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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12


DISTRESSING ACC1DENT.-Last Monday morning, the
Iaght train going South, which left here about day
SeaK ran over a man at Everttsvile, crushing both
wv IN a shocking manner, and leaving only the large
We On each foot
u lne name of the unfortunate man is Wn. Farrell
went down that morning on the passenger train, IL
supposed, as far as Dudley, got off there and If sup
EnNu TO have been making his way back, but lying
w On tue track tell asleep and the appalling injury
IS mangIed limbs is the deplorabe consequence he
r GHVGEnt up to town last night, placed under Inc
Mr. VIM H. Finlayson, who called to his assis-
ra,o DrS Moore, Davis and Grafton but the untortu-
s0ueler was too weak to undergo any operation
E5 " Tue time OF this writing He will inevitably lose
s ee nor does there exist scarcely hope that his
"E can be saved
F iced scarcely add the afflicted sufferer is said to
% Oeen deeply under the influence of liquor, when he
10e-GoldsbOro' Rough Notes, 4th anSt
s la a oregon ELECTION RETURNs.-POlitcal parties
uyded very closely in Oregon. The returns, as
ro2 aPhed IRON Fayetteville, Arkansas, show that IN
tFa. counties there is difference of but vote be-
gr Tue republican and democratic candidates for Con
o5oo stout, the present democratic member, had but
m "enty majority in the whole State when elected
COUNTIES yet to be heard from last year gave l5z
ua T,"uc majority. 1t appears to be conceded that
CONN.,, 9!slature just elected has enough of anti-Le
def" I and republicans, should they unite tt
CDf5 G reelection OF General Joe Lane, the present
caio states Senator The two wings of the demo
ton. oganlzation may however, again come together
this result Linn county, heretofore strongly
dqoatic, and the residence of Deazon Smith, (also
four Jor"uc candidate for U. S. Senator has elected
and Soers OF the State Legislature hostile to Ian
gressaaIn' douglas county gives the democratic Con
pQbionS candidate l20 majority, but elects three re
"4 representatives to the Legislature.
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.,,.,.r., ~ the steamer Parana.


