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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13
NEW WAsHiA GTON HOTEL,

F#HHE Pro prtors of this House have removed from their
IL old stand Main street to their Hotel. finish
opposite the Court House where they
their old all theirs who
call them ia much superior style than formerly
past patronage respectfully solicit eontinu
which shall all endeavors
it, Our fare will be the best the market affords and ouI
charges moderate.
Good stabII and Wagon Yard kept foroountry
eyI0-d&wtf FELKER az HEDDERECH
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o7rup 40 y -. ;,,s
e best London sealing eight and ten key'd French
accorieons, fae French harps dolls, marbles; tea
sets port-onuaies combs Superior needles pins tn
picks, key rings. pencils, steel pens, tooth brushes
beads douoes chess men, saps toilet
soap Jumping and battle together with great
variety of no lions for sale by A G. PUSHEE.
an26 under ODD Pellows' Han. First st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G.. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
INT - E q 7 q M IT 8,
T..
HAVING fitted up a mammo

s7s HAVING fitted up mammo h~sz =
- Wharf SCAT, the largest on the
ONO River in the most sub stantia manner pre-
ourcare, eth
er bv RIVER, RAILROAD OBJ CANAL,
without exposing to the incemency ofthe weather,
property; to Recev
Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale of any
Produce consigned and all orders promptly filed
p. O'RIbEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
merous friends for their former patronage and respect
fully solics continuance ofthe same, which will be
duly recpr0cated.
Store Room, we'll supplied, will be kept forthe
odation Boats and their orders carefully filled
mh3-doEw1y r. G. O'KlIEF " 20
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"A w E'ARka'N ENESRHEEs
AS O. IN Els aud JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies at Law
Evansville Indiana have associated themselves part
gers IN the practice Of the Law and will practice
TINS and the AdIoining counties, Supreme and
District 1ouTt A design turning their parc-
70 anu law" In snort time they will be
give in few minutes abstract the title to
lot IN evansville or its enlargements Lamasco to-
Eether with their professional Inon fde-
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OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
KEsATZ 81 HEEEaEE

evansville, Ind.
HE Propretors the CRY Foundry have recently cree
ted large hreproOf building the
and are fully prepared do all machine and
finishing work and everything appertaining to tile Foundry
BUSINESS Machinery Of all kinds lnde and repaired.
have every facility of the best machinery aud wotkmen and
give ali work entrusted undivided
" are no manuiacturng STEAM ENGTN of any power
required and ready promptly for this kind OF
machinery, warrantngOur work with
prices The Foundry Finishing shops &c, are Pine
street aud Sale street inst above Second
where orders viii be received
jan23-tf ERATZ & HEITMAN
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NnRBUsHELs Ear Corn.
AdHAb 100 bushels oats,
Zoo bushels shelled corn at

tan HEADEN'S oHeTv.
DERFU NIEF ES.-Pomades, in pots jars and sticks;
Hair TONES Eau de Lustrale. Bears OIL Oil.
Macassar OIL Bandoline Curling Fluid Gloss etc;
shamponng Water Toilet Florida do Eau de Cologne
Water Verbena Eau Divine de Vemet
ing the and fair well mpartr delicate
eeate complexion Extracts for the Handkerchief
an rs; Tooth Powders Tooth Treas
ure OF the Aromatic Viaegar Toilet
Powders all other articles the line
For sale by M MIELSCH.
noYI6 First street. Opposite Post-o flee.
n, fAIs I'd w M SEMM EENEI
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CRAWFORD BELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKUGGIST,
Q 4

