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iss Il il as % : os . s
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4 irsmain, cir, your very sbsdsnt servant.
oyrcn o. ne STATE AssAYsR,1
HBsyl''s. street. Bs't.n. n.s..;:
AGss: p::, 1sb;eng,so.. s;ss s.. E.a .:,-u- ,...
granted yoa and made myself scqaansd Win, he
eon,rueon and application sf ysu5 burning wei
Thsnyenon and application both novel; and % far ~ my
% sus. ss s:'' +
f as
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.as sS.y.s d;
n 1s
Inventions and the great practical importance OF your app
views probable gsp q heat giving power burning WI
s's ssna suk q would sr he s same
Dek o the same fuel in dry state by Of In
s Some ssSsses for have been adopted which
Wiz n es snd e 30 "
aenee IL afford of continuous line Of invention applied
and pieasaIs e
these BY others on
TO the interest of Southern satss the economical
Of yu5 invention has high value Knowing per
intelligence skill
sugar there under the attendant circumstances the
belief that only full knowledge Of plans necessary to
lead to their adoption by the planters generally due ap
probation Of labors in advancing their interests
WIN A's' lxsiRsetA xJa: i. HAYES, MD,
st etc. - 'e N"'1
After having obtained decree my favor from the highest
authority, TO which could make my appeal again no.
tined the planters not or pay for those which
had been erected and made effort settlement
with several falling which only alternative my
was e sue those planters furnaces which innged
my patent Suits were accordingly instituted in March,
was anxious for trial in April that year when the e. 81
Circuit Court n session. Ny opponents were not ready
Again Was anxous-eager for trial at the fall tho
court IN 1859 was again postponed until the 18th day
APRIL 1853 when was ready again. and possible,
jury my rights The trial again deferred BY the op.
position, notwithstanding strongest appeals for trial
nave BEEN and will be ready for any moment do
not FEAR the result The planting community own
conclusion from this statement of am prepared
enter into contracts for the erection Of my furnaces and
produced from the bagasse obtained from an
equal quantity Of any kind OF dry fuel.
AS know OF mode Of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat seam that will infringe my patent
AND wishing to avoid litigation, again caution the planters
Contracting With those parties whose patents infringe
mne Planters contracting with will be guaranteed in
MOSES THOMPSON.
prepared to contract for erection OF unsces
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Mesrs Hayes Sanders
Communications concerning this business addressed 70 n
Thompson Co., Box 68 Post Office New Orleans will
meet with prompt attention
NJ. THOMPSON CO.. Contractors
Agents-Messs Hayes. Sanders Co.. spearing Co., James
N. PUTNAM. myl3 law4m&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
BAGAssE FURNACE.
puRn YOUR BAGAssE-rT is PROFIT

ID Economy.
tbs following eHs q s value and pr.ss.i ay
@ p &.
The q Mss Es,n. ocsss Job
q. SsIIsr. :ss .ss:: AIR s is,a
green from ihe mill without the aid q woed the ef
generating much grss.. heat thar ". W. hay: s.s,
S% boiler S.ns s.snas rits hss con.ans ali smoke
.ss "a % Il. :: :. =:
consums al the bsgaase SUFFICIENT steam DO senerae
only s % m AL s u
lon that principle Of furnace and prsct
s ss, I'd a1sSs na ans e. %
forced and artificial.
sENgHSiN' HH1Hzl' JOHNSON,
We have one VIZ 4 esss ssacRHoSsE csEnssfs 'p'f'
..r# Parish Il Piaquemins, Plat
Firm of Hail. Rodd Fa'pap 1,F$on ES Front Isvss
No rKAsfG55s 4 AssfG5 ;'iss'i TshBsE. SsE Of
Firm OF Sfa'' l'ndss srhawBRipaE ssfsff ssss
No. ls ST. s. osf'lss srEzRfsaI, RS!fsftI New oF'
No. 8 s1h1EsTsR ~ !:sFsf s'Essi; sTSSsEf SsE p
Phoenix 6a2&zEs cfG9f!y i fa1s!st bdssua, s,ss'
SAMUEL CowGUfLI.
...:s. DAN. G. Hol1PiS' 5s'!s'iin y.
GEORGE H. losszSs 5s4!sissH
|. HID OGDEN New Orlet
Thompsop's Bagasse Furnace has been submitted I!
Of taking off CROP and the principle upon which It
has been practically demonstrated. proof OF which
ertiacate of those who witnessed it In actual operar
The above certificate, which given in Decent,
Is evidence Of the earliest success IN Lonsana, Of
duced ly mysej. gspi. johnson, Esq, made oath tos
forth, and more and much stronger than co9
hraced ip certificate of that kind, in August l857
W. Gurley, ESD, Clerk OF the U 8. Circnlt Court
PARISH OF PLAQUENISEs, 3lst Decenb
| Moses Thompson, E.q, New Orleans
Dear Sr-You request Of statement Of the resie
working Of your Bagasse Furnace, const ucted for "
son. You contracted to grind and clarifJe
Furnace has accomplished much more. In fewe
would say that have full Rillieux appRratusAt
with the Of Bagasse and wood with 70 fire exhe
jone In your Furnace we have ground our cane cur
uice, evaporaed the same TO 70 deg to " deg and 10
our strike.pan.
We have made ten to twelve hogsheads in the "a pg
about ten cords of wood during that time, mostly gpw
and batture drift wood, the latter cut but day orre
| using. Is.
For hours In succession rolled sufficient OF
to make at the rate of II 900 to 900 ptunds IN
"a hours, and the Furnace readily consumed all the
| We have hree-roller mill, put up some yesrsith
| rollers feet long. % inches In diameter.
We have two boilers attached to the Bagssse Furfet
In Length 42 inches In diameter with double Q6 incline
obtained was 100 pounds. The Furnace put
| one fireman. and one boy al the hoppers.
No ciinkers formed upon the CRATES of the Furnadore
| they required no cleaning. |
We remain respectfully, your obt servt
JoHNLf.
.uM SITH II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
JAs. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen,
sr11.-os1rAss, II mai 1sse.

