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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
Progress OF Mr.. Buchanan.

LANCASTER March 2 1867
Mr.. Buchanan eft here 1t eight O'Clock this morning,
In special train for Baltimore via Columbia Thefe was
great turn out 10 IN or amidst the ngus Of bells
and firing OF cannon. The Lancaster Feudbles accom-
psny him ~ an escort.
COLUMBIA, March 2 1857.
Tho special train passed through here before nue ana
topped only few moments. There Was great crowd
1t the depot
BALTIMORE, March 2, 1857.
procession, with Mr.. Buchanan, moving to tbs City
Hotel large Asscmbsge Of citizens met 10 greet him.
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T HI r L A II E S T NE w s.
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TELsGaAPHs.

Suspension Of Teiegraphic Communication,
PHILADELPHIA, March asp. n.
All the wires south Of this city have ceased 10 work
snoe P. H., and there pre- liability that they viii
be repaired 10 nigh. We have tried In vain 70 reach
Baltimore and Washington via Harrisburg, and also via
PstsbuYg and Wheeling The stor has ceased, and We
have pleasant but Int nsely cold evening.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-20
OF ADvERrrsINe.
Appointments by the President,
u and fr1fh fhp n1nice na,d cnan CANT of fhe g.,

By and sV,th the aduce and consent of The Senate
Florida, under act March 5, 1857 '''-'e'
Joseph Genois, hawai- officer district of New Orleans Lou
isiana from 9th April, 1851 when his present commission
William Reyburn additional appraiser general at New
Orleans, under act March 3, 1851.
New Orleans, vice W. P Rey6urn 'i'n''Oss' tO'
F. H Hatch, collector for district of New Orleans in the
place of Thomas c. Porter. resigned.
VIM M Lowry, of Tennessee, rsappoinment as United
the date ofthe expiration of his present commission
Joseph s Smith of Washington Territory, reapPontment
Crosbe whose commission expired with the termination of
the recent session of the Senate. .r.
j. c. Ramsey. of Tennessee, reappoiutment United
attorney for eastern district of said State IN take eff
feet from March 22 1857 the date of the expiration Of his
present commission. 80
Hamdon McClanahan, of Tennessee, reappointment as
states marshal for western district Of said State to
of the Commission of Robert j. Chester.
b. @ as Gnsd a
feet from March IT, 1857 the date of the expiration his
Richard R. Crawford of District of Columbia to be
justice Of the peace within and for said District
Henry T. Lowell of Minnesota to be register of the land
office at Faribau Mnisota Territory the place of Died
James Nesmth Of Oregon to be superintendent of In
Alabama under act March j, 1857 ''D'' !"
Owen L. Cochrane deputy postmaster at Houston county
OF Harris state OF Texas whose present commission
pires on.Sth April 1857.
John l: Bunch deputy postmaster Tuscumbia county
will expire the 9Th of April 1857
Alexander Mckessack of Arkansas to be Indian agent
for the Wchetas and neghborng tribes west the Choc
taws and Chickasaws, agreeably to the nominations.
John Walker, of Tennessee Indian agent in New Mex
CO, under the act Sd March, 1857.
William E. Murphy, of Kansas, to be Indian agent for the
Indians in the place of Isaac Winston, who's
nomination is withdrawn
James L. Collins of New Mexico, superintendent of In
1857.
Flavius J. Loveoy Of Mississippi be attorney of the
United States for the northern district Mississippi the
place of James A. Orr, resigned
Elias Dennis, of lnios, to be United States marshal
for the Territory of Kansas
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
DnniIn CnnMfX

