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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
The Elections In either States.

The reports from Kentucky are meagre and unsatis-
factory 1t would appear, however, that the Democrats
have carried the State eecting their candidate for Gov
and majority in the Legislature Also majority
of the members Of Congress but by how large ma
orty Or how stands the relative losses and gains does
not appear.
The slight Geographic indications rather than returns
from Tennessee, arc nfavorabe for the Democrats
This however amounts to very little until confirmed by
subsequent fuller accounts
The from the third district Alabama, shows the
election of David Clopton, Dem, over Thomas Judge
Opposition, by two hundred majority.
AT the election held on Monday in Missouri, the
Democrats elected member of the Legislature from
St. Louis also two County Commissioners and one
Clerk. The Republicans probably elected the balance
of their ticket in that city The rest of the State not
heard from
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

PEACHEs.-We like peaches-all of us, pretty much
and we like to get them as cheap as we can. In the
middle and western parts of the State they raise peach
es they have fine orchards and could supply our east
ern markets with fine article if the railroads would
put their reights to admit of the fruit being
brought to market We have some peaches before US,
which slip of paper informs us were raised by v
Hoover, Thomasville Guford County, and sold by G..
O. Rhodes These peaches charged, so we are told
30 cents per half bushe basket to bring them over the
N. G. Road from Townsville to Goldsboro'! What
the freight on the W. &c w. R. r. may be we do not
know, OF course they will not bear this heavy charge.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

INFORMATION FOR THE LADIES.-Are Won very
l. particular about The style? Do you mind the quality p
DO you care about the price, If you give due consdera-
ton to these es send for the following articles before
you purchase:
SILK UMBRELLAS, COMBS AND BRUSHES
TRAVELLING RETICULES,
Do. BAGS, and
FRENCH TRUNKS-nets stqEes !
We ask particular attention to assortment of TRUNKS
for your use expressly Their very ingenious arrangement
leaves place for everything and everything in its place
The LOCKS are entirely style, and give trouble in
using. The od-fashioned Spring Lock" (selflockng)
has been entirely discarded. o
Trunks sent for examination to any part of the city and
person to show them Ladies Trunks are covered
weekly arrivals from the great METROPOLITAN NAN
uFACTORI, at BALDWIN'S,
July L. 50 Market street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

Bgg~ The following documents, for We take it, that
Louis Napoleon's speech may be regarded as docu-
ment quite as much the manifesto are certainly more
direct and less diplomatic in their tone than used
to read from Kings and Emperors. Louis Napoleon
speaks pretty plainly of the difficulties of his position
The Emperor of Austria is prolix but there is
something about his composition, too that leads us to
regard it as his own personal production.
The Treaty Vnlnfranca.-speech of the Emperor
France.
PARIS, July 20, l859-The Moniteur contains the
Yesterday evening the Emperor received the great
bodies of the State the presidents of which, NJ Tropng
Count de Merry, and NJ Baroche addressed congratu-
latory speeches to his Majesty The Emperor thanked
them for their devotion, and then explained the
for his conduct during the great events. He said -
Arrived beneath the walls of Verona, the struggle
was inevitably about to change its nature, as well in
military political aspect Obliged to attack the
enemy in front, who entrenched behind great for
resses, and protected his flank by the neutrality of
the surrounding territory and about to begin long and
barren war, found myself in the face of Europe, in
arms, ready to dispute aggravate our
reverses. Nevertheless, the difficulty of the enterprise
would not have shaken my resolution if the means had
not been out of proportion to the results to be expected
It was necessary to crush bodily the obstacles oppos
ed and then to accept conflict the Rhine as well az
the Adge. 1t was necessary to fortify ourselves
openly with the concurrence of the revolution 1t was
necessary to 60 shedding precious blood and at last
risk that which sovereign should only stake for the in
dependence of his country. If have stopped it was
neither through WEAKNESS exhaustion, nor through
abandoning the noble which desired to serve but
the interests of France felt great reluctance to put
rens upon the ardor of soldiers to retrench from my
programme the territory from the Mnco to the Adrac
and to see vanish from honest hearts noble decisions
and patriotic hopes.
In order to serve the independence of Italy, made
war against the mind of Europe and the des
tiny Of my country might be endangered made peace
Our efforts ard our sacrifices have they been merely
losses?
No, we have right to be proud of this campaign.-
We have vanquished an army numerous, brave and well
organized. Piedmont has been delivered from invasion
her frontiers have been extended to the Mincio TIL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

