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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-17
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-17

SAMUEL TImmoNs

SA m u e 4 TIM NJ ONS
WTOuLD respectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally, that he has on
hand large stock and general fssortment OF Sad
dies, Harness, &e, consisting n part OF fall-quil'
ted and plain Skaters quilted hoUu cover and plain
hafSpanish and fallbacks, quilted and plain seat.
cd, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cAntls English trotting saddles
Also variety Of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs silver eolored. russet b.ne and black
enameied leather gu ltet and plain Plushed seats
he has also on hand several sets OF extra hne sil-
Yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankees team harness, saddle bags, collars, haiers,
brides and martngaes Of most every description
Carnage, Buggy and Riding Whips Of the finest
quality; in fact most everything usually kept in
s1dd ler shop. He deems il unnecessary to puff
and blow or let off gass about the material or
workmanship Of his work, as it will recommend
itself TO those who are judges or who use it,
ThankfaI for the liberal patronage he has hereto
fore received he hopes by strict attention TO bnsi-
n ,ss and selling good work at reasonabls price,
10 merit acontinuance Of the same. Shop third
door North Of McFadden's store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb IS Is60-Ivr
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-17

TOWNS New siellar, good supply AZ noed
L ateystss . BEALL'S
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-17
no. 2il
Ear the nrniactinn Of Bees.


For the protection OF Bees.
Sec l. Be IL enacted by the General assem-
blv Of the state of Ohio That ifany person shall
stesl auy hive, box, bee palace, or other contri-
vance containing honey or honey bees, the prop
erty of another, Of less value than thirty five
dollars; or il any person shall willfuly and ma.
ljciously disturb, iniure or destroy any such
hive, box bee palace, or o,her eoutrivance con.
trivance containing honey or honey bees, every
person 90 offending shall be deemed guilty OF
misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall
90 fined in any sum not exceeding one hum
dyed dollars, and shall oe confined in the in the
isil OF the county. not less than ten nor moro
than thirty days, and pay the costs OF prosecu-
ton, and shall mo- cover, be liable TO the party
injured, in double the value OF the property
stolen, injured or destroyed.
sec. 2. All prosecutions under the provisions
of this act, shall he in the name OF the state Of
Ohio and may be brought before any Justice OF
the Peace in the county where the offense was
committed, who shall proceed to judgment and
hnal sentence. unless the defendant or defend.
ants shal demand trial by jury. in which
case such justice shall sit as an examing court
only, and discharge, recognize or commit TO jail
as in prosecutions ,or other minor offences.
All fines and penalties collected Under the
provisions Of this act, shall be forthwith paid
into the treasury of the township where the OF.
fsnss was committed, for the use Of common
schools therein.
This act shall take effect on isspssssgs. !.
RICHARD ~ PARSONS.
speaEfrof 'is Iiosss q KssRgrssea,sgyss. ( b
Pssses iHsb, ss, 1861
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-17
[No.ml

Supplementary 20 the act to provide fog ths or.
eanization Of Cities and incorporated Villages,
psased May g. 1852.
See. /. De 1t snseisd By the General Assem-.
biv of the etals Of Ohio, That when the inhab-
|itauts Of any Incorporated village for special
purpose, uf u any part thereof. sIsfi desire 10
become al incorporassd villaas for general pur-
poaes, they may apply BY psiitloA IN writing to
IN eaurty commissioners Of ths proper county,
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15
Gboitt qortrn.
LOOK ALoFT.

