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9tGbtiicbes.

- Sn Der MfittppGs Numrner Der 1icfsen Die
paid" tefar,p itb Elm BON amerfanern scrfaetcs rrb
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beben Dertidet, bic firsliG Bel Der @re,,rficrt bes
SuartettzGtu aui 8rauet unc &inpcr ibpNenl
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Nt6mpmber 2In3ei9er.
Sennatenb, %. Sertembsr 1856.
8emerfu1to a.

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teit Der b~sutisen Summer lin, Na6it6t. gine flsine
@ei6aftsreiie BON eintser' 2aect tratte uns biesmal
10 treit sarid, taB mir fir ciesmal nur penis 9eietcf
bieten %fDnner,.
@ir 3etsen suglsih an, pab nadte g4c6s ,inisre
Office mad, Srcapfr, Gde Der Stem StraBe serGest per>
ben rirt.
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aaos merosn p%nnfltdplt unS biai8f beirrst non
90. &reufer,
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1noets Htneer abfparten tonnen. Go braubt fb !ecine al nteltcn.
ss nld1t quite 2sasnile absr ibrsn Gbarafter unb NSbiofsstsn BEL,
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IN h s,, Saferst IN Garpftry spiften Der S. unb 9. Strafe, jeber.
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SsIgsst, ib nit sOlem &e3te bic soQtpnmeniie 3ufrieSsnbsii ISHms
bpfes Su %perbienen. N"' '"te VolfS
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Gppultrt bur8 Yatpr 5pser:
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Gbrtaine, seb. Subr.
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9eb. Seymour. 5g # .
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Rleinfinbere Sd6nIe.
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SrraSftr, spilden Der 2. II. 3. Stros.
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g, Scr ,.nt;,,, ..f,nu @si4smenb, Is. gsptember 1855.
%Geapaenie nurSe ~bsitIofen unS ansenunmen. ~ 0's"@ ''''
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S snsiaItt tNl,St auiIfsssn wirO III lnterisrifisn fir lie nu Or.
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9as Gcntmttte Der Sirsinta RiFe Gpn,pasnis.
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S%tattnretes9 nreau, 200 9rpabIh.
Gin sdder iudt arbeit burh bas
Nadtpsiie- Bureau, 200 srpabfr.
Gin stcre gu mictbsn uno smsi stprt gu sertautn fnbt bas
Nadlnetle-Sursau, 200 Sroabnr.
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9elu0t oaro0 pas Nafpetfe~S ureau, 200 SrpabHr.
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rcunifen, fSnneh a%econpbirt merSen ti
-1N pars. g. 81 9%redmessr,
Spn@en Der 1Itsn unb gireinia Strase.
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Sin &nabe,
Der bes Sndbradgsel6df srlernen min, fam icsletb in Der Office
bs ,,@nSesers" sintreten.
Gin @ab6en
ffann icslsi& einen suten 9isnit antrsFn, wsnu fe i6 in Der Office
bieeS 9lates melbet.
Gin Napten iptrp gelu6t
fir eine feline respectable 6amtlie auf benz 2anee ;r gcrrthtrno
lsltttr haisltder @rbeiten. Gin jun9es W6bdsn Ypn Is sis i8
Sabrsn ipurps ben psrlan9hn &rbetsn ihpn Sprfebet fbnnen. Quite
gehanelrn9 une Nbbn fptrp Sa9eitfert. Naberes gu srfraeen in Ser
Office bdeS Slattes.
la Cine @pbnuns fir cine tleine 6amilie
lhht su permietben unp fam lpgleib be;paen iperben. 9uf ss.r[onos,
mire aub Staluns %beiSSeben. a8p? 1T in Der Sffee bes @n;ssis
gers gu errasen.
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Freundliche thinner nit Board
Nne et Dem NaterisiHnstst gu baber, Der bas felt Ssabren beas6snt.
ot etsler gslesei1pe!t nit Der Sen1erfuns ~cnpfebIt, ban Nprs. @ %h
nod Spr mte nadb bic SDirtbihaft befsI6en fibr. ~ """9
y. 9erbiGleb, 1872 II. 1874 Noir0r
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9etcr Stuff.
David 8rue.
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5ugp Weis.
III,

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or u rsuntnl 2aile an Der 4ten tafe Srcab> Street ciuen eerSurnip
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Garten -Wirthschaft.

