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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

Mr.. EDIToR-The Georgia and South Car
Olina elections have so strongly put the seal
OF condemnation upon the unholy alliance Of
Taylor and Filmore--have manifested so
strongly the determination of the South to put
no one in the chair Of the Vice Presidency
WHO might not be fully and implicitly relied
on IN case Of need-that our Federal oppo-
hShIS begin to see the decree Of their fate
yea' II IS already written in bold letters upon
Vie wall and we may reasonably expect that
III TICK or device will be left untried to de-
CelVe and gull the people on the election day.
one OF these tricks will be TO drop the name
VI F"tmore off their ticket, and have it only
P'euged to Taylor. This same party practi-
D Nv i similar fraud in the year 1886. Let the
~ ."'oCLa'S take warning and be on their guard.
~ the Federal party are strong in North Caro-
,", 'ney dre ho' strong enough to make our
p7'rIonc republican voters sustain man for
'le second Office in the nation, who has rover
'no"n himself otherwise than our h;t,orost
enemy All his letters, speeches, and votes
ovs Se an MN as our worst foe. In looking
dnr;n~ ~e Congressional proceedings for and
easin". s"s tune he was in Congress, our un-
ind 9i,,s:s is unrelieved by single act or vote
vo,a ~ . good feeling for the South His
tion. - 'Le A'herton and the Wise resoln-
wbio , 1 p The very many obnoxious petitions
jov ,sa ne introduced, all condemn him as an
these yo.s AooI'honist. But, independent Of
' Votes there is another recorded AGAINST -,
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ORDER No. 10.
Head Quarters Goth Regiment \. c, hlilit
W1LM1NeroN. n. C.,l3;h Sept,

WILMINGToN, N. c., 18th Sept, ls4s.
THE commissioned and non-commissioned Of
icers and musicians of the Upper Battalion of the
30th Regiment are herebv ordered to appear at
Long Creek, on Wednesday the 18th day of Oc-
tober next, for drill. The Companies composing
said Battalion will parade at Long Creek on
Thursday the 18th day of October next.
The Companies composing the Lower Battalion
will parade at Wilmington Thursday the Goth
day of October next. Officers. commissioned and
non-commis<iohed, and musicians, will attend at
Wilmington the day previous.
Officers drill at 10 A. NJ.
Lines formed at IL A. NJ.
Commanders of Companies will he prepared
with annual returns.
Battalion Court Martias will not be held.
ROBERT G RANKIN,
Col. CONG 3Oth Rrg't n. c. NJ.
JOHN ]. HEDR1CK,
Adj't 3Oth Reg't n. c. NJ.
Sept Is, 1913 list
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
NEW GOODS

Just received per brig BeIe-l2 bags
Rio Coffee 10 do Laguira do; hbls crushed
Sugar: box Loaf do ) bbls New Orleans Rum ;
25 bags Shot. assorted: | Dbl Peach Brandy 10
bbls Mess Pork; 10 do Wine Vinegar; % do
super Canal Flour; 5 kegs Goshen Butter, (splen-
did article y 2 casks Cheese, (small sizes J Ia
cases Shoes assorted Epson Salts; Nader :;
Alum Castor Oil; Indigo; Opium; Assafntila;
Aramato Essence Peppermint; Essence CHINA
mon Moffat's Life Pills Beckwih's Pills; Sap
pington's Pills Peters Pills McAiIisters SaIve
Grey's Ointment; Swayne's Syrup Wild Cherry ;
Townsends sarsaparilla; Sal Eratus; Ink, &C.
&c. For sale by +. J. BERNARD.
September %, 1918
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JUST RECEIVED