IN H. teup~ss q ife. ~A-u TIE ~sre ard tAe Eais
Ar- sroand assd shSre. thF fc-sin< sisoui4 fsil-
n tin< eFe ssssl grr,~ dim ar3 nv cHuact defzr
Lsok atorf sH4 b. frzn and fearless 81 h1zz1
n he fsrad sto -1zbsacrd IL p--upesifs's &C..
VITA q ssniie fsr csck ~ sE1 snzr isr czrh ~ee
Sscald betrzy sA.ee shea sorrow IKE 4os1s are A.
rzyed
I.,ss stoFr 70 the fsieDsip ~hicA seTer s.ii fss
bos,a the vi.soas shish hss,s spresas IA lssla %
thne eve.
Like sbe snEs II the ruiutos. bss brighten 70 ay
Thea turu. Hsd itlr0aEh i-srs q rrp-uasni frsret
LOOK ALoFT 70 tie saa thai = never q set
Should sbey who doarsss-ths soo q thy bsH'f,
TF~ wife q t.sy bDssa-ia sorra~ aepasI
Loos ALorT frosn The darkness and crss of tbe ,oh
To tho Nol wb~rr ~2accGon - ever 70 biso-a-
And oil uhen death euues IN teT7ors - cast
His fesrs o. the fassre. he ran on The F@sss
Ia that na-neas q 41T aes-- wth hgpe - ~ hr1f
And szails IA thine eve. Loox aaoTr saa arfsafs-
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15


A-ay = ew soi@@Posss's' are aa'oe.ang
t''s r-ssing o. Ne PaT q Pnvsis ssssisn -
ne n-nk~ We hs-'si'y egssS 80 lnsA -
InsE s'sva q ne fo''sy q saen "ss1sFs
= has osss : eoaF'stion q ours s'aes ~
g'aaaas o 'hs wa'' '''' so'ss "a. 'oe -
; o'.aaas.'0a s'.as ess~esa ne Pns-'ss -
e'nm.zs'oasa onee'> q cur A'" 1855
'As o.a o'ess ~ sAlhS@ Aooa
40 a'7ssssee - P-y 70. Psrn-fss A'.ess-A-
f'ePs~ epa eaF o.@s''ssA Af''y eS'-'
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- ossafg 's'ps 'ss's s'''" o..-
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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15

BExz BomEp Eo9 TREER susAA--sSsrf1an
rxsnerz ca shs hanks Of the Oser. being tFss-
aas1 - bs.n. whs soughs thess aagisna for
huner nnaksnw "a the rrassrsss, BIS 1Pos a
ga foT gf8sss~ tAsnsslEea 81 the uua&anoe'
shaaA pr0Tsa qassa F7oal-hle- Lss Eisis.s'a
wess Aa@0yAs inis ane sg4FtnAeas wsefs iAsg
wsrs sasseesaG - q los hash. Ny whi-h Hseazs
fkounnnas werr killed af oacs. and th~ir -
diss afsFwsrda bsiag fhrown insa hoAsl
fAe stase- psorsrsy cas- sEtT1utsd tsaaA ihesn'
Es.sasmSaased sbst a. mauv - cisvsn mh
hsas ssas dsseroyed uirhia a year. aad
abous twelvs handrsd fTaaea vorrh of sug-l
eSssarse3 fran fbem-
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15
a Br or Was RoxaxcK.-A corrcspond-

A Brr OF Was Roxkxck-A correspond
en-: of the Ciarkssille Jefer-oniaa, writing
from Columl.n.. Kenineky. says:
.Qaiie rosnznlie iit'le ineideut 'devel-
oped' itself here yesterday. A skiff from
Cairo. wiih fax q trnoe. made landing N
-frou; q T'iilow's haaAqu4rserS- IL contained
a yosnz gentleman and yOang lady The
yoang lziv w1s native q Port GihsoH-
Nississippi. ssd has bcea going 70 school st
Cosasnbus. Ohio- Whcn the var eosnnenc-
ed ,be foand she could Bot get home, and
is2s bees -@ssisg se~ezE HsOaGAs for az eS-
portrnEsy - @se Ser assse soIl FisEay :
raEszz yssaz fdneossis< 3~ho was probably
an srSesz yossg ssr-@er, AlsOi FrOs~rs& Ais
services to cosdses ker ~zfsky Go tkss Psaee-
Al Cairo be prodaeed passes from General
s.srzaf, and she eospAe started oaf IN ski1.
y snsde the trip down in fonr hours And q
AalL Geuersl PiIlow gave the youag man g
pass 70 return The afsir crested some Ii
tie excitement. and furnished the boys some
food ster co3ser.<.ss@- TAe yOung man w&'
shszzeess losking AbOsStiOuiss have seer
for long time
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15

