Newbern Daily Progress from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 2

BANK OF KOETH CAEOLTNA. LOCAL matters: DAILY A meeting of the stockhdlders of thii NEWBERW, N. Christina JLddre. One copy of the Daily. Progress; will be furnished tion was held in this City on Thursday last.

Mr Joseph Wilson, of Charlotte, presided, and Mr during the year I SCO, to the writer of the best Car MOESES.Qi DEC. 20, 1350. riers, Address that may be sent in by Friday the33rd instant. Must be sent to the editor. Diath or a Projunekt CmzEic Mr.

George S. Attmore, a prominent citizen of this place, died at his residence on Saturday evening last. HU re mains were followed to ihe cemetery on "yesterday uy a sorrowing jiamiiy circle and a large concourse of citizens. For many 'years Mr. Attmore was County Solicitor for Craven, and since the first agita BY LAST NGirrS MIL.

Washington, Dec 17. The Senate was not in Session to-day. house. Mr. Larrabee, of Wisconsin, made a speech today on the slavery question, taking a truly national and conservative ground.

Mr. fcingleton obtained the floor, but yielded it for a motion that the House proceed to vote for a Speaker. The result of the vote forSpeaker was as follows: Whole number of votes 228 Necessary to a choice 115 Mr. Sherman received -ill Mr. Bocock 85 Mr Boteler 23 Scattering 9 being no choice, tjhe House voted again with the following result: Whole number of votes 228 Necessary to a choice 115 Mr Sherman received 111 Mr.

Bocock 85 The remainder of the votes were scattered among other gentlemen. The House aljounred. FOREIGN NEWS. The Vanderbilt has arrived with news to the 13,893 shares of stock, including the State were represented in person or by Committee appointed at the last meeting on the subject of Branches and agencies, reported recommending a branch at Newbern, a branch Salisbury, and an agency at Goldsborough. Th stockholders unanimously concurred with th Committee, and passed a resolution directing til branches and agency to be established.

Itu ex pected thej will go into operation aboutthe Istof February. A Committee consisting of Messrs. Q. w. Mor decai, B.

F. Moore, D. M. Barringer, Alfred Jone and E. J.

Erwin was appointed to take into con' sideration the subject of branches and awenciei at -other and report to the next meeting of the stockholders in Jane I860. Standard. A few day 8 since a widow lady of Xenia, Ohio whose character had suffered from vile anonymous letters, discovered the. author, and cowhided him' fearfully, in the presence of a large and delighted circle of friends tor of thfl' nf Cnrnmnn ha Vmo hum TiE Kewrurn As will be seen by their Prospectus in another column, Messrs. J.

H. Muse A. D. Tumbro propose to establish a weely democratic paper, bearing the above title, In this place about the 10th of next gentlemen are both practical printes, and Loth highminded honrable young men, and both have energy and habits of industry, and we sincerely trust that they may succeed. Newbern and the surrounding Country is large enough and abundantly able to support two or three papers cinenating from this point, and instead of looking on the establish ment of other papers with jealousy we hail such undertakings as an evidence of a generd advancement and increased prosperity.

Onr.craftsmen will ever find us ready to extend a fraternal hand and ever disposed to lend them imAh encouragement as we would gladly receive a warm and zealous friend to the measure. Up to the winding up of the Bank of the State he was Correspondence of the DaDy Progress. -y i Hartford, Dec 10th, 1859. IJr. Editor: Perhaps your readers would like to hear a word jot two from old New England, the supposed Sevastopol of abolitionism, humanitarian-ism and reformers generally.

