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C0A0. ~. kOWDH8.
~AT TORNEY AT Law,
....... :. iowa.
W.! yr.ssaes = - - sdIsisi.s .s.a.i...
Ooss ever EiskIsa Lssas' HaaR TAIrd-st.
0ubbss 0DoAs.
- =. oTODDADD.
WnOtESALk ed Retail Asaisr In RsbAss
Mala - JeAassa, Ksslsl, Hss rsssived : per,ies
- ~ seesas vhtsA - sesss for ssis o. sAs lowest
sasss. znssealsuias astlslss fern . part Of his
ussslsass's Ovsuhoss.
0satisassi Ovssshoss, wool lined.
La4isss keag Boots.
- Cater -
Do &saAAls.
- 0uskins.
Also, largo assertasat Of nissss sad child
ssn's evssshes. Ptsass sail IN ! sxaaiss.
fshls-Al0
Ter oale Or 1sns 90 = D0rgala,
sshn Assaak City Mills. II sold, ssrns oss-
AftA easA, sd tbs balance il /, !, asd
ys.ss. Aiss, - Ssss % 18th street, bsiwssa Tinsa
Per pa.sialass iaaalrs ;. II. City xils s.....
sss1e ". y. AUSTIN CO.
,r,,vr xlrss A.r.v:l.
~ tAse Ptaao, (ROsswood piAis saas) vAisA ~
Will sell - eAsgAia In sasA u seestiahls pspss
IAs sssvs iasessosat viii h faliy - solialas-
fsb3oA PATRICK 4 Cpnusn
: - 800 ~--S
"A I'M, Algh Ssahtse L., - ~ - tsst, lssst-
"A ing - I'M sessss ssas RiAos. Tssns-Dast
sasks nelAna = sss - tse ysAss. IaQairs 81 ~
4oas1 g 9 tAis eoes.
0sesesses Ger UnsasrsaS Hoasy.
00 s1dMsieos1 VIII rsssive genuine NoSss Of
- lsllswtAg basAs, Tor gssessies 49, pesvi-
sieas, q eases0asy ntss:
bssiiseses City scrip. =. wILLIAMS,
ossN Osenes Joba1ee cd y stfsse-
UkAV ~ sassass . the nass, psrsoaS =.
nnAS lneerasss will b assee4sd 70 n Ja0ss
=, aeea., - q ~ o@ss. O = street, hsswssa
sssss ~, ssssss. -. SkLkaAF
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- LisS % IHpIAHA xRss DAsgs taken % Car
ssncy q ths Banking Hoses in this city.
BAsk e1 ths Capitol, IndiAaspolis.
Rsak of ElkAaFt, gIkAass.
DAak of0oshsn, Goshen.
Daak 81 lsdiasa, MishieaD City.
Bank ef Mssas vssnOn, NJ. vernon.
Daak 81 Aentissilo, Moatisslle.
1sak u Pssii, Psoii.
bAak Of oalsn, 0slsa-
naak Of Rsskvllls, Rsskvills.
1sak sfSyrassss, 6yrsssss.
Bask Of Wassav. Warosv.
cs.ast1esci. Dask. Ca.hsiAgs City.
Cssal D6nk, Hvaasvills.
Crs:sssscisy 1a.., 8vaasyiils.
1xshaags BAsk. 0rssssastis.
xsystsscessty eeah, Cesssrsvills.
Isrnsrs' sask, WeD11ell.
hoestss eask, 1egaaspost.
