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= ,Tp1l{TAYT 10 COTTON PLANPERs-BY

TMFU{TANT To CU1'TUN PI!AN E1Iks.-bi
which Incomes be Doubled-fhe Undersigned
has and obtained letters patent from the United States
combination machinery Tor convert
ing Yarns by continuous process from the
Gin through preparation ard spinning machinery until il il
ready shipment weaving. The saving of COTTON
WASTE will be least Ten Per Cent? and as exclude in my
machinery the cotton into bales,
lis handling those open and dsentangle it, which
are very destructive their operations the fibre but
dispenahe Of ginning and spinning
YARNS are made OF unbrokeh hbe, and hence
will stronger, will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in market.
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges TO
his patent: Planters will be Informed terms with
pee Instructions how it, how obtain the best
chty, and all other particulars, application
dressed here consultation with
corner FRONT and Dauphin streets up stairs.
tt3 ivAW GEORGE G, HENRY, Mobile, Ala
I ARD 0IiI-l5O bDle choice Cincinnati, for sale by
l. JOSEPH LANDS i CO,
[ aul7 IS Tehoupi;ouias street
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
uoyr yrrTr Jgsup NCp coyp,yv u,..,
corner Natchez and CIamn streets - ~ N
A. Brother. -. President
John R. Vice Pres3
J. H. Wheeler. Secretary
NrPcu ANTS, NrTTUa AL INSURANCE COMPANY Ma,
ia Canal street,
T. Pemherop President
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY, No. Jog Canal
J. Tuyes President.
L. c. Adams Secretary.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Corner
Camp and Commercial Place.
A.
G. j. Mansoni Secretary
LOUISIANA MUTUAL lESUhANCE CONfAN1 SoutD
east corner Camp and Natchez streets.
Z. Briggs. fresideht
A. Carrere: Ntce-fres1dent-
b. r. janv1er-. Secretary.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner Camp
Common streets.
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THOs. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
@. J. MAEsoN1, Secretary.

THOS. A. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
CO... MAEsoNI, Secretary.
fRUs1EEs.
John Watt, g. g. Hawkins, Z. B. Snedes
J. A. Bsrell, W. T. Barley, Thos Henderson,
Samuel Bell, ". G. Robinson, N. Avendano,
]. v. Zacharie, ?. n. Strong, r. W Adams,
NJ Q. II. Norton, P. simms, N. NJ. Wright,
G. T. Buddecke, r. ". Estlin, San'l Smith,
W. F Fredenburg VIM. R. Miles, Z. Marquee,
s. h. Kennedy, John D. Beia, Geo. MacGregor,
r. B. Sumner, J. W. Carroll, s. B. Newman.
H. Frellsen, G. Fellowes, J. j. Person
". P. Saunders, Lionel C. Lay iyE lv
NOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, of New Orleans, have this day
operations and prepared to take Fire. Marine and Rive
Risks at The usual rates.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. VI. West, r. P. Hunt,
Jas A White. MI. Musson,
Evan J. Mccall, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
D. Jamison, Paun J. Martin,
Antonio Costa, Cesaire Olivier,
Oner Gaillard, John Eaton,
D. Bouligny
OMER GAILLARD. President.
GEO. ". WEST, Vice President.
A.SC Secretary mn V
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. - In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter the Ores
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June ~, ls5i. is95s 20
Amount Of untermnated risks July 1t l9 969 IS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans )
Be Remembered that the 18th January 1857, before
he subscriber, Justice OF the Peace and for the
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary. of the Home Mutual
cordng law do depose and
and correct the books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before Of January
1881 CHAS NJ BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans.
OF Trustees have resolved interest of six
per the outstanding certificates profits
thereof their legal and after
MONDAY, the 9Th of February
The of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY per cent. the earned premiums Of the Com
pany ending 3t December 1856 for which
will be issued and after the 18th Of March next
kThs Company continues the peril Of the
seas rivers loss damage fire. the Of
premium. Office No. 70 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
John r. SHAW Vice.Presdeut.
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SrpiICE .-GEONtiE ". PARKER AMI saw YER
y HAY V iEp CONTINUE a~ocurG With ~ in tic h. -.es
Of the I.UU LSIANA and FACT UEr Ef->f'~ w
JUI.N !-ASkINH.
New Orleans, june - I:JT, julG
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cELEBKATED PLANTA.

