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RICHMOND. Dec 20-P Ii.
Sally Andersen, no was released from the ex-
ecution of the death sentence by Judge Under
wood, and afterwards rearreeted by the Maver,
was to-day finally set free.
The County authorities made no requisition for
her. the Attorney for the County putting it on
the ground that if the Court made requisition
and executed her, it would be in direct disobe
dienc9 of Judge Uuderwood's decision, and it
could not try her again without conceding that
all its actions since July were illegal and nuga-
tory.
Gen. Stoneman declined to instruct the Mayor
in the matter, and accordingly the prisoner was
turned loose at noon to- day.
The decision Of Judge Under wood under which
she is freed, sis that Judge or Clerk of Court
disqualified by the 18th amendment is cow nor
has been, since the adoption of the amendment,
q legal Judge or Clerk, and that the proceedings
of all the conrts of which they form part are
Illegal.
VIM. Greanor. one Of the oldest tobacco manu-.
facturers of this city, died to-day.
Mosiy Clark. born in 1747, died here yesterday
at the age of 12l years and months. He was a
From New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. SOP M.
Judge Chase presided at the Morse banquet last
night
speech.
Marine Intelligence.
NEw YORK, Dec. SOP. NJ.
The steamship General Meade arrived here to-
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FreEl WashingtOn.

WARRINGTON, Dec 81 p NJ
Pa, master Edward Fellows of the Sonth Pacific
sqnadr"n, Is on II: or cilai2ii. yo.i and dis
bursting currency.
Abe officers of the Army of the Potomac meet
here on Nashington's birthday, for the purpose
OF forming permanent society.
The President has received no Off ,ial COW of
the blu repeating the law forbidding militia il the
Southern States.
Gen Grant and family left for the Nurhward at
noon.
The Commissioner of Internal Revelue has
issued circular detailing The manner whereby
tobacco and snuff may be lepacked, in order to
meet the requirements of the law which goes into
effect February 18th
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 29-P. NJ.
Great preparations are progressing in the
arsenal here on accout of the threatened war.
Transports with supplies have been sent to
Hobart Pacha's fleet.
MADRID, Dec. 30-P. NJ.
The government will dispatch ten thousand
troops for Cuba during the month of January.
VIENNA, Dec. SOP NJ.
The Presse of this city says that Greece is
ready to comply with Turkey if supported by the
great powers.
MADRID, Dec. SOP NJ.
Marshall Pavia, recently Governor General of
Madrid, is dead.
With view Of reducing the budget the sup
preston of thirty-seven captain generalships,
governorships and bishopr1cs is suggested.
LONDON, Dec. SOP III.
Parliament met to-day, the new ministers were
sworn in, writs issued for an election to fill
vacancies, and adjourned to February 18TH
Reverdy Johnson has no doubt of the ratiica-
ton by the Senate of the naturalization treaty.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-The market opened on
Saturday last with fair enquiry for both coast
wise and foreign shipment, and at an advance of
cent on previous quotations. It has since ruled
firm, and parcels when offered on market have
found ready purchasers, but owing to the scarcity
of stock the sales for the week have been small
closing active Wednesday at 43 cents % gal
Ion. None of consequence has been received
since last review, (as is usually the case during
the Christmas holidays,) and there is little or no
stock remaining in first hands. The advices to-
day are favorable, and prices have a decided ad-
vancng tendency. The Gales are as follows:
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FARM FOR RENT FOR 1850,

T OFFER MY FARM NEAR ROCKY POINT
l. Depot, on the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road, for rent for the year 1869.
Truck farmers would find this place very desra-
bic for thei- operations.
1t is situated at a convenient distance from the
above mentioned depot
The land is of the best quality and under good
fence. With good seasons it is capable of pro-
ducing forty bushels of corn to the acre.
There are about forty cleared, suitable
for the production of pea nuts.
The dwelling is two story frame building,
with six rooms, in good condition, with kitchen
attached.
cistern capable Of holding 5000 or 1000 gall
Ions of water is close to the house.
To one desiring to rent the place I would sell
all the stock, horses, mules, hogs, COWS and
calves, with all the farming utencis. Also, corn,
fodder, &c.
To good farmer, and one who would keep tho
place in good order, favorable terms would be
given.
If a satisfactory price could be had would pre-
fer to sell the farm. My motive is a desire to
move to the Western part OF the State.
4. Z. HALL,
Rocky Point Postofice.
dec ~ 76-d6t-wGt
Goldsboro' News copy weeks and send bill
imme djateiy to Journal Office for collection.
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SOLD EVERYWHERE.
dec 20 I-4mso6W
dec 20

