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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-18
Arrivnl of the Barque GrapeshOt with the FugltiN
Ralxer Board.

New YORK. May 15.-The barque Grapeshot re-
turned TO this port this afternoon from the Canary
Islands, with Baker. the alleged murderer of VIM
Poole The Grapeshot arrived Oft Palmos IN seven,
teen DAVIS from this port and laid on and off till the
Isabella Jewett hove in sight, when she boarded her
and captured the fugitive.
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This is his idea OF what party should be-"com
posed of every shade Of difference Of opinion"
.sBlack spirits and white. blue spirits and gray,

This is his idea OF what party should be-"com-
posed Of every shade Indifference Of opinion"
sBlack spirits and white, blue spirits and gray,
Minge, mingie, mingie-ye that mnge may"
This is what he wishes the Democratic party to be-
This is what he has deceived the President into
adopting and for this purpose, feeling that the De-
rnocratc party will resent this policy he is about to
hurry the admi istration into a war-as is evident
from his remarks at Newark-that in the glory Of
successful military achievements the errors Of the
Cabinet may be forgotten. This, gentlemen, is the
Merican discipline Brigadier General Cushing
wishes to enforce upon the Democratic party. The
head of the party is to be thrust into Free SOIL for
his benefit. The party is to be broken up, that
renegade Wings may stand upon level with tried
Democrats
But it will be said we are opposing the President
But no, we are opposing the Cabinet and those who
have stolen in there by deception. And II we
were opposing the administration, let me refer Mr.
Gushing to his own ideas Of Democracy, as portray
ed in his speech of February 9th, 1884, IN the
Massachusetts, Legislature:
''Sir, one gentleman who opposed the considera-
ton Of them, has reproached US with 'oppugnanon
TO the powers that be- and he tauntingly deman-
ded Of whether il be pleasant for old Massschu-
chetts always to be in minority And whether
she is content to lose influence by expressing
opinions unpalatable TO the Administrations When,
afterwards / heard the same gentleman talk Of
principles of his principles of democratic princi-
Piles, could not but consider with something of
wonder, though with more of amusement, the incOn-
sistency Of his professions upon this head. Are we
TO laud the President the Skies right or wrong in
order TO get credit Washington? Is this princi-
pleg Are to chain our consciences and our opin-
ions to the Of a triumphant military chiefain
Are to kiss the mailed heel that treads upon our
necks and tramples US into the earth? Is this de-
mocracyg So have not learned democracy.
had strangely imagined that we were TO act oon-
scientiously according 10 conscientious cOnvic
tions that should not pater with duty by sitting
Its voice; and that minority though we might be,
IN reference TO the present administration we en-
Joyed the consolatory consciousness of obeying the
dictates of high and solemn regard for the const-
tutiOnal liberties of the land If TO sacrifice prn
ciples, conscience, duty, for the sake of influence
with the executive, be the democracy of which
that gentleman speaks, desire none Of it; and Of
the party success he fourishes before US, may
say, as the old Roman did, 'Vctrx dis pacuit
sed victa Catoni'"
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, $. G.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL oF ,sk.

