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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-10
T1F WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
= ILMINGTON. N. c. Mo ,1'.... :.
5-z7--Tbe election here Thursday was


Tur EIrcTIoN--The eiecnOn mere anus rb;cS we
-, exeited Congressional Confess - -.
S"O 49,, seen in the District and orougns ous WIG
nav tor0n vote but, we are happy 10 say 'h"''
.I,v speaking all passed off quietly AND peace
si,, The few returns that we know OF we give.
M car now without being accused OF Dragging for
.,,, ul,erior ends, express our oplnlon-nay, our
a1u;otion. that Mr.. Winslow is elected by large
ls";oritv, and that Mr. Reid is badly beaten as
,,.HaI. We had thought from the big Dragging
a tho Council here that Mr.. Reid would have done
,cb better nj this precinct With all the invisibty
od invincibiiitv of Sam" here, he only got sixty
+vo majority. Mr.. Winslows majority in the coun-
tv. will be something in the neighborh1od OF i've
hundred It may be more and it may be less. The
Democratic arty has passed through its hardest tna
and passed through it triumphantly. Like Virginia.
North Carolina has put down her foot and testified
that Know Nothingsm is not the ism for Southern
State 1t is not the ism for the old Cape Fear coun
try and the result will show it, 1t has made little
or no impression among the honest yeomanry of the
country. 1t never will make any impression. LooE
At Long Creek. Look at the good old Democratic
ground. Look at the good old farmers OF New Han
over and Duplin. In town here, chagrined by then
small 62 ma GRITTY, they talk about country vote com
ing in and preventing them swapping the Democrats
Now, the fact is taat the country vote polled here
Yesterday was smaller than usual. Of citizens
of the county, who voted at this precinct, there
were 42 for Winslow, and 10 for Reid AT Strlck
landsviIIe in Duplin county, the vote STOOD 1oH
for Winslow to sc for Reid. Winslow's majority a
SmithviIle is some seven. We will hear enough 10
roorroyv from the whole district TO come very cos
70 the exact state of the case.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NRYK HnnnNpn. Enrrnh,r

- y.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions June Tern 1865
Jas Cameron as. William P. Balance.
Attachment levied upon Brig Marcelus her tackle
and apparel.
the June Term 1855 of the Court of Pleas and Qual
IA Sessions for New Hanover county conditional indg
ment was rendered for the of $2l2 &c. and the a M
PLAINTIFFS debt Notice is hereby given that the next
term OF said Court to be held in the of Wilmington
the Court House, the second Monday of September next
said judgment will be made absolute unless those interested
shall forward replevy said property and plead A
By order cf Court,
SAMUEL r. BUNTING, ClelG.
IS!Sj-T10-6t1
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MARRJErn

On the I'd Aug, 1856, by w N: Pedan Y
II. KELLY to Miss A, B. WHITLED5EH S III Mr. JAMES
In Sumtervile. S. c., August % - al Of this tow
M Mr EtAH e sHE Of RSy
Esq. of the former place. % William Gu,
In this town, on the I'd of August h,
Drane, Mr.. c. STEMMERMANNS :, 6y the Rev, p
KOCH, both of this place ~ Miss ANNA T.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

CoURr OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS, JUNE TERM 1856
49, Martin Schulz kin Us. Henry G. Lohss.
original attachment levied goods and merchandise
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
endant, Henry g. Lohss, is NONRESIDENT or so keep:
himself concealed that the ordinary process the law cannot
that conditional judgment be rendered in favor of the
Pialn tor the sum of two hundred and thirty 6lOO dol
ars ana the goods levied upon be condemned to satisfy
plaintiffs debt, Sc 1t is further ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the Wilmington Journal fer six
weeks notifying said defendant to appear and plead
demur or Judgment final will be rendered and
sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt
SAMUEL r. BUNTING Clerk.
August Sd 1875 - 4o g.
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sEATE 0F NORTH CAROLINN.

