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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11
JOE PERMITTING.
NOTICE TO YEARLY SUBSCRIBERS.

We shall. this week. present bits ." oar yearly sub
s.ri5.rs, Tor The years su's,f op, NAuvANcE. All
who do not wish 10 pay b, the year, aisee can be
supplied by the carriers At ecuts wees payable
every Saturday.
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SIT. CHARLES HOTEL,

Lessee of this erected and Adi-
ray adapted HOTEL takes pie in announcing to
the public generally especially arriving or
departing the Portland harf thatthis house Is nov com
ready for the accommodation OF Guests
Every bedding and indeed the building
with articles expressly manufactured
for the house.
situated ST. CHARLES is immediately at the landing
principal shipping poiat for louisville where nearly
all first arrive and from whence they de-
part West aud SOUTH his house affords
and comfort to heretofore experienced a.
this point.
establishments TO command liberal share of public patron
intends deserve it. The House with tts
grounds shady and general
transient house IL hall be Kept
Hotelhcking OF the essentials of such
n establishment.
MR J. REDDfSG. well known to the travelling public
connection with Hotels in Louisville
i'll the general management of the house.
The patronage of the public respectfully solicited
y3I-t W. W OWEN, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

2s7-The Bowling Green arrived from Green
River yesterday, where she has been detained
several days beyond her regular time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

CIFrhe Adelia AMI SeventySix arrived
from above Yesterday evening. The 30" was
aground in front Of the city at dark.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

CO. The Oyster trade IS brisk, with an in
creased demand Messrs. Mcbride and Co
hant are sellingat i PEI can; warranted to be
''corn fed!'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

~ ST. Louis boats in port at Cincinnati on
Saturday were demanding 4 cents per ham
dred, 81 per bbl for whisky, and - for horses
cabin passengers Slu and deck 50,
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city All Of The goods the latest styles and
own selection Every be suited. Gentlemen
wanting any CT wearing aPrare have his order
nrsun the hest of werkmen. ard
wark viii he found in interior that of the
aostftthtonabIe establishment in the larger cities.
oetes- D. ). ANDERS IN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

An INTELLIGENT VoTER-The New Alba
ny Tribune, says good Democrat appeared
at the engine house in that city on Tuesday
last, while the judges were at dinner. and Of
tered his vote to some of the boys who
We're sitting around the stove one of them
sock the vote and asked his name, ''John Col
by. replied the voter, John Colby oilers ms
vote" says Mark John Colby has voted y
replied Dick, as be placed the ballot in the
stove Tanks you, St.entemen." said the
voser, as he bowed himself out Of the house,
ncIfec.IV satisfied that he had elected the
Democratic President. lie could not be in
duced oy his friends to go 10 the polls again,
uniformly replying, "Isbe vote once"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

AUCIIONEERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
md aseaL EsIA &c Esrokers,

HAFING leased Ter of years and fitted the
uld Court iouss OF Main Third Streets
prepared receive for sale
sale all kinds merchandise household
furniture. horses. huFglts. etc. csc.
Cash .i7anoes menIE when required.
Regular sales rausday, Thursday Saturday
cing o'clock, A NJ Also Tuesday Wedn esdaJ
and Friday ghts. at early gas light
SALES OF RE NJ EsTiTE.
The first Monday ofevery month. at t0"'coek A. ".
Haviss provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville evutatnng all En and be-
evina will rs all concerned.
she Mo dday of Every mouth the sale
sz Eststc III those wishing sell rulues
hand Ia their lists time the public
The patronage those having Houses Lots or Lamb
for eSar public private sale. respectfully solicit
ted. jyf5 W0OLSEY NELSON. AUet's.
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DEFY GuOnN II aVOTa-Nt

USr and sid be sold auction a Ave
- JJais. regular sale DAYS gen
raj Of by Clouds. Notions
consisting in part Of Brown and Beachd she ting
ShirLiugs Sttinets Gas Coatns tiannels Blankets
Je4us HesInS. Hioves, AIits. Spool InRsads Linrys
MeriRes. ShaSls, SusPenders &c.
AISo:Fabes PJeket Catrlery. JeWery aad atches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Kazors Pins Needles
AceOrdeons aud Giles
mention WOOL~EY & NELSON.
noyI Aueuoueers.
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COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS.

