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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RCHHING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TIE ONLY kOUTE by which through tickets 70 Wash.
4 lngton can Be procured 70 which point as well as to
bstmOre, It is the Shortest direct in every re.
ps5t The most rsaos route Il Il hs only By which
purchasers Of Through Tickets New are enabled
- Eeach the cities OF BALTIMORE, PhIladephia and Gea
TOTk at the cost Of Ticket 70 New YORK Onv mus en-
a0lng business Aen and Travellers for pleasure or lno
nation 70 visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
Sss cost lhan es1 be atorded b any other route
And i s the yFoute By which Through Tickets can
Je had 20 Richmond Norfolk, Winchester
sad Petersburg, Va, Charleston savannah, Macon Az
auta1 Augusta, BerkleY Springs and Bedford SprngR
Passengers IRON NASHVILLE axe The Stage tosches o
carter Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland river
% LOUISVILLE connecting Wlh the United States
hail steamers TO Cincinnati or with the Je6ersOnVlle
SailrOsd 70 Indianapolis Inc, make dsOt connection 81
columbus Chic Win the Central OnO Railroad to Wheel
ng Thenee close connection with the BslmOrP and Ohio
aasroad Is mGas % Washington Ulty, Baltimore Flils
tsipn1a ana New YORK,
"a Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
PMS srs transferred at CAIRO TO tns OF the Illinois
central RairOad, from thence passing through Terrs
daUte, Indianapolis Dayton and 3ena to Columbus Three
Oay Trans leave Columbus, 81 10 A. H., $3.50 ?. n. and
~ =, Il.
~ Travellers are requested TO notcs that while this
me my r0s aEJrding IhrO1gh Tickets TO al the Eastern
Giles lac same charged By other routes to As
lori 0L It s also tie Shortest most speedy and direct
ell the leading points In ths Essi The distance from
Columbus BaumOrels only so miles, being about IOC
niles shorter 70 New OK tn4n BY any other route There
IRE less changes OF cars BY tos route, and consequently
sss detention, than ~ any other.
EE The road is ballasted with broken stone and Is
Iptirely free from dust.
For fartherLHorInatOn, please applytOD G. RUMsEY
agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville st the Office Of
ne .. 8 Mail sseameTa or Ct she Jeners0nTls ksrOsd
1tiee, Main street.. WM. 3. NOODSIDE,
master Transportation 3. 4 0. &, 3.
JOHN Il. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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CABIN PASSA GE FROl- CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWEFT Five DOLLARS,
United states Mali Lime
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON 8TEAA
SHIPS.
Vbr.vr-h IN - <

SHIPS.
Through in 49 to So Hours.
SEN REERLY
The new Steam Snip Columbia, 1900 tcuE, n. Bern
Commander.
Nashville, 1900 tons, T. D. EVAN Commander.
EaFiOns 1900 tons, W. J, Foster, Commands
Jas. AGgGTs 1900 tons, 8. G. Turner Commander
EOutheTner, 1909 tons, i. n. ASrry, Commander
sss-ESz. LEAV IS Adger's WhErTsB every Wod1es
- day and Saturday aftsr tee arrival Of the
cars from the South and West, at higt
water"
These Steamships we're all built expressly for hit
Line and for safety, comfort and speed unriVas6
The Coast.
Tables supplied with sTsTy luXury Attentive and
sous Commanders, viii insure Travellers By this Line
svery posSib comfort and accommodation
CABIN passage. ,,...-... ..s....... ~--.. -t26.
Btsefage passaga5..- ....s.'......s
Foffreight0r passage having elegant 5tsTe SOON AZ
sGnmodatlons, applytO
lid. EEERY HISSRO9k 4 CO. Agents,
msy q SIT Charleston. s. q.
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LINCOLN HOUSE.

AOAAAaaaAANgAAiAa a GaAALNea
20. b. SMITH, : PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken ehags0 The above Hotsl, wiz endsaV-
IL OF 70 please All VINO MAJ faVOr with cali. OF ny
friends and the citizens OF Nashville and Davidson county,
would solicit patronage Ny table viii a. all times Be pro
ded with tbs best ho county aaords, and svsTy Will
0e taken to please all.
there is good Livery stable contiguous TO this house
ana The FayetsVe, Mulberry and Lyach6urg Mail and Pas
ssngef coach leaves this hotel ever Monday Wednesday
and Friday for the abOT3 places ~ O'Clock, ana
turning every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Il II O'Clock
D. M making connections with the Nashville Chala-
aOogs, and MeMiRaVille and Manchester Mail Trains.
TuilahumR, August a 1857
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,


