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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-21
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Md Price, one box So; two s. twelve $24
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Murine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov l3.sehr Margaret Davis, Robinson, days from
Boston, to G. w. Davis with mdZe.
Schr Home,i Wis from Beaufort N c., to master; with
Brig Howard, Race from Now York, to J. Il. Blossom;
Sohr David Faust, Moslander froza Philadelphia, to T.
schr Ellen Randall, Justice from Little River to La
mont & Monk with naval stores
Steamer Magnolia, Stedman, from Fayetteville, to E. j.
I-U. s NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smithville, to
}. & D. McRae & Co.; with stone
Nov. l4-Brig Trndeen Havenor, from Boston, to o. G.
Brig VIM Spear, Mason from Boston, to Rankin &
schr Kate, Way from Tar Landing to Rankin Il Mar
tin with naval stores.
steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder from Fayetteville,
15-Schr Humming Bird, Norris from New York, to J.
R. Blossom with mdze
Nov. I5-Brig Maanzas Mcleod / days from Boston,
schr Agnes H; Ward, casters, from shallotto, to D.
6Brg Sarah, Lancaster, from Madeira, Wul M Har-
I7-schr Odd Fellow, Mex than from Lockwoods Folly
to Willard Curtis; with shingles
Schr VIM. H. Howard, Brown, from Charleston to Ran
U. S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, from Smhvle to A. H
Nov 17-steamer Magnolia steduan, from Fayetteville
to E Lutterloh.
Nov l8schr George Darby, Mulliner from Charleston
Schr w Scranton, Cathcart from Charleston, to Geo.
! Harriss with 800 sacks salt.
Bargue Saranac Bigley, from Havana, to J. & J. L.
Hathaway s Co.; with moIasses and fruit.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Elder, from Fayetteville to E.
| j. LutterOh.
U: S Mail Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvile, to
A. H. VanBokkelen.
CLEARED.
Nov. 13-Schr. R. w. Brown Derrickson, for New York
| by A. ID. CaZaux with naval stores, &c.
l4-Schr VIM l.. Springs, Narshman for Philadelphia,
| by T. G. Worth with naval stores
Steamer Magnolia, Stedman, for Fayetteville, by E
| Lutterloh.
Nov. 14--Schr. Sam Bolton Allen for Boston bv T. c.
Worth with naval stores, sc.
Schr. Araminta Marshall, for Baltimore by Russell a.
Bro; with naval stores, &c
! l5-Schr A. Cordery Babcock for Baltimore nv IT G.
Worth with lumber, cotton, &c
Schr Kate, Way, for Tar Landing, by Rankin & Martin
s M Steamer Spray, Price for Smithville, by A H.
VanBokkelen.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Elder for Fayetteville by E.
| J. Lutterloh.
| Nov. I5-Schr Ned Zol for New York, by George Har
! Kiss With naval stores, cotton, &c.
Brig Amir, Carlton for Laguayra by Kdder & Martin
with lumber and naval stores.
/ l7-Brig Mecosa, Haynes, for St Johns n B. by Kid
/ der Martin with lumber and naval stores
Nov I7-Schr Agnes II Ward, Casters for Shalotte, by
i d Pgott.
I8sU M Steamer Spray, Price, for smithvile, by
VanBokkeen.
Steamer Magnolia, Stednan for Fayetteville, by Lut-
teroh
Schr Helene, Suites, for New York, by Worth; with
Il schr Woodbine, Allen, for New York, by T Wcrth
with naval
Schr Ambassador, Wells. for Portsmouth, N. H. by
Chadbourn & CO.. with lumber.
Nov. I9-Schr W H. Howard Brown, for Soop Point,
by Rankin Martin.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder Fayetteville by E.
j. Lutterloh.
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compound, highly and decatey scented nv Il,
own to be used in the toileimparting beau
tan, sunburn Sc, and imparts flexible so yra TO
the skin preventing t shrinking and becoming spotted
the teeth it has been considered superior
them white alabaster their decay
the gums. anu s'lens'hehs
IGr shaving this Balm gives rich penetrating lahor
mas no equal In rendering the beard SOFT eoient and
to the without producing least
"Gri leaving fresh, white and delicate countenance
ns pertumed Balm gives life to the hair an IN
gloss impaired to and becomes beautifully
promotes its increase and nourshes its roots
ensures with certainty growth ofbeautifu hair c
NOSE "no even tor years by sickness otherwise may
T oeen deprived OF it removes dandu strengthens
clean NV ~0"4 n'eiy anu
or dozen. ~ ~ 'n0 sioss
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by
~. O ,orc oo S w. whitaker,
wv O. A0Oo-zo-om---o-6m Agent for the Proprietor
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NEWBERN, N. c., Nov. 17-Bacon, per ID IA to Is
cts Corn per bH 30 CottGni per y b. s to ~? %
gallons Turpentne per Dbl 70 dip. scrapo spts
Turpentne Sc to Sic.
CHARLESTON, Nov. I7.-Cotton.-There was a very
by holders upwards of36O0 bales changed hands
tremes ranging from l0b to liz cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 17;-Wheat, sales Of fair to good
choice 81 o. Red at 4sa 81 choice at 81 g per bush
Corn-white 6Oa63 cents yellow 6la6 per bushcl
Oats-saes of good to prime at 36a42 cents. Pork-We
quote Mess at ISIS so, Prime at Sl7 so, hump at $40
81 cents and hams lOtal2k Bulk Meats-saes of
bbs at at l3a3 Gems and kegs l3al4 per sice
sales of good prime at 4Ia4l per b Sugarsales
of Porto Rico at O cents New Orleans SsaO cents Cuba
cents Ohio 80 cents per gallon Cofee~sales of
Rio at 9saI4 cents, Laguyra III III and Java l4t 10
cents per h.
sales of 10000 bbls straight IS So 80, and
Southern at 10 81 As Wheat has declining tendency
is firm sales 900 bushels at 20 cents for mixed
and II cents for yellow Pork dull and prices easier sales
cago Lard is steady at III cents. Whskey 81
for Ohio. Coffee is steady at 10! II cents for Rio Sugars
cents. Kosn is dull 81 62 Tobacco closed
firm Rice steady sales of 800 tres at 4 cents Freghts
are easier.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3l-The Brokers Circular reports an
business in cotton without quoabe change The
market closed firm except partial art decline Of on lower
tors took 5000 bales and exporters 5000 bales The es
mated sales Friday amounted to 5000 bales including
600 speculation and for export The market closed steady
Quot :tSns-0reans fair 30 midding 6Ed Mobile fair
Breadstufs Richardson Spence, 81 Co report beadstuJ
steady, with decline of Cd Flour steady and gen.
orally unchanged western canal 80 33 Baltimore and
Philadelphia 32t 33s. Ohio, 35 37s. Wheat is quiet
and unchanged; white wheat, 81 lO4 rcd, 81 9s I'd.
Yellow and mixed csrn 80 33 white, ~ 34i Povi-
sions generally unchanged.
The money market unchanged bat active Consols for
money, 92t a 923
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.--The days transactions in
Cotton embrace II 900 bales without change in Flour,
81. Corn has declined Freghts somewhat easier.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov; I7-BacOn l24@I3 cts. reeswax
24@00. Coee-Ro, l2a@134 Laguira, I4@ 5 St Domingo
10000 CottOn-Fairt to good, llS@O0 ord to mid, l@OO
Feathers, 35@4O Flour-Famy 81 5O97 75 Superfne 81
00@$7 25; Fine, Sc 5000 co. Scratched, So 90. Grain
Gon $1,000 Wheat, 81 1901 20; Oats, 5000 Peas, Goa
7O kye, 90@ 90. Hidcs-Dry l@l2; Green, 500. Lard,
| l4@l5. Sat-Liverpool (Sack) 81 50@$l 60.
Bacon dull Cotton--We CONTINUE former quotation from
the fact that there sale this morning the time of
ing to Press show what effect the late will have
market Sales of good Fayetteville Cotton have been
made in N at II cents which only equal to 0} here
FlourVery little change here Corn wanted Rye in de-
mand Yellow Dip Turpcntne 81 80, Hard 81 Spirits 81
| to 35 cents per gallon
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JOHN JOHN y Wf MaR,r, Sect.

