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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.

Geo, W. W. Hall, b as siF tue s of q
Nabby S. Parker. ct. al. OF sale TO me di-
rectcd from the Court Of Common Peas of Del
aware county, Ohio, | shall offer NJ public sale,
Mt the door OF the Court House in Delaware. on
Monday the l5thday of FEBRUARY, 1858, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a m aud 4 o'clock p IN,
the following described real estate, to-wit: si.-
nate in Delaware county, Ohio, all left OF In Lot
No. III in Milo ID. Pettibone s addition to the
town of South Delaware after tankig therefrom
u rectangular piece in the S W corner, fifty feet
long north and south and thirty three and two
$600,00.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
aEd Specia. Master Commissioner
january Is, lS55. $5.ooj - Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
Guardians Sale of Land.

RI order of The Probate Court of Delaware county, Ohio
IL /, as Qua rdian of Mary e. Cowgirl, will oifrr al public
vendue, on the premises in Delaware township, in "a d
county, between the hours of fo O'Clock and ! O'Clock, T.. NJ,
on the 18th day OF February, a. ID. 1858. Thirty seven and
lls-l60 acres of land, being The North East pIrt oi loi r, in
section !, township i, range 10 United States Military lands
in said township, subject to the dover estate therein OF
Terms OF sale. Onethird OF purchase money en- day Of
SALE, one third in one year, and one. third in two years
thereaf er with ;ntercs and secured by mortgage on The
IeInis -.
SAMUEL RIEEM, Guardian
BY REID & Eaton, his Att'ys,
Jan. 18Th, 1853. fSs sal %t
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sheria ana Ma.t.r commi..ion.r,a s.l..

Thomas w.Long lRY virtue of q docre.si
vs.. AID order of sale to me
Jen.s Curren ct 81 } directed from the Coura
OF Common Pleas of Delaware county. Ohio, I
shall offer atpublic sale at the door OF the Cours
House in Delaware, on Monday the 18th day OF
February, 1858, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m. of said day, tho fol-
lowing described real cstete, 70 wit: The wcsa
lot in Delashmut Waliing's subdivision number
one in the southeast part of lot number eight
IS section two al township four t41 range
nineteen (ls) United States Military Survey in
the township of Delaware, Delaware county,
Ohio, and bounded rs follows: beginning Mt a
stone ON a post.in the center of q lana or road
twenty feet wide Mt the north west corner cfnaid
tract; thence south SIS degrees 40 minutes cast
"a l5H-loo poles to a post at tho northeast
corner thereof; thenee sonth o degrees As min.
utes west rs 65h-l00 poles to a post mt the
southeast corner Of SAID tract; thence on the
south line of lot numbcr eight (S) north IS de-
grees - minutes west 81 lsK 100 poles to the
southwest corner of said tract; thence north o
degrees 10 minutes east 20 T5sk loo poles TO the
place of MISUNDERSTANDING four acres and
IS f2N-l0o perches Of land. Apprninsd ~
$50 per aero.
CHARLES SHERMAN. sheriff
aud Special Master Commissioner.
jan is, 1855. tS4 sol "a
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Delaware Female College.

TINE semi annual examination of the young
l. ladies of this Institution will take place on
Tuesday and Wednesday, 26th and 27th inst.
The Spring Session will commence on Thurs
day, Feb. Ilth. Persons DESTROYS of obtaining
rooms in the building should make Immediate
application,
ALEX. MILLER, Prest.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

On the 1ltb inst, by Rev. James Harvey Mr..
FREDERIcK WILLIS, of Delaware, with Miss
ELIZABETH FROST, of Eden
On the 2sth nlt., by Elder knight, R.W
HENDERSON,, formerly of this place, to Miss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
Later. from Utah.

