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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

Democracy is doomed its doom sealed the bloody
fields of Kansas and the Heights of Harpers Ferry pr
H. c. Jones, jr., one of the K. N candidates for the Com
mons IN Rocan.
The above is very strong language for an opposition
man who expects the votes of Southern men. So
the men who sealed the doom of Democracy on the
bloody fields of Kansas and the heights of Harpers
Ferry, have employed the opposition to declare and
praise their glorious work. Who will explain the mean
ing of tue above sentence.-NoiM CaroEsnian.
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HORRIBLE MuRDER--Mrs. Abe Rhodes, wife of b.
G. Rhodes, was found dead, In Lumber river Mon
dav last with her throat cut and head crushed She had
a few days previous .eloped with free muatto by
name of Shad Williams taking with them $1,000 dol
lars in money Williams has been arrested and lodged
| ia Jail at Lumberton to await his trial.
/ FdatteriHe CarOLinidn, 18th inst.
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For the Journal
COrreSDOndence.

WILMINGTON, June 18th, 1860.
DEAR SIR We have the honor of informing you that at
the Democratic Convention Wilmington 18th
ns the purpose of nominating candidates to represent
the county New Hanover in the next General Assembly,
in which Convention every district in the county
sented unanimously nominated you candidate for the
House Of Commons.
Very respectfully,
Your Obd't servs,
MOODY B. SMITH,
VIM. M. WALKER,
ABRAM F. NEWARK,
Committee of Convention.
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ANOTHER WARNING.-Last night whilst servant
girl of Mr.. J. c. Bowden's was engaged in filling fluid
lamp, it caught fire, and she sevey burned. The
family had just retired for the night but her cries
ed hem and the FIRE was extngushed before any serious
damage happened-DGily Journal, 10th inst.
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Ia We are requested to call attention to the card
of the Military Committee, published in todays issue,
in reference to the proposed Military Convention, to be
held at Goldsboro. The papers of the State re-
quesed to copy the card or take notice of it otherwise
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

act, a Sta,SSdaa.IGU
DE- snsf IT. h si,Sa 1sssE
within the la., Y
O %v relief relief, as I'll IT, W,
ed to kooItiSs s ion, ,hSs'
used in such qus ssts>,
Judgment guild.
Mp!lGI!ORATT0jISS! @.i
Summer ConorSSss, D.
Gch, RabitUot,iip ISGl%1
|. Morr6'ts, Cholera ~ fs
male Weakno.@o. no
gGrId H1 Fal%SSfsss,, y
minutes, If t,,Il a /
COMMENCEMENT, o.
M Their testimony q v
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

Eag" The Newbern Progress confirms the report OF
the nomination of Mr.. AcRae as candidate for aspat
in the next House of Commons, from Craven County.
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Hon. A. Fl. Stephens, of Georgia, is exceedingly un-
Te' IRON attacks of vertigo entirely ncapacitating
him for business Of any sort.
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MERCHANT TAILORING, EsTABLIsIIMENT.

MEHCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
w notice, the finest Srt after the latest fashion which
we receive every month direct from Paris Perfect fit is
other house the State we send no work North to bs
MADE as other houses do all work made by hand and
under our own superintendent. Call at !
HELMS l. DOMLER'S,
May 18th, 1850 S AZ
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has become an establish
known and approved by
now resorted to with conf
which it is recommended.
1t has cured thousands.
who had given up all hopes.
unsolicited certificates I'M
The dose must be adapt
the individual taking it, and
act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates of your
use of the LIVER IN
cure Li0er Complaints.
STA, Chronic Didrrhga,
entery, Dropsy, Sour Stonl-
Cholic, Cholera, -Ct olera
Fldtulence, Ja,tndice, Fe-
be used successfully as an
cine. It will cure SICK
sands can testify IN t,ce,,ty
eTedspoonfuls are taken at
All aoh0 use 1t are giuinq
MIX WATER IN III
- ~ A mn -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

