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THURSDAY, JAN. 13, lr8.
icou message ! the SSS
U rather tylosis for ar co uuus, though (. j . h
the Senate anani nonsly uudr a sus
f ft is said Congress canuot pass a - w-w
pational bankrupt bill at this session,
The Chinese leper in California If ve
0eif-backfttrChiiiiif ;
W: We CUariotte '
! .mWe the ri2ht of-Congress to puss
r 1' UwTregulatinintcT-t.tate traffic. Th:
1 T.n.n nnexnccted relief to Congress
, .the country will breathe monslrecly Jow
Legislature !
The Gov-
con veiled in
it is quite an interesting document, bring
ing to the attention . of- tlje
every subject of im porta nee.
ernor sava no Itslaturelitu
. . - i .
the State for the last tweutjj years uuuer
smcli . favorable" eircuuistiucea ; and in
this, connection pad verts to the general.
prosperity of the iwoplf, in abundant
harvest, and good in ices for Jabor. and
products; in the general jteal th, in peace-
tfnV nnler. and- the irKiieral observance of
' . w .. . . s - .. '-,
He congratulates the members
I pension of the" rules
thikddav. ! t ir. Staples also
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.SENATE j .; I
1 UII'Aii M""",' - 1 , i i. : . . , r
T?r. Mr. (Iwaltney. ; r ; ,
amend the code ini relation to the statute!
of limitation, and tjo provide for special
The journal of yestiri day was read and
approved.
The chair announce
niittees. at toliows :
1 the standing com-
the laws.
on trie liarmouy between "J-wli!te and col
ofed citizens, noting a decided improve-
1 1.rtirfaflli: Tfl icO of ft Slia'C
ind aeatin the New York Stock Exchauge,
toetJr with aifOUW tees mr-jm-w!,..",
ft-he Seats are limited to 1100; and it is
predicted they will in a year or twe sell
fit $100,(M)0 each. j 1
t--; - ' ' - L ..
n,; J.uliciarv Mr. Davidson, chairman;
Messrs. Staples, Whitaker,Tucker,Cbuk,
Ikbart,Bnrwell, pruillUWUHamsjm Senator, it wasrd
of Davie and Scott of .Kockingham. amJ J,ustrnleS H
On Internal Iiuprovenients Sir. Ma-
the condition oHtho latter aim ; cl,airiliali; Messik. Kichardson, Kig,
witl,praise to th ndustiial ex- gn, Manning and York.
8 they have held nt Kale,gh.-- JA Fi8Mr.0ates, chair.
Messrs. Tucker, Jones, l'ntlgenr
ed to the committee) our judiciary
Also, a bill to incorporate Oak Knlge
Institute whielt weUt to the committee on
coriovation. 1 ' 'T-' :';;f : '3
Mr. Davidson presented a report
the committee ou'jiiit rules, which was
concurred in, aud, -W motion of the same
minted.
A insage -waraceived froin tlie House
of nepresentatives pnposing t wt an
enrolling clerk at l ni., ani intorming
from
1 ; I
us
3
f
the Senate that J. D. Ilt'ooks and 1
With- the message the Governor sent in
the report's of the heads of the several
Deimrt incuts of State,-4whicli together,
how the condition of public anarrs. 1 he
cnortof the Auditor andTreasurer, show
entire reeripts. for the yar ending Sept.
Ot
S492.720.33. leaving a ballance
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275.71. U-.ni- act (P'" Gn(Igl.r Bick S.. .hI Hmn,..o
commute ino oiaio ieiiuio
shows that be has taken up old bouds to
Haxdsgme Dr. C. F. Deems reports
an nusoiicited donation of $10,000 j from
V. II. Vandcrbilt, ef ewor ci y, w
.f nrtli Cnrolma. fas an
"l.o TPona"Tund.M to be
. .. . '.- . .1 TT..r
loaned to indigent stuuents 01 my
yersity, ' ... 1 .
Eighteen United States Senators are to be
elected in January. Nevada and Tennessee
led off on the lltb ; on tire 18th, Cofinecti
cut. Delaware, Florida, Indiana, M"ne I erection of two ucw buildings t
Massachusetts, M:cigan, Minnesota, 3Iis-J tj, sul,rei,,e Court and the better perser-
T will each select a Senator? - ; "ti, Sfnto Librarv. I hich will make "an'p" ,
W - ! . 'l I
r.iv for other deoartnients two much
man ;
Scott f Kockiugham Williamson
vie and Kewland.
On Education Mf.MerHtr, chairman:
Finger, Ilanes, ewsoiu,
Norfleet had beeii I mVinituited for that
of Da- fice. in the HoiiSefand t)ui Messrs. Grain
ger aud Page had been appointed tellers
ou the psirt of the'lllouse. , ' -"
The Senate coiicurred in the proposi
tion and at 12 phiceeded to the election,
fMKra." Raltle infid Willianisoii. f Edge-
schools. (Tliifpass-1 chapter 216, laws of 1370-77, relative to
? sjile of real estate by order of court.
