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Sr-Considering good handwriting to be not onIy
an accomplishment, but means of success 10 every
orious eXertOns 70 improve the chirography of the
age gentleman or lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently often fail q
write when they Should; and when they do write it
sdone a. the last moment with haste and inpatience
and consequently with faults Of all kinds often com
hitting and injuring both the writer and the cauae
which be advocates, Wishing you every SUCCESS IN
your laudable Undertakings,
Iremain yours, respectfully,
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LETTER FR0iI KNOxvILLE.

Our Retreat from Strawberry Plains Can
siderable Property Dest'oysd-- 7wo Hun
aged Prisoners L0ss-Q0antity Of Blach
needed Clothing Burned kirmisliaq
Within Si1 Miles Of RnorW1le--R s5sls not
Found at SeVierViJls-E asnsys Intention
N5s understood, bit a Siege AnticiVgtsd-
Qualifications Being Strengthened Long.
street Strongly Fortified at Bulls Gap,
de- dc. 80,
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'D- > THos. b BENTON

Allow me 70 introduce 10 you my friend J. W. Dol.
BEAR who sits your city for the purpose Of teach.
ing Penmanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher is 50 well and 90 widely estab-
iighed that will say nothing On that score only
desire to present him as gentleman from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit and as
one whom you havethe intelligence to appreciate
anything YOU may do to further his designs will be
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
!" JOHN G. EDGAR
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Pastor Of 'thesa Presbyterian Church,

f'ae NASHVILLE, August 1, 1855.
In eboat SIX months from the time began the
study Of Photography, with less than one-thiFd Of
said time devoted to It's attsinmsnt was employed
IS Reporter fer the United States Board OF Claims
Tho faishful teaching Of Mr. j. W DOibesr, Of Nash
vlle and the study and practice Of the concise COM
pTehensive, and judicsously arranged ph0hegaph'o
books Of Ben Pitman Of Cincinnati, have thus easily
enabled me 70 make Photography practically useful
It's principles are quickly mastered, and know Of
nothing thai young persous can learn with equal PROG
poet Of immediate and profitable employnnedt
The Secretary Of War has ordered, July 6lh, 1852,
10 General Or'isr No. 20S Photographic reporters
employed under The authority Of the 18th section a
the act Of Congress- approved March 3, 1885, win Re
allowed not eKoasding ten dollars per day. etc This
win Of course greatly increase The demand for Re-
p0Tters. DUScAx r. DcRREs
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, !
06ioe OF the Comptroller Of the Currency,
WASHINGTON, December IL, 1868.

UTHEREAS, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 10 the undersigned, il has been
made te appear that the First National Bank of
Nashville, In the County Of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized under, and ac-
C0rdsn g TO- ahe requirements OF the act Of Congress-
entitled An act to provide national currency,
secured by pledge OF United States stocks, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved February %, 1868, and has complied
sfh all the provisions Of said act required to be
complied with before Commencing The bdsises5 Of
Bankiug,
Now, therefore, J, HUGH HcCULLocH, Comptroller
Of the Currency, DO herebyCerty that the said First
National Bank Of Nashville, County OF Davidson and
STATE Of Tennessee, iseuth0rizsa 70 commence the
business Of Banking, under the act Aforesaid.
ln iasiimony whereof wtncsg my hand and seal
OF office, this eleventh day OF December, 1868,
(signcdl ...s .-.-s... il, MCCULLOCH,
jani7-dC0d. Comptroller Of the Currency
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VIZ, the undersigned, hare this day adopted tbs
sbovs rates. 70 which bina ourselves strictly 10
adhere VI. CAMERON, for tho Usioa.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DispasoE.
NsssrIIg. TEsz., JnlT 25 1858.
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Somsbodg in Bangor hss made 40 les
sofa and presented il 70 ths Mayor Tie
WING says Il is formed 81 ssld clear
blas Zee. aud 10 ombellished With nu.
E.ssous ine pictures frezsH e spOa ths
back. ! -. -..-...-.
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The National Military journal,
THE UNITED STATES 80.
IRRY &. HWY JOURHlL

