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" p ! f i TIIE WILMINGTON DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 17. V8G1. , ... 1 A. M. WADDELL, fjiln aa Propriettr. f.1 TOWN PRINTER vxrxN-o-TOisr, isr. p., . AVerftesay.JCrenLag, April 17, 1861 SOlJniERJr RIGHTS MEETING. i. meeting of the Sonthern Rights citizens of New Hs'nover county, will be held at the Court "House, n the town of Wilmington, TUESDAY, April jt861, for tho ptorpose of foiling Soatbe Btgbtt organization for the county, and alitor the appointment of delegatea to the Southern Righ fellas Convention, to beheld at Chsrlotte on the 20th day of May next. if, A tau amndaace u earnesuy oim:icu. , a - &rfersons indebted to the Herald OEce will coZir great faror on ns by. paying their bill. iy " jratrr bare: money,, and hope, our friend SWilt: pay op and relieve us of the pres sure.. v j t . ' . . . - J T'ty mmA Parka.fr for either of the ' ? T i ;r onrJue at fort Caswell, or Fort Johnpn, if ltVt ui lirald omce dj no cioat, kbu:, will be folwrnrded to their proper destination . " Wej shall try to gire all the ntwi . . n' I. but oar editorial- coloms will be TerT lean for some time toca?raf , ; " Wfre happy to see such unanimitj of action aot vutiment in' resistance to the bUcdj tyranny of Lincoln, as exists throughout j this glorious escape Fear Region. The nan of the TfenfCape ear will, a in times W fold, be remembered by our enemies. j TheKottb CaroUna UnUersity Magazine for April hasibjsen laid on our Uble by Mr Whitker It ConUias? a Likeness, and sketch or Hugh L. Whitej' ' i W kowe.Jfrom Kelley, Godar's Lady's Book for Vay- interesting n amber. j j Ifoti Carolina . the Call." 1 Lincoln, actually called upon Got. Ellis for twoVe jments .to assist hirnin subjugating and tnnrSiring -our Southern brethreu J And this, .Uo, if the: face of the fact thnt he: has no authority ibaterer to justify his conduct in the face o(! the fact that the last Legislature un animously! iVged the State to resist coercion and in tW o fact 10111 rtl Carolina is a alatcjj ttate, and Titally interested on the aide of the South. i i KOXTS jfjAaOLKA HAS ASWKREi BV Ti3USG rossswiOKler all th rorrs o hx cout, TAreeeieert for thi "Old North State:' Sleetlnr of Exempt Men. , A. laieitpeeting of citizens of Wilmingtou who were exempt from military serrice -ww held at the Town Ilall yesterday afternoon, Col. John Mcliae, 'Chairman, and A. A. Brown, Sejy. After fuif discussion it was resolved to form two military organizations of "Exempt' rone for that"part of the town North of Market St., and ofie for thatpart of the town South of Mar ket St. "to be" called out whenever circumstancts may require it. Subsequently Col. John McRae, was elected Captain of the Northern .' Division and - James Anderson EaqMi Captain of the Southern Di- vision. I i'l As An evidence of the spirit which animates these patriotic citizens in forminpt these military organizations we may mention that several mem bers arei beweei seventy and eighty years of age. Can ajich men be subjugated ? ;. ; i "J From the Richmond Dispatch. English View of Coercion. ' Lord Talmerston has again, in public fliddrt-ss emphaU'caJl! expressed the hope that the ques tions at ls$u between the United States Govern ment ana the Confederate States rn.iy be' settled without an appeal to arms. The same senti ment is 'reiterated without exception, that we are aware'.o by the whole English press: The civilised world looks with horror and amaze ment at the dire portents of this fratricidal and suicidal! strife. The Lincoln Cabinet stands alone among the Governments of the whole civ ilized wprid fn preferring a bloody arbitrament for thii American quarrel. All Christendom raises it, voice against it; and even in the North I. ' 1 -1 - J I - 1 V ..I.. . - 11 II t miH J ciccicu ruirr- niunc t uu sre&9 to .Involve ti nation in such unparalled horrors, io jooruaia oi r ranee,- lue most, wauiu ui : modern nations, .cry aloud against this most un- I necessary and "iniquitous appeal to battle, and those of Enfland pronounce the crime of the-act - only equalled by its folly. The London Star ! "Under -any circumstances, . such a was as that whic is now impending between the Nor thern and Southern States is an act of madness. i Suits for fche restitution of conjugal rights are aa foolish between nations as between iodivid ai. h ; ; "Let thejn-assorted pair agree to lire apart. They ta?7 be mntually civil as friends, though their, dispoAionj would not brook closer inti macy, f w t, should not be displeased to see a di vorce declared between the North and its uncon genial mate, the South. But in any case a strug gle to arerj it by force cf arms would be toot only a foj, hut a crime. It seems vain to hope that the commencement of such a. warlike strife can now be n verted. But we still cherish the belief thVtit will not be of protracted duratipn ; and that oafore long the combatants, yielding to the foros of eirrumsiances, If not to the inspira tions of wialont, will shake hands and agree to go their several ways in peace." ' '.V Trom the Raleigh Register.) , ' The T far ' Commenced by Lkcoln's ; i - " 'Treachery. ; We hnv heard It Stated that Lincoln was not responsible,' for the battle at Fort Sumter, aj the attack was 'made by the Coafederato troopi The' faet&ef 'the case do not sustain this .assert tton.. 0:$: Monday of last week Captain Tal bot, or the tJaited States Army and a Mr. Chew arive4 from Washington at Charleston, aad reqf ated to be permitted to visit Fort Sum ter, and to have an interview with Major Ander ob. Otvthie request bting denied, they inform ed Gov. j Pickens and Gen. Beauregard, that they weri authorized by the Federal Adminis tration ; io infbrm the . Confederate authorities that it wsi ita purpose to supply Fort Sumter with preVisions, ptmcetbly if it euld, forcibly if ii mmi,'!' lTith these facts before them, and with t. knowledge that 'a large fleet of armed veasels . rte on their way to Charleston to co operate tc: the work of provisioning and rein Torcing Jfjort Sumter, were the Confederate au f"10! i await the arrival of. thaefleet atlti destinatiyi T By no .means; Such conduct would have been the height of infatuation and folly. H(lihey awaited the. arrival of the fleet.1 -the- battle would have been in finitely fpr -hloody. than it has been.. The action, .J Wefore, of the