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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
CUFRLME COURT.-J0HN LIDDLR, Plain

- ill., sesinst WILLIAM lILLYER, Defendant Summons
ur mo~ - densud (Cosn. SER To tho De-
,ndsn shower Yos hereby aud required 70
The complaint this action which has this day been asd
or o. the Cerk Of the County Of New forh % tho City
Hal the CITY Of kewYork snd your
the .cd complaint the subseesr . hs No -
hechaDiS ExchaDrs IN said CITY, within twenty days nsf
he u hi. summons on YOU exclusive Of the day Of such
you tel hs said complaint within the
40. .hresaA ths plaintiff jgdsnon Tor tbs Of
two kut and sisv dosrs and hsyseyen cent? with
,d,s .SJ sGy five ssds he cost u ,hs ssdoa
$1,000 ie issS Il. r.. PERSON
paw sTnl[ fiaiDahs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

TN the matter of the SALE OF the kEAL ES-
i TATE of ELrfHALET CHICHESTER, deceased, Tor
of his debts In pursuance OF an order OF me
Surrogate of County NewYork will cause 70 10 sod
public suction a. Merchants Exchange IN the City 81 Newt
York Ninth day Of April 1856 At twelve os,Sch neon
described Real Estate Of Eiphaet Chichester,
late Of the CITY Newl decea'ed for tho Psymon, ~ me
debt, certain lot " ground situated In the Fon
Cherry street known by the street nnneer twenty Az
tzs bouI d.d souihery in on by Cherry street. norney Va
The by lately Of Gilbert deceased ese,y on
opa sid. BY stely belonging 10 Messrs Sman and
and westerly the oihet aloe Dy 10, NO ~
longing 10 William the beirs Of Nathaniel Brush and
10 Chichester containing In bre sdth on cherry
twenty in the rear tw IN
OF hundred and thirty feet be The came more
e being premises conveyed by John Lawrence and
Ann his wits TO Jessph Towers by deed bearing date the third
ay November ono hundred and slightly and
.ce of the Register OF the City And county Oh
Nsw.Yoik in Liber Al Of conveyaDees pace " ADD by IN"
sad Jo.eI Towers Ia due form OF law devised 70 n sep
dsusher Mary Rkr and by the heirs Of the said May hker
conveyed u Eli Chichester deed bearing date Tho hTst
day OF April 1889.
Also al that certain piece parcel Of land situate lying and
being the Fourth Ward Of the City OF New YORK. AID being
cart lot Of laud owned by the Mayor Aldermen
and Commodity of the City of New York, fronting ON Oah
said city and which contains two bundred ana ny
nine aud bali and bounded and butted fol-
NortLeJy by other land OF the said Inc Msyor Alder
men and Of the City of Nsw ten feet and
seven inches westerly by land Of persons unknown, nineteen
feet half nch souhsfy by other land Of phAst
ysyed BY deed bearing date tho twenty fourth day Of February
1882 Jacob VsnderoO twenty feet one inch and Que
the said parcel OF land above described
being coored pink certain nsp dated Ne see
rusry a. 1887 surveyed by John serei Cty surveyor
Ten per cent purchase money will be required TO be
raid .se and the balance when the deed ready of de-
rsi.rswTu WELCOME R. BEEBE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

