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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-07
I,1nInlcIsI.

Il 7. GRIGGs prepares ChRorororBs LiHimsHt for
IL. Rheumatism, Bruises, and Strains, that viii effect
than any other outward application Of,
Tered. Sign Of the Good Samaritan, Natti gers B.cck.
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Machine Oil.

Wac kine Oil.
III ARD Oil. Sea Elephant o. for oing Thre-ffny Ma
IL chimes Farmers and NachIUi-ts -Ive me- call
SattingeJs Block. 'igi24l L ! GEIGGS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-07
FIRST HOOK STORE.
Tonic Bitfer~.

II Y. GRIGGS prepares Tome B,ters that has 70
liz equal in either preventing curing Agle Chm =.
and all diseases arising from debility These Btrg--
bring the Liver into acton cleans the blood and act a.
tonic TO the whole system. They 10, cure all
DO not claim any hidden virtue for th=rn but do e.
and warrant them 20 be the best tonic ever offered
They Great. healthy appetite and eve strength and
energy hundreds who have used them will testify TO-
Sign Of the Good Samaritan Sa,tiugers Block
aug2e Y GEIGCs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-07

On DOE Flag Seat Chairs, various styles, At
~ mar21 CIRsON,s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-07

New Tobacco ana Cigar Sto.e.I
I LEWIS, dealer in Foreign and Domestic T6Haccos
- Cigars, Fruits Candies, Nuts, &C. La sale Street
one door south of Gays Furniture Store feblS-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-07
KING. GILMAN Go.

KING, GILMAN & Co.
XNOULD inform the farming community that they are
w manufacturing very superior CORN SHELLER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had it well tested the
=, s.ascn. by numerous farmers and Warehouse men,
E ar. -epare,. TO speak avis oily Of its merits and
". saw We therefor, challenge competition with any
other Machine in use All We SIX is trial. being willing
for the Machine to stand upon Its own ...eritS
We are also manufacturing large horse pSwers a."
threshers, Of the most approved kind in ass.
All kinds of repairs done short notice and reSsona
bic terms.
Shop in connection with the Steam Planning Mil.
sepl9-u KING, GILMAN co.
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And every article required in q
NEWSPAPER, BOOK OR JOB OFFYCE
On hand, and for sale at the lowest market prices.
THE Improvements made in the preparation Of Metals
give TO the Type manufactured at this Foundry,
great reputation for durability The subscriber Is pre-
pared with greatly incredsed facilities to supply the
wants Of the Trade throughout the West
Co.. and RCGGLEs' celebrated
PRINTING PRESSES,
Which, tog tn n with those Of any other "AAe' va" "
furnished At Manufacturer Prices
He has recently made arrangements VIII =; ~
of New York formerly Wells Weoo') ana VIII nefe@
ter keen ON hand large stock OF M
WOOD TYPE,
. Nat n. ,rnrkef Parties wishing 70 ofdei iaigey
~ Wcd Tvne viii be furnished with ME-. Wksb Eecs-
"'9 -, - - .,nerior quality always on hand
"As VI IN ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY
- .....d Nth the establishment. and work OF this
80 4. executed in . very superior manner.
~ Specimen Book 10 now ready for delivery, and
viii be sent to parties wishing to order.
my22 ". \. DODus, 1-c.eWsW.
Grain Rags.
To Grain Dealers, Shippers, and Others
LARGE lot of AZ to bushel grain bags for sale,
varying from Is 70 Is cents bought at auction and
will prove bargain TO al In need. HOWELL,
my99 Once At B. c. Earl Sons.
One New WagGons
MADE in Ottawa, warranted good, for sale cheap BY
tvu iul24 u. r. GRIGGS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-07

