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THHMAIL8.
For the benefit of the public ! we. publish
the following directory of tb postefflce of
.this city:'; .i . ' V . , , " f
Western null close '- y-Ji! -I
Western mall arrive i:f?
Eastern mall close . , , j r. .
Eastern mall arrive. ft . 12:40 P. M.
Chatham mall close .jf . ;l
Chatham mall arrives ; ,s t ,:, ; P. M.
R.tG.H R. mall ctoaei j
a A O. R. B. mall arrives , , 6:50 P. M.
Throusih northern via R. A G, r; . . , -.
R. R. close n A. M.
Through northern via R. t 0.
R. R, arrive :50 P. M.
Oinoe hour for delivering mailt from 7:30
A. M. to J P. M. .
Unnu nnlora rn luued and Daiu from
8:15 A. M. to 4 P. If.
Letters can be registered from 8:13 A. H.
totP. M. ' j
v Catton Market, n
Carefully corrected by Geo. T. Btronach
A Co. No. 4 Martin-street, Balelgh.N. C. ,
MUMlins, , u-'4 V,,H
St Uw middling, u. a tl
Lorn Middling . ,0j
St good ordinur-, " ' W
Good ordinary, , - , ; f 10
ClesnSUIns. ;';.; .IKIm.V ,ji 10
Market steady.
L LOCAUfflRS;11!'
See advertlsemrnt of sale of flit horses.
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Special Term. ' ' ' " k-u' rrl'-f
The govenor has ordered a .special term
of superior court for Camden county to be
gin the Brtond Monday la DecemierJndge
McKay will preside. ' " ' ' T!
Attorney-OenersJ TCe;
lien. Thomas 8. Kenan, of ff Ilsen, At
toroey General eWt, nod one of , the devi
erest, bravest and tenderest men In the state
i at tin National hotet!':.' 'u H'm
A Present to Members of Aaemblyt
Yesterday morning Mr. Jamas IL Knnl,
publlslier of Turner's Jfl.' G. Almanac and
Slate Record presented a copy this vara
able Annual to each ' niember of the general
assembly. They wero laid upon lbs desks
of the speakers aad member of each boose.
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Commutation of Sentence.
The sentence of John Rhlaehm-dt of Mad
ison county, canvtcted of the murder of Jo
seph Tamer, supposed paramour of his wlie,
kboat fifteen monllis ago, and seulencl to
he hanged Dec. 8," has , been commute4 by
Gov. Brogdea to imprlsonmeat In the peni
tentiary for life. Rinnehardt Is 73 years of.
age. II. A. Glgcr . was of counsel for
Bbinebardt, and it Is owing to his faithful
and persistent efforts la behalf of bis client
that the commutation ws secured.
Put Up to ba Knocked Dowa. 1 -
The republican caa cut held In the senate
chamber last night nominated Oliver H.
Dockery, af Richmond' cons t'y," for X'nited
SUtes senator. ; Tbera Is a remarkably
strong feeling In favor of Senator Ransom
among the repnbllcau member af the legU
latsre, owing to his uniformly courteous do.
meanor towird man of all parties an l bis
high character as ' statesman, a thoroughly
national and patriotic man and a North
Ciroliman T)f whom the stats Is prsod.
From what we learned before tha caucus
net we ars Inclined to thr opinion that ao
nomination would have been made bat for a
presumed necessity of keeping np the dis-
Hntlna liwl Affvftfltvni Iaii nt Ihrt hftf: f
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National Surgical InstltutOs--i- -
The Surgeons of Ibis Institution bom At
lanta, Ga are now at tha Yarborongh
House, where they will remain nntQ the 25th
instant t ,: ( i n t
"They have a kr-'e atsertmenl af Surgical
appliances with tum, and will ba pleased
to see their old patients end any now ones
whe may wish to apply.
Examination Free.
Messrs. Sander, Jfc Co. bat on hand a
uice stock of groceries; which can be bought
the luwesl-rlcra.Theylwiyrpay tt
best prices for cotton.
Sabacribe to tho Daily Sentinel." Ooly
three doIUrs for sit m6ttbi ' u" W
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Heart to Bax, . . tl -What
Is It sink deeper Into memory than
man' jaipatby ith his fallow man. ... We
live to forget facet and forget Barnes, but
lb heart that ever beat a slcgle throb for
ours U never, ao aever foigw en. It was In
a strange crowd a stranger tu yesterday
standing when a man a proacbed bim sad
cboak'bint Ly the hand faying. "I heard of
jour affliction some months sine and sjm
patblzed with you deeply. 1 will never for
get my town dark days when yon czprafcad
yourself so kindly toward me." Tere
rcrlM' overheard the thing end weat ofl
wifplae. A' ditnppolntrd reudldat for
doorkeeper remarked as he passed that a
lone of sa duces seemed to pervade the very
air.--
jL feunday Letter.