1 Mr. Smedes, a bill to unthorize the em-
introduced bills to ployineut of couvict labor upon streets
and highways. ' r ! ' . -
Mr. Wortbington, a bill to prohibit the
sale of spirituous liquors within - three
miles of Hickory Brunch school house. '
Mr. Newell, cobn ed, a bill to define the
weight of cottoti. J
Mr. Cowaiir.n bill in regard to public!
roads. ; .33 h ;- j
- Mr. Gentry, u bill to punish the ctimo
of abortion. ' i i
Mr. Thomas, a bill to amend chapter
13, acts of 1880. 1 - .
"-'Mr. Webster, a bill to reieal tax on
I sale of books. !
Mr. Glenn, of Stokes, a bill in relation
Sidney Johnson, he said he could never
see mncb of fault. - . .
In conversing upon the present political
issues Mr. Davis spoke as a mere specta
toti as he really is, and not a participant.
lie docs not regard the defeat of Hancock
'! as so deplorable a matter as might bo sop-
posed, and say 8 that the sooner Democrats
announce their tiredness of purpose to
stand by the light, expecting only defeat.
the. sooner will they be. respected, aad the
better will bo their cliances of ultimate
Biiccess.
Harner an d? Dickey.
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Messrs. Clarke, Scot , of New llano verj combe,-having ben nppo, n ted tellers on
, ' :..i uAu. Trnmtttitn. I the tart of the beuate.
n iv,,:,! InstitutjoHs Mr. "Whitaker,
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WiIIiam-1.ur. wuiiamsou,
the part
Mr. York' nominated Mr. Brooks, arid
it
I -1. r . tr. Woodbouse.
the amonht-of $7,470,245 for which he dcott ef Xew Hanover,
gave new 4 r-enfato lhoanwant aml J rishi , l ,
of $2,2H.615 Tlie eld bojidiwerebnri.- ; iiilii;lrv -Aftiirft Mr. Stowe. chair-
site or tne v1)"""
tedlr. Norfleet,
to vote.
Mid the senate proceded
ed in the prese
others. The Uoveruor reco....euuo ii!inintk..C;iid1rer and Jones
f... U1XI vanvi.. y- --0--
uo " 1 ... 1 1 k..:
nn Finance Jir. uiciiaiusoo, cuuu-
v . .
r . x- '.jt.L .V-Vi. i Tif
mau : Messrs. ieviauu, was, vbi
Finger.
hnd Blind Asylum
On Deaf. Dumb
house, but
11s success-
It is reported that the ensuing legisla- crowded; and a Mansiou ljor the Govern
tare "of Texas Vill provide for a division or. Mr. Jarvis does not; expect to occn
pf her territory into three more States, as j,y the proposed Governor's
atinalated in the resolution antiexiug WOald like to see iteaflyj for h
rrT.a tn fliA TTninn Onl :v the consent ! H tnvis thena bulldiueS can be
A "faf kC7 V V v w- w . - I W t aVV-. - ' 7 w
of Texas, it is claimed, is necessary to erected without cousidembly ;iucreasin
the erection of four States out of her tj,e taxes.
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Territory, " Under the head of f Education" the
Governor says the Normal Schools estab-
The Prohibitory Liquor Law movement Ushed jn 187677, have! proved a deci-
'has come un in the Legislature, and will ded success, and recommends an iucreas-
probably very soon assume sodjc uenuiie eu appropi kuioh im lueuij. x uj ..t- "-""o
shape. It is admitted on all sides that the a great work in quaiuyingieacneis nr iue
Mf. Mebaue, chair nan ; Messrs. Harris,
Manning, NewsomJ Scott of Icvr Han
over, Faisou aud Davidson.
Ou Claims MrL Glenn, chau man;
Messrs. Oatesr Blue, AVyirne, Jenkins,
Dever and Pridgen. '
On Iusaue Asylum Mr. York, chair
man ; Messrs Mebaue, Woodhouw, Bur
well, Carter, Harris and Gndgef.
KILI ASD KESOLt TlOXS '
were introduced as follows:
By. Mr. York -Kesolution to count the
vote for State officers next Tuesday
calen
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i. i,A nn. ciwla II. 1.Mi(.ft Mm rhm noii This resoiuiiou a
- . . , . i a :-. . . :ii 1. .L a w -find was afterwards taken up aud
nn this fnvat. itiiratmn. :inn we. triiKi wise &riiwi svRTem will ue luiiuu ifc-ir-i. " - - r
.u q- - : --1 I v.. . : j I .
l lv Hip iwciMi imt n a tliW imnortant fact I adopted
.. - ' ' . ?. .:. . 2 J....i.:.ffi..:..i,. Mr Ym-'K also introduced a resolution
V - l&a. ' 'I'liAaan a n lil Ol.t) I 1 4 -1 IF in I A 1. aW Iill1 r I11I11UV 111 TV III k II. I'llll II .1 I.I ft I I av - . - -
pession at Raleigb for the purpose of pro- it will be worthless. He speaks in high for the relief of A
' meting the cause.
terms" of the State University which, as placed on the calendar.
it is doing-.so. much fof the education of
- . t : -
Some school children near Hartford jouur-uit-u i.u v..u .. rv
r t.' t i . i .H laboiuiif nnuer iinanciarenioaiTassiueiiis.
