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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
ROAD MEETING.

TTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Wea-
l. verville and Shasta Wagon Road Company
will meet at the JOURNAL Office, Weaverville. on
Monday, Nov 5th, Tor the transaction of Comma
ny business. D. e. GORDON. SecratarIp
WeayerVille, Nov. 8, 1860. 42ii
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SAMUEL EMERSON

Is an Independent candidate for JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE of Weaveryille township at the
coming election. 4l2i.
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Wm. MOLONEY

VIII be a candidate for recollection to the office
Of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE of Weaverville
township at the coming election. Ali.
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STARK.-By private letter from that gentle
man we are Informed be will visit the northern
portion Of the State in few weeks, with com
pany of theatrical performers superior to any
who have ever come to the mountains The
company may touch at Weaverville, and may
not as Mr.. Stark we'll knows that there is no fit
place here to give theatrical entertainment.
Many companies during the past year have been
deferred from coming here for that reason. 1t is
the general belief of citizens that large Hall,
fitted for theatrical ball. and such like perform
ances, built where it would be secure from fire,
and Of sufficient size to accommodate the large
audiences which annually cOngregate here on
festival occasions, would be remunerative to the
owner. Mr.. Chas Thomas has in contemplation
the building Of such room. If it is done, il
will be located on the large vacant lot between
the Edwards property and the county hospital,
and midway between Main and Center streets.
We hope lie will conclude to do it.
GEO. f. PRTcE.-That gentleman, candidate
for Elector on the Douglas ticket, editor Of the
Yreka Union and a very clever gentleman,
withal, dropped in to see us this week lie was
detained from meeting his former appointment
here by sickness, but on Wednesday evening be
addressed large crowd at Faggs hall. He
spoke about one hour and a-balf, during which
time he was frequently and zealously applauded
Though his voice was impaired very much, bis
language was excellent, and his whole speech
clear and logical. Mr.. Price is g man Of fine
ability.
lie was followed by Hon. j. S. Ptzer, who ad
dressed the meeting for more than an hour.
Those present spoke of the Judges speech as
being one of the best which that gentleman has
delivered during the present canvass.
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CASoN CREEK MATTERS have received the
following communication, dated Oct. 30th, from
of" resident of that section
al have noticed no correspondence from this
place for long time, and will take the liberty
to communicate few items. Politics and rain,
combined, have kept the miners from work for
several days. Nobody is elected yet, and money
never was as scarce in the history of the creek.
Some of our oldest and most worthy citizens
have gone east lately, and | hear of others who
will follow. Any number of political speakers
have visited us within two months, among the
rest Judge Hardy, Of Amador. He spoke here
last Thursday night. He opened by saying that
he would speak of facts and hco sectional l,arties
the Douglas and Lincoln. He positively asser-
ted that of all devils and Beezebubs,' Douglas
was the worst, and he fought that parsonage so
long and hard with such slang, that he weakened,
and had to let the Republicans slide, with
few weak blows. He is much better fitted for
the trying of such men as Judge Terry, than
talking Breckenridge politics to sensible, reason
ing people. Worst of all, after abusing Douglas
and his principles until his breath left him, he
bad the impudence to call upon Douglas men to
| support the secession ticket. If the Judge had
not called upon his honor to substantiate what
he said, so often, he would have been quite as
well liked. lie forgot to tell us that Buchanan
Breckenridge, and all their host rode into office
by the aid of the man they now designate as the
Prince Of Darkness, and all because he won't
do it over again
MIR. Prosser the Republican candidate and Mr.
Walter, the Douglas candidate for Assembly,
spoke here the other night. Mr.. Prosser com
mcnced at the beginning of the 18th century and
never did reach the present time. Mr.. Walter
spoke of the politics of the present day, which
most interests us. He pledged himself not to
support VIM. NJ. Gwin, which is taking card
with all parties here Mr. Prosser did not men
tion the matter in his speech"
1t is not necessary for Mr. Prosscr to tell the
people that he will not support Gwin. Every
one at all acquainted with him is well enough sat
isiied on that point.-ED.
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FROM EURoPE.-At last accounts Garibaldi
was reported to have taken 25,000 prisoners.
Victory attends him everywhere
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DEAD.-F. +. Tracy, a leading Republican
orator of this STATE, and man of more than Or
dihary ability, died ut Lowevlle, N. Y, lately.
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- -<.ec4S--
TRINITY CHAPTER.
L O. O F.
Ro- HALLS

