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THE DAILY KN TIN EL
-Wc4nealay, February 91, IStMJ.
. ' OCS IEEJ8S -
tWT. Si;Tii-r.L it i'isitel every awning tn
lay excepted) t tha folliwUfj rauujj- y
, or Sally, pet fr - -IH-U.
",U th--:-. -.-.. . . --. ,
on axmfh . : . . .1. I 00
: ""fW Bltl.' ,.,, T .2 00
teat-Weakly pec year,
Wkly par fwtt, ; . .-.',.!
Qwrterea ar iaea'taWy W a Ivaiea
VTwklf ail Sri-rkj v will U issirj
tit rt f January, M&m-y rmtt t if
ty th Rail lluad iaiii',toctf itiKprw Cum.
aaxaiae, '
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lha
abeut
What wijl b Done t
Twro ela,s of Ides, sceni ti control entirely
th actioa-aod spirit Of the prwit iaiainure.
The first is, "why, we ere ruined, His uacW-to
i Attempt to.Ua aajt-lhuig. unit salt, lalanc
ly hard kitoefcaj The Hunks are Laitkrupt. ifio
pwule are banlcrrrpt, the cuuiitry i-i lnknil.
andlmthiaf ciui do any good, Inrt nurd work,
and femoray, and stay raws, and If r
pndiHon, or the winding up "f every man ViUn
Cn ot cannot pay hi debt." Tbi spirit docs
ttolatw any prwpH ot good in allowing thd
Bank to invtwt for the benefit of creditors what
tiwy lave, In the Natiwaul Bank--it oppotc,
tbaisaue of ;Tretiry notis to pay iuterett mi
Bute debt, Jf not pe lmdsit ojpo-v a
change W'CLf a?ury laws- it will Rfswir to
- economical 1fiiitloii and g for iUydaw.
T)m( itti r !rit UiPt t tliik iln-w i mmw
)y UtV old JimkI JU It Uilit Iliew i
oOii&g like trjrSttg, ond tlt u Iimi ns l!f !:vt,
Hf mliSrW -njl and rl'jlrj. ''!, ! willing t
btAmul & Court and lKlili tlie u law,
'that men wifiy r force"! to sfnilt'--it wru
lu the State er at 1 P" ftfnt tt f tin.'
$n'y Rolil 1 tlir State lyla diumant Jp. the
.Uiifcii,i4 'Inn ,-ytltfHg to ant Jt nfMnitociH-My
l!n'MOM!tbidf' fmt'lK-tping "flic" pp1c - it
frdibt (Md tlumiftm- tilt lit it cftii iiy i-'
t w&uU th wako up 'Uii""rlutpUf,Ji na thpr(i(
- , . - .. --..1 r. , .III I 111 ' M
r. . , 1
U aomithbgr ktt tw to atrojrglewith.
Ffota'tlia HyiiU Wn , jV4file tut-
will (yljoutu allowt.riK th bankto-wt:ut up
. - will malwB provWon to uiwt tW iStat'n in
debtd,nff -will leave Jhc law itur.' un
touchfeU o4 eluae the atB wiOt'a mrow
ill to'f ulM a faij wlariea and (wa to tc paid.
apprtpriatiojia t a fiw olirtt to ln met, per?
liapa acWirig '$30QKW Ptute, Hw to tbc
$1,000,004 of ypUmlUt, jHitUauV tbr pn
jact (tt adi-ting dollar 'tj tlic mvana ot the.
pedpfe,1; it u daqStut ij lfu (jrounit. Itbat
will be tb upuliotl .fby next spring and ura-1
er the hottct caaraiaerer known tn the Mats
4a to J fcuMigutateiLt Tha cry "wel ruie4
j rfre ruined -no help for s--I told' ywt so
Hi ropudiatwc can't pay and if perih
w wut,Thy? it waa not our fault, ia t N
, raimd l W nop tter tblnffa, t matter
look rery much iika . it. ' " ; " , v
tf13 k. iZ Tjsnry law, - ' ,:
twroral ot -our correspondents hav enlarged
: eorudderaWy', sotb pro and wt,. tipott tlio Jiro.
poaeii hang in Uia natjry lawm W hate
placed a lengthy aud able artkfo by our corrcs
t fondent "j. O. R." on oiirfirt pg, aint
tha proposed change. , ; ... . '
v Ordinarily the rate of InUwj a no?t fixed
by law ia ample, and wha there is a mfUcicnt
amotthtjf ttwHiey In tke 8t.rt iMttwn tW
. purpocauf the eownwntty, iLiu awe?ity fpr a
AcUngo tulght not appear. Kut all that he aay,
doe sot meet tha (pieadon how are the pvopte
to pay taxes, to cultivate their land sr ptinm
other vocatloni and food their fainilka without
. tnoacy I - - .",... 1 '
It U nxanltwl there la not mony enough in
the Bute to pay tla taxt-a now due to tha Fed
ral government. Thoaa who has money find
they can employ itTtoord prdiitalvly Iti apueula
tiou and "having, than lo loan it nt a jwr c-nt
' la tvery other Stats whem thwe ia money', it
.coumanda pore than 8 percent Conawiuent-
ry, tf matter reniaiu aa ' they are, thera i no
- proapert of incrcarinythe voltttM-of wiHtey ia
the Slate ttntil cotton and tobucoo anil turpru-
tiue are mado to brin(? It in. But the pacowit
cropa ot tncat articlea Irom Doing tnao
.j, .The Idea of.horroutng money aOO pt ci;nU
1 to par debta:'w prwww,' doea not ant'i1 Itfcto
thia time, men'a famla ar put under the ham-
me tn War tba Tedcrat tax. it micht bo jnale
worth whda to borrow. n at 10 per cnt. If
" landa and other property were forced into mar
4 kct- at, titt prcacn time, what would tti-y hrihg?
