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Neue N~ 3a5es0e1s.
Sfftcc Der Ga8ltcDtzG Dmpaonie.

DnF mprR, yea q. N0g. 1858
Der 9rdf6snt an6 bic Elaborated @osltGts GOmpaan,e
BON SGitttnore Bacon eIne Dtototnbs Doa finf per. far 6GS
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0cst mad tea1 eraen na4fe Dgeabsr.-Dte ue6ertraaunass
6u1er taR btS mad b,efem Datum 9ef3lsTeu.
DDS Gc9sNh Wr,m, zf.
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StaatssO Department
MalDinetcn, 81. Nopbr. 1853.

Sin 6errn u. 6art, prdlioent Der 0er1einoe
rWtidre S8rael," &berrp StraBe, Pbilabels
pbta.
Sir! SD babe Siren Brief bonn IS. D. &C.,
in Setreff Der angetli6 9epaitlanen Gntfib'
run9 zines libil6en &inoe8 burd) Die Offentlthen
Seboroen IN BcloAna in cen pdpltltAen St1a.
ten, in meldenI UNI etni9e Mu8Orlide oe5 llns
n;lens pno Ger S~ercammln8 oeS Serfabrens
rOn Seiteu bieleS @aupernement8 9ebeten mtrp,
empFansen uno benz YrdliDenten rcr9ele8t,
Oieles @reiSniB fano iuuerbaIb OeS @ebtete8
elmer unabbdn9t9en W(1dt ltait. cbne bic 9tedte
zines amerifanil4e ben Burgers gu beribrsn. sc
1T cine felt anoenpmmene B0lltlf bet Weretnt9
ten Staateu, fih ieOer @%iuulildu1S III Die lnne.
rem An9elegenbelteu irgeno zines SInoeS 81
entbQlten.
Sn ben l1mltGuben De8 rprlieeenben Safes,
mie IUlde berjGttt linp, lie9t 9ewiB Ni0t5, mas
benz Commencement cine 3urufbaltun9 ~auferles
gen pitroe; aber es 1T angemsiien eradtet NOT
ben, benz feltseteQten Prin6ip 9etreu 81 bleiben
nno anSubdn9en, lpelGeS bi8ber oa5 Senebmen
oeS @0upernement3 bel tetnem Serfebr nit an.
bern Nationen re9ulirt bat.
SD bin, Cir, Sbr aufriAti8er
Diener
Qent8 @aB.
@ir BADEN ron Der OlO ToBgp. ADmInitra
ton in Nalbin9tcn aEA in rteler 6ra9e Tie
riel Suites erwartet aber baS DbiBe AttenlfHd
bleibt IeIblt bitter Der beideiDenllen @rnartuug
Surif. Dap liA bic ApminiItratirn binter all
ten p%erfcnmeuen Anteceoencien perIdau3t, itatt
cine tabne, Den 8rin5ipien Der 0umonitdt
eutiprehenre SaItun9 ein3unebmen, cart un8
bon ibr ni9t aberralAen ater tap lie nid)t eins
nal Die Courage beiibt, pas idanDlide Serfab
rem Der Seiuiten Ofen gu miBbiIi9en, oaB ie
cine irlde OliBbili9un9 NIT elenpen piptonatis
l6tn 9feaeisorter um8ebt, oaS 1T bed 0ar gu
tlG9li9.'
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@ulbin9ten redten? 8ie p~urften lie e8 ma.
gen, bic Seiuiten Dor ben Scpf gu ltpBen, bic
ibre lesten Jreunbe finb? llno mas Serrr
@aB ipe5ieu b~etrifft, 10 6ei8te Ell il itOn bel oer
8eOIl A%ffoire, baB Der Sefuitislnu8, ielblt in
ieiuer ideuBli6iten @eltaIt, teinen treueren
6reuno bat, ais ibn.
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Staub8burp, 49, 9fop. Sine 2occs
motlpe auf Der Delaware' unb 2dd1nonnababn
.erplooirte beute Wtlttug, wpbet Der 6euermann
'Gbrmas 0onecgau 9~etSotct, Gem. Sawlep tDot'
lib unD 3pei &nDere ldwer perpunoet wHroen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-30