TKUE-A correspondent ofrhc Charleston
Mercury says:
Il fouehss the heart and makes one Proad
II bis dss and rzse. % see hos noasy car
people are eomiag forward 70 the szPPors q
<A1 ses6serA whzs we4sd become q them
suithozt 80 Year tslexraPhic correspond
.sui hA. apPsissd yoa q the iumsuss sums,
.eoasrsszsed - i-,siEid.ais @se sssoei-aioas-
for the eiozhizg a Car Eoi4assers, bat there
.sss zka9zznds snd tAa~&s.1s sf ehHzisiss. II
: ssee3 - = sod sAi<h ~ sever - sssy
G.a~s. sss- oasy - esod hi@ssL No mAn
sexa pirsnss SIS grszs psoPis tealiag ssd ssf
S<rsag, zghsssx AID przyisg n ssA.f q t-s
..4xsA4sss ess.s q in6rPsssssss. siEA~ss -
sax ovsrwAesaez wish adSsis~Goa far the
n.s and woDsn a. the south- Th~rs are
e@res e hisssry 10 bs wraEssn whisA nd
azua.4 al fuznrs gsaer~Eioa& Asrsr, sinos
sks xosid hsxxn. ~aa sbsre sarA stFaggS'
I'D nssss sia sks woz1a ssds. wiA there d
spch AnssAer
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15
THE FAMILY.

IL fEn7ir i i1ks a hook-
The chiilren are the lesscs.
Tis~ pzr~n;s art ths cover, that
Pruscrsion. beauiy gives
Al frwt. fae ns~cs q She h<ok
Are hi4zk 4aa psrssy aair,
Bat Tfme ~oua ngifrth rrzu1wcs
Aad r4intexa ricf2frs tnerv.
iors : Eae aiz1ks rs&asa slase
THAT tsszsdekh up rse trEst;
ohE l-eak s sot, lcs1 al cse ie4Fes
Ssau @rsfl~r ard b~ iasl
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15

