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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27

History OF SENATOR DoUGLAs,-To THE
ASPIRING AND ENERGETIc.-A correspondent
of the Pennsylvania gives history of the
rapid rise of this gentleman. 1t may be use
full, by way of encouragement, to young men
without means, but with energy and industry.
There are few obstacles that cannot be con-
quered by honesty, perseverance, and we'll
directed effort -
First apprenticed 10 the tailoring business
in Vermont, by an afectionate aunt, who
wished to keep him near her-obliged to quit
in consequence of ILL., health then to cabi-
net maker, we find him, about the year 1882
or 8, vending his way to the west Arrived
at Jacksonville, Illinois. with three dollars in
his pocket, he set out in search of a school ::
teaches two summer sessions, reads law an
der Murphy Mcconnell, and in 1884 is cleo
ted Prosecuting Attorney for Morgan county
beating Colonel Harden, who fell at Buena
Vista; in 1886, member of the Legislature;
in 1910, Secretary OF State; I841, Judge of
the Supreme Court; in 1912, a candidate for
the United States Senate, and beaten by Judge
Breese on the 10th ballot. Same year elected
to the House OF Representatives of the United
States, and IN 1916 was nominated by accla-
nation in caucus of the Legislature, and
elected to the United States Senate. The
speech which he made in favor of refunding
to Gen. Jackson the fine imposed on him by
Judge Hall, was declared by John Quincy
Adams to be the ablest ever made on that sub
ject in Congress. He clearly proved that the
General acted strictly within the Constitution
in declaring martial law in New Orleans. AT
an interview between him and the old Hero,
at the Hermitage, Gen. Jackson expressed 10
him his warmest thanks, told him that he al
ways had doubts as to the constitutionality of
that act" but now,' says the General, " my
doubts are removed; did not violate the Con-
stitution--I can die in peace"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27
CAUTION Ex.rKA

man by the nams Of CLAPP has engaged VITA
young man Of the name Of g. P Townsend, uses M,
name to PUT up sarsapaa, which they call Dr. Tow
sends Sarsaparilla, demonstrating 1t GETUEFE oivr.
etc. This Townsend is doctor never was: bu u
formerly worker railroads, canals, and the like Ye,So
assumes the title Of Dr. for the purpose of gaining credit m
what he is not This is caution the public not to A
deceived and purchase none but the GENUINE 0RIgL
nal OLD Dr. Jacob Townsend's sarSaparila, having q,
II the Old Drs likeness, his family coat Of arms and hi,
signature across the coat of arms
Principal Office, 1872 Nassas-st., Rsv York City.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27

Venerable Negro negro man Hsam)
belonging to Mr.. John E. Boyd, of Berkeley
county, Va. died on the 9th inst. He was
81 years old at the time Of Braddock's defeat,
making him ll5 years old at his death. He
was the first colored man owned by the late
Gen. Boyd of Berkeley county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27
WORM MEDICINES.

Just received, IL dog, Peerys Dead Shot; 6
doz Fahnsstock's Vermifuge.
For sale by WI LIPPITT,
Druggist & Chemist.
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Law Notice.

HE subscriber has resumed the duties of his
L profession, and will be found at his office on
the corner of Second and Princess streets, Nix
on's basement
ED. CANTW ELL.
Wilmington, N. c., March, Is49.
Having established an Agency in the city
of Washington, he is prepared to give prompt at.
tention TO all claims for Extra Paw, Mileage, Sub
slstence, &C., growing out of the late wars with
Mexico and Great Britain, and under the various
Pensions and Bounty Laws passed to encourage
enllstments IN the Regular Army and Volunteer
Service.
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July IL, 1919.
FAYETTEVILLE. July 10

0uIy <.
Mr.. Bayne: Understanding on Yesterday
morning, that my opponent, Mr.. Reid, inten-
ded 10 issue circular, | have remained in
Fayetteville to the disappointment of my
friends in other places, TO see what he could
or might alledge in favor of his course. AT
last the mountain, after much and heavy la
Dor, has brought fortb-what: A statement
from Col Alex Murchison, that ! must have
inexperienced the tenor of a conversation
which passed between us in the town of Will
mington, on the evening of Tuesday, the 5th
of June 1t may be as the Colonel has stated,
that So was in error" l have too good an
opinion of Col. Murchison as a high minded
and honorable gentleman, to suppose for a
moment that he would certify to what he did
not believe to be true. Either he or must
be mistaken, and we are no doubt both honest
in our apprehensions of the character of the
and | most confidently state
that the mistake must be on the Colonel's part
At any rate, Col. Murchison, with his charac-
teristic candor, will admit that offered to re-
fer the whole matter of the mooted CONVERSE
lion to a most respectable gentleman, Mr.
Nicholas n. Nixon, of the county of New
Hanover. and agreed TO abide by whatever
might be his recollection of what was the
true character of our conversation.
VIM s. ASHE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27

