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BY J. L. PKSXISGTOJi & CO.
a 1 ATE COS V K K U N.
V KbHKf DAT, Oct 4.1865. ;
. The Convention w; s called to od- r at 1 1 'c ck. a, in.
Piayer bv the Rev. D. B. Nicholson, of the MetDudist
chut CD.,
The journal of Tuesday was read and approved.
. UKFIMlSrfKD BUSINESS.
Sir.-. Clark's resolution em towering the Prwdent of
the Convention to aMntt reporter a t exceeding five in
number, and assign them aears in the hall, wa read.
., Mr. Kettle in ed to anund by stiikiog out the words
" five in number."
Mr. Clark disclaimed any intention to limit the nam
ber o1 reporters, but to leave th m ttter at the discretion
of the President, where it properly belonged.
Mr Donnell presented th following a .n amendment
to the amendment, which, Mr. Sett e'a motion being
withdrawn, wai.agreetl to :
Retohtd, Tl at stenographers wishing to take down
debates, stiall be admitted at the discretion of the Presi
dent, who shall assign tbctn cuoh places on the fl wr, or
elsewhere, to flct their oljct, as shall not interfere
with tb- Convention.
Mr. King's resolution authorizing the purchase of a
National Uag to be raised over V e Capitol, was adopted.
Mr. L -fan's resolutioa fixing the hours of ese ting
and a-j mnuient was, on motion of Mr. DoDnell, laid on
the table.
Mr. Donnell thought the arranging of these hoars at
this time premature.
Mr. Conigland's resolution asking inf irmation of the
Governor in epard to the specie value of b ind and
notes, was laid on the table on motion Of Mr. Qriesotn.
Mr Coni?land ez .lained his motive for the introcuc
tion of the res tution, expressing his unquilitied opposi
.tion to the arcuuiption bv the State ot any pirt of the
.debt contracted in aid of the late rebellion.
Mr. Moort, from the committee on subjects for the
-consideration of the Convention, reported as follows :
The committee appointed to report the subject matters
proper for the act'h of . jaarcntin and the number
cf committees inces.ary for the proper disposition ol the
fame, hare ha1 the same under consideration and re
spectfully report
It appear to your committee that the business proper
for tun Convention will be must convenie ltly brought
before the Convention under the heads of the folioa iog
resolutions rbih are reported simply as a pUu of ope ra
tions and not as indicating an opiaion on the meiits of
any of the resolutions :
Rtiolvtd. By the delegates H Convention assembled,
that a con mi' tee be appointed eonHstinir of two uettibeis
from end! judicial di.Miict. to enqui-e into th propriety
of limiting the number nt .Justice of the Peace for each
Countv, and the uut t ffieient mode of d'-ing th; same,
and if they fchall be of opinion that th number ought to
be Ihu'td. to j-cp ! t an oidinarce to tha' effect.
Rcnolv'd, Funher. that a Committee be appointed to
revise the Constitution of the State b" collecting tojreth
r and arrang ng. under artichs, s-'eMons and clauses
all such paitu a belong to the same tubj ct matter, with
such changes in the language a are made necessary by
the amendments ad ited at rarions times, omitting all
St ch ars are o solete or'coi diet with tha Constitu
tion of th U ited Matt s, prenuug the constitution as
One instrument without any essential change in sub
stance. Reiohtd, 1 hat a Committee of eleven bi appointed to
report the proper action of the Convention io refertnee
to the Sececsio . O dinanc ot 20th May 1861.
Resolved 'I hat a Committee ot eleven be appointed to
report toe proper action of tbe Convention in reference
to th abolition of slarey.
' " Eexofvtd That a Comm'ttee of tvo fro to each present
Ctniei"iial Disti ict be pp inu-d whseduty it shall
be to lay 6 IF me State into seven Congressional Dis
tricts. . j
Itttolvtd That a Committee of eleven be appointed
whoiieduiy it Lali bt to report what act of tne Con.
vention. the Legislature, and the Courts, since JO'b
Mav i86l hah be dt clared in loiceb.v this Convention.
