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WE are now receiving the largest and bes selected
W Stoke Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered in this market We are Offering extra induce
neuts all puactual buyers, knowing that many
persons will he induced TO purchase their goods for cash
when they gain advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables offer buyers vGy ggea; ad an'sges the way
ofow prices and good styles.
- Country Merchants will ind our stock Of Black and
Fancy Silks Plad CashmeTes and DeLanes, Mernos Rib
bons many other desirable goods suited their ;se
al very Low prices.
Rich Plaid j Striped 5nks; Super Black Silks,
spun g Lace Curtains;
Marinos; Muslin "
reLsnss. Satin Laines;
French K English M5Tinos; Union DsmaSks with
Black BombaZnsSi Tassels, Gjmps C0ruies:
Aapaccas Bonnet RIbb1us;
MeIino & peI.aues Black i colored Velvet
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves; Super French Cloths;
- Collars; - CasSimeres:
Muslin ." FancT Vestipgs:
Muslin Habit 1 Sleeves; lambs Wool Shirts;
Ernb'd Il col d linen Cam Tx fsNeriGO
White cold silk Tues; Gloves and Hdkts;
Jacsonet i SWISS Flouncin.s; ;CraYats ard Scarfs;
White Goods. sl kinds; Brown Canton FtaBnel';
Satiiuetts, all qualities; Black
Jeans Ticking all qualities;
Tweeds Prints,
Eanne!s Gjnghaus d"
Plaid LnECys " lrisii Linen, d"
BlcL'd Sbeetngs, slIgu4iitles; Table Linens,
DomcSties 80 Twiliipg,
Brewn D0mestiCs '' Super Bed Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such are usually kept 10
"best class Dry Goods houses invite buyers to ex-
anime stock and judge for themselves of the induce
uents we offer. W. a j. G.. McLELLAND
saptB Metropolitan Store, Nos 81 and So College st
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

gAMKS ". HAMILTON. EBsy FULLKa
HAMILTON 81 FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets Nashville Tenn
w would inform friends and the public that We
w are still at cid stand on Market street. where
we have on hand and manufacturing a much better
assortment Of work than We hass before ered to the
pubic consisting Ii part of the following kinds:
Mems superfne French Calf Boots end Caters;
Men and Boys fine Calf Shoes, Oxcrd and Monroe Ties
Mems, Boys aud Youths Calf and Kip Boots water
Mems, ana Boys Kip and Thick EoOts double aud siu
Mems boys aud Youths Kip Shoes. double and sin
gIesoles
Double sole Negro Brogans
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light.
Youths and Chidrens coarse and tne Shoes:
ALSO
Ladies snd Misses Cali Boots sewed and peggsd
' French No.
" :" TampcO "
French Morocco Boots,
sewed and pegged.
We are making own work from select stock and in
good styles, and warrant every part OF the workmanship
Prices l9F9 ard UsYTNH.
:g- Work made to order. Also, repairing promptly
ana NEATLY done.
e Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
jmll-ly HAMILTON FULLER.
NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY'
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND l05 oEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK
MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
NJ in all kinds Of Rubber Goods, made under Charles
Goodyesrs Patent consisting of Mems WoInans Misses
aud Chidrens Metallic Boots aud Shoes, Coats CIoaks
Oyeraz Combs Stay and Dress Bose. Dolls Doll Heads
Balls, Toys, Whips. Tee'hng Rings syringes, Breast
Pumps, &c, &C.
The above Company would solicit call from friend,
s1d the public bsfore purchasing.
iyas-sm JOHNSON LETsoS, Pres.
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VOL. XVI.
UNION AND AMERICAN.
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The TEl WEEKLY published every Tuesday, Thursday
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No. Broadway. Nashville. Tennessee.
SUNDEIES.
5000 lbs Manela COriage; 1900 lbs Tared COrdage;
1900 lbs COtte Cordsee; 500 bags fine Salt;
SO reels psc'g Yarn; 200 coarse do;
loo bales Oakum; 25 hhds Sugar;
500 lbs asst Twire; 100 bags Rio Coffee
Is bbls Rosn; 10 bbls Lard Oil;
25 bbls Pitch; 100 bbs Feb'd Molasss9;
so pigs Lead; % deg Corn Brooms;
Kegs bar do; bags Pepper;
go " asgd Nails 30 boxes 10. Soap;
IS WrOt Spikes; 10 Scotch SMUT
10000 Napoleon aud Jenny Lind Cigars;
25 boxes manufactured Tobacco;
70 Smoking Tobacco
so " ground Mustard and Pepper
10 doz Zinc Wash Boards;
zoo assorted Dimsjons;
chests best Imperial aud Black Teas
rs bbls crushed and powdered Sugar.
loo bbls WHISKY, various brands
% bags old government Rio Cottes:
90 3" sss'd Yarns. from p Woods factory
l0kegs Golden Syrup:
20 boxes Summer Candles
90 Star 6c
90 doZ Aaso1s Bscking;
90 boxes half pint, pint and piut, FiasSsi ..
geo bags Maneys Table Salt
Indigo, Nader Soda Wrapping Paper, Copperas Yer
naca Maccarcna, Market Ellnkeis, Aops Casup, Pow.
der, Shot, 6c For sale by
Gug4 STEWART WEAkLEY.
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A TEACHER WANTED,

