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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

uE'Ns. Ersho', " Dallas, has shown us speei-
neu u. bricks, usly rs him on Mountain creek, tu-
,es.r 10 r1G ve haze en- in Texas and equal to any
aata auY country atever. The sand that enters
INTO 'nc'r ,aun7,gnr Of the best silicous quality,
r.'p'tg .mpregaa,ui tn iron, which gives to the
bricks H.o0 mlag. n. itly purplish tnge Under
srag, hsr. ,ugy ra. &c susceptible of glazing af-
.,r lic nrurer Ut G0. imported from England, a
headra1 aud fny rc. 20, Of which the old churches
.1 Virginia ,.grn co1.a cited, and which are indie
r,ructi.s As !5sHn building material, they will
uoro Invaluable aa0 81. FrichOt deserves the highest
credit for a..-nsr.i..grc
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fkVf8ENUTfCEs.

To Tr.vsiisr-,-NoiTaE traveller should h without ooin
rs,sn Supply o. the egietisl AHolAs sTeaASH biE
Irss Tie various Disturbances produced IA 'Ae most
helIiy sd soIsus orsi4ioa ~ change o. de'' ~ y
,he exposure n rsrops ks- q, pteh ir IouTs' IL rhN
ualy gougqllsi, an vaErili a. ly this ssTosias
ard -ar,ly eonloauri pTsPaTs'on- The alsssT,'a'!r
seis a uns Eossfme fa water disaPpearasl A masa
srT luoi,Tsir dose; aui niseson, ia "a 's AslDs H.
srriusa IA,srleTy, iVsleIes, and, ma t al NeTsnse-
msnis 81 abe soms, pTryfutrl aEi cared '4 s us'
10 Fever ni Ague md laeT'lfIn fr'rrs, Il most e.
feige tc, sell rrTlsiu prneiy Ia rsfn' fssss,
For sslc ~ ", n. IFai,, s. ~, lt,iss frN.f,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

t NaEgs 81. ia. TO state that the Public De-
raH s' as ll.a. y. lam, was postponed from last
Wednesday OIL h. 90 ",dResd1y the llth inst, The
a4g".7 % lr a.s.n'l Is. "under the present poti-
ss' asHa. o' Na.rt "a he United States. would the
.'.t.aa ., G.lsf Republican President in $780, be
just e.u-, ',r ,hr South TO secede from the unOn''
iJstr hs aro5 tHat arre will be large attendance,
ssva understand h,rr IS much interest manifested in
flu question IS the jisrltants,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
Music school.

MRS. Sally Reinhardt begs leave esrzs2l-z
WI to inform the pubic and her pu-s 4 90
nils. that she will resume her MUSIC9 u
SCHOOL. with the first Of December next, and that
she will continue to give instruction the Piano and
in Vocal music.
Essg- She is also prepared 10 tune pianos, and is
provided with strings.
Dallas, November, 1S5o.-22:3mos.
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Gentlemen Farmers !

T am agent for ID. III. HOOVER Il SONS
l. CELEBRATE THRESHER AND
CLEANER, four and eight horse power. The
best and cheapest Thresher and Cleaner ever brought
to Texas. The horse machine may be seen at Mr..
Butts near Plano, Collin county; the horse ma
chine may be seen at my residence near Wildwood.
Price Of horse machine at the shop $500, with
freight added. Price of the horse machine $3.50,
with freight and charges added. Please send your
orders as early the lst of February, so they can
he Skinned early Wagons with machine if Or
dered JEREMIAH eliEh"ooD'
Millwnnd Texas Oct Doth. lS59.-19:3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
For the Dallas Herald



