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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-29
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA
ARRIVED.


April 22-Sohr Rachel s. Miller, Henderson, for New
York, by Keith 4 Flanner with naval stores
sehr. L. r Smith, Cheesebro. for New York, by A. D.
Steamer James Grist, Banks, for Fayetteville by j.
Petteway.
Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville, by Allen & Clark
23Schr. Sarah Cullen, Cullen, for Philadelphia by J.
81. Flanner with naval stores and lumber
25Steamer Hattie Hart Peck for Fayetteville, by Mas
April 26-Brg John BaIch, Melville, for Havana, by b
schr. John, Burton, for New York, by Murray & Co.,
with naval stores, &c.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder for Fayetteville by
27-schr R. W Brown, Andrews, for New York, by A.
schr. Francis sattery, Cooper, for New York. byA. D.
Cazaux with rough rice, &c.
schr. Willard Fillmore, Woosey for New York, by T. c.
Worth ; naval stores.
p to war 9ay AD with Fon
schr Flying seud Carmine, from Baltimore to Russell
Bro; with mdze .ss.se.a
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayetteville, to
& G Worth.
Steamer Hattie Hart, Peck, from Fayetteville to master.
CLEARED.
April 2l-steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville to Allen
schr. James Buchanan Morse, from Washington n c.,
to Willard Curtis with
22-Schr. g. W. Grice, Palmer, from Richmond Va to
Russell Bro; with mdze.
Steamer Black River Dicksey frem Fayetteville to D.
A. Lamont.
24--seamer Hattie Hart, Peck, from Fayetteville, to
25-schr: Louisiana, MITCHELL from Baltimore, to Russell
Bro; with mdze.
schr Oliver H. Lee, soper, from Carolina City, N. Co.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder from Fayetteville, to A.
27-schr. James r. Pringle Chaplin, from Windsor, N
G., to J. R. Blossom with slaves
2s-schr Smithsonian, vanBrunt, for New York, by A.
schr Aid, English for New York by 7. c. Worth with
schr Chronometer, Pearson, for Bath, Me-, by ]. H.
Chadbourn & Co.: with lumber
Willard Curtis with molasses 4 flour. -' O'' "
Steamer Hattie Hart Peck for Fayetteville by Master.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
any city, and cheap for cash. offered to the in
spection of the public at No. TO- Front Street. Wilmington,
n c. Purchasing from first hands at the factories cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent the Subscriber is
enabled to offer greater inducements the citizens of Will
mngton and of the State generally to buy at home than
has before been offered Goods for the interior will
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that persons from the interior Of the
State who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial. The following some
of the articles to be found in his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas TeteaTetes Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs
Eageres Whatnots Otomans FootStoos, Centre Sofa
and Card Tables Chairs, Mantle and Pier Glasses, Secre
taries Book Cases. Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards, Cane Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs, great
variety; Bureaus. Bedsteads Washsands Toilet Tables
Wardrobes, Fancy Cottage Sets Mattresses, Beds Pillows
Boasters &c. A large stock of Looking Glasses Office
Furniture, Chdrens Chairs Cradles Cribs, Trunde Bed
steads Toy Bureaus, &c o. l.. FILLYAW.
March I'd, 1859 l50&27-ly
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MARRIED.,

In this town. the 9th inst by the Rev. R. B. Drane,
the residence of Mrs. Robert Gibbs JAMES MORR1
SEY ESQ., of Sampson CO., to Miss NJ E. GIBBS daughter
of the late Robert Gibbs
At Front St. NJ. E. Church Tuesday evening at O.
clock by Rev Charles Belts of South Carolina, Mr. VIM
n BOWDEN and Miss LULA c. HUGGINS, daughter OF
the late Rev. I. Higgins of this place.
Near Chinquepin, in Dupin county, Wednesday, the
10Th April 1855 by Henry MAXWELL Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM
HOUSTON to Miss SARAH SLOAN, daughter of David
Sloan, Esq.
In Duplin county, Tuesday, the 18th inst at o'clock
bv Geo Smith, Esq, Capt. DANIEL H. SIMMONS to Miss
MARIUM GRADY, all of Duplin.
In Baden County the 10th nst by John H. Clark Mr.
JOHN TURNER and Miss JANE MEARES.
In Dupin county, Sabbath evening the Sd inst, by
to Miss DOROTHY BROWN.
| Biblical Recorder please copy.
In Dupn county, the evening of the 18th inst by Rev
ESTHER daughter of Mr. Jesse Quinn, all of Duplin
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HET uOLLANDsCH BITTER.

