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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12

The following article was hastily and
briefly written for last weeks journal,
but was crowded out,
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NOTICE YU 1DVER TISERS.

advertisements DRtSt be haRdcd IN by Teddy
morning 10 insure insertion IN the JoprnoI that
l0eck.
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Glass Fruit Jars.

dir tight, for sale bySS &. a. SHOOK.
Nay 2l-2m,
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|. The territory thus acquired, is ac-
Quircd, by the people Of the United $.
for their common and equal bcnrtitthr
their agent and trustee, the FrcdcraI
Government. Congress can exercise no
power over the rights Of persons or
property of Il citizen in the Territory
which is prohibited by the Constitution.
The Government and the citizen, whom
ever the Territory is open to settlement
both entcrit with thoir respective rights
defined and limited by the Constitu-
ton.
,. Congress ha, no right to prohibit
the citizens of any particular State or
States from taking up their home there,
while it permits citizens Of other States
to do so. Nor has it right to give
privileges to one class Of citizens which
il refuses to another. The territory is
ararrircd for their equal and common
brncfit-and it open to any, it must be
open to all upon equal and the same
terms.
3. Every citizen has right to take
with him into the territory any article
of property which the constitution of
the United States recognizes as proper
ty.
i. The Constitution Of the United $.
recognizes slaves rs property, and
pledges the Federal Government to
Irltcct it. And Congress cannot ex.
crcsc any more authority over property
of that description than it may constiti-
tutionally exercise over property of any
other kind.
3. The act of Congress, therefore
prohibiting citizen of tho United States
from taking with him his slaves when
hc removes to the territory in question
torcside, is an exercise of authority over
private property which is not warren
ted by the Constitution--and the re,
moval of the plaintiff, by his owner, IT, -
that Territory, gives him no iI'Ie '0"''
dom.
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These figures show u total Of 2,766,.
725, Of which about 200, 800 are inian.
try 10000 cavalry; 10000 artillery
and $4,000 mAcmen.
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Hot, hot, hot Thermometer at l00
the shade. Butjust as we write rain
seems to be approaching. 1t COMES
good-gIorious, refreshing and imlroy
inc.
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llystorics--a pleasant sham women
indulge in when they desire to carry
point, or know Of nothing else to do
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Wool RAISING IN TEXAs.-Tho Hous-
ton Telegraph says Wool growing is
becoming more and moro popular ia
Texas. In n few years, If not already
the case, there will be more wool rails.
ed in Texas than any State in the Uni
ON. Every section is capable of ren-
dcring Che business profitable, and eve
~ section is engaging largely in it.
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Why sa pugillist like the conductor
Of Il newspaper? Because he s n head,
hitter lrditor)
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T%J C9TTTCNs.

w dS ~. INCII ItVtUNV.
On and after this date, CJunc 2lst) the train
on the Winchester and Alabama Rail Road
will pass Winchester at o'clock, a. NJ. going
to Dcchcrd, connecting there with the train for
Chattanooga. Leave Dcchcrd ut | 7, NJ, for
Fayetteville. T. G.. PULLIAM Supt
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Medical Card

DKS. UIUPTUN q VI Z NNELI.,
Office on Main Street.
TENN ESSEE
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Sam Houston is II candidate for Pres
yideut. Five candidates now in all
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t'ND pN' WV NllNlo NlouIN WV lllIlOlI
man, even his pale face, upliltcd rs II
smile crosses its fading lincamcnts, and
like n pack OF wolves sccnting the fro
zen traveller at tho dead of night, they
como howlingup the rocks, and charge
the devoted bapd with ono dense mass
of bayonots,
Up and on! The light shines yondcr
on the topmost rocks Of the rayinc. 1t
is the light Of tho setting sun. Old
TNylors eye ia upon tho rock, and
thorc we wilt fight our way and die in
the old mans sight.
1t was u murderous way, that path
up the steep bank Of tho Uvine, Lit
tered with death, slippery with blood
it grow black every moment with Mex
jeans, and tho dcfeudants Of tho woun
dcd hero, foil ono by ono into tho chasm
yawning all around,
a. last they reached the light, the
swords and bayonots glitter IN sight OF
the eontcnding armies, and the bloody
contest roars towards the topmost
rock.
Then it was, that gathering up his
dying irame--armcd with supernatural
vigor-young Clay started from the
arms Of his supporters, and stood with
outstrctchcd hands in the light of the
setting sun, 1t was glorious sight
which he saw there amid the rolling
battle clouds. Santa Annals tormida
bic array hurled back into the rayinC
and gorge, by Taylor's little band
But a more glorious thing it was to SEE
that dying man, standing for the la
time in the light Of chat sun which ncv
cr shall rise for him again.
Ieavc me" he exclaimed, rs he fell
bacl, ON the sod must die, and viii
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-22
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

