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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-14
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At Smthvle the 3st of January, Of disease of the
heart aud lungs, SARAH c. wife of DR.. Walter G. Curtis,
aged % years.
In Washington, N. c., on the 28th ut CHARLES, son
of Henry and Sophia E. ONei aged months and days.
In OnsOw CO., Sunday, the Sd inst. Mr.. VIM. THOMP
quanances and friends their irreparabe loss
In this town, the 10th inst, Mrs. E. J. BLANKS in
the 5lst year of her age.
On Sunday morning. 10th inst In this town. CAROLINE.
wife of Francis Meadows aged 20 years, formerly Of Top
sail Sound.
On morDng of the 4h of January 1861 at the Com
pany's Shops Alamance county n. c.. JOHN WHITE, a
native of England, aged AZ years. To the multitude this is
but such announcement every day. 1t simply
tells that another has from this transOTy scene
Join the pale throng of deaths countless hosts. But to
the relations and immediate fnds OF the deceased 1t was
record of tar significance. 1t told that heart
which beat with every and humanizing emotion had
its puIsatOn that which had heamed
with the light Of the genera soul within closed III the
dreamess sleep Of death that the hand ready to
turn the grasp of friendship raise the aen rigid
and cold tn the form which had stood up the
pride of youth and in the VigCr Of maniness stricken
down by the relentless wOOdman Esteemed
by all who him in his Waks of lfe and loved by those
gree of humility generous and cOndng to fault, he
truly the few who strive to make the precepts of the
great teacher of mankind their rule of action and to love
neghbors themselves. In all his dealings with his
fellow men knew he shadow of turning from the
path of eCude and to the hour OF his death the tant
of the ghtest dshOnor unknown him. and bis name
without bemish He leaves deeply bereaVed parents
brothers. sisters and friends but the most bereaVed OF all
an afecona,e wife and three lovely children who chung to
him till the cold hand of death wrenched him from their
embrace and left them standing sadness and tears beside
the eess corpse. His remains were taken to Laure rae
tories Maryland and buried by the o. o. F. The funeral
plumes have waved above many sateer bier. but the
grave closed better more honest heart nan
that of John White. BY A FRIEND"
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SALISBURY, Feb. l2.-Beef, 6; Bacon. IL l23
Butter Is D; Corn, IS so Flour. So 20 s. 80 Lard,
10 l23 Meal IS so Molasses 33 IS Irish Potatoes,
so 80 Sweet Potatoes, 60 70 Peas 90 PorB e. y
Sugar, "a l23 Iaow, 10 II! Wheat, 81 20 81 40;
Wbskey, 80 Sl00
BALTIMORE. Feb l1.-Flour is dull and heavy Howard
street and Ohio SIS q City Mills s. H. with sales
Wheat dull; red 81 Is 81 30 white 81 IS 81 90. Corn
steady yellow IS Gle. Provisions steady. Mess Pork
SIT Is sl8 Rump $l3 90. Lard I0;c. Coffee i've at
l2} l3c. Whiskey dull at l8c.
CHARLESTON, Feb 1l.---Cotton.-.There was good
business done to-day notwithstanding the inclemency the
weather The transactions reached 1890 bales fully &c.
decline from the highest point, and, instances,
further reduction submitted to the Middlng
lower grades The particulars follows l40 bales
81 IS at 81 ia at l03 los at 1915 II at Ill 365 H. a at
lla 81 at II J. 60 at LIZ, and G5 bales at l2c.
NEWRERE, Feb. I2-Cotton Sales of the week have
been limited to few hundred bales prices ranging from
log 1l3c. per ID. But little disposition We
quote log lie. at the close of yesterday evenings
sactio1s which is about the extent Of the market
TurpentineHas ruled very dull with sales at decline
last weekly quotations. We quote 81 SO for Dip
81 so for scrape During the week prices advance
these quotations. but give about the full market price
TarRemains unchanged our last reports 81 80 by
spection. But litte demand.
Four-Remains firm with but few sales at our last quota.
tons We quote 81 80 for Fine, s. for superne and
S. so a 50 for Family.
NEW YORK, Feby. 1lth.-Cotton is heavy a. irregular
rates. sales of 1900 bales liz 1sc. Flour depressed
sales of 5000 bbs at prices from l0c lower at S.
So TO- Ohio at S. 45 s. IS, and Southern SIS IS So 65
Wheat depressed; sales of 20 900 bushels decline of
club 81 "a and Chicago Spring S. l6 Corn depressed
sales OF Z6 GOO bushels, mixed at &c. and at So Ga
cents. Lard heavy 81 l0c. Whisky is steady Is
lS3c. Sugar is steady Coffee steady sales of $500 bags
Turpentne dull Rosiu 81 25 81 26. Rice dull. Freights
firm
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Ros1SDurng the week just ended the market has ruled