The Synod of the Presbyterian Church of N. Caro-
ina adjourned Saturday evening to meet at Char
lolte on Wednesday before the 4th Sunday in Octo-
Der, 1857.
We understand It's deliberations were of unusual
interest, eciting talent and argumentatve powers
of the highest order The subjects which elected
most discussion were, the Union Theological Sem
mary, the Report of the Committee Education, and
a resolve asking the body to sustain the Central
Presbyterian Newspaper published in Richmond Va
The best temper characterized these debates, and a
truly christian spirit prevailed
The presentation of the claims of the Bible Society
by Rev. Jas Mcneil, and the addresses on this sub
iect by Rev Mr.. Schenck of Philadelphia, and Rev
Dr. Hoge of Richmond, Va, were listened to by a
crowded house on Saturday evening.
The attendance on Synod was larger, and the num-
Der of Communicates greater, than at any former SEES
sion in the history of the body no matter where held
Flu Observer 1TA INST
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change and we quote from boats and carts at Oh 20
per bushe as quantity and quality HSh are IN IaSer
better supply and demand limited We quote at W 70
PRov1sIoNs-For c. cured BACON the market continues
To re exceedingly dull There moderate stock IN sore
and in the of the usual demand from grocers no
of have taken place We refer to
hands In Western cured we have no change to make
There is full stock in store and merely retail demand
existing. We quote shoulders at 81 T53 cents, and
sides at 10 lOA cents per h. quantity and quality
I--LARD-Very little if any North Carolina or ives
tern make received since last and the market is
is almost if entirely bare. Parcels would command
ready sale high fgure-say I59 10 cents per lb-
PoRKFor Northern Mess there has been very little de-
mand throughout the week, and prices remain without
See table Fresh demand, and sells from carts at 10
IOA cents per h., in quality.
PEA NUTS-Have been brought to market rather more
freely during the week and have met with ready sale
We quote from carts at 81 10 81 Is bushe in quality
SALT-Thele is good supply of Liverpool sack now in
store market has ruled dull during the past week at
decline We note 1850 sacks received coastwise since
our last and sales as follows $50 sacks at 80 ~ cents
sack 80 days 1000 private terms the balance has
been stored alum is fair stock and dull The cargo
ted last market has nearly all closed off at 30
cents per bushel, in quantities to suit.
SHINGLES AND STAvES-Nothng of consequence done In
either article and the market for the former rules decidedly
dull. See table for last sales
TIMBER-Has arrived very sparingly for week or two
past and is moderate demand from mlers. Only few
RATS changed hands during the week prices ranging
within classified rates See table.
FREIGHTs-Rates coastwise the quoted last
week The market firm, with fair quantity of produce
offering Shipment andw refer to table for last rates
| Maid
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LOOK Up We Observation-Disclosures.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

