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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-25
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S4aat 9eunefies
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RafbutIie, Tenns. &. Dctsbu 1876.
IN bic eberifIS 6er eoutIties: Gmiif Il Samnsr in
befaetem Etadfe nieintn eruB.
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bere9tigef n Sbrtm Gpnntp habfh beridtet, oob iie
bic NegtiHd Ton perpouldnoiGt taben uHb baber bes
iebe - Sbnen, am fften Gage bes 9Ronots 9lppember
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alien d1i:RldSen in ahren Counties, nm na9beM
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bic &eNgnaticn ees Don. Sno. 8. Nnuen entStanben
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ioltes officen befanIt lift un6 Sic modem mir pen
70 @ei6ehenem be fntoiyen xertntr abftntten, ME
Soi9eS enr9 bos 9eieS erioreert in.
Gum Seaenib hierfir babe i'd biernnter
i. S.: meine @amehsentq ttrift geiest nnb be-
-. fobieg say srs hre6e StaatsfieaeI atta6irt
wirb. Sosaef9eben in Eepdrtemert Az
RaibpiHe ON 1iten 9as hes ROnots October 1866.
sssis Sess 0oaDsrusuS a. O. s3-pw.fpD.
z. q. 6Iet&er, Staatsietretdr.
2oet bfnou.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-25

ss-re 1EeS11tp$Eep1rtement. rza,
HaihDitte, Eenu., 1. OctpAsr 1856. =,
An ben Sberih Don RarfbaH Gounta in be5ostein
Gra1te metnen 0rus: - J = -
3ierHit befehIe i@ Sbaen in Sbrem County BE
Sd5lurnen gEoiinep rN6 s4BabIen an aIIen BabtpTds
ten am 1fen 9oee 6es Wonats RoDember abiubdIten,
lne nn9afnF Gle 8ehSrtoe 9eotia IN geieSuidbiaer
Gorm geceben baben, einen @epr6fentdnteii fir Bic
len, bic bnr9 bic RegnntioIt SeS Son. 81 u. steele
enttannen ~, ebenf0 ane @utnnsen ia fen, bic in
&oHntps, Stitritts ODER MunisipaIz emter ucrieaei
ME Sbnen fol9es fEfeEE betaRat i-ifyb sic soIe
len mir pom 10 Geihebenem bic f@uLhieen Beri6te,
abftatten, mic SoE4ss eur bas 9efeS erfcr6ers ia.
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= s.. 9omensunteridrift biernnter aeiett uHb
:......: befohlen, bas bas erobe Stantsiegd dttds
). dirt pire. so gef6eben i'm Teporferte1a
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Sur ben goHpernelr; 9B @. 8rpwnIotp. ) !
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-25
1866.
1866.

~Gpfar's RAttenpeFtt9aer lift einfa9 Nj,
sefdbrIi6 anS i5sr, Der bette Rattenpertilser,
dbsngir ie sefeben baben. Sepe Rdtte, bic e FnSe
frist g unb mus fterben nnb sDnr eerp6bnIif
einem glafe, mel1er BON BEN etttfernt it, Sas
Bite binseFfeHt fDurbe" taate ebore. gsi6ignn,
Rirrsr.) Sisss Goaar's Obiss antHMSisnng.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-25
4yat. q. @fefbermaeberfn.

: SKA ,Iein Glen nnb Rate Dpuabtertu laAen ibre
Sreunbe atbtiingspoH Elm, tbren 8crrdth ppr
yuBldchen nttc Mrbe- Nrtitellt
in ihrem 9aoen, Nr. 81 goHeeeftr., Ode unc @ou ,u
eraminireIt. wnielbi e AND mooernes gIeiberz rilh
s9erferligen .beiorgen iperben. 9ie Patronage
E 5 gubIituinS Ipir6 etbetat. f8S in
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-25
ISi]6ne Sta6t- Oteii6ellSfn
sa,ilmb BaMtaellen. ..sI
atifs spfites ssafs u m a 1
sert bODIIe 9ylantotiOns ,tnbl
a5anmsDptIe 2dnNereien.

