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Demoine courier., 1854-07-20
SOM E Il HING
N EW A ND VALUABLE.

The most powerful King the face of the globe nov
reigns supreme in the American Republic The powo~
of the crowned heads Of Europe snk into nsgnicanos
when compared to that of our America King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them to
increase the riches Of the rich and ordIy and to red
greater misery and deradaton the poor and depen-
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
the iOrly mansion and humble cabin ready alike
to administer relief and 70 oer health and happiness
the lofty and owly, the rich and the poor.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-20

To which he would particularly call the atten-
ton of Farmers in this and the surrounding
counties. All work entrusted to him will be
done in in substantial and workman-like man
ner. Charges, 10 all cases, reasonable.
j. III. GRIFFITH.
Ottum Wa June Odd 1S54-6m,
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sEaEREEE'S SALE.

July II, 1S54.-4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC |!
THE WAR IN THE EAST.


Doubtful Position of Austria and Prussia AnOther
Turkish Vietory reported Triumph ct Spanish
ReroIuaionists
New YORK, August 9.-The U. S. mail steamer
Atlantic arrived at this port at O'Clock last eve
ming, after passage of 10 days and Is hours with
four days later intelligence from Europe Her dates
from Liverpool are to July 26.
The Europa arrived out on the 23d.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.-There is but little
news from the seat of Everything is in sus-
pense awaiting the action of Austria and Prussia.
The latter it is said, more than ever, holds aloof
from the Western Powers, and exhibits decided
disposition to favor Russia.
The fleets and armies remain as at last advlces
Another battle is reported at GiurgeVo Inc lurks
claim the victory: hnt there are no Details the
facts cannot be ascertalned.
The Anglo French troops have not thus far taken
part in any engagement with the enemy.
The Russians are determined 10 hold the Princi-
palities and Prince Gortschakoff has announced his
intention of defending Modavia and Wallacha with
200 900 men
Ieegraphic dispatches at London announce the
entry of the Austrian troops into Wallachla.
There is nothing new from the Baltic. 1t has
been determined when the French land forces arrive.
to take possession of Aland Island, with view OF
inducing Sweden to join the Western Powers:
The German Diet had unanimously acceded 10 the
Austro- Prussian treaty.
The Greeks had attempted to aSsassinate Lord Rag
Ian.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.--The Spanish revolution
lists have achieved complete triumph. The new
Rivas ministry had resigned, and the Queen besought
ESparterO 10 form new government
Queen Christina had fed with her mnions to
France Her Palace at Madrid sacked, and the
people demanded her head
All the principal cities OF Spain have joined the
revolutionary movement
Advces from Madrid to 29lh ult state that the city
was quiet, although covered with barricades. The
Juna distressing the Queens promises had resolved
to hold it's until the arrival of Espartero and the
armng of the National Guards. ODonnel ex
pected with the troops of General Blazer, who hac
Joined him
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.

to W% GEyeF with f5o bushs Do
Smith & Co: with 1900 bush corn s''"' ~
Barque Edward, Burns, from New York, in ballast, to
w P Elliott
Aug 4-steamer Brothers, Williams, from Fayetteville to
schr Edward Kidder Tyler from New York, to H Elan
ner; with lndze
4steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville, to H Van
Bokkelen.
Aug 5-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, HUT from Fayete
Steamer Rowan, Barber, from Fayetteville, to w. P.
schr Emeline, Pigott, from shallottc, to Chadbou
Steamer Henrietta, Allen, from White Hail. to Vessel
6-schr James Ward Thatcher, from Philadelphia, to T
Schr c Manson, RADON from Shallotte to Anderson&
Savage; with naval ssores.
Steamer southerner, Roberts, from Fayetteville
Schr Araminta, Andrews from Baltimore, Russell
Bro; with mdze.
Bokkelen.
Aug 7.sehr. Charles Mills, Smith, from Now York,
DeRosset Brown; with mdze.
schr. VIM. H. Smith, Nichols, from New York, to De-
Rossett & Brown with mdze.
Schr Champion, Chadwick, from Shaotte to A II Van
bokkelen with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman, from Fayetteville
8.-Steam Propeller Mariner, Davis, from Philadelphia,
sehr NJ E Wells, Terry, from New York, to Worth;
with mdze.
CLEARED.
Aug 4-steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman for Fayete
vile, by w Elliott.
Steamer Spray Price, for Smithville, by VanBokke
len
Aug 5steamcr Brothers, Banks for Fayetteville by Jno
Banks.
schr Regulator Eldridge for NeWburyport, by John
Latta with 90, 900 feet lumber.
Aqg 7-Steamer Southerner, Roberts for Fayetteville,
by w. H. McRary &C., with one lighter in tow.
Steamer Spray, Price. for Smthvie, by A. H. VanBok-
keen.
Aug 6-schr Agnes II Ward, Moore for Charleston, by
Rankin q Martin with naval stores
S--steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman for Fayetteville
by w Elliott.
steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt for Fayetteville by
! & Il G. Worth.
steamer Spray, Price, for Smithville by VanBokke-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
Fatal ARRAY at Hotel.

