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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
Crin,einNc,uNnrIr

The increase of crime in our midst Is truly
alarming, and enough To mako the stoutest
hear, quail. Within the past three days We
have been called upon to chronicle the muir
der of no less than three persons, and the
mortal wounding of four Others. Where the
carnival Of blood is going TO end we know
not Citizens can no longer resort 10 the
public highways after nighttAll without the
fear Of sudden death beneath the bravos steel
TIE killing of Young Hamilton in a drinking
saloon in Canal street marked the commence
merit If the bloody epoch The following
nfgut Fraucis Vincent was mnrdered in Nor l.
William street; William Marshal, the negro,
was murtally woEnded IN West Broadway,
and gsocrryman in Seventeenth street,
named Fraser, received a fatal stab while
ejecting rowdy from his store. Scarcely
twenty -four hunrs had elapsed when we we're
again Mortified 10y Il Wholesale butche y
at dauce-hOnse in Water street. The fol-
lowing table of the names Of those who have
died, and those who are now dying from the
effects Of wounds received at the hands of
ass4ssins, will give our readers some idea OF
the extent Of crime IN the metropolis since
Monday morning last:-
Henry F. Hamilton, murderd in Canal
STREE.
2-Francis Vincent murdered in forth
William street.
3-McManus, murdered in wst,r street.
4-WiIiam MarshalI, (oolord.) lnor,ally
wounded, corner OF West Broadway aud CaaaI
street.
John Fraser, MORALLY wouoded ia West
Seventeenth street.
6-Richard Barrett, mortally wounded 10
Water street.
7-ousan Dempsey, mortaly wounded 10
Wtt.r street.
Coroners Conrery aud His we're busily en-
gaLeu y,aterdy ia holding inqu Es upoa the
bodies If the Vicliug-K y HrIi Noe 90
L. The Cleveland, East TenBe zee. Banner
Gays la inst market corn lie beIn= solo at from thIr
" 10 Thirty dFe cents bushel, and good shest
con .. b sev '1'y-hvs cents. !
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
AFTERNOON SFssIoN.

Nr. Newborn, returned Senate bill to amenl tho
Jarkso and Som"rvjilp Turunika Company. with
an amendment, AMI il nssse' Sri r-ading
VT Turner, ofSUmUer, introduced q lin to rrCu-
lat tn" Nusn &c o. banking and compel the banks
to RESUME 300 copies ordered printed
HOUSE BILLS on Sri READING
To consOl at. the exemption laws Varo1s
amendments were of red, among 9th r one 70 ex-
empt books at W AMI hooks and medicine o.
the ~mount of $50 Of physicians uss 'reiartsd
Dir. Thompson off red as a Till f. lin x mr. t.
jig $500 worth Of prop rty. R, cted, AMI tn"
bill p'ssn'.
Adjnurned till Tomorrow morning at 9 o'cl1.k
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
Wheat. Wheat.

XNTAh5FED tmnefiatslg. 1fefn0 aushsls q Wheat We
" We g. Ee e. Qaaiti-s q hiEhest Fsst
pres pald Ia NashEHs. We slso have an 1rdar - Sc
hN1s ~ sSr g Asdas cQtfea f3s al pa tie
hkass uArEet pres dsivsfs1 a. ear Warsasase efnsf
aSSlI rs ERExcH sos.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
FOR RENT.

st1uAV cOSvESItSF FRAME DWELLING on 90
I ths EraHstn rarnp se fo2d nesf ne hiat a
grt-t- - = aseupl q - J. A. Nee ms bell o q ~
Fte fcu ans foaf Feoa besides Atcaeh ~ AZ
rrous etc aed Aas hFis scru OF $50 nd taehea
- ruitsiis fsrniIuEs he pafcf asra ~ he ten
s.ts ~ A. =. LIN n-lhN,
a. Ne s., colics- street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

On the ord inst Of Congesve Chill At the residence OF
his ste Mrs. Wis in wiismso7 county Dr. JoS LIZ
rHR MARsH' Of late 10 eph Marshs Of this city
HIS hume friends requested to meet his remain.
at the Nashville Cemetery this afternoon at oeIoe here
The in erment viii take place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
Fou uENT.

NOR thr baaa-s Of this aad year 'h.t beautiful
Il - caurso i3us Fssits1ee q ~ VI u ue1 White,
i.et-s "a Marxsl street. s1uih Ntshstis Possession
80 IL tleliateiy. Ter part eular. eEqa rr of
E.E. GLtr 'ss e. AE~nL
-fa-ts a. Gre -treet-
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Tor Rent or Lease.

