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Information in the United
States Circuit COurt-Mid-
die District Of Tennessee.
: OCTOBER TERM, 1858.

OGIOBEh 1EhMI 1905.
30, I.5I9-United States rs. the pistillery of
VIM. Barner, with Real Estate. etc.
UTHEREAS, R. Mop. SMITH, ESQ. At
w torney of the United States for said Dis
trict. has filed his information in said Court,
as well on behalf of the United States and of
ali persons concerned. against the dislllery Of
VIM. Barner, with the real estate upon which
the same is located, bounded and described IN
acres of land in Cheatham county, and all the
bui. dings and other improvements thereon; "a
barrels CT high wines; distillery warehouse; 9
fermenting tubs, Nos. ], 2, 3, 4. 3. 8: stock
she'd; square slOp pit; lot corn, 600 bushels;
100 bushels corn meal; l2O bushels wheat; I'D
bushels rye; so bushels malt; Ia bales hops; 3
cistern tubs; 81 empty barrels; grain elevator;
! cold and warm water tub. or tank; grlst
mills; yeast tubs; 6 wooden pals; Fairbanks
scales, No. 2: IS cords of wood; old wagon;
old cart lbs hogs; q cattle; 800 bushels coal; /
wheat fan: l straw cutter, and all other prop
eriy thereto belonging. alleging. among other
things, that said distillery, land, high wines,
and ali other property mentioned IN the lntor-
nation, was seized as forfeited to the United
States, for The causes in said information al
legged.
Now, therefore, in obedience to the monition
of said Court, to me directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming said property, or knowing or having
anything to say why the same should not be
condemned as forfeited. and that they be and
appear before said Circuit Court, to be holden
. in the Federal court room in the Capitol, at
Nashville Tennessee, on the 18th day OF
October. 1859. at 10 o'clock A. k.' then and
there to interpOse their claims. .,
ocI5 LIT +. r. GLAStOCh, Marshal.
M, uuHE SRnTEI
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER rs, 1850.
TENNESSEE,

We invite the attention Of our
readers to the communication on
our first page signed "Tennessoe.' -
1t is written by one of the most
prominent citizens Of ourState, and
we feel assured that it will repay
an attentive perusal.
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FREE TERRITORY.
8 FOR SALE IN FREE TERRI
Edceneld:

Two beautiful brick residences at $500; one
at $4,000; one at 81 600; one at s. 500; one at
81 0NE one at IS. Goo; one at 8, 500; two at
5000; two at S., 500; two at 5000.
Sisn one beautifuI frame residence st So, 900;
one at SIS zoe; one at $1,000; one at Sl2OO; two
at IS 500; one at 5000; five at S40OC; two at
$3.50 \ three at s. 600; five at S2.50E four at
$1,000 three at sl.te0 one at 81 200; all with
Ebeautiful shade trees and green grassy yards,
and in good neighborhOOds.
Also, large number of vacant lots ali over
the town of Edgefeld, at prices to suit the most
faStidiOus. ,,,r,,,,,,,v, ,,-,,D
Also, a large amount Of COUNTRY PR Up
ERTY, at almost any price any one could de-
sire. ,r,py
ARLINGTON. FARRAR 4 WEAKLEY,
Il N. COLLEGE 81, over Hicks China Hall.
20 nj
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HnrIeY's Stomach Ritters.

GENTLEMEN: This is to certify that l have
been for years sufferer, and tried all the tOnics
l ever heard of. or seen advertised, with little
or no reliet from any of them. | heard your
Hurley's Bitters highly spoken of, and tried q
bottle with little faith in it before commence
and TO my surprise and joy. before | finished
one bottle. felt q great deal better. and firmly
believe that on one or two occasions 1t was the
means of prolonging and saving my life. l con-
scientiously recommend them to all sufferers as
the best bitters known. Yours truly, etc:
JOHN W. DIXON,
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Hurley's Ague Tonic
NO ARSENIC, no MERCURY.
PERFECTLY RELIABLE!
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

To DR.. TaONAs A. HURLEY: hereby certify
that was attacked with the Ag lie whilst in
Vicksburg, Mississippi, and used several Patent
Medicines with but temporary relief. On reach~
ing home the disease returned in worse type.
when my medical attendant ordered Quinine in
large dOses-frequently as high as 60 grains per
dGy-Which must have cost me nearly 500. !
consulted DR.. Smith, of Louisville, and found
he prescribed Quinine and Arsenic combined,
which l refused to take. preferring to let the
disease take its course. l was almost blood
less, extremely exhausted and pronounced with
enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time
the advertisement of Hurley's Ague Tonic APP
peared in a city paper. and determined to eive
It trial One bottle restored me completely
| would recommend it as preferable to any
other Tonic befoG the public.
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
I,ouisY.iIIe Nv. June Il 1866.
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Real Estate for Sale,

