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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-21
Democracy Triumphant in Tennessee

Perhaps there is no State in the Union where par
ty feeling runs so high as in Tennessee. SO nearly
matched in numbers have been the old parties for
years, it necessary for each to exert It's utmost
strength iii order to secure election. Party lines
drawn clearly and distinctly, and neither party
ever achieved a victory without severe struggle
Such was the case during the existence Of the old
wing party. But strict were the party laws it
was not, until the rise of known othingsm deemed
necessary proper for either party to make regular
nominations for the county elections In these ey-
cry one felt at liberty TO vote in accordance with lis
personal preferences and for this the result of
the county elections could not be relied ndita
tive of party strength. Know Nothingism, however
with its oaths Of prescription and persecution. It's Sc
crct councils nominating its candidate for every Of
fee, and swearing it's members to vote for one
else forced the democracy, in sefdefence to carry
politics into the county elections and TO make their
regular party nomination for every office Such was
the case in the elections which have Just taken place
throughout the State. The result is Enthusiastically
indicative of thc present strength Of parties in that
State. Everywhere the democracy have been trum-
phant In almost every county in the State they
have achieved most signal victory. Everything
gives promise of glorious victory awaiting the de
mocracy of & the counter State, on the first Tues
day of November next Washington Union.
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From the Washington Union.
Who Nominated Fillmore and no1eIson9

Who Nominated Fillmore and DoneIson!
we perceive that an attempt is making TO besow
the distinguished honor of nominating the candida ties
Ut the secret, oath bound, know-nothing party for
President and Vice President upon the Hon Andrew
Stewart, of Pennsylvania. Without critcising the
taste which prompts the appropriation Of such an
event. 1t may be proper TO state that long before the
convention assembled at Philadelphia. these two
personages nominated away off in California by
no less an individual than Henry S. Foote, of that
State, the candidate for the United States Senate
who cannot be elected We quote from speech de-
ivered by him late in January OF the present year,
on the occasion Of his acceptance Of the senatorial
nomination OF the nominating caucus of the AmerI-
can party. The speech appeared in the Shasta Re-
publican of the I'd of February, 1856:
" Finally, gentlemen let say what have la
ken occasion mole than TO say before | am
above all things anxious 10 bring about the reSOra-
lion Of that golden season of national happiness and
repose which the country enjoyed during the three
years administration of Willard Fillmore. To the
attainment of this end | shall feel bound to devote
myself with fervor and an energy commensurate
with the dignity and Importance of the object to be
achieved. With some such man as Willard Fillmore
Of New York, for President and some such other
man Andrew Jackson Donelson, of Tennessee fol
Vice President, am persuaded that the American
party will be triumphant in the coming presidential
contest (now almost at HANDY in every State of tht
confederaCy. | greatly mistake all the signs Of tht
times If such victory as this is not now in store To-
us, if We but faithful in the maintenance of GU
principles, and properly regardful of the example
and teachings of our immortal forefathers"
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
March I7-Schr. LammOt DUPONT Corson, from New
York, to J. H. Flanner; with mdze.
Schr Pearl, Dexter, from jacksonville Rankin Mar
tin; with naval stores, pea NUTS &c.
Schr A. F. Howe, Wyman, (before reported in dsress)
was towed up by steam-trg Equator Consigned to VIM.
M. Harriss.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, from Fayetteville
Lutteroh & Elliott
March l8-Brg Mary McRas, Bramhall, from Rio de
Janeiro, in ballast, to & d. Mcttae 81 Co.
Br. Brig Devonhire Webb from Bermuda, in ballast. to
DeROsset & Brown
Steamer Rowan, McRac, from Fayetteville to Lutterloh
& Elliott; with tons Deep River coal naval stores &c
Steamer Magnolia Troy, from Fayetteville, Lutteroh
s. Elliott.
March I9-Brig belmont Locke, Park from Havana, to
kidder & Martin with mo!asses. On the 18th inst, Gun
Cay bearing s. F. 20 miles, passed ship with painted
ports, showing white signal with red ball.
Schr. Charles ;. Peaslee, Foster, from Providence, r.
l., via Newcastle, in ballast, to George Harriss.
CLEARED
March 1SU. S. Mail packet David Reid Price, for
Smithville, by Master.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Sedman for Fayetteville by
Lutterloh & Elliott.
Br. Brig Triumph, Atkinson, for Halifax, N. S.. by
Adams Bro. s. Co. with lumber and naval stores.
March l9Steamer Magnolia, Troy, for Fayetteville, by
Lutterloh q Elliott.
Schr. Ben. Maitland Hi for Jacksonville. Fla by John
| A. Stanly with
March 20-Schr. NJ Y Davis, Robinson for Boston, by
G. w. Davis; with naval stores, cotton, &c.
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PTcH There very little demand for this article and
BEEF CATTLE-Contnue to be brought in spairngy and
the supply present in butchers hands rather light We
notice fair demand y to s. cents u ID as in duality
which small lots have sold No article would sell a
CoFFEH-n consequence of the limited receipts the sup
ply market has been somewhat reduc ed and holders
firm quotations There has been but little doing and
refer table for store quantity and quality
rather duness than the previous and prices have
rcceded fully cent There parcels offering
sales since our last have been 3l5 bales from 81 to 10
cents y d. viz ordinary 81 CENTS low to good middng 81
q 81 cents and fair 10 cents We quote 81
to 81 cents for ordinary to middling fair.
CORN MEALContinues in good stock, with moderate
cepts per railroad and merely retail demand We note
small sales at 20 @ 50 cents y bushel, as IN quality
| EGGs-Sell from carts at rs q II cents y dozen.
and exceedingly dull, We quote nominay at 81 Is @ 81
80 for second hand, in quality, and 81 each for new.
FEATHERs-Are in good supply and dull We reduce quo
tations shade, and quote at 40 q 45 cents . b.
I enquiry e exists G h good article of MuGts
sold s. y Dbl, from wharf No other sh in market
| and we quotations.
FLoUR-The continued light receipts per river and rail
road has caused the supply here become considerably
duced and in consequence prices have gone up fully
quotations of last week. There moderate enquiry
for family and supene brands but the lower grades
hard to work off The sales during the week Of both Fay
ettevile and Wilmington inspection have been at s. %
last sales being highest figures Some parcels been
old in the small way IS 70 for supefne but this figure
rather above the mark The market appears quite firm
and probability of decline unless the receipts be heavier
than are anticipated.
GRAIN-ln CORN have no change to notice. and the
market remains quite firm quotation Some 200
bushels received this week. which taken readily 90
cents q bushel There good supply market with
merely retail enquiry existing and should there be any
cepts worthy note during coming week the probability
is that the price will go down hade.OATsNo arri
vaIs and the supply in dealers hands is small are un
quote neminally at 40 q 45 cents % --PEAs Cow
continue to be brought in toerably freely, and note
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
As-'' Every mother should have box in the house h
in case 0! accidents to the children