Many years ago the writer of this notice and an
invalid physician, while listing the lsIan OF 81;
Croix for their health, experienced and witnessed
many surprising and beneficial effects OF the Rum
there produced npon many of the invalids who
were, like ourselves, seeking health ard upon IN
duiry and nvestiga obtained full history OF
it's medical virtues. He was delighted ana sur
prsed, and determined to make it The basis OF o
Tome and Restorative Medicine. the result OF
his labors was glorious success Tor himself anu
snfferinp humanity. The celebrated PLANTATION
BITTEBs was thus made known to the world. Be-
irg an article Of real merit founded on new prin-
ciples, and relying wholly upon the vegetable
rapid revolution in the treatment Of physical de-
bility.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SupeTior to the beat i'm
F'dea 90 77.3teod& wit
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l-Noon
Money sharp at 7 U cent. and commission
Sterling Exchange 1893. Gold 1344. Five-twen-
ties of go, 10t.
Flour favors buyers. Wheat and Corn I'M
changed. Pork unsettled and firmer at $27 3d.
Lurd firmer Spirits Turpentine firm at At cents.
Rosin steady. Freights firm.
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any kind of corporation, in defiance O
the people, and then lend it State aid with
out restraint. The words So or in which the
State has direct pecuniary interest" were
iclearly designed to enable the General AS
sembly to aid finished Roads or other fin.
Ilshed works in which the State, at the time
of the adoption of the Constitution, had
large direct pecuniary interests, and which
it was then by no means improbable might
need the wholesome touch of the State to
arrest decay, or require her helping hand
to be lifted from under a load of debt
These considerations apply perhaps only
to the subscription of the Chatham Rail
road.
2. The attempt to lend all 70 the Will
liamston and Tarboro' Railroad and the
Western North Carolina Railroad is viola
tive of the spirit of the State Constitution
and wholly impract;cable. Tie C0nstitu-
ton limits taxation on property Of al kinds
to 663 cents on the 500 Of its II ne raIue in
money, f0" State and C0ssmty tures conabiaed
This limit would be reached by the neces-
sary expenses of the State and the counties,
without the addition of more than - cents
| on the 500, as provided to be levied by
the above recited act.
| 3. The act, besides being unconstitu-
! tional, is unwise, impolitic and traught
with injustice to many Of the tax payers of
| the State 1t allows the sale, immediate
and unrestricted, by agents Irresponsible
| to the State, Of more than six millions OF
State bonds, while the Railroad Com
| panies, 1t Is believed, can make no i'm
mediate use of the money raised for them,
at SO great q sacrifice of the bonds of the
State. 1t takes no adequate security
| for the State on the bonds lent or the
stock subscribed. It offers no guarantee
such as all States usually require, of their
agents or beneticiaries, that the appro-
| priations will be used for Railroad
| purposes. Even supposing the Directors
| of the various Railroads should make
the wisest and most economical application
of the funds entrusted to them, the result
of this legislation, if it should, contrary to
our opinion, prove valid, would be that the
State gets security to the extent only OF
about 45 cents on the 100 cents that she
guarantees.
/. The undersigned particularly protest
against the 9th section of this act, which
limits the State to one third stock vote
in the Chatham Railroad management !;
while at the same time if the act becomes
| operative the State will own directly near
! ly two-thrds of the entire stock OF the
road, and while the State also furnished
| the entire capital of the company.
For the foregoing and many other rea-
SONS the undersigned respectfully dissent
| from and protest against the passage OF the
act, and ask these reasons to be spread Oh
| the Journals.
| E. w PoU,
JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
r. r. HISNAST
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phia.
PHILADELPHIA, December pa shock
ing accident occurred this morning at the
house of John Mcdonald, in the southern
section of the city The family went to
sleep in room with coal fire in the stove,
the gas escaped into the room, and the
whole family were suffocated. One daugh-
ter is dead, and another is not expected to
recover,
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Z Z Y [ E W
" IL MI NGTON NJ 4 RK EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
December 81, 1868
Z L Y [ E W
TURPFNTINE--I

