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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS !

THE subscriber informs bis old friends and all
others in want of BLACKSMITH work, of any
description, executed in a style not inferior to
work done at any otker shop in n. Carolina or at
the North, that he continues to carry the Black
smith business at his old stand on Princess-street
opposite the Theatre.
Farmers, Turpentine and Timber makers. and
others, having OLD AXES that are useless to
them, are Informed that they can have them worked
over, and warranted TO be equal 10 new ones, and
at much less cost
He has on hand supply of PLUUGHS, of ap-
proved pattern. These Ploughs are made by
NED BEATTY, who is admitted 10 he the best
Plough manufacturer in this section Of the State
Also ROUND SLAVES. manufactured by
the subscriber, always 90 hand for sale.
Also; HORSES SHOD, IL Carriages, Drays,
&c, REPAIRED in neat and substantial style.
In word, every description of BLACKSMITH
WORK can be executed at his shop, and the
work warranted.
Orders solicited. and prompt attention given.
Wilmington, N. CO. l.. WOOD.
Oct 81, lS4S, e 7y5.I2m
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FIR EIGHTS:
FIX Z
TO NEW YORK
WILMINGTON MARKET-Oct. 26.

WILMINGTON MARKET-Oct 26.
Bacon-Al description of Bacon plenty, and
sales dull at quotation,
Corn-The stock is lght--no change in
prices.
Lard-N. C. Lard continues scarce.
Liquors. hiskey is very scarce.
Naval Sores-Sales of Turpentine has va
ried during the week from 50 IS to So 20, and
to-day sales made at 50 60 for Soft, and half
price for Hard. Tar ST 624 last sales. Up
wards of 200 bbls have been disposed of at a.
bove rates, leaving upwards of 1000 bbls on
the market still unsold. Spirits Turpentine
has been selling in small lots during the week
at 80 cents per gallon, closing to-day with a
sale of 40 casks at this figure, and 81 IS for
the barrels.
&ingles-Sa1es of Country Contract Shin
giles at 81 per Nj.
Timber-Sales vary from our lowest to our
higest figure, according TO quality, for Mill
Timber. We hear of nothing doing in ship
ping Timber. Nothing doing in River L,m,
Der.
The water courses continue in very low
state, and produce, in consequence, arrives We
r. slow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

John Barfeld. This individual, charged
with the murder of man by the name of
Flowers, in the County of Sampson, some
three years since, alleged to have been COM
mitted by stabing with a knife, was publicly
executed in this vicinity on yesterday, (agree-
a5Iyto an order of the last Superior Court for
this County,) in the presence of about three
thousand people.
Since his conviction he made profession
Of religion and was baptiScd by the Rev. Mr..
Buxton, an Episcopal minister, who has kind
ly visited him during his confinement. A few
moments before leaving the prison, the Sacra
ment OF the Lords Supper was administered
by that gentleman, who also attended him to
the place of execution. On arriving at the
SPOT, the Burial Service Of the. Episcopal
Church was read and after Prayer, the con
demned individual, accompanied by the Sher'
it, as calm as a man going TO Church, ascend
ded the scafold, where the rope was secured
and at 81 minutes after II O'Clock, the unfor-
tunate Barfeld was launched into eternity!
While the body was hanging, the Reverend
gentleman remarked, tina! he was authorized
to say, that Mr.. Bartield never had any recol-
lection whatever of having perpetrated the
deed, and that it was done without malice
He wished it understood that he had no i'll
will against anybody.
Smithfeld Telegraph, 2lst inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
MILLINERY AND
DRESS III Taking.

MRs. MAXWELL, from New York, hegs leave
respectfully to inform the Ladies of Wi mington
and vicinity. that she opened. on Thursday. the
26uh inst, at the first house North Of the Prcsby-
teriaD Church, a fashionable assortment of MILL
merry and FANCY GooDs, consisting OF choice
selection of French flowers. and large assortment
of Ribbons, of the newest styles and design. Mrs.
NJ also intends to carry on fashionable Dress
MAKING in all its branches. and would be happy
to wait on any who may favor her with their pa
tronage.
Also, Mr.. ]. maxwell, Bleacher, Presser. and
Dyer, of all kinds of straw and fancy hats, fattera
himself, by his long experience. that he can give
general satisfaction in the above business to all
who may favor him with call.
October II, ls48--L7-3t'
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For the Journal


