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CT LTIV AT o R S

FARMERS, LOOK AT rms
THE Subscribers are manufacturing SAWYER
i PATESr CULrIyAToE ASD HoHst lioE,
nm implement that eyeIy farmer ought 90 have, iot
IL u surely, the greatest labor saving machine that
canie had or the monsy Il costs. u - an ina
plemsnt that can be used for 6iuow'ng. culliVat.
log, All hoeing. and does it. work perfectly
With one Of these tools hoeing can IT, done With
lees than one.hslf the labor required without one
II l. durable, simple in Il. Construction, cheap 10
price, and-giest 10 its operation.
Farmers, try them, aud Il they suit you. by
them; fnot, deny them.
BROWN & BisBEE.
Norway, March, 1850.
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WV '''' pawn K,,rr. Register.

O,Toup. 49, Ala Couu II Probate he'll nj IA.
~, with,n AMI fur the C"uniN ~ OSlord, 90 the
third Tuc.ii, ofJaly Al. ls60.
an The PETITION II PRISCILLA u. PIERCE
widow II samuel n. Pierce, late OF Nor
vay. IN nii County. deceased. praying for an
allowance out u the personal estate u her late
ha.btnl;
Ord,'sd. that The aid petitioner give notice 10
al pefsous Interested, b, casing copy u the
ORDER io H. rihl,.hei ihrre week. succes.i'rly ~
the ONoul Drmocrt pfinlsd ~ f'ti'. that they
NAV appear ats Probate Court 60 IT, he'll ~ Ia.
~. ~ saii County. ou the ihiId ruesdsy II No.
rust nrNt. II nine II The clock IN the ir"anon.
ani she's cau-e. " any they have, Why the .ala-
.houli not H. granted.
THOMAS n. BROWN. Juigc.
A true coIN-aitrst'
p,Vtp KN,Fr, Rsgsier.
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p,vip KN,rr. Rsg,.ter.

OtToEp, ss.-M Cont uii'fuhsts held NJ Far
u. withia sai laF The tDuuly u Oxford, on
the third TarslsN ~ Jul,, A. -. 1880.
NIARNNDN GORDON. sdninI'utriy on
wi The estate II Wm. Gordon, -. late oi fy-.
barg ~ said Cuu1',. d~c-nsri. having Prrssnird
her fret asr"nnt ~ Standardization n the estate ~
.sid DECREASED ipf allowance
Orivsi. that tho said almini't'fiN give notice
o. al pei ."ns ,ntsfr.iri by cius'ng notice a. H.
p,,l,lt.hstl thfsc weeks suers.s,yrl, IN The ~.
food Dc.nsr r,t utinisd ~ rHu., that iheN mas
appear n a Probate Court To- D. held AZ Paris. on
the ihifd Tuc,d,y 81 AuguJ nsXt, az n,ne oi
The cllfk in thc ftfsonon ant she's cau.s Il any
the, have vh, the same should not H. allowed.
THOMAS II. brown, J.dgs.
Atfue copy-Atiestf
pawn kS,rr. R,spi,'.
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

which /. the most compact snd beautiful se~ing
Machine ever constructed. u 10 ofnsmehied ~
the highest st,e ofthe art. and all Who see u ace
delighted with IL. IL makes the improved 'n'ef-
locked stitch and u capable oido'pg agre''sr va
riety OF work IN better style than any o'her Sew
Jog Machine ever offered lor family purposes.
Iii. mol subject iothe objection OF u'ing twice
too much thread. aud makinga m'ellag seam. like
the Grover X Baker; nor u u confined Ia 'ts op.
Grafton 10 a lev ihin abfics, Liable 10 get tot u
order aud uniiied TO nee llN thread Ike The
Wheeler & Wilson Machines bat "a amply sufi.
e,,nt 10 perform all kind. of family sewing.
Price ofFamik Machine. With iron table com.
pleie lor use 500. The larger STANDARD machines
IRON SIPS 10 $500. Send for !. NJ. Slayer 4
Co. Gazette. beautiful pictorial paper, devoted
to Sewing Machines, ami containing list Of price,
anil all other information on the subject. IL will
h. forwarded gratis.
l. VI. SINGER 4 CO..
ass broadway, New York.
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Farm for Sale.

