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Immense amounts Of goods are passing through
this place for the interior of the State The agrcul.
tural sections of North Carolina never were more
prosperous. vii. Journal
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The Clinton Independent says that sow on Mr.
VIM. Faison's plantation brought, n few days since
10 live pigs. vii. Journal
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Why is an address pronounced on board a ship
like finger ring? Because it is deck grafton
(decoration)
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TO my Friends and FelIow.Citizens!
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING AND SUM-
may favor me with call Ny stock consists i'm part of
ready made clothing and furnishing goods great rae-
also hne assortment of Cloths Cassmeres and Vest
in TO be made To order have procured the services of
Mr. H. H. feargain, of Pittsboru' foreman who has a
nlgh reputaioH as Cutter. All who in of ar
hceS IN my line. would do well TO give me call before
purchasing elsewhere. Ny terms cash. and INV goods
VIII be sod very cheap Call and examine yourselves
anu De eonVinced- j. II. BIGGS.
To the Married Ladies,
HAVE THE PRETT1EST ASSORTMENT OF BOYS
clothing that has ever been seenn this market Call
or send soon, as they going Off J. H. BIGGS.
NOTICE.-ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO THE LATE
- hrm OF King Bggs, will please forget TO call
and settle. This is the last call. ~
April Q, 1885, 1IeaNw:w
~ Register Star and Age times weekly.
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BRUNSWICK BLADEN AND CoLuMBUs.-The last
Wilmington Journal says: "We understand that
John D. Taylor, Esq, of Brunswick county, receiv-
ed the nomination of the Senatorial Convention,
composed of delegates from the counties of Bruins
wick, Columbus and Bladen, which assembled at
Whteville on Monday last. Mr.. Taylor is gentle
man of talents and sound Democratic principles,
and will make good and faithful Senator"
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pOCkET-IOOK LOST.-ILOST MY POCKET
II BOOK somewhere in Raleigh the 4ih inst. There
which was note for $500 executed by b. F. Womack and
made payable TO Willis B. Bared, dated in October or
November, ls55 The other papers recolleced-
All persons are orwarned from trading for said note
suitable reward will be paid for he pockebook and
tents on delivery TO me or to Sheriff High.
EDMUND STEVENS.
April 5, 1885, All
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SALE OF SIX NEGROES.

SALE OF SIX NEGROES.
In ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDER ISSIJED FROM
the Court of Pleas and QUARTER Sessions for Brunswick
County, n C., shall. Thursday the lst day of Nav
OF six months six likely negroes the property of the
April z, 1856. IeMwtd
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RAGS! RAGS!i RAGs!!!
FTNHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR COT
IL TON and linen rags. Large small quantities taken
Raleigh, April ], 1856. ss-sm.
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
rntH SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Medical Society Of the State Of North Carolina will
be held in the City of Raleigh Tuesday the 9Th of Nav
1885, the second Tuesday of that month The Society will
convene at O'Clock, p NJ.
Delegates permanent members and the profession gen.
orally, are invited to attend. ~
s. S. SATCHWELT, NJ D.
Sec. \. c. Med. Soc
April 5, 1856. 41-wtd
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tHEAF WHAFFING PAPERS.-1 An NOW
~ manufacturing at my mills Raleigh wrapping la.
per of various kinds and of superior quality and am pre-
pared to furnish the merchants of North Carolina and ad
joining States with such they need cheaper rates
than the same quality be bought North All or
ders promptly attended to. Address,
C. w. BENEDICT, Proprietor,
RALEIGH n q
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

w n h@' zAIND JEW ELhHs
VOHN c. PALMER HAS A LARGE ASSORf.
q MENT of Watches JcwcIry &c which will he sold =,
very moderate prices WatcAes and Jewey repaired in
the best manner and warranted +, .=-l',-.- = :
NOTICE. THOSE INDEBTED TO PALMER 4
~ RAMSEY would do favor by calling and settling
ne accounts and notes We dissolved in June last and
er Ramsey has since died cannot do otherwise but put
the accounts and notes out for collection. -
Raleigh, April 8, 1856. 10Ns-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11
RepOrt of the secretary of the Treasury.

