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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-30
CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF..

aB We are authorized to announce DUGALD A. La
MONT candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of New IIano-
yer county at the ensuing election in August next
March %, 1852 l73te
agWe authorized to announce Mr. GEORGE AL
DERMAN, candidate for the Office of Sheriff for the
County of New Hanover at the ensuing August election
March Is, 1852 l60-2Ste
A5We authorized to announce Mr.. THOMAS w.
DEVANE a candidate for the Office of Sheriff for the
County of New Hanover at the ensuing August election
March H. 1852 15527-te
Rg-We authorized to announce MIR. THOMAS Ii.
WILLIAMS. candidate for the Office of Sheriff for the
County of New Hanover at the ensuing August election
March H. 1852 l5s27-te
RJ-We are authorized to announce Mr.. E. d. HALL as
a candidate the Office of Sheriff of New Hanover County,
at the ensuing election, the 9th day of August next
February 7, 1852 130lm-23-n
Ry-We arc authorized to announce JOHN D. MOORE,
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of New Hanover coun
ty, at the ensuing August election.
April 9th, 1852 30-te
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By his Ercecncy DAVID REID. Gorer0r of the St tc #

By has Ercecncy DAVID S. REID Governor of The st tct
North Carolina.
WHEREAS, threcfths OF the whole number of members
each House of the General Assembly did the last session
pass the following Acts
AN ACT THE CONSTITUTION NoRTu CARotdNA.
WHEREAS, The freehold qualification required for Le
electors for member of the conflicts with the fuE
mental principles of liberty Therefore,
SFc. l. Be it fHarted by the General assembly IF The
State If North CaCia, and It herCby cnacrd 6Y
HTry IF Ike threclhs of the whole number Of mem
ber Of each House eoncurrng that the second clause of
third section of the first Article OF the amended
day of November, A ID 1886 be amended b. striking
the words and possessed of freehold within the dis
rct OF fifty acres Of lard for six months before and
the day of election that The said Of said section
shall read rs follows All free white Of lineage of
y-onc years (excep is hereinafter dccarc) who have
been inhabitants of any district within the twelve
mouths Immediately preceding the day any election
shall have paid public taxes shall be entitled to for
member of the
SEC. 2 Be further eqctcd, That the Governor of the
State be, and he is hereby directed Issue his prnca-
ton to the people of North Carolina least six months be-
fore the election for members Of General Assembly
setting forth the purport OF his Act and the amendment
the Constitution herein proposed. which Proclamation shall
be accompanied by true and perfect copy of the Act
thenticatcd by the certificate of the Secretary
both te Proclamat ion and the copy Of this Act the
OF the State shall be published in all the newsna-
of this State and posted in the Court Houses
Spcctve Counties IN this State. least months before
the election of members to the next General Assembly
Read three times and agreed by the whole
number of members of each House respect
in General Assembly, this the 9th day OF January 1851
j. c. DOBBI 4. :. ri G.
n -
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF wIAINGToN, NoRTH-CARoLIVA.

