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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Dy W elllDSt'l N'iilif
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE NUM-
n Der OF FINE MULES, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS, &c.-The undersigned. In consequence of
i'm paired health offers for sale his entire stock Of
MULES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C.. consist
lingo
Rl extra MULES.
5 superior HORSES, and
Is good WAGONS.
Also HARNESS and all necessary fixtures for
an extensive trucking street transportation bu-
sincss, with good will In same.
The mules are all young, well broke, Of large
size and Ia fine condition
The business has been In successful operation
since the close OF the war and. being well e5'ab-
lIsbcd, offers great inducements to parties wish
ing to cnga gc In such.
il Is seldom such an opportunity to make money
Is offered and the attention of parties interested Is
particularly called 10 this advertisement.
The above property will be sold Mt auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY the 22d December,
1858 at Ii o'clock A. ~, al the stables near 10
Haxall's mills.
TERMS All sums under SloO, cash ; over that
amount. ninety days credit tor negotiable notes,
interest added, with approved city cndor$et&;
+. A. HkTt HER.
Sale conducted byW. GoDDIS, Auctioneer.
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NFECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
IfE Jhc subscriber offers his services for the
SALE and PURCHASE + REAL ESTATE IN
THE COUNTY OF MECkLENBURG, VA, or
he will make investments on joint account. For
further particulars address L.. e. FINCH.
RoYDTOS. VA, December 10, 1908.
Refers 10 General j. ID. lnboden, General y. IL.
Anderson, Mcsers. Bacon 4 Baskervill, Mc9srs'
Lancaster 4 Co, Richmond; Colonel :" lillian
Towns, Captain i. Darlington. Mr.. p a Raw
Inns, Judge Il. l.. Chambers, MecklcnouTs;s o.,
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CTRIKE AT ONCE FOR
y STRIKE At ONCE FOR
STRIKE At ONCE FOR
STRIKE At ONCE FOR
STRIKE AT ONCE FOR
BALDWlN'S.
BALDWIG'S.
BALDWIN'S.
BALDWIN'S,
BALDWIN'S
ALL KINDS OF
ALL KINDS OF
ALL KINDS OF
ALL KINDS OF
ALL KINDS OF
CLOTHIsG
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOThlNG
GOING OFF WITH A RUSH
s9isa OFF OFF W W1TH Rush,
s0iNa OFF OFF WWfTH 4 RUSH; .rs
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH NH S sTREET
CC00RNER MAIN MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
[de 81
5000 MEN WANTED
1900 MAIN STREET
and supply themselves with
CLOTHING,
and FURNISHING GOODS,
at very low prices Cal early, as me goods mus h
he sold The money is needed, and now is the
time for bargains. Remember the place, corner OF
nam anu Nif'e K. B. SPENCE, Agent
Merchant Tailor and Cl"thier,
des No. 1900 Main street.
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yETOOD AND COAL.-500 tons RED
Wv AsH EGG and STOVE Goals 500 cords
OAK and PINE WOOD. Also, CLOVER HILL
and MID. OTHIAN LUMP COAL. All of which
will be- sold at the lowest market rates.
Offices corner of Seventeenth and Dock streets
oc 20 WRIT RtspFRTS.
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THIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.-Will be

Il i sold on MONDAY. December 21st ut 10
O'Clock A. M, at the Photograph Gallery now Oc-
cupled by p. E. Gibbs, No. l427 Main street. the
following property
Lot Of CARPETING,
OILCLOTHS. SOFAS,
CENTRE TABLES,
3 SHOWCASES,
PARLOR and other CHAIRS.
Lot Of PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
Lot of PHOTOGRAPHIC INST r L =
MENTS.
iPARLOR STOVE ard pfc,
Lot Of PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
SAFE.
. BUREAUS and GLASSES,
WARDROBE,
CLOCK,
OIL PAINTINGS.
large lot OF PICTURES, FRAMES, &c,
to satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor OF
B. Brie rs. T. f. Gibbs.
TERMS: Cash.
de ltd WILLIAM r. TALL, H. c. c. II.
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BY Lyme q Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1889 Main street.