Connecticut agreed to play ghost, and ,,luu,luo ,,uuc , ;
, well as to , frighteif- oneHat of U students 0J;pam no um.ou.
Mr; Williamson
M. Church, which was
of Edgecombe, intro
dnced a bill to restore the election of jus-
ices of the peace and county coi.umssion-
played it so
poor little girl to death. The play was
gotten np to scare Annie, a little; unsus
pecting child of eleven years. When, the
pretcuded ghost came out of the piues to
meet the children leading Annie to the
place, they allrurrrcrying- Ghostj! Annie
ers to the people,
He recommends a small annual appro
piiation to relieve the institution on its
present basis; bat further u bo recom
mends that each "coun ty be allowed to
send two free pupils j instead of one, as
now, which will require; $7,500 additional
With
fan too, but fell at the school house sloor Mr their tuiron. With this increase ot
fmrt : funds the trustees coum enlarge ine
facnltv, and go forward m its liberal and
Rich Ksob Copper Co. Incoruorators : benenciai course l.yivmg mis am mc
fk lifeless tl
George B. lflinr, William Brand rcth. W. It. trustees will also be enabled to do more
Denslow. Capital: $5o6.00O 500,060 shares for the 'department of: agricnltttre, me
at ll eaeb. Trustees : 3. The (3) incorpora- , . -tninir 1,,. A,,nn
A n awl r a . 4Ks launt Aan ' i I minin i lillnl
ness Gap creek, Ashe coirntv. Nohh Caro- the best they could with-the means allow
lina. Term of existence 'fifty years; ed andfvvill advance iii proportion to the
The above paragraph, from the New York iucrese of means.
Mining Record, shows that Sir. Win. Bran- The message Urges the importance ofsome
; dretli, who is the most active maq at pres- measure for the relief of jthc Superior Courts,
. ent engaged in developing the resources of which have been found inadequate for the
N.rC not onty talks, but backs liis judg- trial of all the causes 'which crowd the
ment with money. This new property ad- dcc'vits. The Governor thinks this can be
i joins the famous Copper Knob. " I , done by the establishment of two or more
. - wtiqii jr- criminal circuits, wlierc most needed, each
wa.tueu Casualties. The Wilminsr- crcu't te be composed of several counties
i !! Ivfrji- ini m,- crU,,a iooUu which need not be contiguous.
to pedestrians tlaiiirg the slippery!
Heather we have had, than we have seen
from all other sources: It says Mr. John
B.Craig, of that city, fell in his own
yard and hnrt his hip which caused par
tial paralysis iu the right sidej! Mr. R.
E, Lee, fell through, a show 1 window,
The Governor reconinicnds the creation of
a Beard to pass on thj (applications for par
don of criminals. He thinks it ought not to
be the duty of one nian to discharge so
weighty a responsibility.
The Governor briefly recites the history
of the Swepson and Litjtlefield suit, in which
-ainfuily lafceratlng his richt hand th weru .indictc1 foif-obtaining bonds o
iigaipst the broken glass'. Andf to these the Sfatu undep ral8 pretenses, and hopes
is added the. fall of a dray horse, on the
Stone pavement and the breaking of his
)Y bavfr never known our streets and
pavements in more dangerous condition
than they have been for the jla'st two
vreeks, but have heard of no sei ioiis ac-
the Legislature will push the case to a fina
decision
Tje remaining portion of the message is
devotedTo Railroads,!
Construction Bonds,
Centennials, Druggists' Association, The
State Guard, Oxford Orphan Asylum .&e
all subjects of general : interest. 'We.- shal
endeavor to give extracts hereafter of some
a bill to repeal cj
special session oj
i"Edgecombo, mnnina-
tt lik1f1d
lt . , , . . ., ! f the people who nonoreu mm as i
All". 1 1:1 tun ilr ft lull tn rrir -nnnt.liAr I 1
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1 c i . r- Tl . , 1 luailCt UUU IIIVii -aiv uwin ft I i n
MrBuntiug, a resolution to elect fonr
additional pages by tlie House. ; f Be ou time; for pre veu I ioii is better than
elkctiox of EXGiiosstxa CLEKK. j curc coughs nud colds niu such af
Mr. Bmdshaw moved that a message be I fectious of the throat and lungs as lead to
sent to the Senate informing that bdy I consunl ,,,,, are cred hy Dr. Bull's
that tho House was ready 10 go iuio an 1 Caanh Svru i. P ico 25 cents.
election of engrossing clerk. - Motion pre
vailed. ."':'';' I ,": XV ail ted .-A good place by an en er-
Messrs. Grainger and Page were ap-j getic boy. Can write a good liand. Ap-
Another meksg'e 1 cM received f rbm
. far' Bern;ir,L Scottof New Han- the House iiurioencfug' that the ; House
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iiait passeu tuc ;Ociimv i wiui nu
a committee on employees with ari amend
lnent. The aiiiemiirieut was coricurrd
n and Messrs. lYbrk aud Lockhait were
iHiioiiitcd the Senate branch of the com
mittee.