4 Ny one Si.hiug 10 bay a good farm. 81 IS
y aers. Of hai. Go NINE HUNDRED
T.'-,f.. uiIi d. veil 90 call on ihc .uiscrihsr.
n. n. HOBBS.
Naraa,. April II, iS6D IL
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T,fb Hs 7A,,n ~ B'5,rs. J.iE, u P,oIs,,
=, ~ C1asiy sfOr'5'i.
III uMBiN r~pr~ssuts, Ndslins . bag ~
III Anipyef e. .aid Coaap. that she .. the
wrlo~ Of Gcorgr q. lingg Late Of AnIo'sf ~
.s,d C"uniy. wh, died on the t~enty. 6hh LAY ~
NAV, M. is6O. inir'tiic, soitrl and passs,sed
ing o. las.
Wh,frffc yDar p~t,iipner pnys, that admins.
triiiou Il sod estate mt, H. gnHlsd to Csrb y.
ruuf. II .,,d Arlpvcr. she dsclining the trust.
Dated 81 Npi1'rr Aforesaid, Tbs dhc~aih DAY
ct July. 4. u. 1850.
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AnELINE I. RRAGG.

OIToRb, Alta Court II Probate held NJ
I'sn.. viihin and for The County of OSiofl, on
the third Tu,,dh, Of Juy \. u. Que lhousand
eight hundred and siNiy.
% the fof-going rei,tion OEDrETp, That
The ss,i Petitioner give notice a. all p.fspas M.
isr'slr,l, hy oausiHg cupN oi her petitpa With
this or'ef thereon, o. lo pullished thrr- weeks
.urc,s.i,el, H. The ONi,ri Democrat. q neW.pl.
psrpnnieJ At Paris en- .aid Coaay. ,hatthey may
appear 1T q Probate Court a. D.. held At ilfis,
on the third Tu,siIN % August next st . O'Clock
IN ihc ior,noon nod shew cause, Il iny they have,
Why the same should MT be granted.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Judge.
4 true copy-luest
DAVID kNAFF. Rrgi.trr.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,

l. ony fair average 81 the actual profit from tie
use Of each oue of these m,chiEss, aud Cor conhrn.
alton Of h,s truth refer o. ny Que Of the thoa-
sands Of persons who ne them. They are adapt.
I'll To rysry SOFT of work tine or coarse, upon I'LL
colion. lnea aud Woolca fabrics, slso tight AIT
heavy leather. They never iA,l To give sstl.iIc-
ton.
To meet the growing dem.d ior a smaller and
more elegant machine lar private and household
purposes, We have just produced aud ATE ready TO
receive of,lefs fof StnuFf's
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Mapes' Sup. Phos. Lime.i

'lIII> ,tlutbs ,uinure d. ior .air ~ the tarm OF
l tur Subscriber. 40 thc New loik price,
irsifbt..i ch,rsr. aided. which i- IS per iag.
DARIUS FORBES.
s5Bth Plris. Arnl ,. ls6O. ~
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c.rufeale from well sowu oillIsn,Oi N.io,s.
Irxr1MoNI,Is rRoM rLrRGNMrN.


