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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

VNHE TFGsiee % sgEGAgr A
Il GA - !. lner sis ueoesssy OF -
sel4g plt Abe eEtge q - - BE- l-T<<I
venbcr next IIlsae Ia need OF <<&
kANOES, rlOKEs Y AL sarts and .S-&
-ixes, CRATES, stAlES. MANTkIS. -
hEfIi-f,s, rCt fILt2s, I'm WAfiE, HOLLOW WARE,
+pd iAAE L4aNs, can nO~ iaFSst thcir iInoacy 10
great lgaEtsse- fhsss iasiebtsa ~ 4 a. are re-
1li.cea that q much cheaper q settle Ailh the
Ifnsier txH 80 o1cer, and are respectfully re-
aarsisa q 81 Sts~sEs u~ens OH stand, No. Ia
Aafksl street octl-aA~tf =
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FITE sad - puerhass far i-AsAh 49,
w 90 eusbels bfiei A,,yles. = 3 a.
- ea@a.ris tssri fc-eaes, Fsezlsd ant aapealsd
los fears e - q - =
80 = nes Pea <uts. t44 a4N 4
frr he hove ~ilf S<ay he highest marx e rl,
css elsAef ~ Cesh 90 6rocefiss
klfAiks, MITCHELL 4 Co
cszf1eg DTszzd ana sEHatn~F streets,
-nefis-iM- Aashs lie, lcan.
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New Clothing Store.
J. y. WARD. }. NJ. BIRMINGHAM. JAS. m'DERMor
Ward, Birmingham l. Co.,
PRACTICAL TEAHAIONS.

No. 20 Public Square, opposite South e,.d Of
..H Mlrka IE0,LSe
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Prices of Flour.

From and after this date until further notice the
price of
ExtraFamily Flour. SO IS Fine Bran. . o.. 90
Fine Flour ~ IS Mixed Bran. 90
Unbolted. 2 IS GslaTs Bran ....... so
Middlings. Il rs Corn Neal 60c p bushel.
shorts -. :. ........ IS 49,
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place IN the city free ofcharge when selling by
the quantity, their discount 10 per from
retail prices. J. f. BAUAAN a GU.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock
City Mills, VIII find Grier Box at the Post Office
and al W IL. Gordon * Co.'s Warehouse, where the
ar-Tnan calls four times each day.
deceit ra J. T. BAUMAN 4 co.
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The .Ellxir.,,

Prepzrsd by mr. JAS. WILLIAMS, ssT the cure Of bfs
PEPsY 4ad nosaiRs but BfSsitfsf las ADVERTISE IN
another ealaEn has BY its e~H merits obtained Tor
itself high reputation IN Phn4deiph1 thai fhy
clans Asqozin.-d wtsf n proIerts are ssn ifthern
selves aud prescribing % te'r patients, WINGED,
by observ asIou 81 rs great siaey IN RESTORING The
s,s,rassec asssssi<s orsAnsts s~@ihy fanesion No
m-,os. oases of ,pysyspzy. q Ms mast Assravais.
character. which we're shaBaoned ~ tacurabie ~
ssrae Of ti.e 1ficAi Farny have. By tbs Use Of ths
Eaxr eeen restored 10 pefset he-lth Aitessed esF
hcates testify A3"-ay .
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Guns.

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns will be
sold 33I per cent. cheaper, for Cash, than the
same quality of Guns can be bought else
where. Also, 8 of Moore IL HaTris's extra fine,
warranted equal to Wesley Richards's, at
very low figures; besides Single Guns Rifles
&c. J. WILLIAMS,
Octl2 "a Public Square, Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

