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NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
apecfully showeth that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they pray hon
orsbe BODY resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
sell after five days notice in the official Journal the
making brick on the east SIDE Of Lafayette avenue
from Goodchdren ST. John the Baptist The
TO be done according specifications Of the City Surveyor.
A. neham Lavely, 81 feet
l. Valentine, 81 :.
VIM. Shicomb, % :.
Michael Travis, 10 :.
Baptiste Esclavon, ITO :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary lard Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, 81 Mai, 1859,
Honorable Conseil Comun de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
I Petition des SOussignes respectueuse.
~ ment representa- la majore requise 10 nouvee
Charte sgnee cette petition lis deanden
able dadoper resolution autosan lie Controller
yendre cinq ous davis dana Ia gazette ocee
tra la confecon de banquettes bques cote
de Avenue La ayette, des Euans Bap-
iste dapes specifications du Yoyer de
Vile.
A. Deham Lavey Is pieds.
L. Valentine rs =.
VIM. Shicomb 2S :.
Michael Travis llD :.
Baptse Esclavon 10
JAS A HOPKINS,
ie22 ltawSw Secretaire des Assistants Aldermen
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BAGAssE FURNACE.


RUAN foUh BAGASSE-IT ID PROFIT AND
II offering ss paten, for burning Bay.e and other
he oewns Of value Utility Tilt
q III
y on h. Of Gosss
epsd =
green !hs Mill, without The blow
se hsass
az 5 s 5 e.
en
forming natural eombu,Sp and being combination q q.
tolced and asss Jana "n1s INC 'l0"s'
BENJAMiN JOHNSON,
We have one :! ~; sfsassf: operation
,p ps5ish Z, q II Plaqusnins. Planter.
Firm of Hal. Ross aSFsaf f,ss street.
No 1 K sfaS IL; 'Fssb SsE Orleans
Firm of BF'Hd l'Hd rs srsH R5sisf sffss
No. 70 = 4 o sPEaR i!ffssi Ne" Orleans
No 3 srhV ~ sFfi ' BsSs Mr. Orleans.
Phoenix c cf9ftyE 4 f btssG st.ss NO.
SAMUEL oows }ssii:Gs parrish
DAN. c. HonrP 2s.s's r. B parish l
GEORGE H. 1o 5s4sl.Sf R;.''a'
HID OGDEN. New Orleans
Thompsons Bagasse Furnace has been submitted
Of taking off and the principle which 1t is based
has been practically proof Of which the above
Certificate of those who witnessed it in actual operation
The certificate, which given in December 1884,
evidence earliest Louisiana pr.
fy nor mode Of burning fuels discovered
dusd myself Benz Johnson ESQ., made oath the
forth and much stronger could
W. Gurey, Esq, Clerk Of the U. s. Circuit Court.
PARISH OF PLAQUEMiSEs, 3lst December, 1856
Moses Thompson, Esq, New Orleans:
Dear SirYou Of statement Of the results Of
working of Bagasse Furnace this
You contracted grind and clarity Juice
with the of Bagasse and small quantity of wood Your
Furnace has accomplished much In few words
would say that have full Rlieux apparatus that
with the Of Bagase and wood with fire excepting the
jone Furnace have ground clarified
evaporaed the to rs n deg and finished
strike pan.
to twelve hogsheads hours using
cords of wood during that time mostly green willow
and baure drift wood the latter but before
using.
hours in succession rolled sufficient quantity
hours and the Furnace readily all Bagasse
We have three roller mill, put SINCE with
rollers feet long, rs inches in diameter.
We have two boilers attached the Baeasse Furnace
in length ~ inches in diameter with double dc nch)
obaned pounds The required but
| one fireman. and ore boy al the hoppers.
No cnker formed the of the Furnace therefore
| they required cleaning.
| We remain respectfully, your oh't serv'ts,
JOHN L. WHITE,
SITH TRUFANT.
/ MYRTLE GROVE 10Th 1es5
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NouyElLE- ORLEANS 81 mai, 1859.
Aphonorable Consel Commun de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans
I A PETITION des soussignes representa-
la maorite requse par la nouvelle
charte de Ia vile ene petition lis prient votre
leur venre apres cling davis dams la ocielle
lie conrat la conection de banquees banes
bordures peres rgoles bo 10 Urquhar des
Champs Eysee la de la Preese Cotton. Louvrage de-
ere dapres les specifications du de Ia ville
VIM. Teddy, 90pieds.
Jacob Fox, 81
Jas. Donneson, III
NJ. Smith, 81
VIM. Silcock, So
T. K. Trombord, liz
j. Omces, ll7k..
Jos. St-Genes, lN
Michael Henley, 81
Vim. Piles, 17A..
Jas. Norman, IA
Michael Travis, is
V. Cavalier, 70
N, Cleyes, l26 :.
P. Dolliley, IS
Peter Mullar, 10 =.
Jas. Fay mes, 30
Louis Oasniede, 20
Senvii Decaud. 80
Clariscn Vasnier, 10
Sanite Donere, "a
Madame Alecksou, 100 :.
Samuel Weekes, IS
g. Yerlen, 81
John Easton. 80
Peter Mhloney, 10
Jas. Phelps, 10 =.
Madame Justa, 100
s.p5. y E. z. AAr,gny ~ i
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
je22 lawSw Secraare du Conseil Assistant Aldermen
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~ G. W. Up Err,
COR. PoYDRAs AND cARoNDELET sTREETs
We respectfully inform tho Ladies that will open
MONDAY large assortment Of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising in part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Leghorn Felt
Italisn and Chenille BoNNETs all beautifully trimmed
Latest Style from Paris.
-Also-
Rich Eesd Dresses Bridal Wreaths Kid Gloves Parasos
Corsets and Embroderies.
k3-Commsson Merchants and Planters will and It to tbeiy
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
q. VI. ROPER,
n9 6m corner Poydras and csronds,e. ,.,set,
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MYRTLE GROVE. November 18th, 1857.
Messrs Hall Rndd Putnam, New Orleans:
8entemen-Your favor of the 4th inst is at
reply your inquiry respecting Thompsons Bagae Furnace
than that coor in every particular
the made in letter Mr. Thompson
date Of 31st December, 1856.
The only improvement suggest, is the named
your Mr.. Hall, and that in regard the hoppers.
Very respectfully,
Your ODE iient servant,
JOHN L. WHITE,
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PETIT1ONs--OFFICIAL.
NV o.I.Ass, Nay II, 1850.