Since the writer was in your town he has been often tempted to drop you a line, endeared to the place as he is by the most pleasant associations, and wishing to say so to your citizens generally, he deem this method a. proper one "also knowing your proclivities for such matter as will make your paper interesting to its readers by its truth and good sense, and having an abundance of the former now on hand, leaving you and your readers tq judge of the latter, I shall now proceed at once, having opened the way. What more interesting subject can I speak of than the present crisis Is it not one in which we all are deeply concerned Most assuredly for on this iss'ue depends our national glory, peace, and prosperity. Truly the law-abiding" union loving conservative men of the country may well watch, with zealous eye, the growing restlessness, the spirit of fanaticism, the political insanity with which so many prominent minds seem deeply imr bued. They may well take steps towards converting the terrible calamity whicji those discontents seem bent upon, which is the rupture of the federal compact, the annihilation of our glorious Constitution and the undermining of that political structure! which was built by our venerated ferefathers at the price of blood and upon the graves of those who laid down their lives, that we President of the Newbern Branch of that institution.

The Banks were closed yesterday as a token of respect to the memory of deceased until the funeral was over. Lecture To-Night. As will be seen from a no tice in another column Mr. John Moffatt, a gentleman of high reputation as an orator is to deliver a Tem perance Lectureat the African Church, in Newbern, this evening. Notwithstanding a large number of our citizens are in the naughty habit of taking a drop or too occasionally, in the way of medicine, we doubt not But the distinguished gentleman will be greeted 9th instant.

Cotton was dull and nominally nn- 3 1. .1 by a large and respectable audience. As Christmas EW ADYERT1SEMKNTS. Millitary Clothins ot Southern iRnufac. ture.

The subscribers are prepared to Manufac" tare Umfform Clothing, to order, at their Mills near this city. They are now manufacturing superior sin-gle milled Cassimerea for Spring Wear, to which they call the attention of southern Merchants. They also manafacture at their Ashland Mills bu-perior negro Cloths, of various descriptions Address, WETHERED Balthnore dec 20 dlw. tiicmjj cu. -j.

iuyioiuus uau a uecumug teuueucy. Turpentine steady at 34s. is upon us it is a good time to resolve -not to take too much, at all events. AlCIi! VAI.S AT THE HOTELS. from co laborers for the public good, to lighten our own burdens.

Atlautis andyV. Uailroad The Commissioners authorized by the last Legislature to i nvestigate the affairs of this Road, have been engaged since the 7fh inst. in examining the Records, Books, Papers, of the company. The Commissioners adjourned on yesterday to meet again in this place on the 14th of February next, when they will resume their labors, and when, we are authorized to say, all persons interested in their investigations will have an opportunity of appearing before them and being A Sympathizer. We learn that a yankee with spectacles 'and pug nose was expressing himself pret GASTON HOUSE-Williaivi P.

Moore Prop'r Dec 19-G Barrington, Carfoot, Evans, ty freely against slavery and martyrizing Old Brown about the Gaston House on Sunday night. He left UST KECEIVED town on Monday morning. We advise other southern Craven Parsons, Beaufort; Mallett, Waters, Nobles, Miss Nobles, Lenoir Hooper, Warren Patrick, Green Giles, Baltimore Graham, Raleigh A Latham, Cedar Vale Lane, Miss Thompson, hheir posterity might enjoy the numerous politi communities to look out for him -Unrivaled Tea Cakes Jumbles Scotch Cakes Ginger Schnapps; Sugar Crackera Soda Crackers. -F. S.

BANGERT. Oil of F.ENKEL. MrD. A. Humphrey, of Onslow dec 19 dtf county, placed upon or desk, some time ago, a bottle Dr ttvans, JN x.

WASHINGTON HOTEL J. F. Jones, Prop'r. Due 19 Dr Burcham, Gibble, Beau of oil of Fennel which, through an oversight, we neglected to notice at an earlier time. It is a very fort Dunn, Ya'ncy ville Daniel, Wilson LHokse, Edgecombe; Gay Wilson; nice specimen of its kind, and the beauty of it is, it cal and social blessings with which we are now The Union" dissolved and all is gone; the sublime idea of a nation governing itself, 'the enjoy ment of living in harmony and peace among ourselves and with the rest of the world, the knowledge which we have thus as a unit we should be able to stand the aggressions -of foreign powers, the maintainance of our national dignity, and the feeling of public and domestic security, all thrown aside for anarchy, civil war and confusion worse is of his own manufacture.

