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DIS>ECT1vG INSTRUMENTS
Fresh Corn Meal,

yHJPE suhs-rocr made aTrargeuents Win me o -
ensvs mile in Kenturk for regular Weeklv SUI
s ~ Farv Meal and reoeiv bus els w en-
tAe'"'O 'N 80 IENKiN'
Il Msrket street.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
s go u 81 J E Is 81


and EsOsGon, and the only Road 10
Washington City.
GENITAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Masnlng
ton CITY Oh East Columbus on the He al geh places
II connects Eith Railroads and from all points IN the
West, SOuthsvgest end NOrth-V este
Passengers hy this Route visit the cities Of Baltimore
Philadelphia York. Boston, at the cost OF TICKET 70 new
York or Boston alone, By 1thcr lines.
Through Tces also be procured VIA washington Oy 70
the Eastern cities, sditCEal charge OF 3 only
Sleeping cars attached to all night trains
Ticges good until d, with the privilege OF stopping Oh a.
all principal points. .,-s. -.
Business men and travellers, for pleasure or intormton can
visit all the Eastern Cities comparatively small eXi ease.
The scenery celebrated for wonderful eauty AID suoi
il Is in the world. system Of day and
oce its splendid eqqpment its exclusive telegraph lines; Us
large amount Of double tack its fms hotels (under The
lance Of the Company the PASSENGERS spee aey
and comfort. ---, 81, 81
Thro1rh and Baggage Checks can be ocued al AL
the pfipcpa Railroad Steamboat Offices in the west
Ash for iesets via tie Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
" P.sM tn, Master transportation 3 U K n
l. H. COLE. General Ticket Agent B b o K &
: H. SULLIV q Gen. Western Agent, d & y X Il
IL. J. JEWElT, Pres, o r R.
J. W. BROWN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, G U 4 T.
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ART RECREATIONS
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complete guide and hep 70 Pencil Drav'nF' ~ Painting
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NOT EVEN sCORcuED.

The venserng the tIaWsrs little warped he
lock works veil, and Vusn I 0ii &c hals tbink
will good Ny safe in The lover story
Of tree story Hiding With lhiEgs reef 10 Al adoiz-
iIs room, with only Dastrsd plrori druEFt1Te vas EeP
and Immediately opposite Ebeis ny safe setting there
considerable quantity Of paints oils tlsntne, czphue, and
liquors The building convicted uiih the Patterson hoei
side and Etil fsst Of ths Court Houls rs
other, Eih large pile Of wood between me and re Gear
House, and adoor entering into os uedatsy from hs
There also small frame buidiuz attached 70 ne
Of the Drug store, Eh oils pants and liquors IN . aid
glass door leadng into ny oos iromii Hou vim sss &c
once the excessive heat created and about &C. regard @
fally tested and have no Jaacy in yng sas ny papers
Eoud have been preserved had leit them IN ihe safe
number Of citizens have examined &c since he Ere
and surprised its e1rdiian, and Of a have
dered safes or you, believing them
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per.,r+ an order OF the Beard OF Directory OF the
Planters Bank Of eureses made , 5a5 y al le B 81 Kay,
Is6u az election wiz he he dty the ssoo ~ st Md ~
~ ascertain whether they will accept or rtlec 'e
granted san Is IA ~ - ~ D WEAVER,
leS5-vJ ny ei"el ~ w Cashier.
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NUMBER so.
Great Fire at Danville Ky. !
DAsvs.lz, KY, March 8, lso0T

