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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01
LEGAL.
SIIEHIFE,s sALE.

I v obedience 10 the requirements ofnn order Of
sale issued from the Office ui the Clerk nj The
Court OF Common Pleas, Ol :he County OF Celupn
~ the Stato VI Ohio, IN certain suit wherein
Frederick u. Williams. administrator de bnnis
non ol Sherburn H. Williams wa. plaintiff and Jp.
Seph burlington and Edward Farfington were de-.
ienIinl-, slu.l expose to sale al ru,ir Eeudue,
NJ the door OF the Cont House in Chatdon IN saiI
County. on
SatSrday The 6h If .a"gWst 4. D. 1850.
bet cen the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ, and 4
O'Clock, T. VI. Of said day. the following described
Real Estate, TO wits Situale in tie township Il
farhnnn being No six, IN the sixth rauue of
townships o the Connecticut Western Rcscrye in
the State OF Ohio and which is also in the County
o Gcaugn. aud is known by bsirg part Vi Lot *
in tract % aud is bounded rs iolows, On the
north by lOr wo; on tie west by lot &c, SIX; IN the
south by land owned by Cbamcoy A I,hc,. and
on the east by lot four ~ ami contains sixty five
acres Oi land, be the same more VI less but subject
to all gal highways.
Said Premises appraised at $500 per acre -
Ierms Ui Sale Cash In hand
T. c. WHITE, Sheriff
Shcriirs Office Ge1uga County 4gl.jw
July lst. 1859.
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Probate Notice.

HllARLES STAFFORD. administrator
" ct ih" estate OF Mary QngIcy deceased.
aud Phhnda Rider aud l. Z Rider Admin
Istrators of the estate of Wm Rrdnr dnceas
eel. hav" flied their administration uccnunts
IN the Probate Office of Gcauga County
Ono. for scttomHnt. which accounts Wi
bn tor hearing ia the Probate Count Of said
County. at tho Probate office. in Charlton
on Tho 9th day of Jniy next at ten O'Clock
AM. until which timO all Interested may
except.
NJ. c. CANFIELD. Probate Judge
Chnrdnn. June l7th, 1899 492.3w
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CLEVELAND MARKETS JrNr %

FLorR No sales except in retail way The
market continues dull and depressed
WHtAr-ls iHunimate ana heavy S,loa ,.,
making ~ smnl lois TO country mllers at retail
prices. what the market would be Tor round lot.
II i impossible TO tell ~
CORN Is lower. Sales are | car on track 75c
car from stote at II c; | car at so delivered n,
Mahonlng depOt aud 100 bus ut 50 bauIed and
delivered on ears.
oArs-Sae ofa cat load Of good mixed at 45c
track "
EGGs Are quick at l2Hc.
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See advertisement.

IMPORT ANT TO FEMALES.--DR
CIIEESEMA ANS PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
l.. CuErsEMAN, NJ. D., New York Cily.--The com.
binarion OF ingredients in these Pills are the re.
suit OF long aud extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
all irregularities Painful Melsruarions, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in tho side, palpitat!on OF the heurt,
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption OF
natule.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are Invaluable, US they will
bring on the monthly porou with regularity. La-
dies who have been disappointed in the use of
o'her Fills, can place the utmIs contiIlnce in Dr..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
d..
NOTICE
They should MT be use during Pregnancy, as
q miscarriage would certainly result thereirom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and tree from any.
thing injurious to life or health Ex1'ici, direc-
tions, which should be read, accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Uni ed States
r. D. HUTCHlNS,
GENERAL ASEYr FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l6I Chambers.St., New.York,
To whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by a. Cook, Chardon, and VIM. Fisk q,
Cleveland. 472yl
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that a
Petition wilt bc Presented to the Com.
mlsNioncrs OF Goluga County. Ohio.at their
n'xt Mo"ting on tho First Monday of sept
next. ~ Discontinue tho North and South
Road load NJ from Il. + lIoyey's, IN Mum.
s'n Township, Gcauga Coun y. o. i',to Ora
tor haraway's. in said Township.
Munsou, JulN LIST. 1859. 4D1 4w*
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DIED,