A TEACHER WANTED,
ITO take charge Of the Pleasant Plains Male and Female
/ Institute, situated the Pelham and jasper Turn
PIKE Road, u miles solh east Of Hlsbore Coffee Coun
y Tenn. None need apply without coming we'll recon-
ended, being capable OF teaching all the languages
and Sciences usually Taught in the higher Sc5uois aud
Colleges p. - PRICE
JAS. A CLARK STrustees
ISAAC u. WILKINSON J
P. S.-Direct p H. Price, Secretary Pelham, Grundy
County, Tenn. (iec&J-if
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Fare EseduCedSs
CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
= - :. = II DOLL 4 rs.

a Sc EsEsCSE = 5laEEI3 Es 81 & EAHszC
EET YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS, SENT WEEKLY
Nashville. 1870 TONS II Berry Commander.
5I8U.an. 1000 ,5az :. Foster, Commander.
Jus. LJger, I,5'0 tons :. c. Turner, Commander
Soua&aEaer, 1000 IONS, Thos Evan, Commander.
---E-- LEAVES adEer's WharTe7, every Nednes.
.-H-s - d. and Saturday sfls- he arrival Of the
s5T-- EafEs, c.r from the South ana y st
luss ,se-Gs,'.s all built for ths Line Gad for
saiatr a-r zat a0ae6 are uBTjyalied tia Coast.
TaU!as supplied H- e-err iHSuTy. AHentlEe and cour'
;eols JulaaaL=l7r "lA Insure Travellers OF tbs Line
every possible Cggl-sit aEd accommodation.
i.a3sa E-=ssl1r ...---....-. -.
Storage pa---Es ..-..-.....-........-.S- g
Eog e Et or as>8g- h5F!ng elegant STATE Room Ae'
gQI-uSCHiuls aEE..tv -
HENRY MUSHROOM,
Charleston, y. {.
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DRESS GOODS.

DTtE4SN
No. Union street.
w < are now Offering and beautiful assortment
of Dress Goods, unsurpassed in the market consist
ing ofPain Black Plaid Striped and Brocade Silks ChaI
eys 10 plain coors Plaid and Printed Bsrrages Printed
Jsc91e Muslin and IawnstOgeIher with general sssnyt-
hitts, &C. apes! THURST0N 4 BERNARD.
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nIS AZ CDAV

