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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-07-03
Bradley T. johnson.

The case OF the State of Virginia cs. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company was
argued in Baltimore last Friday. General
Bradley r. Johnson, for the complainant,
made powerful and well-digested argu-
ment. This, says the Gazette, is the first
cause il which General johnson has taken
part in the courts of this city since the close
of the war, and he labored with the same
energy as in times past. His presence in
court was warmly greeted by Lis profess
sional brethren, and he bore himself with
marked ability in the management OF the
case. The decision of Judge Pinkney has
not yet been rendered, and whatever it may
be, the case will go the Court of Appeals.
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CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

TIME TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION
desiring to establish permanently School Of tn,
highest character have engaged the services o.
Professor Il. L. Grady aud III. Mcleod, ESD, ani
now offer to the public Seminary worthy of their
patronage. Where the Principals are known no
words Of commendation need be said in their ia
vor. Long experience in teaching, united with
those qualities Independently requisite 10 the
proper training Of the youthful mind, render them
emlnently fitted for the duties Of friend and in
structOr. The situation il remarkably healthy ;
the community is universally regarded as uE com
monty moral, intelligent and pleasant and offers,
therefore, mary and superior Inducements to pa
rents and others who are compelled 10 entruat
the education # their sons or wards to others.
ANY Information that may be desired in regard
to terms &C. Will be furnished with pleasure By
either of tho IL achers, or by the TrustCes.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
4. A. McKOY,
Secretary.
June "A 230-lw-2O-3t
Fayetteville Presbyterian, Ne'barn Journal Of
Commerce and Raleigh Sentinei. copy weeks
and SEND bills to this office tor collection.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-The market during the
week just ended has ruled with less tirmness than
noted at the close of last review, and the price
has declined one cent-the market closing qniet
but steady at 80 cents u gallon. The market
ranged from Saturday to Tuesday at 90! to 403
cents, according to quality and condition of pack
ages closing on latter dav at 80 cents, at which
figure it has since ruled. The receipts by river
and railroad are rather small, and there is very
light stock remaining in first hands. We quote
sales for the week OF l $50 bbls., as follows
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BANK NOTES.
SPARKLING
CATAWBA SPRINGS,
CATAWBA COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE
l. will be open for visitors FROM june 1st to
December 1st. The medical properties of the
waters, both sulphur and chaybeste, unrivalled
accommodations unsurpassed, and healthier and
more delightful place NOT to be found.
The Proprietor has gone to great expense to
improve and be2uuly the Springs, with an eye to
the comfort of his guests, and promises everything
will be done TO add TO the pleasure OF all who may
honor him with visit.
Take the Western North Carolina Railro al at
Salisbury, either Monday, Wednesday or Friday
morning, to BckGry Station, Whcre You VII
always find hacks to fako yOu to the Smin7s
distance of six miles, beautiful, wei shaded
road.
BATH HOUSE complete for pool, plunge, tub
or shower bath and sulphur baths, hot or cold.
A good band Of music will be at the Springs tho
entire season.
BOARD $50 per month, S18 per week or 50 per
day-children under ten ycara OF age end servants
half price.
j. GOLDEN WYATT, Proprietor.
june 21O-d&W2m
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& Z Y [ E W
OF THE
Will MI NGTON MARK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
July e, 1865.

TURPENTINE-Ruled without change in prit @
during Friday and Saturday. but the market on
Monday opened with less frmness, and decline
took place of 1925 cents. closing at 50 G5 for
virgin and yellow dip, and 81 80 for hard, p 23O
tbs.-the market since having ruled at these
figures, but closes rather dull. The quantity re-
ceived during the week has been very light, reach
Jog only 1856 bbls., which sold as follows
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az asa LATEST NEWS os az. 90
BY TELEGRAPH.
From WashIngtoo.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July Moon.
Mr. Hamilton, member of the House of Rem.
resentatives. from Florida, was sworn in to-day.
congressional Nomination for the Thir.
teenth District of Ohio.
CINCINNATI, July Moon.
The Thirteenth District Democratic Conven-
ton, held at Newark, Ohio, Yesterday. nomi ted
General George W. Morgan for Congress
Marine Intelligence.
FORTRESS MONROE, July Noon.
The steamer Essayars, for New Orleans, had
to pat back in consequence of Der machinery
being disabled.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-07-03