CRAWFORD BELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKUGGIsT,
WASHINGTON BLOCH BUILDING, MAIN ST.s =
Evansville End.s -sEsss
receiving the largest and best selected stock
ansv Every article offered to the public warranted
To putting 81 III orders and
The stock consist in Part of the foowing:
Bbbls EPSON salts. bbls Spirits Turpentine,
Cases EGss Ref Boraz Casks 'e Cream
% Do sbeIiac, lease carhcpate Magnesias =
oePoons parish Foat Indigo, Bale xieu'd SIENNA,
HID Ombro Nader. DO India do,
SEQ o. saifs. 9nnins. Cases SAP: Liqpsrioe.
10 do Acetate DO 5 Bbis Caster Oil. : =.
Bbis Copei varnish. 100 bxs Ass dWindow glass
DO DO I Lars OH e lS SsxSi hss
Pure Brandie and other liquors for Family and medical
ss6sgj : a1fX EEPEHS SUITED AT LAS'T!g
tRAWFoRD BELL calls the attention Of the Ladies te
and which may be had at his Washington
Extracts put up small bottles culinary
eS@g!'nF sas ff nf wnt Extract
do Rose; do Maee do Cloves; T..
20 i'1 Mustard Premium; Mustard English. 'Al
Mustard suPerior article by Sadler FIRTH Co Salad
the article Indigo brought this market
er pTepared Farina desirable article for children and
vads Spices Starch and other article the housekeePeI
REMOVAL.
FNHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
b'toriaS ohgreh IN The once With b. Woo Where he
would be glad all his old and gOody
in his line sch as coats vests pants; shirts
Thankful for mast ayors he would respectfuy solicit
eontnuance the same At the hands of liberal public
WATCH RBPAlRING.
FHSHE uAdersgned baying commenced the above business
xperienee and skill in all descriptions o. time
act only Of the resilient OF the city but aS
'O@Pr{sne the eireGmaW5ient yiein'se.m 10
CFFIcE HOURS, my8 Il. Ii. GATES
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2 4 = "a \ ! . TIE = La HES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY,
Particular Attraction.
W are prepared TO show
SH patrons entire stock of Winter Goods consit
the richest variety and the beautiful
such goods adopted to the All these havn
been purchased and selected by Mr. Jacob Loewenha
New ork market unsurpassed advantages
enabled to Offer them at unusually low prices
Our and excellent assortment emhr3ces artcl
imaginable and desirable in the line Dry Goods
ing You respectfully sol oited call and
Goods. WNI LQEWENTHAI. &
iant6 Corner First nd Main
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STT have hand of the mpIete and de-
&S rabie stocks feyerything in the DRY GOODS line
efoHadin the Western Market. which all
time buyers at remarkably low rates Our soOd
have been selected with in quality style
house Of the Our stock in part
the foowln articles:
Brown and beaehed mgslins cloths satinets
prints nseys Innings silks satins veves vesng
arpets eashmeres oOburgs alpaeas de LANES.
bonnet ribbons umbrellas seamless ta shawls satohes
Sc, sc.
Together with alarge assortment of Notions of all kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle. Also large
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CLOTHING, &C.
THE AIIIEs SURRENDER ED. :,

a
SINCE MESSRS. ALTERING BKU MMEh nav ",
- Old Stand Water street. under the
Once filled it overlooking with the
STYLES Fall and Winter Ut
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TosURRENDER
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists part of Mems and Boys ready-maoS
Hats Ca and Trunks together with the most
mems Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Goods
brought this city Their facilities for purchas
superior other house IN the CITY
which eRahlesthen at all times to fill all orders with
Ofgoods and at the best bargains Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited to ca
NC elsewhere deciS-tf
CITY EYPR ESS BUSINESS.
prepared do all kinds City Express
ness reeeiv large heavy wagon capable
CARRYING $500 springs made expressly for the city
business Such furniture without danger Of
fact hauling city press business done upon
the shortest and reasonable terms n4uIreat
my23 COOKS Family Grocery
J SRVEsE WARE.
ETT inst received assortment of Silver Ware,
w Table. Tea Desert Salt and Mustard Spoons
Children Forks all warran ted and Will be sold 1T 10 "
priees Call soon at BTTTROLFF e SONS,
dec12d Main street, between First and Second
RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
- - BOXES W. r. Cream Cheese;
y > Gases n Y. Paper Matches 100 gross;
Case Is boxes o. Indigo;
Boxds double refine Soda Saeratus in lb. papers
oetI7 71is - ''1''1 T& D. HETWANN.
e UsF REDEEy KI1-in store
eS Striped Linen Drills; White Linen Drills;
Brown do Napkins
Linen Table DiaPeri Get nS. Table Diaper
/ Russia Diaper j. e. JEWELL & CO.,
/ mhI3 Corner Vine and First.
! NOTICE.
EYTE have sold stock of Groceries to Messrs Hers
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS In. mAGHEE,

