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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.

COMMON COUNCIL, City Hall,
City of New Orleans, July IL, 1856.
ia ,.&5 No. 2S6S.
Resatf That the following persons Ge and they hereby
accepted iii solido securities for j. NJ Weymouth Co.. pro-
prctors of the Daily Creole, as public printers 4:
W. A. Violet j. NJ Savage W. 2. Coleman, W. H. Williams
and Thos. K Price
TSigned *'a~s. A. DUPRE e
s.sE. President, pro tem Board Aldermen.
~. [Signed JOHN NJ. HAIL,
.,as o. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July TO-, 1856
[Sgiedl CHARLES NJ WATERMAN, Mayor.
jyl2 A true copy. jules CAsstRp Secretary.
No. 1860. ]
Reso1ss That the securities proposed by the Assistant City
A1o i t' 4 h N oI 'a u ie ue
Bouligny D. +, Apuene and Amedee Ducatel be- and the
same are hereby approved.
[Signedl JOHN NJ. HALL. .
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
& [Signed II. NJ. SUMMERS,
L.. President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July H. 1866
[SgnedJ CIIAS. NJ. W WATERMAN Mayor.
iyl2 A true copy, JULES CAsslRD. Secretary.
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WINNERS CANADAAN VEisaiIFUGE.-A
w Certain Remedy for Worms It is fact established be-
s @s cb .Sn oics Sn
and Thousands Of ere@ "nn"y rom hos de %
the cause is either not known or attributed something else
eTedfs fer WSFs but experience has proved them az
and remedy found which has failed destroy Worms
wherever they have existed This assertion supported by the
viduaIs in the country. The remedy IS
"lNEHs oAS f5hy yHEEH!FE Hhi WARRANTED
AT a is safe its onsgo and more S than
Worms bowsis as fooW5 G he sgaDsna"es
ps of aaen e9o 1nd snasea w occasional sles the
cins in the na ahch the n ter e his
s sS ?ssiS " aud ss GS s E
s sd sses s dsS sSe'i"S' v''"e0s others
To the following cerfcntfs numerous might be added but
N M IS 'si { Sf'i'o 81 5ISF III:
'''1''''D' ~ " MEDICAL EVIDENCE
o We the undSsne havHH n Frequently 9nnsred re
HEi?f M E%Si r. 5ST 5
cSn remedy for the expulsion Of Woff fGm the Nss'"s
S"N' Lesniae of the R. :. Susag1; tstap4, ETC.
Member Of the r. c. of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM THE REV. J. FLANAGAN OF BANBRooK w.
yermfnss and win the mos happy results. IN y
pSson Of Wes las followed The anniseri"s Of y5r vtF
4s sSf a Hsts os aH o 1c -
point h5 g" 1 liz j giving medicine to 'a TGf1v
~ generally now use WiEER5 cASAbiAN
ton and can alwSys be annere4 with perfect sty end
rror he NE to g hb ana VIII Always destroy "'ms' aud
oSsr !S%ssad ssSsats have sns s
F3s mi i" II SS %ySTS Ssm
nd Wholesale Druggist Hamilton, Canada West
Sold wholesale 'n wilt WG # GS pjse by
fe%3ly Isl and 81 Charities street, New Orleans, La.
| = BEN I1iTTREDGSE 81 co., IN.
N< poeGs 81 Gnn W aug sporting App9ats man
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A CHILD Isl5LIE WE'D OF SFAsNTS-A GEN
IA eman well known in this community of strict yerncty
amongst thousands of facts and such publish IT for
the benefit of those we suffering from perhaps IS
In this case after having used other articles without avail
Fuhestoch 4. Co entemen child of mine aged about five
years. had been ang for time and while at dinner one
day was taken with spasms doctor sent for he said
that the We procured some Of b. A. Fane
stocks Yermuge from neighbor and the child ten.
spoonful and half in less nn hour passed immune
rabe quantity Of worms and in short time restored to
We tried article called canes vermifuge
OF whatever and 1t is not what puports to be. We
N0N Mn respsey 5 M
Sold wholesale retail by all the principal druggists
country merchants throughout the United States 2l d&Wlm
AYERS CATHARTIC PiLLs-FILLs THAT
4 ARE Pls-Professor Hayes State Chemist, Of Mhssa-
who certify tlnt Doct Hayes knows, viz
IEMuEL SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mass.
EMORY WAsHBURN, Governor of Mass.
w. G. PLuNKErr Iieut. Gov. of Mass. A.
EDWARD EVERETT, ExSec of State and Senator Of u s.
RonEnT 9. WiNrlinori Ex.spsaker House Rep. VS.
+JoHN B, FIrzrArR1cK. Catholic Bishop Of London
MEN THAT ARE MEN II!
Among diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing rapid
Cosiveness bilious Complaints Rheumatism Dropsy Heart
burn Headache arising from foul stomach, Nausea ndges
ton Morbid the Bowels and pain arising hererom
Ftuecy Of Appetite, all ucerous and Cutaneous Dis
eases which require eyacuant Medicine, Scrona Kings
system, many Complaints which would not be supposed
they Deafness Partial Blindness, Neural
Kidneys Govt and other kindred complaints arising
low Of the body instructions of its functions They
the best Pugave Medicine discovered and you will bu
need to use them once to know it, .
Prepared by Dr. j. G. AVER lowell Mass, and sold by
every respectable Druggist in the he United States
WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