Confederate au thorities hjts tended to diminish instead of increase -the effusion of blood. But this is not all that justifies the Confederate authorities in the course they have pursued'. Xincoln'e. whole, course hasbeen double-dealing and treacherous. His ownj. declarations to Messrs. Nelson and Maynard, lie peaceful givinga out of his Secre tary of State, the semi-official declarations that Port Sumter waa to be evacuated, and the dis- f 1 honorable conduct of at kast of one of his emis saries to Charleston, (Fox,) all tend abundantly tto juitifjr the onslaught made opoa Fort Sumter by the Confederate troops. ThU man Fox, who was an emissary of the administration, went to Charleston, and reqaested and received permis sion to Tiait Fort Sumter on certain conditions, which he shamefully and basely violated. He pledged bis "word of honor that bit mission was j pacific, but intercepted dispatches disclose the fact that while at Fort Sumter he concocted a plan for supplying the Fort by force, which plan has been adopted bj the Government at Wash ington, and was in progress of execution: Doubt less to this plan mar be attributed the sailing of the armed fleet from New Yorlc for the South. - Edict for thi ToLxsaTTOs o CHaimxsiTT is Chixi. The Shanghae Herald of January 12th publishes an edict tor the toleration of the Chris- tian religion, issued by rnnce bmtsieuen, son of the rebel or. Celestial King or onina. . n was granted on soliciution of the Rev. Griffith John, the Rev. II. R. Klockers and others, and. is da ted at Nanking in last November. The decree proclaims that ' the true doctrine of the Father and the Sire is the heavenlyireligion, and in it the religion of Christ and the religion of the Lord of Heaven are both included. The whole world, with our sire and ourself, being one fam ilr. all who kindly and loving! y conform to and i keep this doctrine are ermitted to come t c Jrt Tne decrte then anades lo the doctrine are jermittea to come 10 our mis- i siooaries and their memorial for permission to nronatrate Christianitv. It expresses fear lest these men, who are regarded with high esteem, should be injured during the state of war which prevails ; but directs that they shall be treated kindly and lovingly, concluding thus : "Let all, realizing that the Father, our sire, and ourself are one family and one body, treat the missiona ries with extraordinary courtesy. This is from the Prince." NsctasnT or Moral Cocrags. -A great deal of talent is lost in the world for the want of a little courage. Every day sends to their grave a number of obscure men who haveonly remain ed in obsenrity because, their timidity has pre vented them from making a first effort ; and who, if they could have been induced to begin, would inall7robability have gone great lengths in the career of fame. The fact is, that to do anything in this world worth doing, we most not stand back shirering and thinking of the cold and danger, but jump int and scramble through as well as we can. It will not do to be perpetually calculating risks and adjusting nice chances ; it did very well before the flood, when men consulted friends upon an intended publi cation for a hundred and fifty year?, and then lived to see its success afterwards ; but at present if a man waits and doubts, and consults his brother and his particular friends, till one fine day he finds that he is sixty years of age; that he has lost so much time-iu Jbonsulting his first cousins and particular friends, that he bas no more time to follow their advice. The absence of anything to mark the grave where the unfortunate L. E. L. (Miss Landon. afterwards the wife of Governor McLean, of Cape Coast Castle), lies buried at .Cape Coast Castle, has been the subject of comment by all who have visited it. That neglect has now been removed. "We believe," says the West Afri can Herald "that it would have been so long ago, but what is every one's business in general is no one's in particular. L. K. L. has remain ed uncared for. A Latin cross of marble, with the simple letters L. E. L,, now marks the spot where that ill-fated lady reposes. On the night of Sunday, the 2d instant, his Excellency Gov. Andrews attended by the officers of the civil, and military departments, to the grave at the poetical hour of nine o'clock. Tho Governor made a short address, stating that the object wa3 simply to'mark the grave, so that strangers and visitors might have no difficulty in finding it, and concluded by laying the cross, .which is of white marble, 3 and 4 inches long by 2 feet 6 inches wile.'" Union ainoner Virginians. Henceforth, there can be no substantial di versity of sentiment among Virginians. Let us close up our ranks, and confide in each other. Let us be mutually tolerant and conciliatory, "and not gratify our adversaries by bickerings and strife among cursives. We have a common foe only six hours' ride from Richmond. Let. us know no other enemy but the despotism! at Washington. Let us recognize all Virginians as brothers, equally interested in her welfare and honor. At this critical moment in'her destiny, let-Secessionists and Union men desist from farther Btrife, and shoulder to shoulderally under the flag of Virginia rDiputch. , " , Four boxes of earth, alike ra quality and ex posure to light and heat, were planted at the same time with corn from a single ear, and pla ced recently in a physician's office. In one box dry corn was planted ; in another the seed was soaked in clean warm water : in the third the seed was soaked in a solution of lime water ; in the fourth the seed was soaked in chloride of lime and copperas water, equal parts. One week afterwards the box planted , with tlry corn had not germinated, the second .box had just com menced to germinate, the third box was just showing-it3 green blades, and in the fourth box jpera, win keep birds and worms from eating the see a, ana one pouna win tuan. seea eiiuugu lur twenty acres Ax Impressivi Fatt Death sometimes brings the human heart to thoughts quite foreign to the daily routine of men a minds. At Pensa cola, the funeral of Captain Berryman, of the TJ. s. steamer Wyandotte, was attended by large number of naval and military officers, both of the United States and-t he Confederate States Army. WbUe preparing to wage war against each Other, these brave men were suddenly rail ed to perform the last offices of affection towards one whose duties here have been brought to a close. They forgot, for the hour, 'the thoughts of carnage, and met like friends, over the grave of a brother officer. - The- Prince Imperial of France entered .his sixth year on the 17th nit. In the evening a display of fireworks was given in the garden of the Tuiler'es. All the Infans de-trotnpeJ'?45 In number, ielonging to the different regiments composing the garrison at Paris, had been inrK ted to be present, and after the banquet they all partook' of a collation, served in one of the large rooms of the Palace. The band of the first Regiment of the Grenadiers of the Guard, to which, the Prince Imperial belongs, went to theTuileries at noon, on Saturday. : ( -At the stated meeting of the Board of Mana gers of the American Bible Society held on Thurs dar, the 4th inst., grants of bo)ks were made to the Seamen's Bethel. Wilmington.