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MORE HozsEs.-Ths Glendale arrived here
from Cincinnati on S IHdsy with seventy horses
on board for the United States Army, besides
a quantity Of stores. The st. Louis RspSbli-
can Of Saturday has the following:
Orders have been issued for the march Of
about two hundred troops from Memphis to
California, ria the Southern route. They take
with them some four hundred horses, intended
for Cavalry service in California. large
number of wagons were shipped on board one
Of our Memphis boats day OF two since, in
tended for this command, but before the vessel
got under way, the order was e0untermanded,
and they have not been sent. Col. FauntleToy
goes ia command, and Capt. Smith, of this
city, is also ordered on this duty"
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The Killing Of Jenkins, Of Lawrence, by Gen.
Lana

The Killing Of Jenkins, OF Lawrence, BY Gen.
LANE BADLY wOUNDBD-FEELING IN THE TRR-
RITosE ABOUT II PARTICULARS OF TIE
TRAGEDY.
From the St Louis Democrat, sth inst
The fact that Gaius jenkins, Of Lawrence,
was killed by James II. Lane, on Friday last,
has already been reported BY the telegraph.
The particulars Of the horrible affair, as we
learn from a gentleman who left the Territory
on Saturday morning, are as follows:
There was a dispute between Lane and Jen-
kins concerning q valuable land claim, lying in
close proximity to Lawrence. This dispute
engendsred a cordial hatred, which extended 10
the private relations Of the parties. Some
weeks ago, Lanes family arrived in Kansas,
Lane took them upon the contested claim, with
out having a legal title e che same-the suit
/ concerning the title being before the proper
/ tribunal This action on tlsf part of Lane ex-
cited Jenkins, but nothing passed between them
till Friday, the 4th ins.. On this day Jenkins
I Informed Lane that be intended drawing some
water from the well on the claim. Lane told
him TO refrain, but jenkins paid no attention
to the caution and made bis appearance near
the claim, during the day. He was provided
with gun and an axe, and was accompanied
I By three Companions As he approached be
/ laid down bis gun, and took up the axe to knock
the chain from the lock BY which It was fast
ened. As he stepped forward Lane appeared
! in front Of the house armed with loaded shot
gun. jenkins gave look CT defiance at bis
enemy, and in the next moment fell to the earth
"a corpse ; having received an immense charge
of buckshot in bis breast.
As jenkins fell, one Of his friends fired three
times at Gen. Lane, one ball missing him, the
other grazing bis forehead, and the third bury
ing itself ia the calf of bis leg, bringing him tC
The ground. It was a narrowing spectacle Ih'
BODY Of Mr.. Jenkins was soon removed anS
/ Lane taken into custody. Mrs Jenkins wai
nesrIv crazed at the fearful intelligence OF ID
death of her husband. She is lying IN dan
gerous condition. jenkins bore an excellen
character, and his loss will be deeply regret
ted.
It is proper to state that Gen. Lane claim
that be was fully justified in shooting down nl
Adjutant Genersl-fOr, strange as It may seem
such Jenkins wss-and asserts tnat ne can es
tsblish hIs justification before the courts OF q
country.
The feeling sg sinst Lane was genera
throughout the Territory.
Last reports indicate that there was som
talk OF lyncbing Lane, lat il is hardly probabl
that this " i'll be done. Lane is at present il
close custody, and bis trial viii come of at al
early day.
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DR- ORVTLLE EARLY

HAVING located psrssnsutly in Memphis, offers his
II professional 70 its tizus and persons in
the rrroa=c oouatrT. Special attention vi be Eivr q
Otstsrfcsl and AL diseases Of women and ch-
dre1
Rsss6snoe On The corner OF Hernsndo street and
Browns Ave1ue. Ofc-, 26 HsdisoR street my2 ly
,. KNOX wALKER-...--......-.-..E. L. M'coESIco.
TTTALEER q a'OOSEFJ0, Lawyers, Me1apais. Ten
w nessee. CHos. No. q south side O51rt Square.
apis
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Notice.
,yggSE Rece5ced,

