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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

Ga We are told that large majority of the people
of the North opposed to the late aggressive movement
at Harpers Ferry. We do not believe it. We say
that if the people of the South place confidence in
such professions or reliance in anything but themselves
they will be mistaken.
cold John Brown and his associates, are in Jail aud
will be hung and the North sympahises with these mid
night disturbers of peaceful town. and mnrderers of
peaceful citizens. Even the Journal Of Commerce, con-
servave and untabolition it u.s. acknowledges this,
when it advises the pardon Of these traitors and muir
deels or at least the communication of their punishment
from that OF DEATH The Journal does not do so because
it itself thinks ths ought to be spared but because
it knows northern sentiment and knows that that senti-
ment will be outraged by the just and proper punish
ment Of the HarpUs Ferry criminals.
Now why should this be SO? Why should the infic
ton of the death penalty Brown and his associates
arouse the Indignation of North if the North repro
bates their acts? What should there be about these
murderers more than Others that objection should be
taken against their punishment? The majority at the
North sympathise with old Brown" They think his
expedition ill advised wild chimerical illegal, but not
avrong, that is the truth Of it. just look at the im-
petus Harper's Ferry has given to the Republican
cause? Look at New York New Jersey, Wisconsin,
Massachusetts. Old Browns" expedition is the fruit
of Stewards teachings The late election in New YORK
proves that that State endorses these teachings 1t is
folly to say that having done So she does not approve
their fruits, apparent as these fruits
Where are the movements at the North to indicate
any condemnation of such things? Where the public
meetings ?-where anything There has been none
The L" irrepressibe conflict has come. We might as
wall saw so since such is the fact
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

The WEATHER.-Saturday night and Sunday it
rained Sunday night it blew, and this (Monday) morn
ing it foze and there was ice on all waterbuckets and
areooed dogs felt uncomfortable in their understand
ings. To-day the sun shines as bright as anybody's
sum- and cannot any of the spots that you read
about After three white frosts, they say" that we
will have rain, and we suppose after more rain we
will have three white frosts and then Christmas will be
C oming and New Year, and nigger-hiring and men
with bills and general discomfort, and all things will
start in their old tracks-nearly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

hae Cook, the second in command to old Brown, has
presented long paper confession which is said to
throw very little light the Harpers Ferry affair lie
gives rambling accounts Of his personal experience
and perhaps of his own suerings but satisfactory
account of things about which the public feel interest
The people about Harpers Ferry think that Cook is the
worst of the crowd as he acted the part OF spy and
emssary of iusurrecton. He plead guilty on all the
counts with the exception of that for treason Judge
Parker overrued the exception The point will be car
ried to the Appellate Court Tie object OF Cooks coun-
sci in pleading guilty to all the charges but that tor rea
son and excepting that is for the purpose OF placing
his case within the reach of the padonng power OF the
Governor Treason is not pardonabe in Virginia with
out special consent of the Legislature.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

RAMPANr.-The Pittsburg Dispatch is highly indig-
nant at the efforts on foot to bring all the Harpers
Ferry insurgents to justice. Hear it:
Gov. Wise, it will be seen has offered rewards for
several other insurgents" The State of Virginia has
already many she knows what to do with, and we
sincerely hope that every yagabond who attempts to be-
tray any of them into the hand of such claw as is
given to haters of slavery will be taught an eectua
lesson never to be forgotten.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

BSg~ Mr. T. w Atkin offers Ethe Asheville Neacs
Democratic for sale. He says that the circulation is
fair and might be increased The jobbing and adverti
sing are renumerative. A bargain will be given
This would be tempting chance in June, July or
August but since the frost has set in the mountains are
less attractive We Think however, that fair opening
exists for man of talent and energy to make comfort
able living and do good service. Asheville is situated
in beautiful and healthy country. When man there
gets tired of living, he has to down to the
try to die.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

