davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

LIVERPOOL, Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES circular
ports Cotton less active during the last three days. but there
nominaily from Lied to I'd advance the week. The
taken speculation and $500 for export The quotations
Fair Mobile Cd mdding sgd New Orleans fair Gid,
middlmg SID; Upland fair Cd, middling SD
Breadstuifs. demand is fair but good qualities
have improved Western Canal 32s. Ohio 36s Wheat
Demand fair holders firm White los. Cd. red 9s. Sd.
Corn moderate; prices in favor of buyers white
and yellow 40s.
Provisions dull. Bacon is unchanged.
Provisions Lard unchanged with moderate business
at previous rates Pork is dull Bacon is unchanged
Metals-Rals quoted in Wales at Ell los. a E7 lbs
Bar iron is quoted in Wales at eS IS. q G8 los
Freighs are unchanged, with limited business Rosin--
common is in fair demand at As. 4d.
Money Market-The London money market unchanged
with moderate business. COnsols closed at 94s 95-
American stocks a shade higher
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CAROLINl
ARRIVED.


Oct. l9Schr. Z. G. Stratton, Langsta from Phadel-
pha, to T. c. Worth with mdze.
Schr Mary Anna, Gibbs from Boston, to O. q. Parsley
with mdze.
masted schr. N. Crowel Crowell, from Boston, to ]
H. Chadbourn Il Co.; with mdze.
schr. Henry Mutt, Garwood from New York. to George
schr. Jane c. Patterson, Dole from Boston, to Geo. Har
schr Aramnta, Keeble from Baltimore Russell Bro;
with mdZe.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, stedman from Fayetteville,
to Marsh Elliott.
Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvle to A. H. vanBok-
2O-Schr. D. S Mershon Graham, from Philadelphia to
T. G. Worth with mdze.
OCT 2O-Schr Lilly, JONES' "a hours from New York. to
T. c. Worth with mdze.
2l-schr, Mary c. Cranmer Adams, from Beaufort N c.
to Master; with fish
schr Sidney Price, Candy, from Salem Mass in ballast
schr. Mary Powell, Davis, from New York, to George
Harriss with mdze
Schr Mary Patterson, Dole from Boston, in ballast
George Harrss.
Oct. 2l.--Steamer Rowan Barber, from White Hail. to
schr H: E. Weston, NIalvy, frcm Philadelphia, to Geo
22-schr. Pedee, White from New York, to j. H. Elan
ner; with mdze.
Schr Adele, Applegit, from New York. to j. H. Flanner
with mdze.
Brig A. G. Washburn Camm from Bristol, R. l., to Kid
Schr Marine Powell. from New York, George Harriss;
with mdze.
Steamer Eliza Dcksey from White Hail. to J. E. Metts
Sehr. Hattie Annah, Douglass from, from Rockand Me-,
| to J. ID. McRae & Co.; with lime.
Steamer Sum- Rush, from Fayetteville JOS J. Lippitt
%. -Schr VIM. H. Smith, Wyatt, from New York to
DeRosset s. Brown with mdze.
Schr. Telegraph, Lewis from Swansboro N c. to Mas
ter; with fish.
Schr j. C. Manson Rabon Shallote to Anderson &
7 Savage; with naval stores.
Steamer Evergreen, Jones, from White Hall, to J. E.
Metts.
Steamer James Grist Pennal, from Kely's Cove, to
A. d, Cazaux.
Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvle to A. H. Van
Bokkeen.
CLEARED.
Oct. 19Steamer Gov Graham, Evans, for Fayette Vile
by T. C. & B. g. Worth
Schr Catharine Johnson Cranmer for New York by G,
Harriss with boxes fruit Sc bales Cotton 257 bbls Tar
3O5 do Turpenne 837 do Spirits Turpenne 1872 do Ros
in.
2O-Steamer James R. Grist, Pennal, for Fayetteville
by A. D. Cazaux
Schr Greyhound, Morrow, for Port Spain, by T. c
Worth; with lumber.
Oct 2lBrig Henry c. Brooks Drisko for West Indies
by Russell Bro with l04 600 shingles l22 900 feet lumber
Steamer Eliza Gcksey, for Fayetteville by j. E. Metts
with one lighter in tow.
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvile by A H. VanBok
kelen.
Oct 2l-Schr. Theresa c., Corson, for Philadelphia
Geo. Harrss; with naval stores, lumber Sc.
Schr. VIM. p Williams Rogers for Charleston by J. s
d. McRae & Co.; with SO bbs 800 bushels rice
Brig Richmond, Colson, for Georgetown S. c., by
Morgan
&--Brig Harriet Newell, Warren, for Providence R.
by J. u D. McRae & Co.; with l27, 900 feet lumber
-Steamer Sum- Rush, for Fayetteville, by J. J. Iinnt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY AND MILLS Eo1,


