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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-24
FOR FAMILY Use,


4 I the late Mechanics Fair. held in tb,
u City of Nashville, in October 1857. the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Clus.
43-No. II, GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. lG4, GER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points aud merits of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-tbread machines
that Is, using two separate threads for making
ne stltch; that of GROVER q BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that Of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion of the committee. is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING. SAD
DJERY. &c.
Tn" GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY. AND. OF
COlRS EASIER MANAGED: advantage
OF Using SPOOLS WITHOUT RE-WIND-
ING; and, with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &c, in the opinion of IN.
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
Ets- The part of this report referring 70
The Singer Machine as best adaptcd 10 fine
Clothing was intend.d To be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE rs bet FOR MANI
FACTt RING CLOTHING BY TAILORS
IN WORKSHOPS. &C. THE SAME IN
REF ERENCE TO SADDLERY. &C.
NASHVILLE sEWIHG-MACHINE COMPANY,
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville Tenn, January 20, ls5s-u
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Directors
GEORGE H. HART,
+. i. ROSS, Merchant
A T. CATTElI-, Firm Of Chambers & CatteU
Leather Merchants e'''
JOSEPH Elh ARTS, Merchant
JOHN 6 DALE, Agent Liverpool and Philadel.
phia Steam ship Company
FOSTER = PERKINS, Merchant
Hon. HENRY NJ FULLER, President Montour
Iron Company,
+. w. BAILEY, Of Bailey & Co.
ANDREW r. CHAMBERS Banker
j l.. POMEROY, Merchant
CHARLES G. INLAY, Cash State Savings Papl
H. r. COGGSHALI,
SAMUEL JONES.
GEORGE II. HART, President
+. 7. ROSS, Vice President
H. X CoGGsHALL, Secretary and Treasurer
!. H. Butler, ASSISTANT Secretary
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-24

Rs- We are authorized to announce WILu,x L.
BRows Esq, as candidate for the office Of Judge OF
the County Court Of Davidson county Election to be
held on the 9th Of March, 1855
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Notice to Transient Advertisers.

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they viii not be inserted. Transient 100 Bork must
be paid for delivery.
The combined circulation Of the Daily and TriWeek
y editions Of the PATRIOT in the city and in the
ton Of country trading with Nashville greater than
that Of any other paper in the city Aadvertisements
are inserted in beth edtons-hence the PATRIOT is the
best advertising medium
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dissolution.

III ANlNc sold my Interest Ia the Books No,es S,ocl,
II &c. % HAsbroos A AcwhiIter u Ac,Ihirtr,
Bro s. bo viii settle all claims against the iate arm
heFeM IA trpder my sincere thanks al the cust.rn
eis 81 the hate hrn aad would recommend nv rgcreS
sors - seiitisni.l worthy " continuance OF their
heretofore liberal patronage
t"o-l-dim J. g. HAssRoOK
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SEAgE oF TENNESsEE calnn.rolle,,. olso.

SIA1E Ot IENNESSEE, CoAaptrollsr's Office
Nashville, FEB. y. 1855
inls Is 10 certIy that the Quaker city Insurance Co
located At Phadei ma tie STATE OF P,!usvIyHI,ia
mas complied with all the requirements OF an act PASSED
~ tAo 'icneIal Assembly OF tie oi Tennessee
IN March, 1856 entitled . An A,., Ia rreuat, Tho ,
r's al Insurance Companies not incurnoratcd by The
9t,te Of tennessee, ami that osErH NASH is the lie
NASHVILLE, State Of Tennessee
}. c. LUTTREIL, Comptroller
The subscriber continues 10 issue Policies in thc
abuyc reliable Company at fair rates
iebio-"" JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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CITY AND COUNT OFTHIL4DFLpTyJa
lNI4I IL fIE. ~ A-N.NrI 4 4 - -

GEORGE IL HART, President, and HENsY r. CocG-
Shall, secretary Of the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany do depusc and say and each for himself s,,-s
that the foregoing statement is true the best Of their
knowledge and belief.
GEORGE H. HART.
II. Il. COGGSHAII-
Subscribed and sworn before Inc. this FIRST dny Of
February, 4. ID. 1855.
JOHN B. KIEMEY. Alderman,
and Justice OF the Peace
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

