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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
For the Journal.
Wilmington and its Approaches.

While the public mind is much occupied with the
subject of Internal improvement, and our own old
occupies proud position in the ranks OF this
spirit of derelopement is not strange that we ha
so long, and still continue to neglect every avenue
by Gordon of ferries and bridges and. although they
are kept up in the rudest Manner the traveller is still
exposed to heavy tax in crossing them, and while
few individuals have these odious monopoes the
public are subjected to these Inconvenience A re-
cent favorable opportunity has just passed, when the
town might have purchased, at reduced price. the
ferries and causways opposite Wilmington. The Hill
ton Bridge is down, and that approach to town is rem
dered useless, and many wealthy and valuable ciiI
ZenS in our ncighborhood dependent upon that high
way, deprived of its convenience
The other road leads what is called the Little
Bridge, the tolls which, for small structure
enormously high. and entirely dIsproportlonate. -
And now, when the Chatter has nearly expired, would
be favorable time for the County 10 purchase
Nor is this the last of the ferry nuisances The
Big Bridge over the North East River, exacs anolhe
tribute from the uckless traveller, and the industrious
farmer, who takes his little surp 10 market, and ert
be reaches home again, his surplus has become
mnimus. Our good citizens forget that they con
stanty paying, each Of these ferries, much heavI
er tax just for the privilege of crossing ihem than TO
the purchase in fee simple And now, our County
Court is approaching, would he appropriate occa
sion take the whole into consideration,
also for the citizens of the town 10 hold meetn:
and to consult as to the propriety and advantage o
constructing Plank Road across the sand hill to tn
! Little Bridge, subscriptions to which could be obtain
ed over large district of county. FlAIOR.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

Rs~lt has been usual upon late occasions, for the
Presidents Message to be placed in the hands of the
poStmasters at most of the principal points on the
great mail routes, to be by them given to the various
newspaper offices as soon as the telegraph should an
nounce the fact gifts having been sent in 1t would
seem that some such arrangement contempla-
ted and even partially carried out in the of the
Inaugural Address, of which copies were in the
Northern cities, but not in Baltimore nor any other
place South that we can learn There would seem
to have been some unfortunate mismanagement, or
Misunderstanding about the matter
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

MONEY IN THE TREAsuRT.-From the Treasurer's
statement, it appears that the nett amount in the
United States Treasury, subject to draft on the 18th
ult' was $95,7l5l46 &c, of which there was in the
Depository at Wilmington, S4,788 SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
NOMINAL CAPTAIN

From Charleston to Wilming ton North Carolina is, to
persons purgatory of seackness Thanks to the
Phrenolegca organ whatever it be- that
his centre of gravity have been
led upon pay the penal tribute to Neptune But in such
cradle the Gladiator with hundred passengers
display recently dinners and suppers with
companng compound odor thereof could easily ina zine
that if all that Inclined here most
provoking opportunity for the indulgence of
tions.
The little green spittoons. spewtoon thoughtully hung
the bcrthS, about well calculated help the
dose of cod liver oil. which wicked
kept calling for whenever he wanted to taste drop of old
brandy wiring the wither of the vomiting crowd. Se
ouslv advise all travellers to avoid night of
board these boats In going from New York to New Oreaa
Havana all take the that goes
port port There not only less suffering
seasckness but much less danger of shpw eek say
thing of other consequences. One trick travellers
praced this line will mention for the benefit of all flu
ture unfortunates.
The State Rooms of which there but or eight
only be obtained by bribng the Steward, who appears
be only chief cook and botewasher but
der of the boat-and niger at that party of applied
early in the day for three State Rooms when only
taken We assured could have them, although
keys withheld After getting board and being told
steps Mr. Steward with the information that he had let
all the other parties He could give for
his contemplate conduct and more than ALL the nominal
Captain him reprimand Had it not been for kind
hearted cooled gentleman of the of Samuel suf
ferngs would have been terrible anger The
vivors voted him long string of good resolutions and
sented him speaking trumpet in the shape of hors
stranger about 80 years of age fell from the top
of the National Monument, Washington. Friday. and
was killed !; had on black coat. pantaloons. and
check shirt, sandy whskers, and light complexion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

