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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

sasdorssns, then q is fen BY 81 nat vi.u,,.-
Is better thsa other viOinisA. lie makes u. -
which The Edinb.rgt Rsriey called re most -
ful thirg aiier man, because the most hur.,,-
pressive-be makes this htle nadine sdre ,', We
life, ,has it seems 20 hsve Dictionary Of ro,;.
serve for the neat piece only holding them b.. -
particular desire for toat one. Ia al ls.,.,9
machinery OF violD-PlsyiDg invented By pa,a,.
rollir cup distan: octayes in ju,tspo.itiyn-s,S~
without the bow, a. well q, the devil ,,s.,,r'S
Wrrhes Dances, the " S,rezhe'l. yiep,t,,,.ss
home. His octsves too, are uarveDous +, ~.
gios, rapid itera:iors piokipss, ,ad al the 10y
,ure Of the violin pushed to ia u.mo., ~
Mr. Vicuxtemps is crest artist. He wa, ysse,,..s,
applauded. The accompaniment by Md yiea,,.,-
Was subduci aud coed. TIE orchss.ra-s yao,.
chesira-csnies too many guns for one violin. IA.
such bombardment as the introiuction o ,ks r..
Concerto in A." the single violin seem. Ike 90
boy in the forstop after the smoke OF b.asi,j -.
cleared away We are aware tho orchestra i. cl..,s
70 this RELATION But classics are Lot sgsy. J,,,.
No 5-the Traviata a;r-was nicely sung b. MI.
Carroll. She has very considerable mesa.-;..
GLIDING good deal of fight, OF repose Of rAna.-
for one or the other extreme deprived her ii dnns:,
earnestness. But she has good voice within 81.
tain measure Of force, with q pure tone, ezsel.x
CON pass and considerable execution. The bsx In
NAV be said of her was tina. she was encored. SIM
easier, the pew ACADEMY basso, sang the Bst.s
lie trpped off bis tongue the doubly.flled mssrs,
from the coda fountain Of Rossini. lie IS . csr,a
artist in such clear articulation.
The loom wss overcrowded and tie audiz.
seemed determined to make night of it, judging irs
the number of their eDcores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
NEBRASKA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY the following letter, we learn that Fonner
Ferguson has received the certificate as Delegate
in Congress from Nebraska Iii none Of our bust
ness, but we predict that Chapman will c,n.es: the
return, and GUST The Judge:
Correspondence of The n. Y Tribune.
BELLEVUE CITY, n. T., Sept. ), 1851.
The question which much doubt has been
suspended, is finally settled. This afternoon, Judge
Ferguon has received the certificate of his election as
Delegate to Congress. While am writing these few
lines the citizens of Bellevue the residence of the
Judge firing hundred guns in honor of the vic
tory The contest was wsged with great zeal and the
result close that nothing but the off al count
could decide who elected Party politics did not
enter into The canvas it was purely personal matter
Selfnoninaod candidates urged their claims with
zeal almost unparalleled. At first, there some
eight candidates in the field but this amber was final
ly reduced to four. All of these We're Democrats,
cept Gen. Larimer, and he was one of those who
"cleared the track" The following is the official vote
as copied from the certificate:
Eurgusou. ".."......657 Rankin .............l,S4
Chapman .........l597 Fhayer ,28S
MIR. Thayer's aDtecedents / learn, while in the
States were Republican, but he now publicly claims to
be Democrat.
Col. Rankin is and always has been Democrat of
the fret water. lie was appointed Marshal of the Ter
roIy by Pfesi ent Fierce, which Office he holds.
He is very much of a gentleman, and quite favorte
Wi the people, and woul0 no doubt have been elected
had II OF been for the treacheIy OF those in whom he
placed the utmost confidence.
Bird Il. Chapman, late Delegate from this Territory,
has twice been put down by the dear people He will
doubtless return, with bis carpcbag, to his home in
Ohio.
Fenner Ferguson, Chief Justice of the Territory,
and Delegate elect, Is well known as a sound Demo
erat The Convention which met at Bellevue three
weeks before the election nominated him. contrary to
bis wishes as its nCidae for the highest office at
present in the gift of the people As POLITICAL he is
conservative; as gentleman be commands the respect
and confidence of ALL As for honor and integrity his
opponents admit him 10 be above suspicion. We pre-
dict that he will be universally respected at Washcg
tor. CHAUCER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
THE NAIOR'S ILLEGAL POLICE.
DECISION AGAINST THEIR APPLICATION
FOR PAY.

