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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-20

PAINTS AND OILS.
1nnnn LBS. Pure White Lead;
N}lVJO ,G00lbs. Pure White Zinc
100 lbs Pure White Zinc, In Varnlsh6
200 lbs Silver Paint in Oil;
50 bbls. . dry assorted;
10 Spanish Brown;
IS Venetian Red;
s. Yellow Ochre
8 Linseed OH;
81 Lard Oil;
ss Best Sperm Oh
ao0 his Chrome Green, In oil and dry;
5 wv ra+o II hv w. Fl. LPPITT,
"1o,tSalo nat Stf SIf AS'~' Druggist Chemist.
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Professional and Business Cards.

GEO. ALDERMAN,
7 NsPEOl'" WILMINGTON, N. c.
| +T r. Aldernan's Store.
once a. paid to business and solci's patronage
ron hs SouN"' l-l0m*
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NOTICE.
a. TAKEN UP and committed to the jail OF New nan ian
"a over County, on the 22d of March, 1882 oeAl anu an
dumb negro man, s feet inches high, pacA; SUP
noSed to belong Samuel A. Marsteler, frlnce Villain ~
Homnv Va The owner of said negro requested 70 CONC
forward prove property pay charges and take h
or he Will pe oe@i' WIN "o0o E. D. HALL, Sheriff.
n 1oro 81 1890 43-H
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Cypress Creek, Bladen Co., Aug. 27, 1850 2-tf
VALTARLIG PLANTATION FOR SALE.

s TIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Plantation he re-
&x& Gently purchase known the NEWFIELDS PLACE,
- lying the Cape Fear River q miles above Whining
ton containing 1000 three hundred rich river bottom
the upland oak hickory Of very superior quail
ty The valley safe any land the river The up
lands good clay foundaon underaid with mari Of the very
quality and in abundance it is considered (and
doubtless s the very Plantation the river
1t is the possession of Tenent who will show it to any
one in nv absence S. LLOYD.
Aup 40 l-tlN
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PAINTS-PAENTS.
DURE WHITE LEAD;
Snow White Zinc;
White Gloss Zinc;
Inseea OH Varnish Patent Dryers, &C. For sale whole
- ihnseS s o4oiii i bv w. b. LIPPITT,
saIe Ha dnI ie "' - Druggist & Chemist
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j. 4. SADLER, s
sJs 81 ShOAhGas
WITH
SHERMAN BROTHERS,

,n,rrps AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE, CUT
TI4G3l II4rG93 Guns, AND HEAVY. GOODS, 10 Park Place
i ~. I'm Murray st.. NEW YORK.
alu, = - 1S60-33-6m.*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-20

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
TEyHE SIXTEENTH SESSION of this Institution Will com
mence the ls Monday, the Sd of September, 1850:
Thorough and efficient instruction provided IN all the
Departments of an accomplished Female Education.
The for Board Tuition, &c. the same as those
previously established. =,
For Catalogues containing full particulars apply to the
Principal. L.. C.sGRAFfo:
July II, 1860 4o-om"
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Wanted.

THE SOUTH Is RIGHT.
CIvE ME YOUR TRADE, as am in market for s
NT number Of likely YOUNG NEGROES, and sm de- "A
termned to pay the highest cash prices All persons ~
having such property dispose Of will do well TO give me
q = 0"N' "a ""O40'' ' D. L. BROCK.
July oath, 1860 4'-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-20

