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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
.GET TIE RESC ,

NooD, veil made and properly adjusted Plane
= roItes, We have No.,
srhns none but the Brs fer IN, las. kiTs1E2cS3
Neny odd years, and responsible house car
possibly ofer safer or inducements, - u
The most Important and hi.
erected In these ins;rurents which Aor ho,.
'seIafe tsee Press Sept 81 l-ss will e.rxs ,.1n -
@ NE more costly and eumbenome Grand Piano :. re
hs,r oeen cur good fortune mueh
ociT ~ VI ih'ohAuon- 4 p. NASH 4 Gu,
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7 600 AGEEs OF yALgAaLE LAND poI

,a,y before. Of which noes sli be oven n no, sold Pr
snAu sell Al auction,
IN 'e z,st OF sov-m-
lowing ds.rab, ar. ~. ~ "A IN r. coart) the iol
the vicinity Of MON m. county So, q" MONROE and In
M hiss,san rrs e; ' ., o.uSy s.ai, n
one Nhs hAi 'nie IRON the former and half mile
Ing lea .er.s upon n "o'' OF the turnpike contain
in us.r or hsT ris oa ni 81 with
ThS tract ofl.nd ho,ns,,x ox,.s h. w..
Al,.,.n, - pietne, suioin-
nIan and haf mile az a.. 81. nis ann guar
both P.lnts, aha up
two poles 49, >''Ns ~ sefe> twenty
1he land purchased of Er.kl,. and c.,.,h.- ,,, =,
.a,5- nj an Al sa,. Ana csrefhes adjoining the
dredsn nd thirty six acre. ''"'s''ns only onr nun
me md Love Ira, ro,,.,,,.
and eighty poe. .d,ain,n- - sna nns
Bierne tract. Ns ' -"'e "en''"ned ihna >.
nj Rim h.if MI. IN Trin Aha skh'ytvo acres,
tract -'''"'t INV inAhy ana Love
The Hall within 6y. MILF. Of a.. RI.
i, ION mon '" TIE s~ee springs, cont lain.
m. A. A Chapman raj nj - a. sa s y hrre Pole.
quarter arr.. ~ "''" Anai W" ana thrre
The William, and Daniel yo,,. 70.
eighty nine acres and on- hunrsS .n ~,
n, .nn ny poles, ayotnns
and nne,y .rre, .dnins ~. at one
The Btrdstt rract .ining h.nsrst "a 49,
nj ~. 80. ."u shy'"hr acres
he Ira rnpt.I,in, m. ,,.,.-, -,
adjoining Ia. s.pp- Wv "1""''1 Ana seventeen
Tie Lewis Tract eontanin, On. ,ho,..,a an, ,. 49, i
miles Jnion on the sweet spr,nrs sns ST., s,,
The Mill Tract con, aiming On. hundred an,
! adjoining h. ~ 'e' ''u n'he Acfe'
The Iiossp pIs Tract containing ,hr,. hund,.s an,
but by SURVEY four hundred and s @
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hkNASpFn-scott, slave Of j. Blood, charged with
causing the death of Priscilla slave of r. T. Alvey, on
Tuesday last has been remsnded for trial before the
Hastings Court, at the ensuing term He inflicted Sc
we're beating upon her the Of October from the
effects Of which she e supposed to have died
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~ with double Seundin& aS.E =,

