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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

BY Mr.. LEvisoxR-To incorporate the Loancrs' Bank,
New York. To widen Park Row and Broadway, New
York. For railroad from Hunters Point 10 Flushing
To the safe construction and management Of rail
roads. To compel the Ninth Avenue Railroad Company
~ remove portion Of their track.
BY Mr. T. v. STEWART, (rep) OF New York-To enable
th Trustees Of the scamens Fund and Retreat 70 bor
money. In relation TO the Jews Hospital, Now
York.
by Mr.. TonWT, (rep.) OF Catiaraugus-To authorize
the construct OF Rand's elevated railway In White
hall and other streets In New York City.
Adjourned.
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HOOK AHD LADDER COMPANIES.
s-Jno Haley JDo. Hearn. 3............33 avenue
I7-Pairoi Of Company. 6..Grand, corner Ridge u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31

Ro The market during the week has ruled quite firm
for the finer grades and prices have improved shade
former quotations. There has existed brisk demand
from buyers for No. and Pale and parcels have general
found sale when offered market quotations given
below We quote sales of 1,497 bbs, follows No. l.
IS Co. &C. Sc So 81 81 Is 81 So Pale 81 50, &c. IS IS
So SO and Opaque IS u bb of $50 ihs.-the market
closing firm. The receipts of Common contince meagre
and there is scarcely any market still there little
no demand, Only one or two small lots have changed
hande at 81 % 10 y Dbl Sale also of small parcel
No. q at So.
TAR-Has been in some enquiry during the week and
but little coming About 80 bbs received to day
"wednesday and sold at 81 so a 81 IS bb-being
advance Of 20 cents.
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP-Are in moderate supply but
mostly of inferior quality, which is difficult of sale.
We quote the hoof at to 125 cents h. for beeves
and - so to 81 so for sheep, according to quality
good stock but the demand is very light and only small
wharf and store al follows second hand 90 rs to So so
tr lots % they rum and 50 so to q for selected new
York make, IS in qusntity and quality. =.
REEswAx-Is in some enquiry at Ss@S5 cents Pb.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31
DIED.

In Rockingham Richmond county, N. c. on the 9th
day of May 1866, Mrs. EMMA p OSBORN consort of Mr.
James f. Osborn and daughter of Mrs Mary NJ Brszing
few months she became the companion of Mr.. Os
born, since which time she has resided in village She
of the most amabe and kindly disposed ladies
None knew her. but to love her. Her long
sickness and great suffering borne with untring
thence and christian forttude She kind wife and
estimable lady and friend Her christian
tirey and her last moments profoundly
peaceful. But she is gone! gone! gone indeed, from
earthly and feversh phantoms. Cut of in the Wig
or of youth too for earth her soul has winged it's
fight to the upperand Many friends lament with heart
felt emotion her untimely departure, and with cordial
coincidence ngle their tears with those of her grief
stricken husband parent and sisters in this hour Of be-
reavement and sorrow Their loss is her eternal gain
ohgh her friends earth shall her face more
it is comforting thought to them that she gone to
happier world amid the angelic host around the Throne
of God, where all peace and love. The clouds that
ger around the tomb only obscure the ories which abide
in the hereafter land, to which her soul has fed
Dispatch, Columbia and Camden, s. c. and Alexandria,
Va, papers please copy. j. B.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31