Per schooner Abigail Haynes, from Bos-
toni dozen jerkin pickles; 6 dozen picoIliIIy
do doz mixed do; doz manages do F.; 6 doz
walnuts do 6 doz peppers do; bbIs gherkin
do; IL half bb!s do; | doz John Bull sauce |
doz peach water; doz DO; doz Worces-
ter sauce; l doz white pepper; doz Anchory
paste 10 doz superfne mustard; doz walnut
catsup; 2 doz Verdale olives; l doz capers;
doz capot Is doz jeiIies and jams; dozen first
quality pepper 2 doz pepper sauce; doz orange
flower water; doz lime juice; dozen Mango
pickles, in superior oil; 10 bbls cider vinegar;
doz Theoretically sealed sain5n, in TIN cases b
cases Dutch herring; 8 doz fresh Holsters; "a Ca
ses Boston crackers Leaver knives Tor opening
Holsters, sardines, &c. For sale low by
s9q1 HOWARD & pEDEN.
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N9W PORE
Furniture BESNrehO1tSe!
FRONT STREET, NEAR MARKET,
WILMINGTON, NJ. C..

FRONT STREET, NEAR MARKET.
WILMINGTON, NJ. G.
VNHE subscriber would respectfully call the
- attention of the public to bis extensive as
sortment of CABINET FURNITURE, which
for beauty or workmanship, he will guarantee to
be superior TO any ever yet brought to the SouthA
ern Market, and at the most reasonable prices
Among his stock can always be found:-
Marble and plain top Bureaus,
Egyptian and White Marble top Centre Tables,
Marble top Washstands,
Wardrobes and Sideboards.
Sofas, Divans, and Couches,
French BedstCads,
High and low post Maple Bedstcads,
Windlass and T'ruhnel Bcdsteajs,
Walnut and Mahogany stuffed Rockers,
Walnut and Mahogany ParIor Chairs,
Writing Desks of every description,
Ladies Work Tables, Quarte,te Tables;
Ladies Sewing Chairs,
Cane and Wood Seat Nursing Chairs,
Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables,
Common Walnut and Cherry Tables,
Night Cabinets and sick Chairs;
Portable Writing Desks;
Ladies Work Boxes,
Cribs. Cradles, and ChiIdren's Chairs,
Buffers, Trays. and Towel Racks,
Scteos, cane and wood seats,
Office Chairs and Cushions,
Large cane back Rockers,
Cane and wood seat Stools Of every size,
Maple Chairs of every description,
Common Chairs in any quantity.
Looking Glasses, Cots, Mattresses, and Pillows;
&c. &c. F. CLARK.
Any article Of furniture manufactured at short
notice.
U'Furniture packed safely for transportation.
May 10, l848-[2S-6ms
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TO THE LADIES.

AIRS. c. NJ. PRICE, respectfully informs
the Ladies of Wilmington and the surrounding
country, that she continues The DRESS MA
KIM BUSINESS, at her residence, on Fourth
street, near the Odd Fellows School, where she
will be thankful for portion of the Fail and VIM
ter patronage.
Mrs. P. respectfully tenders her thanks to those
Ladies who have heretofore so literally patronzed
her-and soIicits a continuance of their custom.
Sept %, l04s
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Dress Making and Millinery.

Mrs. SARAH H. KELLY embraces this
method of Informing her Town and Country
friends. that she has returned from the North, with
a we'll selected stock of Millinery, consisting of
Ladies and Chidren's Bonnets, Feathers, Flow
ers, Head dresses. Collars, Cuffs. Edgings, (cot-
ton thread) Ribbons, with variety of other atti-
ces ali of the latest style. and will be sold as lov
as can be bought in the place. She has brought
on an accomplished Mliner and Dress maker.
She returns her sincere thanks for past patrofi.
age, and humbly asks continuance of the same.
Oct. l3.-[5-3tI s. H. K.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