laAiaas Task, Asdison
lnAla0a 0essk Daak, LapoYts.
IsAiaa asssrvs baak, Kekene.
Ksstnshy sassk " ColsnIss.
LAersaos naok, Lima.
AsceAAo1s' - 0eshaat0s neak. New Alhaav
M.I4 VET essk Hank, Dvaasvtiis.
Prairie CITY a.sh, xsus uaa1s.
pasksCo bank
1sssAsra BAak. 1svsHssas.
Tippssaaes 1sak, Wisnsuse.
Trsdsn' Daak, InAiassvoiis.
BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
IAs sstee q ~ fslIsviae Dasks are ri r.
ssase1 y aay u ~ Bssksss IN this city.
Lie CITY bsak, Pennsylvania.
Wesssa County Bank, Peaasylvsaia
Aasonb o.. Hask, M. Clemens. NisA.
Afitsgesn baek, Washineton, Dc.
nxsAaAss hAak q Teas, 1urfrsssboss' Tssn.
Ssviag. sasa cf is1isas, csassnvills.
! 6sak q .sse1 tennessee. Knoxville, 1ssa.
Csssssl nask Of Tsnssssss, Nashville, Teas.
xarDsn 80 MsssAasts' Dask, 0pssashseo. IA.
Valley Baak, HAe<sutswn, M.
nsas4sssarsss' 50 NssA. Dask, Cslvnbus. Gee.
Plaster ssA AssAsnies' Bsak, Daltss, 0ss.
xssssr's Dsak. wiskfosA, nj.
glisworth Bash. Ellsworth. M.
wooster BAak, Daabsry, Cons.
Ksasvks Basil, Kaaavka, Va.
1ssk q tie k:ps6lie, Providsnes, RI.
Lancaster bAAk, Penn.
Cssssa Baak ,Soath CAIns, Maine.
Daak of Dsittsh North Anssiea Neptssal.
Mt.vssaon hesk, Prsvidssss, r.. i.
BAL q - rsasssses, Nashville.
Rhode IslAnACsassAl, =. l.
Bash - HAllswsii, Maine.
kreviAssse na.k Fl 6sAastssl, Canada.
xxsAasss haak, Dsaess, Msias.
Exeter Mss Haapshirs.
s.:...:..l. f:..s. A.s.y. M.
Is6lasa 0esss nask, DlesnAsid.
0sansuSy 1Ask, Laiaystts.
6AsvnssDank, Assiss.
nssskviHs 1ssk, Dssokvilis.
Csatsai 0sak, IaAiasspsli.
Iarnsss ~ nssheaio 'Baak, IsAianapslis.
Iippesaaos 1ask, Logssspost.
AanttnSton 10, Hsatington.
CuassscS.-IAs following Banks, hssslslses
sArvWn oct. aSs Dow taksn 90 esrrency n tAis etv
New Castle, Pssn.
SsnA~ie.d ss.ings Baak, Nd.
0sessss' Bssk, Boston.
Coo0sreial 1aak, Chicago.
Iesaassh bank, Aishigsn, pr ssnt dis.
kAcds IslasA Central, 10 PR ssnt. Aissosst.
Tor The pssssat, bat kOlds srs advee1 not = srGr
asehef shaw. fnChisage tAs descent lss9a-
atss iron 10 70 IS pr cent.
6sssk Security Bsak, DaaviIls, Ills.
fsopls's Casmi,
Prairie Stats !" Waskinel>a. Ilm.
kashvills 1nshvills
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Particular Nsslc

