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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-22

ICE-ICE-ICE.
TENHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for the
l. delivery of ICE every day at sunrise, closing sunset
except Sundays, when it will positively close at A NJ.
ICE will not be delivered after time of closing except in
of sickness.
TERMS CASH, eoithout deUiation
TICKETS can be procured and deposits made by those
who desire.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded directed
ICE furnished to the sick poor free of charge when dec
by physicians members of the visiting committees
Orders must be addressed to WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE.
A. H. VANBOKKELEN.
April lst 1859. 176-6m-32-6m*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-22

HORSETTs.- French, English and American Corsetts,
~ embroidered and plain of all styles and qualities For
sale low by J. S. WILLIAMS
July Nth, 1859.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
cun Bursted-The KILLED and Wounded.

WASHINGTON CRY, July 14th, 1859.
An eight inch shell gun bursted yesterday at the
Navy Yard here. Two men were killed, and ten wound
ed four of whom it is feared fatally. The gun was OF
old nattern
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-22

RA-Hon. WARREN WNsLow will address the peopIa
this district as follows:
Tuesday, July 10. St. Paul's, Robson county.
Wednesday. . 20, Lumber Bridge, "
Thursday, q, 0wensville Sampson county
Saturday, %, Johnsonvie, Harnett county
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$685. 900.
SORTEO NUMERO 621 ORDINARIO.

Sour Approximations to the $lOO, OOO Of 5000 e0CI'
400 to $4,000; Of $500 600 of 500 to i6g"
of $500 to 100000
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40; Q""rteT. 81
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded AZ the result becoa
known
~ All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addresstl
DON RODRIGUEZ, care of City Post, Charleston, :. C.
Jny 18th, 1859. l78&3ZB
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Ra-$l5, 900 worth of North Carolina per cent Stocks
were sold in New York the 18th instant, at 954
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Comply
HARTFORD, CONN.,

INCORPORATED A. D. 1870. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Authorised Capital. 81 ,OOO, 600
Capital Paid fn,.. SOC, 900
Surplus, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
ASSETS JANUARY l, 1859.
Cash on hand and in Bank, .s43 ass %
Cash in hand of Agents and in transit. 54827 90
Real Estate unencumbered, (cash value, 600 90
Bills Receivable, amply secured .......... liza IS
2,4O4 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford, .230413 90
ZOO 81 " New York. .197 $50 90
71O Boston, ............ 1880 90
100 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri 10000 90
State and City Bonds, per cents, 74245 90
Rail Road Stocks. II, $50 90
United States Treasury Notes.. 1O35 90
so3,7e9
DIRECTORS
Il. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL, JOI ALLYN,
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOHN p. BRACE.
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES + RITss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will find full and superior as
~ sortment of CRAVATS by calling US; among them
coored and black Lace Silk Cra7ats, desirable article fol
Summer For sale by J. S. WILLIAMS.
july Nth, 1859.
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Consos for money and account cl osed at SO 9314

IMPORTANT Posi- OFFICE CHANGE.-The Postmaster
General has ordered the dscontnuance of the Dstrbut
ing offices at Chattanooga Tuscumbia Abingdon
Vicksburg Natchez and Others to take effect from and
after the st inst Posmasters throughout the country
should observe this order and not send matter to these off
ces for Distribution as it would result in delay and confu
sion. Newspapers throughout the country would render
service by giving this a notice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-22

has been whispered that of enterprisng and
amateurs in water sports preparing ways and
70 invite composition of yacht clubs, from several
n our bay in November next about the time of the
meeting OF the Carolina Regatta Club.
As MlImngton, Georgetown, Savannah, Mobile and New
Ceans al nave pet crafts, which considered fast we
SE"sV sucn an nVauon will be extended and accepted
Charleston Courier.
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WHITE, BLUE, BUFF, PINK AND FANCY MOS
w QUITO MEETINGS. Also, White, Pink and Fancy
Lace Meetings.. For sale by
July IA. J. s. WILLIAMS.
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The London correspondent of the Philadelphia Lnqul-
rer writes
have just made inquiry in relation to the rumored
insanity Of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, the celebrated
novelist. 1t is entirely unfounded. His mind is as
strong ever, although his health is bad and his per-
son much afflicted. The defeat ofthe Derby Ministry
boon for him. it released him from the of
Office He looks careworn, and requires rest. At pres
ent be is at his seat in KnebWOrth in Herfordshire
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
North Carolina Railroad Company.

