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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-12-06
G. vi. DlCNENsON. vi. b.,

Practitioner of Medicine and Surgery
nEVOFES particular attention to the cure and
~ treatment Of Chronic diseases, especially those
OF Surgical character
Office corner of Market and Washington Streets,
Columbus, Miss, January /, lS5l,-27-ly
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Has removed his office to the store of LamPkin
g. Whitfield, main street where he would be pleased
70 see his friends and where any message lett Tor
hin will be promptly attended to
Columbus October | 9. 1900 l6-t
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

rADvERTlSENENTS insertedat ONE
n,,,,e ,ar square. (tea lines or ess) Tor the first
and FrrY CESrs for each subsequent insertion.
IN Liberal reductions will be made to persons
who advertise bytheyear
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EVENING SESSION.

The Convention met at o'clock where the
following report aud resolutions were read by
Geo r. Clayton. chairman OF the committee,
and adopted by the Convention.
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1=7 DllEoS=E=
4, published every Saturday Nor ming
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lLAEsin
,!,,,ce. ForR DoLLARsif payments delayed until
the expiration Of the year,
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CARDS.
WI .. CARRINGToS. THOMAS CHRISTIAN
DARLINGTON d CHRISTIAN.
Attorneys & Councillors at Law.
COLrMRUs. MISS.
DIR. A. Y. JONES

COLUMBUS, MISS.
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JOB PRINTING.

n%JOB PRINTING neatly executed, on
short notice and at REDUCED RATES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

The Roman correspondent of the London Daily
News gives the following illustration of Austrian ty
ranny in Italy:
While treating of the bastinado must not omit
to relate tragical occurrence which have heard
of as having recently taken place near the city of
Forli. The Austrian conlmandant de place, or, as
some say, the officer in command of the garrison
while taking a ride on horseback, accompanied by
large dog encountered boy Is years of age, trudg
ing along the road in company with small dog
The big dog-as big dogs whether human or canine,
will sometimes do when they feel they have the pow
er-attacked the little dog, without rhyme Or rea-
son, ferociously, that the boy obliged to
to the aid of his four footed favorite which he did,
stoning the large brute etfectually to kill him
the spot. The Austrian officer Infatuated at this
denouement had the boy seized condemned to receive
twenty five strokes of the bastinado. When remon-
strated with to the ability of the slender youth
enduring such severe punishment he persisted in
his first intention and the sentence being carried
into execution, the boy expired under the seven
teenth blow The boys father, shoemaker, wild
over with his only child, who assisted him in his
trade became nearly distracted at the intelligence
of his DEATH and the next morning rushed frantic
into the coffee house where the Austrian officer was
breakfasting, plunged setto into his breast, and
dispatched him with seventeen wounds, escaping
from the presence Of the Mortified spectators without
any one making an effort to detain him"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
A CARD.

A CARD.
GEO. BOWERS respectfully informs the citizens of Will
VI mngton and surrounding country that he has purcha
sed from Messrs A. G. Bowers Brother, all the stock
hand, comprising assortment of Gold and Silver Watch
es Clocks Jewery and other goods in store and in
order to make for stock of rich imported Jewel
&C. would call the attention of all DESTROYS of
saving % per cent forward and avail themselves of
the chance offered All and every description of Watches
Clocks, Jewey, &C. carefully, accurately and promptly
repaired, workmaulike Warranted to perform
well. or the money refunded.
G. Bowers feels confident from his long and experienced
practice in the above business that single trial will
the good will and confidence of all who may favor him with
CALL
Rg=Front Street, Wilmington, n. c.
June 18TH 1851 4o-tf
Commercial and Herald CODY month.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
Brown, Shiplev d Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL, May 27-Since the date of last circular,
have had rather better feeling in Cotton with an i'm
in the low and middng qualities of American of
3D. per h., the market closing with tolerably steady ap
pearance though instances rather easier rates
have been taken to-day.
Fair Orleans 81, Fair Mobiles 81, Fair Uplands 81, Mid
ding SID per lb-he sales for the three days being
bales of which spectators have taken 2500 and
porters $500 bales.
We have little more doing in our Corn market at last
wee s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
Mrs. Darlington on the VIEW Dress for Ladies'.

