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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09
NOTICE.

Nc. 9615, BROADWAY, NEw YORK
January 3lst, 1850. }
& assessments have been called in and made pay
NJ able on the Capital stock ot the li"assee mining O
each share, payable the ls day Of August last;
- sh share payable the 10th day Of January inst
su Sy riven that all stock held by parties resident in
IN which said assessments are rot paid at this oihc IN
Nsv YORK within thirty days from this present date
1ne IN 60 foraity with the charter OF said Company
Wll ue loiiei II. W BARNES, Secretary.
IFFn
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o Do1an psr Square for the first, and FE1 cTs Tor saeh
AdTertsemens published in both the Daily and Weekly, viii
be sarred the full dsily with half the weekly rates
Tnsset zassrsieats saust Be paid for at the time Of
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BOH E & CO.,
Have just opened at their stand
No. 2 Union street,
Complete .'oeK o. FaI ana y lnSL

=
DRESS AND mANTLLLA TRIMMINGS,
OMPRlsING full assortment Of plain and figured Yeiyet
Ribboh Gallons Fringes Bugle Gnps Grape Trimmings,
Belts buttons Brads, Buge Buttons &C. SC, all Of which
entirely new and that could be got in the Eastern
kstE- Our stock OF
Tepain RTerinO and shetland Wool,
Embroidered Braids and Silks; Crochet Embroidery and SPod
Cotton as any other material foT Knitting Netting En-
bodery and Crochet work. complete and larger in variety ana
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
Fringes, TasSeIs, BnttOns,sS COrds &c
to order usual and will try to suit all and everybody.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The sonlhcrn Exnress COMPANY.

VIZ undersigned respectfully give notice that they nave en-
- tsel lh CO partnership, under the name ana urn
II le southern Express CONl pamYs i0r the trans
Al o Denera Express and Commission Business, aud have
and Alabama and q pr-,1 ~. - ~,
aessensIs aaly over these Roads, and prepared 20
forward goods TO all stations above named Railroads in
charge Of special Messengers at low rates Their Messengers
provided in Iron safes Tor the safe transmission Of money,
jewelry and other vauabes. Bills nes and drafts olecf
and prompt returns made.
0nicesat RAINS BROWNS Drug sta-e, No. 70 Public
Square JAMES GLOVER,
A. X. HOLT,
ian3 Lae of Aaamsl 49, Nn-r-,,rlr
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
TXPREss Freight Trains onall the On after the
~ 9Th December, 1859, through rates from New York to
Nashville;
First Glass per zoe lbs, 81 ca Third Class, per s 81 l6
Seoond Clsss, ] IS Fourth Class, do 80
Hats Caps snd Bonnets, .
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville hree three
and a half and four days
Time from New YORK and Philadelphia and half eight
and nine days
Intervening sabbas the above variations time,
f-efgbt trains Are run On Sunday three lines
NJ tibs hv ice or snow Overcharges and damages tex
t ass occurring al sea- promptly adj used by the Nash
viileard Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
'lliS 'i5a = pEB c W ANDERSON
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LIARILITIES.
Liabilities due due to Banks other cei-
othing.
Losses sd tfgied and due None.
Losses adjusted and not DUE. s2ebl sS
unad usted, suspense, waiting further proof
contested .- fuS1 -
All claims against the Company sna for print
ing
THOs A. ALEXANDER.
Acting Secretary.
rF rafI
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HENRY ST. JOHN, Gentleman, Of Flower Of Hun
dredsin the County Of Prince George, Virginia. Tale
Of I774-75 By JOHN EsOn Cooke Author OF ''Leather
Stocking and sk,' 'The Virginia Comedians" sc, sc
l2mo
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1----- ---- % 0-11-- -
hugh.
NDER decree Of The Comfy Court OF Davidson c111s
rnaersi iu tie alcs5 s lsuua7T Telr,4 1850
VII eler t0r sale tle premise N1Ifl 81. -ita
next tract OF land clnlar1e aadui aoes aaai
in Davidson county, about elht Nashville, and el
in about mile oi the Second Toll Gate. Noarslie
Pike About twenty acres oi this alis covered with dne 1
her, and the balance esre and sulFaton and ul
comfortable Log Me1rss.
Also az the same time and pac= g sen nelro si,tN
about - years of age
eems-The negro girl win hs soi on Is nsaths' c.dif rh
interest," note ven ild0rso ard payment in lnk required anl
the land Tar $50 in cs and he balance years
credit With interest. With security rural ana n Zen s-
iaiued iiad24-dtlsl K. cHRATHAE, Cseff-
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Delivered IN tie Tennessee House Of Representatives
londag, January Esd, 1860. The qaestion being
on the adl passage Of The bA 10 regaqte and rgorqa
he business Of Bnleing IN the Stqteof Tennessee,
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you rsut 70 Ind s beFt ssortusst ia s city, or ovs
Fancy Articles Parl9f Ornaments, scEing horles, willow
Ware, Pianos sheet Music, Huacal IN. trumeni5.
60 e LUCKs Music ana Fancy Store Charch Street.
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
~. r sWOWnuw a 20

