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aMsseyy Ioges con.aaanu. s

1risor1uo .-za9seSfY kOceS company. II JiGS
SzisssqsThe RePablieans are gloatihg and exultfng
-sasnov6f thet4aerve's and ssback2bone'' evinced by
ssaisztEsN 0rMsra Deaaoerraacy5,' at Charleston. They
SOD sao 5{sjpee, hat 81 A1ey5hhtern DDemecrqfsss have as
pcsrtaiHed At lsBgthf whatRepablicans long ago
sSTIsdisedseredssa that 4fhere lis 1saNorMP AT
sasmlMdassela, sse aleann5 they contributed money
5oioasab b9qrhhSsgg1nepsoSaaasa in honor Of the delegates
-s;swhho stood 81 the .Aan and platform of "he
semeIVorthEfssslLe Us pause in our career of mad
scd ,nesS3and reeHrto the EARNINGS of WASHING
ssIsaToH,S aJEfPERsoN3 Dickson and BUCHANAN,
sas sannd keep q close watch upon these E~s.ssectional
- = AlsspsdeanleciFea They are the bane Of our country.
sif MeyyfHesGreat RHler save the Democratic par
II ,s;sgytem shipFreek aazthesuock of sectionalismn.
.svssRepdBiigaps; jhshoW, are attempting to lure
II z "a. .mo rats q, 3. steer their vessel, fTeighted with
.I.tBs notwithstanding hopes of mankind,
szsnasp1 odWto that fatal roeha They employ
p. (H. B. as instrusnents to accom- Iish
sptbass ylsbSlT0Bed schema. q We trust there is
sdnebes "a 81 .lIidttyy5 enough Of public virtue and in
tsT;na,- to defeat the maehinatiehsof these
--sSISSsISa.s zFhessrotteh and dying Rbolition2
sfsszzaSIfIS sid soGartyoR this eodntfy2, would hail
AZ - rmsnt Of the old Democratic
.R5S.y..sssg. "a 95aatl aolaee it could reeeiEeliln its
1a.g nentsas.saIs.g ony, onothe principle of hui
,,ssgy 5~999Ts misery loves company
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fRatform az Adapsea.

xN@-xIot4oth - zA6eHtE
The fol<sliSSg is the platfsfa fepofts -
Judge S&nei, of iowa, from ss;1sepf
the Cor }tse. composed Of one comnitfse.
man ffom each State, and adsptsd y .maior.
iy of the delegates in open CoHsehti0n, Che
vote heing LIS yeast to 1873 nays:
.Reselped, That We, the Democracyrof the
Union, in convention assembled, hereby de.
rmously adopted and declared a. O platform
of pEinoiples By tkes Dsmocrstic Gonsention II
Cincinnati in the year 1856, believing that
Democratic principles are Interchangeable In
their nature when applied to, the same subjsct
matter, and we recommend bss only further
resolutions the following: aega9 ~
That inasmuch as differences of opinion ex-
list in the.democratic party IS to the nature
and extcpt of the powers of d Territorial Leg
.isiatare, and asato the powers or duties Of
.Congress, under the Constitution Of the Uni.
ted States over the institution of slavery
within the Territories; sss8q OF eTo4q bsssni
stResoieed, ThattheD Democratic party tsiilabide
by theIdecision of the Supreme Court of the
United States over tho institution of slasery
within the Territories IAstTek13 az asi 8
Rssozued, That it isthe duty Of the, United
States to afford ample and complete protection
to all its citizens, at home OF Z abroad, and
whether native or foreign born SssssG 10
Zt6R Resolved, That one Of the necessities Of the
agey in q military commercial and postal point
1ofbyiewyi is speedy Communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific States, and the Demo-
cratic party pledge such constitutional enact.
nent as will insure the constructions Of a rail.
road to tho Pacific coast at the earliest practi-
cable period. .bsTo2 81 Fla se3 e sIbi
Resolued, That the Democratic party are in
favor ofthe acquisition ofthe, Island of Cuba, on
such terms as shall be honorable to ourselves
and just to, Spain. -, S6N :
Resotued, That the enactments of State
'Legislatures-to defeat the faithful execution
of the Fugitive Slavedaw are hostile in char
acter, subversive of the Constitution, and rev.
dictionary in their effect. !ssdqs 81 a . syi
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PHILADELPHIA MuNIeIPALbE ELECTION
In 1858 the Peoples Party elected their
candidate for Mayor by 400 majority-and
at the recent election they succeeded by less
than 1o00-being a gain OF near 1000 in two
stone, and clearly indicates that she will give
her vote for the Democratic nominee for Pre-
sident, next fall.-Ohio Statesman. 50. s3a2
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OsynnRstssness.

