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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-28
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Smith Hardin
Amended and sup. Bill
Henry II Stephenson et al.
A 7 the Office Of the Clerk aud Master Of the Chan
~ Gerry Court a, Nashville, the l3th day o. May
1855 On motiun OF complainant, by counsel IN the
above cause and appearing "a the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master that the said defendant AARoS V.
BRowN Is non resident Of the state Of Tennessee aud
therefore the ordinary process Of this cannot be
served upon him IL therefore ordered BY the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks
succession IA the Nashville Patriot, newspaper pub
shrd ia the city Of Nashville, requiring the said de-
PENDANT appear al the next term Of the ChancsTy
Court holden for the county u Davidson, the
Court house thereof IN the city II Nashville, ou the
Arst Monday IN November next and answer sad
amended and supplemental hail IA the above caGse
the same viii be taken for confessed % him, and
SIT down for hearing parts-
C r. BRfEN
mayis-ws, Pr'sfees IS Clerk Master
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Notice to Tanners.
We have constantly on hand and for sale
GREEN SALTED HIDES,
At No. Is South Front street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
spri-en DOfLk 90

GET THE BEST.
THE GENUINE ANEROTi FE--tise Premium Fixture
Il s oeyoEd eoGngAar.s1u Tie 0ss1 style " ilksnezz
yet introduced and Stands W.Ehssut rival:
Time cannot ehAnsc them,
l1sbt cannos fasis isetl.
Dxnnt,assA caabnt nsosld then,
BEST EcxeT reach thein,
Rust cSnGuf ctsrrrste thesa-
Made - leleofoFs b i-AhgoAlik, CoTaeF q Cherry
and UHioa sgEexts pat up sptap style AZ LAzi
pEscss.
ss-Naae =, no other Nashville
zGza-u
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NiSsOtutiOn.

TINE membership heretofore existing under the
Il name aud sly lie OF MckERiiAN A ALEXANDER is
tbs day dissolved By mutual consent The business
wni herafler be carried tho old stand hy j. &.
NsfERkAS, who alone Is empowered 10 settle up the
business VI the old nTm JAS c Acf EtAhAN,
J. " ALEXANDER.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Comrany and others
John Mccormick and others
A the Office Of the Clerk Master Of the Chancery
n Court at Nashville, on the 10Th day OF May,
1855, on motion OF complainant, by counsel m the
above cause, aud IL appearing to the satisfaction
of the Clerk and Master that the SAID defendants.
JoHN McCoHMICK EDWARD PRIME, NATHANIEI PRIME and
EDWARD Prime, IT., STEHfuNs BLoopGouD, and RUFUS
L. LORD aud BANK AMERICA AND Corn EXCHANGE
BANk are non residents OF the State Of tennessee,
therefore the ordinary process Of this Court
be served upon them u Il therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
weeks In succession Ia the Nashville Patriot, news
paper published m the city Of Nashville requiring the
said defendants appear ~ the terra OF the Chan
Gerry Court be holden for the county OF Davidson at
the court house thereof, the city OF Nashville,
the first Monday in Nov next, and answer said b or
the will be taken for confessed a. 10 them and
Al down for hearing ex paFte.
c d. BRIEN.
m8y27-wiW Prs fee 50 Clerk Master.
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Sumner Resorts.
VYNEE SpNxNCS,

THIS most delightful summer resort will be opened
for the reception of visitors on the 18th of June
Inc rooms and buildings in the complete
ger. Inc tanle VIII at all times be supplied with the
enoleest riantfs the market affords The extensive
mouse Is well stocked with inexhaustble supply.
good Band of Music will be in attendance.
Inc Bar Will be well supplied with choice selection
of wines, liquors and segars every win
be made TO advance the Comfort and pleasure of all
visitors that may favor with call.
jeT-1meod&w J. M0SHER.
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post Onlce.

NASHVILLE March 20, 1855.
v,Roa and after the ist OF April the Pos. Once val
IT, a,,snea "a Stsadays at half past A. NJ, aud
-..ss =, o A. NJ Open again a. y. ". and close ~
ON ali other days tho once viii be opened a
q O'Clock A. ", and close At \ O'Clock, r..
~ ~ g. r. ANDERSON, Post aaslsr
marsi-a 80
rsS D d DICkEr.
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOGlCC vi DlSSOlu UlOll.
THE partnership existing between j. LANiER
Il 6EO MILL, under the siyic Of y. i-ANiER &
Co, II this day dissolved b. laueT having purchss
Cd Geo Mzel's entire interest in the late arm, alone
authorized 60 settle up the same. b. l.ANlER-
Mar. IS, IsSS' Go. MiLk1I-
&C. Referring 10 the above notice take great
pleasure 10 recommending 10 ms fr8cRas my late
socate Ia business Mr.. b. ianieF, gentleman
every way worthy 81 their continued patronage
March IS. Is5s 20 MLLEIL
RAILR0AD SPIKES.
THE undersigned - the authorized agency for the
i sale Of PorisT, Rolfs swetis Railroad Spikes:
SAID % be the best and cheapest spikes IN
supply constantly on hand aad los sale by
b. IL. DICKEY,
aprlo-tf College street Nashville.
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Fine Boots, Shoes and Caters.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE.


