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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-19
VALUABLE FHRa IFOR s1LE.-

VALUABLE FAka FOR SALE,
VIE subscriber Intending -snOve Osrs for sale Cpri
Il Vieiy} his snaet OF lznd lyirF ia the esunty q
Mon'ernegT iBn, dIately the telegraph road iron
Nashville 10 ClaTAsye s. niles from ths sormer and Il
mIlss ii"m the latter, and y mics south Port Royal
Mills, Containing S2 aerss abut ~ &C ss open land
ag cd state OF cultivation; the balance vel n befed.
The inpuy=nent- CONSIST 0i comfortable dwelling gO0d
negro cabins VI stone caimnrys arge tobacco burns,
good stables crib and other OaI-houses
apple and peach orchards sc Ls er IN Ing spring,
and an Ebundance Of stock water.
The lsud les well any tnbsred Uplano Ia ths
county OF the SIZE and ell adapted to the growth
OF corn, wheat oats and tobacco Terms liberal
" -H.-. JOHN B. DORTCH.
p 3 For Information CONCERNING the land, would
refer 10 MessFs Cave johnson snd Wm DoTeh OF Nash
vile; Robt Mcclure Of Cz ksve K0SeO Dieksrson ar
David u ClristiaD nf TODD county, XIV ] would also
state there a Of I6 adjCiaing whes
can b. bought with the above land II desired or divided
- 70 suit purchasers. u is2s J. b. ID.
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.,,7- .--., ..sE I,.F .ANiS EOiN SAR.5,
'LaHCt '.r el superior Erlnch Eappee snuff q re-
oure II-e.s
ElSu i.. @; s=2-r,or uav1ona Cigars.
10 tl. I.e.s.ag. Eanu.ac ae- -coaGIu Pine beg 10
g,s.ra f-a.u |Ha, si anea "a beautiful 10 a d4g
tyl T.i.iI e.an ne s'a ~ Tie : 2n Of the Little lu
r, ] N0OPT
,rs..s4.EEs.S~ yE..a. SHOES a. C4AIEEfGs.
= l-T5 sra.r I-n-v Top lu1E--ss Gaiteis;
Il Iir:l Congress Gl5teT-. pt.IH with tips
"P~ l,lG lap Bu:Jon'd CATERS;
uungtTs Dless shoes,
" i--. e.ra-r iIes.
VIII vvis styles very SUP end Of The most
fashionable maze Ju.tIe-eiyed by
JOHN RANAGE,
GUS - Colegs st.
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HASFiVfLLE. TENN


B3EDGEi & son, P30PRIEToES.
E'jS dter4o.e nouse has lately been entirely re5ed
auI r furu5s ed and there has also been added
Der o. lslg' spl besutul rooms, dining hall sc.
Hs house IS centrally located convenient to the Gene
Stage dice, steam Boat Landing ard the business
70. .srn oT The city.
Neire prepared u accommodate the travelling pub
lie and freuts general, in style not TO be sur
passed 10y auy hoi1 10 The vest
fuqas0 BRIDES 4 son, Proprietorx
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uELmBoLD,s GENUINE PREPARATION.

BROWN ANDERSON,
octl--tf No. 40 Markei ST.. Nashville, Team.
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DIED.