EtOLE Agsn for he sale % e ccisHr1iei Knoxville civ
- Mills Elour, have received ldd per Iaroa, sh
they selling AZ Mills prizes.
This klour Las keu the Prgum Fair and rtci
az s. per aarrel higher in The eF market lhan s1y der
brand
We expect TO Keep iall supply haud ard reqmmsni
with The utmost cdrceto superior
any Flour He have ever 3 ENOWDEE g CO,
RIO q Horlh CherrV sr-ert
dec Union and Americas Building.
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,, IA cor,fortshle dwelling known as the Bishc2 s
Vie I@l- .e5 On lower Market street. For particu
pro9esS y ne oscs Of the Nashville and Northwestern
lars enquire AT .e OA'N- jan22-d
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TEN LINES or LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
is 7RE DAILY.


HE 7I7-lI" y
OLe square ons year. sseEaeh additional Square, SO
exceeding tn e space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
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Charies pIeken's Nest wofs'

2 TEFfIE lares aud conrenislt Store aouss its Nfr
4 ne Puhilo sqaaFs, now clslrile aF ts.ag. otls
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10000 Cedar CrOss-ties Wanted.
FEVIIE Mempnis 4 Ohio Railroad Company desrous
contracting with responsible parties, for the furnishing
and delivery on the river bank tie mouth Of W0f Ri0er
5zs NeHphis, Of
$4,000 CEDAR CROSS-TIES,
10000 Croes to be delivered by May 1s and the balance by
July lst, 1850.
The Crosstes are OF sound timber free from dote
shake TO be at least nine % feet long with ends square, be
fairly hewn on face Of not less than eight ~ inches
the face hewn line and parallel to each other, with
thickness Of six inches between parallel faces.
Terms Of payment one third cash delivery, and hcba
sDce in six and twelve months, with well endorsed psper.
The privilege Of rejecting any and all bids should
lhe terms not be satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals will be received the furnishing and delY
cry of the above the Ehgnser Office OF the above
Company in Memphis until ehruaay 10Th aud at the City Hotel
IA NahvH from 10th to 18th February, 1860 which mesand
places any Information desired be obtained Of the undersigned
sitber bv Letter or ir person. W. D. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
p z falI5
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mILLER 8 lVATERmAN.
AuelI0n & CO...mtsslon 1Ierehan
Furs fer the Ladies.

SECOND ARRIVAL -4T
Wat RFIELD q WALK
nWING % the good demand for Ladies Dress Rurs at IL
~ EkfIkLD WAEkER'Ss theT been indaced Q. or
Der second sappgey going ol rapy st very modesto
prices. novg
Chandeliers und Gas Fixtures.
us7 opsnns large and beautuI assortment o. the ahors
- goods BY ,. II. kEADRICK.
lanz5-lm Rooms No. q North CherIy street,
Gas Pipe aud Steam gYork.
GOOD assortueal Of Pipe suitable for Gas and sts ss
n keep Eoreu c7mpeientt ezsouts any kind o Pist
work j. "a. KEHDBTCE.
Jan2l-lm Rocus No IN Nortl cherry street,
Oil Globes, Shades. &e
A LARGE stoek Of fancy Globes and shades sr
]. H. EEEDRICE
iau26-lm Rooms 30. 1i1rlh Cherry stussi.
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Nashville, Dec. 1853.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. u, 1859.
Messrs T. H. TAYLOR CoI have had in use for tbout six
months past of your Yper Gas Lights and gives ne
pleasure to state that regard as far superior oany 9TH
er portable light that I have met with.
It's simplicity arrangement freedom from danger Of eo
cleanliness, and eadDes and parity OF light are qual
that recommend it to any who will try it. 1t gives
light which be equal in brliancy 70 the ordinary
Cys light. Very respectfully, n. D. Cross
These are only very Of the testimonials have Gail
and examine for yourself No A Colonade Buildings Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn THOMAS II. TAYLOR q Co
Merchants from the the country expressly invited to
give Us call wish establish agencies throughout the
State fjan 6-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