1NHE undersigned, PURSUANT to Order of the SA
l. Court of Equity will offer to the highest bidder EiT
the premises, the Falls of Tar River in Edge A
comb county, about mile from Rocky Mount lepot On
Wednesday the LIST day Of November next the FACTORY
AND MILLS owned by the late James S Battle and WI
liam = Battle ;kr several small tracts of Land adiace
thereto The said Factory has been worked for many yca
in the spinning of Cotton Yarn, and is full operation
being well fitted with every kind of machinery necessary
that business and having and substantial dam
which has been recently erected great Near bv the
said Factory there is GRIST MILL with five pair of
stones which likewise in full operation and also SAW
MILL which has been in constant great number Of
years. with Circular Saw recently put up With fty
acres of Land on which are located A FINE DWELLING
together with other buildings suited for the habtaon Of
Oyerseers and Operatives With the said Factory and Mills
will be sold SEVERAL SMALL LOTS OF LAND on,
Lot of 80 suitable for furnishing timber the saw
This sale presents to the capitalist fine opportunity for
profitable investment.
At the time will be sod Lot of or acres on the
north side of the river, on which is A STORE HOUSE
Also, Lot of two ut Rocky Mount Depot on
which is also a Store House. Likewise a small piece Of
Termst he purchaser of the Factory and Mills will be
CURED to give bonds with able suretes payable ua
annual instruments with interest from the day of sale
The purchaser of the other property will be required
give bond with able sureties payable in and eighteen
months with interest from day of sale.
! KENELM H. LEWIS, C. NJ. i.
| Sept. 22d, 1854 BITS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
No Further Tidfngs of the Arctic.

HALIFAX, Oct. 16-Ihe screw steamship Osprey,
from ST. Johns, N. F., the 18th inst, contrary, 10
general expectation, brought further tdngs rea.
tive TO the passengers of the Inflated Arctic. The
only remaining hope, therefore, is that some of the
missing passengers may have been rescued from pie
Of the wreck by passing vessels which have not
reached anV port or that have gone to EurOpe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
TO CONTRACTORS.

