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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
Sharp Action at PkiIlippi- victory o
L. sth6GU. &. TrO0nR

A dstaehmeHt Of Virginia, Ohio
and Indiana volunteersleft Grafton
lastmght, Jsine2 under command
of GoldnehK ellys and after SaaFeh4
ling all nightsi ii a. drenching rain;
Isnrprised an e~ncampment of rebels
abouttwo thousand strong at Phil
|lippi. After nj short engagement
|thesrehels were srohted, with q loss
of ffteen killed, andta aegeiamount
|of arms, ammanition, provisions,
camp eqnipage and h6rses Ecaptur-
led. Atourl last. adSices the edef-
al t~rnapsTwerssin hot rnrslit Sf the
Rebels, and itsisquite pfobablelthat
many ofathemMili be taken priso.
hers. The gallant Colonel Kelly
wass eEerelgifnotmortally MounIs
led. 3Y en nra3
Sincewsiting the above, wslearnI
that the Virginia Regiment, Col
.onel Kelly; Sixteenth Ohio Reg
|iment, Colonel Irwin, and Sixth
Indiana Regiment Colonel Crittens
den. were engaged in the conflict
lot PhiliipLd, under the control Of
|Brigadief- General NORRIS. The
|onl ewonud.
ing of ColonelK ely, of Whselingl
|who,it Wa s1thdught, moaldnot sard
night SOC
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
Hon. 0. l. Valandigham's lsttsro the
Present state 9 afairS IN America
We think that the letter of the

We tbinje that fhe latter 81 AZ
|Hoporable @ = valISnsSSb.,n
gof DAYTON Ohm aadrasssd. e .or,. I
lrehtlem.nin Middletown. ob;a !
q whole ID! not sdaptsd toSuromoAe
ths enc wAGchsko 1Hob. eentnmau
has Envfsv. He is for peace land
so are. wsl bpt,soms parts Of lis
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
\ Great Man Dead s~oRaWsea!Es
Lee . dndzlIvs8 forever 50 q

VI " - h-HL ~ HEIrH. WHNHHaN 49, ENHLUA.H. 4
The late Senator Douglas had
like ali othergdlen, q bifth places
The ohiId1is theIftfieF oftheSman
and the, birth place is the start Il
Fife. A great man Is but the ful,
development ofiagreatchild sBnl
Yhow littlerwe know Of what.a MAJ
child just born r. destined to be.
come. Little did the mother who
lgaye ths,senator birth, know that
Tier pang6 and thrues wsrsabdta
law through The medium Of which
The whole United States Of Ameri-
ea shopld one asy be honored b.
ltheyisdoms power. greatness and
STERLING ofamasterBpifit III
The riseandpregtess ofagreas man,
we cannot fail 70 think Of thesub,
lime and poetical words of smother
|great man who, from the Sheep
fold reached a Throne, and from
his lofty eminencs said-"Day I'M
To day uttereth2 speech, and night
untoi night howsth knnwledge. y
It is through the medium of
what takes place during the night
and from what
the day, That nelearn that the way
'ofi mahais potinhiuiself and that
'at the still heurof midnight the
of the man isb born. Card ia
the morning 6 he Is cot do@Riashe
ofhis strength.
Asa youth, .thelate Senator was
industrious ahdsshxiou vi to earn his.
BY the sweat of his brow'
but bis physical strength yielded to-
the weightof his tools and conse1s
harwas compslledtO.tun
his attention to some other branch
Of business. Ills intellectual pow.
srs fully igstifed bic desire te be-
-. @Ef"
o real scholar but his -pecfs
niary FesSafcss we're very aimised,
snd he!could not therefore, enter
lie was BY nature, an
s6ate,reasoneraandsa good debateE
the study ofths law became to
iim d motive BY which he was
'wayed and finally led T. piacs him.
elf where he could and " hss
lid, employihis poSeDs fora season
I0gAinSap ractica tkho wledge 6ftAe
sgal profession. But life has too
fopgn Patpaln y toffatlpw
mostsatdenk and enthusiastic
'thdent1to hold on in the even
cfhfs way anayoipg Doug
az vas not permitted to become an
te-theFest efmankiad-J
nd, Therefore. NJ next fpd him
'migratipg ftqmh State of Sew
York to Cleveland, where heMas
1rrestsd'in- his 'pgegressb Fsa severe
recovering from which, he
Fateled West and South. until he9
'eGanie almost cehtIess; but like all
Zen of great intellectual powers, I
10 was too high,sOaied to act the
Sefe eoxcombTaad consequently,
%. fsplehished his purse by actingl
slolerk to an anstionesr, apdteach-
agothsSndimentsof useful kpowl
aes to . few pupilbs HOaNasam
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