~G4rERE PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
94South william street, New York.
ltHiNG loRgIestablished with extensive connection
in the above business, respectfully solicts cOnsgn
cents kinds Of Weste Produce, which willrceve
i'm ediate and personal attention at theowest possible
scale charges Particular viii be bestowed on
Sonsgnments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J.H. MAGHEE 81 CO.,
feb20-tf Evansville, Ind
@fHEAPER YETi-superane and Buokwheat Flourf
iAAT J, W. 81 8. yICKERY
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MEDICINES, &C.
TO DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIAN AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TENE large stock of drugs.
L medicines chemicals. oils. paints, ayarnishes dye
woods glass patent edicines brnshes etc. etc. and
constantly receiving ppie from the manufacur
aud Eastern markets which they determined to sell
at n small advance.
our with great care, and warranted
genuin quality and price,
abdominal supporters ans
shout braces Of the approved styles
Also supply of Daguerrean stock, consisting
plates cases. chemicals etc., small advance from East
prices
Mrs MiIler's and choice lot of old Ha
vana Segars. Bird cages. seeds and fountains.
dealers will please call and examine our
city aud all orders will be attended to i'm
mediately, and carefully packed.
ALLEN q. HALLoCK. ! HALLOCk STODDARD,
STopD Wholesale Druggists,
oets-tf Main the river.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13

De6SAEsEEO5S
LIVERY AND s YALE STABLE
N LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
E15Aszn HORSES, Bugg7s. Carriages. Ess<ss7Ss2zs1A
ssnsAA and Omnibusses, always for hire 9A53e-sssq
AZkatthe above Stable Carriages excursions.
ties funerals always hand prepared board
horses and keep them in the best order.
Ny hack will
during the day and will be at hotels etc. for thu
accommodation Of those wishing it. it viii also be
really citizens to DO during the night ny leaving
orders a thoBtable. my9 Z. Il. DEGARNO.
J. oGLEsDY. J. $ MACAULAY
.0GsLESEEY Il 4CAURAY,
C9EmBAissiOn s. Forwarding Merchants
NO. G5 TCHOUPITOULAS STREET,
New ORLEANE, La.
n IBERAL Cash advances made COnsenments the
q 4 above address by JOHN S. MITCHELL,
jan25-1yd Water street.
ANOTHER INVOICE GSE FLA 4 EGSAz N
SCALES.
SSORTED 700hs warranted and goo1 aud in price
m far below any in the market Call soon
CHAS. S. WELLS.
2 doorsbelow the Bark ian 10 &c.
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COTTON RAFTING.
= y = = uELf n a = = 4 - :
q ar BALES No. / aud 2 Batting for sale by
MOO s. e. GILBERT K CO., Sye st
ep17 Agents Cypress Faeto
MArPREssEs AND BED COMFORTS

MAFFREs5Es AND BED COMFORTS
AT OJLBURN a. HERSHBERGERS.
fs.- Fosters Bloc ST., Evansville, Ind.
still CONT manufacture the best Mattresses
Wv every found the country. consisting OF
Hair. Spring. Moss, Cotton ssmd Sin G1cIzs
sizes willing show Mattresses by the
side and guarantees they viii receive the pre-
ference We will wholesale retail make
favorable they be found
Bed Comforts of all qualities and sizes always On hand or
order. We will be happy show them TO ell who
wish To examine 0ctlS
II IL IIT{ - cases black Lustre reed this day tor
L A sale by JAMES Low co.
dec14-d&w 4lS " lin street. Louisville Ky
SSTEEL FIRE sEFs-POLlstED.-
- Brass hand Shovels and Tongs;
by (dee6) CUAS. 5. WELLS
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Read THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