Yellow Dock and Iodide Of Potass-admirable resto
tive and purifier of the blood it cleanses the tystem
morbid and impure matter, removes pmpfes bos and
eruptions from the skn-cures rheumatism and pains
all kinds All who can afford should it il tends
give strength and proong life Sold by Druggists genet
ally at 81 per bottle
R. HALL IL CO., PrOprictOrs,
hOleSale Druggists I43 and l45 Clay ST. San FfdncscO
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SoNohi.-A former citizen of WeaveryjIle.
writing from Iiealdsburg, says: "Old Abe will
carry this county,
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J. n. ARENDT

OF Trinity river will be Douglas Democratic
candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE of Wea-
vervile township. 4l2w.
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Tue stages from Shasta have arrived late this
week The road Is said to be very bad, in conse-
quence Of the late heavy rains.
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hEAD over the announcements for Justices and
Constabes OF illis township before you cast your
vote Tor those Offices
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GUSTAV THEDE

Announces himself as Independent candidate
for reelection TO the Office Of CONSTABLE of
Wcaverville township. 303w.
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ED. e. BL AXE

Is Independent candidate for CONSTABLE of
Weavervile township. 4l2w.
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JACK HUI Sc

Announces himself as Independent candidate
for The Office of CONSTABLE Of Weavcrville
township at the November election. 39te
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n. w. EVEREST.

OF North Fork, is candidate for reelection
20 the Office of SUPERVISOR Of the Third Dis
trict. 39te
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CANDID ATTIS.
JOHN McCAMMON.

OF Cedar Flat, is announced as candidate for
SUPERVISOR of District No. 3, on the Douglas
and johnson Democratic ticket. 39te
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D. WEBSTER CLEGG

Is a candidate for reelection to the office o
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE of Wcavervillt
township, at the coming election. 42lw.
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OWEN FlNNEGAN

Announces himself as q candidate for CON
STABLE of Weavervile township at the coming
election. Ali.
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J. G. SEELY

Is an Independent candidate for the office of
OF THE PEACE of Weaverville
township, at the coming election. 42lw.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

1t is not necessary for Mr. Prosscr to tell the
people that he will not support Gwin. Every
one at all acquainted with him is well enough sat
isfed on that pont.-ED.
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MAYnnonAL r?uss xss. swasrryrvs
M 49, .& s ,.sss s,s. . 49,. n, -
va vsv 70 ssslmsny. An nssrxeus sosrssy ssi yrs
sdv~ss ensss q M kisd wssli ssy nN wks ssssssf Of
- essevsy ~ ssy svrese.rxsn - vi rve usd ,as,ss
rnsv = ScaSsyhssx AAxssmR g. Hspiisa fssy. D. v
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MATRIMONIAL.

= yoUaa ousAs. on poKruNs AnD coon APP
"A psssses, vsses " msks ~ ssqvesAanes q 2 yc.sg
lahy vhh vsv usrisee ths mus " very roo uktnG
snl veil aceoBpbked 70 ycurg ndy over tveav yeA.s
o. go nee1 ryply 70 ih's sctes ~ eon1u nsnfnee VII
cmce
IcsrDCrAL RoYICy "A apErLRMAr, IS vsARs or
~ sse Of unesespsor abs hsoa unfc1bsd Integrity asd
vsractty ability sad ersensvs sscrs
vhih he been nsusts for nne
rst seeks 80 hervisw VIII gcnuscss, of chsracev and
who de~fvpus OF ssscrsnx win sush In
ernimse busnes IN vsrh an extensive snf familiar
aqusntAscs Nth trade would be ~ s-ce1
,quivsisst 70 cspfsL Add - ban 10 dersd on %
for tree days
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sALEe on RnAL HsTATR.