Con of Pleas and Quarter Sessions January Term, 1857
BAIL M. Cole, Joseph Cole, and Others Heirs Law of
hobert Cole, dec d. Jacob Cole Admir- Richard Swim
son, and Ann Swinson, his wife.
PETITION TO ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTE PER-
SONAL ESTATE.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that
Richard Swinson, and Ann, his wife, two of the defend
ants this case non-resdents Of this State it is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Wilmington
Journal, newspaper published in the town of Whining gton
for consecutive weeks, notifying said defendants be
Court House, at Kenansve the third Monday in prl
next and there to plead demur said petit
tion otherwise the will be heard pa,te to them
Witness John j. Whitehead, Clerk of said Court at
Office the Sd Monday in January, and the eghtyrst year
of our Independence, A. d., 1857
March 6-27-6t. JOHN ]. WHITEHEAD. Clerk
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hANsAs.1he latest accounts from Kansas, through by
mail entrley by the steamer Emsgrant, at st Louis
with Leavenworh accounts of the 2d u These advices
thus summed up the River reports of the ST. Louis
Leader.
Arrived at LeavenwOrth City on Sunday, 22d inst lee
gerges just breaking above and ice coming down heavy
could not get Weston for heavy running ice-Found
worth City truly fourishing condition. Every person
bent rvang the other in enterprise and every
confident of the great and glorious future their city Left
above place evening the day passed and
thriving cities of Quindaro and Wyandotte both budding
rapidly into a busy existence
The cargo of the Emgrant comprising lard, butter,
hemp, rope, tow, cattle and "sundries.''
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Very respectfully,
IoHN SMITH.

AN EDITOR GoNE.-Edors all invulnerable in theA
region where anatomts locate the heart there consd
cradle amount of human nature in them after ALL notwth-
standing the general public regards them the
bols of the editorial W. without "organs, mensons &C.
in common with mankind in general In illustration this,
roiced to cite the marriage of M Taylor
the popular and come editor of the Baton Rouge Ad
Uocote, who, with malice prepense, committed marmony
the 18th Instant and publicly acknowledged his better
half to bethe bride whose will be found in the prop
marriage column Nevertheless, Taylor philosopher,
and bears the consequence of his with and
fortude that does credit the profession and does
amid the and mysteries of Hymen the importance
making readable paragraph out every interesting
renee which under his experience Here him the
morning after his marriage quote from the Adv0cate of
the 18th
SOMETHING THE MATRIMONIAL LINE-So far as We can
appreciate condition aud feelings hi morning it
as though duplicated young bsectcd, how
half left at--we matter where of a certainty it
is not the advocates editorial sanctum, at PRE-
sent. We have ndstnct memory of something having
ranspred last evenrg where sundy persons assemb
led where gentlemen in white asked
gentleman in black cravat if he willing to do and
for the future in regard to engaging female standing
in his vicinity Then very emphatic responses and
pronouncng of somebody and wife, after which
followed much masculine congratulation, and great
dance of feminine kissing The upshot the nervous
your gentleman hitherto deemed incorigble the la
ude of the heart found himself the posessor
that he of course considers priceless For further pacu
lars hymenal notice elsewhere The kind friends who
rendered the compliment of serenade will be long remem-
bered by those for whom it intended Such delicate
attentions welcome and appreciated.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-20


A DESPERATE CONFLICT BETWEEN A LION AND ANTE
LoPEDr Livingston gives interesting description
fight he witnessed in Africa between lion antelope.
he DR.. and his guides had just emerged from
defle between two rocky hills when they heard angry
gr0W which they knew to be that of the monarch of the
foret At the distance of than forty yards
of hem gemsbok stood at bay, while huge tawny
lion crouched rock PLATFORM above the level of the
pain evidently meditang attack the antelope only
about twenty feet separated the animals The
lion appeared be animated with the greatest fury the
gemsbok apparently calm and resoute presenting his
well fortified head to the enemy
The lion cautiously changed his position, descended to the
plain andmade circuit obviously for the purpose of attack
ing the gemsbok the rear the latter the alert
and still turned his head towards his antagonist This
oeuvering lasted half hour when it appeared the
that the gems ock used ragem to induce the
his assault The flank of the antelope for
presented to his fierce assiaant AS quick light
ming the lion made spring, but while he vet in the
air. gemsbok turned his head bending his neck to
present of his spear like horns the lions breast
terrible laceration the consequence; the lion
fell back his launches and showed CHASTITY wound
in the lower part his neck He uttered howl of ana
anguish and backed off distance OF fifty yards seeming
half disposed to give the contes but hunger uy or re-
venge mpeed him forward HIS secono assault
was more furious headong he rushed at the gemsbok,
and attempted leap the IN order to
aight on his back The gemsbok, still standing on the de-
ensye elevated his head speared the non In MS sde ana
what the SPECTATORS believed to be mortal wound
ths horns penetrated to the depth of six eight inches
pain the lion rereated groanlng and lmpng in
which showed that had been severely hurt but he
collected all his energies io another attack At the instant
of collision the gemsBok presented horn to strike the
lion Immediately between his two fore legs and foceabe
was the stroke that the whole length ofhe horn was buried
in the lions body For nearly minute the two beasts Iooo
moonless then the gemsbok, slowly backing, wtnareW
bis horn and the lion and fell his sde his limbs
quverng in the agonie death The victor made triumph
ant flourish of his heels and trotted Oh apparently
having received the least injury in the contact
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. !

