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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
EHTRITE LEAD-loo kegs pure for sale ty
~ nov27 ORR. OALZELL CO

'EyH undersigned has his Tailoring Establish
to second street Immediately epposite the Pres
terrain Church, in the office with Dr.. Wood. where
would be glad all his old and goody
Der Of and wond he blessed the " it
anything in his line snoh vests shirts draw
etc ito order tAe shortest possible notice.
Thankful for past aYors would soie
acontin the at the hands OF liberal public
y26 J. L. NELMs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01

KEEsL HANGER
LOCK Nd GUN SMI vi
TOBBING such repairing Umbrellas ParAsos, mend
y ing Brass. mounting Canes, etc. by
JAMES SP ALDING,
oct9- 6m Corner Fourth and Main
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS IA. EKAGzzEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION

"a South William street, New York.
DEGNG l0ngiestablished with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully socits eonsgn-
nents ofall kinds of WeserH Produce which wllrceive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
:onsignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE g. CO.,
feb20-tf Evansville. Ind.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-06
COPPER, TIN q SHEET IRON WORKER,

liz
..-.-.f No. z, BRoAD STREET
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
HAVE this day purchased the interest Ct Mr. Henry
McCasln in the above business and hereby fender nv
sincere thanks 10 all my old friends and patrons for he
hersty heretofore extended to the fr and youId moe
respectfully solicit continuance Of avors from the md
wish to info all the world and the rest Of mankad,'
that have on hand and for sale splend d let Of
COOKING STOVES, -
of various patterns Parlor Stoves for wood asd q
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Bo
low Ware Of every variety on hand made order Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely new patterns Tin Wsrs
Of every description, sui able for 1ouss keeping.
JOB VIZ RK
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such a.
House Guiterng Roofing, or any ether branch pertaining
10 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myold friends Of the River will find to their advantage
TO call and give he4yaz before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale, pair secondhand ENGINES eyia.
der IL inches diameter and four feet stroke with wafer
shaft and othsr fixtures suitable for light drauQht
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
June IA. les
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GROCERIES.
10. EDWARDS,

Wholesale GROCER, COMMISSION AND
FOR WARDING MERCEAET,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
CO 1ner of spring and college Streets
@tst ,-t NAsHvILLE, TENNESSEE.
- GROCERIES,. M
C00 HHDs; prime to choice s9gsr;
% :" 4" Powered do;
20 bxs Loaf do: go q
100 bis Reboiled Moasses;
100 half bbs do do;
200 bags prime Rio Coffee;
100 Laguyrs do;
40 /" old Java Coffee; -
so bbls and half bbls Mackerel; -. ~
so kits No land 2 dor ~
20bags Pepper;
20 do Spice;
20 do Ginger
25 bags s Almonds
10 do FillbeTts
49, 10 do English Walnuts;
100 whole, half and quarter hxs Rasins;
20 cases Sardlnes;
sr 200 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles
200 boxes Glassware -
.4'Jf 200 boxes Virginia Tobacco;
s 1000 kegs Nails, Brads and Spkes-assorted;
$50 bbls Cincinnati Rectihed Whisky; ia
Eaf so " Old Bourbon do:
so Mononghahala do;
25 {" Rye do;
80 q "Amercan Brandy;
10 /" NE. Rum. a.
Also large Stock of fine Cigars, Brandies Wines, IT,
Just received and for sale BY 10. EDWARDS.
NAV IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-06
MCCLURE, BUCK & Co
VALUABLE COTTON AND POWDER
MILLS FOR SALE. q