As- Every mother should have box in the house handy
in case OF accidents to the children
E:edding's Russia SaIvc.
1t Boston remedy of thirty years standing, and is re-
commended by physicians 1t is and speedy for
Burns Piles Bos, Cos, teons Chilbans and Old Sores
of every kind for Fever Sore Jlcers Itch, Scad Head
ses Whitlows Sites. Testers, Flea Bites, Spider Stngs
Frozen Limbs Salt Rbeum ScurVy Sore and Cracked Lips
Sore Nose. Warts and Flesh ounds it is most valuable
remedy cure be testified to by thousands who
have used in the city Of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this sava do injury,
interfere with physicians prescriptions 1t made from
the puest materials from recipe brought from Russiaot
letters all classes, clergymen physicians captains
nurses and Others who have used it themselves and recon-
mend it to Others Reddng Russia Save put up in large
tin boxes stamped the with picture Of horse
and disabled soldier which picture also engraved on the
warmer PRICE 25 A Sold at all the stores IN
town country may be ordered of any wholesale drug
gis REDDlNI q va i, nToRTiest39FS
Agent for Wilmington, N. C.-S. W. WHITAKER.
\ Feb 26 I74&-266n.
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PERILoUs VOYAGE OF THE ARABIA.-Enc0unter
HM Ice FeIds-A correspondent of the New York
Times gives interesting account of the late trip Of
the Arabia from Boston to Liverpool 1t appears she
encountered on the banks Il succession of immense
icefeds and the writer, after describing the manner
in which she slowly cleared one after another, says
i walked TO the stern and leaned over the counter
to see if the paddles were al all injured. While |
in this position heard an exclamation, and raj
sing my head beheld the most frightu object that
in more than fifty thousand miles sea-sailing ever
encountered-righ abreast Of US, and not hundred
yards Distant get spectral in the fog, dead, ghGStly
04d unbiemiStsd pbte iceberg Just about as large
a6oUe ac1ter as the City Hall in NerU YOrk-We pas
sed it quickly and silently many of those on deck,
even did not it and few minutes afterwards
the ship ran into clear water
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j. IL. RESTON.

