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4 CARD.

AN manufacturing daily ut my Eclipse Stove Foun .
dry in this ely, good assortment OF STOVES AND
HOLLOW-WAkr, viz: Ovens, Pots SketS and Lids
Sad Irons and Androns different patters for the whole
sale and retsil trade, st small profits b.
Also, Tin, Copper aud Sheet IIOl Ware o. tho best quail
ity at low figures. few fine chamber seits Of Britannia
Ware, and Nc Refrigerator o. hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid 10 ROofng and Guaering with
Tn or Copper.
EE5 Ola Copper, Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken
III exchange foT ny manufactures Il P DORRIS,
E-sl-6u No. College ST.. near Church ST.
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FOR SALE

II DESIRE 10 change my basiBsss and row oHsr ny
stock Of Family Groceries for sale ANY person wish
ing TO go into that business will nd b their advantages
to call and see me The stand good one and sny PER
son viii do well 10 take the stand and groceries.
All persons indebted to me mist call aud pay ap or
viii be forced to collect b. law
sept17 l. NJ HAWKINS Asans
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A. }. Mcbride,

COPPER, TIN s. SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. J. bROAD SFREkF
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
HAVE this day purchased the interest ct Mr. Henry
HeCasn in the above business and hereby tender mr.
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
hoersly heretofore extended to the rm aud would mas
respectfully solicit continuance Of ayors from them and
wish TO info m all the world and the rest Of manknd~
that have on hand and for sale splend d lOt Of
COOKING STOVES
Of various patterns. ParlOr Stoves for wood and ca
common and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches HoL
low Ware Of every variety on baud made oder Fur
naees and Foot Stoves, entirely new patterns Tin Wsre
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
r-E ~ JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds Of job Work such a
House Gutiering Roofing any other branch pertaining
to that line. r..
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
My old friends of the River will find il to their ADVANTAGES
tocall and give heagi1g before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES cyim.
der III inches diameter and four feet stroke with vstsr
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light drsught
steamer, which can be bought ca reasonable terms
june IA. ICES
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McCLURE- BTTCk y On

Successors to the late firm OF Maxey MeOinre 4 Cal
TIN, PLATE n SHEET IRON WORKERS.
A their old stand. No rs Market street. Nashville
IA Tenn, keep constantly hand Tin W are Of svsry
pnon-gholeeae and TOail Also Tin Plate. Sbsst
Copper, Block Tin, Sheet Iron Sad Ireps FAIRBANKS
Platform Scales OF the most Improved patterns.
wood and Coal Stoves consisting Of Frluklin's
Ten Plate Seven Plate Box and Cy euder stoves Ala
ParOr, lhamber and Office Crates 10 al % which they
would respectfully call the attention Of thos wishing 10
purchase fssptIs-S,u
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Nashville Foundry

NO 81 COELEGE STREET
E. TN. BRENNAN, Proprietor. u
II would invite attention Of Architects and Builders 10
the hne collection OF patterns have on hand and am
making tor every description Ct Architectural Iron Work
for open fronts, wndoE Lntels and Ss Top Cornices
&C. for stores or dwellings. Also Verandlhs Fecing
and BalcODsys will work 10 design sent 10 ma or
furnish designs necessary. employ The best skilled
workmen TO be had. and the best materials and AN
confident that can successfully compete with Eastern
manufacturing in this market and hope be sustained in
doing so BY those anxious to encourage home enterprise
sept24-d r ~ BRENNAN
Tennessee Plow FACTORY
s making Flows of the best material andu srsat "a
Flows. A. ". PUTNAM
Proprietor
THos SHARP, Manager.
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SIS HART, MACRAE a. CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs COMMISSION
. MERCHANTS, ...

