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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-12
CO.PARFNERSEEaP.

TTNHE unde rsigned have hisday formed Co-partner
IL ship under the style and firm of CEO. FOSTER d Co
for the Transaction ofa general f0rDardiRg and Gem
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious FreproOf Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets the Depot of the Evansville and
Cr.wfordsvilie Railroad where they will have ample
room and facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce aud Merchandise.
They will give special to Consignment either by
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter
Theyhope by unremitted attention to meritan share
the public patronage NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w. NJ. AIKMAN
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RAILROADS, &C.
Pennsylvania RAILHOAD.
lfEz fs#G EzzF ET7g s Hs5Eszs -sEsEEEss7
E2z2 80 Sess sEacs

Itsg &C. z9 E 7s5#..EEE11 #
The undersigned having been ap-
"a pointed gebt the above Oompa- -HA7s
sxs in this city would iafo orm sh a4l
pers merchants, and The public
generally that F. Leech George W Harris and George
Black late Of % Leeeh Co. and Thomas S. Clarke of
CLARK Fhaw, - under the firm of II
LEECRA & Co.. .r
by appointments special consgnees and shipping agents
ef the Pennsylvania Railroad Company They
eshed at all the principal shipping points
aand west. and prepared receipt from New
erk Boston. Phadelphia and Baltimore all
cities and from all cities and
Atlantic seaboard by of the Pennsylvania Railroad
The direct their whole forwarding
ard have facilities for shipping and without
the second draysge charges by arrange
ment with the Railroad company teng extremely low
rate over the expense of drayage they
be able to give satisfaction
shpshs produce madeto their agents will be forward
ed free OF charge for commission.
For Information apply st their Offices:
Depot Liberty street. Pittsburg:
do No South 18th street Philadelphia
do North street Baltimore;
No 2 As;cr Place.
do Battery Place, ...-..
do 81 Khby street. Boston
Orto JOHN s. MITCHELL
eplf bm Water-t.. Evansville Ind.
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j. f. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

EVANSVILLE. IND.
yEANUF ACTURER ct,very description of Brass Work
va of equal quality il not superior
tursd in the Eas', aud on IS favorable terms
cylinder cocks; church hotel bells;
friction metal soft and pefter5older. well a mpet.
assortment of all other articles usually
am also appointed sole agent in this city for the
Jas ThompsOns celebrated leather beting These belt
raby when txhibited been awarded with tbe 6rs nv
mun samples OF the he at the establish
descrnop Brass Casting made to order an fur
The highest market price paid for old copper
zinc.
All orders addressed will with prom pit an
mediate attention. dec4
GL0THS 20 pieces French Twilled this day
" and tor sale by JAMES Low & CO..
NEusIIN DE LAINEs.-5o pieces all wool Mu.li
4A De- Lame assorted coor reed this day mud for sale
decl5-d&T 4lS Main St. louisville. Ky
GUNNY BAGs.-so bales in store and for sale hy 4
NEW MOLAssEs. bbls prime new Molasses in
decai ~' ~ PRESTON BROS
ssORSE AND cow FEED.
saGp aso75s supply " 4E M c%5n or s0d oR
ADMIN NFSTRATOH,S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that of Administration
AoIPn Ra % ss T on the estate
nOv2s ws BRACKET MILLS. Administrator.
SK ATEs!1 Cask skates assorted to S. per
dees oHAs. S. WELLS
TENOBACCO.-Iob boxes choice Virginia Tobacco;
IL hox Fancy Twist;
1keg Pancake Tabacco som. thing new
ana extra at noVI6 COOKS Family Grocery
LREsH BALTIMORE OYsTERs.-1cho,t5o so cans
Of A Fields coRN-FED Oysters, Just received at
decl2d COOKS Family Grocery
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CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.
MUST received
81 100 gross bed crews fat and square head;
$40 feet Safe WIRE;
300 doZ Iron Cupboard and T II Locks;
100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
300 3OZ do do Table 10. x to Il;
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
1000 Gjmblet Point Screws assorted all sizes;
400 setts Furniture G Brass md Iron Wheel;
50 Cabinet Filesand Rasps ass'd lengths;
5nd"z Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes;
just ree's ana for sale 6y ap9s BABcoCK BRO.
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED IL AGRICt LTUkAL WARE HOIsl
MILLER. xSENGAEE d co.
Nj ERS and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
1fl aud Garden Implements. Moving Reaping Thresh-
ink Machines Field Garden Seeds Trees &c SIG Main
street opposite Bank Louisville, Louisville, KY.
Sep25-IyW
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WATCH RRpAIRINC

g1NHE dersigned baving commenced the above
in Granville hatters hmse with the hope that his
xperienee amt skill vi 3escr ptions
machinery will rpon trial he found worthy the
oulr the resi- citizens the city but also
sompriainE 'circHma NJ bient vienaEe.f
His shop at the Post oee where he be found all
OFFICE Hours. myS R. II. GATES.
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NNHITE LEAD-toO kegs pure for sale by
Wv nOVZ7 ORR, DALZELL & co.
EWsaV NH,