AYREs-on Monday Nov. 10, ROBERT, y1unses; son 0,
I,ssc W. and Eueue g Ayres aged jtsrs, months .nd
q as,s .,., -,
90 TbuSsy 81 o'clock from ths tt'ence
oF Lis pseIs No West TWeny-.ighth sest The r.
Gins viii be conveyed to Msnha>set Long leland for IN
tsrmtn,.
ROGERTOp Tue.5sy Nov 80 JESSIE. the .nfAn dsagh.sr
~ 6ornro ana Eliz.beth Alice 6cgsrt aged g m1nt's
The elstives ytd attend tte faneal Of Jcocs from
No. 1870 Eat Eighteen b street
BLAcKWRLL-On Tuesday Nov. -, Of consumption
JosTPHINE daughter Of tue late Joseph Black vel.
re relatives arc friends he family Invited terd her
funeral q, ~. Thomas erurch Broadway rh1r-3sy, tie
ed met =, 4 O'elJck p m
DFEIsON- On Tuesday Nov. p, ANN NJ wife Of EE-a
Denton.
Her relatives hieods Sequesed attend fsner.
on Ttuesy ga int ct cock from the eence Of her
botherinw, VIM @. Lyon, 70 Yves, T~enty-frs. street.
DFNNIs-On Thursday, Nov. IS, WILLIE DENNIS, =. No
l57 East ThiitJ seventh steet sFed nonths
Tne reosrs we're the Cemetery Of %. svreens
HURIEN-At Broo,lyp. Long Isnd, Sunday Nov IS,
Nrs CORNELiA A, vie u John Il hlten ege1 - year.
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend TIE onerh ta.
ococt r. NJ Ire funeral viii take place AZ Chris.
church crrasr Of Clinton and Harrison stree sal th
will be taken thence Greenwood Cemetery for inter
sCHPRMEp HORN-on Tuesisy Nov. 90 sner /. sh,rt III.
The relatives friend. CT the family respectfully invited
attend bis fcnera from Grace Church Taalsay the 22d
mat a. O'clock p m
THUS On idisy stenoop the 49, Inst tie 3oth yes.
his sge, SAMUEL p. TITUS
His euss scqusntsncss invited 10 steod bis fuerl
On Ito day the 2lst ibs It II o'clock f0n Fhends
meti0s house Rose street without father invs
WILKINSON-At Fest Chester. Monday, sov 49, aged
year ,Id days CHESTER ELY, Of Eenry aud susss
Wilkinson.
s ro relatives respectfully invited attend the
funeral this day (Wecpesd st2 &C oek from hs residence
tfMr. Jan es Seseore, Est ester
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Arrived.

