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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

Little minds rejoice the errors OF men OF gen
ius. as the owl rejoices at an eclipse.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE subscriber having purchased the widows life
in the Real Estate of the late JARVIS MARBLE at Sneed
Ferry Onsow county offers the entire Plantation for sale
1t is considered very desirable situation, having upon the
premises comfortable buildings including Store House.
Wind Mill, &C. 1t is considered desirable situation for
Store Distillery, and Steam Saw Mill.
Persons wishing to purchase invited visit the prem
and examine for themselves Possession given the 18th
of November next. JNO. A. AVIRETT.
Catharine Lake, Onsow co., N c., Sept. 90 1850 2f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

ARREST OF EDWIN FoRREsT.-The New York
Tribune of thursday, has the following =
Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, was arrested by
Sheriff Carnley, at the Astor House, yesterday morn
inc on the complaint of Catherine Forrest his wife,
and held to bail in the sum of $4,000 to keep the
peace so far as Mrs F is concerned she being fear
full of an assault from him. An injunction has also
been granted restrain Mr. Forrest from conveying
awav his property to the injury of the right which
Mrs has therein Mrs Forrest has also, within
a few days commenced suit in the Courts of this
State for divorce against Mr. Forrest the charge
of adultery committed with several persons"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

TIL democracy of twenty-one counties of Penn
sylvaia have expressed their preference for Gen'l
Casss their candidate for President in 1852.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

CHARLESTON, Sept. lS-Cotton market was very quiet
yesterday, the sales having been limited to 236 bales at
tremes ranging from l2a to 1850. Prices very full
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20
The People VS.. the Galphins.


The old Indian war-horse, 10. Lane, who was
removed from the Office of Governor of Oregon by the
Galphin administration, is thus cOmpllmented by the
representatives of tho people of Oregon. The follow
ing resolutions adopted by the legislature of
the territory
Resolved, That in the discharge of his executive
duties as governor of Oregon he has uniformly acted
with view to the best interests of the WHOLE PEo-
PIE, and that his demeanor in office has afforded no
ground of just complaint, butt on the contrary has
been such to meet the best expectations and warm
est wishes of the people.
Resolved That they regret sincerely that the pre-
sdent of the United States has deprived the terri
tory of Oregon of the future services of one so emn
entlv useful and whose usefulness was enhanced by
the unbounded confidence of the people over whom
he was placed.
FATHER MATHEw.-A dispatch from Nashville,
states that the distinguished apostle arrived at that
place on the 9th inst, from Arkansas,
Honor TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.-The Washing
ton Union in recent article the notification
movement in 1882, states interesting historical
fact which has not heretofore been given to the pub
lie It is illustrative of the high and truly national
position which Gen. CAss has always occupied. In
1882 as in $780, he is the advocate of justice to all
and strives to peace and quiet to the country
The Philadelphia Ledger the following account
| of it:
"When the excitement had risen to the highest
pitch the Richmond Enquirer published letter
written by statesman and patriot, calling on the
Legislature of Virginia, then in session. to send
commissioner to South Carolina, who might act as
mediator between that State and the General Gov
eminent The Legislature of Virginia promptly re-
sponded to the call, and Mr.. VIM. Watkins Lee was
despatched on the mission of peace He receiy-
ed with great distinction by the Governor and all the
authorities of South Carolina, and in great degree
succeeded in allaying the excitement and in making
the people of that extreme State return to their allie
glance to the Union The author of the letter. which
appeared in the Richmond Enquirer, says the Unior
of Wednesday last never given to the public
but Mr.. Richie, then the editor of the Richmond
Enquirer, feels no hesitation now to state, for thu
first time that it was LEWIS CAss, then Secretary
! War under Gen. JACKSON. The anecdote is certain
ly very interesting at this period and proves Gen
CAss to stand now where he stood Is years ago -o1
the platform of the Union and the Constitution
wise and generous statesman"
Why is q train of cars like bedbug? Because
goes over sleepers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fifth install r@,
y. ment of l2a per cent on the Capital Stock -
OF the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company win
be due on the 18th of the present MONTH (september
J. ]. JACKSON, Treasurer.
September IA, 1850 23t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

Why is g train of cars like bedbug? Because it
goes over sleepers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

H'L DOtNADO or Gold Leaf Tobacco. Tha v.,vs 49,
sale by J. WTT KIT sss,Seso ~ * or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
Meetings tn be Held.