From the Report we learn that the whole
revenue of the Government, from all sources,
for the year ending June Both, 1856, was
S73,919, al 40, sum exceeding the treasury
estimate nearly five millions. The total ex-
penditures of the year, including the sum
which was applied to the redemption of the
public debt, amounted to S72,948, 1872 or
The public debt has now been reduced to q
little more than thirty millions Of dollars, and
there remained in the Treasury on the LIST
July, 1856, balance of 19,9O1, 1926 45.-
The Secretary estimates the expenditures of
the present year at a little more than forty
eight millions, and thinks that sufficient for
all the purposes of the Government for four
years to come. Hence, he recommends a
modification of the Tariff for the purpose OF
reducing the revenue to forty-eight or fifty
millions year.
Mr.. Guthrie unfolds in his report his plans
for diminishing the duties. He is in favor OF
increasing the free list and reducing the duty
on other articles. He mentions wool particu-
larly, and shows that the tariff on the raw
material has interfered with the manufacture
of woollen goods, while it has failed to accom-
plish the original object the growing of native
wool. Mr. Guthrie does not think that we
are yet ready for free trade, owing to the laws
of other countries on the subject, rendering il
impossible for us to be on an equality with
them in that respect.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.
Kansas News.


Judge LecomPte, taking advantage of Gov.
Geary's absence, had writ of habeas corpus
served on Titus, to produce the body of Hayes
the murderer of Buffun, before him. Titus
obeyed, and Hayes was Immediately discharg-
ed and is now at liberty. 1t is not probable
the Governor will again interfere, but re-
fer the matter to the President.
Sixteen of the Free State men, tried before
Judge Cato, have been acquitted by the jury,
and discharged. Nine more, in prison, for the
same crime, are awaiting their trial.
Ten prisoners who did not ask a change o.
venue to Judge Catos court and who were de-
tanned in prison at Lecompton, made their es.
cape few nights ago. and have not been
heard from.
| The sixteen prisoners convicted before Judge
Lecompte, have not been put to work as con
viets, but remain under the charge of a U. S
officer, who treats them kindly and gives
them the freedom Of the town.
All the militia that have been in service
under Gov. Geary have been disbanded, anC
most of the adventures are leaving the terri
tory with the intention of going to Nicaragua
The U. S. troops being no longer required t.
support the civil power, are withdrawn to the
forts. Peace reigns throughout Kansas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11

WHEELER's FIRE ENGINE AND MARINE
PUMP.-This pump, which the inventor has
been for several years urging upon public no.
tice without much success, at last begins to at
tract the notice its merits deserve. Capt
Gormly has putone into his new boat the A.
B. Chambers 1t is simple in its construction,
andocupies very little room, and its capaciy to
throw water either to keep boat from sink
ing or extinguish fire on one is astonishing
1t will throw 1900 gallons per minute, and
would empty the hull of large boat in forty
minutes. Capt Gormly says with such ma
chine he could easily have saved his former
boat which sunk on the Missouri river II
such machine had been aboard the steamer
Arctic, she could have been kept afoat with
ease and brought into port. The power Of
the pump is sufficient to keep boat afoat,
after any of the ordinary casualties by snags
and other leaks, and the power of the pump
to deluge fire makes it valuable appendage
to boat, and adds greatly to the security Of
life and property afoat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
TRIO BONO PUBLICo,


II Every mother should have box in the house
handy in of accidents to the children"
RcddIng's Russia SaTVe.
tbs Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended by Aphysicians. 1t is sure and speedy
for Burns, Piles, Bos, Corns FeIons, Chiiblans
and OLD Sores of every kind: for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch Scad Head Nettle Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples,
(rl Nmmendsd by nurses,l WhitOws, Sites. Testers,
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, it lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to BY thousands who have used it
in city of BOst and vicinity for the last thirty
In will this Salve do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest erials, from recipe brought from Russa-of
articles growing in that countryand the proprietors
have letters from all classes cergymen, physicians
captains, nurses, and others who have it them
selves, and recommend it to others. Reddings Russia
Save is put in large tin boxes, stamped the cove"
with picture of house and disabled soldier, which
picture engraved the wrapper. Price 25
a box. REUDTNG d Co., PrOprietOrs,
KELLER FARNSLEY d co. AGENTS.
p7d&wIy Evansville. Ind.
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A RARE BLock 1N ruE MAsH1naroN MoN-