LIEHIT GRUCERIES.
E1RESH IMPERIAL, GUNPOWDER AND BLACK
L Teas; Preserved PineApples Strawberries Damsons
Peaches Cranberries, Guaya, CrabApple Black Red
Curran Jelly American, French and English Pickles En-
glish and American Sauces French and English Mustard
Maccaroni in small family boxes British and American
Table Salt English and American Extracts Ground Sp-
Fresh Green Peas Corn Tomatoes Oysters Lobsters
Samon Ginger Wine, great tonic for disabled stoachs
March l. 1856.
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CAUTION.

BY THE DESTRUCTION OF THE CAR OF ADAMS
Express Company, the Portsmouth Railroad the 10th
inst considerable amount of blank Impressions unsign
ed blank notes. of the denominations $40 and S. of the
Bank of Wilmington have been scattered of them par
TALLY burned The public cautioned against taking
of such notes without signatures with forged signatures
Any person detected in the attempt pass any of th
above notes will be prosecuted
March l8th.-[165-tf. JOHN MAcRAE, Pres't.
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VALENTINES Day IN THE LONDON Posi- OFFICE.
The number OF letters posted at the several metro
poltan and provincial post Offices, Valentines day.
were as follows-Passed through the General Post,
st. Martins lie Grand, 6l8,00O passed through the
Distinct Office, St Martins lie Grand, PIG 900 total
$4,000. Such large number as this has never be.
lore passed, even Valentines day." through the
Post Office IN London. Many of the letter carriers
mad lot completed their deliveries until IL o'clock
night.
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oeen IN dyeing condition only, the next time you
intend 10 trot her, don't ask Uncle Ned for another
ny recipe for your mare; it might turn her inside
out"
G'lang The gray-bay mare won that race
Spirit of the Times
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RS NEURALGIA.-This formidable disease, which
to battle the skill of PHYSICIANS yields like magic to
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. F. Boyden, formerly of the Aston House, New York
and late proprietor of the Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va
of the hundreds who have been cured Severe Neural
gia, by Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure he has recommended numbers Others
who suffering with nearly every form of disease, with
the most wonderful success
He says is the most extraordinary medicine he has
seen used and the best blood purifier known.
For sale in Wilmington, N c., by VIM. II. LlPPITT u
DR.. a. o. BRADLEY, Druggists
Fob TT NV
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NOTE River Lumber Tar, and Turpentino, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing
Turpentine about 10 Is cents y hbland naval
when brought about the same expenses in
one-ffth is made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
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MooRE's CREEK MoNUMENT.-Cilizcns DESTROYS TO
contribute to the fund for the erection of Nonu-
ment coma emorative of the Battle of Noores Creek,
will find books for subscription at MIR LppittS Drug
Store and at the Bank OF Wilmington.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS.

THE subscriber having adopted tho thirty dayo and
Cash system determined to make it to the inter
of purchasers paonze him. by keeping consanylop
hand supply Of choice Groceries &C.. reduced prices
Just received, 10 boxes Of Goshen and English dairy
Cheese 30 bags Java Rio and Lagura Cofees large and
fresh supply of nice Butter and Lard - bags and boxes
Buckwheat 2O00 Tbs. Cod fish; No. and No. Mackere
and Salmon in halt bbls and kits; Hiram Smith Flour in
half bbls. Rice Flour; 40 boxes of Screin Adamantine
and Sperm Candles; Soda Butter Sugar and Water Crack
in bb and boxes; Fulton Market Beef &C. g. for sale
by WIN. l.. TOWNSHEND
March 4. No 20 Market Street.
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NDTICE