Particular NesIcs.
AdvRtissnsnts shoald b. haadsd 10 By 3
o'eiosk, :. +, TO insure insertion ~ nsxt
morning ualsss thsy ere psvy aAsyt.
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VERY DESIRABLE FARMSfi

iowa STATE KAlR ron 1858.
FIRST PREMIUN AND DIPLOMA
AWARDED 70
THOMAS CURTIS,
No. Is Main Sweet, Ksokxk, IoSs,
For Paintings, Engravines. &c.
I kKsPECTYULLY Invite attention to ny ssv
PICTURE GALLERY,
Which 10 nov ePsn u the p.blis, and whore .sybs
fcasd sons Of the very Hnest
PLOT Urls
Published IN this soantry or in Ksreps.
Plot TURF AIMS,
Plsia, and oruansatsd IN every style. Business
casas framed. THos. CURTIS,
ess3%A No. - Msis-st.
NEW 0ENTLE1GEMB
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. siS Mails street, between ID and "a, Ksokuk.
v1sHE subscribers wesld asaounss 70 the siaiss.s
! ef ksokuk and visiaity that they have last
ops.ed tas above sssahlishnsnt With soapists e.
sortnsnt az
CENTS FURNISHING 0ooDsi
Comprising every variety Of
Shirts, Stocks, ssspssdsss,
Under sAirss, Ties. H..dksrsAisfs,
Drawers. Gloves, sAsvls,
celisrs, nisssas. Blankets.
rse..1., .isi variety 81
Tollss Articles ana RAney 0seAs.
Having gives special attention 10 the sslsetios Of
she sdvsatass u tAess IN want 70 tiv. y : call.
y. = IN. RUSSELL.
NIB. Shirts nase 70 srdsr, - warranted TO
a. l1ee1ldl H.AN.R.
n. =. Wo0DwARD Z Co.,
wnoIlsALn pnALsas n
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
Ne. % Main stress,
Ao o.i31s:;. .'............-.....iowA.
y. =. vAusaCKLEH.
R1AL 1sTA1I AUcrIoIIIR.
01GxH = VAIloIeuII.M.
> - ALB8o IN U1AL BOFA1 r.
uoUoDo, Lo1s A1D gAnnoyoa SALE.
49, . ssAasss -. ~. 1ad ~ -, sppssiss
Bonnet 3loach0Ty,
"H82H I'll kin1s q Straw asA Lass -. -
81: .ll J; &c., =, e.ssd ~
Vs AsG III. +
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ron 0BmTs
4 SECOND Story Roen, = ~ - lea. - Msin
"A street, bstwsss q nd ~, satr1aes tsea III
Alse. eood rear room sesner d etA aal Main
street. % Art oeor. W.. TUO1yoON.
fsbS-dtAv-ln
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- HAvEns 1Arioa Will - = iaAspssdsas
saaAidsss fss ~ o9ss u Mayer y ths ssxt slss-
tioa.
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I,LEGANT Jeweiry ,.ailsble for Christnss and
Il New Years Presents, At
UF. DOU BLkDAYt WILSON'S,
dscIs-d second-st., near Main.
vOLD and Silver Watches for ladies or gentlemen,
" At the lowest eastern priees, For ss,. W
u II. DOUBLEDAY WILSON,
declsd sseondst., near Main.
DokTE Monaies, Cigar olses, ieeLet Looks,
Purses, and Ladies ksticnlss ,fsI "a, S.s ~
U.F. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
dsclsd Second-st.. near Main
OACkGAMMUN and Chess boards and nsn,
u. i. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
declsd sceond-st., sear AAin.
nL0cKS, Of American and french manuiactsis, .
U.F. DOUBLEDAY i Wilson'S,
deeIsd second-st., near Main.
DLATED are.--The best article Of Spoons, Forks
i and Salt spoons, etc., At
u. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
dsclsd second-st., near Nais.
DOCKS suitASis for presents TO hildren, in great
t. r. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S.
declsd sscond-st., Eear Main.
FLOURl FLOUR
WE beg leave to inform the good citistps 81
wv keokuk and vicinity that We have got %
grinding sgsin, and are prepared 70 farnisa TIE.
All with the best Ut Flour, the most reasonable
terms. We warrant our Flour TO b unsurpassed ~
any that IL brought TO the market, and 70 give sat
isfsction, or the money refunded.
Also on hand, plenty Of bran, shosts shipetu2,
&C. Any orders, cecompanied with the cash, left q
the City Mills Store viii be promptly attended %.
Flour and Groceries delivered " any Fart u tAs
9.bII. w. IL. AUSTIN co.
RRAN and Shorts for eli the esws N ss~n, At The
f.sii.a WI AUSTIN ) co.
MONEY SAvEDI
II {, ON the barrel. Quincy Flosr made u Kss-
" tu., and warranted g e 4; Ne, 4 . m
Notes - Csnsrscssrs.
CEALED proposals. will be received q the c6se
