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Naval Intelligence.

The United States store ship Relief, Commander
Rowan, from Rio Janeiro, arrived at New York on
Friday night She brings home $, w. Spencer, late
chief mate Of the clipper ship Sea Witch, for trial
for the murder Of Capt. Frazer; also, DR.. Brolarky,
the second and third nates and six Of the seamen.
The following Is list Of the officers Of the Relief:
S. B. Rowan, Lieut.. Commanding; James $.
Thornton, Master; W. w. ]. Kelly, purser; Ed
ward Henderson, Surgeon; Edward G. Grafton,
David B. Harmony, and james Bruce, passed mid
shpmen.
The Sloop-of-wsr ST. Louis, Capt. Livingston,
sailed from the Delaware on the lst instant, for
the coast of Africa.
The sloop.of-wsr Cyane, Capt Fairfax, took her
powder on board op Friday last, and is now at
Quarantine, ready 10 take her departure for the
West Indies
The frigate Potomac, the flag ship Of the Home
Squadron, has been painted throughout, and looks
as Hne as new vessel II il said that she win sail
on Tuesday next for tho West Indies.
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The pious editor Of the Portland Journal Elder
Peck, thus expresses hmself in a late number OF
bis papers
ave affirm Che says) that i Is the duty Of min
isters TO tel men how 10 vote; and II men vote
wrong, they should be rebuked for as forany
other evil deed"
Forty of the most respectable gentlemen Of
Memphis have presented TO Thomas James Finnie,
Esq, cane of the finest material and most exqplr
site finish as manifestation of their personal re-
gard and as "a token Of esteem for his unselfsh de-
yotion to the SICK" during the recent prevalence
Of yellow fever in that city.
Mrs. Annie Senter is about to play an engage
ment in Lowell. In Troy and Albany this talented
young actress has met with great success.
The Hon. Jere Clemens addressed the citizens
Of Montgomery, Alabama, on Monday evening last,
in support Of the doctrines Of the American party.
Mr.. Gevers, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary Of his Mejesty the King Of the
Netherlands to the Court Of st. Petersburgh, was
married on Tuesday last, in New York, to Miss
Catharine Maria Wright, only daughter Of the
Hon Vim. Wright, United States Senator.
NJ. Stoeckl, Envoy Extraordinary, &C. Of his
Majesty the Emperor Of Russia, we have already
stated is about to take, wife, lady from Spring
field, Massachusetts,
The Rev. Mr. Grover, Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, has resigned his position as a member
Of the Ohio Conference, and joined the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
Commodore Vanderbilt, Of the Nicaragua Com
pany, is at Browns Hotel. We believe he is a
candidate for the Presidency, but do not know TO
what party be belongs. He used to be Demo
crat; but times change, and men change with
them, as old Virgil shrewdy remarked two thou
aand wears ago
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A late Toronto psper hasthe following in regard
to the liability Of railway stockholders; A decision
was made in one Of the courts Of Brsntford, G. W.,
10 the case Of Moore VS.. Kirkland. The decision
was to the effect that shareholder in public
company, who has not paid mp bis stock, Is liable
to any creditor Of the company To the extent Of
his arrears Mr.. Kirkland appears as the holder
of ten shares in the Buffalo, Brantford, and Code.
rich railroad, which have not been paid up. Mr..
Moore, creditor of the company, sued for the
amount with interest and, notwithstanding an
able defence, be obtained a verdict for the full
amount ciai1sd--R55 S..
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

.y DIED, saIs,
On tho LIST Of November, 1856, JoHN WESLEY, in.
FAINT son Of James Il. and Laura A. Moore, aged six
weeks and ak days. &as
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in the grave SO low
Thou no more wilt join our number,
Thou no more our songs shalt know.
Dearest Johnny, thou hast left US;
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God that hath bereff u.s.
He can ell our SORROWS heal
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"In the county of Dutchees there was Republi.
can and Democratic ticket in the field, but no
American When the election was over how.
ever, II was proclaimed that about half the csndi-
dates on each ticket were Hindoos, and that these
mere all elected aud he rest defeated There are
some tyo thousand Know Nothings In the county,
aud they have thus contrived to secure all tho or
fees belonging 70 twelve tbopsaEd voters"
SO says the New York Tribune, which growls
mournfully over the result. Well, well IL can't
be helped now. The Tribune must grin and bear II.
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MARRIED..