HANOVER COUNTY.
THEREAS, information has this day been made to
w the undersigned, by the oath of Fl. A Colvin that
slave PETER belonging to the estate of VIM. B. Col
vn has away and lies out hid and lurking in swamps
and other obscure places committing depredatons to the
peaceful inhabitants of said State These the
North Carolina require him. the said slave forthwith
surrender himself his MASTER other lawful authority;
and do hereby order this proclamation to be published
Court House door, and two other public places of
said county, and said slave that he does not mme
datey his MASTER is lawful for any to cap
him, by Staying him otherwise without accusation
or impeachment of any crime Given under hands and
seals this 6tA May 1860. JAS. F. SIMPSON, P H. s.
JOEL l.. MOORE, ]. P. IL. 81
Peter five eight inches high stout and black;
Runaway February, 1852 will give hundred dollars
for him, dead alive. Il. A. COLVlN.
Nav d, lS60.-39tf
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

E~-no B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
~ that he is still at his old A stand in Clinton where
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES. He is prepared at all times
to execute work with neatness and despatch He supern
tends all his operations person. and guarantees that his
work shall durable neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
He is now constantly employed in nufacturing and
plyng his new patent scroll springs, without which
buggy be complete These springs prevent the
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and of incacuable benefit they completely prevent
upon the other springs which has given rise to
many breakngs All who want an easy riding buggy will
give him a call. ~
May 18th, 1883 A9t
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JONES' HOTEL.

TT1HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he has purchased the lease and fur
nitue of the JONES HOTEL in Philadelphia The Hotel
was entirely reftted and newly furnished last Spring. I'M
portant additions will be put in this month"; so that the old
and well Jones Hotel will be second to none In the
cv as home for the of business pleasure Charges
Moderate and every exertion will be made to merit a
liberal share of patronage AARON GATE'
March 18th, 1860 16b'lm-5V-Iy'
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

NEW HANUFER COUNTY.
WHEREAS information hath this day been made to u.s.
w James GARRISON and F. H. Bell acting Justices
p Moore that Peter, slave of dark complexion medium
size five feet five six inches high, rather good looking,
Moore has runaway and lies out supposed to be lurking
about the county in Long Creek Lower Black River and
other msdeeds These therefore, command the said
Peter in the of the State of North Carolina to
render himself forthwith to his said MASTER other
person and do hereby order this proclamation to
published at the Court House door, and other public
places IN New Hanover county and said slave if
he does Immediately surrender himself aforesaid it
shall and may be lawful for any person to take him dead
alive, without accusation impeachment of any crime
whatsoever. Given under hands and SEALS this I'd day
of August A. d., 1860
JAS. GARRISON, J. P, (seal.)
F. H. BELL, J. P, (Seal)
SA | WILL GIVE REWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE
n DOLLARS for the delivery of the said PETER to me
~ at my Plantation alive, Fifty dollars for his head.
Aug. 8, l860--50-n JAS. P. MOORE.
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Rewards.
$40 REWARD.

e RUNAWAY from the subscriber, about three months
- since, negro woman named BRIDGETT. She walks
lame, but quick of dark complecton low built, aged
ABOUT years She is supposed to be lurking on the
Sound in the neghborhood of Wrghtsvie The above re-
ward will be paid for her confinement in Wilmington JAIL
or for delivery to the subscriber. 1900
Aug. 2, lS60.-49tf JERE. j. KING.
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FOR SALE.

- THE UNDERSIGNED wishing to go to the West,
H desires to sell the foil owing property situated in Ez
thereon newly erected good Dwelling House properly coz
sructed for family convenience; good Kitchen, Smoke
House. Dairy, Stables Garden, and Well of Water The
very desirable part of the town. and newly and
pleely furnished will also sell my household and kitchen
furniture together with large and carefully selected stock
Of goods in store at most excellent business stand
and will do upon accommodating terms and low
price, To gentleman of good business habits who wish
settle himself and family comfortably in North Carroll
na, offer bargain. B. F. RINAlDI,
Elzabethtown, N. G.
October 10Th, 1850 9-3n
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NOTICE.

NOI1CE.
I1NHE LANDS before advertised by tire subscriber will
be sold at his residence, MONDAY, the 7th of Janu
ary 1861 and also his stock of Cattle Hogs Sheep Mules
Horses Wagons Carts and crop of Corn Fodder Farm
ing Tools, and many other things too tedious MENTION
the above will be sold without reserve, if sold be-
fore the day of sale. Sale positive Conditions made known
on day OF SALE. J. X. MELVIN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
eA TAKEN UP and committed to the Jail of New Han
R over County, the I'D of March, 1882 deaf and
O. dumb negro man, 5 feet inches high, black; sup
posed to belong to Samuel A. Marsteler, Prince William
County, Va The of said negro to come
0- ~ "'' " ~ E, D. HALL Sheriff.
Wilmington N c.. June q, 1860 43-H
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TrEVSr Sale.

