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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06
SAEES! SAFES!
q. TlE.N.AN,
SO EsHsicr1 street, S.sss francisco.

CNOLf Agent for TiI.TON II MCFARLAND >
- celebrated Firc-'roof and Burglar safes.
This Safe is we'll known ia the m"rkc, for its IN
SURPRISED fire proof quality, having wthStood III
california; rs well in the East, the hottest fires
known. We can refer to endless certificates from
parties in our mining towns. where these safes
have been subject to the most severe tests of its
Grc-u,,aiitics These Safes are secured by our
Combination lock.
This Lock is in every respect the most secure
ono ;,:c; it requires the key aud combination to
open the Sa'a II the key should lac abs'racicd
from the owner, il would lie perfectly useless to
tlc pos;cssor without his knowing the combine
ton. or '.'rntal key, which the owner carries il
his head.
TO those in want of reliable safe. we offer the
above ,,.capcr than any other in the market.
I:ly" y large assortment on hand "nd to arrive
r. TlLMAN,
..7m 90 Battery ST., San Francisco.
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Remarkable Cure Of Consume.
1iOn!

The almost miraculous cure that has been effect.
ed in my case, prompts HE to impart to those Of
my fellow creatures who may be suffering from
like affection, the of relief, with a short
description of my case. Several years ago, my
health began to fail. was attacked ny general
| weakness and debility. which reduced me 10 u
| mere shadow of my former self. Al that stage
sought medical assistance, and expended large
amounts, but without the least beneficial res lt
That fell destroyer Consumption, had aifea!y
seized upon my vitnls. | was daily drawing clos.
er TO the tomb my physicians held ont no hope of
recovery; my strength had wasted, and | was in
state OF almost utter prostration. was informed
by my physicians that they could do nothing for
me except to smooth my passage to the grave,
when most fortunately. applied to DR.. l.. J. Cam
kay, and am now well and perfectly sound man.
1t is difficult for me to express the emotions Of
deepest gratitude experience when realizing the
immcasnrat!c service have received ut the hands
of DR.. Czapkuy and feel rcjoccd that it is at
least in my power to tender this feeble recognition
of his great skill end capacity To the afflicted
would say, DO not despair, for whatever may bc
the nature of your case, am confident :hat you will
find relief by applying to DIR. l.. J. Czarkay.
There is balm in Gilead, and there is a physi.
| clan there"
isl HENRY wEssLING.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of October, 4. d., 1859. City and county Of
San Francisco III the State of California.
=. 81 FL. TIlIBAULT,
Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wrestling. and knows that the circumstap.
ces related in the foregoing certificate are true.
He saw Henry Wessling during his illness. and
bears willing testimony to the fact of his remark
able cure by DR.. Cz:pkay.
[L.s.] A. ROSENHEIM.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me- this nth
day of October, \. ID. 1859. City and County of
San Francisco, in the State Of California
L. F.J. THlBAULT.
Notary Public.
DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street. below
Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Comrany's Office, San Francisco The Doctor
offers free consultations, end asks no remuneration
unless he effects cure.
SEermHf0rrhGa, or Local Weakness.
Nervous Debility, low spirits, lasstudc. weakness
OF the limbs and back, indisposition and incapn.
blity for study and labor, duncss of apprchcu-
sion, loss OF memory, aversion to society," love of
solitude, timidity, sclfdistrust, dizziness, head.
ache involuntary discharges, pains in the side,
affection OF the eyes, pimplcs ON the facc sexual
and other infrmitics in men, arc cured without
fail BY the justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon
l.. j. CZArKAY. His method Of curing disca srs n
Ecw and UNKNOWN TO OTHERS, hence his great
success. All consultations, by letter or otherwise
free Address, l.. ). Ckapkoy, N. d., San Fran
cisco, California.
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r ATE in the Hungarian Revolutionary War,
/ IChtf Physician to the Goth Regiment of Hon
vcds, Chief Surgeon TO the Military Hospital of
Pcsih, Hungary, late Lecturer on Diseases OF
Women and Children, and Honorary Member Of
the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
Esly@ Particular attention paid TO the treatment
of diseases peculiar to Women and children. -yf5Q
OFFICE IlorEs.-From ga. NJ. till or. NJ. Com
municatons strictly confidential. Permanent
cure guaranteed or no pay. Consultations, by
letter or otherwise. Free.
Address lsKs. L. j. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco. Cal.
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DR.. L. J. CZAfKAY'S
Medical and Surgical institute

Ndcr0mfnyo street, De7oW NoN1g0MF7y, Opposite
Iucidc Melt Steamship COmpony's CGce,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established I'm 1854, for tfle Per-
nsupent Cure Of all Private and
Chronic Diseases and the
suppression Of QUaCk cry.
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DIX. L.. >. CZAPkAi'S private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street. below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Comrany's Office, San Francisco. The Doctor
offers free consultations end asks no remuneration
unless he effects cure.
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J. CZAPKAY M. ..

attendant and Resident Physician,
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Wines,
I1au as5 Gesars.