A mrssage Was then received from. ''the
House proposiugi a joint select committee
to devise means jof heating the capitol by
steam. The 'tvrojposition nvaa concurred
in, and Messts Williamson, of Edge
comW, and Harper appoiuteI the Senate
branch of the committee.
,by consent, introduced
yiding for the purchase
lobbies, which was adop
t. - a.
ti1. Mr. Williamson, of hdueconiUe, al
sa bv consent, introduced a resohitioa t
iilroad had ehaugvd ; its
(aage since I375j which wont to the cal
endar, j
Mr. B.ittle announced that at the rlec-
ig clerk, 144 votes had
Mr. Davidson
a resolution pro
of chairs for the
The gentleman favoring the twicrrcnr
with the foregoing did uot expect to giv
any piiblu ity to Mr. Davis' views, bat
they are snch iis can do no hnrm, and will
bo read with interest. T use the lan
L'uaffe of a friend, the leader of the', "lost
cause" will never bring reproach upon
their
TH - BBTFAPH31TRY iT.
BEAUHFiJIIiT ILLTJSTEATED.-
r
35th
ply at this office.
Wanted One hundred head fat cattle
ftir ciift!i, vd beef-hidfR.
licit Beax &, Sii.vYEn,
Go to Bonn &
Porkj-Snusagej &c.
Shavci-'s for Beef,
i:2t
UARnW;A-.RI7l
r; R. CRAWFORD & GO.
WEST CORXKK MAIN & FISnEIt STKEETS,
Have now in Store
tioti for en roll i
been cast, of vyl
ceived lrJ4, aud
iich J. D, Brooks li:id ! re-
Two almost' helpless' negroes mother o the morc imPortan Parts-
Miid son, the latter oyer sixty years of
iu tieaiii in iUissouri. me
age, froze
The Salaries ot State Officers.
ttonian viis very old and was: found. sit
tiugby . the heartli-witli no tire, thoqgh
there was plenty of wimh! near.! The g0n
a found in the road 100 yards from the J sPonsc to a popular cmand, a bill reducing
Cor. of The Nera and Observer.. --
, JAscAUt 7, 1881
The Legislature ef 1379 passed in re
house,
- f
; It is estimated that there, are no less
than 100,OCO conmiercial travellers- most
ly young men ou the roads of this coun
try for four mouths of the yeaf. The ex
penses oj( these young merrmUst amount
to millions of dollars annually. Vho
pays them ? Their employers iu the first
place ;: the country merchants !in the next;
the salaries of the officials about our State
capitol. By the constitution, those salaries
could not be altered-during Tbe f erm of tbei
officials succeeding to office on January 1,
J8dl. The incumbents, whose term should
have begun January 1, 1881, were nominat
ed and elected upon the contract with the
public to receive the reduced salaries. By
reason of circumstances their inauguration
is postponed to Janinary 18th, and there is
now advocated an increase of those salaries.
kvhich was referred to
tho committee on judiciary ; and one to
eiK-aLso much of chapter 212 of the acts
nf lS7f):is refers to D rau ah ton's school
loitscj in Edgecomle county, which went
the committee on nronosilious aud
jirrieva'nces. I
-The same gentleman afterwards mhd
another contribution to the business o
i - -
the Senate, in the shape, of a . resolnlion
investigating tlje conduct of Judge
KeliRiick. at Pamlico court, which went
, . .
to the calendar. '
Mr. Williamson, of Davie, introditcec
haiiter 21. acts of the
f 1330, which together
with a bill to make the use of language
calculated and intended t create a breach
of tho peach a misdemeanor, introduced
by Mr. Harper, was referred to-the com
mittee ou judiciary.
To the same committee was referred
tho bill introduced by Mr. 1 ucker, to
amend the laws jn .relation to the taking
ofdepsilions and the charges therefor.
and the bills introduced by Mr. Harwell
to allow both parties to offer evidence in
motions for continuance ; to amend chap
ter 43, section 10, of Battle's Revisal ;
and to remove suits in cases where the
clerks are interested or are related to the
parties. j
Mr. York introduced still another reso
lution to raise it joiut select committee'
on immigration and the manufacturing
interest of the State, which was adopt-
Mr. Finger introduced a bill to secure
the better draiuage of lowland iu the
State, which-was referred to the commit
tee on propositions and grievances, aud
aud one to prohibit the sale of liquor iu
one mile of a public school house, out
side of an incorporated town, which went
to the committee on education.
