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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

T'HE finest lot OF Coal In the city Of Nashville is
Il the 1EfSA YARD, which - the only place thai
gives the legal weight per busbel IL - guaranteed
20 give more heat less ashes Aad than any
nov offered Tor sale. We Siil continue To snpply
our friends and customers usual los price,
during the coming winter. Try the ErNA COAL
and be convinced that IL Ia the most economical IL
the market Orders dropped 10 Box 81, p. o., .
abe Yard sek Of y. c. e. r. D~pot Sil be prompt
ly attended 70. SAMUEL z. AGSEx.
octil-sf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

rE The Herald is now the pet organ aud
defender of the Administration. Wbeu Mr..
Buchanan was running for the Presidency,
that paper expressed its opinion OF him in
these words:
James Buchanan is an old 6otard, an i'm
beetle. miserable, gabbling old granny,
who has lost his mind and his memory, aud
who is consequently utterly unfit for the I'm
portant duties of the Presidency"
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Destructive Fire.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Seven spares from
Washington to Ninths:reeL in the fourth dis
trict burned this evening. They were thick
ly settled with small buildings. Another
square is now on fire. The fremen are pow
eriess for want of water.
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SheriG,s sale.

DY virtue OF alius ri Pa To me directed ana
IL delivered from the Honorable Grcuit Court or
davidson eon ny Tennessee, Al rs september Term
less NIL 81 sOse 10 public sale. u Tie highest bidder
Tor cash. at tue Court house Yard the Cay Of Nash
vile on TUESDAY, the lSth day I5ecember 1859 All
the righs uc claim, Interest aad estate which John
= AoLemors thea hal, OF may have since aoqatred
IN aud 10 the following described IosS or Pieces !.
Land situated Ia TIE state of Tennessee county or
Davidson CITY Of Nashville being Lots Nos rs ana
~ IN what = known as the Bsrrow's Grove plan ef
lots, which - registered Ihs Isexsst-rs tfre or
Davidson county tn Book :, page sgl, ana 90 which
reference Is made for more fIil description Refer
eaee : also made % deed registered Ia the Resls
tsr's Odlee % D4vias0a county IA Bsnk \ uas,r.
esI, oss aud o99 = d. MARSHALL 10 said AeI,emors
being levied on a. TIE Property q Joan G. Nc.
Lenore u satisfy Judgment rendered IN favaF of
kooert Woods, 'ealor, AZ stnss John C. Nel.emor-
isvisd 2osh ST october. ls59.
JAMES Il. HINTON,
sheriff 81 Dsyidsoa c0anty.
EotS-ld
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MACON SHEETS AND TENT CLOTH
Jasper Branch Railroad,
OFFICE NASH. a CaAT. RAILRo4D Co.

OFFICE NASH. a CaAT. RAILRoAD Co.
October 3, 1888.
pY order OF the Board OF directors calls are made
ID the stock OF The Company subscribed for
building branch road from bridgeport 70 Jasper
payable 10 the treasurer OF tins Company ws
One dollar on each share the LIST OF November
1889 and two dollars each share the LIST IL "a
Of December, 1889, January, February, March
April, Nay, June, July August, September, octo.
Der and November, 1860.
Payment may be made TO jackson Pryor, at Jas
per, or TO the Treasurer At his ONCE in Nashville.
PTomplnessin meeting these calls Is requested oi
the subscribers 90 stck the ueton Of The
road depends exclusively the means provided
specifically for that purpose
ocIs-if MA. GLEAvES. Treasurer
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For Sheriff.