OFFICE No. Q, Cherry street, opposite Judge Catrous
~ and uoxt door to Dr. r. ". Hall. Residence City
gOtel ian2q '54--t
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THURSTON ~ BERNARD,
No. . Union street,
Re now teceJving their stock Of Fall aud Win n =,
n ter Dress Goods consisting Of Silks Cash aGiI
meres. French and English MernOs all Wool De- QEH}
lanes Hosiery G!oTes Corsss aud general assortment
oi Staple Goods.
TIE above goods al purchased in the Eastern cities
by one OF the ur s'nce the decline in prices Of Foreign
&sfcasuGise ard Will bs freely offered TO the public s
prices that must asGCc ready sale We respectfully invite
ali Is gre stock examination ac,3tf
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTA FE!
M are nos oieriug great bargain in that besuIIiu
w lot containing abeut acres, with large nun Der
beautiful trees t0w Said Lot in tie Frank
I'm street and the New Orleans Railroad and in the inEe
dats vicinity o the lot sold the 2Srd inst s3l 90
pr Ion Only small portion Of tbs mOneT viii be requr
Ell in ca=h-a1d long credit given on the balance.
Also
beautiful building nt in Ed-efeld opposite Chea,ham
HoustOns addition fronting loo feet the Gallsu Pike
enG uunRg back 245 eet to Porter street. and fOntng 80
feet on the Ca soOn. bargains ike the above
seldom offered J L.& r ". BKOWN
u0v25 63jz CHEEKY Street
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HUDSON & DOLFINGtR,

ia LtACIUREHS on
JEWELRY AND silly EGWABE,
62 Fourth Street, Near I!GiGs LCGIsgIi!e, Ky.
TE7HANAFJL for ,esg iivorS, we woaiI most Te PsCt
iuv layTGl the tTsde aud dealers generally that we
are n51 ePared mauuacure Spoons. Forks, Ladies,
Pitchers, Go5lets Cups, Aasra.c C3- Fellows and Sons
o. Teuyer.uCe eEss Ac-, de 90 lie most reasonable
terms.
HI7i1g "a ely gone tocolsdegahs expense in fitting uP
steam power. eau conf euy G5ss. that cur p C5S sui
fAvuTabiv Il-are with those OF the Eastern Cities.
Orders from distance promptly attended TO-
Old Goi aad silver taken IN exchange al the highest
prices. ucv----5al,
Nashville Union COPY months ana send bl 90 t1l7
Office f,sEE.. p lisa.ar4E
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GOODs sUITANLE EoIs TIIE ..AnoNI

GOODS SUITABLE FUH THE .AsON!
] CS I received from New ork-
Copprraud trUH Coal ScUttes .rd vases srv elegSut
a isrgs sormenl O! Tea Irt-s, various st, les;
iichiy Cut and polished FIRE if0ls, in s-;tz-
STANDS Tor hreirOns, ali pa tsruS;
handsomely ia AIMED Pale Warmers.
DIxoEs lne BrIi,aGia Tea Seii:
Carved Bread TreS hers and Knives.
Copper aud Block Tin Tea Kettles.
Oy sler Dishes Bee Steak do, CoGse Grec1rss.
soup Turee1s aud Ladies CoEss Urps.
IO;iet Sc Is o EOd TUBS. So jar ald Water Carrier,
Nut Picks Nut Crackers, Va LkI1 !.ngS;
Table Nais, Sugar NippsTs, Cork Screws:
Lard and On Lamps, iron hItcaen Lamps:
Cfuinb brushes, fais bF'ia6es, DUaiibg Brushes.
HsarJb Bfu-ha5 B1d BruOus Feather ,iuS,.-.-
foot Scrapers, Dog ircas Fie Carriers.
Door Aai0 OF various ki8Gs and at v.rr Ir,- r-i.o,
Fine ivory handled Cutlery;
Cut cry with Buue, hOuy, Coco. AID V~r- ba14,--.
6ee CdiFerS Bitai hHive- Cooks Kpi-+r.
Ciolhes Baskets. a rSst Baskets Wofs Ist.Esi..
Ceaar bucSsts, Cburns, Wafer tars &c &c.
Wooden W are OF ali desel iytous.
1auee Pans fiCII half pint ulRsrds.
t'Ou 40, Iined With 1nc enauneeS:
baiter cake Turner'S Egg Whi1s ana Cbprss.
1dtter Mouos, o!itsrs. rzlI istsull,s.
re Flates OF all patterns. Ea:;-r-Caka PMS
Cake Boxes. Tea Cauis;ers.
tsleut and plaln : lrUus, Toy Scd Irv1z
Jalannsd Wsro Of al kiud.
NuIss Lamps, complete fys ladies' and iuvaids.
oasneioi lamps 0E beating max Bz cole in
three mnue7,
We are constantly receiving from heE YORK a-c.ssiors
to our stock OF House furnishing Goods and cn ,opJy Al
short notice ans articles not 70 os found IN this cv
nov 9s SNOW MACKENZIE CO
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TT
lust received aud opening this day a isrga iuvoes AZ
e elegant SLius ard Cloth CiusLs and 1.lmas OF tss
aiest Paris styles Also. super square aud Long ShAvgl5
al low prices, az M-CiELLANiS
NeJInpOii an Store,
noVll No % u-id 4 .olisue z-test
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SUNDRIES.

