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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25
GrcefY unon Scott.

Horace Greedy, of the New York Tribune now
one of the most enthusiastic Scott papers in the
country, is charged by the Albany Register with
being the author of the following taken from letter
of his written before the nomination of Gen. Taylor
at Philadelphia, in 1913:
Send delegate to the Convention, if you can,
for Clay if not for Clay for Corwin if not for Cor
win, for Seward if not for Seward, for TAYLOR. But
last of all for Scott Scott is van conceited cox
comb of man. His brains, all that he has, are in
his epauetes and if he should be elected President
he would tear the wing party into tatters in less
than six months"
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Seeing notice of the sale of this vesse-the pion-
eer of steam line between Charleston and Liver
poo-we applied last week for information upon the
subject to Charleston contemporaries, and are
happy to learn in reply, from the Charleston STAN
dard, that the South Carolina has not been sold with
any view to the abandonment of the line, but be-
cause she was not built with proper reference to
the depth of water the Charleston bar not being
able to enter and depart at common tides: or with
full cargo.
ESS%The steamer Isabel arrived at Charleston on
Friday last, with Havana dates to the 18th inst
The steamer Cherokee, from New Orleans, bound
to New York, sailed from Havana on the 14th.
The steamship Eldorado had arrived at Havana
from Navy Bay.
The Island of Cuba was quiet.
No political or commercial news Of moment.
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over 0nslow, Robson and Sampson We would
call the attention of our friend of the Fayetteville
Carolnian to this matter, and hope that he will ia
vor us with his views upon It.
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:. WILMINGTON y MANCHESTER RAIL RoAD.-The
Marion Star OF Tuesday last. says: ave have
eeised lnforration from Mr. Solomons. an Engineer
Oh nus Noad ina, the cars will begin take in pas
sengers al Lyneheurg to-day. This point is two miles
west OF t.yaches Creek. on public road, twenty
Two miles som Darlington c. H. and forty seven from
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VIGILANCE Committee.

Of New Hanover County appointed by the Chairman of the
Democratic Ratification Meeting, held Court
in the town of Wilmington, the night 18th june
1852, in accordance with resolution adopted by said
meeting:
WILMINGTON DrsraIcT-John C. Bowden, d. X. McRae
w. G: Bettencourt, H. HOwey, Baxter, R.. Strange,
SON, w. N. Peden, S. D. Wallace E. W. Hall, J. r Mil
ler D. Dickson, John Walker, L. H. Marsteer, s. r Bun
jones' ns p NJ ST SSss1Sy IT. R
Nixon j s lanes S 2 Polly A. T M Ne John
B BihR il kf fss:r vi T ReoS E.
Ausan G. O. Walton, A J. Grady. w. Murphy. D. Teller
B. Fanner, James Fulton, A Sherwood, W YOpp John
A. Parker Edward Cantwell, H. W. Foy, John Smith, H.
LOWER BLACK RIvKR-Owen Alderman, Joel L. Moore,
James McDufe, D McAlister Dr. j. Simpson Thomas
V canixr1cENAnthony Bourdesuz VIM G. Marshall VIM
IS InaR Prdsen john NJ Pdgs Hs F Wilson .H'" Lev"
Lone CEEEk-Saml H. Bell J. E. Bunting, James Gar
Alfrsi 1. Moore, Thomas H. Williams L. Nj Bourdeaass,
Major T Groom, c. D. Henry, VIM S. Larkins, James Me-
MIDDLE soUND-o F. Alexander. R. Everett, John w.
Hamilton, Benjamin Mott NJ. Bason, John A. Sanders, D.
FEDERAL PcNr-Afred Craig, James 5. Newton, Joseph
G. Pickett Jesse Craig, Sem Uriah SULLIVAN Thomas s.
UPPER souxD-Ricbard Bcasey Charles Craig, Thomas
Joyner James NJ Stevenson, Daniel s Sanders, Puram
asbt y sdSay BENJAMIN Howard Cha,
Id Alexander lex Hin W Nixon RobsT' q Nixon Ino How
brook. D. S Sanders, NJ. Nixon, J. NJ Foy. John w ST.
i George, David K. Futch, d. r. Comic, n. F. Nixon
! HOLLY SHELTER-John P. Bannerman, Larkin Lanier,
Isaac Rochelle John Shepard Amos Wooen John James,
Sam Player. David Williams. Amos Rochelle
ROCKY PoINT-James Bowden, Maurice c. Collins, Da-
vid McIntire, VIM J. Hand, Jno McLendon, VIM Ro~
bitzsch, T. II. Tate.
| SOUTH WAsHINGToN-Robert I. Zimmerman, Dempsey
Harre, Hardy Groom, VIM J. Newton, James B. Pgford
R. H. Tate John D. Powers, b. r. Newkirk Lott Groom
! Daniel Alderman.
| PINEY WooD-Isaac NJ. Alderman. C. T. Murphy, NJ
Register, James L. Bland James F. Groom, VIM A. Lamb
James A. Moore, VIM X. Larkns.
UPPER BLACK RvER-Charles X. Corbctt. Lewis High
smith, James Kerr, Abner Robinson E. Bland, j. r. New
ton. A. Corbett, John C. Devanc. VIM c. Henry Dr. A
I F. Ncwkirk, DR.. ]. B. Seavey K. c. Murphy.
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Correspondence.