THAI eocs Snsnt r. id-ucs the Frankn Turnpike,
i u cent crur5ed D Mr. eNouH, DO contains *
be de- Ec' ere sfrvant' sc, AID has about
~ Ffoand aftretr. if cud be p G-rd 10 goed
orvIo 4. vs. IN eLAf-
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Ena nHNr.

TWO neat Dwelling Holses, o. -uuHef tfer', 80 y
y Efosd for me 81. aing year. On ool.,''.lt .
-.-E.'- 49,. ~ trr,l. 70 l. d. HAKkR.
1900 - - r. Planters hank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

These Egurrs are very curious aud sugE. $ i've.
Here Is dor1ant opposition vote OF I5s sci /;
and yrt the deDOcratic presses shouur z
themselves hoarss over democratic plurality Of
IA QUO
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96 44-22s 2s3 81
ETNEFn nFRT

Cos 3O-y'r bonds end sed by State 962 900 90
" 20 & % do. do. do $4,000 90
" % do. do. unendorsed. $4,000 90 ,63I coo 90
OTHER LIABILITIES.
bllls payable l'545l 90
Due individuals and coming roads "a I20 -
Suspense Recommendations. 2O7 % 1880 Al
Net earuinls of road as per last report 6T4.145
II mos end'g list inst, 259ITT 30
S49625s7 &c
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

OuR LArE Nav YoRK STATE ELkcTIoN.-The
tuloSing aEe the official a. grsgates OF the popular
vote OF our late State erection, as compared With
tie Presidential vote Of 1906
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
ROR RENT.

A HoUsg In Edgsas Z, cts IN fsW miaates VA Of
~ re Puale SPARE eensaisps Fo1uss besides ksh-
- J. g FELLOWS.
ugxs--n Ec. IS Cherry street..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
AFTERNOON sEssInN.

TIE rea ling of the co lie occupi d the afternoon
session.
House hill IN create the Off in county Judges
or the counts Of Dawson, Shelby, Knox, VII
hanson and Montgomery. Passed the first read
ing
The Senate then adjourned till 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

TTrHT subscr hrrs 90 a. 80 rc NV III h-he prce
1 iu cash TO- HIerf, Torn Outs 0Hd Rye, deliver d
thetr Nfi-, corner Iir AID Crrr NA.hv le.
Ep D., either a. the mill W o. Gordon 20 =, NAraet
stle-t. G RITZ bAUMAN & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

~ Many people are Ike steamer. il requires
bot sateF % start them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

~ Samusl stone, one q The nier pFlsOasFs
died 10 Aazsis. ls1as, "a The 2sA slt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
Receipts and Expenditures of Transportation d.
partmelt for Eleven Months, ending LIST inst.
7.--DT.
Or.
OFFICE n. & c. r. r. co. ,
NASHVILLE. Nov. Doth. 1877 (

J
Y. K. STEVENSON, Esq, PrcS't.
Dear Sri hand You herewith Statements A
and B the first OF which shows the condition of
the affairs of the Company on the lst inst, the
other, the Receipts and Disbursements of the
TranspOr alton Department for eleven months,
ending lst inst
Respectfully submitted.
W. A. GLEAVES. TT 4 Sec'y.
Nov. q. lS57-lt UBGG
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FAmm IOR KENT.

YErE viI rent 10 3 500 tenant Solemn FARN, a
~ 90" hsndsonet prove enff, onutalu nr from =
20 20 rec re-. uirs fro he civ, tie Mas vile
and On arfa cog Ia n "a. so 90 CO.,
no SET No. 30 Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
LEGIsLATURE OF TENNESSEE
sen ATE.
Tnrsn,H Nov % Is.

