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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-27
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 26-P. NJ
It is stated that the majority opinion Of the Su-
preme Court the test Ioath, as applied to law
yers is based upon the principle that the profess
sion of law is trade, and, therefore, nattaina-
BILE right, not to be given by the Government or
taken away by the act of rebellion.
1t is estimated that three-fonrths of the revenue
from dstiiation has been lost through the incom-
potency of inspectors.
The amount of Gold in the Treasury is s95, 1871
1856, of which ST, 739, go is held on certificates.
In the diplomatic circles here, the threatened
Spanish revolution is the subject of interesting
speculation, with strong impression of its pre-
liability, from complications with Portugal
The receipts from Customs for the week ending
Saturday were 81, O9S, 1879.
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EMP DSTs
From the Porto Wilmington, v. c., for Ire 'ceek
emitting Dec q, 1856.
COASTWISE.
New YORK 1893 bbls spirits turpentine $3.50
do rosin $50 do. tar; GA bales cotton 3, 3S4
bushels pea nuts +; CT do rough rice % do. flax
seed; 7,164 feet lulnber 400 juniper slaves 2
bbls. old metal 1872 bbls. soap stone 62 pkgs.
mdZe.
PHrLADELPHIA.-182 bbls. spirits turpen'ine
275 do. crude turpentine TAO do. rosin so do
tar, 81 bales cotton 100 9O7 feet lumber 562
bushels pea nuts /; 125 empty bills; pkgs. mdze.
FOREIGN.
PORT AU PRINCE 3 bbls. rosin do tar; 5 do.
pitch 70, 1853 feet lumber ice, 100 shingles.
GREEN TURTLE CAY.-37,5 $40 feet lumber $780,
500 shingles.
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Markets..
New YORK, Dec. 26-6 P

| NEW YORK, Dec. 26-6 Z. III.
Gold 1919. Five-twenties 1853 Seven-thirtes
1044; New Elves 1913; Tennessee's cog! ; Mssouris
924. Cotton is dull at 335@25 cents-sales of 7O(
bales Flour is decining-sa of $50 bbls South
| ern at $11@$16 so. Wheat is dull. Corn l cent
| higher. Oats heavy. Whiskey dull. Pork lower
sales of 1890 b5ls; new mess $2O@$20 so SIS 62@
| $40 25 for old mess closing at SIS IS cash,
and $170$17 so for prime Beef is heavy-heel
hams are frmer-sales of 2 0 bbls at S29@s35.-
Bacon is dull and heavy. Dressed Hogs are heavy
at 74@63 cents. Wes.ern and City cut Meats are
dull-saes of 100 packages at 901O cents for
Shoulders, and 10012 cents for Hams. Lard is
dull and heavy-sales Of 800 bbls. at 110l124 cts.
p IT, for old and new. Butter and cl eese are qui
ct. Oil-Linseed is dull at 81 31@51 33. Navai
Stores are quiet at 70@71 for Spirits Turpentiue,
81 5GGls u for kosln. hlce-Jaroiins Is qliet
9t094 cents u to. Coffee is lower-saleS of 900
bags Rio on private terms; Laguayra is in model =
ate request-sales of $50 bhds Cuba at 81 cents t.
h. Moa ses is dull-sales of 80 bbls. N. o. at rs
go cts. Wool is steady with fair business doing
The money market is active at 6@7 u cent for
call. Foreign Exchange is dull at 109@1094.-
American Gold for first class Bankers bills is de-
cidedly lower, opening at 1881 and declining to
1913 and closing at 1919. Government stocks are
dull and shade easier. Freights dull at SD @4d.
for grain 10 Liverpool per sailing vessel.
CINCINNATI, Dec 26-6p NJ
Flour and Wheat are dull and unchanged. Corn
duh and cent lower. Whiskey dull at 50 25.-
Hogs opened active at 81 25@s7 Co. but closed
dull with the advance lost Receipts for two days
1000 be I'd. Provisions dull; mess Pork $40 500
$40; hulk meats Il, 901OI; green meats 6, 8993
cents 2 ID. Lard dull at 113@114 cents y b.
God FL
BALTIMORE, Dec. 26-6 P. M.
Corn heavy; Prime White and Yellow SO cents
receipts 900 bushels. Flour very dull with
a Ceclning tendency.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26-6 P. M.
Tobacco is nominal and unchanged. In hemp
ana cotton nothing has been done. Flour is
steady and unchanged. Wheat is firm-buyers
stantiiag off. Corn is dull and lower at 80086
ce.ts or new. and So cents for choice old white
Oats Lave declined to 66969 cents. Provisions
dull a I'd unchanged. Lard fat at 115@112 cents
" the tierce, and 131 cents by the keg. Sugar
qr Robustness small and confined almost entirely
to Louisiana, which sells from first hands at 100
10 cents for fair and fully fair and 140145 cents
for Certified sWhiskey dull at 50 Is. Hogs are
inactive at Sc 250s6 50-most of the packers are
out Of the market until after new year.
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Dec. %
State Of North Carolina. Sampson
COuGty,