. Senator LItes, tba . editor of the Wiles
Woro Herald wrote a Sunday letter to hi
pulMt from (hit In wbicl bs mj t 'A
riny.fr? cllssgrceabl dst.f Key. Tbeo.
UittieaV-r-'-f Ippj wo' boii'caiisdbim i
years vge at Cltapel 11111 paHtor of lb Bap
tist church at Charlotte, preached a very
able sermon' to-day In the splendid cburcb
building which stands as a lasting testi
monial to. the tinto, liberality and good sense
of Thomas E. Skinner. I ilont know where
be la now- Be v. T.' IL Trltchard wbo.'a
long, time ago,, at Cedar Creek chrch
(Utetvllle) made what seme thought was a
moatTanjut ted nnnecersary attack upon
U) yalversity at Chapel 11111, Is new the ef
ficient an! able pastor of ihla popular snd
prosperous church -llis wealthiest probably
In the, statey t ' L'A i '
Tba Penitentiary,
The report of the board f director of
lb stale peniUallary will be laid before the
general assembly la a few days. It la al
ready In the hands of the printer, The re
port contains a condensed hlstery of the es
tablishment for the current) ear. Tb report
of the president of the board states that a
strong cell building of brick, awing af the
original plan, bas been completed, contain
ing 64 cells wltb Iron deors, and all the ma
chinery for a first class prison. Tb report
declares that the work, af every deacripUoa,
was manufactured at less than half th reg
ular contract price. , The chairman report
that tb foundry and machine wop, the
blacksmith shop, the carpenter, eb
tailor thopt all working under the exclu
sive charge of the convicts is in a prosper
ous and paying condition, and turning out
all, work reqaired and demanded by the
wants of the Institution.' - ' J 51 ;
During tbe year 60 convicts bare been
employed at the state expense lo manufac
ture brick for tbe insane ssylaut at Raleigh.
Fifty convicts have also been let ont to the
YTeslern . Insane asylum.. , T. rce hundred
and thirty-two convicts have been worked
on tbe Western N. C. ralMud, at Swan
nanoa Gap. , Two hnmlred have been
farmed eut to the Sparlanbuig and Ashe
vlile railroad at 831.20 per bead personam,
and the N. C. k G i., railroad have been
allowed fifty convicts . for their victuals and
clothes,'' The btlunce .of ya 794 In the bi
stitution on th 1st of November, 1876, have
been uted upon" the work or "building lie
uialo building od "exterior all of tb state
lasiltulion. , . . s-
M I r PEBS9WAJ VKistie8 ;
flliing hogsln Salem?
Christmas Is 30 dai a off.
1ngeroll l sligUil as elector
j5everaor WUllaua lias had a celtnsn
me
after bim Biae Jeans,
Llge At wood at Salem went to sctld a
kogwiltcaliteAJlmscI
- A new Presbyterian ' clinn-W wit recently
dedicated at McLeansrille. - "
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i lion. A. - II. - Stephens was expected jfi
Washington Thursday night , ! UJ
f JA tea of Dr. SmltS of Greensboro bas
been ordained to th mJaistry. V . 1 i
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Salem bad thunder , and lightning ana
foow all In oue night lastKuuday. ' J
Judge Kerr delivered an address at tie
Baptist church In Salem Thursday night.'
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monument of Daniel Webster la, un-
eUd to-day la Guniral Park. New Yor
' Col. John n. ' Dillard 'wilt leave" Croene
bero and return taliia farm in Bocklngturm.
Sev. J. A. Welgand glvea np pastorate f
the Methodist church la Norfolk on account
el his health. , ....rw. -. i
t V R. Moore of the VcAdoo houae at
Greensboro has been employed in Richmond
at Ike American noteir"" ""
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I GreeneUorq would bare bad a balloon at-
enslon Monday night bat ' the balloon man
coildnt get wind euough.
William Outlaw of . TerquiaiaBt took a
eart load of blaeflsh to Edenten and was
murdered on bit way borne. j )
Two ' New York women bare been sent
20 yeara each to the peaitentiary for detain
ing a young girl la a bouse of 111 fame. .