H1rSnow fell in Boston and Providence ON the
9th inst. to the depth of IL inches.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

Ra~ T. ]. MOrisey, Esq at the last Court, resign
ed The Office of County Solicitor for the County of
Sampson. he having served the County in that ca.
pacity nearly eight years, having made most eff.
cient officer. The Magistrates then elected Mr..
Allmand A. McKoy for the next four years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

MOBILE, March 81 he steamer Black Warrior ar.
rived to day from Havana, with dates to the Sd March
The health of Vice President King had slightly i'm.
proved
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

DESTRUCTION OF CoTroN BY FIRE AT N. ORLEANS
The Cotton Press, belonging to Mr.. Chas. Genois
and leased by Mr.. John Bell and known as the Ala
bama Cotton Press, in New Orleans, took fire on
Wednesday evening Of last week, and cotton to the
amount of nearly million Of dollars was consumed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

WASHINGTON. March SIN the Senate to-day Mr.
Clayton defended his course relative to the Bulwer
treaty.
The members of the Cabinet took the oath of Office
this morning, and entered upon their Duties
Peter e. ashington has been appointed assistant
Secretary of the Treasury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
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The FArAL DUR IN TExAs-we have already
mentioned that Major Arnold. the commandant at
Fort Graham, Texas, had been killed in person.
nlrencontre with Dr. J. NJ Steiner. the post surgeon
The arms used were pistols, six-shoo,ets, and Ma
or A. received four shots in his body, Of which he
died in aboatl 10 minutes afterwards, Dr.. S. being
uniniured. Each of steiner's shots took effect
Arnold fred twice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

LARGE DvtDESp.-The dividend of the Toledo;
Norwalk & Cleveland Railroad, from the time it
was opened till the LIST inst. the penod of going
into effect of the consolidation-less than eight
1nonihs-after deducting 46Per ct. for running ex-
ii peuses; WILDE between 10 and 20 per cent. We
believe this has been exceeded by the Chicago &
Galena Road, which divided % per cent.
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t,.sj DEG4rt o. PRbE. NoEToEF TOi. Andrew Nor
ton, for many years connected with Harvard Uni
veisIfy, and . distinguished Theoogi and
s sssrsn SCHOLAR lied on Sunday evening last at
Newport, after pso7aetes Illness aged about es
ST. John giiIsirss anthot Of cfyilizatioh,''
died ysfy suddenly IN London.
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rJ-ws have been publishing. and continue 70

rrVe have been publishing, ana continue to
publish, report Of the trial of RolERT Swans for
sboo,;ng WnL1.m SPRboo at Cumberland, about
eiobteen months ago, chiefly because a large NUM-
her If our readers desire to read it. We do so
without assuming to adiudge either OF the parties
70 fine shocking tragedy, OF enforcing the les
ason which il carries with it. The first is the pro-
vince of an enlightened and impartial jury; the
second. a matter for the intelligence. and con-
science OF our readers. The tragedy. from its an
tecedents to its consnmmation, seems to have been
one Of those evils inseperabls from aeontinued in
diligence in vindictive and maleyolent passions!
which when brought to bear against one reputa-
ton, standing in society, andthe keenest suscepti
bilities of his nature, are seldom, IT ever, calmly
withstooI, and in many cases avenged in tie most
summary-orten the most lameutable MANNER
We do not counsel murders on the contrary, we
cannot conceive more awful situation than that
of a man who either IN the heat of passion or the
deliberation Of his coolest moments, has taken the
life of fellow being. But that principle which
teaches us to look with charity on offences of
less magnitude committed by errng man, also
teaches US to look with commiseration on one who,
when goad d almost TO madness, destroys the
source of his insupPoTtable toTtnres Society cam
not regard with too much apprehension any custom
which recognizes sacrifice Of humanlife as a me-
cesssy means Of personal redress; yet that socie-
ty cannot destroy the susceptibility to insult, and
= by its own imperioas DEGREES awards nothing but
infamy to him If he fails to wipe out the foul stain
upon his reputation. The man who, when insult
ed in the most degrading manner that his enemy
can devise, wbeaihe feels that his reputation has
been stabbed 10 the very yita1s4with the memory
ne the v;lest pefsonal indienfties sharnened and
Me "4es' HStoS'te4 musings s'eI FstlS S 1"u
baIbed as much by the upbEaidings of friends as the
I. a. ~. y 2 y .
D. IaullLS OIL eneuleb-aHu Wnue yetfW1lLhlng uhoel
Snch intense tortures is again and again assaulted
by,the same hands that inflicted the first wound
the man. we say, who when illus eoaded. exasper
oted Dbrenzied. piunpes The dagger 10 the beaIt o
HE r. indeed an object for The deepes
com0;ssrn,;o1,I
rbere is a yaunted SORT of stocism and end,,.
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rrThe fist NATIONAL Exhibition of import

