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IMITATION NOTE PAPER II usi received
~ q lfesl supply e that bean it'll Laced Edged
ahd French embossed noic paper icr in invitations, az
nov Is w } ROBES. cor Mum Il Union sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

AHALF WAY HOUSE TO OREGON
a company ct traders have started from St.
Louis, ioesta4ftsf6 liah way hoisc 10 Oregon.
They are prepared to d~eiepdsany gsound they
may choosc to occupy. y The Government II &.
Supposed, will establish a monthly mail TO
.ONg"n,
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iiCrklmer, $500 ,IU3 Is.
LOUISIANA-The Ne,u Constitution
The popular vote TO adopt or reject the new
form oil government proposed BY the state
convention, was taken on tine 81 inst. A. il
was generally regarded by both parties as SUI
perior to the existing constitution, there was
no doubt oil Its adoption by a large majority,
and consequently no excitement about it
The majority in the city OF New Orleans for
adopting it, was l ,357. At Baton Rouge the
vote was 273 for, . against the constitution.
EMlGRANTS.-During the month OF Oc-
tober, there arrived at New York 6,lS6' emf
grants, OF which 3,2S2 were from England;
,75i embarked at Bremen.
THE NEW YORK CANALS.-Thc rev.
enuc this year from tolls will exceed two
millions six hundred thousand dollars? The
N. Y. Herald, says it will be nearly if not
quite three miiions-Tolcrable fair that for a
''big ditch" The receipts to the LIST Nov. as
reported Is 81, 246 ,279; exceeding the receipts
OF lSi4 TO the same period over 500, 900.
ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE
RAILROAD CAPITAL-Lctters have been
received by the President of the Atlantic and
Lawrence Road, announcing that the mis-.
sion to London has been entirely satisfactory.
The citizens OF Portland, Maine, deserve all
the benefits to be derived from this road for
their enterprise and PUBLIC spirit.
EMMA SMITH, the widow of the deceas-
ed prophet, claims at least IA wile's portion of
her late husbands worldly gear, including, it
Is said, besides the temple itself at Nauyoo.
large and valuable tracts of land in Illinois,
Tor Joseph was suspected Of having a hawks
eye towards the mammon of u-nrighteousness.
Emma dislikes The notion of leaving those
substantial possessions for any prospects
which she can perceive in the future, and
wishes 10 remain TO take care of number one
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Col. w HELLER.
1C0L. Wheeler's Replu.1

RALEIGH, 24th Nov, 1874.
Sir: ours of yesterday was received last
night in which you state that the reports to
which the article in the Independent of that
day, written by yourself, refer to the certificate
last summer, which you allege was 6 cleo
pioneering" and $50 well calculated to lower
the character of the State.'' The certificate
was furnished by me upon call of Louis D..
Henry, kimbrough Jones, Perrin Busbee, ID.
K. M'Rae and others, committee appointed
by the Democratic Association of Wake coun-
ty, and would have been furnished to Yourself
or any other person on application. / have
for the first time to learn that the public records
are not open to the public examination and
inquiry. If this lowered the character of the
State, as you remark, by faithfully stating the
amount of the liability of the State for the
Rail Roads, and the amount paid, what will
be the effect of the Report officially made by
the Comptroller to the Legislature, and laid
on yonr table on yesterday, which veriies all
stated to the letter *
The circumstances alluded to by you, con-
nected with my official bond two years ago,
are not, presume, to be subject matter of
investigation by you. If they are, assure
you both my friends and myself are ready.
AS to the sCommittee of Finance" to be
appointed by the Speaker of your House, and
that they will have to examine my official acts
for the last two years, which, as you generously
suggest, may possibly affect me ''bosh private
y and officially" say whenever it shall be
the pleasure OF your Honorable body to APP
point committee, it will afford me much sat-
isfaction to make fair exhibit of all my acts
as Poblc Treasurer, which l hope will salts
fly them and all my generous and just oppo-
nents. 5.-.s s-e
But as for you, sir, if you think that there
has been any Improperly in my official con-
duct, invite you to particular and specia:
investigation. Nay, in yonr duty as a Sena--
tor, if you suspect wrong, instead of newspa-
per anonymous Communications. you are at
liberty to state that fact in your place IN the
Senate. Raise your committee, and Will de-
fly any charge that your petty personal malice
may suggest, or your bitter party venom may
Iengender.
- Ihaye the honor to be, &C.,
..a mo. FL. WHEELER.
Cen A. DoCKERY, Senate.
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JOHN Fl. WHEELER.
Gen. DocKERY.
[Gen. Dockery to COL Wheeler.1

