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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-28
TrUstee's sale of VlIuabIe Negroes.

NY virtue cf Deed Of TsE executed b l. Bs
ceased to the understand Trustee the 18th dlg
April 1859 and registered il tie Registers Ocs OF Cheatha
county in book A. page f4 and IN Dickson county in Register
Once in hook pages las snd i6 will Ofr for sac before
the Court House deor city OF Nashville, satuTdayshs
10Th ay on Novebr many % the slaves msnoneia
deed, Consisting Of and chi dreu VII
isfy the debt Tor which said deed executed
Terms OF Sale, Cash.
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DUCK RIVETF.

HX7E have $40 of Land for sale in the bend Of Dueh
River Wlthn2 miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
CHATTANOOGA Railroad Said lands bounded
sn Duck River, Willis BlantOn and Abner Barton TWnhrdI
OF tbs is river bottom acres cleared
several good springs, and is No Stock Farm. We will sell
hall or all OF the tract to suit purchasers Those Wisbn
TO bly, good STOCK Farm in healthy country good community
you'd do well look soon As we are deter
ned to sell. FOR further address Barton u
lahoma, or c. O. Brewer, Manchester.
doci5-tW&wtf BREWER & BARTON
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0''1S' N'-1-i''' u '4'1 ose'
VEVITs is tcgether new medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable Ergdom being entirely
abstract 81 ure, Irrespective all and
out systems published by quack TO the suer
unnatel his tuty have this Elixir tested by
the whole Medical Faculty who, witho7t dissenting
control the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced and when all Oher medicines the Pharmaco
pis have been tried in Long thought years patient
crownsd the Doc rs Efforts and he nov offers the Elixir % sur
fernr hus0 the only thing that cure the following
dseases-usmey
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Del res'ion,
Deter nnaton Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hystsris,
RestIesshsss ard sleepIessness At Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss of appetite,
Dyspepsia,
DISCRIMINATION Of the Organs Of
Papitatiou Of the Heart,
And fact. c5ncomtants Of nervous deia;ed
state OF the system.
As a StimuIant,
quite alcoholic preparations. It
jec to reactions shape continues its influence
its presence.
As Female Medicine,
equally powerful effective the equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines which for years
flooded the market and which only injurious pso
o; assisting renOvatng the constitution for very good
too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
ignoran 0! the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks it we'll to stake his professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least
parts the ingredients OF his RjuVenanK ExrWe know
ing what ruin has been enaed the community by opium and
Generally to the debated DR.. Wright would say Never
despair Nc matter how down may matter how
matter what the have beensrEake
Whatever led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
RejuvenRtfng Elixir,
And you will n1 yourself pride instead o.
the friends and healthy, sound aud worthy
lAemsr Of the human family.
II Price - per bottle three bottles for s. and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States
Sold BY all respectable ug throughout the United States
and Canadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the prophetors
j. WRIGHT & CO.
q and Isl ChaItres street,
New Orleans, La
scld in Nashville By O. W. Henlershot Berry DemoVe.
Ewing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists. Cc
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The Spencer House. Cincinnati, perfect bee
hive of hOneymoOns one night last week, ON which
occasion there were actually nine bridal parties
journng under its roof TO of the couples were
from Kentucky two from Tennessee, one from Ark
anSas one from Ohio, one from Louisiana, one from
Missouri and one from Mississippi
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MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced and female physician has Soothing
Syrup children teng, whh greatly facilitates the prOSes
Of teehing by soenng the gums, reducing all inflammation
will aay all pain AMI is to regulate the bowels Depend
upon mothers will give es to yourselyeI and relief and
IN your infants Perfcly safe in all See HaVer
tisemept in another column oct2s-ly
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yEyUAT very desirable House Lot occupied by uv,lf a.
dzeng Immediately opposite the hotel, on Cherry
for the balasc o. this and for the year
Ce.24-2E Will /. BOYD, in.
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The value of property held by the Board Of Pub
lie Schools of st. Louis S2.5l0S3l,
Governor Morgan has appointed the New York
Thanksgiving fO- November 18th.
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TOT TIC OUUkFcsbIOHII DlsITICINs
First DisUrict-A. g. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne.
Third " d. NJ. KEY. of Hamilton.
Fourth " THOMAS B. MURRAY, Of Warren
Fifth " VIM. B. BATE of Sumner.
Sixth " GEORGE CAN'T, Of Maury.
Seventh e " n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth ROBT. W. HAYWOOD. of Davidson,
Ninth " J. d. C. ATKINS, of Henry.
Tenth II. S BRADFORD, Of Haywood
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Drak, Glossy, and
LuXuFiaut Hair!
HOW!
by u,ng Heinstre.ts ITtmi:GJle Restorative Don't use
anything else your Head
Price Soc and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN K CO., Proprieors, Troy, NY
Ses an advertisement headed,
EYCU LOOK IN VAIN"
oct29-Iydtw&w
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I'm THE CEEANCERY COURTIAr DIGES-
den Tor WeaklcV County, state OF Ten
OF PubcatOnB fOreclo7e Deed OF trust
&c casper W. Bell w. John winston Tn ma. T. Baker,
W Irvine Samuel Williams, and Fton the siAvit
the o 10 TINS cause appearing to the CrS aat Master Of
state q Ten eee that said Baker resides Psducah, Ken
oey ana sad IRVINE IN Hickman Kentucky that said vii
hsms resides in Tennessee, but that . i anble to asccr
tam the county OF ms residence upon dgent inquiry It
therefore ordered by said Clerk that
Irvine aud Williams appear o. before the next term of said
ChncerE Court to be held at the in Dresden sre
SAUL on me second Monday OF January 6 and Plead
deuur to said bi the he taken Tor confessed
and set for hearing expsr them said term of said
Court ordered that this published for four sue
cesVe weeks IN the weekly UEioR and AHaericd news
paper printed in Nashville State Of Tennessee This the 2d
day Of October, 1860 a copy from Order Beok)
NATHAN n. EDWARDS, C an,
oct2g 60 WHIPS fee 50 3 Of sad Court
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Insead of breaking the Union interd strengthen
and to lengthsn it."-Jom C. BREcKISRIDsE.
1.-The Constitution and the Equality Of the Stated These are
the symbols Of everlasting the rGing cries
the people. '--JoHE c. BRECKENRIDGE
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NOS, IS q $40,