New ORLEANS, Dec. S-Cotton.sa sales to-day
900 bales; market generally unchanged, 81
Mess Pork SIS 90; Freight on Cotton to LiV-
erpoOl GIG.
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Cincinnati Ho. Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec 6.-Ihere stand Ofin the hog
market on saturday. Tue receipt were Ibe-a am
the weather too warm for either killing packing con
Sequenty buyerS were not disposed u do anything in
the way o purchasing unless great rucements were
ficTed in the way prices Holders, the other
side, anticipating a favorable change in the weather
and in view the trmneSs exhibited i'll PROVISIONS
did not To press sles- In this way the da pas
sed over without a sale wO thy of note. The indca
tons were that had the temperature been favorable
good -, averaging 200 lbs. ard upwards would Ia
sold AT 30 90 10 So The course OF the trade day
will depend good deal on the receipts. Dealers are
beginning to manifest considerable SeusItiyenes-
this poIlt, and heavy arrivals following up the
liberal suppl Is of Fri ay and Saturday, would
huence their action materi ly. The business Of the
s-asun, including saturday foots up follows
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

HAVING qaziflei a. Ad1nfaj sator ofthe estsss ar
IL AkAscEs hktrstfP. deceased q Csleathaaa
tpsiy aol.Ce AefSoy given All t.lQse Indebted 10
- sad estate = make fayaent a an thase HAVING
riszis Asainst s<sa estate are requested ~ s tie
stas stA tie tlerk ~ he COnnty Cort ~ Ch.at,an
eeonty acesfdiog - law, Tie Insolvency ~ saId
estate has beeh suggested q. ". SHELTON
uoSa-u A.ln,r.-tr-...
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pp Gelearapb.
ArrtvaI, of the civ of WASHINGTON

Arrival of the City of Washington.
NEW York. Dec. S.-The steamer City. Of
Washington arrived off Cape Race Tuesday
afternoon.
| which spectators took 1000 and exporters
1000 bales; market generally unchanged and
dull.
Manchester advice favorable, closing quiet,
but steady. Breadstuffs dull Wheat firm,
all qualities lightly advanced, fiue qualities
advanced most. Provisions dull. Lard firm.
COnsois 98499Ss.
1t is reported mat Lord Napier is to be re-
called. I-T
Liverpool on the zlst. The Pacific aud Ed
inburg on the 23d. -,
No news of the steamer Indian Empire.
A hurricane at Swatiord wrecked twenty
vessels, none of them American.
.~ SECOND DISPATCH
Richardson, Spence & Co., quote Flour very
dali. Baltimore and Philadelphia 2ls, Ohio
22C924s. Western Canal I9(@2Os; Wheat,
Southern white 6s 6d(G7s; Corn very dull,
mixed 28S, yellow 29r, white 3l(o132s; Beef
dull, little enquiry and prices weak; Pork
dull but steady; Lard dali, 53s 6dCG54s; Ros-
in A. I'd; Spirits Of Turpeptine 40S; Rice is
firm; Sugar buOyant; Coffee quiet.
LoNDoN.--Wheat firm; Coffee hrm, Tea quiz
ct; Rice firm; Tallow SIS 81. ~
The steamer Ariel returned to Southamp-
ton unable to reach Bremen on account of
ice. .-
Tie London Post says that Lord Napier has
been removed because he favoTs the Monroe
doctrine. The Glule Confirms the report but
says Napier will be transferred to some Euro
p-an mission.
The snip Agincourt has arrived from Mel
bou ne with 10000 Onnces of gold
The English Cabinet has Notified Holland
of its refusal TO assume the prOtectorate of
Sarundack
MOntanemberts trial commenced on the
oath, but the press is forbidden to take notes.
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The Pacific Railroad.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 7.-Fnty miles more OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad, has been let
out by Presdeut Fowikes. lhe Stockholders
here and III 81. Louis, are responding general
ly to The requirement OF fifty cents on the
share. ..r'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills

CtTes Heaiarhe Curcs Nervousness
Cures fQui stomach, Cures Aesd stomach,
Cares Bad Breath, Cares Jaundice,
Cures C.stivcflcss, Garss Cole,
Cures IHstefssa, Cures Fexers
Cures falpAtion Of the He4rs
IL combines the virtues Of other Pills ithost tlr
bal effects
ltsfeHs the bowels gently, and Is aos drastic nor
grping. $50 s--sF - = = II =
Il is the best PA 10 he world. " "a az
sosa 9arafse fAaf aH "a Ilssr~ lSs~ 6esl es XII
b DC. t1al JSvns lae GFaefcal<sFg lAiu
j. \. BlsIDGE, n. n. New York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Fever and Ague.

