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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-29
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCLNNATI AND

- THE new light draught steamer
tsEeH+hGEN. PIKE, WM. FULLRz, Master, ~IafsA y
- .zsa being expressly built for this trade
win all the modern improvements, with the gh draught
subslaunc1 aud steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing between the above OF the boats
bsi5Z port every week These bsats being command
OF Old and experienced commandsBts and with superior
aeiies for and fregh ocits share Of pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board, or 10
II. Ii. HARRISON. Agent,
Oet25-Gm Front street.
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding to London and Havre
other for the economy of time aud money
Passage from New York 10 Southampton and Bremen First
Cabin Saloon, 80 dollars; First Cabin Lower Saloon ITO
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars
All letters and newspapers pass through Post Of
nee.
No bills ofladlng will be signed or parcels received on the
day OF sailing, Il r. .. ..-.-.. .-... -. ..
An experienced Surgeon is attached 20 each ship.
For freight pasSs ge apply TO ...r
G. H. SAND. IL South William strest New York.
G. A. HEINEKEN eco, Bremen, .a
CROSKEY & CO., southampton.
. WM. 1SELIN. Havre. fapQ9-Iv
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A CARD.

T AN manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun
i dry in this city, good assortment of STOVES AND
HOLLOW WARE, viz: Ovens, Potts. Skillets and Lids,
Sad Irons and Androns Of different paers Tor the whole
sale and retail trade at small profits.
Also Tn Copper and Sheet iron Ware ofthe best quail
ity at low figures few fine chamber sets of Brittania
Wsre and No Refrigerators hand and for sale low.
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gutterng with
TIN or Copper.
ES- Old dCopper, Pewtcr Brass and Scrap Iron taken
In exchange for nv manufactures. q P. D0RRIS
Ousl-6m No. College st., near Church St
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Onn ACRES If splendid land lyingon the South
OOO side of the N. d c. Railroad, "A miles from
Nashville, q from Iavergne Depot 675 acres under
good cedar fence and in high state of cultivation On
this land are two comfortable Dwellings, two Gins Out.
houses all good fine Orchard of choice Fruit,
ber of excellent Springs aud is traversed by
failing stream Of water.
THIS Tract for richness of soil and beauty of location
not surpassed if equaed nRuiherurd county, and is well
adapted to the growth of Cotton, Corn and small Grain
and daking into consideration its conguity to the Railroad
Depot where there good Schools good Mills, good
Churches and variety OF Shops, DC, think it very
desirable place indeed Aso l20 of cedar at
venient distance which will be sold with the above.
will sell altogether divide to suit purchasers on accom-
modatng terms Apply on the premises to the sub
scTber at Iavergne Tennessee. -
su55-twGwtf CHARLES L. NELSON.
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN & soUTHAmPTt
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

'INtk ships comprising this line are WASH EEs
a hNGTON, Capt.. E. Cavendy; HER <Sf$
MANN Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea-
mers stop at Southampton, both goinga nd returning
PROPOSED PATS % sAILINe-Is56
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WholesaleDryGoods,& &c.
rO MERCHANTS ONLY.


. Af1-FIFE thousand dollars worth of new and fssh.
~ ionabls Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats, B0ots
Shoes Cethng and Hardware &C. &C. be sold at pri-
vaie sale tor cash and four months payab a bank
inese goods have been bought New York and Boston,
sDee me heavy decline at auction Of Manufacturers agents
ana py tne Package At prices varying from 70 So per
less tnan ,heir prices ia June sld July These goods
are consigned 70 us 70 be closed immediately in word
we DEFY eomPet'Ou in this market Merchants who do
business TO make moaey and pay cash and give four
months notes andpay them, will please give Us calI
Those long winded genilsmen who are wiling q Dav rom
20 to "a per cent profit goods for the privilege Of "
months and then pay al hes earliest c1sTenience our
house is no place for them es-ff
ALSO thirty thousand dollars worth OF new and de-
srable goods consigned to be sold auction exeu.
svey.
Our Auction Sales will continue usual every Tues
day and Thursday.
TsRH'-Al sums under 800 cash over $780, months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants who
mike ~ their stocks the Nashville market 20 try u
one pop and We don't do Whai promise then pass Us
By We take great pleasure in showing entire stock
to any aGd all who viii give as a call
- #.- TRABUE LUCAS,
. ID y Commission Merchants,
Nm pukli
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. EMPRESS NOTICE..
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD
THE "ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have mad gar
rang ments with the above Rsiircad for Daily Ex.
press Line and are prepared rSceive and forward
Freight Packages &C. by Passenger Trains to Huntsville
Decatur, Tuscumbia and intermediate stations on the 81
b g. aud N. & C. Railroads Small Packages at reduced
rates G rH
s4F Messengers leave Nashville daily ct oclGek m
~ Freghts to be forwarded By Express win be called
for without extra charge A. K HOLE
aPrs Agent.
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

