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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
7 II nET ANn e. son

having completed their new store. and rcceiTed
new lot Of seasonable goods are PREPARED To
show as good an assortment of goods TO then
their customers as can be found IN the county,
consisting in part of English. French and AMER
can Dry Goods for Fall and Winter trade,
REdDEMADE CLOTHING,
expressly for Vermont trade, Custom-made
Boots and Shoes, Crockery, New Style Glass
Ware, Kerosene Lamps, and SO forth. Also,
Paints, Oils, Dye-s.ufs, Drugs and Medicines.
and thousand and one articles usually kept III
country store.
We have large assortment of goods which NC
shall be happy TO show at any time TO all who
will give US a call. ll-l6
MARKET PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE.
East Hardwick, Oct ii, lS60.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
4teal advertisements.
STATE or VERMONT.
"a ii- Az Ni' ASA FRENCH. JUICE Of Probate
. TATE OF YER nj

~ CALFpoNIA DI>TRICT. -.
NIRoN J. LOCKE MINOR.
The Probate CoI; Il Itc iI~iiigI Cti, .."lg- :
perSul.> Interested il In. MyTui La
RESTING ia iyli,o.l, i'll sad district.
Edw ard A tahuon Guardian 10 the aid iron y L. S
represents i SAID ori that hi s,s,. IL l.
oi the follow Ing described Real Estate. 1" h
ired "i lard Ia Kirby ia said district t.; uant
- And the said cuariia further represents said
that II will be Conducive 10 the interest hi AZ
sell SAID real estate or III. PURPOSE 81 iuIt!n. the or
cee> such sale al interest,", IN
in reai estate And said guardian has made a;lcatis-
10 said court for license and authority sell teal
hall
Said application viii he heard and decided r. said
AT the probate Office 81. Juinsbury III said G-irlU
the 18th day OF Novenh.r. lStn.
You therefore hereby notified 10 appear fetor sail
court al the lime and place aforesaid. JctI
, 10 the granting v said i,,l.>e.
Dated st. John>bury aforesaid this Sth tay OCT
Der, lStU- Iile
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge OF Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
"a EBONYTYPES Al

| ,UMBER LUMBER ! )!
The subscriber continues to furnish all kinds
oi Lumber at short notice, and on reasonable
Terms Also, Packing Boxes of every description,
ger Depot. DANIEL COLBY.
st. Johnsbury JuIy l.. 60. 1896
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
DIR. Mattison's REMEDIAL Institute

No. % Union Street, Providence, Il. /.
~ This speciality embraces ali diseases of a Private
nature both Men and omen Consultations by letter
or otherwise strictly confidential and Medicines will
sent EXPIRE from observation all parts
the country Also accommodations for patients from
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care until restored ~ health &as- The most undoubted
references and testimonials sent by mail. Address with
stamp) DR.. n. IL. NATIIsON, rs above. gS-l49
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for using and sent by express from to
all parts of the country Hu- Prepared and sold only at
MArrIsONs INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES
No. q, Union Street, Providence, X. l.
LIST or PRICES:
MOL Null strensth,} $40 per Bottle.
No.2, lhaIf - 5"
No. 8, (eight :" =
R1-An are warranted to cure, butt will be require
more OF Nos. 2 and 3, than of No l.
CAUTION.-To prevent imposition. DR.. NJ. will send
free by enclosing one stamp above. pamphlet Dis
eases of omen. and Private and Chronic maladies
generally; also Circulars Civ Ing full information with the
most uldoubted references and testimonials, without
which, no advertising ply scian. medicine this kind
deserving Of any confidence whatever Orders by mail
promptly attended to. Write your address plainly, and
direct 10 DR. MattisOn S above,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16

november.
MRssRS. HENRY T. WILSON Co.. have used your
Hair Regenerator and Hair Dressing. and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy OF
high conmen,ation, and cheerully recommend them to
Ill Who 70 restore gray hair to its original COLOR or
70 any who are troubled with dandru, disagreeahle
itching Of the head humors, to those whose hair is
falling from the head.
Knv. &. W. H CLARK, Great Fails, n. II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16

