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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03
Z. K. NICHOLS, Master haehiniIL

hATtYILLa- n.y. NOV. u, ls9Is
To the Union Coal and on Company:
GENTLEHEE-HRving Used your LuDricating OIL, made
Coal the machinery Cotton Mills Qn-
ciuong Engine and Splndlesl, for the few weeks
prepared & say has We have found H greatly superior
any other, ping the perm, and fdlly equal
that article, for which We have been pay ng from dollar
seventy I'VE cents 70 tWJ dollars twenty-five cents
gallon. Tbs Oil dlrbub very perfectly the machine
~ wears long, and il Zee sum- which friction,
and consequently d
InvsW Ihs superior qasly OF this OIL we have adoP-
SD II for car Mus From oW price as which IL l. sold
we doubt not Il must come mo general use.
number csTthUsts. II the hands Of the
agents here, which may be any time.
JANUARY & WOOD
ProprstnTi Of AaysYiils CoItOa Mills
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Dissolution.


THB Copartne shto OfHASBROOK & McWHIRTER, has
II a. been d solved BY mutual consent 1. G. HIS
brook having sid interest in The BOOKS "Otss stock,
% JOnu W scWhiuer g. RJautain McWhirJer, andaT
The style and drm Of SIC Winter Bro ., Who
alone authorized RiHd up the business Of ne hrm and
use the Of The arm D liquidation.
G. HASBROOK,
joan ". 2cWHIRTER.
January %, 1883.
HAVtNG sold ny interest "a books, notes stock, &c
Of HasbTOOE q NesVltrlsr, 70 NcWa BrO.s Rho will
al aims 81 the ibts eTm herewith a1sf
LnaUks 20 al the a The late hTm,
ud TeeO nms ny saccvrsorsss gentleman worthy q
e0utHusue- % their lore h.era patronage,
laus7-lIm - Z G. HASBHOOk.
NASHVILLE, January 20, 1883.
10 sr recsivtd per steamer sALLlE WbSr5
= 10 prCkaKes Golden syrup;
barrels d. Re Crushed Sugar
do DO Powdered Do
do do DO
barrels Crack
loo bags assorted Shot;
Kegs Bar Lead;
S barrels julius n. Smiths Old RsFervs whisky.
FKBEMAN BHOTuhR5,
JauSO-f No :, COLLEGE, doors North OF Spring
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"a Co lege Street.

49, ~ ASta ~ ~ - - -
ENGLISH CALF EXTENSION SOLED
SHOES.
HAVEj received an additional supply OF Double soed
aod &" stitched Down shoes Also Calf Kid Congress
CATERS, Superior Calf Double Soed Half Double Boots
For sale a. The very lowest prisss.
Jan3O-u JOHN RAMAGE.
NOTICE
election VIII Be held At he Planters Bank Of Venues
n see, MONDAY The FIRST DAY OF MARCH next,
iOr Directors serve the ensuing year.
Jan29-td D. WEAVER, Cashier.
Valuable Land for Sale.
OY virtue Il u the G,Rsfzl assembly State
ID Of Tennessee the underlined will sell q! public
tor a. the Court HOUss gate 10 the town Of Nashville
tie 20th day n Fe0Tuays 1855 credit Of one, twO and
three years. about
FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
Lying the OH district OF Davidson county, adjoining
the lands Trimbls bs9 being portion
Fair Ground properly cut o. By tie opening Of CulVe
street. F. r. HAlNs,
". G.. HARDiNG,
7. FANNING,
Jan 29--Wtds Commitss.
TRUNKS, FALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
lust reoeiToda small lot Of FrunkH Valses &c, which
% I will sell WY Low for oEah.
nov5 ]. r. McGgLL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03
For Sale, Lease or Rent.

a HsAT FRAM Killing, with rooms, kilchen,
n 6ls hnd abOuJS Of good Gardening Land ~
miles fr0n the city NE GallaLin Es.
J. L. 8 h.. W. BROWF,
fsb 2-RW 41kCheRry Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03
AED'W ANDERSON.
J. B. Romans.
MAuTrn MucHlslo'r ogrrol, n q g. r. b.

