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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

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WILL SELL az AUCTION on
w FRIDAY, JAN a. 1881,
At III o'eloek at the Merhlnt' Exchange
SPECIAL SALE
S5G, 900 RAILROAD BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Asoi
Ic0 Shares Phenix Bank Stock.
2 Shares Manhattan Life Insurance COMPANY
a. Shares npiro City Bank.
The will reSrviDs bid
stt Of the HchiEAn southern Railroad Company Bonds
interest," payable Jet Of Mc and september snd redeem
able in New York Ia lG63, with Coupons attached
$500 Of the Michigan southern Railroad Company BoEis
Jscin Branch interest payable 1T February and August
deemAble August l. 1855 Coupons attached
Five will be required Of the purchaser the day
sale beaIee the following before o'clock Oae Send NIL
be Put with the privilege The orGna Bond bs atShe
Office Of the Auetoueer No II Wsllst, No New 53
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

EOR SALE-A snug Cottage Houfe and several
Of Land pleasantly ,tqsed one and half hqas
nunbsr OF buildings and abundance sf fruit For particulars
fnouiye At 10 80 ChisiepheTft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26
HIpIPN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROUTE-Oa

and asa and AIS snd& s. 90 s.iarr
the Fsmp sdsle TEN will 70 lsPhank s's leave 'hs s
BroOllyp on sOrdsy morning a $40. --
HARIPM RAILROAD-INLAND R0UTE.-Oa
II .er MoNDAY JAG 2? ~ !sssS'S, efS,rs.a s
s ssS TSa NJ ..SgPIss q !. mail aSa'
MoRSSo Is.ggin,, . AZ w bss.. P P
sasD. Mlsriea Madsis sRd Chatham o'rs'"' aud ''''
ns fExPsEss ar NJ Opgns Mli.m. sr.ss
white Plain. CO,on FalA Bs~s'sr' Dover P'a'' AA'"''
80" FROM CRY WALL sr,Tyos ,,.,.. u.--o.,,.
MLLEeIQN at q n, soPPins" Waite Plans S'"'o'""
cRofoN FAILs ssr stopping FOFih'm 'ni 'ai''
WHITE PLAINS st Ig An 81, 5 and 81 Pm stopping n
iVWILLfAMss BSIDSE, at ~ NJ 10 o. ~ IL ia. 81
.n " ;i0 !i q %sy .,,':o. stations
P.saI ALAG procure aud haze SiI s's., sh.ssss
. Nd !sR. ''''' '''-.' y D'.'Y .-
E1pre,. train. viii ssys ARssy A ~ .Sd Troy at LIS,
az '9psDs S ss.s Pn as 6sss .
F.1' .ns VIZ s .dSpn. aud ksSoSi cs.A. csr,1
4. %s,: F .sI1s .; ~ Vita &c a..
s 9s II: % r 81 Il. T ss.oa 'ss ss
leaves is N ard TSy n G %s: :; s. :, ~. :s
S1: SS9S yin. P.s. :ai w. 10 y ~ s,,.
al aIS A NJ aHdi As II and 81 NJ, and F''lA.m'
"AsS aS .IsSSi'K shxSosaESr Commencing Jan n 1884,
leave S C.p E ' cSa an "a rs. .sd
New .Yerk o. the 4Ihst st.tieu only - =, -, ..-,.
Ts;s, . S a Nh S:'' daily 'S afLI
NETWORK to MONTREAL, Oguensburgh, Bur
~ Iugop ST. yohnsbury, Below Falls Rotand Wiassss
% p1s E TS.. Mss. New Rac.
Canal and 6h-st 4hsv. Express trains h snff r. "
S's''' checked ''0''A rR%S 'si a iS 3sns ses
CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAILR0AD.-
MINTEk ADVANCEMENT.
a and aer MONDAY a iSs Passenger Trains VIII leave
daily (suEdays exesptedl - follow
' southern Dislsiou via Eofwslki
Leave Cleveland at.......eSe AM, SEQ AID 5b "
Leave Toledo et......,...9lO An, $50 ~ and AN
eormus with Lake Shore and Michigan sotthsn AZ
Eorthern Indiana Railroad Tho Daily Trains be"sea bsssis
D1nkrk and Chicago connecting sko Monroeye VIZ a.nsaeh
,nd gsndBsky Railroads connecting sso Clyde Win MAO h'
Nonhera Diviuon open to ssDdrsky.
Leave Ohio fits
TanVFS nt..s. 4.sss q
y r. PHILLIPS, SaPernsondsnt
once C. and 7. Z z. Cleveland, Nov. 1853
C,TATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Whitsbslst-
- Ear. 81 cents 60 QUARANIINB, srAPL.ETON vANDEH
RILT LARn'RG The Bostl all leave every boar a. m,wri
N-N Ic.,s st,tss Tsl.na I.oage New Yors
80 M ~ Jpn From TAM Pm
Mint boa, nom NJ Island O'Clock. Ware 81 eeuts
Nishf hs NsYors ia oiook Ware ~ eeas sonaa-uss
Ecluded
Ar ap1 Wight bot, o'clock from tho sAnd 10 o'clock
hoIn New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