. r,., NouvEnIz-ORIEAss II mai 1sse.
vile de Ia Nouyeils Orleans
M MES1EURS.-Les soussignes. DroprIefaf-
W res aissnt face Ia Front, rues Canal Race
peonpent honorable corps coufor
msmens 9aa Ia section ~ Dc 4 ehare Dc l. ve ss. De
la Front des Canal Race ayec des bocs
do gsnt de mons de dx large
popcss de long pas ens de dix pcuces depaissnr
aJant les es les bouts en taes et fessas Dc
manere former surface une potes ct etrs nm
yrage soide LIE dit payage dagonaement IN
fond de qustre pouces dspssseur de sable
epasseur sable du lac et ayos de Londres
joints bien rempls ct lie u ben asuje par rouleau
de bodures de quatre depasseur serou
fournes aoand Voyer de vile ugea dc
ger lee veies an de are IN sode Les perres
bordures sur les deux c6es de a Front Race
seron eevees nvees de manere bre cours aux
eaux ct les bapquees elevees aes pierres plates
passages Intersections de les rues seront de
perre rivere du Nord de premiere quae quatre
peds de large les bocs large
peds de long ct de mons de six depasseur L
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

MYRTLE GROVE, November7.
Messrs. Hall, Rodd Il Putnam, New Orleans:
Gent'emen-Your favor of the l4th inst. IL atd In
reply to your inquiry respecting Thompsonss Bapsce
we cam OF say more than that we coufrm in eseUlsr
the statement we made In our letter to Mr.. ThopdeI
date of 3lst Dec, mber 1856
The only improvement we can suggest Is the OF by
your Mr. Hall, and that was In regard to the hopp
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN b.
SlTH TT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
MIsCELLANEOUs.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NVricE' HOTIcE.
The underlined has disposed Of all his right title and inter
~ in the business known las "DORR,s SOUTHERN AD
vkRTisINd AND COLLECTING AGENCY"ss v the nrn Of
A. AB.sfRAWBR1DGEAc Co., who will consinus II ~ hereto.
fore. Nv nnpR
New Orleans. Dscsubsr II, 1853
O U r Fl r RN Adv II TIBIN0
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having By purchase succeeded he sole control Of The bu
.sss Of Dos Southern Advertising Collecting Assncyn
Will bs continued BY the with the con-
eurrence Of our publishing principals
A. B. sTRAwBRIDGE / co.
D0romes, l2k Commercial Place.
New Orleans December 20. 1858. d1H
VTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ALWAYS on hand
hgll ,1Pe,y Of O. H. humm Co.'S celebrated CHAM
CABINET, and
vERZENAY.
Also, large assortment Of Cruise ns feres BORDEAUX
WINES. In cases and casks, at various prices.
they oner also z hns assortment OF sHERRYS, SPARK
LING BURGUNDY, PORT, and small invoice Of Abbetps
RALE ALE
A0-A liberal discount allowed To the trade
WIN. MuRE QUENTELL,
Agents for g. H. Mumm 4 Co.. Reims, and
Cruise 6ls freres Bordeaux,
aus AoH Nos. IL Gravier and IS Carondee. ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

