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HOMESTEAD FOR $40!
$4,000 worth of Farms and building Lots,

TN THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA, (Culpeper
Coz to be divided amongst 10 200 subscribers The
18th of september, 1896 for the benefit of Port Royal e
male Academy Subscriptions nnLy d0Nrs edrh one
half down, the the delivery of the Deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot Farm, ranging
value from $40 $5 900 These Farms are sold
cheap to induce settlements sufficient number being re-
served the increase in the value of which will
curity will be given for the faithful performance of contracts
and promises.
MORE AGENTS ARE WANTED to obtain subscribers,
whom the most liberal inducements will be given Some
Agents write that they making $500 per month Adj
versng will be done for Agent where possible For
full particulars, subscriptions, Agencies &c apply to
BAUDER, Port Royal, Carolina Co Va.
June 23rd 1856 2f7
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CHAPEL Hill
DIALEcTIc HALL, July 18th, 1856.

DIALECIlc HALL, July 18th, 800
WHEREAS Almighty God in his wisdom has been pleased
to from earth late fellow member, WILLIAM
H. MARSH, aud thus in The pride of manhood stop his
of usefulness tn refore in of the many
Unable qualities of character which endeaed him all who
knew him, be it unanimously
ResoUed That while We bow with humble resignation to
the will of HI who is the disposer of all hings and
has provided the of c3nsoati under any acon
which He, in his Providence may impose upon his creatures
do sincerely lament the death Of respected brother
ResntvPd. hat in all humility offer coincidence to
his afflicted family for their irreparabe loss, and with
them in deporng fate by which so much promise and so
many hopes have been lad In untmely grave.
ResnLued, That this affecting visitation admonshns
the sh"rtnes and uncertainty of IT, and that while
cherish the ard egret the death of departed
friend and brother will remember that must die
Resoed That these resolutions ne entered upon
Cords and that copy of them be sent to the family of the
deceased aso that they be the Asheboro bulletin,
Fayetteville Oh erver ant Argus and to the Wilmington
Papers, with the request that they be published.
]. IL. COBLE,
THOMAS CUWAN, Com.
T. MOREHEAD
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verdIctIr the Herbert Case.

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-The jury in the Herbert
case retired at O'Clock Intense excitement pre-
vailed, and crowds throng~d the City Hall. At a
quarter p,s the jury returned, the still in
session counsel convened quick y, and the prisoner
sent for. The clerk then called the jury.
Francis B. Lord, foreman, announced the verdict
of " Not Guilty"
The announcement of the verdict was followed by
by the court. Herbert was for moment apparently
overPowered. but soon regained his self possession
and received hearty congratulations from numerous
friends. The court then adjourned till tomorrow.
During he debate this afternoon in court, angry
words passed between Daniel Radcliffe, Esq, and
Walter Lenox, Esq, who there a spectator.
1t is said Lenox gave the lie, and Radcliffe was
about to resent it when his arm caught, and
friends nterposed. Subsequently grounds for belev-
ing challenge had about to pass between
them. Radcliffe was arrested and gave bail in the
sum of $4,000. 1t predicted that the affair will not
tend there
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For the Journal.

Long creek, Jmg 81, 1890.
MEssRs. ED1ToRs:-I feel constrained, from what !
know of the Know Nothing political party to sayIthat
il is parry, which in my opin on, is calculated not
only to overthrow the Liberties of the people, bn also
to rampe under.foo the constitution of our country
and therefore take This means to announce to the
public that no longer consider myself member of
this deestable order; and wsh'the public to know
that have been grossly d. ceived, and | no longer
consider myself as member of that order and do
warn my friends that if they desire to promote the
best interests Of their country, that the only way
which they accomplish it is to adhere 10 the
principles of that party are the best in my humble
Judgment to promote the hest interests of repub
lie You will greatly oblige by publishing this
communication. Your Obedpnt servant
JAMES MCINTYRE.
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For the Journal.
For the journal.
R,aden Countu, N. c.. July 26th, 1856

