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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
The Utah NeWs-A Partial Confirm
alton.
ST. LOUIS, Monday, May L.,

ST. LOUIS, Monday, May l., 1853.
Tie Republican received dispatch late last night,
stating that an express reached Fort Leavenworh on
the 18th inst, from Camp Scott April 10, bringing
Intelligence that the Mormons had laid down their
Gov. Cumming, On invitation Of Brigham Young,
had entered Salt Lske City without an escort Miuy
e tie Mcmons bad gone to the southern part of the
Territory the and children were prep iring
to follow.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The steamer Lucas, from the NJ ssour River arrived
here last night but briggs further particulars Of the
Utah news already telegfsphed. Gen. Smith had not
reached Lesy enwoIth when the Lucas left.
THIRD DISPATCH.
diip.ch dated Leavenworth, the nth inst. states
that the news from Utah is unoficsl but that pri-
vate letter received by Col ch at the Fort coobo-
rates the statement and that il universally credited
at Leayenworth.
Gov. Cumming entered Salt LAX. City April /, and
the army was in readiness for immediate action in
Of On emergency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House Of IIr1s on the 49, Lord Peterborough
said lie considered loexpeoieDt - Jay any documents
the table giving an account Oh the C-whpore IN 70
sscIe as they calculated to revive animosltles
Io sso advocated perfect neutrality b. the Govern
nett in religion. affairs III lnds.
III the House Of Commons a len sthy debate took
place on the 6n6r cia affairs of the country
The bill importing stamp on bankers checks was
read second time.
MI Disrsels second res 1utoa on Indis, declaring
il eIpe0eIt that TIE Government be c0uhded 10
Secrelsiy Of State, with power to perform al the
duties heretofore carried ont by the East India Com
pany. wee debated, AID finally carried by a vote of
35I 10 100.
Mr.. Dj4rasli announced incidentally that the Bank
of England had accommodated the Government with
Millions sterling, at - per cent for the redemption
Of Excheq1er bhls, and that tue Government had
awaited tsclf as yet Of ony one Dll.On
On the 4tb, nothing OF immpotance occurred IN the
House Of Lords.
In the Commons, Mr.. Rosbuck gave otice that he
would catbe ateptOn Of the llouse to the Saez
Gan Peel announce that more militia regiments
were to he dit banded.
Dir. Gladstone moved ADDRESS to the Queen,
praying that in the future Organization OF the Danu-
bian PInopallit Jus. weight be given to tue wishes
f the people OF W allachia snd Moldavla lin other
words that The House of Commons should nlOfse the
uncn tf tie Dahuti4n Prncpa ities), when general
debate eDsueo, involving the whole question OF the
IIincipalities.
Lord Palmerstop, Mr.. Di;Taeli and others opposed
the motion as being a dictatiOn to the Con- ere &c,
wb Oh meets at Paris the 10th Of May and fe ter
iug the action CT the British Pienipotentiary.
Lord John Russell supported the motion, but It was
rejected by rs majority.
Nj. Fitzgerald announced that Sardinia cordially
acquiesctd in the suggest Of England in the Gag
laii affair end that hsrmony consequently estab
lished between SARDINIA ana England.
The Daiy Ners asserts that If Lord Derby meets
with faciious opposition he vii dissolve Parliament.
lie camp at the Cunagb Of Kildare was to be in
creased. Upward Of u o troops were already in the
comp.
A collision had occurred AZ ST Georce'a Channel
between 4 coastiug steamer he Bugaud, aad the
bark William Campbell. Both vessels sunk and 20 or
80 lives were lost.
Tie schooner George, bound from Liverpool for the
Niger expedition had also fOu1dered IN the Channel,
and seven Of her crew were drowned.
TWAS rumored that Government would soon pro-
claim national day Ct Thanksgiving for the success in
India.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
LETTER FROM THE HON. JOHN COCHRANE.
To "A. Eftfor aT The y. Y. 7ribuse