New YORK, August 2.-An ARRAY with Bowie
knives took place last night at the Saint Nicholas
Hotel, between DR.. Graham, a Southerner, and
Californian named Lawrie. The rencontre resulted
in the death Of the Californian, he having fingered
but an hour. Both gentlemen have families who
were boarding at the hotel.
[sECoND DEsPATeH1
New YORK, Aug. 2.-The murder at the St. Mich
olas Hotel was committed by DR.. R. NJ Graham, of
New Orleans. COL Loring of California, was his
victim. The former was drunk and making noise
in one of the Corridors Mr.. Loring requested him
10 desist as it annoyed his wife. Dr. Graham con-
tinued his conduct when Col. Loring came out and
requested him to desst the second time. Dr. Ora
ham turned upon him, drew his sword from his cane.
and plunged it into him, and he died almost Instantly
An inquest was held this evening on the BODY of
Col Lorng, and one of the hotel servants who wit
messed the affair testified that the deceased struck
the prisoner when the latter raised his cane and the
deceased seized it. The sheathe came off and the
prisoner ran the sword into hun.
The coroners jury in the case of Lorng returned
A verdict that he came to his death by wound in
hicted on his person by means of a sword cane in
the hands of Robert Nj. Graham. Graham was com.
mitled TO await the action of the grand jury.
The steamship Hermann arrived at New York a
noon from Bremen, via Southampton. Her news is
not as late as that brought by the Canada.
Another excessively hot day-thermometer at ont
o'clock SO. There is no abatement in the ravages o.
the cholera.
The steamship Indiana arrived last evening" will
Havre dates 10 the 10th ult
Gen. Barandia, minister from Honduras to the Uni
tedStates. is lying dangerously i'll, He is not ex
pec,ed to live.
The flour and grain market opened this morning
dull and depressed. Stocks inactive.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