rs THE ACKNOWLEDGED ORGAN OFTHE ARMY
i and Navy. and is the only complete asd RuthOri-
tsiiYe Army nd Navy sazette IL the United States
It articles from the lest military writers In the
c0unry, aad every number Contains correspondence
from prominent officers Of the two services. Its
gazettes o. Promotions, ChanEsss Dismissais, and
orders, are full and Official, and are published in
other journal. .tL
4 isa paper Of Indispensable importance 10 the
Army and Navy, with Whoss interests Il IL thorough
" Identified, and whose honor and infe ligsDce it
seeks 10 represent The accuracy Of its information
and the ability q is diEcussDns hve alsOsB cuTed
ferft large and decreasing calculation among e.
ylsiaDa.
from the Hurnerous expressions Of approval the
Army and Navy Journal has awakened IN the Army,
We Feet only the folloEing
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WIN be furnished free Of oharss 10 soldiers IN or out
OF the Hospitals Il their bottles or inkstsuas are
brought at the above hours SOLDIERS are taught one
third less than citzens.
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PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c,

ENGRAVINGS, beautifully coiored, Of
oar most distinguished officers andmen,
of Fruits aud Flowers, Of Birds, of
Hunting and Fishing, Landscapes, Of
Clipper Ships, Of the Soldier Returns
ing from the War, of The Soldier 60
ing to the War; Also Humorous sbd
Comic Scenes of all kinds, from 10
cents each to SIS 90.
PHOTOGRAPHS of OG5ers, and differ
ent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from So 10 $50 per hundrSd-l2e. 10
soc. each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of Che very best
in the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATES in five
eolors, representing Cavalry, Infantry,
etc. The Certificate is inclOsed in =
stout psstobOard tube, size l3xl7-
beautifully executed. 50c.
MEDALS Of al kinds.
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
r - a"if" &c, &C, sc.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing oOmpshy, As you wiz SEQ
- by reference 10 the advertisement IN an
other part of the paper. e7assF.1
Osdera Cor al kinds Of goods in my
line promptly iiiled, on receipt Of the
money, without extra charge.
f GEO. P.JENKINs, 80
J07 Aain-street,
t.n1e.1m Cincinnati.
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Principal Office and Ware-ROoms, No.
80 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses at MurfreesbOro, TUT
lsh0ma, Wargace, Shelbyville, Chatts-
nooga, and Stevenson, Alabama.
Or all Communications promptly
answered -
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eENERAL MORaAN's coMMAND,

DR.. J. Keiser is now in our city sOli-
citing contributions of horses, blankets,
saddles, snd other equipments, As well as
money. for She command Of General Nor
gan. now rendezvousing in Decatur, near
this city. The city of Augusta, in
very short space OF time, contributed
$4,000 for this purpose, and the few in
our CITY on whom DR.. Keissr has called
have contributed 5000. But this is 3
small contribution compared with what
we should do. Our people, we hope, viii
be PROMPT and liberal Oar City C0un-
Gil, also, We trust, will show their appre-
citation Of so energetic and daring
rsider IS Gen. Morgan, in the defense Of
our city, doomed to destruction II the
Yankees get it, by contribution Of
$1,000 or $4,000 to this laudable ana
praiseworthy object. Our people have
never been burdened wi Ga municipal tax
alton; and even had they been, they are
TOO patriotic and devoted not TO second
heartily our Council in such iberahty
We have been informed that about
fifteen hundred prisoners have recently
escsped from the North, the most OF
when, together with others that burn 70
ioin their heroic leader, viii speedily as
sen1ble at the place appointed, where
/ they will be soon joined by their great
leader. If any of our citizens are not
! waited on BY DR.. Keiser, contributions
for this sacred purpose may be le3t 81 the
Trout House. Atlantis wiz dc her duty.
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LATEB

| am just informed By an officer from
the field that our loss IN stores ct Straw
berry Plains, Was quite serious. Ssversl
caissons were blown up, and not less
than 200 Of our stragglers were picked
up by the rebels.
A scout just from she front reports
that very few rebel troops have crossed
the French Broad at Dandridge. s..
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Rebel SpeeuIatiOns-Gen nTorgan's
Cavalry
From the Atlanta InteIIigencer, of
January G, we take the following:
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RATRS "a ADEERTIsING.
EaYabIe Il Aavanee.
To A3fsRTIsERs IN pETAIL

