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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-15
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RgNEING TINE BETWEEN COIUMBUs OuIO. Avn
BALTIMORE, Is HOURSl
BAGGAGE GHEtJKEil pHR0UGHr

RgNEING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS. .OHIO. Avn
BALTIMORE Is HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHEUKED THROUGHI
FNHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash.
Il ington be procured 20 which point as we'll as to
5atmOre It is the Shortest most direct and in every re.
spect the most reliable 1t s the only route bV which
purchasers OF Through Tickets to New York enabled
- reach the cities Of BALTIMORE Philadelphia and Reg
YORK. st the cost OF Ticket TO New York ouy thus en-
Aong business Men and Travellers for pleasure OF fnor.
nation TO Vs four Of the principal cities the Union for
Ess cost than can be afforded by any other route,
and the only route By winch Through Tickets can
De had to Richmond, Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
aad Petersburg, Va, Charleston, savannah Macon Az
ants, Augusta Berkey Springs ana Bedford Springs.
PRssengers from NAsHVILLE she stage Coaches Of
safeT Thomas, steamers OF she Cumberland river
% AoBIsVLE, connecting there with the United States
Asll steamers 70 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
HaroRd 70 indianapolis, Ind make direct connection Al
columbus, Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad 70 Wheel
ng, whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
SalTOad 10 made 70 Washington City, BALTIMORE, Phia
tslphia ana New York.
80 Passengers holdiug Through Tickets from Mem
his are transferred a. Cairo 70 the cars Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
dsute Indianapolis Dayton and Xenis to Columbus Three
aiy Trans leave Counbus sI 10 A. NJ, $50 r. n and
tS M.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that While this
only route aordng Through Tickets to gthe Eastern
titles as same rsEe as charged By other routes 70 Es
T0rE on it ia the Shortest most speedy and direct
all the leading points in the Eas The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore is only SIS mss being about 100
niles shorter New York than By any other route There
are less changes Of by this route and oousenueuy
~ The road IS ballsstsd with broken stone and il
Intirsly free from dust.
For rfarthsr information, please apply D. g. RUNsEY
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the oes Of
zoe U. s. Mail steamers, ct the JedsrsOnvis Railroad
ghcs, Main street. WM. 8. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. D. B. B.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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March Rules. 1855,

WV COHman B " Nleks st al--O.A Alb.
~ motion, asd Appearing The saIiBfseIion Or he
" Clefk and Aasler t1at 3 " eEs, ~ Lsipsr and
VI n L5Peri afs nOn residents mis- 3ais hat hs
oulha process Of IA cannot be ervod upon ihsm 10 j
sAefelOfe 0rdefedi thar pubcaOn DO made me Unon
ana American neW aprTs published 10 ctl Of Aash-
s reqafin said defendants % spp6as a hu c0urg
house ~ he tOHn Of CsbtrsVis tha LEI Monday la
NJsem5eF next en and there ped5 sn-gof o d1muF
Planzns ball, Or viii be aEen f5r eou
sion against nsms and set Or hsarng * Rle a. % tlo
OkVlELE Nix ~,
taeH 2 Nj 4 N-Frn nuf
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ANDIW ANDERSON.
J.B. ROMANS.
u 49,

y
This viii certify that am usIn NE Paraans Camel COa
Oh manufactured 0y the UnOn Coal and VI Cumyauy sr
1aysylle, ky machine shrps and me 0como-
Me Pphs aRd Chaness0n halrosd, and have
gwen it the In order 20 prove QuEeB a.
lubreaing U havB no hesitaOn ~ it as
peuOr Railroad purposes, bOtata egaEi ~ soon
On PsusgE luDrigasOr. lgstsVs q " Jhs best
Uu have used and thaI gallon VIII 20 a. lar a. s
gallons OF Lara OH 1hs zenneTy Fdnhlnk IN tna
shoBs rssny cent les p0Hsrthan Fsqird lar
ordnaT OH. Ths hudity Of lhs U aTises an convinced
trum total abseRcs OF gun, and does edscL M Br
cang properties, bat only requires that me Oracss In he
O cups sad feeders snOud b reduced order - uss he
on economically.
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Sss6 Prizes, EmOuntingtO allS'l
TICKETs-wb0los, s5; Halves, SO so; Quarters 81 81