Retolwed, That a 'Summit tee of two "rom eaob Con
grtt tonal Disttict a now c rtituted oe appoinud,
to whom rha.' be referred ah amendments to; tbe Con
atitotj' n t otherwise "reterr d
Mr Phillip moved tnat the lules be suspended s that
rthe report initbt be conoid tied today. Agreed to
jaod the rep" t was adopted
Mr. Jacktuocijt Bm lolph p-esen ted a resolution ask
iginf 'imut n o4 tiie toveno'- in regard to the Mate
'r1eb' t t tie Kep rter w maneie reuuK tnac re
'km ii be iut i hed in lull wb n thev cuaie up
a
f. Hi
t act'oi . As th y lie oyer one day uod r tbe
rale, th
VVIU US e.H reperuj-.n ) -
Dt ANC8.
Mr M orn wke an nJiance in id'atim tn the
eltcii'.t. 'a.du.. '10i4,t u 01 WUibeia .f the Gene.ml
A Mr'B.'en m. Te s-ti-pafiislon of th rules, and ihit
the or mane- be'Mciet. ,B
Mr. P.. whs not p.ep, ' d . to rot" ,m. qa-twn
wi-jont turtherexainin tio;.lu rovuioni u
, the ordinn 'e . , . .
Mr But., i d. predated surh -- iMton. anj
auoy d to av iMr. Mod. n'! motion Q the tabi Afrt0
to nd the ordin mce lies Ver.
Mi. Munlv an Urdin nc- in r jja t to th- auh-ntivrA
tion ol oioii.ancer and othir nets oi the Conv. ntion.
Mr Joiie. ft hiiAHt) nn oidnnce providing tor the
I lecii"Uot - umcipxi otfirer ii the ate at an early day
; ( Designates ThU'tda) the 19ih of Oct.) as the df ot
election. ?
Mr Jones of Kowan. an ordinance to reneal th or-
din nee of ficcfMini .ms d bv ih- Cod vent ion f I8il
WHKHhAS. A L nr. i tion -f the pe-p" .fNulti Car
I olina did on the 2dhay ot May 161 ft an oidi
'".nsnre pu eniinjjr m temin. t ipal the o dinance of
1787 aud to eerer ihe lezal cn'i cti.'n exiatintf between
th? ntateol Nort Ca-oiina nud the Feierl U i n.coiu
v ni'inh ral'ed the O.dina C - of c-pion ; nn i. when a
"wlii'e thii fori venit n d ies not in any manner endorre
e th ory of a e.-aon yet. a oiie respect to i he mi n
y3niSti!t so many ol out f:ilow tit zen who did. at.d in
ordr t lenve no itripeduu jot it tn wav 'f a corn at
rehabilitation of the Stte. rende s the repeal of tlie at'ore
I said called Urdin c ol Sece. sun if n t nerefis-aty. At
least expedient and pr ier. I herefore be it ordained ly
i- the D leateaof this Conyen ion. i . cimventi m a-ieiiib i
i. andt is hereby otdaiieu by aubotity ..I'tn- sine. that
f thf nforaid oidinnnce, ia'itiei the 2 jiU of May 1861, e
aud ihe t'liB is herebv repealed
The cbai.r ai;nou fed the following as the committfe
; on the ordin ance .f s Cex.-iou :
Mess s. Bo dtn, Uatren. B ookn, Logan, Bniwit.
Ni hoUon,(iri8t,u"i, Starbutk, uuui ey oeiry atd Pal
' terson.
Mr Boyden reqvt-fled permission for the committe t o
I ritire at once in orcr to bo enabled to report at an eat --
ly honr.
-j, No objection being raided the committee retired.
The following wat an uaceJ as the c unmitte e on tbe
? abolition of slaveiy : .
I Messrs. Settle. Hen'rv nf Maonn. Conitrland. Howard .
gNoifleet, Burgin. Jackson. Donnell, Kuasell, Stewart
uu rtuicioin. f v .
Mr Love, a resolution df-elaring North Carolina, in
if the Uuion, atMi ming the abolition ol slavery, aid prc
( Tiding for the election of a L.eut. Governor, and de
f. olaring the white basis of representation.
I The following delega'es no m pose" the committee on tbe
I revision of the constitution : '
Messrs. Moore, of Wake, Wm. E.ton, Jr , Thompson,
Caldwell of Burk, and McOorkle.
j Mr. B iyden from tbe committee on secession preent
u ed tbe toliowiug ordinances as the report of the commit
tee. AH OSDIMAKCB DiCLARJNS NULL AND VOIO TBB OaDINANO
or mat 20ih, 1861.
