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CllyE's Mnl, AaEu.ia q. So. ~. -

FRESH
SPRING HARDWARE +, &c.
n AN now opening large assortment Of HARD
II WARE ANO CUTLERY. " Foreign aud Domes-
tic manufacture all % which have been bought
the favorable terms for deem N<t1e<<zt<8
necessary TO enunerae Suffice TO that stock large and
complete invite old Ani friends aud the publ &c
generally 70 call and examine good before making their
purchases. THO ROBERTSON
Importer and Dealer Foreign and Domestic Hardware
Cutlery No Man street
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VALENTINE d son

ALE y LIN h * son
HAVE opened ter Of Spring aud Sumner
DRY GOODS,
70 re sy invite The early attention o. purchasers. Ther Good,
choice In the selection from tn largest and hand,oe stocks
Bsios snqReraie portion Of our purchase,
bihlan'. ChihiI' y.cone's organdies and Lawns
Ereaeh. English, s~is. and American Glnrhsns
fnEisa French and American Prints. all prices
Pehoa'. extra black SUI. and ss'd Do
T% nS AP e F Fssa s sSS Saoa and G bpr.
Gene. sum'ser Cashmere DraP d'Eie. and Doe.1in.
Fsia md ssG sit MsT.siies and LaeH vs. aS
S GsSas s ad feR Linen a' and 81 p Sii s'
Mcleh,, ana hrcSu Damssk. .nd Table Cloths
Scotch sud Russia Diaper sni HAY. Linens
BsasheJ ard brown asd and striped Linen Drills
Brown ara G S.. S sGiaT, ard shs.9s.
White Cambria. Jacones tape and s~iss checked Muslin
Srn.oct Na.la, bishop Lawn and BIRD I've Diaper
N@ c.ei. nj tos S.'si e eVa r nd Collars
Linen; ca% Can , B5ysk,,,, and Mourning Collars
Geul hand wrought snd eoorsd boIdsrsd Csubr iIitr
yaisseenae, and Mse.e Lace Slew. and Collar,
s H, s5., ps.s9 . 19a Spr .7, s9 ,O5 c.
Ladies. Genrs and Chllren's Hosiery and Glove.
sk aHd GnEhaH Uubreila. and P.fa.ol.
Moh.i! pa'sn, a9l hoopsd sslrt. and Grass Cloth
Aex.nacr- Ed Glove, fr-.h and al sud color,
Having made aTss purchase y fi Linens. q Reb,ri.on.
,sssr',sa a.'s rom houss IN Nss fgrs closing 2g hy oe.
-.
Linens ior summer OF other use At real ads.smenL
nhi1 No o. Broad street Valentine sousr,
W. are nov rss-iysg or srnr SUPPLY oF GOODS. con
~ ~. cra.'rd snd raiver.sd sugar
y lhd. new orleans do
leo H' S Bros is sSs H.Ss I Sap ''''
in0 Boxes Adamartnc Ctndie-
~ hhis Bacon sides Shoulders and Hans
81 krFs superior Carh aud Sal soda
a. tbs New orleans Moit.ses
iHl this MHunffin Dew whisky
- &c. oi Rye Various Brands
10 100 krrrs Sruurrignu DO.
NJ bbi. aud ~ e, Ct.ks Imltsuon Brandy
20 SACKS salt Ashton snd Marshall
pKers Fomrranate Tobacco
81 Boxes Ground Cudre
81 Package Green and Black Tess
Alsn-N neFar Ptpprr. Auspce wrappng Papsr
fers Rous, HucErffs Holland Gin Prarh and Annie Brandy
Mr. Miller five C Suok Tobacco petre ani many other
sri.ss Too tedious to msntion n en- advrrtsemrrt.
KJsH UTNT.-rs second sri u.rd t,r- over bur s,or.
ctt"n r~urai Hf tfr tftle ner
raui nf salts f"ot' hnttF snoi rutDe from s
m'-o KNowL's wALFoRD.
100 UAGS PRIuE OLD JAVA Coffee.
W. just received per 'cbr H-I ~, sti or sgle hy
nh' W'uF WOODBRIDGE
H.WENtb BRANDY g tlf p.re. Of sursfof sainiy
uhii uVNrost ALLEN a CO
6tlttuOEN STAINS, Of .up,fyr qsslty. 20 '.is b.
y mm' WI sArrlsE.i0 Main
900 RAGS INGVAXRA COFFEE. Jaa received
wv W 'chr. Merchant, ans 'or ..iy ~
RHApE'N LoNOoN HlIIoK THsMILs,
~ fr sale - CLAkkstN a NNDFEsON
Was n 10 Nso -i.s,t.
aDHIuF sHEGN NV tHOP s.NGUAYHA
ahSs DiSESPOsT, ALLAN co
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BY GoDDrS A APPEAsoS. Arcr,

