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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22

One of the passes by which the Pacific
railroad is to cross the Rocky Mountains is
about eleven thousand feet above the sea
level.
Eighty thousand square metres of glass,
or about nineteen and a half English acres,
are needed for the Universal Exhibition
building.
Western grasshoppers bite the tongues of
herds while grazing, making the mouth so
sore they cannot eat, and many have died
in consequence.
A waggish editor says that the streets of
one of the Western cities are to be Lighted
with red headed girls. That chap wants to
hug the lamp posts.
French Bishop, in a sermon. recently
administered philippine to crinoline wear
ers: "Let woman beware" said he, .swhile
putting on their profusive and expensive
attire, how narrow are the gates of Para
disc"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22

Two desperadoes recently attacked a
Brooklyn Express man, while on his way
home at night, bound his legs, threw him
outo his wagon, and decamped with the
whole establishment-loss $500.
In Toronto, on Sunday morning, man
named Cornell threw himself into well
ffty-six feet deep, while laboring under a
neania-potu The cold water proved too
much for him, and he was taken out dead.
John L. Ford, Esq, of Baltimore, has
generously rendered the use of Holiday
street Theatre for the Knights Templar to
meet in the morning of the ceremonies,
and the use of the Front street Theatre for
their banquet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22
EXPORTS

EXPORTS
From the Port Of Wilmington, N. c., for the tceek
ending NoU. 22d, 1866.
COASTWISE.
To New YoRK-896 bbls spirits turpentine f; q
389 do rosin Al do tar 589 bales cotton; do
sheeting 1897 bushels pea nuts IS do faxseed;
pkgs wax; Sc empty bbls; 20 bbls lead; do dried
fruit 81 do potatoes 26 pkgs mdze.
To PHILADELPHIA-248 bbs rosin; It's, 600 feet
lumber 10, 600 shingles.
To BALTIMORE bbls spirits turpentine 497
do rosin SIS bales cotton; $4,000 feet lumber; Is
empty bbls 179 bars IRON
FOREIGN.
To MAYAGUEz, P. R.-152, 061 feet lumber.
To HAvANA-181, 900 feet lumber.
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Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21-6. F

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-6. p. M.
Cotton quiet-Sales of 1900 bales at 34@353
cents. Flour quiet Southern 81 9O@$16 10
Wheat quiet No. 2 Milwaukee 50 2S@s2 35I; Am
Der State So O7@$3 O8. Corn unsettled mixed 81 25
white Western 81 81; white Southern 81 O7@$1 90
Pork steady. Lard heavy. Whiskey steady. COT
fee and rice dull. Naval stores dull and lower
spirits turpentine 1905 cents q gallon rosin 81
@s12 so. Freights-Cotton to Liverpool is more
active and firm at i'd. Seven-thirties, NEW Sc,
ries) 1861 Five-twenties of rs, 1861 New issue
1854. Ten-forties, 1909. Gold 1409.
MOBILE, Nov. 21-6 P. M.
Cotton-sales to day of / 700 bales Low Mid
ding 3O@31 cents; Middling 80 cents. Market
closed dull with downward tendency.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22

There was large and brilliant wedding
party at Galena, Ill, on Thursday evening
last. The immediate parties in interest
were Gen. o. e. Babcock, of Gen. Grants
staff and Miss Annie e. Campbell, daugh-
ter of B. H. Campbell, Esq. Gen. Grant
joined with his entire staff in the following
dispatch to the happy couple ssTo Gen.
and Mrs. Babcock We tender you our
hearty congratulations. - The bridal gifts
Were elegant and numerous, among which
were silver soup ladle and. truflie spoon
from Mr.. and Mrs. General Grant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22
OUR CABLE DISPATCHES.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20-Evening.
Cotton dull and quotations unchanged, the mar
ket closed at 14d for AIddling Upands, with sales
Of 5000 bales. Breadstuffs have advancing
tendency. Wheat is 4d. higher. Flour has ad-
vanced Is. Provisions are easier. Rice advanced
Sd. 016d.
Financial.
LONDON, Nov 20-Evening.
Consols 9O4. Five-twenties 704.
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Situation Wanted.