TThe frst National Exhibition Of imported
blood and American breedsof horses, we see, is
10 be held at Springfield Massachusetts. on the
10Th, Doth, 2lst and 22d of October, under the SUI
perintenLance oflthe United States, Agricultural
Society. The list Of ptemiums to be awarded is
on the most liberal scale and win no doubt
very great attendance from all parts of the coun-
try. Provision is also made to have a grand agH-
cultural banquet ON the occasion, in order to have
good exhibition of men as.well as horses. The
entrance fees will be from So to So, while the pre-
MUM for the best stallion of seven years and over
is $500, with i've 500 premiums, and none less
than $50. George W. Dwightis President of the
Beard of Managers. FGf2
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&Inn Ramard.

.GtTOLEN on the goth September, 1883, a Bay Mare,
inare with bobaiI, trotter, thin OF flesh black
legs, and tail; about od the light corner OIL
ne Furnished buggy. with atop; inside inning or
sky blue cloth, cushions Of black leather silver joints 70
or falls wtthiti hind part sloping down and o.
ivory buttons cushions; tile apron s patent leath
e, stamped around the edges SILK set IN Win
pleasure; the leather OF the topis figured and
andsOnIey gotten up. man calling himself e. Yves
ton New York, with IL on Tuesday 2uh o.
Semptember; he gold specaces, was tall and about
40 years OF aas, dark Complexion and dark Thskers
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be gwen for the thiet,
hors, buggy and harness, by JESSE WHEAT,
scpso 80 -. -. wheeiing, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

AsriooH o6LlEor. Yellow Springs, Ohio, will
be dedicated. on Wednesday, Oct. 9Th, at 1Os P.
NJ. Dsdicatory Addresses by Hon. HoaAcE Mann,
LID, whose inauguration as President will take
place ON the sane day. A large concourse is ex-
nected.
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sia4 81. s..-ts, .-ts-. ,...s 8 O'CLOCK, P. ~

L o IT,
The Court met
Rev. Mr.. Seiss, called-Day after the killing was
sent Tor by Swami; went to see him at jail; be
i seemed under some excitement; nothing remarka-
Bile about his mind; DR.. Scolley and Alr. Kennedy
had Just left HIM; asked him If he had any heSita-
ton in converSiug about his difficulties; he said
he had none; appeared conscious Of the nature Of
the act; said he didn't think he could realize it as
fully as he ought; he exhibited paper containing
Sphgg's publications, and commented thereon
said he knew Iwould not justify him from the ma
ture of the principles l preached. Don't know
that he spoke particularly Of the motives but said
he was placed in trying position, and knew mol
as man of the world how he could else have got
nd Of it; said various things in the publication Of
Sprigg wee faIsehoods, that he knew Sprigg TO be
mean fellow from previous occurrences; made All
alluson to Sprgg's conduct in regard TO his late
brother John Swami III political contest s
Gross examined Manifes;ed no bitterness OF
feeling towards SpIigg; gave aS reason for sending
for me he wanted a copy Of sermonI preached on
Sunday; the sermon was on the subject of forgive
ness; gave him a copy of the sermon. Witness
SAID he held it as unfair, under the circumstances,
This ing ministeE) to compel him to testify in
the matter.
BY State-Did not consider the conversation as
confidential; but as his ministerial character went
with him everywhere, witness thorght prisoner
likelyto talk with him more freely than other per
sons, and itwould be unfair to the prisoner to ex-
tract II luou lni 1aa %heDVoAS anu % "a
ken advice as to his right in assuming position;
had learned there was no law to sustain hin-no
special privileges recognized or allowed.
j. H. Seymour re- alled-Had transacted bust
ness wit Swami about the 9th or 10th of Febru.
airy; he acted as usual; he became excited when
talking of the diffcultywth Sprigg; was fIequent-
ny in my store; when talking about the matter,
would walk the floor whiting a stick; think he
was mortified at what had occurred, and didn't
know how to get nd Of 1t. Knew Sptigg for about
three JearsS he was rather violent when excited;
never heard him spoken of as . desperate; never
heard his character for truth called in question.
BY Defence Never heard Swami spoken of as
being quarrelsomeS but as courteous and gentle
manly. ~
( Alpheus Bell called Knew Sprigg for twenty
yesIs, and for i've OF SIX years intimately; he was
hastyi would resent insult on the spot; of for.
giving disposition; not desperado by any means;
bore good character for tTpthfnlneE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