Moore of Chatham, Moore of Wake, Murphy, Odom
Patterson, Pearsa Perkins Person Phillips Polk Pool,
Hyde Spencer Of Montgomery, stephenson, Thompson
Ward William, Wilson and Wrght-65
On motion of MIR. Phillips, the ordinance and
amendment were referred to a select committee OF
nine
Mr.. McIver, (by leave) introduced resolution
instructing an inquiry by the Finance committee
in relation to certain provisions OF the Revenue
Law. Adopted.
ON CALENDAR.
resolution of inquiry concerning State appro-
priations for the Chatham Rail Road Company
was adopted. An ordinance in relation to impris-
Onment for debt was referred on second reading
to the committee on Constitutional Amendment,
motion of Mr. Moore of Wake.
Ordinances on End reading, introduced by Mr.
Moore, of Wake, to amend /" an act of the Gener-
al Assembly concerning negroes and persons of
color of mixed blood" were referred, mo-
ton of Mr.. Moore, of Wake to select COM
mittee.
An ordinance calling a Convention In 1871, and
a resolution to raise committee on the subject OF
adjournment introduced by Mr.. Phillips, were,
on motion, laid on the table.
resolution in favor Qf W, H. Harrison, on Sc
second reading, wes laid On the table, on motion
of Mr. Mclaughlin.
SPECIAL ORDER.
An ordinance concerning debts of the State to
be hereafter contracted, second reading
This ordinance declares that the General Assem-
biy shall make no bill making appropriation of
pubic moneys, or raising loans on the faith and
credit Of the State, unless the bill making such
appropriation, raising such loan, shall have
passed three readings three several days in
each House of the General Assembly, and received
in each House the votes of a majority of the whole
number of members. 1t further requires
cord of yeas and nays upon the passage of such
bill in either House.
On motion of Mr.. Eaton, the ordinance was
amended, by inserting provision that the yeas
and nays on such bill shall be recorded on each
reading in each House.
Mr.. Love moved to amend by adding the fol-
lowing proviso
Prorided That this requirement shall not be appica-
BILE works of internal improvement already chartered
or in progress of construction.
After some discussion, in which Messrs. Eaton
and Winston urged the passage of the ordinance
and Messrs. Logan, Love and Caldwell of Burke
opposed it, the latter moved that the amendment
he laid on the table.
The Convention refused to lay on the table
yeas 80 nays So.
Mr. Brown addressed the Convention in support
of the ordinance.
The question recurring Mr.. Loves amend
ment, on motion of Mr.. Henry the Convention
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31
Cotton Gins,
MANUFACTURED BY
w. g. CLEMONs, BROWN & CO.,
COTJTMPTIC n

COLUMBUS, GA.
WE HAVE RESUMED THE MANUFACTURE OF
w Cotton Gins in this city, and will be prepared to fill
orders by LIST June next. AS shall not be- hereto
FORE represented by dceIng agents parties wishing
Gins will confer favor by sending in their orders at
early day, owing TO the demand, shall be unable
to keep a stock in the hands of local agents. it
practice before the All business transac-
tons being reduced to cash, sales will be made
on the basis Of ready pay
Our Gins are too well known to require special
tce commendation believe they unrivalled in
the chief points of excellence which go to make up
perior machine, namely Speed, light drdugM and good
sample
Our DOUBLE CYLINDER GINS will be found superior
to the single cylinder, when parties have steam good
water power to give them the necessary speed In all
when this be DONE recommend them in pre-
ference to the single cylinder IT. however, indifferent
insufficient power is used, they will not do as well as the
single Gin.
Messrs DEROSsET CO.. Wilmington, n. c.,
general agents for the State of North Carolina
W. G. CLEMONS, BROWN co.
Columbus Ga, oath April, 1866.
WE will give prompt attention to orders for the above
celebrated Gins from any part of the State The price
five dollars 1857 per Saw at the Factory and five dollars
Gin will only be charged to purchasers for trans
portatiOn to this point - -
Wilmington, n. c. May l, 1866
182-1aw2m-t3-2p [Tusl .
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NEWS SUMMARY.

The Washington correspondent of the Tribune
says, in relation to Mr.. Davis trial
Geo Shea, ESQ, of New York, who has been
here for the past week attending to the prelmina-
ries on behalf of the defence of the great State
prisoner left to-day en- route for Fortress Monroe.
The benefit of counsel has now been permitted to
the accused and it really begins to look as if a
few weeks will bring on the grand trial of the
age"
The Londan correspondent of the New York
World says that some scandal has been going the
rounds of the upper circles that certain lady S
maid in certain high family, where there are two
beautiful daughters has received her dismissal al
ter six months services, because-because- how
shall I write it ?-because she was man! One
has often heard of women disguised as men, but
never before of men disguised as mald-serVants
The little tax of one cent upon every box OF
matches Melted the Government 81, 500, 600 last
year. According to that estimate, l5OOOO,OOO
lunches or boxes of matches must have been used
in this country during the year, or five punches
equal to five hundred matches-for every man,
woman and child.
JEFFERSON DAVIS ALLOWED THE FREEDOM OF THE
FoRT--INTERvIEws WITH HIS COUNSEL: --FoRT MON
ROE, May 25.-Instructions from Washington were
received this morning, by Ma. Gen Miles, to give
jeff Davis, on his parole the freedom of the fort
returning to his room in Carroll Hall at night
Messrs Shea and O'Conor, his counsel, have been
allowed access to the fort and private interviews
with him at any time. Mrs. DAVIS lett here on
the 23d, and was in Washington yesterday, the
date of the instructions sent General Miles.
COSTLY GRATF1cATIoN.-A new York paper
says yesterday man looking out of a window
observed IAN American citizen of African descent
whose foot in a brown gaiter compelled attention
It takes just one-haf of my income, SAID ne to
have that man brother, In law.
The President has approved the Postotflce APP
preparation bill. The aggregate amount JOE IN
OOOi appropriated for the transportation OF mails
to Brazil, Japan, China, and by sea to California
General Wigfall, ex-Confederate Senator from
Texas is in London and about starting out to lee
ture on the negro, beginning in the iungles III AT
RIGA and concluding with review of ibis present
position in America.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31

