THE DAILY SENTINEL
THE DAILY SENTJNEL
lU HR'l Br
ADYEttTISlXG KATEA.
tj-. at
IWAY.
Adveillments wPt he lnerted In the D-aiW
K-iiijiUj. itw lulloHlin; rates oeruuare ol
tne int'ttj -or ten minion line.
O.R'i-, aar thConvt Htmiac.
ttM.iiti4ivout.uine... tl.iv
'-;eU ulis:'aci4"ru4erUoB
tt UmJi a w..- i; .VI
Tim or eiCRirrio).
iiare, I wuek,( S..VJ-I inaie,Tmns. r!.m
-tmonui, .tt t - -JK.iM
line -, in ai'v tncc. ..f v(M
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Thrwe months Insiv.iice.. ... D S
Th IHrLV I'luisn, will l eil -"oil In
ni.i' i " nr .hb
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s " M4,mii " U -S-i.no
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any rwf iw titf t tffia.i.itlitr :
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MORNING EDITION.
Latest TixEGiiAPinc
NEWS On 4th PAQH
Citt Al aii ao. January 21f, 1873 -Kon
rise 7:08 Bets 5:18.
Weather Report. Wtuhinglon, Jaii
20iA. Fortbo South Atlantic and Gulf
States, southerly to Westerly winds, riling a
temperature, ciouay n earner suit ram, me
former veering to westerly and north we
terly over the western Golf Stales, with
failing temperature and cleat weather, ,.:
' Yaiibhouoh Uousk. Jan. 20th. Dr. Q
W. Jllackmlk Proprietor i J as. W Beard,,
New Yrk ; J M White, a C. John III
Dillard, Greensboro : Murray II Smith,
Greensboro; II Parker, Tnnity College;
W Walter, Baltimore; A 11 Anndrews,
I. v.. It v imams ana lauv. uomaitoro.
Jos. WUIiams, Pauther Creek ; Phil Map
man, Phil., K U Arnuld, Henderson ; J H
Laasiter, Renders n j J Parker, Wimt
loa; J 11 Pricu, Baltimore; W J Robin
son, Norfolk ; CjL S 8 Royster, Otaw-"
rille; O A Taylor, . Oxford ; H Ilarrii,
Honderaon, John Uootlie. Henderson, it K
I'arham, N 0. D E Young, Henderaon ;
Gil Cofliold. Hruett; John L Ulick,
Charleston : F B Hjuiau, Ooidaboro; Ed-
ward Bauodera and daughter, Johuatun
Miat M M Creeille, MUa.X Creelle, Hyde ;
W 11 Green and lady. Company Shop:
Thoa, Hayca. Alabama; L .N B Boot,
Still Wit-r.N. C T.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
National Hotkl, Jan. 18 W. II.
' RiyUy & CV, I'roprittort : ft L llrin
: kle, 8a!ubury, N C, Thoa. U Jenkina,
city, U V. Bailgcr, city, L II Yount;,
cT. 8 P Williama, lloi kinulmin county,
NV, H MChen, Ooldaboro', N C,
B K Airinton, Goldsboro', N V. Mr.
Bprunt aud daubter.Uuplia couiity, N U.
HUME AFFAIUS.
1 Cottom Markkt. Reported by Lynn
Adaim, Grocer and CommiMion Mcr-
lia.it. South Market Street :
. EilJion, Japaary list, 1CTS.
Price of e itton la our market to-day t
AtUm Ki8e
Al Cp. in :...'UUU0
Ualer - -r s it -; yj
Receipts, 80 ba!es.
Ton of market quiet. ' - -.
m
IxroRTAXT from Washisotoh. Our
tulegraphic bewa from W uliiogton will
be found unusually intctiuJing. rWith
Pa-
s
Wm all at tea 'ion In the advertiMntenl
of J. IL Kirkbam whe wislies to suit a
valuable reiidence aod tract of land.
l aasoRAL. A.n.oogii in visium toingmunaer seinHMi n, vsi, ot sue
our city we met o. yesterday, John II, I
n . s . i
Hubbard, Esq , Alex. Justice, Eq , of I
Newbem, in si tendance oo the Buprom
Court.'
Job! ' Manning snd ergro, aimed
Wrigbt Cameron, bare beew committed
k Jell la Ofweervitte oo the charge nf
highway robbery snd s-iult with Intent I
to kill Michael Tooraer, near Marlboro' s
few week ago.
Foa Tat Poor la tbe ewclosur la '
tit reel of our of&em w are pleased to
tw bag pile of firewood which It being
boarlr added to darina? tb dav. for th I
mliei of tin prr of or cify.Tbli good
orkb.,b.eirftb,Yc.DfMV.
Cbrlstiaa Asaocistioa of th city. It It s I
relief to know last la tb whirl and
eilssnawl tA trad sad eomassree tb poet I
are a4 lost alght of. "H that givetti tel
" til pour Irs lalit L lit L-wJ w
Aa Old IltLSioiiira Daata. SV k-r
Irosa a icbaage thai Mr. Tbnt. Rf
land, trajl. proprietor of tot Cdnmbns
(J . J Jfafia, died suddenly at W;sn-
loa recently, la the eighty first ywr id bis
age. Id eVeiB w tjttiw tpUd, a I
a ksd bswa la the siiswta th day bH.w,
appareclfy ; j 'jing hit oaataJ g tud health.
Mr. Ragtsad wo bra la lUWiga, N.
a nsa rrmovwa w usurps la ssriy ma.
