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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-29

It not only the child from but invgosate
the stomach and bowels, Corrects acIdy, oEI givestou
and energy to the whole system. 1t Will almost ipstan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-29
WHBEb[N6 ISBADD FhIR.

SALT-QOO barrels P0meFoy No. /. Larry SAT- n a.
~ un9 ioE SAFE Dy GEO. ADAMS
-eSsSSI- No. 50 Main ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-14
- CULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY,
Ala. eight. six miles above Mobile twenty-five miles

- CCLLUM'S SPRINGS, GHOCTAW COUNTY,
& Ala. eight. sI miles Mobile, tven, y-fve miles
1 east Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad and FIVE miles Of
the Tombigbee river.
Tho undersigned takes pleasure in Announcing his end
cepon q vstors during til. winter masy Improvements
and additions have been made with Wow
Tort and NOT only the invalid
ing rcreaton and pleasure The Of
springs one Of freestone the other Of pro-
ounced by chemists 10 be Of the charscter
rnodons billiard Ioc etc and the whole establishment has
the circular spring Et.ed expressly accom-
mediation, have been particularly attended TO-
An experience in the management Of public house
ist Of frscass hoe WILL he tuss continue secure to
him liberal share Of patronage splendid band Of music
has been engaged for the n-piu alleys and Other
places for provided premises The cot
Commodons light draufht boats will ply regularly twice
week 10 the landing on the Tomtigbee river from Mobile
70 the curative virtues Of the waters they have only
he believes be with perfect ppey there are DO
Springs in tina United sGe- short lime they have beer
made kno.n to the public that have effected many
variety Of and valuable chemical n medicinal cobius
TORS. ~
The Springs Of the kinds Of waters found
10 the country viz The celebrated vichy the Chayb the
ahofd not to be found single place in the whole
south-a fact v ch invrds cannot too well rnte.
Arangemsn are being msde have Express from
Mobile these Springs in order the
however, are under contract to be carried regularly three timer
week.
Terms Of board will be moderate
Carriages in waiting the landing upon the arrival Of the
soas To convey Passengers mnne5iatey the SPRING.
analysis OF the be had by applying to j. WA
FhRAAF BRO. Of Magazine snd Common streets
CHARLES cuLLux.
MY D&W5m Proprietor.
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- BAILEY STRINGS, NINE MILES North ~
fk::H Of Florence, Lauderdale county, Alabama. 2N
Nh LA This Watering place long and fayora
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities d
Its waters n cases eroula dropsy dyspepsia kidney and
stages Of veneeal and cnaeous diseases now
seasons Of he for The reception visitors
This watering place changed hands about year ago.
since that time the propretos have beer diligently engaged
building new and quarters for
containing parlor ROOM dining room sleeping etc
ETC., etc.
The Location being the hills of the Tennessee river and
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with best and most wholesome food .
servants to attend 1t.
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloon
Will be vel and ahundantly supplied
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasure will and
an abundant field for at Bailey Springs as good
ehseruly large Livery Stable with hne stock viii b.
OPEN the streams abound with fh, fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee river within miller
the Springs, with good road to make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One OF the best physicians that the South Affords who ha,
wafer, will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
charge Of an expeen tina. all sent for the
OF the waters will have comfortable and receive
PROMPT and proper attention
These Springs accessible South and West the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad rom Memphis Tenn. to
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by fourhorse coaches
Persons leaving Memphis on the evening train will break
fast at the Springs ing and leaving on ths
train will take i E SANG Frs gRs
Refer .e-Messrs Sc1aggs. Donegan Co., New Orleans
B. EN-! n Lows W;t + Co.; y,
=. SIC Nelson Co.. :.
Phil Phillips q Nixon Co, :.
mil Am Samuel Bell, Esq.,, :.
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-, POINT CLEAR HOTEl1-THE PROPRIE-
ors Of he Battle Houte Mobile respectfully inform their
@ friends and the public that they will the Point
The buildings ar. being put in thor ugh repair the wharve.
winter building erected last season. finished and fur
nshe IN thorough and 81 line next the
Hot.he two connected by continuous gallery 81.
feet in length upon two stories Altogether the buildings viii
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being open to the Gull
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary point
OF S.ew were fairly tested last Not single
yellow fever originated there has We find the
hnest salt water bathing upon the whole coast within one
hundred PAGES from the Hotel Fish and vey
every variety of anu emeuts will be furnished.
he steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening
forf Cear also sundays Mondays Wednesdays Fri
Gays will make midday trips who ar
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. H. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
Battle House
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Journal will begin Janu ry lst 1850 under the most encoui
aging prospects r r1 + ,h En tine BE
and several and added which ogethe
with its handsome pictorial illustrations increase its pres
AakIGULIgRET as heretofore, will be the leading
worthy of the great interest desires foster Every De
parment of Southern Agriculture will receive due attention
era farm management promulgated have tested by
practical and found worthy of adoption large corps
is constantly flied with
excellent horticultural and Pathological information
universally pronounced of the useful
H fSPsssfs aTa 9 s o, it.
that the announcement that
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
end for 1889 will BE- received with general scclsma,on ~
her admirers and welcome extended the
thought Several beaufS aud Highly Interesting .,o Ee.ss vii
in the Homestead" for 1852 from the pen of Mrs
ILUsTR ATIoNs-Ths Homestead. will continue, Al.
heretofore be Illustrated with handsome eugra wings pre-
News Of Foesn md Baasse e S'ss. will
pear II ssSa number a variety II msss
f@REfs sTshng Of Hs Re
ke Reports for 1884, the determined their paper
shall excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
lisbed in yonr to the great v interests Of tie
has been pronounced BY eompeten, ndee.
Pa rsPi furnish g Be y a
' hSb spaSsrn pu
lislsd weekly each mhsr containing eight large pages
P R in hs s @ and sa
One copy 81 copies Sl0 opies SIS eni HI ax
TT, cory TO the person getting up II o Rf{sas
Send for specimen numbers, prospecsvses etc Make
mp Clubs immediately dr. 3ptf
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BY ]. B. WALTON. =
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL W. oAKEY. DECEASED
By J. B. WALTON,

Auctioneer-onice. 10 Bank Place.
b. 1872 e =
,ss .ss e
", Of The succession Of Samuel ". Oakley, do
s'ts'f ~ + 'Ss 'Ss with III. thereon
scum walk now Coliseum street ds.Ens,ed By Il. No. in
81 y ssp
5oepB ass s d sso
lied he = Lsui T. Care late Notary Pabiie 'sp''
ve ah lot ss a 0 Pl r""" street, and in the immediate
s ss I'D
rot. At s s Of m. the say q se Which
purchaser Il. WI become ne purchaser Of The
81 he st q s
able the Of the loan and the balance Of
TIE At PI'es ceps Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. Oakley, DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
, Bsa, des Asss,ns etd!s 4. psos.
Se Fl 4 j d !.
pour corte de- IA succession de Samuel cakey dscsde
gN TERRAIN avse les aui ~ touyen dams
ct promenade Coliseum mainenant rue Coliseum desgns
iirne. de proondsur gnes paralees
s' ss es 5?'es pc
,ssrs, :ssn.
ysnd1r. syse terrain sux coursnt jour DO i
NDIrdohs-losequtreqr surs pave mn billet do
conditions I 4. PIX
As.s 4 ysnts p.rdsvant H B. csn nosir. public
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR DWELLINGS. II
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Notice Is hereby given that eli claims which may appes
pon proper examination be due from the books of Baylor
Co., and all claims which may established by due process
law will be promptly paid, with interest," In full
This occasion is taken to inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. rouzhon
.fs Cotton Districts that during the coming business
direct shipment to Europe accompanied by guarsn
tees for the balances due OH each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baggng will filed by direct
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
80 the Cotton already sold identified
sccoun sales will In instance be made LONDON
by Public Accountant and those Interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will forward the
marks ana weghs their Cotton and such other
All letters private we'll business relating to tn,
fairs Of Baylor Co.. and direct trade will be addressed
&C. g. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LOEDOE,n
Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice Is hereby given that the termination copart
nership now existing according to written articles Of hee
nent between tine members of the finn of Baylor Co tt
same will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. O. q BAYLOR
Manchester. March, 1858. tfIW
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improved and unimproved property the First
DctsTwo snt squares in the First District
Marine Hospital and two Cottage Houses the Fourth
District, near the soraps Market.
By JULIAN NEVILLE &. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
kOf6ce, IL Commercial Place.
TUESDAY, June II, 1859, at IL o'clock M,
J. at the City Hotel. Common street. will be sold
l. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
trct bounded by Palmyra Banks Gayoso and Saced
and divided into twenty. four Lots.
q ONE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
trct bounded by Common Baudn Gsyoso Streets
divided into nineteen Lots.
g. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, together with the improve
ments thereon situated in the Fourth District square
by Annuncation ate jersey Soraparu Chippewa
and Philip reets. Each Lot reasug 81 feet II
lines front Administration street. by 120 feet in ph
tween parallel lines The improvements lots comprise
three good OreStory Frame Houses into six ene
each tenement contains rooms, gallery cstine
Kitchen etc. and rented at Sc month each four
OTIS vacant
This offers fine opportunity persons means
procure apd vacant property the sale will
tive and without reserve, and n long credit.
