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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE

AYE,RI.'sss CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
xhoofIsSSo sSIfSHtiSS AND
This remedy has Tor itself such its
he s IS sy
nifty where has been employed So wide is the field of its
every country abonnd publicly known
whs @ been @ from alarming and S ID
over every other apparent
what smos
o r as nd o n
the but for The Il 4 a ct Go@a
As it has long Seen throughout this section
than the people its quality kept
up The best that ever has SSeR and that The senn
'oa co. Wossss
sGF SIErEEs ssss.ass CELEBRATED GER
Vii
diseases arising from disoFdsreS Liver or Stomach
as Constpa-
.r.. ton, Inward Piles,
... Head Acidity of the stomach,
Fullness Weight in he Stomach, sour
sErnstaons Sinking or Flg , I, at the FIT
and u Bssg Pasng at a he bo4k
%
cS 9 the shs a e Eye F ss.
Heat Burning in the Flesh, Con-
slant Imaginings of Evil
and d ESQ! spiri pspt sis
The proprietor calling The attention of the public to this
preparation does with feeling of the confidence
nended.
and unred article but one has stood the
reputation md unrivaed by similar preparations sx
and well known physicians and individuals in all of
ishsd annually By the propristo e lad rs any
hast
Principal Office Mandatory No. 90 ARCH street Phil
: TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bitter superior all preparations
Dear srI feel bound express my qualification to You for
the inealcuabe benefit have derived from
ties Of German Btters have found them you
nb ne ss nn s ana es them the
tended for and superior to ali other preparations
iF a ARE H IL be
nssa vor JAeKsoS Ill., August p ls
all they represented ceerfay recommend them
Respeetfully,, yours, WE FAULKNER.
, L. MAYER says:
Your German Bitters is very Valuable medicine have
disposed OF all received from YOU and wish supply i'm
DR.. RAYBoLD QUAIL says
have for the last year used the German ers by
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here and be-
leve that in less than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
DR.. RABE says:
Your become very popular here and
wish a fresh supply Immediately.
E. A. ADAMS co. say: .
Your Bers give universal satisfaction to all wko have used
them. ..
You should bear in mind that these Bers entirely vege
table thereby Of the pepara
Sold BY Druggists and orekeepeF in every town and village
in the United States and Canadas. And BY
anls lvdwaA D. "N4'H Ns x 6o2 Orleans.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
I'M ~. sxx -zzEzaEsss s Sl1\E 0KLEANs JAGh;

80 szs s St1W y oRhEANs J TAieSS
NV ~ ~ ss zE--5ssts R ABROAD.
a PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New n-ca"s. daily 40
o'clock, a. NJ Hrrves Summit, Miss, hundred eight
miles from New Orleans at g clock A, NJ Returning
Summit every day at O'clock, F. NJ and reacAs, New Or
leans al $50 O'Clock, p VI.
FAREThree cent? mile each way Children under9gs
years of age, free. Children between five and twelve years
and c0lored persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained Mt the Office Of the
Company, No. - CGrOndtigt Also family ckts,
whoes halves in packages of twenty reIgrei pr
C0lOred persons permitted to rive in ;hea who17
written pass expressly authorizing them to d" agd naming
the stations and from Which they may tie VIII
be retained by the Conductor will good for In on
direction only those making trip both ways will
provided two
a FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New ORIGINS for scmmi aai
intermediate stations At AIS 1'ck A. NJ every Tuesday
day and Saturday and leaves Summit for New Orleans md
termediate stations Monday Wednesday, and Friday
morning At 4.}O O'Clock 4. VI. This stops
Saturdays at Flag Stations midway bety9cer regular
to receive and deliver freight but any other days
a3- No freight will be received the New Orleans depot
after S O'Clock z, NJ.
r. P. GUYARD, Supt Transportation.
Ne line of four horse mail stages Rus firm Summit %
Jackson and from jackson Summit every day connecting
with the passenger trains So T.
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MUSIC TEACHING.

