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laws and ordincess and are to have the county tax
collected within TIE citythe fines and forfeItuFes
Of It's Courts-afd she revenue for license, granted
to its inhabitants.
hold this to be any other than public jail-to be
used as other prisons. The Mayor and Aldermen
have so Interpreted the law and think properly.
They have erected the Jail out Of the public funds
Of the city and having dedicated it chiefly, to the
use Of the State in the confinement Of offenders
he oniv remaining question is whether the Sheriff
Of Shelby county by law is entitled 20 be the keep
/ er Of this jaill
Law. the custody Of jails, of right belonged, and
was annexed as incident, to the Office Of Sher-
/ if The safe-keeping Of prisoners involved much
peril and responsibility, and it was esteemed UNI
safe to commit them to the care Of any less
parsonage than. the Sheriff himself whose Office
/ was one of very ancient date and great trust
/ and authority, and who might bring to his as
sistance the posse cOlRitats, or the power Of the
/ county.
He had the appointment Of the keepers Of Jais
| and was to put in such for whom he would an
sweF, for being immediate officer Of the King 3
Court and answerable for escapes, and subject 70
amercements if he had not the bodies Of prisoners
4 in Court, it was esteemed against all reason,
that another should have the keeping and custody
of the Jail
His right was and could only be abridged by act
of Parliament Even the Kings grant to another o.
the CUSTODY OF rlsoners was alter . LII O1 :, e
care of Gaols cit ed in Atons case, AGO, 81, BAG
Alb. (Gaol and Ga.olor A. 20.
These rules Of law and principles govern the pres
emit case. The Sherif's common law right can
not be abridged or given to another unless the pur
pose so to do be clearly expressed by the Legs
lature and this is not done here. The indictment
Of the Law is in fevor of the Sherld rlght ano
public policy re quires that he should be the keeper
Of all prisons.
II would be unsafe to commit so importanta trus
to another, unless for some imperative reason
As to that portion Of the jail set apart Ter the con
fnement of offenders against the city laws and or
dnanees, we say nothing tie case calling for no re
mark as to that
The judgment Of the Circuit Court will be re
Yersed and a peremptory mandamuS will issue ac
cordng to the prayer of the petition WRIGHT
Test: VI. d. WEIGH Clerk.
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Tue PENNSYLVANIA PEoNUNCLANENTo.-Ih Chicago
delegates have got to prepare themselves for boil
by Pennsylvania, if they don't squarely toe the
tariff mark The Philadelphia United States Gazet,
SAYS that L the Chicago Convention fail to nominate
man who is clearly for protection, they will &c
back by tens of thousands or serve in third party
which would be just as well for Democracy. This
State" it adds, cannot be carried on an anti
slavery issue only. Fremont proved that For
these and many similar reasons, it is clear that the
Chicago nominee. besides many other good prinei-
pies must in any case, stand firmly by protection
Such is our solution of the great Chicago problem,
Of which We hope the delegates thereto will not
make an asses bridge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-07

In an editorial which appeared in our issue Of
Wednesday last, we represent Hon. MEREDITH P.
GENTRY as an opponent of the Homestead policy.
Upon further examination, we fiud that we were
mistaken and that that gentleman supported and
voted for the Homestead bill while in Congress.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
ENTE would respectfully call the attention Of purchasers OF
real estate and those wishing home, the
Court House, saturday, the I4Ih instant. Of DR..
Scott beautiful Lots and Residence, the
Springs Six OF these lots beautiful building sites
covered with handsome shade trees, ~
with fifty connecting Buena vista
Turnpike, and with fine McAdsized street, extending
through the Mt Vernon Gardens these connecting
contemplated Horse Railroad the city OF Nashville
and half miles Pour other Los, containing from
Of them heavily tmbered ef deep, rich soil well adapted
omarket gardens The dwelling house lot containing
acres with the improvements Of such style finish,
nence comfort seldom in market This property pos
superior advantages being within minutes ride to
the city, McAdanized road rates
bridges Very respectfully,
NJ. W. RETNORE,
A V. s. LINBsLEY,
Z r. CHKATHAM,
W. K. TURNER,
Il. P. BosTICE.
P SDr Scott will take plsaureiR showing the property
any persons previous to day Of sale. apl7-d
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Gaming Our" AT CHAELEsTON.-A committee Of
the Indiana delegation to the Charleston Convention
announce that they have made arrangements which
insure that all who desire 20 visit Charleston can be
gratifed at an expense not exceeding fifty dollars
that is can 90 and come back and be lodged and fed
in Charleston within the low figures stated. The
committee say they have provided a capacious and
very serviceable waterproof tent like those used
for Floral Halls ct State Fairs in the west This
tent will accommodate five hundred men. This car
avansery they will have pitched in Charleston and
ready for the reception of its nOmad inhabitants in
season to save them from all fleeing at the fiscal
shears of the Polmetto landlords Provisions will
be forwarded and placed therein for the rejection
of the boarders. The committee promise however,
nothing more than shelter from the weather; and
suggest that each member of this extemporised
community bring with him covering sufficient for
his comfort, when be lies down, the drapery for
his couch wherewith he shall enwrap his form, as
he resigns himself to the enjoyment Of pleasant
dreams about the success Of his candidate.
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JAMES Low g. Co.