ARRIVED.
April 26-Schr Volant, Watts, from Little River, to n
Costn with naval stores, SC.
Corn and Shingles, to Miles Costn.
Schr Memeno, Smith, from New Iork, to j. II. Planners
schr. Champion smith from Little River. with Naval
Stores, to Adams, Bro s Co.
Steamer Chatham, Evans, from Fayetteville, to I. G.
1"U s Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, sterott, from
Charleston, with y passengers.
April 27.-Seamer Rowan, NcRae, ON Fayetteville, TO
E. J. Lutteroh; with cotton.
Steamer Brothers, Banks, Fayetteville to J. Banks s.
April IS T. s Mail Steamer Wilmington, Gates, foui
April % sclr. L. p smith, Suites, from New York, to
BIZ Brig Ansdalc DOrman from New York. to Miles Cos
Schr Harrison Price, Wheeler, New York. Miles
CoStm.
Schr. Mary Powell, Powell from New York, to Geo Hair
Brig David DufFel Podger from New York, to Geo Iar
Sehr 71anhasset Myers, from New York, to Jos. II.
! Flanner.
Sehr Mary Howard, Tom Marshall, from New York,
| ]. II. FlanEer.
Sehr Sarah Moore, Hack. from philadcll hia s D.
Brig Samuel Small, Trcadwel flom Boston, to Adams,
Schr Express Gibbs, from Hyde county, to ]. r. Blos
schr. Sam. Lyman. Murphy. from Hyde county with
corn for Freeman & Houston, and !. r. llossom
| 29.-U. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Stcrett, from
29-Steamer Souhcrncr, Rush. from Fayetteville to A.
D. CazauX.
| OFF MAIN BAR THIS MORN1NG.-Fark MuSkingum,
from Liverpool, with sack salt, to Miles Costn.
CLEARED.
April 81 -Schr. Susan IL Young Cts for Natanzas, by
NJ. Costin with 100000 f. lumber
April 27-Stcamcr Chatham, Evans fer Fayetteville, by
T. G. Worth
27-Schr Era Chamberlain. for Boston. by Del osSet s.
Brown with s ECO bushels roug rice, 2U0 bbls rosn.
Scir. Mary Abigail Charlotte, for SEalottc by Chad
boun s. Hooper; with mdze.
U. s Mail Steamer c.. Vanderbilt, Stcrett for Charles
ton, with SO passengers.
Anril 27-Schr Sen Bird Godfrey for Baltimore bv A d.
ans, Bro. s. Co; with 50 900 feet Z. p. lumber
April 2S-U. :. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Smith, for
Charleston, with SO passengers.
Schr Express, Ayeritt, Onslow CO., by DeRosse &
Brown.
Steamer Gov Graham Hurt for Fayetteville, by T c.
Worth with mdze.
April 29.-U S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Bates for
Charleston. with y passengers.
Brig Maria T. Wilder. Coffin, for Saco, Me, by VIM. NJ
LIarriSs with so 600 it, Timber.
Steamer Rowan. McRae, for Fayetteville, by L. J. Lu-
tcroh with boat Odd Fellow in tow
Steamer Southcrncr, Rush. for Fayetteville by A. d. Caz
aux.
Schr Topaz, Smith, for Hyde county, by Miles Costn.
Schr Statira, Loud for Sonngten, Ct by Miles Costn
with lumber
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NEW YORK. April 27-6 p. NJ -t,otton4-The market
has been active to-day under the news by the Franklin with
sales of 900 bales at s. sae for niddliag ppand and
h. FlourSalcs Of 11.OUD bbls at II 81 80 Corn
Sales of % 900 bushels Southern white and 1t 60
PorkSales Of 800 bbls prime SIF. eefSaes of 300
bis at 81 25 s10 and $I3 LardSaes DISCO bbls At 10
Rce.Sa!es during the last three days 800 teces Care
and Maracabo at % asa Sales of 500 bbls Prison and
Ohio at 2D5 2lc =
PHILA DELFHIA. April 24.-Naral Storcs-There has
been doing in Rosn and sales of about 1900 bb
mon are reported mostly 81 s5 per bb part fer
export Nothing in Pitch or Tar. Spirits TmpcnLe
and advancqx and sales of4 SEQ bbs have been
made in lots 46 Soc. per gallon, the usual terms
closing at tie latter rate. cash.
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pAGUEHREor,YpE, .PoKr1, i1rs.

