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PHOTOGRAPHS.

NAE would call the attention of the public to
w efact, that Ut BIZ I'll = AMBROIl PIE Pho
I01RAPu and SiEkhEosCDPIu GALLERY is
the place 10 get
GoFrecr Pictures OF Every Styfey
Being the eldest established operator in the city,
the superiority vi his pictures, and his efforts to
please we'll known to ali. lie liz now putting
up views Of Main street, suitable for mailing for
the very low price Of 70 and 10 cents each the
largest aud best picture OF heokuk ever tax en- !;
Hlso largo view OF Fit. Madison.
steroseopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hihtien; all are respectfully invited to call and
examine them
E4- Don't forget the place rs Main street %
door from Third street.
Aug. a. '6D.--d
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y =. HUMPHREY. Ann

IL n. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com
l.. mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
Ragniar Auction Sales on Tuesday, thursday
and Saturday mornings; also every evening. Fur.
niture sales every Saturday morning.
20 Particular attention given TO sales tn tho
country. tar2st
Tusr received from the American Clock CO. a
~ large lot Of 80 hour and 8 day clocks, assorted
styles, ut No. Estss House.
Septl2l d, II. HUMPHREY,
p KCEINED this cay, on consignment, cases Of
llhne Calf B,ots Ito be closed out Immediately,
No. E.tes House. tSeptl2
TusT received from the Manufacturers a large lot
" Of Hoop slhtsi also, large consignment of
Hosiery. at No. Estes Aouse,
septl2a
NOW on hand large stock OF Jewelry VI every
1V variety; also Stationery and Notions Of ali
kinds. Merchants and Peddiers will do well to call
aud examine ths stock ii wi u be loted very
low. u. f. HUMPHREY,
Septic Aueeioneer,
IusT received Pocket Gallery Of eyofy yariety
~ and quality, and large assortment OF Table
Cutlery; also lot Of Plated Table and Tea Spoons,
al No. Eatss House. [Septl2dl
TUST received large consignment Of Table Cut
u lery, which viii be sold very low.
my26 ID. r. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ia this city
n for sale, or viii be exchanged Tor a farm
Apply to ID. F. HUMPHREY.
my26d
TusI recsivcd q consignment Of fine pocket
~ Knives direct from manufacturers, which viii
besold at private sale So per eeut less than Esas
prices. Iapi6dl b. II. HUMPHREY Ag't.
/ HAVE been appointed sole Agent for the sale Of
L Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial and school purposes il highly recon-
mended equal to the best in the market.
ap2sd b. F. HUMPHREY.
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A ia fntsy Jar.

The so-cailed Democrats made a grand
torch light parade on Monday night, assisted
by the Warsaw Uickories. 10 process Of
time they gathered around the speakers
stand near 5th street, where Mr.. Jeffords es-
sayed 10 ventilate bis "drst speech this
year" He set out in grand style on the Du-
merons hosts Of Democrats and the upheav-
Ing OF the age in favor of liberty. lie quo
ted, or tried 10 quote Scott's speech Of Rod
erick Dhu, and was getting eloquent on tbs
achievements OF Garibaldi. This wonder
ful general, he said, was giving liberty to
the oppressed Of Italy, and before his
rapid approach the power Of the Pope was
crnmbling into dust.
Al ths point, the Speakers fellow-Demo-
Gratis Of Irish birth, became indignant, aud
called upon him in tones Of thunder TO tdry
up." There were several hundred present,
and of course they could make come noise.
II was amusing 20 the wicked outsiders to
hear the mingled cries OF "Take him down .
s.Carry BIN out," "Arrah, the BLACKBOARD,
niver the bit shall be spake any more.'-
Many OF them called for "Clagott,'' 'fCla.
gett," and the noise and confusion were
terrific. After awhile Clsgett made bis Az
psarance on the stand, and got the attention
of the erowi. lie apoIogiEad for JeFords,
and persuaded the indignant crowd TO alow
him 70 proceed.
Jefords began again, and was going or
very we'll, until be began to tell story by
way Of illustrating point. Unfortunately
for him the story was about an lrishnau who
got sick, and whose wife wanted him 10 seud
for the Priest, but be told her 10 send 10,
whisky. Before the speaker got half through
tse story, he was again interrupted by indig.
nant anl angry shouts, and this time the
voters could not be appeased, and Dir. JEFF
fords bad TO quit.
THIS incident was the town-talk yesterday,
and il vas said that there was q very belig.
erent feeling between the sections of the
Democracy. One section wanted to know
If they had got 30 be ruled forever BY the
Paddles, and the latter resorted in "a similar
style.
SO the family quarrel went on, and ths
outsiders enjoyed the fun.
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- - ~ $3.50