Ea- Advertisements Inserted IN the Special ColunB
sharged at the rata OF twenty cents per line for the
arst Insertion; for each additional insertion ten
GEMS; in the Local Column thirty cents Per limo for
the Frst insertion, for every additional Insertion a
tesn ceat.
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zReoMop~ Smah's Drug Store, Cor og.s'rcA e.d Pin.
Strsots. HOURS, to IL, a. m, to 8, p. M, and
10 Q at night.
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II Photography we're taught 70 every soldier IN tAe
array, NJ. D. belieYea mos, Of them would vai1e u
htEhly a. the Iag they receive from The Gown
ment without in the least interfering viii TIER au
ties as soldiers.
Bon. Thomas IT, BEErox said N Congress: ~
tad this art been kRown forty years ago, u E0nla
have saved me twenty years Of hard lahor.ot
II Photography Is thua valuable b saving large
an amount OF llielins, should ncs every child hare
ts vast advantages, especially when they be lad
al 50 small expeuse ~ tine sad mcBeyf II III
would have saved iweaty years o. hard iaoar 70 the
Ire u one nlEp SHOULD years q bard iAoeg be brought
upon elhegs for the wait Of elessiag o. such easy
Gitainmeutf iaEe--tf
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Mr.. w. z. OoREzLrUs il authorized to
refer 70 me. Hs is . gentleman Of integ-
rity, and VIII perform all thss he under
$50 - ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor,
janl--tf
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sKRMIsHnVG NEAR THE cITY.

side Of town.
e sKRMIsHTNG NEAR TIE CITY.
Early this morning the rebel aud car
shaFpshooters were skirmishing across
the river, at Armstrong; Ferry, which "A
only six miles above Knoxville; and TIE
neWshas just come in that 3 squad Of
LODgstreets men hays come down within
four miles of town. Portions Of the 9h
and 23d corps are expected to 60 through
here this afternoon, but orders may again
be cOuntermanded.
The movements Of the enemy are eVi-
IDENTIFY not clearly understood; the inn
preston continues, however, that We sr6
on the eve Of siege
Our streets are crammed and iaulpsed
With struggling soldiers. lying refasees.
demoralizsd contgabands, all edeing aud
surging through. You cannot stop : mo-
ment on the street without being be-
sieged BY mob Of questiOners. @
Il may be interesting to the pablo, At
such = time as this, to know that Parson
Brownlow is still here.
THE MAILS,
which for some time have been sent North
on pack mules, through Cumberland dsp,
will for tae present go via Loudou aid
ChattanOoga. We get papers here from
toa to twenty days old. SVPER.
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The following very Just remarks Of The Hon. Thos
H. Benton, U. s. Senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and eli young, persons who have
any hope OF success In the bnsiuess Of life.
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Announcements OF Candidates.

Marriage and FzaReral Notices,
Eil be charged ct tbs Gzual advertising rates.
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NASHVILLE. Auwusez. lsss

In January last Mr.. J. W. Dolbear gave, me- Of
eAarge, course OF lessons IN Photography and Er-
ting 70 myself and many other wounded soldiers n
Hospital No. -. Tedious hours were thus changed
10 pleasant and profitable ones We value highly
our kn0srledgs Of Photography, and those who have
lett the Hospital correspond ia Il with those who
A.. who returned home disabled for life from his
wounds, writes thethe $ teaching Photography, aud
6nds Il So pv0iiable that be would not take $4,000
for what he learned nom Mr. D. think both soldiers
aud osHoa would nna the learning Of IL profitable
employment for their leisure time in camp or hospE
IA, without detTrnonl 10 other duties,
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G. w. ROBACK,

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
Of Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, oatawba and Swedish
Brandie, and all kinds Of choice domestic Liquors.
which are cold Wholesale or In any desired quantity
Sold by woLFSTETE & KRAMER, No. SO Market
street, and by Dsalers everywhere.
dec6-lula
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map OF

MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map Of
Washington's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which be was
married, his portraits at IS and 40 and
& Just before he died; also bis wiie's; =.
sketch Of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Gen.
trail America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and Of different countries, st
the lowest prices.
! PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
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PHONOGRAPHY

is so simple and easy that It's principles can all be
learned In afew hours, and small amount Of pruc.
tiee viii enabs one to for the daily purposes Of
life
None but those who are acquainted with Il can
form any lea Of is great brevtty and simplicity or
Of the case with which il can be learned. But what
is Photography II is system of short hand writing
which can be written ten times fast as tho common
writing, read as easily, and learned with far less
trouble. - y
II used not only by Reporters, but by hundreds Of
thousands in this country aud in England for private
writing, for composition for taking testimony, eto
ia courts for sermons, for correspondence for book
keeping, etc. etc by ladies, by Stud4nts by Clerks
BY Cergymen, by Lawyers, ETC., and is rapidly COM
ing into general use = rsff1-
As lsbor saving invention, its value can scarcely
be estimated, and il requires but little time to learn
90 use il for the daily purposes Of le But the o.
lection Is made that others cannot read I'll Well then
let them spend few hours 10 learn IT, for where &
the justice in requiring the active and intelligent 10
spend ten DAYS in doing what they might do in one
merely 20 save the ndolent few hours effort in
learning thing which would be useful to them for
lief The time wRs when but few persons conld
write their names but the progress Of the age de-
mands a more rapid method OF writing, and while
the active and intelligent MUST and VIA have the
advantages Of Photography, the indolent must sub
NIT 70 the disadvantage caused by their own iDdo.
leuce. q
The ease with which Il can be brought into profit
Ableand daily is shown by the following eerta..
estes. 1t is only those who ignorant of 1t who
ever speak againsttt. 'f
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th AsSeI

u :. o N : LNIaEias y = 1---.--- = -
sR: The few lessons took from you some time
since in Photography. have enabled me TO save more
than tw0thirs Of The labor In preparing my Sermons
and have no doubt it wiIkeoon enable me to save
three fourths ofait have never spent time mere
prBfisby than Ia rs attainment and feel perfectly
Tree IN recommending Is % Cergymen generally as
means by which q vast amount of time may be saved
aud that too sh far lees effort than is generally sur.
posed. Its principles ars few and 81 uple, OF easy
attainment aud suited 20 the full expression OF evers
Wori in the language either for present Use or per
mansnt record. Yours respectfully,
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From Prot. h. Coppss, University Of Penn

good paper Of this kind has long beer needed.
Every former effort within my knowledge has been
failure, but yolrs promises to be brilliant sue
cess Us very varied service ints iQehce and Official
exoellent articles scientific, new and
yet practicai-its high tone and liberal spirit-are
all that could be desired. The FORM paper and type
are admirable and your owe military experience
will put your J0urnsl ia sympathy with both officers
and men In or service.
The Army aad Navy Journal Is published every
Saturday, by W. C. CHURCH, New York, at IS year,
iu advance. ff ia
BROWN CO., as Colisge-st., Nashville,
Iani0-1m General Agents.
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osE DAY LATER,

KsoxvnLE. Jan. 22d, NoOn.-After
crossing the Holsson yesterday, ct Straw
berry Plains, orr troops burnt the bridge
and everything Of value which was
likely to fall into the hands Of the enc
my. Among other things considerable
amount Of new clothing, which had lust
been shipped up was destroyed. The
current impression Is that this was 8
wAnton and uHcallsd fgg destruction.
Cur men are suffering for clothing, and
had these boxes been fpened aud the
boys ordered to 20 IN ard help tbem-
selves, but fittls would have been left for
the flames OF the enemy. tf.-
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ESTABLISHING

Was kepsup nearly all day yesterday
between our troops 90 this side Of tie
HolstoR and the enemY's on TIE other
The latter has battery on College Hill,
near Strawberry Plains, from which be
played on rs sThilsa crossing the riser.
Comparatively Little damage was dane,
our loss being not over . half dozen
wounded. IL leaks out that our fsiling
back Is very much IKE 3 skedaddle, al
though but 3 smsise forco ct ths enemy
wasin sight yesterday. The two diyis-,
ions ot the EouFth Corps which crossed
The river here yesterday sVeniug had or
defs % oontinus their march this morn
Ing IL the direction Of sevisrvills, bus tkis
morning 81 foaf o'clock that order Was
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AashpiIle Stmiou.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;