The debate on the Irish Church Bill was con-
tinued in the House of Lords until three O'Clock,
when the Suspensory Bill was defeated by a
vote of 81 to 1872.
ROME, July /.
The Pope has summoned General Council at
the Vatican on the 9Th of Decembet, 1869. Persons
summoned must appear personally or by proxy.
From Washtngton-Proceed of Con-
Rress. Sc.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July Up. Nj.
SENATE-Mr. Trumbuil spoke against the bill
excluding the Southern States from the electoral
college, and moved to strike from the bill Florida
and Arkansas. No action was taken.
The Civil Appropriation bill was resumed, and
Mr., Sherman withdrew the Funding bill which he
had offered as an amendment.
HoUsE-The House had under consideration the
Alaska bill.
Mr.. Washburn, of Wisconsin, opposed any ap-
preparation to carry the treaty into effect It is
the understanding that vote will be taken on
Thursday week.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The President has relieved General Mcdowell
from the command of the Fourth Military District.
He is ordered to report without delay to the War
Department.
General Gillem succeeds General Mcdowell in
the command Of the Fourth District
New YORK, July 1-6 P. M.
Governments closed weak and nominaI-5-2Os,
of '67, coupons, 1899; 1O40s, 1867; 7-3Os. 1885,
6s, 713; new 70. Virginias 81. North
Carolinas, new, a. Gold closed firm at 14O4.
Cotton shade firmer-sales 1900 bales at 313@
80. Flour-State and Western rules strongly;
Southern drooping-common to fair extra So 900
$40 40; choice $l4 so. Wheat dull-Georgia new
50 60; do. white 50 70. Corn cent better and in
fair demand. New Mess Pork $27 75@$27 87I.-
Freights firm-cotton to Liverpool by steam 10
3-16d.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices gurrent,