"a new custom for ladies'" said Mrs Darlington,
when friend spoke to her about the proposed inno-
walton in dress. The sound of g costume" came to
her indStinctly, and she slightly misapprehen-
ded the word; g a custom for ladies l should
think they had better reform many OF the old Gus
toms before they try to get new ones. We're none
OF US better than VIC ought to be, and"-" Costume,
maam said cried her informant, interruptng
her; . they thinking of changing their dress"
I. Well for my part don't see what they want to
make public thing of it for; changing the dress
used to be private matter, but folks do so alter =
They are always exchanging dresses now, like the
caterpillar in the morning that turns into the but
terhy at night the butterfly at nj ght that turns
into caterpillar in the morning, l don't know
which," ''But," again interrupted her informant
= mean they are going to have new dress" 'Oh
they are, they p replied the old lady; "well
I'm sure I'm glad of it, if they can afford it; but
they don't always think enough of this; good ma
ny can't afford it; they can't But did you hear of
the new apperil for wimmen that somebody is talk
ing about q "Why, my dear Mrs. p" said she
smiling, ''that was just what was trying to get
your opinion about" Then" returned she, =" why
didn't you say so in the first place WE'LL don't
know why woman can't be as vrtuous in a short
dress long one and it will trouble in
wet weather to people who have to lift their dresses
and show their ankles. 1t may do for young critters,
sportive as lambs in pasture but only think how
should look in short coats and trousers, shouldn't
l and old Mrs Jones' who weighs three hundred
pounds wouldn't look we'll in 'em neither. But,
say, let em do just what they please long they
don't touch my dress; like the old way best, and
that's the long and short of it." She here cast a
glance at the profile upon the wall, if for its ap
prevail of her resolution: and an idea for moment
seemed to her mind that he, the ancient cor
pOra1 would not know her, were he to visit sublu-
mar scenes and find her arrayed in the new dress
and her compressed lips showed the determination OF
her heart to abide by the old costume, and she
soIemnly and slowly took energetic pinch of snuff
If to confirm it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne always
sold in the water and subject to the expense of landing
Inspection cooperage &C.; Lumber 80 ST.
NJ Tar and Turpentne about 10 per barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Tupentine, deduction is made according
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
partnership heretofore existing under the firm of A
G. Bowers & BROTHER, is this day Dissolved by mutual
emit. All persons indebted by
pectfuy requested to call and settle the The bust
of said firm will be settled by A G. Bowers.
A. G.. BOWERS,
C. E. BOWERS.
Wilmington, N. c., June 18th, 1851 40-3t
Commercial copy 3 times.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
lFs77 = . =
MARRIED.
DIED.
instant, Mr.. WILLIAM FREsHwA.

In this town. the sth instant, Mr. WILLIAM FREsHwA-
TER, aged IS years
At Smithville Brunswick county, en- the 5h inst Mrs.
JANE HICKMAN, wife of Capt HENRY HICKMAN of Br. Brig
Masonic, aged % years, native of Nora Scotia
In Starkvie. Lee eoanty, Ca, the 9th ul DAVID
JoHN only Of JouN A. and PRIseILLA E. BIsnop late
of kenansville, N c.. aged IS months
This sad bereavement has fallen upon the hearts of the
parents like blight the whitening Of the desert
Yet like the aged patriarch they are permitted to exeaa
prove faithful they will be permitted to go to him. Ana
again, Christ has said Suffer little children unto
me- and forbid them not faE of such is the kingdom of
Heaven and that their loss is his eternal gain Like the
flower that opes its petals to the morning and casts its
to the gentle breeze and when the approaches
cnes its head upon the breast that usenance
life and from whence it sprungso has little DAVID JOHN
burst upon the stage of action smiled upon his parents filed
their hearts with pleasing thoughts the future ana sud-
denly vanished away and forever fed the oustreched
arms OF the Redeemer who will keep him until the
OF the resurrection where if they faithful they
permitted to dwell together again. A FRIEND.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

