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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20
! BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE SHOES

~ BNHDEN'S aMFlkOS RID HORSE sH1ES
Mfhese Shoes Of the most perfect and approved FORM
HIND universally admired. They have been approved
Voand used by the United States Government since June
Of hast year, also by the principal hoers throughout
the country the best refined horse shoe o used
any ri which will DO found to bend cold without breathing
The saving by the these Shoes will be found be
less than Fifty per The apdiy with which they made
the capacity Of The machine and the small Of
working It, enable tho manufacturers to give article Of the
besua at price which must them to take the
all hand made shoes large assortment for sale
dlT imk3nW STARK, STAUFFER co. II Canal st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20

~HfCA FOR BOSTON-Resular Line p,rt.,. ,r,-
~ Al and hne fast sailing regular packet bark afIs
III master. having OF her es,gn -
ae sn W nave aek dispatch For balance freight 81 u
jail GEO " uyNsnN : CO %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20

~ IRON W0RKs.-The undersigned beg leave TO inform
% the public and builders generally that they
featuring all kinds oil Architectural and Building Iron
Work. their foundry Of Magnolia md Erato streets
o Davidson Row, Carondee srreesuch VerandRhs,
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors, Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
umis Yentiators and Sash Weights etc. and fill all orders OF
description of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch
je2if Gafondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20
MEsEELY,s RELLs-A LARGE AS

~ MENEELY's RELLS-A LARGE AS
of this celebrated manufacture assorted from
~ 30 GOO pounds store, suitable for Plantations and
a. Steamboats, Orders received for any mp 5000
pounds Being moulded in PERFORATED IRON CASES,
which perfect and solid casting mounted IN the most
approved and durable they warranted to give
ion and finish They hive repeatedly been awarded
by societies and institutes both Suite and National the
highest premiums which will only mention the FIRST
PREMIUM the late Mississippi State Fair For sale by
STARK, STAUFFER h Co, Il Canal ST..
1mE3mW Sole fpr Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-20

LEEDS CO, IRON FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers Vertical and Horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles Carihers
Filters and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnace
mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery faquifed for the
South.
duly authorized and prepared construct
STIIILMAN'S PATENT BA6ASSE FURNACE.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
New York Markets.
For the Journo


Messrs. Editors notice in late number of the Herald
letter from Baden, purportng to give history of poh
cal affairs in this county.
This matter is perfectly we'll understood here that
would not be noticed at ALL but for some effect if miobt
have beyond the limits of the county.
This sapent correspondent INDUCES in such classic phr
ses sweeping the county with perfect rush - the
Democrats look sad candidates being used up and
other such ridiculous And what remarkable
he makes these assertions with much bodness and e
terry as if he was entitled to cote
Now, have of both parties who heard the dis
cusson referred at Bryan Swamp, and they differ mate
rally regard the statement of the Herads compm
dent. 1t will be to them that anybody was particular
ly 81 used up
The general impression seemed to be- that all the can
dates acquitted themselves well They discussed the cues
ton of Ad VdIoTe friendly and manner and
the friends of each appeared we'll pleased at their efforts
AS to the Democrats at Bryan Swamp going strong"
for anybody except the Democratic candidate matter
that will be tested at the election and the remark
might apply to other portions of the county.
There but little excitement, it is The fact we
exciteabe people. But if greatly mis-.
taken the Democratic majority in Baden will about
usual the predictions of this sage Prophet to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Before this precious modern Junus attempts again
pose upon the gentlemanly Editors of the Herald would
be well for him to return to the nursery and there a
while, until his beard grows longer. WHITE OAK
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
Supreme Court Opinion 8

