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RALEIGH. N. C.f WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, VM))
NO. 80.
BENTfNEL.
;, jgislatore or Nortli Carolina.
BE NATE.
SaTCBUat, Mreh 6, 1889.
ff. Wihltesd presented ifrm, pro
iiliitloK tba tab oi liqanr within five miloa
"j jtodlord 8eininrT. Jtnt. rrtnl to l ouj
-irter OB PrtweMtiOBf nil Grieriinc f g.
lfr Forkner, tram Cmnmiitee ou IuUrnl
Ymnfortinport, reported buck bill nut'uori
linl Ctwutif ta iulcribe stock
n Kail
ruuit, iv.m.mu.
that it do
'iForanittUe . on Internal Imprnvi ment
rominenn piwmffe of DM relative to
ptrttnty of HoNmmi.
Oatmlttee W Propmitlmn tad Griev
llMad fvoraWy nn a numb rut
YiriittillT1icTinfr Blifriffs and allowing
Uewv4' tu Wicoilwt Uixeii, Ac
JiaMftgt from House, concurring in cer
io Bet Wit. ..
Kl'MIItnK'oce, bill to Jncor-
poritt'MtdtwHi, to tba onntj of ltuckinr
Mr. 1I1m7. to tutb'irize appoint
4rai rxiwrr to too uoyermir.
Hc t"tu faiitnr auppleaient to bill,
iBourpoftling Qtees Bwaiup Luid Coin
ftnj. Ktferred to Committee on Corpora-
B4II ta authorijw the Corqijiiisionrrii o
HorthMBptflii l ,Jvy apeciai tax, a read
I i tint, aad aaed.
Bill to aotkoriM the Ownmissioni ra ot
Anvta eouotr to lrj a speecial tax, l
read third time and paatwd.
Tha bill lmposea a tax fire times the
amotwt Bow K'Tled, and the fivnator then
iora lMTd it reoonatderatiOn. which waa
carriad, and the bill waa refern d to the
CoBsittaa 00 Finance, with in ruutiona to
tqnrtlt buck on Satnrday next,
Xh fijrtlier aupglement to the bill incor
porating the untu- Bi n-mpBir, wna
taktanpi-wnid acoiind and liiirJ timt-a and
.aaMil.'i .'
Bill U amend tba eharter o( the AUantir
Fin Compauj, ta tha eitj of NL'Wlern, waa
niad aaoond aod tbiTd timea aud pa and.
Bona bill to remore olxurnciinna I rum
the Cape Pi ar Rir, read aecond and third
timaa and paaaed.
Act to authorize tba construction of a
Railroad from eome paint on tbe Haliih
aa4 tiaaton &ia4, Wuat, to the count; ol
Btokea, waa read aecond tint.
Kewtjl Barrow and Shrflner took grpnnda
"Igainat tU bill.
Mfe Winatoad adrocated i(a paie.
It a'npeara tbat the notice required, of SO
oaTi,iaa not been TtfTiir of the bttt, a r
quired by the Couel itutiun. The quetidn
awanrnl to be, la tbe bill a private or a pub
lic aoe! Thi qtreatton was debated by Mr.
Sweet, ana, oy preanmi long bdi, uv luoajj
-a 1... . ...i.-f. Kill 'l
HJ W yJ 1VM. ' ' urn.
Mr. BhefTbiff again argued tliat the bill
waa I' prfvaM lull,' iitaaotocb aa it affected
Uie tMpayer of tbe Btate.
, i Nr. Uaixrfae afrrad.whk Mr. Bhoffner,
that a hill, with a provialon in it arTx'ting
mn BMi: made if a nuhlic bill. He had
great dnubta aa to tk eooattMitiooahty of
tba bill.
Mr. Wiiwtead aaked that the bill be al
lowed to paai it aecond reading. He-de-niatl
tbat IheFtaie bad been ruined by the
' action ot the Legia'atnre -he believed the
State awM nwreDneu ujr -
Mr. Bweet aaldl haying inspected the bill,
ln vu of tbe opinion it waa a public bill.
Mr. Sctt waa of opinion thai it waa a
public iiH, " and netiartm xshartcra for
BallMda bad neer been made.
Mr. Bmgdeo, in tbe Chair, ruled that it
was a public Mil.
- Mf.HWBrt mrm-d that tbe bill be trans
aVrnd from tbe private bill calendar to the
pabUe calendar.
By consent, it wae o unflerrtood, and tha
hill was put Qftna iU second reading, and
resulted yea J. nya 8.
Oe motion Mr. r Osborne, tbe bill waa
lefered to the Committee on the Jndioiary.
Bttt to attteoa thu t&atsx of the FayeUe-.
Me and Ptorebc riailroad waa red second
tin and paaaed on its third reading no
aofun foting, tbe bill laded.
Mr. Forkner toae to a privileged qneation.
Hfsalrl.the boitof ofthu Senate should be
eroeiw, or adjonra end go home. Tbe pro
eeadiofrj of MtlitaV todyh. Wt disgrace.
Metatocis were reoeiviog $7 per day, and
., eing aHitbieg nd, twlesta be could gne
' aosM reasonable excuse for this delay in bu.
ataeaa lie did aSdi expect ever again to come
to tltest Halls at a BepreaeotauTe.
Mr. 8boner4 feoterl, inasmuch aa the
KSeatte wae doing: wothiotr; otber geotleina 1,
t;we 0t sired pe wltowea -to msc jpo:uc
or BaBComoe. : - -fLoed
oalU arena Bade (or 8uoffaer."l
" Mr. Fnrkaer JeteriiHwapofce not
tat BtincoiiiUe. ajooe. but for tbe whole
& itiubr8n1iaTing been aacertalned u
"tutm Lino itrmmt tha vote waa as tin takia
oa tbt paeaage oi the bill, 8rd readiug, and
3slletli teaalt. n. . " " '.,
. 0 oto, pfltf: Sotkner, the door of
tbe Chamber a locked, ant no oenaw
, , nllowea .to retire, during tbl any aeaswu,
lt!tot cdnseBt ot the ScnaU. ;
, TeaJPraeident of tb Swete resumed the
chair, and eaid the motion should not have
been teantnincd ; nc record should be made
r at V The fulesote Sennte eleerly de
. lined tkst the buaioASS should be transacted
Ttts) ante doora. . "
! Act (0 extend the eoipott iimita ef the
town, of Lumber Ion, Vwae read ndnd8id
$A tuMat, mm! paaaint.