&uftr6se fir g~efor9nns pen 9atctsn unS @eleausiatlrn-
an mad iraenb ctnem Sri TT 4euti4lauo, Sel8;eH nnb Der
S6wei, fir lBeibno6trn pbtr NeuiGH: teftnr1t. psrotr POM
l1nterset9ntttu euteeser aenDrlu1en unp fur as re9tsst,l9e
Stutrcten gdraRtirt, lVbale ipi4e Bis ium 50, Ae9bf' ME
kberosbrn mcrbeu. 9D. y. S6mtbt,
9Irof7.S gr. 81 Iprtb ESdpfrdfe.
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Sptclfahen far gSctbndd)ten,

nelhe MIR In arpber Auscabl eIb Z I'M pprttfttH, 9tpEH
mir an 2Dtereperf6ufer AZ BEN btlIt8Fen Upgie'ale'
WretSsn sb. S6werbtm To uno So,
MrnS1n u 9 9rrD bppGrnhr.
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SMrnbGuc,

@fe bon 6rcnt- uno YonltarDlraRe.
Der urabbdnet9e Eurns@ar2tH srllubt I'D BEN %6s'bsterh
Gublttum an.HBCiseu. tns bic Spnntde"
ppn SOantds ben 81, Dftpber, &bsrpS 8 uhr tbTen Gafans
neb1sN wGrpea. 5ar cute Srtaun9 tcrst
Ef.451mt Qte 0er n dltuna.
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Scfe gum Sertauf gil 3 cts. Las Snlbel.
Sir CSasG6t Gpnpaaate Won 8dlttmrre rertduf. rSUtcS ju
,tnerr Geraboeeeten greis, baS ole EN- iebr btatass nab pprs
tnoltbes Tenerungse WVatertal tIr 6pQtftn unb Rar8eS gee
IIuUhen rerben burftc. Mtan pfrIu5e eS.
Sipp2O 1mtil& Sptepb Srppn, SeLr.
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Nlrssinc.
@cibnac1taz uup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Nae mt fur bic Criminal 3ettuu9 uro 8ant!terb!dtter
NUp27 no, 50 Nprtb Sdnfr.
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Sffce Ots SOarO Of GOutrOl uiO JfeUlew.

NsSAsss5Es ner WQITtINGlEz NIIU NVtVIWITINVNHH
~S4N @OntplgEie.
Baltimore, ben l3. Erssmbsr 1883.
N1hriGt fir Yaiia9tere.
s,,rSnssruns Der atfabrtS;sit bes @lieptts Ntsas Isco1NO'
bdttpnS5n8s. X A..c,s u..s.. 81. E0I,ons
I'm unb mao NtpAtGe pth - '"'' "V'e" y" "'e0"
N3tus 9lss a%bsebfn, mite toilet;
9,erIdaea saIttntStpre $50 @ter9snS SHp 80 Rd6n'tttdss'
~ GIicOtts Mt1s $50 NtBrgens unp $40 9ta1nt.
SrwsIA On %. y. . mttb, GranspcftmetRes.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20

Are you rich man or woman? or, in other
words, have you thousands OF dollars safely in
vested drawing an interest more than sufficient
for all your necessities or wishes? And having
this arc you satisfied, contentcd joyful? Is your
home pleasant, cheerful, tidy and comfortable? Z?
If not, why do you rush and scramble to accu-
Iiuatc wealth. to the utter exclusion Of every
rational, healthy recreation and enoyment?-
Suppose you do not make money SO fast, and
while you are making it, you allow your family
and yourself to enjoy it while it passes away
What il you should relax occasionally from your
business, and spend few days with family Snd
friends take short trip away from your cares
leaving them all bchind--takc your wife, or sis
ter, or daughter, or mother, or friend--what
would yon lose by it.
What ifyou go back and forth from your bu-
siness, day aferday, fer years, with knit brows
and forbidding mon and meanwhile fortune
Swels highcr-what have you gainnd? From
whom or for what arc you thus sacrificing all
the noblest interests, the truest happiness Of
which human beings are capable? 1t is we'll to
acquire an independencc-good to have an
abundance Of wherewithal to eat and drink and
wear, but to have these must we give up every
thing else? Our cattle and horses have all Of
these and are contented; but you nor your
children will be satisfied with mere creature
comforts. The son the mind. the heart, must
be fed supplied, nourished, as well as the body.
Did ycuever think ofthat? 0, remember that
when you have clothed and sheltered and fed
those immortals intrusted to your care and gui-
dance, you have done all--there remains the
most glorious part OF your work unfuuiShcd!-
Rural Nf,C Y0rker,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20