Wfdc-AWakess AttsnsionI
The Wide -Awakes of Keokuk will present
a full length portrait of Abe Lincoln to the
best drilled Company Of Wide Awakes, and
another to the largest Company, that will be
present in fall uniform at the Republican
Mass Meeting In the City Of Keokuk, on the
10th or October next.
Let the Wide-Awakes Of Iowa, Illinois
and Missouri turn out in foil force, as the
portraits are we'll worth competing for.
All the Republican papers In this region
will pass tho word around, and LEI us have q
rouslng turn out.
Sept. ~, '6Qd&w
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CITY DIspsNSARY.

Remember that the City Dispensary il open eve
ny day from 10 to IL o'clock .. M, when the poor
receive Medical aud Surgical advice gratu-
itously.
No charge for medicines whom authorized by the
Mayor, proper repres entatise of the City Coun-
ell.
Prompt attendance is required, cases will
receive attention after the hour specified.
sept27d J. G, HUGHES, Dean.
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Wednesday, Oct. 10th,

We have pepared an article Of some
length showing the views Of our fathers in
reference to slavery. We commend those
views to the careful attention or our read
ers, and suggest that they preserve the ex
tracts for future use.
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Republican Mass Meet
ing
The Committee To whom assigned the duty
of providing for the accommodation Of cur friends
who are expected here
Wednesday, Oct. 10th,
Respectfully recommend and request all Repub-
leans to have the
Eaten string oftncIr Doors Hanging
Out on that day.
To provide for the entertainment Of many al
their respective houses accommodate, and also
to have
The american Flag Displayed from Every
Dwelling,
That strangers may know, without further notice,
where they will be welcome.
CT. CONN,
O. II. PERRY,
A. FRIEDMAN.
q. w. MoGRARY,
G. q. STEVENS.
oetSdtw Com. Of Arrangements,
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C1rWe heard Of no transactions in hogs.
There are no buyers at So SO, but there are
few sellers at a lower figure. Packers think
tier best course is to await the opening OF
the season. lCin. Gaz. 18th.
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FTERMISATE9 at Washington and Baltimore On
the East, and Wheeling, Plainwood and Park
trsburgh ON the West, ut which places it unites
with Railroad, Steamers, de.,
For and from oil points West, South
west and Northwest.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL EASTERN CITIES.
This Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this routc can visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, at the cost OF
9 ticket to Boston alone, by other lines
THROUGH TICKETS to the Eastern Cities can
be procured via Washinton City at an additional
charge Of So.
60 Time as Quick and Fare al Low as by any
other route.
SLEEPING CARS attached TO all the Night
Trains.
Inquire for Tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at any of the principal Railroad 0ces IN
the West.
]. II SULLIVAN, Gent Western Ag't.
Il. NJ COLE. Gen I Ticket Agent.
w. z. SMITH, Master Transporta ton.
sept19d
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FLoRIDA.--The Douglas 10 en- have not been
able 10 get an electoral ticket in this State.
The men appointed all decline the honor. -
Breckenridge and Bell seem to have The field
TO themselves.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