The following correspondence between JOHN A.
SANDERS, ESQ., and the Committee appointed by the
late County Convention, to apprize him of his nomi
nation as candidate for the Senate. handed to
us few days since, but has been unavoidably de-
layed:
WILMINGTON, June 10th. 1852.
DEAR SIR Having been appointed by the DEM
ocratic Convention of New Hanover County, which
met in this place yesterday afternoon, committee
TO apprize you of your unanimous nomination as a
candidate to represent this county in the next Sem
ate of North Carolina, take pleasure in dischar-
ging the duty assigned us, and in requesting your
acceptance of that nomination.
We remain, very respectfully, yours
]. M. STEVENSON,
N F. NIXON,
J. P. BANNERMAN,
J. H. MURPHY.
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pa~The Commercial of yesterday says fran

n@~The Commercial of yesterday says frankly
and plainly that it cannot support Scott, but that
the election of Pierce and King would rebound more
to the honor and advantage of the country than
would the election of their opponents. The Com
mercial is whig paper, and we believe that in this
matter it expresses the views of very considerable
and highly intelligent portion of its party in this
State who cannot swallow the Seward pill coat
ed though it may be, by the addition of Mr.. Graham
to the ticket Praise from Democratic source
might be regarded with suspicion and we forbear,
Mr.. Loring, however, has our thanks for the indie
pendence of his course.
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Not Exactly

DEMOCRATIC TEsTIMoNT.-The Tarboro' Southern
er. Locofoco, publishes communication from an
s. Edgecombe Democrat" who says of Mr.. Kerr
".Fle is strong speaker and able debater and al
though consider him the wrong side, on most of
the points relative to federal politics, yet he
tain1y got decidedly the advantage of the Governor
the discussion for the way be walks the political
* boards is a caution. "-Fay- OBS. 22d inst.
The Observer makes slight mistake in regard to
the communication in the Tarboro Southerner, from
which it makes the above quotation. The communica-
ton is neither signed nor written by an Edgecombe
Democrat but is signed Conservative y and, as
we can state upon unquestionabe authority, was
written By bitter Wing. The little mistake made
by the Observer, reminds us of the French Acade-
my's definition of lobster as A red fish that walks
backwards; opposite to which CuTier wrote in pen
cil-s It is not fish it is not red it does not walk
backwards; otherwise the definition is correct
MURDER We learn that individual named
Weeks, of Sampson county, died on the 9Th instan
! from a wound inflicted Monday the 18th by Davic
Barfeld of this county. 1t is rumored that the parties
were intoxicated, and were fighting. when Barfel(
seized an axe with which the fatal blow inflicted
Dligent search has been made By The Sheriff of ihi
county for the perpeirator Of This act but he could
i:- sks-s2e hoe lad tha
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R1cH.-About the richest of the rich things per-
taining 70 the late Wing Convention is MIR. Bry
an of South Carolina undertaking to pledge that State
for Scott. And H. w. Miller of Raleigh pledged
North Carolina too and by twelve thousand. Gen.
erous men Messrs BRYAN and Miller
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DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN CHARLOTTE, ~ Give
are pleased to learn that our party friends in Char
lotte are not to be without organ in the ensuing
campaign. One is to be commenced about the first
of July, under the editorial management of Robert
P. Waring, Esq. of that place 1t will he an addi
tional vehicle of information to the community, and
under Mr. Warnings auspices will do good service to
the party.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25
Mhlg Nominations.