NETWORK and ERIE RAlLkOAD.-oh
and after MONDAY Dec 81 ls55, and until further no
ee Passenger Trains will leave Pier ot Of DaAaest a. %'-
lcws, viz:
BUFFALO EMPRESS, at m. for Bnfao direct, without
change bassase At Hornensyle this tram 9ohee.s
Division. .,
MAIL AZ sI5A D. h< DuakiFk aBd Buffalo and hterrnedi
ate sop. Passengers this train Will resan night at
Owe 40 and proceed the next r3orins. . .
NEWBURGH EXPRESS s4 y n for Newoarsh drece'
without change OF carr s,, =,
ROCKLAkD PASSENGER, ct p m via suferns, for
Pirruont ard in,errnediste stations ~
WAY PASSENGER, st4 IA. for ohsVAle and intermsa''
stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS At 5p m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
FMORANT Of p M tor DunhIA AMI Buffalo aud ih'@-
mediate stations.
No Train will leave on SUNDAY -.
These express Trains connect a. Eluhrs with the ss ana
Niagara Fails Railroad Tor Niagara Falls al ButAo ar Dun
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &c. ~
-'''-'' D. C. McCALLUM Gerersi superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
DENYsYLvANTA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cite. WIN
Weser North. and South western States by cos
tnuous laws direct The Road also connects a. f'soaSn
with daily line Of 10 all ports In the western iH'e
and Cleveland aud Sanduky with steamers Ia al Po1 on
skes making the most direct cue t 400
reliable route which FREIGHT be Forwarded 70 ana
from the Crest " est. . ,r,rxr,,r,ou
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PlfIcbC hSh
s"sT cL1ss Shoes Dry Goods ua sc per 100
SECOND CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, DRY - ,On -
Goods, Tin bsies,) Hardware, Leather 'oe' per foV
Wool &c..........'.ss's
THIRD CIAss-Anys Begging, Bacon aud 6jc per 100 ID
Pork, tin hulk J Hemp Sc..............:)
FOURTH CLAss.-Cotee, Fish Bacon and sO, per 100 ID
Pork (packed,1 Lard and Lard OIL:
In shipping Goods from point east OF ee
tcuar 20 ara the package Via Pennsylvania IA A
Goods OF s Road at Philadelphia OF
Pittsburgh, will be forw srded without detention
FREISHT AGENTs-Harris Wormiey & Co, Memphis Tenn
r. B. Sass Co. St Lors J. 3. Mitchell Son, r." si.Vhle
Ind Dunn snl Bell Murdoch, and Carter Jewstt Louis
Will. XIV B. Meldrum, Madison, Ind Sprisman Brown
and irwin Co. Cincinnati N. w. Graham Co, ZnlesvIe
Ohio; Leech Co.. No n Klby.st. Boston; Leeea Co. We
Asor House Now-York No. William and No Bate
ryplsce EewYork; f. J. sneeder Philadelphia aAsrsw
Rooms Baltimore; Geo. c. Francscus Pittsburgh.
Yor further particulars or bills oflsdins apply 70
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn Railroad CO.,
No castor House, New York
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Philadelphia
II. }. LOMBAERT Superinte udent, Alsoons Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
ITHE Ew-YOrK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

Ire the following; $500
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Eiirldgs.
BALTIC, Csy;. Comstock. ADRlATIC. -,
These shs having been built BY contract expressly tor tne
has been taken IN their con-
strucfion also their enns insure strength and speed
.nd their accommodations passengers une1used for ee-
g.nce comfort Price rssse from New York 70 Liver
pool trstolas Sl50 IN second do to exclusive
sS5; from LiTeTpOo 10 New
Yot "a and 20 gness An expers need Surgeon attached 70
sseh sLp. No berth secured ui'll paid Ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