Sin: BY ercr / cast my vote against MIR. Grow
resolution exceedingly regret the error and Its con-
seoueuces because of their seeming ndcs ion of opn
ions the opposite to those entertained by me- Had
upder.oCi lie real intent Of the resolution could not
have voted against permission to introduce it. Its
literal tenor DID not disclose 10 me the real meaning
end if meaning than seemingly It did, my vote
would have been of but little consequence. did not
learn till too late the effect Of the resolution. MI
Grow has snce told that he ant by ohering the
resolution to bring il 10 the attention OF the oase 80
that wben reported by the sppro pirate Standing Com
ni,tee (which is expected the friends of the Ii )ms
stead could he pr phred to act understand iDgy upon
il. Ii requires two-thrd vote to admit its Introduc
ton when offered. When reported, II comes al once
10 tie action Of the House, and is disposed OF by
majority vote.
cause | am so strongly attached to the Homes ead
,dpciule that | am unwilling to be supposed - be
adverse 20 any measure that 10 any degree rtakes
of its beIefcence | write this to you VINO, rs lts
fierd think will be please that, however opposite
our opiriUIs may be in other respects, we a. least
btk ike in this to the security Of vote for the
measure which you advocate. 1900 ,,
sm. Truly yours, JOHN COCHhANE
HGJagton, Msy II, 1853.
Mr.. Grows resolve was go shor', so clear, so
simple that Mr. CocbraDes vote in opposition to II
certainly surprised US, but we expressed that sur
prise 10 Other wise than BY printing his name among
the Nays in Italics. AS the Homestead is abou!
the only plank Of bi, old Buffalo Platform to which
Mr. Cochrane publicly adheres, we are glad to
lean that his alteration from this was fortuitOus
and temporary, and that it is henceforth to receive
his undertaking support Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
INDIA.

Bombay letters add but little of interest to the tsle-
graphic accounts.
Sir Colin Campbell remsined at Lucknow, but
would probably move shortly on Sundols, and then
into Robcurd.
Tie English grand ermy had been redistnbuted,
with a view to future operations in the field.
ENepa Sahib had bee Reinforced by ,reilly Khan
ard proposed to att sex the English.
The British had experenceda reverse in the vicinity
of Allahabad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
Another American Vessel Fired Into.

BOSTON MordAy, May II, Io0o'
Cspt. Loripg of the brig Wingold, arrived here last
night lie reports the Goth ut after leaving Sierra
Moreno, was fired into bya British cruiser. One of
the balls buried in the msinma close to the Captains
head. Ttey sfterward were bo.rded by fully armed
boats crew, who insisted on examining the briggs
papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
Another Victim.

UTICA, \. Y, Monday, May IT, I008,
G. c. Knowles the moth victim Of the railroad d,as-
ter at the Sauquoit Creek died at Whesboro on Sun
day mornirg He was from Sanbornton, n. II. His
father arrived before his decease, but he failed to
recognize him. The deceased delirious from the
time of the accident till his desth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

p,istmert. His Teijeoos, uath quite recently. hsd
Keen in & country place, nesr the Cfy OF NesaTk'
csled The Csisss, which il : understood had been
settled upon III by MS re,tiyes, without the powered
alienation. II appearance, m,nrtr and tone OF mind'
Mr.. Herbert was always IN EosT shmar, betraying
remarkable power Of resistance 10 the characteristics
OK his adopted country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Or THE NORTH AMERICAN.
Progress of the India Resolutions
The FRENCH BUDGET ADOPTED.
FURTHER FROM INDIA.
Consols Nta97s.

by The AsEEIcAs TELEGRAPH CosP.SYS LIyEs-OFFIcz
No. Il WALL STREETl
RIvIFRE Du LouP, G. f., Mon'sy, May II, 1853.
The Cansdan COmpsnys screw steamer North
American, from Liverpool on Wednesday the 5th
inst passed tn. point th.s loren ON her way to
Quebec.
The steamship Moth Star from New-York April IL,
arrived at Southampton the afternoon Of the lat Of
May.
Tie Royal Mail steau stjp America, from Boston
Aprl2, via Half arrived a. Liverpool at m.dnigh
of The 81 o May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

FATAL HATcBwAY AccIDESr.-Jofn hsuren,
Geim,n, oged 20 year,, was almost Instantly Killed
about clock yesterday Afternoon by falling through
the ha,chwsy Of the new building No. ~ Worth
street, uron which he WA at work. The body was
,,tsp 10 the Sixth Presinct Station House, where In
inquest viii be held upon it this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
ITALY.

note had been presented to the Nespolitan Gov.
eminent demanding indemnity for tse imprisonment
er tpe two Epglish engineers The indemnity, it was
said. anouo,ed to 100000 francs, and the King ap-
peared irclred to negotiate Another dispatch says
The Indemnity demanded is 4OO, 900 francs.
The armament of the Neapoitan arsenals continued
going on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
Escapc Of COnvicts.