IMPORTANT ACTION OF RAILROAD PRESIDENTS.
Last week the president of the trunk railroad COM
panies held some important business meetings at
New York Among those present were Dean Rich
mond, of the New York Central; Thomas A. Scott,
of the Pennsylvania Central A. s. Diven, of the
New York and Erie, and J. w. Garrett, of the
Baltimore and Ohio. The freight rates were set
tied, and resolution was adopted, after some OPP
position from the New York and Erie Company
abolishing all commissions on the sale of passen-
ger tickets from and after the tenth day of June
next This will put stop to all the ticket offices
in the city where commissions are paid, and will
save large s,,m of money to the roads. The
amount paid out as commission money has been
estimated as high as $500 900 year in New York
alone. 1t is designed to let the trunk lines man
age the passenger business at the eastern end,
and the western lines to have control of the east
ward-bound passenger traffic st the West.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31

List of Vessels in the Port Wilmington, ~ C.,
May 80, 1866.
STEAMSHIPS
Ellie Knight Harrington, dis, Atkinson Shopperon.
Rebecca Clyde Young, ldg. New York, H. M. Barry.
Gussie Telfair, Dean, dis, Worth Daniel.
BARQUES
(Dr) Princeton AGONY ldg. Havana,
o. G. Parsley Il Co.
Lamplghter, Bahrs, dg. W. L. Shackelford, HaasE Co.
SCHOONERS
Volta, Seares wtg Harriss Howell
G. 8. Edwards, Garwood, ldg. Phla., do
belmont, Orr, ldg. Bat h, Me, o. G. Parsley & Co.
Clara, Barrett dg. Philadelphia do.
(Austran) Pfel, Spieson, wig, do.
L. p Smith, Applehof, ldg. N. Y, Worth Daniel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31
Notice to North Caroiina Cotton Shippers.

A great deal Of Inconvenience and expense is
incurred by our North Carolina cotton planters,
because of their neglect of or non-acquaintance
with the revenue laws. They send their cotton to
their merchants here and elsewhere, for sale, with
no sufficient evidence of the payment of the tax
The proper method is to send, in every instance,
TO the commission merchant, LIST, a certificate of
the payment of the tax and I'd, permit for ex-
portation both of which the officer receiving the
tax is required to furnish.
OhberDise HE tao must IN oil cases. be paid again
before shipment after sdle here or elsewhere.
Our North Carolina exchanges will confer IA
vor on their fellow citizens by copying the above.
Petersburq Ldex
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31

SPIRITS TURPENT1NE- Since our review of Thursday
last the market has been in rather unsettled condition
and prices have uctuated from 571 60 cents y gallon
the highest figure being for straight lots Of white good
packages The receipts continue moderate and the stock
first hands is rather better At the time of making up
report there to be but little disposition
buyers to operate unless lower figures The sales
fort ha foil
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31

CALDWELL CoUNTY.-R. F. Patterson, Esq, hav-
ing resigned his seat in the Convention on ac-
count of ill-health, we observe that that county
the election of Gen. s. F. Patterson, a gentleman
whose large experience and intelligence render
him we'll qualified for any public position.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31
MARRIED..