,(1CEK1L AMC9BLT, '
' fiEKXTtf ?
, : TTaar, Feb, SO. .
The Senate wa called to order at 10 o'clock,
X. M. " '
I'rnver by Rr. N. B. Cobb, of the BapUat
Church. 1
Mr." Wlggina, from thecomniittee on Finance,
to wbom wa referred a resolution in reference
to a atarop tax, atked t be discharfred from it
tbrrein. had beeeonsilcml in tho preparation
of the Revenue bill. . .
Mr. Black, from tha commitU m yPropoai.
tiona and Ortcraneca, to wbom waa referred a
resolution directing the Pttbl'c Treaatirer to pay
orer to the Tnwt- of Randolph eotinty the atim
of t'.'W, reported back the aaina recommending
lt ipaiwae.
Mr. Bvnum offarwl an amendment ao at to
include all other caunticein aaimirar couditioo.
Adopted. '
On raotlon of Mr. Black, The rnlea were aua
poadpd, and the reoltiot paaaed iM Jinal
reading. ' -: ' ' . " J f - -
Mwra. TcTtix-Q and MHjeatt reconniiended
additional namoa for Jutiee ot tbflj I'eace tor
CaiiuliJLaniiriimlilnd,.;i.-i
Mr. 11 num. frma tb Judiciary committee, to
boni wa referred a bill to re-enact the 4lh aec
ti of the JOnd chapter of tbtflteriaed Code,
reported back the aatne ronmending its pa
taKe. j ' '
Mr. MuMruead, from tha araa,a bill to ptin-
ih iwaitiona lamrnaffe lcadiaa to rebellion or
intincim ia thi Mate, tweommcadinj? ita pa-
IK Carter from tha CWrnitf on the Jud
sry ti wtiottt waa reicrreuH mil wimrau im
4ti wtwn of tbc 35 chapter of trie revised code,
rec(MBiending ita . paaaae. JTha effect of thia
aiueudiucnt will bo to permit the GOTernor ti
offer a reward firir the afmat af a person charged
with a eupttaJ felony who may be lurking In
miirwilm.'nt within the atnte. aa the law -now
stand-, the Governor runnot offer any reward for
tin- appreheni'n of micb felon, Bnbiw npou tha
inrorpiationtnat Uc lmneu ueyooa vnrjrii.
liun of the State.
'Mr. Uvuum from a ioint coniraittuc to whom
re ferred o rnuch of the OovernorV Message
relating to a work oraketch lxik-y K' I ward
jrortt-d lwek by resolution, proptwing to -ay
lor tb work mi wiid lMjk.-anil that 100 coplu
I liml at tbediarioaal.ofthe Oowrno. 10 in
t.ilr:iri. ol (liaotl Ifill. Wake 1 orrat, anl I
"MwrVrhserwf--'tlie ntiB4 ittriJl
equally t tin.- mitnlx5r..of the legtalature for
ilitrwtton amons vneir coraiuuraH
... rr(,j-jcjj )t, ,y( j0i;a'aljiT to lx- ciiiitlcd
-afrrt-t-eonwM4t -North '-aroitua- and At-
hintic Xorth Cnrolin llailroad C omiHinlet! winch
waa referred to the Committee on the Judicinry.
.Ottrnrt!tm MU-Cowlca, a Bisnge wm.
avettV to" the Ifottxo propoclnR to RO forthwith
Into the election of!jjli'.-itor for the sixth Ju.li
ciid Circuit, -
, On iiiotfbii uf Mr, Carter the vote by which
tin' bill antnorlringthe npiointmint of a Iwmrd
of coi(Imioncr of navigntion ww reported on
yenti-rday, wat roeontiderd aud the bill was
Uid on t he table. 1 ' .
The following billaaud reaolution cnmonp
and pncd their final readinK.. iiJLto Kivc
orienal jurilirtion to the Bupretne Court in
fertain,.cawR
Billto auiendan .e;t entitled an at tot the
relief :jjf lianlorda. Hill coneerning indicttnenta
in Court of Oyer and Tawniner, reaolution
(naking an appopriation for refitting the Oov
ernora Mansion, to regulate aalariea and frea
of public offlcea. Thia bill waa amended, and
afW onaidcrable diarwaion, paaaed by a vto
ofayes, 21 ; nnya, )3.,. i , ' ;;
A mrwaiire from the Honae transmitting the
following bill and reaoltitiona, waa reecired.
Additional nauica for Justice of the Peace
for the conntiee of Pavidwn, Xatih, "Washing
ton and HlMlan. " Concurred in. A mentation
to raiaea Joint aelect eommiUce to inquire into
the expediency of adjournment without detri
mnt to the Ftatee. Adopted." Bill toatitliorijjo
theconatruction of a toll-bridie across tha Ca
tawba river. Bill to-entahli.h' workhouses or
Honsea portBai-aawoomtiaf
the State. Bill to inoorporata-4ie Uaiaa Mi
nlng Company in the comity of Rowan.; Bill to
lerjoet4ha Stake l,olg-K53of Fre
Maaona, In the town of Concord. Bill to pnn
kh jMiraon purauing and injuring horaea anl
otlier liraatock, with Inknt to ttal them.