Fox Freight PSs.ssc tpply 70
EDVrD X. COLLINS, No. s. Wall-st., ". Y
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD Co.,
No 2 Austen Friars, London.
r. O. WAINWRIGHT L Co, Paris -
The owner VI these ships will be accountable fer gold
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones or setas an
les bills of sdns signed therefor and the value iaeIeof
therein expressed. ~ =, ..,.,.
Shippers will please take notice that The ss Of TINS me eenI
not ,arry ANY GOODS ooutIablnd of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYort, nonee " hereby gwen 70 All
r,,cns hsvine claims asanst MEYER ROSENBAUM late u
he CITY Of NewYork deceased to present the .as with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber the Office Of MOSES b.
MkcIAY Eco No 81 Liberty The City Of New Ycrt
y. n.cember lg1a JULIA ROSENBAUM, AdIn'x
al law6uloTu EAFTALl * kOSENF bbp, AL" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
NL KENNEDY Rorbuy discovered q our en-
mon pasture weeds remedy that EVERY KIND u HU.
MOI t,s q. s.i sT,g ISp re- ~. Ssvsr a
except both thunder huIor he ts row 70 s
twenty mil.s of Boston.
Two bottles warranted To care nursnf s'e moeA
One TO hires bc,dss vii The hind 81 paes on
Two or three bottle, vii clear the system Of bilss
~ bottles are ne worst eaassr IN ne
mouth and ,sornsch. -. ... II
erS. a ,os.s A.. warranted % eyre al humor IN
bottle. are vsn.ated running Of Tho cars and
blotshes among the hair.
Four bottles ~ssa led 70 cure eoap and running
Dc to,t.. viii cure .cLy eruptions Of sn-
Two bottles are srsted a cure ias sor'' esss "
No or tnree bottles axe 1s,ed he sespsssss
Thee % f NJ botTie. warranted e.: rbsum
f,e 70 boites VII 'ae wofsC ess- q seroaia
bere6t /. ysays .spersreed he 6-ss bottle and
perfect o,ed When the sbove q1aEo; Ahe1
Nohirg ools improbable those who have q vain eisd
Al. he wonderful medicines day ths' common weed
growing the pssure All along old .Ios walls 'ho Id cure
hacr hs. to start There Ifs .or AHds hams nor has
about t. sairins bar rot ye1rs 'sd6ied va
rso1s.nd bottles of he vicinity q Boston Anow s II
fleets Of 1t every IL slresdy !oos some Of The great
done Ass-sehaSesa gave IL 70 children
.tps .Lidr-r whose desh .oe and asbby resored
p-rfect state OF health By one butte.
no tsoss wno ave- ,ub,ee; sex be.dscse ono ~
svsys H. IL rves sres relief M estsrn and csInos
some vlo have taken esye been ,ove for Jea AID have
been regulated BY IL Where the toay souad .oTr. eass
e.y bn. there arr teranxepen II be f1noons OF
.r-r vii very M susr feelings but you mast not %
Alarmed hey always disappear from four Ssy, % -.ss
There bed result fIoI IL the contrary wnen 10,
feeling sohe you Will EEL yourself Ike ne. reson
heard The .neoSisn' Of -f evsr
nan listened
Manufactured By Do.L AID KENNEDY, No Id "sDes't.
RoIbury Asss. fnce al
Wholesale Axenfs Tor New Yort G. " Clio kENsh 20,
No al Bs.eay.s CHARLES II. RIS0, Nd lU brosdvsyi
A "a a % SANDS No IA William ct MARSH, ohVis 4
Ca No. iD Grserwish- BOYD 4 PAUL Shsnee<s..
WELLS Ca. No. IFS FrsAifn-st-; MckE5SOk, ROBBINS
A Co No rs MAIDEN lane, ILAVILASD, .HAARAL
RSLrY wrrru.t BARNES PARK, ~ Bsosd~nyi
WARD CLOSE L Co, AAjd.n lane; Mr.. HAY ~, Broct-
bn; and t sale retail ~ .esp~;shs prO~,s ss0ash
Get he ULson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT, COtninoncne hs'eh >, 49,
Passenger Stations Corner Brusdwsy and Cana-sl
in New. York. -. Corner 26th-st. and 4thav.
TRANS LEAVE w-NosE-FOr New Haven: T. N
tFx);l2u.;S (FIl $40 and y. For bndse1oH; - $
a n iE1) L m tE1l S:A. pm Fer MILFORD strstio'u
Fairneld Southport and uespor Il m ~ p
Fot Norr slk: m u L. Hx.) $50 5;5 y m fcf
Darien snS Greenwich: l2ri $3.50 ;: - P M rex
stamford: ss m (Ex): II ~ tE1) S2o, Sis = IN
For Pert Chester and intermediate stsnoas N ian'
CoNSrcrisc TRANs-Fcr Boston: s. N. lEI.l p n
CE1) For Hartford and spras6sle: a. N En y y m
n m tEx) For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Non.res
M Dr. FOR Canal Railroad: II u. 70 WessasId Fo'
New London Railroad; a. ~ n For housas0ne HAii
rad: g a M For Naugs,uck RAILROAD: e. N. p lEk)
For Daabur> and Eorw ak Railroad; q w., o. m. .
TRANS roR NEw-YoRx-Frum New Haven: $50 7, 30
s:is i:H l0SO m 5: so (Exl $50 lo:l N !E1) From
Ec-wsk G. 6:52 s:l. :o7 s. 50 EI 600 io;al NJ
~ gron Port Chester: $50 ga 1881, 9:@ :is IN >
ESQ p. JAMES II. ho'li sufrnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

NEW JERSEY RAiLROAD-FOr PHlLA-
~ DELPHIA snd the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express Lines: Leave Ns"'totA snd II
m aud and %. III 50; II IN, -; stopping 81 All
vsyefaors Through Tickets sold for CINCINNATI. snd
IL sou and the West and Baltimore W arlington, Nor
~ e. and throus b,sgage checked - Washinstop IN n
Ian M J. W WOODRUFF, Assistant Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

