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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

4 4 IL
sJv 1000 Srhuolj Crlcbratrd VOLTS L ar hhIs
and 100 No. Leaf laId Avn hb sut,ipr Ryc Wins
h.. tui hnis Apple Brandy .uJ otis. kcihed Sng 90
kot- Nails 10 ,nH Iiuekets Bros 3D. iuus extra ~
tuShtn itnlIrr; 100 bulls l,u, lur" Kun; 80 % -
Il" A., aud ticr 100 ibis No I, ana MacN"ri lpI
ia-k"g,s rr.nch ,rny ~ runcn imported ;uh
40 % "iic, .oi huis. Portland Syrup AMI No Nj
.t-r.', ! JONES n Va,
u.rtt I'D tIrt
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
DEDlCED kATE>--Thr /. Mai steamers. -,
IL JAME>TOWN, Capt. PARHIsii aud loA 1.mnI.A u
hOkE. apt. SkINNtR viii carry passengers to
and from Virginia at REDUCED RAILS.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish, leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon al ociock, CITY f"iut evening
and Norfolk eueslay at II oc ok, nonmi"r New h"rk
arriving early ia and
hn.s going East aud North.
The ROANOKE, capt Skinner. caves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon AT O'Clock CITY POINT norman,
9olo,k and Portsmouth, evcamg, Tor New ORR
inS next evening
RETURNING,
The jamestown leaves New York from Fcr No 10 North
RIVER every saturday al ocloca, Ton NIun Pc
trtshurg and hchmuni--taking Freight tor each place"
The oauuke leaves New York. non Pier No 49, Nwth v.
every WEDNESDAY, afrciuonn o,lork, Tor tOlis
muuth Petersburg aid Misunderstanding Fr.sLt hr ,.rh
place. i<EDa GEn RATES.
Passage, Included, between Eorn.k aul New
StrrIagc Passage.
Passage neluu,d, kiehu,uta Prlrr,-
burg, and NV York, :
ras-lg" siacrvom ino,ndcd between ISnclhurs ani
New I'm ID
fas>dEv aui uom Norfolk, rs 10y III" EA'r b"a
nEA1.~. FsFEH CENTS. EN- ctSA.
IUu aud elegant steamer lDiAk row y Val hr
ur"U the he Alb We. IJih In
N''~,l nnr.
tot ur,v,., apply LEE. ROOKIE & co Agents
H,uil 3JdtS Man Street, iynrNhuE, "
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..
SION OF THE kAGLE,
FFERS his friends and the public generally Of he
~ largest and choicest stocks II WATCH s., JEWELRY,
biLYERwAKE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD, In his line to the pub
c cheap brilliant and beautiful can be had In other
establishment in this other country In every depart
articles imported) Of the
styles the unique classical and elaborate workman
ship septcs
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.soEu.s rsiE FAuH:i- the univ,
4 OOk TO YOUss C0As d WOOD BILLS

n OOk TO YOUR C0AI. d WOOD BILLS.
We 3e Just received another supply OF the celebrated
Victor an Mrt COOK >fot is, tor wood aad coal which
admired the gricultual aud Me-
chan al this place By the saving OF fuel the
thickness casting their finish and perfect
in the various cooking, they acknow
la STOVES We have fitted
Copper Reservoir boiler which is eat
furnishing hot all without any
additional tuel being heated by the sunke pipe aud without
interfering with the cooking of the stove
ny, ,is y. BLISS & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