DE sieameTs Ing0nllTl HlI19II HI'I- - =
r W. Hil.
sugar-Fsir Prime and Choics
SnEnr-Crushtd and PoWderedi
Nolasses-Barrels and uaves;
Golden Syrup, Rio Cote;
~ aerrinrs; Mackere IN bbls. and kits;
Tobascs and Cigar, Star Caud.es;
Extra St. Louis Flour
R.oon aaras sides and Shoulders,
An of vhiSh viii Be sold r. the lowest cash prices.
JEO G FLOURSOY,
suscsssor 10 Fiournoy. Cooper and Leake.
-, % Ioe Main zfrecf
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ARNOLD RILL.
EDWARD PICEETT, IL,

A TIOREETs AF Law, S5icito in Chsnrery and
n General 0olectlsE AGENTS Jscinto Kiss win give
prompt Httsution TIL tuslBess c0addsd Il them profess
si0nsy- Refer tn past ss al idex the future.
Ey21-iafvlv
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Removal.
HUME r. HILL.

TTAs removed bis once from No. Bank Avenue, u
n the rorner of Main and Madison reefs, over thr
1e BANKING House o the Southern Fans OF Tennessee
Hessrs L Smith. Sheriff; J. ?. TrsEsvani, Clerk o.
the County Court, and A. Woodward, Notary Public
nave their once in the and persons want
ing uaers certified for I'd a. any place IN the Untd
astes or out Of H. have Il Done al bis once with
disrsfeh ap's-f
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MEETING OF BIsHoPs.-He understand that
st meeting Of Bishops Of Alabama, one day
last week, at Huntsville, Sewsnee was repud :
sted as the location of the proposed Southern
University, avowing their determination not to
give their support unless it is removed 10 a
more suitable site Wiachesfer Homs Joarnal
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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER 70.
Summer 8irrats.
Bailey Springs.


CrNCE TIE desfh Of Hr. Bailey, tss eetratto SINGS
- have been pa Chased - company. who Rave
noteed the entire premises bult iarge number q spa
ious MONS. b. 1es any other improvenfEts neces-
sary Tor the comfoft of visitors.
VITA regard % the Cura'ile propertirs Or Rail y
springs their ncacy Be fairs snf satsfscto-
ry tess-d tn thousands n Hstances - 10 reno Do
uecesssry the part - ~ prop et0rg g. uoId
heir virtues sufdc it 10 ~, hoUtvsr that Il
IeutraIy not uuvc-f ALI COncerd thFt fCr the
Z the Z lcwing diseases. Barley sprn-s arr untur.
1asEed By aly iu the a While Ewe ilnEs TerteE
aerr 7la Drupsey, DIS ssi- Female sses o. vel
a Veneresl and Cuiaresus Diseases % every decrp
ton.
wsrn and Cold Ba,hs viubs furnished for the visi-
tors.
he Sri e are open summer and winter 1u1 TIE
onatence then Erea. that there les
than 1fF visitrs prfseut. The ocafef Lsuc~r-
dale countv Alabama, mile from Fisrgu alc
row most sc1s Ssh ~ sectlons gniar Ire o.
stsse- a-d a. ks VII TWICE A DAY from Iu cum
oia 70 h. spri connectus VIII the as hey psss
Tu-cumbla ch wav
The oeslity q th- Springs unsurpassed being 10
plesaast ard healthy c.uniry, vi ane dshing aid
nuntfnz grounls
isrgs Livery stable hes erected al the Springs.
ant every desc ipfiCn o. vehicles slWays BE- had
ren-pin Aiicys lizard fables and every detcriplou
% smus-m' Mt mar Be f0urd on the premises
C9tli1n ard DANCING Partes glvsn regularly during
he week.
A Bsnd o. Muse has been engaged FOR the seasou-
No 3rt VII Be- spared ne uart Of The Droprators
70 render visif0rs c1mforiahle anc az . abe
su9a-ff = LIS C0SNER CO.
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Beaver Dam Springs.

