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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
REAL ESTATE SALES
SALES BY THE SHERIFF.
NHERIEE,s 80

II 7 virtue Of 2 Il ia to ne directed and 5s,t.-,
- the Honorable Cireeit Court OF DaviJer ca ron
tennessee At its september Term, 1857 vim 20 MY
Punhc sale to the highest bidd for cash. Al 70
mouse yard gate in the City Of Nashville o.
me Sh day Of January 1883, al the right title s
lhieFest and estate which Robt TindaII then bes
nav nave since acquired in and the 70 owinE descS
"a tEact Of land, being part Of No. 155 IN the 49,
OF Nashville, beginning a. the southwest corner ~ %
iot on McLemore treet thence at right ang Is
YIN ao street. half way to Spruce Stree 81 feet thence
nortbWsrdy, 62 feet to ley thence down the v on
49, neLtmoFe street, theI with McLenore rect g
IseL ine De ming, being the me that was beetofre
conveyed 10 J. B. bite by Isaac Paul ana p Ounnin
"a u ~ sSPSFste deeds, VII Oh duly -istered At the
- IN g IN UaVlisou county, State OF Teunnes-
Se ara said lots situated Immediately In the raar ~
spruce street. Methodist Church For a more partc lar
80 so Oh sad Lot reference is made Book No 10
PAGE 4Sl, IN the Registers flee Of D.vidso1 co,,
eylei on as the property of R. daIito safv two s
''S-7' III 4aFoF OF Z L. Ee-t for Juo P. Seige
n. n T., J. X. EDMUNSON sheriff
0''O-A Z. Q. DRAKE, @. D. o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
Fifty 10 sixty Building Lots for sale IN
EdgefleId.
FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT.

RIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT
VIE undersigned offers for sale from CITY 10 sixty Ppi5
L Ing Lots in Hobsou Wheless' aIdtor . and in he
property formerly belonging to Mr.. Hob,on Just beyond
Boos addition, In Edge 1ed. They 20 feet each on
the Gaan9 Turnpike, Woodland Russ Il and F4tFerlsn
str ets and run back 40 feet alleys sixteen feet
portion OF them being out hall mile from the s,s
rs on Bridge, and the Others within a mile
will sell these Lots the folio Wing terms apv or -
which en-, Of course, be selected by lie purchaser.
ls' P-yue nt one-hnh 10 be in h and u IA 7anca
ia five annual instruments with interest and > len 49,
ed, aud no cher security require IL ''
"a. Annual payments for ave wears with in .sras s.
ry 20 he given en- the two rs notes and lien ret i1
ID E'gaJ years credit for the principal interest .
an uaI y and security required tie interest noe And
a lien retained. -
Eight Yeas credit for the principal the interest
aD'e annual and 10 security required except d. n IL
lAe purchaser VIII put up dwelling 10 wihio the drst
year. ~ ~ A'''
5th In many cases would be wiling to give The prr
chaser eight years credit Il he would pas one IF curing
the hrst year IN carpenters work, bcx wor pasriD az
painting and pay int.re st annually balanc-nos
curty Icing 60 aired b 70 lien
oter these with the view OF nIacirg anu
ID ple residence within reac b Of y m .rrf
man Shn desires t. add Of ada ng 20 Ire population a. he
most beautiful vii Ia the ghborhood Of cur citI6
II opinion. Appiy 20 A. v $. lind ssy Esq or 10
uec IV---h. HAsHlNGTDN BARROW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
EANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec u, 1851.
1--WE Stockholders q this Bank have placed its
he HANDS Trustee, for the purpose siuding up
it. affairs Those indebted to the Ban, su II pay
up promptly, as their IudCbtu IS fails due
The holder VIII please send in notes for
demp,ou receive exchange the notes the BInk
# ind vidual pU.iJs Bank have
teen handed to me- and hereby pledge ~ indyi
dual laDily the same and the money l. ready when
Cal ed for JSO. d. JANIS.
dec
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
SHELBY IRON-WOKkS
AND
CAR-WHEEE MANUFACTORY.
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFXELD. TENN
EDGEFZELD, TENN