SYrcaAL NorscE TO TmosE NSe NAxL
LxrrKEs 10 SoLDExz&-~A Sol&iar zritss
from Mansszss - s.sEsgs<
xos messing bsw 1SAg ths present war
saay eansinse, il mag nst bs imprep<r -
e.l sha R@<EeMMT zzasnAinn a seldian an&
shsis iss=nds sAsasa . sha ispFs0rsxass AZ d.
rersisg lsstsr.s psorsssys i Coy -wh tbeis
ssssnsAs IN e<hup % sso4lzs thsm- Lets-s
shcaid alw&Fs BE sadssssed to the s@rr Il
the Csssset at sks szss epe asszsg Ga
rssSmeza sd ssslA II . happsns 10 be
wrsng. ths ether Easy serve - q gaide- By
ths AddiEios of tie asmc 0f The C.p<ain q
ses soldiers eomp~ny. the delivery sf the
lezlsr msy bs still msss certainly in.zrsd--
To pzt the si1Bple nz1s 81 m isdisi@EzL
wish tie Czpt<in ztasehsa The ieI1w ~
rzzzly a1s<is itz dezfin<eiOa Is Is ksqsez.-
b the e.ss hat sssrs ere sassy Captains Sf
tks ssz.< sene. Asl <kns i is iuPo~1ibss sx
he sszszAstsr sS issw he rsgimsn; 70
~hiek - b~l0nc- CsPt<ins Asd soadisa
sb~iag sozEas& 70 thsir e@.zpA sag~ged is
nzr.h. or sans 0.ksr niIit4zy duty, hsFs sof
- sgpos<zassy 10 es@s 10 a PsssoGEe@--
z&eh rexinen< aAAsxssse. ~sHszwss sse 81 ~
Hsn 80 prsnFs 4As bs<rsss Cos the ~hols.
-z&szh so Yas in ban mxzksd ssr shs regl
msss sad being t4ksa 70 e4mp, are dnly dis
ssib1ssd azsong ihs rarious eompania& L.
tie casa Il the rsncxzl VI q .rsxmsns to q
point Aeys@d their. lzzs. .postsGcs, asc0rdiag
70 ahs laas AAH sfCsagrrss, Tbs Issfen u the
mhsae sssinsat, xi.Asus farhsr shsrgs 70
zhs ssaaisr. zaay - fprw.raAd . Hay other
Possazz=s = lAey srepEspsrsy 5issassd ;osA-
srwiss Gaey mazEzmzia "a dsaa .lsfssrz. %
Is Is izs2ossibae .far she Po~tns<.sr % know
pkxs elseaodo with ihxE- 4 grex.<sal If
The snsoyancs wksrh soldien IL camp zaEsr
in the less offheir leftsrs il alznsst irxasisr
bly u eo.sesasess s<iaaEteasiou % khe@bose
r1le.: and shsshsr shsy contain poz or
oskss xassAbless ths sane rsznh nmtf1w.
"A MzaH.sas gansiiea. slszs, Eksz Md
- - ssvrrz shoes4ss ssEtsrs 70 ~1ssA own
ers 1zan0Gsh - fossS, fsr wssk e rscper d.
rseEiea. Let - csw-Poszenls q seldiezs
49, = sza>sa N nnost insta1-
- q .ris< = ssssn szsess tAsT'sozPly TIzk
the=e @zrse<issa. ssssxsi ksrx s.z<6 fum4
sss=zz= - shv hsssuesss Iass . .
gsssisg fhssr fFisnAs % eiss'she az1sus =
eazssa =. - - fesinning q she eorss
dsa~&
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15

Was 1s~ III Fs0szrrxe l-Iss ssrm HrzzT
Ass : ren<rszthe RioaEno13 nispa.<h; uashs
no - tAs~aenE eu<k
!. : :s-s = i.ssslsss ., .. Ps.As
sseer ssA- zsss - Ws s Fssss
-sf &C.. Esesksy~zrssasss,, ux.asA " q -
rsp@s arsny. Ikas 80 y sfIriah-
go 80 eesaaass vs. 49, M PsoPorsi0a e
Faakss& VIE sbe rnnkss Gsrsrnmess
asFrsaa1a hazssiy shs tgnpzEhy sf RursPp
= gsssszmaaGa wish ti,s soush. Ia own man
sskssss . Essspezn seidisa. The pstsuns
sn iass brOagAa u are shieAy q iiis slasa.
i've ell thsm Taskesa Es NOS 0uly e0fnmia
~ erros = faes. hus give ths Ysakses srsdit
C hghaing tissr ewu bustisA We hGFe jusa
whiFFad N AFs4k and Gsrmzn army, wh0ss
Rsasszs laader wna dsPnrsd RaEkahmaa
ssd { : - zmsF es ssssiga Huzss~nsasA
ehieA 81 sarsaizs ks - e veiT Sa iAs Ass.
3sna ef tka nearmsa
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15