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, 1866.
Joseph Stewart Original Attachment,
W. W. Dudley Levy on Personal Property,
IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court
i h w. " Du iley, the de1 nddnt in this at
tachment so absconds or concesls himself that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him. 1t is hereto o ordered that advertisement
be made in some newspaper, Tor the space I six
ward. plead, answer demur, or alignment pro
conteSsO, will be eDtered against EiT. and the pro-
perry sold to satisfy the plaintiff demand. true
copy from the minutes.
w A. MATHIS,
Clerk Of County Court.
Dec. % 47-6W
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Dec. %
State of North Carolina, Sampson
County.

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1866.
James Moore, Original Attachment
w. W. Dudley. Levy on Personal PropertyS
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court
i that w. w. Dudley, the defendant in this at
tachmeDt so absconds or conceals himself that the
ordinary pro ess Of law cannot be served upon
him. 1t Is therefore ordered that advertisement
be made in me newspaper, for the space OF Six
weeks. notifying the said defendant to come for
ward plead answer demur, Judgment, pro
confesso will be entered agains him. and the pro-
perty sold satisfy the plaintlfs demand. A
W. A. MATHIS.
Clerk of County Court.
Dec % 47-6w
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 26-Noon.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec 26-Noon.
On account Of the absence OF Justice Grier, who
is to deliver opinion on the decision of the Su-
preme Court in the test oath case It was not deliv-
cred this morning, and as the Court adjourns for
holiday, to Thursday, it is the opinion that it is
not expected till the Monday following.
There has been 10 decision on The application
for writ of habeas corpus in the case ofDrs Mudd
confined at the Dry Tortugas. Tt is stated that
Chief Justice Chase doubts the jurisdiction Of the
Court in the matter. ii the Court delays decis-
ion, application viii be made to the Executive TO
release the prisoner rpon the decision of the Su-
premo Court i'll the Indiana conspiracy case.
Policeman Williams halted two suspicious men,
at four O'Clock this morning, when one Of them
shot limit is supposed fatally, The town is full
of burglars.
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Valuable Tract Of Land for Sale.

TIME best n act OF LAND I'm Eastern North
Carolina, ior lis size, will he sold IT the late
re. idence OF George j. Moore, doceased, on the
26 III Day Of January, 1867, Oh credit OF SIX,
twelve, eighteen AID - months, purchasers
giving bonI and approved securities.
The abuve land is s!tuaed three miles nom
Marlboro and In,ly iii d pots on me VII
three hundred a q ej. a. 81, 5 OF splendid land
sold by order ~ Cofrt' ,,s,,,,on,c
Commissioner.
noo * 67-d6t-wta
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WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
BANK NOTE:
State of North Carolina, Sampson
County.

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1866.
- - - 7 - ~''
john d. Bryan. 10y VII ~
TT APPEALING to the satisfaction of the Court
l. t. at John u. Bry II, the defendant in this at
tachment. is an inhabi ant of another State, 80
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him. 1t is the etore ordered that adver-
tisement be made in SOM newspaper, for the
space of si7 weeks notifying the said defendant
to come forward plead, answer or demur, or judg-
ment pro contessO will be entered agains him,
and the land sold to satisfy the plaintiff demand.
A true copy from the minutes.
w A. MATHIS,
| Clerk of County Court.
| Dec. % 47-6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-27
State Of North Carolina, Sampson
County.

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1866.
0ohn A As Original Attachment-Leyy
r., on Land.
1T APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court
i that John d. Bryan, the defendant in this at
tachment is an inhabitant of another State, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him. Ii is therefore ordered that Sdvertise-
ment be made in me newspaper for the space of
six weeks, notifying the said defendant to ONE
forward, plead. answer or demur or judgment, pro
confessO will be entered against him, aud the land
sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demand. true
copy from the minutes. ..
w a. MATHIS,
Clerk Of County Court.
Dec. % 47-6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-27