. Bill te ptohibM the sale of liqttore within
Vt mtim of the Weetern NC. Railroad,,
during ttl eonstnictloa, wae read nd time,
nod the propriety of sock an act was di
ntmxa by Meaara. Barrow end Laaaiter.
- M.t, Ba.a.dToetedita parge,ea neces
sary to tke aoeeese ot tbat great wort
Tl w. mm fcMMia maiL-wh.a weri
"... beiiig atrntaniinated, tod tbe workretardedg
by the sale ot liqupra,
Mr. Oabome also adTOCeted IU passage
tor th kani vwaaoiia. 1 ' "
Mr. outiibewa tnovwl toe inaeuniw pui-
. yi-r-st-jsirt
Mnt oi the bill, and reaulted; yea naja
eoumit of Ahe and AUehany, t
aW. Bryaa aod others, read second 'IB1 a
- 0 its third" ilysMiisored,
moved iu indefinite poe'pooemenl, wuicn
samioa -rilrt tint TtravaiL j
The juasu then rsirring on the faae
, ol Ux titU on iU third readiug, P"'
K,tUweatern Sort."
Camden county lo levy a special Ux, read
second and rjjtrtj tlnjes'lhil ptessd.
. BiiF to Iiictorate the Hwitt island Man
ufacturing Company, read second and third
times aud passed.
BUI to repeal an act in relation to the'
aale of spirits in the town of Haywood, and
uoBiittiBg the qne-tton to the crtfi.-ni of
the town, reail second and third timej and
fassd.
, Hill to incorporate the Davidson Rai
I ompany, paased second reading on its
tuird reading, by sections, 7th section Ws
so amended as to limit the price of travel
to 6 cents per mile. The veas and navs
being called, uu the final' paaaage, wa
adopted.
The Senate then adlourued.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SaTUBDAT, March. 6, U)C9.
House called to order at the usual hour.
Prayer by the Rtv. Mr. Long, of Coat
ham, ot the House.
lv &ve of abacuce was granted to Messrs.
Allison, Green and Crawford.
Mr. Orees was allowed, to record his vote
m the affirmant on the ifcfc aaoaadmeut.
Mr. Dixon, km tle Committee on
Claims, reported apoo several resolutions
which were placed upon the Calendar.
v RM -terioea.
By Mr. Rohinsun : A resolution' in favor
ol A. L. Partin.of Maooa CoQcty. Referred.
By Mr. Moore, ot Chatham: A bid to in
corporate the Albemarle Loan and" TTtrst
Company. Lies over.
On motion of Mr. Hodnett, the rules
were suopemled, and the bill eatahliafaiag a
letry across Dan River, waa. take up,
amended, and paused ita several readings
Mr. Justice, of Rutherford, moved to
take up the Calendar and thai the rules lie
suspended npon the private Calendar until
it is disposed of. Carr ed.
C'AI.ieiDiH.
The fk'nate bill in favor of tha Sheriff of
Washington County., was tku up and
passed its sevejal radings.
rKui. mil w luqorporaie toe iurruucK
Club Stesiuboat Couipauy, was next reached
and passed i s oeveral readings.
Bill for the relief of tbe seeuiitiee ef
Samuel A. Warren, late HherifT ot North
ampton County, wss taken ap and paseetl
its several readinua. .,
Bill to amend the act iooorporatine the
Carrolton Mining Co., waa taken op and,
on motion of Mr. Hawkins, laid on the ta
ble.
Bill to extend the corporate limits of tha
town nf Jamesville was next reached, and
pustml its several readings.
till! for raising additional revenue in the
County ot Greene was taken up and passed
its third reading, by a vote ot yeas Bit,
nays 0.
Bill to authorize the Commissioners of
Pasquotank County to levy a special tax for
certain purposes, wss taken .up aud paaaed
its tmrd ri ailing, oy a -vote ot yeas oi, naya
none.
Bill to authorize thr rommisslotieri of
Rockingham county to levy a special tax
waa taken up and liaised its third reading,
by a vote ot yeas 65, nays none.
resolution in tavor ot j. K. urady, Htmr
iff oi HJrnett county waa taken up and
pasat d its third reading.
Keaoluiion in tavor ot w. jh. inompson.
Willie D Jones, W. M. Orimea, and R K
FeiTidl, was VAen up and pswi '
"BlnTorKfi.? f'elift'ntVV.Ara.l.n, l.t
Shetiffof Alexander county, was Uken up
and passed its third reading.
Senate resolution in lavor 01 n.vi. du,
UieBberifr of Wilkes county, was nexi
taken up and referred to tbe Committee on
Claims.
HrH m mcoroorate W. T. JJain Lo.aee
No. 231, in the county ol Wake, taken up
and pasted its several readings.
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Ulil tO aU!U0ri! l" yuuiu""""1"
New Hanover county to receive into the
w,.rlt Hnnae ol that county, convicts from
other counties, takes up aud pasaed Its sev
eral readings. , ,
Bill to authorize tne omraiasionera
etauly county to levy a special tax, waa
tak.n up and passed iu several readings by
a vote ot yeas S, nays 1 .
Bill to incorporate the town ef Durham,
eountv of Orange, waa Uken up and paaod
its several readings.
"'BSfftoTocor
In Smithfleld N. V. Uken up ana paeseu 11.
several readings.
Bill to inoorporew tbe Union Church
Association at the Company Shops, taken
up and pasaed i several readings.
Bill in incorporate the town of Trtrrtty
in Randolph county, waa oext reached and
passed its several reading.
Bill for the relief of Mary Crowder, was
.n naHad Ha several reading.
Mr F.itiKfftnn moved lor a cat! tw the
o,..L ' "
- Mr-Juatkevaf Butheiiord, and Ingram
oppoaedine srauoa, .
1 Im. ii:..fr.n. mntinn waa Dttt to a TOM
itlT. JDIItMK'-"
l .nnlMi
The Clerk called the roll and 74 members
answered to their neuiea.
The Clerk was oraerea w now
membere npon the Journal. !