On he srs,ey u Ne Peruvian syrup ahd u.s La
Ell. thy ha's derived from IL uisi
No.. JouN rITRrOSr. N.afl-i N... 10 .-1.sJ IL sat
Ilsan, snd oSasT Iatahsg4s bi'sass.
NJ, wARRES ByRruN. nas,on. Mas, It's ,res.y n
h ~. ss..asss ~. 81 G.Ss BssJ II. Vas: g Csc
~, ARTHUR a TutLrR-m ra,.,y :. s.---.. H-.,.
.sks. shsn.taa hsrvsasusss sahsdtsts ~ Aieoass
ss,ni. .ai Gs1srsl Dstiayi IL Nslss - Cis'ywsn-
~ AUGUSTUS y rurG, somsrlis. A-.-Csi' 80
n, grEDOy r0nBfsS Tl,r,f,d. cass.-fs r-s.,y
In Gsnsrsl Dstray, Liver tsngtainI IJ'sfsa~ e.s-
si4fu. - AkaislE sumalania
II, sYIyANUs CuBH no.isn Meals 70. 81 ~
s.syis siyI .iaf.ioa sfsir,nEh .sf y shsti lever
Hsy TIION. wIiITTLNORE, Bs.,uu, Mas. lite 49,
N.ias f.,.!l.' ny 'g,l-. 80 ~ 80. -. y.
q Masss.
~ o,goRy NymcE, E,.,,s.'s,s,s. s..'-is E-'.r
~. IFiIRAiN 81 IL "a, i.sry-,. hsss-s t,'I'a,l
7. as,.il % r''I, 49,. b '..,.
NJ THOMAS a. rOSS- u. Efhs.eJ N Genera D,aa1r.
EIhsasuln n Nerves. syssua
Rs,. RICHARD METCAif nasson, Ma. Ia us 40
rsn's.,f q p,s,se.s' ii' 49, - 's''a !-N 10
re-. " r Whistler Ra.,un. Ma 10 yss. IN Dy'p-P-
ga ChIuris bsuhss, Dsfan ssal'At ~ lA'f .n4 -eu-
Rev Jos a. CtlSClL. ba.slo, ns.-Is Lne-sJ IN Daa'-
thos. sni Gsnsrsl DsbLu.
H,y ABRAHAM JACKSON, wirls. ~ iL-ts E-a~sy
IL ia. uJsIsPs., AL lth..ihJ AGg-ei@
H.. J. rEARsON, j., ss-b4fygafS AA--s Lnasr
~ ARTHUR Y n Gravity ilsr.hsi. naru.A. l.
Il.naaE DstaAu, s.sllns - - IGusfnilfa
rrok ytTAfIs sCiiLiti, na.sau, Nssa-ib H-s.s-s-
uvs rassF snsf isssF, lahsasuau y - hsrsvas 80
tsr al nTss NsrunirlsnIgllon - =Bllais Iss1-
ere earn ma al Ldtafa-
RI HENRY UFtIAN n-tsa NAs.-Is LrossJ Ia DI,
psg.i. .ni Afssilans q ~ iAFsf.
n, a N HtnDIf- B-,an Mas. ~ v.ils n s..ss -
Irons hi. intgstka TUfg4 Llvsf. hs-zsss al A'r''
ozs uttAaU.
n, =. a uTADtTY, Or,sus.A Mas. Ii. O.su'r.
us.s,. Nsis. AgshI AL Lfio-y Ia bIsg-PsA ~
tksss snd i1saHsTs
He, " OLNsTEAD. n1s,on. Msss-Osnsrsl hss1-s-
.,.oi.faa sd Iauaisnrs IN IL Cons 90 hs--
s..., H. LHlscy Ia DytgsIsaa anG Auryas Dstlu'
n. II. Pamphlet, containing Letters from ths
ahp,. nam~,i Gentlemen and others, ani gir-
Ing fall informstion 10 the syrup, can b. had
on application 10 the Agents, Or 90
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Ts,llmnntnh
CHARLES MASON,

"Ireg,id VI. Eddy =. one oiihe mos, capable
aud sacrr..la, practitioners Nth whom have
had Official intercourse.
EmAuIIz MASON
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Every Horse owner

.hoal have thi. f,,a.,l, 1t h,si. laf ID. timely
nee az The fret appearance 81 l,mrnsss will ciicc.
tull, pf,,cli those iurn,d.blr diseases, o. wh,ch
sll hut.s. are liable. ADD which readers suUau,
others Iss valuable hufses nsafl, worthless.
O,sf f,ur Aundrcj yuliolsr, tesum1niil. 10 the
wondrflul curative properties 81 ihis lnimspt
have i,,n received iih,n the hst tSo Ncafs, 1nd
man, Of them ifum pcIsous 90 the highest walks
iu liie.
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4 x y
ID Il. 5 W T. T. r. =
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT!
Great External Remedy