court OF Pteds and Quarter SESSIONS June Term, 1855
,.-,,1, , Gayert Prigge VS.. Henry Rehage.
ME DEFENDANT in this case will hereby take notice
that garnlsheement was returned to June Term 1855
against Moody B Smith, which there is Judgment en-
tered for the sum of Three Hundred and Twenty 7
doars all which is condemned to the of the Plaintiff
ana conditional Judgment entered against the Defendant
Tor the sum OF $25 7O00 to he made absolute and final
he next Term OF said Court to be held at the CourtOuS
wilmington On the I'd Monday of September next uIes
the defendant appear and answer the Plaintiff according
Law. SAMTTE1, r RTTNTiNG CLERK
august d, lS55.-t4S-6tl Adv. 81 80
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ont It says aThe order has begnn
we accept the challenge and pledge war on US
e are dGns w an exposition its thai
stencil in the nostrils of all decent nao will BE-
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DIED

In Wilmington, this morning, at o,c,oo,
aged days. 1" WIS Martha Bn,,
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Another Secret Expedition IN Progress-Siege of
Kars 6q the Russians The Markets, &c.
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Arrival of the Steamer Asia.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-10

PALOrERST0N MINISTRY STILL IN POWER
Preooratlou for the Assault at sebastopoi.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-10

VAccINAT1oN-Tne learned world is all alive
physician, man of the world, published about fort
night ago, book upon subject which in former
times agitated all Europe. The book is entitled
moral and Physical Degeneration of the Human
Race in consequence Of Vaccination D and in it Jen
ner is accused Ct having helped thin off the Euro
pean family You may well suppose that such a
work will scarcely go unnotfced. Official science
has preserved a great dose of admiration for the
English doctor who found upon the cows dug the
SPECIFIC which now a-days is administered to every
chili that IS born. On the other hand certain
school of medicine has lately grown up whose object
is to rid the world of vaccination According To
these men all modern diseases result from inoculat;on
with this cow vruscholera gasritis scrofula. more
frequent cases OF consumption and above typhoid
levers Thus you see the question may bring on ev.
cry species of discussion, war of words, and nam
phlets in abundance. Our Imperial ACADEMY o.
Medlcae, consisting OF the elite of the doctors has
made the subject an order of the day Experimental
Germany and England, SO interested in the Quarrel
will both doubtless take part in these poemics Hea'
! ven grant the victory may be some grand achieve.
ment of science and some new good to human;tv
Paris Correspondence Of the Independence Beige.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January 19. lSa5.

PoSr OFflCE DEPARTMENT, J
January 49, 1855.
SNEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this depart
- ment until o'clock, m, of the 25d day of Apr
next for furnishing for four years from the first day OF july
next in such quantities and at such times may be
quirei and ordered for the mail service mail bags OF h,
following description, to wit:
CyIlfr1S Nail Bugs
Size No l. 43 inches in length and GO inches in crcum
erepce TO be made of cotton canvas weighing at least Il
to the yard of % inches width the yarn of the
fabric 10 be doubled and twisted, and tiye-fold.
Size Nc .. al inches in length and 45 inches in crcum
erence to be made of cotton canvas weighing -
the yard of % inches width and the cloth to be woven
in every respect like that OF the first size of bags.
Size No 8 (32 inches in length and SO inches in crcum
erence to be made Of cotton canvas, weighing 10
the yard of % inches width and the cloth to be
as above described
The bags Of sizes Nos and are 10 be made with
a sufficient number of eyelet holes, and provided with
strong cord secure their mouths All TO be well and
distinctly marked ~ s. BAD" and to be numbered &C.
coIding 10 the sizes above specified.
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Hngaaa LIE.

TTOON NELSON & co, 81 Union Street, have Just re.
! celved.-
ROME LIFE. BN WI. HAGUE, ID, u.
CONTENTS.
LIZ TURF I The Marriage institution.
II. DutIs OF the Husband.
ill Duti." OF the Vile
~. Quite OF Parents 10 Children.
'. Duties Df Children ~ Parents.
VI. Duties Of Brothers 90 Sisters.
VII. Mutual DutiCs of Holders aud Servants
Nil. Duties Of Principals 90 Clerks and Apprentices
*. Duties OF Dung Men 10 ihejr EMPLOYERS
\ The Use and Abuse of Aous-meuis.
III The Family Library. ",.Ve attendance TO reading "
Nj The Self governed Sian. He that rueta his spirit
is better than he that takeih Prov xvi s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-14