TICKETs.-wh0lsr, s5; Halves, SO 5O Quarters 81 90
Bank Notes Of Banks taken par Cheeks on New
YORK RENTED for Prizes.
Drawings Of large Glasses will be published In New York
nd New Orleans Sunday papers, and Cha lesion ana sa
vEnnah dalies
10 ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the money t.
address, the Tickets ordered, receipt Of which
they will be forwarded by dTEt mall Purchasers can have
Tickets ending in any figure they may designate
The list OF Dawn Numbers and Prizes va be sent 70 Pur
ehasers immedisf0 afteT the drawing.
Purchasers Wa please write their signatures Pains ano
give their Post once, County and Stale. -
Remember that every Prize drawn and payable In iull
without deduc ion.
All Prizes Of 81 600 and under paid Immediately amer me
drawngotheT prizes al the usual OF thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. 80
AddresE orders fer Tickets 70 c. H. SWAIN, Nashville,
TsnpeGsse. OF 10 ANDERSON & SON, Managers
feb Is Macon or Savannah, Georgia
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OK Sale, hoHls and Ut con iaiuing four aad quaF.
lean Altacaed 70 said tisH glOd IAN TARU al eom
ple4e Aere = goJd Fsng dad al necessary Oul nJu
His believed 20 b o. Ias best 0catons ID -
state az laa ward Price rsas0rabis Terms easy. Cal
sooh,oL ou VII mlss bargain Ths is OF he sas
ATTEST vllagss 70 Do found anyWheFs Lhurgne d 200
aehoola IN A5unaanee. GEO. MsULUHa.
apih t-NE Trustee for a. H.od
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NAaHvrLEI, Tenn y.a. %. Isss.

l. NAsHTrLLH, Tens Jaa. %, lass.
We usln the PRrasiBs Cannsi Coal on lu oar Na
chine sPoP and AXE psesurs Hallug hat have
never used any OIL 70 sIu1l It. Is Wiu wear Vs zrsatr
longer and labEeas more thoroughly than ssl QuaV
Oth0r ordinary OI Is rOm gum and 10 lass
On ~ q needed for machinery We doubt NJ ii
must come into geneml We IhinE ths Oh fuIy sgaa
10 the bsst Sperm aud thar gallon Il worth more aan
two Of the best LARD Oil.
ANDIW ANDERSON.
J. B. Romans.
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HASHTILLH AHB CHATTAHOoaa RaiLno.p
Machine ShOp, JaR. g., 1858.

Machine shoP JaR. b, 1855.
This viii certify that usng The Parzmus Camel
Coal III made % the n0l Coal OIL Company NAYS
vile, KY, m Macniae SnOp on ne ioe5tyss ID
road, End nave tested tna very csraiu 70
quAii;ssj Wo arc endrsiY convinced Is very al on
fJT machinery, and hdg gailOa OH s Tiv eoun
gali0Lu Of hs BEST Lard Oil 1sinF aaursV rec
gum our machinery vail Elh pJa o. Inan igh
any Oh lave used although the U Lhin appear
anee, has alubroaEng BODY suP5FOF any Oh In rfn
ary use, ana lL Is Hsu adaptsa u nailFOads.
Z. o. kNOWLBo, Master Mschanig
Nashville ana JhaLtaaooEa Raifroid.
Mr. Knowles Is Master Of Machinery OF our Road and
reliable man. In whose sgagBm5nts would conHss
v. X. STEVENSON, President.
AaahFu8 and CHATTANOOGA Railrsad.
n. 4. AhDkRsOM,
Superintendent of N. q Ga. 4
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CABIN PASSAGE FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY.FIVE DOLLARS,
United States Mail Line