Be it deolared and o darned by tbe del
egates of tbe good people of tbe State of ftorth Carolina
in Con vent ii n aaaembled, and ic is hereby declared and
ordained, that i he on inance of tha Convention of the
State ol North Carolina, ratified on the 2lst day of No
vember 1V9. whioh auopted and ratified tbe Constita
lion ot tne United b tales, is now and at all times since
tbe adoption and ratification thereof, batb been in full
force and ffcct, notwithstanding tbe supposed ordinance
of tbe 30th cay of May 1861, declaring that tbe same.be
repeated, rescinded aud abrogated, an I (be said sup
posed ordinance is now and at mil times bath been, null
and void.
Mr Smith, ot Johnston, moved a susDeniion. of tbe
rules and that the ordinance be put upon in several read
ing.
Mr. Manly said be hoped tbe rules would not be sns
vended. Time tbculd be fiven for reflection whan mat
ters of 8'1 much importance w' re undr consideration,
and tbv sbruid not be parsed upon witnout mature de
liberation, lie txptesed vt intention to offer a substi
tute modiutpg pan a of tne mdtnanre, and moved to laj
Air. Dumb a Biouon on toe 'able.
Mr. Br'wn also op -oged the bnapensirt on tbe jouod
tbat surhcient time boold be given tor consideration.
4r. Phillips remarked tbat ibe adoptiooof tbiamoUom
would also table the oidiuanoe.
Mr. Manly withdrew bis motion.
.' r. Smith withdrew bis motion to sospesd tbo nilcf
ana uteordrnance tl s over.
. - The Committee onliuneral Amnesty consists of tba
loilowinir delegates :
Messrs. Gilliam, Caldwell, of Guilford Claike, Cow-
VOL. VI.
per, Furches, Gahaean, Henrahan, Jarvis Jones, of
Kowan ; Lash, and Love, T Jack .n.
On motion tbe Convention adj mrued till Thursday 11
o clock. . '
Well Said. The Artiet lite Ncto siys, editori
ally :
It is sreatly to ba hopd tint hencfarth North
Carolina may be free from that ft-re pirtizin spirit
which, in forratr timw, contribute.! a i much to re
tard her material prosperity aid advancement. Tnat
there will be diffi -rences of, opinion as to any line of
policy, is to be eXDected:' and if nilifiiwl within
proper bounds, we do not know that it is oH'ch'ona- i
ut ei . i . . J I
uie. out mat tierce, relent l, pros.-np tv spirit,
that would m.ke every thiatf, even the public g xi,
bow at the shiine of party, is to be feared asd exe
crated. The public go d, before private ends, ia a
m st wh'lesoma ooliucl aiiom ; and if thii ppirir
actuitelall, what a glortour coau.ry we shonld h ive !
Heoc forth let every truo son of North 0r lm i fe. 1
that his best ffrtg are dae to hi Staf, thvt her
Oounrflf si regar may be developei her intern il
imprcmnjentB perfected, and her people taku the
high and enviable position the Go 1 of nature d sigod
them to occupy. Tho grand old North Sute ia emi
nently worthy of the love and labor of ad her soup.
Lnt these who will, beek homes and f rlunfs else
where ; but let those who love-her, remain, i d set k
to build up and stret gthen, btiauti y ami adorn our
i wn lovid con.monwealth. A liier;il 8)sietn of in
trtial improvenietitf wide-reaching educi(io ial
ii fluenre, ai d th pr per ra-iral culture, will, i i a
fw year?, ruk N rtii Cin'i a truly the paradise
of the earth. Her people ara law-ahiiJiT, sob r,
upright ami ho iest pr .ivHmUliy g . I, t tht.
triits in their chtra:ter be as-i lu os'y cultivated aiiil
d-velojxd, and tvery mail feel t t. up n him l idi
vidually rests thn rep i isi- iiitv of m i .t ii h and
upholding the civil i latito'i a i! i ho State. E.-hev
partistu politics, and w nk I ir ihe g od ami g'ory
of oHr noble old State, an 1 you will Imve an i uieri
tarice of priceless valuJ to y -ur children aid your
children' children.
A terrible case of hum in death, from ctt'e nlagn'a
has occurred in Eogbud, at 8u Imirv, m Suffolk. M
Robert John Plumby, a veteti ay sureoo nt th-u
town, made a partial post mortem ex laiiaaiian ot the
carcass of a cow which had oeen shoi i i co is- quence
of being afflicted with the prevailing diabase. 1
doiDg so his shirt sleeves became saturated with blood.