Duplin County. {
Court Of Pes and Quarter SesssomsJan~ary Term, 1857
Jacob Coe Joseph Cole BAIL M. Cole, and Others Heirs
Law of Robert Cole, decd Gibson Sloan, Admin
istrator, and Richard Swinson, aud Ann, his wife.
PETITION FOR ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION OF
PERSONAL ESTATE.
IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that
Richard Swinon and Ann Swnson two of the defendants
case residents of this State is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Wilmington Jour-
na newspaper published in the town of Wilmington, in
this State for successive weeks notifying the said defend
to this Court,
the House, at Kenansvie, the third Monday
April then and there plead demur said
petition otherwise Judgment will be taken pro consso and
the will be heard parte, as to them.
Witness John J. Whitehead Clerk of said Court at
office, the Sd Monday in January and in the eghtyfrst
year of independence, A. D 1857
March 6.-27-6t. JOHN ]. WHITEHEAD. Clerk
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
vy,HE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF 7 HE MED
cal Society of the State OF North Carolina, will be
held in the town of Edenton, at O'Clock, F. NJ Wednes
day the 10Th of April, 1897.
Delegates Members and the Profession gen
er@iS "'0 WILL. GEO. THOMAS, M. D.
Secretary N. G. Med. Soc.
r1obr,orr 26th 1857 26-tm
boro Southerner North Carolina Times Salisbury Watch
man Charlotte Democrat and Fayetteville Observer copy
weekly until meeting and send bills to tine secretary at w"
mingtOn. -' .'. g., 3
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ROCK SPRING HOTEL.

ss4 THE UNDERSIGNED having opened the house
iii known the Rock Spring Hotel proposes keeping
A.l good BOARDING HOUSE, for the accommodation
of his Country friends where they will be at home and well
provided for convenient the most business part OF the
The house being repaired and ceanSed and rooms
furnished with good beds .
Good order must shall be preserved Persons intoxl
ed will not be admitted and those Wo become after
admittance, will be requested to leave. ~
Oct. l0--6-6m, NTEO. ALDAhMAN'
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NAUTICAL RErLE EcToRs.-A patent has been grant
ed TO certain parties in England for earthenware re-.
fectors, possessing some very important points,
These are intended for marine and other lights, which
are usually made of copper silvered over. In this
the copper is covered with thin platinum, and an
earthenware glaze over the platinum, presenting
highly polished surface and resss the corrosive &C
ton Of sea air. ... III
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. )


WHEREAS complaint upon oath has this day heen made
w to u.s. the Justices of the Peace for the State
and County aforesaid by P. M Walker of the said
ty that certain male slave belonging to him, named BOB
aged about twentyeght years. six feet high and black
formerly belonging M C. Nixon, has absented himself
his said masters service and supposed be lurking
about this County committing acts of felony and other
deeds: These are, therefore, in the of the State
aforesaid command the said slave hTh to home
MASTER and do hereby by virtue of the Act of the
General Assembly, in such made and provided
surrender himself Immediately after the publication these
presents that any kill and destroy the said slave
by such he they may think h without
tion impeachment Of any crime offence for doing
without ncurng any penalty forfeiture thereby
Given under hands and SEALS this 3lst day of March,
1856. w. N. PEDEN, CSeal.
JAS. T. MILLER, [Seal.1
SIOO REWARD
Will be given for sufficient evidence to convict any white
person of harborng said negrO thirty dollars for him if
taken alive fifty dollars for his head He has wife
Mr. VIM Hansleys, Sr.; is son of Old Sam Nixon, and
has two brothers in Town, one of whom John Nxon1 is
sevedcre who may endeavor to get him off Captains of
vessels are requested to be the look for him
P M WALKER.
Wilmington, N c., March 3lst, 1856 l77-3t-3l-tf
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
rlNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the place known
the Jacob Mathis plantation containing four hundred
acres more less, and on which good GRIST MILL
operation 1t lies four miles Strcklandsve
good and healthy neighborhood
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber at his
residence miles South of Strcklandsvle, of
BARDEN at Strcklinsville.
Nov. 28-l3-6m. JOHN HUFHAM.
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PRESENT TO Mr.. BucHANAN-Mr. Wyndham Robertson.
ExAmerican Consul Trieste who arrived at New York
in the Edinbsg has brought magnificent and beautifully
enameed gold chronometer WATCH which has been mace to
the order Of some Italian republicans for present james
buchanan The chronon4eter is enclosed in gold hunting
case both which eaboratey and exquisitey
omeed On the front face of the there finished
of the Emperor and Empress of Austria painted
blue enameed surface surrounded with richly wrought
wreath The portrait of Maxman the Ar'hduke OF Aus
tria adorns the back of the case #i
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$50 REWARD

