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VOL. IX.
RALEIGH, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1873.
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LATEST TSLEGBAFiXXO
MEWS ON 4th FAGS.
HOME -AJFIF-AJinS.
Yaebohocoh Hocse, 0. W. Blacknall,
Proprietor. Randolph Coyle, Washing
ton, DUg Chas D Miller, G C Shied, N
Yj E8 Walton, Morganton ; C McDon
ald. Concord r 8 A Bullock. Durham ; R
T Bennett, Wadesboro ; V V Richardson,
Columbus; T B Turner, Charlotte; W K
Davit, Franklin j T S Lutterlob, Fayette
ville ; Edwin Hardy, W M Hardy, Ahe
ville; A W Haywood, city; T F jone. O
II Reid, Baltimore ; J R Outlaw and lady,
Duplin; JaiFeldman, rnlladclphla.
National Hotel, J. 11. Blair, Proprie
tor Hon A 8 Seymour, Newbern; O B
Alford, Wake; FDeCone, New York; Rev
Mr McKoy, Harnett; DrWB Council. N
C; J R Piger Carey; J BTimbeilake, R &
Q R R; Hon W C Troy, - Ftyettevillet W
A Elliaon, Btttetville; A C Bryan, N C;
Dr 3 M Canon, Fayettcville; J W Gidney,
Shelby; A T Coley, Raleigh; Bherifi
Black, Wilmington; William R Becton,
W W N Hunter.Kinston; Rev F H Ivey,
W F College; G W Cox, Coxville; John
Patrick, N C; W A Moat, Wilaon; J B
Hancock, Dr C Tate Murphy. W 8 Nor
ment, N C: R H Ballard, GatesvillriW T
Watlaill, Norwood; J W McNeill, Rob
on; Cbarlet R Jonea, Statesville; J M
Oudger, Brownville; lion J II Merrimon,
AabeviIIe; A U Hoyden, Salisbury.
NORTH CAROLINA,
Tbe Clinton Fair opeLi on the 20lb
tost, and continues during tbe week. It
will doubtleaa be a succea. Col. O. P
M caret, of Wilmington, delivers the ad
dreaa on Friday the 28th. Qoldiboro Ife
srnjw.
Tun Cape Fbae. The water in the
river now if clawed a "good boating."
There are tome seven or eight feet on the
ihoala at Fayetteville and it ia running off
very slowly. WU. Journal.
Till Steam Piaho. We hare In this
office a compoailor who can beat to death
tbe steam piano which accompanied the
Ureal batter Circus. Hit imitation o
the Doiae mads by the piano I more like
tbe p'.ano than it Is like itself. Charlotte
(Xmerter. I
. The Faib. Arranirements have been
mads with ever load running into Char
lotte, M bring iisitort to the Fair In tbe
morning andewry them back la the even
ing. For the benefit of the Fair, the Lin
Colo road reverses its schedule eiactly and
runs an extra (rain beside. The Stsles
vi'le road will also run double daily
during Fair week, as will every other road
leading into Charlotte. Chtrlettt Of
W. Hartley.
This gentleman, from New York, will
ive recitations at Metropolitan Hall on
Thursday and Friday oi next week.
More SheriSi.
Wni. R. BsctoD, sheriff of Lenoir, and
C. Riley, sheriff of Montgomery, act
ed their Bute tsxes at the Public Treas
ury on yesterday.
A Furnished Room Wanted
A gentleman wishes to runt by the
month comfortably tarnished room in
tome private family, or over some store
Apply at tbe Skhtincl office.
The Josls Bonds,
Col. Humphrey who is as curious in
searching into old bills as Judge Pearson
says Judge Dick is into old learning, has! 0'deT.
J : 1 . i . . i . i i i 1 I
uivcovereu tuai me special tax dodos u:a i vd-v,, u ZJzDected.
noi pus mree severs readings as required
by the constitution. If tbit be so -w ill
Josie and Mr. Self lose their bonds ?
TaaSUUeville IbIU1 acr.
Tbaltst number of tbit excellent neck
j naptr,' announces that Mr. F.IL Pen
dleton will hereafter be the Ateociete edi
tor. Mr. Pendleton hat a good reputation
as writer, tud is of excellent Virginia
Stock, being nephew of Gen. W. IL Pea
die to a, to well known as Grn Lie's Chief
of Artillery. W titend to Mr. I'tnd tton
k cordial North Carolina greeting,
are glad to announce such a deslrsbie ad
dittos to the editorial craft of the Hate.
Mr. Pendleton li fcre graceful talutstioi
tsyt:
I tbill endeavor to serve, according tc
tbe maasure of my aoliitr, lbs lest iuter
eats of my community and sty ad4i
CXal4. rrtw from toe control of all cliu
and roaibiaatiowa. 1 shall seek t place
loe muutgmttr npoa bigB and liberal
gmoda. ii space shall be given to
petty wrangles) and persoaal quarrels no
local vrecgK aed bitter vituperate
shall mar its ' columns. Tbe politics of
lb Ii,ltUtvr will still be devoted to
U chief" Briactpies) ewbodid la the
Deaocratlc-Coaatrvative tiatforai.
lUvInf that they Bore felly lead to the
reetorailosi of peace sad to the growth
and prosperity of tbe people, bulk as a
Mat aad nation.