RIcHLANDs, Onsow Co.,, y. c
PROPOSALS will be received this place until the 3
day of November next for the building of CHURCH,
at which time the bids will be examined, and the contract
awarded to the lowest bidder The drawings Tor the above
may be seen at Nathan SylveSters, of this place.
Specifications follows: The Building to be oo by
SO feetl4 feet between jontsthe said building to have
outer ss 9xl2 inches also grdcrs running parallel W
the side stills 9xl2 inches-the said s and grders be u
ported by 2S brick pillars Is inches above ground and deep
enough to good foundatonhe said pillars to be
feet bread by thick the seeper be II feet long, 3xS H.
extending the breadth of the building, and 10
framed flush with the stills and grders, spaced p inches %
centres There to be4 windows on each side and oh
each end. to contain Is lights l2x6 inches also one IN W
of the pulpit of II lights IOx6 in There are to o@
folding DOORS pannel, 4x9 feet to be in front side a M
budngOne opposite in the rcar the other in the tna
poste the pulpit the aornerpost to be 6xS in, the a
and window posts to be 6x6 in and the intermediate 3
the braces 6x6 plates 4x7 the Notwithstanding to show
inches and flistered; the window frames to be made
subsills outside shutters bead porting bead, and al
roof of suitable pitch, &c. There is also to be PLAN %
nice running the length of the building of each side and
gables. The roof to be covered with cypress shingles
lower framing to be of good clear heart timber also all
the front door to the feet widealso one ~
ing from the altar to the door, in the opposite end, %
ing the above in the centre there shall also b e Gn
be of neat PANEL work, with steps to ascend on ac
There shall also be aisle around the altar to aou
to the angie seats There to be IS benches OF fol-
with reclining backs. The inside finish of Windows a. n
lows: An apron piece, surmouned by capslI WIN nr
able moulding in the angle plain pastcrs with Ie a.
bead door trimmings to correspond the doors 10 h
cured with good bolts and locks the sash to De ,nr
with Jones' patent sash lockthe sash to include LIES
estimate to be made for painting pasterng -'o
postpaid, Nathan Sylvester ., -n,o,p
| ABNER ERWIN, On III :"
~ SYLVESTER, Secretary. o,. II
| Sept. u pr
CENIN CAPS.-The assortment of Boys Fine 'n ~ va
VI the Emporium is acknowledged to be superior had
rety and beauty any former supply We have eSG
Oct. 9th, 1854 Z. W -
! NORTH CAROLINA HAMS, Shoulders ana 7''S
1< Fayetteville Flour;
| Mulletts;
! Irish and Sweet Potatoes;
Cheese and Goshen Butter, very hnei
Soap, Candles and Lard
Sugar and Coffee different Qualities;
Sack Salt. Just received and for sale hy GRANT. .
To be found upder Carolina Hotel, Corner OF NlD'A'
Second Streets. 1o-Iw- In
| Oct. 9Th, 1854
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
WILL STAIN HIM.
''Ihat is the 1cay to put 1t to the FWSionaStS p

CA collision occurred on the Central Railroad,
on Tuesday about ten miles from Neuse River. A
negro got very badly hurt. No white person that
we can learn is dangerous injured. Mr.. ]. Can't
well, of this place got pretty severely bruised but his
injuries though painful. not believed to be danger
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

MONTREAL, Oct. 2O.-A dispatch from DR.. Rae
dated York Factory, August 4th, has been received
by Sir George Sansom Governor of the Hudson Bay
Territory narrating the discovery of the remains Of
Sir John Franklin and his unfortunate companions
They were starved 10 death in the spring of 1852 tc
| the northwest of Fox River.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
$40 REWARD.

20 THE Subscriber will give the above reward for the
"a apprehension and confinement in any Jail, that he
a. get him, his Negro man GEORGE, who run
~ away from the subscriber the Sth inst George
raised about 40 miles from Richmond Va where he
sold to trader about four months ago. He is abou
20 years of age, very dark w d. MCNEIL.
Eizabethtown, n c., Oct b. 1854 3l-lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

STOLEN.
ORION THE SUBSCRIBERS STABLE, on the y
night of the Sth inst, al sorre MARE, with 30
white spot In her face she also has sink in her back ~
caused from Said Mare is low thick built animal
Any information concerning said Mare will be thankfully
ceived by the subscriber JOHN Lone
Efzabethtown N O., Oct. 11th 1854 33-It-7-2t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
Marine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.-The schooner T. c.
Worth, Shannon, MASTER left Wilmington, ~ c., on
the 10th ult, for Philadelphia, and has not since
been heard from. Capt Sprgg, of the schr. R. G..
Wilder, from Wilmington, reports that on the 11th
inst, he picked up sixteen barrels of turpenne, the
marks corresponding with those in the Worth's car
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

NOTICE..
ITO my Country Friends, have removed to the Corner
House, Halls Building. in front of the Methodist Par
sonage on Walnut Street where you again Thank
full for past favors, solicit continuance of the same
JAMES WHITMAN.
Oct. 18th, 1854 COTS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