ALAEG aAAalOA HClBAp
North Market Street, ID door bstOW ths Square.
- Years. begs leave % inform shs public or mat c
and % them at the house been sWy painted IRON
blssment 70 ae, with ana complete furniture through
caas modern hotel In Nashville, and being In phsEthropc
mood has made every eKertOn % up
table viii az all times Be furnished The best this and
iOrsgn markets aHord, and he pledges himself make
ever body cOntensd aud Al home Wh0 viii him
TisiL. t. o..
JafriaRea and Omnibnsss viii regularly and from
the - Nicholas TO Steamboats, and Raoads Trusly Por
tsEs always In attendance a. ae depot 70 receive shsc
baggage, ihug oDVlathg he dIfieully Of delay.
uosf4I per uAy -
~
~
supper, Logging, ana
Bre-kiasl fiOH % 3 O'Clock,
DmneEl n 2
Supper, SIS o..
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pfatsbur4h tG
-f RhtlRsaa lphta
'kAlhS leave Fltsb1rgh Ee 0llowsi MEl A. H.; East
Line r. d kzz Nail $40 p. n.
The Express Nail runs DE5 two sundays sz-
eeptsaj AGking DIRECT COAAECTlONS vita ali Trains
from
81. Louis, no, Dubuque Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Cairo hocK Island anu Chcag0, Illinois Lexington and
Louisvtlel kY- lerrs Hauts, indianapolis and La
hyete, indiana cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Iosdos Cleveland, lauesylle, CTssgli1e,
Masslllon and Wooster, Ohio. Aso
Kansas Nebraska aud Minnesota,
AND , LII POINTS IN THE " EST.
FARk as Low As BY ANY OTHkR ROUTE.
Passengers from she West rely upon this Is being The
shortest aud most expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTlMOkE, NEW YORK, and Ali
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
GuR.2l Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad, Pbia.
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Doubling the Income
COTTON PLANTERS.

fOAIhNIsD tmPEoEoment In ne manliacturs o. Karls
employing % spin me crop bui about ous-foarth
amber Teqnlre4 20 ralss 10, aud tht8 consnr %
eniidFen VI ok ana above ADD women
blowing or picsiug eoilons
am noH prepared " furnish Planters With his NEW
COMBlA ALTON % MACHlNEncY tneE5ivs o. Inc slsan
hnglnel m necessarynasiys Ihs Gin visa Lap Anpau
age In Oas nachine, End me Ssqasnt mlchlass % Eha
aing series, 2 90 HaFs ali arranged spinning k5J
o. hs tianiailons eomPstss VIA grsat dssqacR.
cOmpetsnt Splnners.
Oa0 hail or asE portions Or ne neoms ne vsryh s.
5ea VII more than for th8 whole maclinary uctufTa
Of ne seam ERglns Eud spiansrs' wages.
ls lmpfOEemtuis m rs fuauit 70 fllhar equiv
snt 70 nis naFinE purchased Of Plantation, hssrosa
kci nzofo rodnc lnau nose he orEa, uhfs
HE spanning interest m prove hs aEsrsion = viii b sr
emPt from tne cares aaNsiias inhcrsnI plautlur
galnorihg and haIng up crop.
ar 1EAa6-AL4c11rrF Do cash allcle bat good
cepizneusY eda gEaaraas0nabis iacutss, 5s tns
kght Of ne Fasu 0artn paid " ne each % tns
1rt i've years. tns excess YARNS 1ung over ruusd
e9itonFlln eonlrios lasunng tas pay shoad
Plantation changs B.opns.0r5.
tloPosluona lfon Filniur1 may b mad8, and 70
SLOW sosI Of hs NaenIuery in rBsir psusuFr csss tnsT
ausi nol onn % ss nat has ms namb8r o. b0aads
II iheir srops-or hoH maay poznds yaFa d. lasT
must pa GEO. q. hbNdn,
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RarnnHal.