Trust sale.
pY VIRTUE OF DEED IN TRUST, made and execu-
- ted to by Absaom Best, bearing date of Nov 8th
1862 for certain purposes therein specified and mentioned
will proceed to sell at public auction Friday 2Sd inst
Warsaw the remainder of his stock Goods consisting
of Boots Shoes Hats Caps, Ready Made Clothing Nails
Cacos Musns, Ginghams &C., &c. and many other pret
ty things too tedious to mention at present. but will be
shown on day of SALE Terms made known on day of SALE
also hereby give notice to all persons that indebted
to the said Absaom Best either by book account
come forward and SETTLE business of the
must be closed up for the benefit of those named in said
Trust. JOHN c. BROADHTRST Trnstae
warsaw, Duplm CO., N o., Nov. II, 1860. l2-2t
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VALUABLE FLANTA EION FOR SALE.
- THE SUBSCRIBER, desrous of changing his bust
FIN ness, offers for sale his PLANTATION, situated
A Little River, S c., and adjoining the lands Of Capt.
hos Randall and formerly of Col D. w. Jordan, but
N F. Nixon Esq The Plantation contains about lGOO
about 1000 of which excellent Ground Pea Land and $50
cleared The improvements of the very best quality
will sell in connection with the Plantation, GROUND
PEA STEMMER AND GRlST MILL, six or eight head of
MULES AND HORSES, ten 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
one two and three years credit with good security and
mortgage property Possession be given 18th of
January next x. IL. FUTCH
Little River, S. c., Oct 1st, 1860. 6-tf
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HUIICE.
WOULD SELL five six hundred of Land off the
L upper part of my Plantation, Cape Fear, adjoining
The Mausby Tract at White Hail. Running from the River
my back line, there is low land cleared, and some
very rich meadow land clear with back lands attached
suitable distance from the River to build for health.
will sell the above property reasonable terms, my
object in selling is that have land than want
CALVIN j. DICKSON.
Oct
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'T1LOH S.HON1HH
nN rpnL, L,JTRnDL,A DIAN

NEW YORK.
grNGLE ROOMS so CENTS PER DAY.
Citv Hall Square, corner of Frankfort street,
Opposite City Hall.)
Meals as they may be ordered in the spacious Refecory
There Barbers Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
Hotel. - ,,,- 49,
R. FRENCH, Proprietor
v,r I 1870 l0-1y
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VATUAELE PLACE FOR SALE.


- l OFFER MY TUCKAHO PLACE of 600 acres of
E;;a LAND $50 acres of the best Swamp Land, easily
- drained in one body $50 acres of Pine Land, good
for making Turpentine Tar and big Tmbera stiff soil
and porous clay subso, the only kind that will admit of
high state Of Improvement and retain it, There is the
place good Grist Mill, large There is Dwelling
and necessary outhouses 80 cleared dtched and
fenced This of the most valuable places in this vi
cnity-whin eight miles of Black River tidewaer. Also,
of l22 and $50 of Pine Land well
timbered with large Pines in Gum Swamp Baden
county lots that growing village, Point CasWel one
325 bb Flat pair Of large young Mules.
The above property will be sold low on long credit.
Address, CHS. W. MURPHY,
Moore's Greek, New Hanover Co., N. G.
Oct. IL 1860, 7-2m*
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The Douglas Pyramid.

HE PRESIDENT IN FAVOR OF A CONVENTION OF All
THE STATEs-The President begins to talk about dis.
union, and In order to avert that calamity on Satur
DAY expressed an opinion in favor of Convention in
winch all the States to be represented This sug-
geston mas been made in certain other quarters and is
oaeu upon the expectation of several guaranteesone
or winch Is to include distinct recognition of the right
OF State to secede from the Union about which there
seems to be some difference. Among other guarantees
are the repeal OF the State laws interfering with the @
ecutlon OF the fugitive slave law in certain of the free
States, and such recognition of the right of slave
holders to carry their property into the territories as
will enable them to hold them there until the people
come to form State Constitution; distinct provision
against the abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia, without the consent of Virginia and Marv
land and also pledge that the intersave trade shall
not be arrested.-P Philadelphia Press.
DIR. TYING CENsURED BY THE CHURcHMAN.-The
Churchnan, the organ of the High Church Episcopa-
ilans, has severe article upon Rev. Dr. Tying for hay
ing assisted IN laying the cornerstone of Methodist
chapel, and for having appeared in the pulpit of a
Presbyterian church as participant in the proceedings
OF the Evangelical Alliance 1t uses the following
language:
"The public behavior of the Rev. Dr. Tvng is GROSS
y inconsistent with his obligations as presbyter of the
Church and quite dsgraceu to himself as if it were
intended for the purpose of derding Christianity We
most earnestly and seriously beg to draw the attention
OF the Provisional Bishop of this Diocese to the con-
duct OF one of the presbyters under his charge This
is case in which the Bishop is mperatvey bound to
exercise his Episcopal authority and we trust that Dr.
Potter will at once bring his erratic and unruv pres
byter to an account for his conduct"
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.