2 STEWART. R. L. wEAKLEY.
STEWART K WEAKLEY,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. 8 Broadway. Nashville. Tennessee.
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I AIDES DRESS e.OOBs.-Pl-ia aaa slrl,ed
IL Silks, Brucsde silks,
Fiad Silks al shades black silSs exsrz quality
Plaid Plain and CURED 5eriTes
BeFsgs Robes tOuacsd, misses 5sTzge RoAea
Jaeonet Robez, 3o1Ecsj, zg5roJjsled a;gs.iu Robes
a0unced,
French Lawns and Irs,ins-great variety
Dotted Swiss, ard figured Aas5ins
cTgsndIs acsi8s, Srslc, CHir1zss
English ChinI-os ana Gnsha-rS
Linen Cambrics in great EsrisJi=s
Sun-Shades aud Pagasols
crest variety of Fans.
STEW EESON d WHITE,
marz3 - 49,. :.
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nj AhTILLAS.-We have Is large ard r41dsor.e as
w sortnent OF MaHtii embracing a., &c novelties q
The seaSon, cousSiing G.
Embroidered 4Ppiicl su3 lace trimmed Hsn;fjss
Embroidered Muslin aanti.izs
Grape ShaEls ard Lace scarfs
STEVENSON Z WHITE
mar23 81 C-.T.aaas :.
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NIinnesOfn Items.

The st. Peters Courier, Nicollet county
Minnesota, says:-All are sadly in want Of
lumber. Will not some one come here and
build steam saw mill and make So or SlO,-
900 year. Plenty Of logs are in the river
and can be had at ,$7 per. M.-Lumber is
selling at $lS per NJ, average. A steam
grist mill is also badly needed, and no place
in the Territory affords 30 good an opening
for either.
Capt. Dodd, located last week twelve
families all principally from Ohio, on the
Western portion of Lake Dustin, five miles
from this place, on the road leading to Du.
buque. An addition of twenty families is
expected in the course of this month from
Ohio and Indiana; they are all hardy, indus.
trious farmers, and will prove valuable &C.
quisition to this portion Of the Territory
They are highly pleased with their situation
and say that for beauty and fertility the 10.
cation cannot be surpassed in the world
The Capt. says he can locate 500 families
upon locations equally good within ten miles
Of ST. Peter. It keeps him busy attending
to the constantly increasing applications.
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Boston, May %.