w HIrcoMB LEGO co, Founders and Jt4e4inists.
a. tbai eve notice that they prepared
WI execute oil orders for heavy and H. ncud-
CaT-WheeIs of Ghe mOst Improved Pnr.
terms.
In THIS department., thorough knowle5gs long sxps-
| hence enable Us to challenge competition.
Also, Cast-Iron House-f onts Of the most improved
pa ~ Is; Tiah, FlSed and Ornamental Columns; Water
lshments where required; Steam Engines Saw-Ms Pour
Mus @c made promptly order OF the be- nateri
al Particular atten ton given repairing machinery
low prices and on liberal terms.
Our smith-Work win of the most extensive eharas.
R worE, SurruPs, Dogs, Pitman- Irons Saw
49, asas Bos and all Kinds Of Ml-Irons, made on he
pe55,D NE are eal meohaaies wishing establish
isnn 20 mss our 90 eet will be to particular at
IN i-n 20 All orders Tor new repairing Old machiueTV
roniEed. --1 NC are 0'nHdeh' OF being pat.
., n BPwe have on hand AZ present large assortment
N...v,u. A., CO.. WHITCOMB, LEGO AGO.
Stitched-DOVVn Shoes,
ShfDER a FRlZZELL in receipt Of another Iot =,
Ss9Is. Stitched down Shoes at y, Pubio square
nov st SNYDER FrIZzEIL.
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKETS
{ - I 49,
The stAgneh and approved light water packets
SEPEATESLK, BARCLAY, Master.
SWALLOW, ALEX. FRAZIER, Master.
PRINCESS, NJ. AIKEN, Master.
and aa n.Gy G s!,ss l6 DO, oush overh.uG
oOmmOda,ions, conn , sassg ,b &C:
regular ten day trips. The commAndants ana colrtos
clerks OF these steamers will give Al CincInDati 80
Louisville prompt and satisfactory attention TO All orders
entrusted 20 them For freight or passage apply to
noNs-,m. H. Il. HARRISON, AGENT
NashE lille, Rome, Carthage, HuFLsvilIa
ana WattsbOFO' Packet.
BLANCHE LEWIS, CAPT. JOHS L. BArEnAN
II AHISG pureha, ed the above a. 1r--u
Il for this trade most respectfully l'tA
solicit portion OF your paIronaze - ~
Inc BLANCHE LEWIS will regularly IN the traa.
commencing her trips the hrst rise OF Saer and 800
snung through all the boating she l. OF veTy
ugnt daaght, has excellent passenger aecommodations
and wen adapted for the Cumberland All bugns1s
70. IO9N + ~ ~ ~ 81 sh1eo
Nashville, Nov Is, 1857. - "a In AN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
HOUsE ANnEoT poD 49,

N-'N AO fOh SALE
w are Offering for sale, privately, a two story -.
=, DITCH mouse, altuated on Cherry street south sH
NashFiite- The house contains six rooms Ia the is
nam building, besides kitchen seryants' roo caT5s
- bes c. aih coed order. The fronts 70 feet
aLo ms oaeA 10 eet 70 alley We will give bargain
IA ths pfoPe - u Application made situated
"a thrfing portion Of the city. For ~ cuarz enquire
Of Cr-akgttCFr 1870
anglia. o-tS. cher, stTst
have also, for sale Los Nos IL IS 10 90 and a. In
l4uccIas plan 81 iotss upon which l. frame Dwelling
house 1hc7e lots sill he sold suit puTchassFs o er-
changed !or ecuat properly g0od mues ALTAR val
uatiOn. We wilI give . baigain-
Also, TOT No s, n h9ustun hem hreys and Martnis
aal2n 70 NahFlllet fronting tie Railroad bepos Ihls
ot - - lee Hot on tHankn stTses, and $50 des %
an -iry. II yea s%nt = bargain, nos ia your time
h X. BLAScOCK, Ageut
AusI%. No 81 Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
E9&eHeIa

9HsTng al prices 70 Eut the times three lots e.
es.b e. JUST ond Donisons Store. The lots from
dee lset on the Gallatn Turnpike and are 24G feet
incl bsstrs Stree IN TOE rear They convenient to an
iIII supply OF excellent water ana are in a ran.
Dec S-tf -FfJ - -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
STORE ROUSE FOII SALE