E Produce house Of Ncaol O. Green have removed IRON
Coegs Streats % me old 5iEnd form8uy occupied bv
AsssTs NJ rris q straLon, No IL Corner 81 MarEs and
clark street, where heg VIII Continue the Produce Com
mission and Storage Rusinsaa under he aud Style o.
AicHol, Green q 20.
~ Produces.
IL We are paying At all tusa he market price for Ba-
con- Lard teainsfs, Ginseng, BsssHax, sc.
~ An orders, aCc0m panied b. The cash, alsd win
rOmPtness aHd DESPATCH a. moderate commission By
jan I'll NiCHOL, bkEEN 8 CO
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New Store & New Goods.
Cheap Cash & Exchange store.

rTB subscriber having sold his Interest in the old
stand OF EvEus& Co., SO Market street, ard located
himself permEu his properly, corner OF Cher
and MuIhefr streets south Nashville known heretofore
Loves store mas ul received and is now op nE
splendid sssor aud Fresh Goods Of every dee
erpuoB, suit BE he vans Of bOth city and county
CouEIGihg OF .a...
DRY GOODS
or all kinds PTints GinRhams One Lawns DeLAines Lin
aLG, JacOnss, Muslins, SHEs, Ribbons, &c.
JEWEBRY.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents BteEst Pins, Of Ca
mso, Mosaic cold stone tO5 Chains, sc. Also
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF the latest style and quality.
COTTONADES.
Hoavy Wooden Goods, DemesIics, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QUEENSWARE,
In fact even thinE viii be kept that will necessary The
aomplstl0n Of a well assorted stock OF Goods
All u which he g determined 70 sell for resdy cheaper
thar can be purchased IN Nashville, his limited sTPen
msrat I. C. HASBROOK.
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Two VAL LIABLE FARa1S FOR SALE

H'hAE Valuable iafin which Ne undersigned a. r.
a'ea oF ne ASS a1i o. years, alie. 10 liss
= ne ass7fe % bk harpuin uFsr,in counEF o. Wiz
eoli ourteen miles rrO Nashville. asar ne .f7rs ~
AAnA o. sie 1ieaialla and Ceutrs Fill1 ana 5
1oa FfahALins me county Of HiHanson, ana WAN
We niles 81 We NORM tesasn aifdad n5 osinr con
-ao-99. Ahe ll-ot conana our nuuarsd nu iehf
ee- % HIS le .-fmlas land me c0uuLF Inc barEsa
4ti1oA 4Ae eliniaoH Funs nrulzh &c Norrnwarr en-
ne late wilkins v hasuld. - ~
% ms lara are Two comfortable rs1 d-nos. IN al -
10y oat houses; barn. cribs, stahlos carr hog, -
va a eAee1n young oroqaraa % lst a1efes ina -
7fA8 WAFER ai1 a. al ln1anee neFsr ts1lrsr -
ruaAlns ron al4srant sources throush - M 49,
as a. arm Is An-lner tfaci aBuu -, ~ 49, - =
rxeeil ~ ana via good residence, or asla 49, - -
poth tfaeia = ilaal ~ aly fos rrr
.nQ pota untlea5 kleg Wal Do saDaratsiV p -rs-
iaJ alt pHyefsI ltli Thought b. e5od lnz.s n ~
made one "a me PEST liocE n lhs 5l-1- ssit- -
- l1oae wanting 70 odys would of c0urss Hhh - 80
ne premises 5el0ro purchasIng 4 frrth57 f---.1 =
a7enlsl lhsees-s1 9lt AZ are nFld aai 80 toF
lsmsslVes. lag 2S-eoeWU JOSH IL HIlI
WISH % sell he farm Hhlsh reside In yylli..,
countys aalonIng inst advertised above u ~ I,6 N
an, CONTAINING By recent surEsss handrsd - uis
orlsbls dHoniag, WA al ueeessaTy r5as .I-b 10
q slail arni, via good Walar l. uss s---s-
villa good fsne0si including about seyaa hundred yr I'd
stone leuce- Hh sell tnis Piso PaEutaiy 81 -.f5-
VIA AR. hui1as botn unltsd W8Qld certainty nazs -
liable farE ana purchases ingiied % ~ M
aud examine Ne premises. LAkLNlA ChAlEHkAu-
For isrsnsr prclar1 apply 90 ar. n. 8. sugasr a. -
ssoroof Srydef q triz1niL azaEFilla L. Q.
asg5-eO6zwd
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10. EDWARDS,

HOURS.
roo BBLS RBCTlFIBD WHISKY
0OO 50 e. Old Bourbon do
50 - I've DO
100 American Brandy,
50 81 Gin;
100 Walkers TX Ale,
IS " 4 Ran,
Also, large stock Of dss Brandies, Wines, &c, In sore
jay ID 10. EDWARDS.
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NUMBER 70.
f7)NACHlNE. MADE0
" VI HOHae Shoes I'M "