90; a. ms residence in rurkman, on the 23d inst.
9fLNEoIEt b. nJSME&, Esq, after a few
days o very distressing sickness
Mr' H. seems 10 have been impressed with he
Idea that his end was near, for several months
past and often mentioned it to his family Eso.
Hosmer was prominent citizen Of Parkman
lie was an industrious, enterprising and energetic
man; had large business always on hand-and
what is more, he had the reputation OF being lust
and honest with all. lie was very much esteemed
by large circle of relations and acquain,ances.
and his exit from earths scenes will make a
breach in this community not easily forgotten-
He has lett worthy and esrimable widow. two
sons and daughter, besides many other relations
to mourn his irrepurubIe loss Sic transit gloria
mund u'n,,
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SIIEEsIFF's SALE.

| \ obedience to the requirements Of final Or.
l der ol Sale issued from the office oi the Clerk
ui the Courl ui Common Pleas ui the County uf
Hcauga and state OF Ohio, in certain sui,
wherein David French ID. nnd Leonard Kcuh
are flaln,liis, ana John Bnldaii Benjamin Rob.
rtts and Thomas Fuller are Drendauis 10 nc di
rcCteu and delivered ! have caused to hea praise
and shall expose TO sale at public vcudue at the
door Of the Court House IN CAurlou, in saII
County,
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OLD Watch SbOD !

ONCE more alive aud k--ticltIng. after
~ months ot inactivity and scuce--the main.
spring hrOken--he bniuuc. d .mulishcd- the lever
bcnt-the regulator gOne-nnd the wheels in gen.
erHl confusion consequently, the digcis ~ Sistg
lpo-lost 10 all pracucll usefulness; but once more
rcjuvcl ateu. brushed up, uil and out, tie DcpcDn
IL again at his post, ready or operations; although
never having captured an ophuut, killed a III.
nucrrus, or seen u bjhemoth Or any other vainint
IN the Old World being no more than an honest
Yankee, always having lived in the Western
Hemisphere, aud worked at the Watch Business
tor more than thirty years, aud being able to DO
work in qHIiiig and Tor ysice satisfactory to all
reasonable people.
Doors open at all hours c. A DISBFE
Chardon, June &, 1882 49tf
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HooFLAND's GERMAN DITrERs.--

THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, and
free from Alcoholic ShmHtonts. and al injurious
ingredients are pleasant to the taste and smell,
mild in their operation. will expel all morbid Sc.
cre,ions from the body, give bloom to the pallid
cheek, aud health and vgor to the Frame
They i0W cure DYSPEPSIA.
They pSH cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
They wW cure LIVER COMPLAINT.
They wW cure JAUNDICE.
They wUt tcRre DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
They wW cure CONSTIPATION.
Thy will cure PILES.
They WM cure HEARTBURN.
They 'O,H cure SWIMMING OF THE HEAD
They wW cue FLuTTERlNG Of THE
HEART.
They are prepared by DR.. c. NJ JACKSON.
4lS Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by
druggists and storekeepers in every town and vii.
iage in the United States, Canalas, West Indie.
aud South America, at IS cents per bottle.
493w2
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PAlNESVlLLE NURSERIES,
LIKE CO.. OHIO.

