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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
VALUABLELA LAND FOR SALE.

HHE SUBSCRIBER is disposed to sell, on reasona
bic and accommodating terms his possessions Motifs
but much prefers disposng eff only half interest And in
Offering these vauab lands to the public he is actua
solely by the want of dsposaDe to improve
the time appropriate to attend to them They contain
eight and nine hundred acresabou half black
and-marsh and swamp, the former nounced by the
best judges equal to the river and the latter
hbited by drainage scarcely inferior They drain four
and five feet And in recommending these lands and
say much in commentator of them and that al
together their possession would constitute the finest enter
prise where to be met with In extent and fertility they
exceeded by other single body of land tho
ge ebraced by other here elsewhere First in their
difference of character adapted to crops of wet and dry
culture-Eice &c very occurance. Next
their proximity to town (only eight mes) and the very
er. And supeadded, their range 70:
all kinds of stock, Scarcely exceed in part of the
country would render them in the highest degree adaptable
to stock farm which many parts OF the country remote
business advantage of such enterprise in
the immediate vicinity of such market this, place gen.
eray of all such In conclusion would
saw to any enc, here abroad who liking the delight
Furnishing ths) with the Agricultural and stock farm
business the opportunity affords the greatest
bnation of advantages any where to be found.
These lands entire side upwards of mile)
the river with two good landings The creek nearly
through the middle of the lands answering fine
vor culture of RICE and when at used for
this applicable for milling, &c, with any quantity of
press and other timber for saving There nearly hun
that with little expense and tme they could be made ready
for crop the ensuing There is small dwelling
house and quarters negroes &c. and also orchard
acres containing variety of choice trees beginning
to bear. For terms apply to Z ~. JULIAN,
! Wilmington, N. c.
! Oct 2lst, 1856 4O-lm-S-lm
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white but no R1cR4No change to notice in store
cam The stock market is fully fair for the de-
mand which is confined to retailers and only small sales
have been effected 81 At cents per h., in quality. In
the rough article there has been nothing done and
unable to give fair quotation of the market.
HY-No alteration to notice in the market for this article
No receipts during the week. and we have no sales
Our quotations in table for last sales which could be
easily obtained there lisa heavy supply IN store and lit
tie or demand from dealers:
and there is demand existing See table for cargo and
store rates.
Cuba on market very small lot of Sc hhds received
from Mantanzas few days since and selling at % 46
per gallon, in quantity No New Orleans on mar
PorAToEs-s,ceet in fair enquiry, and have been
figures from and carts5o 65 cents per BUSH
ell as quality 7sh are in demand ana lew or none on
market We quote cured ed BACON the market rules
about the same reported for time past Some
GELS have been received for the week and gone INTO store
ons consequence to note there is very little demand
from retailers and the sales have been only in the small way
sold the early part of the week ii cents for shoulders
IL cents for Sides and Is cents per h. for hams The stock
learn of only small at 81 to 81 cents for
shoulders and lOt II cents per h. for Sides as in quality
to be- ves poorly supplied with this article, and we note
considerable enquiry for retailing purposes few small
cents in bbs and is cents per h. in kegs Western also
in small stock and sells at same figures --BUTTER AND
table rates. according to quantity and
quality. -Po4K-The market is better supplied with
Northern Mess, and with limited demand the market has
ruled dull during heweek a decline of 81 81 80 pre-
vious quotations We only small transactions from
store at 22 80 S 80 per bb as in quantity and quality
quote from carts at 10 II cents per ID.
SALTWe have nothing of consequence to report in ell
ther quality, as there have been no receipts since our last
vessel was at 81 per sack There is fair stock of both
Liverpool Sack and Alum ON Market and we refer to our
table for store rates, as in quantity.
suGARrhe market is poorly supplied with all desCrp-
tons and rules firm GF g nd 800 store
SLAVES AND HEADHe-very few arriving good quality
small lot of R. o. Bbl received and sold Sc so $40
per M, as in quality; and Ash Heading at s. per M
brought in but there demand and only small sales
have taken place. See table.
TMBER-Is in limited demand for milling purposes and
no shippers in market receipts small Sales for the week
of only 8 10 RATS at rates quoted in cur table,
FREIGHTs-To New York and Philadelphia have improv-
ed shade on naval stores other articles
the same. There fair amount of produce offering ship
men and only few vessels in port See table for last rates
Maid
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Way the Fromonters g Canvass.