u. 5. m,lsts,m.hip Alsb.m. sch,nes so hour, I'm s,sa
ch,Ds,d .I ssmship Key State for s.v.nn.b
isth AZ p M eIcbansed ,sn, with steamship Nashville.
Granada
hsterss steamship Nashville Berry heres for Cl.rescn
rad lay SeosOR % for a'''' saw
Ship F1tg scad Beass Loedon q d.. aud u Dc f% tbs
Channel u ballast to HowssS Co. Been d. on tho ho's'
BARK Paul so,s f wsrer) D.sr St Jsso De GU. Sept
welI Co. No date. Ion, u s. :eSr, Lools.I.
SSf Gf S e: s' fsi r!
plisi with proy.;i;g' the bis Sssn Is d. n Of as
AID sht airs had the wDd from N T. since p.sas
Crooted Island RAs,s. on the passage from 81 Jf' ds oa
low fever mt Bsisf tof South Dsn Mas, mat. Of SHIN
CrSwel. died a Cumberland ssrbor Of yelloy fever
wallace Co, nov b. q IS. lon: g g. .pois b. S,s
ekp-iisi csd sesv, n W and s. s... tOps,iani
ksOhev. gxpeinc'd strong n. E. winds for d' zion
C,pe FIcrdi 70 Hst'srssl -, ,,.-- ~, ,y,,,
Bk juLi.i. (ofYsmoutb, Ne Newton, Hsvi-. LIST H'-'
ss sss.o, gIwn csstl,a'Is Ig%s;5 :. Bret. Son Ac'
scSf Gs sI a. cts.s XSsS5 '' "'
es Gs S su hIs'T s. ATS for %6 sss BsS
sc6r Wa A Ellis, Nichols, Charleston d., eoaos, ke,s
felt II. B.d.in, Sands, Frcdect.5urs Il d., aour
SClr susan r. nshsni kbTD WiAcscI ~ as psS' 70 . %
Whitney Co.
schr S. B. Bailey, Bailey, Rondsut for Norwich
schr. 81. Hn SucLe, Brooks, PoTtard. Como, stone
Schr ,ahD gton Mott Georsetwn, -four TO Abbott D'fs
4 Co.
Sehr I'm porum, Clsrk, Philadelphia.
sehr. K &. Smith, Kelley Albany for Nsntnesst
schr Sta ger, Nnl,, Philadelphia tor New Bedford
sehr sosh, Arm Baker Ph'lsde phs for New. Haven.
sehi sopsa Go6fsy, Williams. Philadelphia for New
setr San J.cipto Williams ysris.
schr Gardiner (the nasted) Pike, cr'ner, Baltimore
SER. Centurion, H.n3 New Haven.
Ser Jessie Aehsrdsoa. Holmes Virginia
Sohr. Sp.cie, Harley, Nhgina
scbr RsnIy Cole Rszslton, Alexandria
Schr. frarcss EEn1tt. Smith, Baltimore
sehr I'm line Hck,y s. Rce. As1sddrs for Derby Coma
SehI. B1eraylsta Ireland Virginia
Setr Pau ms Lon gs,reet irelsrd, Virgins.
sohr Moderator, Buckley Ireland. Virgins,
sehr. Tile T. Suraer, Phscephl. for Dsa'on. ..,
Stbr J. Bers Hall FIederck,bars, HJur, &e % S''""
sehr T. 4. Dverty. Hsgan. Rich noad.
Stnr A. h. sh.iler, Pstt, Wimnston, De-
sehr Susan +. TJlsr, Clark Philsdo, pol,
SER. Ger. Hner BAG m. Bosom
Scbi r. Bailey. bailey, ROud0ut fJr NoTSieh
Pop. Pc can, Williams, Prcvide'e'.
Prop. eb, tle kst, Gesr Norwch . L., q, 4,
Poo. Wssternpor. Bury Poalapd. Me. "d'''
Pip. Pa.ier Vein, Ramsey. charls,.oD dr.. uDs' -
Riley. III
sAILED--s,.auhshp Fnprs cry wisdls. ~ nPs !h..
,hss BfswitsT, CLARK, for San fsstiieoi g. o''0n'
TO l. neon.
BELOw-l ship sad brig.
WIND-saniise n; Ner n. ". Sasssi, " W.
Csp, Low formerly ofthe b.rk Xii sy who res .,S,,a
her Ct psssrss the hip san M.r,
this ncinins & vm Scot aud IN his eiiP2ef-pAA 49,
From toe rosr Bsyship. I,.,e Wright, Abss L's'''"'
Rxes.sicf i1sscly Liverpool
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lis stated -bs, Me.srs Fox, Henderson Co., o.
Leneen the builders OF the CYstsi Palace, have
mad ccptrsc, to build rhe Honduras ln'eroc'anic
railroad. 10 connect the Atlantic aud the P'citc
cceans.
Ne gold went over 10 Boston :, day for the Wednes
Gay steamer.
The Boston Post calls Erie " an utterly worthless
"stocl.' Well, considering that 'his road earned
over eco 600 in ore month, October, and nearly SIX
mlions for the year. The Boston Post must havs very
original IDEAS Of worihless.ess. What does 1t think
Of Vermont Central
The annexed paragraph from I'll, Boston Courier
corts1s the true solution Of the great depression IN
railroad property in NevEpgand:
"It i doubtful whether sing railroad 10 the SIX
New Ef gland States has really ehIIed net o9i-
laron Its freight business alone on account oil the
rpinously low tariffs, which are still psryersey con-
tinued.' So
The following statement will show he condition of
the banks Of Rhode Island on The Of September:
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....
Cleared.