TsHA3 HARRIS Governor Or State o. Tennessee 10
the sheriff o. he county shelby said Sia-Greednr
You hsey c0manded oren and hold election. an
paces uf hoding elections Ia your county, 2
day oi fehruary ls0, after hsgng given De notice re.
qrsd by ag, fore election Of uigs Tor the Common Law
Ciancey Court of the city Of Memphis in said State 10 am
theElcaney oecaoned By tie resignation Of 5nc p Caruars
and due return thereof make % according Law.
- In testimony whereof have hereunto sst ny hand
81 and caused re Great Seal Of said State 70 te arei az
- Nashville, The III day of January. is6l.
By as Governor -SHAM g. HARRIS
J. p. R. RAT, Secretary OF State.
iane-tf
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From Mr hIazana,r Fal1. Melville

NR TuoMAs TAYLoR-Dear Sir: have been using the Yes
per Gas Lamp sold BY you since September last, aud per
fecty satisfied Of the economical, not,
economical well brilliant lights that he had. It
out Of the reach Of gas. ALE1AEDER FALL.
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fsNuE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
6 t5 coDfract for 10000 Cedar CrOSs~Etes, 9feet
long ces tisk we'll hewu 20 face a. narroSest place not
ess hs inches clesr OF bark timber TO he sounds TO be deliver
sd az the grade line Of the road n AashFilie. -
The contractors want to contract FOR $4,000 " n1te or
Poet Oak Ties Of the size as above, 70 be delivered
The line Of the road in piles from seeou - 80 stou -
cuoegh each section 70 supply the same. .
Persons wishing bid VIII direct 70 the President and Direct
Of the Nashville and FOrhWesifTn hailroad Company
ssh vile, Tenn 'uVf-H
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From seabury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville

Erum Seabury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Vezpsr brilliant and beautiful light, that is
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Yesper Burner and reor is perfectly simple, that it can
not get out Of order. it explode
The management Of the burner is easily understood and re-
uurs keep clean and in good order
thsn ordinary gas fixtures The light produced by The Yesper
Gas consider fully equal in relpee to any other kind
Of Gas light JoHs d. SEABuRY,
7. j. sEABURY,
II S. PEACH
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~
Nashville. January 29th, 1850.
A X election viii be held at this Bank on MoNDAT,5TH
= 1Af-a- ~ D. WEAVER, Cashier
fan29-td
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aasb6iIIs Qnian anN amrritan.
bates Of AdvertisIng.

DaIIy So TrI-wsaslr $, vvssRn7 s..
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fk8h hOAEe 'isS' HUGH McCREA& CO.,
AOO Usde' I3 and IS Market Street
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ORIFFR JAOLD va AND MOCHA COFFEE
4 = large LOT at very Te''0eo prices SAW ORR
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wFflE I.II liIa..ile-
nnn. ncvrs 81. /. re,s.... t1ll fsI ari %
&tta5 unsH
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Auction, storage Ware Rooms,
27 COLLEGE STREET,

yr7fs lisrs are prepared to receive all kinds Goods
~ sierthandise, either special Storage or Tor
-uall- % fA+ts--- Oruosite seuauee Hotel.
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gEGROES FOR SALE
vETF have from % to so Negroes Tor sale cheap
Wv cash, at 80 Cedar Street - . v,r-rcurfes
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HAVE MS day soli my eatfe Interest B shs BOOK pi.
Ac-an1 Stationery Hl-ass, % jcn o. III atd if
ne liberal patronage 6es1eFs On -1s m b. st
to ,ae FRA. - I1f1gsrr
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A CARD.