Among tie arrivals reported to-day we notice with
pleasure that of the brig Mary McRae, from Rio de
Janeiro, to 0. G. Parsley & Co., with two thousand
bags Coffee.
We sincerely trust that this enterprise may meet with
such encouragement will justify these parties and 9TH
ers in going into and continuing direct trade so much
to be desired in every way.
By the way, have learned from competent disin-
terested party that this Coffee is very best quality
% highly desirable lot in every way.
Daily Journal 5hh inst.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
O1rrREc. Auo. Sth, 1853

QUEBEC, Aug. 9Th, 1859
The steamship Nora ScOtian arrived here last night
with Liverpool dates to the 9th ult.
England demands general disarmament as a. con-
don for her not taking part in the European Congress
Garibalds force was increasing and threatened to
contiue the struggle for independence in central Italy
A debate in Parliament shows alarm at the French
Naval increased improvements
The Paris Moniteur takes exception to the military
and naval expenditures of England.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July ~, 1859.
Cotton steady and advanced I'D in some cases.,
Sales for the past three days twentythree thousand
bales. Flour dull at lOs u.s. but holders demand an
advance Wheat has advanced 3D. Corn has de-
cning tendency The weather favorable for the crops
Rosin is steady. Spirits Turpentne has declined a
shade but the market closed steady Consols for money
cIocnd of on
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
From Mexico, California and Oregon

New ORLEANS, August 5.-By arrival to-day
we have advices from Minatitlan to August I'd.
The Mexican Courts are Selling the Tehuantepec
Companys property for trivial debts The chief engi
neer Mr.. Slidel, has here to avoid imprson-
ment
Miramon favors the clergy, it is said
A conspiracy has been discovered which duplicates
several of his confidential officers.
The people Of Upper Mexican California have made
the offer Jurez to overthrow the present government
in the lower part of that State which had lately decar
ed its independence, provided certain privileges are
granted to them In the event of his REFUSAL they too
will declare their independence.
The California gold mines are prospecting, especially
the quartz mining region.
New Indian difficulties have broken out in Southern
Oregon, for the settlement of wchh the Governor asks
for more troops
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
Other States.

H. r. Runncs the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor of Texas has small majority in the city of Calves
ton over his opponent, Gen. Sam Houston. The steam
er Orizaba at New Orleans, represents Houston as
ahead so for as heard from.
From Kentucky and Alabama we have little or moth
ing new.
Ba7~ We are pleased to learn that B. f. Grady, Jr
Of Dupin County, North Carolina has been elected
Professor of Mathematics in Austin College, Hender-
sonville, Texas Mr.. Grady is graduate of the Uni
versty of this State where he highly distinguished
for his proficiency, especially in Mathematics, well
for his gentlemanly department We think the College
has made most excellent selection.
Messrs. Smead, CoIIord & Hughes, bankers, of Gin
cinnat who failed in 1857, with cash liabilities over
one million dollars have paid their creditors in full with
interest. DR.. Smead the senior partner retires with
surplus of $l50000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

AN INTERESTING PREDICAMENT.--Two days ago was
lodged in the jail of this county elderly Engishmar,
named Joseph Elliott, for debt of SIC, due for his
board Elliott had just received letters from Great
Britain, announcing the fact that the of 95,4 400
sterling, with interest from 1886, is lying to his
credit in the Bank of England yet the old man has not
the fees to enable him to appear before the county judge
to swear out of iai.-Chicago Times
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

H5g@ We are indebted to Mr.. j. R. Vann, of Rock
fish, Duplin County, for specimen of the apples grown
in his own orchard. We appreciate them highly go
ing to show what low country DO in the fruit
line. Surely no larger or finer apples be grown
anywhere than those before us. They really worth
looking at
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

The FRENCH TAR1FF.-We see it stated in one of
our latest French exchanges that an investigation re-
Gently made by the Council of State respecting the du-
ties combed wool shows that the tariff on that one
article acts in such way to prevent the enormous
number of 100000 of the population of France from
clothing themselves in woollen garments
Washington Constitution
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SUNDRIES.
9 HHDS. Bright Western Sides;
Q do. do. do. Shoulders;
1000 lbs. N c. Bacon (Sdes and shoulders);
80 bbls. Mess Pork, IN. Y. City Inspection);
40 do. Flour, (Super and Fine);
$50 sacks Salt, (seamess)
5 bbls. Cider Vinegar;
IS kegs Nails, to 40d.;
80 bbls. Sugar. A., B. c.
hhds Moasses, (Cuba Muscovado);
40 bags Rio Coffee
IL do. Laguayra do;
St. Domingo and Java do;
Is boxes Soap, No. and Pale Starch. Candles Crack
ers, Candy, Powder Shot and Lead Snuff Tobacco Cigars
&C.. in store and for sale by
ALDERMAN Il BETTENCOURT
June 80. No. 81 North Water street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