OswLGO, Monday, Nay II, NE.
Til, forenoon seven eight prisoners conaoed IN
the city jail Effected their escape by assog , ihnGUag
~ bu, as vet no trace has been fOund of them.
Sullivan, no 10 be hung Fndsy next was not OF
ba ruu,her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
RUSSIA.

Ice was floating down the River Neva.
An Imperial ukeee imposed daty of five capacs
Der roubie Oh all articles of European export ana IN
Letters report serious risipgs among the serf' IN
some localities and the interpretation of the military to
restOie quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
The Case OF WIN. Connolly.

CINcINNATrI Monday, May II, IooS:
In the case of VIM. Connolly who has been on trlsl
here fcI several days past on the charge OF
fugitive slaves the Jury to-day rendered verdict OF
ou,Itv motion for rev trial has been made, on the
crcui If ore Of the jurors being U. 5. Deputy
Marshel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

FIRE Is NoRwALK.-A barn with about eleven
tups ef bay, belonging to M Charles Isaacs, Pres-
dent Of Nosvslk Bsns, was destroyed by fire on the
night of the 18th. 1t Is supposed to be the work of
az iroeIdisry occssoped BY his recent Ell rs to sup
pres illegal run selipg in this place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
I.mcs MCGEE. III Murderer.

Boston, MOnday, Ma! IL 49,
TIE Governor tc -dsy signed wsrfant TO- the exc
cu,ion of James Mcee which is 10 take place on tee
9sth of JuDe, iu the Jsi-ysrd. Niece murdered
& p,;.nn " wbers he was a convict for burglary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
DENMARK.

TIE French, English AID Russian Eovoys at Frank
fo,t had reouesed the Diet to take the Danish pro-
posals Tito serious consid ration go as to bring the
differences between Denmark ana the Die' 10 al ani'
cable termination. ..
TIE Commission on the Duches had AIDE its report
to the Diet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
AUSTRALIA,

TIE steamer Emeu the arrival Of which at Suez
from Australia WAS announced by tie Persia, had
sos COO sterling in gold on freight.
AT Melbourne on the 18th of March, trade was de-
pressed, although it lad been slightly better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
Robbery.

CINCINNATI, Monday, May Il, Io1S.
Tho Post. Office and the iswelry store attached in
R,oskyine Indiana we're entered by burglars on Sat,
urdsy, and g. 600 worth of watches and s"siry ana
nh TIE letters in the Office were carried OIL oohe
s,Mn xnrfh Of stamps were alsO take n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
Riot nj Montreal.

MONTREAL, Monday, May IL, lo'S.
At the Hsrbor Extension meeting today, some
We driven Off the ground. One man 10 reported
titled and several others badly beaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
RaiIrOad Casually.

WATEKTows, N. y Monday, May IL, 49,.
Peter Rupk, a fireman on the Rome killroau, wa
sion of an engine near Cape Vincent. No others were
injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
Philadelphia stock Market.

PHiLApELPHIA, Monday, MAY Z, 1875.
S,ocks inactive Pennsylvania stats u, s'l; Read
10 Railrosd 9j; Mo1is Canal As Long Island Kali
road. I2t; Pennsylvania Ral!roso, q<{'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

TAxMASr socHTH-There was meeting of the
Tan many Society last evening, at which Postmaster
Fosler sId some others were Installed Sschems, ac-
oordDg the ritual Of the inttitu.ion No other bust
ress v a. transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

twill be perceived by the above. which is 10 stcc.
orda1 c. with the testimony OF Mr. Slade, that VOL
cot vas psid tie sum of $4,000 out OF which 1t has
appeared in evidence that he paid MI Ashmqn q,
70 give sry account for. Perhaps If he had doae 80,
RI fact might damage the banking house Of ndner,
Wolco,t Co., in State street, Boston. The Commit
tee will report next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

which put into Queenstowp, April Z, leaky, had al
charged her cargo and abandOn' the vtyege.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
Correspondence Of Tie Evening Post.
W.curN--

