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NEW SERIES.--NO. 318
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
JUST PUBLISHED, BIZ TIE
HOWARD ASSnCIATInN phIIAnrT RHIa

ID OPOkT On sFkRMAT0RRHGA. or Seminal weak
II mss ImpOtenes, the Vice Of OnsEiSn AzstuTbasa
or and other Dtseases OF the Sexual 0TEass,
with an count OF the and decepcns Quaehs.
ami valuable Advice 70 the Afflicted. BY 6k0. CAL
HOUN, y. D., CONSULTING SURGEON Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Phi adephia, Pa benevolent Instftusisa
established by special eoowment he relief Of the ss
and distressed sniced With VTRlent and EDidsmis
eases copy OF the above Report b sent By nail
(in sealed envelope FkEE OF CHARGE on the receipt
TWO STAMPS for postage. Address DIR. GEO. Z. CAk-
HoUN, No South NINTH St., Philadelphia, Pa.
ssptS0-dSm
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Land Tor ) ale.

7 OFFER for sale t5O0l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
4 or LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike -
ROa seven mlies from Columbia and f)I bit. Plea
AIT, being yartOf the tract lcB, de-
This Land Is equal superior 70 haury county
Is su waJered lhe celebrated DeVers spring nenR
the part oaered Tor sae) tmbered and well mprOvel
There are on the premises beautiful budlng sIJ,
fronanx the turnpike 4nd the eOnteu plated Rail load.
will b. Iiyiied SUIT purchasers or sod q body
for farther inf5rm4ton tply 10 me At AshWOod on
Msury county, tennessee.
auyil-u BUOlDc } POLh.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

corner Skin and walnut streets, Cincinnati
1'HE COURSE OF STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION Is
thorough ard practical embracing all that requisite
10 Ct young for the active duties OF The Counting Room
among which Book Leeprg By Dorb Eniry Commercial
Calculations Pennmsnship Commercial Law Mercantile
Forms and Cores spondence, receive special attention
The former Principal, K. p ICON, having sssoca ed with
him J. Allen, lsq late Presdenr Of Farmers College
partner, regular series Of Lecture vii be given by Mr.
Aen in the College ectnre Room Tarous topics con
necIed with Mercantile ScienceeTnbracing the subjects
Commercial aw, iical Fconomv in its aspiration
Commercial an Currer cy Commercial Geography History
OF the Conuar 81 stem Of EnrOps aud America,
the charscte ristics of American Commerce, &c
other lectures will also De e;ssonsly s,s by eminent
lecturers.
T. and from to P NJ.
TEEXs kor fGl coure, including lectures .ela
For Pennmanship, per month. ............. 8
nov11-6md6W BACON L. ALLEN, PrfnSipaI
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A. C. & "A. B. BEECH,