nor the purpose of eecting division and settlement
e With the heirs Of Walter Scott the property known
the Sycamore Gs, will be offered for sale TO the highest
bidder SATURDAY, tbs 2Oh ef December nex on the
premises.
The property obe sold consists Cotton Mia viii about
1900 spndes and y LOOMS Powder Mills capable Of prodas
ing kegs blasting and &c kegs Of rife powder per day.
which production be increased to double this amount
very slight expeass There is also Grst Mill, Saw Mill
and extensive Cooperage establishment together with
Teams Tools Utensils used in carrying all these
branches of business They In operation
and everything is Is in good repair.
The Water Power is amongst the best in Middle Tenreg-
see running large portion Of the year undershot and
five oversho wheels from Is to l9 feet In diameter and
with buck from feet in length There is also
Steam Engine supply any deficiency Of water in dry
There aached TO the property upwa
finely mbeTed land capable Of supplying necessary
timber for Say Mills an extensive CooPerng establish
msnt for many years to come. ''
The property is situated about % niles from Nashville
and the land extends from Sycamore Mills Cumbe RAND
ye near The town Ashland In the county Cheat
ham.
Two Turnpike roads in progress from Nashville to
GAINESVILLE which will be completed, OF them pass
ing through the property and the other upon its border The
terms Of the sale will be very LIBERAL and made known on
the day Of sale.
n. W. McGAVoCK, Admir- Of W. Scott.
SUSAN CHEATHAM, Executrix.
Z. S. CHEATHAM, Ex'rof X. Cheatham.
g. WATSON.
novI3-u Q. VEDDER.
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NOTICE TO CUNSIGN EES,
TRANSFORMATION OFFICE, N. &C.R.R

NASHVILLE, September 1856
THE Dreymen Of Nashville having discontinued re-
Il eelvng goods ct the Depot Consiguees will hereafter
be nohhed Of the arrival of their goods end furnished with
bill OF freight due on same Any presenting the M
uee and paying the Dill will be recognized as the autho
rEed agent OF the Consgnee The responsibility If The
road terminates with the delivery of the goods and claims
ior dencIsnees and damages will not be allowed after de-
hVey unless by consent Il being the duty of the agent
to have IN his possession evidences OF delivery conse
or 1ner agents Will be required to receipt for all articles
as delivered Notices for Gil cOnsGuees Ehoe place of
Post Office. CHAS W ANDERSOy 49,,
" b-The object OF the alb We notice is not 10 give
Consgnees any unnecessary trouble, or compel draymeu
70 assume that do not legtmatey belong
to their business but simply TO define the posto1 Of ne
road leaving merchants and draymen to mako their own
arrangements lseptle III c. Wa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-06
LONGHURsT & co.
and Retail COnfeetioners,

NO.45 UNION STREET.
HAVE on hand very choice assortment Of Candies Of
Ii all kinds, Cakes Nuts Preserves, Pickles. Catsups,
Sardines Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples Oranges
Apples and every thing of the kind usually kept in Con-
dictionaries. ol, t'---
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, ALE, CIeARs
and TOBACCO, of the very best brands =.
Their Bakery is Of the best in the Western country
and they prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers of the best quality at the lowest prices.
{ PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &c, 81
Furnished by them the shortest notice. with Cakes
CONTEMPORARIES &c &C. in the highest style of the art
Mr. LCnghurst, who has charge of the Manufacturing
Department. has received several Diplomas in New York.
for the best articles in his line. exhibited at State Fairs
and of the most skilfu Confeconers in the coun
try. au7a. "a d28.
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recsnt nesting Of President and Superintsudents
IA of the various Roads connecting Nashville with
Charleston and Savannah the following rates Of Freight
were adopted:
FIRST CLASS.
Feathers Wool Flour in Sacks aud Books rer loo 81 40
SECOND CLASS.
Beeswax, Ginseng, Pink Root Cotton Rope and
Bagging. Hemp, Star Candles Seap Lard and
Linseed Oil and Window Glass, per 100. go. al 90
THIRD GLASS.
Leaf Tobacco in hhds per lOO 50.
mhisKy per barrel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So 90
Beef and Pork, per barrel ................. Q so
i
Broolas, in lot Of so dozen and upwards -. 90
To prevent o7eTeaarges the Agent of the N. c. Rail-
road Is authorized to sign Receipts for thetrnnsporaou of
the articles abeve at the rates specified until further
notice, IL l. ANDERSON
mayl4 BPG Superintendsnt
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Fever and Ague Remedy.
THE cheapest aud best cure for Fever and Ague and
i all Fevers incident TO the season.

