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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONsS
Nov. l3.-Beore Judge Morris, Justices EMMoNs aud
scHooEaAKER
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT Trial Term.-Nos 500, COG, 702,
707 ZIG 72I RS 726 727 $685. $751; 735, 1885, $780, 74O,
TAI 553 749 49, 753 75l, 76O 76l, 679 $50, &C., 76?,
764, 766, $50 49,.
SUPREME Court CIRcUIr.-Nos. 2l08, 200i 1886,
$685. $50 20l3 1882 265 $780, 7iS, 73O, 81 Al, 1901,
144, 1908, 1864 1853, 81.
UsIrED STATES DisrRrcr CoURr.-Nos. sc, -, 33,
A. 81 IS 10 So inclusive
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Markets. CAREFULLY REFoLrEp FOR The TnrsusE.


ASHEsThe market m for Pots with sales Of n bbls ~
3762l; Pearls are dull AZ SO l2l y 80 %
COlTON-A moderate business was done this morning q,
former quotations which continued Since the Eu;oPas
oya his afternoon nothing has been done. Her news u
NC favorable than expected The sales are Low ohes
We qsole -
.r,f.nfs gl.r.Ia Igbiie, NO : rex.
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Total. ...................''....S 1ssjo II

By the Europa we learn that there has been some
ia lt improvement in the London Money Market, and
Consols have advanced B. cent. The advices from
Pans are also more favorable. The los Of bullion by
the Bank for the week was only fl22 ST..
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 25h Of October gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
$ Ss i s!i5 Be-: ss5
On the other side Of the account:
Government securities lo,o476l Decrease. s%i0'l
S So1s. sSrmpioyci sc5ssS aeese. $3.50
The amount of notes in circulation is go i72,sl5.
being decrease Of E5s2 $50, aud the stock of BULL IN
in both department. is 70 637 $50 showing decrease
of fl2l ssGwhen compared with the preceding retuIn
The Jas Bapes was daily expected from Australia
with f7OO,OOO N gold. The Melbourne papers state
that the shipments of the first bal; year Of 1856
amounted 10 SIS CJ O., or, reckoung 20 u to the
,un. TO CO tuns, 3 cw,., Or, l. Is enl o.
The measures OF stIiDgeDey adopted by the Bank If
England have prevented the withdrawal % any fl--
,h.r large amounts of gold for the Continent
TIE Circular Of Stolteuiolt, Frost & c.. SAYS:
There has beer al active demand fr Money i-rios tie
e as T ss I.s. q RR cr As Toe a sess *
favorable than II was 20 tie position Of the TX
70 s6ch no,lns would eud more ree,Gay than ce.ss. q
Of the dras uron bullion IN the Bank Of EuF.anf In
Hamburg the rate OF discount has fle7 3 cent, T..
Bosd u Trade jas Published again show yry
voratie o. blsIuess.'
In relation to American Sto,k', Bel, Son 4 Co..
London, report:
That there hsd beer less b.uess doing and few aci
which had taAeu place. bots ste So Il nd
Railroad Bonds had been a. somewhat g~er PTices"
Mr. Satterthwaite says:
Since advces Of the 2t LOST. have n re
te6dy feeling generally in Money CIR les TIE payment div
isna. Bah Of Eaelld lth kas
trllor u tis: e'tb'hEer' tas ped lfrge Slm . u.
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Whaicrs.

CID at New Bedford 10th bark Gate ship z j. - 4
tof Fsirbavsn) M1rsh North Pacfc bATks AnEofA A,s
Wesportl MsrsI a. do. DE-. Pransn cot do RnsseV' ~
tie o.. an Sailed 0lh hsrk susan, Pacific Ocean a,l
letter frcn Cat. Smith of ship Newark Of Nc" 90
reports L.I VI Coast ofEeW GUiGea May ~ with ~
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N.EWJERSEY ITEMS.