L. will be remembered tha. the Municipal Police
who acted in defiance Of the new law, and led
TO riot aid rebellion by Mayor Wood against the NJ
trouolitan Commissioners, and their new force, imne
datey after the decision of the Cout Of Appeals made
application to the Controller for pay and were refused
VIM. Ma, Kellar, ex Clerk 70 the Chief oficiatei as
Attorney anu threatened the city with thousand law
suits. Mr.. Flag, heard what Mr.. Mackellar had T.
.ay, and subsequently the arguments put fJrSari bya
jelegat OF Captains, but stIl refused, AID advsei
them to save the expenses o. lawsuits, for he knew
they could recover nothing He further urged them
=, lay their case before the Commissioners, as
tey aore could act in the matter. Mr. Busted next
waited upon MI. Flagg, to sdvse and urge HIN to pay
the claim giving his legal opini)L LAT the old police
must every cent Of the pay they applied for
but Mr. Flses beeded no. thai officials Warning, and
Las proved himself il this az well Is other cases,
better lawyer Tran the distinguished CcGrse to the
Cooperation.
The ca.es were tsiea before JUG. Green, at the
-. District Corr where The svitsrcs o. w. Isgg,
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ciyr ys,l-s, Ser. g 1877.

Ciyr IstS-,, ser. q 1877.
To Mr. fHos wtssrls: The HoIiek 70 s;SA i'ssi :ts'
and pIsssrers safe VII b. y IN lbs te.Ger :, dsy
Jas. r. KELLY.
Tie Norfolk had 90 bosrd cone fifteen pI-ssngers
ara full assorted cargo She vas ss1e-Toeaied
boat If GIL tuns buide1 Tae ll-sa,ed -ieanlsr 70
stoo. eleven years old. She wee reouit .nd lerS'n-
ebed in 1873.
Tie Keurebec, with AL tho passengers anf ere z on
board. len Cape May I. oclc,k this mo:nuy, ald
viii lot reach The city until o'clock his afte roon
Tie wife and four children of Capt Kelly were WI
him on board the Norfolk.
The los: ship was partly Insured. The c--sp De-
lopged 10 parties in the South and nothiag can DO a.
eersiped AZ present concerning the sn)unt Of their
lose or their insurance. Phi. Bulietin, Sept. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE.

The full Board was present yesterday at the City
Hail. and granted licenses to the following persons:
John Pine, No. 50 Cherry street. innkeeper So.
James Hughes No 3li Thirty second street nnkeeper; SS
Peter ONe No. COZ WasbiDgton street innkoeper; $50.
jaime. Duffy No. % Whitehall street. iunkeeper; $50.
lanes cane, No. f72 Pearl street, innkeeper $50
David Morgan, No. 500 West street, innkeeper; $50
Commissioner HAsKETT stated that he would be
absent from town the remainder of the week, and
moved that the Board adjourn to Monday next at
o'clock The motion secorded by Commissioner
Kerr Commissioner Holmes voted in the negative
The Board therefore, adjourned to meet on Monday
nc IT. TO further grant licenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