EFHE dersgued his removed ais Tailoring Establish
y second imnediatev opposite Pres
terrain Church. in the Office with DR. Wood where he
would be glad to all his old goodIy
Ter Of nd would he pleased them
anything in his line sneh shirts
ie e. order the shortest possible notice
Thankful for past tayOrs he would peetfu solicit
j L. NELMS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THr GlTlZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANS
7'aTE KEN A, EKN AND IIItNUIs

HAS SAUSDERS. Uivl e. -gineer. having taken his
% city Of Evansville would peetfuly
citizens of the portion OF Indiana.
Keatuky and nlinos that furnish Plans
Specifications aud tima OF work OF gtion
pertaining his prOfssOn Water Works. Drainage
Land. Railways, Turnpike Plank other Dads, the m
Rivers for navg atlon purpo etc.
TssCimo als ability L. Wilson, ESD Chief En-
gneer New Albany snd salem Railroad; Judge Hughes
: BLOOMINGTON Ind George q Damn bedford Ind II
b wilson, o ty Engineer New Albany Ind. and u @
Moore Esq Chiet Engineer OF the f., aud Straight
Line Raiir ad. be seen APPLICATION. mh2O ly
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TENNEYA snR ENsON.


VINE SIS. Ev As WILLIE, LSD.
YWNH this day formed copartnershp for
n the of DONG wholesale Grocery aud Liquor
business Eaying succeeded the OF Messrs A
Ho purch sed their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good bargain
FOR CASH. any house in Evansville or city in The
West. R fENNE1,
ians rA 20 S SORGNSON.
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BOARD of nirrctors.

John D. Defrses VIM R. Nofs;nger. II. W Talbot,
Willis W. Wright, VIM NJ. McOarty Delos Root.
E. ". H. Ellis. J. W. Spencer. W g Wharton.
L. r. BRoMwELL See'y j ID. DEFREES, Pres't.
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JOHN r. CRISP,

"A he EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ROOMS, Fos-
N Buildings. will attend to drawing up eeds Mort
rags and all writing him dec17 TIT
lNODFtSH,- drums lust re and sal by
" NOVEL TENNEY SORENSON.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPnLIS. IND.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office in the Crescent City Bank BUILDING.
Nv my25
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E1EP a<ONED PUaE TAB8E.E mlLL.
soR grinding wheat and and all other substance
a. requiring grind ng.
Genuine old Anehor Brand Bolting Cloths and Betting
all widths
Our aent r. Monroe is authorized to sell the abov,
articles a Cinciun All prices including freight.
oalatJ r. Monroc.s Family Grocery, corner Oak and
Second streets.
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RISING Sun INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
RISING sun. IND.
Board of Directors. :

8. Hathaway. B Lorng. Jacob Wells. Wells.
J.P Ubray. $: F. Coyin-ton. ] w. Talbot.
W. Pate. Wm. Ii. Powell, George Gillespie.
B. j. HATHAWAY. Sec'y. y. HATH AWAY, Prest.
The these Companies is owned and their
MANAGED by citizens Of this st and their
.Eations exclusively the State of Indiana
Buildings and Merchandise and also the
sargoe Fatbeas STEAMBOATS, at equitable rates Of
premium by II. CIV ATHMF1,
oct27- d3m Agent.
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TDRINTS.-5 case blue and orange Prints. .
do blue md white DO. p e-t
do English Furniture Prints,
3 do do solid black do
Received and for sale by JAMES Low & CO.,
nov76 d&w 41s Main street.. Louisville, Hy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
Three Days Later From Europe.