- Of the City Engineer until O'Clock p. NJ, u
Monday March eth. A. D. last, for putting In stoss.
&c, in ths Levee below Main street
Payment 10 BE- made in Twenty Year Bonds =
City Of Ksoksk, bearing pei cent. interest.
Specifications fur above work can b ssen ~ IL
once Of City Ensinssr' 'fisr iIr ts,f
Ksokuk. Feb. IA. lss7daot City Essiasss.
< 1RNOS WIyHS--A Narrative Of Faess s,saasse
M than Fiction, BY Victoria Nett. lsller. Jsss
dssls.d City Bookstore, 81 Main-ss.
TORT F0LIOs, Writing Decks, Ladies. OIss
1 Inkstsnds, and : variety Of I.nsy ssasssesy
s.pts Boekstsrs.
POCKET CUTLEnY.
CONE very 6ne patterns for sale ey
y jaas-d THOMPSON BaIpoEs.
Ipost eopy.l q Aais.ss.
culver WARE and Faney Goods, SslSshte -
y christnas and Ne. Year. prs,ssss rcr Sssss
rrHONPsON BKYD0Rs hsvs fos.als - -
i eslsbsssed Ansriess watch, ns1s ~ - -
ton Watch Co., and warrastss ~ sxsstlses -
dsoasa No. sl Asis street. ~. = ~ =.
I ARD OIL. spirit asa, Lle.ssa q. csy.l: lsge
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% City Lsts tor SaSs
IN DIAOND's ADDITION. Tsrus--l-A cash
balance In four years. These Tote are beautifully
sitaatsd on ths Als1, near erand Avesus, a. ep9
nAsd tns view Of the riy,r. A plat Il the I'm,
nay - sesa - tbs o0es OF G. II. binesa, In xii
baasns's Buck, NAin-ss. ffrkJs-dtf
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II II ~ seurps AZ q q 800 60 -. Z 49,
-, vloA ssems ~ ~ sSSn ~. ~ =
- M sesa ~ ehese 49, n 711ISS
sse.AaaA 49, 81 Slek,sig - G. ~ -
q Lsnhr Yasd, sassSr Il SsS - ~ -.
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balance In four years These Tote are beautifully
sitaaesd on he Als1. near 6rand Avesss, a1A11-
nssd ~ view Of the riv,r. A plat Il tAs 6ns
ssafns's Buck. AAin-ss. ffsbIs-dtf
KErDALL, HOWE 4 c. CO.. , ''l''
tsucosasons 70 Bovs, lockwood COIL
WAO0ooolo and Detail
AUCTION I COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Real Estate Agents,
Second b., nsxt door TO the .itAesssn, ksokuk
Iowa.
DARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
and selling Real Estate and personal property
nsgotiasing losas, and any her businsss that NAY
Be sntfustsd 10 rs.
We havs convenient 70 ms, and will sstend Ia
storing asd forwarding goods and produce Of eli
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and vel selected stock Of Gold
and Silver Watcher, 1old Jevsiry, and Notions
which ws oGsr u who,esa' snd retail, ss Low q
can BE- found in the country.
Merchants and Pedlsrs will be supplied ut q.
trensiy lev pstses for ca.h.
List % Real Essass ter saIs
By KENDALL, HOWE co.
|nNE FULL Lot on Main IT,; 8 do On johnson ct .
~ valuable lots on High strest.
Morgan
Orlsaas !"
Houses and Lots on cou ,ert st.;
= Lots % l4th ct;
! Business Lot on Firsts 81;
Lots. Lsvsc;
valuable Lots corner II gh and 10th sts.;
l House and Lotion Morgan st.;
10 Acres Of valuable land within mile Of the old
City limits.
100 Acres Of Land within eight miles Of the old
city limits.
Acres Land Ia 0zkwood, Ills, valuable for gar.
dening psrposes.
Town Lots In Oak wood, on which arc srovins
thirty has young fruit trees.
novl0-d KENDALL. HOWE / Co.
TWO good Meat Caters ,sLd kps Turning Lathe
1 for sale BY
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ATmEMRUH-
THO6 DUFF .M.~.
e1vHE pahIie ass ssspeetfullv infer.sI 1as4 ~.
! Thsetrs will rs-orae. fer ~ Grsins 49,. -
Monday, AassA "a. ~, via s fri ~ eGsls~1
se~ps.y. Dsring ~ ssassn asoaslass sssesssiss
q tAs hnt Stan h TIE sesatry VIA appeas.
JANIS d
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eTyRR eo-per4rs,shi. ~ cs.s.I;. go
i s1pdrias 81 Iinissaioa n III. ~. X,ySs.
aid n. Ss.ssss sssasssg irs1
The S.ssns,s Of said -. v,r :. 49, :.
Albert Z. ConaaAle - ~. n a..4S PV
xrnS1. :r
Gro. 4. aHY ~
K.sk.k. y,,. II. - ~ I.aAL
gvVuan..s... sN..s yse.
s.ss.sss -, "A 49, Oeo 1asesoa - In
-, /. 81, N. 49, 49,. 49, y sAe sussFi-
eee asyI: % Oo.,ahie 6.yth.
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SUNDKlES.