MEAT TWO STORY BRICK COTTAGE
RESIDENCE NO 2?s) ON THE EAST SIDE
Of MAYO STREET NEAk BROAD; FOR SALE
on the premises, on MONDAY the 2lst day Of De-
cember, 1858, at O'Clock z. NJ, that very desira-
Bile COTTAGE RESIDENCE situated as DC
scrlbed now in the occupancy Of mrs. Susan Win
free at an annual rent of $3.50. containing six
rooms kitchen, &C.. with gas and water through
entire premises. The location renders II very de-
sirabIe being but a few minutes walk of any part
of the business portion or the CITY, The lot fronts
81 by % feet % alley.
TERMS: At sale. LYME BROTHER,
de l6 kuctOnecrs.
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18TH STREET. 18th STREET.
COAL. ". HALL Crew. WOOD.
T HAVE ON HAND ANTHRACITE
Il RED and WEITHESE-3 IT u MIN Gus,
LUMP, HAIL, and AVERAGE Goal, which ]
will sell at lowest market rates. Also, SEASON
ED OAK and PINE WOOD.
MIDLOTHIAN FINE COAL at "a in yard
SO. delivered.
once snd yard for anthracite Coal, Cary and
Seventeenth streets,
Hituminoos Coal and WOOD yard, Foursee nth
street near Dsuvtue depor.
del ". HALL. CREW,
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AUCTION SALES.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
FUTUEE DAg,


a ByS n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY De
" slRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
SIDE of GRACE STREET At CORNER OF
BELVIDERE STREET.-By virtue OF a decree Of
the Circuit Court OF the city or Richmond pro-
nounccd on the 3Oth day Of November, s85 In inc
case Of "Monteiro's guardian rs. hontclrCs, !
ono Of the commissioners thereby appoihLed,
will sell Mt public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY the 10th day or December, iso' 4.
O'Clock P. NJ. that very valuable RE AL EoI AT
above described. fronting 90 f. ct on the south size
OF Grace street and running back $50 feet more Or
less. an alley. The above property will be divi-
ded into three lots OF 30 feet each and sold sepa-
rately. These some OF the most desirable lots
now In market, and the terms OF sale afford rare
Inducements 10 purchasers.
TERMS For n sum in cash sufficient to defray
the expenses Of sale and costs Of suit the residue
III canal instameuts, n one and two years credit,
prchas ers To give bonds bearing interest from day
Of sale, with good 81 curity Interest TO be paid
scn-unnualy until the whole purchase money Is
paid. and tile retained until conveyance Is or
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
Special Commissioner.
8. n. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
POSTPoNEMENT.
Owing to the Bclemency OF the weather, the
above sale was postponed until MONDAY the
2lst day Of December, 1888. at 4 o. clock 2. NJ.
WIN. JOSIAH LEAKE,
de II Commissioner.
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HORSES AND MULES.

GPECIAL NOTICE.-JUST AR-xs
~ RIVED and for sale st the EX-S $500
changer LIVERY AND SALE STA YE
BLES Franklin street, ON e HUNDRED eakaszsaS
YOUNG Mules FIFTY WELL-BROKE
MULES, and TWENTY YOUNG MARES suita-
BILE for farming purposes al OF which VIII be sold
at reduced prices and on the most accommodating
tarnE Use 81 JOHN Il. IlkVIS-
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npANIra coMPANl.