At Little River South Carolina at the residence Of Mrs
Sarah yereen the 3lst of December, 1865, Mr. b. F.
ELIZA JANE VEREEN of Little River Harry District,
So. Ca.
At the same time and place, Mr.. MAHAM T. VEREEN,
Of Little River, S. c. to Miss NJ. c. VEREEN, of Little
River Horny District, s. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKETS
For the week ending Wednesday, May 80, 1866

TURPENT1NE.-D the week just ended the market
has ruled quite firm for this article and prices remained
changed up to Monday that day. however advance
obtained of Is a 25 cents SOFT and sales eff
feced at IS Is for virgin SO rs for yellow Dip
81 625 cents for hard $50 TBS. There is brisk demand
from buyers and at the time of closing enquiries the
market is firm at above quotations The receipts con-
nue very light being mostly of small parcels and the
sales for the week reach only 1853 bbls. VIZ:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31

Rev. Stuart Robinson proposes to resume the
publication of the Free Christina Commonwealth
suppressed by the government of free speech
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31
Furniture at Reduced Prices.

10y RECENT ARRIVALS, we have received new ana
r. complete Stock Of Cabinet Furniture, consisting i'll
part Of ali the latest Styles of MAHOGANY ana
ness am Confident can oaer unsurpassed Inducements
- F" .. A. SMITH,
% and IS South Front street
wuo 9Q2-tn27Ma-l7-Ss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.
lGOLASSEs. IL gallon.

1t should be understood that quotations gen.
orally represent the wholesale price In filling small
orders, higher rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-31

From The Port Of Wilmington, N G., for Mei Week ending
Nay 3d. 1866.
COASTWISE
To New YoRK-662 bbls spirits turpcntine; DIG do.
crude urpenne 6715 do rosn; 20 do tar 18 bales cot
tom IS do yarn; 90 bushels pea nuts 20 tons old iron
bbls. rosn oil 40 empty barrels; 1000 boxes hard
bread 800 juniper bolts; Is bushels faxsoed 25 bbl
potatoes pkgs beeswax SO bushels rough rice bb.
liquor; pkee fur; 227 boxes tobacco 26 pkgs mdze.
To PHILADELPHIA-237 bbls spirits turpentine 219 do.
rosin 100 do tar; 100 do pitch 2417 juniper bolts
$50 tons oldron 20 bbls. rosin oil.
To BALTrMoRE-97 bbls spirits turpentne; 753 do.
rosin 1O7 bales cotton do sheeng &c. 1O6 feet lun
Der; $50 bdes wrapping paper.
To Richmond, VA-39 bbls spirits turpentine; 175 do.
rOsin so bushels pea nuts 80 tons old iron.
FOREIGN.
To PoRT PRINCE-156 900 feet lumber; 10000 shin.
giles.
To BARBADoEs-111 900 feet lumber; sc 900 shingles
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77'77777777777777777777
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-AS osYx fASTPiS, WITH A DIAMOND
IL centre between sIth avenue and Slnh sweet W uf
street aud uuycrsy plnne Any pc s hpdips IA"
same vii please 20 81 West hhsh ssreet, val. "
~ crally rewarded.
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7 osr-sArUEpAY. WHILE or ING oU- on AZ
Eighth Omnibus above Camel atrret, Npa NuI
s. rswsrd on returning II Ia n Abingdon sguafc-
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T osr ON sTotEH-Two cERTff!CArEs OH uus.
IL irrd shares eseh, Erie Railway Prcisrii h.st Nos.
1000 sd 10 US. the - " toiri trustee also
orraaoat hundred shares Aushno dN ~ its.lp
Company Nc. tzs In the ~ isoak sosh 40. IT."
uui tsur0ned agsst Jtaiinz the same ~ trans
Ter has been ttopved. u. HNDDhEAb.
NKx IosH, March =. 1850 ., ~ aHss ?lser
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7 Ogf-OH SUNDAY MORNING, AfRiL l. go BIZ
/ tween broadway aud Hath avenue ~ poor woman
that makes her hyng BY washinE Please 10 leave NJ 70
West Eleventh. street
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RE wAttIbs.

cIa REWARD. LOST on SATURDAY MARCH y.
DlU a Hack aud Tau Dog. hal sfeu lost fspcy
batter oiar What had sus spt nn ~ silr
~nhon, sy haif H. Tbs above reward VIII b. pas igr
information where Pc may w. los a
A. q. sEL 80 " Jason HtIert 80 Nsa fwsiitA street
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CAMuEL WYNN, AUCrIOSEER n NEW CHAMBERS
= street sellH this day 1917 O'clock hna Futuras OF
Liquor Store ~ South street nn. heok wA-nut top
Bir 70 long Beer Pumps Tables Chairs
Mirrors nesk Screen SO CIgLrs and general asAort
OF BartoOm FURNITURE In loia.
The New York herald., 1866-09-13
BoARDERs AND LopGERs WANTED.