A LGIERs SUGAR G1ART.--TH UNDER
sshpmet repr9of warehouses; ye lighted The plat
form recently erected to s G?vs S VIII tpauIinS sugar or
Planters Or merchants on the Linz Of The 0peousas Railroad
warehouses Or the platform delivered to slips AMI steam
boats free Of labor drayage arpain hire Storage
SUGARPer hogshead Is from to Is days. 40 gents
month, ana Is Gems each succeeding month.
MolAssESPer barrel from 70 Ii ys, or l. cents
No p e fgatsa pseed on the g1sn G2gesa t
lowest rates.
,, References by Special GoH 2Ts?t.
Darby / Ttcnone + M.s Isit'''
George CrqIthart, 1.0ht Charpener,
Clark i Nosby Can,naclS, Squires & West,
Brs,ld Il Landry, F. Kennett 4 Co.,
Hewitt, Norton Il Co., VIC lewes
J: v, Stanton 4 Co., Charies psIisnc,
N b-ssa sold he AsieTs sHgars1q will
from opeIorsas Railroad Depot.
-" BROoKI.YN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
-, or1HoNAs !; GAsEY,
A HrrA Sv.ATEK.-THE WATERS OF THESE Gel.
afed at NJ NJ =! Charles street. corner OF Commercial
HsoUs Diseases alecos q lie bladder Kidneys py5pepsl,
arisiIg from is ivins Is cases q Dilea vhchsi
@ IS toI f n en sfSS qa w S ct
great service Is may used by the
p p " sea %s S s as and d s N ~ pto fs
from one of the numerous cere s G on Snd n >, ,ss.
Th eer:tf that was in ad state of health and
md 5oyer Wa Tented viii ent care Jy those gentlemen
fer fer H siy 10 Ff r s osD n4 So %
capt s. o'siert ii tic vIsge cborns three miles
Shorl fi9e beam AMI found myself entirely
W syS4 no in ~Sh to e. Ts "s's sSH S
would acquit myself Of dnty to recom,nen afflicted the
and r BYyer ose to the Mason de- sane
H. MACsHANE.
This cc4es that Mr.. H. aIaeslane WAS under treaen!
the Maso De San% For two months for ~ frnte Bladder
S Sefr e "5 vc eane %sh Win IL 4o
c'lS OF tl.e honSe, but he received no natGrH benefit
?. G, BOYER, House Physician.
refer few Of those who have used the Water;
General J. T.. Lewis. Hon.; II. Caldwell,
Ta ni ri Wi ',5 Esq, Btr. SseGonnieE,,
ho Il II. SPRINGS will he shorty rcopened under
the direction of competent al"nagsr ,,oecr,,r,,,
T II. CARTER IS co., CORNER OF COMMON
Clifton Lacy Bombay, Memphis MidlcseE, AiIcrt6n
M.iUKEREI. 1000 packages, Nos. l, . 3.
iEERiNG-5o O5is and 200 boxes sca'ed.
HHgfflaT FfH SSi-S: s S's and 00 boxes
I TAI ? 9 2I N 81 ab H;,.
| TANSRRs; dIl-l6G ibis
NHNTs 5fi 3!f' oii@ yGi ibis
! SqGAR.lo0 bbs Crushed aud Powdered.
EIt 3 :; t xnI T prim a;,
SF2HN p aSEbEEs2so H G5sss,
s 50 r,7i, boz G9 GEs.
FHjS1ER ,5TSs TnIs3o9 } So.sa .,o
GGBA SIXES-IoO boxes Raddin's
| 6 IHHBBAAGC405o boxes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