worthy Sergeant IS er fie,o sveythlog ere. EIe s
besss Inspector General, and served with credit
- Aimseh, i have no d06b:, 10 the Wsserdsa and
Nl the other Border RsAan vars. Beside these
tssles, Sen Treasurer oftas Terr;ory OF Kansas"
eesh 81 tometAias, and Heaven kncNe w.ht al
else. ..-.
ANY. Cook was elected Doorkeeptr A Roman
C1alolss priest was ne II elected " Chaplain" 40
net wish 10 bring down the snstAemas Of tho Know
lsthings, or the praise of all the Irish, On t.s
NssiriCus Constitutional body, SO will state that
ths vas work of necessity # rot Of mercy. The
reverend gentleman in question happens tO be all
n the shape Of divinity that bas been voucoaaied 20
the Sodcmites Of LecOmpton-.o the credit OF the
Catholics be IL spoken. Whether the Lecomptou.tes
have any preferences that way, am noe aware. II
they had, II would show nice appreciation IN settIg
some one who could pardon sins. l rather think
hat oil religious considerations are quite uimanrai.
twas NJ. jenkins Of Mar.hal Gunty who Is UNI
suestionably the most Border.RuifiAnly member OF
the Convention, who proposed that they should have
Chaplain. He urged all 70 vote for his resolution.
"Ii" said he, "yOu don't want 10 hear prayers,
"you needn't Just stay oft I'LL after prayers are
"Oyer; but hope you will vote Tor il. II will have
81 fine effect on the country" Tue effect it would
have upon the Contention seemed u be q very small
matter with Mr.. jenkins.
Beside these officers, the Convention elected II.
u. Moore President pro TEN.
vebtion adjourned until to-day at 10 O'Clock. The
whole Of the sixty delegates as reported by Secre-
tay Stanton, were admitted to their seats on the
strength Of the certified list from him. This was
hard Border-Ruffian dodge and unworthy Of the
Territorial Executive-Or rather, let me nOD say,
WORTHY OF IT. Had they issued separate certi-
Gates they would haye bad to refuse Mcssrs. Gil
patrick and Campbell, tie two Free-St0te delegates
Feeling that these boiling Free-State men were
tempted into the election by the promises of Gov.
Walker il would certainly have been proper for the
Executive 10 baye given them certificates that would
have entitled them TO seats until their claims could
have been acted on. But no. The two irregrIlarly
elected men from Shawnee County were admitted at
eDce, and took their seats, but the two FreeState
men, whose claims still better than the others,
were showed in corDcr, their names excluded from
the list, and merely turned over to the tender mer-
cies OF Border. Ruff IN Committee of five. When
will Oyer-hOpeful Free State men oarn better
A dispatch from LecomptoD, dated Sept. s, says:
"The c. Institutional Convection is permanently
gsniZfd Surveyor General Calhoun is elected pres-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The directors announce ihs
they have made an engagement with Mad. la Gracc
who will appear on Friday as Norma. On NOadsj
Mad. Frezzolini will appear in LElisie D'AmOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
The Commissioners of Emigration held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday, at the Office IN Worth
street The appointment Of DR.. Selden Asslstant-Sur
geon at Wards Island was confirmed.
The following is the weekly statement:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

A dispatch from LecomptoD, dated Sept. s, says:
"The c. Institutional Convention is permanently or.
ganiZed Surveyor General Calhoun is elected Presi
dent His speech indicates that he ia in favor OF sab
mittiGg the Constitution to the people,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

The contract for carrying the United States Nal
the land route to California was si,rei in this
city yesterday Messrs John Butterfeld William b.
Dinrmore, William G. Fargo, Alexander Holland, J.
v p Gardner, N. l.. Kenyon, Hamilton spenesr' sad
others, ere the contractors. The Government WAS
represented by Mr.. Dundas, Second Assistant Post
master General. Tie contract, which lie to run six
years, is to go into effect twelve months from dAis
$500 600 per annum is the price TO be paid the coz
tractor. This viii doubtless prove TO Dc proh,soS
job as il s in the hands Of energetic psnes who have
the means, ard who understand thoroughly the hss'
ness they have undertaken. Is understood ~ ~
contractors VII form JciDt Stock Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

TIE APPRENTICES LIBRARY.-The Apprentices
Library has been reopeued Its situation, which .
comparatively downtown no. Az BfoadTsY), snl
the easy terms On which access IS gsined TO IT, read
il OF great importance to the youog mer OF the city
supplementary catalogue has just been publisbsd
Many Few books have been added during the Sun
ner, and tie library and readingroom promise to 10
crease in their with the increasing demand
for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17
THE AMERICAN STATE CONTENTION

the concludns portion OF report the Of Tie
State Convention having
too late for insertion yesterday we print to.dAyJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