MESsas Henry r. WILSON X Co. l deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of Al hair preparations have, in many in
stances known them restore the hair where it had
Color entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humOrs Personally, have
been sharer in several Of these benefits
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
q EBON WIPES u
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
l. FOR FEMALES,
DIR. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

This celebrated Female Medicine. pos
sesSing virtues unknown OF anything else
of the kind. and proving eifectuai after all
Others have failed, is prepared from an In
dian plant used by the natives Tor the
same purpose from time immemorial. and
now for the first time offered TO the pub
lie. 1t is designed for both married and
single ladies, and is the very best thing
known for the purpose. as It will bring on
the Monthly Sickness in cases of Obstruc-
ton, after all other remedies Of the kind
have beer tried in vain. This may seem
incredible, but a cure Is guaranteed in all
, cases. OF the price will be refunded
RS- 1860 bottles have been sold In eigh-
\ teen months without single failure when
y taken as directed, and without the least
! injury to health in any case. EU- Put UP
in two ounce bottles, with full directions
nj by YnreSS Secure from QhSer Y q tiatu To
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
THE ACTION OF ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. IL, 1s00.
The Governor OF Alabama VIII publish his letter on
mursdsy. HIS proclamation calling the State Convcnt,ou
sngesher w appear the TN Of December. The ooo.
vcsson win meet on the irss Monday In January.
TIE Governors letter s similar 70 that Of Governor
ehs, OF South Carolina lie Is opposed 10 waiting for
oher Southern states 70 act and recommends Immediate
scoeeson The letter Is written 70 atisfy the people,
vh, are tired Of delay and impatient for secession.
mo urion men OF the s,s,e win make war up,n The
ssser, on the ground that II Is wise for Alsbsms 70
scosde aone the dsunon element IL largely In The
majority and ncrcaing In strength. jeremiah uemcns,
s~mcry from this sAte, and lately Of Memphis,
win be Union candidate for the Convniion. II 10 un-
dStood that Messrs Cobb and Houston OF AL ,bams, viii
hvor CO operation. kessra Clay, Fitzpatrick, Curry,
csApson, Moore, Stall worth and Pugh win favor mme
6saia 40 eeson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
TIE FEELING IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov IL, 1850.
me feeling here s thar s,uth Carolina has been VOC
prcc'paie there IA general movement Of The Sousn,
rsascssee will take part Southern conveaibco should
sae be called.
Governor Harris will probably convene tia Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
THE SECESSION EXCITEMENT SPREADING
IN VIRGINIA.

RIcaxoSp, Nov. Il, lsso.
rne secession excitement Ia spreading % rapidly ~ 70
have susycsed the prOprieiy Of organizing company Of
Minute Men IN this city The movement 10 nov on foot,
- w probably be fay msturcd By the early part Of
saza -ssk.
u~re 40 truth in The report that Governor Iescber
vrcse N Governor wise hearing Of his active move
sssi In organizing Minute Ner limiting that he (wisc)
vAs 90 logger Governr Of vreina bat that another had
soceed him ~ho would take care Of The public interests
a the staie Governor fletcher not . man Who voald
ssAsstake restrain any one much Iess Governor wsse
- asy movement Of strictly legal character mo state
ssss scan prsns Jads evidsnss of n utter want Of
ssusdston
TIE New orleass D,lia q The olh nu. which reached
sere to-day, contains the account d the discovery Of
ssv,nfy stand o under the negro cabins Of Mr..
A'sfc Hcsoen proprietor Of plantation near Pontoha
As~ls, In a. zAmmaBy parish, Louisiana II s supposed
ahcy placed there BY ab ,lisson emisssres
~ho came there ~ith view stir up negro insurrcc
No.. me matter ID 10 be strictly inquired Into.
M arm o. n A. Dryer Co Of se~ oriesus, dealers
D aass ana medsious, returned 70 Nev Yors, sisv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
THE SECESSION QUESTION IN GEORGIA.