,oiIQ this morning bring US the following addi-
IuI nevs received by the steamer Parana
tIoD" T,,v,s. July 5-The steamer Parana arrived
ST. 1on fornoon in place of the steamer Conraught,
here n n ont her cylinder head just as she was about
when Wexford She brings Liverpool advices to the
ea7ing " 'N'O'N
2lb s,d that the Neapoliton government has deter
II Store the two captured vessels, but the Ameri-
nDu er has demanded reparation for the insult Of
"'aJ 10 the American nay; n
itu King of Naples is ILL.,
serted that the Neapolitan council has resolved
% ~ constitution and general amnesty, total
graz If ministry, free press and an assent to an
caD5' Iiance with Pedmodt, etc, but the kings as
GENT Wa porored that the Russian and Spanish legations
H%Eaoftpned to withdraw unless Sardinia stopped the
b2' . I,,ions going to Sicily
exp '%o british House of Lords debate had taken
ID o., on the slave trade question. A resolution was
ola" J IN favor of the reappointment of consulate at
ado bone as a check, Notwithstanding the govern
n PPlPnorted that Mr. Gladsane has determined to
IL on account of the lame report adopted by the
nS5 If Commons committee on the House of Lords
IoD, ,,oD Of the bill repeating the paper duty.
TJ;ca Jerome Bonaparte Napoleon visits Savoy in
July. the Empress return from Baden the troops
SUI on the eastern frontier of France have been
ronorpd that the new French loan bill will be
-, tnodtv to thirty millions sterling The Bourse
Iy Dli I 5snressed at 68f 45c.
TEo Austrians are making vast military prepare
41ns in Venetla.
.0O0OOO sterling at London.
Tbe China mail has been telegraphed
The steamer Malabar, having on board Lord Elgin
Roron eros, had been wrecked in the harbor of
na olives were lost. The bullion in the ship was
| and both ambassadors lost their credentials and all
WI, rapers They would be detained at Gale until
@s6b Of June
r,p Britannia Cotton Mills, belonging to Messrs
,,n near Manchester have been burnt. Loss about
%,yToy May 6-The reply from the Chinese to the
COMMUNICATION from the British minister had been
.rn1nicated The Chinese were actively preparing
lsf The allies had occupied Chussan without re-
..-cc Trade at Canton was improving
rr, FIRE ON SUNDAY MoRN4NG.-Our citizens were
r-oJ about o'clock On Sunday morning by the
@ If fire which broke out in some cabins on Mid
rrnt north of the Catholic Church. Some hal
,,o cabins, property of the Academy were consumed
oafpst Individual loss was that sustained by Capt
Ir Horny who used one of the buildings as Cabinet
Ie fire company were on the ground with the great
.rossibe dis patch displaying their usual energy anc
IT in their endeayors to stay the deVOuring element
Iatrot being favored with well of water in that vi
@ the fire had pretty we'll done its work before they
I farm q connection with the river and get their en-
gla to work.
NJ. have not heard the loss sustained estimated, bu
w .ara il could not have been much-say four or fv
'mInd lolars.-Nearberm Progress Sd INST.
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CHARLOTTE, July o. Cotton-Demand moderate and
supply limited Prices unchanged Good Middings lo5
Flour-saes light at s. IS for Fine So for Superne and
So so for Extra per sack of SO lbs; Sc per Dbl.
WheatRecelved during the week about 1900 bushels OF
Red White ST 80 for Red 81 40 for White
Corn-Frm at 81 80 cents per bushel.
Lard-Is worth 10 cents per lb.
thickens-Are worth Is cents.
Butter-Is worth l23 Is cents per ID.
Eggs-l23 cents per dozen.
MOBILE July 9.-Cotton.-The sales on Friday 500
bales Middings at 81 l0c. The sales of the week
1870 bales receipts l4OO against 7SO bales in
responding period last year. The receipts at this port
Of last ,42O bales. The stock hand is So
bales. Cotton Freighs Liverpool 7l6d; Havre
&c Exchange on New York, a per cent. premium
sterling al 81 a l04 per cent. premium.
CHARLESTON, July 9.-Semt Weekly Report Cotton.
The demand for this article the past three business
days was limited to 7O6 bales principally Of the oWe
grades at prces The sales are as teo vs.
at Oh $50 at lO at lO4 1913 at O4 and II bales at
Is Cohee, Rio l28 IL Java II 224 Cotton lQ Cot
80 81 20 Corn rs 80 do neal 70 So Feath-
ers per h. 80 IS Flour per bbl 90 S. 80 per 100 10
30 81 50; Lard II l2i; PORK u 8; Molasses Common
"a As Sugar house, 60 65 Muscovado As so; Oats
40 As Potatoes, Irish SO So sweet 40 90 Rags PEI
sugar, brown, 10; Loaf II 10 Clarified IL a u
Is a 80
| NEW YORK, July 9.-Cotton-Market very dull and I'LL
changed. Flour heavy sales OF lOOO bbs State s. Il
95 bushels Southern red 81 65 white 81 IS, West
ern ST Al 81 so, Chicago spring ST. rs 81 26 and Mil
waukee 81 II 81 80. corn Is heavy sales OF 4ZOO
bushels Pork firm Mes SIS Is a $l9 Lard is firm .
ia l2Be Whisky heavy at "a 23c susar is ii m
covad0 81 4c Coffee steady sales OF $40 bags at Is
1870. spillts Iu penne is heavy at 80 4lc kosin
heavy at 81 so. kice is firm.
NEW ORLEANS July 9.-On Friday the market was de
cning irregular. The sales 100 bales MlddlIng
at 10 lOsc The sales of the week 1850 bales; tn
receipts So against 1900 in corresponding period last yeal
Exports the II 750 bales. Total exports thus ta
bales The receipts ahead thus far this season ar
bales all the ports 79l 600 bales The stock
$500 bales Sugar is quiet at 1t &c. Corn is du
at Toe. Whisky is quoted at 10 l97 per gallon Co
frm at ia lac. The sales of The week are 355
bags imports 1850 bags The stock is IL 500 bags again
$500 corresponding period last Sterling Exchang
quoted at 81 10 per premium; with bills OF ladln
attached 81. Exchange New York at a j. Cote
8 FIeghts to Liverpool Cd.
BALTIMORE, July 9.-Flour closed dull and heavy.
Wheat closed dull new and old red, 28 3Oc; viii
. 81 | 55c.
closed dull and heavy yellow IS 68c. white 70
nc.
q Provisions closed quiet and very firm.
: Whisky closed steady at 2O3 2O4c.
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GEORGE kIDD's COTTON GIN.