sALAs on RnAL nsTATE.
a LIAsS OF IIvI lEAEs on 1Hs ALmADs Pack.
M g 90 s $. o W S,s 81
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.ss5 si 70: q SSok ~ ~; e
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q srosdxsy and Forty NTH ST. q Aso ,svsssl Earns
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Is s'w e 1SpS
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aaiIs = sd Alss rsst Or o. Il. IHAfP owner ~
TOR sALE-A COUNTRY KrsIDENCE ARD FARx At
e. s:.: .ssg saisars,p;s IRA .sd saS q y
.Iped for innsdi.isiy fsr.s Sssy. Inquire Il l. De
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aps:s. Ave. me Ana !: - "a. o. s.isys.io. on
ssu:s S::s a. 1sss:. :s.nso.s "a !..scsd .s!ss:
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TOR sALE-oN wEs1 EouRrnEHrH sTssEr. NEAR
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FOE SAL. SHE.s:.as S Sa.,S AZ e, SA.E on
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ss.ua Se.as Sec. s: Sso.: .aS
hls e.eseat flower a.d ysgs.sss gardsss nas sx; ID
'''' vzs while s' 1 VII ia No aS'I Pin. stree.
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assasosss XpDS 70 = sssaSiSf Iw.i .ssss o'a 'a'
TOE SALE Oh TO LEr-A yIRsr OF ass POUR s1osY
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TO iHl oArnALmrs AND HOTEL rRorsIIroRs
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Nsw Wv
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20
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fss Buildings % The prsusss ssssss Of s Ocean Hooss
rhs xaasioa House,
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q: =; ::: :s rs. &C.; 81: :. :::
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iss ra s's ss; ; s.S . ssu: ass 20 %
FINANCIAL.
4 TI1AriC sxvIsos BxSK. iss oa1lHAM sr.slr:
nst q hss ge~syVopsa t.iy fro" 10 a al IA 70
e,si on asUoss q. per .sas sisss PEA q :ass u $500
ard MA sis AZ n:v fsu e e n . .sSo:y
SsSso1 hIf,. 8! Z a: !. !Ga;: - sg:
ueurr Bn MONT co.. IANKlRs NO % WALL
80 s:s; ~: 81 Z:
zu Ssstss AsH sSS. vi . s0U'1'
y sss sSpsCS ~ 70 tss Hs2: q 8:
s:s.ca :s,Sss Bend: g -; oo@sssy ~ Ss.tss VIC
.:ss:s:::: va :: ssssss:s: S:ss:ssr q isss "a
& f scsS cr 40 6 s sssss = - e:
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"A ssosl hsus IAsrs CredR fsvsssi svsilahls III
parts Of - wvrN through he nsss kosSsahh Of Pass
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~ AUGUST bELIosf CO. o wsii ssrssI

OrPICB OF rue HUDSON RrvER RAILIOAD 90 +.
~ No IS Warren srsst Nay I'D 10 NE Hoasrs Of The
Ave so avssd 'hs.:sl.ss q hs pssss Of srsssdDs =
Who desire 70 DO viii oongs ~ COMPANY By pssssstng
ther Beads for 500 poA 10 Order that h0
aasssms'i NAY b '0"s's1 80; ~ ls2 sS
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DARE
NOTABLE
rRADE5NEN AND HOUSsa
rpOa EnYHpvuRS ITO ma Riv III I.apvo A mall

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pointed ss p.ssasss E Ss nos' a.sssrns sss
csnbre Ha.dkersA,sf plain nd warhsA oAApro..
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s.a s. g ss q
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fs Leo s1 :. a.- ief !. 6ysrss ! 81 BrsS.ssy 49,
TAILOR Hulek. "a Rtvon well known nor hi ologAnt
cut and very superior a. : naswOrAJ 1Adssnaa
L Cam s.s 1bta,nsd p.issi : ssssas for rsras
Pee stA = r :' As.. xs ssr sss
Haven, Conn.
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pa. % vi Co.. z, 1sz s.AS sys.:
De sSs ..a ssl.o,s q - l.s G e :ons.Ss ~ isyers
''''s. ~; a s s;;S;s 3 s.:s. Sc: s.- r.
T1HE AxxlrcAN soLrpr1lp MILK.
ha.sss:: :sssiy ssS ~ s:s,s:: :s:s -.
% ss. ss: ~ nx sss:r s:s Z:
poison 90 . nm xsn u tssp for yssss is ssy enas
"a Z! ss :ss =. 1850: .: - ss:
AnnnIcAx soL,pIvI.D MILK ooneANy
s.s A z. !, sUus.
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90 10 sssss. i:sssass sssss ssss . Hs saisiss
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smssey ~ cnrns nsn.sssH s1lss psrsss s,soo,H snd
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VmHINe DANIs AHQi Iii CoyaQpIoue, SAVE
% bess %. p sgnslsss ere~, Nh emnsse ar rsguss
ySsT issrss., y.:s II fSsr. TINS iHi.s.iss jssss;
bali and nshing hckls supplied Tvs w ~ ssssroa nny
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nHlRD AvENun sAvIu0s BANK.
II Cmnsr fhkd moo ~ rvesJ AM srest
Ohsrtere1 1884.
M yss esnt .ssrsss sove1 q III .u1s froa % 81 nor
Bsah spsa daa frua 10 70 q Aho os Monday We<nseda
and ss'aiday svssisR q. SOS c'so.s,
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Legal. NOTICES,

