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st. -A1OanS.
Public Sale Of Valuable Lots.

: WEDNESDAY,, the 5lh day Of May, inst, on the
premises n O'Clock, A. NJ, will sell the high
est bidder between 40 and SO BUILDING LOTS, the
remaini unsold portions q St. Adams.
Tne above sale is positive and without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE "A credit and Two ye aFs, for
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest, payable
bank, and lien retained.
This sale made By Of deed Of trust executed By
n. W. Wetm5rs 70 A. V. s Lindsey the dFst day Of
May 1856 which duly recorded in The registers once
Davidson county, BOOK No. a. Pages 20 22i and 222.
more particular description Of The property be sold
will be given IN hand bills.
n. ". ETMORB.
mar Al "a A. v s. LINDSLgY. Trustee.
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~ The life of Bishop Capers Of the Methodist
will be issued from the press about the 1st Of June.
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Steam Engines and Boilers.

Steam Engines and Boilers.
4ETE prepared r1ish Engines and Boilers Of
" alt suiae Tor runBing sash, Circular Saw and
Gust Mills Our Engines made tho latest styles put
on Iron bed plates much stronger Than usual and pa
culsriy adapted 70 the South. We also furnish
Circular saws and StraUb's superior Wheat end
Corn Mills, all Kinds of Mill Shafiing
and Gearing, crate Bars
aud in fact every thing about and GTs Mills prices
TO suig the times
BJLIS & MOORE,
Nos IS, SO and l0O Market Street.
maVi-Im. Nashville, Tenn.
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TNHB undersigned Keeps eobtanty hand Whseers eel
e0Fatsd Eudless Chain Horse Powers, Tires srs go
his lhresheF and WinnOwer combined s the only yet
introduced, thai gives universal satisfaction Address
NslertOEn, WilsOR county, Tenn.
may l-w5 W. 7 WATERS.
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ICE CREAM.
steam ENGINES

OUR Ice Cream saloon this day full blast The ladies'
" and public generally are invited
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
JJnfoD Strait.
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RsA- The religious revival movement has reached
Texas, and is spreading over the State.
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- ~ SITE.

HAVING loceled in south Nashville, the Firemanz
II Hall No. S, for short line viii give lessons IN ZEN
manshp the unusually low price Of $3.50 Tor twenty les
cons, days and om experience Of several Years
teaching lam enabled al perfect s,tsfac
The attention of Ladies and Gentlemen are respectful
invited the many different hands am prepared gvl
instructors in each possessing Whin itself its peeu
liar excellence. Ny elass viii open, May 3rd
Please call and Judge for yourself
msyl-dtf. W. N. BARNES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04

WOODS HAIR REsTo RATIvE.-Amo0g all prepare
tions for the hair that have been introduced in
fallible, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Res
torative now has. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerabe fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested it. pronounce it
peerless article. They find, where the hair is
thinned, that it creates fresh groWth-that it fully
restores the vegetative power of the roots on the
denuded places and causes the bres to shoot forth
aneW-that it dissolyes and removes dandruf, pre-
vents grayness restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually supervened, gives rich
lustre, imparts the sOftness and exbity of silk
the hair and keeps it always luxuriant healthy and
in full vigOr N T. Tribune
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
TR ARTTH & TuCHg.

WI will sell at Auction on ESDAY and WEDNESDAY
w May the ltha and i2th, 1s55 large and magnificent
stock OF Staple Fancy Dry oOds Bogans, Ladies aHd
Gentlemsn's GsiteIs. Hats, Straw Goods Ready Made
Clothing, Hard ware QussnsWaTs, Varisties etc.
A great many these goods, receiving and
opening. We most respectfully request city and country
merchants 10 call and examine the goods previous sale
The Gods all aud embfac full Line q the best
sylesand hrds and particular adapted 70 this trade
We have advanced the larger portions Of the above
goods and just say Merchants in want Of goods
will put them through REGARDLESS Of pTces In addition
the goods in store, have several large invoices Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, CaTpeng Hoop Skirs, ETC.,
will arrive in due time flr this sale.
1ERMs-A AL sums under 500 cash. all sums 500
under s200, four mCaihs; all $500, months
time will be gwen satisfactory notes. payable the
Bank Of tennessee, Nashville. discount Of p per
per anuum will be allowed on all time bills for cash.
april 25-td TRABUE < LUCUS.
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NOTTCE no STOCKHOLDERS