TUESDAY, Nov. "a 1857.
communication was received from the Corp
troll in answer euqu ri-s cont inrd in Senate
resolution in la'ion the interest bon issued
q Railroad C"mpari The Comptroller saws that
IN" Interest m such bondS-bonds of tie SIT
md opds of 'he Company endorse by the STATE
- az been promptly IN. in all instances.
Nr GOodner rntrndnrpd a bill to in~Orporsta tn
Alezau@ria and Smith, Fork Turnpike Company
Nr. Jones introduced hill to allow surveyor
md oir. nit and criminal court clerks ad iitiOnm
-ees.
Mr. avis. to am n the Law in relation to tFusr
ieeds sn1 trustees &c.
Mr.. Heisk II returned House hill TO amend the
Criminal Laws in regard TO slav :, with bill in
len
Fouso amordm~nt to Senate bill to increase the
Day Of jurors, (ikin4 out the nileag ction) was
.oncurrrd l..
TIE 81, CT j order was 20 tpcned until the 4th Of
Dec nh T.
The Senate took mp Ills on the second reading
ard sever I were pissed.
NJ. Walk referred 70 an error in the Comp
rol Rs r port-typographi"al probably, in which
a f ure 5" nut for 2 rotor the amount paid
or salary to the Att, Ger eral of he State and
Reporter to n" Sunr Court, and asked that, for
corr crinn AMI IL Justice to tn" Attorney General,
the following Letter from the Comptroller be spread
upon the journal:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

II have ard Sands q sEes male Of heavy tin
~ which ~" 81 ell q low prc s. SO,
Sausage STUN rs. Coitnders- Ladies', -kmmerl, &C,
al Of ~. en- We all sell 10 for 'a.h
Nov 25-tL MAIKENZTE WILLOW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES,
NIsW AND BRILLIANT sC"EME!

'T'HF fonnwing Scheme vi he dawn by = SWAN Co
Mans -ers n the r. Gains Academy OFT. ~. in
e=ch Of their Lotteries To- nec-r her 1851 At AUGUSTA
Gorsit to which cit thew have removed their Principal
Once.
Glass 60.
To be draw IN the Civ OF Anguish 1aorrq in public on
sATURD Az. D-ce 0h-r St., 1851.
Glass GO,
To be draw In the City ~ Augusta Georrs
sATuRDAY, December 18th, 1851.
Glass 81,
To be drawn In The CITY ofAugts 1eo~ra in public
SATURDAY, Dec auHer 1871, it57
CLASS 6S.
To be drawn IN the Titv Aurrsa Teorrfa iu Ilc on
SATI'RD ~. 'cenher- 9th 1881
OETHE PLAN OF sIvGLE EUWBFRs
'ss Thousand -Four Riindred Prices
sFtRT yRY ~ y TrcE~rS.
AENLELHENT NEHElIEk
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CHEAP S.rnVESII

w + have hand lot Of second hard COAL Slows
- PIiugipsv Of 50 an size, which H. sell
low Tney have been u.es hut a month, aud
are nen-ly good ami not ha the Of
Nov 25 II VI OK ME Will ON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
In ordering Tickets or CertIAeates.

Ene sonsF address fsr Text lsrsd
receipt 4 which they iii r. forwarded an
Parehasers have ke ending auy hgare thsv nav
de- gaste.
The is tof DraWH Sa-eera aad rrEes sn Be SIT 20
par ha-eFs iu metatrT zftEr The drawing.
~ Par saa - plszse wFi-s their Fraa ares tala
AMI live % siF Pss Ola1a. CuuHtg Eud sIa1s
~ Rea stabsr thtf everF izs l. drEaa and q able
in f4H without dedaeli3a-
90 Al rzss q 81 9aa AMI pud-r. pla lalmsfi tely
aes ths drtglnEoihsr PFass - he us4a s Ct tAlrty
Gays
al couar satiaas strictly coan Isutal.
Aiircas riders ter Tickets or Carunestrs 20
SIS" As 60 augusta. ga
~ Per FesaiEE scar MuntEo-asry Ala. o. alan
Ca thelF arrrs ea AID ave tirae - -
dressing = tsan O.. - sa iseref ta1se cIliu..
50 Ia ~ tae aaaoers hEE draga ircns ne
uhrcl, uish the - prns each enc = eurI.
sd 10 Hl BE- Paas slsF eErrV trasine Co 49, 4 d
narrrs 4u zsfa f1 ftsts lti .afiff IA. o.
isfas hsa ~ 81 Eegiafs-, CfrLssfoa iEfHafgf Fs.s
.ls GIs-f 3gafl fssitgeacsr Arto Yert Hsslf4 Dog
Bot. sGe HaaA NJ -sifsg Astes Af,hs.-sd fssft5.sE
Sea. I.rE -l--.L--l. a. E-.-L-.l 49, 60
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For. Rent.