urssRs. Ep1roRs,-Allow us to state, through the
,o1nmns of the Journal, that we have been Know
Nothings but are now Democrats We Joined the
Know Nothing party sometime in 1856. and have
acted with them ever since, without any variation
Thatever. We have voted for them in every in
stance advocated their principles, walked and rode
At the hour of midnight to meet them in some lonely
Mace, there to exchange signs passwords, grips, sc
but gentlemen they change their principles often
that It is out of power to keep pace with them
When we joined them they were in opposition to
Roman Catholics and Foreigners, but now they are
in favor of both, and against Democracy so must
abandon them and return 10 the folds of Democracy
and to those principles once loved and still love
To that party whose watch-wod is Democracy, whose
grip is fast hold of liberty, whose sign is a straight
forward walk for the benefit OF our country.
JAS. HALL, AMOS SKIES,
PATE, j. B. ALLEN,
N. CHEsHER, JNo. DowLES,
G. WHITE, r. SINGLETARY,
w. CAROL.
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July 2S-3td.--lty
\ MOST EXTRAORDINARY UKE EFFECTED
BY DIR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED We II MI =
FUGE.
New York. March 10. 1852,

NEW YORK, March I9, I652.
~ This is to certify that have been troubled for almost
four years with choking sensaon sometimes so bad al
to uocate employed two regular PHI ans but
purlose. was theu pc suade to try bottle of DR.
N'Lan's Celebrated Vermuge. l took two spoonful
It dose soon began operate when made thorough
wrIk q had regular worm factory within should
judge brought away from two quarts of
hey had the appearance of having bursei to the
ander of the bottle at two doses The effect was, it
brought about quart all chopped pieces
now ieel like different person.
The above is fom widow lady, y-sx years of age
resident of this city For further particulars the pull lie
refer ID to Mrs. Harde, No 8, Manhattan place,
L. Thea Druggist, of kuger and Monroe streets
REPurchasers will be careful to ask for DR. McLANEs
Celebrated Verinifuge, manufactu' ed by Fleming
Bros. Pittsboro', All other Vermifuges in compa.
rison worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermifuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respecta
lrug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by WIN. II. LlPPITT
Vome genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS July 29.---lwdSZw
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"a C. j. SHOEMAKER, Cutter, and Foreman in
the Merchant Tailoring Department. ut the CITY CLO H.
ING STORE, will 20 North about the 9Th of August Those
who want Coat Pants, Vest made to pre-
vousy will please leave their early possible
MIR S visits the Northern Cities tor the aiding
US in selecting materials for the CUSTOM DtPAR T.
WENT. His long experience in New York. and other arg'
cities Cutter, him unequ lied advantage aud
have determined overlook nothing that will in any way
give US assurance Of pleasing patrons.
Schoo maker will return sb lst September, and will
BRING the styles of Casmeres, Yes ngs Nc. &c
SCOTT y BALDWIN.
July 2S-3td- ltw, So Market Street
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The New York correspondent of the Daily Penn
syvanian writes to that paper the 17lh inst,
follows
"The Church Journal, usually considered the Of
fetal organ of the Provisional Bishop of this (Episco-
paD diocese, has broken ground to-day, in a manly
article against politics in the pulpit, and especially
against the Abolition politics recently preached in
the Church of the Epiphany, in your city, by the
Rev. D. A. Tying. Reverend gentlemen, if they de-
sire 10 eectioneer for Fremont and Abolition, at
liberty to do so, the editor says but they not
liberty, especially within the Episcopal communion
to make infammatory harangues in full canonicals,
on Sundays, nor change consecrared church into a
Republican headquarters EpiscopaIians, it is
broadly limited, not niger worshipers, but wor-
shippers of something more becoming the Christian.
1.-The particular significance of these sentiments
from such high quarter consists in the fact that the
Provisional Bishop here. is the brother of the Bishop
of Pennsylvania If the brothers are of the same
views in such matters, the editorial blast in the
Journal may be considered shot at the Rev. Mr.
Tying, indirectly from head quarters-so at least is it
construed here.''
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DIED.

