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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-13

HIeH PAIGE FOR JAcK.-Thos. W. Lewis,
ESQ., residing on the line oil this county, in Clarke,
on Saturday last sold his jack, Moro Castle, eight
years old, fifteen hands high imported by the Ma
son County importing Company, for the sum of
$4,000, to w. Mays, of Maury coun.y, Tonnes
see. This is the highest price We have ever known
paid for an animal Of the kind in these parts This
jack took the premium az the State Fair here last
fa.-Paris (Ky.) Flag.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-13

Mr.. EDIroR:-The time is drawing near when
suitable persons are TO be selected to represent OA
wilson county in the next Legislature. 1t is prop
er that the people should express their preference
in quiet way, always submitting to the decision Of
a Convention. We know no one, who would meet
the wishes of the people at large more perfectly
than s. w. Edmondson, of the 9Th District. II nom
mated he will receive the cordial support Of every
member OF the
AMERICAN PARTY.
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M A 10 u I Il ID ,

M A 10 u Il ID,
On the evening Of the sth inst at the residence o. Mr.
J. W. p Manning, by the Rev o. D. Elliott, Mr.. A. c.
MARCH to Miss NARY J. MANNING.
And as iosn Ifss npwiag stream,
10 future years they glide,
Nav bsas Of living beauty grow,
And olossom by their sds.
And tho tates storms may threaten on
Thsir fragile bark" to O'erwhem,
Wis saith and hOps' they'll make The "pOrs,"
'1sEe" has galde the "helu."
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

IN MONDAY, the 18th inst, on the premises, 81 ~
" SO Ith Summer street, will proceed to sell lie.
valuable HOUS1 AND LOT The lot fronts IS feet on
Summer street, running back $50 feet upon which there
two-sory house, containing four rooms with kitchen
smoke house, and all other necessary out-houses This
property is well situated for business men, in por.
ton Of the city where property is rapidly davancinr in
value, and has ali the advantages Of hydrsnt ater &C.
and also good well Of falling water and free from
taxation Come and for yourselves.
TsRNs-One-hird Cash; the balance in 6, 12 and is
moths, with inter st from date Z. Z. GLASCOCK,
apr2-td General Agent.
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No. AZ College Street,
MARCH 81, 1857.

UNHE undersigned has received 70 day t.
l. ladleS' THIN sole KID Bouts, with heels: XII
" Hne " Lasting Caters. With heels w
" " " pain an tiat CATERS 49,
A" 4" &" Kid All Fur Morocco Boots;
hid slippers. plain and trion.ed:
" with heels;
Misses and Chidren's Lastiag Caters;
Kid and French Morocco Boots;
Chi dren's Kid Buckle Ties and Slippers;
A few dozen Nens dne sewed OHfaFd Ties;
Mems Calf Dress shoes, los quarters
ARA JOHN RAMAGE
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Chancery Confederation County.
NOTICE 70 CREDIT0RS

Catherine Brinkey, admir- ct al vs. O. W. Nance ct ais.
TINE creditors Of Eli Brin lev decd by order made this
4 cause at the November Te m 1856 he eby notif-
ed to file theirlms against he estate said deceased with
the Jerk Of this Court Office before the
hrst Mondayn May next. {. ID. len, Q. NJ.
vrsIG
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KSOARNANG.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can b. accommodated with
n board II application DC male 20 igh Street, TIRES
dors north " Broad II /, within I'VE minutes walk Of
the square, in healthy location fes gsnter dayboard-
ers can be accommodated. lmi2-lm
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NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED THIS DAY