GEORGE kIDD'S CUTTON GIN.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED have received the cy Tor the
sale of the Cotton Tin in OF Mouth aro-
Ina to which Gin attac led Mcendons lac valuable I'M
PRO, emeu ud cat the attention OF Cotton farmers
Ia the TACT that this Gin with the nprOvem hts heieO at
ached is made pick ue-Ihrd cotton day, and
making a dift half pound more III the
aue than The ordna IL TAKES the Cot ON of OF he
than other Gin In and Is be-
eved be the best imp ovemcnt that has been made In
great many years.
All persons DESTROYS of pu chasing Cotton Gins would do
well to apply the SUBSCRIBERS, who will take In
giving all the nation in possession relative 20 the
JAS T. PETTEWAY & CO.,
AGENTS for North carolina.
" June 26th 1860 2oo-5m
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HATHAWAY Il CO..
MIN TON, N.

WI n I g 7 ", ". @,
OFFER FOR
900 bags Rio Laguayra, Cape and Java Coffee.
800 hhds choice crop Cardenas Molasses now land
ng from the Brig John Hathaway, direct from Cardenas
100 barrels Clarified Sugars.
so tierces choice clean Rice.
500 barrels strictly choice planting Potatoes
400 kegs Nails, of all sizes, of good brand
40 hhds choice Cincinnati Bacon Sides and Shoulders
We also keep constantly hand large stock of Sugar
in hhds kinds of Syrup Pork, Lard, Soda, Butter,
Cheese Glue, Hoop Iron Rope and Baggng Starch Soap
of all kinds Tea Spice aud Ginger Cream of Tartar, Pep
per- Gunny Bags Havana Segars Candles Tobacco, Mus
tard Yeast Powders Hay, No. Cut Herring, Mulets,
Matches, Salt Vinegar, Oil, &c.
Feb I'd, 1860 23-tf
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MRS. WTNSLOW


An experienced and female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children eethng which greatly facilitates the
process of eehing by softenng the gums, reducing all in
fammaton-wl aay all pain, and is to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves relief and health your infants Perfectly safe
in all cases. See advertisement in another column
Fob IA am 1v
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

s should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid.
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SPIRITS TURPENTNE-After closing our last REVIEW tne
prce declined and sales made at 500 Cts Tor
straight and 80 for New York bills; on Thursday
however the price further declined half cent on latter quail
more enquiry for bb and several parcels sold at 80
market closing steady The for the
week have been quite heavy and foot up 5zz Dds as lo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12

A VESSEL CAPs1zED-The Schr. Joseph Ann, be-
longing to J. D. Myers, ESQ., in returning from Hat
teras, when four or five miles below Newbern encount-
cred the gale of wind and rain that passed over on Sun
day evening and capszed. She brought in yester-
day. Damage very slght=P2ogre>s Sd INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12
Heimstreet's Hair Restorative.

HeImstreet's Hair Restorative.
This Hair Cooring is of the singular inventions OF
modern times and, in its way deserves prominent niche
triumph Nature is curious and often sug
gestve When the vessels of the scalp becomes DID, and
but poorly perform their unctonsworn out as were by
the evers the BRAIN generated often by active mental
strfes and excements nature marks the decay win
growth of gray white hair Here Hemstreets Hair Res
torative comes and fe applications restore the vessels
of the scalp ts their original health.-1roy Budget
Price fifty cents and dollar bottle Sold everywhere
by all Druggist
all Druggist
W. E. HAGAN l. CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
June 2lst, 1860 M6-lm-44-lm
TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
YIELDING TO THE EARNEST SOLICITATIONS OF
many citizens In different sections of the county, have con-
cluded again offer my candidate for the once
of Sheriff. . . :,
respectfully solicit your surages at the election to be
held in August next trusting that past course IN once
has proved me to be not unworthy of your support
Daily Herald copy te. 4. u. Hall
April 10th, 1860. o~"-'e
TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY
HEREBY announce myself candidate for the sherifatJ
Of the County of New Hanover the coming August cleo
ton, and respectfully solicit your votes
| W. T. ]. VANN.
| April End, 1860. A'o''0
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12