The subscriber hces to inform the public that
the above mentioned BILLIARD SALOON is as 0
intended to serve ms IL snow and Salcsroom for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-09
Dha Pork TvCRP.

The Cincinnati Price Current OF the 24th says:
In the orepart of the week the temperature was too
high for pork packing but became cool on Friday aud
since then has been favorable could have been de-
sired Large receipts end the warm weather depressed
prices to So but when the weather became cool the
ceipts fell off, and this decline has in part recovered
1t will be seen that the receipts so far are about
10000 greater than last season. to this date The
demand for provisions has been fair but at time ac-
tive and there have uctuaton in prices un-
Ger the news from England or Washington from day
to day The English and Irish packers have been do
ing very little, but have been preparing what they have
already cut for shipment with all the expedition magi
nabe Mess Pork declined to $5 in the orepart of the
week. but subsequently advanced to SO % for the best
city brands second selling at So, closing dull and
heavy at these rates. and good city brands sold yester
day at SO. The demand chiefly speculative, tho
there has been good deal taken for Canada and the
East the market closed heavy.
Lard declined to Ga cts, the latter rate tol
prime but the demand improved towards the close anO
cts for prime in tres, and 715 cts in bbs were the
rates asked but at the close it was bought at cts IL
bbIs and 6% cts in trcs and more sellers than buyers
at these rates.
The closing rates fer green meats were y CTS
for shoulders and hams and buyers not Offering over
cts for hams at the close"
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Trihnte of Resnect.

GROVE ACADEMY, KEEANsvILLE, Dec, 5lst 1851.
At meeting called by the students of Cove Academy
ana organized by choosing Leondus Stanford Chairman
and Edward Martin Secretary the following resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted
WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty Cod in the dispensa
tion Of His alwise providence, from midst
highly esteemed fellow student, spious Rochelle there
fore,
Resolued. That, though deeply lament and much
pore the death of friend yet bow with humble sub
mission to the will Of Cod and meekly bear the burden
which He has placed upeD us.
ReS0tued, That by the death OF schoomate who
in the bloom of e have been deprived OF noble and
honest student and hope that great loss his
gain
Resol0ed, That we the students of Grove Academy do
sincerely ympahze with the bereaved parent aud friends
OF the deceased, and that the badge
iEg for thirty days, and that copy these resolutions
sent to the Wilmington Journal tor publication.
LEONlDUS STANFORD, Chairman.
EDWARD MARTIN, SecretQrU.
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Dinner to the asih~ Regiment.

CAMP 18TH REGIMENT, Jan. lst, 1861
"A meeting of the officers OF the 26th Regiment
\. q. v. held at Regimenta Headquarters, Colonel
james FL. Lane called to the chair and Lieat G..
B. Johnston requested to act as secretary.
The chairman stated TIE object of the meeting to be
suitable acknowledgment of the very handsome dinner
given the Regiment by the ladies of Wilmington.
The following resolutions read and passed unani-
mousiy.
ResoUed That highly appreciate the courteous hos
pitay ths day extended to by the ladies of Whining
ton AID return them heartfelt thanks for their kind
ly remembrance of those who away from home and
family on this day of social reunion.
Resoued That while cope the day of peril may be
far distant from this fair city, there in whose de-
fence we wonld more gladly draw the sword and fix the
bayonet than the kind mothers lovely daughters and gene
rous sires of Wilmington.
Resoned That trust the dawnng of ano her New
Years day. that their hearts be gaddened by the
turn of their loved from of danger and
bardship,-and that not may be missing to make
aching heart that, in the time only wish for
their absent soldiers the kind reception with which
they have greeted u.s.
There being further business before te meeting it
was adjourned
JAMES II. LANE, Pres't.
GEORGE B. JOHNSTON, Sec'y.
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August LIST, 1859

