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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-26

DIR. DEEMS LECTURE.-Owing to the extreme ncem-
ency Of the weather, supposed that Dr. Deems Lee
ture would have been deferred but learn that spite of
this circumstance so many persons were in attendance
that it deemed best to proceed with it. The subject
was on the difficulties of sefcuture. We regret exceed
ngy the misapprehension that detained us from being in
attendance as anticipated rich intellectu treat
Judging from the lectures that we did have
the pleasure of hearing the DIR. deliver in the
Front Street Methodist Episcopal Church. We do not
remember having ever been more highly gratfed than
on the occasion to which we REFER and we really envy
those who present at the Court House last night
We know that they richly repaid for their atten-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-26
Decisions of the Supreme Court.

PEARSON, j. In Doe er dem. Gibbs Benson from
Hyde, affirming the judgment. In Waston Myers,
from Pitt, reversing the Judgment venire de nouo In
Hooper Moore, from Caswel, Judgment reversed and
renire de novo In AIRY Holmes, from Rowan, affir-
ming the Judgment. In Doe er dem. Laret V. Hart
man, from Rowan, Judgment reversed and centre de
In Porter " Tolson, in equity from Carteret
also in Leviser Hiliard in equity from Franklin de-
cree for plaintiffs. In Shuford Davidson River NJ.
Comp. in equity, from Henderson. Also, in Miller
Moore, in equity, from Henderson. Aso in Steel
Black, in equity from Cabarus decree for redemption
&c. In Wncoff Kriminger in equity, from Cabarrus
dsmissing the bill. In Bost Bost, in equity, from
Cabarrus, declaring the rights of the defendant.
BATTLE j. In Bains Drake, from Nash, affirming
the Judgment. In Worrell Vnson, from Northamp-
ton Judgment reversed and Venire de nouo In Thomp-
son Morriss, from Orange judgment affirmed. In
Wetmore Click, from Davie, judgment reversed and
Uenire de moUo. In Glaspe Shuleberier from Irede
proceeding of Superior Court affirmed. In DUNCAN V
Phfer, from Carbarrus, judgment affirmed. In Ford
Locke, from Rowan judgment affirmed. In Cain
Hawkins, from Davie, order affirmed In Smith
Cheek, petition for writ of error-petition dismissed
In johnson Johnson in equity, from Yadkn declaring
the plaintiffs nestate entitled and declaring reference
In Griffith Simmons from Washington, reversing the
order. In Casey Casey in equitiry from Wayne, de
claring the rights of professionalism.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-26

R6F We are indebted to Hon. Asa Biggs, of the
Senate, and Hon. Warren Winslow, of the House,
for many yours and attentions in the shape of valuable
and interesting public documents We should have
sooner acknowledged these courtesies which We have
never failed to appreciate
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-26
WashIngton's Birthday.

This being the anniversary of the birthday of Wash
ngton all military companies are out on parade,
and our streets present very lively appearance
We are pleased to the revival of the military spirit
evidenced by the full ranks of all the companies on this
occasion. The German Volunteers and the Wilmington
Light Infantry make ther first turnout under their
oHicers-the former commanded by Captain COrnehson,
and the latter by Captain Hail. The Rifle Cadets un-
der Captain Baney also out, and make very good
appearance indeed. We rather think there has been
feeling of friendly emulation generous rivalship be-
tween the" Volunteers and the Light Infantry as
to which company should turn out the largest number of
bayonets to-day, and this has resulted benefcialy to
both the German Volunteers " being slightly ahead in
the race this tme and the Light Infantry" being de-
termned not to be oudope will make bigger effort to
carry the day next tme and so keep the Germans .
stirred up, while the Germans will keep them alive
Both companies look we'll and perform well.
The militia companies are also out Their object is
to not look WELL and few who turn out at militia mus
ter to realize that they truly serving and de-
Tending their country-that they discharging the
first duties imposed upon them by patriotism and pre-
pairing themselves for heroic deeds and martial fame
1t is fact, they do not.
The uniformed and ununiformed militia of the regi.
ment have gone out to Greenfield we believe, for drill
and target practice, under the command Of Col Cant
we'll They make really formidable column, and there
is much real bone snew and patriotism in the ranks OF
those who make little pretensons to military display.
DUilu Journal 22d INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-26
Daily Journal, 23d inst.