GONE FOUR MONTHS SINCE, our excellent townsman
~ NAPHTALI EZEKIEL informed that he had prepared
air resorer with which he experimenting upon his
head whose top was entirely bald. We him two DAYS
snce and on the place bald four months since, fine
crop OF hair has sprung up with vigorous growth. So
convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery
that he has named it THE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR
REsTORER Mr. E. is about going into extensive
ufacture of article which destined prove of anxious
interest to bald pated rends-Fro Richmond Equi-
rer, December 18TH 1859.
This famous article be had of the principal Drug
gists Those who desire fine head of hair have
only to use the restorer according to printed directions
the bottle Those who have any doubts of its efficacy
have them removed in short time, by using the INFALI
Bile V!RGlNlA HAIR RE>TORER, proving that it is all
that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, 60 Main Street.
N. EZEKIEL.
l. N EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past II years. and have restored my hair
by using EzEKIEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphtai Ezekiel.
Joseph MAYO, Mayor of Richmond.
VIM. H. LIPP1IT, sole Agent for Wilmington, N. C.
L 10n
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WALKER N1EAREs,

DRUGGIST AND 4POTHEC
No. As MARKET STREET.
\ nu stock of Medicines Paints Oils Window Glass,
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees, Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles,
8ndreths Garden Seeds &C., &C., constantly on hand
The attention of Physicians is especially called 10 Ihe
stock Of Medicines which are warranted being pure.
N0vpmbpr q 1850.
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For Sale and to Let.
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE IN
ONSIRN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
ONSLOW COUNTY.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED as Executor of the last will and
testament of George J. Ward, deceased will offer at
public SALE at the Court House door in Jacksonville on the
first Monday in December, 1850, the HOUSE AND LOT
AND PLANTATION, where deceased resided. The Dwell.
ling large and commodous and although located on the
plantation within the limits of the corporation of Jack
sonve The Plantation consists of 140O ACRES situated
on New River and partly embraced within the limits of
said corp oraon large portion of the land cleared the
balance well tmbered and can be easily drained.
Also at the same time and place, 700 of TURPEN
TINE LAND with the trees mostly boxed This land is on
New River, about five miles below Jacksonville.
The terms of sale will be liberal,
RICHARD W. WARD, Executor.
ALsO-At the time and place, 10 wit: in the town
of Jacksonville, the first Monday December 1860 in
obedience to decree of the Court of Equity will expose
to public sale the Plantation Bachelors Delight be-
longing to the heirs of George j. Ward deceased contain
Jacksonville.
Terms of sae,-one, two and three years credit with in
terest froIl date.
Nov. 18TH 1860 lots
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7pa,NNGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
''1'4 STREET, (BELOW MARKET STREET)

DP1S3 4; HART & JOHN c. BAILEY, PRoPR1EToRs
D new ,ilND AND IRON CASTINGS finished unfinished
ed oH HSChinery made and put up old Machinery over
III viii oil Kinds Of Patterns Ornamental and Architectu
Work Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Mill
EefUI1A warranted to be as represented. Orders re-
Stills and Copper Work in all its branches.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
ENHE UNDERSIGNED, Trustee will offer for sale. at the
Court House door, in the of Smithvlle the first
Monday OF December next 900 acres, less of
valuable Land the mouth Of Brunswick River in Bruins
wick county, with large and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE and other necessalv Outhouses thereon. Said
lands formerly owned by VIM. Hankns, and con-
veyed by him to Calvin Haynes and from Haynes in
trust, sc.
Terms onefourth cash. and the balance nstaments
one two and three years, with interest and security.
Much of this land is we'll adapted to the growth of Rice
Persons wishing to purchase go upon the premises and
examine for themselves. F. GEORGE, Trustee.
Nov. l. 1860. lots
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TIE TARBORO' HOTEL,

(FORMEKIY MRS. GREGORY s.
lI THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the interest
a Of f. S. Moyd dec d, in this welknown and popular
~ Hotel in the town of Tarboro has become its sole
eor and will endeavOr to sustain its long
SI+5ern conntrv GEO. HOWARD.
1"t ! isGO 42-1t&9tlJ
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TENHE SUPPLY MILL, Brunswick Co., N. c., is now in
operation, at which be obtained any of the follow
ing Lumber viz Pine, Cypress, Juniper, Oak Ash and
Hickory Orders for of the above be filled and sent
to anv nont desired from Florida to Baltimore, else
vhere iif necessary. JNO. MERCER.
Dao' 90 1eso 17-tf