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON S7EAA
SHIPS.
ThFouEh in 4S to So Hours.
SEAI- WEEKLY
The new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tO1s, ~ Berry
Commander
Nashville, 1900 tons, 7. D. Evan, Commander,
NaTiOn, 1900 tons, ". J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeT, 1900 tons, s. G. TuTnsr, Commander,
BoutheTneT, 1000 tons, L. NJ hurry, Commander.
e~EA LEAVES Adger's WhsrVes every Wednss
day and Saturday after The arrival Of ths
cars from the South and West, Eat high
FatsT."
These Steamships we're au built expressly for this
Line and for safety, comfort and speed are unrVasd on
the Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and eour
sous Commanders, will insure Travellers By this Line
sVery possible comfort and accommodation.
OAplupea5asei 90 '""' ." o"
bteeraRe passage. .-...-s-s .-..s...-.... .
Forfreighor passage, having elegant State Room AG
sommodstiODs, spplytO
gENRY NIssROOB, d co. Agents,
msy q SIT Charleston, 3. O,
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY . TICKETS
MAGHIFICENT SCHEMEi
EACH 8ATGRPIE 4. - ! ~ APRLL
5,4s5 Prizes amounting to. 900
PRICE OF TICEErs.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40 HALVES 1 5; QUARTERS, t21

PRICE OF TICEETs.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S21(
d PLAN OF THE L0TTERY,
The Numbers from 70 $1,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate Slips Of paper
eneiFeed with small tin tubes and placed In one Wheel
The hrst 457 Prizes similarly printed and snccled, are
Dlaoed IN another Wheel.
The Wheels then Tsv0lvsd, and number Is drawn
nom the Wheel Of Numbers and at the time Prize h
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience and registered
By the Commssioners the Prise beng placed against the
Number drawn. THIS operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
ABFRoxATIOH PH1zKI.-Ths two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the arst Prizes will
be entitled 70 the 2S Approximation Prizes For sLanpl
u Ticket No. 1880 draws The s2O0O0 Prize, hose lieket
numbered ls4s, I249 25 tI2, VIII each be entitled
$780, ieket No. $50 draws the SO 40 prize, those Tick
s numbered 5 so, ssh $50 will each be entitled 70 $50,
and 30 according 70 ths above scheme
The wv Prizes OF $40 will be determined BY the last g
Of the No. that draws the $4,000 puZs For example
the number drawing the 200 prize ends with l. tneD
ell the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
to $40 If the number ends with No. 2 then all the tlcke
where the number ends in viii be entitled to $40, and
20 onto0,
Certificates of Packages WILDE sold ct the following
rstes, which is the risk:
Oerti6cate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tiekss $50
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srt6cats Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets, $50
ID g" 10 Half ......- AC
lOQuaTlsr Z" ........ 20
&" 10 Eighth ....... 10

IN ORDERING 2ICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
d. on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By rs
nail Purchasers have Tickets ending IN any hg-
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature psin give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prizsis drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
t All prizes Of g, 900 and GadsF, paid Immediately
asr the drAHngOthsr prizes st the usual time Of thirty
days.
Bea- Az Communications strictly confidential.
Aaoress ORDERS tor Tickets or Certificates
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
P Persons residing MOntgomsry, Ala or Atlanta
GS have their orders ded and time, By address
ing S. swan & Co., a. either Of those cities.
list OF the numbers that eraEn from the Whee
win the amount Of the prize that each Is entitled to-
viii be published Eer every drawing in the following pa
peB;-New Orleans DeltS Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntelgenCeT, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch, and New York Dspa1ch, and Pauldiug
Miss-l Clarion, Augusta tGa Constitution list. maIT
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WN. r NICHOLS, Master MashinlsL
M4IsIalll KI., SoT. Il, Is7.