SoaETHING IHRILIING.-One OF the most delightful
switching romances of the day is presented in the
Life and Doings of Abe Lincoln" 1t is beautiful;
aciDg anything from the pen of Cobb, Ned Buntline
1my of the writers of flash literature. A poor little
rP1ing" without any father or mother or anybody
starts out in life with nothing to get living but
axe and maui and splits rails enough to make him
famous Here is the story l. Lincoln is born. 2.
1aaierS from teething and bad "nuss." 3. At an
a!age he is midshipman on fatboat and distin-
-GI@ himself 4. He leaves the fatboat and goes to
T.rDg rails 5. He splits more rails. 6. He splits
a3 IL conjunction with John Hanks. Z Lincoln
1t the rail business and becomes lawyer. He makes
-sOar split its sides laughing at his jokes. g. He
g" to the Illinois Legislature, and rails at the Demo-
@ltc party. 9. He goes to Congress, votes against
lie American soldiers, and gets his mileage with dis,
melton. TO- He runs for the Senate and "goes down
VIII heavy fall. IL. He is nominated for President
4 anZousy awaits the result. The prevailing SEN
.a4t Of this remarkable production is almost as
soI as the pretty patriotic conception which disln
:.>led the maker of Mr.. Lincoln's Michigan Chair o.
>atew
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12

NoTE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage &c.. say lumber so to 81 M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 q y bb-and naval stores,
when brought u Railroad about the expenses in
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of fifth or the price Of yellow Dip
cordinp to quality,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12
APPOINTMENTS.

A JONES' the candidate to represent the counties of
Bladen, Brunswick and Columbus will address his fellow
citizens at the following times and places:
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JULY IST, 1860!
THE BILLS
ARE MADE OUT!

Those who call and settle will the necessity for
presenting them. O. S. BALDWIN,
July 6-258-lw-46lt 38 Market street
IT, We are requested to announce Mr.. JOHN P. LYLE
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Baden county, at
the next August election. [June 7, l860-4lte
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w1LM1NGToN D1sTRIcT-THIRD ROUND.

THE PARMENTER & CAMPBELL SEWING
MACHINE.
PATENTED AUGUST 16th 1859, by E. BOOTH. 1he
most perfect Machine manufactured
E. 7. BARRY. Ag't.,
Photographic Rooms, Mozart Hall:
Jan. 23d, 1860 lle6zz-u
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LOST LOST

LOST LOST:I
A DUE Bull against W. F. Pollock, of Mount Olive,
n Wayne county n. c., payable to Oliver Pollock, for
the of three hundred and fifty dollars (30 dated the
Goth of December 1851 believe. hereby forewarn all
persons from trading for said note and the maker from
ing it to any except myself. JAS. F. OLIVER.
Bladen county. N c.. June 10Th, 1860 -258 ,lt-462
SCHOOL AT HAYWOOD.
THE NEXT SESSION will commence the 23rd of July
The Principle announces that he has taken charge of
school private enterprise designed to be
He socts liberal patronage from former friends and the
public generally and in return will apply all his energies,
aided by of ten years. educat mentally and
morally those committed to his
Haywood high healthy location, with excellent water
by district of unusual fertility and plenty The
people intelligent, hospitabe and moral-no community
is better There churches in the place. Methodist
and Presbyterian and preaching every Sunday Maifacl
tiles good.
Students would do we'll to apply immediately twenty
desired.
Other rates, 9lo anu SAu w
The principal has made arrangements for board in private
families at IS to $40 per month.
For further information address
A. R. BLACK, Principal.
july 18th, 1860. 46-4t
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
II AVING qualified Executors, in pursuance OF the last
II win and testament of the late John II. Sauls, at the
last term of of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New
Hanover county the undersigned hereby give notice to all
indebted to the of said deceased to make i'm
mediate payment all having claims against said
he'd by law or this notice will beplead in bar Of their re-
couor ' DAVID MCINTYRE.
WILLIAM S. ASHE.
Tr1r 9th 1870 2622t-462t*
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Worthy Of Imitation.