The bill providing for the bettr drain
age of lowlands con templates upon the
petitiou of a majority of the owners of
lowlands lying' on nuy stream between
designated points, the county com mis
siouers to manage the work to bo done
ou the stream,'! and require all landown
ers' to' contribute ac'; ouliug to tho bei:efitr
received.
Mr. Clarke's' biil to regulate the size of
The Senate t
Note. The
by Mr. Ciaike,
of his county;
P. P. Norfleet 40. IMr.
! I . . a a,
Brooks was declared elected aud duly
qualified.
ismi adjourned.
no fence bill introduced
only applied to a portion
HOUSE OF I REPRESENTATIVES
House metatil o'clock, Speaker Cook
in the cltair.
Piiv.i' h- loev. jlr. liwaltnev. or this
city.
Messrs. Harrison and.Tiiysoii qualified
and took thh
The Speake
srats.
aunonuccd that petitions
rwtiul-c.il rjllt-a mi nrlt't. if tlin
i""-' ' " I - ! i
Mr. A. D. Brooks was nominated - for
et. rolling clerk by Miv Green. Mr. Man
biug seconded bis nwmihatioii." -
Mr.Paschall B. Norfleet, of Edgecombe.
was nominated by Mr. Battle, colored, r
Mr. Brooks received 72 votes iuj tin
House, and Mr.' Norfleet "J2. Mr. Brooks
was elected.
Mr. Morrison asked nud obtained Uave
ii it ' .. i i i t J
to suspemrtue rmes auti pui mc uui iov
punishment of injury to telegraph lines
upon its secoud and third readings. The
bill passed. j
Mr. Brown introduced a resolution ask
ing that a committee of three ou the part
of tho House and two on t he part of the Tlie "Largest and most Extensive
Senate to take into consideration the pro
priety of heating the capitol by steam.
Mr. Horney, .moved to reconsider t!i
vote by which the resolution of the Sen!
ate, with regard to heating tho Senate
chamber, Was ou yesterday referred
the committee ou public buildings. Mo
tion prevailed.
Mr. Bowman offered Mr. IJrowu's bill
as a substitute for Senate resolution
Adopted.
The House then passed the bill, and nil
dcr a suspension of the rules it was sent
to the Senate without being engrossedj
On motion of Mr
adjourned until
XIr. Carter asked leave to send forward
the report of the joiut select committee
i i
on rules, and also tho rules for the gov
eminent of this House, which are the
sanies as of the last t'eiieral Assembly,
exeept that thirty minutes is allowed to
ml -f-i fi :t itiiniii'f ii ml iiftt'rMi minute?.
. .va..w i . .... --. . , . - - ..... . ..
iu reply, and struck ouL couimil-tee i on
i a commit-
le rules were ailopt-
uiljc S'iicnliftrwfttfon.
Tli.e Scikntfic Akeiucan is a larse Firi
Cla Wetklr .Nevrsnaper. of Sixteen n-a-
prir.lvd in the most beauiiful style, profmela
ilLut rated vilh epkndid engraving representh
rlitj "newest invtiuioris and the niosl recent Ad
vunccs in me an anu cicncea; including new
aud riilerei'tir.g fact in Agriculture, Hoititul-lur-,
he Honievlleatth, Medical I'rogrem bo
tial Science, Natural History, -Aieolcf yAs-
tronomy. The inobt v'aluaLle practical w'norr
by etniiient wrilern in all depart menu of ui
ence, will be funnd injhe Scientific American
Terms, -53.20 per year,. $1X0 half year.
which inel.uds ioitae. Discount to Agentu
Single copies, ten cents. ; Sold Ly news
dealer. Ktniit hy iotal order to Mtjrs &
Co.jiPubl'udHrp, 37 Paik Row, New Yoik
PATENTS.
In connection with uie .
Scientific A mekicak, Mriwr-. Mnnu &Co.
are Solicitors of A merit tin and Foreign Pat- -enta,
have had 35 year experience, and now
have the largein establwliinent in' the world.
ratentsare obtained on Hit best lerran. A kj
cial notice is made in the Scientific Aiueries
1 1 . . .. -. t
01 an invciuioii)' iaieiiiriiinrougiiiiiiiagencv
with flame and residence of the atei tt e. " -Any
person who has made a new discove ry
or .invention, citn -ascertain, ire r claret
whether a patent ran probably be obtained
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our Hand look about t he pttent law, patent ;
caveaTe; trade-ninrks, their t?i nd how pro
cured, with hint for prtK-nring advuncenor. in
ventions. Ab?riw for the pafr. or concrrh-
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JEWS!-
1 -
Klittz cifienuleman
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' f-t
dr. Kowland, tho Hoijse
to-morrow at 11 o'clock.
were next in order, whu the f-dlowing
1
couiitv jiovernmenr. a:i(ian;e
tec on magistrates.
Tht. i n!i
e
y, a petition from citizens
a TT" ' . i
vviiMnp, in union counry,
ohibitiuu if spirituous- li-
wo miles of Comer Stone
were prescntc
. Mr. McCtiul
of Jackson to
asking the pi
quors within
churcii.