TIE Republican State Gazette, at Trenton, the State
organ Of the Republican party, having become cstib
islej upon permanent basis, 1t will be continued by
d. b. ed, heretofore publisher Of The Rct5rmer.
The name of The Gazette has been changed to Daily
RtBUJi.caR.
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Increase, tS,'v ~
The Third.avenue Railroad Company received from
passene ers in September, 1856, 5000 u.
The business Of the Clearing House was s32 900.
The George Law, from San francisco, brings
Csc 0 in gold on her manifest. This receipt, with
tie falling off Of specie shipments has largely increased
the confidence of the street in an easy money market
at hand. The advices by the Law are generally ia
vorable. The miners are doing well, but gold dust
was rather scarce in San Francisco Money continued
moderately easy. Loans were making at to T.
cent T. month. The Prices Current says that the
supply of dust has been very short during the fort
night and many who were expecting large sums from
the interior have been disappointed" Large remit
taDces held out ir prospect for the next mail, as
the Branch Min. will by that time have made its pay
ments which we're lot in time for the present mail
Bars have been so far in good demand, although
rot so quick a. some expected they would be, in COZ.
sequence Of the Branch Mint having stopped their
manufacture. The bankers generally well sup
Piled after last steamer, but the falling off in the re-
cepts Of dust has forced the merchants into the mar
ke and as we write there contracts for $50 at par,
rate which will probably be asked for 900 before the
closing Of the steamer accounts. sale of $40 was,
however, made yesterday morning at Of y cent
discount.
In addition TO the specie brought b. the George
Law the following amount has been conveyed on the
Panama Raload since the last advces for English
count:
Gold.......................... $50S6 81
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BROOHLYV ITEMS

LAuYcnED.-Yesterday afternoon William Collier
launched from his yard Greenpoin schooner Of SO tup
Gedney and intended for the coastng trade
Ekford Webb launched barge, built for the Delaware
Lacs awanna and Western Railroad Company
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Receipts Of Produce.-Nov. IS.

Ev North Rirey BJa 1880 bbls. Flour s155o bush.
W., 50Gn tush. Com IS pk-s. Ashes So do Whisky
Bv Erie RS a,oeG3 80 b0 Flour 3S9 pkgs. WHISKY, $50
do
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price of the prn'
riral articles of Farm Produce in the City OF New
York on Thursday Nov. 10:
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SINGING MousE.-We were shown this morning
living curiosity in the shape OF mouse, which pos
sessed and exercised musical powers somewhat similar
10 u Cauary bird 1, was captured few weeks since
at No 800 Broad street, near Fair, by gentleman
who while sick, made it quite tame and was accus-
toned to hear it sing every day, sometimes for hours
wiihou, coasng.
tn temperance similar 10 common house mouse,
and was hrst heard toe shelves in the store, and sab
sequent'y appeared in thc geoeman's sleeping roo n.
The sounds produced are n varied character, and
denote most distinctly toe presence of not only fear
distress, but contentment ard pleasure Its voics is
not very LOAD nor powerful but stu ses consider
able compass; and the transitions from one note b
anoteer are maze WIN remarkable grace and accuracy.
When hungry ii generally siogs the loudest in n
come shat pla;ntNe tons, a. If asking for 70 ,d It'll
quite tame Newark Daily Advertiser.
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IAJvertisemeEti

SWIFT, RANSOM 4 Co., BANKERS No. 81
Pinest NewYork-DRAFTs sold and BILLS purchased on
Fpsand DRAFTS aud CREDITS granted Chicago and Cot
LHCTIoxs made the principal and cities Of the West
ard Northwest Payments in Chicago ordered BY telegraph
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MILITARY BALL.-The First Annual Ball of the
German HORSE guard of the Eastern District took place last
night at the Odeon. The attendance quite large.
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s,p,rwr coUar-esssr..s. and pssssp,. ''''''
TaS PARK BAs. fe nav a.,, -, ao,.,.