UUPRpup OoURY.
- JON ncGeepcs,
DAsa u. Robblna and
Geovne y. 0nb>st So. D.. -ou.v x~,s,<
6afpn<Aal
70 ~ Defendant fhsuss b. Wahev-
rou are hxsby summoned ssd required 70 ,nsvw ~ -
loc and so ecsy o. you. ;.,. % - ss ros sss
tsersy dsysarsr Ne pervtc hreo esefuave N: az su
serv,ss, ard you tn 70 answer NJ SO oocsosn sore
Of seventeen hundred and sr dcA. and seventy vsn e.
Hrss say q Ky ose scusssd eight hundred ~ sy sehA
beplfei ne coeh of fhs aekton
L. AIoCKwooD,
sindds Au0rnSy
l1nse.u sxre< Ne. vct ssy.
nss q tNh o. ~ cy al counsy q rsv yWa u
I. A. LOCKWOOD
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i RAfrosd DeadAoh9s -wasied, ~ - sssosAnsn tof
.bond. c." csk - f.sm o. nss now f,sS.s, ssos.
n sE.ess esrs q Tow AZ sspess - - ed Sssss
dsshins per squvaieas Or susscspxoss- ed real eAs
evBe lhsrest ec.rsue q ssrne fows "a prc!asive
a. eonpsssss sssnt = n:yse nd snsch. 49,
wkersfoe hrs vho rsprDsel ~ lssr0S Of n6ors and
persons bsyosd ssa-vbo would NE - ressptare osss
ns De, h,ysysr Tsn.sy ,hr sssss: - .sss s,c 70,
se value sid1y sad or year. Aeb aes4 nos apply,
but Ode dhps cad rspressstsvss q shArsi
pIie.oa No l@ nssh emss The hfhss az rsssrs.ss
sbovs dek b prcnouy s6tsinsbsss equivasnt onsref
being locks books nd land n log ngue sosk
part sock and paa ~.
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FINANCIAL.

a TLANrlC SAVINGS Bank, iss CHATHAM sTRssF,
a corr Of kes Bow0y.-open daily from 10 A. q: 70
r n and fro1 70 +. n IwenG I'VE oenn 70 IVY re-,
ard uncss, A.A eve per cent on lHgr euoa
JE6OlKJM JAVA Of nsm Anhooy Da.s, ,
0aOh0n LIlfLH Of nra Jcnes LiMs BusL Com.
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86nn mn 10 LsHD. on BOND AID noRYgAon
pOUO.OUv ss.s = suH ssyrss.'s g, 80 8
" w.A trcssssss shnssS. Apply 70 q O. psoAD. No. y
Wsl sAsosl
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FINE ARTS.

VI HI GREAT HAsynRv
4 ATss e s,ss:,1.sy ,{g~s
eIss,s ecvses cs W n nshSl - ssHh. f~s ~ an.
AsrumsY9IIsSy7snps 's ss - a oo.uva
scso.sssa 90 $500
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T,oMIreons wooDe-0rRn LAHDrHe Asovs
Hish BvdRel rs nsn. parties, svcurpiore. TO- VIII Do
ven 70 and N bssuni p'SCs; spss groves gp,d
askse DceiInG IA neanes ny and flyer leave HsSAsn
sAuuM BRoUaHror
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usYRALIA PIoNK1R ILrB. rTAsLrssED isss
"a eauyfna Unned ssntes msils.-Poutvey nryt $40 "
MI -fhs sSlsbraAsd cropsr ali, yoeHUA BsrEs psus
sov nsay pAAsd viii b despstched for Me bogtue pove
In Of June, and sccCmmodse s~ more h-s
Snd ssooaA saes pss:ssss fs whom Ssrc are 20
sssd shp JosKua Bstes and quok despsrh For frcg
o. paaiss apply boasd pier "a Hsss dvsr % V ~ Ga
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0,oR sAyANuAH AED THs sourH -rHx srsss
II skio nOnf0OMBRY, Capt Wn. Bery va save
~ u Rov1 fvss o. fhusssay June IA aitr rs@ses
3 eavunnab vNk ussurr asssd sescnnodalna SIS hrouss
.; ne.cSE III 10; hsshvins % rs; kssrvills $50
tha1anoo4a, -, Anaay, 81 colunbna III; Alfonso; vi
Msssn ~ augusA Si1 20. Including eA1iAee hire n =
ss,sA 1cts =. ss.ss .ss To- - nseg . H. csoA
CAuYLHs AND SMALL PARcEts poR Eusorr.-
ogs. cssr - o!hss :s.pss css q Tor -,
Rrises By ths An~senn nuropesn hrprss ~ Brcst ~
rrspayDess 81 frsish oeton0 Win shs sender krsress
X6sfS BALDWIN 90. rrosus.r~
RREoBT Yol rESNKssER NORTH CAROLINA,
Pukmowh ncsfolk, ny Point asd Rishznond reserved
Sis sssssskp .iAs.io3a. oAps ninser. leaves svsJ
tssslsskip YokKrowE QApt YsrhA svsry saturday,
y.aahs % rov. me m Or nofsls sssw per foc 70 oHy
fSsss :, hgfsn uls.srcs ssd meals issnasdh %, 70
iscursos - . tA.os< o. r~ssssrx and bAsh. sis
LUDLAn HBfruxBu
t0 Brnlway
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TOE CALIpORIrA VIA PANAMA..
fAs asamshp noRrnkkn Lioaf vni al ruesdA,
tuns snd Ne &c RfH sfAk vstnesdAs. June ~ r'u ID
n saA a9 july, u days Of departure w.l % as Ia lit
"a ns n onch DoAsa e1cspt vbea bsse dafes 'a bn,
ny vhen IL DAY OF Departure sui - ths Monday ro
Pr pssSss y height Aoply ~ Ne osu ono. " We
rseet sorneR Of warren Nreet ALl1N, Ne7t
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09
DEEP RIVER c0AI.-A CHEERING
LETTER.

