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DIED.

In Duplin county, the first day of September last,
MARY ANN, wife of Glen Gillespie, aged IS years. mos
and 20 DAYS leaving husband and children, and many
friends to mourn their reparable loss She consls
tent member of the Methodist E. Church for the last thirty
wears of her e and died in the faith OF that glorious re
gion which she so long protested
On the 9th inst WIN. H. LASPEYRE, in the SD year of
his age.
The writer knew him well, and kinder hearted gentle
man, upright man, never lived Althougn 1uly ap
precated by his friends his shrinking diff dence prevented
much association with the world at large and may be that
the community in which he lived not able su GENTLY
to his worth If there be anything In birth TO add
dignity to character his fortunate, for he was the
of whose will be revered upon the cape
Fear long Vaor and patriotism rememberedGen
John Ashe But nature had stamped him with dignity
For wears he was the constant receipt of large sums in
capacity which rendered temptation great, and detection
impossible not cent stuck unlaWtuy TO his pa
and he lived and died very poor indeed ms death may
be said to be- some owing to this trait In bis char
acter short time he made application to be trans
ferred to another situation But 80 highly were MS nteg
ty and efficiency Appreciated that his application was re-
fused sey authorities felt that he could not be
spared And he remained to meet the painful accident
which caused his DEATH If it shall come to be CONSIDERED
what reward is due to the faithful agent who dies IN MS n
deity, may these things be remembered Com.
In this town, Saturday, the 9th inst. AGNES DUN.
HAM, only child of Asa j. and Rebeeca Murray, aged
years and month. =,
Cosed is the soft ephemeral flower that felt storm
Yes Agnes gifted child of beauty and song while to you
the starry crown and white robe given those that
dawnng here was glorious and who that heard utter
ed thos and noted the sensitive and delicate gushing OF
| Il the garden of the Lord Cox.
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I'VE learn that purchasers of Spirits Turpentine believ
of guagng is wrong in principle and contrary to the
usage of other commercial ports have decided that on and
Which thew are required to pay the expense of guagng
ROSNIn the market for the finer grades we have nothing
to report since our last The demand from buyers mas
there has been e"qury and 81 05 BIO lbs quite
We nn Frday sng saturv of b
81 lo and 1000 do Common at 81 O5 this morning HOO
bbs No sold at 81 IS to g. and 600 do do at 81 so to
TAR-Continues to be brought to market slowly and is
demand. Only about 100 bbls. received and sold
BEEF CATTLE AND sBEEP-We have nothing to report
in the market either-There moderate supply of
but little demand We quote to cents per lb as in
quality sHEEP arrive slowly and are in very light supply
In demand at 81 so to 81 so each.
BARRELs-In the market for empty Spirits Tupentine
barrels have change to notice There is fair stock
iststhe sales being principally in the small way at 81 rs
81 IS for lots they and 81 so for selected The
stock of n Y make rather light though sufficient for the
demand. Small sales at 81 10 50 Is each.
CogToNThe market remains about the same as noted at
and the have been quick prices ranging from O
100 cents per 10. for low to good midding This morning
265 bales received but not yet sodthe market has
CoFFEE-Nothng doing except in the retail way and the
market is moderately supplied We refer to our table for
quotation The cargo of 1900 bags RIO previously
noticed received, will be offered at auction Saturday
Com MEALS brought in sparingy from the country,
and there moderate demand from retailers we quote
a sale few days since at IS cents Fer bushel.
FEATHERsAre in active request, and very few coming
to market. We quote at so to 60 cents per ID;
with quick sale at high figures quote sales the week
FLOUR market during past week has ruled
tive for State brands and nothing OF has trans
e AND there is only moderate stock in store still
the demand is limited We quote sales of only or two
small lots from at 81 so for superfnethe market clos
| ing dull, with declining tendency in prices
GUANo-There moderate stock on market, and only
light demand exists We quote small sales from store at th
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another Tornado n the GuIf.-Later from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-The storm of last Tuesday
was very destructive Over so coal boats were swamp
I'd: Loss $4,000.
Eleven miles of the jackson railroad we're swept
SBay and many houses and lives were lost sugar mills
u9GIoyed and crops damaged.
D.. ne brig Rmes ~ from Vera Cruz, ashore at the
% 1e, confirms the final condemnation and con6scaton
NJ tne barque Maria Conception. On receipt of this
LOWS the Spanish naval commander threatened bonn
t Ia:ument of Vera Cruz, but Com Jarvis condemned
c cas course and the Spanish squadron, with
'epuOn, returned to Havana.
.. a cOndueta of 81 100000, for Tampico, had been
P1Dd BY Gen. DegolladO, and, it was believed would
" used to support his expedition against the capital
ec was stated that Dobado had effected loan of
"VwT9'OOO for the same purpose.
r,oI Inc vanguard of the Liberal army had arrived at
geographically Tacutya "a
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From the Ca Feaa-., 11r;o,
Hanging Southern Men IKE john I Rro,. un'0i

