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The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
Fruit Trees.

DIR. Bancroft has received his fruit trees.
Now is the time to plant them. Let every
person who has claim set out few at least.
If you cannot plant fifty, plant twenty or
ten; at all events plant some. In pecun-
ary point of view, fruit is desirable, and
the comfort and convenience alone is worth
double the price of the trees.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

The Post Office Department has decided
that under the present laws postmasters are
not compelled to receive cents in payment
for either postage or postage stamps, nor
from any one person at any one time more
than thirty cents in three cent coin. All
beyond this rests In their discretion.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

In his prayer before twenty-four thous-
and persons assembled in the Sydenham
Crystal Palace, to hear him on Oct 7th,
(fast day in England, the Rev. SPurgeon
petitioned God to bid the soldiers remember
that they were not warriors merely, but ex-
ecutioners.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

Profound ignorance makes a man dog
matte. He who knows nothing, thinks he
can teach others what he just now has learnt
himself; whilst he who knows great deal,
can scarce imagine any one can not be ae-
quainted with what he says. and speaks for
this reason with more indifference.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

Among the names copied into the poll
books of the Oxford precinct, Kanzas, from
Williams Cincinnati Directory, at the late
Territorial election, is the name eff Salmon
p. Chase, who is thus made responsible
for a pro-slayery ballot. For casting out
the vote of Governor Chase, Walker and
Stanton are threatened with the dire dis
pleasure of President Buchanan Chicago
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

1t has been decided by the General Land
Office that married man, in order to be
entitled to the benefit of the pre-emption
law, must prove actual residence soth his
family, on the land claimed.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

The Convention called for the Fourteenth
District to send Delegates to the Lawrence
Convention, will be held at Emporia this
(Saturday) afternoon. We hope there viii
he large turn out.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

John Mitchel's new paper has made its
appearance at Knoxville, Tenn. 1t says
that the great want of the South is, 'want
of labor" which it proposes to remedy by
re-opening the slave trade
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
G. A. HILOW SKY,
EuRRIER

WoULD respectfully announce to the citizens
wv of Empora and vicinity that he Is prepared
to dress all kind of Fur Skins-furnish Fur Over
coats, Winter Caps, Gloves, Ladies' Articles, etc.
All kinds of Old Furs repaired on very reasonable
terms.
Shop on his claim, four miles west of Emporia,
on the Cottonwood River. Orders left at the
Store Of Hornsby & Flick, or N. 8. Storrs, will
receive prompt attention. Oct 3l-3m
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

The people of Washington, D. c., find
ing the same difficulty that is felt all over
the country in getting retail prices of food
down In any sort of proportion to the fall
in wholesale prices, have organized associa-
tions for the purchase of supplies, and find
that they save some 80 per cent by the
operation.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

An exchange says says that "a Dutch
man in Michigan has taken the Isothermal
line to hang clothes upon We suppose
the garments are woven from ''airy moth
in0s'
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

The melancholy days. are nearly gone.
A few short days and hoary-locked Winter
will be here. Even now there are signs of
his coming. We hear the whistle of the
north wind, and feel its blasts.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

The Hartford, (Ct.,) Times, now prints
a part of its edition on paper made of ivo-
ry shavings. The paper is not so good as
the kind in or 1inary use.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

Il now turns out by actual experiment
that the Blue Ridge tunnel, just completed,
is too small to admit the passage of a single
car, much less full train Hurrah for
Virginia
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

The newspaper men of Michigan have
held a public Convention at Jackson, to
adopt rules and regulations for the govern
ment of the craft 1t was resolved that all
payments be made hereafter in advance.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
joins DoosWoRTH,
Rookbinder and Blank Book
- Mamma nfnrar

LAWRENCE KANZAS.
DLANK BOOKS ruled and made to any pat
ID tern, for Bankers, Merchants, County officers,
and Railroad Companies. such as Ledgers. Jour
nails Cash Books, Record Books, Registers Tax
Books, &c. Particular attention given to Job
Work Law Books. Magazines. Music, Pamphlets,
ETC.. bound in plain fancy Morocco bindings. at
ST. Louis prices. RovI-ly
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
LAND WARRANTS

00 ACRE LAND WARRANTS for sale
lou Price SI75 PLUMB d McCLUNG.
JUST RECEIVED AT FLORENCEg
DRY Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Ready-Aade Clothing. Drugs d Medicines
THE subscriber would respectfully request the
citizens of the Cottonwood and Neesho Val
leys to eaA and examine his well selected stock o
Goods, before purchasing elsewhere.
J. s. PIGMAN.
Florence, Nov 7th, Is57-3ws
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

The potato rot prevails to an alarming ex-
tent in the southern part of New Jersey
In Cumberland. Salem and Gloucester coun-
ties many of the farmers will not realize
more than one-third of an ordinary crop.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
Relief Clothing.