HYlE ~ ATER VHEEL.-C:REAT INVENTION.
FBNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of informing the
public that, after many years OF experience, he has
succeeded in inventing a WATER WHEEL which he can
confidently recommend as being simpler in construction,
powerful in performance witha given amount head
of and durable and less liable to get out of
order than any Wheel heretofore offered t.
the public.
This Wheel was patented the 20th January 1861. 1t
being a packed Wheel escape batW en the
top Of the Wheel and the bottom of the case and
qoenty all loss OF power from such escape Of water Is
avoided.
Tlis Wheel is reaction Wheel 1t of cast iron and is
simple in construction that any mechanic put it D
after having it done 1t will, with 3 ee OF
water grind y bushels Of Corn pei hour and is
only six buckets and turns out 81 square uches Of water
being all that requires for the performance OF any amount
| OF labor.
above stated this Wheel patented and take pleas
in Offering il to person wanting cheap, powerful
circular mills, cotton gins factories, Or any other
kind Of machinery in driving which watc rpower is used
furnishing of Wheels from two feet upwards, adapted
to any head OF water Will furnish aud put ~ running or
der Wheel attached to persons mil for $75, or will
sell the right to for $25 will also sell County and
| Stats Rights.
ty state rights desiring any information will receive
immediate attention by applying IT, or addressing James
Armstrong; John o. Armstrong, James NJ. Armstrong; Dob
binsvile, Sampson county n. G their Agents, essTs
Hart 1 Bailey Wilmington, n e., or the subscriber
GEORGE W. ARMSTRONG, Patenee.
GThe pateutee refers to the following Certificate from
competent persons who have the operation OF biz
| WHEEL
This is 70 certify that we the undersigned lave the
performance of the Water Wheel, inverted by George
W. Armstrong; of Sampson county, n G. hgrlnds bushe
good meal minutes and 48 seconds, Wi feet inch
OF water and half the water with
| other wheels. HARDY Hi tKRiNH'
| JOHN HAKDEN.
| JAS. r. LAMB,
| DANIEL JOBNSON.
| r W. TATON.
March 29tb 1891 3l-IV
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STATE OF NORTH CAH0LTyz.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
TW~HEREAS, intelligence under oath Of &. W. n GORE,
w hath this day reached the Undersigned, that jlM
slave the property of G w. Moore hath run away and lies
hid and lurking swamps, woods, ana other obscure
places committing depTedaoDs the peaceful
the State These in the OF the state OF North
Carolina require him, the said slave, forthwith to surren
der himself to his tie lawful authority and
do hereby order this proclamation 10 be published at the
Court House door and public newspaper and warn
the sail slave that he not Immediately return to his
said master and the charges aforesaid IS Lawful
for any person capture him. by staying him otherwise
without accusation Or Impeachment of any crime.
Given hands and seals, this 2ith day OF June
1861. JAS. CARR son, j. 7. lsEALJ
WN, j. CORN VAIL, }. p [sEAIr
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TIE BLOCKADE AT NEW ORLEANs.-The people of
New Orleans are talking about avoiding the blockade
OF the mouth OF :he Mississippi, and calling upon
The planters to send down their cotton. It is said that
200 900 bales of can be taken of in that
city with great ease, that is money be reazed on
deposit in the New Orl ans banks. One hail OF the
amount it is said, be available for the use OF The
cotton interest but that SUN Will not be required
-Four millions aRas half is the eulsde esf'm4ce lnaC
will be required from the banks which, H Is connoen"y
asserted, they will furnish.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-09

Some days ago, we exposed falslfcation of Scrip
ure, made the interest OF Lincoln, by Boston
gious paper Ii the conductors Of that paper wish TO
Try their skill in the Interpretation Of real Scripture, we
commend them to the following which has been furnish
ed US, from joel, I'd chap. 20th verse
" But will remove lar off from you the Northern
army and will drive him into land barren and DESC
iate with his face towards the aud his hinder
part towards the utmost sea- and his stink shall come
uD aud his LsavOur shall up because he has done
great s"-Rtchnaond Enquirer.
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Legal Notices.
sTATm OF NORTH CAEo3E3A,

