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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06
MCLEAN & OLIVIER,


COMMISSION AVID ron WARDIYG MERCHANTS,
"a CommOn street, New Orleans.
REFERENCES.
Fan L CuNNrssHAx, Nashville. Tennessee
49, nSSEsRE' President Citizens Bank, New Orleans
II A RITHBoNE, Cansl and Banking Co. n 0.
Len PISS Union Bank, New Orleans.
r W MovToosEHY, Esq, Sc Exchange Place, New York
HE.Toy & DEScKLA, Philadelphia msr29- dom
CCOETs HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
171s T7elis spacious sew brick building just completed
has incurred heavy expense in fitting
is,irg the rozns, make them neat and comfortable
% b s for the reception or ooarders visitors and
-. - me rropreter afford ample accommodations
- sons An omnibus, With good and safe team, will be
10 convey passengers to the Hotel and back to the
sn sin The 70 try 70 make II hrGtcast
STgiS '' DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor
$50 REWARD
ENOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HOOsE
Who under charge Of outrageousy having broken open the
houses William Hamilton and James Christopher, with Intent
commit murder, has sde bis escape and is running al
therefore be paid 10 one Tho Will de
Sheriff Of Wilson county so that NJ
may be brought to justice
HOos % years Of age about Eve fest ten inche
high, built rather sandy hair, has at this time
from gun shot in the right arm below the elbow
! J. NJ. Christopher,
sepI6-g Gainesville.
FIgE PLANTS, EVERGEENS, ETC, ETC,
THyEE numerous friends Of Ir. WILLIAM HEAVIER OF tn
Resdng Road" Nursery, Ohio, will be pleased to lear
that his this city. vito ceoice lection from hi
extensive Horticultural Garden.
Mr. guarantees all sales made by him, and those who know
him with full confidence BE in the front auon
F. Shields Co. No, q College street, where the lade
those having taste for flowers particularly invited
all.
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.ec q2tEB ?
Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD.

OTT1cE NASHVILLE CHArIANoooA RlrLRoAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859
NY order of the Of Directors calls made the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road Bridgeport Jasper payable to the treasurer oil TINS
Company asfoloWs: 900
one dollar on each Share the st November, ls9 and two
dollars on each Share on stdays Of December, 1889 Jsnua
~ February, March, April May, june, July, August Septeu
Ser, October, and November, 1860
Payment may be made to Jackson Pryor. al Jasper OF 70 e
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Prompaess meeting these calls requested q the
~ IF Stock Of the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
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druggists & PrescFEptiOnists,
40.


Union aud American Block,
lsOrHeF Church and Cherry Stfeets'
NASHVILLE TENN
rurp ,,r.,tlv or hand full snd large assortment Of
Drurs, Medicines Chemicals Paints Oils Dye suns e'c
aiasl aud Glassware.
Psurerv sosns Fancy Articles Combs and Brushes OF
American. Enrliah French manufacture
T.andret Garden Seeds
l.--s ...,,sns on baDd-vsrrauted fresh genuine
cppsinF an ne varieties usually sold in market at WAY
PRICES.
Grass SeedssusC Glover and nlue Grags
Finest virgin q Brands Chewing Tohaccoi
al do Smoking Tobacco papers
large stock domestic imported Liquors SHUTS Pipes
Wines Brandles ard Liquors for medicinal ana cookhs
uurpases, varrantei strictly pure and reliable
fresh from the Canton Tea Con
aauy feIh Juiub Paste assorted Gum Drops Of French
manufacture -.
Howea Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded al All hoara o"g o@
rigtf OF fresh and ieliahls medicines
Epaidines Prepared furniture, picture frames
c5oker Just Every family should be supplied
Of Indispensable article For sSle BY
DEM0VILLE 4 CO.
hsHn Corner Church and Cherry Streets
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snrnnnah -, - Iannary-, -.

NHT0UnoIl otlLlLc5 TOT , 1l1fIllF{Tl 1857
propoud . rms over ae Ten R0eck Course, the hat
day 81 tie regular meeting ia 5enuary, 1902 hgesiaEe
apton s2oo fet 50 declaration, Is made on the rst day
q Nsy s6i With ESQ., piece plate added BY the iTan1ah
luh provided start the second hcrse e save Ms
ske-ffssa sulclbes to AZ te ftaEeo name .na
elsss frs5ay Of May. 1850. Subscription and dee
b fe de 10 he Secretary 81 tie sararrah Jockey Club, AID
the Stalks 70 Be- Pun lg ne rules Of the Club. -,
Security Tar the forfeit requized when the = MINT
EyATEs LEVY, Secretary.
Savannah
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N II B0OKS
JUST RECHEED BY
F. Fl A q "A N
NO. Al COLLEGE STREET.

