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VOL MO. 3L
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THE SENTINEL.
SM.r V1NV CATION. 1
Hnincr say no ueu,c,pealj greful
Ij of himself We erv pardoa of Mr
reader white w say a word at two U
rir -"it l "fwr i us t&iette
tf life tbi u to" reprea eauoliuu of ludls;
Dot ion au J contempt which w feel Whet
out iutegrity and lionor M assailed Ijf men
of doubtful ur bd cbim ici Radical
hirelings have assailed ui for three long
year, tiui md again, have they attempt
J to silence ua with mooey and bribe.
Failing in tbi, they he attempted to
ipaatll ut with violence and aaeassi nation.
Our honor baa alwey been in our own
keeping, aor ks it rne suffered Una loaal
statu frotu our poJHicul or personal ran
duct. Wa hay udeevored to fulfill with
integrity every public and private engage
ment No hooeat mau can xuak a charge
against our integrity in any tranaai lion
an J sustain it with ou wiotllla ol evi
deuce. Our duty iu driving out ttia ilun
deicrs of our common country liaa been
ditiicult aud auuietiniea perilous. Iu it
we have liecn well suatsinod with ouly a
few exceptions liy every honest man aul
virtuous wimiaii in the state. Iu the
uifttUr of public printing about whirh we
have leen assailed.
It is well know pi pi all who know any
'thiug l the matter that we had no peraoti
al knoM Icdgu of (ha contract, nor of tfe
uhmIc or utaniier ol lueumuiemeut, uur did
ivknow tin ilillcii-uce between the mode
in after a full and thorough examination
declare thole haa been uo fraud and ,J,h
printing hita bei-n executed acr4nlin to the
contract a uuderatood by the public plii
ter .lauiea II. Mooiet a (hiiatiau geullt
man ali.M word would iu thiacity woih
down the ili mil oatha of all who nanai!
ti mi
M CUO 1.1 f UOUMAN.
We allowed these two pink of dcuioc
racy aud disciple of Holdcn and Caldwell.
in the Daily TtUgrun, for an montha t.
aaaail ua iu the vilest maimer. Their pa
per aaaailed Hon. li. K. Moore na a coin
mimiat wlioae piiin iplca veie ilaticroun
to society We paid a little heed to
them ns Mr. Moore. About aa milch a.
we eer aaid of tlrem was, " Xichola an. I
Oofini:i tite with us- Holdcn." Thcii
lieai hery ami political liypurrai'y d'
cuited uo ouit. We diil not know, but
Wd Iwluwed. thejie irani aka J' I
mocracy were iu lliu pay of udiculn
We did not i haie it bivauae We could
not prove il Now we charge it und have
the proof. Caldwell, t'lillti pi, Dilly Hen
duii vii, ( arrow aud l.iing I'erry, ., paid
tlicjn money to circulate the TeUymm.
Now iu a public card they call on thacil
iiv ua of Italeih to reality that " aiii v the
Btipensioti of the Telejrum they havealu
diouly av oided to inter lerc iu llieconll i I
of pultiin " tut, lli.il n i. w hen men art
detected na they were, it wa time totop
And when they come forward again !
aaaail our integrity no uoncet mtii will
believa them th iuh they jweni it. Tin
n un who cm play the pirt they did
would uot ivgnrd tliir own or other meu''
characUr. Img Perry' and ('arrow's
Into hirrliugi have not character enough
by calumny and slander to iupiru ua be
fore the public.
iTiu.ic ruiNTiyu
The following figures will show the
aiuoimla paid for public priming :
Kiom 3d of Septoiul-ur, 1SI1U,
to 3d of ceptenila.T, 1M7II, f'H.SlW 4
Tins docs not include punting
of the sNipruino court laporls
for JanuaKy and June Terms,
bor the report of the Board
of Public Charitiea.
Report of the Board of Public
charities, 28t 87
1'iiut iiiLT lor IK'iiarlinciiU, 21 0
Hupreme Court Reports, Jan'y, OA 5
Sundry priuling lor Supreme
Court, 6
Juuo Terta Sup Court repni ta. 849 SO
l SI3 li
Am'f paid public printer from
80th of Hept , 1870. to Dec.
18, 1870:
Paid StumUtrJ Publishing Co ,
fl.iWO 87
IW txi
M 00
Nichols A iiorutan,
$9,811) il
1.H48 12
34,Vlt 4:1
Total, , 88,o'J 2
..TUia. waa the imiouut 4i-l. i. UMJt W""?
I han twelve nioulhs Vitt the twelve
utouthit following ihese dilea tljui SlSTt
Bin. a'ceitfd lor public printing about
- . - .. . J. .. .'. . .. 1 .. -C .L. . .. -.1. . ,,, .... 1
"c ra..xwtfe' I iak f-iiraiB1 'Wie 'Wtaanaaiini
trial affd the auprium court niporta. It
.1.... not on lode the binder's bills. It we
wanted any jtistini alioa frrM aut h
t urce we cntd Jtr? ,,!'.t Nlt'hola at
Uortnaa, una ur both, have declared that
no money could be made out of the atate
printing according to tb eoatraft aa on
derjtood by the committee. The prinUra
in our offia are paid tba highest price for
their work. Aa uroof of it one man r
ceived aa much aa aixty dollar per week
for et4tsiig type
The Piintera' Union fit their own price
f'twotk. If wc give employment toNa
printer who diss uot belong to the Piiut
era' L niou. all the hands leave fotthwitli
. We do not mention theae things by way ' I
coinplaint but lo show why It is thai no
uiouey waa made by the atal printing.
We did not know until taat week that we
could not employ any printer wi wialKd
without forcing all wt hv to leave.
TBS HBMXF ASD TIIK 0i T.i
Speaking of amueaty Holdan aayi.
A loyal man, when relieved, ia gratefirt
for it. He regreU that circumatauceaoau-
peJM him to dji j Lbiiux jiaaiuaLlbii jafe.
Ltitm dttriog tha IttiH,, JU ak.o
edgea that the diambilitv waa juatly Hac
poaed ; and. when ha takl fcli9KfcI,
M 4-aa tu ia. good faatb, with an xed pur
pia to ataad by the Haxion and du ali-h
cu tu aU aaa for Lua iojui j M way htv
dooa It hj engaging ia rabeHioo, tto iaat
tar boar altghtlj or how much aa(aiuu liia
wW It ia thtu ar " drvid the nt
flrom um goati.
Wa prnpuae to give a liat of the lada al
tuck ia North Cjaraltaa.
let Judge Rodman, a cooiedei ale 4uar
Uraaatar aud militarj idge, who ordered
utoiw atao to ba ahut for descrtiou than
Ji'SyPaaraoo uvaj aaot auirele. 1
d. Judge Head a Confederate Stuteu
aeualor, ami one of the apeuulutiritg, trad
ting men of the war.
3d Judge l)i k a aigner of the ordi
uance uf aei:eialoo, anil UolaateJ caiiiti
date for the confederate congress.
4th. Judge Hcttle, coufederate captain.
who " ftmijht tttj.iiimt the flig"
5th John I'ool, elector for the atate at
large, on the ticket lor President of the
Confederacy.
6. Judge iJogati, memlier of the Con
federate conireaa.