EE There is a squad Of misnomen-
eL Democrats on our sea coas'. aided
Ly corporal's guard in the interior.
who have tried as many games for po-
lilicsI power a. est has lives They
have c-joled, bribed. hnllied, caucused,
etc, till they are forced 10 their last
r.and effort-a defeat Of the Denocra-
tic party. They are dissatisfied with
the Party and .cliqued together TO see
IL they can't bust it up. We will not
say whether they are dissatisfied with
the Patty, or the position which they
occupy in ths Party. Our notion IS, II
they sre not satisfied with the Party,
they had better pack up and walk out
Of il. Let Us have no more Of such
twaddle from the squad" As this the
Convention system is the very life Of
Democratic organization" The veriesi
babe in Democratic swaddling clothes
recognizes that feature in his Party
The Democratic Psity is entirely too
large an ocean for such little minnows
to swim in. They ought TO gel into a
small rivules, where the wiggling Of
th,ir tails could produce a rifle.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21
Dusslr.g. about Town.


Look OFT BLoonERs la III,
last I promised TO give in this number
the particulars 81 an adventure. which
| met with. while pOling round toiCn
| will not enter infinitely into oil tbs
particulars connected with lliis strange
vet romantic sfair--priTais reasons,
forbid it.
was ioddliog along, musing 90 ihings
in general-things penpec;ire-things
particular snd all sorts Of things. tend
ing 10 the social. moral and political
advancement Of my well-brloved Hands
boro', when any allenlion was directed
to two persons IN the street. who bad
the ouIward appearance Of being men,
srraved in genteei attire, one Of whom
| recognized IS Mr.. The per
sons on seeing me Immediately turned
about. and made tracks down Main ST
Thinking this strange move on theiI
part, followed them aud upen getting
closer siew q the parties. discov
srrd the ssrs females, drtssed in mall
afiirs.
have no idea that the public has
any know ledge u the parties. and
knowing that these ladies belong to Ih,
elite Il Handsboro' and would blusI
10 see their names in your widely eircu
lated Journal. ! folbear giving them
but. should get wind q such action
ou their part again. LOCAL. ever faith
ful o The public, will present them il
an nnmistAkable color. TO the world; nj
all consider il bad enough for ~omeT
to wear the breeches at home, let alon,
on the public highways Therefoie,
will close 10y reminding them Of .ny
promise to the public. and this warn
ing--Lcok out, Bioomsrs!"
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cock was my choice, and Is yet my
choice. and viii receive my vote in DC
tober next. II I live, aud also my infu
euce. Judge Hancock did no, have .
fair shouiu by the counties not being
represented. do not believe q al foui
courti,s should have made any nomi
nation. for they are the smallest eoun
ties in the dis'rict--not giving moTs
than 1000 votes. which is not moFs
than one fourth Of the votes polled il
the district. Moreover. Ju lge. Han
cock has proved himself an able Judgs
and why should we drop him and tak'
up a man that we do not know. Yer
may depend on me. remain you
friend, L.G. BRADFORD.
Because IL ia Alrnos. beyond donb
that Judge lIANcocK will receive ,h'
vote q Hancock county, at the mex
election In 1855, Hancock county
polled m aggregate vote Of 4s7.
Because it is confidently bsliesed
that Judge HAvcocx will carry the
county Of Greene Cn 1855 the vote oI
Greene vas 42l) by large majority.
Because tie county Of Harrison--the
hoi-bed Of political jugglery-will give
him a warm support, and probably a
majority.
ssb. Because The most eminent law
yers, who practice in this District, give
him their unqualified support.
OH. Because the sblest journals in
Mississippi advocat-'his claims.
10th. Because he is opposed BY q
dissffeeted few. who desire to rule the
people in every election.
18th. Because be is opposed through
asPirit Of revenge, for not bowiug to
their dicturu.
18Th. Because be met with the sup
port Of the Democracy in this District
al the last election, aud they can find
no ground to oppose him a, this.
18Th. Because he has been tried and
not found wanting opponents are
un.risd and comparatively unknown.
Now, there is a bakers dozeu--a a
fair string Of reasons why WILLIAM NJ.
HAxcooK should receive the sotcs Of
the Democratic Party Of Harrison
county. and Of ne slu JudiciHf Dissr'cr.
Let bis cpPsaenis give their ciainns for
their candidates. Capt. DANIEL has
one-the prestige" Of a nomination
froa a minority Convention. Mr..
CnAPMAx has one..the success Of the
Know Nothing Patty.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21
NUMBER 2