TTNIE subscriber would respectfully to the citi
i Of Wilmington and vicinity, that he has received
large additions to his stock and prepared to
psh everything that the Art has attained He has every
convenience for taking whole size pictures GOn the small
est miniature, together with very large of
Frames and beautiful Cases.
At considerable expense he has obtained Chemical pre-
paration which is decided improvement in the Art and
which produces proofs which cannot but please the a
tidous lie has also fine assortment Of Gold Lockes Pins,
Sc. in which to place Lkcnesses, which he is determined
to sell cheap that every have opportunity of
obtaining Likeness of dear Parent, Relative. Friend.
To Lovers he would state that he has Cases made
y for their quite small that they be carried about
the person with no Inconvenience lie has apparatus Cor
taking Views Whh Is Il very great improlvmc 4 call
is earnestly solicited from all Of the Arts and
Sciences whether they wish pictures or
Sick diseased persons taken at their dwellings, Paint
ings and lagucrreOyncs correctly copied.
Instructions given in the Art and proficiency guaran
tied.
Rooms NeSsrs Polly s. EIarts Store. Front st.
Apo 1872 3t-35-t ]. w. GULlCK.
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SOUTH CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CHARLESTON, S. C..
TUARTERED by the State of South Carolina, whL
Y Capital of $a5o.000, all paid in and well invested.
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND LIFE RISKS.
CIIAS EDMONDSTON, Ires't.
\. L. TOBIAS, Scc'y.
Directors:
ROBERT MARTIN, Col. JAMES GADsDEN,
NJ. G. MoRDECA, CHAs. H. WEST,
S. MoWRY, Jr Henry CoGIA.
The subscribers having been appointed agenti this place
for the above named company prepared to offers
and issue policies of Insurance Fire, Marine, River and
Life Risks liberal All losses incurred this
agency, will be promptly adjusted and paid by the under
signed. DEROSSEI & BR OWN.
N. B.--Risks will be taken the lives Of slaves the
most liberal terms.
Wilmington n c.. Dec. !. 195I-72-d&wtf
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NoTE.-Rvcr Lumber, Tar and Turpcntirc, sold in the
water, subject the expense of landing, inspection,
cooperage &c say Lumber, so cents to 81 NJ Tar
and Turpentne about 10 Is per barrcand for
val stores when brought per railroad about the expen
ses incurred *FOr dry Virgin mixed Tupcntine
deduction is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-30

THE LARGE AND COMN1ODIOUS STORE a.,
i HOUSE & LOT, situated on the wharf, below Hs;.a
Market Street formerly occupied by Messrs. Savage -
& Mcares and by Messrs. Freeman & Houston.
wholesale Grocers and Shipping merchants. The LOT
43 feet front the wharf running back ia feet
STORE HOUSE, main building, 81 feet front by 100
feet deep with extra to the front of feet wide
by 20 deep, which is used for counting the
store also attached to the the side back
of the counting is Wareroom TO by % feet. The
whole building stories high except the back
which is story-a built of brick, and covered with
tin The store has free privilege to the wharf for landing
shipping any and all articles of merchandise produce
which belong to the occupant Of the said store
There is unexpred lease the premises three
years and five months from the LIST day of May of 500
year. payable quarterly with the privilege of renewing
for five after the expiration of the first lease at the
same rent.
If not sold previous to the st day of May the premises
and improvements will he sold that day Auction IL
o'clock, A. NJ, in front of the store.
TEEMs:-One third cash onethrd in 80 days, with in
terest, negotiable and payable at Bank The remaining
onehird in three years, with interest from date. payable
semiannuay to be secured by mortgage the property
A. Y. w. HEWLETT.
April l6 1852 I90-ts-32-ts
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D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of VIII %
IN mington that he has opened shop Second "
street. neS o1Or seo" the mote and
Furniture in a superior Hc will give his atten-
ton to the repairs of old Furniture. and hopes receive
liberal share of patronage.
Mr. F. will also make CoFFINs of various kinds, and at
short notice
April 18th. 1852 l99-3t-34-3ln
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COMPREHENSIVE.

E subscribers have entered into copartnership under
the firm of s. B. & J. A. EVANS, who will continue
the DRUG BUSINESS at the stand formerly occupied by
A Evans Brother They in daily receipt of addi
tions their stock of MEDICINES, DRUGS. &c and in
ve those wishing articles in their line, to call before pur
chasing elsewhere. S. B. EVANS. NJ. d.
J. 4. EVANS.
April 18th, 1852 I9l-tf
Commercial and Herald copy week.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

GTRAIED from the subscribers, large dark bay a.
- black HORSE, about years old has EassGN
white mark on his left fore foot and has a round q Os
body We will pay the above reward and all
pcnse, any person who will take him. him
RANSOM & FULLER.
Snecd's Ferry. Onslow county. Anril Is 1852 34tf
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STRAY MULE.

