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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

SHERIFF SALE.

Kentucky Trust Co Bank : virtue Of an mex eaeSnt,on to
William q. Norris. 1of Common Pleas of Delaware
county. ohio, I sh iii offer at pubic sale, at the residence
Of wi1iiaH.ti. Norris. in Troy township, on Wednesday May
18th, less. between the hours Of 10 uiclpck r. III and 4 o.
clock p. m. the follow M property, viz: | sorrel Horse,
years old; / iron gray Cob, ) years oil; white Pone[, /
yearIinS Colt. Also, IS hvad of Cattle, 2 three years old, :
dry COWS, the balance une AID tvs" years old.
Nav ls5s. $f,@1 q. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
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R1eeatoTt saae Of Rtd Estate.

Is pursuance of an order ~ sale from the TrohAie Court
L OF llelAM are ceaIIfy. Ohtn, | with onFr for nale n the door
81 the Court House IN The .usFn Of b.i.w.rr. on he 2 u
day Of May. A. ~. tc33, between the hours 1T 10 cel0ck =
m. mad : o'rh,rk P m. the tstf9wine destribed pFemts-s,
subject 10 the 1 IL enaie u May Van Horne In he Whole
thafeaf, To wis: The rest half Of the east half Of Jn-lyot Nc.
thirty. antralsa the wesi hNlf ~ the east half Of n-lot No
nineteen Ia thu tl~B af iieiawSre In Anid county.
ALSO ktrfliaf lind eight feet wide Oh the Fast end Of
the west h-if u in-losM No. nfa~feen shd thirty in said town.
Also-7k lt Of Land being The ear. Peft e InsLets No
three and fourteen O. and AfA ~ u3hrSasina the original pla'
u said town. conlnrnehsk Y tina NOR h-eAst cnrnsr Of In
lat No. tarres running thrifce nor b 7ofkr soutlrrRSt corner
aflet No fourtren; hence west sir li1 f~et; theacr north
to te north line Of lot No. three; thence east sixty Elk fee
TO the place ~ beginning,
AIs2aA lot q land IN Sar,h nelawHse, bsiaE shc nerih
marked on The Hlst Of, Sarth nrlsS.Ars hy .eHsg.ssrr 4
lloiutord. beginning twelve RODS sDElt ~ Dc SplhF al
rorucr of 3onf IA \ Liberty streets, on the cant siJc OF Vi,
last nsmcl street, thrnce sIu-h fonS ro'ss with the stree
thence east TX ruis 10 a ss0leS thenre north -four rods
hence ~est lb rods sue place Of hs gtaAiag-eo tanning
htty Rl.tsr raSe.
Terms ~ SAFE one.,hisi of the purchase money In hard
IN the day ~ sate, Rt.l the retfdue their oI bt Que and t~o
wars tnercsfter wEhlntrr-st from day 0f sale, to lie seca
red ny mortgage ON tho prSmis-s.
BENJAMIN POWER
Executor OF ilenry Van Horne, deed.
Powsit 4 VAN nAHAE, Aty' =. tor FHr.
Aprf3ii isHs. tfa,62i ~
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Thomas Evans Jr. X virtue q an execution to me
: NJ. 4 p. r. r. Co. Amon Pleas OF Dellware county, o.
| shall offer at public sale. q I he Tia Store Il I. Evans Jr:
hours Of 10 O'Clock a N. ant q Q clock p. M, Jhe following
properly. 10 Wit One hundred anu four Copper Railroad
La umotIye EIdes and one LoK Of Old copper.
May 7.irs3. .ISi,25l Z. SIEkMA Sheriff.
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Settlement of Estates. &c

THE following Administrators and Executor have aled
i thri: papers for hnai settlement:
GEORGE wulGey ct al. Executors of iIob.r tt Perry deed
George Woliry, Administrator OF 4. Is. dill deed. -
Ann itn;hs Ell Al Executors of Evan Hughes deed.
Sarah l. trIIe, ADMINISTRATIVE of Rufus Iaarint. decd.
Oliver ~ .rk. Executor NJ Mary Nj. Reese decd.
y nm EiiGa Newell, Adm nIsfraITiI Of john Newell decd
There will be a hearing on said cases Mt my Office. in Del
NAV I isss' l. RANxEY, Prob. Judge
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Why is the Demand so Great for
DIR. MANN'S AGUE BALSAM?