Hill to prevent enticing amenta from fulfilling
their contract or harlioring them. BUI to ao
cure more effectually the maintenance of baatard
children, and tlte navmcntof Jnea and conta ia,
crimimd case. Bill to incorporate Little BiTer
Select School, in the county ot Orange, mil to
prcrcnt wilful trespaaa on land and atcaling any
kind of property therefrom. Bill to n pcal ao
much of thetwrntiethacetion of an act entitled
an act to change the jurisdiction of the courts,
and the rulw of pleading therein," ratified tho
Uth day of Sept. 1861.a requires executor to
1 cive acenritv. A bill to aecure to agricultural
laborer tneir pay n nino. jii mxrjurm
the Hi waiaee Turnpike Company. Bill to le
gallM) the tranafer of registered bond of hia
Statetobctter , . .v . :. '
Th hill cei'Dtln a donatiou of land irrauted
-tiuiiWBaiJ
auuon motion oi r. y
auapended and the bill'jwwed 1U fitat reading,
,jOB.imiiiia pf 'Mfp.CyjJJJ!S'f
wore ausiicnded, and th bill to inoorporatB tha
ttolina'i.oJbjt':itock-!jlnBo! e4"$m.tJoa.
pny waa taken np and passed ita final reading.
On motion of Mr. ' Bogle the Senate adjourn
ed until to-morrow at tO o'clock. ' 1
atitutc for londry bill referred to aaid commit- j ,
tee. ri-- . - . '.
The bill after aoaae diacnaalon and amend- (
Y trrtk8tM.
Lam." - '
ment, paired ita aecond reading, and waa made ( Mas.. TZ A u";. f;" .
the apocial order fot- eleven o'clock. A. St. on ! mer commnwcat.on under toe "gnature Phdo
Friday next . '! rVnex," I concluded by eaying, ao much for the
os rUlSDAn. " t -.oral aspects ot tne qucat V"
a. a .! a . -.l. a '. . .jftiinniirv in whirh X t)roDOea to nwer tome
a mti m msusc owneri m-rrai moir, i -w : . . . . . . i
carinaV the titla. tbtrcfor." waTTeicrte.1 on 2nd ; . f the most plausible otijectiona m wppori oi
reading under an aUerse report from tbe .odi- xhe preaeat n.ory lawa, ana now, wiu. yr per
ciarr CommltteT i.iiaaioa 1 will redeem my pledge
" A hill t Smnrove th !aw of evitWme, I In tho first olace it la stated, that money u
yilwataaftadiugl,' fl f 11 'rtetatwaf the law aait' rtafwsj-tto;-yioa
i,nrr niriiu Hnnniw" ws" laiit on the ta I , . vile I have no obiectioii to tlws latter; 1 deny
IV ' " . -V v . - , , i, i .i
l)lc on aecond reaaing. ,! t ne lormcr, iot is omy irue tu
"A bill to enable the Banka of the State to"; qualified sense, for all the law can do ia to give
close their business," was put on its sw ond read- u urocy and stamp it witb a name, out wltn
,. !,,,. Imt a name. lor au inc u-insiaiors in
Mr. Smith of Hertford. opiKcd the bill, be- i'ckriatendoin cannot yitt;il tulut.
cause though oatvnaibly permimre only, it vir-1 gUj,.X)SC that jCongresa, and all the law uiak
tually forced the bonks to a settlement of their j ; in the world that one ounce ol iron
affair. It passage would be regarded !by these ; sjiou( wrth onc dollar in silver; and one
institutions aaan exproosion of the opinion by j 0j- fljt TfK should le worth as much as
the General Assembly, that they should nt once , 0, K0ld- would such a law (rive aa
: . . ....LLliA. rt4 ,,..; r tlnhta frii till' i , . . . : : . : 1 ...
extent of their asset. AU verting tome v
tence of the stay law, as precluding tlie TUnlcs
from enll-tinr dil.is due them. Mr. S. dwelt
' . FOR &ALE.
m WO Yaks, of Ho. I T K M a.
reb31,164-t-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Apply to
KaiiKa, N. C.
ElEBGBEEXi FOB SALE.
PER80NS wishing U buy EvrgtMB wUl plei oill
at tha Cartxt Housa, tv oiora ng. from 12 A. M .
toio'clock.P M..wheaUiy will find a geoilenifcii ia
ttWaaca wba will sell thwn aay auwoirt they wi-h
to boy. A. UtJialA.
--far,Hle'a-awt.i.
s much tu flint rock as is now piven to gold?
To ailoDt the lantrUHKe of "Senex would the
A "Wor to Onr rTienda.
-a Relying upon our friend, we have been aendr
tug the Sfentinl to a number of persona who
" have not paid for it, and to many whose time
f tad expued. Out erpenaea are ery heavy and
j, we art" obliged to pay cash. Tor aeveral, weeks
' ar nceipta have fallca' below our expenses.
TVe are tiMefor compelled to rge upon all
'"who'owa a for subscription ot advertWpg to
t
t
n .The Home wa Called lo ordef altcn erciocii
.... -
d u the at onco.-
r xrwoco aura vua iumioiwa i
' f The Intimation of a hveado Arena iVance to
"."""""th t'niud 6tata made by a !t telcgrtm, will
ia our 'judgment emouot.to nothing. Wa have
f ao idea-tbat England or Franca or beta, will
wtik a e61tUIo& witn the Tnlted State. Tb
- j. history of tifc "past four years, settle that met
Jet beyond qnestioB. i. ' r '--' i
Our atigbbor oa yesterday in ita coademna
- tioa of the aarrMkxs papers cf the South, aa it
call hem, claaso the Augusta (Go J CKroicU&
- iwrrtwrW aaioog tUmr and copies it art kle,in--
w( re cot mistaken, thUTery paper the CArea
'tVZ' Scntind for tne laat two year of the war,
waa the meat hitter opponent of Jeff. Davjand
" s warn eparatr ttm vu
ROUPKOKCOMMOfS. ':5?
----r;iTt-TcataAT, Feb. .
Prayer by ,Ue Bev. 3Ir. Cobb, of the Baptist
Churco. tx-H A- nr"" -:'v" ' '-''' ''i:
On motion of Mn Wangh, the reaoltttion to
publish the act! of the Assembly pawed is secret
w-aslon in, the year lWi-a-e4 and 5, waa re
ferred to a elct ooramitte of tbre.-' "' 'n
-aI(hT.Colmhu,Jmp4lced the.
lowing reaolution, which waa adopted.