Nos and South Market street, Nash viIle Tenn
WYE have Just received and have in store portion of
w stock consisting in part Of the following articles
1sz hhds fair to chsice New 1200boxes Sardnes
Orleans Sugar 10 Sherry Wines;
"a boxes Havana Sugar; 10 tierceS Rice
100 boxes and bbls Powdrd 100 nests Market Baskets
Crushed and Loaf Su- so boxes Smoked Hams,
gar; -s-ftF % nesLs ainted Tubs
1913 bbls Molasses 100 dozen 'alnted Buckets;
100 u bbls do; ,- 600 kegs Nails, ass d Sizes
200 bags Coffee; al 100000 fuc Cigars
800 packages MsckeI loo boxes Tobacco, various
500 bags Salt . brands; u. la. Sal.
IS GIRLS Msnnilla Ro, % cans Fresh Cove Oysters
Is casks Malaga Win ;, 90 boxes assorted Pickles;
s casks Sherry Wine; % boxes ass'd Pie Fruits;
$50 packages N Il Raisn $; ceToons best Indigo;
20 trails L L Almonds; leo boxes Star Candles
800 assorted Demijohns;
Together with Pepper, Spies, Soda, &cy dc 6
ian29 . tL& HART MACRAE 4 co
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A POSITIYE CURE

IT ut A PUSTTIFE CURE ~
WHAT is The use Of paying doctors bills when you
wv can get so easily cured of Diarrhea Dysentery
Cholera and all of the other Summer bowel complaints
now SO prevalent oy using LYoSs CHoLERA MEDIcArED
BRAspY which is warranted and speedy cure and
preventive having failed in any single instance,
which be proved by the many certificates of well
known citizens t. be at store and by giving
q far trial. For sale by the bottle dozen at the Sole
Agency and Proprieors in the United Stats
iy22 LYONS & CO., 10 Cedar ST.
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Pianos, Pianos.


JUST received per Rough Ready,
~ Treadwa5f Stone Coa For sale at 20 per bushs
Apply OF board 10 Il. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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Removal

. INCE the IRE, BEASLl 4 RUTH have reopeBed thsil
y PAINT SHOP on Cherry 81 Immediately opposite
the Delivery Box of the Post Office They are again fully
prepared to execute all orders FOX Painting Papsng and
perform all kinds of imitation Of Wood aud Marble M
the highest style OF art. BEASI.Y & RUTH.
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IN, n cRAraHKAp. WILLIAM h. MlNcHii
CRAIGHEAD O. MlNCHIN.
IMPORTERS Oh.

zAEdvvAre and Cutlery.
and Dealers VUho1S@21S
nn6 Reta11. Merchants
and others are RSDPecf-
fully 1nv1ted to Cali a1aG
examine our EEte m 49,
stock OF NEW GooHS9
Axes, q IN q m -, 49, - -
CarpenterG,T Tools
- P1aSo1@, LxOckS,
H1nSeS, S&sc. csc. -, -,
All or which ~ -
zOld at the 1ODveSt 1.He1- :
Eet rates to cash 1P11rSha-
sores azad the nSAe1 :,
S - to those who bz1y
to sell again
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GROCERIES.
LONGHURsT s. co.
Wholesale and Retail COnfectionerS.

