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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-11
IN Annual Sale h
THOROUGHBRED STOCK |!
ILL TAKE PLACE AT BELLE MEADE.
April 80. ID 60,

Consisting Of two year old Colts aud Filliss,
sired by Lexington and Brown Dick. Also, a
fine lot Of yearlInes by Jack Malone AID Brown
Dick. This is u fine opportunity for every one
to make a selection Of the most approved and
fashionable stock Of the country.
Ia addition to the above. | will offer a few
thoroughbred Mares. Alderney BIils and Heif
ers. Berkshire Pigs. Leicester Lambs. etc.
Pedigrees furnished and terms made known
on day of sale The above stock to be sold to
the highest bidder without reserve.
febb tbs W. q. HARDING
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Dissolution Of COnarfnershin

So Special quotations given on application.
Orders solicited and promptly executed when
received. april eod3t
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BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Housekeepers' Goods.

Knives and Forks-Ivorys and other kind;
Plated Forks and Spoons, Rogers Bros make,
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Dissolution of COparfnershtp

From and after the 81 day of April, 1869, III.
Ewing retires from the firm of Ewing K Co.
II. EWING.
A. G. EWING,
e. NJ. DAVIS.
E. II. Ewing, Jr., is this day admitted as a
member Of the firm, which will be continued
under the name of EWING i CO,
Itapr 7-lm
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EROM AND AFTEB APRIL 3. 1869. THE
u firm Of EWING d EAKIN is dissolved.
The books OF the firm will be found at Evil ng il
Co.'S, IA and l6 South Market street.
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CHEAP LANDS !

- 0O0 ACRES IN DEKALB COUNTY,
C,OOU six miles from Smithvills. fifteen
from railroad, at So 50 per acre.
About 5 900 acres in Cheathsm County, tim
bered with oak. poplar, beech, hickory, chest
nut etc, at So per acre.
o)6 acres one mile west of Huntingdon, on
both sides OF the Nashville and NOrthw estern
railroads.&c. acres as rich as cream-at $50 per
acre.
5000 acres in Perry county, West Tennessee
lying between buffalo and Tennessee rivers,
i've or six miles from Walkers Landing, heavi
ly timbered with inexhsustible quantities Of
chestnut-oak, (tan BARK etc., exc. Price 81
per acre. r,
Apply to A. NEBSON Gu,
aprl0 81 Real Estate Agents, Cherry st.
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Trace Chains. Walkers and common;
Root Hames, horse and mule;
Planter J. Hoes. cAst-steel. all sizes;
Shovels and Spades. ROwland's and Ames;
hxes-Hunt's. SimmOnds' Mann's and Lippin-
colts, Patent and Plain;
Hand. Panel aud Rip Saws, GREAT BAR
GAINS.
Tuttle's Patent Hook tooth Cro-s- cut Saws;
Cross cut Saws, single hook and usual tooth;
Table and Pocket Cutlery. grea. varie ty
CHEAP;
ShiDgling. Claw and Lath Hatchets. Hunts and
other makes;
Sythes-BIood's, Mansfield 4 Lamb s. Waldron
and other makes;
Hay and Manure Forks. c. S, Rakes, Wrought
iron Rakes.
Scythe Snaths and Hay Rakes;
Handles for Hoes, Forks ard Shovels. and
Spades;
Butchers Files and Chisels
Pemberton's Mill Files. VERY CHEAP
Sand Screens Riddles and Selves;
Hand Bells. Farm Bells
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Door Locks and Latches, large assortment and
cheap;
Hinges of all kinds and every size;
Screws; Nails;
lockwood Wheel Sash Pulieys;
And all other articles usually found in a
Hardpr
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WE MANUFACTURES, FLUE AND TUB
w ular Boilers of all dimensiOns. using the
best Tennessee Iron.
All kinds Of Sheet Iron work. such as Chin
neys, Oil and Water Tanks, Fire proof Doors
and Window shutters. Orders for new work or
repairs in the city or country promptly at
tended to. Satisfaction guaranteed as to work
manship, and charges as low as in any market
Steam Gusges. Whistles. Safety Globe and
Throttle Valves, always on hand Orders re-
specially solicited.
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Neuc GD6Dfen!

