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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
Sherif's Sale.
mes Welsh, J
VS.. In Partition.

James Welsh,
In Partition.
John Welsh, ct ais. !
ID y virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
ID court of Common Pleas of Harrison county,
Ohio, and to NE directed will offer for sale at the
door of the Court house, in Cadiz in said county
the 10th day of December, A d 1853; between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, A NJ and o'clock ? NJ OF said
day, the following real estate situated in said county
to wit; part Of the n. w. quarter ot section 81 in
Township II, of range FIVE Steubcnville land district
bounded as follows, beginning at the N W corner OF
said section thence south with the section line 100
pcrchcs to S w corner of said N w quarter, thence
east with south line Of said quarter 100 pcrchcs,
thence north parallel with west boundary line Of said
section lG0 perches to the north boundary of said
section, thence with section line 100 perches To
place otbegining containing 100 Acres subject to the
lie Estate Of Elizabeth Welsh in the whole Of said
tract.
Said land appraised subject to said life Estate at
the sum Of $1,000.
Terms of sale 4 in hand, y in one year and =
in two years from day of sale with interest and to
be secured. JAMES BOYD Sheriff.
l. LEwToN Atty. for Petitioner.
Nov. 9, lSj3-it.
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Ribbon and Bonnets

or New and beautiful style for Sashes and Bon.
~ netts, also Velvet ditto all width and cuts A
tine assortment OF silks together with few of other
kind OF bOnncts septic SO WV HOCiG Il co.
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND s&EGAkL

CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. lS2 Main Street, Below Monroe House,
WHEELING, Va
TNHE undersigned would respectfully call the ut
l. tention of the Public, both in and out OF town,
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they flat
ter themselves that they will be able to offer bet
ter bargains than any other establishment in Wheel
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the ,est terms
from the first Manufacturers, and made up at our
own Establishment in Baltimore.
Our Stock too large for enumeration, co rprises
every article, Fine and Course in the
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give us u cali, and we will endeavor to fit you
out in the best style, cheap for Cash
?. S.--A great stock Of Fail and Winter goods
just received and now opening
BAER, WALTER e. BROS
Branch of Walter Il Bros Clothing House, BAL
timOre, Md Wneeing, Sept. II, lS53.-ly,
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
CENTRE FOUNDRY.

J. q 4 J. BAlTUo,
No. % Main ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
TX EEP constantly ON hand an assortment of the
IN latest and most improved Stoves, embraci ing
every variety Of Parlor, Shop and Cooking Stoves
Their "Western Virginian,"n a coal stove cannot be
surpassed by any thing ever introduced into the
city They have sold 100 Of them within the last
six months, pledgng themselves to take them back
they did not give satisfaction, and have never had
one returned.
They also keep constantly on hand the latest styl,
Of Arch Crates, warranted equal 10 any made else
where, also cast Iron Sinks, and variety of all
articles in the Foundry line which will be sold low
for cash.
0-Paricular attention will be paid to all kinds OF
Job work. Wheeling, Va. Sept. ii, lS53-3m
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SheriRs Sale.
Thomas GILLESPIE, j.,
vs. : In Partition.

Thomas GlIesplo' lr
YS. In Partition.
Samuel Coleman, ct ais.
pG virtue OF all order Of sale issued out of the
Id Court OF Common Pleas of Harrison county,
State OF Ohio, and to me directed, / will oher ior
sale public auction. at the door OF the Court house
in Cadiz. Haraison county, on the 10Th day OF Dccem-
Der, A. ID. 1853 between the hours OF 10 o'clock,
A. NJ and 4 o'clock p. NJ, the following Icusehold
real Estate to wit: The South half OF the North
west quarter OF Section Sixteen in Township Eight
of Range four in the Stcubcnvllc Land District
containing Eighty Acres more or less" and being
lease hold Estate OF School lands granted to Thorn.
as Anderson late of saii county deceased in the
year A. d. 1922 for ninety nine years, renewable
forever subject to rent.
The said easehod Estate with the improvements
appraised ut five hundred Dollars, and will be
sold for onc-third of the purchase money in hand,
third in one year and cne-third in two years
from day Of sale, with interest Deferred payments
to be secured.
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff of Harrison CO., q.
l.. LEwToN, Attorney for Petitioner
CadiZ Nov, g. 1S53-it
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New Furniture and
CHAIR w ARE ROO MS
IA Ill n hAA a. aNAA Hnh,A