VALUABLE SWAMP LANDS FUR SALE.
AsSa THE SUBSCRIBER having determined to go South,
Jz offers sale his entire possession OF LANDS IN New
-4 Hanover county, 80 miles from Wilmington aud one
mile from the Cape Fear River CaintuCk District, there
being about $50 acres ALL of which 80 are drained
and cleared and in fine state of cultlVatonthere beng
about 200 acres to clear all heavy growth swamp
Land, being portion Of the we-known JUMPER AND
BEAR oWAMPS, and the balance UPLAND. The Swamp
is well adapted the production OF Conn., Peas E0tatoes
and Rice. On the Plantation is very good DWELLING
HOUSE nearly new and all necessary outhouses, and
good Well of Water The place is pleasantly located and
as healthy any the State Also, another tract lmme
datey the Cape Fear River containing z acres about
miles from Tie plantation all fenced for the purpose
of Pasture There is about 30 acres cleared and well
ADAPTED to Corn Peas, Pumkns &c. Also, there any
quantity of OAK AND ASH WOOD handy to the river
person wishing settle himself valuable and pleas
antly located place in this countryn good neigh
do well to call soon, am sure the place
is too well known remain hand long. Apply to The
subscriber the premises address Arthur BourdeauX
! Cantuck p. o., New Hanover county, N O. w
April 10, 1860.-34-tf ARTHUR BOUIDEAUA.
! LAMBS FOtS SALE,
esssA THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 ACRES OF
x&S LAND, situated South of and Immediately on tn
y Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, 22 to "a mile
from Wilmington. Their advantages IN regard to health
SOIL timber and winter range Tor Stock with Tn
natural advantages and small expense OF draining canno
be exceed the State Having more land than can US
AN Offering them at lower price per acre than any III TN
section. These lands pronounced by judges to be nm
will please address at Wesbrooks Post ONCE biade
county, N. Co. stating the time they will be at Maxwell
Depot on said road and will meet them there and sho
them the lands Those wishing to know anything concern
ing them before visiting will write, and VIII answer Ie1
! Immediately. d, a. hoDE"1Ntt o. tc
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WALKER RIEARE
". II. TURLINGTON,
ICCION MERCHANT.

". II. BURLINGTON,
CtOMMI9SION MERCHANT,
1 WILMINGTON, N. G.
5 VIII give prompt and personal attention to all I con
si1rme9ts of SFLRIiS TUkPENTINE, ROSLN, TIM
.BER COTTON, FLOUR, and other country produce,
either or sale or shipment.
Nv wharf and Warehouses; being conveniently located for
the reception of produce either by Railroad or River, ena-
b los me to make charges light.
REFERS
g. R. Savage, Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington
john Dawson PresC Branch Bank of n. c., Wilmington
" H. James, Cashier Branch Bank OF Cape Fear Raelgh
Nov. lth, 1859. LILY
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o. NEGROEs NEGROES WANTED.
K GENTLEMEN, your old customers are yet in mark
NA et All you who have NEGROES for sale, would 90
well to give a call, or address -. 49, =, r.
POWELL & MACARTHUR, Clinton, n. o.
i. A. POWELL. - o ,c,5
j. A. MACARTHUR. lJuIy ~, looOy- looO-9o-iy
HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES.
eM THE SUBSCRIBER is in the market, and will pay
a the highest cash prices for NEGROES OF any age
~ suitable for the Southern market. - -,
Clinton. Sampson Co., N. c., June 81 1860. 43-ly*
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EDWARD MCPHERSON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
Aug. 18th, 1862 0Ov1
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN ONs-
Low COUNTY.


tNHE UNDERSIGNED as Executor OF the last Mlll ana
Testament of George Ward deceased, offers for sale
the HOUSE, AND LOT and PLANTATION where the de-
ceased resided. The Dwelling is large and commodOus,
and although located upon the Plantation is whing the
limits corporation of Jacksonville. The Plantation
ACRES, situated New River and is partly embraced
within the limits of said corporation. large portion OF the
cleared the balance well tnbered and can be easi
ly drained.
Also, 1900 acres of TURPENTINE LAND with the Trees
mostly boxed. TIL land is New River about five miles
below Jacksonville.
Also the Plantation on Bachelors Delight, containing
bout SIX HUNDRED ACRES, about ten miles above Jack
sonVie.
The above Lands if not sold at private sale before the
month Of November next will be sold publicly
For further particulars, address
RICHARD W. WARD, Executor
| Aug. lG, 1S60.-5l-tlNeV. jacksonville, N. g.
E8-Tarboro' Mercury copy and send bill as aooVe.
| I'D LAND FOR SALE. FasG
fR THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, $40 ACRES xTaf
sasA OF LAND, situate in Robson county, five miles
South East Of Floral oege, il healthy moral and intel
ireut community, conveniently located around place
chosen for Depot, The W., G. & R. Railroad. On the
place is a comfortable dwelling house, containing
six and four places. with good passage and paz
"a The out-houses mostly and Of good quality,
including Cotton-Gin House aud pack The Orchards OF
Apple and Peach Trees Of good selection, and bear
choice Fruit, which rpen from the beginning OF the rult
season till The Well of Water is good as this coun
try affords The greater portion OF the Land IS heavily tim
bered and admire bly, adapted both to the upentne bus
cleared Land-5 Cf which fresh. Also, tract Of 45O
Acres heavily mbered, Of clay foundation every acre s
cepe Of cultivation, and suited especially TO raising OF
ton will be sold accommodating terms to persons inafe
early application to ED"AhD @ MGHAhlr' - 'NlS ~
TrJ.
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THOMAS w. PLAYER,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, =, n
~ Office in NJ McInns' Store, North Water Street.
September %, l859-4ly
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G, POLVOGT