Mr. Bowman, a petition from Bakers
ville Baptist:hitit h asking the piohibi-
tion of the sale ot liquor Witniri iwo mites
thereof. i , !
Mi. Bay, aMll to prohibil the sale of
iquor witliiii ; two miles ot Bethel church,
u Macon coijtnty. ' ' i . ,
Mr. KowlatMi, a petition to proiiiiut tne
ale of liquor! wirinn tour miles of lute
iu llobeson county.
'ond chureh
Mr. WvtliiH.
the town of Saluda, in l'olk county.
Mr. S narrow a .petition from the citi
zens of Goose Creek Island, asking to be
attached to jlieaufoit, county.
. : . tit!.... ....... D.a n i-nirri
itv. oparrpwj a petuitMi num 1 nut-gu
.inhin. lleailflil t COOIltV. - ilsklllg that
I . ..
hilt ttt lllftt. till CiiHlAo .t.v.-,. 1
rbV,nul l 7f ? """u There is not one of those officials who was
the shoulders of those who consume the . , , -
m-bi.n!-.- . '..i oTCCl to be wnommated, and not one wlvo
ics, when you see these men puffing cigars stan(j
Anil nirinir tliemsQlirua in .Ji !
. 1 . , .. .f. I - v, iuic. nasiu in; u 13 sstarV II elect-
the country towns, niuPplayiag'big SamVL.t T, l i ' u ..1", ,
. ut.u, uuu it, ia ueuevcu,
took a renominatioh excent noon the nndfr.
. t
andairin- themselves in th trt f ITT V?" - r'Jr,. y. cuapter
a war ovi v.0 un 11 a. r, r ; ia ; Til .
..?.- 1 mat, 1 ue juegisiaiue; win noc repeal chanter
generally,
COIltributinz to SO 0001 1 the inllioKfc ..r L,. . !.. --
. ,, - r,- .i . o, acts iiy, anu thus add many tliou-
frtlVA'yecl 8ands of uars to he salaries these officbl
na f rbein.andDfcA than 90,- have contracted to receive. A VoterT
P00..wr brought up on the farms of our ; , . - ; ' '
Cjonoiis country", JCew Yorkt would soon The, bad weather . has cansed but one
die out bnt for the fresh bjood, active delay on tho Vestexn North Carolina
limbs, strong sinws aud vigortms brain Bail Koad-the trains botli . wavs beiiic
. . r. ii '. r... . . .1 ... I . . 1 1 . '
pno uia iiuui ino laruis, nun ino wcauii 1 preveutwl trom ptise.ing over the roud bv
bo tlcrires tiiiougii.tliem from tjo coin- a snow dull in a tmt six wiles this hide
of Salibbnry. Tins is a, great iinnrovc
ment over what we bav experienced
heretofore during bad sjiells of weather
when tho Blue ltidge had to be clinked
iii stages. 'Aslniville Citizen:
AH the prisoner for debt in Scotland
"juerce of the country i
. . ! iqia
ri. W. Fiisbic, of East Toledo, Ohio,
fcays; It afforded my sou relief, and dis
pelled all wgtis.;f this dread disease, whicli
Ji. s afdicted huw since childbdml. I cheer
fully recommend tie t'Ouly LungPa4nto were reieael Saturday tuiduight. in pur
aiialltdiatic-siiiilrcis. Sco adv,
suauxecf a ryceptly enacted law,
the meshes of nets and seines in Neuse
and Trent rivers went to the committee
on propositions and grievances, which
disposition was also made of Mr. New
land's bill for the rtdief.of the late sheriff
of Caldwell county, and Mr. Scott, o
New Hanover's bill to amend section
chapter 6, private laws of 1870-71, hail
the same reference.
- Mr. Staples introduced one bill to pro
vide that all the county and State capita
tion tax bo applied exclusively to the
common schools. This amendment woul
incrcese the-common school fund some
$50,000 annually. Referred to tho cow
mittee on editeation.
1 . -
" Also a bill to empower the - legislature
to otter special advantages aud induce
meuts to manufacturing and agricultura
industries, so; as to develop the.'-. watt
'nri in mc jOiair, auu Willi II a grea
manufacturing State. Referred to the
committee oq internal improvements.
Also, a resolution endorsiug the bill
before Congress appiopriatiug proceeds
of public land to educational 'puryoses in
the States, uiid requesting our ReprestMi
tatives aud senators in Congress to offer
an amendment, if the bill does uot pro.
vide, that the fuud shall Ije devoted ex-
Mr. Manning introduced a bill provid
ing for the codification of the lau's:
It provides for the appointment! of
three commissioners by the Governor who
ha!l havujhe. laws prepared l3' thoitime
of the meeting of the next Legislature.
When the bill comes up to be acted jon it
will receive a more extended notice.: !
Stock of Hardware
they have ever had the pleasure of uffering
to their friends and-jthc public.
The needs of the Farmer, llousckecper, the
various. Tradesmen, the Miner, jlaclnuists,
Wagoners, Draymen, Builders all have
been remembered and provided fur.