80 = Io1N rect Snd door from College.
NE are oteIiug for sale, cheap, thar vslua- A
Ole store House. situated Broad g. and iEsEEE
Sdonhg ne shoe store OF B. h Cutter, 2i door EF
rom college street. This Is desirable bushes.
'1n9 ana vel adapted % business Of any descrptlon
- al pay ~ per cent upo the purchase money Come
10, I. r. GLAsC"CK, Agent
eePt-t' No e. Cherry street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14

'mO handsome Lots in Edge6ed, on Woodland street
Apply '0 @'' law iee' ueep'
sepl5. Y @ Tr,-Dsrry
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
AD MINIsTRATOR,S SAFE.

AID ILLUSTRATORS SALE.
on Thursday snd Frd,y, sth Of the present
~ Non b. viii sell 10 the ghest bidder the premis-
Of Fra Kiln, ems station on the Tennessee sd A.
bama R. R. all OF the PerishabIe Property belonging 70
BROOD MARES AND MULES, Colts and FiIIsvs''
and about Is head Of Jacks and Jennets At The
s le time ADD ace, he ie6rated stallion vs. OunIafu
y Fsr Fs Jas PHES0Fg 59[S a oo CON m,
Preuut At the Fair Rhen was three years o d .
HOGS, Of improved stocks. Among the IaJte viii Dc
found number Of Erstr MH,h Goa ith Young calves
Amo he uog very Boar, and many Il ue S.ws OF
the Be kshlre Byh ock also VIII bs hi Bonse5o5
and h-ten uyHtfHre nd large 10 Of Faraing zen.
nree bugses and the present yea Is crop OF uraa
Al Tie same time place the undivided one.tfrd O,
/ Two MteshNGkk STUD COLFS, and ONE MESSENGER
lily Also the undivided one.third Nine Head Of
Lihe torN IL g and Thirty Barrels Of sait.
present tfem daily aui hene ia me time preserih =
o. a @ad nose owing ad estate win forward and
TEENS OF LE-'H suns under $40 cash; c eli. Of
t~e'e month given utns above 40 he rUrrfss ~
gSiug Two az -.rovra ss-,Tit.s 49, eI
'aoval II he property 5USHJt W UWEN
Aau'f OF va O.en decd
P.s.-Os the hrst day the Cos ard stoeT 81 ~ ~,
d the second day, The Household ana Riehea iu-nuerr
Farming u ils, &C.
Neat Country Residences.
Az ors .ng Tor sale mall rraes OF aad, two niles
IL In ne siy near The Noiensvle Tarnpss, ooatlin-
rs = Aese Tbs residence Is C0tasgs, suh ioar
os, q94oe Al1ehen double negro eabia, stable 4e
Dec 1T AVS LISDsLEv
a GOOD DWELLING,
SIrUATEo Chsrry street. near Linssln'. Han {. ROY
olsFeo t2r sale TIE lot 80 lee, float. ~ $50. The
40 6 con alnHg II a. Alne Feoas Tbs house
Dee Mt A.v.s.LINDsLEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14

NEW BOOKS.
MUSTANG GRAy. By Jere Clemens
MEADOW BROOK. Ply Mary J. Holmes
THE LOST DAUGHTER. Ry c. Lee Heutz,
RoUMANI'. by James o. Moves, Md
LIFE OF HV FILCH--Irventor Of the Steamboat.
THE WORLD ~ A POCKET BOOK
BERANGER: LYRICAL POOUFs. BY Wm. Young.
NOTHING TO Eat. Illustrated
THE WO Ids OWN BY Julia Ward Hove.
WELL BEGUN / HALF DONE
NANNIE'S JEWEL CASE
For sale by CHARLFs W. SMITH
No''z fa ~ College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
IIOISE AMI ron sATF.