THE cheapest aud best cure for Fever and Aeue and
Il all Fevers incident 10 the season
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
We hereby ceretfy that have submitted the Grasu
berg Fever and Ague Remsdy 10 close insDeSiio sad
scientific analysis and have also tested its curative qps
ties in several cases Of intermittent fever. We take graf
pleasure in saying that has proved compesI sueeass
fol, and that It is most skiullY compounded remedy
II must exert most beneficial influence in at cnaes IL
tonic properties are immediate and highly ssutary and
I IS richly deserving the confidence Of our brethren OF
The medical faculty and OF tue public.
Samuel H. MAbrsy, NJ. ID New York
Charles W. Revil0an N. d. Wiseonsin
VIM. II. Simmingtgn. H. d., Illinois, ~
Thos j. johnson, N. d. Missouri
VIM. Q. Kittredge, N. d.. New Hampshire,
James I. Mott NJ. d., Indiana,
John Y. Terrington, NJ. d., California
VIM. y. Ashton, n. d Louisiana
The composition Of thsrsmedy includes those hsiicu.I
substances which experienced physicians have long "a
sorted to for special action on the system whan derSsd
BY keyers Ague aud General Debility resulting from az
posure or climatic influence. These are rendered Der.
manen and remain active in this preparation "A eonss
quense OF the scientific in which they are CON-
bned In this medicine mstalic salts can be found by
the most delicate chemical analysis In each package are
two distinct medeines powerful vegetable tonic that
will at once the Agus and box of Pills that will
prevent its recurrence aken in time viii remove thu
causes that promote It's rst Appearance Price for the
sspt94 Gsnl Agent Graf ..It 7SoSuDaax.
u ERRiNF's PATENT CHAMPIONSAFESs
NE have been appointed by s. u Hsrring 1 Co
cash or negotiable piper at THE MANUFACTURERS
PRICES In NEW YORK, with freight exchange and
insurance added. We have assortment on hand
and request all those who interested in the natter 10
examine the evidences that 90 prove that this safe il
az INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, and is RURGLAE
PROOF as far a. Vaassle papers notes moaey il COZ.
Several of these Safes have HALLS PATENT pow
DER PROOF LOCKS. which at the Worlds Fair ID Lon.
don in 1881, aud at New York in 1855, was awarded
medal as being the most perfect lock 10 the world EEYxs
HAVING BEEN blown bV Powder
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TELEGRAPH.

TELEGRAPH.
TINE Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line is
Il working through to Augusta, Ga, where it con-
meets with other Lines running North East and South
This Line in good repair through from Nashville to
Augusta and expect to keep so in future. We shall
endeavor to put all business for this Line, through in
the shortest time possible and expect to be able to give
general satisfaction.
mayl6-H c.. c. CLUTE Supr
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Christmas Dinner.

RIPE PEACHES, GREEN CORN. ann
FINE TOMATOES.
you woEd have the above deeaeies in perfection FOR
your CHRISTMAS DiaEeTs, put taea up ia lb5
SELF SEALING CANS y
Manufactured by u.s. which give universal sat saaction
are very easily managed cheap the eheapests good
as the bestmade OF heavy tn very carefully sodersd
Those who want them had better make early application
as the demand is at present much greater than tie supply
septS MACKENZIE A WiIsOS
- NEW BANKING HOUSE.
JoHH D. JANIS A. EHKLns = 't lawn n xaHa
JOHN ID. JAMES n CO..
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERB.
NeEt Door 10 the Bank of Nashville,
RASHPLLLE, TENN
NOTICE.
FFNHE khoders Of the Citizen Coal COMPANY are re
4 qussted to cake paymen 10 the ameuht Of thsi
took subscribed when called on they will forfeit thsr
snount Of stoek- q. 4 VANHOg, 90
ulTis Saosfy
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T. C. BuRGE. g. @. ALLEN.
BURGE & ALLEN,


Wholesale Groeers, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS, o..
And Dealers in Brandies, Cigars, 75baoco, dc
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn
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Pianos, Pianos.