Stsamship,-Eulesson, Lo Fber Hare. Daobsm CO. Eu
prs City, Winele AspEwsl, NJ. o. Robera
ships-Opbr, Byrne, Nev-Ohesns Robson fosteti
Aquls, MaDon HAVE, Nesoith ssn; Cultysor, Au,in
Liverpool, Williams Guioni Mouotsineer, Wilsoa, New
Orleans, SNOW burgesI
Louisisna, Br) M:Nesl, Venics, \. Lea Mny
Nsuey, HoJt Vera Cruz. c. CailsgdsD jr.
Biis.-w nthop Besrse Ssyaun,. Everett Brown C. c.
Bling, Toft. Norfolk, Pill sbury s. Ssofori
Sthooneu-Rver Queen, Stednan, Providence, tster C.
b. Kbuoson. sgDires, Charleston. McCresdy, Mots Co.
Abeona (Br) Cole Ssckyfe J. H. Whitney, Co Lscon,
seD.e sOgOp $. W Lewis Denn Ire, tB.l Morton, Wild
sor, ID. r. De Wolf; Mirspds, Wtdmore, No folk, H.
Goodwin Kate Kslsbaa Ksab a. Phi adsphls Ja Hand,
Harmonic Wheeler, Norfolk, B. + Met,af; Zeryi.h 8ro~a.
Liberia, B. Gsser &C.. Margaret Henson, City Point J.
Hunt s. Co.
Bugs-J A. shvsr, Meesn', Baltimore, W. II. Th'mp'oa
CID. 10 ship William Rsthbine, Pratt. Con-. Everett
Brown
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GALENA AND CHICAGO ROAD,