A. G.. & A. B. BEECH,
No. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
VA N szs y n W n IL a ne
lave nov In sore a very large amount Of New and
Il Desirable Fal and wiuter Goo s, dire from the
hands q importers and manufacturers al of which have
vile for purposs nIgng = wal certainly do well
10 cal 4ni examine stork before masing their pur
eh&ses, determined 20 sell At the lowest figures.
Silks.
Rich nounced Silks Striped Brocade ChIutI FloGnce;
Jaspa d"
NeE style stripe and PLAID silks Of all kinds
Fine nix Rrpt sni Armio SilSs fDr mourning:
Aisrge stock PLAN brE Silks Of the best makes in all
Cashmsres and DeLsnes.
Our stock Of Wooden Dress Good ehraces evrrvthing in
this lire tine n~h rigd D. LAne>, ne a. C.shmere-
81 wool DeLsues (giainl in al oo'-s be ,utiIl ahad
Tch Meri no. fne Blk Mrrino, also PHl bfS DeLanes
pins best make. fine bpk Hon azne and Alpaccas sI
pr.ces eJId aud b'k Cobsrgs Cloths.
,llaks and ShavIs
Of every stve ol,th Velvet aud Noire Antique, Stella
,ordrr sa@is and scarf Long aud square sasWs, plain
az aud DraO 10.
Lace Goods
Fine Val rsoe se,ts;
- Collars ne stvle:
Frrrel, needi--wlrk Q ars trimmed;
New -tye tmb'd Mos ia S.tt;
E1hd Linen sets Emo Jtclnet 'oIars and Sleeves
orue most b-'ut' -tyle. Enbd rr,vsing SETS
LAIi-. fpe Hemstich and tmb'i II md rs,
Eu.b Skir's nes styie 20 ds fIT SS,rt;
hair Cio'h. article iras Cloth for skirts;
HoopeI HAIR Iirts. nlain Domestic 10 ID Skirts.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Best make Kid ul ives (Ltdes and Gentemeu'sE
Ladies stlN, "a hmere Lisle thread seAyer and Raw
riE o. cvd Gluy-s
WOODEN Kid ami Buck Gaanuets;
Ev-ry description 6enuenen's @ owes and GAunt-
lets;
Mis.rs' Beave- Gloves for School:
BIZ Raw SR II tse, p'ain and aseced;
8.'k CAshmsrc and Worsted iose-iadies and misses;
Very superior lot Ladies ard Misses Greg English
Large 10, childrens worsed Hoss, and GreciAn Boots
Gd 'ntAnis
Al eolo-s sast-rn Knitting Yarns;
Grey sh ,ker Yarn.
Gontlsmen's Furnishing Goods
Bl'k and Farov French Cloths
Ti1e Fancy Dbie Nh sreach OassImeres;
64b'k Dleskin Cassiufres
Plato B.us aad BIZ Double Englsh Cashmere, new
Beautiful ae'd Velvet vesting;
Eiegant io r--dy made Shlrts and Shirt Collars;
Ready made men Shir' osoms,
0suteq en's N+tt under-- h .rt- and nraweus,
Plain ard anbed Sits shirts and Drawers;
Ladies Nett WoH AMI Nerno Vests
House Furnishing Goods.
TGb'e DamaEk, cry variety:
I4nea T1v-ls, Napkins an su-ksbsek Dlsnsrs;
Marsei.es ohts Lineu and Domestic shsetng;
Pillow Il p Linens an I Domestic.
Carpsts and curtain Goods.
We htrs On hand very heavy stock Of cAFPets--ths
1est Akrs . ply aud ply Osrpe Tapestry ard Vel
vst Cupct somr beautiful Ia vevs and Tapestry, hns
Velvet kus eiegan. les raror Mats Of all tnd-,
ripd Ia sttes, 81 lace ant MnsaF Curain,
Er broidcrrd n sa in The piece. cornces, Hns, Enf
sands q most bsauuiu styles Snp', Loops ard her
trnuinEu 90 nsfch. Thosl having small roous 10
can be su pd sith Of Carpets Vey redured
prcra Vrry large sosk ~ Zoe B-d BAnket. hie and
s-sy Negro 9Anaets aad Arse travelling slanEsls snd
Slaws OF si kadS Nvgro oIothing oi Ailknts, Wagon
Se,tss - College street.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
FOR SALE.

nNE o. tAe rst desra le IN the vicinity e
" Nashv L. IN. aliatD turnpike, lnl full view Of
the city, between .-drI and Br wnsyil-, an in few
mnu'fs walk ~ he Pub "a The improvement con
sst Il COtag- with roons and rvalts' Ds. milk
house, carriage haUs' stsblss, he s. C with vel -,
never "a Ing ex I'll water t~eHtytr-e fet in dep h.
There a'so grOwibg order choice scl-etlon Of
nearly 500 ruiJ 4 almost lind, an stra7 ber-
res Of The cho varieiss Rrsp-s, .vergreens, 'os
&c The pace contains IN rte OF he very b.
den Ian l. VIII ch ran be yided Wb three SIX
tf1I OF. with pent, gsrin al 70 each i IN he
be loc ion a vicinv, ne ~ convenient 70 le W7le
and m lie school ana -ch ttvilbe sold altogether
or even acres with all ghr imprOV WenIs II mined ate
appIcat o. d \ great ryln Wi be given, u a cash
or pro up lime pureha ,er IN mmed ts poss ssOn
For and - desirable home, ra N ths
prrro ses al once or 10 -. Z. NO u,
drc5-tf No College teet
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TOMOUSE KEEPERS.