FWyHERK viii be a. election held the ONCE Of the Nash
q vile Commercial Insurance Company, on MONDAY,
the third day OF May, from 10 clock A. III. to O'clock
N sF the purpose sscJng eleven Directors, manage
The affairs Of the ABOVE named Company, the ensuing
twelve months. JAMES WALKER,
anil In EncralarE.
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JHRRB they continue make PRINCES, TasseIs Cords
w BatIons etc order usual Anil assortm snt Oh
all Materials Knitting Netting Embroidery and Crosh
asuv,rr. n wRvs o a hand. faorfs -
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LELLYETT & SMITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Tobacco,
Cigars. etc.
ILL., o. a--u-Tr-

No. 10 and Y, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Z EEP constantly on hand large and we'll se-F3=a
N leeted stock or the above named articles Ofr55l
grSdC, embracing common Liquors OF ever
description fne Brandes Wines, Gin, Rum, ana
every thing the Liquor line kept IN this
Our stock Of Tobacco embraces every variety and grade
from good Tennessee md Kentucky, 20 the dnest
and most choice Virginia brands.
or Cigars, have every gmde from the Melee TO The
best HavEna- - ~ ~ -.
We malufaCUre the Ofour WhiBkyE, both fine and
common, and ready guarantee their purify. Adult
70 alton With poisonous drugs not part OF our reeyng
process. Our well knowr and )pular bran d OF mh's
cXtE Tennessee White WHISKY and Smiths Magnolia
hisky, have great Our - old Whskys " are
Of proof and favor better IN every respect than
the Cincinnati limitations brOushi here.
Call and examine Tor yourselves
apIZ2-ly. LELLREIT e SMITH.
YOUGHIOGHENY ICE.
HR best article Ice in the city, taken from the pure
waters Of the Youghogheny Riyer be purchased
reasonably prices e. The Depot OF Broad and Front
Streets al SlOan Ice house Front street, and the
wagon which VIII pass through the city daily.
apr30-d2m. RIDDLE, COLEMAN & co.
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ESE- The Washington Union Of the 9th inst,
in reference to the Tumor that Mr.. BUCHANAN viii
ask Congress- before its adjournment, to authorize
another loan of thirty MILLIONS Of dollars, says:
" We understand that the Secretary has made a
call upon his colleagues of the Cabinet to know
what will probably be theamount of their respective
drafts upon him for the two next quarters extending
from July to December. The desired responses have
not yet been made, and probably will not be ready
for a week or two to come. The Secretary, there.
fore, is not in possession Of the information yet,
himself, upon which to found an opinion as to
whether it will be necessary, or whether it will be
prudent to call for authority to issue an additional
amount of Treasury notes. The statement, there
FORE that there will be any call at ali is premature
much more So that the call will be for the sum of
thirty millions"
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

sT on the Qsh Of april, between the FIRST gate the
l. " son mpike and my house on the PranElin and
Liberty road medium pocket book. containing about
four hundred dollars bill Of $780, the remainder In sos
aud los; with dnTar IN geld, and some silver and y
postsge stamps, also lev pspers The finder VII be I'D
mayyItIm JOHN ". HARVEY.
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Notice TO Contractors.

An experienced Book Keeper desires a situation. Can
! .itS [may4-eOdtt
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Fisher, Wheless & Co.

(sU0cEssoRs 10 JOHNSON, HoRNE COZ
TOTTON, Tobacco, stongs, Gensnl Commission and
~ Produce Merchants, Corner Broad and Market stree
Nashville, Tenn, viii devote pariieular attention 70 "a
business entrusted 70 them. u9s-n,
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DY virtue Of a deed Of tr1st to me executed By A. P
d Nlcks, and daily registered in the Registers Once, OF
Dck county, will at the same sine and place above
specfed expose 1T public sale casp highest bid
der tract OF lsnd containing GO acres, lying Immediately
est and ad dining the above named tract Of 30 acres THIS
sale Is made "a accordance with aid deed and the
faction of Evans Co.'S debts therein mentioned The
boundaries Of said land viii be given Of sale.
JANIS d. TRiMBLE,
anil a5 Trustee.
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HON. H.s. FOOTE.