OWEN d YARBROUGH
TTAVE THIS day entered into Co-parnershiP for the
III purpose of transactiag the COMMISSION AND FOR-
WARbiNG BUSINESS, in all its branches, in wilmington
and will give prompt personal attention to all business en
trusted to their .-.. E
Liberal cash advances will be made On consignments OF
country produce. uC,L,
SoTa -'O N JOHN W. OWEN.
@. S. YARBROUGH.
TVnr,;,c4or Oot on 1asq s-1v*
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EDWIN A. KEITH,

IN SMITH, 0oHN @OAi'
SMITH & McLAURIN,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
| WILMINGTON, N. G.
RETER
JOHN DAWSON, Esq, Mayor.
E. P HALL Esq, President Branch Bank State N. =. l..
Oct 7th, 1859. O-El
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A. e. HALL,
Il LutlerIob5c Wharf WILMINGTON, N. Z.
Aur 5tb ~ I9Eo " '''''' 49-1y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

A PARTY AND ITS CANDIDArE.-The
Bell-Everetts of the Third Congressional
District Of Ohio. have nominated WIN.
Gunckel. Of Germantown. for Congress.
The Democracy were active in "egging
'on" this thing. They hope to draw votes
from Craighead BY this quirk; but they
will Be fooled nightly. We used to
run with that machine, and know all
about it. The ticket will attract only .
few fogy votes. which otherwise would
have been given to vsllandigham. A
majority Of the Bell-ringers there are old
fossils who have sat about the corners on
goods boxes. talking fogyism. until their
neither parts are calloused the thickness
Of side Of Spanish sole-leather. II they
were to sit on Q pegsiug-swl. and run it
iu up to the handle. il would produce no
sensation whatever, and would bring no
more sap than could Be drawn from q
wagon. tire. They wear the old fashion.
ed breschee. with broad, falling aapa.
and openings beside the pockets, to reach
in and draw their shirt tails down, of no,
days. In writing letters. they invariably
commence with. Il take my pen in
hand" "hoping these few line" etc.
and close with. "No more at present.
Yours till DEATH" They grease their
shoes every Sunday morning with fish
oil, tie them with leather strings. and
wear stocks and standing collars. When
a hole appears in their meal or grain
sack. they stop it with q corn cob; and
they carry bandana hsndkerchiefs in the
crowns of their hats. They SOW garden
truck by signs Of the moon. and think
any man an impostor who pretends to
know more than his great.grandfathe'
did before him. We mow them we'll
used to run with that party. Most oil
the young men Of the party. and many
of the old ones, have joined the Wide.
Awake" standard of Old Abe. leaving
these old fossils sitting on goods boxes q,
the street corners, astonished and horri.
fed at the progress and dangers Of Repub'
licsnisn, declaring that their grandma.
theirs never dreamed Of anything like it.
and seeking relief for their dark forebod
ings in the soothing influences Of q fs.
full of Scotch snuff. That ticket will
make tremendous run
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