Z 90 TRAoEDT.-A terrible tragedy occurred a
short distance from Shreveport La, on the Sd
{ Instant An alteration occurred between Mr..
Sidney Kerlsy ANA Mt. Thomas Given. Itappears
that Nj. Kerley fired shot gun, loaded with shot,
atMr Given, and inflicted mortal wound; but
before Sir. Given expired. he fired revolver seve-
raj times at Mr.. Kerley, which took effect, and he
also expired in two and half hours afterwards. (.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
NEW Day GOODS SHORE IN
y HanXra EWhaa1iOp

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they have Just opened general assortment OF Fan
cy and Staple Dry GOots, Cat their atorehouSe, No.
124 Main street, in tho YEAR the New Market House,
which consist or entire New Stock purchased in the
EASTERN market with great care, and which they deter
mined to sell for cash low house in the city.
Please give a call and for yourselves promising
to doailin power please. and not disappoint you
ison Main street, few doors below tho
alley leading fTon.the New Market House.
ssp2S-dfw zdEss ~ q, II. lA.{ISUNSTt& SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

EocLzsAsrlcl1.-Ths Diocesan Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, in New York, as
sembed in st. Johns Church, New York city, on
Thursday, this week. The opening sermon before
the Convention was delivered by the Rt. Rev. DR..
Spencer, Bishop of Madras.
The General Triennial Convention of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in the United States, will
be held in Trinity Church, New York, commen-
&. cling on Wednesday next. The Convention con-
ssts Of two houses, the House Of Bishops and the
House of Clerical and Lay Delegates, and its pro-
ceedings will be Of an interesting character.
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q. BR 0.RMI IS
ESSENCE OF ] AMAIcA GINGEH

I ESSENIEs OFl-d aNIEa 1OEt ~. =
ETJB1s Fseehee Is atoa OF unusual n
III 5iafrl fnctpieni cholera IN ahsIs n
cases OF stTation the digestive functions
During the prevalence o. pii,r
Is and summer complaints OF hdTen 1t pesrta
Is seacoasi no family individual or A0sNN
ty.ifhnhtit Ia
G1UI10N-Be sure 10 GET the genuine Essence WEE.
Is prepared only r. BROWN his DTHg ans t ps;i.
cal Store and GesaHi sIssa1 re- n
delpfG, and0r sale by ali the respectable
the limited States. 90 - $50 .siz't
and IN Wheeling by--JA MIS- Bal ER,,,,,yI
sep19:dsasm 4 WI r MCKEE 49,
$1,000 Bushels Wheat! ~ antea ,,r,r
TAYISG made arTengemeuts wi 9 BAN
ITO q Tor his account, wo are
10 pay the hFhest cash price for any uantlty thAt
fef i3rhiskea for all ptTc6 :. ~,
s tpase Z 50, ~ mo r. MILLER = We
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90 zPHLLADEIPHLA n e 8
q Curtain Warehouse, .
IN ekestAt ST. Patlaaepta, eggosts he State House
HEsNIfK 1R.8ARFORD, =
IaiFoRTER Az d DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
i WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices, ts
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, "a 81
q The atocltcomprisIig. in part the following;
Embroidered Baces Curtains; Gilt Cornces; y
Do, Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery LactS d Musltns; do Bands, y
French Broeatels, alltYidthS Canopy Arches iHgst
and coloTsi ~ q 8 81 81 Cords TasseS, GimpsI
Satin de LANES; PRINCES, Curtain Drops,
Dalnasksj ~ $3.50 d 2, dsc.sif = so
larse stock Of RhENcH PLUSHRs, OF all eoicrs and
P1INz;sD WINDOW a,.d HOLLANDS OF allss
cdI0f5 Tor shading. ,s5 III q EE $50 q q - -
IN eirtainss win the measure
ofthe and width o. he entire aine Or window.
maf1T-iTddW ,
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Willow WARE, &c.

