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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-18

tit FOR CHARLESTON, S C.-THE MER-
ssAzs&CHANTS' LINE.-TO SAIL WE EKLY-Thc fast
sailing clipper brig VIM MASON, Capt Gardner, having
the greater part of her cargo engaged and going board
Will sail with dispatch For balance of freight passage
apply to CHAS. PENDERGAST,
II Smiths wharf
goods sent to my address viii be forwarded free of commits
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80 FOR LIVERPOUL.-Th fine Al Balti-
e=z more built ship JOHN CLARK, letournan, master
row loading at Commercial wharf, follows the OCEAN
TRAVELLER, and will have dispatch. For freight apply
70, FOARD y RO&ERS,
N-i Ii B0wlyS wharf
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.eSzz FOR MOBILE.-The fast sailing schr.
ssz " p CARLISLE, Rider, master is now loading and
having the most OF her cargo engaged and on board will
sail on SATURDAY NEXT. For freight or passage appiy
to HkSLEN * ROGERS.
dis N ". Pratt Inc Cav ste
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,szg.z FOR NEW ORLEANS-DESPATCH
T'5z II E-L0ADS UP T0WN.-The regular packet brir
CANpAy matthew's, master, is loading for the above
port ana GelnE OF small capacity and having the most of
balance freight or passage apply to
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- FOR RIO EE JANEiRO.-The carl;
szz5E WHEATEAND. Captain Peacock, viii sail from
H adelp!a ahou the 18th 10Th inst For Iirt fr'~i
or pa=sag &c having good ace mmcdatons, apply L. '.
LAMBERT GifTI.EG,
~ y.I4y
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~ FOR BREMEN.-The Al Bremen shin
szszzzIJ OHANNE WILHELI1EE, Thiernan, master, will
nave prompt dispatch for the above pert For passage ana
small stowaEc apply to F. i. BRAUNS & co,
n2Atf JOmb ri strsat mi ~
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@ Il, \. W. corner Pratt and Cav streets
Nc bill Of lading sisned after sailing Of the vesscL
- FOR MOBILE, ALA.--The regular
80 acset schooner " L. CARLISLE, Rider master
VIII be ready to receive cargo on TUESDAY s2@th and h
ing OF small capacity and having the Of her cargo en-
gagged, VIII have immediate dispatch For balance freight
or passage apply 10 HESLEG & ROGERS,
u2lt y. " corner Pratt and Cav SITS
* NEW ORLEANS
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NALT.
SIS Marshall Fine SALT, afoat per ship
~ otA' ~ FOARD & ROGERS,
n2sH l6 Bowly's wharf
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GA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, 30
EAEgs~5 J. B. CHARRON & co, AGENTS
2.ss5Szs. FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRA SCE,
dave Just received and oner for sale superior C0NAC
BRANDIES, vintage OF 1871 Charron Pere ct s Brand;
Emile Belmont Co., Cognac Brandies, various Ynages;
Bordeaux Claret Wnesfrom low to finest grades Burgun
dy Wines, from medium to very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines; Champagne Wine various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also, consignment 10 bbls very old prime Monon-
gahela Rye Whiskeys; 10 bbs old copper distilled
Bourbon Whiskeys 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
Rye WhiSkeys, to which invite the
in want Of pure liquors. Ofice-CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS.
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-gHzk FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al RoIti.
&C., no!e iut ship CHkRUBIM, Thomas Skinner mas
Ter, now loading at Commercial WHAT aud IIivin, r..
MtEer 20 ton OF her cargo engaged, viii have quick dis
FOARD & ROGERS
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SEWING MACHINES.

