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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-23
VOLUME XXXIII.
BEN. BUTzER PROM A DEMOCRATIC
POINT OF VIEW.

From the Speech in New York City. last week, Of
the Hon. JACK RODGERs, Of New Jersey.l
They were told by that leading Radical,
General BuTLER--[ [hisses don't hiss him
he is brave and glorious General, you
know? ICries Of Gle stole the money Of
New Orleans."1 No matter, he went there
for the peoples good. But was like King
WILLIAM when he invaded England, and
said he came for the peoples good. He was
answered he came for all their goods. Some
one has sung or Gen. BUTLER:
General BUTLER was q soldier brave
And n soldier brave was he,
Bat he had for silver spoons
A partiality. Great laughterl
In answer to some question from the
crowd, the speaker said he referred TO the
great military feat of blowing the bulkhead
out Of the Dutch Gap Canal. NAPOLEON
said to his soldiers that forty centuries
looked down on them from the pyramids,
but he would like TO know how many CEN
turies look down on the martial figure of
BUTLER as he stood that day on the top Of
The bulkhead Of that great Institution the
Dutch Gap Canal. HOMER had sung of
ACHILLES and the siege Of Troy, but still
many doubted If ACHILLES ever existed.
But no scholar IN the future would ever be
puzzled TO find when BUTLER lived, for
Gen. GRANT has bottled and corked him in
Immortality. From the crowd-"What
of Fort Fisher7"l Well, he was proving
before the committee that Fort Fisher could
not be taken, when the thunder Of its guns
announced its fall. He found fault with
GRANT for having paroled prisoners, but he
never paroled any himself 4 voice: "Be-
cause he never took any,"
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InfOFmatiOa in the United states Cia-
cult COuFt for the Middle District Of
Tenneasee. OefOber Term. 1856.

No 1886 United States W. packages Whisky
WHEREAS, HORACE %. HAkRIsON. ESQ,
Attorney 10 ? the United States for said District
hath filed his information Ia anid Court, ~ we'll
on behalf Of the United states a. Of III. L. Nor
YELL Collector. &C.. and 0f ali persons concerned
agalnst two packages. lone barrel and gns kegj
alleging nmOng other things, that said whisky
was seized at Nashville, IN the district aforesaid
In the hands of George Lariug. a. forfeited 10 the
United States under the act Of Congress. entitled
IAN act b provide lDtsFnal revenue % support
the Government, - pay interest on tha public
debt. and for other purpoass, Approved June
Both, 1854 and the act amoudatOTy thereof. ap-
proved March 3, 1865
Vow. therefore, 10 obodionce.to the m9Dlfi0n 81
the Court 10 me directed aud delivered. j DO here.
By give public notice % al persons claiming said
properly, o. knowing or having anything 70 says
why the same should not be condemned or iQr-
feited. that they be and appear psigre saia tif-
cult Court b be held az the Federal Court
Room" iH tbs Capitol. in The city Of Nashville
on the 15th day Of October, 1866. then aEd thsfs
~ iH'''' z. r. GLAsCOCK.
septg-IH y. 8. Marshal, H. n r.
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WANTED-AGENPS

OK TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PER
. fs1 Month. Agents wanted to sell ttre- reif-
brated - COMMON SENSE FAMILY SFWING
MACHINE price SIS. The Maehine uill stitch.
hem, fell. tuck. bind braid and embFoiaer Tie
rloth cannot be pulled apart. even afteF erery
third stitch Is cut Every Machine warranted for
three years Services 0f disabled Confederases
connection With books. but pay Amnch larger uer
cent For terms. address ~ Al Franklin, Simpson
CoaEty, kentucky. 80
s. u. ToLIvRR 4 Co.
y27-wsl' 0enl. Agents for the South
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carr. sENMErs TURNED EDIroR-TI