The Memphis Evening Ledger contains commu-
nicaton from this gentleman in VindostiOn Of him
self against recent charges Of the n. Y Tribune, to
the effect that in the difficulty which occurred in
the O. s. Senate in 1850, between Col. BENTON and
Mr. FoorE the latter acted cowardly by retreating,
and was never afterwards known to mention his an
tagonist's name in the Senate.
We are no admirer of Mr. FooTE, but We must ez-
press our surprise that even be would feel warranted
in noticing the seurrlity of s1oh papers land there
is a number of them) as the N. Y. Tribune After
refuting the offensive statements referred to- the
Senator adds:
I deem it quite certain that no one recognized as
q gsqHsmaH, and who holds himself responsible as
such, will ever presume to endorse Mr. Greeley's
foul Islander. If, in this respect should find my
self in error and do not take the proper steps to
bring such offender to merited punishment, l will
freely submit TO be considered as degraded mis-
cresnt as Horace Greeley himself need not say
that | am deeply chagrined at being compelled thus
to speak Of matters which hold connection with a
parsonage now in the grave, towards whom l GER
tany do not at present feel the least personal
kindness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04

Y virtue OF various vendtion eXpon 10 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of Dickson county, at its Feb.
sale highest bidder, for cash, at tn Court House
dooFin charlotte, the tracts OF land on which the White
from Charlotte said tracts contain about thirty
of land we'll improved There said land excellent
dwelling house, Gently fitted for tavern, good store
house. and large and eommodous stables together
with an necessary houses. said property will be sold
20 satisfy execution Of Evsns & CO., and others.
JOHN ". HU ITbN,
april25 sheriff Of Dickson County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04

MUSTARD sEED. BLACK PEPPER &c.
Separate bids for all that may be required for the
the navy, to be delivered at New York only:
Mustard seed, American, brown
Pepper, black Maablr
Bottles, Octago1, for mustard and pepper,
COrks. for bottles.
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RSFrThe New York Time, thinks that the plan sub
mitted by the Conference Committee for the admis-
sion Of Kansas will pass by vote Of 100 to l1S'
Among the Southern men who favored the Senate
bill and that likely to oppose this, Gen. ZOLII
ooFFFR is mentioned Without any positive infor-
nation on the subject, we feel assured and have
many reasons for believing that this is q mistake.
FRosr-The Athens, Tennessee, Post, says this
neiqhborhood has been visited by several pretty
severe frOsts since our last paper was issued and
the fruit and early garden vegetables are seriously
damaged, if not entirely destroyed. We have not
yet learned that wheat is injured much, though 6
good deal Of it is losing its bealty appearance.
WHEAT.-We hear Of ravages by the fly and worm
in several neighborboods.
Ra- The Knoxville Citizen is dissatisfied with
the report Of the Conference Committee and makes
argument in this connection not in keeping with
the ability that generally characteristics its editor
ials
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Spring 81 Summer
GOODS.
WE have just received direct from the manufas.ss
Complete and Fresh
Assortment Of Gsntlsmen's
Furnishing Goods,
Consisting In part OF
marseffles Shirts white and eolofad,
white Linen - uith aud without collars
COiOKed Cambria Shirts

COIOKed Cambria Shirts
AlsO-a few sx,ra ane
Embroidered Shirts,
For Party and Wedding ossaulous.
White, Fancy and Black
scars, Ties, StOCk7, NaPOleOns, CraVats;
White, Fancy and Blask
lid, Silk and L --'--Thread Gloves;
White, Fancy and BroWn
silk, Lisle-ThresL ssd cotton Half Hoss;
Underwear,
or snk, Isle Thread, NorinO, Cotton, &c. So.
Robes de Chambre,
OF even size, Style and Pattern.
shoulder Braces,
or the best maEs Elastic, win and without suspsadsrs
SuspendeTs,
Mems and Boys, Plain and Embroidered.
Trunks and VRlises,
SOLE Leather, Hos SKIN, Wood, &c, &c
Canes and Riding whips,
India Ruoheer, Malaka and Ebony.
Fancy Goods,
Bazln's Perfumes, Lubin's Extracts Writing Desfa,
Dressing Cases, Razorl, Scissors Purses, Port Mon-
naiss Chessmen, Dran Boards Domln0esr eaizl5
Combs. BRUSHES, &C., Ee, &c
Just received and f0ra ale By
j. H. WcGALL,
ladies' and Gentiemanis Furnishing store,
RpflB Conner College q and square.
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Notice to Tanners.

