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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-30
A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
THE TEACHINGS
OF
PATRIOTS and STATESMEN
OR,
THE "FOUNDERS OF The REPUBLIC'
- :" "a W :" ~ VIZ
A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.

&" Fiat JfLstitid."

GREAT National W Ork every who votes, expects
to vote, should and it, it is partisan book
out compilation from the reports of Debates and from
other reliable sources of the Speeches of the Founders
OF the Republic on the question Of Slavery showing their
opinions thereon expressed in the Congress of the Con
federation in convention to form the Constitution and in the
several State Conventions to ratifV the same
distinguished feature Of the discussions the Speech
es of
Madison RutL' dge, Ellsworth,
Randolph, Livingston, Patrick Henry,
DR.. franklin, Roger SEsrr man, Mason,
Pimckney. LoUnd@s.
and in short all those of the Revolutionary times re-
nowned alike for their patriotism craftsmanship virtues
1t will include the HISTORY OF the ORDINANCE of 1857
By ete Force ESQ., the great congressional compierthe
only authentic account of that famous Ordinance pub
lshed The slavery agitation then traced its various
phases in Congress- from 1880 1852 and the opinions
(gathered from the Speeches and Letters) Of
Jefferson, Pinckney, Benton,
Madison, John Quincy Adams, Webster
Monroe, Clay, silas Wright and
Harrison, Calhoun, Marcy,
we'll eminent living Statesmen accura ely comp
ed. 1t will also contain the DRIED SCOTT and other
cisons of the Courts the Question: the speech
| Alexander Hamilton, advocating MONARCHIAL GOV
EMINENT, also his plan of Government the Inaugural
Addresses of WASHINGTON, ADAMS, JEFFERSON anC
MADISON. and the Farewell Addresses of WASHINGTON
| and ] JACKSON, 1t is designed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-30
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOB THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 18th. 1860.

TURPENTNE-Since our review of Wednesday last there
has been better demand this article for both shipping
and dng purposes and the price OF soft shows further
advance of centsthe sales on Monday beng at 81 90 or
same price as yellow dip, but generally subject to de;
auction opefth unless of good quality and not 6y and
we therefore give the price table below at which it
now goes a. the time of making up report there is
brisk enquiry and parcels ud ready sale on arrival at 81 90
for yellow dip So 04 for virgin, and ST. 273 for hard per
bb OF $50 lbs The arrivals for the week have been rather
batter nd he sales reach SAT bills, follows
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ater closing our review on Wed,
nesday last there was active enquiry from buyers and
Trces advanced cent previous rates. and sales were
made for straight and 373 cents for " bos
Sales also Thursday at these figures, but on
Friday it cave way under advices received and the
transactions 81 for the former and 50 cents for
the latter quality At these prices the market mas SINCE
ruled steady buyers taking all that be reached and
sellers generally holding higher the stock r first hands Is
quite light Sales for the week OF 1886 bbis, as tooWS
| bio - Inan IA nnr
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NOTICE

AZ TAKEN UP and committed to the Jail OF Bladen
~ County, OF the I'D day of August, 1861 negro Doy
q who saws his name is BOB and that he belongs TO
1Isn Holiday of Plymouth Washington Co, n. Y: Inc
aia nepro il about feet 7incbes high weighs aDout
Is5 bs rather of copper color, has small scar on OF
about the centre of bis forehead: .ako
The owner will come forward prove property anu taho
NM "ey' y az "A- ~ 49, R. P. MELVIN, Sheriff.
By B. L. CRAVEN, Jailor:
Aug. s0th, 1860 iN
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TNTpORTANT TO FARMERS,

nEACE is DECLARED in the state of North Carolina
and the time will when the farmers, or at eas
many of en-, will rejoice to know that shall be at WI
tember and viii have on exhibition c. Vande1works POR
TABLE FENCE wien l will be prepared to accommodate
those who wish to purchase Farm OF r on
Of the cheapest fences in the world and its simplicity ane
utility cannot excelled in the United states Woo
those who wish to speculate You can MAKE ten doals "
every one you invest in this fence eo-,,x,r,1ro
Aug. 80, l660.-l-tf. IT, II. o1ENHNo'
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RIRS. WINSLOW.

experienced nurse and female physician, has Soothing
Syrup Tor children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process teehing by softening the gums, reducing all in
@nmaton-w alay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
Selves aud relief and health to your infants. Perfectly safe
mall eases See advertisement in another column.
Feb. 2j.-l47-3m-27-ly.
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X KELIEYS BOOK STORE.
Engineers and Mechanics PocketB Book, containing
United States and Foreign weights and Measures tables
of Areas and Ccumferences of Circles, Circular Segmen
and zones of Circles &C.; by O. H. Haswe. ,,or, IS
Political Text Book for 1860, comprising orieI view Oh
Nominations aud Elections including al tine
struggle respecting Slavery in the Territories, &C.; by
Horace Greeley and J. r. Cleveland.
Rutledge, New and Popular Novel:
The ATTIC Philosopher; by suyVertes'
Aug 26th, 1860.
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From The Troy buugtI
.JONn Quincy Adams.