II a AS bv sinected with tb JTsfsirtr
'new till btrtnflh Him aa aa.1 or.
pariorf aad pat at lata Urn SAri
With aMlters. '
clj
LX01SLA TITM tl'MiABt.
la tb Sossra vettavday a large seat-
Is )f aaeaaasr were U4 ttp-m, though 1
lsgr part nf lb ) al Is
tl. f.H.l..Ya'lo t4 a Un of a a"t l
tdiy thsirartthe H4 I .t loror-p-KaU
tw-.v.-b C-l.- a Cai'w!Ua
t fttipaej," a rp laj rnt of hk;b. by
.sou tsws,JattjMUtaUiq. t.aal UaC
pr-.-Tadpiia. T is btJ h )p.'in-lal le
t!. sal luHpeUa Ih Sw Yk, Kut
f .!! ( Itil t . . TU.' i. ( tpy
TL bid latied t-i psvas by a very Wt.lf
v4r, tat ttst V as m!w.( xt 'j re
SuaMuUrad t p aaatt l at. frmUf saf tb
" r Saaarwd lb Lai
The aU la pnat b tU2 of
a w ch.ll wit HWt Ja kavait ef
ta psraaM aw .vl,(M Uf aai y
st ! ar4 Nd.g aod Sal
Itl Tl lft(l lf.aw.b4l
M ii-J k.'. n. i. i 4 r.
rtwtal ff th d'.'iii W W, IM
dt, f ' f f Sfoae ba'h
as rp 1 W has t -a. K -'f
m !; M Iff J , t t'sUeti.
sad f-w-faie l-e f'iwe - In
U- t-4 T I a, loa.
SUPREME COURT. .
Monpat, Jou. 20, 137d
The court met at 10 a. m., Chief Justice
Peats in nd lt-Th Associate- Jati
pres. at. Tbe following cases went taken
up and disposed of at indicated :
. -C.H Bwmuii L; Rirriiyttm,
adm., Craven, report confirmed.
Humphrey, exee'r., va .Ward, 'rxre'r.
al, Oialow, continued for itsuet.
John N. Whitford and wife vi William
r""T g'l'n-' idm'r., Cracn, rej)-rt
Sled
Whitford and wffe v V'oy, )d'n and
adm'r. Crafen, report filed.
f-4'bltfird and W if.-, v Foy, gd'n
and aJni'r, Craven, report filed.
Bama v an ma, report filed.
John N. Whitfird, Admlu'r, l"9l.
gd'n and admin'r, Craven, rcpoit fihsd.
Same ra. tunc, report filed;'
Henry King, exec'r, va. Wiluiingtou &
Weldos (Uilruad Cjmpaoy, WiUon, on-
tiuued.
C. L. Woolen, adiu'r, va. John N. Sher-
ard, t al Wa;nc, argued.
Wm.T. Blackweir, vfc
Matilda Cum-I
ming, t jj;noTt att for liearing at end
Doe on denvte Exuui Holland, va. Pro
bate B. Scott, Wavne, acttled, term to be
filed.
John II. Powell, adm'r, v. AVilmicjt(in
& Weliiiin Railroad Company, Wayne, for
end of District.
Daniel Perry, va. Edward Hill, Lenoir,
argued.
J. Heury Davis, v. Wm. J. Smith, Car
teret, continued, -
.- M. 8. Cohen vi. C. O. Holt, Wiyne,
aruued. i . '
'. ltoylaton Insurance Couipauy ( al, yt.
John D. Davu, Carteret, arifuud.
Iewia M. Pollard, va. Thoa. Wilcox,
Jonea, let for Tuesday. .
John Andrews, adm'r, va, P. McDaniel,
Jmea, argued.
From the Kra.
INTERESTING CITY r,VSE-JUDGE
wTrfs decision.
Nohth Caiiou.sa, Superior .Court,
Wake County. J rail Term, 13a.
R. 8. Pullcn and otlicis, l'l liiililfi.
Tho lioird of Curandiiioucn of the city
of Raleigh, DuUudunt.
Batik & bona, M ton & Galling, for Plain
tllirJU t Hirris, City Ailoruey, and
T. M. Argo, f h City of lUieigh.
his case having been submittal by the
lariHis upon the facts aiireed wtlhuut ac
tion, aud having beard the arguments ol
couaw.1 for plaintiff and dclendauts, I
doc ide as follows t
Tbe city of Raleigh being a muuicipal
corporation organised ' aud acting under
a charter B ran led by tha blale, bich Is
made part of lb Mas at-reed, claiui the I
constitutioB sua m cusrwa soov
erHi,u and secunUea beta dv Persons rt
siding In said city. Tb plaiuutf cooUud
that th city authoritle have no ucb pow
r but can only ux property la tbe now
limited sen, excluding from lb mraniug
of th word frvfrtf th sAears ia mctum
and mturutm spoken ol above.
The Case doe aot contain the alKJeviU
requircd by sec 81S, C. C. P. to show
that th onuovcrsy t real sua in pro-
ceeding la good tailb to determio tb
rights of the per lice, sad 1 othcrwis a
perlectly st tUU. uul a in coutroversy
I so doubt real and lo voire questions of
Import! tad Interest to Hit parlies,
1 will ptMc -d ti decide It according to
say view of tb lew.
Tbe case I : 1 be plaintiffs or citixen
sod resident within tb corporate timiu
,J tha rut of ltaUlirh. over wboia sad
j tW fmp-rty the auUioiiu. of said city
parur owe certaia solvent credit aod
xarliMS apoa which the city suthoritte
have aitssnii a ii ft my purposes,
Tbe auaouul and k.nd of this property
ait tut sUlod. Ths
qwsatioa i therefore prattnled, have lit
aaiKantiee of Ute city rbl tw levy a
tat lor City purp-wr up. tb solvtol
tr.diU and sur.li--s awasd by lb plaio-
l.tft and nlbrra 1 bk c J.h.i. Hoc.!,
AfV 7, of the eat tutloa pnrvldt tht
- All li. IrvieU by sy c-ninty, city.
town or Mwoahlp shall be sultitria aod
ad Voltirns apoa all propty la ft aa
xcept orttpaity sir nipt by ibis cooatjta
I tkav.
U ni'ix taeswe Mil
Usl Ihi U a ovsnttttanawe prataswa tut
tbe u aliuw of all pn'party by 11 city
. ... ...t i ...I MuviJiaif f mtI K I !i.
m. ta mhkk ug Mlkit be levied.
I f u Lit piuu-.idt H I oualaadi-d the Word
I prtrti aasal awast b UkM U its
I retrFwt rm, hu "
the kiad ss'StMHaai aw Uleaded brea.