Cot. CharlM H. Joaea, lt edit who,
by the way, we had tbe pleasure of seeing
M our offlo ysstetdsy, la his "eoagratav
miafj- edilort!, sayt :
I take pi sure this week la lalroJacleg
to the rawtiaraaf TftS UtBIXIUUKSE Mr.
F. II. fCadlasnfl at Asaorlai Editor,
whuae irawcbaal hiade aad raael pea
, are tA makaowa to assay af asy sutocri
bees la that calling to say axiatser edito
rial 4 M la aa sty paranea la abate aaa
lo ae tlula ia ssy war apea radkatitet, la
baLalf of aa epyrsass 1 tad eterrld Ja
panpK Val with the HaWsM strrse tb
14 Ik hi with s4la aevaatsft h Ut.all
f wa great Oaelaltoaai prlavlp
whieh tfueapoea Ike palladium d a li
The Daata of t Soldier.
The soidkr whose melancholy death
we announced yesterday, was Barton K.
Echo, a member of Comp-iny F, Fourth
U. 8. Artillery, stationed at Camp Russell,
near this town. After being found and
carried to the guird-house medical assist
ance was at once sought, but tbe poor fel
low died a few moments after being re
ceived by the police. Yesterday morning
a coroner's inquest was' held snd after
hearing all the testimony they foui.d that
the deceased came to his desth by ex
posure which resulted from intoxication.
The jury also give full credit to the police
for their efforts to save his life. The tes
timony of the Sergesnt of deceased's com'
pany showed that Echo was adictcd to
long "sprees,'' but that when sober he
bore a good character and made a good
Legislature Of North I'arolin. favor of railroad corporations, making ap-
I pronriatioas of money la their belmif to
aa amiMint exceeding sixteen millions ol
Mr. Bruwa, of Dv;dson. a bill. in rcla- . IT A T7" "m m (
tion tb usury, no more than six per cent 1V1 Iki l. I l I l
SENATE,
TVKSDAT, Nov. 18.
The Sues to met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, Prvsidint Brogdea in the chair.
fWliMofi Killer, Murphy, Murray, Powell.
fmith, Troy and Uyiuan were in their
testa.
ntLt.s, c.
Mi. Morehead, of Guilford, introduced
a bill to establish an additional term of
Guilford Superior Court. Referred.
.Mr. Humphrey, uii: lo adjust the
State debt. Proposes to issue orrtificatu
of indebtedness to the amount of the in
tern! oo the debt of the 8iai, 1st ol Jau
utry next, to be exchanged at par for the
due coupons, to bear no interna and to
be payable at the convenience ol the Ptate;
also to schIv tbe Htute debt to s sum not
to exceed tea millioaaof dollars, &c. Re-
dollars, and thus increasing tbs debt that
sum. Tiiese several acta coutaiued pro-
visions for igsui n if the bonds of the State
and levying a "special tax" to pay the
iuieruit that might accrue, and hence the
bonds are commonly ctllvd "special lax
bonds.'
The pretended bond ahlrh the said
pretended ordinances and arts of the As-
M'lub y undertook to autboriae ere toned
to tne amount of f
Issued en matt to tie
claiming them, and were, within the short
permd wf eighuen mouths, thrown hpofj
the monev markets and ao!d for aa h
prices as they would command indeed.
in many instances, the ssiil bonds so
passed into the handa of dishonest agents
ol said corporations to the auiouuto! mil
lions o dollars. ai.d were ambczaied aad
LlVEUPoau Nov. 1M
Cotton easier but not lower; tales 10,- '
000 ; speculations and exparls S.COO; to
arrived tteady, no t rsostqtions.
Later. t pland not brluw good or-
to be taken.
it til 41 A t Ul. V ' I I
Ibe Governor, a as received a Ihe hands JN OQ CpOVt,
VI ma t cwmaij Jul. itniucij, I
and read Dy tbe I lertc. ' ' '
Ot motion of Mr. Johnston, the
Sage and aeoompsaying documents were
transmitted to the beoate with a proposl-1
tion to print.
By consent, Mr. Ikcoett, introduced a
bill to extend the time of sheriffs and tsx
, they were I collections to settle with the Auditor and I dinsry shipped Nov. and Dec. 8 8 16.
corporations to rutme-Twiaurer. Ii4rerred. . I LaTXU tfalit ksJude 5,40 American.
a message wat received irom in BenftT " v. v w
proposing to raise a Joint selett Coin-1 n , . , , EW JVf"' W"T ,8
mittee, three oo the part of the Senate ' Ool4 opted t tf l-Scotton quiet ; mh
and live on tbe part or Ihe House, on the 1 1,J0S ; Uplands 13 1-8, Orleans 13 8-8 ;
ueoi aoti iiaoimies. concarrcu in. hmiH t,niJ ft- '
posing to raise a joint select committee to I
consider and report what actiot shall be I
taken in r eg aid to the, pending suit con-
The Monroe Enquirer referring to the
assembling of tbe LegitUture tayt:
fcrred to the committee ou lha Miate debt
and ordered to be printed J amount ol the debt thus sought to be
Also, a bill io relation to Special Terms h,Bfd upon the 8tte, less than one
of Superior Courts. Referred million of dollars were used to construct
Also, a bill to confine the burinct of ruraas, hr-iie oeneni or wmcn ucn
the sneclal term of Wavne 8uue.rior t.'oiirt I sppropnatKms were ostensibly made.
souandered. The monsliouscbartictur sad
magnitude ol such frauds may be under-1 cerning the special tax bonds, and taking
stood, when it is stated that of the whole I concurrence therein. !
