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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21
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psryot1cc,-The Third Justices Court, at
h. s9nsT q cstonoass street and EScAans" f"ee p no"
OFFICE 1IouRs-From o'clock A. NJ, to O'CLOCK NJ
md from O'Clock to O'CLOCK l. u. 1nt1x w aNDREWs
~ =. :. -,,,, ,,c11 !, ,ev has renewed
oaARH Rs sYes F3sn oc ra rsg
-, :, :, q -,7,esccnt no,,ac M. ., meets
sy ~ ETGSFSS %Di $SoT;
q o ssG sss1ssr1 T. x DAhbor 1sa'
urer; l. n: j AllAn. rer eeelee.Iy. ~
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lows Hall: olicers-~J H. H JESNlsOS, N G.; TH LI
= :, :, I,--,. -. ~. =,
81 hG ass ss a.
Es aRW y Ha al pA esEc o9RE W. r E.
s6 sSs,sts1y GEO H Per
20 General RELIEF oomm !! !. Q. 9: r.
y ps4s
d isSs s@f
Office Buildings JoHE RAY No 200 Camp street. NJ CRAw-
Fourth District r F. PErERsoE Custom, house, i. H. STAN
Sooo, X y: MsDossS1ss r. v: FfSSss5a4Ms Common
Sss sss 'ssf
DN 10 Regular meetings held the THIRD MONDAYS each
poR ut secretarys Office in Odd Fellows Hall "a o'clock
fell fell em JAMES FuRNEAUx Secretary.
NJ Attention, f,oInnanp &. National Guard,
yea hereby ordered pr $50 EVEN
lN att O'CLOCK also, Monhy eeis the rs' Aueso"J vi
each month. ,,r,e ,,o,pr n C
sel8 If 2.t ~. CHAs. MOtFII, ". ..
- w - ,n t,+;,r 80 5o,nn,,noc 20 crr.
1 we nre SP tn IT, ~ M dueItiioen IN our
readers Cath,rtic ~, VT Siei ;;o an a,ist
Golhhsi from h, 1'sy Is lnnnn ~
o. AVER LIS Emery iben,i , r ynas etc has
e ness ses e'o " M a, thn From III laboratory
would be worthy OF a'tentoi AZ no 9le II iod 70
yeraly taken tah Lhysen III ING pnno W. nnbnn IN
know Of one IRON slch trustworthy soure. VIZ
know and can assure them ma; ms article n i" t liz I'm
l,u,y eiu.f " aiiy , ,o"
elbes ana consequently s well worm u ttia Miehfe ~
1nedicine becomes lecessf3.-hhGhTI WI no ~ r IN
MY nle i3T sae ny - " nnd al c;ty dr,ppists
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All Of which, sold at the very lowest rnaxet rates
o. o. WOoDMaN. New Orleans, La. and
5fel2 5mdGWs O. o. WooDAaN & 90. Vicksburg, MISC,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

awr-rss y. E. MATTHEW'S 81 CO.-CAR-
3 RIAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary sa a for
AElES suitable for Game Carts and Drays with inc Pins
and Nuts No. 1856 Graver street, New Orleans aul II
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SUCCESSION OFF JOHN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y having claims against said successian requested to
the and tse indebted TO sad decsased
auested to make payment TO the undersigned
CATHERINE H.. WALKER,
au2l atinAd Administrative 40 TieTs street
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. Tg#aFr.@E AN
FIFTH DISTRICT CounT3 J. LEVo1s e. ais v F. GERKE.
Of New Orleans. No. HES. s.
rTIHE Creditors of r. GcrILe are hereby mo-
tilted appear The office Of Edward Barnett, Notary
Public on TUESDY I'd day Of September next IL
O'clock in order deliberate the affairs Of aid E eske
judicial proceedings against the property Of said Gerke are
stayed AMI that Alexander Derhe Esq is appointed to
present Creditors and g. Lugenbuh Esq., Curator
ai hoe, to represent the absent defendant.
- - - j. o. CHALoN,
au1 stin20d Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

