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IMPEACHMENT.

"Put II through at railroad sleed."
Bottled Butler f1ercely cries;
"For unless we haste, l fear, indeed,
Our farce oftrial dies!
Bring the ropes and tie him tight,
Bind his feet and gag his mouth,
Or else we may loose Jul sovereign right
To rob and rule the South
May lose Job
To rule and rob,
Chain, whip and starve the South.
"Seize tho country by the throat,
Force the black dose through its lips,
For unless we cast the negro vote,
Away our sccptre slips;
Every bridge behind is gone,
No retreat for us remains
We must either perish one by one.
Or bind the land in chains:
A desperate band,
FdrlOrn we stand.
And no retreat remains.
Gas to johnson, VINO hath been
An obstruction in our path,
Let him taste the rapid guillOtine
Of Radicals in wrath!
Fling aside restraints oflaw,
At each oath and duty scott
And if Chase to aid we cannot draw,
Then drag his crmine Oft!
Aye, quick, indeed,
AT railroad speed
Wen drag his ermine off!
1Since the South is fairly 1oored,
Men like us may show their teeth
Let the negro WELD Il flaming sword,
And cast away the sheath!
Revolution is our end,
Throw disguise otf--give it mouth!
And our bayonet-rule shall soon eXtenc
Ger North as well as South
Black swords and votes
At white mems Threats,
In North us well as South!
as it true. that through the war,
OFFS ] rebels-meanest, worst
Were the black men we were fighting for
10 break their chains accursed;
In no rebel State they rose
To assist us in the fray,
While they labOred hard to feed our foes
And give them arms and pay:
But now, alack!
We need the black
To prop our lettering sway,
$50 let black eX-rebels reign
Ger their white eX-rebel lords,
For without them all our plots are vain
Without their votes and swords;
But with johnson stricken down,
The Supreme Court bound in chains
O, we Jacobins shall wear the crown,
While breath oflite remains!
Aye, rulo the land
With Marat's hand
While breath Of life remains!
$50 on, with railroad Speed"
The savage Butler cries;
''For unless we haste, | fear, indeed,
Our farce of trial dies!
Bring the ropes and quench the light,
Bind his hands and gag his mouth
For if johnson wins, We lose the right
To rob and rule the South!
Yea, lose our job
To rule and rob
Both North as well as South"
The PROPHET OREILLY.
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McNair, the 'loir' Representative of
Gibson county, Tennessee, has sued
his own father for one hundred and
eighty dollars. for nursing a younger
brother who had the small pox in Nash.
vile. He obtained a judgment, but
the old gentleman took an appeal. He
is fit for Congress.
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Taking the Responsibility

Without orders from the President
Mr.. Stanton takes the responsibility Of
granting leaves of absence, dismissing
officers, &c. Even without leave and
against the highest orders Gen. Sickles,
though living upon the Government
money, deyotes his whole time to ma
king stump speeches in New England.
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CoNNEcrIcUT,-The Democracy have
carried this State for English for Gov
ernor, by about 1920. The Legisla.
ture will be Radical.
At most of the municipal elections
North, the Democracy have been tri.
umphant.
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THE MARKETS.
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, April 8.
GOLD.-The rates here are 1873 buying,
and 1885, selling.
CoTToN.-The total receipts for the day
were Ill bales with no shipment. Thirty
four bales changed hands at the following
figures:
0 bales at 131ac; II at 2Gc; 4 at 261sc; 4
at ~.
Groceries are unchanged and trade is
rather dull. Salt sells at SO IS by the cal
load.
Cotton yarns are quiet ut lGalsa2Oc.
Coffee rules quiet, ut 22a2G for Rio.
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Weight of Grain, &C., per Bushel,
as established by the Nashville
Chamber of Commerce.