H'AhS,9MaAANN's Hh,9aA a IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
n jbaLEs-Grders for Fasnann's Iron Hoops and Ties
tied to any extent at per pound The Hoon and IN
.uhiesd e hold and guarantee given that ihe co
oono win them shall be received Orleans Press
same terms rs rope bound Gotten, ~ -s r. /
ders V w VoVDuS u 3 pT 1nerenants III9an ieE
ssn,w 121s Commercial Ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
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Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER,


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and such of culvang the soil raising and gem
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Contributors constantly writing for this department Of the
HoRTiGULTURE-r isdepartment is constantly alled with
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pap1 arS ABILITY Is for it,
that the announcement that
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iss will be received WITH 1
her many admirers and welcome extended the
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appear in the Homestead" for 1852 from the pen Mrs
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A5- Nashyilie Tam
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-. TRRAY JOHN c. PooLEY.
IHoss. MURRAY g. CO., SUCCESSORS TO
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Ya - 0'N'' ''N '''' ''''''' '" D''A'' i'un',s 0o
We have constantly hand every descrp
Of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and every description Of
cantling Timber Shingles Isths e,c and syerv npar os
lumber necessary for buiiing purposes.
fe26 tt THDS MURRAY CO |
OsSAbuRss uRss'-..'...;::::...',....osNAsunss 80
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
Professor OF General and

DR.. A. A. Hayes, Boston !:
Sir-I have exar inc d III
burning bagasse and other
LIST. Letters patent grant
1855, and reissued 3lst Mo
ID. Letters patent gram
issued May 4th, 1858.
Sd. Letters putent grand
4th. Letters patent graiel
1865 /; reissued August 8. .lS!
The first of these Paten,
reissued 3lst March, 1889!
covers q method or process
These two operations ar,
fereut portions of the bagi
air from the two being uni!
to the fire chamber, and D
the combustion of the oths
a series of fire chambers, lo
chamber, each fire chanoe
flues, with damp ers for tie
The furnace described in
9th, 1856, is a clear and p
patent The fuel Is first d
from that portion which Is
from the part which is b
burned together. The pass
ihgs) and The space beneat
connected with this passag
chamber, in which The gal'
In the patent Of Evan
thrown In and heaped up I
burned ; but ideutically Il
the Thompson furnace. P
IL being burned. the JipIel
1t is dried 1t isignited and n
portion and the gasses andft
united in a mixing chamfe
Thompson's furnace, bei1lr
fore, a clear Infringement
In the furnace descriheu
1855, the bagasse is throh ht
chaEuber, but the drying hi
tane5nsly upon different Of
and heated air generated t
bsr { B Of Gilman's drath
sNmed. This furnace iSIe
Of ThompsOn's patent.
1t is proper that l shoGta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

Elm HALL PLAsrATIo, 1859.
Mr.. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear Sir--Having been engaged as engineer planta-
tons for seven eight years, and during thasd
sion take off crops with Bagasse furnaces kinds
am happy to say your furnace far excels al 1t pro-
duces uniform fire and much larger of steam
! feel confident that your furnace with apply Of
boiler and the Rieux apparatus, Will make do all of
the work wth one cord Of wood to the hhd In
recommending your furnace all who maycason to
use them. Yours, truly,
THOS. II. JOgineer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

NouvELLEoRLEANs, 81 mai 1859.
APhonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvelle- Orleans
| PETITION des soussIgnes respectucu-
eiet fepresente que la maiore equise par la nouvee
chare de Ia vile ayan signee cee petition demandent
Soe honorable corps dadopter resolution auorisant
Vendre apres cinq jours davis Ia ezette
m IN osnra pour conecton banquettes bques
de 10 vile. -s W 'oset
Mime Robert White, 100 pieds
40, ,uo JAMES A. HOPKINS,
ez2 laWSw seereaire du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
Proclamation by the Mayor.
--- MAYlR Atty NE1y Our + \