SooAA Astt!esfroni 10 ~ gallons Owens ant
~ Lids odd Lids okiless and LIDS, ass ortsd sss
ifsn Tea Kettles Japsnsd Trlnks Puddins AID
Nice Aouids ecoiloped and plain Cake faus Tee
oAnistsn, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
lin ware and Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron and col
Per WORK done pyoapty, in the very bsst n4ann.r.
septIsd C0MSTUCk BEOTHElS.
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The receipt Of ADVANCE saxxrs from the British
Publisher. gives additional value to these Reprints
inssmue ~ they can now be placed In the hands ei
subscribers about the original editions.
TERAE RROnInv ps;rDs \ p>~ o~o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

AN ACT
'eq"u7"g the Weighing Of all Cotto" st0d Il" The to


Wilmington.
SEC. /. BE it enacted by the General assembly of
the State of North Carolina, and IS hereby enacted
By the authority Of the same That all Cotton sold in
the town of Wilmington, shall be weighed, under the
penalty of one hundred dollars for any bale sold
without being weighed by the proper officer,
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That the aforesaid
article shall be weighed by the Inspectors OF Flour
and Provisions, who has been, or who may be, from
time to time, appointed by the County Court of New
Hanover,
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That The County
Court of said County shall from time 10 time, fix the
fee, not TO exceed ten cents per bale. for the weighing
of the aforesaid articles, and until said Court shall
determine said fee, the Inspector shall be entitled to
receive the following fee, viz for every bale of Cot
ton weighed, ten cents
SEC 4. Be it further enacted, That all Cotton
shipped from the port of Wilmington, without being
first sold in said town. shall be excepted from inspec-
ton and all charges therefor Provided, That if Cot
ton shipped is weighed it shall be done by the regu-
lar inspectors
SEC. Be 1t further enacted. That this act shall
be in force from AID after It's ratification.
Real three times and ratified in General Assembly
this 81 day Of (February,) 1857.
Speaker of the House of Commons.
w. w. AVERY,
Speaker of the Senate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