EFfESE Machines having reputation Of their own,
not compsiied to the Of b. HOWE, Jr to s-ll
hen. Thar Machines made under license from
gentleman universal fact Among the returns made 70 him
We ind Inst Tor the SIX aont etdng DeesheF 81, 1855 A.
B. Hove had sold
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Furs fer the Ladies.
SECOND AERIAL At
WATERFIELD a WAEKERss.
nWIN0 the good demand for Lsdss' Dress Fus at Wat
~ ERFIELD WALKEE8, they haFa been iniurei O.
der second Supplhey going "a piT very a7ats

LUCK's music sTORE.
5WestiY Ger ny SENSES, 15 csrtl-
Call me thine oWl, g 10
When from ny lsilTs hills gifsT, 8
AIMS Isle, 10
Polar Bear Polka, 2u do
Mamie waltz, 30 Do
Al,o he ansst selection Of Guitar Music in tbs ety. l sis
s1anline for yourselves or2l
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EFooiien ana SIX Uunderwearl

I
aFgs ahd assiEahis eur siOek q 6sn.sas ans L.izs
WOollen and siIk Uunderwear}
Z pafsuiaEy dslrahlr We haFa, siIl srsnal aoss -
Velvet and cloth CloaESs ahasEIs e even ss.
scEIPon, ge.t Esuy very styles. Al rargs io. =
ana oloIHa, aIi sololi, ana Irsneh aud AnsrisaH
New Style PIash ana vslvst Veusings.
aAIIEnTEs ana TEEEDs. An sas vi.ains to 'uraia.,
Carpets, Oh Cloths. and Cur1nins.
VII % VEL g e1li q ulheors h1gus, hiaEcur 1oe CD
thatne Eapsror eoua,tng G0ti5a and LIl as F
helt akssof ts0 and rse ply Brussels Vsges Carpets q
All sidih, canisn and ooeO Mating q an Eal splszI
assortment Of cornise. Curtain Pinsand Blul hs Laes and
Nzslln Curtains.
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Aesat eaOoo BHahasef EAeat, oastird Of as5fcE q
Prime astiess Of Ha1s, az sesrsE f1r safe
WIS ale Is rendered oecsarF By dissolution the part
nersip Under which the mill Is Owned aud g will th-e
fore s used exeesdngy favorable tea II Is one o. tie
FZsEST FLOURwG NILS IN TEB1EssEs,
located at the thrisine tosn Of suripasl Win aBou 81
leOs and on the Railroad irsm NashVs Clarksvs twenty
eEht ns from the FORMER place. and Is ssrrUundsd b sss
did Hheet growing county
The m1Il Is entirely New.
n ne condition, and Ia suessfai operation Tho pucbssr
can take the wheat 10 at hlz option.
II not sd privately TIE above property viii soli r. hs
hghes; bidder the pemlss. the f3tG Of January
next, on the following tels One thd in months ana
the remaining tWord in equal nsalfments in one ana two
years the whole drawing ay OF sale and notes
payable 10 bank and endorsed.
&ALE PO&7TYE AED WTTH0BT RESERVE
FOs fssE iassrm4On apply TO- or sdress taa usd.rsnea
: De- ssi6-Sai'' aSsd Tenn T. e G. SIhEElns sT1Ek
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NUMBER 241.

EAsHEIlLE -.
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Wagon sheeis % - cIo.ls.

Also, three ana four ply duefor ear covers, sen Isto n
nshss wide aad, Also lsrEe s o. segro Blankets, see
Jssns. Wh,s and Plaid Ounabu Plain and Plaid Li1seys
&C. q A. B. BEECH
oct2-U Nc 81 Coilese street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

AVING associated With II my old husnezslhat q
5uyisg and selling negroes both corlnise and pl.
ye aecoantr. 81 Jones, Of DeSo0, Mississippi and ny
brother, Wm- II. FaTres Of Memphis, t5ndlr % ny
friends better facfs than have been able 70 oder then
Cur buidngs located az No. 20 Adams street.
sas, Of my old they spao combining convenience,
comfort and saeaTe superior . establishment Of ue
kind IN the State, and equal any shat kave ilsqece
respectfully soict for fEm, from ny old friends and
customers ard the pgbic the patronage shish have ay
and Hberail5 received Hitherto frou them, aud VIII cly add,
Z. B. FORREST
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/ Courtney & Tennent: Hyde. Gregg & Day; Gray
eley Pringle; WilI8ans 4 Price H. +. Strohecker
1 j. f. Adqer Il Co
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msmULLEN q RAXE,