sp,rvx coUar-esyrs.. rs .ns psss.p, ~ 0''''
suFhf"E 49,. RocsvvvLr, DAVIS e
rms PARK BANK fnnn -, NJ.
Neuben W. ho"VSS ~. -. .aAL. ID. Fresncs,.
~. IN This else-boih in the Superior
10y pS.re The original action, charging the defend
~ X,yis with having friufue1tly by oVsrdrat' On
-. pa Bank fallen iOto their debt, and In the ID.
rsme Court on incidental matters-hsve beea noticed
kcu zane 10 time as they occurred.
Tl,e csse came up this morning on appeal from
oursc of orders made at Special Term first en-
io;ptng the defendant Davis from making any d.po.
os q bis properly BsnSas e pt 10 Fe1e.i
appointing receiver OF Daviss property.
II was arc ued By Mr. Dyet for the Defendants, and
Mr. Cutler Tor the plaintiff, and finally the order sp
pointing receiver was affirmed, the other standing
over.
Another suit against these defendant, aed number
Of others have just been commenced in the Supreme
Court.
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR. :,
josiah Collins, jr., Of Scuppernong, N. C., was ADMIT
ted to the bar on motion Of Judge Kent h.-
John A. Godfrey, q member Of ne Caiifornis DaI
Bernard Roelher, member oil the nGs'yh Ja. ,h;ms.
sso admitted-tbe former on motion OF r. % 'oac""'
sen, The latter Of VIM NJ. Evars
svRRoaATEs CoURT-Nov. Is-B1Ore A. W. Bs'o
TIE PARISH WILL CAGE NJ,
Mr. David M. Bryson Cashier Of the Pnen n Penh
testified yesterday tha, Mr. Parish ~tagve% with Tar
Parish after his attack he made re marx 70 tnei
Of transfer without help; nodded VIXEN asked IL ne %
Serstood what he was doing and said distinctly,
At subsoqpeot interview in august lso'' when ma
svansfer was made TO Mrs. Parish, witness then read
Ne form of transfer to Mr. p, and asked hun If he I'M
deystood Il. He made his mark without aid, and ex.
pressed himself satisfied by saying Yes and looking
pleased. ,-:,o.uo u.,o.,
ON cross examination, witness described the yes
"a oue distinctly uttered, always with an immediate
repetition of Eyes yes," deliberately and generally
Accompanied by shake of the head; the word her
was not 90 plainly spoken.
DR. =. N. johnston was the next witness called.
Hi testimony did not Id materially to that already
elected; his observation Of the case had been limited,
having only seen Dir. Parish few tunes. He proessed
himself unable to remember whether or no he had OK
pressed doubts TO Mr. Kernochan las one witness had
stated ss to Mr.. Parish's soundness of mind.
John H. Dunnng, Teller Of the Phenix Bank, was
next put upon the stand. His testimony was substen-
tally the same as Mr.. Byson's.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM Nov. 49,
Before Judge BsADY.
Augustine Chave agt. Maurice Chave.
Order appointing next friend.
Pauline Having sgt. David Having
Divorce granted.
Charles Barnes sgt. Levi Hart.
Motion for attachment denied.
William Van Nostrsnd, &c, ast. William Chsnncey
Motion for satisfaction of judgment granted.
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THrRspAY, Nov. 1872. ".

THURSDAY, NOV. io-f' H'
yhe Stock market gained additional strength to-day,
gad subsequent to the delivery Of the Europas news
closed very firm, with quite buoy ant feeling tor most
Securities. Operators for rise were quite connden',
favored by tire increasing ease in Money natter,
which begins 70 be felt in al departments Of u'nes''
especially among lenders, who are willing to loan
Money at call on Stock collateral at 2 cent to the
leading Broker. Such accommodation was freely
offered to- day. but not freely made use Of AT the
close Erie Gig; Reading sOI; Central 81; Mich
igan Southern, 80; Toledo, ~ &c. The market
very strong and prices had an upward tendency.
To Liverpool, 30, eco bbls. of Flour were engaged
at 2s Cd. 2s. 3D.; 65 coo BUSH Grain at 9d. lOd;
200 bales Cotton at SOD G3.l6d.; Heavy Goods at
27s. 3D. q30s. To London, 5000 bbls Of Flour a.
3s. 3d. Grain at HID; 500 bbls. Oil Cake at IS. 3D.;
80 tuns Oil Cake in baax 32s. Cd. To Glasgow,
500 bbls Flour at 3s. 3D.. 1000 bush. Grain at I'D
in vessel and lad. in steamer Tempest; Heavy Goods
at 3Cs. in vessel and sos. per same steamer, and
Cheese at %. To Marseilles, 10000 bush Grain at
24c. and 200 bbls Flour at Sc. To Antwerp, Grain
at 10.
The business Of the Sub-treasury was: Receipts,
s69,O7s 81; Payments, sl9s $50 SO; Balance, sl2,.
156 703 0jd.
The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
noXx L. f.
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TUX Coryry C,svAssrRs.-Tbe Board of Suoer-