On0 PIECES Draper Mustn't
SjONy leo pieces Application Muslin;
50 do Lace DTapery
325 do Muslin Drapery;
$50 do LaceAppication;
IS do TambOured Muslin;
US do Application Lace Curtains
% do Lace Drspery Curtains
80 do Damask Curtains;
50 do TWilled Turk. red Muslins;
3OJ plain Parasols;
30 silk fringed Parasols;
10 cartoons new style Fancy Dress Trimmings;
30 do . BOnnat Ribbon;
go pieces silk Hanikerchie assorted Just received
and for sale by JAMES Low a CO.,
apis 4ls Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
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ATLANTIC TELEGEAPH.-The London Times of the
10th ult, in its city article, says The caution
money c2O OOO) on the concession Of the North At
lantic Telegraph between Europe and the United
State for 100 years, granted by tie Danish gov
ernment is stated to have been RENTED to the
Danish Minister of France at Copenhagen by
Nesgrs. CRosKET a Co. The line will proceed from
Scotland and Denmark via the Farce Islands, Ice
land, Greenland and Labrador to Canada and the
United States, and its practicabiliy represented
to have been recently demonstrated by personal
survey made by Col. SCHAyFNER. who on Wednesday
last gave evidence upon the subject before the COM
mittee of the House Of Commons now sitting
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NOTICE.
Ii those Who wish to purchase New and Cheap Spring
n Goods call at the cash Sore Of
Il. HUBBARD & COMPANY,
No. 20 BEokDYAY, NASHVILLE, TESN.
They keep full and well selected Staple
Fancy Dry Goods Also, Boots Shoes Hats Caps, Ready made
Clothing &c *. &c. mar3l-lmd,tWkF
Trustees Sale.
DY virtue Of deed OF by William A. Hay,
day 9Th OF December, 1853 and which has been registered
in the Registers Ocs'Of Williamson county, Te m book in
pages 44 and 465 ill offer public sale Tor cash to the high
estbdd5rat NOlensville ia said williamson csunty,O1
Saturday, 14th of April next,
the following property, tow: 1875 Of laud lying
in said Williamson comfy, and icing the portion allotted
said lillian Hay in the division Of his sthers estate by the
commissioners appointed the Williamson County Court plat
Of which, with the and boundaries will be exhibited upon
the day ofsale Also the interest Of said William Hay in
the dover OF his thers widow. Also the following slaves john
Dave, and Polly The possession Of the land will be gven
the first day Of January 1861 heng rented for the year
1865; the purchaser will entitled the Of the
from the day CT sale The be sold hired
fOF tbepresen year. 1900 the purchaser will be entitled boWev
y, 10 tie hire from day Of gale.
Joseph Green Ego, will show the lands and boundaries
any time before the sale.
JANIS JOHNSON, Trustee, &C.,
april 3-tw2 For VIM. A. Hay.
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on Market street, and ajoInng great Union Depot Of all The
roads centering at this noint
Inc ot fronts l49s feet Market street, running throeh
street. with the number Of feet front said streets
ng front on both streets OF 500 fse Il has sudiv-
Cd into lots q sasbe sizes for business houses each street.
running back 5g feet oa ten foot alley, thereby giving good
depth a. well as front.
Lot Nc commences the line OF the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Depot en- has front Of 30 feet b. $50 deep
Lot No. fronts % feet inches contains TIE Rshop's
palaces large two story brick dwelling fifteen
which makes it very desirable for hrst boarding house
AID with few thousand dollars expended addition to the pres
entbuidng would make Of the de liable hetels any.
where found in the Southern Western country As Il
would be Immediately at The terminus roads censere
this point, or IN other words,
The Great Union Depot.
the capitalist presents rich field for Investment sumo
rior any that has b offered TO the pnbc only an
examination satisfy the most cTeduous that what We y
strictly true regards its value aud importance building
place.
Lots Nos and eight have each good fronts as will b
BY plots We would earnestly ask the atteron Of the pub
| lie to this sale.
Terms of SaIes-One two aa5 three years, notes vel
endorsed, bearing interest and lien retained
GLASSCOOk & NEWSOM, Agents
apl6-td No. 4S College Street, Nashville, Tenn
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PUBLIC SALE Be-
HANDSOME CITY RESIBERsE.