DssvlzIE, KY, March &, Isco ,
1EzaEs. v. B. poBBs Co., CIscrsArr
GErsrhs safs We purchased from yo1 some time since
severely tested By TIE recent disastrous IRE IN s piacs and
are happy say TIE equal the rsprsssnons
yo1 made rs when pzruhascd. Our store rooms Ehh he
ssistood totally dsstEoyedhy the IRE the safe M s
the cellar and covered By the burning ruins upon get
tngit ont and opening found every psper s at one
them scorahed or deeo in any way We taEe plssturs In
bearing this testimony to the excellent uay Of ne safes uau-
Efag,ared at y0u establishment Yours,
lsisnedI T. j. sHINDELBOWER
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SHALL take great pleasure in recommending your SAFES. you
: are at liberty t0raks this yoa deem
/. proper. Yours, lsirnsil H. J. DuRHAML
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WTEsTERDAY morning, Lady5s Geld Anchor
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and the g306 II sa Gold Chain, Loctet Key and Pm
we're attached Ths Watch lost ne Putc square or n
vicinity The finder viii Be suitably rewarded By laEcE
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UsT received an assortment Of FuI Bosom Shlrs Win sni
without collars; bosos % Linen camhrc and BEop Lawn
Also, smalllo Of shirts vita hns embroi5gred bosous
apis J r. MsdILb.
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NOTBER invoics o. seasonahs unts1Fefs o. salIe 'l
"a eause s7no ss1srs iic thread. linen, 1ctcnel aa
plain cotton, received and i1z sale D
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DsEEvIIz, Ky.i alarci 8, lsdas
DzssHs. VIZ. 2. DoBns & Co, CIsCnnAT
GEE1us-At the tine Of re Gre witch eoeurrsd in
town ed February, sdons y0uF safes in buns
hOuse containing valuable paper, bank notes. SC The ere
eued the ssrnoonoi The i and We did
safe ron he burning iii he aesoon o. ne 2is
qus7y it vas buried in tie baraiaE thes Tor aoui sory
cghhou- In Toe cellar directly below Ehe-e the safe stood
se considerable lot o. lard, and several casks Of
assss, and the safe M into lief g sue s to
powerful heat when rsmozei IN ru61 from safe
ALMOST EED-EROEs With iarse bed q buauins eaall
ell aroundis Up0n psisng Up Discovered i IN he fan one
Of the hinges had been brssn, that he Of a
doors Dropped cut aesby aioH good deal q h % peue
trasas far the inside De safe fs Eiih De
door down. in sls measure protected We deem Due
yen further hat the outside doors locked
they had the door could not have fallen open, even though DE
hinge broken. When opened he safe found the pa
pers. bank notes, 4 C., all secure.
Tsry rssE seifuIly yours
lsirned1 6. ". WEIGH & Co
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The construction CT the BURGLAR PRlOR SAVES is Pc
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ter Lock-, (which possesses the great sdEnsgs Of having
M Key Hole and Jet has he security Of Pormutn-
tina Key capable Of s5C,0o00C0 changss) They vii be
found perfectly mpregnabIe
sTRATTOE & SEYMOUR
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os-,;ecsseof pa.,,~s ~ os whole 1ssssts $3.50 90
A. - ee f.ff d1 f49 50
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUTDALs APRIL 29' 1850
Going south.
Leave Nashville as II arrive at Columhia s:l5 -
Leave Nashville 255 NJ arrive at Columbia 5Sj ~
Going North
Leave Columbia 7:30 NJ arrive at Nashville 10 u.
Leave Columbia L IS P NJ, arrive at Nashville P NJ
TyE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
4 Charleston Railroad at Decatur 81,
The Evening Train going suh connecs OF COLUMBIA WIN
Train to Mount Pie ssl2t and PULASKI.
The EVENING rrain going n rib makes close connection az
Nabvie with Louisville and ashve Neroad from and aiter
Mo- a Nav IN TO Louisville and Eastern cities. But one
train Sunday. O'N' fEhHANe.
GPB&ZN superintendent
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RviIdings Lots for safe

WE otter fer sale liberal terms mum er Of beautiful
w building lois in BrOynsye; on ian sno near Ie VssI
Pike from two and hslt to three mics iiu 'N7 'S'
lots With small improvements. AL, . 80, ~. Gall. IN
Pise %. - ] beautiful lets Watkins magnificent add
ton .,,. p.-5,s pcstcb's Uardi1r's and
other Additions NS'' BUN J. L. & R. W BROWN,
IA. Cherry street.
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Lots fer the erection OF Dusine
. hnAo CaiIere st- et between urch and Broad
- houses on Co''ss0 l. & W BROWN.
Apply 10 44s ChsUy street
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TASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

JASPER BRANCAA A%AAA-AN'
OyTlcE NASHVILLE & CHAT lEooaA RAILRoap Co..
October 81, 1853
49,, II ,r. Eo,rs of Directors calls are made the
= STOCK Of the Company subscribed Tor paalhg ny
R5 c Bridgeport to Jasper, payable 70 the o. inns
Company asfOOws: , . ,-asr 1s-o ov5 two
dollars on each Share the lstdays q DscelseI1 s
~ F1rnsrv Marcl April, May June July august SepIel-
ssr October, and November, 1901. . -, - %, t,,s
psyrut may he jackson Pryor. at Jasper VI ~ ~
treasurer at his Office in Nashville ,....-t.,-fn
Pmpt-esiu meeting these calls is requested q Ine sSo
- NJ s construction Of the road depends exclusively
on ny Ge1I0 W A. GLEANES, TreasureT.
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VOL XIV
R. G. ANDERSON & CO.,
No. AZ Norm market street

FOUR DOORS RON THE sQUARE
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DAasHlu, KY NasehT. 1850.

MEssas W.B DeBBs q Co., CUeuEA1E
EEAR slnaTts safe purchased Of you in September last
has stood the great FIRE which occurred in the 22d
Fs5ruay sFlendidy had alags amount Of notes. rosps
Sc in it bere the building burned took the papers on. tEput
in sheets Of paper and apOn opening aaes e euags
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yE7E Manufacturers in calling Of every business
nan woul remark that after the fifteen experience
in manaactung be has succeeded in producing Geld Pens
which, MATERIAL workm auship and durability eps a-y
tling Ct tie kind previously made -
a G. BAGLEY, Ma-ufacturer
For sale ~ JoHN YORK Co. No IS Unioa street, Nashville
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a5O REWARD

UyOR the suprehenson end delivery Of SAMUEL HOOsER,
81 who under charge Of ourseousy having broken open the
bs nd William HaIlilt James Christopher with infant
nit murder has fJ escape and is running at large
% above reward will therefore be paid to Sho will de-
| ne sid ooser to Sheriff Of Wilson county that he
! nav ne brought to justice.
said oosr bodt % years Of about five fest ten inches
49,; on III IL sir or rather sandy hair, has at this time
wound from gun shot the right arm below the elbow
/ "O- j. n. CHRIST PIER,
/ - Gadesviale.
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rrr. Llncoin,s Oommitlal..