MAETHR HECHA EIc'u OFFIoE, NJ d G. z. R.(
Memphis. ian. Q, 1855. J
This will certify that am using The ParnRe Camel Coa
OIL anufaetuT0d BY she Union Coal and Oh Company Of
MsysyIlle, Ky machine shops and on the looomo'
veS the Ne 1phis ana Charleston hairoae and hsVe
given several tes order 70 prove its qualities az
u0TicsuHg Oil. hesitation N recommending Il as
superior for Railroad pu poses bon In regard econ
omS and perfect lbeieVe Il 70 be the best
Oil ussd and thai gallon viii 60 a. lar a. Two
gallons Of Lard OIL. The machinery s now running the
sboBs cent less pOWeTthan 10 required for
ordinary Oil The hudy Of the Ol arises, an convinced
from he fetal absence gum, aud does not eject It's ubT
eating properties but only requires that the OrncsS in he
and feeders should be reduced in order 70 use hs
Oil economically.
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AdVanced Taxes-
PEARL PAINTING,

For Signs, Cards, and Mantel Ornaments.
AIRS l. 2. DUKE G0m JtsrksFIle, having recently A.
~ rvae Mash Vile respectfully oegs leave
the Of me eiuEsns % hsf nee style Of PAuinE,
peculiarly adapted Tor Eus Cards AID Paror Oruamsat5
Mrs. b. las brought win several pef0F asia and Ia
tends making Nashville her ansn fesldsnee where lhs
IA pn-psrsd rscsiVs orders from all paris tie St1la
Specimen Of hg sye Of painting can be udo
Cambsll'a BlncH Uaiou street ian % ~
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, Jan. - 1858.
EVENING sEssIOE.

THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1858.
EVENING sEssION.
Mr. SCHMITTOU moved Intellectually for unsni-
consent to take up the report Of the Conference
Commi tee on the bank bill amendments desiring
10 record his vote before he should have leave Of
absence this afternoon.
THE CODE.
The SPEAKER then directed the Clerk to proceed
with the reading of the Code, and the Tenth Part
Of the Senate bill 1867 5ieng.agsin read through it
was passed the second reading.
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REGUEAR NASHVILLE AM C4RTH
pAA.llEI Ri.A NCH q LEMIS.

FAth = { b LANC1E LEhlS
JOHN l. BAIEAAN.''''.''''
WILL as a regu- semi weekly PacEet AsEzz-as q
W betVeeu THIS mort AID Carthage during &EAs-sSt
the con leRvr Nashville on Monday and
Thursday, at4 'clock, P N. 11Aa@7aaA
For freight passage apply on board, or to
iau9D-tf A.HAMIITOE A0ant
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Cumberland Female College,
MEANWHILE, TENNESSEE.

HB next session Of this Ioua.ioa viii commsnes on the
L Ffasr doHBATEu Mach nsKt.
fhe Board OF Trustees age pleasure In announcing that
they have services OF D. 81. BONNhLL, A ~
By able corps Of mplshod tsarh0r n various
Departments.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS:
IuPsrtant Books for Librarissl
". Z, BERRY & COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE,
HAVR now on sALB,
The Life, Correspondence & Speeches
OF HENRY CLAY.

InsE volumes By Calvin ColsOa IT, D. Pro'sssoF a. Pub.
lie EeonOny Trinity nsgs. In warriors iyIsa d bndiae
Dsluned for leader be everYshsFs asserted hls dss-
10 States.
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Nashville and New Orleans Packet,
PED ROVER.

