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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

The Pro-Slsyery 81. Louis RPHJlico1 has adj
vices from Kansas that Gen. Lane aud a detach-
ment Of Prostate Militia are in Fort Scott where
its Informant says "they are robbing the stores
and stealing horses" but auably adds, "No
lives were lost~ Those who have read the cor
rysroaccnce Of THE TRIBUNE know Why Gen.
Ian "a 10 Fort Scott aud that the Dragons would
be :here too if he were not acting in accordance
With Law and Justice. lfany horses are taken by
his mtn. they are such a. the Border HufilnS have
hitherto st,'cu from Free State men. Tic RfPa5'
Hc0u has a ccck-and-bul story about an attempt
a. 10 abduct the judges Of the late election al Del
aware Crossing, to prevent their giving in Their
..ey.jence 10 Gov. Denver, as requested by Gen.
Calhoun. and adds that Isaac Muudie one of the
Judges, was shot ia the head and A!led THIS is u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

Tile Hcra'd publishes the hue and cry raised BY
the Police Of London after Col Thomas Alsop
late Of that city Who is accused Of having parhcl'
pated in the recent plot to destroy Louis Napoleon
Col. AD,op IS ttu, described in the hue and cry:
Age out 60: hight * feet; complexion fair
eyee gray lai- Thin, light auc tuILng gray mite "
WhlsAers; strong made; stoops "a Il roundsnou-
dered speaks quick; dress dark brown dress coa''
drab trousers, and black ha'.
The reward offered for him is E200-ssy ~ ,OO0-
not more than il sometimes offered down South TOR
the return of likely runaway nigger-and nothing
like the value Of Col. Alsop, who has devoted the
better part of his life aid the whole Of very large
fortune to efforts for the welbeing of the poor and
unfortunate. Everybody VINO knows him respects
and loves him-eyen the most srlstOcrahc OF the
Br;tsh journals speak well Of him; yet The Hcrotd
coOly says:
at is stated that COL Alsop has for several days
been concealed in .hi, CITY somewhere in Anthony
street Both English and French detectives are now
IN pursuit Of him, and i is not at oil improbable that
he may be arrested within day or two. though the
contemplated assassination Of which he Is alleged to
be one of the con-pirstOrs was not successful, nc r
BE- Teturn0be pndtr the erfrGd'tOH frtdfy indicted
fer the murder of the innocent persons who were
killed by the explosions il the Rue lie Peetier.'
1t strikes us that this is getting rather fast.
Suppose Louis Napoleon had been indicted for the
murder of the man be killed in one of his mad
attempts to rey0lItionize France some twenty
wears ago, does any one believe that our Govern
ment would have surrendered him, if required 20
DO So Aud was the Extradtion Treaty intended
TO provide for the surrender Of defeated cOnspira-
tors and other political offenders? We all know
il was not
Col. Asops ofenSe is essentially political. He
is pursued if at all, not because certain persons
were killed by theexplosiOns in the Rue lie Pelletier,
but because those explosions were means toward a
very different end-that end being the death OF
Louis Napoleon and the restoration of the French
Republic. The form ofndicting him for conspirng
to murder the policemen &c, who lost their lives
before the Opera-hOuse, is a mere dodge. Col.
ALISON never meditated or desired those deaths, as
his enemies well know.
We cannot believe that Louis Napoleon will ap-
ply to our Government for the extradition of Col.
Ailsop, in case he shall at any time be found on our
soil. If he should, however, he must be met by o
peremptory refusal And We shall be most griey-
ousy disappointed if Gen. Cass ever puts his
name to warrant for the surrender of COL Allsop
or any other political refugee. Louis Napoleon
should be the last man to ask such surrender;
but if neither IecollectOns nor antcipations shall
suffice to deter him, we look to Gen. Cass for an
answer fit to take its place beside the letter of
Webster tn Uulsemann
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moe, ,b.url ,ra7cs,y q the real treble there o.
vf.eb re sbsa doubtless soon be in possession ci
a.. al facts Th- flcWing'' mere credible:
"The Clerks If tho s:awree p'ccisc' are exported
IN he p-ep.fingh certificate unde- oath. st,'i7g That
~ gav ,te testcuoos they did Sef)re the L's.la-
.,rc In, estigatls Committee, un9sr threat: Of
death
They don't Day, boweve', that it was not 'rh'
nor that men of their stsmp tell the trrlti other
wise THAI when they must
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To ID. Asso kiei Preu