From lbe Alton (llliuoiFl Dem oorat
sLoAks IssrASr RELiEv.-He publish to-day On
second page, the Advertisement; Of Oscar b Sloan,
Of Chicago describiEg the two great remedies an
ufactureI BY him
One is Sloan's Instant Relef-an invaluable
remedy for horse collie, disease which is often
suddenly fatal To horses The irstar1 Relief will
almost invariabp cule collie in a few minutes
s.aaA'a Ointment fef fezh wounds and SKIN dis
eases If horses and cattle, is already SO we'll
known to the pubIie as TO need 10 rec, mmeadatiop
from Us.
See Sloan = advertisement in another eolumnoi
this PAPER. I0ct. oct VII
We would call particular attention to Me
Lean . notice in another column. w add the fol.
loving from the st. Louis Herald, which speaks
volumes in It's praise. Wesay to all, give il fair
TRIAL.
I'VE take especial pleasure in recon- mending
Mclean celebrated Strengthening cordl al al
Invaluable remedy fer general debility and weak
nsss. We have sesn it tested in circle under our
osn in. mediate observation, and vouch for its
efficacy and worth. II is an article which should
be kept constantly in avery family, II is cer
taiRly 81 invaluable medicine. We call attention
TO hiss Advertisement"
See advertisement, In another column.
Sept. l7d1w
In recommending the ladies e use Or. HOS
TkIIEk's CELEBRATED STOMACH BfTTERS
1t IF tut just to state that as a stimtlant IL the
system, in imparting strength and ygor during
certain periodical Ftsges which are oftentimes at
teIeed with much pain and trouble, We know Of no
preparation highly adapted TO all afactorr
con, eqnent up9n this cause, and for mother urs-
inr babe the Bttcrs cannot be dispensed with es-
pecially here the mothers nsuris il made
quate 10 the demands Of the child consequently
her strength must yield, and here il il where good
tonic, such as Hcstettcr's Stomach Bitters, ID
nee Ted to impart temporary strength aud v.gor to
the whole systsm, Ladies should by all means try
TIL. remedy, and before doing, AK your physi-
ean who If he Is acquainted with the virtue Of the
Btters, will recon N nd their In all cases.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sy-
erywhere.
sold by r GIBBONS, A. j. WILKINSON BARTLETT
KAYE Co., and j. BsApKs.
Oct. / 'Sa-d4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25
For the Journal.


AT public meeting of the Democracy, held at Ellington
n c., Thurtday October 11th, 1S60 motion Dr. Win.
D. Soners called to the Chair and James p Moore,
Esq, was requested to act as Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained by the
Chairman the following resolutions introduced and
adopted viz:
ReUed That in view of the threatening aspect the
political affairs OF country and the necessity of rousng
the advocates of and uncn proper action deem
expedient hold Mass Meeting the friends of Breck
nrdge and Lane Ellington Saturday the 9th Ct Oc-
tober, instant.
Resotued, That the Chairman appoint Committee of
three to invite speakers to address the public that
sion upon the political issues pending before the people
OF the United Sates in connection with the present Pes
Dental campaign.
ReSoced That Committee of Eve be appointed to make
suitable arrangements for the occasion.
In pursuance of the I'd and Sd resolutions the Chairman
appointed the following Committees, viz: On Invitations
Messrs. James P Moore, Fletcher H. Bell, and James s.
Hines On Arrangements -Messrs. Evan L. Miller, wm J.
Cornwall JAS GARRISON, Jno Larkns and Jno G. Mcleod
On motion the Chairman added to each of the above
Committees.
On motion ordered that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Wilmington Journal.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WILL. d. SOMERS, Ch'm'n.
JAS. P. MOORE, Sec'y.
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vkLUABLE PLACE FOR SALE.

- OFFER MY TUCKAHO PLACE of 600 acres of
EM LAND, $50 acres OF the best Swamp Land, easily
~ drained, in one body $50 of Pine Land, good
for making Turpentne Tar and big Timber stiff soil
and porous clay subso the only kind that will admit of
high state Of Improvement and retain it. There the
place good Grist MILL large stream. There Dwelling
and necessary ouhouses 30 cleared ditched and
fenced This of the valuable places this
cnitywhin eight miles of Black River tidewater Also,
two other tracts Of 22 and ESQ of Pine Land we'll
tmbered with large Pines so in Gum Swamp BIaden
eouny lots at that growing village; Point Caswe one
325 bbl Flat pair of large young Mules.
The above property will be sold low long credit.
Address, CHS. W. MURPHY,
Moore's Creek, New Hanover Co., N. C.
p Oct. II, 1860. 7-6w
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLINA,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
NNTHEREAS information has this day been made to US,
w the undersigned by the oath of Il. A. Col7n that
one slave, PETER belonging the of VIM B. Col
vin has away and lies OUT hid and lurking in swamps
and other obscure places committing depredaons to the
peaceul inhabitants said These the
OF North Carolina require him, the said slave forthwith
surrender himself to his MASTER or other lawful authority
and we do hereby order this proclamation be published
at the Court door, and other pubhc places OF
said county and said slave that he does hot lmne
daeIy return to his MASTER it is lawful for any to cap
ture him. by Staying him otherwise, without accusation
or impeachment of any crime Given under our hands and
seals fhs Sth NAV 1860 JAS. f. SIMPSON, j. P L.
JOEL L MOORE, j. p. L.. S.
Peter is five feet eight or ten inches hgh stout and black
runaway February 1859. will give one hundred dollars
for him, dead or alive. ID. A. COLE1N'
Nav "a, 1S60.-39-tf.
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"WHY STAND YE ALL THE DAY IDLE."
NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN IN THE United States,
n possessing from So to enter into an easy
spectacle business by which from S. to $40 per day be
realized. For particulars address, with stanp)
No. 81 (old 4l) North sixth ST., Phiadelp phia.
Sept. 27th, 1850. b-6m
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pLANrA rION FOR SAFE,