{. 7. POMERnT wishes TO tender his thanks tc his
1uuerous Customers and friends in this vicinity who
have within the last ten ysa-s purchased Pianos aud
Neloacnns from HIN fnf the very kird and friendly
manner IN which they have since my re establishment
in business here. recon- mr. nded to ne those wishing
10 purchase instruments. thereby Increasing the num-
Der OF my sales beyond Ey tNFecnton This eNpres-
sion OF confidence and good viii is very gratifying TO
me. as il evinces that upon long and ihsrough trial
they are we'll satisfied uith their Instruments. 1t Is
esrecisily welcomed md approached ~ ne NJ thfs
tuc on sccOsLt o. the strenuous r~NeTt'Ons o. irte-
rested parties TO destroy all cuuddencei in me aud my
Instruments. 1 am happy to state th7t these Attempts
have failed in every ~instInce. J wish and design IL
have myinstruments stand upon their own r erits. and
shall rot attemlt TO hid myself mp hy dispaTag'ns
others. IL life and health are suared he | sm certain
OF = large srrcess-far 1 profess to understand NY
business thoroughly. and hare had loEg and extensive
experience in il Ny iro'tO is 'ntire satisfaction 10
every purchaser-abd such shsii BE- the case IL il costs
me the price OF three pianos. ! Auy the VerT lest Pr
amos know OF, from several OF the best makers. and
any party gan have their own choice consulted. II
they have a preference. The last two years l have
spent in New York, buying and selling pianos for the
ciry and western trade-speniing much Of my time IN
the manufactures. and obtained GEch valuable iutor-
nation in regard to the latest and best improvements
in Pianos ] can therefore assure MY customers that
l am thoTOughly acquainted with tie Instruments / am
selling. and knuE them TO he Is good IS any made in
the world.
] suhjoin the names OF a few prominent nen in this
and neiEhnoriHg towns who are among the hundreds
who have purchases e me within the last ten years
and to whom / respectfully refer
a. II -. - a. - II n
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ID OF METALLIC BURIAL CASES just received
.Ghes- Gases being perfectly Gir-eight, very much re
tard decomposition, and entirely prevent the escape Of
any offensive gas; and are well saspte5 to the pEeser
walton and transportation Of the body.
An assortment always on hand. orasrds from
TRURsDELL < TowNSEsD.
Warren, O.. Juns 18Th, IS5e.
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PECK. q 60,

4 RE now receiving their stock oil
~ SPRING & SUMNER GOODS, which. in rich
nses. variety ard attractiveness IS Tar superior TO ans
thew have ever before brought TO this market We
have been lead y our increasing trads- ana the eneer-
ing prospect Of the good times coming, to purchase
LARGELY. and have added t. our selections a class OF
richer FOODS than have before been brought to Warren
a class OF goods which the increasing wealth and cul-
tivated taste Of he people Of Trumbuil County require
We have taken unusual pains in the selection OF eur
goods. and have aimed not merely az having as good
a stock as can he found in Warren. but II having the
best ever brought into TrumhuI County. and We feel
Earrauted in saying that our stock Will compare IA
vorably in quantity, qnalsy and variety Eish the
stocks found 10 any establishment in Cleveland Or
Pittsburgh. and We are determined % name prices
that viii insure quick sales.
We respectfully solicit The people Of Warren aad
vicinity, TO call and eXamins og- goods before Pur-
chasing elsewhere
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DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUl

LII GG O~3S ~ OtSS1SSos
This compound is purely vegetable and made q
roots and barks Of cur own elina-e. We give testimo-
mails below from persons Who have used il, thus show
ing what diseases it invariably cures. -snch as EeFeT
and Ague. chiIis. Headache Pain in The side, Stomach
shoulders, Rack. Hips and Limbs, Paipitstion ofthe
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness OF the Head Gen
erAl debility, Weakness. Hard breathing, Asthma,
EDd various other diseases.
At purides the bleed. is a sure remedy for female
weaknesses. Dropsy. Rheumatism and Neuralgia
.LiYer,eiood. EidEe-Saad Lungs, ~GisgOrges tie Liver,
frees the Stomach and bewels, removes cCstiYenrss.
g ID DispcPsy. Tits syrup is a sure cure for = bowel
disesse, and GIN be taken with perfect ssfcty. by old
or young. Il may be relied upon san er@dicato- CT
the human system Of all or mort diseases, CT the
blood and IL taken In time, q preventative IRON TAX
Ing other diseases, such as bilious, ~intcTmitlenti ty-
pms and tgphoiI Rsyers.
No diseases can exist where the bleed is Eade Fare-
One or two hotties per year will secure health 70 any
family. taken az any time TO suit the patient
In support Of the a5o re We insert the following vol
cntsry certificates.
This is 70 certify that I Eas aIicted with propsy
and female weaknesses for 8 numser OF years. ay
rhysicians gave me up aud said that l was Tst re-
Govern. 1 then used Dr.. Days Dsndelion Syrap- u
gave immediate relief, ard lam noE happy 10 be Soie
% say that I an perfectly we'll MARf NJ Mechh-
This &c TO cerify that have AFFLICTED with the Lives
complaint, Asthma, palpitation sf the heart. and
pains through the hsdy and limbs After desparing
sfnedical aid. II happened to he In Warren, and met
DR.. Day and got a bottle Of Dandelion syrup, asc an
= short time 1 vas restored 70 perfect h-ath-
DR.. JOHNSON, Washington, Pa
= I have used DR.. Day's Syrup by which ny life vas
preserved and I am nov : healthy man.
7. KEAFEl Warren Ohio.
This Is TO certify thst Ihaye zsed Or. Days Com
round, 1 an satisfied with its use.
f Rev. sHURICK. NJ Z. Church.
Tor Sale hv Woods & Pew and Smith. Stfstten <
Co. Warren Ohio.
Warreu. ESb.iIth. l963-
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I'D PAREEORlG or 1FIATB