WasHIsGros, Tuesdsy, March 2, 1913
The Treasury Department has decided taa' hemp.
carpeting caus..c soda snd blank copy ing books ns
entitled 10 cutry a. - per cert duty.
RACED IN an investigation of the OF ex-Lieut
Rbind. for sending challenge to Commander Boat-
Bern,ion II. Heath, esq, editor Of The Worth. West
newspaper, has been confirmed as Postmaster OIL Du'
TSa Advisorv Board appointed to prepare code u
regulation for the Navsl servve have maze taeI r.
mort. Thew. however, disagree on some relormatoy
measures chiefly with reference 10 ,he a~ leiauasW
The nosi,iors of disbursiDg and medical othcers OF tie
rs THE seutatiyes of the former IN the Bosyd
claim that thew should be entitled 10 the same oonsd
Grafton staff officers and that the regulation, IN tss
respect should lie similar to those OF the Army On
these ard some other points TWO fep3;ts ore Submit
ted but with these exceptions the pV"'e b'-''aey
agree. e..-
There is no immedste prospect Of the arrassemspo
for expedting the transportation OF the mails oetHees
Washington and Boston, as preliminary TO reform a
IN, Southern service, beng effected.
The Senste, in Executive Session to-day, conhrme<
the nation of Mr.. Cook Postmaster OF Chcsso.
The President has appointed VIM. Seden, Manas,
and VIM. Flpnn, Navy Agent, for the Dsiriet OF Co
The Baltimore Methodist Conference today r.
oly.d 10 establish a newspaper, in part TO dssbuse
the public mind in relation to its views on the question
81 slavery claiming 10 occupy conservative posi-
ton. H.
New Orleans Gates Of the ID inst. and Galveston dates
The .,ock Of cotton at Galveston was II 900 bales,
and the receipts up to the present time, eIoes
those of last year, @2,oVo' Inc e9'"'A crop VI
Ice formed in the neighborhood Of the Colorado
River on the 9th ut. and fears were entertained Ter
the safety of the fruit trees -.
The Indians Of Bexsr County were becoming
l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

The Journal Of Commerce and The Hec0id eXult
over the fact that the Supreme Court Of this Dis
trict has decided in favor of Charles Deyliu as
Street Commissioner as rebuke to Gov. King.
Perhaps otLeSs So regard it. The fact that Gov.
King. befd4e decided to act in the premises, was
formally a9lbed by the ablest Democratic lawyer
in Albany Nicholas Hill that il was his right and
DUTY 10 eli that Office is kept out of sight by those
journals
The Court Of Appeals has yet 10 pass on the
Street Commissioner question. We will not antici-
pate its verdict; but whatever it may be- i is GER
tain that Gov. Kings appointment Of Mr.. Conover
has saved 10 TIE much-enduring proPerty-owners
end taxpayers of this City at lest one Million
DoIars-probably many Millions. There is not al
intelligent man in the City no matter of what par
". who is not morally certain mat the blasting ex-
posures of the system of wholesale swindling which
had become chronic in the Street Department
would never have been made had Gov. Hing left
the Department TO the tender mercies OF Fer
nando Wood Deylin, Turner, Farley, McGrsne
Brsppigan & Co. Mr. Conoyer may lose the office.
but the City cannot lose the benefit of the deyel-
opments which his temporary and contested pos
session Of it has enabled him to make. Even should
Deyln be put in possession. il viii not he possible
that the old system with which be was connected
should be revived. That game is blocked. And
the credit of blocking il is fairly due 10 Gov. King
ardD. d. Conover. Let not thu be forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

The TImes and Tic Commercial a-sail the
Address of the late Free-State Topeka Legsla.
lure Of Kansas, but each is careful not 10 print it,
The Address refutes all their assaults, but their
readers will never see IT,, The Times saws Of the
prospect for kar sss;
II tie Lecomptcn Constitution should be adopted.
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Arp!lnrk Duly @rib,r,te
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 10, 1853.