UyWO BRICK HOUSES ON LINE SIRE Z 7
one with four rooms and kitchen, ana the
other with eight rooms and Kitchen both IN
Is feet of ground on Gay street, opposite the
capital. .-.. >,
An Undivided half of 43 feet on Water street.
A small lot on Capitol Hill. near the Capitol,
size not remembered.
~ feet on High street, South Nashville.
All the above property Is in the corporation OF
Nashville. 80
the corporation.
so feet on Bass street, EdgGfeld.
10 acres on MurfreesbOrO pike, on Nashville
side of Mill creek, very desirable for residence
for a Nashville business man.
8 lots in BROOKLYN, each containing from TO
% acres; a stone house on one. and d new frame
on another, the balance vacant.
1900 acres on w mites Greek and the Ridge.
1t includes the ? lper Mill property and all i'm
provements thereon.
All the above property is clear of all incum-
bTnnceg except this years taxes, as the records
will show. The money for it is badly wanted
for improvements and business at Manchester,
Tenn. All or any portion Of 1t will be sold at a
great Sacrlhce. .. =, .
| also offer for sale a steam engine, 2O-inch
cylinder, 5.foot stroke, slide valve with two
double hue boilers, a inches. 36 feet long; ire
fronts. CRATE bars aud all complete.
Also one small engine, Soinch, q inch stroke.
Said engine all complete. but no boiler.
Said engines USe1 at the paper mill on mte
crack. and ] believe the machinists of Nash
v;IIe know always used the best Of machinery.
For examination, etc, OF any OF the above
rroEnriv call ON a @. Whtcman, at White
man Rrosr paper store. Nashville, Tenn.
cctiI Tiani -. ". y, W fhGTE a N.
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DgNTAE SURGERY.

WI. B0RG Ar, I'D, ID. ID. g.
QIfHTShas removed to No. II North HIsh
street, 4th door from Church street, Nashville,
Tennessee. OCT al
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Sir: This eapaciOus, or as Mr.. Samuel ID.
Morgan says. Grand Building is about COM
pleted. ..r .e.-
We are in good readiness for Storage Of all
articles of Merchandise and Pro luce sent in
packages whether for sale or shipment OF 10 be
held here for account of the owner. i.1..r.-
Ths very large Granary, TOcO square feet, Il
a success against the depredaiions of rats and
of mice too, unless sent TO US within sacks OF
grain. 1t is just the arrangement needed for
Wheat. Rye. Barley, Oats, CeIG Neal aud
Flour in sacks or paper bags - -..r.... . -.
Each owner can be furnished with separate
apartment by promptly communicating the
quantity to be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to us, and cover
same with insurance uRless ordered not to dc
so. -..... ..- .. a.
We think We have one Of the most secure
buildings in this country, and offer this com;
munity, as we think, better. cheaper. and
safer accommodation than can be found any
where. EDWIN III. DOG9LaS.
iy Tim MapsgFr.
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THE Washington correspondent

THE Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun writes under
date of Oct. 10 as follows:
"a private Letter. received here to-day
from Nashville, says in view Of the pre-
carious condition of Senator Browlow' g
health, and prospect of his being unable
to continue much longer in the Senate,
Emerson Etheridge has made a compact
with Andrew johnson, whereby the former
is to aid the latter in his Senatorial asplrs-
tions, with the understanding that when
Gov. Brownlow dies Mr.. johnson will help
to elect E4heridge as his successor"
This will be news to the people OF
Nashville. OF course, it has no
foundation in truth.
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DR. SPAULDING's
Gamer r, Lung, Eye and Ear
INRgR7FARY

DRIYATE OFFICE. CITY HOTEL. CON
sultation rooms over John MortOn's Drug
store. CANCERS killed in forty-eight hours,
without knife OF pain. Piles, Consumption,
Rheumatism, Asthma, and all old Chronic dis
eases treated successfully. Particular attention
maid TO diseases of women. Medicine sent to
all parts of the world.
A skillfuI lady in attendance to wait on Fe-
male Patients. Patients visited ut their resi-
JpnceS OCl4 3m wilt
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Grapes. Apples and Peaches.