Why is the Demand so Great for
DIR. N AGUE BALSAM?
BECAUSE it will, in all cases, 5sa fely and efeetnany cure
II that much dreaded scourge OF the West-Chtlls. Fever
OILS IN Of Mstarhs, Of which fact thousands do ties ify; and,
unlike all other Bostruins. IS Is only recommended for one
Offer = few evidences OF its worth. by men OF influence and
high standing.
PE1scEroz. Ill, September 9th, Is5-.
DR.. MANS-DearS Sir: Fer sevefsi years past l have
closely o5serr ed its effect in hundreds Of cases. and IN no
case hiss it filled 70 proincs the mos happy effect ] Gan
most cheerfulIy recommend il as a certain speci&c Tor chiils,
e'ef ~ Truly Yoa-s, II. AUSTIN, ND,
MARsHkIL, Michigan, Feb. 18th, 1851
DIR. MANI L COL have sold = large amount OF your
Agur BAsAm in this vicinity, and from my personal Know
edge II it. / believe il To be the best remedy TOR chiGs, fe-
e anss agne, that has ever bern snli in our State.
respectfully Yours. .. AfHfDE-
AsR-4BULA, ssa.a. January LIST, 1858.
MESSRS. =. X. MASN 4 CO--tients In caryassing the
States OF Ohio aud Michigan for the sale OF the different re-
medi-s II Which we have control, our attention has been
called TO observe the great name thtt your Ague baisam
has gained for ITSELF in every place wh"re sold IL really
rapii than all others. II is destined 10 sueercsde all o;her
sgu- remedies III the II 1rkst- ~nn
Very Truly Yours, Al ;. ifSphf-
NEw Ycak, February %, IS5s.
r4esSRS. s. K.MASN&Coltienis: l have a our honse
In 81. Louis sold yehr a que Halls IN sshne three years. and
ha We ea.efuITy Observed Hs effects IN CvRrsG. and must in
M nd e ~ To nv rer[onai know ie.fge IT has Gu
red perman emily every time, and 1 have known it used, nf-
happy result And what IL more rriiarkablc 4 nave new
er known a case but what remained cured. for at least that
season. l have 40 hesitation ia recommending il as a PEI
feet triumph over c!riils ami fs+er-
Respectfully Hotrss PROF. O.. j. WOOD.
s. MANN s co. Prcprietors, Gallon, Ohio Sold By
all good druggists. May /. to51-3nh
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
Enigma.

Al swer to tbs enigma of 5 ettors-Printing.
Answer to the enigma in verse--In q glass.
Answer to the charade--PenmansInp.
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rnhlic Sale.

~ order Of he Probate Court Of Frspk,in county. viii
~ be sold a. prhiie sale. an the premises, on Monday the
! III lay of May, lSA5 brtwfen the hours Of lapi ei,cS = m
and ! "'eloe6 }, M, the following descrshfd fven,ises, tnn
atcd in the town OF Nillvilic, Nealvvarc county. thin; he
ginning Al the north east ecrner Of ios arigiaally sold 70 NJ
chAnlNeeiy, eight rndA north at She southeast eeroerei = lot
originally decided 10 John EfnoFe; thence north - degree
west 4 rods, thence west 70 degrees south III roisi theaee
ertnh ~ degrees east 4 reda, thence east - degrees nuf.h la
rods 10 ihe beginnl rs -eoataittak N u an aera , etther,
VIC nQrfa Of The ahQSe describe lDs, FQnntnN zen fnds v est
Terms One,haR eash 10 hard; the balance N one rear
from the day 81 sale. tle deferre4paylAeni 10 hear iuter es
md be secured ~ mortgage 81 ~ sreuiaes
C.F HI5EE. GeardsAa Of
Arr,l II. l&s $50, ~
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NOTICE

- hereby given, that apc.itlen will be prsskated ~ tha
L ilHAri 81 commissioners, At their next resnl4r session.
III nK for he rsai,eniuR and eslhliahmeEt % = county
r"A 1 rorian aneing oritha rad isa'ilhr aehaoa,eaA TO HAr-
l-m tow shir, whore the SAM crosses the lBiw bsswe-n
Bsrkrhire and GenoA savpshL9s, nssr The -nae OF Ches
ter mi h; thenre sa. h& tn wnshsp Iink 70 thu sakt line ~
sad lusnAhi,s SAD road t6 be forty feet wide.
Apyiby =, ls5s.-N
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

VII en-, where, and by whom, was tho first
University in Europe established Z ISAAC.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.