~ Al n II y y " III ".
THE Proprietors desire To call the attention Of
Fruit Growers 10 the following facts; Our Stock
ot Trees is large, embracing all the Best
Varieties OF The Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Nee
tarlne, Apricot and Ounce, both the old aud new
varieties OF the Gr" pc, Curr ant, GOoseberry,
Blackberry, RaspbTrTy, Strawberry &c Sc
Also large assortment of Evergreens and Orna.
mental FlOweIing Shrubs and Plants, Bulbous
Roots, Roots, &c A great Variety OF Dah!ias, Roses
PhlOXes, Chry santhcmums &c, &c All Of which
are well adapted to the soil and climate of North.
ern Ohio, aud can be furnished at Less P.Icts
than are paid Tor the Wihertd, dried.ap, haU dead
trOzeR trees that are haWkfd dbyHt The country by
those irresponsible Tree PedIaTS Jrom EasierH
Nurseries 1t is a well known fact, that thous.
ands OF dollars are lost every year in this State by
purchasing eastern trees You have the wurrant
OF the agent that all is right and he has your mo.
aey, and You may whistle tor the damages Our
nurseries are near you; Trees can be taken with
large quantity OF roots end planted out again so
soon as to render their living almost II certainty.-
we warrant every tree aud plant to be true to the
description gwen, and il any mistake should oc-
ges
Persons living at a distance can club together
and save large percentage, by purchasing AT
wholesale prices. We will furnish Annie Trees oC
good size, from Sl2 to Sl4 per hnndred; Peach
Trees from $40 to sl2 per hundred md oIber
things in proportion according 10 the onnnii'u e
ken at one time. Our Retail Prices for mailer
quantities can be seen in our Catalogue which viii
be sent 10 all applicants, upon the receipt OF Posi-
age stamps. Call and examine our Stock befora
purchasing elsewhere and we will ehdeuyor ~
satisfy you, both as price aud quality of Trees and
Fian!s. .SIORRS u HARRISON.
'""sS'''e'' July i 1922 494'm4
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on the 3olh day orJune. A. D.. 1850 the Tn
dersigncd was dolly appuiu od Administrator o.
The Lsilte ul SusauC Rose, by the Probate Cou.l
OF Geuuga CoLuly, Ohio
WILLIAM GREEN.
June 3Oih, 1859 lni.w3
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NlNlNllll u,
In rms township. On The +Ih inst, at the
brides reHilence by n Hathaway. E>q
Mr.. ALFRED WIrrER and Mis-. ANNA
BREWER.
Tho bridegroom is 81. aud the bride n
years OF ag"-tho aggregate of their ages
being 1872 years. Messrs. |. n HrthaNuy
and J"hn P"imole were tho only Witnesses
&c marriage of this agod pair
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From these figures. it will be seen that nearly
ono-iourtH OF the total deaths IN the country are
caused by Consumption, 10 say nothing OF the nu-
m,!nus other diseases spTlnging nom a " slight
cold"
DO not trle with your health; but. if suffering
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs buy louie
OF liiOOlLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
You may safely count Oh cure. Thousands have
done sn aud have certified rpIis wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from o disurdercd or
dv-pep'ic state OF the stomach, in which case the
German Eluers should be used. in case 5 OF wenk-
ness, or general debility of the system, resulting
from a rroTal'ed Cough, the German BiIters will
le iou0d of great benefit
Prepared only by DR.. c. VI. jackson, 4is Arch
Street, Phliudephi1. and tor Sale by Druggists
and Storekoc ocpers throughout the United States
aud Canada. Price - cents per bottle.
January I, 1859. 4O9-iylHs.
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Nature is the Great Physician.---This
Is now admitted by the medical profession. n. :,
fundamental principle of healing sickness. Iis
"Se'y provided by tile humou ecODJmy, that
whenever anything is wrong in the physical sys.
'ei' 'he natural orces of the body are brought to
bear 10 expel he disease. The great aim there.
lore, Is to strengthen the natural powers. ,Thi,