The Commissioners for contracting for
building Courthouse and Jail in the town of
GoIlsborough. in the county Of WAYNE. will re.
ceive plans for a Courthouse and Jail, accompa-
MED with estimates tor building the same, inclu-
ding materials of every descri pton therefor.
The Courthouse 10 be 70 feet or whereabouts,
10 length and about as feet in width, two stories
high the lower story TO have an ante-room or YES
thule across the front end, with two pair of stairs
leading into corresponding room or rooms above;
a passage leading from the vestihuIe through the
who length of the building, with three rooms for
offices on each side. The second story to contain
the courtroom and rooms for the petit jury the
building to he of brick, with rock foundation, if
practicable, and the roof TO be covered with tin,
galvanized iron, or some substitute therefor, TO
make the building fre-Proof
The Jail 10 be about 80 feet by &c, with two
good rooms on the lower floor for debtors, and two
dungeons and petty larceny room on the second
foor the outer wall to be built of brick, with square
timber and for the inner walls Of the PRISONS
to be covered in like manner with the Courthouse
to be fire-proof on the outersde.
The contracts for the Courthouse and Jail will
be let separate. Good clay can he had in tie i'm
mediate vicinity for making brick, and it is beev-
ed that rock be had for the foundation in about
i've HeS from the pldCe. lultIleOideIy OH tHe Nall
Road, by which they can be brought within about
$50 yards of the site
This will be cash job the greater part of the
money being already in hand, SO that portion of
the money can be advanced from time to time as
the work progresses, and the whole paid so soon
as the work is approved and received by the Com
missioners.
The plans and proposals will be received by the
Commissioners at Goldsborough, on Monday the
18th day of November next, when they will make
a selection of such plans as they may deem best
and at which time and place all persons dcsrcus
of contracting are requested to attend in person.
and hand in their plans, aud proposals for build
ing. Sufficient time will be given for making
their estimates on the plans which may be seIec
ted SD that the contracts can be closed during the
week.
If the plan or plans selected should be those o.
any person or persons who should not get the con
tract for building, liberal compensation will b'
paid for such plan or plans.
JAS. GRISWOLD, for the Con,m'rs.
Godsboro', Sept 80, ls4s-[3-4t
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

SAMUEL Ii oFFMAN, successor to n.
DREr, invites his old acquaintances and the citi-
zens generally, to the inspection of his stock of
DRY GOODS, just opened at the old stand Of
N. DREY. Every effort will be made to please
customers, both ladies' and gentlemen. His stock
is entirely NEW, and was bought cheap, and it
will be sold at small profit.
Ladies can be accommodated with samples of
all aud any kind of goods
AS he has heen careful in selecting The most
choice and fashionable goods. he hopes for libe-
raj share of the patronage of the ladies in Particu
lar. Sept. 22. 1913. 2-tt
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N 0 Il &c E.

The subscriber having obtained Letters
of Administration at the September Term. ls4s,
of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, held
for ;he county of New Hanover, upon all and sim
guar the goods and chatcls, rights and credit Of
SAMUEL r. JOHNSON, deceased, hereby notifies all
persons indebted to said estate to make payment
Immediately, and all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO present them
within the time prescribed by law, otherwise this
notice will be pleaded in bar of THEN recovery.
G. s. GILLESPIE, Admir-.
Sept 90 l64S--G2.6t
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The Platform of the WING Candidate
for the Vice Presidency.

for the Vice Presidency.
BUFFALO, Oct. II, 1898.
SIR Your communication of the 15th|
inst, as chairman of a committee appointed
by " The Anti- Hauery Society of the Coun-
aty of Er1e," has just come to hand. YouI
solicit my answer 10 the following interrog-
Satories -
! LIST Do you believe that petitions to Con
gress on the subject of slavery and the slave
/ trade ought 10 be received, read, and re-
sspectfuIly considered by the representatives
\ of the people?
I'd. Are you opposed TO the annexation
/ Of Texas to this Union, under any circum-
stances, SO long as slaves are held therein !?
Sd. Are you in favor of Congress eXer
csing all the Constitutional power it posses
ses to abolish the internal slave trade be-
Tween the States?
4th. Are you in favor of the Immediate
( Legislation for the abolition Of slavery in the
4 District Of Columbia?
am much engaged and have no time ,o
enter into argument, or to explain at length
4 my reasons for my opinion. | shall there
: fore content myself, for the present, by ans
A>vering ALL your interrogatories in the AT
EFIRMATIVE, and leave for some future oc-
:asion a more extended discussion on the
Subject WILLARD FILLMORE.
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MIR RH ID.