NJ INES Liquors, Nets fruits, and C0nfecorerss also,
manuiact1rers of Candies, CordaIs sni 8gFEps A.
cannot snuaeTate araes hand. aouid uo slecs
fully request thas any WhaE orer goofl ina
viii address us ioE oIeasri Fhrh shall beie slr nail.
Hsohania visiting our ey viz piesss giveu 81 lalrs
looking el5eHhere
5os Main stEeet E.onIavilfss KFs
s.s.s.sIs s;s;ss.,........ .aa ss1s yEhisiss. ~
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IN = Oonsnes depend upon geItng pure artcie WheI
they buy the Valley Whisky, is sold b the bottle and
only. VII. II DAILY,
10 South William Street. New York
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORFH GLENN.
desl5-E3m
who Invented lhe sewing Machine
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINEi!l
Established Is45.
E. no W. E., JR.
ORIGINAL INvENTOR AND PATENTEE.


yENHEsE Machines are strictly First Class and for beauty and
working re unsouaed By any they make tishi lock stitch
nearly alike upon both sides Of the goods hau that
They are capable Of doing greater variety of work than any
her family machine The $50 machine is warranted TO do
ne the Wheeler & Wilson, and heavy the large
Singer M chine.
Family mach4nes.-Prices: $50, s7O SsO $50
The Howe Cyiner Machines for all leather stitohpg such
as Boot and Shoe work. Carriage trimmings Hane9s work. &e
have always held reputation far above any oter machnesa
fact universally admitted No other Leather Machine use g
and $3.50.
What Constitutes a Good Sewing nIaehinel
J. 1t should Be we'll made simple construction,
. Il should tight lock stitch, se sn both sizes Of the
material
4. Il shou.9 be able to cotton thread or silk.
O. It should be able % sE rom eoars to ne AMI from thick
to hin with rapdiy and without ehlngng the tension
It should be able to make the tension greater less, both
tie nndsr and uPpe- threads end with uniformity.
= It should have straight neeile eUyUed ones are Tablets
s. The needle should have peTPssdieuar motion This Is AO-
o II should with 0inds win hsmner,
10. It should be always ready TO work.
IL IS should be capable using the size Of resd
both sides the work. and Of using different colord thread
six above below, to correspond with any two eoiO Of the
cloth { be united.
r. Il should be able to make long or short stitch
l3 Il should commence sewing tightly a. The arst stitch
should wheel feed others are in constant
contact with the work
Is 1t should aos - liable 70 get out Of order.
II. It should be liaole 10 break the thread skip
stitches.
l8 should not be liable oil the ope-Stgrs dress.
le It should not form ridge the under SIDE rave
Esstefu Of thread the With all CLAIM stitch
machines
90 It should not be more trouble than It is worth"
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines are warrened give
than any other machines In the MARKET
money refunded.
The Rest Sewing Machine Cotton In the City
Corr Mae7aughs) soc per dozen. Howes Machine Twist,
a. excellent article, 25c per spool.
CONE BROTHERS,
dss22 50 College Street, MCleands.
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MILLER q WATERMAN.
Auction q Commission Merchants.
MACON. GFORGfA.

NyILL give pa.tslar attention to ihs publ ad private
w sale Of Asrhandise Property every description,
and viii make pruHapt returna for the aans-
Refer By Permtssiony 60
y.B A " A. Eoss, 2 r. Dioon, p winter, l. E Lslnas,
T. Bond, President Manufacturer Bank, Mlcon, eurra 81
a. Davidson, La Rsehe Bell, r Habsrzhan soma Brhs,
Baldain Co. =. ,. Walsh, savannah aeaia; w. 6. Dut 8
nn-ra--..-. q. -.---- a
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Very Desirable city Property
non
Musical Instruction.
PROFESSOR 4. KARKALTTs