2A RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, about the first
~ of July last Muatto man named DICK" about
twenty years of age five feet eight inches high,
stout built has rather a down lock. He is supposed
TO be lurking Dog ood Neck All Saints Parish, South
Carolina, where he formerly belonged to Mr. Montgomery
The above reward will be paid Tor his return to me or his
lodgment in any jail so that can get him. -.--
JAMES DARBY.
Wilmington, n. c., Nov Path, 1856 66-4t-l3-tf
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Terms OF subscription,

One year, invariably in advance on on
Vbnn navment is not made in advance, S OO
NJ snbscTntion received for less than year
subscriber permitted to discontinue his paper after the
ola subscription year, till the expiration of
subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
be YEAR must pay up in full and give the propretors tive
is notice otherwise the paper will be continued and
cbaTced for according to the above terms.
Any person sending five subscribers, accomPa-
,d with the advance subscription $12 So )wl
sixth copy gratis, for one year
egstered Letters containing money for this paper at our
~isk. go ,:oeoo ,ors+ bo
addressed (post paid) to the proprietors
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Judge Jeremiah S. Back, of Pennsylvania who
has received the appointment of Attorney General is
one of the Justices of The Supreme Court of Penn.
sylvania. MIR. Black is undoubtedly the ablest man
yet mentioned for Attorney General. He was ap.
pointed hy Gov Porter resident Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas for the counties of Franklin, Bed
ford am Somerset, which Office he held till 1851,
when he was elected Justice of the Supreme Court,
and in 1853 was Chief Justice In 1854 be was re-
elected TO the Supreme Bench where he sits, his
term expiring in 1869. Judge Black is but little
known in the political world He is, however, a
sound, conservative, national democrat, and has the
highest reputation jnris which is the chief re
quIsite for the post which has been offered him.
Judge Black is extremely popular in his own State,
and when last elected to the bench, he ran twenty
thousand votes ahead of bis ticket
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SIOO REWARD,

DANAWAY from the subscriber, about the Ist SsM
II inst, our boy JACK, formerly owned by B. "a
SOutherland, Esq, of Wilmington Said boy left
the cars at Whitehead's Station, the w. & w. ~
r. R. He is we'll known in the neighborhood of South
Washington where he nas wife, and is probably lurking
Southerland in Wilmington or his conf in any Jail
SO we can get him. BRIGHTWELL & PETERS,
Feb 2O-25-2muoo Farmvie, Va.
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March 9th. 1857
NOTICE

ON Tuesday, the 3st day of March, at the late residence
~ of Alfred L. Moore, decd will expose to sale at public
auction, all the HOUSEHOl LID AND KITCHEN FURN[
TUR Of said deceased large quantity of STOCK con,
UTENSILS, CARTS, WAGONS SC; 1000 BUSH
ELS OF CORN, BACON, LARD, &c. Sale will contin-
from day day until everything disposed Of Terms
made known at sale. G. J. MOORE, Adna'r.
Marco lIth. lS51-El56- -lt-2S.tRl
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.
'E undersigned having been appointed Inspector of
Naval Stores to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
ames l. Bryan, Esq, would be thankful for business in
that line. Office at the Rock Spring Hotel.
Nov. 6. 6m GEO. ALDERMAN.
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NEw ALLy-The New York EUensng Miror, heretofore
som what inclined to Know Nothing and Black Republican
Ism Is so well pleased with MIR. Buchanans inaugural Ad-
dress that promises give his administration its cordial
and earnest support. III ,. p .5f.a..-t s. =.
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From the Enquirer
To John Smith. ESQ,