OiinSrtton ef Mr. Beymmir, iorther pro- 1
i .nrlr the call weredispeoeed witn.
u- mwmA that the Doorkeeper
lock the door in order to. keep a qnomre ie
tbe JJooeo. He wished the Reporter pr
tietibwly te not tb 'act, that when be
' W.elof the Bonae, there wae
ot tt members in the bslL ' - '"iL
Ut. Sllingum eia "-"
qneation opoa hi motion. l
Mr. Kinngtow smi .- 1 .
.vmitjerecoodaottbemaelTav Be rew w-d
tba motion for the preytow queatioe, end
it waa adopted. : AlL
The mouoa w regs
door wal pot ton ouad.oft ( ; ,
. eainrpaJI -;(nTflrtxi -'
ilftwlncof
pasaed iU several reeJIngsT- . - ,
S BdT to incorporate the U e . U 9m n
lJ-??i"BS. nrotecfo.
'
eount,.'w-Uke. 8pdn -euon
U.oimite "?r 1 Atn
f nl.TM'Z. take W
The yeas and nays were called upon tha
rcaoluuua on itnW-Trrrirn wntt restitf-t
eit tn s vote of yeai 70 nsvs 0
Bill dcclatjrig David Beam a citizen of
Cleaveiand Coun'v, waa taken up and
puaaetl iia several rvad n;a.
Bill for tbe relief ol ri A. Kellv. Shen.
of pavie Couut', was taken op aud paaaed
ita several reailinn.
Bill to au'horiwthe Switt island Mane
facturing t'oojpaiiy Ui eaiabhsh a Kerry
acr as, the fee Uee Hiver, was taken up aad
pasBtwi its several readini(S.
Bill to wnd the art incorporating' the
town of Littleton, in the County of New
Hanover, wae taken up and paaaed lie aev
erai readings.
Bill to incorporate Lodge No 271 A Y.
M., iu ths County ol Guiltord, was taken
up and patsrd itaaevoral readings
Hill regulating fishing in the Cape Fear
Hiver, waa taken up and paaetd its several
readings.
Bill to incorporate the Internatioal Com
nieieial ouipniiy of Norfolk, Va., waa
taxen upaod unit fijiuly posipoued
By Mi. Malheaou : A bill to allow the
Couimiasionua ot Alvaauilsr oouoty so levy
a special taxi Relert) d
By Mr. French : A bill to establish a
Public Feiry atroaa the N E. branch ol the
Cape Fear River, llifcnea.
Bv Mr. H. jiuMur : A lull to incorporate
the Kaleigti Co operative Land aud rJuitU
ii.ST Association. Kelerred
By Mr. Uat'ini; : A bill to incorporate
the Atbrmarle and tin (folk R U Cu
By Mr. French . A lull to provide tor the
manner if bringing aciion auuinat Railroad
Companiea.
Mr. 8yinour, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, leported a substitute for the lull
lo provide for the maimer of bringing ac
tinu against Railroad I omp tuiua. Placed
upon Calendar.
Mr. Dixon, (r. 111 the Commit tea on
Claim, reported tavoralilv upon ihe Dill in
tavor of Wui. Feild of Lenoir county .
Piaoed umiu Caictndar,
BiMr. Jarvis: A Bill to suaptnd" the
operation ot the ('odt of Civil Procedure in
certain cases for r he r.-liei ot the people.
Referred ami or. lend to be printed.
On motion the ilouae then adjourned.
SENATE.
Monday, March 8, 1868
Mr. Otborne prratited the credentials of
the Senator elect tn iu the 16th district. Dr.
Murphy Releired to tha Committee on
CreOeniislsX
Mr Welk-r presented a petition from the
citizens ot Ouillord and Alamance, in regard
to lencra. with an act declaring Rawly Fork
Creek a taatul fence. Referred
tVnator from Anson, from the CVimmitlee
on Propositions and Grievance, n-ported
back a bill extending the time to regiHer
deeds.
Mr. Barrow, from the Committee of Con
ference, on tbe acn concerning collection ot
taxes mslle a report which was - concurred
io. ,
A mp3ii;e from the House, inclosing
Senate bill chartering the Western N. C. R.
H , with amendineiit, making the guage
same ol the N C. snil Weldon Road, and
asking the concurrence nf the Senate.
Mesira. Dsvis and Welker Was opposed
to concurring. Me'srs. Osborne and A. J
Jones favored tlie amend ment. 1
01 'ShfklitiyxWili'fkjfe liti-tmirii 'rua'fai
other Roa la
The rienale then concurred, yeas 18, nsy
10.
Mr. Wins'ead introduce I a hill to charter
a Railroad from Edentun to Suffolk, Va.
Releired to the Committee on luternal Im
provemeots, and ordere 1 to lie printed.
arrriat. ofiirb.
'A bill concerning lowu.-lnpa.
Tbe bill d h ies the duties of Commis
sioner", snd foi the governments of town
ships The bill paused 11s eecond reading,
and made the special older for F nday next,
12 o'clock.
Message from the House, transmitting
Senate bills, incorporating lodges, towns,
id., as having passed that House.
Mr. Renpaas (live notice ot a bill to incor
norate Eastern Land Draining Company.
Mr. Hlvthe : A lull to amend the charter
of the Grtenville and French Broad Rail
road Com nan v.
mmtmtrfhr 'Hon,- trewsrmtrmg
several bills, for the signature of tbe Preai
dent of the Peoate.
Senator from Anson, introduced a reao-
lutioh, restricting the debate ot the Senate
do member to speak more than five
minutes, nor more than once, oa the main
nnMtion. Liea over.
Mr. Lrnday, a resolution, regulating the
meeting of the Benaie. Lies over.
Mr. Osborne aaked leave ef absence, for
an indefinite time, for 'fhe Henator from
Rutherford, which was granted.
Mr Sweet from the Committee on Privi
leges and Elections, made a report on tbe
credentials of Dr. Murphy, recommending,
that he be allowed to aiialifTi wher upoo
Dr. Murphy cams forward, and waa qnall
fid
The school Mil which wss made tne spe
lal order lor to-day. 11 o'clock, was taken
in, section 81 beluir undvr consideration.
The bill was continued to lie read by sec
tions, until the 82 section waa reed, which,
on motion 01 Mr. treoorne, was sunken ou.