- THE SUBSCRIBER, desrous of changing his bust
Eli ness, offers for sale his PLANTATION, Situated
~ Little River, S. c., and adjoining the lands of Capt
Thos Randall and formerly of Col D. w Jordan but
F. Nixon Esq The Plantation contains about 1000 acres
about 1000 OF which excellent Ground Pea Land and $50
cleared The improvements of the very best quality
Will sell IN ction with the Plantation, GROUND
PEA STEMMER AND GRIST MILL, six or eight head of
MULES AND HORSES, ten or twelve head of OXEN
CARTS AND FARMING UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, four BOATS AND SENS, &C.
All of which will sell for fourth cash. the balance
two and three years credit, with good security and
mortgage property, Possession be given 18th Of
January next X. II. FUTCH.
s Oct Let
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For Sale and to Let.


fINHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale fourteen hundred
acres of land, situated within two miles of Faison's De-
pot, the Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road. There is
line orchard of the best fruit trees bearing WELL that
can be found in the State and of the best Springs
water within fifty yards of the mansion house. be found
in the eastern part of the State 1t is naturally
handsomest situations in eastern Carolina.
Duner Faisons Academy is only onehaf mile distant
the midst Of good society there in North Carolina
further description is unnecessary will pur-
chase without first having examined for himself.
GEORGE ". HUFHAM.
Oct. l8. S-2t*
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Sept. 10th, 1860

WE take the liberty calling public attention TO our no.
ce of Co partnership above. We shall open, about
the st of October next, at 80 Market Street. door
Brown i AndersOns Jewelry establishment entirely
new stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS which
have been selected with great expressly for this
ke and which will be offered the lowest possible
for oosh and to prompt paying customers.
We respectfully solicit share of public
shall endeavOr at all times render satisfaction those
who patronize
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
MCINTYRE & BROWN
R. M McINTIRE, for the past five years with Hedrick &
Ryan.
JNO. BROWN late of Kenansville.
Sept. 2is 1860 14-9t-5-tf
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WOULD SELL five six hundred of Land Of the
i upper part of my Plantation Cape Fear, adjoining
the Maulsby Tract at White Hall. Running from the iver
to back line there is low land cleared and
very rich meadow land clear with back lands attached
suitable distance frcm the River to build for health
will sell the above property reasonable terms my
object in selling is that have more land than want
CALVIN J. DICKSON.
Oct. l8.
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j. a. SADLER,
WITH
SHERMAN BROTHERS.

TuPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE, CUT
ILERY, GUNS, AND HEAVY GOODS, 10 Park Place
nd iIj Murray ST., New YORK.
Nav II, I660.-38-6m.*
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Co-PARTNERsHlP NOTICE.