La'. has Hunt.
In TrI.pg Zoe IU, +. Q expected Christmas hunt
...T ,... ,4...a.r q hest bpnt of tho seoson.
-,. - ,to
i"' may iF''"l .' 's"'" Va 'he P''"'D''' - Wv
hunt iGnr tho al.u.. iunt the thimble, hunt the
o., g., ,,s.,,, down. character spoken Of in Por-
-, ,, .o.,
Yer" ~.f'.' 20 H..h .' Nogu' VII" ''''"'N P'''O"'
ihat pres a over fha l-pot and such things you
,o,, ro, beorj ~ l, are snort of hunting the buff
80, ILL.,, rhr,,;ro tho brno
'A''' WV '- SUI" 90 WI '.''S ,L; ?? ,Lo ,o,,s
N'ni "." you '.l ', s.en az n r. hnntn, m
i.Pers Oh -"' nun "'ea ot,'I' . aS,or all srh
%. E'"'H,t. '"'t'' ~, IL onT sy,r Int no HINT
'sn anu vas nun '.. E EO' p.St;ts was III. equal
~, ,.-n,.,,. ;yc, .5,., nnoror That hunt will re-
main gashr,ned i cur remorics for many day, as a
,c, ,,. IN NJ brrrr ,yostc il treasured in the aIec
ions nj r,,go,ipr ul4qdii on Eryptinn deserts; it
eli ,,n,I ..,o,5, ,. nnort frH,n cther Measures
t.., A.. mn ,,,l..,, az his fan Pardon tbis ref
.I,s r., mr. ,,Sr.ni.o. for Thereby honrs tale ;,
F.,va ,,,I ~ tbr rb,, some of the fnrest descend
r,.. , ,lj AI,rb.r r,, who rode lilo Amozons and
.l,a MEM, c,,, mann, So hair breadth escape and
,-,l ~, r',r,.h,rp r,,gst their o,comnonv NO cav
allow. ,r , know ,h, boys don't like for the GIRLS
.-,, ,g,sJ - ttnr, =, an,,hinr avon in we,r;no
,II,ls -r.l gr,s,s,,I,rs Rut N tho noint A marty
= t.',.s.,. I,,ii,ro l,,sistnc If H,wnc Uordi Ash
,f.r,., 1r.I.,,,,.'l.., 7J,tIoy McAdoms sam PRYOR
ana ,. F,. ,,,, ,tbeTs occomnanied nv n beyv
- h,rr,, iot,s in nod eoyectr;enncs ser ont last
- 90, 5r;,, ,,p 'Cbrss,mos in tber hones n
-. g. t,EI, oool, oh Cnrtcr bod u;th
. ~; '' . .i y" Lonnd Tr;oi,. Mo ldams HE
- 1 -, he don whose name yro have
.,,,to '' ,, 'reds inokin@ 40 trim and Acct
''' ' Tvs, 's " ~ L,,on hno
rs A''s 1".'sn .l'" pa VI NV ,au.,.,n $751;
"pLI'y' 'ol1 Ga, MN oouy a"r oanaJ,s
'"'v'l NG''- N'',, s u w., ~
'3' Vf,A" .''r iron y, .,.e
IN" i"f '"u nav IGN S.,'' Hr , an" wy IVY
sc'.'creh' mp ana tncH; anu us itoA h''i'eu Gn M
Mule Ear shout a1"I snout ic' 'he ar ""''u eIIes
d. go 70 300 4'!' .e - g"lnlnS vi yyu' NV.
straight rna oi one n. anu null tne uos
cd the raaPt, Ah9 H'er uooe!ns anu o1oliuunns
several hme' if!cf 9Ame OH victorious. h'sn'h ere'
1t wall he NJ place. !! 1ckho"euse .he superior NAN
h"t ~ %h'o" N'lGS ~ NV a. ~ r. ",I "o
GalInH' Hoiss 1'e 'Vue WIN az VIC "u "
laHF' ma"'er' "H3h Pursuei w su.-
tor, Hna win al '"e s,se anu eieshee VI IT,
she was IN NJ tIs pel0h' anu was .n.ru oest VI u!
VITO fo"e aiier She Ing. III iac' soe won 'he ul-
ration OF az VINO ~" her' sA'1n"',nG tne prnir'es'
az she used tooo ths 5ente Slopes OF the sue hldgc
Tint hung ike on lure cloud around her noun
tain nome m me va Dominion. The other ladies
we're not br nchlnu, ana eVlnced the utmost skill IN
borsemGnShtp
In the meautime While Trick was baggng her game
the other dogs had started rabbit and had run in
opposite direction In this the contest between
Ednoudsyn ard McAdams' dog was spirited in the
eEtramc; but Macs Fleet thought to be the best
rUnncr-in fact she ahead of the other dog, and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