Wanted.
TIME subscrber wishes to borrow $4,000 for term
Of three I'VE years, Tor whicn ne viii give real
ss.te security value Of twice the amount and will pay
10 per cent interest and bonus of $780, Any person
wishing money the above time will find for
their interest call and me. taug1 WIN. W Low
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

the world is simply ridiculous The rank Of Eng
land among the nations depends upon the manutac-
ture Of slave grown products Without those pro
ducts She would Immediately sink to the condition
Of third rate power. And, should she triumph in
the battle Of free labor" she will sink anyhow, for
slave emancipation would be equivalent to an extin-
guishment Of the growth Of semi,tropical products
such as cotton and sugar. A victory in such a
"batte'' would bring mmedicable disasters upon her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

Nut CRACKING EXTRAORDINARY, A denizen of
the smoke-cavered district few miles south Of New
castle having heard that his landlord with whom he
VAS particularly DESTROYS 10 iuFratiate himself had
great prediction for nuts, on his mast rentday pre-
sented himself at the hall with large bag of those
delicate comestibes Of which he bashfny requested
the squirrels acceptance. The goodhnmored land.
lord las who would not he good,hnmoFed on receiY-
ing his rents D smlingly accepted the gift; but open
ing the treasure, "Why, how is this, Mr. b. said
he, Il fud they are only kerRels-you must have
been at a great deal Of trouble in breaking them y
Gay, ay, SIR replied the farmer, Jaw warrant We
thew mead nah jaws wark, and L wife's jaws wark,
and tbairns Jaws wark afore we gat EN- all crack
eat IGateshead England Observer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
SEWING MACHINES.
A NEW SEWING MACHINE @
BY

THE GROVER BAKER S. NJ 90. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE, having oh,
tanned five Patents same under dates Of October I'd and
9th.
This Machine s entirely new, and makes LOCK STITCH
THAT IS LOCKED Its construction is acknowledged to be
the simple ofany Machine introduced and it is the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION Of all who have oxamtnodit.
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale alta
GREAT REDUCTION IN PR1oEsl
nB-From the stterng manner in which our Machines
have been received by the pubcrcsutrE in the sale up
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND are led to believe that
eudeayors 10 manufacture a RELIABLE Machine have
been appreciated We take this opportunity to remark that
this policy will be unchanged that every Machine SOLD by
shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect.
GROVER s BAKER $. nj. co.,
SOUTHERN DEPOT
No. II CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
AB- All orders should be addressed TO VIM l. GUSHING,
Agent of the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
-
The Came.


a LETTER FROM ST. JAMES A wellknown firm
of this city has kindly favored with the following
letter from planter of ST. James parish whose udg-
ment in regard to what be writes about can be relied
upon;
ST, JAMES, Nov. 90 1855
You ask about the injury done to cane. | thinkit
will cut the crop off onequaTter in this neighborhood
no one yet half done, and the weather unfavorabe,
warm and raining. There is a very perceptibe diff
ference in the kettles already. | have to cut two
Joints lower, use much more preCaution in temper,
and use nearly double the quantity of bi-sulphate.
A has about one hundred and eighty hogsheads
made-did expect to make four hundred put him
down for two hundred and fifty to three hundred b
has not over eighty made put him down for one
hundred and sixty to one hundred and seventy,fve.
Many are complaining of not having snved enough
seed-depended on plant-caue tops; the rattoons,
being fine had not reached their plant cane before
the freeze fear the next crop will be short one.
The grinding season will be prOtracted by winnow-
ing ETC., and planting next spring will be very late
If / was able, would keep my sugars till August
next. My brotherin-law was here last Friday, said
his mother had but thrtyfve hogsheads made, canes
very dry best rattoons not yielding hogshead to
the acre, and great complaints of dry cane at G, D
and rs places so dry that D could not furnish one
set Of kettles in juice at his mothers obliged to put
two extra mules to mill, and then not furnish it, It
really astonishes me for that neghborhOod, where
there is always big cane, fine sandy lands, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

Henry VIII. designed to send nobleman on an
embassy to Francis |. at very dangerous iuncture
but he begged to be excused, saying, that such a
threatening message 10 so hotheaded a prince as
Francis |. might 90 near TO cost him his life.
Fear not said old Harry, .if the French king
should offer to take away your life would revenge
you by taking of the heads Of many Frenchmen
now in my power
'But among all these heads replied the noble
man, sthere may net be one to fit my shoulders"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
.Annivgrgary Eventg--Nov. q.