The Wing National Convention at Baltimore ye
terday, nominated the following ticket:
For President,
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EvARM for SALE at AUCTI0N.-Tne
Farm Of .hs iYe,cks sx.Sos SAID F|% eosssa:
about sal acres in high state o. col ~.h yans-
eraNed NUT sua bald - q 20 sss~
oder Sand Farm IA half a nj from the W. sttion
n, MsmaroBech and ~ from, New Rochelle Statioa SAID
r. d., ON the premises. SxH~ssAA - s-esS~s
tM iNs
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rAGE, GENTLE MAID, and " The STARS OF A SuNNuR
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twill be seen BY the following that il will be difficult to
beat
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tn. .nar,raous verdict Of the Amsroan Pre"s, that
GRAHAM. FOR 1852, Is THE LEADING MACA-
ZINE OF THE COUNTRY, IN MERIT
AND POPULARITY
That verdict We do not shall be reversed BY any
bill Of exceptions filed against IT, from want OF merit IN
fuurs numbers, The extraordinary increase Of the list Of
GRAHAM,
in the last SIXTY DAYS, guarantee shA the verdict
efthe Press 1, Endorsed by the People.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
"cy.ban is the best Of our Magazines. There 10 an
originality, freshness rgo,, ns an nsr.
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ca We would rec, end this work above all others 70
those who tesIe something useful ss wen as "a
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lnhers Well II mai "a, .as Sae S.ess 49, ts
we can I see how he gsis UP such ssplsnd wors
tWestera Emporium; GernAa'osn; ol'o,
are ssfl.fed that kind Of literary matter
iss.d IDsm.eI.e Wig, BslIeIoD, nj, p p Il
"Graham's Magazine infinitely The hes. literary wsrk
Gysbam - lie res, Magazine II Anerlc4- iarper not
excepted lLirtiy naiHei' Nes' L''sipi On.'-
George G4ahala has appointed Us his Agents for New"
York and vicinity, as follows
.Ih.ve included an arransemsut With Messrs. Dewitt
Davenport by wh eh they can iurEkh Cialans MAJ
1ne as CfEArLY and as EARLY lt5r sa4 seud men e
ho 10 90 ~ az they can had from Philadelphia taus
,sysnr the ne, ght fr6B Phiadeph TO New York. .
"Phasdaphis, Jan II, 1884 GKoRGE X GRAHAM
Agents therefore. viii be supplied direct from Us as
..v they are pubshsd ia Philadephs great saw
inv q, e,peuss AID at lev er pIiees than formerly.
DEWITT DAVENPORT.
,sf Agents for Ns~-York and vicinity.
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U,uE IsTHMUS OF PANAMA, and