Tbe reading by section then proceeaea-
aectkn being read, Mr. Osborne moved to
emend bv Inserting, that tne principles 01
sfKJhrUtianlty'' alio be taught. Adopted.
geoHon W requiring rnysioiogy, niauirj
r aad the Constitution and History Of
.k. rf II tn he'tanirrrt. beintrread. -
' Mr. Oaborne toox crounus asnim nai
-w . . 1 j. .v..
Urticnlar stodr. and wae of opinio that
if. we aoceeesi ie giving ear ehildrea a preo
Hol Mtueatioii. readintt. wrltlaff and Arith
metic, tbe great alma of tne Btate wouia
have been reaehed. Ha thartiare moved
tbat these stsdies be stricksa oat. ,
sir. Wafkerenuld jndrste.Bd why Phym
fthwrr and the Iitstor of K. , C, and tha
J , " r ' . I : asr. A.". aw
tsUntiusv wr.oli,t Ia .. Ut ia,Tt4ei theee toexamifce
Uted Use eeetiesi la iu preeeot shape. 1 tiUiafi asd saoor
1 na nesievur irvai iwwm w
x. Hi. 7,etwnrnct awtim!
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jjr, Osooroe tiaa na oojectton wiwacuim
tha Mister wtf N. C. aad oT the U. S. m
tbe OHMtitetioe bot.was ef opinion it wae
i-H-etakinsr tn snuce..
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hMika would be norniou rnnnLDg iAlo
mlllioM of dailarl
Messrs. Forkness aad Sweet wer tor
striking out. .Mr. Sweet thought the teach,
lag of constitotloftaJ tew, in pnmary schools
sras taking i ttcp too many. .. . ,
' Mr A. 3. Jooes moved U amend tht tee
tips, a ' lav the ttudiaa to aa panned,
to ftiifftvBrdof Udisearioa. SMaAtetpmtl.
Dr. Love called for the yea and nays
wWeh-resulted yea8,-nwy.
Tba iU'h section, reirulatina tha nuiuhi r
of hours, each day to be engaged la study
being read, a motion was made to striks it
out, wblcb was loat by the casting vote of
the President, .-
(kcttoa 1U0 comeel, Under a peualty,
every child, el a certain age, te atu-ud pub
beschuoia,et least W) wtehs te tha year
w4mb ibepareat ie anablw to send to dif
ferent schools.
On the reading ef the aeetion, Mr. Bitr
row argued agaieat the principle of com
pelling parents to pslMulse the school.
Mr. Forkner moved to aink out ihe s. c
tioo ; better try persfiiawa. The compuls
ry clause, il aiiopted, would lake away tin
labor ot many poor'widow; ct-c.
Mr. Walker advosated tbe section.
Mr. Bly the opposed iL
Mr. fiweet argued 10 favor.il a forced ed
uoaiMin II need be, as a pretention 1, a'nii
pronwsiioa against trime. Avowed hiniae t
tbe Ulead ot . tburoujjU --ey:eu ot free
scbixiie aad under eeriam viruumstan :e,
cbtldrxo of ptxv prsnu uglt w lc aa
eanpt, Jfcc
The-defiate was protracted, tor and against
at considerable leigih.
The question then recurruig on the mo
tioa to atnkt out isction 100, tlia yeai an.)
Bays were called, and resulted, yeas 17.
nay fi
fteen on 101 waa also stricken out.
Section 1W prov dus 'hat separate ncliools
mat be eaiaWished lr while and coimel
Mr. fiarrow ruored to am nd by sink. 11
out may and insert sAiW, aud on thm in.
tien he called fur the yeas and nays, which
resulted, yeas 23, oajK 3.
A substitute was offered for section 104
providing tor an election in each Township
to determine whether separate schools sliall
be opened,
Mr. VVelkersald. while he denied that he
wss in favor of timed schoola, declared
that, undar the Conntiiutioa, thia Legiola
1 urrc had not the pr wer to aepai ate t hte
schools.
Mr. Blythe replied to Mr. Welker, and e
piesaed surprise at ihe poaitiuu ol the S.-n-
aior from Guilford. Mr. Blythe was ear-
nnat and positive, anil warned the Henator
Irom Guillord that, tt he balled fioin Iuk
( Mr. B') i-aciion 0 country, lis (Mr. W )
would uever Come to Raleigh again, unless
be did so at bit own expenae.
Pending tba dicusain, the Evnate ad
journed till 7f o'clock tlia evtnmg.
HOU8I Of BKPREiffiNTATIVES.
Moxdat, Marci 8, ltiiv.
House called to order rthe usual hour.
Prayer by the Rev. sir. fcharoi, ot iU
House.
Journal of Saturday law read ami ap-
roved. ,
Leave of sbaenee was grsxrled to Messrs.
Hawkins and Barors.
Mr, Hawkins, from tbe Committee on
Enrolment, reported Ois bill te incorporate
tbe WUHUngton Bleara fc ire JMigiue Com
pany, at being correctly enrolled.
Mr. t'aixi-r presenlea tne report ol the
Coin mtatiuusrt 1 of AoiUUampUin CouuU.
ReferreiL
Bv Mr. Moore, oi Chowan, a bill to ell
the Town Cuaiuuius ia tha lovn ol Eden
too. Roferred.
Bv the same, a bill to construct a Rail
pn -" Wdentoo lo duSulk, Va. Ret. r-
By Mr. Hoilirin A .
to tr lllft. i...,,,ui.
Mr nmciair, irooi mevonimiwn un r n
ate Bil unreported upon several bills, which
were appropriately disposed ot.
On motion or M.r, rreeiiti.ne ruies were
usoended. and Uie report ot the Committee
ot Conference, upon the geueie amendiuenU
to the bill 4a nilatuKi to Uw collection ol
tatea, was Uken up.
On motion of Mr. French, tin Mouse con
carred in the report oi tbe Committee.
On motion ot sir. Moure, ol Clio an, live
ale weie suspended and tbe lull isyinx on
a hoaeateed and person.4 property exemp
tion was Uken up.
The question recurred upon Mi. Jams
suUlitute for Mr. Bowmau s aiueudinmit. -
Mr. French moved thu the lull, with
amendmenlSv be referred to a spee-iel Com
mituie of Ova, With instructions Ut report
to morrow muruiug, aud the leport to bu
the special order lor 1 1 o clocK. Carried.