Der nntsrieiGnete tenadri6tist feline 6reunbe iirb bas beutrh.
9uellfllt llberNaupt, Sas er non iebt an iecen Spi,nteo reaeInnSshis
nm 2 ue 4 nbr Nadmitass Won bent Saufe Ses Ssrrrn WtiaiisSs'
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leireT trltrclnt 9elc9cnen Garnt abfabren nirS, tint Ietnen SSnnsrnn
ben a8e8 Su SuF gu srlparcn. NrieSriH &C.
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49,. @eues fsarrtnfaser.
B9pelale 1t. 9tetail.
Der ltnter;eifnetee rIautt itb Bisberserfdufern Sn Gtaarren. iptuie
bs 9eiammts 9ubltfunt %uberbaupt, auf ien rei6es Gtaarren.3ooer
sisner Sabrifation aafmertiam gu MAIDEN un6 lid s~enetStea MlftrS<
gen beftens 3l %empfebsn. asana Nrincipe 1t. &c. Giaarren iin6
itets in rei9er @usrpabr.pprrGthis lnS bin i'd in ben StonS oeieht.
@rOeerts> Snbabern cine quite unb ausnabmsweiIe biaise Wripaeipsr
Gi9arre pneriren 81 tpnnen. SultuS Staube, N
SrpaSltr., Spilfen Der 6. unb I. Strase.
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&aPeten! &apeten! Sapeten,
SD bsiorSs aae in mcin Sad einf6lassnbe @r6eiten befens r,,,,
it mid %enpfeble. WV" 'P'" ~0Su
Sparbs &c. &c. babe i'd lttS an Sanb. '""s' o'"'t'
&idmpnb, NPat 1855. 81. 81 afIer ng...;,.
gletn Gr9ie 1T 6i Srn. IGsnbo6
art Reuen 9porft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
Origin of Know-NothInsism.

1t is wonder that federal whiggery falls so
readily into the support Of Know NoIhingsm, for
Know Nothlngsm is but revival of old torysm and
federalism. The Declaration of independence charges
AS one OF the offences of George the III against the
colonies that he attempted 10 obstruct their popuIa
ton by refusing his assent to naturalization laws,
and 10 other laws encouraging the emg alton of the
foreigner to this country The alien laws OF the ad-
ministration of John Adams are remembered as one
OF the main causes Of the overthrow of federalism
that day. The following is of the resolutions of
the famous Hartford Convention, held during the
last with England to plot treason:
q. g Resolved, No person who shall hereafter be a
naturalized citizen Of the United States shall be
eligible member of the Senate or House of Rep
resentatives of the United States, nor be capable OF
holding any civil Office under the authority Of the
United States.''
Here is the Identical idea of Know Nothingism
So Know Nothingsm being but old fashioned fed
eraiism, it is no wonder that whiggery so readily
falls into it.
And yet, isn't 1t a wonder Isn't ii wonder that
whiggery can't learn lesson from the fate of its pre-
decessor and ancestor {? How famous the alien law
and Hartford Convention have rendered federalism
In adopting Know Notbngism il adopts a far more
infamous creed than that which damned its ancestor
to an Infamous notoriety. For federalism made wal
only on foreigners; while modern Wing Know N O.
thingsm goes still farther, and nvokes the spirit o
religious bigotry and intolerance to its aid
We ask Democrats TO think Of these things. Nc
man who ever had sense enough to tell why he was
a Democrat fail to detect the Cd enemy in the
modern secret association Nashville Unaom Gnt
american
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
The Election In Connecticut.

The election comes off in Connecticut on the first
Monday in April. In the face of so many disasters
of late in the Northern States it seems like hoping
against hope to express any confidence in the triumph
of the democracy in Connecticut, and We, there is
fearless, outspoken, and confident pervading our
democratic journals in that State which does inspire
us with some degree of confidence The result in
New Hampshire seems not 10 have discouraged our
friends. On the contrary, the New Haven Register
refers to that result and comments it in the fol-
lowing buoyant tone:
Had the democrats of the Granite State been as
we'll united are the democrats of Connecticut and
the wings as much divided there they are here
the victory would have been on the other side. Con-
necticut has it now in her power to make the first
gallant stand of all the New England States against
this know nothing intolerance. The Hndoos can be
routed, horse foot, and dragoons the first Mon.
day of April, if all do their duty! The democratic
party of Connecticut never better united than il
now is, and there thousands of old opponents
| who will never bow to the Hindoo idol. We say Il
our friends be resoute. keep steady at the work fol-
less than three weeks more you have been for th
last three, and the idol will be manfully over
| thrown"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
Coz. Rufin I'm Edcecomb.