TOR the ysar 49, EriHbe eIlnr~-one No. -,
J Hi No s. stree at enf orrg-
pied AZ. Visor; ntf' frauk ufr pike nearly
opposite The 70 Ilsr Tvsices &C 81 NE. WV.
uovls-fE BOYD co
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$4,000


Plan or THF LOTTERY.
Tt Nun her from 20 3, o "inE with those
Non Der the CT cts printed % arer,
are rneireed with small tin tubes and plze-d h one
The drst Ss PT'se- similarly printed aud enerel,
paced In 1ofher wheel
" hrsls sc hen revolvsd, sud number e iraTn
To7 % Wheel q SuF bsrs srd o. am Il FFE-iz
drawn fro tie other heel. The un Der ard Pre-
drawn ont opened nd exhibited 10 % hudisrce
FesfeT~d bv TIE Corr-is % psiF- h~Hg placed
atust the SrHher dra This opera Is repeated
unri al ID, Przss drawn out.
FApPrOximat on IBrIzrs:-The two rre.-~dine
the Succeeding Numb those DR. sing n
pr - 30 81 Appro, astis PRICES
70 eNarp II Trick e 80 ~ 2'U dove % aG0rOq Priz~,
thov- Tickets uHrshared u24s, Il 90 125i. 1872, VIII
eaor be lied $50. II TicKrt 10 $50 dra-s o.
eco fTEe Tho fleets rbeTsd rs hsf s5a, wiH
CT be emit led $50, and o ding the zbo
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes Of SEQ vii BE- determined ~
the iass ehs No Der tn. ~ 500 Z
For rxagss 80 he Member dFaEiBe s60 60 rasends
ith No al the rekrt', where ~ aher ds IN
!, Til be iii ei O. O L TIE Nuu vita No. g
'hs -{ckets Ehs enc Namorr o5ts 10 2 III 5e en-
tltled 20 8 -, aud 30 o.
CeTtin Gates Of Packages vii be sod a. tls FOL-
10 wins rates, h1rH Is he uEk
Cerissate 4 Package u - Whole II kct .......as
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
CoMPTRoLLER'- OFFICE.

Non'aY morning, Nov %.
De = Sir: In ohediar c. vour request have
exrmined vonr account AMI find that there Is N
error (tvpoeT Thi"sl or otherwise) in the amountr
ported rs drawn bv Won on account Of sal,rv from
he first of Oct h 1855 10 the FIR of Octoher
1856. Thu amount ahould be 81, 26S As. instead
)i 81 5lS.45.
J. c. LUTTRELL Comptroller.
10 John L T Snepd ESQ
Attorn,y General and Reporter.
II MS accordingly ordered, That the letter be
spr ed upon the Journal.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Richardson's Works.
W. t. Berry & CO., have on Sale

W. T. Berry & CO., have on Sale
THE WORKS Ct sANIIL RCiAID oF. With
Sketches Of lis lie ard rIiDfs ~ the Rev Edward
,'anain, Nh IN 70 vols. LondOn 1s11. AsuTerbeopy'
in perfect order.
COBIaInEug:
1-PAWFTA; or. Nitre TeEarded. In cries oi
familiar letter. 4voI..
o-THE BIS DRY - CIfTIssA HARLOW. In a
Series OF stters. vols.
8-TBF WIS ,Ry - sTr CFARIEs Grandson
In Ssr'es OF Letters vols
81 oCT iderU yser t}ororFh adsrt in Tic' aSdson
Lille the ,rret of IS b. and t. ink no part Of
them tedious: lore at, - hettr to DO IN
REID - nor Pr rF erd, to take then up When
ohoss. arf lay Their down hsr ] was tiredr
tin every .vl st relating hT Fht CL'RIssA'
the div CIEpYN7I,A q rsautr1 PsYIA, vi every
trio a-d frvcrr,' more Cra'
ven in my hearts tabl-' "-Hazlett on Ga Books.
Fo-s ebv Tn-v1o1 VI. T. BE by & 90
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AG-CE-

City Of Mas hviIle, ...............EOOO O0 90
. Cha rlestOn, s. c., ........ 900 O0O 90
Ga. r. Z & Banking CO.,.........2 go ono 20
City Of Murfreesboro', ..-.......-.. 40 600 90
Individual Subscription, -....-.. $50 62I O.
Stock Interest to the LIST of Janu-
ary. 1854, ............2 2S, 3T9 IS
Less frac ional balances
paid in cash,.......... 96 44-22s. 2s3 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

~ fhoagA ''0svsI.3 IL ths soul Of vi, it & no
ioks - b. 'saori"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
GROVER Il BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Opinion of the Judges at the.Iate
Mechanics Fair.