From The Troy buugtI'
John Quincy Adams.
It in that famous poem the Siege of Corinth, where
byron records that
there old man whose hairs arere achlte,
But his veteran arm was full of might"
Ih famous lines descriptive of this old man have been Of
oted as applicable to that intellectual giant of the
er day, OF the Republc-John Quincy Adams. Had the
-aO Il yons poem lived in these days there would nave
been No necessity of his recording the fact that his hairs
were wie Tor like most of the old of the present
day. he would undoubtedly have used HEIMsTREETs HAIR
oRATE which would have restored his hair to all the
Ei.IQe beauty and natural color of youth.
Pgce fifty and dollar bottle. Sold everywhere
N all Druggist
lSodn Wilmington by W. H. Lippitt, q. McLin, and by
ADuggist
W. E. HAGAN & co, Proprietors, Troy, N Y.
Aug. Il. 297-lm-d&w.
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phe NIissOu1I Election.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 2l.-The Democrat IA republican
~gau thus estimates the complexion of the next House
Rep natives in the State Legislature: Douglas
dem rats 49, Breckenridge do. 26; Union men SO; re-
mbIIans 2 and ten counties to be ard from.
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TIRE pARMENTER 81 CAMPBELL Sc WING
MACHINE.
PATENTED AUGUST 18TH 1859, by E. BOOTH. Ihe
n9iPaJeCt Machine manufactured.
Photographic Rooms, Mozart Hall:
jan. 235 1860 lls&22-tf
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0swEGo, August 2a.-Ihe steamer Niagara came in
collision last night with unknown vessel on the Lake,
and sustained much damage A passenger named John
Aigcr OF South Carolina, had both legs broken.
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Office VIII. Charlotte d RUTHERFORD r.. II. Co., |
3rd july, 1850.

NOTICE..
NOTICE hereby given that all persons indebted to me-
either by account, and all persons owing lakes
on property listed or unsted forward and settle
the same immediately am compelled within the next
80 - E. u. HALL Sheriff.
-Au1 II 294652tf.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price, In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have to be maid
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Plantation he re-
o. Gently purchased known as the NEWFlELDS, PLA3E
- lying the Cape Fear River, u miles above Whining
ton containing 1000 three hundred rich river bottom
the balance upland oak and hickory of superior quail
v The valley as any land the river. The up
lands good cay foundation underad with mari of the very
best quality and in great abundance it is considered and
btess isl the very Cotton Plantation the river
~ ~ ~ NV absence S. LLOYD.
Aug. 80. 1-UIN
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SALE OF LOTS

SALE OF LOTS
ON WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE RUTHERFORD
RAIL ROAD.
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
~ next we will offer OF public sale at Peterborough
Depot, (near Bryan swamp in Baden county.
TWELVE ONE-HALF ACRE LOTS!
living on the Railroad Terms made known day of sale.
CHARLES IVEY.
Aup ODD 1s6O-l-ts JOHN IVEY.
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sTATE or NORTH CAROIINA


BLADEN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions august Term 1860
Rinaldi Brother Attachment levied upon Defend
?. vs.. ants interest in the lands of the
this case it appearing the Court that the def ndant
Geo ge W. Mcmillan is nonresident of the State of
North Carolina 1t is ordered that publication be made in
the Wilmington Journal, public newspaper published in
the town OF wilmington N Co. for six consecutive weeks
commanding him to appear at the next term of this Court
answer or replevy otherwise the conditional judgment of
the Justice will be made absolute and final and the
OF the defendant in the lands above mentioned will be sold
for the satisfaction of plaintiffs debt.
Witness, A. K Cromarte Clerk of said Court 1T Of
fce in Ezabethtown the 25th day of August A D. 1860
A. K. CROMARTIE Clerk
ssAug. 3O-I6t [Pr. adv IS Ell
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
BLADEN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter SeSStOnS-Aaqst Ter7n 1860
Mary a. Mcclellan, Christian White
and Nancy Mcmillan,
Naiu Mcmillan Conroo w num Petition for
GriAith / McMIo5 - Wia Partition of Land
AID wife Mary Jane, and John j.
APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that Neil
Mcmillan, George W. Mcmillan, Griffith }. Mcmillan, and
- Waldron and wife Mary Jane, and John j. MILAN
defendants named in the above petition nonresdents
the State of North Carolina 1t therefore ordered
publication be made the Wilmington Journal six weeks
notifying said resident defendants appear at the
term of Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions hello
for the county OF Baden at the House Elizabeth
town. on the first Monday November then there
to plead answer or demur to said petition the will
be taken pro COnteSSO, and heard pGrte them.
Witness, A. X Cromarte, Clerk OF said Court at of
ice in Ezabethown, the 25th day of August A. d. 1860
A. K. CROMARTIE, Clerk.
Aug. 30.-1-6t. [Pr. adv. 81
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NOTICE.
a. THE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into a
a co-partnership under the style and firm of Harden
~ Peterson, Tor the purpose of buying and selling
- H. "a w :" - .