On pantliilf Bfllf. yretieh, the mine were
suspended and tbe bill (upplimental to the
act te amtnu toe roirwr oi. sua nniuiug- 1
ten; Charlotte ftotbert d ft. R. Co. was
Uken up.
Mr French, Introduced a substitute lor
tbe bill.
AfW a lone (rebate, tbe substitute was
laidon thUMe,W the preeeot.
Tbe Chair' annenooefl Messrs. Moore, 01
Chowan, JarVis, Bowman, Heymoar and
Harria.' ef Weke. coioren. as toe special
Committee in regard to the bill laying off
the boeatetead and personal property ex
emption: ' '
' Mr. Seymour - from tbe Committee on
Judiciary reported Upon several bill, whic h
were ptareil ,prm me wtioooar, sdm win
be" noticed When Wey eMlhe p regularly.
On motion of Mr. Beymonr, the ruin wer
suspended and the bi coBeernieg the set
tlement of eststtaywf deceased persons was
takea tip and paaaed ii third reading.
" Bf K. Hams, 01 irm.'smrsi, a 0111
to Incorporate the 8tau Homestead Aasiwi
tioo. Betyrred.' "'" . '
A meaiuura wsa received from the nenate
fa reference to the passage of venous U 1 Jse
bill. The bill were ordered to be enrolled
tit rati fla riot.
Varlooe other maaaagee -were received
Imn ths sams bodv la iwftreaee to other
bill. -v" :- 1
' Oamotioaof Mr. Trench, the rules were
suspended and the bill eonetrinng Town
auipe, evesytestaat ap, psaaan its seouBra nau
lag and reads the special errdec lor tomor
km mnr.mma at 1 11 tt'elfUTk. : . .
By Mr. Dvereee 1 A bill Jut the protection
ml DlaDterm. Raferrtd. - , i i .... ..
Mr. l)ixo avovad teeppointaCommittee
Jicte
Geolagiat asd seport how many
copies are
anaasarv tn ne Dfinsea.
T '. Tbl Chaif lp polar ateawra, EMon, Men
seufcaa and ltownann aw commute,
Oa-mottosot' Mr, Ames, tlie Hee d
journed anUI 7 o'clusk. tost evening.
Wi,iA.i-mlpg..,try
nouul
and contain a kind ef. pomade which.,
whiten tl skin eed give to tbe band- a
most UtutifU apjaranca whaa tbt glow
I removed - " " t ' ,
Josh BtlUnge say ."When yonng man
aiu't good fot sojOniig els. 1 lik tow see
h-ia cam a tfwl bedt4 ' If .fee cta-'t
bay aiw unhiut im irJuMt sm : stud.'
For the Seutlnel.
Mm Lucy IjUaiul : 1 waa quit amused
alien 1 lead the communication In the
nytiaai, over your signature. I hail ju.t
finished the acuountol the Woman's Rights
Convention, st VA aahiuirton, and the peti
tions sent up to Cwugies lor female suf
frage. 1 could hut compare the d.flirsut
themes thai ot-riipied your minds.
-luey rv rtquestiiig what every virtuous,
modest woutau ought to lnush to deeire.
You are uiginir, our depressed, and down
trodden youih, aud countrymen to perse
vere, initeavoriui; to outride the atorm and
gain the desired haven, that aill liltlh'tn
above the appall. nx diaasters of our civil
e ar. I bo Uark the cloud, there msy yet
be a silver lining. r
Hut they (' oh miaeraliile dictu !") are
striving to demolish the holy barriers, that
surround our saiiciuaiy, tor the turbid
waves ot p-btiLiil dtrndaliiili What a
pity that aoiue of those tdf-ttylej, atrong
unu.led women would imbibe the eati
nienia of Miea Evans, now Mia. WiIkoii.
fehe believea ttiai "tha iMiailiMjut, ntliiJhJ,
nioileat, rhnstiau w. iuun of the United
Males, are the custodians of national puri
ty aud the sole agmlt alio cm arrest the
tide of deiuoraliaatiou brtukinq over our
Untl." RIm 'contends tor woioan'e every
right which God ami nature have decried
to l he Sex. ;
1 lie right to be learned, wise, usetul,
noble in every woman s divinely limited
sphere. The right to reign supreme around
her herthatonr the riglit Ui make her
rhil.tren ornaments to s ciett, the right to
be all that the pbiaae "uobiu, Christian
II... nol to vote, not to harnngn. fmm
huilina, unt lo Irul her lieaveu born puri
ty thiuugli the dust and mire ol political
stub ; aoe may scud her hutband, son or
brother, but w tin her she cannot go without
'lis-nu'ing all womanhood." But your
Rsili a.t, dear Lucy, 1 had almost forgotten
Mippoatj some ot you ladies get up a pe
ti'ii'iito Ui., .Legislature, (they appear to
be i, III i ci cxl with railroad on ttiu brain,) get
u I unner, then manage to sell your slock to
some of our once rich tanners, merchants,
ic ., ic. I IjI will be a beginning You
iiiuhi not say anjthiug to tlie Lnglaiature
about appropriation. You know It) at the
I reasury is uiuply, and many ot tlnm fear
for their per diem, and, ot course, thsy
muA need it.
1. will give you-a bird's eye survey. Start
from Htudcieeu, run dowu the chalk level
roan lo old plank Chapel, where Wa have
hail so many precious Camp Meetings, Ihence
to Haysville, strike a line North ol Tar river,
h-t it eonie out, jual above the Hon. Wu,
G. V lliianxd' rtidejjce, and there place your
Depot. I bin will avoid the hi. Is ol tbe
Frankllnton routa. '1 hen you cau manaws
to mote your buaines part of Town Bp
from the River, and no doubt U Will im
prove the health ot ibe place. ' Where
theie is a will there is a way."
You will no doubt meet with opposition,
but you will have one Irieud iu the Legis
lature. Mr. W . lie will ailvocaie )uur
pell . ion, aud no doubt approve a measure
id s i imtcli utility. 1 have the inurost ol
your village at beau, whore I have spent (0
many plcaaaut daya,a.d hope 1 have some
inc.. re friends.