NO. as UNION STREET.
YTAYE on hand very choice assortment of Candies Of
I'LL ell kinds, Cakes Nuts, Preserves Pickles. Cassups
SaEdines Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples Oranges
Apples aad every thing Of the kind usually kept In Con-
dictionaries. - So &C.,. 1855 ! i-s,,f.sas :
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, ALE, Cleans
and TOBACCO, Of the very best brands. = -.
Their Bakery ia oneof the best in the Western country;
snd they prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers Of the best quality at the lowest prices.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &c, s.
Furnished by them the shortest notice, with Cakes
Confsctionaries &c. &C. in the highest style of the art
Mr. Longhurst, who has charge of the Manufacturing
Department. has received several Diplomas in New York
for the best articles in his line exhibited at State Fairs
Try. ..5 - q 49, d2s.
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a New Wheat Flour.
OnN BAGS City Mills extra New White Wheat
~ Family Flour in store and ST sale E y
CUGAR--76 hhds Fair TO Choice Louisiana Sugar, tor
july2 sTRATToN EWING.
fNOFFEE-500 bags Bait Rio Coffee, choice;
" so '' Laguyra do do;
- so d" Old Government Java Coffee.
i In s59rs and for sale BY srRATToN & EWING.
CALT-l2OO bags Fine liverpool Salt. for sale by
- july2 -,.. 800. STRATT0N 4 EWING.
tKTHlSKX-200 bbls Ohio and Tennessee Whisky,
wv for sale by
july2 .--i-t STRATTON & EWING.
NAILS-500 kegs Wheeling Nails for sale by
IN july2 STRATT0N EWING.
WHEAT, WHEAT-2O,O00 bushels Red and
w White Wheat wanted Immediately, for which
will pay the highest market price in cash.
iuly2 STRhTT0N & EWING.
CTAR CANDLES-l00 boxes Star Candles; sfTff
y 30 Il do do; t...
SO do do
For sale by ~ SfRATTON EWING.
jluy2-H - ~
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m HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE n Ny
IA N4 eusiness Mr. ". H. AIrsB1E, 6r1 j. now
$500 n JAS, BsCRAiGEEAD.
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FARE REDUCED 70 si2 50

- TELEGRAPH =
VIE Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line "a
nov WORKING through to August, Ca where Il con.
meets with other Lines running North East aud south
TINS Line now IN good repair through rsm Nashville 10
Augusta ma We expect to keep 30 ia future We shaH
sndessof 70 put all business for this Line through m
ias shortest time possible and sTpeet to be abe = ys
nsylS-H C. C cTUTF z-,r.
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WE always have full supply of Fancy Articles,
w usually kept in cur line consisting OF Liquor
Flasks Walking Canes, Cigar Cases, Snuff 60xes Cigar
Lighters, Wex Matches and splendid assortment of
Meerchaum. Powhattan, Enamel Glazed and other Pipes
with slargs variety of other Goods. LYONS d CO.,
jy22 -. r.. .. s..s Cedar st.
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~ LYONS ~ Coz, a..
~ IMPORTERS AND wHoLHsALz DrALERs IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
r.t .sN0lg AND ALL KINDS OF
.rn Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc.
z / u No. 10 CEDAR ST., sgg. Is .ssl
H. NASHVILLE TENNESSEE. sls
.i.s +.i 'v -fst1o % .-ii-- 0-a" t-aH
! t. ss-aaa TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE have now on hand and are constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of -
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO ;a, FOREIGN WINES
Which we are Offering to the trade at prices much
lower than they be had from any other house IN the
city. Our stock consists Of the finest brands Of HAVANA
Creams now in the market; BRASDIEs, which for flavor
cannot be surpassed and imported by ourselves direct
through the Custom House to this city Sherry PoRr and
MADERIA WsEs warranted pure and Of the best qualities
with full assortment Of Whskeys st. 'Croix and ia
u,aica Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds. 1Dl4 p
1 ~ To Country Merchants we offer the best induce
to purchase from US; cur stock is rgeand always
new To prompt customers Easferntfme wfbe GWEN 10
cash buyers give every advantage. All orders BY let
ter or otherwise will always meet with prompt attention.
ly2e .--z-..-.. ls Cedar St
Id. CHAMPAGNE VINE.
WE have now on hand 8468u
w 100 baskets CanneaaI and Fills, quarts and puts
Tbs above two Wines are ansar5ased IN avor and are
used throughout the Union more than any other
Wine We have been appointed by the Manufacturers,
: Also, Is baskets Gorden Royal quarts and pints
l. sfg5 / so u az O. Heidseck Co. :" " l.-.aal u
For sale at reduced prices by LYONS & CO, -
jy22 IS Cedar St
: n ~ I77T-I ; EsITT ERS. llII1l - 20
VNTE are also Agents for Mills Hostetter DIR Green's
wv ACCOMPLISHMENTS Btiers. 100 boxes assorted,
in store. 11IgaH BIS. e 5000 LYONS CO.. -t ID
iy22 s!saIs5H H.F l-.s7H 10 Cedar ST
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOs.-
WE have just received 49,
i wv CHEWING RoBACCos. SMOKING roBAccoS.
10 boxes Natural Leaf; SO bales Pocahoutas
Is g. W. Smiths IS bbls cut and dryt
i..s Wedding Cake; 50 gross
5 .. Honey Shuck; s-s Assorted in papers.
Is +. Assorted brands ali of which we variant of
the best qualities. > ii LYONS & CO, o.
iy2Q l f.aH -#--ii 'i....'- 10 Cedar st.
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WE are daily expecting aFge lot of the celebrated
w Pancake and Rough I'd Ready Chewing Tobac-
co. Also, 10000 Nicetisna Londres Cigars, and 90
600 other brands OF the finest qualities and favor.
jy22 LYONS CO, 10, Cedar st.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13