Jones, Hoover, Long, Washington: Freeman, Stanly co; King, Jones; Dellamare Beaufort; Wood, Cra WAIVTED TO HIKE. The subscriber wants to hire for the ensuing year a good strong healthy woman who is a good cook and washer. Also a girl large enough to wait about the liouae and nurse and one boy old enough to wait about an office, make fires, chop wood, sweep I prefer to hire privately and will give good prices for servants who can be well recommended, batisfactory notes will be given. Any one having such to nire will confer a favor by calling at the frogress office. NEWBERN PRICES CURRENT.

ven; Gracie, Craven Kinston Harrison, Harrison, Kincey, Jones VST It should be "understood that our quotations Gaskins, Chalton, Craven; Taylor, generally represent the wholesale price. In filling up Goldsboro small orders, higher rates nave to be paid. dec 19, 1859. J.L. PENIXGTON.

Beeswax, DBOSPECTU8 OF 17 THE NEWBERN ENQUIRER. The undersigned propose to commence, on or about Beef Cattle, 100 Its. 4 50 00 Bricks, 4PM. 7 00 00 00 the lUth or January next, provided a 6UlIicient num Received December 15th, per Mchr. Hew aid, and for sale at reducea prices.

Groceriesof all kinds. A genuine article of Kerosene oil at $1 52 per gallon 10 Northern apples Mercer potatoes; cabbages; white onions 5 bbls. sweet' cider 20. bbls. pork new Hams 3 bbls.

buck wheat; pickles, and fruits of all kinds for Christmas. S. BLACL WELL. dec 19 dlw. ber ot subscribers can be obtaiued.

the publicat ion Barrels bps. -0 00 0 00 Yellow dp 0 00 3 00 00 2 00 Tar 4f bbl 0 00 2 00 In 0 00 200 Pitch 00 1 50 Rosin, 2 50 3 00 Do No 2.0 00 1 30 Do No 3.1 00 1 10 Spirits Turpentine, 4 ...40 00 Varnish, gal, 30 00 Nails. fh ot a Weekly Democratic the lown ot bern, to be entitled the Newbern Enquirer. heard, if they so desire. New Daily.

Our young friend, A. Banks, has issued a prospectus for a new; daily in Fayetteville to be commenced in January. Mr. I Janks has extraordinary talents as a writer for one of his age, and with his energy and tact we can but look for a good and successful paper. He has our best wishes.

See prospectus in another column. -u-i Good Stock. Five shares of Merchants' Bank stock sold a few days ago, privately, we learn, at $120 a The seller got the December dividend. MAHRIE On Tuesday the 6th Trinity Church, Mobile, by the Rev; J. A.

Massev, Mr. Geo. Roberts, of Newbern, to Miss Melissa Jennings, of Mobile, Ala. SUPREME COURT. On Tuesday last the following gentlemen were examined by the Judges of the Supreme Court, and being found qualified, were granted licenses to practice Law in the several Superior Courts of the State Gilbert Patterson, Richmond, Walker, Martin, Charles, Elizabeth City, Jas Ilinton, Frank Vaughan, Henry Mullens, Fayetteville, Thos Kenan, Duplin, Brown, High Point, Jas Bulla.