Those of our readers who did not
pay for their paper IN advance, 10
sthey ought to have done, are re.
spectfully informed, hat payment
fs requested forthwith. We are
sola
70 know, that we publish q paper
with which our friends have reason
tobethorosghly satisfied, andwhiehu
g worth double the triaskhegp pay
for It. We spare neither pains,
nor brains, neither time, nor mon.
ley, to Fenderthe Democratic PresDsa
worthy of the great Democracy Of
America, but though we know q
thing or two, we do not know how
to live without food, work without !;
pay, or continue to be honest and
pay our printers and find paper s
sand ink every week, on any other
conditions than that oar readers
|ana advertisers. pay. Us In advance
FOR the paper, andfor all small ad-
lpertisements; TO enablaIps to pay
punctually, and once a quar-
ter for all yearly and half yearly
Advertisements, We beg, to inform
'all whom 1t may concern, that we
autherizs oh postnaztsss.
wherever our paper comes, to re-
advertisements, subscriptions
and sdbssFibsFsF fAi; SandutO giset@
receipts for the same, and we shall
care that they are honorably
and hoqessly paid fdS tEeii trSabls
lt,rnay not be known to the half Of
our readers, that we are now. sups a.
lying several hundredsiof peranns;
inclndi lg some heavy advertisers
With our paper at our own sole en-
pehse,tbeE haRings AzhefqEsEwA b. a
the Press. we cannot
afford any longer to lose at the
of eight dollars a week, which
sum W havs lost duringthe month g
We have conducted The paper.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
manner as to prevent, if poasihln
the complete aud total destruetion

u | rNN~tD 80
The Northern Dsnocrets haYe take
up arms Bit as TIE present fearfr
state Of things will produce its ow
!; future, the Democratic party wi.
watch the powers that be, and tax
care that the American nation shal
not be cursed with q military o
!, despotic government. Universe
suffrage, and the ballctSbox mus
be guardeG, preserved, and convSye,
! down to the lateat Augmentation Il
b greatnsas of their strength.
We confess that we see breaker
a-head, and, therefore, We war
the people to look after their own
rghta, and not allow any despoti,
government, should such an eyi
present ITSELF whether civil OF
mihtary, TO trample the nation
under its feet and rob thelpeopls
of thsir birthright: nssasAs
1 Wedo not wrong our Democrats
friends when we predicate thai
they do not profess to justly
Il $1,000 80
the present President ofthe United
States IN all hia ways and doings
sincehe camei into Office. They well
knOwthat "to, err > human" But
neither are they blind to theneCss,
sity which nov exists forsprompt
action, Though we think that
things might have been managed
better, both by the late President;
and the prssent,rand their leading
coadjutora we cannot chow stand
Oppanesiliods points elaoararnS
and laugh atIGalamIsy, and, aeohss.
qusntly, we, as party, hSvetkrO@a
ouEinauenees 60 faFI6toR epdbRcan
scales aS todaiteah eas6sss eFoFts
to save. and psFpetuate agmodsl
Democracy which has been che
wonder Of Z sworla ,for 5tsEsInplei
oTaesEthi
physical ansS aGd8o remove tbe
sociar~0sSGes 6 bleeding hananityi
TaeAc6l6hiat ackilds has proved
himself 6safatheszSfE6e man in
the States, and themanhasBecoms
the parent Of manyggiant States.
Whyythenlshonldt
tura aPol each othsF, and 40. Sas
be they we're Wiling 70 throw away
beir birthright Of freedom, 70
ratify.theirpridei 2 -
o that we could zee both the
NORTH and the South coming to-
gether like EzskielIs dry bones,
and thus uniting none harmonious
political and social body, acting
together in unity and peace. This
lie what all Denocratsin the North
to see, and ssriye-to promote,
They do not delight In war+~ahey
know that "blsssed' are the peace.
makers" Blu wer has been pro.
claimed, II has come upon ns asa
necessity, and both tde DsmocrataI
and the Republicans have accept ted
as a painful and heart ;rsnding!
But war VIII never pro,
mote o real, hearty, andasafesuniun
aa,y one people ana an.
Still, we firmly bsfietethat:
what the sword cannotrdo--noynot
even BY sccnQseihg+tbea law of
mutual forbearanoe, andj
Q true aud tpll appreciation Of the
benefits which must Aow from al
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
Tho Dsath Of SszntOr Douglas.