New YORK. Jan. 24.-The steamship Baltic, with
Liver pool dates to the 18th January, arrived here OF
day.
There is nothing later from the Crimea by this al
rival.
Peace proposals have not yet been decided on, but
better hopes are entertained that the belgerents will
settle matters amlcably.
In London and Paris it is believed in we'll in
formed quarters that definite intelligence from
Russia will probably reach the Government by Mon
day.
Expectations on tp-toe to learn the issue OF
the peace propositions. The term in which Russias
decision is to be made has been extended to the 18th
of January Nevertheless, Berlin and Vienna reports
state that adyces already there that the Gar will
make no further concessions On the other hand it is
certain that formal conferences are IN session al st.
Petersburg, discussing the proposals. These confer
ences are attended by Nesserode, ESerhazey, Ze-
bach and SOmmer,
The Independence Beige publishes the text of the
allied proposals. The general impression is that Rus
sia will neither accept nor reject the proposals for
peace but will send Count Stakelberg to Vienna with
counter proposals. The latest Eumors are more IA
vorable.
Denmark announces her neutrality and that she
has no connection with the Swedish alliance.
Omer Pacha was at a redoubt at Kale shut up by
the winter and the Russians
Louis Napoleon again threatens to go personally to
the war.
Richard Golden has published new peace pam.
phlet.
The London Post has direct advices which do not
confirm the report that Hoiat had been captured by
the Persians.
The returns of the Banks of England and France
show increased depression in the money market.
The decrease in the Bank of Englands bullion is
upwards OF 283,0OO pounds, The decrease in the
Bank of France for the month is R772, 800.
An American ship had arrived at Mernei, and was
loading with hemp and yarn.
The overland mails arrived at Marseilles on Fri
day, January l.
ST PETERSBURG, Jan. 3-The war Council has
concluded its business 1t has transpred that Rus
sian tactics in the approaching campaign have under
gone important notifications Orders sent from head
quarters indicate the intention of Russia to abandon
the Crimea, part OF the troops having been ordered
to reinforce Observation-Disclosures are to join the grand
army of the centre.
KEEL Jan S.-The waters still open and trade
between the lower Baltic ports and those of Russia
is carried on with great activity.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Advces from Montevdeo of
November 80 announce that revolution broke oft
in that city, on the 25th November. For four days
the city the of bloody conflict, one hun
dred persons were killed and much larger number
wounded. Order restored the 29th, when
Nunose and the revolutionary party embarked for
Buenos Ayres in a steamer. In conformity with the
demands of diplomatic agents, resident in Montevideo
fore gners maintained strict neutrality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.---The sales of Cotton d.
reached 55O0 bales at from 8sc. q Sc ~ b for Mjd'
L!V hkfOOt!, Jan. 9.-Cotton-Some circulars ruy
decline of a i'd. but the brokers' board report Il
cnanged IN price with declining tendency: sales forth
bales Oil" 'Aloi'ss' -
90 Flour has advanced 6d-westcrn canal, 10 q i2s d
az g DDS. southern, Al a DDS.
w neat has advanced 2d--red, lis 3D. a lis 3d. ID
ed' lis ID a lis. Cd. Corn is firm with an upward
aen.cy1Whlte, 10 a 49,; yellow 42 "a 42s Cd m1.-
Rice is firm at 80 s5s Spirits turpcntine are qas
SIS s.; crude do. quiet. Tar quiet Common rosin IS
ne latest London dates are of Wednesday morning
Engilsh funds yesterday experienced a rally If ID a.
opening but relapse subsequently took place co4
yes5esraays prices Money was easy, with good den
at b cent for government securities At Paris hs&
orally better. 'N'
~; LlV EhPOOL, Jan. l2.-Cotton has declined to 4
ne sales CT the week amount to a. OOO bales at f
prices: Fair Orleans cd Fair Uplands SID NliddDg
lands, at 3 and 5-l6d. Flour has advanced one bill
compared with previous prices The weeks ouotato-
Inc same as those by the steamer Africa Corn, Whit
c6anSed; yellow 42s Beef pork and bacon are quiet
OBS %; Consols have declined to IS! a 68I
IARBORO', Jan. 25.-Turpentine-Dip ST 1862
$l9$i 70 Scrape 3O@35 cents ID 100 rs Corn /!
IS y Dbl Bacon 1905 cents Lard I25@l5 cents @
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
Supreme Court.