CRAVEN CoUNTy.-A Democratic Convention held
this week in Newbern, nominated Nathaniel IL. Street
lOr the Senate and D. K. McRae aud Albert Reel for
the Commons from Craven county. The ticket IS a
strong one, and WILL no doubt be elected. By the way
we copy the above nominations from the report In the
Newbern Enquirer, one of the Editors of that paper
having we'd as Secretary Of the Convention. The
Progress reports a different nomination for the Com
mons to wit Nathan Whitford and Albert Reel
" neither Mr. McRae or Mr.. Whitford is the nominee
we cannot say.
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nj An O Cd

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
Just Published, an a Sealed Envelope,
zEfEfN ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
AV RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHGA
&8kaAkW or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility Ner.
vo9sness and Involuntary Emissions inducing Impotency
BY ROB. j. CULVERWELLI, NJ D.
author Of 6 The Green Book, DC
Inc world renowned author in this admirable Lecture
Clearly proves from his own experience that the awful con-
sequence OF selfabuse may be eectuay removed without
eocne and without dangerous Surgical operations
cure at once certain and edectua which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be- may cure himself
chedpy, pTtudtey and rddicau This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands
sent under seal to any address, post paid on the recent
Two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CH J. c. KLINE
M ~, 4so First Avenue, New York, Post Box 1885,
Aprn l. 1860. l8O&33-1y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

/ NO LONGER FEEL THAT CONTINUAL ORA GGINC
pam in my chest This is common remark by persons
who have the - P0'
LATERAL SHOULDER BRACE
We have them for Gentlemen. We have them for sdies
all prices. LOUIS b. ERAWRERT '' anu
Dealer in Surgical Mechanical Instruments
June 9th. nn Hinder the - Citv Uotol ,,
"a Herald copy. ~ '
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

Pure Vegetable Extracts, (
dir Tight, and aoM keep IN {
The Family CGthdrticl
tive Cathartic which the
practice more than twerty
The constantly increas-
have long used the PILLS
all express in regard to their
them within the reach of
The Profession well know
on different portions of the
The FAMILY CATHAR-
reference to this we'll estab-
ded from a variety Of the
which act alike on every
nal, and are good and safe
tic il needed, such as De-
&eepinesS, Pans IN the
ness, Pain and Soreness
sudden cold, which fire.
in a long course of Feoer,
ing Sensation Of Cold oUer
ache, or Weight IN the
Diseases, Worms in Chill
tiSnl,a great Purifier of the
to which flesh is heir, too
advertisement. Dose, l to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
sANFORD's
CATHARTIC Pills

