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on shipments-agsnst loss OF oAin@se ~ os4s AZ" "
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And in fact a the eonOointI Of nerVcus and deiats
ssate Of the system.
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Sold Nashville by G. W Hertsrshott, Berry Demovlle
wing Pendletcn, and sll responsible druggists oe29
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The State rapidly Gl=g up with Popuatio2i S0SG6 per
sons having been added 1885, making the present PoPus
ton l., igJ-a ratio CT I02 per cent in 10 years.
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The deep r loan the prares is cultivated with such
facility that the farmers Of the Eastern and Middle Etaes
ETe moving Illinois great numbers Tie OF Illinois
equal that Of England, and the so ID rich that
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-31

CHARLESTON, Jan. 28-Cotton-There was some little
inquiry for the article to-day which resulted in the sale of
675 bales prices ranging from 81 l2c. Freights
ship was taken up to-day to load for Liverpool u freghD
at 3D.. for Uplands.
ter Is 20 Corn 65 75 Flour s. 50 49, Lard 10 l23
Meal 20 Isl Molasses SO IS Irish Potatoes so a 80
Il IL Co. r@'~ 10 s Wheat 81 20 81 40; "hi'hsy 50
NEW YORK, Jan. 28-Cotton firm; sales of 5000 bales at
cts, State 10 aS5 Is, Chic S. 49, Southern
unchanged at Is S. Wheat is easier sales of 900
Kentucky 81 co. and Milwaukee club at II 81 %. -
has l sales of goo bushels at 50 70 cts
for Mixed and 20 IS for white Southern. Mess Pork
heavy at II IS sl8. Lard heavy at 81 1O3 cts Whs
key is firm at lSa Isl cts Sugar steady Coffee is steady
IL l33 cts. Spirits Turpentne is firm Rosin dull.
Rice steady as 81 ST cts.
| BALTIMORE, Jan. 28.-Flour dull and heavy-Howard
and Ohio S. so City Mills s. 25. No Wheat rmer-
red 81 80 81 80 white 81 IS 81 CO. Corn stead yellow
80 &C., white 68 ?0c Provisions mmess pork SIS rs
rump sl3 So Lard 103e Coffee steady at liz l23 cents
Whiskey dull at Is cents.
NEWBERN. Jan. % For the week. -Cotton.-During
the week slight decline manifested but the market is
again nrm. We quote at l0s lie, as in quality
week 1900 bbs 81 81 IS for Dip and ST
81 G5 for scraPe, market closing at the former price,
Spirits This article has ruled rather inactive with but
little inquiry few sales have been effected at 81 cents
per gallon. Market dull.
Tar-Remans firm with but few sales at nominal prices
We quote at 81 SO per Dbl. by inspection.
Rosn-Remains dull at our former quotations, IS soc
Flour-Continues to sell at former quotations. ST 80 fol-
fine, S. for superfne, and IS so 50 for family.
FAYETTEVILLE. Jan. 2s.-Bacon 10 @ ID; Cotton
fair TO Good, 103 q II Ordin to Mid. g a 81 Flour
Family, Is q 50 90; Super. so q 80 CO.; Fine Is
80 90 Scratched, co SO co; GrainCorn 50 so 80
Wheat 81 25 @ co. Oats, so q 60; Peas, so 80 q co.
Bye, 81 Is a 900; Lard-l4 g Is cents Molasses-
% q 80 ceats New Orleans so @ 90 cents satLiyer
pool Sack, 81 90 a 90 Turpentme yellow dip, 81 81
@ 90; Virgin, 81 % @ co; Hard 50 90 q IS Spir
it's % so cents.
Bacon-N c. new hog round sells readily above prices
Coon-Snce last review advices from abroad have beef
faVorablesaes Saturday for good at ii cents ha
an upward tendency.
! Corn in demand at quotations.
Flour-No change, receipts lights.
| Spirits TurpeDtne has declined-see table.
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DIED,