We have received another Certificate of Grand Rapids
Michigan, dated 10Th June, 1858.
PETER DANE, a Hoander, desires to publish in the
Niecsbod that the Holland Bters entirely cured him of
Indigestion Fever and Debility with which he suffered all
the spring Peter Dane grateful to the proprieors of this
great remedy and takes this way to his
countrymen. j. QUlNTUS,
Ed. Sheboygan Niuarsbode, Sheboygan, WIS.,
See advertisement. 1April 26--l97&35-lw
BE- W authorized and requested 20 announce Hon
WARREN WINSLOW, Of Cumberland county, as a cand
date for reelection to this the third district OF
North Carolina, in the next Congress of the United States
subject to the action of Democratic District Convention
should the party of the district deem proper to call
March 9TH 1859
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Mind your own Rusiness.

DID the reader ever receive this advice? Did he ever
stick to it ?"-that he must give the mind to it DIR.
Nagoon said these important truths in lecture to young
men on this subject. He said, also, that every man
ought to have some business as industry is duty bind
ing on ALL rich as well as poor True. A man withno
object in life but the pursuit of pleasure can never poss
real manliness. &c. think, every ought to
we purpose in life-a business-some industrial pur-
ut-for human drone should not burden society. The
human drone can not become type of his kind the
process of development is arrested and he is an mper
lect Individual We think that woman is entitled to
ONE business as well as man is. The lecturer said
NO man is born who has not business form with
am, to which he is specially adapted-one in which he
Can ezcell" Woman what is your congenial business
pmY'-It man has One-and he has-so have you.
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War and Debt In Europe.

After peace of forty-four years. there are clements
1otiOn now which threaten retrograde movement
+bp affairs of Europe return to strife and "a re-
o of the expenditure of that capital which has been
ong accommodating, notwithstanding the efforts of the
r6ment by what is called the protective restric-
g system to keep the masses of the people poor and
!, make the wealth of the country pass through the
lands of the government and its protected defendants
m wars of the ear part of the present century created
% vast debts which have been the means Of extract
luz the proceeds of industry from labor and putting
HAM into the pockets of stockholders and renters In
,, immense debts thus created might be recognized
3s TO keep the peace for the future but long years
~ r1gperity have caused those debts to diminish if
oo absolutely at least in proportion to the national
ratb The annual cost of the debts of France and
TsrIand we learn as follows:
rance, annu- 1900 1922. 1852. 1857.
81, 100000 1921 900 So 100000 1882. Ill
and do 100000 l54 448 400 1884, 600 l29877 $50
These sums represent the amount collected from the
na industry, and paid over to the creditors of the
ycrnments, which borrowed mostly for war purposes
ro entire value of these debts depends now upon the
l,oscrvaton of peace, and all those appliances which
obIa the payers to earn Wherewith to discharge the
rnual demand. A strong government which can pre-
ryo the general tranquility, and promote that produc
rn industry on which its revenues depend will receive
% confidence of present creditors and future lenders
r is confidence in the government alone which susains
@ rrascnt value of stock securities, and France, in
las rave fearful example Of the effect of govern
1oantaIchange upon those values Ia November, l847
Tho government effected loan of f250,00OJOOO in a
L3 ner cent stock, with the house of Rohschild at
-525 rate which represented the then credit of the
Government Of Louis Philippe. In the following Feb
ruary the revolution occurred, the third which Roth
cfd had taken at 1926 fell to 49,, which would ind
cate loss offI03000, but his contract cancelled
and the funds have since tluctuated as follows:
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DIED.