Hanging SOUTHERN Men Ike John BROWNE
The threat Of Douglas that he would hang Southern
men as high as John Brown was hung if they dared to
resist the acts of Abe Lincoln is the last card the
Squatter Chief. We suppose Abe Lincoln will appoint
H. V. johnson Sheriff on the occaaion. This is all
very we'll for Douglas The South understands him.
He is arrant braggart and his threats are no more
regarded than the idle wind. But what do Georgians
say to H. " Johnson's alliance with Douglas and Old
Abe Lincoln Is Herschel proper man to put rope
around Yanceys aud Toombs' neck? If we are all to
be hung like John Brown was prefer to have Sew.
ard or Gerrtt Smith act as Executioneer We might
see something in Johnsons eye as he put on the rope
that would make courage fail If we are to be hung
like John Brown was, because we dare defend our
property and our rights we hope to be allowed to select
the hangman.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

a.
SAMPSON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter SessonsAuoUst Term 1870
Civil Peterson, Widow,
sr William Peterson, Richard NJ Peterson Kibee Barden
ana wife Matilda Robert Gaines and wife Hepsey Julia
reterson Arabella Peterson, Rufus Peterson and Julia
Kes and Eliza Skies, Heirs at Law of Jones Peterson
deceased.
PETITION FOR DOVER.
| APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that Sir William Peterson Richard n Peterson
hHbee Barden and wife Matilda, Robert Gaines and wife
Hepsy and John Peterson, defendants in the above
Titled cause Onresdents of this State is therefore,
ordered by the Court that publication be made for six
cesslVe weeks IN the Wilmington Journal notifying said de-
to appear at the next of the Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County of Sampson
at the Court House in Clinton the third Monday No
vember next then and there to plead demur
the petition Of Civil Peterson, for dover the lands Of her
deceased husband Jones Peterson otherwise the same will
be heard er pdTe and judgment will be rendered pro
Jesse as to Them.
Witness, John R. Beaman, Clerk of said Court office
Clinton the Sd Monday of August A D. 1860 and in the
eighty year of American independence.
J. r. BEAMAN, Cpk
Oct. IL, 1850 Pr. adv. g 49,
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Appointments.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK S
FEMALE PILL


Prepared from prepScriptlon Of Sir j. Clarke II. D..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is untaing in the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. 1t model ates all and
moves all distinctions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited WILL in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
bring Miscarriage but at any other time they
safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton Papatation OF
the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although pow
erfu remedy do not contain iron, calome antmony, or
ANYTHING hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Rochester, N. Y.
N B-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent will insure BOTTLE containing so Pills. by
return mail.
For sale in Wilmington by W. H. Lppitt, Henry McLin,
and all Druggists.
Sold in Goldsboro' by Lucas Moore
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond.
Maya14 1860 213 Il 37-eow ly
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From the Troy Budget.