WAahINWIUN, Nh! TO I0lo.
Mr. Wright Of Georgia ard Mr.. PGrvarce of Penn.
sylvanis, members Of the Special Committee OF the
UCuse Of Representatives TO invest gate the alleged
So 0C0 tariff fraud, left here yesterday for Albany.
New York, with a view Of taking the Testimony OF
TLullow Weed, esq. M. Weed sent to the Commit
tee statement that he was Constant attendant by
the BEDSIDE of relative, who can survive but
yerv short time, ard requested inst the Committee
would either iLteIrogate him in writing or deputss
two menbsIs to proceed to Albany TO axe his testi
nmy.
TIE Committee adopted the latter proposit Cd, and
the gentlemen named above proceeded fcr that pur.
pose Mr.. Weeds testimony will close the case. Ins
stion will ex0nerste Congress from she charge
If bribery ard corruption, the Committee have &C.
counted Tor ey ery dollar of the SS7 600 as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
THE CRISIS AND ITS CAUSES.
From the Westminster Review. January, 1858


In America. az In all new countries under the pro-
cess Of population land il staple commodity, fire.
quenty changing hands, subject TO great fluctuations
in price and chief object Of speculation. In the
old countries Of Europe land Is that commodity
which changes hands most seldom which IL stable in
price and which is little employed for speculation.
In Holland Flanders, France, and all the well set
tied and well cultivated countries, land but rarely
comes into the market: and, apart from other rea-
sons there il one great for this in the restrc
tive effect Of q close law of inheritance Thus land
il transmitted by inheritance, and only casually sub
iec,ed to sale: and although eagerly competed for
when in the market, yet the new purchaser steadily
retains t. and keeps IL again out n the market for
a long term. As the purchases are made direct,
there Is no opportunity FOR land obbers for spe
culation. Land constitutes the steadost invest.
ment and the only speculation In this branch is in
town houses.
In America and Australia. as already stated the
conditions are widely different, and land becomes 10
great extent an adicle Of speculation: Everything
encourages this. Wild land has only a nominal
price and il readily obtainable while the improved
price may reach within a short period tenfold or
even hundredfold the upset price. Bring near
newly surveyed district stream OF population. open
roads make Ne wnxers navgsble. OF place mills upon
thc i5J,Ss, give value 70 the lumber, aud each lot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
THE REDUCTION OF INTEREST RATE-PRIcEs or
CONsOLs AND BILLION.

From the Liverpool Times (Nty Article, Jan. Ie.l
Yesterday the Bank Of gland reduced the rate Of dis
previous the oath ultmo This is the lowest pom,
touched since the 9th October 1854 period OF fifteen
months. This reduction by no means unexDected,
the precise Gay which to take place only being
doubtful. There various papabe reasons why the
lion have beer steadily flowing into the Golfers OF the bank
of late for which there very little demand aud was
therefore evident that the position Of that establishment
quite strong enough warrant the reduction that has
tax place day There another element that may
doubtless have had its influence upon the drecorwhe
they charging per ceot good bills could be freely
discounted Ia the open market at "a TO per cent Many
persons expect further reduction but that must depend
on the present influx bullion steadily continuing some
few weeks The total AT the last return S2 643 1885,
and Notwithstanding the payment Of the dividends, has
probably since received increase. still that amount
Is rather below the average held at periods when per
cent Discount has prevailed.
None! has now become plentiful that there IS great
ddouty Ia disposug Of IT, In illustration Of this state
ment the LONDON and Westminster Bauk sthous waiting
for the 1t yesterday weekly cou the Bank Of
England reduced their rate Of aowanoe deposits TO
per ce1i per aInum. On sums below E501 they allow
only per cent The rate for ioans sDvcrnmest
rifles i only 10 per cent Al the bans Yesterday after
the pcton &c per cent there slight Increase ia
the applications. although the discount mafSet choice
paper u negotiable al from y 10 per cent
The return from the Bank Of England for the week end
Ing the 9th of Iatuary gives the following results when
compared with the previous week
Public dep,sits. e. leOo6l Decrease .f952 952
Rest ........... 500 COS Increase zee ..... ~ .2o7
on the other side q the account-
b+Vernnifhl 100 sJyS lncrease 1G@doiS
Other securities % ,65l ,05s Decrease 1 63s 7i9
Notes unempoy cd. see. loss go Increase 023 935
The amount OF notes IN circulation GiS-qa O0t. being
OF Eis3 435 and The of bullion both
Departments s sl2 G43.lp3, showing an Increase #
GiIss, go when COMPARED With the preceding return.
The British funds have been isvOraby influenced BY
the growing IA the money market the large supplies
OF gold, aud more satisfactory advces from the United
Staes. and the tendency OF prices has been upwards
Yesterday coosus opened at p5 e5i advanced 70 qjk
buyers and closed (a four o'clock AT cas- a5 tor
money the price the same time e49l After the
- cogn red hOurs stock offered at s's for February
Indis bonds decidedly 6rmer al IS los prem. To
day conso been steady, hucuatng between buyers
and sellers at e4 and closing g4 ei7s for the account
and % qiJ for money. The three per ceDts si3s
ob
The following table will show the fluctuations IN ccnsols
tha nj int
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31