Relief Clothing.
DERSONS who desire the benefit of years
i credit, and who actually stand in need of
clothing and with whose circumstances the un-
dersigned are unaequainted, must bring recon-
mendation from some one of their neighbors (who
don't desire aid from this source) before they viii
be furnished. n. 5 SIORRS,
Emporia, Nov. 81, 1857 CIV. .ESKRIDGE.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
Rates of Advertising.

...rtea Per lsae ee1tss each Subsequent
I.- o,e DOLLAR = line per One fourth column
e'e go. Is %. ak rzos year. One half
IT,. mos % eo one year go: All tran
ed f.r.izn zdyertiseszts AUST Be paid in s6E2aee-
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

GoLD.-The Canada brings a million of
gold from England, and the Star of the West
arrived about the same time, Nov. 4, with
million and quarter
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

Single copies Of TIE News in wrappers for sale
:, this Office, at Ave cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

FIRE AT CAIRo, ILI--The Illinois Cen
trail Depot at this place was destroyed by
fire, Nov. lst. Several individuals had a
narrow escape, but no lives were lost
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
For Sale,

A VALUABLE CLAIM, situated on the Cot
IA tonwood, five miles southeast of Emporia.
tanning 80 acres of the best quality of timber,
con ch alone. Is worth double the price s60O.
whl PLUMB & McCLUNG.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
Duck CREEK, Kanzas,
Norennher o3d I267

Mr.. PLUMB-Dear Sir: Having lately
been out about one hundred miles west OF
Council Grove, and having seen some very
good country, with plenty of good water
and timber-enough to supply large settle
ments-I desire to say, for the benefit OF
those wishing to settle in Kanzas, that the
timber is not all taken yet. The portion of
country TO which allude is on the Smoky
Hill branch of the Kanzas river. There are
large bodies of as fine farming lands as any
1 have seen in Kanzas. with plenty of tim
Der for fencing, building, ETC. The timber
is mostly cottonwood, with some oak, wal
nut, elm, etc. We travelled several days in
sight of the timber, and eamped one night
on the bank of the stream. The water Is
quite good. and tolerably clear. We saw a
number of good springs of pure water back
near the bluffs, from two to four miles from
the main stream. On the small streams put
ting into the Smoky Hill there are many
good farm sites. Wherever the grass had
not been eaten off by the bufaloes it was of
a large growth I saw small fish iii many
of the spring brooks, away back amongst
the bluffs, which was sure token to me
that they never drv up. Sand stone is p!en-
ty on the tops of all the bluffs near the river,
also lime stone in many places. So friends
at the East, who are looking this way for a
home, come on Come early in the spring.
prepared to stay, and if you are not very
hard to suit you will be pleased with our
country. o. PHILLIPS.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

wanted at this OfHiee..-A few cords of wood
a1 feet in length, on subscription.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
Terms of Subscription.

% -
si1s . yesr (..d sae 20 gss.s- up siub.) Il %
lea - %
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
Law Office
JOHN N, CoE.

A .TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice IN all
N the District Courts and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. He has had long expe
rience in pre-emptiOn practice in another State.
and will give special attention to all in the
Land Offices.
References. lawyer of standing in Wiscon-
sin. The Professors of the Yale College Law
School. Office in the Collamore Building, Law
renee, Kanzas.
N. B-Mr G.. is NOTARY PUBIlc.
Oct 81 i57-lv
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

elo Inc amount expended by American trav-
1ea Geps In Europe, is estimated at SO, 600
100 annually.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
=. coNANT,

=. coNANT,
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in French,
w English and American staple and fancy
D RY GOOD s.
Also. dealer In Groceries. Provisions. Agriculta-
raj implements. Cutlery, Hardware, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Gentlemens' and Boys Clothing, Sad
dies, Harness, etc.
+ General Variety Store,
Opposite the Morrow House, LswREEoE. KAszAs.
nov7ly
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
Prices Current.
Lawrence Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
FLoUR-Superfne S. % per hundred.
WHKAT-$2 90 per bushel.
CoRN-Sl rs {"
Corn MEAL-$1 IS d"
PorAToEs-S2 90 &"
APPLEs-Sl 00@l so"
BAcoN-I211a@16c per ID
BEEF-6@7c.
CoDFIsH-l0c s'
MAcKEREL-l2@15c.
BuTTER-30@35c. "
CHEEsE-20@25 "
MoLAssEs-Sl 10 per gallon.
SALT-per sack of 900 lbs, 81 90.
CRAcKERs-l5c per 10.
CoFFEE-l61s@20c per ID.
TEAs-50@100.
SUGAR-Brown, 14c.
White. 16@18c.
RIoE-10@1216c
HIDEs-Green, &c.
Dry, &c.
GLAss-sxi0 per so feet, 50 90.
l0xl2 !" 25.
'f 10xI4 &" Z" 3S7.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TNHOSE Pre-mptors who have contestants for
Il their Claims, can save journey to Lecomp
ton, by calling on e. p BANCROFT.
nnvOR-ff
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
ROBERT L. FRAZER,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER

Watches, Clocks, fine Jewelry, Revolyers, FencJ
Goods. dc. Watches and Jeweiry thoroughly and
No Il MassaeSsseszs ST.. Wooa.osrfs REsek.
nov7-Iy LAWRENCE, KANZAS.s
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28

Rt.,x DEcLARAIIoss for fling, for sale at this
Office
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-28
The Valley Of she Smoky HiIl---Letter
from Mr O. Phillips.

I We give below "a communication in re-
gard to the Smoky Hill Valley from Mr.. o.
Phillips. well known and highly esteemed
as gentleman of unimpeaehable veraeity
To his testimony we can add our own, hay-
ing visited that part of Kanzas last fall on a
'prospecting" trip. We regard it as being
one of the most desirable portions of Kanzas.
and offering superior inducements to the
farmer and trader:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished by the Associated Prsss.l


/ NftfcSf w tftC L q oSU.
Constantnople advices say that the Turkish
Government effected loan of English Capitalists
/ OF 100000 sterling at 6 per cent
French papers generally approve Of the HOSTILE
ties of England against Canton.
The monthly statement of the Bank Of France
shows increase of commercial discounts and a
large decrease OF bullion.
| There is an inclination towards a further adj
vance in iron, shown by the iron masters at Bir-
mingham, but none declared.
TIE leaders Of the in.urrcciion were shot at
Palemore on the 20th Of December.
The Persian Minister left Constantinope for Mar
settles.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-Passengers by the Adger
give gloomy accounts of Walkers condition
The seizure of the transit route and steamboats,
By Spencer is confirmed. Spencer states that he
acted in behalf Of Vanderbilt.
President Mora. of the Nicaragua Gov eminent,
has Issued a proclamation granting pardon to
Walkers men and free passage back TO the States.
Many OF Walkers men, both officers and privates,
are deserving.
Walker was still at Rivas with 600 men; another
account says l2e0.
The reports are confirmed that Hennngsen
fought his way out of Granada and joined Walker,
aud that Gen. Chiffon. with large body Of men,
had pronounced for Walker at Leon.
Walker retoOk RiVas without losing
Captain Saunders with his rifles, has advanced
to Leon to occupy that post
The foregoing despatch was made up from the
conflicting stories OF several returned Nicaraugans.
CINcIKNArI, Jan. 26.-Flour quiet, S. 60;
whisky dull, 22s; wheat firm, 81 Is; red corn ae-
tive aud unchanged.
NEW York, Jan. 26.-Nothing doing in Corn
or Exchange.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 26-In order to correct
misApp7ehenson aud for members to get informa4
ton, the submarine bill will not be called up for
some days.
CHARLESTON, s. c., jan. 25.-Three thousand
bales OF cotton were sold to-day at full prices.
BosToN, Jan. % The schooner Standard from
East Florida for New York has been abandoned at
sea; her crew arrived here in safety.
New YORK, Jan. 26.-Lard buoyart at PIC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-SENATE-Wilson gave
notice for consideration Of the bill to secure to
tua settlers alternate sections of lands reserved in
grants to Staes for all railroad purposes. Senate
then resumed the consideration of the bill estab.
fishing a naval depot at Brunswick, Ga
HOUsE-JosSph Il Chester was brought to the
Der Of the House and asked by the Speaker why
be did not appear before the Select Committee and
whether he ready to answer questions
proposed by tho Committee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27