Tho Death Of gszRtcr Douglas.
a CHIc4ep, June O.
es6atos Do6elas dIsd At fet mIai
unes past nine locE thli morn
'p
Thoec Ia a~ttendahce a tic time
were Mn. Doualae, III Nlllsr N
Gutts, j. MadiBon Cuts, jun, b
Washington; d. p Rhodes, Of
Cleveland; DR.. McVicksr. Spencer
~ Benham, ana d. Lay o. Chi.
eRgoa nT ~ - FgsWYGH I
His remains viii Be taken 70
Washington on "wednesday.
In token of respect to the memo
|rYFof Judge onglas the ORraro q
Trade and the Courts adjoufneaAa at
an early hour. All the flags In the
|cityar1ath hall msst, and aumHE6f
the prominent buildings are dfa-
ped "a mourning The semainssof
the il lustrieue dead EiN Helm state
lat Bryan Hall from tosmofrowI
InoonD until Misunderstanding.
when, II the present arrangement
Hcarried out, they win be takenSte
Washington for intermentas SSsasd
v~ktEgmesfIug held laeEBpsine6eld
this afternoon. attended abE Che
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

.,nnkfur M aetob1isht,n,,k-n ~ &c
ISion. Or pro6itine the free exer
else thereof; or abfidging the free
dom Of speech, Or Of the press,7;
4asasTsnssto ihs Jo1s'aa''0" % N
O
pa.,,;., - nrtr - ~,
TanasSStis PARTY in The Northern
- states. &
n isswslEEaown that tie oonsti
futon on which the prosperity snc
sasety os the United States rest
IA q .uure Democracg,-snd, b
necessary Consequence, the party
who are known in the Northern
States as "the Democrats" are BY
name, to q great extent, the legiti-
undergraduates ofthe Constitution.
This may be regarded as Q bold
assertion, but It cann3t. be deprived
of It's point or force, Ia our prssent
Lender. "a ? @E1 E3 Z
The bulk Of the Democratic
PARTY hare always stood true 10 The
100. ;sa,,ln. t,rol,oa Il ~
Cops,;tn.,on's 1hav hawaiian ,tbe
r . !
"a "a nromots tbe nrosnar, &c II 4,
W coas.ry. and : inter.
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indonitabls,in his dsterui|


indomitabls'in his deterniratlc F.
acquire Ath0Rpugh knq
I'd, dense hlls
sss st ths|f flds : |hadS 81
l6sfag. Aba klpriS ID lAlsass
htr|lsab is hblS sBeFs . TO bs
quisitioh II Gsound knowledge 9
slaw;-hs was saccsasful, ~ all
wheRsmaEsEsi IN well apiugsamna
nltimgtslg De. foR in l92avwa fin,
him in q law Office Of bic own,-re
Randea for hisapsEseEsrance wit
% high reputation as 4. legal prae
titionsr. Hl path ! sssseh
was aS the shining light, and hi
hEkIsEaBIl
sityyEanat the h0noes being faad,
an Attorney General became hi
fkiaAam.A q 4 a.tbx
)as
:
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slonssssxass.s%sS Es
4 Tho a. go. 49,
psfmiitsd rsms;n :
comparative Fetireu.ent.-ss .couna
try shad-need'of him. tha, I,eoIs,aF
cure hadgroom1Sor bin.saa5 an
Democratic psrsv aiassbsmsslv.s
hehirhest honor ~ s,ac,ng b;nl
In the hall.of Tsegislations- Whasbs
er We look. ,aA tEa -lofs sana+nrl
asa ;udesAaa oSstoglS|
member 81 tbe .ssuatcI
Of the. United s.stes--or, ~ : !
didate forthet Pres;dsst,al cbaisa@
Ne Rrs at q loss toF aaaanstag ana
sppropriats words 10 express orr
admiration ofthe man Who. mouah
the nrime, AZ hi. ASays'
ived lonpo enorich "a baSa h,sse;nn
q his countrv-adn;rsd bv tbs
yrestesti Legislator Of othernatIons,
md whose worth. .and- GREATNESS
All Ara
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
nAvrou Oh;o NavIa 4

