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w SLEEPING DOLLS,
CHINA DOLLS,
BEAt TIFTL TOYS. COMIC TOYS FUNNY
TOYS
chamber Sets, Parlnr Sets, Tea Sets, Gloves. Drsss
Caps, Ribbons, etc, Notion, Of every descri ot,o,
At WIN =. SHEDD'S, Iith street.
dc E-r seven doors above Penn avenue
CHRISTMAS PRESENTSI
~ At BOSWELJ'S NEW FANCY STORF
3O2 FINN. AVENUE. betwe en- 9th and lOth ..,
!. an be found besut;ful aud choice CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS such " "S
Ladies' Writing CAGES,
work Boxes. Com panfons
Glove Boxes. Dressing Cas.s
Portnonaies. China Ornaments. Toilet Artic,es
1nains, heckties. Nets for the Hair, Gloves
Also; an assortment Of fne Fancy Goods Motions.
DC, Why CnEAP. NERf CHAP de 10
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KoCHKIEs! GROCERIES,
CHEAPER THAN EVER
Brown Sugars IL to II cents q pound
White Coffee Sugar Is cents
Crushed and Grsn"lated Sugars II cents
Good Rio COT e % cents
Best White Bio g. cents
Ols Government Java Coffee ~ cents
Best Code Syrup SI.f5 gallon
Good Mnlarses rs cents gallon
Beet Pittsburgh Coal Oil 80 cents gallon
Also Choice Teas. Spices, RAisins, Currauts
Citrop. FiRs. &c. &c. st roportionst eiy low
rates, at the Grocery and Variety store of
WILLIAM F. GIVEN
de R-2t> Corner 18th and l. streets
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,

Jay Cooke & Co furHish the following
quotations OF Government securities:
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NTA TEMPERANCE MEETING WILL m
S held q Queens Hall, opposite the Nerth.
en- Liberty Market House. on TUESDAY EVEN.
ING. at o cleck. Good speakers will he nrasent
- ooofess IRE mecunR.
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fHBlSTMAS PkEsENTS AT MErZEROTT'S
~ MUSIC STORE
large selection Of beautifully boupd
Music Books And Music Folios, MusicEEs
Boxer and opera GLASSES. our OWE impor-tVTTVV
t.tIon intes, Niolins, Guitars, Accordeoas, Pr
Piano Stools and Covers
". g METIEROTT 90
3l- Pennsylvania avenue
S1Ie agents Tor Stelnways PIANOS aah "A m
& iiamiins CABINET ORGANS AZ 49,.
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FOB sALH-Ths BLACK HORSE lately owned
D, DR. snoot. or a Is young s0RRIE
ladies To drive. Aspiy to Or. DRAPER i2s Pa.
avenue. do l2-Sts
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CHBBS AND
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
CHINA VASES
ORNAMGNTS,
ROCK AND HOBBY HORsrS

And also state that In order to give hi customers
Increased advantages and facility in the exxmi IA
tloa OF my Stock Of Goods, have fitted, q much
trouble, large apartment in the second story
directly over my Store, where We will at Al, times
take great pleas urs la waiting upon those WHO may
Ladies who wish to avoid the usual crowd are
especially invited to make their selections a. early
a. convenient. dc ~ fa,
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

n
The best present we know Of for lady IL a
Wheeler & Wilson, Highest Premium, FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Unequ slled for their sim
phoity they make the lock stitch'. both sides of
the sewing being RIGHT SIDES
All sty les and prices. A beautiful assortment a,
the Agency. No. 800 Penna avenue. National
Hotel Building al. o..
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CBRISTMAS PRESENTS.

CHKISTMAS PRESENTS.
TOYS. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS.
LADIES WORK KOXES
WHITING DESKS
LADIES COMPANIONS.
w.., DRESSING CASES,
FINE FANCY GOODS,
For sale very cheap at
BOSwILLS FANCY STORE.
del5Iw 3O2 street nsar ,.th
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HOLIDAY HATS
Nov ready for the Holidays. O new otylel
Sill Hat, quite popular in NeG York eitv -
Together with new styles Of FELT and CLOTH
HATS Tor young men. boys. and children
b. II. eTINEQBTT, Halter.
de Eft 234 Penn. ave I'd door from Istb ~
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16


