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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

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This hitherto iRtraea6te disease of euery form and
eUery stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL A APPLICATION ONLY,
wE7 IL fail in giving immediate relief an posi-
VS. lively curing the worst and obstinate
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Pills. and the result years
patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles remedy hand which will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
withouta fear ofsure its part do all proprietor
claims for it.. Fall directions accompany each
that is requisite is strictly observe them and
The opretor refers to the following
character standing who have Voluntarily
their cases. Read them.
The Hon. iehsrd Yates, late member icon gress the
Jacksonville H.. Nov IS 1855.
Dr. Thos H. Cavan aughDearSir: Tine
naugs Pile Salve which you furnished.
service. producing easy speedy cure
tate end invaluable remedy for Piles
Respectfully, RICHARD YATES.
The following, from Rev F. Brisow re-
jackson vile. H.. December Is, 1854.
DIR. Oavanaugh-I he duty owe to the af-
Gioed make the VALUABLE virtues remedial
sorey afflicted with painful loatsome disease the
Piles After having exhausted my patience trying
benefit by the dation of
frsn the Hon Richard Yates induced try it, j
eappy in saying application of salve three
''''i-' B. +. BkfST6w.
Chicago August 30. 1855.
DR.. t. H. Cayanaugh. (Prczert
Dear Sir When arrived in this city few days sgo,
tion to YOU asking YOUR dvice You recommended YOUR
Pile Save saying it would tried 1.-THE effect
proved in my valuable remedy and
that disease the Piles end as such reeommsndt to others
ri Price 81 per box. Or. 7. II. CAvAHAUGH.
Sole Proprietor. St. Louis. No.
- CRAWFORD ELL,
iv1s-1vd&w KELLER. FARNSLEY & co.
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PINELUMBER AND sHlNGI Es,
CLOTEsHNG at HOLES ALE
Emcnnrn@e EEnnln arGEstrE.

FHNHE take leave inform
- this city and country they have this daY
ed the manufacture of CLoTHING also importing. and
dealn Oyercoatings Cloths Cassemeres
Tweeds and all sorts of Inngs and Tailor Trimmings.
Having purchased the first class factories
10y the best of hands enables
stanal sewing and xperience in this bu
for several enables with other
establishment of this in respect prices well
terms.
We therefore take occasion to request your visit
yon seek distant markets where you will
find good and prices lower here than
other places Please call and examine in order to verify
A. ANSPACHER & co.
jyIS-4u Main street. next door Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

GUNDRIES.-
- bbl Cream Tarter. warranted Purei
$50 Reams tap Letter and Commercial paper;
4 bbls Gloves; bbls Alum;
I0kegs Salt Peter: do Sulpher.
100 Mats Cnnamou; cask Sal Soda;
kegs Red Lead; case Nutmegs;
20 bags PEPPER and Spice; cask Littnsge;
lease Liqu .rice Ball: 80 noxes Pepper sauce:
Is gross Playing Cards. 500 lbs Shoe Thread;
leo boxes Shaw ng Soap; 80 dcz shoe Brushes;
octI5 PRESTON BROS
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BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE!
S NJ Y e S

s. NJ y ers,
WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS, AND BEALER IN
BoCRBoN, RYE. MONoYGAHELA AND RECTIFIED
WHISKY. CORNER
WATER STs EVANSVILLE.
subscriber receiving at
stand, of the largest and best assorted stocks
Wines Liquors aud Cigars. brought to this market
his friends and the trade generally is
iicted the stock which will be sold favorable
figures house the West comprising in
pqrtCognRc Brandies of brands Pale and Dark
Pinet Magory and Otard, DUpuy Co., with numerous
lot of other brands.
WINES.-Fne Old Ma1eir?. Sherry ard superior old
Port Wine Caret Wines of different brands Champagne
Hedsiek Wine. and hints together with general
Old BourLon Rye. Monengahea and Recthed
Whisky. Holland Gin. Jamaica and New England Rum.
Cherry and Peach Branies Cordias Curaeo and Swiss
d. Absinthe.
choice article of pure Ohio Catawba and Boston
Somach Bitters.
n B-AIways on hand aIarge we'll selected stock OF
Havana. German and Home made Cigars; Sardines and
Pittsburgh Ale. sePl5
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EINRANCIS FENDRTCH & BROTHERS respectfullv inc
n form the citizens Evansville thew av
established branch of their oil and known
imore house in this place. whore they will
constantly have for sale all kinds Domestic
Tobacco Cigars and Snuff Their Tobacco
Cigars embrace variety and brand per cent will be
saved to the purchaser by giving CALL wewarrant
eslta city prices. Please call examine aug23-9m
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