At Smithvllle, Brunswick county, on the oh
inst, by the Rev. DIR. Drane, of Wilmington, Mr.
Philip Proleau, formerly of Charleston to Miss
Caroline A. E. Brown, daughter of John Brown,
Esq.
In OrsIow county, on the lst inst, by David
w. Sanders, Esq, the Rev. Isaac T. Barber,
of White Oake, to Miss Caharine Jane Bell, all
Of OnsloW county,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

New YORK, Oct. 7.-Ndudl Stoies-Hold-
ers of Turpentine have met the views of buy
ers, and sales of 1000 barrels Newbern and
Washington have been effected at So per 800
lbs, which is reduction from previous sales
of this description Spirits Turpentine is nom
inal, the transactions being insufficient to fix
quotations. We notice sales of 600 barrels
Wilmington Rosin at 81, delivered and 300
White, from So 624 to So, according to quail
ty. Tar is quiet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
WILMINGTON MARKET-Oct -.

"lLMlNGlO YIN MARhEl-l)Ct II.
Bacon-The market is we'll supplied with
n c. Bacon Western Bacon, scarce Phi
ces firm.
Butter-A fair supply of Butter offering, at
20 % cents per h.
Corn-There has been no late arrivals
Quotations nominal.
Four-There Isl fair supply Of both North
ern and Fayetteville brands. Sales Fayette-
Vile Flour at SIS 25 to SIS Is Canal held,
and sold in lots to suit, at 81 81 so.
Hap-Sale Of 100 bales at 573 cents.
Lnrd-North Carolina continues scarce.
Lumber and TImber.-There is no River
Lumber OFFERING, and we cannot hear of any
demand for the article, Quotations nominal -
T9mber-miIl-Sal ranging from IS so to
S. 25-no shipping Timber on the market,
Naral Siores-Turpentne has commanded
steady prices since this day week. Sales have
ranged at 81 60 50 IS for soft, and ST so for
hard-one small lot of hard, inferior, was sold
al 81 As. The market closes to-day at quota
tons Spirits Turpentine-T transactions
have been light. Last sales at 80 cents-no
transactions to-day. The article is nominally
held at 3lc. 1ar-Last sales ST so a 81 SIS.
Pork-Continues scarce, and price advan-
ced still higher.
Salt-Received about 1000 bushels Salt
from St. Maltns-soId at &c cts. Liverpool
Sack, scarce.
Shingles -Sales of $4,000 contract Shin
giles, prime article, at So so.
FrejghtS-Coastwise shade lower. See
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Sept %, l848-[3-tds .
FRESH BEEF! MUTTON &c. &c

FRESH BEEF! MUTTON &c. &c.
JAMES PErTEwAY. respectfully annOun-
ces to the citizens Of Wilmington. that he will
resume the BUTCHERING BUSINESS in said
town on or about the 10th of October next. He
takes occasion here to return his thanks to his old
customers, and hopes by strict attention to the
business 10 merit renewal of their patronage.
He will endeavor at all times, to keep his stalls
ut the new Matket.bouse supplied with the best
of FRESH BEEF, VEAL, LAMB. MUTTON
and PORK.
Drovers will find it to their interest to call on
him before disposing of their stock.
Sept %, 1913. 2-tf
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"a - M.A.@:I1Ms8 G1sga -
:SlA1A4 49, PORT WILMINGTON. :AAsR.
ARRIVED
ARRIVED
Schr Olive, Philips, New York, TO E J Lutter.