Il PORT and FALL RIVER The splendid and suporos
steamer BAY STATE, Capt ]. @ Jewett leaves New orr
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and sArU RDAY, az O'Clock
o m and EMPIRE STATE, Capt h. Brayton leave, New,
Sofk every MONDAY, WFpsESDAf and FRIDAY, at
O'clock r. from Pier No j. ~ H. heN tae bAt"y OOH
touc hing az Newport each way ,.u
Hereafter no rooms VIII be regarded ~ secured 70 any pp
cant until the same shall have been paid Ior.
freight Boston forwarded through win great dsPses
= VIZ BORDEy Agent. Nos 70 ard II Wessst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

NNIIE REGU LAR MAIL LINZ va otONiNU
Il TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW. BEOfOND
and TAUNTON-nlaud route without desy Change oi S@i'
or bagssse carrying she Eastern Mail ~, ~ s.
The ste.ncr c Vanderbilt csPt,in W. d. rr',es,
with The stooon and Providence and Boston and ProS-
denee RAlrssds leaving wYorI daily sandsy: snesPed'
AZ o'cIoct "a, and StobinsGa $50 or on The Arrival
OF The mail lAiu which lea, 20 Boston a. 30 m
TTs CONJODORr from S.w-Yort Monday, Wednesday
fndsy. FROM sonngtSn Tuesday, THURSDAY s-a sal
uriBy
ard Saturday from stoargOn Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday. - n,
dence bo.,rf Taunton Gd Ne~BeOrd IN the Express an
Train reaching ss places several Eo1rs III .dyae o. noI9 ~
other routes ard n srnre al the early nins nos
eci Meeting North and last Passengers that prefer remain
last de.ld AID save ,,onngoa me 7.So train %r
Providence. -,
Basssee Mater accompanies the Steamer and Irsn
For pa..sce kris staeroons freight sppy Pier No.
North R,el CT n he ofcs No. " battery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
11aper 6ansinss, &r.


DEMOVAL-FRANCIS PARES Il Go. have
III removed frsD np 81 Chemeer-ss 70
No so BROADWAY,
eossss WORTH srSEsv
Where nav be found The and best ssrotfocofo
DECORATIVE PAPER hASGiNpS,
-pi,Ibe Sr ste OF House Arch;eetae As,o every
etiee IN tie same l,Ee fer
CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS,
the REAso>Ablr rESN&
CPRING PORTATIOE, 1886.
so L OIL MON HART,
No 24S BRoApwaN OpPosirE rBs PssA
Are nov receiving from France
MEG RATlV PAPERS,
or NEW AND RiCH DESIGNS,
N raue gold atn velvet and wood limitations WITH ss'sess
&C. 70 correspond
Also,
CHAMBER AND OTHER PAPERS,
N xyIRY vtRIsrY STYLE AND PArrrA
Their stock Of
WINDOW 81 AOES,
o. THEIR NINuyAcfuES. AND
FPUOL STERY GOODS, CURTAIN MATERIALS
Ar.l FURNITURE COVERINGS,
Of this Spring. iu.po-sston slso full ard completely
Which oder boe-ie and retail such prices - 70 go
.-ts unusual II duet nenis ~ VuTebaser>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

TkEAT BARGAINS in MOURNING GOODS.
" VIM JACKSON, No 55i Broadway, .
s stteaton 70 the following lots Of Desirable
GQous
$50 pieces best quality Scotch GlNGHAMs, worth y
40 iaec.s lest quality French 0INGhAhS, wosh T.
SEQ nnects beet quality tr5uch CALICO, l., worth o.
40 pieces hne DELAlNES, ~, worth li9
30 pieces TAMARrlNE IL new article ...,>, 90, ~,
TUsrIhrr with a most superb stoci Of MOURNING SILKS
,rluSs Blsck Crs Rhine de Drain bersthea and
-, A.o second or halt Mourning, IN every style and
VIM JACKSON,
Successor to G. =. BsTtholomevg
No ISL Broadway, between SpnIs and frineest&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

- SHIP CoMPANY-Se II WL11sst, Phii ..a'
March T. ls56.-hOTICE 20 PASSENGERS and IMPOkr-
ERs-Tbe steamship CITY OF BALTIMORE. 2,t6i tons,
SO horseower Capt Rober; ei'ch INTENDED 20 resume
the sailing from LIVERPOOL for PHILADELPHIA during
the Mouth VI April she be got from The French
whom PERIOD Of service IL expiring
the precise date Of sailing be fixed n Will ap-
pasr in The Advertisements JOHN u DALE, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