INVITE tho attenn lOf house keepers amt others
l. To thcirncw Furn. ure and Chair Ware boorIs
III the new brick building No. 1863 Market Street, a
few doors below the Marget House Ih.y are ire
pared TO furnish all articles in their linz, such as
Dressing and PlPin Bureaus, Secre ariis and EuoA
cases, Card, Dining and Breakfast Tables Bedst.ads
In every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sslas
Divnns, Ouomans, &c. Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands.
Chairs Windsor, Cane Seat, Mahogony, in every
variety, pain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clork ks
%ci all OF which will be furnished promptly o.
der, at the lowest prccs We respectfully inyie the
public 10 call and examine our stock feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases
MuNDAY & IOfTS.
Wheeling, sep2S ls53.lv
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an disensrs nf M Skin.


This Ointment will cure the SOltrheuHi, and Burma
chapped hands, quicker aud surer than any other
niet icines OF the kind before the public. %
10 substantiatc the above, can give hundreds
of certificates, but consider it use (any per-
do the same, it they nave friends, for even
worthless article) rely solely the merits OF the
Ointment for the public patronage,
n B. single box Of this Ointment will keep any
Blacksmths, Farmers, Sailors, Mechanics
hands, let them chap crack ever sO bad, sound
and in good working order all winter. ...
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
NaugaIuck. Conn.,
WHOLESALE DEPors.--C Clikenner &, co., No. 81
Barclay ST., New York; Fleming x brothers. Pitts.
burgll; Weeks & Potter, l5l Washington ST, Boston;
VIM II Brown 4 Bro, No. Liberty ST., Baltimore;
L W Dyott q Sons, Philadelphin.
Sold also by tho PRINCIPAL Druggists, and country
Merchants. Price - cents per snx.
AGENTS.-JOhn Brnll L. : Hamilton, Cndiz., A.
+ Croskey u Jolley, New Market. Brown Il
farmhouse, New IIugerstown. Jul Schneider,
Mooreeld. f J Phipps Il CO., Smyrna.
seplS lSJ3ly
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New Wholesale Tobacco Store

New Wholesale Tobacco Store
+ OGAN, CARR l. CO., are now ready to supply
Ia dealers in the city or country, with Virgins
Chewing Tobacco, imported and Domestic Ci.
gars, Snuff of all kinds Snuff boxes, etc.
They will Offer OH the best terms, at their whole
sale store No. 81 Main street, between Quincy Ns"
Monroe streets.
500 boxes IS and IS lump chewing tobacco.
20O do "a ID do do
$50 do pound, some very superior;
SO do Dadem and dew drop twist;
80 gross yellow bank and amulet fine cvt;
70 bbls smoking tobacco:
1000 papers do do
100000 superior segars.
3O0, 900 domestic do
$50 boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads;
so gross snuff boxes;
20 do cigar cases etc. etc.
Dealers are invited to call and examine our ock..
We are determined to offer induceIrents equal 70
any in the Eastern market.
Wheeling, Va, Aprl2l, 1853. ly.
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Final Account.