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANs,2
City Hall, June I, 1859.
RI VIRTUE of resolution No. 46O2 of the
- Common Connei Of The city of New orleas
cordance with section 12l of the City hereby
given that the intention OF the city New Orleans to cause
to be opened Miro street, from Bayou Kererec street.
aacordng to an act An act to regulate the opening
Of New Orleans and its uburgs Incorporated and moi ncor
poated and in the baneus of the same approved April 3d.
1922 -
GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Proclamation par lie NIaire.
MARIE Ia NouvELLE. ORLEANS
Hotel de Ve de JUN 1859
I'm VERTU de In resolution No 46l2 Iil
Conse Gommun de la Nouyelle Orleans ct commencement
Ia section III de In chatre de Ia veAvs par present
Sonne que nenon de la willie do la Noevee Oresns
taire oqyr Ia rue ro partr du chemn du Bayou usqua
Ia rue kerierec, conformbment Paee inule cs relaf
Pcueertnre ct ameloraops rues places pubaues
dams Ia vii de Ia Nouyee olcans feubougs inc
res pas neopoaa. ct anssi de bHeue approuye e
avril 1892" =
jeS iawSw GERARn FIFTH NaIra
LSSHOi<-le3 bbls Roye's 92 pFoet, for sale
lAoy s, H, KENNEDY h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

- --------- ELM HALL, Janu5g.
To Noses Thompson, ESQ
have, as you know had one of your Bagasses In
operation during the present rolling and am nof the
opportunity of saying you II has performed eq
guine expectations.
consider 1t more capable OF etfectins perfe,son
OF the baRasse and consequent production Of heteam,
than any furnace have known 1t will burn tn efrom
almost any amount OF cane ground, and make hetcam
in proportion-if due supply Of boiler be give the
heat fast as made.
From my present experience am clearly sinion
that no other form Of furnace can at all comparyency
with yours.
Very truly,
E.E.KrE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
tea l.rs- s.srs..r. d. cca.s III 4: |. 1s 1acFskfs
Gaz..;; ssw S;;HrsAss. Ny i. m

~. a.. NV CRLxAHs Nay IT. lse6
10 tne n0nofaofe the Common Council y ,57,a.si
... cf the City of New (1xsSru
(rh,MT1E EN~Vhe Cnders1Gned. Nvvn1rss
q property onting Robin street. ouu Csmn ssrSS II
issp9SIaly petition honorable BODY
~ secon l new City Charter publi
aucuon after twenty days public notice. contract
ing and paving Hobin street. Csmp street "a s
1a not ,eas Than ten inches vide twelve
nches inns n ~ .1.n WE'VE ineheswde BY eighteen
~ Ss;S hIasr NEE uoI less nan zen inches thick.
noea z ne o. best quality o. grzits having tbs sea
enas and top well dressed, to form N avs s,ss
ssfd IN n.ysn,srs - ~ so.a y, 70 soha u, w. Ik.
sand ~ y = ialo 9iagonsl four inches sp
VIII coaxs5g o. top dressing hid
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
New ORLEAss85s

To Moses Thompson present:
Dear sr-Having been engaged on DR.. Kitbanta
on for the fall of 1858, where thee was one ofnaces
in foil operation and having b. engaged on oiaons
within the past fonr years which the furna Still
man and Messrs. Hager X Allyn were used d have
had fair opportunity of iudgsg of the comparits OF
each Of the furnaces. have hesitation in slr fur
mace has done much work than either ofsr fur
naces. With the same quantity Of Bagasse 1t 4 more
intense FIRE heat and furnishes more sts anpought
Bagasse capable of producing, and with the ftof but
little clinker. feel confident in saying thfe that
with your furnace applied to the RilIienx appad with
a sufficient supply Of boilers, it will consnPagasse
from 20 to 25 hhds sugar per twenty -four hourS fur
nsh all Of the steam required with six or ejpH wood
In twenty four hours, and make the above pnuhds in
twenty flour hours therefore take pleasprejsing to
all my firm conviction th your furnace is i have
seen in use, and can recommend it 10 all who convert
the Bagasse into useful fuel.
Yours. respectfully,
CHARLES NEANineer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