NTOTTCE-WIII. Be SOLD AT THE MECHANICS,
IN Exchange village Of Northumberland the Goth OF
September 1856 the highest bidder for term Of ten years,
TIiE LEASE OF THE BATTURE in front Of said village for
Warehouses; Buildings Depots of merchandise Tie amount
" - H. N. T0WNER,
,,a1 Secretary Board Of Commissioners
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

pACON-30 casks choice Clear and Ribbed Sides;
ID 10 =, Shoulders for sale by
JOSEPH Lands h CO.,
aul2 50 Tchoupoulas street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

VACCINE EIATTER--vAccINE MATTER:-PHy
Planters and Druggists always be supplied with
pure article at 81 50per scab by applying to q
SICkLES i Co, So Canal street, 4
G. n. MORRISON, IL Magazine ST.,
4 ..@ E. 3. WHEELOGK, 43 Magazine ST,
F.e street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

---- T-----| 7-T-1-TT
CISQu1ENE CoUR DISTRICT J. LEF0IS ct ais, vs. +
xxx 'iaE95 E6ERhE.
Nouvee- Orleans. No. n2sS.
ES creariciers de Il. GerExe sont n0tife s paE
~ pesentes davoi comparative retude de Edward
Barnett notae public cette Vile MARDl IL 2eme Jour de
septembre proclaim 10 eures du ma ehet de deibersr
les ares du dit f. Gerke dc syndic e liz
du dit F. Gerke suspendnes ct AeSande Der9es
epesenter les creaHciers absent ct G. Lusen
bnhl ad hoe pour repesenter lie dit defendeu
J. 0. GHALON,
aul 3tin30i #tL " Depute Grefier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

DRUGS. TIE DICfNEs, PEEFUNIERY,
~ ETCThe Subscriber would respectfully call the nten.
Alton Of Planters Physicians aud Families to his well as
stock, comprising article in his line OF bnsi;
ness all which, examination will be found FRESH and
GENUINE. During season. SODA WATER and MEAD 1 q
all the popular Mineral Waters, such CONGRESS, BLUE
LICK etc. etc. Rooms supplied reasonable terms with
PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOULEY BIT.
TIERS, etc. >-,r,,, - 800,
e24lr cor. Camp and Poydrss streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

D. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
large Of of the disease now so prevalent
~ among horses and mules called Water Farey, tshew-
sing itself first in the coffin joint in small sores IN
cesn rapidly would inform his patrons and te pup
generally that owing the contagious nature Of the disease
by prompt attention and careful treatment he in almost Ill
cases enabled effect cure, if taken in time. The first a
pcaance generally in the coffin joint in the shape OF small
sores increasing rapidly and developing the hone Remember
u cure guaranteed ii taken in time DIR. ELLl0I!,
wi If Veterinary Surgeon, Dryades ST., opposite Union
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

TOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS FIRE ENGINE one
,;re' Pi4,yTIra office " a3 tt
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eaA' BOARDING-THE LARGE AND ELEGANT
fsEs house known the DESBAN YER ANDAH. in
Li Camp street. No. 32 is for the reception OF
families and single gentlemen This Of the most deslrn
BILE summer locations the city, and the family are IN
surpassed for comfort each having dressing room or cah
net attached There fine bath huse the premises
and every the comfort of boarders few Day
Boarders also be accommodated ,,,o,-
ie30 Am JULIA a. TLEASoN. -
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GTlATE TAKES, FOURTH DISTRICT. NEW OR
- leans. Office Jackson street This Office will be kept
open O'Clock p NJ. for days longer, for the
commodaon Of all those who have paid said for the
year 1855. . -. - ...
aus I'M RICHARD MCDONNELL, Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT VIM. F. FLOWER VS.. HIS CREDI-
FLOWER Il co. No. a.93. .,k 54 z
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
In the nsotvents and all other herein Interested
within days from the first publication Ii any
they can, why the account presented by William r.
Flower the aforesaid nsc1ven should not be
ed onoogaed and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order of Court, this 18th July, 1856.
aul stin1od Deputy Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