W711nNcTCN. N. C., MONDAY. July IS, 1859.
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ha~ The contendng powers in Europe refuse to give
the American officers who obtained leave to visit Europe
an opportunity to observe their military tactics and the
operation of their modes of destruction Our officers
have been refused passports to travel to the seat Of the
contest. They have consequently returned to England
to await further diplomatic consideration of the matter
and of the causes of objection.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

HON. SAMUEL ARNoLD.-Some weeks ago we an nounced the re-nomination of Hon. Samuel Arnold. of Connecticut, for reelection to Congress Weare pleased to observe that the people of his State are so kecny alive to their interests as to continue him in public life.
 From the same State we have received the cheer ing intelligence that not only MT Arnold. but Mr. Bishop and Mr. Hyde will be elected to Congress thus increasing the Democ representation from Connecticut one member.- Washington Uuion.
 It will be observed, however by the returns given elsewhere that Mir. Arnold didn't get elected Also. that Mir. Bishop didn't get elected. Furthermore, that Mir. Hyde didn't get elected. The " Democrat ic representation from Connecticut" instead of be- ing increased to three members, is decreased to none! Such are the unpleasant consequences of counting Democratic chickens before they are hatched-Albany Journal
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14
T1TEYT0

In sharon, Ellsworth Society. s0th ult., Jona- than Wood, aged 73.
 In Salisbury, 30th ult., Harvey D. Warner, aged In Pittsfeld, 29th ult., Mrs. Silence Bonney, aged 102 years and 10 months In Winchester, 10th inst, Capt. Moses Drake, aged H.
 In this town. April 8th Libby, only child of Lo- <enzo and Cath arine E. Munger, aged years and months .@.e We we smoothed back the silken dresses
 From that fair and innocent brow,
 And covered with kiss and caresses
 The lips that are silent now.
 We've twined OCT that guileless bosom Buds in snowy wreath,
 And the white hands in innocence folded,
 And left her with God in peace In this town, 11th inst, Mir. Amos Benton, aged
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

During the canvass, the New Haven Palladium, in order to show that Mr. Woodruff had been a useful member of Congress, said that when any measure was in agitation, it was usual for the Northern mem- bers to ask, Have you seen Woodruff The Re- gister poked good deal of fun at this statement intimating that the gentleman was not likely to be seen at all after the 4th. Of course, the Palladi- um takes its turn now. With great earnestness and
 profuse display of capitals, it puts the question home, HAVE YOU SEEN WOODRUFF r'
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

SIXTEENTH DIsrnIcr.-Ihcre is disagreement among the papers as to who is elected Senator for the Sixteenth district The Register claims Hitch. cock. ldem by six majority. while the other side citr informs us that he has the official returns which make the vote tie, in which case the cleo. ton would go the House of Representatives where Bird would of course get it. Waterbury Journal. E
 lift should prove to be true that there is a tic. Mr. Bird will have defeated himself by scratching his name from the ticket but what have the House of Representatives to do with the election of . Senatori M s95sssaa Aas 1 < F. ss-AtL RleHr! Bird is electsd by majority. The majorities in the several towns sre as follows
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

Gov. Chase. in response to the insulting resolu- ton of the Democratic State Senate asking if he had not for year known of a fraud on the treasury, states that he has no information beyond that al. ready communicated, and that the terms of the in quiry :. are expressed in language, which, am sure, your honorable body will upon reflection, re- gard unsuited to intercourse between the Senate and the Executive. The respect due to the people who have entrusted to me the chief magistracy oI the state must forbid any reply to either.,'
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