NTOTlCEis is hereby given that the following ac-
counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement.
Final Guardian account Mathew Clark Guard j.
an of Sarah +. Barr, Catharin Barr, Malvana Barr
and James Barr, also the account OF Mathew Clark
as Guardian for Mary Jane Barr, and Nancy Ann
Barr also the amount and list OF claim against the
insolvent Estate OF John CrumIey Deceased, has
been filed in my office, by the Commissioner who
received the same and that dividend will be de.
clared on the 18th day of December next also the
above accounts will be passed upon, on the same day
November l6 1853 b w VEIRS Pro. Judge
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W. II. S&a A1xGEva AIJ,
Manufacturer ;Snd Dc:aicr in Chairs
and GHbis1eI Furniture

No, l66, MARKET ST. (east side.) WHEELING, Va.
Il ME subscriber respectfully informs his friend
l. and the Public generally, that he continues to
Manufacture and keep on hand large and good as
sortment Of Chairs and Cabinet Furniture, which he
will manufacture OF the best material and employ
none but good workmcn.
am determined To manufacture a VERY SUPERIOR
article OF chairs TO those brought here by BIC SPEC
CLAroRs in The business, and equal 10 any mauutac-
tured i'll the City, all OF which will sell at the low
est price tor cash Wheeling sep2S lSj3-lv
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A. Jul. SCHREIBER,

Stone and Earthen Ware, at
WOOD Il SMITHS Corner.
COLE Leather, Window Glass, Nails u Stone ware
~ fresh assortment, WIN. HOGG a co.
sept. II 1888
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QDHH " ES!!!

TNRED. A. TIIOMMAN is now prepared to at
4 tend to auction sales in this Cuunty.
Writing of all descriptions attended to with de.
spatch, Books posted, Bonds Deeds, &c. &c drawn,
Office at the Mansion IIouse.
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McMechen's Literary Depot.

TNHE undersigned has removed hin LirERsry
4 DrroT to No. 4. Washington Hall. Motroa ST..
where he constantly heaps on hund, books stastor !
cry varieties; also, all s popnlar Magazines News
or Literary Papers Of the lny A elsicer ss.sction
Of the latest PorrLAR PupLt4rIoSs eanuot b, found
N any establishment in the West, lie invites ia
friends from Ohio II give him call
Wheeling, sep2S is53.ly
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Basket Factory.

! ,MARKLT SgrAEE WlsT sinG. con. MARrET AAl.x
Mo0NEf, manufacturer of sll kinds OF Willow
Il and ralan ware comprising eiIildrens wHvui,sS
GIG cradles, chairs, sleihs, taruers seed ha.le,,
maj II tbaskets. Indies travelling aud sowing hask ct.
ronn~, oval AMI square in endless variety
Also constantly on hand Lrooms and i gyeat yart.
ETY. OF cedar ware, churns, tubs, baskets. All w.E.
sale and retail Orders momntly attended 10.
Wheeling, Sep2S lSJ3,ly
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New Furniture, Chair and Look
ing glass Store.

ERAIEFUL for the very liberal patronage which
" has been extended TO the subsriber he would
beg leave 90 inform his friends and the public gen
orally, that hs has taken in the new block ON
Main street, near Union, where he Is prepared 10
furnish ali kinds Of Furniture, Chairs, Looking
Glnszss. &c. In all their variety
PICTURES, Of all sizes, bOth in Gilt, Deal and
Mahogany Framed, iramen ~ order
NM. RlHELDAFFER,
No. l27, Main Street.
Wheeling, Sept Il, isJ3.-ly
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A RAILROAD ATrAcKED BY A GANG Of
IRISH The night train for Cleveland from
Columbus, on Saturday, had an lrishman
on board who gave the conductor much
trouble, AMI VAS d.d. with a1 in such
cases "made. .and provided" "A dozen or
fifteen other lrishmen were on the same
train but manifested no feeling in the casc
"f ,hls comrade until they arrived at De!a.
ware. AT that station, The diSatIected party
on 'he cars were joined by crowd of Irish
men who happened to be On the platform
and the whole gang cnmmrncca an attack
on al th,se conn oted with the cars-the
Conduc or Engineer Fireman ana Brakes,
man. A general fight ensucd in which the
attacking parry were completely routed,
after two ur three hi>hmen were killed ard
anu humber seriously wornara.
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4 LII Sorts of men aud boys wear, consisting of
"a Twecds, cordaruy's; Pilot cloths. Sattiurits
Jeans, Eastern Lncy's etc. ut the cheap corner Of
oct 70, lSj3-ly WOOD x SMIFH
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Martha Washington Case.