An fzsca.sas Szezsmss Eza4st<s.-A
oezzespanlzzs - fks csarsn~.fi csmmesrEzk
= rueezt Iszaes kom FrznklssA EseaAekr,
1sys<
TIE fIas5r. Iisa. sAo !. rspsAsd 70 Be
zessag dora Gzesn river, with . fzrrs a
-. 49,. - <szr n1---.@3z1 --z~a-s 81 so q
q Goserssr isAa s Helz. izsesy Psesisxzs
q he Lpsisxills ssd NzsAsil,s rsilssaa----
This Hzraen's viz. i hzif SISTER 10 Ira.
Ahrzhzn Lineola- Mr. Linealn hsx skn
bzasber-Dr Geo. 3 g. Todd. 81 RLeAmssd
whs hai sls hosar Il bsiss jsilor 70 Old
Ahs'. soldiers s3ptsssd a Bah RuA---Mn,
l1Aepia hzs $50 bzDshsz s.uaa Tsee.
sho Is ; fsaasnsus ia lie rsk& arrny u yir-
giHia.
gAe ksz aaso kaK bsothsF wAs Is ns~ m
the soush. fghsing for Aiz righeA Tee h3ll
nsztn-s u Mrz kineuzn ass nnsssssa 10 SouEhp
ern esasanmaa, alss sseenaosHztA xhe
y01nrsr - ths kamIzy. uafH wl1kia yaAs
pass. rssided e. sAsif 1srm. hss mzss hom
tsis plaus-
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15

~ whg Is shs mzp x Ahhana - -
diss's nasksts BeAsas e. - Ass * sa
i Qh@ysnsks
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15
OXFORD, Mss, {. S. A., FRIDAY s. 1851

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ui.s;s.;pp;-. hr.x. son. a oas ~ shs mat
b,,il;.,, ,.,~.,,;.. wh.rh h. --,w.s ,u-
.,,n. ds,;.g .hs ww wh;le - ho,o, A.
brave dad and seel ina. hi. deed. h.v. ,l,es
ls.,rc an the s,.,e AZ M;.s;..;n,,; .,5 ..
t,ouie.,.,e ,i,a, h. M. -. ..c,;srel !, r,.
se,;,., ,he ,,o., x.I,,l,i. ..r;.. xh;.h . "a.
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;,v.se-. 10 ..ek - .n.l.vs r.. xaul5 !,
M. h. vel n, The SIT. n r.,p-u,har ,h..
,bc.e who dep~peed O. him t,r the eher;.h-
inv e.,. a. q s.,hsr .nd hu.h..d ar, Ia
81, n. aud NAV ,..d ...;.,..<- uh;ch n.
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7, -
us sa-A> s'f me iAsni'y As ''s'f e're1ins'~h-
ees may ee 'oana 20 require
ihe m-gaiinde and duration OF The var N
~hieh sc are engaged lear have nSs been
ialiy aPPFeeiaied- The vast isieresss invosv-
ed exceed anything couteoaed Tor BY armies
- modern tines The North, eoatending Tor
the assolsie eoAtSss u TIC huHdrcds of EaA-
aoss Of The seemiag annnAi wealth Of Soath"
era fsids, ~iil net be EASILY dr'ven from tbeiE
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15

~ Certain msfeh4aas msw-s-&1yH oneht
. = weil AID q rspelIiag saT.nsy stsssk--
sAey shNrg. - AAgh
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-11-15

HUxoEs Of THK CAkPMox--Tlss rolIiek-
inx array eor~~sOoisna q . Ssv York pa
peg pespesrzses the fall0wings
LsNouns2iu has bess sp IN has balloon.
and wszz - k;zk eAai be esald see al tks
wzs as She G.af u Msxiea. and observe ~h2f
fiey bad for disnsr - fon PieksnA He
made discoveries sf ~ imPas<&af eb3rzetsr.
NY -. ma says thai the psssh h4ss eon-
senfrAtsa ssssns ass9P~ % m~nasss< A W.
por1& a the Trfss1< sAhn,x hsn d&s csszd
negro intnrrsu3ss~. sua hs sA.<<zAw
3zdsa 90 sosne blark sPoas posiag zr0usd
nexr-SeutA Czrolins, bns fusrS uzf zh~r~ra
shs. shsy ~srs soms ants vhifA s@d goz into
hss sslss1-F's-
TIE pssnes O. Jeinviiles tws sspa my
boy, ars aanirahss %. ..iisioss % ssa- hccsss-
LIS .tAas sza sPeak Engs~. % weA that
ean alass<s andzazsana shas they ~ I've
AraAs ass szpee.ed b~rs ts-ssorow 70 Ike
eommAna ~ Irish tri<.dss. nad Gea- Bies-
ker I'll PrOb~hsy h.ss 100 Artscs y Hasist
hsm u ~ Germzn dirissoa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
OVER COATS