TIME ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, and
WHAT Il SAW THERE, By Z. D. Griswold III D.
csn,lv ere Of The Surveyors ID the p r. Il Co. coa'AA
ing an account present condition Of the country an
,,,,,h.h;,apts natural history, climate &c &c.
EVEN the Is'Smu'-ans they are
h, ,hon,snSs-oushtto have scOpJ Of thE book fnee'
IN p.oer, 50 cents; CLOTH Is cents
DEWITT DAVENPORT r aDl'as''
,.,,, Tribune Buildiags, Nassaa-s'.
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whereas IN he dspensation Of an AZ SO ~,
dsncs on. OF oli most e-ias s1e IN 10 a-sa-y
duty yisirtd D. ffzi ma afy whicn 49,. pry
lt.c the death Of our ae associate }. tss Ia,
been gathered TO has fathers deeply rssis'ta ~ "a
soeisiss, and admlriEg. but mourning fnenls s rieA
Nhefoas We, the members Of ths Com 7 htre ~. Csls
UPON to sym pAtniza with those whs BY ID sudden 80.
NIFTY bave been deeply afflicted. and 10 ni9se ~ a.
with his beloved family and relatives, IN the M 70
Tenn coa hat ore o. their hsnneI ~ 49, hun,
moved and ne pace q once Anew aim s'Ni'
Resoised Tnatinredsotag upon lie sudden ava ,,o.
ing smty which has befll en- tle members % ~ Con
mii'ee the death ofCapt SAMUEL Reynolds, @ nri-
mittee mOst dee piy symDsthze VITA ms "a
va'e life 18th ibis Commit &c. in whose ssif1e read
AID cialy with those Who the domestic and
hfe connected with him by the mel ~, srs Al
ssc'ed ties, for Of him II may be tray saia 'A''
ResoIred Thst IL r.tr-spectg his history aud iTacia
youth Ba1catisi the patriotic oesf; me
jealous Christian. and the honest man ana ole WIN"
ResoiSed That copy these resolution, be aesnsss
and tender condOlenre ofthls Committee -,
R.sorsd Thai the msnS; Of nj, ,, GTTI rssr%sS
:" JOHN INN L. GErp Secretary. ~ iof IL
~ sigma Phi The Quarta Centennial Of the sigma
ph fasy % s be syssns Of + he Mach
1889, at the annual Convention. L. p. v
wState Fencibles.-The members ofthe State Fem
c5ss are reonetsd to assemble at the Broad House,
at IL o'clock To DAY for the purpose Of attending the
funeral Of Samuel late Lieutenant OF me cor"
pany. IO u
To Removai.-Dr. LUTENER's Ear Infrmay is
removed and will hereafter he permanently located Al NO
so Prir doors east of Broadway. Deatness ais
charges end noises in the head cured Ia few
out risk OF pain Office hours from until g. isf StDS"
EE House Carpenters. Attend.-The Journeynen
House Carpenters OF the City of are inv'td ~
attend public meeting 10 be held at Convention nan,
wooster on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 90 NJ IS
o'dook p M as business Of great importance wiz be
bronrht forward J. BRENNAN. Chairman.
1871 IT.
r7r EmirYant Intelligence Office and Labor
Exchange, Nos. 25 aud ~ Cana-st, New. noA-ih
OBI e is established by the Commissioners OF
where can always found large numbers OF Laooef ana
servants at very Of and persons can nave
their orders filed by writing 10 the Supenntsnden. ane
sepdng the amount necessary TO pay the passage ot tns
parties required No fees charged to employers
MEISEtf las p PAGAN, 5Uperintendeh
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MAPS of the Property on 7lh, 5sh and
lVl 9Th ava 10th list Ia and seth rs 70 % sod ~
r. Ludlow. on Tbursdsy. Feb 10 are aov rssdy icr
sty bsl ion 1t the Cfcs Of No u Nass.
The sale will take place az " oct ek AZ the mefesAs
FIchzsgs al which time viii sso 30 sold four no iss .sa
psc.s.a Z A 40 eoN - iGt
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b. GOLD

DENMANSPIP.-O 'fh ID. W ~ ~.
SMITHS WIRING R,oDs. no 70 bfoAA'" '1'
.oy, q, sievs The irying HOsse,) NsS YOU t.....x
Tvpxs EyprcED OSE BALY. w 81 tatea ssss.'
afiss hsgr zach Stationery. 5oc. or, VOW sns az
r-S,r, etstjozsry Poyne rsructioa "a tcso hvs vs.
-. 80 ~, ths come Tsrss. psysb- b 1fvzsfs n.
Hons OF ATTENDANCE Lass Glass;" III =
ID o'elock 81 C.ntisnsn's 9assss a. A. -, A'S
g. and O'clock p. 81 dsiiy, creeping s-'1o''"
lffIns
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Mem 11ublirations.
The Gems Of the Monthlies.
Ready This Day.