7. Stttlbuck, lUumbel of the Hcceali coll
veutloo ol lslil, tiMik the tet outh
to hold hia present place aj I nitcd
Statea distrii t attorney Waa preaeiited
in hia owu coin t by the gland jmy for
pel jury ill ao doiui;
H - W
k m ritti'" -'wu 'A.n-1 rjr.. -
Wiliuinirton. who worn the fht
iu thiacity, and eliteled and claimed a
vacant land the property of the Ciiiled
Stati where the aitiinV'u now nl'iieh,
tint he liku 1'iileiii.iii John, of Kliabelh
city, may be proud f the notice we iive
him. and Itiink we do linn o-.l in Wnidi
ingl.m
(Hi Win A Smith, who Mum-d the
oidiitani e t i hiiuti and tun tbrrtem
w ith dois
10 Col Haltrove wli.i a.M'ee.l with one
of hia eonal itie-nl in IHitil.it l.tncotu ua
eliTted to walk borefooted ou t i oala to
I he taking ol WaTihiuloii city
I In-in in who aaid he would le cu-iluve
I In- iieio iu three hours if he could. The
Colon. liaa " pent. . I " hilliM'lf an I aholild
hfr 4w eHMtl it the tloek.
1 1 Rev. .latum Sinclair ex aaaeaaor a.
p. J Bled by Jiaiit, convicted by his church
of atealiiiK, druukodiieai, kiduappiug, Ac.
ts VTo rtoarthta flat rtr fn"e ffock with
the old bell wualhet W W. Iluldcu, the
ai k ner the otdiiiuin'e of aeceasion, the
tlitt inovei lor the head ol Lincoln. We
lot lieat i oiiiiii, i und leave the leader to
hia own n llectioict on the Hock
UOS. J it. LSACU
We nine this gentleman an apology lor
not publishing hia card last week aa r
luesie I We did hot road the numberol
I he Wry containing it. We olleii fall "
read the I'eny aud the CarMnuin. '
have al.vud y had a aay ou Ilcuier1'
....... . i ,i i,
upon our tneiut tie IT I. leacn.
Yshat we huve said weueedouly add, "'
Hilly lleudeison has contributed hw
money to the support of the V'Jr, and
I he mm. lUf leeda any " We have heard ol
x-arcelv a ainele iutelligent republicm.
that auataiua Col. Henderson' conduct im
relation to it." After tln II' l "'
friend Henderson, Mr. Hanee maileaiueiHii
by defeuding him agaiuat Ihu chargH
utuleand Ihx stealing We citlloirMi
Hanua to iiamu aix republicans who on
JeffiO lleudeiaoti1 conduct A mounud
repul.hcaii:. they approve it Helpei "t
.Satistmry and the editor of the i"crnn.
Ihu only radicals we have heard of ilm
were Dot pleased With the loul chaigti "I
this villain Henderson. The editor ut llit
'a i jj need Uot thr.uk from his load. He
must cany Billy Henderson, Paisoo Mm
clair, mule meat and all.
"Uui.y asd VARiuumour
IMd Mr. Boydefi in the Huldet trial
vailed ua thit " holy aud norigtauui
mau." What will the old man tttitk ui
Orant's righteousness, who in hia Mwtsige
carta for the punishment of every ir,n
owning Kiavea in Cuba or South Aaar.d '
Many people in New York arc aaid tamvn
slaves in Cuba, and wa have ivo doubt in
South America also. How shall they l
pauiahed. The constitution of thr l'(n,-d
Mates gnaranteea to every citicu " a, 1 1 i ta 1
by an impartial jury H the slate m lis
tiH'ahcre the i lime shall haveko,,,,,,
unlle.L ' II tltey art- pnuished ,i n,u lav
iu Cuba or tba place W heie the) kula the
alayea. . Tuia as a raw .cailtag U ttmut's
Corean policy, aud niay accuuat lot our
vvar- siaamerii iwoiing "ito itrrs-
Tha " holy " L'ly aaea only nieiavto woi
MR. W1LLMX Yodso, uf Budfold
coutily, Tetta.., haa recently dttiluped a
process for Mauufai luiing a Sin quality
of siigaf ont'of" aorgllutu. " inVijsa'tiCeu I
working at the priwuas for atrtraj yeais,
and baa so lar paifectcd it Uu b can,
with Very tligtit evpenaf, produca from
three to four hundred poiuva of ingar
from an acre of iorf hnm, wbri will f
due from eighty to oaa huaihtd gallons
of aughuin. The process it i rery cheap
one, ran be rrarlily un.iersto ud con
ducted and h. i..n6.Untl w(cts lo we,
it adopted to s hitye client.
II Mi I.huis- will aeud ptf (tipfc?, a
inmud .1 U.t Hiighuia augir, so that wt
can sle w ( lu our fartlteRso that ; thej
uiay be -.lie-1 that it ta " diMie al
moderate coat, be aril! couti a great ben
tit' taa ot coaiMMiaity. AiyVtuis of
augart arc (till bijjh priccda our aiarketa
Would nil
C ., -if-:.
...cka.le
rwea li Kra,aliaa " ''nf
UOS J. M. LXACtL
TkV deiwaralic Vn tb, hv
raiacd a cry t rtiiciA pawecutlui agaiu
th'w gontletnaa ThecUarga la gratuitdua
aatd foamdid. -a -axtiCl ,amiM.M.Mm
meted out to him. if it
i .1. Jilrta.ttfl ia,attlhar.
mm, km BNtuf of tbia. Tha whoie Biatier
W whi It Twhrtaa wa. r- - "
twee W. Heu.lo 4 . Ilx,
with wtlch the repnWicM part. hdy or
will hare, aay thing wdoj ' W hatN t hojrd
of actf! iy a aingt tetetttgai rafujUhaau
that auataiua Col. ueuom a cubuuci in
relatiou to it
Col Hondeiaoo ' JMWlaii a card iu a
few dava iu delaua f biiuaatf, util
w hich time wa ahall inako no com meat
He ia anlitlad to b Won )ig
meut ia paeaed upoa nim.
I.EI1NUTOS, Nov. 87, 1871
Rnrroua Kka I ha cnmmniiication
which recently aniieared iw Th gra fnuii
uie naraon aiiiiiinif "iuiaelf "Citizen of
Foravthe County," profeaaiug to iive tin
tacta depoaed to at the lata trial of Moore
and Hanibrii k, liefore L'. H. C'omuiiaaioii
er eat at Winatou. perhaps ought to
ceive aoiue notice from me, ou account of
in groae perversion of the truth, for the
lieueiit of those who may uot have aucti
the reuoris of that uial, and of tho
evi
di nee as publnlied iu the Winston aud
Salem pa i Those leports -contain a
I. .lei able m curate account of what- k
mi. I and done al that trial, aa noted by
teportrrs on Hie iipo, aud hettid by the
luixe aaacinlilai' preaeiit, and ale iu tint
contradiction l the stalemcuts ma le
in the aliiniaid ' miinunicalion
It clearly apiered that the proceeding,
while nominally aimed at ulhcii did in
fact originate hra base plot couc.Ktt. d to
iniiire me Tho 1' nitcd Status wilnen.-KW
tcatirled that a certain Revenue Asiaor
of some notoriety, had sought to tiiln i
with WKft Wh.'rn :Hrtn aV frf-VMrtrrV
SeAlSae-Wa
which he ii" iloiint lias auieia ami mIi. i
ton, im I ciili 1 1"' ixnoniiinoiM del. it It
tleaei vcd. and diew down on il author
general luintenipt and com!,-mnntioti. I
sujiposo "i Hi'eii" wrote his iilicle itiink
lllg In reeovel Ihe dl-l-olMtj' In c ol hi
Irieuda l' inis'eprc.-eiit.cioii.
Tin' eU.lencu, so fal lis Male..! lo m
ell, eslahhfhi d the loll.oMn- Incta Jt.
ino nl Thonmsville ou prolosioual l.li.i
u cm in May 170, 1 wasa,kfd b .Ino XV
I liomn to with 1 1 1 lit into u new in li
tniioli. as he called It. I Icfuied, lelllllo
linn I MMpecti d it w as some k ilk lii v il
tali .o"l that I wus oppom d to till si del
political noddies, aud Would II. .1 join an.
thlln' ol the kiud. - He came to iue a act
olid and a tlnrd time, and biy'i-d ma to
go with li tin to his place ol un-i tipo, m
sutilig ine tli.it its ch.ilai li l .nid pin po- a
were liivvtul .ill I pn.pcr, but that li. wish
ed llie lo r,'o and cive my opinion .it it li
a Irieiid and lawyer. To this I cooseutcd
npoiT-liii rejaf-ated entreaty.