evansville Indiana
rHNHE Fourth
commence Monday; the LIST dayo september. 1896.
for respectfully invited the advantages pre-
practical embraces Double
Entry Book keepngin all its various branches including
dence hip and Mercantile Calculations
ten weeks Time not limited students can eommeSee At
any e For Catalogue tql Ra F address
vENAR.-2O bbls Carolina. for sale by
Ill octl4 e. GILBERT & CO., syc. Water.
BANK NOTICE.
oTICE is hereby given shat the annual meeting Of the
NIX of Indiana will take place on Monday the day of
election will be held eight Directors the
suing year Polls will open at 9elqek and close at 4
sepso-5tdwte 'ir'' W. RATHBoSE Cashier
TAEgPAULINS, AWNINGS, &C., &C.
V'nE undersigned is prepared splice kind Of ropf
wn Green's Gsntsa House Division street a. ''i'
ootl5-sm JOHN PLowNAN
| stROiCEsTERINFC ANDLEs.-25b boxes bestquaI-
~ .on tsy and GI sale GT Y 20
DR.. II. McGoWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
Bower z com 6PnTf'S GEn a DISEASES bse of
sale in Evansville by keller Farnsiey 4 CO.. Halloek
Stoddard Woolssy & Sawyer LEIGH q Yer ing -,
FUGE is also for sale by them. aug2l d4wly
NEW DRUGS,
4 K n ID +.
EICH p VIERLIN have just openeda largo assOrtmen4
Aof Drugs and Medicines. which they the
ton of Merchants and Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes all kinds,
Oils Dyetuhs, Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles &c
ALso-al popular Patent Medicines All kinds of Paints
grounds oil Pure Wines and Brandes purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No II Waerst
under the Journal Office my8-tf
EmMENSE DsTEQN or STOCK
| OF HOMEMADE AND EURorEAN IMPORTED LEATHERs AND
|
OF all eolors and descriptions.
WAITING to be made che most fashion
"A able Boots Shoes and Caters for after the latest
France and the Eastern cities All
slips shoes CATERS with heels high enough to suit the
fasdious ladies, end perfect patterns
children large small fashionable Boot
Shoe o sept23-3m JOHN RASCH.
| EAVA COFFEE.-lcO Pockets old Government Java
| ocI5 PRESTON BROS
GAPS! CAESy!
EMS, Youths Boys and 10 fauts of every variety
va color and shape the test and approved fash
ions sepl7-3m VAUTTER & MARC0NNIER.
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q EMS, Youths Boys and nfauts' of every variet
Va color and shape of the and approved tas
ions. sep17-3m VAUfER MARCONNIER.
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ANANDLES-Ioo boxes Star Opal and pressed summe
auri9 ava GEO FOSTER & co.
ANREY LINfE-In lots to suit purchasers. delivered at
sers i' PO'Vi O@n GEO. FoRTER & co.
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NOFFEE.-1O0 sacks Prime reed per Arkansaw Ira
q i err. and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS
NOTgCE
DISNOLUTION \

LII persons who have claims against US. win please
"A them Immediately for payments aud all those WI
know themselv es debted to viii do favor by
ing the iyl7-tf j. W. & 5. NIOKERY.
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DEPARTMENT..
Light Reading for November

suS Rlsns. Sun srra.,..... ......'
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a Office is hereby given that the firm Of Geo. Klein
"a Co.. in the Lard OIL Soap and Candle business. h.
dissolved The Undersigned authorized to settle
the firm will collect all debts and pay
bills of said FIRM. DECKER q KRAMER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

a WAITING orders to ap che fashion,
"a Boots Caters after the
from France and the Eastern cities III varieties
slips CATERS with heels high enough
fasdious for ladies, and perfect patterns
for children large and small the fashionable Boot
Shoe store of sent23-3m JOHN RASCH.
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continue the OF the
firm Of Geo Klein the manufacture of Lard Oil.
SOAP Candles and will sell at and retail the
samo at prices warranne the articles fully
If sureror those of the Cincinnati market Orerl
he IT at Main between First
Second sep2-tf DECKER & KRAMER.
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GAPS CAPST

EAVA COFFEE.-lcO Pockets old Governments Jaw
oclI5 PRESTON EROS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