1es5 heath Of Ijonis Matthew, Count Mole, for.
sr...3z4.a III NH. 1shiI;n,.
merry ffilhe 41iulsset y !9ouis 1.'lhpPs
ls54-Steamer ocean destroyed by nfe III bosloH
harhor.
Ig52-Death Of Walter Forward an eminent states
= 13tt.i,,,.,, aza5 ef
Alan y ss7Na ~ n Y s,t i; ,;-n,1.,o5
lSfs-Aitef weeks imprisonment ~ l's Pai"es'
Pope Pins TX escaped in disguise to Mola di Geta.
1s35 death Of VIM, Duane at Philadelphia !;
.,as .o,aso 3itor az M Arrora and distinguished
many y0ats 1u'oa =. W. -, a. ,s.
TOR his abe advocacy q Jenefsoh anu ~
IsI4-The treaty OF peace between Great brltaln
and the United States was signed at Client.
Iyao qrst issna of assianats Or paper money, ia
ass i9a4s = 'A7s's $50
France
IT5a-A terrific eruption Of Vesuyius occurred,
yvitlnt any If tho nreyions warnings being given
7Tse MT nnr,aosna noyy pittghnrq egacuated
Ai92h ~ 4 ffFNNl - -
by the french.
l704-Surrender Of Landau to the lmperlallsts'
4 afte4 i Iosq .f 4oo0 men.
tn. ra.5.t u Tat34 1,,,1otsor Acbf;sbon II
le98--Deasu y 'ouh
Canterbury q famous preacher N hls aay'
lG75-A royal proclamation permitted the reopen
mo of taa and eoife hnnees in London on condition
IL X. ,;. Il
u ths Keepers pAefeAs'os Ses''s,o y "
llhels IN them'
I63s-Q uinnipiaek, now New Haven, was bought
II the sacbem Monaupnin. for ID coats IL alchemy
s,,a,s . otcbots d baas . dozan knives 10 nor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

a DIsR1FERY.- Mr.. Popps, jolly middleaged
bachelor, is introduced al party to Mrs. Brown
vulgar, pimplY,laced, dissgraeable matron of about
go his In the course OF conversation lie discovers
that she il the identical eidevant Angelina Shipper,
who presented him with ferocieus nitten about
twenty years ago, nearly causing his death, Pops
mentally calculates, Thank heaYen!"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
GROVER Is BAKERS
CELEBRATED
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
EWING MAcHINEsI

These Machines from two spoO and form seam of
equaled strength beauty and elasticity, which will rip
even If every stitch is cut.
They unqusstionably THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT Is LOCKED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24


nHm GHmArmsp STOCK
uArTS AMT. C4ADG
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY!
Thew have something in that line TO sniff ba as,c If
EVERYBODY,
7L-h1Ng Tor or czFzE-05
Whether it be to Work or to Visit infor Fair Weather
- ~ No. "a : t'-''' On So0isAiS0 y
All demands made upon their stock is sure to meet with
r, .,,,- .,.,- o,..,r.r. H., .,,.. 49,, -,
.-..-..- --,.....--
tton to tb.i, ,,o,t n
Consisting Of the different varieties Of
zur,,-c,r, r, ,,er,,,,,,r,. r...r.,
AMERICAN c.ssr,fppr- Sen,
FRENCH FuR-1atesrsyie.
.,,r,gr, -, r,r,r. r....,.,.-,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
GROVER & BAKER.