Con tqf leaS and Qua Sessions Noreber Ien 1851
Civ pereraOf, Mazda Barde1, Moses Peterson, Jone-
Peterson and Arabut Peterson aud EUtus Peterson by
lher Gu4rdlan Jorn r. BeamIn. William Boun aud wife
Julia ard Iza Skies John Skies, by their Guardian
John I. M0ult0n.
Sir William Pc crson, John Peterson, Hapsey Peterson
the Heirs at Law ut Richard n. ters0, Gee d.
PETITION DYISIO@ CT SLAVES,
appearing to the satisfaction OF the CoHt That me e
PENDANTS in this cause reside beyond tie limits of this
State it therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be for six consecutive weeks IN the " wilmington
Journal notifying the said defendants OF the hing OF th
petition and that Unless they appear It the Term
Court, held the county Of Sampson at tae
House in Clinton, the third Monday OF February
next and answer or femur the same will he heard e.
pare and judgment rendered "prO co1J9SSo " as t
them.
WITNESS: William G. Draughon Clerk OF our soid Court
at office in Cutoa on the third Monday Of NOyembel
D., 1861.
Jan. 2, 1862. (pr. adv $5 62) l96w
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A DANGEROUS NEGRo-On thursday last Mr. f.
Mcbride, residing in south Carolina, the North
Carolina line, killed by negro under the following
circumstances For some outrageous conduct, he
the CRIB, for While 10 the crio Mr.. Mcbride
advanced and closed the door, waiting outside, until
neighbor, who was assisting him, up. Mr. Nc
BRIDE then prepared to enter the crib, aud STOPPING
that purpose, about half n, struck upon the
head by the negro, with piece of board scaDtng.
Ie died the same night, next morning, speak
ng after the receipt Of the blow The negro escaped.
1t is supposed be will try to reach the Yankees Port
Royal Look out for HIM and all other suspicious per-
SOUS, white or black WadesborO' IN. C) Argus
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-09

MRS. STowE.-Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe writes
to the editors of the New York Independent to say
that the "agitatons and mental excltemens resulting
from the wal ." have compelled her TO quit writing
stories for the present Who" she aeks, write
hction in times like these, when fact is so imperious
and terrible 2" She expects to soon, however
Why does she not con6ne her pen to the facts of the
great Lincoln Government? Let her describe those
connected with Lafayette and McHenry-Warren and
the Hotel Greenhow." Facts are stranger than fc-
ton, if she will record them as they are.
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CO-pART.EhsHEF NOTTCE,

Fy7HE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
L in the town of Wilmington, n c., under the firm and
style of SWITZERLAND C0LEM AN. for the purpose Of
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices will be paid
They also have house in Mobile, Alabama, where they
will receive and sell Slaves commission, Liberal adVau
ces made upon Slaves left with tlem for sale.
=. J. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES G. COLEMAN.
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Rewards.
6Z5 REV ARD,

2&o RUNAWAY from the suhscr bers plantation il
* Brunswick County about September, 1862 his negro
~ raTed JO Said boy is about Is years Old black
COMPLEXION chunCky built, and viii weigh about l7j
pounds He was raised il DupHn cou0ty by h. NJ. Muir
ay near Teachey Depot and has been several times
in that ueighboIhOod.
The above reward viii be paid for his delivery or safe
confinement in JAIL that can get him and an addition
al reward Of twenty-five Dollars for evidence sufficient TO
convict any white person OF harboring him.
T. &. SELLERS.
Dec 18th, 1861. l6-lm%
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For Sale and to Let.