WWTOULD state 10 thoss wishing smpioV his errcr ttat
w be hssa few hours nov a the disposal of pupils
Terms af instrumental lessons 10 taken b. ssson ESQ
per session. n tEen b the NORTH 81 per month Cniva.
tcn q BE veice IN singing s5per session. Invariably in al.
vance and 10 dedn-on al Owed ose charges on any sc5ont
ApPeai5non can Be made AZ Bsnl0al McClases Music
1lore. nasal On
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REHEwABEE an rLEasURE.
Ols Square, year esa Each additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fer, win be charged for the excess.
THE vEEKzV.
suhsaqueDe Il rsertion.
AdYsrnents published in bOs the Daily and Kssk " Uii
added.
7sasist Advertisements sss, Sc paid JOrat f4s ssnsef
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LlIlU EsL-l :. . = " 1lN3-t = n lis ~
THE CHEAT NORNEF- WEST.
lection and speedy transportation of
LIVE STOCK,
travelling in charge thereof.
ErfEIHIETS EORWARDEn.

By this route Frerhts OF al description he Forwarded
from PHILADELPHIA New York, Boston. Baltimore 20 point
on the EalroSt Ohio, Ksntucky, Indiana Illinois, Wcon
ain, Iowa, Of Missouri, iy hailrosd direct.
Inc Pennsylvania Railroad also connects al Ptsburg win
by which Goods be forwarded 70 port on the
Ohio, Husngum Kenlucy, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois,
mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas, Arkar ss and Red
Rivers andat Clevesud ssudusky, aud Chicago with All ports
tle North Western Lakes.
Mra3uts and Shipper entrung the transportation OF
tEsr Freight 70 this Company, rely with confidence on is
speedy transit
The freight any point 10 the West BY The Pennsyl'
Vania Railroad ali times favorable are charged by
ether Railroad Companies
~ Es particular 20 mark packages 'via Penna r. X
Merchants u The West ordering goods from the East Vi ma
% uer interest @ call on the agents Of this Company at te
following places before Shipping letters addressed 70 either Of
them the subject ezurs will sith pr0mp attention
J. =. sNEEUER, Philadelp lpha.
MAGRAN q hDONS, 40 North street, baltimore.
IEECh & Co. No. Asl0r House, No. ], s. Wm. st.,
y.
LEEClI a. Go No s. Kiby street, Boston.
Il n. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhiH.
L T. uotpE, General Ticket Agent Phila.
.Tuos A. SCOTT, General SUP't Altoona, Pa. iane-d
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
B. sNOWnEN a co.

COLE Agents FOR the sale q fhs cesbraed Knoxville City
- Mills FLOUR have u resolved no gu per Railroad, WHICH
they selling az Mills prices.
This Flour has taken the Premium Pair
g per barrel higher York any ether
brand
with hc utmost custoeFa superior
any Flour have sen. r B sNOWDEN a. CO,
No 4 Narth Cherry Street.
dec Uuirn "a American Building
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. u R FLA G..
Hoist, hosti flag 70 heavens breeze,
Let every fold foat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
Ia war, let every stripe gofoFth,
Borne BY the patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
O'es moor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred bOon,'
Bequsathed By patriots blood,
For Oh twas won In freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food
Hoist, hoist ou7 tag to heavens orssEo,
Let every fold foat high,
Unfurl iis banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag Ia Att great reign,
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire
Let fennesseans everyEhsrs--
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature 3 mada
Where every type le found.
Above our Own Art GdlleFy,
Our country s standard wave,
And underneath It's folds preside,
The beautiiul-the brave
The chiid-tne parsnt-patriOt-zira
The warrior without strife,
Rests here IN sweetest poFtraitzFs
With every charm but life
Thsn raise 1snnerto the skyl
Let every star beaFnsWs,
Fhsttypes at tho AFf GaI7srV,
Are made By Q. @. HUGHES,
RehI5-d&rWf Corner Of CoIla-a ard Tfnian
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Keen il Refore the PeODIe
CRDNss-TIEN NANTED.