THE ISTERNKST OF THE DhAD-A Can rRoN
Mr.. NJ G. Corr0N.-- Eaiiors Uaion asal 4 e,eri.on,
As Chairman Of the Cemetery Committee Of the
City Council. have heard many complaints that
the Sexton had failed to inter the dead PROMPTLY.
and that corpsos were Ling around unbhriod in
the Cemetery. have made inquiry, and am as
sured by the Sexton. Mr.. p. II. MARLIN, thai be
has buried all the bodies brought to him as
promptly as possible. In some cases bodies have
been brought to the burying ground without any
previous order being left for grave, and in such
cases there was necessary delay. until the graves
could be prepared-whch, for grown person, is
about three hours
! respectfully suggest that graves be ordered
as soon as possible after DEATH and at least from
three to six hours before the corpse is carried out
for intcrment. Otherwise it is impossible for the
sexton % bury them at once / have directed
the sexton to permit no corpse to be removed
from the hearse, or other vehicle in which it is
carried 10 the Cemetery until the grave is pre-
pared. Those who do not wish to be detained
wiz, therefore, order the graves in time forthe
sexton TO have them ready BY the hour set for the
burial. If this is attended to. there will be no
cause Of complaint
would not trouble the public with this card.
if did not think injustice had been done faith
full officer m NJ. c. CoTToE,
Chairman Cemetery Committee.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16
The sfrIfe or rhree CIties.

From the n Y Daily News. August z9th.l
Along mooled question in musical circles has
recently been permanently settled TO the great
Satisfaction Of lovers of justice generally, and
especially to the delight ofSOutherners, who have
watched the long struggle with intense interest
Boston. New York and Baltimore have been the
eontending parties in this prolonged dispute
which was boldly inaugurated by Messrs. WM
kNABE 4 Co.. to determine whether the huh"
the metropolis Of the Monumental City. could
turn out the best American piano. The great
commercial city of Maryland can claim to lead.
And this decision has not resulted from any one
stated trial, but from a series Of thorough COM
important business centres Of the country. In
every instance parties opposed 70 the kNABE
piano" have been fairly beaten before an honest
committee, or have refused utterly 10 meet tho
issue and backed down in the face Of imminent
defeat This must settle the issue as fully as if
national convention bad decided it, and in the
future the South can boast OF manufacturing the
best piano Of the country. kNABE a. Co. have
been making these instruments for thirty years.
and their fame is nothing new; but other piano
concerns have sprung into existence meanwhile
claiming to beat the old house at its own trade
and contest with them was inevitable. Hence
the various trials as above.
People will have their preudlces in favor Of one
or another maker. and must be hunOred in them;
but an article so long tried as this-One that has
often proved superior and freely accorded this
palm by the best Judges Of Europe and America,
has certainly more than ordinary claims upon q
purchaser attention. Substantial. durable, hand
TO look at. delightful to listen to. keeping in
tune longer than any other known, having a deli,
cate touch and giving such quality and purity Of
tone as only knabe' can. we cannot but com
mend the universal verdict in their favor. The
great Southern house is again being extended to
meet the wants Of its immense and constantly in
ereasing business. and this triumphant success
overlapping quarter of a century, Is, alter all,
the true and indisputable test of worth.
A visit TO their elegant warerOons. No. 659
Broadway in this city, will demonstrate the supe-
Eiority Of these celebrated instruments still more
fully than any description which could be given
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CANDIDATES.
NLRKOE.

Mayor.
We arc authorized to announce w. Matt.
Brown as a candidate for reelection as Mayor,
at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce III. G. ScOVei
as a candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing election.
Aldermen.
We are authorized to announce Geo. :. Kim
ney as a candidate for reelection as Alderman
in the Second Ward.
We are authorized to announce James Sloan
as candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward,
at the ensuing Municipal election.
We authorized to announce A. ID. Creighton
as a candidate for reelection for Alderman from
the Fourth Ward at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce II. Ii. Cheat
ham as candidate for reelection as Alderman
Of the Fifth Ward at the ensuing election.
We authorized to announce Jas. a. Chiffon
as candidate for Alderman Of the Seventh Ward
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce DIR. &. A.
BrOdie, as a candidate for reelection as Al
derman for the Seventh Ward.
Councilman.
We are authorized to announce John COltart
as a candidate for Councilman from the First
Ward. at the ensuing Municipal election.
We are authorised to announce III. &. Jenkins
n candidate for reelection as Councilman from
the Second Ward.
We are authorized to announce Pat. walsh
as a candidate for Councilman, from the Second
Ward, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce Jas. M. Brien
as a candidate for reelection as Councilman from
the Third Ward.
We are authorized to announce n. J. Morris
as candidate a for Councilman, from the Third
Ward, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce DIR. Gee IL.
Reid as a candidate for Councilman. from the
Third Ward, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce L. w. Horn
as 4 candidate for recollection as Councilman of
the Third Ward at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce John Miller
AS a candidate for Councilman Of the Fourth
Ward, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce John LeII-
yetfe as a candidate for reelection as Council
man from the Fifth Ward at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce A. j. Duncan
as a candidate for recollection as Councilman from
| the Fifth Ward, at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce Phineas
Garrett as candidate for Councilman from
the Sixth Ward at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce INV. Wilson,
| as a candidate for Councilman CT the Sixth Ward
| at the ensuing election.
We authorizedIto announce Ii. =. Rhea, as a
candidate for Councilman of the Seventh Ward
| at the ensuing election.
WE arc authorized to announce w. ;. Donnt'
want as candidate for Councilman Of the
Seventh Ward. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce DIR. {. H
winston as a candidate for Councilman from
the Eighth Ward, at the ensuing municipal cleo
| ten.
VIZ are authorized to announce Martin &,
Cotton as a candidate for recollection as COun-
Gilman, from the Eighth Ward at the ensuing
| election.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16
BUSINESS COLLEGE.