III r KUN
climate. "n1'S C4S
Kills KILLS is a geptI.,
proprietor has ' MY,
years. uSed b
ing ing demand len frontb,.
use has induced S o,se Y
bowels. 0"'uafta
TIC PILLS ba, -,
-nou idcC, been roS.
purest Vegetable i FSS'
part of the alima nm;
in all cases w6elsssa'ce,9II
arrangements oftbo SS =,
Back > and Loins rs ', %,
IoUer Ne erhoIe 5,d,N. S !
Loss Of AppetiSis'' ' . \
The body, Restless. : Y \
Tad, all Iefa1~rSs,Sal
dren or Adulls,' 'J buy
Blood, and many 1j N,
\ to meatio S's'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, June l4th, 1860.
Yesterday the Senate was occupied the whole day on
the civil appropriation BILL without coming to final &C
ton thereon.
The House passed resolutions of censure by vote OF
100 to 6l against the President and Secretary OF the
Navy The Navy appropriation bill was passed
WASHINGTON June, 18th, 1860.
Yesterday the Senate extended the time Of adjourn
ment to the twenty-ffth nst TIE Civil Appropriation
Bill vas largely amended and passed. The Postal APP
preparation Bill also passed.
The House adopted sesolution reducing the price to
be paid for the public printing forty per cenum The
Fertilization Bill discussed end the amount largely
reduced The Army Bill amended. Both bills go
back to the Senate for The House will
probably concur with the Senate in extending the time
for adjournment.
WASHINGTON June 10th, 1860.
In the Senate on yesterday the Committee on the
Harpers Ferry affair made two reports The majority
report favored military protection for the Arsenals
thinks that Brown kept the main secrets OF hs attempt
to seize the Arsenal &c. to hims If The minority thinks
that no further lslaton the subject is necessary
The Senate laid the Tariff Bill till the next session.
The House refused to concur the Senate's amendment
of the Pacific Telegraph Bill. A Committee OF Con
ference was ordered on the Homestead Bill. The House
disagreed to the Senates amendments to the Civil Ap
preparation Bill.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
A European Steamer was announced off Cape Race
last night, but her has not yet been received. 1t
is probably the Hammonia, from Southampton, with
dates to the 4th inst-JoUR.
Gen. superintendent American Telegraph Lines.
John Kendall has been appointed General Snperin-
tendent of the American Telegraph Lines.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, n. S.. June l4th, 1860
The Steamship Niagara arrived here yesterday, bring
ing Liverpool dates to the I'd inst.
Her news confirms the reports that Garibalii after
fierce combat and amid heavy bombardment from the
Neopotan feet, had entered Palermo, aud now holds
the city.
LIVERPOOL, June 3D. 1860.
Cotton--Sales OF the week. $4,000 bales market clo-
sing very dal aad Middng and lower grades have de-
clned 18d to I'D for the finer qualities prices ca
sier but quotations unchanged Far Orleans 7Ad
Mddling Orleans 658d Fair Uplands 71sd Midding
Up'ands lied Stock in this market 295 900 bales,
of which 1889 900 bales are American.
Flour dull.
Liverpool Circulars conflicting, and disagree
widely on quotations for Wheat and Corn.
Rice is dull-CaroliDa 22s 3D. Rosin steady at IS
3D.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
SUPREME CoURr.-On Tuesday last the following
gentlemen obtained Licenses to practice Law, viz:
Il lie

III I7e superior COUTlS.
j. L. Stewart, Chapel Hill B. B. Bulla, James Bull
la, Asheborough; W. K. Barham, @. H. Thomas, Ii.
S. Patterson, Franklin French Strange, H. W. Horne,
James g. McRae, Fayetteville; W. 4. Canady, Gran
vile; Alex'r Justice Newbern E. B. Withers, Cas-
well; Ii. r. Daniel, Bladen; j. T. Morehead Jr.,
Greensborough r. T. Bennett Arson, j. j. Martin,
Martin; W. Ii. Young, Granville; j. w. Graham,
Hillsborough; Fred Phillips, Marlborough; j. S. Barnes
Wilson Julius W. Wright, Wilmington ! w. G. Lord,
Salisbury Observer.
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Bank of North-carollna.

We learn from the Raleigh Standard that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of this institution was held
at their banking house in Raleigh, on Thursday last
The old Board of Directors was reelected. Branches
of the Bank were established at Ashevile and States
vile, and Agencies at Wentworth ard Warrenton.
The annual report of the condition of the Bank show
ed it to be in prosperous condition.
The stock of this institution is worth in market per
share $1lO to STA No dividend has been declared and
the whole of the capital stock has just been paid in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
VIM. L. DeROSSET, !
f. D. HALL,
C. ID. MYERS,
R. B. MACRAE,
Committee

In cOnnecton with the above call Tor The Military Con-
venton committee think it necessary that
plies to the Circular have been received from twenty Com
panies, representing eighteen counties. Eighteen OF the
twenty agree the proposed in the Circular
proposes another time and place. and proposes
other place of meeting All necessary arrangements for
the meeting will be made. The w. q W., and N. c. Rail
Road Companies will pass delegates for fare and other
Companies expected to do the The officers of
the Militia and of the Military Schools Throughout the State
a cordially invited to be present.
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For the Journal


Military Convention will be held in the town of Colds
boro Wednesday, 18th of july 1860. All the Volunteer
Companies of the State expected to send delegates
frl dra-S 1nifn
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PRICE 8 DIMES.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR AND FANUyc,n,
TIC PILLS are retaed by Druggists generaIv OaS
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns aa
S. T. W. SANFORD, M. D.
Manufacturer and PrCprs,n
March "a, 1860. ~ 1 11T% 1G
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CHOICE CARDENAs MOLAssEs.

CHOICE CARDENAS MOLASsES,
(RECEITED PER BRIG JOHN BALCH)
IN NEW, BRIGHT PACKAGES, and extra hoped, for
l. Railroad transportation.
~ te Imported direct, and for sale in lots or by
q hbis the cargo, very low, by
May 25, 1860. G. C. & W. J. MUNRO.
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- = :, M II. ~ IHE MUUTH WTTr,UI2
VIGORATOR, AND SWALLOW B0T Mn1L LH IB
Price One Dollar per Boil. I0QEf
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WILMINGTON, 14th June, 1861

To Hon. SAMUEL j. PERSON.
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and why because it nerer fails TO afford instantaneous
h when given in time. 1t acts if by magic, and one
h'dt alone will convince you that what say 1t
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERi. poTI
ME NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF I 6I1,r Trnb
havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Trho
under the supervision of the Captain General o. '"
Lake place at HAVANA, on
THURSDA r. June 2Sth, 1851
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G0MP0uNDEn !

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put IN o ~ n1,,.
Air Tight, and aoiu keep IN any ciin,Go" W 0LASS
The Enrlitu Gnthnrtic lpIIIS
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s ANF ORD,
LIVER NViG0R atm
NEVER DEB1LITA1TTr1sl

TT is COMPOUNDED EN-
Il has become an established
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

TuE WHITE CAPTIvEs RESCUED FROM THE
lNDlANs.-We learn from the Alizonian or
April 5th that Mrs Page, and the little uitl
who were carried off 10y party of Apache,
on the 10th March, have been rescued from
the Indians. From reports, says the Arizo-
niun, made by Indians, who had been sent
into the Peunl country to arrange an ex-
change of prisoners, all hopes Ms to the safety
of Mrs. Page had been given up. On the
return Of the Indians TO the camp Of Can't
ElWell, Mt the Canon del Orc, they strted
that the child was safe among the Tnnlos
nut that the woman was dead, having been
murdered on account OF her inability to keen
mp with her Capturs on their rapid retreat
ron pursuit. she was discovered nt The
lumber depot at the mouth ut the ctuou but
short distance tr' m where she was captured
On saturday morning. the 3lst ut. 1t an
pc 'rs that ~he was bari arou>ly driven uluut
10y the savageS at the point nt the lance. for
over seven miles. Becoming exhausted and
unable TO travel ns fast rs they desired, reach
ing the top of II precpice. she was laIced
no less than twelve times aud pushed over
Not satisfied with their work of murder.
rocks were thrown upon her till she was SUI
posed dead Recovering shortly afterwnrd.
and feeling herself alone she made an attempi
tn re race her steps Wounded and weak
1t WAS with difficulty she moved and on her
hands and knees crawled along, living on
grass and wild onions till she reached. on the
NTH day, the road where she was discovered
We ARE happy to hear under the care of
warm triehds, she is rapidly recovering from
her wounds and sutTtrings The little girl.
c,ptured at the same time. has also been re
stored to her home aud family. Her rescue
is owing mainly to the efforts OF Capt R. :
Elwell. who has been uncensing in his pxer
lions to bring about an Exchange uf e,ptires
The only pos,ihle N, ~ Of securing her liher-
alton. The Exchange WAS made at the Arivny
pa canon, on the 2d inst
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
"when wild in woods the noble savage ran"

FALL Yesterday morning. between
seven and eight o'cnck the front brick wall
of George IL Wond's new building, for shell
rcrng carriages, which adjoins their livery
stable on Maiden Lane. came down with
crash Mr.. Sravy, and n painter whom
he had employed, nnmvd Sherwood, were nj
work fixing an awning upon the wall, at til,
moment. Their weight brought down ,hr
whole side Of the building Mr. Seavy es-
capped with few bruises MIR. sherwood
brick fell upon him, and, when he was dug
cut it was found that one Of his thighs had
Teen smashed severely, near the joint 1t
Is u compound fracture, reported as probably
reaching into the hip socket, and if SO, the
chances are that the patient will die. The
unfortunate man was Immediately taken to
the Hospital. where he is receiving every
attention from Drs. Cry aud Mcdaniel.
1t was no wonder that this wall fell
Even II stranger wall, before being thorough
~ dried, as was the case with this one would
na.e been severely tested 10y the weight
which was put upon it in fixing The awning
but this one wns avery poor wall. and mis-
cradle piece of work. Indeed The brick wa,
ut the most inferior quality, and the mort {
was scarcely any thing more than sand
Almost anybudy can take case knife ana
cut through the remnant Of the wall nov
standing. Notwithstanding the thinntss OF
The wall, the middle portion of it was filled
in with half bricks, qu urter bricks aud all
sorts Of pieces Of bricks in every conceiyn
| Die III. pc and form. No such wall shUul
ever be put up hy any brcknason in the
world who values his reputation or should
ever be allowed to he put up Toy any urchi
| tect Of character aud standing. We know
whether the builder of this wall, Mr. McCo-
mas, is to be blamed for the work or those
who contracted with him to do it, They
may have ordered very cheap concern, OF
he may have tried to make the most Of hi.
CONTRACT Certainly, there is blame some-
where. 1t is a very inferior piece of work
and the life Of respectable, Woodworking
citizen has in all probability been sacrificed
on account Of it,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

FrSERAL or iIox JOINS c. BELL-The Sac
rameut, p Pers give us details Of this funern
which touk place at that city. Oh Mond y
The flags ou the capitol and engine house,
were lowered at half mast. while the Assem-
lily Chamber was dWp-d in mourning The
desk aud chair OF ihe deceased member were
dceked with willie and black Grape. ana
wrealhel with white roses After speeches
on the d,alh of he deceasrd. the Seuaie and
Assembly adj uned to Rev Mr. Benton's
Church to join in the funeral ceremonies
An impressive sermon was delivered by Rev
Mr. BrckWith. aud the coffin was borne to
the grave by the Odl Fellows Association.
together, with large and imposing proces-
sion.
Aud this is the last Of young and prom
i,iug man, cut down ly the hand Of violence
in moment viii II he could least have ex-
peeIel such an event 1t appear, we believe.
from the testimony that he was entirely un
armed at the time he rrcei> ell The fatal
wounds lie has an aged mother in the States,
and Irolhers AMI ,lers a younger Lrnthei
had tut lst left on the steamer of the both
Of March, aud Ihe news will be fearful
blow to him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

LIvrLY.-Our friend Pumyea WAS in town.
yesterday. With wagon drawn hy a mule
aud fine rlly which lie was Ire'kins mt"
harness The illy is a large three year old
and elegantly put ur But her good looks
did rot prevent her rom cutting up sundry
nu,ic.. ni,ung which was the net of rearing
M in the harness ard lying down on the
ground and hounderiuI about. She was,
howeyer. soun lifted o her feet ly lo"stning
the mrurss. and shortly after pneifed sufh
cjeuily tn spoil what might have been a very
gool item. he tdri "A runaway"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

A DISPATCH received in San Francisco Mon.
day, states that provisions nre very scarce in
Washoe. Flour was selling for dollar u
pound, and other articles in proportion
train loaded with provisions had arrived, but
the articles were bought up by the inhabi-
tants before they could reach the stOres.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
HERiESCHANES' EReHTaIL,
First street, lIarysviIIe, Cal.

;AeFaA THIS long established and popular Hotel
lsesHrE has recently received large add tons Ui New
Ht#Aa turmtur-, Spring Mattresses &c., aud has
E44A now cPLE DIp SUIr~ OF FAMILY A
Pa - "a IN :, also FINE SIAGLE K iOMN.
The pr seat ruprirtOr respectfully informs his
friends aud travellers gen rally. that he vii eudeavOr
TO sd-tun the NLRUIIANrs" we,l- ablished r. pu-
a"n, and Iep It worthy the patronage ol dlsc'im-
inaui public.
BY reason of long experience an strict attention to
the wants ul his guests, he hopes to please all who
may favor ham with their patronage.
Board and Lodging reduced Il $3.50 per day.
BAR AND BILLIARD kooNs nrsi huUr. OFFICE
up->tiirs.
The House - Open all Night.
apis my S, W. CHURCHILL, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

LATE PAPERS,. W. sullivan News Agent
nj San Francisco has our thar Ks for a ihrgr
bundle of Atlantic papers sent hy Wells. Far
90 d Cos Express
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

AN eastern exchange says The ladies Of
New York have adopted SOM queer custom,
that seem to make them y, culiar people.
Oue is the almost universal halit of chew ing
gum a. the men chew tobacco. II is an nri
Gle clear Ms amher, rolled up in small sticks
coated with sugar, and c,llrd sugar colied
chewing gum ~ large ntnuftcturv Of il j.
Kept going in New York. and the sale and
consumption are immense.
Another Gus om is the rnewiug Of small
ronalic seed, called the caroml it is quit,
costly bringing the round sum of two dalul-
per pound The Indies have their packets
full. and use it inordnately 1t has pun
CENT lifting taste, not unlike modified or
suldued pepper The use OF lavender is also
quite common, "a the ladies say it nd Is TO
the hriIli.ncy OF the tye-if not to the glib
ness of the tongue. Arsenic is used to make
the complexion more brilliant
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

No OBLIGArIoSs-We are under no ohlign.
tious to nuy Of the hnrk-tores and news De
pots of this city for magazines or pict"rals
ly The late steamers. Perhaps our friends
in the book line NJ Sacramento or San Fran
cisco will remember us
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

GEN. JAcKso>s REMAIN Andrew Jack
son Jr. the adopted son Of Gen. jackson, has
says Tennessee lmper, addressed letter 10
GOV. Harris, protesting against the emoval
IF the remains OF the grelt statesman from
heir resting place at the Hermitage to the
apitol Square, in accord ,nce with the IiIl
recently rueelrd by the Legislature of Ten
nr-see Mir. Jackson states that it was the
lying request Of the old hero, that his ashes
-hould never be displaced from their original
-tpose. and he touchingly appeals. through
Governor Harris, to the Legislature to recon
.der and rescind their action on this sui irct.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

One Of the oil wells in Pennsylvania. IL
owned byn Mr.. Evans, n black smith. lie
prosecuted the work Of boring himself, and
struck vein of oil nt the distance # seventy
feet lie has been offered. il is said, $50. 900
f.. his we'll tut has declined selling on these
terms
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

CoRy Is ARKANsAs-ln the middle aud
southern portions Of Arkansas. corn is very
scarce. Many who have heretofore raised
thousand, of bushels annually for sale have
lattrrly turned their attention So exclusively
to the cultivation of cotton as to occasion the
present scarcity OF corn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

TnE G-rmtn Catholics Of Cincinnati have
contributed sls2 900 to replace in the Pope's
treasury the funds sequestrred 10y the mach
in tions Of ihe usurpers Of the rights and pat
rinuuy Of the Holy see"