The Army in Winter Quarters-Mor-
g1nons Preparing to Leave for the Brit
~ ish Observation-Disclosures of Gov.
.gC Cummings, Declaring Utah in a State
as.dof Rebellion. 50 0us
sssrs asl. ass .@syt5sST. LOUIS, Jan-12.
ss The Republican has adsices from Utah
TO Dec. LIST. sfsf .sl egk
5 The troops were all in winter quarters
at. Fort Bridges, with the exception oil
Colonel Cookies command, which was
posted forty miles distant on Henry
Fork, where a scant supply of grass re-
simained.ts 3s 10 s
sasIfort Bridges was being rebuilt for the
purpose of protecting the. provisions
The troops were comfortably stationed in
tents. w~itlsstoves. a
.sa The weather had been very mild and
good health prevailed. s
There were provisions sufficient to last
until June on close allowance.
Capt. Marcy had been sent to Taos and
Santa Fe to obtain supplies.
ESQ Nearly two,thirds of all tue animals OF
the ~expedision nave died.
3 The Mormons were preparing to leave
for the British possessions and pioneer
parties had already left.
ss hatn 1ouuS Hai seHI d quantity "
-saltto Coils Johnston.
That officer sent back word stating
that he would hang any messenger
from the same quarter on a similar er-
zrand. ssa
Brigham Young had also invited the
officers sof the army to partake of hts
hospitality land spend the winter Ii
Salt Lake City.
It is said that Col. Johnston is sc
well assumed that the Mormons viii
leave in the spring, that he asks for nc
increase tosthe force under his command
Gev. Cumming had issued & proc
-lamation declaring the Territory to be
in a state of rebellion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

SCOTT d Co.'S. REPRINTS OF ENGLISH
MAGAzIxEs.-We refer those wishing to
possess Blaekwood's Magazine and the
British Reviews, or either of them, to
the announcement of The publishers,
LEosARD ScoTr & Co. of New York, in
our advertising columns-by which it
win be seen that new volumes commence
with the present month. which renders
this a suitable time to subscribe, A CO.
temporary we'll remarks in reference to
these publications:
No journals in the world contain more
elaborate criticisms, brilliant essays, or
profound speculations. And the broad
scope of their topics embraces whatever
is new and interesting in science, htera-
ture, morality, and religion.
The Edinburg Review was started
more than half a century ago by such
eminent writer's as Jeffrey, Brougham,
and sydney Smith, as Wing journal,
in opposition to Toryism in the British
Parliament.
The London Quarterly coon after APP
peared as the champion Of Toryism,
with such contributors as Southey. Scott,
Lockhart, w Wordsworth, Mrs. Someryille,
etc.
The Westminster Review followed as
the advocate of free trade doctrines, and
the bold and fearless opponent of ex-
| cl usive privileges and hereditary rights
1t has since united with the Foreign
| Quarterly, and is now, probably, the
most progressive magazine published on
| the other side of the Atlantic. 1t was
established by such writers as Roebuek.
Mill, Bewing, Prof. Long, and. Miss.
Martineau.
The North British Review is the es-
pecial advocate of evangelical religion.
although it discusses political questions
in. their general eharacter@Dr Chal-
mers was its founder. Since his death ii
has been under the editorial charge Of
DR.. Hanna, and more recently of Prof
Fraser. Among its contributors. are the
well-known names of Sir David Brew
ster, Cunningham, Lorrimer, Gordon,
Buchanan, and Candish.
Blaekwood's Magazine has been call
ed the s'emho died genius of Toryisln,"
yet its transeendcnt literary ability, and
the variety and elegance of its articles
ana style, have secured for it many ad-
mirers, and an immense circulation
Poetry, biography, and historical and fc-
titious narratives are among its promi-
nent features.
The present editor of the Edinburg is
Nh. Reeve; of TIE North British, PROBES
sor Fraser; of tie Westminster, john
Chapman (the American London book
seller),o the Quarterly, Rev. W. Elwyn.
An able corpsIs attached to each Review
selected from the choicest talent of Great
Britain.
We need only adj that the American
subscribers get these periodicals fol
less than one-third their price in Great
Britain. The prices are: for either one
of the four Reviews, IS per annunl; fol-
any two, S5; for any three, 81; all four.
IS; Blackwood alone. S3; Blackwoot
and three Reviews, SO, Blackwood ant
the four Reviews, $40. The subscrip.
ton price for all the above in Great Bri-
taiu is $31.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

co-worker; and it is my earnest wish
that you may perform SO faithfully
your part in it, that Ohio may long
remember with pride and gratitude the
General Assembly you have the honor
to constitute.
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NoTrCR.