Call and see and hear prices.
They would at this time invito special at
tention their stock ot
33 MM erf agons
33 Top Bilk
ELEGAUT SPRIilS WA&OIIS
and fine New York Buggies;
Ctaiiion Mowers,
AVERY PLOWS,
Faraers' FrM Pfe,
Eureka Smut Machines,
Mm Mm, ii
Have the Largest and most completo
. stockTof
HEW GO'OD'S
they have ever olfeml. Jusf read and
yet a birdVeyo-view of what they now
have in store : - - 1
DifH tioo-lpi, from So up; Vol Dtlains at'
15c. llouiestiis fmni 5e up. Calicots, heM 8e.:
Ci.ssiiiitus, Jeniis, Flatiiiei?, Lhey, SliawU,
Clonks ni;! a furi-as-sortiHvnl of
Dry Creeds and netiens. 11
A t c-.p!fte 1-UH.k of STio'eft S Dm.ih, houghti
of .Maiinl eiurt '- aiid will he tld is tht-ap
the cheapest. We have the-mexeell?il Bay;
Stair- and Wet mure Shoot, A full fine of
Mvn'it Huts, and t-'dii'S tiiiiinietl uinl untriin
i:ied Halx very.ehenji. V full assortiiKiit of
CLOTfilNG. VERY " CHS AP.
I The largest Ptoek of Shiria ii the place. j,
(iriK-erjt.s :il Imtti ifi-irict!'. Lijfirnr tori '
kisitlH of CuTee from !"2'.e up to' the hi-st Mo
t:ha. Might vmb'citH ol Syrup and Molawa
very eheap. A ir'xid aAnortinent of Sugar
1-w as can he h:id in the ptact-; llito 14 kindn
of 'fohaeeo, th(-apet ro the hti-t to he hnd in
;ioy m irkci. riit oii, Lud, Salt, Flour, leal,
Leatht r, tc.
We have a I inie hit of Late 'roe Potatoes
-!-:
r.ow.on hand, vety line.
li:e Ware, aiid ni:inv
A hi rye sttH-k tf Ta
in lele nt oe.
We hiiv and se!! fl!l kinds ;f Country Pro-
I'e Fiiie Ki.d ste u
-'- l:-hn
loi't Ii -r fiisli or hatter,
hi'i'uio you hny of iell.
A Ttilk With Jclf. Davis;
A citizen of Nashville has spent a day
at Bean voir with Jefferson Davis ami his
family Ho refers to it as an occasion o!
much interest; and pleasure. Having
served in the army under General Joseph
E. Johnston, asid being a great admirer of
him. he had shared, in a measure, the
, a resolution to incorporate fediui, a.fajust jjr. Davis' administration,
the sale of spiiiious liquors be prohibited t,mt f)f reruoviBi; otMJ. Jolmstuu 'wiiei
within three miles of public school Xo. 2. UooiX gned to tho Army of the Ten
but a talk with the ex-President of the
Confederacy caused I11111 to teel that in
justice had been done that gentleman in
charging that ho had acted from prejudic
ed motives. Mr. Davis said that one of
the hardest duties he had performed was
en
RKfOUTSjOF STANDING CoMMITTFjF.S.
5 .-a uL.zzZj-,
Salisbury.
Jan. 0,
IS81.
iy
STRAYEDHOGS.
I have in my pasture six white and
black spotted hogs, marked, 13 or IS
mouths old, which the owner is request-
l to prove, pav charges and take away.
Otherwise they will be disposed of as the
law directs.
ll:3t J. W. Fisiiek:
LANDRETHS'
17841
SEEDS the
BEST
fin
j. wo.
not sold in your town, yoa
cettbembTmaiL Droo
L Pntlal Card tat Cafca.
logaa and Prices. The Oldest nmd moat extensive Seed
Ormrrr in the Vnitrd &ae.
DAVID L.ANDUKT1I tt SONSPBnasA.A.
rmy
t"i . , A . .
nessec. me cuange was prcsscu irom
Mr. Carief-, chairuiaii 01 tne committee every gt,ctimi v( tltJ Solu, when it became
on rules, reported the sanie rules for the app.irc,lt tliat Atlauta must surrender to
government of the House and tt;o same the enemy.
joiut rules whicli were, atbnptedj by the Qlher subjects were freely discussed
last LegUlajlaro, with three exqeptioos, during the day. A compliment was paid
to-wit : A nu tubcr advocating a ineasure Mr.'HayW Administration by ajiother
is allowed!;. thirty minutes, and fifteen geullemau who was a guest at the t me,
when Mr. j Davis rcmaikcd that llayes
did not recommend a reduction of his sal
ary In this connection, he ivitiarked
that salaries of public 'officials are too
high, and he told how members of! C-
tious beiugjnext in order, the following! ress used to club together in messes, He
were iutrodHcedj and referred to the aj- fm thei more said that our form ofgoverri-
1;
minutes lit; reply, ine committee on
county government is stricken oat and a
committee jqh'imiglstratcjf iusci ted. The
fit,.
rules were adopted.