CAMPBELL MNsrRELs.-This company, so long
and lsvorably known in the South and West, will
commence a series Of their concerts in this city on
next Monday evening at the Theatre. 1t is use
less to say that they viii have good houses during
their stay-they stand unequalled in their line, and
the people of Nashville know how to appreciate
them
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10 -noon.-The river is closed
above, but open to the mouth. 1t has been raining
all night and day.
CNcNNArr, Feb. l3.-ncon The river is still
closed, it has been raining all day. Markets are
quiet nothing of importance doing.
PTTsUUEG Feb. I3-noon. Navigation is still
closed, the thaw is progressing.
Nav YORK, Feb. l3-7Corn Inactive pork and
lard dull Money plenty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-14

WISCONSIN u. S. SENATOR Hon Charles Dur
kee has been chosen Z. S. Senator from Wiacon-
son for SIX earsfrom the 4th March next. lie was
the nominee Of the 'lusionists, and is freesofer
lie succeeds Hon. Isaac f. Walker, democrat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-14
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. IA, 1865.

TBE CRY BELLE-Th is the name Of a reat
and capscous steamer, recently built for the grow
ing trade between our city and Louisville. Capt
IIcKs is and old an experienced officer, and we
might add without Aattery one who is untiring in
his exertions 10 render his guests comfortable as at
home. The trade between this point and Louisville
IS much shorter than that of Cincinnati The mer-
chants there have Of late, by the introduction Of
Railroads, became enabled TO furnish articles of con-
sumption suitable to our market on as good time
elsewhere, being determined to cultivate trade
with us. If we viii only meet them half way, by
returning articles destined for their market and thus
encourage this new elfJrt we feel confident Capt
Hicks, as well as all concerned, viii not only be
accommodated but well remuuerated
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-14

BEAEER OF DEsgATcHEs.-It is stated that a son Of
Hon ohm y. Mason goes out in the next steamer
Is bearer Of dispatches to his father Young Ma
son visits Paris to be his father during his i'll
ness The post Of bearer Of dispatches is entirely
honorary, without pay.
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Prov TIVE Hroe, or 1l- c1wRzE or COMMERCE.
- hrles Cotton = ha!es AHsoma Shceting; % bags
Cotton ara. u bags Bags do Feathers bbs Lard ;
icar"ads Stakes; do Lumber, boxes Eggs; . stands
Ivt'yr pieces Marble; PIovs: Cow and Calf;
E.LA van; Mnnd Lnnm. lnl n,kge m dsc
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NEW BOOKS.
T.Aw ROCKS
FoR SALE JOHN YORK * co.,

ron ID O1eh wy
a Corner of Union and Cherry Streets
ADAMS On fjecimeut, Philips on Insurance,
Adams Equty-Iudlow & Parsons Select Equity Cases,
Golfers, Roscoe's Criminal Evidence
Angel Ames Corpora Story on Bills,
TONS Story on Agency,
Angel on Water Courses, Story Promiss0ry Notes.
Angel Assignments, Storys neutrality-suspicious..
Archbad's Nsi Prius, Story on Baments.
Archibald Criminal Practice Story on Partnership,
Bouvier's Law Dictionary, Story the Constitution,
Bouvier's Institute, Story's Equity Pleading,
Barbours Chancery Practice, Sorys Conflict of Laws
Rright's Husband and Wife, Story Oh Contracts,
Blackstone's Commentaries, Starkie on Evidence.
Gritty on Contracts, Spences Equity Jurisprudee
Chitty's General Practice, Smiths Leading Cases,
Chitty Bills, Smith on Contracts
Chitty's Criminal Law, United States Equity Digest
Chittys Civil Pleading, Vattell's Law of Nat ons
Daniels Chancery Practice wharton's Criminal Law
Greenlears Cruise = Real Wheelers Chaneery Digest.
Property, Wills on ,ircumstsntal Evil
Greenleaf On Evidence, dence,
Hill on Trustees, Williams on Executors
Hare Wallace's Cases in Whartons Precedents In
Equity, dictmenis &c
Jarman on Wills, Statute Laws of Tennessee
Rents Commentaries, Swans Tenn. Reports
janis
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The Washington Union deliberately defends the
Central American Expedition, and intimates pretty
clearly thatit hasnohins to fear from government
tai interference.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-14

GrN CAss Cv IN. Know oluIxGs.-In his speech
in the Senate against the right Of the Legislature
OF his State to instruct him, Gen Cass made an in
Cidental attscl on the Know-nothings, or no party
as he STYLED them
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NOTICE.