H. It Lewis in New York nmile his wife
steal from ber employers.? IU wsttento
ths penitentiary. She wasn't punished. I
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Cat R, R. Brldgers says if tbe legislature
wilt remove tbe restriction on tbe gauge of
the Cberaw and Wadeebore railroad be will
start-it going atomy.-" 'rr- V '.
An old Washington, politicise of the days
ef Jackson and Van Buret walls the street
wltb a copy of a', work entitled "Fallen
Empires" under bis arm sskir.g every man
be meets If be dsn't think our country is in
great danger of again being rein by factions
in tbe present crisis. - - " - ?'-.
Conversing at Be.. l-'.?"'.
The steamship Gulf Stream whkU arrived
from Wilmington at New York '. it Wedner
dajjorted that the steamer was withla ball
ing distance of the FranTkUtftT!?" a heavy
gal was blowing and tbe captain convened
with the officer AO dock who -.k -d whe was
elected president "Th steamer was fjlng
to, close recfwl at the lime. ' V : '
LEGISLATURE.
01 40:t anJt
Tb O'fhl sgoinat the sheriff was renewed
with Increased vigor In the aesaie Jester
day. Tbe shiviff f Ooasftt was able to
bobble through but ran the gauntlet amUl a
I iv of words, shot at oune s)de jiy liwvw
Scales and on the other by Justice of Ruth
erford and Other.- The Williams Mil for re
lief f the sheriffs " of Franklin, N.isa and
Wilson opened the latter las 4 on every side
and at last was cousignel Jo tb Judiciary
committee with Inatractton to report what
power If wry ef giving' relief to ikerUT waa
Invetted In the legislature. Senator Graham
went so for at te eclntm ngalnst tllowiaf
repreKot itioo, to nen Ux-paykig counties
lls.uld tb ceantiea that did not pay their
taxes thould not be allowed representatives
to mske laws for tbe state. Truly a com
naader-bxwlef threat wW ooly Servant
of the people and a people too who bars
tent servsatt here to lessen taxation and
not to disfranchise them because of it The
senator from Orange surely could not bare
beea serious In what he said. ' " '
Some half dezea bill la tbe boose favor
Ing the repeal of tbe asnry law hsve popped
their bead an anil beea referred.. It aeems
antnlmoosly gone forth that th usury law
mast be repealed. There Is tnacb te do be
fore the two bouse csn possibly tike recast
but tbey teem to be cotsuming time In act-
tlitg when to go borne before they clean np
business snd-get ready to go." In the opinion
of well lufermed members the recess will be
taken about the 15th or 20Ui ef December.
An old gentleman Tram Rockingham la tb
Hesse yesterday evinced much nervousness
for an early adjournmentind wished to get
home by tb llrst ef December at farthest
He stoutly declared th . people were for re
trenchment and reform and this aaa what
ailed him, ( But bis eotleegae arose and In
farmed the house that tbe old man bad Jnst
married a young wife, and this was tbe re
trenchment and reform that tarried bim
borne, lie wished to be there by tlie first of
December, for "December ss plrtsuntas
Tbe puullo priming wtt aet up in caucus
Thursday night to the Raleigh News. Jibe
result was received by the other paper wltb
tbe blandest smile of ipjaiui Unity. Properly
the public printing aheuld be given lo no
articular Daner. . It br a . demoralizer af
proteasionai journalism ana oolongs to tne
dead old tgejof party organa. ; iui
tbey have, sberlfls who , ars brroes, up
wet Fersusen of Haywood told yester-
duyof bl. sheriff wh'j was wllllsgt tq aacri
Bee a fine drove of cattle la order to raise
the money and lend te bU peoale to pay
their taxea but the money was not in
market ' 1 ' r "' ;'
r:" ' SENATE. " ; -' '
FIFTH DAY. ,,: ', J:"'
Pretidrnt called to order, J O'clock.
Secretarf read journaC
LItes of Ansen; Memorial front citizens of
Polkton for repeal of. a certain local law,
Calendar , '
, Moi re cfNew Hanover; Bill to incorpo
rate 1st ward elty backet company of Wil
mington. ' Propositions and grievance.
v Crawford ; Bill to amend aectlon 9, cbsp-
tor 65 018.;---Committees
reported. ,, ; :
' Chair announced a portion of standing
commltte. ,ji-.,-, ,". .- t i'i A-
" Folk, Wilson," Coke, Itobblni, . Graham,
i '-'rillAKCS.' ; -12' f
" Graham. Holt Latham, Troy, Ferguson,
Bobbins and Green. ,i ;i.4 ',t s a
. " : fXTXBBAt. JMPHOVCXKJfTS.' ?' ,'!