To the Honorable the Common Councn
CEsrLxMEs-Tn. u.ds ss g ia ew lssn'
G ss s g.
pae Is sans
paving New Lsvss s.rss. from rcydss 9 Eees sst.
long nor more than Twelve inches wds BY .ishssa
~ d q: 8 :s: 4 '. Z s:'s Z:
SAD . X lid SissonsS m four i.ess y sharp
ia ~ asSss = :s s. .ss " ss ~ ss
properly allied and rolled Win sutsss fos uss well
usual curb Stone fog. ineh.. hisE to e Furnished When
Il z
curb stones both sides Of New loves iron Poydr 70
Is .:.:s
sss .sa
e. d..l :. SSh ..; sssss. s,1
Secretary Board Assistsne Aldermen.
Honorable cense commun e !. Noa,sIis oris.ns:
e. Fs,s a'.a: se. ae e:
10 d. e sss m. 9.
rP: NJ. :
Is.s d. pin. g deas. az
.,.s: a. .s &c. sss. 9
sode LIE dit pavage pose diAgonaeutnk
fond de quatre deaisssur de sass du se q Dc
vols de Londres dessus 10 ae do
pouces depaisseur de sable lac Dc -
les bien remplis 10 tout bisu assuiet sa
Les peres de bordures de depaur ssrout
fournies uand voyer do vile uger. d chan
ger les vieflle atm de faire 0uvTage solsde.
Les pres de bordues les deux cdes dc Il Ncuvels
Leyee Do Poydns Rsee, ssreot elsvees o. ufvee de
aisser lfbe banQueseA srout
eievees ct fAtes pisrTes plates 'sssFsl =
intersections toutes La seront Do
pferres de ID .vere premiere quae It Dc
pieds LARGE les bocs De deux peds d.
pisds Dc long q pas o.. De- 1 @ s0
passage de Ia
Joe r. Shannon, n pieds.
0eorge Patterson, 10
JAS. a. HOPKINS.
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BAGAssE FURNACE.