New York, August 4-Advices received from JAG
mel to July 18th represent business there still dull
The political news is of but little Importance. The PEG
pie generally were satisfied with the government.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

Charlie my DEAR" said loving mother to her hope
full son. just budding into breeches Charlie my dear
come here and get some candy" a guess won't mind
it now mother, replied Charlie; I've got in to-
bacco"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL, JOY ALLYN,
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOHN 2. BRACE,
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES J. Russ,
Fl. HUNTINGTON. President.
TMo. c. ALLYN Secretary.
c. c. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
WIN. N. BOWERS, Actuary.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY YEARS. continues to Insure against Loss Damage
by Fire Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores Nr-
chandse, Mills and most other kinds of
Particular attention given to nsurng Farm Property
sisting OF Dwellings Barns and Out Buildings connected
&C., &c. contained in the same for term of three or five
years at loo rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised Agentfor Wlmn gton and vicinity
Losses equtaby adjusted at this Agency and paid mme
diatey, upon satisfactory proofs, in funds the
ct,es Of Neoo York Boston, the may prefer
FL. r. SAVAGE, Agent.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. 10. 1s59.-14l-26-1y*
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at New Orleans, loading for Philadelphia Pa, has been
burning all night in the hold. She will probably be
saved
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Yellow EeY1l. Mt Y,nmnIcn.

New ORLEANS, Aug 5th.--An arrival from North
ern Mexico reports the yellow tever is pronounced cpl
demic at Tampico and generally along the coast o
nnencn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
Death of Public Officcr.

WASHINGTON, August 6.
William H. Topping, Eugrossing Clerk of the House
of Representatives died in Baltimore yesterday, long
correspondent of the Southern Press and universally
esteemed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
Tennessee Election.

A dispatch from Nashville, Tenn, dated Aug 4th,
states that eight counties have been partially heard ON,
which give the Opposition ticket gain of 1900 votes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
Continued Health OF New Orleans.

NOhllNHtts l1t"Itil OF Now UEltNiis'
AUGUSTA, August Gth.-'I'Ie New Orleans Board of
Health reported yesterday that there yellow fever
in that city.
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GREAT REDUCTION.


R0 CENT MUSLIN at 80.
eI\J 40
80 g {" {! 20.
Handsome white Embroidered Musns, 81 cts worth -.
Irish Linens at 30 cents, worth so.
I" 60 - H$l CO.
Ladies' Lawn Handkerchefs at 5 worth 10 cents.
- 50 6! " II
Z" "l2 20
For cash only. HEDRICK g. RYAN.
July 16.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
ELIXIR CALISAYA

DREPARED of the best Yellow Cnchona Bark and vori
l. rious Anomalies 1t is confidently recommended as he
ing one of the most agreeable and efficient TONES for
GERS arising from lHosmatic ErhalatonS.
DREcTIoNs-Let the patient if adult, take one table
spoonful fifteen minutes before each meal if the Physician
who may be in attendance does diferently
For Children or persons more decatey constituted than
usual, the dose should be proportionately less.
Prepared by LOUIS B. ERAMBERT
Practical Pharmaceutst,
July Y. Wilmington, N. C.
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Daily Journal, 5th INST.

By The vote at Wilmington on Thursday last was
27l at Raleigh 522; at Charlotte $40; at Fayctte-
vile 489 at Salisbury 933, showing that of all the
considerable towns in the State Wilmington roled the
most considerabe vote which is accounted for by tie
total anathY prevailing
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Laxenbourge, July Is, 1859.
Fright full Accident South Carolina Railroad
Men He'd.