LONDON Laurel CO.. KY, Nov. l. 1855.
MFSSRS. V. H. SMITH Co.-Last month. when a visit
to Louisville having been afflicted with the Chs and
six weeks finding relief the
that took induced give Fever and Ague Cure
a trial days missed the chill
daily think that the
would nestly this prepar-
all who afflicted with Fever que or
Chilis. Yours truly, JOHN a. CANAAN.
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NEW YORK BAKERY!

sECoND TO WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS! ti
On First street opposite the Post ONCE.
ed after experience in the husn
in the city New York, in which CT he is aekuo"i
edged to have superior in the of well ap
pointed bakery. would respectfully announce:
fully prepared to furnish all kinds OF bread
cakes pies rolls doenuts etc., etc. either at
Wholesale retail
Weddings parties balls private families wiz be
pped desired with everything fresh from the
eVe a the shortest notice.
article of Graham and brown breadsalwayson
hand
The proprietor will devote his exclusive
" TO his business which shall be executedtn yle rot
10 snrnassea nv any enc WI i G. GAUNT .
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thereby the resided with
family tn Broadway the
isFe. KY where myself and three of my
ed with Ch and Fever. We tried the remedies such
quinine etc. without getting relief, when Smith &
Fever and Agse Cure was recommended to me- and com
Henced using it, and in few days all relieved
cheerfuy recommend it certain safe speedy
for that distressing disease regard it HledicIns
for the disease offered to the public
Given under hand this 22d da sof October. 1855 Lons
vile, Ky. w A. LYLE.
Personally appeared before the undersigned W A. Lyt
and made oath that the forth the oregsi
certificate all Given hand this 22d day.
October. 1855 JOS. CLEMENTS j. p. j. C.
For sale in Evansville. a wholesale retail by
KELLER, FARNSLY & CO..
dee3-6md&w Druggists MaiD street.
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We rented the Brick Building First street.
Bement & Viele's and in few days
receiving Srring Stock. We would respectfully
old friends and and the trade
rally to call an shall offer them
great til in the quality of Goods and in our
prices will goods all cash and prompt time
buyers other house in the West and solicit
the patronage of all such custom - -.a-.u..-
faH2q j. H. N
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no0Ts. SHOES. &C., FOR THE
$40 VS.!
4 IT. Hurt. UttsosIIV
d Store. preparation for THE HOLIDAYS, cOmplet
Boots, shoes and slippers,

sfhe description we'll Of the common qua-
les for Gents Ladies and Boys and Girls These goods
OF the description in addition my old stock
uttsry by other ortment in the city
There nothing of tho stock I'm Af
goods. Also, large lot Of
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yTE have sold our stock Groceries Messrs. Hersh
beger Carson and return sincere thanks to ont
their very liberal
age eheerfuy recommend the firm to their vor-
ahIe eonsideration. mh13 It. BACON & 20.
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COPAKsTN EEsSRsEP NOTICE.
AvING January last disposed Of Interest in the
& 5 late frm o. Morgan Keen Preston. have this day
formed a eoparnership with nv brosher. VIM. w Morgan
under the and style ofJ H. w " MORGAN Tor the
general wholesale business in Boots
and Shoes. Hats. Cans, etc. j. H. MORGAN'
Evansville Feb 27, 81. t..f.I. tn
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L e A I E R S /;
MAK Bile WOfsNs & EHTOVE .