/ Urges, PATENT PIANO FORTE
. N Nv 1ouoie sounding Honrd..
aid Of III: N WV i'iN hef ~ = IL
TIE NE~ PIIso fokTE-Psriecion /, /, ousu,v vht.,
the p,at .ss .ne aEo forte The effort on
e instrument 10 the highest
taat u could reach the organs az a. -
| MT, onn has BEEN believe, the most per
instrument To zssmlzte ,res
ss 70 me violin In l. .yil.nt~ -.
.I,ny OF the utmost effort
atra seems "a have nv IN xn,io
DriTs,' p,rn, By Mr. briggs. and as the
jy6
DEAFNESS AND SINGING NoIsEs 40
EAiss, NkRNous HEAD AND MIND COMP aiS,s a.
80 AID SriLLiAIx cUsk british ana For-i-, I, -
~ we cure OF Deafness, Head
Sron Coos London England Consisting Sur.
d. seersaTy, JoHS PovKL, E.q. ncs aisrov.~ -
- !se method OF selferre, Anorcins Instant Ar
sho nay have been deaf or 20 years bv
compound medicaed vApoar applied 10 ,hs
"nen 'hs Nspoar Is passing out his The ,u ssysr 10,
70 NE ear Affected and instantly patient xh -
enabled 20 hear eouraontoned
nsetrae case OF Deafness the Head ~,
.Pun hnd exorbhant fees.
ns-t ssn permanently themselves sny istanl
Without palm ThousAnds haye a,sen
nsArng and forever rescued snsr,s on r.
the present day Hospital sn1
have No. tnesnd In whose deaf psr,ons
can ~ .nd many hundreds Of patients. cured
os To- Any sufferer Con,inent ar ,-,S..s
me -Four onarters Of the nov H. crrs ~
H. can DC ssrt TO them With the necessary pr,s~
" "a the cost Of the means OF eurr vhcb 80
% seat % me Secretary JOIN PovuL K,o sn,tn. ness
Sp,n ss1ss Lonsoa fns.ns ~ s.nS.s
ears nrse ecsss Of ses hvssas Dsasss md No. T. ~
is1SAvidy
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TWO NEW NOTES Upon WORCEsrxp,.
PIANOS

a OU LhANOH.-We are appealrd 10 at
"A timrs Tor Information In IN m. r.,
MAKER OF PiANO-fORTEs. Personal kpcxt.Jz. ~.
us 10 ward hs nl ., y wOscrsryr. incline. " ~
I'M ana darahlay Of material and elements ih., s,ss ,r,
we mahea qualities OF frs,-raie In,truu,.nt Al,
aiassed-S. D. Com. Adrsrtsrr F,J IL Isso y,
hafs 10 many Ways and many times -,rrcs,., an, 81
lon uongv IN praise Of American ~, 80
"a ,s piano mandatory Of weressT 80
construction OF these beautiful We kn.,ir. ,ns
ing not ssceing Europeans Phharmaps so- ~
sceninc musical society country u.s 'o
u, ,Ss 49, T Grand eonseA We have had 10 constant "a.
ness o. .one-N T. Erprsss March 9S ISs9 ~ >" ees-
am constantly supplied With fan sSsnr,m,,, q, NJ
tes Shoiee Panos, and shall be h.pny 70 e.,
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BY DICKINSON. a CO., ArcI's

BY DICKINSON. Co, Arcrs
THRUST sALR OF sLAyEs.-winb b. ,,,a q, n. An,
ton Rooms Of DICKINSON HILL CO. corner Of FrsnlHn
and All streets In the city Of Richmond "WEDNESDAY M,
ia! OF NSvenher lse Al 10 o'clock. w., following
ve viz Rebeecs aged about 20 Joe ssed ahon,
her daughter Sally about Is about and h.r s,
and an infant Of-' ~""'' ~
TEErs At sale. Rv ord-v n Trr.,...
oclF-elasoskhds DICKINSON HILL a co, Auets
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
TUrUnE DAYS.
Lao DAVENPORT. Acct,
600 CAS-. DOOTs, sMOks ANI HAT. At
wv uetion.-Ou rtE-DAY, wev.mh., ~,
al :. 10 ss,os. a, our Auction Room. 900 Case. oos.
r.- saaer sOo. cleo over % day, er., for an
oese-,d. Lao. DAVENPORT. Aue,.
By JAs n TAYLOR SON AUcrs
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ann
n,oea.s sn,s. fssYsssyi Ce.sissi.g OF slsvss,
,, Ssn &c nc I'm .s. o.,
senx 1915 oeoei NJ the ss.Des Of ~. es. com
onsng to said containing Stt q vusbi. snJ
follows. - Of highly farming Land wing about
Railroad Within mile Of M.nch-.t.r lar, No.,
n9n which hssvy vooded also. v,iuabI. wh. prop.rty
yns on James River extending terrnu. Of In,
Railroad 10 the Of ,h.r.
. adapted for
And at i2 o'clock on the same DAY yin n. all, an ,
dren. - 'sN"' -"o en"-
superior Mich Gov, OF IN. po ,n,,,, ..
young Cattle; yoke Of Oxen, and shout HON ~
--o' 'ur young and veil broke hui superior animals. two
large y.dey Of Farming Inplep-nt consisting I'm mar, Of
Portable rhrAshns Maehne, Re.pers Drs clod Cra.s.,
&C.. wagons, Carte, and Gear. - ~''
Straw, and large fail winter vsr,,.slss anu
rsrss or ssLs For the estate sunni Of 81 ana mn
der ors'hiri ea u. balance year. Tor All sum.
for ,u sieOdo cash: IN, h.l.nc :,
and years the purchasers to negotiable notes
Of tieo and under cash: sloo month. credit ra
negotiable notes. with Interest added sAA'L MARY
J.- NJ Tsrt0s 4 son, Auets " '"- AArI; ae.a
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1850. FALL INTERPRETATIONS. 1850
II A X d W A RE