IVHMUND NkANIIt' WEI = !, =
III We are prepared 70 Furnish -. a' ~ h 3
9axn.ity we viii also build AL ktao' q -.
frE WORK ut short notice. Hres,.'"At 'gsAs
given - rough or dressed " Ali. 49, ,n,L
TFRY WORK. &c, and al nlAter'tl ~ ',''~."
ono. corner OF Canal sUd seventh stFg.sS -,
N'A'' GEORaE BLuM&S ID
co lLsm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19
BY E. a. j. Clopton,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

NRUG STORE AND FIXTURES FOR
~ SALE AT AUCT1ON.-I will sell at auc-
ton on MOND AY the 2lst day Of December, 1858
at Il O'Clock NJ, on the premises Mt No. ~? north
side Of Main between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, at the store now occupied by Charles John
ston, agent, all of the stock Of DRUGS, consisting
CGI ETERS belonging to the store, as whole
This stand has been used for the drug business for
4 number Of years. and Is considered one Of the
best stands FOR the retail aad iobbing business IN
the city.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known 1T
the time OF sale.
H. u e A j. CLOPTON. Anctionecr
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By W. X. Smith, Auctioneer,
1894 Main street.

r WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT THE
1 horse lot. Council Chamber Hlli: 1Hr 9nSsE6S,
MULES. &c : also q large lot OF SETuSD-
HAND GUNS. W. IA nn,innnnr
he
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IN REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
MECKLESRTRG , OTTNTY, Va.-By virtue Of
All order Of the District Court of the United States
for the district Of Virginia, in the matter Of VIII
the l7lh day of November, 1888 shall on WE'D
NESDAY the lath day or January 1859, sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder, at public AUG
ton, the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
known as "BUENA VISTA" containing TWO
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less; of which three hundred acres is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek fats. About
one-hAlf of the tract IS in forest
There are two settlements on the tract--onc the
MANSION-HOUSE, containing eight rooms IN
with four rooms each having adjacent all neces-
sary Out-hOuscs. The barns. granarles, and out
houses Of all descriptions are ample, and IN Cd
condition. The land viii be sold in two or more
tracts
TERMS OF SALE One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid In cash. and the residue In six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security for the deferred payments
The title to be re aimed rs additional security.
At the same time and upon the same terms !
shall! offer for sale The interest of the said Rasker-
viii ct being one-ifh) I'm tn" tract Of land known
rs '"LOMBARDY GROVE recently held by the
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less.
I shall ALSO at the same time and place, sell the
following personal property-to wit, MULES, 2
HORSES, stock Of CATTLE and SHEEP, and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The PERSONAL pro-
perry To be sold for cash. :. RI. JOHNSON,
de It'd Assignee Of William Baskerville, Jr.
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4 rent the well-known ICE-HOUSE on Lom- Ia
bard street Petersburg. This house was built ex-
pressly for the purpose 10 which II has long been
devoted and has no superior in the southern States
1t has long enjoyed the Target patronage Of any
ice-honse in the city. Possession given January
l5t. For terms, &c. apply To
de Tim HEERY DAVIS, Petersburg. Va.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE OF JAMESTOWN

4 NRUSlEE'S ShLE Dr JhMEo INV
I STANDBY virtue OF deed OF trust from
u lillian 4 lien and wl:c IL the subscriber, GATED
LIST December, 1866 duly recorded In James City
County court l shall, In execution thereof, pro-
ceed To sell at public auction, at my office AT the
corner of Main ami Eleventh streets IN the city
Of Richmond, on TIiURs DAY, December 81, 1855,
at u clock III, If iai II not, the next fair day,
the real estate conveyed by said decd, being that
very valuable estate Of historic fame known as
JaMESTUWN lSLANr, ia James river, con-
tanning FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES more
or less a. 39l acres by survey, of which 1913 acres
are open land Of great fertility, with ample wood
and timber for the use OF the place, and on which
is still standing the ruins of an ancient building.
There Is Il wharf where vessels drawing slXtc en-
feet OF water can approach 4; also, bridge con-
Meeting the island with the main land at the road
leading TO Williamsburg distant six and hall
miles also, on the place, an orchard ol various
kinds of fruit.
This property is OF peculiar value having long
river front, attending unusual facilities Tor trans
p0rtation Of fruits and vegetables, for which the
soil and climate are admirably ada pte1 rs We'll
as for the other usual crops or the latitude.
TERMS: lash as To the expenses OF sale ana
the debt Of ~ 900 secured By the trust deed and IN
tcrcst thereon AS the residue or the purchase
money to be announced At the hour OF sale.
de is JAMES l.. AfPEkSOS. Trustee.
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prrERsBvRG LETTER.