R1- TERMS-For the Fourth District property one.third
cash balance in and IL months cured by mort
the property bearing per interest," and per
cent eventual interest Improvements be policy
transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before R. Brenan Notary Public at the expense
Of the purchaser
Fer the First District property fourth balance in
T. lS and "a months for notes bearing interest
cured by mortgage on the property and
interest tEsa jelO
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AUCTION SALES,
DRY GOODS, SHIRTS AND HATS.
By E. ROGER g. CO..

DRY GOODS, SHIRTS AND HATS
By e. ROGER e. CO.,
| Formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde Coz
.s Aa:1s n room n H. 8 IL oelo ,.I. n,
100 lots of assorted seasonsbls Dry Goods.
20 cases mems L. s Fl and Pedal BATS. -.
g don. Whit. shirs u various qua'ite
10 :. hieissss sh hsn,.' .
-s6TEkMs-At.als jel3
GOOD MAHOGANY and BLK WALNUT FURNITURE
BY j. n. BEARD E. CO.,
| GARDNER SIXTH, Auctonser.
O'clock, be dxsaE Fiat ;rss', between Bsechas
41nss sa1ssa s'siss
Cooling s,sys, Kitchen Utensils, 'DN ''''"'
A1YERMs-C.sh. iel1
sAE OF ~ s,ns Or
manufacturers, at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY f. SMITH,
R. n MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
An invoice II superior Rosewood Piano Forte
The aboe Planes al Of superior tone finish
day lie 81 ths si.hns pal
Ss-TERMs-At sale jes
| SUCCESSION OF THE LATE FRANCOIS sAULET-cIT-
liens Bank Stock auction
BY ". TIGNIE,
~ an order from lie Honoiasl. tho second b.
s .s
HI s +
ta SICK q hs e. Bank Of Lou..ns reduced .s
+ az 70 ans Nj cosDrrosrh. purchase. to re.
:a;..ss sssS s sss
sGs and ,es
d IL sS
note, agreesbly to tbs charter Of the rank: je7
os
sad edt ss Annun
BY N. VIGNIE,
ohice-No. Banks Arcade
TUESDAY, June II. 1859, Mt IL O'Clock M,
Docket No. isoss s dated io ai
saGaR +
eEsa sPs
Lots Nos ard each Is on Mepomene
on
ono By IT, s
% .a
and s os the @ floor four Large
,he second aoor six ichen
having eight frame building having -four
home; 'al4a' s'''' etc., WIN mower
Lots No IL 49, II and Is Is
hnnclation street, by depth Of ll6fee and inches.
Lots Nos g. 10 and ii rs Thsls
street, by depth Of 100 feet.
All the buildings except those Lot No he
of the deceaied belong tenants have the and
privileges to dispose Of them.
The whole according plan exhibited at the City o
tel several days previous to the sale.
9S-TERMS AND GONDITIOES-One. third cash; and the
balance credit Of snd years. tn.
to their order secured by mortgage said property with
vendors privilege said bear
xun from date until matn ly and after maturity per
per annur until fully paid. The bulldogs Lot No.
insured against the risks of fire for their value
policies oil Insurance to be transferred until final payment
the holders of the notes.
Acts of sale before O. DeArmas Esq, Notary Puslic.
photographic plans ready for delivery ut No. Is
Banks Arcade end the of Cont
Exchange Alley. lei
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'g g6sHs L. WHITE,
6lTH fRUFANT.
ELI HAIr, January =. lsss


have Know. had Of your Basasse Furnaces n
operation during the rolling an now ead n IN
gune expectations.
consider capable OF eectins perfect comburu
Of the bafase and consequent production Of heat and
than any furnace have known II will burn baxAsse ro
almost any amount Of cane ground make and sa
in proporon-f due supply OF boiler be gvento t
heat as fast made.