ARRIVED
oct5-schr Olive, Philips New York, to Lutter-
schr u DeRosset Dayton, New York, to R w Brown
schr Hornet, strout. Boston, to Iiarrss / Drake
Schr Royal Purple. Price. Lockwood's Folly, to G w
Schr Pear Moore, Onslow county. to G w Davis
6-Brg Albatross, Cochran, Boston, to Ballard Hun
tingtnn
schr Mary George, Gchris Thomaston, he to mas.
ter
schr P Woodbury., Potter shalotte, to DeRosset,
Schr Jack Downing, Parker onslow county, n G,
10 Martin g. Crouly.
Schr Albion, Dexter Onslnw county. 70 w Davis
Schr Matilda, Crispin, Boston, TO Dickinson & Co
Brig w Jones' Collect, New York. to DeRosset,
Brown & Co.
Schr Charles Mills, Sanford, New York. to w
Brown.
schr Monsoon, silliman, Philadelphia TO G " Davis
Schr B Slavery, whilden, Philadelphia, to Harriss
& Russell
8-schr Hunting Ames. New York, to IEarrss &
Drake.
schr. Samuel Butler, Ridgway, Baltimore, to DeRos-
set Brown & Co.
sshr Ellis, Smith, Philadelphia, to J Lutterloh.
Brig AbCmarle, Comery Fall River. Mass TO master
9-schr David Hale, Bosert, New York, to w Q JEFF
freys.
schr John Story, Eodck, St Martins, to G w Davis
Bryant d Co.
ll-Steamer Evergreen, Evans Fayetteville to John
Brig Mary & Jane Renton, New York to f LutterIoh
Schr Brilliant, smith onslow, to G w DAVIS.
Schr Express, Mills OnsloW, TO do.
CLEARED.
Oct 4-schr Julia Francis, Hamilton, Lockwoods
7EBrig Seaman, Sharp, New York. by Harrss Rus
sell.
Schr Constitution, Milton Boston, by Harriss & Rus
sell. -
7-schr Pearl, Moore, Onsow county, c, by G W
DAVIS.
Schr P Woodbury., Potter, shalotte by DeRosset,
Brown & Go
9-schr Albion, Dexter onslow county, e, by W
Davis.
schr Jack Downing, Parker, onslow comfy, N c. by
Martin & Cron1y.
IO-Schr Powell, Powell N Y, by G " Davis.
Steamer w Meares, RoLhwell, Fayetteville, by ] c
Latta.
schr Richmond, searys Boston. by Potter & Kidder.
l2-schr Caroline, Hubbard, Baltimore, by DeRosse'
Brown T. Co.
scbr Al DcRcssot, Dayton, New York, by f w
Brown.
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ODD FELLOWS SCHOOL,

The Exercises Of this Institution will be
resumed on Monday, the 9th of October.
English Male department under the direction
of Mr.. MCKINNEY.
Principal of the Female department, Mrs. PAR
KER, Teacher in the Baltimore Female high
school.
of the Language.
Particulars in future advertisement.
October 6, IS4S-[ Aft
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BUTTER DEPOT.

| am constantly receiving, on consign-
ment from New York, fresh Goshen and Orange
County Butter, which will he sold TO dealers as
low as can be purchased in New York. RetaiI-
ers and house-keepers are requested to cali and
examine some choice lots.
Oct l3l WV. A. GWYER.
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NOTICE..

Will be sold, on the 9Th day Of Octo-
Der, at the late residence of GEonGE F. koRNE-
GAY, deceased, in the town of Wilmington, all III
perishable property belonging to said estate, con-
sistng Of HoUsEHoLD and KITCHEN FURxITUnE,
and other personal property, upon credit of six
months, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security.
At the same time will be hired out, three Nj.
GRoEs, until the first of January next.
MARY E. KORNEGAY, Adm'x.
Sent % lSAR-13-1s
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DIED..

In this town, on the 10th inst, Mrs. Julia Eli
zabeth Lanler, wife of Try Laner, aged II years
| month and 2S days.
At Vera Cruz, Mexico. some time in July last,
Mr.. John Henry, formerly of New Hanover CO..
n. c., but more recently Of Mississippi and New
Orleans
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Mr. William F. Wyle, a wing citizen OF
Brown county, Ohio, writes to Cincinnati that
" there are more than three hundred 1chigS in
Brown county just like me-not liberty men.
but achigs, good and tue, OF all one school,
who refuse 10 support Gen. Taylor"
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DEATH OF GEORGE w. CRUMP.-The Wash
ington Union Of the 9Th inst. announces the
death of Geo. w. Crump, Esq, late Chief
Clerk in the office of the Commissioner of
Pensions, after a protracted disease of several
months Standing
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A convenient two story House, nearly new,
with Pump and outbuildings, east of the Metho-
dist E. Church.
ALSO,
A small two story House on the mu er-ground,
a little north of Market ST., continued-cheap.
4 so, several Lots on Market St, east of town,
and number of hack Lots in same vicinity.
Oct. 6-[3tisl p. w. TANNING, Ag't
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NOTICE..