TIVE Subscribers respectfully call the atierii o. Howe
their is composed all Of which they eEdesvor sell
koR CASH ITrrLE lower han Il err competitors:
COOKING STOVES o. ali sizes q Wrought Cast lro
Tor Coal or Wood.
HEATING STOyTs, OF various patterns and siss., fer
Coal Wood.
FURNACI 3, for heating public Buildings Stores Ae Go
in the most eeunom cal manner.
CRATES our stock OF Crates Is unusuAly KcOd and will
upon The opening Of navigation be mace eorpte by Nd
dtons from the celebrated msnufActOry Of JacksOn New
York, and others
COVERED DISHES, We have e full supply, suitable for
Hotels private families &c, ali At very small advance up
FASTER prices
OYsT K DIshEs. Copper Birgins. Tea, CsHss Pets,
TTns GrrcGue's Nurse LsEp5 and great variety Of
ticles of b. ok Tin Of the best quality.
WATERS have large assortment OF al erH Of sls
CANT patti
FIsE IRoNs e ovels, TonRs a-d Poksrs, all qualltisS
FIRE iR0N STANDS handsome patterns.
PLATED CUPS, SpoOrs, Fork, Tea Cups, ke.
GOAL sCUrrLks lion ami Copper, Plain and ornamsz.
tsl.
OAsTNRs Plated, Brit,ania &c, &e., with Gu. Glass
Cast Bottles.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Il is intention to keep hand full assortment Of
orticles required 10 House Ke ping and to he enabled to
have Eraest variety Of the most tasteful goods
have selected ups ards of Tt OUSAND DIFFERENT AR.
TICLES, al useful n Hou'e Keeping elegant Mantle
Ornaments whch will rec eve eAry In Dteemier. and
which Aduraby adapted Tor CBEsTNAs or NV YEAR
GiFrs. (nOy2ol MACKENZ WILSON.
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COOP ER'S
PFrINEn sHFFT AND SHRED IsIEGLAss.

TOR ANC NANCE, TABlE JEl LIES &C A prime
l. srueie Confecioners, HoIe ana Family use TO be
oataned with drecous for un2 Of tie principal Gro-
GERS a ID nFugg sts throughout the United STATES.
nov20-SuP PETER COOPER, NSNg York.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF Nd.
'"a To ssl',%Is:' =, 2: NJ hasardAy, Dec. 27tA'

tesi6 ITrss, ansanfns lfii4e
Nhs,ss ssss halves ei0i oaarteFs. So kights a. -
EE- Al orders icr tsetsts pSekaFes II say q ne
Mary Lsttsrcn. s recsiFs pfpt sttsnlca nna n
tFasnE mstlsd 10 az purchases IL me6nteT ares h
Adarsss T. n. hlhhAkr Z Co,
Ne. 8 fAyssls street, e. Dux. Ne. -
nega3-aas nAHinara. MaFslzna.
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Havana Plan Lottery.

I Bg AHihOritg of the State of Georgia.
ASPER COUNTY &C nEpG LOI.
TERY -CLASS2 2, 10 he drawn NJ CoScgRT Hail. Maron
&. undert sworn superintendenee Of Cot GBoRoS NJ.
LosAS ami G. ANDEhsoS. Ia on saturday, I3Gh
bee, 1856
SATURDAY SMALL sCuEME
$1,000 NJ mbeTr-Prises payable withoUt D. duetion.
CAPITAL PRIZE, SS,0O0t
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

elgby stu ted building College treet is offer.
~ ed tor sale reasousb terms. Apply al tie P1trot
Office. b2-u
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,

To be drawn In the City Of Mobile. Ala, In public. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1857, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NUmBEHS!
JouS PuETLx and W. w. Nc iUIas Esqs mis'iorers
80, 1000 Tickets 3,307 Prizes
NEARLY ONE PRIZs TO EVERY NINs TICKETS.
NnNnl SahnnNnN
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Eou SALE OR RENT.