49, .NEe6 Issf-0 1910 N,.,I.7Gol d.
.nsIbs peppls5oefA c.n st3tss go ~
%ssE;a ssos cbnstissa op,fTFill recognize in the
81 ~ d S1SraarafRHs ant :skaggerated picture Of
Is. sthe ale 8aHassHsssa b By 81 ahtss who bave ieontri ze1
sihcompeteAtaagentnref 80 J W.
: ,esAniassonar6l oEssheir t4uSSf ate policy. we
s,tract il from the eleaueut lana patriotic adj
/. dress of the democrats ofthe late New York
- SSSis,sKsm5rs eoBstses 1snfsz's Such is
co.SlseFfTsspSibdiiissssp5issRps fi n nh s.. se5 s6y E erEnl. en e
go in the FED, er rd59 Admins.
u,iatinaLohiyaf With greater powell tor nlsehlef
aIt has been the artfui device of demagoa
,es ;oterested IN misgeTefnH1ent, to dIrectI
aatSs 3fta6tioH Of the anassesaE from Proftgacy]
,srSa ,6sa1Atadhsii d1qaeD,eat at hbareI tosthe iconditionf
IL dfsar FsfTit6Sses, or thesssBeyiags 0ft the
-n5E+ITL 1nss hi our he ighbOrsag StntessadThe3
10 mn b thus devoted etona iienai and distant
tsS}E5ss2 4 asBeenswasted so7faF "a practical rer1
snits are regarded-nay, has been productive
&c av7lze0nseduences~to-the very class IN whose
-SESsif n tshss been invoked But greater evils
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ef peoplesefs our oVn9
Tsss.sta ro6aneqIecsed aheir Gfdtrs fsiooydef TO
1890 .shoSel sf ghbor uthesr Con-
.saseszsEacvszand,nst fconseqnenees ,theysomus.
sySssFtSS kaetionsa Of the lta4I gatherers and
Il - go tbsir hardlsasipgs oGmekes stne
gssteand ruin of evil Jg1zeumsnf 81 ssoles
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=. :. To- the Dem 6cfntiG tT0ters OF .4sh-
land County. /. @ -
You are hereby requested to assemble q

You are hereby requested to assemble a
AshlaRdrsa at ths Court HEopseron Saturday, the
10Th dayof May, 1850, at one o'clock p
soossfeF sherlps1pose of zselecting four Delegates
81, 81 tofqepressns aaid Ashland county, in the
-sdsb Democratic EtEte Convention, to, be holden Al
" Columbus, Ohio. on the. 24th day of May, 1860
9ess5fa for the purposer of nominating, candidates fol
tassereach of the following officers, fviz - 3 - b
sd dzseOae Jddge7ofotKe Supreme Court; &
pa N done Attorney General Of tie State of folio;
49, One Member Board of Public Works;
= -sikrAlso a Ticket of1Electsrs of President and
eesssRiceaP President of the United States
tuo1csi Ashland May TO- 1s60..tsiatet sd
Cd e by order Of Committee. s9a4..z :4a
,II s.. .ss aiafa DIN HopTMAN, chF'n-
or dals sfi of AshlandaC Col Dems Central Com.
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S NE az L LLF UI rs.