'JNHE BRITISH snd NORTH AMEhlCAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM LIVERPOOL
Chef CBon Passage.
fecond CABIN Passage -
PRon LIVERPOOL.
Chief CABIN PASSAGE
Second Cabin Passage. oS
The .liIs t.an Boston call a. Halh-I
PERSIA Capt. Judkins CANADA CtfI bsnh
ARABIA, Capt J. Stone lAMfhlSA sapt Wleh"An
ASIA Cant T. g. Lott NIAGARA Capt. Ryre.
AFRICA Capt Shannon EUhOFA, CApL j. Le'eh
These vessels clear Shte Aot 81 is heso sieon u
stsrboard bow red Oh port-Sow go ~ ,s.e
CANADA, Lang. leaves bosop moanosu'y, rs - re-
ASIA Lott. leaves n ofs meuloses), ~ 80
.MEtTCA Rvrie leaves Boston Wednesday, NJ IL, 1850
aERIck Wclmnn leaves " York "Wednesday, NH " 1885,
ARaRIa or....leayes Boston Wednesday, Nh q. 1915
PERSIA Judkins.. Leaves y fors wednesday, hPi I'D
CANADA, Lang leaves Boston W edne1ay, hPi =
ASIA Lott . leaves " ednrsdAy, Ap'l Is, 1855
IMTRICA leaves Boston Wednesday, Apl Is la5
Berths not secured until paid for:
An experienced surgeon on board -, o,,
The these ships viii not Do accountable nor eod,
Silver Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious stones or des en
bills OF sd3ns GFned therefor and ne Vue rsfeos
therein expo sed.
T. CUNARD, No. Bowhns -ueeA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

In PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
s Comfy of NewYork notice s hereby gwen oil per-
.n. having claims against ANTONIO CARRiCobA, late OF
the CITY OF NewYork deceased TO present me SANE WIN
youc thereof the subscriber, at her fesdencs, NO
Canal corner OF sullivan the 6rst day OF May nea
90 Iaw6wTu HANNAH CARRIC0LA, AdministrartI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
ME0ifdl.

CLOVE ANODYNE TOOJ HACHb DROPS
IN. e.erueians tornents of Toothsche be speedily
relieved BY this reedy with Ju 10 Tho gums or teeth
seiiz solely upon the Eminent Denss have hsn
oniren OF I'D constantly recommend Il 20 their patsn
Prepared and for sale by A. b. D. SANDS Drusss1 no
leo fulton a. New. York. Sold by Dr.srTs g7neraiy
DIES, PILES, PlLES.-SlMPSONs cele
i bruted VEGETABLE PILES SPECIFIC, warranted 20
cne ia ali en-. -psyer fail be soen By The
eertscsres at the Principal Odee No SIS Broome st. New
Ynrh Soil BIZ al Druxgsis n the Uuted ststea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

NOR SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA ise
~ AID splendid sseanship oRiZABA. u l. nns,e-
pauth Commander, I'LL b. disp<teaed - N,o.e =. IL
ApTh ." CuAs A WHITEEY No bSwEsaueea
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
The SOminntionsE In Georgia.

The democracy of Georgia greets the action of her
representatives at Cincinnati with generous, hearty,
and enthusi site approval The Augusta Consttu-
tionalist says:
Through the length AMI breadth Of this Union,
wherever The telegraph line traver>cs the cheering
has been hcralded that the Hon james Buchan-
an, of Pennsylvania has received the nomination of
the National Democratic Convention at Cincinnati
for the first office in the gilt of the American people,
and the Hon. John c. Breckinridge, of Kentucky for
the second Office.
"As a matter Of course individuals, and perhaps
sections Of. or country, may have preferred some
other standard bearer in the campaign but all
cannot be otherwise than gfalifed with the sound
national democratic principles Ct the gentlemen Sc
| lecte the choice OF should be forgotten
| "These nominations will excite the dormant ener-
ges of the democratic party into iiie and revi
vify with electric quickness the hearts of The
of the people of the United States.
= From this hour until the closing of tue polls in
| November the democratic party must work not mere
ly to elect their candidates. but TO bury into fathom
less depths the of factions and srns parties
which have sprung up, with u ushE0Om precocty
throughout our land, and exerted such balefu infu
ences upon the principles and policy of the fathers o
our republic.
| 1--WE most cordially accept and endo,se the nom
inaton, and efforts shall be directed to promote
the election OF James Buchanan and John C. Breck
| inridse by all worthy means.
| THE roar of cannon, the shouts of millions o.
| reemen, bonfres, and iliuminali0ns, and every de-
monslratlon Of satisfaction, will characterize the
ception OF this gladdening intelligence Throughout
| the Union.
| .The Hon. John c. Beckinridge, who received
the nomination for the vice presidency, is of tht
able, eloquent honest, and fearless advocates of de
| mocratic principles in Kentucky, and one whose
voice in Congress in 1854 heard in favor Of ant
/ whose ote was cast Tor the Kansas Nebraska act
we throw the democratic banner TO the breeze
and call upon the sound conservative freemen of tn
land TO rally under its glorious folds"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
FOR SALE.
Valuable TurpenIine aud Farming Lands I'm
Com