ORAT1oN-We noticed this forenoon at the market
corner, quite crowd gathered round young who
was soapng the crowd-at any rate he selling them
SOAP and making them quite Grafton matters and
things in general He went ip for distrbution-of
soap-for an equivalent. genuine distribution orator
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
The Kansas Constitution.

The Chicago Times, upon receiving
a copy of the Kansas Constitution,
says =:
The Slavery clause gives the Legis-
lature power to provide for emancl-
pating by compensation to the own
cry all slaves ; but denies the power
to prevent the introduction of more
slaves. A vote "for the Constitution
with slavery" is vote to establish
and forever maintain the institution,
with the power in the Legislature Of
emancipation. A vote "for the Con-
stitution with no Slavery" is vote
to recognize the existence of Slavery
now there, to keep those slaves who
are now in the Territory, and their
natural increase, slaves during their
lives, and is vote to "Strihe ont" the
power of the Legislature to enamel
pate. The Constitution without
Slavery" means that Slavery in the
Territory shall be confined to those
slaves now there, and their increase
from generation to generation, with
no power OH the part of the Acgisla'
ture to emancipate by compensation,
or in any other way. The constitu
ton with slavery allows more slaves
to be brought to Kansas, but gives
the Legislature power to provide fol-
their emancipation.
We confess our inability to decide
which of these two alternatives is tho
more "pro-slavcry." We incline t,
the opinion that the Constitution will
no Slavery is the more "pro-slavery.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
Special Notice.

All persons are hereby forbid trusting OF
delivering goods OF property to any one on
my account, without written authority from
me >. lrulN, JR
st. Charles City, Jan. II, 1858. lift
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A BIG BEAR.-Mr. s. p. Lowell, of
Minneapolis, Minnesota, while hunt
ing i'll Mccker county, about three
weeks ago, shot bear which in the
carcas, weighed over 600 pounds,
and when dressed, $50 pounds. Mr..
Lowell realized $l06 from the sale Of
Bruin.
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
Dissolution of CODartncrship.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
| under the name and style of Rumpf, Lehm-
kuhl & Co., st. Charles City, Floyd County,
Iowa, has been dissolved to day by mutual
consent Lehmkuhl & Hulmann having pur-
chased the interest of VIM. H. Rumpf, will
continue the business as heretofore, under the
firm of J. W. Ichmkuhl Co, They will
liauidate all claims against the late firm, and
are hereby authorized to collect all debts due
to the same w. II. RUMPF,
J.W. LEIIMkUHI.
THEODORE HUFFMAN.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
OBJ gntrlligenter.
Kansas.