TIE HISTORR OF HERODOTUS, by Geo Rawlin
son, A, with Maps and illustrated vols.
MARIN's MECHANICS, by Clas. Bennett
HISTORY OF PENDENNIS by Thaekeray;
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR. BY Ccllinsi
LIFE BEFORE him;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE by Holms Lea author Of syl-
van Holt Daughter, Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL REASON WHY. guide to Scripture Readings,
illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. seFell;
NIGHT LESSONS PROM SCRIPTURE. segell;
FRIARsWOOD POST OFFICE by tie author Of The Heir OF
Redclf. r HAGAN,
aprl4-dkWf College street
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MzssRs. ". B. DoBDs & Co., CncnsAT1;
DEAR sfRs-TEs safe purchased Of in September asi
has stood the great which occurred in town the ed
February slenddy had large amount Of notes, rscpts
Sc IN t. before the building barue took the papers out hutput
sheets Of paper, and upon opening since Tie bna
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-06

Nash Y LLLh AN D LELAN AIIIIUlEla n -
"a
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29th, 1861
Passenger Trains, East 6nd West, will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A " and NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga l:30 81 ald l:l5 d.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7.30 A n and 20 N.
Arrive AZ Nashville at 5 ? II and A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest route 10 Boston, New
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Rehm0n D,
PeterEburg, Lynehburg, Knoxville Savannah, reston,
MONTGOMERY, n enI his, New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston RAlrad and at Chattanooga Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through TcEsts had any on application
Ticket Agent, at once Ut Depot the following places and
AZ the following prices, viz:
Nashville New York, via Tenn q Va rousssa 8
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meme tfflnoaf TUESDAY n JalEAfsa i1ois ana eo1--
rR0ER AIIMEf
Fmrr DavIsaaiay-0oH sstss, Tor three year ods uiie
hlrfr-cue iuuire1 ana any (4lsal collars
daals forfeit. Feh the cl3 vi aad ess ha1e- sios
Il tfe ~ nm 81 n To close - Aays lop
s1rr 49, Cub Purse $500 two hani1ed DOLLAR
ME bsais. ..-
sear DIV esueslay- Colt stases r to year oidss uile
$500 HUNDRED eo0 dollars eutIancehltY SD dollars
fsrlait. III 10 close ist Ai1g- te14 -
$50 i57ocrsy CIub Purse three hundred $500 dollars
tTo ale hezis. -, 49,,
ksrBsTJoesy GLIB Purse three hu1iEea CISCO doIars
uiIle heass--t ir =,
f5rss ls88l dollars entrauceons hundred $500 dol
Irfst =, 6rk he Ciub VIII add three hundred s3e dol.
lrrs. ff fhe raca Is rln TO ciose 4st Nay lotu
girr race, NILS hcSspurae four hundred
fsld1I soIlarr. Second horse to fEFe bis eul7anGe
FT 1,T-saturdsyPcsi Stass. mile hsats-iree for all
r-rius hundred $500 dosra entrances play pay;
.b bs CIR vim twelve hundred q 2l dollars, two
cre rrt The second horse % bis entrance Five
more &c an lie stake D TO close he 10 Mays leo5
Entr5ss @ be- made 20
III.
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REEgWABLE AT PLEASURE
Ole square, ons year, s9QEach additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for win be charged FOR the excess.
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, clFlCTT o. TIIl' ROD 2 ~ u " - "
THREE THROUGH
PAssEN GER TRAINS
nrvTrrE PTrTsBURa AND PHILADELPHIA,