From the Troy Budget.
The Siege of Corinsh.
That one of the former political divisions of this
namely: ~ " 'hiS poem
The foes that he sipgly kept at bay
out numbered his thin hairs of SitUer Greu."
we cannot vouch for the truth of this but Sce do Io,r
nous Hair Restorative, "sVer Greys rapidly become lin
appearance at least members O" Young America
by all Druggist. ' ~
Sold in Wilmington by W. h. Lipptt H. McLin, and BY
all Druggist. anu ~
Ca W. E. HAGAN & co, PrOprietors, Troy, NY.
SoPL. L4 16-lm-dAW
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0EMOCRATIC MEETING.

Meeting of the Democratic
o,rtv of New Hanover County,
RI al be held at the Court House,
" - the town of Wilmington, on
@9DESDAY EVENING, Oct. 23d,
1860, at 8 o'clock.
HI Hon. WARREN WINsLow, and 9th
~ distinguished Speakers will adj
u dress the Meeting.
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HORSES! HORsESl.

49, THE SUBSCRIBER having made Western tour,
GA anu seiecteo, with great care drove of HORSES
suitable to the wants of this portion of the State
pegs leave to say to the public that he will have them on
eAplIon at Oregoys Stables, in Goldsboro during the
inst. o " INC 10"
IN IIs drove will be found superior BROOD
ARES bought expressly for the of STOCK rase1s
also several pairs of FANCY buggy and carriage horses
FROM the experience be has had in the training and use
OF 1oses he thinks he confidently commend these ami
mails to the attention of all who desire to purchase
o.,, W. f. LANE. Jr.
OcL IL.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th ult. by the Rev. c. Shaw, Dr. N. W. HER
RING, to Miss MARGARET A. SHINE all of Duplin Co.
On the Sd inst in Columbus county, N. c. by Rev. J. L.
Pritchard Rev. j. R. KELLY, to Miss SARAH MARIA,
daughter of Robert NJ. McRacken, Esq.
In this county, the 26h Sept, 1860, by Rev Alex
ander, Mr.. w. u. NEWKIRK, to Miss MADALADE L. DE-
VANE, all of New Hanover county.
In Baden county Sept 10th, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. W: B. Richardson, Mr. AMOS N
JOHNSON, to Miss ELLEN L. HERRING.
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IT, We thoroughly convinced that the economy
is to purchase what need of reliable merchants None
of judges of abrics-none US can have correct
idea OF textures &c, unless daily handling the pro-
ducts of the LOOM When we want good article of cloth
ing for our wear endeavor patronze the class
of merchants above mentioned very free to de-
clare that among those who keep Mems Wearing Apparel
to SELL must give the preference to Mr. BALDWIN, SO
Market street. He has all qualities and fits you readily
that instead of its being bore select an outfit it is re-
ally pleasure. We understand Mr.. B. has just returned
from New York. and has opened the attractive stock
Of Outer and Under Wear before offered North Car
onians. We cheerfuy recommend this House and its Pro-
pretor to readers he very gentlemany Clerks be-
longing to the establishment, add much the good will
and fixtures " of the concern It
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WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO WILMINGTON.
OUR friends in the country will be visiting Wilmington
during the Fall and Winter for the purpose selecting
Clothing for every day and Sunday wear And in more
than one instance, wedding suit will be wanted. We
hesatngy give it opinion and advise the readers Of
the Journal accordingly that they will find the
BILE stockthe best madehe most approved cut, and
short the most desirable Clothing of all qualities the
finest to the coarsest-at BALDWIN'S Mammoth Clothing
House, 38 Market St. Mr. B. directs and superintends the
making of all the Clothing he Offers and guarantees every
garment perfect This is of our best Southern houses
and deserves the patronage of our eople.
In addition to outer wear, noticed the largest
ment of Under Garments have in Southern
house, and the prices certainly reasonable.
The extensive assortment of Trunks for Ladies and Cen
emen very attractive, and informed from We ny
reliable source that BALDWIN sells Trunks superior in
make to any others in Wilmington and at prices
twenty per cent below smaller dealers He keeps large
Trunk Wareroom filled with styles Trunks and Bags,
outside of his Store Market Street.
Unhesitatngy, recommend readers to patronize
BALDWIN for articles in his line. You will get what you
bargain for, and at fair price All articles repre-
sented Such experience, and cheeruly give it
pro bono ptbico.
Sept goth, 1860 Att
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MRS, WINSLQW.