Fashion unb F%avorite, RE Fflicn unit
jtput,n i'm @tartt. Tie S@dritntturtu %rsrtlttn
inn ur t.Nsrsn Ssrobruna rr 9ibs Dcn innsn
NIT 0tistlt6 ausasultsrtj pnn urn aubsp gum
S,fmsn MT ieusrIsltsn msibsn 3nSplsu p%srItbtn.
Iw Ssur,m in rrr 6rrnte fno eerpslt unr boil.
10 tas nur Seis. 9uit ms 16tusr :trstsn lam, irp'
rur6 elm Sitrtsl au Srsnntel, 9sip art pirp. Gi'
Gnsers QusRottuus risir Gsien 1T istr ssidnai
soq, uue iAr Nr.is nib tOtsr ais ttr irsenp siasl
onrsru outcn &cHc Gcrratbia nit a unr
| eptlsbun. Jsrntr baitt i'd nca lOlSslss al
Der. 81 tSisn gum Sertauf: 2
Fame, Charter, Charter Oak, Black Oak
Ha.monia, Autocoat, Success, Olive Branc
Kiehen Queen, Advance, Nonesuch III
auo. g. 49,. Stto @rnnis.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration upon the estate Of August
Doble deceased have been granted time
by the Clerk Of 1he Probate Court OF
Gasconade County in vacation, bearing
date tho day OF. October 1863.
All persons having claims against said
I safe, are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the administrator within,one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be p1ecluded from any benefit of-said
estate, and if such claims be not exhibited
within W years from the date of said
letters,.they Will be forever barred. :"
F H. WOLK1NGa
Public Administratol.
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Tarm at DerfQufen.

I LAO; aktt can't. sum q,seteu She'll aus ittr
sxaAatsm Grsst Bottom wcsOn SO &dsr uar, 3
VA nil. Htiu b,taut 1900 2i1triss @nhecrr
IshG, 1900 1jittiat unr 200 NOrtc,s girsinia
rl 400 tyastar.n Gaiawto. 100 june Stltdums
Ipi,I uue Pirn.n. Hsim baui. tsFntst lid Elm
LrustaIer DtRsartsn. .Gutes @csnbaus: nit
|aa6s, Mnt, Keller ntns 8sams steusr. anr an
ius ID iigrr Sarn a.tor,nbt Nstenastdurs, antem
.grunnfnr nit nitserfss.nrer EusGs, 3 @.titn
!Abinslau'. al rr Dcrtlanh Wilton Noar
& iuFi.ltatsr wsten f@ mslrsn tsin Gtssntsanss
" p. Z; E.. Ssbn 6astRstu.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