Hickman County, Tenn.
FORTY MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of Prop ietOrship and Management
THIS Gel brstsa wst-ri4 s-Plze- having been psr-
Il chased y the su5serber, has ben tborsushly
visitors On the
It w Q IA fdoth Of May.
The late prop itors having disposed % their enrs
terss n the SPRING, the subFcriber, asstrd By Ms
snment sd nsi,n pans nor Exp zse vi Be- spared 70
rndr beaver Dam % The pleasant and comfort
adj WaterinE-p a-ss 10 the ssuthvest
ACCOMMODATION. AC.-Fhe build nEs have Ell
oen seed IN exc Dent reoair, -rd many prove uents
added % that FOUR HUNDaED v'sitoEs can be sccom-
moGated WIN eFey onfort and conVe ience The taus
Etl Be sourdanty supplied and vii Be equal 70 those q
drsf-class hotels.
THz WATER-The waters e Beaver Dam consist q
WHIT Grey, Red and SLACK Sulphur Chaybeate fprrvsn
D. analysis % be the strongest IN the sae and TIE best
of Freestous aEd Llmssfor O.
HBDi Al ArTENDAECE-Tte subscrlher. vho has
bern. fr the lat Ten yeas, engaged the prHctce q
mediei IN NartA Alaoaua ard rsmphis, car - cou-
msndsd a. At hours - visitors who may chance % need
his services physician
MANS OF ACCESS TO BEAVER DAN-There are
three routes 70 thess spngs az OF which IN fne
pair. line o. coaches viii run from Cour-bia TIRE
times Eek, and passengers vii @ thr0uEh frgm that
ths s;ate Auanssm-nts have bern made Al Brtrs
Landing, the Tennessee river b. Which visitors ap-
gruachnE from has direction WI and ready conveyance
ANUsENsSTs, EC-visitors VII SAD At Beaver Dam
. larEe Ball Ron. TFn-Ptn AneTs, sc A ane trout
str the place and der in great Abundance
nay Be found In the inamCtiate vicinity.
RATES OF CHARGEs
Eol "
children undgf ten years Of sge.....s..-........ 50
Servants Of al ...... %
liberal deducti0n VIII BE- made In The above rates
When families remain one moath OF during the
REFERKE- Es-Gen. Hintoa Jackson, Mss. F.; Joseph
Cox Esq-- Selma, Ala Dr.. DIVES Jackson n iss.
Jchn y. Lapsly, Selma, Ala Ne = 40 Prince
ruscaicosas Ala : nrs- v. r. 4 r. NcWsum, Tus-
cumbia Ala O. GslisEay, G. P Foute, Etq q D.
small g., Memphis, Team A. n Loouey ESQ, Co
lumbia. Ten THOs. p EEILER
mvI3 daw1u
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House Mover and Raiser.

DO respectfully info the c. izsns of Nm -,
/ phls a. The surrounding country that j am tI7s5f
prepared with the ne and fixtures .lti
10 Move Rai. e. Lover and 81 aighfen Buildings .aa
II all descrp pti0ns. Persons ina work dHe IN hat
ine will and it 70 their to call on me al ny
place OF resd nee of hsa snd Overtcn Streets
Memphis WILLIAM BOOTH.
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.M. r. ARICK

Z. -. TERsER---rNo- C. FAEEiSsrOE---o- TERSEE
Kerger. Harrington s. Kerger,
ATrOREKTs AT Law, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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L0VEJOV HARPER.

nRKETISs, BoIIssr Osu7ty Mississippi General Land
il Agent TT ArkausEs zrf Mississippi.
REFERENCEs.-S0T. n ;. Foste, Memphis: Brooke
. sn- -des. Vi-ksb--E. ap7i-dem
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Later from Kansas.
U1AH SsTs-ARNT. ITEXs-KANsAs POLITI-
CLANS.