81 OnO OOO OF THg VARIOUS on ArfrrEs AND
Z.UUV.UUV sizes o. Hsvans, domestic and gerrn.n
segars hmuch beow rates they being cold
pay advances Normas, ~ and upwards; operas ~ DO.
D. CaEkKs. II Broadway.
HAVANA srGARS Nrw CRoP. JUST RPCEivvD
IL per Racfwarlcr.Ccneh., csbanss slcriesas acer
too Wsn'erns Jew, lcufrps r uuerey Figarss Rrtenl
ca tc.. ~ Tie ~ "a 1 70 v. RrGEGs
ia Maiden .ane. second yery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

pA1FNTrD FEBRUARY 10, is5s MODEL prrIJApp
tables ard combination cushions Gentlemen are respect
fully Informed that my new ssesroons will he open day snd
evening for the exhibition of the shove tables
,aS and 10 Brosdway, msnufsc'orv, IS mn street
MICHAEL fnELAN, P.ientre
I,pY GAat pF p11IIsRDs-By MfCHaEL PuF1Sy
Nrsi nuhiitNed bv Anrlntpr A 70 price al Sjnrir -,
pics nsitd frte rccrr Ul rca. ~ U'fONvOg TOI
lFNFf Il, bbtsrd liable maze !, ~ Ano srac,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

A RARE OPPORTUNITY &c 2 ANT HOUSE wIsHING
"A mneuce business establish branch in BalA
Hore1he teese OF Large store and warehouse In
u the centl AID popular horoughfaresn Balu
hardware clothing ehira or any kind Of business recurring
for manufacturing &c desired be divided
two stores For particulars 70 terms which will be
made low 70 good tenant address X Baltimore
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

osr or MrsLATD-A rRONrssoEy NOTE DATED
IL September ~ 1855 nj three months from date, for three
hundred ,wery dollars and fifteen So Is Loo
by Jssph Weinberg ha order, and endorsed
b. him and Philip Nusshaum Al persons notified against
negotiating the .sd note a. payment Of same has been
stopped. J. ~. P1fLf1PS A CO, Ia Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04
THE MILITARY.

NATIONAL GU ARD.-1ur MEMBERS or THE FIRST
IN Company requested 70 s,tend in oai1eo. arr -
funeral ri VIA wife a Ssrei Macgowsp ~ wesncs
sew. rt W a. ect " ttlA tr .se .etUaf v = n
1Mtu sttvtU ssee~ W. L. S'NsNn G,Y.sn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

E,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
IL Mall Iine.-1he Et~ainship KNOXVILLE, Capt G. ID.
Ludlow will leave "Wednesday, 5h November
No Nor'h river at O'Clock NJ Bills Of AdIng signed
board. For freight or apply to MITCIL NO.
IL Broadway Through tickets from New York
vile Ssh TO Piatka &s Steamers from Florida
Saturdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

WAN oECKELEN's AUToMAToN CLARIoSFT
player exhibition during this week. Mt DIR Chapin
church 54s Br oadway from II A. NJ till 10 r. NJ Admission
Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

DrCoRDs rrAcrrcr-pR HAMMOND NAT W
IN consulted eonhdentally important slsas " nsls
dies D., ROOM. $40 Broadway. opposite p. s. rrhoes
Dr " sau pupi of prs Csrrocten anf Not ~ Tia Ny
and Fictsd az Parts Cansr acns III fneiss ~ FreEcA
versCaslly ii 81 letter. In ~ I'D ffym q ~
T. ID, hANAvAA n. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Winter nrrnnq emanta

Commencing Monday Nov. 8, 1855. Three daily trains 10
Albany Sundays excepted
Pare 81 o from New York TO Albany. Leave New Yse
follows from station Of White and Centre
go A. NJ, express train for Albany connecting
Central Railroad and Northern trains.
$40 NJ, mall train. running directly through without
change OF and connecting chatham -Four win
the Western trains Tor Pisded, North Adams and other
tions-
NJ express running directly through without change
OF and connecting with Central train nj ii r. NJ
West Returning leave Albany
SIS A. NJ, mail train for New York direct
1045 A NJ, express without change Of cars.
800 r. NJ, cypress without change OF
Tickets 10 be obtained and baggage checked ri the Office e
The Western Railroad Albany, or White aud Centre,
Broome Twenty sxth and Fourth avenue
York VIM. J. CAMPBELL supt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