exceedingly quiet and has been almost entirely neglected
for all grades Owing to the unfavorable of the
vices received and the continued high of freight
there but little demand from buyers The only
ton in either grade for the week lot of 100 bbs
Common Saturday which brought IS cents per 80 lbs
Nc other sales reported and the market closed inactive
TAR-Has been brought to MAJ ket slowly d0ring the
week just ended and has ruled firm at former quotation
with fair enquiry from shippers The receipts comprise
BEEF CATTLE-We have nothing to report in the
market for beeves Only small dioves have been brought
has become reduced in consequence is however, suf
cent for present wants. and only prime article sells
readily We quote at prices ranging from to cents per
h., according to quality.
BARRELs-The market continues be heavily stocked
with empty spirits Iurpentne barrels ana ru es decidedly
dull No demand exists and no sales have taken place
during the week.
moderate stock of Rio in first hands, and quote small
sales at 2b to IA cents cash. See table for store rates of
other descr ptions.
CoTToN.-At the time of making up report on Wed
nesday last, quoted the market exceedingly dull at
quotations given that day. and buyers not disposed
purchase unless at lower figures This dizziness was
prevalent the next day and continued until holders
duced their asking rates, when small lot s bales) was
sold lie for middDg better demand sprung in
sequence of the Decline and FRIDAY and Saturday about
600 baes sold at 02 for low mddlng IL cents
for middling cents for strict mddng and liz cents for
good mddng-cosing quiet Saturday at these figures.
No Monday On Tuesday sales of 122 bales and
this morning rs do. at basis of II cents for mddiDg-
The lower grades have ruled dull. and are difficult of
sale, unless at lower igures-the market closing in
favor of buyers For tie finer grades there is fair
enquiry previous quotations. but there is
ket consequently the sales have been megre TOR the past
days. The receipts for the week by railroads
have been fair but nearly quite all has been for ship.
ment and not much remains unsoid We quote as follows
Low middlng lOA cents midding IL cents strict mid
ding III cents and good mdding III cts.
COIN MEALS in moderate supply, and selling In the
small way at IS cents per bushel.
EeGs-Are brought in slowly, and sell at l6 to Is cents
per dozen. ....-.--
FEATHERs-Are wanted, and very few market. We
quote at Is to 66 cents per Id.
FLoURThe advices since last have been rather
favorable for this article. but owing mainly to the light
stock in dealers hands change of consequence has taken
place in prices here's notices. however that prices in the
Interior markets getting somewhat lower. The high
prices here have had the tendency to check transactions
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! FEARFUL CASE OF INSANITY IN WusoN.-We ra
greet exceedingly that called upon to record an
unfortunate of mental alteration, we verify believe
without parallel
A middle-aged and highly respectable gentlemen Of
this place, whose conduct heretofore has been perecv
unexceptionable, and whose relations in fife are
in every way agreeable walked deliberately up to the
office OF the Wilson Ledger and asked the editor for
some money.
His friends were Immediately notified of his cratic
concuct, and he IS now in their charge.
Wag OF this place suggested that be be carried to
Raleigh and subjected to the discipline of reading the
editorials OF the Standard and Journal the friends of
the insane gentleman, however, would not consent that
ne should be subjected to such cruel and barharos
treatment.-Vason Ledger.
WHO GETS THE MONEY ?.-The Editor OF the En-
change, in this morning s issue saws
we learn that the active Republicans in New York ctv
II ther snAe 10 prevent movement on the part of
aayatd PRIOR 10 the fourth of March, have offered to
QFhsh from ry to fifty thousand dollars to secure their
oJSCt FROM the same source have also inorma.
u0h at Inc army will be Immediately increased the
administration to 100 600 100000 and also close the
ooqhefn ports We state these facts on what we believe
to be unQuestonable authority.
we should like to know who gets the money g? Who
has been bought the acting Governor or some of his
special endcrsers in this city? Can the Exchange
throw any Light upon these points Ball. Republican,.
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Pastor al the Ran+ist CbUrob
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