TTNHE new and light dIaught steamer -
i CRESCENT. W. BoLMEs, Master, ntsfR
will run regularly in the above trade du Eze.k.:kkB
ring the resent SEASON. commencing the nrst fiSe IN
the Cumberland She has excellent accommodations
nd in point Of speed and safety IS unsurpassed FOR
freight or passage apply TO ~ u. Il HAhhlooN,
oct4-dH Agent
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WI. C.. BRUCE.

WI. e.. BRUCE.
II consigned Goods be sold Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Wsis s9sT1SSEEy, SGHntEy, ,'O"i'
1000 Reams of Letter Paper;
1000 I" Commercial Paper;
500 {" Bill Cap g
$50 - Fancy Note
800 selfsealing Envelopes
OOS cords of Blank Books various Gnii kinds;
1000 gross and Pencils;
CUTLERY
aOGO sets Lnives and Forks
1000 Pocket Knives
500 pair scissors
1900 Hammer. and Hatchsts;
~ cords Of double barre, Guns
50 g don ?. GSISr6s T1fs 6a.
32I6 Fancy Work Boxes;
500 Ladies' Companions;
1000 packs Pins, No. 6, 4, 9, G, 10;
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves;
$50 doz Gents White and Fancy Hose,
$500 Port Monsies,
$50 dozen Linen Hdks:
SO g" Gents fne Msrino UndershHs;
5000 vol Standard Books
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWRLRY.
25 Magic Gold Watches;
Joseph johnson, 25 Oh. street. Liverpool
$50 Silver Lever Watches;
$50 Open Face Silver do
IS Ladies' Hunting Case Gold Watches;
$50 do Chatngs g
$50 do Gold Neck Chains;
$50 Gents Fob and Vest do;
s25 do Gold Seals and Keys with Lock ktis
900 sets of Canoes, in cases
$50 do Plorentne do
5000 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings;
5000 Ladies Plain Gold Breastpns;
1000 Gents and Ladies' Gold Pencils;
$1,000 worth of Gold Finger Rings;
GOLD PENS.
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Gases, assorted;
1900 Gold
And all other articles usually found in Iewely Establish
ments. Merchants Peddlers and the citizens generally
invited call and make selection all the above
Goods be closed out limited time, they be-
long different estates. have other articles too
tedious MENTION in short have anything that Lady
Gentleman would call for. NJ. G. BRUCE,
Auconeer Consgnee No. Il Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee. nov2-6md&w
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILNOAD.


>HE GreatCentral Route, connecting the Atlantic cities
withWestern, Northwestern and Southwestern States,
by continuous Railway direct This road slsO connects
a Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers to all ports on
the Western Rivers and ct Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Hsa
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes Dry Goods On. n.. ,oo1
Gin boxes Furs, Feathers, &c....... O' Pe' AV'
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales) Hardware, Lea 75c per l0OD
ther, &C.
THIRD OLASS-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon, sso mar 1oon
and Pork Gn bulk, Hemp, SO. ...... WV F'- AVN
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon *, nor 1oor.
and Pork (packedO Lard and Lard OIL wv Ps' AOO-
Flour-$1 per bbl- until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs until further notice.
Cotton-$2 per BALE not exceeding 800 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of PhiIa.
depha be particular to marx package via Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FRKIGHf AaHNrs-Harris Wormley Co., Memphis
Tennessee z. Z. Sass Co., St. Louis; j. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewett Louisville, Ky; G. Medrum Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown and Irwin 4 Co, Cincnnat
N. W. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co., No
81 Kby street Boston; Leech Co. AstOr House, New
York; MOL William street. and No. BaterG Place, New
York; E. Sneeder, Philadepha; Magrsw koOns, Bal
timore; Geo. G Franciscus, Pittsburg.
a. Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Agsnt, PhilG.
Il. ]. LOMBAERT, SHpt, Altoona, Pa.
jsnS '56,-tIslj 81.
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REMOVAL.
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NASH