DUCKLEY's SERENADERs, NEW HALL. 656 BROAD
- way. opposite Nibo's Garden
IMMENSE SUCCESS
DEED, OR. Tux DISMAL SWAMP.
IL pi he peated all this week. with duetts
and cboruses also sheauxs machinery, &c &c
Swaiue Buckley In the grea; character OF. Ola Tiff
precious
Mise c. Hfert The Sauadroen frisete
AR Percivsi ana the rest Of the admired prominent
characters.
Preceding which
NEGRO MTSSfRELsY
Copcert commences n y O'Clock Admission, cents Or
ches;ra Seats. ~ cents
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nHLy LINE WITH SURE coNNECTIoN.-rRANsrT
~ 100 miles shorter Than other route exposure
o river navigation United ststs Mail LneFty pounds
% baggage ree ten cents pound -Four houv
isp California via Panama RSrosa. fhs United s,asss
bal steamship Company will despatch for Aspinwa
Thursday Nov. 9, O'Clock r. NJ, prcciscy pier
foo Warren street. North river we Known and rs,
sspgers and mails WIN be forwarded by Panama Rslrcsd
counec At Panama with the Pacific Nail stsamshIp
psny magnificent steamship GOLDEN AGE T. watkins
commander which VIII be IN readiness and leave Immediately
Mail steamship Company always have
steamers y ing nj Panama, ready for avoid
bic detention o. passengers aa For passage apply
w RAYMOND, at The Only oGce Of the companies No.
United states mail steamer days sh and Sh Of each month
" Havana and New Orlesns-On Monday, Nov. & at r,
NJ rer foot OF Warren street, North river sf aai
steamship PHILADELPHIA. Captain John mellow
will sail as above Passage can be secured ., the ocs
shippers will be supplied with blank bills OF sdng OF the
signed by the line, on application ~ their Office No other
towns signed and bh Of lainr wi be raned after he
hour q calling For Freight or passage apply Il he ccs
w. - - 'D n o. RoBKRrs Asen.
states mail steamship CAHAwBA, T. ID. Buroch, corn
msnde with commence receiving freight Saturday Nov
and sail for the above pora Wednesday Nov IL Al ID
O'Clock from pier foot Of Robinson street 1oIih river
Steamer .sns IiviSasfoS, cRocHERSYs %, @'''
nPsrk place.
L,oR HAvANA AND MOpILE.-rHEUNIrnD STATES
mail rearpehip QUAKER CITY, R.w shufeIdi corn
auder will sxve for ne above ports Friday Eovembsr
4 at " O'Clock noon nom pier No - North river Tor
sMrTH PATRICK, 81 wall street
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ATo vKu TILL CURnD,-DR eonRBYr no IsDUANk -
IN sres, may be consulted vhh eonhdsree sewtan
- .nss S 70 msss y ag.s y.s ..r. -
misplaced confidence sAll him VIII he certainty ~
meeting with physician OF experience r. B-ass IN DIV
sploms a menbsv Of he New Hork Univsrsity vih go
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TJuDtoN RIVER RAILRoAD-rRoN NOVEMBER &
lsoS the trains Will leave Chambers
lows:-Brpr~sa ~ A. ~ and IS p n; mail. IL 80 A. n :
emgrsnt 6AP NJ for Poughkeepsie IN AID and % r..
for si Sing 80 A. n. and r for Peekskil 50
The Poughkeepse sing sins and Peeksk trains stop Il hs
staons Passengers taken Chsmbers Canal Chrtso-
pher ard Thirty first Trains Zoe New leave
Troy rs and 10 Is A. NJ and Is r. NJ East Albany
" ais and 1910 A. NJ, and 8 0P NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

A SUPERB CABINET PHOTOGRAPH OF WHEAT
"A land. the residence OF the Hon. James buchanan.
just been added to the collection nj BRADYs gallery
broadway.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDTDATEs.-PHoToGRAP
Il from ME, large
FREMONT, BUCHANAN AND FILLMORE,
viii be Sold this election day only Al 50 cents each
MEADE BROTHERS,,
23 BroAdway.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-23