1850. FALL APPROPRIATIONS. 1850.
HARD,W ARE
COACH MATERIALS.
Grss eoac ~ ms ,Ts
which weinvite the attention OF Merchants
COACH WAGON Material. embrace. In part
iscoo is. rss,1on Yrsneh Head spring. 9,o 10 plates
40 sets vanished and painted Hubs
s % led ca Sc..s Scs
x,,oS H. S@gpsns lse lamps: Bands, Miller, Moss Ae
!. 10, 1ss sp.. Na, aseI the @
oei 81 Main -. Nearly Opposite 81 Charlie. iio,.l
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
%a4s s. at gs; S ss "s 3:
shan fIow ,hl. aa,s otter :, 10. prices
ssS 9o scua9s ss and ~ s S:If. nh ase..
s:s s sf;:: :%:s; g. g. .Si's 4
Printed erno. bsIsIns. PopHn. &c, ts a, sSS.u, Low
s,e..'. Carpet. M,l pe!y.rd
.oi TO- s sSi o NE Ca c. s' s"si squ., low
cot gcod. town hssvy medium Hs SSIs. Al ySrs Tds
The best Of makes Of heavy servants At the ove.,
sISss rsS Sa' i. ii@ @SS !. &c IS sorA1
cO.n o. all gusius. ehldren' snd p.,,, coss, hama
Gent. Goods, Cloths. Cashmere. sud vs.nr. In s-,s,v.
rOs,ssr VI. sod every hing 10 the Dry Good.
Nhch determined 70 Otter ~ The
We have adopted the psn IN business n closing
fancy goods every snd 70 accomplish may be
looked for. fno9l 'CitfVs 4 CIIrNTRS
TUE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON CAuy.
y 2lsI AND 2lD srRErrs, KNOWN As ptRRgLIS WAR;
HOUsF FOR SALE We auftot~d
able properly front he side Cary sweet 81
2e feet ard dsph 9Sd street ~ 63 feet sweet
o. l@ feet The buildings on the 10, nearly
mrsbr adapted for lsge
Dhrels varehouse 10 established
Powell french sppciuied Inspectors
number n hcgheads Inspected October
se 1oo and The paid lsndiord about
t This property Justly rcrardsd vsu..
he 10 this eiy. For terms, &c, sprly 70
ocsi-iot aoppiS ArPyssoS, Aue,-
NEW .CL0AksINy VELVET AND CLOI
~ An kinds % LADIES wRAPffN0e o,dr Nv an
peri,need hand. SWORDS rHAw Ne ms broad 81
rNHUNKsi TRUNKS New 10 store the Isrse-, ana
- most besun assortment % trsveing add
ever had, and vin sen them very chesp WI WALSH
TeRRy's ParE,r doom ;ssp!se., 70, al, >,
CLAnksON 4 ANDtn ON,
sos No Ice Main street.
R9AEPsEsii nHANDlnsi IA lssy, s.sr,..sssf
~. y, w. ss sss irrersd 'se I'M sorn'y, NJ
10 ~ sG III I STGiss, %. ry 50, o.,,a
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ErTEN0ER 4 EDMOND,
cAkr STREET. RICHMOND va
suiLDkkS on PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES
Saw MILLS,
NVoLD can NE attention Of robaeeo N m.
Nv feesss notice I'VE have With Mss
ausser CoismAn TO make PATENT rOn,cco
PkkssD vh movable RETAINING PRESSES and are no. ps.
pared " make then n short notice.
s.nuf.etusers ef Tobacco ea for hss ~
fst- LAbor>Avnr. - " -S "-e"n's'
I'd rhe 10
Sd ms small space they occupy.
tsh The Immense saving
NH Of tobacco 81 by ehnrs In from hs. =
I'VE nsss aud rolled OF In the retainer I.st ara
% stand ~ long the enough IN A..
procured the m. l
We refer 10 Messrs Palmer Allison A. Dill l. Io,i.r 4
koystsr Co., rurpln Ysrbroush- -
ErrExGER EpMoSp
hn-An Of work IL made In maon.r .na N ~.
-'-- SUI arr ntea IN every respect oc25-ims
nUBHkH BELTING.
s Neu Iork Rubber Company Rrunkr
btiffss by Of strength .ny
lore made. and At less than half Of Leather mis-
ny are also The exclusive manufacturer y.
o. kessn Tor- Dotis HAIL. Txsprx. .rr~ and sinai,
se tor sale Of a. the Toy and Fancy in the Up,n
CATALOGUES and Price Lists (by the on) ON
sston letter TO the NV Yosk CosrAsr Is ety
80. ~ IoI.- oefi-dim
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DisoRpEnLr Observation-Disclosures Childress f. IT, g..
involved herself in trouble, at the Theatre on Friday
hgh oy imPudentiy bandying words with officer Halle
grove. who was admonishng her and Others to 'kcep
quiet She was taken to the wstch-house and on her
way thither her brother. Jos Chdre.s M. Co. addrrs
eI some insoent language to the officers. and him
self taken into custody aud locked up On Saturday the
Two Offenders were arrsgnsd before the Mayor and aee
the usual investigation were ordered be punished
managers OF the Theatre in pursuance Of their laud
able intention to maintain order At that place of amus
men have strengthened the police force and hereafter
all dstnrbers OF the peace there, may expect prompt
Seetmen not nights lodging in the nearest station
house. 1.-THE third tier closed the of
evidisposcd people would diminish and then respects.
Die citizens would more frequently paronize the drama
than they now do,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