The defence evidently outgeneraled the
Government in this case. We understand
that il is a rule Of law that after the plant.
I'll has made the opening speech, the defen-
dant may waive any argument and thus
cut off the plaintiff from reply. After the
District Attorney had made his opening
speech Mr.. EwING said that the defence de-
clined arguing the case, thus takingthe wind
out of HENRY STANBERRY's sails. who was to
close for the Gov eminent. When the de-
fence made this announcement, the Defend
ants wives, mothers aud sisters, pitched,
intO the jury and gave them hearty his-
sing, which Mr.. STANBERY insisted was e.
quivalent to Il speech for the defence; but
Judge McLASE decided against The position
of Mr.. STANBERY. Nice point that!-Lick.
n6 Herald.
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DIM Pieces Prints, mostly madjer colors al
N~OV Ioct. Do 1853 lyl WOOD & SMITH.
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4 GOOD Sock OF Broad cloths various quanti-
"A Ties and eolors tyIzl Blue, Black. Plumb
oct. 26, lS53-Iy WOOD & SMITH
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Final Account.

NOTICES is hereby given that the following ac-
~ count has been filed in the rebate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement,
The account of Thomas Townsend and Wilson
Maddox Executors OF the Estnte OF Samuel Barber
Deceased, and that the same will be examined and
passed upon by the undersigned ON the 2jtn day OF
November next. B W VElRS, Pro- Judge.
October 2G, 1853.
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NLOrH cops all sizes, various coIors. At
~ laci. 20 lsj2-lyl WOOD Il SMITHS
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Latest, Best & Cheapest
WO OOd e. Smith

"A Kin receiving and opening very extensive
n LOT Of new goods Of all sorts qualities and pr-
ces but all very cheap, word 10 onr CUSTOMERS Is
sufficient. WOOD & SMITH
Cadiz, Oct. Is. l953 IY =.
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4 NIMPS, Fringcs, Silk, Laces, coat Binding cord
II and all sorts OF trimmings Tor Men AMI women
at (UcI 70 lSj3-ly) MOOD Il SMITHS
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DLANKETS and state Shawlsat
ID toct 70 lS53-lp) WOOD & SMITHS
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E'RENCH Merinoeg, coberg, and Palmetto cloths,
Il Delanes and alpaccas, 1T
tOct 20 lSjJ-ly) WOOD g. SMITHS
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THE WONDEIs or THE AG:E.

IN3R tie ere
IT nt Saiuh,
uIn cliilblainz,
common S4sss
Chopped d az
Cracked Hsuds.
burns or l.alds,
ruIs or wounds
Piles, lhaIanIE
tion OF tho
Breast, bites ~
insects. SsTs
Lips, PinpieSs Oh
ths Face, ana
Breaking out
and SOres Ol
children; u IA d
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SlLkS great variety of colors and prices from
y 81 cts. To s.. .Ouat WOOD & SMITHS
,Oct 20 lSJ3-ly)
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TIE MARRIAGE STATE;
shaH Hagpfaess sd Asslth, Or .Hlsarg go
SfeERsas, affsad az
MOST sTGRTLIHG CONSIDERATIONS !
ReheetiOns for the ThOughtfnl.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life a. do the beasts Of the 6eld o.
the insects Of the earth, syincing more thought
H reflection than though the noble faculties of mini
we're not vouehsAfed 70 them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the Ne-being, and the
happiness Of cOnading aud aaectionats wife, with
perhaps family Of children.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-22
Fourthround Of Quarterly Meetings On Athens
From the augusta Coastitutionalist and Republic