Hewent home, was taken ill, and died at the eud ol
three days. His body presented all th" appearance
of death from putrid fever and mortifhati n. It in
supposed that some of th virus of the diseased
beast entered his ystsm through a boil he had on his
arm. A short time ago another veterinary surgeon
died from the bite of a carrion fly.
Wm. Stark, of Manchester, N. H., received by the
ship Qdconda whioh arrived at Boston on Monday,
from dlcutta, a white sacred Brahim cow, a lot of
Patnah goat, nme Hindoo sheep,' as veral Gange3
gees, and gome E st In ha deer. They ara desigoed
t- r his park in Manchester, on the Merrimack, where
he has the largest nrivate collectioo of ra.e animals
a d hirds io the U lited States.
Q lite a cumber f commisioaed officers of volun
' h uder the rank of Co ouel, now employed t-n
!tff ind temp irary Hgit duty, wou d cheerful'y re--i)in
their cx m niwious an retire to civil lite, hm by
s d ing they I. rf it the three month' pay award d
o ftictTH fh"D mustered out, whi.h is nut given to
resigned fflcerg.
Mj.su Augnsta St. Clair, -44 a petite y ung ladv,
scar ely twi-my,'' as been lecMtrin; on Ma riage
and Female E lucatibn in Cleveland. The Plai
dealer says the lecture was - all very fioe in t'iery,
but wily den Metit to practice. 4 vvtien you come
. K tiiaeritH Sjrnmv .yniil th pldn.- Vfr VVt.llr
you n4,w 9 g a many things as you don t
know now
Faoii Fern ,n tn,s N 'w Y k Lier, says she
nt -, r.t hi nJ 11 y btflon to o wnmio's
rights convention ; vae j ,sta lil,,e n-m, lour
teelinstatue who voulu urn :U rather love than
hat everything and evei '' ?n loveiv
,i i i u - M-tVtf frie '.; than
worm ; who nan umvi icinici - -
r i ii .- .iir her tlmiHTnia
etietu es n sne couia viiuuui iuu'
or her pen.
Two btatant rebe K;ntu :kian have got them
selves into a difficulty m New Y irk. O i a Uu U on
river steamer they off isivcd v avowed theitMelves
. ..... . V If I .
rebels, and one or them tl tally got into uimtui
with wajte and staboe I him. Tuy wer.s both
arrested whe the boat arrived in N ;v Y irk.
Miramon. the M xicui G.-nara , U n traveling;
in Europe, a d ha nc6v y irnvelat Berlin.
look-like dashing, reckless sohlier, who coui t
never b j depended upon by h-8 supei iois, though
they could not fail to appreciate tin process in
tl e field His beat ine is very gentlemanly, and
will, no doubt, gain him excess to European society
part cularly as his wife is an elegtnt and cultiva ed
lady.
A correspondent writes from Charleston that
tbe Mtrcuru is shortly to be reestablished under
the auspices of its former proprietor, R. B Riett,
Jr. A good deal of curiosity is felt to know what
will be its particular line of politics ana doctrines
to be advocated It is repened th t the edifor ha
aire, dy taken grounds igainst the adoption by the
State Convention ot the Constitutional Amenu
ment abolishing slavery. An opposition paper.
called the Independent African to be p iblisheJ by
T. Hurley and John Bonam, the former a white
man and the latter colored, is anoouncio! to appear
almo-t at the same time as the Ala cut y. The pro-
i rietors havh issued their circular and caused con
siderable of a sensation, some of our more bery
tempered youths having resolved that it shall nev
er have any other than a feeble and short lived ex
istence. The Portland (Me.) PrtiM proposes tohivefnh
scriptions opened for an Atlantic able from that city
to the Cane of Good Hope, tbe subscriptions to be
paid as soon as the cable is laid ia gojd worziog
older.
Pithole, tbe great oil city In Pennsylvania, was
thus tamed in eoi8jueoce of an extraordinary pit or
Oavern tbat exists about three mi'es from tbe cry
Io this pit stones are thrown, but they are never
heard to drop. Its depth has not yet been fathomed.
J. D. Pdlsson has receive 1 his commissi n and
catered upon the discharge of tae duties o! Pobtmas-
m&ster at WiimiogtoQf
Tbo office of tke Pitubrjrg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago railroad at Patuburg, was robb d of 35,000
on Friday last. It was stolen from a safe, evident
ly by some one who bad access to it.