An experienced and female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of eethng by softenHg the gums reducing all
fammation-w allay all PAIN and is to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers will give rest to your
selves and relief and health your infants Perfectly safe
in all cases. See advertisement in another column.
Feb. 25.-l47-3m-27-ly.
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water are subject to the expense Of landing inspection
Turpenne about 10 q IA cents bbl-and naval stores,
when brought Y Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefh is made the price of yellow dip,
cOrdinp to quality.
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POLITICAL MEETING.

r. requested to state that in compliance with an in
s.n LANES A. WRIGHT, Esq, one of the Democratic
for this county, will address his citizens
;t Caswell, Lower Black River Friday the 10Th
an the political topics of the day.
II"' 1scO-7-2t
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INCSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
w LII BE OFFERED, at public sale. at Rocky Point
w Depot on Saturday, Nov oath, 1860 that Valuable
tract OF land belonging to the of late John Sauls
and adjoining the lands of r. M Bordeaux S. Berry and
Everett WOOD containing hundred acres more or less
Telms( edit of two and three years for notes with
approved ecurity, bearing interest from date.
DAVID MCINTYRE, r.
~ $50, ~ VIM. S. ASHE, 1iu9'ees'
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MRS. NJ. e, PRICE

WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Wilmington
and vicinity that she prepared execute all orders
for making DRESSES, CLOAKs, MANTILLAS, &C., &C.,
at short notice. She respectfully solics of the
public patronage.
&s-Residence Dock, between 7th and 8th streets.
Sept. 18TH 1860. lift
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR TIKI WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 10Th. 1860.

TURPENTINE-There has been steady demand since our
last dstng purposes, and notice shade advance
previous quotations The arrivals continue small owing
mainly the low stage of the water and bare
ly sufficient for the demand We quote the market firm
yellow Dip s. for virgin, and 81 Is for hard,
for he 962 hills. follows
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ONLY PREPARATION
HAVING PROOFS so STRONG AND DIRECT AS TO
EXPEL THE DOUBTS

Z
NOR STATESMEN, Judges, Editors, Physicians of the
L oldest schools well give it their unqualified
sanction and recommend it for all of eruptons and
diseases the scalp and BRAIN but all who have used it.
unite in tesying that will preserve the hair being
gray and 'FRONT.' Nng to any age as well as restore Read
OAK Grove, 8. c., june oath, 1869.
PROF. o. j. WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative is
rapidly gaining popularity in this community have had
occasion to lay prejudice aside and give Hair Resora
During year 1884, so unfortunate as to be thrown
from my suky against rock tie roadside from which
my head received most terrible blow causing great deal
of irritation, which communicated to the brain external
surface of the head from the effects OF which hair
the time first discovered its dropping however, to the
time Of its total disappearance employed everything could
think Of being professional man myself and as thought
feated in every prescription advanced
your worthy Hair Restorative which have every
believe produced very happy result Two months after
as ever saw for which certainly you my most sim
cere thanks Rest assured dear shall your
remedy to all inqurers; moreover shall my influence
which fatter myself to say is not little.
You can publish this, if you think proper.
Yours very respectfully, NJ. J. WRIGHT, NJ. D.
Office of the Jefersonian Phlippi Va Dec 18th 1885,
Dear Sir feel it my duty, well my pleasure, to
state to the following circumstance which you
you think proper gentleman Of this place. lawyer
Compelled to wig lie was induced use
of your Hair Restorative which he liked very much ard
after using two three bottles his hair grew quite
uxurany, and he has handsome head of hair. The
gentlemans is Bradford, and he very well known
IN our adjoining countess many persons can testify to the
truth of this statement give you at the request of
Mr. Bradford You can sell great deal Of your Hair Re-
storave this and the adjoining counties if you have the
proper agents. Yours, &C.,
THOMPSON SURGHNOR.
DI. WooD-Dear Sir: Permit me to express the obliga.
tons under for the entire restoration of my hair
States was rapidly becoming gray but upon the appca
ton of your Hair Restorative recovered its orig
nal hue consider your restorative very wonderful
4'O S. THALBEBG.
The Restorative is put up bottles of three Sizes Wis.
LARGE medium and small the small holds PINT, and re-
twenty per cent in proportion than the SMALL retails
for two dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40
cent in proportion, and reails for So bottle.
o. J. WOOD CO., Propretors. Al Broadway, New
York, and ia Market St., St. Louis, Mo.
| AND GOOD DRUGaIsTs FANCY GooEs
! DEALERS.
Sold in Wilmington, N. c., by WALKER MEAREs.
Aug It'll, 1860. 285850-3m
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-As will be seen by quotations IN
table below the market in unsettled condition dur
the early part of the week. sales having beer made on
for N Y bbls Monday however, the former sold at SO
cents-beng an advance for the week of cent both
qua les. The sales foot up 2, S6l bbls., follows:
| n ILL. o-l nnon
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1t reported that the company which recently OBJ
tanned contract for constructing magnetic telegraph
line to the Pacific has taken measures to obtain tie CO.
operation OF the Russian Government in plan for the
extension of the line via Russias American possessions
to connect with the present lines from ST. Petersburg
extending through Russia very to these possessions
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