SENATE CHAMBER, Nov. %, 1874. .
Sir: Your note of this date has just been
handed to me by DR.. Cameron, in which you
refer to an article in this mornings Indepen-
dent, headed reorganization of the Senate"
&c., and in conclusion ask me what reports
are in circulation relative to the Treasury, that
render it necessary to form committee by
which you (D are to be personally or official
ly affected. / answer. you know as well as
do that the Committee of Finance, to be APP
pointed in part by the Speaker of this House.
will have to examine your official acts during
the last to years, which may possibly affect
You both privately and officially; and with re-
gard to reports, / refer you to your election
|eering certificate last summer, SO we'll calcu-
lated to lower the character of our State; which,
taken in connection with the circumstances Of
your official bond, which produced so much
excitement two years ago, conceive fully
justified all that is said in the article.
Yours, &C.,
! A DOCkERY.
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Manners, says Burke, are of more impor-
lance than laws. Upon them in great mea-
sure the laws depend. The law touches us
but here and there now and then. Manners
are what vex or soothe, corrupt or purify. exc
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Feed the earth, and it will feed you 10, &c.
literally towards her, and she Will ilOe Tn,,
iend Faymer saws, to try to cheat her. 1fyou
rive her little. you nesd not look for much !
She will yield but littls.- yesa yezaasag 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-03
The House adjourned.
IN sen ATE.

MOnOdy, Dec. 20.
On motion of MIR. Biggs. the Journals were
so amended as TO embody the whole truth as
to what transpired on Saturday in regard to
the point of order under which Mr.. Henry was
stopped whilst addressing the Senate. In that
body on the same day, resolution was pass
ed by large majority, to send message to
the Commons proposing to adjourn sine die on
the 9th of January.
on motion of Mr.. Francis, the Resolution
requesting the payment by the General Gov
eminent of the fourth instalment. due under
the Deposit Act, was made the order OF the
day for Monday next.
The bill to establish a uniform practice
throughout the State, on suits upon Bonds,
Bills and Promisory Notes, was read the <se-
cond time and rejected. ~
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Guthrie introduced Bill to, authorize
the several Banks of this State, to issue notes
of less denomination than three dollars.
The following Bills and Resolutions passed
their third reading, and were ordered to be en-
crossed;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-03

Detraction.- man ought to aim az
eminence, not by pulling others down, but oy
raising himself; and .enjey the pleasures o. o.
his own superiority, whether imaginary OF &C.
al, without interrupting others in the same "a
'+5
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-03

The Bill to re-establish the Independent Treas
ury system, has passed the House Of Representa-
tives by great majority. There is not much
reason to suppose 1t will get through the senate,
and if it does it will make very little alteration in
the present system.-Mercury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-03

Thirty-six ship carpenters of New Bed
ford have resolved to build ship on thei
own account, to cost about $4,000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-03

