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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25
keh,.ska Terr,tor,al Election

OMAHA, n. T., Oct 18.-The election returns from
the Territory are all in except Shorter and Salem coun
ties Merton DEM, has IS majority for delegate to
Congress, and the two counties to hear from will proba
bly, increase the democratic majority to $50 or
The former reports giving Daily, rep the majority
prove to have been incorrect. The House stands re
pubcans 6, democrats 6, and one still in doubt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25
Auction Sales of Stock.

We understand that the following sales of stock were
made this morning by D. Pigott auctoneer, to wit -
10 shares Wilmington and Manchester r. R. at $55
per share
10 do. at $54 per share
20 do. at $53 per share.
~ do. at $52 per share
10 shares Commercial bank stock at $ll8 per share.
These are high rates, showing very decided advance
in the market value of Manchester stock in the face OF
the competition for through travel which our
lower lines of Railroad have to sustain The prices In
dictate confidence in the ability of the Company to
pay dividends at no distant day.-Daiy Jou 23d INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

HANDSOME FLAG.-We notice that the young Demo
Gratis of the Town of Wilmington, have suspended ID
very handsomely painted BREcX1NR1DGE and LANE
Flag across Market street at Second street
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Charleston Courier, / 6th INST.

FROM DENVER Cry Omaha, Oct. 17--Advices
from Denver City to the lth inst have been received
The express brings $4,000 in god besides $4,000
in the hands of passengers Gordon, the murderer
hung at Denver on the 6tb. He made full confession
he mining news is unimportant.
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saT Young Mr. Albert Edward Guelph, or whatever

IA Young Mr. Albert Edward Guelph, or whatever
other surname he may have, has finally left these
Shores" gone, in short. He went in several ships
There will always be different opinions about matters
and things We happened to see part of letter from
one of the pillars of the institution OF Young America
in Boston, who didn't 60 to the Princes Ball. and n
says, They say the Prince eat like pig at supper ano
looked afterwards if he wanted to go to sleep at thu
ball." We rather think that Young America was no
far wrong,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

NEW HAMPSHIRE PoLITICs.- Concord, n. H., Oct
1.-THE State convention of Breckenridge democrats
met here yesterday and nominated the following candi
dates For Governor, r. Morrison for Congress, Pau
R. George and Ezra j. GliddOn.
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Moas Meeting In Brunswick.

We are authorized to state that there will be Dem
Ocratic Meeting held at James Bggs', in Town Greek
District Brunswick county, on Wednesday, October
3lst 1860
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25
Democratic Meetings in Sampson.

A Democratic Meeting will be held at Taylor s
Bridge Sampson County, on Friday, November md
1860
Several Speakers will address the Meeting.
vile on Saturday, Nov. 3d. 1860.
Speaking may be expected from several gentlemen
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

WIN. A. ALLEN, Esq, Democratic Elector in this
District, will address his felIow-citzes at
Ellington, New Hanover county, 9th October.
Laurel Hill, Richmond county, 3Oth October.
Lumberton, Robson county, 3lst October.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

HANGING OF HORSE THIEVES IN TExAs.-Fo7t Smith,
Arkansas, October l7th-Two young men, late of this
city, known as Frank Rivers and Colonel Montgomery,
were hung San Antonio Texas the 9th instant
for horse stealing. Rivers formerly the proprietor
of saloon in this place.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

l6-Ihe New Mexican mall with dates to the lst in
slant, arrived tonight The campaign against the Ne
vaoe Indians has commenced in earnest. -Four hundred
Utahs have been employed by Special Agent Pgfer
also 500 Mexicans and Pueblo Indians have taken the
field with the regular army. 1t is thought they will
make clean sweep and whip the Indians into submis-
sion. Five men, while haying, 20 miles this side of
Fort Huron, few days ago, attacked by Indians
and two killed. the other three making their escane
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

WIN. HOWARD, at the Post Office in Tarboro, N. c. is
hozed to receive subscriptions for the DAILY and WEEKLY
JOURNAL.
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This gives majority against the Republicans in the
House OF eleven, as it consists in ALL Of but two hum
Senate-which meets after the 4th of March-wl also
contain majority opposed to the Republican party.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

GEN TON THUMB is member of the Little Giants
Club at Bridgeport Connecticut!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