On the 26th inst in Pasquotank County, Elizabeth
City, Mrs. MARY JENNINGS, relict of Mr.. William Jen
nings.
The subject Of this notice, born In 17S3 Joined
Baptist Church in $780, since which time she has been
sincere and exemplary member and devoted christian Hav
ing been afflicted for long series of years from untme
y accident and though sorey afflicted her earthly
and comforts have been administered to by
duul, obedent and loving son. comforting and strength
ening her at all times. During this long of suffering
her abiding faith in the wise disposition of Divine Prov
dence has faered but true Christian resignation
has been her ruling and now through
the wise dspeDsaon of God she has been taken from the
suerings of earth to the joys of blessed immortality
She has left three children to their loss,
whom is enter rising commission merchant in this
town. of the firm Of Gwyer, PEACOCK Co.
Blessed the dead that die in the Lord for they rest
from their labor, and their works do follow them. S.
The Elizabeth City papers will pease copy.
In this town, January oath, MARTIN SPELLMAN, a ma
tive of the County Galway, Ireland, aged IS years.
New York papers please copy.
In this town. the Gath inst, after protraced illness
Mrs. CLARISSA WAY, aged SO years.
In this town, on the 2Sth inst. FREDERICK L. infsn
son Of Levi A. and Sarah N. Hart, aged months and
days.
At her residence Six Runs in Sampson County thu
9TH inst in the seventy third year of her age Mrs. RE
BECCA LAMB widow of the late John Lamb.
Arkansas papers please copy.
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SPIRITS TURPENTNE-The market for this article has
ruled inactive during week just ended and the ransac
lions have been meagre. The price declined half cent
Thursday last with sales at 80 cents for straight and 34
done sincehe market closing rather dull above figures
this morning. Sales of $50 bbIs as follows:
Thursday. 50 hbs at sas cents per gallon for n bbs
Monday. 1870. 1856 8. SO
Ros1SThe inactivity noted in the market for this ar
the week just ended and all grades have been almost
entirely neglected There appears to be no demand for
correct quotation of the market figures in our table,
therefore, must be looked upon as merely nominal The
grades in small stock. The Common article has also
ruled quiet the high treghs having had the effect cheek
more shipping in port may haze tendency to
strengthen the market The following are ell the SAFES we
and 900 do. at IS cents per $40 lbs.
TAE-For this article there has existed fair demand for
some weeks and parcels readily taken by shippers
The receipts the week just ended have been small,
reaching only 76S bbls which sold at 81 go bb
BEEF CATTLE-For beeves the market rules about the
reported in last There moderate stock in
butchers hands, and the demand is limited, except for
prime article, which finds ready SALE We quote at
cents per h., according to quality.
BARRELs-We have nothing new to notice in the market
empty Spirits Turpentne barrels during the week just
enked The market continues to be oFersocked and there
is no demand Our quotations in table are merely nominal
CoFFEE-In this article there nothing doing except in
the retail and there is moderste stock q dealers
hands We sales from store during the week at pr
ces ranging within quotations. See table,
Com MEAL-Little coming in from the country,
and there is onya small stock market Selling IN the
small the grana hes at Genus per 0usnel. &c
CoTToNThe duness noticed in the market for this ar
cle the close of review Wednesday last CON
tnued throughout that day, and the transactions were
mesgre decline of cent previous quotations On
Thursday however there was better feeling among buy
as the day advanced and prices closed Ct an
middiDg Since Thursday there has been steady de-
mand from buyers the recent decline u eghts havne
finer grades have been readily taken when offered tht
lower grades however are rather dull and to sci
fair and by the W. n. and W. W. B. R. foot up 1885,
bales portion of which for shipments and Of the balance
at IL cents for mdaDg Thursday 1917 do. at IL III
cents for Middlng Friday 1893 do at liz to 10 cents TO
prices Monday, 26s do. at On Tuesday there wa
better feeling under the adyices received and the prc
further advanced cent with sales of 928 bales at liz ii
cents for middlng market closing firm at the following
quotations: Low midding, III liz cents middling LII
liz 0 Ia cents.
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JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester n. Y.
For sale IN Wilmington by W. f. Lipptt e. McLn, ant
by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.. Richmond, Va,
Wholesale Agents.
May 7. I86O.-2O7&37-eow1v.
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PIsTOLS-PISTOI4 Belts,
DSTOL CARTRIDGES. A large assortment just recev-
Il ed by Express, at
BALDWINS, BALDWIN'S,
Jan. 23th lS6l-d&w
3G3,OCO LBS. COTTON YARN FER ANNUM.
TNHE CEiEBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edge
combe county, n. Co. continue to manufacture 1900 lbs.
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared to furnish assorted
Nos as to Us by the bale of 200 bs 20 cents per h.
months time, at any of Railroad Depos in Eastern n.
Carolina, free of freight.
The Mills and Machinery in fine condition, and the
quality of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited from punctua BUYERS. Address,
VIM. s. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe County, n c.
Sept 18th, 1860 3-ly*
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M A N II O Cd
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SWORN TESTIMONY.