I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
i the HARDWARE Business, in Wilmington, my c. E.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted un-
der the firm of ]. NJ. ROBINSON & SON.
J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Wilmington Jan. Ist 1856
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The subscriber respectfully announces himself to his
of the County of New Hanover candidate
for reelection the Office of Sheriff. and trusts that his eff
forts to discharge faithfully and acceptab the duties of the
Office will secure him continuation of their surages
E. d. HALL
March II IS56--l59.tel Her. and Com. copy.
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No sales this morning up to The Time Of closing our enqU
ries market dull.
RosIN-For Common there rather enquiry du-
ring the early part of the week. but in consequence Of the
difficulty in shipping the market closes quiet sellers
disposed to hold at 81 Is for large size bb but there
buyers at 81 TO- The sales Saturday at 81 Is
for extra large bb of town make. The weeks
actions reach l., SlS bbls, Wis
Thursday 1900 bbls at 81 10 for large size bbls.
Saturday. geo s. - Gown made
Wednesday,. 3l5 8 " l 10 " medium size
No sales this morning. In Nos and there has been
nothing done that learn Of and quotations there
fore nominal. See table
TARThe heavy receipts during the week ended this
has caused less disposition the part of buyers ope
rate and report of last sales shows decline of fully
cents market dull Sales for the week reach 3S63 bbls
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NOTICE.
TFHJE SUBSCRIBER HAVING OBTAINED Letters of
l. Administration the goods and chattcls, rights and
credits of A j. Marshbourn, decd, at the March term,
1856 of Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the
County New Hanover hereby notifies all persons ndebt
his ntesate forward aud ma Ike payment and
those having claims against said interstate, notified to
present within the time prescribed by law this
tice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
March l2.-l60- lw-28-3t*l D. N. cox Admir-.
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STATE BoNDs-The Public Treasurer atvertises
for sale $251 900 of North Coupon Bonds Bids re-
ceived until April 18th.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

" should be understood that our quotations generay
represent the wholesale prices In filling small orders ngh
er rates have to be paid.
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Sales made this morning as ABOVE market hrm
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market has ruled decidedly
dull since last review and the quotation of yesterday
shows decline of cent The sales since Thursday have
been mostly of small parcels and for the week foot up only
O21 hills
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 10Th, 1856.

TURpENT1NE--There has been steady demand from both
dters and shippers throughout the week, and the
cepts have been large anticipated the part
buyers the market has ruled firm 81 IS for virgin 81
35 for yellow dip and 81 35 for hard u Dbl of 250 lbs The
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-21
MARBLE NiONUMENV AND IRON RAILING
AGENCY

HHVING been appointed agents for two of the most
tensivc manufactures of MARBLE MONUMENTS
AND IRON RAILINGS in the United States we pre-
pared to furnish and put in the most approved and sub
stanal manner, and short notice. any description of
MONUMENTS; also, RAILS to suit, at prices ranging
from IS cents 20 So foot Specimen books-contaning
patterns of unsurpassed beautyay be application
to r. B. WOOD These patterns will be found peculiarly
appropriate for Oakdale Cemetery.
J. G.. s. Il. b. WOOD,
Sept 25th.-TI7-6m- 4-6m. Contractors 4 Builders
Ill.
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A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady gentleman would
remain under the of disageeab breath when by
ing the 'Babn OF Thousand F0UerS" dentrce would
only render sweet but leave the teeth white aabaster
Many persons do know their breath bad and the sub
ect is delicate their friends will mention it, Pour
single drop of the Balm your toothbrush and wash
the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by US
ing Balm ofG Thousand F0LrerS' 1t will tan,
pinc8, and eceS from the skin, leaving of soft and
roscate hue. Wet towel pour two three drops and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wct your shaving brush in either
cold water two three drops of Balm of
Thousand Flowers rup the beard well and will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the operation of sha
wing. Price only Fifty Cents. FETRIDGE CO., proprie
tors. For sale in Wilmington N. C., by $ w WHlTA-
KER, Agent
Feb 18TH 1856 l4l-6m
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WESTERN BACON, MESS PORK AND LARD.
OF HHDS. Prime Western Bacon, Sides and Shoulders
II just received. 30 bbs Cincinnati Mess Pork 10 kegs
North Carolina Lard. For sale by
& l. q
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NIAERIED,