Cart. SENIMErs TURNED EDIToR.-The
Mobile advertiser and Rcgisier sayss
We clip the following announcement from
our young contemporary, the GascttG OF
yesterday
Admiral RAPHAEL SEMMEs having pur-
chased one-third interest in the 0sn5iic, be-
comes a joint proprietor from to-day. lie
has also assumed the duties and response
bilities of editor. We have, also, the satis-
faction Of announcing that the services Of
PENBLEnoN COI.sroN, Esd, Judge Advo-
cate Of the Confederate navy, during the war,
have been secured ~ assistant editor"
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THE GREAT DIURETIC

ltA DISEASES OF Thk
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
RISLEY's EXTRACT BUCH u,
ms aEsr KNOWS RENEDx IN UNIVERSAL UsE
A Ii WHO HAVE OCCASION FOR A REM
"A EDI Of tAis kind, and Physicians Espe-
cially. invited 20 compare the size and price.
as well as the streagth and efficacy, Of RISLEY 5
RtcHu with that Of any other PRESERVATION.
HARRAL RESI.EH a TOMPkENS.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
Ia Chambers st.. and Hudson 81. New York.
PRnrRIrrORs.
For sale by , kNlN A PENDLEToN,
sepll-d2w - Public Square. Nashville.
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Information in the "a reuit Court Of The
United States. for the Middle District

No. l0Sl. United States ". Barrels ofVYhisky.
WHEREAS. HORACE III. HARRISON. ESQ.
Attorney Of the United States fer said DISTRICT
hath hled his Information sn said Court as well
On behalf Of the United States as Of H. 4. Nor
vel, Collector, &c., and Of all persons eoncered
against four barrels Of whisky. alleging among
other things that said whisky was seized ia Nash
vile, in the District aforesaid in the hands Of
d0nn Reid, as being forfeited 20 the United States
under the act Of CONGRESS entitled An act 70 pro-
VIDE internal Revenue % support the Govern
ment, 70 pay interest on the Public Debt and for
other purposes, approved June so. 1861, and the
act amendatory thereof, approved March q 1855.
Nov, therefore, in obedience 20 the mOniti0n Of
the COurt % me directed aud delivered. do here
by give public notice 70 al persona claiming said
property, or knowing or having authority % say
Why the same should rot be condemned as for
teited, that they be and appear before the said
Circuit Court. 10 be held IN the Federal Court
Room. in the Capitol in the city Of Nashville, on
the 10th day Of October, 1866 then and there TO in
terpOsc their claims. f. r.. GLASCOCk.
sepS-l4t u. s. Marshal NJ ID. r.,
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"HEREAsR ROBERTA. cox, Administrator
w az the estate Of james Roberts. JF.. deed
has ssgrested b. the Clerk of the c0guty Court
N jackson county. Tennessee. the insoiVancy of
clerk that the administrat1r proceed 10 advertise
the snme ID ssu1e neEspaper in the state q Ten
uessoc add a. the house door IN the toua u
dainsborp for al persons having claims agaiast
said estate 70 Ole them with sad clerk. o. ba.
fore the a day o. February, ISL. properly au-
thonticated for pro rsifu disiribati0n All arraon
having claims eEainst SAID estate. are hereby no
tiAei % ile them AZ required in the above order,
Or they will b. lofager barrea
r. A. cox.
Administrator of said k.faia.
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OFFIcB TENNESSEE AND Pacific r. r COMPANY.
NASHVILLE, August 25. 1886.
25 Union street.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR A
Preliminary Survey, with Instruments, OF
that portion Of the road which Is between the
cities of Nashville and Knoxville. Tennessee.
The road must be surveyed on two lines and the
report must embrace all necessary information in
regard 70 the character the country is resources
the distances intervening grades and Obstrueti0ns.
the cost of construction aud be accompanied by
plans and profile views Of the several routes.
Tho Engineers must state the sun for (which the
work will be constructed and all proposals must
be filed at the Office by the FIRST Of October.
J. ID. b, DEB0W. President.
JoHS ERkMAK. Chm'n Ex. Com.
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E.R. GLAscOCK.
seps-14t q. s. Marshal M. u. T.
IOfOrmatiOn in the Circuit COurs OF the
United states for the Middle Distrfet