III TK0V lRON AND NAIL FACrORY, a. TROY
s. - have HkNRY bUKDEN'5 IMPsllV,sf5 $780,
3iOE mACnIa 8kf nov IL success ui oplraro. - -
pre- pared orders for ~ 81 MULE si5Cs
ans WeizhI and Pattern, a price bat Is 49,, -
price Of Hone sh0a
Tne qualify Iron used 10 thsss shoes s HaFlntt
in every aci. These s1oss haFe beau appfoVsd
are nov b he UnItsd saEs5 G-yarnmsu sEclusF-
~ as also By many she principal SAGE Omubu.
eoHpanel end Hor1e shosrs laHousholt c5dutr AuV
Person lncoslng IS % no uEosrsiFa od, via have
sample ei 80 SQUAD a8tuIled ~ Adde'S
aBrii6-lT = uTaT e RuRogE. Ant IT, q y
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Notice to Builders.

ME undesgusd vii eve oids anil ne Isl u Juu,
u next ilr tus constructions COZ II HOUss ln ne
lJWn d Frauktas 5Ipsla c5anlF, ksusucKF Thaa-
sOat OF DidinB U ae conLrs uga8r separately Or ghs
Hhoss can see las plans5 aisvaon5, &C. Dundsnr
ol eAEA on NE uhdrsgaod a. Fraakhu, a. ths ls.a
a aJ after aa t15 on 70 o. ID q Archllsct IA ii
aEefoyd, NssnVihes lena, where th8 paynsnr
ana clnsr parIcuiafs viii also Be made known.
X. D. SALMON8,
GkO. b. NlLLLkTE,
1857 9. GkEEN,
bHildinE Conniitss
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GfEAr A A 2. sALE " DEsIaA-

BIZ GIN FkUFERHH
ON FRIDAY 80Ih, April, 1855 a. han past two c'clocr
~ r a., on tie PREMISES vii oder Is Publie "a
following de- lrabs properly mbst euTb y 1c.tsd "a
Sprucs street. NzshFIis, the resla1cs Vi ts1
0Odi0z ana large Yacsui 0t a1lni1g NE ssdene Of
y r Ciafk Lag k.rst, large u4alsnsd aons dwsIIar
via nGm is " 20 rOJus uBserFst0ry clmuaudiH
hne v=W 0i the ciIyand surrounding c0unIy; ths -
lr-ung lUU tsst spruce Eud % lss ssl property
also an adjoining LOT part free soil frunLug 81 lees VIE
Eauie EJuss 70. AlsO . handsome brcx dEsluuz
h ak rOOus &C. lot r0nlng tees aso adjoining ne
ast ai0t lrOnlg about 50 ssI spruce aud as0as as On
an alley Ein Lsme dwelling Isrms Jas zna gTs
JeAs Great Tor notes 1sAIug lnIrest aIa satisfactory
sgcasliTs pa ADs blAk Ien reIaIued \ mlst
sInssy puDne atenu0n 70 Jbe sale VI Ihls very
dssraols aud Va4os Opery. Al ne eo1clasi0a u he
absTs sale Wnl usr following los N y AZ 8 " =
mOrss De-u4iul AddIuOu 70 Nashville Nus 70 q - and
~ "a swing Asenas and kusg 81 ess us Ass lUi
LUz, iU6 and S.eTsnaJ Avenue aad Ail-oa slrr
lJs Nos AZ, ~ Ia and IA MsEm0Fe slr e. Aos
10 40 ~ ana LIS on hsm strssE and SsTsa-oa
Avenue LoI NJ. 5I5 On kWLg Avenue aad a. ID sLrs.L
LJ8 Nos " -, - and - Allison slreeL ala lniar.
sseted o. ne ksr0ad. LIS 40 III Al and ~ On
lsEeIsOn avenue and rUgg aud 10 srssctsd By
me LOaIsEs talrO.u. unlaBsr VI me foLs are m0s
eligible oadang st-s ana a. posses ls rzaI adFaalazs
Vi -kies scIOOls
81 WI10GI reserve On q credit Of one two aud lbrss
yeats siEa saisize.-Ty security, &c
Onnlouses iree u cnage Will leave Oss AZ Cher
y sLresi, a. ~ o'ellez ?. N, on day u s4s.
A2ru4A-a IL 50 W. BROWN.
B-Should the weather be 100 Indictment 90 sJth
iali me as VII axe pace a. - o'elOck z. Non
dAjs Nay "a, 1898.
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}. H. CURREYs
Funeral Undertakes.