A RARE BLOCK IN THE WASHINGTON Mon
UMENT.-Dr. Heap has sent to the United
States, a beautiful block of Carthagenian mar
BILE for the Washington National Monument.
1t was obtained from the ruins Of what is sup
posed to have been the Temple of Esculapius
and was cut from most splendid column of
yellow antique marble with red veins. The
block is a cube of two feet on highly pol
ished surface it bears the arms of Carthage
"a horse and palm tree,) executed in Mosaic,
underneath which is the word "Carthage.'-
The different colored marble of which the
Mosaic is composed, were all obtained from
the ruins Of Carthage. In future ages, when
not even the ruins of this once famous city OIL
antiquity remain to attest its past existence
this solitary block of marble, dug from the
Wondering ruins of an idolatrous temple, and
placed within o monument to "the Father O
his country" may be the sole relic of Garth.
age from the wreck of time.
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the system of collection, is that on which the
public press is pertinaciously dumb. The
fees charged for advertising are unjust, and
when imposed upon the poor and uninten-
tional Delinquent, are unnecessary and most
Ubiquitous. The delinquent list is one of
the principal means of supporting the party
county papers, and is kept by the triumph
ant party as sop to pay for the unscrupu-
lous devotion and scurrilous services Of po-
litical harpes who wait, like hungry wolves,
watching for the carcass eff dying animal,
to clutch the fees from the poor delinquent
tax payers. We say to all who suffer this
year. by this oppressive system of collection
combine, and vote forever against the party
that has the power, and omits to reform the
laws.
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or The Indiana Journal says it lost more
than $4,000 by the failure of partizans in the
late canvass to pay their printing and adver-
Using bills. The Sentinel was treated as
STABILITY by those who profted by its labors.
The New Albany Tribune and some other
papers ara grumbling over similar ill usage.
To the honor of Fillmore men and the Re-
publicans in the Pocket" they discharged
promptly and literally every liability they in
Cured We have no doubt the Democrats
in this paying community, were as honest
and prompt, though we had no test of their
virtues in this respect.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11

o. Mr. Hughes new printing telegraph is
astonishing the telegraphic fraternity with the
wonders of its performance. 1t has concIu-
sively demonstrated the practicability Of
transmitting messages both ways at the same
time over one wire. The power of the ma.
chimes to work on long circuit was partially
tested on Friday night by connecting them
with the telegraph Office at Portland, Maine
a distance Of some four hundred and fifty
mles-and the result was perfectly satisfacto-
~, New York and Portland having for the
first time been placed in direct telegraph CON-
munication with each other.
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ASSEGNEEs SALE.

CT 0 T H I n G A 7 COST.
on MAIN STREET BETWEEN STREETS.
Mr. H. D. STRAUs having made assignment of his
stock goods Mr. Anspachcr these goods will be sold
first close the consists of great
rty clothing and material for clothing viz broad cloths
cassimere sattnes and every other description of cloths
which will wholesale and retail prices
than goo purchased this city The stock
closed by the first Of January and purchasers
ought early good selections the stock
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noY1s
ASTONISHING: EFFECT OF ONE BOTTLE IN
An AGlsR IVA TED CASE OF DYsPEPsIA.