Ashboro', Nat Allen, Warren Co, II Gregory, Washington Co, And for A reckless, fanatical and political incendiary whose hands were yet red with the blood of the victims of his crazy ideas, on another field, in company vfith a few others whom, he had induced to follow in his Wicked footsteps, steals into, and invades a State, murdering her citizens, attempts to carry off that which the Constitution and the law of the land allows as their property. On the very soil in which lie the bones of the immortal Washington, he cries down with the Constitution; I am a cho.sen vessel, sent by Heaven, to carry out what I conceive in my own mind should be done; stand thou aside for I am holier than thou, and death to those who dare think otherwise. Overtaken in his treachery he receives the penalty due to those who take the rue inquirer will be mainly devoted to the de fence and promotion of the principles of -the great national Democratic irarty ot the union; and, while it will ever be its aim, under any and all circum 2d bO UU New, 0 00 2 00 Candles, lb. Tallow, 16 18 28 Sperm, .....45 50 Coffee, fi. Java, ......17 18 Laguayra, ..13 'cb 13J 13i St.

1 111 stances, especially where it is lucely to lead to un Full Length Steel Engravings of EVERETT, Including a. View of Mount Vernon, In the Engraving of Washington. These splendid pleasant personalities, to avoid seeking a controversy Cut, 4 4i with persons and papers politically opposed to it, the .10 12 Enquirer will always be prepared to meet its oppo nents with firmness, but at the same time with cour tesy, on all questions ot btate or national policy. Cotton, 15. 9 9J are engraved on steel, in the highest style of Art.

They are each 25x35 inches, each containing six square feet. So many coarse," miserable pictures have been palmed upon the public as works of art -and especially in clieap, black and muddy engrv Unfortunately for the welfare of our erreat and blood of man, when be is instantly converted into a martyr, and on the day when he is to receive the merits, which the law allows, mass meetings glowing Republic, a crisis of no little magnitude and Cotton Bagging, ...13 15 Rope ft. 7 9 importance has been -reached, the attair ot our na tional Government, brought about by the insane fa are held, prayer meetings are held, sympathetic CoRN.r bblf3 00 3 25 Corn Meal, naticism of the people ot a certain section of the Oils, Gallon, Linseed, raw 90 00 Boiled do, 1 00 0 00 Train, ...80 00 Refd whale 1 00 00 Lard. ....1 10 1 30 Pea Nuts, 1 00 1 25 Potatoes, bnshel, Sweet, 00 40 Irish, 00 1 20 do 50 3 00 Provisions, lb, (N Bacon,) 15 Middlings, ..00 12 .00 11 viugs uiui 11 is uimcun 10 convince persons oi taste that they are Bafe. in ordering what they have not first seen.

We have paid the first artists their own prices, amounting to many tliousdnd, dollars, to produce engravings really beautif ul, as well as the best portraits, and that shall be splendid ornaments to meetings are neiu, minute guns are nreu, nags placed at half and bells are tolled, and with one -grand groan his spirit is ushered into the presence of his Maker who has been already informed that in the death of this person' the gallotds absolutely necessary on the part of the Southern or Slaveholuins: States, if we would show a proper bushel, 80 0 00 Domestics, Sheet'g yd 8 12 Yam, 00 20 respect 4or our rights and institutions as a tree and aw i.arlor. f-S3 Onimons ill at nan i-aIiaH nn independent people, to absolve all eonnection with those who seein determined to' deprive us of, or that is made as glorious as the cross. Eggs, doz ..15 00 Feathers, we shall not enioy in peace, those privileges guaran IB ..50 55 13 The Editor of the New York says "Tnese engravings are genuine works of art the likenesses are admirable. The portrait of Mr. Et-erett will take precedence of all tSF The Newt York Christian Advocate says tied, to us by.

the Constitution whieh our forefathers, As a man I blush when I read the daily the accounts of these proceedings and that any; man can thus convert bimself into a Fish, in their wisdom and patriotism, framed for the equal benefit of all the States yet; nevertheless, as an humble exponent of the principles of that party Mullets. 00 -3)0 00 Mackerel, ...10 00 4 4 50 N. Car. 00 0 00 being nt only for pandemonium, but as a citizen of that section of our country where these scenes occur I stand ashamed and convinced that we have which, frpm tne foundation of the Government up to Flour, N.C., 4P the devil himself incorporated into human form out of season," for the purpetuity and continued pros 50 7 00 perity of tlie Contederacy, the will be er seen, and the publishers are fully responsible for all they promise." TERMS, ALMOST RAT 18. We will send postpaid, securely packed in rollers either engraving and a $3 Magazine, one year, for $3 both engravings, and Magazine, one year, for $4.

