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MISCELLANEOUS.
T7O SUGAR PLANTERS
m AMEs STAR SUGAR PAN,
And
Improved steam Train, for Making Sugar.


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UNDER ire MI m hsviIia' In ,he .urar
to Mr. Rlcafs q Bayou Houa, oe ~ Ina ron.
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per healing surface than the star Pan From inc
the boilers pressure ~ 30 which was required TO work
the grapuator induced Mr. Gilbert to have the worm
alton Of he grsnuang pan only eighth Of the
who e apparatus with the following results =
| ANfAHDMr NOV. NJ 1925.
H. o. AnEs fsQ.-Oear Sir Your favor Of me lIth dniy
came to regret time is 50 completely taken up
give you elaborate reply Will however, enn
following advantages your STAR over me oio
The Star Pan lower the steam In the boilers
rapidy old from tn 1t circumstance instead OF
cleaning enang the liquor IN the steam train to
density Of Syrup as 1t was sSry TO 40 Nhis using
old Pan now only and blow up juice which the
about two hours Is
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The undersigned has opened Academy for Boys at
Amite.
The comprise ali
for admission into of colleges requisite
mercantile pursuits.
jackson Railroad three hours from New Orleans
secusion business and company purity and health
ton such institution. For circulars stating
address the undersigned, tja3 lml g. II, M'NAIR
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
fifty Hall, january Is, 1859. :
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans }
[ No. 1880. ]
Rsolued That the adjudication by the Comptroller
bly, resolution No. ABS, Of lining with curb
and making wooden gutter both sdeH Of the New
Orleans and Garrolton Railroad Charles late Nayndes
from the Tivo circle to Felicity street, Nicho
Co.. security Jeremiah Lincoln. eghtyegh
running the whole work complete be and the Is
hereby approved security Mayor author
lied enter into contract with the parties nota act
lSignedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[SigncdI j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January 2S 1859.
[signedl GERARD. sTITH. Mayor.
A copy. WIN. SALoMON
fe3 st Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
-'t City Hall, January o. 1889 \
Common Council of the City Of New 0rleans.9
No. 1881. ]
Resolre That section 50 Of ordinance No. 1851 approved
December 49, 1855 fixing the Of license all mercnn
tile agencies establishments for giving information OF the
standing of commercial Arms S5O0fye hundred doarsbe
and the herehy amended by reducing the amount oil
liceuse from $500 to $3.50. = -
(Signedl CHAS. Fl. WALDO,
President Beard Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January o, 1889
[sisnedl GERARD sTIrH Mayor Jag st
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nxSARD OF ALDERMEN.

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Reso,ued That ths portion ordinance entitled ord
q vacant propsrty to fsncs the same within this
city, read within the IRE Limits Of this
Mr.. Howell, the rules being suspended, moved for
the reconsideration of the resolution OF the Assist
ant Board authorizing the Mayor to substitute
John Baker lessee of the first section OF the wharves
for D. s. Graham Josiah Cole, late lessees OF said
section upon certain conditions. and cancellng the
bond Of said Graham Il Cole, etc. Carried.
Mr.. Nixon having called Mr. Harrison to the chair,
moved as an amendment, to strike out of the fore
gong resolution the Words ITO the satisfaction of the
Moyor,a and insert the words, to the satisfaction
of the Common Council.n Lost
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Forstall and Howell-3.
Nays: Messrs. Conway, Landry, vennard and
. | Wiltz-4.
On motion, the foregoing resolution was concur
red In.
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Harrison, Howell, Landry
+ Vennard and Wiltz-6.
. Nays: Messrs. Conway and Forstall-2. 7
Mr.. Nixon moved for reconsideration Of the fore
going resolution, which motion, under the rules wa
made the order of the day for the next sitting of thu
Board.
STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr.. Landry on behalf Of the Committee on Fl
q nance offered the following report
The Finance Committee have the honor follows
Upon rs,oluton accepting me proposal o. rs II ruep
cpiSr th he Securities offered By him.
Upon communication from the Stree. Commissioner i
forming the Council that hs had appointed the following on
John Rust. Deputy Stree Commissioner in place Of E.
osboyne and Jules Lang IN place ct Moynsr
Aligned deputy Street Commissioner Third Ward
miss The examining the seyency sscur
their The necessary resolution is there
Tpon communcation from Jacques oharhonne Assesso
Of the Third District praying ~ DO put In possession Of book
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dinance were adopted:
To the Hrs paragraph the words en times in
70 insert after words 'he right of way'' the words
twenty years' lieu Of ten years.
To- IN the 70 he 5 Of s
words "at its junction with Camp street"
To insert the third paragraph the words and running
Third District Espansde slong north side
Espanade street to the west side OF Rmpart street, and
along the west side Of Rampant to Canal street"
10 rke out third paragraph the words said ten
ye,rs privilege and insert said twenty years privilege
present. grades Of the street antaned the words
shall be under supervision of the City Surveyor and in &C
a hs The right of way awarded
the parties Offering the largest bonus for the and
be paid within thirty days from The sss
embossed proposal, for constructing the city %
opened BY presence Of the Sharmen o.
Beads and said proposals subject to the approval or
| lection Of the Common ,Iouncil-n -,
| On motion Of Mr.. Nixon, the words sixty days"
were inserted in the first paragraph, 10 lieu OF tine
words thirty days. recommended by the foregoing
| report. :,
On motion of Mr. Nixon, the words "three years
were stricken out Of the fifth paragraph, and the
words eighteen months inserted in lien OF the words
lone yearh-recommended by the foregoing report
SO as to read "and completed within eighteen months
| from date Of commencement"
each laid by the city of New Orleans shall not
exceed one hundred dollars per annum,' were
stricken out of the fifth section, and the following IN
serted in their stead:
Said contractor contractors s III annually into the CIT.
Treasury tbs assessed of said read and hSnres
the annual levied real estate and the Of
and fixtures DO assessed BY the usual mode Of assess
ment
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STREET COMM,R--OFFICIAL