PHILADEIPHIA. March 20, 1855.
Dear srDurng the last five years have been afflicted
in its form, and have used
receiving any benefit herefrom. remedy
commended for that disease In fact afflicted badly
occasions danger of dying from
suocaton consequence of the rise matter throat
relief in vain was at last
dUced through the daon several my friends
to German Bitters and you the
received. from the Of only
tile astonishing and eompels that would
without Bitters any money as through
rse enjoying health than have known for
many years. Very respectfully Yours
To DR.. c. NJ. Jackson. No. Il Carter's Alley.
See advertisement. dec+-d&W
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OF We mentioned yesterday the arrest in
Cincinnati, of the book-keeper Of the house
of Jas. Connolly & Co., Of New Orleans. His
name was Lindo; he was man As years of age;
had been eight or ten years in the employ
ment of the house, and had always had the
fullest confidence Of his principals; and had
sustained high reputation for integrity and
honor among all vino knew him. The Gin
cinnati papers of Monday give US the denoue-
ment of his fate. After his violent and illegal
arrest by man named Anderson, notorious
negro catcher, he was kept concealed from his
friends, till his kidnappers had chance to
get him on steamer; there he was kept il
close custody by his keepers in a stateroom
and no one was allowed to see him. On thu
passage to Louisville, he died on the boat
while his captors were with him. They al
lege he had taken laudanum and committed
suicide; they were, however, the only wit
nesses of his end. He was man of extremely
nervous and excitable temperament, and feeble
physical frame; their brutal treatment, ant
the fright and nervous excitement caused by
his condition might have been sufficient t.
have entirely destroyed his physical powers
He was found to have in his possession abou
| $500 in money! valuable gold watch, ant
other property worth $1,000. The affair ha.
caused great excitement in Cincinnati and the
matter will be fully investigated.
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Dyspepsia, in all its various forms of emaciated hu-
manity resulting from small like INDIGESTION
producing F1atuncy Nausea in the Stomach
a7d thousand other ailments tending TO lie
physical and all rf ills yield
magic celebrated Stomach Bitters giving
it reputation of renstating Thousands
who have tried its vvifng and gtheninR influence
their almost Departing and broken ALI
should Biers during this weather
the preventive of diseases known
by WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
dsc4-d&w HALLOCK & STODDARD,
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BODIA1 MINING COMPANY NOTICE.

meeting the Directors of the Bodam Mining Com
pany held on Friday the 5th inst. it ordered
ng Stockholders be called for the LIST
Monday January 1857 the Office of the Company in hi
city. elect a Directory for the coming year.
stockholders hereby notified to attend said
person the md at the place above
mentioned. clock p NJ, take action thereuron
JOHN WYMoND.
doclI-2t Secretary and Manager.
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o. Gov. Wright is nominated by the New
York Journal of Commerce, and endorsed by
the st. Louis Republican, as the most fit can
didate for U. S. Senator, and they earnestly
recommend him to the support of our De-
mocracy, who may take this to be an imperti-
nent interference
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In consequence of the New-Yor
Daguerreotype this city they will continue open until
further Daguerreoypes usual for 80 cents
pete Morocco and warranted large size Fam
" Troupe Pictures setin Pins Locke &C. proportion
atey prices Rooms in Washington Hall Elliotts
Saddlery. Main street
dec9-3wd MERRITT d co.
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mEXrCAN HUSBAND LINImENT.

Intrinsic virtue could
article attained-for Rheumatism, Salt Rheum Burns.
Joints Gads, Sprains. Pole Evil and vel
equal for beast. No
without it who has tested its value. And
reference general estimation of the Mustang
Imminent. eheerfully say that article
so in neighbOrhood this. l. W
smith, RidgeheId Conn., Leitoh. ESQ. Hyde Park
VT writes THAT considered worthless (hs
case heaves since the the Mustang
ment. I sold him for $50. Your Lnima Mt is doing
wonders up Such testimony reaching
The half told. Ev family should have it, Beware
eff limitations The genuine Mustang sold all respeeta
Bile dealers throughout the World.
BARNES & PARK.
noyIs Propretors, New ork.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11

BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-A young girl sued
a faithless lover for breach of promise Of mar
riage, in one Of the New York city courts, in
which she laid her damages at $5,O0O-and
proved on trial, that she had lost $130 in pre-
parations for her wedding; but the ungallant
jury would allow her only $50.
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~ The Southern Commercial Conven-
ton, met at Savannah on Monday last; moth
ing has yet been heard of its proceedings
AS the movement is sustained principally by
the ultra Southern party, it is feared its OBJ
jects are more to promote treason to the
Union than the commercial interests of the
South
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11

a. Whitfield has been admitted to his seat
in the House of Representatives, as delegate
from Kansas by majority of four votes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H tees in this place. cents line insertion
per Vine three times; 80 line week. dis
counton longer time.
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o. The Supreme Court in Gov. Wright's
case against the new State Bank have sus-
tanned the constitutionality of the charter.
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IusT NOTICE THIS.