The following decisions have been delivered since
our last
BY NASH, c. i'm Latham V. Simmons from
Washington, affirming the judgment below Also,
in Rue Hall V. Council from Cumberland, affirm
liams V. Wood, from Wayne affirming the Judgment
below.
By PEARSON in Brothers V. Haren in Equity
from Gates declaring that the INDUCTION ought 10 be
dissolved. Also, in Muphy, '. Merritt from Samp-
son, affirming the judgment. Also, in Parish v Mer-
rift, from Sampson, awarding uenirc de moro Also,
in Walters & Walker v. Breeder, from Columbus,
declaring that there is in the proceedings of the
Court below
BY BATTLE, i'm Spruill v Davenport from
Washington, judgment here for plaintiff for sixpence
Also, in White V, Stanton, from Perqumans, affirm.
ing the Judgment Also, in Kitchen V. Pridgen, from
New Hanover awarding a centre de noro.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON NORTHTAP

u
ARRIVED.
Marsh.
Steamer Fanny Lutterlob, Stedman, from Fayettg.
25--Schr. A. J. DeRosset, Brewster, from New Ta
A. ID. Cazaux with mdze
Worth ''0ni D0''o"' u"
brig Emily, Richardson from Boston. 70 r c. W.1
ochr, Anna Somers, Lee, from New York, to Pet;."
q Sehr. Emily Ward, Ward, from New York, 10 ds7
Ad Brlg P P Deliver, from Newburyport, Mas
r, Schr v Sharpe, Sharpe, from Providence, R. L. ~-
\, SGhr John Forsyth, Applegate, from New York, Y
Steamer Magnolia, Barber, from Fayetteville ID
Steamer Chatham, J.nes, from Fayetteville. to " J.
len.
2S-StGa%er Flora Mcdonald Russell, from Fays''7
v ian. 26;--Schr A: K. Pharo, FaukIinburg, fHn y
York, to Rankin & Martin.
SEhr. Mary Alice, Chase, from New York, to 3@''
Dudley; with brick
I.-Schr; Champion, Chadwick, from NewbefD
TO Jno. A. Stanly; with corn. -s
9enr. Laura, Whitehurst, from hyde county, to Ls~
r, Steamer I Enterprise, Dicksey, from Jones L'nI
jan a4i.oehr. Ellen Randall, Justice, for Little
Dy ~ n. Lamont.
o Steamer SOutherner, DOdd, for Fayetteville by W.
z2.-Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman for Eay''''
by Luttsrloh & Elliott .
Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville, by w. H NIX.
Jan. 6aSchr: Onward, Smith, for Boston, BY
McRae & Co with lumber s
S-Stesmer Flora Mcdonald Russell. for FaysiE
by T. c. IL B. G Worth ,.t
Schr. Alba. Osborn, for New York, by George n'
with naval stores cotton, Sc 40
ochr' T. St.ow, Robinson, for West indies ]" .
Bro Co.; with lumber and shingles
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
MARRIED..

In this town, on Sunday, 9th inst by Rev T. P RIA
Mr. VIM. II. BRIGGS to Miss MARTHA E. BISH1
In Duplin County, on the 18th inst. bv Rev u p
negay, Mr.: WILLIAM H. WHITFIELD, of Fo,:,
Miss ATALINE, daughter of Mark KeathIy, ESQ
On the I'D instant, by Bizze Johnson, ESQ. Mr. JAN
hNOWLEs to Miss NANCY, daughter Of Mr. vi
hutchinson, all of Duplin County, N G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

EARLY History OF THE CAPE FEAR CoUS7s
We take pleasure in giving conspicuous ins
to the following Card, anG in requesting Other
tors who feel an interest in the subject to do
wise. The object is patriotic one, and we
not doubt that it will be ably and efectivel
complished, as far as the materials OF history ca
obtained, by the advertiser, who is a gentema
talents and character, whose researches have ars
in measure, qualified him for the task he pr,r
TO un derlake.-FayetteUiNe Observer
nv ANTED.-A gentleman of the Bar, if suffcig,
w couragement is shown him. designs delivering n
mington and Fayetteville, COURSE OF LEC'IfPE
the EAkL Y HISTORY OF THE CAPE FEAR Cr
NY and to this end desires, and through this med
ments relating to the Revolutionary History of this ser
OF the State-such as letters printed documents &c.
ward them to him at Elizabethtown, n c..
All letters, &c, will be carefully preserved and an,
ing noted, will be safely returned to their proper owners
Address J. A. R., at Elizlbethtown, Baden CO., n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

FROM HAyANA.-The Steamer Black Warrior at
New Orleans brings dates from HAVANA 10 the 18th
INST She experienced heavy weather on her pas
sage lnHavanna the weather is reported to be COL
der man ever before experienced on that island
hacheH was still at Havana, but the other members
Of The troupe had left for Europe. The supply of
Sugar was inadequate to the demand. We onote
yellow at III l33, white at 81 11&; Molasses 8
8 rails
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