Jelmsen, Morre of Mecklenbnr Stanl
ford, Latham, Justice and Dockery.
PBOPOaiTIOMS AID OKIBVAHCES.
, Dortcb, Albright Bingham, Boddie Bob-
erU. lunn and Mebau. . t ..- .
Crawford, Sandifer, Askew,,.. Williams,
Yoang adllngtwa.M s t w
MaftorV, Finger,' Hel'llsi' AewartT;; Be'ateti
Coke and Moure of Now Unnover..1 j lhi4 'j
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KDCCATIOX.
Finger, Stickney, Heil'n. Troy. Nichob
too, aUbane of Rockingham and Bryant.ul
" EKQResstO BILLS.
', VaiblaHy Stewart and York. .'.7
8INATK BRANCH JOIXT f8TAKt)lNa
COMXITTEK OK ENROLLED BILLS,
, Meore of Mecklenbarg, ' Bonnett and
Deckeryj'H:i- .t. . ;(
t'.a r Hf .;(-8ltL8, .C t,,
Latham explained merit of bit bill for re
lief of Sheriff Satcb well of Beaufort and it
wa put n ita readings. , . , fV ., .,,
Justice ef Rutherford, thought It - vu a
matter for the coaaty commissionera unless
the legislature merely give there the right
to relieve him. N . -
Latham was satisfied no harm could be
done. . . ,
Scales wished to know If It was a private
law, If so ft required 30 days sotlce. '. v
Stickney contended It was a public law. .
Chair bold it affected psbiie officer and
wtt a public law. ny;
, , Bill passed., third reading. . Aye . it,
Days 6. 1 u - ' m k"'J.:r
.. Fergasoa: Bill for relief of ptrchasen of
certain lands in Clay county. Propositlots
and grievance. 1- '-i '
Williams asked bis bill for relief of sherlfts
of Nash, Franklin and Wilson to be put so
Its readings. j. -- ,,'.'
Green and Folk! hoped the bill would he
referred te tli jqfUiclary commltteato be.
put la proper leg il shape, j; -, , f , 1
Trey ajrreed With Folk and Green sod
heped the motion would prevail ?
Williams contended hia bill was for the
relief of tbe people. The only ground taken
by supreme court was that postponement ef
time changed original contract and relieved
sureties, but bis bill was drawn with eon
sent of H tb sureties te extension of time.
. Graham aaid all the sheriff bad till 20th
December to settle. It w are going to deal
In this matter at alt It slieuld first go te Die
ht'liciary. Sheriffs' counties where they pay
no taxes cot tainly ought not to be repre
sented here to make laws for the state.
Last year the times were as bard as they ar
this, nd Alt the sheriffs came to time be
cause no legislator wa hero to relieve
then. ; . ... i-- . i-.-it
fioddie said tbe sheriff ef Nash merely
made this request for the soke of the people.
Ths Is thflj n time he had ever ackea In-
TEC
dutsence, and bas nevwr yet failod to si&tle
In tune.
SUtkney said Graham of Oraaji made an
eireions mistake lu saying there wa no
difference in counties lo paying their taxes,
and aet forth th monled want of tbe cotton
section. r
Fercuaen oflluyeood knew his own sheriff
cealtl aot colk-ct tae money. It wasu t mere.
It bad beea bis custom to borrow the money
and Uils year be cacti, raise It and although
he had a large drove of cattle bo Inteadod
te SHtll te raUi the money for bis people, the
money couldn't be had for them, but by the
first of January money would Dow la, aad
be hoped the senate would give indulgence
to siierins. . ... , .
Tne motion to refer the bill to the Miclary
committee waa put and Graham asked the
aye and noea. Aye 27, nee 18. Keiermi.
Folk of Caldwell 1 Bill to- preserve elec
tion return, and secretary f state ordered
te preserve thesa as be would say other state
paper. Rule snap ended and am passed.
The uu to be la Iorce frem and aoer it rati
acatlaa. '' : -'
t Graham enquired if any bill bad yet come
in to validate election that bad ne coanty
seal attached, lie woula have introdocetl
a bill of tha tort but supposed one would
have been over here froai the bouse ay this
time. 1 -
Justice: Resol alien of Instruction to Ju
dlctary eemmittee that they report what
power U any lh general assembly aaa to
extend time of sheriffs. - Passed and re
ferred te Judiciary committee
. Canlngbam: - Resolution concerning
opening daily eetsiensol senate with prayer.