ernment. Human nature is fallible, and we do
not arrogate to ourselves any superiority of judg-
ment, but have, in the discharge of our duty.
thought proper to refer to VIII It had been done
by past Legislatures, that we might better judge
of what might be done in the future.
In announcing this opinion We are aware that
we will meet with the opposition of those whom
selfinterest prejudice but if it shall have the
which cluster so thick around the administration
evils which we have shadOwed forth, we will rest
judgment will sooner or later justify both the ne
cessity and correctness of this opinion.
From the foregoing, it follows that the act OF
April Sth, 1855. is unconstitutional and void
Judgment affirmed.
We concur: MURRAY, G. J.
HEYDENFELDT, j.
TERRY, J.
The Union, from which we extract the
above, in an article upon the decision, re-
marks:
"There is much about this movement
which will puzzle the people to comprehend
This case has been before the Supreme Court
for months. Had it been decided the first
month it went up, it would have prevented
the issuing of over million in bonds during
the past summer. While the case was slum-
bering in court, these bonds have been issu
ed, sold, and are now mostly held by parties
out of the State"
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13

quite dissimilar in mercantile necessities The
defect most prominent in our laws for the collec-
ton of debts, is in this: it provides no remedy
where the demand has not ripened into a debt, as
in case Of a note due at some future time. During
the time between the executing of note or other
obligation, and the period fixed for payment the
rascaly debtor may sell out and leave the country
without the creditor being able to move against
him.
In suits which are not founded upon contract
either express or implied, but for damages as for
injuries to person or property, the law gives the
agreved party no means of securing himself be-
fore trial and judgment; and the result is that
prudent lawyer will advise his client, even when
his case is perfect, to enter into suit, in more
than one case out of four. The reason is appa
rent: The property will have vanished by the
time execution can be obtained.
That our attachment law has been in numerous
instances abused by an improper use is quite GER
tain, but it seems to us that more dissatisfaction
and greater evils would grow out of such modi-
fication as our contemporaries vaguely hint at.
We regard the people of this State as honest
and highminded as those of any other body poll
tic. but whilst our circumstances are essentially
different from others, the cupidity of men is the
same in all countries, and the prudent legislator
will provide proper curb to it, and protection to
the trusting creditor.
This is splendid subject for Buncombe, and no
doubt we shall he ir much of it before the session
closes, but we have an abiding confidence in the
better jud gment of the Legislative body
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13
Notice to enforce Mechanics Lien.

District Court, 1lM Judicial District, Ffdee' Wv
New England Company vs.. Robert Jackson,
A LII PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAiMlNo
II liens under the provisions of an act OF !ne 80. ,e
gislature of this State, entitled San Act Ioi roa
curing Liens of Mechanics and Others, aPPiol4Sn 4Sn
April 9th. 1885," upon building and lot N "
town of Auburn, in said county. the second QUITO oa,
ing north of the Methodist Church on Sacramen'v "
street, formerly kept by said jackson as Resau
rant are hereby notified to be and appear De,o,
said court on the first day of next term !neleUd and
at the opening of the Court on that day 'ne" fail
there to exhibit the proofs of such liens a ai. ."
ure to exhibit such proofs will be deemed "''
yer of such lien. ,cnoN
CROCKER & LANGDON'
dee. 13, 1866 -lw. Att'ys for Plantln'
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13