T HAVE this day associated with me in The Drlo lus;
Il ness Mr. WALTER B. GRUBBS The business viii
hereafter be conducted under The firm style Of BROWN
Il GRUBBS. j. g. BROWN
Nashville, January ], 1855.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-14

inst, Mr. JoHN s. NICHOLSON, formerly of the firm
of Nicholson & Bro, Of this city.
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THE GIANT KILLER,

EelliEE KNOWN q EPIVitt'S Corn MilI and
h tTU~iicr, may he in operation 81 the OF
lf"ad and Summer Streets adjoining the Manufacturing
is'abI" hment OF David NJ. Allen. Farmers and stock
AeTS are invited 10 examine This MIL It is unsurpassed
u ITS adaptation +" their wants. Persons wishing to pur-
chase crushed staff Fan be supplied by application above
v leaving their orders with T. A. Baowe Of Deaderick st
tebIl.lm lanes n sIpWIN
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

L: FRANCIS - L. b. MCGEHEE have opened an
agency Tor the Purchase and sale OF Real Estate
rankin County. Orders accompanied by explicit in
s'ucons, will be attended 10 with despatch ~, Office
IN Winchester EbIl-tf
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Statement from Canada.

QUEBEC, Feb. Z, 1854
AessrS. B.. A. Fdhaestocs d Co. We had the plea
ure of receiving this morning the within certificate Of
your Vermfage which viii be very gratifying you as
was sent voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen yours very truly,
j. MUSS0N 4 co.
Gentlemen; My little daughter four years old and nv
son. Older were for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles of your Vermifnge of
which gave them three Doses according to directions
and strange 10 say less than three hours they passed
less than FIVE HUNDRED W0RsiS-some of the ex-
traordnary length OF from twelve to fifteen inches
Having experienced so much Of the beneficial effects Ct
your VeTmuge, feel my duty TO recommend it to the
public as in my opinion, of the most efcacous RENE
dies against worms yet offered TO the public
Gentlemen, believe me to be your much Obliged and
humble servant NATHANIEL LEATERS
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
febl-wlm
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SECOND LARGE SALE
AT AUCTION,
OF STAPLE, AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
By A. J. ID u n & A n * G o /.
nIESlAN AM NEnNESlAN

BY A. j . ID u " 4 A n az Z u
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
February 18th and l4Lh, 1855.
WE will sell at Auction without TUESDAY
w and WEDNESDAY, 18TH and l4TH FEBR UARY;
TO close out the Winter STOCK comprising general assert
ment of STAPLE GOODS, and to which will be added a
general variety of Fancy Dress Goods, and Trimmings.
received by recent arrivals
The stock embraces: Super London and French Blue
and Black Cloths; Fancy Cassneres Black double width
Doe Skin Cassimeres; Plain and Fancy Satnets; Blanket
Pilot and Beaver Cloths Green White and Blue Macki
nav Blankets; Rose, Whitney and Fancy End Blankets ;
Scarlet Orange and White FlGnnels; Canton Launels
Plaid Linseys ClOakings Black Blue and Brown Jeans
Tweeds, kerSeys Cashmeres; Plain Black Satin; Velvet
and Worsted Nestings; Apaccas, Oregon Paids Super
Plain and Plaid Dress Silks; Black Gros de Rhine Cling
hams and Prints great variety; Embroidered Thibei
Mousln de Lane Plaid Blanket and Jersey Shawls Dress
Handkerchiefs; Checked and Plaid Ginghams; Canvass
Paddings; Italian and American Sewing Silk; Twist;
Silk and Lasting Coat Buttons; Patent and Spool Thread
Cashmere; Worsted and Cotton Hosiery general variety
OF Gloves, Comforts &c Apron Checks Striped Shirtng;
Bed Ticking: Bleachei and Brown Domestics aud Drill
ings; Heavy Osnaburgs; Super Sea island DomeShcs;
II Sheetings; Bingham Umbrellas Su>penders; Plain
and Plaid Italian Cravas Linen Cambria and Silk Hand
kercheis general variety of Trimmings Embroderes,
White Goods Ribbons, &c, &c.
s-Fy- Terms Liberal. A D. DUNCAN co.
Nashville january q, 1855.
FUTURE SALES
MARCH. ...13, IA and 10 JUNE. ..l2, 10 and IA
APKlL......l7, Is and - JULY ILL., Is and ~
MAY ......l5, l6 and II jan30
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~ WESTERN AGENCY FOR THE aARYLAN
STATE LOTTERIES
Magnificent Schemes for February, 1855.