My Upiatva Is, Ua; ih tHttua wa In
tMd4 to dniar .mp!l lb BtaatM- la
bxh aaunia pal wtwtaltoto s!.il l levy
uta. to-aitli thai tiy sstowtd be au-
1 da sad e-lfal-irtm. lad a-t to d or! are
lb satttkM lo t 114 t'f H-a. 1 hi
a to b 4' by Mlt r auM of lb t.
!t.itiii mhtt t:i K d sa. J t I
taSattu Wa liralrd ii a I (..! lat-l U,
and l'l g t laat "I Ruder I . ..
l.ln.t. t; Ijj i-i.ut o t.u ulr
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pmtHl I s lto ' '' W -f Ci'HW,
t-t aa. ti -J t la ut I ml c i a ar l
talaU , A . 1 ..t sanw Li in ('..VaJ
pvwat 1 I . LBailii aw in sail ) tl cat
taakf ) . t. f p.aU4JtJS ! lb Lgiw
I t't w. as) 1 tt rtaiiat l:a pw t4
Ulalfa Sty llan arati.Mt ss It may
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Ik W. WAtiJ.(VC
Legislature of North Carolina.
SENATE. '
MoXDAT, JAIU 2i
The Senate wa called To order at 11
o'clock, President Broaden in the chair.
the Journal or a-ituMay -was read and
opprond.
bit. lluspefti anuoimot-a Mr. h.1112 as
absent on recount ofxick nesa.
rKTlTMKK, 0.
Mr. Siil'cy pn-aentjd th petition of cit
ixeni of B-aufort count, praying for the
etabliliinentjf a new county to be culled
tmii, out ol the south wit tern portion
hf Beaufort oouutv.
Mr. Hill, a petuimi of citizeni "1
of Brunswick praying or the nicorpoi
tion of Shallott Church In that county.
Mrv Eilia, of ColuinUua, a memorial of
citizen! Of Bladen cotinty In Tuvof tif
change in the dividing Una bttweeu illiv
den and Columbu. ,
Alio, by Mr, Ellis, of Columbus, a peti
tion of citizens of Robeaon, aaking the
Uiine.al Assembly to pay to J as. McQueen,
the reward ottered by tbe State for killing
the outlaw Bos 8trunz, the evidence at
the killing accompanyinir tbe petition.
Mr, MeUauley, a petition i citizeni ol
Union county praying for the passage of
an act to incorporate Mount 1'rm.pcct
Camp Ground, and for authority to the
county commissioners to mko the necea
aary by-laws to suppress disorders in laid
camp ground. ' -
Ail of which wero sppropri ttdy re-
leweu.
K SPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
ReTsoTtf ftora st.in6nnmitrtrWRrflrefe
presented by Mee.tr. Murray, E!H of
Columbus and Gudircr.
MeMftgei wore received from the Hatha
transmitting sundry engrogtsttd bills aud
resolutions which were nppropriutuly re-
l erica. .
istrouotiok or hills, o.
- Ur.lMrikh Introduced 4 bill lev provide
for the bieuninl election of theollhers ol
the Goucrul Aeiubly nnd to prcacribc
their duties. Kcrerrei.
Mr. Try, a bill to authorin the We
jcra Kailroail Coinp'hy t issue bunds.
Mr. vramer, a om to amenu me nci
providing for a cheap chattel mortgage,
lJettfrreil.
Mr. McCubc, a bill to authoriza the
sheriff of Edgecmlt to cilluct arrc irs of
taxes. - Rulerrtd,
Mr. McCauli y, a bill in Million to the
fees of R-'gistrrs of l?'jj nnd Justices of
rw I'eoee. - IMnM.
Mr. Moiriinon, a res Kit i in to adjourn
without day on Monday 17th February,
at G a. in. i.ies over under the rules.
rAssAec or ua'i.trioMt.
The resolution urging our Senntori and
Representatives iu Cotitots to uu Ihcir
in ins in pMamg the bJucstionai bill now
pendms in Conirreas was adoptwl
Also tbe resolution providing for a coin'
mines to cancel and bunt taut hers in the
Auditor's Olliee.
On motion of Mr. Mernmon, a mesas'.;
was soot to the House mousing joint
-,;,l. nn j.,it U..I.. ..f )r.l
' rill, sc., ost rAsaaajE.
On motion of Mr. Cunningham, th
role were raspeaded aad the bill In rela
tion to tnwnthipt wa put upon It pas
sage. Mr. Cunningli un explained tbe object
of tb bill to be In provide for appeal
from Township Board of Trustee to
Board of Dm my C.Minuisdonrr, thence
I u 1 1 .1 u..
w v. n ' -
prviue vuurw AS m law nuw itfti4
Township B tarda bad power Ut lay out
new sn I cIism old rusd without their se
tion beinj reviewed rxnrpt by county
board. Th bill proposed to restore th
right of appeal to a judge review an 1
Irons bis tirciaioa to the Supreme Court.
Great hardship wa complained ol ander
tb operalloa of the law at present.
The bill poMcd its second sod tUIrd
readmit.
Mr. Todd wa siinunc4 as slwoot os
account of rcknes. It wa alto announc
ed that tw wtwt MeCauUy bad, bean cora-
aeat, but that Senator sooej aHerwald
returned to hit seat.
A smHiii wa received fruen tl Iloase
annouactag tb 0toptlni by that body of
th rule 4 ord of last seawtoa for Ih
fo.rnBient-rrtri Joint AssrmVyr- lit
ltrmlly paawd over, at tbe ugtioi ol
Mr. Moreneaa ul uuillora
ltn "aoara
CASt.lRA
C-llKTKl CM It
cum r All T.
O tnollo of Jlr. Ofan ly.th file Wert
auaran lo-l and til bill lo 1'icorp .rat th
"North Carolina Coawructioa wiasptsj
was pal BlHta ll pM2a.
Ml. iirsady Ural th pa4.g vt th
brtt. WhTi herrnltlid ht toe n ltl.lt
the- r-Ki'intni' of I-mt New V . Nw
f t k an 1 I'harltl.ta RailraJ, a tbartd
M which ha I bat-a granted by the p
I N Lnua- t4.H th Ctrl.una r-
1 ee.