The following opinions of the Supreme Court were
delivered on Monday the 9th of July:
By Pearson, @. j. In Jones Clark from Edge
combe Judgment reversed. In Mzell Jones, in
equity from Martini declaring that there is error in the
order appealed from. In Scofeld anBokkelen in
equity from New Hanover demurrer sustained and
bill dismissed. In Whitfield Whitfield in equity from
Wayne dismissed as to Hil-decree against defendant
Whitfield. In Mcdaniel Mcdaniel, in equity, from
Jones. In McRae Atlantic and North Carolina
there is no error in deceta order In Lutteroh same
in equity from Cumberland declaring there is no error
in the decretal order In Pemberton in equity
from Cumberland, declaring that there no error in
the decreal order. La Pemberton same in equity from
Cumberland, declaring that there error. In Fair
BARN Williams in equity, from Craven exception be-
cause interest is not charged is all owed the exception
as to the attorney fee allowed.
BY Battle, j. In Burnett v Thompson, overrued-
no error in the Judgment In Swami Swami in
equity, from New Hanover; decree affirmed. In Nun
merry Averett, IN equity from Cumberland In Nc
klnnon Minis in equity from Cumberland overrulng
the demurrer. In jenkins Mitchell in equity from
Craven plaintiff entitled to the purchase money with
interest. In Rogers v. Birchhouse in equity from
Martin.
By Manly, j. In Wright Howe, from New Han
over, affirming the Judgment. In Doe ex. DEM Over
ton v Crawford, from Montgomery venire de novo.-
In Dibbie Aycock in equity, from Lenoir Injunction
dismissed. In Taylor v. Murray in equity from Mar
tin, dsmssing the bill with cost. In Chamber Srick
land, in equity from Johnston dsmissing the bill with
costs. In Gay Baker, in equity, from Franklin
Raleigh Press.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
For the Journal.
Examination.

1t the custom throughout the land to puff the Com
mencement of Colleges and High Schools but the
country where the young idea is just beginning shoot
nobody speaks word in favor of the industry and labor
those engaged in humber sphere of the cause
Such is not right and the the why many
trying to go higher and higher get into public
The most beautiful picture beheld is kind and
faithful teacher nestled in snug little cottage house
with prattng BROOD each eager and striving to stand head
in his class the little fellow crying and rubbing eyes
because he is cut down., and at the laughing
through his bee he gets head. Colleges will speak
for themselves, and besides that it is The interest
the to know how this institution ourshng, how
many Alumni that College turns out annually. Our Com
mon Schools and country Academies The which
our people Interested and such should be noticed
the pubic. All men not able to send their children
College, but each and every may have good school
home.
The exhibition referred to took place on the 4h hon
or OF the beautiful and accomplished teacher MISS Mary
Newell and her twenty five or thirty pupils of both
such school and examination surely deserves praise for
the exercises bore marks of cOr both the part teach
er and pupil new is dawning in Sampson, and
long her sons and daughters will be the richest of the
and the wsest of the rich If country filled with
teachers OF the stamp knowledge would come
the door OF every Little children five and years
old spelling in four syables and recng speeches wltbe
confidence of statesman, be found every day.
Ihe morning on which the above took place beaUt
full, being cloudy without the least prospect of The
exercises commenced at the usual tme with large audi
ence OF beautiful damsl and fashy young gents Being
seated by one OF the faret of the fair who had good
enough to pay strict attention with casual remark.
passed rapidly and before knew it. pLdY time came and
ner was announced That dinner good, and deserves
the praise OF the most asdious epcure The evening was
spent IN reading compositions and defamation.
Inc Valedlctory by beautiful little Miss of twelve
or thirteen summers written in such elegant STYLE and read
with such grace as to bring applause from the whole com
pany All hail to the of the teacher. for it
BILE calling. A YOTJNG MAN
Clinton, July 18th, 1860.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
The Necessity for Exertion.

