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Letter from Prof. B. siman. Jr., concerning Mr. Moses
Thompsons Baggasse Furnace.

YALE COLLEGE,
New Haven, Ct, June 4, 1859
haye had occasion to examine with great both the
and the actual workings of Mr. Moses Thompons Furnace
for the burning of wet fuels
Tho npson built Of his furnaces de.
signed at Bristol mine this State
where then conducting explorations The furnace
question the first Of its kind Mr.. r. had before
had occasion furnace for this particular fuel 1t
worked better than had expected and well enough safety
allow the fuel 1t dried fall freely into lower
chamber all that wanting to perfect It, Mr. Thompson
to effect changes when the suspension Of the
mines during the panic of September 1851 put end
operations The result obtained however satisfied that
Mr. Thompson furnace capable OF burning peat Just
This watsry fuel sufced in Mr.. Thopson's
not only keep steam twenty five horse
boiler day nj. ht but did with material economy of
fuel and compared with anthracite coal wool In
where delivered aud coal
| about SSper tun
have elsewhere given views in detail respecting the
mode Of action of Mr. Fhon furnace
these views here Suffice 1t to that am fully Of
that Mr. T. has made discovery of great practical
in the arts and that is nowhere Of value all the
has always been subject of great difficulty Moreover while
number of experiments and almost literal
of his ode Of burning fuels have first
took the field he alone merits the claim originality in CON
structng furnace for burning both in theory
and useful in practice.
and powerful mind who with SIN all advantages of education
has worked out for himself great problem ply
sica which has haed other inventors far greater
pretensons to scientific nowedge, and earnestly
be allowed to receive both the honors
rewards which belong to those who besow by their genius
great fRvors mankind.
B. SILIIMAN, JR.,
Professor of General Applied Chemistry in Yale College
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FIN HALL PLANTATION, Feb. 4, 1859.
Mr.. Thompsoa, New Orleans, La:
Dear sHavng been engaged as engineer on sugar an.a
tons for eight and during that time had
sion take off crops with Bagase furnaces Of different kinds
happy say furnace far exce all others. 1t pro
uniform fire and much larger quantity of steam
feel confident that your furnace, with proper supply
boiler and the Rieux apparatus will make steam to do all
with cord Of wood to the hid take pleasure
recommending your furnoce all who may have occasion
use them. Yours truly,
THOs. H. JONES, Engineer.
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I AW NOTICE-I HAvK RESUMED TIKI PRAG
- ce of my profession land oan.be found at my office No.
Camp street.
.ny.a " MN. RKyNoLDa
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ITO COTTON PLANTERs,
MISSION M.ERcH ANTs,
Editors OF Papers,
And
THE FRIEN or THE SOUTH
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Plantations, dir scty from Seed fully
by which the Planters net income Is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
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FOR SALE,

Sex FIR sALE-THE CELEBRATED Clipper
MIA bark FRED. LEN ING 336 tpns having bee
AaAk.cently coppered and pu. in splendid order For
terms, apply TO GEO. W. HYHSON & CO.,
an2 SO Camp street
E>OR SALE-TWo HYDRAULI JACKS, capable Of
l. raising nine tuns.
For sale by FRANCIS l.. COOK
jyi8 3S Natchez street.
NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING RE-
moved from Eplanade to the corner Beronne and Ora
3 ver Streets west of the St. Charles Hotel
WI will keep constantly hand choice lot Of Maryland
Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Field Hands, House
Servants Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ironers
etrssses all of which will be sold low for cash.
ss2o j.. WILSON.
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d A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
N. ector office 81 Camp street, With Eessrs Wooisey 4
Etheriige.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. G. Millar L Co.; Woolsey
Etherdge Lane Mayheld 4 co.. harrington Howard Of
Memphis. fe2s #
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Every person shall with this Company
and continue be insured and every holding bis
pany discharged by payment Of losses shall be deemed
this Company, entitled person.
proxy elections. Each certificate und
charged the payment of losses shall ene the holder
the Of the certificate shall reach thousand dollars
and then each entitled one add
until the certificate shall
thousand doars when each thousand dollars shall
titled additional provided that all the certificates
aforesaid pg the holder thereof VOTE shall
transferred for shorter period than SIX months prior
said election,
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z G. M. RUTHMNKURD. CoMMISSION
Agent for the Purchase Bale Of 1r a.
es Yard No. 6 Baroune street, New Orleans. Ia
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w COMMISSION ME'R ANTS,
No. 159 Gravier street,
JOSEPH s. WuLIAMs,l NEW ORLeANs.
GEORGE W. TUCKER. uyN "
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fTNHE COPARTN ERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
listing between the undersigned and LOG AN MCKNIGHT
paxtn :rshp before W. Peters, Notary Public February
Ia liquidation. J. g. GOODRiIyHe
a- l.. GOODRICH,
Il. N. POND.
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INSURANCE.
CRESCENT cs.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF new ORLEANS.