NR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
- experience in this city practitioner OF medicine, tor
the future will attend principally to Office practice He take
eed diseases Of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder, t'hrOnc Darrhea, word H chronic
plants; and Rheumatism in its worst form Also the Diseases
Of and CdrenesPecialy Of emaes Prolapsus Ueri
Feur AbuS AmnOerhoeH ETC. that Of
termed Venereal, primary and secondary
All who suffering would do well 10 give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and SPECIFY
obgate myself MI persons who have rheumatism
Pains IL the Limbs make charge for my services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my office. This
is Of discoveries in Maeria Medica and it is
taken with perfect safety; it being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many hHmns advertisements in the
with great reluctance give TO the public
Address call on AT DlAVIDSONS ROW, l43 CAEON-
DELFT street, between PoydrAs and Hevia
Office up, stairs. Hours from 6 A. NJ. to 9 p. NJ.
j. +. LOCKWOOD, ". D.
NEWTON j. WILSON 81 CO., PRODUCE BKO-
MERCHANTS No. 50 Poydrns
All business entrusted to them will receive their personal
tenon. and meet with prompt dispatch,
-REFERESCKs-
Messrs LLaggerty iang, Tougher and Poyras sts
Pope, Ellison \ Co. No. 2S1a POydras street;
:, s;.Iith Hadden E, y :. g.
Bunnell Da;.eiR. 10 Gravier :.
Hugely, Blair L Co. :. 70
A. H. May Il Co, "a
Or. g. r. Caradine, Nachez, Miss. % "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-15

THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY = FROM
all parts Of the country. North ard South the pop etors
are almost daily in receipt of such haerng testimonials the
following relative g. A Fanestoels unequalcd Vefuge
Greensboro, Ala, A. ril IS, 1854.
Messrs B. 4. Fahnesock & CO.
have been selling Nenifuge in this place for five
and take pleasure in stating for the information of the
and of the public that has been, know.
satisfactory remedies in the market
saeabe medicines have have also personal knr
its good effects under the
Physicians all OF whom it regularly and always found
be safe and reat lie specific rs
of the safest and best in The market
A. STOLIENWERCh.
Sold Wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
country merchants throughout the United States. de-
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II NORTH CGLG.t}N VI, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, WILL
Ls attend all professional business ST. Landry
Ayoyee that be entrusted his Office at OPE.
LOUSAS, La.
ReerencesGhas. NJ. Waterman hardware srchsnt c. N
Olivier, ESD ThGs, D. Miller commission Gins D..
Singleton, attorney Nixon Adams Crescent Office
New orleans. ms lyd&W
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SEBD WHEAT
~ RICE,
MTLLET,
cow PEAS
RYE,
BUCHWHEAT,
BARLEY and
co,s,a,,,,, on h, h ROCK SALT,
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T. FRANCIS LmViEs
v ORLEANS DRSA6 lESTAL

D, X
a NEW ORLEANS oRNADIESTAL
80 IRoN WoRKs.-The UNDERSIGNED h.s leave 70 in:'.a
esS The public and builders generally, that they
W f4ctsring all kinds Of Architectural aai Brlug f'qs
Work Noe s. AID 81 Green's street. such EeranIAHs Raj
ing Shutters SAFE and Bank Doors, Straight AMI t:TcqG
Stairs. Iron Bridges Roofs etc.
They keep constantly hmd Cast and Wrought Iron -"
unns Ventlsors and Sash Weights I'll all orders Of
every descriponof Castings Conr Store and House Fronts
with despatch. -
d243 BENNETT h 80.
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7 WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprieto lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q Chartres
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IL ~. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist, No.
NJ IL Magazine street. /, III IN. r ..4 80
Having received and extensive stock Of fresh
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS OILS GLASS, ETC., etc. respect
fully informs the merchants planters and physicians that he is
prepared supply them with every article the drug line they
may require all of the purest quality reasonable prices
they purchased in the city, Among the articles already
hand and coming in store the following:
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yALuK OF EXP oRTs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

A ~. In sAnt Of Nes Dress for ths spysnachine
- Holidays, should ioase no tine In e1aDIoing Tho
sautiful assortment Of silks, which oso 49, II
z -suced prices q WADSWORfUS0o q = RI "
darn OppasIss lAfliaho uoWno
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
CaYDets! CarnetSl

A FINE assormest u Hemp lnGnsan and Three
"A Ply Carpeibgs now opn At
J, y. TUITION 4 cos, 4
8riggs' block. corner Perry end u 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
LEGAL.
TeS @7ee}s '6aIe..'' !