DoSAON, uAuy 80.
The Prize Fight between two men, named
Blackwood and Mackey, came off at daylight
this morning, near Island Pond, Vermont. =
They fought sixty-fve rounds, when Mackey
was declared the winner Blackwood is
not expected to recover from his injuries.
The above needs confirmation. A dispatch
from Portland says the pugllists and their
friends passed through that city this afternoon
on their way home, the authorities passing
prevented the fight. j., -,
In the Supreme Court this morning, Chiei
Justice Shaw delivered an opinion in the
case OF the petition of Joseph Hiss, applicant
for a writ of habeus corpus, to be released
for debt ON the ground that he was privleg-
ed as member of the Legsl lature. The
decision was that the House had the right
in itself to. expel Mr., Hiss; and having used
that power, Mr.. Hiss could not claim any
privileges of exemption. He was therefore
remanded to the custody of the Tailor.
The Board of Aldermen have appointed
nine agents to sellsliquor under the law; two
are grocers and the rest apothecaries.
The examination of the first case under
the new law, an Irshman, is now going on
in the olice court. This morning three
drunken persons arrested disclosed where
they got their liquor, and warrants were is.
sued for the arrest Of the parties who sold
it.
The Royal mail steamer Asia sailed al
noon to-day, with 1874 passengers for Liver.
pool, and eight for Halifax. She takes out
928,570 in specie.
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6F The meeting at the Town Hall last
week, to consider the propriety of fencing
in the public square, was largely attended.
There were doubtless many present who
were willing to tax themselves and their
fellow citizens for that purpose. There
were other also, who were in favor of the
proposition, but were unwilling to raise the
money by tax. The general and prevail
ing sentiment however, was decidedly
against building the fence. Under ali the
circumstances Of the case, we are inclined
to think that the verdict rendered by the
people assembled at the meeting, was cor
rect Uite. -
A desire to improve and beautify the viii
iage as well as protect the county buildings,
was doubtless the motive which governed
those who favored THE Project; and such a
desire is always communicable. Still we
venture to say that there are none Of the
humber who would vote to tax any one
sgainst his will, and we presume that all
parties cheerfully acquiesce in the doctrine
that the "majority should rule.
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Our COuntry,

Sever9tweeks since, we called attention
to the fact that agentleman was about to
visit the different parts of the county, for the
purpose Of getting subscribers to Castor and
Johnson's Maps of our country. "Since
that time, the agency has been transferred to
HENRY SHEwELL Esq, of Edinburgh, who
has commenced the work of canvassing the
county. Mr.. Shewell intends to make thor
'oagh rork. So that almost every citizen
will have an opportunity to examine for
himself and purchase the same if he should
deemed expedient. The map is certainlysone
of the best we have ever examined. 1t is
large and well and correctly executed, EN-.
braces the United States and Territories,
The Canadas, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia
and New Foundland; also, Mexico, Central
America, and the Isthmus of Panama, Gu
ba and thew. l. Islands. Each in its proper
position; together with Sandwich Islands,
all on the same scale. AS evidence of its
correctness and value, we subjoin the follow.
Ing certificates:
Having been employed for long time as
praughtsman in the General Land Office at
Washington, and having carefully examin-
ed all the different Maps fthe United States.
up to the present time, in my estimation there
are none that in point Of correctness can
compare with, CASTOR g. Johnson's "New
Map of our country"
JAMES P. MCLEAN, Civil Engineer.
Washington, D. c., 1885,.
From an examination Of GAsToNs g. JOHN
SONS "New Map Of our Country" with 9TH
er Maps, I am very favorcbly impressed with
its accuracy and fullness Of detail, and can
cordially recommend it to the public as the
best Map Of this aud the adjacent countries
extant. L. P. HICKOK, d. d.
Professor in and Vice President of Union
COlIeUe f1"-E ,4 t.. ..f
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CRoPs ON THE MuskINauM Valley
We have made it a point for the last two
weeks, to enquire Of our most intelligent
farmers, in the Muskingum Valley, and in
many of the surrounding counties as to the
prospects of the growing crops, who have n--
formed US generally speaking, that the pros
poets at present were never better. The
weather for weeks past has been unusually
favorable, especially for wheat, and there
is every indication at this time, that there
will be an abundant harvest. With such
a bright promise before us, we Bid our en-.
terprising business men to cast dull for.
bodings to the wind. and stand prepared to
enjoy better times. .-Aarora. @
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De,noc ra,ic PaIJef at Akron.

A Prospectus of new paper at Akron,
called the "Summit County Democrat" has
been handed US, from which we are glad to
learn that a thorough going Democratic
journal, is soon to Be "fxed fact" among
the people of Summit. 1t is to be publish
ed by JAMES BItLINGroN & G. A. UDALL,
Esqs. The former IS we'll known as one of
the most substantial citizens of Summit
county and genuine Democrat, the latter
is practical printer and a fine fellow. Here
IL our or, gentlemen, and our best wishes
for the success of your enterprise.
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parks. attempt nj Suicide.