Punch says he knows man so fat that they
grease wagon wheels with his shadow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-27

Mr. REID: You inform me that Mr. Ashe,
III his addresses to the people of the District,
has stated that before you declared yourself a
candidate, that said, you or another demo-
crat OF Cumberland would be brought out in
opposition by his (Mr. Ashe's) whig enemies
in Fayetteville. | did not use such language
to Mr.. Ashe-he must be laboring under er-
ror could not have said SO know moth
ing of the movements of the wing party.
ALEX. MURCHISON.
Jnlv 10 1910
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AGENTS.

The following gentlemen authorized agents for
he Journal Our patrons in their respective neighbor
hoods win confer favor by paying their bills to
the above agents. remitto u.s. per mall at their ear
lest convenience.
JAMES NJ. REBMosD, Tarborough, N. c.
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county.
DR. J. B. SRAvY, HarreIl's Store, New anover co.
JOSEPH R. KEMP, Bladen county.
DR.. SHERWOOD, stricklaad's, Duplin county.
B. 8. KooScs, Richland, Onsiow county.
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10 be. IS principle which has done more 10
perpetuate abuses than all the other causes
which have operated upon political institu-
tons
Those who advocate and those who oppose
the Wilmot Proviso occupy very different po-
sitions. The former urge its adoption as a
matter of expediency, in order 10 exclude sla-
very from the newly acquired territories, where
it does not exist. and where it cannot be de-
MED that this exclusion is as morally certain
without it as with it; while the latter all op-
pose this measure on the ground of its uncon-
stitutionality. an large portion of the Union
on the ground also of its interference with
which this subject has given rise has already
been productive of the worst consequences
For two years il has prevented all legislation
over most important regions, and has left them
without government. and in stale of social
disorganiZatlon, 10 our own reproach and to
the surprise of the world.
lido not believe there is another country on
the face of the earth which would have per-
mitted such stale of things. And how long
Is it to continue , Is California 10 become a
prey to intestine discussions in the absence of
all law, or is it to be driven to separate from
us because we neglect to discharge ore of cur
first duties-a duty of necessity-that of or
ganizlng government for the people who in
habit IL! Those who oppose the Wilmot
ProVlso on the ground of its unconstitution-
atty, can never surrender their opinions and
vote for It. Those who have heretofore adj
Vocated Its adoption may well abandon il, con-
WINGED, as they must be, that their object will
be as well attained without as With it, 1t ap-
pears to me one of the most barren questions
that ever divided country barren In Useful
results, but fertile in difficulties and dangers.
| freely confess that lock with amazement
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Corporation Proceedings.

Marlborough, Feb. |. 1919.
Prrsfnt-i.smuel Lynch. n. r.. O. +. Long,
RoheH Z. Morris, VIM. II. Br.wn. Levin carnli.
chacl, Stephen Moore, Il. Nichols.
Ahssnt-Geors. Laws.
Mr.. Moore vas e1culrd Tor ahsenee ii the Iusi
meriing.
Ordered, Tia, Stephen Moore l,c allowed ,lrce
dollars for cleaning gu, the grave yard. ard that
the Treasurer pay the same.
An account o. James Parks. collector. for pa.
trolling, &C., amounting 10 tLittccn dollars and
forty cents, was presented aud allowed. and or,
dered 10 lie paid.
Ordered. That James Parks. lie allowed iNrls,
dollars fur ea-olficia services rs collector, and iha
the Treasurer pay The same.
Ordered, That Henry Evans be allowed fiy
dollars for working the street leading from Kin
-,fect 10 his house, from 1870 20 1919. and thu
The Treasurer pay the same.
| Ordered, That the Treasurer pay cap,. Johl
Berry one bundled dollars on The nnle held II
him against The town. out Of such money rs ma,
/ he in his hands.
/ On motion Of Mr.. Moore, the following rcsolu
ton WIS unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That The thanks &c This Board ar,
due. and arc hereby rendered, TO The Macislrai.
81 Police, for tic faithful tnd impartial ,lischarg,
Of his duties a. President u tile Boa,d during III,
past year.
E. 4. IIEARTT, Town Clerk.
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BRANDRErH'S PILLS.