No. 1858 United States vs.. four barrels Whisky.
WHEREAS. HORACE II. HARRISON, ESQ,
Attorney Of the United States for said Distries
hath hled bis Information in said Court a. we'll az
veil, Collector. &c. and Of all persons Concerned
against (4 four barrels whisky, alleging, among
other things. that said whisky was seized IN ash-
vile, in the district Aforesaid in the hands Of II
Z. Hardwick as being forfeit 10 the United Statos
under the act Of Congress entitled "an set to pro-
vide internal revenue b support the Government
to pas interest on the public debt. and for ether
purposes" approved June S0th, 1854, and the act
amendatOry thereof. approved March 81, 1885.
Now, therefore, in obedience tG tho monitiun Of
the Court 70 me directed and delivered / DO here
by give public notice to all persons claiming said
property, or knowing or having anything 81 say
Why tie saiae should not ho condemned ~ for
teited, that they DO aud appear before the said
Circuit Court, to be held in the Federal Court
Room. in the Capitol, in the city of Nashville. on
the l5th day Of October. 1856, than and there 10
interpOSe their claims. ~. n. GLASC0Ck.
sens III 4 Marshal nj Id r.
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=. r. GLAsCOCK.
U. B. MaEahal. M. p. n


VNTHEREAS. ROBERT A. cox Administra-
w Ter of the estate d siias c. CaFuWcil. dec'd
has suggested 10 the Clerk of the County Courf 81
jackson county, Tennessee. ne Insolvency of said
estate; u ges therefore, ordered. BY said clerk.
that the administrator proceed - advertise the
same IN some Newspaper in tho state u Tennessee
and ~ the court house door IN tbs t0Wn sfaaius-
b0r0, Tor aH persons having claims against said
eslate q 1le them With said clerk. or beisrB
the SD day Qf February, ls17, properly autheutl-
Gated for pro r1a disi sifibuiioa. Aii persons haV-
iuE claims against said estate are hereby
notified 70 Gle them required IN the above order
r. A. cox.
Administrator q said Estate.
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OIL CAKE MEAL.

TWTS TRULY VALUABLE FOOD FOR
1 Stock, and especially for milch cows. is now
manufactured and for sale in this city at the Oh.
FACTORY, on Broad street, near the corner OF
Mclcmore.
B0USSIOGALr, the distinguished Agricultural
Chemist estimates the nutriment Of one pound Of
meal equal TO three pounds Of corn one pound
of oil meal equal TO nine pounds OF wheat bran;
one pound Of oil meal equal 20 ten pounds o.
hay. Certificates Of dairynen and others can be
shown. that by its use for few weeks the guam
tity of milk can be doubled. Oxen, hogs, sheep,
and poultry as well As mules and horses. eat IL
J. PLUNkET a co.
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Information In the United states Cir
euit Court for the Middle District OF

No. l0S2 United States vs.. barrels Of whisky
WHEREAS, HORACE IN. HARRISON, At
torney Of the United States for said district hath
Med his Information in said Court, as well AZ on
behalf OF the United States Of II. L. Noryell.
collector. etc, and Of AL persons eoncerns against
three barrels OF whisky, seized in the handa of
Gabriel Cooper alleging among other thinrs ttsf
said whisky was seized in Nashville, in the dis
trlet Aforesaid, as being forfeited 70 the United
States under the act OF Congress entitled An act
20 provide internal revenue % support the Gov
eminent, % pay Interest on the public debt. and
for other purposes" Approved June 30. 1sj4 and
the act amendatory thereof approved March 5,
Now. therefore. in obediance to the mention of
the Court, to me directed aud delivered, i do
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property, or knowing OF having anything 10
say why the same should not be condemned as
forfeited, that they be and appear before said Cir
cult Court, 70 be held In the "fsdernl Court
Room" in the Capitol. in the city Of Nashville on
the 18th day Of October, 1886. then and there 10
intorpOse their claims.
ER. GLASCOCK,
stnf A. y
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s,. z 3; aEAscoqE, E,
Information ln Circuit Court Unlted
States, for the Middle District OF Ten


