 for clear do Lard advanced to 1871. Cotton
closed dull at 50 for middling upland under the
English news. Butter and cheese unchanged and
firm Gold l46
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|. O. O. F.-There was an interesting
meeting last night at Smiley Lodge No. go.
The attendance of old members was very
full, as well as a great many visitors, among
whom were number of the Grand officers.
Several distinguished members Of the order
delivered short addresses. p. G. ToDD
spoke in regard to, and made an appeal in
behalf Of the Howard Female Institute
located at Gallatin, Tennessee. The Lodge
and members present made handsome
contribution for the benefit Of the school.
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A PLEASING FACT.-The ladies of Nash
vile need have no fears of being in the con-
dition of Miss FLORA McFLMsEY, of Mad
ison Square," as long as CAMERON, GRIER
& Co., remain on the Public Square, where
they do business on the square, and keep
constantly on hand, and are daily receiving,
the finest assortment Of dress goods, carpet
ings, curtains, etc, that have ever been Of
fered in this market. A look through their
magnificent establishment is certainly q
great treat. We would advise our lady
friends and others to cal! and examine then
stock They charge nothing for showing
their goods.
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nrArM or rnE HON. N. P. GENTRY

Hon. N. p. GrNrRy. died November ID. 1855,
az half past nine O'Clock. H., 81 the residence
Of Mrs. NARY ANS HoeeArr. Clover Bottom,
seven miles east Of Nashville, on the Lebanon
Turnpike
Ills remains will be inferred. With Masonic
honors. at the HoGGArT PRIvArE CENErEhf' 81
twelve o'clock next Sabbath.
A brighter spirit never lived or died.
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Az UNFoUNDED RUMoR.-A report was
circulated through the city yesterday, that a
military guard had been stationed around
the Capitol. Upon, inquiry we ascertaiued
the report 10 be incorrect the rumor having
arisen from detachment Of the 10th Rogu.
lars drilling on the grounds surrounding II,
Capitol.
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London adyiees of3lst ult. quote 2Os at 60.
Currency continues scarce, and exchange On
New York IS bought at Z discount and Is sold at
par.
Bank of Tennessee is quiet az 4094lc buying.
and 45c selling Large lots, however, could not be
had for less than 47.
Planters Bank is bought at Soc. and is sold at
S26s3e
Union Bank notes are scarce, and taken at Zee,
and are held by dealers at SOC.
Southern Bank notes generally are very dull
and rates have not improved.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
Rxy TnlaoraVb I