-N. C: to the Missionary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church, ur Africa; Danish Bibles aad testaments for Copenhagen; to Ber. M. P. Bird, 600 French Bibles And Testaments for Hayti, with many les ser grants, aad eight volumes for the Bund. Appropriations were made to various missiona ry societies for Bible work for the ensuing year, amounting to SJSjSOO..'- ; " The Coram issiarjors of the Confederate States) oiamer-fammTiu oy ine navana, instant, on their way to Europe. Judge Rost, Wm. L. Yancey, Mr. Fern and Jtr. Adolphus Rost, the two last Secretaries of Legation. Judge B. has his laly with him, and the party occupied rooms at the Hotel Cubano. They leare bj British steamer for Southampton to morrow. The health of Havana is good; that of the country also. People are getting more sound on the financial question, Hnd are already cogitating railroads for ist. Domingo CuImh jfeitenger. A Pat a:onc IIotsk. A large grocery bouse of this city furnishes a contingent of four of its employes to the forces about being dispatched to Pensacola three clerks and a warehouseman. The principals 6f the tou5fe, on ascertaining the intentions of these- patriotic young men, in formed them that during their absence' in the service of their, country their salaries would be continued and their places would be! held in re serve for tbem on their return. This noble and patriotic act illustrates the spirit which now an imates all classes of our people, and furbishes an example which webope will be followed m other cases. Any man should be branded as a traitor! wno would dediict one stiver from the wages of a cferk or operative so- patriotically employed. A boy was asked what meekness wasl He thought for a moment, and said '"Meekness gives smooth answers to rough' questions." " " Offers of Aid to the Southern Coxxfede. MosTOoxxxry April 15. Secretary - Toombs has receired a dispatch from' 4fr. Breckinridge wnd Governor Magoffin, of Kentucky, express ing themselves, as greatly excited, and sympa thizing entirely with the fcouth. Seven thousad men of the Border States, they say, are under armss, and hare offered Jo move at a moment's notice from the War Department at Montgomery. " " Savaxxxh, April 15. Immense' quantities of munitions of war are reaching barannan. Axmapolis, April 15. Captain Blake, in com mand of the United States Naval Academy here has receired a telegraphic dispatch from Wash ington, and is now busily engaged in removing the arms and . ammunition from the battery to the practice ship Constitution. The 12 pound howitzers, 45 pounders, and 3 2" pounder shell were principally removed. Full armament and munition will be put on board in the moning. The ship hud in a supply of oil and candles to night, in , order to cast : loose from - her wharf, where she is supplied with gas. All the watch men of the guard are armed with revolvers, but no person is deuied admission. Troops to be Called for. The quota for each State is as follows: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, Arkansas, Mich igan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota. sach one regiment. Massachusetts, North Carolina and Tennessee two regiments each.- Pennsylvania sixteen regiments. New 1 ork seventeen regiments. . Ohio--Tbirteen regiments. ' New Jersey, Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri four regiments each. Illinois and Indiana--six regiments each. Virginia three regiments. It is ordered that each regiment shall consist, in the aggregate, officers and men, of seven hun dred and eighty.. The total , thus to be called out is seventy-three thousand three hundred and ninety "one. The . remainder to constitute , the seventy-five thousand, .under the President's proclamation, will be composed of troops of the District of Columbia. The War Feelin;. Louisville, April 15. The recent new paral ized our people, and they have not.yet recove red from the shock. Companies are enlisting for the Southern Confederacy, and several start to morrow. Our citizens generally deplore the po sitions of Mr. Lincoln's proclamation. J Bahgob. Me., April 15th,GoT. Wasbburne has replied to the requisition of the Secretary of War: ''Maine responds promptly. The people of all parties rally with alacrity for the mainte nance of the government and the defense of the flag. A proclamation will be issued to-morrow calling a special session of the Legislature oa Monday next." The remains of Henry Inman, one of most the illustrious of American painters, have been re cently removed . to the beautiful Hazelwood Cemetery, at Rah way, N. J:, and a movement is about to be made to obtain, by subscription, a fitting sum to be appropriated to the erection of a monument, inscribed with such an epitaph as his fame demands. For fifteen years his grave has been suffered to remain unmarked by any evidence of the recognition by his countrymen of his genius and reputation. It is to be hoped that the present effort to repair the wrong may be speedily successful. Frem the Richmond Enquirer. When Lincoln 6ent his message to Got. Pick ens, to inform him that Fort Fort Moultrie was to be provisioned, he directed him pot to receive any answer. It seems to have been concluded, however, that an answer has been given, which is communicated by telegraph, as follows : Davis' answer ia rough and curt, 1 "Sumter isour's and "nobody hurt," ' With mortar, paixhan and petard, "We tender Old Abe our Beau-regard. Thb Shakes. About two weeks ago, a