DRIVATE SALE.--A valuable Farm, Long Is
land IS miles from NewYork tho Jericho and Snshown
Tunpke eontuing la with large twosory Dwelling
House other outbudD all in coed order large Orchard
thar will produce 100 bb Cider per and Pear and Cherry
Trees well with fine SPRING. All tbs Stock
Farming Utensils &c viii be sold with the Farm u required
Terms liberal For particulars apply to j. BLEECKE, No
Hrnnd.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

II ONION TERBACE.-fOr Sale, House No; AZ
I<odon Terrace on 23d between 9Th and lh,,y.
Apply 70 j. HiLLYER No - from DIVA NJ or D. D. HIN
MAN No Broad ct, from 2to2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

TOR sALE-Tbe threestory Brick House and Lot
No rs III between and 2dsvs rsrosd and sage
routes 2514 let 25rg feet deep VIII 30 sold reasonable
Antfx he eInises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26
I1oR SALE In RRooKLYN. CHEAP.-Tha two.

story ste basement and 'rbeelar frame Dwelling nearly
with brick the peak snsd No 1856 Schernsr
borrs wi hin few blocks Of the City Hall The House couslas
os with piazza ia front s.d sad built in
walls handsomely painted,
with French Zinc Paint Has httin throughout Los Is ~
feet For small family few desirable situations De
fund Price IS 90 $1,000 remain Bond and Mortgage
Apply 70 A. b. DAVENPORT Fultonav. and OIsdst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

TOR CHARLESTON and EIORIDA-U. s. MAIL
LINE-Tbs and splendid steamship JAS ADGER Capt
Dickinson viii leave Pier No North River for the above
SATURDAY. Jan 20, o'clock r NJ precisely ROr freight
apply beMa where ~ bs Of sSns will be signed aud fr
age 70 sPOFFORD, TILESTON l. Co, No 30 Broadway.
TbrouEh tickets FLORIDA follows Jacksonvle sSl. Psss
snd Pleolata. t33
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26
y. Cotton kucti0neer.
II ,c uIITC UOI n IITRNITT1E
T. H. LUDLOW, Aucii0n-er
DEPTMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE PROP
HtrRY II. LgxDS. Auetiozter

HErRY II. LEEDS Auetozser
ITO the TRADE and OTHERS.-GREAT SALE OF
Il GLASS SHADES Of EVERY SIZE and PArTERS. WIN
DOW GLASS and ROUGH PLATE GLASS H II LEEDS
co publc suetioa FRIDAY Jan Il a. 0i Oeleck
the ss No Wa ~. for ccoupt OF Sbo IL
conefp Giles Shades Tor Cl0cts Vases Gs
In ofova nd and Shsds
vsety Of shape vsryog from ines di
hight is inch by 40 in:h all Of
superior qu,li J, m ,nafacture aud e,isr
Window Glas Of superior quality and
an eJeeIle mt article from 61t to 5orl0
Ao 1s,o Rough Paie Gss suitable for hot houlss
and ship Lights lanterrs he 10Th Of
inch iMck-size ffom 6H3 to l4xls
All which will be sold positively Ehou for cAL- for
sceouu, o whom
Samples ready with catalogues the morning ofsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

u ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell At auction at the Mer.
chants Exchange TUESDAY the Slst January
NJ the four story bfiek House and lot Of Land No Pea
east side next 70 the corner Of DoHr lot 25 by 90 title in
RarticnaIs inquire OF s y. COMDREY. No WALTZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