February 6, 1858.
vo mT T. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.-Dear Sir Having used
pgsed vita it, take pleasure in making the following
5 From the effects of fit of sickness when
pTs egnteen years of age my hair commenced turning
49, ana so continued to grow until ii became perfectly
nv heing very harsh and coarse. Last reached
f -third year, when was induced by friend to pur
TWO bottles of Hemstreets Hair Restorative prepared
G. commenced using it according to directions, and
oayS 1caS surprised to find that my hair from the
CO.'S outward turning back to its original color. 1t
to grow until truly brown and glossy
before in my youthful days. and is fully restored
70 WlglRdt color. MYLA SEAMAN.
5r Essex Co.. Myla Seaman before and was
5 and says that the above statement is true this
WI Gay Of Feb. 1858.
D.. JOEL F. POTTER, Justice of the Peace.
ger that this result produced by HEIMsTREEr
the original and only reliable Hair restorative.
%si Druggist O'--'' ''''''
al E Wilmington by W. h. Lippitt, H. McLin, and by
No., w. E. HAGAN & co, Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
'0 20 93-lm- d&w.
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sTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER.
InaLratlL Enal1t DocpY1hpr, It2I1ll. 1871


County Court, December Term, 1850.
o. G. Parsley COL
Original Attachment.
Selden T. Porter,
NHS cause coming for argument, and being argued,
it is ordered by the Court that conditional judgment
be entered against Defendant for the of Three
and Ninetyfye 391OO Dollars And it appearing
the satisfaction Of the Court that the Defendant pom
resident it is therefore ordered by the Court that pubca
ton be made in the Wilmington Journal for six weeks mott
flying said Defendant appear at the next term OF the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held at the Court
House in Wilmington, on the second Monday of March
A. d. 1861 then and there to plead demur OF
Judgment final by default will be taken against him. and
the property levied upon be sold to satisfy Plaintiffs debt
and costs. 49,
Teste, SAM'L. r. BUNTING, Cierk
Jan. 81. lS6I-23-6W Pr. adv. S. az
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srAnE OK NORru CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER.
County Court, December Term, 1860.

COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER.
County Court December Term, 1860
Joseph R. Blossom,)
Original Attachment
John Bedford
TNHS CAUSE coming for argument, and being argued
it ordered by the Court that conditional judgment
entered against the Defendant for the of One Hun
dred and Eight Dollars And it appearing to the sasfac
ton the Court that the defendant nonresident it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
the Wilmington Journal for six weeks notifying said de
PENDANT appear the next term of the Court of Please
and Quarter Sessions to be held at the Court House in Viii
mington on the second Monday of March, A. D. 1851 then
and there plead demur, judgment final by
default will be taken against him. and the property levied
upon be sold to satisfy PLAINTIFFS debt and costs -
Teste, SAM'L Il. BUNTING, ClerK:
Jan 81 lS6l-236w Pr adv. s. g
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Return of a Fugitive.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 23.-In the case of the fugitive
gI. Lucy, the defense withdrawn to day, and she
Will be returned to Wheeling, Va. tomorrow morning.
IHE Imsh AND CoERCIoN-The "Irish News" a
very respectable organ Of the Irish population in New
York; says: There Is talk of an army of 10000 men,
be furnished by New York and others Of the border
hee States, and commanded by Gen. Scott, for the
The rest of the Southern States to order! God protect
society from such stroke Of strategy! The united North
could not put down the South. But they who would
put down the South only tanatical fragment Of
NE North and it is the North itself which would
probably rue the raising of such an armament The
orrS Of free fight oil round oV'H aoash for sslch a
Sale Fittings. But suspect they will not see it, Gen.
Hcott Is an impulsve man; but he is not crazy He
would not dare to advise such an outburst in the
country, and could no more control it than child.
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s,oectiye amounts and per centage:
Northern Men Refuse 10 Fight Against their
Southern Brethren.

is said that the United States recruiting officers
End difficulty now in filling up the ranks with men,
Notwithstanding every town and city in the North
tails hundreds thousands of able bodied men who
idle and without means of support, they do not care
accep. the invitation to 60 into the army. We hear
great deal OF talk among the ardent platform Republi-
8 about coercing the secessonists Of the South by
means OF Northern soldiers, but the indications that
the fighting is to be done mostly with the tongue Few
care TO enlist with prospect OF engaging in civil war
and having to fight, not only for pay, but to keep the
government together that there may be treasury from
which to draw their pay.-Rochester N. " Union.
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NEWBERN, N. C.

NEWBEESNs n" Cs
IA THIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR ESTAB-
R shment is still open for the reception and accommo-
dation of the public, and pains or expense VIII De
spared TO continue it a frst-class Hotel.
An addition having been made during the past year Dy
which 20 good rooms, all with repaces and new furniture
have been added the proprietor atters that the
CASTOR will compare tayorably with the best Hotels OF
the State elsewhere.
Although the Washington Hotel is under the supernten-
dence os the proprietor of the CASTOR House. the
tablish.aents are kept separate and distinct.
TERMS:
Board and Lodging per day. ...............$2 90
Children and Servants half price.
Horses each per day.. 20 Cts
Omnibusses regularly hand at the Railroad to convey
passengers and from the Fare each way Is cents
VIM. P. MOORE. Agent.
Jan. "a, 1861. ll8-2t-23-1t
4 - ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
TINE FOILOWINGNUMBERS DREW THE PRINCIPAL
4 Prizes in the drawing of January 4, 1861
Numbers. Prizes Numbers. Prizes Numbers. Prizes
l6 500 009 26, 227 $50 00026 $780, SO 00(
25 SAL 80 0O0 II, III -. 20,OO0
Numbers 574, 7O9 1926, Isl, 1885, 3442. 37l2 S877
Liz 1885, $40, 6O63, 49, 7740 ,189, Ash 9277 g.,
1885, IL 49, $751; 1907 $3.50, Is 048, IL
954 725 8l6, 49, 749 20, no. 90
233 l563 22342 "A 004 26l, Is 262, 26,
III, $3.50, 1861 1881, 70 $685. 2s26l, 30 49,
602-$1 900 each. - 8
No II 954 held as follows Charleston, Beloit, Wis.
4; New York city. &; Nashville, Tenn, J..
The next Drawing Of this celebrated Lottery will take
place the O. of February For particulars advertise
ment in another column. DUN kODKlGUEl.
Jan. 20, 1851. Il&zS'lt
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832,7l7I
FREE TERRITORIES.
soDare miles. I'll, 795, 965 |