WT STRONG, Ter. 2. SHACKLRFORD, Clerk.
$500 tons huTthen)
THIS maguifcsu, Ia-s running SteambOst, S~2amk
4 draViuE only feet wEssT will Us I1.A
reg7ilr cset during the rTsEeaJ lslftis3
Having sac / Z accOU m dslions for Pas.
seHgers sork or freight sniE for her shaTe public
patronage. PuTtreiRhl or Ps Es apPly on board
A n AMlLfON, q Market street.
JOHN d. TAYLOR. U. $. Mail Packet Once,
n. ii. HAR7I,ON, Front street, Agents.
B. DUFIELD Ag cnt = Perkins - CJ's, New Orleans.
feb 1T
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03

The Works of John C. Calhoun, eompri-
ang his ezPositoa q ne Constitution and Govsrneuf
Of the United States, Speeches IA Cougros RsDors aaG
Pablio ksltsn. In s1 volunss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03
HEGULAR NASHVILLE AND PADUCAH
PACKET, LOOKOUT,

FUH SMITuLAND A ID PAUUCAH.
VVHE regular fas Inc packet 10 KOUT, 49,,
L SINKS, Master, leaves hereon Thursday, lpH
4.b inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, viii take pas
seuEeFs End eight the steamboat Nashville New
leans. Per freight or passage apply on board. OrtO
ieb at A. HAMILTON. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

VERY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-THE ONLY
place IN New YORK. where they and the largest ssso
ment OF head for balls and the Opera such hair
pima cschepegnes fancy combs cultures hsrbes and head
dresses also the flccolomni ans u prices not " be
with wholesale and retail, n VI THtFELDkRS
Nl Canal street, three doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

DRY GOODS, &C.
NHARLEs STREET a CO.
" 475 Broadway.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS CLOAKS.
We shall ugurate the winter season by exhibiting
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER l,
Without reservation of STYLE the entire OF our latest m
portations OF
WINTER CLOAKS
We also copied and adapted American tastes me
desirable patterns and intend offer 1t prices that snail
Of the general community Our coaks, u
well known, Of the best manufacture and have
REGULARITY OF STYLE
which distinguishes them superior 10 all others and our
prices examination, will be found low the keenest
competition make them.
6HAWLS,
We have make large and general reduction in the prices Oh
NEW AND EXTENSIVE SHAWL STOCK.
PARIS BONNETS
Also elegant bonnes of our manufacture onr assor
NOVEL AND ELEGANT BONNETs
unprecedented and includes the latest styles both orign
LAURIE GoLBERG ALPHoNsINE,
and others determined make this charming iea
ture In establishment
POPULAR,
marked prices that cannot fail TO give
general satisfaction. 49,,
On Monday shall exhibit arrival of exqustey nne
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
CHARLES STREET K CO.,
ATS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

" MANTI.yS
RAGLANs ETC.
Ard at very low prices
Will be offered
On Monday, November L. ii the
NEW RETAIL STORE
335 Broadway,
Corner Of Worth street.
EDWARD LAMBERT a co.
S,ARPETlNGs FROM AUCTION
81. s. HUMPHREY A co
Are prepared " show q the
LARGEST AND BEET SELECTED STOCKS
CARETINGs AND OIL CLOTHS
To be found Ia the country,
Large portions u which have been purchased
AZ the
Aueton Gales Al great sacrifice
q. 3. HUMPHREY A co,
s2i Bro d~ay.
Opposite n. NRholas Hoo
CARFrrs r.,r.rr.r, srcc,a
The question a. 70 the sale Of - -
CARPETTNgS, OTI.CLOTHs. Nc.
Al wholesale and retail, for cash.
satisfactorily determined BY the daily sales
CRANFORDS WHOLESALE Cash House
Parties wishing ~ furnish hotels ships steamboats, and pr
dwellings, well cose trade buyers are invited p ca
And buy. DAVID WEBB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

L1URs FURSi FURsi
II CHARLES STREET co,
No. <T6 Broadway,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OF LADIES' AND CHILDRENS FANCY fURS,
RUSSIAN AND HuDsOSs BAY SABLE,
ROYAL ERMTNE,
MINK, SQUIRREL,
And every other description OF fur In
CLOAks GAPS, yICTORINES,
MUFFS AND GAUNTLETs.
Being direct importers Of foreign skins and practical manu-
facurers enabled 30 guarantee furs every
and solicit the careful inspection OF every lady before
purchasing have determined 10 sell Al small proh
and . consequence inaugurae system In the fur
trade.
CHARLES STREET a CO,
No Hroa.lway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31
DRY GOODS, sc.