Latest accounts from Paris state that
the skirts assume = still more volumi-
nous dimension every variety Of ma
terial-sieel, vhaiebane. orinolsne, cor
ded musiins, &c.-being pu, into fequi-
siiion to take from the female foum iis
pliancy aud grace, and totranslofm the
nymph. Hats are Of al size.. colo,s
ard shapes; the very large and rouud
brown straw hat is discarded sllose
now worn of brown or gray stsaw are
moderate in sire. either turned up a
the sides, or have the briu. slighsy
bent down al round. thus shading the
face and neck. Many of white straw
aud Leghorn straw arc seen; the
crown is very low, aud tie brin fonr
Or five inches wide, turned down and
finished with deep hanging lsee; the
trimmings are of Telye, ribbon aud
black feathers. fastened by a steel buc-
k'e; precisely the hat 10 which paint
efs havs depicted Disaa Vernon. A
pretty ornament has been introduced.
which is at The same time a protection
for the faeO against the glare Of she
sun. II Is combination Of the bat
and bonnet, With large front; the cur.
tain Of same piece as the front. bu, ga
sherel 10 large plSi's. When worn
with undress costume, the material is
white straw. simply trimmed With
black lace and velvet: hut wilb full
toilette, chip and rice straw are pre-.
fetrsd. There ia new style 81 Eng
lish barge with grey stripes; The
8ounces sheuld ls botdefsd with vide
stripes OF lilac ssiin. When covered
with enc of Violard's black lace paints,
nov considered the choicest ornament
for the toilette, these robes form = very
recherche costume. Daring the last
two years the utiverkal fa-hion Of dec
or ting robes aud mAntlss with ruches
and boas Of ribbon has caused an i'm
nieuse sale oi plain ribbons (ihe only
style Of ribbon employed for ihes,
trimmings) greatly TO the dstriment OF
the manufacturers cf the rich and
Powered ribbons.
a petition has lately been presented
TO the Empress Eugenie. by the silk
merchants u Lyons and St. E.isnne.
praying her majesty to encourage. by
her patronage. the Covered branch Of
the Tibl.on trade. The Empress grac;-
ously replied that the only nsaus in
her power Was 70 cover her dress. as
much Rs possible. wish richly worked
ribbons. And ber majesty has been
as 'good As her word" The imperial
summer fr5EsseqU has been lsFishly
decoraisd ~ilh bo~s. ssshes. ends. gar
lands ard chaisl.ins Of sup~, h ribl.ons.
richly ornaments. 4 with inwosea how-
Z VI fruits. These ribaons vArv in
priSe according 10 the width; iho-e n
quarter Of yard wide srs often 10. ~
and ISL. the metre. This new mode
will add considerably TO the cost in
dress.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

E1- Our uamesake. on the coast, in
his lnst number saws that he Yves
e somewhat surprised to notice that il
(the Hhndsboro' Demoefat) il the or
gan of certain class Of d saffecied
politicians" Our friend has mistepre.
sented US. We grind out dull. har-h
notes" nor sycophaniic strains for NO
'-elass of disaiFecied politicians"-NO
CLIQUE-No FACTlONl We ad-
vocate What We sincerely lsrlieve to he
the TRUE STATES RIGHTS SOU
THERN DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
- Platform erected by TRUE SONS
OF TIE SOUTH-Men ~ho CAN
NOT be BOCGHT-Men who will
uo,-only SAY. but DO for the SOUTH
Men who HAVE DONE and WILL
DO AGAIN more Than our rarnesake
on the beach, cas- DO. Hence. his rs
sertion, tNo. l. !. falls TO the ground.
Our nAmesake asserts lNo 2l that
"Tl,is newly named paper CITauds-
boro' DEaocRATl attempts to advocate
anti conys ysniion dsrfrinr. and would
b~se the people believe il to be Demo
craiiel'
On TIE contrary. We BELIEVE
and will EVER ADVOCATE THE
CONVENTION sYSTEM as the best.
sAses, and only legitimate mode cf or
ranising the Democratic party. Oar
neighbor found nothing iE orr paper
upon which to arras sach an assert on
as the above. So. ike the clique. q
which be Is an advocate, No. .. must
20 down
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

EE The opposition TO the true De
nocralic candidats for the Judgeship
10 the sgh District. are il The last sgo-
nies Of certain defeat. The smallest
straw iaat hosts apon the political
surface is seized upon with that deSreF
ation characteristic of sinking souls.
They founder AID splnrt. but 1t asAils
nothing. They are fast sinking ard
powx lhev must 90. Tie time was,
~hen with their bribery. csjoling and
Bullying, they could ride rongh-shoi
inio power over lhe true democracy ol
this district: bat farewell to all their
sriekery. their doom i 6xed. Down,
down 70 the political Hades. they Mrsr
COL Theg behold their inevitable fate
they see the siroeeo in the distance
which is destined to oEerwhelm them,
and no wonder that desperation ssizes
upon iheml No wonder they catch at
sssAws Dowa they must 20
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Ax FnIIon TlenT.-We be.ieye 4 3.