Application will be made TO the next
General Assembly of North Carolina for the pas
sage of private act emancipating SAMUEL, known
generally SAM NIXON. aged about IS years.
October 6, l84S-f4-5t
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NEwBERN. Oct. 1O.-Turpentine-Dip, 81
SIS to 81 60. Tar, ST so to ST CO.
Corn, 50 per barrel
Bacon-Hams sold yesterday morning al
% cts, Mddlings SC, Shoulders 7c.
Np1rbcrDinu
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WILLIAM H. LIPPITT,

Respectfully announces to his old customers
and the public at large, that he has just received
his large stock of DRUes, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS, &c, from the North. selected by himself
from the largest importers and manufacturers in
the Northern Cities, and he invites his friends to
give him call.
Particulars in future advertisement.
October Is, lS4S
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- : the revolution, and it is equally true
was 50 II b t are ever the friends of the coun-
now: Lms as in woe; and among the truest
Try, IN VICE. 5a would rank the fair forms which
PATROLS is meeting with theft presence TO-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
70 TIMBER AND LUMBER MAKERS.

The undersigned having been appointed
INSPECTORS OF TIMBER AND LUMBER.
will atterd promptly to any business entrusted to
them in the above line. THOS H. ASHE:
w. II: LASPEYRB.
N. B. Thos. H. Ashe will be happy to attend
20 the business of his former customers, Of old .
Sept. %, lS43. Pom
Fayetteville Observer till LIST January next.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

There is remaining in my hands small
amount sufficient to justify the payment of three
per cent. Gin addition to the twenty per cent. al
ready paid) on third class of debts provided for
in Deed of Assignment, made by Mr. G. B. Nor
ris to M. I will tie in Wilmington on Monday
and Tuesday of each week for the next four or
five weeks Those interested will please present
their claims as early as possible, as am anxious
to close the business. MICH. N. NIXON,
Assignee Of C. B. Morris.
Oct ID 1885, 5-3t
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TO RENT.
For SALE.

A small House on Market ST., nearly opposite
lhd Episcopal Church.
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WILLARD FILLMORE'S PLATFORM.

WILLARD FILLMORE'S PLATFORM.
We mean to keep the following abolition
Platform of the Federal candidate for the Vice
Presidency, standing until after the election.
The Wing papers will not publish it. They
dare not let their readers see Willard Fillmore
as he is. We shall endeavor TO open their
nvos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

Tricks Of the Election.-The article in the
Courier of yesterday over the signature of
Buend Vista, purporting TO give a statement
OF the probable vote of the State in the Presi-
Dental election, Is so palpabIy and gIaringly
erroneous, that but for the fact that it appear
ed on the day of election, it would be difficult
10 account for the hardihood that produced it,
Most OF the Parishes and Districts set down as
Poubtful, have not single Taylor candidate
IN the fields and in those which are represent
Ell as likely TO go for Taylor, the same may
be SAID Of several, and in most of the others
NE Cass candidates, it is we'll known, will be
returned. We have neither time nor inclina
lion TO expose the article further, than TO state
mat II could scarcely be unknown to the wri
Ter mat the Hon John S. Ashe, the only vo-
Ter We; aScertained from Charleston, has in the
PnhIIc prints, only few days since, declared
mat his vote would not be cast for Gen Taylor
we Will end with a prediction, and beg that
Il may be remembered: If Charleston does hen,
autg there ,cU not be ttrenty Taylor voteS in
me nert Legislature, and lce euen doubt uheth-
er that is not beyond the mark
Mercury, 10th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

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