has been kept in view by tile skilltul commanders
OF DR.. J. HOSrE TIERS BlTTERS. which
operate to give fresh vitality TO all the orrans Of
the body. The effect OF this medicine upon the
stomach, the liver and the kidneys, are pronnt
mud decisive. The patient who is wise enough To
quit drugging, aud try the BirrLRs, soon feels ns
ii he had taken new lease OF lie and as he con
tlnues the use OF the article, he is everuyed to find
the streams of health coursing through his frame
Let all from whose cheek the bloom has departed
give DR.. J. Hostetter's Celebrated Diers u trial.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers generally, every
where
It,- See advertisement in another coIumu.-4eo
NAPOLEON. Henry Co., O., July I. ls5S.
DIR. q. w RoBACK.- Dear SIR For the
benefit of suffering humanity, permit US to
announce through tho columns Oi YOUR Gu
cular,the snrprlsing properties ot your Scam
dinavian Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills.
which AFRO IL sure cure fpr Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. We have several persons
IN town. who have been suffering with IiyrI
complaint and Indigestion, and notwith-
%IndIng that we have rs gond physicians rs
can Do tpnnd in Norrhcrn Onio YET the dis
ease baflled their skill. Consequently We
wore /" u state of riGspnndency. unul we
commenced using your Pills. Through aud b,
the advice OF our friend, Mr.. Bleunan. Wo
used the medicine according To- directions.
aud are now full OF lite aud harity, and our
gratitude is equal 10 our Improvement III
health and spirits. When We take into CON
siGeraton what We have been aud what We
are at present, We fecl ike charging our
selves ot tho sin of ingratitude, it VIZ did no.
try 10 announce TO tho public the grcat
benefits of YOUR Medicine. Therefore. we
recomlHend to tho public at large, tie ex.
pedieucy OF having recourse to your Modl.
cine. aud consequently, as in duty bound
discharged what We feel TO be our duty. ia
advising persons who arc suffering as W.T.
have suffered, to make use of the Only true
and sure euro for the diseases already muu-
toned. Mrs GwIN.
Mrs. BENNAN.
Miss. IlEAToN.
c. c. SPELMAN.
See advertisement. 492w4
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"lIll which successful Rcuping Attach.
w ment is now furnished
AULTMAN & MILLERS PATENT
~ ms country, at Syracuse, y. y, July, 1851 The
First Premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
Offered by the United ra,rs Agricultural Society
tor the best Moving Machine, was awarded 10
ts, Machine over Munny's, kechum's, BurrcI's,
Hullenbecks, Aliens, kirhy's, lleath's, Huyey's,
the Ohio Mower, and number ot Others.
Ills Machine received the First Premium at
the following County Trials in the ycur 1885 -
TrumApl Co Clark Co, Portage Co. Albany Co.
n. Y, Duchess Co, n. Y Queens Co.. Iuag
Island aud at the Orwell Union Agricultural 81.
ciely Fair, Ashtubula Co.. aud Goaugl Co and at
many other Field Tlills-Ihe only place in which
the true merits OF Machine cnn be seen.
This Machine also took the First Premium at
the following State Irlls in 1878. Indiana,
New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Eastern and
Western Virginia. aud numerous ulher Stale,
County and Town awards.
Over one thousand were built and sold in 1885,
and the principal ol the
Double Hinge JoiHted and FGLIinq Bar,
which belongs to this Muchn. exclusively, is Der.
munentIy established ns the true one for
THE PERFECT MOWER.
This Machines Blade folds in such manner
that i can pass through any gate or door that m
ordinary wagon can; thus it can be housed from
the weather without trouble, being as portable as n
common cart.
For terms and full particulars address
X. NJ. JOHNSON Agent
Mlddefeld, Geanga County, Ohio,
May l3, 1889 4Sul
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In lluntsburg, on tho % inst, daugh
ter I" Lor"rzo and Minerva Brooks.
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MILLINERY.
MRS. BASSETT'S,