rsTa T.. ,..6 ting is called 10 meet in Dali
p.uatssur .r. I. % an expression Of public sen
En,rt .r f-.r o.. 'Outhem Pacific RailrOAd'-
lAtVsr3 .' ..tr., prise are respectfully invited
raau.l., n- 'rH. 200. the Importance Of early ae-
u..rr 10. r.as N's fully discussed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
w Map of Texas.

Iar rHHras llidsys have passed of With
.asnsr4. - rau. a z-nos, parties, counting, hir'-
l.=, a-a -erIy lr.s in general, Dallas has been
ranma|. a.y 'u ... TOf Surprise parties, dsnsips
end ers.as 'g sni every one seems I" have
u..rgI -I ..r-. l...-g ,ss,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

r.si'v, es-cp .1s.i to make the Acquaintance Of
a#r as.E n-. 1ir Ta-. IS, Of the Mckinney Nessen'
g.E. Eh- .tn. tH. -,rsiu our town last week. Our
ou0'ur sar ms's i,vols with his presence. snl We
yU'.fhsr oar aamI airy found Dallas sufficiently
s,tHer-e 'Hyar.t % renew his visit,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
DALLAS C0UNTY AGRICULTURAL AND ME.
CIiNICAL ASSOCIATION.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
The next mserg of the Association will be held on
The First Monday in March, 1860.
Books for stock will be kept open at the Office Of the
Recording Ser o. ~ until that tine. After that,
ycu NAV be 70 STAND from unde-"
no. ". CROCKETT Fec. Ssc'v
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Notice TO Mechanics and Esricls
YEaSOrRS.

TNHOsE wishing to undertake the building of a
l. Courthouse in the town of Mckinney, county of
Collin fifty by sixty feet, two stories high, are invit-
ed to forward to the undersigned, Chief Justice of
said county, plans and specifications for said building,
of wood or brick, and the probable cost of each If
of brick, it must be remembered that they cannot be
made out of this SOIL to stand the weather, with
out cementng the walls, to keep the brick from being
exposed to the winters rain and freezes.
The county court designs letting out the contract
for said building some time next spring, and any plans
specifications furnished said chief Justice must be
gratuitous, consideration will be paid for the
same. All plans or specification must be forwarded
by the first day of February next
J. J. HARRISON,
Chief Justice Collin Cy.
Mckinney, Tex, Oct. oath 1859. [183m.]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
RIacks,niths Attention !!

T HAVE just received a large assortment of Black
smiths Tools of every description: Bellows, vices
Anvs, Hammers, longs, &C., &C., which will be sold
at wholesale prices, at the Railroad Corner, by
f. NJ STACKPOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