Stimulated by sudden hope-tired of being In the NIL
nority-urged on by jealous leaders and intiamed by
Jealous opposition Democracy the Opposition party
in North Carolina are making efforts of the most extra
ordinary kndeorts greater than they have ever made
since l840 Spurious reports of discussions between
Messrs Ellis and Pool, made up from the Correspon-
dence of Opposition paper-garbled representations
of fscts from the Comptroers report-barefaced as
sumptions mixed up with adro sophistres, have been
scattered broadcast in the shape of " documents"
friend from neghborng county, assures us that every
settlement in his county flooded with such stuff OF
which people are beginning to be tired.
But we want now to speak to Democrats--to show
them the necessity of being up and doing their oppo
nens are always sure to take hold of every and
plausible hobby by which to ride into power, and they
seldom fail to make temporary impression among the
more excteable population of the towns, while the cit
zens of the country acting upon the sober second thought
proceed more coolly, and are seldom carried
away by these winds of doctrine.
It is to the conservative and thinking men, both in
town and country, that particularly address
ourselves. be day of election is rapidly approaching
and will very soon be with There is time to be
lost Exertion should be the order of the day from
until the going down of the the first Thursday in
next month"; There is always large reserve of conse
vatve Democratic strength in every precinct of every
county of the State, which, if called upon and brought
forward, can decide any contest. We call upon the
counties of the Cape Fear and the Neuse districts
particular and also upon those of the State generally
come up manfully to work for the Democratic State
ticket, both for Governor and Legislature. Vote fol
Sherfs as warmly you please, but don't forget El
and the LEGISLATURE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
Tor the Journal.
For the 10
HARRELL's STORE, NEW HANOVER Co july 81

HARRELLs STORE, NEW HANOVER Co july 9th 1860
MEssRs EDITORS In these latter days every business
When successfully conducted justly receives favorable no
tce through the medium of the press and deserves
place of higher Importance than the Of education
room, the academy, within the more classic walls of the
college or university By virtue this polite generosity
This worthy benevoence of your fraternity III avian
myself OF an humble place in your columns very briefly
MENTION IN their general aspect and results the closing e
srcses OF Union Academy in the upper section OF our co
ty, ON the Sd inst.-Mr. q. H. McClammy, Principal As
already indicated, without giving particulars detas
OF the various studies classes from the Aphabearan
MN seeking an acquaintance with Caesar, Ovid and FrS
Will be sufcl ent to that the examination extensive
and thorough whilst the requirements the substantial pro-
gress in learning made by the scholars evidenced h
prompt and correct their ready solu ions re-
hected much praise the worthy Principal, favoraDg
commencing him to the appreciation esteem and
OF MS many patrons, FRIENDS and visitors the occasO
Noon having arrived, sumptuous board spread aus
with the subsantals and daintes prepared by the patrons
consisting OF mans, seasoned and fresh beef mutton p
Try different varieties pies OF different kinds cakes %
&C. Gu may excusaby envy the that followed G
mere seemed that every body present. old and young @
ana pig parent, Child teacher ladies, gentlemen
a-were resolved into grand class Of the whole soo
each impatient for his trial in this chapter OF the DAY
clseS, having no doubt in his mind as to the III s
ne should make, though compelled to rely chiefly upon
uraI endowment. None felt deficient IN the eAnoU
powers Eere be displayed and casual observation wo
convince that each acted his part, not wisely yet V
mems in composition defamation, dialogue and ending VIII
valedicon from the teacher for the vacation counseAS
his pupils to wise disposition of time and talent CUTIE
their respite from the school-room also some far WO
expressive OF pleasure and thankulness his friends M
their large attendance and courteous behavior through NV
abors of the day. The object of this communication nov
ever IS to invite the attention of that portion of your @
ers who have children educate the many advans
which may very justly be claimed for this institution
locality is altogether pleasant and heahfu the commune
around Is religious, moral intelligent Social hOspltaDe
quite agreeable Its remoteness from Railroad. town 5
village frees it from the many temptations ideness %
mischief which prevail at these points, and often impair W
best efforts of the most efficient and eminent instructor
In conclusion, venture my opinion, (humble Isp
it ISL that parents and guardians entrusting their chu
and wards to the care of Mr.. McClammy and the sfb
neighbours need feel no apprehension OF their welfare
moral and intellectual. CURRENT CALANV'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
!, - 10 voteai n the affirmative, are !:

Those who voted in the affirmative, are WIN.
Messrs Davis, Gorrel Mcdonald. Miller. Ramsay walk
no and WORTH.
These who voted in the negative, are; p,..
Messrs Ashe, Basnight, Battle Bledsoe boyd boun5'
Brown Cherry Gowpe Cunningham poDsoG ne anh
ford Leach Martin Mcdowell Mills, Person, PltenIord
POOL Renhardt, speght Steele, Taylor Turner "nlta
ker and Willams-33.
These are some feaO of the Inconsistencies OF MT. rool
and the party of which be is now the standard bearer
To expose them ALL would exceed the time and space We
can afford to- devote to them. II necessary, we may
bring few more forwerd for the amusement OF tne
nuhIic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
Davidson College.

Last week the annual commencement exercises came
off at this fourshng institution. correspondent of
the Charlotte Bulletin giving an account of the proceed
ngs, says of those of Wednesday:
After short recess the audience again assembled
to hear the annual Grafton to be delivered before the two
Literary Societies by Hon. S. j Person. of Whining
ton The Statewide reputation of this gentleman as
learned judge and profound scholar renders it unneces
say to speak at length of the merits of his Grafton The
address was profound and classical oraton ntersper
sed with flashes Of original wit and humour"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
BY TELEGRAPH
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EURopp
New York, july 18th 1oe

New York, July 18th, 1854
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Hayre, arriro,
this port Saturday night last She brings dato. at
the 4th instant. " 70
The latter comes for the purpose of making ara"
ments for Prince Napoleons visit to this country
Garibaldi has formed new ministry
There has been numerous failures in English h.,
houses. uT
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July 4th, l8fo
Cotton-Sales for the past three days $4,000 b.o.
prices irregular and former quotations barely mant
Flour has declined Cd Is. Wheat declined S1 uta
Corn declined ed. Is, and holders are preeu;n"
the market. Rice steady. Rosin steady at dc %
As. Cd Spirits Turpentine dull and nominal at aSo
32s. I'd. Consols closed at 933s 9315.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Steamship City of Baltimore, from Livernoo
the 4th, with Geographic advces Queenstown N VI
5th inst, arrived at this port this morning Her M
is unimportant.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, July 5-Sales of cotton =
two days reached 10000 bales-the market CLOSING Nv;
declining tendency, and prices very irregularsomua
circulars say there has been a decline OF I'D Er H
week. Breadstuffs are steady. Provisions are ve,e
dull
NORFOLK, VA. July 18th. 19eo
Yesterday the boiler at Graves Saw and Plainir,
Mill exploded njurng property to the amount Of fnss
thousand dollars. Mr.. Graves and three Others Vera
injured.
REPORTED DOUGLAS CONVENTION INV.
RICHMOND, VA, July 18th, l9eO
1t is currently reported that the friends of Undo.
Douglas will hold convention to nominate ticket T.
this State, (Virginia)
New York Markets.
At the close yesterddyl
NEW YORK, July 18th, 1864
Cotton frm-sales of 1000 bales. Flour firm. Wheat
advanced lc Corn declining mixed 81 &c; West
ern yellow Csc. Spirits Turpentine firm at So a S9c
per gallon. Rosin dull at ST. So Rice market gpnpr.
ally unchanged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19

The State Executive Committee of the Democratic
party have decided upon calling the party together in
Convention, the 10th OF August at Charlottesville, to
devise means for the union and harmony of the party in
this State. The Richmond Enquirer says:
Two members of the committee, Messrs Rives and Har
have also issued call upon the friends of Mr. Douglas
to meet in Convention at Stanton the 10th August
The two Conventions meeting thus the day but at
different places it is hoped will be able effect
of union that will preserve the State organization
The State will look to the patriotic who will compose
these two Conventions to hamonse the party to aay the
divisions that exist and take those which
shall defeat Bell and Everett in Virginia.
These Conventions will have before them domestic State
DIVISION each branch of which good and Virgin
ia Democrats, who have acted together in the past and
whose active cooperation will be required in the u-
tnre. To harmonic and unite these divisions is the
purpose and object of these Conventions and the
eectng this the abandonment of all acrmony and harsh
in the discussions that precede the meeting of these
Conventions"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
New AppoIntments.