WE have received Fourteen more new Pr -usZsSxl
w ano-kortes from these unrivalled ma s&;1s2s$
kers, Light, Newton Bradbury and Haines1 u q D
Bros, which makes stock very large and desirable
We would De pleased to have these instruments exmn ed
by ALL whether they desire to purchase or not Every Pr
ano sold by US shall be warranted gFe satisfaction in
every respect may7 WI X FREEMAN
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p. S-We haze removed to new Store No. 2 Pub
Tic Square, where opening a new and handsome
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods 10 which We Invite The at
tention Of Merchants generaIlv. fsugIS
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FOR SALE.

I DESIRE to change my business and row offer my
stock OF Family Groceries for sale. Any person wish
ing go into that business will ind il TO their advantage
to call and see The stand good one and any per
son will do well to take the stand aud groceries
ALI persons indebted to me must call and pay up, or
will be forced to collect by law
septl7 J. NJ. HAWKINS, Agent
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MEDICAL.

81 I. WELLS, NJ
MEDICINES,
DRUGS PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS
~ OILS KARNZSHES, DYESTUFFS
WINDOW GLASS GLASS WARS, STONE WARE
printing, Writing and Iadeiible Inks, as
i sorted. TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, Acids, Spices.
Snuffs. Seears Tobacco. Powder, Shot, and Lead.
Cperm OiI-TANNER'S OIL, 4s5 Gallons. PIPES,
O-MARBLES, COMBS. PERCUSSION GAPS.
@ URGICAI, DENTAL, SURVEYING, WDwIFERr and
tolls, Canes, &c u
FLECTRIC Machines, Asdieins Chest, Medical
u Saddle Bags Cams Bags, Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
Jsro Abdominal SgHp0rfs's, to be sold At the lowest
Al The MAN AND MORTAR, on Market opposite Union
street. Nashville.
A ROMATIC sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs.-A
IA popular remedy tor diseases Of the Kidneys, LON
CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
Q ARSAPARILLAE XTRACTS.-BULL'S Gmi
y sos, Czrpsnta SHAKER fresh fluid Extracts Of Sar
saparilla-
nUININE, MOrphia, ChlorOform, Strichnine, Hyd
" Potasse, Iodine Nitrate Silver Select Powders Of
OPIUM, Ipecacuanna Calocynth. Rhubarb Scamony, May
Apple, Bayberry, Golden Seal. &c. Reserved by
oot1s I. WELLS. Market street.
~ OLD LEAF, Gold Foil, Silver Leaf, Red, Yellow
VI and White Bronzes.
DRUSHES.-Hair Tooth, Nail, Hat Cloth, Paint
ID Dastng Sweeping Scrubbng, Pooua, Stencil, Horse
Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes
VARNISHES.-Fumi Coach, Demar, Brown
and Black Japan, Iron, Leather, Instrument Warm
snes -
PLACKING.-4o gross fresh Paste Backing. Fer
I'D sale low by sUf I. WELLS.
ITAIR DYES.-Batchelor's Black, kousseIPs Bo.
Ii hemisn and Italian Hair Dyes.
IAIR OILS, Pomaiums, Colognes, S1aVia0 Creams,
Ii Earac Preparations for the Teeth, &C., in VARIETY.
Received by ,ess. .-.s4a Il. WELLS.
DEMEDIES for Colds, Cough, Bronchitis Incipient
III Consumption, &C. Ayers, Wistdrs, Williams, Hdst.
sngS Jayns Balsams Of Wild Cherry Tar Wood Naptha
DC. CoUeH OAND1Es, SYRUP, PuLMOSlc WAEEss.
GURES for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatisms,
~ &c.-Nerve and Bone, Mustang, Sloans, Arabia p
and Gardeners LlSIhENTS. Davis Pain Killer Celestial
Balm.
PLASTER PARIS.
TWENTY-FIVE BBLs. best calcined and ground
oct rastf' fd'''' at the lowest prcss y
Sign MAN AND MORTAR on Market street, opposite Un-
ion street, Nashville. ...s aa
N f %
.sl aa GOLD FOIL:
LARGE supply Foil from the best Manufacturers
"A ju.t received and for sale BY -
7'1 :" RICE POWDERS.
"A ceiyed and for sale BY STRETCH & PECK.
PURE PORT VINE.
me eask Pure Port Wine expressly for Medicinal pur-
nOTs = STRETCH & PECK
DENTAL MATERIALS.
UST received by Express large stock Of Dental In
StrumeutS. n
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Removal