Mr. N,fi sd J1,si'. NJFHz', Br..ss', Cas-
ed Nossis. PiI,t. H'a8ssA,. ssi 81
RA,.m.iis asi Ns,,ssf D,,5'i~p.
nor 40 of ~h,ch Il =. = speed, sai certain
L remedy. and ns,sf t,il.. The lnn~nt 10
pf,fat,d l,um the t-sI~ oi Do. stephen Svect
II Juus,st,rut. The i,mYus b,ar.settsf. sai has
l~sn u..i ~ be-. prsc,'c Sc mote than tvrniy
,eau With The n1.t ,siunishiug suorsss.
Asan nlirvinior Of Pain, ., ., unfi'sliri
by On, urinrai,.n l-iurr The pebble. IT whr,h
The u'y.t .osptic,l mn, L. coa'iacei by singL
risl,
The liairsnt pili rufe ppii, ani radically.
Rheumatic Disorders 81 c,er, kind. ani 80
thuu.spd. uf eases whrfc q his brra use ~ has
u.,sf l.su ku"wn o. i,il
Tor Neuralgia o. Will afptd iunsdule ~.
isf 100 ry,t, case, huvr,sr dlslfr.s,us.
ItviIt,i,s,s he oatIt cases Of Headache
~ three miputs. nni D. ssranied o. dp e.
ToOthnChs al.o " 30 % riir insuutl,.
For Nervous d.bilii, sui gsn.pl bs.iivic
attsiug ifufn tfupfulr1rr 90 rNrrss, this hnimrnt
d. u,a.t hppr, aad unisiups rrurd,. Acting
ditetil, uInn ih- ustypu. t'ssuss, % strengthens
sad fs,t,ihss the system aud restores u 90 sas.
iirr, lni vigpr
For pilcs-As M external frmsdy. ~ claim
that Il j. ihs h,,t kppsu. ani We ohsllsnge The
sutH o. DE- o,'ucs au r,Iual. E,ety ',riim It th,'
NlHNfH flNa fNNIffiNI HN''H'I Alhf nv Ntflt INl "
vii cot hil % adotd immediate irli-i ani in
mljof,N "i ease. vil' rnrct piirplc cure.
Quins, aud sore throat arc spmriinss ~
itsBs,, iualigulut aui dsugrr1u', hut tim'l,
application - tbs liuimsuJ en- nr,sf al o. cure.
>pIRin> are suurtiuss ,sfN uh.iinstr. ani
cnlfs,u-0i II th- jliuis >. iinhlr o. occur n be-.
elected. The wof.t sasc ma, o. conquered b,
tbs l,o,ment 10 tso 90 thee is,s.
Hfui.r., Cut.. >orr.. icer-. Rpns and scalls
weld rraii, o. ihe vuuis,fl hs,lug properties
Of Df. SWEETS INfAlLlRLE lINIMENT
whsn u.sI according 90 d,',c,,on.. h.p, rh,l.
biaius, Frosted Feet ani in.,,i bates and sl,ug..
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Certificate ~ Jas. u. ,hilion, VI. D., 81 " io't
n l. vii kn8~u that u has Ten funi 'sfY
dfrultts prcssfts IN aFALatsHLn fpn Zoe Ad-sifais
Isngth q Tine compounds ~ o. lfotltiis ~ lTuuH
Ths sFsrNian syrup" an plcassi o. sayi aseaa.
pllshsi L4.s desirable md.
JAMES u. Chiffon, " D., Chsmlst
% lILa-n .m.-L. ~ N-La. AuE- :. ~
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RHlscHorrIetsIs

Boston Albany baltimore IT Louis.
Providence GIo,er.,ille Cincinnati n Orleans,
n. Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark Phihdelphia. Nashville Paris, France
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted. u
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SAPONIFIGR!