/
A RcSSOm for tEAc Struggling Brave.
| The great success Of the world are seldom
the results Of chance and still more rarely the
exploits ofan hour. We must lay broad
/ foundation when we would erect lory u1r-
structure; we must have patience when We SOW
the seed, and not declaim against the tardy pro
ceSSeS Of nature. The man of genius very fre-
qucntly fails to procure during his lifetime the
due acknowledgment ofhis position; but whore
genius is united with perseverance and indom-
table will, all obstacles disappear, and the rec
| ignition Of these qulities is, both a rest aud
universal. ss ......~g ~g..rr.. Eli
The most striking example, perhaps, that
history affords Of what the single handed FER
severance Of one great intellect is captble of
accomplishing we find in Professor Holloway
/ Having ascertained the intrinsic unity of ali
diseases, and discovered in the vegetable king
dom what we may call external and internal
1 principles of health the remedies which, made
| up in the shape Of Pills and Ointment. have
proved themselves equivalent to The thorough
and immediate cure OF all external and internal
lailments-he next resolved to make his mar
velous discoveries ava:labe to every member OF
the human family; and, despite the gigantic
social, pccumiary ard geographical difficulties
involved in the task, we have before US the
most abundant proofs of his complete Success
lie was aware that his remedies, to be adop-
ted and esteemed beyond all others needed onH
! ly to be known Once useI by any tribe or
nation, however harharouS however ignorant,
the physical evidence Of heir nfallale curative
power would insure their universal adoption
So sottsfiel ortb;s VIC bo ,bat w;tb ono,r,g,,,s
labor and at an outlay for which he could er.
meet no adeouate remuneration ior wears he al
onec annIied himself "a. IN. estoblsh,nnnt or
regular medical ORGANS in All ne countries and
islands Of the elobe, and in all lanouaces NOW
used by men for the conveyance of their mutual
IDEAS. -
What pcrsereranco was here .l;sn1oved, How
homeless 10 nnv Ieas detsr,nncd man o.nnld
such taSk have seemcdi mt q daon eanse If
Che RESPONSIBILITIES wh;eh Attach t6 tba nos.
session Of superior kpowleGcc and self' m reliant ian
nat ls ronod;os oIJ W. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20

Queen Victoria is at Balmorai. The conse-
quence Of her majesty's last visit to this favor.
ite country seat was the introduction of the
scarlet petticoat to arristocratic society. Will
anything equally stupendous result from the
present sojourn2 The Prince of Wales, ior a
wondeB is with his mother. or late he has
evihced d sterr, detcrmination to cut the mater
nalauthoritv,, The Duke Of Malakoff,s natri-
lmonial example has inspired his Crimean asso-
ciatesi Canrebert, who, with equal courage, is
about 70 enter the holy bonds OF matrimony
swittic widow Of the late Duea do Sotomayor,
and becomes in right or his VIE a grandee 81
Spain, ifany grandeur atiaehtoa that decrcpit
dignity I'VE find accounts ofa French woman
who was recently heavily fined for smuggling
.fpnr bottles ofbrandg and eight TASKS Of Cologne
water across the channel, The same being con-
cealed tthsd about her person, Perhaps there are
a'woEpen Who could convey an equal Y amount 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bgiag subjected to charge
sofsmlggling
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20
a-.y-Anv Of our readers ofIiictcd with Scro6lIa