DRESSED, VDNGUED AND GRDDEED
~ YELLOW PINE LtMBER-Thr subscribers keep
Stnhily o. hand complete assortment Of Tongurd, Gooned
Dressed yellow Pine fionmg X, X ard ii inches thick
Also Dressed Joint Floorg Ceiling aud Weather boards
scnsnutd and ready for use
Rough Lumber such inch Boards Weather Boards SeNut
ling, loisis general Of Lumber for Building
which The Of tie trade is invited.
MERRITT MCCONNELL,
In "a Iure aud Howard : streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

~ CFiAS. &. GAINES s. Co., IMPORTERS
90 AND DEAI,ERS IN FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC
W 40 Grlver streets, have hand, aud constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures:
Nails Castings Axes; Carpenters Tools;
Hoes, Spades and Shoves; Corn and Coffee Mills;
Ok and Log Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth Trace Chains; Mil, Pit and Gross tnt Saws:
Anys Vices and Bellows Counter and Platform Scales;
Stocks Dies Screw Plates; Aniirohs and Tenders;
Hampers aud Tongs; Shoyels and Topgs;
Grind Stones, all sizes; Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and BRASS Screws
Tin Ware; Rodgers Gallery.
Together with alage assortment Of Fancy Goods viz! Combs,
Brushes, Per:umcry Paper and Blank Books, which
offered the lowest cash nC25lJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

7 EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEA Ns.-hEEDS
IL &C., Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical and Hort
zonial Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, s
gar Kettles Crihers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines, Mills Gin Gen-nl Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Bars etc. and all
Machinery required for the South.
We ave duly authorized and prepared
STIlLMAN Ms PATENT BAGASsE FURNACE.
fel2 d&Wly LEEDS co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