JSiarfoei, That Joint select comauttc ot
am ah th nart of the Bonse -and two on the
part of the Senate, be appointed to inquire and
report when the two House caa.adjoro .with,
out detriment to the public boainea," ,
Mr. Btuvea introduced a bill to uthorizathe
ortaauuetioa cf a toll-bridge jw Papiotanlt
river. . . ' ,' ' . '
..A meaaage waa received from the Senate pro
posing that the two House proceed forthwith
to elect a solicitor for the sixth Judicial Circuit,
and announcing th nomination of Messrs. W.
raid well. D. iL Fuchea and A, J. Daretn, ia
that body. ; .... ',v.s...-
The House lerusea to concur. .
srsciAX euiL
The ITobsc prooeeded to consider "a but to
change the Juriadlction of th eourta and the
rulea of pleading therein," reported from the
joint aelect eonuuittee on the stay law, as a ub
lence of the white man I
.Without adopting thia section, how can we
hope to be relieved of the Frcedmen'a Bureau ?
thslAnbnnal, which haa bdbn ao justly deacribed
by Me. Phillips aa:' sitting a the intense drs
gust, hanaasmantanct Injury f private citi
icna". We all desire to see " theae little county
tribunal, presided over by persona having no
other than military, experience, extirpated."
How else can it be done ? I believe the Legis
lature will do right; In .adopting the 11th sec
tion, and grant this boon totha negro a boon
valued by himas above all price, and oae'which,
being granted, can do ao little injury to the
white man, and I believe that the people, will
sustain the member In thmt voting. j:
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glUabeth City, ret ""68.
. DcsritKATS OrjrnAoa. A band of aeffiwa
went, on Tuesday nighf last, a little after dark,
io tha house of John Gooding, living in tba
upper part of thia county, and ordered Wm not
to raise hiieyo from the lire or they would
Wow out his braina. --They then ranaacked hi
houae, took about $10 in specie and. nearly all
bis bed clotBoa ana ma gun.' iney wen wo
hi horse and cart, and hauled off all hi pro-
visions, and wound np their depredations by
shooting a ball through the aaosldcr of his
daughter, a beautiful young lady Theae par
.ties go up the river in boata, land and commit
three ontragea, and-then retnnf with their
'bootyTr-Thea 'ItaJUTlaTa mm'fSl-Xjmi ft
indubitable source, from which' we also lean
that a party of sixteen went up the Neuae yes
terday: la a day or two we shall have to, chron
irle further outxairevAwoam Tim. '
loTribly'npoti the Injustice of forcing them afonr
to an assignment tor the'benefit of their .eiedi
tors. The crippled condition of the banks n
due, io a great measure, to aid they had extend
ed to the . State for which they bad received
State bonds, which the action of the State Con
vention had subsequently rendered worthies-
He characterised the bill a unnecessary and
cruel tending to the seriou detriment of stock
holders and individual note holders He fur
ther held, that Where from an inaufliricney of
aasette the'property of 'individual stockholders
became liable to creditors, that the State, if a
stockholder was morally bound to the creditors
in proportion to the atock it held. Amoral
obligation like this shoald have the force f a
lejznS oblijration.
Mr. Tltompson was surprised that the bill
should have elicited any opposition. It mere
ly proposed to give the -bank a ' privilege
which under their charters tbey did not now
posses. It exercise was opitioual not impera
tive, and the bill expressly provided, that the
assignments made should enure equally to the
benefit of creditors. ,
.. Mr. MeAden moved to amend 'the bill by tri-
kiog'out'fn'UieTat'imiim'tbe wasbtJihju
nijual lciiefU of all tlio creOitors. an.i insert in
lien thereof the words, " aeeo'rdins to the laws
of IMirlWata'WHtlTwm eawignsaamtotaR,.
' Mr. MeAden stated in suljatance f that the
objecfof this amendment wa tn' allow the
Btinks to prefer home-creilitors to those aliro.nl,
who had purchased their notes at heavy diss
count. :
Mr, Hoke opposed the amcnilmtfit
The amendment was rejected and the bill
piimed its 2nd reading as follow :
Vkas Messrs. Ashwortli, Bea.!ey. Blsck.
Bliickhiei,' Bm!i Blythe, Bryson, Burton, Came
ron, Campbell, Candler, Carson, Craipe, Craw
ford, Dalby, Davis, of Carteret, Diekfy, Ponnoll,
Ulinn, Faircloth, of Green, Farrow, Fly the,
Gaines, Gsirlnnd. Giibiey.Hamilton, He"nry,llod
nctt,Iloldcrbv, Hoko, Holmes, Horton, Houston.
Hutchison. Jenkins, of Gaston, Jenkins of
Granville, Jenkins, of Warren, Jones, Kinney,
Leigh, ot Tyrrell, Logan. Lyon. Matthewa. Me
Aden, McDonald, MeGuirc, Mcintosh, Melsou,
Moore, of Alamance, Moore, of Chatham, Mur
ril, Niven, New sum, Pazc, Palmer. Potter. IJose
bro, Simmons. Smith, of Columbus, Smith, of
Guilford, Stillcy. Scoggm. Teagtie, Thonipsou.
Trull, Waugh, Whitley. Wilson, Ycllowley anl
York-TO. ' . ,,,;. ,
Aa Messra. Harnett, Bonner, Burgess, CoX,
Foster, Furr, Hartwr, Hyman, Jndkins. Kan,
Lee, of Gates, Luke. Marlcr, MeXair. Moore, of
Martin, Bhaw, Smith, of Cumberland, Smith, ot
Ucrttord and William 19,
An engrossed resolution in relation :o sup
plying maimed oldier with artificial limits
passed ita several readings under a suspension
ot tnertiica.