CHARLIE IS w. SMI TIL.
My Last Cruise or, Where We Went and What We Saw.
By A. W. H9bersham, Lieut.. Q. s. Navy.
The American Ctsen-Hs Rights and Duties according
to the Spirit Of the Constitution.
Adventures in Several Countries Of the Interior Of At
ca, from 1919 to 1856
The Rangers and Regulators Of the Tanaha: Tale Of
Texas, by Chas SummerAeld.
Life in its Lower intermediate and Higher Forms. By
PHILIPPE Henry Gosse, RS
scampaviss from Gibel Tarek to S,ambOul By Harry
Gringo, (Lieut Wise, o. s. Navy.)
Inquire Within for Awning You Want to Know.
Old Haun the Pawn Broker Or The Orphans Legacy.
A Tale OF New York.
The in Utah; Or, Sights and Scenes among the
Mormons. BY A. Y. Ward.
The Bay-Pa,h: A tale Of New Eng and.
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II u. CURRY, FUNERAL UNnER- ~-z-
% . TAkER and CAhIsEF MAKgR h.es ~ ,rrssrfA8
4Ase 80 useTl ~ fraads and fhs Uhe eenaraliY Akf
Nc has uoved his shop and caa re1ns . Ca snaP-
4ap I'D skAadi e4iefiek ereet lately oocnpe ~ y ~
ftcFfcn sogstber 9Th good HeTscs Hacks sad eFcrS
skng nesssary ~ f4nerE Ne ui give his aeFsona AZ
ten len 90 al sals beth day and nlFAt
frnl are e AZ knis repaired rsde % er4eF b ~
tss' Ft'e. heat yohA a. cuRkEf.
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NO l LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TOBACCO
FARM RDR SALE

T OFFER FOR SALE Ny FARW, on TIE watcrs Of RED
kVer, In loFsn county, con sinns about 700 acres
Aboul 835 cexrel baRncr IN black iack, hekory and
hazel barr as sxc-p iO3 crcs one mite o. on hhteor
viii Creek silcu1 div tulberet sad farm . pablo OF
being vied adysntAg eousiy INTO TO uact, na-
story neW-h-En poplar bg house, naH smo tou ~
yoo6 cabins. rxs trer au i0hacco osrnss
stable, cFibrfe oca ian d zoe q Ire no thr-.ny -
desifabls 10 Re - ky. oek AMI drinkirg EsNI W
akundA1t ane drinking vaier as good A. ne - N
There = aboal any bearing apo wee, 500 = ~ -
~ ard pe.ch tres Also young orehAFd OF ApPis -
reach tree three years eli. coata ~ efhs 70 y
Fsnr~s v,ry god and soI No tor lob eco % 80 an
~ ais one Of ne best snd NOT productive
ARMS. for Ffain tuhacco IN tne - :. - ..,....
TEkss--Une-haH casa earit'ra-t on $3.50 - -
In one 80 ard thrre years, e a. ~ aenes'
cats q a Sea 70 tainsi uail ps-a -, -. -.
IN uiih ~ IA 4uhiirIg ne highest ddsr on ne ~.
A., ~ ~ n-xf n ncg sol prixatey peors me
oniv ~ on ,~s aeasass q rssisass % Tennessee.
aasv..s -. A Ctf0a. EAyac c1u1tys tennessce, o.
-. -, 49,, \ al e. near keyslars, me gu shoH
nspssPssssl5 , Ani " '-'-'' q ; GaLLApAY.
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First Surinp Fair

u ED by the Davidson 'ounty Agricultural and Me-
q chancal society, be held at the Grounds Of the
State Bureau, the It'll, sth and 9th Of May Family
81 admitting whole families to the ground during the
Fair may be had at he Office Of Robert LusS Eq on Col
ege Also single Tckets for Children ladies and gen.
tlemen.
THOMAS b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
aDr7-dRWtd. G.. B.
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NOTICE

TIVE undersigned having Rc-1ined that the estate %
filiston deed, l. insoivrnt, and having sug-
ted the n-0v-ueg Of the all hereby
uohed 20 Gle their claim with The Clerk % the CouRty
Court Of Davidson county, Gated beors
The LIT day OF August ISL ami all pesons indebted to
the a rested pay their without de-
ay viii placed the hand, Of Oeer for col
lection. w. IT, EVANS,
ar,fr
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Annals Of the American Pulpit;
Or, Comm, eordtirs Notices Of
DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN CLER6YMEN.