TO M REsEsHrasp.-Tha Brantlrclh's Pills
have stood fourteen years test in the United
States.
That they are vegetable snd innocent medic
cine, vet all pow iul for The removal Of diseases,
whether chronic o. recent infectious Or otherwise.
That they D ny the blood, and Stay the fur
Their progress Of ease in the human body.
That, in many cases, where the dreadful rav-
ages Of liberation had laid bare ligalnent and
hone, and where, 10 all appearance. no human
means could s,yc life, have patients BY the use Of
these pills been restored 10 gool health; the de-
vourng disease having been completely cradlca-
ted.
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, al Brosd-
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brnndreth's Pills.
ID. Heart, Hiilshpronph.
d ID. M.Dadc, Chapel Hill.
q. A. Mebane. Mason Hail.
a. Mickle q Co, Bngham's School
James Whitehead, CancCre Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, I.indley's Old Store.
q. Patterson. Psitsrssn's Store.
May -.
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We pualish - aas fan ii u he arss an
r-.a'ati..s passl Il he rrccni session II he I.es
islasurs u his s,ate.
On Friday Proo,dins he allsummrn,. he con
issiei rlscsioa ca irem dis county ras drri.el
il - seaais i fasor II capl. Berry. ~ al.nasl
s.fiei party solr. We are not suhirienily g.
qlaaairi with the ies,i,non, u lie rass % enabls
usso ealisilca our readers much upon Il. hni ~
understand that thers were solns points il 4 !
evenly Lslaacsd = . justly ils fricnds u sasI
ID Tie soirs Which they gave ii The iinal dscison
81 lie question.
IN he srra,c, % The lat DAY of lie scssion
sieE Al The business before Il hal heen disposed
Of o. Hsiian 81 Mr. Ia,ner il mas unanimaisly
resolsel lha, The hank. u The Senate are justly
due. an are hereby rendered 70 tic Hon. Calvin
Grase. Cir The ale. faithful and impartial manner
in which b. has discharged The dulies d HE chair
during The pnsrni session" VI. Graves return.
81 hi thanks q The Senate il very appropriate
aad touching farewell; AMI concluded n resign
iag his appointment A. Speaker u The senate
NJ. ioynsr w.s thefcuaon unanimously elected
sPr,ger u The ssnsie. This VA. done In CON-
pliance with ~ arrangement male ii Tie rom.
msnsenent u The eessi N. il view IL iliat pro.i.
saa IF tie cniilllian Ii Which The SPEAKER IL
The Senate heromes rniilled 10 iIl Tho office of
Governor. i y any casualty il should btcoms
vacant; Prnrsr difference 70 the expressed viii of
III people requiring thai !, should Ne Gid ~ !
Wing. The handsome manner il which Mr.
Graves icporled himself on this occasion i spo-
ken of with high praise. AMI VIC believe justly, By
The editor q lie Register.
This has heen Luxurious session. and con,inu.
81 seseniy-onc days, the longest. perhaps, ever
held il North Carolina. Bn, i, has also leen lie
most liberal, and ,he exiende, system IL internal
improvements which i, his devised, and l,s lLe-
al appropriations provided for. NC trust is deslin-
ed . he. upon it, completion, matter Of gra,ula-
ton and pride 70 The whole state. In this COM
nection il seems 10 have been fortunate circum.
stance that parties were ncsrl, balanced ii the
two houses q the Legislature. They have gone
hand in hand 10 work, without the jealousy o.
risalshp, and wi,hou, fear Of that sor, Of respon.
sbiiiy which i 20 sp, 70 deter patty when gteai-
y in The sscendency from attempting any thing
which involves large appropriations Of money. II
argues well for the success Of these works Tia,
The presses generally, Of both political parties,
have entered Warmly in support Of them.
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MexicO.-The New Orleans Times has
received files Of late Mexican papers upon an ex-
animation Of which that paper gives gratifying
view 81 the presen, condition Of Mexico. II SAYS
Every thing was quici in he republic
al latest dates. and ilerrara's aiminlstra-
'lali seemed 10 carry with ii The sympa-
,l'les ai The people. Every attempt of The
Jew 'iisatlertrd that exist N the country IL
renew the revolutionary cxresses Of pre-
esalng eporhs, hal proved aboriye. and
industry ' on the increase. As a proof
=, NE peaceable disposition Of tho masses,
~ Monitor cites tie quiesrence which
'eigns every where. Notwithstanding The
predictions that had been freely e,ade Of
'Ft"ils, instructions. and pr 'nunciamien-
vs. which were sure 10 follow the reduc-
'oh o. the army Ars,a was carving
'ns The law Cor diminishing the standing
military iorce firmly and lntliciouslv, and
ooth officers and men had shown ready
"qnlescence III the decision nf the Ca
serliment. The national guard was orga-
hAlng throughout the country. AMI they
W"nld he the future constitutional conser.
sa'ors Of order and liherly. The canse
y education was also progressing, and The
'h'@rnal improvements projected by The
w ltrna,i iirfsrfa and h,s Cabinet can
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The Ra.ier,.-ANry slisisn, e.mpais