~ We are utuorz,I 10 announce JOHN K
EDhpNDSOS as ! ctndI tdtc Tor sheriff of Davidson
county, at tue ensuing March election. oCtZ6-Ie.
1--WE are authorized to announce JAAlES NJ.
HINTON a candidate for election the Office of
Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. scpt2Std.
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From IudeYeudeuea

WEST PORT. No., Nov. 3.-Four mails are
now due at Independence. There are seri-
GUS apprehensions of their safety. Nineteen
returning Pike Peakers have been murdered
on the plains by the Indians since the killing
of the kIowas Chief near Council Grove.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

THrRrY-oxE Hours OUT.-J. b. NAPIER. No.
S Deaderick street, received variety OF
splendid fish last night, just 81 hours from
Lake Erie. He is offering them very cheap.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04
G L o T II IN G
Merchant Tailoring.

We are now receiving large and elegant stock OF
Fall and Winter Clothing; Coats Pants. Vests Boy Is
Youths Clothing aud Furnishing Goods OF every
description. Also, full and complete stock OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestngs, which will make
up order guarantee to give full satisfaction
Call and examine at
WARD, BIRMINGHAM Il CO.'S,
sep21-smg EF~s No. 20 Public Square
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Ciothing sale.man wanted.

DYa arss class whslezais clSthing Haass ie the
ID csfy % Neg roek. Aast be native - efiher
keasncky or Eoanessee, aad have e large AEGEAN
sce ia both 81 he States, and be eomFetent
basi9eaz snsa IN every sense g ths word. Address
ssstiag age xpsrleanrs sAs&ry ecled ana rsGsr
snees, Boz fsa, r. a.. Mes York. o<fS-1ia
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Sailed.


New YORK, Oct. 3--The steamer Ocean
Queen sailing on Saturday will take ss00,00
specie.
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Fire.

SUNCooK, n. H, Nov. 3.-The Cotton Mills
at this village are burned. Loss $4,000.
Insured for $50 900.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

~We are under obligations to No. for
unconscious favors extended yesterday.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

Take Notice.
HAVING just returned from New York and other
l. Eastern Cites vita "a large and splendid assort
Inent Of American, French, En ;iish aud Germs
Toys, TO be sold cheap, by wholesale or retail.
CHAS. ROBERTSON
No. II Market street
T. S.-Country Merchants will please call aud ex.
anime before urchasng elsewhere. oct27-tf
A LsO, on hand, Preserves, Pine Applies, Pickles
IA Tomato Cdtsup. Sauces, oysters, SArdines sal,
mo1s, HOLSTERS, NC, az. Fruits, Oranges Lemons
ktisInS. Figs, Currdnts, CltrOn, &c Cheese Dried
Beer, Beef Tongue, &c Spices, Ieas &C. to be sold
cheap either wholesale retail.
CHAS. ROBERrsON
oct27 - No. u Market street
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Criminal Conra CLARK


aS- We authorized to announce r. II. CAMP
BELL as Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election. augl5-te
ca We are authorized to announce CHAS E. DIG
CONS II candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
March election. JulyI-t
&C. WeIre authorized to announce JOHN SHANE,
Esq, : Candidate for re-cieC a the office oil
Criminal Court Clerk At next March election. myl7te
n 7 No are authorized ." aauuunce pr
PATTERSON CauuIuate for Criminal Cos. II Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. maya I'd
County trustee.
Rs- We are authorized q announce JOHN W. MAR
TN a can tdate Tor County Trustee ~ The ensuing
March election. octlI-td
SB-we authorized TO announce HARDIN p
OSfIC< i candidate the Office Of County Trustee
of ia wilson couaty, the ensuing March election.
Oct5-td.
sS- We authorized to announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE a candidate for County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. ..- scpiO-te
as-Weare authorized . announce rHOS. I. SAUN
DEitS u candidate Tor the Olico Of County Trustee
OF Davidson County II the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr20-td
ss- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL.
AMENr u Candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprI9-td
As- We authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE L ;tai.!;ts for Trustee OF Davidson coun
y, at this next NIrCn election. aug2O-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04
SApONAFlEN,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