No. ~ College street, Nashville,
Is receiving large and excellent stock Of Ia
Il dies and Gents Wear and for Misses, Boys and
Children.
Gents Calf Stitched and Pump sole Boots:
- French Patent Leather and Cali Con. Caters.
a. Cali New Top
Z" Black Cloth and Pruncla
4" English Lasting and Calf KID Tgs
81 Buckskin New Orleans
% Calf English stitched down Pump Shoes;
- lasting, oxford and Dress Sho,s,
-" Calf hid and boot Morocco OAiords;
- Calf Union half Caters
For Ladies'.
Ladies French lasting Congress Caters, with and
without heels;
Ladies Kid Congress Boots, do do do do;
+" Italian Cloth lace Caters, do do do;
" French Kid slippers trimmed do do,
a. White Satin and Kid do do do
- Fine Lasting Buskms;
Misses Kid Boots with and without heels:
- Black and Brown Ga!tcrs, do do do do;
q Black Kid and BrunZct Slips, do do do;
- Lasting Caters, plain and typed, do do do;
Children's kid and Bronzed half SLIPPERS;
Black and colored Lasting Caters;
Boy and Youths oxford Ties. Congress Caters Pat
ent Leather and Calf Dress shoes Las ing Ties &c.
may29-i JOHN RAMAGE
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Old Nashville Inn Stable,
NnRrH MARKET 81 REINX EVANS A co


NORTH MARKET ST.. BELOW EVANS & CO.
nun subscriber has shs y bougat the interest 81
l. J, y ALR1ASDGR N the above stable, ana = pre-
pared furnish, short nsce Feet horses and
BuSss and Haeksi foE which Qnly reFy Haa-terstfs
alil be charged. All has Nlsh IL ride IA sty le
aAa b~tieF give hlm a cali
1gsfse Wishing purchase Horses viii also nnd Il
greatly advantages give him call, he ~
IN wIth parties III OHIO, well else
where thT0ash Sssse Asency be enabled ~ furnish
s14acilE such Morses may Be wanted
rs : Also prelSared to Antek aad Ihck, hruak aad
Gag - Sis.fls ~ HarAsSs "a Whba hFanch a. aaee,7
N ALL lAs tsrecz aasssassiss s0zrratsf. he,
naeuabeF, North Market street
, c. AcFERfiAN,
naayis-lm late q Boalsg sFeea, hy.
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yOEyN MANAGE.

No AZ, College Street.
CENTS Calf ''SII7CIfED DOWN1' d. 5. Shoes:
" Z" - English Laced Shoes;
4" d. :. Waterproof Stitched Boots;
large assortment at very low prices by
feb6--tf JOHN RAMAGE.
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To all the Eastern Cities.

To all the Eastern Cities.
r. A. ~ Lightning Express, through 20 Columbus, and
! u Cleveland without change Of cars $50 r. NJ Eve
ming Express. through % Bellar andPttsburg without
| change OF cars.
Four Daily Trains.
! FIRST TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg, Steubenvie,
aud Wheeling Lightning Express-Leaves Cincinnati al
O'Clock A. NJ, for all the Eastern cities also Spring
| field.
This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus at
| Lovcland Morrow, Neuia and London only.
| SECOND Manifestations Express Mail-Lnaves
Cncnnata AT 9:40A NJ for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York
Boston, Sc. Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wash
| ington City
This train stops all points between Cincinnati and
| Columbus.
| at 4,9o r. NJ. fer Springfield and Columbus.
| This train also makes connections for Wilmington,
Lancaster and Lancsvllle This train stops all points
| between Cincinnati and Columbus.
| FOURTH TRAiN.-ClevcAnd Pittsburg and wheel
ing Night Express-Lcavcs Cincinnati at $50 clock
| y. NJ, for all the Eastern cities
THIS train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
, Columbus.
No train sundays.
Trains run by Columbus tims-seven minutes faster
/ than Cincinnati time.
| For Through Tickets
And all Information CINCINNATI please apply at the
| Burnett House or tie old ONCE southea corner
broadway and Front, opposite Spencer House, or at
! J. DURAND Superintendent
r. ,. FULLER, General Ticket Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE calls fer passengers at all the
principal hotels each and every train. BY leaving
directions either Of the above Offices, will call for
nsassenEe rs la ali parts OF the city without fail.
| Nov. IS. H. 3. RUGGiEs. Conductor.
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Segars! Segars!