VS.. %lp tai order of sale to
Ohio Hintsn. , me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Delaware county,
Ohio, I shall offer at public sale, at the door Of
tho Court House in Delaware. Mon onrday the
of 10 O'Clock q. IN. and O'clock p. M. of said
day, the folio wing described real estate, to Wit:
IN Lot 10. SO and the west half of In-Lot No.
40, in the town Of Delaware, Delaware county,
Ohio, being the Tavern House and premises
known as the "Hinton House." Appraised
at S1s, 900.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
and Special Master Commissions
May IA, lass f$2,so) t.
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euRnIFF sALE.

Wm. TompkiaE 4 Son J IlY Sirtae of an execution to me
Va ~ titrNrtra rum the tOurt Of mn
John TsnarufK } mon plsas OF licking county, ohic,
Z shah offer AT public sale, at the door 0f the kipNft iinnsr IN
delaware. ON Monday MAJ 24eh, ias. hetween tbs bSars of
10 1'elbcs = N aud fo'esock y m. of said lay tive teisesN
ing described real astet-, 10 wi Stuass In pelsisAre eean
", Ohio, snd being Los NJ, % six ufann the Town ria ~
narieFr, IN said sounsy ss reia~Ar6. ssNnshr Of Harlan
STATE &c ohio.
Grra2s ,Ke ttp r~shERNAS. sherir
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spring and SuEEameT
ID 8
OHIO WHITE

THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS. theretof1re ksbwn
Il an Harris Springs. - on the tcioto River, : miles from
Sc oiu Bridge STA ion, on The Springfield and Delaware
iAilro1d 4 miles ;rUun Delaware. on fe Cleve,and and Co
lulnbus RAILROAD, ami II nIles from thr Cfy OF Coiumbus.
"dl be opened to the public seeking health or pleasure, On
hr zSth of May, under auspices amt wi b q ppoin' me Ia
hat val make IL FIEsT CLASS in eycrs particular.
The present proprlrturs Of the Ohio White sulphur have
librraliy added to the buildings amt general accsHUnatR
lions 1f the rs ate, and have ntyed and furnished the whole
ol the suggestions nf taste ana lntu-y.
TMG CUISINE WILL BE USEEcEPTIoSApLK.
The scenEyy 81 ami near tic dnniain has bern tbOugh' 50
he the finest in ONO the al Ia pure and hc4T sy, uaf tsa
mediein.l properties Of he wonderful Spring Jett1tg nc
gallons per Ininuue,) are Now admitted to poks-Ss cesAivg
aud rc"ilgeraaiye influences superior to he famed Wh'ts
Sulpaer Of Virginia.
There !Ee rHschei TO the rsta-.lishment Ailthe aceesso
rirG fd4AsG n the first Summer Hotels of the country
The iSSns and grounds about the Hotel are spacious and
web kept snd he beautiful drive through the old forests
aud along The rom tuhs flyer are s1hHuiafty atreeaTe,
though luf'e xeclihftI.
luithns and Delaware toconTey parties TO the prnga
Arrangements elu be made for rooms by addressing
ISAA PAlaT, Columbus. ONO.
For any further general Information. reference may be
had to AessrB. A andrew. Wilson a Go. Cineinuau, or 10
Mensrs Failing of the Nell, or Kelsey oil The American te
tel, Columbus; or 10 Mr.. Ch4mbsrlA.n. OF the AmHFlcAh
Hotel, IelSwArs. April 10, l6S6-"u
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sheriff and. Master Commissioners Sale.


Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.
cassndana M0rey r o, Virtue ef Of .al ss sa tai
Amb'-e B Morey ct tai directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, l
shall offer at public sale, at the door of the Court
House in Delaware, IN Monday the 18th day OF
,Tune. 1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a
m. and 4 O'Clock P. m of said day, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit: Situated in
the county. of Delaw are and State of Ohio, and
in section 2, township 4, range ls, US. M
lands being parts of Lots Nos.4 d s in said see
tion-being 10 acres in Lot 4. and about ~
acres in Lot s. Appraised at S455-
CHAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff
AID Special Master Commissioner.
MAY IA 1883. ($2,5o)
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Road Notice.
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that q petition Will be presented to the
L Ho3. ifoard Of commissioners OF neiaware cnunty
State OF Ohio, at their next june scssion. praying fer the
location of a new COunty Road, in iIelaware tow nahip, In
said county. As follows Reslnning IN the comfy Rad lead
ing eastwardy and westwardIy past Mr.. T. Yates aud Jns
r. Haird,s. where the eonnty road from the south iniersaets
said road near the brick house built by John Ydtes dscAd.
hence norlherly along the line between sad Jsfnes X
Baird and Thof7as Yates to Slate Rum a little west Of SAID
James r. 'BAirdag northeast corner on tAe aouilt Hne Of II.
Lambs land. and to continue ~northerty tsttle saaih line OF
the G. q. 4 Q. railroad curvet thence north Wcstw ardly a
long said south line Of Railroad and crossing this same 10
the south end Of Fair street, as laid outln Is Finch and II.
Lambs addition to last uelawnfe, thence north aleng said
street TO q continuation nf William utrfetsr State road lead
ing from Dell Ntnre to Granville, T4
April 80, le5S--~N
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SusA n z. TIcKNoR In Delaware County Probate Court
ue Wade Petition to Sell Lend
WILIIAN II. Ticknnr and Grace L. TIcknar, minor
w chlire of Oliver X. Ticknor, late of Delaware eouA-
ty, deceased, will take notice that The said S1san +. Tick
nor, their Guardian, has this day fled a petition in tn csPro-
bate Court OF delaware county, for the sale of the interest
and tide of each of said wards in the following real estate.
viz: Being In-Iot M. 81, and a part each Of In-Isots No -
and so in The town Of Sunbury. containing B sihs of an acre
more or less, subject TO the widows dower-known as TIL
property formerly occupied by Hosea W. chamberlain ae
a residences. Said petition viii be heard by said Court on
the 29th day Of May next, at which time petitioher will ask
for a n order for the sale OF the intereste of said wards in
said lani.
SUSAN P. TICKNoR Guardian.
Delaware. Aprti 80, 1855. ($25 500 1T
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TIE MARKETS


Cnrrscssd yeeElg By r. E. HrLLs q Son, Whole
sale and Retail GrocsFs. No.4 Williams Block.
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New Spring Goods.
Largest and Cheapest Stock Of
the Season.


Dz,ow vi, =. >, s,o.. wA,, um
~ average % PER CENT LESS than old prices:
brss, Hoos
p,,., s,,,. 90
Fancy Dress siiks from. sss: 10 ass
FRe Black Bomhazine- 80 soc.
Plain Bsreses. ali eeiors.
Pi : s TEP%a I pels' fag Ip rfI1s;.
chaiiiea, plsin and figured neiaines.
orEAndis and LAW. Rgers frenrh Nhin'z ard Gihghan,
i sse American Frinls 1t iOc. worth -. .las.
&11iElg.
! aa.en s.s,,a sh..l.. 20.
! dozen dozen " WIZ EsU lane asss shawl. 500 t, s. T.
| eoErn Black 80 70 i:,oc
MGhfigds.
70 n,
/ dozen Fsney DO, for 500, wer n. s"'
bonaeH. hinoons, Rnsches,
Daa'' fy W fto"H pr.;a Nat.
The Cheapest s'0'1 in ro"n-'0 say A' lAAis',
r6r0'os'
6 dozen, all colurs. from Isc 70 4.oJ
Hosiery.
Ladies' nose iO'' oio''' o. A''N
A LARGE STOCK OF
Yankee Notions.
NJ ae Sxs,i,.s n, Ye 4 nnner Thov = the he.. S-eales in
!, p pse aG Pin ss s:.a rs Sg SasL h.s, s' .i.s :; Z %: : y sS. for %
40 lbs Patent IhrsNt going AZ e hank
I.iS ol.. rf;rT:sasrs. rs.si rsts@sssss ehssp js~sl
aa.,,,y;c F.o.e =, ,xt.
l DOZEN Metallic Fr.n.e skirts-besi in use.
1 dozen Steel ram 4 ar
Rl,nt RIM unH Rrnun Eicths
OitiCn' Oit0 "iFi "" OiOh"S'
Black, Brown stoei M T ana Fancy oas.,-
IoaIinO-suouph for all.
1910 yRriA MUSIINS all quAii!cs, Fnll I'd Muslin &c sd.
i'emInirs. Iicks, ohscks. Striped shirungE-iess than old
prtces.
49, 6 RI
4JOUFS AND OHedp.
ooo Jry. ~ 4. 4 hahf.n
2.UuO h0fld M ZH FRkEH-& Bo0d satin IA
mar | e.. n roll.
25 EarflS CABFET-bouREt at Faction, 25 peF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