E subscriber offers for sale his LANDS in Baden eoun-
ty, lying the northwest branch OF Cape ear hly-
at all times naVgabe There are are two valuable farms ad-
joining each other These lands viii be sold either Jointly
1000 upon which is an nexaqst5ie quantity Of the
best Of ma m portion o. ng he a9 a ay 6od
are not to surpassed by any lands the Cape Fear kiV
ar for the cultivation of cotton peas wheat potatoes
There is two good two-story dwellings, situated in a
healthy location with good water, the land together
with negro and other ouhouses sufficient for hands and
stock enough to cultivate the farms 80
The Turpentine Lands also very superior and, with
the boxes now under cultivation there be sixteen tasks
cut -. IL, ~
There also large quantity Of superior mill or mer-
ehantable Timber, within easy reach of the river
liberal credit, say one two, three or tour years. VIII be
given if desired with interest from date of purchase
Persons desiring purchase gain any information
desirable form T. G. Miller, Esq., in Wilnsington or by
applying the subscriber the premises Wno will take
pleasure in showing their location, &e;
Westbrook's P O., Bladen CO., N C,l
Feb. 29th Ie56.-[26-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20

ENCOUNTER WITH WoLF.-SOme two three
weeks since very large male wo f, driven by hum
ger from the forest, made his appearance in tie
gon of country in this county known as the Cross
ings Forks He commenced his helredations upon
stock and began to he great annoyance to the bus.
bandmen of that locality. At last young man
named Christian Beachy, who had frequently seen
his tracks in the snow, declared his intention to give
him chase if he him when he
(beachy) WAS on his ftvorlle horse few days since
Beachy, in company with another young man, also
mounted, beheld the VOLTS track in The snow Ii
was apparently just made, and dash after him was
at once determined ulon. The snow was two feet
deep, but nothing daunted, Beachy, his powerful
horse, plunged through it into the forest, followed
by his comp anon, who was unable TO keep up. The
wolf, finding himself pursued, dashed forwards but
the gallant steed of Beechy, ter chase OF half an
hour, bore him by the side Of the wolf Sprlnging
from his horse, he (being unarmed) caught the ami
NAL by the tail. Then battle ensued of fierce
character. The wolf snapped bis powerful jaws in
rage, but, by continually jerking him about and ad-
mnistering at every opportunity a powerful kick
with q heavy boot in the side he managed to hold on
unniured until the arrival of his companion, when
the erocous animal dispatched with well. l.aim-
ed blow from club Beachy is man Of great mus
cular power and courage, which enabled him 10 re-
tain his hoiG upon the wolf until he dispatched
When his companion arrived he nearly exhaust.
ed The wolf would no, have been so easily captur-
ed but being indscreet in his younger days. he had
put Of his feet in steel trap and thereby lost
the entire foot TO the first joint.
Cumberland IefeprQDh,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. ,
NG1s, n Cn1nl1H

7HEREAS, complaint upon oath has this day heen made
w two Of the Justices of the Peace for the State
and County aforesaid by P M Walker of the said
y, that certain male slave belonging to him. named BOB
formerly belonging to M g. Nixon, has absented himself
from his said masters service, and supposed to be lurking
about this County committing of felony and other mis-
deeds: These are, therefore ia the of the State
afosadto command the said slave forthwith to return home
General Assembly such made and provided intimate
and declare that the said BOB does not return home and
surrender himself Immediately after the publication of these
presents kill destroy the said slave
by he they may think fit without
tion impeachment of any crime offence for doing
and without neurrng any penalty forfeiture thereby
ivca under hands and seals this 3st day of March,
1856. w. n. PEDEN, [Seal.l
JAS. Il. MILLER, TSeal.1