VOLUME, 7OFTHE AMERICAN FARMER

NOLOME FAhR1ERe
TINE 7th volume of this Journal commences With tue July
No The publisher is happy being Rbe to state that
the patronage extended to it, Is continually the increase
and that the prospects for the coming Yanme haterpg
in the extreme Indications from sections induce
the belief that the increase will considerably any that
has preceded it.
Amongst the numerous correspondents whose essays have
given such celebrity to the FARMER the of EDUND
RUFF of Va, stands most prominently-durng the
year he has been regular contributor its pages and
happy being able that he has
his labors in behalf of Agriculture. long
This will be received with much
satisfaction by friends in Virginia. we'll in
OF her States.
To encourage stimulate friends aud thu well wish
agricultural in their eneay0rs offer
the following prizes for the largest lists of subscribers be
received o'clock the first evening of the meeting Of
the State Agricultural Society, its ahnpa meeting tho
PRIZES OFFERED
For the largest list Of subscribers. $50
:" I'd largest list -. 35
~ gu 40. ao.::: .,;: 80: :.....:. 49,. 20
:" 4th dn Is
The subscriptions will be received the club prices offer
ed by below the for which must be paid before the
obtain lists at the regular subscription price 81, if they
will make up club off will be furnished at the S.
To- do Gq.-;F: s'.-----..Io
One feature Of the above offer to be NOTICED
and cash of any who subscribers viii
cevedheetOore it has been confined aeo Subscribers
only.
The prizes will be paid in cash. or in silver ware or in any
agricultural implements which be exhibited State
Exhibition, at manufacturers prices The names reeev
I'd can De sent on with the cash, and the namher will be
counted the day specified OF the time
the giving out the prizes of the State Society All
De addressed to SAAL. SANDS, Publisher,
rs Baltimore street, Baltimore. Md.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

The following graphic sketch of this famous French
port portrait of New Orleans in many of its features
N o. Courier.
g Marseiles suffered severely from the cholera
the number of deaths in 1849 having for many days
equalled the amount for equal periods of time when
the disease last at its height in London. So
long Marseilles continues in its present sanitary
condition with reference to sewerage, it must be pc
cuarly liable to pestilence. The whole filthy out
pourings of the crowded city descend by multitude
nous drains into the harbors, and there shrinks
ebb in that deless sea- there the fifth lies rots,
and poisons the air, until rafting mistral driving
heavy swell in throug the entrance, cleans
out to greater less degree the accumulated dirt.
The STENCIL may be supposed. is frequently unen-
durable, and was told on good authority that du-
ring the long summer heats, when for weeks there
hardly steals breath the shining surface of
the sea- the water in the harbor becomes literally
putrd, that fetd and diversified scum rises and
clings round the Ships and that sometimes horrible
jelly-like worms and maggots- obscure uniformed
insects bred of the rank corruption-are seen twi-
ming and twisting in the filthy liquid almost reali-
ling Coleridges spectral poetry, in which
sSlimy things did crawl with legs
Upon the Shiny sea-
I was struck with the number of drinking estab-
lishments, something like gil palaces, which
scattered about III the principal streets of Mar
settles The customers do not sit, but served at
counters, along which are ranged gttering rows OF
bottles, glasses and crystal jugs variety of gay
painted and glded casks, remind of the recepta
cles for old Tom and cream of the valley in
vaults The beverages generally consumed are,
however, far less hurtful than in similar places in
England. I certainly more drunken men in
Marseilles than in any town in France, but they
were for the most part seamen and therefore, no
fair specimens of the resident population. The Ii
quors consumed usually warmed wine, and
syrops, more or less favored with spirits. Tonic
stus of the nature of absinthe were also in demand
so that altogether the actual amount of hard drink
ing was really very limited. The wine of the
Boucher -Rhone, may remark, contains good bo-
DIV, and for an unframed growth, is we'll favored"
IND1GNANT.-s What, MIR. Speaker, shall say to
my constituents o. exclaimed wrathful member of
Congress- on the passage of bill to which he was
utterly opposed. u What shall say % he repeat
ed but found it impossible to get beyond the inter-
rogatory. Tell Them" replied waggish speaker,
q that you tried to make speech but couldn't"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

ia THE subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to the 10
South offers sale his Land in Wayne county, con- ~
to;n;rg ahout Seven Hundred aud Twenty-Five "a
Acres situated on the Railroad, about two miles
low Dudley Depot the cleared Land being sufficient to OBJ
of Corn The dwellings and outbudings tolerably
comfortable THERE'S also sbs., loo boxes
Payments made easy, by apr ting to JAS. KELLY
Wayne county June 80 4o-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