From the augusta Coastit7ionaliSt and Republic.
AUGUSTA MARKET-JULY 20.
COTTON.-We have had another dull mar
iet this week, aud prices, if anything, have had
a downward tendency. Since the receipt Of the
Arabia's advices sales have been made at about
! cent reduction On prices quoted in our last<-
The business transacted has been too limited to
warrant quotations with accuracy,and we there
fore omit them.
CORN-Supply still tight, and demand con-
fined to immediate wants. Selling from the
stores by the small quantity at 909$l per
bushel. a lot we understand has been sold at
so cents,and the highest offers that could be OBJ
tanned for lots to be delivered in the course Of a
week or ten days was 20 cents. Were any guam
tity put on the market it would not bring the
latter price.
BACON.-Stock heavy, and prices still has
downward tendency. There is very little joint
meat in market. We continue to quote hog
round at 3(d8 - centS-it must be a choice
article to bring the latter price, Ribbed sides,
sound, are worth slG83, and clear cents
these are the wholesale prices.
WHEAT.-There Is a good demand for
Wheat, and good Red is selling at 7O9$l, and
White at l.2O0l.25 per bushel.
FLOUR.-We have no change to notice in
prices. Good supply on hand. Old super6ne
Augusta Canal is selling ut 5000, and old ex-
ira Family at l-2(9$7 by the quantity. New
extra Family is retailing at 6. Denmead,s
Flour is retailing at 506, in bags.
SUGAR.-Stock on hand fully equal to de
mand.
COFFEE.-We have no change to notice in
the price of this article. Stock on hand good.
Rio Coffee worth 9 1000 II cents.
MOLASSES.-Stoc of Cuba good. Hold
ers are selling from stores by the 10 bids and
upwards at %, and by the single hid. PAGES,
according to quality.
SALT.-We have heard of no large transac-
tons this week. Selling from stores at $l.359
l 40 per sack. There is some Liverpool Blown
Salt in market, which is offered at 81 IS per
sack.
WOOL.-There is some demand for this ar
ticle, Planters will find it to their interest to
save all their wool and send it to this market
for sale; if carefully handled, and washed, II
will readily bring Is to 80 cents.
BAGGING.-But limited demand for the
article. Holders, however, refuse to sell under
/ II l2(0l3 cents.
/ EACHANGE.-Ou Banks ere drawing on
New York and other Northern cities at IL pei
| cent prem. for Sight Drafts
/ FREIGHTS.-Ther river is now in good boat
/ able condition. We continue to quote to Sa
vannah Csc per bale, and to Charleston pei
Railroad, so cents. Net much offering at Ell
Their price.
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Office Of the Tenn. II, improvements,
Knoxville. TENN.. July Il. lSJ3