Advertisements for TsE WEEKLY TRIBUEE Of this
week mnst be handed in early to-day Prics, 81
I'm
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6rmstiop, snt promptly voted Town b tie n.ier.
~. VITO fear 10 face tt, pubic jodsmsat a u.
evidence.
Mr.. seden's nomination IS Marsha Of the D..
,ret created sensation amorg the local politician.
Only fortnight ago the President rejected rs pro-
tensions. having previously favored them. ia oos.s
ouspce Of his connection with the broken bans Il
Seldeu. Wither. & Co., and the movement in tie
Legislature of Virginia concerning the bonds ts5
peSo, iS,ed. Mr. Pitt was ignored because Of b,
non. residence; yet Flynn is appointed Navy Aga,
who is regular voter IN Pennsy lysnia Mr..
Selden is as old as Mr. Buchanan.
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L,mE., GAIrrR.. GENTLEMEN's BOOT.

sgu DEYNs SioLEsefybody IL need OF trecpVtTlus "an
be accommodated CANTKEs only es;abishmcu-, W 50
BrqdysS lie elegant Caters for the ladies'. wIch no -
lug c,oIe then ally o'ler d. ser in town. he Las es Al
Promer gsuteaer Of The best qGatV ana
nn usrmcnt OF and Shoes the young pr"pe
al both seNs particular s'eution being paid 10 thrr wau''
Excetnce durstiv ctfaPness are tie caactstc' OF
avr,- a-.if,e e.il A. CANTRTL'S.
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Beincss Notlres.

.. We prefer the WIrrLyR & WILSON sfwiNG
N,emsL Co. family o,e" n = Tno-n'-
Cfrce No. SO RI sd~sv H.w-To-s
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SPRING HATs--BRD. No. ~ Nassau-st--I no
.,.d.rs Al oiber lea 81 GEgrLrNixs now reaav
20 rhica sitgutiou "t Customer. and tIe P,9
fury invited. bad, No. ~ 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

TWELVE AND FOURTEEN SHILLING CATERS,
NJ audl where variety Ladies ad
Ns,f sUoI = sLpKs kept. Also supsrr
ock of B Youth aud Childens SHOES RUBb.Ks PRONE
x,nv Roofs A. al J. Is MILLEE's
Ladies' Shoe Store No SIS Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

, s,.,,To. 2ro7-d s,a,ic stitch Hschine benz no
,.sd ,zore.y for fsniy 80 'econ'nena'o O'.,
-. . ,,, a. moe oman sota thao anJ sewing Ascains
x..,.rcs Cal and SO. Persoua ha1ag WATsoSs od
800 ,d Beou. Of hAuSas for the improved one, can
A. % On equiie5le terms
w.-soy's FAMILY Sswrse MACHINE CosPAxY,
No. 40 Broadway, EeR.York
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UIYNT. WEBSTER & CO.,

IMPROVED TicHrSyircE sSwING M HIVE "a
Ne se nov prepared 70 exhibit ~ Ivy III f,or al
va.al.e ia.rf,,qt .rl I'd respectfully soIe l,y
pers,os IN wst: SEWN. Machine hse qlA5 ~ r1D6.
e b. tired 20 b. d.y appf-S f. es al. q thee tnes
aBr oil .htcfeseGtre = sIect'ul, ih''''N -
UPON then iis for t1ci.tN r. X. zsq BoafwaT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

10 PHoroGRApiER>.- sale, the beautiful
GAFYS No .S Broadway, MessTs. GRANT ALcOokE ar
sbot q, T. ave fo pr The Gaety IS upF iIg me b
sne. - ra-ticunrs qliIe y the .slry ron unI p m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-14
W anted!