THE ROTATION OF THE EARrH.--To the Editor OF
Punch: Sir: Allow me to call your serious and
polite attention to the extraordinary phenomenon,
demonstrating the rotation of the earth. which at
this present moment experience, and you YOURSELF
any body else, have not the slightest doubt would
be satisfied of, under similar circumstances. Some
sceptcal and obstinate individuals may doubt that
the earths motion Is visible but say from personal
observation it's positive fact.
don't care about latitude or longitude, or Vi
bratory pendulum revolving round the sine OF tan
gent on spherical surface nor axes nor aspldeS
nor anything of the sort. This is all rubbish All
know is, see the ceiling of this eoFee-roem going
round perceive this distinctly with the naked eye
only nay sight has been sharpened by a slight
stimqlant write after my sixth go of brand and
water, whereof witness nay hand. sWIGGiNS.
Goose and Gridron May 5th, 1851. :,
S. Why do two walters come wheH only Gall
one 7"
The psrnation Of Gazgov saetlqaa, is SOL In 1874
IT was 1915
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

New YORK, June 9.-Flour So "a 81 81; red wheat
81, Genesee 81 IL 81 IA 81 10 cents oats 46
As cents rye 76 cents molasses 81 "a cens Rio co
fee 81 cents; Pork s14 81 $14 IS for
prime, $l3 90. Lard s. s2c per b. Rice 81 7-16c-
Whskey % 22ac.
The Cotton market is rmer-saes of 600 bales cent
Prices Irregular and sales quota
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

NOTICE.
IRON and after this day, June 7th, 1851, 1T-A
l. the Steamers connected with the Whining zaE=z<
and Raleigh Railroad Company will leave for Charles
IL O'Clock thereafter the Cars arrive
JAMES T. MILLER, Agent.
June 18th, 1851 4O-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

| PHILADELPHIA June 9d-Flour, 81 l2a 81 81 Corn
meal 81 70 81 rs Rye -four So "A. Wheat "a 81 o.
Corn, 60c. Oats, 43 45c. Rye, 73c. Bacon 81 lie.
Whiskey, % 23c. per gallon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
DESSRI,VTFR'T0N.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the and Firm of MoREHosE
E. PERSON Agent. dissolved the 18th of May, by
mutual consent The books notes and accounts assigned
to " R. PERSON who is duly authorised the
GEORGE N. NOREHOUSE,
VAN RENSSELAER, PERSON, Agt, for
MRS. ANN HOARD.
Wilmington, June 18th, 1851
THE undersigned will continue business the old stand
and hopes by the his
to merit continuance of their patronage my stock is fully
complete and with the advantages of Boot and Shoe
times and of the best quality per less than Boots
and Shoes have been sold for out of this for cash
To punctua customers give credit of nc longer
time than three months ON the same terms.
V. r. PERSON, Ag't., for
MRS. ANN HOARD.
ALL persons indebted to G. N Morehouse, as well to
Morehouse Peirson, Agent will oblige by Immediately
calling at the old stand of G. n Morchouse and settle their
accounts with V. r. PEIR son, or
R. J. JONES.
June 1Ith 1851 40-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

A WESTERN DEvoRCE.-The following is perfect
copy of a document recently issued by a Justice OF
the Peace at Galena, Illinois
s'This is to certify that b D and his wife ,rds
parted before the day of June 1871 on account that
thew could not agree with each other and each party
SO to do never interfere with each other
less by of each other therefore you should erer
consent be joined together again. you hare to before
me to be put together again.
ssWitness my hand s. R Justice Of the p'e,e and
Atoruv to lar. Dated at Galena, I'll Davis county
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

BALTIMORE June 1O.-Four, 81 12A 81 Is. Rye -four,
So $751; Corn meal, So So 12a Wheat SO 81 o. Corn
81 Sc. Oats 80 42c. Rye 81 Csc. Rio Coffee, a
92c. Bacon, u lie. Lard 10 lie. Whskey % 23c
per gall.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
June 18th. 1851
For. TEXASII