On the 18th inst, at the residence of Ivy Shepard
South West Academy Onslow co.. by Rev. Aaron Davis,
Rey ASA Sudbury, of Sneed's Ferry, to Miss ELIZA
BETH GURGANUS, of Blue Greek; all of Onslow
IN. G. Christian Advocate please copy.l
In upn county, Hallsvle at the residence of Ste
phen BonSy Esq on Thursday the 18th inst by South
erand, Esq, MAJOR I. GROOM, of New Hanover J.,
! to Miss MARGARET A. STiARPLES. of Dupn.
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VOICE FROM VIRGINIA,

CABIN POINT, Surry Co., Va.
DIR. Seth S. Haace i in Baltimore in April, 1854,
and from paper received of yours induced to buy
box Of your Pills, recommended sovereign for the
Epepc Fits. At that time Of my servants had been
afflicted with fits about twelve years When reaching home,
commenced with the pills according to directions do
not think she has had since My wife, though, is
what induced to believe she may have had only En-
closed you will f. five dollars, for which you will please
forward me two boxes suppose you forward them by
mail. Your compliance will oblge Yours respectfully
NJ p. SLEDGE
DR.. Hances Epleptic Pills also sovereign remedy
for every modification Of nervous diseases. The
sufferer whether tormented by the acute physical agony
neuralgia, ticdOloreux ordinary headache afflicted with
vague terors weakened by periodical fits threatened with
paralysis borne down and dprted by that terrible lasude
which proceeds from lack of nervous energy experen
cling any other pain of disability arising from the unnatural
condition Of the wonderful machinery which connects every
member with the of sensation motion and thought
derive immediate benefit the of those pills which at
cams, nvgoraes and regulates the shattered nervous
organization.
Sent to part of the country by mall free Of postage
Md. Price, one box, 50; two, S.; twelve $24
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NOTICE'1
On AND AFTER THE FIRST OF MARCH NEXT,
~ all contracted with the subscriber will be pre-
sen ted for payment at the end OF thirty days
He will Keep constantly hand large ard we'll selected
of choice Family Groceries, Wif Liquors. &C. at the
lowest possible price, and will endeavour in euery case to
give entire satisfaction. VIM. L. s. TOWNSHEND,
| Feb II, 1856 No 70 Market street.
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ALFRED ALDERMAN

ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
l. March 2Ist.-[29-3m' WILMINGToN N. G.
THE INCREASING DEMAND
TOR premium Umbrellas, has induced lay in a
larger assortment than ever, and peculiar advan-
tage in procuring these goods will enable offer them
at very low figures. SHEPARD & MYERS.
March 21st
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ID RICO SUGAR.-20 bbls. for sale by
L March 5th GEO. HOUSTON.
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sou
y Runaway from the plantation CT Mr.. Joseph
h9 @ grse cod4e s ionn a
fsSS subscriber and known MILE LOCKE
-<z Said MILLIE' is bright mulato, about nineteen
Yeas old middle sized land quite likely has somewhat sim
pie whom spoken She carried off with her her
child 'KlTTlE, between two and three years old and
than the mother. She is supposed to be lurking
about the town of Wilmington
will give reward of ten dollars for her return me-
her Judgment in any jail get her, and fifty dollars
for evidence sufficient to convict any white Of harber
ing or cOncealng her. SAMUEL r. LOCKE.
Hoods Creek Brunswick March 18th l6l -w-2S If
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A CHANCE 10 Make MONEY
PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE EMPLOYMENT y
NE subscriber desious ofhavng agent each
ty and town of the Union. capital of from IS $40
only will be required and anything like efficient
can make from three to five dollars per day of the
will be given by addressing, with stamp pay let
ter. VIM. A. KINSLER.
Box 1928 Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office.
March q, l856-[29lt*
WE HAVE NOW OPEN,
OUR and elegant assortment of Walking Canes
~ Gold and Silver Mountngs, Ivory Pearl and Loaded
Heads Also, large and handsomely finished Hickorys
March 2lst. SHEPARD IL MYERS.