To the Editor Of The v. Y. EiSuHe
SIR: The obje, tion we frequently hear to Gilens
and Chicago railroad stock, the ground that the
shares are selling at high figure is in itself the most
absurd objection that be applied to that or any
other stock. An article is cheap or dear in proportion
ia TIA use or proGuctiveness That wise individual,
Mrs Toodles always bought at the auction room be-
cause il was cheap. She always bought whatever
was offered provided it was cheap; and 1t made not
the slightest differenc whether the thing was of any
use or profit TO her, The doorplate might be Thomp-
son or Toodles-it all the same provided IL was
cheap. Those, however, who purchase stocks for IN
yes,ent lat least the sensible portion OF that class
usually Judge of a stock by it's productveness. The
question is simply what will yield me tle largest rev
enue. In this view | regard Gale1a, judged by this
standard decidedly the cheapest stock on the list
Peru il me to illustrate.
We can purchase TO- day for about the same amount
of money thirty shares OF Galens aud Chicago, or
forty shares of NewYOIk Central Ii We give 10 the
Central ,s claimed net earnings of eight cent, and
the Gaena and Chicago net earnings thirty six ceat
al cum the accounts for four years and bali, we
e. ell find that while the thirty shares of Galena have
Welded an equal amount TO the Centrals eight Z
cent il has also within few dollars paid for itself be-
sides as follows
Thirty Gsena at l2o.
Net earnings four and hs years at Sc cent. $50
To's; 40
Forty New York Central at @...............'.S3
Net earnings four and half years a. q cent. Iilo
Total.
Excess in favor OF Gilens............ ......S3 40
Which is within $3.50 of the entire original cost ofthe
stock.
Those who adopt the Toodles principle would do
well to purchase Hudson River or Harlem, some
thing Of that sort. They are not only CHEAP, bat
likely to grow cheaper. CoNMoN-SENsE'
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s.ed,o.rer O. lac, BY src;hsr squeeze o. he' ca
ton efs.
Bresdstufs c'r;in1e to improve sid are s'tve.
-Four 60 90 2j for common ard good, icrther Sd
vsree OF l2c, With sales Of 5000 70 20 COB bbs
fsy: wheat il sgGin &c. e bGstel better, with god
demand. Ofecr $1,000 b sheis sc1 q: geo a s. for
western IT Ied. In provisions svs-y l@rgs pureb -se
Of l. 600 tcs for Decembr delivery, Is reported for
he French Government. Co.on i I N without much
activity. The improvement. during the week IA &C.
The es,inse Of cur crop in Liverpool 100000 20
400. 900 baDes NJ. WrigAts cifcolN s.ys:
The ss;inses o. n'Lue sse 1LH ne SSaia To,
Ing hssvy have damaged tne q1sty
ofvhst open IN he heli. -
The tab {. hov decrease in the quality zee se 81 the per
ur 70 tn. time eor pnr,d l' fer the ars ne this
,ess,r. din Ct q 5ck hand ~ &c rpa VIZ sst
ve,k vorhy Of TIE export to France lsge tAs
wei The tStsl 10 row 70 Geo b-es shssc OF as year
The fouirg statement Ct the movemen; - ton sLee
The h September tsr compared with tie previous three
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IN xerv truth nv dearest friends would MT siy and
nv SesJIie,t foe could not cay tia, hsd acted Grim
vrong 10 any ps,ticular This mos; 'Olennly svow
[sersstiorl.
TIE cour. then announced ha. the Statement Of the
iSry would be fled with tie verde: in aec'rdAn'e
with the request
The court then adjourned, after which judge siuir
received the hesr.y congratulations Of his fhents
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From will be that IRE increase IN receipts nov
,rouLf. 20 - eco bales The iuc-esse eApos to Ge,t
Bri an ISL eco; France 10 COO other foreign parts &c oo
Total Increase 10 exports. les COO bales
Tie busirtss Of the su5-t-essuy was Paid,
81 293 a. received sl62 O9l balance s65li eco -
Psid 70, Asssy Office. 1855 II Paid on dsbursibg
checks, s45 s3l 90. Toe receipts include $4,000
paid by ire American Express company for smouut
lest While in transit rom Dubuque.
Tie following is comparative statement OF the
earnings Of the Ws.er,own end Rome Rar9ad CON-
ps1y for the month of Oetooer in the years asa
and 1855:
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We to day raw the receipt of John J. Cisco, assist
en-, tresiurtr Of the UIited States, for fly thousand
doIsn, for god coin which Messrs. Wells, Buteried
Il Co. undertook to transport rom Dubuque, Iowa,
to this city On the nth of September Last and which
was stolen from tie boxes either before they weie
delivered into the hands of Aessrs. Wells, Butserfsd
d Co., or daring the transit from Dubuque. 1t viii
be membered hst when the two boxes arlived hare
they vtre found to contain only lead in balls sad
sh,ets the coin having been removed. Messn. Wells,
Buttei6ed Co. paid the money to-day according to
sgteIntnt made with the Treasury department III der
protest. however az they contend that the boxes were
plur deTed before they received them.
The business Of the Clearinghouse vas today
$50 go ooo.
The relief noticed in the money market continues,
sid The large stock houtes have ss much money Of.
fer, them as they reed. Is anticipated that the
banks viii low commence ner expansion, 10 &c fol
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BUFFALO Nov eo-I2:So p M.-FLovK fsyeIs huye1,' ~
1900 bbls ssd ss Is for tooa TO extra hchisn sysE
Indans WHEAT frmeI sss. coo bushels 81 IS Ike
posha Spring ST. so for Milwaukee DO. CosS quiet Osa
setivs a. &C. WHISKY. SEC. CANAL FRIrGHrs-29. Es
Wheat 10 Eew.Y0Tk.
CHAkLEsroS, Nov. s.-Corros-Ssl" to-day, S'AebssS
full prices
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TUESDAY, Nov y, 1875.
AsHFs-The marie without change, the demand fair;
sales of 50 bbs Sc 50 for Pots and 81 SIT for Pests
CANDLEs-Adsmsntine still sc,iys and adyanciog sses
of City % See mos part fr future delivery
COTTON-The transactions have been moderate extent
full prices tire very light sJrds but poor udueement
to buyers The sale. to-day LOO bales on the spot snd 70
arrive small lot in ransu. The weeks business u 600
bales the export go bales Liverpool 459 bales 10
Have $50 Bremen Sl4 Hamburg 6s GlAgoH 23. Gibraltar
l+, Our quotations folows
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION
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MINIATURE ALMANAc.......rHis DAY.
Suu-Rses ...65i Sets........4;38 Moon Ssis..,i s
HIGH eArER................ra Is ply
Sandy Hoot .5:2l Gov. Idant... 6;l HeGats .1IA
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MARRIED..