The Tfatiery.-As very aiIicien, campaign
paper WAS issued fron The city Or Washington
during lie la1r Presidential canvas. ~ Mr.. l;so
$. tiilean. under ihe title % TMK Barrnsr
Mr.. Gideon NOW proposes % continue L. in d.
10 Form, u permanent weekly Political News.
psper The lealins oijer, Of The Battery vii
le !" y develops and sustain the prinrilies ~
which tho late political change has hccn accom-.
Ilishrd. and On which The permancnce and sue.
cess q thr new Administration must rest |,
will also give the current news. and literary and
miscellaneous articles. pnce mo dnllar. I,er an.
mum in ad,ance, Or three copies or i've dollars.
Address Geo. ). Gideon. Washington ciiy.
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For The HilIs!nrough Recordr

Mr. EDITOR - Wv purpnsr III this
communication is 10 express my decided
,llsapproval Of The course pursued BY oaI
representatives III the last General As
seinhly in relation 10 lie division Of
Orange County. Il is impossible Tor
the people scattered over 50 wiie 4
surface as ours. evtn IN The county al
Orange. much less in lie Stale Of North
Carolina, 70 assemble in grand council 10
interchange opinion and reconcile The va
rious Earrings and conflict. Of feeling and
interest which grow ont Of almost every
question OF pubic policy. The peoi IL,
therefore, al The ballot box, select 4 few
as representatives, and elnlhe them with
the only power known T. the Constitution,
10 enact, amend or repeal such laws as The
public good NAV require. THESE repre-.
senaliyes are presumed Il, he men. !. I,o-
nest, capable, and laithiul 10 the Consii,u-
lian." and farther, they are presumed IL
be ready. able and willing IL act prompt.
IL, tlerlsively and definitely On every sub.
Irct which may be brought before them
in legislative capacity.
Now. sir, how our representatives could
reconcile il with their dulv 10 send 10 their
constituents law !. before lis timc.srarcr
half made M" | am Al loss 10 under
stand. know there are certain express III.
struc,innists, who always wait 10 see
which way the wind blows: who have
such a regard for the peoples will that
they will do nothing until that will i as.
cer;aiued. should like L. know wheth
or The will Of Orange was a,v better
known. or even rs well, IN the other bills
which our members voted FOR or against
uacondlionally, as on the County divi-
sim bill. Away with such ,rickery aud
demaengnei,n! II the people ARE 10 make
laws fnr themselves. il is hardly nrce>sa-
~ 10 paw 80 or $4,000 to the General
Assembly 10 spend winter al Raleigh
every Two wears.
See, VIZ. Editor. from the captions,
that the new county seal is called Mont.
uomerv. Who proposed the name. and
Nv what authority il was put into The
bill; why ii was necessary TO be 10 snc,,
4 hurry in naming il and; whether or
no. i, Was aamsa in honor sf General
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His borough Irass Rand.

THE Captain of The Hil borough Bras Band
take this method u informing Tie citizens
of this plser end The surrounding country. that
his Band. consisting Of ieu PICKED Musicians, are
ready ~ any iimr 70 attend 10 any call inr their
services. NJ exhibitions. halls. public speaking,
festivals. celebrations or am other place Of amuse-
meni where music isrcqnit,d Ia enl,en the coul-
pans.
Address the Captain Of the Brass Band. Hills
borough.
January 30. &C.
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Ee'anl frn:corsrv. 40 On In t.l,le
lssaFe O. hse-ssr qafs,sals 1 should
y ri'asnd t. haze ssi.r.l. Ne alsea,ls
hsse Nnhisaaasfs raansg. rallsd ~. .
that Distinguished laan. whirh /. ennugh
If one nams.
AI.AMaNTE.
Tie y. Z. Dsmacrsl i reqssslsd . pgs-
81 ~ al0sS.
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CONGRESS-.