KNITTING MAcnISE-Aiken's patent knitting machine
exhibited at the Mechanics Fair is one of the mechanical
curiosites Of this remarkable age II will use up hank
OF yarn, and convert into pair of hose in the space
OF ten or hfeen minutes. The mechanism il exceedingly
ingenious ana must be seen TO be duly appreciated
Geo Darby IL Governor street. Is the agent for the sale
OF these abor-savers. What will be done next by ma.
chinerys
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAW WARE.
FRANCE. BR0ADBENTS CO., Nanarera
WILMINGTON. DkLAwARE
ERANCE, BROADBENTs Il CO. having ..,.io.a
- from the Legislature OF Delaware LOTTERY CONTACT
70 continue In operation for period Of Wars. ana
having given bonds ca the STATE nufllIon or rH..
lars for the prompt prirrs sold ar.
Wilmington, OF -
benefit OF Internal r.
sex County Lotteries OF Delaware for the oteets
q. appointed By the State
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BURTON & WORK
TOBACCO
and General Commission
hdERCEIANT
06 GRAvIER STREET.
New Orleans
O. p woRK, I New Orie.n.
Dr.J. Q. NASH
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fHUSTE' SSALE OF NEGROES. BY ytrtu, az
deed OF trust executed by 4 Irving
bearing date the s+h Of October recorded In IN. Cs
ounce OF Buckingham county Of certain
suns 81 M hey TO VIM Scott shah MONDAY IN. si 81
soNemhe 1872 proceed 20 sell OF H.c,or
Davis In The city o. Richmond for cash conveyed nv
aeed, among whom valuable
Ing A. trustee shall convey title only a, eonreys
by the deed OF Aforesaid. "''
os26-tds IRvrxa
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w. approximation prizes ranging from $50 up $500
sheh draws the highest es al prize number
me uk. drawing tie eapits prize in
he scheme, ending Ia the number be
Of s?a for example II the the capital sr
should end In . as for instance, 1907 Tickets In the
scheme ending With win be entitled prize sso addition
Iiek.ts so H,iy.. as. or.-,.-- an
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.ste sssd, Al Ssvp1 ~ ~ aIY csisprssss ncsi nos
" ecre snt NJ ssisn sxlDsN NILtgR,
sst Dor, p-sr sss csvs
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LUCIUS HART,
FOUR AND SIX BURLING SLIP,
Now York,
IMPORTER DEALER IN
BLOCK TIN, BAR LEAD NI-RrI
ANTHONY, BAR TN BsBnIrf METAL
SPLITTER. INGOT COPPER TINNHR's an nSn
PIG LEAD, BisMITH sPyITER,s soi my
Also. MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF SILVER PA
TED AND BRITANNIA WARE TRADE supplied on the most
favorable terms oc27-3m
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:, 'iSii 81: ~
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1000 900 BOTTI, ES S0TnT
aeeordinE TO Act Of Congress- The YEAR fsEs ~
hnI sriLpne In the cisIhs once OF de pt.,yfs, '''
court Of hAss.ehu
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-06
News from Sebastopol.

