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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-09
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osatrst passs 1bstxssn Wells aAd "a sale Street
I CHloA0o, ILLINOIS.
pssiess IN Owl, salt, Pig Iron. ere. &s
AAsExfs feA raE
xsw York and Chicago Line, Ion Erie cslal,
ss ss' is. .ss rs Is ! H., River Sspsi 10, OF Broad ssrss,,
nAay. FOR freieh; apply 70
NJ. IL. Hoyar, New York
WV. FAfoN, nos, risr, Albany;
Aiass rssi as.s' 4. US & Line care VIM. FAf0N,
Albany.
Pennsylvania Central 1ailrsad.
Cleveland and fittsbareh 1ailreaa.
Il. s sNRRpER, lhlsa,ipan'
AAaRAw i kooNs, n.s.ns
4 w. W .GnANpLkR, Ss-
= wAlles IN 4 sSSi fsnssSrss.
JOIN ~ A'sA t,si.a, Areat..
The following new ~rropslless run in e~ennsctien with
| the above Lines;
SIoHEs na,,av captain Hewitt .,aaa.
I~EvRR0RERN CRY, Owen.
IRON CITY, Turoouhs
tUlAHoGA, Beckwiih !.
f~IrTsCURGH, Averhlt.
KSNoSHA, = stulman
Also Clipper Line sesssls. Mark Packages, Care HA's
4 GO, Chieagos
'heases, on The River, between Wells aud LsssIe s9ests,
yhfre We shall continue ts forvSrdpg ND Ssnsler ~
T nsa,sss,, and A. sSs r ssss:f d s e si = ~ S's sSoss rs So :
Die Cs,npsnies, At rsssanabla rates from Nsw A%s, sos'
'oa rhil.aslplla wAsslipS asd sisssbassh @ o tsnSs.
mics viii receive prompt attention and Forwarded with
dispatch, and Duplicate feighs Balls sent ny MAIL NH .nv
The lines We rspsesen, are mol ssn n,aSsa,, evan -
~ The Agents here q an the rrsusportahon gonpsr
uis have consisrp and viii charge ~e1orbisani dookase
All el.ims fr aanase or ovsrdharge viii be promptly
attended 10. a..
usnt VIII revive p~srsSna attention. Aplasdaa
sBaAIsi sgaAAG slGA1s
WILLIAM Y. DANIELS,
IMPoarER AND pKALER IN -
CHOECkSEGAhSANlb KN16ACNO,
Merchant. ssS cssntss dssier.v NJ mad Is % their
caeang elsewhere. &c. .dly
BRAbNER, WARREN = co.
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALxxs y II
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PRIN INK
wAAEHo0sE.
NO NO. Z Ia SALE ST: ourcIoo.
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Ornamsnts, Aealdinss VI 6seoretieps ef
nv Ds:sr .aszSs . cuarsi@ oS4xru.xs.
who,ssAls sad 1ssali, 3 Renfslph ST. GAtcA6o.
81 cav Baildipgs, wtsconstn 81, Ailwaukee..
Beng me Argsst Aorss Of he KIND Nest Of Ssw
IS.a s ss.a .sy ssssr :.s.sisgssn. IL 1s Yes,
:. l. iAsos. loel i-dlyl = Z. enossr.
IO0THH H0uW.
Corner OF Nor,h Carr and kinns St.,
,,a.,s
y1XX XO1I G101AyIle.
Wsllatoed, Hanks, Hay . Whiting,
HANk NOCE EN0GAyEMo.
NEW yOHK,.... . BOSTON, =. !. AoNTAEAL.l
Ma $50 Iahn Il. chtQaIQ. n
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IT'S great utility. aim
L piiclty, Of
price and adApsatioa 10
the wants oiail classes
Of the o u IN antty
strongly IL
In every State In the
Union. batpar.icula.ly
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IOWA SOAP WORKS,
Above Front, setwesu As.u aud brady streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
FT1LE subscribers having recently CON pletsd their
L works IN this city are now prepared to Oil ofdsu
for their different grades OF soap, and rely on their
Very Superior Qualities, for pre- >sninsucs 10 The
market. 1t viii Dc found, on trial, that our oosps will
anord mors iathsr, and with lees labor remove dirt,
that they do not so soon melt In hot water, are eonss-
quentiy much chcapsr 70 the consumsr,H AZ having been
proven that ssven peunds OF our soAp are q quail 20 ten
ofthe ordinary kiSd3 aud that the great dlmcult, In
other soaps Is snrnsnDtsd 10 sdrs, Of rssiuing the
hands free from sorsnsss amer long tmusrsioH and
rubbing In the wsah-tubl - Euaf
The grades above referred 70 are Hrasivs, Pearl,
Palm No. ] kxtrs ash Family 1osps. With me abovc
ASSERTIONS, We submit our products toths vsrasausns
OF The public ~tth ooudasncs that he uss OF them will
justly our Recommendation or their quality. Asr-
chants and Dsaisfs are rsqQesi1d 10 cali aud examine
for th. nsslVea before purcho sing elsewhere.
Jan, ~, 1885. DIFF. J n I. HALL d CO.
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1881 W pAc1eos
CHARLES W. STEyESi