PtrrsBuRG, Nov. 10.
River inches ami ct stani. Weather clear and
i.
CINCISNATI, Nov. 10.
River falling slowly. Weather clear and cool.
tENc,NNAAI, Nov. le.
Flour dull at s. 5h@j 81. Whisky zee. Wheat dull
at 81 1s@I 10 for rel aud 81 20 white. Germ five
cents lower. Groceries activ, and unchanged.
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i:Y ANsvILLE AND CRAwFoansyEI.LE r. r
VALUARLE Lamb FOE SAIE.

FESR following Tracts of Land offered sale:
The south half section eight 81 containing three
hand red and twenty The southwest quarter of
ton m containing hundred and sixty
Ind the souhwest of section eighteen Sl
t9nnx hundred and ninetYReven all lying in
To~nshn x south of range eleven in Vanderburg
county. Indiana
The above Lands have been surveyed and
orty will be sold pur
p pplv to sep2s G. VI. GRIFFITH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11
PAY YOURTAXES FOE 1s5e.

n
TEIHE Tax Duplicate city Evansville for 1885, -
q in nv hands and gnder the instruction Of the
collect prior to the first Monday In Nos
vebr 1885, AS there is but little time in whieho do the
business will the necessity OF calling
the Council has decided to take excuse
Collector Office Holm Hughes On
Main street.. j. WESLEY HUGHESs COLLECTOR.
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE SALE OF BxY GOODS

al AJCIION.
EETE will sell Auction sale Rooms. this day
VS "a O'Clock. alarse stock DRY GOODS. eOnssting
in Satnutts Cas-, Cloths Twee-s FlanHels.
Pilot Cloth, MohIlr CGatng Alpcas. Figured Luslres
tium Over10ats lambs COL Hose Half Hos Muslin
Linen Tbe Cloth, Merino shirts and Drawers. Silk Hand
kerehes Pins Needles Con Brushes SPOOL and Linen
Thread. Irish Umbrellas. CottDnades shaw Is
great variety Fancy Articles.
Terms eesh AO0LSEN & NELSON.
Auc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

YER @ liant TLOR,
MAIN STREET. BUILpIxGs. .EARLY oPPosIrE THI

new BUILpINGs. sEARLY OPPOSITE TUE
BRANCH BANK.
HAVING takea one OF the block of
x pe~ huildiass on Main street near W alter
am now ready to rscoIve calls rom old
and new customers. Offering them the
richest qu alitIes . goods ever opened IN
Evansville fol- Gentle men 5 wear. an
being ready to make them up by order
in the most FASH enable styles and war
rantei 20 Mt Among my new goods rust
received. will be fonnd the FINES
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. RICH
: Est VELVET, SATIN AND SILK
VT-zsrTNGE cfa-ad for sale IN
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100000 DOLLARS!
APPROXIMATION FRIES.
s2Ol 900
3.2So prizes amounting ts-...-- .-SSO tOO
z Who Tickets sIuIIalves. s5-Qaartsrs. s21z. -ka
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


OO ding
placed ~aeel fhe dss z6 prits are plaeee in
and prize is drawn the other wheel
55S d aS az m: r1 'A
aar to those rw i%s t @ a p 5ns M
entitled to the 81 approximation prizes according to the
sV1, Prizes he determined by the arare
the NUN the - 600 prize with No T.
all che tskess where the numts sad in V Il be entitled
where number ends will be entitled $40
INDUCEMENTS TO Gibbs.
by this Que in every ten is ggrantied to
tn folio wing which istne RISK on them.
II that they draw guaranteed
Certiacatss Of Package Whole sec~
. ~ Hat ..-...-........ 50
-..,"., 10 ,artsr H., T.. .,o =, "a
va a sey net 81 IT. h %sa shs ~
80 he ~. oIr m r. ebanc far H. iaryrI YES
and Qaarter pack grs 10 nF.ror,i.en
address for the fckets ordered rseep which they
The list drawn number and Prizes will be pur
Ppehas~r vii pe, write s6air signatures plain
and give their Post Once. cogo5y and state
thatev Prize is drawn and payable in
az All prizes OF 81 and under raid Immediately
the prizes the usual time OF thirty days IN
'u All TeS'1.S confidential
Prize Tickets cshsd renewed in other tickets at either
Orders for or Certificates can be either
novs,f 3 ssWAS NS 48 asr3n' Ala OF
vHVEAS.-zoo half chests and Caadies Gunpowder
perial. Young Tyson and Black Teas. red and
| for sale by ort27 PRESTON BROS.
50 Black SILK. all Widths reed and for
| - ~ sale very low ~ oc6 j H MAHHEE \ Coz
NEW BuOA&.
yENHE Hills Of shatemuc by the author of the Wide Wide
Never too late to Mend by author Peg Wellington
and Charlie Johnson. Just out -
| sly C0urship ana its Consequences hy WHOM.
| New supply Of DTef.
| Le,Iie's tazette Of Fashion for October.
/ Fasquelles French course
Pitcher Physical Geography just reed and Tor sale
DObbLL q LISTER.
SOFT HATS.
EHv our Fall ARRANGEMENTS ready make
order will al rays keep hand ali kinds, ecors
Hats Our in line sneh
that welt made and good be
the world We have and win continue
s' sep fsosu % ""A' vAUTIER & MARooNNIER.
(tOFFEE.-OO Prime rec'd per ansaw Travel
a. er. and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
EAREss qualities and styl les cheaper than the
| ~ cheapestat oettl MchISNE1 ..
srHOES-A large lot of ladies', missis and children g
octsi ios' receive 'i''' MCKINNEY
CNuNNN BAtss-I5. COO heavy 21s busheI for sale BY
SE scts 2 GtLRERT 4 co. Syeamore street.
STARCH -4nhoxes Wheat Starch;
- 100 hays assorted mum Der Shot. received by
railroad and for sale by oct2l * D HEM ANN
STAR CANDLES boxes all sizes ful weight star
- candles. for sale ~ 5. e. GILBERT d CO.
octs sycamore street
i / boxes Ro@hng Tin; 2eo boxes s. G. Tiupiate;
II casks ne case Sheet Copper; -
sep2s 90 0'RP'' '''''N4'' i'' anu '0 SAMUEL ORR.
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RI o BAL rs funny bags s'Is by
Z rs sepZ7 JOHN BCR TlS-
asouHA-TLR CoOPKh,s r,E2oass Jus: reed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