We had the pleasure of hearing COL iufin address
the people in this place on Tuesday lat He gave
an account of his stewardship in a cler and inelli-
gole manner by enumerating the mot important
questions, which had been before the lac Congress
commencing with the Nebraska bill andclosing with
remarks upon the vetoes of the French Spoilation
and Collins line of steamers bills In etong these
bls the President was sustained by the votes of our
Representative, as he has been upon ev ely important
question during his term of service
Col. Ruthn ir the canvass of 53, showed himself
to be an old line democrat of the jefferson, Jackson,
and Polk stamp, and his course in Congress- fully
sustans him
After getting through with his remarks upon the
great questions which were the subject of discussion
during the late Congress, the Colonel closed with
some justly deserved structures upon the vilest of all
vile lsms Know Nothngism" He proved clearly
to the minds of every reasonable and unpreindiced
listener, that this conspiracy against our republican
form o. government is the friend and ally of aholi-
uoplsm, ana he warned all Southern men to touch
not the unciean thing. If there were any of these
midnight stragglers pres e1t (and we thought saw
several who looked like they were) they certainly
were touched to the quick a. the scathng rebuke so
justly and handsomely administered. They were
gooeted TO the gaze of the multitude and their pin
c'ples completely rddIed Ivy the Burning words of
the eloquent speaker
This terrible castigaton of the Know Nohings,
met hearty and responsive echo in the feelings OF
democracy of Edgecombe, as tho numerous plaudits
tod when he made one of his fierce onslaughts upon
lis bastard banng of whiggery. abolitionsm, big
otry and intolerance.
In the approaching canvass there is but one voice
IN Edgecomhe and that is for Rufn for re election
A pubic meeting called, but deemed unneces-
sary as there was no division of opinion in the
county If the party in the district desire Conven-
tion' Edgecombe is ready TO cooperate and support
the nominee, hoover he may be-
Col. Ruffn took occasion to say. that he was not
the man to thrust himself his party, and he should
await it's action.
Under these circumstances it becomes the duty of
every county in the district to move in the matter
The campaign should be opened early and prose
cuted with vigor, 10 cheek the progress of this
infamous, hydra headed organization which is creep
ing into every hole and corner Of the land 1t is
only necessary to expose it TO the full blaze of day
Light TO arrest it in mid career. Like a noxious
plant which has sprung into existence upon the ex-
halatlons of night, it will scken, wirher and die
with the first rays of the morning falling upon
it.-Iar. Southerner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
$50 REWARD.
20-6m

81 RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on 4th January,
"A 1856, bis negro ISRAEL and his wife ''kATI,
~ with their three children. Israel is about II or 4o
A1years old, coppercolored, feet inches high,
ard well has lost one Of his upper front teeth
sonaby TALL well poportioned dark color has lost two OF
her lower front teeth and about 3 of and has
girl about years DID, resembling her mother the other
boy about DID, resembling hi: "h-
err will give the above reward to any who Will
turn said negroes conne them in Jail so can
get them and additional reward o one hundred dollars
for evidence sufficient convict any white of
no s,ia NEGROES ELISHA PORTER, Sr.
Sneed's Ferry Onslow Co., Jan I9, 1855. 20-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

ON WEDNESDAY LAST, on the Newbern Road l. be
~ tween Golden Place and Wilmington, large Black
Morocco POCKET BOOK containing sealed letter, hand
ed BY John A. Avett, Esq at Jacksonville on Tues
Wills Webb of Onslow county, for $27, dated the 9th
10th of November 1858 of the subscriber Fulton
Price (not recolleced which) one Note Tor 50 o.
against John Walton Jr in favor of Fulton Price dated
10Th March, 1855 and Note against John A Ereshwater
Onslow county, for about 81 5O (date not TO-
geher with several unrecepted accounts against sndry
persons Unsow county The makers of the above Notes
forewarncd against paying the same to any
bly, rewarded by delivering the Book and contents at the
/ Jou rnal :" office. A l.. 1hlCE'
NnuQ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, HOTICE

WE have hand very large stock of Spring
w Goods line, which would respectfully cali
your attention Consisting of all the latest styles of Leg
horn Panama Maracabo Sinitt, Canton Luton and Palm
Bloomers Infants Hats and Caps also, the Spring
styles of Oeskn Beaver and Soft Hats French Felt Sc
Gngham Umbrellas, and French and American Walking
Canes Having just returned from the MANUFACTURES,
where selected these goods in person. and at first praes
J5bbing House quality and price of goods Will our
Country friends give trial Z. MY ERS.
OIL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
CARRIAGES.

WE HAVE in operation at kenan5yilie branch shop
make and where pairing done We have also establish
ed in connexon with Carriage Factory the manufacture
tent purchase Timber Carriage With of these carra
ges boy load the heaviest sticks and it but
with Iron Axle and good materials and with as much
care best Carriages and warantedto give saiStac
ton Timber getter will do well to examine Timber
Carriages. -,
Orders directed left with j. Chestnut henansvile
or r G. & b O. WORTH Wilmington will receive prompt
attention DIBBLE & BROTHERS,
Kinstnn Ian Doth I855 22-l2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
The New Hampshire election.