TN Ef-e74d a NEW BRI.K CDTrAGE, contain "a
j ing & o -, Oe Lar, th good it.ra. Stsb AMI n.
al ,ia-aen Terms ibersd NJ Possession given H2
i'm le lat ~. En- suire al this office nov2l
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER OWEN CO., Gen'l Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDISo 346 Broadway, New ork.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.
TUsT reeefytd b. 'he subser.blr b~s Il <sSSlkFz~s
tD those uarivah AMOS, m ,de ~ H. ~ <fHEfT
t,aie Co.. of Nev No'k. Sheh nov maScs W Y ~
mine the IA sst sock he city, conss in o. 6k and
ocases 60 pa ana beautulis carved Ro>ESJ0D
Ans one ri nir NJ Instrument would d, wsi give
call LvvTy Piano foi b, M Is warraated IN every
par-irular }. A. MCCLURE 80 Uhion 80 eet
s-Jat puhished by mr., III fslo~nE Lighl ~
Hom., Nsd,ra watE, Tennes &c seholsish and ouw RI
RoW. foH pJ Of the sBye hrsntfh -ongs and Heee
on hand. c-l snl gets cops, otly ? c. esea
aec4 IA. NJ.
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$3.50 prizes amounting nEto...............s2G4 TO 600
Who { Tickets, $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 so
5000 PTiz, = Of $40 viii he det n, b. he
lat gnre Of the Number tGAt draws the $40 600 Prss
For example, H the Number drawing the 81 so Prize
With No then all n Tickets VII re the number a. Ia
wi be entitled to $40. the N, ends with No g.
then al the Tickets where the Number ends with be
emitted to 44C, and 10 0.
Crdcates Of Pa ksges will be sold at the following
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package OF 100 Whole Tickets... t6a
" Han ........... 50
100 Custer" ........ go. Is
Address Orders for Tickets or CsrtAcates ether to
s. SWAN a co Atlanta, &c.
orS SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
dec1o orr STIMSTEEN, Box 8, Nashville P. D.
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Address Ofdera Tor Itcketa or Cer'ihcatea ehhrrt0
e. SWAN CO Atlanta, Ga
8. SWAN, Aont tgomsry, Ala,
declo or SWAN Box 2l0, Mobile, Ala
oLAN OF SWANN q co.'s LOTTRRIES.

- --.~---~--~---
PLAN or SWAMI d co.'s LOTTERIES.
Thirty thousand bsrs eorresp, ndrg wth u Ose "a
the Tkets placed In Hhee 1he hrst $50 priSeB
pla ed IN another Wheel number is drawn oa the
Number Wheel and al the sane tin prize Is draw Ton
the oher wheel. The Prize drawn placed against the
nun Der drawn. This operation s repeated Until ali the
pTlEes drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money sddr for the tickets ordered
on receipt of Sh eh hey will be forwarded by nrst rail
The list % draSn numbers and prEes viii be ssDt 10 pur-
chascrs iun edstey aiter the dTRH ing.
re- Pury haseu viii please write their SgnAtures plaza
and give their post O6ice, county and state.
~ Remember thai every Prise 10 and payable IN
fall ~ith0ut dsdSeton.
e All Prizes 600 and under paid nnsdisteiy amer
the rawing-Oher prEes n the ua time Of thirty dalS
All Communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets sAsb ed renewed In other Tickets az eth
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY
On the Havana Plan!
PRIZES GUARANTEFDI
s. 40 $4,000! !

ONLY IoyOOO NIMBERSf
PRIzEs PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY ALTHORITY or THE sTATE OF aEoKaIA
CL ASS r..
To be Drawn December 15ta, 1856.
concsrt Hall, Macon, ga, andss ths ssorn ssp-s
y iatsn4eDee o. col. Giso. "a. Logan Asd las.
A. Nisbct- Edos
EV- aeneubsr thB Lottery has osiy Flarsa Theassna
M uherles thGn Lot sry Ia ne wsai thet ssFs q
4, ne bsss iOr ingsstusna kxAnins he sensmss
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Novel Scheme!

SS0T Prises amounting t9n4 900
Woe Tick ets $40: Halves. f5; Quarters % 20
1hs hrs g. 7 prizes ~ decided susu4i.
The 3 600 Prizes of $40 will be determined
BY he figure Of the Number that draws the tfHO00
Prize FOr example. II the numbsr craving the $4,000
2. ends with No thea all The tickets nj the
her ends N will be en- lei go. n the numher enSs
viii M, then al the Tei where the number ends In
2wii be entitied t. $40, and 20 to 0.
Cerheaes Of Paexages will sold the folio wing rates,
which the rsk:
Certihcates Of Package Of 10 whole TicEts.... $50
.. Ialf
10 Quarter .......-.... Is
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Gums! GunS!! GunS!!!

