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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

PROBABILITIES OF SPECIAL. SESSION. or
CoSeExss.-The calculation now Is that we
shall have special session OF cengFess, as
the House will refuse 10 pass the bill for the
payment Of the Public Debt, unless aceon-
panied BY the Tariff amendment This
amendment the Senate will reject. The re-
suit will be an adjournment without the pas
sage Of the bill, and call OF nm extra ses-
sion. Such Il the expectation Of the Repaid
hcans, who have determined on having no
provisions for raising money II such IN sp-
preparation Of II b msdes-H y. Tins
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

The steamship Great Eastern is to leave
England for this port on the 9Th of June. We
understand that it is the intention of the
Company that she shall remain some time in
port to give an opportunity for her being
visited by the public. after which she will re-
turn TO England. The steamship will be
consigned to Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co.
The Great Eastern may be expected to ar
rive about the 18th OF Juue.-N i. Courier
ard ENQUIRER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

Holloway's Pills.-NervOus disorders orig
mate in the fluids the brain the nervous system
and consequently require some potent remedy to as
sst nature ia her functions aid for which, these mel
icines are admirably adapted, as they relieve the
head and stomach, the very mai springs of life, and
by expeling the unhealthy distractions, restore en-
ergy and yigor. mayoO-i"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

The AGONY OF THE PREsIDEET.-It is Civ
en- out that Mr.. Buchanan exclaimed yester-
day: "When will my troubles cease. l have
had Douglas, Walker. Forney, Covode, and
poor Fowler on hand; and now comes an
other Internal cargo of captured niggers to
add TO my vocation. Philadelphia Press.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

Thar NKckAcE.-The splendid necklace
OF briliiants. valued at 50 900, which attract
Ell o much attention recently in the show
case Of Acssrz. Tiffany 4 TO-. Broadway, New
York, is missing, and much anxiety has been
expressed by the bellies OF the great metrop-
oils as TO what has become CT is. We can
announce 10 them that IL Is safe, having been
purchased by Bostoniaa rs nuptiai pres
ent 10 = fair one. now 4 wife, and lady ia
all respects worthy 10 wear such = rare bril-
liAnt.-Bost0Fs C5llTfsT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
SbariG's Sa!es.
SlaeriGs Sale.

DY virtue ola venditi0ni exPonss to me directed and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson CO.. Tenn, At its January Term, Is6e viii
expose public sale 60 the highest bidder for cash
the Court House Yard, in the CITY of Nashville,
SATURDAY. the eth DAY OF JCNE, 1850. all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, which JOei
a. Battle then had, or may have since acquired
iE and To the following described tract OF land, cou
tanning Eight Hundr cd Acres, bounded follows
bounded the South by the lands of :. J. Battle
the Est by the lands of R. Brock, Cas. johnson and
Gray. on Tie North by VIM Austin, and on the West
by the lands OF ~ Bush and joseph bland and Mrs.
5. J Baltic. Levy made at O'Clock A. NJ. May lstli
ls6O being the me where Joel a. Battle now resides
being levied on the property of Joel A. Battle 10
satisfy judo ncnt rendered OF the Bank Of
tennessee against Jo.l A. Battle. May lsth lseO
mayl6-td X. BRANCH, Dep sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

ss-Greeley, of the n. Y. Tribune, says
'the Bell and Everett ticket will be support
ed by no honest man." 1t would take at
least five pounds OF CASTLE soap and five
buckets of water TO cleanse the dirty hole
that Greeley calls his mouth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

~ The President. it is stated, will not
sign the navy pay bill, neither will he veto
it, but will allow it 10 become law by re-
naming in his possession over ten days. He
believes that it is an improper bill, but mas
much as it passed by over two-thirds vote
in both Houses, he does not consider himself
justified ia yetcing it.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

s- There was a meeting at Raleigh, ~
c., last week, at which resolutions were pass
ed, and several prominent Democrats made
speeches, sustaining the views o. DoO0IAs.
The Wilmington Journal is very much sur
prised ut the affection which has sprung up
for him in certain quarters.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
Twe had The

fE-We had the pleasure OF meeting hero
on Thursday, Nc. Geo. A'I.eod, the able
Chief Engineer Of the Memphis Branch head
from Bowling Green 20 the Junction with our
road at the State line Much o. the success.
which has attended The progress OF ih= rosa
thus far IL attributable 10 bis ABILITY snn
management. We leaFnsd from him that
there 4 now but little doubt that The road
will be completed from the Tennessee line 70
Russellsllle some time In September, and 10
Bowling Green within few weeks thsre<l+
tsF-Qarkssils y<5uss1iab,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
M aasaehusetss.