4 MULE STRAYED AWAY. purchased two weeks ago
n in Johnston county, has been worked 1t is probable
he will make for home Any person taking him will confer
Il favor, and be paid for their trouble
April 29-34-lt VIM A GWIER.
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April Is. 1882
NOTICE.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the sub
L scrbers. under the firm of A. c. EVANS & BRO, is
dissolved by mutual consent The business of the firm will
be closed by ]. A. EVANS. A. c. EVANS
April 18th, 1852 J. A. EVANS.
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NOTICE.,

A SPECIAL TERN of the Superior Court of Law, for
"A the County of New Hanover for the trial of
manning the Civil Docket of said Court. will be held
the Court House. in the of Wilmington the Fourth
Monday in June next when and where all persons interested
required to attend under the penalty of the law
such made and provided
Parties and Witnesses State Docket required
to attend. BY order.
IeSte. S. r BUNTING Clerk.
April 80 1852. Site
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So REWARD.

D UNAWAY from the subscriber, his boy SAM, 26
y aged about . years, little light complicated, "a
downcast look when spoken to. He will PROBABLY beAN
lurking about Wilmington. where he has wife, in Ons
low county, about the plantation of Governor Dudley where
he has relations.
The above reward of 25 will be given for his delivery
the subscriber his plantation on Tops sound New liam
over county, or confinement in the jail of said county.
+ jos. NJ. FOY.
SCOTS Hill, New Hanover county April q 1852 34tf
LNRESli ARRIVALS per schrs. r. ". Brorn and l.. p.
Smih25 bbls of fresh Genesse Flour 10 bags Do
mngo Coffee; 10 bags Rio do do. Java do; hhds Yves
tern Sides box double refined Loaf Sugar: 200 lbs best
Dried Beef. Low for cash. at GEO H. kELLEY'S.
FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR so bbs u. fine and super
j. fine at GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
FOR SALE. 80
MY HOUSE AND LOT, Front Street, in the H4s;I
WI town of Wilmington. Apply to I. G. Miller, -leI-
myself. LUCY A. OWEN
April 20 34-3t
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q BAGS OF RIO COFFEE Is Bbls of City Mess Pork;
ZC 35 doz Buckets and Booms and Gases Of Matches,
now landing from Schr I'll. Price For sale by
April q VESSEL & EILERS.
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AND HEREAs, the said act provides for amending the
Constitution OF the State of North Carolina confer
every qualified for the House the rpI
to vote also for the Senate.
Now therefore, to the end that it may be made known
that if the aforesaid amendment the Contribution shall be
agreed to by twothr Of the whole representation in each
mouse OF the next General Assembly it viii then he submit
ted to the people for ratification have issued this INV pro-
camaton in conformity with the provisions the before re-
esed Act. 49, H
In testimony whereof DAVID S REID Governor If tn.
otaLe on north carolina. hath hereuno his hand and
caused the Great Zeal OF said State to be affixed
Done at the city OF Raleigh. ON the thirty first
SEAL lay OF December the year Of Lord tllo,is-
#**&*@*~elgh hundred and fty-one and in the roth
year of our independence
By The Governor, DAVID g. PFID
IHos SETTLE. Jr Private SecrctarF $50 s--
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation NAV ta will
Of their respective counties.
Jan, g. 1S52-In5-te
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C1HILDaENS' NEW srYLe SHIRTS-A new assortr
u ment, SCOTT & BAI.nWIs.,ss
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STATE Or NORTH CAROLINA.


WILLIAM llLL, secretary Of State, in and for the State
OF North Carolina DO hereby certify that the foregoing is
true and perfect copy of Act Of the Assembly az
this State, o" from the original the file in th: Of
flee Given under my hand, this Dist of cemer 1851
Wl. HILL. Gec-y of Stat.
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$50 RE WARD.