The SOUTHERN CONVENTIONAL Gov Bragg has APP
pointed the following Delegates to the Southern Con,
yen1ion to be held at Richmond, Va, on the 3Oth
inst: Messrs. A. j. DeRossct, P. X. Dickinson, JOSH
ua G. Wright, William S. Ashe, F. }. Hill, Rob-
ert Strange, James Fulton, 7. Burr, Jr, Thomas
Lorng and Saml. J. Person, Of the Town of Whining
ton, North Carolina, as delegates on behalf OF the
State to the said Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

FIRE--We regret to learn that, on Saturday last,
the dwelling houses and some bIdings, belonging
to Mr. Richard H. Grant and his mother, about 8
miles from town, on the Sound, caught fire from a
spark and entirely consumed. The furniture of
both buildings was saved.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
The MISSISSIPPI LEGIsLATURE--I
Courier of the 10th instant saws:

Courier of the 10th instant says:
g The legislature of Mississippi assembled on Mon
day last 1t is supposed that there will be more tai
ent IN this than IN any former legislature of that
State, which has produced so many men of note
w. S. Barry, of Lowndes, is spoken of for speaker.
and J, G. Pettus for president of the senate The
former, in connexion with David C. Glen, ESQ.,, il.
suggested by the Vcksburg Sentinel for presidential
slestor for the State at large"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
From California.

The steamer Daniel Webster arrived at New Or
leans on the 25th, bringing San Francisco dates TO
the 10Th OF December. The Star of the West was 10
sail from San Juan for New York on the 9th inst,
with $50 passengers and 100000 in treasure. We
see nothing of importance by this arrival New and
rich diggings had been found the American river
and the intelligence from the mines is very cncour-
aging Trade was generally dull. Oregon dates to
the 20lh ult, had been received. Nothing had been
heard of Col Kinneys party, which went to attack
Fort Walla-WaIla, which was in the possession Of
the Indians of Northern California. The American
Consul at Bahama, Geo NJ Chase, is dead. Col.
Walker was receiving acccssions by every steamer.
His effective force is said to be $50.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM MIsSIssIPPI.-The
Hon. JEFF. Davis, Secretary Of War, has been
elected TO the U. s. Senate, from the State of Mis-
sisspp for six years, from the 4th of March, 1857
at which time the term Of Hon. Stephen Adams, pre-
sent incumbent, Will expire
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

c5- A gentleman writing from Buelah, Johnston
county, says that be lately sent to this place coop
of poutry-sixty-six head of chckens-upon which
he had to pay 50 for eve belieye) 80 miles on the
North Carolina Central Railroad to GoldsbOro, and
only 81 from Goldsboro to Wilmington, distance OF
81 niles: He is DESTROYS of being informed why
the charges are much higher on the Central Road
than they are on the Wilmington Weldon Road
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
MEMORANDA

n. ~ WEWOhANDA. ~ r,
brig Vermont, from Boston, for Wilmington, N I1G
spoken llth inst, lat 35 deg. 20 mn Ion 70 deg
having been dismasted the 9Th, lat. 80 deg lon
Jan. 8.Stsamer Magnolia, Barber, for Faye'S''
Lutterloh & Elliott.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

C5-The Southern Commercial Convention viii be
held at Richmond, Va, on the 30lh inst. Weprcsume
our town Will be represented.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

The Fayetteville Observer OF the 24th inst, says
We deeply regret to hear Of the sudden death las
evening, from apopeXy, of Col. j. B. G. Roulhac
one of the most estimable citizens OF Raleigh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

VOlnted postmaster.
g1-The Legislature Of Louisiana, organized the
21sl. al The officers are democrats
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01

&C. A new PostOhice has been established AT
" Pikesyille, Wayne county, on the Wilmington &
Weldon Rail Road and Mr. Calvin T. Perkins ap.
pointed postmaster.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-01
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1856.

WHAT AMERICA HAS LEARNED.-We may learn
more than one valuable lesson from this war. saws
the New York FINES. What have the most power-
1ul fleets the world has seen effected upon the
Baltic! Nothing at all Under the most enterpris-
ing leader known in the British navy thew have not
attempted re" attack upon any of the well fortified
harbors of Russia. No more convincing argument
OF the protection afforded by judiciously planned,
well constructed and powerfully armed Notifications
need be sought than this and it Is hoped, will have
us due effect with those who provide for the national
oefence IN placing our great harbors in state of
complete security