'FNRI>IEE'> NALE Oh NALIABLE REAL
- h-IAtE on THE BASIN AND CARY
CITY OF kiCHMONDA trustee
s January l6 executed by Dr. W recorded
In Richmond Hu-ting Court. shall. Of
proceed se public premises, THURSDAY
the l'ih day Of April. 1856 the hour of ~
rot the next fair day for cis the following
Estate VIZ: certain Lot fronting
SIM running back - feet Cary being Of
aud occupied coal yard by Dunlop also
certain brick tenement the basin
nov la the occupancy of j. a. Bragg
Ie ute l. believed TO lee perfect but the
The usual special The preset year
paid by tle purchaser. JOHN A. SELDEN, Trustee.
: Although the deed Arrangement
sill he made make the Ah
ance AZ g. and ~ months Tor negotiable added
cured by a deed. A
NH
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TRX THE = Ia g .ci

TRY THE PIANO FIRST.
a PHOPOSITION ~ WV WADE
~ nv = NASH TO select PIANOS Tor eusio- 49, 70
u-rs and allow them 70 their qualities before IN
paying for utn BETTER ev'dentc cantot b. given ~
estimation IN which We hold Pianos
We keep about o. PIANOS - patterns hand
from which bought
manufactures IN New Yors, which conceded the Far
Ftr 90 b. the best We have sold about hncn hundred "
them. which have given full satisfaction. y Y SASH.
Piano Fos Dealer, 81 Sycamore Of Bank Peters
burg. Va jast
Az ~ RECEIPT ~ he Spring Fashion o. Gentle
mems Hats and Caps Of IN the styles. which 4
invite the attention o. Purchasers. 60
m 81 THOMPSON
UNOH SAIE.-A valuable BAY STALLION. Of the n
n Black Itavt Stock 'iV q Drives finely -
Wishing
~ fni favorable opportunity. Aadress
MOSrs LYMAN. Goshen. Utchheid county, Connecticut
nhfT
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AIN>IIE. anMEN pn,Xr,I

COAtH MAKERS. cross Greef dbOr@ ~, Rfs,E.
VuNE SUBSCRIBERS are practical Worttn-n, With -
u long experience and deyOtng their personal
attention to all work don. in their shop, confidently Es
oder themselves TO the public for the
repairing o. Csragr for which they
They have hand this time, t,ir manu- fcfrs gn
stock Of Carriages RockAwsys, Bugges Sukrs Of the
approved styles TO which they invite t those
Of articles.
Repairing REASONABLE
terms
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THE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY.
RANENHEAD, LANCASHIRE,
ENG -.
WAREHOUSE FOR THE UNITED SITES,


70 Murray 81. New York,
NV HERE will h. found full their Superior
w thcd Plate for Store and House Fronts,
Also. Rough Glass from Y 10 y inches thick.
n ". Western referred the New @
Ohio at Coumbus which gated with the Plate off,
Company.
mh25-Sm fP1
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COMMANDMENT. s..E or y.Lr.n.r
ny TnOMAs ". KEtsbT
ono. With g., 4 .srt,..r,..r u ~ -

ny TIiOMAS ". KEtsbH
Once With 'i-o J. sumner M. ~ Perl street
NNEtIroIt'~ >Ati. or VAIsA-es
~ BILE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUSNI- e=xz-49
TCRE AND PIANO FORTE At AUCTIOS-wm b. 7 W
sold Monday Morning. 8isi commencing 10 rlt
the late residence Of John Mar
ssl streets all OF h Household and Kitchen
10 part 81" handsome oewooi Piano Forts nanuf.
inr~ ~ NUNS Clrk sofas. Chair, Rocking Chairs
bs Hat R-es fsrpst- WARDROBE Bureaus, Bdstesi.
trss Dining Tables. sdebosri. China Ga-.
~tth the usual assortment % Kitchen Furniture.
AISo.
one PADDLE and Bre nearly Double
j =. GEORGE,
Stlr conincie-i ny IHoNas W kbESEs Arcr. mh22
FOR SALE-A likely young superior hou-.
Apply the ae~. J p GEORGE E.,r
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STEAMBOATS,. &c.