i. ssunlsn sbsFFV aiisn that there aTe more SUI
Ie7, from deiilIy snors AmsFons' 1ian 'n H. -.'"l
among sY oiieg ei,iEsi Daii', The Nas'n IS '''A'
Wela,- Iaa lr,e eNsGl s li rsl lr San's d" lhr '''
IN The asnT'sns pU-uis 81 ssinsss IN I'll s"'h ''''
oIlusry ue3snr. DO il'ie sooa N"l T. requires ''
lust ,,lsh a tons, ami in,isorauT Fr J. l",eii'v r
5,,n 4, "a, sarld Ia ne CELEBRATED "BlTfEh~' -
The ,ask ami nervous deng4u ~ the epuningnus' l'
exhausted tolsr upon the slopbosFi' snd the Ins'r'rl
student of the midnight lamp have Euni W"n.'rI ra
gsnsTstaT u thr -hTIFEs ant nrgT % 9" .Ir ll'r, '
IN that lle agent hir h. 80 Inesi, h lls nNr.r m I
hsme whiells merely ns's'.lei, T. ,teSlA l2'T"l M
ass,ua msiuTr FAit tr lu7i ltlhir Niir az i'srs'
Mic aill noI give l "a i1iai
solily ,msg,l, gl d,slsrs seaeTsl.y' 0sryph'ye e!
nv ~ " Vr.z 4 Co Islas, ie-0-,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

-ertrI.. p.lf r.. the talented editor " the
Esf.H Dee. r..1 u-a yisit yesterday, lie Is = LAW
fsr fin. aa.rr, arl Al accomplished gentleman
r-f-a..l e'fha fine. 'ialquali'ies, and good deni-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

The P"PulanIy vlIhe NI.NIcANH lU~TAN" L!NAMENT
l. eoeN,en,iye h NJ, civilization oflie Dine "h"r0ui'
el,s claim 10 sliSria'S pFn an .,nr'-' 'u''' l7nn'
y Tly-,ians, Government Hospitals lsrr'T'' H"''"Ts'
Farmer, L'egmsn, So, hru prru'aN demonstrated
his lie throughout 'heWoll Noarolp ever -'re r'o'i'
vel .urh undivided praise and support 'om Medical and
eIruurr men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28


Mr. T. Lyoy,-Dcar We have analysed and tested
your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless to
mankind and domestic animals, but certain death when
hailed by bugs ants and insects
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ D., chemist.
LAIRANCE REID, Prot. chemistry, N. ! Hospital
NJ John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New York Hos
nto SAYS; she has expelled all the bugs, ants roachcs
moths &C. with Loyns Powder and finds it of immense
value Every gardner and housceeper must have direct
interest in an article of this kind Reference can be made
to the Astor st. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels Judge
Megs President of the American nsttutc James Gordon
Bennett, Wingfc!d Scott Cyrus W. Field L. NJ Pease'
of the Five Points Mission, &C., Judge Megs says
"This discovery Of Professor Lyon is of naton import
ance The Farmers Club have tested it thoroughly 1t
will destroy locusts gasshoppers ants, moths bugs and
all vcrmn Garden plants can be preserved and houses
made pure"
Arrangements are made through Messrs BARNES&
PARK Of New York to have it sold throughout the world
Many worthless limitations advertised. BE cautious
NEW YonK, November Sth, 1858.
SIN retiring from business, have sold all my insect POW
ders and Pills, Letters Patent and the secrets pertaining
thereto to Messrs BARNES PARK. This Powder is dis
covcry made by myself and brought from the interior OF
Asia and is unknown to any other persons. The genuine
and effective article is put up tin canisers, and will con-
| tinuc to bear my Il. LYON.
Rats and mice cannot be reached by apowcr and are killed
by Magnetic Pill Order them through any merchant
'I'is Lyons Powder kills insects in q trice,
R,,t Jvon,s Pills are liked for rats and mice.
Sample Flas % regular Sizes % cents and 81 w.
ra Follow directions Use freely aud thoroughly. 90
BARNES e. PARK,
| IvsnoC,o1 II & 10 Park Row, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

NOTICES hereby given that county Land
~ Warrant, No. IS, 1852. issued to by the U. s.
Commissioner Of Pensions the 18th day of March,
1850 is lost or nislad and that will spply to the
Commissioner If Pensions for duplicate If said war
rant WILLIAM = riia't-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

a. C'r-tna- Ias ra.ssd oil without the aPPeAl
ra,e afa solitary 'T on the streets
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
Mckenzie Institute.

