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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

) B~ If you want to get any Cloth
ing made, L would advise you to 90 to
Il H. & b. Ahlering'sr No, 3e Main
Street, as they are now receiving and
opening a big stock, of Cloths, CASH
meres, Vestings, &c., which has been
carefully selected and bought at low
figures SO they cannot be beaten in
regard to price and fit. Tse11 diff
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT. = Yesterday
afternoon a boy named Ed. Martin
fell from pecan tree in the woods
below Pigeon Creek, by which he re-
ceived injuries that viii probably
prove fatal. He was carried away
insensible, and late in the evening it
was said that he was, just breathing.
This is the second accident Of a like
char cter which has happened near
the city during the last week. Boys
should from these take warning.
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REGIsTERs.-The Registers at the
Courthouse were very busy last night
until 9 o'clock. There was a great
crowd at eight o'clock, and the clos
ing hour was we'll improved. The
Registers at the other places of voting
were not so busy. EaWtt5
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ADpt,IRr1oNAlLIIIIaa 80 .REaI STRAY

b ADDITIONAL sREGIsrRY.a--lLast
night at g O'clock, the registration
closed in all the precincts. In the
second saor upper precinct, the first
registration showed a total of $50
1xo tiers, apo lat the second sitting of
the Board there ! we're added 242
names, making total of 992 voters.
In the First or Court House Precinct,
the first registry showed AIS voters !;
and at the secondsitting of the-Board,
there were added 1913 names-total of
voters in the firstprecinc:,I,941.. We
did not learn the result Of the regis
tration at the Lamasoo precinct on
the second sitting Qf,the Board, AT
the FIRST sitting Of the Board about
500 names were registered, and it was
probably increased in proportion. to.
the other lists AaD 0dMAJ 80
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Rev. C. N. SIMS. c. N. Sims
and family are now. stopping at DIR.
De Bruler's residence. He will leave
the city for Indianapolis on to-mor-
row, and would be pleased to have
his friends call On him this evening.
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Bstchefor's Hair Dye.o

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the
HARMLESS, Reliable Instantaneous-<. No
dtssppointnnent, No ridiculogs .tintSS
leaving &c soft and beautffuL The sgenu1
&ne Is Signed William "A. Bdtchelor. All 9TH
avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
fumers. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
s .% 1niEFWxxE OF 4 CoUhNSl1r1KsIR Sr j 4 =
dec. lily. .ss@zs% 1DssFszz - svk
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Dockets partially filled, in which al
most all the Sheriff's returns are
written upon loose slips of paper and
pasted, with wrappers, into the book.
These returns. or many of them, in
volve link In the chain of title to
real estate. Any one may become in
terested in their preservation. They
are not safe as they are, and the
Board ordered them copied. IT, ~
= Fifth. They ordered books ga to
81" and book I'D" of Probate, to
be indexed, as the induces were very
! imperfect. .lf<Ia dle-Til sa.t.-
Sixth. They ordered all the parti.
tions of real estate, scattered through
the Order Books, to be searched out
and transferred to the Partition
Record, in order that all the orders
Of partition might be together, and a
perfect Partition Record made. This
is a full statement of the work
that | was ordered to do, and I con-
fess / cannot see how any one can
doubt its, propriety, and necessity. /
undertake to say that it will save its
cost to the people IN the difference in
fees for examining titles to lands, and
for membranes. 1s&
1t may be that every one will not
the, need >forvsome of the
items but 4 think, no lone who has
had opportunities for knowing can
fail to see it. asAaBLYTHE HYNEs.
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HENDERSON T. AIR "A. great crowd
attended the Fair at Henderson yes
terday, and it proved highly interest
ing and quite satisfactory, There are
great many fine horses at the Fair,
but the entries were not so numerous
as was expected, owing to the fact
that it was so difficult for farmers
living on river counties to reach there.
The day was taken up in the exhi-
bition of riding horses, exhibitions by
gentlemen equestrians in the morning
and by lads riding in the afternoon.
The horses exhibited were very fine
and the riders acquitted themselves
very creditably The display of agri-
cultural Implements was not large,
But quite creditable for coun ty Fair.
The Ladies Department made an
excellent showing, and spoke wen for
their good taste, being greatly ada
mired by ALL The Floral Hall at !.
tracted great deal of attention, the
display being very fine indeed. The
Fair, considering all things, may be
set down as a success so far.
" The best Of ,erderl was maintained
throughous the day. aud all pasaed of,
pleasantly. To-day. and, TO- morrow.
viii be the great days, and they will
no doubt prove very interesting. 80. -,
~ large number of our citizens were
in attendance yesterday. The. famous
Crescent City Band viii go down
again to-day, taking passage .onsrthe,
Newsboy. z "a S"''tS fe-f's :
FAILED TO ELEcT.-A meeting of
the colered people was held at the
Colored Baptist Church last night to
elect a-deiegate to attend the League
of colored people now. in session at
Terre Haute. but division of senti-
ment resulted in no choice being
made The Baptists wanted Bap-
fist delegate, and the Methodists
Methodist delegate; hence, no choice.
The coIored population were not a
little excited over the matter.
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I. VANDERBURGH CIRCUIT COURT
The Vandefburgh Circuit Court will
be in session next Monday. There is
large amount of business to trans
act, and some important cases to dis
pose of. ts.es .a.eet1a 2fs AKA
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HALLS VraETABtLLEr { srcrIll IAN q b AR

sw The sAMERIcAN HOUSE, Hanover
Street, Boston, is tho largest and best arr
ranged hotel in New England. The sleep
ing rooms are spacious and well Ventil atedi
the suites OF rooms are well arranged, and
com pletely furnished for families and large
travelling parties: and the house viii com
tnue to be kept as ffrSt-claSs hotel in
every respect. LEWIS RICE,
tunSd3m q -. ~ .. Proprietor.-a.
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GENTS The finest and best select
ed stock Of goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought TO this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Call and
see. SMITH & DARLING, ,fa
y aug27 - Merchant Tailors..
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n CONSOLIDATION. -T he firms of
Henry H.. ,BIemker, and Blemker,
Tilimann & Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
Consolidated, and will RencefortR be
known as Blemker, Tillman a. Co.
All debt, and accounts will be COL
@ iessss ana B BE Sx riELMAs Co.
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Milwarrd's Needles are the best.

p b4- Just received at the New York
Grocery 100 boxes New York and
Ohio Factory, and 100 boxes choice
Hamburg cheese. vi - sep27-tt
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Czark's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80.

en STORE FOR RENT. "A splendid
store. No, rs Main Street, now occu-
pied by Cook & Healy.i Inquire of
au27 .,,C Cook & HEALY.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
TIoN-On Monday, October 7th, at
9 A. NJ, at my residence, on First, be-
tween Elm and Pine Streets.
w. G.. FULLERTON.
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WHOLESALE MISUNDERSTANDING
Hughes, corner of Second and Main,
is receiving large stock of new style
Millinery, at. wholesale, very low.
33
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4 s@- The prince Of cutters Prof
Cotter, is now permanently located
with u. III. Cdrt;fa. He handles the
shears with grace anc ade6es competi-
ton; so give him a call If you want
something stylish. W sept7- If, ,
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Moth and Feckles.s

The only reliable remedy for those
brown rdiscolorations on the face called
Moth Patches and Freekles lis PERRY'S
MOTH AND FRECKLE LorION.z Prepared
only by DIR. B. C. Perry, Dermatofogist, A.
Bond Street, New York; sold by all drug
- per boffle.rssEt &c sf.1 ,N1ol ty2-dSrn 81
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FRESH OYsTERs-PRIcE REDUCED,
at Maltby's Oyster Depot, As Main
Street. 1881 FL. HERMANN.
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sF-How many mothers suffer the agony.
OF seeing their little sonesesnatchedsa away
from them by the Whooping Cough, or
Diptheria when a single bottle of Po1and's
White Pine Compound would have saved
the baby life. 1t 10 infalfibfe.I r
.zss ssss.E EsE hHs sa1a l0I ian
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Rafcher,s Files.

Just received large importation
direct. from Sheffield, A full stock
of Gum Betting always on hand ta.o
sepl7 BETTICHER, KELLOGG, & Co. !
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COURT HOUSE CORNER

On Saturday Night, October 5th.
~ The gallant soldier and eloquent
9 orator Gens NATHAN KIMBAIL,
win address the people, Let the
Soldiers turn out en- ,,masse to well
come their brave comradeJan gicte1
rious General.zl2 ssiaE 5Ha .so1
Let every Union man be out to
honoreone of the distinguished SOL
diers of the war.
seEShould, the weather be. tnfaVor-
able, the meeting will be held in the
Courthouse. - +, - S y = ~, - =. =
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PUGLIsTrc-As the time for the
election approaches. there is a ten
dency to indulge in pugilistic exer-
cises, Probably the Fall fights are
aboutto begin. At least half dezen
cases of sparing exercises were report
ed yesterday. The McC j ones
imita tors will all, Of course, have to
atone to the offended law, as we'll as
contribute literally to the justices
market fund. 1t is an i'll wind that
blows no one good. Gentlemen, walk
up and she'll out your loose change.
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RAILROAD MEETING.-The railroad
meeting called forlast night, at the
Courthouse proved a failure. There
were few persons attended. but not
enough to transact any business, or to
discuss the matter
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BROKE GROUND.-The ground was
broken yesterday at the foot of Main
Street for the first mile of the street
railroad. TIE work Will BE- pushed
forward With .gigoraand ,earnestness,
and the contract with the city strictly
complied With On the part of the con-
tractors Mhe car loads Of iron have
arrived for the road, a portion of
which viii probably be laid this week.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE SMNsoN.---John
Feisted was charged With having dasa
saulted-aad--baetered--Jehn-Me
Nemary. creating slight disturbance
OF the peace, greatly to the disgust of
said Men emary. who appealed to the
majesty of the law for redress. Es-
qulre Stinson ladjudged that the of
Tense against the law, intrinsically
considered, was one dollar, currency;
-and-that for polite attention ON the
part of the officers of the law, 81 80
was a fair compensation There were
several other cases of like charac-
ter 1docketed, but were not deter
mined.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CRY ORDERS FOR SALE.-InQuire
at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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s@ A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If
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DIsERIeF FAIR Present indica-
tions are quite favorable to grand
success of the Southwestern Agricul-
tural Fair, which begins October 8th
A liberal premium list ought to be a
sufficient inducement to the people of
the District to make grand display.
Already a good many persons have
signifed their determination to take
an active part In the Fair. 1t is hoped
that it will prove worthy of the agri-
cultural and industrial spirit of the
District. -.--.-.--.....-.
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1Miltodrds Hetic Needles, in Potent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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City Orders,

Jfi1vard' Needles for sale everywhere
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OYSTERS. Noble L. Co. celebrated
Baltimore oysters received daily at the
Ne,o York Grocery. sep27 cod I'm
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! RECORDERS COURT. There was
but single case before the Recorder
yesterday. 1C!r& G. w. Ernest were
charged with having erected a frame
building inside the city limits con-
trary to the ordina nee for such cases
made and provided. The defendants
appeared in court, and demanded a
jury of 4weIte men. LAftefS hearing
the evidence in the case. it was the
unanimous verdict that they pay fine
Of SIS, and 500 each week ii the
building be removed, Gen. Shackel-
ford appeared for the defence, and
Col. DENLY for the prosecution.
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B~ A. counting house double desk,
large Stove. and a fine Hall & Co. s
Safe for sale at No. 46 Main Street, by
sep27 BIT 3-n w. g. FULLERTON. =
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~ Ho FOR HENDERsoN.-The News
boy will make two trips each day
during the fair at Henderson, leaving
Evansville at8k and ia A. NJ, and
returning will leave, Henderson at 81
A. NJ. and at p. III. "a s.,a., 2-tfy +
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Ladies!, use Clark's Spool Co ton.
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Take none other than Cark's Cotton.
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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y-.PERs0NAL.T-Judge B. LID. Guffy,
Appointment lawyer of the Second
Congressional District of Kentucky,
and resident of Morgantown, is in
the city, stopping at the Sherwood
House.
" Mr. Charles L. Wedding. =
promising young attorney of Rock
port, Indiana, who has lately taken
to himself rib. passed through the
city yesterday en- route for the State
Fair at Terre Haute.
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UNION MEETINGs.-The Union men
of Evansville will hold Grand Mass
Meeting al. the Court House.. on Sat
urday night, at which Gen. Nathan
Kimball, of the glorious old Four
teenth,s tn ivictor Of Stonewall Jack.
son, and present Treasurer of State,
has promised to speak. i. Soldiers and
citizens will give him a rousing meet
ing. Arr r, T III,
n There will also be held, possibly at
the same place, a meeting ION Mon
day night, to prepare for the
work of the election day, and at
which meeting number of speeches
will be made. Let the friends of OAR
ling and the Republican party seek to
make these meetings successful. go 7,
e PosEY CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Posey
Circuit Court will probably adjourn
to-day. The docket was an unusually
large one, and great deal Of business
was transacted, but none of import
ance- to- the general reader, except
what has already been published in
these columns Capt. Hargrave res,
turned yesterday. and reports the
political aspect as quite fattering in
old Posey. The Cops. are laboring
hard. but it is not probable that their
labors will be rewarded with success.
Old Posey having once broken the
mystic spell of Copperhead supersti-
ton, is not likely to suffer the glory
to, depart.
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s@A large assortment of those
fine crystal visiting cards still on
hand at the JOURNAL Office. The
ladies will please take notice.
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City Orders,
In any amount, for sale at the Bank
ing House of ~ ~
w. j. LOWRY & Co.,
se23tf No. / North First Street.
Machines Use Clark'S Spool Cotton
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-11-15

LONDON. November 4.-There is no Ion
ger any doubt that the French troops have
entered Rome.
Itis reported on good authority that the
Government Of Prussia has pledged her
support to Italy iu the event of a rupture
between that country aud France. There
is a crisis between France and Prussia
which causes much uneasness and appre-
hension in monetary circles.
November 4, P. M.-General MaDabrea,
Prime Minister Of Italy, in q note, jusIi-
fes the advance of Italian troops into the
Papal territory. He says the dignity OF
the Italian Government and the violation
Of the treaty by the French, required this
movement.
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How TO Ger RIcH.-S'ick TO your bus
mesa There is man 10 New York city
who has chicken stall at one of the mar
keis. He is now reported to DE worth So
OO0. 600 lie lives ia is;ge brown Gtone
palace Al Brooklyn Heights, the furui-
ture Of which cost $4,000. lie attends
to the sale of his own chick ms, never tax
ing breakfast at home, but coming over to
the market every morning between the
hours Of 4 aud 5o'clock. lie can be seen
every day standing at marble counter.
with whita apron on. In the at eruoon
le driyeR out with with his wife and fami-
Iy, or few friends. in an RI giant ctrriage
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Alabama,

MONTGOMERY. ALA, November 4--Lead-
ing delegates differ widely respecting the
management of the Convention. One party
favors simply striking out the word
white" from the present constitution
The majority urge extreme measures. The
new constitution is all cut and dried. 1t
incorporates the amendment clause of the
Howard amendment, and provides for an
extensive system of State aid to private en-
enterprises. and virtually throws all the
taxes on the whites.
The Alabama Convention of Friday, ly
a test vote Of forty five to forty-twO, tabled
a proposition to abolish the present Pro-
visional State government. An ordinance
to appoint Provisional Governor, AM va
Gale all existing officee on the list of Janu-
airy, was referred.
In the Reconstruction Convention Of
Alabama, yesterday, the Elective Franchise
Committee presented majority aud minor
ity reports. The majority report disfran-
chises all who refuse to vote for or against
the constitution, when submitted to the
people, and is otherwise proscriptive.
The majority report will be adopted.
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The Legislature.