Year Eighteen Humid ed aud Fiftv fVs, with Historical
Introductions. By William B. Sprague ID d 2 vols
For sale 10y CHARLES W. SMITH
March
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A New Southern MOnthIys
RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE,

MONTHLY ORGAN OF LITERATURE 4 CRITICISM,
VIII be devoted discussion Of al topics properly
embraced IN the ends and Of Msgsz and viii be
pubi, he'd ia OHARLEsT0N s. c.. before the FIRST Of
every month.
1t is established and designed 20 meet commonly felt
want and give and eircua ion to the Opin-
ions, doctrines, and arguments Of tie educated mind Of
the South especiaIs aud lromOe in its sphere and
measure the Of sound American Lterature free
from party shackles individual prejudice
The Work viii be supplied m Dollars per Ennum,
or rs cents BIZ numbers.
~ Subscriptions received by W. T. BERRY CO.,
Agents foF Rlssers Magazine" Nashville.
- April Number Just received aprs
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S,zoo Prizes amounting S2lo26O
Tickets $1,000: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
acy Bank Notes ofsound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York RENTED for prizes.
Address orders for tickets certificates Of packages
tcketsto ANDERSON SON, Managers,
Macon o. Savannah, Ga
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets Of ]. Y. Winter
Manager, will send them to us for payment.
apr19-trwkWtd
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A meeting Ofthe delegates to the GAINESVILLE Con-
Vention is requested at the PArRIOr 0TTIcE. this
morning at Il O'clock
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No. 25 Deaderick Street.

NO. 20 Deaderick Street.
WE undeFsig4ed take pleasars "a tnfosmlse sh,i,
frerds aud The pahlc generally tia thcy hase ksa
caarSe 81 ne eatug h01se DssdrFck ssrs one door
roin therry, and epkre 70 fafasA 1asas A. All
hoarS nsa4 anl d4g. oar tAb i b. a. tir - s.g.
"Asd sisa The best that Be obiaised IN TIE marEet
H. 4, kls0, FrapFistor
" - AeAALsFs Agent aaF1hso.
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lotto the jaws of death,
Into the mouth of nell,
Like the "six hundred. I"
The brilliant prospects of both the colony
and Virginia are thus set forth:


The brilliant prospects of both the colony
and Virginia are thus set forth:
"But very many of the people of Virginia
actually desire the proposed friendly invasion
of the Old Dominion by this renovsting army
of free white labor / can show you that even
slave holders are on our side, and that, too, in
large numbers. Some have already offered to
take stock TO the extent of their ability in the
proposed company. Kentucky and Maryland
are already looking with envy on the sublime
destiny of Virginia, and are inviting the same
invigorating agency of free labor to their own
borders.
To all this great portion of the Vir-
ginia press offers the most solemn oppoSi-
ton. The usually staid and matter of fact
National Lntelligeneer, looks upon it as too
ridiculous even for respectable sensation
article;;" it treats the subject quite humor-
ously, and suggests that it would be vio-
Iation of the Monroe doctrine" and would
serve to lend zest to the chronicles of Deid-
rich Knickerbocker. We think the North
American Homestead Company" is quite a
fair index to the kind of matter which
habitualy nourishes the fanatical extrava-
gancies, of very many of the Northern peo-
pie.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-13

Ara meeting OF the Directors q The Tennessee Marine
n and Fire Insnrace fompany, held this day their
Oaice dividend Il Sir fgilrrs PEE shre declared
out o. the prohs q he past "a months Ca half 70 be
appied 20 the payment % soCk EULL The
maindrr 90 the toe hoidsrs
apsT-Imd A. BUTLER, seeretsry.
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TO THE STOCKHOLOERS OF rHE
Winchester & Alabama R. r. Company.