NIcGONVAN'S CELEBRATED ELANTA-
FORCE 60 4ST II rTNPS ANb rtMriNG ENGINES, Dis,
HUNDRED AND TWENTY TM0uSAND GALhuNS PER
PUNFS FOR UiSrERNS AND DEEP WELLS; COPPER
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSES WITH BRASS FALL
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
McGowan's Portable Plantation steam Pumping Engines fol
lifting and forcing large volume OF water from the river
overowng rice lands supplying sugar houses etc Draining
Engines small Sugar House Engines with lined Metal
boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckng Engines PoT'
Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked by brake,
capable of throwing from 81 TO 10 gallons minute through
Il o2zle, II distance OF from 100 o feet.
engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular mill gin stands, and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses, houses, where
onpact and simple vertical engines are desirable.
No brick work orerecti"n Of kind is necessary in putting
these work, both engines boilers
and all connections are made.
Cincinnati, December l, 1856.
Messrs Geo. u. Winchell, Bro. X Co:
Cieus-rhe Pumping Engine purchased of for Of
small shop the line of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in use time and given perfect satisfaction.
consider best pumping within knowledge
The engine drives besides the 81 inch circular
S. pressure the inch OF the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend the notice OF railroad managers anc
0''S'S s. B. MORSE, supt. c. and c. R. R.
New Orleans, owe ber J, 1852
Office y. o., on, and o. W Rnilro33H 90.
Mr.. Bridge Siru TO Your inquiry c!tH tto l
performance Pumps now in use upon th. road
only say thnt they quite cUtn your representa- ION
and the variety O. pumps VT haVe III use tile! NJ
decidedly the best. , ,,
The above Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by tn
ulscribcr, sole agent here for lhe manG,gr!nrers
ic2j ISAAC BRIDGE, y Mlgazne :, ct.
NNiicE-GEoH.&E ~. PARKER AMI ,SA"EEl
u The ''o' 9iNN 4 anu '5.~''"@ JOIN HAsHEH5:
! New Orleans, Julc = l:5T, jsld
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The Board OF Directors shall have the power appoint such
officers clerks and employees shall be necessary the
ducne the business OF said Company, and to ordain such by
laws rules and regulations they deem necessary for the
ict with the this state the intent and meaning
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DURAL RESIDENCEs-
n MANUFACTURING SITFSl
RARE OPPORTUNITY,
LONG CREDIT ! !.
FOR sALE-ls0 SQUARES OR ABOUT 34oo LOTS IN
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HARDWARE.

b., 7. X.
A NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORKS The undersigned beg lea We to inform
featuring all kinds Of Architectural and Building iron
Work at Nos IS and 81 Circus street. such az ha
ing Shutters. Safe and Bank Doors, Straight and Crcul
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc. r.,
They keep constantly Cast and Wrought Iron Col
umns Ventators Weights and I'll all orders OF
Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch. ,.,,,,,,u ,o
BENNETT q w.
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NH The undersigned prepared 70
W manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS and
MACHINERY all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Planta
lions Saw Mills Cotton Presses, Draining Machines and Rail-
roads Gin Gearing, Horse Power, Fire Fronts, Furnace
for several patentee of Crate Bars Brass Work
ali kinds and Valves, of every Gescrip
ton; Metallic Packing Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings
etc Blacksmith Work for Steam Boats, Saw Mills, Ma
| chinery Of any description that may be required.
They hand all times Crate Bars, Wheel Stirrup
Fange Bolts Guage Cocks Valves of all sizes used by Steam
| Boats.
Thankful liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
them by assduous attention their business to
merit continuance Of the same. $500 = ..
| mi Il
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
From the N. Y. Herald.