nit lps,is1sr Hid1&t aui tas SeturtHib Fer IN
Nmtrita lttenetn Tsuiiten.
J NIT Ttnusuns ALTER rsutfasn, amerttanifbtn, eng
+, @Stn unc hamltIil3su luslem; unr nnttr 9N It 10 t''
Puna Weller DerrcrrI9tnctH srfntN0e"
Fsaurt.lltr 4wsrtta's. b%sarts'tst pqn
prDi u. Z. Sdbe,n.
An q N;ut.u sssr 80 t,tf runssn ren jt 80 Ssitsn
esmfrsftn STuts, tn SreB Dttar.
llui.r, 3tit u.rlanst pom S'esm. Err sinistrma-
kru aui BIT us gnipru6 maht cctr anf rtltrr,-
umsu wiO. irsnialsns e;ne nlssmetnt Setanttitafi
! init alien Ga1trn res Niltns. AStr rr llms
! lana ID ,u srpS, ale rab er Gin,slns ieetn 9s
e.naaae res 8,T.us III isimsm Stueinm maiden
| lSnrt,. @u9 bat pihl S,efr rfs Wittsi. Id cine
/ Bitliothst lter ale 3meiae ttS' Wilsns aTju.
8 ,i&aTsn Concentrations Qtrtta gum gtatIGla9sn
| ut,r iteen rcrfcmmtusen Utasnltane fnr rsssalb
,6pu lanai elm 8stdrinis uur in E.utl6lanr tn
i,e.m 5au,e a. Eattn. 6ir 1T ea: nitt Der Eau,
rwtjl BIC in IeutiGlane 'erjhieneatn CONCENTRATIONS
Q,rita ut.r alsS. mas sritantlht Ssr-
hdlniNe tstr.ft, sntpersr unssnlgsno crer unr'h-
Ia Hnr uesr veutGnbis im Gid hHsH, FER III
Nm.rita lsesups EsutiGe atsr IN sintrt lolftu
G,rfs bod eani t~sionr.rs aud ssnu8s"ce UNI
seu, Nusiurii lttr aats tas Hnrsn mill, mas Ct
3uNaass uns gsrbdltniF: smtita's tstrift, Del
4apsst. r.I&ss Isine uns isinsr 8anallit nsus pei
maih ia. .@a
Ciltm 9.bIrtnib fir amttAa Eirs ens cbis'
D.isinalusst, au ptn Bic ssftn etu!lHtn SGtiIt'
nraY Der laisn mitartsitsn, atbelfsn. Dnlslt'
wiA I'D Mot nur iter ale 3wsiss rss apsswsi'
un 0iT.us p.rbrsitsn, ME RE In Gtutldlanl
r&i.nsnen Btrls tisjtr grt, i~unrsrn ipsliea aud
ANs usu a .ritanii&e SsrtdhniFt In ~
lShr. ~iusiaIer, iir&;i&sr, stpsravbti6fr. biFoi
i4H, aatiRii4tr, bicaraptii6sr, acknowledgements
ar. iutiRildr, mtris iniifsr, is6niIdsr nno 60
s,rti4sr Ss, sbuns. i"pis In Beng ::auf 9ane'
uma 8anstl trin a.n, ras Ia ftutiHen Gcnpsrla
lions e,ritsus i.bIt orst utanssItait t~etanetli 10
uae Emilio pjrp IS aud Gin 10 pcuadnei8ss Sa
e.aiafn qsS.ns une @irtsns Mot tlce tn aus
Staatsn fsr Union, ~iOne.rn tn tsr sanaen Bs
t%ntrcltn. -.is Is nod In tsinert aurtrn Wsrts
tult,n iR. u.
Was BuGtdntlsr unU 3sttunssa8tntst nsbnts
bsesaunssa an, iuUis tn gsrlsssr
" Trieert6 81 ertart,
poi Dor 400lN'w ylos
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QStr mhffen rti,s felbif f6nteu.
LET us nrotect onrselYes.1


Der ptYfiae Sau res fdrtlsn msntati6m Ds.
ems III ltt ral psrIpuneb al. inner Sprpsr II pom
Der Watur MI tinfr ~sswi6sn assatipm @smalt
~perlebsn, welGs ien bis gu ti,em asnfhtR 9rafs
o.a,n unesiunrs GtnFlle iGust. pRfr Sdus
il isrr6 uns o%atoitusn. uAe man lam fa out
i'm in uuael4ar su gtesesn Uber untsr u ritlnrsu
| Observation-Disclosures Gsiabr ni6t NIT @swibbstt RET
hieu. 60 III rsBRalb Ella @tt Fer gsiststt, Der
RIusteit, IS 8t iunrsn Nfsnld srosI fatirss, ia
o,o,H ielGrs gssntualisatsn gu itissh, tnrsm man
Fin giasnmiueI i'm 9Uraus ninnmt; NIT ami srfn
0crten, inesra man ras SgRsta NIT 9rtetters
@ aaeubttteren ita,tt, rsm tsitsn Sous'
mitr,i o.asn ale bic spiremif hen uap eprsmtlhsn
IRA ntbsitsn, w,lGsS ie In irssnr sin'm 9anes IN
@ttran6 aen.ltn it. I'll" 5silmittsl ID. unrers
r rauli6tsit sitt es tsine NsriSia, tts fh NIT tem
mtI tmtaun. :. Ntr an unpsrnauliGtslt isteet, eat
{ I'D rtts ltltF ;u,uitreitsn, penn sr in irssnc ttnsm
a 1tsils Der @slt wpbnt, nc Srlsttsrs Ras.ntittsrs
{ al haten III, rum 10 sswi6 ala rs Wslt ttitstl
. 10 asriE purte risiss un(&dseare Siartsr'tts'
nueS sj. @afte strtsNsrnts arSHri, Sifinsn Maesr
. her in llnsrtruns sstcmmeuiit in stntn 9elunrsr
u 3uaanp ,nrads srltssi. Sur Nsrrsnlhwa6s rirl
n Is ~stenfals gan, t%slUnrtrs smp'UtIsu, UNI IN Dalsr
Z ron 9.rlrpiunS tist t IS I6a:a: anp sHspfsiS
5ulir. = ~ NJ. ~ -,
@sasn Gtstr unr grrfklu ID Der Sittees mirt
unatrtihtr cts tis s,sftcGuantita pSn Gtmin'
uuS n. a~siabrlidfep taas ren GalenFstsr Fa
ru,6 lie runl Urrlsn @iSrnitaftrn feh'lttn tar
int wutlens Tisjenissn wslGs risls Wltetjsn sts
NAL auasmenret tapsn, wtrren it ME sinrr anfe
rtu AZ S,luna sujtniasn Ssltmtrrfn tsrifns
m,lte Scn.n1s Satsre gu tt~itmi6sissn rra!sl
Iljrt 5snjsniscu wslas ssn Ssriud MD semad
tatsn emgistlsn mir ron Sa9Ssn' 9tfien, q
Epittrr IN IrIcrt III ~prpfirsm, w:nu ibre gsrrdaurt
" dane flo niht in itrtm nO:malsn ;3nltan1
! ttFnrsn. 51:'
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Of administrat alton have been grantedto the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gascon
ade county court on the estate of G cen
C Terry deceased, bearing date Octo-
Der 1869.
All persons
indebted to saidestate are hereby notified
to make Immediate paymentte theunder
signed administrator; and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to present
them tor allowance within nj year from
the date of laid letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit Of said estate;
and if suchclaims are REPRESENTATIVE
wo years from the date Of said letters
hey will be forever barred.
F 81 WOLKING
Public Administrator.
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Notice is hereby given, tina. letters OF
Administrative have been granted 10 the
undersigned from the Clerk CT The Gas
eonade Probate court on the estate OF Aron
IMtMil an decd, bearing date October
1859 =.
Ali persons having claims against, sald
estate are hereby required to present them
for alfowaDce, to the Undersigned admins.
rra1or, within one year a ter the date Of
said letters, or they may be p~reeluded
from any benefit EFF said estate and Tsueh
claims are not presented within two yeare
from the date of said letters, they vii
be forever barred.
f H WOLKING
Public Administrator.
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F. H. WOLKlNG,
Public Administrator.
Notice of 9inaL gettLement.