The COUNTY CANyAsSERs.-The Board of Super
hold daily sessions in the Supreme Court Chamber at the
City Hail. for the purpose Of canvang The vote cast for Pes
DENTAL State, and County iidaes. Tunis Bergen
prede number of the returns sent back for correction
The being heavy will probably not be
concluded till Tuesday Wedpesday Of next week.
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Yesterday Thomas Neil

ASSAULT UPON 4 l. ,wYER.--Yes.crdsy Thomas Neil
and james Grady brought before Justice Smith the
charge Of committing violent assault and battery Edw
r. Travis with intent KILL The accused waived xannaon
and bail for trial
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KINGS County MISUNDERSTANDING in the Hos
pa 4i3 received the week ending November Sc born,
transferred the Aims House to Lunatic Asylum Ii dis
charged, So; deceased, 2; remaining 48.
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WnLIAMspuRGH DIspEssARY.--At the month,

meeting Of the Trustees last evening DR. Hardcaste reported
that during pa. month 2 patients had been treated VIZ
males rs females III United States 80: Ireland, 1885, En-
gland 10; Germany, 10; Scotland l. Prescriptions given
ont
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A lsIge amount Of counterfeit ml1ey-sSns $500 or
slo0owTs passed. Cd ia this county ls' "ceA By ad
yiduals who purchasing cattle IL On % oD of the
Ecehc'd BANKING Company wish had been altered from
bank in Freehold which tust several ago and
Der If whose snk hills stolen lie vault Efforts have
bon made !bc parties ta they have not been slecess
~ - ye.. IM9Usi 9wn !eTs ynan
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Disasters, &c.

MEm-The Br. exploring bark Resoute, Capt. HaIts,sn
was towed TO sea to-day by steam-tug Achilles.
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NrxIAYvnR ALNASAc....fsla exy
Bun-Rsss.... GO sets........ 40 Xeos-liss a =
HIGu wAvga... ssis DAY. -" 81
Sandy Hooh. s:ll Gov Issni soim Hell sso - "A .
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PoIsoSISG.--A young girl was married al Sat,e-,
Vile, in South Bergen "Wednesday night usa con.i.
erSoy her senior 10 years a. the solicitation Of psen and
CONTRARY will Yesterday miutns toak 1oss
polls A. which would hsy. ended her lie was dis oy
erred And physician called who relieved her sog.h of
part the dose. Late yesterday afternoon thew
were s.ill eudsayosing TO save her lite.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-Nov. l3-Bcfore the
RECORDER.
A tbo 81 (haa yto