IA RON the hcttha VIC ran sell goods rs per cent ie.s Z
= essh than on long oredh, which .weahih mueh BETTE.
ciosloa 70 eoaanance, Ian. 4. W.. "a cash 6nslnesSlN " Crt
egsesnrfs wtl oenier q t.xor By. sailing this mnnsA. ~
esyaaS .hssar aeeoanis We inyiis ever mAn 40 ths lows
Jan. 10, 1853 WYArT
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Jan. !. 1858.

sunscElerIoS raice.-RLArKwooD OF any ono Of
the RENIENS, Sa year. blRokwood and one RsViow-
or any two Reviews -. The four Reviews, s.. Biaeh.
wood and the tour kcviewa $40,
PoSrAgE (Which should De paid quarterly IN advaneaA An
the four Reviews aud Black wood 70 any fsst UMes N he
tntted states. only a. cents a year. Namely IA = .
yea. on zach Rcvto~. and "A eenls a year on alaekwo0L
Address, L. SCurc 4 q !. Fuhlahera.
So Gold slrcel corner OF fullon. NeW York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

SyLsic OR LUNAR OIL.-The
Agents for the sale of this article,
Messrs. CRAFTS & RASH, have taken
the store-room opposite the Ameri-
can, where they are prepared to ex-
hibit It's Illuminating powers, and
convince all of its excellence, cheap
ness, and superiority over any other
light. The public r solicited to
call and examine it. We see it very
favorably spoken of by our exchanges
in places where it has already been
introduced.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

Publisher & Prop'r.S New-York.a IA Aeafin advance.
vo. xyII No 1 IANuApv Iesa Ncw aerie. No Isa
eo-
~ o o ID INTER gzGTINn
" cprDa
ID U n EEnS 9mS VaIieues ~ yA.nADts
70 n ouDscrpers : y
s e E D 4 AM ssT5As., ASnISTadgs 3 Il. 90 ,sss;
ny r n r opens with sneh Inducements 90 All FSKnEna,
IL GARDENERS, and cuuyators OF even the md
Z Hest plots, ladies Of course inctudedl A. Ia 70
never been offered before NV the Pnhfinher of
lfis or any other journal. to wit:
The AcGlcuLzURALisr Is enlarged 10 81 Dog
fble Ouarfo Pages in eaeh number. -
SIX OF the best practical cuiuvatora IN AZ
The country have been secured to write sor ito
- Images during the year 1855, besides 3 host q
~ Q o D s ar ,s. sssi saS aisss s%e.a,lrnI. la.,,u.r,.
IS U nIn safrss Ssi 6 e Eve ssssi i o u.s. 6 ia''Fs.f ana
Tha Jamuarx Number has seveuty-hv0 In
@ z n ID ntfucasenrtinin&and over no eneravings, and
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

NEw ORLEANS, January l2.--Dr. Anson
Jones, ex-president ofTexas, committed sai-
eide at Houston on the 9Th instant, by blow
ing out his brains.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

~ Our readers will take notice of
the resolutions adopted by the Trustees
of 'Oak Grove Cemetery published
in to-day's issue. We can Justly feel
proud of our beautiful Cemetery, and
as citizens ought to feel an interest in
relieving the association from embar-
rassaent. The prices of lots are to be
doubled from the 1st of April next,
and persons will do well to purchase
before that time, for by SO doing they
will materially save their own pockets
as well as give material aid to the as
ISOLATION.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
EsrArE on rHoMAa enIcKrr.

NofIck "a hereby given that the undersigned has bee.
= appssnssa sna aaellaed a. AdnAeisirairr o. The Esla I,
q IhonAs Srtckch dreeascd, late OF llelAMArn 10, Ohio
Ahrersnns mtercstes1 VIII govern themselves accordingly
jan 40 tSs-N JAMES cRIckEf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
T Q FIFE s T 9 *
February Appointments.