As snou aa we am vcd at the nieetni
oae of the persona puseut iMr. McCrauyi
waa nriH-eCiiinu to tuuiMt to me some kind
iv.oit liy liaa a w mifefoh
llgatlori n far as 1 heard itwand not, the
Uorrid ,,i., " Citizen" speaks of,) hIh.ii I
iuterpused, and luruiui indignantly tu
Thomas reproached him for huving at
ttanpted to deceive nie, aa he will knew
he. hi I induced uie to come uieu ly to
give my opiuion uf the aiajiety, aud not
to join it. He n plied that I need not
join unless I waa willing, and that thev
did wish my opinion in regard il ; w here
upon I told liieui that no oath oduiiuis
ti red by thenl was Isnl or binding, but
that it waa illegal, and I refused to take
i I told them nil such acittie
aioitg In theuiaulvcs, aud contra
. i . i4 ; reuiindcd them of the acts
.1 i.-.-.. oililv against going disguised, Ac .,
,, ,i-l m c.l then, to ditlmnd at once, and
in . d: l so lu coinuiUcnce of my adyice,
a id ,rOi-l met auiii. lu a lew dayi at
leru ,,d I wrote to Thomas, unjoiuiug up
on hi, ii ! see Hint the society was broken
up, it N J-.IH that thtH hail already been
doue iii purviiauce of my previous advice
Ail Ihu loiegoiug facta lelalint; to what
.a-enrri'd at ihu meeting, my diaapproval
nl the a. cietv, and advice to diabaud it
unlawful, and its actual disbaudiuenl
in coiisetiucncu of what 1 then advkxd,
which aie the facts of prime importance,
were established at the trial by the trail
iiiony ou cross examination of the wit
ncaaee nr the United Stales.
It selves no purprwN! iu my vinjicu
lion, but it may be a well tn state, thai
the witnesses tir the prosecution also
proved that it had uo coneipoinlcn, c Willi
othera, aud never coniinilled or conletn
plated any violence or iutiuiidatiou ol
voters; but that several of its lueiiilari.
were, and still are, Grant men and' op
poee to me in politics and Voted ei;aiiil
roe in the last election ; and the oioat
prominent man among them (Thouias;
waa a republican.
I need ouly add, that at the close of the
investigation, I received the uuivei.ial ap
proval of tho larc assemblage who were
tllen, ini'tudmx L'entlcmen promiuetst in
the Kep"bHrna party; and Mr MaiiliiH k, I
.. ,5: . A.. ...... . 1 .1... 1 CJ
U..a 1H Attoiucy, aivs aud dethirediiH,,. ey , causnio eaily' bliu.l
that "Ocn Leach had been vindicated by
the proofs, and all good citizens owed
hun their thanks for breaking np thu or
ganixation in, Davidson county."
In corroooraiiou oi wnai is nen -iubefore
' set forth, I append the fo -
lnwing amdavita ot Mr iiitm, e -aUcritf
ol Davidson county, ot Mr. Mor
ris, a citiieu ol nign ctiaracter, aim the
sUiteineut of Mr miimaa, son of J. W
Thaniaa, doe'd. 1 respectfully noiKut a
a olace in your rolunius Tor these, as a pari
of thi comraunicatnin. I have in uiy
uoasesHon aeventl oltien fnn trien uf
charscter, but I need not rouble you with
tbeto: '
Veiy reapeclfuls;,
i Raleigh firnliiitT, anoT"Wishthgiit Pa
trior and CtivnirU ptcasc ctny thirarti, le
t Thomas vti.t.K, Nov J7 171
Djyid Loft 111 deposes and, ia tea sa f,,
lows : '
1 jiunail the nrganizatioo at liaaHuuilla,
kuowo as the White l!rotheri.. .,ut
the last of April, 1870, was Idgad to
support the Constitution of lited
Btate,aod the Constitution otirth Car
olina, and the laws made in iirananre
thereof, waa told that the objfc of this
organ liat ion waa to unite the gta men of
all partie and to oppose negnck 0d rad
icalaof avecy kiud for orticel ,,t ,w
violence of any kind was to beVWl.j
110 one while under the influence Vudeut
fpiiit to Ih) admitted in the caii RUj
nothing a to lie dona by tbecaa viiih
out the consent id every member aettt.
This camfhad no cnnim-tioii. wVevoi'
With aay VA"T, had no written ,
that 1 evW. -luring my couitiou
With saidfrgaaizattoo, no one iu M,Dy
tuanner iitlested, nor did I ever Ucjy
protaiitaa to Inoieat any one. I asVj
at tlie cap the uight that Jolasy"
Thoraut biaght in Baa. J. Leach, ati
tu time of tlte oouduaiou ol re pant hia;
too pledge, when ha tLawch) told na that
trta unraaiautioa waa lthxrai. and adviaed
ua to diaband, he urged upoa ua to 4ia
baud at ortoe. I ex preaaed inyaelf i fn-
BBrnngmwttt hiw, ana frka..w that thtire
frnmm aiitg hef.i after irr, w hrh-
ue time in May, 1870. I am a rapubli
ud voted tor U. 8. Unant for Vroai-
dOBt. -
Tlia torearoiug aflidavit waa avaorn to
and auUicribed in my pnawtK-a, tliit fba
Situ uav cat novemiter, mil.
Jsd. T. HaabiiltK, f . I
DAVruooa, Can, N. V . Nov. SV 1N74
Pevaooaily apamred befont uw James
Smith a legally elected anj acting juatJoe
of the peaca, in aud for said county, n. i.
Morris, uf aaid enuuty, aud uinWeth laath.
that ha wa press with IraWl
twelve Others, as members ol a aecriH or
ganiution, at Thomasville, called the
"White Rrothers or tiidcon'j find."
when the late .1. W. Thomas brought 1 he
Hon. J. M Leach to u after sujiper, tu
the month of May, 1970, uml wheu Ah v
ander McRary approached and com
inenced repeating the obligation or
oath Leach stopped him, and
aid, " what do you mean f" He
Rary aaid it was the oath that he wanted
Leach to tuke, and Leach refused logo
lai thel, and said he would take uo oath
that it was unconstitutional ud agaiuat
the law that he waa opposed to all secret
and political organizations aud bad always
demouiccd them that men oufjjit to work
in politics oM'ii and boldly. Iaou h aaid
to Thomas, that he had tried to fool him.
Thomas said " they wanted Leach's opin
ion ot the thing aa a friend and lawyer
and he was not obliged to join.