DEATH OF w. ]. ALExANDER.--We are panied to
receive information OF the sudden death of Col VIM
j. Alexander. which took place at his residence in
LincoInto1, on Saturday the 18th of February Col.
Alexander resided for many years in this town, and
was identified during that period with the people of
the county He was an eminent member of the legal
profession and during long period commanded an
extensive practice, not only in this county, but
throughout the western part of the State. He rep
resented the county in the General Assembly sue
cessvely from the year 1927 until 1884, and was for
four or five years the Speaker Of the House of Com
mons. He possessed an understanding OF unusual
vigor and quickness in its apprehensions, and was
endowed with benevolent heart and amiable man.
ners, which attached TO him large circle of friends
Charlotte Democrat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

CURIOUS SPECTACLE IN A COURT RooM-A man
named knig ht is on trial at Portland Maine, char
ged with murder of his wife. letter giving an ac-
count of the trial says:
although the day has been stormy, the court
room has been crowded. very larger number OF
whom were ladies. The ladies, both old and Young,
bring knitting crochet and sewing work with them,
and the presents (aside from the trial quite busy
appearance"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Office Of Secretary of State.
|, William Hill, Secretary of State in and for the
Stale of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the
foregoing copy of the original on file in this
Office.
Given under my hand this 29th day of February,
1857. w. HILL, Secretaru
per RUFUS H. PAGE, ID. Sec.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

lNeUEsT.-Coloner B. D. Morrell held an inquest
on the End instant, over the body of Dempsey F.
Woodland, who fell from the wharf of Mrs. Reynolds
at Smithvile and was drowned Verdict accordingly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

B@rWe are indebted TO Hons. WARREN W1NsLow,
l. OBJ. BRANCH BURTON CRA1GE, and others of the
House and Hons D. S. REID and Asa B1ccs. of the
Senate, for valuable public documents.
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TO.MOrrOW.

About this time TO morrow, the guns will give sig
nails to the mutiiudes assembled around the Nation
al Capitol, that JAMES BUCHANAN is he fifteenth
President of the United States.
1t will be in many respects, strange scene-dit-
feren-very different, from that presented alta Royal
Coronation. Instead OF, is often the case, mere
youth assuming the he editary sceptre, we find at
Washington City an aged man, nearing that goal
which the Psalmist has assigned as the limit of hui
man life; while around him will be ranked other
high functionaries old, or, Perhaps Older, than
himself-men for whom, indeed, the paths of glory
lead but to The grave. Few men attain the Pri,
mary object of political ambition in the United
States, before their heads frosted by age or
trouble; and none, believe, have ever left the
Presidential chair with heads unblanched less by
the touch OF time than OF Surely it is a
waning against ambition when its last and highest
step among us is but the precurse of the grave.
DalIy Journal of Tuesday,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

bd~Mr. Buchanan's inaugural is said to be very
brief, not exceeding column in the Union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

The GREAT HALL AT WAsHINGToN.-Ing lvDS
dimensions of the magnificent hall at WasbI0S% W.,
tonight, typographical error reduced its wIIn "
terday Just one.haf. 1t is 60 instead of 80 Zee: III
width, which, with lis length of $50 feet, and nss s
of 20 feet, constitutes it the most spacious sirur
OF the sort perhaps, erected in this co0nf' he
The hall is thus much larger than the saloon o. aos
Maryland Institute in this city, and is surmou"h
by several lofty domes, which, as they add 10 10. 10
exterior beauty we'll as afford entilaton' az
be set down among what is termed the "ornanIh"sp
and the useful" Much taste and skill have J'
expended in decorating the wall, which are In WE
and gold.-BaH. Sun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

PRoLHIc.A Mrs kussel, Of Simpson county, Kentucky
recently gave birth to trplet All boys the least
which weighed four pounds The father and mother were
adverse political sentiments the boys were named Henry
Clay, Daniel Webster and Lewis Cas-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-06