No. 1885, The United States vs.. e Barrels Whisky.
WHEREAS. HORACE II. HARRISON, ESQ.
Attorney Of the United States for said District,
hath filed his Information In said Court. as well
on behalf Of the United states ~ Of II. L. Nor
vell Collector ku., and Of al persons concerned.
against two barrels Of whisky. alleging among
other thi8gs that said whisky was seized in the
hands Of It. j. Ware, In Nashville. IN the District
aforesaid a. Forfeited % the United States undcr
the act q Congress entitled, An Act % provide
Internal Revenue n support the a0y0rumcnt. 10
pay interests on the Public Debt, aud other gur-
poses approved June 30. 1864. and the act
amendat0ry thereof, approved March 3, lsa3.
Now. therefore. in obedience % the monitien of
the Court, 10 mo directed and delivered. II %
hereby give public notice % an persons claiming
said property, or knowing Or having anything ~
say Why the same shoul p not be condemned e. for
Court b be held IN the FEDERAL Ccart Room ir
the Capitol IN the city Of Nashville the 18th Of
day Of October next, then and there t9 ilteFpose
their claims. ". II. GLASCQCk,
sep8-lit IT,. Marshal. M. d. T.
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Information An the Cireuit Court Of fhe
Unlted states for the Middle District

No. l0s4 United States vs. barrels Whisky.
WHEREAS, HORACE IL. HARRISON. ESQ.
Attorney Of the United States for said District
had hled his information In the said Court, as
well on behalf Of the United States as nl II. l.
Norvell, Collector. &C., against barrels Whisky,
seized In the hands Of Charles McCslet. alleging
among other things that said whisky was gniIed
at Nashville In said district, as being forfeited to
the United States under the Act Of Congress. en-
titled "AH Act % provide Internal revenue 70
support the Government b pay interest on the
public debt, and for other purposes" approved
June 80. 1864, and the act amendatory thereof
approved March 3 1865.
Now, therefore. in obedience TO the monilion of
the Court TO me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice 70 ali persons claiming
said property or knowing or having anything tu
say why the same should not be condemned a.
forfeited, that they be and appear before said
Circuit Court, 10 be held In the Federal Court
Room. in the Capitol In the city Of Nashville. on
the 18th day Of October, 1860. then and there 20
r. R, GLAsc0CK,
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LOUIS NAroLnoS, il Is autographed from
Paris are about 10 have an interview.
There must be some new mischief alooi-
some new project probably for enabling the
bic fishes 10 swallow up what Of the little
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NIrHERKAs, A. y. ID. WALKER. Adnslnis-
w trasar ~ tha estate q A. ". Carson, deed.
has suEeesicd % the Clerk q the caunfy C0ufl ~
Jacksau county. Ieunclsce, TIE insolvency oi ttid
estate. q eas therefore. ordered hY Sad clerk.
that the admlnatr1tur proceed O. advertise tho
same In some Newspaper IN ihe et4te ~ Iennes
see. and at thc c1urf-hQuHc door ln f1e town oi
Gsineshoro. OR ali persons having cl1lmz against
said estate ~ Gle thcm Hith sad clerk, oneF b.
loFr the iilh day ol February. 1857. properly tu-
thealiraicd for pro rssia istrihuilon All Hur1ls
Anging claims araints sai estate hereby n1lif-
81 fo aie them ~ requirei in The shove order. 81
"A. J.. .B. WALKER.
Administrator Of szid kslalo
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IN ,bort time / hope 70 have he he,