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WaHep befebenb In ttnf9en dntexft IDinfdenes
uettfpt Detlafphftten, for H1ekns unb @eiddftss
bdMe In Der Gtnbt Rdi9riue ebenfoHs cine Der ieis
tfeH aain'po nvns pantations an gRiFippi nit an,
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Il ahHgs.aaaaI or. I'D. o. Reanep. Grec.ltor. 4
100 f!R Ges nhtan u iGaertgfrs ylaibDius. I
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WrpfIainatipm
@ouherneurs aes ,Stnatess Senne6ee
Stddt fenneiIee, o.
Greentius Sspartement,

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Stdnt TenneiIee, d.
a Greeltip Sspartement, -
RafbpilIe, Eenn., 4. October 1866. 2
3 Nm ben ssssEif BON 0ilss Gountp, IN bsiaeem
Staote meinen gru6: d
Der gontmtfsonef filr Sic @egiftiruns Der etinnni
berebtigten tH Strem GeilHfp bat berldts6 bds er
bic &egratoH uerpouadn6iat babe unh bak Der befebe
10 Shpeu, am 1iten Saae pes @pnafs Ropember bic
9Bnbhrner ~ ofnen unb g1dblen an alien 9Idten in
Sbsem 0snnt1 ab5abaltsn, Ane ndebbem sic geb5rise
Gotti IN eefesmdeiger 6erm aegeben baksn, einen
4eprdfeHanten fir bic General Aifenbtu hiefes
Stuates sn erpdkIen, I'M STE gaeaAt III fldsn Ste
hnr9 ete HeiigHdtoH bss 9oft5G 0s6pdp entitans Il
ben q ebsnfe ale saeanaeB o. fleFsy he in Genus
S9nsn fDt4es offsteH befdnnt IL - hftb Gse pollen
tr rcH % BITE f1nIbieen Nsttse abtt6ts
tsts ple 5pgbes hasEcb boS 0eieA erfqrAeFtihe I'm
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10. 81. lalnensantef Drift tttEiitteref unS be-
81: NJ !. . eRlen, bet oas erpee Gt6msfeeet attalhirf
u a7g1 iBire. SO aeg4eten jme Heperaeurknf ~
RefbpiGe am titen Tags bee Nonqts 6cfobsf 1850. 6
SIR ben gpausrnear %. 20. 8rrpuIpw.f
rs. Slst6er, staaisietr. soct1fnop
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1865

Sailswtrtbs, bic nit i1nsesiefer ireenS etner II
sepIast iinS, mSeen MIR Goftar's GgterminatOi
ssbrah5ens tasir 4nbsa eieies @itteI ueriubt uni
IS rel 70 gut aus Ses mir Is ftets sebrqnben mir
ben, aud tpenn cine Dor SIS tOftete. mir perfut5.
ten tBiftes, aber, re baIfeu nidts, bod Goftar's
Grterminafor t6ptet RatteIt, Rduie, S6aben, amei.
fen lnS gsdnssn in srSssrer s9neaisfeit. oils NH
e. nieberiarsbsu fSnneu, usberau miro es per
Ianet. sWtbiua, Ohio 9Usetts-r ras sss.
siebe Gg!tar's 6biss Nutiinsisu'-s. 80
Bes .gerispit in RaBpiGe, Sean., bel anea9rus
aifter unb oGnolsrn, iii 44Rt
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'NrDfladaatiSit NJ.
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re- : ~ dtPp e 1eun, 1. October 1866.
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Ger Gommifiiou iir bic RegtitrtrRne Ser Gtimus
bere9tgten in Shrem County bot beritet hob e. bic
8egtfrotten perooudheigt babe uub 6Gher befebIe 10
9hnens am 1iten fage bes Rpnnts 4opember bic
8ahlnrren ~ 5fnen snn6 8obIen an alien Bohtplas
sen IN SIREN Gonntp absubalten, une nacthem Sic
eehort9e Hotiten IN eeefm6biger Sorni eegeten bas
ben, etner 8eprdientanten fur bic 9eufraIsAhembIp
oieies Staotes ~ erwdhIen, INN HE gaeas ~ fiiuen
bic esrrb einen 4eibub bes stepyafeBfanfen 6auies
erfoleten Anspbun9 6es 4Ieoont 9sillaaIs enfitans
ben 1T ebeftfo ale goeanaer ~ flen, se In Gouns
tpt Sttrtt o6er Dnniepnlen aemterR perIieaeu Ipie
Shnen fol4es offcieH befafht 1T = uiib sic pollen
min non 70 @ei9ebenem bic iRIbieen Beridte a6itats
teas ME 5oides Snrtb aas gefeS erforbert 1T.
p -.--..- Gum 9euqnis hierfiir babe ebnaeiue Ras
Il s. nietIsnnt' rf4rift bieraiter eeiesf unh bes
tpblenS eaB eas grobe @taafsfS ael attadbilt
-. nib. 80 aef4e1en i'm Eepartententi "
aafbDine an ifsn EGge ess Rofais Dtio5sT 1856
SIR ben GonSernag sid K8,@- BrppuIeu.
u. s. SIet@er, Stoatsiefretar. 2oct stuou.
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Il i Gpuperiieurs hsS Staates Iennsllee.
y &tts3t LII $.e4aa. II IL
GTeeutiD< Department,