National Union, BELL and EyERErr Clubs
have just been organized in RoIbury. New
ton, Maiden, Woburn. and other towns OF
Massachusetts, Many Of the leading men of
the State are On - lists for President and
Vice Presidents
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

ARTEsIAS WELL.-Mr. Thos. II. Probert is
now having bored an artesian well on his
premises. We understand that some ninety
feet of solid rock have been penetrated SO far.
This settles the question as TO Mount Ster-
ling having ''solid" fouudation.-Ut. .Ster-
ling Wing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
Tempest's Fruit Jars.

M have hand several hundred dozen Quarts
w and Half Gallon Of these famous Fruit Jars
The simplest cheapest and best article vet invented
fer the preservation Of Fruit and Veg tables.
Tempest's Jars preserve STRAWBERRIES
Tempest's Jars preserve RAsPBERKIRs
Tempest's Jars preserve BIACKBERRIEs
Tempest's Jars preserve PIE PANT
Tempcst's Jars preserve PEACHES
TemPest's Jars preserve PHYS
Tcmpest's Jars preserve OUNCES
Tempests Jars preserve CHERRIES
TemPcst's Jars preserve TCMErossi
We have a full supply OF Arthur's Glass, Stone and
Tin Jars OF all sizes.
Al.SO.-Ludlow's Glass and Tin Jars, all sizes
which We eorering at cost price feel assured
that
Tempest's Stone Jars
must snpercede all others.
june 6-f MACKENZIE & MINCHIN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED Ell
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NASHVILLE. TENN.

BERTHA PERCY, OK, L'EsPERANcE, by Msrearz,e
Field New York, D. Appleton Co.
HISTORY OF THE REFUBJC OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA AS TRACED N TIE
WRITINGS OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON AND
OF HIS ooTEMPoRARIEs, in vols, by John
Hamilton. Published by D Appleton Co.
TIE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
Iet FROM TIE DISCOVERY OF THE CONTINENT
TO THE CLOSE OF TIE FIRST SESSION OF TIE
THIRTI-FIFTii CONGRESS, By J. Il Patton
Elaborate histories Of the United Ststes have been
ably written; conpends, OF school histories. snd
well adapted TO the place they are designed TO m are
numerous Between these con ponds aud the werk
extending to six volumes there is room, as
II 8 necessity, for History that shall be sur
Geen:ly elaborate TO the direct Influences thai
hsye had power in moulding the character of II =
Nation aud its Institutions, moral and political
volume that should present fully consistent
with this design those which are interesting
in themselves characteristic OF the times and peo
endeavored to supply. Published by .. Appleton +
Co., New York.
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPAEDIA. A Dictionary OF
universal knowledge 10 the people. Illustrated
vol. /. a. Bell.
PLATo'S APOLOGY AND CRTTo, by Tyler.
EXERCISES ~ FRENCH SYSTAX, WtnkIe.aan; ar.
ranged aficr Po.rtsvln's ssSyaiaxe FrsI.caise.''
MANUEL OF CHURCH MUSIC, by Walter.
Constantly receiving all new Books by E~press
Call and examine them. r. HAGAN
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
mARnIEn.

Ia ce1ashs. "a he -ssh ak, b ReT. wm. N-sk,
Mr.. r. Tuooas ana Mss Mxrsiz +, daughter OF
csa- g. ", cofdsa. al Of TIA. pl.cs
sAx, eosh q lais cay,
os he sra lass., NJ. ). EsetszssD and Ma. 50.
uss EsEst-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

For BELL AND EvEnTr.-The Baltimore
Pafrid ssys-
In regard TO the course OF this paper. to
settle the matter at once and forever, We
again proclaim that We have been, now are.
aud expect to be the advocates of Bell and
Everett; and such has been our course from
the moment vi their nomination &c the pres
cut hour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Broadway, New York.

VI HEN completed six years ago the 81. Nicholas
w was universally pronounced the most mSgnih-
cent, convenient and thoroughly ganized estah-
lShment Of the Kind this continent. What u was
then Il remains to-day-wIthout a rival in size IA
fort and enjoyment Ths Hotel has accommodations
for loco guests, including leo complete suites OF
apartments for families. Six hundred persons can
Toe comfortably seated At The tables OF its three pub
lie dining rooms. and nothing that modern art has
devised Tor the convenience and social qualification
of the traveliig public has been omitted IN It's plan
is neglected ia its practical details Tie early rep
utatioa OF the house at home and abroad derived
from It's magnitude, its Superb appointments, and its
home like comforts sud Ia XurrS has been enhanced
every year by the wesried exerions the proprI
tors TREADWELI., WHIrCOMB * co.
may2l-5m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres.