CAN SWEEP !-The :. Land of Steady Habits has giy- en an impulse to the Republican wave which will be felt all over the Union. Her State election on Monday one of the severest political struggles in the memory of the oldest inha6itant. The re- suit is complete Republican victoryth the election of the State ticket, all the members of Congress, and an overwhelming majority of the Legislature! 1! Three times three for old Connecticut! !-Chicago press md Tribuae
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

hoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND P,LLs- Casfiea 10 ,ls s.ek.-As these invaluable preparations have been eouher9I.ed It will be rsqusite 10 that the water mark Holloway, New York and London" is on every sheet oi the pamphlet in which the Ointment and Pils are enwrapped To find this les, of auihenticv, hold
 me 10 the ght As iris matter of deep concern other exterhai diseases that they have the eenuine Ointment and equs!ly mporan, to d,speptics bilious they have the true Pills, we recommend a careiui scrutiny in all cases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-Tbe memory of Dr. w,s,.r is embalmed in the hearts of thousands whom his Bal sam of Wild Cherry has cured of coughs, colds. con. sump on or some other form of Pulmonary disease.
 SETH w. FOWLE & CO, Boston, Proprietors.
 For sale by A. c. Smith SS Co, Litchfeld: W. s. Smedley, South Farms Charles McNs, Woleottyille and by dealers every where.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14
Notice.

YyHE Board of Education for Litchfeld will meet
 II at the Mansion House on Saturday the 23d of April, 1859, at 9 o'clock A. M., to examine appii cants for the several District Schools in said town J. G. BECKWTTH, Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14
JUDGES OF PROBATE ELECTED IN LrTCH
 FIELD COUNTY

Mir. Merrill of the Scovil House, Waterbury, had valuable horse poisoned with corrosive subimats few days since, occasloning his death in few hours. No information has been obtained of the perpetratCr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

frThe Democrats Of Hartford elected major ity of tue Common Council on Monday, and have thus secured the control ef the City official appoint ments. The Republicans elected Henry Francis City Clerk, by 102 majority over Charles V. Cook. The Democrats have all the other City officers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

1B glance at the figures in the table of votes Tor Congressman, will show that several of the towns in this county have done nobly, compared with fomer elections especially the democratic towns ot ktchfeld and Kent. Of the Republican towns, Watertown bears the palm. Every republican voter in the town, except one who was too sick to get there, was at the polls before o'clock. Torring- ton. under all the circumstances achieved as signf dcant victory as any town in the county, and 8, 'chagrined were the Bshopites at the result, that they sut.down their noble hickory pole, which was 'erscted two yearsaso st the time of Bishops elec Alvn. ytH
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

eD The Superior Court, Judge Butler presiding. commenced its April session yesterday. Owing to the short term in January, there is likely to be business than usual at the spring term and if all the cases a,e tried that should be, the Court must continue into Hay.
 The Supreme Court for the Correction of Errors will convene here next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14
SENATORS ELECrED

Lssfs. Ass.ss. AgssS Plwahfy.
 l Dwlsnt ". fardee of Hartford, F 238
 2. Thaddeus Welles of GlastenbuIy. 246 g. James Austin of Bristol, d iii
 4. Wilson Fl. Clark of N. Haven. @ oasl % %5. Wm. B. Wooster of Derby. M < [. Abel Scranton of Madison. E a5 :. Hiram Wiley of New London. s0 g. aBcnajah M Gay of Greenwich. d s0 g. Samuel c. Elyof Lyme, a4O 10. Philo C. Calhoun of Bridgeport d 1I0 H. Wm. W. Hoag, of Sherman. 100 12. Matthew +. Merritt of Stamford ot;2 l8. Porter P. Peck of Chaplin 2l2 II. George A. Paine of Woodstock, 377 35. SheldOn Osborne of Harwintons 5ss, r a 1ao l6. Joshua Bird of Bethlcm, 5. io. n nam"ei w. uoid or Cornwall, 27 l8. Henry Garfield of Durham. Aaa 19. James Phelps of Essex, d 42 2O. Wm c. Newcomb of Holland. d oa Fl. Daniel P. Sprague. of Andover, 1a5
 Democrats, 8-Repubcans. l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

lH-T. L. saltopxtall will lecture on the l2th chapter of the prophecy of Daniel. at the Court House on Sunday evening, April l7th. Seats free. IA collection taken up to pay expenses only. Ii stormy the house will not be opened,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