~ anca, Delaware, American House, AONpA1 ana
TUESDAY Forenoon. lttl and 10th February.
MarySN lille, CnEon Houses ATuRpAY, 18th February.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases of the Liver, Lungs,
Kidneys or Spleen, uhammauo A., Rheumatism. Asthma,
shortress of Breath, and d;ticulty OF hreathing; dyspepsia,
Dropsy, Weakness or Nervous Debility, RestiessnrSs, f.nss
OF Appetite, Constipation, D-eraugcmcnt OF the Stomach,
Billions Affections, Gravel, White Swelings, or any long
Standing disease, are invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
Or, Tuhhs neither bleels nor busters, nor is h a Home
opathist: he never uses Mercury, Arsenic, \ ntlnony, or
any other mineral as a medical agent; nor is he a Thlmso
nian-he neither stcans nor gives cmetics. Hts theory o.,
disease differs from all others that have been adopted, bu'
not more so than his system of trcatment.
He does not make sick to mike well, nor tear down II
build up again; NOR allay nervous irritation by patching up
with anodynes.
For many years we hRvl devoted our whole time aud at
tcntioa Ia the study and treatment OF chronic or long stand.
inn diseases. Opportunities such as few possess, have ena-
blel us 10 examine an | prescribe Tor several ihpus lnis OF
patents annually, comprising sono OF the most dfleuh and
comp heated diseases known To the profession. Our ciTOnit
consists er some twelve or fourteen APP atntments, situated
M Northern Ohio, which we have reguleriy Hled tor nine
years pas'. In adding the nsw appointment of Delaware,
We are prepared to give any reAs lnable amount of
,Indlaputabte Evidence
From the adjoining ceuuues, showing the success attending
the treatment OF dlscaao upou Analytical principles. Nur
visits arc tobepermsaentls continued at iatervalS IT four or
uVe weeks, oIwhishdu poica may always be found IN the
Delaware GaZeitc AID STANDARD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

AyGvsTyu(Ga.) jan. lion Friday
night, seven men mostly negroes, were
sealded TO death by molten metal, at Coop
er's Iron FarRaee, Cass county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
: coND GREAT LIGH1
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

The discovery OF these wonderful pIls est<ii,shss a NV
era IN purg I on and a new pTinci lie in h. s-irncr Of mod
ictne. In taxing tlieSe Ills ne griLing pains or slsknras At
he stomach is experienced fhes Ope III. ntttsraiI., lie wing
70 diinl.
They insure those who take them a cool appetite and n
healthy digestion. Each Pill that IL taken gives ne le IN
tie blood; they purity 1t. take from 1t ali in- urs 81. soshs
and equ .Izcits circBl UioB.
tine or two dos, 8 nj Railways Regulators will entirely
Remove ali lie resS ug symp. oins of Dyapepsis. JaundiaS
Nervousness. Indi;rst.on, Cnsiiyeness, LIVER Ionp aini.
BIZ BUSINESS. Mel incioIy, and viii cure II. organic tiaaz .,s
either in Man or WON IN. Ladies' troublci with r-guliri.
ties or wrake:iing discharges. may rrly u,l0n \ prtuu ~ curR
aud regular pcFiodS iT Ra WAYS lsexfilAtars arr takea.
Every dose Of Rad why'a Regulators ia, ~ ~ tas IN fn siuIa
new sirenE h. within ihe body of lite weak. frrte and IN
irm. Al Who take them are drLIh.rd wnh the happy
oh N g. they experience IN a led hours. The disp rled arl
mechanically feel Joyous anihIppy the sick AID deshIAisd
strong aud vigorous
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
Delaware, January Is, 1858.
AroLoaEr1c.-In consequence of :