NOR SALE, 100000 CHOICE ONE AND Two
year old Grape Vines. grown entirely IN
tho omen air from bearing wOOd-Oyer twenty
yarietie,-warranted true to name. la the list
is The Ives Seeding ard concord, given mp TO be
the best wine and table grape now in cultiVa'
Also. 10000 choice grated and bu ded APP
Die and Peach trees.
Send for catalogue AMI price list, Nursery
four miles from Nashville, on the Gallatn pike
Adjress. q. W. q. PAYNE,
CcIItf Nashville, Tenn.
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Hurley's Sarsaparilla
WIFE IODIDE OF Potash.

DR.. HURLEY-Sir: My daughter has been af-
iicted with skin disease and stiffness Of the
Joints for several years. | employed the prin-
cipal physicians of the city, and they could not
cure 1 gave her your Sarsaparilla not expect
ing il would do much good, But to my great
astonishment she rapidly got well. Had she
been taking any other medicine would not
give this certificate; but your Sarsaparilla. the
only remedy employed, leaves no doubt of its
medical qualities. and that it alone cured her.
Signed LUKE REYNOLDS.
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nETERMINED 10 SELL.

.aE FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1859, AT II
o'clock. A. NJ, on the premises: IN B1toW WIS.
from . to 81 beautiful
BUILDING LOTS, ...
n, on1 near the Porter Pike, containing from
half iIf acre to ten acres each Soneof he Lots
have small dwellings on them, and are parity
tim6ered. Buses run near the Lots on oolh
The IjaIIatin and Naughn Pixies.
Us W 90 deTermined 10 sell, and each lot OF
rereS viii he sold to the highest bidder without
resSTvc' No Ly. bidding. TeTm5 liberal and
liberal discount for cash on deterfet payments
iiee '"'' BROWNS h CHEATHAA,
No. Il Union rect.
s.,..;,,ocr ocl3 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Masonic Hall
OP e r. Il TT A.
JOHN TEMPLETON-...-'..---r- D1hhE1 '
Commencing Taesday, Oct. 10. j..

commencing Taesday, Oct. 10. 49,
ENDORSED BY ALL. AND EVERY
WbsIe patronized by CROWDS OF BEAU
ny AND FASHION. Appearance in Nash
vile of TEMPLET0N'S GRAND 0PERETIA.
A host Of brilliant artistes will appear IN tne
latest and most fashionable Musical Sensa-
tions Their performances acknowledged the
best and most select amusement in the Woriq.
Every act a gem. =.
aS-Doors open at o'clock; curtain 10 Llse - -
exactly. General admission, 70 cents rear oil
hall 50 cents. 41 No.
Sale of reserved seats commences at Il. P 2-
mans Music Store. Masonic Temple, SATURDAY,
Oct. l6. No extra charge.
Ramember. these will positively be tee only
Opportunities to see the greatest selected "a AZ
trRcti0ns. ..- 20 OcIO o.
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Water Wheels,
Water Pipe,
Gas Pipe,
Gas Retorts,
Pumps,
Iron Bridges,
Iron Orders,
Railroad Castings,
Store Fronts,
Window Caps.
Window Stills, fi
Window Weights,
Fencing,
Verandahs,
Crate Bars.
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The ST. ok consists of Boots. BalmOrals, Gai-
ters Rrogans Slippers for NJ en-, women, misses
and chiIdren'S wear. All prime, seasOnab.e
goods and 70 be sold without reserve. Ocl5 IL
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or
MAMMOTH AUCTION SALES
ALBERT q SEEMAN,

No. ~ Public Square, Nashville. Tennessee.
ON FRIDAY. OCT. IS. 1862, AT ~
~ o'clock, A. N, will be offered to the trade
I5e CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
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THIRD DAY OF THE SERIES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-09
Various Etems.

