Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

orge BriCgs.* \ Y. William McWlllie Miss,
bert G Brown Miss, Horace Mann,* Mass,
iam ] Brown, Ia Job Mann, Pa,
mes Brooks n Y, Humphrey Marshall,* Ky,
w Buc1 Mich John Mason, Ky,
instead tt Burt. sc. Oliver B NTattison,* Ny,
renzo oT Burrows \ Y, Richard K Meade, Va,
ester Buffers Pa John Miller, o,
tomas b Buter.* Ct. John Nilsson, Va
arlington Cabcl,* Fla. Henry ID MOOre,* Pa,
Orge Alfred Caldwell, Ky, Charles Morehead,* Ky,
, Caldwell,* c. Jonathan d Morris, o,
w. D CAnrBEL1, # s w o, Isaac E Morse, La,
seph Cable, o, jeremiah Norton Vt,
vid X Carter O, William Nelson's N Y,
'eph Casey,* Pa, henry Nes,* Pa,
muel Calvin* Pa William A Ncwell,* NJ
seph R Chambers Pa. Andrew Ogle,* Pa,
auncey F Cleveland. CT, Edison Olds Q,
aries + Clarke,* Y, James L Orr G,
' Vrl' Cobb q d GA, y ~ David Outlaw NC,
illiamson r w Cobb. Ala, Allen Owens Ga,
,rmon S Conger,* Y. Richard Parker Va
F Colcock S c. Charles II Peaslee, II,
arles NJ Conrad,* La, Lucus B Peck, Vt,
assn IS Cole colo,* Wis, Phillips Phoenix, NY,
I'm R Daniel, Nc, Paulus Powell, Va,
NJ Dimick Pa Charles w Pitman* Pa
ssc C Dickey* Pa, David Rumsey,F Y,
lvid T Disney. o, Robert Reeds Pa,
5 Dixon,* r 7. iideon Reynolds Y,
mes Doty. Wis. VIM Richardson, Ill,
lillian Duer,* n Y. Elijah Risley,* Y,
mes H Duncan,* Mass John Robins, jr, Pa,
rus L Durham. Ia, John l. Robinson, In,
DUnKEE, IF S D. Wis, los NJ RooT, e 5 W. Q,
A Edmundson, Va. Robert L Roses n Y,
exander Evans* Md, Thomas Ross, Pa,
athan Evans o, Julius Rockwell,* Mass,
ldrew Ewing Tenn, w Saekett,* n Y,
S FeatherSton, Miss, John II Savage, Tenn,
-aham Fitch, Ia, Cullen Sawtelle Me,
rim Fowlcr,* Mass, Robert Schenck,* o,
hn Frecdey,* Pa, Alex NJ SchermerhOrn,* Y
hos ] D Fuller, Me. John Schoolcraft,* II Y,
eredith ? Gentry,* Tenn, James Seldom, Va,
bridge Gerry, Me, Enos G Spalding,* NY,
fred Gilmore, Pa, William Sprasuc,* Mich,
R CLIPPINGS, IF S woo, Frederick p stanton, Tenn,
ufus Goodenow,* Me, Richard II Stanton, KY,
aniel Ciott* n Y, Augustine H Shepherds \ c
erman ID Gould,* Y, Edward Stany,* G,
ILLS German. Ia, Alexander H Stephens,* Ga,
mes s Green, Mo. Thaddeus Stevcns,* Pa,
scDh Grinncl* Mass, Charles StetS0n. Me,
ansom Haoway,* Y, William Strong, Pa,
oses Hampton,* Pa, Peter Silvester,* Ny,
lward Hammond. Nd, Charles Sweetzer, o,
m I Hamilton, Md, John l. Taylor o,
A HARRISON Ga, James II Thomas, Tenn,
homas c Hackett Ga, James Thompson, Pa,
I'm II Harmanson, La, Jacob Thompson, Miss,
UNISON w Harris. Ala, John B Thompson,* KY,
ham G. Harris. Tenn, William Thompson, iowa,
homas L Harris, Ill, John R Thurman,* N Y,
ndrew Harlan. Ia, Robert Toombs,* Ga,
villard p Hail. Mo. AMOS Tuck, IF 81 n H,
ndrew r Hays N !, Walter Underhill,* N Y,
homas S Haymond.* Va John Van Dykes n J,
lillian Hebard,* Vt, "A w Vcnahle, N C,
lillian Henry* VT Samuel T Vinton* 0,
AIRY Hibbard, N H, Hiram Waldin, N Y,
enry w billiards Ala, Loren P Waldo, CT,
oses Hoagland, O, Daniel Wallace, S C,
aac + Holmes, S c.. Albert c, Watkins Tenn,
'hn w Houston.* Del, VI Welbom, Ga,
lcxantler r Holiday. Va. Tohn Wentworth. Ill,
Din w HOWE, IF S W,) Pa, Hugh Whites Y,
oney E Howard Texas, w A Whitlesey o,
IN HrSrER, 4 w) o, christopher Fl Williams TIE
" Inge, Ala, DAVID WHMor, f S d. Pa
I Jackson,* Y, James Wilson, n H.
ames L Johnson,* Ky, Robert G Winthrop,* Mass,
ndrew Johnson, Tenn Amos Wood, O,
ebert w johnson. Ark, u A Woodward, S C..
Gorge w Jones, Tenn. Thomas Young, Ill.
DEATH OF CAMPBELL, THE PoEr-A writer in tn
forth British Review gives touching description
ne closing scene of CAMpBELLs earthly career. A
ontempOrary we'll remarks that to utter the senti
lent printed in italics below furnishes the best com
nentary upon the purity of the life he had spent
On the 10th he was able to converse more freely
ut his strength had become more reduced, and be
1g assisted to change his posture, he fell back il
he bed insensible. Conversation was carried on il
he room in whispers; and Campbell uttered few
entences so unconnectcd, that his friends wer
oubtful whether he was conscious or not of wha
Tas going on in his presence and had recourse to
rtlice to learn. One of them spoke of the poem O
iohenllnden, and pretending to forget the author
anne, said he had heard it was by MIR. Robinson
CAMPBELL saw the trick, was amused, and said plav
ully, but in a calm and distinct Tone mo: it wa
ne IHoM. CAMPBELL The poet ,had-as far as
oet can-become for years indifferent to posthumou
anne. In 1888, five years before this time, he hat
cen speaking to some friends in Edinburg on tn,
ubject. when | think of the existence which
hall commence, when the stone is laid over nv hea(
ow can literary fame appear to me-to any one
ut as nothing. believe achen an gone iustic
'W be done to me an his arcythat aras pure qrri
IT. III Is GH WeLpFeSSfOte COMFORT at ma time OF life
be able to look back and feel that haze not rrife,
ne line against religion or uirtue."
R1cH.-It takes the Partisan journalists to inyen
1genious stories and piquant anecdotes Here is az
em from French paper, which is unique and char
cteristic in the last degree There exists at Rheims
n old man who has made large fortune by lendin:
loney at rate higher than the law allows. Hav
lg been implicated in an affair of usury he was IL
anger of trial, and hung himself He was however
ut down, and having the rope lying on the foo
ut in two, exclaimed Why spoil a new rope BY
ntting it could you not unite it q II