MAIgVlLLn1 kT., Nov. It, ls57s
To he Union Coal and OJ CoHVGHy:
GEHILEaEN-HaVng ussd yuur Lugussiiur Oh, made
CauushCJai, tHt machinery Cotton Mis ia
siuung b. gus ana 5pudies iuf ths ias lev HssHs
prspartd tIHly haF5 Olnd gfsauy auyorior
auy Olhsr. png gIhs bed perm, fdiiy tau. u
urels, have bssh pay ng from Sns gor
seventy dollars JHtnIy csuI. Der
gOn. Fhe OIldistnbuits ssy PFf5eliy ths uac h
~ wear long, lee gaa, HReh Eaaa trfrt
and consequ8uty neat
InvsW VI soc suPsdOE quality Of his OIL We htvs adop
tsd u Tor Nina FfOm sne ioU pucs Wuich Is i sod
We ooubE n0E u must come into general use.
JAAbAhH q WOOD,
Propretors OF Aaysyiils Cotton Miia.
February 2, ,lsj7-aISim&~Em
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Dissolution.
Cheap for Cash.

NO make for supplies, will sell my remaining
stock Heavy Boots, shoes and Brg eOst for
Lhave aso, various kLds Ladea, ssss, and Chorsns
Wear reduced prices Call for CASA SROGANs At e
a Gphi JOHN RAMAGR.
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Cotton and Stock Farm
and Coal Lands For sale.

VERY desirable Farm Of over 500 aerss-95o acres in
"A ahigh stale Of cultivation, balance finely tmbsrsd
tnd lying both sides OF t1s G. Railroad, about
Hes iTOm Stevenson, In Jackson county, Alabama. On
aid sTm there is somioEtagls DEellRg, HegrO Cabins
jOtlOn Clio, etc.
Also, COR sale 500 Of hns Coal Lane, about two
miles rom me terminus Of ths ssWansa Railroad-
GFsas bargains viii Be given Address -
ia " BROWN,
mar 2s-lm EaiAVills, Teas.
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AffOEn y@ at Il - WI
X4ILL pCcs IN The Circuit and ChEnceFy Courts in the
w Counties Jackson Oveuon, FentTess, Putnam, Cum
barand and White apd in the Circuit Court n Van BursR
county All business entrusted 70 tnem will be promptly
ieetiop OF Claims IN any Of tks above eOuBl,B;
mar Q9-W6m.
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Wanted
Trust sale Of an Iron 70 Lndry.

COUNTRY Jeans, Linssy, Sock FealhsFa, Wax, Ginssn
- &c, In exchange for goods
uoV4 A. J DUNCAN co
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Bank of Nashville,

RUNAWAY
TROM thesubscriber on the lstday Of July, negrI
G Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, 5 feel 4
ncheshgh is years Ole, and weighs about lSO pounds
He was faised in East Tennessee MoMnnViile be
will probably make his way back there. bought him
from Mr.. Terry OF East Tennessee. will give dollars
hsis eadghtin my neghborhOod, twenty-five dollars II
taken out Of the county fifty dollars il he gets Ea
Tennessee When taken he is TO be delivered t. me,
confined 60 that can get him, DAVID n. LEN
I've seven miles south of Nashville Tenn
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HOUSE.
TULLAHOMA TENN,

10. B. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken charge Of the above Hotel, will endeav-
II 10 please all who may favor with call. OF my
friends and the citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county,
would solicit patronage. My table will at all times be pro
Tded with the country Affords every Will
taken 70 please all
There is good Livery Stable contiguous to this house,
the Fayetteville Mulberry and LynChburg Mail and Pas
ssnger coach leaves this hotel every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday for the above places a. O'Clock and
turning every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday II O'clock
q. m, making connections with the Nashville ChAs.
nOOEa, and McMnnvie and Manchester Mail Trains.
ImlIahnma. Animal IA. 1851
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Notice ExtraordinarV-

February z, ISj7-digimGEEm
number esrLhcaLs- are In ths hand4 oF ~
agsuts here, Hheu ,Has seen a. Any ume
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20
WHERE Is 'FiraazIef,s river.