kA0GYILLE, Tenn, July IL, 1898.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
L the 18th day of August next, FOR Timber for this
work
The timber for 5tringers to be Of white or rost
Oak. Pine Poplar, in the proportion OF twothirds
Of Oak to one-third Of Pine Poplar; the Ties 10
be of white or post-oak chesuut;-all the timber
to be straight and free from Wind shakes the deliy
cry to or before the 3st day OK August,
to be made in equal quantities weekly. AID 70 be
completed on or before the 30th day OF September
The Proposals viii specify the price per running
foot for the Strngers, and the price each for the
Ties of the different lengths, and the Work at which
the timber viii lie furnished. In all cases. the tim
Der must be delivered at point above and near t.
the work as practicable
The timber will be subject to rigid inspection. and
will be received or not rs the Agent Of the work
shall find it to accord not in quaHy dimensions,
with the following descriptions.
ATCHOTA SHOALS.
IL Pieces for Strngers 35 feet long12 inches diam
ameter at the smallest end...............l5oO feet.
&C Round ties feet long, inches diameter at the
smallest end.
C5 Round ties feet long, inchcs diameter at the
smallest end.
AT BOOTHS SHOALS.
As Pieces for stringers IS feet long IL inches di
ameter at the smallest end..............16S0 feet
20 Round ties, feet long, inches diameter at the
smallest end.
20 Round ties. feet long inches diameter at the
smallest end.
CANEY CREEK SHOALS.
26G Pieces s. feet long for strngers u inches di-
alneter at the smallest .9240 feet.
415 Round ties feet long, inches diameter at the
smallest end.
40 Round ties feet long, inches diameter at the
smallest end.
OF this timber los stringers, and 156 ties 9
feet long. 156 ties feet long, will be delivered
above and near to the head Of Caney Island;-
81 stringers, and IS ties feet long, and IS ties
feet long, will be delivered of a mile below
Caney Island, 50. stringera, and 70 lies feet
lOng@ind IS ties feet long, win be delivered at
point of g mile below the Island. and 50
stTlBgers and - ties feet long and IS ties
feet long will be delivered at a point II miles
below the Island;-al to be delivered on the left
bank, and at places suitable for framing timber.
AT MINTON'S SHOALS.
162 Pieces for sringers So feet long, y inches di-
ameter at the smallest end..............53G0 feet
81 Round ties 10 feet long, inches diameter at the
smallest end.
PIG Round ties feet long, inches diameter at the
smallest end.
PIG Round ties feet long, inches diameter at the
smallest end.
ROSS %. SHOALS.
152 Pieces for tringers, IS feet long, IL inches di
ameter at the smallest 1920 feet
115 Round ties feet long inches diameter at the
smallest end.
10 Round ties feet long, inches diameter at the
smallest end.
J. McCLELLAND.
[1-35-td] b. It. COL Capt. TO. En-, Gent Srpt't.
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- \ ~ - - n -
B. F. S. DAVIS.

lf2aa Road Bonds and Stock8.-E. D. MANS
yivLp, Editor of the Cincinnati I5ai1Jo.S7 Record
Wtiting from New York, under date of July 4tb,
says:
I"The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad may be
consdered fortunate in having negotiated their
binds on such favorable terms, since no other
iaportant sale of bonds has been made IN Lon
DIN since theirs. Agents are, and nave been
ID Europe recently, seeking loars; but none
hive been made at this date. Mr.. Robb, OF n.
Q.ieans, who has Just gone out to negotiate Tor
d. New Orleans and Nashville Company, may
d successful, as that is an important line, and
II has high reputation; but think the mar
III for bonds is considerably slackened. The
4mense number in the great Brankers hands,
Aich must be got rid of, at retail, causes con
lerable hesitancy in entering upon new spec
EbGons. Bankers may contract to take large
dantities of bonds, but at last no more can be
opposed of-then there is demand for them by
lfvate individuals. The accumulation of indi-
'ilual capital in this country has been very
dlid during the last four or five years, but a
dge amount of this is absorbed in stocks, both
4 railroad and manufacturing companies.-
lch the largest part of the subscribed railroad
tital has yet to be PAID up, and the demand
ii money on that account, during the next few
I'd hrs viii be very heavy. ] think that before
very long the railroad undertakings IN this
c9antry viii be checked up by the imposSlbillty
of getting means"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-22
CANDIphEES.

~ We are authorisNaqd requested to an
nounce 7. Nixon VAN DxEl, of McMinn. as a
candidate for Congress in-the 81 District, com
posed of the counties OF. Blount, Monroe. Me.
MINI, Roane, Rhea, Meigs, Bledsoe. Marion.
Hamilton, Bradley and Polk.
za2s~ We as authorised to announce Samuel. A.
SMITH, Esq, a candidate to represent the third
Congressional District composed OF the counties of
Blount, Monroe, Roane, MeMinn, Rhea Meigs. Polk.
Hamilton, Bledsoe, Bradley and Marion in the next
Congress Of the United States.
rs We are authorised and requested to announce
the name Of JOIN r. nelson, as a candidate to rem
resent the counties Of Roane md Knox in the Sera-
torial branch of nextlegslature.
lz1~ We are authorised to announce DAx1e1, y.
FoUTE, as Candidate to represent Blount county
in the lower branch OF tile next Legislature.