AT " UmFEIDERs sol CANAL STREET, THREE
n Of BroadwayA very choice STOCK OF m1ies
cloaks mantillas and dress trimmings very cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

on BROADWAY
Oh ENGLISH SCARFS and TIES
New Styles just received.
JACKSON PURDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31
RAILROADS.


NV YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ tussEh kEKArGExEFr.
Commencing Monday Sept 9i 1889
Trar eave depot corner of White
wHk, nj 61b NJ, White Plains train stopping III atlo
Trains leave dep0 Of twenty sf street AID FourS
avenue, New York Al $40 A n, WfMaEhrdae eopuinr Al
ali ~suonsi $50 a n mat train Stopping Wgisnsbrdge
and Al stations north " a. NJ WlNmsbridge sShpins an
aons III 81 A. M White Plains stopping Al II sats9us.
TgP M winiamstwhdEe Stopping II All staens az 10
Patrn ss rr ~ al stations NJ Whte Plains stgu.
rsaH a rlfafN hove Wiihmsbrdge, ~ p N Williams
Nfs st.Dg nr AZ salons, $50 =. " Wdhamsbrdgs ssDp.
~.he-l6ftt CNrftsm Four Corners N.Y. H. maj
w.e arfaaa h aF.. rldge Whha Pans aut all ssuons
wurh. ~ cAhfl 49, ar4rtsr Dot
nFTlUE % TINS ME~ N1RF - NMt WEN
" Rain sd U#H.EaU6. VNs cah street sac Fonrth
New fH# 9 ##tHF "a iser@Nuuee @cbauge 90
Lr1s q - Nev ard stan express tran ~ ND aner
w. CIV. the evening express train for Boston
- Haven Hartford and Springfield vii leave Twenty
seventh street aud F9urb avenue a 24a instead # -
Gh J. ", HOYT, SUP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

A MEDICAL CI.AIRvoyANT. MRS SEYMOUR, no
N cnrnV street the successful netiral AMI auaom
cairyot AMI IN hrrra hma hrrnthtf liver lud k4uty
oomnlaUte fever lna agne tebty serHty dysent ~ dys
tahed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT on DIAMONDS wATCes
lM iewelry, and merchandise 81 al inds bos
for cash Establsled l8ts Business syc conndennat
The rear Of my reiah Store JACOBS, w brosdwp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

H. Nassau street. is selling of his entire large stock Of
enbroideries lace goods hosiery gloves trimmings &C. &c
ct retail and at sacrifice Of full 50 70 70 per cent below cost
70 close the businens-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
A FAMILY PACKAGE xLND or FINE WINES AND
n liquors NINE bottles for FIVE DOLLARS asserted
A case OF IMPORTED C0GNAC BRANDY
TWELVE BOTTLES for FIVE DOLLARS.
JONATHAN JONES, Importer 70 william street.
HUNGARIAN wINEs.-A SUPERIOR LOT or WHITE
and Hungarian wines, In wood In bottles and in
purchasers for sale at reasonable prices by
CHARLES " Loosely, No. Hanover square, up stairs
Large empty casks also tor sale.
TIOMF BREwED ENGLISH ALE ON DRAUGHT-wAR.
Ill ranted pure from malt and hops only bottled for the
venience ofamIes sold in kegs containing
Ions and Orders by containing remittance
punciuay ate Address John Dixon liquor
merchant No Hudson street, the Chambers street.
railroad depot, 10 The brewery, 623 sixth avenue.
T'HE FAMILY CASE FOR G-CoNTArNNG THE roll.
Il lowing variety
2b0ttles choice brandy
do. old port vine.
do prime old sherry
4 40 nuye Scotch whistler
2 do Nurphys Triah whiskey.
do Msdeira wine.
In All one doxen bottles. SAMUEL, ELLISON
No south william and 81 aone streets and 70 william street
between and Cedar streets Dealers invited 70 cal
and sample our liquors before geng elsewhere.
Geo West will be happy W see bis old friends and patrons
No South William street
Onn BARRELS SUPERIOR ON vfRGTNTA NOUN.
sDIU Dew wHskey just received fnr In lots
" su purchasers This whskey from pure
and malt ard by far the most delicate favored
whssey offered for SHE 10 This market
DANIEL SANFORD, 2s From, street
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
Experiment with Carnels.