TURPFNTINE--In the market for this article
we have change to make former quota
tions. There has been a steady demand during
the week, and all brought in has found ready SALE
Owing to the holidays the receipts have been
slim, and confined to a few small lots, reaching
only 382 bbIs.. which sold as follows
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Cure q

Es-It should be understgO that our quota
tons generally represent tie Wholesale price
In filing small orders, higher rates have to be
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Disraeli is tricky to the end. By resign
Liberals of their generals at critical Pc
riod for, according to custom, those mem"
bers of Parliament accepting Cabinet Office
must resign and be reelected, and this can
not be done until Parliament meets and
issues new writs. Thus the new Ministry
are not in their seats at the opening of Par
lament.
Two electioneering reqa'rements-wind-
bags and money bags-Jadu.
A New York joker intimates that the
ballet girls earn a bare living.
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THE CARRIERS

CHRISTMAS ADDRESS
TO THE PATRONS OF T
WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WurrSGroN, December %, 1868.
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ALL KINDS OF BLANKS
ToR SALE AT THE o,,D,,,p
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E. W. PoU,
JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
d. II. HINNANT,
lsHAM SWEET,
G. W. STANTON,
+. THOMPSON,
L. G. HUMPHREYS,


The protest was read and ordered 60 b.
spread upon the Journal.
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Marine intelligence.
Nav YORK, Dec. 3O-koou
Arrived Steamshi Ashland. Hattcrss and
Montgomery
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I'm THIS SIGN 7 CONQUER. .
ETETNTIT5H'9 /
QUEENS DEIIGEI5
THE GROWING GLORY OF MED
CINE AND THE WONDER OF
MODERN SCIENCE. /,
THE WAVING BANNER OF HEALT
r. SPREADS TRIUMPHANT I'D
-" OVER THE LAND. sd
& Great and Good Medicine. j
THE NEW THEORY OF HEALTH


NHHE LIFE of all Flesh is Blood-the Heal
i ofall Life is Parity Of fFlesh-withoutP Puri
OF Blood no Flesh tan be free from Disease.I
TfEIN1TSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT
AN ANTIDOTE, TO DISEASE, - y
Great American Alter8tive and Blood Putif1
For the Cure Of an those Diseases arhich rnagl
traced TO uitiated condition, of the Blood|
The Theory is that Blood is the Life of !
Flesh, and il impure, the Life Of all Diseas
Life and Health is only to be maintained
the circulation Of puro arterial blood. II
Such as Scrofula, rheumatism. Hepatio Disd
ders, Inflammation, Fevers, Liver Complainl
. Consumption, Kings Evil, Boils, Itching HUI
NOR OF Skin, Carbnncleg, Erysipelas, Teti
ter, Skin Diseases, Pimples, Roughness OF
Skin, Blotches, Pain in Bones, Old Ulcersl
Syphilis and Syphilitic Sores, Indigestion
inflammation Of Bladder and kidneys, Pain
in Back, General Debility, and all complain
arising from deficiency and poverty OF Bico
HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT
Is the Wonder Of "a
Modern Science
No medicine has attained such world-wi
reputation as this Justly celebrated componn
Its extraordinary healing powers are attest
to by thousands, and every mail ia freight.
with letters bearing testimony to it's exeelie
character and worth as medicine. 0rde
are coming in from all'quarters, and oil .b6
unn;,Stakable evidence of it's great popularit
Be sure and ask for fsa
"HEINITSHS QUEENS DELIGHT2l
And see that his name is on it.
Look out and avoid base limitations.
FISHRR& HEINITSH, Wholesale Agenta.sg
April 18t Columbia, s. @.
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Washington Newa.