WAsHINeToN, Feb. "a, 1867.
In letter from Judge Lecompte, dated Jan.
uary 9, to Attorney General Gushing, he says
be has too much selfrespect to respond to any
intimation unfavorable to either his official or
personal conduct, unless requested by the
President to do so. The amazing information
that he was to be removed disabused him of
that full confidence upon which be had re-
lied as the last security against injustice, ceu-
sure and condemnation without hearing,
which be would not ask to be redressed
Never having felt temptation to contribute to
peace by psOdering 10 the popular spirit before
the appointment OF Governor Geary, be should
regard bis advent in the Territory as woful
curse to the land. He accuses Governor Geary
Of misrepresenting facts, denies that the. peace
of Kansas was in the slightest degree perilled
by his official acts, and brands as grossly false,
the statements he had refused to release free
State men on bail. de ayows he will con-
scientionsly discharge his duty, uncontrolled
by the President or Gov. Geary. ~
j. Clancy Jones has received letter from
Mr.. Buchanan, who says he will not probably
reach Washington until Monday, and asking
Mr.. Jones to reconsider bic request not to be
placed in the Cabinet. Mr.. Jones having re-
covered from his recent illness, left this after
noon for Baltimore .----------- sar
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

ss'tis... Attic snnual meeting Of Plymouth Church.
BrOOklyn,A Few evenings since, the salary OF the
pastor, Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr, Was increased
by the SUN OF one thousand dollars, making il nor
6ve fkOuaaad
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

MssssolA.--ws have n, doabs Alanss0ta is
aos country, bat Il has, from an accounts. ''bfA.
chg" eIlmste 10 the winter season. Only thing Of
IS dsgrees below serd here i what 81. Paal pa.
per tells his friends 10 the Eass" ass
Hers il one of the peculiar ehsracteFisiies Of our
Minnesota winters, and one which we believe oar
eastern friends ~lll know how 20 appreciate. Tue
season l. % cold and the cold l. 50 clear and eon
slant that al meat csn be irozen permanently 10 the
fail, 10 be ready for de cook any time before the
sumuleg t1au. We Sin ~ bezl uerthy OF mention.
iron December 20 March, yef ws ate piece a
Ir@sh beel yesterday. whsch vas slaughtered IN De-
csnber, snd We expect 20 psFtAke o. smother slice
81 she sane or tsa moasha hence jasl a. fresh As
uhen Il wss bfeughs 70 market Tsas ehiskens
aud sarksys, beefsnd pork. bear. veal and venisoa.
are al lroxen Ia early winter bard and ieagh as a
ssoken pkgslegomy, and 80 hey remain anai De-
hassd az e then out 81 the icy Refrigerator ana
rnsres them tsf tie table and tbs harder Ina'f
i eonyenleat l.fgalE ga fs.,
Wisdom il 81 open ieunsaiu Wnoss waters are
not 10 es sealed ap bat are 70 b. sept Faaang for
the bsnedf Of al.
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From washington.
Ispscisl Correspondence Of the Nashville PatriOtl