A>CER CURED, WITHOUT SURGICAL.
~ OPERATIONS OR Loss OF BLOOD -CaacTs. 7n-
Hrn Scroula, Ulcers &c, cured In sh time without
the knitc, by Dr. MAcNICuOL
Colleague of the late DR.. Lounsberry, Dech,)
No 10 North FIFTH Stree, below Arch, Philada.
The which has attended the
Of Cancers Tunors &c, by DR., MacNicho for number
past the aud In instances
has secured the hearty approval OF eminent PLY scians
Philadelphia who longer w:S TO risk the dangers
and uncertainties If cutting.
Cancer Cured iii properly treated and promptly
great majority Of Cancer be erctuay cured
cured under this mehod Of guar.
its superiority every other known stem,
who be afflicted with these diseases.
information advice will please idr Dr.
they will receive prompt attention Copy Of
PaiuIhet, che treatment Of Cancers-fre charge
Hhs Seeding Hip Disease Sofnous I'd MayigRanf Ulcers
Diseases the Moat and Throat II the Bones
Scad Head and all dis. of the SKIN
cured aud proper remedies sentcareiuy packed-by
press to any part of the country.
In every plain description Of tho disease required
Address DIR. MAcNICHoL, No. So North 5h st, PAI,ADA
Proprietor AID Man"iacturerof Dr. Lounsberry
brated Imperial Dpurafire the and iny
aedicne Nineteenth Century, Of All dls
Mscs originating In Impurities Of tbs Blood
l2clawfor3miE
an consiaamcnt, 100 barrels primo White
~ Mercer POTATOES, for sale low to c,.e.
aprIA a.
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S.Ix4:II;'A SEWING MACIEsN E--..ren,


S,kEf:I.fs'S SEWING NlACIeN Es.-- e.
~ the most proof of great
Juds bJ this there aborsavns before hc
luhc comparable to Singers wing Machines After esau
sig the highest reputation IN the United Staes they
cxblcd the late Exposition uniyornec ~ France where
they carried oil the hg premium and reAt uanuacio
y to make them has cen buiit In Fars
branch OF industry in which sewing to ba done
these machines be used With immense As the spe
the Railway TAIN IL 10 travelling foot sewing with
SnFcrs Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
shoemaker rcs>make carriage saddlr halter
Lssr machines, regularly employed, Thousand Dollars
In all private families where there is much sewing
lie done these achnes Planters
hotel keepers ud them particularly snd prod
table These machines simple In their construction au
and durable being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made by which every sort work. line
road be perfectly executed Thousano inferior and worth
less Machines have been made and sold under vaous
but Singers Machines alone have been found every
where to satisfy the wants OF the public
Plain printed using sent with each ma
chine from which any readily acquire the art Of man
aging them The machines packed sccureyto go 10 any
part the world To all desiring particular In
formation WILL application by letter at either OF our Of
fce' orwa ard copy of l. M Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted 10 tho Sewing Machine interest.
/. NJ. SINGER CO.,
Principal Office, No. 3e3 broadway, New York.
BRANCH otfICEs-No ~ Hanover ST. Boston, No W Chap
c ST. Ne Maven, Ct Glovervle N vi No pa Broad ST.
Newark, ~ j. No. l42 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia No los
Baltimore ST. Baitmore No 81 Westminster St. Providence
r. Last 9Th ST., Cincinnati; No 65 North lth ST. 81
Louis Isl ST. Charles ST., New Orleans No 20 Dauphn
Mobile ldec 2id&cts
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ENTEN>avE sVOCN VE
SPRING g. SUMMER CLOFHIN G.