To represent that Mr.. Lincoln is covered
up with pledges to men, factions, cliques,
DC, within the Republican party, and that
his election will be the triumph of Weed,
of Greeley, or of some squad Of insiders or
outsiders. to the exclusion of all the rest Of
mankind, will be one of the tricks of the
Democracy during the campaign. The
Chicago Tribune has story to tell on that
points
On Monday preceding the nomination,
one of Mr.. Lincoln's trusted friends address.
ed him note telling him that his pros.
poets we're improving; but that, at the
last moment, it might be necessary to say
a word here and a word there for securing
the support Of certain interests; and the
writer of the note asked that he, with two
other friends whom he named, might be al.
lowed to negotiate" il negotiations should
become necessary. We saw Mr.. Lincoln's
reply. 1t was worthy of Washington
He said
"No gentlemen; have not asked the
nomination, and will not now buy it with
pledges. If | am nominated and elected
! shall not 90 into the Presidency as ne
tool Of this man or that or as the propert,
of any faction or oliqueP
We quote from memory, but his Ian.
guage was substantially as we give il; and
nothing but an injunction Of secresy pre-
vents us from printing the name Of the gen.
tlemal TO whom the letter was addressed
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A proverbial saying, long since passed to
a truism-"Let not the left hand know
what the right hand doeth," is disregarded
by us on this occasion. Having been a
recipient of some of the delicious, luscious
and fragrant "frst fruits" we're going to
tell of it. Our friend John BUCKINGHAM,
of Clyde, brought to our Office on Wednes-
day, large basket filled with nice marrow
fat peas, delicious strawberries, some large
enough to take two bites at-mammoth
pie-plant, stalks as large as our arm, the
whole topped off with an armful of roses
piuks, etc, etc. Our wife thinks Mr.. b. is
entitled to the first premium. ave are sat
isfed." If an editor was to have such a
garden as J. BIS he'd surely "kill hisself
eatin."
Yesterday we took from the mail
tho following letter, every word of
which is as true as "Old Abe" 10y the
way, j. B. votes for the trail spitter') for
we We eHaHlneu IOr OurSeI:
CLYDE, o., May 20, 1860.
Ed. JOURNAL, DEAR SR:-If did not
fear that the recital of the following would
be rather aggravating to the salivary glands
of yourself and readers, 1 should feel in
clined to make little note. And l be-
lieve on the whole I will venture it.
By the kindness and politeness of our mu-
tual friend, John Buckingham, Esq, few
frNhds were this afternoon invited to his hos.
pitable mansion to take tea.
On sitting down to the table what was
our surprise and delight to find before us
green peas in full perfection, and luscious
Strawberries, fair to look upon and not bad
to take. After the feast at the table, q
second, scarcely less delicious, was enjoyed
in the spacious and well cultivated yard
and garden of our friend. Such variety
of fruits and flowers, so tastiiy arranged, is
moro rarely to be found in our county than
| could desire. Among other things of mon
ster growth, allow me to notice his nam
moth pie-plant; two stalks of which l meas
ured, the full length of one being five feet
and of another five feet and four inches
the breadth of stalk being about that o.
a mans wrist.
WoHld that all might strive to emulate
tho cheerful activity and usefulness of oul
respected friend, which follows him ever
down to old age. @.
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In this place the morning OF the 30h OF consump-
tion, Mrs. ADALINE, wife of DR.. W. V. b. AMEs, aged
"a years.
In this city, Jefferson Mo.) the 25th inst Of ty-
phod pneumonia, SARAH FRANCES, wife of C. J. Cor
wIE and daughter OF Dr. A. j. BAYsE, aged "a years.
We sincerely sympathse with Mr.. CoRwIN in his aflic
tion tits but abouta week since that the Rev
JASON CoRwIS, departed this life the of which
reached him. while his wife lying the death bed
little daughter about two years old is lying dan
gerousy i'll with but little hopes other recovery
How uncertain are human hopes and human happiness
But short week since Mrs. CoRwIS in full enjoy
meut of her usual health Her child also The Destroyer
seized both about the time, and the hearthsone
that short atime since, beamed with JOY and happ
ness Is the Of bitter anguish. Mr. CoRw fol
many years the Editor Of this paper and readers
confident will join in sympathes for his
lated griefs-Js6ersOH City (MO Examiner May 2oth.
Mr.. coRwN formerly resided here aud for some time
edited the Sandusky County Democrat.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-01
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