The bEIESoIUN VUESIIUN Nv UEVHuIhs
hnLEpoxynrs, Nov. IL, 1880.
Npceches nightly made ny Senator Tcombs, Hoa.
rhonas Uoso and others In favor Of secession.
nesrs stephens johnson and others opposs secession
bitter feud exists the Georgia Legislature between
sAs stds Of Mr. Ivcrson and Howell Cobb In relation 70
tho scpstcrship.
No,hss Of interest has transprcd here to day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
A YANKEE SCHOOL TEACHER EXPELLED
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

B0SroN, Nov. II, 1850.
Vim. O. Wood, graduate Of Harvard College, has ar
rived here In the steamer South Carolina from charieton
H was civy requested leave the State, and bis pas
ne 10 this port paid Mr.. Wood In South Carolina
fuln engagement school teacher in Tie Boone
x1a dlkirtrt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

CLEARANCEs AT THE PORT OF CHARLES
TON.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10, 1890.
To Hos. A. scarIr, Collector, Sev York
MS reported that eesrances refuscd st this ofoe
Otntradict 10. Tho business OF the oice goes rs
vsual wM y. O'CLOCK, Collector.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11

! particular metre; hymn TWO hunqrcu and
thirty.throc."
Then he read tho hymn in n sort of silk
and worsted kind of voice, rs soft rs soaked
saw dust. Whilst he was doing this, picked
out the tunes and it took two of tlrem to sing
that hymn with, now | tell you. | picked
out long metre tune for the singers. Then
VIC all stood up to sing instruments in front
Just aforc we begun, / whispered to Sal and
Hckc Jones, and says l.
Put in all you know" and you'd better
believe they did it. Well, | led of the sin
gin double quick time, so that we got through,
the first stanza aforc the musicianors, had
played half their tune out. IIowsomcver,
they kept on playing, while we stopped to
breathe, and then tho congregation began to
snicker, and the minister's face looked like Il
mammoth specimen of blood beet cut i'm hal
vcs. | waited patiently for the music to
stop, and arter while it did. Then we was
just goin to sing again, when the Italian
chap, the big fiddler, you know, walks up to
me, shakes his bow in my face, and says
I" You much diabols, you-vat you call
spilc dc mowsicke. 'Spose you do it again
'vcr much sple do your head I"
You will, hey 2" says /. "Thcn guess
I'll spile yorn in advance"
Then up fist without any more adcw, and
planted under Mr.. Nincgar's left ear. Very
directly, of course, he fell and our Sal being
in the way, like uarnal fool, he struck smack
ogin her, and she fell too. Then Mr.. Sledgc-
hammer, the German man, hit me from be-
hind an awful louder on the buck of the head.
Hekc Jones hit him at the same time and
place, the rest of the male singers rushing
forward for to put in for share, tumbling
over us VIC ali laid prostratc on the floor,
and of course there was very beautiful and
general muss all around the choir.
Then some of tie gals sung out " murder"
some of 'cm Z" fire, and some on 'cm halle.
iah - Some of the congregation too sung
oat "call the constable "a sailor chap in
the gallery sung out " call the watch !"--onc
of the dcacons ran up into the pulpit, and the
minister thiukin he was comm to kill him,
shicd the big Bible at the dcacons head, and
then jumped out of the pulpit window
In the meantime Sal pulled all the 4" stash-
crs off the Italians face, and talin me for
the German violiniSt, slapped my chops most
tremendously.
Then both of tho musciancrs got up and
Hcke Jones and kicked 'cm out of the meet
in house, and the congregation kicked us out
artcr en-. Sal got her bran new kalikcr de-
lane torn all to smash
The sexton shot up the mcctin' house, and
there amt been no prcachin nor especially
singin' of any consequence there since ; and
that amt all, | don't think that there ever will
be. The muss in our choir was the only great
event talked OH for a long time in them parts,
tell We.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
Notice.