1877 Marker Squares West side, cor. Market AH.y.
I'M uners gned takes this opportunity 70 sxtsIao
his friends his for the noeIs r.
city and beea to that he will sui cor
tinue TO every description Of willow ana ~
tam being full that b. strict
lie. as hers dsteTmine6 nothing shall be wanting 90 ia
part give entire to those who ny ~.
with call, where they will find large 2. ~
above wares constantly on hand, including
ons, cralIes, chairs etc. Baskets OF every
Zoo numerous omehtion, wholesale 1Ht s.ooypy
n I@EOI5 hsSife5S t,Issnf 10 reIisiTPdi aHgo
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A Great Bargain.
IIINnING tmpossibIs attend two establishments
E the time, viii fell my Main street Grocery,
known be Of tho best Family Groceries in the city
As sePss easy anu rent low S. D. WOODROW
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Professor Alex g. Barry's TTtcoph e lN's1.,
or Aedieaed Compound. for ISsss.s
ing, restoripg q strong the ball rev
curing Rheumatic PAINS and 9ssa ~ 1spv
wounds. Bounded by geographic ms n IA
ton OF Barry,s tdeopherpCs peEyaass tle NIB
sales Of the article late years sas
full examination Of book finds that NE s.s
bottles delivered to order in quaint o. iIol
600. tt..s'i ,,.,,. or,ss
II the evidence ,Ss SaS NJ
wonderful the trieopher9us Tt sbs,p
haye nrnshe1 such naorse ment q ms its sSe
nessoI tho nrt Gle, and tho "
ica action upon the hair, the scalp and IN a s.rtcn
peTfcia Irritation, first y 70 s n
or the people This was an thai sxee.i
cry bottle The mSis wood
ed expectation charm Inc . sgfo otho
not be without it. Country dealers IN eve bi
United States found they must have Ill ana thus S.s
up Wholesale trade oG eXtent hitherto 9t M no.
regards articles OF this 1 The highest potn.s ~
yet been reached and i Is believed TIE sess 'ns
will be million and hall OF bottl w. york
Depot and IiianufaGt No 10. BfoadvsaY, wv
Retail price, twenty cents large bctue coJ IN
liberal discount 10 PURCHASERS ny the
all the pfinepal the Unee nj
Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain Fanss: 1
by J!IR. Patterson. Wheelirg, Va Junel41IM9tSs--
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#CRESC5ENT Ia0N=W0RKs.
HIGHLY 3IlIPoRpANT.

HIISHLH EIIlEORIANI.
NELSoN'S Premium Chinese LustTal Washing Fluid
In tho greatest eitgst discovered, for s1Ti
labor end expense III wa sling Clothing and House Cett
ing. Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid viii Z
Whiter aud softer than than IL 6leaehed the rasa
satisfy herself on that point by soaking pixie Of tottc.
or Linen in the fud u strength, for q hours uhtA
win clearly show it must be pul ely be Hhsa
dilute with gallons OF water to half pint Of hlld
The ChiIese washing Fluid is worth three times -.
single sixpeiee which will buy for alarge hnI
manufactured and sold by the subscriber whO basats
ly purchased the right for Ohio eounyt, Va
- ] ! 81 ~ q JAS. MRLL0R,
Ange 49,, No o6. Unions y, Wheeling. Va
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!, ;AIRNoLD,s PATENT. SASH I6 ETSsssss
PATENT G sssS VII be around Pulti1E ~
window "a, Jennings which have eysr ~. % he ts i
dows. Oiders leIt at the Post Once ~ spphsa 10 n
Centre wheeling, east side OF the Market ssouF IA;
4 jy6-3md T. &r p