Nore than Double The Strength Of Ordinary Potash
'OR IN iking Soap without lime, with little trouble
aud at triiiiug expense. The Cheapesiarticle ever
discovered for tue purpose. One pound Will make
t"eve or fifteen gallons Of goSd Soft soap, or mne
pounds Hard soap. Printers will Gnd n a superior
article FOR cleaning type IL Is perfectly soluble aud
Tree from Impurities.
RrOken in small Jumps and put up in /, 2, 4 and Q
ID cas-. rfts z
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold by
.rF E. . 81 = X. DURKEE Co,
oct3-d&wly Isl Pearl street, New York.
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D. D. DICKEY

n As IN Store 100 Wheel Barrows;
1850 sets assorted Ironl 900 pounds Gum Pack
Axles: ing.
Is kegsBoiler Risets; loo bandles ass'ed Wire.
10 900 do Pressed Nuts 30 Desrs; a. p
900 Washers, 10 coo Lights sash;
IS Kegs wroughtNal so sides Sole Leather;
500 pounds Emery; 500 feet Card Clotsing;
200 papers Timers loo steel Reeds;
Rivets; ioGardeE Engines;
so ass Sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Fans;
IS do do Sta1ers, Tarcshhag Machines;
200 SaeeisCopper; so straw Caters;
SOP Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn shelters;
goo pounds Brass; railroad scrapcrs;
400 Izsorlc Putty blocks; 2 smut M.ehines:
so assorted Charms BOO assorted PioSs;
so boxcs Glass; 80 Pumps;
iSe boxes ris Plate; h4iT bbls- White Fish;
so slabs Zinc; 1oHydrsuhc Rams;
81 Pigs I'm; 000 pounds G4lvanlzed
s. 900 feet assor ID Gas Pipe: Wire;
10 0oe do assorted Leather 200 boxes Ring Travellers;
Bel nag; 20 900 g4lions stone wsrcs
5000 feet assorted Gumt0 900 Bushels Cake;
Bciting; 10 tons fls troa;
1000 poaGas Pump Chains;
Besides many other ARTICLES on hAnd and for sale
By (oets-tsl u. u. DicKEY.
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vuzT rscslse1 . frs<n slo<k e Fsnes eoets.
81 Crnb< Bra<hss, Purses, Pocket toeks. fori<
Hsanairs. Les.asr ssssesis. frassiing cs.es, snsu
Tackin< c1nss. fsxi n1teas, ksEeFss sf~rs, te.isl
AsFrers sslsss<a. kn1tss. a.. ssitfsE s.ls iow
ccsssf J. a. EQoIlL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANYs.

Price % cents per BOTTLE
We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
IT,, what We have never
any utuer medicine-NEV
A SINGLE INSTANCE. 10
timely used! Never did -
OF dissatisfaction by any -
the contrary, all are de -
tons, and speak in terms =
ton ur It's magical effects
Ne speak in this matter n
after ten years expert
REPCrATIoN FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almost every
Gant is suffer- x from pain -
Will be found IA fifteen or
the syrup is admins =.
This valuable prejrara =
OF one Cr the MOST EX =
Full NURSES in New Eng -
used with NEVEk-FAlL =
THOUSANDS -
Not only relieves the Child -
crates the stomach and ~
ity and gives tone ami en-
tenn. Ii will almost in
GRIPPING IN THE "a
s"I1Eh -
and overcome commissions -
remedied, eud in death.
aud sCREsT REMEDY ~ The -
DNSENTERl AND DIAR -.
whether II arises from a
other cause. We would n
who has 4 child suffering =
ing cOInpl,Iints-DO MOI -
CES, NOR THE PREJu -
stand between your suffer
that will be sure-yes,
10 follow the use Of this
used. n
Full directions for using =
bottle. None genuine un -
CURTIS x PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
Sold by druggists through
Principal office No. Is,
Iuur7dXWlV Price ah
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Mfoifal.
MikS. WlNSLOW.