A Ill PERSONS Indebted tn the Estates Of
N Jumes Lay. deceased, and al4o of James
Nj. Lay, deceased, will make prompt payment;
and all those having delnnnds against said Es,
tatcs. must present them, legally authenticated,
within the time prescribed by Inv.
G.. VI. LAY, ESo'r & Admir-.
Aug q 1850
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
NGate 0G' SOAETl CNr0lima,

~ SoEpJSARY--CITATIoN.
1NHEREAS Reese Bowen hath applied 10 me
W for letters Nf ndminissrat0a Npo2 sSs and sim
tgular the personal estate of John D. yield, de-
ceased, late Of Georgia: The kindrcd and ored-
inrs of said tfcoesscti. Exc, therefore. cited to
appear kcfore nae at Pickeus Z. II, CO. Msatiay tho
18th Of AMswet next, 60 shew canse, IF any they
can, why sai,I letters GIloms not I've gyau,el Given
nnler 10y lhalsl nn(f seal this BIRD JEEys 1SSn.
W H. uOLCOStBE apn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
STATE OF sOUTH CAROLINA,

IN ciLli iNAnw-CITATIoN.
lVHERB.\Sr RrtiN y. Stsibling ho%Ev 7pplfcd' to-
" IHV fer Fcrrers OF administration upon all and
singular ihs personal estate Of 4. Porter Taylor;
deceased late 81 tbe District Of Pickcns and State
aforesaid: The kift'lretF and crcdiors of said de-
ceased are. therefore. cited appear before az
Pickcns c. II. OH Monday 1Sh Ns,ysst to shc>s
cause IL any they can why said letters +lioud noe
he granted. Given under my hand nh'C scal, this
6lst July, 1860.
W. T.. IIOLCOMBE. 0rm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
Law Notice,

1'iIE undersigned have formed n tsst,nershjp in
l the practice Of I.SW and EqAi,y fot pickchs
Disrich Mr. lIADDgH may Ire copsMlted a, his
Office in Picscns aud Mr. OTR ai Anderson,
JiSfES T.. ORR.
W. VI. MADDEN.
piekeps G. II. May 10, 1860 42-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
W. Il. IGOLCOMBE. mr.m.
Blacksnithing.
State OF South Carolina,
DIlE INA,S III S,rIllLNIn

Office Court of General Sessions and Commons
Pleas.
j. +. HACOOD. Clerk ,,f snid Court, in,
Il pursuance of the directions of tho Act of'
'be Legislature. in such cnsc made aud provi-.
"a :. do hereby give public notice that an clccton
for ,"erk. Sheriff, and Tnx Collector, fnr Pick
ems h, rict, will he hold on Monday tho Goth.
day of A. ."st next. mt the usual places of clcc-.
ton Lhroughu,t the said district.
Witness my h.. 4 at Pickcns c. H., this 10th;
day Of June a. b. $50.
j. +. i+4GOOD. cGs.4c.r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
Che Christiar's Home.

1no OnflSJian's Home.
Lapnch thy bark, mariner.
Christian. God speed thee
Let loose thy rudder band,
Good angels lead thee
Set thy sails warily,
TempcstS will come:
Steer thy oourse steadily,
Christian, s,ect home
Look to The weather bow,
Breakers atc round thee;
Let fall Thy plummct now.
Shadows may ground thee;
Reef In The forcsail there.
Hold the helm fast.
So let the vessel wear.
There swept the blast.
"What of The night, watch,nan
What of the night"
"Cloudy--ail quiet.
No hand yct-all's right"
Bc wakeful, he vigilant,
Danger may be
AT an hour when all secme,h
Securest to thee.
How gains the leak so fast?
Clear out the hold;
Hoist up thy merchaudisc,
Heavc out thy gold.
There, lei the imgots go,
Now tho ship rights;
Ilurrah! the hnrbor's near,
LO the rcd lights?
Slackcn not sail yet
An inlet or island,
Straight for the beacon steer,
Straight for the highland;
Crowd all thy canvass on,
Cut through the fonm;
Christian cast anchor now,
Heaven is thy home
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IN ORDINARY CITATION.
NNIIEREAS. Rob't A. Thompson, G. f. r. H.,
' ' applies for letters of administration. with,
the will annexed, on the estate OF Eob't H. Miller
dccc sed late of the District of Pickens and Stete
aforesaid: The kindred and creditors OF snid de
ceased. aro therefore, cited to appear before Mt
Pickcns c. IL. on Th,TJlnN Iah ,tay of September
next, TO shew cause. If any they can, why sid let
ters shonid not be granted Given uAtleH ny hand
and seal, !his both July, 1860.
HOTC0NIRly opn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIlIEREAS, Robt. A. Thompson. C. u. r.. d.,
applies to mo for letters of administration,
upon all and singular the personal estate of Mary
Murphy. deceased, late of Georgia. The kindred
aud crc,litorSof said deceased, therefore. cited
TO appear before inc at Pckcns G.. III. on Friday
''h ScptvmUo', a" "v.' sNS.vO. 40 -.,., liav
why said letters should not he granted. Given.
under my hand and seal this 36ih July. 1860.
w. T.. HOIGOMl}E ORD
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11