U 13-10,
January U 7-8 to IS 1 18, March 13 016.
Flour firm ; whet jia.ji cent better ;
Corn 1 cent better ; Pprk quiet and tteady
new 14.50 to
Pending the onrstlea of cotcnirencle. T ry Brrn steam t 13-10 (o7?8: Tur-
the House adjourned until to-morrow i peatint qaiet at 4t' Rosin' riict tt 3 63
U.iS : Lard scarce and
. morning at 11 o'clock.
"The people of the State expect great I to be beld in January next to criminal
Destructive Fire.'
We regret to learo that on Monday
evening the grist and saw mill, a ttou gin,
wool-carding machine and cotton press of
W. C. Moore, Etq., in Little liiver Town
ship, some eichteen miles east of Raleigh,
were totally destroyed by fire. The lost
is estimated at $S,000, but we could not
ascertain whether or not tny ot ltwssl
covered by insurance.
s
Ooweraor't Message,
This document did not reach us in timt
for the present issne, Tbe Governor al
lowed the JVViei to copy it tbe week before
it was sent to tbe Legislature. We would
not publish it except to show tht people
how long-winded is their Governor, and
to keep up an old editorial custom. We
cannot comment, at we have imitated the
Senate in not reading it When we read
and publish we mty comment or leave it
fur the reader to make his owa. We learn
from a member who did read the paper
that the Governor noli fie I the Legislature
io ills message that they could not lit
longer then the first Mondty in December.
a ben the vote on the Constitutional
Amendments will bs counted and procli
mated.
No Tidings.
Our fiiend snd worthy towesmao, Joha
Armstrong, Esq., bat returned from New
York, whither be went to aid ia search
of hit brother, who to mysterious dis.
sppeared on election day, 4th November
We are quite pained to Uaro lbat no tl
dings from bia lost brother had beta
beard, nor no clue to hit probable mur
der had been found, up to the time of hit I bw"
important questions to be considered.
snd we have no doubt they will be han
dled with the firmness and decision that
the necessities of tbe hour demand.
From tba tone of the State press we
gather that the aetina of that body will
be viewed with peculiar interest snd solici
tude. We believe tbey have come togeth
er to render all the service they ctn to
North Carolina, It will be the duty of
tbs press to give them til the -assistance
possible If the body works industrioutly
t thirty dsys session will no doubt be suf
ficient to discharge the great duties and
responsibilities which rest upon them.
By December the 24th tbey msy bsve
completed their labors and may thra go
home to rest. I
The Qood Templars,
Theo. N. Ramsay, General Deputy, is
fast reconstructing North Carolina on the
temperance question. He organized t
lodge of Good Templars at Ysdkio Co!
lege, Dsvidson county, Wednesday bight,
Novemlicr 5tk, with seventeen cbtrtered
members; also a lodge at Mocksville
Davie county, Thursdsy night, November
8th, with thirty chartered members. Also
a lodge at Fork's Church, Davie county(
Saturday night, 8th intL, with thirteen
chartered members. Also a lodge at Smith
Grove, Davie county, Mondty tight, Nov,
10th, with 13 chartered members. Alto n
lodge at Ftrmiogton, Davie county, Taee-
day night, November 11th, with IB char.
tered members. Also a lodge tt Centre
Church, Davlecouuly, Wednrsdsy night,
November llih, with tea chartered mem-
There are now seventy lodges ia
Ascertained tacts prove that said acts
were procured to be passed bj bribery
and other corrupt means.
I be malleasance, misfeaaanee, fraud snd
corruption practised in such disposition
of said bonds were so flagrant, and the
public complaints sgaiust them were so
Mr. Avers, a bill to repeal chapter 101
of the prlvste laws of 1870-'Tl. The law
proposed to be repealed is that which au
thorizes the crcstioa of a Board ol Trade
fitr the citv Iialciirh inn the atioointment
of an Inspector and weiohcr of totton 'bt the very Legislature that under
Mr. Humphrey, a bill to amend see- lu P" ",u cl" onnerrooa , re-
tions 13 and 14, chapter 150, laws ol lal " 01 them by an act entitled "An
18G8'CU. Kefernd Act to be entitled an Act to repeal certain
On motion of Mr, Humphrey, a message ,c,i pttsed t the session of 1 Hi and 1809,
was teni 10 HIS IloUSO proposing tO rsise I "" 'ir"Hmn ,n nmnau voill-
a Joint select committee of three on the P""'"." ratified the 8th day of March, A
Dsrt of tbe Senate and flva on tha nut I 13U-
of the House on the State debt. At the time said sets were pes d there
Mr. Cunningham introduced a bill to w" R1"''' impoverishment sraong the
Drovide for and cur Irreftiilaritit- in ee- people ol Hie MtHte, and great lull 1c dil
r . . : ' . - " .