We hereby eartifyr that we have submitted fl,s
GrAefenbuFg Fever and Axue Refsscsiy 10 q close h,
-seotnn and scientldc Aziy SIS, and have as tested
~ caFstiyc qualities IN cases q feVsf And
Ague We take great pleasure h saying thai has
proved cOmpissrly suecezsful, ana Ihaf il = nost
sknhoAy cofnpoundcd remedy. II Firhiy desefVtlz
tie coahdence q cur brethren q the Neeai Acalsy
Aad Of the Pubic
= h MAJESTY, n. a., New York cHAs " Ra-
FIIoAN, ~ u, wisccasfa. w "a. sfasIS1Tos n D.
liilssss, Itias. j. goHSsox. NJ. d Alss-iari. w q
kIYEKEhsE, ~. a., \. n !: Jas r. Nom 81 D. fadlans
Jso. \. TsESINsroN. n D., California. wN- Y.c4sH-
ft,s NJ ia LsngstAii4 E-.s.ssE4 sFHnf
- A MAtkEesZIf. "a C6neze sffee;
nsESo-sG 49, 49, Agent f1r sirzsfraherx o..
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From Santa Ee.
Coy. Cayendtsh NOT Murdered.

SANTA FE, Nov. ID Albuquerque letters
call loudly or volunteers against the MAYA
JOes.
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Rock City Mills.


I f. BAUMAN 4 co, Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR, Will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn their Mills corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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River News

New YORK, Dec. g. The rumored murder
of Gov Cavcndsh aud MIR Ashley by the ST.
OuX Indians is false.
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE House and Sc
nate met Monday. Tuesdays bushes, uaim-
porrani, adjourned to Thursday 10 give time
10 arrange committees.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

"A sassII szs4resneat - slstss SPIESTsIB com
PINS, manufactured ~ saErfknD- Jazt received ~
D HA6AS,
octss~u Market Ana Iaioa strusfs
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NJ arkeIs.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 8.-All the rivers are freez
ing and full OF tOlerably heavy ice.
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Trunks, EalieCs 4 Travelling Bags
At42 COLLEGE street.

AM in receipt Of a large assortment OF the BES~T
L SOlE LEATHER enthusiastically medium and
extra SiZ's-
AL,)-ladcs' extra sized French Dress Trunks;
81 - Sole Leather
Valiccs, Carpet Bags and SaIchcls;
FJr sale at reasonable prices for the Cash
JOIN RAMAGE,
uov3O-U AZ College street.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 so.
Certificates of Packages viii be sold at theroI-

nn-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii be sent Ia any one DESTROYS Of receiving IL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND.
Ready-made Clothing
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
Nj. SULZBACHER,

NO. 90 Market street Nashville,
II 'Ahkss great pleasure IA Affirming his IrIsRS pa
Il irons and the public generally that be stll to
be found al MS old stand wfth large assortment Of
fine aud Common Resdy-made CIo-
thing farnishing Goods, Hats,
Caps, ae., &e., Ac.
Also, choice selection Of Piece Goods consisting IN
part OF Pine Cu:ls, Cassimeres Of every descfpton
six aud Velvet vestings. In addition a. the above
there can be found al te place the celebrated
Cutter fEiffkR, wbo viii always be Oh hand 10 give
those fav0rlng tim wIth call beautiful tit Cl.th-
ing made - 0rricr aud Tailoring work done IN man.
ner 10 give satisiaetoE beth regards price and the
quality The subscriber takes tbs method tender
ING ms thanks u his customers Tor their patronage
ami oegs Continuance % same, AID requests the
public TO call and examine his before purcLAs-
ing elsc Nkere.
Anrersons indebted the ssbserlbss nil please
settle the same as soon as possible Tie old bust.
uess must be seted up and frtlIer uduene
cAnHDt bc allowed. sBSUAA artzz-fIan d
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
To the Citizens OF Louisiana.
Arkansas. Florida.
Tennessee. Alabama.
Texas. Mississippi.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