Which hne and productive soil there is in the
county or State There IS beautiful building site
which commands the view OF the entire neishbnr-
hood sad IS well st IN Blue Grass, with a beautiful
growth Of hns forest trees. Between any and sixty
acres is fine clover land in growth; the balance we'll
tmbcred, for all useful purposes There is also a
never failing spring upon the tract, which affords
3 suficiency OF water for all purposes
Thuse Wishing purchase splendid tract OF land
in 5 fine neighborhood, and with all other advanta
ses, would do well Ia call aud see Tor themselves as
am DESTROYS OF selling.
For te:ms, &c, apply TO CLASCOCK & NEWSoM.
10 the Undersigned on the premises.
-avI5-triwIm " B. HIDE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

Aprrsx TO IADIRs.-we are aware there many
our Lady readers who complaining Of weakness
and debility. Our advice is to 90 a. once and get
some Of Mel Exss SrEEScTaEsusG Combat AND BLOOD
Prnf1xn. 1t Is delicious Tonic, and just the thing
to Strengthen and Inyigarate The whole Organization,
and purify the Blood See advertisement another
column sF mylo-dSw1m :
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
A l. : o.
JOHNS & CROsLEY,s
Improved Glaita Pueha Cement Reofing.


rnx tuEsPEsr AND xosT pCksHtE Koo5IxG rsE. In
Il FEooF- II can be apPised a. SEs
sna Hooss kIsDs and 10 obi sflsngls Foofs
prsiteaf rsmorsai tsS sAsagies.
THE COST - ONLY ABOUT ONE THIRD THAT or
TIN, ASD Is TWICE As DuAABl-E-
GurIA PERca, CzxkST for presers lag and repairing
It's and NExAE llcoEs Of every description
From is great elasticity, u Dot iLlsred BY The co.,
lr3etioa aud erpsnsicn OF n.esala eaS All eTek
~ cold oF Tszs s1arss sSstksr- These materials
have been thosooghiy tested Ia New York and an
parts Of TIE S<afkerG zaa Western States and sc
give sbanltzHs proof Ct all elaiEl n their
savog.
Thsy are re- ldiiy applied bs orilnaEy Asorers, a.
iFtdang exrez'N-
"No HEAr Is REQUIpED"
These materials are pot up ready Zoe use. and ar
spplng 20 atl parts 81 ne euentry Nith fa pFite
directions las epP. tcA1iJn.
Fall sescrlE,sisa circulars vii be fnr~zze1 sF
plea fssn ssall or ia person. RrlsrEpal en-
ses sic glE.tsA fW Az f1pf<zase n N hetSs fifL
p, SIS ftLk9S 81. feses Y ~ ~. 49,
LYk. 1Vhs7 = N5t-rA-s>As
la1s1-sm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

MRS wansiow, an experiences nurse az
emaie ply sician, has soothing syrup for children
eethins, which greatly Facilitates the process of
teeihizz .by softenine the Eumsreiucine llnflama
oa-wiD eliay ali pain and is sure to reguiatethe
bowels Depend uponit, mothers, 1t wiifgiye rest
yourselves and reiiefan health to your infants
Perfectly safe in aiicases. See advertisement n
mother column ~ ~ fune-d&11y 8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
Choice New Grass Butter.

dH PIGS. fine new Fresh Butter will arrive on
~tO tomorrow morning per Railroad, and for sale
by BENZ. p SHIELDS CO.
A FINE Buggy Horse for saie-apply 20
IA mayl5 BENZ p SHIELDS 4 Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

The q. s. steamers stationed of the coast
of Cuba are doing an active business, a third
prize having been taken, with 500 more ne
groes TO be returned 10 the African centi-
nent at the expense Of the government treas
ury. The captures of the last few weeks
are as follows
April &c.. Bark Wildfre, 5ls negroes.
May 9......... Bark William, $50
May French bark, 500 :. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
STRAWBERRIES.