LNALL 4 SNiNGHAM. No ~ Pubic Square, have
y Just received ant sP,nsd spl-ndd A-sjUmrnt q
sinEi- and bOuhle Bird and Guus among sh eh
eS o. ne sbrAtsd Sesuey RehArd" and
0ta.r Guns IN complste. These Gu are al of
their Importation direct from tnsl.nt snd we're al
rnade % their ord express for gid- maTkrt
Aiso Slsrp's and sh0t 6nas Usts n % stsfE Al
lens ssf Cesing fistus tas~ther vi The hnest zssrt
ID 10 Nashville nOti8 z N
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hill Furnishing,

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W. g. sWY
AER, No. IL Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine,

ENGAAVlNGs OF THE sEALs OF THE PA EEr OF
FICE 0F GRFAT BRITAIN. ECoLE de PHARHACIE
PHARM ,cIEN re PARIS, AND IMPEkiAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are shxed upon each wrap.
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Sssis II: ,;. li6; F.l;;. i5 osaltsrs q 50.
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THE EXCITEMENT Or 1856

w9TSs Having associated with me in
As~~srS my business Mr.. WN. II. MrScIHN our firm Is
now as below JAS. b. CRAIGHtAD.
Nashville May 1, 1856.
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sfksE9'yE0lsN Lotteries
FOR DECEMBER, 1855.
r. FRANCE & CO, Managers.
A Grand MARYLAND Lottery
on The havana PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF IND.

EXTRA CLASS J.,
To Be drnsn in Baltimore. Nd. Saturday. Tee; 2oth.
Prizes amounting to $i32, 2,6O0!
VIII be distributed according 10 tAs yOiISWiAg q
Splendid Scheme:
10000 kumbers!-l,O00 Prizes!
n, ~ n
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S WAN g. co.'s L0TTERIESI

lore than One Prize 20 every Ten Tickets!
NAGNIFICtNT SCbEAK
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
FOR 6 ALE

Ha y LARGE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY with
Il in So miles from Mobile, Ala by and 80 by land
being the first Bluff the Tombeckba River-known as
NANNAHU BBA BLUFF, of 1000 acres of land, $500
acres of which splenddly TIMBERED PINE TRACT,
finely adapted from its situation for TURPENTINE OR
CHARD, WOOD YARD OR SAW MILL, or,for all, to
party with sufficient force The two latter occupations are
in full operation There being the place the
best WATER MILLS in the State, with two saws, which
will from 1000 to 5000 feet of lumber per day. with
good GRIST MILL.
The woodward is we'll known be the best point the
river for that business whilst its vicinity to Mobile gives the
advantage of that market for either light cood or hard coOd
of which there is nexhaustble supply the river On
the Bluff with fine garden and orchard the other about
two miles back from the river in the Pney woods with all
necessary appurtenances for desirable Summer Residence
The balance of the tract consists of 500 rich
RIVER LAND nearly 300 of which in cultivation
IN cotton and corn The average production of the land
one bale OF Cotton 40 bushels Corn per On this
tract are also all the necessary improvements for pana
ton-NegrC Cabins, Cribs, Clubhouse. &C., and being
rounded by water requires fence In addition to these
advantages, this property offers that of being lii the best
range for stock in the country both and winter
range Altogether this property possesses many ard great
Inducements for profitable investment well as for an
agreeable residence The locality noted for its heahfu
ness and abundance of game and fish.
Also, complete assortment of Wood Wagons, Carryog
Farming Utensils 20 head of Mules 200 head of Cattle 800
head of Hogs. and if required $50 planted corn
To purchaser, possession given Immediately the Pine
Woods tract and River Plantation after the crop gathered
The property be examined at any time, and nforma
ton given on the premises, or by addressing &.
s. 5. HOUSTON, st. Stephens Ala,
June 7.-Z34-2t-4l-4t. Agent sale.
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MARRIED.
Marine Intelligence
PORT OF WILMINGTON NOPTD :, =
ARP IWED