Bacon! Lard and Feathers
EOR uheh he higles. market pres cash viii b. palds
sra ArTON q 5EYMoUar
No. 10 Market street, doors b5loa Church street,
Bh IA-dIm
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- as - IL, st. L0nls. mLssonrI.
~ YALuaBLE EARlaS F0R SALE.

rV7HaT Valuable which ne undersigned has 70
sidef for The last eight years, ior sale. IL lea
- he eaters OF Big Harpeth river, me county Of WI
is,r I'M rsen miles from Nashville the village Of
sT al the RIchland CsHtrsye turnpike, nine m5l
oT Frsnkln the cOunty OF Williamson, and WlIhn
80 miles OF le North western Railroad nov being con-
efed The tract contains about iour hundred ana egnl
eres OF arsl farming land; The county line DeIeeeh
fIrvfdson md Williamson through the NofuHssL eoI
rer of Inc tract. formally me Ell known iaf q
me late WilFius hhtehlds in ii "a
Or mis- lara tEO comfortable res oeneee5
on houses; barn, cribs, stables, carriage nous, Se
80 II excellent Young orchard mSst choice lTuls' 0ool
snrIng water and abundance OineYeT hhg seOOA
rtupi1q nom different through the laLm' A!on
fn tb farm Is smother Of aDOus I"O
eFesil ut land with ROOd resdenceI ~ .aL ~
boIs tracts Is equal 70 any crops tnet IoI "
80 b1tb unttsd thss % d separaely u oeeteis
- nit Ia, ersa 4 is thought b. good JUDGES epulo DC
noel one 1i me best lafms IN ts eases - - sl-'
A. Te ,a0tIug 10 GUY, would Of course Whsh 70 view
he mem isss before iChaang iurthef eesoiPaoA
Ueesrgr ~ al are invited " call ela Sc ioi
.s-7,selves. IauE 25-eOGWui dOE7A A. nAl4As
n wish IN usI he farm which reside, in Wilamso2
.11tr a,oinlug lhaI advertised above ~ M JOan l.
fsIp by recent suTVey, one hundred ana ninety
800 nj nall acres frst rate farming latdS Wilh ec1
TbIe -ugg Win al necessary out houses, suitable lo
800, rn wilh good walUr tne iarm Is ven enclosed
-, 80 spces including about ssVsR hundred yards o.
go, viii sell place separately or together
- 5iI,ls-Es beth WJud certainly make des-
srbs arm ana PURCHASERS invited 70 call on AT.El
- CyamIge he premises. LANlNtA ChAlGhkAD.
80 srIbf Particulars apply TO Mr. a. n Snyder a. NE
gt5rg0I sry der O. fTIzZelt, Meanwhile IL "
"A
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Cash Capital $l,OOO,OOO.
ABSOLUTE AND UEIMPAIRED,
With a Surplus Of $500, 1897 80.
ASSETS JANUARY /, isss.
LOSSEsEQUITlBLT ADJUSTED SPROMPTLTPII
Fire q Inland Navipation

UPWARDS OF $1,000, 600
OF LOSES lave been pad By tna Issurancs CO
past 50 years.
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UniVersitV Of NnshFilIe.

d BClrATl, Ms e3mmenseu 90 shs Literary DEPARTMENT
III on the 18th INST, as previously advertised.
he 5uTgeuu n altsndancs, Do. A. - iua-nn ipli1oi
In the edea Department. auih0rEos the F1caiy 70 ~
nOunce, that stHd5nis nay return viii a. sFeai aa Y - l
COllegs N any lher pOrttn Of tha slate lh-lAl
the phoid Fever 90 giuair On zoe prem s A-
ccuFE8d with tour soezs Ane lai5l-s -
been several wees unoCeupsd ana Besn ih1roaahT
renovated.
These statements made because Fafiot1 unil-ll-
s5lrs h1ys Dssa eeu.1-d regarding Sickness Eatpaa-
s0n, Gc eslculasd prevent he return OF siadeai
B. order Vi The Racuisy. $500 =. =,
.auae-f 3 x. iuhAoOff a-E-as
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Black Mammoth.

THVHIS TAVubIIE JACK viii r. maih a. my alahle and
serve Jennos Forty Dollars the Insurance.. Ho was
never IA better nsath con Jn present csem
ecessar say aHy Thing 10 reference 20 hs inertia
breeder The rscurds the various 4gncu ural Society
Fairs hetsver had colt show for premium give
evidence OF ret his superiority breeder Pas
u5age gratis, grain feed, II desired az Is cents per
wteE s,ery attention TO Preyezt accidents r escapes
mi \ q liability tof ei Der 2. k. RAINS.
~ 10 w2m O-e mile nth Of Nashville.
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T7ocUrreRt Bank Notes WaRfed.