Nom rHIIADELPHA rwNEA
- Wktk = The A No. Steamship CITY OF <{@EF =.
RICHMOND, Captain Mitchell, 10 rssiy 10 fII ~
r.eeiv. freight, and -in leave Friday. March -
2cth 1T O'Clock A. ".
For ei hsvns superior apply
mhfo-4 4. TurrLs. Agent. Rockets.
vxNOn NEW NORk.--TRsr yEsSEL-The SUI n.
PsIior f..i.-sins schooner ECLIPSE. Captain SlC
-Nd htehts.. having portion " h-f
GA board, I'll all -ih all posstls dispatch
freight, spply
mh2i DAVID a WA cCRKIE
uIvUH pETENSHuHG.-The.r schooner -
II WRIGHT" Cap WAis, viii receive AFRO
sboy- pses un Saturday merit Apply 10 EA
mhfi ". ID. CpLQtJITr A
uINOH nOsEON-fIRsT NEssFL-- Rch-nond sod n.
II Boston Line o. Packet The superior sailing n
regular packet schooner SUSAN. Captain Rich
o1 Of her cargo enKsre and board I'LL an
ssi- d~-I'sieh for balance VI freight sppy
mills D a ". cURRIE.
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A nnIvAL OF n.n.ME apoIpuE.-rhs .,