UfAH Ssws-ARXT. ITEXs-KANsAs POLITI-
CLANS.
Correspondence CT St Louis Rsputliesn.1
LEAvENwoRrH CITY. K. TT
5u-s4, ss-8
Owing to the fact that the mail from Utsh.
by what | suppose to be a mistake, pushed
through to Independence, instead OF ma king Tor
St. Joseph, nv project Of heading il OF was
frustrated. You will receive the items sooner
than we shall, and before you will obtain this
communication.
saw nan, who was, however, more for
tunate than be, a few minutes since, in
formed me that Gov. Cumming had gone into
Salt Lake City, and was negotiating, to the no
small disgust of the srmy, who are exceedingly
anxious for rstlto. 1t may be well TO remark
here, that every person who has had a chance
OF knowing, rejoices in the statement that the
army are not fully advised Of the movement 10
progress.
The above conflicts with tie current Of rumor
ranging through this city. That would have {
that the report OF Gov. Cummings repulse from
the city was correct
am informed that there were at Camp
Scott but fifteen head Of cattle, and that they
bad gait killing them and gone to eating mule
Aesh.
The Express met the most advanced of the
supply trains about three hundred miles this
side Of Camp Scott, hardly moving Eight
days had, at the tine be passed, been oceu-
pied In overcoming a distance of five miles.
This vas owing TO a very heavy snow storm,
during which snow fell to the depth Of three
feet.
lam Informed that two companies Of the 1st
cavalfy started for Salt Lake from Fort Riley
on Friday last. They were under command Of
Maj SedgWick.
The fifth column, INTENDED to start this morn
ing, was delayed in its movement until to-
morrow.
John Calhoun was looked for 10 arrive al
Kansas City his morning, on his way to Ne
hrsska Cry, to occupy bis Office Of Surveyor
General, &c. It had been removed to ths
place, as you are aware. Jack Henderson ii
at the same point, whittier it is understood b,
starts in few days for salt Lake City, wber,
be purposes to establish a weekly journal
Titus men at the same place, enlisted for Ari
zonia, have deserted excepting fifteen.
B. J. Franklin, the pro-slaTery man who wal
attempted to be hung In this city recently, il
about going to Ogden to practice law. Fred
Emery goes out with him az bis partner.
have it from good authority that the seEti
ments Of the people in the vicinity Of Fort Ri
| ley, will probably cast a majority Of votes il
favor 1.-THE Ordinance, under which Kansa
| may become State. 1t will at least be clos
vote
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A STRIKE.--A large meeting Of journeynen
taiors, mostly German, was held az Working
mems Hall, Cincinnati, on Tuesday evening, to
concert measures for a strike. It was agreed
to demand an increase Of twenty five to fifty
per cent. The introduction Of sewing machines
has reduced the remuneration of this people
to starvation rafea.
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Baltimore Rssd Ohio
- = - sll7,'l.alllIl - 80
r A II, r. O "A ID

~ ~ Il II ~ ~ -
THIS Road runs from Wheeling 70 Baltimore, CS5s
4 miles) and to washington, 400 mes) and presents
the fullest advantages both freight and passenger
line. Il through Wild and romantic regions OF the
Aueghsnes; and being solidy ooastrucsd completely
e1pIed and carefully manased is one Of he Eos Al
trsctve and safest Esroads IN the United States Tne
Central Ohio Rauros6 Columbus snd TsnesvlletI
Eheelng unItes his road with an portions Of the Wss
and Southwest.
FHr ONLY THRoUsH TIcEETs PROM HEMPEIs,
LOUIsvIIIE and ST. LOUIS TO the NATIosAL Ne
TROPOLIs are sold By this road, which direct to
Warrington without the delay Of passing through Bat
II also ths only line BY which baggage can BE-
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
EF-By tie MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mai
.iesmers running aAly ~ LIss5s s,., ~. ,,
natl they arrive 70 connect Win the cars o.
Little Mani Railroad for Columbus connect ng ther
with Central Ohio Railroad, through Newark and lanes
Vile 70 WheelinE By the express train Of this route
the time from Cincinnati 20 Batimore and 70 asningtor
S-s sur % ask for tickets b the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Route.
rS-RsssDssrs from Memphis solng E.ss thEsgsh s.
Louis can buy through fkefs By tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Raroad This lays through Yincennes Terra Eaut
Indanapolls etc. to WheeIing over The new Ohio and
Mssissivpi and counnectnE Rcads These connections
A. IN direct snd the tine from ST. Louis Baltimore
or Washlngt0n but about - hours Through TcEsts
b. this 0uts nay be had Of the Agent under the Psn-
Bsltlncre Sass to WAshinstO1 sss.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superior q
thc Baltimore End Ohio Railroad which leave three times
daily for Baltimore, WashngtoE Philsdelphia and New
York Thr0agh IN Is II hours, including stoppages
For SAFETY, sreed REGULARITY beauty Of ihe coEnty AM
general comfort this read = second 70 In the Union
FREIGHTS. - This company possesses the lsrges
equipment Of any Railroad IN The United States, and
prepared 70 DO immense business IN transportation
The ruad makes mediate connection At the whArveS
IN the streets q Baltimore with the Railroad TO Phade
paiA and New YORK. steamers sf Ericsson and BALTI
MORE sTEAnfsEIP Lines, By Canal snd Sea TO Nsv
York and by Merchants and Miners Line 70 Boston
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston. Savannah, &c. p
psrticusrs Sc teEht tar copies q which nay 6e -
of the Forardn Houses in the west 0f J. B. FOEu
I Rsosiving and Forwarding Agent At Wheeiing.
WM- s. WOODSIDH,
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Pc ORNE's LAND OFFICE