few weeks ago We had the pleasure of
visit from z. -. DUNCAN. Esq, Of Phiiadel.
phia, who i probably more extensively inter-
rsied IN Gas Works than any other indiyida.
al ~ the country, and who has besides a
contract Tor tunnel il New England i, twn
or three millions Of dollars. lie is one Of
the pioneers ID tie improvements IN the Deep
River Mineral region. particularly in the
Egypt works. lie passed up our railroad on
VISIT - bis Interests there. aud since his
return home has favored Us with tie follow.
ing letter. whirh !. the more gratifying a. il
was unsolicited. Coming from such source,
4 = toll Vt encouragement iur the friends 81
our road aud Of the States F.v. OIL.
Philadelphia. April 10. 1860.
MEssRs. l.. J. Hale & Sow :-GESrLrNry:
The trip over the line IL ynnr Coal FIELDS
Rail Road gave me much satisfaction. Tie
substantial character II Tie work a. Ear a.
done, and the good PROCESS making on the
unfinished portion. alike pleased me. Tie
whole doe. great credit to YOUR estimable
President, and trust yonr citizens ~ill soon
begin 20 reap rich reward. The signs If
travel aud transportation are unmistakeable.
and With jndiciugs arrangements with con.
meeting Roads. Fayetteville will retain il
important position IN the old North State.
IN respect to transportation. tie freight re-.
eeipis upon the road must be very satislac.
tory. a single fact can give will show
what mas be expected when completed 10
the Coal Minfs:-l have just contracted
here Ter one u the New England Gas Work.
ler 1900 Tons Pittsburg Coal at 5. 80 per
Ton. shich could have been delivered yihr /
river or railroad being IA use) at cost Of
about 81 per Ion.
The only sources 81 supply of such coal
y gives satisfaction, ARE pitt.barg IN our
State, and New Castle, England From the
former the supply Is quite limited. and from
latter u COSTS IS per Ton. Tile demand lor
Gas purposes alone east Of the Aleglan,
is sos. 900 Tons per annnm.
The exports II Cual alone Ilom YOUR state
must far exceed in value all the gold pro.
iuccd from your mines. while the Oh and
he Iron u Is alleged will cast in the shade
wen this large product. | know little of
ron ~ oil. bat u the Coal can speak con.
identity. buth % quantity aud qdality. With
avorAblc means Of conveyance 10 the sea.
10 sources Of supply can compete with you,
md the time j. close az hand uhea ali doubts
vii disappear and North Carolina will lead .
n wealth every other Southern State.
Truly yours,
e. D. DUNCAN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-09
NEW ITr Ms

Counterfeit five dollar notes on the Cen.
trail BANK u VI. at stanton, are said 10
be in circulation.
The Kentucky Legislature offer 4 reward
Of 81 900 far a cure Tor the hog cholera now
prevalent ii that state.
a steam pillow has been introduced into
Somcrsetshire. England. plowed upwards
Of eight acres of ,lillicult soil in day. The
same smount of work would have employed
nearly forty horses. The expcnce was 6s an
acre. blowing BY The ordinary means would
have cost at least double that SUN.