STREET CONVERSATIONAL.
to the Fourth District Pound street,
Constance and Laurel streets as ssirays- LAW, ,
vs ssn sss VIZ ss sss
o Whit h he a4'
One One w h s ssa With astlss blooms os horns
Witch within days and liz there
40" '''s' 9. .: FhE6a1ER Street Commissioner.
Registered February 8, 1852 ,,..
For Comptroller
u conduit depot de Epave du ouatreme District
Jackson entire les rues Laurel ct Constance CONNIE
ehevres james, ayant taches oanches tongues
Dsnx chsvss brunes ayant des aches banches angues
une che vre jaime tacbse de blanc, tongues
uue eyre nore tachee de blanc sans cornes.
s e saSa lis ne
pot 5SGbi, II fsv5sT isSs hss.s.
Nouvelle Orleans 5 fsvrier, 1853 fe4 ii Is
the Fourth District Pound, jackson street, between
| Constance and Laurel streets, as estrays-
ONE ONE red s he With w whs os hnn'
| Two brown she goats.
| One brown he goat. with brown head.
Which not within days expenses
pound on
| New Orleans, january 81 1859.
| C. %. fletcher, Street Commissioner.
| Registered January 81 1859.
| HENRY DUREL,
/ For Comptroller
EPAyE DU 9yATRI len DIsTRI6GTMn L.
Jackson les Constance LAUREL epaves
Une chevre taches banches Tongue
Une ceyre des taches blanches
Une chevre blanche.
Deux chevres brunes
| I'm bouc rouge,
I'm bouc brun, aJant la tete bruno
Une chevre blanche.
81 les dts anmaux pas reclames dams dix ours lie
payes lis vendus 'enchere pubigue dit de
pot SAMEDI, le fevrer lt59, d 10 heures A. NJ.
II q. o. FIECHIER, Commissare des
Nouvelle Orleans. q janvier 1858. Jazz % fe4
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nav. The honor 70 inform yoa that follow
rss.lui the Street to have re-
mSsSs WI 49, 80
~ ipr Keeping t. reps. and =
n sir and .ssdin he bridge across he
IT. u K lasnoiis street.
r III e &c outside
eiy ssass.y !. !, - $50
RESTITUTION ipssusns shs Street Comnissonsr % haye
Rulings inside deot the bridges crossing Mel
pc%sns aysn ~ 49, anesb,e bodv
- sS .ssdnsai; -.
20 . ss H. a nsw 9ss1e
SeSsecs Wsrshoasss ss 81 for The rsas and ssnsthsn
&c e. bsoSs bSy Ss following
~ ~ IN u. s..
AZ w FL ~ s Rs
e ~ ssss n e. 81. notice s : Il ss
e b 4 hs ss + as THAT the
IL II
ss.d vsss q upon me
re 70 i IA sos sS &C.
80 "a IA sspas his :ssari.,ss -,
y snd
81 os.'.,ae. Z. ,s,,s .. '..s
r..eas .od a. refine .nd bIol.s
- Vol I Tvs ,..,. s.. ,,.''' '''''' =
~ Re'e T.av ~ g. .....x,
JANIS 4 HOPKINS, Secretary
q ~. s.,,...... ........A IL $3.50, ~ 1.4
hue toli0Wlng HmenumenI ad0pted by tue ASSIST
ant Board, to : resolution Of this Board (adopted
IscornI,er n laSaN authorixirr an -
s.s u ~ ~ .se .s.o ov'Alpsio "
a1Judcdte W tne loWess DdueIs LOT eacn separaIey
after i've days notice, the TWO following contracts
For building hulkneAds from TO Independence
sreo from ancs street The Tobacco Warshouser
or The RAISING and strengthening Of The isvse from Louisa
street % the Barracks concurred out the
vofds sfrom I.1uiss street 10 Iudepeudepce street.
- Tka Cnmn,itfea IN Street, and TandinUa vvare ON,
,.,snass : - ~ - 1900. N. Az ss,3 r.
pointeo C0mmNtee " Contcfence W tnS iohowing
resolutions persisted In by the Assistant Board
resolution approving the adjudication O. Coey OF
contract the Building ak new sixth
ZION of the port and accepting his securities
Prisons md 81 he refuse and broke
stone remove from Roy street. for oying
No Work House . " II = ~ =
8 The following Communication Was read
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and unawfuly detained by Mr. Somereau his prede
your comse present resolution directing the City
Attorney take such deem necessary 70 COM
pei Mr. deliver books and which he
refuses to give up, and recommend its abortion
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
More Douglas Delegates.