News FROM TIE Brownsville No. Oct 49,
city last evening He has been engaged upon the gov
surveys, west of the six principal merdians for
the past two months. He reports country rich in soil
and we'll watered with scarcity of timber, except
upon the Little Blue river and its tributaries large
party of Pixies Peakers arrived this morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25
From the ALBANY Arg,

The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LOST TO THE RE-
PUBL1cANsIhe election yesterday held indicates be-
yond doubt, that the Horse of Representatives
of the United States will be opposed to the Republican
party. The Democrats and opponents of the Republi-
party have elected the following members in the free
States:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

To these may be added the five Southern districts of
illinois, the two members in California, and at least ten
not more in New York, making in the free States at
least thlrtyslx with chance of others in New jersey
Wisconsin, Michigan and Massachusetts, Every mem,
Der from the slave States Blair OF ST. Louis and
perhaps Henry Winter Davis of Baltimore if be should
be elected, will oppose the Republican party. The
House will thus stand:
Democrats in the North, ......36
Anti-Republicans in the South. .s8
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25
Later from HAVANA,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2l.-The steamship Cahowba,
Capt. Smith, arrived at this port to-day from Havana
with dates to the 18th inst. The health OF the city was
excellent, and public confidence fully restored The
Sugar market quiet at 81 81 rails. The stock
on hand was 100000 boxes Molasses was active
Clayed quoted at 81 81. rails. Freights were
inactive and but little doing. Sterling Exchange was
quoted at IA l424 per cent premium Exchange Oh
New York at per cent, premium. The total OF
the Revenues of the Island for the past eight months
amount to upwards of $13 100000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

AN EXPEDITION CONE TO NoTH1NG-The Knights
of the Golden Circle, who have been so far bengGted
as to march to Western Texas, have concluded that
they have had about view of the elephant as
would pay. The Corpus Christi Ranchero says
The last detachment of Knights of the Golden Circle
that arrived here instead of going further towards the
seat of war, LETT understand, for their respective
homes. Young men at a distance should be cautious
now they enter upon quxoc and desperate expeditions
of this kind The whole scheme in the present state
affairs is chmerical and dangerous in the extreme.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

S6~ ALL Right in Halifax, Edgecombe, and in Al
that section of the State round about.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

SURRENDERED.-The Messrs. Latham, who were en-
gagged in the ARRAY in which Mr. John ". Grst was
killed. have been brought back to this place and are
in prison awaiting their trial. which, presume, will
come of at Superior Court in next month. We
learn they delivered themselves up to magistrate on
Cape Hatteras Island aud sent by him in charge
of officer to Mr.. Hillard Gibbs Sheriff of yde
county. They brought this place by Mr. Gibbs
last Thursday board the steamer Post Boy, and put
into prison BY the way, notice several of our ex
changes have received and published very
statements in regard to this sad affair suggest the
propriey of the public suspendng judgment in the mat
ter until undegoes legal Investigation and the facts
are fully developed We shall give readers full
and impartial statement of the facts after the trial
over iTdShingtOn ~ c. Dispntch
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

PoLTICAL.-lt is said that Senator CLAY of
Alabama, signed the recommendation for the
seceders to attend the Baltimore Convention.
and afterwards scratched his name Off
One of the North Carolina delegates has
written a letter, in which he says that that
State Is in favor of the Baltimore Conyen-
ton.
An immense meeting had been held by the
Democracy of the Tenth Legion, Virginia, at
the Rockingham Court House, when the
course of the delegates who remained in the
Charleston Convention was endorsed
In Taliaferro county, Georgia, meeting
has just been held which favors sending dele
gates to Baltimore and sends Alexanner II.
Stephens, James W. Rudisill. and DR.. VIM.
Rhodes to the State Convention. With the
exception of Savannah, every county that has
yet held meeting avors the Baltimore Con.
vention. We are really getting sorry for the
seccders IN Georgia and Louisiana. at is
really getting doubtful" says the Montgom-
cry (Alabama) Confederation, "Whether they
will hold the Richmond Convention at all
Not solitary meeting has been called for
the purpose either in North Carolina, Vir-
ginia, Maryland, Tennessee, Kentucky, or
Missouri; nor any Of the States that seeded
at Charleston. except Alabama and Misais-
sippi.
Gov. Winston, Of Alabama, one Of the dele.
gates who seeded with Mr.. Gancey, under
instructions, has taken the stump in that
State against Mr. Yancey and his project of
'precipitating the cotton States into revolu-
tion," prOnUuncing the whole movement a
sheer cheat and imposture, and nothing
else"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
From Carson Valley.