TTTB have constantly hand and for sale GRgEN sAEs,
w BID HlDBs, a. No. g s0ath Front Street
nprH =. DOYLE . CO,
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'sSMALL STORES,'' CANDLES" &C
15855-5S.



15S55I59.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing.
April Is, 1858.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed "Ofer for small
il Stores or "Ofer for Candles" "Oher for Salt
water Soap or "Ofsr for Mustard Seed Black Pepper"
g. the case NAV be- will be received at this bureau
nishing and delivering ION receiving twenty days notice.
the United States yards at CharestOwn Mlssschu
sets; Brooklyn, New YOrk; and GOspor Virginia, such
quantities only Of the following articles (excepung the salt
soap and the candles for each of which separate
proposals and contracts will be made be required
ordered from the contractor by the chief of the bureau,
by the respective commanding officers of the said navy
yards during the fiscal year ending 8Oth June 1885, viz
Boxes shaving India rubberCOnbs coarse India rubber,
Brushes, shaving Rutta percha
B ushes, serubbing Combs, fine, India rubber or
Brushes, shoe gutta perchR
Brushes clothes Grass for hats
Buttons, navy vest J2ck-kniYes,
Buttons, navy medium Razors, in single cases
Buttons, navy coat RazOr straps, Ofdways
Buttons, dead eye Scissors,
Beeswax, in 4 10 cakes, pure Spoons,
Cotton spOOls Of Nos u and 49, 900 yards EACH Cords
equal parts,
Handkerches cotton fast coors 80 by 80 inches, weight
not less than Cz each, texture by 8 TO a inch.
Needles, sowing, Nos g. and 4, drill-eyed, betWeens
Ribbon hat best French black IL yards to the piece width
~ inch.
Soap shaving in cakes; each cake not less than o.
Silk sewing black wrapper not to exceed OF to the
pound.
Thread black and white Marshas best quality, and in
such proportion may be required.
Tape, white linen, yards in length 4 inch wide
Tape black, twiled cotton yards length i inch wide
Thimbles, s-l0 and 9-l0 diameter. -.-. ga.
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NEW YORK, May 8rd.-The stesmer Anglo Sax
on has arrived The Niagara arrived out the l9tb,
and the Vanderbilt on the 20th Cotton advanced
one eighth sales for three days $4,000 bales; Wes-
e n Canal Flour 22s; Wheat, Red 6s; White Is 3D.;
Corn, White 33sa33s Cd, Yellow a. gH
$ PRovis1oxs.-Pork quiet; Beef dull; Bacon firm;
Lard B3a55s; Pig Iron on the Clyde 52s 6da53s,
American Securities dull and unaltsred; ConsOls
98sa962.
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CLNnLEs-senarnts IA for Sd. nnn nonnda.

CANDLES-sepaTabe Dld Tor 0O,OOO POUNDS
the candles must be skies Of prime leaf lard stearins
lilo inches in length, exclusive of tip, candles 70
gh not less than ounces 5Ol00 nor more than IS
ounces and be paid FIR according to the actual weight
without reference 10 commercial usage the melting point
not to be less than 40 degees in Fahrenheit The wick
be braided and composed of 70 threads Of the
best quality Of No q yarn. The candles 10 be delivered
sixty days notice good bexeS containing about Sc
pounds EACH and the box be marked with the conrsc
JOrs name and the weight Of the candles.
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ssTHE BALANCE OF THE PRINCESS -
BENZ. T. SHIELDS
WILL sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nay the
w 9Th at 10 o'clock the best variety and in The
perfect order yet Chle1.
mayI BENZ F. SHIELDS.
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WHITEsALT WATER soAP-separate bid for 100 900 lbs
The soap must be manufactured from cOcOa-nut OIL aud
be OF the qest quality denOmDsted white salt water soap
aud be delivered sixty days notice, in good strong
boxes Of abou75 pounds EACH and after inspection the
must be hoOped at each end at the expense OF the
contractor. The price TO b. uniform at all the yards
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JOHN YORK a CO, have for sale POrtsrsspirit Of Ia
Times torIhis week. ImsYA
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- G FO88E739 co.
4 PROPER DISPOSAL.

TUESDAY MORNING NAY 4 1858
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On Account of

The notes Of this Bank will be redeemed at the VI
BA K tennessee a. Nashville fatW6W-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-04
Chinese Morality.