7 Il a cite conduit au depot DIES epaves du Pre-
mier District, Dryades les ulia
epuves-
une Chvre, lie corps Ia bauces macLoires
ct lie cou norS, dc crosses cornes hautes
tne th6rre jaime pale, la face blanche.
Cne thGvrc, hynn les macloires jauues corps
blanc RveC des tictes james.
III petit Ghefhl coueur de cGme hnut denviron MAINS
hor!nc de ul gauche, pee lIeHcinc d Ia ci.se
droite, DIES aces bancaes front, erre qlatre pS.
81 les dts anlnaH pas reclameS ourS
dtpenses lis vendus rencere pnune dit
depot, le NENDREDI Is du couran II heures a. VI.
AUG. s. PHELPS,
Conllnissaire DIES RJie5.
q ln llht irSl .
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II, RODRIGUEZ L. L.
p0DRIGUEX ~ BOEyN, SUCCESSORS TO
N DAQuI& II co., BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERS,
No So New eyec street New Orleans keep constantly hand
large aSsortmen, Bread and Crack ers Pilot Bread Navy
Bread, Wine Bread French Biscuits Coffee House d. Sugar
Crackers Boston CRACKERS Butter Crackers Water Crackers
Soda Crackers Pic Me- all made by machinery, ri
the lowest market price. as TN
E. Il. WuEELEts. T.. l.. FOKSrAlL.
WHEELER ~ FOttsTAI4L, SUCCESSORS To
W LONG Il MAGLONE, Manufacturers of Copper Til
and Sheet Iron Work, Dealers in Stoves Cooking Ranges
Crates, Castings ETC. etc. No 29 Tchonpitauas street
As0rierS for Steamboat, Plantation and BAcksmhs' Work
executed With neatnesS and dispatch, sSlly
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Z. LAM Collect
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LUNESCIFLOSS BROS. q. Co.
TT III Camp street, beg leave to advise the City
sR< and Country trade that they have hand
fp-:S|@HA consignment, and ordered close
VfDrthwilll, alnrge assortment Of Guns. Rifles
Pistols rds Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors rortenon
naies which, together with their well known stock
Builders Hardware of every description Crates, Tools,
etc. etc. they offer reasonable prices and
ting terms
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s}Nf4DG GS-25d bhs choice SupeFfne st. Louis:
3 300 do Extra now landing and for sale by
S, H. KENNEDY 4 Co,
jeAs 555s5413 555 81 20 P0Ydras street
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WAS brought to the Fourth District Pound
" on jackson street, between Constance and Laurel Streets
rs estrays-
One Mare about l2 hands ig long name and u left
hind loot white white III the face, md shod all round.
One black Mule about 10 hands high with harness
marks, siod all round.
Which, if claimed within days the expenses there
on paid, will be sold at public auction Pound on MON
AUG. S. PHELPS,
,-o, r,,, o Street Commissioner.
NE" orleans, jay "a, leoo' jy3S II
L q etc conduit au depot DIES epaves cu
Laurel, CONNIE epnves-
Une Jumert environ 121 hart Ia crinsre ct
In tongues lie pied gauche de derriere blanc la face
blanche ct terreeS aux quare pietls.
une Mule noire environ IL mains de hNu ayant DIES MARQUES
lie farraIS terrteS qHatro picdS.
81 les dts rtcnmts dams dix ous Of la
deponscs payees lis seront vends Fench1re pbiuue dit
depot, lie LUNDI Il du courant 10 henres A. N.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
=, Connissairc des
NotYele.oflestns lie : Juliet tSoG jy3 s Il
WAS brought to the First District Pound
W on DyRes street, between Julia aud God
trays
One she Goat The body and face white and Jaws black
md large high horns.
One pAlc yellow she Goat. with white face.
One she Goat, yellow neck and jaws white body with yellow
spots.
One coloed horse Pony hands high blind of
the left Mexican brand the thigh whtisl spots
the forehead. shol all round. +
Which, If claimed within days, and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said pound on
FRIDAY the 18th instant, at II O'Clock. \. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July I, 1856. jyS I'll
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cor Carondelet and Union. ......,
St Charles near Calliope. 49,.
cor New T.evee and Gaiennic.
cor Main and Danphine. ........
cor St Philip and IRENE ......
cor Annunciation and Calliope.
cor St Louis and Where. ...,.....
cor Tchoupitoulas and Sou. Mark.
l47 Cusiomhouse. ..,.............
Levee near ROSEMARY ...,.....
c6 Poydras. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Is st Charles. ......... ..........
20 Barmnc ................
cor Poydras and Fulton.
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L. r1ni District euCognure DIES Ste&ue ct Derbguy
CONNIE epdves-.
Tn P0uan creole bal 12lt mains hnu ue etoile
blanche AN front, ct etampe "a Ia cuissc gsailcle.
Tine junent aezunc. at ieIviron mains,
blanche h allbe gf.Vcc lie derere blanche tanpGe
D. ltpaue lvoite 'a' rtpaule sauche ferree aux
iuarG pirdS.
Tn Poulan hai creole Aau G.environ l23! MAINS
blanche, etl1npe.
Une Jneut creole , environ 1891 mains hau une aoia
blanche Al 'front.' de petites taclrs tlG1es
81 les dts AnnaN pas rccants dams dix iuurS,
ct les dcpenses paytes, il ven,us lench9re
blG'H an Dit depot, lie EENDREDI IS du courai, ~
heures A. N.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
CgElnlissae leS ries
N0nvea- nelaNls, l4 tiillnt 1856 iv2 y II
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AA AS brought to the Second District Pound
w the corner Of ST. AllI and Derbigny Streets
trays
One bay Creole Colt about l21 hands high white star in the
to[ehcad and branded q on the left thigh.
One sorrcl Mare ahont Il hands high blaze face hind leg
white, mGndcd a l. D.. the right shoulder 'e''
the left. sioi MI round
One bay Creole Colt about l223 hands high blaze face no
brand.
One bay Creole Mare about 1874 hands high white
forehead, and small spots the back and shoulders.
Which not claimed within days, and the there
paid will be sold at public auction said pound FRI
DAY l5tll instant AT 10 o'clock \. N.
AUG. 5. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans July It'll, 1856. jySlgl II
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OFFICIAL. - OFFICIAL,