VYtshlug you "Omnia Fareata,''
1 remain yours
TtlUllAH.
Raleigh, N. C, March 4. 1809.
For the Sentinel.
Mr Editoh : Allnw me the nae nf your
paper lo ca t attention of those whose duty
It is to abate the nuisance, to tbe outrage
that Is perpetrated on virtue aud respecta
bility, by allowing lewd aud' degraded wo
men 'to o sciipy seals among our wives snd
dmiiiht. r, at entertainment Kiven at Tuck
er Hall. On Fiuiay evening last, at Unt
Wynian eul rtainmunt, I .noticed four wu
meu of reported lewd character, occupying
rtfrvtd seaU, amidst ladies and gentlemen
ol virtue and rsijef lability. Such a course
is unheard ot. in any other theatre or place
ol entcil-niurneni in the land:. It is tht
duty of the Police as well as the Proprie
tors -of the Hall anil Lessee, to or. vent h.
andwlthoui.lt is doue, our people will i
cease to attend exhibitions. V. i
Wt call attention, with much pitas. ire, to
te following olnoettiog h.'itehutit
of the tAtraulgers," in New York, of which
the Rev. Dr. Deems, so well and so favora.
bly known in tint State, is pastor. Ha it
one of tbe most versatile aud eloquent of
living Southerners. It will add much to
the pleasure ol a viarfto New York to ac
cept his polite invitation to call upou him
at his home ;
"CauHcit ot th flTiAnosne Nx-wr Yowx,
Visitors to the city ol New Y..rk ait In
fnrnied rhal tliey 'will tlud Divine Service
t very Bumlav, in the Lar9 Chapel to (he
University, Waahlugton tHjuare, at 1U A.
M. snd at 7t P. M. ' The eventrig aervice in
summer is at 8 o'clock. Waverlv Place,
immediately Nrtb ot the New YortyMrrtel,
out of Broadway, ruaa Wit to VVwslnrigtos
Hquac, on the East sUrnH w liter -M the
Uiiivaryty. Tne entrance lo tbe Ciiiirt h
is ths main door of the University, Cnl
vwrslty place ears run froui tua door of the'
Fifth Avenue Motel, to the door of tbe
Chnreh. From the ttt, Nicholas and a1tr
politan, uke the earn corner at Broadway
and Broome, leave at Waver lev Pi so, and
no We-toes block. At the Aatur House
take University Plane ears, leave at Water.
sty Place, and go Wast one block, grang
ers will find cordial welcome, and pouu at-
Umum. i. " i
The Pastor ia Rev. Dr. Deem, who d
vote himself to the apintuali inUrasta of
strsnsrers. If any lie tick, let tbem eddi
bim e note by mall, ae"Pastorof taeObarck
ef tks Strangers, M. Y and it will reach
bim. Tbe ladies who cjwipoe the "Bocis
ty ot the Slaters of tht Hi ranger," procure
medio), legal, end spiritual help fereUaeg
art ic perplexity, dayeas. iy ilekoe,.. Ad .
dreaa, "itUrt of tbe Bt ranger,' care- liar.
Dr. Deem, H. I. , . - ,
r ttyft aweevwMip Km tih , -
( endpeaU at awr msewreeoem
fcaafswfc.r i- l-i in y .?? i
t T rrtTT Bunt - A rwlU D'oKfltt in!th
tl.r ... ri, r. Ui-.l... . ib Uij; Coiilede.
rata navj, Wat entered in the Lnilea Bute
Circuit CJUrt, Brooklyn, os Monday, under
direction from Attorney General Xvtrt.
Mr. Brain wat thivt nitcharged and Nft
.1 . . k.k- . il i . ' ' v.
. Gen. Grant tent a sutMSrlptio ol 'i0
te the Metropliua- Methodic UBureh an
Suedsr. - - " - ' 1
vmtsunsT
&UKW-ir4T&. .
The Vircinia OnnsVrwncw "of tha Mathn.
ltat Kpiaonpai Church begaa iu aeealoa ew
Wedwiaday u tbeciyy e( AUxandrl. It N
previa, d over hv Bishop Ames, and at
ten.led also by Bishop Kingslry.
In England evea the Queen baa
pewtag ou letters.
U pay
Florid"! preeeet Secretary ol 8UU kt
negro.
The Hoe ton Vat thinks that tbe iueogu.
ration dsnee was evidently braek-duwa.
Thar, are now 78,000 Invalid pecaloaera.
w. aa.uvu. wiuow and orphans oa Ike na
tional pj roll.
The boring for a well at tbe Bt. Louis In
saue Asylum baa struck grnnite at tbe deptfa
ol 8 ta feet, thu terminating all hope ef
obtaining water. ' ' ", '
A paper te be ealted the tynchhurg A
UlhytnMr will be eUrted In that mty In
about rwo Wawka by R. H. Gtaas.
Fortv8ve America artiste and eoulptors
are rtandmg in Home.,
The Masonkeounfy, Ky., hemp crop (mm
oat weU, and t telling at f) 180 par ton.
Tliere are at present t.80I mala aad 188
ft-mals convicts 1 ping- Sing prison. '
. Tbe nthnrlfie of Cornel! TJnlveralty at
Uhaea, in. Y- Jure dstMed at the - cwllege
reeepttona, and ttve of ttseelergyowi of that i
piace nave rnt to lite taculty utter of
remonsuaoce. . . . .
fiin3to,m,Bt to, New Tork,
80,000 persons manage to live.
Mr, GuUtrie and Mr. Preatiot are beth
critically ill in L muvill.
.
Tha Wisconsin Senate on Monday night,
by a vote of twntj on to aix, Inijeflnltely
postponed the ilouse bill proposing to sub
in it to the people in 1870 . tbe question of
extending tuQraga to women.
Andrew Jobntmv laat veto, waa hi
aeveuteentb.
The reeolntioa of tbt tlonse of Represent
tativet ex pi easing their eympathr with
Cuba in ita effort to aaubllab IU Independ
ence, seems to oounuaanoa eissstiea;
Napoleon it beoomlesT eligbtly - melaa
choly. Addressing tht Archbishop of Pari
on New Year' day, he spoke of religion a
teaching men to die, and hit opening epeeeh
te the Chamber eoaulaexl lioriptar'.
quotation, .,
Adjutant General Tewnaewd has eVtcTlaed
to rrnder the p rival paper of Ger,erl
Beauregard, captnred juet nbow the let
minatioa of the war.