lEnter Deacon Holy -dom, speaking as he enters J
= Excuse me, mas am, tor entering without knocking,
Out nave as you are aware great inter est in the
cause OF religion and morality, and have called to
ask you'll suppose your husband is not at home!"}
" No, sir" Well, ma'am, I called to ask you how
your husband is going 10 vote at the next election?'
Well, Deacon, Holy DOM my husband has al.
ways been a Democrat, and presume he will vote
for MIR. Buchanan"
Yes, maam, but your husband believe NOR
al and religious man. and we supposed all the pous
people would of course vote for Fremont and Free
dom"
" Is MIR. Fremont pious man, Deacon Holy -dom?n
D" Oh, yes, ma'am Mr.. Fremont is a very pous
man his whole life has beenrdevoted to the cause of
freedom, andpety, and there is great danger that if
Mr. Buchanan is elected slavery will be introduced
into Rhode Island and these dear little children of
yours Will be placed IN a state of bondage. Here
Deacon Holy puts his handkerchief to his right
eye, while he looks at the lady with the left
"Do you really think so, Deacan ~
"Nly dear madam, there is no doubt of it; and I
sincerely hope you will do all in your power to in.
duce your husband to leave the wicked party with
which he has hitherto been associated and vote with
US. How does the woman's husband vote who lives
IN the next house %
"Oh he's Democrat too"
''lndeed, how shocking Is her husband at homer"
"NO, he's at work.
"WeI, I'll call her, then. But before 90
allow me to leave you a document which contains
an account or The manner In which poor woman
in Kansas had her tongue pulled out of her mouth
and tied around her neck"
"Wh, Deacon Holy-dom, that would be horrible
but how would it be possible q
80, 1t is true, ma'am it is published in all the NOR
al and religious papers Of the country, and will
Vouch for every word they utter. Good morning,
ma'am!n
And Deacon Holy-dom reports at the next "busi-
ness meeting, at the 'hut," that lady had listen
ed 10 Ejm and her husband would go in strong for
'Fremcn and JESSIE. and the cause of morality gem
eraitv.-BOStOn Post
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DIED.
Near Long Creek Bridge the 18th ult, Mr.. DANIEL

Near Long Greek Bridge, the 18th ult., Mr. DANIEL
BOURDEAUX, senior, aged rs years.
He was good man, kind neghbor, and useful citizen,
his sufngs long and and he bore them with
remarkable patience and ortitude. He will be greatly
missed in the community where he much beloved for
his amiabe traits of character He
left number of children and large circle of friends and
to mourn his death But hope that what
is their loss may be his gain Con-.
In this town, Tuesday last RICHARD OUNCE Esq,
aged about 81 Mr. Ounce estimable citizen
and consistent christian With intelligent and cu
vated intellect, he combined suavity of kind
ness of heart Strictly conscientious in all his dealings with
his fellow he had attached riends-He has
left wife and several children lament the loss of
exemplary husband and atherFe died in the triumph of
the Christian Faith. CON-
In town the Sd inst, TERESE, youngest daughter Of
VIM. B. Jones deceased, aged Ii months and days.
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From the Corresnondenca of the r.

From the Correspondence of the London Times.
COMMUNICATIVE state Dues--ScandInavla.
HARBUKG, Oct 1.-THE Stade like the Sound
dues, will, it appears get their first blow from the
United States of North America. Their consul, Mr.
Ames, who arrived here in the beginning of the year
collected particulars of that exacton from pubIica
ton and persons versed in these matters and wrote
report about il to his government. In answer TO
that communication, he instructed to gel an of
fetal account on the bject from the authorities of
this city. He has sent a note to GU, Secretary for
Foreign affairs, and is expecting his reply Not hav
ing any ambassador at Hanover. they will probably
signify their intention of not submitting any longer
to that iDiquty, or, properly speaking piracy through
their minister at Berlin and if Hanover should not
des6t, seho man ot-War or two TO protect their
merchant vessels which sailing up the Elbe
IL Is astonishing that Great Britain, France Hol
land' and other nations, whose shipping is by far
more interested in this trade than that of the United
States, should never have protested against black
mail being levied their subjects Talk of Riff
prateswhy this pifering on the river EIbe amounts
sometimes in one day, 10 more than the Riff. have
taken during this century. But they are not con-
nected with royal families, like governments who
have succeeded the sea king in Europe.
The Danish ministerial cisis is only understood
by those few who are in the position of having
peep behind the curtain. The King is entirely nm
DER tn control of his wife, the Countess Danner
G"Gs Rasmussen milliner, French in the sense of
Sherldan's in the School for Scaadal) Now, neither
MS uncle, Prince Ferdinand nor the adopted success
sor; Prince Christian of Holstein Glucksburg, agree
with the King in his taste, nor do the nobility de-
Light to honor his lady. When he wished to raise
her to the rank of duchess, the ministry preferred
their resignation to The responsibility of such step
o lake her revenge for being desplsed and mortified
IN her pride, she Is intriguing to alter the succession
sweden trying to prevail on her husband abdicate
IN favor of The latter
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MARIE D.