THURSDAY, Mar Q.
American Bible Society-Tabernacle, 1QA. N. Busi.-
meeting at Socety's House. DAM
American Foreign and Christian Union--evening
Institution for the Deaf and Dunb-Tabernacis, e.
P. M
American Temperance Union-Tabernacle, half pas:s
JPN.
American Baptist Home Missionary society-NorfolE.
street Baptist Church Business meeting at 10 A. NJ.
Public conference in the afternoon
FRrpAY, MAY 10.
American Board Of Com missonszs Tor Foreign Mis-
sions-Tabernacle. 10 A. NJ.
Meeting in behalf of the American Board Of Foreign
dissions-Tabernacle. afternoon.
N Y Female Missionary socisty-BedfeDd, street.
Church. 7]s Z. NJ
Annual meeting Of the Ladies Of the Home Tabers.
uace, p. VI.
SUNDAY MAY IL
American and Foreign Sabbath Unicn-Church oor-
Fourth street and Lafayette place discourse BY
Rev, Dr. Bethune, alfpast p. NJ.
MONDAY, Mar 13
Missionary Society OF NJ E. Church-G rcene streer,.
"a p NJ.
TUESDAY, May 81.
City Bible Society-Norfolk street Baptist Church,
~ PM.
"WEDNESDAY NAV a.
American and Foreign Bible Society-Norfolk street
Baptist Church. 10 A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

sry) next addressed the meeting:-ue said bis r,a.,
Of labor South America II snythuv l. Ia he done
In South America must buckle to like men ana not
be tiu!d. The reverend gentleman then made sane
remarks respecting the Spanish Catholics their NM
Der and the fact that the Inqusition not abolished
there until the year 1896 that Spain recognised the
the pulpit was prohibited. but urged that matters
should be carried from house to house. He then drew
attention TO the fact that England doing for
Spain. and urged that South America should conse-
quently be the field for labor by the Union
Messrs. Drmator and Lee and Dr. Kennedy. Their.
briefly addressed the meeting, which was closed by a
hon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

Ds.rsrcrrvx ripr Ar Ovr~.roro. K,.-Toss ESQ 600
The ere At Ovensboro last Monday night very de-
structive, and involves loss Of nearly $50 orp We
learn that there insurance the tobacco. the
amount 81 t2s 90. The Insurance vas as fliows:--
ffsntln Insurance Company Of this city. IS 90;
knor Company, vinsenncs, $4,000: Ftna and prot~c-
tvn Hartford. ~ 600; rrsnklin. Phaielrhis ss0,s.
uo~svd. New York. $4,000 The origin Of the Gre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
MODERN CHRIS TlANITY.
the RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.
The Reports Continued from the First Page

NEW YORK, A. d., 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12
Nesc tlttn iiberleae !!
9Spn der S;inifrrriEi ann 0icf1fl