Senate-Wilder, tdem.) 7l5; Fleming.
(temp1 )l47 Commons--R ind, (dem } l402; w
w. Whitaker, (dem 1894; Hunter. (dem) 1898 ;
Mordeea (whg) 1873 Collins, Sw6g9 s4i a,f farI
Hall, (.emp) lao. &erif--High. tdem.) l4S6 ;
WARREN Commons-Jenkins (dem) Gas Will
liams (dem, $50; Pritchari, DEM 463
DGEcoMBE-Senate-He nryT Clark. SAG. no OPP
position. Commons Barnes, 1924; Williams, 1882;
D'Berry. ALP Sherif--Jenkins 761. Petway 712 -
For School Tax. go; against it, 557.
PITT.-We learn verbally from Pitt, that Ebon,
wing, is elected to the Senate, and Blow and Single
tary, democrats 10 the Commons.
NORTHAMPTON. Senote-T. J. Person, (dem. J
Comm0"s-Benj j. Smailwood' (dem) o,o, ,,,..
ker, (dem) ZIG. Commons Smith, (whig( Gil;
Perkins, (whig) 572; Bachelor, (demg $50: Saw
age, (dcm J 528. Serf-Lane, SIS; Snow,529.
FRAkKL1N.-Democrats elected TO the Legislature
GRANVILLE enate-Taylor, ID -Commons-A.
mis- wv J and Bullock and Lyons (Ds.(
MooRE-Dockerys gain 1877. Leach Wing, cleo
ted to Commons. Gain
BEAUFORT COUNTY Senate Joshua Tayloe. Com
mons--Jesse R Stubs and Fred Grst. Aerif-
James B Harding-all wings.
CHATHAM -Senate-J. H. Haughton, (whig)-
CommonS-J iIeaden, (whig) Aaron Headen ant
c. Cotton, (dems)
PEReUIMANs Commons--Jobn Parker jordan
(dem. gain.
Rowan Senate--Barringer, dem, 1866 Lilling
ton, whig, 458 Commons-Wa alton, dem, 1914
Rose, dem, 936: Caldwell, wing, s67 Ramsay
wing, 9O3.
ROBSON CommonS--Neill Regain: dem, 8O7
Thomas A. Norment dem, 1876 Robt. E. Troy
wing, CTS; Jacob Afford, whig, CAS-
GUILFoRD.--S enate--Gilmer, whig. Commons
Gorrel, Johnson and Caldwell, wings.
RICHMOND and ROBSON Morisey, wing, electe'
to the Senate, without opposition.
IUhin ole cd tO tha HOnSn n
Commons, over Ingraham, wing, Buchanan, whig
elected Sheriff, no opposition
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

THE WARD JURYMEN-The Danville Tr;b,,-
has been permitted to make an extract from Ios.n
dated Elizabeihtown, July 11th 'ef
This week has been the chancery term of our Conn.
The Grand Jury have found true bill for ner;nn,
against four OF the Ward jurymen, and they are hay
to bail in 81 900 each to appear at the next circr.
Court They would have got several Others it ~
sad but they could not get the sheriff to brine -,
the witnesses This may lead to discovery Of III, Ip
whole affair. ''e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
DIED,

In Russell county, Alabama, the 18th ultimo M
CHARLOTTE HOOPER, rect of the late ARCHIBALD MT H
Err, Esq, aged6 S years There many in Wim;nc.n
who will hear of this with pan her friends Arc WI
amable in and disposition, and possessed of %
benevolence of heart For several days immediately
ceding her death she suffered but little physical na pre-
during all her illness her mind peaceful and
and reposed itself exclusively on the merits the Savior
In Clinton on the I'd instant ELIZA JANE, Jagged years
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
Resignation of Judge Settle.

We learn that Gov. Reid has notified the Council
of State to meet in this City on Thursday the 18th
of the month, to fill the vacancy on the Superior
Court Bench occasioued by the resignation of Hon
Thomas Settle
Judge Settle was called TO the Bench in 1882 His
service has been long, laborious and most useful He
has shown himself learned and upright Judge; and
will carry with him into his retirement the sincere
wishes of all that the evening of his days may be as
calm and happy as his morning and MONDAY have
beer fruitful of pure intentions and honorable and
worthy deeds.-Standard
There are said 10 be in Virginia three hundred and
fffu lndnoa of4h h. w., NIL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
Arrival of the Black Warrior.

New York, August 2.-The steamship Black War
rior has arrived, with later dates from Havana
The political news is not important. The Havana
papers studousy conceal from their readers the true
state of the instruction in Spain.
The yellow fever was abating
There but few American vessels in port when
the Black Warrior Left Freights low
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