DY a young man of good experience, as
* ClerL in either Whole safe or Retail Mercan-
tile business. Good testimonials can be furnished
if required. $500. 9 ,,,,,o,,;,,,,
Any merchant or dealer desirous OF employing
reliable honest and experienced Clerk, ard one
who can influence trade, will please address
ny oaii AiA" Xxx,
Harrells Store,
New Hanover Co., n. Q.
No. On 46-2t-42-1r
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M1ssoUR1's RESPONSE. Missouri

M1ssoUR1s RESPONSE. Missouri re-
Spouse to President Johnson's appeal is
twenty thousand majority, at least, against
him. Is he satisfied psf. Louis Neacs.
What mockery of reason and justice is
this You deny the right to vote to 100,
and then claim a majority of 10000. II
YOU had carried your prescription little
further, you might have claimed a unani-
nous vote for Congress. Y. Elpress.
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State of N0rth Carolina,

COLUMBUS COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SessionSAugtst Term,
1866
A0"~ VS. hlnp'0 Original Attachment.
James o. Barefoot. a
ON MOTION, it is ordered by the Court, that
" publication be made for six weeks in the Will
mington Journal, newspaper published in the
city of Wilmington, for the defendant to appear at
this Court, on the second Monday in February,
1867, and replevy or plead to issue, or judgment
by default will be rendered against him.
Teste d. =. HAIGH,
Clerk County Court for
Columbus County.
Nov. % Act
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State of North Carolina,

COLUMBUS COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sesstons-August Term,
1885,
,. A"Dsr' " S sss',. Original Attachment.
ON MOTION, it is ordered by the Court, that
" publication be made for six weeks in the Will
mlngton Journal newspaper published in the
city of Wilmington for the defendant to appear at
this Court on the second Monday in February,
1867, and replevy or plead to issue, or judgment
by default will be rendered against him.
Teste D. p. HAIGH,
Clerk County Court for
Columbus County.
Nov. % 42-6t
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A New Russian Loan.

LONDON, Nov. 20-Eyening.
A new Russian loan of 100000 forins has
been introduced into the market
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OUR MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Abundant Harvest in Odessa.

ADUnUahC FaaFVtSC IN OUtssa.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 21-P. M.
The United States Consul at Odessa writes, I'M
der date of Oct. 9th, that the harvest is near
ly ended and is considered plentiful, and the best
as to quality and quantity for many years. There
is consequently great JOY in all the land, both
among producers and dealers.
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WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET
DIED..

In this city, on the Goth inst, HATTIE ATHA-
LA, youngest child of John G. and Amanda Mil
lis aged dayS
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Marine Intelligence.

Boston, Nov. 21-P. M.
The Steamship Java has sailed. She took out
no specie.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22
BUIST,S GARDEN SEED.

TUSr RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY, CROP
ID of 1866-soayTdnted Cali and get Alnanacs,
with directions for planting. For sale, wholesale
and retail, by W. ID. LlPPIII,
Druggist and Chemist,
90 Market Street.
Nov 81 47-2w-42-3w
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Fenian Trials.

New YORK, Nov. 21-P. M.
special Court will be held in Toronto, on the
10th proximo, to try the balance Of the Fenian
prisoners in that city. Two regiments of infantry
are to be stationed Bedford during the trials OF
the prisoners there.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22

TURPENTINE-Ha as been in better request for
distilling purposes since the close of last
view, and prices have advanced 5000 cents-the
market closing on Wednesday at SIS 20 for virgin
and yellow dip, and 50 60 for hard % $50 lbs. This
Thursday morning the market is not so brisk,
and prices tend downward. The receipts for the
week have been very light as little can come in
from above tide-way, and the sales foot up only
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MAR
kets for the Week ending Thursday, Nov.
22d, 1866.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGR APH
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
DUB MIDDAY DISPATCHES.