The engine F. II. Elmore with tender under the man
agement OF engineer Thomas Kingdom, conductor H.
Won Dckin and fireman Adam Dougan, left this city
yesterday morning at IL o'clock for the purpose of
taking the place of the engine at Aiken which was used
with dirt train at Il at place. When the seventy
six mile station IL O'clock P. NJ, the engine Thorn
as Dotterer esped short distance ahead of them
bound also for Aiken. Upon coming up with her,
Messrs. L. NJ Gritty conductor, and A. Mitchell fire
man of the Dotcrer, left her and joined their friends on
the Elmore.
1t is thought that they had proceeded but short dis
lance when the boilers of the Elmore exploded, killing
all on the Engine, viz: Thos Kingdom aged about 40
years, leaving wife and children II. Won Dekin aged
about 80 years, also leaving vile and children Adam
Dougan, aged about 35 years. leaving wife and chill
dren; L. NJ. Gritty, aged "a years, leaving wife, and
A. MITCHELL aged 80 years. leaving wife and children
The bodies were discovered this morning about IL o.
clock (dreadfuy mutilated by the night express train
from Augusta and brought on here jury OF INQUEST
was empaneed at O'Clock this morning and verdict
rendered in accordance with the above facts The bodies
of the unfortunate turned over to their friends
for lnterment. The engine completely demolished
In last February piece of silver plate was presented
to the engineer who had charge of the exploded engine
in testimony of his long, faithful and assiduous devotion
to duty. The Superintendent of the Road from long
observation voluntarily accorded the deceased this mark
of his confidence, and far we can learn the acct
dent resulted from Of those unforeseen causes which
no amount OF care can guard against.
Charleston NenyS, 5M INST
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
HOSIERY, Gloves, Gauntlets and Mtts; by Express
this morning. HEDRICK RYAN.
July Is.
TO YOU WANT TO SLEEP COOL AND COMFORTA-
- BILE? Buy HAIR MATTRESS. They are cooler.
healthier and more pleasant than any other Mattress Sum
mer. Any size made to order at the shortest notice.
the lowest price. G. POLVOGT,
July 10. Next door to Lippts Druggery.
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p. ARMSTRONG'S
PATENT WASHING MACHINE

LABOR SAV3NG-IHE WORK OF THREE IA MIC
DONE BY ONE WITH EASE I'D
THE ABOVE MACHINE is warranted to wash cIotboo
i without damaging them in the least and all the Agent
asks, to sell every family Machine, thorough examine
ton have the Rights for Brunswick Columbus Badr~
Sampson Dupln, Onsow and New Hanover counties AnT
person wishing to see the Machine will please call at tbo
Farmers House, near the w. & w. r. R. Depot where be
will take pleasure in showing all the particulars
H. M. BISHOP, Agent
July 49, 47-6m-26S.2m
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The schr. j Ohm Roe, from n. Y, consie

DEsPATCH-The schr. j Ohm Roe, from n. Y cOnsign-
ed to j. II. Fanner, up here on Tuesday night
commenced dschargng cargo at eleven o'clock, A. NJ.
on Wedncsday-got done dscharging on Thursday
alternoonco commenced loading yesterday (Frlday) morn
ng-by sunset that day she had 2,l00 barrels rosn
aboard end completed taking in her cargo by eight
o'clock this Saturday morning
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8 3 3 6 , o o o
81 sORTEo NUMERO 622 ORDINARIo.
CAPITAL PRIZE-sIOO, 0O0y

CAPITAL PRIZE-s1O0o ooy
Prize of. 100000 6 Prizes Of % ooo
..,........ $4,000 Is f" .... 1'0CC
........... $4,000 143 ,.''''' S 9
.......... 10000 20 Approximations. 8 5 t91
Four Approximations to the 500 000 of $500 each W.
t4OO to $4,000 of $4OOto $3O,OOe of $500 to SIG @
1 of $500 to $40, 900. '"'
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters g.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded as soon the result beco
known.
NJ All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed -
"DON RODRIGUEZ care of City Post, Charleston 8 q"
Aug. 4th, 1852 l72E30.1g
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Comply
HARTFORD, co

INCORPORATED A. D. $780, CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Authorised Capital, 81 100000
Capital Paid in, Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Surplus, Observation-Disclosures. 100000
ASSETS JANUARY l, 1859.
Cash hand and in Bank. Ass %
Cash in hand of Agents and in transit 1927 %
Real Estate unencumbered, (cash value Il, 900 90
Bills Receivable amply secured. ........ 70 ia SIS
2,404 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford .23O,413 90
1900 s. g " New York, ......... 1871, $50 90
7l0 II" g 6 g Boston,. ......... "a, 500 90
100 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri 10000 90
State and City Bonds, per cents, ...... 4245 90
Rail Road Stocks. $3.50 90
United States Treasury Notes. H,035 90
sos, 7es
DIRECTORS.
IL. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL JOY ALLYN,
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOHN P BRACE,
JAMES GOODWIN CALVIN DAY, CHARLES J. Russ.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