Sie untsrfbriebenen Iinb 8erfertiger pon pe6efs
erten ptne Se eampen mal rantirt 3ufrieoenbsit Su
9epen IN Sot9e eaB iid Der innere @Dnoer bis gang
0Inunter letbt an ben duBeln anIe9t uno fOmit am
orennpuntte re9elmdBi9 futtert, woeurd prrurfa6t
wro oaB ote eampe piel befdnb9sr uno beer brenut,
ophe 0etu0 ooer &auh, uno Spar NIT oaielben
SluanIltat pune Del. ais burtb ir9sno cine ansHs
in ibrer Struftur uno ledbt in Sreuuno AL baIten,
aber oatet ene Ssree fur ir9eno cine t0aue StSbY,
ODER no iie bingetban weteen. Q[les mas mfr
fOroern, 1T, Elm SerIu6 NIT ecnIslben III mod,eu
uno feIbf! 6u uribeen.
Gne aGlgemeines Q6crtemcnt nsue Smts Soueef.
bras, !0au 9atsruen parlOr Stono 9ampen SuIpens
bling 3ampsn, Sanep unb einfabe S6mol, pine
Se, uno Stub Sampen, BON allen 9ro6cn uno
Qdttens, &rcnIeubter (Sbaneeers), 9enoums uuo
Scitlampen weroen auf bic fIrSelte 8stelluns an
berob9ceten prriicn perferti9t uno 9allen, Sir4sn
uno anpere 9rt ee pIdee Gbett.
Gin arc6es QlIcrtement BON Sluib, @las uno
Britannia Gampen fur 6aus9cbraub wereen ifets
auf ,0ano aebalten, fomie Gampen9lder, metalIne,
papierne uuo 9Idferne Stattirun9en CShadeS),
eompenwie9en BON iecer Qrt, mrfiin9cne uno Sri'
tannia Sops uno Sbraubsn, nm an ale Qrten BON
9aSlompen, pbossene 9asr6bren, etc., Supahen.
S5dnSIer iperScu an Wauufaftursl lreiien prripr8t.
Gine uorSisIi6e SuaIitit Don 8rsunnuc, pine
SeI uno pbos9cne @as ,Wiro INNER auf Sano
9cbalten uno beim Sdrrel oSer in fIeineren Suanti'
dtcn vcrfauft. S5le6eue Stub Ifannen weroen auf
Seiteun9 9emaht.
Die Obiacn Qrtifcl Int i'm G5U6. unt RGeinperfauf
ju baben No 324 Noro 2te Sra6e, 3 &bureu
OberbaIb Samncp. SaftOrp: No. SO gtObIs St,,
nabe Der 4ten, YbiIaceIpbid.
tSciSricf nno !oprning.
ESedeIlun9en auf allie Obigen eampsu, ETC.,
ftnnen i'm Su6ffobr sum ,2etbd pdtriOten" gema6t,
mOclbt iie ltnel befOr9t uno Die GrIifcI an YbiIa
oclpbiarr Yrciien erbaIten mcrcsn.
Wdrj IA, 1850. nq9R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12
@miifaliiebe SSmifr.lntentc.

2tGcntaun, NDlai 16.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12
Dic z dbtte.

Senrp eaureuee, 3abnorSt BON pbiIubrpbia,
bat i'm "@a9c 5Ctcl' cine Office erbttnet, woIcIbii
ct bersit it, 4uen abSuwartsn bic eiuet prCebiOneI'
len Sienfe ben6tbi9t Iino.
Gr III nit eiusm pOrshsIiden QfCrcment platten
uno pipct3dbneu Usrisben, fo,pie nit 3dbncn nit
QrtifItial Sums OunltIidem 3abnfIdfb) weIte ct
aufcic baItbarffe fuu9credtelte Bec einsulceen
bereit III. &rarfbciten ce5 3obnfeilhcS meroen &c
beilt-anasfauIte Sabine ouS9efuIt-9lerpcn franf'
batter 3dbue Obne Sdmcr5 Seritort, uno ale CUR
prOfe6iOn 9eb6ri9en SpratiOnen sur p0li9en 3ufrc'
benbeit In can biui9en Sectn9un9en peutdtet
@r usrwcill ouf fcI9ence Serren wcbnbaft in
pbiIaosIpbia uno QtIcntaun
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Snm q. pottcrlcn, 81. ..
Scbn ". SItGklIan, W ..
Scbn g. Sclpnfnr, IR D., (3abnary)
Gbarls6 o. Naartn, gR. ..
6. SO. NNartin. gN. D.
Gllba ScipnItnr, ,. .. g.
9. Se. 8csdtr, MR. .. (3abuary)
Snc. &rm9, SN ..
3. 8. Stbone, M. ..
q. g. - 3ibne uno @urSeIn wertcn gratis
aus9ec9cn, wenn ie Sur Ginfeeun9 pOn funftIl6en
3dbnen entfernt werocn ipllen.
Qaentaun, December 8. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12
9 att 90 t

