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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

BRITISH INDIA-Hs poputat1on resources &c The insur
rection of the native troops in India has had the effect of
drawing much information relative to that most mpor
an of all the colonial dependencies of England Nearly
million and half pounds sterling paidunless OF
native princes The King Of Delhi he MoguD receives
nuay Gl5O OOO the Nawab of Bengal 0OO the Naval
of the Carnatic Gl6550 the Rsjah of Tapore $780,
and others equally munifcent scale The British
territory in India equal to the whole Europe
population according the latest corrected returns Of 1885,
ia O65 and estimated at about two hundred millions
The territory distributed into four governments or pesi
dencies-Bengal Madres, Bombay, and Agra Bengal is
the seat of the General and the Supreme Council
Madras and Bombay have each Governor and Council and
gra has Lieutenant Governor without Council. The
total military force the disposal Ct the Governoreneral
is about 322 900 Of these $50 Queens troops
600 companys European troops 0 company native
British officers and available under treaties Out of the 322
900 only $4,000 English.
truction by the English. The Gauges canal has already
cost G722 $50 and will be completed additional cost of
cluded will be $50 miles. Another canal, $50 miles long
is progress in the uDaub Three great trunk roads are
from Calcutta Bombay 002 miles, and from Bombay to
Agra 73t miles One railroad built others are projected
line of telegraph, extending 81 miles, will soon be
What the above figures the noticeable the
fact that the derived by the government of Great
Britain from her indian empire much less than the
al expenditure But then affords field of enterprise and
activity many of her population and it fruitful
of national wealth.
Besides British activity in secular matters in India, her
citizens have accomplished great missionary work there
The Rev. Mr. Mulens, of Calcutta after carefully obtaining
returns from missionary stations in nda has pub he'd the
following statistics Missionaries, ABS native caechIsts
$685. native Christians counting all who have renowned
heathensm and placed themselves under the the mis-
sonarics H. 1876 communicates or church members
Schoars-boys 81 lS0; do girls ID 39S Of the male pupils
above mentioned 1000 learn ENGLISH R and Of the girls
ted languages, and the New Testament into -four
others Toward the expense of the missionary abors
thirty three thousand pounds sterling are annually raised
India.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

ENORMOUS TuMoR.-On Wednesday the 10Th Of
July, we witnessed the removal of large tumor
from the body OF negro woman belonging 10 DR..
A. Holmes Of this place. The tumor was first no.
ticed about months previous to its removal The
patient placed under the influence of Cloroform
and Ether combined, and an incision of Is or IS
inches made upon the dis,ended abdomen, when an
enormous fbro' cartilagnous tumor was exposed and
removed. The tumor after being dripped of con.
siderable amount of water and blood, weighed "A
lbs. Had it been weighed before dripping it would
doubtless have gone TO 26 pounds. The patient
though extremely weak at the beginning sustained
the operation well, and is at this writing five DAYS
AFTER doing well. Drs A. Holmes, H. A. Bizzel j.
A. Bzzel, w. G. Mlcks performed each their part
the work, DR.. Holmes doing the cutting. This is
one of the largest tumors ever taken from a human
body. 1t was attached to the right Ovary below,
and to the Omentum above. On dissection present
ed Irregular bony MATTER cartilage, hair fatty mat.
ter brain, brainy tissue, and numerous cells filled
with water and puss. 1t was an extraordinary case.
Clinton Independent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

THE RELIEF VESSEL CAPE De VERDE TURNED
SLAvERAnother exciting chapter in the history of the
saverade has just ransped in the shape Of official
pondence between the British consul at St Vncent Cape
de Verde Islands, Lord Clarendon and Lord Napier The
New York Times says:
The the correspondence alleged dscov-
cry by the British Consul at St. Vncens, of ndubitabe
ha n bs the I hh n
1856, laden with meal contributed by citizens for
the relief of the distressed inhabitants who at that time
the coast of Africa and took board nea.
de Cobra, two hundred Africans for Cuba, elsewhere
without detection The fact that the n Hand was boarded
off the Congo, by H. B. ship Teazer under suspc Gus cir
cumtances that she has returned to New York
given confrmatoy of the suspicion that was sa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

