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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-13

WHEN the Lord made this terrestrial globe
and pronounced it good, the Young Hu-
mainly, looking on through the ages, could
have lighted mentally on this Hawkeye State
of ours and found here the best justification
of that "good." Between the rivers that
wash its borders lies . land of beauty, aud
It's people vote the Republican ticket, aud
can't be beat among men. The Des Moines
Register says that Major Samuel E. Rankin,
our State Treasurer, has already redeemed
one hundred and twenty thousand of Iowa
State Bonds that will come due on the LIST OF
January, 1868, and is prepared to redeem
the remaining eighty thousand whenever pre-
scented for payment. Is there another State
in the Union that can soy, "Come up to the
captains office and settle" Iowa is sound
financially as we'll as politically.
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I'oR sALE.-ons u lots. the corner Of iItb are
Morgan Streets, well fenced aud ornamental trees
IN 'front.' and side walk on both sides Price 800 cah
Title good or no sale. Enquire Of
aprH H. TEN.ryCK
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CITY NEWS.

WAITED. good knitters, By c. d.
Emerson, Fourth street. 81
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The Iowa State Insurance Company il .
sound institution and home company, and
10 fairly entitled even to more liberal share
Of the patronage Of the community than 1t
already receives. Amongst its stockholders
and directors, win be found some of the best
known and most reliable business men Of our
city and Of the Des Moines valley; and it's
Secretary, Howard Tucker, Esq, is prompt,
correct, and accommodating, and will always
be found in his office, in the Estes House,
during business hours, ready to attend to the
calls Of all who may have business 10 the In
surance line.
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Fciy NV PtiSSss
LITERARY NOTICES" The Lady Friend
for November is we'll illustrated and we'll
filled. Learning to Sew " is pretty plate
The fashion plates will be pronounced ex.
cellent by the ladies', and the table of contents
wil,attract readers.
"IThe American Journal of Horticulture
and Florists Companion " for Octoberis re-
ceired. The original articles are varied and
attractive, and the i" Notes and Gleaninps''
are q repertory of choice information 10 the
horticultural and general reader. The "Jour.
nal is a model of mechanical beauty, has a
splendid corps Of contributors, and is what
the increasing large class of horticulturists ia
this country need, and all they can desire.
Wesre glad that after one year Of its publica.
ton the publishers are able to pronounce the
"Journal " complete success Diversified
industry and production is well; and intelli-
gent diversified industry and production is We.
better. A branch of industry that reads as
it labors is what in all things the present de-
mands. Horticulture is in this category.
The journal " is well fitted for one of its
teachers and experiments.
Published by ]. +. Tilton Co., Boston.
S3 per year.
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For SnIe.

For SNIc.
TNHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. on cor.
ncr ath and Bank streets, embracing nearly fsrs
lots, brick cottage dwelling, stable, wood and wax
house and other ouihnildg gnrfen and large ,arioiT
fruit ant crnasentai trees chuie ssr.ss rrsp..
RVS, Ac, in bearing t~o large oistrrns, &c. &c
This property 10 In good repsr and offer the whole
fer sale at low price, for cash. half sud hal
ances on favorable terms Title perfect. The whosIf
for sale a, LESS than the house ran lie hnilt for
Enquire OF IL u TRv.RYCN
or 'hs Hropristor oHAs. p BiR0E
srrSdtf
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HAv1xo made our fall psreAasss sincs Tie
late decline in prices, We ars sssbied to offer
our patrons elegant goods At extremely low
prices. Wo eder great bavyaiDs u dress
soods' shsvls, cloekinc, domsssics, &c.
Ne usse's 70 shew ssods q No. o. Main
=. j. nuevIcx.
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The Des Moines Valley Road is doing
good business for the Company this fall, and
q fine thing for Keokuk.
Their freight trains are lengthepins out,
and the cars come in heavily laded with grain,
from the inexhaustible stores of the fruitful
Valley OF the Des Moine.. Their business
In that line far excels that Of any preyi, N
year.
We are pleased to see that The public arc
TO realize some benefit from the increasing
prosperity of the Railroad Company. Ele.
CANT Sleeping Cars have been constructed,
ano are being put upon the Road, and benca
forth, we can 60 to bed in Keokuk and wake
up in Des Moines, and after spending the
day there, come back to our couch and wake
up the next morning in Keokuk.
This Arrangement will not only be .conom.
icA in the saving Of time, but will b. . .,e.,
convenience in . business point Of v;ev. ana
decided luxury to travellers generally.
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Toledo n arket,