THE eighteenth session of this Institute will open
! on the first Monday of October next, and continue
forty weeks, uurr the superintendent 81 Rev. J. W i. Me.
KVr assisted by null corps NJ experienced Teacher llr
buildings large nn PHEASANT and laboratory we'll supplied
with apparatus The Department. 81 t' Academy will be-
Entirely distinct,
Charges Board, Tuition, Room Rent Washing, etc, foF
session NJ forty weeks
English Department, II paid At close $40 on
10 ln II not paid NJ close SI2l 90
Linrual or Mathematical ncpurnrn mil at close, slaO
10 II, Do nnt pntI at CLOSE. Slli 90
Music on Piano Forte, with utc n instrument $50 %
occidental tay on rncl student 81 ~
Ten per cent allowed for NIL advance payments. Pupils cHlrg
ed after the first mouth from time u entrance, and no d'iuc
ton will In made under any circumstances except or rci"d
sickness. August -, l,iS--9ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
"'"'' BARNES a PARK, New York,


Mn DESTROY Garftn instcfs COckroachc', Brdngs. lrHS,
Ants, Moths, aud all pests NJ the ucrmin' kind
The importance ola rclnbcar tclc ofthis kind is ncs-
malc In warm wcthcr a nature teens with these annoy
ing foes This powder is the only article ever discovered
which will cxtcrninatc them. company Of boan8s from
IN, horticultural Society II Paris, while nm, the ferns Of
Asia Observed that Ill insects lighting certain kind of
plant very dropped dead The " was made use Of to
guard their night camps from these mtrudcrs Quantities
of the plant were brought home by Dr. T. Lyon and found
positive insect destroyer in every experiment ltls simply
p5wdcrcd leaf chemically prepared resist the effect the
are and climate Medals and Letters Patent have been oh.
tanned from the governments Of Engand France, Gcrma-
ny and Russia from tho Worlds Fair and numerous med.
ical and horticultural colleges ami securities.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
S6HoLAsTIC.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
MALE DEPARTMENT..

NALL DtfAhTmINT,
Rev l'uas lIle,on, A. NJ President md Ip'ssor %
. a..itIi mai ~Tanisk l-HEs-ts.
iF T. r. w,ilsae, A NJ lIuC 81 Nsiural s,cus- aud Ih,
lirlsh l-u-nage.
rN llrl.'ri y. lur,f 4 VI, Prof = sicuial ali Nor
~ I'M, ~ ID snd lrli-, l.rrir,>
. uunN
l,1- rrnt', A. NJ Irof Of "eruaI Language aud 1t,
No T. smith, IrnfIal 81 PrIars.,ry a, asHuenr
Law DEPARTMENT..
liintI-~illi-
i."n ~ VIA, l-- Hon A. D. ilNlnF
.Nii- y i'-'IN- '.-'r iHlU ~Hl'rs, l-i.
an, Institution O, 10 ron -r sr,s lt- M srrlt,
Hr. -INrtrt in ir let ,'a llr ~. alry i
nsi'i1uf 'h" University aTr s uusurI-,-rllN ~ ND.
Institution % AEleTra.
AuIv- .U lfUlUark departments a. n. Vt#,
liIrTtrs aNt lnrTulsl lrs, SEQ
lAnri n gu.i Luil.rs u fiuln $40 o. sla a ln,Hfl
tho lfl-rsn lhIaun,nt guiumur,tp T'i.ts ,u tls
- "i frlTu,l si The lHa h!aTiu'rEl lln l.sh i
iuun
Inr Fruhrr particulars, see Catalogue on alu-,- lr-.,
,lr'i no hl-'. ~ i-i,~nN, ~ Hon u g. WHEELER
Independence. t.a.r. tsi. II, lsEr-lssN-
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= UEEn.s uAHk AND BRAND.-BraDi

d for horses and csue--is tie letters ; ~ NaT Tt
swallow urk and underit 10 the rrht ana eroP AZ s
~ 20 - An not; in this mark have other brands in alllo
% zine Anv inform thankfully rceiVd Aadress raih
~, 'i N, ,,.e c,11ty Texas July 90 Is59-2ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
RuIUMtTESH