The. mercantile bark Westbrook, command
ed by Captain Bonello, which left Sebastopo
on the LIST of March, has arrived at Hull with
a cargo consisting chiefly OF bones, and forty
six pieces of cannon, English, French and
Russian, most OF the latter being in excellent
condition. Captain Bouello states that he ar
rived in Sebastopol on the 18th of January,
and at once proceeded to Balaklava. The
country along the entire routepresents a most
devastated appearance, diversified only by the
mounds raised here and there over some fallen
warrior. Balaklava itself is described as a
vast Golgotha, where small heaps of stones
arc the only marks Of distinction separating
the resting place of the officer from that of his
subordinate. The immense extent of ground
covered by the besieging armies OF two great
nations, is now completely deserted, even the
two or three houses occupied by some of the
Generals, being uninhabited. The ravages of
war are also stamped in indelible characters
ON the city of sebastopol itself. Commerce is
stagnant, its streets are almost deserted, and
the wretched inhabitants OF the smaller houses
which alone seem to be generally occupied are
in most destitute state. All that can be seen
of the once mighty Malakon, may not inaptly
be compared to mountain capsized; the
dockyard instead of its former life and activity,
resembles a mass Of rocks; and those Of the
Government magazines which have not al
ready tumbled in pieces appear as if they were
ahnut In do 90 Thara ara no Indications III "A
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-06
WHO HAVE AXES TO GRIND ?

], who have the grades of streets altered ia
suit my individual interest, and place my
property in situation to be of advantage tc
mo alone without regard to the welfare of the
city.
Who have axes to grindf /, who would
cut sewer at tho city expense close to my
property where can turn my capital to ac-
count, and finally put money in my purse.
Who have axes to grindi |, who open
streets to expose my building lots to the mar
ket and pave the streets-at other peoples
expepse-to haul my manufactures to market
it is a question of bricks.
Who have axes to grind |, who give out
the public contracts, with an eye to my own
pocket, through the bone. and sinew of some
hard working contractor.
Who have axes to grind I, who am at the
head OF committee, with the contracts of my
friends in my pocket, to alter little lower
than the actual bidders to secure the job for
my friends and carry on log rolling system.
Who have axes to grind We, who adopt
thousand devices to get hold of the public
funds and call II the ordinary expenses of the
city government We all have axes to grind,
and we intend to do it at the public expense.
Of Wilmington.
Attest - Timothy lobbyist,
CLARK
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-06

NoniSArIoS ELEcrIoY.-Our friends will bear
in mind that Saturday, the 18th, is the day
set apart for the nomination Of a candidate for
Mayor, Alderman, Assessor, and Treasurer,
to be run at the City election. The n NINA
ton of good men to fill these Offices is Of the
utmost Importance to the people. The names
of the men mentioned in connection with the
offices are all good and competent. 1t matters
not who are nominated so they are good men,
who will perform the duties of the office with
fidelity. II would be well that every legal
voter should express his choice Of candidates
at the nomination election, calmly and with
Judgment, so that when the nomination is
made there will be no trouble afterwards. Let
there be no electioneering for your particular
friends. This will prevent excitement and
dispense with III feeling A nomination cleo
ton is but family matter, which should al
ways be managed in friendly spirit.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-06
TAKES.

The month of July is over, and you who
were disposed to save five per cent. on the
amount assessed to you, have paid your taxes.
Now, the next thing to be done Is to get your
last years receipt and compare that and this
together, and see il they have increased or di-
minished tnls year. This is the proper course
TO pursue. If they have increased, inquire
the reason, and see If the progress of improve
ment in the city required it. Have there been
any extraordinary expenses required to pro-
duce this result, or is ii the natural conse-
quence of extravaganza When you see men
at work upon the streets paving, &C., do not
imagine that these things come out of the
treasury of the city. If you do, you will be
very much Mistaken the property holders
pave all the streets before their doors the
city only pays for the paving of the intersec-
tons of the streets. The whole citywas taxed
to pave Market and the adjoining Streets
that are paved-but now, the scheme is
changed; those who helped to pave Market
and other streets, may turn round and do their
own. This is one of the equalities of the ru-
ing uyhasly' ctlzehs Vi nest, anu olhei
streets that are being paved remember your
property was taxed to pave Market street.
Now, who pays for paving your streets Are
they the people of Market street, or are they
the property holders along the street on which
the paving is done This is legitimate
question of taxation. This is a question
that Immediately concerns you. Remember
there is but one remedy, and that is to
turn the authors of this kind of management
out.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-06
THE EUROPEAN PEACE.