The House then adjourned ontil 10 0 clock
A. M. to-morrow.
for t h ,t $0m intrl.
Segro testunony.
Perhaos there ha been noaucstion lietore onr
people, on which they hae been-more united,
than in opposition to allowing neproea the rie'if
of suffrage; and tho opposition to the-rijht of
negrai to giv4 testimony in pur courts against
a white man, nas oeen as hcuicu ana tieier
mineiL , I
Since the puWieiitinn of the report of the com
mittee on the code for frecdmen,' and the dis
cussion in tho Legislature, on th 11th section,
the people have been weighing ine arguments,
and thinkins of tho couseournccs. I have been
conversing with many men, original slave own
er, on the subicct, and And almost a nnited sen
timcnt, that tlie 1 Itn section, as reported ry tno
comniittce, should be adopted. The prejudice
th at exist edro giving way Wore the argu
ments used anil the necessity of the ease.
It will be impossible to get along with the
negro, commanding his confidence, and availing
ourselves pf hi labor, without giving the privi
lege and righta accorded in this 11th section.
It will be the Interest of the white man to grant
it. - It is not prudent to adopt any course-that
doea violence to the prejudice or aettletl opin
ion of the people, out, granting xnia ngni to
tha neero will be a necessity, and will be so ad-1. , Par th fbni1nt
noticed an advertisement, by Ed. Graham Hay-
fwor,"mTCsrotor wont Written b himself,
on Chronology, and it useful application, in
manuscript, and ready for the Press. Mr. Hay
wood appeals to the public, and proposes to
TOise-,TiyautseTipti(in, tno means necessary for
the publication of tne worn.
The author ol this communication baa teen
th manuscript of the book, and haa cursorily
read it over. - And he ha no hesitation in pro
nouncing it to be a production of great power
and beauty. Until I had seen it, Ihad no con
ception, thai a work on such a aubject could be
made o very interesting. I supposed, from the
line, jui announced, luai it mignr. tie nseiui
school book, but did not suppose it to be likely
to interest the general reader. On examining it,
I Waa gratified to find It- a work intensely rnter-
estfrig i exhibiting wonderful research, and
'abounding in moat useful information, of a no
vel and uuiqna character.. It la a peoduction
howinggreit teaming ; and denoting an amount
of reading, on the part ol the author, that most
have beck the labor of years.- When published,
I predict, that it will receive the highest com
mendations or learned ana saontisc men.
An apnea) ! made to the pride of the neonlo
of the State, to1 sustain and encourage native
literary talent '. Six hundred subscribers are
nnfftwi Ia M ' thA AmAlint tMmuifv fmr V, .
his bod clothes and hia gun. They then took1 publication of the work. It surely cannot be,
lling of a ahip's taiV a akeejit leg make it
w. ; 'ertainly not. for money like every thinjr
else "depends, "for its Value, upon th amount of
labor required to produce it, which ia a law of
nature, that no earthly power can annul. When
California and Australia were first discovered,
ti e lafior necessary to produce, a 5 gold piece,
wiis inadp less than it was before, and Congress
had toreduce the amount of silver, so as to
corresiond to tho same relative amount of gold,
so that silver appreciated, and gold depreciated,
lioth depending upon the amount of labor re
quired to produce them. When I speak of val
ue, mid of its being n orth more or Icsa, I mean
it. i-i only lotcrmined by the amount it will pur
chase. Provisions, and all other necessaries of
lite have gone ;i. and as the supply of gold is
nut equal to the demand, and there lieing no
circulating medium to take ita place in which
the ople have confidence, the thing signified,
and not the thing signifying is demanded ;
hence the great want of money; the great dif
ficulty of procuring it, and the Increased, value
at t selling to it. .
When I sjieak of value and ot a thing being
worth more or lens, I mean, that rnu ia not an
.acumredbul a. nitralthing: that vou can,
'''ne1iaXiglB?f'raimB it legwlaf ion j
tor like a rose, no matter what name you may
Uuiipiponit?..facei,voii are indebted to its
natural properties for all' the fragrance emitted" :
yea it i solely determined by the laws of trade,
and these laws are not fixed and permanent, as
jour legislation would lie but flexible, and ever
ieldinj to cause over which legislation has no
eonlrullhatifu.laa-thtanp'ly ia lo tlie demand"'
so is the price. T
Add to tbi. money is day by di becoming
mure scarce, in consequence of tha rato of ex
change licTug against the country",' and -what
seems to be paradoxical, and seemingly absurd,
but which is nevertheless true. Its very scarci
ty make it, for all the purposes of circulation,
fiery nearre ; for, as the present rate of interest
Ik liclow Its value, those folding it, refuse to let
it, go; hoping, or. rather expecting, that some
thing tnny turn up. In the present wreck of mat
ter, through which they can make it more prof
itable. If, then, money is in trnth mora valuable than
at any other period of our history, a I now af
firm; if .we have nothing else tliat Cin be sub
stitiited in its stead, and give value to it by
legislation, which i also afiirmed, why, I ek, in
tho name of common sense, should not tbc rate
of interest either be increased, or be left an oiien
qnesfirm to be aettled by contract! Whatob
jw tlon can tbfwc possibly bay to raising the
interest to sometluna like the value of money.
say p or 10 per cent., leaving the extra usurious
interest la me nouor oi me Borrower i a tea
rate of interest. I think, would be too tardy in
drawing capital into our State; and it ia capital,
and capital only, that our people require; for,
thank God, they atill have their accustomed and
aharacteristio energy ( and all they now require
is, the means to make that energy available. Do
this, and you increase competition among the
few money holders in our midst ; do thia, and
you at once invite awl bring in capital from
'abroad ; do this, and you give the means of re
nsirinc and buildins up the- shattered fortunes
among us; finally, do this, and you benefit the
poor man, whose re ry poverty haa become tlie
stalking horse to foist demagogues into a posi
tion that, if left alone to their merit, they Would
never attain. But oh, it is said, the nch man
w ill take advantage of the poor man a neeessi
ties, and extort an exorbitant interest. Not so,
for yon have the corrective In your own legis
lative body, and you can apply It, by raising
the rate, and making an oeyona this illegal.