RECORDER.
At the opening Of the Court, Chas. B. Huntington,
the noted Wall street orger aragned twenty
indictments to all Of which he pleaded MOI Guilty" James
T. Brady esq, appeared his counsel aud moved for post
ponenent Of trial until the next Tem OF the
absence Of important Witnesses. The motion granted
Peter McGinness pleaded guilty TO mauslaughter 10
the fourth degree in causing the death of John Mcclure by
striking him the head producing fracture of the skull
The toek place in August last No s3 Grand street
The plea accepted and the prisoner emanded for sentence
John Lawrence convicted of assault with intent
Herman CHAMBER Of No. 80 Hudson street. and sentenced
TO the Penentiary for one year.
Thomas NOurse pleaded guilty to stealing two pieces
Of cashmere valued at 49, from the store of Samuel b. Bar
ton, No. l76 Fulton street. State Prison years.
Francis Jaeger pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
PententiAry month.
Cbas. Jones pleaded guilty 10 an attempt TO commit
sYapd larceny. Penitentsry
Michael Clifford was convicted of petit larceny, and
remanded for sentence.
Adjourned for the day.
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONSS
Nov l3-Beforc Judge NORRIS Justices EMMoys and
scHoosaAKER
Wm Mcintyre was placed on tral upon an lndict-
attempt commit upon the of little
girl Mary Heaey in Sixth street between North Fourth
and North Fifth streets Wilamsburgh in tine month Of Juae
The evidence did sustain the charge and tue defend
ant acquitted.
Frances Clark was arraigned on the charge of re-
ceivng stolen goods She keeps junk store in Atlantic street
Some bsys appears, stole bellows and knives and
forks Which they sold for about fifteen cents The
asked where obtained them but they refused tell IL
shown that she did know that the goods solen
the Jury brought In q verdict of not guilty
Uriah Masters pleaded guilty to keeping disorderly
HON az 0reenpoint Sentence deferred.
George Wagner, indicted for grand larceny was CON-
vcted petit larceny, and sentenced the County Jail for
twenty days.
The Court then adjourned till this day.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
cHANCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE.

fttrr q. camden @. d. n CtHey et ais.
The Office the Clerk and Master Of the bAncery Court
u at Nashville, he An Day Of Apri 1885, action %
the complainant hy IA, counsel IN the ahnye e. Audit
appearing 10 The sat feuon 81 the Clerk ard Master that
the devBdinti, osb COdey ami Jane Cooley
real entz OF III site u Tenne and ksrtrr tie or
nary process ~ Ills Cont cannot ne sTve them II Is
therefore ordered BY he Clerk and Master that pubcA
De made for ur weeksiu sicn IN TIE Nashville Pstre
Newspaper published In thr Of Ma hvie curing the
sad dscf 20 appear AZ the Ext Of the ohabrey
Court 20 be holden tie o0sny Of haNi soa the
house Thereof In hr city Of Nashville THE hrst Monday
IN Ma next and answer said hin the will re
for confessed aud d1~n Err hesrnV parte.
Al5-Wft C. d. BRIEN, CeTk ard ~ sster.
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CHANCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE

~ T. Long w. " m. IL long.
the Office oth. Clerk and Master Of the Chancery Court
II al Nashville, the .h dsy Of April 1886 motion Of
the complainant by her counsel in the above cause and it
appearing the satsfac n Of the Clerk Masertha
the defendant VIM IL. Io is resident OF the Sta
Of Tennessee and thereto the ordinary process Of this
Z, cannot be served him. il is therefore ordered by
the Clerk and Master tha public alton mad for weeks
in succession in the Nashy Patriot pabiAhd
IN the city II NashN requiring the said de endAnt ap
al the next term OF the Chncery Court 20 holden
fr the county q Davidson, the house thereof
city Of Nashville the second Monday in May next, aud
answer aid bill the be "a ken for confessed
q in and e do En for h airing parte
ID larka ndM Mast
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
CHANCRRY CoTRr AT NASHVILLE

John D. Camden e. ais e. Temple &. De I e. as.
the Office OF The Clerk AMI Master Of the ChanceFy
n Court atSSsvle the 18th day OF April, 1886
tou Of the coHpsnAns by their in he above cause
aud It appearing the satisfaction Of the Ce aud Master
that the de eudint temple e. Bell Is NONRESIDENT Of the
state OF rnne and therefore the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be ssrvei lin Il Il Their ore by
the Clerk and Master that be made m -four weeks
In success In In the Nashville p triot publ bed
ia the city 81 shgie, requiring the Aid deen daBt APP
t the neNtterm ~ the Chancefy Cour be ho for
the county Of Davidson, the house thereof
city OF Nashville the first Monday in Nav next and
said iii, the will he taken Tor confessed
him aud st down Tor hearing parte q. BRIEN,
lrka and
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CaANCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE.