In this coany the 2st nst at the residence of Evan
Larkns, ESQ.,, Mrs. RHODA EVANS, aged IS years.
On Cypress Creek in Dupn County, n c., The 2lst
inst, lfpast O'clock p M THOMAS, infant son OF
Susan and Thomas Lanier, aged ID days
Thus in the early stage of life,
One lovely babe is gone to a world of bliss.
Con-.
her residence in Columbus county, the 18th day
April 1859 Mrs. MARGARET JONES, in the 18th year OF
her age.
At Masonboro Sound, the I'D inst, Mr. JAMES WILL
SON, aged So years.
In Onslow county, the 18th of April 1885, at the resi-
denee of s. Dixon ESQ., Miss HANNAH SHEPARD, in the
18th wear of her age. She had been true and worthy
member of the Primitive Baptist for about forty
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-29

Not long since officer Van Stan of Detroit, discov-
cred very ingenious and novel dodge on the part of a
number oservant girls connected with oneofthe principal
hotels of that city, by which they made the prevailing
oPanson of hoops available for purposes not originally
set down among the qualifications Of the article. He
discovered place on Bicubean-strect where large
quantity Of property collected which he knew came
from hotel BY dnt of research he got list Of the
amcs Of eight girls belonging to the same hotel, who
had conveyed the property thitbe under cover of their
e'coas by means of large canvass bags attached to
The hoops In this way they had carried out hams, legs
mutton, glass and croclery ware bed clothing provis
IONS Of all kinds and no end of small trumpery such as
Is easily picked up around large hotel. On searching
lAe!r apartments the capacous pockets were found
winch had been the means of all this conveyance, and
III me trunk of one who had shown remarkable
Penc9ant Tor initiating the spread of the lady boarders
was discovered twoor three pecks of eggs large guam
NY OIL tea and coffee and various other ingredients in
me provision lne sufficient in quantity to start small
SL2cery 1t was currently stated that the same young
y confessed to an attempt to carry out half Darrell
" peer IN the same manner but failed for want OF sec
Tie other side
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These figures indicate pretty clearly the dread which
M French public had OF those incapable and dissolute
.oJbcrs and assassins who under the name Of repub
cans were eopardizng the nation and civilization
During the year 1850, when those persons were plotting
c downfall of the constitution and the constitution and
the deposition of the President, continued alarm perva-
d and this quoted only when the President crush
ed the pOtters in the midst Of their projected crimes
The rentes rose ten per cent at once. We must not
however, demand from the fluctuations of the rcntes
more than they can indicate. Nevertheless if they are
not an exact Indication of the real prosperity the
country, they constitute excellent thermometer for
dgng Of the confidence which the country has in the
government Since February, each time the government
has been led away by revolutionary ideas, menaced
by the violence of Instruction there being an interrupt
Of industrial progress, the general dsquietude man
tested itself by the quotations of the rente whilst each
time that the government got ntO sure hands, confidence
showed itself by rise in quotations and the decara-
ton by the new Emperor that Empire is peace, gave
greater tirmness to the prices The Russian
d a new loan Of 1850 100000 March, 1854 another of
.5O0000000 Jan, 1885, and again of t750,O00,000
July, 1855, together fl 800 100000, nearly $780,
900 600. These loans were issued in per cents at
Gj2j and ID per cents at 90 80. But the operation
that war did not interfere with the productive indus
try Of Western Europe, nor shake confidence in the
government. Hence we find that the immense supply
Of Stock although added to multitude of city and cor
pOrae securities put upon the market did not depress
prices which on the other hand, rose with the return O.
peace The French debt and the number Of stOckhOId
rg is as follows:
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TAR-On Friday last the price advanced 5 cents and,
with fair enquiry for shipping purposes the market has
since ruled The receipts for the week have been
small and the sales reach only 1l9 bbls at 81 Is y bb
BEEF CATTLE &c.-For beeyes notice &C tive en-
curry from butchers and in the absence of receipts worthy
of note the supply market has become materially
duced and barely sufficient for present purposes good
article stall fatted, delivered here sells readily at high
prices We quote at i to ST cents % b. as in quality
No SHEEP received and demand except for prime quail
ty.
BARRELs-n the market for empty Spirits Turpentine
barrels have change of importance to report The
arrivals for few weeks past have been light, but we note
stock in first hands, and in the absence OF the usual
demand the market has ruled exceedingly dull No sales
reported and quote second hand nominal at 81 80 81
go for lots they rum and 81 so 81 so for selected
CoTroN-Snee review of Thursday last the advices
from both home and foreign markets have been unavoabe
and the market here has ruled inactive The only ansac-
tions we Of small lot Tuesday at III cents
for strict mddng disposition the part of buyers to
operate and the market closes decidedly dull Quotations
in table are merely nominal.
CORN MEALS in fair enquiry and stock on market very
light no receipts. We quote at so cents % bushel
FLoUR the market for State brands we have so change
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No. Of Holders. Amount. No Amount.
D. nets 7ll.7I 3G4G. 1868 1872 7SO,2l5 1902 937 900
a. 1921 l9S95GOO 1879 l96l6,S8S
3s5s 5929777j 1858 1919. 200
g4.G7l l79OG37 1873 235,49l $3.50, 607, 1913
I0Il gl0,9Ol 55IG,I9IjOO $50 338 1858, O4O 832