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No person will ever object to give for
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Twenty five cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
For sale in Wilmington by W. 3. Lppitt, &. McIin and
by ali Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD Il Co. Richmond Va,
Wholesale Agents
MAY Z. IR60.-2G7&37-
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MARRIED..

At ST. Johns Church, in this Tuesday the 18th
inst by the Rev. J. H. Wainwright assisted by the Rev.
daughter of N. N. Nixon, Esq, of this city.
On the 30h January 1861 Forest Scott county Miss,
by ". A. Lack, Esq Mr. JOHN CARROLL formerly of
Baden county, N c. to Miss REBECCA, daughter Of Col
John G. aud Francis Simmons.
Rev. L. Prichard, DR. JOHN H. FREEMAN, OF Whining
ton. to Miss ARIA J. 3 ALDWlN.
In Washington, N. c., the 28th ult by Rev E. D.
hoover, Capt. EPHRAIM II. GAUTIER, to Mrs. MARCIA
RET 4. FARROW.
Near Bath Beaufort co., N c. the 10Th ult, by Rev.
Israel Harding, H. W. FORTISCUE. Esq, of Hy de co..
Mrs. SALLlE ANN ODFN, of Beaufort county.
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$3.50 Il Il w A R d.!

* night. the following negroes viz: PETER, FL ~.
q LIS JONES and LAVENIA Peter is very stout W
built weighs about pounds is about feet IL inches hug
about Is years oid he formerly belonged to Mr.. N F.
Nixon, OF New Hanover county Ellis is about Fl years
IT'S pounds he formerly belonged about Newbern, N c..
where his wife lives, but more recently to Mr. G.
Chadwick Of Brunswick county. who his BROTHER
avenia very weighs about $50 pounds is
20 years DID, and formerly belonged to Nr. j. M Fenne
Of sampson county.
Any person taking up either all of the above
and returning them to the subscribers in Wilmington
combining them jail that get them, will receive
fifty dollars for each hundred and fifty for all
them BAKGEN q PEIERSON.
Ian. "a 1850. l08&2lH
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INTERESTING FROM JAPAN-The schooner Alert
which arrived at San Francisco from HakOdad via,
honolulu brings some late and interesting advices from
apan
10 regard to the arrival Of the steamship Niagara at
eldO, with the Japanese Commissioners on board the
O!ntSlan gives account OF their reception, differing
aeWhat from that already published, although the lat
"I probably the more correct one. The POI yneslan
aT:
No notice whatever was taken of their arrival at
aagaWa by the Japanese did they themselves eX-
o any Signs OF curiosity or interest their near ap-
FOacl 10 home They appeared entirely Indifferent,
~u iomny-tbe ilrepressible Tommy the ladies'
-al looked as dirty though his face had not been
Washed since the bellies Of Washington had last kissed
,yu, No notice was taken of them or the Niagara at
vdo, except the usual salute to the ship. The Com
OneFS We're Tot permitted to land in the ships boat
W.. were quietly landed in a common custom house
wal 10 remote part of the town, without any atten-
WI paid to them.
NO oilcal notice had been taken of the Niagara's
n.ial ~ the Government no thanks presented nor
"uue expressed for the cOurtesies extended to them
vonI ICd / he Niagara was to remain at kanaga-
uu The 18th, 1.-TWO days later than the news recev-
I WI give them an opportunity, should they desire to
TPo'e II. The common talk of the street was that
.ye Sam had been " sold. 1t was said that none OF
N.Y. commissioners were men OF rank, except what
NJ: nave been conferred upon them temporarily, but
md ,uey were merely spies to ascertain the strength
e, IoDGcn Of the Amt ican people, and that when
o nag made their report, they would pass away and
'1eaFd Of no more
b. Auy viz from Kanagawa reach to the 18th Novem
Esv;llt16 currency question had been abandoned by
ss %'ulSteTs, and the Mexican dollar would have &c
ln% own value. 1t thought that it would rule
Nv Tue same as in China
s uerabe i'll feeling existed between the American
P, su.S and the United States Minister, Mr. Harris
5 uIe Meto, the great opponent to foreigners, was
oqt the usual collisions still occurred. An a.
NEr W Tue French Legation was assaulted and seri
'6n " ,l il his yard by the very official
GsrcbT H Government had sent to protect him. The
bad nm Minister had expressed his determination to de
G 81 russian Admiral was still at Yebbo, not being
&br,nIIc treaty, which, it thought, could not
l3a,19f about without coercng the japanese The
auDoD' while riding with his Aids one day. had beer
aepn.n oy large mob, and bloody scene would
gics ,agu had not the old veteran placed bis back
cQe pnta AL and fought at swords point Tor some
rescued by the arrival OF posse of officials
9a nr psed the mob. Some of his Aids, however
&Ne NY severely cut. The Americans are said to
Wig t IIs favored people at llakodab but that was
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$4,000 LBS. COTTOS YARN PER ANNUM,
THE Gel EBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS. Edge.
connie county, N. c., continue to manufacture 1900 lbs
