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PARKS PRICKLY pLAsTERs

They soothe PAIN they protect the chest they extract
the eoagulated impurities and from the system
they mpat strength they divided in sections yield
to the motion of the body they porous; all impure ex.
cretons pass off, and they cannot become offensive hence
freely worn ten times longer than other plaster
cheaper at rs cents than others at TO- Where these
Plasters are, pain cannot erist Weak persons, public
speakers delicate females any affected with side chest
back palms, should try them You win then know what
they They feature in the science Of medi-
cine. All Druggists have them. Take no other. Each
Plaster bears Medallion Stamp and our Signature.
BARNES PARK, IS Is Park Row, ".
JOHN d. PARK, CINCINNATI Ohio.
Ian. 4 1akQ-lQ.3m
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HATS! HATS! HATS!!!
rOTHER TREMENDOUs ARRIV ALI

- ADAMS EXPRESS AND Schooners LILLY 81
and L. P. Smith have just delivered at Moores -
~Bazaar. the largest and magnificent selec ppcy
ton of Hats Caps. Misses Boomers Children usrEet
Goods and Ladies Riding Hats ever produced in this m
They consist of Black and Coored French Felt OF Sen
nest texture all grades of American Felt and WOOL
nett Knitted Leghorn Italian Braid; s. g. Legh0In &c.
&C., in fact every variety of style, quality ara deS0i
of goods exhibited in any Southern market without
cover Zouave Morphy Havelock Cable, PccoIomL the
lin, Tweed, Masurza, Youths Riding and number o. '
The most elegant selection of Misses Boomers by
Riding Hats and Chdrens fancy goods can be caro-
giving us call at the Bazaar 81 Market street.
lima Hotel. FhED' " IS0k29
March 18th, 1863
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WILMINGTON, NJ &C., MONDAY. MARCH IA, 1859.
County Court.

March term of New Hanover County Court opened
here this morning, JAS 7. MILLER ESQ.,, Chairman,
presiding We learn that the docket is very large par
tclary the civil dicket, A large number of Ca, sas
have been returned to this term This is to be regret
ted for various reasons The taking of the oath Of an
nsovent debtor neither pays the debt nor morally dis
charges the debtor though there may be cases which
are doubt ustifable and it may be relief to the
unfortunate person to avail himself of the law
The Court will hold during the week, and the various
county matters will have to be gone over such as laying
of taxes &c, &c.
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ne. Mr.. Stenben Herring of Rockfsh. Dunlin coun

B6" Mr.. Stephen Herring, of Rockfsh, Duplin coun-
ty, has Sow Pig, 10 months old, which weighs one
hundred and forty pounds; she is the mother Of eight
little pigs, of them living and fine looking
porkers Our correspondent giving the above inor-
nation thinks Rocksh is hard to beat in the Pork line
1t is really qualification to witness the interest man.
ested amongst farmers for the improvement of their
stock of every description. Hope the interest thus
manifested will continue to spread.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18

SUICIDE BY WoMAN-A Mrs. Bervo in Onsow
county the mother of four children, committed suicide
a few days ago by blowing her brains ont with gum
She leaves husband with whom she had lived on the
best terms and infant child. It is said she had at
tempted sefdestructon twice before and that
she declared before the act was committed that she
would do it. We ave indebted to legal gentleman Of
this place who has Just returned from Onslow Court for
these particulars. Progress, 10th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18

g. S. MINT AT PHnADELPHIA.-Cong having
passed act extending the time for exchanging at the
mint the cent coin for the fractional parts of the
Spanish and American dollar, for two years from the
21st Of FEBRUARY, 1859, deposits of such coin will be
received at the mint for exchange for cents of the new
issue under the same regulation as heretofore.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18
steam.r Sunk In Chesapeake Bay.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-Tbe steamship Baltimore on
her second trip from Havana, with cargo of fruit
in collision last night off hon Point in Chesapeake
Bay, with q propeller, and sunk Immediately. Her
crew barely escaped with their lives The Baltimore
was insured Tor $4,000, mostly in New York and Hart
ford
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18

IMPORTANT IF TRUE.-A man who processes to be
weather wise gives it his opinion, that there will be
rain during the whole of the month of May he says
the same thing occurred during the year 1859, and
again il 1889. We would advise our friends in the
country not to make any calculations upon this pro-
phesy may turn out to be another of deuson
similar to that of Miller.
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Hslr ~ ~ E0icl.