WASHINGTON, December S.-The Election
Committee Of the House did not meet to-
day.
". B. Woods, Of Alabama, is appointed
Circuit Judge of the fifth circuit, and Geo.
B. Pearce, Of Maryland, Judge OF the fourth
circuit.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
600.
The Senate to-day confirmed General Bel
KNAPP as Secretary Of War and Mr.. Robson
as Secretary Of the Navy.
A number OF nominations were referred
to the various committees, including those
of George +. Shepley, of Maine, for the first
district judgeship; Lewis B. Woodruff, Of
New York, for the second; William Nc
KEENAN,, of Pennsylvania, for the third ;
George A. Pearre, of Maryland, for the
fourth; William b. Woods, of Alabama,
for the fifth; George A. Yeaman, Of Ken
lucky, for the sixth; Thomas Drummond,
of Illinois, for the seventh; and Lorenzo
SAWYER, of California, for the ninth. There
was no nomination for the eighth district.
The nomination Of Charles Clinton for As
sistant Treasurer at New Orleans was also
referred by the Senate. The nomination of
Wilson as Assistant Treasurer was also re-
ferred.
No appointment has yet been made to I'LL
the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench.
The choice undoubtedly lies between At
torney- General Hoar and Judge Erskine, of
Georgia. ~
William B, Wood, Of Ohio, appointed
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, December S.-HOuSe.-Fa-
rious bills were introduced for reference,
including one making an allowance of 100
acres homestead for soldiers and sailors, and
eXemptine their property equally with that
of bondhOlders from taxation.
The rest of the session was spent on the
Census bill.
Senate.-Mr. Ferry introduced joint re-
solution abolishng test-oathS. He accom-
panied it with some pungent remarks to
Show that the time for their usefulness was
passed.
The President was asked for information
regarding the Cuban revolution.
In caucus of the Committee OH Nomina-
lions the committee agreed to those sent in
by the President.
Mr.. Williams introduced resolution that
no State shall be allowed to withdraw its
ratification of the amendments to the Con-
stitution.
The bill relieving some five hundred per-
sons from their political disabilities, which
passed the House last session, was passed,
and now goes to the President for his APP
prevail Among those thus relieved are
Blanton Duncan, Of Kentucky, and Judge
Alderman, of Georgia.
The Judiciary Committee was directed to
inquire whether within the borders Of the
United States the rights secured by treaty
stipulations (Chinese) or by the fourteenth
amendment (negro) are denied to any per-
son.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.