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The dry goods market
shows some further effect of the continued de-
preston of the past week. while atthe same timC
there are signs of improvement Goods have
accumulated to some extent and have been offered
at lower figures Some 200 cases Of Merimac
prints were disposed of at about le reduction
from the asking rate; this gives a definite shape
to this kind of goods. and prices have generally
followed the reduction until they are now offered
at the figures at which they were sold previous e
the first of October. At the New Ork Dry Goods
Exchange the following report was made Of the
jobbers prices to-day;
Brown sheetings, Salmon Falls. (A) 221z; Grea
Falls (M) q, (S) 49, Bleached shirtings Bartleti
30: Hope q; Green Manufacturing Co. p. Prints
Coehieo u; Richmond 10; Freeman y; Empire IL
Ticks, Amoskeag Al; do. ID 81; Pittsfeld ~
Stripes, York "a; Albany AZ.
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TIE PoIsoSIG CAsE--ExAMINATION To-
DAY.-Justice WILKINSON yesterday con-
tinued the case ofGEoRGE HARRIS, charged
with poisoning, until to-day, at two o'clock,
z. N.
CAROLINE BmDIcK, with whom HARRIS
has been living, has been arrested as an ac-
complete in the crime. Both parties were
sent to Jail, and will have a preliminary
trial at the hour above stated.
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ANDREW J. FLYNN-THE Stock STAR
CONTAINING. FLYNN leaves the city to-
morrow morning for Savannah, Georgia
His excellent company, that have been play
ing at the Old Theatre in this city, accom-
pany him. We do not feel ike letting Mr..
FLYNN depart from Nashville without ex-
pressing our regret, in common with nearly
all our citizens, at the necessity that CON-
pels him to remove his company from our
city. He has met with very indifferent sue
cess during the season, in fact, has been
rapidly losing money in his endeavors to
keep his place Of amusement open. 1t was
no fault of his that the Theatre was not well
patronize5, for we DO not believe that
Nashville ever had more talented corps of
performers than those comprising the late
stock company.
Our best wishes will accompany Mr..
FLYNN and his company, and we trust they
will meet in Savannah with that success
their talents so well merit.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing are the real estate transfers entered in
the Davidson County Court. for the week
ending Nov ?, 1866.
w. B. Shaw to n. B. Mills, fifteen acres Of
land in twenty-second district, $780,
n. B. Wells to w. G. Shaw, fifteen acres
Of land in twenty-second district, $3.50
w. 4. Danley to W. J. Harrison, land in
city, $500.
J. A. Farris to J. NJ Murrell, three lots
in city, $1,000.
Jas. NJ. Murrell to J. A. Farris, fifty-nine
acres of land in fifth district, $1,000.
p. l.. Nichol to Andrew johnson, lots in
Goodlettsville, $50.
J. A. Clardy to Barrett Lazenby, part of lot
in city, S25.
w. ii. Calendar to L. II. Stevens, lot in
West Nashville, 5000.
Burrell Lazenby TO Dennis Hagerty, lot
in city, 81 800.
J. A. Duren to NJ. B. Brest, lot in city
$25.
David 3. Hicks and wife to A. Haskins,
land in Kentucky, $4,000.
A. Creel and wife to Bebecca Brooks, land
in fourth district $500.
J. Z. Brooks to f. f. Rankin, land in
fourth district, $780,
w. Wilson to B. p. Manning, land in
twenty-f fourth district, $500.
Irby Morgan TO Henry j. Nichol, land in
Marietta, Georgia, 1850.
S. NJ Scott to S. P. Hollingsworth, land
in Winchester, Tenn, 81, 800.
an. Hobson TO Oscar Bohne, lots in Edge
field, $500.
W. c. Rock to F. G. Tignor, lot in city,
$780,
Annie Marie Zanone to NJ. J. HARRISON,
land in county, 81 900.
NJ. J. HARRISON to Annie Marie Zanone,
land in county, $1,000.
Z. D. Payne to Theodore Muling, lot in
city, SLIPS.
Z. D. Payne to John Holtopeter, lot in
city, 81, 125.
II. C. McNairy and R. T. kirkpatrick to
John MelIett, lot in city, $1,000.
J. j. Mccain to Hugh Douglas, house
and lot in city, $4,000.
Mary Geary to FIRES Kemplan, lot out of
city, $1,000
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SENT TO THE WoBKHoUsE-J. School
CRAFT, member ofthe 9TH regular cavalry
was picked up on the street Thursday night
in a state ofbeasily inioxication. lie plead
guilty before the Recorder yesterday, and
was sent to the worShoase to liquidate iaC
Of SlA.
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New York Stock MarIket.

by Ielegrapn.J
New YoRK. Nov. Enforcement Stocks are a
shade frmer. Freights to Liverpool quiet Stocks
better. X | l114; l G scrip l2612 G and %;
W So; do. pfd. 76s4; Alton and I II 5212; do: pfd.
IN: F W lll12; NJ and st. P g; do. ptd; 9534; M
933s: X and STD IS; NJ 1l61z; Reading IL;
Erie S51s; do. pfd. Sc; N 1875; w U Tel. 5274;
sos coupons 1862 ll015 do. 1864. 1918; do. 1865
1925 lO-SOs 1861; Treasury 7-2Os2O71s; and NJ
Certificates 353k
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FIRE IN RocKTowN.-The alarm Of fire
about O'clock, yesterday morning, was
caused by the burning of one Of the shanties
in Rocktown. We understand that the en-
gines did not go out as the conhagration
was beyond the city limits.
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SUR FOR DAMAGES.-An action Tor daih-
,ycs was tried before Esquire MATHEWS
Yesterday, somewhat singular in its eharae-
Ter. Miss ELLEN DoUGHERrN rented a
store from A. MILLER, in which she put
stock of millinery goods. During heavy
rain the water ran down through the roof OF
IN. building and destroyed, it rs alleged,
5000 worth of goods. Suit was brought
ag,inst Mr.. MILLER, and damages claimed
or The ground that it was his duty to Keep
tho building in good repair. The Justice
,,v. n verdict Cor the plaintiff, granting
manages in the sum Of $500.
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SELLING Goops by SANrLE.-An agent
h.,c,oino TO a New Norl, firm was picked
mn Yesterday for selling goods by sample
without a license. Two warrants were pun
up against him, and Judge FOSTER imposed
, sps Of $50 on each. Drummers who tail
to take out license viii get lint little sym
pathv from the Recorder.
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A Card 70 the Merchants, shippers, and
Travelling Community Generally.