LOUIS NAPOLEON UNITED STArEs.-ln work once
written by Louis Napoleon before his accession to
he said, in a chapter, ION Governments in General:'
81 speak it with regret but two governments at
this day, which fulfil The mission that Providence has conf
ded to hem they coo the end of the wed
the extremity of the old world the other at the extremity
of the Whilst old European center is volcano
consuming itself its crater the two nations of the Fast and
the West march, without hesitation, towards perfection
the under the will of single individual the other under
liberty
providence has con6ded to the United States of North
America the task of peopng and cvzng that immense
territory which stretches the Atlantic to the South
Sea- and from the North Pole to the Equator The govern
which is only simple administration has only hither
to been called upon put in practice the old aiage Lai2
fare tasse1 passer in order to form that irresistible in
stnct which pushes the people of America to the West
The only other government in the world which to the writ
tcrs opinion, fulfilled its mission Russia to the impe
rial denasty Of which, he said owing all the vast pro
gres which, in century and halt has rescued that empire
from barbarsm Such the oponions which Louis Ma
poeon held of the United States and Russia before he
tanned his present position 1t would be instructive les
to have another chapter on Governments in Gesera
and the United States and Russia in particular from the
Emperor of France.-Richnond Despatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14
THE FEMALE SEMINARY Ar KENANsVILLE.

THE FEMALE SEMINARY Al hENANSN lille,
THE EXERCISES of this Institution will be resumed
the 10Th day of June following There will be ntermi
sion of days Christmas The session is divided n
terms of 81 weeks each The of instruction WIZ
be thorough and complete and will extend from the eem
tary the CHEST branches of education Cempeterteacn
crs will have charge of the various departments. :,
Kenansville, the County seat of Dupn, accessible "
means of daily stage to and from Warsaw depot on inc
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, is well known 10 oe
and moral ,. :: -od
The location Of the Seminary b ; sing bg THddnu
~ snocions and commoSious Parents who have daughters
and sons to educate would do well to send them together
hero there is fourishng Male ochool also at the P
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

transactions of the Eighth Annual Meeting OF the
Medical Society of the state OF North Carol.na'
held at EdeWtOn, N. c., April, 1857. wilmington
N. C: Fulton d Price Steam Power Press Prin-
ters.
The above pamphlet, or, more properly, booklet
has been out for some time, during which we nave
rather awaited the opinion of others than CHOSEN 10
obtrude our own. The fact is that our brethren Of
the press have done us far than justice 10 their
notices of the typographical execution OF the wor
of which it becomes US not to speak at all Vnl1e
the pressure of ether matters has prevented their
going into the merits of the proceedings themselves
This we do not feel ourselves capable of doing even
after careful perusal, for We eschew quackery IN
criticism much as the regularly faculty do IN meo
cine We propose merely to glance at the contents
Among the proceedings, we find notice OF the
death of Dr.. Benjamin F. Robinson, of Fayetteville
prepared by DR. James H. Dickson, OF Wilmington
which was read and ordered TO be published; also
resolutions upon the same subject offered by DIR. s.
S. Satchwel, Of this county. The next Annual
Meeting is TO be held at Newbern; the Annual Ora
ton TO be delivered by Or. J. Graham Tull, OF that
place The Society still adheres to its determination
to establish Medical Journal in this State. Dr.
Edward Warren, of Edenton was elected Editor
ut CUClcty AAO PCA"oAASh'' "H~ ~ '~'O'~
ry members.
The following reports were made, and are pupllSh'
ed with the proceedings DR.. VIM. H. Mckee on
Stomattis Ma,erna DR.. H. Kelly on itbe Diseases
most prevalent in Iredell County, from May, 1886 tc
May ST; D. ]. j. Summerell, on the Diseases o.
Rowan County DR.. Pittman, on the Diseases o.
Edgecomh County Dr. Otis Frederick Manson or
Nalarial Pneumonia. The Annual Address deliver
ed by DR.. S. S. Satchwell of New Hanover County
is also published with the proceedings, and i've hun
dred extra copies p Tinted by order of the Society
OF the merits of the strictly professional reports
are of course unable to speak, farther than then
style and general sense, as compositions, permit US
to Judge. Measured by this standard, they are ev
identity the productions of educated gentlemen, who
understand wha! they talk about, and speak clearly
and to the point. The Address of DR.. Satchwell Is
less technical and therefore more within our prov
ince. 1t is bold and trenchant in its exposure Of
quackcry outside of the pale, and of unprofessona
conduct inside of the pale of the regular profess
ion of Medicine Its style is smooth, yet without
sacrificing one iota of strength.
! Upon the whole, we think The Society is gaining
on the confidence of the Profession at large, and il
destined to be an important agent in promoting the
advancement of Medical Science in this State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