,corrcspouaence of the Richmond Dispatch.
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A COMFORT-SAWED AND SPLIT
IA WOOD.-PUMPS.-S A w E ID OAK AND
PINE WOOD, 4 load warranted equal to a half
cord-hetter quality and LENGTH and rs cheap rs
any. - - =
kindiing, to be had here only. Also, sold full
length. Also, 4 WE'LL PUMP, certified the best
Order at WATKINS, COTTRELL Il CO., Main
near Fourteenth street, and at pump and fuel fac
tory south side Basin.
des j. b. WATKINS.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-A full supply of
IN FIRST QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL,
sizes suited foS ranges and stoves OF all kinds fur
naces and CRATES.
Also, GLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
COAL.
Purchasers are invited TO call on Seventeenth
noic g Z. LATHROP.
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II. o. GARY. VIZ CRUTCHFTELD.
WE STILL HAVE A SUPPLY OF
w CHEAP WOOD FOR THE POOR, which
We are selling 1T q! per cord from the Basin, by
the single stick or cord. Also, a large quantity
OF BEST GLOVER Hull HARD COAL al $5
per load-a superior article OF the kind. Persons
wishing to be supplied will call at once, before IL
gives out. GARY IL CEUTCHFIELD,
No. liS Eighth street,
de lin near packet landing
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CONFECTEONEREES.

CVNF ESE HUN EESEEJ.
TUST RECEIVED,
81 800 drums NEW FIGS,
90 boxes LEMONS,
60 boxes RAISINS,
40 cases CANNED FRUITS,
20 dozen ASSORTED PRESERVES
rs barrels ASSORTED MEATS.
10 cases PRESERVED GINGER,
10 kegs MALAGA GRAPES,
boxes ORANGES,
20 cases PICKLES, in jars;
300 gallons PICKLES, In kegs and barrels
10 bags COCOANUTS.
sell cheaper than the cheapest. Give me call
and be convinced. W. w. TRIBBETT,
delS lll8 Main street.
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ByJ. L. Byerly & Co., Auctioneers,
ld!l Main street,

G10 000 PAWNBROKERs' SALE
e 1OsVUOs OF TEN THOUSAND DOL
WIN be sold on WEDNESDAY, pecember %, at 10
O'Clock, the entire lot OF forfeited pedges at the
store Of Fl. HARRIS & BROTHER, No. 1891 Main
street, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth. The
stock consists of Diamond Kings seventy-fve
fine Gold Watches, among which will be found
some magic and hnnting-case costing originally
from 800 to $500 Also seventy-fve Silver
Watches Gold Bracelets, Finger Rings, Chains,
&c. Slyerware, consisting of Pitchers, Goblets,
Mugs, Forks, Spoons, &c. !; Clothing, Guns, Pts
tolls, and many other articles too numerous to
ton; all 10 be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder. n. Harris ( Brother will warrant the
articles sold as they represent them.
j. L. BYERLY & CO., Auctioneers.
Persons having forfeited pledges can call AZ our
Loan Office 1881 Main street (up stairs. either TO
redeem renew them. or before TUESDAY,.
December 22d, as further Indulgence cannot be
granted. II. HARRIS & BROTHER,
de lG Pawnbrokers.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-04

" "Garden grub" is beginning to
abound in Sweetwater, which is, of course, a
cause of much congratulation to the ladies, who
claim the exclusive right to everything apper-
tanning to the garden-except the work. We
believe-but do not state positively, mind-that
the Rev. Mrs. Callahan is entitled to the honor
Of having the earliest beans of the season; she
having had a bountiful supply a week ago. a
friend of ours has paid for his imprudcnce on
that occasion by pretty severe spell of sickness
Ayoung lady, also, who ate couple of the
aforesaid beans, and left on Friday, promising
to return on Sunday, has not been seen since.
We sincerely trust they did not kill her.
Beans will not be taken at this office for sub
scription. -s
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[.Athens Republican