The iufrpdheVibn of'
bills and ressln-
' a J
propria te coin nut tees :
Mr. Covsin,.a bill to repeal seel 10ns 4
aiid 5, cluiptev; 4Jvprivate laws! of 187G-
77.
Mr. McClure, a bill to prevent obstruc
ting fish iiijlliwassee Biver.
Mr. BoVktn. a bill forthe moj-jp speedy
execution of criminal process.
Mr. Glenn, of Bockingham, j a bill to
iimonil soi-tion :l. chanter 71. laws of 1871)
T . . '
ii relation to assessors.
Mr. Mahiiiiiir. a bill to repeal section
r --- - "
41, chapter 34, of lie vised Code;, section
41, chapter; 42, Battle's Bevisal.
Mr. Webster, a resolution voucerning
the distribiltiou of the proceeds arising
from thelsale of niiblic lauds, i
Mr. BtM a bill to amend Section 146
chapter 4oi Battle's Bcvis.il.
Mr. Hicks, colored, a bill to incorporate
the Boan)e Xbn Sectarian Male aud Fe
male Academy,
. P L. I .. .1 ...
tncllt lssaiest uiieu ine peopiu niv puui.
'Not poor, for instance, as the people of
Mississippi," he added with grim jhlmior,
"but where there is a degree of depend
ence of thfc people among themselves, and
especially when officials rect-ive moderate
salaries and live within their incomes."
Mrs. Davis showed Iier love for her coun
try in the expression that sh would be
. t .1 . li. 1.1
sore! v crieveu it oue 01 ner cuimreii kiiouiu
think of any other country better than
his own America. She would not be will
ing, therefore, to educate sous abroad as
circumstances have made it proper with
their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will
go to Europe iu June for their daughter.
Notwithstanding report to the Contrary,
Mr. Davis does not remember-jtp have
seen Mr. Lincoln. He talks freelyjof men
and measures. Andrew Jackson! is great
ly admired by him. He said : "it Jackson
not have
Davis
taall-
outninf d for new inventioni, or for iraprove
nienls in old ones. Caeats, rnfringeuieni),
Trade-Mai ks, and all patent busintna piompt
ly attended to. - - . ' .
j Inventions that have been Rejected
may still, in moat eases, oe patented oy nx.
Beins opposite ihe U.S. Patent Office, and en
gaged in Patent Business Exclusively,
-we can secure p:iUits in Irs time than lliore
who are remote from Wnshiiton."-'
When Inventors send innM or sketch, we
make search in the Patent bllice, and ndvise
is to its pateiiahisity free of chuige. Corre
xindnice conridential ; fees rensoiothle; mid
JIo Caars Unl2S3 "Patent is Obtained.
We refer hy prriruskion to ihe XIily I'ost
n ister, and to the Snpei inleiident of the Poftj
)ilice M'uuy Order Division in Washington.
LAir spreial i eferer.-s. eircnlar. nrlvb e. terms,
cc . .tddrt-n C. A. SHOW & CO.
Opposite Patent Oftce, Washington, D.J.'.
8:!f '
'.VOW TS THE TIME TO -SUBSGRI?
FORTHE WATCHMAN
B. C, BSBB & SON
Iron Founders,
BALTIF'ORE, fVlD.
Manulsctare a desirable line of Ileatfnjf and.
Cooking Sieves, including the renowned
The most jx-rfttt in operation, aUractive in
appearance, ami mieqaaleU for durability. Do
not buy until you have seeu it.
3T FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DEALERS.
Riirs mpMz a final
Icurcsty ABfCRFTIOH (Natures Wav)
1..... . Ii 11 1 :.. i..a-,!,i
Mr MJ.f IhhImv. a bill to nroliibit the ujm vu .-
1 .T;..t. 1: a . . :i. ;,J... ...it lieeu more courtly." When Mr
8JIIO OI Wpil llUnilS lMti niiiiiii , co - .,!'
of Cruel Stoue church, in Union comity. lad completed hi education ho xtvut from
Mr. Ktfntand, a bill to prohibit the sale Kentucky to Mississippi on horseback,
ofepiiitdoulinnora within fonr miles of and from Nashville lie rode out j to the
ivisA vLLa n..tta- in TlrihvAnn I lieriiii t;t2e, making a
T W IflTXa.A l'llt lJtnilOV -.M-aj a- t w -
..oiintv. :.! .. - I ! the General. He
Mr.MUrisoniUllto cowl railroads having , been a mnch purer .man
to-till up1 UigU trestles... I moral character than is generally
ttLli.i. 1 . 1:11 .J.J.i o,.f p.l Tn .InckKon. Calhoun, aud
Air, xiauiriCKf u uin 10 uicii wuiuuu, .vT r- 1-
visit to
delijjhtfu
mentions Jackson as
in his
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Urinary Organs hy wearing the
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n LUNG DISEASES,
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