From the Territorial Enterprise of June
28d, we gather the annexed intelligence:
The Fourth of July will be celebrated at
carson City, on which occasion an Grafton
Will be delivered by Judge c. II. Bryan.
During the week ending June 28G. a num-
Der OF immigrant companies from Salt Lake
arrived at Carson City, some of them bring
ing large amount, and all of them, more or
less stock, chiefly oxen and cows Some of
these trains came through without any mo.
Iestation from the Indians, while others have
suffered severely from their depredatIons.-
Mr. Lewis from Camp Floyd, whittier he came
last fall, lost over 200 head of stock out of a
herd of about 500. This train consisting of
~ men, 3 women, 3 children, with 4 wagons.
lett Camp Floyd on the 2lst of May. They
had no difficulty except the loss of 80 head Of
cattle, mired in crossing the first desert, un-
TIL they arrived at the Canon Smiths Greek.
some $50 miles on their journey. Here dur
ing severe hail storm, and while the cattle
guard were under cover, the Indians stole
upon the herd uuobserved, and ran Off Dor
tion of them. Pursuit was made next morn
ing, but all in vain. The next day, the Indi
ans renewed their foray-fired upon the train
and succeeded in running off one hundred
and Fifty head Of stock.
Almost in company with Lewis train were
several others having large quantities of
stock, equally exposed, but none of which
was taken, or in single instance troubled
This was accounted for on the supposition
that they were Mormons or travelling under
Mormon protection.
The Carson Rangers have determined to
proceed to the Humboldt River country, to
afford protection to the immigration against
the Indians. The movement is entirely an
independent one. They go into camp to day.
Otiicers-J. l.. Blackburn, Captain Theo.
Winters, lst Lieut.; T. S. Winn, I'd Lieut..
From Mr.. W. Wassen, recently from the
camp at Pyramid Lake, we learn that all still
remains quiet in that neighborhood. as well
as IN the surrounding country, The Indians
continue to keep themselves at distance.
none having been seen since the fight. nor
have they committed any further depreda-
tions as far as known. The garrison are in
good health, have the breastwork nearly
completed, and are living well on the fine
nsh, abundant in the Truekee, of which thev
catch great numbers.
Sales saddle train is now making regnlar
semi weekly trips from Virginia City TO Ne
yada and Grass Valley via Henness Pass
lhe intention is to make daily departures
from each end Of the line within a short
time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

HEENAN, SAVERS AND MoRIssEY. New
York Spirit of the Times announces that
lleenaA and Sayers, having settled the dis.
pute about the belt. viii give exhibitions for
while in England and Ireland, and then
visit the United States together. 1t pub
fishes a letter from Heenan, dated London
May 22d, in which he says that everything
Is settled SO far as himself and Sayers are
concerned, The following is the portion of
the letter relative to Morssey:
understand that he (Morissey) publicly
says that he will fight me when come home,
ana | mean to make him keep his word.
yet him commence his preparation, there
iore' as soon as he can, and let him get in the
pest possible fix, for if anything will tempt
lne to leave tnis country speedily and post
Pone any intentions may have about the
oia belt of England, it will be for the salts
i"ctlon OF meeting him in roped ring again
want TO give him another chance, or TO get
another chance for myself to win or lose five
Srten thousand dollart more. l shall have
between five and six thousand dollars of my
own money op the first of June next, which
i VIII hight him for, and will make it ten
thousand or twenty thousand dollars side if
nc likes, on any day that may be named af-
Ter four months notice. | shall expect him
20 close with this proposition for meeting
at once, but will add that if the sums
name are moro than will suit his book, l
VIII accompodate him for one thousand or
one hundred dollars a sde-yes, for one dol
i1 lar or ten cent piece If he crawls out of
.nls after all that he has said, why l suppose
ehere Is no need of my following him up, or
paying him any further attention.
JonN G. HEENAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

lMMGRATIoN.-The Territorial Enterprise
says that the population of Washoe is rapid
ly on the Increase Between the Gentiles who
have been stopping at Salt Lake since last
fall, or for longer period, and the disaAec-
ted Mormons anxious to get away, it is esti-
mased that not less than 1000 people will
leave that place for Washoe and California
Several trains are on the way from Salt
Lake some of which are daily expected to
arrive
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
TO NJ