wirb pon Socinrieb 0dbricI an bcr NIlcn'
.tauner 9S ttur eben 70 gut, fdb6n
uno biIis fabrjirt aIs pGfdbe r9ene in Neu Sericp
9emadt wercen Fam.
G5 bat cobr in oisfrr @e9enb iebt 9lemanc mcbr
n6tbi9, g8OIIe in cine 9rCbe gnernun9 coer in einen
ancern STaat Sur &srarbcitun9 Su fdifen.
Sebr pise biIIi9 uno brau oenfenoe 8auern baben
ctcs aud cn9eisben uno bereits ibre BcIe nab benz
NIIentartner Gtablfemsnt 9sbratbt
2tIe QnoGrn, weIde nod gSolle uerartetcn lailcn
wOIIen, wercen b6fitf cinseIaben baiIeIbe Su tbun
uno anjurufen an Der
stlleutauuer SSDllenmanufaftur NIB Sdrbrrri.
Stunt 81. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12
Gin onpsreS piGeuftboftlibss sSunper!
y cpfi u,

cine tunNltbc
Scrbauun95: SIlfj9feit pocr 9oariiher Soft,
Sin Grpers NfittcG fir SpspcpTa!

tuuflihc
@crbauun95 SIIfii9fct Oor 9aflrlhrr Soft,
Sin 0rperS @fittcG fir Syepcpfn!
9Grt prn 8rnuct cctr bcm pirtCn 9o9u res SdIn nab
NnprlIn9tn ccn N0rrn Stcbt9 cn 0rcftn ppfclcliihn
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Otbk Straft, QbMoipba, Yn.
Dies II wobb Cn wunotrtares Mlttd fir lInotreaulbtc
GNfppla, 0ctIdt Stbtrbtlptrern &crtcpn9 uno Dcbis
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aOltritbtu Saft bttur.
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Sd,maNs bic S0our6 cnticbt
Sycpin uuS Sicnuct.
Nern i'll Sa 9aupecmcnt oSer arebs Ss
s6s Ss$ msiilidicm iaSss nGd Sem SCSt SennScn anS
% St"aa"nSSn SS S;aSs% S s @ gS!sr; 5a ss ss%:
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tn?s Salts mad.t tc!a9 sntasne ?al , fame gDt a!d
tagnS s0ssn Ss9dsr Strm6h S% NM snStrt @rsiis
len wrrSrn Faln trrn mir fcgcnrr
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@NrUn eiee@ in rnrm ttrHbmcn 2eerte iter anin,adc
G4tm a9t Gns trmilidIe auioirmSs 5lfateit Itit &C.
rrrhrSn Srcic1rtEr ais Stciih une Gncr rpit ptran
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12
R&0eittel fir SQ6nmeD.

9tricntn bic nit cir lbmEribm 8ranfbClt 9Ia9t fnc
tSunIn Gins RbIrG Sur pcn etm Inter jnCtn, Cinn germ;
0u rrE Crb0lt @s tcgt Ole @snlbat UNI Die SABINE Hrr
ktulru SduuiG i'll tCpabrln Sctl rabT Ole init rCn 3abn:
ub olGa huo Snncn Ourun nSr 2Scbnung 9eract &C:
oSitr prr Scpftcps oalt in Dem udTbn GStdues mrrn
ftb riE Yrlttfh6 tSfurr.
Daniel &ciper.
Die lncrcihnStln, 9Gr1r rr Sdpt aatntun, batcn ron
Souid Scipcrs abuptbSrcpfn Sctrat 9Sna uno tSnnsl
cjt ol5 Gin trafscS d 9c9n es fbmtrbaiE &rontbcit
Mpfibrn.
s. B. MfIY, g9iaam Burger,
SEQ. &ifler Seremab S6nabsI,
Sarab Wo1ep, tosnrp lSortuer,
Sl. SahariaS, Soiram Beers,
GObelt Nramer Qeter Siebl,
tocnrp Sbw0re, 6. gan9ewer,
gS. S. Serrt q. 4. @jan9cwer.
Sul Is, 1850 a9lS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12
tsPamnicr, oorriSturs, San. 2s, 1850.

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brit Der Gtpsr Der e9n sieun9 ees Stnots prn 9nnNIpa
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run9 bcS SeibluPtS 3t9t
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rsn bic SSrrsu o. Scenes 8rrc g. ertsr 9rapN, SHtom N
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SomL. gB. Yrarfon, S6r.
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Tuos. AP. c. JONES, L. s. Navy
X H. Dimnlick 10 Hon U. Butler King.