The bill introduced in the Kansas
Legislature at its recent session, and
and finally passed, was carefully
devised scheme, and if put into cff'cc-
tual operation will place the military
arm of the Territorial Government
fully in the hands of the Free State
men. The Major General is James II.
Lane, and the remainder of the board
are men of his own choosing. The
Board can call out the military when
they think it necessary. The task of
the Inspector General in reference TO
the arms now belonging to the Terri
tory will not be very pleasant, it, in
ded, it is successful one. There were
5000 stand of arms appropriated to
Kansas, all of which have passed into
the hands Of the Missouri Border Ruff
fan Militia that in the past usurpcd
the functions of the citizens, and to
recover these arms will be a task
worthy af a Hercules.
The Legislature passed bill re-
pcaling the famous Rebellion Act"
This was one of the most odious and
oppressive Of the bogus statutes. An
other bill was also passed, directing
Prosecuting Attorneys throughout the
territory to enter noiie proscquis in all
cases pending under the Rebellion
Act"
Governor Stanton Immediately We
tocd both these bills. His message
set forth as reasons for 50 doing that
the "Act' in question was q whole
some one and that he had too much
confidence in the people of Kansas to
believe it possible to impanncl a jury
that would render an unjust verdict
under it.
The repeating bill was promptly
passed over his veto; and without
transacting any other business the
Legislature adjourned sine de-
Inc io''o"''S Is d summary o' 'l'e
Legislation accomplished at the recent
extra scss'o'
l. Act organizing the Territorial
,hi'''.a' ana ',ic clec',pi vi MIil!'ry
snIom,I,, nrotai,;nr amairst cha a.
mission of Kansas under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution 3. Concurrent rcso-
Iutions alleging That the topeka Ton
: ".'oh - IS ,, n '''S' Iio'oc 81 " ''E: ',:a
mo Ionnrrss for o3mission nnJnr #
as sovereign State 4. Act impos-
ing stringent penalties is cases of
c'ect'oh frauds OF every description !;
a. az. . .p.E' a., ,"1 r.a "n'e ~ ~
hnun Constitution 6 Act for submit
ting the whole Calhoun Constitution
to the people; l.. Act repeating the
he'e'''o'' Law"
Much dissatisfaction is expressed
IN many localities that the Assembly
made no provision for re-submtt'ng
the Topeka Constitution to the people,
according to the unanimous request
OF the great convention held in Law
renee on the I'd ult
The announcement IN Washington
that the Lecompton constitution is
ratified with the slavery clause, seri-
would have sustained the Lccomnton
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
J " IT.FI VI n Z I'D,
THEODORE HUFFMAN

All persons owing the late firm of Rumpf,
Iehmkuhl & Co, will please call soon and set
tie up BY ST. doing they will save cost and
trouble Our stock of goods now on hand
consisting of most all kinds of goods generally
kept in a country store, will be sold cheap for
cash and ready pay.
}. W I.EHMKUHL < 90.
st. Charles City, Floyd Co, Iowa, Jan. /, IS.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that BENJAMIN
+. CHENEY and ANSON ii. BIiACk
EFT, late Copartners doing business under the
firm and style Of CHENEY x BRACkErT,
have assigned all their joint and separate
Estate, real and PERSONAL, including all the
property OF which they were possessed or
which they were interested in or entitled TO-
excepting such as is by law exempt from exc
cution.l to me- the undersigned, i'll trust for
the benefit of all their creditors, and for the
benefit of the creditors OF the late firm Of Gil
NEY 4 STlNSON. whose debts they had be
come liable to pay, 10y deed OF assignment bear
ing date. executed and acknowledged. ON the
eighteenth day of December, A. ID. 1897, and
filed for record in the Office of the Recorder Of
Floyd County Iowa, on the said eighteenth day
of December, A. d, 1857, at 6 and IL o'clock
l. NJ and recorded in book + of Deeds, pages
81 and 52S, pursuant and in conformity to
the Code of the State of Iowa and the Statutes
amendatory thereto.
All persons having claims against the late
firms OF Cheney 4 Bracket and Cheney < Stin-
SON. or against either of the members of said
late finn oi Cheney < Bracket, are required to
present the same to me, under oath or ailirma-
ton, at my office, in st. Charles City, Iowa,
within three months from the date hereof
And all persons indebted to the said late
firm OF Cheney & Bracket, or either of the
members thereof, are required to account to
iae, and to ne only, therefor, and TO pay the
same to me or my order.
Dated January 7, A. ID. 1853
ALBERT L. COLLINS, Assignee.
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The people of Massachusetts will
petition their Legislature this winter
again for the removal of Judge Loring.
Probably the Judge will not fare quite
as well at the hands of Banks as nc
did with Gardner.
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WATTS e SKULL,

MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS,
Mct;rcgor, Iowa.
WY & S. are proprietors of the new Steam
w Mill, and are prepared to fill orders
for all kinds of dressed lumber, such as planned
and matched flooring, castings. dimension stuff,
&c, ON reasonable terms. Orders solicited.
April2, 1857. 3Otf
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THE
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The favortc Paper Of New England"
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h" iavOritc Paper Of New England.
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During the last week brilliant fires
could be seen on the prairie, at night.
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Notice.