shorld be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be paid.
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BAR AND RESTAURANT ,

BAR AND RESTAURANT,
Front Street, North Of H5 Bank Of pc Fear and opposite
the Bank Of Wilmington.
~ n THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
SNAV public, that he has opened as above a BAR
NSEL ROOM AND RESTAURANT where he will
keep the CHOICEST and BEST LIQUORS, and up in
the best everything that the market will afford
OYSTERS in every style GAME when in season, etc., ETC.
MEALS at all hours.
He has secured the services of Mr.. WM H. CURTIS well
known to every admirer of FINE OYSTERS we'll served.
HENRY WEBB.
Oct 8th, 1860.-28&7tf ES-Herald please copy.
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CHARLESTON RICE.
% CASKS NEW CROP CHARLESTON RICE, receiv
~ ed this day, by G. c. w. J. MUNRO.
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ro6lowing copy of letter addressed to Mr.. Douglas
U Of his friends in Ohio has been sent u.s. says the
abogon Constitution, for publication. We give it
,,Ia,jH ct Hteratim The autobiography is imperfect
s tbe sentiments it contains dis lays prudence and
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VALUABLE PLACE FOR SALE.

- OFFER MY TUCKAHO PLACE of 800 acres of
Eli LAND, $50 acres OF the best Swamp Land, easily
A drained, in body $50 of Pine Land, good
for making Turpentne, Tar and big Timber stiff soil
and porous clay subs0 the only kind that will admit of
place good Grist Mill large There Dwelling
and necessary outhouses 80 cleared dtched and
fenced. This of the most valuable places in this
cnty-wthin eight miles OF Black River tidewater. Also
other tracts of 122 and $50 of Pine Land well
timbered with large Pines so in Gum Swamp, Baden
county lots that growing village Point Caswel
325 bbl Flat ; one pair of large young Mules.
The above property will be sold low on long credit
Address, CHS. w. MURPHY,
Moore's Creek, New Hanover Co., n. c.
Oct. IL 1860. 7-6W
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DUPLIN RIFLEMEN.

DUPLIN RIFLEMEN.
DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that The Duplin Rifle
l. men-a volunteer company at kenansvle Dupn coun-
ty N. C.w make application for Incorporation, to the
next session of the General Assembly North Carolina
to at Raleigh the third Monday OF November
next.
Oct. IL, 1861 73t.
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NOTICE.
- TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL, in Ons-
"a low County, on the Sd inst, negro boy about five
u feet six inches high black good teeth and toleraby
qulcK spoken. Says his name is Els-and belongs to
preacher Chain. Says he has wife in Newbern. The
will forward prove property and take him
away or, he will be dealt with as law directs
w. D. HUMPHREY, Sheriff.
by JAMES BRYAN JaiI0r.
Oct IL,