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OrR FAILORINGD %EPARTMENT
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

A ARRANGEMENTS are in progress to ac-
"A commodate One HEndred additional Ca
diets in this Institution. It's well established
character for its system OF discipline and
course OF instruction e0mEnsnds Il 70 the sup
port Of those who desire a thorough and prac-
tical educRtiOn. viii De supDllod
By application TO the undersigned
FRANCIS Il. SMITH.
mylS Wffel5&eOWtSe5 SupreTintendenE
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Trustees Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED Exc
ID cuted to me on the eSth day Of June 1865,
By b. B. Lewis andJ. G. p. Hammond, and duly
registered in the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying
the debt therein secured, 1 viii on
Saturday, Sd DGUOf august, 1867,
at the SaIesroom OF Messrs. Royster, Trezevaut
& Co. No. Z6 Second street, tAyres' Block
Memphis. Tennessee, Sell to the high est bidder
for CASH, the following property, tO-wiL A
certain tract or lot of ground i'm the county OF
Shelby, State OF Tennes -ee, and city Of Mem
phis being lots No. 2aud the West half Of lot
No 3. on the North side Of Alabama street, I'm
HIS Subdivision beginning Il feet from the
Northeast conner Of HIPS street and Alabama
road thence along the North side Ofsaid Ala
barqa street or road 1907 feet, and extending
Northward for depth liSs feet, between paral-
Tel lines from the front 10 an alley next North
OF A abama street. These lots are No. 2 and the
We balfofNO. s. as laid down on the plan Of
Hil's Subdivision OF original lot No. 81, which
is recorded in the Registers office OF shelby
county in book No. p, page 40 together with
all Of the appuTteuanoes thereunto belonging
The title TO the above property is believed to be
good, but / will sell and convey only as trustee.
Equity Of redemption waived. sale at twelve
o'clock, N.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LOGwOoD a PEYToN, Attorneys. Jy3 ids
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D0Wn.-From this date
Of MOrgSn's Seif-Risine
duced to the Did rates. 81
ages, 75e twelve pound p.
twenty-fOur pound packsl
iyS st
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Satmrdan. "a Danof Auanst. ISG1.
Trustees Sale.

JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
WOOD q PEYToN, Attorneys. jy3 tbs
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NEW T
4Iobngnn Lime.
Nnn- Reefdent Mnffce.

WE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large quafttties, which We are
selling al owes rates, at the Blun City Cotton
Shed. corner Linden and Clinton streets.
fvg I'm FpDfN9 a GOfTGHTIX.
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NOTICE.

" NJ. CASH "A admlnistraI0r plThthe wills
r.. annexed, OF Isaac L. Bolton, deceased. and
Of Mary Bolton, deceased, has dled bfs lc-
counts with both OF ssld estates to ahiS date for
settlement in this court All iegatees. and the
heirs and representatives OF deceased legafees
OF both said deeedents. whether residents OF
nnn-residents, are notified 20 appear az the
0ffea OF the County Court Clerk Of Shelby
Tennessee. on or before the Iss Morday
Ia August. 1867. and contest ke said accounts
JOHN LGAGUE. Clerk.
Iuse1ll87. is& fW
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For Brazil.

nEsIROUs Of smigating 20 Brazil shis fan
II I Offer my Pace Tor sale, dirt chaap
hi Is situated about eieht miies east Of Merpbis
q little over one-natf mile south Of Gooaietts
Etaticn, on the a. and &. II. r.. confaingI
seventg-6va acres, fifty IN cultivation, nearly
an the open lard enclosed with a young aod
vigorous hedge, new framed house. with six
rooms and very convenient, cabins, etc, etc.
Come and see the place or Inquire OF R9ys.er,
Also other lands tor sale.
yer g. o. BUNTYN.
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Saturday, Sd Day Of August, 1867.

at tie salesroOm Of MeSsrs. RoySter, Trez-
evaut q Co, No. 27B Second street. Mem
phiS. Tennessee, (Ayres' block, Sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following real es-
tate, To wit: 4 certain lot OF ground
in the county OF shelby and State of
Tennessee. known and designated on the
plan OF Hin S subdivision Of their lands in the
18th Civil District Of Shelby county. as Lot No.
70 Outiug on the East side OF Walnut street
lO2 feet, and extending back between parallel
lines from The front $50 feet to an alley next
East of Walnut street llO2 feet by $50 feety, to-
gether with all OF the a-ppuTteuances thereuutO
Belonging The q lie 70 said property is be-
Iievgd 70 be good, but VIII sell ana convey
only as Trustee. Equity Of redemption waived.
sac ~ u O'Clock m.
JOHN 2. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LOgwOod & Peyton, Attorneys je3 ids
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CHOLERA.