Az Enron TIsHT.-We believe i Is
rare that editors iudulg~ IN dr. p,
but when they do iheii feauers are suie
10 lind them out. A Syracrse coiem-
porary was called upon 10 record a
melancholy eyeng7 al time when
his head Wis rather heavy. and did II
up afrer the follcuing manner Yes
terday morning. Ai o'clock. 7. NJ. =
man with heel in the hole Of his
stocking. committed aIsenic by swal
lowing dose Of suicide. The inquest
Il tie verdict rendered q jury that the
deceased came TO the facts IN accor
dance witb his death. lie leaves a
child and six small wives TO lament the
Ad Of bis uniimely loss. Ia death
We are 10 the midst Of life. "
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

TnE CAsn RrLE.-We are eompell-
81 10 have the Cash for all work done
by Us, fol Advertising anil for subscriP-
sions. We are conducting our business
entirely on a cash basis, IN We r. quire
cash to purchase supplies. So We may
,ruihfully exelaim TO our patrors;
Help US, Casa Us, OF We sink.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

Tie faE7ous Cross X Roads l
know Dot to what exteat they are ia
nous beyond the limits Of Handsboro'
= but that the Gross Roads" is known
in our midst, l have only to recall the
incidents Of days gone by" the scene
Of which was laid hard BY The angles
therest formed. Twas here that the
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

youth Of our town were wont TO meet,
80 To ahasc the sying hosu witt glowing iesi.r -
aud here it was that they once did haze
a feast Of cake and '.Aow Of ,oui"-in
those halcyon d'ys. there was "mHfry.
ing and giving m marriare,r IN them
"diggings." lleie It WAS that the ad.
mireJ Belle Of Phys star FIRST dazzle,l
the ~bloods" Of Bandsboro'-that star
which has since 50 gloriously eulmina.
ted. Oh, who has Dot s2ne fond re-
membranes of tie DEAF, dear old
"Cross Y Roads!
1t WAS delighsful evening last
week-I Was vending my vAy towards
lhe aCross-Reads"- hen, bark
Music arose w.ih Ia volap;aous swell
and love spake lore 70 eyes which spaks again.
And all went merry A. 4 marriage hcil. .
By the way-side. The sbiill uoics cf a
eddie aud the ifundling noise of many
fee, engaged in iho pleasant and not
inert exercise of '.bieakdowr." fell
upon my ear--and ! fastened to aicer-
tain the occssion of 50 JOYOUS a gath
ering. = II Was ''shindic.
"Biaek spirits and white
White spirits and gray
Minee mingle. mingie--
Minsie ypa that may
Yes. to my sssonished sight, ai,er
cautious peep lehind the curtain, wss
presented within the shaded wAil' Of
-'s cottage. a scene Of m'ngljng
eolors That would lay over sny witch
scene +" in the vast volume ofuld will
Shakespeare There WIS dark ebon
color,d rcprosenia,ivefram ,ha, benign
ted laud. darker than a bottle q ink
in barrel of pitch Lii in ihe bottom
Of well. and 10000 times darker
than the concentrated ,arkuess uf forty
thousand midnights,F lsiusei black,
swinging corners" wi,h rosy ehsek'd
M,lesian lassies with whirliag hoops
and high.heelea shoe. Anon, the
bravny arm Of the African eneircles
the sibyl waist Of the fair Milesian and
off they 20 in the iiiiilating hops Of
the squealing sehollischsl See the
lurnsi 4 pis,urel a Llaek, eFisPed-
hairsd dsDdy. cheek 20 cheek With tie
flushed, auburn iresscd iassie o, ye
Code, aud litsie fishes WIS, picture
for one frame.
Men. Southern Msn. iuTn up their
eyes with holy horror. a. The diseus'iry :
f.natie:sm II the North. ~hile a, the
same time, suc,l affairs Is ihe above 81
transpiring ia eur midst. Shall such
things be tolerated ia Ilandsbofo'--And
o. un~bip, # jusiicei
shall pancgyrie rcign. and cen-ore ceasef p
f~uAESrkakk-
Not II can help u
fLocAE.
! hope our efficient officers will "uiP
, The bud" trysiing scents Ike these
Il is bat the practical working q a Dc
tested IN sticisfn--Negro Eqttai'fy.-
Sbeh things must lie stepped. Every
interest Of this community demands il.
This matter should engage the early
attention Of our citizens. These trans-
aciions lave augmented vastly since
the advent Of certain New Orleans no.
tables, who sport their ''alids 6" with
a presumption unwarrsu,Hlle in NOR
al community. II these gents. vii
take my advice. they will Iease-"i.o
cal" may take occasion to 81 ow them
10 the puhsc in their true coiors-
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~ We are nov engaged printing
Tickets for Eve eouuties-boih civic
aud military. Candidates vii please
send in their orders.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

