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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-27

RosIN-Jhe market for all grades continues rule mac
ve and in the fine qualities nothing OF consequence has
done in the way of sales for time past; are,
therefore, unable to give correct quotation OF the market
but would remark that wien sold low prices have to be
submitted to. For Common TIE market rules quiet, and
only occasional sales have taken place the low prices
abroad having almost checked operations The sales for
the week comprise only 1850 bbls at 10 cents per bh OF
80 lbs.
TAR-There has been fair enquiry for shipment through
the week just ended and the price has
The receipts have been SMALL and the sales follows
$50 bbs 81 50 and 9i7 do. at 81 IS per bbcosing at
latter price.
BEEF CATrLE-Contnue TO be brought to market spar
ing, and butchers have very few on hand There is
moderate demand and parcels would cell arrival at to
| 81 cents per lb,, according to quality.
BAKRELs-For empty Spirits Turpentne barrels there is
demand worthy OF note and the market is oTerocked
with all kinds No sales have been reported and quotations
in table are merely nominal
COTToN-At the time OF closing review Wednesday
morning the market ruled firm and prices favored sell
lers On Thursday better feeling manifest among
buyers under the adVces received which resulted in ad
OF cent over previous day quotations. this hrm
continued to the close of Saturdays transactions
parcels taken freely at basis OF 10 cents for mid
ding There were transactions Monday or Tuesday,
owing mainly to the holidays and for the past two days
market has ruled quiet but steady The sales for the
however have been light, owing to the small quantity
market aGd comprise oy $50 bales at the following quota
tons low middling 81 10 cents mddng l0 lcs cents
and strict middling 10! lea cents for good middng
there has been fair enquiry and 103 cents ofered but
none market
There moderate supply in store and only small bust.
/ ness doing at quotations. See table.
MEALS in moderate enquiry for retailing purpo-
and arriving in from the country We quote so
to IS cents per bushel.
FLoUR-n the market for State brands nothing of mpor
lance has been done since last Several parcels have
ers HANDS, There merely retail enquiry and contin
former quotations$7 IS for superne and So bb
for family.
GuANo-seIs from store at the following quotations,
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For the Journal

For Jhe journal.
At meeting Of the Spring Garden and Rocky Point Ag-
lTual Club the following preamble and resolutions were
proposed and unanimously adopted:
Whereas 1t has pleased the awse Ruler of Providence
cali from our midst our worthy President George J.
belt
HSoccd ls That by his death we have lost good mem
Or end an able and efficient presiding officer, the commu
my useful citizen, his widow kind and devoted husband
ana his church consistent member.
hsolred 3D. That the members of this Club do deeply
3Mpalhze with his bereayed wife and relatives, in this
heir great loss.
ReSooed 3D. That the Secretary enter the foregoing
We Cup Book and forward copy to the Wilmington Jour
ul with request to publish.
JAMES s. HINES,
w. S. LARKINS, Committee.
w. II. THOMSON
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vAAURLE RAJ. I2srArn coz ..l-E--

ItQnt0ttOn al LttHe RtUer, s. G
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- between niue and ten thousand acres.
This planat ion Combines in an eminent decree all the
advantages necessary for the successful cultivation Of
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The imnroV enlents are and commod Dwelling
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He also Oilers
PLANTATION ON TOPSAI4 SOUND.
Being that which he !e-ides about IL miles from
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surpassed tor tue cultivation . Ground Peas.
Also small tract of piey land lying the vi ngton
and T0psail Sound Plank Road.
For further particulars please call upon address the
subscriber. n. F. NIXON
Topsail Sound, New Hanover CO., n c.. Dec. 9Th 1850
Herald please copy month weekly. lS-lm
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ROBINSON'S
PATENT BARLEY G. PATENT GROATS.

RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY.
PGronized by the Queen and Royal Family.
TENHE attention of Families and lnvalds is particularly
called to inesmsbe qualities of the above PATENT
Articles being the pures Farina of the Barley and Dat
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pudding or which purpose it has been used by families
of the first distinction and will be found suitable for the in
valid or healthy the infant aged. 1t is also highly
teamed adjunct with milk for the breakfast table,
Sold By LOUIS b. ERAMBEhT,
Nov IL Pharmaceutist.
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81. W. Eager, Esq, Secretary of the Sampson
~ Agricultural Society, requests US to state that
OOor ror occurred in reporting the list of premiums
81 r1sd at the last Sampson County Fair. The pre-,
S" or second best cultivated farm should have been
mu - Nessrs. J. r. Beaman and A. n. Mathis, in
gIofJ r. Beaman and L. A. Powell. Mr.. Powell
-, not q competitor.
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MRS. WINsIOw