Two HEADs.-A single brief paragraph, in the news
by the City of Baltimore, gives evidence of the opera
tons of cause of difficulty which anticipated when
when Lombardy was united to Piedmont The para
graph runs thus =
TURIN Wednesday-The Minister of Justice has resigned
in the Court of Cessation being transferred
from Turin to Milan
This is the first movement of the inevitable jealousy
between the old dominion of Piedmont and the new
y acquired territory of Lombardy Milan, the third
City in Italy in population and the second III wealth
and commerce, could hardly rest satisfied with position
subordinate to Turin her Inferior in wealth. population,
art and antiquity and yet Turin the capital
of the Piedmonese socaled Sandman monarchy can
not submit lose the prestige and profit attached to that
position or even to share it with Milan. The removal
of the Court of Cessation to Milan concession due
from Victor Emanuel to his Lombard subjects, has ex
cited feeling at Turin and the Minister of Justice has
resigned on account of it. The Court of Cessation, we
take to be something of Supreme Court, or Court of
Appeal.
Piedmont or the King thereof takes Lombardy with
debt of two hundred and fifty millions of FORMS about
one hundred and forty millions of dollars of debt be-
sides assuming the payment of certain
back to France advances of money made for the Sard
Man army, ETC., etc.
After having spent the lives and treasure of her peo-
ple-borrowed money from Franciscan her fields trod-
den by invading hosts or occupying allies, what has
Piedmont her people gained? With Parma and
Lombardy the kingdom is still only a sccond-rate
power and cannot of itself stand alone against either OF
it's gigantic neighbours Jealouses must arise and have
already arisen, and with the territory, comes new
and enormous debt and heavier taxation, and this is
glory! The world grows older but whether it grows
wiser may fairly admit OF question.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

AN IDEA-It appears that certain speculative parties
at the North had conceived the idea of getting up
excursion to see old Brown" and the other Harpers
Ferry convics hung end actually tried to effect an ar
rangement with the authorities of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company. Of course the object was
pecunary speculation. The Company refused very pro-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18
An Old Rascal,

An old man in Indiana recently cowhded his daught-
er, nineteen years old, for wearing hoops The aged
acilliam. No doubt that young woman was 1" fair as
the dawn" "beautifu exceednklie but being beautiful
naturally wanted to be beautfuller. What is beauty
without soap? What is Hooser "gal :" nineteen
years old without hoops? Better be out of the world
than out of the fashion. Hoops is the fashion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION, situated in Bruins
"A wick county, six miles below the of Wilmington
containing SIX HUNDRED ACRES. half of which is
tide swamp, $50 or 100 under bank and dch) lies
well and is very rich being mostly brake. A good
two story Dwelling House containing eight rooms, with
premises. family of young Negroes would be taken in
part payment Those DESTROYS of purchasing will do well
to inspect the premises. Address Whteville n c.
CALVIN HAYNES;
or D. PIGOTT, Wilmington, N. C.
sept III, 1893. 5-tf-3tf
Georgetown Is: CO. Pee Dee Times copy weeks and
send bill to this office.
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Democratic Meetings.

The last AsheUiHe Ne,0s contains the proceeding OF
meetings held in the counties of Yancy and Madison,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to the Democratic
State Convention at Raleigh and the Democratic Dis
trict Convention at Asheville
Both meetings cordially approve the administration
of His Excellency, John W. Ellis, and recommend
his denomination. The doctrines avowed by Senator
Douga are declared to be not in accordance with the
avowed and declared doctrines of the National Demo-
cratic partv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