We commend the following item to the attention of
the Opposition in this State:
ALABAMA PoL1TIcs.-The opposition party of Ala
bama in convention assembled at Montgomery on the
I'd instant repudiated the nominations of Bell and Ever
et and declared their purpose to support the nomna
tons OF Breckenridge and Lane Charleston Courier
The SQUATTER CANDIDATES AT LoGGERHEADs =
Mr. ID. " johnson, the squatter nominee for Vice
President holds that the South has right to Congress
siona legislation to protect slave property in the Terri
tories but is opposed to the policy of demanding it.
Douglas in his Harper article, says "no one who admits
the right of the South to protection in the Territories
can refuse to demand it, without being false to his ob
cations to support the Constitution" Herscheil gets
pretty hard rap the knuckes there If he has any
sensibty be must feel rather uncomfortable in being
upon the same ticket with man who has pronounced
him false to bis obligations to support the Constitution
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Resolutions of the New York Democratic State
Committee.

Tho fo]loving resolutions, which we take from the
5 Book we're passed at the late meeting of the New
y0rk State Democratic Committee
p.arrd That the National and Constitutional Demo
te state Of New York have witnessed with feelings
rgret and disapprOval the rejection by the Charles
Convention of delegates regularly chosen, IN accor
nce with the usages of the party, by the Congressional
BIZ trc OF this State under the call OF this State Commit
~ that the subsequent disruption of that Convention and
the secession of the Democratic States heretrom
resulted from and directly traced to the mlsrepresenta
the sentiments and preferences OF the Democratic
ses of the State bv the votes given by the majority of
The delegation which admitted to SIT In that COnVen-
@ and that we cannot recognize nthe nominations made
y the srcaed Convention at Baltimore, presided over by
Mr. Todd any of the evidences of regularity and usage
which would render its action binding upon us as Demo
Graf. and party men.
Lar,d That though thus aggrieved and injured, the
Nna Democrats of New York have not altered and will
.er ater in their attachment to the principles OF oul
.rY which wrong outrage can deter them from sup
@ and advocating, and which they have never heslta
t declare and sustain in darker days than this that
landing now as ways, in firm resistance to Northern ia
sim and to the social war waged upon southern rlgh
Southern Institutions not surprised or dlsappOln
O ind the builders of the Buffalo Platform, the TRAITORS
gDir organized Northern Democracy IN 1913, unde
e leadership Of Van Buren, and Adams, now actlVe ant
..eao in sustaining Presidential candidate who is reEu
lated as Martin Van Buren, had been repudIated tWelV
..s ago by the southern Democracy.
Es0rd, hat recognize John o. BrecKlnrIdge as III
tine ard regular candidate OF tne Natlohal DeOcldc
the Office OF President of the United States and Josep
only true and regular candidate Tor the once
Vice President and that this State Committee does hercb
pOye IdoTse and ratfy these NOMINATIONS, ana Will SUI
AN them in the coming campaign. ~
E0ued That the thanks OF the true Democracy OF Ne
York due and hereby rendered to those represents
of Virginia. North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, MIS-
app Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Callforn
GlOegon who gave their generous support and recogn
lt0 the regular delegation from this state, ana mat u
.Tman and Secretary of this State Committee transmit
Vg Of this resolution to the Chairman OF the Democrat
A4e Committee Of each OF said States
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% NEGROES, NEGROES WANTED.
* GENTLEMEN, your old customers yet in mark
O. ct. All you who have NEGROES for sale, would do
we'll to give US a call, address
POWELL & MACARTHUR, Clinton N. G.
L. A. POWELL.
J. A. MACARTHUR [Juy Il, 1S6O-46ly*
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIME SIXTEENTH SESSION of this Institution will com
mence on the lst Monday, the Sd of September 1850
Thorough and efficient instruction is provided in all the
Departments of accomplished Female Education.
The Terms Board Tuition, &c. the as those
previously established.
For Catalogues containing full particulars, apply to the
Principal. Il. &. GRAVES
July II, 1860. 46-3m
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Office Will, Charlotte d Rutherford II. r.. Co.,
Qrsl Tr1lx
nTSSOLUTION,

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under the
name of MURRAY l. BLANEY, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Asa ): MUhhA1'
r. BLANEY.
Wilmington, n c., June 81, 1850.
The business of the firm will be settled by the undersign
ed who will continue the BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
all its branches and hopes to receive the same bcra
patronage heretofore extended te the late firm.
June p, l860-247-lm-A2t. ASA ). MURRAY