AT meeting of the citizens OF Lower Black
River District, on the 9Th instant, on motion
of John McAuslan, James McDuffee, ESQ.,,
was duly elected President of the Cass and
Butler Club for Lower Black River District,
and VIM. Keith and John B. Groom, Esqs.,
were duly appointed Vice Presidents.
On motion the President appointed the fol.
lowing gentlemen a Committee of Vigilance
for said District, whose duty it is hereby de-
clared to be to use all honorable means to
bring out the entire strength of said District
on the 7th November, for Cass, Butler. and
Democracy David Jones, Patrick Monta.
que, VIM. Woodcock, John T. Moore, James
P. Moore, Esq, Nathan Bonham, Joseph E.
Lewis, Joel L. Moore, A. J. Mott, DR.. Jane:
F. Simpson, John ]. Register, and Joseph P
Richards.
JAMES McDUFFEE, Prest.
John JON B. Groom Vice Presidents
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JUST RECEIVED

Per schooner Abigail Haynes, from Boss
ton-6 dozen jerkin pickles; 8 dozen pcolIiIIy
do; doz mixed do; doz msngocs do 6 doz
walnuts do; doz peppers do; 6 bbls gherkin
do IL half bbls do doz John Bull sauce l
Ioz peach water; doz rise do doz Worces.
ter sauce; | doz white pepper doz Anchory
paste; III doz superfne mustard 2 doz walnut
catsupj dnz Verdale olives doz capers |
doz capot; Is dog jees and jams dozen first
quality pepper !; 2 doz pepper sauce e; doz orange
flower water; doz lime juice; dozen Mango
pickles, in superior al; 10 bbls cider vinegar
doz Theoretically sealed salmon, In tin cases 6
cases Dutch herring; 8 doz fresh HOLSTERS; "a cs-
ses Boston crackers Leaver knives for opening
holsters, sardines, &c. For sale low by
s2gl HOWARD & pEDEN.
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For the Journal.
SAppoNEY HlLLs, WAYNE Co. Oct. 81 ,4s.
A TAILOR STORY.
Mk. EDITOR

Mr.. EDITOR =
You are aware that we have no professional
artists in hair in any of our villages, and are
often compelled, either 10 submit TO a very un-
fashionable steering, or wear our locks un-
comfortably long. A few weeks since, find
ing my upper growth rather in the way of
my eyes. | applied to our village tailor to
know if he could Sc cut hair,n he said he was
like Paddy about playing on the Piano, could
MT tell, never having tried.
| insisted that he should indulge my humor
and commence on me. After he had perfor-
med the unpleasant operation, stood before
his glass for some time without being able TO
recognize nv own shadow, the top of nv
hair was rdged like a Potato patch, and the
edges scolloped like plantation fence. After
heaving deep sigh, turned to my new made
hair-dresser, saying that would give anything
in the world if could only have my locks as
they were before he commenced upon them.
A mischievous smile played on his counie,
nance; lost my temper, and began 10 throw
out curses loud and deep.
Stop! stop! exclaimed my knight of the
fleece, the bullying Mexicans found danger in
meddling with Old Taylor, you had better le:
this " Young 'un" alone; gave you fair war
ming about my inexperience, and ignorance of
the intricate science of ar-cutling. you took
the consequence of the experiment upon your
own head, where they must inevitably rest.
Now, Mr.. Editor, think If Gen Taylor
should be elected President, that before the
expiration of his term, his political advocates
will be as much chagrined at the result OF
their experiment, as am at.my little adven-
ture
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
THE PEWS

IN the PRESBYTERIAN Church will be rented on
the premises, on Saturday next, 2sth inst. at
o'clock, notice of which will lie given by ringing
of the Bell. Persons interested will please bear 1t
in mind TO attend. 1t is expected that some
Pews. the Tax on which has not been paid, will
be sold.
The Trustees have assessed tax on the fe"s
at which valuation the present occupants may re-
tain their seats if so disposed, in preference to
hiring at Auction. Timely notice, however, must
be given to the Treasurer
Oct 27-T7it
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

MRS. SARAH II. KELLY embraces This
method Of informing her TS~n and Coun,rv
friends that she has returned from the North. with
wen selected stock Of Millinery. Consisting Of
nau, ~, and Children's Bonnets, Feathers, Flow.
..s' neao dresses, Collars. Cuffs. Edgiuss. (coi-
III. ribbons, with variety of other arti4
:" :" 'ue ,a'est style. end will be sold 90 low
on an accompi shed Miiliner and NJ. -
She returns her sincere thanks ior -. .s,,o..
age, and humhly asks continuance eF 49, p."o'.
Oct. l3.-I5-3,I M S -
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GTOceru Ralaia1eRa.
G c. MORSE,
Oct. Is ls4S.-[5t1 w. JOHN YOPP.
FRESH ARRIVALS OF GOODS.