at Roseland the scat Of Joseph Segar, ESQ. in
Elizabeth City county, Virginia OH the i4th instant
folk, Virginia, to Missouri, eldest daughter Of the
late John Segar, Of the Eastern Shore Of Virginia
On the same day, ut the residence of Mrs. Ann
Goodwin, in Hampton, Virginia, BAKER p. LEE JF.,
Esq, Editor of the Norfolk News to NARY E., young.
ginia. iak BIs
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MARYLASD UsIrrp STATES sFYAToR.-The Hsr-
ford MadisonIsn comes out strongly in favor Of
Coleman Yellott Rsq, OF Baltimore city for uni
ted States Senator, In the place Of Hon. Thomas
g. Pratt, whose term expires on the 4th Of March,
1874
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

HoS. w. 7. HANILToS.--A report was preva-
lent here on Mondsy and yesterday (says the Fred
erick Examincr,) that Hon. W. T. Hamilton was
lying dangerously III, at Hagerstown, afflicted with
hemorrhsge from the lupgs, In consequence Of his
severe oratorcal erertons during the recent cam
paign
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Coon FOR WALrHAN, MAssAcHUsErrs--There
are thirteen subscribers In Waltham for Agassiz's
new work. The population considered, this is the
largest number Of any place in New England 1t
is creditable to the taste und purse of that town
TO thus render practical homage TO science.
The first volume Of Agassiz's work, we learn,
win be upon the turtles egg. 1t may well be sur
missed that the subject viii be exhausted, when we
state that three hundred pages are devoted to Il.
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eE- We acknowledge the receipt Of Swans
Bank-notc List and Detccto.. Every counting
loom should have copy Off.
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coNeREss--rHIRD DISTRICT.

CATALONIA, East and West Feiciana, COncOriNa,
Tensas and West Baton Rouge to be added.
By Telegraph.
CARROLL PARISH.
Baron RoUoK, Nov 9.--The official returns from
the parish Of Carroll show that the Democratic
ticket has been carried by majority Of lis.
AvoYEiLEs
The Democratic majority in the parish Of Avoy-
Giles is 1876.
Davidson's majority SO far amounts to $50.
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There Is to be an election at Rome for Cardinal,
during this month. The Know-Ncthings have nc
candidate. Lucien Bonuparte e in nemination,
and so is John Hughes. The latter viii get the
entire Fusion vote.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

DrvoRcKD.--The indianapolis Sentinel says that,
in the Marion Circuit Court on Monday, decree
Of divorce granted in iaEor Of the plaintiff, in
the case Of Susan Woodward va Fletcher Wood.
ward. The plaintiff Is better known az Susan
Denim the celebrated traqedienne.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

Alta special election held for State Senator,
in the senatorial district composed Of Hardy,
Morgan, and Hampshire counties, Armstrong,
tho American candidate was elected. We give
below the official vote:
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VINO Is Ir2--The New York Times says gen.
tleman attached 10 the American Embassy at one
Of the principal foreign courts, has absccnded great
" in debt
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES FOREVER !!