From my present experience, clearly the opinion
with yours.
frulH
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Very truly,
A'' E.E. K1rrREDeE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1889,

To Moses Thompson. present: ~ > 1'1'
ton CT Dr. 81. y
I e ss1s
each :, The furnaces macs have
ss.s r.. % e %
intense IRE beat and FURNISHES Thought
Z p an' that ,si9s ses.s s Is
twenty Sonls and III safi.
il twenty four hour. and make the nanbes q Shd |.
ali & f I'M :
seen use and can recommend all who convert
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES NEAxEs, Engineer
ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb l. lsss
besn as engineer ON
tons for seven or eight and during that time had
happy to 81. 5eus furnace far sxess AZ oiheI y
,s ao and i, s Resx w make
your furn1ce all who havs
''' ''-' YOURS r iaS,s, H JONES, Engineer.
year and they erecte Iiany furnaces which innged my
Il az sas 1
to contract with Hage, All and Immediately demanded
Testimony taken both parties submitted to that od
%g 4
nE L an en,raef and closing psagaph He says
cesfu operation in October 1854 at Weeds place. tried
expermenaly at earlier Johnsons plss-
ta,ion where Thompson had satisfactorily his nvenoa
and found that with the sub ituion Of for Iron
CRATE bars capable Of formisg all he claimed
Tor IT. believing for the that neither
nor Thompsons claim limited the employed that
each actual substitution immatea the question at issue
and finding that not entered for tho
erection Of one Of Hager Aynns furnaces prior latter
part OF December 1854 priority of invention hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson and patent will issue accordingly.
J. HOLT, Commissioner
After having obtained my favor from the highest
authority 70 which could make my first appeal again
tined the psnes to fur, for those whn
had been erected and made effort amcabe settlement
with several failing VIII only aer alive
rights was TO those planters furnaces which nngd
patent Suits accordingly instituted March, 1853
was anxious for trial in April of that year when the o. s.
Again anxous-eager trial the fall term Of tho
court In 1883 1t again poned until the Ssh day II
April 1859 when ready again. and il possible de-
jury upon rights The trial again deferred by the OPP
position, notwithstanding ongest appeals for trial
not fear he suit The planting community
conclusion from this Of facts prepared
confident IN assuring the planters that results VIII b
duced from tbs baga.se obtained from -
equal quantity s Of any kind ., q dry fuel
for making heat seam that will Infringe my patent
and wishing to avoid ion, again caution the planters
against contracting with those parties whose infringe
mne Planters contracting with will be guaranteed h
peaeeable possession by gfo city guarantee ,,..
We the erection Of unces
under Mr. Moses Thompsous patent Hayes Sanders
Go. Spesrine Co. and James N. Putnam, agent.
Thompson Co.. Box IS, Post Office, New Orleans win
meet with prompt attention
Mesrs. Hayes Sanders Co. spearng Co. james
NJ Putnam myl3 law4m&W
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Baton Rouge, La, May 10, 1889.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
agAta recent eeiing Of the Ii Board or f's 81.
d5a IL the Parish of Hapdes the following resolution
Reso That the Presiaen. Of the Board in his official ca
pacy advertise for applications from competent
IA Professorshp Of Mathematics Naura and Experiment
tai lhdosopny win Ales t.ecs to which oics shal be
The office English and Ancient Lanyuages
TO once shall be attached salary of two thousand dol
HSieh Office shall be attached salary of twenty-five hundred
The office q Instructor Of Chemistry Geology and Miner
once Of The Modern Rnosss Lam
to whiea oss shall be attached salary of two ous
From the selected Superintendent will b.
consideration in virtue thereof l'l'aAN
Furnished rooms to be provided to the Professors free Of
naeeo,dsnss With the foregoing resolution hereby
Competent to M tho chairs .ted to make app
tspsi ""' s' 4. q. sd q
s IL % .1a
w Ak :. s FIRST ss
n.y,,,o.,, 1.,.s.n... g ROBERT g. wlcKLIFrE;
Hsps
Msrcury Kentucky Yeoman, Nashville Pa.
Baton Rouge, liz. jelo IT
PuBIc SCHOOLS, THIRD DIsrRIo7.l
New Orleans, june G. 1859. {
ErNotice ss hereby given that the exnmi-
ma ion Of The Puoc Schools u the Third District will begin
on the 18Th inst and will continue till the latter part
present month"; in the following or Ter, i'd eft
On the 13th at Milneburg School.
l4th Hancock :.
18th LeBreton :.
10Th Eighth W'd
18th Sevshih =. :.
..1Sl 1911 Washington
2yth Fillmore =.
-. 2st and sequel at Girls and Boys High
schools and on the LIST July grand exhibition Fillmore
school on which occasion the pupils will DELIVER select
pieces of oratory. l. LOMBARD,
je7 tie Superintendent OF said Schools
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- MYRTLE GROVE November 18Th lsH
Nessrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Drlssns 800.
Gent.emen-Your favor Of the 18th inst 1t hand spd =
reply your inquiry respecting Tbompsons Bsrasee Run
say than that col6 in every parficu
the statement made In letter Mr. Thompeuu un
date of 3lst Dec, mber 1s56
your Mr.. Hall, and that In the hopperp
Very respectfully,
q..= Your obecient servant,
JOHN Z. wHTTE.
g1TH TRUFANT.