We are confoundcd We thought I'M
til the vote on the eleventh articale that
our days of surprise were over, and that
we had reached the nil admirari of poll
tics 50 that no apostasy or summersault
could stir ripple in the stole rcsigna>
ton of our soul. We give it up, howev-
er. We are surprised. We are not only
surprised, but astonished; as much so as
if Etheridge had joined colored league,
or Jefferson Davis been admitted into
full fellowship with the Grand Army of
the Republic, We have no notion, how
ever, of giving vent to our feelings. We
keep mum for the same reason that pro-
fame old chap didn't swear, when, on
turning his head, after two mile drive
with cart load of ashes, he found to his
amazement, that the last dust of his load
had leaked out on the way and left him
with an empty cart.-NashuiHe Press
and Times.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-04

" For the information of those of our
readers who may be interested in such matters
we append a statement of the number of chap
tiers, verses and letters in the Old and New Tcs-
tamcnts. If you do not believe the figures arc
correct we refer you to the Bible where you can
count for yourselves:
In the Old Testament there are so books, 929
chapters, 1914 verses, 592, 439 words, and q
72s, 100 letters.
In the New Testament there are 81 books, 26C
chapters, 1859 verses, 1871 1853 words. and 1885,
$50 letters.
The whole work containing Sc books, 1885
chapters, l,273 verses, 1852 words and g..
566, $50 letters.
To read the Bible through in one year, it is
necessary to read three chapters every week
day, and five every Sunday.
There is singular repetition in the Bible
which, perhaps, but few of our readers have no.
ticed. The 37th Chapter of Isaiah and the 10 til
Chapter Of II Kings are identically alike.
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NOTICE.
LAND SALE.

DY ORDER AND DECREE of the County
ID Court of Monroe County, will sell, on the
9th day of june, 1868, on the premises, to the
highest bidder all the right, title, claim and in
terest the heirs of Sarah Warren, deceased, have
in and to l60 acres of Land be the same more
or less-lying and being in the County of Mon
roe and State of Tennessee, and being the north
west quarter of section 9th, of Township I'd,
Range I'd, East Of the Meridian, Hiwassee Dis
trict. The said Land to be sold for distribution
among the heirs of the said Sarah Warren, de-
ceased. A+
Terms of Sale--6 and IL months time, with
approved security and lien retained upon the
Land, until the purchase money is paid.
May %, 1868. W. n. PURDY, Receiver.
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" This is naturally one of the dullest
times of the year, so far as the towns are con-
ccrncd. Our country people have their farm
work to attend to, and the very dizziness caused
in town by their absence should be source OF
pleasant hope to the merchants. 1t proves that
the former arc working hard to get something to
trade with. We believe Sweetwatcr Will do a
good business this fall. 1t is surrounded by a
fine country, improving in material wealth and
increasing in population. Besides the accessi-
bilty of the place this prosperous country, our
merchants have a we'll sustained reputation for
intelligence and honesty. The latter quality is
unfortunately, below par in sOme localities but
our merchants practice and our farmers apprc-
ciatc it.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-04

" The annual examination of Bolivar
Female Academy will commence on Wednesday
the 10th, and close on Friday the 18th of June.
All friends of education are respectfully invited
to attend. The order of exercises will be as
follows : Wednesday, the examination of the
primary classes. Wednesday night, scientific
experiments in chemistry, with apparatus.
Thursday, examination of the intermediate
classes. Friday, examination of the advanced
classes. Friday night, Concert, and reading of
original compositions, closing with an address
by Professor S. w. Wilson.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-04