BSg~ 1t is painful to look at the young leaves and
flower buds since the late frost. They look parboled
-wited- down, as it were. Very consid-
cradle injury must be the result both to fruit and
ornamental trees and to shrubs, all of which have
suffered less, having been coaxed out by the
warm weather of a week or so back, and very roughly
treated by {" rude Boreas"
We don't know that the peaches and pIums are ir-
remediably gone. We think not but they have GER
tainly got a setting back from which they will not
recover if they at all fully this season
And the young peas, with their promise OF future
decacy, thcy too, have been caught, and have sut-
fered the fate OF green peas, for being green enough
to think that feT warm days made summer and
some of our friends, who have Crowed us, and
Dragged of the comparative precociy of their gar
den sass" about badly bit the sass -
itself. We by no means joice over the msfortunes
of our friends-we are only glad that hoTticuItu
raj operations have been prudeny postponed until
proper season
Even shad have been driven out of the rivers and
creeks and other places and still, when they can be
gotten hold of are only TO be bought at rates too nu-
to mention. 1t looks like snow, it feels like
rain, and it is chilly, generally speaking Perhaps
persons at distance, may be inclined to think
the temperature here rather unpleasant-t so, we
agree with them-it is not paradiscal
fire in Chicago on the End, destroyed roperty
10 the amount of about a quarter of million of
dollars.
The Democrats of Pennsylvania have nominated
General VIM F. Parker, as their candidate for Gov
ernor. Election in October.
Nine thousand one hundred persons passed over
he road from Ralfinore To WaShin on Saturday.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
At one O'Clock on Wednesday morning both houses
were still in session, the President remaining in his
room at the Capitol 10 sign bills.
The joint committee on the Tariff agreed upon a
bill which has been passed by both Houses. 1t will
greatly reduce the amount of revenue collected, and
do away with the fears of any further undue accu'
mutation of funds in the vaults of the Treasury.
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O. The advent of new Democratic President was
announced here yesterday by the firing of cannon,
commencing al
The Inaug ural will probably reach US Tonight
1t is short and to the point. and be given entire
to morrow.
Mr.. Buchanans cabinet will be composed of ma
jority of Southern men, and will comprise among its
leading members two national men from the North,
who have been turned out from the United States
Senate by the combined K. N. and Black Republican
forces Good daily Journal Of yesterday.
ALARM OF FIRE.-Tbe alarm of fire yesterday,
about o'clock, P. NJ, caused, we learn, by the
Burning of a small stable near Hilton Bridge
Commercial, this morning.
From washington.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Hon. MIR. Breckenridge,
Vice President elect, arrived here this morning He
was in the House, where crowds of his friends sur
rounded him
The Judges OF the Supreme Court waited on Mr..
Buchanan at day, al his looms at the Nation
al Hotel There was nothing formal N the inter-
view.
President Pierce gave reception at noon to-day to
committee of the city authorities at Washington in
the presence of many citizens. A complimentary
address was made by Mayor Magruder, to which the
President replied in suitable terms.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The municipal eeetion
of Alexandra to-day passed off quitely. Tie Amer
lean candidates were all chosen but one.
The submarine telegraph bill was signed by the
President ION ght
MIR. Buchanan is in council night with his con.
fdential friends including Mr.. Cass.
Mr.. Cobb of Georgia, returned to the city this at
ternoon.
The Naval Court of inquiry to-day commenced the
examination of witnesses in the of Lieut. Pen
ming on.
Old Judge B, who, with little scholastic
learning is remarkable for extensive and varied
knowledge, and for being shrewd observer of men
and manners, says the defect of many scientific So.
vans is this -" They know the names of great
many things but they don't know much about the
things. Now here is punkin-I don't even know
The EOglish.name of ii, whether 1t is pumpkin OF
pompion,' or simply punkin, and yet l know a
punkn every time and good deal better than your
man of science who calls it by long, Linnean latin
title, but never saw the vegetable ate pnnkin pie
in his life !"
PRoLuIc-A Mrs Russell Of Simpson county, Kentucky
recently gave birth to trpet All boys the least
which weighed four pounds The father and mother
adverse political sentiments the boys were named Henry
Clay, Daniel Webster and Lewis Cass.