sews from common spools brunswick Telegraph
The inventor deserves well Of his country.
Taunton Gazette.
This invention Is blessing to all. Vineyard Gazette.
To ladies it is most valuable. (Ieredith Gazette.
Will do all the stitching of the family.
Northampton Courier.
1t is FAR The best of its kind. New Jersey Journal
Takes the lead of every other Mortified Messenger
Is the best of kind Q{uers Journal
child may manage one. Cssssex Register
1t works silk, cotton leather Springfield News.
Its durable the fabrics. Virginia Herald
sews strong and beautiful seam. adams Sentinel
Superior to any we ever saw. cortland Gazette.
We know to be superior article Cincinnati Dispatch
The best manufactured In this country tBasou Journal
Not single stitch will pull Woodbury. Constitution
It finishes its work where it stops. (Aurora Beacon
Makes stitch that will not rip tBordontown Register
Of inertmabe value to Jersey Shore Republican
Rapidly growing public favor. Cincinnati Enquirer
The best of its class. Gospel Herald
This machine finishes its work northampton Gazette
The sewing will not rip German Reformed Messenger
Cotton is used purchased spools. Warren Democrat
These machines possess equal. tChnrleston Baptist.
sews silk linen cotton thread Pittsbnrg Advocate
The best in Cambridge JeTersouiau
None have given better satisfaction Springfield Journal
Makes seam that will not rip (Dunsyille Herald
The very hest of the kind. Portsmorh Tribune.
Cannot imagine anything perfect. tAlbauy journal.
Is simple ard easily kept in order. twetcrtown Sentinel
The very best in use tHamiltou Iutellgeucer.
The best for family use. tGeorgetown Messenger.
Sews silk or cotton with equal facility Norwich Colrier.
1t is simple in construction wheeling fines.
VIII not get out of order. tHerkimer Democrat.
sews neatly and expeditiously. phil Mercury.
Tie best in the market for families Carlisle Herald.
They give universal satisfaction Augusta Dispatch.
Has met with unparalleled success Cab KnicEebocker.
The best in tNswirk Times.
Its work will not rip. Gionmouh Atlas.
1t sews stronger than by hand. Newark Courier.
Easily managed kept in order. Columbus journal,
Easily understood aud managed auCaser Tntellgsncer
A wife's deed Of emancipation. tBloouseld Advocate
Crcuars with cuts of all Machines manufactured by the
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
with prices annexed containing testimonials from parties
using these Hpebtnes, win be sent by mail en- request.
The Grover IS Baker New Machine
Was patented Oct nd g los.
VIM. L. GUSHING, Agent,
nj 26t II CAMP STREET.
GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR
- Awarded To-
THE PORTABLE ENGINE BUILT AT PHILIP RAHMs
EAGLE MACH1NEwoRKs,
Rtcmosp va,
For Portable Engine fol Agricultural purposes be-
ing the SIMPLEST CHEAPEST most economical and dura,
BILE manufactured North or South.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One these Engines ard Ss complete Of size No. g. ex
rfav
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

Il Hoops for salg-
5000 uqgsaead Hooo Poles, of the best quality
Also
49, r. BkEiSTER SONS,
sa2S Ne. Bieuyille street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
5E.l---...I.IIaIELE. LANgLNa Ap PURLLe sAaEg.

THE NIIEDEN L.AGhING, nov occupied by c L. WelaeD,
the town If Anden Claiborne parish, Iousana, will be
sold public auction 70 The highest bidder in the of Min
den on the fir MONDAY in Set TENDER next
This property about 5p of land With the I'm
provauents thereon consisting Of Cotton Shds and Mare
house The Landing controls large Of HE extensive and
rapidly growing trade OF The parishes tributary Lake Rist
and Of the largest points for ihe shipment of cot
the Interior and is eareg above overflow, Io hGb
uuanted With this property it unnecessary say mora those
nnaequanted with obtain fail Information regarding the
quantity shipped annuity from well the
amount Of up freight received BY il b. applying 70 the parties
named below,
p4-TERHS OF SAI4E-Onethlrd cash or New Orleans
payable LIST Janna onehird payable in De-
cember 1896 and pnehird payable in April 1860 in New Or
leans Accapauces. approved.
For further particulars in relation this property apply to
" j. Sterling, Esq, Mnden c. L. Weldon, Esq, Mtnden
Landing; or NJ B, Brady 4 Co., New Orleans. iels tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