LARD-The market Is well supplied with Northern,
ich is slow OF sale at 154@16 cents IN bbls, and
163lDl7 cents in kegs. We quote North Carolina
at 1000 cents ID B.---PoRK-The market is
/ somewhat unsettled for Northern and prices vary
almost daily. We refer to table for store quota
meets with ready sale from carts at 12A0ti cents
% ID.
SALT-The market continues to be we'll supplied
and we quote small transactions from wharf and
store at % 459$2 SO % sack for liverpool ground
and 70Go80 cents ID bushel for Alum, cargo OF
$500 sacks was received on Wednesday direct from
Liverpool but it has not yet been sold.
SHINGLES title or no demand, and the mar
ket rules dull for all kinds. We quote common at
So 500S3, and contract at $3.50 20 NJ.
TIMBER-Continues to arrive moderately, and
meets with ready sale at about former quotations.
We quote sales for the week of 12@l5 RATS at
prices ranging within classified figures See Ia
BILE.
Woods brought to market slowly, and sells
readily at fair prices We quote by the boat load
at So 250$3 so Tor ash and pine, and $40$4 90 ~
cord for oak.
FREIGHTS-To coastwise ports rule dull at pre-
sent, and we note only a very small quantity of
country produce Offering shipment. Quite num-
Der of vessels have arrived during the week, and
In consequence there is difficulty experienced
in procuring cargoes readily. We refer to our ia
bic for last rates paid.
Pi,.eSteon Sa,oed L,tnlber-Carso rdtes-per
ZOO feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, 500 90 "a 25 90
Hayti cargoes, 20 90 90 % 90
Full carGoes wide Boards. ........ % 90 a 80 90
=" &C flooring boards, rough % 90 61 90 90
Ship Stuff as per specifcations,.... 80 90 90 90 90
Jeals, Dy,J :.....'......'... - w Np 20 w
Prime River Flooring, ............. IS 90 a 20 90
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WILMINGTON wholesale Prices Current.

Es- 1t should be understood that our quota
tons generally represent the wholesale price. In
filing small orders. higher rates have to be paid.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MAR
kets for the Week ending Thursday,
Dec. 27 1866,

TURPENrINE.-For this article the market ruled
quiet but steady during the early part of the
week, and parcels found sale when offered on mar
ket at previous quotations. On Monday sale
was made at decline of 10 cents on soft, and to-
day Thursday a sale was effected at 81 80 for
yellow dip and 50 Is for hard-with the usual de-
duction for virgin. The quantity coming to mar
ket is quite light and the sales for the week are
as follows:
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGR APH.

REPORTED BY TIE Z. S. AND EUROPEAN NEWS
ASSOCIATION FOR THE JOURNAL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-27

The OpinIon OF Justice Grier the Decis-
ion CT the Supreme Court, IN the Test
Oati, Case, not Dclivercs:-The Case of Or.
EIudd. Sc.
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/. A Resolution in regard to the message
of the Governor and the report of the Pub
lie Treasurer. (RequeSts the Governor tC
have printed, in advance OF the meeting OF
the General Assembly, sufficient number
of his message to supply each member with
ten copies, and two hundred for the Exc
cutive Department and the Public 1reast,r-
er a like number Of his report
2 A Resolution to amend resolution
passed at the present session of the General
Assembly. $50 amends the above resolution
as to include tie report OF The Comptroller
and any other report that may be necessary
to have printed
3. A Resolution in favor Of the Sheriff
of CASTOR county. Allows SAID Sheriff
until February Isl, 1867, to make report of
taxes to Public Treasurer
4. A Resolution providing for the print
ing of certain ordinances. (Reqnres the
Secretary of State to have al the ord1-
nances of 1860 G6, now III force, printed
with the laws of lSo6-'o7.)
5. A Resolution in relation to the tax on
Cotton. Instructs the Attorney General
of n G. to inquire into the Legality OF the
tax of 3 cents per 10. on cotton imposed
Inv an ACT of the Congress Of the United
States.)
6. A Resolution authorizing tie Gov
ernor to accept the aid protfered by the
United States government. (Requests the
Governor to communicate with the chair
man Of each County Court in the State
and ascertain the extent OF distribution Ill
each county, and report to the Chief OF the
Freedmen S Bureau, in this otate, aud for
each county i make provision to p.S ex-
penses of transportation Of supplies as re-
ceived for tie poor AID destitute.)
7. a Resolution rejecting the proposed
amendment as the fourteenth article OF the
Constitution of the United States.
8. A Resolution concerning the per diem
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While physician was working over a
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the streets of GAINESVILLE, it was found ne,
cessary to remove eleven pairs of stocking
legs and one pair of hose before he could
restore calculations through her pedel ex'
tremitieS.
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-14
Extraordinarx vehicle.

r a colored man drove through the
streets Of Richmond last Saturday in an
open one-horse carriage, made wholly of
broom straw, with the exception of wheels
and running-g gear. The wheels were
sawed out of solid timber, measured eigh-
teen inches in diameter, and revolve glibly
on their well-lubricated axles. The shafts
and harness consisted of light material,
tastefully adjusted; the body, being with
out top or cover, three feet in length, and
perhaps two feet in width, consisted en-
tirely of straw interviewer with osiers, in
very compact and artistic manner, with
a seat Of the same material in the hinder
part, and just large enough to admit a
man,
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