A locomotive on the Northwestern Bailroad ex
ploded at Chicago, Saturday, killing the engineer
and a woman named Mrs. Dyer. Several other
persons were injured two fatally.
RALEIGH, THURSDAY, OCT. 5, 1865. NO. 276
Metuters Elect to the State Convention.
BelowL-e present a coTected list of the delegates
to the aate Convention now 1 in session in this
city :
Alma ance Giles Mebanc, Dr. Jno. W. McCau
ley :
Alexnder Mr. Stephenson;
Ashe -Mr Baker:
Aftsort-L L. Polk, V C Smith.
Beaufjrt -R. S. Donnel, E J. barren J
Bertie-Lewis Thompson, John Pool.
Blade Duncan Kelly. I
Brunsjrick Daniel L. Russell. f
Bunccinbe L. L tewart.
BurkepTod R. Caldwell.
Cabarius Dr L. S. Bingham, .
Caldwell Rufu- L Patterson.
Caradm D. D Feiebee.
Cartaret Jantes Rumley.
i'
Caswell B dtorti -Brown, Montford McGebee.
Catawba Dr. .!. R. Ellis. V
Chat ham -G P. Moore, Jahn A. McDonald,
Robt. Love.
Cherokee Mr. Dickey.
Chowan -Dr. R. 11. Winborne.
Cleaveland-D. Beam and R. Swan.
Colum us A J. J -lie.
Craven (J. 0. Chik and M E. Manly.
Cumberland nd HarnettNeill McKay, R. P.
Buxton, D. G. Mi Rae.
Currituck Thus J Jarvis.
Davidson Henderson Adams, S. S. Jones.
Davie D. M. Furches.
Duplin Rev. D B Nicholson, William A. Allen.
Edg-combe and Wilson John Norfleet..
Forsyth .1 G Lish a d 11. D. Siarbuck.
Franklin P II W inston, Jr
Giston Dr. Win. Sloan. f
Gi en -Henry W ilh y.
Granville R. B Gilham, Eugene Grisspm, E. B.
Lyon
Greene R J Williams.
Guil ord I) F. Caldwell,, Jonathan Harris.
Halifax -El. Conigland. V. W. Brickeli
Haywood W. G. B. Garrett.
Henderson and Transylvania A. H. Jenes.
Hertford Richard G. Cowper.
Hyde Jones Spencer. y
Iredell John H. McLaughlin, S. R. Bell.
Jackson J. R Love
Johnston Win. A Smith, Simon Godwin.
Jones F G Simmons.
Lenoir R. vv King.
Lincoln W. P liynum.
Macon R. M. Henry.
Midison- Mr. Gahagan.
Martin Jesse R. Stubbs.
McDowell Alney Burgin.
Mecklenburg Thomas N. Alexander, A. Mclvor.
Montgomery M-- Spencer.
Moore A R. McDonald.
Nash A B. Barnes.
New Hanover Wm. A. Wright, Dr. Hanson, F.
Murphy ' '
North -nipt on Jno B Odum, Wra. Barrow.
Onslow Isaac N- Sanders.
0 -ange-John Berry, S. F. Phillips.
Pasquotank George W Brooks.
Perquimans Thos. Wilson.
Person E. G. Reade.
Pitt rhurchil Perkins
Rindolplr S. S Jackson Z.'bedee Rusb
Richuiorfd - Alfred .-Docker v.
Roheso N. A. McLean, Nat. McLean.'
Rockingham Thos. Settle,
RoA'an r-N. B ydeii, I. W Jones. j
Rutherford and Polk G. W. Logan, C. ,L. Har
ris. ... . . - ;
Sampson A. A. McCoy, Thos. J. Faison.
Stanley, Janu;s M McCorkle.
Stokes y-A H.Joyce.
Surry M-. Faulkner.
1 yr ell, Charles MeCleese.
U iin Samuel IL Walkup.
Wake W 11. Hodge, W. II. Harrison; B. F
Moore.
Warren Wm. Eaton. Jr., P. H. Joyner.
Washington J. C Jotinston.
Watauga Mr: Bradley
Wayne W. r Fan-cloth. J T. Kennedy.'
" iikes Sam'l S.nith, Mr. Bryan. !