XHTAS brOught TO the Fourth District Pound
wv Jackson street. between Constance and Laurel Streets
estrays-- s&@@ -
One bay Horse about Is hands high long name and tail hind
feet white, shod all around aud with harness marks
One brown billy Goat long horns and white in the face.
Which, il not claimed within ten days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction said pound on FRI
DAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July, 7, 1856. jySl2lT
r. Il etc conduit an depot DIES epaves din
Quareme District jackson entire les Constance
Laurel CONNIE epaves--
I'm Chera bal Is mains de hnut crinere ct
Queue tongues les pe de erriee biaucs quatre
pieds ct ayant DIES marques de harnais.
Q Boue brun les tongues Ia face blanche.
81 les dts anmalH pms recamt dix jours
dtpenses payees ills vendus enGhee pubige dit
depot, lie NENDREDI Is courant, d 10 heures A. ~
AUG. S. PHELPS,
CoumissHire lies rncs.
Nouvelte. Orleans let Juliet 1856. jyS l2l7
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-26
TEE MONUMENT QUESTION.

The Wilmington Herald is opposed to
the erection of a Monument at Raleigh in
honor of the Patriots who signed the Neck
lenburg Declaration of Independence, for
the reason that I" if monument is to be
erected in honor of the signers of that re-
markable document, the Mecklenburg De-
claration of Independence, it should be
erected in Charlotte, where the bold deed
was performed. There is fitness in plac-
ing the monument at the latter place, while
there is none at all so far as Raleigh is con-
cerned. And, lest we might be suspected
of prejudice towards Raleigh, we take oc-
casion (adds the Herald) to disavow it. 1t
seems to us that the people of Mecklen-
burg county should long since have raised
a column in honor of their brave progeni-
itors, and of the gallant deed they initiated
in the cause of freedom, around whose glis-
tening summit the light of early dawn and
the evening ray should love to linger."
The Herald is right. Charlotte is I'M
doubtedly the proper place, and it is the du-
ty not only of the citizens of Mecklenburg,
but of the people of the whole State to aid
in its erection.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-26
TIE COTTON MARKET.

The prospect of peace in Europe having
caused a rise in the price of cotton, con-
siderable animation exists in the market.
Within the last few days we have seen long
trains of wagons in our streets, loaded with
the staple, and spectators busy in effecting
transactions. We receive accounts OF
similar animation in all the cotton depots of
the country. Thus, the prospect of one
happy result, the termination of bloody
and unnecessary war, produces another
happy result-a more remunerative price
for cotton.
P. 5. The foreign news received yester-
day, showing the probability Of Il war with
England will no doubt disturb the cotton
market and cause purchases % be made
with caution.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-26
OHIO INVASION OF KANSAS.

In response to Gov. Chase's war mes
sage, Mr.. Todd has introduced in the
Legislature the following resolution:
Whereas, it is matter of general no.
toricty, that Kansas Territory is being in
vaded, from time to time, by hordes of hos
tile ruitians, who are plundering and des-
troying property, butchering the innocent
inhabitants, in the most cruel and wanton
manner, and setting at open defiance all
those rules and principles which ought to
govern the intercourse of man with man.
And whereas the Executive of the United
Statcs has been appealed to in vain for pro
lection, Therefore,
"Rcsolrcd. That it is the duty of the
State of Ohio, in the exercise of its 'pOpu-
lar sovereignty through its General As
scnbly, to raise, arm and equip five regi-
mcntS Of volunteers; to provide all the ne
ccssary provisions, munitions, and pay for
six months service in Kansas, to preserve
the peace and protect the settlers from the
dcprcdations of the land pirates who infest
that Territory
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-26
THE NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
RAILROAD