NORMAN PoLYGAMY.-Mr. Ferris, a Mormon
Historian, says that polygamy is introducing new
style of building at Salt Lake City, A man with
half dozen wives builds, if he can, long, low
dwelling, having six entrances from the outside and
when he takes wife, if able to do So adds an
other apartment. The object is to keep the women
and babies, much possible, apart, and prevent
those terrible cat.fghts which sometimes occur with
all the accompaniment of Billingsgate, torn caps,
and broken broomsticks. AS the divine institution
extends these buildings increase, and in few years
the city will look like collection of barracks for the
| accommodation OF soldiers. Some have separate
buildings in parts of the city remote from each other
and others have farm houses and the wives are thus
kept seperate, the husband between them all. The
question of sealing the wives of absent missiona-
ries to Saints" at home is now being discussed =
There are a number of cases in which man has
taken widow and her two daughters. There are
also instances of the nece being sealed to the uncle
and they excite no attention than an ordinary
case. There has been some talk of going beyond
this, and allowing the father to seal his own daugh
| ter to himself.
The effect of the Mormon polygamy upon popu
iation is decidedly deleerious The children are
subject, to frightfu degree, to sickness and morta
ty the combined result of the gross sensualty of th
parents and want OF care toward their offspring TIL.
system OF divorce is managed that females pas
very readily from hand to another and travel h
entire round of the community. We are not surprs
ed at the statement of Mr. Ferris, that ga wife il
Utah cannot live out half her days"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
LATER from Havana

MOBILE, Aug. 2.-The United States mail steam
ship Cahawba has arrived from New York uia Havana
which latter port she left on the 31st ult.
thousand troops had arrived recently in Havana
and the steamers Isabella and Colon were daily
expected with fifteen hundred more. Havana was
less sickly than it had been.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

NEW YORK, August 1.-Mesrs Gilbert, Coe & John
son, bankers and commission stock brokers' of Sc
Exchange Place and Al WiIliam-stree have suspen-
ded payment. They declare their ability, however
to meet all their liahilities
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
NOTICE.

HE copartnershp heretofore existing under the rn OF
Il H. FLElSHMAN & CO., is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent All persons having claims against the sad
firm will please present them for payment and those ndeb
ed to us are requested to step forward and make
quickly possible. HENRY FLEISHMAN,
SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
July 9th, 1854 276-3t-47lm
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Braggs majority 6S5.

Braggs majority 6S5.
Brunswick County.
We have received the following returns complete,
giving MEAREs (Dem.) twenty-five majority in the
County:
RU*ELL's (whig) majority at Northwest, 80
Do. " Town Creek,
Do Lockwoods Folly, 90
So
MEAREs majority a; Smthville, 48
Do. < Shaotte, %
Do Waccamaw Is
MrAnrs majority 25
Brunswick redeemed! Three cheers
Columbus County
For the Senots-Thos. S. D. Mcdowell, (dem) 368
House OF COmmonS-Forney George, (dem) 344
A. J. Jones, (whig) 500
Jones' majority, 156
Menf-Lewis Williams, (demD 446
John Meares, (dem.) 364
Williams majority, 80
BLADEN- Commons--Whte, (dem.,) 544; Nc
Do"gald, (Fed.) 522.
WAYNE -Senate-Brogden, (dem) no opposition,
416 Commons-Dortch, 1864; Whitfield, $40 !;
Pate, 207 Sauls, 445-all democrats. Sheriff
Core, S75 :; Fields, $50
DUPLIN-Senate-B. w. Herring, re elected, 5l4,
no opposition Commons-Houson and Whitfield
elected-Houston. 882, Whitfield, 735, Reid $50 ;
Sherif-Abernathy reelected, $50, Mathis 492,
Broadhurst, las, Jones, 104,
From Clinton Correspondent.
CLINTON, August Sd, 1854
MESSRS. FULTON & PRICE -
Three precincts remain to be heard from. but the
returns We have received give full assurance that
Faison (dem.) is elected the Senate, and Shaw and
| Daughtery (dems.) to the Commons. Moreover, the
team of the vaunted Wagner" is far in the rear
and IT'S thought the whig candidate for The Sherihaty
has flea in his ear There were two democratic
candidates for the latter Office in the field
Hurrah for Sampson
! We will send you the official returns Tomorrow
! STANDARDIZATION, (dem) 384; Slocumb
(whig) 377. Commons-Shaw, (dem) lis; Dangh
terry. (dem.) S2l; Harrison, (whig) 57s Herring
(whig( 579. Sherif-Royal. (dem) 469; Crumpler
| (dem.) 526; West. (whig) 462.
Harrington, (dem.( 2s5. Commons-Shepherd
ill2 McKoy. (dem.) 459; Reardon, (dem.) 166
Cameron, (dem.) 1l6; Banks, (whig) $50; Buxton
(whig) 1872. Sher!f-Johnson, 1875; Blalock. $40
LENoIR.- SenGte-Speght, (dem.) i64; Patrick
(whg) 127. Conamons--Sutton, (dem. } 377; Lofen
(whig) 24s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