M OW Is the time 10 put them up. The best Jar
IN - Tempestis yellow Stone Jar-the best and the
cheapest.
RkERIGER aTORS.-If you want your butter hard,
yOsr Fruits cool your % FOR tue table and
your Zee get Of best Philadelphia RefrgrTa-
Iorsthe most economical aud tue best article IA the
market MACKENZIE 4 MINCnIS.
mayl5-H
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

TOTAL 49, a.. 49,. s5t9
This is pretty fair business, but is likely
to have very little perceptible effect in dis
couraging tine slave trade, as the marked
price Of negroes in Cuba will advance in pro-
portion as the supplies are cut OF. and so
will bring out fresh adsenturers. Yet these
captures will subject the general government
to heavy costs The British government, in
disposing of captured negroes, has decidedly
the advantage, as they are Immediately Ian
ded in her tropical colonies. and made to
supply demand for labor which has been
severely felt. Thus revenue is produced
which goes far TO reward the philanthropy
supposed to be exercised on the part of the
British nation. When the Empire Of Brazil
was engaged in suppressing the slave-trade,
all captives were appropriated as laborers
for term of years on the public works, by
which the naval forces employed were, IN
some degree, made selfsustaining. The Uni
ted States, on the contrary, "woIk for MOTH
ing and find themselves."-StGteS and Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
LAND FOR, SALE.

L AN Offering for sale, privately n portion OF
l. my land upon which now live ,Ebou; I've uliies
from the city, Immediately fronting IEy dess Fer
ry pike. The amount proposed 10 be sold Is
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

~s pozES ssns FsesA ss.ehes ,tzst reserved ase
.ssii-u r. NzzxlI, HooPFR 5 %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
coune<sicut.

From the SeF haven Journal
The Constitutional Union meeting at New
uaven vss held on Wednesday evening
Fr-d j. C<Ihoun, Of New Haven, called ths
meetins to order, and the following nomi
ustioEs for officers adopted:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
A Magnificent Chance.
Canes! Canes /!

A SUPERB lot CT Canes, received and for sale BY
~ apfs-tf j. IL. McsiIL
Jusl Received by n. A. Parrish 1 TO.
0AQ Rags Crushed Corn:
%OO leo bags PANTY Neal,
aso bags White Meal Corn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
For President.
JOHN 3. EoBERTsoS, Of New 1 OK
H;ce Presidents.

Vice Presidents. ---=-----
John Durham, Norwich,
E. s. Quintard, New Haven,
E n. Shelton, Derby
L.W. Sperry. New Haven,
#. B. Loomis, New London,
nc Miles. Milford,
LYMAN C. Coe. Waterbury,
p. 4. Jewett, New Haven,
Charles II. Leeds, Stamford,
VIM Lewis, New Haven, 90
Selah Strong, Pennington,
Philip Pond, New Haven,
s. W. White, Hartford.
Harry Prescott, New Haven,
A. S. Bristol, Milford.
!SeezetgTies.
Henry G. Lewis. New Haven,
W. G.. Judson, New Haven,
FL. Calhoun, New Haven,
Charles A. Hswley, Stamford.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
Joseph Meveigh Plaintiff,
n0stuvt

Joseph Mcveigh Plaintiff, The State I
against Ohio. Vintor
John Hanon and Joseph Hanen, County. SIS
partners doing business under the Court of Com.
firm, name and style and J & j. mon Pleas.
Hsnen, defendants.
THE said John Hanen and Joseph Hanen Of the
l. State of Pennsylvania, will take notice tha,
the said Joseph McVeigh, of Vinton County
Ohio did, on the 18th day of January, a. D. IS.
so, file his petition in the Court ofCnnmon Pleas
within and for said Vinton County, against the
said John fianen and Joseph Hanen. partnersdo-
ing business under the firm name and style Of j.
d j. lIanen, defendants, tetting forth that said
defendants, on the 18th day ofAugust, A. discs.
sold to said plaintiff twenty-five head of sheep
at and for the consideration of the sum Of two
hundred and forty dollars. TO be paid therefor by
Said plaintiff ttosaid defendants. falsely and fraud
uiently representing that said sheep were healthy
and free from all disease and that they would
produce from six to eigh: pounds of Rne wool per
head annually. That in trgth and IN fact said
sheep were not healthy and free from disease but
on the contrary had at the timo Of such sale a
highly contagious and ineurable disease com.
monty called foot rot, t,n-nor would said sheen
produce more than from three to four pounds of
wool per head annually; all of which the said de-
fendant. at the time Of said sale, we'll knew. bu.
wholly conccaled the same from said plaintiff
That said disease, without the fault ofsaid plain
tiff. communicated from said diseased sheep to
twelve ether healthy sheep Of said plaintiff and
to the increase Of all of said Sheep that several
Of the said sheep have died from said disease;-
that plaintiff has been at great loss in attending
and endeavoring to cure said sheep said disease
and that the same are of no value whatever; that
thereby said plaintiff has sustained damage. and
praying fora Judgment against said defendants
for three hundred and fifty dollars as the damag-
ofsaid paihtifin the premises; that said plain
tiff has causee to b. issued out of said Court an
order Of attachment, by virtue ofwhch q num-
Der Of sheep have been attached as the property
ofsaid defendants and that said defendants are
notified that they are required 10 appear and an
aver said petition on or before the thirl Eatur-
day after tho 9th day ofAIareh. A. y. 1896.
By BINGEIAH& d HAMILTON.
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
February Q, lS80.-26'6w, ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-16
A Bateil of Them.