FTHIS WILL OPEN EVENING
i SESSIONS. Monday evening, September
18TH with greater facilities than ever for impart-
ing a thorough business education
The public are invited to examine our course Of
instruction in accounts, embracing three sets Of
books and all forms Of business paper. The
course is not simply copying" but all the notes.
checks, drafts, account sales, accounts current,
balance sheets, cash statements etc, are written
out By the student and made as practicable as
pessibe together with Commercial Arithmetic.
Commercial Law Partnership Settlements, etc.
PENMANSHIP DEPARTMENTS under charge
Of Prof j. S. PRESTON one of the finest penman
afforded to those who wish to pursue this branch
exclusively.
Call at College, or send for specimen, circulars
ETC., addressing IL. 7. EAkHAkI,
sepS-d3t-wft Principal.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

SALr OF CoRn Woop.-Don't FORGET the sale Of
cord wood advertised 90 take place next Thurs
day. the 18th inst. at White BluG
PR Or Y ora FRUIr.-Buy your Fruit Cans
aud Glass Jars in any quantity. AZ the lowest
wholesale prices. J, W. WusoN a Co..
auls-im No. Il College Il.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

The CITY MARKET.-Tbe Mayors recent proc
lamation. taken in connection With the wild. ex-
aggerated rumors about the cholera, circulated
in the surrounding country, has had the effect to
keep from market the country people and buck
sters. and the market presents a great contrast to
what it was ten days ago. Housekeepers declare
II is no use going to market-"you can't buy any
TO eat" The probability is they can get all the
people require at this unhealthy period.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

Nashville Grocery and Produce Market
The market has experienced no change in prices
in the last twenty-fOur hours. Trade has been
moderate, the demand being principally local.
FLoUR-Is in good demand and prices remain
firm: Holders are not inclined TO push sales. We
quote as follows; superlne new $40 5Ogll; extrl
Sl1 509l2 50: family. $l3gl4. and fancy, Si4 5o@
family, $40 O091l 50, and fancy Sll 50@l3 co.
WHEAT.-Arrivals moderate, and prices firm.
We quote, 81 1902 20 fer red; 90 az 10 for NJ ed
iterranean; 50 SOAP Is for amber and goldena
chat, and 81 2592 80 for white.
BACON.-Searee. Prices hrm, and tending up
ward. We quote sides 225<92S; hams, plain. ~
(923; shoulders lS1z9l9. E
CoFFEE.-Stoek good and prices full. We quote;
Common to good 261z92TI4c; good to fair, ZI199
Bzz fair to prime 99SOe; and strictly choice &c
SUGAR.-Prices firm, with an active demand.
Cuba at l31I9 141zc; Porto Rico, 159l91xc; De-
marara, I76g 1916; New Orleans lS9lS15; G extra,
I75zGlSc; C yellow, l61z@lS14; b coffee, lSglS1zc;
coffee, 1S1Se standard hards. 2Oc.
LARD.-Drooping, and transactions quite light.
We quote: fierce &149 23l5 keg A925.
LIQUoRs.-There is 8 good demand for liquors;
Whisky, Bourbon. So Coca SO; Robertson County
$275@500; Common 81 25@250 Brandy. French
5000; Catawba Brandy S596; Ginger Brandy
81 5095: Apple Brandy 500; Peach Brandy
"a 7595 25s Wine. Malaga, 81 5O@5; Wine sher-
SMT-Active. and prices firm. We quote: I
bushel barrels "a 50; 5 bushel barrels s. ..
CkNDLEs-Stocks heavy, with a brisk demand
for star. We quote: Star. light weight Ec; sum
mer mould l5Iz@l61Sc, and parahne 40e45c.
MOLAssES AND SYRUPS--There has been little
or no demand for these articles, with large sup
plies on the market. Porto Rico S0e@@$l %
New Orleans 81 0561 .; Cuba 75@90c. Balti-
more q gal 9O0Sl 10 Golden 81 1901 40
HIDEs-Green, Solo; Green Calf lie; Green
salted, &c; Sailed Calf, 16e Flint. l218@l615
GRAIX.-COrn in store S5c@Sl 70. Oats, clean'
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE,
At AUCTION.

ON A CREDIT OF FROM ONE TO TEN
~ years. so acres Of land, divided into lots suit
able for Suburban Villas.
On Tuesday, Oct. 9. 1866, at IL o'clock, on the
premises we will sell to the highest bidder, that
splendid property belonging to THos. ]. Foster.
situated mile and a quarter from the City imme-
diately beyond where the old tOll-gate was on the
MurfreesborO Pike, extending to the lands Of the
late EDWARD TRABrE. The tract fronts both on
the Murfreesboro and Stone River Pixies COM
mands splendid view of the City and surround
ing country. and Is unsurpassed for locality soil
good. All who desire splendid homes, close to
the City particularly invited TO attend the sale.
COLLATION. free. Omnibuses leave our Office ut 10
o'clock AN. j. L. AR. w. BROWN, Ag'ts.,
sep ll-tds 3315 Union Street.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

SENu-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE rESNessEF
COUNTRY PREss.-rhe semi-aunuRl meeting Of
The Tennessee Country Press Association viii
take place AZ The City Hotel. Nashville, on Mon
dav The Isl day OF October, at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ
It's very desirable that the entire Country Press
az Tho state should be represented on the ecca-
sion. and the earnest request l. made that a dele
gate from each ofIcc be in attendance. As there
will be matters af n common interest y the kaily
and Country Press before the Association, the for
mer Is cordially Invited q participate IN the
business Taos BoYEgs. President.
HUNTER NICHOLSON. Secretary.
The renncssce press viii please copy ppti aay
Of Meeting
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SPLENDID -
CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION,
AT AUCTION,

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT
Id August Term, in the case of W. W. Allen, ct
ais VS.. David NJ. Allen. ct ais, we will, in con-
junction with p. L. NiehOl County Court Clerk,
on the premises. at II o'clock, the
Sd of October, 1866,
sell to the highest bidder the following described
street. Of the subdivision Of Lot No. Il. fronting
% feet inches on Broad. and running back l54
feet separated from the Central Hotel by a 10
foot alley-the whole lot covered BY fine store
house. three stories high, with good basement
This splendid property Is in free territory. Also
lot on South Market street, (which Is also Tree
territOry) No. 1885, fronting . feet, more or less.
on Market street. and running back halt way %
College street by parallel lines. and adjoining the
property occupied by b. aughn, containing frame
dwelling AID grocery store. Also, lot on the east
side of Cherry street, in South Nashville. Begin
ming st G. II. Conger's, n. W. corner, and running
nOrthwardly with Cherry street So feet, and
running through 20 College street. with what was
formerly Mrs. Nebbetts' line. thence Southwark
IL S31S feet 10 the Conger lot thence 20 the be-
ginning with good brick dwelling, rooms: and
also lots in the Barrow Grove property, los. g
and 49, each lot fronting s. feet on Cherry street,
and running back at right angles to a l6 foot
alley, with q small log and frame House.
Terms-0ne-half cash, balance IN one and two
years. with interest.
All are invited and expected 10 attend the sale.
as the property is very valuable and will be sold
p. L. NICHOL, c. G. Clerk,
J. L. 4 4. W. BROWN, Agents.
I. W. BARSEs. Auet'r. sep2-tds
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Advertisements inserted times week (eod) for
a month or longer period. viii be charged two
thirds Of table rates.
Advertisements twice week. one-half Of table
rates.
Advertisements once a week. one-quarter table
rates
Special Notices 9oc a line for time q q and Zoe
for each additional insertion.
j advertisements considered due after first in
scrton.
Al changes win be charged for at Soc a square.
Advertisements inserted longer than months
t3ml 10 per cent. will be deducted from the second
quarter. Is from the third, and % per cent from
the fourth quarter.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. September 15.-Sales of 80 hhds
leaf tobacco at Csc to sic y ID. .Superfne tiOul
$500; Ex-Family Sl1 50, Wheat, new red, $3.50
$3S Bacon, shoulders III, clear sides 2l%
Lard, tieree zoe. Raw whisky 81 S2. The river is al
a stand. with five feet eleven inches water in canal
bN uaorlr
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

Nav THEArRE.-'camiIle." or the Pate Of a
Coquetis.T win be produced Tomorrow night at
this temple Of amusement. The charming young
actress. Miss KATE FLETCHER. viii take the cha
racter Of Camille The entire east IS adnira-
Bile, and will decides draw full house Now
that we have two theatres in operation. we expect
to see a lively rivalry that viii arouse our play
goers. and add 10 the financial prosperity Of both
establishments
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16


SUSPENSION or MAGISTRATES CoURTs.-It will
be seen by the card published below. that the
Magistrates Of The city have concluded TO suspend
d" all business Of civil character" duriRg the
prevalence Of cholera in eur midst. This step has
been taken after mature delberation. and prob
ably is a very proper measure. OF course this
suspension will not affect the examination of
erin inal cases:
We the undersigned Magistrates. having
Offices and doing regular business in the city of
Nashville, in consideration of the fact Of the
prevalence of cholera in the city, and rs parties
who may have suits pending in the next few days,
are liable TO have sickness in their families and
not be able TO attend TO such business before some
of the courts of said Justices. we therefore deem
il prudent 10 suspend all business of civil char
acter for the present. Due notice will be given
Of a resume Of business by which all parties will
be duly notified Of the time.
W. +. MEACHAN,
w. A. MATHEWS.
4. N. PATTERSON.
Ton. McCARTY.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

VIOLATING a Cry ORDINANCE.-BEN. COOPER,
for buying and GEoRGE CLOUGH for selling a load
Of potatoes. on the way to the markethOuse. were
arrested and taken before the Recorder. yester-
terday morning. for violating the law made and
provided in such cases. COOPER was fined g. and
CLoUGH paid 81.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

REPORT OF REGISTRATION FOR DAVIDSON CoUN-
TY.-We learn that the Commissioner Of Regis
tration, DR.. DoRRIs, has made his report TO the
Governor Of the registered voters in this county.
The following shows the number Of certificates
issued. and upon what grounds they were obtain
ed; Issued upon vouchers, 1896; upon soldiers
discharges, 81 ON the voting list. SOC; to ap-
pointees Of the Governor. %. Total, 3.035. The
registration book. which so mysteriously disap-
peared the other day, has not been found. Its
loss viii not effect the holding Of elections as the
Radical organ so boldly insinuated a few days
ora
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

SHELBY FENALE ISsTITUTE.-This excellent
place Of learning is now in full operation. We
invite the attention Of friends to its superior
advantages. The school is under the charge OF
GEoRGE G.. BUTLER. Principal, and GEORGE S.
BLAcKtE Vice Principal
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16
III OF ApVERTTsTNC.

The prQprictors Of the morning papers Of THE
city, for the purpose Of establishng IN larrity I'M
the rates 81 advertising, have agreed upon the
following table Of charges. and obligate thefn-
selves hereby 70 abide by the same. 10 take effect
from this date:
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

Nav AUCTION kND COMMISSION HoUsK.-We
take pleasure in calling public attention TO the
new firm Of AcHEY WtNBorRN 4 Co.. auction
and commission merchants. No. 3 College street.
The Go" IS represented by cur young friend
JAMS II. 0'CoNNgLL. who has grown up in the
city. and will be found not only an intelligent
and reliable business man. but an affable and
obliging gentleman. Wewish the firm much sue
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16
DAIRY Farm FOR RENT.

THIS FARM Is on THE WEST SIDE OF
u Broad Street. lust in the edge Of the city and
cannot be equaied whers the renter desires 10 sell
the milk IN the city. There are Forty Acres Of
Rich Garden Loan Twenty Acres oil Old Blue
Grass Pasture. all Under new plank fence The
Barn Il 60 BY 50 feet. with Y foos shed on three
the Barn Is a good Grist Mil. vita corn and Ceb
Brusher. and Cutting Knives attached. There Is
also. comfortable FRAME COTTAGE and a
Revef-failinE vel. The Cistem attached q the
ssrn Is Oat Of order and viii require rebuilding
Rene very Moderate. Apply 70
sepl4-Ims II. u. GORDON.