r HAVE for sale about 20 Of Land 8k miles
from the city, in good neighborhood, onethird clear
ed and the balance heavily bersd. The entire Tract
spsndidly set in Blue Grass. will divide into two
four parcels il the entire Tract be disposed Of the
whole to one purchaser, on liberal terms.
There four beautiful Building Sites susceptible Of
being made as handsome any place about Nashville.
For further particulars call and ct No. College
street. and i will offer splendid bargain.
os!I9-t j. G. FITE.
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Royal Havana LOTTERY.

The next ordinary Drawing of the RoTAL HAVANA Ior-
rERY, conducted by the Spanish Government under the
Supervision Of the Captain Geie Of Cuba, will take
f WEDyESDAY. DECEMBER 10TH. 1875
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New Goods.
WINTER TRADE.

WE are receiving and have in a very large
w stock New Goods direct from the ufacturers
cases New style Madder Prints;
80 de Bie8cbed DOmestics and DTillings;
; do Satmets, blue, black ind fancy
do Fancy Cassimeres;
do Black and cOlored Cloths
do French MernOes;
do Shswls;
, do Blankets;
; do South down Coating, new
do New Style Dress Silk;
many other styles of New Goods just received for the
winter sales, which invite the attention OF dealers
Our large receipts added stock enables
offer largest and best Of New Style Goods n
Sonth west, which will sell upon the most iavora
BILE 10 prompt dealers.
ocl2l A. }. DUNCAN d 90.
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PROPOSALS FOR SIZE FOR PUBLIC
BUILDING.
o EALED proposals Will Do received bv Jesse Tbomas
- $50, Surveyor samuel K. Anderson ESQ Postmaster
and Jacob NeavOck, tss, until tC tSeniy-f day Of
September uext 1T suitable tor building for the
Accommodation OF he Custom House Posi- Office United
Staes Courts ana steam bOa Inspectors at NashviIlS
Tenn Corner Lots wl he preferred and are elgi
Bile that less than hundred by one hundred
feet JAMES GUTHRIE
sepu-L Secretary Treasury.
WASHINGTON ID. @. - x. 2s, ST.
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

s4LLIE WEST-.-...-.--..-.--CAPT.g. }. N. coRsrTF.
A.
TTNHESE boats will be the regular packets be-
Il St Louis and Nashville this season, sueEA
and will commence their trips Immediately
after the Tso In Cumberland RvOr. They will MAKE
their trips regularly the business will allow.
leaving each pert about every ave days
oci93-d a. HAMILTON, Agent.
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, with not less than
"A three rooms, convenient to the Square. Apply 70
oct22 BENZ. F, sAIfLDS.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For December. 1856.

A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY ON TIE HAVANA
PLAN. fl sf. :.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. OF
MARY LAND.
EXTRA CLASS Z,
To be drawn SATURDAY, December goth in Baltimore Nd
Prizes amounting to $lS2 600 will be distributed accord.
ing to the following splendid Scheme
10000 Numbers IL 900 Prizesl
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
SCHEME
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nIOUNT OLIYFT CEMETERY.

y MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
THE directors Of this Company announce 70 sh
L Pubic, that this Cemetery has been laid Cd with suit
able avenues and walks and portion Of the ground
subilvided into Family LOts which cfeFed sas
The map Of the grounds can be a. The ohce Of
Lindsey Crockett whers me pubic invited 70 ea
and examine the same
The Company feel confident they eOull not have mads
sui table location Tor Cemetery the vicinity q
Nashville and pledge themselves to The public TO sgars no
money pains to make equal any Csmetery in The
Union, and such one Nashville my feel some presin.
The Cemetery Ia now in charge a competent Super
nteuden hylng on the grUuud under vh1sc direction in
terT1ents viii be made IN the best sad at the
usull charges. -.-
The Directors Of the Company Gre desirOus that the
grounds BhOud be visited by ts cizns Nashville nnd
for that purpose Omnibus "a the Office If Linds
ley Crcckett at O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon the
sth nst md on every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free
Ladies and Families desirous Of visiting he grounds
will be called for at their residences By sending their
cards to tle President Of the Company.
A V. S LINDSLEY, PresL
G. W. NANCE, Sec'V ir6-tf
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PFCUI,AR LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE

yr,pE nav and comm odious light draught =
Il steamer, DLAaoED, Capt W. Il. HoIL-5 k1---a
CROFT Master, C. I. REEDER, Clerk, viii Skzzs<s1.
ply during between the above ports Having
peor accom- and sxper need Clerk who vii
Five prompt attention 70 all orders solicit FOE Tits Boat
bsral patronage. For freight passage apply board
- hAhhlsO1s
a. T. YEATEMAN,-
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IMPoRTED MALTA JACKS.