oTILlN " O. . " III IVA EN- Sho
L >rRiAG AND SUMMER CLJrhlAG, which vas ~
ee'ed win great care and from the long rNre' r "a
trade. confident that in beauty, s.yc aui m"trh
charges his C,otng cauuot be r>'ehel by any h' "a Ma
any ely in STATE. lie Respectfully invites h- 'r d.
ca.mers ana thu pn"!ic III gririH '''sae rs ~ ''
fore puchRio elsewhere as h" Will ny t. r,sr aud n n'
lice 10 ali" lisies a" Grades and sH"c OF t'"'ih ~ 7TN
of GEN iLEMLN'S ftRNlSlllAH t'''oun - t'--h'H
SHIRTS. Collars landkerthiets Gloves Tic ''"h Hus
ponder. MISC Trunks, Car ct Bags lmhr liHs "lr
toutry Merchans wiz mud 10 'h'iI inter =" '\''Af
his stock oetnc gong further East he is y Prepared Tor
the wholesale trade solicit a call from all is.1s a. me Old
stand. april IA dts Nj GtHGGNltiMhh.
YNCnnuKC AGKiCUIrCRAG WOXNs
Tbankfu for liberal share OF the public patronage To-
six years, lake pleasure Informing oar i"n-
late Fair We are now better lrtpaf'a nan 'N !"
Tools and fine lot OF our premium Tools q"
hand We would call particular aeni I" our Ihtrs'ns
Machines Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, Wheat Fans Caho,ne
Broad Cast SO. ing Machine, Wheat Drills Bickiri ii"h
Livingston Points, Pnaksk pows and Pom's All
our line. WHlTTEMoRE " IbSL'N'
march Ids Pr"prtctors
MOTHER sUPPIY.-JNO. ). PIHvIa,
N AatSr ceving tn. arges, lot OF new and bean
uui DIZZY GOODS gotten by him this season, amons whrh
many kinds OF rich Fancy Goods april dts.
uNiNE alGAR ..-We have just received Al in
Il voice Of CIGARS, which we think are Very superior
smokers are invited to cali and examine them
april 9ds w a. sI,toI Ir.t "
nsn BUSHELS OF PRIME NEW CLO.
1CU YER SEED Just received. We regard 1t an extrs
fine lot free from ppie and npur ties. ami think
that farmers would mud to their niess to 's ,@S .fs'
S-Wehave in store. also Timothy Orchard Grass Bue
Grass and Evergreen SEED, nan - ols.
ID EMOvAL.-Thc uader.ign-d beg leave .
have removed this day, their VINE AND LIQUOR BUsf
MSS kept Gn s La % s pPa.s 's sps
Varrick House and next H. e. vctors Bookstore.
principle the r :, ssSp
april iidts GONTuIER 4 PLATTER
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uNHHE, LIfEAND MAXINE INSURANCE
II LiNcHBuRG ilO-E X FIRE lNsuRASCECoMPANY.-Th
Company makes Insurance. against loss ar damage BY Fire.
rig Tobacco Factories and other build
Jugs gpus and merchandise generally, In
tow II and euuutry the most favorable terms.
Also makes OF all enjoying
health aud hole
iif', or for limited period
slaves employed ordinary occupations will be insured on
rnaA,naLle terms
Company will also take marine risks from and to OF
the Northern Southern Ports, at favorable rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ. CUBES. Wee President
GEORGE b. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
joins OTEY TAYLOR, MM I. ANDERSON,
JAMES r. PAYNE, JohN 4. DAVIS.
NM. H. STRATToN, MAURICE >. LANaHoRSE,
SAMUEL IA. MCKINNEY, CHAs. X. SLAUGHTER
JAs. u. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED + WILLS. Secry.
D pM y n o HT'Afn OWEN Medical Hammers.
The Medical Examination of sutectsfor Insurance will be
the Office the Company each day between tho
h1uis OF > and O'Clock i. NJ. feb rs dts
4 IVERPOOI.FlNE SALT AFLOAT.-31JO
"a, Ks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, Dcakn factory filled,
my equal to JcIes Darcy expected IN 10 or 10 days
store sacks Marshall sale consie :nt,
by lmarch III diw A. = LIE. Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

NOT1CE.-The undersigned, who wHs ap-
~ pointed Administrators OF the estate of John H. Solo
n decd the February of the Court If Husngs of
the of ynehburg b-g leave tn Inform the pub that she
Intends the business OF her late husband at their
stand Nam Street. All know themselves ill.,
eted SAID estate tiuy solicited to furw ard
and settle MARGARET ID SOLOMON
La.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

