Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10


oioolpHhe permitted ny the spanish government is
owing to the interest shown by the representative of
orc +bo TTn;+oJ o-ou,z A ,on:oo,, -
c. H. 'G WY
their grateful thanks to Mr.. Crawford and Mr. Syd~
nov Smith Their condnct has cast . 1,stro nnon
ny nes Gas,
tbo 1ansa IF a9as GO H.; o 49, r. 49,,
the grateful thanks of at least one American.
satisfied that it will be echoed by the voice of thou
sands when the news of kindness reaches the United
States"
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IEHscs OF GEoRGiA rom me o1hclai table pub
llshed IN the washington Republic, OF the census o.
Dwelling houses in the State OH
Families
VII White males 2G6. 0s6
" Dl'' ''Ai''''S '' 80 '''' '''' -o9,2-z 521 1913
Free eoored males Acknowledgement. 1865
Free coored females 1872
Observation-Disclosures. - ESQ
slaves NV = :. 80 " " al 1 saI
800 80,
Total population. eO5, 999
eatba dnIn th population s6
Manufacturing establishments producing $500 and
upwards annually 1407
rrxs,.s -. D7-o--, Ia7 ~
cr na e ~ ne lollo"lls - 'ne
n n1Io1ia '3 hno ~, e+o+ ,,,-o
Families in the state 80 % Si6
White males ........................70.4 l7
--14,o0O
Co1ored naleS .-.'.'.' 1,66o
''''N' 80 $3.50 " 80 a5u
Total population 544
Deaths during the year 224l
Sh's III $500
anpnalI p'0'"'s S''o anu IN
TREATY RESPECTING CUBA The lntellIgencer
contains an extract OF letter received by the Afr
ca negotiating ;" treaty respecting the guaranty OF
Cuba. The conditions are that Cuba shall have a
local legislature representation in the cortes of
Madrid and that provision shall be made Tor the
gradual abolition OF slavery IN the island!
r, vrvs.A hr;obt n,orn;r to rorr f.;r f,ca
N;strass Nnrnbv. :, : We'll . GOOD norr;n: Iobn =:
" Och M;strass IJnrnIv ,rb;n;ver 7 COO roll chm,
Trib n,orn;n lilo tb;' i t no n n,;,,d of arid
oopn+br, ond If Tho +;no fvbor I-oJ III - G,
tborrast his soul dacentor nan n;rar qor,
breath and sorro Moor cravtbor r;rnr ,,,ssod b;s
doors without bit of SIM : Troth ha was Iobn
Mistress Murphy n-nnlline q flask ont Of his mock
~ {. ronld ro 1br,st no for b.1f, ,;,+ an T ~
down Till the wharf and avfv aIav with +bo
roof of NV Jacket but til nav We before the SIM
tn he'd - 4 Rnrn the dbran John till 70 INV for
the halfnint We got Yesterday - Mistress Nur-
nh VI, onoLot;coU5t- know ver mother and sbo
Iyos an od bod carriar an, ver f. thor ,yas d;rt1
wa shar-woman an see him banled with s~ rnarI
in hir hnlls to the ca1lovs Won on1d nrlv-n
Io1,n Joood in donhlo o,;ct t;mn nd no,rtor
boor ronr ra filed across tho navonon+
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Hungarian Nobility.
A s'Civil Enginecr' in letter to the London
Times after abiding to the case of the Baroness Won
Beck. gives the following amusing account of the
HUNGARIAN nobility: =" In the wears 1914 and 1915
had under nv command on the Hungarian Central
! Railway about six thousand workmen One day one
of these workmen had wlfully broken some of the
tools and insulted several of the workmen and be-
ing little exasperated. told my hodnet (servant)
to 90 and Law his stick about the insolent fellow 5
! back and send him off the works which he did The
man went to the richter (maristrate) at Waitzen
and laid his complaint, and at the same time pro-
| H. s+ no r;cbtar eoot No 1rd n T lad H.
~ ;vo tho man ton or fftoon aor;ns o,d r,oI 10
W ~, f r. 10 NV nnoaondad o';t IN NV
49, :. npIlaman,,1 IN tho Iinneor;an s1na;o
Of law # wonld cost me- at least from 20 r. fo00
Tho MA astrato norsnadod tho man to tao 6ro a.
Ut ia n1 so ta S dr ~ IAe I've
+n rd told n,o tba+ r. nv, bpddnat bad aalr
kiile one of the irnohle ones no one wond hava t.,
ken anv notice oft
! In consequence of the above oare orders +bot M
snohleman, in future sbonld he emn1oved m tho
works bnt sir Won can indoe IF NV srrrr;se whom
7 fonnd that ont IF nv sly thousand ,vory noonlo
men and women. had fonr thousand nohlnmen and
noble families in nv emplov and under these cir
cnmstancas was comneed to cancel mot sirn\ tho
| MAGMA Cbarta had caused to he issued Jnst i'm
acme. sir, nv noble baron navvies, wheeling the
barrows. and their noble harnesses fllino them
besides four Thousand mobiles to do HOMAGE 70 me- av
cry morning. without anv shoes or stoct;nos IN
these were pulled off and slowed awav While thew
were at work Mr.. Paeet states in his work that