A. aeass<sSssss
STQ11 nETT
AM now receiving my Fail Stock Of Piano from the
following Factories, which will be the arEestever offered
the CRY: stenway Sons II Gale Haynes Rrothers,
aEOn Brothers, VIM. kuabe Co., Peters Webb, Light
Bradbury, SOebbeler schmit all Of which will
small advance cost for cash negotiable paper All the
new and popular Music Just received together with AecOrdenns
NOnt, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &c For bargains
''cOme me, at Number 80. JAS A MCCLURE.
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Runaway,
PeDmanshIp and Photography,
j. W. DOLBEAR.

WILL Saturday tle q open class for teaching
the above useful arts Mr.. Kirkman's Building, cor
Of Summer and Union Streets Hours 5, p " and
to at night All who wish join The cls7sas should
seats without della as the is small and will
cate large number. octlj-tf
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NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits Ornamental Trees. shrubs,
Roses, &C.. &c,
Elm WOOD RSERY,

NASHVILLE, i: /: :: 4: TENNESSEE
Three Miles from the Public squAre-On the BbOrO BrOsd
Broad Street Turnpike.
THVE PrepreorI Offering edition Catalogue
to the Public, leave assure them that every endaVor
used their establishment worthy confidence and
patronage all persOns Their Fruit well grown,
1arAby thrifty and OF sueh varieties have proved succeed
best in Tennessee aud the Southern States
In addition large vAriey Of Fruit ress call pArte
uar attention stock OF Large EvtTeenI and Ornamental
Trees suitable for immediate effect Ours is the only establish
10 the State such be Rad.
NAmeng, Picking, chipping and TrsnIPcrtiIg carefully at
tender Ia.
Enough charged for packing to pay cost II material
All plants delivered in NASHVILLE free Of charge.
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY & STEWART,
DIP pYoprietnrs
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the COngressIOnaI DtstrLc.

For the State at Large.
I.AND0N c. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. c. WHITTHORNE, Of Maury.
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
KENTUCKY.

FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L A n E,
or OREGON.
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w. n. BERRY a CO..
Octll-a Pablo Squ ar.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Letters and Lie by Moore 1s
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DAILY So; TRI-WEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 50.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
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7. o. GRIFFITH & CO.,

J. O. GRIFFITH, F. C. HUNTINGTON, JN0. c. BURcH,
IS LEON. TR0UsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI
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The New Daily Herald, resolved sssry day By
octsI JOHN YORK 4 CO.
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A. b. MONTGOMERY.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

SOMETHING HGeHLY INrEREsrIyG.-We
fell iu company with gentleman on yes
terday, while travel ling in the cars near
Cambridge, east of GAINESVILLE, who detail
ed some facts relative to the falling near
the vicinity Of the former place, OF a large
number of meteoric stones, within few
days past The origin of those strange
visitors to the earth is unknown. Vari
ous theories have been projected, and the
subject is fraught with thrilling interest.
We shall collect all the facts we can, in
relation to this recent phenomenon, an d
lay them before our readers next week.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

The three Conventions for the nomina.
ton of candidates for the presidential
campaign, are yet to be held. The union
convention commenced its session yes
terday, the 9th, in the city of Baltimore.
The Republicans hold their nomination
meeting on the 10th inst, in Chicago;
and the "Democracy' on the 18th, of
June at Baltimore. The principles Of the
Republican party are fixed, but our man
who is to te the next President, is not
yet known. When the candidates are in
the field, the campaign will opsn. The
result is no: doubtful.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

A SLIGHT HlNT-An editor out West
thus talks TO his non paying subscribers:
Wagons cannot run without wheels,
boats without steam, bull frogs jump with
oat legs or newspapers be carried on ev>
erlas'ingly without money, no more than
a dog can wag his tail when he amt rot
none Our subscribers are all good but
what good does a mans goodnc IS do WHEN
it don't do any good, We have no doubt
every one thinks that all have paid ex.
cept him, and as We are a clever fellow,
and this small matter, it will make nc
difference.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
Railroad Affairs.

LARGE SHIPMENT OF HORSES TO CALIFORNIA
On Tuesday last there came over the
G ncinnsii, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Road. and drove Of niuetsix horses, on
their way to California They were own
ed by Messrs. Grim & Sturgeon, of Ian
caster, Ohio. From this city they we're
shipped on Friday, by the Ohio and Mis-
sippi Road, to ST. Louis, at $50 per car,
and requiring eight cars in the transit.
From 81. Louis they go by boat to Han
nibal. where they will be r'shipped by the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad to the
latter city; the expense from ST. Louis to
ST. Joseph being S5,5O per head. Ten
men were sent forward from this city to
St, Joseph, in charge of the stock, free,
and eleven others paid S1o each, or half
fare. In addition to the stock and
the men, there were also two car loads Of
wagons, harness, &c. At st. Joseph the
owners were to 6tup for a trip across the
plains to California, and expect to reach
San Francisco in about ninety day.
A part of the stock was amongst the
finest in the country. Ooe stallion, "Chief,
tain, "was valued at $4,000, and two
three-year old captain Fisher" stations
at 81, 900 each. The total investment
Messrs. Grim & Sturgeon in this sbipmen
will not be far from $4,000.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

Do You TAKE A Coop MONTHLY AGRI.
CULTURAL PApER?-If not, now is your
time. The May number of the Genesec
Farmer, which we have so frequently
commended, is received, and the publish.
er offers to take subscriptions for the halt
year, commencing with the July number,
for 95 ceutsl That is cheap enough; but
he offers to give all who subscribe before
the end OF May copy Of the June mum
Der for nothing!l The Gsnsssee Farmer
is just the paper that every farmer and
gardener should have, and now is the time
to get it. Send the 95 cents in stamps
at once to JOSEPH HARRIS, Rochester,
New York.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