NOR sale at my Plantation in williamson county, fM
II cash or on time FIVE BLACK JACKS, three years
DID, imported from the Island of Malta Of pure blood.
jYs-Gmdktw JAMES II. WILSON.
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| SOC per 10Ob
Use per 100D
| CSC per 100D
| $50 per l00D
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

tENNS1LtANAA hAAlGhOADs
TNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
i and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at ~ A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, a. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadephis for Psburg at p NJ and Pttsburg
for Philadelphis at l. P. NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at H. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, P. Nj.
The above lines at Pttsburg with the Railroads
to and from st. Louis Mo-; Alton, Gaens and Chicago,
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
Hsute Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Cncin-
natl Dayton, Springfield BeetOntaine Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland ColnmDus, GAINESVILLE, Masson and Wooster,
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either of tbs
above places.
For further particulars Hsndblls at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore New York or Boston
THOS. MOORE, AaENr, Passenger Lines, PAiLGdG
]. MESKIMEN, AGENT, Passenger Lines, Pjttsburg.
Philadelphia, 1s56-jans-ly
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
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&05S.OOO:

WHOLE TICKETS $50 ) HALVES SO QUARTERS S.
All the Prizes above stated drawn at every drawing
THE MANNER OF The DRAWING Is AS FOLLOWS.
All the numbers pat in wheel globe in the pre-
of the authorities Of Havana and the public days
before the day of drawing and the Prizes in another globe
both Of which lock ed with three different keys kept
by the three Treasurers OF the Of the Royal Lottery
The drawing takes place IN large court inside the Gus
tom House, publicly Two boys, not twelve years
of age from the Orphan Asylum draw the Numbers and
the Prizes. One of the Boys draws Number and at
the same time the other draws Prize from the
wheel of Prizes and whatever Prize OUT placed
to the credit of that Number and they continue un the
whole number of Prizes are drawn.
The Prizes payable without discount presenta
tion of the ticket at the Royal Treasury, in Havana,
soon as the result becomes Known and paid in Spanish
Douboons . .-..
The subscribers will cash all prizes at per cent. dis
count charging for the risk &C. attending collection.
EB The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
mailed to purchasers of Tickets the arrival of the Mail
Steamer from Havana.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office County aud State.
fSy- Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
az Orders for Tickets Shares in the above Scheme
addressed to j. Cisco Co., Charleston $. G., will be
promptly attended to j. CISCO CO.,
oct19 Charleston = c.
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BOnnets. BOnnetS,
For the Million

Every popular Syl that is graceful ana rcn IN
Velvet and Plush Bonnet Materials rich and elaboraey
trimmed with rich French flowers of Dconceavabe beauty
and Bird of Paradise and other styles of Feathers, that
need only to he TO be admired.
Also Chldrens Embroidered Hoods, Hats and Turbans,
Ladies' Dress Caps and Headresses and every gem and
World of Fashion produce
Embroderies Of every style that possibly could be
found and Collars Sleeves and Sets Caps
Skirts, Boards Edgings and Insertings.
Also Cloaks and Manes of every STYLE that has been
pronounced fashionable in Cloth trimmed with More
antique aud MORE Antique trimmed with Cloth and Vel
vet with rich Fringe Buttons, and Tassels, with a
variety of hs the other syes which would be superfuous
to detail. ..
Also Ladies' Corsetts OF every popular improvement
will be found u this stock octlO-d3m
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI

THE eommodiOus and substantial fast kYBRn =
L running steamer SEVENTK-SIX. Lsz,<HHp
P K BARCLAY, Master is held in rsadi -
by the first rise Of water 10 her regular mr.
above during the coming season For freight and pah
age having superior accommodation apply on ooafdor
septl7-h H. IL HARRISON. Agent
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter Lorillard,

NO. 4s CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK,
. SUCCESSOR ofPNTkR & GEORGE LoRILLARD offers for
Osale all kinds Of SNUFF and TOBACCOS in general
For PARTICULARS PRICE CURRENT can be obtained by
addressing as above This Establishment is Of the
oldest Of the kind in the United States
may2O-ly
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WHEAT AND CORN,
THE subscriber will the highest market pree for good
j merchantabe Wheat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH,
noyl2-lm Office, S. E. College and Spring sts
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INfFTEEN barrels genuine Old Burborn WHISKY -four
II wears od) To which the attention OF the city trade 10
invited JOHNSON, HORNE co.
! zsntIe mp RrradwaY
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
Obituary.