After several years experiment IN the rnanufaoture
OF GIN, fortunately succeeded In the year 1875 IN
making discovery IN is manufacture, BY which II
Was deprived Of is acid and infammatnry properts
and rendered perfectly pure.
iy manufacture Is At Schedam Holland Amer
several mouths reelection what title 10 give IT, ! in
troduced Il tn the American public under title 81
. Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic sehnapps"-
scheidam Is the &C the place IN Holland where
the Gin b. manufactured - aromatic derives its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which il i
nIvDrss and the word = SclnapEs - il The 6ernaH
for drink-ceene, dTam--Nolfe's :, hedam riuafic
drink. No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced
to the American public and received with approba-
ton, than the liquor mixers Of New York, Boston
ane Philadelphia started pursuit with Their mixed
and pc stuH, under various ulnssr D. sever
al fstances ms labels have been perfectly initial
ed, with only the addition Il few lctiers o. plead
technical avpIaance 81 the iaw, and carefully pre-
pared as % impose careless purchasers. under
sta q o sarge quantity has been purchased By tue
merchants ~ New Orleans account 81 the cheap
of the stun. Two Doilsrs per dozen Tor tha
Quarts, aud ,}ne Dollar and lea Cents sozsn Cor hc
Pnts, being the wholesale price III New York II Is
botLiug but Ameylcan WHISKY nayorcd HlAi thr ~
OF nnlfers AND roincsi thirty Ger bed i,Fo,g
merchant 10 participates indEsctly ia the frasd
by selling the spurious afsscle, much ue,4-
the principal. ~ho plauped lie .Il4s5sstus. .
hops every rukpectabls cifizsa sstss, ai'i.s ths
health 81 the community 10 winch be iiyes VIII aid
ferrctppg on ARD exposing Tie ulas, 4lg.gus
nleechIIi szhn fr the sake q sew ceBts, Wiif f1t
Ia jeopardy the lives ~ tie comm unity Ia 3cl h.
hysaz- sach saea should be nAiied T. ale fi.ory u
1~nAEnaro xUA. go
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All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for TisL,Fs ar farttU..t.y 4,

re- Persons residing near Montgomery, Aha. or
Atlanta, Ca, can have their orders filled and save
Tune by addressing > swan a Co., at either OF those
cities.
Hs- list Of the numbers TINT are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each
entitled L., viii be published after every drawing tn
the following papers t-igUsfd Ca. } CyHSifutioHdI
tSt Aelc orleans Deltr MoJiie RayiseT CAHrlssl.s
NIiddrd, Ndshciie Gazette, atlanta L-lli9ecrr Nrlr
iork Weekly Day Book Savannah Ddily Nslas Rieb
Bo1gd Dfgaatch, Men Ioyk Dispatch and Pauldigg
(Hiss Clarion, and Ltt,ie ROck (Ar) True Democrat
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UDOLPMO WOLFE.
solE lsrunTEl., Nos Is, 70 and = Beayer =,

MN YORK
The GsloNiaE res p-ctabie ~ Ne Ia New UgranE
sell Ghe GENUINE SuHNArp-:
T. J HAKT A CO. Wholesale Grucrrs
-EAToN = ENlkfes0A,
GOODRICH A Co.
A. 4. 9AlEFF On, " HfF%
". L. AlI.EN SCU-,
r. hlNCk a Co, 80
JOHN I. NOOhlE 4 co,
jos II Al. MARKS, &"
DISCOs. 4 Sims,
Hall, KEMs 4 CO
r. ". ClkIklk, Brauffies Wires Sc
tsrNSffI. 4 hAllIEfF faElfistzslsn Me- .hants
5oEsS WRIGHT CO, whsdszale Drug-issz
% ~ a uuftAAN,
THOMSON a BARNES Grorers
6. THEUsfEs, Groceries, Was ah1 Lqnars
GAO 4. WIFE CO.,
KAkSfENnEIk a 90,
IlUI-1ks A sFkNCkk,
y. l. LA>lkk 4 O., New Orleans
MA. NDlLsffE A CO.. -
octI-1aalu1asa~
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Fresh Arrivals.