VENHE partnership heretofore existing between the un
a dsrsgned. under the firm of V. X. Hendricks L Co..
S ' v K. HENDRICKS.
dso15-tf JOS. II. HENDRICKS.
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WELL VTAmE CLoTUE7

got expressly for trade aRd give entire
faction. Give call before purchasing elsewhere
3hIge nothing for showing goods and title
est for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH,
Mainstreet, I'd door seve State Bank,
AuaS Ernn LIZ L.
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AGU Err EoTX - e
ri IA EN- All THE SUN BEAM

p 4 u A 4 Z
TAVIN q made an entire change in my mammoth Sky
Light by which enable to take much hner pie
heretofore that prepared to take pic
will favorably with taken
in the West. =.
Ihavs also associated with me for short time Mr. J.
walm5bV who operator of many years experience by
both always be found
ut thu roo ms, really tn take pictures.
srS- Remember the place opposite the Post once;
N B. Wa alo prsntre3 out aud cake kenesses
corpsss at shortest notice - .,.,.
ocs20tf W. W. TILES TON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THAVE NOW IN STORE

THE largest and finest assortment of Piana
Ef-fT%M Fortes ought together in any market
- 5f-s3 neomprising hundred iAtrumenJs
u U - Ufrom Chickering end other celebrated ma
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GO to VAUTIER 3 MARCONN!ET.'s and h9ve your lsa
measured Hat They have just received direct from
Paris Ingenious instrument that will take the
head ia less than time, and with which they w
make YOU Hat that will fit easy old shoe. Mali
st~aat bstvaan First and Seeond. febI5
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Purchasers viii fnd it to their interest to look through
,osk before making their selections. warrant them
rst class Instrument at very low price ,
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OswEGo. Oct. 2T-sp. N.
Political fspsSip.

ILLINOIS TOR rNoy-PoansAr or the sorrirrx nrYo.
crAcy Southern Hnoisien Of the.i7,n tsachansn
psper) is down the seccssonsts Of the south. \,
says
We regard dsunlou no, only no, amoung the probs-
bes, but q. not among the possibilities o. tire
But while entertaining opinions Of character cGcrsied
70 remove all urtnsncss which might o;hsrwise ees
cannot at the time, be Indifferent 10 the unheal
thy which s sought 70 impart to pubic op.noa At
the south by partzan leaders and presses. An arso
cratic sediment prevails there at present. enter by
OF tho officials and supported 10 grea extent by
Southern journals, which would suit the meridian OF ".
Petersburg much better than the meridian Of washing
In the new political philosophy, to which nearly all Of
the prominent men Of The South have proscytzsi, We
ind that the appointed destiny OF the poor Is o.
qnalGed aupsso and serviiude 10 hts richer reghbor.
We and there also, that labor disgrace, poverty dis
honor and the theory Of free institutions all dellsion.
THIS ast proposition monstroug almost nythlng
Ike CAIN consideration. The conviction Of e truth
might well ssdden the civilized world, and make call
non the rocks aud hills TO fail upou Us aud crush o.
be South, IRON nsrepr, sentaon snd the uorce o. cr
cutns'stces VIII nearly be rnit iheir support Of the
tensions, should he be elected, that be ell give
either the weight Of his great name or tie ssnc.
ton Of bis official authority 10 principles 40 IN
NJ war with our free Institutions No'withstsnd-
ing. We are anxious that the hreeatcrs OF
the south should be rtbured and the class feelings they
cherish forever frowned down by an indignant pubic.
Az political sect they are insubordnatc naughty aud
dic,aorisl that ike Lucer, they would prefer 70 reign
in hell than serve In Heaves. They would constitute
themselves tribunal 10 decide upon the consutiouaty
OF all acts OF Congress and make The existence o. our
perverted minds They VINO think the 8nists OF
The South but acting part in the iresdents drama
mistaken. Their characters not assumed on
the contrary, they are IN es pen frghful earnest.
But whether they are in fam G0r not-whether. the
spread OF their opinions .hefe much TO be deprecat-
ed rs ere think for there can one opin sn OF the
improlr ETY. OF the thr lat Of q and earn IT be-
hove the people Of the nied n " u submit to have
Il hung like the sword Of Dam forever suspended
above their heads k
CoRpuPros Hfcma N po,- The Detroit xdcer.
tiser Of oct. %, says
4 candidate for the rsos.i.. II the republican
ticket, was waited on b. a o. thursday and TOLD
tina, Vi he would promise ~ = General 81 s~ no
would be snre Of his eiecto, bee votes and thz
q written pledge should be- 40 lore him ths, Cen
Cass will decline the Ssnsorsbn, moment he Is
fed Of his election. There i M that this shallow
prctesce Is being tried elsewhere 7Rte. Gcn. Gao
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THE N,YoRurr-MR. LIBBY AvB MS DENo-
CRATIC srousNrx.-The outside democratic
movement in behalf Of Mr.. Libby FOR Mayor, and
Of which our District Attorney Mr.. McKeon--is
the leader. l. at hest but ractious game for the
spots Of the federal government. Mr.. NcKeon
owes lis present position to the soft appliances Of
Mr.. Pierce: but in accepting his Office, our Dis
,rict Attorney only made, it appears, tempo
rary armistice with the soft democracy. lie has
,rotiCd ont Mr. Libby as The medium FOR a new
division or the party, and be expects, PERHAPS,
with the aid OF outside achievements, 10 prove
that bis faction have q claim Of their own 10 the
federal plumber. Mr.. McKeon has, however,
strangely forgotten the fact that Mayor Wood is
the regular democratic nominee, and the candi-
date Of Mr. Buchanan; and that this Libby move
men, can only operate to distract, disorganize
and divide the party in bis support. We merely
put these considerations into the pipe Of Mr..
McKeon as a party man. We are in favor OF the
reelection Of Mayor Wood because with him we
arc assured Of pretty Independent administra-
ton Of the duties Of his Office, and because we
fear that in any change which may be made there
will only be an opening effected, to greater or
less extent, for that hungry horde Of bloodsuckers
upon the city treasury which he has conrivcd
to keep at bay. Under general impression Of
this sort, we suspect. too, that Mayor Wood will
he reelected. We shall sec.
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Marine Disasters.
Marine Disasters.
COLLISION AT SEATTLE DISASTER TO THE BARK
MARIA.