DAIY-KFyNFDY-On surdsy, Nov. 10 =, s.. Peter.
chur,b bv the Rev Or Qrin. Mr. WILLIAM D A. DAILY
81 J,Iey Civ % Mis- SARAH c. e.1shr Of Tnonas ker'
ne6y ESQ Ct thu cty.
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SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, Nov. 2s-P. M.

TUESDAY, Nov. 2e-P. NJ
There was reaction 10 a moderate extent in the
Stock market to-day with less active business The
changes however are not important, excepting Read
ing, which under sales, supposed to be Philadelphia
stock fell of from 81 to 9O, and then recovered after
the second board to OH. Erie fuctuated between
$50 52, closing at SO. The other railroads were gen.
orally heavy excepting Panama which sold at lOit
A small LIT of Central sold at 9ll. Cumbefa fell
of /. Nicaragua was firm at the second board l6,
buyer sixty, being offered. In Railroad bonds the
business was moderate and without important change
OF illinois Central eco 900 sold closing at 7sl Erie,
1862 s,d at So ard Central at l04. 1t State stocks
there was n;thipg of importance done excepting
5000 Missours at 50, seller four months, and &c.
buyer Is days. virginias advanced to 49,
Tie exchange market, in consequence OF the ron-
arrival of the Southern mails, frmer to-day, but
closed with downward feeling. Leading drawers Of
sterling put rates up to 81 = p cent but made no
sales of importance above Il cent strictly frst-
class bills were sold al q cent, down to Il cent.
Sales Of produce bills were made as low as 6 81 y
cent Francs are 525 $50. The inquiry from
remitters has not been luge but drawers who de-
pended upon the overdue southern mails for supplies
were obliged to come into market to cover their own
bills.
Tie following b; nds and mortgages were sold a.
auction by A. II. Nieolsy By order of Thomas A.
Watson, esq, receiver of the National Exchange
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1t is raid that Gov. Wright is opposed to the new
Indiana bank and intends TO test the constitu.onay
of the law orgsrizing it.
The Nicaragua Transit company has publsheia
statement of its affairs which has one merit at least
and that is brevi,y From this ststsment it appears
that the debts of the company amount to $3.50 $50,
and the assets to s27496si. OF the assets 5000 90
is in coal on hand In tbs Pacific and there. The
debts are:
Due in Oc..... s25 ea3 Due in s9l 4O6
Due in Nov........ us Dle demsnd....... GOO
Due In Dec loor5Syi -
p<S,oSo
OF the above $4,000 is due c. Vanderbilt in settle
ment of his account The assets Of the company are
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COURT CALFNDAR-TBis biy.
SupynIop coURT-Noe. esl ll2s, t77, $40. 497,
s,s Isa z1 81 7a2 s5 $50 Us 7s5 r. Is IS 2 us 40,
iii as 4si 7e5 757 7s -esi 10 ~ 20 7s5 ~ % co.
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Passengers Arrived

In bard Paul Eogs. from ST. Jago de Cu,dIir R. c,bs
Mr.. " 4 Jams.
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SAVANNAH Nov. 2o-Ar stesm'h'p fonas
sre ~ 60 Ne~ York with All on D. Sssh.
vgIs i'm S.x.Yori st 5 O'Clock, thus Monday "''''
mskir the psssF, from Port to II !" " hes'"
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From this statement it appears ths: the gross earn
ngs Of the company during that period have been
about a., OOO which has been expended in steam
sbips, coal, payment Of debit, Sc. The president,
Mr. Lord, says in the report:
And, act Of simple justice, am bound TO SAY,
and axe pleasure in sayGg, that in the sphere of my
observation, there has been no Ds.ance OF more
csrful, cesseess and unrng devotion 10 the inter-
Gets cf great corcern than has been manifested on
the pert Of the managers OF this company.
HAPPILY their efoTts have at length been Gro Sned
with uccGss and the company is more indspsnd-
ent arc prosperous.
Permit ne, gentlemen, 10 occupy few moments in
reco lntDg tome Of the difficulties have had 20 en-
cour ter:
Flint ard for some time, the sharp competition Of
three lines caused heavy losses and induced The pur
chase Of the chips Uncle Sam and Yankee Bl.de,
sbieh Ct time promised WELL but, from csuses over
whieh The managers had GO control, resulted in a
heavy loss.
Next the general depression Of tr.de ard the d.
irshed LEAFS q the working uen on thu side Of he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

kEWs1Ukk NLAssIF INATTUNs
ITniands Florida Mobils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

Csp, Low formerly OF the bsrk Xii sy. who res ,d,,1
her Ct psssrs a. 70 from the hip san Ma.
this neinns lOm Scot aud IN his new eiip9ef'oAA 49,
From toe = over Bsy-Ships Issse Wright, Aoee''
Rxeslsicf Hsscly, Liverpool
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-01
New Grocery Store
AND
CoTEEH.HQSSH

A BLUM respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has taken the
large and commodious building lately occupied
by Mr.. st. Lizier, in which he has openeda Gro
Gerry Store in which will be kept every dessfip-
tion Of Groceries required for Family and Planta-
ton use.
He has also opened a Coffee House adjoining,
where will be kept the choicest of Liquors, and
where he would be glad to see his friends from
town and country. febl7 ;j5-1y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-01
Runaway i'm Jail.

AS Was brought to the Jail of this parish a
runaway negro man who calls his name
ADAVlD. and says he belongs to Mr.. James
Bell, of Mobile, Ala. The said boy is a black,
rather bright color, long hair; is about 26 OF 20
years of age, S feet 3 or 4 inches high.
The owner will please come forward. comply
with the law, pay all charges and take him away.
auglS THEO. BLANCHARD, Tailor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-01
Etat de Ia Louisidne-Pur0tsss 618erviRe
Vente de Succession,

| u. - kEIG 20 - .
| ENsyertu DID,. IEdre on decret a moi adresss
u par rHon. Cour du Sixieme District de
rEtat-de la Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia paroisse
drberville, ayant, date do % %courant, J'expo-
serai en- vente publique au plus offrant ct
dernier encherisseur,
1undi, le A Septemhrs.
proclaim, 1855, entire les beures 10 ct II A
NJ, les prophecies ci-apres decrites appar,e-
nant 4 Ia
Succession de fen Kalery Templa,
10. Uncertain lot on moroccan de- terts sit
ue dams Ia paroisse d'lbervilIe, sur Ia rive gave
che de Ia Grande Riyiere. (du cote de- rEst,)
borne en- haut par terre de Landry & Ffere, ct
EN- has par terre appartenant III. JsHyde, me-
surant sept acres de face sur Y dits Siviere,
entire lignes parallel, cod,enant cent yingt ar
penis. plus GU moins.
80. La moitie indivisa dune certain qnantita
on lot de bois de corde, appartenant a IL com
munite ct q H. ]. Hyde en- tout environ quatre
aTERMES EFT CONDITIONS.
La terre devrs Sc vendre pour deux cent pi-
assres compliant ct h balance dams trois termes
egaux, payable dams tous le mois de- Mars 1866,
1857, and 1855. ~
Ls shois de corde payable dans tons le msis
de- Mars 1856; he's acquereurs fournironts ieurs
billets endorses . Ii satisfaction de radminis-
trateur, payable y Police du Recorder Dc cette
pareisse, portant interet aB pour cent d'apsss
fechsancs jusqu'aa parfait placement ct pour
assnfer le iaiement des dites hilIets, hypoth-
eque special sssa retenue sera Ia tervs.
JOS. III. IRWIN Sherif. |
Paroisss dIberviIle, &c - Aout, l655-au2t