ME NEXT ORDINARY AIRY DRAWING OF THE Royal
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cb
take place at HAVANA, on " Ou"S' Will
TUESDAY, August 23d, 1859.
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Observation-Disclosures.
100 BBl.S. NO. HERRING, in prime order. Just re-
lOO ceived and for sale by
July 18th 7. II. McKOY q co
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The LABoRs OF THE Hon. EDWARD EvERETT-The
August number of the Eclectic Magazine, in speaking
of Hon. Edward Everett gives account of his labors
in connection with the Mount Vernon fund. His Wash
ington Grafton first delivered February o. 1856
and has been given since then hundred and twenty
nine times yielding $685. 1888 62. For the Mount Yer
non Papers,, in the New York Ledger he received $lO
O0O and in other ways smaller sums, making conri-
button to the Mount Vernon fund of $685. l GO Sc In
addition to his other abors for this object he has de-
vered lectures for other benevolent associations max
ing total OF more than ninety thousand dollars in
little more than three years. 1t is to be understood
too that Mr. Everett has Travelled many thousand miles,
and betrayed all his expenses from his private purse He
has done this too, when much occupied by private and
public affairs and frequently in delicate health No man.
confident, before did so much for noble OBJ
jects in so short time All honor to this statesman,
orator. scholar and noble AS long as Mount Yer
non looks down on the Potomac, and the memory of
Washington is revered earth his name will live and
be honored associated as he has made with the dear
est spot and the memory of the dearest man of America
DEATH OF A NOTED IR1sHMAN-Henry Grattan. the
younger is dead. He was once member of Parliament
for Meath in Ireland, and only surviving son of the
great Henry Gratan The event took place rather sud-
denly on the 10th ut at his residence in the county of
Wicklow. Mr.. Grattan was among the faithful few
who adhered to Mr. O'Connell throughout his stormy
career of Irish agitation Mr. Gratlan leaves no male
issue, his children consisting of two daughters both re-
Gently married. and who, it is to be presumed, will in
herit bis large estates.
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Ok BBI4S. SUPER FLOUR;
~ 20 Crackers, Soda and Sugar. In store for
sale by ZENO II. GREENE.
August 9Th, 1859.
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IN STORE.
~ BBLS. SUPER & FAMILY FLOUR;
~ 10 do. City Mess Pork;
1000 lbs. North Carolina Bacon;
2 hhds. Western Bacon Sides;
% bbs. Sugar, various grades
Is boxes Pale and No. Soap;
Is do. Adamantine and Talow Candies;
20 do. Starch;
10 do. Candy
20 do. Tobacco different grades
% kegs Nails-4d. to 2Od.;
5 bbs. Cider Vinegar;
Moassesby the barrel smaller quantity. For sale by
l.. B. HUGGINS & SONS,
June %. S. e. Corner Market q Second streets
IT OOP SKIRTS
IL HOOP SKIRTS,
HOOP SKIRTS.
DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD,
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES.
July l6. HEDRICK & RYAN
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PORK AND BACON.

PORK AND BACON.
~ BBIS. CITY MESS PORK;
~ 1000 lbs. N. c.. Bacon;
Hhds. Western Bacon. In store and for sale
by ZENO II. GREENE.
August 5th, 1859.
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, Winslow's majority. ....-.......
Scattering 9-Dayis Z, Mcdowell 2.
NEW HANOVER coUNTY-(oFFICIAL.)

Wnslow,
Precincts to hear FROM Wnslows ma olity will be l5
to 200 in the
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|NANES AND UMBRELLAS.-We keep a complete
~ assortment of the above articles constantly hand
For sale by the dozen at the lowest prices at
Aug. g. MYERS & MOORES.
THREE MONTHS LONGER to wear Straw Goods
and they closing out at less than cost at the Empo
rum. Why do not call and buy nice Hat at Sdc
fcing prices before it is too late, at
August 9th MYERS MOORE.
TVNHE "PARAGON,' "UNION," and other styles I'm
l. brellas opened this morning at BALDWINS.
August 9th, 1859.
STRAW GOODS are selling lower than We are
- almost giving them away at the Hat and Cap Emporium
81 Market street. MYERS q MOORE.
Aug. 3, 1859.