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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-21
South Carolina Treasury Notes.

In some sections of this State we are informed
that the Treasury Notes that have been issued by
order of the Legislature do not pass at par with
out occasional objections the part of those who
receive them. AS far as we can learn, there is no
just cause for depreciating refusing these bills
they are receivable in State dues, and under no
circumstances is the amount allowed to be issued
to exceed the annual sum of the taxes levied by
the State The annual tax levy of the State is, we
suppose, about $780, 600 The amount of State
Treasury Notes that have been issued from Janu-
airy to June Is, 1866, amount, as will be seen by
the following statement to 1913, 282 IL: ...as-.
Bills Receivable Oufstd,edi1tG lime l5ss 1866
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SPIRITS TURpRNTINE market for this article has
been somewhat irregular during the just ended and
prices have varied from 81 to S. cents ~ gallon accord
ing condition of packagee55 cents being for N. J.
it bulk of the Sales however been at So
for white. 1t will be observed that two parcels have
changed hands at " CENTS the Government tax Of "a cts
having been paid makes equivalent to b
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TURPENr1NE-During the early part Of the week just
ended the market was rather unsettled and Friday and
Saturday prices declined all descriptionshe sales
the latter being "a for virgin s. for yellow Dip and 81
so for hard $50 lbs The market has since ruled steady
with fair demand for shipping and distng purposes,
and received has found sale above figures The sales
aen,,,rino 8 hhla -lL 4
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In this city, the 18th instant, JOHN LUCAS, son
Col John L. and the late Kate T. Cantwe aged year
10 months and DAYS.
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Markets..

....- 81. .. 5r..... New YORK, June 20-6 P. M.
Cotton dullsales of 1000 bales, including 5000 bales
by auction, at SO % 40 cents Flour has de-
cned; Southern declined Il to "A cents Wheat dull
New Michigan 50 GIG. Corn has advanced a cents.
Beef is steady Pork fIm with sales of 600 bbs at
s33 a $33 SO per bb Whiskey dull. Naval Stores dull
Gold 1924. ... .... ..r..., ,>....-. - q
Cotton is unchanged-sales of 500 bales at 363 q 373
cents. Gold 1484. Bank sterling exchange 624. Elk
change New York is at par q per cent. discount
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Oxford Law School

COMMENCES MONDAY, 10th July, 1868.
~ Tuition $50 per Term Of 20 weeks,
Board 81 Is per week. Located at Oxford N @.
+ Col. EDWARD CANTWELL Ill. B. graduate of the
law School at Cambridge Mass and formerly of tho
Military Judges of the Confederate States Instructor
Thorough training given at this School for the Bar
for Mercantile life. The Lectures will embrace Principles
and Practice of Law, Book Keeping Conveyancing and
Commercial Jurisprudence Text Books supplied at cost
French and German languages extra
For particulars, address as above. i..--''5
J. June s. .-G liz ..rr ~ .ar--sg 212-18t-l8-6t
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGR APH.


EsEtt4i sraE. ar oarE NEW York, June N-12 M.
Gold, at to-day 1929. Foreign Exchange 10 per
cent. premium. Cotton unchanged middlings s994Oc
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MARRIED..

At the First Presbyterian Church. in this city, We'd
nesday evening" 18th inst by Rev. II. L. Singleton, Mr.
FRED. G. ROBINSON to Miss ISABEL daughter of Miles
Costin, ESQ.,
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Bingham School.

MEANWHILE, N. c.
NEW TERM will begin on the 25tll of July next. For
"A the accommodation of young who cannot take
classical course, an '.-' - TT. -.- 'a
ENGLISH and COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
has been organized. For terms, address
-, Col. VIM. BINGHAM,
+ ---.- &c. .rE Mebaneville, N O.
June 18 .- ...: -...- 222--d&w1ms
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

ss- 1t should be understood that quotations gen.
orally represent the wholesale price, In filling small
orders, hig CHER rates have to be paid.
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Notice..

LII PERSONS indebted to the estate of o. L. Fyaw
IA deceased either by note account made for Furn
ture are requested to call and settle the same with Mr. j.
D. Love, at his Book Store No. 20 Market street. who is
hereby authorized to receipt in settlement.
JULIA G. FILLYAW, Ex'x.
June 20 225-d2tw3t.
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New YORK. June 20.
The Catholic Church at Little Falls in this State, was
burned this afternoon The loss estimated at 000
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Hon. George A. Trenholm, with delegation OF
Charleston merchants, Ell route to Cincinnati,
on business of the Blue Ridge Railroad connec-
ton to that city via Knoxville. ,.r... '*'',.-
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The market at the close is rather quiet owing in great
measure the scarcity shipping and prices have de-
clining tendency. We quote sales for the week as fol-
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EXPORTS

From the Port of Wilmington NJ c., for the Week ending
June 20, 1866.
-.- HCOASTWISE.
To New YoRK77 bbls spirits turpentine 800 DO crude
trpentine 294 do rosin II do. tar 165 bales cotton "a
do yarn; 200 juniper bos 80 bush. faxseed bdls
bags; pkgs wax bbs liquor 1900 lbs lead; rs pkgs
mdze.; IS empty bbls. ...i
To BALr1MoRE- bbls spirits turpentine 1867 do.
sin bales cotton bdle bags 40 tons old iron $4,000
feet lumber Il bale rags. ..
10 ELIZABETH CITY, n. C-25 900 feet lumber 10 bags
tobacco.
FOREIGN.
To LoNDoN-350 bbls spirits turpentine 375 do. rosin
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKETS
For the week ending Wednesday, June 30. 1885,
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first been amended on motion of Mr.. Phillips, by
striking out the provision that the ordinance shall
not go into effect until the amended Constitution
has been ratified. er-7 .-g:,rl -.y.rF ..,f.-.r
h. The question required on the substitute offered
by Mr.. Bynum for the substitute heretofore adop-
ted, on motion of Mr. Phillips, an amendment
to the report of the Committee on Constitutional
Amendment fixing the basis of representation
This substitute proposes the white basis in the
House of Commons and taxation basis IN the Sen
ate-to go into immediate effect. ....- ..
Mr.. Bynun1s amendment rejected, after
discussion, and the ordinance passed its second
reading. -.,.fTss q: E ... .. ... ..-... ..
THE only difference between Mr.. Bynum's
amendment and the ordinance passed was, that
the former contained schedule of apportionment,
and the latter does not Both base representation
in the House Of Commons on the white population,
and in the Senate upon taxation.
The ordinance to change the time for holding
State elections, was taken up at o'clock, P. NJ,
pursuant to order.
| schedule of apportionment under the new basis of
representation, as above proposed.
Mr.. Brown, of Caswell, opposed change In the
time OF holding elections. He also was opposed
to the schedule of apportionment, in the absence
of data upon which to base an equitable ADJUST
ment OF the representation.
| Mr.. 4Grissom said that he fully endorsed the
| main views of the distinguished delegate from
Caswell. He hoped the amendments proposed to
the Constitution would be adopted as part of the
| organic law of the State.
The great political and social CONFUSION through
which we have gone and through which we have
| just emerged-the State stripped of her wealth,
her population and her political power leaves the
| real population SO uncertain that it would be
better to have new census so as to arrive at
rectness before the apportionment should go into
effect. .+....
He favored, however, deferring the State cleo
tons until the action of this Convention shall be
ratified OF rejected by the people
The question recurring the amendment was
adopted and the ordinance as amended then pass
| ed its third reading. The Convention then adj
journed until o'clock, A. NJ, on Monday. T.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
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Rates of Freight.

per steamer Per Sailing
= ~ H'0"AANA' Vessel
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