BEEswAx, ID 20 "a ~
BEEF CATTLE,
70 100 lbs. z 90 @l0 90
BRICKS,
y u. 10 90 OILS co
BARRELS, Sp'ts T., each
End hand. q G5 a 3 p
New. 8 20 a 3 so
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only light demand. and we quote Carolina bv tho
cask at li805l2 cents u ID.
n HAY-Fhe market is heavily supplied with
Northern, and prices are lower. The arrivals for
the week are about $50 bales, OF which 45O do
sod from wharf at 65070 cents % 100 lbs. A lot
o ~ oaies Eastern VAS also received, and sold
LIME.-Only a local demand, and market mod
er?teiy supplied. cargo l,75O casks was re-
ceived On Wednesday, and is selling from wharf
at 81 so r. cask "--
LUMBER.-Ihe market rules steady. aud nricas
are without material change. We quote "a fol-
lows:
Pine S.edne Saaced Lumber Cargo ratss-per
1000 feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes 800 90 a 20 90
Hayti cargoes, Is 20 % 20 90
Full carSoes wide Boards. ......., % 90 "a q 90
sc 50 flooring boards, rough % 90 al p %
6nniR Stph as per specitieatons,.. n 90 @ 25 co
DeaIS, py,9 .................... % 90 "a % co
Prime River Flooring. 10 90 90 Is 90
AoLAssEs-Is in fair supply, and very little
buslneis doing. We quote Gu "a from first hands
at 45 cents in lots and so cents u gallon in single
hhds.
PEA NUTs-Are in moderate request. and none
coming i'll. We quote nomina ally at 80 y bushel
for prime article.
PoTAToEs.-New crop irish arc in good supply.
ana sell slowly from carts at 81 u busheL
IoCLTfY-ls bought to market slowly, and
nnds quick sale. Live chickens sell at 25GG3J
Genus ana grown fowls at 10000 cents each.
tRoVIsIoNs--lho BACON market rules about the
same reported in last. The stock of North
Carolina cured has become nearly or ouite we rked
otf, and there IS none worthy Of note coming in.
There is brisk enquiry for jObbipg lota, ana par.
cells would find quick sale at high figures. In the
absence OF sales quote nominaliy at 1920
cents Ter hog round, and 210p22 cents ~ IT, for
hamf, as IN quality. Western is in rather small
supply at present, but sufficient for the demand
existing, which is principally in the retail way
We quote from store at 15016 cents for should
ers, and l7GiS cents U h. for sides.--IARD-
Northern continues to be in moderate supply, and
sells from store at prices ranging from IL to 20
cents u ID, according to quahty.--PoRK-I
IN moderate stock. and only d small business do
ing from store at quotations given in table.
SALT-Supply fair, and demand meagre. Sells
In the small way from store at 81 for American
and 81 25 u sack for Liverpool ground
SHINGLEs.-Only a light demand for building
at ~ 3Ogs3 so for common, and 1895 80 % NJ.
for Contract.
TIMBER-Is brought to market very sparinglv
and we note an active enquiry for mill purp oses.
prime article finding quick sale at high figures
few RATS have been received and sold at $40 2j
for fair and $f2 for prime mill.
WOODS scarce, and sells by the boat load at
S3C93 25 for pine and ash, SO 256lS3 so for oak
and Sd 2500s3 rs IL cord for lightwood
FREIGHTs-To coastwise ports have ruled very
dull since our last. Several vessels have arrived
and the quantity of barrel freights Offering ship
ment is rather small, consequently some difficulty
is experienced in readily obtaining cargoes. We
refer to our table for rates.
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\ LIME, Il bbl.0 10 a 0 %
From storesI 60 u / G5
doLAsSEs, u gallon,
1 Cuba, hnds. As a so
II do bbls. 80 @ 521
Sugar house. 4}1@ As
do bbls. As @ 474
Syrup, bbis. 80 @ l 90
llNAvAT. Snoorc
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STA TENENT Of the principal articles Of pro-
dstce exported from the PORT of Wilmington, N.
G., for the quarter ending 3Ont June, 1868, as
compiled from the reports Of the Daily Journal,
and compared 10Th those of the quarter ending
30th June 1867.
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Washington University of Baltimore, Md
February 22d, 1868

FtDruA"y ga, 1908.
At meeting of the graduating class OF
the Washington University Of Baltimore,
held at the College on February %, 1868,
Mr. H. G.. Thomas, President of the class,
presiding, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
l. ReS0iced, That having attended the courses
of lectures in various medical colleges OF the
country. and thereby enjoyed peculiar opportutl l.
ties for corning correct opinion IN regard to the
advantages presented by the Washington Uni
versitv OF Baltimore we Rave no hesitation in de-
clarins that the of instruction given in this
institution and the clinical facilities presented
by it haye not only been highly satisfactory to
but compare most favorably with those of any
medical college in the country.
%. ReSOlced That We hereby tender our most
hearty thanks to the members of the Faculty OF
Washington University, Individually and coilec-
tively, alike for the thorough and satisfactory
manner in which they have discharged their du-
ties as Professors, and for the courtesy and kind
ness with which they have treated us on all ooca-
sions
Sd. Ees0lped, That We most cordially and en-
phahcally recommend the young men of the
South, to patronize the Washington University,
assuring them that they will find its Professors
not ouIy able teachers, but true friends.
Atm. ReSotred, That copy Of these resolutions
be presented to the Faculty, with request that
they be inserted In the nnual Catalogue of the
College, and that copies OF the same be sent to
the leading newspapers of the country for publ
cation.
J. W. CALDWELL Kentucky
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In q greater degree, perhaps, than any
class which has preceded us, we have formed
friends and acquaintances among the cltl-
zens of Chapel Hill. l assure them that
we will ever cherish the most grateful and
agreeable recollections of their kind hos
pitality-and to all, III the name of the
class, tender our heartfelt adieux.
Gentlemen of the Trustees When con-
slider that your venerable body, comprising
the most honored names of North Carolina,
is soon to be overwhelmed by the resistless
surge of innovation, began to realize, In
all its bitter meaning, that new order of
things has arisen amongst US. We may
we'll dread to speculate upon the future. -
For your attendance at this juncture we
offer our sincere thanks. Your past exer-
tions in behalf of the educational interests
of the State will not speedily be forgotten.
Happy will it be for the University if it
can still retain the benefit of your counsel
and experience.
Respectfully, gratefully, our class bids
you-Farewell
To you, sir, our President, what tribute
can I pay worthy of our affection or com
mensurate with your services You have
inculcated on our class the principles OF
constitutional liberty, and devotion to
North Carolina and the Federal Union,
which will, I trust, bear noble fruit. Some
men reap their reward upon earth and
cannot but think that you, who having
filled early in life the highest offices OF the
State, resigned bright prospects of further
political preferment, and devoted your en-
ergies to the education of the growing
mind of the country, retire now, after u
long life of usefulness and honor, the most
enYiable man in North Carolina. The
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Marine Intelligence,
OUR CABLE DISPATCHES,