Toledo Market.
By Telegraph ToLsDc Oct l..
Flour s les at f12 60Gle co.
wbea.-white Michigan s2 So Amber 81 62lf.
otts- PC better; tales OF No ! at e5@6 51xc
Rse-tl 40 for No /.
Biriey-Qaie
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BY Telegraph CIsoIHxA1I, Oct. IL.
FIour-Firmer.
wh~t-5c higher: Nc red 70 90; No I white ~ rs
C0n-Firmer: 81 ee for No l,
Rye-Firm; 81 5d4s
olts-Firmer: No 6sd7oc.
Bsri.y-Stesdy.
cot.on--nu'l; i7c for middling
Whi-ky- Unchanged.
Mess Pork-Drll; i23 90.
Lard -Dnll; l3Le
Baeon-Firm.
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kNOk SALE.-Eight acres Of choice Gr,. !
land, about half improved and In fruit tie bale "
House On the zane. This land h situated on the b.
Of the River 10 illinois, and /. directly opposite
Price u, 900 part time.
Enquire Of H A. TFN-Fyfv
jupel9
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HE BROADWAY is new magazine can.
didate for popular favor. 1t enters the l;s,,
IN . very spirited way, and appears to deserve
success. The articles in this number are
brakespeare," BY the author Of "Guv
Livingston =; Croquet, BY W. s. Gilbert
Mrs. Brown on Periodical Literature, by Ar,
thur Sketchley; Second Thoushss,' BY F.
9. bumand; Nicholas 1t the Exposition !;
Amantium Ir9; Couleur de Rose; The
Water>link Of Europe and America; Anony-
mons Humbug; Holland House, By Bsllev !;
Mary O'Mara, !" BY Samuel Lover.
The Broadwsy" il Published il both
New York and London.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-13

LADIES, call on S. B. Stern, 55 Main
street, for dne CATERS Of all descriptions, at
very low prices.
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II OF In Bloch Ia, which IL fnur story brick
~ metal roof huildnE, 10 by so and stone fpnnJs
ton OF 70 By 30 the baano. Of the lot This prot .,
y hknown ~ the Arcade Huiidng, and Ia situate on
about one-half What the improvrm. nts co.t rntt.f
soon will be rented FOR term OF years Titlf ~, d
no sale. For further informs ton address
mayio IL B. THS-yYCE
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For Sale.

| "A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
- with six rooms, cellar, oi.tern and we'll situated
on the easteriy half OF lot In block $780, on the w,
side OF Hieh street, between ard 10th streets Th
property s n hrstr repair and will he sold a. lar
gain II applied for soon, Title good or no sale
| knquire Of H. H. rEN-EycR
| naval.
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1852 IS SIS 2e,0s9
Republican majority in II counties, l9,440.
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rs~ rorx money Market.