Markets,
New YORK, Nov 21-Noon
Gold 143f. Exchange; sixty days, 9, and sight
81 per cent. prem Cotton dull at 81 cents.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

ca 1t should be understood that our quota
tions generally represent the wholesale price In
filing small orders, higher rates have to be paid
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22
The Adoption Of the constitutional Amend
ment by the New York Legislature OPP
posed.
ALBANY, Nov. PIP. NJ

In the Equal Rights Convention to-day, Mr..
Parker, of Pittsburg, offered resolution against
the adoption of the Constitutional amendment by
the State Legislature.
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bers, they have been lost. Many of them were I'M
Doun ia and Poorly printed on bad paper sug
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Since the close Of our last
review there has been little no activity in the
On Monday an advance Of one cent was obtained
on previous quotations, II cents being paid on
that day. and small sales have since taken place at
70071 cents the market, however, closes quiet
at 70 CENTS and but few buyers at this figure. The
receipts both Ey river and railroad are meagre,
and the stock held here is quite small Sales for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22

BEEswAx, Ii 81 @ 80
BEEF CATTLE,
u 100 lbs. 8 90 oil 90
BRICKS,
D M. .12 90 @2O 90
BARRELS, Sp'ts T., each
End hand. 3 so a 4 Is
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Nov, 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23
State Items.

.FRE-This exciting alarm is given as we are going
10 PRESS The kitchen belonging to Mr.. Chaplin on tho
lot near the Female College, was destroyed, with most
of ts contents. We have learned nothing OF the par.
hculars. .-Carolina Spartan.
IMpAovEMENTA-We are pleased to note that I'm.
provements In the way of house building are being
RAPIDLY pushed forward almost every street In Coun.
hands, bid fair to be ornaments to the city. =
It appears to us that the men Of Columbia, notwith
standng their great losses amounting almost to ruin
ara as energetic hopeful and determined could be
desired.
s.There's life In the Richland yet " !"
Z-s [Coluaabia Patriot.
FREEDMAN K1LLED.-We understand that on Sunday
last at the Methodist Church at SpriDghil freedman
WAS shot by Mr. Charles Brtton, from the effects OF
which shooting he died in a very short time AFTER
On Monday last Mr. Britt0n presented hlmsell 10
Ca plain H. Boyce, then commanding the garrison at
this place. and tol him that he was ready to nave ne
matter inquired into and decision made therein 70
which Captain Boyce replied that he did not consder
the case which called for any action on Ms
part and that he thought that Mr.. Brton was amena-
BILE alone to civil court.-Sumser Eetus
GRANITE RAEGE.-The sound of the hammer and
trowel are constantly heard from morning to night
New and elegant stores, to the number of eight or
more will give this range it's former aspect, only
more imposing in appearance. The fine threestory
building of R. G. Anderson Esq, is nearly complete
while some six Others of equal capacity are being
erected by Messrs. Henry Davis and Thomas Davis
The die ssrs. Gregg also contemplate erecting line
will be changed in name. as the ornamental fronts o.
these hand some stores will be of iron.
On the square above this, Messrs. Raws, Ehrick
selby will soon have fine buildings completed. Messrs
Hone at tenhouse are also erecting handsome stores
Ne are Or oeressing in mtia.-ColumbiaP Phena.
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wsTATE OF SOUTH GA 3 OIL, N ssS A.a-..S5
CHARLESTON DIsTR1T-BY GEORGE BU1BY, Rsq.s
Ordinary aKo. q. GOODRICH. Of Ohazless: >
ton, Merchant mado suit 70 to grant Kim Letters 81
Administration Of the Estate and Effects Of ANN
GORDON RouLArN, Minor, late q. .0hsrlssson. g
These are therefore, to cite and admonish 81 ana ans
GORDON Rou1Am deceased that thsy be a1d sppeaf
before me- In the Court Of Ordinary 70 be held o.
Charleston, on the 9Th day Of July, publ
eahon hereof ati1 O'Clock in the soreaoon, 70 show
cause, any they have why the aaad Administration
should not be granted. g .st5s2
Given under my hand. this .22d day of June. Anns
Donnini 1883. GEORGE BUST,
june a. % Judge 81 Probatss.
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NOTICE MONTHS AFTER
date applicat will be made to the South Carolina
Railroad Company and Southwestern Railroad Bank,
in behalf of the Estate of W. O. GATEwooD, deceased,
for renewals Of three Certificates Of Capital Stock in
said Institutions, the originals having been lost mis-
laid viz No. 13 for 80 shares and No. 2640 for shsres
standing in the of W. O. GA7EwooD and No. 1868
for II shares, standing In the Of W O. aArEwooD,
in trust for children Of SARAH P. R1aHroN.
MADELINE N. GATEWOOD, -
May % my23je23 jy23* Administrative.
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Late Markets.

ou1oAao. June 18-Flour active and Is to goo higher
snrne extras SO $l1 co. Wheat dull at an advance
Of to 4o sales at 81 u to for No st the open.
Ing closing nominal at 81 Y for No and 81 10 Tor No
Closed at 67o for No Oats steady at advance Of
to *; sales at ss to s4c for No y and 80 to s2o
1xo on corn to Buffalo, Receipts900o bbs -four 50 600
bush wheat 24s 600 bush corn "a 900 bush oats Ship
ments-bOO0 bbls -four 600 bush wheat 24s 600 bush
corn, III, COO bush oats.
PHJLApELpH1A, June 1s-Business unsettled In Phil.
adephia The sudden and unexpected advance in gold
has surprised every and has mpletely unsettled
the val1es Of MERCHANDISE There Is nothing doing In
cotton or petroleum. Flour is feverish Wheat unset.
tled Corn rm sales 1000 bushels yellow ct to 81 o.
Whskey dull; sales Of PennBylvana at Al to "a 26,
and Ohio at q 28 TO 50 49,.
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=. sss5k SPECIAL
10 ORPHAN HOUSE oHApE
!. oEAuDIus MILLAR tMethodhtl wl perform pi3
vine .service in this Chapel To.Aot7ow
instant, at O'Clock. u June 2S1a Sa
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In TIE GOLDEN AGE OF a1RLHooD preserve The beauty
of the teeth with sozoDoNT and then when the hair is
silvered and the eyes dmmed with years, the mouth
will still reveal two gittering Of unsuled ivory.
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New York Market

New YoRK, Juno 22.-GoId WE E1cuaHBe' va
Cotton dull at SO to AGO.
LATER.
Nrw YORK. June %. Flour duh. and declined 10 to
1h ots Southern 10 to so cts: Wheat declined TO
cts Sales unimportans. Corn declined to ots. Beef
steady Pork heavy. Sales of 1900 bbls Mess at SS2A
to s92,S1. Lard dull Whiskey dull. Cotton dull
Sales 1000 bales at ss to 4o Sugar dull. Coffee dull
Gold 4eX. Five.Twenties 8A; 6eyen-Thirties, az.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Congressional.

WASHINGTON June 27.--The Senate was engaged to.
dsy in the consideration of the Tax BILL The House
devoted its entire session to the consideration Of the In
dian Appropriation BILL
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The Spanish feet has withdrawn from the Pacific, un-
able to make any impression upon the obstinate South
Americans The defeat at Oaao disastrous but 1t
did not prevent the publication Of the following bonn
bastic dispatch which appears in the official paper a
the insults offered to the Spanish flag by the Republics
of Chill an Peru, which was the cause of the lombard
ment of Valparaiso and the glorious combat at Callao
has been withdrawn from the Pacific, and the Supreme
Government has directed the forces to proceed to
devious where the Admiral will receive further inBtruc
'l0ile' miguel yERDEaUER MEsTRE. Secretary"
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loomnun1ttAr1
The .Days of Yore'' Professor e ae Thorn .. as.

The ssnava Of YOre'sX f0fesG0F lTnOm as. 81
u.,,r. Ea;ors Years aeoAbulpre the ruthless hand.
o, war crushed the fortunes fd spirits or
MA -" notvitbstanpe the oft dpeaxd lbelous
thst xa.. @ The sontberners were sd aaorbed Is
.ad .,,1 thetr I nleaaure as to be 10
literature and the fine arts, 4efe Mere p.ans
gatherings of gentlemen cnlhvatlon Anae
and ladies OF education AMI ra3nement' an0 many
literary clubs that met at tthe s. ol tne
we'll known itterateurs of ourPity nonor so sel-
ence art and literature. The VINO, 20
nl his pockets by his impost{s gpon the community
with mermaids, meBmersm, pRenolo8y' astsoiosy anu
the Ike found but little confcY among this Glass; Dus
the true and genuine and rescaole representative ot
any department Of learning cordially oy the
hand. The clubs are disbandif-Many OF ener vota-
ries are gone. and but few renin as hnas
hetwean the present and the DIST Occasionally, bow
ever, there arises some ndividp event 20 remind
Of those days when prosperity pppess and The
indsputable right to wRfe ours, ant sad are
the memories which they awsral}} s.
The announcement Of Mr.. Ta0h1s to lecture next
Monday night has induced theseFsaeohons
This gentleman, as an editor lecturer, poet and
orator. belonged to brilliant AMI memorable cotere OF
pubic and well known charactsA The great PaEarss
was his friend, and his pntaalle performances were
honored with the presence eot WABsTEa, OLAx,
JoHN QUINCY ADAMs and abrlttes Of WAsHMd-
TON and elsewhere; andS1 sassonal acquaintance
with him. We can tesht pleand rioh treas
ry Of literary. excerpts nd illustrating the
characters Of statesrien editors and
even noted women q tahs ware giants
In che land. would . not ono but =
series Of lectures. 81: !.
Mr.. THOMAS belong4 Do He Carolina gentle
man Of culture and !aners; ahd no one Will be In
different to hearing bstirtins| pgem on the "afeen
1se.'-whtch we have Been permittad TO see-when he
remembers the pleasure with earlier days
the dsy 1t may be when he contested to the soft In
pesohmsnt-and having the psdal auount Of epprehen.
sion in reference to the dsoueeat be illad for his
own comfort Mr. THOMAS famous S5hg sA-
't1ts said that absence conqusrsl 4 loye." e i!
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The cotton crop throughout Turkey Will 20 much
larger this year than any grown before put heasy ah
in prices will have serious effect AT present 'ne
cotton has fallen to eight piastres per oRe 'he rAte
some time since ranging as high as twehty-three pfas
tres, Various circumstances combine to produce this
un,syorsble state Of things the monetary crisis and
the fall caused by increased imports from America be-
ing the principal CAUSES.
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Arr,xal Steamer.

Arrival Of Steamers.
NEW YORK, June 22-The steamers Susqneha"na.,
from Rio Janeiro Lafayette. from Havre; and Whining
tan from Galveston arrived this morning. The mails
nv the China left for the South last ght BY late train.
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aEoneErows.s. s. o.-,We copy the following from the
Times of the GOTH:
Quite brisk business was done last week In robbing
ben roosts stealing vegetables ourgarousl entering
stcres AM private houses and committing other crne
and misdemeanors too numerous to mention. I his
sta of things must continue to exist long
streets filed by idle gang of yagabonds who have
no ostensble OF livelihood and who must steal
or starye. The punishment inflicted by the Provost
Court inadequate to check remedy the evils which
are thickenng around Our citizens must great
measure rely on themselves. The jurisdiction Of the
Military Court is too limited to nfict upon the offend
ers the punishment their crimes merit and tho hands
of the civil courts are tied. The crime of burglary is
properly punished with death by the laws Of the State
The Provost Court cannot do more than mpriaon the
criminal sixty days. which in many instances amounts
to no at ALL for the villain thus gets his food
and lodging free Of charge If the laws against yagran
cy could be rgidly enforced sidewalks would not
be blocked up by noisy crowd of half starved freed
men watching an opportunity to steal and ptlfer.
We advise our citizens to put good locks on their
houses and outbaildngs and to keep their shooting
irOnB in good order
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Bank Robbery.

PORTLAND, ME-, June 22-Robbers Sens TO the house
of the cashier Of the National Bank OF Houooin last
night, aud gagged and guarded his family, snd sooK
him to the bank and made him open tho vauls, and
robbed 1t Of 7oO0 and then looked him up In the
vault and deoamped towards Canada.