tain executions, . - i iress ; ii. was unucuino gei irm lira peo-
., . , ...,.... I pie a sutiicient tmount ol money to pay
.. .7 T the current expenses of tbe Slattern! not
arils viviiiiiai'U IUlIUtltl(.TIJ II1C IttllUW
NEW ADVEltTISEMENTS.;
rpHK PAKTT Wnil TOOK AN
A brells, st the Baptist i'uureh Sunday,
thmaxk mlslaka, will obthre the owner by
leavlin tl at '
aovlt T. H. BWlflr.S A BOMB'.
T)K0n.S8 BU!l.DI!(t AND LOAN aU-
UAiivn,
Tbe 45th rrcular monUilf raesllrur af the
Peotrtes B. U Asioctstlon will be held at
IbsotHue ol the N. C Uoraa Insarance Co.,
on r nuay evei ioic, aisi iniv., SI T 0 ckooa.
uses mnsi be pain proeiptir.
nKA rusf UAl.lti
(ov lt . . esrelsry.
for strained, i. t-t n.t-;
Stnckt quiutj, Go'.d , 9 14 : Money 6 :
txrhsngo-long 8 3 . short 8 1-3 j Gov-
emmcnts drill nd ntroria i ?tste bonds
noil. ' " "'
1
N
Kaluob, N. C , Nor. 18th, tHTA
Tbe firm of W. U. Jonra Co.. It this
day dissolve! by tba wlUitlrawal of 0 .. X
Moras. W. H f OSF8.
nor lttlw , , ... C.T MOHKUi
ing which was reid and referred to the
committee on the State Debt atd ordered
to be printed
llesn utton concerning 'he so callou Spiel-
ciar i ax wut ot jtortb vAroIlua.
The acts of Congress, commonly cslled
Tbt Reconstrui tion Acta," and the niili-
t dollar ( f the interest due upon the debt
of Hit Slats had been paid alkce the late
war. 1 be people and the prest ot the
tsto proclaimed constantly, and everr
where their opposition to such Increase of
the Stale debt, and directed nubile a'ten
lion in strong aad oft repeated timit to
the fact thst such acts tnd bonds were la
jp o n ' 1 8
A L E
tary orders made io pursuance thereof, pn vtion i.r the letter and spirit of
BlllhnriMii ami L,.,n..kl int.. . . .. 1 ' . . ...... l 1
.... . ' " w. -'hk'i m,u M I luim unminn
Caeaawfa,
Rieaaosn, Ms. IT.
The offvHegl ol Tonaex an X haagt tsv
4sy were It hagiWde aad I IMttsa
The t-flrisgs at swrtiaa were 4 parkagasx
af watch M was soi4 at M IIhss
Ura asMkarsa rs4 at 47. MM
aadfttO. ran give no qwotaUnee ee
are M tauMaas) ratam. UHtK
riraatataa, Not. IT.
TnWos reasalae ks htf4 aoh aalt
aaaalt hsMawas AWast aa sae, Tarsss
n x4 eVsaaad gs a44, wai IM
aaWsaft B NirM. We qaeae twes SI l AO
ie i no; msaaK-a fair sal T 9 U X.
rie4 t4 tea $ 0 U ll pfliaiaf la
gB4 tVsatM at 471 ta lUt -ArfL
' is
besytag a ataaatsawarf .
I have a lae WH of tgt. Tm
sa4Bahsws;t a na4, whkhaarVsa
wal4 4a wQ it tussle Ufrs prhat
lag aiswwaeva. Itaaa af hwalssas aa M
ga strvvt, Mil to Wyaaa, TaM.f
A fa's Llrwr; staUa. M. bv RiHI
tVtlEMt. '
, ii ii ii .i ate
WiBfwtwn K arm rWt hare
4 war ag eett sonalsrWsra, aa4 we
e l.st H Ml Wka i af
the kUaeyt at t Ike ptraa'lra uTftas
fwst-eae yr i;t Ma W4 sWIn,
tke raelae tIaU-.;j s aVaeha aaa; las
htaa Vf taw atvsiie p a'Wsy taas
I r H.'.ivJt, a ewk s4i a 4 st
Ul s sunsM w laii.i r ike k!t
Mrf ,a fW y 4r.,,
depsrture for borne. It is very lad and
distressing, tnd if tbe tympetbiee of an
entiie community could aasauge sorrow
ted bring back the missing one, we know
thst oar fiirad would be at once com
forted by the glsd news that the hat had
been found, and bira that was supposed
to be dead waa alive tgna.
wistng Boaad the Circle.