An experienced nurse ana female physician has Soothing
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process OF teethng by soeung the gums reducing all in
nammaton-w aay pain and is sure to reon,o+o Tho
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers will give rest to your
Selves aud relief and health your infants Perfectly
In all cases. See advertisement in another column.
Feb. 25-I473m-27
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For the Jour

For the Journal
Ata meeting Of the Ellington Rife Guards, uniform
Qeer company just formed at Ellington in this county
Saturday. Dec. I'D 1862 the following officers were
N Leut Owen Fennel Jr, I'd do J. r. Larkins, Sd do
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FOR SAFE,
- AN EXTENSIVE BODY OF TIMBER LANDS be.
&f@ tween the Santee River and Sampit Creek. Some OF
tis Land can be easily reclaimed, being veI fer.
TIE would odnee very largely of Cotton, Rice aud Corn
on the Land large quantities of ranging Timber suitable
naVlgaoe creek to Georgetown 1t is also we'll suited
Inrpentine Farms. For terms &c. apply to
OHaAR, ROPER 4 STONEY,
IN Charleston,
Or, r. II. COLLINS. sr.,
No; tn NaCtee Ferry. 4. G.
Dec p. 11.ft
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A Black Republican Prediction.

New YORK. Dec. 24-Nr. Seward, in a speech on
Saturday, before the New England Society, said, il
keep entirely cool, entirely kind, debate will ensue
which will be kindly in ITSELF and prove very soon eth
that very wrong and we shall concede to our
offended brethren, else that right, and they
will acquiesce and come back into Federal relations
with u.s." He predicted this result in sixty days.
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NcTB.-Rver Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water are subject to tie expense Of landing inspection
cooperaGe, &c; say lumber 80 81 M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 q IA cents npand naval stores,
when brought + Railroad about tie same expenses in
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpent0e deduction
of oneh is made the price Of yellow Clip, &C.
Cordiag to quality.
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SPIRITS TURFENTINE. Alter closing review We'd
nesday last there in this article. with
brisk enquiry from buyers which resulted III an advance OF
| previous quotations. The market ruled
steady up Saturday, when further advanced and closed
that day at 81 for straight and 81 cena for ~ T.
bbls. Monday 81 cents freely offered, bat there
sellers at this figure the unusually light stock
market causing rmness among holders Sales for the
week of Ga bhs follOys:
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PANIC AND CHRISTMAS.

PANIC AND CHRISTMAS.
1RO BOXES RAISINS, all sizes;
lUNJ 10 Ctron;
/ Dbl. Currants;
so boxes Figs
10 cases Pruues;
1000 lbs. Dried Pears;
LOCO Sc IS Apples;
Jelles, Preserves, and Pickles,
Fine Brandies, Whiskey aud Wines;
Pure N. G. Apple and Peach Brandy;
IS Scnppernong Wine;
Genuine Schedam Schnapps;
Byass Porter and Ale;
Fresh Buckwheat Flour;
+" Rye
Choice N. C. HAMS;
City Cured Hams;
Butter;
Lard.
inst received the above goods in store, and We
ara nrenared to sell them prices to suit the times
| Dec. 2lst "N@AN " ~~"A'
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BALTIHORE, Dec. 24Flour is firm rs cents high
Howsrd street *5t; Chic $5t Wheat has advanced
cents red 81 Is 81 rs white 81 80 81 So 0ld white
and yellow Core 60 65 Provisions dul; Pork
SIS Lard 10 cents. Coffee quiet ct u! IL cents. WhiS-
key dull at IS cents.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24-Stocks dull AMI depressed
and lower; New York cenals 75t Missouri Gs IS, Viz
ginos IS. Cotton firm a. l02 ii cents Flour firm
SOU hern IS Is S IS. Wheat has declined cents.
Corn firm mixed 81 Is cents. Pork steady; Gales OF
1850 bbs at SIS so SIS. Lard 81 100, VII skey
Is. sugar steady. Naval stores dull.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 24-The market continues very
quiet and the transactions Of the day limited to S65
bales unchanged prices The particulars of the sales
follows u bales 81 at S4 "a at 81; 10 at 81 at
st So at 20 at 81 at 81 40 at 10; 1877 at lO4 l6
04 81 at 100 at l02 81 at H. and % bales at ia
Mi BILE, Dec. 24-The sales Of Cotton to-day l,5QO
bales The market is steady
new ORLEANS, Dec. 24.-The salea OF Cotton to-day
were 1880 bales Mddng quoted at IL IL IL
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-Naval Stores are unchanged
small sales at 81 90 81 IS for dip 80 scrape
81 so for Tar. Corn 40 90 cents per bushe Cotton MID
ding has sold at IL cents.
WBERN, Dec. 25.But very little produce selling II
our market yesterday. We have only few small
sales Tar45 bbls. sold for 81 So Turpenne-selling IL
small lots at 81 10 for Dip and 81 10 for Scrape.
FAIETTEVILLE, &c. 24-Pork to 6 H. Cotton &c
g. Corn Is, Oats so. Spirits Turpentne 26 cents. NJ
other change to note,
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Four Approximations t" tae sLnIf o 500 each ri
$500 to $50 0OJ; Of sA1r $50 H ~ f+A9 TO s2o$'i
1 of 500 to tl0,t10
WHOLE Etrs.ets gao: Elniw:< al: af&aFaEre -.
Prizes cached At eight 81 peT @eG:. dis ,&t2:1
Bills Oh Ill solvent Bau5s taken ~ psi!.
drawing Fill hs forwarded = l', ;oconrs
known.
ea Ali orders gog lichelues Ti2Scos %Gd:eeatl
non REsDRIiTTEX | ;}s = ';tEr <:.s. &
AnriIl Ath. 1850 lH9kA4-Is
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED ACCoMPLICEs. Washington,
Dec. 24-Russel, of the firm of Russell, Majors & Co.,
of ST. Louis or Kansas has been arrested in New York
for alleged completely in the late abstraction of bonds
from the State Department.
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KELLEY,s BOOK STORE