Better late than never. as the old maid said
when she got proposal Of marriage.
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lCol. Wheeler TO Gen. Dockery.1
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OF N. C..
09l NJ 1CAA

ecu 4NON.s AOt4.
SIR: The Independent Of this morning con.
talns under the article of''Organtzation Of the
Senate" the following: ''The wings had re-
sisted the shameful attempts of the locos to
make Speaker whose special business (as
we are informed) would have been to answer
certain purposes in the appointment of COM
mittees relative to the Treasury, on which sub
ect more has been communicated to US, than
we at present think necessary to report" 2
The moment the article met my eye. / went
to the Editor of the Independent, who inform
ed me that he knew or had heard nothing person.
ally or officially Injurious to me; that the arti-
Gle in question had been furnished by you,
and that he was instructed to refer to you as
authority
I respectfully ask what reports are in circu-
lation relative to the Treasury, which must
necessarily impllcate me, are in your possess
sion, that render it necessary to form a COM
mlttee, by which personally or officially am
to be affected.
Yours, &c.,
JOHN H. WHEELER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-03

- Ihaye the honor to be, &C.,
-t JNO. Fl. WHEELER.
Gen. A. DoCKERY, Senate.
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Prom the Raleigh Standard

Col. Wheeler and Gen. DockeEx.
We have been handed for pablication, and
present to-day, the eorrespondence which oc-
CURED recently between Col. Wheeler aud
Gen. Dockery, IN relation to certain article
which appeared in the Independents efths Esd
nlamo, which article It Is understood, from
ten by the latter gentleman. We shall say
nothing about the commentators bestowed in
the aforesaid article upon Gen. Dockery, bnt
at once invite the attention of the reader to the
correspondence:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-03

The Senate met according to adjournment.
After the usual morning business had been
despatched, or motion OF Mr.. Waddell, the
Senate proceeded to the consideration OF the
case of the Senator from Onsiow. MIR. Hen
ry, the senior counsel, then rose to address
the Senate. He appealed to Senators to dis
card from their boso.ns all sectarlan, personal,
or political prejudices-reminded them OF the
fraiIty of the human intellect-that preludices
might exist in honest minds, and operate there
as silently and lnsensibly as the blood that
warmed the heart or coursed IN the veins
that he. the counsel, was as frall and as liable
to err, as were Senators, who were to be the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01
ARRIVED.

Ship Brutus, Adams 90 ds I'm BueDos Ayrcs. hides.
wool SC. 10 w w Deiorest e. Co. Left brig Frances
Beck for NYork next day
Ship Sutton. Galloway Dc FIN Charleston. cotton and
rice 10 g Sutton.
Ship Unicorn. Harding A. ds I'm .emen, mdse. to
master.
Brig Eugene, Of Portland Collins "a DIS I'm Bonsir salt
TO J Foulke & Sons.
Bremen brig Matilda Bose 35 DIS FIN Bremen, coal, to
master.
Brig Geo Henry Blakeey 10 DIS fun Turks Island 1000
bushels salt ~ tons dyewOOd TO Medal Plar q CO.
Left American vessels IN port Brig Msrgaretia Of
Boston for CenuecOs, passed through Turks Island pas
sage ] I'M Sepi-requesied 10 be reported
Brig GcOrgiana. Curricr, 10 DIS I'm Wilmington NC,
naval stores 10 Powell.
Br brig Curlew, Card. FIN Windsor, Ms, plaster TO
Souc, Whitney q Co.
Brig Caroline Sherwood 7 js I'm Charleston, cotton
and nee " DuDham & Djmon.
Schr Zcrvs Barnard r DIS I'm Bonair salt to Fernan-
do Wood Brig ST Js.o of Plymouth, sailed same day
for Boston.
Schr Morning star Holmes q ds fm st Domingo City,
mahogany SC. 10 Aymar & Co Left no American YES
eel IN port
scbr Lyra Smith, Il Dis I'm Dcmcrara, in ballast 80 J
NJ smith Co Left brig Pioneer from Norfolk. just
Scbr ATLANTA, Durirey I'm Ncw-OrleaRs iakey West
10 sail in days.
Schr L Brown. Jones Virginia. coal
schr Valiant Morse, Newbcrn, NC. naval stores
Schr Maria Weeks. Washington, NC, naval stores.
Schr Biddc. Virginia wood
Schr Banner, Virginia wood.
Schr Ellen Rodman New Bedford, oil.
Schr Orlana Jordon, Bangor, lumber
Schr Rising sun Taunton
Sehr Oscar, Prisby, Taunton.
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THE TRIBUNE.
FOR The Weekly Tribune.
ALAy or THE HUMBLE.
pYr. ". HGGrNsoS.