The States of Maine, Massachusetts
and New York have already elected
heir delegates to the Charleston Conven-
ION, and from each a solid vote viii be
CASTOR the gallant Illinois Senator. New
hampshire will follow next, and she, too,
Will be for Douglas. On the 18th ult.,
Uharles Stevens of Dover, and R. s.
Webster, of Barnstead, N. H., were
chosen. Both decided Douglas men, and
lie Convention unanimously endorsed
S%enatOr's Douglas course. Great enthu-
Nasm prevailed.
In the late election of delegates in
Philadelphia, to attend the Pennsylvania
''ate Convention, the Douglas Democrats
@FHed sixteen vi of the twen,y-fOur
wards. The Government officials with
Ie vast amount of public patronage in
p't city were arrayed against the Popu-
~ Sovereignty Democracy. No use.-
'Ae people rule, let the earth rejoice!
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
OOsmOnOIItan Art Journal.

The December No. of this artistically
gotten up quarterly is upon our table. 1t
Is exceedingly interesting. The fine
large steel plate engraving illustrating
the old nursery story "this little pig Went
70 market" is from a painting by Mrs.
LnY SPENCER. A mother has her little
one upon her lap, telling the story of the
little pig" on its toes. The expression
Is very happy, and the story read at a
glance.
Terms Of SubscriptiOn.-Every sub
sriber of SO will receive in addition to
ae"Art Journal" a superb steel engrav-
ing, Shakespeare and his friends" and
aucket in the distribution of severalhun-
cred valuable works of art, paintings,
sculptures, outlines, sc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
THE LAST CALL.

thereby once more notify those indebted to me
that they can liquidate their Indebtedness with
corn potatoes, or almost any kind Of produce, at the
highest market price, in BroWnville. This request
is made because l am in debt myself, and need
money, but can make use Of corn.
Heretofore the excuse with those owing me has
been, that they cannot raise the money. l now in
form you that l will take produce; j kRop you
can raise that. Such an arrangement will be taken
as a great accommodation under present eireum-
stances.
I wish to be accommodating, but Irepeat, this is
THE LAST CALL. JESSE NOEL.
Brownville, Nov, 10, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
Bring your Gold Dust to BrOWnViIIe.