SYMPATHY AND CoMPRoM1sE-The following mani
icstO of the Executive Committee of the American
Ant-SaVery Society," lately adopted at Boston, has
been going the rounds of exchanges 1t demon
strates without eXaggeaon the spirit of sympathy with
nsurecton and unrelentng hatred towards the social
system Of the Southern States which be crushed
or which must eventually crush out every pretence to
State equality, or to that mutual good faith and good
feeling upon which the continuance Of the Union de-
pends We commend it especially to the careful PERU
sal Of those OF fre-eating friends in Virginia who
have lately and loudly preached the policy of compro
mise with antislavery sympathy and squatter sovereign
ty anarchy ard absolute immunity from Congress to all
such attempts that OF John Brown of Ossawattome
provided they should Occur in the territories of the
Union
Execution OF CAPTAIN JOHN BRowN.-At meet
ing OF the Executive Committee of the American Anti
Slavery Society, held in Boston November lst, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That it is recommended to the friends OF I'M
partial freedom thrUugh the free States 10 case of the
execution OF Captain Ohm Brownuow trial Tor his life
in Virginia, to observe that ragical event. the day OF
its occurrence such by them may be deemed
most appropriate In their various localities by
public meetings and addresses the adoption of resou-
tons private conferences any other justiabe mode
Of actOntOr the urtberance of the antslavery cause
and renewedy to cOnsecrate themselves to the patriotic
and Christian work of efecting the abolition of that
most dangerous unnatural cruel and mpouS system of
slavery WHICH tne FuIuI source o all our secuOnal
heartburnlpgs and conflicts, which powerfully and in
creaslngy rCnds TO promote servie Dsurrect and
civil war, which cannot be more truly cOmpre-
hensvey described than "THE SUM OF ALL vILAN1Es
which is burning disgrace and fearful the
whole country and by the speedy extinction Of which,
alone the land be saved from violence, blood and
utter decentralization
In behalf of the Executive Committee of the Ameri-
can Anti-Slavery Society.
VIM LLOYD GARRISON, Pres't
Cnan2ps e fH Bu1Fs1eu. Secretaries
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s. ) s o q O O

Eour Approximations the 500 coo of $500 each:
"a to $4,000 OF s4D0to $40 0G0; of s40O <2OOV
4 of $400 to $lG,G00.
Whole Tsc!Asts $50 /; Halves $40 Quarters S..
Prizes caehed al iJsl cent. Discount.
Bills all solvent Bar4s sahen at par.
drawing will be forwarded result hecort
known.
ss Ali orders for Schemes Tickets addressed 20
- DON RODRIGUEZ Of City Post. Charleston S. c.
Nov 9Th, iSH9 56Sll-lY
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BHoratio Stone, the sculptor, has matured and mod
eed his design of statue the late Thomas Hart Benton
as he often appeared before the American Senate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18
For the Journal.
To the Cotton Factors of Wilmington.

GENT: In New Orleans Charleston, and presume other
Southern markets. Cotton Factors employ regular parties
sample Cotton, which samples placed upon
Of the Factors where all Brokers have access con
tract for such Cotton1 wanted by their employers
who pay them half of per cent Brokerage Commissions
In New York the Cotton Merchant places large samples
his tables from which all Brokers who desire
sample and the first Broker who obtains the price demanded
by the Factor completes the contract and gets Broke
Commission Of half cents per bale from both
buyer and seller for his services.
Now Gentlemen of Wilmington, you not adapt some
such arrangement in this market give chance
to an OUTSIDE BROKER AND HIS EMPLOYER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

BUR WHEAT.
LNXTRA NEW HUl1LED BUCK WHEAT, Just received.
II For sale by L. B. HUGGINS IL SONS,
Nov. TO- s. E. cor. Market & Sec. st.
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The Observation-Disclosures. Chaplin & Co., have
commenced the publication of weekly paper under the
above title, at Goldsboro', n. G.
1t is handsomely printed-of fair size-well got up,
and gives promise of industry and talent 1t eschews
party politics. and dvotes itself to the news of the day
and other matters of interest Price So per annum in
advance,
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THOSE NEW WORKS

TIlUsE NEW WORKS,
10y EXPRESS, this morning, at KELLEYS Book Store.
ID Bulah, a and interesting novel;
Man, from his Cradle to his Grave, by c. Graham;
History Of Methodism by Stephens St and I'd VOL most
valuable and interesting work.
Manual of Scientific and Practical Agriculture for the
school and farm
The Corner Cupboard facts for everybody embracing
facts about First things generally known Secondly
things that ought to be known and Thirdly things worth
knowing.
Life for a Life by Miss Muloch;
LiZzy Glenn the Trials of Seamstress, by T. S. Ar
thur His works well known to need word from
US to ensure their sale.
Leary Ready Reckoner and Coin Book;
SCOTS Military Tactics;
Hannah Moure's Private Devotions.
November Ilth
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

BGP The Washington States comes out in new dress
and with new name, an addition to its old one
To the title States it adds the other SO essential to
strength and prosperity, Union -" States and
Union" The paper exhibits decided ability and ap-
pears to be the only Democratic paper published at the
seat of government at any rate it is the only
ceved at this Office. We believe there paper called
the Constitution" published by man named Bow
man, but we see it, although it might sometimes
be useful on account of the official announcements
published in its columns. 1t generally declines to ex-
change with Democratic papers, being lofty in its no.
lions.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18
ny Yesterday was observed by the German citizt