Agents who remit $30 at one time, will have an extra copy of each, engraving. The Magazines are' stalking in our midst. This may be strong language but it is accompanied with a feeling of sorrow-and regret, that the time has already come when such found battling for the Union, so long as there is LTI Howard, New Hanover, Pavne, Greensboro', Geo Blount, Nash Co, Spruill, Warrenton, Spruill, 4 Thos Hill, Halifax, II Jones, jr, Salisbury, Edward II Plum mer, Warrenton, Jas A Wright, Wilmington. COMMISSIONERS ELECTION. The following is the result of the election, ljeld in this place yesterday for Commissioners of the Town Whole number of votes cast 271.

shadow of a possibility that the conservative ele Glue, Jb. ..15 18 Gunny 12J 20 Guano, Peruvian, 3J Lani Plaster, words are uttered as the offspring of a sincere heart. But, sir, if the citizens of the South imagine for ments of the country North and uth shall be enabled to triumph over sectionalism, fanaticism, abolitionism, and all the other isms and ctsms 4bbl 1 50 00 which are so rampant in the northern or non-Slave Grain, 4P bushel, holding btates. a moment that the prevailing sentiment in this section accords or coincides with these demonstrations they are most wofully mistaken. No, sir, there is yet leaven enough of honor, of integ The Knickerbocker, Godey's Lady's The Blackwood.

Ej" By special arrangement, the entire year's sub-" The Commercial, Mechanical and Manufacturing interests ot Newbern, will hnd in the Jinquirer a hrni Corn, 65 70 55 00 Peas, 75 00 00 00 Wheat, 1 25 00 Rice, clean, 5 00 and consistent advocate and no pains will be spared or stones left unturned, so far as our humble efforts may avail, to make our beloved old town what her John Dawson Alfred Martin Wm A Wright. SD Wallace Thos Miller' i.huuu Lis biic uxngaii.iuca to Jiaiu UYCi US IU lilictl publishers, and subscribers receive their supply for the year direct' from their rerpective publication offices. The cost of the engravings is paid only by the difference between the lowest wholesale and the Hides, 16., natural advantages evidently intended her to be, one of tlie first Commercial marts of the State, skilled in her manufactures and abounding in her mechanical regular price of tlie Magazines. operations. SamTR Bunting The Enquirer will also contain from week to week, LEugravings sent at once, and subscriptions to periodicals commence with current issue, unless received 249 Votes.

212 219 215 262 264 214 received 48 Votes. 48 43 44 .25 tl'il. Herald. matters and things of general interest, such as For otherwise ordered Money at our risk if proof is re Hog Round, 00 11 (Western Bacon,) 11 00 9' 00 13 12 ...22 25 Cheese. 11 Pork, (Gr) lb 6 7 Northero, bbj,) 60 18 00 Butt, 1.17 00 00 Beef, Mess 00 00 16 00 Do Fulton 00 00 00 Poultry, Chickens, live ......30 50.

30 50 Turkeys, 11,62 75 Do dead, lb 10 00 Sheep, head, 1 50 2 00 Mutton, ..1 75 2 00 Salt, Alum, bu.27 30 Liverpool, 25 00 do 60 1 75 Sugar, lb, Porto 8 8 9 Loaf and 11 12 .9 10 11 12 Soap, 6 10 Shingles, 3 00 4 00 1 50 2 00 Staves, WO bbl. 15 00 20 00 hhd.14 00 18 00 Ash head, 8 00 12 00 Timber, 00 40 00 Tallow, lb 10 00 Tobacco, lb, 12 15 Medium 25 30 45 50 Wool. lb 20 OG Parsley London JTPetteway Dr FW Potter A Howell eign and Domestic Intelligence the latest and most reliable Market Reports Sketches, AneCdotes? making it a welcome visitor alike to the politician, tne ousmess man, ana tne aomesuc nresiae. In conclusion, the undersigned earnestly appeal to tained of having Been mailed. First impressions are best, therefore send Adres, O.