VuNHE undersigned would most respectfully IN,
Il form the public that he now has chargs
of the EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, and wouiu
be pleased to furnish all those desiring ias'
HORSES and GOOD BUGGIES.
SC HUNTRESS,
Auburn, December 13. 1856.
GEORGE WILLMENT.
.ft the Corner of Commercial and Courts stTee'
HAS ON HAND AND FOR SALE LAkuh
Ill assortment of choice
WINES AND LIQUORS,
FINE OLD BRANDIES. Avn
OLD BOURBON, OLD RYE, AM
MANONGAHELA WHISKY,
SHERRY AND PORT WINE. ,,>,r
Also, "HEIDSEICK" CHAMPAGNE WINE
Dec. 13tf
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13
UNITED STATES RESTAURANT.

UNITED STATES RESTAURANT.
-
.fuburn, 6et,ceen the Herald Office ana I"e'"''
CHARLES MORRISON.
MEALS PREPARED AT ALL HOURS.-Dec' I'' my
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-30
RURAL PUBLICATIONS. 4

TIE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN is a beautifully illus
trated weekly of Is pages quarto, with special De-
~partments for the Farm, the Grazier, the Dairy, the
Fruit Garden and Orchard. the Florist, the Kitchen
Garden, the Housewife, the FireSide, &c. ssThis is
without question, the BEST Agricultural Paper in the
United States. Hon. JoHN WESTWoBTH, NJ G. of
Illinois. Price 50 a year.
The CULTIvAToR, monthly, 50 pages octavo-well
known for twenty years, as tho best monthly agricul-
tural Journal in this country. Price so cents pei
year.
THE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL REGISTER or RURAL
AFFARs. The tRONOs. issued for 1855 and 1856
contain more than $50 engravings of buildings. ami.
mails, trees fruits, &c. Price 25 cents each-sent
post paid by mail.
These works combine attractions to be found in nc
similar publications, and the publishers will send
specimens of the papers to all who would like to ex-
anime them. Published at Albany, N. Y, by
x1n13tf LUTHER TUCKNER SON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-30
CONGRESS.

Congress adjourned on Monday the 18th,
without passing the army appropriation Bill
The President Immediately called an extra ses-
sion, to meet Thursday, the 2lst.
The "Des Moines Rapids Bill" appropria-
ting two hundred thousand dollars for the re-
moval Of Instructions in the Mississippi river,
between Keokuk and Montrose, has past.
This bill, twill be reccollected, passed both
Houses of Congress, was sent to the President,
was by him returned to the House without his
signature-was there passed by the cunstitu-
tional majority of two-thirds-was sent to the
Senate for concurrence, and by that body re-
jected, not quite two-thirds voting in its favor
But the friends of the bill did not, it seems
give it up; they procured a reconsideration o.
the vote, and carried the bill and %appropria.
ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-30
EEmAHA COUNTY.

sheriff COLEMAN has Just completed his
dtlfes as Assessor Of this County. By his kind
we are allowed the use Of his report The
ID shows an almost unparalleled increase
81 rroperty in. quality, quantity, number and
rsIne, since the last assessment, one year ago.
Lstf year the number of. acres under c%ultiva-
in this county, was not quite 1000 acres.
Is year there is being cultivated 1890 acres;
sarned valuation $35,275. This shows the
ess.age' value of an acre Of land fenced and
good state of cultivation, to be about 81,
ahich add the government price, $1,25,
pe have 1925 per acre; the cost of a farm
ebraska with a good comfortable house,
fences and crop standing. Now to the
We feel safe in saying that corn in this
~ will average Is bushels to the acre,
We VIII put the price per bushcl lows
per bushel-and the figures show SIS.
r acre for corn land. All other crops are
LILY productive ami profitable grown upon
oil. Here we have a profit Of $1,000 pei
on two years experience in Nebraska
ing.
amber Of horses in this county last yea
LILO; this year 26O. Cattle are mostly
ui for, farming purposes here, consequently
comparatively few horses are owned; bu
what we have are good: average value SIPS
Sd year the returns. show III cattle of al
etles. This year l,450. The average value
"a down at SIS: We think this low. A
humber of oxen are employed, the aver
saluc of which is about $50 per pair, o.
Mich COWS range from $50 to $40
r4ie will be much cheaper, however, afte
when we have sufficient to reasonably
the county. To raise cattle costs almos
bing.a They need no feed during the sum-
and hay car be put up for winter use. al
st of 81. pei ton.
Last gear the total amount of taxable prop.
in Neniaha county was s74,98O,oO; thi
the report shows STA. 1880 Lastyea
claims were taxed; this year simply tn,
5royements thereon.
Total value Of'town property in this count!
year, $3,850,0O. This year, S39,87o,OC
81 year we may safely look for still create
rotionate results.
Above We have given a statement Of fact
figures. One thing, however should b
hhe in mind; that tax valuations are gener
below the actual value. Most person
b the. habit of putting down the figures
nch occasions to the Lowest notch"
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-30