~ g0P use ag6resafm, take care
ak NJ otlng off YOU atn YOU
don't shootod your band. =! a&T
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

efth ) that able statesman, - Q
post logical, and telling speech
sdeligeye by Mr.. Douglas 4 the
Senate Of the United State On tire
l5th Of March, 1851. We now 10.
adnoeA Mr.. Vallandlgham Il
our readers and leave them "a
Judge for themselves.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
WAaHNsroF, june 8.

WAaHMsroE, June 8.
Thar. ara nov, saao,
In the Gplf ~ Mer;co +y.sjTs !,
lthe Atlanta coast. and ten SS8E:
iChasaneake Raw ana Pa.o-rs P;s
sr--rssE S 1s.
The aoveruuant has rnce,vsd
A6nScgss e., roc.o;n p,teIsa !.
- ~ Rana - psnan. =
|Te baa 49, no.;asS 80 "a ~
SSss ~; s@Rs SSs.s SfiSsfsgs .sf,SsSsss
Ind he IA an tbSIJooLi ~ Cor Arm
IT, Twol4I $500. has ~.
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|SiSSt'
A d;snatchsaosthd wssiaasavs
|thoro vt SSw1;EaSTaN,sE4
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h.vo antrsssE,neSss' l. y ~
. v AkkG.Mk.NNM .ONN. q O.IN 1AL.. IIALu
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
A1HxxNnRfA. juno 8.

This evening fhaopinion pre-.
that someSfpeyement is on
An advance Of the rebels is
prcnable, ThersaFs now
S,0oprebsls ~ EaiFfsx CosrtH House.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
a Public :, Noticen.

Those of our readers who did NOT
pay for their paper IN advance, 10
they ought to have done, are re-
informed, that payment
Is requested forthwith, We ara
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

Adisgr-adiee7-immorta Spirit
TIlIw we arise TO thee,
It'd then, 10 tongue can eef exptsss,
How gteataovt 10y abalI-beD
H. a1sEso " FnkgUeoN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
Tennessee Champion
Portable Plantation and FLOUR
Mill Stone Establishment.

pURR MilIstouss Of all sizes hand, and mads 70
, Smut Mills, Of the latest improved pasent; Nil Sp
MIL Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiting Hoistag and Rega
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill Pcks, and Plaster Paris.
which is wGrzntsd Of hes qJaity and . give atlsetsn
All orders and communications promptly attended TO-
J. n. WARNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near Z h, Bread stEse'
iune22-d&wf Nashville. II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
CLARK Il FULLER'S
AnabrO51al OIL
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
SOLE PoPRIEToRs,
4