"
the office If he Clerk and Master OF the Chancery Court
n Nashville, the 5n day OF Ri, 1885, motion OF
the compl M ant BY his unset IN the above and
appearing satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
defendants Hocom Johnston and BfacksOn e. Dick
nonresdens Of the State Of Tennessee, and therefore the
ordinary OF this Court cannot he served them;
IL therefore ordered ny the Gle and Master that pubca
ton be mad for four weeks In the Nashville
Pa'rio newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
curing the said defendants appear at the next teru The
Chancery out to be holden for the nty Of DRy at
the house thereof In the city Of nashville the nst
Monday in May KIT and said bill the viii
be taken for confessed them and down for hearin
paTte. apS-W4l Z. ID. BR EN-, Clerk and Master
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE A MEEK.

TIVE light Draught stesrner NON a cT~1
l. TICELLO, q W COUCR, Master, Errgl~1rTf.ba-
viii run above until January next,
after which she ply regularly b-twern this port and
WAITS BORu and all intermvdiste ,dings Orders len
with her for passage freight will meet with prompt
attention. II. n HARRISON, -.
oct92- Gu A. HAMILTON, Nbeh0''
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Mutual Protection Insurance. Company.

-. t.8,ht.l !, ~ slnisaf fro,estea ie~.sRee
- - a 81 s4H i.ractiittf - teeif -
- - q 49,, s.s.rs ara rslsis AesT ~ - g AlAE
$50 y, . trl fn1 seceaets 20, taf se%tt -. = N~t-
alta - ~~ts*t~s = -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
YOUNG AMERICAi

YOUNG AMERICA!
agents Wanted every county in this and adjoining states
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
TO AL such chance 70 make money will be oneredd
Exclusive State and County privileges will be dsPoseT
unusually fair terms by application 70 the propTieto
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISEHS,
offer you a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the IN
on which be upecvded uy past future in
sentions. Il the very Mil which every Farmer Stock
Raiser should hayr t will crush from 70 10 bushels Corr
and Cob per hour with horse easily fitted and
mansgrd weighs $40 lbs and all intact OF the grinding
surfaces prevented viii last any farmer ordinary life
lime speak thus Of its durability, because he ssme
principle has been fairy tested in the old Bark MILL Who
a WILL on TRIaL
for mon n anu It don't give complete satisfaction to
return ~ II there be any thus disposed, let him
~ refunded The Crushrr be attached TO horse
steam power which renders IL the ost convenient
in the south require too much power or will soon wear
out. AecoTdingto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Com and Cob Mil which admits Of lateral wahbling
motion wi sariy oat; all other crushers
enable 10 this grand dscton and the Propristors
dispute a. In The instruction Of "foUSa ANA
tea" have power, and DKFr NTEADIcrpS have
irssened friction and cHALLNGE oSK woED 70 the contrary
have pr, vented wAboing lateral roon, and all are
uperipr 10 any other Ma am now selling thi. Tennes
inVrbtion al the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
and any one wanting sood thiag rs earnestly reqaes.
cd 20 examine the true merits and principles Of thus M
aud order IRON the PrOpTietors or Agents.
A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
j. y. DRoMGOOLE SOLE Proprietor.
sheibyvile, Tenn
a. a. is.
Ellis Moore CO.. 81 Market street, HnhVlle, Mana.
and General Agents.
Beaumont. Fan Co. Clarksvs, Agents for Montgomery
COnnty
Ab. watkins, Pulaski, Agent for GLE, County.
wm. - Huut, salem, Agent Tor frAaknn CosHty Tenn,
and JACKSON ounsy, Ala
James B. Vance, C4stAliAn spring. Agent for Sumner
ognly
J. W. Hatcher Columbia, Agent fos MARY County.
W. n. kelL p. Home, Agent Ter smith County.
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W. r. hunsy nroN. LoadOn, Agents for EASs Tennes-
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