Our citizens have for some time past been talking
about the want of Hotel accommodations in this place.
and tangible has already been taken towards
complishing what has long been urged matter
of necessity We learn that the subscriptions going
forward though perhaps not rapidly might be dc
sired We believe somewhat over half the amount re-
ousite to commence WITH has already been taken by
residents of town We have doubt some persons out
side of town will come in to the enterprise. With
view that all may see what they doing the commit
tee, appointed some time since by town meeting to
obtain subscriptions for the Hotel have requested us to
publish the bill passed by late legislature granting
a charter for Hotel Company i'll this place. The
charter is as follows
AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE WILMINGTON HOTEL COMPANY
SEC l. Be 1t enacted by the General assembly Of the
state Of North Carolina, and as hereby eGted by The
horiW Of The same That John Dawson Bennett Flanner,
Oscar G. Parsley Edward Kidder Joseph II. Fanne Sas
N Martin, 0. S. Baldwin, and such persons now
socated with them as hereafter may be associated with
them, their and assigns shall be and hereby
created, constituted and declared body corporate and
polite by the name of The Wilmington Hotel Company
and by that they and their may, and shall
have perpetual succession and common SEAL and shall be
capable of suing and being sued pleading and being i'm
States and may hold possess acquire and ENJOY real and
personal estate.
said Company shall consist of hundred thousand dollars
divided into shares of hundred dollars EACH with the
thousand dollars which stock is hereby declared be per-
sonal estate.
SEC. g. Be 1t further enacted, That said Company shall
have power and authority make rules and bylaws for its
good government to provide for the appointment of the
Directors President and other officers Of said Company the
of transfer and representation of its stock the penal
ties and forees to be imposed delinquent subscribers
the and time within which forfeited stock shall
may be Sold and the mode of transferring the same, and all
other and things necessary for the proper manage
ment and conduct of said Company.
SEC. A. Be further enacted That this act shall be in
force from and after it's ratification.
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly this
- day Of 1859.
THOMAS SETTLE, JR. S. H. C.
HENRY T. CLARK, S. S.
STATE OF NORTH CARDINAL
OFFICE OF SECRETARY STATE.
l. RUFUS II. PAGE, Secretary of State in and for the
State North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy of the original file in this office
Given under my hand, this lst day of March, 1859.
RUFUS H. PAGE,
Secretary of Slate
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
NEGROES,
HORSES, HOGS, CATTLE,
FARMING UTENSILS, &C., &c., g..

HOhSEO, HOHS, CATTLE Z,
FARMING UTENSILS, &C., &c., &r
FOR SALE.
- THE SUBSCRIBER will offer at public sale 49,
I:iE the premises the 18th day of April next bi1 &
~ PLANTATION,
Topsail Sound, known the John D. Jones place 90.
ated opposite New Topsa Inlet, containing nine SnnS
and thirteen acres. u'eu
There is not valuable farm, for its size in NJ
Hanover county, possessing, it does many adyNnM
any other in the county on the sea coast. ees
The land is well adapted to the cultivation of Pea N
Corn, Cotton, Potatoes and all kinds of small grain ~
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, will do we'll to exam
the premises before the day of sale. u
ALSO
At the same time and place, will be sold
FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGROES.
ALSO
TEN HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
Among them the gerry best pair of Carriage Horses in the
State. ALI the stock of W
HOGS AND CATTLE
On the Farm. Amongst the Cattle several fine Mich
COWS. 0''
All kinds of FARMING UTENSILS, and the BEACH ex
tending from New to Old Topsail Inlet with the Boats
SENS, &c, &c.
The sale will be positive, and the terms very favorable
OWEN HOLMES,
TOpsail Sound, New Hanover County N c.
March 9TH l859.-156&2Sts.
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ROCKS ROCKS

THE following new supply received per Express at kei
J. ley's New Book Store:
Tenobia, or the fall of Palmyra, by VIM. Wan,
Auran, or Rome in the Sd Century, "
Major Jack Downng's 80 Years out of the U. S. Senate
illustrated with Ga original engravings
Autocrat of the Breakfast Tabe-every his own Dos
well.
Macom's New Bible Dictonary-a beautiful work
The Lenten Fast, by Bishop Kiss, of California
Ladys Manual of Fancy Work, book for every lady
The Childs History of the United States, by Goodrich
The Regulators of Arkansas; N. G. Third Reader.
Watsons Theological Institutes. :aort
Winners Piano Forte Primer or Learning to Play without
Master.
Miles Standsh illustrated, bound in Antique
Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Preston's Interest Tables, for 5, and per cent
March 1879.
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The Postal SprYlCC.