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared to furnish assorted
Nos "A to u.s. by the bale Of 200 lbs at 20 cents h.
months time, any of Railroad Deposs in Eastern N.
Carolina, free Of freight.
The Mills and Machinery fine condition, and the
quality of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited from puncual buyers. Address,
VIM. s. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount.
Edgeoombe County, N C.
Sept. 18th, 1860 3-ly*
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s.luure of the Revenue Gutter NIccIelIand.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE following statement in
relation to The surrender of the revenue cutter Robert
YcCeIand is derived from an official source.
The cutter is of the largest and best in the revenue
.ryce lust rebuilt and refitted. Her commander was
Capt Breshwood, of Virginia On the 9th of Janu-
,rv four days after Secretary Dix took charge of the
Treasury Department, he sent Mr.. VIM. Hempbill
jones' chief clerk in the First Comptrollers Office, to
New Orleans and Mobile to save. if possible, the two
cutters in service there. Capt. Morrison Georgian,
mmandiDg the Lewis Glass; at Mobile, must have sur
55eel her before Mr.. Jones arrived. On the 29th of
T95uar7 the Secretary received the following tee-
qaDbic dispatch from Mr.. Jones
" Ne1U Orleans, Jan. 29th, 1861.
Hon. J. A. DIX, Secretary Of the Treasury
capt. Brentwood has refused positively in writing
oObcy any Instructions OF the department. In this
en- sure he is sustained by the collector, and believe
acts by bis advice. What must do
w. II. JONES, Special Agent"
To this dispatch Secretary Dix Immediately returned
Le following answer:
"Ireasury Department, January %, 1861.
DWm. HemphlI Jones, New Orleans:
"Tel Lieut.. Caldwell to arrest Capt. Breshwood
assume command Of the cutter, and obey the order
through you. If Capt. Breshwood after arrest, under.
takes to interfere with the command Of toe cutter, tell
Lieut. Caldwell to consider him mutineer, and treat
bin accordingly. If any one attempts to haul down
te American flag, shoot him on the spot
" JOHN A. DIX,
"Secretary of the Treasury"
This Dispatch it is said, must have been intercepted
both at Montgomery and New Orleans, and withheld
Brsbwood was consummated by means of a completely
1.-THE part of the telegraph line in the States Of Ala
hna and louisiana which latter State has accepted
ae cutter.
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!. southern conrsaeracy;-Tho Constitution as

FH' Adopted.
,1crcouERy Feb 9-The Congress last night
.nimolsIv agreed upon Constitution for the Pro
uosnoI Government. It will be at once strong and
Vs'orons Government, and will go Immediately into
"Saton 1t will have full powers and ample 1unds
or propositions looking to compromise or reconsruc-
oD will be entertained. The Congress will remain IN
,ion to make all the necessary laws.
Ian nrinted ard made public. The preamble says
Wp the Deputies of the Sovereign and Independent
Gates OF South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
IIssippi Louisiana, invoking the favor of Almighty
Go5 do hereby in behalf of these States, ordain and
blish this Constitution for the Provisional Govern
t of the same, to continue one year from the Inaugu
ion of the President, until a Permanent ConStl-
oD or Confederation between the said States shall be
nt in operation, whichever shall first occur
FTbp 7ih section lst article, is as fellows "Ihe i'm
ortatiOn OF African negroes from any foreign country
Ether than the savebolding States OF the United States
!. hereby forbidden and Congress is required to pass
ch Ia VS. as shall eff4ctually prevent the same"
The "a section, of the same article, reads line
Congress shall also have power to prohibit the introduce
lion cfsaves from any State not member OF this Con
tderacy"
Tb. Sd clause of article 4h, section, I'd, says =: A
dave in one State escaping 10 another snal De ue-
fyered up on claim of the party to whom the SAID slave
nav belong bv the Executive authority of the State in
L;ch snrh slave shall be found And in case OF any
dbnction or orcibe rescue, full compensation, incud
rg the value of the slave and all costs and expenses,
hal, be made to the party by the State in which such
odbuction or rescue shall take place..
Article 9th, I'd clause, declares "the government
,o-abv instituted shall take immediate steps in the
asements of all matters between the States forming it.
oDJ their late Confederates of the United States in
relation to public property and public dept at the
fine of their withdraw from Them these States hereby
DECLARING it to be their wish and earnest desire to
adjust everything pertaining to common property, CON-
&
% principles of right, justice, equity and good faith
all other portions OF the Provisional Constitution are
almost identical with the Constitution OF the United
-Teegraphic Coz Charleston Courier
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MANI Cd,

HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.
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$3.50 Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility Eer,
and Involuntary Emissions inducing npotency
and Mental and Physical lrcapacity
By ROB. J. CULVERWELL. III. D.,
Author Of the 9 Green Book" &C.
The world renowned author in TINS admirable Lecture
medicine and without dangerous surgical operations, bou
ges, Instruments rings cordia pointing out mode of
matter what his condition be, may himself
cedp priUateIy aud radically. This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands
Sent under seal any address, post paid the receipt
of two postage stamps by addressing Dr. CHI J. c. KLINE
127 Bowery, New York. Post Office Box 1856
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MRS, yIESIOU

An experienced nurse and female physician has Soothing
syrup Tor children eethng which greatly facilitates the
process OF eething by soenag the gums reducing all IL
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Feb. 25-147.3Tn-27.lv
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS.

THE WILSON SCHOOLS.
WILSON, NDRTH CAROLINA.
DY Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
- Aided by full and able corps of Assistant Teachers
These Schools will be leopened for the admission of
pills on Thursday, the 10th day Of January, 1861.
Applicants for admission examined and classed on Thurs
day and Friday (the 10th l1th) when very impor-
tant that all who contemplate connection the Schools
during the session, should be present.
Strangers to the plans and character of these Schools wi
receive Catalogue on application 10 the Principal.
Dec. 18th, 1860 83-2m-I7-2
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Foreign Items by steamer Canada.

The steamer Ausriasian had arrived out.
The Sardinians have entered the Roman States and
dispersed reacionaly bands from the convention of
Camala.
Prince Carrigan was about to proceed to Gaeta.
The Calcutta and China mails have reached London.
There great activity at the French arsenals and
Mts
The camp reforms at Chalous early in the spring to
he number Of 10000 men, under Marshal McMahon.
The Foreign Minister of Austria has issued official
ordnance relative to the thirty million loan already
lMlced.
The American portion of the China mail was put
lbmd the steamer Canada at Queenstown.
The Chinese had paid the first instament Of the in
tennity.
The greater portion of the allied forces had reached
HnEkopg. Lord Egin and Sir Hope Grant had
ae1 for japan.
The American minister, Mr.. Ward, had been at Can
bl
The rebels were gaining strength.
=, Plrls January 26.-The Bourse closed firm at 67f
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOE TIE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 18th. 1881.

TCRPENrNE-By reference to table of sales below it
will be that prices unsettled in the early part Of
the week and Friday declined 10 soft with
sales ST so for yellow dip, 81 Al for virgin and so
for hard per $50 lbs Since then the market has ruled
steady aud parcels have been taken arrival above
fgnres-cosiRg with moderate demand from buyers The
receipts for the week have been fair and the sales comprise
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FLOWER GARDEN SEED!
=. IT FRESH ONION SETS 7,
TOsT RECEIVED: A full supply of weEassorted FLOW
81 ER GARDEN SEED.
Also, WHITE ONION SETTS in fine order.
Get your supplies of Fresh and Genuine Garden Seed
Feb. g. LOUIS B. ERAM BERT, Pharmaceutist
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NoTE.-River Lumber Tar. and Turpentne sold in the
water are subject to the expense Of Landings nsPection
Goopeage & say On lumber 80 Gents to 81 y M Tar and
when brought y Railroad, about the expenses
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpentne a deduction
Of onefh or more is made on the price Of yellow Dip
to