GRAND GOLD MEDAL or HONOR
~ Awarded
THE PORTABLE ENGINE BUILT AT PHILIP RALIMs
EAGLE NACH1NEWORKs,
RicmoyD Va,
For the Portable Engine otAgrcuura purposes be-
ing the SIMPLEST CHEAPEST most economical and duta,
BILE manufactured North South
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
Pennsylyania Oent1aI RaiIEOad.
Central Chic
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
IL RAILROADS.
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO. AND
eeI. BALTIMORE, 28 HOURSl
RAcGA(LE Z. nm

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO. AND
sa.. BALI1hORE, R8 HOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TUE ONLY kOUTE BY which through tickets to Wash.
4 ngOn can be procured which point as well ss 70
Baltimore Il ls the shortest most direct and in every re-
sPect the most reliable route. Il is the only by which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York are enabled
- reach the cities Of Bslhmors Phiadelphs and NeE
York, at the cost Of Ticket New York Only thus en-
Abng Business men and Travellers for pleasure OF iufor
nson to wait four OF the principal cities in the Unioa for
.tss cost than can be Afforded by any other route,
And it the only route by winch Through Tickets can
% had to Richmond, Norfolk WnchsseF fredericksburg
sad Petersburg, Ya Charleston, savannah, Macon, A.
Rnta, Augusta, Berkey Springs and Bedford SprInps
Passengers from hAsnViLLs take the taqe U0aebss Of
serter Thomas, or steamers the Cumberland river
% LogIsVILLA connecting laere with the United States
AAll steamers 70 Cncnaat or with the Jetsrs0nVille
Saosd 10 indianapolis lnd make direct connection ai
columbus, Ohio win the Central ohio Raroad to Wheel
ng, whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
saaroad Is made Q Washington City, BALTIMORE PhiIa
teiphIa and New York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
nls are transferred a. Cairo ihs cars Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Tsrre
daute Indianapolis Dayton and Xeuis Columbia Three
Dally Trans leave Columbus ~ A. NJ $50 p n and
lGP.N.
~ Travellers are requested to notics thai While this is
any r0uts a3rdng Through Tickets az the Eastern
cities ine same charged BY other roueR 10 AC
H0rt 0 it is also ths Shortest most speedy and dree
ell the leading points the ksst The distance from
Columbus to BRnmOres only 576 miles, being about 100
niles shorter NsW York. than By any other route There
less changes Of By this route and consequently
sss detention, than by any other.
- The road IS baliastsd With broken stOns and is
Jntrely free from dust.
For rfurtherlniOrnatiOu, please sppyt6D. g. RUNsEY,
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of
zoe 0. g. Mail steamers ct the JedsrsonVls Railroad
,hee, Main street. WIZ. s. WOODSIDE,
JOHN II. SHARP. General Western Agent
iuns2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
ParaRne Camel Coal Oils
For LuOFicaIlmg Machinery.

In scotland sas Camel Coal Os have bssa VEN avsra.
by known and extensively place % spsrm or
NE ast lev ysAns. Oils himar nature and qualify are
now being made By the VRi0R coal Uu COmpzny aud
are yesy highy Vaued wherever known Tus UII s ne
sane wight and Win bear lhs sams Jsmpsraturs When
Wln.s ned ne beIt sP5Im aud 10 luy equal 70 t
As Lubrezt0E, having been sa ne ssvsrsss tsS
upon bOIh heavy and light n4chnefy given snsrs sst
siaeuon ihsU peculiarly adapted " Rairgads Cot
% sPlndies, Maehnu sHoPs, aud All mashnory where
nn5 VI is rsquIr d Is economical taan ordinary
olis, AIT is sOd At About he pues und as aa ne
quantity viii 10 equal amount Of Iubneauon, and Do
UeAsE
This ON being entirely Without gun, ahouId be used n
the same manner me anssE sperm. Ths openings orts
CANS aHd feeders used tor Orna Ous aB0uId b
reduesd5 olhsrWiss the Oh vii be Hzslsi.
these OILS viii be furnished dealers at the etory pr
oss adding reighI, Insurance and exchange and all oils
sold BY thls company July guarAnIssd s rspn5susd
For sas By EHn, PsadlelOR Co., Of lhL5 city, Agent
Or the Union Coal and OH COmP4ny, aaysvlIIs, AZ.
We call Paolic attention following esriasaiss
gentlemen kLosn mere and elsewhere.
EWIN, PENDLETON q CO.,
Agsni1, EashFiIla
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
Wanted,
Trust sale Of an Iron Fo Indr