THE COMMERCIAL FAILURES At HULL.
The following comparative statistics of CONNER.
cal disasters in Hull given by the Hull Netcss-
In addition 10 many failures which have not been
prominently before the public, no fewer than thirty
four bankruptcies duplicating thrtynine individu.
ais have come from this district under the cogni.
zsnce Of the Bankruptcy Commissioner. The total
liabilities Of these thirtyfour bankruptcies are ten
times larger than we had TO report last year. In
1856 twentyOne individual bankrupts owed CTS 500
in 1857 the thirty nine individual bankrupts owed
f766 900 (the debts already proved being f6l6 000)
b. meet which there are assets amounting 10 fi0j,
oo0 which sum will he diminished by the important
Judgement in kessrs. Harrison and Watsons case
(published by US last week. 70 the extent Of
1900. The actual liabilities of the fourteen
Hull bankruptcies alone amount 30 close upon
f72nOOO. OF these the liabilities OF one are un.
known TO u.s. one is below al 900, there between
Al 100 and e. 600 four between $4,000 and e. 600,
one of $4,000 one Of els 600 one Of 81 600 Of
g. 40 900 and one Of f42G 900. Fourteen bankrupts
have received third class certificates two Of which.
however were suspended for two years withot pro
lection and one FOR three years, likewise without
% election; received q certificate OF the second
class one OF The nt class. and four have abscOnded
Nc may Aeo mention that one Of these bankrupts Is
undergoing sentence Of fo9 years and another of
teD years pensl .crTT' ..-.cs q which they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31

Total s5774 800 9,796 400 Is ,571 200 IL 3l7 200
sThese amounts do not in Cold SIuer. Total.
clude the large sums sent
from the Mediterranean
ports. and which during
past year amount to-1n-
Ola including Ceylon. f2lT $50 lel6,050 2l235 $50
China and the strais.... 2s,2So 137o,6eo 3ss, $40
The above total Ia ire
spective of the large sums
sent by way Of Folkestone
and Dover 20 France, dur
ing the same period, and
which. according TO Gus
toms return Is ,li6,l0o 1I0,I00 4,Jf6S00
Ditto corresponding period
last year. ,SIeO Z,lZO,oc lo,ilI ,sO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
CONDITION OF THE BANK OF FRANC

PARIS Borruss Thursday. Jan. Ia. Two O'Clock Pm
The market opeued fat but without further fall in rente
There a general rally the that the Rank Of
England had the rate Of discount TO per cent
Threes varied from 69f o0c a 7Of l0c. Moblier went
down low sS0f and rallied 70 q20 Austrian varied
from 522f soc 726f 25c Russian, 5lsf 15c s2H SOC
Orleans 4osf tl6f. lyons sT5f a ss2f Soc. North
ern s5Oc a e5Tf. Soc; and southern, 550f a 555f
HAtFPAsr TIREE o'CtoCK.-The market continued more
buoyant 10 the close
The Paris MoHtieU Of the 18th inst publishes the fol
lowing monthly debtor and creditor account Of the Bank
Of France made up 10 the 14h inst The corresponding
figures Of last month are added -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.

The Latest London and Paris Money Markets
The Returns OF the Banks OF England and
France-Export OF Specie from England
The Crisis and Ats Causes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
The following table will show the fluctuations IN ccnsos
aimee the Ath int
THE COMMERCIAL FAILURES AT HULL.

the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31

The following statement OF the export OF bullion from
London the aforementioned countries during the six
months ending December 81 1857 has been prepared by
Messrs. Haggard 4 Pixlsy, OF London
1857. Gold. Silrcr. Total. Last Fr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

\. B--Circnars with fgil particulars, testimonials,
feb-4--staIn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-10

y 00O KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
O. S,OOO 100 kegs -four barrel nails;
loo :" finishing I"
100 Z" fencing {"
SO ~ 4, 8, and inch Spikes In store
% I'd for sale by W. II. GORDON & co.
4, ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON,
Letsdno7a IsTif. AttShrlHe Tenn