June l2-Schr. J. H. Chadbourn, Wainrisbt g.
to ]. H. Chadbourn s. Co.; with mdze SUI from Boston,
Schr. Sunny South, Weeks, from Boston r. IT,
y; with lime. 0' 70 Jno' A. Stan
& Bro; with mdze 'A1A''e 10 Russell
with lime " ''1""e' 9 martin;
l3TH s. Mail steamer Spray, Price, from SmithvlIe 70
lyme ISIBrg Ellen Hayden Howard, from Cardenas to
}. L. hathaway Cos with molasses Sailed in Gov W
pany with Briggs Alzra, Howes for New York with S vU
with sugar '' D"ilmOre,
Schr Mary Abigail, Morse from New River, to Conn.
47Steamer Gordon, Barden, from Charleston to DeRos
CLEARED.
June II u S; Mail Steamer Spray, Price, for Smith.
l3,Schr. J. P Whedbee, Wahab, for New York Nv
Il D. McRae Co.; with rough rice. v j.
h June l4Sr schr Tornado Ryder, for Alexandria Va
Schr: Dashaway, Clark, for Marblehead Mass bv Dot
lnson, DeRosset & Cowan with lumber.
Brig Zeno, Luscomb, for St. Michaels Azores hv VIM
NJ HarrlsS; with naval stores, lumber, &c
Steamer James r. Grist, Rothwe for Fayetteville bv
s. Banks. ~ ''lA'e' " .
steamer Gordon Barden, for Baltimore by DeRosse
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Correction

There is a correction We would make, although we
have once made it before. The Columbia S. c. Times
IS not Democratic paper. 1t is the organ of the
Know Nothing Councils of that city, who prohibited
Dr. Gibbs, the Editor of the South Carolinian from
reporting their August proceedings, on the ground
that it was part of their bargain with the Times, that
that paper should have the exclusive right to the
publication, and Dr.. Gibbs, although co.oporator
was actually expelled from the room unless he would
pledge himself not to report.
= We know that the Democratic press and people of
South Carolina will support Mr.. Buchanan. The
Mercury and the Standard out in favor of the nom
inatlon without reserve. The South CGrolinian re.
grets that Pierce is not nominated but goes Buchan
an This is the most modified form of approval with
the Democratic press
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
Mr.. Banks Lecture.

We were glad to see Sc large an attendance last
night TO listen to our friend, James Banks Esq, de-
liver his lecture on the character and history of Flora
Mcdonald and the only and to US the great draw
back was that, coming rather late found it totally
impossible 10 get into the Court House at all, and
were therefore deprived of the pleasure of hearing
for ourselves, a pleasure which we had looked for
ward to with considerable anxiety. What little we
were enabled to catch increased this anxiety to hear
the whole. Mr.. Banks went over the whole romantic
history of this heroine, alike identified with many
stirring passages in Scottish story and with the early
settlement of Cumberland County.
daily Journal, 13M INST.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
wILM11NGroN, N. c., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1856.
:IournnI for the Campaign .

Our in7arabe rule is to take weekly subscribers for
less term than twelve months With view to extend the
useful the Democratic party in the coming canvass we
propose to suspend this rule during the campaign ana
will send the Journal commencing with that containing the
official report of the proceedings of the Cincinnati Conyen
tion in June and concluding with that containing tne
keep accounts under the full Of neWs
as an organ true Democracy is too well established to
REQUIRE that we should say anything this score at least 1t
is more proper that should leave the PUBIC 20 aeelue
We ask the attention of friends and the TRENDS OF the
party to this proposition and solicit their cooperation We
viii feel obliged to our democratic Of hs
Raleigh Standard Goldsboro Tribune, and Fayetteville
North Caronan also offer to furnish their papers on very
favorable during the campaign Circulate the docu-
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Late from Kansas--Civn war Progr

Late from kansas--Civil War ProgressIng
CHICAGO, June 11.-Later arrivals from Kansas
confirm the reports of the existing civil in the
Territory Twenty lone Missourians, Carolinians and
Alabamians have been killed in different engagements.
Several free State men have been wounded but none
killed The United States troops generally disperse
the forces of the parties after the battles
Governor Shannons proclamation produced no
effect in arresting the disturbances.
Governor Robinson has been removed from Lecom
ton to Leavenworth
The reported death of Marshal Donaldson proved
TO be incorrect
Bodies of men are moving from independence,
Westport and other Missouri towns toward the Ter
rory. A party left Lexington on Saturday for
Hickory Point or Lawrence and general battle was
expected