In Bladen County, the 18th ul, by the Rev Colin
Shay DR. JAMES DAVIS, native Of New York, to Miss
LUCY j. DICKSON, daughter of Calvin J. Dickson, Esq
Rev. w. H. Kennedy, Mr.; JOHN B: FOX, formerly Of
Culpepper County, Va, to Miss MARY T. MORGAN,
daughter of Samuel J. Morgan
Dupn county the Both of September by James G.
Branch, Esq, Mr. GEORGE W. GoODSON, to Miss
county.
In Dupln county, the 18th ult by James G. Branch
Esq Mr.. CALVIN -ERNIGAN, to Mrs DIZZY JERNI-
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Wine Test---Mr. Axis Prc:-osaI.

The wine Test of Mr.. Charles Axt is postponed un-
III Thursday, Nov. Goth when he will be happy TO
meet in this city all manufacturers of or dealers in
Hook Wine, native foreign in competition with
his Georgia Hook, made from the Caawb grape of the
growth of 1885,
He hopes there will be full attendance, as he is
determined 10 convince the public that better wine
can be made in the South than in any other part of
the world.
Will exchange papers, in the South, please copy
augusta ConStitutlonaliSt.
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Oct 2lst, 1856

enS\SN THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
Citizens of Wilmington and its vicinity, tina the
<iASEShas located branch of his New York house at
No g. street, next to Hart Poleys, where ne will
keep every description of - ,,,,,,e . ,-,r
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, WHIPS TRUNKS.
Every variety of Ladies and Gentemens riding Saddles
line Having extensive facilities, he will keep constantly
hand the most splendid and of Saddery
prices. ,, A. rrr,,,. 5,, h .bo be-.
and all orders for Harness executed with prompt
ness and despatch, MATHEW A. WILSON,
Importer and Manufacturer of Harness.
No SO Canal street, New York, and
No. % Front street, Wilmington, N G.
oo.h 1S56
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nTSSnT.UTTON.

r1HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
| the undersigned, under the name of HEYER q Won
CLAIM is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business of the will be settled by either OF the par
ties and the firms will be used in liquidation thereof
All indebted to them requested to make
immediately and having claims against the sad nrm
will present the same for settlement. } c. HEYEK2
H. VONGLAHN:
Wilmington, Sept. 30, 1856 o-A-0
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FITS, FITS! FITS!