Since the Tremaint Troupe's Concert in
this City Isst Moadsy wet k, they fctve
rang at Ooldsboro, Wilmington, Csilea
tte, 8. ,C, Sallsbety and Ortansboro,
maetiag everywhere the tame eotbasiastlc
reerptloe, and, Horn delightful still, full
huuiee . despite the panic. From hare
they f to Fayetlrvitle (to-morrow tad
Friday tvealnga.) thence back to Italdgh
again, aad on to T si bom, which will be
tbe Isat potol mad by I best la tbe Boaib
this trip. Wedarsdsy, 8th, they slag la
New York, tn4 Tkartday la Vgukerp-
sie, tm tha llwdsn.
lUWigb people koid.sg tkkett ever
aflat to-eaorrow night tre rtwpectfutlf la
fore s 1 that they will be gond at be last
tw peieta aanwd.
sis
WeTaiak Mot,
The oWAsm sVsm thinks lhr ta
be a mletake a bo el aoase of the nssaae wt
nsaeitaa4 as rrpediatieg tha Met ft-
tmrg lisrlaratam Wt fraf aaite tare
lhet ie tvasa. Rev. Dr. Cbarlee llllipa.
"I Davtdenn CotWg,raa Itfora, the Xkm
tt U lkUsp.1 Ui!l rrofsea.A, A gra
llrmaa af Ihla ttty, a ) Wiievwr ia SOth
Msy, nsyt Hon. luhard Dnaat'J tt.14 h'
ae did nt Ws ieve a w4 af Ike a .1
tat tp. Mr Uewltw ktew Ut atsie!) Ihe
late Mr, Force, tad la war aaltywitf km
tbs sleieateet, Jades I'sasoa aa4 I loa.
B. F ateort are Uvteg, aa J tat Ue il wr-
httad. Lw. reltfcpt t a's s4if
U what the laW CW Jaatka RbfBa h.tl
Wtthtak Ue IL a ill 14 ear ttsta-
avet fsty tMUie4, II 4a tsqstr tt
a4a, v haww arvrral araMla-
iWa aha nave Ua f aei4 to Mr.
Ooudaw't Waa
Ir fWt sf HiU boy reweag eatras,
bwatowe aa4 nwrts lagrawUg a. a U(
Ceftaia y 4ervt palsasga, aa he ear
ta.a I it aa e44 sa ate aofeai aa. f.
ills were IsUO-lured hsil hsve no pjaer to contract sny new aoca rd Said preUedrd ordinance of asld
a i ,k. M, M !"' obligailoa ia braalf ol cmventlon and tald pretended ecit of
ori. m ine tht Bute, tlcepi to suj.ply a casual ie- A-rmUly. are In the Ju Igmeat ef thu
tbe State with tt membership of firs thou-
sand. The lodge in tbit city number!
four hundred members. We learn that
Mr. Ham ssy lectured to n large eadieece
in tbe court konse at Lexington Ftldsy
nlghL ,
Leftalatiwe toBuasrT. '
Considerable energy was di, pis fed la
both branrhat of the Assembly yttrrdsy.
Several Import sot bills
aad tbe cwnmlt'era art
SeaaU aad also ia tha llooaa rewlutloat
were Introduced repudiat ing tha to railed
special ta i boada. These rrao) utiles were
referred to the committee en the Stars
debt, hot will be fouad la full la our Sen
ste report In Ihe Seaate, eJae, Mr,
Uuasphrey tntrodaced a bill ta settle the
debt of the Stale. This till pmpew Is
snbsUtatertrtulcatat af iad'btedarat for
the eonpoat ascertalbed to be 4eeet4
nnpaid m :hr 1st of Jsanary next, tt par,
sad pay able wltkont latersat at the
veairecw af the Stale. The bill also aro-
poera to tca't down tha retire 4b4 of the
State ta a tam aot to eerd lQ,000ii,
War leg saadry ratso t4 tatorast, pajtble
at saadrj perwda, tad prcvlla a ak
eoce the convention held In this
State oa the I4lb dav of January A.
D., 1804, for the puroose. and
only for the purpose, of establishing a
Constitute n tnd Civil Government That
convention bad oo other power thau that
conferred by said acts ol Coogreaa. These
acts did not conler upon that convention
any legislative authority other than tuck
at might be esscniiaj for tbe purposes for
wnivtt It assembled, nor did such acts pur
port to confer any other on greater power.
That convention founded and established
tbe present Coastitioa of tble State, ex
cept at tbe tame baa been amended.
Article V. 01 this Constitution contains
the following provisions la ivterenee le
revenue and taxation :
Sec. 1. Tbe General Aascmblf shall
levy a capitation tax oa every male In
habitant ol the State over twenty one tad
under fifty years of age, which thirl be
rqntl on each to tht tax fa properly val
ued at tbree bundrvd dollars ia aaah. Tb
commissioners of tbe several countiet may
exempt front cepitelioa tat la special
oasee, aa account af poverty and Infirmi
ty, and tbs Mste and county capitation
tax cowiblasd snsll never exceed two
ioHti oo U head,
s e
"nr. 8. I mil tbs bonds of the State
shall be at par, ihe Giortal Assembly
Tht validity of aomsof said acts fihs
been tested before the Supreme Court of
tbtr niate tnd that court list uniformly
held that the arts passed upon by them
were unconstitutional and void. Th
Chu f Joatice of tbe State haa said in his
examination before Ihe "Fraud Commis
sion," that io his opinion all of said acts
or As moly ate null and void.