paper box, containing two snakes directed to the Pres ident, came to the Post office here, in the Rich mond, Va., pouch. There was no post mark on the box. The discovery of the contents was made in the office here, by the breaking of the box. The matter was kept quiet so long, iu the hope that the party or partieg concerned in send ing tho box might be discovered. Wathington States. From tub Flekt. Captain Williams, ef the British ship Mavy Crocker, now outside the bar, reached this city yesterday in his yawl boat, ar.d he informs us that he went ' on board one of the vessehvof war outside to inquire if the port was blockaded, when they informed him that it was still open. Char. Mtrcury, Lettets from Rome, in the English papers, an nounce that General de Goyon prevented,' by a great display of force, any manifestation on the evening of the 14th. But the next morning, bills with "Viva Vittore Emanuele!" were found posted in all the streets, and the students of the University and of the Fine Arts raised loud cheers in their respective balls. The bill-stickers were arrested. The French genearmerie arrested a Pontifical Zouave after a disturbance caused by a political discussion in the Colon na Coffee House. v Axothsr Bight man ijt th Right Plack. It is with great pleasure we re-print and endorse the following; from the Savannah Republican : It is with great gratification that we announce the appointment of CoLA B. . Lawton, of our city, Brigadier General in the Confederate Army. He went down to Fort Pulaski to take command on yesterday. With his energy and abilities at the head of affairs there will be no murmurs about delay We congratulate him on his pro motion, and' need hardly assure him that the volunteer militia of Savannah will follow where ever he leads. Cocldm't Do It. An exchange paper tells a sory of a man in London, "who determined, to spend all he made during the' first rear in ad vertising. He soon found that it was impossible, for the simple reason that the more he advertised the more he made, and, after strenuous efforts to get rid of his money in advertising, be had to give it up; ; If ypu don't bellere it," try it. . . hot bad to taki. tne Madison itinea, one of the companies from Mississippi, have the nice little . sum of seven thousand dollars in . their treasury ; besides six negro men, all of which hare been presented to tbem by the citizens of that county since their enlistment. fentacola tfattttt. .. Guns ros North Carouka. We understand that several heavy guns will , be spared to North Uarouna, in obedience to the request of Govern or Ellis. They wUl be forwarded immediately. f- ' : -.' : ;1 Charleatem Mercury. Experience teaches as indulgence; the w fees t Is be who doubts bis own judgment with regard to the motives which actuate his fellow men. T . NW TICKET For CommlaaloBers of pTfcri gallon and s4,M.fMicLVNlS;'- WM: B. FLANlfEB 1 WM. L DsROSSET, E. W. HALL, -r- i - , A. LAMONT. ! ' The above named gentlemen will serve. If elected. It is hoped the patriotic citixenr of Wilmington will rote for them the first Monday in May next. april 11-tna " PORT Of WILMINGTON, K. C, AprU 17. . ARRIVED TESTEBD AY. Stmr Fanny Lutterloh. Elder. ;fm Favetteville, toABUalL j Stmr A P Hurt, Hart, for Fayetteville. by T C k B G Worth. Schr Sea Bird, Smith, for NTork, br J M Holmes. .--- Schr C. Pendleton, Church, for Trinidad, bv J St D McRse A co. " - . t Bchr Saml Roatan, Gandy, for NYorkJtby Har- riss it Howell, a . 1 s f : . v - 1 Coastwise Exports, Apctl IT. Naw Yoax Per schr Sea ; Bird 31 bales cot ton, 1420 bbls rosin, 127 do .spirits turpL 111 bushebl pea nuts, 1 pkg tndze, po Per scbr Samuel Keatan 1579 rosin. '' . FomUb ETportav- AprU 17. ' "TannDAO Per schr.C." Pendleton--133,000 ft x . tax . j - m 0m lumber. -: .. ...j Tlefrxapliio IV jaw's. fob the daily; HEIALD - WasHptGToxJ April 16 The Richmond Convention is in secret session. Reporters excluded.! A Tdecrram from Gover nor Pickens to Wise, says it is reported that 11 vessels .am off the bar, having stopped vessels In regular trad. The paper express confidence that Gen, Scott will resign. , - .-- . l The "Whig" hauled down the Uiion flag this morning and run np the flag of Virginia. Kentucky Farnlshei no Troops. ; FBAXxroBT,f April 16. j To the Secretary of War: Yourjdixpatch has been receired. In answer to it, I say emphati cally, Kentucky will furnish no troops for be wicked purpose of subduing her sisier Southern States. Signed, " .".f r ; B. MAGOFFIN, Got. Kentucky, i MARYLAND WILL F17RNISH' ' TROOPS. : ' WisHiHGTOK, April 17th ! Gt. Hieks has informed the Secretary of War that Maryland will respond to the call for troops. Ralbigx, April 1C, 18G1. To the Secretary of War : Tour dispatch is received, and f genuin: of which its extraordinary character leads ra to doubt I have to say in reply, that: I rega,pd the levy of troops fer the purpose of subjugat ing the Stetes of the South, as a violation of the Constitution and a usurpation of power. I can be ho party to this wicked violation of the laws of the country, and .this war faon the lib erties of a free DeoDle.' YOU CAN GKT NO TROOPS FROM CAROLINA. I will reply more in detail whenfydur rall is received by mail. (Signed.) JOHN W ELLIS, Governor of North Carolina. The Jfcw York Herald for Coercion. , New York, April 16th . The New York nerald . office yesterday dia- played the Stars and Stripes, and ing issue hae four leading articles ting and sustaining the policy of in its morn -fully endor- tbe adminis- tration. The Secretary of War indicates that any in- dependant military companies volunteering di rectly to him will be accepted from these States. From Missouri. r 'St. LociS, April 17 It Is understood that Gov. Jaclison will re fuse to eoroply with the requisition;.; . i From Boston. , i Bosto 1700 volunteers are quartered at , April 17. Fanuel Hall. From Fort Kearney.; Bell is en route to join the Confederate Capt. Army. From Montgomery. April 17,-7-32,000 more troops c rdered out to day. Perfect confidence exists t mpng the au thorities that they can whip Lincoln.! , ; j Gen; Pillow's offer of his Tencesspe Division has been accepted. . j New Orlbaxs, April 17. All the Courts hare adjourned. A special messenger ii en route from Montgomery to consult about the defence of Tex as. The feeling of resistance is strong on all aides. Several pieces of ordnance I wero