Judge Moore. of the Dallas Circuit
Court, in session at Selma, received an
official notice yesterday that unless he
orders his Jurors to be drawn from the
list of registered voters without regard
to color, he would be promptly reno
we'd from Office.
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ALAS! THE FRUlT.-Last evening we
had a heavy frost in this section. and
it is universally conceded that the fruit
is all killed. This calamity is far great.
er than one would suppose at first
thought. W. may safely calculate its
damage to this county at 800, 1000.
Add to this the awful taxes we pay,
and We have a gloomy prospect.
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There is no reason 10 believe that
there is any foundation for the rumor
that ar. Johnson intends to resign be-
fore the impeachment trial is concluded.
A removal by judgment of the Senate,
under the circumstances. would dam
age him less than . resignation.
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Father Ryan's new literary paper Al
Augusta, Georgia, the Pasnsr Of IL
South, has made it, appearances. It Il
. neat eight page periodical, with taste
full vignette, bearing the motto, "Rsi.
sio # Patrie." It IL devoted to the in
terests Of the Catholic religion and ID
general literature,
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The Montgomery Mail says: "There
is not as much land in cultivation this
year as there was last, but the farmeas
have wisely determined to cultivate well
what they a with a limited force and
the means at their command"
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, April 7th.-Flour--super-
fine IS 5Oaa 90; fancy Sl2 5Oal3 10. Oats
70a75c. Corn S5aS6c. Rye 81 S5r1 so.
Lard l634al7c. Mess Pork s26 75a27 90.
Bacon-market active and excited, with
sales of6O0 casks of clear rib sides and clear
sides at l61s. l63lal71sc. Shoulders at 10
al4c. Whisky, raw. free, 50 70.
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OUR AGENTS..

We take the liberty of naming the fol-
persons as Agents for the Home
journal, and empower them to receive and
receipt for subscriptions to our paper, to-
wit:
G. A. Hunt, Hunts Station.
l. N. MARTIN, Salem.
DIR. ii. G. BLANTON, Salem.
JOSEPH LENEHAN. Decherd.
ISAAC Il. HINES, Cowan.
W. ii. GILBERT, TullahOma.
A. NJ. TENNIsON, Nashville.
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Anna Dickinson, it is said, prefers
Coltax for President. Nj. c. 10 . Wild
over.
Ben. Wade has set the 7th Of May TO
take the Presidential chair.
Abe Smith, the colored jailor, took
possession Of his place in Nashville, on
the Gath.
Convention scrip in florida 10 worth
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2O4 acres IN one tract, and
$50 in another, lying on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, between Cowan
and Decherd, both tracts well watcred and
well improved, and well timbered. These
tracts are very desirable, and ought to at
tract the attention at once of persons in
want of pleasant homes and good farms.
JOHNSON & SIMS.
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colored friends" IN Tennessee to put
these questions to the test, by bringing
out one of their strongest men, and re.
solving to vote for no other in this
coming May election.
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The CONSERVATIVES 10 every portion
Of Georges ass asousd and working
~tsaeisssly for constitutional liberty.
- white supremacy. - g
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>'Can she cook Y is now the inquiry
among manageable young men South.
They learned the Importance OF that art
in the army.
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ON ocres. in District Va. z

200 acres, IN District No. Z.
Good dwelling, barns and stables, and all
necessary out buildings, between four and
five hundred fruit bearing trees, five new.
er-failing Springs, all sorts Of Berries, and
about one-fEalfO of the tract Is good bottom
land. 1t lies two miles and a half from
Estill Springs Depot. on the N. 4 G: Rail
road, and seven miles from Winchester
This is decidedly a desirable and a very
cheap place. There Is q good water.powel
on 1t. JOHNSON q SiAS'
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2N acres, half cleared, and
all under good fence. Good frame dwell
ling and out houses. and never-tailing well
and stock water. Timbercd with Oak,
Gum and Poplar, and on the tract is Il fine
young orchard Of Apples and Peaches.
About IL miles from Hunts Station, on
the Winchester Il Alabama Railroad, in
District No. 4, Franklin county.
JOHNSON l. SINS.
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25O acres, about so cleared,
balance we'll timhercd with Oak, Walnu,
and Poplar, OH Elk Biver, in District No
Franklin county. Good improvements
and three good Springs on the farm. vii
be sold remarkably low.
JOHNSON < SIMS.
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100 acres IN District No. 8,
about 60 acres cleared, balance well tim
bercd. Four miles from Winchester, OH
the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad,
Nearly the whole under good fence.
JOHNSON Il SIMS.
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40 acres adjoining the above.
Eight acres cleared, on which IL . com-
Portable new building. Well watered and
timbered
JOHNSON Il aIAE0,
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100 acres adjoining the above
tract, 100 acres we'll improved. 10 acres
cleared, balance well timbered. Good new
er.failing springs also good water-power.
JOHNSON 4 SINS.
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FoR 9ALE.