Mrs. W1NSLOW,
y experienced Nurse and Female PLY sisian pre
n SCENTS To tue attention OF mothers, her
500 L Ill n u 5 YR up.
For Children Teethfng
which greatly facilitates the process of teethlng by
softening tie gums aud reducing ali fnfaIaiion Nj
ailay ALI. PAIN and spasmodic action and is
SURE To REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon IT, mothers will give rest TO YOUR
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04
No. 30 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
ind at the Boot and Shoe Store Of J. b. 4 A.
V.RuriASp. choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash, and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them q
call.
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Heavy Brogaas.

A splendid lot OF negro wear. Also
Trunks. valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-f
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f 0 r S A L E.

F o r S A l. E.
WISHING to make other Investments, VS. pro-
w poseto sellaIl our Real Estateln Dayidsonco. =,
as follows:
That Suburban Residence.
VI the city and pposte the resIdence oil late 10
seph ". horton inns Is, perhaps, the most com
Inaudng site ii the vicinity OI Nashville, and a
sold with II Ur OIL land the purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
Knowu the SIMS Tract, situated SmIth Turn
pike, (oid Lebanon rOAd) within three miles Nash
sllle, containing $50 The soil gooa II is well
watered tnibered, and be divided small
tracts OF twenty acres aud upwards, all oil Which
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
sardensaDd dairy arms Also, that
Beautiful Farm.
same road, now occupied by L. Z. McCampbeil,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres. This place is So Well known u TO
need no IdrLuer description. Ii will also be divided
To sun purchasers q. AcCanpOel III
places - any one who viii cali.
AlItne above property Will be scld on reasonable
terms, aud on credit OF one two three and fur
years
Apply toA. VS.. Llndsley Nashville or to either
OF the undersigned.
THoS. c McCAMPBELL,
six milesfrom Nashville.
J. A. MCt;ANPBkLL,
april Nashville.
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ssrnvxR. rszsxhy. Hs<A erssz, nee Grass sne
" Orchard e<zss sssc 11s< rrcslscG, zs1 feE sals
loo AZ c~.A kxISs, DEoHs -.
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Ranaysay Nero co be Sold.
TO ARRIVE.

To ARRIVE.
4 700 Pieces Heilo~ Ware c4aslags.i
l., UU lee ssxsr Kslliss;
lso Engllsh Potz,
IC1idren K<slles,
sQ9 ltng treas,
IA Tea Kettles.
- s.1AFiaE ekillets;
1fkess Nuts and Washers,
h1sdl-E GAls aniE-1 SAesl Irea.
tcasscoppaf, nlasdt ~
81 srpn Aklzs,
t41 Hars iroas
-fo hzndies fro1:
kfe ban1lss seees Irea, - s - a
tor 1.lsoy n. n piCkET,
estis Hsr Ne. 81 colisgr street =
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this article for over ten
CONFIDENCE AND TRUyH of
been able to say OF
Err HAS IT FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know All Instance
one who used IL, on
lighted with its opera
of highest commenda-
and medical virtues.
"wHAT We Do KNOW -
ence, AND PLEDGE OUR
MINT oF WHAT VIZ HERE
instance where the in
and exhaustion, relic
twenty minutes after
tered.
, ton is the prescription
PERlENCED and Skill.
land, ana has been
J lNt5 SUCCESS IN
, OF CASES.
from pain, but iuvig.
bowels, corrcCts aCidi.
ergy To the whole sy 3.
st.tutly relieve
, BOWELS, AND
FuIIC
: which If not speedily
. We believe IL the besi
!, would, IN ali cases OF
: RIGA IN CHILDREN
; teetlling. or from any
!. say 10 every mother
; from any of the forego.
: Lea YOUR PREJUDI.
, DlCE OF OtHERS
ing child and the reliel
ABSOLUTELY SURE
|. medicine, If timely
|. will accompany each
. less the fac -similc OF
= York, Is on the out
out the world.
Cellar II New York
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A BLOODLESS yICT0RY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
AAONEMEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