I Mr. Deabasa t ived tH bdl hw ial B
aiLly p.ponl. It r. e t ie I it a
ttr"rr that Tf the "-'T -w n
facihttl lbs btil disg a.f this tt4. B'tth
lr ht I tttwa Mi I f Mt aataiy st fit
lime Ih ral'ntad C'lt'lttr was granted,
Tl pf.a t.l -kt I f.tr iira.4 a try
nuwf f- aa auraianH-.'atd cotpjraUot)-
poaert Ittulit ik-m I t aaaka In S pit
to a rai rd. Nrver . Ulur k d luth
potrra lyl Skkol If 1 e'aa)L
i.i. t.ra !f u.M Ut. Da inn thou' I
l ii;fe,l d . o. ; . u, that ll In I
tijut be aaa.. M etraeaarr. 11.
e-Hutnltttw ha!i. t'.. I 'll (bejl 1.J
y,a-.ifnaieair I 1., wi'h R atturttdmstit
w rw4 m tk twa i n r ww
l. 10 It at II c ll apoa Hr,
Itjn'xftt ll t, ity kit i.i. j ttHata.
Mr. D.inli.iS WaUifi4 Lit'. It I
aa L,.r -tli a to- Utiure t ll I .
taw J Ska at , pn.t !. lit tiw4 la
htkiW why the f..j'rtfl tif tb w Shi
a1 ant Inrtirps td Ibe pmiUUtwi 4
kit Uil la lb Ml $ aod cbartwl Ik-
l..tl was sa Iha rwUwdar while IM f ai r I
lUl'tt wa l.'' tl. fWas'e, Th bail
ttt naalll IS i'tltiwatwi U i
).!. sttail tpx.lUaJ'y al al.tl I J
ml.
Mi. U'ylf -4 4 llae klnl
lufmd lit b il. Tb tmyf ttU y
a j-l l r gM tt bt '.-t IU r4 ta i-t
teitta l tb lg fcat tit -re'd e
( H ii.ta ataetfc IU tmrfaaard
ta ' ih ' i t tbe lull M tat.-Ht.
- U ttf d anf batatta mitt - satf
I km " f-"Mif li"W CtB patlUS
mtm t) t.ttfa, w t I ft.-n ' w
a- . d fa ti4il""
1 , .. bww4 M. La
a."- tt Iks MM I'.aa ul !.,
V.I. Matimawa OatJ lhaaat (r4 '
ti n were not alarm'ng mexJy to the ps--p:
of this State but to the t'.-ngrcs of
he tuned Stale, wtatt were aevisiug
means tn check their frrowiog power. He
objected to the bill on account of the in
Unite owers U sougtit p-iwera, cx
tendiug even to the establislimeot of
banks, ic. Thb danger was that ere long
hev would control the legulatiou id t'.ie
Sut and of the country.
Mr. K.wrx-ss remindl Sir., SIe(rrtmon
-hat tho amendment of the commutee
restricted the company t. lhubuilding J
the roaci. I
Mr. Miiriiiinn thouiria the auuiadment I
did no nucli thinsr, , Tli nroiKWed charter
Lavu uulimited powers iiiolndinsr that ol
nuunicr eertilicalea ot in.lLlKedum ana 10 1
imme iudirnient. flu would not ijive In I
support to the bill till its purpose were 1
di unitelv uehneu.
Mr. Fiemingsnw tne tnver ttt- twtninx -
indirment should tw strieken from the
bill. I he charter, however, ui uuiiu me
road had been granted. Partius . weie
coming ti build the road and it svtmed
noihiimbut rik'ht ih.t they should b
tiertnittoil to become ino ruorated to pr-
tect tlieuiwlfi-s and their Capitol. It was
rminoMxl t.k 4fti,hti-li Bimor enruiraLlon I
uuder the Kratid corporatUin.
Mr. stilley said Hie commtttee hail re-
ported that the pjwers souuht could be 1
obtained uudor the general incorporation
art, nd therefore the Statu eould not be
rjured or benefitted bv the motion to
indefinitely postpone. The bill could be
tl... t.ttwa..r lis unit .
nents. t - v
this cmips-
lev tho jrene
i-provisioni
Mi. Dunham did not Hunk
nr could be incorporated ander
ral ct if lm liMilnrutooiT Its DruviMiiill' I
H charged bad faith in Its projector! in
not advising the Senate of their purpose
whi(re railroad charter was under con-
TiTlcraliiR..
Mr Gjdger.oue of the committee, stated
thst both bills were before them it the
tame time nd that th;J h id conuluiled
a tir i- ratiroail bid nrtt, ami tna? i
Unreport on, the pvsont bdl had beeu un
a.oiUaot. oeia.e.
Mr. Dunham re.mnej. lie charged
bad fail b in another rcopuct.. Ho was
uuured on tho authoiitv of a Beiiiltor, that
when the railroad bill was up it Iriuidt
gave repeated assurance that R was cot
their purpose to ask for subscriptions from
counucs, where the present bill sked
fur power to rceeive such lubscriptiou.
lie repeated that in the first instanoe the
rVuate shouta nave- otcn bjvi-i oi an
the nowrrs souuht for.
Mr. Murphy did not. -an undurstoud tits
pT' j vtor ol in bill, no n ia rrea
edlv heard them ductule that they wanted
every dollar thtt could be raiwd la the
State.
Mr. Grind f ri uio'J tliat there had be n
any bad taith on the part of the Iriends
of the bill. Both bill were before the
Srua'.e at the same time. He n prated
that the present bill wa merely in lurtber
ance n4 the buildinu ot the railmad. Ho
thought tber should be DO objection to
1 it as it proposed to rrinji into in tin
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lilHn UT. W C Mnif.ii-i MWI.I-.
i .1 7J rif - Zh ! .hr. 11,-1 . nd-Tt
Ing a lc.p Hi tl dark, light R "
Mr. Norwood obji-cted to the bill wbe-
bav beea throw upon ll. The bill l
s distinct mnaaure, it not bavisg isaeB l-
,tJ o, ai7.i nboa in cunlunctioa with
r ' . . , i . . .