WE desire call the attention Of our friends and the
w buyers Of Dry Goods West and South
west TO attractions the fall sales present
year.
business well org mixed and arranged that
better able than before, 20 supply the
with a large and attractive stock.
our OYVBl ln pBrIatiOns will supply For
eg4 Department with all the and desirable fabrics
from the European ketsseecied by OF the house
resident in Europe-and will he particularly adapted TO
market.
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments will be sup
piled with all the leading sty les Of Goods.
II H. believe, ACKNOWLEDGED that Stock has
always been OF the largest and attractive
country and also believe that the best buyers have be-
convinced that our system Of SHORT PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY il the most satisfactory.
We invite q attention OF all close buyers IA
and Attractive StOrk, but wnh the distinct IN
destanduR that sell goods only for cash, good
payable IN all cases n Bank.
We shall ON this dale forward adopt plan in
necton with domestic Goods ID, partment. We shall
keep full and complete assortment Of Bsached Brown
and Ooored Cotton Goods which will be only nett
Dash. object n this Is supply IN Goods lOac
they sold by cash houses ia the Northern ellie. In
order 70 this feature OF business only AK
comparison OF cash prices with time prices and then We
will leave the decision 10 the purchaser.
From the three years experience since the establishment
Of our Business, enabl the cOddeny in
vite attention 20 st. ok and plans business believing
that we onr inducements second 10 no House IN tbs
ty zoe AID III KING slhE.T
July1t JSoo liy9-trN5m tHARLEsroE, s Q.
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So. Lou 5 Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, July 5.
ToBAcco-Ssle at the Planters of hhds-I hid
trash 2 25; do hugs 40; at 90; at 645,
8 so and 65; do leaf $50 and Co. At the
State, break of IL hhds, of which were rejected
bids ranging from $50 to s25-sold, hhds so,
5 So, 100, S.25 per 100 lbs.
FLoUR-Sale Of 90 bbls country at $3.50; 40 do
few pounds short weight, 81; 60 do extra IS 80,
and dray lots of same at 1915 per bbI
WBEAT-Several lots of new offered; 66 sacks
prime at 1850; SO do choice white l45c; 1870 do
red l37sc; 43 do l40c; so do old l4oc Al do l25c;
275 do spring lille; $50 do new 1860 per bu.
CoRS-Sale of 46, SO aud 1855 bags mixed, fair
white and good white at 65c, second hand bags in
cluded
OATs-Sale of 227, 1877 and 2lO in good bags, Acc;
81 do new bags 4Sc per bushel
RYE-Sale of 30 bbls and 2eS SKIS at 75c, pack.
ages included.
PRovIsIOEs AND LARD-Mess pork held nj ait
per Dbl; casks bacon, from store, at TIC for
shoulders, etc for hams, and Sc for clear sides
Another retail lot at ste; for ribbed sides SIC,
clear do SIC per 10. Prime lard 81 to etc; 25 pkgs
No. at Ste per 10.
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Public Speaking,

Gen. F. K ZoLLIcoFFER and Col. G. q. Ton
BETT, candidates for Congress, will address thei
fellOw-citizens at the following times and places:
IN STEWART COUNTY
Summers Store, Tuesday 10th of July.
Iron Mountain Furnace, "Wednesday, 18th o
July.
Indian Mound, Thursday, 18th of July.
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
Woods Store, Friday, 18th Of July.
Palmyra, Saturday, l4th of July.
Cabin Row, Monday, 10th of July.
Ryan's Store, Tuesday, 18th Of July.
Port Royal, "Wednesday, 18th of July.
IN ROBERTSON COUNTY.
Cooperstown Thursday, 9th July.
Jackson's Store, FRIDAY, goth of July.
Springfield, Saturday, 2lst OF July.
Cross Plains, Wednesday, 25th of July.
IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Ridgepost, Thursday, 26th of July.
Stewards Ferry Friday 9th of July.
Atksson's Gap, Saturday, 2sth of July,
July 80, 1865.
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SCHOOL OF LIFE.

Just received by
TOOH, NELSON co.
School Of Life,
BY Anna Mary HOEis:, author Of IAN Ar,-s,udsui
In Munich"
The Waterman,
By A. N. vol. I2Ino. 400 pages.
'Is is highly moral in its tone There are passages boA
Of humor and pathos while at the time the authcr
has s'udousy avoided any thing Ike oyerawn sentiment
IL may be read with advantage alike ev che old and the
young and will doubtless, aOrd amusement and nstruc-
ton to all"-PH5.
81 Ny Mother"
Or, Recollectious Of Maternal Influence.
The Augustan Age Of France:
Louis Fourteenth, and the Writers Of his Age berg
Course Of Lectures delivered On Frenc) to selest
audience in New York, by Rev. L -Assie-Inr odge-
ton and Translation by Rev. Z. n. Rsrk.
Visits to European Celebrities
By William sprague D. D.
The Teachers Last Lesson.
The Life Of Sam. Houston. Illustrated.
The Rag-Bag. By n. Parker Willis.
The Nay Flower. By II. Beecher stowe.
ES-Wi,h many other new and interesting works
je11
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TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 10.

RIVER NEws.-The river was falling yester-
day with about three feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The water was quite muddy, indicating swell
above.
The Umpire came down from Huntsville,
and reported the river falling. Passed on be-
low.
The Aida arrived yesterday from Paducah.
She leaves on her return trip at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, to-day.
The Cuba got off yesterday tor Paducah.
The Monticello arrived yesterday evening
from Paducah, bringing the AleOniG's freight.
We are indebted to LEAKE, Clerk, for late pa
pers, and the following memoranda:
LEFT Nashville July 5, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. Met
A. L. Davis at the Rifle. Met DR.. Robertson at
Mouth of Wild Cat.
18th. Met Cuba above Canton. Met Ben Cour-
sin and Northerner at foot Cumberland Island. Ar
rived at Paducah at 81 p NJ. In port, st'rs David
White, r. NJ Patton, and Rowan. Str City of
Knoxville burnt on Tennessee River on Wednesday
last. No particulars.
Left on the 7th, at o'clock. Net Tempest and
High6yer below Smthand.
18th. Net Dr. Robertson at Line Island Met
Nettie Miller head Dover Island, A. l.. Davis at
Allmans, Ben Coursin at Palmyra.
"9th. Brought up the Aleonia's freight from the
Whirlpool q TONS Left Aeonia on the shoals at
mouth of Harpeth. Net Umpire at the mouth of
Whites Creek"
The Monticello leaves this morning at 10
O'Clock for Paducsh. Be on board in time.
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RAG PREmHVES.