TTNHFRE will a meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad Company at the Co lrt
house in the OF Winchester, Tennessee, THURS
DAY 7th day Of May 1884, elect fifteen Directors for
sail Company, Tor the ensuing year. and at said ting
application will be made admit stockholders all those
persons who have subscribed stock in the in lincoln
county Tennessee for the purpose Of extending their main
trunk Fayetteville according provisions
If the the legislature chap 206 passed Feb
18TH 1859 Done by order Of the Board.
WM EDW NENABLE, President.
F. T. EsTILL, Secretary. apr4-dtrw&W illml
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HERE HE Is.
PITTS PATENTED SMOKE ExPELLING HEA
a M

PITTS PATENTED SMOKE ExPELLING HEAT
RADIATOR
CIMPLICITY, nestness, utility, comfort, economy and
- durability combined in this improvement single
plate Of cast iron Of peculiar firm placed
edge resting against the back OF the are the
upper resting the inside Of the ARCH angle forming
part Of the back itse H. without interfering with
Appertures are 50 arranged in the CRATE
draft sufficient to correct smoky chimney and the inter
mediate bars made that that would other
wise ecaDe by the chimney Is arrested ami reHecied
thrown back into the room. No SiterAtoI the asOn
Of ordinary Or -place chimney necessary
can be pat up in e" minutes BY person Of common
sense.
proved successful.
The length Of bsck the place and the breadth
Of the Que Il the inside regulate The price, Tee
IL but tribe.
The Right of,hs Patent Cor some Of the best States h for
sale.
An experienced gentleman Ia the Patent once at wash
ington boaght The Rght Of oHe state IL
De- tented.
Ny ADDRESSES Nashville, Tennessee.
apFt-f re Pitts
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EEJ u n .TSHTNG
AND
FANCY GOODS,

u ECEVED this day byeypress choice lot Of Furnishing
IL Goods. The latest style OF Shirts Neck Ties Kid and
Blk Gloves, Collars Suspender- Half-Hose Stocks and
Cravats Dressing Robes, Underwear of every variety
Trunks, Vaes and Carpet Bags.
Also, fresh supply fPerumery and Toilette Soaps Hair
TOOTH Clothes aud all Brushes Together an assort-
ment She'll Buffalo, Rome and Ivory Combs, &C. &C. and
we invite all to an examination of our Stock.
j. II. NcGLL,
Ladies' and GentIemen's Furnishing store corner Of
the Square and College street. apr IL
(NDLGRED SHIR CS.-Just received hne as
~ sortment Of Uoored Shirts, latest STYLES vari
prices. april ]. 4 NcGIIL.
NHIRT 30 N0lIS I'VE have now a superb lot Of
Bosoms Tor Erts, sems ofthem handomel embroider-
ed fo- sale bv apl u. McG1LL.
EANCK GOODS & TOILET ARTICLES.
L Just received fresh supply Of ubns' Extracts,
Coogues, Hair Dyes, Hair Oils Ok Narrow, &c &C Every
variety Of Hair, Tooth, Nail Flesh and Cloth Brushes;
Ladies' aud Gentemens travelling cases. Also, satches
Cabas, Ches Domnos Vest and sleeve Buttons Coat
Links PEARL silver and Morocco Porte Monies Bead and
Silk Purses She'll Puff, Tuc<ing, side, Reddng and Fine
Tooth Combs choice variety Of Ivory and Palm Leaf
Fans; Pocket Knives, and fine RazOr single and setts
for sale by J. H. McGiLL
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing store, corner Of
Square and College street. april
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awhss ere yeus politicsf8 ''Eiassst rot sny.~
'WhaG ne pollticsf' ''Ae. not Pelisle.'
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list ARRIVED

lust ARRIVED.-Drum Head and Flat Dutch
- Cabbage Seed. Those in want shoali cal soon.
ALSO.-Chinese Sugar Cane Seed sweet ani Irish Pc
tatoes, and general assortment Of other Seeds All
genuine. 8. WELLER,
AMI No. 81 south NJ lrket street.
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GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FIRE ASSOCIATION.