Persons laboring under this distressing maady will find
Dr. SETH HAYcEs Epileptie Pills to be the only i
Pills possess specific action the nervous system and al
though prepared especially for the of curing Fits
they will of especial benefit to all persons afflicted
with weak nerves. whose system has been
trated shattered from whatever The dyspep
tic patient whose stomach has lost the power OF duly con
single of these extraordinary Pills The gastric fluid
its solvent power and the crude which
organization parazed and unstng becomes under the
wholesome revolution created in the SYSTEM the basis OF
strength, activity and health.
airy part of the country by mall free Of postage
Address SETH s HANCE, 108 Baltimore street, Baltimore
Md. Price-one box, 3d. two, IS; twelve, $24.
Nov 4th. IS06---Iw-d&w
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Inc Belfast (lreland) Mercury contains the follow
ing statement respecting the prospects of the harvest
IN mat quarter: Harvest operations are pushed on
country Reaping machines have not yet become
general in the north OF Ireland, but double wages
nave stimulus to the energy of aborers, and corn
tails before the common hook with almost magical
CELEBRITY. An immense breadth OF oats was cut down
last week in the counties of Antrim and DOVE, and a
large extent of clearance has been made in several
OF the earlier districts.
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DEATH OF THE WANDERING I'VE learned
-ostordav the death, at the Roper Hospital of the
2WandeTing Jew" a character whose singular ap-
rearance and habits have been the subject OF much
Curiosity and comment. He has been known about
Charleston for the last six or seven years. but The
neriod of his advent is not recorded He seemed to
Pe yerv poor, he never worked, and never begged,
but vel in some way or the other he managed 10 sub
sist The most singular fact connected with him was
that he never took the shelter of roof-hs sleep
ing place was hole in the ground on what is known
as Payne's farm, and be not only conented with
il, but would accept of more comfortable accomo-
dations when they tended TO him. He might
have been seen at any time within the last SIX or
seven wears about the streets, with all his earthly
goods upon his back, and strolng about with look
of more placid satisfaction than usually upon the
counenances of men whose position in life would
seem TO he better He foreig ner, some say
Prussian, but we have never been able to learn GER
tainlv nor have we ever been able TO learn his name
Charleston Standard.
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Communicated

SHIRTS MADE UPON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
were introduced into Wmir gtcn by SCOTT Il BALDWIN,
an1 they continue to sell the only Patent Yoke Shirt Of
tered in this section of North Carolina the qualities and
styles various The sizes arranged as to enable
them to fit any formta short, medium, large small
Among the assortment fancy patternthe newest
style French wristbands-U,th and ,rho Collars The
prices are from 81 Is to 81 So with few of lower
grades 1t is needless speak of the workmanship
OF these Shirts Cur annual saes amounting to upwards
is sufficient guarantee for perfection the
Ncle.
Those who prefer to have Shirts, Drawers and Collars
MADE TO MEASURE can do SO, and the fit warranted
oy leaving orders at SCOTT BALDWIN'S
City Clothing and Gents. Furnishing Store,
80 Market street.
N. B.-The sale of the above style "PATENT YOKE
SEAM SHIRTS" Is limited to the following Houses:
Z. l.. HARDING & Co, Chicago, ILL.,;
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO. Richmond, Va;
]. l.. GOODMAN & CO.. do
SCOTT, HARRISON & CO., Petersburg, Va;
THOS. WINFIEL0 ROYS4 ON, do.
w. H. WILLIAMS, Agt., Raleigh N. c.;
b. RICHARDSON SHERWOOD, Warrenton N. c.;
JEFFERSON WERTENBAKER, Charlottesville Va:
and SCOTT Is BALDWIN,
80 Market street. Wilmington N c.
Nov. 3-49-lt-lO-2t.
&s THE LADIES OF WILMINGTON who may
want the newest styles of
CHAIN PORT MONNAIE, do. do.
VELVET CABAS, sc. &C.,
are solicited to call at SCOTT & BALDWIN'S. The as
sorment yesterday per Express fail to please
These goods all the rage and are really very pref
ty.
Nov. 5th, 1856. 5l-6t-lO-l
81 THE Ladies Benevolent Society of Dupn county
contemplate holding Fair Kenansvc on the evening of
the 9TH November next where they hope meet number
of their friends.
Oct. 22nd, 1856,
DUPLIN AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
TO BE HELD AT KENANSVILLE, NOV. 6 Il 7th, 1856
The Executive Committee of the Dupln Agricultural So
cety take pleasure in informing the public that everything
will be in readiness at the approaching Fair, for making
good display of the productions Of the F2rm Garden
and the Fireside.
The Society invites the friends of improvements and
all Others to with their contributions Fair
and show by their Deeds that institution of such mpo1-
lance to the community at large shall be sustained
The Society have erected handsome enclosure with 1e
cessary buildings and stalls.
The rottng ground ready fer the exhibition of harness
and saddle horses.
Frank Johnsons Band of Musicians have been engaged
for the occasion EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
THE LADIES' BENEV OLENT SOCIETY of Dupn
will hold Fair both evenings of the Agricultural Fair for
the beneht of the kenansve Female Seminary when they
hope to meet with all friends of Female Education
Kenansvine, N. c., Oct. 30.-47-tt
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9-30d
NOTICE
9-3od

A PPLlCATION will be made to the next General As
n semb of North Carolina, for Act authorizing the
County Court Of Dupln to sell the Town Common OF the
'oT mct u % 0'1 Is5S l." sol" 'O'' 9-3od
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TAPE WORM CURED BY DIR. MLANE'S CELE-
DRAFTED VERMIFUGE.