AN prepared to furnish COFPINS OF every description
om the 6ns Casket to the plsinest Servants COfn TO
gohe with everything necessary for Funerals All orders
ef my Ware-rOOms, Deaderick street. next door 70 the
Up snd-Up Livery stabie between Cherry and Summer
streets, wall receive prompt attention both day and night
? Furniture OF ali kinds repaired and made 10 orderi In
the beststyI5. llulySl J. H. CURREY.
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Bank Of Commerce.

NashVilie, Tenn, Dec. iGs 1851.
IHR Sock4oders Of THIS Bsnk have placed TIE asses Ia
TIE hands Of Lr Tee ior NE parpuds q Eaas u3
tuoss ndoot5d 70 the Sank ia please call anl PT np
ihtir iadebduess taiis due. Tie nee 3ooe VIZ Peao
send 70 our notes as early possible ana fe. l9 ts1a
nc hOIe3 Oitne bank OF lennsssat me l4ltA-l -e-
t1s SANK nave hanisd over % me- .la faisly
edge my indlvoual hahlf ~ thai ana ms money =
Gee sss ST. '-''-' i'i' John lavFs
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w. ii. HARGkAYE,
aoUsE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAIETz8,
BROAD STREET,
ssp;g7-s Nashville, Tgns
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m II limo AZ Laory street
Hungarian Grass seed.

Tvs EaFs fseeissda esls5rass rrsa seed
" lt HIh prsdac5 Ir0as dEs % y5rsr ny
~ sR5 secs nIsflDas fmOaJ aud ar Superior .
~ comm n-dtlst SOH one tird BushdI % hs acre
~ ne sane az aad NE ums a. HiIsI. Prize
81 PEI UuHnBi.
apTl4-d4RzW Arms FROy9 eco
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EDtlri EhD AhD SOU1H aA&ntI...r
LOIS FOX SALE Uh I4JAG Has.
4 D6kFA2LD, No IS, biJoo's Addition ~ Fyrslsrs Adj
II aI.uu IS I3is L. sac % AadJun Ao Nos hi
. "A zsa S. IN LEuIsr-s adaIIJn 10 8 lh y.-Tr. =
0ls ars All lnUzt elissDly located Can SOFA On
April Il limo az ,6sr-y ss-.r,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA PA

PHILADELPHIA IA.
Il BeRevolemt Institution, established Ja
special endOwnaent for the relief of Mt
sick and distressed. afflicted wM viruleni
and Epidemic diseases.
~ o all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
L such as Spermstorhea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, ,Gonorrhoea, elect, Syphia the Vice
Of 0nsnsm, or Self Abuse, &c.
| The Howard Association, in view Of the de-
ptions practised upon the unlol tunate VIC
Tins of such diseases by Qracks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, to open
a Dispensary for the treatment Of this class OF
diseases, in all their forms; and to give Medical
Advice Gratis, to all who apply by letter, with
description Of their condition, (age, oceupa.
ton, habits of life, &e.) and in cases of ex.
treme poverty, to furnish medicines free of
charge. 1t is needless to add that the Asso-
citation commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most appro-
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel
assured that their llbors in this sphere Of be-
nevoent effort, have been of great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved TO devote themselves, with re.
newcd zea to this very important but much
despised cause.
Just published by the Association, a re
port on Spermatorhoe a, Cr Seminal Weakness
the Vice Of 0nanism, Masturbgtion or Sell
Abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual Or,
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which " i'll
be sent by mail, lin a sealed letter envelope J
free of charge, on the receipt of two stamps
for postage. ADDRESS, for report or treatment
DR.. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard association, No. South Ninth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
GEo. .FARCHILD, EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
Secretary. President
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r DAD NO TICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will
lNbe presented to the Commissioners Of Car
roll County; Ohio, at their June Session, A.
D. 1858, praying for the following vacation of
the Black and Greer road in Lee township in
said county, CONNIE encing at what is known as
the Foster road in said township near the south
point of the line between the lands owned by
Samual .Jackman and John R. Buck; thence
north over the road known as Fosters alter.
ATTIC ofthe Black and Greer road, nearly to
the north east corner of lands belonging to the
said John r. Buck; thence north east along the
old Black and Greer road until it strikes the
south end ofthe lane running through lands be.
longing to the heirs of John Maple, deceased,
where said proposed vacation is to terminate.
Auril q, 1858. MANY PETITIONERS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