NHE SUBSCRIBER is disposed to sell, and
BILE and accommodating terms his possessions on Motifs
Creek eight miles below Town. He would sell the hole,
but much prefers disposng eff only half interest And in
offering these very valuable lands the public he is
ted solely by the want of dsposabe to improve and
of the time appropriate to attend to them They contain
between and nine hundred acresabeut half black
land-marsh and swamp, the former by the
best judges equal any the river, and the latter,
hibted by drainage scarcely inferior They drain four
and five feet And in Recommending these lands and
the place general the subscriber is convinced that he
much in commentator OF them and that al
together their would constitute the finest enter
where be met with In extent and fertility they
not exceeded any other single body Of land the
and in numerous other respects they avanta
geP embraced by other here elsewhere First in their
difference of character adapted to crops of wet and dry
cuture-rlce corn &c very rare occurance. Next
their proximity town (only eight mes) and the very
err And superadded their remarkabeness range for
all kinds of stock Scarcely exceed in any part of the
country would render them in the highest degree adaptable
to stock farm which parts of the country remote
business what then the advantage of such enterprise
the immediate vicinity of such market this, place gen
orally barren of all such resources In conclusion would
say to any here abroad, who liking the delight
fourshng this 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) upon
the river with good landings The creek nearly
through the middle of the lands answering fine reser
for the culture of and when at not used fol
this, applicable for milling &c, with any quantity of cy
press and other timber for saving There nearly hun
dred of the choice lands cleared and in such
that with little expense and tme they could be made ready
for a crop the ensuing There is small dwelling
house and quarters for negroes &c. and also orchard
about containing variety of choice trees beginning
to bear. For terms apply to F. ]. GUITAR,
Wilmington, n G.
Oct 2Ist, 1856 40lm-slm
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MRS. Hammer, No. GOO Fourth Street. srys OF DR..
M'Lane's Celebrated Vermlfuee.