- T.
vDTBuowAD - ~ evs ~ - r Dssaser, 4 p.
" ~, es1w KshI sxrcus~d HnsO louls
nscslse = frnssss eesssia deei u trust. coavsy-
tagoo 80 Ssugoee ~ ho1 = Qltneea Oossty Iowa,
d61nbed = ic11DW4 y ~ ~ neslh oast quarter
q assates aunbes Atsev.ove (o6) ~ ssWnshiv nun.
kr stshy .one Cs,l nosth, u nsase number TO ta1
uDss q ~ ~ esloespa hsstn1an, watch ss1 Gun
vsysscs - 49, ~ - sstd ksh pes ~ pasposs
~ srussea ths paymsoe ~ crststo p~cm sso'y
ssJee aud the tntcsvss therson, rigQ BY sah KUN,
dstrd the Act dsy Of Jane. A D. fs55, and pssseie
ten years s, OATS 10 tis order uD,ia Coz ban for
s,s hsursi aud forty 6ohsrs, with interest al the
rae of ten yer cent pss ssnUm, payable annually
whIch said note 10 assigned BY SAID Curtin " Joseph
4 OAaSe.
Ard nov the interest on said note having become
s~ and payable ana the said kuhi having failsd Ia
~ the sssss. Louis A MschIos frsrt-e - sio'e
ssd d. hereby give this publc poses that by VI tu~
"a The power which T. In sne vested ~ ssid Odd ~
Treat, ell Monday tle e,h day - July D.
1857 1t the hour orr O'Clock the afternoon u said
Aay o. sf- Court House door IN the ~ % Dawn
povt, sxpo.e snd eer for sale at pun 70 aftsu the
parcel " land above describs mn.h thereof
rhalt - sshseisnt - sats'y and psy ts anonnt 81
sstd oots with IN interest th~s@ the day " sale,
tosrsher with the expens attending said ale. II
Of this notion snd Trusts.'s fess. Upon the compile
son Of such sale IL - whi De gis. IN sccordsnee
WitA The stipuistt.n OF ~sia deed ofT'ust.
Datd IN. nth day VI June d. 1857.
LOLis AMACKIOT,
JuneIOdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23


VH0EREAs Claus Hook executed unto Innis 4
w nsckiot ~ Tfuslee, O rtssp d-d OF Tiurt
conveying 10 saki Trustee ~ land IN Ciinten Cony
Iowa, described ~ foliovr, wit. Tie Norlb VS.
quarter Of Sectto0 number tbiry-6ve 1901 III fosh
snip number ssshsy one (st) North u hsnss num-
Der two 90, Eat VI the nnh Principal Mefidmn
Vhtrh rsid cenvryanor wss 1ssds By sssi hock for
the purpose Of securing the psymcst 81 crtsin pro-
nkseary note and interest thereon signed BIZ said
Hocs, dated the first day Of June v, 1870. sud
pay able T. yesrs after date TO the order Of Austin
Cspu f,v four hund ei dollars with interest st the
rate VI ten per cent per annan payable atsiuAIy y,
which sad note h sssigoed by AuAtln C0vbui u
Whe~leS.
And nov the interest said note having become
due and payable aud the said Heck having failed TO
pay tbe s.ni-. Louis A Msctlot Trustee - aso,e-
said DO hereby give this public notice that .tua
" tlsr power which IN vssu by saad dee.I Of
Trust. ! Will .n Mondsy the 9Th day 81 July A d,
1851, the hour Of O'Clock IN the II
Day, at the Court House ':o.v IN the city 81 baveu-
port pose ami orr for sale at public ancton, n
parcel VI land above ies.rib d, or much th.reof
shall be sufiicient g. satisfy and pay the amount
SAID note With the ntsrest thereon othe day of sa
together with the expenses ATTENDING said SAFE,
Of this notice and Trustees fees, Upon the compis
ton 81 such sale a d I'd viii b. given In rdaSe
Win the siIpui alton IL sid - I'd " Trust.
Dated the 9th day Of June A u, 1851.
LOUISA MACKtOT,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