Wis enormous quantity OF this Invaluable RENE.
= q! mas oeen purchased by citizens OF The Jjnitsa
Puono. Tie reAson for thus extraordinary spocess5s
SIMPLY IN the actual u nth and value OF HE s,,.i
no oAe buys tie MAGNETIC PLASTER xitbont ~
coming its friend IL performs All that is pTomisas
anu Carries with II It's own recomme ndation Trpy
IsA Flctory-peaee!ula and bioodless--bgt We be.
IT'S raln of carnage and ISOLATION "'-
= Ihe MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedIv Nh.
1re@test strengthened aud Pain DESTROYER mai Sci
ehee has yet discovered Ifyou putthis I.lasteranx
ram Is there, the Plaster viii stick ther,
W, am has vanished. Tue Plaster nagnetixss
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To Contractors

yEALED pespss.is win be received ~ The snAer-
- ss<ned frasn noz antiI the San November next,
for shs os,enlas GFsdinE, and Ascsd&misEg q faFk
80 eagstai AFsnae. frnsl Cedar - Gay street. fhs
trade speefae zsioas snd tsrns % essfract e&a bs
ses ~ az ozacs saul the tsk SeT4mbef-
. n aoIl1S6sHokrH.
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PaiucannOieIisI where this PIasteris apuIied


rheumatism, LAmeness, Stiffness. w.Akn.ss IA.
Oii2 seriousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
anu Soius, rams aud Aches OF every kind downsy.
70 Corn1, are IMMEDIATELY RElIkVlD and van
uS P.ueoes, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag.
o4lnlaehce OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER In IL ths
aIest ,piessan eapestrem
cay Ia existence. Its appileancnis niversaI-eaunI
~ 20 tno sIonf man the dslloate woman ana ths
ieeoleintAnt. To each and Allit wiIlprove a Rain
and blessing It's use is4greea bic aud without as
noy-hee o. trouble its price lie within reach of all
re- OF poor AL may haven't, anu Allshould hAvs 10
wno are slek and suffering IN any way. -.
fAhAr1Ns anu PLANlkltS should always be sup.
pneI Wiz the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II Will be a,
eood fhys'eanis any household ready ~ all tines
and ~ instant nutiee. rs .s-' --r-''-T-~-
Put up IN air-ushttn boxes. Each boz will max.
sx TO e.ghi paAsters and any child can spread theu,
rriee zseents box, siihfuli and plain directions.
ID. q. KoREHRAD, w. ID.
Inrsafor asd Preprtefor - Walker ssyeef yro Ycrf
hOkEHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD n
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE
Jaly2S-deodxSeosiyin
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billiard Tables for Sale

T HAYS on hand Two t.o1d second. Handed fables
l. Balls. cies aud all in good Running orasr, which
~ IN sell low foE cash ~ "a
oeus-f E r. A MCCALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

out the world.
Cedar st. New York.
cents per bottle.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-10
The canvass for Governor.

In the beginning of July it was announced in
sundry papers that Mr.. behhispn was about TO
invite his opponent to joint discussion, to be
carried on throughout the whole State. Even
some of our Democratic cotemporaries credited
the story, and joined in giving it currency
There was, however, no foundation for it; but
on the contrary, it was left for Judge Ranney to
extend the invitation to his competitor, and for
reply to his invitation, Mr.. Dennison has almost
made a complete back out
Judge Ranney requests Mr.. Dennison to
unite with him in joint meetings in one place in
each Congressional District, and the latter de-
clares his inability to unite in more than "seven
or eight joint meetings in the State, because of
appointments already made and other engage
ments which he says he has on hand between
this and the election. Mr.. Dennison might
forego some of the wool-picking and sewing cir
Gle appointments, which the Butler County
Telegraph says he is busily engaged in attend
ing, and extend the field and add to the num-
Der Of appointments for discussion with bis ep-
ponent.
Judge Ranney's last note was left at the Of
flee of Mr.. Denhison on yesterday, and we may,
we suppose soon look for the matter to be turn
ed over to the Commit tees for the purpose Of
having the places and times fixed for the meet
ings between the two candidates for Governor.
We append the correspondence Statesman
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-10
INTER ESTING LETTERS.
How the Trust Company Aided
Breslin in Concealing his De-
falcation.
An Insight into The Financial Poll
cy the Republicans are Pledged TO
Restore.
MAY %, 1852.