c.p,Tr o. TINS Il NoV Equal 10 AN II TIsE ooUEs
THREE THROUGH
PAssEN Err TRAINS
uFTwEEE PETTsBURa AND PHILADELPHIA
oNKEoTING direct in the Union Depot at Pittsburg viii
Through Trains from al Western Cities for Phadephs
Ke YORK Boston, BALTIMORE and Washington City thus fur
nhng facilities FOR the transportation o. Passengers uHsur
Express and galt LINES run through 70 Phlladspha without
change Of eArssr conductors.
Cans 70 Bxpsess aud Fast Trains. The Express Runs
Daily, Nail and Fast Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
Trains connect direct to New York Express and Past Line con
ncctfor Baltimore and Washington.
All Through Passenger Trains provided with Loughdge
thus adding much to the safety Of travellers.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Tive
9ay Trains between New York and Boston Through Ecke
lallRai) good on either Of the above trains
Boat Tickets to Boston good via NorHich Fall River OF
songon Lines Boston passengers transferred ifee OF ss
Tickets may be obtained at any Of the important Railroad
Oce in the West also, board Of Of the regular Line
Of Steamers he Mississippi Ohio Rivers AID Tickets
a. ne Oaees o. the Company IN Boston, New York. Baltimore
Or Philadelrhia.
Fare always as low and ZINE as quick as
by any ether Route.
AK FOR ZT0KR1S By PT17SBUGH
This completion Of the Western connection OF the Pennay wanna
sai'road to Chicago, makes this he
DIRECT LINE RETTEEE THE EAST AN ID
THE GREAT WEST
The connecting tracks by the Raroad Bridge at Psbug,
avoiding all dayage errge Of freight together with me So
Ing tins, advantages resiiy sated BY shippers OF
height. and the travelling pubic.
Fer Freight conacons Shipping Directions apply 20 or al
dress either following agents Of the company;
D. A. STEW ART, Pittsburg
s. Pierce Co.. GAINESVILLE O.. j. J. Johnston, Ripley, " h
McNeeley Msysve, KY; 0msby CIopper Portsmouth u
Paddock Co., JeHergonville IIa W Brown Z 20 GIN
cinnad, OF Athern hilbert, Cincinnati, o. Medrum
Madison, Ind; Jos Moore, Louisville KY U kuey
Co. Evansville. Ind: W Graham & Cos Cairo, Ill., =
Sass, Shaler Glass, St. Louis, Mo- John Harris Nashvlle'
Tenn. Harris Hunt, Memphis, Ten1s Clarke Co.. chicago
III Il Koontz, Alton, Ill Freight AgentsOt Kali
roads at different points in the West.
The Greatest Facilities offered for thc krO~
lection and speedy transportation Of
LIVE Stock,
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DIVIDEND,

DIVIDEND Of THREE the Capital s1oA IS
"a Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Compsny -
y the Directors profits Of the last SIX n
bic the 18th inst, at the oHlce Of the
Nashville W A. 0h h4s ~ =,
aprIO-im 4tlel--
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e DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps Of various styles, fitted with the
mar2-tf RAMS, BROWN 4 co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

JoHy MITCHELL on PoLT1cs.-John Mitch
IL tbe greSt Irish Patriot, and for several
CO., Snors 81 past during his brief residence in this
5soUntry, 5 a warm defender of the Democratic
oor oorty recently expressed himself as follows
P(1 pnon the subject of politics generally =
Z" For three years have been laboripg in
nv sphere of journalism to break up the Dem
ncratic party. 1t is impossible any longer to
belong to party, which is dead and gone, the
eonI having gone out of it, and the very body
torn tor limb from limb. If had any credit
nth nv felow-countrymen, l should exhort
tbem to seek new combinations-to isolate
tboroseIves @ no longer as the Irish vote-to
r,orrp in the several organizations of their fe-
iow.eitizens. low and be guided in all public affairs
Nv their own views of right and the political
interests of the community in which they live
For example, l should wish to see the Irish
citizens of Northern States acting with the
marty which desires aprOtective tariff for home
industry and also the largest possible extent
Of territory for the field of free labor. If the
South felt aggrieyed-as she well may she
has her remedy"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
NY. g. =. RAIL ROAD.
New Iron Works in TOWanda .

T'H L subscriber has the pleasure TO announce
| to the public that he has commenced operations in
hi. new Works and is prepared to orders for
steam Engines, Grist Mill, Circular, Gang aud Mu
lcy saw Mill Irons, Iron Water Wheels and most kinds
Of Castings and Machinery in common use. He also
mlnatl variety OF Stoves also ThnnLle Skeins
and Pipe Boxes. Having purchased the entire stock of
Pa0Tso Of the late concern Of Philps& Wheeler & John
Arnot. OF E.mra lie thinks he IS better provided with
patterns for Gearing. &C. than any con, in this region
"' country He is also provided with the choicest Mach
merry and the best OF Norkmen and has every facility to
execute work promptly. He therefore, socits share
q public patronage.
Iowanda. June 10, 1850. O. d. BARTLETT.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
DIED,

In this place, June 20, Mrs. SARAH LAWRENCE.
aged % years.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
" of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Coun
ty will be exposed to public sale, the premises
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1860, at l p NJ the following
property late the estate Of PM Hosley late Springfield
twp deceased. to wit The following lot piece or par
Gel of land situate in Springfield tp bounded east by
y. s. Mosley south by lands Of F. F. Bennett west by
lands of Charles Elliott ct. al north by lands of j. Mo-
how'd, and h. Cup. Containing fltywo acres or there
abOuts.
Terms Of Sale-One fourth upon confirmation Of sale
and the balance in one year with interest.
LEMUEL c. GLEASON,
June Z. lSG0. Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
Wool Carding in MYersburg.