Al u J.
gHSl unsurpassed and Justly celebrated Madame ADOLPHE
the universally acknowledged world and
the same Distinguished lady who created marvellous
revelation. 81 The past the well
OF @ future such Intense excitement England France
principal cities In the United
her Sh costly diamond aud breach, aud Daniel Webster
Jewelt ring Is ready
HOUSE, Main street, doors above
viii Inform all about tie present future; are
RED or not an when what lady bu
nes' 81 every description Mysterious
her profession she highly rsec
table and nnumrrahe certificates acknowledged power
posing. many other low
w Consultation o. according to how far
'hey WISH 10 co. or what time they fe2i-u
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New SPRING GOODS.-we receiving. aud
~ days will have large st.ck staple aud
fancy DRY GOODS, consisting Of the following In part
Sliriings and ShertinEs, Of every description
Plaid, striped and plain CoionS. for servants
Large stock Linen Ducks and Drills
feelings. OEnahurgs and Furniture PlAids
Table Damasks. blsachrd and brown
Napkins, Tcwelings and Diapers
Large Of Irish Linens
Rcd Quilts, all and qualities
Table Covers. Curtain Materials
Prints Ginghams and Lawns
Aipaccas. BombaEines and Dvrcges
DeLaines plain aud fgd Berrgrs
Orgaudic Muslns and Iaconrts
Bereges aud Grenatincs Berege Robes, large stock
Lawn. Orgrndic and SIX Robes
SILKS Rbond, Gloves, iikf and Hosiery o. description
Large stock Of Lace Muslin, Cambria aud Grape Collars and
Sleeves
Mantllas. Shawis and Scars
Parasos and Umbrellas, large stock
Hoop skirts, Grass Cloth Mohaf skirts
Mating and Hemp Csrpri'ngs
Cloths, Cassmeres and Nesinrs
Together with article usually found IN dry goods house
gentlemens
We respectfully solicit cali from all e.. ard prompt six months
buyers W. = PERKINS A 60,
mh2t No Squarr.
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PARopIs TicEETs The sale of tickets aud choice OF
seats for Mile PaOds first grand Concert will
this morning, the Bookstore of Mr.. woodhousc The
application tor will be enthusiastic and the prospect
is that Metropolitan Hall will he crowded Saturday
evening Seats be secured without extra charge
Music's lovers be on hand.
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Holm y. GORDON 18TH STREET, NEAR
- the Exchange Hotel has and offers for sale
Srefes
American Hammered IRON.
English and American rolled
English and American histcrr, Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, 10 ~ inch.
Plat Round and Square Iron. al sizes
oval half Oval and half round Iron.
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Rand and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods American and Sweies.
American and Sweies Horse Shoe Iron
Horse shoes. assorted
Tin Plate. Pa and Har Tin
Sheet Zinc, Sprlicr and Speter Solder
Shcatilug. HraEsrs and Bar Copper.
Shot, Pix and bar tesd
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes
McCormick's and Palu.rr Mould noardsi
Wooden Bucket Handic,
Bucket Vars sd Rivef.. timed snd black.
Tin Plates, various
Hardware and Wrapping PAPER.
Gotten aud Hemp Plough Lines
Sole Leather, good and iamaEci.
Sperm Adamantine and Talou Candies.
Soaps. fancy
with general assortment o. Groceries. NH
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REFERENCES Geo Hol,ybeeker Apela; Archer Geek
Chesterfield VIM Harrison, Richmond; Cop,on, Charles
City; W. Apperson, Charles City J. J. Ivey Appomattos
Benz Robinson William; John Tyler Char.
City o. Austin, North Carolina; and others.
uhiT Ss M,In .,r.- prh,a..,
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NLLE. PARopI.-That the concert of this lady on Sat
uri'y night next, will be attended by numerous and
brilliant audience admits OF doubt whatever On th,.
y'ie stage, Parodi il xccrd and since the death OF
sOning. W. may say uneqalcd Besides the attraction.
offered m the delightful singing OF Madame Strakosch the
magical performances the piano ct Mr. Strko.ch and
tue efficient vocaism of Sig. Leonardo form coHlnua.
Ton too powerful TO be resisted by any Who can con,
prchend the true sublimy OF music Parod ha- orc,,
YER Won the regard OF Vguns 10y an act which should
never he forgotten At the time when the epidemic RAJ 4
80 'riuy ~ Norfolk aud Portsmouth, shc had Just arrived
al Ne" York from Europe; and the first time she
before an audience for the benefit of the Sufferers L
that fearful scourge The deed noble one prompt
~ II was 10y feelings of pure bcnev oencc.
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DssrRrcroS PiKpNoSr woRKs ,LYScuruRol
~ fHr-we learn from the Lynchburg virginian thai
Tuesday evening last the large and valuable establish
nrnt, known the Piedmont Works. in that city, was
Destroyed by lire. IL originated in the upper building
w. e vas soon destroyed and all the various building
and departments were in astonlshingy short tim. en-
veop 81 In flames The establishment which wa. far th
manufacture oil railroad cars) consisted Of main building
OF very large size and several wings and additions all o
WOOL and the devouring elemen, long in levnr
Them to the ground The os- of property by this fire
very heavy. The machinery used Ia the Works was of
The most approved and costly character and all - IN ru
ns good dcel oi completed work was too DESTROYED
the mos, valuable ofwhicb splendid passenger
cars Tor the Soath Side railroad nearly finished These
were worth $1,000 each. We unable to speak as to
the actual loss sustained by this fire. but suppose il will
not TALL short OF $4,000 aud will probably go beyond that
amount We learn that there il insurance of about
Sl9oOu on the property, in several Offices IL is no,
kno"n how the lire originated When fist discovered by
thr Waterman, had made considerable headwsy am
rpreaI with such rspidy that il found a.
check It until the establishment ia ruins The Hoe,
Company was ON the ground rs practicable and
reni'rc efficient service in saving adjoining buildings The
water Works House. the PhCnnix Foundry and IN,
Bridge, across the river, all fire different t-e-
ont we're put out before serious damage done con.
sd'r0lc number OF operatives have been thrown out of
employment by the destruc OF these Works and the
pu1c have been deprived of useful
Messrs. Curle Jordan the propre,ors
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pureaed one Of the above Machines OF MuIr
and having hrehe thrve with it, making the
l5r- hs Dc without hesitation
chimes have used believing cleaner
and break less grain Of wheat than
Henrieo Nov. iIth, ls,5. HENRY cox
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
The Governors Message.