MLane's Celebrated Vermlfuee.
New YORK, May Is 1852
~ child OF mine showing symptoms of worms gave
II pottle OF Dr. MLanes Celebrated Vermifuge which
brought away bunch of worms numbering should Judge
ABOUT thirty The child very sick during the operation
Mrs Twist, No Is Avenue D. writes under date Of Au-
gust O 1907 and she had been troubled with worms
or more than year. and that she took bottle of III
Lanes Celebrated Vermifuge, which brought away from
ner over three hundred worms big and little She be-
ieves herself to be entirely free from disease
Mrs Buggins, German woman, residing at 2O4 Riving
ton street says that after using vial of Lanes Cee
DRAFTED Vermltuge, she passed two large tape worms.
The above certificates all firm parties well known in
this city there who DOUBT they have the names
quiry
aPurchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLANES
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros Pittsboro', Pa" All other Vermifuges in compa
Tson are worthless Dr. McLanes genuine Vermifuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had all respecta bic
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by VIM. H. LlPPITT
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS. Nov lS--7wdXw
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STATE OF NORTH CAKOLINA,3

STATE CAROLINA,1
New Hanover County Court, Sept. Term, 1856.
Albert Adams, pS William B. Turner, of the Schoon
er Louisa-Wm. H. Cushman, late master
ATTACHMENT.
TT is ordered by the Court that publication be made
six weeks in the Wilmington Weekly Journal for all per
claiming the said Schooner Louisa her tackle
and furniture interested therein to appear
at the next of this Court and show cause any they
why the said Schooner her tackle apparel and urn
ure should not be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt.
Teste, SAMUEL r. BUNTING, Clerk.
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0GicinI Returns rom GeorgLa.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Nov. I4-The Cons'ItutlonaIst
publishes returns from lie counties in the Stale, in
which the Official maturity for Mr., Buchanan io 49,
O5l
The remaining two counties yet 10 be heard trom'
will give Fillmore majority of 200
The continued illness of John G. SAKE, the poet, IS
of such nature that his recovery is looked upon
as doubtful BY the most sanguine of his friends,
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Near Long Creek Bridge the 18th Now at the residence
of his father, Mr.. John G. Main, JOSHUA ]. MAIN,
aged y years and months He was of steady and indus
parents, brothers, sisters and friends but hope that
q hat is their loss, may be his gain. Com.
This morning at the residence of her brother in this place.
Miss SUSAN M COLE, aged 40 years.
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RnISSIA SAI.XE.

Is purely Vegetable Compound of and peculiar
and the best alve made for the
of BURNS FLESH WOUNDS, and SORES of all kinds
price Is cents per box liberal discount by the dozen or
gross For sale in Wilmington, n c: by
Oct 6kb. 266m. Agent for the proprietor.
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Secretary Duplin Agricultural 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Vote.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1--we now have the othcial
vote OF Pennsylvania complete. Buchanan receives
23O,500 Fremont lat 447. Fillmore St, 89l. Straight
Fillmore ticket 26, 338. Straight Fremont 1O1. Ger
rit Smith 10. Buchanans majority over fusion 81
l62 over all 705.
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SIS REV ARD.

S75 REWARD.
40 JUMPED OFF THE TRAIN, on the 9th of No
"a vember, about Burgaw, on the Wilmington & We'll
a don Railroad, negro named TOM, about %
~ years old, dark complicated, and feet or inche
high The above reward will be paid for his delivery
lodged in jail in the State get him again
JOHN G. PETERSON,
JOHN G. FOSTER & co.
Nov. 2lst, l2-1t*
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Corner Market Second sts, under the Carolina Hotel
WILMINGTON, N. G
T,HE Undersigned respectfully takes this method in
form the citizens of Wilmington and surrounding
try that he has taken the the of Market
Second Streets under the Carolina Hotel where he would
be pleased to exhibit his stock consisting of Saddles B
dels, Martngales Harness, Trunks Whips Spurs and all
articles usually kept in such establishment all of which
he will sell low oT cash. accommodating terms. Cal
and examine he soicts share of public patronage.
ss- Repairing done at short notice
WIN. L. JACOBS.
Oct 20, SO 38-tf
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NoTE. River Lumber Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the of landing Inspections COOP
Turpentne about lO@4 per bband naval
when brought railroad about the sa expenses are
one fifth is made the price of yellow DIP,
cordng to quality.
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L is more than probable there are errors in the
,horn list if So when the books to be stra gh
tened up they will be correced;
We had quite a respectable delegation from Samp-
SON. Wayne, Lenoir, Jones' and O"slow Counties,
and but very few from old Hanover, what's The mat
ter, your folks afraid TO compete with u.s. or are
they ashamed of their failure to establish society.
You are mighty good hand to stir up other inte-
rests do try your hand on agriculture while, noT
that the elections are over Nothing is of so much
Importance to the country, especially to that part
which we inhabit.
Yours very respectfully,
ISAAC B. KELLY.
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Later from Europe.