THE KNow-NoTH1NGs.-Th notion Of the day all
over the country seems to be discussion of the
merits and dement's of this new order. Some applaud
their aims and objects, while not few raise up their
hands in holy horror as though Apollyon himself
had organized the monstrous brotherhood. In spite
of the praise bestowed upon them by their admirers
we can but condemn that secrecy which is the very
escence of their system, while at the time (the
excavations of their enemies to the contrary notwh
standing) it to us but too probable that they
are destined to increase in strength very far beyond
the present expectations Of the country. In of
their principles, Native Americanism for instance,
may be found the elements of great power and if
prudence and cunning be put in requisiton to dis
semnate, first their more laudable tenets, the day
may soon come when this now despised Paternity
shall exercise controlling influence over the politi
cal condition of the United States. 1t does appear
to u.s. with present light, that the Society is to
| be dreaded and trust CarolinIans will ponder
we'll what they do before insutng within our Dor
ders any branch of the order. What we want is a
Southern party to protect and defend Southern in.
terests: and we should look with dislike, if not en-
nifty, upon anything calculated to divert the freeman
of the South from this one grand desideratum. The
Know Nothing organization may become means o.
distracting people from this high purpose and
for this reason alone, to say nothing of others,
dissent from and oppose them.-EdgefeId Adu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
VALUABLE LAND SALE


THE UNDERSIGNED will of're for sale. at Publi mr.
Auction at the Court house door, in Elzabethtown <
Bladen County, on the FIRST MONDAY OF NOViN
Der, 1000 ACRES of excellent Farming and finely I'm
bered Land, on Hammond's Greek, in Baden County tb
property of Miss Flora Taylor, AMI the lands upon wbI
the late August. Taylor resided Further particular. I
be had from the undersigned James w. Cromartie or VIM
y MCNEIL The terms of sale will be made known on L
day ofsale j. G. MACDITGATD Az "'
ALSO at the same time and place, the undersigned will
offer as above, about l,00 ACRES Or LAND, good f
Farming and Iurpentine, lying Coy BIaom county
the property Of Mrs Lucy Ann MacDugald wife of C.
MacDugad. Terms made known on day of sale
~ . j. q. MACDUCALD Trustee
ALSO at the same time and place. 500 or 900 ACRES M
excellent Farming and good Tmpentine LAND with o NO.
cessary Improvements in buildings, with good water yn
on lunouil the property of David Johnson and the nlan
tation and adjoining tracts which he now resides ar
made known day of sale WINS
.,,n }. g.: MACDUGALD, Atty
ALSO at the same time and place. about 500 ACEES Of
good 'Turpentine Land lying on Turnbul Baden coun
ty, known the "Elias Gardner Land Terms mad.
known on day of sale. J. G. MACDUGAID, Atty
! Elizabethtown, N. c., Oct I3, 1854. 6-3t
Fayetteville Observer copy ST. and forward act to the nm
dersgned for each tract separately
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
w ANTED

WANTED
A COMPETENT SCHOOL TEACHER, for district
~ No g. on Colvins Creek New Hanover county apply
to JOEL L. MOORE,)
A M. COLVIN, Committee
JNO. HENRY,
Oct GOTH 1854 7-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
FRESH ARRIVALS.

Per SchrS. L. p SMITH aud ALBA
R0n Les of Large Goldfish 5 bbls Irish Potatoes: &c
wv boxes fresh Cheese 10 kegs ofbest retailing Goshen
Butter. Low for cash at GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

AN INC1DENT.-One of the escaped seamen of the
Arctic shipped on board the Atlantic on Saturday.
Just as the steamer was about to sail he dscov-
cred by Captain West who took him by the collar
and marched him ashore, saying he wished such
men to go to with him
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

NOTICE.
NHE Committee for the examination of Teachers of
schools for the County of Sampson will MAJ pm
Clinton, Saturday the 4h day of November and 80 IN
all who apply for certificates. ISHAM ROY A1ainlne
Clinton, Oct 9th, lS54-63t] Secrat,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
: State Sovereignty-National Union
FOR CONGRESS.

WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON.N
EE- HE VOTED FOR THE NEBRASKA BILL
RB- HE VOTED FOR THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
RB AND-MARK WELL
HB- H + STANDS PLEDGED TO OPPOSE THE RE
Eg- PEAL OF EITHER OF THESE LAWS!
RB- The People "a
Of the Fifth Congressional District
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
MY WHEREABOUTS

HE subscriber would take this method of informing !;
friends in Dupln, Wayne and Sampson and his MS
quantances generally that he is at present engaged in
store of Mr.. A. B. MCCALEB, Market street. near M Inc
Dock where he will be happy to wait all NAV f
him with call Goods Will be sold low, and no main: s
to please. JACOB W CAR{T e"
Wilmington, Sept 22d, 1854 IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

. 600 ACRES OF PINEY LANDS FOR SALE
N,OOO in Duplin county, the water of the North
East branch of Cape Fear River well adapted for making
Tar and Turpentne For further particulars apply to the
subscriber at Richlands, Onslow county w Soun
ERLAND kenansville, Dupin county.
Z. MURRILL, JR-
Sept % 1854 It'd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made to the next Leeislot
n North Carolina for act to incorporate the VIII OF
Strickland - in the County of Duplin. sV OF
Sept. 2Sth 1854 -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
From the Carolinian.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. II, 1854.


Mr. YATEs: attended the late Convention of
the Baptsts of North Carolina in this place, which
convened on the 18th and ended on the 10Th It's
sitings conducted with dignity, its business
with harmony, and its members left much pleased
and grateful for the hospitality, kindness and liberal
ity of the citizens of Fayetteville
received for the Indian cause from white persons
$84 20. collection taken and handed me by
the coored people of $12 26, making total received
of 500 46-and $40 were pledged to be paid in fu-
ture. 1t was unexpected lberality.
Being authorized TO make Iife-member OF the
American Indian Association for every $50 received
at any place, have conferred that privilege three
oldest Protestant ministers of your town. viz: Rev's
James Mcdaniel, David S. Williams and A. Gil
christ.
Permit me to add, that having been in your State
SO years ago, | ain prepared to say that region
visited recently has given evidence OF improve.
ment in almost all the departments of human affairs,
than North Carolina. If there be anything in which
you are behind some of your sister States, far
can see, it is in the improvement of the soil Your
farms are too large and too little attention is given
to the renovation. In this Virginia is in advance
OF YOU Without change, many OF your farmers
will very soon have farms, and be compelled to
do many of their neghbors have done, go to some
other region, in order 10 keep soul and body in good
humor with each other. Very Respectfully,
G. F. H. CROCKETT, Agent.
r redemption the public Debt for the Week ell
ding Saturday, October 81, 1854.
Loan OF iS42 $4OC
Il ION. ......... ................ 1896
! l0f' ZI,75
/ MARRIED
In this town, on Tuesday evening" 18th inst, by Rev
NJ; Reid; Mr.; LEMUEL H. BOWDEN, to Mrs MA
At Rocky Hin, Conn on the nth inst, Mr. B. G NEFF
of this town, to Miss MARGARET COLLINS, of the for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
authorised Agents for the journal

Authorized Agents for the Journal.
JAMES NJ REDMOND, Tarboro', Edgecombe CO., N. G.
Jos1AH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county
JOSEPH r. KEMP, Bladen county.
JAMES H. MEREDITH, Gravelly Hill, Bladen CO.
B. BARNES Black Creek, Wayne county.
LEWIS JONES, Pink Hill P. o., Lenoir county
~ This Paper is fled and may be free of charge
at Hooways Piand Ointment Establishment PA Strand,
London where Advertisements and Subscriptions will be
ceived for this Periodical.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
Sept. 22d, 1854
LAND FOR SALE.