COUNTRY Jeans Ltnssy, Sock Fsalhers, Wax, Ginssnl
- &C., in exchange for goods.
uoV4 A. = DUNGAE q co .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
% PUBLICSQUAR.

RUNAWAY
ENROM thesubBcribsr on the lstdsy of July, neErC
Il Boy, named HENRY, of copper color, 5 fsGI 4
ncheshigh Is years DID, and weighs about 8O pOunds
de was raised in East Tennessee near McMinnvile de
will probably make his way back there, bought hin
from Mr.. Terry OF East Tennessee. Wigve dollars
heis eEdghtln my neghboThOod, twenty-five dollars
taken out Ot the county, fifty dollars be gets 70 Eas
Tennessee When taken he Is TO be delivered t. ne,
confined so that caH get him, DAVID II. LEN
i've Seven miles sOuth of Nashville. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
HII1LMAN BROS
IRON DEPOT

4AeOAN LII OAs
No. a College, aud "A ana 43 Market StS.
eEkk Tor ale On good tormst9 cash g PIomps dsaei
- 40 Tons Of their cso0Tlled Charcoal Refined I0ns
80 8 well aas0rad Pitia5ufg Iron
50 q Hammered Iron, inelsding PloE M0uldli
50 &" Best Tuan8a5se Castngss
g CaaI shsar, k. n A 5. sIeel;
100 kegs sssorssd Asi-s and sPlsel, best brlndi
go seuts Weggoa and BaEgy AEles an sisas
Also AnEls Wees, Files, ChaiRs, A2aia A1aH gatlrsa
lan2q-tO iaR -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
March Rules. ISIS.

RObeu MeEsen " EdEart shsg0g.-U. Alb.
IN motion, aud aPpsadlg TIE sa aasirn Of he
~ Clerk and Master tnat ths Fssd5nes ef wzrd 5ha z
he defendant 10 tnis cause, ha th ordns
process eanuOJ be served upon hn; iT th 5reors
ordered YublicluOnb made Lhs iian and Am8r
can per published n the clly of NashrI8 ulir
ng him appear a. hs cOurt la the town C5atro
vile, Outhe Rule IA 10 July nsxt plead de-
auf then ana thsre 70 o1mpaInants biI she wI
b .ken FOR eoaesssd and Tor hearing paIts hin
OhVIiLs A. NIXON,
= Nj nraf fan NH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
March Rnles- IR5a-

W COHmAn b " Ni1ks. e do. E.B.
~ motion, asd g appearing The sg11a1iau of the
- ClefE ano Master that W N.cEs, " 4 Lsil8r and
Ne Lslp8r, residents that the
oruha process Of aS caHn0t De ssved up0n them. 90
Lhersore ordered tha. publication made Union
ahd American paptf published iu cts OF Mash
e requiring me said d5ondants ~ apPsa a. The
lOuse iu ne tOEn Of C8BtrsVe the lst Monday In
November neEt 8n AID piat, or dumuR
plainaHIs bill, viii be Ezksn for con ss
siOR gllHa. tnsm, and h5arnE pate 10 taam
OkViLLE A Nixon
28-DFs Al RI ami aaafav