Just received, per schr. David Hale.
from New York :-Bleached shirtinas, India drills,
lacinia do, Canton fanDels, crash, camhric. 1rieh
linen bleached jeans apron checks, bed tick blan.
krts, plaid Iinsey. ginghsns. Turkey red yarn,
vestings, hollands. shawls. alpaca, hose (assort-
ed. suspenders. black silk crava,s. silk hsndker.
Chiefs coIored table cloths fianneIs (red & Whitley
mixed sattinets, cadet mixture, Kentucky jeans,
prints (various pstterns,) Carolina stripes, shirt
buttons, pocket combs. plaid jeans, blue cotton
yarn. un5leached shiriing umbrellas, Allendalo
sheeting % yards wide. kerseys, cotton handker.
chiefs, cashmeres. de iaines. lama cloths, chenc
plajs, &c. &c. For sale by
Oct i31 E. J BERNARD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
ODD FELLOWS SCHOOL.

The Exercises Of this Institution will be
resumed on Monday, the 10th Of October.
English Male department under the direction
of Mr.. MCKINNEY.
Principal Ct the Female department. Mrs. PAR.
KER, Teacher in the Baltimore Female high
school.
French will be taught by a competent professor
of the Language.
The Trustees in opening this School for the
ensuing year, feeling that it is important insi-
tuition to the Town. are determined TO spare no
exerions, to make it worthy Of the patronage of
the public.
TICKETS, per session. 81 90: to he had at
the office of Colonel JOHN McRAE.
Oct. 3,-[6-tf
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laid AND COMFORT TO THE ENEMY.


Many of the Wing leaders seem quite anx-
iouS that the late war should be forgotten
They say it belongs to the past, and is no
more important 10 matters in hand than the
triumphs of Caesar or rhe conquests of Alex
ander. But we cannot crafty them in this
respect
The following are choice extracts from
Wing newspapers in relation 10 the war;
The war with Mexico, is war for slave
Fy; We grasped at Texas that slavery might
enlarge It's boundaries and extend its power.
II IS war in which Mexico has the right and
America the wrong side"
N. York EUening Journal.
"Ihe war is crime, and all who have as
sisted in its we'll fought fields have aided in
lis preparation" -Whig Legislature Of Mas
sachuSettS.
Let the same vote that declared the wal
unnecessary and unconstitutional, starve it tC
G T.E ~ y, withholding the supplies "-Amo!
1H .SE, Wing NJ C. from New Hamshire.
ness. "-Kennebec Journal ~
"A UCa-aDhorred war.''-N. H Statesman
The Presidents war-a war Of conquest :,
Raleigh Register. 81 u conquest
"A \, war against the God OF Heaven."-M.
CsrhtH Gazette. o''' ~"
.., war of plumber and murder" g D;sra.
t POW 5.i TO the age in which we live."-Bos
Ty;S 0u' people are the robbers. "-Ncw Yorl
an A war ;S; against God. "-LouisuiHs Journal
eago q" l1H I9lq9Iioqs scheme of conquest."-C1i
rpbt H gross outrage upon Mexico-an un
MOS, "ar.-Mount Carmel Register.
enn" VA treason against the God of Heav
Amer, ae Presidents war -Philad Mort
icO","C rian ; can help sympathizing with Mex
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
AUCTION SALE.
BOOKS. BOOKS. &c.
BY VIM. L. SMITH, .Auct'r.'


At Private Sale and at auction.
A. EDWARDS & Co.. cf New York, will
make their annual, visit to this place. during next
week at which time they will offer for sale either
at auction OF private sale, large and we'll selec-
ted assortment Of Books, in. the various branches
of Literature, and also large assortment Of sta
tionery. e., &c. Time and place hereafter.
Oct 27-I7.lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

Negotiations bet,ceen the United States and
Germany-The Paris Presse of the 21st ult.,
says :-'' Mr.. A J. Donelson, American min
lister at Frankfort, is at this moment occupied
in negotiating a treaty of commerce or the
most liberal basis with the Central Govern
ment, which has substituted itself for the Zoll-
verien. England, by her agents. is making a
thousand efforts to embarrass this negotiation .
Charleston Erening NerS.
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NEwBERN, Oct neutrality-suspicious. lit-
tie of this article coming 10 marker, IN conse-
quence of continued low waIe. anu falling
off in the price-last sales 81 Z, 90, zTi
Tdr-Receipts of Tar Likewise small
Price 81 40 81 so
Corn-No sale to report--we quote 81, 81
a 200.
Bacon-Supply noderate-Hams 10 II
cts assorted Is cts.
Lard-Scarce-Price 10 d / c.s.
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.NE.ARREED,