0LY-Any our readers afflicted with Scrofia
or Scroiulous complaints, will do well to read
the remarks in our advertising columns respect
ing it, But little Of the nature Of this disorder
has been known BY the people, and the clear cx-
position Of it there given, will prove acceptable.
We have long admired the searching and able
manner in which Dr. Aver treats every subject
he touches: whatever has his attention at all,
has great deal Of it, he masters what he under
takes and no one who has particle Of feeling
for his afflicted fellow man. can look with indif
erenco upon his hbors for the sick. Read what
he says cl Scrofula, and see in how few words
and how clearly he tells us more than we all
have known Of this insiduous and fatal malady.
--Phtladelpbia Sun. 1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT--AvoID
IMPosTURE!---As there may be countereits in
the market, it is we'll to know that there is a
protection to the purchaser in the Water mark
that exists in, every leaf Of the genuine book OF
directions. viz, the words Holloway, New FORK
and London which can be seen in the paperit
seIfon being held to the light. In external IN
,fiamation there is an unnatural rush Of blood to
to the part Affected The effect ofthe Ointment
IS to dbsparseathe local fever. The pills relieve
the systsmlthrough the bowels, Of all morbid
and iftqtfrg Influences. a1f' 4 gt92 ll,e !. iEs
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Status Of,Vae Negro.

We seldom find, In Political paper so much
good within little space, on the Misunderstood
matter Of Slavery, as the following from the
Evansville, Qnd.) Journal 1t touches upon
several points Of great weight: ,.... ..
ave confess ourselves very tired of the ex-
preston, in the manufacture OF political plat
forms, that freedom is national and slavery Sec
tional.' 1t will do to round Off high soun.
ding resolution but means Just nothing at ALL
Freedom is national says one OF the Indianapo-
| lis Conventions. Does it mean the freedom oil
white men? 1t would be folly to enunciate a
doctrine never called inquestion since the for
nation of the government. The in ference is
that the Convention meant to say that the free
dom Of the negro is national position hard to be
maintained. But if the anti-slav3ry PARTY is pre-
pared to subscribe to such a creed, why do
they not 80 step further and say that The free
dom of the black man is national? They are
ready to oppose every measure lettering his
freedom even in the nominally free States. He
has no right ofa freeman in Indiana. He can
not, he staxed for the supportof schools from
which he is excluded, and clause was engraf-
ted in the Constitution by majority o fninety.
five thousand forbdding free negroes, under pain
OF fine and Imprisonment, from coming into the
State. Let us hear no more of such high SCUM
ding facilities.
Let the anti slavery party state the PROPOSE
ton fairly fthey are in favor of freedom to the
negro III Indiana as we'll as elsewhere, and at
the next election the party will be swept out OF
existence and the anti-slavcry movement will
again be confined to such men as Garrison,
Greedy and Julien. Whatever views may be
put torward in party platforms, it is fact that
the negro is not free in the North or the South,
nor can he be until We are prepared to embrace
the doctrine Of Fred Douglass himself that the
blacks are entitled to all the rights and prvil-
eyes OF freeborn whites. Let all admit the
truth fairly however di'agrecab'e to our feel
jnuS"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20

THOMAS ID. GRIMES, Proprietor
This WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
merlykept by Maj. Lacy, and more recently by
William MiIligan, viii be found by the travelling
community TO possess all the advantages Of the best
conducted hotels The House has brGii thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved style,
for the accommodation Of guests; and it is the de-
termination Of the Proprietor tliut none who may
favor him with their patronage shail have reason
ticomplain,i any particular, or go away dissat-
isiied. y ~ ~
Ej-Bils moderate. s1 III
W Baggage taken to and from the Depot free Of
churge, n ~
Jaiijiary IA .ia5T.ly. 81 rat@eii0t if44
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Nervous amd aslaenrnnaic Affection