- PAINT SHOP on Cherry st Immediately opposite
the Delivery Box of the Posi- Ofce They are again fully
prepared to execute all orders for Painting PAperng gnd
perform all kinds OF imitation Of Wood and Marble IN
the highest style Of arr BEASLY 4 RUTH
Mo KIN
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MR.. B. III. COOKE,

HAVING taken interest in our business We will
not hereafter hold any regular Auction sales. The
lyle OF our firm remaining the
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A sctve lad about ~ or IS years Of age.
"A octII X. ii. BR0CkWAY 4 co.
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- HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN MY
8>-Sa business Mr.. w. h NiScHS, firm ia now as
below. Jas. B. CRAlGHEAD. N
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOG
Railroad.
NAHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

Rates of Freight on Produce to
CHA RI ESPON AND Sd "a MA II
TO TAKE EFFECT ATDAFrKR TIE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT
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- Ian-s BAIT aAcRAE 90.
REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK & co. have removed to the New Building,
NO ~. UNION street, opposite Georx Gregis.
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hhLE competent Miliners and 10 learn the trade
u a. the New YORK Millinery Union Street.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17
Democrntic ConvcntiOn.

Tho Democrats of the several townships in
vinton County are requested to meet at the usual
places Of holding elections in their respective
townships, on Saturday, August 18th, A. D. 1856,
at o'clock P, NJ, and then and there proceed to
elect the number of delegates to which the respec
tive townships are entitled, to serve in the Demo-
cratic County Convention, to be held in Macarthur
on Monday, August 18th, 1855, at l2 o'clock NJ,
for the purpose of nominating Democratic candi-
dates for County Auditor, Sheriff. Recorder, Cor
oner, Treasurer and Commissioner; to appoint
eighteen delegates to attend the Democratic Con-
gressional Convention for the llth Congressional
District, the time and place hereafter to be made
known and to appoint County Central Com
mittee to serve for the ensuing year.
The respective townships are entitled to send
Delegates to the County Convention in the pro-
portion of one for every twenty-five Democratic
votes polled for Governor, A. d. 1855, and one fol
every fraction exceeding 70, as follows, to wit:
ELK6, WnKEsvILLE 4, RIoHLAND s, EAGLE Q,
SWAN Q, MADISON 9, VRToN 2, CLINTON 4, HAR-
RIsoN l, JACKSON !, BRowN 8, KNOX l.
BY order Of DEM. CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
VintOn County, Ohio.
July Tth, 1856.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17
Whlch ls the ArLstocratI
The Athens Messenger says Of Mr.. Bucl