We extract the following notices Of the
progress made by our enterprising fellow,
rtownsmen, SAMUEL GRIM and THOMAS
STURGEON from the Cincinnati Enquirer
Of the 9th instant. We will just remark
that they took their departure from our
city on the let day of the present month,
and by an arrangement with the agents
OF the Ohio and Mississippi, Railroad, were
to reach ST. Joseph, on the Missouri, on
the morning Of the 9Th.
STocK FOR CALIFORNIA Messrs. Grim
and Sturgeon, OF Lancaster, o., who have
some experience in such enterprises, have
bsen engaged of late in collecting lot Of
fine horses for the California market. On
Tuesday last they shipped them by way
OF this city, the lot numbering ninety six,
tie prices paid averaging $3.50 per head
Several stations aud fast trotters en-
braced in the lot. are not included in this
average, viz: Tne celebrated and nobles1
specimen of the horse kind, "ChieftaIn,
got by old "Togue." cost $1,000, two
threeayear old Captain Fisher" stallion,
valued at 81 900 each, and an Eclipse
stallion; also Crm's fast-trottiug mares
"Sally Lancaster" and "FlJra.' held al
81, 900 each. The stock and outfit of wag.
ons, &C., amount to about $4,000. o..
The party, in all, consisted of twenty,
four men and four negro boys, who, after
they make up their outfit at ST.. Joseph
will start on their winding way quite &
formidable crowd.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

-, =. H" i"hh hdJ o.
Floul-Narket quits and prices nomin.
ally unchanged. There are soma expor,
d-mtLd for very god ezra State At S5
5o' but holder generally refuse 10 sccept
less Than 50 5j95 60; .alss at IS 45035
% ior superiine S.a,e; $5 5DGj 60 for ex.
tts Sa'e-'chirny al S5 5O@5 s.; So 40
I@ . % Tor superline western; 50 55GgJ 80
Tor com non to medium extra western, SO
81 @6 25 fr shipping brands extra round
ho1p Ohlo--market closing very quiet
w WhIsiy steady with good demand at 21I
wheat mora steady with an inquiry for
export; sales al from 81 2OI 10 81.
hye quiet at 8Gc. with holders general
~ asking 81 Gems.
Barley pl-nty AMI dull; sales at Tls.
Corn bett.r will an i'm proved cxpor, de.
mand; sales At 78@79. for mixed We, tern.
Oa's Il mer with fair demand. in part
Tor export; sales al I2@lg}c for western;
AZ 23@43e for Stale.
Lard firm and in demand; sales at III.
Butter unchanged; sails at 139lOc for
new Ohio; 100 zoe for new State.
Cheese unchanged at 6@llc
Coffee firm but not active; sales Of San
Domingo at l2lc.
Molass4s contiaue steady; sales Porto
Rico at 38c; New Orleans at 43c; Cuba
Muscovsdo at 90.
Rice in fair r-qucst; sale at 23G4Sc.
Sugar-A moderate business doing at
well sustained prices; sales IF Gaia at 61
(974c; R fning 6S@65e; Porto Ri 0 c 5c,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
MA RRIED.

On Thursday evening May Sd, at the
Lutheran parsonage, near Amanda. by
Rev. D. NJ. Martens, Mr.. JONATHAN ROB.
BINS Of CircleviIle, and Miss ELIZABETH
s. DAnIER Of Washington township
Pikaway county.
On Tuesday, April cath 1860, by Rev.
W. z. Ross Mr.. DAM EnRGooD Of Basil
and Miss LOUISA ALsPAcH OF Baltimore.
On the 3 d last, by rhe R,v. j j. Sut-
ter, Mr.. ABRAHAM DEEDS and Miss CArH.
ARINE PANNABECKER. both this county.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

EE-The Douglas Democrats in Indian
apclis we're so we'll pleased with their del
egates from Indiana. that they fred City
guns in honor of the fifty times they voted
for Douglas in the Convention. The said
delegates were iDstructedto vote for Doug
las, and this burning of powder over obe-
dience to instructions insinuaies that there
we're fears entertained that the delegates
would not prove honest Madison Courier
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

SLAVERY IN VlRGINrA.-A gentleman Of
wealth, residing IN Virginia, said in our
hearing in the cars few days since, that
he was the owner Of l50 slaves, worth
100000; and that he was ready to eman-
cipate every one of them, if he could do
80 without injury to the slaves themselves.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

AT HoME,-We have just arrived in
time to say. that we have had very
pleasant trip to the Atlantic States; and
will next week, lay before our read.
ers an account Of what we saw and heard
which we hope 10 make interesting.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
The state Of Ohio, Fairfield County, IS:
Court Of Common Pleas.
LOuis lowering, Executor " the Last win OF Hannah
Leayeriug deceased, Plaintiff.
Henry Lever, and others. Defendants.