Travelling Community Generally.
Having been aided by my friends, have pur-
chased the controlling interest Of the splendid
side wheel Steamer David White. 900 tons bur
den,) to be run as regular packet in the Nash
vile and New Orleans trade.
She is rated by the Board Of Underwriters as
first class steamer, upon which insurance can be
obtained at the lowest possible rates.
She has recently been hauled out on the ways at
Padueah. thoroughly oyerhauled and repaired.
Her hull is perfectly sound tight, strong and well
built, and her machinery is in splendid working
order and good condition. She has a beautiful
cabin, finely furnished. with all the necessary con-
veniences for the comfort of passengers.
1 have selected the most skilfull and expert
enced men for officers. whose habits Of sobriety
will recommend them fayorably to the travelling
public.
The White presents superior inducements 20
passengers and shippers, as she is not only good
and fine but one of the fastest boats on the West
ern waters.
Ny best endeavors shall be made at all times to
render general satisfaction to the patrons of the
boat. Respectfully,
oct 22-1m II. B. SHAW, Master.
To COnsumptives.-The Advertiser. having
been restored to health in few weeks, by a very
simple remedy. after having suffered several years
with q severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease. Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the
prescription used, Gree of CHARGE with the direc-
tons forpreparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, &C. The only object Of the adver-
IL n l.. - . L.
afflicted. and spread information which he con-
eeives to be invaluable; and hopes every sufferer
will try this remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
/ address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings county. New York
Oct23-ly
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WILLIAM MARKS and man named So
LINsKY were before the Recorder yesterday
for using language calculated to provoke a
breach Of the peace. They were fined SO
apiece.
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Personal V. X. STEVENSON
formerly President Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad, and Hon. CHARLES READY
were In the city Yesterday.
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T III E CITY
RATEs OF ADVERTISING.

The proPrietors Of the morning papers Of this
city for the purpose Of establishing uniformity in
the rates Of advertising, have agreed upon the
GLOWING table Of charges, and obligate them
from this date:
rt.y LINES OR LEss To CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
S,,,,ro aav. 81 GO-oach add'l insertion 50
sg1arc / week, 50-each add square,. ~
S,,,,rc > yrecls 6 (sl-each addl square,. 2 50
Squares weeks. s 0O-each add square, ~
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COME and examine our fine stock Of Fall
and Winter dress goods, shawls, cloaks,
blankets boots and shoes, etc, etc, which is
compelled to be sold by the first of January,
on account of dissolution of the firm.
G.. RICE & CO.,
oct3O-Im 50 College street.
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THE MASONIC TEXT Book OF TENNEs-
SEE, containing Monitorial Instructions in
the Degrees of Entered Apprentice; Fellow
Craft; Master Mason and Past Master.
Also, brief Digest of the leading Prin-
ciples of Masonic Jurisprudence Forms of
Masonic Documents; Masonic Trials, etc
Compiled and and arranged under the su-
pervision of a special committee, appointed
by the NJ. w. Grand Lodge Of Tennessee
Price 81 90. Sold by
| W. C. COLLIER,
No. 81 Union street, Nashville, Ten
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MEDICAL BOoKs.-WM. GAMBLE & Co,
Stationers, 26 North Cherry street, have a
large stock of medical books. Students
supplied at publishers rates. ct
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For choice Groceries, Preserves, Jellies
Fresh Fruits, canned bottled, Wines, Bran
dies, and indeed any ofthe delicacies offered
in the New York market, can be found at
Tor-rEN's, Mes. 81 and 90 College street,
Nashville. Oct2l-tf.
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THERE was considerable animation in the
cotton market yesterday. The receipts were
quite liberal and sales brisk. The market
closed at 32c.
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Special Notices. 2lc line.ior tlhe W. anu JUG
for each additional insertion.
session. - -. "a . 49,,
-Advcrtisements inserted longer than 3 months
fen1 Ia nor cent will be deducted from the second
ouarter Is from the third, and ~ per cent. from
IL. lnnrIh nnaricr.
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SELLING OUT!l-On account Of the dis
solution of copartnership, the entire stock of
goods at reduced prices, at
G. RICE C. Co.'s,
oct3O-lm 50 College street.
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WRITING PAPERS AT New YORK PRICES.
WA. GAMBLE & Co, &c North Cherry
street, are sole agents for the Excello Mill
Writing Papers, and are selling them at the
mill price by the ream or case. ct
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New York Cotton Market
New York Market.