The Athens Messenger says Of Mr.. Buch.
anan:
"a Federalist once; an sIistOcrat always; all
his life in ofilce,n etc.
Where does the Messenger learn that Mr..
Buchanan has always been an aristocrat3 Is
this charge proven by the fact that he has
labofed for measures calculated to benefit the
poor laboring man? Is it supported BY the
enthusiastic reception Of his nomination by
alIparties in the neighborhOod where he has
resided for forty years7 Is it sustained by his
unialtering support Of Gen. Jackson in his
war with the monied aristocrats Of the U.
S. Bank7 No! The charge is without foun-
daiion in truth; is SANDER on our candi-
date, and we SO brand il accordingly.
So much for that. Now let us see how
Mr.. Fremont stands on aristOcncy. The
democratic party have opposed monopolies
Of all SORTS, because of their arrogant de.
mands for special privileges and their ten
dency to grind down the poor on the one
hand and build up an aristocracy on the 9th
er. Land monopoly, Of all others, is most
odious to americans, and most pTedjudicial
to the interests of the country. We find
Mr.. Fremont claiming an enormous tract Of
land in California, which he acquitted during
the. Mexican War, while his brother Offices
acre winning honors on the field Of battle.
On this tract Of land, the largest, il is said,
owned by any man in the country, are thou
sands Of lard-working miners and settlers,
who supposed that they had located on gov
enmeat lands, and whom this same John C.
Fremont is now endeavoring to eject from
the premises. He will no doubt render him.
self as odious TO these poor settlers as ever
the Van Rensaleers were to the Anti-Rent-
es of New York, and will drive them of
unless they consent to pay him tribute! He
is land monopolist, and ore Of Wall-st.
banking firm. John G. Fremont, the land
monopolist, Wall street Banker and would.
be-disf:anchizer Of the people Of the terri
tories, and James Buchanan, the plain old
farmer Of Wheatand Let the people judge
which Of the two is the aristocrat!
"All his life in Office" This is no doubt
disqualification for the Presidency in The
eyes of the Messenger. 1t therefore advo-
Gates the claims of man who knows moth
ing about the duties of any ofIice-who
didn't know his own superior officer in the
army!--who couldn't keep his accounts
with the Government correctly-and who
was dismissed from the service for insubor-
dinatiOn These are .qualifica tons which
suit the Black Republicans exactly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17
From New orleans.
NEw ORLEANs, SaturlaY, JulY.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, July, IL.
The steamer Daniel Webster left San Fran
cisco on the Goth, The George Lao takes
100000, and dispatches from the Commits
soner, relative 10 the Isthmus difficulty
There is no decrease in the excitement at
San Francisco, Very few responded to the
Governcr's proclamation of June 4. The
Committee opened books for recruits and re-
ceved thousands. The Committee have six
thousand stand Of arms and thirty pieces of
cocnnon. Their force is divided into ten re-
glments. There are strong breast-works in
front OF the Committee e-rooms, an alarm bell,
and several pieces of cannon adjacent.
A few hundred gathered tugeth er and went
10 Benecia to get arms and ammunition from
the arsenal. General Wool refused to give
them. The Governors forces camped near
the city. Six more rogues were banished By
the Committee, who continued arresting.--
On the receipt o! the Governors proclaima-
tion, nearly all the towns of the interior held
enthusiastic meetings indorsing the Com
mlttee. Organizations were formed to assist
the Committee in carrying out its measures.
Crimes and casualties were numerous,
No interest whatever is taken in politics.
The reports from the mines are favorabIe .and
50 are agricultural prospects. There aret ar
rivals from the Atlantic ports.
The Oregon hosti.ities continue. Smiths
command was attacked near the Meadows.
Loss to the whites twelve killed and twenty
five wounded Indian loss considerable.
Col. Wright had one third OF his command
killed by the Yakima Indians.
The news from Nicaragua is important.
General Walker was elected President on
the 9th, ofJune.
Rivas and his Minister of War left Leon
on the 18th, and afterward appeared at Chin
endogo, collected 600 natives, called on the
outposts, and ordered the American troops to
evacuated Leon. The order was obeyed; and
Riyas took possession Of Leon with 100 men.
Walker has declared the Riyas party trai-
tors.
The officers of the former cabinet stand by
Walker.