The Gems Of the Montbles
Ready This Day.
CRAHAM'S AMERICAN MONTH
~ LY MAGAZINE. March, 1852.
ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTORS.
STARS OF A SUMNER NIGHP.
GRANSYs FAIRY STORY (Fa the Young FOlksJ Hw
Longfellow.
BELLS EYES. VS..
THE PAGE"
LINES WRITTEN on ST VALENTINES DAY. Geo. D..
Prentice.
"WHAT DO THE BIRDS SAY :"
LEoRA. A Ballad Of Spain, A New Contributor.
SPECTRAL ILLUSIONS, Thomas Miner, NJ. A.
CAMPAIGNING STORIES Author OF Talbot and Vernon
DEIGRATIA. REX, W. y. Gilmore.
OUR CHILDHOOD, Jane Gay
Ill BLAME THEE Not. ]. A. Tinson
Law AND LAWYERS, John Neal.
ELPHoLER. Fragment, A New Contributes
LIFE OF vIcIssITUDEs G.. r. r. James Esq.
A CHARM. A. J. ReQuer.
LIES VOYAGE, Tn. Gregg.
MILTON, b. II. Brewster.
"BIsss THE HOMESTEAD LAW l.. Virginia Smith.
TIE MIsER AND HIS DAUGHTER. Ii. Didimus.
THE DESERTED, Mise Matte Griffith
THE LOST DEED, f. u. Eliot.
THE BABES or ExILY, Efie Fnzguaid
BEAUTY's RETREAT, Henry W. Herbert
WRITE THOU UPON LIES PAGE, Grenvile Grey.
LINES oNA VASE or FLOWERS Estelle Anna Lewis.
DEATH Samuel Henry DICKSON. M. ID.
The SPIRIT LAND, l., of EAstford Hermitage.
THE philadelphia ART. UNION
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS
GRAHAM's SMALL TALK.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
BIAury's RgrREAr-A capital line and ,tpple, en-
srayed dor Graham, by Illman
DAcoTAH INDIAN CoURTING An excellent bn-
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IOaL-s5 so Egg aud Stove, best Red
an. No 100 Iith- Il between Avenues 4 I'D b,
err D. ~ alteration sf sad less. Ia 81 H. bssSs.
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rVO MERCHANTS and LAWYERS

The laws relative to limited partnerships as amended
with Compositions and Compromises by paftners wi ai-
cases and all the requisite FORMS also the act to
Authorize the formation OF corporations for mannfactnrsg
mining and mechanical purposes for sale by JOHN d.
OSSY, No. Nassau-st, N. VI III o.
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ITO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Dis.

j ease or Consumption, but particularly TO those VII
ting TO me continually fr ADVICE ASKING rspsttion OF
what have repea eddy and uDt my stated IN the pub
lie yrintsTo those who and Psychomst OF Blsc-
tIcal Psy chology my Electrical Fnd ~ simple enough
producing that electro psychological state dnnng which
period all professors and operators hold perfect sesuot
all diseases of their subj,cs or Ia her words AZ
the Elect zeal Fluid psnsrstss sBs ~noi system equally,
the will has power 10 peDstrre though the nerves
parts fths body and the will nscsssay give health
TO pssss.or These who do know aayihins about
he Of the SOUL adyi 20 learn a. soon az
possble They will then know they can be cured ake WIN
hslia "a hs folioNiDx
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N <uclonesf-
4. without reserve, OF

DOSlTlVE SALE, without reserve, OF
Il I'VE foar%tors Bncs b.ssmeat Houses. - Nth
G.-COLE Chiffon wdl sell az Auction. Ga
WEDNESDAY. Feb. a. 1854. At u o'clock, a. 'ne hsr-
tkanis ErchaBge. Eve res four stsFy Bues esseneat
ana Lots ri Groand the soath SIDE 81 5fih u
b,tvesn the sA and 9th re ht story Of tas House
fn shsd ss dwellings fer sad particulars appF &C
the Office Of the Aecticneers. Ma. 2 wallis t3f sis
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TIE above smdayt tskes afsr years trsl e1on
thoua ads Of isValds 1itnsDt failure; ana shss
which to have Dess cared sad soevs ~
c.r6cates have before he LEGAL sath0rtiss.
# It's curing them Of c. SIDp and ssesses 81 ne
sIds 1870 eases o. G1nssmD'lSn have bssn cured
an &c January l. g52 ali people Will act t1ks
the trouble find out after sucb e,dsscsfthss no ons
e blame bot fhsmss YES II they wat TO sse- thsofe1
eSly lie, them learn the IIsbs scenes Of Psycho9sy "
vyscfcsIy let them take 20, ls u est "a ps~er De-
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