TIE Ca6inst-Oongress-- Clique Books.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1867.
The stir about the Cabinet contirues I'M
sbsted, the outs striving to effect come
change. The extreme Southern secession
school are endeavoring to get rid Of Cass,
the old Squatter Sovereign. The Forney
clique, it is believed, has gotten rid of CLAN
cy Jones, though it is too late to oust Cass,
he having received his appointment. The
disappointed Cabinet seekers are striking bold.
ly for ofices-seyeral Of the old line Wings.
Buchanan Democrats, are candidates for mis-
sious. Preston, of KY, who was urged for the
Cabinet, is now being urged for mission.
The war between the various factions is
waxing warm and the universal impression
here is, that within ninety days after their
guration, the party will be split into as many
factions asst has leaders. The Cabinet is re>
garded as deficient in cohesive power, and as
wanting 10 intellect, even lower than Pieroes.
The President will go out of Office with the
universal condemnation of all men and all
parties, and now that his power has ceased
and his spoiIs are about being transferred to
another, this universal condemnation, and ]
might say contempt, is clearly manifested,
even by those who have been his fercest par
tizans.
The city is rapidly filing up with sag NIGHT
strangers and they all look as hungry as il
they had come from land afflicted with war,
pestilence and famine, and with them have
come the gamblers, garroters, and villains in
10 general, who make these poor, innocent,
hungry offce-hunting sag NIGHTS pay their bills
and travelling expenses and the worst feature
of the whole matter is, all claim to be stern,
unfinehing and influential Democrats, as hsv-
ing carried their respective towns, counties
states or borougbs. Pennsylvania has die.
gorged and poured 10 upon Us her mongrel pop,
ulation, consisting of African, Saxon, German,
Irish and all other races, unfortunately
thrown together, and each one claims, as his
right, an Office There are not offices TO sup
ply Pennsylvania, Bucks own State, and IL
there were enough, there would be no Demo-
cratic party in Pennsylvania during Bucks
administration. 1t would be here.
Congress is busy passing the appropriation
bill, and notwithstanding the exposures of the
Investigating Committee, these bills are being
laden with schemes, which, in our parance,
will "turn ont to be good things" At the
last session law was passed making Members
of Congress pay $4,000 per Congress, without
mileage, and providing that all books Except
public documents,) which might be voted to
Members of Congress should be charged to
them, yet on Saturday the House appropriated
$lsa,00o to pay for books, which might be
bought and sold over twenty times in the same
manner: fifty times as many have been pur-
chased by the Clerk (not this one) and sold to
Congress-. Some members draw money in
stead of books, thus adding $1,000 to their
pay. .s if'a JABEZ OANDOR.
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From Dr. Lvnsone's Travels in Africa, an unpublished
Work. 5s5
Desperate Conflict between n Lion and
AN AueeIOpe. fr1I

AN AmectOpe.
Dr. Livingstone gives very interesting descrip
tiou Of fight he witnessed in Africa between
lion and antelope. he Dr. and his guides had just
emerged from a narrow de6le between two rocky
hills where they heard an angry growl, which they
knew to be that of the monarch Of the forest.'
Al the distance of not than forty yards 10 Rd.
vance of them, a gemsbok stood at bay, while .
huge sawny lion was crouched on a rocky platform.
above the level Of the PLAIN, evidently meditatipg
an attack on the antelope; only a space OF about
twenty feet separated the two animals. The lion
appeared 70 be animated with the greatest fury
the eemsbok was apparently calm and resolute.-.
presenting his well fortified head to the enemy.
The lion cautiously changed bis position descended
TO the plain and made circuit obviously for the
purpose OF attacking the gemsbok in the rear, but
the latter was on the alert and still turned his head
towards bis antagonist This msneuyering lasted
for half an hour, when u appeared 90 the obser-
yers that the gcmsbok used strstsgem TO induce
the lion 10 make his assault The flank OF The an>
selope was for moment presented TO his nerce a.
| Gallant.
| As quick az lightning. the lion made spring but
while he WIS vet in the air. the gemsbok turned his
head bending bis neck 80 as TO present one OF his
spear like horns at The hoas breast A terrible
| iscereton was the consequence; the lion fell back
on his launches, and showed ghastly wound 10
the lower part OF bis neck. BE altered a howl Of
rage and anguish and backed of 20 the distance OF
| airy yards, seeming half disposed 70 give up the
| contest, but hunger, fury, or revenge once more
mpelled him forward His second assault was
vas more iurious and headlcng; he rushed at the
4 gemsbok, and attempted 70 leap over Che fOrmida
\ Die horns in erder 70 sgbt on his back. The gems
box, sin standing on the defensive, elevated bis
bead, speared the lion Ia the side, and ipaeted
| what the spectators believed to be mortal wound,
as TOE horns penetrated 20 the depth Of six or eight
inches. Again, the lion rstreated groaning and
! Imping 10 a manner which sb0wed that be bad
been severely burt. bus he soon collected ell bis
energies cor Anothsr.att.ck At the instant Of col
isiosl the gemsbok presented bern 50 a. 20 strike
the lion immediately between his two forelegs, and
so foresfa waa The stroke that the Whole length OF
che horn vas buried 10 the lions body For near
IN Minute. the too beasts stood mOtionless; then
| die eefn-bok backing, sithdrew bis horn, aud the
on totsered aud fell on his side, his limbs culver
| log in the agoBies OF death. The viesor made =
srumuhant flourish Of bis heels. and irotted OF sp.
parsnay zithoui having :eesiVsd The leass injury
/ ia the conflict. s'se etf sE0e sr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
Gen. M. n. Hn.lreII.