Graham would rather put It in ahapetrmt
president or senate it authorize to invite
different ministers of tbe city te opea with
pr aver every mornlnir. Paswed. '
Troys Don't like to connect anything
like levity with religion but 1 would tike to
amend that our dillerent ministers be Invi
ted to make special prayer every dav for our
pro tem, presiding omcer Thomas Johnson.
President pro tem started to pot tha resoj
lauon but at smiles 01 uemuera.anu oa sec
ond themrht declared It out o order,
Liles: Resolatioa to Inflict penalties an
sheriffs making incomplete returns.
Ileus bill to validate election returns
passed third reading with ratifying clause
and returned lo bouse. r ti trr-v.
Holt moved to edjoura till to-morrow
morning at 11 o'clock. Adjourned. , 1
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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The house assembled according to ad
lonrnment Prayer by Rev. G. W. Spake,
member Irem Jackson. Journal read and
approved.
Sbacklefqjd, of Onslow," was granted
leave of absence. Leave was also granted
to Wllsoa. or liurke.
A message came from the senate auuounc
Inz the adoption of joint rule, and order
Ing that 200 copies be printed. The boas
eoiicnrred. . t 'Hit
PKTITIOX8 AKO MEMORIALS
By Abiiott of Cam en, memorial from
tba commissioners or Camden county.
V RM0LCTI0X8
By Abbott, resolution for relU f of Camden
county for maintenance of a lunatic for tb
year 1875. e inance committee.
By Troy, of Richmond, resolution relating
lo Bailie's Kevisai. Judiciary.
By Htirtsell, of gtaaly, resolution for re
lief of William. 11. Hear, sheriff of Stanly.
Propositions aud grievance. . 4 1
ByUeuderson: Bill to prohihit aaieet
intoxicating liquor within two miles ol cer
tain churches In Uavie county. Calendar.
Bv Carter, of Hyde j Act lo Dx the stand
ard height of lawful fences lo N. C, at four
feet lniead,of A fuet Committee on agri
By Cary, ef Caswell: Act to submit
question of batidiiiX a railroad from Dan
ville, V. to Yancey vlile, Caswell county, to
the qualified voter of that county. later
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ami inipivTpuimia. - )
By Cadger: An act In favor of Madison
Coo at y. Propnettiona and grievance.
By Troy, of Richmond: Bill prescribing
10 hoars lor a lexal day work. Calendar.
By Geffrey: Act for rellei of tax payers
or Carteret county.' f inance.
By Wilson, of Transylvania; Act for re
lief of J H. Lanning, aheriff of Transylva
nia. Judiciary,
" By McRae: BUI for the better enforce
ment ef the criminal law of the state. Ju
diciary.
By Psrnell, of Wake: ' An act for the re
lief of the tax payers of Wake county; Pro
positions and irrlevances.
JlfJClnz. of Stokes i- Bill for relief of W.
IL Gentry, sheriff of Stoke, , Proposllloni
By Baxter: Bill for the relief of John F.
FrosL aherlfl of Currituck. ' Judiciary.'
By Jarvis: Bill for Die relief of F. J.
Satchwell, sheriff of Beaufort county. Ju
diciary. "
By UoncV. of Caldwell: Bill for relief of
R. R. McCall, sheriff of Caldwell county,
Proposition and grievances. -'
By McClare, of Clay: Bill to authorize
the sheriff ef Clsy county to collect arrears
of taxes. Propositions and crievances.
By Cooper, of Cherokee: Bill to amend
sec 1, chap, 97, Battle's Revisal, to reduce
tbe price of public printing. Committee on
punuc printing,
Bv Carter, cf Buncombe: An set to re
store silver a a legal tender.' Judloiarf 1
A message was received irom the aenate
Informing tho house of the adoption of the
report er tne joint committee on roles
Concurred in. -
Carter, of Buncombe, offered a resolution
providing that 100 copies of Battle's Retlsal
be furnished by the secretary of state for tbe
uae of members ol the house. : '
Purnell stated that there were 140 copies
of Battle's Revisal la the state library for the
use of members of the legislature.
The rule were suspended, to take np the
resolution. . - "
Parnell proposed to amend by striking out
lh woidt "secretary of state." .
Gudger saw n necessity for the resolution
as any member could obtain a copy of Bat
tle's Revisal upon application, and there'ore
moved to table -the resolution. Tabled, 53
t36.