In Sampson county, on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. Colin Shaw, Mr.. N. H. Murphy, to Miss
Mary Ann Stevens.
In Moore county, on the 5Ih inst, by the Rev.
Thos. Lynch, w. e. Campbell, Esq to Miss Cy n
tha, daughter of the Rev. s. Paisley.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
Correspondence of the Charleston Mercury.1
Tv,ract from a letter, dated
WAsHINeToN, Oct 10, Is

WASHINGTON, OCT To, 1910.
Here the elections in Ohio and Pennsylva-
- .'I topen together, are not considered unfa-
r I,[, 10 the prospects of the Democracy
We W. had but little hope Of Ohio, but now we
sool snre of carrying the State for Cass and
iS and we are equally confident of Penn
.rlvona. have seen letters from eminent
n3iticians in different portions of the State,
Speaking with the utmost confidence OF carry
mo the State by decided majority in Novem-
her. Indeed would rather bet on Pennsyl-
yaoi than Virginia, for the reason that the de
mocracy of Virginia are not so thoroughly a
reused as those of Pennsylvania.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will be made
70 the next General Assembly of North-Carnlina,
tor the passage of an act to incorporate "Neuse
Lodge No. &, of The Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, charitable association located in the
town of Gnldsboro'.
Oct 27-97-3t
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For the Journal.
LONG CREEK BRIDGE, Oct. 10, 1913.

LONG CREEK BRIDGE, Oct. 10, 1848.
Mr.. FULToN-I am desired to state to you
that to day Cass and Butler Club was form
ed at this place, b. appointing Jas. Garrison
Chairman, and John Jones and Thomas H.
Williams, Secretaries.
The following persons were appointed a
Committee of Vigilance for this (Long Creek)
District, viz IS. Il. Bunting, Jas. McIntire,
David M. Lewis, Major T. Groom, L. S. Her
ring, Moses T. Bordeaux, A. T. Lamb, L.
T. Boney, H. McAllister, B. c. Moore.
w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
A VERY LARGE LOT OF

STRAW and wood ware, consisting of work has
kcts, travelling baskets, paper baskets, market has
kets, straw carriages and cradles, straw and hair
brooms and brushes. cedar and painted buckets,
milk pggins and churns. clothes horses wood
bowls, -four pals, wood trays, and great many
articles too tedious to mention, but call and see.
OPT PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
NOTICE.

NorIcE is hereby given that application will
be made at the next session of the Legislature Of
North Carolina, for an act authorizing the Coun-
ty Court OF New Hanover County To hold its ses-
sion for two weeks, whenever the same may be
deemed expedient by the Justices Of said Court.
Oct 81, l8iS-7-5t TChronicIe copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
COFFEE AND SUGAR.

90 bags Rio Coffee; ass.
Is LaguyTa do;
10 {" St. Domingo coffee;
20 bhls assorted brown sugar;
10 " clarified brown sugar;
!" crushed do.
Gun powder, imperial and young hyson Tea.
For sale at small advance by
OFT PERRIN & HATSFIELD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

Too LATE Some of the wing editors are
irving to get out of the scrape in which they
are involved with Nutivisrn in Pennsylvania
Bnt thew can't shake it off The proof of the
Coalition is conclusive Look al it David
Paul Brown, Esq, one Of the most eloquent
1, rr' in Philadelphia, was the regular Taylor
r. I for Congress, and Levin, the church
burner, was the native candidate ana What
was the result? Levin WAS eIec'ed-and :, me
great Tarloy party of that gr7af city, po'ed
onlv one hundred rotcs Tor Mr.. Brown hav-
ING gone In a body for Levin This shows
tbe cIoyen foot. Let our naturali@ed citizens
remember this fact Mem HaUen Register.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
Telerr,phcd for the Baltimore Sun.

1eTcSTapncN sun:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 24.-Four-Sales of
500 bbls at 25 SIS 81, and the market dull.
Corn meal l23 a So IS. Rye flour 81 l24.
Small sales of wheat at l O5 a 81 10, and
ST IL for red; white do. Is 81 20. Corn
dull. Sales of yellow at SO 70 cents. Oats
33 cents. Rye 68 SO cents.
Provisions steady; Mess Pork Sl2,56, and
prime 1915 Bacon unchanged. Sales Of
Lard in kegs at 81 81 cents,
Nothing new TO notice in Groceries. Rio
Coffee 81 cents. Rice 81 cents per ID.
Cotton is dul-smal sales OF fair Uplands
at 81 cents, Sales CT Whiskey at 243 CSC
ner gallon
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NOTICE.