Having purchased House and Lot in Wilmington on
Second Street in front of Curre Livery Stables they
are building Jail for the purpose of securing Negroes
All having Negroes for sale are requested to 3g
them to Wilmington, and give showing As we have
made sell Negroes Souh we expect to
pay liberal prices We had rather buy our Negroes mere
will receive Negroes brought or sent to our House
take good of them and charge 6oafo until
One of the firm will be here all times, ready to accom-
modate customers, the other will be IN Clinton
c. where all letters addressed to Barden PETERSON Oh
Everett Peterson, will be promptly attended to-
| B. G. BARDEN,
EVERETT PETERSON.
! vv;I,o;no+on N O. July Is. 1850. l-u
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From many Notices Of the Press, Of all Pares IRE take
the following:
We would advise every who takes interest and
would Judge justly to the question which, for many
has most absorbed politics, TO buy this book It
clear full abstract of past opinions this subject.
Philadelphia North American.
Every man. who takes any interest in the political history
of this countyof whatever complexion his opinions may
be-should procure copy of this admirable work AS
book of reference it will prove invaluable.
Ere,rng Argus, PJ,ild.
1t places within tie reach of every intelligent man and
woman the opinions Of the founders government
that subjectthe whole constituting very admirable and
succinct history Of slavery in the United states.
IhilddGphid Inquirer.
Mr.. Chase has shown industry, tact, and imparay in
this compilation which is full and instructive, without being
tedious bulky The reader has, in single volume the
views for and agains1 slavery OF the leading lights in this
country from the formation of the Constitution. At this
crisis when political excitement high, such work
this in almost invaluable Press, Philadelphia.
This work is having immense SALE agents make
more on it than on any other book published. The
book contains matter than most books selling for 81 rs
but Wishing to sell large number in short time, have
put the price at ST. Specimen copies will be sent by mai
on receipt of retail price.
j. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
4S North Fourth Street.
| PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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NOTE.-ltver Lumber, Tar Turpentine, sold in the
water, subject the expense of landing Inspection
cooperage &c. say lumber 80 cents to 81 u NJ; Tar and
Turpentine 10 a IA cents u bband naval stores
when brought Railroad about the expenses are in
curred-* For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of onefth made the price of yellow dip, &C.
cording to quality.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

SAMSON COUNTY.
KTHEREAS information hath this day been made to us,
w Undersigned by the oath of John Boy kin, that
slave, ADAM, belonging to the said John hoy KIM has
runaway lies out hio and lurking in Swamps and 9th
obscure places committing depredacns the peaceful
inhabitants OF said State: These are the Of North
Carolina require him. the said slave to surren
der himself his other lawful authority and do
this proclamation to be published at the Court House
door other dubc places Of said county, AID warn
ter lawful for any to capture him by staying him
or otherwise, without accusation impeachment of any
crime Given under hands and seals this the 23d Of
August, 1860 -
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OH SECTIONAL BOOK

but all parties claim to epresent the views of the Fah
of the Republic the Slavery Question, the object
the compilation rather to show what those
and what construction the eminent of the
have given the Constitution from the period adoption
to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise in 1854.
This volume the only work of the kind published and
should be in the hands of all who wish history of this all
absorbing question.
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- RUNAWAY
q FROM MY RESIDENCE IN KINSTON, on the 10th
- INST. my negro TENER, aged 20 years. carry
ing her youngest child boy about 10 months Old
named GEORGE The woman is Of medium helghth quite
muscular, and very likely. The child Is quite likely Inc
woman will weigh lao $50 lbs. r.,
Her father and mother live down about wilmington. Sne
will probably endeavor to get there; ,,, r>,,nr -
will give a reward of TWENTY-FIVE sDOLLAhS for
her lodUment in New Hanover county JAIL
nei louS " " DANIEL L. BROCK.
Kinston Aug. 81, 1850. ZSS6t-[lm
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eA ADAM is about five feet, two three inches high
* and is supposed to be lurking in this neghborhood-
~ will give TWENTY DOLLARS for him alive, or
- ~ DOItLARS for his head. JOHN BOYklN.
Aug 90 1850 l-tSupCtw
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THE STEAMSHIP
%EgPARNERS8VRGs
Captain POWELL, will leave New York and Wilmington
the following days:
SATURDAY. :" 18TH Wilmington for New York.
Saturday 25thss New York for Wilmington.
Saturday Sent lst =" Wilmington for New ! ork.
Saturday = 9Th New York for Wilmington
Saturday 10Th, WILMINGTON for New York
Saturday DID,, g New York for Wilmington.
Saturday, 29ti,. =. 90 Wilmington for New York.
1850 e, a. KEITH, Agent,
Wilmington, N. G.
n. B. CROMWELL d co.,
No. Sc West street, New York.
July 18th, 1866 zoo
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
E. r. DURKEE & CO.'S
ELECT SPlC ES.


Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE -
but ground from Spices selected and eansed by
for the purpose without reference to COST They
are beautifully packed in tnfo (ned with to pre-
vent injury by keeping, and full weights while the ordl
nary ground Spices are almost invariably short We war
rant them in point of strength and richness of favor
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON, -
az single trial will abundantly prove.
Manufactured only by E. Z. DURKEE CO..
Feb. I4-137&25 # 1s1 Pearl street, New York.
WHIsKEY, WHIskEYi!
Oh eBBLS. OLD RYE;
80 80 9 BOURBON. In store and for sale by
Aug.6 T. ID. mohof Co'
DISSOLUTION.
TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between Foyles
Galloway, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the late firm will he settled by d. NJ Foyles
D. NJ. FOYLES. -
$50. CHARLES M. GALLOWAY.
Wilmington, N G. Aug. 1Otk, 1860 2ss&5l-tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BARRELS White and Colored, just received per I.
OO Frazer for sale at low prices and accommodating
terms. Also. on hand, ss A
80 bbls. Old Rye, Monongahela and Nectar Whskey
/ Fine French Brandy;
5 Old Port Vine
/ J. Wilson'S GROCERY,
| August Il. Fre. No. 8 Market street.
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BLADEN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SeSsions-August Term
Mary A. Mcclellan, Christian White,
and Nancy Mcmillan,
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PORTLAND, Feb. s--The steamship North Briton,
OF the Canadian line, arrived at this port this
evening. -
She left Liverpool on Wednesday,, the 25th uIt.,
and touched at Queenstown ON Thursday the 26th,
bringing five days later adyices by telegraph from
London and Liverpool than were received by the
Asia at New York.
Commercial Intelligence
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.--The sales of Cotton for the
three business days since the departure of the
Asia amount to "a 900 bales, of which spectators
and exporters took 600o bales. The market gen-
orally closed quiet and steady at Saturdays quo
tations. Some authorities, however say that the
prices OF cotton are easier, and that partial de-
cline OF l-l6 has taken place. Others say that
prices are easier, but quotations generally remain
unchanged. The market opened with less activity
and holders are willing sellers.
LONDON. Feb 2j.-The funds continue tIepressed
and decline Of to is reported.
Consols for money closed at 94s to 9ia.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25.-The advices frem Manches
ter continue favorable.
The demand for cloths and yarns had somewhat
abated, but prices closed firm at the recent ad
vance.
The Liverpool breadstuff market generally closed
quiet and steady, at previous quotations.
The provision market closed quiet, with little va
ration in prices.
General Intelligence.
The British Parliament was opened on Tuesday,
the 24th by the Queenin person.
The Queens speech to Parliament was pacific in
its tone and created favorable impression.
In reference to the San Juan dispute, the Queen
says that any serious difficulty has been prevented
by the equitable course and coHeiliatory arrange.
ments made by the Government of the United
States.
The commercial treaty recently negotiated be-
tween France and England has been signed.
Captain Harrison, the commander Of the steam.
ship Great Eastern, has been drowned.
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s,TArroNAxY STEAM ENGINES
ALI. SIZES, FROM to 16 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from ~ TO 20 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS, from Il feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from 10 % inches in diameter.
Lea Ieavittts CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
roa wooden frames, with Norcross Rocker Boxes and
stearns Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Chid's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws.
s,raubs Iron Frame CORN FLOUR MILLS from Is
3inehes diameter.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS, of g. ", and II inches in
diameter by long geared for either horse
power.
sHAFTlNG, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
ERs, and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter and from
l6 to 30 feet lsng
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to 72 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various Sizes
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of all sizes
of all sizes OF the above articles generally in
store ready delivery the shortest netee and fer sale
the most favorable and the lowest prices,
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be sent to address
by mail. -.54.=
mye AWtf 10 Graver street, New Orleans.
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This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
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