Henry Leyeri 2 and others. Defendants
CIVIL ACF on.
NOTICEls hereby gwen 10 Henry Leyerine; VII.
J. = liam Copeland asd Elizabeth p. Cop.Iand hi,
VIE, hemry Z, Levering, Henty Hnghyling and Han
Executor ofihe Last Will and Testament OF Hannah
LoVering. deceased. did on the I4th day Of April
u lrbO' hle his Petition In the Court Of Common
Prns within aud for the County Of Fairfield and state
1f ONO, aZain-t the said hshry Lcyering. william
CVpeiani and Elizabeth =. Copeland his Wife Henry
!: Leyeting, HenD iughy ling and Hannah B. lIughy.
ling his wife aud others, setting forth (among other
thue,J that the PersOna Estate Of said Ts-atrix Il.
insufficient 10 pay her debts, aud that it will be Decss
sary for the purpose Of pay ing said debts 10 sell the
whole Or part Of her Real Estate, and that the above
named Defsndanuahd Others, are dcvisee. Of .sid
Real Estate, and PRAYING that said Real Estate or
such parts theIeofas may be necessary for that pur
pose be ordered 70 be sold 10 pay said debts; and the
above named Defendants are notified. that they are
required 10 appear and answer said Petition on 6r be-
ore the hird Saturday amer the 2itb DAY Of May,
ID. lo6O. Dated this 18th day Of pril IsGn.
HUNTER 4 DAUGHERTY.
April 10, le6O--6w3pfSj 2J ATTORNEY for PIalnuH
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

ERRArrA--A very ridiculous blunder
was overlooked by our proof reader last
week, in our absence in the Apostrophe to
the notice of the Bust of Mr. EwING, which
the reader will please excuse, In the sec.
ond line, for Jesuit. read Jurist We re-
publish the article in this number. cor.
rected.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

TENHE HlMMoNToN FARMER.-Anewsnapcrde de.
u voted to Literary and agriculture, also setting
iortn fui accounts ofthe new Settlement of Harmon
ton, IN New jersey, eau be subscribed for at only 2j
ce Is perannuin
inclose postage stampsfor the amount. Addressto
Editor oithe Farmer, Hammonton Post Office Je fer
son county, New Jersey. Those Wishing cheap land
the best quality in of the healthiest and most
delightful climates In the Union and where cropsaro
never cut down by frost. the terrible scourge of the
North, see advertisement of HammOnton Lands
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

Editors cfthe Gazette and Democrat:
Through your paper respectfully ten
den my resignation as a member of the
Republican Central Committee of thil
county. VAL. CUPP.
May 9th, 1860.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

ETIt you would feel like man; and
acquire the reputation Of a man; never
sWerve hairs breadth from the line of
duty, to suit the whims or prejudice Of
those around you.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

BAPTIST CHURCH We learn that the
members Of the Baptist Church on Co.
lumbus Street, have called the Rev. E. F.
STRICKLAND, who has accepted, and will
shortly take the pastoral charge of that
congregation.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
BRENNAMAN'S
IMPROVED Gil \IN PUMP!

II HAVE REMOVED MY SHOP from my former
stand on Broadway In Lancaster, To my residence
ons and half milo East Of town, the pike, whore
am manu- featuring my improved chain pump, aud
will 4 II orders short notice, and warrant satsfac-
ton. ISAAC BRENNAMAN.
Mava Ia6n- AR
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

@~A citizen of Lancaster visited the
studio Of Mr.. JONES, the artist, and on
viewing the bust Of Hon. 7. EwrHu, pro-
nounced impromptu the following
ApOstrOphe.
There stands the noble Senator midst all the host
or Patriots, Statesman, JuriSs- he is his coun-
try's boast,
In halls where justice dwells that noble bust pro-
claims,
In living form his greatness-and the artists fame
w.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
.1RlnIx DeeGMa
MORTG A G ES,

And every description of blanks, all print
ed on superior paper. for sale at this Of
fee.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
Nrw advertisements.
Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
JACOB HUBER, Plaintiff,
JOHN CANADA, Defendant. }
DEFORE Thomas Duncan, Justice of the Peace
u D for Pleasant Township, Farle Id County, ohio
on the 23rd day of April lS6U, said Justice issued an
order aitachnent In the above action, for the sum
of Nine Dollars his
JACOB = HUBER.
Pleasant Township, may 3--iw5 mark