THE subscriber will give FIFTY DOLLARS re- sd
ward for the apprehension and confinement in "a
New Hanover Jail, of certain negro named FRED a
LANE. He is about 30 years cid, about feet ~
inches high bright mulatto and is probably lurking in the
neighborhood of Long Creek
An additional sum Of ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS will
be paid evidence that will convict any white person
a boring said negro. 3. w. BERRY.
ADril 81 I93- lm-33-uoo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-30

T,IOSE YOKE SEAM SHIRTS.-40 dozen more of
i those patent yoke Shirts Just received at
al9 SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
INEN COATS AND PANTS.-A and choice as
IL sortment at SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
COVERED iron frame sole leather Trunks-Fifty, best
~ finish, just landed. Selling low for cash, at
al9 SCOTT & BALDWIN'S
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-30

Mr.. Daniel J. Holmes, of the Sophomore class of
Yale College, New Haven: was married, few even
ings since. to Miss Ezlda L. NJ Plumb. On the
evening following this event, the Sophomore class
met and adopted suitable resolutions one of which
was:- Resolved, that in consideration of the crying
evizs which naturally result from such unions. we
present him with cradle, which, like the purse of
Fortune, We trust may never be empty"
A lady thought it would look interesting to faint a
way, al party, the other evening. One of the CON-
pany began bathing her temples and head with bay
rum, when the lady exclaimed" For Heavens sake
put nothing on that will change the color OF my hair =
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A pRSCLiEATION.

Rooms NcSsrs. Polly s EIart's Store. Front st.
Ap2D 1872 3t-33-;t J. w GU lex
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The passengers names are as follows:
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.
hss a.
si 81 Ass:lsl ns is;Ps siR;s #s
w.a. sAMas Msss
VS. Purssi; Daniel Gants soynsen. A saedsksr. CIV
ssa: s %'i': .: 4:: Ss.S Ds.a:
Fus sS 1s asss
sIs s,aSy ps;',isoss; ksa.fs;sn TSsap:ea:
Ssss :s En-
44%assI.r, xs,sofs. asTnsn. 5 Jacobs: P.ais:.
Norm. si chart
SsSsls: . S.w,. ascosnslli
SsssEs f.issT Ssss:s S;sn Hunter. hssssI hssI;
's.Ii:S d'?$s:
S.isss"s hseiT.; S.rsI igsa ha.s. i...S
@ Young
s.a John George
s;.sa ,s Ssss G.sssp sas;s. a:sss!
s:, s'is';i: &c., ::ss:: 1i'sly;
children, y. raets, " Porter, Jones' Sash,is,
b.oss s.svss ss,l'E a.o sf.a As
ConTns II Burtir., Dyer Mernst l Ball. Full
W N ~
Moyrey, Marsh. . F Pinvey.. A \ Davis Il Davis,
! Hafhnap. z Ps..,.on. Asvin, Z Z. \ T. Burdook'
Rudolph, Mar.sl. schwieker. A Butler, W Gow.n,J
Bruce. s stamp J Heydrix W Shaw. X Norris, W
2 D Crane. R Murphy Il hGonnel and Bro. James
] 0iiphsn.; " MycisS; Edward Iss. IA sIoSst.
we'll Cook, Mnrdosh, Bure q johnson,
Bradley. Dr. DodsoD, Philip Hamilton. Major Bird
Bsrtbuns. r g Hol ,omb 9 Fish IN N p; John M.,tiG
j Bayburn. Godfrey d rreenwood, L Bennett Ben-
nett Guilford J r Hope. Burns. D Smith Coleman
Keensb. McGos san, G A asllevAy,J Kepsey. Harper
recke G Matipwealts @ Lsmbrsy. 8 CrookeI Gilman
and sor Ludwig Mason @ Johpson. Anderson,
Stevenson. J Fix Fall w Boyd. Curtiss Lows.
Moore. Frabuper. and Brown Harved-Total $40.
Our thanks due to Messrs. Adams Co., Berford
Co and to the Purser Of the Illinois Mr.. Comstock,
for late papers.
The following List Of the gold dust which left San
francisco the 18th ult in the steamship Northerner,
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Miscellaneous Items.