Tbe world bad tbe amplest notice of
the illegal and fraud a lent character of
id bonds and whoever lui rated any
money or other thing in thent cvbsrnted
to become an adveuturer, and thereby
contributed to tbe Calamities of tbe people.
r tnst it maiuiesiiy sppesrs lbat the
people of this State tre not Ixi'imi by th
law i-r the rulet of aonnd morality to ro-
cngnixe nr pay the laid bonds or any part
thereof, it Is worth while to Kt the lilirb
precedsnl that wicked, corrupt and lelfiih
men, cannot in tottu di llsnce of conttitu
tional Iimltktiont tnd barriers snd every
principle of morality, pisctlct tuocesaful-
ly sorb Irani! snd crimes npoa a people
la the bt-ur at their greatest ct'amity. If I
any one has innocently Invnitd aay
monry or monry't worth In such bonds It
wis his lolly to htvt dons so. Therefore,
T fltnrral AtmUy of JturtM (MrM4
it mull, Tlut til atd (very tbs said
pretended bnedi purporting to be issued
by theanihoilty of this huts In purse-
A House sad let In the Xastara Ware na
corner o( North aad Cer oa rvate. The
Hoaae Is new an! ballt with an eye to eoa
vesicae, lleoataiui flva bwt-rooiaa wlih t
closet and w.rjroh In arb room i also!
larra P antra x 10 eoaaeeted with duuag
room aul It ver ouavDtai. to t ova ov a
MsleBrhool and t Baiit'sl and Preab tertaa
faanalaloileirae Tha hi eaatalns one taww
of sa aora s xaoa garden, alt aa-esaarv yal-
noases snd Uis best well ol wsWr IB Halalgk
isms msy address
Boris xr JinutlU
IUATT'8 A8TKAL OIL
rrttiufjfli.piort.
" " Nnw Tore, Nov. 18.
' Cotton firm ; sales ,743 balei st 13 I-f.
slS 8-8. Southern flour firm 'at to 33, 7;
common Io fair rxlra $7 03f 10 SO Corn
la2c. better; 67s071-3c for prime west
ern mixed sffost. " Pork Steady, new mess
tl 50. "taVpehttbh1 quiet at 40 i 341.
Rosin steady at tl ?0a 1 80. ' .
Mobty active At T ; txehtfTgt quiet at
4 Ht K"" t 8118 f gwrnuitfnts
dull and ttrong Htitss quiel an,1 nominal.
Cottoooet recetpU 1,1ft bt, et gross
3,297. Fttfuree timed weak; sain 11.4 0
bales December 14 13-18; Jaauary 13
3-18.1 1-4; FslHuary -18 8-1(1; M.teh
14 7-8; April ! -all M. i
WnioTon, Nor 13
WILL NOT EXPLODE, j
. . . 5 .
First FreailBBj over si! Cob poll tors.
' i
FUK tAFhTT AND ro IXCU.LKNT
Bl'RXlNti QUALIT1MITU .
WITHOUT AN EQUAL
j
IT WILL BUBM IX AST LA sir.
. . ' I
, Itltaew awl la
400,000 Familes. '
xSpirite turpeotiae easy at 47. UVn
Measly at tl M tor atrainwl.r ("ru le tnr
peotine nosettted at $t ft t. ttsurol ; 1 S3
for yellow dip.. Tar quiet at 1
. . . . i . . iMAllwaa, .im. is.
, Cotton qakttod Irra, mid lliags II 8 4,
WW middlings 14 S-a to 14 I I, strictly
good ordinary IS -t ; gross reodpt, tM
si port t roast wise 1 33, sales 330, ipliia'ts
aA i. a an
,.r,i i, ;tNio,5lv 18.
Cotton quiet tnd unchanged, tow mid
dling. 3 1-4, net receipts 1,401, rvtxrt
cSattwise 3,033, talet 001, stuck 84 1 .
i , Ha.eif'ii Mnrket.
i auaaaoraw, Dartr. Br U.-T. traAcn
A Sao. MAwe aiUaai'
" Ho ewbvrT.
fara. 4e at trs thM thaaaa We fkeve
tfU4 hut awrasivsa aad taa raak'y tt
itiawf kas. TVs ptr st at the
Msim4 va'f a-Ikw day
i i m ae
ft Use naarsd the tsrsM af tVt Ww4
tBwtan to le tea lata thaesa
af the sgtsise, aad tntswdtog
f4 feeMTte tt stt list traaaav I alt
tt its tavrnni. aad tobst the p
ar Is W awt to Jsat faeaCW t
fsUtaesMy lhs al save Ihe tawaWt
liisre ssf erf;, g W.larttwt et IVwt
ftrft, cr lor supnrvedfg levasioa or Insur
rectlow, a Dins it shell Ii the Sae bill
levy a ipxtal tat to pay the Interest aa
naaHy. And the General Aaaeuabll ahaj
hare ao puari to give or Wad taw credit
of lite State lasid uf ear persna.
tiua or eoriKtraiioa, s leapt ta aid to the
enssplethm of such railroads aa asy be
asSotahed at the tiaae vt ttta adHHn of
this cuastliati-ia, or la akh lha Sute
hasadlrwt peruaiay lalamt, waits lae
swl-ject besabatitied to a dinrt vta of
tl popie of Ihe Aisir tnd be tpprwwd
by a mtymtf of thse Uo tha i eoa
tberaua.