Lea, h advied them to disband and
stop it immediately, and we never met auy
more, so far as I know, ol believe, or have
heard, but broke up on Leach's warning
Attlant further ajvcaig t p.nL lilit. fiavtU.. pe
frfrik'sfnCffr;
ol the I'ntti'd States, and Ihe laws uml
it, and they had a right to vote aa they
plenaed, but were to vole I'm rood men ol
both partus. Aliiunt was a Kepnblii an
anil VV liir. ninl Voted tor (limit and Col
fax
8 (i MORRIS
Read over l.v me l affiant and appn.v
eii l.et.-t u ri' n iiig
It H AI.DEIU'oN
Mworn and subscribed to Ixdore me this
Ihe -iMi day nt November, 1 S71
I VMErt SMITH, I I
liioii vavni K, Nov is, in; I
At Ihe 1,, 1 neal of lion .1 M l.eacl:
si lie i hat I know a I .out an oiyuiiiatii u
111 this place, and all the connection he
had with it, as far aa I know or lielleve
Mv lathel twho la cilice dead) as iu
lornied bv him and other uiemlicra, got,
I M. lcach to meet tu or a do.en mem
lH mJ which hp did, but refused, us I heard
from various iiicinltciM, to o 111 or tuki
the ol,lii;alioii. tehiiio father that he hud
misled I-im in co'iiiiio I,,,), then' II re
plied nit," that he h id bioiight hliu
tttcre to j?et tils o,iii',.n ., it l.nnet
said it was illegal old inipiopei, und ad
vised them to dlsiiaud, saying rl n I ul
ways iii piixiile and piililn fp-iihes he
devioimred all aiH-ret orai,'''ions, and
nllOUid COUtitllle to do i-o I as not
preaeiit. lint have heard, Inn I auill.
from vaiioiis members, llie nb..e l.icls,
and I Ullcye III. 111 I k ,;.nr llie tail Hint
immediately. ..I soon attrt l.i-a, Ii s dot wc
d sbatidcd ami b.oke up. und lime tievei
met since. I sail, a .h..il titue a'lei this, a.
letter lo tut It 1 liom l.eu. h, askin,; if wc
hail disband, d, which h i-l done siiiue
lime I at.. 1. I did not iniih island t his to
lie the old dclu.Tatte VuVlilf, hut a'to
m'thel dltleletit , hilt tol this utldi ll.i.l
int; I uiv-ct! would iiavit iscvia' ouchiil.
it. 1 am a repiil.li, ,111 und theie ate a
11 11 111 1 ' r ot 1 r pi 1 1, It, an-, in it I Irani 1, (al,
I nans then and uow. i aud tie v win
-roiiul fi ieli, Ii ol .1 XI Leu. Il, lull y.iled
ngailisl hun al the ch-clloii, -.laiolin ' lt
our party. f make I his St. if, -to. ,,l wnii
pleasitie, and no 111 an. I think, it l,o knows
me, will iiie.ilioii IU coned 11.
IV 1 ' Tiiou is
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IAKI AND IIKK Kilt M III.IMS KsilloN-
l'aris has learned uotlniio lorntteti
nothiug, aud she sends out to ,U tvh
of attire as shainel. v. in tin ir lliiniodeety,
vauily, protlioaht , and d, tianct ol true
feminine grace as anvllnno which -ran
dali.ed the lusl eats of the Kuipiw.-
She avenoea hcl .nlfon the iu...lesl llerpitii
women with a b.k of luahions which is
calculated to ruin ail 1 h ralti revenue,
lo putadiustity and aobriet y In arHitw', and
to diive even Queen-, into 1 omts of laar1"
Thi'M' protiiious Irains, those acnalear
apprudsges, that hiio ahum ni.tnUs' 4ad
hail, wlil.ll no longer so much a licet to
be nnttiral ; the counthns flouiH'oi alt J lur
Ix lows, sci oils and ruchra, whadi are Hie
lie.' nt ion ami death ol tlraiN rv ; the hat-
and boiiih'ta whH'h have rcrt.;d ti 1st urwr-
than a ludicrous capiu e, ihe piled lip
jM moilet and catty inoti-li, trim
miuus all thetc-w tlh hiifh lin l. bned
ing corns and bunions ; 1,1 t. k I. ml Hi der
and a
htuf ctttt.Mc wlucaV jicml.i
nv-iire hme(
hit i.llnurrl I
women lilu-h.
1 In
n I lowed
ve li.t trom Pana, where s i
little apparent I has survived ej'.'pl the
curse whit h ev.ry honest heart pin . id t
rHie die. LomloK ItUvruph
TltrSTTT (.'of l KOK I he .to. till CroH
na Conference, recently in -j ,..11 al Char
lot lo, resoled to raise $1U inhi for tlis i
tension of the building al Tl nut v oiliye
The aliiuiui ol Ihe kitstitullon aie pnansT
sing well in raising the fin noo tie
phaiged- at last r.TmmeWttm;-Trr
fr.au
the unanimity and real nisnil,st,. fna
'tf'--mGmrvi'fiawilBS ism-
mg parposc in a hrvrt tfiue. '
'Tint- STttrrttr ' Bst ft friMrr fi 't&lt!fm-:
(otnnltinly sold as Itis kfish, " biash
their first appearance iu the Raleig I'uiai
ket List week. The . iargeat .r,si tl
weighed (en pouaii and a era reUiVd at
fl 00 eath This indicate aa early tua
of fish thia winter. Shad have matte
their appearance in the fjt Jrho i and
Ha ran nih rivers.
Oct Torlma mm, hvsiead of usig rating
out to the west, M of ohl, will sad bet
ter field in "Old Tcrrallxia," . than My
where else Here t hoiiiw is, for induslty
and energy, the vry Uat spot of all the
earth. T heii, yaiiig atea, stall at ome,
ami goto work, aud you will be aor to
sue eed , the vineyard is large and the
laborers are fe.'
Two enterprising young men of Louis
ville have gone to Chicago tof Mr.
O Laaty t cow oa a apaculatiuo. '
Lrgialativre f North Caroliaa.
' SENATE.
Batttbiut, Dee. 9, 1871.
The senate inet at 10 o'clock, Mr. l'tes
iawtt Warrwr itt-thatararr
pf yoterday wM read and
apjirovwd. t ' I
Mr. Ciraaia re port oil from Hie comrjlit
tee no angrci saint bttss.
lalttee ea Raai
A mosaaga wa reeaivad froaa tho Hi axe
tnaamittino aaadrv- Marsjaavsl ' fasula-
lions aba, to autbeMe i aMiwaay gyn
erat ta set oat a writ at aaMav iwryon for
A Ilea Itettia, with aa astieoiimaut, asking
llie concunence ol tlie senate
The ainewdmeut waa taararttd in.
, v snnssi w l Ulio Hlsiaawrisl
. J. u 1 I .1.-.1 J
Hauaadad aud tua aiuUon to raonsuMr
urK wwo-iry w icw wasv rae4e4 b l.i
linir for a chat tie inortirairo bond In
leu of personal awiurit. ass coiisitlered
Mr. Lkmuah oopm! the re conatdara-
tion. The bill was au insidious attempt
to nnilerauine a oenencml riifltt secured
to the wives and childrm ol the state.
Mr. Mootta favored the bill ita object
waa to giva ta the people a privilege they
In not now possess.
Ur. Nobhrrt drew attention to tlte
remedy now pmviiiot by the act for a
heap chattel mot'taue.
Mr. Likkkv contended that thealfts tof
the bill wouhl ha lo piaaerve the interest
Mr. Lamatan feared it would undermine.
Mr. J on aw opis.seal the motion The
bill waa unneroaary and would work inju
rioitsly
I he motiiMi lu reconsider prevailed, lt
to 17.
The qneation then wa on the paaMue
of the bill, thud reu,linK . v
Msara. ItunniMS, Oi.ua oahiian and
Oii.mbr opjaMed the bill
Mr. McuHiuoM laVored It. I would Ins
useful in theclaaaof suits tor the recovery
corporale Ihe Wilminglou Library Asso
riiition. Referred.
ill. I.otk iiininl to rcconaidcr the vote
by which wa pasned on yenlerday the
resolution calling l..r an investtulion into
the 1 nailer ol thu lease of the North Cant
lilia lailroad. lie made the, iliotioli for
thu purHna ol having llie mailer referreil
lo the caninitlee 011 iuloinal iniptiive
ments.
Mr (1 it ui v u, ol I liiingn, objei ted to the
reconaitleral ion
lino Mount in, llthner and Lev,,
uite.l ns'onsitli'iai ton.