IN the 18th day of Nay, A. D. 1858, at 10
Uo'clock A. NJ. on the premises in East
township, Carrcl county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as
the property of William McKiDbeu deceased,
to wit: Lots Nos. /, 2, 2S and 20 in the town
Of Norristown, East township, Carroll county,
Ohio; also piece Of aud on South side OF
said town, being part of the west quarter of
section 30, township II, range 4, beginning ten
feet south Of the south east corner Of town lot
number 2S, in Norristown, thence running
south chains and / 8 links to post; thence
west chains and 72 links, thence north 8
chains and II links to a post; thence east
chain and 72 links to post; thence south ?
chains and 90 links to a post; thence east Z
chains to the place of beginning, containing s
acres and eight hundredths of an acre more or
less, reserving to Frederick Hit the water
privilege Of the mill race, with the privilege
of repairing said mill race when needed; also
piece Of land in tie quarter section aud range
Aforesaid, beginning ten feet south of the south
east corner OF lot number A in the town afore-
said; thence south 20 rods aud 3-5 Of rod to
the line of James McGinty; thence east 80
l-2 rods; thence north 20 8 5rods to the town
tlllSJ LlShSS NSSb diOhss bllO tONu lluO ~ =
rods to the place Of beginning, containing 8
acres more or less;also piece ofland commen.
cling ten feet west Of the northwest corner OF lot
number 80, thence south $50 feet;thence west
5Oleet thence north l3Ofeet thence west 90 feet
to the place of beginning; also part of
south west quarter of section 20, township ID,
range 4, commencing at the south east corner
Of town plat Of Norristown, thence south 80
links; thence west 0 chains and 65 links to the
line of Samuel Heston; thence along the line
Of Samuel Heston south chains and 81 links;
thence west IL chains and 40 links; thence
north chains and Is links; thence east l
chain and IS links to the place Of beginning
containing and one hal! acres; also piece
# land beginning ten feet south of the south
east corner Of lot number "a in said town;
thence south rods and 10 feet thence west
8 rods and 3 feet; thence noIth % rods and
10 feet, thence east IL rods and feet conta II.
ng and twenty five hundredths of an acre,
llso 5 shares of lots Nos. IL and lS in Nor.
fistown, subject to the dover Of the widow
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third in hand, one third
in six months and one third in one year.
s. M. CRANE,
Administrator de bonis non of the estate Of
apI2l, '5S.w6. William McKibben, decd.
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STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL CO.,
. SS.--lN COM. PLEAS.

E. R, Eckley John Whitla, Jesse Whit.
VS.. la and William lThita will
John TVhitla ct al. take rotce that E. r. Eek
ley did, on the 2nd day of Nay. 1857, file in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Cons
mon Pleas, within and for said Carroll county,
against the said John Whitla, William Whitla
and Simeon Jennings, which is now pending,
The petition alleges that said Eckley did at the
August term of said court, for the year s55,
obtain Judgment against the said John, Jesse
and William Whitla for the sum of one huns
dred and thirty-three dollars and eighty
cents, and three dollars cost, which remains in
full force and entirely unsatisied. That said
Whitla's are non residents Of the State of Ohio,
and that the defendant, Simeon Jennings, is
indebted to the defendants Whitla's in the sum
of FIVE hundred do liars which is now due
And prays to have so much Of the said money
owing by said Jennings to the said Whitla's
applied as will satisfy said payment and costs
and that at the next term of said court the
plUntiif will demand payment accordingly.
April I, 1858. E. r. ECKLEf.
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II F. Price of the State of Iowa will take no-
i tica that Columbus G. Adams did on the
nineteenth day of April, Anno Domini 1858,
file his petition in the Common Pleas
of Carroll county, Ohio, against the said P. f.
Price, setting forth that the said P. +. Price
gave mortgage to the said Columbus G. Ad-
ans on lot number 50 in Bohart's original plat
of the town of Centerville, (now Carrollton)
Carroll county, Ohio, to secure the payment of
S52, so according to a certain note referred to
in said mortgage, and praying that the said
defendant may pay said sum of money with the
interest from the 18th day of October, a. ID.
1856, or that the said premises may be sold to
satisfy said claim; and the said P. F. Price is
hereby notified to appear at the next term Of
the Common Pleas aforesaid, and answer said
petition.
COLUMBUS G. ADAMS.
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