We learn from the Charlotte Democrat that the can
didates for Governor Messrs. Ellis and Pool will ad
dress their elowcitizens at the following times and
places:
MocksvIle Dave, Monday, July 16.
Salisbury, Rowan, Tuesday, July II.
Lexington, Davidson, Wednesday, July l8
Carthage Moore July 20.
Peterborough, Chatham, July 81.
Gov. Ellis will address the people at Wilson, Wilson
county, on Tuesday, oath July and the people at Gin
ton, Sampson on the 25th July.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19

SAND CRACKS HORSES FEET.-As a cure for
sand cracks in horses feet, will tell you what cured
horse owned for year after he recovered, and had
perfect although have blood ooze from both
fore feet when he moved Take wide chsel % inches
is the best place it at right angles with crack just
above the hoof and strike it smart blow with malle
or hammer If the crack is bad one draw it together
with screws put in diagonay between the shoe and top
OF the hoof-keep the shoe on the hoof damp so
make it grow, and give the horse rest for few days.
and you will see the crack grow out the hoof forms
about it. Ii the chsel is driven to the bottom of tie
crack which generally not over half an inch the horse
must not be driven hard oted fast for at least three
weeks After sold the horse spoke of, be was taken
to New York and put in livery. l saw him year al
forwards, and his feet were sound yet.
JAMES THOMPSON.
Rose Ill., near Baiston Spa, N. Y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19

From HAvANA-Nev York, July l3.-The Seah hSt
Philadelphia from Havana on the 8h, has arrived ua
brings nc news Of Importance. Sugars and moa i've
were firm. Rates ofexchange firm. Freghts a'"''
and unchanged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19

DEMOCRATIC CHANGEs.-SWaeuse, N. T., July nc
The Central City Courier, the organ OF the deT En"
party in Central New York. has taken down the p3I2
las and johnson ticket and up that of Breckln 1
and Lane 1t is said that other papers in the ola'0
soon follow the example.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
A Unit

The Democracy OF North Carolina is closing up its
ranks and is fast becoming unit alike in state and
tioDal politics This is as it should be. We can all
find sufficient employment in fighting the Opposition
without turning weapons against each other 1t is
our duty Democrats and brethren to bear and for
bear-o avoid recriminatous, to be slow to find fault
with each other, but prompt to defend our common
cause.
The Democratic press is unit in support of
Breckenridge and Lane-the Democratic people also
prepared to 60 man. The electoral ticket with
out exception, is unanimous, it ought to be- ALI
pickering should now cease All personal feelings and
rivares, all ordinations and recrimnations should be
dropped.
Last week, all the Democratic papers of the State,
with the exception of respected contemporaries of
the Raleigh Standard and Newbern Enquirer had hoist
ed the flag of Breckenridge and Lane. and the latter
paper had announced its preference that way, that
now since the Standard has taken it's position for our
candidates. the Democratic press of the State is abso-
lutely unit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19

New FLoUR-The first lot of Flour from new Wheat
received here this season. arrived last evening per w. &
w. r. R. from Cabarrus county, and is consigned to
Messrs. W. III. McRary & Co. See advertisement
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19

IRoN.-The Norwegian Brig Prince Albert arrived
here last evening from Sunderland, Eng with $50 tons
Of Iron for the Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford
Rail Road.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19

ssE~The Norfolk Day Book says that there were
from 500 to 1000 persons at the Hygeia Hotel, Old
Point on Sunday last