SAN JOSE. CALIFoRNIA, January %. 1880.
Dear Sir: perceive by the papers received here
since your departure for the States that you charged
with having exeried 1uence in the frnation 81 onr
State Constitution. Knowing hcse oh rg,s In be with
ont foundation. viii give You the following faes.
which transpred within my kpowltt le. Some fur
weeks previous zen. Ri'ys issuing his proclama n
cnling a convention 10 fom Stat, constitution, Geneml
Rlsv informed me that he should issue the same prly.
d ina, Congress f,ilel TO give Territorial gayern-
mont At It's hen present ses-i n. General Riley recsig-
;no inlormaliln f the defeat of the tetrito bill.
nr,mr,ly issued his pracama ion. 1t was published
!. Tins city, and large meeting held, and the pro
clsmation unaaim usy approved OF BY The people =
An This was done before yo1t arrival at Saa Ftaas
cisco These facts within my oWn personal know /
edge.
Ast, the ]uesti ian fsvery, there bnt one opin-
ion in the conven ION. and uld have been bat ane
with persons fully unde standing the condi i'm # Cali
frnla: SHAREHOLDERS from NJ s5our Kentucky. Mss s,ip.
nj Florida Louisiana and Texas, voting fr lhe pf5po-
stion as contained in the c)nsulinn. As for yopr IN
Guence am tot aware that your opnilns were known
and if thy had been. nothing could have changed the
opinion Of the convention.
If yonr enemies believe hose reports and urre them
AGAINST yau YOU can make such use Of this leer as Won
think proper.
Most respectfully, yaur obadieot servant.
X II. plMNICk.
To Hin. T. Butler King.
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81 Nh tacls pupils IN twelve heutl, ls>son. and have
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the hour that they In the kne tato,s now
and unelual'd system n teaching, having realized the
change ct cpmred hsnd.Nihng iut ono AoNing, cot
tcct aud beautiful sNte 81 feumauznp.
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the principles oi pcmnanship planned
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mn tse Fugitive Save Inv ms h7o /, co,d iril
81 WIND cut Of the SAILS Of he aatlles Never wa,
measure much asiied II al lis pr Visions. l. has t.
encounter pre1dica. pas pa demag 5azm tnor4nc, and
al the weapons OF tigory and ials4hoed \ ,buJy
speaks in lvor of 1t. and yet under the ehie law ui
heer OF The Government, along W.T. the President Of the
Coed States, declares that II DIES mol abolish the ha
heas corpus. and hat it Is in all Is rroYi.i ms con-tilu
tanal. At the same time Judge f tie supreme Cour,
eonsrues the law rgoraosy and hesallg aal Vet SETS
siive Tree after a fall bea ing n his elss. Her, then
Is pfast'ca answer thousand and one of the false
hoods OF TN, act Of Congress. The is not au,clhr
II eaf hiking but W. desire il fIly tested. and
sili more. the truth IN reference 10 Is DIVISIONS faulty
stated. -.Nttc York Express
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,o.y FINN foreign countries in foreign ships Over
-, Mason himself doubted his powers after retdae he
ossa ne and was anxions 10 reign his civil functions
The hands If thu people with as little delay as pas, be
In The autumn Of Isis, he sanctioned call elect dele
e. Ia convention for he formation of a territorial gay
sment This move Us had predicted at my frsl In.
,a,,ev vi h Governor Mason failed. aud then nv plan
~, stae organization was freely discussed, and the
.,on,e were ripe for action that point and General
Rey's proclamation far eec ms to elect delegates IN
S,,s Convention issued before you arrived at ian
Eancisco" and Of curse before YOU colI possibly have
had any personal agency ia usgat1g " even fastening
such measure.
A Stakeholder mys II, barn and always living in
slave State. Virginia. IA Southern man with Soah.
era principles i saw, thought saw, in y a,e
Organization The only means by which Clflrria could
obtain the II esings 81 peace AID 20 g,veumeol; and
that repnhcan constitution formed by fair reptesrn-
taton of The fefrtary n convention, whether il admit
ted slavery not would b the work Of The people
themselves wonl be received by Congress, aud
the vexed question # slavery in The Territories be once
more, and fondly hoped { rever. put to rest
an my dear ,r Sery truly, your itiend and obcdient
servant.