' I
iha railroad bill or hvio toa ltro
duccd a a .upplcment to that bill, la
passion- th railroad bill, tbe Srnate bad
been told that tb projictor - ba-l an I
abundance of mean to com n let the I
work. After the ptsmge of that bill, I
then come in th present bill to pni into I
ths hands ol th company the mH oil
building toe Mao. lie eonsiuerea it very
doubllul whether tb bill would have
patted had Ihlt condition of t flair been
unacrt'iMHi ii tu time. lie wa not in
formed at the urn Ibe privilege of build
ing this road was granted that the root-
pany Oa.i not lot mean in compiming it.
A to vuiHimjr too nwi mwi un mil
purpoat of th bill. Ml. Norwood bad hi
doubt. He asked fenalor la read the
bill aod they would aot find a word point
In ir la that dirvcttoa ; and but ftr I
amendment of the comm. tie si tvmotctloa
whatever CouM be triced tsfwa thetit.
Th bill bof.ire th h.nl aimply sked
power to do sn)tbmg, at any lima and la
any place witina Iha lian a u uie omt.
The amendment of the e-ttiiisntuji ha-
diflae its obi-wt tiwiwwhat by providma
that th pMaasut;bt should It "nrrr-
sary In the eoestroctioa id Ih rttatt.
H it snotber eeciHMi wf the bill gave Ih
company poasr lo make, ctSitraad I at I
Uda,OHrt)ia.ludiiuuU,cfii0cai
nilel.tolnva ami ail miner papers lor
what I aaked Mr. N'ttwood ; n..l aa "wot
auy to rowtfu. t tlie Nw Y ttk, N orloik
soil C Utriawloe lltllr i., oil st i
sarv to Itt (tb C-xnpatf't) botn
Mr. N'trwuoti sill ut t tna b 11 as a
bu;(, mia-.baif n, bi n I tw." It al-
Iu. st, said hw, ew Wet latnos pt un
ttit'ite UieatMvn eiart ol )ttic.
Tbey cla'msd the ! ta iwie jotlg-
Bteoia sad urn lo itu c rli'leait uf
Ihtif oen It ltbte-lne nat pp -d
bt any su- k b U. il had c oa n I at I
has a htt k bad fi n a 111 a I k ( "f
S'H'.ti C taMajf f rttr'P,'t.1
aadbiwou'l mw ft i t If im.lhaJ
ltriaiMaiy. aai.ia.l'Hii any ntea.u lo
that n I
Mr. Tr 1 ra' 4 Ih rfl s . t .'..
Tit o'l t ul I I, and Ih a itt-td-m-
Bt d h rwttit:tw wa (Lt.
1 h awl oa l.i't msrrwl t lii a-
St' l Ih hi I wl i s aurtm l la ii -i '!
II. It il I. del I't p. a by T t"l J lt
II, ( ;
!t aha .! I IJt f5 ttin
ot t
't I'l.tt . riMBmi t. t'tao lr,
n ; f.ir..'t.. tr3:-.;.'.i.Tfi.a . x ..;
M -'', Xajtn, It"-,-, ywMif,
tk. 'h I Wa-lt.
fK.aw a Ui el Ui 'be al t we :
! mii A KM, li.. l."l', ( .'W.C aa-
!e, 'im. !., Dtnltsot, f. 1 a, rf ( t
lattiotta, Mott , Wi, M' s1, k!f
I aw . i. Xl Mow oa. k....- '. M b I. 1 1
0..i l. Mair.y. N . a Xe
tl. fttwttl. h.ii, t.J-., liwy,
Wa'k'f. t rtB a. t-h It
Mi M. ttd jt lb. bid ia tt o'. Uil
lit ta. A it i' iM a" -i I il b a l
ante M tb !. t4 ' , ati I . I
r e.ry. 1 I Irf . i - 'el tat
it- Uau.M-l.i-l i-t . i tid I "!
iWI'a 'al fc. . i . lie M 'I'f 4
Mat. Ve' tt
A- i - ff t ty y. Wi
...1'it l i r. . ii i
t. t4 ta L.-i T ai 4Mtpti
by M' M i-a ad i b i strati e a-.tl
O t-.,", aj a I. fc-
j
I
a I n.l otln.ioUl .-III.
If ' A '.i s il ke tawti-lr IMtfl
rejttins: this bill with a view lo Its being'l
re- nfeir.'d'for amendment. Adopted and I
tht reference so ordered. I
A uKJM-ige .-ts received from the IIouc
tr.oi.-uiit tn:; a mesaiga Irom the Gover-1
nor, Bccompained by the report id Alex.
.M elver, Superintendent of f ubhc Instruc
tion, on the S:ii0 or Durum IslsnJ.
lielein d to Ilia ciuiiinilt 'O on education.
Harris co!., called up tliec:iL'rucd bill
to punUh cuticcis ol minor from their
parent or guardin.ua, xc , luyoiiU the
ttt, or from one pirt ol the Stule to
anmiter, wjwiout na cousi'ni ni said p'
pent, eia.
Mr,
Mr. Barnhadt moved to amend by pro-
vidtag that such minors should uot be
nnrnoTOI or emoioveu.
Mr. Cowluf moved to amend by provi-
ding that the erttioing, harboring, &1 ,
isnouia oe aone Kuowiuiiiy nnu wuiuiiy.
tiarrnjemt- tuts ronT-imrcna-
meet as ditructive of the object of the
bill, tiy throwing the onus of prool iin
tne parenr, etc. t t,
Mr. liilts or Columbus ooncurraa WjlH
Harris. ..
Mr. CowtK amendment was n iootej...
Mr. Biruhardt withdrew bis aiiiuml
ment. .
Mr. Gudger moved to hmeud by giving
ijtiiutce niscreuonary power in tne amount
of fine and term of imprisonment, and
IU IS t
making i-l) the maximum of the former
and one month ot the latter, ' -
Mr. vt ortn inouhi the Dill now in t
condition to be killed, tine hall ol tin
Lnitl.iril niOuilAlhiik nf til wiinl rll.tn.
dolpli) permitted their childrou logo
unpii) periuiiieit rneir enimreu to go
where' they pleaded and hire themselves
oii.'This bill would eiieo the door to
en.ltes Tiaati.m "
endli H litiiuti
Mr. Murphy concurred with Mr. Worth
Hu would favor a measure to stop th
ftrenm ol cinigistinn limit the State, but
this bill wouid not ellrt t it.