OVER GOATS.
I1E1LADuPHIA Made OVER COATS, and RICH
l. sll-h vkLyEf FkSIS a. private sails. An invoics
JUS; resolved RAilrued, which VIII be osrsd
isW days 9nzsn-1y cheap foT such goods, By
1of1e>8 skSJ. y, Saxkl4o6 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
NASHVILLE TENN. TUESDAY, JANUARY s. 1861
A n Id z Z w WIN D, S
ADVERTISING AcrNcy

1S3 Nassau ST.. next door 10 the Nassau Bank n. Y.
Is the Agent for the NASHVILLE PATRIOT and the bes
circulating Journals in The United States Canadas
West Indies
He is authorized to receive Advertisements for US
our published rates.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.

7sHE undersensd would beg leave 70 respectfully IN
form the citixens of Nashville that they have on
hand few F1reProof Szfss, from their Msnufactory
Louisville, which they o1sr those wanting on the
mose reasonsbae terms- HARRfo = HC1SoN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
That Valuable Farm,
Beautiful Farm,
Housekeeping Made Easy.

uyHE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES viii always in
II sure good wholesome bread For Is cents you
c,an get o.s dozen Yeast Cakes, which viii MAKE %
large oaves Of the best bread
6O0 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected oy
er1reSs AIranst every family town hzs used IT,
For Spring cleaning II WsA1s 6a.al
Iookns GIssses GiIded Work Marble, Silver or Plated
Ware
REFRGERATORS-We have sold large lot OF
those famous Philadelphia Rsfrigerators- We have
Irrs lot coming They warranted % give satlsiac-
ION a. they are not only the best bat they are the
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$4,000 Copies already sold.
EVERYB0DY'S LAW YER
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OF the Philadelphia Bar
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AN now IN receipt Of my large and well assorted
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ClnD.


| TAKE pleasure IN announcing to my ol friends ano
lcustUmeI5 that alter abs, nee al Two yrAIss !
have again returned the practice u u
ItiOiO1RAFElC ART N ali bI IanCheS, hay ng pui
Chased the interest my brOlheT IA the ui'i ,stb ISL
ed Gail ~ IN Hon IL. vet, f1c haylng spent i''U
months IN New York the past sumner to Otut iuily
all the late n3ruvemeDts Ii t. a I. have lElinIe'.,
renovated ana aTgrG thv ate Oi kiOms Throughout
That my fsciiiIies better Ia produce nfst
Class work than most Galleries boast and Con-
duce u comfort our EtfUns- trust nOt on
TO sustain the proud pos ton the oaery lss hereto
lore Sustained, but To elevate stu higher STAN
ard have also engaged Ltte ICES 81 4r COUh
one oi the best photographers IL liz worIA, who tJDN
the Pictures which Obtainesi the rIa-GnI al IL
World 3 Fair iOndun, 1851 and del isrnliiit'
Not only 10 make this The essIng Gallery IN The STAT
but work shall be SURPASSED North or oatlI,
aud now introduce u the public the following new
| styles:
Imperial Photograph, INDIA Ink,
FIgenette, PLAIN or colored,
IyoryIypes, :"
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on aIivass, sIiv size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, is tlken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue 10 make the Melainotype and Am
brotype heretofore The above Styles all
tirey new in this city, excerpt the Autograph Gard
when but one made at sitting All who IN want Of
anything in-ny line politely invited To give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when ! viii prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, +. y. HUGHES.
oct20-Q B. G.. Z A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
Selected Lump Coal.
N O TICE.

<IPocket Book was stolen from me, containing note
for Two Hundred Dollars, more or less, drawn by 7.
Tanning, and endorsed by A. ]. Nc hirter Co. The
public is hereby notified not to trade for said note.
nov8-f ROBERT LAW.