PoIITIcs,-Thought we'd write a short arti-
Gle on the subject this week: Guess we'll defer
it. Subject to US is dry, when compared with
matters intimately connected with Nebraska
We ike TO talk with our readers upon this
subject. There is always something refresh
ing, cheerful and enlivening to talk about, con-
nected with ourilterests here. Our fine wide
spread prairies, inexhaustable sol, social, neigh
borly people, encouraging prospects; far out
shine the dull nlopotonous, abusive, friend
severing, money spending, whisky drinking
routine Of politics. Excuse US this week?
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-30
M. e. MOIES & co.
No. Is. Main sttggt. St. Louis No.

No. 16, Main Street, st. Louis Mo.
GENTS for SHaaB's Corn and Wheat Mill
n the sQueen Of the South" This remarkable
Mill has been Kept secured to the inventor BY eaveat
recently, however, June 9th, 1851 Letters
Patent for the United States have been sFanted, Sc
curing the invention for fourteen years. This Mill
has sustained itself whoever it has been brought in
to competition with other Mills. 1t was run against
ssue other make of Mills of cur city, at the Ohio State
Fair, in 1850, when it drew a diploma as the best
Corn Mill, and was awarded a fine silver medal.
Of these Mills we manufacture FIVE sizes for corn,
and three expressly for grinding wheat -four.
The peculiar novelty Of this Mill is, the under
stone is the running stone, in all cases. There is no
limit to the speed, and as speed is everything in grind
ing, it viii out grind any upper grinder in the world.
Secondly: BY this Arrangement we are enabled to
get grain into the Mill with a very small eye, conse-
quently we grind nearer the centre, and Of course
with less power than any upper runner can be made.
Thirdly: Our Mill takes any kind of grain without
choking. We warrant against choking in any and all
cases. This is a great v~exation causing delay and
trouble in all Mills where the upper stone is the run
ner. Of course, we mean smlll Mills, where the mo-
ton must be high to do much business.
Fourthly: Our Mills never take INJURY by running
empty-the under stone not touching the upper one,
no injury can be done. This is an important advan-
tage over all Mills where the upper stone is the run
ner. August %, 1855. T1n12tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-30

KANSAS CONTESTED SEAT.-The action Of
the House upon the contested election case oil
Delegates from Kansas, has resulted in the re-
lection of both WHITFIELD and REEDER. The
consequence will be that a new election will
be held as soon as practicable. 1t is certain
that WHITFIELD viii again be a candidate. II
is rumored' that REEDER will not. We are,
however, of the opinion that the race will
again be by the same nags.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-30

Missouri ELEcTIox.-We learn from the
St Louis Republican, of the Goth, that returns
are in from "A counties-32 counties yet 10
hear from. Polk is without doubt elected
Governor. The probability is that JACKSON,
for Lieut.. Governor, is beaten by NEwLAND,
the American candidate. The other candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket are, in all prob
ability elected, except possibly the Superinten-
dent of Schools.