Now York Money Market.
By Telesis ph NV YoRK, Get II.
Money-Easier and fairly active at "a cent for call
looms
Esehsnge-Qnet; 1o7Ga1s soId Tor hrst class
Gold -Firner; opening At Az, closing at 44,<
Weekly Bank Statement.
by Telegraph Nsw yosK, 0.t12.
Decrease in Circulation ................... 1880
Decrease D~po-ts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3li 7ss
Decrease ie4al ............. 73S 6S3
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
April 27.--HoN. G. F. TRIGG-Wm.
Dickerson, executor, rs. Planters Bank of
Tennessee. Jury disagreed and were dis
charged
In the District Court, indictment against
q. G. Dibbrell, for treason, was dismissed
on plea of amnesty.
Judgments were taken in two cases, and
two cases continued.
CIRCUIT Court, Hon. JOHN HUGH
SMITH.-State Is. VIM. Houston, alias VIM.
Ewing, colored motion for new trial over
ruled
State rs. Jas. Atkins and Henry Chumley
rape nolle pros at costs.
State as. G.. II. Lenoir and J. P. Lenoir
scire fdcias issued.
State rs. II. r. Wells-assault.w with in
tent TO kill forfeiture of bond.
Statets. Louis misunderstanding stolen
property forfeited bond.
State e.. Louis Bohny-obtaining goods
under false pretenses; forfeited bond.
State as. +. Peters-larceny; noprosecutor.
Defendant discharged.
State ySJ ]. w. Ross-malicious shooting;
no prosecutor. Defendant discharged
State Is. Geo. Bryant, colored--assault
with intent to kill; nolis pros Defendant
discharged.
State Is. G. Washington--larceny; no
prosecutor Defendant discharged.
State g. Geo. Holden--larceny; no prose
Cutor. Defendant discharged.
State IS. Henry Ewing-lsrceny
prosecutor; defendant discharged.
State as. Louis Brown, malicious shoot
ing-no prosecutor; aolle pros at costs.
State Is. Romeo Dsy-larceny prose
cutor; defendant discharged.
State us Caesar Bondeaurant-larceny--
no prosecutor; defendant discharged.
State as Len Smith-larceny one year
to penitentiary.
State rs William Jones larceny con-
timed
State u.s. Thos. McCrcry-laroeny three
years % penitentiary.
REcoRpER's CoURT.-Wm. Jones, dis
orderly, $50 and costs.
Melvin Barker, same ofiense, $50 and
costs.
James Walker, using language calcula-
ted to provoke breach Of the peace, $40 and
costs
L. Bromberger and W C. Bromberger
disorderly, discharged.
MAGISTRATES COURTs.-Joe Manning
was arrested and taken before Squire Will
kinson charged with stealing His case
was continued till Monday.
The other magistrates were occupied with
civil cases exclusively.
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RIVER NEWS.
pEPARTFn.


April 27-Talisman, Cairo.
The river is falling though very slowly,
and there are yet AZ feet water on Harpeth
Shoals; weather pleasant.
The Rowena, from Cincinnati, was ex-
pscted last night
TheTyrone is the next packet from Cairo.
She arrives tomorrow, and leaves Tuesday.
The Ohio river is still falling at Cincin-
natl, Louisville and Cairo.
The Mississippi was rising at Memphis
Thursday, though slightly.
The ST. Louis Democrat of the 26th inst.
SAYS: "The river here Is about as twas
yesterday and day before Visions of much
higher water need not be entertained. 1t
is lust about as high a. it will be any other
day this year. The Missouri and the Upper
Mississippi are distressingly high, but old
bodtmen easily demonstrate why there
should be rapid decline before many days.
Our boats find plenty of water everywhere,
and the depth to Cairo IS supposed to be
over twenty feet A couple Of compare
lively large boats, the Graham and Tracy,
are taking on loads of freight for Upper
Missouri river forts Mountain steamers
load SLOWLY. Thirty have departed, and a
few more have not departed. Freight is
in fair supply for the New Orleans, Mem.
phis'and Vicksburg packets. Foats for the
Missouri go out crowded with passengers.
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london advice of the e7th inst. nn!