600 Acres Land IN District
No. II. Franklin county. known as the
Thomas Keith place, seven miles from
Winchester and two miles from Cowan, on
the n, &C Railroad. This is a splendid
tract of land, very rich, and finely tim
bered. Indeed, there Is no better land in
the State. 1t il we'll watered with large
Springs, and nearly all under good fence
JOHNSON 4 SIMS.
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29O acres adjoining Winches-
ter. and will be cut up to suit purchasers.
This land Is not under fence, but will
make desirable building lots for business
men who do not wish to be far removed
from town. JOHNSON Il SIMS.
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Fight Weeks for Nothing ;
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

III SUBSCRIBERS TO THE -CULTIVA-
~ tor and Country Gentleman for 1858, re-
ceived previous TO November j, 1857, with the
money, will receive that paper weekly through
November and December, eight numbers in all
without charge.
The Cultivat0r and Country GENTLEMAN Is
published in large weekly numbers Of sixteen 70
twenty pages each. and designed to include
every department of Agriculture, Stock Rails
ing Horticulture and Domestic Economy.
The publishers prefer using the following ex-
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TO speak for themselves:
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Gentleman as standing at the head of the
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tleman 1.-The best Of all the American newspa-
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Uouse Of REPRESENTATIVES,,

TUESDAY, Jan. IA, 1S6s.-The House
met at 9 A. NJ, pursuant to adjournment
Upon call of the roll, no quorum being
present, the House adjourned till 2P. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House was called to order at 2 P. NJ,
according TO adjournment. Upon a call Of
the roll fiffy-six members answered to their
names, and the Speaker announced a quo
rum present for the transaction of business.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Agee A bill to provide for electing
commissioners for the poor in each county
Of the State. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Singletary: A bill 20 amend an act
Incorporating the Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad Company, and declaring illegal
the Board of Directors of the East Ten
nessee and Western North Carolina Rails
road Company. Passed first reading and
referred 20 the Committee on Internal
Improvements.
The remainder of the session was con-
sumed in the passage of a number of bills
and resolutions of local character.
Adjourned till 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

\ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. AT
A the s0uth door OF the Courthouse in Nash
vile. on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Deeem-
Der, 1867 at u O'Clock n, three and half acres
Of land, situated in Civil District No. "a, and
more particularly described on pages 81 aud
~. Book 81 Of the Registers Office u Dag olson
county Said Land was conveyed IN trust 20 me
hy William Wilson, to secure debts to G. W.
Nance, John Hsssnblin, Taos. Chad well. Execu-
tor. and John Cato. and is sold under the trust.
TERMs-Half cash. remainder in six m0nths
Lien retained and personal security required,
Sale absolute, without equity Of redemption.
JOHN II. EAKEHMAG. trustee.
nov20 lGw3t
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

THE UNDERsIGNED RESPECTFULLY An
y nounces to the public that in addition to
his own ls-ge stock. he has those Of G. ID. Ben
son, and Bernard 4 Mcclure Of Memphis, All
together making the largest stock in the South
or West embracing Pianos from '.StciRway !"
and other ceIebrated maker. IN order Il re-
duce this large stock. offer foe the next thirty
days Pianos and small Musical instruments al
greatly reduced prices. Give me a call and be
convinced.
N, b. A large sioek Z" Masieai" Boxes just
received. playing from two 10 eight tunes One
ofthem makes beautiful Christmas present.
SAS- A. MCCLURE,
decl4 I'm - Union street
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i.orgest circulation in City and State.