WYE hereby notify all persons who are in
w dcbted to us to call and settle their ac-
counts ON OF before the LIST day OF January.
We hope farmers who have produce to sell
will not hold it in their possession expecting
to realize at some future time more than it is
worth OF will sell for now, and by so doing dis
appoint those who are depending on thcir
money which is justly due. We kindly asl,
You to do your utmost and get us some money,
thus enabling us to extend credit to worthy
customers. BY complying with this request
YOU will save farther trouble and expense.
WRIGHT & McNABB.
st. Charles CITY, Dec. Is. 1877.
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GEO. DYER e CO..

ono nvDD Q cn
Ni-o. - LiN ~ w.
l36 last ~ dtcr Street, Uilcaukec, Has,
Manufacturers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SaIIlnry SoddIor,- u,ra
0''|'''ioiy' E"''"lciS Iialu"aie.
CARRIAGE AND TRUNK TRAININGS.
TRUNKS y.EIEES
'Aa-ssE~,
c'P' b"gf, tmI3rS bhtpS, F2y-Nas. Bells.
D'"'"''S' H'f,e- 6'''|eS, Cw1y-Combs,
Carts, &c, Sc, Sc.
g Adde's than 100 varieties Of Shh
- Spanish Pad, Columbian. American and
English Saddles Also Brides N,rting,lns
Girths. Stirup feathers, Surcingles Crup.
pcrS. HaltcrS, Sc
HARNESS Team. WAGON. Duorv Cir Car
rage. and Coach Harness.
'COLLARS-uf all kinds and every ou,l;tv
'SADDLERS HARnW Esnhracing ,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commit
tee for Building the Bridge in St Charles City,
have completed Il contract with Mr.. ). WigIin,
All those that have subscribed work and ma
tcrial are requested to call On said Contractor
Immediately, that he may give bill of such
lumber or material as the Bridge requires. and
also receive their work in its proper place and
time. Per Order OF
January 4 1858, COMMITTEE
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Wholesale Grocery House.

Wholesale Grocery House.
Established in 1913.
No. 100, East Water St, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
TIME undersigned would call the attention
l. of Country Merchants to their stock which
consists in part of
500 Hhds. Porto Rico & Muscovado Sugars
$50 Bbs. Refined do.
200 Bbls. New York Grocers' Syrup.
500 Bags Rio and Java Coflees
GOO Half chests Young Tyson. Gunpowder
and OolonG Teas.
40 Butts Tobacco best Virginia brand.
\ full assortment of
Groceries, Woodward, Brooms,
&c. &c. our terms are cash or approved pa
per. rlease give us n call
n. B.--Solc Agents in this state for the sale of
Dupont's Powder and Safety Fuse; u full sup
ply constantly on hand.
LrFTELL & BAKER
Milwaukee, Sept.3O, 1857. 2:3y1
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

There are eleven persons now inn
prisoned in New York for the crime of
murder, one of whom has been con-
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

Hon. William Bebb, Ex-Governor of
Ohio, now a citizen of WinnebaSo
county, Illinois, has been indicted by
the Grand jury Of that county for man
slaughter, for shooting dead one of a
clariyari party at his house last spring,
on the occasion of his sons marriage,
an incident with which our readers
are familiar. Gov. Bebb has engaged
Judge VIM. Johnson and Hon. Thomas
Corwin, of Ohio, to defend him.