On Wednesday the Il inst, Senator
Wesener of the Judiciary. presented
lengthy rel ort arguing the unconslilu:ion-
ality of the 10th section of the Franchise
act.
House oint resolution asking Congress
10 donate to the State of Tennessee the
amount, principal and interest, which the
various railroads in the State owe the
United States, was CONQUERED in.
In the House, Mr.. Bosom introduced a
bill to amend the revenue laws of the State.
1t imposes an annual privilege tax of FIVE
hundred dollars on all banking houses. in
surance companies doing banking bust
ness, and brokers and dealers in money,
notes or bills Of exchange also a tax Of
one per cent. per annurn upon the capital
invested, and ore per cent. upon the ave-
rage amount Of undrawn deposits.
Mr.. Echol A bill to increase the juris
dictivn of Justices of the Peace upon not 6
ofhand to sums of $1,000, ard upon open
or book accounts to the sum OF $500; and
to increase the fees of Magistrates one hun
dred per cent.
Mr. Rodgers A bill to exempt honora-
bly, discharged Union soldiers from pay
ment of poll tax.
Mr.. Nelson A bill to pay premium
of twenty-five cents each for killing owls
and hawks.
The Senate was occupied in discussing
the bill to reduce the military expenses o
Of the State, or in othsr words to reduce
the number and pay off the Governors
staff. An amendment was offered which
fixed the salaries of the Secretary oe STATE
and Comptroller at Sc, 500, and pro yideC
that those officers should keep strict &C
count of their fees of office. and pay III,
same over to the Treasury. After goOC
deal of discussion, the bill with the amend
ment, was recommended to thu Militar,
Committee.
In the House Mr.. Bean introduced bill
directing the Governor to issue TO the Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad Company, three
hundred thousand dollars In the bonds 0
the State, bearing six per cent. Interest,"
memorial from the President of the roaC
accompanied the bill, which set forth tn
grounds upon which aid was asked. TIL
bill with the memorial, went to the Com
mttee on Interpretations.
The House cencurred in thr Senate join
resolution suspending S. J. Hull from III
Office of Warden Of the Penitentiary, dur
ing the investigation of the charges mad
against him. and authorizing the appoint
ment of an Acting Warden, ad interim.
The resolution to instruct members Q
Congress from Tennessee to vote for
reduction of the tax on whisky. elicitet
considerable discussion. and was referred
70 the Committee on Federal Relations.
The Senate bill to repeal the joint reso
luton offered reward for the arrest 0
Isham G. Harris, was passed after a vigo
rous opposition. by vote of SO 81.
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Great Excitement in Washington Cityl
Andy Johnson in the Ascendapcyl!
Fhe Radicals Giving wayl!!

The most astounding developments arc now being
made with reference to u immense stock of goods
recently purchased by Ward & Shapard; not that
there is any TreguaTty connected with it. but it Is
said to be the largest importation of fall and winter
goods that have been brought to this market since
the close Of the war. Dress goods In great variety
all NEW STYLES; ladies' cloaks. has shawls balmo-
rails, Alexander kid gloves, and variety of other
gloves. hosiery, dress trimmings laces, edgings, in
settings ribbons ladies collars in SETS cluney, NAL
tese, valencencs and English thread collars, magic
ruffiing, tape trimmings and large lot of white
goods. large and elegant lot of ready made
clothing, of best material and incest styles, black
and fancy French cloths and cassimers y largo lot
of boots and shoes, styles hats, gentleInen's
underwear, perfect fitting shirt, and general
furnishing goods. In fact, anything in line Of
business can be found at house at prices low
as they can be found his side of New York. Let
everybody come to see them, and win endeavOr
to please you in quantity, quality and prices.
september %, If WARD q SHAPARD
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NEW ADVER rISEM' Mt S
Land for Sale.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the county court of
/ Giles county in the cause of VIM. /. Brown and
others Boon c. Clark and wife and others, i'll
on
SATURDAY the 18th day Of December, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder the premises the tract
of about 90 acres described in the pleading stu
ated in the 18th civil district of Giles county, on
the of Buchanan's creek, adjoining the lands
of james NJ Jones the north. Lewis i Marks on
the east and south, and VIM. Brown ard Mary
McMillion on the west.
TERMs-Sl50, 90 will be required in cash. the bal
ance on a credit of l, and years with interest
from day of sale Note with good personal security
required of tie purchaser and lien retained.
novS Z. W. ROSE, clerk.