CURES
Headache Earache Toothache in three minutes Rheumatism,
co Cramps, Unnamed Eye. Chronic Sore T 81 soEe
Outs Burns Bruises sprsns Chapped Hands, Piles Ulcers
Sore Breast Nipples scld Head RngwOm, letter
Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites. The world chsl.
on horses Sore Eyes horses spran sWinney Poll Evil
stua saddle and harness Calls, fresh Wounds swelngs
from foundeT-aEe up we'll about the fog
The foot Cures All cuaneOus diseases beAst
remedy in all cases, but show
proof Of The OF healing proper
es responsible men, who ABOVE being bought than
be produced for any ether medicine.
assert for every mssdy to which the human
s@y are subject but what We proclaim We can s1s'snse
ton and throughout the South and Southwest BY ell good
druges dealers The South be justly proud
Sbst Dr. clsrk native rennessean. after much
search produced really worthy meociEe which Is bound
% drive much Of the worthless imported trash with which
Please cali At our Office where will pleasure
ing letters and testimonials to get forth in the form
ofSn sSversement some Of which from Physicians
hi standng who using 1t in the pTaece as tney sate
challenge the world produce remedy speedy and ens
MP Read The evidence the virtue Of Clark Fullers AM
os OIL evidence suheEtc, and from persons whose werd
ADD saAGiDg rePrOaehAble Read asS g s9Ryi1oed
sole PSpseOrs Nashville, Tenn. Depot, 81 College street.
For ale By hs PreprieOrs. and all Druggists and country
Eserchnpts novIO-w6m
1VOvTEGT0N RAIL MILL o0NPANY.-Tsis Company
~ prepared with the best and improved machine
hce the Mill has the capacity turn out leO tuns week
In rsrollng Railroad Bars third new sn added to
he Old TO make Rail that will not ainAte and insure per-
Cast weld
Street Railroad Bars can also be furnished Of any pattern
an ana new Railroad Bars Of different lengths and sizes
Al order shall receive prompt and careful attention, and as
none out Inc b materials will be used in the hands OF skul
the Company hope give entire satisfaction to those
Sho may favor il with their custom
R.BUCHANAN q SON, Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
" Cte<est, President Little Miami r Co.
John Less, nreAaent COyington and Lexington Co.
Captain hcOioan, Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road
LLonmedeu, President Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
ARCo. r.erII v9t
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marI7xztpr'siesS3

CHTLIs HtR and others complsibantsv Larfin Brooks
n and Bill March Rules-On
motion complainant his solicitor and appearing TO tbs
asncton Clerk Master from allegation in com
which to, that defendant Larkn Breoks
resident Of the State Of TenDesses s therefore order
ed that publcson successive weeks in :he
Union and American newspaper published in the CITY Of
Nashville requiring the nonresident defendant 10 appear
Chancery Court Gainboo, before the second
snday IN August 1851 and conpainsnls bill the
perte A. % lin. WILLIAM q. BOLTS, & n.
-nor1r-n vkerraaf aeA2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

gWyHoMAs ". WOOD, BushtOn, Stone & 90 Payne
Cohart; Martins Pebble Hamrick; Moss, Brother Co..
McParn. TatEnan Co.. Trewit Brother; @. II. Garden
4 Co.: Lobby, Moulton Woodraf Thompson. Bulin 4
Valentine; 4 TayIor Thompson 4 Lyons; Robert B.
Levic; Levic, RssIn Co Barcopft Col Abbott. Johns
4 Co.; Shafer, Roberts Co Lepingcott, Hunter Scott
Baker Brother; slson sOne Burnett, Sexton sveren
GER spooner; and against all he creditors OF CerDha
4 St. Johns, Acknowledgement Bs-It appearing from
affidavit the complainant that the said defendants are
nonresdens the State Tennessee ordinary
the them 1herefore 1t ordered
CLERK Master tia. publication be made Of this order Ter
four consecutive weeks the Nashville Union and American
Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee,
requiring said defendants to make her appearance here
before the ChAncey Court the Eex term Of said court be
holden for county Cannon. the court hoNse In the
Woodbury. FIRST Monday, next after the 4h Mon
day March, 1861 then aud there plead to cOnplsinsn
b will be taken fer confessed and set down
for hearing ex parte. March 9Th, 1851.
TH0S. @. WOOD, @. & N,
unrs-u4t Chancery Court, at Woodbury..
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Chaneery Notice.

ISAAC HEsTAND. Admir- complainant, Susan Hestand
and others desepdAnts-0rigna Bil,-At March Rules
On motion Of complainant BY his solicitor, and appearing to
satisfaction the Clerk and Master from allegation In
complainants Bill, which is that the defendant H
Hesand npn-redent Of the State Of Tennessee
ordered pubcao made four successive weeks in the
Union American, Newspaper published in the city OF
ve requiring the said resident appear before
Chancery Court 9anesooro before the 50 Monday
August next comp lAnzutB bill the VIII
be taken for confessed hearing psrt him
WILLIAMH Bolts, 4 u.
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NOTICE,

oFFKR for sale W. Mccals interest In the stock Of Hard
ware of McoaIIs Hsl A B. Montgomery special part
% Ary person having inclination engage In the Hard
,sre business will the subscriber for
W.T.. FALL,
s.haa4w3w Administrator Of A. W. Mccall, decd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

NOTICE.