T JOHN L HENLEY. Esq, OF
Biloxi, Mlss-, is our authorized Agent.
Our subscribers and patrons there will
please ~fork ever" 70 him all that may
be due as.
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Yours, very truly,
J. c. CALHOUN.
Jas. c. Faulkner. BaydvIle. Va.


MAYoR STuH 10 CYRUs w. FIELD
AT the Atlantic cable celebration in
New York, the following di-pa,ch was
received from Mayor Stith, Of New
Orleans
MAYoRAITT OF NEW 0RLEAxs,
S*pleu her lst. 1895.
To Cyrus ". FIeld. Esq.. Nelc FORK
Cyrus W. Field: Deo adjuysntr,
fnlgura sub mai yinxit. Peace hath
its victories. no les renowned than
var GERARD STITH. Mayor.
Translaiiog the Latin motto, the
whole dispatch reads thus:
"Cyrus w. Field:
By the assistance of Col. he chained
the lighlniHgs beneath theses. 'Pene-
hath It's victories 10 less renowned thap
war"
Here we hare concisely expressed a
fitting reverence for the Deity. honor
for the human agent. and = tribute 10
the peaceful tr:umphs Of modern civil
izalion.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

~ Thanks, 70 n. W. Norton for
oopy of The Daily ClsacsnI
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1858-09-21

G1r The buck and nosiat, TIE stoae
and cement. is all on the ground. and
let Us build strong Demo cratic Pyra-
mid--one that the troubled elements
OF future political strife cannot iet,er--
in the old Eighth. Let Lsadesdale be
tho base Of tie monument, and Perry
the apex; let the wofk be thoroughly
done, aud fears FOR the future may all
be bsuished. Let it he cousecra,ed to
the perpetaiiy Of southern democracy,
and a mcmeu,o Of the defeat Of anar-
chy u our Dissries. EAxoouK shall
b .he nrehitect un4er whose lead this
'roTls.sgrsciaTe e 70 be Fesred. Here
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
Summons.
.-r Ov CaVI-oVSr\-.,

-A-r ON CtT.IEDVN' N--vN TTIT
s pi,. .ic, Count Of the r'oeautb rul ci' n.i-i.,
,,.,,v Il p''ts. Io"ura N1rp-. vs Ru',.'rh Va
sr.irn rpurhr IN t'e ''is'ric' C..u-t n' 49,,
r,,,h Indicial ris'rtc' md tho c,rr,,'ai,t Til.I
,s e,unr, NJ Butte in She office Of TIE Clerk Of
y, rls,r'r RI CONT.
ss.rso ,e of'hn state Of Ct'lf,ruia seni Greeting
~ p,dolnh Wager:
yr era h"rehv rrnui-od 70 opro@r IN ~ rr'i7r
~, scainst Won n, the "hove ~ %, ot toiu'itT f.,
.%is,rjst court oi tNr rifoen'h In'icial H.. r'r,
m "a sor mo ro"niv of ru'tr aod ta a,sv."- 'ho
e,,is snnmnnsl within ten dave fev-lusiv. ~
I.y &c ser'ic) ifip- m. sorV CO on voti of this
|.~uo-s II en-ved within 'his c,rutv r. se-v .H
This = mt hu wi'hip thi, lrtjcirl Dts',ic'
sA,o .~er'v das. or ferv on Of srid n. s'rr'
-, winio fort da's-or judgment 10y default will
|sater aC inst vnu.
oo s,ti action ia trtrg't 70 o'''pjn = dncrna rr
ito u lv the 'r"it "f irtt-i "ot, p,'-
hs,rppn vo ,rs ~ "oi sail piao'iT 1"f fh9t -0''
J,oa cor'ri~t No r,r 'upui''' c".' n'oip' T
l. ,c,ee of this conf b, drorca' aud fn-cver fr"c
|r rc.. the said dnC. ndnn' sn' f vor f,il toa M
Ia. s,d answar tho s.ii ccmolairt qs above 70.
u,el vii anniv ~ the Court for the relief drman-
III, her said romnlaipt
- Ci~an und y NV hand AVID TIVE Sea) of ih"
II tDstrict Court e to Fi't"e ~ hii~iai
- nisir'ci this 22nt iav Of une. in tho ven
Il ar Lord one thousard oight hundred and illN
|shL >, nr,,c,, at,
Ialh pv J. ". N,rrtF. deputy.
nrp,s h rnwprn. Attor' cvs f,r pl"in'lT
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
Notice.