LUMBERTON PROpE RTY TO SELL OR RENT.
ia now offers to sell lease. very accommoda dating
@A terms his property the Town of umberton Robe
son county, North Caro- ina consisting of that commoG
ous building known Iveys Hotel :; this building is 10
Gated distance the Rail Road aud has
large and spacious besides dining room, together
with Kitchen Smoke House Negro Horses Barn. Stables
&c the Hotel 1ot there also Store buildings which
have been invariably uped, they located in he
business part OF the Town and generally command large
share of trade.
TO persons wishing either TO engage iu Hotel Keeping.
Mechan ndZTg. desT0us Of living healtbul ard moral
community, far removed from LrcOtnism induce
leased from the Persons deeiroHs
ing leasing sid property, will confer favor by either
ming to see Tor themselves writing to the Suhscriher at
Lumberton, n. &. CHAHLES lVEY, JR.
Dec. 10Th, 1861 lS-$3w
VAIUArLE SOUND LANDS FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBE r wishing to 10 his late purcA Aase
in = arc ina fars for sale his Plantation TOrsai
Sound u miles from Wilmington, containing five hum
dred OF the best quality Pea Mutt lard About half
Of the tract ig under Gu tvaon Also, snail
Of ney lan5 lying in front of said place the main
road leading Wilmington. These lands principally
salt-and are believed be sirably located any
lands the Sound There s about one hundred acres
OF the very best Pea Land. ready to clear portion of
which has Ieady been beaded, and conta large
quantity Of seasoned trees the very best for boiling
>alt-aDd convenient 20 the Sound. Persons wishing 10
purchase deeabie residence wOud do we'll to Xsmine
n. +. NIXON.
Dec. 10, 1861. l7-H
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CoNGREss-GEN. 6TUARTs REPORT Congress re-
assembled yesterday at twelve o'clock, a0d Immediately
went into secret session. Messis Ilonas and Burnett,
members from the State OF Kentucky, appeared were
qualified, and took their seats.
The report OF Brigadier General j. E, B. stuart oil
the battle oil Drauesvile, read in secret session. and
ordered to be published ihe following is a summary
Of the casualties as exhibited in the report:
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VAlUAnLN SOUND LANDS FOFt SALE.
General Notices.

Dec. 10, 1861.

TIVE UBSCBIBE having qualified IS F1ecutTix and
I Executor the last viii and Testament If the late
George A. TudIey. the December Tenn, 1851, of the
Court of Pleas and Qaarter Sessions for the County OF New
Hanover hereby notify all persons indebted to their Iesa
forward and make payment, and all persons
having claims against said Tetator notified TO present
them within the time prescribed b. law, this notice viii
be pleaded u bar OF their recovery.
MARY Il. DUDLEY, EXecutriX
J. P. SIIMSON. Executor.
T}eo I2t, S3.6fl7-St*
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-AT19ITXT.V-&T9ga,s Nl,TTs,E..

FgsIIE sUBSC RIBER having qualified at the last tenn Of
the Court Of Please snd Quarter Sessions he for The
Comfy Of New Hanover Administrator upon The estate
of Montgomery deceased hereby rotes all pers3Es
indebted to said estate to make immediate payment; and
those having claims against the present hem for
settlement otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. SOLOMON hEAF ~. Adn z
Zee H. 1861. 8l-2t-i6-6t-w.*
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To MEAT PACKERs.-It has been suggested 10 us
that it would be well to call the attention OF those en-
gagged packing beet and pork for the Government to
tie unsutabeness Tor that purpose OF barrels which
have contained whiskey other spirits. An expert
e1ced packer tells that meat put up IN such barrels
is almost sure to sour; nor will soaking the barrels for
even considerable tme relieve them of their noxious
Qualities This is q fact worth knowing by housekeep
ers generally, we'll those who pack for others.
Richmond Examiner.
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POWDER M1LL-We are glad to be able to state that
the powder mill this City has gone into operation.
1t is capable of producing large amount daily, and
the government will doubtless obtain portion OF lis
supplies from this mill 1t is under the immediate
perintendenee of Messrs Waterhouse & BoWes, be-
lieve.-RaLe1gh Standard 1st
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General Order, No. 81.
HEADQUARTERS, KENTUCKY LINE,

J
We march into Kentucky tor the purpose OF defend
ing the people Of sister Southern Sta'e against an
invading Northern army and their federal adherens.-
Let be careful to do act OF injury to those we
come to protect. Let no citizen OF Kentucky be
Tested in his person property, whatever his political
opinions may be supposed to be- unless found in arms
against US giving aid and comfort to the enemy No
officer soldier OF this command will be permitted to
take property belonging to any private citizen without
authority from the General in command. Officers com
mandiDg regiments, battalions and companies, will see
that this order is strictly enforced. A lew bad men
must not be permitted to bring reprcsch upon the
whole command, or by awesS acts to convert the peo
pie of Kentucky from friends into enemies. Severe ex
amples must be made Of the few, if any, who disregard
this order. Commanding officers will this order
TO be read to their several commands until all understand
it, By order of
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March 2Slh, 1861.

The Use OF LITTLE IME.-One of the hours each
day wasted on tries incidence, saved and daily de-
voted to Improvement, is enough to make an ignorant
man wise in ten years-to provide the luxury OF neIli-
gepca to mind torpid from lack Of thought-to bright
en- up and strengthen faculties perishing with rustto
make lie iruitfui field and death harvest of glorious
1aadc