Uwnvral Assembly, Btlrr y tail and Void,
aad not binding In asy way, asose or
manner nhata viT npon tats Stale or the
pnrp'e thereof, and that they coostttnte
a part of the debt of ht t ill ; aad Ihe
Trrasarer It hTtby dlieeUd and m,uirsd
ant to make any note, est luiale or entry of
the same Ja tha books aad rwr,ll I
M tils fll -e r In hit ' i PeiaJ
irpnr.t tnd roatmsticatloai to any
debarment l tbs government or tty ptt-
soa wnatsnever
Mr. Welrh Introduce I a MH diwlsrlng
i TVsrs has sever bam ta
aaite t aieaali - or ,
luJliarlli fnias Its was.
ThlaOB has hasa neldr lae wabUe
CUTTOM TAILt.asrkssMb..,..,.
aVy.pat llv
I..ATIIH Md.r '
LkATHR t rrrK:. .' . .
LkATIikH hUslNtat
MMl.AfeM. Mill.... . .
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rnus
rkATHIKA.
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ni tkau.
atoarrs l tie sevrrai ccBtla 4 naeiy
pf l sre shall balxodle l.ke aaaaaar
aob the Stale Ulis aad saalt aaesr et
erd tbe double uf tbe cHal Ul, etospt
imm f dill al Iks asniraiiiitf af a ansae tiite I . - ' r '
r " I tppraval t l Ike waal AaUf,
to st Sost a-1 txos-Hlir.g I iX) W f- I inesa.a.i.el pa'p of Ibras prast
taaem M tbe payoMWt af the prtac pal. I tioM wl tbe e aiii e is to proU.tuaal
The nrovlaioai of fk.s b,U will be sssle
fatly saaaifaat whea It C-OleS Bp fof
sldTslioei.
Mr. Webb, la the Saaal, Iatrln4 a
bill to attaie the vaHJ d.U nf Ihe Mate
aad to pay It Taw W M wil rsv-tve 4ae
eawsiderauua when eat wnwe) t $.
tern piw4itt
what pont.m ot tte Bute debt it valid
ted to riy It.
Attn, a rveolutioa tirotldlae loratevl-
tuc 1. 1 ae tssas tfd by ihe lsa-1 IIM f (h. mhs of order of ti, Nsate
swv latf
The I'rwt IrBt snaotiared Maasia. WeW-h,
Cannlegham tod tC g at th cuavisutlee
aa fbe raviakia tif tbsralra.
fiewtatlnaaf Mr. Wskn, M asi I n, i
tsatof sea- I 1V v
Steer af essay at Ihe Se Oeltsd low x-
pbwtv lalt, . ' .
JILILi UVTld o,
' " tots Atewta,'
aav fttf hailrt. B C.
I I I T A ft" "I 6 A ft D1I8 .
Gatlaea aad l4r esa he a' eat
4W4 art aaard oa raaaiss' Ie tana sad a
I U.aaat atl faraislHd rweaa, far aarUraiaei
nil, par
IMiUtA. M lb Wry ,t.
riTAIka. Bwaat bat ka. .. ,
TAI.UW per lb .... .. .. .,
vikauaja pareal.....t,
Mil
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l-toa Old Bra.
tsaarva W. Klag. enthi.l af Ha-fti
stent, tppl th IWf'eg r Btl !4af.
4 aw last atfht ' la tb as d at of a
atirns," a parksc it atd rye ,
There kappa aad to be pra4 t-.lal
todfo to stoj the parhsc wss H.
atiiiad aad prawBaxwd by thasw Na. 1.
He thnsisas to S4 as Ike aia al'.h
IMSMh."4i. Ut bias .'.
rsaaJraf Dafcsa.
let. trry rsi shaw'4 tat avarrad
lb) Sf af Iwee'yirs. w ska-w
aaaw tot a--g'al af 4r. '
1 1. I! very avat aaaa)l4 ra4 arwat fi
t-a h aewd tohat wl el saaet hr
sea b 4 a tae yvare eftst tot
ama.
M, trsry ntaa stM-atd bh kh I
at tsael sa. laaia a s Aad It
are ta eaaabt kas to Va aa. h stoa f
saitaw tettfsis m3 R H I a i
BSM-a, m fits aaaw ae hr-g
Ff aa) hf Js-ws is A C.
Ito.i.k, C,
I w ,a.e i m ttl e
3sataltal al rakaaa It MaA
a4 a "a k rtf sAtrtiaae to i rtsiik
lacrvaa ad la Val4 of Ike
mala i tt4 W twpf'y a ealaaiaVorai ra
M sappnaa.ag latauoa er ! im-
aaiaae la as an e,J ba iaare4 eiibls
lb tiaklta'x-a tad to U asy ihs ae-
rnSa4. "I be kwad id lha flat' here
a, at af te, s-aew tbe latJStaiina
of ia re4i4t,a baa tt par.