TFYBE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
\ 30 contract f1r 0sOOO Cedar CrOss-Gfes. ~ feet
olE 1ccs t ue heWu, 20 face at naroEest place
les n ilce clear of uar timber 10 he sound, to be deliver
ed o. Jbe grade linJ ~ the road D Nashville.
rae cauract1fs contract f0r $4,000 fhlte or
EosA pf A1eRs Of the size above, 20 be delivered
on e u1 ol -r road piles from section Il 10 section "a
enough ON each section supply the same
Aeois wishing Oh BAD gi direct the President Direct
ors 81 u Naah7ile and G0rthEe5sr Railroad Company,
NssbTie Team suiv1.tf
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in writing to W bsHl in Iird soIioaing rules
Ay5 give The date. Post Ooe, county, the body
Of your letter,
II you wish the Paper changed o ses to another give
both Offices In full
II Hrta business and other matters, on auaraia
Hheeas Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters aud communications solicited upon an
and subjects be af nfomaiion interest The public
Anonymous communications ofEhatsraE character receive
t;ention.
Correspondents should write only upon one the paper
We cannot undertake return riecsd Communication
All letters business should le dIeted Messrs J. D
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to ohsr Of The Fro
Pzietors
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LAW BOOKS.
20 HN 70 Il X q CO.,
BOOKS RS,
NASHVILLE,

Have Just received the following collection Of
Law publications, to which they beg 20 invite the
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BURGE & SWAMI.

Wholesale Gm0CEEss,
AND Dz1lEEs
BRANDIEss WINES CEGAIRss 6O.s
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH sTs.. NASHVILLE, TENN.
TE now n reospt Of large sua we'll asserted stock
Oroesriss Liquors. &C., which invite the attiiou
hhds Louhhsna Sugar, $50 bhls Baltimore and hou lana
le5 bbll y and Philadelphis Coffee Sugar.
Crushed sugsr, IS bbln Bsiiimoreand Loniaans
50 AIS and Phiiadelpkia Loef Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; Q5 bbis Baltimore ard Philsdsl'
pha D Sugar.
sge sacks Bio coass, s do o.e. java Oesss,
100 Dc Laguyra DO;
- stlsssr Noissss, so Ten gallon Esgs Cola sy.uPt
30 1tl8 do 90 bbls DO do
le0 ten Eall keTl do
LIQUOEsSs
30 bbs Beams e whisky, 600 best Robertson county
lll % Eil1hife's do WHISKY,
IS % Usri 3 Cary . $50 bbis Rye & Bourbor do
p do Erts ad reserAs do I0e bxs Longworihs cataHta
p Or. pipes sherry & Madeira Vine
Wsne; 20 4 casks old Burgundy
= pipas aean Louis Brandy; Wine;
p.7ss Holland Gin; 50 haaS Champagne Wine
btlsAls. 70 Ibis Vinegar
a3 casks London Forter;
Toes every other articles ususi kept In the Grocery
ine loctl5dl BURGB & SWAMI
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- ESPECTFULLY announces her Old friends snd cuso
III = meFs, that she Is s be found 81 College street.,
lover McClellands where, using the
Howe Sewing Machines
she prepared "a 90 hands0mr and better before
Dress nafng and ltshHg q an kinds done in ne best
noV26lm
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knnn ACRES Ct Land IN Onion county. renn-. one
ebab4UD tract Of $3.50 intrseCad BY the Mobile and
Ohio aoad spiendidly tmbeEsdi go elsareianothr
tract Of 1909 by the Acie and Ohio Railroad, and
miles rom lhe Northwestern Railroad six miles f1 hs Mis-
sssppi Rivera choice Iact am Anxious r. sell end via
give a bargain. j. W. MARTIN.
For further par tuia refer to H ECELT, KsHion 0b.aa
county, Tenn noFl8
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9asBbilIe aInion an0 5mtgitan.


TIN LISEs OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IL THH DAILY.
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TUsT received lsrgsahpmeutof Or g ~ SMITHS esiebrat
wheeling AleS tie hest IN and Cor sale by
MIZELL, HOOPER, a Co.
aee9 Mo- auGs af1rrft Z treet
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LOST.