Letter from Prof. B. Silliman, Jr., cs Mr.. Noses
Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.
New Have Ge4. 1850.
have had occasion to examine withsrs both the the.
ory and the actual workings of Mr. Mes on's Furnace
for the burning of wet fuels. r.
In 1857 Mr. Thompson built for mono furnaces, de.
signed to consume PEAT. at Bristol cpeF in this State
where was then conducting expPt9he furnace in
question was the first OF its kind asr never before
had occasion to prepare furnace fohscuar fuel. 1t
worked better than had expected ID worgh to satisfy
me that little change In the arransenae openings, to
allow the fuel as it dried TO fall ne fino the lower
chamber, was all that was wanting terft Mr. Thompson
mines during the severe panic of SemB57 put end
to operations. The result obtained }wevshed me that
Mr.. Thompsons furnace capabbf bg wet peat, Just
MS was dug with at least threerts nr Of its weight
water. This waery fuel suliced Mr.. ipsons furnace
not only TO keep steam in twerfvee power steam
boiler, day aId night, but 1t did soIh rial economy of
fuel and expense, compared with hrach or wood in a
country where wood worth Sir corvered and coal
cost about SS per tun.
have elsewhere given my VS. in respecting the
mode of action Of Mr. Thon pSODhrnaceneed repeat
these views here. Suffice to stha fully of opinion
that Br. 7. has made discoveri greatca importance
in the arts and that is nowher SO graue in nl the
sugar growing countries, where econo of bagasse
has always been subject of gpdihcuMoreover while
great number of experilnentsd soneost literal copies
of his ode of burning fueHve aptd since he first
took the field he alone merits claim ginay in con-
structng furnace for burnir FUELS correct in theory
and useful in practice.
Mr.. THOMPSON is modest hssnminn, Of an original
and powerful mind who, wlfall auvaes Of education,
has worked out for himself 1t predetermined and ply
scal, which has tatled mar fher invs of far greater
to scientific kno9ge and inesly trust he
may be allowed to receive bdhe onora the pecuniary
rewards which belong to y who bet by their genius
great fayors Oh mankind.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
LAkE SHORE HI.

MANDEyILLE, EM
d well located Hotel, directly on te Shore within
han two hours run from New ON Low PRES
n steamers twice day, will be opr the reception
titors on the FIRST OF JUNE.
q Hotel has been enlarged and put irder and newly
Shed-possessing the advantage ofks, fine bathing,
n sailing and huntng-with fine tough the Mag
and pine Groves 10 the interloral Springs, of
curative powers, within an hourAalrs ride from
fotel. and Fresh Water Springs witniles 1t offers
Ipducements to the invalid ndsaeking health,
land recreation. The Bar, Billal and Nine Pin
ii are removed from the family poHe Hotel.
ia Cottages, adjacent to the Hotonvenience of
Us.
Hry Stable, we'll supplied, belongts Hotel.
Rtable will be supplied with fish, tud every deli
10 season. u
sBar with the choicest wines and
MILES desiring TO secure rooms W by mail 10 II.
afsrned at Mandeville, soliciting ahare Of public
phage, as no pains shall be spared T to deservs it.
VI BENJ4TMAE,
0Q / PrOprietOr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

10 ,ba 1r,,ou.,,, A.. o.. NEW ORLEANS, May 3d. 1852
-.,,, ,,,, of the City of New Orleans:
spectfully showeih that the majority rennad Inv ho -
City Charter having signed this petition tev nav yonr h
orable body Sass resolution auhorp the
SELL after five days notice official Journal fhe cantract fo
making brick sidewalk Magazine street. from Love to
Goodchilden street. The work to be done
cations of the City Surveyor -e w 'pss'n-
Mrs. Robert White l20 feet
JAS, A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
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10 the Honorable the Common Council - ~
, Of the City of New Orleans
'aE ;R,iEIIIlON OF the undersigned re-
sReculy showeh that the ajory required BY the new
Cy Chat,e havng signed this petition they pray your hon
pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
sell nve days notice in the official Journal the contract for
making brick sidewalk east side of Iaayefe
from Goodchldren John the Baptist street. The work
to be done according specifications OF the CITY
A. Deham Lavely, 81 feet
]. Valentine, IL
VIM Shilcomb ~
Michael Travis, I'm
Baptiste Esclavon, In .
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
NouyELLE ORLEANS, 81 Mai 1850.
APHonorabs Conseil Comun de la Nouyelle Orleans ~
Petition des Soussignes respectueuse-
ment represene que la majoe requise par nouyeIle
sha hare sgnss ee.te lis
xsndre apes en ours davis dams gazette ociele
de PAyenue La ayee des Bons St. Jean Ban
Vile. N o'ei uo la
A. Eeham Lavely rs pieds.
VIM Shlcomb q
Michael Travis III
Baptis:e Escayon Ito
je22 1tawsw secretaire des Assistants aidsInen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01
BAGASsE FURNACE.

profession and such charge Of vaons Govern
ent and works. Wss for seysra1
Chief Examiner Of Patents the United States Pats
me Washington and for the last years have been
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