Since the early settlement colonies we lave been
among the frst families of Virginia" Our has
been the passport in every respectable community Seeing
for the office of Sergeant of this ciy and believing that
the difficulty is to be still further increased by the
ment of about tw0ntseven hundred and other
candidates. in addition the army the field we beg
leave bring before the public for the purpose
of queting all anxiety touching the election with the view
Of calming the excitement raging, and stopping
penses now going in publishing cards. printing tickets,
handbils, &c., and treating the nocturnal meetings
assembling around the outside of the the city.
We confident that the bare mention of your name will
result in the immediate withdrawal of all other candidates
Be this it may, your election is beyond doubt Your
family (our the largest richest and Influential in
the CITY, and sufficient in itself ensure your success
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To A. Smith, Esq and the

TO n cIuIUH, 11sq dHU IHe
Rest of the Family:
Gentlemen f. lends and Relatives Your complimentary
call before You wise in yeur selection am the
best qualified man in North America belong large
ly and have large family to port. be excused
from attending meetings at ght my position and self
pect forbid this shall appoint twenty hundred depu
ties at living salaries If elected now am sure shall
be, shall expect be elected every year my
life, and at my death my eldest son. John take my
place
Very respectfully, JOHN SMITH.
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CAUTION.

New YORK, March 4th, 1857
THE PUBLIC hereby cautioned against negotiating
any drafts the Subscriber, they will not be honor
ed, unless drawn by Mr.. T. W Murray Special Agent
JOHN H. WOODGATE,
SO Water Street, N. Y
March 9th 1857 2S-2t*
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%4lg192 The SUBSCRIBER has on hand, at his shop
-S23z w alnut 4 Water Streets, general as
sortmtnt Of CARRIAGES, of his manufacture "hcn
he offers for ae the reasonable terms among which
may be found
COACHES, BAROUCHES, ROCkAWAYS, BUGGlES,
WAGONS, &c.
Which will be sold low. Purchasers will find 1t to their
advantage to call and examine before buying elsewhere
Repairing done low, at short notice, and the neates
manner, for cash only.
Nov. 2I-l8-tf. 1SSAC WELLS.
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LOOK up YE DIsCoNsOLATE.


NY PERSON who may be suffering with any thing of a
"A Canceous nature will find at my residence twelve
miles west of Society Il, Darlington. south Earohna II
ousy bestowed will attend any call until the 10Th of
June, thence will decline until the 18th September my OBJ
ect is to safety the patient reserve the SECOND
week in March, which time may be found at the Rock
Spring Boarding House, Wilmington, n. G:
Jan, 18th. 1857. ZU-lY
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VALUABLE LAND For SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
HE SUBS RlBER offers for sale his Tract of Land in
Johnston County, It lies four miles South of Smhfeld
on Neuse ver and contains 1900 1t is well tmbered
with both Oak and Pine and the portion that is cleared
fine farming order. There the premises good dwell
ing and all necessary houses The terms of sale will he
halt cash. the balance time Persons desrous of pur
chasing are requested to call the subscriber who wills how
them the premises JOHN SMITH.
March 18th, 1857 28-2m* =
CABINET FURNITURE,
CPLENDlD ROSEWOOD SETS, oak dining room, n
hogany and walnut furniture at the old stand, No i2O
Caharne street, East Broadway, New York After
continuance of hryseven years by the subscriber,
again with large assortment of the and
most approved patterns good and substantial work Ship
pers and country dea ers will find so their interest to call
SOLOMON TANNING.
March 18th 1857 2S-3m
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General Notices.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
DER SCHk. HELENE, from New York -25 bags Rio
Coffee 10 bbs. c. Sugar; Is boxes Pale Soap. Low
for cash at GEO H. KELLEY & BROS.
March 18th