[By Telegraph
New York, Nov 2-Cotton heavy; 3SJlc for
middling upland, 4O1& do. New Orleans.
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SALE OF THE ORPHAN ASYLUM PROPER
rY.-This property was bought at the sale
Yesterday by DIR. T. A. ArcHIsoN. Inc
nrice mid was S.. 100.
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FALSE ALARM.-Thers was false alarm
Of fire about o'clock last evening.
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The cotton market was very brisk yesterday.
There was an increased activity on the part of
buyers. The market closed at 32c.
The following are the transactions reported
during the day: "
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MONETARY AND COHHERGIlL.
IfFIeE oE The UElos AMP Ansn BIC.

MoSETAEY-GOld opened in New York yes
day at AZ; was 1861 At 1l.S0; l46z at 1880
1865 at 2P.N.. and closed at 1479s at4P. n. Bro
kers here were paying rs and were holding at
~.
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Juvenile BASE BALL MArcH'-Ihe
match Of base ball, yesterday, between the
oceola and Forrest clubs, resulted in favor
OF the Forests
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Frxrp.-CuARLE MORLEY, agent for
several parties owning lots in West Nash
Vile, was yesterday fined ~ for d'sorderly
conduct in eioctiug certain negroes who had
souatted on the premises.
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I. g. DUSstNGTON " Co.
Tai0n and iaierieaa.
Juuv WALLACE A Co. Dispatch.
pogERTs. WATrEHsoN * PURytS,
Repuaficaa hummer.
JAMES T. BELL, y Co,
DdiiV Gazette.
PREss AND TIMES Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wines!, - From the LoNGwoRTH Viney ards
and Wine House. Cincinnati
W. 2. q T. P. ANDERSON,
Propriet0rs.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling CataSsb',
Dry Cafawba, Isabella, efe.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and b0quet are excelled By
nohe-either native or foreign.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03

MISREPRESENTATION EVANS was tried
before Esquire PATTERSON yesterday for
misdemeanor, and fined $40 and costs.
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AKCHER CHEaTHAM & Co.
KLINE & SHERMAN.
Z. B. CHEATHAM & Co.
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FOR SALE or RENT.