SEAMLESS BAGS 10 bales extra heavy for sale Iy
aty5 GE's FOs lEk 4. GO.
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COpARTNERNHFP NOTICE.


TENHE undersigned this formed copartn
under style and firm of A. J. Colburn Il Co.,
the stock and stand the firm of Colburn
Hershterger will the liabilities the sale firm OF
Colburn Herhter and alone authorized setts
the business the ANDREW J. COLBURN. ;
y25-tf JONAS COLBURN
HNtNDLFS.- boxes Star. Opal and pressed summs
augI2 GEO. FOSTER & 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11
CInER YINEGAR MANuFACTORY

CIDER VINEGAR MANDATORY.
TTTE undersigned wish call the attention OF tbs
w wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers IL
general featuring ar
tfce of CIDER VINEGAR which will sell competF
with Gin Pittsburgh prices Give as call fst
trial all we ask. MEKOER GiLFnkD
n B-The nsanufsetory is situated the Of Fourt
aud CANAL streets. Lamasco city. jyl-dAwly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

A&ORDAssE--ee coils MeniI ans f4ts. all
~ sale hy n3y3 geo. POSTER co.
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EsOOTS AND SHOES.

AAU stock and shoes in the Wholesale trade.
~ no On hand and Merchants from the country will
think we'll give call before purchasing Ell e
where stock composed of variety of Boots
>hos made ~ tie most popular manufacturers of Ne'
England. many OF thrm TO OUR OwN ORDER.
invite she trade call and examine themselves.
sep17 heREA d " Ella Fosters Block.
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SALES
SALE OF EsN DEESKsCKGH COUNTY
LAMB AT AUCTION.

an Tuesday the 18th of This November 1856 clock
~ p NJ, Woolsry Il Nelson's Auction Rooms, Evans
vile; will sell to sac highest bideer. that tue of
iahi the SkeIorn place. bong the n Or Sec
Q: 10 W; three miles from EVanssille, adjoining
the Of Hscaacsv lie the aud less than halt
mile tn the Il c. straight K. on
the Fast aud containing great of both timber
fire wood
This tract wiz be sold in foRr quarters of 40 acres each
the SOuthw 10 having improvement Of ~
i nd y rthwest 40 Improvement OF Thoat
This rd opportunity for small farms market
gardens aud why Yards the city.
FEnMs:- payable 60 days alter date Of sale without in
with rity. The remaining 3
interest note and mortgage waIv
relic laws The title is question able and
deeds win he given.
Also at private sale chiefly on long credit fine grain aud
stock farm of Ito miles Railroad Station.
in Racine county. Wisconsin For further part ealars.
apply to the Auctjoneels
poT5 awdkw JOHN INGLE. JR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