We give place this morning to COM
munication in favor Of the gifted HASKELL
for the nomination for Governor. The
writer is one of the best and ablest men in
the State. Whatever he says is entitled
to the thoughtful consideration of his po-
litical friends, for be is counselor whose
Judgment seldom errS.
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Private BOARDING.!

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with board
N No. 90 Lower Market street. Several rooms Also
itted up and reserved for transient custom feb22-
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2Ckingia one Of Els playa The .heasre vas email,
and Queen Elk Abeths box wAson one side Of the
7'i s.gs. BY accident o. desgu, The Queens glove
fell upon the sssge rigbsss Shakespeare feet, while
IL in she middle Of Of his hHEaHgusG The poe.
-,ths l@sssay s.opPsa-1 pea ,.,sgg,
"Bsrs vin ve pause, aaa stra ight pick up our
So .sylne. with shs grsssssl dignity imaginable,
he presented the gOse 70 the Qaeen, shO received
IL with the greatest good hpmor, and shundsrs Of
applause, OF course, from shs entire house.
Az sd. sThs Philaaslpha yosnaisayn--''Ds JANIS
l. TTsox, she tor tbs past three 5saFs has 80 ably
allied the chair OF MGteFia Medica and Thsrapeu-
,ics ID the Medical College d ths city, has resign
;2IC % DIS PsofsssOrshipA Ma, ~s hOs .oos hope 70
hail HE AdvAucement 70 Geld Of labor Cor which
Ma saleuts aud varied sOquiFsmeau 60 smiaeulIy
\, him, "A teacher 10 his chair M Tsssu has =
s. hIrb position, While his Acknowledged ski soesl
standing and literary Attachments place him IN ths
Eaffont,rspk q nc ptossssenia PAlhsslphlA"
o.. The Norfolk aga. pgblishss a statements
wish iuae, l. oi much Importance. u says thai
- gentleman IL Louisiana bOa- ht some consamp'
dive negroes from dealer IN Norfolk, and placed
chem on hss sugar plantation. They ate plsniiiuly
al ths cane, bpE, more especially she yOnsg
,hooa. The slaves Who had been thin, weak and
80 ,ctl, soou became arong roeass and hearty, and
a., dine al traces u me disease with shiek
-. ,hs,b.a been aascled entirely disappeared. The
Ire.. Is.rss shat shis psp1sf has sssaqi's order
~ !, s,riolk ~ ssgross Who hsss 1hs Symptoms o.
d. sI.s..s, aad d course szpesssto go thea a'a
reduced price.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
nHANcERY SALE.