MARINE U1Sa8teTBs
COLLISION AT SEATTLE DISASTER TO THE BARK
MAZDA.
CHATHAM, Mass, Oct. q, 1856
The Brig Nancy Ann, of Wells Me-, from New York
for Portland with cargo Of pipe clay taken into
Monomy the 25tb ipst having been run into on the
24h forty miles northeast from Cape Cod by which
lest her foremast, bowsprit sas rigging &c. The hull
is in good order.
for Boston, before reported towed into Charleston,
bark sprung aIeak the 18th and shifted her cargo
during northeast gale the took TO the boats on
the 18th, and in trying 10 land the ongboat capssed In
the breakers, when the captains wife, the mate sea-
man and the steward were drowned.
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER sPLENDID--cREw sur
POSED TO HAVE PERIsHED.
HYANSIs, Oct. 81, 1856.
The steamer Massachusetts, went Saturday to the
schooner reported ashore Tuckernuck She bad gone
to pieces and the supposed TO have perished
On the stern the Splendid Of New London
Nr s. c. Bishop, telegraph OPERATOR found Muskegat
a ruDk containing clothes, letters, &C., belonging 10
Capt John Seey, of schooner Splendid Of New London
which in the hands OF the Collector OF Nantucket,
subject to the order Of the friends Of Capt Seely Also
IN the trunk, certificates OF membership OF the
Masonic Lodge, which in the hands Of the Order
Nantucket Mr.. Bishop has given orders for his
make thorough search for the bodies of the
crew.
SHIP CONSTITUTION ASHORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. ~, 1856.
The ship Constitution went ashore Hole In the
WALL Cape Fear, North Csrons, Friday night last.
She partly dismau,led, an has been abandoned.