TANEg A. LEWIS vs. Bottell Observation-Disclosures
ID this affidavit eled, Appearing to SstsfAe
defendant, BOte Broddsn resident Of the
Tennessee and indebted to plaintiff in the OF
SIS therefore ordered by me- that publication be
In the Union and American
mandng said defendant appear before at house in
Perry county Tennessee the eighth day Of April, 1851, to
plead denur TO plaintiffs attachment the same
will proceeded with sccordngfo This 9Th day Of March,
1861. J. P. LEpBETTER, J.
mars'6l-vltpr' sfee13 for Perry county, Tenn.
VNNHE undersigned having large his BOOT
ANDSHoE ESTABLISHMENT, in order to supply far
possible, sll persons in want Of good article.
Having my Tannery and making most OF my heavy
Leather prepared the very lowest
prices extra nducemen to those wishing 70
encourage instead Of Northern Manufactures, particularly
kli Heavy BoOtGs Shoes and Negro BrOEans,
also, -
and shoes Of all axes and qualities to order.
In successfully will have confns sales eK
sluvsy CASH. In ShGn1e for HIDES, therefore all
orders presentation. Spend your where
Res Il again. JAMES " HAMILTON,
No. South College street, Nashville,
Q doors Eom Grooms, Garrett Co.,
jGnl6-dkEIn Furniture Ware Rooms.
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Stewart County, sIaIe Of renoe.7

N STEWAKF COUNTY COuRr 4.
- rer--James b. GeCarroll ct ais. - CO q ~
Ais-Retidon 10 sell land II appearing = r. a.,
Sa.S osl, Inst Tics x MeCaFroll, fr1Dcis Eccs-sl1
aaeSarroil James McCsrroll, eau ue scCsrroIl 80
ncSarro.l heirs 81 Law Of Francis McCa-rolf dersss
!ssoenis OF The stats OF Tennessee IL Is ther-so-
VA, paoheatca be ma for four Consecutive 49,,
city Of Nashville, r.uirng aid y
Ssiors me stiess Of the County Csurt q stesat :
y holden a. ne eeurt house. In SAID count= 4, ~
as1essoe. me hrss Monday in Janu -. I56 Il and Be-,
= esnPlainsnts bill, the sane VIII hs -
isA-ea As 70 tosn and setdOwn for hearing sxparss
eec7-w4.-pr'sfee 50. !, y. COOK.
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Notice to Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.

u s NAsavrEIx, Tenn, March 8, l661.}
iehts sre the West consigned agent ashvls
n AChattanocgs r. Co., Nashville and designed for ship
over the Road Genpsnysre arriving Nashville
greater Quantities than shipped Immediately the road
stored In the warehouses q the company that temporary
aorng and pro tedon the time found
ana Tor the purpose hayng the charges storage
unor arrangements have been msde with hessrs
Davis and Harrison front street. for the storage Of al
river fsshs Al cost "a corssnee Of elo per Of 200
pounds which viii Extra Draysge storage and handling
preiaa for ell e1peafes Incidental
10 storage They agreeing protect The fsgtts Tor forty
days, without s6donst charge professions for that
length found necessary rcm any canssEhIch not
anticipated, particular attention will Be psd TO dates and
each lot forwsxde usn 5tsI. t1fftitn win pe made
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Notice.

TN Of inerocuoy made at the last term
q Nehee " j. W. Niles wife, and others, will, on
the r Monday 10 May At the court house door IN Linden
ce for % the dder, credit OF one and Two
year m acres Of lana lying Tennessee River at she mouth
Of Deer Creek Perry county Tennessee belonging to the estate
fJohn Nc0bee deceased 1e purchaser will be required to
i've bod hearne Interest from date, with two good securies
nd lem viii be retained the land until the purchase money
- 80 ISAAC HULME,
rper-wztpri,s3 Special Commissioner