mo uoNDAs, londrrs, Naba5ss, Araias, Ia suixAs
IL and other cAoscs brands, Has Csars teF sale
A. BILLION i Co,
Late J. rxAoscg L Co,
sufss-u is College street.
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bristol BRICK DUST. and Mount Ea-
ID gle Trpoli for polishing gold, silver brass, glass,
&C. new article; for sale by
jane RAINS 4 BROWN.
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at C.OSt for CoSh

ME have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Naliccs which we Will close out at Cost FOR Cash.
Persons wanting any Of the above have now an on.
portunity topnrchasc al low down prices Can at No
II, Public Square.
mar9-u SNYDER & FRIZZFII
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/ AN receiving direct from the man -
70 ufactories, all the latest styles of Spring 81
~ ard Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting -
- ~ part of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats of
al qualities Also, full assortment of mems and
oovs Wool Hats and Caps. VIII be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, or TO punctnal dealers
B. R. CUTTER
No. SO and SO. cor, of Broadway and College sis.,
mar IL Nashville Tenn
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-Four DniIy Trnins

~ A. ". lightning Express through % Columbns, and
ID Cleveland without change Of cars $50 y. NJ. Eve
ming Express. through Belair andPttsburg without
change OF
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SNYDER s. FRIZZELL
II AVE in store fine stock Of Boots and Shoes of
Il every description, which they Offering at low
Prices IF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15

RosINWith the exception of few small transactions Ill
the Common article during the week. the market has been
almost neglected. There is good supply of Nos. and
first hands, and the market rules decidedly dull In No.
only three small lots have changed hands 81
81 % t. bbl in quality In No there has been nothing
done, and quotations i'll table merely nominal. In Com
p bbl week follows Saturday 1000 bbls,
Monday 800 d. and Wednesday, 500 do. at 30 cents for
large size bbs We learn that buyers offering above
figure but generally disposed to hold for higher rates.
TAR-Has been in fair enquiry during the week, and with
limited arrivals the price has gone up ID cents Only about
$50 bbls. received and taken at 81 80 y Dbl.
EEEF CATTLEVery few have been brought to market for
few weeks past and in the stock butchers
hands has become very much reduced and note mod
demand existing for good article We quote grass
fatted at 81 81 stall fed would sell quick at higher
figures.
BARRELs.-The market for Spirits Tarpenne Barrels
mains without material change The stock in first hands is
fully fair and note only light demand lot of 800
cond hand sold Monday at 81 Is each, so days
small lots have also changed hands during the week at
prices ranging from 81 20 to 81 So according to quality
COFFEE.-NOthng to report in this article; stock
fair would table for store quotations.
CORN MEALS in good stock and with limited enquiry
prices have further receded shade We quote from the
granaries at Is cents u bushel, in lots to suit.
COTToNAfter closing review Thursday last there
was better feeling manifest the market and rates went
up shade quotations Of that day. one parcel hay
ing sold at cents for mddng Since then the advces
cefyed from Europe report advance which has caused
rmness the part of holders; We have however
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
Wilmington &: weldon Rail Ropd.

The following just tribute to the merits of the above
named Road is from Wilson, n. g., Editor Mr.. +.
II. Lake, written in April last cheerfuly copy it as
worthy Of attention.
We have passed over this road few times, and we
pronounce it the best running Road between the North
and South Everything connected with it moves like
clock work The trains run with such precision, that
the people along the road regulate their watches by Them
The connections all met. The accommodations
Of superior order the conductors appear more like
travelling companions and study to render the passengers
comfortable The Superintendent is gentleman, afa-
be and attentive to the interest of the Company In
Wilmington the terminus of the Road there is the most
splendid eating establishment we ever witnessed Final
y this road is in excellent condition, and under the
well directed supervision of its managers it must be
garded as the first Railroad in the United States.
Mr. Lake more recently, on the 4th of the present
month"; gives the following truthful description of the
Road and Of the watchuness and assduity of the SUI
perintendent
We have before called the attention of readers to
this excellent and well conducted road. 1t is among
the best roads between Montgomery and New York
Its entire length is l62 miles. For so long road it has
the tewest curves of any with which acquainted
After you leave Wilmington, for miles, it runs a
straight line. Connected with this road there %
stations and telegraph. At its beginning and termi
nus there are two superb eating establishments The
of this road rOOmy and spacious In fine ever
thing connected with it, moves with precision It is un-
der the management of efficient board of officers The
superintendent S. L. Fremont has eye to the inter
estS Of the Company and the prompt and faithful man
in which he accommodates the public commends anC
Justly entities him to the respect of ALL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
Marine Intelligence
ARRIVED.