Lieut. BEAL who has hem locating tie
Military road TO the Pacific gives some in
teresting information in re alton to the irsI
trial OF Ii me!s by our government. Accord.
ing to this statement, the value of the Cam
Ell on the overland route can hardly be cs.
timated. We extract the following
unsupported by the Testimony Of every
man Of NY party, ! should be unwilling L
state all That | have seen them do. Start.
ing with a full determination that the ex.
pertinent should be M halt way one, | have
subjected them 10 trials which no other an.
Imai could possibly have endured, ard YET
| have arrived here not only without the
loss ol a camel, but they are admitted by
those who saw them in Texas, to be in as
good condition to-day as when we left San
Antonio. in all our lateral explorations they
have carried water sometimes Tor more than
u week, Tor the mules used by the men,
themselves never even renewing u bucket
lull 20 one of them.
They have traversed patiently with hen
w packs Oh these rxplo. %utions, C, ~untri.s
covered with the siIarpesI volcanic rocks;-
aud y,I their feet. to Ih 5 hour. have evin,eJ
No symptom Of tenderness or injury. With
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07

I CARLYLE. Friend Ayer:-ln this age o
q racks, charistlns, and mere windy, gaseous
pretenderS TO heal, who blow at every cor
ner, and in the face and ears of all men,
their loud, biaring Jericho trumpeis and
other noisy boisteruus wind instruments OF
marvelou>ly twisted brass. in such a woefui
ly slam-riGden epoch as this, | say, it il
comtor'iuI. MY even cheering to the ear
nest well wisher oi his race to know there
has arriv d IN this world "A genuine Physi-
cian-io light once more upon something
besides mere Sangratos and Don Mercurial
JaIaps, with their phleboiomies, poisons
and warm water.
Your Ca,hartic Pills and Cherry Pectora.
carry US forward to Halcyon days-to mill
enial Pharmacopoeas, when Science, deep
diving down icto the principles OF things,
shall, with infinite, cunning, bring out the
genuine Elixir Vita: for OF a truth there is
msnifestly enough somewhat of that same
Life Essence in your subtle vegetable dis
citations and C, mpounbs.
You realize to us the visions Of those pain
fullest, smoke-dried Alchymists boorIess
s ekers-dreamers among retorts and cruel
bles, touching the QuinlessenIiul hidden
Virtue of tee Universe, which would anti
dote dislemper, and break for man the
Wheel of Time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07


CT Among the documents recently re-
ceIved a: Washington vas a letter from
Brigham Young, dated October 10th, in
which that worthy inlurr.s Col. Alex nder
that il George Washington were now living
at the helm of our Government--h he would
II ing the Administrations as.hiS,s~he did
Andre. and that, too, with a far better grace
ami TO 4 much greater suLservng of The
be-t Interests )f the county.
by virtue q! my office as Governor o.
the Territory o! Utah. | command .ol 10
MARSHAL your troops and leave This Terri
tory, or II cun be vi no possible benefit To
yUr 10 waste treasure and blood In prusecu-
ting y'ur course uDun the side of tie rehe.-
iion against the Genera Government BY its
admiai>rlior-. Wee you aud ,out fe loA
officers a well acqu 'inted with m II as | sn
with nine, and diH,,they unde stand tie y ork
they arr u " engaged IN Us well as you NAV
understand il, v"u must know that many OF
them would Immediately revolt from all con-
rection with so uugodIy, illegal untoI-ti-
tur:onai and he'll sh a crusade against an in
nOcent people; and if their bLrod Is shed il
shall rest upon the heads of their command.
ers. With Us is the Kingdom of God or
moth ng."
And much more of the same sort.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
Comodore Paulding.