Departed this life, on the sth instant, in The 55ih
year Of her age, Mrs Louisa BASE, consort OF John
Bane, esq. fthe county Of Orange.
Mrs. Bsns has been a CONSTANT member Of the
Presbyterian Church for many years, and The sin ceriy
Of her religious profession was fully tested b. her calm
triumph in the hour Of death. She spoke frequently
with couposure Of her approaching dissolution, and
willingly submitted her fate entertaining and CT
pressing the bright and cheering hope Of salvation he
yond the grave. Amidst her protraeted and variable
illness, she bore her suffering with signal and mlrks-
bic patience no word Of murmuring escaped her lips
With her afTsciionate husband aud aged and doting
mother she has LEFT three Young and interesting dsugh
,eFs % mourn their ineparabe loss. Mrs. Bane was
kind neighbor, just and beneyoen, mistress dcyo.
led child, good wife, fond and faithful mother.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

TIE NEWFOUNDLAND FIsHERy.--The banks
Of Newfoundland NAV be reearde,l'as one Of
the wonders Of the world; in fact. they are
carses or vast aluyial tracts on the breast O the
ocean. which allow man 10 reap without the
trouble Of sowing and mos. amazing are Tie
fnny haryests they yield. The fish caught
on these banks find its way to the most dis
tant parts 81 the earth-thanks TO the valuable
condiment salt, and the humane policy that
rendered IL almost as cheap as water. and
applicable even as seasoning in the fund Of
cattle. In The wear 1880 nearly a million
quintals Of dried Goldfish were exported from
New fonndand, and in 1855 about half the
number Of casks filled with scal-skins. In
addition 10 these articles there were consi-
dcrable exports Of cod and seal oil. slaves,
salted salmon. behring's. macicrel, tongues.
sounds. and caplins, the last fish SO multi
tudinous that i actually cOlors the waters
when il arrives on the cnast. The annual
value of the Newfoundland trade may be Is.
timaled in round numbers al 42.000.O00
sterling. But this is merely the British por-
tion 81 the traffic, for the French and Ameri.
cans also cure 20 an immense extent. ard
have not been backward in proiiting BY the
advantages 50 impolitically granted 10 them
il 1914. During The night the TURNER FISH
insi,nre, contrary 10 the rules Of hOnur and
good faith, while The latter do much injury by
throwing the ufial ul all the fish they lake
back into the sea from whence il cane. The
Newfoundland cod is the finest in The world.
The head is smaller and tie flesh iirmer than
the species that frequent our own shores, not
excepting the rock kind aud when eafen IN
The fresh state nothing can be more delicate,
not even The salmon, sole, or the celebrated
white bait. 50 much priced BY the members
Of the municipality Of London.
Dumfriss csvisr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
Valuable Land and Mills, in Orange,
FOR SALE

YHE undersigned, wishing to engage in other husi.
ness elsewhere, offer for sale THEN Land and Mills.
situated on Emo River, about seven miles east from
Hillshorough, and within one mile Of the N. Carolina
Railroad. The above tract is in fine and perfectly
healthful situation, having il Merchant Mill (hree
sets Of stones,l with good CUSTOM Saw Mill Work
Shops with wafer power attached Store House. two good
Dwellings, with rst-rac Ice House and all necc ssary
out-buildngs, and three Tenants Houses, with excel
lent springs at each. The houses mills and shops are
new and in complete order, the mills making as good
flour any in the State,
The land is suited to the cultivation Of grain OF To-
hacco and contains about five hundred and fifty acres
about wo-ihirds Of which are il woods and we.tim.
hered. Il also has on il young orchard Of choice
fruit. As long time will be given for payment as may
be desired by the purchaser
]. @. & w. M.COWN.
October 20. CO.