EOR SALE.-The subscriber oilers for sale the
health pesat, located property corner Of Css. nut and
N j.. known Nos y ard 10 Che snut "
The house Is high 50 feet fut by % feet deep di1ngroom
and Kitchen 6et feet with shd attached There
ten 6phed roons and good cellar Ooe front
room designed and occupied small fancy store The house
nsary new The IS feet font by % feet deep with fruit
trees a. There GOOD we'll and ern the pTsmsos IL s
within wSlk OF the CHI stnutst depot where the
mass 10 kewYoTk hour within half an hours ride from
Jersey City The title perfect and Ddspuisbs II will be sold
Tor $50 go Of which remain bond and for
number Of For psrtcut inquire Of BY letter. address
JOHN' PRICE. No nToGd N Newark, N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

TRY RESIDENCE, with thTte OF Land, Tor II re-
suIred IN N.wJsrsey the line Of the r few min
Plains Station and about IA miles
Cranberry cation with PhiadsPhi. several times
dsy The ie old built BY days
superior sixteen apartments besides fcullsry
ksbouse spscous cess bsouse closet
with we'll Of excellent This
elevated end dry eommsnds view Ia every direction
able sautry and for residence boarding
house uncormon advantages Price only s3 SEQ
The furniture Which and desiTAbe horses impo
ents 6s Go fot sale For particulars apply TO JOHN HEN
ny CO. No 5 Mbertyst where plan Of the hOuss eau be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

Houses situate Livingston place fronting on stuyveau.-
square between 18th aud l7hs The Houses inc
feet deep contain all the modern and will be
fnished BY the frst of May. VS. ~
ks three foursory brick Houses situate on tbs ess
sac OF zdsy between 18th and 18th being
two rext adjoining l3hs The feet inches by 81
,tdseP. contain al the modern improvements will BE-
y s.s hrt ;erns apply st No. iso iotb-a oae door
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15

NEW YORK, Nov 6-(S previous days NAVAL Stores
more sensby than any previous time the scarcity
money most of the articles being usually sold for cash
Iurpentne Spirits Turpenne and Rosin are lower and
1d sT is plenty and very The sales since Friday
psntine 81 s7A 81 SO . $50 b. 600 Spirits Turpentine
49, ana ~ cents cash mostly eos shipping
closing about 49, cash in shipping orders 1000 Whining
se 7t i, 1000 90 ), NS5h County yard 100 No.
order in yard The stocks of Turpenne and Spirits ur
RlCE-ls IN fair request, without change in nrces oos
400 ties. at 81 5095 45}, cash. =" t'''0S 0aieS
~ FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. Bacon 10 a. l2: Beesvax
1922 90 Cooe-Rio l2t@ls Laguyra ooSS, ST. Domingo
M Totson so to good 5000, Ordinary to mid Ia
-; restners 4O945 Flour-Superfse 81 75@s co. Fine
we GoS7 no. noG Scratched SG oo7 Is anCorn 80 as
oo u99U w. oats 6O@OO Peas 5000 co. Rye ESQ
(bu.) 00@O 90. rOO' ''"0A' oooeS@ VS. Alum
rsd Bacon-Demsnd light, marketi well sup
Pleo cotton--We reduce l-6 all grades the marke,
6o"eVeriS hrm a he reduction. Flour Somewhat
o2rn qulte nrT1. Oats IN demand at quotation Ryc-Re
celpt hgns Beef and Pork-The market is we'll Sunni.
with both Spirits Turpentine 20 to 4ic "'' Supp'eo
~ la BORO' Dec. S.-Turpentne-Dip, ~ ~ to 2 M
ia 81 . to 3d. Scrape 40 IS cts per 100 MS Corn
w TO 20 oo per Dbl Bacon 10 to ~ cts Lard IN ~
cts Cotton, Z to u cts "'0' ~ W u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
Corrections.