Yidkm Tiios II ynis
Yaucev and Mitche 1 - G. Garland.- i
Th C!h:trlHtton (jfnir.r oi toe 19 of Sen'tember
con'a'ns Article I (" D clara'ion of R glu 'j f ihe
draft ol ihetiew Sin e Coiistiiuiion, wh.i'h has been
laid before the Con eoiion ol South Carolina. A
has already been announced by teleg aph, it abol
ishes Slavery and involuntary Kervi ude. The
other sections contain nothi g that materially Jit
ters from the Constitution of other Slates. Secti n
9 provides th t liberty of the pr ss shall oe forever
inviolably preserved.
The official report of the famous standstill race
between the Winooki and he Algonquin, states
that the economical performance of each vessel was
t quil, that the a raogemenr, of the Winooski's tna
cninery s the simplest and most convenient possi
ble, and its economy ol fuel equal to that given by
the very complex ues gn of the Algonquin. The
Navy Department ex resses ita de'ertnination to
continue the dock trial until the test has been com
pleted, as required by the contract, or Mr. Dickin
s n dmiu his inability to complete it. As soon
as the Algonquin is ready the test will be resu ned
A corresdondent in the oil regions has visited
Mil er Farm. He says: I observed a small build
ing standing near the depi , evidently run as a
hotel for on a board politely suspended from the
front of tha domicil, were the significant words,
embodying both a c s iomen and a i invitatim :
Devp Drop Inn " But I didn't go in. The act
is, I didn't have nine. B ir I am sure the landlord,
whose name ii Djod, is a Yankee and a genius.
A Missouri man went to tbe war, leaving a wife
an : to chil.lren. He was given up for ded, and
his supposed widow ieca-ne a wiie at d a m thtr
aain. The 'fi'St husband laie'y returned safe and
sound ; the tw hath 'd and the double mVe calmly
talkdd the m t ter ver, audit wa lelt for tbe woman
todecid wb '8 wife she would b. She chose her
firat luv-, and her " Phi ip Biy " took hi children,
nade hU wife g od-hye and bt tried for the SjQtb. Nj
romance io that, i ot a good deal of reality.
Th aTincnt. of th T.forty Loan antWijwd by
Coogns- w.s $JOO,000 000. 0 thi $174,000,000
waslssaed wbeo operationa in connection witfl the
loan were discontinued. It U now tbooght probable
tt at S"retarv Co I loch will soon place tbe remain
lLg $27,000,000 oa the market.
Baron vVeddersedt, tbe Minister nt Swedan to
tho United States, is about to be allied bjr tnatri
mony to an accocopUabed young lady of Boston .
THE CITY.
Cottos Bcbxt. A tr ol cjic a bl .a ioir tn a M
Warfi.-W. entin;ng: thirty x b ea, w.i tu-nt at th.
N. C. depot yestenia- eveain;. The cotton ciubt frn
a s aik from th-i - jine. ni the wind beinsr prti
high, the flimes bffl -i entirely theff .rt- of tbe rail oa
employee to extinjrais. them Tbe track was trntd
and tha car tu uble 1 a fa I -ed d a th- emb ikmei
Other cottoa io the yard caagrtt, bat til but about fnu
bales were v d bv .h io lelitigable exertions of Uajo
Hodjr- and hii subo dins es,
Nobody cn bi bla a d but thi aforaid "park at
too mu'h credit cannot ba given Mr. Mioer, as; nt of tin
U. S. military r ilro&d, a id Mr. Prayn. of the q iarte
master' department for their aatirin ezertioaf i
behalf of Mr Warndd'i iotereiU.
J N., the phi! pha? an I oq of aasb speak "ng, d
not appear as announced, lait night, oa acsiait of tht
eclipse of th inia or fro n i n j ither otue, bat say
he wilt norate at the capital to-ntjr&t.
He wanU ci izens to attend anl take their faat ilies
which they can do if th-y ahone, bat if jo it mast be or.
their responsibilit y ant a t oara. Hh talc h to be or
the war. of which wj h tv j h ur i a ? vj I deal heretof ore
Fiftt roca Forty Foaxv rooa oa Fioht. Foreverv
thine or anything yoa want in the hardware line go t
44 "ajetteville street. Mr. Carraway, with Hart &
Lewis, at the ;bove placi can erhib t one of the largest
stocks in the State, and sells as prices that suit th.
times.
rHB Raleigh Bible 0 mio.Utfj wul huld meeting in
the I'resbyieriao Church, ia thU c.tv. on M nday afte r
n on.O tober 9th, at 4 o cl ick, for the purpose of or
gaDizing a permanent Bible Society Auxiliary to the
American Bible Society.