Mr VV on 1 11 would role to reconsider 11
Ihe 111. ner would ivr Inula pledge thai
ihe 111 eal 1 tf at ion would be made by sonic
.llief t onitniMtill.
Mr. Koiihi&s, ol Rowan, hoped Ihe
ill alter would not ba relelied to the cid
Biiltre 011 luternal improvement. That
eonuuitlee had now labored euoiiuh..
Mr. OajkUA-it, oi Otaue, niov-tai to lay
the motion to ncousidcr 011 the table.
Adople.1 IU lo II.
Mr. l.o k Introduced a bill to regulate
tka U iui"A'l lua aufiewr saaMtiil tba nith
U-Jl. ul district. IU let red.
Mr. IJ11.KM.U, a bill lu promote the Inter-
eals of liuuiiKraUoii lu Uii slaUu. ( P ra
pt asaa tAl. licit, l.iitle as commi-ti. a-iec,
without salary. J
Mr. UtAUAH of Oraiiire. a bill lo ilicar-
iMU-ate lbs Pe.pUj Isaak . iu. Hi caty of
aw'afu.
Also, a bill Ui in, orH,iata the Ihuik of
lllllslsiro. Roth relet red.
On motion of Mr. Uuury, the, rule
were suspended tiol the bill loin, oip,,r
t th Ud.ucal ioiial Loan Aasurialhaj
paaaed ita several readings.
On motion oi" Mr Met rim, m, the lull
calling for au iteinir.ed atalemeul of the
receipt allll dislnll aeineuts of the. nasi
mission oil thu Wci-tcrn .V C. Kailn.a.1
was taken uu ami thu luiiisu amendments
...inaaieis., I In
The follow iug billa, .tc , pnascd their
third readings
A rew. lull, in iiigtiuctiiig the piddic
treasurer to wy no claims under an ai l
lo eonatriHt a furrip ke road from
tlie heatl of North river, Carteret rniiuty.
to Adaiu rvtak, fravm county.
A bill tn construct a turnpike Mad
fnua Mariisa to Burnsville.
H bill to amend sec. SOX ot the code of
civil procedure, providing for the pay-
mnn 01 ot in appeal in llie supreme
cvart1 amended, on motion of Mr. I.innev,
by makitig H apply only to rase of civil
action snt (iwcial prraeediugs
A run uiaklni; a turnpike ol the nwil
kafliivi from franklin, N. ( to tjlay.
tods, - -
"4 i biR tr aimlisw the 'offli-p ( agoiit for
HMtwIlertirm offhemkee Iwmth,
A Wll ta provide for thu jwjfii ut ol
cvwta, where the statu is a party,' iu Cuars
of apjieah) to the tupiviiiu Court ofi ik
ITnlted Btirtea. J ' x ' .
n motion of Mr. flraham, trf v:ana,.
the resolution lo pay lvrtatn w-ftficsses in
the Imptstt hirteni trial f tl.tv It -UL n,
wa taken tip and sdoji'e l. '
Mr' Roiiais, of Rowan, np..itid frora
the ovqiuoiiM. on lulciual impaoy uients
Thu bill to r -iHul chap sWs of
1M 7u, and to iu t' XhoM law it n
gsrcTfo uWing Jip. ,PTu..ns wis" cmikJi r.il.
. r ...
Ou motion of Mi A I;
furthi 1
COUiddclation of toe ui . 1 1 . 1 w
poiud till Monday 1( o'clock, l.ir
p. sr-auicnd-
UiBUt
The 1411 to idiane the time lot holding
fTie i.ijjKvlor court of the tbfrf ju hciat
district was sinrtnduil, ou uni. u of Mr
Moore, an as not to interfere wi.lt ihe Hi
auiog tenuuf f 'arleret t t.iul, and ll fsvr
I her coni.ertha uastp.iiivd UU Tu.vxlay
m-xlal Uo'i ha k. V i 'r
-1 1 j m4Htn of fw-e, e.4 , the 'en il ad
Jtvaintd. '. - t 1
.;IV J.?'.... .
HolVM jiVjtBt'Ri'.sKTATlNT'Jt
" : ' i4TmiMT. Oer a. tsti-
Sl-'ifh-rt tir ' lMiGSrSl . tj aaaial
fc.wir- -
Pere Wf-Uf- 'mH:"M,'"'tW,'tti
Join 1
if yesterday rea l nd
np1
proved,
Mr Mont ores, li' ed la'litiolt from
eevtain ewiei1 of Hetideraiui C 'untt in
egaid (o TIW liw Ti reference ul eieiii
hers drsatoe I 1 he petitina waa read
aad appropriately referretf
Mi niril Ashe, alcCaiilev. Krnadtont,
Robin. and Tucker, of I i.-.l,-1l, nlmit
ted report from various staudinir ohi
nittee 1 : ! , f
Mr Jorovt, ist Caldwell, null hrtivj (Im:
following ma (ori ty ri pisit fnm tlte Man-rat
cominttti-e to investigate the'allegtj
frauds by tha pulilir printer
The ssnHsl joint committee of the aeo
ate and hi o-wof reprrsontailvw, to whom
waa refemd f h.unt rrailutiWin of th gen
eral assembly, ratified the day of No
tembcr,- IMI , nttpactfutly m bm it their
report wrMi? (the 'evidenc taken, fir tb
cousideraticB and action of the geaaral
embry ' ,)
Th,e .jrwolntlon under which ynnr roru
cuittee acted, required a report, tat :
Wht wa th contract with the public
printer? y
tl. liaa such contract been violated 1
iid. II violated, by wli m !
4th. Amount of funds !tuprckcrly drawa
triMU Ihe treasury, tor the public priniuig
In answer to the first iu,Uiry made by
tha reaidutiou'ttw' wiiaiMiiteo w .loet'ttuHv
TBterth gtmerat (uswmbly tw lt original
contract signed by Jauies 11. Moore, puh-
iMt printer, aotl by tha leafiaia,tiv oaaitnil-
terv whrh contract is heretry annexsr),
'- -Voaf conMltt1 in eirdar ta auawar tha
Oiha lauiriea ot the aaaotuUna, proeaed
ed to umiiion and examine a largo nuin
bar of wiincaaea, aud alter thorough ex
aluiuattuo and laatore roasideral Ion of
the evidence, are of opiaiois- that tlie con
tract, aa ctplaitied by Ml.. -Moore to the
commiUe at tlia tan tbeaain wa under
consideration, has not baap vinlatcaa, and
that 110 niudakavu been tamurisnerl drawn
tVusu the treasury by the aaiblutfvriavtar, ut
any ua aoann toel therewith.
Your oanuuitlaa, with tae nenuuiaton of
the gCiuaul aaaitiubly, 111 aubniit for ona
sideralion a brief ayiiopii of the evidence
iu regard to tlte contra, dec
liy Ihe concurrent lestiinoay of the h i!
lalative ctauiuitlm, heretofore apxiinlnl
to contrail for the public printing, and
tit public printer, it is etablihejV that
there were two contract made, the first
til which Waa changed at the titwcjcsliou
tilth commit tee and with the consent of
Ur. Mooro, the coatractor. While the
last contract, under which the public
iMiatiug haa been doue waa under coii-
sideration ami before the wnut had lusen
accepted by Mr. Moore, he proposed to
ai-cept the lei mi tillered by the committee,
provided he waa allowed to count by the
letter " m," and that he wa askcal by
Mr. Jim dan, una of the committee, what
waa meant by oountiug printed matter by
the let lav '-hi, ' and that Mr. Moore ei
plained by, actual demonatratiim, what
wa hia proposition, by uieaauriug printed
matter iu the presence of tlra couimitte
I he routract was t hen matle aud aiirnetl
J-sJ-CMraetiiaaMH
iiiti mi( uuiieraiaaiii uauaeai iue very
time of executing it; thai the committee
of ihr.house reported a contract different
from the one signed, and such a one that
no iutelligent priutur would make. On
the very day ol making the contract, Mr.