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
l. in the town of Wilmington, N c., the firm and
style of SUTHERLAND & COLEMAN for the purpose of
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices will be paid
They also have house in Mobile, Alabama where they
will receive and sell Slaves commission. Liberal adyan-
ces made upon Slaves left with them for sale.
D. j. SWITZERLAND
JAMES G. COLEMAN
O-tt
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"A. T.. HALL,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
L1rterIoh'S Wharf, WILMINGToN, N. Z.
Aug. 5th, 1853.
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UNION ACADEMY, NEW HANOVER CO.. NC
,, g W: MCCLAMMY, JR., PRINCIPAL.
hh FALL SESSION of this School commences on Mon
L day, the 18th of September -'-
!erms per session of 20 weeks:
tuition III Elementary Branches, 90
" Higher ........ - 20
" :" Languages, ................ Is 90
beyond week Board convenient the School can be OBJ
tanned at from $6 to So per month For further information
address the Principal. L. HIG 9SMITH
- =, Sec. Board Trustees.
Harrell's Store, N. c. Juy 26th 1860 48.3m*
GItoEE ACADEMY, KENANsVTLLE1, n. c.
;: W CLEMENT, Principal. DICKSON MAILARD Asst
VIE next Session of this School will begin the Sd of
= September, 1860
TERMS SESSION:
board including every thing per 90 to 10 90
1ultloh Ia elementary Branches, ,........... IL so
:, IN hl8hef EhgHsh ................ 16 co
III Languages and higher Mathematics q 90
- contingent zee, ............... 90
Deductions made at the option of the Principal.
July 18TH 1850. Aft
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Oct. IL, 1860.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
WHEREAS information hath this day been made to US,
w James GARRISON and F. H. Bell two acting Justices
P Moore that Peter slave, of dark complexion medium
size five feet five six inches high rather good looking
and aged about twenty years. the property Of said James
P Moore has runaway and lies out supposed be lurking
about the county, in Long Creek Lower Black River and
Upper Black River districts committing acts of felony and
Peter the of the State of North Carolina, to sur
render himself forthwith to his said MASTER some other
person and do hereby order this proclamation to be
published the Court House door, and two other public
places New Hanover county; and we warn said slave
he does not Immediately surrender himself aforesaid,
shall and may be lawful for any to take him dead or
alive without accusation Impeachment of any CRIME
Whatsoever under hands and seals this I'd day
of August A D., 1860. - .
+. H. BELL J. p, (Seal)
sA l WILL GIVE a REWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE
* DOLLARS for the delivery Of the said PETER to ne
~ at my Plantation alive, Fifty dollars for hs head
Aug. 8, t860-5Ott JAS. t. MOOhh'
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We copy the following from the Standard of last Sat-
urday. The authority is fully given. We ask all who
still have any hankering for the Little Giant" to
read and ponder:
DOUGLAS AND LrNCoLN.-We are indebted to gen
teman OF high character in Warren county, for the fol-
lowing correspondence containing statement which we
deeply regret but which duty readers requires
US to publish. Alfred E. Lewis, we are assured, is
gentleman of unmpeachable veracity. He is nephew
of ExChief Justice Lewis, of Pennsylvania. The lam
guage attributed to Judge Douglas is reported to have
been used to Mr.. Mcpherson, Black Republican men,
ber of Congress, and by him communicated to Mr.. Lew
is.
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>4gIao B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
-8 that he is still at his old stand in Clinton, where
ne continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES. He is prepared at all times
to execute work with neatness and despatch He supern
establishment in the State
plying his new patent scroll springs without which no
buggy can be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and of ncalculable benefit they completely prevent
that strain upon the other springs which has given rise to so
many breakngs All who want an easy riding buggy viii
give him a call. ~
May 2Sth. 1889 39-n
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NOTICE.
Sa THE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into a
n copartnership under the style and firm of Rarden
~ Peterson, Tor the purpose of buying and selling
% II - W WE ~
Having purchased a House and Lot in Wilmington. on
Second street. in front of Mr. Cures Livery Stables, they
building Jail for the purpose of securing Negroes.
All persons having Negroes Tor sale requested to bring
them to Wilmington, and give US showing. As have
made arrangements to sell Negroes South expect
pay liberal prices We had rather buy Negroes here
and save the expense of travelling to Richmond and back
We will receive all Negroes brought sent to House,
take good care OF them and charge reasonable board until
such times they be sold for the highest prices.
One OF the firm will be here all times ready
modate or assist customers the other will be in Clinton
N. c. where all letters addressed to Barden Peterson
Everett Peterson, will be promptly attended to.
B. C.. BARDEN,
EVERETT PETERSON.
Wilmington, N c., July Is, 186O l-tf