APoLoGErIc.-In consequences OF an
unforeseen and under the circumstances
unavoidable accident-he breaking Of
oar Press. Just after commencing to work
off the first form-we are compelled to
issue a half sheet to-day; which we are
enabled to do through the courtesy OF
our neighbor OF the Standard. The dam
age can only be repaired by the manufac-
turer, but we hope to be able to get right
ed in season To resume our regular issue
ncxt week. 1t being the first time se
have been un.ier the necessity of thu
asking the indulgence of cur readers,
we doubt not it vii bs ehecrfully accord
al
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

a woman 10 james street, Flew York, on
Monday evening last went into the yard with
~acanphene lamp, which, exploding, saiuFa-
ted her sciothing with the flta setting her
III Ere nd burning hert dettl en- the spot.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15


The NEws.-Late accounts from
Kansas state that but few OF the Free
State residents voted for State officers
under The Lecompten Constitution on
the 4th inst and the result conse-
quentiy was the triumph of the pro-
slavery candidates. An immense vote
on the Constitution itself was polIed,
and the majority against il is said TO
be not less than $4,000. The Legis-
lature had commenced its regular
session at Lawrnnce. The reported
encouhter between the militia under
Lane and the US. troops was a fab
rieation-
II will be seen that the last ac-
counts from Utah represent the Nor
mons as preparing to leave their
present location and take refuge in
the British dominions.
Col. Anderson and his force, left
behind when Walker was taken, has
also been captured and sent back TO
the United States. Walker himself
is lionizing in Virginia, and his friends
in the South are making a great stir
in consequence of his arrest.
But little of interest has transpired
in the Legislature: Gov. Chase and
Lieut.. Gov. Welker have been inau-
gurated. Their addresses will be
found in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
THIRD GREAT LIGuT.e

hADW a , h~ENONAIIh6 ~HEsOLVEHT.
Cures Hnmors. Salt Bheum. Sciofula, [ Icers,
Modes, Tntnors, Fever Sores, Skin ErlJtions,
BloSehes, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Geut, Drop
~, Syphilis, Consumption, Appop.exy, &e.,
and all Constitutional and Chrome Diseases.
either inherited by hereditary transmission,
or inoeulated by exposure or otherwise.
There is no remedy m tr wprhl th.t wHl work snrL M
racuIous cures in old diseases As isafwts's r r-s,i. 80. i,
changes the whole hunlanis rew and healhV
biuod.
HA- bleeding from the .nlCs-khdwaye Renov ting Rr-
solvent will. In n FEW nnnrtcs, check Hem rrtAg,. from tha
lungs or throat. In Eases where the p uirnt -anghs no essts
of blood or pus sire -kei with slrsSi. isndway-m Ranovaune
ReSolvrnt will rem ve n difficulty.
rs sarah Hammond, Of tS Fast Thirty second atrasL
had a bad eongh Enr I'VE years she eouEhsd np sometimes
seyen dtyS by the Relief and |. esnivent-
e. A sore leg of q years cured in three week. br Rad
ways Re .ds belief. Mr., L. II. hiIgo. = merchant u b "A
standing in nnhlnnga. TIA. says: THAT = Sentl-mnu wha
for n years had been al1iesrd with = a. q lrK. thai renin a
every kind III treatment WAK rfrrtulily cured In thram
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
r He THREE GREAT LIGura.
RApMAY,s RELIEF. -REsnLxrnr