Ten lines Of solid nonpEreil make one square.
early advertisers win be entitled 20 dis
count OF 10 per cent.
Every other day le. 0. d. advertisements viii
he charged two-thirds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted IN the Tn W eekly VIII
be charged one dollar square for hrst insertion,
and fifty cents each additional insertion.
In the Weekly. one dollar square Tor each
insertion
Special or City Item Notices. twenty. cehis a
line, trst, and ten cent? a line every ADDITIONAL
insertion. Local notices 30 cents llne each IN
sertiOn.
Changes IN advertisements will ne charged at
the rate Of hity cents a square.
All advertisements are due from date Of hf5t
insertion. Hereafter the cash system will be
adhel Cd 10, aud no transient advertisements Slu
be- taken unless accompanied BY the money
JONES, WALLACE Co,
Union and Dispatch.
RrBERTs, WATTEEsoE / PURvIs,
Banner.
AVIS WIEHAH,
Por Press and Times Co.
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. %. 1867.
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IN CHANCERY~AT sPARTA.

]. P. Frenklin & Co. vs.. J. A. LOwrey and others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
i defendant, j. Washington Webb, is a nom
resident Of the State of Tennessee: il is there
fore ordered that publication be made, as re-
quired by law. for said defendant 10 appear at
the next term Of the Chancery Court. to be
holden in the Courthouse in Sparta, Tennessee,
on the third Monday in March next, to plead
answer or demur to said BILL or the same will
be taken for confessed. etc December u 1861
decl7 4tw r. TURNEY, C. and NJ
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IN THE DISTRICT coURT on TEsE
( UNITED STATES FOX THE MIDDLE
HbEHFENaYF or TEENEEaFE

q. ii. Holt. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy
ITO WHOM II NAY CONCERN; THE UN-
Il dersigned hereby gives notice Of his apIoiDf-
ment a. sssigaee OF II. II. Holt, 0fthe county ii
said District. who has been adjudzsd = bankrapt
upon ms own petition BY the District Court of
said district LEF NJ RARpFsT--Tr -
nev6-oawsw ''-'' -
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IN uHANCERY AT Sparta.

Sarah Mitchell Va. David Love and others.
TN THIS CAUSE. IT APPEARING FROM
= the bill. which is sworn to. that the defend
ant, Claib0rn Love, is nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee it is therefore ordered that
publication be made as reqSire4 by law, for said
defendant to appear at the next term OF the
Chancery Court. to be holden in the Courthouse
in Sparta, Tennessee, on the third Monday in
March next, TO plead, answer or demur to said
bill or the same will be taken for confessed etc.
p. TURNKEY, c. and M.
December II 1867. deel7 4tR
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In { hancery at Nashville.

Chaneery Court at Nashville, January the
LIST. 1868.
Arthur Allen, complainant, vs.. Geo. La
Rochelle ct ais, defendants
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
Rochelle is a nonresident of the State
of Tennessee: it is therefore ordered that
he enter his appearance herein be-
fore OF within the first three days OF the
next term of said Court. to be held on the first
Monday 10 February next. 1858. and plead,
answer or demgr 70 compliments bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him, and
set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest N. B. HOWELL,
e Clerk and Master.
Mechanism Clare, Sol'rs for Complt.
ian5-wdt
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Valuable Land for Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUI
ID pfeme Court at Nashville, pronounced at
its December Term. 1850, in the case OF Lewis
Garner, administrator, and others VS.. James A.
Ridley and others, | will proceed to sell for
cash, TO the highest bidder, at public auction,
at the Courthouse door in the town of Murfrees-
hOro. Rutherford county Tenn, on SATUR-
DAY, tine sfh day Of February, 1868,
VALUABLE TRACT OPP LAND lying in the
sixth civil district Of said county, on the waters
Of Stewards Creek, containing about Six Hum
bred Acres il being the tract of land on which
the late Henry Ridley, deceased. formerly lived,
and on which his widow now resides.
Said tract OF land will be sold as the property
of the estate of the late Henry Ridley, TO satisfy
the remainder of decree pronounced in said
cause in favor of Lewis Garner, adninistrator
of James Ridley, deceased. 1t will also be sold
subject to redemption and the widows dover,
which has been laid of and assigned to her.
This tis a large and valuable tract of land,
favorRbly located IN one of the best farming dis
tricts and most desirable communities in Ten
nessee, and those wishing TO purchase real
estate would do well to attend the sale. H..
For more full and thorough description OF
the premises those wishing to purchase are re-
spectfuliy requested to examine the premises,
or make inquiry of James NJ. Avent, Esq, and
others, at Murfreesboro, who are well acquaint-
ed with the premises. and will take pleasure in
answering any inquiries made of them.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
JESSE G. FRAZER, Clerk.
January 4, 1868. jan9 dlw&w2t
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TUE DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON TRF
4 corner Of Broad and McLemare sfrscit.
knywn a theFesidenee e the latsJudEs Marry.
ANDERSON. JeHHsOE 4 SMITH.
dec28 lW Real Estato Agents
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SO A DAY TO AGENTS, $50