The recent discoveries -ofSgold on Fra
zer's river will lead many to examine
their mapssin vain for the purpose Of find
ing the precise locality of thissnow impor-
tant stream q z gr v-aE 5ssii, IL Sd
Frazer's river, en- pties into the Gulf Of
Georgia, "a branch sofsPuget's Sound, q
few miles north of the 49th parallel, which
is the boundary between our territory and
the British possessions. Its head waters
interlock With those sofsthe Columbia and
the Athabasea. sdFor the first half Of its
course it runs in a. southerly direction,
when itturns westw ard Atthe distance
of 100 miles from its mouth il is Joined by
Thompson's river, considerable stream
flowing from the eastward. The Cascade
range of mountains, which may be regard
ed as a continuation Of the Sierra Nevada.
ceases here. AT the junction of the two
rivers, and in the immediate vicinity, lie
the diggings which are causing so much
excitement on the Pacific coast They
have been worked more or less SINCE last
summer, but their real importanc was not
ascertained until lately.
Fort Langley, the lowest post of the
Hudson Bay Company on Frazer.s river,
is situated on. the left bank, about twenty
FIVE miles from its mouth. Thus far the
stream is naVigable for vessels of qonsd,
cradle burden. The next post is Fort
Hope, a. the mouth of Quequella river,
sixteen miles above. Fort Langley. To
the Falls is twelve miller. further, and
thence to Thompson,s River Forks is, fif.
ty miles. 90 Thus the, whole distance from
the mouth Of Frazer's. River to the. gold
diggings at Thompson's, river is one hum
dred and sixty miles or thereabouts.-
Above Fort Langley the river is practi-
cable for batteaus of three tons bufd len
slow and tedious nevigation-but after
passing the falls canoes only can be used.
But the journey must really, be. made on
foot from the falls. and is exceedingly la.
borious and rugged. ,Thene!are NO horses
or mules to be, procured in all thatregion.
1t is by the route above indicated that
most OF the gold seekers wiIr find their
way to the new places There is, how ,
ever. another route, via the Columbia
river and the Dalles; butthe distance is
four or Eve hundred miles. The latitode
Of the Thompson's river forks is about SO
degrees. 80 minutes, or nearly three hun.
dred miles further north than Quebec.
But it must be remembered that the eli.
mate on the Pacific coast, is mild in COM
parison with that Of similar latitudes
east Of the Rocky Mountains. 1t will be
evident. even from this imperfect descrip.
ton. that the Frazer. river mines are not
easy of access. The country is wild.
mountains, and nearly inaccessible, But
men trained in Californja. are not easily
daunted. They can. doubtless. force
their way wherever gold invites. them to
go.-Nes0 York Times.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20
meeetu1ng. Of the Bar.

At a meeting Of the Harrison county
bar, at the Court House. on the 2lst Of
July, 1858, at which were present Wm
min Wilson. Robert Johnston, Charles. 8.
Lewis. Q. n. Turner, James NJ. Jackson
Edwin Maxwell. Charles Lewis, Charles
I. Harrison. John ] Davis, William W.
Lewis, S; N. sompsrs, a. p. DAWSON.
Henry Raymond and a. @. Moore
William A, Harrison was called to the
chair and Henry Raymond appointed
secretary. 79' -
Rssoissa, That for the performances IF
professional services we will charge not
less than the fees hereinafter specified.
For prosecuting a snit for Collection Of
money. Sc SO. Commission when mon.
ey is collected Or secured. b per cent;
when not collected. per cent. - NV
For prosecuting or defending an action
for assault aud battery, SANDER or sedus.
ton $40. ny' g ~ 80 5lsi -
BE-; iots-is lsRct wv T-1rl oor11 49,,
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10 MORTALITY AMONG LIVE Srook IL GEos-
GA. - A letter from Altoona, Geo.,
says: l9-.r. s.. ......r ..... ...-
You will be somew what astonished to
hear of the mortality in stock in, and
about this place. and we are at loss to
know what it is. The disease commen-
ees onathe tongue. and after day orrtwo
they die. "A remedy has : lately been
found. (which. l am. glad to say, has. been
efectusl IN curing the cattle. 1t is this:
.Fske7one pound !ofasalts. half a4pouud of
SCOT one quart rofoweter; boil it until il
emils oder. end then set Il in the sun for
twoshouIs.sftsr which you can administer
iseyery hslfhem until the diseaseis Grad
iessea' - .so-.A t4yCa,G en o.4..
aIsesV ,asT
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For nrosecutine or defending an oction