!. a ia nav he highest ma4ket price for She Notes OF
ny fba EIi5aing Banks, 10 delivered mmcd 1tely: Law
vrfIrr ~, IbyFte, Ocoee Dbndridgs, aud Knoxville
fb gF,y- 5Trs " want particularly. We will also, buy
Ne ~. al an suspended Free Banks not mentioned 10
me above ma. al me highest market price.
-N 80 i''' A WHEbBSS & co.
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Innnnrfed AIhiOn

WILL Stand The present season a. my stsblesr u
w mi vesL Dl Gelatin, nj s the season 81 -SRN
20 the Groom Mares Kept al 81 per week. All On
care lukeu prevent accident nut h any shouidS1A
Occur nj responsible Mares that should no prove
be ga f1al CEu ne returned newt season gratis
season ees due January 1883. -
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Albert OF Malta Mingo

JOSEPH vAUL1, President.
" A Rr-7 m S-crptsry. loot 3-WGITw.
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EDGEFTHED,

am nov offering prices 70 ths times, three lots IN
Bdgeasd, Just beyond Donilson'a store. The lots front
each 50 Gsan Turnpike and are2f0 feet deep,
viva street IN The rear. They cOnvenenttO mex
haustibe supply OF excellent water, and In rapidly
improving ReiEhbOrhoOd. Apply to ,,y
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al GOOn DWELLING,

Q TTUATRD Cherry Street, LincOln's Hail. u now
y offered sale. TIE lot g. feet, front By $50. The
brick CouIauing in al uHe rooms The house and
los il offered for less than me est Of The Buildng.
20 APPY~ r1NnsTRv
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.OR rem

THAT convenient frame dwelling the Franklin Turn
j pike nesrthe urst foil Gate now occupied BY J. a NC
CampbeII ESQ The house contains four rooms besides
Fifen servants rooms &C. and has thirty OF grOund
attached Suitable furniture be procured BY the tenant
reasonable terms If desired. Possession given imneoi
ally. Apply % -r-Derpe
"A. 81
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Nest Country Residence.

AN Offering for sale small rsot Of Land, miles rom
the city, The Soensvs turnpike, contain ing i
aeFes The residence Cottage, with four rooms,
double kitchen, double negro cabin, stable, &c Will be
tecI no haF A Y S LINDSLEY.
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.

w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past favo snd indugsnees, would sug-
L gest that we have once more, and will soon
be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, &C.,
OF ever description trade aRd customers gener
ally. Once and WarerOOms 20 Spring street, near CnerrY
where We will also keep general assortment OF cheap
Chairs, Bureaus, WsTdrObes &c, and will also keep on
hand and 70 order every description OF Mattresses
SC PesOns ordering from distance may rely having
their deFs filed. Respectfully,
SHArrER & Co. PEopEie, oEs. ayr 96-tf
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AoJo Mcbride,

n
COPPER, TIN 4 SHEET IRON WORKER
No. 2, BRoAD STREEF,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
T HAVE this dag purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
MeCasn in the above business and hereby lender ny
sincere thanks to a my old friends and patrons for their
Hberay heretofore extended 70 the hr and would most
respectfully solicit COntinuanee Of Vors from them, end
Bish to infom AL the world and the rest Of mankind
hat have on hand and for sale splendid lot Of
COOKING STOVES
Of various patterns. Paror Stoves for wood and zoe
eommoa and Hey Crates Box Stoves for churches, Ho
low Ware of every variety on hand made TO Order Fur
uaces and Foot Stoves. entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
lam prepared TO do all kinds Of Job Work, sach a.
House Gusring Roofing, any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE y ORK.
MyOId friends of the River viii ind to their advantage
tocR and give hesEag 0sorG bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO, for sale one pair sse0adnana ENGINES 0ylins
der II inches diameter snd four feet with Wsts
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light draught
steamer, which can be bOughg on reasonable tsrms.
iunsI4 Is25
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