IN snort Ahlc AAOPe 70 naNo tue AZ
counts al properly arranged, so as 70 show
in detail the expenditures have made
am pleased 20 state, sir, that the pros
lest Cor business over this road is decidedly
good.
The receipts Of the road for the first is
days, from 18th 10 3lst of August, ave
ragged over four hundred dollAH day. /
feel confident sir, that the Income Of This
road viii. ere long, be sufficient TO pay cur
rent expenses, make necessary improvements
along the line and meet the interests due TO
the State. l have the honor 10 be your obe-
dient servant GB0. T. LEWIS,
Reoeiver Nj. c. & l.. II. r.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Information in the Circuit Court OF she
United states. for the Middle District
OF Tennessee, OetSber Term. 1856.


No. iuot, 1 nitett states Vs- "a Barrels Whisky.
WHEREAS. HORACE IT. HARRISON. ESQ.
ATTORNEY OK the United staics for said District
hath hlcd bis information in said Court as wellNn
behalf Of the United States as Of H. r. Norveil
Collector. Ne. ard Of az persons concerned
aeaiust - barrels Whisky, distilled by james
Brown. Vim. Brown and Gcorec Brown. In Camp
bell county. Tenn, seized ia the hands Of W. 81
A. Murtan and Mm. stanley. alleging. among
ether things. that sand Whisky was seized az
Nashville, IN said District rs being forfeited 10
the nited states under the act Of Congress cnti-
tied An Act 70 provide Internal Revenue 10
95sItI 9sIt,9Iy t5e uos sefnment 60 pay interest on the
Public Debt and tor other purposes" Approved
approved March 8 1855.
Now. therefore, in obedience to the monitior Of
the said Court 70 me directed and delivered 40
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything To
say Why the same should not be condemned as
forfeited that they be and appear before the said
Circuit Court, to be held in the Federal Court
Room. in the Capitol. in the city Of Nashville on
tho 18th day Of October then and thore to inter
pose their claims. X. r. GLASCOCk.
septS-lit H. Is. Marshal NJ Id T
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[HuntsvilIe Tndependent cony month";
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0NHE NEXT. SESSION WILL COMMENCE
i on Monday, the Sd of September. The
retired and healthful situation affords advantages
for study, Unsurpassed by any place in the State.
Price of board, tuition, washing, fuel and lights.
Sl25 per session of twenty weeks, payable in ad
vance. The students are required to furnish their
own towels and bed cover, including sheets and
pillow slips. aul0-3m
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THE Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tmos says .s

1hE Washington orrespohueht OF the
Chicago TRs says .s
The Government, or rather Mr.. STANTON,
made bad speculation in buying FoRD's
theatre, on Tenth street, the scene Of Mr..
LINCoI.Ns taking off, The Building was
strong and substantial one, and would
have stood for hundred years as a theatre.
But, massive a. tie walls were, they were
never designed TO bear the vast weight Of
the three additional brick and iron floors
which Mr.. STANTON very foolishly insisted
on having put in, wherein % store his ar
chives" Of the rebellion. The consequence
was, that the walls succumbed to the pres
sure, and hogan 20 crack and give way. To
avoid a tumble down Of the whole house,
Mr.. STANTON has had the front wall taken
down, and il is 70 be built up in a more
massive style But Il Is evident that the
side walls are now bearing too much weight,
and, if they continue 10 bulge out, they, too,
will have 20 be taken down. In ine, after
spending some half million Of dollars
upon the odi6oe, the whole concern will
probably have 70 be taken down.
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ttuiun aud smtsieaa.
GENERAL LEES APPLICATION FOR
PARDON INTERESTING CORRES-
pONDENCE