Philadelphia. Nov. II, IL P M.-The steamer City
Of Washington, from Liverpool, with date to the 5th
passed Cape Island this evening, but UP to this hou
We have no news by her.
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MARRIED..
DIED

In this county the End inst. by John T. Moore ESQ ,
Mr.. SIMON LEWIS, to Miss AMANDA G.. BRINSON
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 18th, 1856

TuRrENrINE-Them market ruled quiet at last weeks fig
up Tuesday morning. when, with better demand
from distiller it advanced cents on all qualities and is
hard, per $50 lbsdry mixed virgin being subject to
deduction of onefth according to quality the
price obtained for yellow dip The receipts and sales for the
n6adt oooh nl1O hlc
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$40 REV ARD.


SM Runaway FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS ON
"a the night Of the 9Th November, null alto boy named
a "HAYWOOD'' about sixteen years of age well
grown and stout ter that age-wll weigh i24 pounds
reward will be paid for his return to either of the Subsc
bers or his lodgmeAt in any Jail so can get him.
BRYAN BENNETT,
T. J. BENNE TT.
Duplin Co., N c., Nov 18th, 1856 i2-6t
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49, corner Walnut lWater Streets, general
sortment of CARRlAGES of his own manufacture Which
he offers for SALE the most reasonable TERMS among which
COACHES, BARoUCHEs, KoCKAwAYs, BUGGIEs,
WAGONS, &c.
Which will be sold low Purchasers will find it to their
advantage to call and examine before buying elsewhere
Repairing done low, at short notice, and in the neates
manner, for cash Only.
Nov. 2I--is-tf. IssAC WELLS.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Kew Hanovtr County Court, Sept. Term, 1856.
Thomas H Williams Admir-. of Maurice A Moore Us. the
fET # lon # T6 N sph h 4 Mere
IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court, that
dos beyond the limits this State is therefore
by the Court that publication be made in the Wilmington
of this Petition and that unless he appear the next
Of this the Petition same will be ia
| Teste, SAMUEL K. BUNTING, Clerk.
Nov. 2I-l2-6t.
| SALT! SALT!
Nov. Is. J. & J. L. HATHAWAY & CO.
pEDFIELD's LATE PUBLICATIONS.-HOme Bal
~ lads "a new volume of Maginns MisceaRies annota
98 and 48The Modern Revolutionary History and Lit
PhIy and Kit; or Life and Raiment By Caroline Cheese
bro
Social Sciencea Discourse in three parts
By George Calvert author of Scenes and Thoughts in
CaIderon-His Life and Genius with specimens of his
Plays By Richard Chenevix French, B. D., author Of
Study of Woods %. Lessons on Proverbs" sc.
Poems By Richard Chevenix French.
Paul Ferrsl Talo, by the author of TX Poems by
Confession or the Blind Hearts, Domestic Story By
| w. Gilmore Simms.
1" Sidney Smiths Wit and Wisdom being selections from
his Writings and Passages OF his Letters and Table Talk
By E, Duyckinck
For sale at publishers prices by ---.
| Nov. IL. S. w. WHITAKER.
MULASSES.
Hoo HHDS. CUBA MOLASSES For sale by
wv Nov 49, ;. & J. l.. HATHAWAY & co.
GROWN SKIRTS.
A NEW ARTICLE of Quilted Hoop Skirt
| n Quilted Cambria Skirts
Skeleton Hoop Skirts and
Flounced Morun Skirts. Just received.
| Nov. 18th HEDRICK RYAN.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE--The market for this article ad-
vanced Friday, with sales SO CENTS which it
ruled quiet up Monday, when with favorable advces
ceived that day there con !crabie activity mani
tested further advance of There is an ac-
tive demand and 40 cents freely offered the part of
buyers Sellers however, do disposed accept this
figure and firm in holding for higher The receipts
have been small during the week. and the stock in first
hands has become considerably reduced Sales follows