In all constitutional diseases. and wh-re the eaus:iIuuoa
is broken d0wn. or the body in n rapid ST.. eOF decay, or th@
syst-In inoculaiei with the virus III Iii. ease. either By the
vtliAi on of the laws of hcaEh. int ,naperaLee. exc.s an4
tndnlkrnee Of the r as sons. or by hereditary Transmission.
aain cases 0f ScTufula, Consumption. kheunAfInm. Goug.
Fits. and "ttrr h-iriooua. which a long line OF anerary
has so boinhfnily and richly bestowed upoa pas;erfty. ~ .
mrmrnD Of The past, NJ the cos OF the suffering inhertSra
These Remedi.s. IN their trinitAry eApse ~. posaess a carar
chett wsl eradicate frunn the living body every particle %
diseased matter, renorate the Nhotr arat1n with health !.
HEALihe uns'und, derasing lungs or other organs, sleAnss
and purfy the uncleAn trsfn all fmpnTIitsz.
To the disabled wal tATrr. who IS cdrpIed WITH fndrn-
ues-we inxt e you TO Try theae Remedies. We WI I
voucli for their elic ICY -
With many has,dr dsef Others wsa have Witnessed ana
felt the enrst al the Three tireaf La his, a. sud a. th-y rule
and govern those b9sli-s which hey are ds med by he Al
mighty Power, 20 these thee krmSdses stand a. Rulera
CoiqnsrOrs, aud Grand Masters vi al dse sea
X DNATACO..
i62 Fa;toa Street. New rork.
Agents for Delaware, n. DICKINSON 4 SON, and NJ. L
STARR; A stro H. wsldn. 8 F. Minuernaute, Nortsa; ,.
Gu. Delhi.
The r. r. Remedies are sold W prnsEi.... Merchant.
and storckecperS. lJalv ~ SCI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15
American Agriculturist.

ORANGE JUDD, ! lsg water-st, STerms-oue Doilkr
q Prop'r.I Eew-York. IA Yearfn Advance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

In assuming the Office to which 1
have been called by the people of the
State, I must, with many misgivings
as to my qualifications, rely upon your
advice, your courtesy and forbearance.
to aid me in the discharge of the i'm
portant duties of your presiding Off
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-15

The fredericksburg (vaRecorder notes
a remarkable falling off in the prices of slave
hire, ranging from fifty to evenly five per-
cent, less than those obtained last year. AT
a public hiring, it says, a few days since,
slave men brought only from three to eight
dollars a month.
The Piftsield (Mass.o Sun has been con-
Quoted for Dly-seuen yeare by its present ed
itor, the Hon. Phineas Allen. The Sen
gas first issued in 1900. e
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01
Watch Repairing, &c.

NEW SSTA.BL1SHMEN T. +,
The undersigned respectfully Offer thef services TO the
Citizens OfWincheser and all others who may need them
In the above line Of business assuring all who raroze
us that the greatest pains vii be taken with work ana
cry e1eon otherwise made to give satisfaction For the
want Of suitable store, they have taken for the
present an upstairs room in Mr. Brooks Hotel which is
easy of access. being corner room with steps the
outside extending 10 the side walk. See Sign Of the Zig
Watch. They are we'll supplied with materials Of all
kinds nd lon knowledge Of he business, which
will HE them 10 dispatch work in good style
done In the best reputed CITY shops at the North else
where. Their repaired Jeweliy Jobs can't be beat and
their
g3yy9DlN9
can't be exceed by any other Watch Makers in the United
States The, have hand nea assortment OF article.
In the Jewery line which they will put az low as they
can be purchased at In Nashville any where else this
side OF Philadelphia
JR. GARLAND & SON.
May 2sth. 81
4
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

Visiting the old Plantation.--A ne
gro belonging to q gentleman Of Cass
county in this State, ran away about
two years ago, and nothing had been
heard of him since. A few days ago
he came back to his masters house,
much TO the latter's surprise, looking
lat sleek. He was warmly welcomed,
and ordered to the field to take up "de
hoe He went, but not to work.
Took the shade and quietly looked OIL.
lie was ordered 10 work. Thereupon
ne said he had not come back to work
was a freeman--had been to Can.
ada. Ohio, &C., and wanted to buy
himself if a thousand dollars could
do so. Hi, insolence was curbed by
the lash, which he resisted, cutting
with knife one of the negroes who
was tying him. He is now in Jail.
1t is thought his intention was to Sc
duce other negroes off with him.
Dasu''r Standard, 3D. inst.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

An0thcr Sentimental NurdsTey.-Eed.
ford J. Crockett, who was hung in at.
lanta on the 18th inst, for committing IA
very cold blooded murder, attributes his
reckless career and its sad consequences
tie disappointed affection. His father
successfully opposed his marriage to q
girl whom he loved, and since then he has
been immersed in vice and crime.