WAsHINGToNp July, 5-Noon. The
Cnbans here have the following: The
Spanish troops attacked Jordan near
Halquin. After an eight hours fight,
the Spaniards were repulsed and com
PEELED to take refuge in the town. The
Cuban loss was 200 killed and wounded,
including twenty Americans. The Spa
nish loss was about the same. The Spa
nish force consisted of two brigades,
outnumbering the Cubans two to one.
The visit of Edwards and Cliff to the
President. on Friday, had reference to
securing the Laboratory buildings at
Macon for the State Agricultural Society.
The Presidents remark regarding the
negro postmaster at Macon was merely
incidental. The difficulty about the
transfer of the Laboratory lies in the
fact that General Howard claims moiety
asinformer. 1t is stated that Howard
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The Etna Fire Insurance Company
Of Hartford, Conn, held its fiftieth an
nual anniversary meeting in that city
July, l. 1t declared quarterly dividend
OF six per cent. Only one of the
original Directors is still living-James
NJ. Goodwin, Esq.
:. The carriage containing Mayor Pills
bury, Alderman Mackey, and several
others of the city officials, upset. on the
9th, and the occupants were deposited
in the mud. Nk
An enterprising policeman, in Charles
ton, picked up bundle on Sunday night,
which he reported as dead child, but
which was found on examination to be
nothing more than tripe.
The Cincinnati police arrested negro
named Alfred Butler, the other day, for
inhumanity. He had tied his ten year
old daughter to chair, and locked her
in room, where she was kept until
starved almost to skeleton.
The soldiers Of the old Confederate
army resident in Memphis have organ
lied Mutual Relief Society.
Mr.. Grant, in four months, has had
two Secretaries of State, two OF War,
two of the Treasury, and two OF the
Navy.
A hospital attendant at Strasburg fell
in love with Sister of Mercy, and be-
cause she showed his letter to the Supe-
rior, he, shot her.
A woman has been arrested in Cam
bridge, Mass, for whipping her step
son, boy of six years, to death.
The deed to every lot of the new town
of Liscomb, Iowa, provides that liquor
shall never be sold upon the property.
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-, q RHE0
Foreixlse Netvs.

LONDON, July 6.-There is an unusual
depression In the cotton trade in Lam
cashire. Several heavy firms have sus-
pended. sss i.@s &
,CoRK, July 6. Continued Fenian out
RACES are reported The police were re-
Gently attacked and several injured. The
Common Council have passed resolutions
calling for the relief of Fenian prisoners
BREsr, July 6,IThe signals are good
and all well aboard the Great Eastern.
LISBON, Jnly 76.-Late Rio Janeiro ad-
vices place McMahon at Buenos Ayres.
MADRID, July 6.-There has been o
large number of Republican demonstra-
tions throughout Catalonia.
,!e HAVANA, July 6.-The steamship Lou.
ibians arrived Sunday. A number of
torpedoes were found in the coal at the
city gas works. s..-,..- ......
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claims informant's rnoiety in some $2,-
000, 600 worth OF properly throughout
the South. IA -philanthropist and self
confessed infermerl That's richnesslI
Y The Herald specisl: "Dr. Mackey, re-
moved from the Oollectorship of the
port of Charleston, is here, claiming that
his successor is q Democrat, and that he
himself was removed without sufficient
cause"
Cuban advices report that the instruc-
tions of De Rodas are to carry ont the
policy of Dulce-that of conciliatiou,
and to positively control the volunteer
organization and maintain the anprs-
macy of Spain; and that orders have
been issued to prevent the committing
OF such atrocities as were recently COM
mitted by General Lesca. In Cinco
Billas district the effect of this policy
upon the volunteers has been to produce
dissensions throughout the entire organi-
zation. Volunteers who have given ad-
hesion to De Rodas' administration, by
surrender, control the forts and arsenals
and other important positions, and are
denounced as traitors.
The Times has over IL column of edito-
rial antagonizing Canby's decision that
members of the Virginia Assembly must
take the iron-clad oath, commencing:
General Canby's purpose to require the
iron. clad oath of members elected to the
Virginia Legislature is in direct conflict
with the opinions of General Grant, re-
peatedly expressed, and with the course
pursued under his orders in the States
already reconstructed. ',
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The steamer
Fire:Fly. which left SPhihdelphia with
an excursion party for Cape May, was
overhauled and brought back on suspi-
cion of having fillibusters aboard. The
passengers were released this morning.
Presley represents the crop prospect
of Virginia, and of the entire South, as
better than for the past ten years. The
tobacco crop, in particular, is most
abundant. The wheat harvest has ex-
ceeded the utmost expectations of the
farmers.
Major Wof'ord states that Judge Dent
consents to run for Governor of Missis-
sippi on the conservative Republican
ticket.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 81,
100000
John NJ. Langston, of Ohio, n negro,
made personal application to the Presi-
dent to-day for Lberian mission.
The Tallapoosa, which towed the iron
clad Saugus to Cuban waters has been
ordered home to take prominent officials
on an excursion along the Atlantic
coast
The hands il the navy yard and ord
nance shops worked yesterday on some
emergency job.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YoRK, July 6-Noon.-Stocks
unsettled. Money active. Sterling 91a.
Gold 3616. Flour 1O@15c. better. Wheat
495c. better. Corn 1c. better. Mess
Pork quiet--new 32.12lIG32.5O Cot
ton quiet, at 341s. Freights firm.
p. M.-Cotton firm, with sales of
1900 bales. ut 34la. Flour 5(95. so; ex-
tra 6.30@G.50; Southern brands G.5O@
11.75. Wheat excited ut Moons ad-
vance. Corn firm. Pork $500. Gro
ceries dull and nominal Freights
tirmer. Money very stringent, at Z,
with 1-16 commission. Gold heavy all
day. closing at 95.,
BA1TfMoHE, July 6.--Cotton steady,
at 341S. Flour dull add unchanged.
Wheat steady-prime new red Let.
Mixed corn 95@9S. Pork quiet, at
34.00. Bacon frm-shoulders Is. Lard
dull, at 20. Whiskey scarce, OF LOO.
AUGUSTA, July 6.-Cotton market fat
and lower, with sales of 8 bales; receipts
middling 80.
SAVANNAH, July 6.-Cotton market
still firm-middling 32116; receipts SO.
CH4nIEsroN. July 6.-Cetton firm;
sales . ale 100 bales middlipgF Ss; receipts
LONDON, July e--s +. M.-consols
02T@93. Bonds 813s.
LONDON, July 6-Evening. .-Consols
931s. Bonds dull, at 919s.
LrvERPooh. July 6--3 p. M.--Cotton
quiet-Rpland l2I; Orleans 1877. Yarns
and fabrics firm but quiet.
LIVERPOOL, July Evening. Cotton
a shade easier-uplands l21s; Orleans
1224; sales 5000 bales.
HAvRE, July 6.-Cotton quiet, both on
spot and aAoat.
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Executive Department.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,