Pursuant with the Requirements u their Charter the CRIES.
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY make Tie fea.
1oSvfn~ stsSswr
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In 1856 Messs Hsger Aypn obtained patent and that
year and 1851 they furnaces which innged my
patent desired early to show the planters
nquesionabe rights therefore notified and cautioned them
the Commissioner Of Patents trial of conflicting claims
Testimony taken by both parties and submitted to that Off
GER and Joseph Holt ESQ., of Patents
dered lengthy ard full decsoun avo which thefoow
ing is an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Regardng then the invention fully perfected
cessfu operation in October 1854 Weeds place. tried
expermertay earlier pero Gosset Johnsons plan.
tson where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his invention
and found that with the substitution of fire brick
CRATE bars capable of performing all that he claimed
for it. believing, for the that neither Hager Aynns
Thompsons claim is limited the material employed that
each actual substitution simmateal to the question ISSUE
finding entered into the
erection Of Of Hage Aynns furnaces prior the latter
part of December 1884, priority of invention hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson and patent will issue accordingly
J. HOLT Commissioner
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The respective interest Of the parties to this Act
arc declared TO b - follows, to Wit
b. ROCHEREAU ECO,
1t. MILLAUDOE,
d. j. BURNSIDE CO.,
BABCOCK RHODES,
.a s.ss. FkLLDWES / CO., ..E
CABALLERO BASUALDO.
A. MILTBNBERGER CO..
MONTGOMERY WHITE
RICHARD CO.,
.-.ss, HAGGERTY BROS.
RICHARD CO.,
CUTRER, HARRISON CO.
and others.
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COPARTNERsHIp.

nISSOLU1ION THE FIRM OF JOHNSTON 4
- TURNER IL this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
THOMAS g. TURNER alone authorised to the Of
she late firm In liquiastion
n. G. JOHNSTON,
0U20 I'm
, 1859-09-02

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
fuhc nntce he:ty Slsrn II II! pessns ;. e.c..
.ns @ " 9aei sTu ."Arr aiiuia Ell u; tie C"a-
nth C,loe q TIC CITY v 'hcl., ~ as- ,he Aua. Sl
sssea thOissn T.. u let-l u.I,r. II; aE) uYou III.
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rue bEdTe 70 The rstx r lwI wIuk,e " .auc a =. .
1a1e xHn c7dess pa,srd u Crnon tou ei Az vi Ill
loa viii E1-t Hum No III tte C,,st 1Iou.e u tlv
Sls: aaF Of dat, l:a II tie hour u ia oc.:ck L. ~
i9f &c 2tEtS'se ct making al At-esncl,s. -
G.M.GEAi,
+. 4. Ri.At;,j, Cos,':4
NM. ,fMtN \
, 1859-09-02

:, correspondent Ct the Csntra!ia Prtst says,
tuat ubou: the tlrst Of June last, YIN. Norton,
IN Intelligent farmer boy. near Tamaroa, Oh.
served Tue quails tcou,monlY called ..partridees'
~ Egypt scrs brsy AMONG bis roung corn. He
observed y small aock commencing Vi one siJs
Of the deld, takiog about ay,e. rows, following
,Hcn cl sesaarF thfoo en the held, scratching ana
other side Of the field; then takine another tire
Iows on their return, and thus continuing urail
NJ thought ahey were certainly pulling Up tbe
corn. He shot one and then proceeded to e.
anlue 16e coru gruund- On ali The ground that
aheJ Ind been over. be found but one stalk Of
corn that had been disturbed; tbs. as scratch.
eo nehflT ont Of the ground, but the kernel was
q"a'i ne found OLE out wor,u. twenty one striped
slne bugs, over one hundred chineh bugs that
k'i! retained their Individuality, 4 mass appa-
!en'is consisting OF hundreds Of cLincA bugs
1us nut one kernel. Of corn. Tha quAils haze
been Decreasing in that vicinity for about DE
years past, and the chinch bngg increasing.
, 1859-09-02
MORTGAGE 'SALE.-By IN II