Oihcc "a inc !soatt-~ s.ie tS. hk. Co.,
Fttt,sBUnu, r. b. lith 1905.
the uiar Inuiy board 81 DIRECTORS
a u 'uth Sale "au 60" the ipiiuwHg Resolution
WAS 49, tt'd
i:e,trl. the Freight Agent uchburg hereafter
b, eAt iodo Received at ur dc
pr"t taey VI the posses
o. "a ..ts Cs.n.a.y LJiy iroui Record.
jamie Il CT filibERT, Sec'y
so EOsS GtiE FAIR! IL the universal cry
. d Participating he festivities Which
ttnr, "ns affords For thu res?ni eek, the
ui llls,
ictlatc TIA" later, which
l.,r OTIS .rns at 'casiohs.
Aune Tie attractive larrs to which the gathering
in,iiel and ecpned. be found
Ha.ifharst Gairy door the Nr
Bank, Main l., nchuurg Na where hundreds of
Iktacsss tir Lotlr exhibition,
and shoud d. siIIle OF themselves.
shall be furnished and prices that
taIi To please.
of Cases and Frames of style and
grade ant hand Asa i.pc%ets Breast Pins, Fin
ger itnss v atch seals. Charms,
Pictures lie The at all hours of the
day, am II Kinds u d. IL BLISS.
IL ig-tsl Practical Phot,gr phist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

MOnthlleS for May.
DRANK LESLIE,s MAGAZINE, Great Republic Atlantic
Monthly 0odef's Ladys Book and Petereons Magaslc
received at tapril 10 dts II C. yICTOR'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

w DEKS AND WINDOW sHAIEH-In fl"f', aud
receiving direct from the mautacor all the latest and most
fashionable syes Of Wall and Ceiling Papers Bordcs Ten
aud Window shsdes OF all grades and prices 1h"
III hnd their interest to call and examine IN"
stock They will find the Papers 10 please ana prices less
than before known la I.ynchburg
II G. VICTOR.
have also made with prompt and competent
workmen and will do all kinds Of PAPER HANGING In
pr,mpt and satisfactory manner. Orders from town and
country soIlcit.d march l4dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

H ENOVAL. NEW STAND! NkW G:OODs
h Having sold en. stoc, Of Goods at old stand
below the Nnrve House, opposite Halls Livery
stable, vii continue tue Grocery and Commission b.
Thankful friends customers Tor the loe al
nded solicit continuance of
Inc same, assuring Inducements cash.
viii Keep Constantly hand, selection OF CIRQUE
MES AND 81 APLE DRY GOODS also, Corn Meal, Pa,-
e and Mni Ofal }. g. SHEARER
mai rh Il-tits
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Nm consigamrnt, 100 barrels primo White
~ Mercer POTATOES for sale low to Close
april "a dts NJ ROLLINS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

MAGNIFICENT sCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRiZE
$7O,OOO!
Grand Consolidated Lotte.y of Delaware
CLASS /,
TO be drawn In Wilmington Del Saturday, May 18th, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16
PEFHIGARAToN>, mEFKIG

NOIICh.-At IL meeting Of she n oard Of al
~ the Virginia and tennessee Railroad
he the office Of The Company the city of
saturday the 9Th OF January, H the following resolutions
adopted
On hfsorsd, That from first day Feb
ruary nrxitbe Virginia and Tennessee Karoad
stock killed by trains running road
II De ceai, show that such stock killed conseque
81 the cuabie negligence ot the agents Employer this
Company.
Rorcd That all claims against tins Company loss
damage 10 goods produce be within thirty
day the time such articles should have been delivered
A Copy from the minutes
aplo3i. WIN II HUGHES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

NOTICE.-Dr. -. Is. t;brisiina, hnving pmr
~ chased Mr. y ID Chrisians In the firm oeW.
strocr co. the business Ill be by the
be's The style OF the firm remaining the same.
w. A. STROTHER,
San ldts \. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16
hive just received Z" lot OF
1 whole and half barrels cut IERliINnS for sale.
inircli rdis FRANKLIN BROTHER.