Let us, in conclusion, hear no more talk about
tho rich and tne "poor man;" tor one 1 am
heartilv aick and tired of it, and whenever I
Jiear it indulged in my mind involuntarily tuna
to what waa said by St. John to the complaint of
Judas, of the waste of ointment, on a certain
memorable occasion. "Mot that he cared for
tki poor, but because he held the bag," and even
in the discussion of this question, you will find
too many I fear who still ;hold the bag."
PHELO 8ENEX. .
Omc Chatham R. K. Compant,
Ualeigh-, Feb. 20, 1806. ( -
THK. nual taetinic o." lbs fctk holder vt Ihe C li at
hsm Kail K-hm1 Company will bs brio si the effiee
of tba lUlxinh 4 Oastua'KaU Koad. in BslBish, v
TbaraayTKiBthaltrlreli 18ti.
W. W. X"AH, 8c y and Trpasurer.
tb SI . M, tlt Blareh
TO Bill IMIK BFILDEBS.
XXTttlKWALS for the buildine 1 tha Chirm ion
X llnd. orer S Cnoe Kel at FVitevilie. tlwj
r n .n .ill ho n-aaivMi uolll tho tith "f Miircl
Th.,. hi. 4(t' (nt ot mAin Biida sod 3M fet of
Trill ruik. '
All Ih. intril Kill be fainwhed Uf4l- lt.tia'.tor,
bT tketHao Awr Vimn4t-
tificatK si esrr h eu by csll n ii tjm abuibr.
. HENRY LILLY,
E. J. LILJYr
A. A. Mt KETirAX.
T.titdt, Veb 'A, Hi, fl
A. A. WTLtAHI.
Firmij taAinyton, IT. (T, y.
WWOUUALS MALBX t
GrocertM and Ctneral Merrtai.
" jrOkWARDIltft ABB "
CO n MISSION M E R CH4I
So. tl Knrtk Vsh gtj.
WILMINQTOJf, K. 0. '
I : " .'fy-
Ear. C. H. WiUr, Satwriatmidnt rUu a,
tb But, Oncatbora, . 0.
Jmm H-Llsd.ay, Kq-, Cukiw Buk J r,. .
Oiaaboro. Tn
Key, W E Vt U, Kdltor .f JhlM, kj.i,
Ma tf im 0 run a Boat, Blut,
il. nr: IluwUy, Coniar A Co., Nsw Tsrk.
Witisingiou, Jaa 9, 1ST tm.
t'tronI iieaiwB piverj l lu SSI or jfckw,1
Cotton, Bawal Btorea. ta !
All pr'tueoteonaiKaeil t,i mahrrtliinrHM k I
0..U. Cn4n Ce . N.w York.ai v H
f!..Mi Hi p-Mt.t at ehiimwM put; irii-T
W II. V Mas. Ball Bond Bonds.
A !XIIldfir of'th Birtidn of Ihe Wilinlniriua aud
A. Maa'hutr Knilri-ad Cnian.v, Wlh ;aroia,
are rtatfully reqaenlwl u make tlio uselmw kn.iwa,
m "b so rxmiihl, to the andemiicned, er M. K .h-np
at Co . aemtnftli C..iniaay. Xv Vofk, pwa(f1a
aud sumhar 01 notion lielil vy mini rejwnvei) , uini
tha Coiapsnv may eoafvr with ti em en uiatieis ia
ling to tnair iot,fet.
11EX1JY M. DTtAXK.
I'r-ideal WilniiB(rU,n snd iMan'ekriter Kilnd Com
nnv Wiliiiinirlon If. C
Feh I'i, ifit. e"d lat
FETEBSBl'BCi IItO WORKS..
A LL kiadi of Wroui(lit and Cist wurk.
xw i
de&a at -dinrt
Tjatiea.
Flonchi and Ploacb Catli4i. of tyli-s, foi " la
ia dusotilieii to sail Lurrtin-r. (.'ommi.ion M,-r-
chutiand fnnoara will benr ia mind thrt a!! uur Akii
ealtaral work i msde of thi Iwwt rridlnrial Hi.d war-.,...,..,1
Tha nKanViorro?''kiii arf:thrWT'ftr,!-
oar aaiwrtmeai of rate.u, lue iHrjjes,! mtitu ol uai
tiuio's. aerl it will be wcrth vnur while tn enll ami ex
ajnjna thl'iu btfura miiLi; tlf-whato: wo will do your
wui k at eiicap pi ire , and Btatre atretiarsa tar'waoiiwif
pattens lo suit oar wteha. a ear awn .f annus . uiaU
tn iinwer
Sulioim.v sir! Purlahl" Sji w--i ill ICns'iru-n made
eomplele, nad waiMirit-'d m, to workuiani-hip and
nmterlfil.
. . Haidwuie. suchauLn-Aafpd uiil.. flusi .1 ,'wlw,
riptdem, Aiuliruas, (Iran', Ae.
Wurkinir Drawing ai d l)e))ft. mslr-, of KiiRinea,
31 SI waiaas4 other ilitehiuyy. ' Bend direetieat: 1
wi,l -a1 yea n 1 , Vnitm. .-
- -1. - - . - H: Al.l-liMNhi; Jaok-o.v, -.-
ivierecaig, va . rci. .'I -IM-am,
THE DAILY JTF.WN.