PARIS, December S.-The Ministry have
resigned.
Glaiz Bizoin has been elected Deputy
from the Fourth Ward of Paris by $4,000
majority.
Emile Olivier, with thirty Liberals, are
forming a party from which 1t may be pos
sible to form new Ministry.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, December S.-A ministerial
crisis is pending. The King authorizes
General Cialdini to form new Ministry.
MADRID, December S.-The Republican
members of the Cortes have appointed. .
committee to investigate the cases OF the
Republicans held for Instruction.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, December 8.-Austria demands
the sanction of the European Powers to
cross Turkish territory to get at her insur-
gent subjects in Dalmatia.
PARIS, December S.-The Prince of Mon
tenegro protests against the Austrian occu.
patton OF his territory, and Prussia sus.
tains him in the protest.
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The failure of n. b. Falconer & Co., ina
porters Of British dress goods IN New 1ork'
Is announced.
Cark's stone block, at Waukesha, WIS,
was burned Tuesday night. Loss, s2o,ooV ;
insurance, $4,000.
IN Philadelphia, Saturday, a pedler, to
exhibit some patent oil which he claimed
vas non-explosiYe, poured some into an
open dish and lighted it. 1t exploded,
severely injuring two boys and young lady
named Oldham.
One G. w. Ali, who was In charge OF the
Confederate prisoners at Fort Delaware,
and whose cruelties exceeded belief, was
lately recognized in Clarksvllle, Tenn, by
some Of his former victims, and told IA
piece of their minds" He soon lett town.
The rotary bleacher paper-mill at Mar.
sellIes. H., exploded on Monday evening,
entirely dcmQlsbing~ the building killing
Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. Wilson, dan
serously injuring James G. Butler and Mrs:
Thompson, and slightly injuring several
others.
Biologists may learn something Of the
rapid accumulation Of sediment from the
work Of Colonel Gowan in raising the
suaken ships at Sebastopol. He found the
ships buried in mud from nineteen TO
lwenty-three feet deep, and was Obliged 10
pfoYlde apparatus not merely lor .iItin2
.Iem from deep water, but also ior algSins
WEN out Of the mudi
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fudge Of The 9Th district, was supported ny
General Sherman. Senator Warner, and tine
Ohio influence. He Ia from Ohio, and has
been chancellor Of Alabama.
The Spanish Minister to-day gave salts
factory assurances ct the State Department
that the gunboats now ready at New York
would not be used against Peru, and as q
consequence the Peruvian Minister Is salts
fed, and no longer insists on their deten-
tion. The Secretary of State has therefore
directed District Attorney Pierrepont at
New York to enter noHe prosequt in court
tomorrow, which being done, the Spanish
gunboats will be released.
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retiredto their hotel and make Che neces-
sary addition. ~
General Butler then said "Well, gen.
tlemen, that settles the matter, and the Re-
construction Committee will be prepared
to receive You and your memorial at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning" he further
said !" like the Constitution adopted by
your people. 1t is really, In many Of Its
features Jnuch better than the Constitution
Of Massachusetts, and vastly better than
many of the Constitutions of other States
now in vogue. have no hesitation in say
ing that / do not believe the senator's and
representatives of your State will be day
behind the admission Of the State. I am
very DESTROYS to have the vote in the House
unanimous. hope there will not be any
party vote about it. I really would like to
see Old Virginia come in again with unani-
nous consent Of Congress. I have no pas
sion or party feeling about it, and feel
sure that I speak the sentiments of MEN,
bers of the Reconstruction Committee
After half an hour spent In general con-
verse the committee withdrew. and at once
repaired to Wizards Hotel, where they held
a formal meeting and again drew up me-
mortal, the same as before, with an addition
as follows: "And furthermore, this COM
mittee pledge themselves Jointly and seve-
rally. and as the committee representing the
State Legislature, that the provisions Of the
State Constitution, as far as adopted, shall
be carried out to the very letter and spirit
of its intent and law" This was subse-
quently shown to General Butler tonight,
and after reading the added lines he said:
"Well, that settles Virginia's admission.
and I am as much delighted as any one
else"
General Grant was informed by Governor
Walker of the result Of the interview and
the action of the committee, and the General
congratulated Governor Walker on the now
sure prospect of the speedy admission OF
the State of Virginia.
The committee are to meet the Recon-
struction Committee at 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning, and there Is reason to believe
that the bill relating to the admission of the
State will be reported TO both Houses to-
morrow.
Governor Walker and Colonel Flournoy
will be with the Virginia committee before
the Reconstruction Committee at 10 A. N.
tomorrow.
The Senate to-day passed the House bill
removing disabilities from about three hun
dred Virginians, among them Judges Mon.
cure, Joynes, and Christian, General Wick
ham, and Speaker Turner.
A bill is to be introduced tomorrow to
encourage the establishment of steamship
company to run line of steamers between
the ports of New York, Norfolk, Port
Royal, and several ports in Southern Eu.
rope. The bill provides that the Postmas.
| r-General shall contract with the com.
pany for the carrying of the mails Of the
United States between the ports to which
its steamships will ply, the company to
establish emigrant agencies in Europe with
4 view to encouraging emigration to the
United States, and especially to the south
ern States. WALLACE.
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A NEW EXPLOSIVE AGEST.-Dualine is o
coarse powder of 4 light brown color, look
ing very much like SawduSt, or like Viz
ginia smoking tobacco. 1t will neither de-
compose (even by being accidentally brought
in contact with acids, nor CONCEAL, nor
pack together, nor lose any of its properties
during a spell of cold or hot weather. 1t is
immaterial whether the magazine in which
dualne is kept be dry Or damp, hot or cold.
Dualne, if fired by a flame or coal, will
burn in the open air without exploding.
twenty-five pounds of dualine containedin
a Strongly-made key, over which large fire
was built, commenced burning rather slow
" only after the slaves had been burned
through. But if confined in a strong en-
closure, as in a well-tamped blast-hole, i'll
the box of 4 niue. in 4 torpedo, &C., dualne
can lie exploded like powder by fuse or
spark. The stronger the enclosure is, the
greater is the effect of the explosion. In
the open air. or with tamping Of loose
sand, or under water, it is necessary to use
4 cap in order to cause the duallne to
explode.
Dualine is so little sensitive to conclusion
that it may, without any danger of prema-
ture explosion, DC used for the bursting
charge of shells.
Dualine acts on coal and rock less vio-
lently than nitro-glycerinc and dynamite do.
It's explosion pEOullCtS III COil Il HI Sci
quantity of Jumps and round coal than
even a corresponding charge of powder
would produce.
Absolutely cheaper than either nitro
glycerine or dynamite. it is also relatively
cheaper than common blasting powder; for
hardly one-tifth Of the work and time re-
quired in using the latter is needed for Sue
cessfully operating with dualine.
The explosion Of dualine does not cause
the development Of any noXious gases, and
miners may resume their work immediately
after blast has been fired. In the Dud-
weller mine, for instance, q mine that Is not
well ventilated, five blasts were made in
quick succession, yet the miners Were not
in the least molested by the gases developed
by the combustion OF ten ounces of dualine
used for the charges Of these blasts. AT
another much better part Of the same mine
q charge of only two ounces Of dynamite
was tired its explosion filed the shaft with
nitric acid gases that were insupportable to
the men in the mine. Dualine, combining
strength with safety, and certainty Of action
with considerable saving of expenses, may
therefore be destined to occupy ere long, in
mining operations on this continent, the
same place which it has obtained in Europe
since last May, when the first trials with it
were made.