pYr ". nGcrNsoS.
Worlpsr learn how hunger. want and care
Change lfes best Joys to wo
Look on yon woman, wandering there
With step 10 sad and slow.
You look with glance unmoved and slight,
Then turn, as If you sought
To AJAX me how such usual sight
Gives room for serious thought
Friend. had your lot Ger CHANGED to call
Your footstcp 10 her door.
Less idly on yOu< ear would fall
the answer. d" She il poor"
Poor" Oft indeed that word intrudes
On our unheeding car,
Yct--to that woman II includes
Her whole existence here
| knew her oncc-a year ago
When she was less fororn.
Her footsteps were not quite 20 slow
Her sunshine was not gone
la her mean home. two children smiled
And If I is strange, q sure, ,
There never was rich mans child
More gentle and more pure.
What thought she then, how i'll she Jared
la labor's ceasclcss strife,
Between those precious ones shc shared
Her whole conccntrcd life.
Her heart might sometimes yield to sighs,
But when most worn or sad,
A glance in those sweet childish cyes
Could make her strong and glad.
Yet dark, her mind must needs confess,
Their future prospects seemed
And when hard times began 10 press,
She sadly thought and dreamed.
II scarce suiiiced her work ill.paid
Zen now, from day to day,
Oh what support for them were made
Should she be snatchcd away
The times grew worse, her work grew small,
Then fearful thoughts came near
Were she reduced TO lose il all,
What hope would then appear,
She thought not Of her vigor gone.
Her spirit worn and yexcd,
She only ibought-what change fOrlorn
Shall meet these dear ones next
Her toll now scarce the children fed
How was il all to end
Each morning brought them scanticr bread
She had no human friend
sick--sick to death grew soul and brain
The chdrcn's hearts were stirred
Like her, they felt keen hungcr's pain
Like her. they spoke no word.
These things, she felt could last no longer,
She had Friend On High.
she kncli she prayed, IN anguish stronger,
Prayed God-that ney might die
From that time forth she tranquil waited,
And when fever came,
She felt her inmost heart elated
Nor thought Of grief or shame.
She watched above them, calmly blessing
Gods wondrous answering Love,
Aud sometimes thought Of Christ, carcssing
Her little ones, above
At night she kissed each restless sleeper,
And sooibcd each fcyerish head
Al morn she found them slumberng deeper
And knew-thal they were dead
And now, when dawn the weary morrows,
She brcathcs this thought alone
d God thou hast spared my chidrcns sorrows,
And can bear my own!
spfSwb,r iriJ
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In soAy Lyra. Jrom D,m1ara-Messrs Edwards Dol
phin and Simmons.
In mir Coroline, frogi Chdvksi0H-Miss Margaret
Thomas Messrs w Moore. J J Gunter-3 steerage.
In PorfyRucse brig Eo4ie from Mad>ra-Hr Mclean
and 2 stceraQe
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Foxbor0. mass apflii ioft o. =
BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURES
PATENT WATER PIPE.

yI,HE Subscribers manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER and
BETTER than any other in use for The conveyance
of WATER 10 Cities, Villages and Private Residences II
conveys il pure the fountain i.eU and THEY WAX
RANT II SUPERIOR and more DURABLE than any other
for drain soil and waste Pipe and for hydraulic purposes
generally An extra premium Of ten dollars and silver
medal awarded the Inventor al the last Fair Of The
American Institute
All orders promptly attended to a,If2 Fulonsireet
sIlv J. BALL L CO.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.
CLEARED.