III for many years paid special attention
Ill to the cultivation of small fruits VI are new
prepared to- furnish. in small or large ouantifes, the
following valuable varieties
s34g8SE = = - n!Ett $50
e9Isr eles huDylsu sarlSHss. H1lacaHeanstFiy Va
me naive anu foreign klnus Of any rePstsS ine
the
IS oEHDbiNG,
of which we have on hand the, largest steck-in sx-
ristenre,. which we offer ati25 cents per dozen, 300
per 100, 5000 per 1000, and Sl0,Qt0.9 -arr
It is unnecessary to say any hing in praise of
this fruit, as any one at all conxersant win Straw
berry culture for the last TWO years. Who has ae-
quainted himself withihe discussions OF fruitegroW-
ers. associations. and The contents Of the !Lossfessitu.
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Pau,te.5

Democrats once undertook the task of giving
the Republicans Payne-buts our recollection
is, they didn't do it.. It's the Democracy that
now painfully realize whois Payned.
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!. WIZ. RAIsros, Recorder. p9 anr ELL ~ 5 saashi

AN ORDINANCE to pdpe south aide Of Walnut
Street in South AsLdnd. . . z1fa5sd,2s
SEC. L. Be it ordained by tho Mayor RecorUt
"a tn side of Walnut be
paved with boards s to 10 inches wide, 18th inches
said walks to mmen at the west corner of John
Smalleys lot and run east to east line of jacob
Bahnlers lot Ids
Sec. 2 That if any of the owners OF lots parts
of lot or land shall IN egiect or refuse to make or
cause to be made said pavements by the LIST day of
August next. to the satisfaction of the Marshall
of said Village that he shall be authorised to do
thereof to be collected by due course Of. law off
the owners Of said lot, or placed upon the dnpi-
cate of the County at the discretion of the Mar
shall. SIS sEsat5 20 szs5ff.fas Pms zaua4
Passed April 24th, 1866. ma .a475 s ilts.
.~z.,5s .rss T. c. BUSHNELL, Mayor q
wM. RALsTox, Recorder. sw49g If
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AN ORDINANCE f~45biding J6r the 1f8ding, grd1eJ-
ing, aad g7aHhg thfSide Wdfk5 and 1EAering cezfdip
portions 81 S3aduSk and Second sf1lfts in the ~
lage of Ast7fAd. ~ 81
SIC. /. Be4f ordzfnedN by re Cou5cil O xhesfnk.
eorporated ViliaSesf Ashland> THAI y lhuchS&fSe
ond street as lies west of ths east side eff Church
Street, and so much, of Sandusky Street as lies east
of the west line of N. s. Campbells To-, shall be
raded, rrareled. and auttered not less than & feat
vide, under The direction of the Supervisor of said
Lviiisgscn
SEC. 2. That to defrayt The expeuses of said grad
ing and grsveiing. sfsgy s. hereby made upon every
Ists pert Of Lot Or pieces OF Land, q. 6tteea cents
per Trent fo6t on said Sunauskey audsecohd Sfreets,
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: Nem advertisements.
The Peoples Candidate J!
T. MURRAY. having purchased of G..
Yearick, his entire stock of r..

CABINET FURNITURE,
including shop. &C., is prepared to supply the old
and numerous customers of this establishment with
every variety and style of work that may be required.
/ continue the same mechanical force, whose skill
and promptitude are known to all who have had
business with the concerns including Phillip King,
whose workmanship is not surpassed by any Cabi-
net Maker in OHIO, } that was employed by Mr.. Year
lex. -
To illustrate the inducements offered the old and
new patrons Of the establishment, I would state that
/ offer. te Ha tc Atr eTT
BUREAUS. for from 81 to $50. -. ges-
TABLES from So to SIS. rg+ ~
BEDSTEADS from Sc to S12.
FkRLOR TABLES from $40 to S25.
y 10 DINING TABLES from S53 to s.. e
. CHAIRS from So to $780, taE1e 7sefd
And all other goods at proportionate prices. The
tastes and the purses of all ages and conditions will
therefore be consulted.
ne-CASH OR CREDIT offer my goods at
these unprecedentedly low rates for cash or credit
my arrangements being such that can accommodate
my friends, with whichever they may choose, at the
lowest rates for either. ,-,f 49,
neA-Mr. YEARICK continues with the establish
ment as salesman, and those of his old friends wish
ing to trade with him will always find hin on hand.
ANY one wishing .sa9 84f s,fngusFsG rs fge Eoe
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d WIN. RALsros, Recorder - - sw4s
AN ORDINANCE for ts grading grdueling and
9 guftering a portion Of CsttaSe Street n he Village

AN ORDINANCE for the grading grdueling and
9 gutteriag a psrtionTef CsttGse Street insme Village
II oCAshkGnd Ttssofe hrs acai LSnT9s
SEC, 1. Be it ordained by the Council of, the in
corporated Village of: Ashland that Cottage Street
from Sanduskey Street to Griner Street in said Viii
Flagc, be graded. gravelled, and guttered, with a
gutter not less than 8 feet wide, under the direction
of the Supervisors of the road district in said Vii
lage. f.f95 tae4s $50 hg. 5sl.bf.fads
SEC: 2; That for the purpose of defraying the ex-
penses of the said grading and graveling an assess
ment of fifteen cents per foot front IS hereby made
upon each and every lot and parcel of land abutting
on the. ssi Cottage Street, save andfexeepting on
the east side of said Street, north of the south end
Of the boarding house. tei.aEf~ ,f9S;ss
SEC. 8. If the owners or occupants of any of tho
said lands or lots shsll make or cause to be made the
graveling and grading under the direction of the
said Supervisor between the taking effect of this
ordinance and the first day of August next, it shall
be in full satisfaction of the amount assessed against
said premises. -.
SEC. 4. If any or all of the property holders on
said Cottage Street neglect or refuse to make said
improvements as above specified by the first day OF
August 1860. then the said Supervisor is authorized
to proceed at once to make or cause the same to ~
made. II
SEC. 8. That should the, owners or. occupants of
any or all of the said lots or pieces of land as
specified in the first section of this ordinance, neg
lectl or refuse to pave the cutters thereon with stone
Eby thefirst of August next it shall be the duty of
the Supervisor to do the same or cause it to be
done and the expense thereof. collected off the own
ers or occupants thereof BY due course of law.
Passed April 10th, 166U.set 81 3s7l53 o.s"
lFat ~ +farT39r HE TeCrRUSHNE5J5 M.yapeal
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IA. ], MccLINTOeK, having rented the. House
u: formerly occupied by David Whiting, south Of
the own HALL is now prepared to accommodate
comfortably from 90 to 25 boarder's by the week.
month or year. Ilmto
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pARlORS FuRNlSHEn

in any style that may be suitable to means and taste,
will ind Mr.. Yearick prepared to respond to their
wishes promptly, and on terms that viii be s~atisfac-
tory as heretofore. suaJ 95 IS EFsea -
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Balance in tssTrea,ar,

~ AOA14
To amt of township fund
Is collected on December
Duplicate aaa :
BY am I, oyerpaid TT
BY amt paid Treasurer Of
! Hanover township 9Rot
BY amt paid Treasurer of
Green township 3ot3
By amt paid Treasurer of
Montgomery township
By amt paid Treasurer of
By amt paid Treasurer of
relationship b8irgz
By amt paid Treasurer of
Mohecan township
By amt paid Trc asurer Of
+ Perry township ,91cm
By amt paid Treasurer of
jackson township 5oJs
By amt paid Treasurer of
Milton township
By amt paid Trea:urer Of
aGlearcreek township ~.
By amt paid Treasurer Of
Ruggles township on !
By amt paid Treasurer OF
Troy township
By amt paid Treasurer Of
Sullivan township spa
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See call nf Dem. Centl Committee.
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Balance in the Treasury
/. ..dn. SCHOOL
To amt of School Fund
from State
To amt dissection 16 inter
est from State
To am'tof Western reserve
from State
To amt Of Section 16 re-
ceiyed from Richland
To amt of School District
sc. collected on Decsm-
Der Duplicate
To amt on hand IL
By amt paid the TIP. and
Town Treasurers zsoe.
By amt of s-ection16paid
Richland ~Countysrp
By ami of sectien l6spaid
Holmes County
By amt of section 16 paid
Wayne County
Ola I'D 5TNAT 10
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AN ORDINANCE xbiding 5or The riding, grd1<
ing, and g1a4fhg thfSide Wdfks and 4tAe,ing eesfai
P0rt'0ns q 44nduS and Second s.essfs in the q
Sc. Z I. 1 u - I'D, = 81 Cot . am
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e93iE 81 6fsy cOEsEsIIs. zgtq
H65rParticular attention paid to the manufacture
Of Collins. In TASTE and style and price, these shall
not be surpassed-Mr. Yearick having engaged to
give all matters connected with the undertaking
business his special attention. a1Toe 4o9
$3.50 SO geaaszA. T. MURRAY.
Ashland, May 9, 1860. 49tf
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-
BRIDGE
To amount on hand
To amt of BridgefTax col
lected on December, du-
plicate
By am,tof orders redeemes
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$50 sfGT .sIse rot ssexg Gzo. W. MAsfYExxY qchr,n.f
nani rAA lMsGHEfesn Seesy. ei 30 Asosa sis ~
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DERSONs WANTING CHANGE OF CLIMATE
il for health, see advertisement Of Hsmmouts
lands in a0Rtker column.
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ENVELOPES of the best and eheapes st qualii
IL gay be had at the Post oAzce.
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eN te sESf0[
SlsGo ~
.sds ia 80 1880 II .
ez9m btas Il 275oOsos
: Gsdf 2El1oods :.
efii ,aoi saG 100 90 o
= deit28a sdao
n Us sag4le go W
sYEd Ss1fs sdi
a49oa o. 9al25 90 o.
n9m9l559s sid 10 2
54qzs osia hHioo W .
% 3ssB g ta1oo 90 O
2 ION ear al4 no 90 0
ia aF;ITs -
Is sgab ss4dt 49S5 90
q Ts)taL sdi GEo16 s $50
Io1sob eat u Ito:
SIS resaue3ni 49, o.
as9pd ana
mil diiw ,guaisT 81 =
sT3 I'D tsoi 5og4s 80 o
IL 10 LOB lNtla
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EoR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI


FOR UPPER Gu mbhAA AAA = = ~ ~ ~ A-AN'
TVyHE Iivhtdraurht passenger steamer EDMONIA, - y
II KINNEY Matter, viii regularly .hrengnoul
tie season as above, toachipg sl prints that ny
be desired. ughtness Of aught, together Win heI
freight and passenger facilities must render he Pou
lar. For freight or passage apPy on board o. , 70 49,,
I G-tr p. II. MITCHELL, gent
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ART RECREATIoNS.

VALuABbE z BO o *
osmples guds and help tOPensi' Drawing, OIL Painting,
Cayon DraaiDg and Painting Paper ElONe. Mess Work,
Pass Flosers Leather Work, Hair Work, Art of preserving
Brs Gliding and BFonzinE, arsean Pant1g, Antique PAat
inc crsnal Painting Wax EoEers FIuii Sign Painting, PHHt
ing on Glass Magic Lantern, Ebrodsy Panorana PaHingi
Colorina Pholographs, Water Calors-
Wel valuable receipts for preparing De materials q.
Il VIII Inform the inquirer ID every branch q iAle5
fiv a. tlev can ie taught ~ The most expersneee
For sale BY lneyAl s--
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shah take great pleasure IN recommending your safes You
are at liberty to make such use Of this deem
proper. Yours, lsiEnodl n. J. .DGRHAM,L
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proper. Yours, lsiEnoil NJ J.DURHAA.l
We are Agents for these splendid safes and invite he pub
lie to cal, other osraisI 70 the manner In uh,h
they resStths attacks q both
FIRE AND BURGLARS.
These ss have never ed preserve heir contents, and
ars warranted to be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction Of The BURGLAR PROOF sAFEs Ia ps.
euliar and in conascon with TIE "Grea American Key Rsgs
ter Lock- (Which possesses the great Advantage Of having
No Key Hole and yet has The security Of Permuta-
ting Key capable Of 250OOooOO chausesl They VIII be
found perfectly impregna5e r.
sTRATFON 4 SEYMOUR.
marIs-d3m No. l2 Market Street. Nashyins.
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''lslis Magnificent Schemes
drawn in public, under the superHendence Of Sworn
Commissioners, appointed By the Governor. .. -...
WOOD, EDDY q cos LOTTERY
Glass No 3l2 Draws Saturday, June 30, $50.
- ---. "a Numbars-19 DraEn Ballols.- ILL
one Grand Capital Prize of 100000

32, 1926 Auountngto SI'Is6i5S5
EEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETs
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. 2
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
@@R@M u W d M

To Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, and the only hOaa 10
Washington City .----
CENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Masnng
ton CITY on East Columbus the Me5 az Wh ace
it connects Railroads for and from ali points inthe
West, Southwest and Northwest
Passengers by this visit the Ctes ot Baltmore
Philadelphia York. Boston, the cost Of ticket 70 New
York or Boston alone, BY other lines. . o..
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington C 70
the Eastern cities additional charge Of ~ only
Sleeping cars attached to all night trains. 80 .
Tickets good with the privilege CT stopping on at
all principal points ,,- -
business men and travellers for pleasure or can
VISIT all Eastern Cities at comparatively small
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful beauty ad
il is uneuualled the world lssystem OF day and
oce is splendid eauipment exclusive telegraph nes It's
large amount double its fine hotels, under the
lance Of Company to the passengers specs safety
and comfort 80 - -. - -.--.s -. II,
the pncipal Railroad and STEAMBOAT Oees IN ue " ess
Al for tickets via the Baltimore a1d Ohio Railroad
" P SMITH Master Transportation y z y x X.
E..' L NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent, u n OK h
7, FULLER, Gen'l Western Agent, B&O K h
T ---.--.r n a. JFWETT, ,Pres't, G Or R. go
J. W. BROWN, Genl Ticket Agent, G o H.
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Most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

wTTM. KNABE & CO Nos 1, = and Z, TutAW street, of
NJ Bstm0re respectfully inform their Southern friends
raey enlarged their factory and age now prepared 70
ppy demand for their pianos They pnque3on-
ably the durable ani contain al The latest
and guaranteed for For sweetness and great
poverof tone and agreeable tcuch they unequAed.
Thalberg. strakasch and other great pans have used ien
their concerts ami have given certificates or thsir Superiority
They have for the years. taken the first premiums
All eapetou in All different States where they have heen
exhibited year they received Eve first premuusi two at
Montgomery Ala One for the best Southern made piano. and
one for the best against all competition.
full supply OF the above celebrated Instruments wiz be
Giving Nv - J. A. MCCLURE,
u1ar5. i6n-dAwIy . Sole Agent. Nashville.
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- OorrespondenIs.

II will save US great deal unnecessary tronbe flour friends
in writing will bear in mird the following rules
Always give the date, Post Once, county and State m the body
Of your letter.
If you wish the Psper changed from one eos to another, give
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II you rita on business cher matters, write separate
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Letters and solicited upon al auc iac
and subjects as may information or Interest 70 e public
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We canuot undertake rejected communications
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-24

SEALED Proposals for building Freight Depot At Clarke.
viIie for Memphis ClarKsve and Louisville Railroad
Sopany will h receie by The undersigned, until The hrt day
~ J5ne 1860 The building to be Of brick 80 by $50, and viii
and spechcaonso Of the building bsseen at this Office on aaa
ave- GEO B. FLEECE, Chief Engineer
Engineers once, NJ & L R R, Clarksyille.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-24
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA H. r.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

-a-1s-.- H--l- --s ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29Ihs 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A N and NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga 1:3O NJ and l:45 NJ.
aE.- Fs-- 80. COMING WEST -----s - .y-rs
Leave chattslooea al t73OA n ana 73S P NJ. - 90
Arrive at Nashville at N and A NJ.
LII rail connection and shortest route to Boston, New YORK
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington CITY, Elc1mOh
Petersburg, Lynchbug, BnOXTe saYannahi Oharles'oh
Montgomery MemT his, New Orleans, &C - =,
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains on memph
and Charleston Rairoad sndat Chstanoosa with
FFf nnessge z GA and esern and Atlantic ailroads
Through may had at hour on application g
Ticket Agent st office Depot TO the following places ano
at the toloFing prices ESi NJ s9O z.