HOLLAND BITTERs:--"We have used this
medicine ourselves, and in many cases with the
greatest success. The most celebrated of our
German Physicians are Recommending it. Du-
ring this changeable weather, while most per-
sans are troubled with nervous and rheumatic
affections, it will be found a valuable rcmcdy"--
Stants Zeitnnd. I.
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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

nTR. n w. SIfNMONS, wishes to inform his OLD
1TL friends and customers in Cadiz. that he has
opened ssfop in Cudix,nnd TINT he is prepared to do
work asthe latest and most approved city siylcs--
Those WISHING y haye GEaInine,. Painting, Paper
anything Ia bis liDe oi bnsiness, wilGnd itto their
advAntags 70 give hirn ascaH as he is determined
to excel; and 20 his friends Of Green and Wayne
townshipshe would say he intendsto have a place
ofbHeiness ini Iiepedale, and he hopes they win
contnne ~ patronizehifn withthat liberal patron-
age which they iiayefor the past year bestowed 4
lsnxfzsS u aD02z'57 g3NkEhI IlaS gQsJ A0a asa
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0sy Wm Crait, Of Wareham, Va, has been
sentenced to six months imprisonment at hard
labor, for hssinga young lady against her will
Never mind, Graft ] you Ind kissed her with
her viii your servitade might have been longer
and yoar labor harder,"--- Bostpn Post. s,e- M
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J 0-TA nobleman having gisen grand party
his tailor wRs ainong the company, and was thus
addressed BY his fofdship. II remember your
face, but forgot yohr naincn The tailor whisy
persd ID A low tone n made your breeches. -
The nosleman, taking him by the hand, V ex-
claimed: A"Majdf DFeecllss, am happy to see
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Ta11car.fFnG, &,

rTTII Il subscriber has agnn commenced the above
l. business in freeport, Harrison county, Ohio
where he is prepared to make clothing nj differ
EN- prices, fashionable aud plain, at short noce.
Give me q call, and yoa sill have your elothng
made neat ana good s. JOSEPH ALLEN.
Ereeport, Avg. l5, 1895 If e .H sa s.n.f.
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SCOTT & LENNON,
Attorneys aud COunscHIOrs at Law

.sA.a2 CADIZ, 0.
' Z 93sWlLL practice in Hartison and adjoining
Counties. Especial attention given to the bust
ness of Exc cutors and Administrators Sales OF land
on Petition OF Partition, Examination OF titles, pre-
paration Of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely andspeediiy made anyWhere throughout the
United States Otiice, Market street, opposite the
Court House. ma2S37
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: New Wholesale and Retail

New Wholesale and Retail aa
Grocery, Pr0visi6n and Feed Store.
y'aai iS'EIAEsE EsS PATTERSON ''..5.
VTT0ULB spectluily inform the people Of Enr
w rison county, thai he has jllst opened out in
office, be largest assortment oiL }UCEltlES ever
Offered IN ii county His etocl consists Of every
ting Kept in the Grocery, Provision, and Feed
liheiwhich he will sell at river prices, wholesale
nfdfetail. carriage by the cars only added
The highest price paid for all kinds Of marketa
Bifpodpce.
5lic'hcpes by selling cheap, and paying close at
tcnton 70 his business, receive liberal share oil
paw0npge. EN s .
6adiz, Clio, A?nl,t23 1856. "
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20

lOST- The following Sse find in that preten-
ded Know Nothing sheet, the st. Clairsvile
Repu5lican Of last week, after the election was
over, and after it had supported the black re-
publican ticket Will Bingham, Hstton and
all other ultra abolitionists in Harrison county
please put on their gold specks and read it, and
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20

\ or Why is aphilanthropist like an old horse
Because he aIways stops at thesednd Of woe.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20
CADIZ OHIO "WEDNESDAY, y, OCTOBER 30 1858

Awards and PreEniums Of the uar-
ris0n COunty AgrfcufturaIs society
for the year 1883.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20
'TOHN CONWELL,
Fashionable Tailor

CADIZ, OHIO.
01rAll work W nrranted. a share OF Patronage
solicited Shop-1hree doors west OF the Post
Office and Immediately opposite the Market House.
Anil II 1851. Iv-. --.- - w - -----
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Giddings Farewell to the Treasury.