SAFE WIRE for sale cheap at the asEdws5s SsOE SON
- June 18th j. M. ANIuS80A' ~"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

*Jeremiah Clemmens, who kept the house. almost time
of mind uncle of the late jeremiah Clemmens
from Alabama who called after him. Let it not be sup
posed that Clemens kept rowd house. because much
of the fighting done-:or he did 1t was abundant
y provided substantially welatended for all sorts of
people not to be sure the fashionable hotel in
the place. yet expected the would ev
nrude into that end of the house. prepared the
mediation of the orderly and quiet.
tin the settlement of kentucky bing allowable in
fight anything else was unless previous bargain was
made by the combatans forbddng it, Bargains against
other demOniacal accomplishments also made But
will say, that Moores biting off or an ear was
equally heroay with Achilles dragging the dead body
Hector round the walls Of Troy after having refused give
it up, at the entreaties of his aged father.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

There viii be no deduction from these charges, unless
cases of serious and protracted sickness nj my
BILE that Pupils should be present the first day Oh
Board may be secured in the most respectable la1i
from So to $40.
For furthe. particulars. enquire Of ,,pe pr;rc;na
Kenansyie July goth, lS57.-26s&47laW6t
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PARTNERNHIP NOTICR.


n HAVE associated with me in business JOS W. DABBs,
n Esq. The style Of the firm will hereafter be
BOYD co. Grateful to ny friends public gem
orally for the liberal patronage her bestowed,
earnestly solicit continuance Of the for the
firm. WILL. L. BOYD, 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished By the associated Press.1


NEW YoRK, Oct. 6.-Fhe steamer city of Wash
ington has arrived with Liverpool dates Of the
23d.
Lord Elgin brought to Calcutta 100 troops, who
to proceed up the Ganges forthwith.
A letter to the Paris Patrie says that Nena S4-
bib, who was reported to have committed suicide,
was marching on Lucknow with $4,000 men, and
was four days ahead of Gen. HaVeloek.
Fort LueknowEis deemed impregnable
The fight between Count aud Langham for the
championship of England, sitter en- hour and 40
minutes, darkness came on and the fight was
drawn.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 6.-The Legislature con-
commends that the Banks be released from the
penalties of forfetures incurred by payment of
specie.
New YoRK, Oct. 5.-The Cahawba has arrived
with Havana dates of the S0th.
Business dull.
The yellow fever is declining
The SLAYER which captured East OF Cardenas,
the American ship Mazeppa, said to have 1900
slaves aboard.
The stock of Sugar is 900.
DETROIT, Oct. 6.-The Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of this city, was placed under an injunction
by the Attorney General.
BosTox, Oct 6.-The Western Bank at Spring
field, has been enjoined by the bank commissioners
CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-The New York and St.
Louis news depressed the market generally; very
little was done, closing dull and irregular. Flour
25a4 30. Whisky Is. Corn 46a62. Oats STA
40. Money matters unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ga resolution before the Mer-
chants Exchange, to receive and pay currency at
par, passed by an overwhelming vote.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Oct 6.-The House postponed
the resolution requiring statements from the Banks
prior to legislation, and ajOurned till tomorrow.
The Senate was occupied with various details re-
lative TO the Banks, but final action.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
KENTUCKY planning MILL.

ne sale Of ths ahavs property has been postpoaed 4
SATURDAY, the 4 Z ga Instant. q. ID. BRIEN.
H.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
General Assembly.