A the late Mechanics Fair held in the City
a Of Nashville. in October 1857, the Judges
appointed 20 examine articles i'm Glass 43-No
L, GROVER d BAKERs Sewing Machines; No.
l64, SINGERs-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits OF the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines
that is using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GROVER & BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that OF SINGERS using one
spool and one needle. the other thread working
from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN y SHUTTLE
and, in the opinion Of the committee. il hest
adapted to FINE CLOTHING. SADDLERN. NC
The GROVER * BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage Of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING
and, with the exception Of fine clothing, saddle
~. &c, in the opinion Of the committee Is
EEST SUITED Fox FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
40. 3, Public square. Nashville Tenn.s
Nashville Tenn. Move Der b IS 1T.
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Wheat and Grain Wanted.

4 LAPGF stock o Tiuloth,, Riue Grass aad Orchard
qi-iw U.aA ARMSTRONG A co.
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STRAW CUTTERS.
SEEDS.

yHTE have large seek a st.aw Cot ers sinrair's
" for,'s rn@ 'ng' PEent. The iItt art Gle
took d. fret FremiUm the tiona Paw Loui vile.
nov 81 ARN-TR lNG co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

E5- The Cleveland, East TenBe zee. Banner
says la that market is bein. solo at from thir-
y 10 thirIy hse cents busheI, and good shest
con b.. b sey 'y-fys ssuts.
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CONSTITUTIONS.
CONTINGENCY


EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES.
Rebuilding tenn'see River Bridges, A. 53 Us
Transhippirg at ditto 90. 60. Sq41 "a
Damages PAID NJ. NJ. & 7. Comply, . $50 90 SIS
Paid Divide Id Account,...-....... 63,l
ASSETS
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s4@e5s7 &c

6T4145 50
35qITT 50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11
BURREs,', MILL.

rI'flIS well known MIL about mile and a
half horihsest 1T Mnr.hall. j. now IN
full operation, the following are the cash
prices for lumber.
Ordinary Lumber, board measure sl5
Rough edged lumber. 10
Lathing and palmg, side and edge
measures, 20
Lumber over II inches in width, or 30 feet
in length, viii be charged 81 60 per hundred.
All plank under foot wide, down to SIX
inches, side and edge measures, viii be charged
at the rate Of $40 90 per thousand Under
that will be charged At the rate OF - 90 t'r
hundred, side and edge measures.
Al small scan,ling, under three by four,
VIII be charged a. three by four saauiling.
Lumber when Gu, in odd numbers of feet,
VIII be counted to the next number above,
making even numbers ~ all ea-es.
For the year 1857, there will be No credit
price. Cash or cash arrangements must be
made in every ease.
Tins Grst Ni viii be in operation On Sat
urday. We will grind for the sixth My son
Era-tus will give his entire attention to the
business. Sacks brought to The mil must be
plinly marked, or there vii be ~ response
bilily for loss.
A. D BURREsS.
Feb |. 1857. L..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-11

IUST received n large collection Of choice
Books from the publishing house in NASH
Vile, which will be sold at cost, free Of freight
or charges, for casn, Mt this Northwest corner
of tho public square, such ls
Clark. Commentary, WaiSon's Institutes,
Waison's Dictionary, Naison's Exposition
Watscn's Sermons, Gastou's Collections, bnr.
ket's Notes, Wesey's sermons Hcrri-'s Ser
mons. i,ascom's Sermons, Wiuan's Discourscs,
Life Of Ha-eom, Dnws Works, Variations oi
Popery, Cabinet Library, (by the author Of
Peter Parley) The Great Iron Wheel exam
med by Brownie, Hymn books and DiseiPlines,
in connection with large lot Of Biographical,
hist r;al and Miscellaneous work, too nu-
merous to mention. suitable for all clas-es
The above deser bed book. can b. had of
my agent, Dr. 7. a, Harris, al the place and on
the terms before mentioned Ladies aud gem
tlemen are particularly requested to call aud
examine for themselves.
=. W. HOBBS
Sept 81, 1856 matt
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New Orleans Advertisements
PATENT PREMIUM rNprtNfoRV
6nuN AND ClOl RING MILLS.