Of s=y Kind AID therefore relieves by rsm01iHg the
o. your CHILD. instead of BY deadsHisg its
seAsibiHttes- For this reason. it Commends itself as
DBBS TEErhING, ~DIAkRHOEA. p~YSgNTERY.
GRIPPING IN THB BOWELS. ACIDIIY or THE
STOMACH, WIND, COLD IN n HEAD. and
GROUP. also. for. ssftsHfRg tAe guns. redusing in
r~sgHfa!in the B0pels. and rslie5iBg pain,
It has no eqzci-leiig an eHtf s~BGsH0die il IS ased
with EHJaihBg sHccsss IN all eases OF CONFUSION
Or OTHER FlTS- st y0H uGfEe the NE and heath
Of TOHS ehddrea, end nisA 10 sers thsm from th0ss
SAD and bhghfiHg r0HssfHeHess Uhieh are eertaiR 10
resHh Gr0bs the use IF narcotics Of Which other
remedies fer iafeHtle Complaints are composed,
take rOHe BAT DR. EAT0NfS INFANTfLE CORDI-
Al, this you can req upon- Il is perfectly h~zytnless,
aud cannot injure the lnostdehcate infant Price. 35
cents. Full directions accompany each bottle Pre-
pared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 489 Broadway,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

. Benrr97ent IN sfitafioa established 6g special En-
5spmeat. far tAs relief 81 the Siek and Distressed
e5lic;sI rita YIrElcat and EgiieEie Dtseases' Ga1
eS,rrialg for the Care IF Disszsss Of rae SERIAL
O.gaEs-
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
w by the Acting Surgeon: 20 al vhe apply By let
ter. With q dissertation Of their condition. (sge, oceu-
paticn. habiss Of life. &c y and i'm cases Of s&tr@Ine
poverty. Medicines Furnished bee Of charge.
VALUABLE REPOBr on SfernatOtrk@a, ana
other diseases q the Sexual Organs, and ontEe NEN
REMEDIES employed in the Blspensary. sent TO the
afflicted il sealed letter envelopes. free or ckarse--
TIE or three stamps for postage viii b acceptable
Address. DR. J.. SEILLIN Acting
surgeon. Ho@ari Association. No ? South Ninth
Street. PhfIaielrhia, Pa By order Of the Directors
MIRA d. HEAETWELLs Pyesii6Hf-
GE0. FAIECUILD. SceretGrsI
W. II $3.50 Nv
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SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

- The undersigned has been appointed assignee
or Seth A.. Bushnell. OF Hartford. TrumbuIl County.
Ohio. AZ persons indebted 10 said Bushnell. - note
or book account. are required to make immediate ray
ment TO the undeFsiFnei. and all perssns having
Claims -ainst HIN viii present them to the Under
signtd, duly authenuoatsd, Tor Allowance or reiee.
toa. within six months froE the date Of this notice.
HOMER B. THOMFs0N, Assignee & Trustee.
J. +. ASPER, Atty.
Hartford. April Is, IeGO.-3w
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Saturday, the Goth day of May, 1860,
CHERRIES SALE.

rs. In Court OF Common Pleas
John Bradford et al. Of Trunbul County.
BY vir;ue Of an order Of sale issued frsn the Court
Of Common Z cas- OF TRANQUIL COuaty. Ohio. to me d-
rectea aRd delivered. I shaii- ofrT for sale. at Pebble
Auction. Utthe door Of The Court House, in Warren.
in said county on
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TRUMBULL County Common Pleas.
Il Amasa Heushaw, pIT,
Summons.

VIM. HenshaW 4 Georse HenshaW, defts-J
The defendants. William and George Uenshaw, will
take notice that the plaintiG, Amasa HeusLaw, on The
10Th day OF April, 1s6O. fiIed his petition in said
Court against them. asking Judgment for the sum Of
Sl35i 90. and interest frois 9th June. 1855. upon an
account for money advanced and work and labor
done for said defendants, in and about the purchase
ami stocking Of a farm in said County. An Order OF
Attachment Is also issued against the property Of
said defendants.
Unless they appear and answer by the e3i dav OF
June next judgment will be taken against them by
default. COX, RATLIFF 4 SPEAR,
Apr! i, le6O.-Gs Att'ys for Plaintiff.