I AIHES' hId Congress Shanghai Heel Caters;
IL do - Creole Lac. Bouts;
do. French Leather Creole Lace Boots;
SNYDER 4 FIlZZEIl.,
uuyl5-r No Public SotI1re
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-12
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI
4 County. So.
Jackson Cotton,

IS.
Anthony Housed, Margaret
Housed. Elizabeth Ann
Stebbiu5, and Austin D..
Kibbee.
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9eme SntfuiatnR.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS
Mayors Court,

On last Saturday. Alexander Quail, was al
rested for violating the village ordinance, b.
disturbing the peace on Main ST.
He was brought before the Mayor, and in The
presence Of his homer, the defendant Shove,
fight and pitched into the police the Mayo
thereupon sent him up" until Monday, think
ing that a few hours of solitary reflection woul,
enable him to show more respect-to CUR city off
cials. On Monday, he was brought before tn,
Mayor, tried and convicted of the charge of dis
turbIng the peace, and fined FIVE dollars anC
Gusts.
Iu default of payment. he was returned again
t. "lock up" But quickley came a writ of "ha
beas corpus" IRON Probate Judge. and as if by
magic, open few the iron doors andout flew the
Quail, a free bird again.
But in truth, the present state Of legal matters
in this place, So far as the prevention or punish
ment of rowdyism and petty crimes is concerned
is no cause for mirLr. We have not a shadow
of doubt that Judge Brown is acting precisely
as he considers 10 be in accordance with law, but
it certainly leaves the authorities OF the town in
queer pickle.
Ii the fault is in the Ordinances, (Which
would seem quite as likely as that the Judge is
wrOng,) they ought to be amended, forthwith.
The laws of the village, against rowdyism,
under the present ruling, are a mere farce, and
&c authority of the Mayor, the Council, and the
Marshal is a nudity.
liza man has no property which the law can
reach, (and there is hot one rowdy in ten that
has, he can disturb the peace OF the village, by
whooping, yelling, profanity and vulgarity, at
all hours of the night or day; he can wallow ia
the streets in swinish drunkenness, be can insult
females, he can assault peacab!e citizens, he can
violate any and every ordinance of the Council.
with perfect impunity, so far as any power t.
preventor punish by the Corporate Authorities is
c1neerned.
If the Mayor fines him, what does he care for
that? He knows it cannot be collected. He can
snap his fingers in the face of the whole posse.
If the Mayor sends him up to jail, in default
of bail. or of payment of his fine, in a half hour
he can be liberated by a habeas corpus from the
Probate Judgesand is ready to do precisely the
same thing again.
We are no lawyer, and know nothing of the
legal rights in these cases; but this We do know,
that in most, if not every large town in. the Uni
ted Sites. the city authorities exercise the pow
er of furnishing such petty crimes by imprison-
ment in default of payment of fines, whether
they possess it or not.
We also know that on this question the law
yers of this place differ in opinion, but We 10
not know any legal question on which they 90
not differ, when they are employed on opposite
sides. There is a screw loose, somewhere.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-12
Toll Gate Cut Down.

We are informed that on Friday, Mr.. Hiram
Case, of Bristol, refusing to pay the amount 0
toll demanded from him at the toll gate on til,
place; and the gate keeper refusing to open the
gate, Mr.. Case cut it down, and passed through
jacob H Baldwin Esq , President of the Turn.
pike Co. was in town an Saturday. commencing
q suit against Mr.. Case.
This turnpike is planked the first five mile:
above this town; and toll is collected on that, and
the dirt pike beyond, as far as Bloomfield, Oh
farther. Mr.. Case aud some other citizens o.
Bristol are not willing to pay toll on the dirt
road. This suit will probably settle the ques.
fion
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Medical.