r.
81 THE subscriber will offer for SALE the % day No
Il vember next, all his Lands in Baden county, on Ellis
Creek miles from Cape Fear River, containing between
Is and IA hundred acres, with 300 good swamp Land
vation the balance of which good Piney Land well Tim
bered with two crops of Boxes from three years
with good barn and comfortable dwellings, high and
healthy with excellent water good Well neveramg
Spring also good location for Turpentne Dsller
there is in the County At the time the prem
ises, all my stock, Mules and Wagons, Farming imIl
ments, together with Household and Kitchen Furniture
Conditions made known an day of sale
Sep. ], lS54j2-3m*] JOHN n. MCCOLL.
Fayetteville Caroiinian copnY months
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

lNGEN1oUs.-On Saturday evening we noticed
something of crowd round Messrs. Brown & An
dersons Jewely Store window, and found 10 be at
tracted by clock, the works Of which set in motion
artificial BIRDS which hop from branch to branch of a
tree or bush, while others drink and otherwise amuse
themselves while all sing. The whole is extremely
natural, indeed exquisite piece of workmanship
1t was made in France we learn from Mr. Brown
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27

1t was made IN France, we learn from Mr. Brown.
Tow BOAT SNAGGED-On Friday last, tow boat
Francis Fries,' while in tow of steamer g Ever
green" struck a stump and sunk, when about 80
miles up the river, bound to Fayetteville. The F. F.
had on board AGO sacks of salt.
SUPPOSED K1DNApPERs.-Two white men arrived
in the southern cars yesterday morning, having
in charge two negro men, whom they Immediately
proceeded with to the private jail of Mr.. Lumpkin,
and deposited them there for safe keeping. Mr..
Pearce, of the Police, having been previously put
the lookout for them, by message from the South,
arrested the white men on charge OF kidnapping,
and took them, with the negroes, before the Mayor
for examination. One of the white men said his name
Malcolm E. Mcneil, and that he agent
of A. D. Cazaux, Of Wilmington, N, G., to bring the
servant in his charge TO Richmond for sale. The
other white man said his name was Edward L. Lewis,
in confirmation of which he produced paper setting
forth the fact. The Mayor ordered the whole party
to be detained in custody, until the truth of their
statements shel be satisfactorily established
Richmond Enquirer.
We copied the above from the local columns of the
Richmond Enquirer, without examination, into the
Journal of Saturday last AS it stands it is calcua
ted to place the parties in an improper position. Mr.
Mcneil is a highly respectable citizen of Robson
county, and carried on the negro Lewis, in good
faith for his brotheriHlaw, Mr. Cazaux. who, in The
hurry of his starting, forgot did not have time, &c
give him power of attorney to sell the negro. II
the other case, that of The free fellow Mr. Lewis hat
his indentures for 25 years, drawn by Mr.. Haigh, o
Fayetteville, and, in every respect regularly execu
ted. These, we understand, gave him no power t.
carry the fellow out of the State and to this eXten
Mr.. Lewis has acted unadyisedy-no further
appears to be simply misapprehension, The pri
vate Jail, message from the South, and all that stuff
is imaginary.
RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-We learn that collision oc
Cured near Robbery the N. C. Railroad Tues
day last by which several persons seriously in
: jurred The passenger train from Goldsborough
with some two hundred passengers ran into engin
and tender which had been used in carrying iron TO
: the Road. negro had been sent to give warning
to the train as tapproached but he had fallen asee
v and hence the accident We learn that a negro ma
dangerously if not fatally hurt, and that severa
of the passengers were badly bruised tbs ortunat
under the circumstances, that the result fata
No many on board the passenger train. Raj &tandar
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-27
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hereby forewarn all persons from, h
l. ing with gun dogs, feeding pennng stock cpn
TIMBER choppng or detacing trees, trespassing in a
all offenders VIM 2 pIEE t,r SSl INST
Duplin CO., Oct. 9th, 1854 - -