VE tne convenience Of Western and Southern eyders,
- uhe managers have established Western Agency,
So az o,Iefs oy mail for tickets in anF Of the Marylard
$50 Lo.eries viii meet with prompt attention. Tie
eess Ter The month of January ere the most attractive
nu1 t n 10Th IN the brilliant Of Prizes and the
all drawn in Baltirore under tn -
ence OF the State Lottery Commissioner Bonds h is-s.
a@oun' are gwen to The State TO secure the payment Of
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4 CLEAN SwFFP.-We are informed that every
democrat has withdrawn from the know nothing
lodge in ward east Nillage) since the Man
chester nominations. The ticket thus cooked M
too strong meat for the democrats Of that ward
to follow. The design Of the thing was too pal
pable, ana they were not quite green enough 10 be
taken in by it. Having thus become convinced OF
tie nquity and rOttenness OF the whole thing they
saw no oherCouTsC for honest democrat but TO aban-
don IT, And this is tie course that is being pur-
sued by democrats in all sections they are coming
ont from the foul organization by scores, and ley
the day Of election there viii pot be one left in it
who does not design to become an abolitionist
Concord Mar Hampshire, Patriot.
PREHruu HaRyEs3.-Ccntemen wishing 10 purcha'c
Harch's Premium Coach Buggy Harness. must do so iu
medaelT they exhibition this DAY ami eve
uIng, Wednesday l4ih.
- We are authorized and requested 10 announce Dr.
THoHss A. ANDERSON oi Coffee County as candidate to
represen; the Fourh Congressional District in the next
Congress Of the United States.
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RELIEF rs ON HAND!


VIZ A. GLIDDON, (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURERS AND FILTER, of No. /,
Egans Buildings Adams street, Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling Agent for Shermans New orleans Truss Estab
shment respectfully announces to the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with a
pete assortment Of mechanical contrivanees for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CUBE of all forms OF
HERNIA. Mr. GGddOn's long experience, and the
fact that he is backed by the brightest and most in
teligent physicians Of the South West him 10
sorting that those who afflicted with this distressing
and misfortune would do well to call him
soon as he arrivesbusuess arrangements not permitting
him to remain long. The Medical Faculty will be
called upon by Mr.. GlddOn, who will explain 10
them the peeuiarites of his instruments Each Truss
is made TO ORDER, thus insuring PERFECT FIT; and
as each individual requires different degree OF pressure
the patient experiences hat he did beOre
and SECURITY which render him again OF TO himself
and cheer him with the prospect final and radical cure
Mr. GddOn, during his long experience has fitted ruP
tured eases from children at the breast to parties who
have reached their three score and ten"
The adaptation of the Guta Percha has proved of meal
cnabe value the planting community inasmuch the
Truss springs thus rendered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects of human perspaOn, especially
that of the negIO race.
Mr. Giddon is TO be found TOR short time at the City
Hotel Room &C. Nashville. where he refer 10 OF
the prominent czeRs Of this city whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended by Drs RObardS and Taylor, Pro
fessors Memphis Medical College; Drs Peyton Ptman,
TAYLOR Hooks Wilson and Jones
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