An oiegtng for SALE privately House and q -
sitnAtrd on Broad street, doors asoye safs III
fronting - feet Bread, runurr b.e is #F
lees 20 au alley Abe house contains roonls Ia - s
baading, si,h hiehen eatE-hOase, sncks hoass ~ ~
80 Ass p@4A-a A rye Aoofe ropeTy. oar trrus
80 = Say 3 Il GLAHCONk, Agent
l-rie No 81, cherry a.
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SEE PRESEEVATInN -

IL oeeEs aue a. previous 10 the ear 1857 u be col.
II iecttd ~ nnlt a. } naaty Court Or bslor. : 49,
tTatei II lot paid before thar Il C. ms sa 80
perohs' without d.sIiGeJn. -" Worl 4 the NJ q = NEE
een." A N Nog atpv =, ~
DC lO-.tL w.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
Re urn the Sign.

I'VE gentleman q az took my sigt-A LAROE WAF.H
= from my door On TAU Ihgut t.sG j. fts sss.-d
10 return he uaiae 1 ~ o..r u.pus - ~ a
SoII WIS -sa-f Street NJ. q BEUUt,
peo Iz-41 cor. Cedar q Cherry reefs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
NOTES IONr-

NOTES LOSE.
following notes have been lost bv me- and the pub
nc are hereby Wsrned again O. ding for the same
to-w- cote Of Reynolds hitchinss S. co. dated
Dsc 'Ln 1897, ~ DAYS ay7oe at the Bank Terne
the order J. Fo. ter an by him endorsed Tba
note oiG W. Htchngs for 81 OIL dle Jan 18th sply
doe az me anE Cf ennessee to my own ord sr and en-
SD by elf and G. James also the mote Of J~hn
u John on l2O5 Ok due Ist 1855 paysbe TO the
Dec 1l-d5s. N REVNT,i -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
F OR
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

NLAto MAns1On House.)
North Market street, 2d door 6eLol0 the Sg,fay,
v GILBERT having taken the above sta nd for ,, =
Der OF years oegs leave to inform Do b of tbst
ac ana say to theT that the house has been newly
ted rom basemrnt TO attic, and mi
ture throughout The subscriber moving full well tbs
need OF hrst-eass modern hotel in Nashville and bsr
n phlant hropic mood has made exertioa To come
up TO the wants Of the public, and himself he has
succeed d. His table will at all times be furnished win
the bt this and foreign markets Afford and he pede1
hq1seu 10 make everybody contented at home who
Will favor him with a visit $3.50 "NS
Carriages snd omnibuses win regularly TO and from
the 81 Nicholas to Steamboats, and Railroads TrostV
Poress always in attendance at the depot TO receive bt
Tor baggage, thus obviatiug the difficulty Of delay
Board day
Lodging -
Single Meals
Supper, Lodging, and Breakfast 100
Breakfast from 20 o'clock
Dinner -
Supper 5"
J. GILBERT, Proprietor.
opposite this House, Market street are two Iiverv
stables where be found all hours horses b1gs
etTr'ag IS, &C ) n. Alexander a Co.. aud ~ r. WTisht
Co arr the propTi,tois - ''eH'
Dec 4-lydtw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14

ANEAT SMALL DWELLING FOR SAFE
An Offering for sale cling on College Street
Onu me Medical College The uousei of b. ck
go Is good rooms cStern, &C, AMI viii be sold at
g eat bargain. For terms apply to 1 "
Nov ZO-tf. iI-' -
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FOR SALE.

mar valuable business stand on Market Street adoir-
ing me warehouse Of A. Hamilton, now cclried by
81 Is hing ore, The best stands in The
~ o' any fetau establishment. Price very moderate
apply to
Nov. 26-tf " yr,-D-,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
FOR RENT,
EOr Sale

nc hqtieoge property be rented until first jam
1907 POSSESSION given in diatelv Apply no
--@P--C. A. V. s LINDSAY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
FOR SALE

OAA SALE.
4 LOT on Cherry street. South Nashville, near tn
The lot honts 70 feet Isl feet deep AMY 20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-14
BANK OLE NASHVILLE

ma 4 ior sale large amount of property wbirb vii
- sen loF Notes Of The Bank Nash he or certiae,
Tor the property. ' nave always asked
e,PI-'' A. v 8. LINDSLEY
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-04
The BufdcII Murder - Sensible
Remarks.