T. RTHTIS & J. FILE MING.
ASTHOLESALE retail dealers in Leather. Hides
Bspk sep26
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HNRANCIs FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully fns
form Che Evansville vicinity they hay
their extensively known Ball.
house in this place. where they will sn
all kin ds of Domestic and imported
Their assortm of Tobacco an
Cigars every variety and brand IL cent will Be
by giving CALL wewarTant to
esIl at city prices call and examine. aug23-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

STAR GNANGI.Es.-25 all full weight
- dies for sale y 5. e. GILBERT & co.
street.
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CNUNNN RAssS-I5 coo heavy 2Is busheI for sale by
az scts e GILBERT & CO.. Sycamore street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

Ia bend the silver bow with tender skill,
Wa 10 void 81 pain the silent arrows XII.
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SSsHORS-A large lot OF ladies' misss and children g
- Shoes received this morning by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

Importer of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
DEALER
Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela & Reetifed Whisky
= q AS removed from. his old
2 Water streets where he invites his friend
ana customer. TO c1il. sepl5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

ONE DOOR ABOVE CRESCENT CITY BUILDING.
STAFFORD has just opened Grocery and ProvisicR
Store Main above. where he will be plersf
ed HIS friends and the public generay and he
strict attention business inertia liberal share Of
public patronage. my3l-lY
- Is bxs German Soap; rs bxs Palm Soap;
rs bxs Star Candles; IS bxs Extra Tzllow Candies
iustr cd y my28 T. r. COOK SON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11
destructive Fire.

New YORK, Nov 10.
Four stores on Warren street, occupied by
Ilayelwall & Rysby, John M'Creery Il Co., j.
A. Sweetzer Il Co., HaIsted, Brooks Il 20,
were burnt yesterday morning. together with
a large stock of dry goods. drugs, &c. Loss
S6Uu,UOO, which is nearly covered by insnr-
tnra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11

THvEAS.-200 half chests and Caades' Gunpowder I'M
peraI. Young Tyson and Black Teas ,ast re q and
for bv PRESTON BROS.
a. y PCS Plain widths, Just reed and for
~ - sale very low Ky oc6 ! H. MAGHEE & CO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-26
: HORRIBLE OccuRREKcE.-

Ayrrr C.r.srRoPHE. HORRIBLE OcCURRENcE.-
We are named to learn from the Petersburg Express,
that on Saturday evening last, the usually moral ana
respectable cockade city, was the scene OF ter
rble occurrence, involving the faying alive. butch
ering and eating up of two very respectable and
worthy citizens of that place. Messrs. J. w. Syme
and A. D. Banks. MIR. Syme was about fifty years
of age: Mr.. Banks perhaps about thirty. This lear
fol tragedy took place at Phoenix Hall, between the
hours of and 10 o'clock. and although witnessed
by the police and large concourse of citizens, no
effort was made to prevent it. but on the contrary
every fresh act of arocy was hailed with shouts OF
applause and encouragement.
The unfortu ,ate gentlemen were the authors and
agents of their mutual destruction. Mr.. Syme was
the editor of the Petersburg Intelligencer, Know
Nothing organ, Mr. Banks was Democrat and pre-
sided over the columns of the South Side Democrat
hence all the difficulty. By pre-arrangement they
met upon the stand at Phoenix Hall and commenced
the work of death, Mr.. Banks skinnng Mr.. Syme
for one hour and fifteen minutes, the latter bearing
up with great fo@tude and an occasional wry face.
1t next became Syme's turn and he commenced skin.
ming Banks for similar length of time. The main
battle being thus over they occupied themselves tor
half an hour in swallowing each other and succeeded
SO efectually that the friends of Mr.. Banks we're
totally unable to perceive the slightest vestige OF Mr.
Syme and those of Mr. Syme said that there was not
even button of Mr. Banks coat tail left.
1t is barely possible that there may have been some
optical Illusion and that these gentlemen only appear
ed to swallow each other, and thar the skinning was
only in pckwckian way. They have rumour
that man about MIR Symes size was seen to take a
snfter for the good of his 6 wholesome" late thai
evening, and it is even limited that Banks Was not in
visible. Either these latter appearances were deu
sve or there was some mistake about the orgina
story of the sknning and eating up, Their respec
tive papers came out yesterday morning and neither
of them in mourning, but with the names of TIT
skinned and eaten men still fourishing editors,
remarkable manifestation of the spirits.
prosac, matter of fact person hints that Bank
and Syme had some sort of bet or challenge be
tween Them involving public discussion of part,
politics, which came off above, and that the ira
gedy is merely owing 10 the exaggeration of excite'
partzans.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-26
From kansas.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 19.-Governor Geary delivered a
brief inaugural address at Lecompton on the 1Ith.
He deprecates the continuance of strife caused bv
illegal and unusthable Interference of the citizens
of the other States, premises to do justice irrespective
of party. He expects obedience to the laws of the
Legislature till they are repealed.
A proclamation issued on the 18th ordering
the volunteer militia 10 be discharged, and command
ing armed bodies to disband or quit the Territory
Further from kansas-MOOre Bloody Work Re-
CHICAGO, Sept 22.--Dates from Lawrence Kansas
to the 18th, says: Twenty. eight hundred Mis-.
sourians reached Franklin yesterday with design
Of attacking Lawrence. Our advanced guards came
III collision last, night and three prosavery men are
reported 10 have been killed. Governor Geary in.
terfered ordering the Mssourians off which the latter
fell back franklin. Gov. Geary this morning
disbanded the 'rufians' under general Reed acting
as territorial militia They swear that they will
have hood however. Our citizens have enrolled
themselves territorial militia, and collision is
feared. Col. Harvey's Free Stale regiment fought at
Hartford yesterday and victorious. Three pro.
slavery killed and five of Harvey's men
were wounded. Subsequently the whole of Harvey'S
force captured by the United States dragons y
ST. LOUIS, Sept % Additional advices from
Kansas report that Ger. Lane, with hundred and
fifty free state men, was moving toward Nebraska
The movements of the balance of the free state army
were unknown,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-26
. For the Journal
Oemocfauc Anu Know Nothing Mass Meeting in