RESIDENCE ON WEST STREET.
] have ON hand Il number of Bonuets which will
sell very luw-irum 5 % to 81 5O-such as
formerly sold al from s. 90 10 S3 OO Cheap
Slrnws, not trimmed, at lrun6s TO Is. with Capes
May p, 1889. As9.rt
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DIE. FEOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.
For pccdy Cure Of

- = ~ V7IV : VV'Ng NUI !. Ut
Coughs. Cults, I9NeH-l, Group, Ho1rSeaeSs,
B'osrhuS, PDctmc,un Diseases ,l Me Bomeis
ar'H"g 'r0m Coid ioc.pif,,t ConSpB,y ,yiioU, md
t"r the 'ehei aHd 0 VI" po,S,biel cp,eJ paIt-
cats m ahI.'ced stJgGs 4J1Ae hltfer d,StaSt.
TN IS CELEBRATED PREPnRA-
ti'n Ike the Bltlers u,ay be confidently re
lied ON. 1t Is designed Tor a class o; diseases more
general aud more fatal lAuu nuy other tu which tue
people OF tins country are suhlect--lnu-e sprIupinp
from "sHgM cnld" / hat eminent authority
Dr. Bell says: d" | will not say that colds are 1,
oar HAauilun's what the piIgte nui gri,o.g ,eu,
are - those Ol otLer counties but. can aver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
cOuplclly and mortality Iun these hitter"
\ further pruytu ul the erriJi, fatality If di,eases
resulting from " anmViDH r. nj" Inuv be- ZEN hy n
glance at thc following sta,istc.. taken from tho
Records "i tue i"u,d ot Health at Pnilade'nhia
CONT. set.y Ole ot Tie most healthy localities in
the Union
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DH EClAL NOlICES.
LITTLE MOUNTAIN.-D w. STOCK-
ing will have n BALL, at his NEW COTTAGE
HALL, on tho Little Mountain, which is the
Largest Hall in tile State, on
Monday, the Fourth day of July,
AT One o'clock PM,
olbb'" ''''''.'''''' ''.s....,... 50 90
This House is new and Strong and capah Of nc.
commodating $50 couple und Stocking is bound
to make every effort to have it pleasant. His
Billiard Room and Bowling Alley will be in run.
ming order and properly managed to make it plea.
sant general invitation is extended to all who
wish Tor good time.
Music "A. WEsr ANpP. UPsoN's Cor1L1oN BAyp.
The Road from the bottom to the top of the
Mountain will be we'll Lighted
May 20. 4ssif
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Jaiy appointments.
Prove aHl Things :!
DR.. n. w. WADSWORTA,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
~ ill BL AT MS FFICE, IN
CuARpoN. Chase House. Monday, July llih
iaiNlsVILLr, Co" ie- lluusr, SATURDAY, July 9Th
MADISON, Nncelcr ilOuse, friday, July otn
ClIE ELL3Nu, Johnson House, luCsauy and
Wednesday. July l-lI anu I3n.
! l.
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gugust }sIfrtioir-l859.
ELECTION: THURSDAY. AUGUST 4.
coxGREss-sIxTH DISTRICT.

~ We are authorized to announce Hon.
ys.isses Sc. IEtsOEEaaS. of Maury, candi-
date Tor Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict
MFs We are authorized 10 announce Maj
Tysa. H. Polk. of Maury, candidate for
Congress from this Congressional District.
STATE sENATF--LINcoLN AND FRANKLIN.
ETAWe are authorized TO announce FsaZ.
w. Newu,an. ESQ, of Franklin, candi-
date to .-epfesent Lincoln ard Franklin counties
iNthe Senatorial branch Of the next Tennes-
see legislature.
ufrF We are authorized TO announce DR.,
81. AElcrnagEay, of Franklin, candidate
to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties IN
the Senatorial branch Of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
RI. We are authorized TO announce
Jauaes e. CfliEeO;at, Esq, OF Lincoln Il
candidate to represent Lincoln and Franklin
counties in the Senatorial branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
EEPREsENTATIvE--LINCo COUNTY.
NJ We are authorized TO announce MI D'
". Holman a candidate TO represent LIN
coin county in the lower branch OF The next
Tennessee Legislature.
* We are authorized to announce Capt.
Geo. z. Tsebb, a candidate to represent
Lincoln county in the lower branch oi the
next Tennessee Legislature.
GT We are authorized to announce MI
T.. EesewIcEa candidate to represent LIN
coin county in the lower branch Of the next
Tennessee Legislature
FLoATER--LIxCoLN, GILES AND MARSHALL.
~ We are authorized to announce III
-e't,Os. 3. Kennedy, of Giles, candidate
10 represent Liucoln, Giles, and Marshall coun-
ties in the lower branch Of the next tennessee
Legislature.
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4 SUrCaSti1n-