takeji in Fort Jackson, and St. Phillips to-dav. More volanteers bare none to Pensacola. From Washington WashingtokJ April 17th. It is stated, but as yet it is unconfirmed, that' the government will call for' 150, trooDS also that engineers have boo: additional Selected posi- tions in and around Washington of the city. -' - for the defence From New York; Albahy, April 17th. The Legislature has adjourned tine die. From Delaware WitMINGTOX April 17th. The largest meeting ever held here, has passed resolutions of censure on Bayard, for placing the State In a false position and repudiating his treachery. From New Hampshire tOHCORD April 1 The State has tendered a loan to the govern- ment of $30, 000. (This will .pai- Doctors bill for a month or two. Ed. Hsrald ) From Kentucky LOCISVILLB,! April lTlh. A large and enthusiastic meetng opposed to the war policy has been held here! Resolutions were unanimously passed that Kentucky will not permit the marching of troops against the Confederate States, but will shaire the latter s destiny, if war comes. A similar meeting was held aj Paducah. , From Tennessee. Memphis if out of the Union, j There are no Union men there now. I . .' !lS"ew Adveytisd ixi(eiits BOOTS AlSTDSliOES, ! CHEAP FOR CASH. Ladies' id Boots, Buj. kins and Slippers, Gaiters, Lasting and Fran eaise, with and without heels, of the best quality. Misses' Kid, Goat, Lace and Congress Boots, heel and without. Gaiters. Also Children's Kid and Goat pegged and sewed Beotsy-Lasting, Batton, Congress, plain and Fox'd Kid do, Patent Leather and Fancy Boots, ankle ties, kc. Mens' fine Calf, fair sitch, and pegged boots. Calf, Congress, glove, tip gaiters, sewed and pegged Lasting Pat ent For do Best Calf Balmorals sewed and pegged Oxford- do. BoyV and Youths' Calf and Grain do. Also Mens' best Glore, Calf, Oxford and Patent Leather do. Calf and Goat, sewed and Ksgged strap shoes first class goods. Mens' onble-eoled, trained, calf, half welts,- and pump kip boots. Boys' and Youths' Boot. Brogans of all sizes and qualities. Women's kid, goat, grain, calf and split boots pegged and eppper nailed all sizes, together with other goodsjsuitable to the 8arket, all of which will be offered at prices wer y the attention of a discerning public, at the North Carolina Boot and Shoe Store, No. 36 Mar ket street, Wilmingten, N. C. j f apru n-ss ; a. u. uakter. LOWER DIVISION, ATTENTION. TOUR POLLS will be opened from-11 until 3 o'clock. on the 22d of April, for the election of officers. Bv order. I ! aprU 17 J. J. SINTAS, O. S. I MEKBEJIS OF HORSE ARTILLERY Tf day, at , J4XKS MUOKE'tf , tpril IT 84 Market street. If, C. CORN WHISKBY. A SUPERIOR article for sale by) -Ga prUlT WORTHS DANIEL. SOITTHERN CONFEDERACY PAP El ann Envelopes, hating the Flag of the; 5otaem Confederacy stanjped ! on each sheet f paper aad oa each envelope, Also, more ! of the Palmetto Paper, at , april 17 W HIT AJUUw J Jtew Book Store, CTIAfiXE3 DICKENSP EW VORK X Message front the Seas, am tne Uncommercial Traveller.! By Charles ess. (Bot.) author of the Pickwick Paners. etCLM complete in one large duodecimo volume, clock, at 11,25, or a cheap edition in paper 50 cenwper yoL, at . 1 aprU! ' KELLET'SN wSBoek t6r. Wholesale Prices Current. i ft. It should be understood that our quota tions generally represent the wholesale price. I filling imall orders, higher rates have to be paid. Beeswax, p Il...2723;.Liq'r?V gaL (domestic. ) Beef Cattle,, i UWhiskey, ........ v.2935 V 100 fla...i...5 507 OO-'NE Rum, ..:......3$!04 Bricks, M.6 0012 oof Gin, 3743 BbIs.,Spts. Turp., eachBrandy 4050 2nd hand -.100165: do Apple,.... 65&0 New........ 1 952 0Q:f do Peach : 1 001 50 Caxsles, B. , i jN'aval Stores. Tallow ;....iesi8;rrnrpentinef V 280 fb- Adamantine -20 24: j Virgin,.. ,0 00180 Sperm, ....: . 35 50 Yellow dip,....0 001 44 Coffee, 1 fi. KHard,.. . 0 00 SO Java,. ,...U72o:;Tar, V bbL;..0 001 40 Laguavra,.... .14.15'! do in order,..0 002 00 Rio,... U14UX' Pitch do........O OOSl 55 St, Domingo,.....4.142,15 -Rosin, pale,.. .2 002 75 Cotton. lb. f do Nol, ...1 001 23 do No 2, ...0 800 S3 do No 3, ...OO00S3 ord. t mid'g....IUf312 strict mid'g-.....00r2J'4 good mid'ff 00123;Spirits Turpt. Cotton Bagging, i t i gallon, ... 34f? 33 f? yard 13M1 4! Tarnish, gat 2GS30 Rope, 1? ft......7S7iNails, V , CornMeal, I Cut, ..3'f? 4 bushel :.....303S3HWrourht,. 10 12Ji Domestics, j Oils, gallon, Sheeting. V vd.;. 9; 'Sperm 2 00 2 25 Yam, V lb7..'. ..19K20-iLinsced, raw,! 90100 Eggs,! V doz...-.,.12 do boiled,...! 15$n 20 Feathers, tb.J.aOa.ViPeanuts, bush,! W$l 20 Fish, V bbL, j PotaM'?. Mullets 6 00.7 OOSweet, bush 70 73 Mk'relNol.lSOeglSOO Irish dodo 00l 00 do No 2....13 00 14 OO't do 1 bbl...2 50(a3 00 do No 6 50 fi 50 Provisions, i tb . Her'ngsEast.,.3 003 50,;N C liacon. ' Drv Cod, - jjlams, :...12J 1J 12 00 12 f cw t... 4 00j?6 50 .Middlings, .:...) (t Flour, N Cbr'nd. bbinboulders, ....11;-$. Faroih-, 8 00S '251! Hog Round,... 11' Superfine. ...... 7 75-S8 0O1! Western Bacc Fine '.....O W 50. Middling-s,.,... Crc s i ..'... ..'...0 00f'i 25! Shoulders, .... Glue, ," lb...... "U 20'jS C Lard,'.. Gunny Bag?.... 103 lSjAVostorn do... Guano, PeruHsnj ; . j'Butter, under 1 ton. lb..i.3lii Cheese 75?8 00' ! Western llacoD, .10T 11 .12'jjrK . 20 7? 27 1 ton and upwards, iPork, Northern . f bbl, 1 . per ton. GO OOMCitv Mess,...22 5023 00 Super-; Lime... 50 60'lClear do.. ....00 0000 00 Land Plaster, bbl.l 25t!Butt, 17 0018 00 Per ton . .9 0010 OO'Beef. Mess.. .11 5016 00 Grain: V bushel.: ! . do 1 ulton Corn:. :C0 6.11 Market... .19 00.20 00 Oats.......... 42 i 45' Poultry, Peas. Cow.-. 8'587K!lChicken lire,....l5?25 do black ere 0 951 00 Wheat, reL..O'000OOi do iwhite ...0 000 00! do dead 0000 Turkevs, live....7ol 00 do dead. V lb,...15l Rice, rough.... 001 OOj Sheep, per head. Lambs, 1 5025 Mutton, ...... ...1 502 25 Salt, Alum, $) bush, ...0025 Liverpool, t? sack, ground, cargo,... 7580 do from store, 1 101 15 fine, 1 501 75 ,do. clean, V lb--- . .44K Hides, lb., Green v... Dry. ..j.... Hay, V 100 fi3 ..50 ;.7M9 Eastern ...1 15(1 25 N. River .90$1 Iron,' ) lb. ' Sugar, lb, Porto Rico,....i 8f New Orleans,... ......R(?9 Muscovado 7(9 Loaf & crush'd, 10 12 C Yellow, ...9K10 Granulated ......1111 English, as3'd.....4i(g OOj American, ret 3(5u0 do hoop, ton 75 007;7 50 Swede- .:..500 Lime, 1 bbl.......7580 do f'm store... 