"a Yesterday was observed by the German citizens
of many portions of the Union, as the first centenary of
of the birth Of the poet Schiller, who has been some
times called the German Shakespear. Schiller and
Goethe are unquestionaby the two first names in Ger
man literature and their joint residence at Wemar,
gave to the little capital of petty Duchy, an interest
greater than that which attaches to even the metropolis
of the Prussan Monarchy Goethe was ten years older
than Schiller having been born in l749, while Schiller
was horn in l759-Dpilu Journal llM inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18

SUNDRIES.
az CASKS NEW CROP RICE;
Le) 500 bags Rio, Laguayra, and Java Coffee;
30 hhds. New Orleans Muscovado and Porto kco
Sugar;
1000 Seamless Sacks Salt, in splendid order
1000 Sewed Is
500 Sacks Marshall's Fine Salt "
20 Bales Cotton Bagging;
500 Kegs Nails, all sizes;
100 Bbls. Portland Syrup;
5000 Two Bushel Gunny Bags;
SO Bbls. N. Y. City Mess Pork;
100 i" Sugar, various grades;
so Coils Rope;
- nHo'' NA''A''''' HATHAwAY & co.
Oct 70 52-d&w
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DEAD-Mr. ]. j. Williams formerly of Marlborough, N. Co.
lied in Galveston, Texas On the l4h u, of yellow fever
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Comply
HARTFORD, CONN.

INCORPORATED A. D. 1870. CHARTER PERPETUAL
Authoilseu .SI,OUO,OOO
Capital Paid Ing, 100000
Surplus, Observation-Disclosures. 100000
ASSETS JANUARY /, 1859.
Cash on hand and in Bank, ass %
Cash in hand of Agents and in transit. 54827 90
Real Estate unencumbered, (cash value Is 900 90
Bills Receivable amply secured ........... 73l4 So
2404 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford, .2304l3 90
1900 s. 1" " " New York. ....... $50 90
7l0 {" g " 6 Boston, .......... 74,62O 90
100 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri 10000 90
State and City Bonds per cents. ....... 74245 90
Rail Road Stocks. I6 25O 90
United States Treasury Notes, A035 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18
TUUpENTEnE STILLS

TUNPENTENE STILLS
M AIDE TO ORDER, at short notice and upon the most
vi improved plans. Having had than fifteen years
in this line of business, make better article for the
same money, than any other establishment North South
HART BAILEY.
Nov. lGth, 1859 57&ll-tf
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$40.
THE $40 DOUBLE LOCfA STITCH FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,

THE $40 DOUBLE LOCHN STITCH FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT BARRY's DAGUERREoTYPE
GALLERY, MOZART HALL.
CoMPIE + : W1fH = TIE YiBLE.
SEWING WITH TWO THREADS FROM TWO sPOOLS
Patented January 4th, 1859.
No Complicated Machinery-No Getting out of Order
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR FAMILY AND PLANTATION USE
1000 STITCHES IN A MIN UTE!
These machines warranted first class and fully equal
to the highest priced machines.
OBSERVE We invite all to bring any garment COARSE or
FINE, HEAVY LIGHT, which will make up at once,
thus establishing the reputation of Machneshe only
low priced machine yet offered sewing with two threads
and
GUARANTEED NO HUMBUG!
These machines will Gather, Hem, Stitch or Fell in the
beautiful and substantial manner Our new and i'm
proved hemmer will turn hem of any width stitching
the time without any previous basting.
We these Machines to be just what we here
present. and guarantee to refund the money to any per
who learning their use satisfied with his
gain.
IS Testimonials be at the rooms and reference
given. E. T. BARRY & CO.,
Propretor of the Patent for Middle and Eastern North
Carolina, to whom apply for County Agencies.
June 2Oth l859.-244f 43 lawly.
WILMINGTON, N. c., 18th July, 1859.
Messrs E. I. BARRY Il Co. Gentlemen
THE SEWING MACHINt1 of Scoyil & Goodels pattern
which purchased from you some time since, sews with
great rapidy and Its great recommendations
lily The and children about the house soon
quire knowledge of its and apparently we'll
the most experienced. have hestancy in recommend.
ing it as q useful invention
July 5.-4s-1 NJ. LONDON.
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JUST OPENED.
4 LARGE and splendid assortment OF Window Shades.
n For sale by G. POLVOGT,
Nov 10th Corner Front and Princess SITS.
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ASSETS JANUARY l, 1859