4 SUIT OF ROOMS, UNEXPECTEDLY VACATED,
can with Board at the delightfully."- situated
house 81 East twenty third few doors from the
Academy of Design.
The New York herald., 1866-09-13

CySrLExrs wisHfso 10 DRgusy ~ fHKfR
s.,ss u " .issssiacE rs :. 3..r;' ;' .s,ss = s..s :.
The New York herald., 1866-09-13
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER H. l8ssrRIpE SHEET
oITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

y KELLEK CO.'S. 70 NASSAU srRgEr-YoR
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DOARD.-AN ELEGANT SECOND FLOOR, FOUR
ID Rooms having every convenience suitable for gentle
their wives family. Three fine third
story, communicang for single gentlemen; dine at
Apply at LIS East Twelfth street. convenient TO Broad
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-17
3 'lIJ'IIIA GARD.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

\ INpursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of ,Ashland County, Ohio, made on the 18th day
of Drpember AID. 1865. in the case of hannah
j. Ogden, Guardian Of Lewis e. Ogden, against
her ward the undersigned viii, on .'',"
1Bsi 5h day Of January, a. D.ls66,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, offer at
Public Snle. tile following described Real Estato,
situate In Ashland County, Ohio, and described
as follows, Being ono and q quarter, q 17D acres
of Lot number thiry-two, lS2l, bounded on the
South by Inc road, on The West and North by
land owned by Sage and Gale, and on the East
by land owned by s. @. Gale, in Township num-
Der one q and Range number niaetsen' 9N /,
sale, one-thlrd In one, aud one-third In two
years from the day OF sale, to be secpred by
mortgage on tho premises sold, and the deferred
Payments % bearihteTest at the rate of Q per
cent, per annum, payable annually, ,sl..N !.
Appraised at &27b. 1919
vn,,s .IiAsN3I-J. Ogden, Guardian f
'"ftL h'NAs iA dN of 8. IL. Ogden.
Ashland, Dec. 20, 1866 -2wes n n .r1E
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Il iSHERiFFpS SALE,

'ljoasn so0rG 5fFm s4i bon i9sqso7 y1o
Iodio yNs.Yd bosssss}T Son ssaisd SlJ
IsAMuEt KHHrFRasiJ s7sd IN .sbi
DFvirtue ofan order Of sale inltIs, abeys
Dbcase,, duly issued out Of the Court, Of
Common Pleas in and for The County Of ASH
land and State ef Ohio, and to me ditected,
4 will expos ITO sale, at public auction, on "a
Saturday, Jdnuary 13k, A.lD d. 1856,
at the door VI the Court, House, OF said Coun-
~, ,,at B. o'clock P, MYof said day, the follow
ing describedlands on tenements, to.wit;-
Being q part Of the Southeast quarter Of Sec
tioh fifteen, township twenty one and Range
6ftaen. bounded asfollows. On the North by
'tholands Of 0betz on the East by ths land roi
Henry Brandtloh the West the road leading
from Hayesyilleio Ashland, Containing one
and three fourth [la1 acres. '' 7 p'.-'I' d
Z Terms Of sale cash Appraised at S.
4 j. G. BROWN, Sheriff.
= Dec. ec.13-4w27pfS7,50 ssf iU.liG .LT
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Attachment Notice

James Oliver, Plaintiff,) Before VIM. Cowan j
against : p. of Greene Town.
7. O.. Dehayen, Def'nt.) ship, Ashland Co. o.
Justice isspGl On order of Attachment in the
above action for the sum of sixteen and 20-1OC
dollars on certain due bill made by the said
Theodore c., Dehavcn to the Plaintiff due and
UNPAID, The said case will be for hearing or
the "a day OF February, A. d. 1866, ut O'Clock
"a. M % p'isurpl .l-,E " JAMES OLIVER. 5
january 10 1s66---9y81. m. ....-.y.,-i-, -