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THOS ASKEW, State Collector.
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
New Orleans, June I, 1859
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York,
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Con
nectcut.
,sspR1NGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Sprinfeld, Massachusetts.
,,HAMPDkN INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Springfield
Massachusetts
ATLANTiC FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY, Providence RI
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND HULL INSURANCE.
Stocks of Merchandise Buildings Furniture, Manufacturing
Establishments Freight Lsts covered against loss
damage by Fire and the Perils OF Navigation.
POLICIES issued IN and out Of his city and of
per made In cash.
POLICIES issued for the country. without the country
clause
Policies MARINE and RIVER issued in and out of INF,
city, to Merchandise and Cotton unconditional
turn Of 70 per cent. made settlement of
month.
The CAPITAL Of the above Companies is all paid up in
CASH, with large surplus.
All losses adjusted and promptly paid this city
The best of references given this city app
cation at tho Office.
P. FAIRCHILD. Agent.
Jell SIN 1885, Charles street.
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"Second District Public SchooIs-NOtIce
Is hereby given that the annual Examinations and Exhibition
OF these Schools will take place during the month of July
such days and At ch places the Of the Board may
hereafter desiglste A. V. ROMAN
ieSl
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BAGAsSE FURNACE.
pURN YOUR BAGAssE-Tr Is rsoYIT 4

*, ss Ss. y e
W. The .asssrDsrs haze s9s;sss ~ ~
p.rish q Jeasrson- SAID burners
:ss + "a W.
srs generating much greater heat than have
aas md r. .%ss M g:
3. nd :. .s T.. :: J. susn I s.,s
consume al the ssgasse sufficient ssssraed
Sss I'd g. .s y. s:s; = ss
sq shs: The principle Of sh:
gss and md srssseh snd unlike the blower
!; SosssTT' JOHNSON.
nave one W. s a ss.s sfRssis T. operation
,i Parish q Plaaaemise. Planter.
Firm of Hall, Rod fssa.%, From Isvss .rss,
ss r Z Assiise ;'i Tssb bss or's.a.-
AxApEo L r1sIss 4 A'esn',o"
Fir" Of sf''' hsnfs, Z sss s1sis1s ssss
No y J. + :. o sPkss isfsss New orlsa.'
No & sGH a Sri 'i SFss ssT e.1'.a.
Phoenix e cfTGSay : f bassu - no.
SAMUEL cow aasasffisss s.''''.
DAN. c. Horzp 5;sf.; 4 B. s.''-s.
GEORGE H. Io 5ss:..ss R:f''a.
b. D. OGDEN. New Orleans.
Thompsons BaTssse Furnace has been subnised
Of taking Cd and the principle which II
has been practically OF which the atoyN
certificate Of hoee who witnessed II opsratou n
ferred -
The above certificate which given In Deeembe 10g<
Is evidence Of the earliest in Lousans
H norel mode Of burning vet fuels
d3eed ty nysH Benz johnson. Esq., nads facts
set fsr and eyss more and much sn could
" salis, s!:.i d.ss. S::.. 90 '''.' :
Moses Thoupsop, E-q New Orleans
Dear Sir fon request Ct sAtemeat Il the tie
WORKING Of Bsgasse NJ MS ~
With the Of Bagasse and email quantity wood Yoe
Furnace has accomplished much more In few words ~
would say, that hsve full Rfenx spparstus al
with the OF Bagasse and wood, With excepting ~
one In your Furnaces have ground clarified
nice, evaposaed the Is deg deg and fnisei Il
strike-pan.
We have made to twelve hoesheads the n hcvrx
about ten cords Of wood during that time mostly Essr
and baiure or drift wood the latter but day -
using.
For hours in sufficient quantity
make at the rate Of Geo 0 sugar =
We have hree-.oller MILL put years since w
rollers feet long. % Inches in diameter.
We have two boilers attached the Bagasse
In lengt ~ inches in diameter with double as Te
obtained 100 pounds The required bgt
one fireman. and one boy at the hoppers.
No clnkers formed the the teysoss
they required no cleaning.
Teremain respectfully, your oe't servss
s sDHF I 4 MHITE.
NrRrx GROVE November 18Th len
Messrs. Hall, Rodd Putpsn New Drlesns.
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OFFICE PoSrcHARTRA1S K. r. Co., Z
New Orleans June @ 1889
ng-A dividend of fourper cent. on the capi-
IA stock OF this Company has been declared by the Board
Directors payable the holders 10th
inst, Il the Office of the Company.
je2 p H. GOODWIN Sec,r