The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-09
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The Rebel COLONY in Mexico,

The following article b. COPIED iroin the
Mexican Times Of the 18th Of October,
newspaper published in the City OF Mexico,
and edited bv Ex-Governor Allen, Of Lou
isiaua-
TEF TIDE or IEzlGEtrI0E Movrs OS.-Ihe
public lends wall be surveyed, sectionl]ed,
sud Offered for sale according 70 tls pan 81
the United States Land Office. All the lands
.of a.. Government that have been acquired
w purchase, forfeiture, couhscatien OF 9th
,.rui-e. \ an j. immediately bFought into
market 40 very reduced prices, pay able IN q /
series al vesrs-thus Puttiug u IN the power |
- .,-srr one - procure . home d froIa 100 |
al gAa s-res OF lind, according 70 the size Of I
his On her family The passage OF all i'm
.airrsuts who desire ID wall ~ paid by the
Government
Already the country Is filing up We
uublfsh IN smother column Isl OF actual
l.tfl.r. r.fa- gordova. 10 VIII be seen thet
49, qre nom cd parts OF she world. Va
-Is-.. chr friends "a she United States who
may wish o. e1nigrate % get ready as soon
arr fhe frsi of November as possible \ on
rsn then land safely Of any Toint on the
Calf OF Pacific coasts To those who wish
4, como bv land through Texas, the road is
omen alta times, and the cOunsry exceed
i6rly heslthy. Bring with you all the fine
horsrs and mules you can, they viii sell
wei here. Bring with you also seeds Of ell
LiuEs. particularly cotton seed they are IN
great demacd. 70 our frie1ds from the
Southern States, We recommend especially
fhe couutrr around Tampico, Tuxpan ard
Vera Cruz. There Is back Of these cities an
immense area % magnificent high land, free
from the malaria OF the ''tierra caliente''-
Tree from Ell epidemics, and peculiarly
sdanted 90 the growth Of coffee, sugar, indl-
90. iabacco and cotton. The lands are so di-
va-sHed that the fruits aud plants Of both
the temperate and tropic zones grow there
iu great perfection The description Of
these lands viii soon be published, together
with full details iu relation 10 the terms Of
sale and settlement Of the same.
The sooner you leave after the first OF No
vcnher the better, as you viii have the
efoice Of the best land now coming into
market. The RAINY season De- OVer-ihe roads
viii soon be hue condition. The cane
ami cotton fields are smiling, and the coffee
sasrfaifans Invite YOU 20 come. You will
md u-ovisiols Of an kinds az very moderate
iri.-es. aud receive q warm and hearty well
s.rne not only from the kind hearted and
liberal Mexicans, but from the generous
sons af England, Frsnce and Germany
Here is his list Of mmigrants-actual set
tlers Iu The vicinity OF CordovA
T. B.aumoni, ]. A. Ware, J. A. Peterson,
Sen. McAmizs, Sen. DeBrent, rexEs NJ.
81. kinney, John Postel, A. ". Peck, Sen.
siade. Jos. Werner, Leander james, Seth
Eerles, Thomas Reynolds, Illinois; r.
sehuze, New ork Henry j. Mead, r.,
kentucky s.. Barron. Ir., Geo. A. B0rchert,
=. 3. ApJrevs, III. j. p Norris, Virginia
il Caldwell Ernest Gantier, j. r. Pierce,
Louisiana =. =. Holeman, Robt J. Man
unr. p. Older, Dr. =. Haupi Missouri ".
"a
Ireland John EaslY. Caspar Easly, Thos.
aIrHa'e. Oven LaFkiu, M. Gallagher, Penn
ryiEaun; Wm. Elliott, John NJ. Price,
uoual Murray Geo. Foot, England Emilio
Lougusmore. Agent of Bureau of Colonial
liuus tot43Ya.
A months later advices from the Colony
have been received Of New York. A privai,
letter q. ON Gen. Sterling Price, Of Missouri
dated the l5tn CT November, makes the fol
lowing statements touchingthe lands Of thl
Colony. climate. Ac.-
They are STOUT seventy miles from Yer
Crus. aud GOA The railroad leading thence 4
the city 81 MeNico. The road IS beng "a
IDLY constructed. and b. nos Boa operation q
within fifteen miles of this place, aud vii
he somlleiel d. the town Of C0rdoya within
few months. and % the City Of MeXic
within $3.50 years These lands are thre'
thoasaud feet shove the level Of the sea
aud ore as fertile as any of the Platte lands
INotc.- The PIatts purchase. which is 90
northwestern uurt a. Missouri. comprise
the richaft lands IN that State. and perhap
iu che Union They ere unsurpassed u
she uFutiurtiau 81 corn, tobacco, coffee, veg
stahle- of every sind. aud aii she tropics
fruits. The iauds. which lie between thu
elevated country ans the coast, produce "a
lnurh and o. good cotton as the Louisiana
lands. We ore practically as near the mar
lets 1i New York and New Orleans as ID
people of Central Missouri are; aud th
slmaie 8 she brst iu the wold The Their
suametfr uerer rises abose ninety degrees
NOR % 3D. below sercntw The walter is eX
raIleut. and We can gel Zee from the noun
tsus covered with perpetual srow, which
Gre ODD plain sight. und about thirty mile
DISTANT The Imperial Government las pun
chased the iandz iroiu the original propri
sl.r-. aui sells lhem % as at one dollar al
acre.
sHHlr 'auV commences with shout thirty
Confederate. au cd whom are lu high
tuirts. and expect Co make fortunes 70 sini
rahce. A gentleman who has lived here
tsw tsaf-. salI his last year, coffee cr0T
fHr $40 uUlI tiEiren Thousand doilass. j
ssns produced ON 9G0l acres 81 land. Ii
ssurks only ten hands. He tells nse thn
hIs fruIt trees can supply has table with q
different variety OF iruit each day ia ths
Nrar his coffee plantation. shaded with
every species cd fruit trees laden with fruit
and tb- wal.s horiercd with pines pples, b
certainly iee most beautiful iarm that
have rVrf seem
This Is o very tempting picture. Mel
n0iir'1 description of HE home ON Lake
Caiuo s searerly more seductive. We com
mend o. B. our disseminated brethren who
complain of tho prrsent condition Of afair'
iu Tennessee aud the unpromising aspect Of
she future Gov Harris aided IN enticing
yoa from she Paradise Of Union and
eIurl rights bat he does not forget
yol iu tho midst Of your mjsiortunes
De ha. provided Cor you another Paradise
oI more hcalthiul climate, where all ths
Injuries lot which she most ardent and poet
BE- fancy San c0ngeivc, may be had for thu
asking. An, what place lsr enjoyment
Bslmy airs, fruits, howers, crystal fount
aims, fnow-olad mauntuins, and ice withou
measure. shades Of Barton--iusi think OF
iu sherry cobblcr, the whole wear round
cooled by ice from the clouds, made fra.
sraut by ihc aroma, and palatable by IN,
delicious juices of she Pineapple aud ths
uranFei Pack my trank. ] cam withstan,
Che temptation. Who would stay la Ten
uossol -jlsirauchisiug Tcuncssoe-"despo
hidden reauessee-whs IN such Paralis,
b,rions l.mauayi