001 00 Lumber, M., (River.) Soap, V lb. ..A Fl'r Boards.00 0012 50 LShingles, 1$ M, Wide do. 0 009 00 Contract.... 4 5U?5 uu Common....... 2 002 25 Staves. V M, W OBbl,... 16O018 O0 R O Hhd,... 12 5020 00 Ash Head'g,14 0016 00 Timber, per M, Shipping....... 0 000 00 Mill, prime,... 7 50(9 00 do, inferior t ordinary,..: .1 50(ffiC 00 Tallow, V lb,... 0li 00 Tobacco. 1 lb. Scantling 0 00(7 50 (team sawed) Floor: Boards, rough ..: 15 00(16 00 planed ....... 18 0019 00 clear.......... 25 0030 00 Wide b'rdg. 1 4 00 15 0O Scantling... 12 0015 00 Ship. Stuff, rough edge.. 14 0015 00 re-sawed..,,. 16 0017 00 Molasses, ? gallon. ! Cuba, hhds........L.2224 do. new. ...L.2426 do i Bbls ,..3032 N. Orleans !..5055 Common,... 14 Medium, .'...... 55 20 30 Fine,....... 4o 50 Wool, V Jb' .. 17 20 Note-. River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the water, are subject to the expense of landing, inspection, cooperage, &c; say on lum ber, 90 cents td $1 f? M.; Tar and Turpentine about 10 14 cehtsi bbl. and on naval stores, when brought per RailrOad, about the same ex penses are incurred. - For Tirgin or mixed Turpentine, a Reduction of one-fifth, or more, is. made: on the price i of yellow dip, according to qualify. . ' . 3rl , : OF TICS Wilmington Market, I FOR THa WEEK ESD1SG, APRIL 1G. Jn jconsequcnce of the excited state of the public mind, business of all, kinds has been checked for the past week. Very little atten tion has bean paid tp any mercantile business. The sales have, therefore, been, very limited. TURPENTINE Has remained firm during the entire week up to yesterday, when a Adeline of lOja 20 cts took place. AH demand for ship ment j has been checked, and distillers show no disposition to; purchase to any extent. The sales pf the week have been as follows 1 ! bbls. Tel. Dip. Virgin. Hard Wednesday...... 100 at 2,00.;.." 1,60.;.. .-.1 00 Thursday.? 240 at... ...2,00...... ...1,60.. ....1 00 Friday 3i0at 2,00 ...:l,60.....l 00 Saturday 180 at 2,00 1,60.;. ...I 00 Monday 2500!at..,...2,00.........1,c6.:...'.l 00 Tuesday, j 430at......l,80..: 1,44.;.... 90 ' : M 500 at 1.80 :..1.44'.i.... DO Wednesday 700 at.. .,..1,80 1,44...... 90 ! SPIRITS TURPENTINE. The market for this article has remained firm during the entire weekj and we nolicoan advance of J ct per gal. since! iast report.' The: receipts have been very small, and tho salcs! have been likewise mea gre, j Tlio market closes firm at the advance no ted. . The following are the sales of the week Saturday, Monday!...... Tuesdav 200 76" 350 " 50 at it 34 cts for straight. 34 cts for straight 34 cts for straight 35 cts for N Y bbls IlOSIN. The market for this article has re mained as about last quoted. There hasj how- ever, ; been more en qmry, and tho sales have been i quite large since last report. On Friday 2300 j bbls No. 2 chahged liands at' 90 cts, per $10 lps, and 2900 bbls, Common at same) price. .Monday 3500 bbls do at 90 cts, per 31011b and 1500 ! do do, at 8? J aj90 cts lor tale bbb mar ket closing firm but quiet. TAR. The receipts have been very small sinceJast report, andjprices are unchanged. We note the sale of only 150 bbls at 1,40 per bbl. ; COTTON. This 'article !has been entirely negle. ted.sirice last report, in1 consequence of the wantj of stock to operate upon. Prices are, however, without any change, and alT Ihit is offered meets with ready sale at previous quo- tatioiis We note tlrcj sale of only 36 bales at 12 1-4 a 12J cts per llj for middling and strict middling. ; j . j PeasNuts. About 2,000 bushels luive chan ged hands, since last report at fi oui 1,1 5 to 1.20 per bushel as in quality. I Cork. We note the? sale of !' cargo '.of. 1460 bushels, afGO cts cash and 1300 do at 6l! cents cash. There is a large'stock in store. . . EXPOKTS FROM THB rORT OF WIlMlKGTOS, FOR THE WEEK ESD ISO APRIL 16. 1 Coastwise: Foreign. Crude turpt bbls. J. Spirits, -"'.' . ....J. ........ 5,482 . J 574 Kosin, 12,630 Tar. " ': 40 Pitch, ; " .....J... .200 Pea Nuts,..bush9. 3,565 Cotton, bales ......... 610 Yarn....... . " J.,,.. 4 Sheeting, ... 50 Lumber, ... M feet-......... 172.556,... Shingles, M. .....J... Also Coastwise. 13 pkg3 mdze, coiper ore, 25 cords juniper wood. ...177,728 132.160 1Q5I bbb CHiKLESTOJr, April 15i CotUn The, market continues quiet, but without change. The transac tions of the day were I ihai ted to 86 bales, at ex-' taemes ranging from ll'i to 13e. ' Mobile, April 15. The sales of Cotton have been limited to 100 bales, at Uai2cfor Middling. Quotations nominal and very unsettled, H CRACKERS. . " Is -j A BBLS Sugar Crackers, 1 11 - 5 boxesv 5 t" Soda " '; ' ' : ' S Just reeeiyed. fresh nnd nice, and for sale br april 12 ZENO H. GREENE. EW ORLEANS SYRUIV choice. : For sale by dec 21 HATHAWAY A CO.. CHOICE BACON. 22 bhd. choice W est era Bacon Sides and Shoulder, for sale by dec 21 - ' HATHAWAYAJCO 4 NTICIPATIONS of the Future. To nerve as TV Lessons for the Present Time, in the form otTxtracts of Letters from an English Resident in the United States, to the London Times, from 164 to 1870. With an Appendix on the Causes and Consequences; of the Indepcmleriiev of the South. Just published. Keceived and for sale Ieb20 WIIIIAKEU'S New Book' Store.at WHITE AXD BLACK SEED OATS. Jut arrivetl per schr. Alba. 1000 bushels prime White Oats. 509 do do Black Seed Oajts. fo ?3 For rale br ELLIS 4 M1TCI1FI L. " JUTE ROPE. COILS best Jute Rope, for sal by nov2S ZE.VO JI. J ALMANACS FOR 18I. 30 rill" USER'S North Carotin: JL LEY'S BOOK STOUE. North Carolina Almanacs, at KEL- dec 11 TO ARRIVE 500 BBLS FLOUR. Arplv to nov 27 STOKLtY & (UDIIAM. i i FLOUR ; ; i TAMILV, Supor and Fayetteille aiil ' 1 Wilmington inspection. inOore, and for calo by -(dog 11) ZKXO II. GRHKNK. ' A QUESTION FOR MATHEMATI CIANS AND ECONOMISTS. . IF 1860 lect of gas is consumed through ight ' burners, in 9 nights, at a cost of $5 per thou ! sand feet, how much is consumed by! each burner j per hour? at' what coft, and! what would be the cost of an equal amount of light obtained from , Kei o.