The Bill for changing the time of holding Superior
Courts in Sampson and Cumberland Counties re-
ported by mistake as having been introduced by
MIR. Dargan was introduced by Mr.. Williams. of this
county The object Of the bill is to do away with
the two weeks court in New Hanover County, which,
ms it now stands, imposes too heavy burdens upon
Jurors and Witnesses. By the way, we have been
requested to invite the attention of the Magistrates
10 assemble in County Court here next week TO this
matter Mr. Williams, we learn, will be down on
Monday, and thus will have an opportunity of more
fully consulting with the citizens Some are OF opin-
ion that there is an absolute necessity for two
weeks session, but that the law might be so amended
as TO have two sets Of Jurors, so that should
he Kent LONGER than 2 week
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
". Dropg.. De pHuys to Mr.. Mason
Translated

PARIS, Nov. !, 1854.
ri have received the letter you did me the
honor to write me, under date of the 9th of the last
last month, in which you ask me for some explana-
tons as the motives of the determination taken
with regard 10 Mr. Soule must, in the first place,
state the manner in which things have occurred
The Minister of the Interior had to give directions
that Mr.. Soule should not be allowed 10 penetrate
into France without the knowledge Of the govern
ment Of the Emperor. The instructions of Mr.. Bill
liant strictly followed and carried out with the
utmost propriety by the Commssary of the police ut
Calais. Accordingly that funclionary did not invite
Mr.. Soule embark again for England-he left him
perfectly rec to remain at Calais until he should re-
ceve orders from Paris, which he was about to re-
quest 1t was simply question of waiting patient
~ for day al the most but Mr.. Soue, afterisay-
ing that he did not expect any regard on the part of
the French government and that besides he did not
care for it, preferred to go back to England mme.
diatey The Minister of the Interior did, neverthe.
less forward his defnitive instructions to Calais by
telegraph, and do nothing better than to trans
crbe them here
'If Mr.. Soule presents himself for the purpose OF
entering France, you will give him to understand
that the Emperors government does not authorize
him to oourn there, but that it makes opposition
to his passing through in order to go to Spain and
you will offer him to use bis passport for that desl
nation"
You perceive, sir, that the Government of the En-.
peror has not sought, you seem to believe 10 pre-
vent an Envoy of the United States from traversiug
French territory in order to repair his post and &C
quit himself OF the commission with which he was
charged by his Government but between that sim
pie passage and the stay of foreigner whose ante
cedens Il regret to say it) have awakened the atien
ton of the authorities whose duty it is to preserve
public order among u.s. there is difference which the
Minister of the Interior was bound TO appreciate L
Mr.. Soule had been going directly to Madrid, the
route by France was open to him. If it was his in
tention to to Paris, with view 10 remaining
here. that privilege was not accorded him. It was
therefore, necessary to consult him as to his inten
tons, and it was himself who would not allow time
to do Our laws strict with respect 10 foreign
ers The Minister Of the Interior causes their rgor
Gus provisions to be executed. when is shown hin
that there is any necessity for such action-and ever
then he makes use OF discretionary power which tn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
Marine Intelligence.

PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAROLINA
ARRIVED.
Dec. 7-Steamer Brothers. Williams, from Fayetteville,
to A. ID. Cazaux with lighters in tow.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman from Fayetteville to
w. 2. Elliott
Dec. 9-Dutch C1aot Mentor, Cremer, from New Castle,
Eng, to DeROsset & Brown {; with coal.
Schr Humming Bird, Bogert, from New York, to J. R..
Blossom with mdze
Schr Dolphin, Hill, from Newbern, \. c., to Moore
Stanly s Co; with fish, shingles &c.
l0-Barque Cherokee, Coffin, from Bath. Me-, to j. H.
Cbadbourn & Co; with hay.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt from FAYETTEVILLE to T.
G. & B. G. Worth
Steamer Gov. Graham Evans, from Cypress to T. c. &
B. G.. Worth.
CLEARED
Doc. 7-Steamer Henrietta, Allen for White Hall, by
Vessel & Eiers.
s-Schr; Lamartne, Briggs, for New York, by 7. c.
Worth with naval stores, Sc.
Schr. H P, RUSSELL Edwards, for Shallote in ballast by
Russell & Bro.
Steamer SUM- Rnsh foI Fayetteville by Jos. ] Dippitt
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman for Fayetteville by
w. P. Elliott =
Dec 9-Schr Ben Zoll, for New York, by Geo Harriss
with naval stores, cotton, SC.
Schr. Charles Mills Jackson for New York by Der
s Brown; with naval stores SC.
Dec. 9-Brg Levant Brooks, for Maanzas by DeRosset
s. Brown with lumber &c.
Schr. Vapor, Wilcox, for New York. by J. f. Blossom
with naval stores.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15

for the bill increasing the pay of Jurors in the coun
ty of New Hanover The substitute leaves II dtsere
tionary with the County Courts to designate the pay
of Jurors, mot to exceed 50 90 per day. and like
sum for every thirty miles travel
Mr.. Causler from the Committee On Internal I'M
provements. reported favorably upon bill incorpor
ating the Cape Fear and Waccamaw Plank Road
Company ALSO the Chatham Rail Road Company.
Mr. jenkins introduced bill in relation TO the
destruction of live stock Rail Roads. makes
their destruction prima fae,e evidence of negligence
Mr.. Humphrey of Onslow, bill to incorporate
Central Rail Road from Beaufort Harbor to Fayette.
vile.
Mr.. Meares a bill to create Scientific and Mill
tarv School in North Carolina Referred 10 Com
mittee on Military Affairs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
The Ranka.l

We notice that our contemporaries are justly excited
ut the course of New York Broker named Dye the
publisher of financial Journal, who. in his bulletin
of the 4h of this month, reports the failure oil the
Commercial Bank of Wilmington, N. c., the Bank
of Washington, N. c., the Bank of Wadesboro, and
the Bank of Fayetteville That this is totally and
scandalously untrue, everybody who knows anything
about these Banks, knows That this report is got.
Zen up for the purpose of enabling brokers to buy
their notes in at a large discount is equally certain
1t strikes US that there ought TO be certain
penaties both in person and pocket attached TO the
perpetralion of such scandalous fasehoods. We
think that the Banks whose credit IS attacked-lne
individual holders of the notes attempted to be de-
preciated have an action for damages. Whether il
that action we're tried in New York they would get
them is another thing. We don't believe they would,
no matter how fragrant the case. The instance OF
Sherashub Spooner-we think we have the name
shows something of the character OF New YORK
jury The said Spooner out to Virginia to get
subscriptions for bogus affair known as Boydels
Shakespear-a thing which was failure when tired
on in England, somewhere about Napoeons time and
the plates for which are worn OUT without even
the merit of newness TO recommend them. The Rich
mond Examiner showed the matter up and spoiled
Beezebubs game in Virginia. Some time after Mr..
Daniel the E litor of that paper was caught in New
York and for thus showing up notorious humbug
in the plain line of his duty 10 the public New
York Jury mucted him in several thousand dollars
damages. The thing would be Uice Usrsa IN this
case we suppose. They would give no damage to
the Nor!h Carolina Banks.
But the New Workers not the only people VINO
try to run down North Carolina paper upon false
pretences and for impure purposes. The Brokers Ill
our sister State of Virginia are not whit behind
them. We do wish they wauld carry the thing lit
lie farther so as to cure some of people OF their
fondness Of carrying their produce to people that
spit upon them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
The Vote for Senntor.

mistake occurred in the usually correct Legisla-
tive reports of the Raleigh Star in the matter Of the
vote for Senator for the short term. The name of
Mr. Meares of Brunswick, is accidentally omitted
from the list of those voting for Mr. Reid. We in
common with other papers copied this list without
examination We find from the other Raleigh papers
that Mr.. Meares did vote for Mr. Reid. Whatever
Col. Menres' individual choice may have been, and
with this have nothing TO do, he, of course yield
cd 10 the voice of the majority OF his party.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
--,.'on ~ ,gc Malls.