In this town. Tuesday morning last, MARY ELIZA,
daughter Of John D. and Mary y. Love aged year and
10 months
In his town, on the 25th inst, ALvORD son of D. M.
and H. A Foyes, aged months.
In Washington t.itr, the night of the 10th inst.
JOSEPH DUDLEY WARD, formerly of Onsow County,
n c. but for the last twenty years resident of Wash
ington Mr.. Ward has been very popular and efficient
member of the Legislature of bis native State, and until
the Government here His brethren of the Masonic
nifty took charge of his remains accompanied them
the last resting place of man. May he rest in peace ash
Intel E.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF JONES & FOYLES WAS DISSOL-
we'd on the 9Th inst, by the death of w. B. Jones'
In order to meet the demands it is necessary that all
persons indebted to the late firm should forward and
pay up mmedia tely.
also offer for sale, the entire stock of GROCERIES,
PlCE LES, PIX ESERVES, WOOD & WILLOW WAKE,
and of the finest Foreign and Dome tic
Liquors and WINES, to be found in this place.
To any person wishing engage business kind
it offers an nducement rarely found in Wilmington
ID. NJ FOYLES,
June 9th, 1856 Surviving Partner
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Supreme Court,

This Tribunal adjourned on Friday last. The fol-
lowing the closing decisions
BY NASH, C.. ]. In Davidson v. Lemly, in equity
from Meck'enburg, directing the accounts of the
Executor and Trustee be taken. Also, in Zoe dem
ErnweIl v Whilford, from Craven, affirming the
Judgment. Also, in O.ey v. Hoyt, from Edgecombe,
affirming the judgment.
By PEARSON, J. In Davis v. Gotten in equity from
Chatham disnissng the bill with c. sis Also, in
Brockaway v. Crawford, from Rowan. Battle j. dis
sents) awardiny a Venire de noUo Also, in Garlick
" Jones, from Orange, judgment reversed and julg
ment for plaintiff
By BATTLE, }. In Wheeler v. Smith, in Equity
from Rockingham, dsmisslng the bill 9TH costs
Also, in Brown Godsey in Equity, from Rocking
ham the land subject to plaintiffs debt. Also in
Hooper v. Moore, from CasweIl, awarding venire
de NOM.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

STOCKTON AND F1LLMoRE-The Philadelphia
Banner says: Com. Stockton will, in all proba
bility retire from the position he occupies imme-
diately after he returns home 1t will be remembered
that he accepted the nomination, reserving the priv
eye to decline in favor of Mr.. Fillmore whenever
Il at gentleman should meet his views as an american
candidate This Mr.. Fillmore has done, and the
National Camp having endorsed his AmericaDism,
satisfied that CON- Stockton will, member
OF the United Sons of America, give Mr. Fillmore his
cordial support"
Mr.. Fillmore has, then, met Com. Stockton's
Views," -hat is endorsed the platform of the abo-
Ltion faction that nominated Stockton and Rayner-
This is consong to Southern K. Ms. Here is one
clause OF the platform Mr.. Fillmore has endorsed in
order TO meet the CommoIore's views :"
Resolved, That the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise, perpetraled for the purpose of continuing in
power the present administration and its supporters,
was uncaed for by the people, North or South that
II is breach of the national faith and violation Of
the national honor, and designed to array one
one section of the country against the other that a
an aggression upon reeme1 and free territory, ant
that ii cannot and will not be recongnized having
valid authority but notwithstanding the GbrOgGtlOy
Cy ta1o of that Compromise, 1t MUST and SHALL b.
JoreUer considered Subsisng and the territory
Sscraed By it TO free labor MUST and SHALL foreue,
so remain"
But what is that " National camp 2" AS all ' Sc
efeSy Is abolished" we hope to be enlightened. Il
1t the National Council stewed down to a Camp
10 govern Know-Nothings in all things, {: social ant
political % Can either of the seventeen editors O
the Signal tell us And then there is another gran
GiIoquent new name, "The United Sons of America ,
heavens and little fishes what next How long be
lore this name like all it's predecessors, gets dirty
United Sons of America !'-let US all g prepare tt
pucker" Raj. Standard
Commodore Stockton has withdrawals sal,
mat MIR. Fillmore has come on to this PLATFORM
"nat think the people of the South.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

The N Y. Courier talks of digging up, hanging
quarterng, and burning the bones of Thos. Jefferson
and James Madison. This resurrection movement
is rather dangerous one for Gen. Webb to recon-
mend. Suppose for instance, Nicholas Bidde's bones
should come back and ask Webb for the $50 ,00O
which opened his eyes the necessity of recharter
ing the u S. bank What would old " mahogany
stock :" say to such appartion!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

NOTE hver Lumber, ar aud Turp, milne, sold in the
water to the expense of andng Inspection coop
erage sc ;-say lumber ~ 81 per M; aud
Furpentine about luI5 per bbland naval stores,
when brought railroad about the expenses in
curred-*For Virgin mike Turpontine a deduction
of one-6fth made the price of yellow dip,
cordine to quality
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ELECTION.