Ofyesr, slaudug has stn TOTALLY cTi Pile, Ulcers u"
mogs, Running Sors, Srra, s'ih joints fl"ns swelling,
Burns, bites. Boil, Chaps, Neuralgia, s'i' Nheum' and m
aches aEi rain. upon uan and kindred complaints upon
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

Id hereby certify that this is true copy Of
the original writ 10 me directed. This Nov. l4th
> = t. 49, $50 -. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

"ExrcrrivE MANSION WAsnSGToN, 3lst Jan. 1883
"NIr EMiNuEL LYoN,-Dcar SRI have the pleasure to
inform you tho Royal Commission, Of tn" Worlds Fo'r
ut London have awarded You Medal and Certificate for the
great value OF your Magnetic Powders, Sc.
"NILIARD FILLMORE CAairmon,"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
Sc,yin- Machine for sale.

ETRSI RATE No. ], largest size SINGERS
\ SEWING MACHINE, suitable Cor all sorts Of
work. entirely new and in perfect order. This ma
chine is particularly adapted to Tailors use, and ii
carly application is made will he sold low. Enquire
AZ the HERALD OFFICE, Dallas, TerGs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28
Five Thousand Dollars

INVESTED in B0OIo, SHOES aud CLUI t.iNu
- ~ n sIACErgIL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

ST.. LouIs.-Ths statistics of buildings erected il
ST Louis for ten months previous to November Is
show an aggregate expenditure of s7,l73OOO. Thh
amount does not nclnde the appropriation for th'
scourt-house of sl25,OO0. nor the amount expended
this year on the Lindell House of Sl5O,0O0, Tn,
snumber of buildings erected is 24sO, of which
2.3l6 cost less than $4,000 each twenty nine cos
$4,000; five $4,000; five $4,000; three $4,000
one $4,000, and 100000. The assessed value
sof real estate is over $4,000 900 higher tina,
last year. There have been built this year TWEEN
ty-our miles of street railroad at estimated cost
sof $4,000 They employ IS cars, 800 men and 7gl
horses
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

8 THE POPULATION OF BROwNsvnIE.-In the course
of an explanatory article the late events in that
city the Brownsville Flag says that though they have
Five thousand inhabitants. nominally there not
more than two thousand five hundred on the census
roll, and of these there are not over three hun
ssdred who are not of Mexican origin. In fact
there are now but thistyfour Americans by birth,
sold enough to bear arms. to be found in the place
Now, the greater part Of these five thousand fu-
gitives from Mexico, peOnes, ladrones, &C., an idle,
vicious, dePrave1 ignorant and thievish population
known BY the generic name of pelados. 1t is THIS
miserable population, made doubly hostile BY the
Hong continued warfare between Texas and Mexico,
and between the latter and The United States that Is
.at the bottom of all the difficulty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

4 PATENrs.-The United States Patent Office for the
first nine months of the current year shows
great activity amongst inventors The exbibit is az
follows Number of applications from lat January
Ito 3Oth September, 1882 inclusive, 6, ls5 number
of caveats, 3d. patents Issued, issues, &C., 1884
patents expired, $40 patents extended q. Amount
of fees received Ist quarter, s64,39O; I'd quarter
gS67 $50 Sd quarter $685. total, Slss,5Ss Ex-
ipenditures LIST quarter 1880; I'd quarter, $751;
g8I2; Sd quarter s55,657 Total sI57 .lOl surplus
receipts s3l 437 The increase over the correspond
ing period of the year past has BEEN in the number
Of applications LOTS; caveats, III patens grant
! ed. 5l8.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24
/ 9asb6iIlt 0lnion an0 5meritan.
To Correspopdents.