Mi aire gave iuslruction to Mr. Marconi,
the foreman iu llie KkntihsU. oflice, to
inenauie by III letter " iu " as proptaied
to Ihe committee. '
Vout conunitteu are satialietl, that the
leislatue coi i 111 1 1 lei: did not bulicve
w hen th,; i .tul 1 act was executed that the
mode ol computing had beeii' changed
but only u lealncliou of the price ; and
thai the sa d . annum tee were saliafhd
thai the iu, de pio.s.al was the chea pest
and nest tuvorulde- to the elate.
ihe evid iHe prov i that Mr. Moore
waa only mm i' al Co. 4 a dor. ami that
Mr. 'I iine-r ott l, ,sKn rmai. was the real
party in interest ; Hut he w, ail J not have
bsseu benulitled o 11 Lc.eHcd by an increase
or rednetioii is) pr c , ar.d that he ha 1 not
superintended or directed thu priuling or
making ont the nceouut.
Mr. Turner had nothing to do with the
term n' the contract, did not know v'htit
fn 1 . ir ' 1 It:,.' :1 .t
mode ol computation hd Ik en used, and
nevei many way controlletl or directed
liia ftevniaii , that all the accounts for puh
lie prinlinu have lieen made out by .the
foreuian, Mareoiu, alone tintlor tha direc
tion givea by Mr. Moure ta the day when
the. onurai:l waa cxituttd ; that the
chief chirk in the auditor's orliiw eoiuiliiu
led llimselt chief exam il-r lit the. pad die
iirintcr s account, ji a-auiif with litul JKr.
'arraah aud thiat all aceonnle were exntn
ined aud approved thtim-4ht - Ihe
auditor's clerk, Mr. Roberta, r,axedal ea.
liroly without autiiorUy lit1 law, ud I
now a luilive from the state Ttw i 4'
tieiH-e pun ea. Ihul the primers who uxnm
i ileal thu aciaiuut con Id have, at tav
tune, bsoovt ,ial am impioper eouiptila
tiou ol llio prim, .1 iniilU-r
. V, ur coloullUe.' liinl Ikal uo tnluiik
lion am, 111 ole 10 me kiBUrtvt 1 isu.ujiiiei
alaMtt I li inoib' of tKnpnlii4iU)j prtaMnl
Matter by Ihe " iu '' ipclrKte, uot w i tit
s'andoi; licit 10 ..I, 1, iiioo t,t iK-rolry
Haul III .Hit; h. ail lac ilnried- Slates 11 1.0
paeaitlllMl 1st llie 1 ,p,TapiHt sfcactv
ul lllti Pnusers U t.l.Ms. Ami that is , h.
uitMie uudtv wha-h tlie jairutiyiHoii pint
tera art paid in ibis raiv. und that iii.mIi
u d ha. n Uin more laviMaliUl lo
the stale, a,, d waa the one tia-,1 l, the
11 ittlii-pruiiei'4 lor Hie Inst liia yean.
ui laMiliu.lle. tin. I III it n .oi'.H Ihe sy
cisauls ot In,.. p.Oi. a- punier hive Imi'Ii
pdd si 1 lit i ,e-.i ion of erroi iu he,
aMisJ''Ol eiMMi,'tiioii was isist tl 111 Sep
Wuilwr lat-t, ami vmi taiiiiinalue would
Itx'lUiiltllH.d I hi i,ss.oe irf a r.ssilol t.M,
1 lie, 1 mi, the iii.Iiom 10 audit his ,U'
t'onnla. ploy n. .1 llie primed ( matter is
CsHUiletl b ihe intsiaHruUH,l el 'ill'
lanatlr.tiv This ressttniioit ia rnv rn
useanl.at lv I lie csiiniilUw taatuuae they
aa autMie.1 that Ilea eonlrs. I ma le tin
the pnlitic (Hnulmiy rlcoiuuiilU-e was
Ix-IU'Ved lo Ih- ut.atl lavorable to Hi atate,
and ! ..isn no . x p! maiiou was made ol
tliia 1,11 nam. UM-ni. I lus uiatiinillin ee i
1111.-.I ia, c.a.itaa ini.lisr the buliet I hat
the oitMt.'.pp.iis4l b III, pul.lie piiiitav
w I lie Ii. ii.nt one in use auioag ariat-1
els a i.l ib.,l Ifir putilic triiitbtg ayiild
Lao .1 i.iuc chespts; lhau he(tl al..re uuttrt the i
,li,i 1 i,.li a ii,l p.dilio prim, r bit th
hurt syml icais.
I cMeiiurlt a it.uik this arrangement
aioul I in fair noil yust to the peblit
laruiler i.lol to Hit oijie.
J-ti.;Bu J M. Wtaftia,
ClmwHova rs oala ItraiKh.,
. Ji. JuNaj ,....)
t'liatrwao Xoaiac Branch,
" - K tfiMIHiSRa, .
'Mr JiMtae. Innil'ife feme rofamittee
ve noiir-e ot a uiin.trii r ici wt tin Mon
daj; moridun. Tlie reyviir; i.Hher whh
llw etiili nee,- waisrfWtcTrrfr trriw rrtH'ect'Bil
Ha- cal.tnlirr ' '. ' " ' ' " .
. Mf. Spuftiw oHim d llie iotl.iwing
tilt,.ri r "-. ' '" :
' H mtitats lera,'e f, M tha..n.i metnrir
m'mr'.Wtiiinv.T"
ttm tl .. Itisv.tskaiatt 01 VVei:lne fofltti
re1 ri the heHrinsr'of the house n4 for
its information, as part oj his final k, a
letlev (mi J.oi-rinif r have ln-ea written by
ate I ii M.-l . itla i.f Oraiijre ,mMfijgtt
ln lyave charge against.! member of
fhi nrtuse, and Wiineis it is reported
that the aaid letter was not, as etslt.1 to
the boii bv usid tf 1, Mstan, written
by &a.) Omul ItiMi ici hy In-atitfrority ;
iriervioie
rtWafsetf, Hi at commitrea of three
iim-iuU is oi tins h.sisi;i appointed tvr
the sker to Imjrtire fnto ihe genuine"
aea ami auRietith-fly rif taid letter, and
that they have (Mvwer to send for person
so l papers. ''
Ou m.ition of Mr. fparmw, the reanln
tioe w placed on th calender and made
special ur.htr f..r Mondar at ? oilca k,
. By Sykra, ctl A reariiufhin' iu regard
fcr ptiblV school ; placed nn calendar. '
"flf-Hr. Mtrrtia:-A reanvntion adjourning
ia Ait on ?lt of reuiber ; placed oa
calendar.
By Mr Rrnadf.mt t A bill to mcfH-pof-ate
the Fiyet'teville Building auJ Loan
Atxjtioti : refrrd,
liy Mr. Nhhotson. A leaoluliou in
slim Un the judiciary comtuiltee to rv
port a IsULcouceiiiiug Usury , place I 011
catlcaaiar. ,
liy Mr. Uravsou : A bill (accompanied
-la'aHaaioruil) ti' iiiCTir)i'ii'utr -th' vi-riage -
of ffteBhAvn-; thi1t'TWntT;' wreiiea.
liy Mr. lbilliu : A bill to Incorporate
the Oaa, City baviugs llaiik, llalaigh ; r
frrd. . :,
Ry Mr, McAfee i A bill to regulate the
ool lactam of tax a , referred.