WTESIERDAY morning. Lady3s Gold Anchor
81 Wafehs win the Of Edward Fare, Bra street,
and he No 900 iusdsa Cola Chsiu, Lockst. Ksy and Pr
were attached Tbs Wateh lost the Public Square
is vicinity. The hnder viii be sutahlg rewarded b lVnE
a ne Bookstores No.4s College street.
e5-du
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and Fancy Dry Goods,
s TLE 8

I've Ro1nei and Douba zk Ralda a1d 8sl7si, haadsas
sick su fntz tsr psia Back as, Blact Bzyadsrs ana
tHo eouloe acs sl, ans Printed BcLasla Bsains R6ss
DfHas BEAUTIFUL assorueui o. popIns gFeT anu pl pam
sFch Aef1oa 2asn iia iinoss great variety Of Fslsnls
Oar siosk % HOSIERY, boA COTTON and Wool. Is valH
aFgs and dsriraaiss stOek q Gsnsls.nsans Lazl
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WWy have Just rscsiEsd, direct New Orleans, 81 bids
of strictly choios sugar isiedy Ne best IN mar
ket. This ot 0f sugar has epartehe hoghela
all, and in most szcsileot shipping order.
EIzELL, HOOPER q CO..
"a nd s Nrrra eIraae
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WM H. DALY.Your Aromatic Valley Whisky Is received,
and after careful examination, and It to be pure article
entirely free from the adfsgdfiRg 1gJediefs If6gasng
assd. Yours respectfully,
JAS. }, MAPEs, Analytical Chemist !,
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E. R. stoddard & Co; Forge & MetcheI; Hasel-
/ tine Walton; d. T. Fleming Co; Durham,
I Taft Co: R. A. Pringe 4 Co
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
Correspondence of the Progress.l
A Whole Family Drowned.
ADAMS CREEK, Nov. 21st.


Mr. Editor: Il think | never saw a c.ngre-
cation more excited than on last Sunday morn
ing at our Chu1 ch. News reached there while
services were being conducted that boat was
found on shore, and that some person or per-
sons had been drowned 1t was supposed to
be either Mr.. Thomas Mason and Others who
had gone to Newbern on Friday and was ex-
pected TO return on Saturday evening" or Mr..
John Thomas and his family, consisting of his
wife and child and younger brother, who had
started in boat to go over to neighbours
house on the opposite side of Adams Creek
Both parties had relatives and friends at Church,
and as matter of course the rumor created
much alarm and Distress the services were
discontinued, and several of the congregation
went to the river to see the boat; it was recog-
nized at once as the boat belonging to Mr..
Thomas, and in searching along the shore the
body of Mr.. rs child was found, which left no
doubt but that the entire family had perished.
Mr.. Thomas was a son Of the Rev. William
Thomas, local Methodist preacher, and was a
neral and industrious young man, and his sad
fate will long be felt and lamented in this COM
munity F.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
WEEKLY PROGRESS
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1880.
The LEGISLATURE.

The country is greatly excited our Treasury
is empty, our State bonds are almost worthless
and getting worse every day, and for these and
other reasons we do most certainly think that
cur Legislature should do what there is to be
done and adjourn by the goth, or at farthest
Gath of December. Certainly under the pres
ent excitement and the deplorable condition of
the States finances they will not attempt to
continue there 90 days as they did two years
ago.
Our members, Messrs Street, Clark and AL
fred, were all in their seats and attentive to
their duties, and we are glad to add that while
they are all of opinion that united South
should take some decisive and dignified stand,
they are warmly attached to the Union. In a
conversation with Mr. Street we were much re-
joiced by his warm devotion to the Union. at
the same time the South has no truer nor more
loyal son. and the same may be said OF Messrs.
Clark and Alfred But these gentlemen are all
conservative, all devoted to the Union, and all
opposed to breaking it up for existing causes,
and they may be assured that the people of
Craven will sustain and applaud them for their
conservatism.