Bayard Taylor, who from his general
acquaintance with the nations of the world,
may be considered an intelligent Judge,
gives deporabe account of Chinese NOR
ais:
at is my deliberate opinion that tie
Chinese are morally the most debased peo-
pie on the face of the earth. Forms OF
vice which in other countries are barely
named, are in China So common that they
excite no comment among the natives -
They constitute the surface evel,and below
them are deeps on deeI Of depravity, so
shocking and horrible that their character
cannot even be hinted. There are some
dark shadows in human nature which we
naturally shrink from penetrating, and !
made no attempt to collect information Of
this kind; but there were enough in the
things wich ] could not avoid seeing and
hearing-whieh are brought almost daily
10 the notice of every foreign resident-tC
inspire me with powerful aversion to tht
Chinese race. Their touch is pollution
and harsh as the opinion may seem, justic
to our own race demands that they shoulC
not be allowed to settle on our SOIL"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-04

The CLEVELAND PosTOFFIcE.--ThAre
is "terrible tractoration" up in Cleveland
about the Postoffiee. The Herald of Ia, t
evening says that James B Steedman sert
the following message over the wires TO q
couple of applicants in that city for the
Postofice. The first was to George G.
Dodge.
Are you a Buchanan man?
Are you in favor Of Ltcomptoni
Do you want the Postofice?
Will you in connection with said Office
establish newspaper?
To the 6rst two questions Dodge ar
swered II am" To the third, be said II
do" but to the fourth he demurred, as the
scheme was of doubtful expeuiency 10 a
pecuniary point Of view.
Charles WinsIow, too has been catechi.
sed. He replied that be was a Buchanan
man. and Leeompton man, and would
like the P. Office. The newspaper question
was not put to him.
So it seems 'things is working"
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ARTISAN WELLS.

4 The auguf 10 the Arie>isn Wen n The
Capital squsrs, Columbus. bsy teae,ra,sl
The earth some 500 f-et. over 300 feet n
/ which is iH blue lime stine rD.k. tn.
I rock has Oerome softer lhan when frt
struck, and The well u nov sttl-d NJ tie
rate Of from eight 70 ten f-et pei day
GeOlogis,s suppose the lime stone stra.t a.,
ColumbUS to be about 1000 feet thick
Water IN tie well now comes up to within
% feet of the surface.
The boring Is done bv steam. and The
process Is simple. A heavy iron chis-l.
With blunt sies edge % inche, IN width.
Is attached TO al iron rod weighing about
400 pounds by socket and screw: tie re.
usluder Of The shaftiog is Of ash, some two
inches in diameter, in pieces I2 Or IS zee,
in length, the whole screwed togetber.-
This shaft Is Fitted BY the enginels inches
when Il drops, and the churning motion
goes on, the shaf being slowly turned by
the hand % give the well ciIcular form.
When Necessary to change the chisel or to
pump out tue water aud pulyer'zeI rock.
the shalGng is raised b. The engine, each
section uBserewed As the joint reaches the
surface, the whole being taken out 10 few
moments. a copper tube Is used 10 pump
out the well. TIE work was commented
on the Columbus well in November last
At the Paper Mills in the vicinity Of Del
aware soma 30 miles north Of Columbus.
an abundant supply Of waller h:s been OBJ
tainel at depth Of less than 500 feet
lhe water rises some fifteen feet above the
surface. At Toledo Artesian Wells are
also successful institutions, furnishing fill
supplies Of clear, pure water, reached at a
depth Of from 70 to 15Q feet and in most
places pouring ont Of the surface pipes in
large streams. The Blade saws il will not
be long until tie Whole city is supplied
with water in this manner. At Lafav.
e,te, ludiana,lh experiment OF an Arlesian
Well Is being made at the expense Of the
city At the depth Of IG feet, after pen.
etratlng limestone strata, the sugur tap
ped subterTanean ressrVoirwlcn imme.
d'ateIy filed toe well 10 the surface. The
Courier says the Arabs in the desert could
not bsve been more delighted with the
sight of water than were the citizens Of
lafayette.
This country has the deepest Artesisn
well in the world and the boring is still go.
ing on. 1t is the well sunk at tie the
Sugar Refinery of Becher d Brothers, IN
St. Louis, and is now 1900 feet deep, be
lug 300 feet deeper than that Of Messrs.
Dupont at their Paper Mill in Louisville,
which is said to be the next deepest on the
globe Geveland Leader.