Ry Mr. Houatoe ; A. bill to incorporate
thu t atawba ami Lincoln Mining and
MaiiulaciurlnK caaapalit ; tererretl
Tha bill to provide for the collection of
lax.ee by the stale aud theacveral countie
ol the state on property, w aa takeu up
and ruostiiurwd by lection.
AlWr tlia adupiiuu ol twenty set liolis
an4 peading the ouBatUuraltun of. aaclton
XIM, tlie bouse adjourn wl.
BJCNATK.
MniiiiAV, Dec 11, 1U71.
1 he senate met at the ll-oal liuur, Mr
I'resideul Warieu iu the chair.
fiayer by Rev. Mr. Atkiuaoiiful the
city
llie journal ul batunlay was read and
approved.
Mr. MouaiiKAO from the committee 011
corporations, reportud favorably 011 thu
bill to incorporate the n ihuiugtuu 1. 1 lira
ry Asaocuitlou.
On luotiou ol Mr. Iiuriiicut. the lull
paaaud its several luadiuga under a sua
peuaion of the rules.
Mr. Al I K. reportetl fnnii the judiciHry
comuiil Its.
Mr. 'aihihi.l, suudry reports from the
coiuuiitta! on pnrosilious and grievance
one unfavorably on the memorial for a
geuural law prohibiting the sale of iutox
icatiog litjinira, recommending that it be
lejsiMs tlnlly returned to the introducer
and the couimitte discharged from it
further consideration the proposed leg
The recoininendation of the committee
wus coin nrreal iu.
Mr. I) a no a ! introduced a bill to au
thorire C. P. Clous of Davidson county,
lo erect two gates uuder certain
Manccs. Referred
Mr. Ai t hi. a bill to amend sec. :t:i
chap. 8fl, rev. ctale, in regarti to challcu
gea of uri Referred
Mr LoVM inliodiiced a bill for Ihe pm
tectinu ol deer. Referred
Ou motion of Mr. Love, ihe reanlutior
for the relief of the sheriff ul ltln.lt 11 was
recommitted.
Mr Lova introtlucetl resolution pro
viding lor night sessions, which was mod
ilietl. on mol Ion of Meaur Orahani, nf I Ir
anu, and Cilim r, ao as lo provide for
niffht SMwiitns .Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, from and after to day. Adopted,
23 to
The bill to regulate the time in which
to deliver complaint in civil action iu
case of mil brought in counties other
than that in' which' dufeudaut live, Wa
put npon its third reading. (Require
the delivery toll mad turn stay cissies
the aiiiiearanc term.)
Mr O11.MKH did not ee the iieceesity
for this leiistatiou
Mr Jon'k explained the provision of
the lull.
Mr. I.bnnv obiected to it pamage.
Tlie bill was amended, on motiiaa of
Mr. Whltcaide, aud waa then rvjertodl"
to I?.
The bill to authorize the commiiouer
of Hertford ta.unty to levy a tpec.ial tax,
was put iiprsn ita Utird reading.
On motion of Mi Lstham, the bill was
prsrtpdnai till MondaV next, on account of
the al nee or llie senator Irom that
coiiniy. ' '
The resolution instiiM-rlng the public
treasurer to pay out, on nrupaif voucher,
ceitaiu iiioneja to contractors 00 the Ma
rion and Aebrvill aud Hickory Station
and Patterson turnpike road, patsed il
third reading.
Trie special order, the bill to extend to
latairersoii railroads the provisions nf tlie
u t to provide a mechanics and laborer
lien law, W4aVcn up.
Mr Ki kuiiiHd lavtaed the bill and ex
plained it provisions.
Mi. Cowi.aa olijecleil to the bill. The
work done on railroads was usually done
iimler contractor, and the proposed titeaa
inn M ould cause much confusion. I
Mr. Fi.aiiMiiia taitl the object wi in
llreclly to give contractors t lien.
Mr. MoitKUkAD tsked if the bin would
mil g!v hi Um laborer t lien under the
ont rati or.
Mr Ft.sMtiiNO did not think It Wniuld.
Mr. Joxk (aid the Dronoaitinn ;wa
Ku'iist(ho spirit of the law providing
for a laborer and mechanic' Hen. j
Mr Kt auuiNo discuaacd the bill at
at not h uirlh and Ut ged it passage U tuj
tig o eoure the laborer and the coutrac
for - . V i
Mr. Ot.n objecfea to th bill. I
Mr. MiKntBToR favored th bill. Tf the
lafioref haa not now a Hen on rtilrdaj.
he (uight to have ohC. There thuul
be 00 Jiaiimination agiituit laborer on
J he Mil failed to pJ je 12 J
O-ars i I '
rUrit Hilft. --Iw.
Mr Mkhrivon introduced a bfTI tofati
fy s .'e ivf real estate where the order fpi
such aide were iircgularly made. Rtfor
tcd.. " ., '
Mr Lot ft reprirtetl from the commjttei:
on prcisaition and grievance.
Mr. .; Introduced a reioluttoo (al
ling on tha adjhUnt general for an (teiu
Iie4 tatenieut ' of the eirpenaea of Col.
Clarke' regiment during the late" Kirk
war Ha explained that thi ufrnitiou
tratf bean askeJ hit hud, seaaiou and, not
lurniatiauV , , i," '
f ' Mr.'lXn tnirved to amend by etrfliinir
f-rtt-af wrpaf:e-W"a-ts" " "
iue , 'i . 1 wai,
Mr Oit siRa move.1 to lay the .feaolu
fetatwt ainendotcrrt ta ttuftirtdH, A4t.t
ett."'" ' " A'" " f "
paaaitl h atfveral reading uudnr a ua'
is usHin or trircrre, vnatiiuioiiaiy.
The reaolutioo in favor nf Jno. D. f 'uj
iron, (Mused it ecood and third reading
ttnaiiiiiiouslv. -f
The bill to Im enlUleil an act iiA aAitaud I
the constitutHvn of North Caroltua, wa
put upon It tecoud reading. ' ; .
On moVjon of Mr. Robblu,,tha ceusid
eratioa of the bill we poatpotied fill
Monday next ' ' v i ',
The bill to prevent the sale of Itiirit
uoui Ittiuor within two utile ot Qhiluh
churrh, Anaoh county, wa put on ik ec
ond roaditg. ' i
Mr.' Dauuax, tlwuAr fcpp.eXta tht
ipecie of lepislsruj, u gd the paasage
of this bin. There iii a, t hool held at
that place which waf much aunoyed by
the eile of Ikiuor, the Jaw g'viog il uo
protection. " ' " ' , ' j '
The bill passed IS to 13.
The bill to amend the charter of the
Western Railroad Company paaaed ita
second reading. ,
The Mil to reifulre the rcgnitrttioti of
certain acec ana it indexing ol tiooks
of registration, w4 put npoo U eecoaj; J
im l,nn 1 ..a I
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Mr. JoNtva exptiitu.l the ebi- t
bid and tuged iu passage 1 h. p...
siateni wf regiatiAtk'H am, iniotiiphtc f..i
uiisatiafautory. The Uill aatil.i im,, n 1
glaring evil. The system of alloa t- I. It
It-reaf eMtati'trr frmtnin -ttrrtTyiv r -c-1 T:r. "
yvrw,1rlatftt.-' 'r --
Mr. RoniiiKs, of Day id at, di.l not'
a law to reuiii all dta-als lo be r. isu , 'i
IW it faaa Uwu aJ.ow n to U a gt-ncml nn-tauce--
- tie belii tmi ta IW -pr, imst -wy--tration
of deeds, and w uiU v..;j. .
bill rtHpilHag Hie registration of aM d.rdi -iu
a given time .
Mr. Da Hut n posetl the Kill as 1 s . :.
laled to Hodute conluncii, and Irt 10
anj impose a heavy burdcu ol lavu'ion .11
the peopla He would go I'm a bill t..
tjiiia eleeda to ! reyiatere.l in In 1 e, ,
Mr. JoMNs um, Itliul thu lull in , ., ,
fnc w ith this siigeslion.