Notice 0f0maLg ettLement.
Public Notice is hereby given to all ere
d tors and others interested in the estate
of Saml. R. Bird decd that / viii
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term of the Gasconade Probate court, te
be held and begun on the third Monday
in November mex. at the courthouse in tina
town. of Hermann.
| F H WOLKING a. a
Public Admr. :.
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RESIGNATION OF GUARDIANSHIP
Notice is hereby given, that l will resign
nv letters as Guardian and Curator OF
the MINOR heirs of Robert IS. Biles decea-
sed and make Final Settlement Mat the next
term of the GasconadeC County Court, to be
held and begun on the second Monday OF
November at the courthouse in the town
of Hermann.
WILLIAM l. WALTON.
Guardian of m. h. of Robt S Biles
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Public notice is hereby given to all ere
ditors and others Interested in the estate
of P Q Proper & Rhump decd, that Will
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term of the Gasconade Probate Court, to
be held and begun OIL the third Monday
of November next at the courthouse In the
town OF Hermann.
ARNOED RHUMP Adr.
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Mener gehuh- gtore
.. pom
II. Noble,

Ersutaras., in, Sauie res Srn @at!mann, tsm
Guurttauis seSsnutsr.
Salt tsadnets an 6anp sinsn srUsen gorratb
i.itfperi,rtiats Stisisl unit Shuts. rcppsllOtlt9f,
asrabts unp ssptdts, isine uns lansre 0inttr'tie>
lei; aud wsrrsn 8efsQun9sn UNI I'paratustn
rro,,,,,t onso,fibrt. kBat5.
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Notice Of gmdL getfLemenf.