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, 1859-09-02
2k4al aphfrtis9ulGnts.
sPEClAL Commissioners No1tcact

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, 1859-09-02

IN inKsn}one tRdis4lAy4, II: &i41i7aC Coiiii
r,il, ,' England, h.s 10! some time past been e
to s1os 'os s 9.f 4at. assss G@ to-
for three years and half The drrxa ~ M,sas
ee&.ay Ps l4nsetf, and rpnsisas of ID; :: nsciIr 4
chiel. coat,. wai.tcoat, trawsen. hppet, .esRos,
aud ehoea The number of Eats required h
complete the suit WAS sir hundred md seventh
and the individual Stxn 9hus dat4edt 4hriear1
like ,6e Esquinlanx described in, thu ,y.rel4 ni
pd1sraA3 RosA: TIE ffppet d boa fstompdad
Of the p,eees Of skin insned'aa<4y round the
the dress. containing sboal six hundred tsil..~
and those none Df the shortest. :.
, 1859-09-02


Correspondence OF the Boston Trasellcr.1
LEAvESEoE11I, August 81
1he telegraph has already borne YOU intel!i.
gence OF renewed difficulties between Missonr;
and Southern kansas, The news ia to some ~
tent true, but it will be we'll to wait for further
Paft'culars before .1ring full credeuce. From
pf!'a1e letters learn the following particulars
ABOUT week since Free Slate man, bv
name Wright. generally known as Pickles, was
,ueco!ea TO Faies's store, across the Missouri
me under preteat Of trading horses. lie was
then serted hy band of armed men. and alter
salious 'hulsntles, was carried iuto tue interior
10 ren'ni,t Jail. 80 miles from the border
sezed !, wsx frnchfs j 1t appears that when frs.
appeared, though it is undoubtedly true that 10.
dlctn'ents have been found by Missouri Grand
Jurles against Wright, " itl olhei s af Aonteom.
ef! nru. 4 nunber Of armed men hare becD
io'teFlns ou ths border With the design Of aeix.
themselves in their way. The prisouer is one
OF the most active Of Montgomer, = hand. liz
can! came to Kansas m 49, was a member of the
lineage company who were robbed. aud turned
BACK ut Lexington. ue is said to be relative
-o1- Thomas Barber, who was murdered by the
l"taah , CLARK, now pusser i'll the U. s. Nasy)
ousl''s me Nakarusa var. lie is quite young
Kansas 4'>'>o ~ ~A44'' !"
The n5re*t caused furorc, and Montgomery
sent to demand bis release. conference was
had With Capt. Falc and deputation Of four
9ther M'ssour;ans. 1t resulte.. fruislesslr. Tue
Kansas captain demanded The release Of bis
eomtaae, ahd eive the Aissonrians a vcet to
consider. They sent in the next day or 80, re-
'usans to neccde to the demands, md Mont 4om-
Try os consequence, raised force and inyad-
cd tue State. In last Sunday, the q 81 inst be
vas % on his way to Fremont. 10 release Wright.
~ pub''e meeting Of Tue citizens Of Linn Co.,
was was br1d at 1ionnd City. whra listened 10 Cant.
Non'Eomery's statement of the difficulty. It's
causes, and the action proposed, oil Of which
were endorsed.
This is about the extent of the troubles. They
look and uro serious, but il is hsped that bv i
sudden movement, such RI be is capable Of max
ing' MONTGOMERY moy release Wright and reach
'hs Territory s'ftly. There arc pumber Of
men n those border counties Of Missouri, who
are determined there shall be no peace, aud tl,eJ
laFe been the inetiga'ors Of this disturbancs,
one te.ng is certain. Montgomery will not DC:
sefi ,a us man. mud if be has 10 eight his way 10
Jefferson City, he will release the prisoner.
Ana he Is sustained ~ the people generally:
, 1859-09-02

/ OTIS FOR SALE AT LAKE
-. FOREST. ILLINOIS.