HARMONY OF rHE HARMoNIoUs.-Not-
withstsnding the efforts Of the various
wings Of the Democracy to act in harmo-
ny in this County. there is . much dis
affection among them - there Is among
their brethren in the States. The dissat,
isf.ction is very sress, and appears to be
growing. The southern part Of the Coun.
ty demanded the candidate for Sherid.
but was fooled out Of It. Old anfisn
hsngers-os were noninsted BY fraud over
men Of better charseea. The candidates
sre not we'll spportiosed throughout the
County. Iowa Township has one third
of the ticket-three Of the most important
Offices. Blakely's nomination for Sheriff
was . death. blow to The ticket. Here.
in bis own Township. the boiling is tre-
mendous. Free State Democrats will
not support him. and many Pro.Slsvery
men will not swallow him. He has been
carrying things with . high hand. domi.
nsering alike over Free State and Pro.
Slavery men. He has denounced and
abused them for exercising their right to
think and vote y they pleased. contrary
to bis dictation. 4 man whom we know
to have voted Pro- Slavery and Demo.
cratic ticket from the earliest days oi
Kansas to the present time. swore in ou'
hearing. this week, that Blakely could
never have his vote. and would get none
in bis neighborhood. He said Blakely
must not think to buy mems votes fo'
whiskey. who know him so well. He
liked horn as we'll IS anybody. but moi
well enough to sell his vote to Blakely
for whiskey.
Blakely will kill the whole ticket. Dc
the other candidates iudorse him? II
they DO, respectable Democrats will re-
pudiats them if they do not. the Border
Ruffian wing will strangle them. They
are in the predicament Of the drunken
man who was hugging . post, one bitter
cold night. and soliloquizing: eff
hold on here. I'll freeze to death and il
l let go. Ill fall and break my neck-so
I'm goner. any way I can 6x itl''
To finish the matter up, . call hss
been issued for Convention to nominate
. new ticket. It may adopt some Of the
present candidates but matters have ar
rived at such stage that even this will
not save them. They are doomed. under
any circumstances.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

~. .What II the Democratic es''"
ofvbiss voters? Charley Blske'y kD0., =,
b Is u,populsr. bat boosts that % -;,h @
buy sp The dsaSscted De"oel'. , an, !
vb;sley. s.ss II be has to spend s'Oe y. !.
Ars Dsnoersss to b bought snd sou -. ~
vb;.t.v. While Bl.kely is doing ~
work, other candidates Icy oseA 49,,
cbueil. over tho prospect-b.'i's 'Ds"
hons. upon Blaisly's whisky n0D.;, ',;,
yot.r,. Won now know what Demoe'''"
oe6cs seskers think Of you!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

WoS'r WM.-One of the Democrat,
candidates visited this place, last week
and remarked that he hoped we would
keep on abusing their ticket-thst Il
would then certainly be elected. Thit
thing has been several times insinuated
to rs. Gentlemen, II you think in this
way to ridicule us from doing our duty,
you are fooling your time away. We
have enough homely truths to presen,
against your ticket. without resortiDg to
abuse. If you call that abnse, you will
get enough to satisfy you and il. sccor.
ding to your logic. you are not elected.
Ito stay at home. it will not be our
fault. Some of the candidates are our
personal friends, and We neither desire
nor intend to abuse them but they are
candidates for Office. and their political
position and associations must be expo
sed. Therefore. gentlemen. if you think
We are doing You 30 much good, we shall
have no objection whatever to your Civ
ing the Chief . wide circulation through.
ont the County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

SS Our citizens were entertained, on
last Friday evening. with . Concert and
"Originsl Poems." BY the "Granite
Bard" They were gloriously bored
Some Of the boys bad him persuaded to
remain and give another entertainment,
on Saturday evening. promising him great
things. but had ssme rich practical jokes
cut and dried. However, . benevolent
minded citizen gave him . hint of what
was in store. and be vamosed. But some
person or persons had stolen the skiff in
which be had come down the river, and
be was compelled to obtain another con-
veyance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

@Douglas has at last found his moth.
er! This gratifying event occurred on
the 18th inst. And whore. reader. do
you think be found heri Why. At the
same old place whore she has lived these
many years past. Stephen had changed
his position % often. that be thought The
old lady had changed hers. tool
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

This individual was again seen. about
the close of the Convention, endesvoring
to have . resolution adopted. declaring
that Conventions were humbugs. and that
henceforth the Democratic party Of Don
iphan County repudiste them.
The foregoing are few specimens Of the
orderly and harmonious Democratic Con-
ventious. Perhaps Democrats arc moi
used to orderly Conventions. which will
sccount for their boiling and repudisting
the nominations Of this one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