Thus in three years of war the amount of debt in
creased 1000 millions 40 per cent, and the number
OF holders 100000, % per cent, and the great in
crease has been in the three per cents under the new
mode adopted by the Emperor for raising loans. The
average Of the rents in per cent is 500f per head,
against GOOr in 1852. That operation drew out and
utilized an immense amount of money that had been
boarded Of the $3OOO0O00O which he borrowed for the
Russian war, and it has been estimated that Onehalf
was drawn in the shape of specie from places where 1t
was rs useless as in the bottom of mine Hence that
sum equal to three years product Of California was at
dash added to the current coin of the world The i'll
Uuce Of that coin greatly stimulated the speculation
aI succeeded, and caused the regular collection
Of general taxes. The price of stocks now is at the
same point at which they stood in March, 1854 The
fleet Of European war; if it did not directly jeopardzc
r government in France, would cause great increase
u the amount Of debt and involve the interest now
100000 more renters than it did years since. New
0Gess the price of the stocks stands at this moment
higher than ut previous periods since 1912 with the ex
cption of March, 1858, and in July, 1856 There il
in the figures no evidence of that public dread of war IL
France which so many writers would have us believe
There is evidently among largely increased number o
government creditors the greatest confidence in the sta
tstics Of afairs.-U. S. Economist.
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appointment.

JOHN TAYLOR, esq, Postmaster at Goldsboro, has re-
ceiyed from President BUCHANAN, commission reap
pointing him the Office for four years from the third
of March last We are sure this arrangement will give
entire satisfaction to all concerned and no be
found who will be more faithful and diigent in the dis
charge of his duties-ITl6Nne.
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INJUNCTION.

INJUNCTION has been issued by the Supreme Court
IA of Massachusetts in favor of Joseph Burnett Co.,
against Frederick Brown, agent of Phaon & Sons, New
York, for infringement of plaintiffs trademark Co
coaine the alleged infringement being the of Phalon
& Sons " Cocone. '-Bost0n Courier.
April 29th 1859 35-lt
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 18TH, 1859.

TURPENTIEEFor this artic lie the market has ruled steady
during week just ende and all received has been taken
dsng purposes s. for virgin So O5 for yellow
dip and 81 hard u $50 lbs; owing to the meagre
arrivals there shippers in MAJ ke The quantity
has been light ad the sales foot only 1888 bbs
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NoTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water subject to the expense Of landing inspection
Turpentne about 10 q IA cents bband naval stores,
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are in
of fifth is made the price of yellow Dip
cOrdino to quality,
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SANDFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
NEVEp nEpTT TT ATTIC

COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
NEVER DEBILITATES.
A SPRING MEDICINE
A FAMILY MEDICINE,
A GOOD MEDICINE.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS,
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES CHRONIC DIORRHGA,
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
BA=See advertisement in another column.
March %, 1859 3O2m
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FATALITY AMONG TIE SwINE.-We learn from DIFF
erent sources that the farmers of this county have lost
considerable number of hogs The disease with which
they die cannot be accounted for We understand they
are taken with cough and spasms, and seem to be
chilled until they die Can any one suggest a remedy
for this disease ?-Goldsboro' Tribune.
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SPIRITS TURpENTINE-The mark opened on Friday last
at decline of cent previous quotation and has since
ruled steady IS cents II gallon receipts small and only
light stock in receivers hands Sales for the week as fol-
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NEW ROCKS.