NorIcE is hereby given that application will
be made at the pext session Of the Legislature Of
North Carolina for an act authorizing re-assess-
ment of property for The County of New Hano-
yer. 1Oct 81, lS4S-7.5t1
Chronicle copy.
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PORK AND LARD.

Bills superior Lard;
"mess Pork;
20 packages Sodo, Sugar, Lemon. Pic Mic. But
ter. and Milk Crackers. just received and for
sale by PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
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NOTICE.

Not having met with an offer for my
Mcsely Hall plantation, | have determined to Offer
il at public sale on Monday of Superior Court 1t
will be offered in divisions, to accommodate Pus.
chasers Terms made known on the day of saIe.
WIN. q. ASHE,
October 6, ls1s-I4-h
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WHITE LEAD.

1000 lbs. different brands and very superior, will
be sold low.
Also, hhds. Dry Black Lead. All colours
ground in oil at short notice at
OFT SHAVE ULU Oh aNb'
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Wilmington Music School.

wilmington Music SchOOI.
Mrs. WHITAKER has removed her Mu.
sic School to the house occupied last year by Mr..
HrwLETr. and opposite the Episcopal Church,
where she hopes the Ladies of Wilmington will
call and judge for thems' Ives of her qualifications
Teacher to give instructions on the Piano and
Guitar. She feels thank full for The very liberal On.
couragement she has received through the sum.
mer season, and feels not the leas: hesitation in
saying that all who patronize her School will be
well satisfied. both as to her correct manner of
teaching. and their fast improvement. She also
keeps constantly on hand and for sale well Sc
lected assortment Of Music for the Piano and
Guitar
Oct. 10, lS4S.-[5-4t
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CORDAGE AND DUCK.

Maneila Rope, all sizes Bolt Rope. Wsimln'
HusIee, Marlin, Spun Yarn and Cotton Cordage'
Duck from 2 to 10. Ship Stores put up Win
despatch, and low, at
s22 HOWARD & FEUENc.
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New Family Grocery


South side Of Market ST., Sd door ,c..f of S.,o,J
The undersigned have formed Co.p.r,.
nership under the name Of
MORSE & VOPP.
For the transaction of general WhOIesul. and
Retail
Grocery Ratsiness,
and would respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and he public generally, 10 their assert.
mcnt of GROCERIES. which have been ;ud;.
ciously selected in New York, by one Of the i;rm.
expressly for this market. Their STOCK EN-.
braces erery thing usually found in Family
Grocery store, which they will sell on rs good
terms as any other house in Wilmington. They
indulge the hope that by keeping GOOD ARTI-
CLES-such as they can recommending receive
liberal share Of public patronage.
G e. MORSE,
Oct. Is ls4S.-[5tl w. JOHN YOPP.
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LOOK AT THIS,

ALL persons are notified from hunting on my
land formerly called the Cutler land. with dogs
or guns, or fishing, or feeding stock in any man
ner whatever. If free egroes or slaves caught
with guns or dogs on the premises, the dogs will
be killed and Negroes severely punished.
J. +. PRICHARDS.
Oct. 27-[7-2 mos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
DAILY EXPECTED,

From Boston, w. Underwood & Co.'S Pickles.
Preserves, Cstsups, Oils, Fish. and everything in
the ea,able way. HOWARD & PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

100 bushels first quality seed Rye; 25 do extra
Genesee seed Wheat; Rye Meal; Hommony !;
Meal; Horse and Cow feed Corn and Oats |;
Canal and Fayetteville Flour superior new crop
Hay. For sale BY ELLIS 4 MITCHELL.
Oct 20. lS4S-16.4t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine al
ways sold in the water and subject the expense
of landing inspection. cooperage &C. say on lumber
Soc TO 81 per tar ami Turpentne about 0c per Dbl
For dry virgin mixed turpentine deduction lie made
according O quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

Missouri Election Official returns of the
election in Missouri make the Democratic ma
JoonIy for Governor $4,000; on the Congress
SIonal ticket, nearly $4,000. In the first dis
trict. Judge Bowdin (dem.) has 1868. In the
second district. Mr.. Bays (dem.) majority is
a'426. In the third district, Mr.. Green's (dem.)
majority is 1887. In the fourth, Mr. Halls
(dem) majority is 5727, which will be in
creased by the other counties to above 6 ,227.
In the fifth, the majority for Phelps (dem.) is
5'2l4. At the election in 1914, Folks ma
JOrlty was 1918.