THE BUILDING NOW Occupied BY THE
i subscriber rs a Saloon and Dwelling, situated
on the corner Of Broad and High streets, and
nearly opposite the Nashville and Decature Pas
sengcr Depot. This Is ona Of che best stands In
the city tor this or any other kind OF business.
and the owner having determined to remove %
New Orleans. the property viii be sold at a great
sacrifice. Apply 10
Oct&}-2wa VI. Il. GALUEhANs
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TAXED WITH THE rs-Mr. ConEN'
VINO keeps a clothing store on South Mar
ks, street had a negro named FRANK
1op,,soN arrested for disorderly conduct.
JOHNSON in turn had CouEN arrested for
The same offence. Al the trial yesterday
hefore the Recorder, the negro was dis
,h,rred and Mr.. c. taxed with the casts in
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov 2-The money market is
steady at los per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
l09gl0954. Gold is shade lower, opening at l47,
declining to i4554, and closing at HIS.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-Sales Of s. hhds. tobacco,
with an advance on Tugs 25@50; good leaf 81 90;
Superfne -four 50 5000 y. Wheat, new red
81 IS. Corn mixed in bulk 75c. Oats 55e in
bulk Mess pork S32 clear sides l9; shoulders
l6 Lard in tierce lac. Whisky 81 3. The
river is four feet six inches by the canal mark,
and rising slowly. Weather clear.
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DIRECTORS.
r. NJ. BISHOP, of X. NJ. Bishop & Co.
THEO. COOK. President Chamber of Commerce.
JOSEPH o. BUTLER, Prest Of Lafayette Bank.
HUGH MCBIRNEY, Of Mckinney x Co.
l.. r. HULL. Of Addy, Hull & Co.
A. s. WINSLOW, of Winsl0w x smith.
BRIGS SWIFT. Of Briggs swift x Co.
CHARLES RULE. Of G. Rule * Co.
Q. NJ. BUCHANAN, Of Buchanan K Co.
ADOLPH WOOD, Of AdOlph Wood Co.
JAMES s. WISE, Nashville Packet Company.
LA HARRIS Mayor Of Cincinnati.
TEIOS. SHERLOCK. President
WIN. II. cassidy. Vice President.
This Company is now prepared to transact a
general Fire and Marine Insurance business
throughout the State Of Tennessee.
X. &. McNAIRY, Agent.
Policies issued on frst-elass Brick Dwellings Tor
five years, at a material reduction on yearly rates
sepl5-6m
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Tur MArcu GAME BETWEEN THE NASH
WIZ Ann SroNEwALL BASE BALL CLuns.
The match game between these rival
climbs for the championship, took place yes
,eriav. the Stonewall winning the victory.
The Stonewall scored eighty-one the Nash
willie forty.
The victors bat was presented to the
champions 10y Miss NJ BARR'in a very neat
little speech as follows;
lf,mlcrs o5ile Victorious CAB: Ga behalf
of Mr.. Luck, present You this handsome
lat "a a manifestation OF our appreciaiiof
~ your victorious endeayors. Each club
and every member Of both clubs have on
bcst wishes. Vet both clubs cannot be vac
,ors ON this occasion. On this bat you wal
ind engraved the word " Champion, as ihl
,..me decides the championship OF on
county. Accept this, aud prize II. IL !
wei deserved, and brayely won. Miu
many wishes for your future success ans
h,nnincss, | bid Won aa rero,r.
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Administrators Sale.
HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA.
A LARGE AND VALUABLE
PLANTATION FOR SALE,
Consisting Of Some Ten DiaereRt
Il 4 II NJ =.

TO-WIT: THE PLACE KNOWN as
THE EAST PLACE. 617 ACRES.
THE ALLISON PLACE. 100 ACRES;
THE HOME PLACE. $40 ACRES;
THE COSBY PLACE. 20 ACRES;
THE HOBBS PLACE. I6O ACRES,
THE KEY PLACE. 17g ACRES;
THE BURDALL PLACE. 30 ACRES;
TAE BRADFORD PLACE. 400 ACRES;
THE ELLIS PLACE. leo ACRES;
THE CLEVELAND PLACE. 90 ACRES.
These lands. or large part Of them lie Immediately
West OF Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama.
and within two miles Of the city. The most
Of them are fertile, and all Of them are healthy.
The Haun, the Bradford. and the Clcaveland
places lie within two or three miles Of Huntsville
The Others lie from four 70 eight miles.
We invite purchasers to come and see. Any
one in Huntsville viii direct the inquirer % these
lands
Also. A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT in
Huntsville.
TEMs-A credit Of one and two years. with
customary security. These lands will DO sold az
the Courthouse door in huntsville, on the First
Monday in December next. az public out
| cry. PAUL l.. JONES. Admir-.
| Oct2l-2W of A. II. Jones. dec H.
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SALES.
BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
AND TS!!!
al Nom TGrn5Ee Property.
Valuable Plantation and ether
Cotton Lands.

rVHE ENTIRE REAL ESTATE Of THE
1 late Thomas Nancy. deceased. consisting OF
sOlc Of the most desirable locations, both lor
business and dwelling houses In the city Of NASH
vile, together With one Of the finest Cotton Plan
tatious on the Mississippi riyeF, and other Lands
In the State Of arkansas and Mississippi, is now
offered for sale.
For further particulars apply TO
DIR. ". b. Nancy, Executor.
Corner of Union and Cherry sts.. Nashville.
Tennessee. Ioctls-lm
FOR SALE.
A LARGE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
~ contnine elven rooms besides store rooms,
pantry. aud cellar, also. two story brick Kitchen,
and other out houses, two F0Od eistGrns, all situ
ated on an elevated let, fronting 2l3 feet on the
Gallatin Pike. and running back 30 Ct % an
alley. The whole premises handsomely decorated
with Shru5bery aud eyergreens, and choice col
lection OF fruit trees grape vines etc. within i've
minutes walk Of the Suspension Bridge.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON * SMITH.
Oct11-3w Agents