AN OLD EDIToR's ExPERlENcE.-My long expert
ence as publisher and editor has convinced me that
it is position of great responsibility; that it is i'm
possible to please everybody that is best to con.
duct it in such way as to have conscience void
Of offence toward God and man; that industry,
economy, perseverance and selfreliance are the
surcst helpers; that like woman's work, it
done, every hour has its appropriate work and
that it requires strong body in order to live long
in such trcadmill work. Editors should be kind
and courteous to each other avoiding personalities
and abuse treat each other BRETHREN and allow
others the same right which they claim for them
selves. Every publication influences thousands Of
minds, and that influence should be salutary for
time and eternity.
The improvements in printing within seventy
years have been great. The screw press and the
sheepskin balls superseded ls the power press
and the roller; but type setting is still done by hui
man hands, and editorials must still be conceived by
human heads May those hands and heads, now
nsefully and honorable employed, be amply renu-
nerated by consciousness of doing good, and we'll
filled purses, before old age incapacitates them for
enjoyment and the public forget their unwearied
service and then may the rest" above be the re-
ward Of all your toll
NATHANIEL WILLIS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-23

QUEEN VICTORIA llsrERoDox-An article Of ours
which appeared some weeks since under this title
appears, from Colonial files to have created
quite a tumult in clerical and Church-established
veins there, and is represented, by the Liverpool
European Times as having divided attention in Eng
land with the Presidents Message by the last mail.
The article appeared to lis singularly inotfensvc
one. We happened to know. week or So before
it was known in England, that the Queen had con-
ierred upon sermon preached at BaImora, by Rev.
Mr.. Card the compliment Of command of pub.
lication which is usually deemed special mark Of
approval of the lessons it nculcates and the doc
trines it holds. Then stated our belief that the
would be found to ncucate the truest prin-
ciplcs of practical Christianity and brothcrly love,
an opinion which its perusa! since has fully con-
tirlned.
Of the many admirable domestic virtues of Queen
Victoria, and of the spirit of humanity and sympa.
thy which directed her dealings with all around her
person. in however lowly place, we spoke in terms
of respect and admiration but stated, and We
repeat, that the disposition evnccd by the Queen,
under the influence of Prince Albert to think more
OF practical Christianity, without regard to ortho
doxy Of doctrine than of Church teachings, and ad
herence to Church articles and rubrics, had given
much alarm to the High Church Party in England,
and that her special selection Of this sermon for ap
probation was another symptom OF the disease. we
stated, and we repeat, that Prince Albert is not
believer in the thirty articles N the doc
trnes of the Church, by law established, though
he may in Difference to his position outwardy con-
form to her services but that he is in belief Uni
tartan, which We regard as but kind of conciatory
compromise of Dcisn. And at the risk Of creating
still more intense tumult, We can inform our con-
s,ernation struck clerical friends that the disease of
hetcrodoxy is not confined to Prince Albert but ex-
tends to almost every guardian of the Established
Church.
OF the late Chancellors, who have special charge
of the patronage of the Church and her interests is
it not patent to every one in England that both
Lords Lyndhurst and Brougham were Dests in be-
lief? Nor is the present Chancellor one whit more
orthodox, unless, since his elevation, he has put on
new faith with his dignity. Then the present
Premier Lord Palmerston, in whose hands arc the
appointment of Archbishops and Bishops with that
gallantry Of bearing which scorns concealment or
compromise, openly avows lis dsbeliefin Churches,
and that which is their great archaeological
sin. The only one Of the present Cabinet of Eng
land who processes in private, belief in the doctrines
of the Established Church, is Lord Harrowby, and
he has been specially introduced into the Cabinet to
save it from wholly heterodox reputation. Verify,
sad days have fallen on that fine old English institu.
ton. n. Y. Daily Times.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-23
Democratic Meeting in Nash.