DEBATE At RULo.-Morton and Daily,
candidates for Delegate to Congress in
Nebraska, had an appointment to speak
in Rulo. on Thursday last. The popula.
tion of Rnlo consists in a great part ol
Canadian French ard Half breeds, and
we believe there is not Republican resi-.
ding there. Morton opened the debate; his
speech was made up entirely Of slang. vul.
garity. clownish anecdotes. and monkey
shines. When Daily arose. the drunken
crowd would not permit him to speak.
They hooted. yelled. and interrupted him
in every way. so that his effort to speak
was futile. After the speaking. drunk.
en- FrencAman, called big Pete" took
Morton np and carried him about on his
shoulder.
Morton was requested to speak again
in the evening. and some persons desired
to have the ladies present but msjori.
ty objected to this part Of the arrange
ment. Is they wanted to bear some of his
obscene anecdotes. He did speak but the
ladies wen not theirs, and the crowd was
grsti6ed. After this. a gang of the row.
dies attempted to break up q Concert
which was being given in another part Of
town.
The above is specimen of Morton's
triumphs over Daily.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

We Vill take any quantity Of clean cotton or
linen rags, at cent per pound. In payment for
subscription, advertising and job work. Save
your rags, and get something for then. instead
~ casting them away. No other kind will be
taken than such % are named sbove.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

~ When the telegraph was op''ea
to Brownville. Nebraska, comPl'men"
were passed betwsen that plsce and o.
Joseph. The proprietors Of the 81. %.
seph Gazette ssnt . message 'om''n,OS
after this re6ured style: "Wea'n.'
hot q h-ll. Mercury uP 70 w.
and Douglas stock rising s r'p'u
w." How natural Is S for Doos,s
friends TO sesoeists his same with 'O' ".
plsee shove mentioned. We take H. 'D
ibs above dispatch. rendered into Pi''. y.
English, would read thus: "Ws''Oer W.
as h-ll, and Douglas stock ri''ns-"-
h-n"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

WAR IN THE CAxP-FUN AHEAD
There is boiling among the Democracy
of this County. There are some who
are not willing to have Rufians and plun-
derers forced upon them. Handbills
are out, calling Convention to meet at
Troy. on Saturday next, to nominate q
new ticket. The call smacks Of Doug
lasism and We think We recognize Col.
Ege's ear.marks in it. We can guess
the result Of the Convention. Ruffians
Of the Blaksly and Whitehead order.
with their bulliss, will be on hand. take
possession Of the Convention. anJ pre-.
vent any nominations, or break up the
meeting in row. ss they did the meeting
called, short time ago. to denounce the
corruptions of the County Board. Then
We shall witness an open warfare in the
camp. and rich time generally. We
say 60 it. Honest men enjoy the quarrel
among the rogues. We had intended
q copy of the call. but the
only bill sent to this place has mysteri-
ously disappeared.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

~ The Fort Scott Democrat apollo.
gisss for not issuing Paper The previ.
ous week. and remarks that its "subscri.
ba" lose nothing BY it." No doubt the
subscribers will agree With it on that
point.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

! ~ b. N. Robinson, of Hiawaths,
will accept our thanks for Lincoln and
Hamlin Medal. He has . large number
OF medals for sale, Of al the Presidential
candidates.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27

A GREAT SouIRr SoulRrErH.-A com.
munication appears in the last Hoh Coun.
ty News. addressed to ourself. and signed
" Bing. Trigg. alias Brick Toppe." 1t
appears that. after the lapse Of nearly a
month, during which time he kept get.
ting maddcr and madder" because We
gave. On account of his attempt at sssas-
sinstion. he could stand it no longer, but
had to let out or 5ast. We must say it
is the softest and silliest mess we have
met in long time. We can assure him
he need have no fears that we intend to
ssssssinate him in the dark. If the game
were worth the effort we should still be
prevented from undertaking such thing.
BY q strong repugnsnce to initiating
"Bing. Trigge. alias Brick Toppe." His
sllnsion to some person in Forest City,
may have point to it ;; If SO. probably
be can explain it. II he refcas to the
person indicated BY the initials and de-
scription be gives, and whom we have
been told be means, We have only to say
that We never had any difficulty whatever
with that person; and we doubt exceed-
ingly whether that gentleman will fancy
having his name gratuitously banded in
senseless and scurrilous newspaper
communication. by "Bipg. Trigg, al;as
Brick Toppe." After reading the imbe.
cile stuff, We cauno. express our opinion
Of Bing. Trigg. alias Brick Toppe."
better than BY quoting the language We
once heard q blasphemous old codger
use. when speaking of . set with whom
be was ct the outs. Said he: ''The whole
shoot of them are id fools, except
Mike: and he's . Cd id fool p
/" Bing Trigg. alias Brick Toppe." We
regard in the character Of Mike"