A CALLED MEETING OF the Fire Association Of Nash
n vile VIII be held in Fremen's Hail. No. 2, on Tuesday
the l4h int a. ~ O'Clock, p NJ Punctnal attendance
is desired, business Of be transacted.
aprlS JNO. L. GLENN, Secretary.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.


Lessee and DAVIS.
Aie@surer.. -.J d. HARPER
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL Is. 1884, third night Of the
W. eminent Tragedsn Mr.. coudock, who will appear,
on this OCCASION in his great character OF John Mdnay
in the sterling Comedy of STILL WATER RUNS DEP.
Overture by the Orchestra. To conclude with the aDghabe
Farce Of the LOTTERY TICKET.
Prices ADMIssIosDress Circle and Parquette, I3c;
Chtren under ten age to Dress Circle 81 cents
Second er, Soc Coored Box, SOC; CoOred Gallery, 25e;
Second Class, SOC.
~ Box Once open from 10 u NJ, and to 4 P. NJ,
Treasurer.
~ Doors open at Observation-Disclosures to COM
mencs at \ to soelock.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,
A ODD FELLOWS HALL, TUESDAY aud WgDNES-
II DAY, April 9Th aud 18th. Mons Charles Halter, the
renowned Magician, from South America will perform as
above introducing Wonders in Natural Magic Chemistry,
and Natural Phiosoph. Many Of his feats never
before performed BY any Mleician but himself His Magic
Cannon. Egg York, Creation Of Insects. &c, &C see
small bis Doorsop at z ocock-performance 10 COM
menee atty. ucHeSs 50cts.-Children Is cts.
aprl3-U
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1t viii be seen by the proceedings published
in this paper, that at public meeting held at
Harrison, on Tuesday last, our townsman, Jso.
w. WHITE, Esq, was nominated as the candi-
date of the Wing and American party. to rep
resent this county in the next Legislature. A
better selection could not have been made
He Is and always has been one of the most
jealous, bold, intelligent advocates OF our prIn-
ciples in the county. Wherever and whenev-
er he was called upon to stand up and defend
our men and measures, or to charge upon The
enemy, he was on hand, ready, willing and
prepared. As an assistant Eiector 10 the last
campaign, he won honors wherever he spoke
The party were delighted with him, called him
out whenever he was about, and always left
satisfied with the man, his arguments and
principles. Chattanooga Gazette.
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Just Received.

LIE PUMPS dozen New YORK made Ale Pump for sale
n cheapby J. q. ROBERTSON.
April 5, 1851
100 HALF BOXES RAIsINs fresh and good
1OO 100 W.R CHEESE.
100 BIS SWEET CRAB CIDER, Prime
leo boxes SWEET ORANGES in Good order
and for sale BY J. G. ROBERTSON.
April 1851 Broadway.
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SAVANNAHLOTTERY!
ON TIE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS,
Anderson & Son, Managers,
Successors to ]. P. Winter. Manager)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O,OOO!!!
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE GEORGIA
CT IS X,
Draws MAY 18th. 1857.
dAGNIFICENT SCHEME

AT ST. ANDREWS HALL savannah, Ca, under the
suPe rnendence Of W. R. synons, Esq., and J. NJ.
PrenIiss Esq
oCurafr
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virginia and the AbolltionIsts.