Mr. Miw'iend, of Guilford, favored tlie
bill. Hu did not apprehend Jhe lUnt
alluded to by Miwi". Worth sud Murphy.
iniy evo noer wouiu ue profecui .'iiv
1'lu: bill, by Consvnt. paused it! second
reading ami wm relet red to the judiciiry
o.niiiiiiitee.
Ou motion of Mr. tejuiour the ttenale
adjourned till 11 trclnclc, to-mitrrow.
NoTU. S nafori TTny, tlriinrty- lend
Seymonr were In their icat to dnyv
ROL'ali OF REPRESENTATIVES.
.MoxdaT, Jan. 29, 1873.
llou-e met at 10 o'clock a. ni., PixviVer
Robinson iu-Ute-ehaii1.'' ; '
i Prayer Jjt Rev. J. M. Atkinson of the
Jo-tru l of Sturd.iy lead ami approved. I
Ml (tr Uin tit J-rtsAtl swast slimnl I
Iroin h s aeit on iccount of sitknea.
Mr. Wsiigh pre n ted a -mum. ral fMm I
rertam citu ptot Burry sn l Allcxhinj
a. ma rtooiMwii ui io lurnpiae
R i.nl from It present t.-rminu Ppnit (o
th town ul vt iiiiton, Keterre'l.
Mr. liu.r'.r, a petiuoa p.xticat.oir
sainst any interference with tilt tail ol
the Wetttern North Caroli.it Itillnxid.
R.f.rre.1.
Mr. Biylhe, a petition protuttlug sirtlnst
tb0 P-"K u Plbitlng th. wl.
of hU,w in ,ow, RenderwinvHIa.
Mr. Perry, of Bladen, a petition praying
praying
the sal
"J taW pnh'biUng
proiuuii.
within
. ll
'3"
on mile of
BUUUl ,'""' " w
BkFoRTa.
Jfr. Anderson, of Davie, a re poll fima
the comni tte on rairrotted bill.
Mr. Bryvrm, of Swain, a report from the
committee on railroads.
Mr Brown, of tUcklenlturg, a I c port
i nom tu commttlca on pruposiuous and
erievancra.
Mr. ntanford, a report froia ths 6-tnmit
tee oa finance.
Mr. Radnor m iva.l that th.i l.tint corn
1 mitlo appointed ttt InvMtltret tb sa!of
m western n. c. luitms.l be re.uretfd
ion-Xiri aun pi.(iwt tucy nave taaoe
In the Invest igtion.
Mr. Beonrit frota the romm litre stated
that tin CLUiiutt"! hid examined lira
T. U Ciioaman, l. w. W otxllla, and a
nu.ulicr of iftUera, IR.I would submit a
irretrt tn twe ttowre tw the Hon.
Mr. lla.l ;. r, a bill to tinrna th law In
f rir.l In proceeding la basttr ly .
i it. t. rrrii.
Mr. iHchev, a bill repeal chtptrr II,
ptivat ww itr im;-ti,
Jlf, M irhen, a inn to inoorporaK Moaa-
Ua Lodt No. lit, of fire snd Ac ptrd
Maarm ILIiTTft.
Mr. tiidn-. bill to IneorporsieCUwte-
I Un I I-od ,re So. ;ll, nf free snd Arrept-
I k Mtt. lb (.-rte l,
Mr. C'a.. a b ll bt prttliiV.1 1'je !
o li.iu.tf oat Hi Mabb.lh. Ib4tied.
Mr. U!lVr, a b .l Wi rjl th art la
Mtito to qattanUB rtvuUiueit Is n il-
atntm ttartttw, ft. l. - H4t
Mr. HTtKgJJJsuatl.b,a4ai.
t. oily of li;.
Mr. Itiw mt to BA.wat the X. C.
M ra I'twnpmy. R f rr.-d
Ir. D ii, bill 1 1 pti tj fula'.itta
IS ftlUil'l c a Oil Ib-tarrrr.l
Tne tit t tretw Wtitrs ll an I Ho
ttiu iiii-M t-i t tto-irtt ,-tariitw uae
IT.. At 'Ci',). to -t..ui4) sat
Ih ( bia'-f and ln t Nairn Ueae
ll ii. i.i I I .inp.nf .! M ..HI I r t( tit, was
k sp ita l J it lit 1 1 rx lix.
On at 4 uf Mr. J tha v, Ih Nutti
l.t.l rt.a it I iatit til Wa tlijr
ftmst lf rrti tit'e ti .lrat at sad
. I a l . iei-ir
Oa Ct'it 4 M'. i Jja, lb rub
m .i. 1. 1. 1 1 t ta u. itaat uUa ta
pay M, I. W ii t-4 tfi.
!. ! a tit r tail iT lnai la r7
eat ttti '"I 'Itf s t'itty tlitr .
it.it ...t - . n i s tt t ,' I ml I'.t
1 l- l t I a t 1 a4
at.
A m ' ttt I ' n 1 ft tut tu. e-
at t liai.HHi 1 i-;in. aiB( bt sktli
ir rial .4 fiil
It -.t. t if Jlf. It i 1, ll la.re w.f
Nip-tiL 1 aal lit -a. b. l laatth w-
li ih. i t ... (i i.f M I t' imrj t
I ) ' I a ( . t t a.tt.a f4tbll ' I
I .an.!,.,, a (A a Hp aa I pa.l
(1 lid t I
Itw Sr 4 M' Hut ta. Ik fW
i it tt t' n I' t an 1 Ilovt htii'i It
P -t ( 1 - i t - . -4 if t. i
. I'
i k' . at J
'.If II
It.ttiaa .iii it
I .1 I -I
Ha . - -1 f , S
. tr. f 't
at .,- tt v-l . t
. sa.l tt Ul ttt
tl ml .t a t. i '
,i- . al It t
a t It - t e I M ity,
', iii.it. t a
Iwt. '.tl'i , i W, W 1 .! t.
al Ih Uaaaa4 by ia -it
4 I a ... t t a 4 . tt
V' It ' t at' Ik Itrnaa t
" a u o iii., ; '1 sf IM f-.i
On matioa of Mr. Jones, .f Caldwell,
'18 fui'iher consideration of the resolution
was p wLpuaed ' and m tde titer special
order twr 11 o clock on Tuesday the 28ih
Junuary.