LUsHBAuGH & CARSON, Bankers of
this city, have made arrangements and
are now prepared to receive and forward
gold dust to the L. S. Mint. They will
also advance money on the same. Their
facilities for communicating with the mint
are unsurpassed by any other House in
the West; and If miners consult their
interest, they will return from the mines
lothis point, where they can secure imme-
date returns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
Df9Ro1V1f1on.
AFnOld's Combined Grinding Mill
Corn and Cob CFUsheF, and
Corn Shelter, 4

Three valuable machines in one! THIS IS new IN
vention, and one that is well worthy the attention o.
the public, the farming portion in particular; com6ir-
alton has been pronounced BY those who have the 1ii1
in use 20 one Of the best ever made, and the great va .
ne Of this combination viii be readily seen when the
fact Is considered that each machine makes a Necessity
for the other. Thus: a Mill makes a necessity for
Shelter, and Shelter for a Mil, etc.
Being adapted to the use Of the farmer, BY 1hcrts
power, as q farm Implement IL scarccly has aneqrai ID
value.
It is also adapted to steam and water or eind pae-rr
It is capable Of grinding from five to ten bushes per
hour, requiring from two 10 three horse power, accbut.
ing to The quantity and quality o. the wors done.
Itgrinds sufficiently me for family use, making a sit-
perior article o. Meal, leaving it round and lively.
which is Indispensable for light bread or pudduigs.-
Every enc will be astonished at the difference in this
respect in favor OF the meal made In this Nil compar
cd with that made in any stone mill. They have only
to make the trial % be convinced.
1t will she'll hity 70 sixty bushels per hour, AID wiIg
grind and she'll at the same time.
1t will crush fifteen to twenty bushels Of corn ami
cob per hour, and It viii erush and grind at The SAFE
It is light and portable. weighing Tire huudred pounds
and occupying a space Of less than two feet By three
feet.
The grinding surfaces are very durable, Loing made e
iron as hard ashafdened cast steel, and when worn o-o
can be replaced without the aid Of a mechanic, az tau
trihing cost Of one dollar ard dfty cents, thus oTetrYn
ing entirely the great objection 70 iron mills. Plrticu-
lar attention Is called to tHs feature iG tho Miu,as
the dnlculty OF replacing grinding surfaces iu IRON q.
mills when worn out Is an objection to them that has a.
ways been urged with great force. andhas had the eG8tt
% prevent thousands from purchasing, who Otherwise
would be glad 70 do SO. That objection is ehlirely done
away with this mill.
Millers will Do well to examiHe this MiM, tHefelea
ing no doubt that they viii ind 10 for their interest IT,
adopt il FOR a feed mill, as the grinding surfaces are re-
placed at a much less cost than is required 70 keep a
Stone Mil in order, to say nothing Of the great saving
in power and cost Of Mill.
An examination Of this mill IS earnestly solictes, a.
it must be seen in operation ~ be fully understood nni
appreciated.
Cards Of direction are attached to each niui, wbish
will enable any one to set Up aud operate them without
further instructions.
State aud county rights FOR sale on reasonable terms
Price Of mill complete S75. Fur particulars inquire
Of Z. RAWSON, No. Is Cass street, or address G..
SHEPARD, PostoHce, BOX, 1868, Chicago, M.
nOIy1
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
large Business.

As a member of the committee ap-
p5inted at the Rail Road meeting to as
certain the business of this place the past
year, we were very greatly surprised to
find the footings run up so high. As
Ian instance, we will mention that a
|ingle house in this city paid out the past
year for freights-exports and imports
eighteen thousand nine hundred and
eighty.two dollars and forty-eight cents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
Further mprOVement

We learn that JoHN A. PoNN, the en-
trprising Front street Merchant, is max
inc arrangements for the erection of a
new and large store room on Main street,
between Front and First. The business
Of the place requires it, and we are glad
10 see Mr.. Pom branching out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
Sherif's Sale.
FiIidm S. Hall

William S. Hat
Abd Line
NOTICE is hereby given, that ! Isaac Irwin,
Sheriff Of johnson county, will, proceed u sell at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
from the door Of the house in which the last term
of the johnson county Nebraska Territory District
Court was held, in Tecumpseh in said county Of
johnson, on the goth day Of December, A. d. 1859,
at three o'clock, P. n, Of said day, the following
real estate, to-wit: the east half of the southeast
quarter Of section No. fourteen township No. five,
north Of Ran &c No. eleven, east Of the sixth prin-
cipal meridian in Johnson county, Nebraska Terri
tory, taken as the property of Abel Line in exccu-
ton in favor Of William S. Hall, issued by and
from the Nemaha county District Court Of said
Territory, and to me directed, as the Sheriff Of said
county Of Johnson.
Given under my hand this third day of Novem-
Der, 1859. ISAAC IRWIN,
Sheriff Of johnson County, n. 7.
-4t-NoI7 81 SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
Motifs Patent Ohio Thresher.