II viii save great deal trouble -four friends
in writing to US, will bsa In mir the following rules
of your letter
Il ysu wish the Paper changed from one sce an0shsr Civ
both Offices In foil
II yoe write business and other matters e on separat
s9ees o. paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such fact
ana SUBJECTS as may he Of Information interest to he public
anonymous communications ofwhatever character III receV
no attention.
We canhot undertake to rejected communications
All letters on business should be direLted Messrs
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3 suit involving the question whether money sen
tin registered letter is remittance was decided il
! New York few days since. EDWARD MoRRIsoS sue
sthe Farmers Bank of North Carolina for $3.50, tn
product of draft collected, and which was sent f
him in registered letter, but not received. Tn
4court held that the defendant not authorizes
to remit money instead of drafts, as is the usua
CUSTOM the money mailed to the address Of tn
plaintiff could not be considered payment, and th'
defendant was Therefore liable in the action. TIL
BURY found for the plaintiff accordingly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

TEE Work OF SIXTY WoAEN.--In Williamsburg
sOhio, on tho 18th inst, company of women, sixtJ
in number, charged on the brewery and rum es
Establishment of one BODIES, and smashed things L
4 pieces They knocked the heads out of the whisky
brandy, and beer barrels and turned the vile stuff
into the street To complete the work they tore the
furnaces up, broke the kettles and destroyed the
7for damages.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

No REMEDY FoB WFE's LAzNEss.-A man il
Hartford has Tade application for divorce from
! his wife, on the ground of her being lazy. lie al
eges that she viii not get up in the morning, built
q fire and get his breakfast at seasonable hour
He finds no other fault with his bosom partner and
the Squire refuses to grant the prayer of the pet
ztinner
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

FENuE Nashville North Western Railroad Company
n 70 contract for 10000 Cedar Cross Ies' slee.
lang ehes ues we'll hewn, face at naroWes. pace mo-
less than inches clear 81 bark TIMBER to be soaa 70 De 1ee
ed a. the grade line Of the "a Nashville.
The contractors want 10 for 3OsOOO " Alae OF
POst YAK IIess Of the above TO be delivered
The line OF tie road piles section II 20 section "a
enough On each section to supply the same
Persons wishing 70 bid will direct the President and Direct
Of tie Nashville snG SeTth Ssssrn RSr0Gd Company
GEshEtlis, Tenn ~ 'Ry20-e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24

Kin Carson has Just had narrow escape of hi
life in New Mexico A Ute Indian levied his rife a
him, and would have shot but for the interfe-
renee of the Indians squaw. The Indian mistool
1 him for Mexican, who had just thrashed hin
Ssoundly for stealing corn from his field.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-24
DAVIS &C AINES,
WhOIes sale GrOceTs,
PRODUCE & COMMISSEON MERCHANTS
IN
Foreign AID Domestic Liquors,
No. As Bread street, Nashville Tenn
rice paid f1- Rags Feathers BeesERx, Gin
A-s seua, Flaxseed. and Bacon.
5000 REWARD.

TWILL give the above reward for the al prefe3sOn and con
Who ~ - from M iace in Rutherford county CT tie 5th day
Of April. 1897. . IN - ~ 80, E e.. r - .
Wilson Is ofcopper color aboot 81 3tS ~ % rs %
teeth, lie Is slightly round sh0adered was rssea ~
county, Tenn. ms mothT belonged 10 me VI ." u "a
vidscn county fsheris OF black eolCF' Shl nam
ed Alfred and am informed lives in the o. f
maxwell lie also has children IN the @ ~ ~ -
Huntsville, Ala and have reasons 10 belleNe ~ HSs
sArto-ng Wilson for theias years N me gesSrSt5s
NRfhville and Auutsville. GbO. Nf'-'AOleDi
move a. VIZ Eurfree sboTo', Tenn.