uE TT PNoWN. th7t '. UElFN Augusta
F WIt'ItNS1N. ~ n"rriai wnm'n. wifi 0f
,,,a,d w ilIiarnson 10th rrSi il'n's Of the ropu'v
Err,a ord state ct C"i f'rria. DO hrrc'v cerla~"
H. Il IL INV Intention T. rn-rv ON business ON m,
T., or-,rrt as s,irtr.sirr in to huSine-~ IT 'o''l
irc -, ihc town nr i'Hr bon. IN said county, a"7
4, the or,,nnt of mon"v or rortAl Invested IN s1ia
gdre originally, docs not exc cd the sum Of five
[alsanu doIilars
nE rv tr-CVSrA WILL tNSON.
Ir,-roy C.,IraH ~ Count" or "'ti".
peG,e 're. Ui~a'n '-Uu y ln.t"n uf The Fr0cN in
l. m- s,'d .opnt ~ the tpWn-',in nt Ham = ~
l,oaqllv aopenral n"u"a-ei. iIern tug"st, VIZ
.on 20 ne. tersonr'lv tun'n 50 g." tae ir 'itt'u-
s-rihed ~. ovid who r.>crn'ci thr Cl~a~ iuv '"c-
|sen ~ q ling hy M ,irH Gulv ~vo~". dt' on
derlare. rfter hoiug hv ij". uu eNHrIpH'iau sow
he ari apart frnn 'Ni -'i'hHn' the :. a~'"g'i h"~
klhpNa1t y u" 80 airt ID - ~ the .'tta't- el
fse oine de"l tr'iN'. % nj we eo0l" Is tn' 'ln'
executed tha s1n' T. civ NOD vo', t9e'ls. "lh
! hv rnrn or'soa or Vn!po ilNrau'' "' h.rs .i'
I,~nt aNi n ts1" dos b't d -it' 90 rrtr.t ~"
--udnn of the s1n".
fitness my hand, tbis l5h day of Jr"n. 4. u.
Dr. III AN CRrW.
| 1hY-sw Iustie, ~ the nearn
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
Insolvency Notice,

HT,Tf % CnIttGHNiA--CnU ~ oF 'NTrr
N eourtv Court ir ard for Nutte county. IN th"
rttar ~ the netiton cf Joseph Wood an luSnl-
|at Dahtor In rur.uarea of m order male hv
nor ThoroasN oils Ludcc of >ei6 '"untv tou't
t.r-ha-s ir Sajl County of the l6'h dav of lulY
o. ISIS notice j. her.ly rv"u ~ t." cre iitors or
|. aid Io-..ph "o,d. "ctiterer in Insolvency
,in 10 u" a'l anrrlr het'r" th" il "u"t on
fr.t 4 v Of I've Spnt 'r1her tnrn = ~. 1SlS. TO
i \, Monday TIVE 12ti "a, of >ent.ru hoy. \. y.
II k tNa hour 4 20 "'c'oc. NJ or that eav.
|s 4 IN ~" 20 show ctos'. if a"v 'hsr' be. whv
assiiruent of said Irsolve"t's e-tet" ~h0u'd not
u'de he he discharged from his f~'t@ as hv
J. rrave ft- II i>fp tler orb .rrl that 0'l Loyal
e.sA ?, ..fto-t ,aA TuSp'v'ut or tN" o''l"ciio"
1e ~.versi .g nv ,fthD dch's s"t tortA in s,ii
du'e be stayed uutl the 6aal determination o.
/ SBse
ahess NV ha"d aud the seal Of 'eii Court
tidias the lGtl l,v of lu'v \. y. ISIS
NJ ~. pARR M. c.. clert Nrte co.
FUul nvI. II NARrlE. Neoutv.