OF the journal.
Democratic Anti Know Nothing Mass Meeting n
Arson County.
Pursuant to a meeting held in Wadesborough, on
the 9th inst the delegates from the different pre-
cIncts assemb ed at Lanesboro', on the 10th inst
On motion of H. B. Hammond ESQ, COL joseph
White, was called to the Chair and ]. B. Twitiy,
appointed Secretary.
On motion of DR.. VIM. l. Terry, the Mineral
Spring Camp Ground, eight miles West of Wades-
boro' was selected the place for the Mass Meeting
and the both of October, Thursday as the time
the festivities to continue for two days.
On motion of H. A. Crawford, Ed, it was
Resotved, That there should be provided boun.
iful barbecue and to which every person should be
invited, and all parties Delcome end that the ladies
are particularly requested to honor Nth their pres
enCe.
1t was also unanimously
Resolved That the press OF North and South Caro-
lIna without distinction of party should be ,ested
TO join the occasion.
The Committee of correspondence consists of w
r. Leak l.. ID. Bennett, w. w. Wilkins, Hugh A.
Crawford, Nathan Beverly, Esq and Col Jas. White.
1t was
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Wilmington Journal, and that the
Democratic and Anti-Know Nothing papers copy
A large number of distinguished speakers both
IN this State and South Carolina, will be invited to
attend And from present indications the meeting
will be one of unusual interest.
| JOSEPH WHITE, Chairman.
j. b. TwITTY. Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-26

MONUMENT TO Mr.. MADIsoN-The Richmond
Dispatch abiding to the fact that hitherto tbara
was no monument TO mark the resting. place of the
illustrous Madison, expresses its qualification unnn
seeing at the establishment of Mr.. ]. w. Davis Of
Richmond, beautiful plan for an appropriate monu.
ment to be placed over the grave of James Madison
which Mr.. D. is executing at the expense of some
liberal and patriotic gentlemen of that CITY and
State. An unknown lady lately called upon Mr. D
to contribute fifty dollars to the object The Dis.
patch says:
This is gratifying evidence of the interest felt
in a mark of respect to the memory of Madison
which ought to have been paid by the State itself
peclaly Madison was not included in the gropn
of the Washington statue. The reason for not in.
Guiding Mr.. Madison in that group as is we'll known,
was SIMPLY that the designs embraced only the men
of the Revolutionary era''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-26

The Herald of Wednesday says that we have been
deceived about the identity Fillmore and Fremont
electoral ticket in Indiana. If so, we will cheer.
fully admit 1t, simply remarking that the state.
ment to this effect went the rounds of the press fol
weeks without contradiction. From the showing in
the Herald ii would appear to be erroneous. Tbus
matters stand with the lights now before us. -
What will be the next development" we are unable
to say Without wishing to deny that the statement
In tine Herald coniradcts the reported identity in the
tickets referred to- We sill remain under the impress
ION that there is something behind which vii,
shortly come out.-We will see
With reference to Pennsylvania, the case is different
4"sre' on the battle ground between Democracy and