The Menagerie Of Van Arnburg & Co.
will he here Monday ncxt--the Circus on
Tuesday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

f NTa ma de to or'ter on siert NO, &c ard IN II.
~ xorS gsnshfp. a srRA rss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

Strange featurcsby TRAINED Will NIMALS. eonsd-
tuting the "Managerie of the treat show, the tame X III
S0CERDS. GYM ST1C EfsEFII ANT which actually
walks the TiE5t Rope. the Waiting CAMEL. VAN Or
DEN, and Van Riee's or.ginal pair OF COMIC MULES.
List of Performing Horses. Arabian, Spanish. English ard
American 7poroRehbreA, EXCELSIOR the Talking Horse,
Ae .Nns'ang, ABBOT LAWRENCE, WHITE
SURRY, EDWIN FOKRESF, and a Stud of TEN TRAINED
HORSES, whifh will appear in the Circle a: one time in the
Magnificent Oriental Spectacle OF the BEROUINS OF H
DESERT A number oil rare specimens viii also be brenght
forward in the old style English Pageant OF the Fitch Or
BACON.
The keystone Brass Band and String Orchestra, will be
under the direction of Prof THoS. q CAHAM.
RS- A Grand Exhibition of the resources and specimen
Parade will be given in the Morning at 10 o,hiocx, at witch
DIR. J. /. THAYER will sdinfully drive 70 SPLENDID
Black Horses.
G. II. CASTLE, AGENT.
This Company will perform at Cardingtou Wednesday May
Eth, Marion 1hurday May 10th. q
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ESTATE OF DAVID SELLERS

N0rICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
N appointed and quai.i.si As administrator of the rs ate
of DAVID sellers decd, lAe II Delan are 40, Ohio. AL
persons Interested Will & ieern themselves accordingly.
May :, IS55-y,. JOSEPH PATRICK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that they
Il have opened r. MEAT MARKKT on William street, nrst
build. ng East Of the Cowlrs Corner. where they will at all
times have on hand a supply of FIR EcL MEATS of every
description and Of the best q~uality-whicht they will sell at
the lowest possible rats
Also. FRESH FfSii.in their season.seyery- Tuesday and
Friday. M4TTHIAS Il CO.
Delaware, April 20. 1f53-if
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b

Ab'm. Thomson, plaintiff, Before Z. GriswoId, a Justice
Roadway & Co DefendantsS Delaware county, Ohio,
an the eth day of April, A. d. 1853, sail Justice Issued
an Order of Attachment In The above action, for the sum
of Twenty Dollars and forty six cents.
Delaware, a prilI 80, 1853 A. H0MSO
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Attachment,

Adm Thomson, Plaintiff. Before + GriEwold, n Justice
VIM s. Beers & Co. Def1s- Delaware county, Ohio.
ny the 18th day of April, A. D. 1853, said Justice issued
" an Ord, r of Attachment, in the above action, for the
sum OF Eight Dollars and evenly seven cents.
Delaware. Aprii 80, 1855 A.THoMSoN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-17