BRIDGE LETTING Sealed Proposals
- will he received near the house of Thomas Maney.
Canton, on SATURDAY, June 30, lSG0 until O'Clock
p NJ. for the building and completing Bridge across
Towanda Creek that place Specifications for the
same naF be seen at TIE house of S. Seard and T. NJ.
Watts and the Commissioner Office for ten days pre-
vious to said letting D. DECKER,
T. H. BUCK,
". \. THOMAS,
Commissioners Office, June Is, 1850 Com'Ts.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
Groceries & Provisions.

OF every description, will be kent constantly hand at
prices LOWER than elsewhere in this town.
Confident that enabled to sell my entire stock of
OndS either Wholesale Retail less than like goods
be purchased this side of the City respectfully
lict the public to examination at No j. Brick Row.
II. W. NOBLE.
Towanda, June a. 1850.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
Nails ! Nails I

SO0 KEGS NAILS of Superior Quality,
wv For Sale, Wholesale and Retail. at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

L'AECJ 1OR = NcIlCB.-NO Office is here
H by given that all persons indebted the estate OF
ASHER HUNTINGTON, late of Athens Borough, de-
ceased hereby requested to made payment without de-
lay and all persons having demands against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for settlement to
Stephen Russell at the late residence of the deceased
CHARLES o. HUNTINGTON,
June 26. lSGh. ETecufOF
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
TOBACCO AND sEcARs

Ever brought to Towanda which having been purchased
directly from the Manufacturers and Importers enables
me to compete with the Wholesale Tobacconists the
city. Hotel keepers and others respectfully invited
to examination of my entire stock OF Liquors, Cigars
and To acco. Also.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
" of order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Coun
ty, will be exposed TO public sale. on the premises on
SATURDAY, JULY Z. 1860 at O'Clock, p. NJ, the fol-
lowing property late the estate Of Nelson Johnson late
OF Pike twp deceased to wit: The following lot, piece
pafce of land situate In Pike tp.. bounded north by
lands of George H. Little. east by the public highway
leading through LeRdysvle, south by William +. Rob
bins, west by lands of Josiah Benham. Containing about
third of acre, all improved with small framed
dwelling house shop barn and few fruit trees thereon.
Terms of Sale-The purchase money to be paid on the
confirmation Of the SALE
J. T. FLETCHER,
June :, lSC0. Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
Ie9dI.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
~ OF order ofthe Orphans Court of Bradford Coun-
ty, will be exposed to public SALE the premises
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1860, at o'clock, P. NJ, the
following described property late the estate of Orange
Bosworth, late iof Pike twp, deceased to wit North
by lands OF VIM Drinks estate, east by lands belonging
and Jonathan Nichols west by lands of Stephen Brink
NJ. Upper and II. b. Eastabrooks. Containing about
sixty acres about fifty improved, with framed
dwelling house, framed barn. small horse barn, two
chards thereon.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
VIM. B. STEVENS,
BETSEY BOSWORTH,
June z 1860. Administrators.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
PLANTS FOR SALE
AT THE GARDEN OF
HARRY MIX.

few thousand Sweet Potato Plants, will in condition
TO set from 10th Of May TO the 10th of june at so cents
per hundred
All Late Cabbage Plants outdoor culture, at % cents
per hundred
Celery at Is cents per hundred thousands in fine con-
dition to from the middle of May the first of Au
gust. Being deficient last season. now prepared
to supply all demands.
Much pains will be taken TO make all the Plants as
strong and stocky as possible, by transplanting &C.
Plants may be carried any distance they will be pack
ed exceedingly well in moss.
GRAPE VINES,
All the Vines have sold warrant true TO name. The
purchasers viii keep the names distinct and when
they trui. should there be mistake Vine will be
given. few varieties Of Grape Vines for sale, at the
garden.
Towanda, April 2s, 1850. HARRY MIX.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-30
ToNvnship Elections.