We published, few days since, the
exposure Of the defalcation OF Elder
Peck, the Republican State Treasurer
in Maine. His accounts were about
seventy-6ve or eighty Thousand dollars
short. The elder had lost a portion
OF the money in private specular ions,
and had spent great deal TO elect
three OF four Republican members Of
Congress from his State. 1t appears
that he is not the only State Tfeasu.
rer who is in trouble. 1t is ascertain
ed, BY the report Of an investigating
committee, that it will require abont
one hundred aud ten Thousand dollars
to make the accounts of Mr.. McKin.
ney, the Republican State Treasurer
Of Michigan, square with the people.
While these developments are beiug
made, the people OF Ohio are trying
a late Republican State Treasurer
(Gibson) Tor embezzling their funds to
q large amount. The Republican
State utficers in Illinois. and particu.
larlY the Treasurer, are suspected Of
having performed financial exploits,
that will not rebound to the interests
of the people; however much they
may benefit themselves individually,
These are the kind nf officials whom
that party place in power, which 10
declaiming against the corrnptlon and
extravagance OF tho D.mocracy.-
Gin. EaQ. --
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-16
IIcgs-
John y. Hnis0n, Administra

John n. Huison, Adminisira ..
Of the estate Of Joseph Gill, -
deceased, VS.. Petition.
Margaret Gill and others. Lands. -
irVo Richard Morgan, whose place ofresidence
l. is unknown: You are horeby informed that
OIL the 9Th day Of January, a. d. 1850, rAla Ad-
mnistrator filed his petition in the Probate Court
of Vinton County, Ohio; the object and pTayerof
which petition is 70 obtain an order Se.. tor the
assignment Of dover Of Margare. Gill, widow OF
Joseph Gill, deceased. ard foF raie ofthe follow
ing real estate: OuI-lot number eighteen, NO.
as and the north half Of out-lot number eleven,
ID No II y in tho town Of McArthur, Vinton Conn
ty, Ohio. Also the equitable interest otsaid de-
ceased Joseph Gill, IN and 10 the following dc,
seribed real estate, to-wit: Que equal ndtvlded
half Of three -fourths of an acre Of land begin-
ming on the east side Of The north eastquarter OF
the north westquErter Of section number TWEEN
ty-two. (No. %, } Township number eleven, No.
IL. of Range number seventeen. No. II, N
stable six chains from the north line Of said Sec
tiOn; thence west three chains to Stako; thence
south two chains and fifty links; thence enst lhree
chains to the place Of beginning containing three
fourths Of an acre as aforesaid, aud intended as
an entrance and outlet 10 O coal hank on said 4e
acre let, and of Ole eqnal undivided hsfof the
stone coal contained within or upon the following
described 40 acre tract Of land to-wit: Said
northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
Section numbertwOnty-two, No. %, } Township
and Range aforesaid; the privilege Of entering
and mining said coal in and upon said 40 acre
tract being ronfued and limited (for said en-
trance aud Outlet thereto) to said x Of IN acre
tract Of land; and that unless you appear and an
swer petition by the 25th day Of February, A. ID:
1860, said prayer in said petition WILDE granted
and an order of9ale issued for the sale Of said
premises.
JOHN y. HUTSON. Administrator.
BY YAPLE e. MAcKEY his Au'ys.
January lg 1s6O-99'4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-16

A man by the name Of James Carl
was killed on the 81 inst. near Lime.
rtoEe Furnace in this county, by Isaac
Hoe or. The two men were out cut
tiny wood, and some dis pute arising
between them, uoctor literally hcwed
Carl to pieces and buried his remains
in u coal bank Suspicion being
awakened by the abseEce Of Carl,
search was made and his body found
where it had been buried. doctor IS
still ar large Iron Valley kgpreSs.