OUR NiCARAGUAE RELATIoSs.-We are satisfied
that the steamer Of the 5th inst, carried to the
American Minister in Nicaragua, Gen. a. B La
mar, dispatches to be communicated to the govern
to- which he is accredited, embracing virtual des-
laratOn of the determination Of the go7ernm6nt to
enforce. in future, what 1t regards as being its
rights and those Of American oitizens on the Nica-
raguan isthmus. Thus We have every reason 70
believe that virtual demand has been on Alarti-
nez for the prompt return TO Washington Of the
Cass Irssarri treaty ratified not long since by the
Nicaragusn Constituent Assembly, accompanied
by au intimatOn that it is the determine Zen Of
the government Of the United States maintain at
an hazards and under Oh circumstance the rights,
both public and private $50 far as The the latter
affect the rights Of the American public intsre is,)
which Nicaragua has herself recognised therein.-
We further believe that q strong protest against
European interference 10 affect our relations With
Nicaragua is embraced in the documenL on which
We are commeniing-a protest in which il Is dis
tnctly declared, ia effect, that the Monroe doc
trine will be carried out 70 The letter IN vindcatiou
Of our national rights endangered By The late
inrigues Of Monsieur Belly That is, that Mard-
nez. Monsieur Belly's wishes to the contrary not
outstanding; must promptly carry out The deois-
ION Of the Nicaraguau Constituent Assembly With
reference 20 the treBty, OF prepare 70 have 3 en-
frsed by he exercise Of the naval power Of the
United States.
This is as it should be. Il shows that President
Buchanan is, indeed, in earnest In the eaphasi5
with which he has persistenty maluiainsd tes ne
csssty for the Inauguration Of distinct energetic
national American policy in the future conduct Of
our relations with all the other governments on
this continent WashiHgion San LuHs l0.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-17

EXTRAORDIlN.AlRE R4EEI8l.F8solRMANCEsoFA 4EIl.8

On wednesday last, blind horse which had idst
previously been detached from q cart in which be
had been hauling bricks al day, took Highland ran
aEa hsadi0ng pace across Pennsylvania avenue, at
short distance east Of the Capitol; when he arri-
we'd az the side opposite that from whence he started
be encountered tree box, which hetors down. to-
gether sith the tree inside it, sapling some Elk
Inches through at the trunk. This act did not In
peds his progress in the leash for be eontfnusd
Straight ahead, and the next thing he encountered
was the fourteen inch wall Of q rough osst brick
house inhabited by Mr.. John Smith ana his family
Incredible IS this story may appear he ran against
the wall with such foTceas to break IL encrey tho
making bresch thsough which 3 good sized nan
can creep, and otherwise producing assure ss
large as a mans hand, reaching upHard as far as
the second story Of the house.
In running sgainst ihe tolse the horse placed his
fore feet on The bulkhead cellar door in 'front.'
thropgh which they broke, barking his legs in fns
style The force Of the blow against the wall sent
about barrel Of bricks which had been demehed
from the wall. Backing out Of alI this misoHisf as
well as he could, this animated batterfheram
wheeled about and tore of through the street INTO
a large marble yard near by, where he tumdled
heels over head several times lmong Che blocks Of
ma bic, hnslly changing himself betWsl them 10
s zen extent that he could make furh er way
and only then he eavsd in. He was reoaptured and
marched of TO his stable, when his pedal termina-
lions were properly dressed. On Friday hs vas
again put TO work, and earted bricks al day most
indusTiOusly. To any one that may be at 81 sksp-
teal as 70 the accuracy Of this statement, us can
only say, 60 and see for yourselves, as We did.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-17

ACTIVITY AT THE NAVY YARD.-0n Saturday The
Constellation arrived at the Navy Yard from the
Mediterranean. As their time lacked only two
weeks Of being completed, the crew expected 70 be
PAID and discharged; but an order vas recelged
instead o-tsr;ug tsrl to the Gulf Of Mexico. This
created General dissatisfaction. Provisions, am
muuilion, etc are going on board aud the ship
will be ready on Saturday. The frigates saoiue
aud Savannah will be ready for sea by the ZJth Of
July. It has been inquired BY the Navy Depart
me1t whether the old North Carolins could not be
repaired and fitted for sea- The operation would
cost about as much as the building Of hrst class
steamer The BrandyWine might bemade serTicea-
bic By being raced. The Potomac could be htted
for sea in three weeks, if usoessary.-h T. Po't
Ca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-17

NH subscriber will be prepared to receive Boarers this
watering place, y miles north Of Nashville, during the
Summer vacations from the first Of July to the frt Of September
There will be no barrOOm kept is designed chiefly for
the accommodation Of Families, and ndvlua who may wisth
resort to quiet heatul place during the heat Of Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited we'll
quire any elaborate description
No pains viii be spared render the situation Of visitors
pleasant
Price Of Board 81 so per day: 81 90 per week Servants and
Children under 10 years Of age, half price
may23-dtWw3m Z. L. CROCEER