S. D. POOL, Editor.
MV. VAIIil'.XRlVN lii'iaf;lUliml: every u.,.ni.
inir, by
J. B. WHITAXEE ft CO.,
Without giving the negro thi right, how can
he be enabled to i mforce the payment for his
luv. Mr;eiilnVfi f(,e;a tlcnr ilitva op weeka, wrork.
"L,rr. V! 7r.r?--ZL.t.sn 2T Chronology, ana ita useiut application, Jn
into a written contract, orcall on a witness t Or . ' th. PrM, Mp w
how will tho negro be protected iron te. vio-
that the people of North Carolina will heaitat
to subscribe and thus leave the author to seek
in other States that encouragement which he
cannot Obtain at home. When the book is pib
liahcd the people of the State will feel a lauda
ble pride that one of their own citzena was the
ptSof of inch "a production. " I feel confident
it will gala for the "author great reputation;
and that it will have a great Tun," not only in
this country but in Europe. i ,.,
. .... A FarxxD or KATtTS Cawm.
at IA par f , $. for sis uiortln: f 1 per month.
Uos-iwaoa'. tlie plarn of pub ieathsa, 'itaated In the
iter of a rich line of country, ia the Kastera Tanni
naa of tb North Cr.Jih Kailltoail, and the Wanted
Tarminu of tb Allanuu an) North t'arulina Itail
Koad, and is th evntriil Iepot of tha Wilmiagtoa and
wmonai anw,
Th tfailr New, th nnle uapar wnblinlu-d b
twaes New barn aad Kalir.b, and the only Daily be
tween nmmtiKton, n. i..,au,i i-etrnurg. va,.i rap
idly iecremin,,' Ha eirenlatioa und exlendiarr its bui
M'a ; aad offers vary saperior adrantaFa to adverti
se". . B. AU freight r eaived by A. A. N. V. R. U from
Nawbera or Morahead City, is publiahed ia the .Vno,
for th inuwmatirra of eeajijraerii
Feb 21. ItH.tf
COTTON SEED FOB SALE.
"dIFTEEX hand red barbels of Cotton Seed for sale
A They are frooa tha rrop of thu Is-t seaaon wand.
ava ol an improved variety.
T, W, BATTLE.
' Kocky Meant, Kdrecoinbe oo ,N. XT.
'b 20, lEI. Ita '
HOTEL, FOB BEXT. .
T U'lLLrW or lea for lire Oalniiea of the Tin. ,
A. aamnaref yeara, my HTfel prouerty ia the town
of Lontibarg. N. together with tb luri.il ur, Ate.
Tb Hotel oontoiaa 4U rooms in vood repair, and it tit
asied ia tb centra) part of the lawn.
Tner beinif no Uotol in thatown bo open, it will
pay aaaalarpriatnf Proprietor vary handaonjely. For
tarns, apply to ma at Loaubnrr, if V.
JAatES DENT.
Fob M. 163, 8w x v
T"
WAXTED.
OITCATIONS as Taaebar fi twotiitere, who ara
O oapabl f irutraetiaK ia th al English branoh
ra, with th rail, menu of French aad ataciai Terms
low, as a pleasant home is snora of aa object thaa a
aahsry, Good reftreneea jtvea erj reqaired... Ad
dreaa MISS ELEAXOtt MIDDLtlOM,
Car of GB. J. B. Li t!rol,n,
FabH.KH.apd Liaba.RaT. C.
XOTICE.
PERSON Sowairf propaity (real Mtate, Ao.,) in
tb towa of Morahead City, ar hereby notified
Jose nest to pay tha
notified
saV tba
Delinquent a ill be
required to pay doable taxes.
mmv .w, w, --
that they ar alyea till 1st of
Towa taxes oa eaid property,
: ' CIl.tf GB OF'"TI!vlE'.
'""-AtEiaa "a? OA8TOW RAILKOAO co;'
- j ! . tferenneaaVa'a
. 'Baleiirh. N. C Feb l'ali. 1868. .
ON and aftajMoadayFebita l8G, Iraias. will
rnsasfollowai - I
, Paaaaajer Train leave RaJoigb, 4.30 AM '
Ahivea at Weidoa. . - II.V0 d
' LMvas Wetaoa . . I SO P M
Ainea at Kalehth, . '- 8JQ
HUi a the r"da are aeat forward.
MEHCII ANDIZr
received-aatfT'orwatdeo'wnSprompftaBi
A fall supply of " .f'-O
(i WOO EUIES,
kept enrwtantly la stor, which will b ),,,
urea for cah. t .. .
Agent lor tlie snta, of Mueta It Ca.! aaakj
r I R E A N D ,mv B t. J-.p ROOf IAJ
wirn jBrTiea rni, ruwaar pro.it LeekiJ
weiEhio only one quarter of aa rar.ee. Tba.1,
ar vmrranltd free trom Harnnnau, aas . ... !
manufaetu'rer's priee. and will b farwar, aZf
Wilmiastua withoat hara lor tnram a lZl
75 Bales of Cotton Yarn, and 44 Jntl
bitaetlna;,
for ssle. Addreaa.'
January tjB.'itv.fm.
A.A.WrLUlD
WiMta.i.
Kugar.
I DEFINED and Cab Sugar for
WilftiinKton, feb K, 144. If.
il by-
A. A. WILLUH
-otTet.
IO and Jsra Coffe for sal- by
" "tnTrilteif toti, 3, af
A. A. WliUIt
Cuba MoltMar.
I "-"-w-- a. a.waua
Wilmluaton, Feb 9, 148, tf
Cotton Yarn aud Sheetlnp, ,
ryg- - tIAI.ES f- aaUi by ,
WllmiBirtaii. FebS, l. tf.