WINsTED.-A council of pastors and delegates, called for advice on the question of dissolving the pastoral relation between Rev. MT Bulkley and the Second Cong egational Church in Winsted.. assem- bed on Tuesday of last week. and after hearing the parties, and long discussion by the members of the Council, came to the following #
 REsuLT We have with great regret seen evidence that an important part of this Church and Ecclesi asticai Society dissatisfied with the ministra- tions of Rev. Mir. Bulkley, their pastor But, as we have been assured that that dissatisfaction does not rest upon any grounds which impeach the Chris tan or Ministerial character of Mir. Bulkley and also that ms mlnistrasions were for some time very acceptable to this people; and, moreover, because we have been impressed with the ev dent sincerity and earnestness of his piety, and his devotion to more thorough religious life in himself and his church and also have been impressed by the con- siderate moderation and kindness with which he has been treated before the Council by those who have expressed desire for his dismission
 We do Therefore 4drise, that both pastor and people for the space of three months, should, in prayer- fnl, concil;atory, and Christian spirit reconsider their mutual relations in order to future harmony and if, at the expiration of that time those rela- tions are not decidedly improved we advise that the pastor should then request and that the church should then unitedly consent to his dsmission.
 G8 Mir. Harrison's Lecture on the Basis of Suc- cess in Life on Tuesday evening, was very credta- be to the Lecturer, and highly acceptable to very respectable audience. Ambition, he assumed to be the basis of success and in we'll arranged and To- gical argument, proved the correctness of tine as- sumption Mr. H. is a young gentleman who has spent few months among us by an appointment connected with the Litchield Bank and has won during his stay here the respect of citizens who will be grateful to learn in the future, that his laudable ambition in whatever pursuit he may en- gage, has resulted in complete !" success"
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14
MAHErr,r.

Tn this village, 9th inst, by the ev. Mir How ard, MT Milo Beach to Miss Catharins Fellows. all of this town. Ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

x Psterson's Ladies National Magazine for May. is fsoelysd containing the usual variety of miscsla- nsous sssding, with Il Fsahipn Plates, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

a 1y Mr. Winslow, notwithstanding his liberal contributions for the success of the democratic par. ty. seeme not to have strengthened their ticket Hie own town (westport) gives 79 less democratic msjoriy 7 than two years go' ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

Four murdersrs were executed in Baltimore Fri. day. The affair created a great excitement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

UY aAs Winter Term of the Elm Park Schecl ter minated on the 1st inst and on the evening of that day, our citizens were entertained with an exhbi- iion of the forensic talent of the young gcntemen who have attended during the term. All did them selves credit, and severa exhihted an unusual de gree of talent for speaking Dr. Richards is himself one of tho most accomplished speakers in the coun- ny, and under his judicous and faithful training, opt scelAzs cannot fail to excel in their oratorica studiea
 The toliowipg is the order of exercises the oc- casion referred to:
 wolseys Soliioquy-G George L. Franklin, Litch- field. Mechanical Epoch-Fied. T. Kmpton, Staten :rd % Ns: . sa ss :s N.s als Chicsgcs lh Revolu,ona.y Siraggles-David Tom linson. Nov York. The Frs. and Lass Daner.I. H. Cuok. Ltch6eid Black Hawks Address-H De z. Jonss Li,ch6eIa. Labor and Genius-Jacoh Lasie Nsw Yask. Tue Noor's Revenge Richard k,mbail New York. Romance of the ish Cen,ury--Henry bs.ns b%ns'p ss. T0k March o niSS-Gisssass Wnns Litclhed; New Enaland and the Union--Alber It Dean, g. Loais: Popalasisy-J. T.. Quirk. Beokiyn. The valae ct or.,csy-H. c. Fiske. New Orleans. caee Naaioual Monumsn,s to Washington w. Hor- scn. New YoFk. American lnstitutions-E. s. Mar bls, CAicaeo Ths Madman-F. c. Fsk, New Or Issns ts,ia valediesosy-frd. M. Mead. So. sa-
 Tho nsxt term of Dr. Rishards School VII com. uaencs the frat week in May, and are gsatifed to learn tha. tho prospect is Aatterns for large Der of scholar The location of the institution is eas of tho finest in the country; and the induce. usnts olsred for thoroueh education are not sur ,,auaad xus where.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