A message came from tbe senate Inform,
ing the house ef the passage of senate bill
No. 17, relating to assistant clerks aad other
subordinate and their compensation, and
asking concurrence. Tbe house concurred
and tbe resolution was adopted. ' , Q
A message was received from the senate
asking concurrence ef the boose In ao
amendment lo the act validating previous
election returns. Concurred in. , '
' Also a senate messa're asklnir concurrence
In an amendment (0 buus bill No. 9, Coo-
turret in. ... , .1 ,
STAUppra COXXITTEES. ,
The following' atandlng committee were
then ssaonaced by tbe speaker: . .
"Judiciary Committee. Staples cliairman,
Graves. Uemiersoa, Merlcr. MeGeh, Phi-
nix. Rose, Pajri&o, King, yaugban, Carter,
Rowland. Todd. Cobb, Russell, Paraell,
llsgley. McBraye and Bledsoe. '
Aricuiiure, uechanlca and Mining.
Roberts, Peel.-WlsclM'Ster, Wlnslow. Sbare,
Fenneff, BrasweD'" Biacil. Horton and
Johnston. ' V ,
Internal ImftrovemenlsCarter. of Hide.
McGebee, Rotjcrts, Wiisoo, of Burke, Bryan,
Davis, Carter, of BuoooioIm, Brown, of Mc-
&J n V .1, V. .,., , .BVMW.'T V. ..WWW-
Ingten, Scoti, Chirk of Bladen, and Cwoper.
riaw. Mcuebea, Simueon, 'nilson,
Raidr n, McRae, profitt Panifh, Sams, Ruh,
Moy, ;' Pacnell. Singlotary Crewi' ti
IWVIS. --n, y-r- - . ...
Claims. McLane, Leach, Mclvor, Abltett
Austin. Ayeock, Ardiey, Carter of Warren,
asd Carey.
On-porationa. Henderson. . Birbardeon,
Klnir. Told. Myw, Wilson, Uaack, Beam,
Todd, af Wake, and Ward. ' -
KJucntioo, Rinsom. Gwfl'oy, Stephen
ton, Fagen.t Haahtoa of Wilkes, Shackle
ford, Purnell, Baxter, Morris, Simmons aad
Bledsoe. ...
Penal ltiitllntlons. Plnuix. Sharpe.
Quins erly, Kenaa. Pewett, Moselr. Proltt
Roberta, Baxter. Carter, Terry, Ward, aad
Wilson, of Transylvania.
PrivlhYes aad. Election. Morlng. Uea-
derson. Pmnlx Ruasom, McBrayer. Purnell.
Clark and UarrUou. ,
. Proaoaitlons and Grievance: - Gadger,
Swain, DHlanL Vaasbaa, Coencu, Godwin,
Shotwell, Keuaa. Fox. Richardson, McCnb
biss, Bsglej and B.edsoa.- , t s
.' ILU 0 ECOXD tAWKO. Vr 1
' House bill exempting $300, ef personal
property from taxatioa. Referred te Finance
Committee. ;: :
House bill. No. T. for the relief of S. 3.
Sheltoo, sheriff of Haywood coanty.
Parratu moved a reference to tbe commit
tee en preposition and grievance, but
withdrew at reqaeat of Davis, of Usyweod,
who unfed Immediate action. Referred to
Judiciary Committee. . '
House bill . 0, lor reuei 01 ja. nr. uog
gett Ux collector of CleareUnd county.
JudicUry. ' . , , .,
House bin o. , to auena cnap. 209,
laws of 187-'75. Judiciary.
'House bill No. 14. to repeal an act
tmendiag char'er af tbe towa of Klnstom
tot to renew tha old charter. . . Referred t
csmmlttee on corporations. t.i v
Hoase bill No. IS. for relief of J. Bv Bu.-V-land,
theriri of Jackson.- Finance ro 11.
milteo. . . . ..... r . j
House bill NoV It! for general relief bf
sheriffs and collectors. Mclver, ef Moore,
oflered an ameaduteat, which waa accepted
aud the bill passed It aecend reading.
Richardson, of Columbus, moved a susiiea
stou of tbe rule to put tb bill apon Its final
passage. Tbe rules were suspended : va
rious amendment were proposed and voted
down, ' . ." . .. . 1
fun motion at Carter, of uyae, L.uiea
Sute Senstor Rinsom, who was ti ft
lobby, was lsvlted to a seat apon the floor,
of the bouse. . , i
Bledsoe msvea a reference or the bill lor
the reaeral relief of sheriff lo the
Judiciary eommlttoe, n i
Cooper movea an amendment mat tae
bill tbalt not apply te any eherifl who baa
not settled la lull with the state and ronnty.