On Monday next, the I'd day of April,
the election for township officers throughout
Ohio will take place. As we have before
spoken of this fact, we hope no Republican
in Sandusky county will forget it, or fail to
be at the polls to deposit his vote.
The Importance ofthe Township elections
is too little appreciated, and from the fact
that there are but township offices TO FIJI,
Republicans generally stay at home and at
tend to their business affairs. They mis-
take very greatly, when they sayit is of but
little consequence who gets these Offices If
these township offices are filled by those
who are opposed to us in politics, it gives
them an opportunity to lay their plans and
strengthen themselves to our disadvantage,
which they otherwise could not have OBJ
tanned. If the Republicans will take hold
ofthis work as they ought it will place
them in position where they will be more
likely to defeat the sham Democracy this
fall.
1t is no less the duty of Republicans tc
deposit their vote in townships where they
are largely in the minority than where they
have a majority. In the one case they
maintain their party strength, and in the
other they elect their officers.
The ticket placed in nomination for YOU
votes in this township, iswortby ofyour sup
port, and by little extra exertion on
the part of the Republicans, may, and we
believe, can be elected The Importance oi
every vote being got out has been fully de-
monstrated before, so do not let one be lost
for upon that vote may hang the result
A full Republican vote on Monday, will
place large majority Of the township off
ces of the State in the hands of the friend;
of freedom and the people. A half or three
fourths vote may place them in the hand:
of the enemy. See to it, then, that you dc
your whole duty, and you will need no war
ranty of complete success.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-30
Connecticut and Rhode island.

On Monday, the 2nd, the State election
in Connecticut will take place, On Wednes-
day, the 4th, the election in Rhode Island
will be held. The Republicans in each of
these States are wide awake and thoroughly
at work. The Americans and Democrats
are combined to defeat the Republicans,
yet we think the sham Democracy, and all
their allies, will be as soundly threshed as
they were in Chicago and New Hampshire
a few days ago. The Republicans of Ohio
should seek to initiate the example of the
voters of the Granite hills, and tho great
city of the west.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-30
PetitiOn 10 Sell Land.
Probate Court, Sandusky County, State of Ohio
OARNI G. SANFORD, Administrator Of
I James Barker, deceased,

Probate Court, sandusky County, State Of Ohio,
O,ARMI G. SANFORD, Administrator Of
I James Barker, deceased,
uersHs
lane Barker, William Barker, Harrison
Barker AlOnzo Barker, Emaline Edgar,
Joseph Edgar, Nancy Edgar, George Ed
gar Mary Ann SlOcum Isaac blooum,
and unknown other heirs and devisees OF
James Barker, deceased
Tho said Harrison Barker, AOnEo Barker Mary Ann
alocnm and Isaac SOepm her husband and the unknown
hsiT and deyisees of the said James Barker deceas
"a are hereby informed and notified that ON the twenty
trb dav of March, A. d. eighteen hundred and sixty,
he aid Idminstrator fled his petition in the Probate
If aid Coauty Of sandusky State Of Ohio the OBJ
& and prayeF Of which petition Is to obtain an order
H. from said Court for the sale Of tho following Real Ea
tate or much thereof as may be necessary P@9 'ho
debts Of said deeedent. 70 witi Al. i !. -.
The middle OF the West half OF the southW quarter
af aeeon number nine and the middle part OF the vest
IN e east half Of the southwest quarter OF section
ubr nine ontainng altogether and three
ro,hs acrea Of land in township number nVej range
tey se,snteen Said tract bounded on the west BY
Nv raa on the north by land owned BY Mr. Meara on
nc Il land owned By Mr.. Miller and on the south
by land owned by Mr.. Bell In said county Of sana1hhy
q, viii be heard on the twenty eighth day Of
April, eighteen nuii'isN "NN c1RM G. SANFORD,
Adp'r Of James Barker, decd.
March %, 1850. i2ws
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-30

A Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Courier tells some wholesome
truths about the Democratic Disunion move
ment. The party is evidently getting dis
contented and discouraged in regard to
this sort of investment, in which it has SO
extensively embarked. The writer alluded
to says:
"The truth is, that disunioD, out of South
Carolina, and few earnest spirits here and
there in the Gulf States, is a mere game Of
the politicians. II is rGw head DitA
which they hope to frighten the inevitable
Yankees from ssizing on their share of The
public spOils. This is the truth, and when
State acts on different theory, it is the fa-
bic of the mountain and the mouse, as ex-
hibited in the present form Of the Southern
States Conference question"
Appearing in South Carolina Disunion
Democratic organ, this may be called toler-
able explicit.