A. A. WlLUffi
natcltca, -,-.,,-5-,-:----.-.-E
Itltu-klug,
Ink,
Wrapping Iaper,
" Letter Paper,
' Spelling Baoki,?
Foraolabr . A.A.WIU1U
Wilmiarrtai, lb 2. 1 48, tf. .
Candles.
1 CA HOSES " Adamant!" for sal by
10U A. A. WILUB.
WUminift4)B,rab2,il,tf - ..
Cion. Lane' School for Bejv
ooneono, a. c.
rftUK firat seuioe of thi School will
A- raary l2)h,ieG6.ud ooatiao twaary viaM'
Ternia as follows payable ia advaae i ..' '
Primary Engliab,. .......... I"
' Higher EnglUb,...
Latin aad Greek
ry- Na dadacUona will be aud ler abets) saw
in oaeen of protraeted aiekoeea
Pvnila eateriiv aftaa lh -eorBieaeBial
tesaion will be hargad ia pmponioe ta tkasrai
rate a. Good board oaa b had ia reapatUbblialW
for about flSper aaotrth. -Th
patronaofthieaehoo! aiay feal aaaarad Uao.'
aon will Iw thorooghly ttatrerted al wau wiaar.
Tlia I'rinrieaJ i. a aradnata of tha CniyariiO
and,alao.ofth Virginia MilU7lastitaiet aiy
to hi. entering tb Confederate Array aa M
JT. C. " Bothi" Rrgiateat. he was aaeraa.(i a
gaged la teaebiaa, having Cited ieasaivit-tiair
l,..n. at A I'rnravin lh. VlnrlUa SuwT b
atituta, Profeai.or In tb Ktnte miary of rierilkas
Profeaaor is th N. C. Military luaulai St (kmas
He will b a.lled by u auaaied gestleaia,
JA8.Il.i4K,Aat.raiftai
rabO, l.w.sw ..'-, - s
v niaaolutlon of Cooartnerthl.
tkaa af lM
CowparAUo ka this day b aa "
aiaiaal eoa.eot The daitee dav.lvlaf ee
r..kt.. , r .k. Rul af Cans lev a
ihr aivalfthotbr Hrfelk (bat aaMaw
bafor tb war) r tk purpeae f praeoww -hav.
,ki diuela'to. Tk baaia-M
.i a v. u. o.i. .,.1 e, . ..j Mr if
Mora IpW T.llrf tha Baak f C ffaaj
thaa am aal tivla of-tJowar atoora,
letU sip th bstiaeit f Baker, Oewpw A 0
. , , WM 5. BAIt.
- WM.B. yoaaa,
Jan. 28,18, t
IlENBY AI. GILS
Freight aad Accommodation Traia leave Raleigh
on M"Bdy. Wedoearl en and Fridays at 7MAU. aad
rriye a. Weidoa 5.08 PM. - , N
Freight aad Aeaemawdatioa Traia leave Weld
a Taeadays, 1 barsday aad 8atarday at S 00 A M,
aad arrives at Raleigh 4.00 P il.
By thi change ia tea Pssuger Traia, eoaasatioa
ar made anlh tha Seaboard and Roaaok Kail Road
a well aa by tb apperrosle via atiebumad. ; . - '
Way Baaaeagsra eaa be - aeeouiroodatr d bv tlia
Freight aad AceonnrodatloaTrmn If they think prop-
rto do so.
Feb 17, 161, 3m
ALBERT J0H.V8Oy.
. Oea, Saperinteodeat.
BROWS SIIEETIXCeS. j ,
TWO Bales bast 4 1 8heUog Jaat reeelvtd on em
. signmenl. - '"-' '.-' v ' .,' -j'- '-- ,
A lao. Cotton Yrn by tb bun, or bal la stoj. .
7 JAMES M3;0VXES, Agent.
.F.b,15i,tf . ,Xr
a a.-.. . t- " " -
COMMISSION MSRCHAI'M
Importan aad Dtslto'i ...
: foreljni'&ndDome$U6 Uqnors
1 , VTobaoeo, Cigar,
krJivl05 WaeT .LoiiaAaD Stbii'i
' - aad -,.'. ,
- , ' No. 3 AUjaawToa' flTaaat, -
Wr -T nerma a. Tf BIFTr . . ' A. ttTV I
Jan. 31,146, la.. ' j
. . 1 a. a, ...ilff. -MB V I
l 'J worriTT, BB?. V CO.,
Oaaeral Comstiaaioa Herclanti,
, a aata Walatr RtT9tir
. . Tirilmlastjttn. ? 6
- ") - . I
orahiDiaent of Cotioa, Kaval e"",.
FfWMluea,. My . aro a an tja jreoemas -
gooda.
Order aoiicited aaapeompUy Iliad.
JaovltT.l(ai 'A
Greneral tiiunission .
.";(. a s &-:; :y--- -
SHIPPING MERCHANT.
NO 23 NOETH WATEE ST.
w-iwaisaTos,
TOBBI0SMKST3 OF C0TT0S, NAVAL SI0EE3,
J Laaabea-, sad ether Prodnee for Sal ee flopping,
rtppoettSally solicited. Liberal advaaeeaaar Bad.
a Jssrvraan j masBtir aaaeav. -
:TI: . - . KV l-t-lava. .
WarrrntoaNnaie Aeadeiarf
WAajuarroa, a. C"
tk praclfesl asna I
efiei
r '
JOTS prepared) for College or
not!
13 af Ufa,
TaitioetlBftirper "'Ti,(
run 'v. nrrirtEB. A.
Il"-'1"1", v - p
FebS, lU.lra . 1
noautAlst. Bnttelr,
.Koaatsia S
TTSTlwelved S liU prt
' JAMES M T0WXX3.t?
Feb IS, IS. Iw - '
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