DIRECTORS.
81. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL JOY ALLYN,
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOHN P. BRACE,
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES J. Russ
II. HUNTINGTON, President
TIMo. G. ALLYN, Secretary.
G. G. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
VIM N. BOWERS. Actudry.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY YEARS. continues to Insure against Loss Damage
by Fire Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores N4r
chandse, Mills, Manufactures, and other kinds of
property, it's usual satisfactory terms
Particular attention given to nsurng Farm Property
ssting of Dwellings, Barns and Buildings connected
and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
years at loao rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the dy authorised for Wimin gon and vicinity.
Losses equaby adjusted at this Agency, and paid imme
dia tey, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN tho
cities Of Neo York Boston, the assured may prefer
II. R. SAVAGE, Agent.
Wilmington N c.. Feb. Ia. la59-l4l-261y*
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RECEIVED

RECEIVED
4 NEW ASSORTMENT of Glazed Wall Papers Those
IN in want can be supplied at a very reasonable
price. G. POLVOGT
Nov. 10th Corner Front and Princess SITS,
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sUEDRIES.
IN BAGS RIO COFFEE;
OU Is do. Laguayra do
40 bbs. Sugar-all grades;
hhds. do. bright Porto Rico;
80 boxes Cogate's No. and Pale Soap;
Is do. Kngsford's Pearl Starch;
Is bbls. pure Cider Vinegar.
IS kegs Nails, ali sizes;
Is bags Shot;
Powder in kegs and cansters;
25 boxes Adamantine Candles;
rs do. Candy, assorted;
20 bbs. Sugar and Soda Crackers;
boxes do. do; ,.
Hardware and Hollow ware; Grindstones; SaddleFy
Boots and Shoes, a general assortment For sale by
Oct. Sth ALDERMAN d BETTENCOURI'
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
! / HE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government
under the Supervision of the Captain General Of Cabs VIII
take place at HAVANA, on
TUESDA 7, NoUem6er 18th, 1859.
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FLOUR.
CTOKLEY OLDHAM constantly manu- RfB
- featuring the BEST FAMILY FLOUR, atLAE5
the CAPE FEAR FLOUR MILLS, Wilmington, N. -
c. For sale at the Mills, and at their Store No. South
Water street:
In whole barrels and half barrels;
In bags containing One-hatf;
In bags containing one-fourth
III bags containing eigth;
They keep constantly hand at the Mill and at their
store FRESH GROUND MEAL, HOMMLNY, CRACK.
ED CORN. cow FEED, SHORTS, BRAN, &C., dc.
They also keep for sale
CORN at wholesale and retail
OA rs at wholesale and retail
PEAS at wholesale and retail
IA Y at wholesale and retail;
Marshall's FINE SALT in sacks;
Liverpool ground ALUM SALT, in sacks;
North Carolina FLOUR on consignment
July g. 1859.
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PROVISIONS, sc.
NTESS PORK-LARD-BUTTER;
lXl Cheese, Mulets, Bacon,
Gunny bagging, Rope and Irvine;
Coffee of all kinds and Sugars
Raisons, Candy Crackers; ,...o,ab nv
Candles Soap, &c. Just received and Tor sac ~
Nov O. 0''F' ZENO b. GREENE
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEGRO WOOL HAI'
In THE STATE. -,
NTERCHANTS, PLANTERS AND CONTAGIOUS WIZ
lN please examine them. Our prices are low; oonr
Nov. g. MYERS q MOoH
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THE MOST SERVICEABLE.
TINE STRONGEST AND BEST, AND THE LOWE1o To-
l. PRICED UMBRELLAS in are those sold at the n0'
Nov. 9. MYERS MOORE.