H. BAILEY (At Wm. IIale Son's Music Store,) 513 Broadway, New York. dec. 19 dim.

GEORGEJBISHOP is agent for these Engravings all Constitution and Union-loving citizens, and es pecially to the Democracy ot tjraven Uounty and Correspondence of the Daily Progress. Beaufort, Dee. 17, 1859. the 2nd Congressional District, to rally to the support of the Enquirer, and thus aid us in placing our enterprise at once on a sure and permaaent footing; iu return for which, we pledge ourselves to use every effort in our power to make the paper worthy their at xsewberii. i 13 HINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

On Saturday'tlie 24th jnstant, at 12 o'clock, I will flfVr fiir a.l cm Hi nrpr5f4ps mi Vnllnk s.krp.ci. in rity to the Union and of patriotism to raise the standard of loyalty and annihilate the power which may seem to flourish and control the North This great conservative element upon which depends the commercial prosperity, the dignity and peace of our country, is already in motion meetings have been already held in the principal cities at the North, more are on the tapis, and we rejoice in the fact that there is a determination to put down and silence the miscreants who have cast ns upon the brink of Of the question itself which has caused this have, nothing to say. We of course have our individual opinions concerning it; yet in the letter and spirit of the Constitution we must allow every man and State to think and do as they may see fit, until some, plan has been brought for ward to better the condition of the people in question, (which has never yet been done;) and until I can be made to believe that they would be rendered any happier by the proposed changeand still further, when I am convinced that the condition ot a minute fraction of the people of this country is of more consequence than all of the resttof her citizens and that to mignify the people to an equality with them is right and just, under the peculiar circumstances, then I will be determined in my views as I am now in thinking otherwise, and until then I shall maintain firmly and resolutely my present opinion, which has been formed by actual observation and investigation, but aooYe all by an undying love for my country, which I have inherited from my forefathers whose blood was spilt upon the altar of our common country. i. Yours, J.

S. P. Green, oj 12 Hay, 100 lbs, .0 00 1 25 Iron. ft, English, as8'd3i 00 Sweed'hrefd5 6 Lime, 4P bbl 1 00 0 00 F'm store, 1 25 0 00 Lumer, (Mill) (Steam sawed) Floor Boards, 8 0010 00 planed, ..18 00 20 00 25 0030 00 widebds, 14 00 15 00 scantling 12 00 15 00 Ship Stuff, rough edge 8 00 10 00 Molasses 4P Cuba hhds.26 .30 Do 00 30 Orleans, 50 Liquors, Gall, (ddm'c) 34 00 45 Gin, 37 40 Brandy, ..45 50 Apple ..65 80 Peach do, 1 25 Naval Stores, (Turpentine 280 lbs) Dear Progress Beaufort, like many other eastern, as well as middle and western towns in patronage and encouragement. Terms of the inquirer per annum, in North Carolina, can boast her full proportion of advance.

JUJiLi 1. MUStt, dec 17th, 1859, ALEX'R D. TUMBRO. tle town of Newbern, the Presses, Type, Furnitore and all other fixtures belonging to the office of the Newbern Gazette, the property of T. E.

Murray, to satisfy sundry executions in my bands. The material is the same used in the publication of the late Ne wbern Gazette," and consists of two pretty women. There is an exalted simplicity in the manners and a graceful elegance of form, nROSl'ECTUS OF THE COURIER. JL The undersigned will commence, on or about the 16th day of January next, the publication of a Daily and Weekly paper, bearing the above title, in tlie feature and motion in the ladies here, that render them peculiarly captivating. In addition to those to the manner born," other portions of the State town ot Fayetteville, N.