North Market Street, I'd door bsLoV The Square
CHEER having taken the abovr sand for number
y Of sears beg 70 inform he public OF that laet,
and say The house been ue"y painted ron
ba-emsgt aItc with comp ete furniture through.
ous Toe subscriber, knowing tu well the need OF hrs-
class UIe in-Nashse, AND being % pianthrope
mood MSS made every sxeruOn 10 70 the wants
tue public, nnd datlers himself be has succeeded. His
tbIs will az all times be unishei with q best this and
sian markets AFFORD, and he pledges himself 10 make
ever Oody consnied and ~ home Who will ayOT him
visit. r...I..
Larraseu and omuibuses will regularly and from
the = Nicholas steamboats, and Railroads Trusty PoF
Lers always 10 tendance ~ tue depot receive checks OF
baggage, thus ODVsting the difficulty Of delay.
ara, pei day IS
oug Meals
Supper, Lodging, and 20
Brs klasI from % 9 O'Clock,
Dinner TQss
Sumner,
nov g9-d&Wly. J. Y. GILBERT, Proprstor.
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Ten Years Credit.

HAVB several handsome lots In Maple street, near the
Univsrgy which will sell on years time at iair
prices provided me fnteFet paid ssniannuag, II that
Tune long enough will agree not toes for The principal
as long as ne Interest," promptly paid
Apply 70 -,
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UID HH EEdLAI hWU N a ElALAlA " ~ ID nv %
SUNDRIES.
DETER HARMONY NBPHBWS old Pale Sherry lmpe-
L rial Pale Sherry; Opeys old Por SandeImaD's Port
Burgundy Port: IvsnhOe Madeira Hungarian To-
kRy aaite Clare Hauualtsn ClaTs ten cases Congeta
Water and 700 Superior London Cigars various brands
apr23 hOLLlSi m q tHhtS On.
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.


WE have now started aud extensive Foundry
w on he old stand Of lhe late Nashville Manufacturing
Comrapy and are prepared 90 execute heavy and light
pk of rny tescrptOn the shOr Get notice Light Cast
irE 10 small amounts at moderate city prices, heavy Cast
- ro larze amounts furnished per contract Cincinnati
ri. i-h additions Of freight. We have also commenced
UUerlLInus
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines swmIs Flourmills OF he most improved
patterns made order JObbing 81 repairing done mmed
g. ly We ready make contracts for Engines and MILF
aud furnish plans enable purchasers 10 put up the
MlIsW On little CGp-use. Manufacturers and Farmers will
nud profitable US, before going East or West
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
stationary engines aud sleamhoas made 10 order ofhe
b.s rslr-a, eJe with FirUrOnts, Crates, 6tandppef
aud Valves warranted 60 saac uy pressure required 70
Misunderstanding purpelulg purposes.
BLAChShlit SHOP.
ANY description ~uilEwork done ia excellent sfyl
none but dslrac Iron mill work SLeTups, Dogs
Ptmau lr-us craubs Bolts all kind Mil Ir6nf
u1edr 80 order uU short notice.
Farmers ~hUg purchase good, cheap Machinery, VII
do we'll g. uniCu or address by letter.
a. JhCKER g. CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
ulv2S Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-14
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STREET. KING 81 CO..
Attorney at Law,

LAND, COLLECTION, AND
GENE IRA L a @ WIS,
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
ILL practice Law in the Supreme aBd Inferior
w Nebraska buy and sell Land Warrants, enter land
Time give special attention 10 ing selections Of lands 10
Sebraska those wishing good and desirable locations, In
for distant dealers reasonable TERMS pay fur
nsh abstracts OF and titles short notice. buy and
sell lands tOwnOts and all kinds Of estate, and do
GkNBRAL AGENCY business.
REFEREECEs.
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
COnVgrss, Harding q 20 o, Boston, Mass.
c. Willard, Snpr ~ Y Central Railroad, AibanY N. y.
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
Hon. Francis b. POeg, Nashville, Ten.
Johnson, Weaver d co.. " -
Dr.. J. S. Young, Z"
Gov. Wm, B. CampbsIl, Lebanon
Hon. JOTdOn Stokes, .
Lucas, Th6mpsOn & CO., St. Louis, no.
AeGaTic, Chiitendsn + CO., KeOkuk, Iowa.
VIM. u. SEWERS q co., Bankers, OskaloOsa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge & CO., Council Bluffs,
Davis, Moody q CO., Chicago, Illinois.
WA. Johnson & CO., New Orleans, La. ju@-u'