A MEMBER OF OLD THAD's FAMILY IN
TRouBLE.-The following paragraph is
from one of Thad. Stevens home papers,
the Lancaster (Pa.) Intelligencer:
Isaac Smith, a darkey, son of Thad.
Stevens wife, by her former husband,
was caught this morning in an attempt to
rob the house of Mr.. Jacob Ehlugcr, at
the corner of South Queen and Vine
streets. He had succeeded in gaining an
entrance into room on the second story
where, locking himself in, he commenced
searching the room for valuables. The
family becoming aware that some one
was in the house, gave the alarm, when
Smith to avoid capture jumped from the
second story window, but was caught by
officer Mattcrn before he could make his
escape. He was committed by the
Mayor to the county prison in
default of 5000 bail to await his
trial at the next term of the Quarter Sess-
ion, We learn that q pair of gold studs
and valuable breast-pin were stolen. We
really do not wonder that this negro took
to stealing. Any connection with the
present Congress is demoralizing !. and SC
close a connection with the leader of ii
could not be favorable to honesty. We
suppose Old Thad will see to it that Isaac
is speedily released on bail. Perhaps he
may have some action taken in regard tc
the matter. We wait to see. <,
RI "fs p
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FURNISHED By II. T. cox L BRO,
Commission Merchants and Wholesale
Dealers in GcneralProduco, Forsyth Street.

ATLANTA, May 10,
Corn-$l.00 per bushcl, dull
Whcat-white $40 per bushel; Ten
nessee red, 1920, dull; Georgia red,
$500.
Bacon-shouldcrs, l5c.; clear sides, 49,
hams, l6al7.
Meal-$l.00 per bushel.
Lard-in barrels, l9c.; in frkins, 90
Butter-25a35c.
Eggs-l5al6c.
Irish Potatoes-Tennesscc $l,00al so
per bushel; Northern $6.50a7.00 per bar
rel.
0nions-l.00 per bushel.
Green Apples-$lO.00 per barrel.
Field Pcas-red $l.3Oal .35 per bushel;
white--l 40.
White Beans-$2.5O per bushel.
Virginia Salt-$2,75 per sack.
Hides-dry, 20c. per pound.
Sheetings-4-4-l8alSIc
Cotton Yarns-$2. 00a2.l0.
Venison Hams-I8a20c.
Dressed Poultry-None in market.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

DY DECREE of the Chaneery Court of Roane
ID County, the undersigned as Administrator
OF the Estate of j. L. Harrisonj deceased, will
offer at private sale until the first day Of Au-
gust, 1868, the following described parcels OF
Land, viz;
FARM NEAR L0UDON.
Only q of mile from the Depot of the T.. I.
& Ga. Railroad, containing l3l q acres-S5 or Az
acres No River Bottom 80 acres nice grow
ing young timber; the balance good tillabie
land with good comfortable dwelling, barn
and all other necessary Out-buildings upon it,
Plenty of good water for man and beast.
FARM IN BRADLEY COUNTY.
Situated in good neighborhOod, only miles
northwest from Cleveland, containing 2l9%
acres-lOO acres cleared, the remainder well
timbered. This farm has upon it some very line
meadow lands, and would make good Stock
farm. Parties wishing to examine this Farm
will call on Samuel B. Haincs, Esq, in Cleye-
land, Tennessee. -. .....- tr
ISLAND IN TENNESSEE RIVER.
Below and in sight of the LoudOn Bridge, con-
tanning ! / acres more or less, whichis as rich
as soil can be made.
TWO TOWN LOTS
In tho business part oil tine Town OF bouuou,
containing together an acre, with a neat store
house upon one and desirable sites for dwellings
on both.
TERMS.
6, IL and Is moaths time, purchasers giving
notes with approved security and lien retain
ed on the land until all the purchase money
is paid.
Persons Wishing to examine any of the lands
in and around Loudon will call OH the under-
signed or may, for further particulars, cores
pond with him at Loudon, Tennessee.
j. j. HARRISON, -
Admir-. of j. +. Harrison, decd.
June 4th 1868. IS. II.