\ rosRBr HUNTS BLOCK No. 10 Lands N The
Nj CbickaeAg and River cCuaties In Mississippi,
Pisntafons In Mssissippi and Arkansas City Lots in
proved and unimproved in Memphis and suburbs, al
ssys On hand and for sale ar7-ly
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:
SCOTT A. DIXON

a TT0RNETS AT Law AND SOLICITORS SIE CHAN
u CERF, ksuphis- Tern, viii p-E-tioe their profess
30u n AL the C51rts held the city Of Memphis and the
Supreme and FedeTtl Courts I6ckou. Prompt stten
to1 vii b. given at claims for collection eztrusted 70
them One in New Bank Bullding, corner OF Nan and
hsdison Streets River bank E1ran-e % hadlEon
street ians-H
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IOhn KPOWm.

rTzpaR ms CONABRCIAL HOTEL, p prepared 70
80 o1 ne rsntleuasn with his Szls Kun p.epsra-
t,ous snd oth.r I0aics Cor ne h,lr- f1a9
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS.

Has NJ Measure 70 announce his frisnds End the
sufc asnsraiiy that he been appointed b. Aessrs
sfossrt Norris Of New YORK, Agent for ne sale %
srODART PIANOS.
- NV opennr AZ ths.r store Madison street. I.
fs dosrs = on ne Union Bank large stoek EnA VII
b soid a Nes Xors Prfees. mfe-osNE
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JyO. D, TROTTER.

a TTORNEY AT Law, Memphis Tenn once, JET
n son street midway the Post Oncs Building.
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'''''S '-1 = wM. 5. WooDsIDz

Master of ITansportatiqn, baltlfiore
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holder 70 stop Al
any point and their seats at pleasure, may b
purchasad at the C0mpany's Once. Ne 10 yenerson
street doors EAst OF the Commercial Ho-e Memphis
fure25-iv WN NORM, Agent
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Land for Sale
Three Hundred Acres.

THyHB undersigned offers for sale the Plautation -
n on which he now resides, called Capital HI
View, lying three miles from Nashville, on tue W
North dde Of Cumberland river containing about
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COMMERCIAL
NTonetary and Commercial.