', Pv.G. BL Taylor, of Htanto. he been
appoiuled ehaplai ot the University oi
Virginia for t we years tram the lat of Oetwt
bar next, , i :
'' 'The great Bia'e si' Kevad,' whlc'i pall
In thousand votts ha a maey eitatoii
Ue Bute uf Mew York odi J-oat aa
poieot in ratdyiog eoneUtutioea) amend
ment. A gentleman ia Bosma advmiar far a
horse ' for a lady ot dark notnr, goad trot
ter, and bf ttjlish action t" The horse
'must be young, and have a long tell about
fllieea bands high."
dienrted, beiog wllhoqt a garrison, It di
lapidated ooeditwa show tbat It will eoo
liecome one of tbe thing of the past. Tn
chain of verthenworkt and beUenee extend
ing along the entire front of the island
faring the eity aad James Islaud remain
arMiieiurbed. t i
The Illinois Legislature has psaeed a law
throng one branch providing for the ra
psnulliug ol jury to try person oharge.l
with habitual druakenoeea. On the find
ing by ths jury that the person il an habit
ual drunkard, (fuanitan I appointed, snd
hi properly take from hi keeping, i .
The Corrt)Wnt, of 'Madrid, whwh
ha thelartrtet dreulaiioa In the eity, (Ml
000 Mibsuribura.) ha adopud a .uiigttlsi
atem ui . oubiication. luatead ,ai! twinti
distributed st 5 o'clock To tht mo'roiDg, or
in the afternoon, al nearly all Kttrpa
papers sm,tt goes out at pre' between
wnrt lOoVlnrk itrssw eveeiww.' pssipU
It lo bed with thtm, and tt Is nicknamed
th night-csp." , ;i . fc. j
Indian edvios state that . bjrot 1 J)W
warriors, cim Dosed of Ctnivsnoes, Araps
hues. Comanche, aiaw and D g aoldiort,
are on the waroath," moving aoutb toward
ths -8takd Plaiua." -Own. Cuetar wa pre.
Iartdlomove upon tbem wlih.a larjfs
lorco.
Information from William O. Balpla ha
boa lacetved y bi tamdy, In V"4"'.
tbat be U now coafiaed at Van Dleman's
Land, and ia kept al'work wheeling stoma
inahandcaru Hewae lormerly tbeeity
civil anginert, Uu crime, beset, coasts
ed m anti-English addreat.l two ytar
aeo. in CinuiiintB. i H alureard ret rued
to Ireland a a visit, sad. wat arreeud and
tried fur firaatonabl inUelvoes" report
al the aoeach belsir read '. ae tvldeuo tie
commanded lbs Filteenth Keutncky rolnnv
teen daring tbe war. , i j
' S.L. . ,1 : - Ulm fltt -' t.-
j. ins aivoufw. piiM. i.i -
worktrjg yonng lady in the eastern part of
IhF COUBiy WHO n waa ovr smusa wmm
after the lU wnr, t af engaged in the
laudable sxereit wf follow in e lb handle
nf a nUiw drawn bv an ox. I married
.luwi. anrneiaAii that auah a hereie soect
me ef ifotber lfe' daughter wold have
brand h ewod voene maa ia Ma . hi for
tune with her, itar what torn (satidieut
people call degrading work lor . a itay or
nice yonng man. 1
Gen. Btonnmta hat bsaed f order ret
tivr to tbe En Kiux ol Viririnis, Instroctini
Col. Hot to notify the ctrll officer oT bis
rUatHe. that il lb dl Ot 1ST th ' tt-:
Mivraoi tha onusg teportsd, and ol
nrevsns the occurrence of each pairaire In
totixrm -w--w4it- asnd a detach meat -of
mounted men into that region, to be tubsis
tarl and foraned at tha expenee nf the citi-
aaaa. natil nood order i re-aaUWishtd, and
security t person and property; M again
1 ajjfrjidt-dby the civi
ailmded M tne civil aorir.
".The karthoaak la India, accordina
tha Caltaff sloarnalt, wa ' vary avr
Silcbar, a town ! ol Calcutta,' oa on of;
th breath el the Jirabmspootra. bVim
ot th bout were buried twenty fret
Lw the level ot the annuad .where r the
stood be tore, aad many live warw lost.
The shocks r vary Ire qua at The bote
, ai. ituairajitJ, "4 a waer st-.nt pou-el
' op 18 tfie trttf the asias- - it- w -nfH
frjfHW-lifjMrat nr
There bat been a grand tournraeit at
Weldoo. There wer a large auuiW nf
KalghU, ad th usual amount of aoaernau
Paeothccwai.n.iWhailluraniry snd '
gammai for ah age teeeinnrt tHiHf aiwt -tullaed
I h practical. 7 '
William IL Suit.' at, Warn, eharged T
withkllbnga negro, was acquitted a lew
daytago. lie aa defended by Gen. 41. -Wi
Ransom, aad Col. wA. Jeekinc"
A aegfo Infantl, a-'nh !arge giaV'to the
heedf wtetoewd horied Ui Warteri'
weak e , Tu sluMHsns-v avaa inui. t'.i
dog' scratching A negso woman tlviog
not far tmm the place baa been airvsn j
and lodged, In jail to await trial at' m at
atrguet Urav ; '-f'f"
Tb ladle aoanevted with the Unotbr.
Churehv in Wanentoa. have reoenify held a
lea for tht benefit of the Uhnl, whl. b
Wat sxtenaively patronised bv thkaiiurecia.
tive and discerning. . . . ,,.
A Riti.iqus Wt war abow )erdsy
the uittolt which Gea. William nvi.i.
ton had 4 bis holsters when shot hv a
cowardly tory when he w crosdng 'Ca
tawba river at Cowan's JTord. t he laitiala
of hi name are engraved in held and clear
letter on the brass plate oppomu the lin k.
Th flint ii d'tteei lock emit sparks hdi.
ly, and show1 that they were Ires an rl trusty.