We learn that Prof. Gatchell. whose recent
lectures at Empire Hall, were highly spoken o
by those who heard them, has revisited TIL.
tlwn for the purpose of spending several days il
prescribing for chronic diseases.
In this class of diseases, 10 which Prof. G has
chiefly devoted himself, he has acquired a gica.
celebrity.
We have seen a letter from a gentleman of cur
acquaintance, in a neighboring town. speaking
of FrOf- G in high terms, both as a man and a
physician, and a~lluding to his success in a very
istrac:able case in the gentleman's own family.
Prof. Gatehell proposes also to give several
free lectures, on health and disease, commencing
on Wednesday evening. May, 18th, at 8 O'Clock.
at Empire Hall.
The Professor may be consulted at the Nation
al Hotel-Com.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-12
Lecture at High School Hall.

j. OGDEN. a member of the Executive Com
mittee of the Ohio Teachers Association, ana
General Agent of the "Ohio Journal of Eduea
ton" which is 1.-THE organ of the Teachers of til,
State, will address the Teachers and citizens O
WARREN and Trumbull county, on tie subject o.
POPULAR EDUCATION, at the HIGH SCHOOL HALL
on Tuesday. May 18th. at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ.
A cordial invitation is extended to Teachers
and all otter friends of education, to attend. as
matters of practical importance to all who are
interested in trimming the youthful mind will be
Iiseusaad
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-12
Sheriff ; ORce. Warren. Apsi
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John 81 Nancy ?. Irwia.)
vs.. I
In Tru15Cli Com. Pisas

John j. Cunning.
by virtue OF an order OF sale. issued out Of The Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio. to me
directed and delivered. / have levied on, aud shall
expose tn public sale, a upon execution At Law. ut tie
door o. The Court House in Warren. in said County. o.
Saturday, the 5th day of June, 1858,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and 4 o..
clock, p NJ Of said day, The following described
Real Estate, 10 Eit= Si.nste in Warren. or Township Ne.
4, in the 9Th Range, in the Connecticut Western Re-
serve IN the Sta'sOf Ohio. and which is known as H..
whole Of number three in Peases Plat Of village lots
n the town ot Warren as surveyed and numbered Nv
frankiIn b. stowe surveyor. and recorded in Book OF
Maps Of the Records of TrumLull Coaniy. p1-e 45-
Appraised ct s2!5. TERMs-cgsh ~ day Of Sale.
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff..
SheriG's Onice. Warren. Nav 5. I~s5s-5w-3.I3.
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Iusfice's Court.

Michael Gumphery was arrested and brought
before Justice Abel, on Friday last, on q com,
plant of bastardy made against him by Ann
Margaret Reel. an unmarried woman. Michael
was ordered to enter into reeognizanee with Sc
curly in the sum of two hundred dollars for his
appearance at the next term of Court of Common
Pleas, to answer said accusation. The accused
failed to enter into reeognizance, and was CON-
mitted to Jail.
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on tue estate o. Lehry u bronson decd
April 81, lSjS-iw
YALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

- DER or COCRT.-0n the 18th day Of NAY. A. D.,
1853. AZ , o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises
hereinafter mentia ed, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following Real Estate, as the property Of David
Beggs. deceased, to wit: The equal undivided half os
; IS 20 acres Of land, s:tu1te in the ToSnship Of Hub
bard, No. }. ia the first Range of Townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve. heing part OF lot 81 in
said Township, and is known as the "Beggs Mill
Property" Appraised at S75j.
Above premises 20 he sold without any dover incum-
brance. Terms OF Sale--0net third Ia hs=d. one third
in one year, and the remaining one-third in two years
from time Of sale.
EDMUND P. BURNETT. Admr. OF
April "a. isjs-4w. David Becgs. dec.