London advices of the 9th inst quote
United States 5-2Os at 7O!
Exchange on New York was in good
demand yesterday. The banks were buying
at par and selling at premium.
But little was done in uncurrent
money. ... '.I..r.-t ~
Bank of Tennessee was firm a: soc
and held at soc. Other Tennessee money
and Southern bank notes were dull at the
advertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were bought
at l3c discount
Our mail adyiees from New York to the
evening Of the 9th inst, report the supply
of money still largely in excess of the de-
mand. In Cincinnati there is perceptible
increase of the supply.
The dispatches yesterday report a still
further decline in gold, which ia regarded
as favorable TO peace in Europe
The New York Herdld of the 24th in
slant says;
We have had in the past two days an excited
market fer Indian corn on the Produce Exchange
of this city; large quantities have been bought
for shipment TO Ireland. it is stated that the
steamers Of Sunday and Monday brought private
adyiees that the supply Of potatoes and other
vegetables is proving deficient in ireland, and
that there are no means Of feeding the peasantTy
of that country until another harvest. except
with the Indian corn that may be obtained from
the United States. The stock of corn in this
market is rather liberal for the season. and the
arrivals at the western markets are also large.
A moderate quantity, favored by low railway
freights, is coming forward by rail, and Mary
land and Virginia promise considerable sup
plies; but prices, in the face of these cireum-
stances, have advanced five cents per bushel
since Monday morning, and close with an up
ward tendency. 1t is probable that corn can
now be shipped from Buffalo to Liverpool at
lower rates than q month hence, because, with
large supplies by canal, ocean freights will ad-
vance largely. The nearer West may therefore
reap present advantage. by pushing forward
supplies in advance Of deliveries by canal The
crop Of corn last year was very large, but its
quality was scarcely up to the average. If the
reports from Ireland should be confirmed. prices
may be expected to rule pretty high, though it
is not probable that the present extreme figures
can be maintained. ...e.--.. -,,
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MedieaI.-Not .ohiS in this city, but this
entire country has become familiar with the
reputation Of DR.. Coleman. as the most reliable
and successful practitioner, ia his spsehlity. in
the South. Perhaps no physician has given
more attention to- and applied himself more
earnestly and sssiduously to discover the most
speedy and positive cure of Diseases of Fe-
males, Diseases of private nature,
EIanhOOd's DebfIities, Self abuse, Ner-
vOus Debility, Sexual Inflrnities, ETC..
than he has Patients who reside in the country
can have the remedies applicable to their sew
eral disorders forwarded to any part, carefully
secured in a portable compass. and in every
respect Of convenient use. Ladies need not
hesitate in applying for advice. A personal in
teryiew IS not ALWAYS necessary. Medicines.
with instructions. can be administered through
the medium Of correspondence.
Dr. Coleman may always be found in his
Once, in the rear of his Drug Store, on Ne
Lenore street. His medicines are carefully and
accurately compounded by educated and accom-
plished phaTmaceutists Address.
l.. L. COLEMAN. NJ. D.,
aprlltf 30 Church st.. Nashville. Tenn.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, April q, p. \


COTToN. The cotton market came almost
to a stand to-day. Favorable adgices from
abroad caused holders to make such de
mands that buyers generally retired. The
sales were, therefore, light-ss follows S
bales at q at 2l4, and at %. There
were no shipments and no receipts.
The following are the commercial dis
patches received
LONDON, April 26--noon. Consols 81
5.20s G8.
2GTH CLOSING. Paris renies advanced
one franc on rumor of Peace Congress
after Board there was 4 panic again and
rentes fell slightly bon1- ~.
LIVERPOOL, April 26-noon. Cotton
market excited. Middling uplends l0fd
Orleans lid sales 10000 bale.
New YORK, April q Gold opened at
1877; fell 10 49,.
Cotton-iemand moderate prices firm
27c asked.
II 4. N.-Gold 1863. Cotton irregular,
holdersasking ia 30tor middling upland7.
Sterling exchange declined, 1929 to ll0i.
%r. M-Gold 1869. Cotton unchanged.
Sales 200o bales receipts 90.
LoNpoN, April q noon Consuls Oh ;
3 20s 70i. Al.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-noon. Cotton
quiet but firm; sales 15,O0Obales; middling
uplands lI4@l12d.
CORN.-The demand for corn continues
active, without any increase of stock. Sales
weremade to-dayat 81 24@I % per bushel.
Holders generally are expecting higher
figures. HE
HAY 2S@S0 per ton.
BACoS.-The demand for bacon is active
and increasing. No change in prices.
LARD.--l3@@l5c per ID.
GRoCERIEs-Steady, though dull
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positively Sell Cheap for cash,

the fJllOwingsgOOds
Mems sewed and pegged Calf Boots
Mems fine sewed and pegged Calf CATERS.
Mems BalmOrals and Brogan.S Shoes and Boots.
Mems Oxford Ties.
ladies Glove Kid Caters.
Balmorals
and eur Kid side lace Boots.
" Dressed and undressed Morocco lace Boots.
p" Cloth CATERS and Balmorals.
- Buskins and Slippers.
Misses Cloth CATERS and Balmorals.
g Calf and Md sewed lace Shoes.
,,os.s3
Glove Kid Balmorals
Child dsiters and Ralmorals. sewed and pegged.
Infant Shoes in great variety.
At the Nashville Shoe Store. Il North College
street NJ. MoRG tNSrEES.
mars 2m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