DY virtue Of The Chsneery Court atNashVa
ID aifts Nay term, 1856 In the Of Jane Williams
ais vs. Sarah jordan et ais. WILL on the Slst day OF
March a. the ard Gate, IN said city, expose
Cor D. bic sale, the highest bidder Lot In Bach
Whtesdes Addition, described follows Beginning a.
the corner Vine and Crax ford streets thence along Vine
street IS feet L0ekhas corner thence with Loekharp
line one hundred feet stake, thence By line through
sad ot - ees Crawford street. thence with
the line Of Crawford street one hundred ises 70 me oesn
ming.
TEANs.-sad property WILDE sold on credit ofsi1 nps
and months, Notes we'll secured sna lien
fsbtT-td c. ID. BRikN, G. n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
I.ixe Eankee.

Professor Anderson was looking oyer the
American and foreign newspapers in the office
of the New York Dutchmsn, when he saw
that he was closely scrutinized by a gentleman
Of tall stature and swarthy complexion, ana
who was evidently from the country. The foi-
lowing conversation took place:
4 say you are Professor Anderson, heyr
Yes, SIR
sWal, you're a tarnation smart man Ihear.
s-Yeou hsvn't got the bottle with yeou, have
I yeonG'1 A~ --
No, sir
wal, I'm from down East, hev been raised
in Maine, and should like TO purchase d.
plicate of that are bottle, as am going out
sstumping for -. gness if Ihad your bot
tie, or its twin brother, I'd soon swamp the
Scotties without talking politics either
Iuever carry my bottle with me, nor have
! duplicate off
Sorry for that, SIR said the---stumper.
However, he continued, i was once taught a
trick when boy, but almost forgot how the
thing was done. I'll tell yeuu how it was,
stranger, as near as j can. / used to take red
cent and change it into ten dollar gold piece
oh, said the Professor, that is quite sim
pie, a mere trick of slight of hand
i know it's not very difficult, but as for
got how will you show met at the same time
handing cent to the wizard.
oh, yes sir, if it will oblige you, will
show you in a moment. Hold you hand said
the wizard. This is your cent, is it noiF
Yes SIR
Are you sure that you have itl' said the
wizard. q ga
4 guess I have said be, 'and III bet dol
lar that you can't change it into tenrdollar
gold piece
Done said the wizard, now hold fast
i Yes, sir, l reckon | will--but stayl down
with your dollar; here's mine y said the Yam
I kee.
The wizard GOV cred the dollar.
Now, sir, open your hand He did so, and,
to his utter establishment he had a bono tide
teh-dollar gold piecel
well, SIR said the wizard, you see you
have lost your dollar
Il guess have said he handing over the
two dollars. r.-
'Now,' said the Professor, III bet you an
( other dollar / will change the ten.dollar gold
piece into your cent again, much quicker
No you DON'T said the gent from Maine,
! placing the money in his pocket and buttoning
it up tight. Pm much obliged to you, Pro
fessor, but reckon I'll leave it as it is. Good
morning, old boss, said he, walking out of the
office, and turning round, as he reached the
door, he placed his digitals in close proxima'
ton to his nose, and said, i guess there amt
) anything green about this child and left the
Professor in utter amazement at his GOODNESS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
AGENCY FOR LOCATING LAND WARRANTS IN
THE NORTH WEST.

AI b. Stokes will leave between the LIST and goth %
w April neat. for the purpose Of locating LAID War
rants investing money in Lands and iowa Lots In tn
state Of I0ga and the Territory ofNinnesoa he expects
visit psr OF that State Territory and The
try around Lake Superior City, and he pr poses invest
lands and locate warrants for the low
price Of ten cents per acre. and at 10 cent invest
mensin land and town property All who may desire
engage bis services, will address him 81 Lberty Dekab
county Tennessee. THIS win be his second "Trip I've
Norh west for the purposes ab)ve mentioned, and ~
promises give prompt and vigant attention AL basi.
ness N It may be consigned 70 him.
feblg-dWAtriWlm Bar