Public Notice is hereby given to all ere
dtors and others Interested IN the estate
of VIM .Stcans decd that I wills make Fl
mad Settlement thereof at tho next term OF
the Gaseonade Probate Court, TO be held
and begun on thel third MonGay' Of Noa
vember at the courthouse in the town. of
II hermann. s-
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Public notice is hereby given to.all
creditors and others interested in the
estate of Barth. Schiller deceased, that L
will make Final Settlement thereof at the
next term of the Gasconade Probate
Court, to be held and begun on the third
Monday of November next at the court
house in the town of Hermann.
JOHN UFFELMANN, Adr
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IO II OI Nv -
H y KEHR Adm
Wo1;ce of @naL Ieftlement'

VOICE OtgDI4L 0eZLLeHZeNL
, PublicTnotice is hereby given to all
creditors and others Interested in the
estate of Henry Kayser decd, that L will
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term Of the Probate Court of Gsconade
county, to be held and begun en- third
Monday of November 1869 at the court
hous in the. tewn Of Hermann
MARIA KAYSER.
Administrative q,
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; .
Ri %Derf1ltfen.

Cine Sara,. scn % adsr rppcn l3 Gdtr in
Snltlr, NIT auasu, neutn, Nptubaus unp 8tere
8runusu uar. 9ialuus. 800 @atumts, 800
.9cneprp unl so gtgtnia Settltu8' Studt i'm tss
ten 3ulanpr tsFnesn f& %raraui. las Fam
iieot dos 5 1siien Ron Dernann. Ssst"sunasp
anbsrt aau1is. 2a6srss II Su stfrassn AT Srt
mn Steas &c 2etsut NstBsr.
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Ru DerfQufen.

so oder 9anp, 8 Msilsn 5itli6 BON glafftcn
o,l,acn. ,ruson 20 his 25 @d;r pom tshtn &jYsr
Bottom, sas llstrise ianFt aptt s;8fness 9u3saano,
nit lf5nsm Sbfsarten NIB nct3u9it1eh eaeeh
fir 0eintaa. 9as NRbsrs if au e%rTraasn 'slr"
Sissnttimsr t'r! t. re
l5Ott 4m rms: <Id& lfranper "lu'
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Guardian Of m. h. of Robt S Biles
Noftce OF 9maL Excitement.

T7oI1ce oT0Fn11r
Public notice is hereby given to all ere
di,ors ~andgothers interested in the estate
eff Christop Hosfeld deceased. that tbs
I will make q Final Settlement thereof at
the next term Of the Probate Court of
Gasconade county, to be hold on the Sd
Monday of NovemberEat the court house
III the town of Hermann;
H GKEHR Adm s.
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0ntirg of FiMaI &ptti. mertr. y

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others interested in the estate of
John S Hibler. deceased, thatI will make
+ Final Settlement thereof at the next
term of the Gasconade Probate Court, to be
held and begun on the third Monday of
November next at the courthouse in the
town.of Hermann;
VIM. HIBLER Admr.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Public notice is her eby gwen to all crs-
n;tors md others interes interested in the
estate of Henry Ameling deceased, that
7 Will make Final Settlement. thereof a
the next term # the Gasconado County
Court, to be held and begun on the third
Monday in November next at the court
house in the town of Hermans.
CHARLES HOEHN
"r ,lfs SSl3 ADM
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9eutsthIamerikanisfhts
NattpnA 1w RI.

-Rd Ettttri 9ertarp in Ncw ,
,ribsinr som l. 5spttmttr 1869 al Ii ta!5m
Axatli&en q%'t'sruuasn a Is @tntF:
.Deutsch-amerikaniScheS
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-11-03
A Diamond of Eight 0uLces.
A Precious Stone as Big as a Lemon
. Found in Australia.