1t has come to my knowledge that parties in San
Francisco have resorted to the base artiHce Of at
tempting to forge my liable, with some slight alterations
using the name " Delays" Instead of "DALY'S,"
AROMATIC VALLEY wHIsKEY," and also using
the word " Cumberland" instead of " M0NoNGA.
HELA"
These BOGUS LABELS have been put on bottles Of
entirely different shape from mine containing the COM
trash, and packed in cases intended to initiate
and branded similar to the genuine using the name
" Delays" Instead of DALY's."
Dealers in the interior, as well as consumers are
cautioned not to be imposed upon by this bogus art
Gle.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the shape
OF my Bottle which Is unlike any other, and also to
the name, WILLIAM II. DAILY, NEW
YORK" )" blown in each Bottle.
have no fear of this or any other spurious arti.
Gle, interfering with the sale of my
Aromatic vaEley Vvlllslky
but cannot allow such base fraud to be practiced
upon honest merchants or the unsaspectlng consum-
err without uoticingl.
SV9z Hs. DAEY,
Sole Proprietor New York.
NOT IG.
eB- DaSy's Aromatic Valley
Eghislkey IS for sale by most Of the re-
! spectacle Liquor Houses in California.
WM NEWELL & CO.,
Sole Agents,
Jar2lGms sqz Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

A MAN named William Henifer, Mormon,
was savagely horsewhipped by Surgeon Ed
ward N. Uovey, between Green River and
Fort Bridger, and in the camp of some troops
under Colonel Morrison and Major Lynde.-
Covev had had trouble with the police at
Salt Lake and. it is said, was wounded by
Henifer.- Desert NewS 10th
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

LETTER FROM HORACE GREELEY TO SENATOR
SEwARD.-The following, says the Boston
journal, from the New York Atlas, is said to
be the much talke of letter which was ad-
dressed six years ago by Mr.. Greeley to SEN
ator Seward severing all further connection
with the latter in consequence of his refusal
to promote the claims of the philosopher cf
the Tribune to political preferment When
the letter was first published, about a week
ago, we supposed it was bogus, but its au-
thorship has not been denied by Mr.. Greeley
New YoRK. Nov. 5, 1854.
To the Hon. VIM IL. Seward-Sir: | de-
sire to say to YOU that the firm Of Seward
Weed d Greeley is from this day dissolved,
by the wthdra wal Of the Junior member of
the firm. When | edited the Jeffersonan, at
Albany you and your friends acknowledged
the effect Of my labor in your cause in eleya-
ting you to the office Of Governor and United
States Senator. For my labor in sustaining
you / only received ten dollars a pcek to sup
port my wife, self and child.
When you were Governor of this State,
with great patronage in your hands, no oifer
of any portion to assist me was ever made
When Cen Harrison was elected President,
you had full control of the Federal patronage
in this State, and [ received no consideration
at your hands. When Gen Taylor was elec-
ted President, you also had the principal dis
tribution of the Federal patronage and in
connection with Nh Weed you made Hugh
Maxwell Collector of this port, man who
was never entitled to the confidence of the
! Whig party. Instead of rewarding men who
had faithfully adhered to Henry Clay and to
you, such men as Zebedee Ring, an outcast
IRON Nova Scotia, was appointed Surveyor of
the port David A, Bokee was made Naval
Officer VIM. V. Brady Postmaster; VIM. II.
Leroy, Navy Agent; Hiram Fuller Naval
Storekeeper; John Young, Sub-Treasurer :;
and a man was selected for United States
Marshal whom you know cannot name.
And yet, while YOU knew had lost every
dollar possessed in starting the Galway line
of steam packets to benefit Ireland and your
self no offer was made me of assistance or
place. Subsequently it was understood by
NV friends that | should be candidate of our
party for Governor, and your consent was
given but instead of supporting ne, you and
your friends nominated That trimmer and lit
! Tie villain, Raymond for It, Governor who
was no advantage to our party, and mau
whom to know is to detest In all the posi-.
tions have labored to place you, the emolu-
ments and the honors have been divided be
tween yourself and Weed | have now to
say that any support you may hereafter re-
ceive from me will be because it is necessary
for the party, bat not from personal consider
alton. ours, etc.
Horace GREELEY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