4 IL arrangements IN the construction of
~ Mills, or by selling other make OF mills
on the reputation Of mine, VIII he certainly
prosecuted to III. full extent of the law made
and provided in such cases for the protection
Of patentees.
Mandatory, Napoleon Avenue, Jefferson
CITY, suburb Of New Orleans
Warehouse, 81 Natchez street, New Orleans.
DESCRIPTION.
This Mil exhibits both novelty and simpliei-
ty in is construction, Is portable, or stationary
a. may he desired, and embraces seven differ.
eni sizes. ranging from fourteen inches To three
feet IN diameter. being equally adapted to
water, steam, horse or windmill power, to each
Of which II j. applied with a success, unpafll-
lelIed IN the history of the milling art
ADVANTAGES
lst Simplicity of construction and dnra-
hdlty Of material, the burr~ being IN solid
block
"a The under stone being (the runucD
perfectly balanced, giving It the unduia'ofy
motion which insurcs uniformity IN the grst
% The centrifugal action Of the running
~tete heiug the gram trom the centre the IN
slant 1t falls upon 1t.
9Th The eve being small effects a great
saving in power hy breaking the graln near
the perfect center. 81 the stone.
5th Tine ctriaHy # OBJ. grain NEVER
HA>GiSs in thetyf Of tho upper Stone and al
loving the mill io run empty o. the great ln-
JurY Of the dress.
18th The arrangement rf the ncc, NJ jour.
nal Of thr spindle. being below the stone, where
IL can be oiled q, the VIII Of the operator while
tie mil u running at fall -prcd
5th The advantage OF AZ Ii' griHdii. sur
I
and applied IN the most c,ouomi manner
combining all the valuable prucp,r' hereto.
fore known tn the milling art,
The following table will show the prices OF
the various size mills, and the capacity ofeach
if pat ln operation and run agreeable TO m
s,ruclions sent with each mill
II inch burr, prcc 500, capacity from 3,
to 8 bushels TO the hour, velocity from $50 10
500 revolutions per minute, band inches wide
10 inch burr, priec Sll5, capacity l.om 3 to
bushels 20 the hour, velocity from $50 10 zoe
revolutions per minute, band inches wide.
Is ueh burr, price Sl2j, capacity from 10
- bushels to the hour, velocity from 400 to
too res o|utious per minute, band inches vide
- inch burr, price $500, capacity from l. to
! , bushels TO q hour, velocity from 900 TO 5O0
revolutions per minute, band luchc, wide.
Is inch burr, price $3.50, capacity from Il 10
- bushels to the hour, velocity from 800 90 BOO
reyouton. per minute band 10 inches wide.
80 inch burr, price $500, capacity from ~ to
Is bushels to tue hour, velocity from 800 to l5u
revolutions per minute, band II niche, wide.
80 men burr, price $500, capacity from 30 20
10 bushels to the hour, velocity from 800 to i3O
revolutions per minute band / 3 inches wide.
The mil that took the premium at the late
FAR held in the Crystal Palace, \tw York, IN
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Local Advertisements.
NoarNiMS Mouse.

AIMS DAVIS having taken the residence
wi formerly occupied by James a coit., n-
,ncdla,ely North West Of the public square
would inform her friends aud the public tha,
she il prepared to take boardcrs Ter table
will be furnished Vita the brst that can be- pro-
cured, and every requisite attention will be be-
slowed upon those who may favor her with
their custom. Her entire time will be- deso.
ted to the business, a- she desires &c make i
pny.
Nov. 90, 1876 IL ~
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REGULAR LAKE. PACKET.

>TilE noa and splendid light draught
Le4Iff N,eamer BiDDNER, VIM, ferry
master, viii make trips every sixteen days be-
tween Jefferson and New Orleans, dung the
season The Bloomer Ms built expressly for
"A jefferson Packet, aud will always be- 10 the
Lake when the water permits.
Ian n ~ n2l-f.
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Notice.

WE the undersigned, being permanently
W located, offer oar services 10 the clll
zens Of iarshall, and surrounding country, ~
BRICK BUILDERS,
Plastercrs, and Ci.tcrn builders. We insure
onr work to stand. when the material, are Sc
lee'cd by ourselves.
We also propose to cure smoky chImneys
No cure no pay. We wsffani our work all Ia
be done in good AID workman.like style. Al
those having work in our line viii please give
us a call
LOW cry g. KAGLA\D.
March II, 81. No-2o tt