New YORK, August z, 1867.
certain lady in this city testifes that after using
Dr. MLanes Vermifuge she passed tape ten inches
long and has hesitation in recommending it to every
person afflicted with as in her opinion it far exces
further particulars be learned by calling Mrs Har
de- Manhattan place, E. E. Thea Druggist, of
Rutger and Monroe streets.
ES-Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANES
Celebrated Vermifuge, mNnufactu red by Fleming
Bros. PittsbOrO', Pa. All other Vermuges in compa-
worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermuge, also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all
drug stores Sold in Wilmington, by VIM. H. LlPPIII.
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS. Nov. 4--1WdNW
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Duel In Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov IA duel was fought this morn
ing in the country opposite this city between Roger
A Pryor, of the editors of the Enquirer, and Dr.
DR.. Finney was wounded at the first fire, and, the
difficulty then adjusted by the friends of the
parties.
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$40 RE WARD.

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, on the 10Th of Sep
h tember his little DOG, JACK He has his ears cut,
dew claws; and is of light brinde color will give the
above for his delivery to the Journal Once or to
the Subscriber, at Peacocks Store
&. D ID
Oct 18th, 1856 4o-AW-S-AW
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NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made to the next General As
n sembly of North Carolina, for Act emancpate
Abraham Smith, slave, the property of Jacob Smith of
Duplin county.
Oct. 20, 1856. 9-30d
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,AcCIDENT.-On Saturday last, as a freight train On
the Greenville South Carolina, Railroad, coming
over the high ressel at Williamson, in that State
passenger attached to it fell thr ough between
thirty and forty feet, and crushed. Mr.. Hen
mng, a conductor, Mr.. Acker, carpenter, and two
negroes in the car Mr. Henning received
some serious cuts about the face and head, and Mr.
Acker had one of his hip bones crushed and an elbow
aSlooat0d' and is dangerously injured. The negroes
escaped with slight wounds
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 9TH, 1856.

TURPENTINE-n this article have change to make
during the week There has been steady demand for dis
thing purposes, and the market has ruled firm at 81 50 for
virgin and yellow Dip and SIS for hard per $50 lbs it
however, rather dull this morning at above figures The
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The Hon. Thomas Corwin
having been invited to address Republican meeting
in this city writes answer in which he says that
although he personally prefers Fillmore, he will, in
order TO defeat Buchanan, vote for Fremont
THE BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS!-Is q
delightful compound highly and delcately scented by its
ingredients to be used in the tost-mpartng beauty
conf TT and health to the skin 1t will eecuay remove
tan, sunburn &c, and it mparts flexible, surface
the skim preventing its shrinking and becoming spotted
For cleaning the teeth has been considered far superior
and far medicinal than any compound yet known 1t
quickly renders them white aabae prevents their decay
and removes the tartar prevents liberation and strengthens
the gums.
For shaving this Balm gives icb, penetrating laher
and has equal in rendering the beard SOFT enoent and
tender, that in removing it, it gives at the slightest
resistance the razor without producing the least
ton, leaving fresh white and delicate countenance
This highly perumed Balm gives life to the hair
surpassed gloss imparted it becomes beautifully
firm promoes its increase and nourishes its roots
1t with certainty growth beautiful hair tc
those who, for years. by sickness otherwise
have been deprived of it. 1t removes dandu strengthens
the cutc and caanses it, rendering the 1ead lively and
clean
Price so cents per bottle liberal discount by the
or dozen.
For sale in Wilmington, N c., by -
S. w. WHITAKER,
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NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED having at the present term of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the Coun
ty of Duplin qualified Executors the last Will and
Testament of James Williams deceased hereby gives
ce to all persons indebted to said deceased for
ward and make payment aso to all persons having claims
against said estate, to present them within the time pre-
scrbed by law this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery.
HARPER WILLIAMS, ru,.u.o-.
JAMES c. WILLIAMSS HAeou'ofS'
Kenansvile. Oct 23d, 1856 9-2t
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

81 It should be understood that our quotations generally
represcnhe wholesale prices In filing small oroers ngn
DC raj have To be maid.