The discovery of a diamond weigh
ing three-quarters of a pound, and
worth, on a moderate estimate, TWEEN
ty millions of money, would be an
event calculated to leave q mark even
Oh this aye of sensations. We only
regret that we car not quite announce
1t as a fact. A stone, however, as
sumed to be precious, and defined in
successive kilograms as a diamond, a
topaz, and a nondescript, has actually
been found IN the Australian gem
sand. "The thing" as our CORES
pondent irreverently calls it, is as big
as a large lemon, it weighs between
seven and eight ounces in the scale,
and 1T might, as people say, be any
thing for all that could be told. To
enable the reader to speculate on the
possible marvel, and appreciate the
phenomenon ut its proper WORTH. we
will just explain what it mems, or
would mean, if actually realized
Diamonds are measured by their
weight in earats, a carat being four
grains. The largest diamond OF which
we in this country have any practical
knowledge is the famous Koh-i-noor,
which in its historical shape, rs shown
at the Exhibi ion of 1851, 1856 carats.
or TIA grains. The new Australian
diamond would weigh about 900 car-
ats, or $500 grains Just about five
times as much. Diamonds, however,
increase enormously in theoretical
value with increase of weight; so that,
whereas the Koli-;-noor' was compu-
ted to be worth, according to the as
ccnding scale of prices, some e O00,
900, the Australian stone would be
valued by n jeweler at far more than
FIVE fines that sum. We need hardly
add that such calculations are purely
speculative. 1t is all very well to
prove the value of a diamond by the
rates of a conventional table. but as
no purchasers could be found with
millions in their pockets, the estimate
is entirely nominal. The real value
OF a thing is what it will bring, and
no stone could be actually sold for a
million. In point of fact, this lirni-
tation of market values was very soon
reached in the late buoyancy of the
the trade. Up to a certain point the
value of diamonds rose greatly about
twenty years ago, but when this point
had been passed the price remained
stationary. The enhancement occur
red solely instones that, as the phrase
goes, were every body's money" y
diamond e500 or even e1.OO0 would
fetch % or so per cent in addition.
but the famous Burgundy diamond.
for instance, brought only e20,000-a
very moderate price, Il will certain
iy lie interesting to learn by and 10y
what this Te2uted' diamond turns out
to be. but, as regards the mere posi-
hiIities OF the case we may remark that
there is already a '%'reputeda diamond
in the world weighing actually twice
us much as the Austrian gem. This
wonderful stone is, or was, in the Port
;ugnese Treasury, among the crown
iswels of the kingdom, andit is known
to weigh / 1880 carats. Unfortunately,
that is about the amountot knowledge
we possess in the case, for the Gov
eminent would never allow it to be
examined, and it may emily be a whit
sapphire or something less
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These Examinations will commence .
9 o'clock A. =, and close at 4 P.A.
No applicant will be admitted amer
eleven O o'clock A. VI. Written testimonials
of good moral character, signed by ~
ca st two responsible persons will be re-
quired, which testimonials viii be kept on
fie. No certificate can he nnfe-dated, and
he School Law prohibits Township Clerks
rom giving orderst to teachers for ay, un-
less they have certificates embracing the
whole term of service. The School Law
requires teachers TO understand the fol-
loving branch es, and be able 90 Impair
instruo' on in them all Reading. wiring,
Drtho. raphy, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geography. A failure in one ia
a failure in all and not having a fair
knowledge of each and every one of the
above branches need not apply for q certi-
6cnie. Particular attention will be paid
TO OrthograPhy. anc those not having
-fudied it will be pr IMPLY rejected. No
private examination will be held. a~d no
application '.by letter'' will be answered.
only four grades of certificates i'll be is
sued viz: For & months. IL months, Is
and - months. 4 oertifioate fer s months
is! a trial certificate and will DOT he issued
the second time to the same applicant.
| Those having certificates for six months
must be able to procure certificates for Il
| months or none. School Directors are re
auesfedto fufni5hsu US, reports of The sue
cess of teschersSes they VIII aid us me
~terially in granting certificates oRlys-
those who ara srccessful. Those expect
rig to teach the higher branches viii be
examined accordingly. The standard Of
ashland County Teachers must tie ad
varced. and app icants will beaI thisi-s
mind. There will be no adjournment ater
! Examinations bntil they clo.tt
A fee OF SO cents il required as q conoi
ton of Examination, and must be paid is
advance s
By order Of the Board.
Eta r. NJ. MPDELL, Clerk.
Sapt 1, ls69-iyv24.
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hind Smiths buggy, and as he passed
drew his whip and struck the minister
Il blow with the end of it, across his
face. The blow was partially spent
on the carriage top, but it was sUfii-
cient to rarse a red mark the whole
length of the ministerial face Mr..
Ketchum is alleged to have said, in
dealing the blow, Take that, you son
of a b." Mr.. Smith was so over
come that he said nothing, and ketch-
UNI after driving on a few rods, turned
his horse and drove past the ministers
carriage again, looking fercely at him
as if DESTROYS of showing that he was
not at all afraid.
MI Ketchum was arrested soon aft
ter making the assault. by Sheriff
Hotchkiss, of New Haven, county,
Mr.. Smith having beguh a civil suit
against him for 800, 900 damages
MIR. Morris Ketchom, on hearing of
the arrest, appeared and gave bond
Tor the appearance of his son in court
when called upon, and the prisoner
was thereupon released.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-11-03

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