constructions and works Subsequently several
Chief OF Patents 10 the United States Patsn
Oe at Washington, and for the ast
engaged Solicitor Of Patents in this city often called
to testify expert in patent suits in the United States
constantly consulted upon similarity
In different invention, and matters Of Infringement
remain, sir, your very obedent servant.
q
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INSURANCE.

SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Thefolowins of the affairs Of this Companyh
published in conformity with the requirements Of their Char
ter, viz:
III No,ss ss enoins sau as 40
Am9snt Of uutermnstsd risks. sob November
1901 b45Ao W
November 1855 AL 90
]: on s s5 s;;s; s.;: ss;:s
Less Premiums Risks not terminated
on Nov. ~, 1855. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o, 1856 90
Less Return Premiums ................... 4,1D6 IS
Nstss.nsd Pssiuns for the year ending sosh Ne oo
Losses psid during the period, '''''' o.
o. sl.a s,i Risk. q
Rsinsur.ncss, expenses, interest sub.
scription note, etc.. 38,2l OF
Less interest, discount profit loss etc. z525 Il
Net earned PROF. for the year ending soth
November ...".. osz %
The Company has the following assets, VIZ
Bills receivable short premiums 47 %
Bills receivable. being balance due subscription
s.:E :: re;
worth double the amount due 1900 90
Invested notes secured by pledge of stocks 1909
scrps Mutual Companies 1870 %
Uash on hand. 1898 ~
Total amount OF assets. $50 10
STATE or LourHAFA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 9th December 1858 before
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for parish
ss;i
Ing to law do depose and that the above
and true and from the books Of said
pany.
A. soHRlIBsR, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 9th day OF Decer
Der, A. D. 1855 ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved
cent in cash the scrip Issued by this Company
1851 to the holders thereof their legal
and after the second Monday of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
sixty per cent 6 the net earned premiums of the Com
for the ending November 80 1855 for which
hcate will be issued after the 9th Of February 1859
The Company continue to against the per
and rivers and loss and damage
OF prernums.
oTTIca-Eo. Carondeet street.
o. GAILLARD, President.
GEO. W. WEST, vise-President
4. scHRErszR. Secretary.
Geo W. West, R.P. Hunt,
James A. white, MI Muason,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
D. Jamison, Eurna Augustin,
Antonio Costa, Cssare Olivier,
j. Lei-y, -,,-, D'que Bonligny,
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---I--- -- LRORLEANs, le 81 NAL, 1859.
phonorable Consei Commun de Ia Eouvelle Orleans:
/ ES sOusslXnes pr0prietaires falsant face
II les denx c5,es de ia Espansde de Ia Levee
Gaez repesentent respscueusement que daprss
sections 9 l20 de la charte de VILE lis desirent
dte pavee bocs de grant, ansi davo renive
cement des banquettes toat dapres les specifications du
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NouvELLE. ORLEANS, 81 mai, 1889.
phonorable Conseil Cornmun de la Nouvelle Orleans
I A PETITION dies sOusslgnes represents
IL que Ia maore requise nouvelle
de la vile ayau sgnee petition, lis demandent
honorable de resolution auosant e
Con6leur venre apres oinq davis dams gazette OH
cielle un contra ponr banquette hques
Tgoes cote nord de la Girod des Champs
lavenue Washington Louvrage deyra etre fait
Ion les specifications du voyer de Ia Vile.
G. ID. Kanz, lS0 pieds.
E. Mody, 100
Joseph Penrce. 100 .ss-s-4t
Peter Shilcombs, 1870
JAS, A. HOPKINS,
e22 ltawSw Conse Assistant Aldermen.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nay 81, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS. Nay 81, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the !sk
city of New Orleans:
TIME PETITION OF the IsndersIxned re-
specifically showeth that the majority required BY the New
body pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
SELL Ave days the official Journal the coEtract
for making brick wooden cutters the north
Of Grod street. Elysian Fields Washington Ave-
The done according specifications OF
the City Surveyor. t+ts
: G. D. Kanz, 1870 feet. sf
Z. Moody, $50
Joseph Pearce $50
Joseph shilcombs, $50
JAS. A. HOPKINS, 81
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
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R. LYON W. W.
YON & LEAKE, ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW AND
II General Collecting Agents. CAMDEN, Arkansas will
leet claims in all the Southern part of the State.
ReferencesA j. fully Co., Campbell Strong j. Burn
side Co., g. H. slocomb O., W. A. Violet Co. r. W.
Rayne, Soaring Scott New Otleans Hudson Robertson
PHILADELPHIA. myG
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

T WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
.snd popular Family Medicines which they offer to
Drusgss and Dealers Propretor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. 1bl and q Chsrter
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* MRS. McENANY .2se Camp street. corner Of Ju,ia
ha p received and offers for sale entire of SPRING
MILLINERY consstng of Bonnets for Ladies and Misses
Ribbons Laces Embroideries Lace VeiIH etc. Hoop Skirts
With new Buse and every article In the Millinery Line
which the Ladies invited call and examine nj 3n
Mrs. ROBERT, No II CHAR
N&DTRES STREET, respectfully informs the ladies o.
.hs, she has RECEIVED from Par. RICH AS ST.
soRTMEMT OF Millinery and --latest STYLE Of ~
Goods; comprising Ladies' Girls and Ghdres Bonnets
Gapotes OF every style Bumons Coaks, Nantlas White
Ghsntlly Laees Embroidery, Furnishing Goods Jouvn's
Gloves AE,ihcs Flowers Ball Head wedding vels
Gaps ETC. Dresses etc. made order by askui
from faTis fei6 3In
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I OUTS, Respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMES, Engineer.

ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb. A. 1859.
Mr. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear SHaving been engaged engineer sugar pana
tions for eight and during time had
sion off crops with Bagasse furnaces knds
am happy furnace far excels all others 1t pro-
uniform fire and much larger quantity of
feel confident that fu with supply of
boiler and the ReS apparatus will make to do all of
the work with cord OF wood to the hid
recommending your all who may occasion
them. Yours truly,
THOS. H. JONES, Engineer.
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NouvELLx.oRLEASs, II mai 1859.
m r. Ia

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
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OFFICE or TIE STATE AssAYxr,
10 BoyIsten street, Bostcn, Mass.
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f. E. K1TTREDGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.

To Moses Thompson, present:
Dear sir-Having been engaged on DR.. Kedge's panta
ton for the fall of 1s5S where
in full operation having engaged other
whi1 the four which the furnaces of Mr. Still
and Aessrs Hager Allyn usei consider have
had fair opportunity Of judging of the comparative merits Of
each the furnaces have hesitation
has done much work than either of the
With the quantity Bagssse produces
intense fire heat and furnishes than thought
capable Of producing and with the formation of but
little clinker FEEL confident in saying thai believe that
sufficient supply of boilers, it will the Bagasse
from 20 to Is hhds twenty four hours will
nish all of the steam ured with six eight cords Of wood
in twenty four hours and make the above hhds
-four hours therefore take pleasure expressing
all my firm conviction tn your furnace have
and recommend all who desire convert
the Bagasse into us full fuel.
Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES NEAMES, Engineer
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GHssa SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAN

S@1&Hz5e3 SHfFS, STEAM BOATS AND FAy
liessuppted with Beef, Pork, Mutton and Yea
5-H sanfages Trys, and everything IN the butcher.
Ing line Barrels and hafbare Choice Corned Beef
putt to ORDER for Csbino Family Use. Stalls Hos Is
and o. OLD FRENCH MARKET BY
kRRKgL 4 PARKER.
II. B.s.cambonts and shipssuppsd With of Ly,
Stock such fresh mich Cows Hogs shoa Pigs Sheep
Ooste. Geese. Ducks Chickens. esc. se291y
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NEW ORLEANS. May 81. 1859.

- JAS. A. HOPKINS,
jes awsw secraaire du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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Letter from Prof B. sliman, Jr concerning Mr. Moses
Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.
YALE college,,
ID. New Haven, CT, June l. 1859.
have had occasion to examine with great both
and the actual workings of Mr. Moses Thompsns
for the burning oil wet fuels.
In 1857 Mr. Thompson built for of his Furnaces de-
signed Bristol copper uine this State
where then conducting explorations The furnace
question the first Of its kind, Mr. 4. had before
worked better than had expected and well enough satisfy
that little change in the of the openings
allow the fuel dried TO fH freely into the lower
chamber all that wanting perfect it Mr. Thompson
mines during the panic of September 1851
to operations The result obtained however, satisfied
Mr. Thompson furnace capable Of burning peat
aug, with least three parts four
only TO keep twenty five horse
boiler day ard mig but it did with material economy
fuel compared with anthracite wood
country where wood worth 81 cord delivered and coal
cost about SSper tun.
have elsewhere given my views in detail respecting
mode OF action OF Mr. Thor psons furnace need repeat
these views here. Suffice say thar fully of opinion
that Mr. t. has made discovery Of great practical importance
growing countries where the economical of
has always been subject OF difficulty Moreover while
great number Of experiments and almost literal copies
Of his mode Of ming fuels have appeared since he first
took the field he alone merits the claim of originality
srncng furnace for burning wet fuels both in theory
and useful in practice.
Mr.. Thomson modest unassumrg man, an original
powerful mind who, with small advantages of education,
has work ed ont for himself problem chemical
sica which has taed many other inventors of far greater
pretensions scientific knowledge and earnestly
be allowed to receive both the honors and the pecunay
which belong by their genius
great favors mankind.
B. SII.LIMAN, JR.,
Professor of General and Applied Chemistry in Yale College
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PETITIONS--OFFTCIAL.
NEW onLxAss, Nay 81, 1859.

To the Honorable the Common Council
tbs city Of New Orleans:
v1NHE undersIgned, REPRESENTATIONS front.
Ing each side 0f EspsnAds o1 Isvee Calves
streets rsspscsfuy petition your henorsSls body sssssy
paving, with sqnare blocks, Of ssId street. the
grading Of the the whole in accordance With spee
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n j, 5. sIMUNDS, IL
~ a No. 10 Canal street, No. 9 Crossman street and -
NO. No. New Levee street. sTJ
Copper, TIN and sheet
Iron Worker,
Brsss Founders and Fnshers Manufacturers OF Sesr
Trains Clarifying and Evsporang Pans rtere juice pans
Chimneyn and Breechng steaeoa, and Plantstou Back
kr1ithng. ~
Also
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAM
pLERY AND STOVES
Planters Merchants Steamboauen will find II to their All
vantage give call before purchasing Contracting
where. . " iyis 10
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J.. BONT EMPS, DYER AND SCOURER,
No SO Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform the public that he has Just assumed
Dyeing Establishment No. rs Royal street.
and that he will continue heretofore with the careful atten
ton for which he is celebrated.
The which, the last twelve years. has salts
ied the of bis bs,nen Bourbon
seei, is for those WI. honor him with their
5alronRgs Of ly
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VARIETIES sTABLEs-..-