The subscribers have now ready several hundred e. the4
above excellent machines. Wherever these MfHtb
Threshers have beeh introduced, IL is well Known that
they are altogether unequalled; and, therefore, 81 me-
ny FIRST class references can be furnished as may Dc re-
CURED They are built Of T. 6, 6, and 10 horse cataci-
", and every machine is run several hours and thor
oughiy tested in all its parts, before leaving our f~fcto--
ries.
We have also now ready for delivery SORGHCM ST..
A CANE MILLS, Of the most approved patterns and
alsOall Unnecessary apparatus for the Domestic Mau--
ufacture Of Sugar and Syrup. we are now prepared 20
supply our customers with Mills o. the most Cl lent
operation, az prices in st. Louis asl0w asln Cincinnati
Descriptions Of these Mills and Apparatus, als0 a AREA
tise on Sorghum Sugar Cane, and on Sugar and Syrup
making, viii be c~heeTfGlly forwarded to an applicants.
As our farmers are fast learning the Easy and large
profits Of raising hay for market, we are nOa mixing
ready to supply the demand FOR a LARGE number Of those
well established DedeTick's Parallel Lever Horse pew
er Hay Presses.
We manufacture and have constantly FOR sale the fol-
lowing highly approved Msehines:
Se!by's Patented Premium Grain Driu5 the celebra-
tel Kentucky Harvester; Atkins Sel-raking Reaper;
Pages & Cblld's Portable Saw Mills Portable FInH x
Grist Mills; Mill Machinery and stationary Steam En-
gines. and Boilers and fixtures
Orders respectfully solicited; and pamphlets with
prices, terms and full descriptions ~cbeerfully furnished
gratuitOusly.
St. Louis Agricultural Works, Corner M1ne Biz
die streets, 81. Louis, Mo.
CLARK, RICHARDSON CO.,
noIv1 Propriettrs
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
IA CARD.

To P~RE-EMPToRs AND OTHERs-Persons who may
hereafter desire the services OF the undersigned and
Associates, viii please send to me-
lst. A description Of the land in contest,
ID. The time when the cases are tried at the local Of
fees; hOV decided; and tUhen sent up.
3D.. A copy Of the evidence taken.
PATENTs-When Patents are wanted, the Certificates
must be sent TO me-. The cost Of obtaining patents is
only SO.
By complying with the above, much time will be
saved, and the business can be better attended 20.
JOHN A. RKE
Washington City, September, Is, 1853.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
SHERIFF''S SALE.
I. GOtdsbery
John "a ononnLl

John AcDOnOughJ
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an or
DIR made by the Nemaha county, District Court Of
Nebraska Territory, at the September term. A. ID.
1859, thereof, that l will offer for sale, and sell ct
public sale 70 the highest bidder for cash in hard,
at the door Of the house in which he last term Of tho
said Court was held at Brownville in said county
Of Nemaha, on Monday tho l2th day OF Defender,
A. d. 1859, at 1 o'clock P. NJ, Of said day, the fol-
lowing real estate to-wit: lots no eleven and twelve
in block no. thirty-nine, in the City Of BTownville,
Nebraska Territory, as is evidenced by the recorded
plat Of the said city Of Brownvile, the said order
being made in the case Of F. J.. Goldsbery, against
John McDOnough, in the said court. wherein the
said GOldsbury f~oreclOsed q certain mortgage against
the said MeDOnough, and upon the said property,
to satisfy which mortgage and the sum due the said
order was made.
Given uuder my hand the third day Of November
1853.
j. B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha county, n. T.
BroWnville, Nov. 3, 1859. I8-it-SI2O 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
BrOKnKIIIe Schools.

Our city schools will commence on
Monday next under the care of T. W..
TIPToN and T. M. TALBOT. The pre-
sent term will be free to all in the Dis
rict Of every grade in advancement. 1t
Is essential that all scholars report them
selves at the commencement, that they
may be assigned their proper places.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
nail Road Meetings.

We are pleased to see u citizens
waxing up on the Rail Road subject. On
sst Friday evening a spirited meeting
vas held in this city. and participated in
Ry most of our leading citizens. On
Tuesday another meeting was held, at
which the committee appointed to ascer-
,ain the business of this point reported.
See proceedings in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-24
Great ReDubIIc Monthly.

The November issue has just reached
Us, and is unusually interesting. "The
first Blood of the Revolution-a National
Historical Drama in three acts, '-repays
a~perusal. "Seven years in We Western
lsnf'' is vet a feature in the Republic.