4 Suggestion
1t has been suggested to US. and
We think with reason, that such Of
our friends as may be threatened
gith short corn crop, would do
well TO sow some Hungarian Grass
seed sgithoat delay. With ordinary
seasons it Will ripen and be ready to
cut in about sixty days from the
day of sowing; and with bad season,
or without rain, it ripens in about
seventy days. The yield is very
heavy, and is preferred by stock TO
any other grass. 1t will produce Of
seed, which is so rich that it viii
founder a horse Ike corn when fed
to excess, fifty OF sixty bushels to
the aero. Ia sowing, one bushel of
seed for every three acres. is the
average. The ground should be well
broken up and put in good condi-
tiou preparatory to the sowing.
The seed costs s. per bushei. and
can be had of ByGrs Logan, who re:
sides at Charity,in this county. The
grass is cut and cured 10 the same
manner as the other meadow hay.
Our Information is based on the
experience Of several Of the 5est
farmers in this county, and from
their representatio ms, we have no
hesitation in recommending tie
course above indicated.
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The Railroad Whistle

For about week past noise new
to our town has been heard in our
midst. In the morning, before the
hum of business commences, the
whistle Of the locomotive has been
quite audible, and an attentive lis
tener could distinctly bear rumbling
and rafting sound, which IS peculiar
TO cars when under Roadway. Trains
are now running to within about
three miles Of this place. The chain
that is TO connect "us" of Lincoln
with the "ouiside world,' is a.
bout completed.
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B usinesS about the DeE0t-.

In the neighborhood of the Depot
in this place, or rather where The
Depot is to be, is now about the
most active part of Fayetteville.
The blasting Of rock for the fouuda.
ton Of a large warehouse, the wagons
continually in motion. the workmen
employed in repairing the street,
the hauling Of brick, and the prepara-
ton to make others for the Depot,
together with a constant company of
lockers Cd, make up busy scene.
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Campaign Subscribers
We have several subscribers whose

VIC tutb oCSeIdl HUDSCllDtiS NUUSc
names were placed on our subscrip-
t ion books for The campaign, with
whom We must soon part company.
unless their subscriptions are speedily
renewed, We would prefer, Of course,
that they should continue with US,
and We trust that their short reading
of tie OJsorer, has teen of so pleas
ant character, as to induce them
to authorize US to keep on sending
tie paper to their address. We
shall adopt every honorable effort to
continue the OJSefrcr one OF the best,
as it certainly is the cheapest, paper
in Southern Tennessee. The highly
interesting and very valuable Court
Records, will be continued. Par.
ticular attention will be given, as
heretofore, to the news Of the day,
both general and local. SO that our
readers will be fully posted 10 the
doings ofthe busy world.
Our literary department will continue
to maintain The very enviable repu-
tatiOn it now possesses. Our corps
Of correspondents, added to others we
are now nego tiating for, present the
the most brilliant array of talent, We
believe, that is possessed by any
country paper iu Tennessee. We are
that our readers will concur
with us in this opinion.
Such is brief programme of a
part Of the Obserrer's future. Our
subscribers, We trust, to-
gether with many new ones, will send
US their names for our List, without
lelay. |
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Cur PRICES


Last Monday, On comparison, 1t
was ascertained that AR. Jonathan &.
Spencer, of Marble Hill, in this coun-
IS, secured the first price Of Ttventy
Dollars in Gold, he having obtained
the largest list of new subscribers to
the Observer before the last Of July.
The second prize Of Ten Dollars
was secured by Mr.. Wiley Bum,
of.Chesuut Ridge, be having obtain
ed the second largest list of new
subscribers 20 the Observer.
We trust that our friends will
continue TO aid US in the securing OF
new subscribers to our paper. Sew
eral new features Of a rare and taking
character viii soon be found in oul
columns. We shall soon commence
the publication of series of tales
which vii! rank, beyond all question
we think, among the most interest
ing and powerfully-written ever pub
lished by the press of Tennessee
A rale treat awaits cur readers.