The following note has been addressed to the WASH
ngon Union by eminent constitutional lawyer well
acquainted with the operations OF the government
WASHINGTON, March g. 1859
10 the EdH,r Of the Union:
notice in your paper, and i'll many others, that it is
assumed that after the 3Oh OF june the accruing post
ages cannot be applied to defray the expenses of the
transportation OF the mails
am sat lied thu this theory is not correct, aud that
the administration will eventually act upon the opposite
theory, when all the laws are construed together
No extra session should be called None is needed
The Postmaster General the accluing revenues
Of the department, and they will keep alive He will
have load of Lubor and responsibility, but be can 90
through it, and atter and eprOaches for the time
being, will come out all the better.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18

"GRD1ALKIN POLKA is the title OF a new piece of
Music, laid on our desk by Messrs Merrill & Pierce,
composed by f. R. Hawes Esq., of Wilmington, and
dedicated to Miss Mamie Savage Of Scotland Neck.
For sale as above.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS.

For the Destruction Of all kinds Of Garden Insects, An
Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Feas, Moths, Rats and
Alceo &c.
What greater trouble in an hour of ease,
Than gnawing rats, bed-bugs and aeas,
Gardens be and houses rid of these pests
1t discovered by Mr. E. Lyon French Chemist in
Asia and has been paronzed by all Eastern
and colleges Reference be made wherever the article
has been tried. is free from poison, and harmless to
mankind and domestic animals Many worthless limitations
advertised. Be it bears the of E. LYON Re-
member
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in trice
While Lyons Pills mixed for rats and MICE
Sample Flasks Is cts; regular Sizes so cts. and ST.
BARNES & PARK, New York.
Jan. 7, l859-l9-lm.
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The Mustang Lutl1en cures rheumatism
The Mustang Linin,eA cures Stiff joints;
The Mustang Lt,in,ett cures Burns and Wounds
The Mustang Linuer,t cures Sores and Ulcers;
The Mustang Li1,insert cures Caked Breasts and Sore
Nipples
The Mustang Lu.inaelt cures Neuralgia;
The Nustang Lini1nent cures CornS and Warts;
The Mustang Lninaer,t is aeorth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States the preserver and restorer of vaua
BILE Horses and Cattle 1t all sprains Galds Wounds
Stiff Joints, &c.
Will you answer the question: Did you hear of any
ordinary Sore Swelling Sprain Stiffness either man
beast which the Mustang Lnment would cure Did
you visit any respectable Druggist in any part of the
world-in Europe, Asia Amerca-who did not say it
the greatest discovery of the age? Sold everywhere
Every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES & PARK, Propretors, New York.
Jan. Z, 1859. 19lm
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TIL. Yaeht WANDERERS Africans.


AUGUSTA GA, March 1O-Many rumours are afoat
concerning the capture from the Federal officers of fifty
of the Wanderers Africans Bloody results it is feared
will ensIe
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COMM ERCE.
Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.

THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.-The New York Journal
of Commerce expresses the sentiments of the whole Anne
rcan people, without distinction of party, when it says
in reference to the late debate in the British Parliament
the right of search question that however willing we
may be to agree with Lord Mamesbury as to the desra-
bity of some combined course of action between the
great maritime powers of the world whereby it may be
possible to prevent the abuse of national flags
illegal trading or piracy, and however anxious we may
be that an arrangement may be made which will render
possible to ascertain the international law we cannot
as matters now stand, see any difference between the
right of search and that of visit as both constitute
forcible assumption of jurisdiction by one foreign power
the vessels of another which, whether it &c for
men, look for slaves, examine cargo merely to verify
the nationality of the vessels is equally objectionable
because it is forcby arrest, detention and search
10 matter how politely the visitation" may be made
or how brief its Duration so long the right is not
ceeded by special agreement n Richmond Dispatch.
BIsHoP ATKINsoN.-This distinguished Divine preach
ed to crowded audiences in the Episcopal Church. this
place on Sunday last and also the Saturday evening
previous After very excellent and eloquent sermon,
on Sunday evening the Reverend Bishop administered
the Rites of Confirmation to seven persons.
Ntwbrn NesD Era.
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ORTEo NUMERO el4 ORDINARIO.
HARTFORD, CONN.