rpUE CHEAPEST nlI best article % h.
lutI rr ntsug hpri ur ia Soap, aud
C-.Yfts Paint. Ju.t received aHi be- sal" hy
HAMMOND 4 WOODMNN.
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w. w. & s. A. BOLSTER,
Attorneys aud COanSelOrS at Law,
DIXFIELD.
30 oSFoRp Cousrr. Mr.
CHARLES W. LowkLL.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NORWAY. MAINE.
omce With Hoo. Max n. DussrLt. OPPo
ste the Elm lleu.s. ai
d. p. sTowELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CANTON MILLS, Ne.
II. F. BLANCHARD.
Counsellor aud Attorney at Law,
RuMFoRD POINT.
- O,roEp Co., M.
JOSEPH e. Colby,
SHERIFF. Of OXFORD COUNTY
so RumIord Center. Ne. II
THOMAS HOLT,
Architect. Contractor and Builder,
Bear, nlock.
NoRw AN, NE. II
d. d. RIDLoN,
DENNY Sheriff and Coroner,
rou rur CouSrr 90 oNroEo.
NEAR FALLS, M.
Bernhard G'srbrGll,
= s,r sr 3ais,in SFro'5'
ANn
TEACHER OF MUSIC,
PARIS. NJ,
5. n. BEAN,
nFl,T-pN SO u X L u L
OXFORD COUNTY.
Au.r.,,rt..,atto U,ovaasll. uNHrt Coon''
eiItbc rrr.7r'', Hurnistto.
IsB.o, Use. ""''
J. s. POWERS,
DRpCr-N' = ~ Il n I II L,
rRIEUCRG, Ne.
Al P,e.s,t. o., mail rrarp,h au'r''' TO-
81
w. G.. SPRING,
nRpUrN SIr " ~ / II y
HIRAM, We.
Al ha.iur.s rrauptl, aurutodt' Co. -
4. IL. WALKER,
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r,,,IfIr,ie f,om we'll 1 no~n Citilsn, II Tia.ioa.

tsrtlficate from well Known 'itifshs 81 H'si"a.
The undrrsirrs,i. having sspsrisured M bsusfr d
.rscts - ths fLRtNtAN -luIF, do uut hss.tsis -
~, mmsrd u ~ me atisatlun q tLs Tuilr.
Rev. John T.frpaut, rstsr ilryry,
Thomas \ Dexter, James g. lulns
SIT ksuiaii, ~ -, samuel Nay,
Thomas 4. Aul0y, Rev. Ihus. NAltifmns
C.rnficai. FROM well sown Jiiissasof N.iors.
Ssu Nofl, N5,. l'ih, ls'9
Ths ,tpsrisnss ~hirh ~ have h.d ~ ths TLRt VI.
An sYHlp ald ~ cytlsurs whirA has been stihitsi
B. "a. - it, yrrat success ~ - many disa's,,
satisdss a. that u a. mriirnn afrut m fsAiAalis
ty~rr anil deserving H. attrutinu ~ in'A AIDS.
yOus A. WILLIAMS ~.
Lev An srEyTNs,
n'rs 4 s...s a Is,hnoad. ~ IsAA -
~. r. CiiuBCu. -
Io.i hastr. sss rofs CIy.
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c.r,Inr,,, HAYES, VI. n. Of no.lou.

Iii. well kna.n that The msisinal saests n rroiat
ie q Iron ln.tby 'efy bIsi stpistfe D. ar,
snd that % maintain solutnn ~ l'rui"tds ~ lie,
without further otilation, b. ucru ds,ri impss o.
IN tie PERUVIAN SYRUP Tie dssiratis poiui !,
attained b. CONVERSATIONS ~ AwA1 ttfusH tFGNu~E
snd tis Solution may replace al tf prtn lunais'
sltAift Ani tIusiss q ths Maisria hsiisa-
A HAYES, Assay,r - The st-ts u Mas'.
10 noyistau street, lJstaa.
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.vsfs.-Ths failure ~ IRON a. fsHsdy ior Dye
gsp.Ia, a lad stats q TIE blood, AL hs hgnst.
Gus disease. sanss ihsr,ty, has arisen on NJ ~ussi
.ush prsplIaiian fIroa a. shall sHisr H. 'onasl
PHorouuE state, AMI aitimlate II once 9Th ns
tlood. Ihil van, the PERUVIAN SYRUP 'uppl.,,
.nl Il doe. % IN the ouly form Ia ~Llsh Il Il pa.,t.
for Iron 10 sntsr The circulation. Dor GA, f,a.oa u.
PERUVIAN SYRUP ofsn radically orut, disease, Ia
Which other preparations u Iron And Cher msies.
have bssu found 10 b. q M avail.
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Huusis
SUGAR COATED
FILLS.
Ch,lifsn cry Tor
them
The remarkable
Amsricap fsms, 10
ssfDiag the sothi
L., storm. Over nv.
millions oiluNs, ate
tull annually, COM
posed ruttttly Of
TL,~rn, Roots, hsl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-04
Mrs. E. G. EASTMAN.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE UNION AND
AMERICAN.