Both branches of the General Assembly COM
pleted their organization during the morning ses-
sion yesterday, the dominant party having by the
Intervention of King Caucus, been restricted to one
candidate for each office. The Seaate chose y.
W. Roberts, Assistant Clerk, R. K. Marsh,
DoorsKeeper, and J. K. P. Cannon, Messenger,
The House chose S. NJ. Ewing first assistant Clerk,
aud James C. CarlOck engrossing clerk; NJ. W. Mel
con and Mr.. Fine, doorkeepers. A joint commit
tee was appointed to inform the Governor of the
organization of the two houses; and joint resolu-
ton adopted to elect United States Senator to-
morrow, the 9th inst, in place of Hon James C.
Jones. During the afternoon, the Message of the
Governor was received and read
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS

FOR TIE CURE OF
EVERY KNO WIN DISEA Sc!
The undersigned having appointed sole Agent for
Nashville the sale Of the Medical Preparations recon-
mended Dr Freese's Combined stem Of Practice for
Physicians and Families would respectfully offer them to
such Of our citizens as need a restorative to health
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the most celebrated Physicians and Surgeons OF Europe
and America and will eUery knOun disease, that is at
all within ofremedes. These Preparations have
been years by Professor Freese and other cee-
Physicians of country in their daily practice,
and have been found invariably eGectual.
For further particulars Dr. Freese Combined sys-
TEN Practice,-together with Cards, Posters, &C.
Both the Book Chests, and Medicines may be
had Of the undersigned his Drug Sore, in Nashville.
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 Sewanee Building, College ST.,
nnel6-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
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Renefir OF mrs.nrerr.

The charming actress, who, ia conjunction with
her husband, has been for e week past, d,lighting
the citizens of Nashville, takes a benefit tonight
On this occasion will be presented the drama en-
titled " The Knight of Arva, and the amusing af-
terpiece Of Betsy Baker" In the former Mrs.
Drew appears the Princess Marina, and Mrs.
Drew as Conner, the Rash, part in which be is
said to be unriValled With such an attractive bill
We sure, the merits of the actors even less
than they are, the result would be full house
"he" We consider that it is benefit night, and the
beneficiary an accomplished actress who has won
the admiration and applause of all who have wit
messed her efforts here, We shall be astonisbed if
the theatre Is not densely packed in all its parts
She d. serves an old fashoned benefs-let her have
il
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
Notice Important.

ZEN PER CENT. PREMIUM ON TEN NESSEE
J money will be allowed by the undersigned to
all who hav" left unpsid their debts for the last
yer. Tioenty per cent ditto, ditto, for FIVE yeacs
ditto and hrok n and bending Tennessee notes will
be taken in full fot oil claims against old Cray
back " of ten years staining. From neso Gu toners
old gold silver, and Tennessee money will be taken
Al pal.
All newspapers friendly to the interests of Ten
nessee-particular those on the rivers where our
Louisville packets make landing and deliver goods
will please copy the above, 10 return for which
will send them a fair sample Of my Sparkling Ca
tawba," "Old Bourbon" Rye" Cognac," fine
" Havana Cigars" and other necessities of life"
of which havr just now a choice and smiling as
sortment. Hardly time for laughir g-don't feel
perfectly well myself, but when there is plenty Of
wine apd corn in the country, what is tn use Of
crying. j. Il. SCHROEDER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

RHEUEATIsx-NEURILGIA The agonies of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia among the most acute with which the
human frame attic ed and have heretofore been
found the difficult remove. Happily remedy is
now discovered by which obstinate be
immed lately cured. This sovereign remedy is BRAGas
ARCTIC IuMEsT, for by Druggists generally. 1t is
only necessary the sufferer try it. to be assured Of
its efficacy. octllm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

''THE Protection OF CANE IN TEsEEssEE"-A
series OF well written articles the subject of the
Protection of Game" in this State, recently sp-
peared in the Union and american. We are
pleased to see that they have been collected and
printed in pamphlet form, with a view to bringing
the matter directly before the members of the Leg
islature. It is to be hoped they may be instru-
mental in inducing the Legislature to pass the laws
necessary to protect the game of the State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

MORE BoNEETs AND MILLINERY GooDs-Wise
is still in The field, and will tomorrow, place on
exhibition at his rooms, on Union street, large
assortment Of elegant and fashionable bonnets, &C.
The ladies will find there everytbing, il that line,
they may desire. He has never made a more i'm
posing display.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
MONEY! MONEY!!