PAY YOUR TAXES FOR 1856.
THNE Tax Duplicate the city of Evansville for 1856 is
Il in my hands aud under the Instruction OF the
City Council must collect prior to the first Monday in No
is but little time which to do the
business interested will the necessity of calling
early Council has decided to take excuse
Collector. Office at HoilngFwOrth Hughes on
Main street. j. Wesley HUGHES, Collector.
sep2-3m
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FHNHE partnership heretofore existing between Fiediu
d johnson and VIM e. French. known the firm Of
Jehnson French this mutual consent
E. French alone authorized settle the business Of
said firm. FIELDING Johnson
augI4-tf WM. E. FRENCH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

w. Owe DOOR ABOVE cREsCEN- CITy BUILDING.
Il STAFFORD has iust opened Grocery aud ProVlstof
Stare on street, above where Ne viii he pleas
ID 10 zee his the puhia generally and he hops
business meLa lboral share OF IL
~ y, liz ~. Ta.rnnsr. my3I-1y
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cop ARTNERSHEP NOTECE.

TyHE undersigned have this day formed eopartnershT
z under the style and firm of A. J. Coburn & Co..
having taken stock stand of the firm of Oolburn
erskherger will the liabilities of the sais firm
Hershherger. and alone authorized 20 setl
the business of the same. ANDREW-J y. COLBURN.
VISIT JONAS C0LBURN.
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SOMETHING ENTEW EsTANG.

receiving at his othing Store Main street
above the Journal the largest ana pes
the city which he intends to sell lower han any
the city; satisfy everybody OF the above ic ne
the pablie to call examine his stock and Judge
for themselves. l.. - -. 1.atout
cat ~ 15oti &C. 49, sep1o-lmd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
Hounds VS.. Rowdies.

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Boar of ealth
on the 9th ut, as we learn from New YORK
journal
Mr.. Carpendale of 173 Nassau street against
whom complaint was made for keeping pack OF
hounds presented himself with the hou dds, and ex-
planned that he kept them for the prot econ of his
family and himself from the attack of some rowdies
who had greatly annoyed them. also for hunting
purposes. They were far from being annoying to
the neighbors, as he could prove"
If the hounds thus accused were not annoying to
the neighbors, the "Rowdies," for the hunting of
WHOM these hounds werts kept, must have been.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
Dem Meeting.

A meeting of the Wilmington Dem, ,cratic Asso
citation, and others feeling interest n the Demo
cratic cause was held at the Court House on Tuesday
night, Sept 9th, 1856, DR.. J. D. Bethany President
in the Chair, and James Fulton secretary.
The Chair explained the object of the m Getting, be-
ing to make arrangements TO pay fifth ug trbuif
OF respect and appreciation to our Senators and Rep
resentatives who had stood up so manfully il defence
OF the constitution during the struggle 1n Con
gress on the army appropriation bill.
George Houston, Esq, announced the resi- gnation
OF VIM c. Bettencourt, Esq, Treasurer his" resig.
nation was accepted and Mr. Horace Burr elected to
I'LL the vacancy.
On motion, the Chair appointed committee of six
to report business for the action of the meeting said
committee consisting of James Fulton, Jas P Moore
l. Loring, Lucian Holmes, Eli w. Hall, and Joshua
G. Walker.
During the absence of the committee, G. M. White,
ESQ., OF bladen, was called upon and respont led in
capital speech.
The committee, through its chairman, ia, mes Full
ton, reported the following which were una nmouslv
adopted:
the United States and the constitutional men the Hous
OF during the struggles in Congress-
has been such not only to excite our adm ratop h" to-
merit our gratitude and thanks The Pes emit has shown
worthy of all confidence reposed in HIM
again proved itself the buwark of the Con stituton
coordinate branches of the threatened To- be
suoVerted by tactous and revou isnary party in the
ernnent INTO to a proyiso bv
threat to stop the supplies and lower the national flag in
the House are equally deserving of for the noble
my mace on the same occa son although defeated
proviso. ~ WV ~ "'olA'ion
Rsoued That Southern democrats and lovers of the
LI; l uu Ine Union. feel DESTROYS to pay some
P 800 Va lespecG 70 our senator's and Representatives
troteS and eScit Io he right during the recent pro-
Resolved, That We tender T. 4h +ho r. r.
49, 81 81 to be given at such time and place
80 f e AN of November next, the Commit
Resolued, That for tt w oe s ; may Iee1e
1asnro Cngm,;tt !ar be authorized to appoint, at hi
Committee iof inv taton ~ f w IousisS VI 'e an
last Committee ben' 70 G =: .en .tne 4uty Oh III
above Indicated, ~uh * 70 tne
and advisable. ~ ''ners aS W 'nem may seem risn
;i1 ha the gentlemen composing the com
''' re- WI. o oo announced at an early day.
naVaoo i nad e was addressed by Messrs Loring
De ""0 "n0 Hall, after which it adj burned.
J. D. BELLAMY, Prest
JAS Full roN, Secy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
A Contrast.