AcciD8NT. A. M. Murray, connected with the Military
railioad bstwean Ualeihand .Vewbern, was accidentally
killed in Newbern Taesdav m rning, by being crashed
bet veen to cars He was in Raleigh on Sunday, and
left here on Monday morning.
Hon. W. R. Bridger. President of the W. W.
Railroad, was in the city yesterday. We were pleased
to learn from hiin that trains would run over the whole
length of his road in a few days. He is now making
through trips, but some bridges are to be finished before
the track is complete.
i
Hats not referred to the almanac and know not what
it says of th event, but there was an ec'ipseof the moon
at an early hour last night, visible to the naked eye. It
was visible when the moon just appeared and lasted some
two hours, a email portion of tbe disk only being ob
scured. thb National Bank has commenced business at the
old itand of C. B. Root, Esq., Fayetteville street. The
interior of tha building is being refitted in a very hand
so -ie manner.
Nhw Fiai. We call attention to the advertisement of
the M eisrs. Barhatn, whj have associated themselves
together for the purpose of doing an auction and com
mission business.
That's What's thb Mattbr I The inimitable Billy
Vaughan, with his far-famed opera troupe, is in town.
They performed list night in the . Market Hall, giving
unqualified satisfaction to aimirers of tbe "light fantas
tic toe," and eliciting heavy applause by their laughable
delineations of negro cbaracer. They perform again
to night. Go and see them.
MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.
CCBRKCTKD BY J HS O WILLIAMS, BS KER.
Prices of North Ctrnh'na Bank Notes.
B k ot N rth Cito in i, 85 ; Bi k of Cape Forir,
35 ; B k ot Cnar ott-. 25 ; Biuk of L"Xington, 25 ,
IJ K.k .f K x-ior U4h, 35 ; Bi'ikof Wades b roug i,
20; Bo- of Thomas.vt.le, 20; Bmk of Wilming
ton. 20; B ink of C iramerre, 20 ; Bikof Wsnin;
to , 15 ; B nk ot Fivtvil e. 15 ; B k C ir. .
I -ii. 15; B"-k "f V in.'ewii.., 15; Mi-cs'
ll r.i..-t,-' B i b. . 30; Pi me 's B iuk, t il : ;: .
30; C ""iier i ii B k. VVjimi. gton, 15 ; Merchant.
B..-fr, N .-r- , 30 ; Gt .: rotig-. M !:.', 10
f d 140; S v I i5; OJ G 'ip.ns. 37; li . '
: C u f. 40
NEW DVPRTISEMBN18
44 FYETTEVIl,LB ST It RET,
HALEIG-H,N.C.
7K I n V P K SP C1AL A n'K TIO.V OF I'uK-
cbaeis to our large and Interesting stuck ot
MIS ELL NE0US HARDWARE,
Wooden Ware,
Willow Wa-e.
Crockery Ware,
Glasd Ware;
China Warp,
P..t and
Hallow Ware,
Stone Ware,
Tin Ware,
Iron and Steel,
Buggy Material,
Bridles,
baddies.
Harness,
Collars, Ac ,
Lamp Lanterns,
OiU,
Faintt,
Varnish is,
and
Brushes.
Alio
FAMILY GROCERIES.
In fact for anything in the
HOUSE KEEPING LINE
Call at 44 Fayetteville Street.
D. TT CARRAWAY,
With Haar 4 Lawn.
Oet b tt
J. Q. A. BiaHAM W. K. BiasiM.
FIRM.
THE DVDErt8I0NED HA h ASSOCIATED THEM-a-lves
for tbe purpose of establishing ia RaJeigh an
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE
and General Aeeney for eeUinz and buying property of
. t . n mw.A .iurfin all mnrtu nf
DUineM-
One of tha firn being a practifiAg lawyer, we are pra
pated to give legal adviee. exaanne and adjwt tui,
draw conveyances, and attend to professional business
generally, both in and out of tbe courts.
Tbe name of tbe firm is
' B ABEAM BROTHERS,
Oct -tf OJSce two doors above Pregrass Offlee.