A advertisement Of Mr.. UDOLPH0 WOLFE lately pub-
"a hshed as suppose intended for the protection OF his
Schiedam Schnapps against counterer has come under
my observation and icing engaged in the manufacture
schie1am schnapps were 10 let pass without notice
through this medium might be considered among those
he den inmates "PiGtes and TENDERS II Poison" but
the immense patronage ard that has attended the
safe Of the article manufactured by me- and the opinion Of
competent Judges as TO its qualities beverage and It's
medicinal virtues, preeudes the possibility the idea that
am included among those he designs 70 impugn. No
doubt he feels ageved at the depreciation Of the Of
his schnapps which is manifest 20 ALL since mine has been
brought into competition wiki his. Net only have succeed
ed in competing with him in quality but the constant and
asing demand for my article has enabled furnish
at less price than he can doessay 81 IN the doEen
And furthermore ne will become satisfied that his eau
ton to the citizens Of the southern and Western States
will avail him nothing far concerned, for the
character OF my schedam Schnapps too well established
in those States TO be injured by any such invidous publ
cation. The motive OF his Rdyetseme Mt is obvious every
one and feeling well satisfied that all such missiles thrown
at me by him viii fall harmless my feet, win here for
the satisfaction Of the public publish copy Of my Patent
Right entered in the Southern District Of Nes York on
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SEWANEE COAL.

TUE Sewanee Mining Company have fixed the price Of
their Coal at eighteen per bushel for tire present
II the citizens OF Nashville paronize tbs Company the
price will not be raised under any circumstances above 20
cents, even should supplies from other sources fail
liberal deduction from the above prices will made 10
manufacturers other large consumers.
Parties who may subscribe TO the reserved stock Of the
Co. 100 shares have coal for their private use
at one cent per bushell less than the public.
R. MEGs, Esq will receive Subscriptions Il Is the ear
nest desire Of the Board Of Directors that the citizens OF
Nashville generally should become Interested in proper
tyof the Company. SAML. +. TRACY,
Jell-lm GUHB President
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PUBLIC SALES.
CHANCERY SALE.
David c. Love ct ais. vs.. Alex. Matthews, ct ais.

David @. Love ct sls. vs.. Alex. Matthews, ct ais
IY virtue Of decree rendered at the May term, 1S5
ID the Chancery Court at Nashville E expose o. ~ B.
sale to he highest bidder the seth day Of Jure os
the Court House door in Nashville the following Ce,et
ed property, to- wit:
Ninety-tEO acres Land about miles rom Nashville
the Brick Church Turnpike rosd west side Tho north
side Of Cumberland river Also 3 acres, opposite ths
above described and being part Of the tract Of land cEr
ed BY the late David B. Love- deed. Also, tract Of land
in Humphreys county WaVeTy, eon aiming go ceres.
more OF less Also tract Of land containing 30 acres,
more or less on the waters Of MarroEhoHe Greek IN David
son county.
TEkSS-The above property viii be sold a credit Of
two and three years With interest from date, except
the Of two hundred and hfy dollars which VIII BE-
quired 10 cash. Bond with good security viii be required,
and lien retained. c D. BRIES,
je2-td Clerk and Master.
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CHoLERA.-The Paducah Democrat of the
9TH says:
We learn that up to Monday evening there had
been ten or twelve deaths from Cholera, at Bells
Mines in Union county.
The cholera had disappeared at Eddyvile at
our latest advices.
Our own city continues exceedingly healthy
for this season of the year. We had three or
four sporadic cases of cholera during the last
mouth but We have heard of none in the last
week
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RECEIPTS BY RIVER.
From the Books Of the Chamber Of Commerce.