John Van Buren,, who is charged by opponents
with being free soiler, and who is confeSsedy the
most unsound man now belonging to the Democratic
organization, made brilliant speech to large au.
dience in Chicago last week. He assumed the posi-
ton that non Intervention by Congress with slavery,
except to execute the constitutional mandate for the
rendition of fugtves from labor the doctrine
embodied in the compromise acts of 1850, which was
adopted in both the Wing and Democratic platforms
in 1852, and received the almost unanimous endorse
ment of the people in the Presidential election in the
same year. He was for that principle in 1852, and
he was for it Il was the doctrine of the Demo
cratic party, and 1t was just and right.
He admitted that he was opposed TO the repeal OF
the Missouri restriction but the repeal having been
accomplished, he conceded most cheerfully in the
substitution for the line of $3.50 the right of the
people in each Territory to determine the matter for
themselves.
He denied the accusation that the South had ever
been aggressive. He referred to its course from the
cesson by Virginia OF the north western Territory, to
the REIMBURSEMENT of all the territory embraced
in Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, New Mexico, Utah,
California and Iowa. His answer 10 the charge that
the South made all things subservient to slavery,
most crushing When every Northern State was
vereome by the storm of Know No:Eingism-hat
evil principle which would degrade the white natur
allied aborer and make him 1chite SlaUe, it was the
shareholders of Virginia. led on by the gallant Wise,
that stayed its progress and stted it forever Ken
lucky, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Florida, Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee
and Missouri, have all rejected Know Nolhinglsm
and stood up for the equality of privilege by the free
white laborers of the country
Let this position of Mr.. Van Buren, be contrased
with that of hostility to the Nebraska bill open
y assumed by the Southern Know lettings ana
which is safest for the South ?-Louisv1He Times.
The Herald of Monday was quite severe about
Johns speaking at Tippecanoe. We commend the
above to its attention. Bad as he is, he occupies
better ground than Willard Fillmore.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

NEW ARRANGEMENT UPON PASSENGER CARs.-We
notice that the Richmond Railroad Company have
adopted arrangement for giving notice to pas
sengers of their arrival at the different stations along
the route 1t consists in series Of Vanes upon
which are painted the names of the stations IN dS:
tinct letters The conductor, upon the arrival OF
the train as above, simply pulls cord and the vane
with The pro Ter name upon it falls 10 the view OF
the passengers They are arranged In succession
and cannot cause mistake. Heretofore the conduc'
tors lungs were in use tor this purpose.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
Correspondence of the N. Y. Daily News.
CONNECTICUT in Blaze.-Thirty-one Guns the
Passage of the Army Bill.
T. G.. MASsIE,
/. B. SAWYER,

IN L.
CONNECTICUT In Blazc.-ThIrty-one Guns the
Passage of the Army Bill.
New HAVEN, Saturday, Aug. Sop. M.
On receiving telegraphic dispatch announcing
the pa sssge of the Army APPROPRIATION bill, such
was Il enthusiasm Of some members of the Keystone
Club New Haven, that they went to work and
raised II he means for firing thirty guns in honor
of it's pa usage, and 10 the evident discontinue of the
Black !" R epublcan " revolutoniss. You can safely
rely upon old Connecticut doing her whole duty in
the present campaign | am old campaigner, and
think am as well posted up as any other man in
the political aspects of this Commonwealth, and l
give it as my tvpinon that Connecticut will give Bu-
chanan and b. eckinridge at least 5000 plurality
The Fremonters in this city troubled with the
spasms. The Presto 'ent of the Fremont Club, (who,
by the way, very clever fellow 1t were not Tor
his very tenacious Maine law p[oclvtles9 SAID at The
last meeting that unless thu Club manifested little
more vigor he sh oud be compelled to withdraw In
fact it is uphill work with tn en- while on the other
hand the Democracy were never IN better spirits or
more confident of success
On Wednesday next the Fillmor>a State Convention
meets in this city. at Brewsters Hal. New Haven
has sent about fifty delegates, with De nns Kimberly
Esq, al the head of the list I think Fillmore will
get about 1000 votes in the whole State In haste
yours PUNCH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