Carter, of Hyde, moved to reconsider tbe
vote by which the boose refused to tef -rto
the judiciary , committee. Tbe motion
prevailed. i
Carver, of Hyde, then moved to refer tbe
bill and its amendment to tb judiciary
committee. Carried.
Dm resolution for recess from Decern.
ber 2 to first Monday In January was deba
ted at considerable length aud anally laid
en lh table. ' ; I
House resolution regarding stationery
Adopted. " ,v I
House resolution No. 9, relative 10 the
reoivsenutioii of New Hanover and reader
eonntlee aad tne claim 01 jonn w. iMniiam;
to a seat' - 4
Uendenon moved It reference to the
committee on privilezes and elections.
Monag mevel an arsvuament inqu.riog
into the riuht of the sitting member from
Ponder. The amendment prevailed and tb
resolution was adopted.
; House resolution No. 3, as to tha right of
U. C Maddrey to a teat as represenUllv
front Hertford In place -w J. J. Horten
Adouted.' -" ..-v- .-'
At 1 p. m. en motion of Morlng, of Chat
bam. tbe bouse adjourned to 10 a. m. to-
Jy- ........ '.
- D IED; .
In this city, on Friday aaoralag November
zt. rattle mount iiiiant tiauirnier ei rumasi
six! Mary a. Cowper, aged five months and
seven lees Save.
The funeral services will take place from
Christ Church this (Saturday) evening- at
hair past three 0 clock.
WHOLES ALK CASH PRICES.
. ; . . twrrected by a '-
' WM. n. DODD, m'
By Appointment (Kim Board of Trade,
Rauuor, Nov. 25.
oBMsaAt amrt.
Cotton tlss,bw, 100 Bundles....
do. , M 80 "
Cotton Bagging 91 lbs. to ysrd . ,
. 500 yards 13,
Flour, North Carolina, Family... . S.756.00.
.,, Extra ....&C0aft.73
Corn old
Corn( meal,
Meats, Clear Bib Sides .......... .
Lard Western .... . . . . . . .-. . . . . .
njalO
14
ai)a23
Coffee Rio
Sugar White...,
llal3
doYeyw lOJalli
Salt, Liverpool, fine....... ...... L80
Leather, Red Sole . .. . . .' .' T.' . 2123
Batter, North Carolina. 25(330
Beeswax .', ... .... ... . ., ..... . fKXs
Eggs ,:,mao
Rags 1
Oats, abelled .. .............. .... 50
" sheaf .................... 80100
Fodder.......;.......,,.,.,.... M100
Potatoes, sweet ..... . . . r. 1 3033
,, Irish... ; 0lO
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It. . InMinu without rfu.rvn Ihla dav
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on Wilmington Street a pair or Bay nonet
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ren, w give below few extract! embracing -what
they lay" of oa: ,j -4 . ; ,i.
Notices of ths press."
JNewbern Times, Rep. .'' f
Tb leading dessoaratte paper la the state.
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lautauub aiWDKnp.f i.-i
The Falelph Sentlael under Its new aiana
gen aad proprietors Is greatly improved, and
Is bow one of our moat valued exchanges.
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fRIcbmond, (Va.) Wbic , ,r '
-. The RaUlgh BeaUuel publishes aatx psg
weekly, th larrent and bands naest paper
ws have seen pi In ted In North Carolina, It
shows enterprise and thrift, the , result of
good management and live thunder. ; -
f Goldaboro If essenger.1 . -' '
The Raleirh 8entloeL under ' Ite present
-able anana cement ahowa a derided Improve
ment. Jtdltea wltb. marked abuuy. lu gen
eral make ap and typographical appearance
Is excellent. We wish the new man
agement every success. ! i
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From ths Salem Press J
. The RaleiKh Hentlnel, under the new man
agement bas been much Improved la manner
and matter. W bare beea te regular reeelpt
of the Dady Sentinel f r a week or more,
and hope ite dally visite will continue. Spec
imen aumbers can be seea at this office.
Price of the Dally S per annum. . '
From the FayettevOle Wide-A wake.)