Sour APPROXIMATIONS to the $IOOUOU OF S6OU each; Of
t4OO to O00 of $400t $50 600 of $500 to $4,000;
of $500 to $4,000.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters So
Prizes cashed at sight at s per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
Known
81 All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed
DON RODRIGUEZ, of City Post, Charleston S. G."
February 18th, 1858. l78&32lV
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LARGE CoTToA PLANTERs-A few days since para
grap published, giving some account OF the cotton
crop of Col. Bond of Georgia, which amounted last
year to 2l0O bales and thearges sentto market by
any planter of the State Vidaia correspondent of
the Free Trader Matched contrasts the planters Of
Mississippi and Louisiana with Georgia celebrity
follows
There half dozen planters in Concordia parish
and Louisiana, also many more in Mississippi, that
make far higher mark than this. Not to make thing
nvidous, the of A. V. Davis esq. of Concordia
parish who makes all his cotton there chaks up several
hundred bales above the Georgia planter does L. r.
Marshall ESQ.,. in the State of louisiana raising in that
State alone than three thousand five hundred bales
so did ohm ROuth, ESQ.,, Of Hard Times, full much
if not more; did Frederick Stanton, esq, but few
weeks deceased, raise twentyeght hundred bales the
present year-al in Concordia parish-and even more
than this figure in l855-all in Louisiana and there
are numerous others that up nearly So to the
Georgia highest knot. For instance, L. r. Marshall
residence NatcheZ, planter in three States Louisiana
Mississippi and Arkansas is more than four thousand
bale producer; is DR.. Stephen Duncan more than
three thousand bale grower in the State of Mississippi
besides being an opuent planter of Louisiana-more
than four thousand bales in ALL The great estate of the
two princely planters Of this region the late Samuel
Davis and Francis Surgent esq, always produced from
three to five thousand bales each until their deaths div
ded the estate among the heirs
SPANISH TRADE WITH THE UNITED SrATEs.-The
following statement by Ernest Valger, Consul at Bar
ceona appears in the Annual report of the Secretary Of
State and Foreign Commerce and Commercial Charges
for 1853:
The amount of tonnage of American vessels entered
at this port during the year therefore, 1902 tons
and of those cleared 10000 TONS In regard to the i'm
portaon of cotton, in summing up the cargoes of cot
ton imported here from the States, obtain result of
$4,000 bales instead of 81 1914 bales given in the Off
cal tables which [ transmit The city of Barcelona
appears to be by far the largest of cotton
Spain, vet owing to several circumstances there has
been considerable falling off in the importation of cot
ton when compared with the $4,000 bales of the year
1856. think may with safety state, that the average
consumption of cotton at this place. in times of peace
According to my calculation, Spain must have paid
US during the past year for the three principal articles of
breadstu cotton and tobacco, the considerable of
$l2,500,0OO.
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
OK HHDS. NEW CROP MOLAssEs; 100 bags Coffee
10 Rio, Laguayra and Java; IS bbls n Y. City Mess
Pork; so bbs Sugar, n O. c. Coffee A White and Crush
ed Is boxes assorted Candy-(25 and so h. boxes y 80
boxes Soap Chemical Olive Pale and No do; 80 boxes
Adamantine Candles 10 boxes Sperm Starch, Soda Sale
ratus and Yeast Powders, in store and for sale by
March 18th ZENO 81. GREENE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18

SACK SALT,
EOO SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, in bright sacks. For
e)\DO sale by WILLARD i CURTIS.
March IL.
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A GENUINE ARTICLE.