ARRIVAL OF CLirrrns The Sea Nymph Argonautand
Stsgbound are among the numerous arrivals which are
reported in paper this morning They have all been
looked for during past week though not supposed TO
have been due. many OF the same class OF an
earlier date from the Atlsnc stl out These ships
have done well and their passages may he considered
gtoo The season Of the year is much against rapid
ION nom the Alsntc 10 the Pacific. rhe stsghound hsd
sails se for eighty eight Gays and within one
thou and miles OF this port the lith ult The Argo
paut and Sea Nynipb report similar weather We shall
doubt bave another feet ta report In next pub
icaton we'll as some wild Transactions In merchsnd
S custi.n " rife IN nearly al descriptions of goods by
vesse The ntrva of which ouly happily r-leve the
vsnt of articles without depressing the rket
Affecting Prices. Int2croot specuatorsmay possibly SUI
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Advces to the let ult have been receivea fom sle
Lake via Oregon The news is unimportan. largo
number Of emgraps 10 the Paeds we're res,ps .nets,
| ,hrs xa he disorder and trouble among the saints
,hen had existed for many months previous The fl-
i ss,ract from the Desra Nstos indicates decent
, s e. their Great Father a. Washington to @y .hs
ssi and perhaps they have been frightened into ths
The President disposed to DO justice 10 US not
,or,shin0 OF the prfjudceS Of msnyn
Ard sga'n II saye.--
Ihe President is disposed 70 - us Justice that Is ~
we ak snd may aoi A'mis .s hi,a, aud enablo
In 20 aecemII-L - .---s.' ~
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
TWELV& DAYS LATER NEWS
FROM CALIFORNIA.
TWO MILLIONS OF GOLD DUST,
INTELLIGENCE FROM TIE MINES.
suffering and Mortality on Steamships.
'ff ~>s~">>~~~~(V>>>~>>>o>>>
T r { M A r x e is,
60, &c., Sc

The steam hip Illinois Capt Hartstein arrived at this
port at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon with adyica from
San Francisco to the 18th ultimo
she brings large number OF passengers the Califol
mails and nearly two millions OF dollars in gold du st.
The following ale the amounts Of gold on freight -
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Marriages and Deaths
AT SAN FRANCISCO.

AZ the reeidence OF Christian Russ Eal,, by Judge
Campbell Charles Russ Miss Eliza Reichard both Of
thfs city.
ny Rev Mr smons Mr. Geor1e r Drew n san FRAN
cisco, 20 Miss HsrrttT. Haskell, of ropshsla, Mo
On the East ps " Rev Mr. Hlllsy, st tho rssl:ncs
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
At New Albany Linn county 20. T.) on the 4th Of
July, by Robert Houstsn, J p Mr.. Absalom NJ. Smith
and Miss Perena Hackleman both Of Linn county Ore
On the oath June by the Rev Z. r. Geary Hon. M r.
Deadly and Miss Lucy A. daughter Of Robert Hendersm
all of Yamhill county. 20. T)
In Oregon City, on the 11th inst by Elder II. john
SON Mr. 0scsr Beckwith. Of Gribbo's PRAIRIE to Miss
Lucinda 0faeld Of the same place
In Oregon City on the 2lst June of fconsumpticu Mr.
Alex resee, jeweer, formerly Of Stevenson county m
In Polk county, 20 } on the 10th Of June, Samuel
T. Irwin, Of Belfast Lawrence county, Indiana, aged -
years.
Near illsborough 20. T) June 18th, Of lung fevsrs
Mr.. Benjamin Williams, aged 35 He was born In Barne
county Ky and emgrated to Oregon In 1S43 He leasss
. wife and four small children.
In Polk county 20 T } at the residence Of Dr. Jonn
Jackson on the 10Th Of June Samuel " Irwin, of bs>
fast Lawrence county. Indiana, aged 20 years :,
last Mr. James f. Goodrich aged % years, formeEy os
Burlington, Iowa