-K.ue Oil ' Answer : There is consumed by ! each burner, 25; feet per night, or C tovt, per hour, 1 at a cost of 6 cerits per hour per burner Four Kerosene Lamps afiord as much light as t gas burners; 4 gallons" of Kerosene Oil will supply 4 lamps oiur month, which, at $1,20 per gallon, i $4, SO per month, or a cpst of one cent per hour per lamp ; therefore, by burninggas, the expenwe is only six hundred per centum greater than to burn Kerosene Oil, which, with Lamps, can be had st ths RENDEZVOUS of the Inimitable jan i2 CASSIDEY. T IS A HISTORICAL FACT Una has Beceded ! This they Been prepared to do, 5f some of that South Caro would not have her citizens had not bourhf ' . rKEliOSENK OIL AND LAMPS.' I as vkl as a great variety of Fancy articles, snita- 4 ble for the Holidays Candv, Nuts, ae.. c, of the patriotic CASSIDEY. fjta 21 TUTE ROPE AND TWINE25 Coils best Jute Rope, Bagfrino: Twine. For sale bv dec 1 ZENO II. GREENE. GRANDE EDITION LES MODLS F 11 A X C A I S KS, Journal des Tail-; leurs, just received. Also, one case newly itiioorted Colored Cassimeres for Business Suits. We have a Sample Book in advance of imports- tions to arrive. Having one of the best New York Cutters,- we can turn out garments equal in every respect to any ip the Northern cities. 1 Gentlemere of Wilmington, of New Hanover county, Bladen, Samson, Duplin, Brunswick, Cum berland, Wake, Arison, and elsewhere, are respect fully requested to call and leave their measures at BALDWIN'S, 3S Market street, Wilmington, N. C. april lO-d&w 20 s MYERS 20 20 20 20 MOORE.- 20 TWENTY NEW STYLES ; SZPZRIZrSTG CAPS For (icnts, Youths, Boys and Children N'ew Shapes Handsome aortnient at 34 Market street. 34 34 34 34 : iipril 10 MYEIIS &M001iE. I M. E. DYE & CO., BOOKSELLERS AM) STATIONERS, ( Keep constantly on hand aH kinds of School1 Books, Bibles, Testaments,. Standard Religious Works, Poetical and Biographical Works, Com mentaries,. Sunday, School Libraries, Blank Books, Scrap Books, Pens, Ink, Paper, Pencils, Envel opes, Ac. . Also, a variety of light reading. Presbyterian Building, ' april 12-lyw V Faye.tteville, N C. IVORTH CAROLINA ALL. RIGHT. rilHE invincible and unterrified of both Divis--1 ions Wilmington Militia are out, to-day, in all the pomp and circumstance of glorious war (in a horn. ) Now woe be to the enemy that shall be so unfortunate as to stand before the valiant troops, for there certainly will be, e'er the sun goes down, "Puch no knurd gib." The Inimitable continues to sell Kerosene Lamps and Oil, at the Rendezvous. ' feb 2 Stewart's C. Sugar. ATOW LANDING, from schr L. P. Smith 1 25 bbls. STEWART'S C. SUGAR, . 5 " " A. Sugar, 10 " Crushed Sugar. For sale by , feb 2 - . - - . ZENO H. GREENE. , 3IYERS & MOORE ' HAVE the largest and best assortment of TRUNKS,? . MYERS & MOORE Have the best made -TRUNKS. ., . MYERS fc MOORE Sell. Trunks, Valises, Hand Bags, Ac at lower prices man 30U can Duy elsewhere. Look at our. Trunks at 34 Market street april 12 SALE OF FLORIDA IJONDS. the Zi)th inst., will bo offered for sale at the Court House, in the town of Wilmington. Internal Improvement Bonds of the State of Flor ida, to the amount of fifty-five thousand dollars. Terms made known at time of sale. By order of President. " ' JAMES s: GREEN- april rs-tTJ Trcas'r Wil & Wei. R. R. Co. THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS leave to inform his old customers, and the public generally, that he will open out, in. a-few days, an entirely new stock of Fashion able Dry Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery and No tions; Also, Mattings and Oil Cloths, ill widths; which he will sell" very low for cash, at the Old Stand, next door to the Commercial Bank. . april 12-lw . DAVID AARON. MOLASSES. TT VTEW CROP Cuba Molasses, in bbls. and hhd?. 11 For sale by , april '12 ZENO H. GREENE. LADIESrAWGEVrv " DRESSING and Travelling Trunks for sale at ' WILSON'S. Uutiisu fcole Leather Trunks for sale at ATEST Style of French Trunks for sale at WILSON'S. OACKING Trunks, of every description, for .sale at WILSON'S. NGLISH Sole Leather and Boston Valises for sale at WILSOV'S Harness, Trunk, Saddlery, Leather and OJ Est ah lishment, No. 5 Market street- .april 12 1L MEAIj. 50 bushels j ustreceivel, for sale bv april 10 ELLIS & MITCHELL. r LARD. lyjTOW LANDING from 8chr Sea Bird, 5 Lbb il Western Lard a splendid article. . IN STORE: ; . la Kegs N. C. Lai d, in good packages, 5 " Western Lard, in small packages dec 4 " For sale by Z. II. GREECE. TEW FLO UK ! In bags and bbls. For sale bv dec 1 STOKLEY & OLDHAM 1 ,i.ULIiil OftEESE. 25 Box-s sh Chec, just recelv sd at ded 4 . , , WORTII i DAXTET. THOSE CHOICE HAVAN AS have come, at dec 6 WORTH & DANIEL'S. SCOVAI)0 SUGAR. 20 hhds. nHm to iJ choi dec 21 choice Muscovado Sugar. For sale by HATHAWAY A CO. TO SHIPPERS. LARGE supply of Bills Lading, bound and in sheets, at - :i ; A april 2 KELLEY'fi New Book Store. TO- DAY NEW AND FRESH. PARKERSBDRGV STR. G10NCENTRATED LEAVEN something new, . Ne Beef Tongues, Yeast Powders, , ' Smoked JJeef "Buckwheat, Rye Flour, Butter, CO bbls. C. Sugars, Raisins TO."- A- 10 bbls. B. Sugars. 10 Crushed. Granulated and Powdered, 25 boxes choice Yellow Cheese. - h, - WORTH k DANIEL, j&n 3 2 Granite Row, Front street. FAMILY FLOUR. VTE bave the best Family Flour in town, and f .we warrent each. and every barrel and i pactage, 11 not good, to' be returned. , dee 12 WORTH k DANIEL. I TT'ASTERN HAY. 200 bales ofthe bes Eeatern i JlJ Hat irf market.: For eale by" . f M qec.21 HATHAWAY A CO. T VENI,VIDI,VICL VJ L '11 was . the announcement of a very srreat aT j k "-k1jf, iwjuiiiu veperai. ine people 01 this day, in speaking of. the Inimitable .CASSI I DEY, modify the sayjng of the noble Roman, thus: I "I came, I saw, I bought" of the great variety of i articles offered for sale at the Rendeirvous, ' I dec 21 28 28 South Front st. . - - Special UNToticc. The Oflice of M AJOIt i;i:m-,, .. for the 6th Div'wion of V Militia, being now vacant, we-rr.j.ctfullj r-.;.,u mend Dr. JAS. F. MCRKK. Jr., a .uit.M J"' son 'to fill said oflice. . i Election to take place the 27tli int. ! - aprU 13-te , MANY OFFU KKs,' HAVE WK A n0URBO.TAM.Vi; ' VJv-Jl L.f is not now the qu-.iin have.we An Artist A mo st cs ?ii tbo p,.in"t t !" interroeatorv can IteanswrrH br calling' t it T," UY'S ATHOMPSOX'S (lAM.ERY. anil " i,? ing there beautiful Photographi and It.irt.," ' etc., at t MOZAKT II ( F" april 10-3d ' V'1 " jy-r-, TO THE VOTKitJ7)T.KW HtV CkSOYER COU.NTY.-I announ VT self as a candidate for tbo Clerkthip f thf Sur, rior Court of New Hanover County, at the eJ ctha in Aujrust next, and respectfully solirit t 'ir frage. april 8j WM. M. HARUI- v TO THE VOTERS OK NEW u.v ui ti Luu.i i i. r son a nrHid. fully solicit your votes at the election in An'u,t ' next. april 8 JULICS W. WKIUIIT JJIK-TO THE VOTERS OF XFAT ,1 i OVER COC.NTV.