TN accord lnce with Resolution passed by the
Commissioners of the Town of Wilmington, passed The
End inst there will be Election held the Cont use
this Town, Wednesday, the 18th day August next
to ascertain the views of the citizens relative maki
unconditional subscription of 5000 900 the capital stock of
the Wilmington Cha otte Rutherford road Company
July g. IS56- -260-te. f.. ID. Hall. sheriff.
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J,tlius-Sam, do you distinguish what for Massa
Burlingame go to Niagara Falls
Sam-No julius, dis niger don't know dat and
will remain for you TO 'splain.
Juti4s-We Sam, he expected TO find de spot where
Sam Patch made his last lea p and den he will scim-
mate tween de man and de act
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a THE MASONIC FUNERAL HONORS will
~w~be given to departed brother. GEORGE q"
x x GROOM at the house of Mr. Lott Groom, ST., on
~\North East River, in New Hanover County on
Saturday, August 3D. 1885, by King Soomons Lodge No
l38, AY. M sermon viii be preached by Rev. Brothe,
George w. Wallace
Ali regular ster Masons invited to participate.
By order. >. :. SATCHWELL,
sec'y King sOlOmoa's Lodge No, 49,
July Is, 1s55--.2tw
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DENTAL PRACTICE

Has FOR FIFTEEN years been exclusively attended to
IL by the subscriber.
Our treatment is SUCH that the teeth put in of
life prese walton, and free from pain.
After much study nven ion aud practice attain.
ed to the very drut at of stopp with gold the
cay cells in the crowns of teeth solid and that
be lniti'ls of the name ny be engraved o. them
practice giV's skill and art then perhaps,
ract tooth easy and carefully the admits.
Particular attention is given removing Tartar from
and polishing the teeth that they much beue6 ed aud
elegant.
Those who may prefer upper front artificial pivot teeth
which are more utitu comorta BILE AID he iii than
Tiff ial teeth plates, will be happy wait upon
Ferrous may wish teeth ~ that thew
properly srcat and food aud DO free f lain
will DO well 10 Civ" a early call
We have, and sti all elicit the concentrations Of uur
pttr,ns. A. SPkE, ER
June ~. 1856 [237-3w
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NOTICE.

'TNflE SUBSCRIBER keeps for sale DR.. Sma's 30 ks
and Boxes of Medicine for Domestic Practce. AEo the
New Hom@pa bic Veterinary Medicin., designed the
Farmer with which he may his sick HO ses atrle
heep, &C. The Medicine is simple and safe, and fl cts
pee y cure w. +. FREEMAN, NJ. ID.
july lS IS=6.-0dNw
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A MEAN ACT.-The Concord Gazette states that
when Mr.. Kerr passed through Rutherfordton, the
other day, the town bells were toIIed for him he
entered the place, and continued tolng as long he
was in hearing. This is about as mean and coaoardty
as we ever recorded, as committed by persons
claiming to be respectable.
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MARRIED.

On the 22nd inst Blairsville Indiana County, Pa by
the Rev. Mr.. Sahm, JOHN c. MCDOWELL, of Whining
ton, N. g., to Miss MARGARET A GRAY, of Westmore-
land County, Pa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

81 WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANn.-This lnst,tu.
ton, located the Bank of Wilmington on Front Street.
will be open for the reception deposits Wedne<-
lay of each week from O'Clock P NJ and Saturday
of each week from to 9 O'Clock p. NJ.
John A. TAYLOR, Pres't
Nav 1871 -2Ol.tf
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BLANK WARRANTS.