4 PINE stock Of Orape, Rroche, CaGAnese and
N st la shswls. Lace and aut Aentillss ~ ready
~ .xh,kstiea At 3 Sutton cor
-
A CHOICE lot OF BERE0kS and BEAR0B 1On0,
u Jrss received At J B SUTTON a cos.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
.A9Dp jNHWs
.4la.. . aEsa TO- .sso14de
- z4sl=s.s -ss=.4-- .
zossse kee1sea.s ,!
las1s-S ~ ~sz48.a-4es.ks .s.1 -s-1
sVWs sslscriksss assssnvssasas . eAssss IA thsls
business, - ees shsss ess''. sssss Of
HOUSE FQRuIsHlNG coos
Esq aAe
). ------.s-. ..i---.> ss-.- ---+-. - ~
.s, At GREATLY .s
REDUCED PRICEs :.
Co..sas Of ainost every article ihsi css BE- vented
- s'N sSeS~ eeeVbs " - uooDuy 8ept lu
HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
Snssrs Ssavsr ~ tied Ware,
Ds'isSssssts vt,srs.
PlOssSsAeA Ware,
.Iap~ssssed vt-sre,
WeedeN = uvylSesC Wesre
CsseSssau, -
BvsssAes eTsu ksssAs.
NSsAer Dsssses.s.
r q Z L u = w a H N!
Tea Trays,
Work Sts"ds and Baa1et.,s
Door and Table Mats.
Cane Chairs, CAiiIren's Chairs,
Stair Rods,
WireRotis for Wsn.ioo Screens,
Chamber Pale,
Enameiied Iron Ware. DC, de-. dc. DC, dc
We shall continue 10 rel stoves al our usual low
prices, aud the Alteration VI such want Of
COOK STOVE
is particularly nvii to our stock a. We have ,one
patterns for both coal wood, ttst can recon-
mend ~
FIR SUP IOR
20 any ever offered In this market
SMITH r REMINGTON,
Sign Big II. Kettle,
Second Street, four doors ADORE Perry.
LADIES WORK STANDS md
BASKETS
A LARGH assortment Just n ceived and will be
N old At reduced priees by
SMITH Il REMINGTON.
bird Cages
at very l,v prices st
SMITH 4 REM1NGTONS,
Sign Big Tea Kettle
TOILET WARE
DIETER a'd CHEAPER than ever before offered
SMITH 4 REMINGTON,
Sign Big Tea Kettle
Juneldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
FOUNDRIES.

FOU NDhlEO.
DAvLnPonr IRON WORKS.
r q u N ID Ii "
- ~ ID MI e. HIFr y HOP.
former kock Island and Second Streets.
JAN ME. DONSELLY 4 LEA,
A RB nov prepared 10 execute all kinds os Engine
IA and Machine work for Saw and Riourtng mills
Also
ornamental Hssse Csssings.
Of sr;erh and varied designs. Cxp-, Stills, Brsck
sts, Tsussss &c, ~ the latest patterns or made
order
N. y. spcsiA iattention paid 10 repairing wor. -
Accidents 10 q achDcry repaired without delay.
brAss cast ngs made 10 order ON short notice
(mhi6sitH JAIME. DONNELLY l. Ina
3. %. SAlDREH7S
Foundry and Machine Works.
THE Proprietor Is now prepared to execute every
i variety Of machinery At short notice.
superior Steam Engines from 10 lO hors pow er,
Ensins, Lathes. Paners, 3rst y III s,snd all descrip
tt0ns 81 mill work. Air. sole agent In the Wet for
the manufacture ~ McCord's Anti-frictlon Horse
Power; superior machines for the purposc intended
Tie would invite the attention % parties requiring
bhAfting 10 his Adjustable Hanger and Self Oiling
BOXES, superior 10 anything IN use.
Particular attention will b. paid 10 repairing ma
chinery, and prompt attention given 10 Mi orders.
propose ~ execute my work In the best manner and
ash parties requiring machinery repairing favor
me With their orders Castings of all kinds supplied
10 orae-. works on Third street, opposite the Ca
holic buryins GROUND. dec27dsv1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

A LII coiors, STYLES and prices at ~
"A SUTTON cos.
L>L16AET French PrmtA Dsiilianfea, ITnte& Jac.
T. yHeis and Lawns, q gr 1t variety at
h SUTTON 4 cos,
A LARGE assortment superb syles Fancy Dress
n silks ase Q choice lot Of Black eiiks ehssp %
rNpy6t'' r SUTTON = Con.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-25
From Washington.