nR. GABBERTS Celebrated Cholera and Di-
II aTrhea Mixture, for sale at J. W. FALLS
& CO, Sl Main street, This Medicine was
originally PREPARED by Or. n. Gabbert and
used with success in thousands OF cases Of
cholera. Inquire OF any Of The following per-
sons who have used the Medicine in their tam
lies; W. b GREENLAW,
SAM. TATE, JOB BRUCE,
". Z. WALDRAN, r. b. MOMENT,
J.. NJ. CASH j. NJ PATRICK,
HENRY DALLIS, TON M~ANDWELL,
And old citizens OF Memphis generally. jy3tf
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General Agents, Memphis, Tenn.
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
20 whom all applications Tor Insurance or
Agencies should be addressed.
J. ii. MgMAHDN. NEWTON 8. OTIS.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned and J. r FlSiiEHt, under
the style OF 81 HIGGINS q FISHER" at No. Zs
Front street. in Memphis, Tennessee. was dis
solved bV ehiux Of time, as prescribed by the
articles OF partnership, on 18th day Of june,
1867. THOS, HIGGINS.
Memphis, July ?, 1867. jyjl lot
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Great Memphis Swimming and
Bathing ESiahIjShm' Mt

OF WILLIAM HUNTHOUSEN, FOOT OF
~ Washington street, Memphis, Tenn. /
would respectfully invite the attention of the
citizens Of Memphis to the fact that 1 have
mOured, at the foot OF Washington street, q
newly, and in superior style fitted out, Bathing
and swimming Boat, which I open this DAY for
the use OF visitors in general Arrangem suts
have been made so that one part OF the boat is
fitted out for the reception Of ADDE'S ONLY,
and the Olherpart for gentlemen. Swimming
Lessons given each GIy from Z to 3 O'clsck IN.
and rOm 8 TO p.It. No DANGER WHATEVER
OF ACCIDENTS.
IIST Of PRICES:
Season Tickets for grown srsonS-.-.--.SL5 90
Children under 10 yeaI>.-.-. : 50
SINGLE BATHS:
In Private Boxes. with Sosp and Towels so
In Public Basin, without soap aud Towel. -
useO Of Bathing Iress, Soap and Towel. -
P.ice Of SWIMMING Lessons, Ash. I 90
iy4Im WM H~UNIHOUSEN.
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DIRECTORS s:

THIS Company is'ues Policies on lives on all
i the different plans and a. as favorable rates
as any other while 10 has no restrictions In re-
gsrd to residence or travel, and all its profits
are divided annually among its policy holders.
It is prompt In the payment OF losses, having
paid $4,000 IN this city in the last eight
months.
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Attorneys! Attorneys /! !

nor SALE Rules and Orders with FO~me
II and Proceedings In Bankruptcy, the on g
official edition. Also, billiard q James De
cisions In Bankruptcy"
H WADE & 20.
a~m- II. - NT.fw. eHvnae
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Withdrawal.