The freight business, as we'll as the tray
el on this new road, is rapidly increasing
SO much so, that complaints are made that
the cars on the road are unable to carry off
as fast as desired all that is offering for
transportation. The Lexington Flag states
that ION the 18th inst, nine freight cars
were sent from Lexington station, leaving
IN the station house enough produce to load
twenty-nine more cars, provided the cars
were mere I" receive it, This speaks well
for the productiveness of the country
through which the road passes. and also for
the success of the road
Our merchants and those having freight
to go to or come from the North, are re-
ferred to our advertising columns for infor-
nation in regard to transportation on the
railroad ria Raleigh.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-26
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening. the 9Th ulitmo, by J. R.
Logan, Esq Mr. T. G. BORDERS TO Miss
SUSAN MARTHA LOGAN, all of Cleaveland
County, N. G.
On "Wednesday, the 18th inst, by J. R. Logan
Esq., Or. JOHN w. MURRAY of Rutherford
County, to Miss SOPHIA EMILINE BEATTY
Of cleveland County. n. c.
At New Institute, on the 18th inst, by Rev. w
w. Nesbett, DR.. ]. Ne. LOVE, TO Miss MARTHA
E., daughter OF Joseph James.
In Salisbury, on the l4th inst, by Obadiah
WoodsoD, Esq, Mr.. JOHN MORRIS to Miss
MARTHA GREEN.
In Rowan County, on the 7th insf by the Rev
Geo B. Wetmore, Mr.. RICHARD s. GRAHAM
to Miss ELIZABETH A., daughter of the late
Turner Harrison.
In Union County, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Silas J. Fincher, Mr. w. J. {. GODFREY to
Miss MARGARET McNEELY.
On the 14th instant, by the Rev. w. M. Kerr
Capt JAMES NJ. KERR, OF Mecklenburg County,
to Miss MARGARET ELIZABETH HAN
NAH, only daughter of Mr.. Samuel NJ. Hannah.
of Union County.
The Printer, on this happy occasion, was not
forgotten. We received a tasty token of regard,
delicious in every respect. 1t was partaken Gin
company with two hungry friends who seldom
get any thing good) with many wishes that the
happy couple may enjoy long life, as free from
bitterness and filled with as many sweets.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-26
THE KNOw-NOTHING CONvEN-
TTON

The National Council of Known othings
assembled last week, in Philadelphia and
had not concluded its labors up to the period
of our last adviccs from there. Members
ignoring the 10th section were allowed
TO occupy the same platform with those
supporting it, and the Louisiana Dclega-
ton, repudiating the Catholic plank in the
platform, after a very exciting debate, were
also allowed communionship. The vote on
their admission was G6 to 50. In the alb
sence of President Bartlett. of Kentucky,
Charles d. Freeman, of Philadelphia, pre-
sided over the deliberations of this interest
ing aSscmblagc Of black and white spirits
The Northern Delegates are largely in the
majority, and Of course platform of free
soil principles will again be adopted-in
which event it is expected the Southern
Delegates will withdraw.
P. Son Friday last the Convention
elected Ephraim March, of New jersey,
chairman.
a new Convention, it is stated, will be
called in August next, in case the present
Convention dominates candidate in affili-
alton with the Black Republicans. The
Northern Delegates have decided that the
18th section must come out-and the South
crn Delegates (m&ny of whom have left
lave decided that il must stay in. The
highest excitement has prevailed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-26
THE MISSING STEAMER.

Private letters have been received at Hal
lax by the Canada, announcing the graft
fyimg intelligence OF the safety of the
steamship Pacific. One account states that
she put into the Shannon. on her way out
of the British channel, owing to the sever
ity Of the weather, and another, because of
an accident to her machinery. As the En-
giish papers received by the last arrival
from Liverpool, were silent on the subject,
fears, however, are still entertained that
the information is not correct, ard that the
Pacific. with all on board, is lost. The
vessels sent in search Of the Pacific have
returned without any tidings of her.
p. S. The second steamer from Liver
pool brings no tidings of the Pacific. She,
with her hundred souls on board, cargo,
aud mails, is probably buried beneath the
waves.