Sbips ST Nicholas Pcll Havre Fox Livingston;
Cambridge Barstow Liverpool. G II Marshall Mediator
Chadwick London J Gnswold, Republic, Liverpool
Cook 4 Smith EdwDa West Mobile Tuscarofa, VII
hanson Apsschicola T. d fIurbut & Co,
schr Anaconda, Fulford, Washington
gloop Larch, Lincoln. Taunton.
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SHERIFF'~ -AIE.-By virtue Of writ Of tier
- Facas directed and delivered viii expose 10
sale Wednesday the fifteenth day Of October next aiihe
vesbue OF the Civ Hall of the City Of New iork, al 10
o'clock A. NJ all the night, tile and interest Of Thomas w
Lewis which he he'd the sixth day OF June one thousand
eight hundred and fOrtyfve al any time Afterwards OF
In TO- all that certain dwelling house and lot piece or
parcel of land lying and being in the Eighth Ward
of the City OF NewYOrk, fronting on sulivan-s formerly
Locusls and known by No. 81 Suvanst being the rear
part three lots made The hrst day OF May
l7g8 by Charles Loss, City surveyor. and Designated by
Numbers 373 57 and So SAID lot p feet front and rear
and - feet In length each side be- the more or lees
aud i the conveyed by Ezra Weeks TO James Cove
Dr. by deed bearing date May l92i and by james Cove
Ir John G. COve by deed bearing date May l. s-f ana
rebrlay lh 1926 said properly il d scnbed In the said
last mentioned deed SO. 70 Suivan-st Together will
the hereiaments and sppurensnce iherenno belonging
or appertaining WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
FREDEEIcE l.. NULrE. Deputy sheriff
Daf-d N.,y.York September 1T l9l5 - law sw
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"TRY ME"-The motto on the seal Of Gen Sam
Houston 10 Try me" Gin Com
II the Invitation 10 addressed to criminal court We
hope will be promptly accepted. lLoassville Jour
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pAssENCERs SAILED,

IN ship 81 Mary. far Mr. OTsaHs-Messrs Baocock
lady and servant: : L Bell and lady; w Morton W :
Marin, w Vernet l. Muh, II o Sswn, Mr. Nicholson
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by ORDER Of John q. Wilson, Esa. Judge OF The
ID Albany County Courts. aud Of tie degree OF Counsellor
nj Law In the Supreme Court notice l. hereby given, pur
suant Ia the provisions Of the statutes auhorsing aments
against Ascending concealed and nonresident debtors that
an attachment Issued the estates OF Thomas H.
Webb and Harrison Gray. nonresident debtors and resi-
denis Of the STATE of Massachusetts and that The sae VIII be
sold for The payment Of their debts unless they appear and
discharge such ltneul, according % law, within nine
months the arsi publication of this notice and That the
payment debts due o. them by residents OF this slate
and the delivery to them their OF any properly
within Ibis State belonging 20 them and the transfer Of any
property by them, forbidden by law and void
Dated he lSh dsy OF August 1915 K L. JOICE.
srlD svQm Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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WHITE BRANDY OF a superior quality and high
w proof preserving fruiiA Also, Gfesnfoo Ginger
Fof ssle by 6AsSNER YOUNG, iss Cha,hsm-sl
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yJ,HE undersigned continue manufacture Sheet Lead
aud Lead Pipe OF all kinds and sizes. warranted OF The
quality and for sale at the low est wholesale prices and
for The benefit of the preudiced, they will also supply Ia
Plumbers &c. the Timed Plated Or Timed Lead Pipe
at the price ha. Of the pure Lesden Pipes although
the superior durability and wholcsomeness OF he latter have
civ as heretofore IN all other Water Works throughout The
civilized world.
LATHAM 4 BROTHERS, $40 Waer-st il. York;
81 Smeods Is Minor-sL Philadelphia