,,,..,,,x,.roy. Dec 22d.-The War Department has
ooired DISPATCHES from Col Looms commanding the
ICONS in Florida giving full details OF the army opera
ion! in capturing the Indians and destroying Iner de-
nots supplies ETC. The hiding place OF Billy boTieSs
has a last been found and he has received severe blow
| bo canture of his women and children billy 1t IS
toI has held councils, and at the risk OF his life has
o+nd the Indians to to terms with the govern
ont and onlv saves his life by striking blow Whenev
Tbe Government has been officially advised OF the ar
rival ot New York of two boxes of firearms being a
nrcnnt from her Britanc majeStys government in re-
t1rn for the arms sent thither in August last.
The President to-day nominated to the Senate Mr..
Hall ry-mcmbcr of Congress from Iowa. for Chief US
ticc of Nebraska together with Messrs Reed, Wright,
Murphy Angel and Others long ago appointed and here
toforc announced for foreign missions
The committee on the judiciary reported back to the
Senate today in secret session. but without any recon-
mpndaton the Presidents nomination Of Theodore Sedg
wick to be United States Attorney for the District OF
New York, in place of Mr.. MckeOn removed This
cave rise to discussion involving the merits and some
Of tbe features Of the late New YOrl mayOray election
No vote was taken and the question is not pet decided
Many members Of Congress, particularly from the
North awaiting themselves Of the holiday recess
king preparations to leave for their homes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-25

RosN-The market has ruled quiet for all grades during
the week just ended and transactions have been confined to
few scattering lots Rates of freight having gone up
shade buyers do not inclined operate unless at low
figures while sellers firm in holding at previous pri
The sales comprise only 800 bbs Common at 81 for
large bbls 275 do No. at 81 10 81 Is and 900 do. No.
at 81 so a - so % Dbl.
TAR-Continucs to be brought in slowly, and is in
demand We quote sales for the week of only l63 bb at
81 10 u Dbl
BEEF CATrLE-Connue to be brought in very sparngy.
There is however, moderate stock in butchers hands and
there appears to be only limited enquiry at present-an
extra article would command ready sale at higher rate
We quote small sales at 81 81 cents q b. for
BARRELs-The market continues to be very well stocked
with Spirits Turpenne Barrels and has ruled quite dull for
the week. The demand s light and have to report only
small second hand at 81 IS 81 so each
cash and time.
CoFrEE-Is i'll moderate supply and prices
reported. We refer to our table for store rates.
Corn MEAL-The receipts from the country have been
moderate during the past week two and there fair
stock market The demand is principally for retail
ing purposes and quote only small sales at IS cents
bushel.
CuTToN-For this article the market has ruled very dull
since review and hear Of public opera
ons buyers disposed to operate unless at reduced
figures which holders unwilling to accede to. Quota
tions therefore, may be looked upon merely nominal
See table.
EGGs-Are demand and selling from carts at 80 80
cents y dozen.
FIsH-Nothng to note very little demand for any
kind. See table tor store rates.
FLoUR-Snce our last there has existed frmness
the part of holders and rates show slight advance Deal
ers however, but little disposed to operate at presen
prices and are purchasing only in sufficient quantities
supply their immediate wants. the adYces from othe
markets hardly warrant the above advance. The receipts
for the week been rather small but the stock
ket may be considered fully fair We quote only small trans
actions at Sc for superne and ss rs s. so for family See
table.
GRA-n Corn we have no receipts to notice Dr. ing th
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-25
IIhe Naval Courts of Inquiry.