From the Books Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
PADUCAH-per str Aida.
baskets oil, jugs aud box sundries, 4 basks
champagne bag coffee, bbl sugar, box olives,
do cldret, bbls loaf sugar, box axes, l bbl Ii.
quor, 200 dz buckets, 600 boxs glassware, CIT k'gs
nails, 627 kegs lead, 10 bundles wagon boxes, /
bale corks, rs patent straw cutters, 20 bundles
tubing
ST. LoUIS-per str Cuba.
75 boxes tobacco, IT, bales hemp, l02 sheet cop.
per- 81 bbls -four, l57 DO salt 20 coils rope, spkgs
mdze lot furniture.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES
ON II M E,
By II. s, French g. Son,

ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, at Q O'Clock, A. NJ.
" comprising in part:
$50 hhds prime Sugar;
400 sacks prime Coffee;
100 bbls Whisky;
1900 sacks Salt;
1000 kegs Nais
200 boxes Star and Tallow Candles;
100 bags Cotton Yarns; q
100 boxes common Tobacco;
100 do Jesse Hare's Virginia Tobacco;
100000 Regaia and Melee Cigars
800 boxes Pint Flasks;
IS casks Brandy and Wines;
100 dog Plough Lines;
1B5 bbls Loaf and Crushed Sugars;
1880 leams Wrapping Paper;
100 bbls MOasse
10 kegs Shot and Lead, &c, &c.
TERMS oF sALE-Sums under $780, cash e4O0 sixty
DAYS with satisfactory endorsers, payable in Rank
jy7-td II. s. FRENCH a SON.
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NUNDRIEN-

SUNDRIES-
- 100 hdds Prime Sugar:
80 bbls Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bbls Molsssess;
IS Il bbs do;
2l5 bags prime Baltimore Coffee;
SIS kegs Nails, ali sizes;
$40 bbls Whisky;
80 do Common Brandy;
IS boxes Tobacco, all grades;
so do Pearl Starch
100 do Schiedam Schapps;
$50 do Longworth's Spar King Catauba Wine;
so do do Dry do do
80 bbls do do do do
40 cases Catawba Brandy, pure article;
800 kegs Blasting Powder;
100000 feet Safety Fuse;
100000 Rega!ia Cigars, all grades
Fol sale by S. II. LOOMS l. CO,
je2O - No A. Public souare
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10 the Citizens of the Southern anc
Western States.

10 the Citizens of the Southern anc
Western States.
Learning from my agents and correspondents in various
parts of the country that my Scheda Aromatic Schnapps
is extensively counereed especially in the Southern and
Western States and finding that the pirates darngy
vertise their perncous receptions under the which
belongs my article think necessary the
community against these vendors poison in disguise
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic schnapps for the
purpose OF supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where smuens
required without producing the fearful
which Invariably result from using aduerated liquor. In
order to render assurance douby had the article
analyz d by chemists of world wide celebrity. and sub
mitted it for Timen thousands of distinguished
medical practitioners The responses from these
OF the most unequvOcal and satisfactory Character
Ii is before the public surrounded with these
tees and bearing these uuimpeachabe endorsements
1c upon the unity to protect themselves and
their health and reputation hy frOwnng down and
regulating the piratca spectators who peddng their
foul commodities under ofmy trade mark No article
der tie name OF Schnapp previous to the appearance Of
Woles Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, in this city.
The FIRST importation bein made into this city the year
eighteen hundred AID ortyegt, which can be by the
in the o. s. District Court Of the Southern District New
York in the eighteen hundred and hfyone and have
the certificate in my of that date The great
demand which has thus been created for the genuine
Gle has set the whole hive cOunterers in motion and
the duty owe TO customers and friends aud the public
compels from time time to put them their guard
against imposition have established depot 25 South
Front street, Philadelphia where the Western merchants
can draw their supply at New York prices.
UUOLPH0 WOLFE.
% Beaver street, New York
Messrs. SEYMOUR, FANNING co, Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. je26-lm
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Copy Of Patent RishtJ

sue AHHHA D4oAAAeA VI -fSH AC4tht ~
Be remembered, That the twentyeighth day Of De-
cember, Ammo Domni, 1854 Barnard L. simpson, Of the
said District hath deposited in this Of the title Of print
or label the title Of which in the words following
wit Barnard L. simpsons Aromatic Schedsm Juniper
schnapps, superior Tonic, Anti Dispspte InviEcratns
Cordial the right whereof he claims author and pro-
pretor, Ia conformity with of Congress- entitled
IAN Act 10 amend the several Acts respecting copy rhs
GEO. W. MORTON,
Clerk Of the Southern District OF New York.
And take pleasure this occasion tender my sincere
thanks 10 the public Ia general and 20 my friends parcu-
lar for the Kind hberAy with which they patron
me from commencement Of this enterprise; and
them that shall continue provide them always with
genuine and superior article Of sehiedan schnapps.
y6-d8m BARNARD l. SIMPSON.
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Tyree Springs.