U. The Courier will be Democratic in tone and senti TT aoitiugiuu icocoj vue vr. cai va vuo in good order a larpre quantity of newspaper type Consisting of Long Primer, Brevier and Nonpareil; a large and well selected assortment of Job Type, and everything required in a well regulated printing office. The whole nas been in use only about seven a'. arc sending in their delegates to swell the throng of lovely ones that may bo seen threading the ment, and will seefe at all times and upon all occasions to guard vigilantly the interests of the South.

It is a difficult task at any time to understand monuis aim is us guuu tut new. Eandy streets of the town to the Conference room clearly the drift of events, especially when a great M. L. DUYV.NIN(i, U. a.

dec 12 dtd crisis is approaching. For some time past we have been familiarizing ourselves with the idea that at and to attend to religious exercises at the differ ent hours. The businessof Conference has been conduct REVIEW OF 1VEWBEBN MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 20, 1859. a day not far distant we shall have to battle for our interests; Recent events have shown that our Turpentines-Turpentine has been active during ed so far, and is likely to be continued, in the opinions were correct, and that we were "compelled to defend ourselves from the invaders.

It cannjt be "Reverend" Daniel Worth. Out corres most harmonious manner and spirit. The charg the week with sales of about 4,000 bbls. at prices raging fro ji $2 90 to $3 for Dip, and $1 90 to $2 for denied, although it is relished by no onein this sec cs that the public has heard so much about; or tion, that the breach between the North and the South i daily becoming wider. Our duty, then as Ingold, writing over his own proper name, has given a full account in to-day's Stan Hard, closing at thejatter prices.

rather, I should- say, so often, about, recently, Rosin In good demand at SI $110. Not much men, true to our interests, is to gird up ourselves for Jj. j.iuuoibuu, ior mai-au minisira- the contest and be prepared for all eventualities. selling. dard ofMhis Reverend gentleman and; his operations.

Helper in his book, page 137, thus ition.ln the investigation of certain church diffi That it is the duty of every one to do whatever lies in his power to avert this awful disaster, is cheerfully Tar Several lots have been disposed of during refers to the Reverend Daniel Worth culties, were not presented, and everything passed of quietly when his name was called. We recognized by all classes. it, however, the reader would be pleased to 1 -a i In conducting the Courier, whatever energy or may do permitted to hope that a desire of peace the week at from $1 90 to $2 per barrel as in order. Spirits Spirits Turpentine sells readily at 40c, Veiy little offering. Cotton Cotton has been active at 991c.

IB, talent 1 may possess, will be directed towards the and qi.uet, -more than the hopelessness of being perpetuity of the Union and equality of the States and in maintaining those political principles which Diiwcswiii, uicuues mis course. I have taken an excursion or wo on the water For prices of othe articles, see listofprices current Iiave been tested and proven to be the only mode by EVE KIT VARIETVOF An i dies. Bridles, Collars, Whips and Trunks kinds of Leather, Calf Skin, OU; Condition Powder for diseased Horses and Cattle Coach trimmings. Carpet Bags, Vahge? The largest stock in tne State, sold wholesale or retail at the lowest eWlor Prices. Harness and Saddles repaired.

i- JAMES WILSON, Ao SMarketst. Wilmington. uear irom ioe cnurcnes to, which we chiefly allude and, by the by, he might hear from them with much profit to "himself we respectfully refer him to Henry Ward Beecher, George'B. Cheever, Jos. P.

Thompson, Theodore Parker, E. H. Chapin, and H. W. Bellows, of the North, and to M.