trenllously repeating: " The IorSalls brcS|
Holy temple; let the earth keep slle%S..
fore Him /" and while we repeat tile sols'l
ritual, we anticipate the blessed Sabbath, nm
never ends. @
All hail to Saturday nights They a.
like tho footprints of angels on the sands
time.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
THE I;TATR OF SOUTH CAROLIN.A

IN OrSGESARII-eI5 eI5:tIrSsS.
\VRREtlSS. Ha&t. a. The1ipssA- g.. T. Y. D.,
" spPles 20, ne Tor letters of aslasIpS9tBation
Upon aii n+i sipguiur ;v pcrsonHi csiuic II SnnH
Fickk, deceased late of the State of Georgia: Tie
kindred and creditors of said deceased arc lhtr.
fore, Sisei tS RPpSsr hefpro $50 at Eickeps g. II.
on Monday ara &0sh day q Aaknst next. 10 shevs
cause ii any sEey can, why said letters should noa
be granted Given under my hant aud seal, this
5th July, 1860
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11
GREENVILLG MARBlE YARD.

GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.
FENlIE subscriber has on hand and Is constant
a ly resolving large and varied assort NEST O
American and Italia9 Marble,
TO which he wonld call the ntttafion 6f ilowe in
want of q suitable Monument tdmafk the smut
where reposc the remains of thoif dararted rel
ativcs and friends. CARVING sud lc!setire Of
oil kinds neatly and Smpily executed.
Rsss farti':". attention paid to orders hy nail
JAMES nj. ALLEN.
Grcen,illc C. H., S. c.. Prb % sl-tf
N5. lie rcicrs to G Ngcsti;old. Cover. Cox.
Markly & Co.. DIR. NJ B Earle, w n Wateon,
Es'I.. Col ID Hoke, r Mckay. Esq, 49,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11

EVERY desire. bears its death in it's We ry
qualification Curiosity lauahishcs under rc.
peatcd stimulauts, and poyclGcs cease to cx.
cite surprise, until ut length we cannot won,
der MI N n,irucle h>
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11

"JAcK," said a man to a lad just entering
his teens, your fathers drowned -
"Darn it'll" replied the young hopeful,
"and he's got my knife in his pockctw
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-11

Saturday night Don't you love, reader,
to think Of tic morrow; how you will hear
the old organ peal throngh the long aisics, hid
the sweet yciso ofthe singers awaken ,nelody
in tho house of God And then the voice
Of tho dear old pastor, while thc breezcs play
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
neek. for the Hind.