We spread before our readerers in full the Mes
sage sent into both Houses by His Excellency Gov
Bragg. We commend it 10 their attention and at
tempt no synopsis beyond mere referende to some
figures. ..
The debt of the State is set down at S. O38,8O2 3d.
and by virtue of acts passed by the last Legislature,
bonds to the further amount of $l,l8O,O0O are yet
10 be sold and the proceeds to be applied to certain
specific purposes. There will also be provision
required to be made to meet the States subscription
to the Western Extension of the Central Road-the
State endorsement TO the bonds of the Charlotte Road
when called for &C., &c. The revenue for the past
YEAR from all sources amounted to 1891 ,901 81, to
which is to be added something additional for deficits
by Sherifs, since paid &C., making the whole amount
$4O5,113 81. The ordinary expenses OF the State
government for the next two years are put at SlIo,-
600, or an average of $4,000 per annum. The
amount of interest the present bonded debt OF the
State 1902 1928 49, and additional interest upon bonds
to be issued this year, $4,000 together with $4,000
principal for the Yadkn and New River Navigation
Companies making $398, l64 Is, which with the
1000 ordinary expenses will mako the sum Of
$474,164 Is, being considerably more than the
revenue provided.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

BSF- Congress will re assemble on Monday next
for sshOrt session Of three months AS there will
be no organization effect, may expect that the
Message will be sent in and read on Monday or
Tuesday, at the farthest.
Now that the Presidential contest is over, we SIM
Cerely trust that there will be more attention to bust
ness, and less talking to Buncombe; more mutual
courtesy and less embitered partizanship. STILL we
cannot promise ourselves an exemption from Kansas
speeches. and other shrieks for freedom intended for
home consumption, and TO make capital through
which TO keep up the organization of the Republican
party.
Besides, that party will virtually retire from the
House on the 4th day of March-that much is GER
tain and of course its leaders will try to make the
most of their short tenure of place, and the chance
of power. From other parties we might expect some
moderation, under the cIcumstanees-we might ex-
pect something like show of that fairness that
would hesitate about forestalng the action Ofan en-
coming administration, and be willing 10 give it at
least the appearance of fair trial. But from this
party we have few such hopes. That courteous for
bearance the result of CUSTOM and assured position,
is not the characteristic of upstart and efemeral
parties in politics, any more than is OF arrogant
parvenues in social life. .s.s ...
The forthcoming Presidents message will be a
highly interesting document, and will throw addition
al light upon the foreign relations OF the country
such light as will no doubt reveal highly satisfac-
tory position OF affairs, and one of which every Amer
lean citizen may well be proud
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
Thursday, Nov. 2oth.. 1856.

THE BRITISH MOVEMENT AGAINST lEKsiAp riti
readers have noticed, doubtless, that n Tue II
have declared war against the Shah oil req 70 Do
pretence is that Herat has been guarantee Oh the
Mahommed by the East lydia Combany' 'nous mart
is no certainty whether that province forms tt
Cabul or Persia The war movement aI naa,;e say
attention of the French press. The PARIS fa1 noTe
in plain terms Eegland should be no longer Amor Nor
the Russian organ in Belgium, says she VIII ~ fo
allowed in the future. The same paheT gT0o ottcl
account of the present quarrel, in an ofca lore di
translated from the Persian. 1t had SUI wi
graceful origin than the " enlistment dlIncu1' oue
the United States which, had not Eng anu T. rop
submitted 10 be snubbed in the face OF al
might have led to war. ..;.b Cbarg
1t appears that Mr. Murray, while BnIIs oa IN ID
d. Affaires at Teheran, not only had carl DI roya
proper relations with Princess OF the Dloou IN az
Persia, who had previously lost her chara0i0 vona
coun, of other reasons, although marrl5u nresi9
but assumed the right of bullying the He thu
placing the lady in question under restraint
became so nsolent and insulting in the his 'e
few months, that finally the Shah de@a a1,S b. va
call and this not having been complied "l'N'
ordered to withdraw, a Ia Champion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