MINING ENTERpRisE.-A correspondent in
forms the San Andreas Independent that
company is now organized and at work, for
the purpose of draining the large and rich
fiat at Vallecito. The survey makes the cut
and tunnel 1900 feet in length OF this, 700
feet will be "Open cut" and 1000 feet tunnel
The whole estimated cost is S6O,OoO Fifteen
thousand dollars have been already paid in
for stock taken, and the stock is keenlv
sought after by experienced miners who have
money to buy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

New MlNEs.-Speaking of the diggings
struck at the head waters Of Smiths River, a
correspondent at Crescent City says:
We have been informed by some gentle
man upon whose statements We can rely,
that the diggings arc rich and extensive
room enough for thousand miners When
first discovered, Sailor Diggings, Althouse
and vicinity, were almost deserted by their
mining populations. Numbers have gone
and more are going from here, with strong
hopes Of making their piles"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

SAN Joaquin AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-Plans
have been submitted, says the Stockton Ar
gus, and estimates upon the cost required for
the erection Of building on the cattle
grounds and race track of the Agricultural
Society. The building will be 100 feet in
length, 30 feet in width, and % feet in height,
with accommodations necessary to seat a
thousand persons
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

Poor BLAcK.-Attorney General Black is
in bad fix. You will have noticed that the
Constitution, with view to divert attention
from the damaging exposure of the Covode
Committee. has been making a great blow
about the discovery Of frauds connected with
the California Land Claims, giving Black the
credit Of discovering these frauds. To-day it
turns out if the evidence l have can be
trusted, that Black himself has been mixed
up with two of these fraudulent claims, and
has used bis official position to prevent the
supreme Court acting upon them for which
service he has received a large pecunary
consideration. The matter will be examined
by the Covode Committee-C Cor. Gin. Ga
.Htnc 9Th.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

EHOllOway's Ointment.-Scorbutic aGec-
tor erysipeas, and eruptions from whatever hidden
cause, are overcome by the of this great cleanser
Of the human system 1t heals by eradication as well
as suppression, and penetrates the hidden source Of
the malady.
~ Sold at the mandatory, No. so, Maiden Lane
New York. and by all Druggists, at 25c, &c., and 81
per box or pot. je2T
Halps sSarsaParIIin, Yellow Dock nmd
lodIde Of Poass is prepared from the finest red ia
maca Sarsaparilla aud English lodide of Potqss-ad-
mrabe as restorative and purifier Of the blood 1t
ceanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pmples boils and eruptons from the skin
-cnres rheumatism and pains Of all kinds All who
can afford should it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL & Co, Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, lab anu 145 Clay street,
mills Gm Below Montgomery, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

TIE Cnops ~ NApA VALLEy.-A gentleman
who has been making tour of part of our
county, tells us that the crops, with but slight
exceptions, are in splendid condition.-AaPa
Times, JisAe 22d.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

VlpGISIA.-A st. Louis letter dated June
lst, says:
Judging from the accounts which reach
us from Vagina, desperate struggle is now
going on in that State in favor of Douglas.
At the great Douglas demonstration at the
Cooper Institute, last week, in New York, a
telegram was received too late to be read,
stating that the Democracy of the Tenth
Legion passed noninteryention resolution
and sustained their delegates WHO voted for
Douglas"
Several of the leading Yirginian papers
had come out in favor of the Baltimore Con-
yention, and against that of Richmond,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
Daily gationaI Democrat.

THE Eco WAR-A hot warts heinz wagod
about the Proprietorshjp of the eggs at the
Farallone Islands. The Bulletin saws that
the FarallOne Egg Company and the Italians
seem to possess the island whence most of
the eggs are taken, jointly but very inharmo.
niously' together. Both parties go well
armed there is hot blood between them
Shortly since, George Goodwin of the Com
pany gotta warrant swore out against Nicho-
las George and fifteen of his Italian associ-
ates, charging them with petit larceny. On
this charge the Italians were arrested and
brought to San Francisco, Sunday A couple
OF them who showed fight, were brought in
irons.