III The SENATE. IN Monday The 22d. Mr.
Dix presen'e ell resolutions ofihe Legislature
nf New York. III favor Of establishing gov.
rrnmenis ~ New Mexico and California |:
prohibiting slase,y therein against The
nnfoun,led claim II Texas 10 New Mexi
CO. and IN favor Of law 10 prohibit slave
prisons III The District nf Cnlnnhia. A
motion 10 print these resolutions lei 10 a
debate which occupied the whole sitting.
and covered ihr whole ground of North.
ern and Southern rights. The printing
WAS finally ordered. 45 10 @.
On Tuesday. nothing of importance.
On Wednesday. Mr. Dongl; SIS hill 10
establish stale government, in California
was debated aud referred 10 i select com.
miiice.
The bin 10 reduce Postage then occn-
pied The remainder nf lhe sitting.
On Thursday and FRIDAY. private hills
occupied lie greater pat u The sinlngs.
IN the HorsE % REPRESENTATIVES,.
IN Monday and Tuesday. variety of IN.
siness was done. hut nothing nf pariicu.
lar interest. Abolition and mileage were
the leading subjects. A yea and nay vote
was taken IN the motion TO pay the Mem.
bcrs $4,000 year, with 10 cents mileage.
and llir amendment. which was adopted
in cnmmilice. (whcre The names are mol
recnrdcd.) was rejected. $50 vuIes u 81.
On Wednesday. bill 10 extend Tie
revenue laws over California, was dehat
ed II great length. The Nilmol Prnviso
forming, as usual, the staple Of the de.
bale.
The army appropriation bill wa. then
taken up, and again came i debate on
slavery.
On Thursday, afier acting on several
private bills. debate took place ON an
appropriation bill. Alter which. MIR. Me-
Kay reported bill providing for lie COM
age Of gold dollars.
On Friday, 66 private bills were pass.
ed.
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New Orleans, Jan. IS. r. NJ

From Y.catan-Bd Jef,cfen tie american
aud Indians, DC.
We have received news from Yucatan,
giving accounts of battle fought between
The Indians and Americans. There were
supposed t. be about 10000 Of The Indians
and only $40 American troops. Tbs fol-
mer were. after hard struggle, driven
hack. In the engagement 43 Americans
were killed. A large number Of the enc
my were slaughtered. The Indian town
Of rela was finally cipturei and reduced
10 ashes. The Americans, at last ae-
counts, were marching towards Basselas,
where a decisive and desperate battle was
anticipated.
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THE FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival Of the steamship Cana
ia, we have two weeks later news from
Europe. Her dates are 10 Jan. 18th.
The commercial news is favorable
The cotton market for The week ending
The 5th. shows an advance OF 4, and also
III. in American descriptions, with con
siderable speculation, During The wsek
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The AmerIean ,Ielroporlfan

The American Metropolitan
~. Israel Poi. 4 Nsa iesk. formerly pulsli.hsr
oflar Union Msss1inr, h, Issued lie iirsi nun.
her mrs pul'liraliof. raE AsrnleAs Nrrso.
Falfrss M.aaxISa. ahirh nov lies before u
i hsan ia;r eampalisan xilh H. nulnsraus eosa.
Fsieii'oFs: i j. neatly printed. AMI on.amrnlel
with iaEes inc engraving. Psior pr annun
ihFee .loll.,a. tao copies or eve dollars. a. hvr
coIiss f. TN dollars Address Israel Post. s5s
Btaadnas. NeN la.k.
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J. a LINE more Grape, Cap. Bragg

~ LIME more Grape, Cap. Bragg"
Gel Braxion Bragg. whose services on
tho field &c Buera Vista. and in other
Mexican battles, have won him 50 much
renown, was present Al public dinner al
Mobile recently. and on helng toasted,
made neat reply. IN which he took oc-
casion 10 speak modesllv Of his own IN.
,livilual claims. and eulogized in the high
est terms. the materials Of his army, the
rank and file, nv whom our battles are
won, for which their leaders carry off SO
exclusively the whole of the glory. The
Mobile Register, in abiding 10 his speech,
says Bal. Sun.
In The course of these remarks. Col.
Bragg corrected the poplar story, which
associated his name so much with The no.
litical campaign of last summer, during
which be iisMed in 50 many pictures with
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The New York Cola rliras.-Arcn

ing 10 the Annual Rtpoi, Of The Superil,.
iendani. il appears that the nnondaga Salt
Spring. on The Stale reservation. in New
York. yielded during The last year. 4.737.
l26 bushels II salt, heing an increase Of
7s5.774 bushels, or 10. per cent. npon
the quantity produced The previous year.
The State TAX. which was. Two years ago.
reduced from 0 10 cent per hnshel. yield.
ed 4 revenue of upwards of fouy.sesrn
thousand dollars. The manufacture ap.
pears IL be - highly prosperous condi-
lion. Salt is no, alt,gelher so valuable a
Substance ~ gold. il must be admitted !;
hni i would be quite respectable gold
mine which should yield as much money
and be hlonpht =, 50 certain profit as The
Salt Springs of New York.