VbSANSS.-We hnVc Just received u nnppty OF
Il and beautiful PIANOS, comp ug some al the most
offered Ia this market We would especial cal
AT" hi'n Ia the new style called the CLIFFORD PIANO
hntt OF "swood, Louis Qutt"zc, aid very snowy We
w keep constantly hand Pianos the manuiac
t"cs ol both WM khARE y Co, Baltimore, ana en-, XIII
SONS, Boston furnish them fully
BILE terms they can be hal III the Northern Cities
Also, aiul supply OF Guitars Victims, Flutes Music &c
Call and rXaminv. PAYNE BLACKBOARD.
rel IFS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-16

HnyeA Naats ~ - Hrsseh nH6e.0o p.
k.9 49, - - ~ shsa, cail AZ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08
Arrival of the Northern Light.

Revolution at Valparaiso Highly Important Ne,Cs from
Central amer ica.
New YORK, March 30.-The steamer Northern
Light from Aspinwal with dates to the 22d ins and
six hundred and seventy passengers and $4,000 in
treasure from California arrived tonight
Dates from Valparaiso to March LIST bring accounts
of another abortive attempt ut revolution the 28
of FEBRUARY The battle lasted four hours resulting ad
verseIy to the patriots. The American consulate was
ridded with shots.
The revolutionary movement throughout Chill was
dangerously powerful and popular.
By the English mail steamer there is important news
from Greytown. The United States ship of war Deca
tur having anchored in a near San Juan Del Sur
with 800 troops took possession of the transit route to
ter of the Decatur be retreatd destroying all the brdg
es in his course Meanwhile the French officers with
small force crossed the lake to the river San JUAN
seized the White steamers, and orciby imprisoned the,
officers and crews. They were not released when the
steamer left.
The forts of Castillo and San Carlos are to be gver
up to III. Belly and his men for their headquarters.
Three treaties negotiated by Sir Gore Ouseley have
been ratified.
The workshops and houses on Punta Arenas, belong
ing to the Accessory Transit Company have been swept
away by the sea.
According to the Panama Star, it was the Mica
raguan government officers who took possession of the
American lake boats which had been abandoned to M
Belly.
The same paper reports all the southern part of Chill
in the hands of the Government. Taca had been dev
cred up to the government without fighting and the
general opinion was that in month the country woulG
be quiet ever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

Dr. Armand j. DeRosset the oldest living native Of
Wilmington, passed away yesterday afternoon. We
believe he among the Oldest citizens if not the old
est citizen of the Cape Fear country he was certain
ly emong the most respected.
Dr. DeRossett, we learn was born in Wilmington on
the 18th OF November 1867 and was, consequently in
his 92nd year Down to comparatively recent period he
had enjoyed unusual degree of health and think
that he finally yielded less to disease than to the gradual
decay of nature falling like the ripe grain surrounded
by his descendants to the third and fourth generation
Some one better qualified by knowledge and acquain-
lance with DR.. DeRosset and his family will no doubt
pay fitting tribute to his memory but we feel that so
venerable landmark, so long identified with the
history of towna gentleman connecting the pres
ent age with that which preceded birth as nation
bridging that long interval of time by the record of
useful and welLspent e canno. be allowed to depart
from among ns without at least some such feeble and
inadequate notice a. limited information enables us
TO make.-Daily Journal, I'd inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08
From the Tawboro' IN. c. Southerner.
Newspapers-Ret


1hrty-fve years ago this day, March &c, 1924, We
our editorial career in this State by issuing
the first No. of the Free Press in the neghboring town
of Halifax We published it there for two years and
after brief suspension and removal we commenced it
here in August 1926 and continued it until in 1852 its
title changed to the The Southerner by our oldest
son. to whom surrendered its editorial duties brief
PERIOD but continued to superintend the mechanical de-
partment.
In March, 1924, there were but ten newspapers pub
ished in the State, and of these the Hlsboro Record
is the only that yet retains its title and editor
the venerable and respected Dennis Heartt ESQ.,, who
recently entered on the oreth year of its publication
The Fayetteville Observer commenced in the begin
ming of January, 1925, by Edward J. Hale, ESQ., its
present senior editor Thomas Lorng, Esq, who has
recently taken the editorial chair of the Goldsboro Fri
bune, understand, edited newspaper in this State
previous to Mr. Heartt but he not in the editorial
corps when we entered it. Of the large number now
published in this State, there but few which are not
of recent origin. The late rapid Improvements in the
newspaper press indicate much better feeling toward
them than has heretofore prevailed, and hope they
will be continued until the press of this State will
pare favorably with any other in the Union
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