THE YADKIN RIVER lMPRovMENT.-Ih SaIlsu o0r
papers publish the report of Chas. B. Fish
to the President and Directors of the Yadkn 4sat
ton Company. Mr.. Fish expresses conaoencs that
the thorough survey in progress Will SNOW 60
the improvement may be planned and CONSTRUCTS
as to answer all the expectations Of its PrGecUlsSs,
and at cost no greater than the trade and OlsaSy
for whose accommodation it is designed VIII
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

The New Zeaanders, long before any white nS an
went among them had the tradition of the " Hau !"
the Moon," which nurses nowadays tell lot % NV
amusement of children. Their story IS as f0iO o,T
named Celano happened to be tn[S5y .
and coming rear well by moonlight, he nenast
drink but cloud coming over the moon prevent
him. He then cursed the moon, because 1t refuse
to give him its Ight but upon this the moon cal no
down and took him forcbly, together with tres vi
which he had laid hold, and there he is now SSI h.
continued the Zeaander, with the tree just % ~
was taken up.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
Electoral Appointments.

M. B. SMITH, Esq, Democratic Elector' and o. r.
MFARs, ESQ., American Elector, for this Dlstrc''
(3d) will address their fellowctizens at the 1oo"
ing times and places
Rockingham Richmond Co.. Mondaysept 18th. Court Wk'
T,onro1 Hm g Thursday, Sept 18th,
Tnmberton' Robeson Co., Monday, Sept. 22nd, g
aTfarSS1;1 ~ i'0"s''H Friday Sept 26th
Eligabethtown, Baden Co., Monday, Sept. 18th,
Further appointments will be announced hereafter
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
OnaIoW County.

L. W. Humphrey, Esqr., Democratic Sub'Elector
for the County of Onslow requests US to state that
he will address his fellow-ctzens of sail County, al
the following times and places:
At Lower South West, Friday, 18th September.
At Golden Place Saturday, 9th September.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

A BIG C1GAR.-Some weeks ago the papers announ-
ced a sale of some two or three hundred pounds OF
~ C. tobacco in Lynchburg, Va, at So so Der pound.
Yesterday our friend T H. Williams, ESQ, who had
recently passed through Lynchburg, presented US
with cigar, manufactured from said tobacco at least
lis wrapper was. We pulled it and found it good.
Peace to its ashes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

Ba~Virginia must be the land of Springs. Every
paper that we receive from that State has at least
one correspondent from the watering places-A Red
Sulpher man or perhaps two Alan ladies or some.
thing of the kind. Great are the Springs Thew
fill up the daily papers when the extra session
has come to close and all other standard and staple
topic have " gin out"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

THE LAST BLocKADE.-The coast put under block
ade by Walker is from one thousand TO twelve hun,
dred miles in extent part on the Atlantic and par
on the Pacific, and to enforce it he has schooner
in the Pacific
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

IMPROVEMENT OF IRISH LABoERs-A letter from
Limerick says that the wages of harvest laborers
there is 3s Sd. per diem with board. Most OF .nS
laborers are from the west of Clare, Galway anu
Kerry, and, it is said, they all unusually well clo'n'
ed this season in fact rags are an exception
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sep: 8 Noon.-Re'urns from 1877
towns give Hamn 5O,L 400, Wells "a, 600; Paten
1000 Messrs. Wood nd Gilmore, republicans
certainly elected to Coz 1gress by large majortes
The result in the districts are no: yet known. Not
one of the opposition Sen 1atorial candidates have
been eeced as far as hear11 from. The House is
largely republican.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
The U. S. Frigate Macedonian.

BosToN, Sept 6.-The U. S. frigate Macedonian
which has been undergoing an examination for the
last week, is pronounced unseaworthy, her timbers
being found TO be much rotted. She will have to
undergo very thorough repairs to make her fit for sea-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

SPEAKING AT THE COURT HOUSE, Messrs. SMITH
and MEAREs, the Democratic and IS American" Elec.
tors for this District, addressed the citizens at the
Court House, on Tusday afternoon last 1t is agreed
that Mr.. Smith gave the best speech be ever made,
purpose and was highly applaud ed. Mr. Meares
spoke very WE'LL and, considering h,. hopelessness of
his prospects, was quite animated Commercial
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

>, PH1LA .DELPH1A, August s-The Mount Vernon
nSs Cape May has been destroyed by fire, and
rnp Cane, the lessee, and his family, have perish.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

S@The fire at the Latting Observatory New York,
was seen ffty.fve miles off,