li Executive Department.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 16. 1869.
Hinder an Act for the Conversion of the
~ State Securities, the Treasurer Of the
State is prepared to issue Bonds bearing per
cent interest, payable semi annually, FOR Re-
gistered Stock Bonds are prepared for $1OO.
$500 and 81 900. Fractions may be returned
in Certificates Of Stock Persons desirous OF
converting their Stock into Bonds will please
present their Certificates at this Office with
name endorsed upon the back, witnessed.
Persons having Coupon Bonds desirous to
procure Registered Stock in lieu thereof will
please present the same to this office, with in
structions.
Whero parties cannot attend in person to
transact their business at this office it is pre-
ferrable that the same should be transacted
through some authorized agent.
NILES G.. PARKER,
June II Il Treasurer State s. c..
July2 limo
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Land and City Property for Sale

Land and City Property for Sale.
4 4FIRsT GLASS CITY RESIDENCES, 81
lo IL Rooms,
2. ga q Class Class City Residences G to 10 Room
4. svaluable Building Lots, OH Main streeI
5. 10 49," Lots, in other parts OF the city,
6. Large Lots in Waver1ey,
z. IA Tracts Land, within 8 nniles of Columb
from ten acres toll 900,
8. The Hopkins T. o. Plantation, !, ,480 acr'
0. 2, ,422 acres, near Kingsville, one OF the b|
cotton and stock plantations in the count!
10. Other Plantations in Richland-some
them very desirable,
II. 10000 acres in dgefeld-several tracts
II. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington
Is. 13, 600 acres in Charleston-phosphate a
other Lands,
"A. $500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
10. l,700 acres near GreenVill Court House,
10. 5000 " in Laurens- several tracts, !
~. 1000 " in Kershaw,
18. 1000 " in Marlboro-a No. l place,
49,. ZIG " in York-rich in gold,
90. Fine Plantations in Abbeville.
2l- 5000 acres OF, Land in Florida. 4i
Parties desiring to purchase or sell proper
will find it to their interest to consult us.
have correspondents in New York, Philadelpi
and Baltimore, to which points we constan,
send descriptive lists OF property for sale.
March 6 -. G1BBES 4 THOMAS
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