TbU vatnotl atBeer M .while at thai head
of hi brigade by a bullet Bred by cow- .
ardlv tory, Concealed iu the. Underwood bv
the bank urio fiveC The lower' Ilouae ot
Cangres voted Bv hundred dolhkrt forth
parpue of eraetiug nttrumrat to hm-tmeu-'
ery, hut we believe the Beeata tailed act,
ao It tell tlirough. , This' brave, patriot io
and noble' toluter bat no ttoue to bndfc tiw
tpivt where he potired oat hie life-blood ta
defence of hi cutwtry, and we think it U a
n-proech to the people- ol Linopln and Meek
lenbtirg that It ia so. These pistol are ia
thlt c ty, in the hands bf gentleman who
ie food ot enlfaoting reliee oi tu peat
CAorleat Isasta.isi . WSSsiai
EieaiK Taao' Yaw Ban Wt htf ta
or. tow otniotM character by theoame r
ef Bob Moderwidl, who, though young lit
yearn, It an adept in (be art ol stealing, and ,
other littl accompliahuieut, tl.at make
tlie "man and brmbrr,'' hero with om of
eaxr teyl eiila awt oittsk-ness,.
Bob ia aow in jeUwegd-tjr about
ibe fiftieth, time last, Sundat thaV evenlug
a of our HBcbol Murms" (white) from
tha nelghbwhoadTof VaTnersVllle tailed oa
the genitemae, and. Die wbitpred cuuso
tatieal aad k "kiamd Mm thro' til bars," i
the jailor, , we i, undcrttand, would not
allow farther int'imscy., Ibis I a fact.
Thttct, all dfit, i too disgusting to How - -ten
be waarhtOrerAsfcer JMttwi,'
a i aWa'av'i ' ""i IP '
' -t f rcnr1 s T
tij tw ftawtewit'aiB ''"''"''
Oen. Grawta vtninioa f tba tennre-of.
office act is very wity,.iadited w r. ,
mark he made s few davs When en "
veraiBg with' home frintid. mis or two ot
wbem were not only Jlepubbcmt ia ff'rfid
dm;, oat- taemlam of Cai.greas, "that
ew,," said ,Mi(GeBtt, rtBm tn m lo
v bwa lutaudii t li work fouittbing Ilk
earb it on a ftsctlrtUS btrrs; but if Voa
anrtaoeb Mt rm a kind horse vontl makw-
iim hick, whthr he had the liat lt lli ra..-
Ua. Cytu li. uoiofcuji x, aiijor ot Jtngii-'
mr. U.h. a,, the member of Us. Giant'
staff who wat married tba other day tan
daughter; ol Hon. Montgomery Blair, ia a
nativaot West wrruthami Usswuftusmts,
ad - aaed to icart . wood, to Wooasocket
wenty ttart go. II wa aiipoipted a
oadet by Uorasa Mann, in 18.j1, and hi :
career ha been honorable and upward tvor
Jodre TflfiS tif th tntfed Ptafe Dilr.
triet Court, at K.aokvlllt Tenn , has decided
that the amnesiy pmcltmatio (if Pnesidunt
Jfohatoa a Valid, r This is the first court in
which. tht mltr. hat beea tested, -
It maf not he RroeraUx known that MUa ,
Maggie Mitchell, the pppu r ac'rusa, waa
married, last June, tQ a r rafl.Haa,
Toledo, a hierrbiftt of ti.ar Blty, The
atranhmeot ha taxed mroogii many yara.
K'isauth loA old anfl rlecrmpit, at' Genoa,
Ua IS 1 IIKIIVII w siiuat, i wi uh.s. v
swat hUa b bit akb and Murrganaa
Irlentl. ' " t A .
It Ntnored that 3ir. Butler id Me
Fi.k. olJCri aotoriotv, art) about to pur-
uhaa a nwspper jd Isprlngfleld, Ms., h
ran in opposition toMrrBonlet'-nUtsria.'
A. T. euwert ha told twenty shawtl thU
ara. in JMew York, ' worth s,W)0 each,
and one worth fi 8'jO. -VLmc womania!ly
ran bp bill for g'JV.OOO, at hit autre, ia a
couple ef tnoaUi. w m - , , t.t -
"'Tlciof tmnue1 i aaid to bebankrtipt.
and anabl toy give dinner par tie, oa ao
DuClialella. tbe rr'lla hunter, tt ti roeiry
a eh arming j ou rig lady ou the Huasou. . -
M I a o . 'V
Mtimsn, the ptor devil who swore
Mil.' gjrrett td death, I a reporter on a
Phllad Iphla paper. - - --
. Dr.S fkel, tbe PansUn ornlut, Died hi
Corpse tJ tcience.-and loruda funeral.
- whim wuahs--
ti-.' . j j. jv
BAKBitcrteT.-s-A "six year old living
la thu count v. reoenf ty remarked i Ta, w
sr oatn( money .tupp ws,r. into-"
bankruptcr. and eH some." 1 hit keoa tng .
litil out had ho bad idea ol the popular
institution, od ra na tne suffesuon andec -
eoesUmthrtt.iMjLMnp wssna 'A r
Atlndtinatl genin kdvenlte fot, a altu-1
eiovyig, "''worh u ao so much tn .
oliitict at eod ticVi Tbt Boefoo 4fivr- -
Itur iluiiki h ought to bar plso on th
In H a 1 1 trflw ' ..; -. . j
- Ao Amurlcaia, put down a braggadocio ,
ngHhme- yey- esvplaikiosf tbat the rsassoa---.
tbat lb sun fcavsr sets o the entire Brtttatt
Smpirewv teeane tbe Engi.sh couid eot
be troaled 1 tie dark,, -ji!.
"' th H York TVtctift has ta article on
III ! I.l.ia miSl.ll-.l I'illlW IIII.IS.IHHI II
aV" ai I U ,TW.S.Hfr. & I V IS lfiTtTBW' ILIWMW 1 1.
Us." I h neeilhta.Jo ta; that it Jticcn-eilt-in
making a sinkihg hoiog iu this bs-
Cis woaiti f.::;-.-.f, ...
. Vooea, the oerpnlsr AfKcaa who ort
tnatevl'je atory ol Dr. ijrvmiesi'wa't iteath,
baa txec in iviuiin ;grtt mom Its Jar? lit ..
i.ier ' da this e
ftla n.iil "DO Could
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