The Providence Pos, in an article on
the Burdell murder, INDUCES iii the
following sensible remarks, that strike
us as cmincntly just. 1t says:
But we should like to ask, now, what
means all ills apparent effort to lead the
public observation and public mind array
from Mrs. Cunningham and Mr.. Eckel ?
The New York Times takes it for grant
ed that the murderer has not been found,
and offers the pretty little sum Of $4,000
for evidence that will secure his arrest
and conviction. And the Ncrcm.y, com
ing to aid, says it is on the right scent,
and then goes on to tell all about the
murderer and all about the murdcrcrs
which could possibly injure the cause
of justice, if the cause were in any dan
ger of being injured by premature an
n~ounccments. The aasassins are known,
it says, to parties who Will, it Gctieccs
come forward and solve the mystery.
Who are these parties? Why is not
the II ncs, which processes to be anxious
to bring the assassins into COurt-so
anxious that it will give $1,000 for
them-aIlowed to know their names and
Whereabouts? We don't understand
this secrecy; and we must say, that just
at this time, when the struggle for Bur
dells property is going Oh, it looks sus-
p%icious. As the sky looks at present,
We think the Times would fare quite as
we'll, in the public estimation, to haul
down its offer of $1,000 reward, and
that the Mcrcay would appear full as
disinterestcd if it should either give the
authorities the names of its i~nformants,
OF Of the murderers themselves, or keep
silent in regard to matters which arc to be
" verified by subsequent events"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-04

the ratio shall be the taxable property
of the respective parts of townships in
such sub-districts included.
SEC. IL. If the directors of any sub
district dismiss any teacher fcrany frivol-
u or insufficient reason, such teacher
may bring suit against such sub-district,
and if, on the trial Of the cause, Judgment
be obtained against the sub-district, the
directors thereof shall certify to the
clerk of the board the sum so found
due, and he shall issue an order to the
person entitled thereto, upon the town
ship treasurer, to pay the same out of
any money in his hands belonging to
said sub-districtand applicable to the pay
ment Of teachers. In such suits process
may be served ON the clerk of the sub
district, and service upon him shall be
sufficient.
Sec. II. That sections three, four,
eight, twelve, nineteen, twenty-five,
twenty-four, forty and sixty-four of the
act aforesaid be, ami the same hereby
are repealed.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April Il, 1857.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-04
The CFONS.

The recent fine weather has had an
excellent effect upon vegetation gen
orally. The prospects Of large crops of
everything in Preble county, were new
cr more flattering. Wheat looks de-
lightful, and should nothing occur to
blight the present prospect, the yield of
the "staff Of life" in this county, will be
the largest ever known. Fruit of all
kinds, promises plenty. From other parts
of the State, our exchanges speak Of the
prospects being good.
The news from southern Indiana, Ill
inois and Kentucky are cheering, and
state that as a general thing the wheat,
oats and grass are very promising, al
though ten days or two weeks more
backward than nsnaI Tie prospect in
Alabama, Georgia and west Tennessee,
was never better, and should the season
from this time be rropitious, there can
be no doubt that fully twenty-five per
cen moro wheat will be gathered in
those States than was last, or perhaps
any previous year. The corr crop also,
it is thought will be a good one. In
Virginia, although the growing wheat
crop was 'thinned out pretty well by
the cold and unreasonable weather of
last March, now looks better on the
whole, than even the most sanguine OK
pected, and present indications are that
the yield, should the weather be fayora-
bic until harvest, will be Il full average
on per acre.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-04
The Territories.

The following facts, in reference to
the vast extent of the Territories belong
ing to the United States, are worthy of
consideration. They are from the St.
Louis Democrat:
"They suggest serious reflections
touching the overwhelming prcponder-
ance of the North over the South when
these Territories shall have been filled
up with population as will inevitably be
the case in the course Of a few years
more.
There are now for settlement the Ter
~ritories of Minnesota, Oregon, Nebras,
ka, Washington, New Mexico, Utah and
Kansas. These Territories contain, &C
cording to a compendium of the census
of 1850, published in 1851, the follow
ing area
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-04

EG-Thc Register man finally confess
es a Democratic triumph in Iowa, and
consoles himself with the excuse that
"twcnty-seven thousand of the Repub-
licans remained at homcr' This re-
minds us of the manner he accounted
for the defeat of Black Rcpublicanism,
at the State election i'll Pennsylvania
last fall, which was that, "thirty thous-
and Quakers hadn't votcd!' Shame
on those wicked Iowa Republicans and
the thirty thousand Quakers who neg
lcctcd to give Ni@gcrdom a lift in its
hour of need. How great is the guilt
of those who remain idle when the
"Oligarchy" walks over the IFS =
Couldn't parsons Landon and Kalloch
arouse the sluggish admirers of Sambo
the Republican sloths of Iowa?
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-04
How their Tune has Changed.