Many haii with reJoicings the peacethat has
beenconcludeda at Villa Franco, between France
and Austria. 1t is the compact that stops the
ehusion OF blood, at present, whether it VIII
turn out permanent peace or not. That this
Is the end OF European troubles many douba
and few believe. 1t appears that Napoleonlli
has singular mode of making allies. He
made war upon Russia, which ended in the
TWO Emperors becoming steadfast friends, even
10 the exclusion OF his Old ally in war-dre at
Britain. Now, he desires to make friends
with the Emperor OF Austria consequently lae
makes war on him, and concludes peace 10y
their becoming bosom friends and allies. The
most singular part of the affair is that he, in
measure, discards his ally, in war, the king
OF Sardinia. 1t appears that he wants not H.
ing lessthan an Emperor for his friend al Id
ally. Kings are something too small for his
augustperson to associate with. England and
Sardinia dwindle into insignifcance along side
OF Russia and Austria. The dignity of an En-
peror must not be lowered by such associa-
tons as those of Kings.
The greatest sacrifice of human life that has
occurred for generations, has been made TO
crafty the within OF despot. The world had
been made believe that Italian liberty de-
inanded this war. How much have the sym
pathisers. with the Italian patriots, been dis
appointed. Italy has exchanged the tyrany
of the Emperor OF Austria for the tyranny OF
the Emperor of France. The golden visions
of freedom have vanished, and the nationality
of the Italian States remain--after these scenes
OF blood and waste of treasure-in about the
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-06
Local Matters.

DBMocRATio. MEETlNo.-Pursuant to notice
meeting of the Democracy of this city wa
held on Monday evening" August LIST, at tn
Washington Engine Hall, when John II. Std
ham, ESQ.,, was called to the Chair, and Geo
Nebeker chosen Secretary. The Presiden
stated the object of the meeting was for tn
purpose of eifecting more complete organi
cation of the party in view of the coming
City election. On motion, it was
Resolved, That Saturday, the 18th day o
August, be the day for holding the nomina
ton election for Mayor, Alderman, City Treas
urer, and Assessor, and that we re-adopt thu
last years manner of holding the nomination
election in the several wards, at the following
places, viz list ward, X. X. jones' Hotel
ID ward, Odd Fellows Hall; Sd ward, Lafay-
cite Hotel; 4th ward, City Hall 9th ward
Phoenix Engine House. The following gentle
men were appointed Judges to hold said nom
nation election;
First Ward-Martin Mellon, James Stroud
Thomas d. Gibson.
Second Wdrd-Charles Jefferis, Anthony
Christy, Wilmer Bannar.
Third Wdrd--Jos. Seal, Jos. Richardson
BENZ. +. Moore.
Fourth Ward-James NJ. Watson, Asher D.
Logan, Samuel $. Adams.
Fydh Ward-James Carswell, VIM. Spring
er, John Cuddy.
On motion the following resolution was
adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That no person shall be permitted
to vote at the nomination election who is
known not to be legally qualified to vote in
the ward in which he resides, at the City
election ensuing. On motion it was
Resolved, That the polls be opened at 2 and
close at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
Resolved, That the Judges of the different
Wards make their returns at the City Hall
Immediately sitter counting the ballots.
in motion committee of five was appoint
ed, one from each ward, to report the names
of suitable persons as candidates for Mayor,
Alderman, City Treasurer and Assessor, to
the next stated meeting. The Chair appoint
ed the following gentlemen said committee,
viz; LIST Ward, James Montgomery; edward,
Lewis Paynter; Sd ward, l. D. Gregg 4th
Ward, DR.. VIM. H. White; 9th Ward, VIM.
Mcconnell.
On motion adjourned to meet on Monday
evening, August sth, at Washington Engine
Hall, 9Th street, between Market and King.
JOHN II. sTIDHAM, President.
GEORGE NEBEKER, Secretary.