Monetary ana OOH4HAeECAAAs
The New York Tribune Of the 26th ult., reports the
sale on the day previous, of $4,000 of Tennessee
6's at 8sl, $4,000 at S92, and $4,000 at 80. The
latter is we believe, the highest price obtained for
our bonds since the commencement Of the crisis.
It is stated that there are about one million bush
els Of wheat in store and about sixty thousand bar
rels of -four at Chicago. Wheat is selling at from
SO to So cents 1t is the general opinion that tive
million bushels Of grain will be ready there for
transportation upon the opening of navigation.
The Baltimore Patriot Of the 26th says:
The Coffee market during the past week, was by
no means as active for some weeks previous, and
holders have shown more disposition to SELL but the
demand has been rather limited. To-day the Coffee
market was quiet but firm. We had noted sales Of
100 bags good fair Rio at 1036lO3c. The sales
for the,Week sum up only some 800 bags, as fol-
lows, Yiz:-200 bags common Bio at 10tdlO4 cents /;
100 bags do at 1O@ cents 300 bags fair DO at IO36
lO4 cents; $50 bags good do at lO4@ll cents; $50
bags do at II cents, and 10 bags sold By Messrs
Lennon BrOgden, at auction, at from S9GlO.65
per 100 lbs. The stock of Rio Coffee has been re-
duced to about % 900 bags The market for the
week closed firm at lO4 cents for fair Rio l04sll
cents for good do and ll41ll4 cents for prime do.
Java Coffee is selling by the Grocers at l7BG9l7$
cents, and Laguayra do, if here, would bring l2Cg
l24 cents. We have no imports to note during the
week.
At action sale of Coffee in Philsdelphia on the
18th ut, 5000 bags we're sold at prices ranging from
% TO lls. the average being 1Oc, The bidding was
very spirited.
Nashville Market, March ?,
Corrosive heard of the sale of q few small lots
at 93al04
TOBAOCo-sales Of a few hogsheads at Fisher,
Wbeless & Cos at prices ranging from $50 to s CO.
PEovIsIoEs-Bscon continues TO sell at Sc, for
hog round. We note another advance in Lard, and
now quote S4a9 the ruling figures.
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CONVUEICATED

MEssRs. EDIToRs. The worthy manager (NIr.
CusP) Of the Gaiety, has kindly rendered the
Fire Department of the city benefit, to come of
on Monday night the ssh inst, in which himself and
accomplished lady have rendered their services
Now, sir, viii not the citizens, on this occasion,
turn out en- aaqsgs, and show by SO doing that
they know how TO appreciate the services Of
those bold and daring men, who time after time,
have left their homes and reides protect that Of
their neighbors thereby sacrificing their time,
health, and a number actually destroying their con-
stitution-and all without one cent Of remuneration
all they seek is the appreciation of their fellow
citizens, and consciousness Of having performed
their duty
The public may not be aware Of the expense ne
csssary to keep up this department but suficeit to
say, that there are six companies, containing an
average Of one huudrodueu each, all Of which have
20 be equipped with hats, coats, belts, spanners,
SC There are also FIVE engines, ten hose carriages
and tenders hook and ladder carriage, with about
six thousand five hundred feet Of hose an those
things cost large amount annually, 10 keep them
IN repair The engines now in use, have been in
service many years, and are nearly worn out The
No. Ones, are about ordering new one Of improved
pattern The Twos aave enc nearly completed from
the celebrated Manufacture 81. LETTERS IS Co. Paw
tuckett: and am 'oldthe Elves. Ia new company,
aud gallant one too,} have just sent an order to
Kew York, for one Of the newest and best style
You, therefore, perceive TO do all this will require
large amount Of money. Wiu the citizens ,urn out,
and aid the department think they viii
& CITIZEN.
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Parahine Camel Coal Oils
For LubriCatiBS Machinery,

In Scotland the Camel COEOs have been very iavora-
bly, known and extensively used the place Of sperm FOR
the z few years. Oils of similar nature and quality are
now being made by Union Coal e. Oil Company, and
rr very highly Va ued wherever This OIL has the
same weight and Will bear the temperature, when
winter strained IS the hes Sperm and s fay equal 10 1t
s ubrCatc having been subjected 10 the severes tests
upon heavy and light machinery and given entire sat
facon This Oil is peculiarly adapted TO Railroads, Cot
on SpndIes, Machine shops, and all machinery where
me III is required Ills more economical than ordinary
Oils as it is sold about the price and as half the
quantity will DO an equal amount Of fabrication, and do it
better
This OIL being entirely without gun, should be used in
the same manner aa the finest sperm. The openings Oft
cans and feeders used for ordinary Oils should be
reduced, otherwise the OH VIII be wasted.
These Oils will be urai. hel 90 dealers at the faclory phi
ses adding freight uaaoe, sud exchange add all Oils
sold BY this company are fully guaranteed represented
For sale by Ewin PeudIoon d. Co., Of this ely, Agent
or the Union Coal and OIL Company, Maysvilie, hy.
We call public attention 10 the following certificates Of
gentlemen kuovD here and e.s-shFre.
EWIy, PENDLETOG n CO.,
Agents, Nashville.