Under our Commercial head will be found table
showing the exports from the port of Wilmington
for the first quarter of 1852 as compared with the first
quarter Of 1885, The comparison generally; is favour
able showing an increase in spirits urpentine rosn tar
cotton, -four rice and wheat There is little change in
lumber the increase in foreign balancing the decrease in
CoastWise shipments
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08
Later from California.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3l.-The overland mail from San
Francisco the 18th has arrived here 1t brings no i'm
portant intelligence from California
The dates from Victoria are to the 29th February
A proposition had been made to annex the colony of
Victoria to British Columbia.
1t was reported that a reserve of 100000 acres of
land lat the forks of the Thompson rver) was to be
made for emgrants
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

"a We assure our neighbors Of the Herald that we
appreciate fully their very kind notice in yesterdays
issue Of their paper, but beg leave to state thing or
two, one of which is that we differ from them in toto
when they talk about the dryness of the articles in their
own sprighty SHEET another u.s. that our only reason
for caring about the paternity of certain profound
latons on Fossil Remains is that in the field for
the Office of State Geoogst, with the honors and espe
cialy the emoluments thereof our aim and object is to
be as dryasdust possible, if not more So desire
to come the grand, gloomy and pecular-to be as wise
and as scientifically stupid as psrboiled donkey
Then will our success be brilliant.-B.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08
Increase In Cotton Receipts.

NEW ORLEANS, March 30.--The increased receipts o:
cotton at all the ports up to the present time, COM
pared with last year. amount to $4,000 bales. 1t is
believed they will run down to about 100000 and then
stop. The exports hence to Great Britain during the
week we're $4,000 bales, and from Mobile the exports
were 10000 Freights 153214d. Exchange on Lon
don firm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

AUGUSTA, Geo. April 1.-The steamboat Augusta
last night exploded about 40 miles below this city on
the Savannah river. Henry Day, the engineer, and
ty bales of cotton, $40 bb of -FOUR besides other
duce were burnt The boat and cargo are total loss
The cargo was partially insured in New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

A Cincinnati paper tells of couple in that city mar
lied last week who delighted with their prospect
of connubal bliss that they both became intoxicated
they left the Office, and forgot what had passed
They returned to the magistrate md wished to be we'd
ded again. and greatly amazed when informed the
ceremony had once been performed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08
sro,n vera cruz Der unted states Frigate saratoge

From Vera Per United States Frigate Saratoga
MOBILE, March 31st.--The United States frigate
Saratoga arrived at Pensacola on the 18th instant hay
ing left Vera Cruz on the 18th She left the U. s.
soop of war Savannah, two Spanish four French and
four English of war in the harbor The rumors of
the internal were conflicting, and it impossible
to gather any intelligence that could be relied Gen
era Miramon had met with several defeats, but his
troops net within striking distance OF Vera Cruz.
He was collecting his forces at Orizaba. The Vera
Cruzans were confident of success.
The Saratoga takes stores, and will return without
delay to relieve the Savannah
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

ing Offices has just received fat take in the shape
of boy and girl, twins. The Jour /" says when the
copy was given out it was marked sold," but the
foreman double loaded the matter when be made o,
the forms"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08
Alleged Wagon Road Frauds.

New York April ID. Churchill Woods was yes
terday held in $4,000 ball. charge of having perpe-
trated heavy frauds upon the government in connection
with disbursements in behalf of the wagon road between
E Paso and Fort Yuma and California.