Chalt Stown Navy Yard, is ordered to be got ready
for sea Immediately.
The United States sloop-ofwar Plymouth, from Lis
bon, arrived in the Texe, Sept. =.
LAUNCH Oh THE GREAT EASTERN.
The Canadian London Ners e the ID inst SAYS i,
is authorized to state that the Great Eastern steam
ship will be launched in the rs spring tides of next
month October. The day is not as yet absolutely
" fixed but this important event viii probably tax.
tlace Oh MoI day. the J.h of that month. Tae tides
"Nill be highest on that day.
The same Journal describes with minuteness E. route
of pleasure travel through the United States to Chi.
eseo aid St. Louis, aud which is extended on the
European Continent TO Germany ami Switzerland, for
which Great Eastern TOURIST tickets are to be pro-
yided:
"1bs tour can be accomplished say from New.
Yo,k and bsck il shout eight weeks, including tn
two messages across the Atlantic, but to those les.
press for time il be adyaLtageousy extended &
IRON III to 10 weeks. The cost Of iIstcass tOurs,
ticket for the whole excursion, Of little under 1900
miles viii be about tJS sterling, or say $3.50.
Arrangements are also IN progress for more ex-
tel 6ed tour, which, in addition TO the foregoing, and
81 AN increased cost of about 800, will probably
c,urrise Naples, Rome. Florence, Genoa, Turin and
Milan together with the passage across the Alps by
SlnploI."
LOSS OF rHE STE tMsHIP SOEFcrI.
The steamship Norfolk, plying between this city AMI
Norfolk and Richmord Va was o.t on Monday, hsv-
ing sunk during heavy gale in Chesapeake Bay.
The accounts rtceived thus far are very meagre tn
pripcjpaI information respecting the loss Of the 81
being in teleg-apbic dispatch urder the marine he I'd
IN N, BpHtiR OF to-day. Mr. Webster, the acsn: OF
he line liz Til, city, mes sl.o receive. tAe iolcwly
ispsteh from The captain Of the s:es=er:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
Nfrp Dnblifdfions.

TTNHE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
Il No. CLXXVII VoR OCTOBER, 1857
Article J. Charlotte Bronts and The BroDte Novels
=. H. SGdnis
:. Ill The Royal House Of St. Cyr.
=. ~. The Dred Scott Csse
=. v. Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
:. VI. Sir Robert Peel.
.. VII Shakespeare in Modern Thought.
..VII Recent French Literature
:. TX BTazN and the BraxilanG
E. X Critical Notices
=. XII New Publications.
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW is too wen Known
20 tie eIay public 20 require that nyhns hold be sd In
its svo Il Is 70 America what the EdinourG London
Quaees Great Britain and takes rank with them both
n Europe and America
Nearly all the authors Of country first brought
before the pubic through this Review Webster Everett
spsss Prescott Bancroft with of other noted Of
literature proud
and its pages continue to reflect the best talent of ime
The Moth American Review published quarterly, in
bers Of nesTy 800 pages esch a. $5 year
q PRAFCiS Co. No. 55i Broadway New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
A CADEKY Of MssIC-DON GIOVANNI

A CADEKY Of MtSIC-DON GIOVANNI
n WEDNESDAY. Oct T.
The Vnblc respectfully Informed ths, with the present.
wssh W tlos the hT.t Of the resusr b.
the return Of the from Phai-lpais Boston
Ino Bsmtre No effort will b. spared by the Directors 20
male them a. brilliant possible by svsnf themselves Of the
resopgees Of this grest establishment.
Positively ast night Dot two.
''Ssr os hozhs
First joint appearance The nights Of
Nile. fREZLOLINl aud Mad. LA GRANGE
First sPPeTanse Of
II b: renowned part Of DON GIOVANNI
Madame STRAKOsCH,
CARD
Nc any great opera-house be considered co
Giovanni the greatest Of eli opera, The revival Of this
upeue ous work at Her Msstys Theate in London has
Director, SHh Of Ss tesdmy Of Music hs1e
to follow the example by Mr. LuDley IN giving tdt By
presenting with cast such as oa never been a'tenptea ana
making this performance the occasion Of
The First Join, Appesrasce Of
Madame LA GRANGE and Mile FRE2LOLINI
On and the same ES snuE
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, Oct. 7 and g.
IL DON GIOVANNI.
Madame de LAGRANGE Es...;:.............DoNNA ANNA
Ms4sme sTRAKOsCH Donna ELVIRA
sieroi LABOCETrA as.................. DON OrrAVIO
stGNoRo GhSsIEh
Doors open at !. to commence at g.
The sale Of viii commence THIS MORNING. a. ra
At the Academy Of Music. G. BREUslNG's aud HALL
NOTICE The free list with the exception of the Pres
win be entirely suspended on the Don Giovanni nights,
On SATURDAY NEXT. Oct. 10,
Positively close of the Season.
On SUNDAY, Oct IL,
LAST GRAND CONCERT and oRATORIO night by all the
Artists of the Academy increased Chorus and an immense
Admission Os.orio nights 50 all parts and q
cents to the Amphitheater
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
Clothing.
90 formers ano Others.