'- ."r.her7 nails .a.,aa 10 arrive yesterday, and
".-.- u new 80. ina source save the mea.
C~r o1or pr9-r orr ta.~a~a hic head Tho cars
"'r 'C from tcaola c. - evening, about seven
:no"' UuI there was no connection with the Po,om-
&c steamer. The detention is supposed tn have bean
caused by ice in the river.Richmond Dispatch. eth
iH,t. WV
There are two mails due here, from the North.
We presume the failures have been caused as stated
by The dispatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15

Government of the Emperor has never allowed to be
discussed. The quality of foreigner on the part Of
Mr.. Soue placed him within the scope OF the meas
ure of which he the object aIl that remained was
to reconcile this measure with the public character
with which he was invested
You will acknowledge, sir, that this is what we
have DONE and that the Government of the Z. States
with which Government His Majesty the Emperor
has at heart to cultivate the relations of friendship
and esteem has in nowise been assailed in the per-
son of one of its representatives.
The Minister OF the United States in Spain is free,
repeat it, TO pass through France MIR. Soule. who
has no mission to fulfill near the Emperor, and who
conformaby with the doctrine sanctioned by the law
of nations, would need, on account of his origin, a
special agreement enable him to represent. in his
native land the country of his adoption-Mr Sonle,
as simple private individual comes within the pale
of the common law which has been applied to him.
and he cannot lay claim to any privilege.
Accept, sir, the assurance OF high consideration
with which have the honor to remain your very
umble and obedient servant,
DRoUYN DE- L'HUYs.
MIR. Mason, United States Minister.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15

referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs: Mr.
Coke announced the death of Mr.. Presley Ewing
late member Of the House who died during the re-
cess Mr.. Brstow, MIR. Ewipg's successor, then pro-
nounced an euogium on the deceased member-
Messrs Latham and Smith of Alabama, also bore tes-
tmony to the private and public virtues OF Mr. Ewing
The usual resolutions then passed. and the
House adjourned till Monday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15

The following appointments made the 7th inst,
by the Board of Directors of the Wilmington and Raleigh
Il R. Company
J. S. Green Treasurer S. D. Wallace Clerk and Ticket
Agent; J. Campbell, Agent at Weldon; L. c. Fremont
Engineer and Superintendent; T H Lane, Transp Agt
l. l. Alderman, Assistant to do; H. D. Gilbert G. Alder
man, D. W Hooks Benjamin F. Ellis Conductors of Mail
t.: NO"N'' -1"O' OOA~""10Ao Va
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15

SUM PUNKIN."-A gentleman of our town receiv.
ed a Pumpkin this week from David Sloan ESQ, of
Duplin county, weighing SO pounds, We didn't see
Fhe pumpkin, but know the gentleman to be some
Judge of punkins, especially in the shape OF pies
Like the old Judge with the peach and honey, we
don't care if we had 81 few " of that ourselves
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15

KANzAs.-An election held in Kanzas for a dele
gate in Congress- has resulted in the election of Gen
J. w Whitfield, the candidate of the party in ia
Kanzas being slave State Robert P. Elem
niken. Esq the candidate of the Free Sellers. by
large majority, almost two to one.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-15
AUCTION,

NIX HO0 WORTH (F GOODS.-The subscr;bsr will
SII:R SELL at public auction on Tuesday the 10Th
oay OF Decemner, his entire STOCK OF GOODS siro
ny store house is for rent. Persons DESTROYS Of vo;n
" % T DO well to attend. Terms made known on daV
of. '1 'ue entire STOCK is disposed
Warsaw. Duplin county. Dec 5tb. 1864 In: