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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-31
-R CADwALADER's LETTER.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 18th, 1896
GENTLEMEN Il have postponed my reply 10 YOU
kind invitation to participate in the proceeunso
the proposed meeting of the Democracy at WIminof
ton, in order that might first ascertain the resu'
the recent elections in Pennsylvania and ID lnulaH
If the result OF either of these elections had oee az"
verse TO the cause of Constitutional rights as uen I
in the Cincinnati plat orm, would have disregaLu
ed all other considerations and accep1eo tns rr,a
ton of my Democratic brethren OF Norm Ca[oiL III
| would then have been with you IN peIson, 40 oooa
be in heart and in feeling, on this Interes'ns
sion But we have passed, thank GOd' Ine nscv
doubt and Of difficulty The Northern Democrat
single handed have defeated the combined forces
those who had conspired for the overthrow u III
principles of our sacred Constitution In the'l
and in their letter, the provisions OF the
on the subject of religious test, and us aIors
which protect the property of the people Oh T mr.
holding States, have, alike been dlsTegaroeI b.e
provisions of the Constitution were intended 10 bo
have alike been indicated by the votes OF LD snsc
est Democracy of Pennsylvania, Indiana ana Oo" ;bt
ticu as they certainly will be indicated, iof M
hence, by the success of the Democracy OF nc" an
sey, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, CaltofIa' o,n
probablysof other non-saveholdlng States ".ftbe
not entertain a doubt of the concurrent woes y.
fifteen savehoding States in support of the Oop he
tutonal Democratic platform. The INTEGRITY onres
great cause which this platform sustanS yo IA.
that their suffrage, be cast unanimously Tor nT g6o
riotie, the wise and the experienced Statesman En-
had been selected its national representatiVe
tertaining no doubt OF this result and especIa tstv
as to your noble and intelligent State feel al ofor,
to devote he short interval which will eapse Via Of
the next session of Congress- to the ezlgenI oo
my professional and private business which WIZ
pei me 10 remain at home. ;, rll
Our glorious success in the pending strugg,e Of
have been achieved mainly through the suPpG pom Of
two influences. that of the agricultural populaITEa
all parts of the Union, West North, South alu TIE
and that of our naturalized fellow cltlzehs
voters of the sla, ehoIding Sta:es who are PrUra
ly agrculturists, recognize in the Northern pen pen Con-
cy the consistent and fearless protectors OF hel, M
stitutional rights. AS practical Statesmen 'n''
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REcEIvED.-From Mr.. Whitaker, Harper for No.
vember, containing its usual variety. Harper is get
ting little trashy, good many of its illustrated ar
ticles appear like samples of and puffs for works
issued by Harper Bros. tits still good maya.
zne' but this feature is becoming too plainly apparent
and cannot but reduce its standard and detract from
its interest. 1t is a transparent trick of trade
We like better the November number of the Knick-
erbocker 'Old Knick" is himself again, lively and
sparkling with good humor and good sense, and
without the crime of larceny justly attaching to
Harpers cool appropriation of the articles of other
magazines, without preface or apology, credit OF
acknowledgement Samuel Huesten 348 Broadway,
New York Mr. ]. H. Rothwel, agent in Will
mington. Three dollars a year; twenty five cents a
number.
Tia Lodi. I
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matter IN another light with different OBJECT and
from point of view. To contrast this bill with
certain other bills passed by Congress and approved by
Mr.. Fillmore, and one of them at least recommended
by that gentleman.
The first is the bill admitting California as State
upon the most ultra principles of Squatter Sovereign
ty known 10 the history of the country-in fact the
only simon pure, una0ulterated squattersm, proper
~ so named thatthat history can produce. There
no law establishing any sort of test for citizenship or
the right of suffrage, no enumeration of Inhabitants
allegiance to the government the Constitution,
but promscuous horde of the most abandoned char
acers upon EARTH gathered from all naons-Lascars,
Malays, Kanakas, Sonorians, runaway Sailors, ia
maica niggers. and down East Whaling niggers, in
cluded, together with New York Shoulder hitters
Botany Bay Convcts, Sidney Coves, and last but
not least, Stevens, New York Regiment of Indepen.
dent Backguards, who were dschar ged from service
In California and reorganized there under the ex-
pressive and appropriate of the " Hounds" for
the purpose of committing acts Of felony and other
misdeeds" These people, not deserving of the name
of Squatters, got up Convention under the in
siigaton Oft Butler, King Fremont and others in the
employ of General Tay1or's administration and franz
ed thing they called Constt ution, excluding the
South from all showing; and Within is they knocked
at the doors of Congress for admission as a State
with the prior recommendation and subsequent al
prevail of Mr.. Fillmore.
The powers conferred upon the Legislative Assem-
blies of Utah and New Mexico are precisely the sam,
| in words with those conferred upon the Legislav.
Assembly of New Mexico, and as for the BIZ! organ
zing the territory of Washington, among the very
last acts approved by Mr. Fillmore before he left Of
fee, the qualifications for voting and holding Office
are copied Uerbatin ct teratim, ct ,nctuati, int
the much decried Kauzas bill, for we have mpared
them very carefully, line by line
Why then is all this fuss and nonsense owe,
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY DEMOCRAT
INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.

In ORDER TO PUT THE PRICE OF OUR COUNTRY
paper within the reach of every body W. have deter
mined to furnish Clubs with the Semi Weekly South-Sde
Democrat, at the following cash rates:
For single copies, $500
hve Is 90
" ten Ok an
" fifteen an oO
The person sending fifteen dollars will be entitled to
copies for the subscribers furnished and an era one
for himself
In addition to this, propose to send the Semi Weekly
paper TO eac suhscribers during the Campaign say from
LIST OF June tot tst of December (6 monthse at The fol-
lowing insar.ao.s ISL prices:
For single copies months, 81 SO
xu;., o Z so
for copies, 10 90
II Is believed that the Semi Weekly Democrat has the
largest country circulation the city of Petas
burg We content however but desire to
u still further, until every good Democrat in the whole
sOuthsde section shall become enlisted with ms IN the
great cause of Democracy. - 80 = :. 'N
me S1utlSde Democrat has just been clothed in neat
ana handsome dress OF entirely type and will con.
lam IN addition to a the latest foreign domestic news
mass of political facts use and References
me ensuing campaigna campaign, venture to nv
xnlcn promises more interest and excitement than my II
Its predecessors. - -
Thankful for past and present encouragement M ree
pecuy call the attention Of the Democracy in this
particularly to thebera ndueements held ont 81 this ~
vers and urge them TO speedy and snsRtc sfioS
not only 10 our behalf but rtherance OF sonnd eOnss
satases patriotic, national Democratic principles
BANKS 4THACKB9VN. IS
< Va, a ,a.e PrsPHsesa sR9 Kdites4 !
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,.5 PROSPECTUS OF
HE nEM0CRX Ark. RAINIER

In Union tArrs |, Strength Les the People Ruls
YuNHE SUBSCRIBERS, liza WING PURCHASED THE
> il 1oang american with all its apparatus, propose
commencing the publication Of paper under the above
title and devoed the principles and interests OF the
Democratic Party, about the 7th OF August next
The c6ing Presidential Election will be one OF unusual
importance The Democratic Party, true to its old land.
marks and its great responsibility the only National
Party existence has planted itself principles on the
prevalence of which depend the maintenance of the Con-
stituton and the perpetu.y Of Union They will be
assasd by the Aooiionss and their allies at point
and with every weapon of political warre by msrepre-
sentatOn, falsehood and passionate sectional appeals
These assaants must be driven back in utter conuson
and the liberal support Of Democratic Journals must be
the greatest instrumenalty in efecting this object
The wants Of the Democracy have been sadly neglected
in this section of the district And in order that their
wants be supplied and that may lend our aid to
the great and glorious principles promulgated by Jefferson
and Jackson and handed down to by Polk and Pierce
unconamnaed we have embarked in the cause, and rely
upon the universal heart Of Democracy for support.
The farmer will always find reasonable space devoted
to the Agricultural Department.
Choice selections of American Literature will always
make the Banner welcome to the family circe while the
various Sciences shall receive their full share of attention
In conclusion, would say that best efforts shall
be exerted render the paper credabe ourselves and
honor to State
TERMS.-The Democratic Banner will be published
weekly, in WILLIAMSON, N c. at 80 per annum if paid
within six months and if not paid within that 81 80
Address, MOORE MARTIN.
WILLIAMSON, July oath, 1856 10.
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FRONT STREET HOUSE.

THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED RESORT FOP
- Summer Is now open for the reception and accomnlo
dat:on Of Visitors under the superintendent IF dos s.
Pender well and fvcraby known the late proprietor Of
the Ed ecombe House. Tarburu \. G.. and W. Z. King
DIMENSIONS OF THE DuILDINc-The man building is Is
feet IN length and three stories high with two piazzas
'front.'
RooMs.-Our rooms are we'll ventilated and open urcn
p;aZzas hundred and urty-ve feet in length in fall
prospect of the prominent points the Harbor.
Splendid V1EwThere is promenade top Of The main
building hundred and thirteen feet in length presenting
a magnificent view Of the Ocean and affordng most &C.
ghul walk during the shades of evening for those desir
GUS Of taking exercise.
For THE ACCOMMODATION GENr.EMEN.-A large saloon
has been fitted UP the first hDcr Immediately facing the
Hntb" where newspapers and other sources enjoyment
will be always found.
DINING APARrAENr-Our for this purpose is suft.
GENTLY spacious to comfortably seat hundred and fifty
persons and the tables therein will be provided with every
luxury that waters afford and expense will spared
to entire satisfaction to those who favor with their
patronage.
IcEOur boarders will be supplied with that refreshing
luxury during the entire season.
SERvANrsObligng will always be in readiness
to attend to the wants of our Guests.
STABLEs Attached to the premises stables for horses
amply provided with provemder and attentive hOsters
PLEAsuRE ExcURsIoNs.-TwO fine boats with sklful and
careful boatmcn will always be in readiness moderate
prices for sailing about the Harbor during day and
BArHxGParticuar attention been paid to our Bath.
ing Houses and the invgorang bath be taken with
in 0 short distance of the Hotel. r
The rates of board will be moderate viz:
Board per month, $40 90
:" week, so
day, SO
OuRsELvEsWe pledge the unremitting exertions
Tor the comfort OF our guests No effort will be spared
make their stay pleasant aud agreeable We invite those
visiting this desirable Summer Resort to give us GILL
80 W. G. KING,
BEAUFORT, June 81, 1885, 66-sw2m.
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STATE or NoRTHsSs1 - f d u
1856 Jesse r. Wilkinson 1t al Susan Jennings-
Petition for partition of land
s It appearing % The satisfaction that Susan
State and thai The ordinary proeess be sesv-
ed upon her. Ca notion it is thefefO By the
Court that publication BE- made in the Moth an-
dard once week wesks, notifying the said Susan
Jennings appear at the next Of this 70 pc
hsd at Coart-house in Washington, the SIN MONDAY
demur the matter will be heard arts and decree
taken pro coetesso to her. a.
Court Office the sth Mohday after the 18th Monday OF
March, A D., 1856. ,,,.,,,>,
July "a, 1856 EPr. adv. sa,ss]s.1 ll44-w6w
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A HOMESTEAD FOR go.

1910, 600 ,oorth Of Farms and Building Lots.
TN THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA ecu LPEP
PER Co.. to be divided amongst 1900 subscribers,
the 18th of September $685. for the benefit of Port Royal
Female Academy Subscriptions only ten dors each one
half down. the the delivery of the Deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot Farm, ranging in
value from $40 These Farms and Lots sold
cheap to induce settlements sufficient number being
served the increase in the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price asked
~ More Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers to
whom the liberal inducements will be given Some
Agents write that they making 1900 per month. Ad-
full particulars Subscriptions Agencies, &c, apply to
E. BAUDER, Port Royak, CAROLINE Co.,, ia.
June 80, 1856. 63-swtd.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-A
- COUNTY:-ln Equy.-Casweil Lea, Henry B. Davis,
James Sloan Mark j. Parrott and Mary Pckens against
Reuben Mckenzie, Thomas B. McElwee, George W. Nc.
Renzie Robt Baldwin, stephen Taylor, Johu llard,
David E. Gillespie, William w. Jllar John R. Neal John
Eldridge, and Matthew Buchanan.
In this appearing that the defendants Reuben Nc
s. Baldwin Stephen Taylor John s. iiard, Davd E. Gil
laspe William W. Lllard John R. Neal and John Edridge
nonresdents of this State but reside in the State
Tennessee is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the weekly North Carolina Standard weeks
flying the said absent defendants be and appear before the
Judge of next Superior Court of Equity be held for
the County of Ashe at the Court House Jefferson the
End Monday after the 4th Monday in August next and
plead answer demur to the above bill in Equity, other
wise judgment conesso will be entered against them
and the same set for hearing accordingly
Witness George Bower, Clerk and Master Of our said
Court of Equity, at office the 9th June, 1865.
GEORGE BOWER, C. NJ. G.
July 4, 1856. 1la2-w6w.
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UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.
(wrsrERx x,1,1ARr 1x.r1,u1r.l

WESTERN MILITARY NS11TtTE.J :
THE next session of this College will open on Monday
Sept sth The Classical Course full and every facility
is afforded TO students in Scientific Branches Prepare
The Military system is adopted as an efectusl means OF
good order regular habits and activs
bodily exercise Charges for Tuition and Boarding sle0
French Spanish. German, Drawing, Book-Ksspine aud
fenc'ng. each SO per term of 30 weeks. 80 =
The last session Of the Medical Colleee closed with aso
Mar.cuiants and Rs Graduates from liz States The M.
.a!y closed its first u Nashville with 1854 M.
apply 70 -. S. b g. J0HNSON Srnsr;ns
sl1Sb&ils. Jsly, 1859. SI- - M :,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-NAS
- County Court Of Equity, Spring term, is5s.-Hen-
derson Hocutt Elizabeth Tsdac and o,lers-Orginal
Bill.
In this it appears to the satisfaction of the Court
that John c. Bailey and Joel Tsdale of the defendants
nonresdens Of this State It is therefore ordered
publication be made for six weeks in the Nnr, Carolina
Standard notifying the said John Bailey and Joel Ts
dale to appear before the Honorable Judge of of
Equity, at the court to be held for the county of Nash.
the courthouse Nashville the third Monday in Sep
TENDER next then and there to plead emur to
pro confesso and the cause set for hearing.
Witness: 3. H. Blount Clerk and Master Of said
court, at Office in Nashville Sd Monday Of March,
D. II. BLOUST, c. II. E.
July 1s, 1856 llS4-wsw.
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MANTEO MILLS.

VWNHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED ON
Neuse River, in the county Of Wake will be offered
for sale, positively, at the Court House in Raleigh en-
Thursday the 10th October rext.
The property contains all necessary buildings and fix
lures for Paper Grist, and Saw Mill has unbounded
command of water.
more particular description is deemed unnecessary as
desiring to purchase will TO see
property which will be shown By person residing ON the
premises.
TERMS which will be liberal made known on day of sale
Undoubed title will be made to the purchasers
GEO. W. MORDECAL
For self and Others
Raleigh, July "a, 1856. 7l-swtd
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OFFICE H. l. G. r. r. Co..
RALEIGH, March 90, 1855
Schedule for Mail Train ON and after Tuesday.
the first day Of April.
an AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT, THE MAIL
~ Train, leaving the Norh-Carona Railroad Depot on
the arrival of the Cars from the West 547 A. NJ las at
present. will stop Ut the Northern or old Depot this
from that Road take brcaSa at the hotels in Rae;rh
to and from which they will be conveyed the propretors
Leaving o'clock, the Train will arrive at Weldon at
lac a. NJ, in full time for all Trains going North and
also for the Wilmington Train, going South Returning
will leave Weldon T. NJ after the arrival of the Peters
burg Portsmouth, and Wilmington Trains aud will reach
Raleigh at 6.4s, M
R. A. HAMILTON, President.
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NOTICE.
LAND FOR Satellite SIR

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-THE SUB
SCRlBER DESTROYS Of moving to Arkansas now offers
his two separate tracts Of land for SALE the h-me tract,
Containing two hundred and fifty acres. it being in The
County of Granville The waters Of Ledge Rock Creek
adjoining the lands Of j. j. Clark Solomon Perry and 9th,
ers four miles north Of Fish Dam Bridge directly the
ling house and all necessary ourhauses well adapted
to the growth Of corn wheat and tobacco with rstrate
water N the yard aud failing well in the horse lot
The other tract containing two hundred and thrv.four
acres the waters of Cedar Creek Neuse River and
adjoining the lands If Aaron Shearon and Others This
land IS we'll timbered with about one hundred acres
cleared 1t rstrate tract of land well adapted to
the growth OF tobacco and wheat. Any person or
for themselves. ~
THOMAS MOORE.
July H. 1856. 67-swtO1
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TO DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE
READ! READ!! REAniiI

TO DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE
READ! READ!! READ!!!
$4,000 Agents wanted to sell in every town in the O. States
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
j NJ e s B HAN.AN.
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Late Minister to England and rnery Minister to Ru sa
senator and Representative in Congress and Secretary
OF State,
INCLUDING THE MOST IMPORTANT OF HIS CT TT
PAPERS.
BY r. T. HORTON, Esq. Literary Editor Of the n Y Dav
Book.
VIE ABOVE BOOK HAS BEEN WRITTEN BIZ A
gentlemen well qualified by his literary at,ainnnnts
and his long connection with the. Democratic Drrss H.
o furnished personally by the distinguished a the
and from authorized friends Of Mr. Buchanan has been sup
Phea WIN material inaccessible other parties The
have been submitted authorized narfias
can therefore be called without reserve f'' ~
AN AUTHENTIC AND AUTHORIZED BIOGR Apply
The bo"k makes handsome limo volume of 43 M ees
nsa bound IN CLOTH and enbellished with an acc rate
fnr,,at on Steel Price, 81 For further particulars an
Ply 10 DERBY JACKSON, Publishers.
Copies sent by mail pos. paid on recent Of nri,e
wy ~ '0o'' 7O-.t
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OF commissioners If the Luratc Asylum that hereffcr
snose wh desire to ysit this Institution must do
day will not be able gain adm.iance into the nst;tnt
provided with written permission from one OF the
SoisSoners or from the attending Physician 1t is also
stain from walking or riding either for pleasure or fxer
e'se through the Asylum grounds around the As, um
oulung as such things ANNOYANCE ana dis
traction act, to the patients of the Institution.
Raleigh, July IL, 1856. 90 .,e
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NOTICE.

4 81 HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH.
now ouer my valuable tract Of land for sale, contan-
ing four Hundred Acres of which about hundred and
hE acres are in fine state Of cultivation The balance 10
well wooded and good arabic land
oaid ana has ON it a frstrate dwelling house. all No
cessary ouhoases, and fine we'll of water in the yard
me orchard OF apples and peaches Of every kind.
SAID land lies miles southeast of Raleigh between
burn. " ~ W a."
person who may wish to buy. -
August 10, 1856. Tatf
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EdgeWOrth Female Seminary.
GREENSRORO, r.

vY0HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
u will commence on Friday. the LIST of August.
The of study is designed tc embrace every thing
necessary a substantial and ornamental education Great
prominence given the solid branches. Neither labor
expense has been spared to instructors OF the
highest qualifications in er various departments and to
make Edgeworth second to nst uton in the country
i'll every thing necessary comp !cte education
For circulars containing terms, course OF instruction.
&C., apply TO
Julv2, 1856. 6l-sw2m