OWING to continued bad health, I have
Withdrawn rom the house OF STRATrGN,
COVER & CO., nom the list instant, Feeling
thankful for the LIBERAL patronage bestowed on
the house, WOulu request "a con. luuance OF the
same 60 my former partner they assuming
all liabilities, and are intrusted with the clos
ing up Of The old business.
S.H. DUNSCOMB.
Neu1nbfs Ri .Tulv 1851
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CONSTITUTION OF better,
A 111asng else but new
miles abe
road crcssafured and aban-
hundred acEo
M fect above the laLUrivats
heavily umbsre1,
Jlalf Interest In "a NEW -
1fotly horse power Engine Is.
ssngeuJsrs Tools. WAGONS
Apuurieuauess for running tl
anne Manhlnu 4Ith niue Inoi
ufrlty 1rJ gallon three '4l
leo good Wood YARDS an4
on flfs river. The above vi
ar and GA easy terms, lof
ian address
mY8n
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Educational
DY the sctIon Of the Trustees OF the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two schools have been consolidated.
The buildings and grounds belonging to them
will BE- thoroughly repaired and eau
date rom 20 70 800 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, and the Trustees are deter
mined 70 build up a hrst class Female school
They wish To engage a competent Principal.
with @ corps or Teachers for the Literary De
partment At the head OF the Musical De-
pa. tment is "a Professor who has most success
fuily been connected with the Schools for the
last ten years. The attention Of we'll qualified
candidates fora permanent situation and a POI
sttiCn shat can be made 10 pay Is solicited.
A pllcat Ons with vouchers viii be considered
until the nrst August next.
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Referring to the above card, the undersigned
viii continue the " holeSale Grocery and Cot
ton Factordze business as heretofore, the style
Of u firm remaining unchanged.
j. STRATTON,
{. w. COVER,
]. IL. MC3AVITT.
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OFFICE IN
AT
no. AZ MADISON STREET, DeSOtO Block.
MCMAHON Il OTIS.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J, S, WHITE, NJ. d. ". T. IRWIN, NJ. D.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Administrators NUt3cC.
A LII persons having accounts against the
a estate or Jacob Maicf, deceased. are hereby
notified to present them, duly authenticated
to John WeudlandU, at his store, No. Is Main
street. Memphis, Tenn, according TO law, or
Such accounts viii forever stand void and
those Indebted 10 HIM TO make payments at
the same place.
VALENTINE MALCI, Administrator
OF the Estate of Jacob Malci, Deceased.
EwH vrNfn
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BY virtue o. a Trust Deed executed TO ne on
Is the 10Th day Of June, 1856, by chard Il
Horne and Napoleon b. Winchester. and duly
registered in the Registers office OF Shelby
county, Tenn, for the purpose OF paying TIE
therein secured, / VIII on
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
President johnson and sIr. stanton

President johnson and mr.. Stanton.
NEW York, Oct. 15.-The Posts WASH
ingtOn special says: The following is the
statement Of the Presidents views relative
to the case of Mr.. Stanton, and its publ
cation this morning was authorized by him.
Whoever shall take the place will receive
the appointment out right as Secretary Of
War vice +. M. Stanton removed, for it rs
the purpose of Mr.. johnson to make an
absolute removal of Stanton under the law
as il existed prior to the tenure of Office
bill, which is to be held unconditional. In
this opinion Mr.. Stanton concnrred when
bill was passed, and he himself prepared
part of the veto message, giving Congress
the power to pass such an act.
The removal of Stanton having
been accomplished in the manner
indicated, the President will simply send
his message to the Senate nominating A.
B. to be Secresary of War. By this it is
expected in case the nomination Is rejected
that possibly MI. Stanton may be re-insta-
ted, but being out of Office, he will be COM
PEELED to seek legal remedy by manda-
mus, or any other mode if there be any
pointed out by law. This will bring the
question as to the eonstitutionality of the
tenure of Office act before the Supreme
Court of the United States for adjudica-
ton, and by its decision the right of Stan
ton to hold the Office will be decided under
the old law. The Executive having power
to suspend or remove Mr.. Stanton was
adopted for the time being out of abundant
caution, and in order that the act might
also be within the terms of the tenure of
Office bill, but it was IN the first instance
the purpose of the President to make an
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RESIGNATION OF JUDGE HENRY
COOPER

We learn from the Lebanon Herald
that Hon. Henry Cooper retired from the
bench at the close Of the Circuit Court
at Lebanon, on yesterday. The follow
ing resolutions Of the grand jury but ex-
press the sense of the bar and the people
of the circuit, aad of every one acquaint-
ed with the Judicial learning and the high
character of Judge Cooper
Resolved, That in the retirement of
Judge Cooper this grand jury cannot re-
frsin from expressing their high apprecia-
ton of the very able, efficient, and at the
same time very impartial administration
of justice in every instance which has char
acterized his entire course since he has
been among us, and when we say that he
has been the Just Judge, we but express the
sentiment of the whole community.
Resolved, That we do hereby express to
Judge Cooper the high estimate we place
upon his character as a presiding officer,
and also as a citizen in the private walks
of life, for he has been invariably kind,
affable and courteous to all who approached
him, and yet he has inspired in every one
sentiments of the highest respect.
Resolved, That in the retirement Of
Judge Cooper, the State of Tennessee loses
the service of one of its most active and
efficient promoters Of peace and respect for
law and order, as an officer of a Court of
Justice, and when we say that We regret
that he thus retires from the bench, it is
but reiteration of the feelings and senii-
naents of every one
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New York Ifema. etc

New YORK, Oct. 15.-The amount of
three per cent. certificates issued in ex-
change for compound notes is S128, 900, and
the amount redeemed SO, 900. Amount
of three per cent. certificates issued thus
far, S55,000,000. Conversions Of seven~
thirty notes into fVe.twenty bonds has
commenced in earnest, and to-day over
one million were changed at the Sub
Treasury.
Registration for the State election COM
menced to-day, but is not yet heavy.
A public meeting, in favor of an inter
national cheap freight railroad, will be
held at Cooper Institute Thursday evening.
Among the speakers will be Governor
Fletcher, of Missouri, Ex-Governor An
drews, of Massachusetts, and Josiah
Quincy, of Boston.
A rumor was current this afternoon, that
an employee of bauk in Bowery had ABB
seconded with 100000, though on inquiry
being made at the institution in question
no one knew anything about the report.
Judge Sutherland, of the Supreme Cou-'
to-day ordered a peremptory mandaml:s,
at the instance of stockholders inl Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, requiring them
to exhibit to them such books as they had
showing the present stockholdrs.
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Jerorne Park Races.

New YORK, Oct. 15.-The Jerome Park
races commenced this afternoon. The re
was a very large attendance. Hurdle
race, for all ages, mile and three-quar-
tiers, over six hurdles, won by Julius I;
Tycoon second. Leatherlupgs, Seara, Red
Bird and Negrita also run; the last fell
and threw the rider heavily. Time, 1851
Handicap, for all ages, mile and quarter,
won by Enchantress Local second.
Luther, Turtine, Climax, Coring and Cap
tain Moore also run. Captain Moore
came ir first, but was ruled out on charge
of fonl riding. Time, 4:12i. One race
premium 5000, mile heats-was closely
contested. Red Wing and Clement each
won heat. Gen. Mcmahon won two
heats and the race-time, 1:46l last heat,
1884. Fourth race. sweeptake, for two
year olds, Bolster beat Northumberland
time, Isl.
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A TALK TO THE W0RKINGMRN.
ono sort of Money for EverYbOdv.

One Sort OF Money for Everybody.
Hon. Samuel f. Cary, of Cincinnati, on
the evening of the election, made the fol-
lowing brief but pungent speech;
He thanked the people for elscting him,
and said that he had achieved triumph
unequaled in the annals of politics. He
had fought the battle almost single-handed
and alone against the most powerful COM
bination of interests that could possibly be
brought TO bear against a candidate. There
we're two powerful newspapers arrayed
against him, five United States Senators,
General Logan, and a dozen lesser lights,
had been employed in the contest, and
they had even gone so low as to fish up
Don Plat to BLACKBOARD him. He thanked
the Democratic party for their support
said they had elected him, at the same
time he positively denied that they had
exaoted, or that he had given them any
pledges. 81 go to Congress " said he,
not as a representative OF the Democratic
party, or of the Republican party, but |
occupy the position, thank God, that every
politician in this country ought to occupy
-an independent position" he promised
10 stand BY the interests Of the working
men. to protect the public lands from land
sharks and land thieves, and save them for
actual settlers. He was in favor of green
backs instead Of graybacks; of paying the
bonds Of the United States as We have
agreed 10 pay them, and in no other way
that is, in lawful money, which is green
backs. So LONG as The Iab0rcr has to take
erecnbaeks as iG'gfl money, The 6ondhoide-
should do ths some. The capitalists Of the
oolrstTg ought 10 pay their share Of the war
debt They had achieved triumph that
will give hope, and encourage and give
strength 10 laboring men all over the
United States. You have found" he
said, that you have the power, if you will
exercise 1t, Of controlling the politics Of
this country, and want TO see il done"
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Extra Session OF fhe Missouri LegisIa-
sure to be Called, etc

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-It is now said that
the Fund Commissioners have ordered the
officers of the Bank of Commerce, New
York, to apply the State funds now in
their hands to the payment of part due
cupons ON State bonds. The balance to
the credit of the State in the Bank of Com
merce is over two and half millions of
dollars, and is insufficient to pay for fonr
and half millions of coupons. -.
The Jefferson City Times says that
Gov. Fletcher viii call an extra session of
the Legislature about the first of Decem-
Der. 1t Is said that Eastern capitalists
have made proposition to take the South
western Pacific railroad on the terms of
the Fremont contract, and to build it at
once. This and other important railroad
interests furnish the reason for an extra
session.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, TBAT ON THE
| 4th day of October, A. ID. 1867, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of John
G.. Ward, Of the county OF Maury
and State of Tennessee, who has been ad-
indeed a bankrupt on his own petition; that
The payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
pTo1erty belonging to such bankrupt to him or
for his use. and the transfer Of any property BY
creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and to choose one or more assignees Of his
estate. will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to
be holden on the 7th day of November a ID.
1851 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the ONCE OF the
Resister in Bankruptcy, at the Courtbouse in
Columbia, Tennessee, before J. Jay Buck, Esq.
i'es E.R. GLASC0CK,
g. s. Marshal, Messenger.
By c. McMULLEN,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
4th day of October. A. d. 1867. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of Benz. +. McClannahan, in the county Of Maury
and. State of Tennessee, who has been adludged
bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment Of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or for his
use, and transfer of any property by aim are
forbidden by law that a meeting Of the cred,
itors of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts, ana
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy. TO be
holden on the It'll day Of November, A. D. 1861,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Office of the Register
in Bankruptcy, at the Courthouse in Columbia,
Tenn, before J. Jay Buck, Esq, Register.
f. X. GLASC0CK,
u. s. Marshal, Messenger.
ByJ.C. MCMUBLEN,
octl6 Ii Dep. U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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From the New Orleans Crescent.

Dr. HUETER's LE1rER.-To those afflicted with
throat and ung diseases, we take great pleasure
in recommending the perusaI Of DR.. Hunters
letter in another column. DR.. Hunter has long
devoted his entire attention and efforts to the
treatment OF these diseases.
Catarrh. bronchitis and asthma are the most
fruitful sources Of consumption, that fearful
scoarge which has desolated so many house
holds, and the recOllectionof which strikes ter
ror to the hearts Of those who have witnessed
the mental anguish and physical suffering Of
some friend or relative who has been consigned
byit to an untimety grave. Whatever promises
TO relieve, OF remedy. or prevent this disease
deserves our earnest confederation. particularly
when coming from a physician Of Dr.. Hunters
reputation and experience.
oct16 eod3m
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The New Albany (Ind.) Commercial,
commenting on the defeat of the negro
suffrage amendment in Ohio, says
The American black men, born in this
country, paying its taxes, obeying its laws,
fighting Its battles, are thrust rndely from
the polls by the eanailIs Of Europe, utterly
ignorant Of one uord Of our languages or a
single principle Of or government.
Thus are foreign born citizens de-
nounced by this Radical organ as the
lowest class, the rabble, because they
have refused to vote to confer upon the
negro the right Of suffrage.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
Il 10th day of October, A. D. 1867, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
Charles B. Morris, Of ThOmpson's Station, in the
county Of Williamson and State ofTennessee. who
has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petit
ton; that the payment of any debts and deliv
cry of any property belonging to such bankrupt,
property by him, are forbidden by law; that a
meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt.
to prove their debts and to choose one or more
assignees of his estate. will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden on the llth day OF
November, A. d. 1867, at o'clock A. NJ, at the
office Of the Register in Bankruptcy, at the
Courthouse in Franklin, Tennessee, before
Alexander S. Bradley, Esq, Register.
f. r. GLASC0CK,
octl6lt u. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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FOR SALE Or RENT-

THREE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF
l. choice lands. beautifully located in ManrV
vile pike, and belonging 20 Mrs Na.iSsa =
Saunders, l10 acres in cultivation. the btIanr-
covered with valuable timber. These land 30
wen watered, lie handsomely, in good neiek-
ooLnood, and IN the most highly cultivated paT.
Of Tennessee 10 fertility they are unsur5s,ssj
by any lands IN the State. They produce cotton
gram and grass IN greatest perfection. Tbs-ss
are seserA eominrtaoie houses on the place.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
OCT N-u Agents. Nashville, Tenn.