For prosecuting or defending an cotton
Of ejeclm lent, $25.
For prosecuting or defending COM
plaintl of unla wiu! detainer. Sl5.
For presenting or defending con-
tested road case, SO.
For defending an indictment for as
sault and battery, $40
= For defending an indictment for any
other misdemeanor. SO.
For defending prosecution for felony,
S3o.-----
"a For prosecutingoorsdefending1a chan-
Gerry suit. SIS. ---.------..------.-
For prosecuting or defending any ac-
tion. not specified, in which there is an
issue Joined, $40.
For prosecuting or defending an appeal.
writ of error or persea eas, IN d Circuit
Court JS1o.o issia sd div aB aeRoa a.
Cd fpfosssdtngof defending an appeal.
writ of,efrofs orlsaps dess. ,Districr
"A For pFoseo aaihgo3ff DEFENDING AN appeal
writ of4err6E Or Isdpefsedeas in the tSu,
pfene lGodrtTof Appeals. $50. isdz zei
j. For prosecuting Or defeIdfng an appea
from che jud gment ola Justice: l$5ap'
For writing deed 6fScontract, Sc so
+ For writing IA WIZ Sfe.?m sia s7Fe
For procuring ADMINISTRATION or pro
bate Of will, and advice. $40! son iffl
For advice So so: when, an exsmina
ton of fact and authority is made. S.
r Any fee which may be" recogered
against the reverse party wfll'be charged
in additionsto, that specifically charged, /
~ ResolVea. phat FOR professions Service
I've ,#iH iredpitea fee in, hand, or a. bond
Ilnotetof written undertaking therefofa 8
% Res0tvsd. That in order that the publ,
may be appraised 'ofths regulations adopt
ed. these proceedings be pdbiis he'd s. and /
/ copy posted in the office Of each of us!
fthat the attention Of persons having COCA
sion forHodr services be especially cshee
thereto., and otBat they be earnestly Re
quested IS meet Us IN mplfancs viii
these regulations. and save uslthes Sin
tPleasanfnecessity Of personally requesting
them 70 do so! ~, go 'an'h'a .''it
es'9' sWN.: A. HARRISON. Pres't.s
HENRY HAYMoND. Secfetary.f 40 = as'
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E~ We took look. the other even
ing. at the writing school Of o. L. Will,
liams. Esq. and it was truly astonishing
to see how quickly that distinguished
Knight of the quill brought from the
awkward and clumsy digits Of the twenty
or thirty boys under his uction. the
smooth and graceful lines and figures thai
developed themselves in such perfect
styles of peumauship. 1t requires nc
great effort of mind to- understand how
."gleat oaks from little 'seorns grow" but
to see mass of Blurred. blotted, If.
regular and misshapen poi totks. and
crooked strGish marks metamorphosed in
to clean3 smooth; -legible hand. writing,
in the course of a few lessons. is an item
for the incredulous. The woie school is
advancing rapidly, but from the improve
menV made by some of the young gentle
men. Williams will have to- look to- his
laurels. T'e'- set GO SHltsSs- s..a-.