At an unusually large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Democrats Of Nash, held in Nashville on the
18th instant, being Tuesday of Court week, Dr. Jno.
H. Drake was chosen Chairman, and Col. John W.
Bryant and Thos j. A. Cooper, Esqn appointed
Secretaries.
Being called upon by the Chairman, Henry G.
Williams in few remarks, explained the object of
the meeting, when on motion committee OF five,
consistingof H. G. Williams, DR.. J. M. Taylor, n
W. Cooper, A. j. Rogers, and DR.. j. A. Drake
were appointed to draft resolutions who reported the
following which were unanimously adopted:
Resol0ed, That our confidence in the principles
of the great Democratic Party remains mistaken,
and that whilst all other parties have been rent into
factions it stands the truly National parry, and the
only one capable of resisting the assaults Of fanati
cism upon the Constitution of the country.
Resotred, That we heartily approve of the admin
stration of Franklin Percc-that in being true to
the Constitution, he has been true to the South and
though he is first choice, will cheerfully sup
port the nominee of the National Democratic Con-
vention.
Rssolced, That we will hail with pleasure the nomi-
nation of North Cardinals "avorite son." James G.
Dobbn, for the Office of Vice President.
ResoIced That the administration of our State af.
fairs by Gov. Bragg meets our hearty appreciation,
and we respectfully recommend his re- nomination.
Resolued That the Chairman Of the meeting be
requested to appoint three Delegates from each Cap
tans District in the county, and that the same de-
cgates be requested also to attend the District Con-
vcntion.
Resolred That we recommend Raleigh as the
place. and the 10th as the time for holding said Dis
trict Convention.
The following Delegates were appointed:
District No. /, B. d. Mann, L. W. Avent, and
Jacob Fox; District No. 2, Col j. E. Linsey, j. E.
Thorn, and DR.. Marriott; District No 8, H. G. Will
lams, c. w. w. Woodard, N. w Cooper and DR.. j. A.
Drake District T. J. Braswcll G. w. Ward and DIR. W.
F. Drake; District No. 5, Mathew Wilder S. Marsh
man and w. G. Wheeless; District No. 6, 7. W.
Taylor, W. II. Joyner, and G. w. Cooper; Dis
trict No. 7, DR.. 3. Thornton, A. j. Taylor and NJ
II. Deans District No s, Kinchen Taylor, 3. D.
Rice, and Lem 'Winstcad District No. 9, II. II.
Williams, j. Fulghun, and Willie Deans; District
No. 10. G. N, Lewis, Dr. j. NJ. Taylor and A. j.
Rogers.
On motion of Mr. A. J. Rogers, the names Of
the Chairman and Secretaries added to the list
and on further motion it ordered that the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting be sent to the Editors of
the Raleigh Standard and Warrenton News, with
request for publication.
During the meeting, W. A. jenkins, Esq, of
Warren, w. 7. Dortch, Esq. of Wayne and Thomas
NJ. Arlington, Esq. of Edgccom5e, being called up
on, entertained the meeting with able and interest
ing speeches, which well received by the Nash
Democracy as was evinccd by the applause and
cheers which greeted them.
j. II, DRAKE, CuN'N.
I I: " y b ht COOPER, 4ssszy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-23
NATHANIEL WILLIS.

FROM NlcARAGuA-From the Nicaraguense of
the Goth we have several items of interest. Order
exists, and tranquility. Walker seems to be main
tanning his power with an even hand Recruits are
coming in slowly from San Francisco, New Orleans
and New York
From the Nicaraguense.
The AMERICAN MINIsTER.-While every citizen
of Nicaragua recognizes the appropriateness of the
action taken by the Government in suspendng d.
plomatic relations with the United States Govern
ment, all deplore the unfortunate position in which
it has placed the Hon. Fl. Wheeler All classes
appreciate him as an officer and gentleman, and
on Thursday evening, when it was ascertained what
the action of the Government had been, all the diff
ferent bands in the city proceeded his residence
and gave him sercnade The national airs Of the
Union were performed, and round of cheers ad-
minlstered. We regret to learn that the American
Minister has been indsposed during the last two
days. 1t is to be hoped he will soon be fully re.
covered again.