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY
"a In Tennessee, to sell Hsloyd's Great
Double Map OF America and Europe.
Each Map shows twenty square feet OF matter,
or forty square feet Of matter on both Maps. for
FIVE. DOLLARS, mounted nicely on muslin
with binGing On the edges sized and vanished
nicely, with double rollers either side trent.
This IS the first Map ever made showing every
Town. Viiiege, and Gold and Silver Mine In our
vast Western Territories across the Plains and
Rocky Mountains, 10 the Pacific States. Shows
10000 towns, villages and railroad stations.
and every railroad in America and Europe up
to 1867 Send for copy and see Map hFsI
Address. "A. q. BIdEL0W,
General Agert for Tennessee,
. . Dresden. Weakley Co.. Team.
. fort4 iWd 3fnv COZ
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WAKE UP! WAKE UP!
Read the News Of 1.-THE Day,
DRYGOODs MERCHANTS ARE GET.
TING UNEASY AND NERVOUS.
WHAT'S the Natter WHO'S Hurtq


DOWN WITH HIGH PRICEsi RALLY
II around the store Of q. RICE q 40.
They viii sell Goods this month cheaper than
ever; have just received another large lot from
Bankrupt Sales. New York. and viii give their
customers the benefit Of il.
bianlCetSl Blankets! BIanlSetst-No
more lying under the bed 70 keep warm 60 70
q. RICE 4 cos. g. College street, and get you
good pair Double Blankess at 81 80.
shawl and Ctoaks will be sold for less
than hall the manufacturers prices.
Greatest Inducements given in Dress Goods.
to enable you 90 buy Christmas presents for your
daughters and friends, which are cheap. pretty
and useful
some Of the Drygoods Merchants are swearing
on account OF our exposing their high prices
IL cannot be helped, however
Il. RICE 4 co. are bound to keep Up the
swearing all this season. Blow high or blow
low" cur splendid stock Of goods viii be sold.
Call quick and get your supplies, aud we will
ast0nish yea in prices eur hrm reads.
q. RICE a co,
d2 College street.
A Fine FAMILY CARRIAGE for sale Call
az q. Rice 4 Co.'S. decs I'm
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Bamberger 4 steaderl1er vs. Rolh 4 Bro. =.

IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
4 satisfaction Of the court that the defendants,
Roth 4 Bros. are nOn-resident8 81 the state.
and are about fraudelently disposing Of their
property and removing IL away By night Il u
therefore ordered BY see court that publication
be made in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
a newspaper published ia the city Of Nashville.
for four weeks, commanding said Roth z Eros
to come forward and show Gauss. II any you
have, why judgment should not be rendered
against you in the above cause, or the same will
he taken for confessed az 10 you and set for trial
ex paIte on the 3lst day Of pecember, 1907. Al
no O'clock, A.. ~, at my Office No. - Deaderick
street in the city Of Nashville. this Nov ~ 1901.
noy30git VII WILKINSON, }. y.
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ENGINEs AND BOTLERs.

+ ANE 4 BODLEY SAW MILLS-GREAT
i ! reduction in prices. We are Offering for
sale at reduced prices a large Tot of first class
Portable Engines, Stationary Engines and
Boilers, as follows: One Stationary Engine,
without boiler. forty horse power: one Sta
tiOnary Engine, without boiler, ten horse
power; one pair Double Engines. fifty horse
power, with two boilers. each twenty feet long,
forty inches diameter; one extra large Porta-
Portable Engine 10 by Is inch cylinder two
Portable Engines, by Is inch cylinder. Also,
several Lane 4 Bodley Saw Mills, with the i'm.
proved wrought iron head blocks and solid iron
frames. JOHN p. DALE, Agent,
with j. R. PAUL 4 CO.,
60 South Market street. Nashville. Tennessee.
III .