NEW BOOKS
D ECEIVED THIS MORNING. by Express, at KELLEY'S
LII New and Fashionable Book Store
Daily Counsellor, by Mrs. L. H. Sigourney;
LeBrun's Telemaque, by Chas LeBrun;
Pillar of Fire; or, Israel in Bondageby Ingraham;
Headley's Sacred Mountains;
Expeditions Calculators for Merchants and Captains
Masons Farrier on the Horse, Cow, Hog sSheep, &C.,
Lives of Generals Washington and Greene
Floras Lexicon and Interpretation of the Language of
Flowers
o od Red d. s tRU Stone Stone, by Hugh Miller
Testimony of the Rocks g "
Footprints of the Creator, " g
The Laird of Narlaw, popular Scottish Story
Lady Blessngton's Conversation with Lord Byron.
Anri %. 1870.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.
n I1oroRs 20 oau ldomoS+;c ,

should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have TO be paid. 6
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
NEW HANOVER COUNTY COURT-MARCH TERM. 1859.
Ross Morse
Original Attachment

vs. Orlglnal AtLacnment.
The Schooner Joe Flanner.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
owners of the Schooner Joe Flanner nonresidens
is therefore ordered that publication be made in the Will
appear at the next term Of said Court to be held for the
county aforesaid, at the Court House in the town Will
mngton, the second Monday of June next then and
there to plead answer demur judgment final by de-
fault will be taken against Them and the property levied
upon be sold to satisfy Plaintiffs debt and costs.
Test, SAML R. BUNTING, Clerk.
April Goth, 1859. [Pr. fee SIS 623l 356t
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NESSRS. FULTON & PRICE ON the 2lst Feb. last
M published in your Journal three certain notes in ia
vor of Nathan We payable by my myself and Geo. Fen
nell Coach note being somewhat over $4,000 fraudulent
In justice to Mr. N WE'LL, would state that further
vesgaon matters present themselves that demand that
should give this publicity what alleged against him.
On. WE'LL } were mostly hearsay.
All complaint at end and the advertisement of Dist
February should not be urged against him. In all
ons with him former occasions, found him honorable
with me, and hereby give notice that proof can be al
legged have found that matters perhaps msrepre
sented because misunderstood by me.
April q, l859.--1986tl35Ahn IN. w. w. FENNEIL,
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PROPOSALS

For the establishment Of Ferry across the Riuer at
Hilton, dc.
I 7 HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO SELL and have the
Bridge at Hilton the North East River, removed,
and to establish its stead FERRY Persons disposed to
enter into contract for the same will hand proposals
previous to the goth of May either of the undersigned
who WILL at any tme explain particularly the details
\ $o $ e /: Z s5 zHfHn Committee.
April 26.-l97-td-35-lt.
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G7 OK ST IS, 81 49, 81 25, 81 rs is the price for
hDl ~. certain quality and style of " Yoke Seam
Shirts sell, and challenge comparison with any
other sold at 10 per cent above that price outside our
house
The greatest variety of French Yoke Shirts ever looked at
can be seen at BAIDWIN'S, 80 Market st.
A,ori1
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RosIN-The market has ruled quite firm for all grades
since the of last review and prices remain about
the previously reported The receipts for the week
have been rather better though the supply market con-
tnues lght-especialy of Pale and Common We notice
sales of 400 bills Pale at S. 50 s. 5 and 81 rs to
81 S74 y bbl for Opaque $3.50 do No at 81 Is, 81 Big
81 90 s. 81 for inferior to fine quality and small lots
at 81 40 81 so. For Common there has been moder
demand but owing mainly to the light stock offering
only small transactions have taken pacethe market clos
ing steady at 81 So % 80 lbs. Sales as follows
at
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SEND Us ONE OF THEM THINGS "A prominent
hardware house in Cincinnati received,a day or two
since, the following order:
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WoMAN's INFLUENCE.-Mighty is the influence of
woman over the hearts of men, When the sun has re-
tired behind the Western horizon and clouds hang DER
the earth in fearful and threatening manner, nothing
anmatipg the soft whisper of woman, am with
thee That influence leads the warrior to the battle
ed-causes all lurid lights to burn brilliantly and scat
tiers in mans path the most cheering prospects when she
speaks in low anthems am with thee
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since, the following order
-, Sangamon Co., ILL.,, March l8
- Co.. SuS-Send US one of them id
things that makes such HI of noise about hotel
We've opened hotel here last week. and want to make
as much noise as anybody. Send bill.
j. r. P. & BRO
2. S:-A Teller here says they call them gongs in
Terre Haute.