CUGAR-CANE MILL for 500, comphte, with
- three rollers aud hsndersnks. This Nh just
constructed and adm sby adapted TO making small .spen
mel to with the Chinese Sugar Cane. K l.. ALLEN
No. ls9 Waters New fcfh
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
prp GOODS.


ATHROP, UDINGTON & Co.,
No. 20 ard % MURRAYsr.
23 and 25 PARK-PLkeE,
Offer to County and City Buyers At very low prices the fol-
lowing GOODS,
FOR CASH.
s. 600 poekaes, Of AMERICAN dad FOREIGN DRY
GOODS, rAich haze been pgyehGsed he eeyy
best terms Ia his and other markets from tie
MANUFACTURER, and at tAe RECENT Low
AUCTION SALES.
I 600 bale. BROWN lnd BLEACHED sHEETINGs and
SHIRTINGs.
200 csses CANTON FLANNELs-HAMILToN, &c
100 cases TlCKINGs, &c.
400 cases PRINTS-MERRIMACK, COCHICo, PACl-
FIG PHILIP ALIENS, &c.
900 cases INGHAMs-GLAsGOw, CLINTON Lam
CASTER, &c.
900 cases DENIMS-AMOSKEAG, &c.
100 bales WOOL FLaNNELs, Scarlet, White, Yellow he
O,OOO GRAIN BAGs-srARK MILLS, kc-
An extensive and choice stock DRESS GOODS MEBINos
ALPACAs, sHAwLS, MOJsSELINE DE LANES
BOMBAzINEs COBURGs, BLACK and FANCY
SILKS &C.
CLOTHS, CAssINEREs, vEsTINGS, 10.
In addition 10 the above buyers will find to TIER sa'Ahs
TO examine their superior stocks Of WHITE GOoDo, DN
NET RIBBONS DRESS TRIMMINGS, kc.i hosiEAi
and YANKEE NOTIONS, all of which shall be cold - Iee'
to correspond with the times,
FOR CASH.
Order. accompanied with the money promptly aud S'sfss
torly filed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
furs ano Robes.

EJRS- No. 3s5 Broadway American, Russian
IL ard Hudson Bay Conpsnys fHs WILLIAM kosEk
offers to ths public, for city and country tfsds "a
eauaed of the above Furs selected by ri
manufactured with great care in superior style EvcY
article BE- sold at fair prices and warranted fspesstse
WILLIAM MOsER, No IL Maiden lane and $40 bIoed~sy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
Gmnsements.

CXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.-CRYS-
IL TAI PALACE SIXTH GRAND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT by DODWoRTHS FULL CORNET BAND
AT THE GREAT FAIR
of the
AHER CAN INST1 Z.
THIS (Taesdsyl EVENING Oct 6.
PROGRAMME.
Overture" Les MoLtene grins. Limm.ndef
byItD Melodies.
March f1On Etoie du NoEd". '''neyedoeei
Psrisi CAfa-Due from La TEsylstA xsta,
florence whns
Grand Waltz" Eruhise esleder"
II.
lx,.nl., Ch.ro. 4sS Essils da NOsd" keysreee
Duet and Finse the frat Lucreza Boe'a p9niasts
g Notfusuo-" La DeTenata".- ---~.s u 80 's'n
a ~ mothru osIckstep. ,S.Ieeh
NJ NY Love s le the Red, Red song
arCdeT Luslig Gal0pe. '''''shuhle
~ No extra charge for admission.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER, No. ga
IL Broadway, near Houstonst n,....
The Management takes great pleasure in COM
plete success of another original drama -
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct 8. 1857.
ps,6m,nee 10 commence with Edmund FacOner's original
'' HUSBAND OF AN HOUR.
N,roui, de Wheaegh
Robert, Gardener. Jordan
Lord Thorny, ar English Noblemsn..
Pierre Rouge.....'.:: ~ SnSS.r,
Juis Countess de ClAiryille. Laura heene
Countess Dowager. "
EY0fIISIrE MIJSICAL SELECTIONS by the Orchestra,
under the direction of MIR. TIL oMAS BAKER.
To conclude with the eXtravagaaza entitled
THE SIAM LIGHT GUARD.
corotacop,o Mr. Bnrnett Catchmug. Mr. Jefferson
Knappkin........Mr Peters Fanny Nzhtngae MISS Meme
Seventh Regiment of the Gusrd..By Twenty Young Ladies
Doors open At D to comme at u o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