TERMS.
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lovacd by busiuets men.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notices wih be set il miuu, leaded, ar.d in.
rted unuer tbe v.u A'te ut.u, auu Ubt uw.Ur
4Uare chargea lor evei in. v. iiou.
LOCAL COLUMN.
Only short notices will be aamitteu to the Local Ctt
amo, at tbe toliowing i ates :
Jue Line, One Day $1 00 I Thiee Lines, One Day 12 Qt
iwoLinti, 1 5u J rive Liue, " i t
len Lines, or more, at the raie oi l wcntj-bTe Ceuia a
uine lor each insertion.
FUNEUAL NOTICES, MARRIAGES, de.
Will be charged same as Adverliseiutiiik, mi.o uauit b
paid tor when bajdedin, or they will not acinar.
The above Kates will be adhered to in all mstV, and as
we have to pay cash for everything in eur business, wa
must demand cash.
June, 26, 1865. J. .. PENNINGTOV A CO.
TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS.
We have tw pay cash lor paper, ink anu labor, and we
must have more cash troin those lor whom we work or
we cannot pay our currentexpenses. Weknowlhera
is but little money incircniation,buttbere are bat tew
persons who waut a newspaper tbat cannot spat e tha
money to pay tor it. Personsieeing their paper marked
must remit the money or it will be stopped.
Advertisers mast pay in advancefor alltranslent mat
ter, and business men who advertise regularly willk
expected to pay their bills monthly .
Job Printing mustba paidfor whendelivered.
J. L. V. & CO.
PROGRESS
FF f
TWO POWER PRESSES
AND OVER
OAE HUADRED FOATS OF TYFJE !
Bythe accession to mr establishment of an entire
Printing Office, we now have the largest and mos i.ciu;
ujete JOB PRINTING OFFICE
in tbe ate, and we solici i w i-rk.
G-ORDON JOBBER
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We i a ve ' n 'iten ' svok men 4rnl . rn pi tt r t . d f
tcli ma v rel iel on h. all c tses, hihJ a - tl a l
fr.un ai.' who 'iave pruning t-do.
(yl0 J. L PBSI.GTt)N Ai CC
FOR SALE, AT A B 1RUAIN .
I MJltiAV .-T iLiiiii.i, 5 Yn..t U..i. VKIiY
I hiiito! tnl 41 lnt'il - ul I e u ri'-, ilig.in
arness. Inquire of -t r. t;..w :er A C , at r.st
ii ni, I v ii-'Js A 'a S tble-, r ol .Undm 4 Co.,
.X'-n II tii ct 3 lw
aOMtTUI.NG GtXiD TO SMOKE ASD
L K I N K
t ( w w BtTI'LKS VLttV ribT OLpB'UuBON
tUUw VVM.kv
v IU 0U0 I'nine rfarana Sgar, a g-nam article.
I Burel Supeiiur App e Brau i , t ktr,l totak.
Rtfteiv. d aud lor aate at ,,,,, 1V j, rn
Uct3,f B P WILLIAMSON A CO.
AUJTIOV. AUCTION, AUCIIO..
WTr. tlAVc Firi'-.L U' uVti't ufjii SiOKE,
VV la-in Aucti.a M...U3. wber e i I h-cmv
Goods r,a tv .v k!e auctioua Merchant and otrrrs
having remnants and pickles f g...d- tha
to reafseoo axoaea, would do eil t.. pat ih- i r
bands B. '. WILLI AMMi.N A 0 ,
sept27 ti Com. I rcnapta A Ancnonters.
TO PRINTERS. n.vn
A FIRT-RAT SO. Z w A wli OTOM AND
A Miwa for sale nearlra tnoa a new. KriCe
ittpdeWorVaiw "onVif $300 Will be sol. a. .Uv
ifappliedfor imaediately. APj)JpEVVI.VGT05,
Btpi-Hfc Progress Pace.
McCOMBIE & CHILD,
Commission Merchants.
5o. 11 Water Street, New York.
Libval advanoee' made on Cotton, Xaval Stores. Ae
HDLBEBT A McLEA-V, Agent,,
Pt,i.3m New BrneN
. n iirn TMTrP! ROARDIXG
U nx A mt ixc " .wr-e
T MHS. M. J. rMJWSff. SO..ISFIHtI-
ville street, lor a lew tau"- "rr -Q'x t,t
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