Ia 1851 sano q tbe nn<t distinguished citixsns of
Kentack were treaEpoFated 10 PFiat bsks IN raisea
letters fsr the Il e bind Ia several states AJAX
HAY RoaFds have been rma4 AID tsss pea
sye but baeyoient saisFpTise. The mesneers ~ the
hssrd arr seueraiy Wen kReea u The pzhlc az ua<a
q soaad ia gmsat strict insegTty, aad ehFsEsaa be
neFoience. Tie AaxillzFy AsslTd ser TIE stat q
Teanessee, Seiil ;. nra~R. c X winstoa, r. Fogg
A. l. r. Gsren, etc ~ere Appreciated b. the Iesisls-
% SIS Al recent meeting OF tbs Raard }
r. fiegg was ciected Agent - sotcit saksrrsptt8as
and dsnatioas fcs The purpose Il llac - books u
raised letters wilia The reach % AL th1 i throagh-
car ne Stale Mr.. e. = the cay asent u Tennessee
aathestzed % receive Subscriptions aud aenasioas
anG as sscA Is seerrdiied 81 tie bs4rSs me moaey
Fsceivra b. the Agesf wtli be pad 20 the Tras
t-~s VINO requires 81 azs - elect Treasurer,
aad tsks hss bead shs e sio 600 Tor tie
ray u The msney depos-ied vita hln. ehssid tie
ealef fail thee the Trustees eoaad b refund
"a tle do-eFs the mszsy contrt9uted. Taey are n
dsa1Siy Iaais for lie Encouragement e tie fen4S
eoaltttea - their kexpsag- Tae riatlaE ~ RAISED
IetteFs skIsazivs- al she dtarrenG be - tat
Be aoiztaed saieh laws eeca pssHte1, ccntzia
aesai lar taes TIE sazaissy u Feaang fssad N ths
tsIbiz.
Il uili Be tue seleet u ths assaiaE Essse AZ los
lxSiAs = partially sup3ty tbs gEe<a aeaeA1asy q
eeSks - dtetr4bgts tesa sFsszsEaasiE 4 hllsd Per
ssas - ae are aasbze . psEcAzss an1 give In seeA
STATE HaEabef - bsaks pFpFaEsees q Eae zznsznt
ralsss tsssia ne l}osrd Il Irsss-ss - xssl...ss
s<s sedsF be sapess q ths aasdszrs a4Fas e
slasse skttss sash lsEsieets - tAs EazsznshFep1s
saissPs4s.--x@skszlss .xsss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
Sbsrig's Satfs.
St,er;ns Sale,

DY virtae OF q "a directed nd delivered from
ID the Honorable Chsncery Court of Davidson
county. Teanessee, At lbs asember Term, 1889,
viii exposs q pGbc sale 10 the kiSbost bidder fr
cash the Court House f4rd. In The clty u NASH
yle, Saturday, tie 5th day a Nay, 1870. All tAe
L n. Mtgtn tIen bal. or may have since acquired
and to the following described: two H-ero slaves
an-i three heFses, 10 Nil: name Julius aged
aboat fprty tive years, &c black comps xira, aaa
>vJ aged about tiifiy eight ysars, Of OARS complex
nn. ani ose sefre, ID tSs bay barses being tesi-
sly Judgment rendered IN favor Of iShs g. ilsaves
&, add n iaz fhs use &c, against "a LsWrence and
Charles L IL. NJ lin tais, April An, $500.
JAMES IT, HIS ton. sheriff,
sprS-sd. BY T. G. nxxks, D. sheriff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

Horns Brass 'BAND.-The band of skillful
and popular musicians vino have long made
music for the public here and elsewhere,
known as Horns Brass Band. has ceased to
exist as brass band, the members thereof
having very recently purchased a splendid
st Of silver instruments, aud are now called
Horns Silver Band.
The instruments embrace all the latest i'm
proVemenls, and are finished up in the high
est style. They cost something over eight
hundred dollars. The members of the Band
are determined to be up with the times, as
this lavish expenditure for Instruments goes
to show.
IL will be seen from the card of Capt. HoRN,
which will be found in our columns this
morning, that his Band is at all times at the
service of the public, both here and abroad
TO those who may wish TO engage music of
the kind, We commend Horns Silver Band.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

u is said Of Jalliea that, shortly before bis
death. be entered his house armed with a
large knife, Come herr,s said he To his adop-
led child, a girl about eighteen years old. Il
am going to let you bear the angels sing. =
He was gong 10 cut her threat. She had
presence Of mind enough TO reply: "wiIIing-
ly; bat before go iet me hear yoa play on
the f'geolei. that may compare your mu~ic
aud theirs." julien thought the idea excl
lent, and went 20 ge, bis fageoiet; while he
was gone the child called The servants. the
unhappy mailman was scared and carried 90
the private madhouse, where he died few
days afterward-