BvrR AND STEAMBOAT NEas-Navigstiou is
still suspended in the Cumberland, the ice having
entirely mOuopozed the channel.
number of boats are now lying at the wharf,
awaiting thaw, which, from present Indications
will soon be along.
We copy below, from the Louisville Journal the
details Of the damage done steamboats, at Portland
by the ice:
"The river gorged yesterday morning below New
Albany, aud q is caused a rise OF several feet At
Portland, and aoated off a large quantity of ice
which had accumulated above. This ice came down
with great force against the boats lying at Port-
land and parted their lines.
"The AlEin Adams, which was lying in shore
her whole length and some distance above the feet
escaped but all the others were lying close TO.
gether, with their sterns out in the stream. The
boats living 10 the following rotation: Virginia
Southerner, Empire, Fanny Bultt, L J. Ward, a
new bull, A. L. Shotwel, Peter Tellon, William
Dixon and Antelope. The Virginia, lying at the
head Of the feet, parted her lines first and ell the
others followed to the Antelope. The latter WAS
forced on the wharf engthwise by the Shotwell.
which was forced against her, and the latter bad
her guard, staucheons, aud Der cabin damaged.
The new hull was forced alongside OF the SbOtwel.
The Tellon sustained 10 damage; she is, however,
hard aground, aud there is possibility Of her gets
ting off until the river breaks Up. The R J. Ward,
which was lying above the new hull, got aground
by having her bow forced on the wharf, and this
prevented her from coming contact with tho
below. The Virginia, Southarner, Empire, and
Fanny Bullitt were however forced several hun
bred yards in the river by the ice, and are now ~
ing ia that condition hemmed in by the gorge,
which extends from Shppingsport to New Albany.
They will have TO remain there until the river
breaks up, but are IN no immediate danger The
Antelope and VIM. Dixon sustained no II jury"
The rumor Of the loss Of the steamers Cumber-
land aud Nashville, current here for the last few
days, is most probably unfoanded
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NAIL DEPARTURES.


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at =. IN. This mail carries matter for the Vast
ern az Southern cities Huntsville, rascumbis, Mem.
phi', Little itccs and their depend ncies
Chattanooga X. r, Daily leaves at y O'Clock m;
cl)Scs a. ~ p. ~. This mad carries all the way
mail on this route and -auch routes.
Louisville, Daily, leaves ~ O'Clock closes at -
Isbsno o. as II
sp4rta. Nonday, Wednesday and Thursday; ayes at
o'c eek =. m closes at ~ O'Clock p NJ.
Charlotte, Huntingdon Jackson and Trenton, leaves Tues
day. IN Irsday and Saturday at O'Clock m; closes
at1E =.
Columbia PULASKI and Wayuesboro leaves Sunday, Wed
nescay and Friday at O'Clock a. NJ; closes at ~
p.m
cay and Saturday; caves al 9 O'Clock closes at
~ pm.
Clarksy Dover Bopkinsviue &C., leaves Monday, We'd
nesdsy and Friday at O'Clock, i; closes at ~
,.
Russelyle and Springfield lSaves Tuesday Thursday and
"a urday a; o'c'oc4 a. m; C ose5 al ~ p N.
Ccntreyl Vernon, &c leaves Tuesday and Friday ~
O'Clock m; closes at 20 a.. m.
ARRIVALS OF MAILS.
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Louisville
Gaatn
lebanon Tee day, Thursday and ga urdsy at G p. n.
Lebanon AMI Sparta, Monday, Wednesday Friday at
Charlotte, Sunday, Wednesday and Fridayat Ppm
Columbia, Pulssk &C, Monday, Thursday Saturday
at II a
Columbia LIyrenceburg, &C., Sunday Wednesday and
Flday at IA m.
CiarksyiIr, Sunday, "wednesday and Friday ate D. m
s.eviie, Mord4y, Wednesday and Frday at ,. m
Contreyils, ues Say ard Friday al II m.
fg All letters or registration must be handed into the
oaiee by "a O'Clock p. S r. ANDERSON, p. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rheumatism, in Its most aggravated orm disappears
from system like :rost before the rising when CAR
TERs MIxTURE is brought to bear upon it. This
great purifier Of the blood dives to the root Of all
such Diseases drives it from limb to limb and joint to
joint is captured and it is forced out Of
the system through the pores Of the skin. Let the suffer
try it and become healed. ian14-2w
Holloway's PilIs-seekers Of health. those dyspeptic
or suffering from weakness debility of md should
take course these fine medicines which will quickly
store them to health they fail to If used
cording the directions which accompany each box.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York, and No 244 Strand, London and by all druggists,
at 25c., e2Hc, and 81 per pot or box. jani4-1w
Great Cure Of Rheumatism.-The editors OF the
Richmond Republican OF Dec 24h, 1889, that Car
ter's Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had a in their press-l who was afflicted
with violent Mercuria Rheumstsm, who continually
complaining ofmery in the back limbs and joints-his
eyes had become feverish aud mattery, neck swollen
throat sore and all the symptoms Rheumatism combined
with sorofua. Two bottles Of Carters Spanish Mixture
cured him. and in editorial notice above they bear
testimony its wonderful effects and say their only
gret that all suffering with disease Of the blood not
OF the existence Of such medicine They cheeruly
recomend it
See their certificate and notice in full around the bottle
ian1O-8w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Be no, deceived By base limitations. HRGEAAH CLARK
4 cos GENUINE COP LIVER OIL, never dsappoint.
and years experience has proved superior 10 ell
Others, aud he only reliable fer CONSUMPTION.
As theres great deal Of spurious Oh In the market adn
tsrAtsd with seal OIL whale OIL 4c Ae much care can
not be taken 70 procure the Genuine.
Our on Is made al factory In Newfoundland and
each 5otile has signature oOTk eArel to
gel HEsuAS, CLAM Co, for since the death 81 Mr..
RusHrox late partner there has been article intro
duesd called Rushon, Sheh Ia in vAy soaneeied with
n @ Co, or n. @ a Co.
sea By j. G. Brown. Ewn nros, and By DIsEs., gen.
sraIv Ocs41-au
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27