In the Press and Times Of yesterday my name
appears in a list of German Radicals recon-
mending John Trimble as the most fit candidate
for Congress. This was done without eonsulta-
ton with me, and is wholyi unauthorized. !
deem il duty to myself thus publicly to make
the facts known, rs I am no politician, and
have no aspirations 10 belong to the party with
which my name has been 50 unceremoniously
linked IoHT RrTrrR.
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CoxsrRvAr1vE colored church,
branch Of the Southern Methodist, has been
Organized in Lebanon, and is under the
ministerial charge ofthe Rev. Black VIII
hanson, colored. II Is said he attacks all
the heresies Of Brownlow aud his satellites
with the same zeal with which he fights
Satan and the powers OF darkness.
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THE Nashville train Of Thursday night
bound for Louisville was detained several
hours BY the burning Of large pile of
wood, containg some three or four hundred
cords, near Brooks Station, the heat being
80 intense as to prevent it passing. The
fire was occasioned by sparks from the
locomotive Of the out BardstOwn train.
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A Gard ,oT,vaIEos .la.

A Card AZ InVAlids.--A Clergyman. while
residing in South America az Il missionary. dis
covered n safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cure
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. win send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it.
FRKE OF CHARGE Address
JOSEPH I. ISMAN. q.
Station D. Bible House, New York city.
fah1l- ornE
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CoSCERT5 AT THE SHELBY INSTITUTE,
The public in general and the lovers Of
music especially, will be gratifed to learn
that on next Friday night, q concert will be
given at the Shelby Female Institute, for
the benefit Of the Church of the Advent
After the interval Of one week, the Friday
night following, there will be another con-
cert for the benefit Of Christ Church. The
music will be as fine as was ever given by
amateurs in this city. Doubtless on these
occasions the beauty and fashion Of Nash
willie will be present.
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To COnsa1lPtiyes.-Ths Advertiser, hay
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by
very simple remedy after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumphon-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he viii send copy Of the
prescription used, Gree Of CHARGE. with the di-
reotions for preparing and using the same. which
they viii find a SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, &c The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
beneht the afflicted. and spread information
which he coneeives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer viii try this remedy. it viii cost
them nothing. and may prove q blessing
Parties Nishing the prescription, will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG. Kings county. New ! ork
oet2}-lyd&w
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0HITVARY.

u.d. 20 Do residence iu MiiliAm9au county.
"a The .-tu iust. jams " pwIS
A lew week riure the eat8ert ul this notice
IVES sprarentlS in robin health. as he Tas IN
me rr.fgr .f iaanhoai. ~uddsuh De- Aas Nesu
100 down. aud in his death thc rsmmuuiN l"se.
. alemler WAC gave pr"mtsv - hls eusrry Of
.aaraetrr accurate habits ui Suslues9. aHu
apngm department. u becoming one vi s..
,....f sssrllug citizens. lis numerous TelalNes
.pi ne many friends he had acquired ln III
Imnesliate neis hhorhoad. have sns taiuet los.
mai they deeply feel, and VIII Iona thefifh his
memory.
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A GRAND BALL will be given tomorrow
night al Maroaic Hall, for the benefit Of
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum. We have no
doubt that it will prove success in the
hands Of the able managers, and yield
handsome sum towards the noble charity
for which il is gotten up.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tbis snI

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
rue and perfect Dys-HarmleSs. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No ridieu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ideo2o-ly
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SOME person broke into the bnilding on
the corner VI Bank and Printers alleys a
few days ago, and stole some unbound files
Of the NAHIyILL DISPATCH The person
who stole these files will probably offer to
sell them a. old papers. We will thank
any gentleman who has bought them or TO
whom they may he offered, to report the
fact 20 this Office.
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An eligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street. in the Maxwell House. can be obtained
by applying at this office. or at No. 79 Church
street, next door to the Masonic Hall. fsbl II
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-We would direct
the attention of those wishing to purchase
real estate in the vicinity Of Nashville, to
the advertisement Of Anderson, johnson &
Smith, in this mornings paper. They will
sell at auction on the 9th of next month,
some beautiful lots on the Granny Whit
pike