In connection with Mr. THOs. S. MARI, having pur-
chased the interest of Mrs. E. G. EASTMAN in the
UNION AND American now enter upon my duties,
as one of its editors and prOprietors Mr.. MARI has
for several years past been known to its patrons, in
connection with its business department and WILL in
future, continue IN that relation, in which he has
efficiently employed his time and won the favor of
its friends.
To a large majority Of the readers of the UNION
AND AMERICAN and of the citizens NASHVILLE keen
" feel when presenting myself in this new relation
that am a stranger; and shall consequently, en-
deavor to observe every punctio pertaining to
that position until better acquaintance shall rem
der it unnecessary while shall abate nothing IN the
bold and honest expression of my political semi
ments. Haviag labored for many years IN the edl-
toraI harness. to advance the Democratic cause and
being satisfied thoroughly that its success IN the
present campaign, as well its future permanency
depend upon its true followers yielding their sup
port to the ticket of which JOIN {. BRECKENRIDGE
of Kentucky is the head, shall labor with hearth
and honest sincerity to effect that end, beheY-
ing that every Democratic vote cast IN Tennessee for
Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. under the circumstances,
is so much tribute 20 the common enemy OF De
mocracy. 1 shall nevertheless accord TO those who
may pursue different course the merit Of honestly
believing the Democracy deserve defeat, and to
all opponents the courtesy which claim for my
self, of sincerity in convictions.
In all respects connected with advancing the aims
of the UNION AND AMERICAN. shall endeavor to lend
a jealous cooperation with my colleagues, and it
shall be our joint purpose to render it worthy the
extended and liberal patronage Of the Democracy of
Tennessee, which it has heretofore enjoyed and to
continue il an efficient agent in advancing the glo
rious cause upon which the integrity of the Federal
Constitution and the perpetuity of the Confederacy
depend. LION lHooSOAl-E'
Nashville Aug 1, 1860
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Nnur AfIenfion.

We find the following in the n. Y. Ecentng Post OF
July 25 The Post is regular Black Republican
paper. 1t says:
jeremiah Clemens once Senator from Alabama,
has written letter assigning his reasons for sup
porting Bell instead of Breckenridge. He thinks
Breckenridge is as good bad an aboitionlst,
and that Bell is the only candidate to be trusted by
the South II lis neIOS that BrectHridge is iShy about
negroes though loe are not surprised to learn that Bea IS
ali our fdrcy painted HIM In no other way could we
account for the kind of support his ticket Is threat
ened with in this State. 1T WAS VERY NAUGHTY OF
HIM HOWEVER, WITH SUCH SENTIMENTS AND SUCH
FRIENDS TO COME ON TO New YORK, AS HE DID ONCE,
AND LIE AROUND FOR A WEEK OR MORE, LAYING PIPE
FOR A NOMINATION As VICE President on THE Re
PUBLICAN TICKET. IT VERY NAUGHTY.
The charge here made by the Post is very Sc
yious one We have taken the liberty of empha-
sising portion of the language. We call upon the
Post to make good its charge that our fellow towns
man Mr. BELL did once "lieI around NelO York for a
,oese or more laying pipe for nomi"atio" as Vice
President on the Republican ticket" or retract what
it has said We do not intend that any Black Repub-
Gcan editor shall talk that way about our dlstln-
ou;sbed neiehbor without hearing from us.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-04
Terrible DeaIh OF a Robber--verdict OF
Unsuitable Homicide.