' On motion of Mr. Houston tho U6. J.
J. Hickman of Kentucky, was invited to
a seat on the II mr.
The meMiiL'C of His Excellency, the
uovernorj nansmiiteu on 9tturday In at In
rdercnoe to the s.le of Durant's hlaud
was transmuted to the Senate
The rule were sufpernKd and the res
olution in iavor i.f the oominisiiioncrs of
Madim.n county wo tukeu unand the
resolution poasea its third readin
vuuur a xunpeuaion in me rules the
bill to inoorporate the Farmer Loan
Bank, iliuingtoii, N. C, was taken op
ami pasted. H seexud readiug. ; ,
The bill came uo on hi lliiid reaJlnir
-wns on hi.huhi in mr. wcueiioii post
H"iiei in lo-unurxw t rj m.
. i i i .a : '
Under a auspeuiou of the rule the bill
to repeal Uis uaury law iutroducod bv Mr.
i .......... - . :
eviMiuuji waa laaes up. , t n
Mr. umvii, ol Miak'euburg, oUerld
tbtkutti t the bill. , i
'.Mr. Guvtlicr nt,.d to oostnona the
A....! . . . . . .. r -.
iuriiiiT tMUUier(i.in Ol the but tili Kat
nMay next ut 1 1 o'clock a. iu7 v
Un motion W Mr. Joint, of Caldwell
the House idjnrj.ed till t omorrow at 10
- " ' .seiuivwi.
a. m.
LATEST BY MAIL.
ly . Loath
I ' '
Not a ungle intiTmrnt U reiiorted for
- - - ..fe.v ........... . .vj.u.ivi .u
Oakdulu CcmeUry Uunug the past week,
- p . . - t , -
'w lotm wsued d-
,ioS lho P' wecW.all for colored couples.
The Clerk of tho mnrke' ropo-ts tbe
arrival of 103 market cart dunnj the
pnst wrak. , . , .. i
Titer.; wei-q tinea Intel ineut ill Pltte
Kori-st Cciiiulery jlilttnj Jhu Week, ill t
which were adults.
During the week closing Saturday the
various butchers of this city slaughtered
an I.- j l ,.!.. i . I
v u , oa., ,u snoep ana a csives,
Tber were 21 mi!!c arrests during the
week closing Saturday, 4 ol which were
.fined, 4 sent ti the Work Hoiiae snd the
balance discharged.
Col. Biidgers lias tomlly purchased
ever! now atul powerful encine for
Witmtr.gtoiif We!J..u .lliilroaJ wluclt
will be put on the track very ih rtly.
lnm WM P"1' ' City Treasury
during the post wj k the turn of 11.437
80. (If thitam.Mi.it 1104 80 were for real
and pwrnal aid il,2VI 83 f, .pecifie
foxes. I
o , ,, , , , , ,, . ... I
rjoumthkf entered the prenii- of Mr. I
I". V. B. Yopp, on Cliesn.lt between
"
Eighth sod Ninth ttr eta, a night or two
tince, and -captured a numbur of fcb
chickriM. '
The Prutileut't late or Jtr la n gar J to
(udtiraj offlua-aoUer nccupyiflg stSW m
muolcip! offli.ei s!rts ths following la
Wilmington i
Col. E. R. lirluk, Poeimsaler, County
Treasurer and City Alderman.
Deosrd R.im'ey, Inpertnr of CuatoiM
snd City AUirinsu.
Ooorg L M tbsoa, lutp.-c or of Cus
toms and Stat rVnttor.
Jsmet II -stun, Asdalsnl Asaewor of la-
temal Revenue and a mini bet of lb L"f
I Wature.
I Jas. A. Lowery, Iupctor
f Custom
tnd Couuty Comin'ttaloner,
E. M. Shicmaker, IntpecUtr of Custtaa
sod County Comm'waiooer.
NoarvLK, Wnaixorua aid Cbaruls. j
rwa RttLROAw .... fjen, Cntrtca B. Itnart,
pretidMt of lb Not folk, Wllmlngtoa
and t liailes'.in Railroad Company, trrivtd
la tint (ity jitter lay aioiuieg. At algbl
a Ratw.lttg of tb e-tsamtlt apwuUied at j
the ne. ol meet is'' at tbe IbamUref
Cfniiii ue - bill si lb Tirst .Stl. lall
fiabk, at wbM.it tit plana, parpnsre and
ol .j.i i.J tb taterprtw we-t d tcnaafd.
ll i tl.cn reso vtd that a puUk matt-!
lug of tilihen It C Ud .T Tamil J Salt,
si tlttta oVl.-ik, al lb Cotnnx icial El-
h. !-, st Wbirb G'S. Ptas't Will fee
pwoil ai, I ii It'.n Hi" ol jt ts. It.'. Mi.tna I
sud I. a s ui U. piojt- J iX Vti
BUr, lir.
The yr IH w ft cill.t vi
!., ia tb K.fi-r Riat-a. Th rl.trrre
I t bat that ll will find i't tatbh si
laa.-b UlsTl
A rKt tl.'iaa satli. 4i' y i'.t. Ut
lati l f t l- l l 'i! uf lb baSita u
K a ft, ti-ata. til, and rd. Ia
tb btl .ii.fi J-l Auliai aal l t
aate ina-d a.i. il SI 5 0 -0 l(.,
St 1 ia aw 41 o n. w.a kukd ia th
s- t 4. 1 2 ).0 f) f I h tBlded with
I at.OsAl It-total., aa 1 al rlaa Kie
ae-a IM.frjtf f irmbnt'a sa Mt J I,')
(iff .tuna.