LEAD him out to the common. Let him siarVe,
poor old gray,
For he eats up my corn, and he trsmpies down my
io Z hay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

il our language this word has undergone change and should
longer he used the sense conveyed TIE same
that supplied the dshnition clearly competent to modify it.
But granting that he meaning must stand the pathology viii
tolerate the reference Of fashion the makers OF bonnes
and those Who buy te tell boldly that they do not
snap Of the finger for Of The dictionary The idea
Of ladys dressing BY WEssTzRs Unabridged is hugely prepos
ferrous what has this tome to do with the toilette win It
give sv aid in the seotion OF silks aces the disposition
Of trimmings the arrangement Of tresses Does sly word
about the adaptation OF color to complexona matter Of the
highest osntand notice at all the arts preserving beauty
or the more wonderful arts OF recovering this blessing after
has been lost what is the thing retaining appearance?
very lilly therefore, to try TO ladies against their
charming little honnet By appealing obsolete meaning Of
the word The dictionary has jurisdiction things per-
tanning to female apparel.
Perhaps bonuss do not cover the headatieas so some peo
pie whose eyes we're given them many years ago. epha
ealiy But sure they smaller than Fashion intends
them to he. They approach the Intellectual regions
taste allows them go. They might extend the with
prnducng any consequences but they not,
seno1gh Their present size certainly accommodates sarers
they can now pay compliment xed gaze beauty and
hstrght eyes drink in this silent praise. Those heightened
gats should epreeae the revival Of those bonnss whose
dimensions according WEBSTER. How they kept the
head, mystery entitled tn put on
aud deity secured. They may crafty their curiosity.
viii not turn aside this inexcusah ignorance
enough them though they all the
time falling they fall that The rude wind, which almost
stops the Of crinOne in vain attempts to shake these tiny
things ofrbbon and flowers from their fastenings
Although apparently delicate they survived last winter
did smite through the hair last and
winter has back, chilling the air and making the stars
Iuous smaller preter than ever they ready take
honorable position admiration q them has increased
with lessening dmensions and has reached its highest
point they attained the smallne Of which
they capable. But shall permit any uneasiness
point jog OF their witchine beauty, for
confident they cannot be diminished.
Ii supsses the power o. and pen tell the future
panse dimensions OF the cunning little conrancs which
consucyey considered coverings for the feminine head
All we know OF the that the fashions for the Win
ter have been opened advertised several Of most fash
ionab and equenied resorts for large skirts and small
bonnets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

virtue Of the decree Of the Clucery Court at Centreve
in the Of Carter Richard Fell Daniel Hin
Goodrich, and Richard Fell Carter and /
Goodrich rendered O. the lth day OF September l5s, shall
the first day of January 1859 rGg SaUrav) expose public
sale en- the premises the individual third Of the Furnace. Forge
Lands and Fixtures known a the Noult Etua Iron Works in
decree Of the 7th dy Of September ls The undivided
thr OF said property win be sold credit and
without the right Of redemption Thepurasers viii ber
quirej TO give bond and security for the purchase money!
lien viii he retained upon The property for the payment Of the
All persons who may wish purchase are Invited to e
property which viii be shown them E persons on the
premises viii the day and place, sell one half Of
slave, named jesse upon credit of months notes with
good security required. UKEILLE 4 NIXON.
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The above sale IS postponed tin M5niy November % 1855.
y. B. CLEMENTS,
octiG-lyls Z. s. Marshall for the Middle Dist Of Tenn.
stale OF Eennessec-Cheatham Co. Circuit.
Thomas G. Balrop others Jordan R BalthrOp and
others
the Office OF the Clerk and Master Of the County Court Of
"a Che1tham county, Ashland City, the first Monday in
Nov0me l-5-, motion OF COmpainaus in the above
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, that
the following DEFENDANTS wit: Jordan r. Baitrop VIM H.
Moses and wife, and Mary Norr n 3. Norris VIM Norris
RNos Fre3oua Norris, Susan Norris, and The heirs Of Rob
crt ELlt1rop deceased, knOWul but reside
where teyond the jurisdiction Of this Court t is. therefore,
orrr- by the Court that publication Re made the Union
American newspaper published in the city OF Nashville rqur
ing the said Defendants 1 appear the next Term Of the County
Court, he holden for County of -he8th, at the Court
House in the town Of Ashland City, the first Monday in De-
cmbr and said bill, the will he taken for
confessed TO them, and tdow for hearing pgts.
". W. WILLIAMS. C. & II
nov6-yrs fee S3#