From the National Intel.igeneer.l
HEADQUARrERs ARMIES UNITED STATES,
WAsHISGroE. ID. C., June 20, lSG5.-GEN-
ERAL r. L. LEE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
GENERAL: Your communication of
date the 18th inst. stating the steps you had
taken after reading the Presidents procla-
nation Of the 18th ult, with the view Of
complying with its provisions, when you
learned that, with Others, you were 70 be IN
dicted for treason by the grand jury at Nor
folk; that you had supposed that the Off
GERS and men Of the army Of Northern Vir-
ginia were, by the terms of their surrender,
protected BY the United States Government
from molestation, so long as they conformed
70 its conditions; that you were ready 20
meet any charge that might be preferred
against You, and did not wish 70 avoid trial,
but that If you were correct as TO the pro-
lection granted BY your parole, and were
not 10 BE- prosecuted, you desired 10 avail
yourself Of the Presidents amnesty and proc
laniation, and enclosing sn application
therefor with the request that in that event
II be acted on, has been received and for
warded to the Secretary OF War, with the
following opinion indOrsed thereon
= IN my opinion, the officers and men pa
rolled at Appomattox Court House, and
cannot be tried for treason so long as they
observe the terms Of their parole. This is
my understanding. Good faith, az well
as true policy, dictates that we should
observe the condition Of that Convention.
Bad faith on the part Of the Government, or
construction Of that Convention subiecting
the officers % trial for treason, would pro-
duce feeling Of insecurity In the minds Of
all the officers or men. II 80 disposed they
might even regard such an infraction of
terms by the Government AS an entire release
from all obligations on their part. / will
state further that the terms granted by me
met with the hearty approval of the Presi-
dent at the time, and Of the country general
~. The action Of Judge UNDERWOOD in
Norfolk has already had an injurious effect,
and / would ask that he be ordered TO auash
all indictments found against paroled pris-
oners Of war, and to desist from the further |
prosecution Of them.
U. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
HEADQUARTERs ARMIES UNITED STATES !
June l6, 1S65.-This opinion. | am in
formeded is substantially the same as that |
entertained by the Government have
forwarded your application for amnesty and |
pardon TO the President, with the following |
Endorsement thereon:
Respectfully forwarded through the Sec |
rotary Of War 70 the President. with the |
earnest recommendation that this applica- |
tion Of General r. Z. LEE for amnesty and |
pardon may be granted. The oath Of allie |
glance required by recent order Of the Pres
ident does not accompany this, for the rea-
son, am informed by General ORn, the or
der requiring it had not reached Richmond |
when this was forwarded.
90. S. GRANT, Lieut.. General.
Headquarters Armies United States. June /
16, 1865"
Very respectfully,
Us. GRANT Lieut.. General.
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JoHS STUART Mil pnoaOunces Mr..
GLADSTONE the greatest Parliamentary
leader since the time Of the SrUAKEs. q
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Ihese bills must be paid One-halt IN advance
and tho remainder on the first Of February.
There is but enc Session. and pupils viii be
charged from entrance only, and no deductions
viii be made but for prOtracted cases Of illness.
Full particulars can be obtained from Circulars,
to be had on application.
RKFERENcEs-Rev. w. ]. Ellis, Hon. +. D.
FOgg Major Geo. r. Fairbanks, Nashville.
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
july29-2m
Huntsville Independent copy month";
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DAIRY FA II FO RENT

FVHIS FARM is ON THE WFST SIDE OF
Broad Street. lust in the edge of the city, and
cannot be eQualed where the renter desires to sell
the milk in the city. There are Forty Acres Of
Grass Pasture, all under new plank fence. The
Barn is 90 BY so feet with a II foot shed on three
Cdes capable of accommodating fifty cows, In
the Barn is good Grist Mill. with. Corn and Cob
Brusher and Cutting Knives attached. There is
also a comfortable FRAME COTTAGE. and n
neyer-failing WE'LL The Cistern attached TO the
Rcnt very Moderate. Apply to
sepll-lms - W. II. GORDON.