Fairly Routed out ofmy old stand for the
want Of Room!
HEADQUARTERS NEXT CORNER ABOVE,
lFhere wiH befoand Tie Largest, Best, and Cheap.
est stock of l
BOOTS, SHOES, BR0GANS, AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS m.
That have ever been offered in the Northern Liberties
II WOULD state to my Friends and Cus-
II toners that l have moved for their special ac-
commodation, my business having increased nearly
double the last year. found my store too small 10
accommodate the crowds that visited Il every day.
will now be able to keep larger stock, and have
plenty of room to showmy goods
With many thanks for past fayora, invite all to
come and be suited. My stock consists, in part, as
follows: D
80 cases of ladies' High Caters thck-sole 81 la1S
frst-rate article
10 do ladies' foxed High Caters, thick sole.
81 25 worth 81 so,
80 pair. ladies' Jenny Linds, double sole, cents
worth 81 rs.
500 do ladies' Monroe and Leather Buskins. at
all prices. RS I1a
$50 do boys Shoes IS cents, good article
$50 do adisS M Mo paSs Boots drsiraa ar'"-
cases boys Thick Boots, 81 l21ss, good article.
$50 pair Kid Slippers, so cents
With large lot Of ladies and msses, gentlemen's
and boys Boots and Shoes of every description that
are kept in u well-assorted Shoe Store
All kinds Of domestic Dry Goods on hand, which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices,
invite all in want Of Boots, Shoes, or Domestic
motto Of my new store is " Quick sales and small
profits" r. ~ MAGRUDER,
No. s7s, corner Of eth and streets, north side
nov ls--MWF3w
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RoBpISG rHE DEAD.--The 81. Louis Republican
Of Monday says, that at the late dreadful accident
on the Pacific Railroad at Gasconadc bridge, crowds
OF men aooked around the scene Of Distress and
commenced riaing the clothes Of the dead and in
sensible
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

A DIVISION on TExAs.--A writer from Western
Texas says the German, French, Swiss, Hungarian,
and other European settlers in Northwestern Tex
as, are 10 paan II favor Of forming new State
o;.l Of tho western portion Of that etata, and TO
man they are opposed to slavery.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

TBs CASE OF LEWIS BAKER.---The trial Of Lewis
Baker for the murder of VIM. Poole, in the New
York court Of Oyer and Terminer, Is fixed for to-
day. General Bye and Mr.. Horace p Clark are
the counsel engaged to defend Baker.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

The grand jury at Pittsburg has presented fe-
male equestrianism at agricultural fairs as a
nuisance.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

IMPORTANT DECISION Morris, of Wor.
cester, Massachusetts, hss decided that the seizure
section in the liquor law Is null an vcid This
decision completely breaks down the Whole law =
that county.
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To yearly Adyertisers

With the end of the first volume expired
many of the yearly advertisements. They win
ba discontinued, unless otherwise ordered.
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yoHs CocHRAs FOR THE senate. --Tbe last hu'
faula Spirit Of tle South, Alabama, contains 4
lengthy communication, which Z endorsed ~ the
editor Of that paper strongly urging Tie claims o
Joho Cochran, Of Barbour for the United STATES
Senate, in opposition TO Fitzpatrick ooth are an
ties .A-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

More than twenty persons have died at Napo-
leon, Arkansas, Of yellow fever.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19

The whole amount contributed by the city Of
New FORK for the relief Of Norfolk was 100000.
OF this sum, $4,000 hes been devoted TO the or.
nh.n Gu, - which j. gradually Increasing
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Mississippi ElectiOn.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 9.--The official returns
thus far received here Of the election throughout
this State give the following majoritea:
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A regular express has been established between
Salt Lake and California.
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Louisiana Election.

The table below contains all the returns wchayc
received. Very few Of the msjorities given arc
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Foriy.one commandments we're received IN the
presbyterIsn church At Atlanta, on Sunday week,
and nineteen Of them received the ordinance Of
Baptism.
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NATIONAL EATINE-HopsE:
uyIIE Sulaorihor xuauld reenpctfallv

TUyHE Subscriber wQuid respectfully tns
il form his friends and the public in general,
that he has taken The above old and wek stand
ON the corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and for many years kept by William Walker,
and has made many improvements and alterations,
and has put the house in thorough repair
His Bar will be supplied at all times with superior
Wines and Liduors and bis Larder with all tbe lux
uries OF the season which he viii be mist hHbpyb
serve up in the best manner f9 q
His long experience in keepinga pubic house, and
suabies him 10 assure The public that be will give
''n nov ia.1isai BIftiAN c5REfx CO
Tor THE FALL AND WINTER
TRADE,
UUsr received, :;irge and complete as
- sortment Of Shovels and longs, Androns, Coal
Holds, Fire Carriers, $c. Ter sale by ,.oau
b s2s Penn as., bci . and fbth streets.
oct S0-eoBt "" ' ~ Af
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Democratic.
American.