LONDON, July l.
The debate ON the Irish Church Bill was con
tinued in the House of Lords until three O'Clock
when the Suspensory Bill was defeated by
vote of 81 TO 1872.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

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Commerce and Raleigh Sentinei. copy
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of the bill, upon which the yeas and nays
were called, and resulted-yeas 81, nays 81.
SO the bin was lost.
Mr.. WALLtNG moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was lost. and moved
to lay the motion on the table. Motion
prevailed.
House bill supplementary to an act to
provide tor locating, establishing and con-
structing bitches, drains and water courses.
passed March 15, 1861, as amended
March 27, 1867. was read the third time
md passed-yeas "a, navs 3.
On motion of Mr.. BALL, a message was
ordered to be sent to the Senate, requesting
ne return of Fl. B. 1l6 relating to further
protection of fish, &c.
Mr.. WORTH asked and obtained leave
OF absence uutil next week tor Mr.. Berry,
4th Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms. e. t
Mr.. THORNHILL asked and obtained
leave of absence for the committee on Be-
nevolent institutions, from Friday until
Monday at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
On motion. MILFORD also obtained leave
of absence till next week. -
On motion OF Mr.. CUSAC, the House ad-
iourned.
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-.
SIn the Senate, on Wednesday, the 18th
Inst petitions were presented as followf:
eBy Mr.. Dsngler, tor a law to prevent the
shooting of wild duck in thespring of tho
year; by Mr.. Evans, for the repeal of the
road law of Feb. "a, 1867; by Mr.. Conant,
for law to prevent billiard tables from
being kept for hire; by Mr.. Dickey, in
favor of central ard independent
Agricultural College, and remonstrat-
Ing a9ainst division of the
Congressional fund among existing
Colleges; by Mr.. Everett, for an amend
ment of the practice act before justices of
the pea6e; BY Afrs Yeoman, for free trade in
money, or ten perce interest on contract;
by Mr.. Hall, four remonstrances against the
repeal of the law for the establishment of
harbor and dock lines; and by Mr.. Berry,
for the repeal of the present, and the re-
enactment Of the old road laws.
The Senate passed the House bill to au-
thorize the commissioners of Muskingum
county to bnild certain bridges. ess,sai
Mr.. .Dangler introduced bill in the Sem
ate to enable city councils to appropriate
money for hospital purposes; and Mr..
Hutcheson reported bill for the appoint
ment of Superintendent of the Peniten-
tiary grounds. aud for abolishing the max
imum of seventy cents per day for the hire
OF, convict labor. i.s
The Senate concurred in. the House
amendment to the Senate bill for the elec-
ton of an additional judge in the third
subdivision of the fifth judicial district,
composed of the counties of franklin,
Pickaway and Madison.
The following Senate bills were passed
by the Senate: To amend the act to in-
corporate saving societies, passed April 16,
1867; and to authorize Master Commissions
ers to administer oaths, by amending sec
tion GIL of the code OF civil procedure.
Mr.. Woodwork reported a bill amending
the game laws SO as to prohibit the killing
Of woodcock and wild duck between the
1st of February and the 1st of September.
The Senate adopted the House joint res
olution relative to the proceeds of the
lands known as the Virginia military tract,
between the Scioto and Miami rivers, &c.
message from the Governor transmit.
ting communications relating TO the SOL
diers' cemeteries at Sharpsburg, Md, and
Gettysburg, Pa, was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed. p g
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/ ppREss no THE NERyous ANp