A LARGE BETA gentleman brought into our
Office this morning something wrapped up in paper
which might have been, from the size and shape of
the package, either big leg of mutton or bufd-
die. Upon removing the wrapper, it turned out to
be beet grown by Mr.. VIM. H. Toler of Duplin
County. The beet weighs some nine and half to
ten pounds, and is upon the whole, magnificent
vegetable. perfectly sound and healthy, and of clear
blood'red throughout We are much obliged to MIR.
Toler for his courtesy in giving US an opportunity to
see and examine this fine specimen of the agriculture
of his County.-Duilg Journal of qeserdau
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

Oct We really do not know what 10 make of things
Raleigh wards. We have neither letter no! paper,
and are therefore unable to say what has been done
by the Legislature By The way, we did no, receive
the Standard of Saturday, with the Governors mes
sage until Monday, requiring pretty sharp typeset
ting to get that document into Mondays issue What
can be the of this irregulary unable to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

o. The vote of Illinois stands Buchanan los,
344 Fremont, 96,1SO; Fillmore, 81, 451. The vote
for Governor sands-Richardson DEM, 1O664S
BisselI, Rep 117,372; Morris, K. NJ 19,261 1t will
thus be seen that Richardson ran fully up to, and
over Buchanan's vote, but that Morris did not get
Fillmore's That in fact, the fusion was more com
lete on Governor than on President
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

O. Harper for December is on our table. 1t ap,
pears to be mole than average number. The
leading ilfusrat ted article Sc y-Side, the home
of Washington Irving" The pictures are really
good, as are also those Illustrative OF scenes in Nj
caragua and Egypt. From hurried glance it strikes
US that the reading matter will be found on par
with the pictorial embellishments. For sale by Wha-
ker; 25 cents il number, So year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
eWhite Folks Blame Fools.".

/ friend Of ours, says the q. 5. RcUelC ampa
Bay in Florida employed number of New York
mechanics to do piece of work 1t was govern
ment contract, and required particular dispatch.
The men worked as northern mechanics know how
to work. Old Jupe, one of their employers slaves,
watched them out of the of his eve for several
days. ..-...
Something was evidently working in his mind
which puzzled him badly, At last he came up 10 the
foreman of the gang, and said: Mass Charles,
what debbi youial work for So, eha' .Torarn our
money, Jupe' Money said J"pe, money great
ting. Yon work up Norf, Mass Charles? Yes,
Jupe.' You make great deal morey!' Not a
great DEAL Jupe spring. and fall we do we'll;
but work is slack in winter time, and il we get
| around again to spring, and make both ends meet,
| and keep the wife and babies in something to eat
and drink, and house to shelter them, we
generally think we have done WELL S'pose
you SICK Mass Charles, who takes care of you?
Why, Jupe, that is the hard part of it, If we get
sick, work stops and we get very poor, and suffer
great prlvations. Dat'll do, Mass Charles sand
Jupe. Il thought white folks sensible people
faint muffin OF de sort Work, work, muffin but
work get sick and nobody take care OBJ 'em. White
folks blame fools Jupe work too Nebber hurt
himself workn, though. Jupe get sick. Miss Sallie
come down and nurse him. Mass Bob send boat
sebenty miles up de rber get white doctor for him
Norf good 'nough for white folks, but reckon old
Jupe stay at home And old Jupe went off in state
of dignfed disgust at The folly of white folks gener-
ally at the Iorth and particular determination to
do little work himself as posi- ble determination
which his master says Jupe was never known to
| break
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

0s The vote of Vermont falls short exactly forty
three Of the vote cast in 1870, which shows that
Vermont is not growing very rapidly. Fremonts
majority over Buchanan is, 2s, 1884 There appears
to have been no Fillmore vote unless &c scattering
stands for that There were $40 scattering ..-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
AMairs In Nicararua.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 24-Col. Wheeler, the U. s
Minister 10 Nicaragua, has had several interview
with The Secretary of State relative TO his oficia
conduct in that country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
Ohla Official.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.-The official vote of This
State for President stands Fremont 187, 497; Blu.
chanan 1854; Fillmore 28,125 Gerret Smith
1856.
New CENTs.-The Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary
of the Treasury states that " authority was given
by Congress at the last session for the issue of
cent coIns" consequently none have been made
This announcement is made the impression is pref.
~ general that cent coin was about 10 he is,
sued from the mint