IN SATURDAY. the san inst. 49,
= y pose % sell AZ public sale that New and
A1teet-at dcE1ce, situated % Summer
es"esn Cnurcn and Broad No-aC. The lot Is 81 a17I
st Irenl and rams back s5 feet I2 root aev sl1E
Inc mouse IS built In the est marner. thrnuahoi.
ana furnished " q every modern convenience;
psslass Gel AR store Eoo bath water ciorst Il
p nor ar furnaces has hue cooking range in t ~.
ana cod water II the kitchen, r0ou hath oo ~, 49,
leTs Spacious Porches and veraldths front an5 49, ~. Il
y al respects comfortable and pleasant residence al An -
sens OF the year. - "a lsa-
There is a 6k carTi' house and s5ls, With rooms
teaAsOne third cas balance and two years s5it ia
ao- sasaeioy sseulee payable ia Baok, bearing interest
H5, sale 70 commence at O'clock P. II.
api4 A. " : r1NDsrrv
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For smithIand and Paducah.
U. \. MAIL PACKET.
TESHE splendid passenger packet T. l. l. A. 49,
SIdMS Master, will leave for the above slLazsSH
and intermediate ports this day. 9TH OF April, -
u O'clock NJ For freight passage, apply board
aDl7 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TgNIIE regular lire steamer, SAM KIRKmAN, 49,
THROUP, Master, will leave above and all stfeeFA
Intermediate ports this day, SATURDAY, at
l o'clock P. For freight passage apply to
spI7 A. HAAILTOH, Agent
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Capt Dan J. SEAla8s. doorkeeper Of the Louisiana
House of Delegates, committed suicide at Baton
Rouge, Louisiana, on the 2lst ultmo, by blowing
out his brains. For years he ha@ kept his coffin and
winding sheet ia bis house and he gIicady had his
tombstone in the cemetery with bis nawc inscribed.
TUE Hungarian Tie Loadsu Ae2es says that the
cargo Of the lest steamer HuHgSpiga y es valued at
- 100000, principally Manchester goods. Thay
were insured at LLoTDs to the extent Of gIjG .D39
sterliRg,%F s75O,OOO. The vessel was insured for
-ei0ooOstcriia She was valued at ej0,0Oo.
The Constitutions Mon Party Of Mass
acluselts at their recent con.entioE at Boston re-
commended CRTrENpEy and EyEBEfT IS candidates
Scr the Presidency. but express no qhQzs between
the two
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-07

Carroll county, Maryland, and formerly State
Senator, committed suicide the 18th ult, at his
residence, near Uaiontown, IN that county. 1: ap-
pears he partook Of his dinner as usual, and IN
formed his wife that he intended TO visit his brother
Subsequently, however, he wes discovered in his
earyiageAouse suspended by the neck. and life ex-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-07

The London Chronicle sticks to the main fact OF
the Austro-RussIan alliance and ayers that the
political horizon has not been so gloomy and
threatening since 1915. Austria, beyond question,
is the great disturber Of the peace; she is deter
mined that Italy shall not be for the Italians, or be
fashioned JV the Italians, but that the House of
Hapsburg shall still take care Of this country As ITS
owner. Il sounds strange to hear at this hour OF
the political day Of the claims Of legitimacy to re
versions Of right in Parma, Modena and Lombardy;
but there it is as plain language, in Count Rich
bUEG's official words Austria certainly is very
bold considering Solferlno, which the Chronicle eX-
plains by alleging that Russia backs her.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-07

NEW York Journal o. COMMERCE. received a
call yesterday from My. J. W. CAMP of the New
York JOu1tct 81 LOHEGce, who has been spending
some time in the South on business connected with
that paper. The Journal Of Commerce is one of the
best and most reliable papers published in tie
North; indeed, no better news and commercial
paper can be found in that section. while it has
glwavs defended the rights of the South
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-07

DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 50.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
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WHERE TO BUY THE FINEST HATS
AT
The L est Prices!
UTATBRFIELD 4 WALKERS superior facilities in man
naeturng and purchasing enable them CTR az the
most reasonable prices, all goods in their line The
Tor the Spring comprises all that desirable
THOSE FINE FRENCH HATS!
ThoseVey fine French Hats much admired Tor beauty and
utility, come from Waterfield a. Walkers. They
have a very dne assortment Of them.
HATS FOB BOYS AND CHEBDRENI
For boys and chldren's Hats and Caps. cali At Water
field & Walkers. TLer assortment is the largest,
their goods Of The best aid the prices lev and uniform.
WATERFIELD A. WALKER,
mar3l 2g Public Rquare
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J. Q. GRIFFTTT = ID.

MRS 4. G. EASTMAN, p. G. DUENINeTON,
J. O. GRIFFITH 5NO. c. BURCH
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22
MARRIED

MARRIED-On the 18th inst, bv the Rev.
G. b. BRASpEnuRy, Mr.BFNJAMIN F. SEE. Of
Cincinnati o., and Miss MELISSA C. PRIEST.
daughter of JOHN PRIEST, Esq, near Loudenville,
Ohi)
ON the 22d inst, bv the Rev. G. DEPKoN,
at Middetown, Mr.. GEORGE SNOR. Of Milers.
burg, and Miss BARBERA c. HENES, of
Coshoction county.
The happy pair have kindly remembered the
printer for which they have the unanimous thanks
of this office. They commence life, as all should
with the printers blessing-May time deal bounti.
fully with them, Cupid guide and protect them
Cornucopia ever shower upon them from its
abundant store all earthly blessings. and finally
when old age has marked them as his own may
another generation of SsoRs be grown up to cV
them blessed
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22
Ohio Farmers, Incurence Company.

This company is advertised in another column
We have taken the trouble to inquire as to its
management and responsibility. and feel safe in
endorsing it to the fullest extent. 1t is recon-
Inendcd by such men as Hon. N. S. Townshend
James d. and w. II. Ladd, Hons. II. Garfield
James G. Johnson, II. G. Blake, M. c. and 9th
ers and among its directors men who would
never lend their names, through careessness, to a
swindle We believe the farmers of Ohio can in
sure in itwth perfect safety. 1t is in all respects
unlike the Washington Insurance Company, which
recently exploded--Ohio Farmer.
TO the above we would add the fact that WILL
LIAM UHL, of this vicinity, in 1855 sustained loss
Of $500, which was promptly paid by this Compa-
ny. nle5e G. McCuLlAcH, Holmesville, lost his
barn and contents which was insured in this Compa-
ny to the amount of 1857 which was, also, prompt
ly paid. More recently Mr.. JOHN GEARMYER, near
Benton, lost his house, insured in this Company
and loss fully paid. Persons wishing to insure
their property, will do well to apply to their efficient
Agent, JoHN c. DUNCAN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22
Notice.

Lucien Louther. Mary Z. Louther and Andrew
Mitchell guardian Of Mary h. Louther, residents of
the state Of Virgi MIA will take notice that Isabella
her husband, Samuel Louther, Ellen Louther
Elizabeth Henderson; formerly Elizabeth Louther
and Samuel Henderson her husband Cyntha Ksrr
forme ly Gyntha Louther and james Karr, her
husband, WiliamlA lLouther. Adam s. Louther
Rebett Is,b G. L9utber and J. Logther, did on tho
IN the Court Of Common Pleas Holmes County
Qhio, against the said Lucien Louther, Mary +,
Louther and Andrew Michel gurdian Of Mary r.
Louther, defendants setting forth that the said de-
PENDANTS hold certain lands, described in the Pc
ution situate in the said County Of Holmes. Ohio.
trust for the plai ntffs, and why said lands are
Geld by defendants in trust, and praying that tho
Court may order the defendants to execute title
for the reconveyance Of said lands 10 these plain
TINS upon the payment upon the part Of the plain
tfs of whatever sum Of money may be due the
defendants as heirs Of Samuel Louther deceased,
upon certain mortgage executed by William
l.guther deceased. to said Samuel Louther on the
4th day Of April 1893.
And the said Lucien Louther, Mary Z. Louther
and And rev Nltchel guardian Of Mary T.. Louthsr
are hereby notified that they required to appear
and answer said petition before the 3rd Sat-
urday after the 18th Of March 1890
REED & CRITCHFIELD,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
January 3ist 1860. n5Ow6prfs
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N 0 &c Z.

OFFICE OF THF
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE 4 CHICAGO Il. II, co.
Pittsburgh, February 22nd, 1864.
HB-THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders in
the "Pittsbu, gh Fl Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com.
pany" will be held at the Rooms of the BOARD or
TRADE in the City Of Pttsburg, TUESDAY, the eth,
Of March next, at ~ O'clock A. NJ at which time the
Report Of the Drectorso the year 1885, will be presented
The election for Fifteen Directors to serve the ensuing
year, viii be held at the same place. on WEDNESDAY,
the 2Sth proximo, at O'Clock, A. NJ
The Transfer Pooks will be closed from the lS to 2sth
Of March, both inclusiye and the holders OF Stock in the
Ohio and PennsYvana, Ohio nd Indiana, or f. Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Companies, which have not been
into the stock OF the new at that tme
will not be entitled to vote at said election.
Stockholders presenting their certificates Of Stock in
this Company to the ticket Agent the station nearest
to their place OF residence, will be furnished with free
ticket from that Station to Pittsburgh and return good
goiag East March 26th and 9th going West March ?sh
18th, 3Oth, and 3lst
By order Of the President.
AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, Secretary.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the folio wlag adninstrs
~ and qua dians have filed their in The
probate Court of Holmes County, Ohio, which will he for
P;aring Monday the end day Of April, A. u. 1850.
First account Of Daniel stey guardian Of Il. Wells,
| minor
First account Of sohn Workman administrator Of
| Peter Smith deceased
In'olvent report OF Henry Gambler administrator OF
George Gambler deceased,
Final account OF George 0rner administrator of
Christopher stickles deceased.
First account Of S N. Conner guardian of Andrew
oalhoon and Enhka Calhodn, minors.
Second account OF a. c. Miller executor OF Isaac Miller
deceased
Third partial account Of Christian Nesy Of
Christian Nesly deceased
Second and insov mt account OF John sharp admins-
traitor oftle estate OF win iam Laughed deceased
First account OF n. 2. joss adninst ator Of Jacob
Kup deceased.
n9wi
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Address James f. Quinan. Agent, Monticello,
Sullivan county, N. Y.
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Sheriff IS Sale.
Shcri0's ale.

Joseph Watsond Coz
vs..
Samuel J6nes.
pI vrtpe Of order Of sale Of real estate against
ID Defendant in this issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Holmes County Ohio, and to
me directed at o'clock i. VI.
on .Ko1sdidy the 23rd day Of .4prfi "A. d. 1860.
shall expose to public sale at the door Of the
Court House in Miliersbqrg said Holmes County
Ohio, the following describ ed lands and tenements
to-wit:-ln lot number seyenteenC7)in tho town Of
Nashville in said Holmes County, Ohio.
Terms Of sale-cash.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
March 10TH 1850. n5w5prfs2. 60.