ADDRESS TO THE NERVOUS AND
n Dehilitated whose sufferinss have been pro-
quire prompt tire atment to render existence dssra
BILE. IL yon are suffering or haye suffered from IN
hst d9s 1t
bitated, easily tired Does alittle extra exertion
produce palpitation of the heart? Doss your liver.
OF out t Of orderf is your urine sometimes thick
milky or focky. or is it ropy on settling Or does
e has
spells of short breathing or dyspepsia2 Are your
ns or rushss pf Blood to the head Is your
ory impaired Is y9nr mind constantly & dwellne
ni 81 fs S
left alone, t. get away from everybody Does any
little thing make you stats or y1uf sleep
brilliant? The bloom on your cheek as bright Do
yo enjoy yourself in society as welY Do yen pur-
feel as much confidence in yourself? Are your
spirits dull and tagging. given to. fits of melan-
reses back
your knees weak, and have but little appetite and
Now. reader, self-abuse. venereal diseases badly
cured and sexual excesses. are all capable of
ducing weakness Of the generstive organs. The
the man. Did you ever think that those hold de-
dant. energetic. perseyering. successful business
in perfect health You never hear such men COM
plain of being melancholy, of nervousness. of PAL
eaSnot succeed in business they Don't don't become sad sad
Ant il the COMPANY Of ladies' and look yoa and and
or any other meanness about them. l do not mean
those who keep the organs infammed by running to
tons. but also those they do business with ~
or; ,,-. s;...., &c..
the ects Of abuse and excesses. have brought
about hat state of weakness in those organs that
dnce slmost every other disease-idiocy, lunacys
para ysis. spinal aections. snieide. and almost ey
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@AYOUNG LADY returning

in the City. was hardly recognised by her friends.
In place of coarse, rustic. flushed face. she had
soft rubJ complexion of almost marble smoothness
and instesd of tweutythree she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as TO the cause of SO gr
q change she plainly told them that she used the
Ctrcassi an balm, and considered it an invalu-
able acquisition to any Lady's toilet. By its use
appearances an hundred fold. It is simple in its
continuation as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur-
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
Also healing cleansing and beautifying the skin and
complexion. By its direct action on the cutcle it
draws from it all its impurities. kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface as Nature INTENDED Ii
should be, clear soft smooth and beautiful. Price
aI sent By Mail or Express receipt Of order hy
W. l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette st.. Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for the eof the same
mar25-dawly
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Sheriff's Sale.
Babcock & Co. Court of Common Pleas
of
VIM. McCioud Coz Franklin county.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN THE
ID above stated case from said Court to me di-
rected. will offer for sale at public auction at the
warehouse of the Franklin and White Oak Oil
Company. No. 10 East North Public Lane. on
Monday, the I'd day of March, 1868.
at 10 O'Clock A. M, the following roperty to-wit:
-Four boxes of Goldfish, barrels of " hiiefsh, two
erel.
Printers fees 81 90
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OTTO DRBsBL. Atty.
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WE have sometimes trembled.s ItGDe-
mocracy] is a Mosaic of evils-treason,
secession. whisky, blasphemy and tyranny.
Aduer,iser.
Do you think you can go on lying in this
way, and not IS sonaetiuesn trPmhle?
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laid upon the table, and ordered to b.
, rinted.
On motion of Mr.. DoWDNEY. the Sem
.Se adjourned.