Tae sots telonE}nk to LIND UNIVERSITY, md TOW
ond tr nfe present fsvorsbe tnfncemtns 10 persons
. e2oy =: Rleasurea Of county LIE within m
hbey are looted LIZ Fo;es The ~ea bank Of La
e!ef2tFd ONE hundred fee& above the veI u IL
-. - ;99s M d. p3lz noh te1a Chicago bota
MINERAL nd other springs and EatusL beaatrs nd In th
enasn g enf bea ph5caas the advantages htaI,l.i
kaore Of In the NeEtefn country - ~ ~ "
tne Academy building IL ae-a rt,os,, r.,
Lind University has been erected he T srason aad /.
to" IN successful Operation sa charge Of s. F. Mnci T.
oEe4Ga3a hase teen erected within tie taat y..sr
, IN addtun .re regular through t:ns ~ .ccou,, o.:
Goa ran taxing FAsbenEeEn cn Communication tickets :. l
re;as ,s. sessss cH,sFo sse evening and rrtcE1
sdead the Day IN the city and he With their faaes at Xii
Koos iioel tas eeea opened and In successful eperri
Lake Forest Association hsve ao few iots r2cst1
tH farming paEosea lying tie town, cottlsulaz !:
And ou usual time. '
lhe subscriber hsa Within te year sod ore, t-e!va
ttotsAac d3!lAD worth Vi tie El4us tt.uusig u te iii
felssY snd AaaQGasioa md pEuposs To I'll frs raor ii
cultivation '1F'" ~s
For further p.icatars apply 10 Pete, rass No q Tass
!nSen STREET g: ads,ass h!Ia through lie Pcs Oce Hcx
~. chicaso. Wna;.. fETEE FACE Ircnt
rr6 Gu.
, 1859-09-02

~ lru=v If Ars uss barring .ass st.. ..av or -
tss .s IL, ,v:f1 ~ f 6.s1 X s r ni At. +
IL u, laes,i II ca'a@'A Cote G4'at,. L1nu IL r..
s,es; H. f.. si Mia. ~ ~esre 'hs Payne1s II :s
ct: 'cr 7Ens II tte ~ 1r tpf th.rr >es prnt
s.'..rv ~ smtnt 'ne II sa' Horx-r f*salfnx Id
plyal: !, t~I zcA IN yeas r-.ztttrlv xra,
;4t'' I'D ~ tn*r1sd aail tar v allan Ira k.l
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, 1859-09-02

IN amusing story il told of the acute sense
OF smell ot tobacconist Of ouz .eisY. HI. 10.
Ecshcr with his clerk, was eximinin9 some To-
oacco submitted tde htssnsfs*fon. A(ter care
fully inlaEing: sas favor By three or four pro
John, can't you smell a@d kttlsr in ,thes' u.
baeco:s John presented il 70 bis olf.ctories.
aud Thought he oould" The s<chief' aesin
suseled, and declared ihat he could aiso dssect
<rtt' shehtif.Fot u M6tk sGgar. It;s sst last
-aroma johp pronounced, bs9aad, hi, noxc,s.
Samples Of leaf tobacco, you know, afe tsken
f5sn each ,e1d Of the hegshead, md A!so Nassn
tae center. Tue samples examined were Ao1n
dlc there was found N old boot heel fuil Of
maple .,egs! Judgment. On ...tobakker' from
tht4 4aatisF ID nov r.: a<aa As 1nAi.E 3n;of-
xr5ecE<r Adqa..:.1
, 1859-09-02

49, AtAtcFtHf AtsaNaEe aE1S:h fGe tie trttt5 Inv
9EsT,aer, !. D. Isl, r1ecE.l ~ A.a = l,.vrf, ana
hehetea PoEe.s> {! Ct..,trre. niiats anr:.tGrs ~
Albert H. Pay a.A Al:ane! II. F.v en-parta.,s .ua,,
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