NHE undersigned has large lot Of Boots and Shoes of
his manufacture made up expressly for the Fan
trade which will be sold at the reasonable prices.
and others wanting supply OF negro shoes will
do well to examine stock.
Also in store and for SALE 125 first rate Black
Harness Leather aud lot Of pad skins, &c.
either Shoes Leath er will take money on the
Exchange Bank at par.
H- The highest market p- ce cash paid country
s ides. J. W. HAMILTON,
octi.-3W No. 8, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

Take Heed.-Dr. Tilton has returned to the Mas.
sasoit House Chicago, where may be obtained Old Or.
James wonderful celebrated extract Of oarnbis Ins
dica. His iIlaw DR.. Thomas TiltOn, will supply you
with it. either personally by express 1t is and
speedy Of the Of Consumption Bronch-
tbs, Asthma, Nervous Debility, Coughs Colds, and Sore
Throat. We this 10 be fact. Try it and live.
P.S.-By addressing DR.. Ton note through the Chi
cago Post flee, osng four stsmps az cents) recipe
will be return of charge any part OF the
Union. DR.. TILTON,
sept Sim Massasoit House, Chicago.
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ROYSE & EMERSON,
DEALERS IN
READ YMADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,

Re receiving and opening at their Store. No 2,
n South side Public Square very large and entirely
Fall Winter Clothing, Furnishing Goods
good French Cloths Cas- smeres an festngs,
which we win make up to order suit
sale Most of our stock of Readymade Clothing
safely being free from the usual
Eastern made Clothing. Our Stock consists IN part OF
the following articles:
French Clohs Cassmeres; Morino Uudershirs Draws
Velvet Plush Vesting and All Wool UndeSshirts:
Vests; Blea & Bro. CapNOp Flannel
Black and Fancy Grenadines; Draws and Shirts;
Over Goats; Wooden Chene Comforts;
MuscoVy Beaver Raglands; silk Und, rshirts;
Royal Sultand Circulars; Cold Shirts and Collars;
French and English Beaver italian Cravats and Scarsi
Greek Sacks and Talmss; Eoys' and Youths shirts;
Dress and Frock Coats; Mems patented Shoulder
Sportsmen's Goats; Seam Shirts;
A large Stock of Pants; Emo and arseiles Shirts
Boys Overcoats, Shirt Collars;
Boys Frock Goats ia czets;Lin Ga NIB. and PONCE
Office and Business Goats; Wrys;
Neck Ties, Gloves and Sus- Shirt Bosoms;
penders; i Hose and Umbrellas;
We feel that with long experience and facilities We
enjoy, have succeeded in bringing ment OF
gOods which tail please regards styles and
prices We invite the attention consumers, and will
engage give sat faction to all who favor with an
examination of our Stock. ROYSE EMERSON,
Nashville, Sept u.s. No. 90 South side Public Square.
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The Flux Annih1Iiated.

Every and fall thousands of people die Of FluI
Cholera Dysentey, Gripping Palms. and other Irregularities
othe Bowels It be cured in every case for IS
cents, by the use Of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectus
remedy in It has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life be saved
nIne of ten by investment Of IS cents Buy
bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN RAINS and t. WELLS, Drug
giss. spr24-6m
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BOYD & CO.,
Southern Lottery.

Southern LOEEea.1E.
HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!
FaVOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
MORE THAN l PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
10000 OKETSI........I5,IsT PRIZES
CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS!
Tickets ST; Halves Sc; Quarters 81
Let those buy who never bought before,
And those who always bought buy the more.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
To be drawn every Saturday in Septem
Der and October, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

We End the following Notice Important" in
the Louisville Journal. Mr.. Schroeder is an eY-
editor, now engaged in the wine trade. He knows
and appreciates the advantages of advertising As
we do not come within the circle of those news
papers whose place of publication is reached just
now by Louisville packets, shall be satisfied If
Mr.. S. will dispose of 'sample " of bis Cataw.
ba, by 'funnelng" the first temperance editor who
comes in bis way-Or if he prefers it, the editor of
the Journal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

HOllOWaY's PiIIs.-Epiepsy and fits Of ali de-
serptOns, in reerabe to Irregularities OF
the secretye organs Restore these to sae OF
hea h natural activity and Vigor, by the he pills,
and the conVulsve psroxysms viii cease.
Sold at the mandatory No. so Lane New York,
and by all druggists, &c. 62o and 81 per box q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

~ The patrons of the Nashvi lie Theatre will
will not fail to recolect that Mr.. and Mrs john
DREw takes Benefit tonight They have made
fine impression here, and we should think that the
mere announcement of their benefit, would secure
q crowded house.