MAI EOt 1OO-'
G. STETsoN Esq, President:
Dear Sir: l have much pleasure in acknowl-
edging the receipt of your favors of 25th and
Goth inst, and especially so, in finding that
there is no such difference among us in regard
to our estimate of the position of our compa-
ny, as was apprehended. The promised report
OF Judge Hitchcock will be especially valuable
to me, and save much time in answering ques-
tions of stockholders. Please send them at
earliest convenience.
l note and appreciate your remark about the
State interest. The same mail brought me let
tiers from Mr.. Sill and Treasurer Breslin, adsi
sing me of the appointment Of DR.. Trevitt as
State Agent. | send copies herein, aud also Of
my answer to Mr.. Brcslin. You perceive that
he is disposed to do right, and l have written
him candidly IN consequence. You must be
mistaken about the auditors position. learn
that he is the most ultra Of ulluS
When the States Doctor presents himself l
shall be in great doubt, not having the law be-
fore me on which he will pretend to act. OF
course, Gas in all doubtful cases,) | shall tenn
porize, and get all out of him that is possible
keeping hiIfrin good nature, and request him to
leave his credentials and call again, and in the
meantime take the bsst legal advise that ! can
obtain.
Should Mr. Breslin be deficient in funds,
can easily aid him without commitment by Oh
tanning loan on his stock cOllaterals-w which,
without doubt, he has-and then assist the par.
ty that will assist him.
This quarrel among the po1Uers, gives us the
best reason for hope The result cannot be but
favorable.
Yours, very truly,
GEO. S. Coz, Cashier.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-10
JUNE 4, 1852.


G.. STETsoN, ESQ, President:
Dear Sir: Inclosed please receive statement
Of this office on the 1st inst. BY it you will
observe that our idle funds are increasing, and
find it impossible to place them at interest,
even at low rates. Your account is daily di.
minshing. Is the market with you in the same
condition with ours, or have you other reasons
for reducing?
also enclose herein copies Of two priudte let
ters received from j. G. Breslin, (Treasurer Of
State,) one of VIII ch, you observe, he requests
me to destroy. | shall do so. You will per-
ceive that the transfer agency is to be taken
from us on the 1st of July.
We shall make up the interest books before
handing them over, in order to show a clean
balance sheet on their delivery, bat l see no
reason why we should trouble ourselves to aid
them in paying the interest, although it will be
next to impossible for a stranger, be he ever so
rapid and clear headed, to understand the ma
ture and regulgrity of ign powers OF attor-
ney the identity Of principals and agents, and
of guardians, executors and administrators and
the laws which affect them, so as to pay with
safety under the pressure of an impatient crowd.
Rely upon 1t there will be some fun on the first
lew days in July. Is there any reason why we
should furnish accommodations for these gen.
tlemen after our term of service expires?
There may also arise several important ques-
tions respecting the delivery of documents:
LIST. want clean discharge and attestation
from our successors, that all our documents are
correct. How can they know, with a cursory
examination?
I'd. Many, and indeed most of the powers Of
attorney under which we have paid are per-
manent ones, and are no less our vouchers for
past payments, than theirs for future ones-
How shall we arrange it?
mention these facts as they occur to me, at
the moment, in order to show that the case is
not without its intrinsic difficulties, and it will
require much good nature and discretion to ar
range it?
Yours, very truly,
GEO. S. Coz, Cashier.