nRY GOODS
~ CHEAP FOR CASH.
CHAS. HEARD & Co,
Nc sol 6rand.s.-,
MONDAY, Oct. 5,
$4,000
Wor.b Of new Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS,
purchased q. the recent forced suction sales for cash
discount pesy 50 per cert the cost OF Importation
The follow ing will give but faint idss OF the Inducements
offered 10 purchars this celebrated establishment
500 pieces elegant FALL SILKS sr 81, 60 up to the
richest goods imported. -
$50 pieces LupiDs super French NLklNO a. IJc-
800 pieces wide PARAAATqA At l2lc
SEQ pieces DUCAL PLAIDS, 2)c. goods Of l2,c.
$50 pieces fine all wool DE LANES plain eoor at SIC
$50 pieces printed DE LANES ut l2l9
500 pieces Merrirlsck and Cocheooe PRINTS, at lOc
200 pieces English PRINTS, q: 6lc
500 pieces English black and white PRINTS, at btc =,
Together with so and bales Of brown aud oleacned
red and whxe FLANNELS.
CANTON FLANNELS.
BLANKETS, &c,
al q which VIII sell
CHAS HEARD L Co.,
M Graud-st
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05
Another Trial Test Of Corn and Coz AAls.
Ihe Little Giant Victorious.

The following is FROM the indianapolis Journal;
TRIAL or MrIs,-We were yesterday invited 10 VII
ness a trial Of the merits of the Corn and Cob Mills,
Little Giant, Star Mill. aud Excelsior Mill. A bushel
and a half Of ear corn was ground into feed ny eacn,
the Little Giant" doing itn 81, the : Star IN o., an1
the Excelsior" in 60 revolutions. The time occupied
by each mill in grinding, was in about the same pro
portion. The mills were all turned by the same morse,
and managed by the same persons, aud everything
seemed TO be fair and equal. After The Little Gisnt"
had ground out her corn, a lot OF stones, among them
one Or two hard flint, the size Of a hens egg, we're
ttro Sn in and ground up, to show, as Mr.. Hedges re
marked, hat no Ordinary accident could prevent 1t
from doing its .duty. The stones we're crushed to
powder without iujuring the mill in the least. There
were q great many people present at the exei
hiiOn, among whom we're several Representatives, anc
all gave a decided preference TO the Little Giant"
+. Weston, If Augusta, Carroll county. Ohio, woul1
respectfully inform the Stock Feeders OF Carroll, stark
Colun,biana, Tds arawas and Mahoning counties
that he is te controlling agent for the Little Clan
Corn and Cob Mill, in the above named counties, an'
IL now prepared to ill all orders addressed 70 MN a
\ the above place f"EsioH'
Feb. 26-ls57-Sw,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05
War NhuOp.

The circle is the type ofths initiate. 1t is
Che soul motion. It is positive or deriVative, the
e~plsptic, shapes and planets and their orbits.
il is the sOsdltiOu Of material progress as ap-
piled to wheeled vehicles and ell the rotary
notiOas Of msshipsFy- 1.-The lord aseeudsnt to
this century. It Is. TOO. the type Of grace
The oral face. the arehed eyebrow. the hsaving
bsscm-Seft throne Of love and beauty-the
rOanded Arm sad lie gentle prsssure-thess ell
ere of tie circle. So. too. all the distractions
the circle Of society, the domestic sirale, the
Scientias circle. the artistic. aud the insf4 able
editorial circle. Round and round the circle
90 the matter and mind, The heavenly and the
dssiIish things. Lille is a segment of az i'm
mortal circle. The arch. that last expression
OF heroic strength. the grsndest legacy Of ia
spirsd architectural genius, is Of the circle. TIL
AQuare and lie progeny aIe symbols of inertia
Of immubdity, Of hard coh6g ~Iration. House,
,aad boxes are square and stand slill. planets
wheels, aUur and beer barr~ls caa go round