eTeeu1p< Departement,
9afbutlIe, 9enn., L October 1866
I'm bic 5serifTs Der Gounties: Bentpn unS Dunn.
phreps in beinatem Staatt meinen grus:
Die eeHmttippers fnr bic eelftri saae fer Stimm=
bere6hetea in Sbreh 9ountfes 6aben feri6iet hds re
Die Rtgiiration perpoIitdnbet baben nnS ooter be-
teble 10 Sbnen, an 1iten 9o9e beB Ronats 4opems
Der bic Bd1lHrnen ~ 6hnen une sRahien an alien
benz Sic seh6rise &eitsin seTesmdsaer Sorn aeaeben
haben, etnen $epr fentanten fur bic GSnerulz9eEs
blq biefes Staates 81 erwdblen unb bic gocant ~
tlaen, bic enr6 einen Bei6us oes &eprGfemtontsns
9onics erfoieten ausitofnne hes Senrp S. MarobIe
entitnneen 1T; ebeufo ale 8acansen an flGen bic i'm
Gonntp, 9iitrit poer RnnicipoIen Nemterrr poreaea
pte S5nen fOlGes oiEeien betannt 1T -unS Sic mol
abtutten, uie SOIes eurd 6as Geies erfsreerIi it,
-. Bum 9eusnis bisrfar babe Id meine
LIS: aUmsnsf%riit bisrantsr seiest anS befob.
- mire. 80 aeihebsn i'm 9epar ement an
RofbuiHe am 1ften Gage bee Rpnats October 1856.
= SIR StnGehnerasael ! ESQ. BrpnnIDp.
ASS Iet9er. Staatsieiretdr. 2oet bfnou.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

picture-which, as yet, he has only talk
ed about
As for my other nephew, Peter Finch,
he views all things in SO sagacious and
selfish way, and is so certain to get on
in life, that | should only insult him By
offering an aid which he does not require;
yet from his affectiopate uncle and entire
iy-as testimony Of admiration for his
mental acutencss, | venture to hope that
he will accept bequest of five hundred
pounds towards the completion of his ex-
tensiye library of law books"
How Patsr Finch stormed, aud called
names-ho John Meade broke into a
dclirium OF joy-how Mary Sutton cried
first and then laughed and then cried and
laughed together. All these matters |
shall not attempt to describe. Mary Sut-
ton is now Mrs. John Meade and her hus
band has actually begun the great histo-
rlcal picture. Peter Finch has taken to
diseountiDg bills, and bringing actions on
them, and drives about in his brogham
already.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

king he was sent on mission to the Holy
Land, sud thus escaped death.
In the sitting Of the Royal Academy
of Medicine, in 1927, paper was read by
Mr.. Chauncey Chantouruelle, on the dan
ger Of hasty inhumations' This led to a
discussion in which NJ Desgenettes stated
that he had heard from Mr. Thouret,
who had superintended the remains of
the cemetery and tho Charuel-house des
Innocnns, that many skeletons had been
found in positions showing that the indi-
viduals had moved in their collins.
Mr. Thourot was 50 much struck with
the revelation that he caused a clause to
be Inserted in his will respecting his own
interment.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10

ed upon him with redoubled v..olen ,e.-
He kicked from his feet both his shoes,
in sight of the speetators--to set ut
naught, as was supposed some prophecy
that he would die with them on aud ad-
dressed the assembled crowd in the fol-
lowing words: 81 am this day to be
married to the gallows tree, by suffering
in the manner of many Of my ancestors;
and | am extremely glad to see such a
number of the respectable people at my
Wedding A number of the band at
tended the execution, and when his body
Was returned to them, they oil kissed it
with great affection, and held the usual
like wake over it
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-10
NUMBER 43

the 500 distant wife of the former. Had
the matter been brought under litigation
whose would have been the loss2 Fortu.
nately the good Pastor had no thought Of
such an alternative. He felt compassion
i0r the poor man, Who gained a precari.
Gus living by his labor; apd as he, on the
s'ntrary was rich enough to bear the
injury, he bore it alone. ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03
Cotton Gins,
MANUFACTURED BY
w. C. CLEMONS, BROWN & CO.,
COLUMBUS, GA.

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 dUeng agents. parties wishing
Gins will confer favor by sending in their orders at an
early day, owing to the demand, shall be unable
to keep stock in the hands of our local agents. as
practice before the All business transac-
tons being reduced to cash. sales will be made
on the basis of ready pay.
Our Gins well known to require any special no.
tice commentator believe they unrivaled in
the chief points of excellence which go make up SUI
perior machine, namely Speed, light drdugh 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 can be done, recommend them in pre-
insufficient power is used they will not do well as the
single Gin.
Messrs. DEROSSET & CO., Wilmington, n c., are our
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 ($5 per Saw at the Factory and five dollars
for each Gin will only be charged to purchasers for trans
portatIon to this point.
Wilmington, N. c., May [, 1866
Wadesboro Argus Charlotte Times and Democrat, Sails
bury Banner Greensboro Patriot Tarboro' SOutherner
Gods boro News Wilson North Carolnian publish week
y two months, and week in daily papers for
time, and send bills to Journal Office Immediately.
...... ..... l821aw2nl-13-2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03

Ros1N-There is change of consequence to report in
The market for has been almost entirely negec-
ted and with the exception of SO bills Tuesday at 81
no other transactions have been reported. There is
no demand at present, and above quotations are
are therefore unable to give quotation For Pale and
No. there brisk demand from buyers during the
offered For the past day two the demand has become
checked and buyers refuse to operate unless at lower
prices there however, only small stock in first hanGs.
We quote sales 91S bbs at S. Sc 7 ST. 81 5O@s8 for
No 49, So Is So 80 for Pale, and S. "a Sc for Opaque,
TAR.-Contnues to be brought to market very slowly
and rules quiet at former quotation Only 1914 bbls.
BEEF CATrLE-The market is rather better supplied
with beeYeS and only light demand g at one
cents y ID for net meat, as in quality.
BEEswAx.-Sells slowly at 80 q 50 cents u II.
qury the market poorly supplied with good quail
y We quote second hand at 50 IS a 50 for lots they
each, according to quality.
CorToN-The advices received from Liverpool at the
of closing review Thursday last reporting
decline prices materially affected the market here
the early part Of the week impossible to make
and transactions reported to Tuesday; that
day. however, there enquiry and two small lots
the market closing dull To-day Wednesday, buyers
disposed to operate further unless at lower figures
and are offering 26 cents for middng, which holders
are unwilling to accept at present the market therefore,
closes unsettled and quotation might offer would
be merely nominal.
Corn MEALS in moderate supply, and sells from the
granaries at 81 30 % bushel
EGGS-Seu from carts at 30 cents Il Dozen
FEATHERs--Are dull of sale at 500155 cents q b.
FLouR-The market is rather rmer for Northern brands
than reported last, thong have quotable
change to make prices There is full supply deal
hands, and quote sales from store during the week
at prices ranging from So to So 80 for ne So Is to $40
superne and $40 to s14 u bbl for family according to
quality.
GRA1N-The Corn market rules about the same as re-
ported last review moderate enquiry exists, but
the stock in dealers hands is fully adequate to supply the
demand We note the receipt for the week of about II 900
SnfyY at
and Of tine balance quote small sales from wharf and
vessel i'll lots to suit, at 81 10 to 81 IS bushel as in
quantity and in fair supply,
and there only retail business doing Last cargo sale
at 60 cents ~ bushel-PEAs-There is only mod
supply dealers hands, and the market rules firm
We quote Cow at 81 05 81 10 by the quantity and
lots from at 81 Is 6p 81 as % bushel.RICE-
Clean is in limited request and only small business do
ing in Carolinaat IA 151 cents q b. by the cask in
quality s1} 7a-7 ~ -es
GuaNo-The market is moderately supplied by recent
arrivals and present there is only light demand We
continue former quotations from store Peruvian $40
Pacific $685. and E. F. Goes Superphosphate OF Lime 500
f9 ton.
HAy-The market is oversocked by recent arrivals Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03
WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET

List of Vessels in the Port of Wilmington N, c..
May g. 1866.
STEAMSHIP
Starlight Pedrick, ldg. N. Y H. NJ Barry
briggs
(Br.) VIM. Tucker, Cooper, ldg. up,
o. G. Parsley Co.
Nameaug, Leank, dis, do.
Virginia, Lindsey. dis, Harriss & Howell.
SCHOONERS.
Volta, Sears, wig, Harrjss & Howell.
White Squat, Adams, dg. Phil, do.
Gear, Hammond, ldg. st. Domingo, do.
J. H. Burnett, Wilson, ldg. N. Y, do.
Neptunes Bride, Crowell, rdy, n. Y, do.
O. NJ. Petit Clark, dis do.
Ben, Brown, ldg. N. Y, Murray & Murchson.
Frank Walter, Corson dis, W. B. Fanner.
Robert Healy, MITCHELL dis, Russell a. Ellis.
Mary Steadman, Pierce, dis, do.
D: W. Sanders, Weeks, dis, Worth & Daniel.
Ridgewood DerTicksOn, dis, do
Il. W. Brown, Adams, dis, do.
Eugene, Bray, ldg. Boston, do.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03

Northern and rules quite dull at decline on former quo
ons About 1880 bales have been received for the week.
81 80, and $50 do. at 81 65 y 100 slast being at
LlMENThe market is well supplied, and we quote only
small sales at 81 to 50 25 ~ cask.
MoLAssEs-No change to report in prices. There is a
full stock market and refer to table for quota
tons.
PEA NUTsOnly few scattering lots have been brought
in by CARTS and sold at 50 40 to 81 SO % bushel.
PoTAToEs-The supply of Irish is light but we notice
merely retail dcmand.se from store at So 5Oas3 rs
y bbl Sweet sell at 81 80 to 50 u bushel.
POULTRY market is very poorly supplied, and pr
each.
Provisions N. c. cured Bacon there is better en-
shade quotations Thursday last The receipts for
the past week two have been very light and confined
hands. We quote small sales at Is cents for hog round
and 100 20 cents ID. for hams. Western is in moderate
shoulders and 17!018 cents y ID. for sides-LARD is
also in better demand and prices advancing. We quote
North Carolina at 1920 cents 70 tb-PoRK- North
ern is in fair supply and quote only small sales from
store at quotations in table. ....-
sALTThere is merely retail enquiry and the market
continues to be well supplied We quote from store at
50 g so sack for Liverpool ground and 60 q 60 cents
p bushel for alum.
SH1NG1Es.-Little no demand for shipping and the
mar ket rules dull We quote common at 50 so a 49, and
contract at 81 so 90 IS y NJ as in quality.
TIMBER-Has been brought to market sparingly since
last, but notice RATS still unsod
There is only light demand at present. and mllowners
uses We refer to table for quotations. at which sales
have taken place.
WooD-Is in better demand, and scarce Sells by tho
boat load at 50 for pine and ASH and SO so So Is n
for oak.
FRE1euTs-Are scarce and the market rules quiet We
refer to our table for last rates paid both steamers and
sailing vessels.
Pine Steam Saaced Lmnber-Cargo rates-er 900 feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba Hayti cargoes $50 90 % 81 90
Full cargoes wide Boards 1e 80 co al 90 90
=" g flooring boards, rough ....... 81 90 a 80 90
Ship Stuff as per specifications 80 90 6l 40 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
RaFaicrb An1,i1 9th 1890
SCHEDULE A.