Carroll county gives the Democratic party ma
jority Of so Monroe has voted largely in minority
for the Democratic ticket in Claiborne county the
whole Democratic ticket has been carried; Oktib-
beha has given large Democratic majority.
Lake has been elected to Congress from the
Fourth District ofthe State
McRae and the whole Democratic State ticket
are running up to the old majority, which was
4,70o.
In the Legislature there viii be large Democra-
tic gains.
VIcKsBURa, Nov. 9.-Suficient returns have
been received here to show that General Quitman
has been elected 10 Congress. Singleton is proba-
bly, defeated.
Issaquena county goes largely for the American
ticket.
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UFFlcE or THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
November Ia, 1855.
hstermsnts during the lho,aM ending Oet 81, 1856.
Accidental, 2; asthma, 2 bronchitis, 1 bowels,
Inflammation Of, 4; bladder, obstruction Of ehol.
era nfantum, 8; Group Il; Group. msmbranous, 1
consumption, IA cachexis, ! cancer Of stomach,
COMMISSIONS, 81 debility, 3; dropsy 2; dysentery 4;
dropsy on chest, II snteritis, fever typhoid, IA;
fever, inteymittent 2; fever congestiys, i, fever,
bilious, o; fever scarlet u heart disease OF hys
pochondra, intemperancs, q; indigestion i; jaun.
dice, i; narasmns, meningitis acute, Fl old age,
ii; premature birth, scrofala, 8 thrush, i; not
st,annrted~ 4 Tnta1 RIO BEN al
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HIsroRIcAL.-At meeting Of the New York
Historical Society, Mr. Benjamin Losing stated
that he had discovered in the interior Of New
York collection Of manuscripts, the journal and
other records of the Senate Of New York. from
the commencement Of its first session In l777, for
more than ten subsequent years; they are more
than three thousand in number, in perfect state
of preservation IL said that many curious facts
relative to the secret history of the early politics
OF the State are contained in these papers.
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selacr, near 0gdensburg, New York, was destroy
ed by fire, on Saturday, with most of its contents.
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, represented the st. Lawrence
District congress III Io4I-z. ne Is Jne Proprl-
etor Of $4,000 acres of land in st. Lawrence
county, and has long dispensed at his residence
there princely hospitality. A large party from
this city, during the last summer, were his guests,
and in common with his numerous friends else
where, deeply sympathize with him in the loss he
has sustained.
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, is a son Of the late PATRON
Of Rensselaerwyck.
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OrYIcr or THE BoARp OF HEALrH,
November ID. Ias6
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A sKIFF FOUND

good assortment of Britannia, Planished Tin, Ja-
pan, and Ironware Of my own manufacture, at en-.
ceedngly low prices. sep 24-diff
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
announcements