, Wa nt lt rrt ...w.v bis r. r la 1
it.ait. i. i.J ttu-va , a il ht
4 .in I i4 I ll -way sa s I'.-.ls
J. t . a etj tpry.
till I I Alts.
bad hi tadwta, t w A aif, it
a-y iwh. ttuvhtt f. Jottot, fa. , sfsf
Wa la y ftabaltl l lwaa Wbath h b a-.
Hhsri pt-aK aM f -tjaa le sM
Urt t. .1 ut af lit aa m, S ka. I
S4, t ibaa4 aal t k-i.k, haa-WaaaH
a.l(iwa l ta.aa, .y. U-t tatl
tatt etta aa ! ly 4 latt lu BalWtkt
t . -ai oat Sataq aa 4 aa ' mm aat 4 batttt
-a 'V tk -a t- t 4 h-aa tt aM
m b ta k4 iai aatt p i. 4 i a a'-iw
t t h attt haw- St Ba,ta4 attttt baa ka
44 4 y'be It a,wt ;-'!'.-. .t a
44 t ay htt aa atttl e,Ut ana
fmmtit4 k la-t ba baa fmmtum f t
bt a a; a. a'V t-.-.f ,aaA
Wat libit t a at t V tt Ba 'J
j t'V " ' -tl a t M, A.
WH AT Till SEASON SUGGESTS.
To assnme wsna clothing; at the commence
ment of the eo'd season a only an act of com
mon prudence. Bat omcthlng more than
this is required to put the body la asU'enf
dofeuw sKalnst the searching atmospher of
winter. Damp ha a depressing elTect on lb
vital orxan and the animal splrtte. Th
amount of lit power taken out of tbe strong,
est ot us by the chilling vapor which fre
quently loa i the sir at this period of tin year
is very cotiflileraUa, and to tb wetk 'and
languid they are extremely deleterious. To
pro toot tne systems sKtinst their efSecls, U
must bs" Inwardly Vmod,' feghlated. snd rein
forced, ss well a shielded outwardly by p
proprlato icarments. This Msentlal service Is
more safety sod sitisfactorlly accompl.thcd
by the dally as ot Ilostettor's tStomscb Bi.t-
tw ttiaa by y eth r wteane within the pro- -vine
of miliol science. The tart sere slated
is a tnctmtiroverUMe a a demonstration la
mathematics. Nobody dis uta IK It Is ft
matter of common bullet and general rs-
cord, liar Uis cat m1gb- retted ; bet tbe
public, , naturally suoutsb, want to know
why this fain .us x-Ktt)l specific is so fr
ah aad of all other medicine ot It class. Thl
reaMiasb1 curiosity ran t readily (ratlBsd.
Tb Bitter eotuprls lye hnportsnt esessentt,
rut: stimulant, a touic, so' ajierient, and s
blood dspurent Each of tbe rompoaetits,
a well a sscb ol tbe othar lubordinaae ti
irredlcnU, li the purest and bsst ot It kind.
They are praportljned In aeeordanee with a
formula that ba been la use for twenty year,
and ope rat barmonloasty and slrauItatMOUsly.
Uencs tba nnlform soeest of them Ualnsv
-ln M-idlwAwn , 5 . -,-.. . , ,
IT ACTS UKK A CUAB." 4
this Is what we hmr on all side of DB.
TUTT JtX!-K,.T iKNT, In eases of
Crouu, Bronehltls, Asthma and all dlwatea It
atfardalnsUnt relief. It permeates tha vary ,
siiluuns o( th Lunira and caum s them to
throw off all Serld mltor. It Is very pleassnt
to th tnste. Children take It readily. ,
Ntw Tout:, AunstSl,1809.
Dt. Wm. II. Tiitt- r
Sir Wblls in Aiken, lost winter, 1 sed
your Eii.reUimnt for my eond, and found
nior injur
took half a doaea bottle, hoin wlUt m and
have had Wl ! vtm l tt t aiy (riaml,
r lease send me one doaen I'V Kipmis, U. U.
D. . ALU. "U Cl'UlllMd,
IM Wast 81 BWWet
Dr. Tu'.t' Half Dto Imparts I natoral'iolor.
JalSleodlWAwlt .i . i
sat
mm
Lit PERKINS'
Vf ! Mbin Iiici. r
Buvar are eaullonrd to avoid UCj nnraerona
Counlerfrll and linilatloos ollered lot sale.
JOHN l)U N.;AN a A SONS, New Tor,
NEW ADVEUTISKMENTS.
gALI Or VALUABLt CITT 1'UOPKRTT.
ateal estate, henae wl h room. Bre nlse '
I" k room, wlla all Ilia n aeaaarv out
hoawa, irood well ( watrr In Ih yard. It
l"" ! ef.areth aiotof Ja.uary,
I i it wiu ita soiu at ui euart itous poor on
I that day. fan eath , balance one and two
l-K-tara
I IsalU-tdo - J U. kikK.UAM.
I t-x n aiiff
I XJ . -
I lsca Pioson Cvasio vs Dasva it via
xrvottoR or ALaau-, ,
PaiLAOiLraiA, Pa., Jaa. I, ItCl.
!-tal tilux, nror Wot'.oa' ttalloa, la
IMaware euauly, la, Mra. Csir and Uiree
rhuiina am burn t-4 t - tf atb ty th ilo.
ti.ta uf caHoblnatloa lu.d Mrs. Carr aa
Ulnar a tamp tlu t was a. .1 l nhiad, bat ths
bw vt Uis riMMa ialt4 a vapr irom Ih Aula
winih was binlled by Ih i'..il, tnmi ahlrh
th amp aa two yard d (ant. -(Nee luik
Hrnnd Joe. lllU.
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL
' rrnnxTLT saps. -
It ha hatm btfiaw th pablle tht ysara.
ll I bow nat.1 bv
4H0.(H)1 fAMIUTA
It haa ttm ba. 1st aa sf sa a. colrkl
4li by tti latl.rv i:y.
It il.tr i ot aia.ll.
U Sua Bait ba ..,..., .......
.ilbotaa ! any Uttts
It I a rlaat aa iitf Wsbt.
Ii k pat'ia lly aafa.
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