Jan. 7steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayetteville
to T. c. & B. G. Worth.
Steamer Magnolia, stedman, from Fayetteville, to E. j.
Steamer James R. Grst, Banks from Fayetteville to Pet
Jan. sschr. Dorcas Ireland, Baker, from Charleston, to
Harriss l. Howell. ~
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder from Fayetteville, to E.
Jan. 9-Br. Brig Triumph Atkinson, from sackevIle N
B., to Adams, Bro. & Co.; with mdze
Schr LaPlata Hutchins, from ST. Thomas, to G. W. Da
l0-Schr Bennett Fanner, Appegit, from New York, to
schr R. W. Brown, Derrickson, from New York. Ito A,
schr Ben, Fisher, from New York, to Harrss Howell
with mdze
schr. NJ F. Wells, Hallock from New York, to T. c.
1lschr. Myrover, Jackson, from New York, to T. c.
schr. Agnes H. Ward, Casters, from Little River to Ran
kin Martin with naval stores
JAN ll-steamer Magnolia, stedman, from Fayetteville
Jan l2,-U. S. Mail Steamer Carolina surts, from
Charleston, with mdze;, to Rankin Martin Passenger
Busbee Mrs. A Dunn and daughter Miss NJ J. Guerin
Steamer Black River Dcksey from Fayetteville to D. A.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt from Fayetteville, to t.
c. & B. G. Worth
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder from Fayetteville, to E.
Jan Steamer J, R. Grist, Banks from Fayetteville,
Steamer Sun, Rush. from Fayetteville, A. McRmmon.
4-Schr. W. T. Harris Chester, from Swan Quarter N.
schr. Edward stanly Pugh, from Hyde county, to D.
Master; with
CLEARED.
Jan. S-Schr. John A. Stany, Simmons, for New York,
by Harriss & Howell; with naval stores, &c.
Schr. Sonora Isabel Cumber, for Shaoe, by D. Pigott
Steamer Magnolia Stedman for Fayetteville, by f. j.
Lutteroh
Steamer Flora Nc Donald Hurt, for Fayetteville, by
T. G. & B. G. Worth
Steamer James R. Grs Banks, for Fayetteville by Petite
way Il Pritchett.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, for Fayetteville by E. j.
Lutteroh
Schr. Radiant Whitehurst, for Hartford, N. Co. by D.
Pigott; with lumber.
zJan l1-Steamer Rowan McRae, for Fayetteville, by E.
j. interior.
Steamer Magnolia, stedman for Fayetteville, by E. j.
LutterlOh.
2U S. Steamer Carolina Surts for Charleston, by Ran
kin Martin with mdZe and 20 cabin and 2S9 steerage
passengers
l3-Schr. john Burton, for New York by Harriss d
Howell; with naval stores &c.
Brig George Washington, Seaven for st. Domingo, by
Adams, Bro. & Co.; with lumber and shingles.
Schr James A. Bayard Pomeroy for West Indies by j.
G. Smith q Co.; with lumber and shingles.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder for Fayetteville, by E.
j. Lutterloh.
Schr Charles McCees Patterson for Baltimore by Rus
sell q Bro; with naval stores, &c.
jan Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt for Fayetteville,
by I. c. g. B. G. Worth.
Steamer Sum- Rush, for Fayetteville, by A. McRmmon.
Schr. D. W. Vaughan, Clifford for Martinique by VIM M.
Harriss with lumber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
DIED.