We are requested to announce the name
Of H. B. HELLER, of Monroe TO Hnship as a
candidate for Representative, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Conven-
ton.
Mr. ALLES:-Please announce the narae
of john REA, of Cadiz, as a suitable candi.
date for Sheriff, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Convention, and oblge
HARRISON CounTY.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name
of JOHN MCFADDEN, Jr, of Cadiz township,
as asuitable candidate for Representative,
subject to the decision Of the convention Of
the 3Ist, and oblige
=..-. MANY FRIENDS.
Mr.. ALLEN:-PleaSe announce the pane
of WALTER JAxrsoN as candidate for Trea.
surer, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic County Convention, and oblige many
voters of
SHoRTcREEK GREEN and CApIz.
MIR. ED1ToR:-Pease announce the name
Of JAMES CADY, as a candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic
Convention, and oblige his
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
Mr.. ALLEN:-You will confer a favor on
his numerous friends, by announcing the
name Oft. N HILLreAs, as suitable candi.
date for Sheriff, subject to the decision of
the Democratic Convention, and oblige
..& HARRISON COUNTY.
We are requested to announce the name
of CHARLES PATTERSON as candidate
for Representative, subieat to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
Mr.. ALLEN:-Please announce the name
of JOHN McCoNNELL, as suitable candidate
for county Commissioner, subject to the dc
cision oi the Democratic Convention.
ARCHER,
We are requested 10 announce the name
Of JOSEPH THOMPSON, as q candidate for In.
Urinary Director, subject the decision Of the
Democratic Convention.
We are requested to announce the name
of WM. ]. Far, as a suitable candidate for
County Treasurer.
Mr. EDIroR:--Please announce the name
of G. HEFLfNG, as a suitable candidate for
the Office of County Treasurer, subject to
the Democratic County convention, and con.
fer favor on his numerous friends Of Wash
lngton and Franklin townships.
Mr.. EDToR:-Please announce the name
OF ROBERT R. WADE, as candidate fol
Representative, subject to the action Of the
Democratic Convention. .,,., ,.
DEMOCRACY OF SHoRTCREEK.
Mr. EprToR:-Please announce the name
OF I. d. GRIMES, as q suitable candidate fol
the offics OF County Treasurer, subject to the
Democratic County Convention, and confer
favor on his numerous friends Of
MooREFIFLD TP.
Also announce the name of r. NJ KEN.
NEDY, Esq, as a suitable candidate for the
office of County Commissioner. subject 10
the Democratic County Convention, and
oblige the people Of MooREFIELD Tp.
Aso announce the name of j. NJ. EsrEr,
for suitable candidate for Prosecuting At
torney, and oblige many voters of
MooREFIELp TP.
MR. EDIroR:-You will oblige many vo-
ters, by announcing the name Of MILTON
HARVEY. of Moore6eld Township, as a can
didate for Sheriff.
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Shippers take Notice.

Those that have goods to ship over the
q. & l. r. r., which they design to ship
east, are informed that Mcssrs. ]. d G. o.
Neal, responsible shippers, have made ar
rangements to ship freight as follows:
Over the Central Pennsylvania road via
Pittsburgh. to Philadelphia, Baltimore
New York and Boston.
Over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
via. Wheeling to Baltimore, New York
Boston and Charleston.
Through receipts will be given from Steu
bsnyille to any Of the above points. Those
that have freight to ship to either of the a
bove places should by all means remem
ber 10 have the Messss. O'Nei to forward it
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
The Law ofNewspaners.

4. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
Ihs contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
beir subscFiptions.
Z. ii subscribers order the diseoninuance Of their
sriodcals, the publisher may continue to send them
sniil al arrearages are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
siodieas from the offices te which they directed
shsy are held responsible ill they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued
4. II eubscrikers remove to ether places without
nforming the publishers and the papers sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
.. 'lhs Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office removing and leaving
them uhealed ior is prima fucia evidence Of inten-
ionai fraud.
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BALTIMORE
AND PITTSBL RGH,
at the Banking House Of Rein Welch g. Co.
July IS, '55.
4THALSEY'S FOREST WINE AND PILLS
DIR. Halsey has produced Wine from certain
plants growing wild in our forests and felds which
readily cure many Of the worst forms of disease
This Wine together with the Forest Pill, bounded
on the discovery are now for the first time
advertised in this city, although patients who have
been cured BY them have spread their fame far and
near, and the great demand for them is now the mo.
tive for making them public, that all may know
where to procure them. II frequently occurs that
patients return before finishing the first bottle, and
report radical change IN their heslth. In nearly
eveiy case the SUCCESS ofthese medicines has been
complete.
Two or three bottles with box Of the Pills ar
warranted to cure the worst forms Of Dyspepsia and
habituate costiveness. Two bottles with box Of
the pills have always been found TO cure Erysipeas
Piles and all humors of the skin Nervous Disor-
ders and General Debility are relved at once BY this
Wine lone, and tive or three bottles cure the worst
cases.
The Forest wineis delightful remedy for the La
dies not 60 much because It's flavor ispleasant but
that its medical properties peculiarly adapted to
tho female constitution, In producing vigorous
blooming health.
Retail Establishment and General Depot is now
open at GA Walker street. ID door west from Broad
way.
Price. Forest Wine, o. large bo,lle Forost Pills,
25 cents per box.
erfor salo by ! Reall, dfnggie,, cl1i1 am
4 .