KELLEY'S BOOK STORE
DONT EXPECT to make living by tlsderseling any
person, all books will be sold as low be Pur-
chased in the place Stationery Christmas Goods or any
article in ne Only give fair chance, and dAos
rs IiUing price, is all we ask.
Dec. IL, 1860.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price. In filing small ORDERS high
rates have to he - -
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lots OF one ton and upwards No. Peruvian $780, Reeses
Manipulated $50; American So and sombrero $35 per
GRAN-In the Com market we have no change of i'm
portsDcs to make The light receipts for several weeks
past has caused the stock OF old to become somewhat
duced though is still quite large the season. there
is scarcely demand from dealers Two cargoes
received from Hyde county in the early part of the week
and sold fellows $50 bushels at 81 IL cents and
1900 do. old at so cents per bushe cash.-OATS-Are
In full stock and only retail demand exists. See tab for
otations.-PEis-Continue be brought in slowly
and there is only light supply market. Cow are
fair demand and sell at so to IS cts per bushe-RCE
othlng doing in clean except in the small way, and
cents per ID.
HAY-Is in fair supply. end decidedly dull of sale.
received for the week and no sales report
LIMs-The stock Ia small owing to the light
cepts and there Is moderate demand. We quote at IS
cents to 81 per cask for common lump
McLAssEsCaba is in moderate supply and selling from
wharf st % to Is cent per gallon.
PEA hUTs-The arrivals since last have been smaller
than Tor few weeks past notwithstanding which fact the
market has ruled rather du and buyers disposed
purchase TO ex'eLt at present figures We quote
sal from for the week figures ranging from 81 to
81 IS per bushe in quality-the bulk at about 81 IS.
PRov1sIoNsWe have nothing to report in this
either n. Western cured Bacon and none of the for
meE Oh market Lard and PORK aiso in reduced stock
and nothing doing except in the small way. We refer
our table tOT prices Of tie different articles
SALTh0 receipts of Liverpool ground for a few weeks
past, and the stock has become considerably redu led is
however, tuiy sufficient for the demand We quote ID the
smell frm store at 81 10 to 81 Is per sack. lot
1000 bushels alum received few days siuce troy
| turks Island but net yet sold.
sHIkGLEs-1here is scarcely any demand, and the mar
ke dull for si kinds We qurt9 Common 81 IS K
| s., and Contract 81 30 TO S. per
TIMBER Il he Eke rules the reported for
era weeks past. There is 10 demand for either ml o.
shipping purposes aud no sales have been reported Nom
! ] al at quotations III table.
EXCHANGE On the Northern cities bish RUd j
scarce. Sells at 6 to per cent premium.
FRErGHTsIhe market for coAstwise rules quiet but W
have no change to report in prices vessels plenty an
MT much produce going forward See table Tor rates.
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$4,000 LES. COTTON YARN PER ANNUel.
TIME CELEBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edge
combe county, N. c., continue to manufacture 1900 lbs
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared to furnish assorted
Nos Is U.s. the bale of 200 lbs at IL cents d.
months tine any of Railroad Depos 10 Eastern N
Carolina, free of freight.
The Mills and Machinery in fine condition. and the
quality of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited from punctual buyers. Address,
WM. 8. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe County, N. C.
Sept. 18th, 1850 3-ly*
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lfEEts

10 baltimore on the 18Th instant JACOB MYERS SOLO.
MON, in the 30h year Of his age.
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THE WILSON SCHOOL,,
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA
DY Mr.. AND Mrs. RICHARDSON,
ID Aided by full aud able corps OF Assistant Teachers
These Schools will be eopened for the admission
pills on Thursday, the 10Th day Of January, 1861.
Applicants for admission examined and classed Thurs
day and Fiday (the 10th llh) when very impor
tant that all who contemplate connection in The Schools
during the session, should be present
Strangers the plans and character Of these Schools will
receive Catalogue application to The Principal.
Dec. 18th, 1860 83-2m--I72m
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Oct. s, 1860.
DESIGNATION

DISSOLUTION.
FTlHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between Foyes
i Galloway, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the late firm will be settled by D. H. Foyes
d. IL. FOYLES.
CHARLES II. GALLOWAY.
Wilmington, N. G. Aug, 10TH 1850. 288&5l-u
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nfSSnLUTION.

YTIHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under the
and style of Bzze Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The business will be settled by F. M BIZ,
ze and all persons indebted will please forward aad
settle immediately. -
F. N. BTZzFLL,
A. F. BIZLELL.
Wilmington, Oct. 23i, 1860
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SEA single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will ten times its cost annually to every household A
Sold by all prominent Stationers Druggists, Hardware
/ and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING'S
PREF AIRED GLUE, when making up their lat. | vii
stand any climate.
Feb. L, 1860. 126&73-ly
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Lincoln Takes HIS Position.

Magnolia, N. c., Dec. 22d, 1860. 93-lt
R9r Wilmington Herald please copy.
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DESIGNATION.

DISSOLUTION.
TINE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
4 name and style of JOHN G. HEYER q CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
indebted by book account will please for
and SETTLE either By cash noe that the business
may be closed. JOHN G. HEYER
w. A. HEYER
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r. M. BTZZELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ NORTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON n. C:
| October 23df 1860. 4lH
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Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four, eight,
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthrograph showCard accom-
p&nying each package.
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sPALDINa,s PREPARED GLUE

BPALUlNHB PREPARED GLUE
nes s such emergencies and household afford DO with
oot It 1t always ready and the sticking point There
longer necessity for mpiug chs nteEed hsade
cola and broken cradles 1t Is Just the article for she'll and
otter rnamen work pepulsr with ladies' Of refinement and
taste
This admirable preparation usad cold being chemically held
possessing all the valuable qualities the cabnsa
makers Glue It be used In the place Of ordinary uos
being vastly more adhesive
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
E.R-A RrEsh accompanies each bottle.
Pnoe, rs Cents
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d SUNDRIEH.
1sA HHDS. PRIME CARDENAS MOLASSESi
lO(} 20 - prime to choice Nusco Sugar;
so bags N. G. Flour;
so bbIs I" of good brand
200 bales best Eastern Hay in market;
200 kegs Nails, all sizes;
$50 boxes Candles-best brands
so bbs. n. 7. City Mess Pork;
"a hhds. choice Sides and Shoulders. For sale by
Dec. 2lst HATHAWAY d co.
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Fho57ns Depot. No. 49 Cedar Street, Ne,o York.
Addr9as HENRY G.. SPALDING. d CO.,
BOX RIO. $500, N. York.
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TOBACCO! TOE &CC0:!
1l BOXES Melrose Br nj.
a 10 do Rodwel "
9 gu. do Endora "
Is half do Jesse Brown brand.
80 gu. do
Il do do Algoma, brand
Is do do Various other grades, for sale very low
by T. IL. McKOY 60.
December Is.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
I ZEE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF TEE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted toa &r8nsh Government
under tha supervision OF the Captain aaero 'ts viii
kaat plz q as HAVANA
FRIDAY, January 4h, 1871.
s. g o ,0GS.
80RTE0 NUMERO 64a ORDlNAE:g,
CRpEwac. S,fESTE-a5fHG.;sGG!
Prize Of S:a1, lGus 81; prsa9 CIT
3G.Qtv "a 5G
Su,u.E7t I5a ....-.. 4Su
! ....... a.. 20,0H} ~ Pr~*z,ra;3 tons $500
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T LIVERPOOL BLOWN SALT, for sale by
- Dec. Ia. L. B. HIGGINS SONS
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GAMES Un1BRELLAs;

nREsS SUITS; Holiday Suits for Boys; Christina
- Suits for Children-seiliDg rapidly al
Dec. 22-dAW. BALDWlNS.
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THE 4t.E.
ONLY PREPARATION
THAT
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows more and more popular
every day!

And testimonials new and almost without number might
be given from ladies and gentlemen grades society,
whose united testimony could Prof Woods
Hair Restorative will restore the and gray and pre-
the hair of the youth to old age its youthful
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

GENUINE PORT WINE FOR SICKNESS -OsBoRN,s,
tT bottled in Oporto. Chilngwnhs bottled In London; also
fine Port By the gallon All Of uDdounted purity Hrandes 90
vintage 1859 cherry ard blackberry Brsntiea cm be
rel Cd on for ,ckness general o. dst elias
roois In mr. Inc At low prcss No Inferior goods sold.
m. h. xxx, IS Fulton sree<