NEASAA
1t is rather amusing than otherwise,
to note the wonderful change which has
come wei the Republican press since
last fall. Then from the New York
Tribune down to the most obscure
try Weakly "shrieker," (vide the Regis
ter) the tune sung was that Kansas
would certainly be doomed to slavery if
Buchanan was elected President. Now,
from the same high source down to the
same low one, the very contrary is the
pitch of their key note-thus showing
conclusively that all their fears her
were assumed for the occasion. True,
it is evident now, as it was then, that
our political opponents desire Kansas
to come in as a Slave State, for we'll
they know that her admission as a free
State would i~rretrievably damage, if not
totally destroy their party. Hence,
while they reluctantly admit the fact,
they still continue to croak, in order to
cover their retreat. This course of the
freedom shrickers" is strongly repro
bated by the Herald OF Freedom, the
leading organ of the free State men III
Kansas. That paper charges, what VIC
have heretofore charged, that the jour
mails of niggcr-worship desire Kansas to
be a slave State. These Journals have
predictedyfrom the organization of the
Territory that slavery would be estab-
lished therein, and they are very I'm
willing that their prophecies shall prove
erroneous. Here is what the Herald of
Freedom says:
"THE CRoAKING PoLIcY.-Eastern
Journals continue to predict that Kan
sas will be a slave State, evidently with
the intention of preventing emigration
to the Territory and making it a slave
State. If Kansas is not a slave State it
will not be the fault of dcmagogues
throughout the North, who, we honest
ly believe, desire it to be made such
that their predictions may be verified.
We say again and again that Kansas
can never be a slave State. Nineteen
twcntieths Of the population of the Ter
ritory, at the present rate of increase
from the North, are, or soon will be, in
fovor of freedom, and will never consent
to be enslaycd. 1t is an outrage upon
the people of Kansas, those who have
borne the fight in person in the past, to
be thus misrcprescnted in the East, and
through political Journals. Travel over
the entire length and breadth Of Kan
sas, and it is almost impossible to find
a man of either party so lost to truth as
to express a doubt as to the ultimate re-
suit"
Let our friends in the States, instead
of responding, send US words of cheer
and hope. y cause was never benefited
by laboring continually to discourage
and dishearten its advocates. Partizans
may hope to gain position by pursuing
the course they do, but their triumph
will be short lived. We arc Disguised,
almost angcred, at the croaking policy
Of some Of our exchanges, and wish they
would clip our acquaintance"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-04
EATON, O., JUNE 4, 1857.
FOR
HENRY B. PAYNE,
of ClcV Cland
The Laws.

We presume that our readers will be
gratifcd to learn that we complete the
publication of The Laws this week, which
has been m~onopolizing cur columns for
the last two months. In our mex we
to commence our usual variety
of reading, and shall endcavor to make
the Democrat both interesting and
instructive to The general reader.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-04
H0H0ecay's Pits are the only rcliai

HoUo0oy's Pills are the only rc7ia6Le
remedy for the sexual disabilities and
disorders of females. In cases where
the functions peculiar to the o~rganiza-
ton Of the Sex have been suppressed,
suspended orin any way d~isordered, the
mild and conservative action ofthe Pills
will speedily restore their regularity
The terrible diseases which result from
a neglect Of their arrangements are we'll
known to all physicians; and it is of the
utmost importance that the means of
their prevention should be within the
reach of the whole sex. The subject is
one upon which it is impossible to en-
large in the columns of a newspaper,
but it would argue little care for the
sufferings of the feeble portion of the
human race to pass it over in silence.