We give below list of those naval officers who were
placed on the retired list through the action of the retr
ing board and whose positions have been changed in
consequence of the Investigations of court of inquiry
ordered at the last session Of Congress- The whole num-
Der of officers affected by the action Of the retiring board
was POI. OF these ITO demanded an investigation by
court Of inquiry. The three courts have disposed Of
LOB cases four cases arc still pending viz Captain
eyy Commanders lie Compile and Chauncey and
Lieutenant Johnston and three remain to be invcsti-
gated, viz: Captains T. Ap c. Jones and Ramsay, and
Commander w. NJ. Armstrong, The findings of the
courts have been approved by the President and all
hose officers whose positions have been changed have
oGen nominated to the Senate for confirmation. Those
who go upon the active list will take the places in their
respective grades they would have occupied if they had
not been retired
Inc following embraces the names of those who so
won the active list together with the positions they oc-
"P4ed under the action Of the retiring board:
C@GPo'"-Joscph Smith, from leave pay
,9- Co"'4onders-J. r. Jarvis, from leave; James
|9Ilh HaVe; Robert Richie, leave; G. Ringgold,
ne ~ s. Stcrrett, leave; Robert d. Thorburn, leave;
C1 lM Lockwood, leave w. S. Ogden dropped John
0"ICun leave; Murray Mason, furloughed
uo, nrg"iic s r. Hunt, furloughed NJ F.
AduIy leave james S. Palmer leave; Rober Handy,
'uiou9hGd Henry Wake turlOughed Lewis G.. Sar-
Sqri r. turloughed Fabius Stany, furloughed j. n.
nalli e urloughed; A. d. HarreI dropped A. Muir
ray lmlonghed Van r. Morgan, furiouohed Ahnpr
Ncaq droppe6o; Geo. A. Stevens dropped:
leave. 'll''' "ioPPe"' w. w. Low
Passed Mldshlpmen-J. Howard March dronned ..
James ). Thornton, droppe0 Ed c. Grafton furtougb
The following list embraces the names of those-aybo
were dropped and have been placed on the reserved
I together with the class to which thqv boIo boon M
signed 'nsS nave peen as
D t1e'te1ants-W. A. G. Farragut, placed on leave
H. H. W. Meade, Oh furlough Thomas Brownel on fnr'
%Sqgh; MaSter-Julius S. Bohrer, on leave Pascal
VLnsdshipman-N 7. West leave. 'e'
Inc following list embraces tie names of those officers
Sn le reserved list whose position has been changed
rom furloughed to leave-pay
= CGpta'nS-Jesse Wilkinson, Thomas NJ Newell w.
N 14atimer John H. Graham, W. Inman.
r UTTaa'ders-Charles T. Platt Henry Bruce, Chas.
+'s@s"a"ts~Peter Turner, G. G. Williamson, Simon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-25
u,~1 FROM KANSAS.
IMPORTANT FINONA IA
r,1oodshed Troops Ordered O-'

,,,dsbed Troops Ordered O"t-Eeneral
IsiOr and 1'lO " Sbot-The Mormon War.
ST. LOUIS 2 ansas represents the Territory to be in
LecOmPton n;toment During political discussion
state OF gre o tbr 18th inst Cen Lane is said to
at Le Snn psSo G by official whose name is
6? hs 5s T ens d ander5 s S sn
for MaS tnoO was still acting Governor on the 10th
Mr. narrntIy with the appreciation of Mr. Denver
S ond2a Harvey dispatched two companies OF cavalry
Gel Eorcrnor Stanons requstion to suppress the
n lScon at Fort Scott where several lives were sacr
1ce1 Harvey has also posted troops at Ieavenworth'
Iecomplo G from the Plains report two companies of
An fah i nnry had met reyese and that the depot at
tne lI! aromc was threatened by the MOmons.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-25
SELLING OFF AT COST:
Oct. 9th, 1857.

ON MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18th, 1851 WE
~ shall offer at New DIRK COST the most magnificent stock
of DRY GOODS offered in Wilmington comprising 49,
600 worth of MERINOS, SKIS CASHMERES, DeLAiNS'
INCS, SHEETINCS, LINENS, DIAPERS &c. With the most
complete general stock of GOODS! all OF which
being bought TEN DAYS LATER than any other Wmng
Dry Goods stock will be found certainly Is to 20 per cent
cheaper than the cost price at any other store We have
business but solely for the purpose Of raising MONEY
The above sale will be continued from day to day for
FORTY DAYS.
"a That customers may not be delayed, have engaged
an additional force Terms CASH-CAsH on delivery
HEDRICK RYAN. -
Wilmington, N. c., October 18th, 1857