THIS delightful Summer Retreat is now open for 49,
the reception Of visitors. The House has under ss
gone thorough reapair and the ample ar ftll
raDgements have been made for the accommodation
Of those who desire to avail themselves OF visit to this
well known watering place.
IL will be he constant aim and endeavor the
to please all who visit him. and preserve and maintain
the high reputation universally accorded these Springs
by all their former patrons Pledgng himself TO unring
assduy in the discharge Of all the duties devovng on
him Proprietor he confidently hopes receive the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to him by his friends and
the public generally
full supply Of Ice Is on hand and ready for the season.
Je2l-tsepl WIN. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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TO PHYSICIANS, TEACHERS OF ELOCUTIUH,
DENTIST, AND OTHERS.
THE undersigned after many years Of study and expense
having now perfected and patented appliances for the
permanent cure Of


THE undersigned after many years study and expense,
permanent cure Of
Stammering in all its Forms,
however complicated and by simple process is now dts
posed to ofr for sale TO competeny educated STATE
RGHrs for the and viii receive proposals for month
for i being far below what eoc.iOis. frequently charge
for attempting to cure an isolated case
by this process success certain if the party afflicted
obey the directions, which requires but ed time and
ordinary application.
There nothing dagreeabe In the plan, and the
tor has received the highest testimonials from DISTINGUISHED
medical men and scientific institutions.
The Franklin Institue of Philadelphia after close and
serutnzng examination Of this invention reference
their Committee Of Science and the Arts conferred the
inventor the highest premium in their gi as well the
Scott Legacy premium, which only given very
binary and eritorous dscoveres-( being
first made OF their intention for three months at the expense
OF the eorpoI atou Of Philadelphia, that competitors may be
The Pennsylvania State Fair also awarded an extra dip
loma
The Metropolitan Institution Of Washington conferred
their FIRST premium, and he has abundance estimon
ais from distinguished medical men there.
Professor Robey Dungison, of jefferson Medical College,
ectured on this subject and explained his class the strict
sentne and physiological principles which this inven
ton is based. (See Med. Examiner, July IS521
Professors Valentine Mott Parker Of New York. as
wei as numbers ofothers in that city, with Professor
Many parents have children on whom they have spent
hundreds and in some instances thousands Of dollars,
this habit and all of avail BY this system and tut or
binary practice and determination the part Of the
ward,
The inventor aware Of the attempts that
nave been made Tor many to this defect and the
annoyance stamerers have been subject lie wishes
such to understand that he has the thirty
years nearly fortune among those who have attempted to
remove his difficulty, and all Of avail Being deermn-
ed to discover such within his reach he has closely
studied the matter in all its phases cured himself perfectly
and readily his inv ention then patented and every
instance where he has exhibited il 10 scientific
sttutons Of ing he has carried Of the highest prize.
If this any thing, it proves eonClusyey all be de-
mands.
To gentlemen Of the profession who have patients a
fctedtO parents whJ have children ahorng under this
distressing malay, this worth hundred times the price
asked for it, and the only yet discovered whereby
the impeachment can be removed.
Address the undersigned
~ LAND will be taken in exchange for the right Of this
state The Patent Laws amply protect for fourteen years
the purchaser from violations.
r. BATES Patentee,
Or, FRANKLIN STEWART, NJ. D.,
my2-trw2m No $50 Cherry street. Philadelphia
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN EMU MS!

AVING largely increased ray supply OF Rsgs by the
Premiums offered the past year, ending june SOth,
am induced 10 offer larger amount o. PREM iums for
present year and win The above prsmum In sums ~
Suo 500, $50 sac, Soc so, $50 $50 $50 aid SO any
ten Merchants Pedars Nho viii deliver from this date
to the lst OF July, 1896, the largest Of RAGS ne
10 he bought outside Of and By men dong business
outside OF Nashville vicinity
WILL AT ALL TINES PAY TIE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY, and i.srs a
certificate to the Of the received ard pad for
These certificates must be kept and sent in july
Three disinterested merchants Of Nashville the
awards The largest amount being entitled 10 SlO0 the
next largest 70 $50, and down.
Merchants sending me Rags will please write that nav
know Ia whose name to Issue the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooden, Lnsey, Silk and Worssd Rags are noe wanted
and will not be included in the above
earnestly solicit greater attention 70 saving buying
rags throughout Middle Tennessee.
jY4-dtTwkwu W = WHITMAN