Although The President officially demo-
unces the illegality of PAuLpIEG's act in
srresting Gen. Waller yet privately he
oommends and applauds Il. PauLDTxs is
not to be removed. and thugs now appear
as the Administration would & nally endorse
his course. How any other course is to be
taken. we cannot conceive. Under the late
treaty. he government pledged itself 10
protect and secure the neutrality OF Mica
transit route. How this could have
been done and Gen. WALTER LEFT to con-
true his P%iTatical coErse is not easily un-
ders,and, Comodo-e PAULprzG was fully
instifable In what he did. and we are con-
fJent a Congress Of nations would commend
the net, and at the same time censure thi.
government for releasing such 4 lawless
monster az WALKER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
The Hand Crg4u ol the admins
tration Down IN torney and
the Statesman.

tration Down IN torney and
the Statesman.
We cut the following from the Washington
Star OF Tuesday:
An UEGRacIoUs ASSERTION The Pills
del2hia Press, in its eag-rness to bring tie
administration of james buchanan into dis
rePute, reFublishes, from the Columbus
(0hia) SALESMAN, a contemplate . fiing'' al
The arguments OF the Union and Star in de-
fence Of the Policysof the Democracy upon
tn. Kansas question, alleging that they are
the result of being "psnsioned," &c.
10 the columns OF the Statesman such an
:,,slnuation would not be worthy OF notice
insomuch Us that journal is now VIGOROUSLY
Conducted on the principle that every MIS-
PAPER has is price. While appearing in lis
columns only it could haAN no enc. because
ali the world must see that the Statesman
man is but measuring cur corn in lis own
bushel.
The Press, however, makes pretensions 10
integrity of purpose aud dignity OF character,
and in thus STOPPING TO ''sllng the slush" ct
the statesman at gentlemen, makes it our
duty 10 say to the distant world-all here
knowing the fact wei-tIat until the most
su9eri.unan efforts OF the Press colerie TO
obtain Fed raj Government patronage
"ylundrr," as it now couFleou,iy terms tt
were found 10 be emPhatical!y labor thrown
away, not a whisper was heard from 1t
against the Kansas po icy OF President b.
chanan! FIR days. weeks, and months, OF
late, the President and heads OF Depart
meuts here were beset with personal appeal
10 aid 10 sustain the PhiladeI ,,Iia Press, BY
besIUwIng or its conductor the printing OF
the blanks for the Post Office Department.
Finding all such appeal, iru tless, u now
have the Press in the very van Of the opDa-
sitiun newspaper Hrmy OF ihe land, virtually
Dragging in its every issue that the Rrpub-
iicun party voters are doing Tor it (by send
ing in tens OF thousands OF subscriptionS)
what the Democratic National Adninistra.
tion-noi being able t. do on a review OF
all the circumstances OF the case-uf course
declined doing.
The idea Of finding the conductor OF the
Press rolling Up The whites ofhis eyes over
the alleged v~enality OF journals anywhere,
and more especially here, vii! oe regarded
by the public men of the country as the COOL
est specimen of "cheek" imaginable. For
manv years our pen has written column S i'll
his defense agains, charges OF rfnalily. &c,
un his part. Our reward for it, it seems, is
hiS.fePubIicatiOn OF the Siatesma.'S article
erred to above. Perhaps we deserved such
a requi:al Tor permitting our persona :ricnd-
ship for the gentleman in question to induce
us 10 sc0ut the advice OF older and more
cautious friends, Who d d not, as Ne did.
refuse to listen IL the charges against him
70 which We aliade.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07

GIVE regret to say that the announce
ment last week of the death Of jim Lane
was incorrect. He still lives TO curse the
country-"-6atets 4 Citizen.
We do not doubt the above sta,emeni,-
yet are surprised al its boldness. He regrets
that the muraer was not committed. regrets
that the assassin's hands were not dyed in
blood. Yet claims TO be an adrn.
cate of law And why does he regret i'll
Simply because his friends the Slave De-
mocracy OF Kansas nave fou nd n IIN LANE
a powerful opponent, and 10 doubt but tina;
whole gang of Missouri %rufians who dread
the very name Of !Ix LAVE join heart and
soul with the Capt. in the "r,gret" Thank
fortune, these Democratic regrets accomplish
nothing. JIM LANE still lives the terror of
the lawless mobs and bigo,ed, fogy %poiitic-
i; ns, who threaten the liberties of Kansas
Long may he live 10 bless bis country.