GENUINE ARTICLE.
COUPlN'S IMPORTED FRENCH FELT HATS!
I'm A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH FELT
Soft Hats now opened also the largest variety Of
- American Felt Hats of every style and color ever
opened in the State, be found among
STOCK now opening at the Hat and Cap Emporium, ~
Market street. CHAS. ID. MYERS.
March g. 1859.
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The CorroN CROP AND REcE1rTs-MR CLIsBY -
In former article expressed the opinion that cotton
would 60 much higher i'll April and May than IL cents.
see nothing to change that opinion, but every crcun-
stance c'nhrms me i'll that opinion and say now as
said III my former article tic planters have the price for
the remainder OF their crop in their own hands, Cotton
in Macon i'll April and May will bring from IL to 14c
per Id. Why do | say so? The estimated consump-
ton of American cotton by the world is put down at
100000 to 100000. The whole receipts at the
ports is 100000. Last year from the fifth of March
to the first of September 1885, the receipts at ports
was million of bales. The decrease the increase the
last two weeks is lightweight thousand bales and this
week it will be fifty thousand more. Now, we must re-
ceive much this year Tor nearly So from the fifth of
March to September, 1858, to insure crop of $780,
900 bales. How is that possible when the receipts are
falling off lightweight thousand bales in two weeks p
If the crop docs not up to those exaggerated est
mates, what will be the effect? My opinion is that the
month of March alone will show decrease OF two hun
dred thousand bales April hundred and fifty thou
sand bales. That will make three hundred and fifty
thousand bales. 1ieI il we receive as much from May
to September, 1859, as received from May to Sep
TENDER, 1858 will have six hundred and fifty thou
sand bales to add to the twentynne hundred THOUSAND
bales already received which will make crop of $780,
O00 No man, Mr. Clisby believes for a moment that
he will receive as much, cotton from May to
September, this year, as received last year. An
idea OF war in Europe is ridiculous No man at all
acquainted with European politics believes any such
thing There there be- no motive for war among
the crowned heads OF Europe now.
COMMERCE..
Macon (Gul TeIeprnDh
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wHISKEY-WHISK

WHISKEY-WHISKEY.
100 BBLS. NORTH STATE (WHITE) WHISKEY;
lOV 20 half bbs. Old Rye Whiskey; landing from
Schr. Louisiana. For sale by
March 18th T. H. McKOY u CO.
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ST.. LOUIS, March 9.-I'le overland mail which left
San Francisco the I4th ut arrived here this after
noon.
During the hurricane encountered by the steamer IN
Gle Sam, when forty miles from the Heads $4,000
worth of government property was thrown overheard.
The State Medical Society of California had
ated DIR. Cole from the charges made against him.
The passengers by the Tehuantepcc steamer Quaker
City the 20th of January failed to connect with the
Pacific steamer Golden Age, in consequence of the
bility to cross CoatucOlcos bar account of the
heavy gale which prevailed at the time.
The San Francisco papers contain Honolulu dates tC
January Goth.
The exports of whale products during 1913 amounted
to upwards of 10000 bbs of oil, 100000 lbs. of
bone, material increase the exports of the year
previous. Some difficulty had occurred in the Ochotsk
sea, growing out of the iorts of the Russian brig Con
santne to prevent American. French and other vessels
from whaling there.
johnson Island had been taken poSs, s5ou of by force
Improvements were i'll progress by the Pacific Guano
Company with the view of shipping guano.
The passengers by the mail report that new silver
mines have been opened at Arizona. Lead "copper" iron
gold and silver ore and alum, abound in the Territory
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18
THOMAS SETTLE, JR., S. !

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
l. RUFUS II. PAGE, Secretary of State in and for the
State of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing
Given under my hand this lst day of March, 1859.
RUFUS H. PAGE,
SeCTetQrV of State.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-18
SHERIFFS SALE.

Gtate of Louisiana. parish Of Bossier,
- In Justice v. Walkers court. No.
w. B. Gambill VS. Thomas B. Bal
lard. BY virtue of three writs Of fieri
facias issued out Of the honorable the
Justices court by V. Walker. Esq, OF
the parish of Bossier, in the above en-
titled suit and TO me directed, have
selzed and will proceed TO sell at the
court house door in the town of Belle
vue, parish OF Bossier. on the first Sat
urday, the Sd day of December, A. D..
1859, between the hours OF IL eek A.
NJ, and 4 P. NJ. the following described
property. to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the south
east quarier of section No. twenty.
seven l27) in township No. lweniy-
three fool nj rang No. eleven I'D of
The north.west Ian district of Louis
lana, 80. a,.... : ioriy acres, more or
lees wi tn all The Improvements thereon.
Seized az the properly Of Thomas
B. ballard and 10 be sold to pay and
satisfy The writ issued in the above en-
titled suit.
Terms of Sale--Cash, the benefit Of
aPpfaIsement.
Bellevue, 18Th day Of Oct, 1859.
l. r. STEELE. sheriff.
BY w. ]. Hancock, deputy.
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