We have on hand large lot of BLANK WARRANTS
with blank Judgment. Stay and Execution, on the back
printed the best paper These blanks have been got
in the best STYLE and will be sold usual price for cash
May Is. FULTON & PRICE.
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A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady gentleman would
The of dsagreeabe breath when by
ing the ''Batn OF Thousand FO,uers denrce would
only render leave The teeth white aabaste?
Many do know their breath bad and the sub
jec delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
4 single drop the Balm your tooth-bru and wash
the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION n.ay easily be acqui ed by
ing "Bnt of Thousand Eocers"' II will remove tum
pmpes. and ecks from the skim leaving it If soft and
roseate hue Wet towel pour three drops, and
wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shavingbrusb in either
ba bs Two Or @ snd m
beautiful soft laher much facilitating the oecaon Of sha
tors. For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by S. W. WHlTA
KER, Agent.
Feb 18th. 1856 l4l6m
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wILnINGq0N WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
NAVAL STORES.

a ~ snoua quaUatons generaiiy
represent Wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
err rates have to be paid.
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FAYETTEVILLE, July 2s-Bacon 10 a lss cts Bee,.
wax M 6 Coffee Rio ls@l4; Lagaira 1!@is ST. Do
sa@lo Feathers $500 Flour 1y q 25@0O0: super
Ere s. 1900 90; Fire SO 25@0 00 Scratched s5 75 CO.
Grain Corn 5000; Wheat 81 COOL 10; Oats 4aO Peas
65@7O; Rye 70 goo 90. Hides-Dry lo@oO; Green 4@5.
Lard, l2@l4. Salt.Liverpoo, (Sack) 81 O. 90.
Bacon Receipts fair Cotton finds ready market at QUO
tations Corn-We reduce quotations. Virgin Tur.
pentine Is, Yellow Dip 80. Spirits 80 to 81
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"a tIUU RI, Be- -.
FEW par elegant Frer oh Lace Curtains;
II Cm@rcd re" Muslin 60
Boon't Moquio Netting. hire .ud cOlored with
1aset Is to match
5m' r,ce> ommon Mosquito Netting;
turu, are Frirgs 8;
~, u aud IA hee' ings-c hrnp;
Table Clio hs aud ! able Iiarer
towels and Tow lug with great variety Of Mr..
lilies Allend"l, urksh and Fei INIT, Gu It. will be
so 4 at rgaiuS by HEOuICk g. RYAN
May 18th.
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Wilmington Bank Rates OF Exchange.
Baltmore..l pr ct. prem Philadelphia pr ct. prem
New York,..l Vrginia
Boston...-.1 Charleston, Ii g
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aThe subscriber respectfully himself to his
of the County of New Hanover candidate
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff. and trusts that his eff
forts to discharge faithfully and acceptaby the duties of the
office will secure to him continuation of their surages
T.. d. HALL. .
March II, 1S56-159 tel Her. and Com. copy.
8s- The undersigned respectfully announces himself
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff. of New Hanover County
JOHN l.. HOLMES.
June 18th, 1856 242-A
CARD-The subscriber respectfully himself
candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of New Hanuver County
July2 1856 dawes JOHN COWAN
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.

PRO BONO PUBLlCO.
Every mother should have box in the house handy
in case OF accidents to the Children
Redding's Russia Sa1vc.
1t is Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
commended by physicians It is and speedy cure for
every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scad Head
Nettle RASH Bunions, Sore Nipples Recommended by nur
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips,
Sore Nose. Warts and Flesh ounds it is valuable
remedy and which be testified by thousands who
have used in the city of Boston and vicinity
thirty years In instance will this save do injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions is made from
the purest materials from recipe brought from Rusaof
articles growing in that countyand the popretors have
nurses and other, who have used it themselves and
mend others. Reddings Russia Save put up large
tin boxes. stamped the with picture of horse
and disabled soldier which picture is also engraved
wrapper PRICE, Is Sold at all the in
country may be ordered of any Wholesale drug
gst. REDDlNG CO, Projectors
Agent for Wilmington, N. C.-S. w. whitaker.
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TO THE VOTERS OF onsLow COUNTY.

The undersigned respectfully offers himself candidate
for reelection the ece of Sheriff of Onslow County and
soics your uges at the approaching election in August
next. NIL. F. Redo
| May 23.-3S-te
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s. PAST DUE. -

"PAST DUE
A LII ACCOUNTS CONTRAETE AT THE HAT
"A and Cap Emporium, previous to July ls', tS56 are
no" due and those ED ed are repvctiiy guessed
settle lhrir accounts immediately
SHEPARD MYERS.
July 18th, 1856 267-tf
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nACtAANENt OIL.
TX BBLS good l.uhricating Oil. For sale by
Ic April 23l. J. Il j. l.. HATHAWAY & CO