]. FENDRICH BROS. have just received large stock
oimported and domestic cigars They have also received
large ofthe vginan Tobacco All that fond
good Cigars Tobacco would advise them to call
F. FENDRICH & BROS.
novI7 Main st.. door above First.
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FOR THE JOURNAL.

FOR THE JOURNAL.
never spired tew be poit,
q need MT tell 'spose you IT'D
But if I thawt there's virtu in it
Darn'dif would mt in mint!
But when you tawk of dog ratypin.
Webster's roun d and takes delte in;
Ded or live he'u stamp your feeturs.
And 'babiz'' tow. deer little creeturs.
On paper iron. glass or plate.
He'll fix yewr shadder fate,
So natral and to life,
When yew're away twill fool yewr wife.
nov26-dtf TIL ESToN's Gallery
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II s II e S

Oae square, ten less time three times
week 81 3d. two weeks 81 so; month. 81; three
e. Sc six months $1n year. SI5 Discount
larger Cards of six lines under So
No charge for marriage death religious notices.
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e. % "A L..
THE PRICE OF COAL AT THE

At the cents per bushel.
Hauled to part OF the city 10 -
desire lay their winter supply while the
ne and the roads will have their orders
attended to by leaving office of the Bodam
Mines nder the Telegraph office. Water street Terms
cash JOHN WYMOND.
oct22 Secretar and Manager.
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MISS FRANCES FREEMAN
FOR WABASH RIVEE

EDIANo Forte Teacher apply the residence of Edward
r. Hill. I'd street between Walnut and Locust SITS.
nov29-Iw+ -
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AN ORDINANCE.

TEHo prohibit the erection Of wooden buildings in certain
portions the city of Evansville therein mentioned
LIST. Be 1t ordained by the Common Council Of the
city Evansville that shall be lawful for
wooden bnild
buildings any wooden building buildings
folio wing the city of Ev
ansville that lot of the original plan Of the
Evansville. lot in the Lower Enlargement
said cty of the wing lots in the Donation
Enlargement of the city of Evansville o-WitLots Nos
49, 49, $780, 15 49, 1853. 1884, 1885, 1885, 1877 1853.
1eO 1872 6s 1884, 1855 1866 1871 1853 169 no. III I'D
49, 174 49, 100, 49, 1872 1885, 1884, 1856. 1856.
1877 49, 1889. 19o 49, 1872 1888 1884, 1856 1856 1877 9S 1872 200
2Ol 2N2 2O3 2l0 21 49, 219, 24.
2I5 216 2I7 2s 2ls go 22 222 226 u.s.
229 23I 237 23S. 23s and 240
in any lot in Enlargement said city
I'd Any person who shall violate the
this ordnance shall forfeit and
dollar than fifty dellars for each and
every day after being notified to remove the same
All ordinances coming in conflict with the
visions of this ordinance are hereby repealed
JOHN HEWSoN, Mayor.
Voiksbote copy nov29-a got
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Hope. CORDASsE AND TNVINE-
IA Coils " inch Manila Rope;
do do do do;
do q do do do;
do do do do;
rs do Cotton Rope;
% doz Cotton Bed Cords and Cloth Pins;
Is bales Wrapping Irvine
25 doz assorted Manila Bed Cords;
25 do do Hemp do do Just reed nv
dee3 z. II. COOK d SOY.
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%fTCST@ ~ THE steamboat CITY OF CARR
kszTSz59v e. WOOD. Master. will commence regul
trips between this city and Wabash river
the first rise o water. For freight passage app
on board or to the Wharf-boats. nov29-t
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DENTISTRY.


AR. G: H. HURD. respectfully proFer7 HE services
the citizens of Evansville. He will insert teeth
Gold and Silver plate. Also the improved continuous
work and Gutta Percha plates for temporary sets Tet
filed with crystal gold and foil Extracting cleansing
regulating teeth with Rooms Crescent Cit
Bank opposite the Court House. dec4-d&wtf