: The following was written about the boots of a
fop:
Your boots, my friend unlike to mine,
With polish lustre brightly shine;
Had you bestowed such careful pains
To gloss the dullness of your brains,
twould not then by all be said,
''How much his feet eclipse his headr'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

M. Louis Neyret, manager of private Telegraph
company at Marseilles, has been condemned 10 a
fine of 5oof and a months Imprisonment, for trans
hitting false news relative to the war
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

There are said 10 be in Virginia three hundred and
fifty organized lodges of the Know Nothing order
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
SO REWARD.

p UNAWAY from the Subscriber, on the I'D inst, 80
IL Negro Man named MORGAN He is about 30 ~
years old feet high, yellow Complected has long O.
beard and will weigh about l60 pounds He raised
near Greenville, N. G. Where he has wife at Mr. Ja
A Browns He is supposed to be making his way .n
ABOVE place We will give reward of $40 for his
ment In any Jail SO get him, the sum 9
delivery to US. TAFT &. BROTHER
Near Conwayboro S. c. June ed 1854. 253t42n-
Point Peter Steam Saw Mill Sale.
FOX SALE-That very valuable property known va
POINT PETER MILL, situated in the town Of " #
mington the point of land between the two branches
the Cape Fear River at their junction. and afordlps
best location in the vicinity of Wilmington for steam
Mill and also particularly suited for Marine Railway
Ship Yard, or for Coal Depot co,sr
has large river front, with any required depth Of
extensive Timber Pens-Houses for hands, and III ce
every necessary facility and convenience. The Mil %
id valuable Farther description IS deemed 80 r
as parties wishing to purchase will, of course,
themselves. ,t,u
For farther particulars, apply to the proprietor y"
NELSON, Philadelphia, or to his Agents, - r
VESSEL & EILERS, Wilmngton ~ ,s.f
July 18th, 1854 263-2t-4o-aa-
k- THE SESSION OF robson INSTlT I'm Gmni
w commenced Sd of July, 1854. Rev George ptiond
Scott, graduate of the University of Edinburg re-
is Principal and to with letters Of the New
commentator both from Scotland and the state soach.
York He is acquainted with the very best we
ing and from hfslong experience and varied SSaree
recommend School inferior to none nc ;ing
for classical scholars is 500 English $l2 (wlt children
&c. w N. WHITFIELD, Secie'"3at
July q, 1854 46
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ELECTION RETURNS.

New Hanover COunty-OfciNl.
IGovERNoR.e LEGISLATURE. SH'FF.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

Mr. Whitaker has laid on table g Our Honey
moon, and other comicalites from Punch,' illustra
ted by Jno. McLenan, 1t makes handsome volume
OF 572 pages, and is beyond doubt capital food for
lnnnhtnr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
Williams majority,

BLADEN.-Co mmons--Nhite, (dem.,) 544; Nc
Dorgad, (Fed.,) 522.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

DUpLIN.-Senate-B. w. Herring, re elected, 514
no opposition COmmons-Houston and Whitfield
elected-Houston, 882, Whitfield. 1856, Reid, $50 :;
Sheriff-Abernathy reelected, $50, Mathis 492
Broadhurst, las, Jones, 104.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11

Nc Francis Burt, of South Carolina, has been ap-
pointed Governor of Nebraska Territory, vice VIM.
o. Butler, declined
John H. Wheeler, of North Carolina, has been ap-
pointed Minister resident of the United States at Nj
oaraOua
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The Fire Dcpartmentiu Paris.

Washington, D. c., April 4, 1854
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
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