. tE We sec it stated in ths Hartfom and New Haven papers, that five inches of fell in Itch- field county the day after election. Had not heard of it up here. There was slight squall, but not enough to whiten the ground.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

The Nsw .Haxen HAgistsr clique must present rather unique appearances now a-days, The News says of them !:
 Tho s.popul,r verdict is pronounced against them, and tho tin pail of party odium is always clinking at their tail The effect of this happy ap- bondage is visible b every one who encounters the '. clique" in tho street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

ENr Sec Advertisement of Dr. SAsronD's 'sLrvEa INviGoRATER."
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

The Norwalk Gazette says :-'' In no election in our State has the malignity of partisan islander dis played itself so viely, in the attacks eoyertly made in nearly every town in the 4th District, by hired retainers of the Sham Democracy. upon the good name of Mir. Ferry. Now let us see how the people who best know that gentleman have answer ed these base fabrcaticns. In Bethel where he was born and passed his youth. and which was strongly democratic, he has g majority. In Danbury, where he has pursued his profession at three courts in the year for thirteen years, he has 102 majority. In Fairfield. wht re he studied law, and attended the courts till their removal to Bridgeport he has 96 majority. In Norwalk, which has been his home for the last fourteen years, lie has 2l8 majority more eectuai refutation of the electioneering lies which have been so unscrupulously circulated against him, could hardly have been imagined
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

The Sckles trial is now in full prDgress at Wash ington. Theprevailins opinion is thst 1t will 1s- suit in n-nothav. 7s@
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14
THE CONNECTICUT TRIUMPH.

The complete Republican triumph in the Connect icut election on Monday is of national significance and influence. It marks the steady and sure pro- gress of political revolution, and the concentration and enlargement of a power, which, based alike in moral, political and business opposition to slavery, is soon destined to take and wied the national gov ernment in the name and for the benefit of the great free labor interest. The slave-holding party must see and mark the decadence of their suprem- acy they will struggle yet with desperation-for. combined with great pucuniary interest in whose favor they constantly seeking legislation, they have the motive which the distribution and enjoy
 ment of seventy five millions of annual government expenditure inspire to stimulate them to resistance to the marshaliing and organizing hosts of the North but prophecy requires but limited range to grasp the time when they will reerect for their protection the barriers of State rights ard limited federal power which, in their eagerness to possess and rule the nation, they have so ruthlessly tlam
 pied under foot. New England is now unit-she leads the column with an unbroken representation in the Senate and House and steadily marches the revolution through the other free States. The rel
 ics of the prostituted and decaying Democracy may be counted upon the fingers like remaining stumps in fresh field, the next fire has marked them for destruction and then shall the earth yield it's n- crease to the new comers-Swinafed Rspublioan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31

10 the Be=Drug5ed and Poison cd Citizen Z
ofsEYheeIims ind " Vicinity.
You are oyerrun with denGe Of the compounds
the form Of "Alcoholc Drinks that ever eanated
that pest of society, the LIQUOR MIXER They arc sold
ysu as luxury or they dispensed you as Med
cite, and in either case the Effects the same.
There but escape, that Is to use as
luxury or met1icament safe relinble smuant sol
under stamp and seal which renders certain that
not been tempered with. Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled of the British Govern
ment, decatey favored (unllke any other Ginl Wit
some 9th most valuable reesorattves vegetab
Kingdom and is by far the most healthy beverage
TIVE MOST EMINENT AND AMER4cA nc
only recommend its use hale hearty, pre-
scribe !ta medicine where stimulant is required
Tug EEAALs will find not only a pleasant Cordial,
but certain reefn suterngso periodical character
AxALYTcAL CHEMISTS pronounce 1t perfectly
pure, and its estoratve merits Incompatible
Sold only in quart aud pint bottles by ali Dsuoosrs
For Wheeling ya by LOGAN & co., al aIaia
street. r b. JOHNSTON, 1To Market ST. and others.
5EDMUNDEO CHARLES, General agent.
my1I-d&w11m DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, N.
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