Returns of 219 towns (beng all but 81 give Mecalf
know- -nothing) 32,926, Baker (dem. J 26,s04, Bel
(whig aboltonist) 3,435, Fowler (free-soil aboli-
tionist) l,O43; majority for Metcalf, 1,644. The
nine small towns remaining to be heard from gave
last year 400 for Baker, and 100 for all Others They
will probably reduce Metcalfs majority to about
300. Last year Bakers majority was l,748. Make
ing estimate the nine towns to come in, we have
prepared the following table, comparing the result
with last years election showing the total loss and
gain the guhernaoral vote of the several parties
and the percentage:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

SHERIDAN KNowLs.-" Sheridan Knowls," says the
London correspondent of the Spirit Of the Times, has
lately become most popular as preacher. Having
on several occasions made attempt to hear him,
without success in consequence of the great crowds
he had drawn, was fortunate enough, few even.
ings since, to obtain sight. lecture was announc.
ed to commence at o'clock, and at half past six
was at the doors; but greater crowd have not
witnessed for long time. Every corner and pas.
sage besieged and crowds waiting in the streets
Just as was giving up my chance of getting in as
bad Job, female with white apron and cap step.
ped up and asked if we would like seat. Receiving
an affirmative reply she bowed US around the church
10 side entrance, through long passage into yes
try, and thence up a flight Of stairs, coming under
the pulpit 10 direct front Our guide was most elo
quent in describing the great desire of the public 10
bear Sheridan Knowls, and saying You know we
can't take everybody this way-'sis only few ETC.
Perctiving perqusite was expected. dropped her
a shilling. and was accommodated with comforta-
BILE at very convenient distance from the pull.
pit. He delivered discourse not mai ked with much
energy, but with peculiar emphasis. His complexion
Is robust his expressions Intellectual, and assocai
ed is his style and bearing with the STAGE that at
tunes we can imagine him in one of his own charac.
terlslc representations. His accent is solemn, clear
and pure, and his style is marked with several pecu
laFilies one is, the frequent waGging of single fn-
ger, as if in earnest reproof Mr. Knowls has broad
expansive forehead with grizzled locks shaggy and
flashing eyes The course of lectures he is now on
have drawn crowded audiences. MIR. Knowls is now
IN the seventy fifth year of his age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

PRESIDENT PIERCE AND THE New HAMPSHIRE
ELECTION "A correspondent of the Boston Post, writ
iug from Concord March IA, says:
. have been permitted to copy the following high
toned sentiment from late private letter of our pa
trioc President to friend in this city, which is
pertinent to the point. The letter is dated about a
week ago. Gen. Pierce says:
Il am naturally anxious about the result of the
election in New Hampshire. But tell my friends
that if, after contest conducted with the ability,
honor and courage with which this has been, we are
defeated such defeat under such circumstances will
never disturb me for moment. If you coull have
carried the State with the aid of any one of the iss
BY ma jotity of 10000, and would have consented
to do so, should, in my feelings, have sounded the
depths of humiliation AS it is, no disappointment
can depress me.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
TO rRAVMLLERs ANu OTHERS.

vTHE undersigned has completed arrangements WhGrG
lille DEPOT on the Wilmington and kaIelgh hah
Road. to LONG CREEK, in New Hanover county. rare
ST. each way. ,
He also prepared (with good Stables and an abundance
ofTrornder3 to keep HeRSEs for any length OF time
Pce O5 per day. Those who may leave orSeS VIII
him. may rest assured they will be well cared for. ~
In short time he hopes to offer some better EN
IAINNENT for his friends and others, VINO may 'aVor MIN
liberal patronage respectfully solicited as the great
est efforts will be used to give satisfaction o,nr,,1
MARLsvLLE DEPOT, o.
y miles from Wilmington, 4o-u
Augnst 5. 1853.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
a5A REENAED.

aA RANAWAT from the subscriber, on the lst Jam
u" 1855, his negro boy TOBY.
"a TOBY formerly belonged to the Estate of Over
A Holmes, deceased He is well known in sampson Coun
IT, and has wife on the plantation Of VIM Ashford Esq.,
said county.
He is about 26 % years DID, feet 8inches high and very
The above reward will be paid for odgment of said
in the Jail of this county will give $40 reward for his odg
r1ont in Samnson Comfy iail ]. l.. MEARES.
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