FHINAWJI pTttUUFT i, TsJJs
IlurShased ons of l.. / J. n. C1ara,s Flour Mills, some
tlns rinos, aud sftsr q trial 81 several weeks, I fssi that
I can scarcely speak Of IL In too high terms. I have besn
a miller for twenty years, and aI free 10 gay that I can
make better dodr With this mill, and a larger Weld. and
run il with moro ease 10 myself, than any mill have over
sssn. A number Of miliers have been in 20 see a. and all
say they are veil pleased with It's operation. IL will
grind with ease twelve bnshels an hour, and can bs run
With ffom four 20 six horss power. | would recommend
Briilors 10 give Ii trial, and ! am certain they viii not
wish 20 return 20 thsoid plan Of milling
~ a1 ELISHA MfRI49TCE
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r.. Il. EABZ.aN -
Produce and General cemnission Merchant,
30. n RIVER oraEsT,
CHICAGO.
Particular stteptlou gwen 70 tbs sale OF properly
in this ma rke4 And cxA adsaLess asds on couslsn
seot, forsale here ~ - saaalss oswss 80, New York
and Boston. AAbo, q . -
A0Eki FOR
CINCIUHAu TYPE FOUNDRY AND
Prtnyarp' Warshesss.
ks:p: sss:.es sges s.aA,'sh4ss4sssa h5s'saa
fyps, Borders Cut, Bales, Cssss, Yurnlturskc
PhEssE6-Hnnd, Carn, Power or lob. 4 r
Alro INKS, Blacg and Coiorsd. In short, ever,
srriels required 10 . Printing Once. All persons
wishing 70 opsa q carrsnt account, are requested 70
I NE xsl diac ami NADIA frK Cab. Naxa.dlY -
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HsI FIgL IusPSItVI q IhU1degPLlas
IhsTsby osrtify, that for tbs lss, four weeks I have hsd
In operation one of 2. AZ. NJ. ClAks Pstaut FIGURING
Mns. l have bean running 1t 90 an svsrrgs offom sisht
70 swslvs hour without stopping, and should Do 70 ksSy.
sight hodrs n rsqnrsd. II Evss every ssuEfsottop thst
"a nstbods u milling hsvs besn IN lie milling buat
res0sss afssp ysax, sad - cAu Ny truly thss hass
ps~vr sssu anythtng Of tbs kind 10 Raay pArfsctoc. i lvs
in AsdsburE, ChssssT County, Pa, two milss hon PGkscx-
burg wb&sf nm II dAny, Aod my etsrsusrs wti sssttfy
70 tba Satisfaction ofthsh aour and bAp. fhsve Travelled
throuSA nine Of tbs ~sstsrn ststss, ADD It aupsrssdss
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Good News for the LadiesI
Tia h~sTisnips Of ths dreaded swsshipg ssv,, ,us :.
removed by
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-09
FLOUR g. FEED STORE.

THE subscriber having made arrange neuts 70 be
! permaneaus sopptisd with four, takes THIS meth
cd Of informing the eisi11ns OF Dayenport nAtbe bes
opened 0 store fof this parposs 90 The corner Of I'd
aud Harrison streete. A liberal deduction made 70
bakers and thofe who bay so sell again.
June Q dw3m ~ ra J. SYCk.
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FOLLOWING and many other certificates references
ma exlrscts Of letters gisanby reliable gentlemen
whose names arc axn1sd thereto.
Having become the pAientees and rsopristors OF nd.
win and James N. ttxkfs pstcntCo combined Grinding and
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IOWA SOAP WORKS,

Ground Alum, Sss.-ss, ts;,; aud r.sl.
lr Sale BY
Fen, IL Jos. s.. SIMPSON.
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A Larseeolleetion on handsndNew Ausicraseiyso
assoon as pnb!ished n.
No 3 lie Claire Row. can
Htf. best Piano Forte Instructor la the world RIah
= hrdson's modern sehoOlfor Piano Forte. esn ha
found OF No Z lie Claire Row: ~ A.
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kh3tASVJ NpFtNLvs -, ISoos
This Ia 10 certify that l have bssn farpishins power and
room for tn. opsrsiiou Of ons Of z 4 J, 81. Ciark's Patent
Flour Mills, fr the last few mouth, and in my opinihn IL
IL the best and cheapest mil In nse. IL takes but lttls
power IN comparison To ether MILL, not resding ever six
hore power, aud has run, since ! have been acquainted
with IT, With no cost a repairs, and seems In a. good
condition now ~ when first tut up. 1 can chssgfnliy rec
onnsad IL 20 ali who wish to engage 10 the maoufaslurs
Eour, sithsr 90 . Large of small scale. II can be SGT up
and run In connection with any other machinery, such a.
Grs.n- Eisvstors, Saw Milis, and by combining three OF
-four sets Of bmrs and bolts, you viii have a Mil that Wi
do more work than the large Merchant mils Of the old
kinds, and . great saving 10 sysfy itsm 2. eagsass.
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All In want q 1AIGains cau o.
BURROWS u PRETTTMAN,
wHbLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
EURElliN AMI OOlnEsaTlC 81
1 j aaaas Day GOODS, T
sssts, shssA Hats, Caps, Clothing, 80, 10
FRONT TREET |
mav2 rsvFSpMr rnwt 4
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Larso ana weiiseleetcd sssor1ne nt Justr receive
-, ~ pnesstaa teannotfali to give entire satisfaction
. ptn row! GS ~
Flutes, Flsssolsts, pIcalessant
Fifes at reduced prieesaI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10

The two Houses OF Congress met al the capitol IN
Washington City, on Monday, the ist instant, an
unusually large number OF members being in at
tendance. After the usual preliminary businefs.
joint committee was appointed 10 wal, on the Prcs-
dent and inform him u the readiness Of Congress to
proceed 10 business.
The Senate held but brief session but the House
was engaged until quarter past seven o'clock, upon
ihe question Of admitting John ". Whitfield, dele.
gate from the territory Of Kansas 10 take his seat
Mr. Grow, Of Peunsylsanil, obeetel coniendng that
The election tas Illegal, being in violation Of the con.
Slluton aud organic law. The question being taken
On admitting Mr. Whitfield 10 take The oath II oiicc ii
was decided n the nega,isc-yeas W. nays lOl. Mr..
Grow moved 70 reconsider snd then 10 lay The motion
on the table, pending which the House adjourned.
Tuesday, Deeember2 ?.
10 the Senate. after the reading Of tho annual Mes
sage Of the President. a motion 10 print an extra
number 81 copies gave rive u ~ extended discussion
Mr.. Hale, 81 New Hampshire. opposed The motion %
the ground that the President had abnsed his prcfoga
tive By assailng the minority Of the people Of eleven
States Of the Union in hs review Of the political con-
iesi through which the country has passed. Mr..
Mason, Of Virginia, and NJ. Brown, Of Mississippi.
relsd % The positions Of NJ. Hale. both approving
the sentiments AMI views 81 Tie President and con
tending that be had only discharged proper duty ia
rsbuking the spni u aggression Of part Of the
unian on the other Mr. Seward. Of New York. aud
NJ Wilson, Of Massachusetts, explained their re,pec.
I've pasions IN the late contest. the former being not
q AZ disPO4ei 70 question the Presidents privilege 70
give b. views previously III refinement, from Office,
and The latter denying the imPuiaionsof lie Message
upon the body d the NoHhsrn people. The debate
continued ~ NJ. Trumbuil Of Illinois, in review
u The positions Of the President, uHiii O'Clock,
when tbs Senate adjourned without taking vote on
the question q Puniing.
The House aas engaged during The whole sitting
upon ihe question u admitting MI Whitfield y i
delegate from tic territory y kansas.
Washington December g.
The sesfion IN both Houses was href An an-
nouneemcut was made Of the death o. the Hon. John
". Clayton q Delaware. AMI eloquent and impressive
cubs,un.s uroa bi. Die and character were delivered
~ several al.mbcfs.
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North Carolina legislature.

fHdsNt nov. ~
NJ. Wilder, from the committee on Banks aud
Currency. reported against The bill repealing the 5ih
CHI aud nj section. u 36th chapter q the Revised
Cole, relating q currency. NJ. Holt defended ihe
b ala that n introduced !, !, lhc desire u liz
constituents: roniendeJ III, !, was dead letter u
ri county The counts could not enforce i specie vas
no, 10 te hai and the small bib were needed as
substitute. The debate was continued by Mcssrs.
Coleman. Themas Of Davidson. and Cornell. in favor
IL liz lit. anl Mc.sn. Wilder anil Cameron agiinst
III a motion III n indefinite pusiponsmcni va
ntssti,sd- seas ". nays %.
81. Uorrrli. irom he Judiciary committee. reported
bll fr the bitter securing II cot. in actions Of
s;e-ment. Read third time and passed.
Mr. Houston. ifom ihe sane sommiiiee. reported a
Gil concerning widows, and recommended !, DO %,
Ias. Being fui ppan 4. Second reading, nc Nj wa'
rrjericd tsas y. nBys "a.
~. Bod inlpflBcrJ ihr following resolution,
wiieh sas adopted
Rssoirsd. That the cemniitec On Banks aud Cur
sency 10 instructed % inquitr into Tie exPedrnC 81
the Public Tfisnfcf's ploeunng tfom the United
STATES Mint u sanshes. elsewhere. az amount q
spcfie equal loihe whole amnuni 4 IN ncion Fund.-
subject Il disiIlaunY ~ such Tat ihefrpl ~ my "
rs1srnsnt ii 25 10 snd 5 ccni pieces Aud that The
same IL paid h me different .ufstnicndrnis d The
Commua schools IN the several counties Of The state.
90 as - aIsd % the ciiisens nf the state supply o.
spscis u small size.
Mf. Hi introduced hill % incorporate The Milton
Junction Railroad Company. Propcscs g construct
Railrusd irom Grrnsborourh y soms other point
On the Neuh CaroIius Railroad. eaH II Grrens-
borough 10 ihc town II Milton, some other point
near i,al pa,s on The Virginia line. Referred 70 The
committee On Internal Improvements.
IL the Commons, Nc. Morrison introduced a feso.
luton to instruct he appropriate committee TO inquire
inio The ronsiiiuiionaliiy and esIedcnry q giving
magisinies he same Jurisdiction u,er Zee Pcrscns y
color A. osef slaves.
~. Opium introduced 30 % establish Normal
s,hools
The bilI concerning executors and administrators
Was tead second time and rejected.
Ths BIZ ftom The senaie 10 amend ils Constitution
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A SHARK As WAS SHARK.-The New
Orleans Picayune tells the following 4 few
days since the captain Of ship at anchor
outside the Pass threw overheard shark
hook, baited, which was speedily swallowed
by a shark Of the spotted kind. The shark.
which was got on board With much difficulty,
measured l. feet l. inches long, feet In
circumference, and his liver exactly filed a
beef barrel lie had seven rows Of teeth,
and in his paunch was found the body of a
man, partly deeomposed. His jaw bone was
taken 10 the city, and was found to be large
enough to take in sugar barrel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10

THE CAMELs. - There are now ihiry-two
canels, old aud young, at rasltovllle, Texas,
under The charge oi Maj. Wayne. and forty moe
on their way Ia lhls county. With the natural
increase The experiment will illus be common
crd with nearly hundred Of these ships nl
The desert" Major Wasne has The highest
expectations 81 their availability for the inland
travel on this continent. aud there can be lnlle
doubt III The justification Of his hopes. The
route TO The Pdrliic offers better forage for these
hardy animals Than they Gnl in their own des-
eris; and as 10 climate, the faflars use them
on the steppes Of Asia, IN regions as inhospi-
table as ean be found on the California route,
except IN mld-winier, when travel NAV be sus.
pended. A correspondent Of The Galveston
News states that the Indians have never vet
had sight OF these strange ANIMALS, and il is
expected that the appearance Of such ungainly
creatures will cause for season at least, such
terror 10 tie red man az 10 prove protection
for caravans. The Indians may get over this
but unless The horses 81 lie plairies dilIer from
their Asia,lc cousins, they will require long
ralning 10 learn 10 like The aspect Of Tie camel
The Tarlars who ,isll Chinese frontier towns
and markets throw evety thing into confusion
Ilnrses fling and bound aud break their haIlers
To- escape creature to which they will not gel
accustomed. We happened once TO see cou.
pie 0l camels driven through country village
and never were horses and mules inspirIlet
with more ridiculous freight than tie farmers
nags were al this uHgainly apparllian.
Phil. North american.
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A ROYAL PaRDuN.--lhe Queen Of England
has sisnifed her pleasure that a full aud Tree
pardon should be granted, under the Great
Seal Of Great Britain aud ireland respective.
is, 10 all persons Suffering under the eOnse.
gucnCcs ol conviction Tor political offences.
lie measure will be % The greatest consc-
quence 10 many 81 those suffering punish.
mcnt OF pritatinn Tor political special.
IL those like Mr. Smith O'lIrieh. O'Dohrrty.
&c., IN Ireland. aud Frost. Williams aud
Johnncs, IN England. who were convicted Of
high treason aud sentenced 10 death with all
tie accompanying disqualliications eonsc.
nucnt upon 30 serious Crine What had
hitherto been done merely RENTED the pun.
ishmcnt inflicted in each case, but a pardon
under the Great seal restores the individuals
TO al their civil right and station as they
stood before trial They eau now possess and
inherit lands aud enjoy all the privileges aud
,I,anities 10 the state. Tie act uf clemenCy
II course does not include those VIM broke
their parole, o. incurred The additional pen.
atty Of flying lrum the sentence ul the law.
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DAMAGES AeaiNsr CIH.-0u tie 9th 81
November. 1854, Capt. James eolr, belong
ing TO vessel trading between New York
and jamestown. was walking dawn pier No.
81 y. r., accompanied by HI, brother, when
he fell into huIe which existed on the pier,
and broke one q his legs, IN three pieces. be.
low Tie knee. lie was confined Ii his house
for six months afterwards, and WAS seventeen
months before lie could DO any business, aud
has been permanently injured, - that lie
can no longer pursue the business Of ship.
master. lie subsequently brought suit
against the city. claiming $4,000 damages,
but jury on Tuesday, aaarded him only
80, $50.
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ANornrn on rllr ELrcr1nN Rr

ANOTHER or THE ELECTION BETs.-At Chi
cago most singular bet was made upon the
Presidential election by German, who bet
his house, lot, and wife and baby that FIRE.
mont would be elected. After hearing the
result he took his deeds, wife, and child, and
made tender Of all in good faith. But his
friend, having one wife and five children,
refused to increase his stock in that way, and
therefore declined 10 take the poor mans
family and property, but gave him piece Of
advice, took drink ofbeer, and parted good
friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10

Norru c,eotIyA COMMUNICATIVE

NoKrn CARoLISA COMMUNICATION the
rcputt II The Education Committee We learn
that Randolph Macon College. Greensboro.
Marrentun, GoldsbnrJugh and ban,ille Fc.
male College. and the Academies at Raleigh
and Jonesyillc. all underline charge ofthe Con.
ference. are enjoying unusual prosperity.
A fund Of sIl, Esq 20 has been raised for
the education Of daughters Of preachers AZ
Grcensborough Female College. This j. e
lie increased 10 100000.
a proposition TO transfer Normal College
20 the Conference was accepted, and the
transfer will be made 50 soon as the funds
necessary 10 clear The College Of debt shall
have been rsssrd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10

There is now building at East Boston an
iron steam ship-of-war intended for the
Viceroy of Egypt. She is GIG feet long 81
wide and 81 feet deep, with long skarp ends,
slightly concaye waterlines, and semicir-
cular stern. She will be ready for launching
in December. She will be shiprigged. she
is intended as yacht for the yieeroy Of
Egypt, who had her built in the United States,
upon the presumption that he would obtain
a better model for speed than could be pro-
duced in either England or France.
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ghp rres.dent,s Mcssnge.-.pr !

out many articles previously put in type for this
weeks paper, We are enabled 70 spread before our
readers the whole Of the Presidents Message, LISA
well.writlen document, all his messages have been
and gives gratifying account Of our national affairs
domestic and foreign aud with very few exceptions
viii meet with general acceptance and favor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10

soil and climate OF The middle States very hard
gram, and long thick beard. Yield in Virginia,
in several experiments, win ordinary good cul-
ovation, thirty bushels 10 lie acre.
The Improved King Philip or Brown Corn,
from an island il lake in New Hampshire,
natures within 80 days Of The lime Of planting,
and yields, with good cultivation, from 80 10
100 bushels Of shelled corn TO The acre. The
grain is heavy, well suited for laltening animals
and for transportation by sea. Il is planted
close, is Of dwarfisf growth, which renders the
entire stalks and blades suitable for fodder when
cured.
The Chinese Sugar Cane nonrishes y herever
Indian corr does. Planted in May. or earlier,
II yields two crops Of lnddcr,-ai least Two tons
per acre when cured. Tic stalks may be con,
verled into sugar, sirnp, alcohol or beer. or used
Tor dying WOOL or silk permanent red or pink.
The entire plant is devo,lred with ayidy,
either green-or dry, by horses. cattle, sheep,
and SWINE.
" Considered in an uiarian point of view,
this plant, perhaps, has stronger claims on the
American ayr cullursl than any other product
that has been brought 10 this country since the
introduction Of cotton or wheat. Aside from
other economical use, lis value for feeding 10
animals alone, ~ every secllan Of the Union
where u will thrive, cannot be surpassed By
any other crop, as greater amount Of nulri.
lious fodder cannot be obtained so cheap, on
given space. within so short period OF Tine
The Chinese Yam has succeeded well, "and
promises 10 serve as an excellent substitute both
Tor The common and sweet potato. II possesses
te remarkable properly Of remaining sund in
The earth for several Yeas, whou, either dete>
rloIating IN lis edible qualities or sustaining in.
jury from frost, which adds much 10 It's value,
N being always in readiness for the kitchen,
aud this, too, often at Tunes when the potato is
sirivelled or otherwise impaired"
Fayetteville Observer.
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" We tender our thanks to those Of our subscri.
hers who have come forward and raid up their arear
ges. But m any have not made i, convenient, 10 call
upon us; and as we cannot call upon them, we shall Of
necessity have to employ as our agents the constabes
10 the several neighborhoods, to whom we must pay
commissions, and we hope our demands viii be met
with 80 much pronptncss that other expense viii
Be incurred. Avery little reflection will show 10 iii
who are IN Arrears tia, the Printer must have money
and especially does he need ii at this season Of the
year, we hope, therefore, that payments will not be
unnecessarily delayed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10

Important hveafion for Cotton Planters.--
Mr.. Geo. g. Henry, an intelligent merchant
OF Mobile, has obtained patent for an ar
rangement and combination Of machinery
which is expected to create quite revolution
in the industry of the South. BY its means
the seed cotton will be converted on the
plantation, by one continuous process, into
understandable yarn, and this without great
ly increased outlay Of capital and with the
ordinary labor Of the plantation. MAJ. Ill.,