' 1 ns Benttnel. the nam of which bas been
a terror to radicalism since Iloldea pledged
the last dollar and the last snaa' te th
support of tbe onfederate States govern-,
meat, has paaaed Into new handa. and Is ss
umlog an attitude from which tt wl 1 hurl
many a destructive canister into radical
rtoki.'4'""1 " ' "
jGreensboro Masonic Journal
The Raleigh Sentinel came to as Uat Wrd,
Dead ay at a aaoralng daily and decidedly Im
proved. Tbe aw manager and editor prom
ise to do better In the f utare, and present a
better paper tbaa tbe initial number. They
may perhaps do It, but we can't see much
chance for Improvement. Gentlemen, we
wish you success. ' . i -v 4 '1 v , U
' fRobeaordan j " ; '",
Tbe Raleigh Sentinel, under 1 tbe preseBt
maoagemeat. Is ver reaerally Improved. It
contains ss much reading matter , aa hereto
fore, and Is one of the very best dally papera
in this state. In common with a arsat many
people of this s ate we revere th name of
the Sentinel, and will always Vara ef it
prosperity with pride and pleawar. Tbey
bars reduced tha rt for the caupalcn, aa
will be seea la another column.
' fVtekaburg (Mlscl Heraid? I
' Tbe RafelKh Sentinel Seeds no eulntry from
n. Every on that reads It krowtbow tt
stands oa all important topic of theiday,
and although some may differ wRb It, yet alt
csb say that It is slucere In ite course, end Is
working for the beat iuterest of the people
of North Carolina, ' ' " ,
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' Murphy Herald. ' "''''.,
. Th Sentinel is a living exponent of de
mocracy, seeking, by the force of polished -argument,
to prove the reeeelty of restor
ing both state and national to eminent to
the guidance of the democatie party. , Un
der its present aide management it takes an
enviable position amo g tne best journals lu
tbe land, Increasing the former prominence
of ita name, by maintaining the htgheat de
gree of efficiency. very democrat in tbe
mountains should ttk It, and every republi
can who does not desire aa addition wrinkle
to his brow, should shnn ru for Hs persua
sive arguments entail thought With better
mall facilities, Murphy would contribute to
the aupport of tha, Dally Sentinel, and this
auertloo Is based on the extensive circula
tion enjoyed by the Herald's copy. ,
NOTICE. . ,.;,.' .-x-
By virtue of the powers conferred and the
requirement thereof. In a deed made by
George Little end wife to the undersigned
for the purpose therein tinted, registered in
book 44, page 70, Wake , Registry, and In
book 39, pate 145, Warren Reatstry.V wo
shalt expose for sale, at public wuctloOrOfl-
WEDNESDAY, tbe first day of November.
1670, at Littleton, the following valuable
property, situate In Warren county, State of
North Caroline, lhati ,".. 'i i, . . ...
FINE PLANTATION, ;
containing about 1,600 acre of good Innd,
with residence and outhouses, barus, stables,
Ac, complete, yln g on the Raleigh A Gas
ton railroad near LlUle(.on, atlioinlng the
lands of Nicholas Terhume, Lemuel Vsughan,
Frederick Shear! n and others, known at I bo
LltteFarm.
At tho courthouse door, , in Raleigh, on
W E DN ESDA Yy the 8th day of Novembet
1876, the following property situate In os
near Raleigh; to-wit: One plantation con
taining 175 acres good land with improve
ments, lying on Marsh Creek, adjoining lands
of R. B. Sanders, W. M. boy lan, Mrs. Gar
ton Wilder and others, conveyed by W. II.
Haywood to George Little, Esq. Also lots
Nee. 206, 207, 222, and part of lot 223. plan
of city of Raleigh, being the entire sqnare
on which George Little now resides, except
ing Mrs. Sasser't lot, and a lot fronting 60
feet on Edenlon, and 120 feet oa Blonnt
street, being the homestead allotted to
George Little loth March, 1876. , j ; ;
All of the above property te be sold in lota
or in such quantities as amy be determined
on at tbe day of sale. " '-
Terms cash. .. ' .", '
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i The above sales are postponed as follows : ,
The lot In Kalelgh and the Marsh Creek
Plantation will be sold on Saturday tho 2d
day of December and the Warren county
plantation on Wednesday the 0th of Dec-m-ber
aest, 1 ' - " ' ' ' ' '
JOHN GATLlJiG
- : S. A. AS.HK t
octl wlm f. ,..,... 1 hv Trustee.'!.
j jill.douo nEconDnfi,
bstablishc 18'Jf). -
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throu h this medium to build up a metropol
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Hlllsboro, N. C"
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