About four months ago Louis Maude was hired az
gardner by Albert Becker, who lives on Garrison
avenue, near Lucas avenue, very poorly protected
neighborhood. Two months afterwards. in the ex
pectation of higher wages. he lett Mr. Becker, who
still owed MIN for five days work, which had not
been paid for because being hired by the month"; he
had left without giving notice to his employer.
heard to complain for net having been paid for the
five days work. and also to threaten that he "wOul1
have the pay out of Mr.. Becker one way or anoth-
err soon after this, Becker's family was annoyed
IN a number OF ways, dead rats being tied TO the
eoor DELL fruit stolen, and his enclosure entered at
night on several occasions. Maude was not, how
ever, suspected by the family of these eneroaeh-
menss outon the contrary another was.
ABOUT two o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Beck
er near9 some noise on the premises and awoke her
nus1ahd saying there was robber about the place.
Mr. D. soe up, and observing dark object move
IN cluster OF pear trees he levelled at it shotgun
loadsu win pigeon shot and fired, apparently only
VIII tns nope OF frightening the trespasser. lmnle-
diately afterwards he saw a man run and climb
over ms fence, whereupon he fired shot over the
man mead; But unfortunately the first shot had
proven IaLal Maude, after climbing over the fence
walked ABOUT forty fifty yards and fell on the
sidewalk, where be was found dead Yesterday morn
ing, with handkerchief full of pears by his side.
ine verdict OF the jury was that he ..came to his
deatn Oy nemerrhage of the internal jugular vein
prOuuceu Dy gun-shot wound inflicted BY Albert
DeeAer' whist tne deceased was committing depre-
a@1loIls On MS premises; the opinion of the jury
jury beng that the death of the deceased was al
taough unprecedented Unsuitable act under the
circumstances. Mr.. Beeke. expressed great regret
| at ire occurrence. Mande was a poung man. and
mas nunoer OF friends in the city-S Louis Re
publican, july 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-04
AM Ex,rnordinarr Case cd Litigatlon


The Rome Sentinel gives the following account of
a suit in which JOHN Brown, of Harper's Ferry
notoriety, was one of the parties
Mr.. Perkins of Ohio was a wealthy persOn-some
eight or ten years ago said to be worth Sl0000QO.
He entered into partnership with John hrown,
and established a commission house IN Springfield,
Massachusetts, for the purchase and sale Of wool on
commssiOn-the firm advancing 0ne-half or two
thirds of the supposed value of the wool taken in
bv them to be sold. A MIR. Warren of Pittsfeld,
Saratoga county in this State let Perkins and Brown
have large quantity of wool upon which p Il B.
made advances; the price of wool soon went down,
and P. & B. claimed that they had advanced to Mr..
Warren some $4,000 more than the value of the
wool they had of him; they brought suit against Mr..
Warren for alleged overplus advanced; Mr. Warren
set up for the that he sold the wool outright to
plaintiffs, and that it was not sale commission.
This suit was commenced in 1850 by j. Whipple
Jenkins then of Vernon, as attorney for Perkins 4
Brown; Timothy jenkins was the counsel; the case
was referred to Judge Dean; the trial of the case
occupied thiFty-seEen days; the referee reported in
favor of the plaintiffs; from which the defendant
appealed.
During the tendency of this appeal and which
had not vet been argued Perkins has failed and his
assignee was substituted in his stead; J. W. Jenkins
died, and Ralph Mcintosh of Vermont is substituted
as attorney. John Brown is dead, and another par
ty substituted in his stead the defendant Warren is
dead and another party is substituted in his place
Timothy Jenkins. the counsel, is dead, and Porter
and Cagger of Albany substituted as counsel II
his stead. The cost thus far is over S3,OOO and 1t
is said that defendants estate, once worth S2OOOO,
is worthless. and the bail which the law practice
required him to give, is supposed to have become
worthless also On the whole the case is one OF the
most prOtracted and most curious that has oeen De-
fore the Courts in long time.