~ VARIETIES STAINLESS 1",
A2A- No. 164 GRAvIER ST., sS
Next the Varieties Theater
the undersigned respectsuy that having pur
chased the above we'll Stables prenared az
times furnish HORSES and BUGGIES for HIRE at the
usGal rates. '' " ~
He also has hand and will to receive aud
oher FOR SALE stock Of SINGLE and MATCH HORSES,
Comprising the best selections Of the market He
pectfuy socits share the public patronage invites all
who fancy fine stock to call and inspect animals now on
hand. " "
fel5 II j. NJ. FRENCH,
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.,.s.aassssa BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
sx5s5S13h Inland and for sale from the manufactured
ssc~@st Messrs.J J. NJ BRUNSWICK d BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Billiard Tables Brunswicks patent Cush
cs also Cloths Balls Cues ard all other trimmings belong
lug to .hislre.
Ali thankfully received and promptly to.
A. W. MERRIAM,
nl71y ST. Charles Billiard Room, N. o
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In 1856 Messrs Hager Alynn obtained patent
year aud 1857 they erecte furnaces which nnged my
patent desired earl, show thu planters
rights therefore notified and cautioned them
the Commissioner Of Patents trial of conflicting
Testimony taken by both parties and submitted to that Off
ald Joseph Holt Esq., then Commissions of Patents
deed alenghy and full decsonin of which the follow
lug is an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Regarding then the invention fully perfected sue
cesul operation in October 1884, Weeds place. tried
expermenay at erperioi Gosse Johnson's plan
aton where Thompson had satisfactorily his Invention
and found that with the substitution of for iron
CRATE bars 1t capable of performing all that claimed
for III believing for the that neither Hage Aynns
Thompson's claim is limited to the material employed that
substitution question at ISSUE
and finding that not contract entered into
erection of of Hager Anns furnaces prior latter
part of December 1854 priority of invention hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson, and patent will issue accordingly.
J. HOLT, Commissioner"
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JAS A. HOPKINS, = n
i22 ltawsw secretare du Copse Assistant Aldermen
, 1859-09-09

Total. ,4ys
, 1859-09-09

ing was not So essential, but after tho surface
was exhausted BY successive crops, we must
piow; but even in this we must look carefully
to the nature Of the soil, IS different soils re-
qu'rcd different treatment; that while deep
plowlng was not to be advised in Ill cases, sub
soiling was always in order.
Mr. Allen Of La Sale, Preston Of De Kalb.
Hut Of Wisconsin, and others bore evidence in
faror Of deep, thorough culture.
Another person who sometimes contributes
to the agriculture literature Of the day advised
shallow fall Plowing for corn. to be deeply
plo~edaga.n in the spring; while for potatoes
be would plow deep in the fall, and p|ow in the
seed By shallow furrow in the spring.
Ar; B!agdon, editor Of the Prairis F4rm<r,
would advise sabsoiliug in the autumn If he
PloWed his corn ground shallow at that season
be would like to subsoil it at the same time
We must defer the further notes Of this sub.
1cct 10 our next. RunAL.
, 1859-09-09
The Ycr1tl Election.

NdE3ftLlFR- Ft- Iuca1aF. SEPT. :.
Our annual election Of State Officers and
Members Of the Legislature TOOK place today.
Hiland Hall, tho present Governor, WIS roted
for BY thu Republicans, and the Opposition
voted for jol,u q. SAKE, tie Democratic nomi.
nee. There was no unutua! Interest manifested,
nnI the rc,urus Indicate the reelection Of the
Republican State Ticket by about the same ma
gain 10 tie Legislature over last year.
In y towns, tho vote stands: For Governor
Halt, 5,....G; SAKE, .:,657. Republican major.
iiy, .,5Gs. Last year The result in the same
tosns was as follows: Hall, 4"77 kcyes, Dem.
ocrat, ,4pi.
ln cv towns, the Republicans haye elected Il
ofsleir candidates for Representatives, against
same ,owns elected 4s Republicans and 10 Dem.
ucratB.