THE subscriber offers for sale his entire interestLa
Il (being one-haf) in the MILLS formerly owned bycC
Col Murchison, but recently by himself and E. n Nc
kethan. The above Mills situated upon lower Little
River and have been long and most voraby known for
their speed in saving Zone actually 646 feet in
day,) with almost inexha ustibe water power Conye
House, and all necessary out-houses in good repair.
Also, 233 Acres of Land, fifty of which under
cultivation perfect description deemed unneces
say it is we'll known and has changed hands with
out having commanded high prices Terms favorable but
reserved for private arrangement
Also, 1000 Acres situated in the county of Dupn, i'm
medatey upon the Railroad three miles above Warsaw,
Acres of which under cultivation the balance finely
set turpentne land, with 5000 boxes already cut.
Application may be made to VIM. M. Wright at Warsaw,
the subscriber through Riverside P O.. Cumberland
county, N. G. ]. NJ WRIGHT.
June Is, 1851 40-2t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

T,lT.OUR, Sugar, Coffee, and Tobacco
l. 2se bbis. Superfne Flour, assorted brands;
so half bbls do. do. do
hhds. handsome Porto Rico Sugar;
hhds. ST. Croix do.
20 bbls Powdered do
10 do. Crushed do.
. bags Laguira Coffee;
IS boxes assorted brands Tobacco.
cash GOODS.3 For sale by
o. f. 9. HOLMES.
We warrant all goods sell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

.l.rockery :::-A good
.ssral Baltimore. For sale
IN "a o. & G. HOLMES
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

MAILS, Soap. Starch and Craefers.-
~ 1I8 Kegs Nails from the best factory;
81 Boxes Brown S1ap=-tbe best
IS Starch;
so half and whole barrels Crackers Just received this
day. and for sale by o. f. g. HOLMES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13
Commercial,

FAYETTEVILLE June 10-Peach Brandy, 30 &c.; Apple
do. 81 &c. Bacon, 10a lilo. Cotton, u &c. Corn
9oa95e Flour $5 Is So rs. Feathers 80 &c. Lime,
g. Lard, II liz cts. Whisky, 80 doc. A Brown
Sheetings, Tho. Cotton Yarns to 10, IL cents Tur
pentne-Vrgn dip, 81 20; yellow dip, 81 IS; No Ro-
sin, Zoe.
Corn sells readily at outside quotations Coton-We dc
not alter quotations. but would remark that there has
been sale since the arrival of the ASIA to determine what
effect it will have IN market.-O5suUer
CHARLESTON June ll-CoTToNIhe transactions yester-
day reached 756 bales at full prices The sales
trenes ranging from 81 to 92c.
New ORLEANS, June Cotton, 5 10ac Bacon, 81 a
&c. Flour So 80 81 62a Rice, 4c per Id. Sugar, So
SIC. Whiskey, rectifed. Isle.
NEw-YoRK June Naval Stores.-The stock of North
County Tupentne about 700 bbls but sale has
red since that mentioned in lashe market continues
very firm Spirits Turpentine has been sold to the extent
1900 bbs at SO &c., cash and months, mostly at 33a
cash and in lots, according to quality, Sc 33a 49, cash
We sales of 125 bbls Pitch at 81 62a 800 No and
fine White Rosn 81 IS to 81 per $50 bs 200 No 81 So
500 North County, in yard 81 Us and 300 Wilmington
bad order 81 90 Tar quiet The stock of Spirits Tur
penne is not large.
NEwBERN June 9-NAvAL SToREs-Yeow dip, 81 n
Virgin 81 rs; Scrape, 81 so. Tar, 81 5$l 20. Corn
81 Csc. Meal so 90c. Bacon hams, 10a lie. Lard
10 l0ac.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

nLD Port and Madeira Wines
" Cases Old Port Wine, warranted pure;
Cash
So - Madeira
For sale by o. & G. HOLMES IS
CHAMPAGNE Winc.-lG boxes very old ana s,nerior
" Just received and for sale by o. + g. HOLMES
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

THE Man THAT WAS * BROKE REST ''-About the
drolest alive is chap now in Chicago, well known IN
northern Vermont by the of " Tim Wait. say what
YOU m to Tim he always ready with repartee and
On one occasion he into hotel IN
What's the matter Tim ' said of the company you
look rather the worst for wear Why said Inn
haynt slept wink for three ghts-last night tonight
and tomorrow nigh' Having set the barroom in roar
rim LEFT TO make up for his loss BY triple snooze
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-13

T1sEsH and Good, per Schr r.. w. Brown
L 20 Bbs. of Extra Family Flour;
Is do. Pure Genessee do.
S bags Lagura Coffee;
kegs of New Goshen Butter
bbls. of that Extra Fulton Market Beef, at
GEO. I'll. KELLEY'S,