D. Conway, John G. Fee, James S. Davis, Daniel Worth, since nave been here, and, "barriii' the cold, a wuieh the affairs ot our country can be properly man WILMINGTON MARKET, December 17. aged.

iuuuu me exercise very pleasant. 1 have stood Although the particular tenents of the Democratic on old Ocean's verge and heard the- lashing of parly will be argued, 1 will concede to political oppo civc ujmui me cnaiea snore Wnat a magnifi auu si, juincoin, oi tne ooutn. Jl these rev erend gentlemen, ministers of different denomina nents tlie prerogative which I claim for myself, and will endeavor to do my duty without giving offence cent Eight! JNothing so forcibly impresses upon the human mind the omnipotence, wisdom and goodness of God, as a view of the hea vino's and tions, feel it their' duty to preach against slavery. to any one. Uct lis dfcwly Mear tne vy WORTIIV OF NOTICE-Tlie subscriber hag 4 ust opened at the Dry Gooda Emponnm, Beebee's Fad nd Winter style of Silk Hats, and variety of Fine Black and Colored Cassimere H-Oct 12 "EMMET CUTHBERT groanings of the bosom of the deep; and while auu, ixieir uonor ue it saia, tney uo preach against it with unabated zeal and Tlie Courier although a political paper will not be so far misled by politics as to neglect those things which should claim the attention of a public journal.

I will endeavor to give the latest Telegraphic and tue ouiuan mmd is led to adore and dread His Majesty while looking on the watery empire its We learn from a friend that Worth is disposing of copies of. Helpers work. A young man who vastness and profoundness. The tiny shells upon ether news, market reports, and to keep my readers advised of everything of interest, which TURPENTINE Further sales yesterday of 250 bbls. at $2 65 for Yellow Dip $2 12 for Virgin, and $1 65 for Hard, 280 lbs.

SPIRITS Sales yesterday of 100 bbls. at 40c. and 100 bbls. (extra bbls.) at 41c gal. TAR 150 bbls.

sold yesterday at $1 25 bbl. COTTON -Sales yesterday of 50 bales at 1 0i c. lb. for strict Middling. TIMBER Three rafts sold yesterday at $6 75 and as in quality.

NEW YORK, Dec 17 Flour is heavy State $55 10 Ohio $5 6035 75 Southern $5 60 5 75. Wheat is dull, and prices are nominally in favor of buyers. Com is firm and scarce new White 9092c; Yellow 9194c- Pork is heavy Mess $16. Lard is heavy at 10 lie. Whisky isdullat27c iuuuu possession oi a copy, stated that he JUST TO MAITO.

By Adams' Express, a supply of Wessons Smith's Pistols, a veryw" ils Miuiuiraus uaairafuu upuis care, ana pro transpires from time time. tection, and impress us with the belief that even oougns irom itev. Uaniel at preaching on Tuesday night the 6th Worth has been hold pocket pistol, by J. M. HAlutAi to the-hairs ot our heads.

are -ail The Daily paper will be printed every morning (Sundays excepted. on new and handsome type, anc Warran TTcimstrectB Hair C'olarins mgtorth wvtniu a few days past in Chatham. He Sympathises with and Wn'ruriypa Jnhn Rrnn-n r-'f price XX restore Grey Hair to its original color: 50c. Sold bv J. GOODING.

trUy is not this man arrested If the law will will contain twenty-four columns of reading matter. Price per annum, 6 00, in advance. The Weekly paper will be issued every Saturday morning at $-2 00 per annum, in advance. Adver -December 16. i i bin intercut to impart fcr onr columns.

Uomcivncd prubsLiy'aJj'Mjru 'Monday; id tho meantime I will keepyort advised of every thing that may occur here worth recording. Yours, VOYAGEUR. not take hold of him.let the strong arm of An nut Houchin's Corn Salvent wu lure rear raged people be stretched forth to arrest him in Ms To be bad at tisements will be inserted upon reasonable terms remove them effectually mcenuiary work. Standard. J.

GOODIKG, J- dec 16th, 1859. ARCH'D BANKS. December 15,.