MORNING. FEB. 2, 1864.
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Tt VIII afford me much pleasure 70 recommend the
Army and Navy Journal 70 officers IN my portion Of
The Army, and take this opportunity 70 express my
eradication that its desti y Is in such hands.
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NO. a4e.

counseEmanded, and hence Sheridan aaa
Woods Divisions are now lying Just orr
side Of town.
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Having secured the services Of
DR.. E. Il. LEWIS, Of New
York, (And more recently from
the Army Of the POtOmsc,)
for embalming of the dead,
bYDr. HOLMES AMERICAN Pro-
cess, acknowledged to be the
best, and only true process in
the United States; viii have
bodies emoalmed when de-
- sired,
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J. T. LLOYD's GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Msp-has ev-
cry mile Of road, North or South, up
to 1st August; names Of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length Of roads,
and names Of officers, &c. Size
Cox 60.
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Restoration of civil AuthOrity-GOv.
JOhnsOn-Oaths for voters.

Since the appearance of the Proolaua-
ton Of Gov. johnson prescribing an oath
to be administered to voters at the county
elections nextmOnth, considerable specu-
latioa has arisen as to object of the Gov
ernOr. Some 60 SO far as to assume that
it is his design to supplant the authority
of the President Of the United States,
and drive from the polls those who have
subscribed the oath Of Amnesty, and thus
reinstated themselves in their rights as
citizens.
This we feel assured, is an erroneous
Interpretation of the Governors Procla-
nation. 1t appears from she extract We
subioin, from his late speech at the Capt.
tOl, that the oath he prescribes is intends
ed for loyal voters-men who have COM
mitted no treason, have no pardon to ask
of the President, and who are unwilling
to place themselves on the records of
their country, side by side with pardon
ed rebels. with nothing to distinguish the
one from the other. The rebel who
wishes TO be restored to his lost rights IS
a citizen, can take the oath of Amnesty,
and carry with him his certificate as evil
dence of the fact. That certificate will
entitle him to the right of suffrage, and
we take it for granted no judge of cleo
tiOns would attempt to thwart him in
the exercise of it, The loyal man can
show his. loyalty by taking the oath
prescribed by Gov. johnson. 1t may be
q ahard oath"-"a tight Oath"-ss the
Governor himself remarks; but if he pre-
fer the oath of amnesty, he can have his
choice. At least, such is our understand
sc A. vookAav
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]. T. LLoYDs

]. T. LLoYD's
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St Louis to its mouth, with
full descrip ton Of all the Islands,
bars, names Of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, DC. 40N 30
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Pocket form, linen back, .................. 81 50
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-30
SULLIVAN'S PICKS!
SULLIVAN'S PICKS!

n ]. SULLIVAN WISHES TO IN q
". form the Miners Of Nevada Territory 49,
that he has commenced again the manu- ny
fncture Of his Picks. Last summer sick "
ness prevented him from keeping up his stock
When my picks were not in the murket this sea-
son, the miners and customers were compelled to
take what they could find Tom, Dick and Harry
began to initiate my picks-they laid hold of tho
tail but could not reach the hide. g
ain now making the most durable and lasting
picks ever made In any mining region. That the
eye the iron and steel are in their proper places,
/ will leave the miners to judge. Five thousand
picks would not supply the demand this season If
could make them. To those Companies who
keep blacksmiths, l would say that will make
eyes for them, not of common Ulster iron, but
only of superior Norway iron, which will war
rant for two years In the heaviest of quartz mines,
and the picks themselves, on their own RESPONSE
bility, will take year longer The little hatchet
eyes were soon hushed up when came TO Washoe
two years and half back. Wright & Herring
are thrown, out of this market / took the prem
ium from them at the California State Fair. i
was awarded seven premiums and diplomas at
the Territorial Fair at Carson for Picks, Copper
end,) Tamping Bars, Spring Hooks, Miners Tools
and the Golden Gate. The public must know
there Is no great art in pick-making' The art is
the shape, the balance of the tool in the working
mans hands, the strength where 1t is needed
then the pick is made. Let any Company come
to me, and I'll give them q pick on trialuut they
are satisfedmy pick is the pick. was not brought
up to pick making; my legitimate business isma-
chine forging. Give me o call and I'll give you
good tools. CD. SULLIVAN,
ia62m No. 81 North Il street