SQUARE miles. I, 755, 300
pan1aion 10 ,0O00-0
HE result shows that division of the Territories between
@ North and the South, by the line of Sc deg 80 min
I give to each quantity very nearly in proportion to
% respective populations of the free and slave States viz
be free States 795 $50 square miles for population OF
400 COO and to the slave States, I'll square miles
III population of IL, 900.
ese respective amounts, viz OOO 900 for the free
% and IL 600 900 for the slave States, will vary very
.is from The true This division would involve
fce Of principle the part of the Republicans mas
inch as New Mexico and the Indian Territory IN fact
~, sr7ro r TTitOTieS
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An experienced and female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teethng which greatly facilitates the
process of teethng by Soenng the gums reducing all
Hammation-wi aay all PAIN and sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will give your
selves and relief and health your infants Perfectly safe
in all cases. See advertisement in another column.
Feb. 25.-1473m-27-ly.
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REVIEW OF TIE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOB THE wEKK ENDING JANUARY BOTH, 1861.

TURPENTINE-1he mai ket continued steady at last Wed
nesdays quotations the close of Friday
and about all received found sale to that time On Sat
there buyers unless at decline in prices which
finally submitted to by Sellers and the sales were at
81 so for yellow Dip 81 81 for virgin and 95 cents for hard
per $50 lbs The recent heavy rains have caused freshet
in both branches Of the Cape and in
the receipts week have been quite large FOR the
past three days the market has ruled steady and
parcels have been taken arrival at above quotations
We quote sales for the week ended this morning OF 5000
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Card.
FAYErrEv1LLE, N. c., Jan. 2sth, 1861.
GENTLEMEN {:

, wilmington JouTfedI,-
fhhS wv" GENTLEMEN:
,.cetteyile Observer offers feeble apology to-day
The f!3s Tebuke administered in communication pub
lI onr issue of the 26th inst, over Fayetteville
Sd and intmates that the author has been demanded
Tbg, To relieve You from any embarrassment IN the
roo you announce myself in con- junction with the gentle
on as the writer and author of the obnoxious
geo unu''' W. L. ROSE, g Fayetteville Whig,"
gdCs' Fl. McKETHAN,
w. A. ROSE.
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MARRIED.

la Dupn county, Sunday, Goth inst the residence
q me ffhep by M b. Mh ss Eq Mr. JoAN
daughter Of John Bennett, Esq, of Dupln.
In Brunswick county, the evening of the oath inst, by
the Rev. Dr. Drane, at the residence of the brides father
Mr.. HENRY NJ. DRANE of the officiating clergyman
to Miss VIRGINIA, daughter of s. Lloyd, Esq,
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ST0T,EE

70 FROM the residence of the undersigned in Baden
q county, boy named ARNOLD. SAID boy is about
~. years Cd rather light complexion, has smiling
long thin lips very good teeth and well
for his age and has his left thigh caused from
burn.
ANY person taking up said boy and returning him will be
well rewarded for their trouble, III. N. WOOTEN.
Whites Creek, N. c., Jan. 25th 1861 23lt
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READ! READlI READ

READ! EEADII READg.1
GREAT ATTRA CTION.
IMMENSE reduction in prices at the Southern Sky
Il Light Gallery, Immediately Marks & Nef, and
next door the Adams Express Office Front below
Market Street, Wilmington n. C.
Pictures so cents in large cases. warranted good any
heretofore taken for one dollar.
Ladies and Gentlemen most respectfully invited to call
and Judge for themselves Pictures made in the most i'm
proved and highly finished style of the ert.
L. d. BLACKBURN, Operator
Jan. oath, 1861 1172-25-Im
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RRTECE.

A Ii PERSONS are hereby forewarned against buying,
N or in any way trading for the following noes-vz 2
notes against John Huff ham, payable to John Hghsmth,
for sOO payable March 1862 one for sO3 and some
Hawes payable j. Hghsmh, for $22 5OlOO due about
LIST Oct, $780, payment has been stopped.
J. B. HIGHSMITH,
Jan. 81, lS6l.-23-lt* Admir- of J. Highsmith