In the vicinity of Wilmington, the 18th inst, Mrs. MA
RY ANN wife of Mr.. Reuben Melton aged about y
In this town, Monday at o'clock 2. ~, Mrs ELIZA
BETH A. SAVAGE, wife of Mr.. Timothy Savage, aged So
years.
In Charlotte. on the sd u Mrs. CATH ARNEW., wife
of John F. Hoke Esq, of Lincoon aged about y
Departed this life, in this city, Sunday morning last
Mr. ISAAC CASON in the 10th year of his age. The loss
of estmable citizen by sudden DEATH has greatly
affected the large circle of his relatives and friends In all
the relations of life he exemplary to extent which
the of all who knew him. For many years liz has
been acceptable member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. On last Sunday morning he sat reading the Holy
Scriptures until member of the family called him to break
fast He closed the book and probably made effort to
rise He to throw up his hands and bend back
until his head rested the back of the oa and before aid
could be obtained he passed away without word groan
struggle. He had expressed wish thus to die and
peacefully did he depart from the Sabbath of earth to the
Sabbath of heaven.
Commercial
In Sampson County, the first inst, GABRIEL HOBBS
in his 62d year.
In Sampson County, on the I'd inst, JENCY UNDER
WOOD, wife of John Underwood, aged about 81 years
In Newbern, on the 26 ult., Mrs. RACHEL CUTHBERT
aged u years.
In this town, this morning, at o'clock, MI. ALFRED
DUDLEY, aged about So years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
BRRHAvE,s HOLLAND BITTERs.

TIME CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYS-
i PERSIA DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COM
PLANT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND
AGUE
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon q
dsordered STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion,
Acity of the Stomach, Cocky Palms. Heartburn Loss of
Appetite Dependency Costveness, Blind and Bleeding
has in instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected decided
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Bhave Because of its great in
most of the European States its into the United
here and there the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great among them now
offer it to the American publcf knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
particularly recommended to those whose
constitutions have been impaired by the continuous
ardent spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
instantaneous effect it finds its way directly to the seat of
dropping spirit and fact nusing health and vgor
in the system
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disapponted but to the SICK weak and low spirited
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
purchasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until
you given Borhaves Holland Btters fair trial. One
bottle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
sSold at 81 90 per bottle, six bottles for S. co. by
the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. IL CO.,
Manufacturing and Chemists Pittsburgh Pa
MEAREs l. CO.. DR. A. o. BRADLEY, and Druggis
gen orally throughout the United States.
Nav 9Th, 1857. 204-ly-36-ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 14TH, 1858.

The freshes to have had but little effect to-
wards bringing produce to market the receipts for week
past have been quite light except the article of
Timber which has arrived rather freely For Naval
Stores the market has ruled mer Crude Turpnne having
advanced 20 all qualities Spirits do. cent
gallon and Tar Is cents per bbl Rosn has slightly decn
ed and with limited demand rules exceedingly dull. Below
present review of the weeks transactions, which,
though meagre, will be found correct:
TURPENTINE-Has arrived quite sparingy since last
and ruled steady former quotations up Monday when
with better demand from both shippers and dslers pr
advanced 20 cents all quaesclosng at 81 35 for
virgin and yellow Dip and 81 IS for hard % $50 Tbs. The
receipts sales for the week ended this morning
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15

Il. L. HOLMES, EsQ.-Ths veteran Soldier of democ-
r4cy is now on a visit to this place from Wilmington
lie looks esher than he did II years ago. when he was
occupy. Mr. II. was the first to unfurl the banner of
the North Carolinian' and present it to the public
under that title the champion of democracy and the
defender of the rights of the State Most of our readers
we'll remember the signal ability with which he conduct
wish friends future career may be successful and
happy.-FayetteUWe CGrolnian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
A MOUNTAIN OF CAUSE.-THE San Francisco Courier

A MOUNTAIN OF ELASS.-Ihe San Francisco Courier
says:
We have in possession several specimens of glass
taken from hill situated about sixteen miles from the
town Of Napa and on the creek of that name The ar
Ce possesses all the characteristics of glass; being both
brittle and translucent 1t is however, of rather dark
COLOR occasoned by the presence of oxide of from
Those well acquainted with the properties of glass state
that the only operation necessary to make good market
able glass out of the article under consideration is to ex
tract the small quantity of oxide of iron contains
which be readily done by melting and addition
Of oxide of manganese In fact experiments which have
been made show that heating it to a red heat in
mon stove has the effect to drive out the dark coorng
matter with which it is impregnated
The hill or mountain from which this glass is obtain
ed seems to be composed almost entirely of this material
and is capable for supplying the whole world for many
Years with glass"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15
NOTICE.

TIME PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that at the
Fall Term, 1857 of New Hanover Superior Court of Law
and Equity ordered that Special Term of said Court
be held on the last Monday in January next and that said
Special Term should continue two weeks.
Parties and witnesses upon the State Docket not
quired to attend. Teste, JAS. A. WRIGHT, G. S. G.
Herald copy daily and weekly, and Commercial triweek
ly till court
Nov. l7.-62&l2.tc,