1. The word sperson" in section 2, schedule A. i'll
cludes corporations, which ''artilcial persons"
taxation by their no other corporations
must list their employees subject to poll tax and pay the
ployeos.
2: A puts B in house AS plantation without any
definite lease They work together and gets part OF
the crop. is liable for BIS If refuse list him.
the list taker must notify the Sheriff. who viii inform the
also, and can collect out of him.
INVESTED.
B. The interest State bonds issued before 23rd of
February 1861 is not taxable SUCH After is eolle
T. citizen of n dies, leaving will-citizen of New
Jersey takes out letters of administration with the will
vate debtors in New jersey not subject to taxation
this State.
s. If "A owes $1,000, but is only able to pay $500,
must list $500 solvent debt. The proper question for
the tax payer is suppose my debtor to propose COM
a TGad ats for The ed value
gloomy fears to the future condition of the State be-
cause OF the results OF OF nos
lar conjectHres not sufficient to warrant such credit
being returned as insolvent
The salary of minister of the gospel received for his
ministerial duties is exempt but if minister engages in
secular business this salary is not exempt.
T. The salary tax is only actual receipts in money
moneys worth. If ST. 500 promised and only $500
ceived money moneys WORTH in the year preceding
of the salary, il received will be listed in 1867.
INCOME.
g. Income derived from property invested in another
No. 12.)
SCHEDULE 3,
BROKERS.
g. The Revenue act far it is retrospective, is
unconst itutional It is not post acto law
post fdctO being defined to be retroactive law of
criminal nature.
TO- Sec g. Schedule B, was intended to apply to those
agents who make it business mot exclusive, but in the
nature of regular busness) to deal for brokers'
purchase insignificant number of purchases igno-
of the law might conscientousY decline to pay the
tax De q1iainoSs curdt lea. This exposition per
haps more favorable to the agent than the words of the
law admit but is believed to be the spirit.
MEDICINES.
H. Under Sec. "a, Seized. b. Revenue Act, if sells
patent medicines to and sells the same to G, both
and B. pay per cent. the Sales and on each
seller must pay ten per cent.
ITINERANT BOOK SELLERS. .y# =. ---.a.
H. Persons selling books MAPS &C., agents OF 9th
but their procs if equal to $780, mus be
listed income"
IS. merchant opens q store in town, bona tide in
tending to adopt it permanent location he s not to be
deemed peddler under proviso N sec: ~ OF the ev
act even from disappointment in his e1pectatit
shortly removes his goods. 1t the merchant opens
store with the intent to remove his goods which int Mt
is carried effect when the first rush of business is
over and when he thinks he sell more probably els
where he is deemed peddler The Sheriff rnust decN .e
each case according to the facts
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EXPORTS

EXPORTS
From the Port Of Wilmington, N. c., ~ The Week ending
May q 1866.
To New YoRK283 bbls spirits tpentine; 667 crude
urpenne 2279 do rosn 431 do tar; % do pitch;
bales cotton; do yarn; do sheeting $50 bushels pea
nuts 220 feet lumber 1850 bars ron bales osnaburgs
33 empty barrels; pkgs fur; Is do mdze.
To PHIADELPHIA.-4 bbls spirits turpentce; IT'S do
rosn 100 do tar 6450 feet lumber; g. 83 feet timber
26 900 shingles 5000 juniper bolts; 4,668 slaves.
To BALTIMoRE.-3O5 bbls spirits turpentine; III do
rosn Is bales cotton; So bushels pea nuts 900 feet
lumber; % tons old iron; pkgs mdze.
70 NEwPURYPoRT Mass bbls spirits turpentne 5 do
tar; SO do pitch; 200 900 feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
To DEMARARA-136,O 600 feet lumber; 5000 slaves.
To BARBADoEs.-73,30C feet lumber; 1000 slaves.
To PORTO RICo-126, 500 feet lumber
To ST. MARKS, HAYTI.-138, 900 feet lumber; 900
shingles. 1872
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03
Markets..

New YORK, May 2.
Cotton closed firm with sales OF 900 bales at 80 cents.
Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat quiet, and advanced 10l2 cents
Corn declined @ L cent
Pork.-Te Pork market excited and quotations
higher.
Sugar steady.
Coffee dull
Naval Stores quiet but firm Spirits Turpenine S75D90
cents y gallon Rosn IS 125 to SIS q bbl
Gold % per cent. premium.