Ill Hill lulletl lo pass Us act ond lead
ing -31 to 1:1.
Ihe bill introduced 1 v Mi. More
head, to be entitled au ail to unlho
rie the format it hi of taiitoud , ,a 1.,, A ,. .'.
and to regulate the same, w 11 . Mi! up.,,
Ita second reading.
Mr. lytiva, Uu; b.ll la'tiic au nnpori 11.
one, moved it la i,. I , , ,Lil,,
ata'ttons. Rejiateil.
Mr l.ovR then m,.vet the hill l.,-! i!.t
or the table, but withdrew tlie in.a n
1 he i-uadmg wan proeetded 1U1
The bill pasmal iwaeton,) reatliti;'
On motion of I'rico, col., the n ii,- t I
jouined.
HH M: OK KLI'liKslKNTAl'IVK
Momiay, lec. II, is, I '
lion - 1 ail, .1 to ,n .1. 1 a I t lie unci! horn
Prayer by Key Mr. Atkinson, of ti.e
city
Journal of Hatiiitlay waa mud and up
proved.
Ri polls 1 rum the various alainlniL' fin
uiittces were siibtuitted.
Mr. Wwir'trirf ie'rv enrtrrfi ffw-' M. '
ptllillc pi lining slllllillltcd a nil,-:,', if
(Kirt signed by liilnsclf and Sunt..: ilia
kins. The reKit t sets lot th t i.ut tin , n
tract has laaen violated lit Ihe p: ,
priuter.
Tile reporl wus place. I ,,n tin t al. .1 o
Ry Mr. Harris, of Onilford A r, . ,1
tion to consolidate the indict- 1.1 hool, a
grant's ill the set tela ty of :aalc oil, ,
placed, 1,11 calemlui.
Ily Mr Ariustniiig A hill lom, ,np.-
ratu Willurd'i bank, ilininton ,,
ferted.
Ry Mr. Ashe . A bill to atiieud nciti. n
131, C. C. I". ; referred.
Ry Mr Ashe: A bill to in. orpoi il, i
Wilmington Mutual instiiain I 'ottip my
referred.
Ry hykea, carl. ' A bill to am, ml cl, ip
ter 93 private laws of 17ii Tl, iceti.-,i
By Mr. Hryson : A bill to chanire 11,,
line between Macon, Jackson and rivt 1111
countie ; referred.
. By Mr. Ml llae A bill to provide Im thu
Construction of a public highway in the
countie vrl BitrkeamLMitchcll : phn ", .,1
i th eaasa.ta.,
Th coiuviiltiralioii of the bill to inot'ie
for the collection ol' la ves by the l tl, and
by tlie several counties of the -late, was
resumed and after In ing ntnen le l 1, L
number oi partiiii'ars past I its sc. ,i,.
reading. Ou motion oi Mi. A-lie Ihe tall
wa made tpecial order for Tliut s.L: .
On motion of Mr. Oregtiry Hip f.ill t,.
mend the charter of the Chat hum 1 ol
road wa made epiecial order for to-mouotv
at 11 o'clock.
A message wa received from the gov
cm, 11 truuaiuitting ccuuiiiuiiications in i.
gard to th pun haauof a site for nation
al cemetery at fciwIUhury by Ihe I nited
eilales niilliontic. Tbe matter w in up
pi'oprintcly referred.
Ou motion of Mr. Johnston, of- Hun
combe, Ihe bill to amend the act to au
tlmrizc the conatructitiii of a turnpike lot
Miiliiiuii' .t Wilson's Slore. in McDowell
county, to Klal Ca-c.k in Ruiict.inl.e count y ,
wa taken up and piiased its several tea I
iugs.
Ihe bill ttisddrcrtaiu Siib diviaion . lo
section 11, chapter 1.19, laws ltv7() Tl,
was taken up and postponed until Wed
nestlav at 1'J M.
On motion of Mr. Nicholson, the re.-
luliou instructincj thvjudiciat) commit Ice.
I o report a bill lu nVurd to Usury w is
taken up and adoptetf.
Ry Mr. Hargrove : A bill iu favot ot
Jaim-sl. Mia, re, alieritl' of tlruivillu n
ferret I.
Hy Mr. MpCbuIov : A bill to anient! the
C. 0. P.; relerred.
n tuotiop of Mr. Hurris. ol Clll n l.
thu resolution to couaolidate the in.li , -a
of gratiUof land was taken up and in
ferred to a special Commit leo of tim e
The bill to authorize the foinniiiotitm
of Bertie county tn isauo Ninds was taken
up aim passed if second re.nlim',' by a
Vttterrf vraa nay M.
By Mr Nich.ilson - A bill ,. allow .
ttinr1g:igo tleposit in oVvn of Mrtnnal a
flinty ; n-lcirt ,1
Uy Mr. Hon it, in : A resijlution ndldme-
night itcsM.ius ; placed oa tho calerfdur
flie chair announced Mwr. 'rlarns of
Gilitlord, Mi-Caiiley- nd ' Sv ke v thu
BTclHiromiiVTriire To iaIiTontrritie intlei
of Und granii ,
Arjjiiuined
Tn Dauuich Anum BoWLf -Dunn.
the negro Lieuleuant Governor of Loui s
aoa, died the other day, auil Warnitiuih
has called kr. 1 xtra DeaAion '"of 'tfio i.'gi-.la-taretolll
hit nhu e. This' canc will
la
is thoUoM, by une of the cov
.at lue. anil the ailv'arilae In
his : exi rlieiicy are mt obviOtnt ' tht the; .
Itkhnioml Ki.nirer feel justified in
giving utterance to lite fotlowmg tfrava
1 usicion
f'tT."'""T
Duna 1 out of th wv of XVarmoth
now; and lie wa certainly a aluni thorn
W!f'jyjat"t' "iChiH8tii"tait im the aem
UUMMut. swi, Wt 4nw-rtrkr iv4"nrtwps - -wise
then that liijieart aliojtli't be filled
tftV W t !" W Setf ffTor IfturhialeV. " '
room for a MtHb'al I'riiud of hi la lieu
tenaiii governor, nd as the former tleih
wasiinUlen. la-oiilo w'df talk . "KoWr i.u.
tttM ITtftil Vr I Slfrr w It t wnt, S-t-i - V ',- il .
"w fcvi e-srre,, w ll EDnsUTn vTIg 111 la
aa Ihtt l lt,.vAiHi..t .. 1, ...... 1...' ... .1.
- .... , mi,, .-, sjuiaer 01 ine
Louhviana hoiiae of repreeiiUltives ba
been twiisoned. or at least was tsVen
aodJeuly ill a few days ago. and with ut h
Uange symptoiua, thai tliei'e is Ih strong-
1 suipicious ul loul play
s y -
Ssrdinei are cauoht fi,.ni .Inlv 1..
ventlart shun; the we-! i.faal ot Li.inoe,'
The fli-htinieu sell them by the lhoMaiid
Tht; clltet employs larje liiiuil.ers (,' '..
MU-fi, who cut ivlf tba heads of The li.li.
wash aud salt thoiii. Tlie fioh are then
dippijd into leiiling oil for a few minute,
arraug iii vatious aietl bojes, Piled up
with finest olive oil, aoldficd down, and
thi n ptacial iu boiling oil for s.,uu' lime.
Vi omen burhisli the tin; the labels t
put oil, or sometimes enamelled an n,
wus, a bu b at afUrwarda packed
in
case, ireuerallv eontaiuiurr 100 li,.- ...l
then are ready for export. The cett h has
tt.1
wwiniiii mis year,
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