CoLToNs ATLAS OF TIKI WoRLD-ILLUsrRGriNG
PHYSICAL AND PoLTIcAL GEOGRAPHY. BY g.
WOworth Cotton. Accompanied by descrip-
tions, geographical, statistical and historical by
Richard Swanson Fisher NJ D. Vol ! compr
sing North aud South America; vol. ., Europe
Asia, Africa and Oceanica. New York J. II
Cotton Co, No. l72 William street. London:
Trubner Co., No. 70 Paterboster Row.
Ia this work the world, ~ known at the present
time, is represented with iaitbluness and accuracy
and the vast amount OF information collected by
explorers, travellers, aud others, is nov, for the
fret time, made available TO al. Il contains lsO
steel>pate maps and plans, following which are
letter press descriptions OF the countr delneated
exhibiting succinct account Of their geography,
resources, commerce, discoveries and prominent
interests and the statistics relative to the several
subjects treated upon. The publishers have been
20 the enormous expense Of sixty thousand dollars
in getting out this work, snd now they rely upon
the patronage OF an enlightened public for a just
remuneration Or their arjuous aud expensive tolls.
hr A L. Westbrook, Of this city, Is duly author
lied to receive subscriptions for this splendid work,
and will call on all who desire TO procure Il. Both
volumes are row ready 10 deliver. Specimen copie.
can also be seen at the Bookstores Of W. T. Berry
& CO., Methodist Book Concern, and C. w. Smitb,
E-q. From the same data thus furnished. The same
publishers have issued for the use OF schools and
academies
CoLroS FlrcR's SsRIEs oT ScuooL GEoGKaPHIEs:
/. Cotton & Htch's Introductory Geography
2 Cotton 4 Ftch's Moiern School Geography
3, Cotton Fitchs American School Geogra-
- H. a = q
Mr. Louis Sweet is agent for these works. and
al OF J. H. Cotton { Co publications. All orders
from the country will be promptly hled at regular
New York prices.
A few active young men vsuted, TO whom per
manent and paying business viii be eusrantyed. A
ne'e 10 L. Sweet. box Go. Nashville z. o., vii
receive prompt attention IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27

PEIvATE REsIDEScE BURST-A letter from
q friend at Wayerly informs US that the beautiful
residence Of Mr.. Jas. T. Mickey, near that village
was DESTROYED by fire on the 22i inst. The pro.
gress OF the flames was SO rapid, that, notWith,
standing the energetic enolts OF the citzans, but
little OF the furniture saved, and that little in
a damaged state. The upper rooms OF the build
ing were occupied 10y Mr. Vim. Bartlett and lady,
aud +. G. Woodward aud lady. Theseladies were
absent at the time. They aud Mrs Wickley lost
all Of their wurdrobes except the dresses they bad
on, aud few articles Of little value The most Of
the wearing apparel Of the gentlemen was also
consumed, together with many valuable books
The house and furniture were insured.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27
9harp,a Rdnes.

ALL sPortsmen who In want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game, Deer &c in
vted td9an he Of FAn and Cunningham. No. ~
Public Square aud examine "sharp Sporting Rae"
Which in rsPdy o. Firing, accuracy OF aim, aud length Of
range FAR superior to any Gun invented and Ehke
any other Psten Gun heretofore introduced it, construction
Is exceedingly pe that IL Is liable get
of0rder" than the common Kentucky Rice.
lac. have also a few shot Guns made the Pa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-27

REHovED.-We notice that Q. Il. Anderson,
dealer in Iron Castings, Corn Crushers, &c, has
has removed his establishment from Market Street
to one of the new buildings recently put up on
Broadway. He has fDe store~rOom now and in-
creased facilities for carving on bis business.