PARKS, the murderer, now lying in Jail at
Cleveland, is to be hung on next Friday
As the day of his execution approaches he
seems to become perfectly desperate. On
last Saturday evening he attempted to COM
init suicide by taking poison. On the same
day, three pounds Of powder were found in
cell of the JUL, probably brought in by his
friends. Tne intention was to ihsinuute
this powder into the walls Of the prison at
the south east corner, then light the powder
by slow match and escape through the rent
made by the explosion.
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Legal Notice.

UY VIRTUE of a writ of "Vendi' issued
~ from the court Of common pleas of Portage couR-
ty, to drectedSl shalt expose to public SALE the
door Of the COr; House in the town Of Rayenna, Oh
Saturday the 9th day ofIuno, A. D. 1855, between the
hours OF ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four O'Clock p. NJ.
said day, the following described real estate, towt:-
"Stuate in the township of Paris, in the county OF
Portage, in lot No. 90, bounded follows: Beginning
at post standing the east bank of the branch
ortha Mahoning river, iftysx feet above the south
east oOtner of the saw mill, owned in 1897 by the
Trumtull Hydraulic company, which post Is in tho
south line OF said company's land; thence running
south one and one.half degrees east five chains and
forty hvelnks 10 the center Of the roaQ leading from
Rayenna to Warren thence south eighty on q degree;
cast, two chains: thence uorth and ope-half dc.
grees west, two chains and twenty five lnks thence
south eghty-vne degrees east four chains; thence north
one and one-half degrees west two chains and fifty
links; thence north eighty degrees wes six chains
to the place of beginning, containing about two acres
ofland more ess,' taken the property Of Hiram
Adams at the suit of lsaac c. Davis and al, and ap-
praised at $600,00. 4. SPMpISe,
May, 7ls55-40-5w Special Master.
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Grange in the time orPa6IicaIion.

After consultation with our friends from
different parts Of the county, and also-with
d number fthe Post Masters, we have con-
,cluded TO change our day of publication from
"Wednesday to Saturday. This will accom-
modate our subscribers as well or better
than the present arrangement There are
now three papers Published in Portage
county, all on the same day, and we feel as
sured that all parties viii be better pleased,
and the papers more thoroughly read If they
were published on different days Of the week.
The Sentinel will therefore be published
hereafter. on Saturday morning. The next
issue will be one week from next Saturday,
the 9th day Of June.
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d. LoulS, may lf'
The Santa, Fe mail arrived at Indepen.
dence on Monday.
Col. st. Vrain, with the companies in
pursuit of Utahs, overlook, in Ration Noun
tains, party of Apaches. They killed
five men and took six women prisoners.
The women said that the Indians were tc
meet at the junction Of the Red River, anl
more troops were despatched to thai
point.
Col. Miller was in White Mountains af.
ter band of Necanllos.
Major Dusenberry died at Santa Fe or
the 10th of April.
Tha mail party saw few Indians. -,.
Grass poor on the pluins. Water
scarce.
Flour $ls at Independence. Trees dy
ing for want of rain south of 1ndepen
dence. ......
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-30
Attachments Nofice.
John Johnson

John Johnson
VS.. -
Lathrop A. G.. B. Grant, Notice in Attachment
Hiram W Perce, and in Portage, Common
Gideon Hard, Pleas, Ohio.
partners under the name Of
Grant Perce & Co. tart
Notice is hereby given that the 24th day of April,
A. D. 1858, John Johnson of said county, filed his Pc
titon in the cce of the Clerk of the court of Com.
praying for judgment of said against the de.
PENDANTS in their partnership name, in the OF
$I,3l1 55; whereupon order of attachment the
the goods chattes, lands and te,ements rights cred
its, and effects of the said Grant, Perce & Co.
The defendants Will further take notice, that they
May next. BIERCE & JEFFRIES, Atty for Pl'f.
April "a, l955-39.6w ',. t...