For month or two past crazy Massa-
chusetts abolitioniSt, named. Eli Thayer,
has been engaged in an enterprise to colo
nize Virginia with an anti-slayery popula-
ton from the North. A company (unin-
corporated) has been nominally formed
with the imposing title Of the "Norh Amer
ican Homestead Company" of which Thayer
seems to be the " soul, body and spirit. I"
The end in view is the purchase and settle
ment of the WORKOUT lands in Eastern Vir-
ginia (the sea shore counties preferred),
the creation of strong and decided anti
slavery sentiment, and the ultimate extinc-
ton of the "odious institution" in the "old
Dominion" Thayer puts on every air of
sincerity in respect to the project. A num-
Der of the Virginia papers, among them the
Enquirer and Wing at Richmond, met the
subject in spirit of profound earnestneSs,
and urged the impracticability of the thing
on account of its hazardous character.
They thought it would conduce to bad feel
ings between the citizens and the colonists,
that there would probably be bloodshed,
and that in all human probability the for
est trees would be occasionally decorated
by the forms of Yankees dangling from
their branches. These sentiments were
speedily conveyed to Thayer and his follow
ers (if indeed he has any by friendlyjour-
nails of the North, whereupon Thayer issues
a manifesto, reiterating his determination.
Herein the Provisional Governor of the
new free State in Virginia, discl0Ses the in
cidental aim of making it lucrative mon
eyed enterprise. He pictures the abolition
propensities in this regard, in the strongest
colors-but which, for aught we know, is
quite true. He thus portrays their cupid
ity:
ave have been charged with participating
in the slave trade, contrary to law. for " filthy
lucre. If this be so, we would probably par
ticipate in making slave States free for the
same " filthy lucre.
There is not kidnapper in the country who
will not quit his business of catching negroes
in Africa for the Cuba market, when it shall
have been demonstrated that he can make 10
per cent more in making Virginia free State.
These men are no such bigots in their pro-
fessiou as 20 adhere to it when lucrative bust
ness, protected by law, can be had in exchange
for a hazardous, illegal and less profitable traf-
6c.
THERE'S no use, then, in talking about hang
ing or shooting our coionists, or the members
of our company. If half of US were hung or
shot, the rest would press on towards the
shining dollars, even though they should rush
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Boring of Artesian wells.

A writer in Charleston paper gives the follow
ing description OF the manner in which Artesian
wells are formei:
This style of wells is said to be an invention of
Frenchman, whose name do not pow remember.
1t is dug, or rather drill d. with heavy steel d'i
of 1900 pounds weight, 20 feet in length, and
haHfoot in diameter The drill is raised above she
surface OF the ground, by means of puleys attach
ed TO a wheel, which is worked by small engine,
to the height of forty fifty feet and then allow
ed to drop.
After going to the depth Of edrill, strong poles
are attached to the upper extremity. In this man
ne. it is raised and allowed to drop. The man who
is digging the well informed me that he had drilled
through IS rocks, averaging SO feet in thickness
He has completed one $50 feet 10 depth. Iron
tubes are inserted be advances, and in this man
ner caving is prevented The well now completed,
throws a, Jet Of water to the height of ls3 feet
above the surface. put may hand into the reser-
voir into which it fell, and, to my surprise, found
the water quite hot-clearly showing tina! the 10
testines of the earth are heated.
The borer is now proceeding with well ten
times as large ss the one completed. The one al
ready completed he intends boring to the depth of
1900 feet hen the water will be thrown to the
height of 800 feet 1t is expected that this alone
will furnish an abundant supply OF wa er.
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RO0rd51s0 House.

THE undersigned keeps Boarding House 90 Cedar
street next the Veraudah Hotel where Is ready,
u al tines, Accommodate transient or permanent
Boaders fair rates His table Is Always provided with
he bestthe market affords.
ianlT 6EO. W. COLEMAN.
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7 OFFER FOR SALE the following STRAW
l BERRY PLANTS Georga MArH IA az t3 per hanired
oaa at Al per hundred Pine At tlPsr hundred,
Tayov's Sssdiag AZ 81 per hundred.
Az ori-rslst vim the -nAsse.-holse Weiass-
DAYS ant saturday, pronpliy atten led to.
uaresg5 -imdEWs JAMES T. WALKER
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W, q. %. q Co. have ais, on sale
TEE ENGLISH EDITION oF MOORE's LIFE AND
in vars re no ciotN
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Land Warrants Located.

SHALL leave for the North West about the 1t Of May.
Persons having Land Warrants which they Sah Oc sied
viii End this favorable opportunity Having VISITED this
section various times within the last nneteeg years.
eel confident Of being ab - max locations that viii be
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