-I ofT,r my-lr ,. Candidate for the offico of SCrKKlOU for-uj j CLERK, and reipectfully solicit your ?oi t(; ensuing election in August nxt. II. A. IIAUt; apl 5-te TO THE TOTEKS OF 3EW U OVER COC.1 TT.-lIorinO,,! I h ' herttffore discliargeL. the duties f ihr :! ! Clerk of the County t'eur't f I hie tV.unir ( . . i satisfaction f all concerned, and returning t , j. my thanks fr yur friuer liberal ujj" i. f ) spectfully offer myself as a rnili.l4t !'r t , .-r I iion to mat nice, ai iiic cnsaing rl tum. Ml 111.- j first Thursday in August. tn.ir 21-M SAMUEL K. l!rTIi;. !W r uthried I inimumr or S2& EV FEN NELL, Jr., . c.n.li .ui, the olhce or ("unty Court ( lrk i .v 4Df -r j countv, at the election ia Auit neil. March 12, Ib6l. Administrator's I Notice. J&t ALL PKIlSO.Vd indebted t tho K.t.f f Andrew Maclean, are hereby specially nonft.j that if they do not settle before that tiinc. i),,, will oe suedorwarranted.au tho rn ... ' i u i r 4 i in ir j Hi Jnii. IT.inrt lsftl TI.U !. . . . Him m .iuiiiui irwrijii , or exception. 1 have not the time ti rail ..m debtors separately, and therefore notify t,m t , th. y will ho all treated alike. ioar 21-lm . JOH.VDAWSO.V, A4u.V. OLI SACH'EM BITTERS, Wj-w... Twuic, e alvertiMn-tit. Korul-it janl7-tf WA LK Kit MKA Kirs " COUGHS, COLDS, AND LU.lG l)s. : EASES. Coughs, Coldi, Brenchitii, Asthma, Croup. Whooping Cough, Diaeaaei ef tft Tfcroat.'fhV.r . and Lungs, however long standing ami .. t, lB character, are quickly cured by .tkat lonj u,.,j. ellicient and faithful remedy 1 WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CIIKKK 1 . The univemal opinion fully accorln wjih t ); "'' lately expressed by the"Saratgian," whiclij.i. 'Wistar'a Balaam has achieved many rcma kaM cures f Puluaonar disorder ita auccna l. great that taken in time it is deemed a apiTilir.' The thousands f Certificates An tho hand ,,f il,. .proj)ret(ra from thoso who fiem lonir aulh rm disease have been 'redeemed, regenerated, 'uWi. thralled," and now by this reme7v enjoy imtnuui . tv irnm pain and iunering, re still better e id. i,r J Of the fact. I Still More Testimony, Ampovkr, N.,JL, Oct. 15, H.V. -Messrs. S. W. Fowle, A Co., Boston. Oei.tl. men: I. have an earnest desire that all .frw.r. suffering from pulmonary complaint, ahould know the wonderful virtues itfJJr. Witar'i Ilt,m Wild Cherry, and niakrf the following etaUm. M with ' fhehope that some skeptical person ma? I.. induced to give him a trial : Six ycara.Bince I was, attacked wifh a V(..l.i,t cough, and resorted to physiciann, first'at limm-;' and next abroad, of acknowledged akill and ki-pu tution, and made uso of manv patent medit ft.e, without the slightest benefit. " . The disease augmenting to such a degree a 1 defy the skill of the phyHicians, and the hoM ! friends, I was induced, aa a laat resort, to make trial of your popular Balsa in, without anv ronii dencc in its merits, as that had been deidrovrd l.v numberless trials of advertised nostrums. Itut tl.'r effect was magical I Mv friends were again hy ful, and I waa astonished at the rapid change. Tin racking coirgh, the severe pain in my side, ad d. lugingnight sweats, which had reduced nifalmt I to ask eleton, abated, and I was soon in a fair it of recovery, and by a continued uac of the reme dy was restored to good health. Yours, very truly. GEO. W. ( IlASi:. 1 Caution to Purchasers. The onlv genuirf Wlstur's Balsam has the written signature"! "I. Butts," and the printed one of the Proprietin n tho outer wrapper; all other U vile and wwrtti- PreF.ared bv SETII W. FOWLE A ('()., I!,., ton, and sold by IIENK Y M. I.I N. jan 1 , ' i 5 REWAIID. ffy RUNAWAY from tho Subscriber, on tl jjdf 1st inst., JACK, a bright mulatto boy, with JCi.freckles on his face,, and a scar on hinl ft chet-k, caued by a rising. The boy is bound to the subscriber, aiid i. 11 known about town. . The above reward will be paid for hi d-1iv. t to mo at Elfia. k Mitchell's. april 10-2w EPIIRAIM. WKSCOTT. 10 REWARD. A kew: JA lor th MAUY, a ARD OE TEN DOLLARS will b ta.J the apprehension and delirerinir in w -I negro irirl about 14 Tears nf Sl'.-. ! spare ngure, ratner sharp features, and Muiti. badrv m talking. When suddenly s0rpried t much agitated, she can scarcely speak st all. .-I"' had on when she left a blue striped dress aid r-J shawl. t Any person convicted of harboring or aidi.. said negro, shall receive the full penalties LiJ. the law inflicts on such crimes. april 9-dlw D, CASHWELL . . . - j NOTirH 18 hereby given tha the place ef Maitrr Ma chinist," for the Wilmington, CbarMU- Kutberford Rail Road Company, will be till' d t the Board of Directors, at their regular DuHinjr, to be held in Charlotte on the 21t day of M next. The salary will not exceed f 1200 p-r a(i num. Applications, stating amount of aalarr rr quired, may be addressed to the President, st'I m colnton, or tp the indersigned, " " f ROBT. II. COWAN, Sr. Wilmington, N. C, April 9, lb61. . jd2w j FOR SALE. 1 flfs C-8KS Charleston Rice, momently t lVlf pected by bark Chaa. Smith. . april 11 . , UARRISS k HOWKM.: SUGARS AND COFFEK. BBLS. C. HUOAR, 20 bbls. Extra C. Sugar, 10 A. White Sugar, . 10 " Crushed Sugar, 1 " Cut Loaf Sugar, 2 bexes Loaf Sugar, . 50 t a oags nio uenee, 20 matU O. G. Java Coree, 2 bags ' " u : I M Forsalabr' tpril 11 r ' ZENO H. GIIKKM STEAMSHIP RARKER8UUUG A3 AKKlVfcli- and Tiduo-ht lots or Goods to KELLEY'S Ilook Ktore. tchell's School Geocrranhv and Atlas. BuUioa's Greek Reader, Tower's Elementary English Grammar, Moddar's Mental and Practical Arithmetic. Father Tom and the Pope, Zachas' New American Speaker, Worcester's Pronouncing Speller, ''Porter's Chemistry, ' -Cometock's -' . ' Testaments and Psalms Large print, Alnsworth's Latin Dictionary. ' f , Greenfield's Greek Testament, ' Elsie Venne.r, by O. W. Holmes, Field's Pear Culture, Fate of Sir John Franklin, Arm Rests and Pep Backs, i Timber Books, Act, . ' (ij WANTPli Tn mni F0R the balance of the year, lour of able bodied Negro Men. s O. O. PARSLEY A CO. april , . ' ; jsff- Journal copy dltf. . ' v FRESH BEAT C. Rice, in casks and bbls, for sale by april 12 O. G. PARSLEY k CO. N. 1 ?'i
The Wilmington Daily Herald (Wilmington, N.C.)
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April 17, 1861, edition 1
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