Th valid debt af Ihe IHaie oa
day a Said aXllllHaI ilrnli, sa
aaS 4 H y
rial ssaaaaa a l.'"S pia sad taaatt
!, ramtatt la tbe Jer 111, a4 sa
tiaeal'y t ta hu tlaa taUl tha rratal
b ine 8 tt aaaaas.
Th aauaaaa.4 aaa4 law UlaWe pa-
mi af IB iata. a aey fst w.laia ll part-!
tea saaatMaad. ha S-M I l',Ui
r.:t.ir-3.fi sfW hy ik. us frsta
(a a lae A nulla, B a.a. ttolba M aiN
pyr, tf aw tva. tNat al B"
taa tbe toaaU'atas wal
mi" ejwa , I. a d lha LwtM't n.
rrraa. U-t aat at U naabj, stae laara
had baa a aMi saar, a e ike
paae ad aypeww livsatufj af ter
Sarttna.
BiaeaVhaaiss ik Calmaa tl,i'ag
a-aaaS "S r-afcavH h IM " fiwaatrw,.
us atti" M t !. n4nh
so try af4.aavM avs g at Spaea.
p ,ata af as, aay a Sataat al r-r-d
aaafaasatkaat. aa MNig that ( to ia
af IM pt ta tr'd t f s lk i
TV aa -S A Ik Laa aia
I -a aaUa4 Aa I A s I na af ta
amaal taaaxbaika aa4 Haaf i, )
lb UfJa ad tt tt." V Sa M
Mf-4 sajr-ataa a I aa I aail
af t 'r t-na ad IV laSart af
t'a' k. W Ik I ,M.alr War ft tt
kwvd bs A la saaataak, tbasl
W . a la !( , ms ad tb laj
yr-je af - a mj hwa
a k. a w.fl at It o k-s asii4 a4
t aaaas, a4aWai to l-s t ate ia
that tb steading Cmltts
Hna mat I nti to art tin etbrraia Mdatsd
Ik nw wnsira frura the oaJ naa-
Inr at IHitrirt In lakt th p.aMt lb
rvrral (a as ml! tare oeetiisd by laatr pev
e.r, aa
At I fO I aseassg ill rwlvd fraat
the II lrno.i'tiag the G nawn 1
aanaaf with ate pylsg dvea'a,
sfi a pr-p.avi.e Hsrst,
a swtxai af Mr. Work, ihe
HIIBWIU.BI A Bttin0trTHII
a i ml. 1aaA aasianatl'as to I
KV, aa Tbaraaay the Inn aay at A
It at aarUv rfat4 tkt steak h) Un
k an sa ! to eitaa aili sa iwnlaa. .
If evAaear It rraattaSI, ,
Jllaol I'lUi tg-Waal Aff.
J. t BaVraaia , fraaiak
aav te-Awd
WITVOtrt'fOJf hIAItllKt.
Cewaarvww Hsit Ht 'W f. T,,a B.
..liaatat aaa taaaieiio h)sa at a?
4Uiia, X.t, hur .
CtUak-.al-S tolaa, '. .... IS.
stBbtirJr tTiBiko
lUtst af ., .
llth.
nrrr-t rp
toatopflat wsa rarwrrad (a t4 Ike I 1
rawtlaf f Ik d a?sae! 4ipat4 silk
TheVrasidesi ssaar4UM l- i,eeg
tBf4at: Mr. J -ba.- a a the f
Ml ItSaraal Imarnsnavsl aad aw
lb I .-sa Haw aa rl Its it'Wa, aad I TuPmATNE lilitJii.7
Mr. R.a. as ihe (Wssaattuw aa the It A A-iiXUiJ.A J aUXVWk.
Me Ay!maal M Ik li
&4aa al-.
jw e -o-a af Mr, Mmw. waaa af ab
a,e at grsaiad I M'. ' alhie
4atS fiaaa to-4f
lalMlea Ml. . vera, lit Paaale
U) aaad lt4 ! at If as.
Inn ' Ir.iaur lutt " w ii. V, i f
j O K K II ' II A I. I I ii-d l hi. W-tart h. it
Ba'eaa a a n...laa f ' 1 la, ,l-'i: a
irM,(tk Pisrl ili I'.ivJ.I IU
tonafUr wt I totua4aetd J J.n s
MJIarallarA. I a W, flarl. IVall
aixVl, aatatasa aad ai(t'Wa. , Is
bnekk .a toar In tv nsr-a.i ue
aaU' I'titaa,! laeaj H riaiat tVu 1
(ltaslail Saar 4, sfaitAlea Areaaal4a
tt I I rat sbM te-'aa'.al tra to rai. If
fvatakad.
uotr r w-na-wtAiivi.
Tl a'bst, ? . It
rekar k.4.la, rslWd lb Uaw to I
erdaret HAM
Jasrael read aad vd
Itrfaa4aiS fraaa, ad Caaetp. Ba-
B a . -4 at -! k,.ia by i aa
Wf M-W.sa. 4 f kaikasa, as ta-e
4 ttMaeaad art I kaa-a
Mr. baaaatt, stsa to naaaialth
sa af at Wl Sa M a iki tbrw att 4
iW. l-faArtas a ,lirt k, la UvlU.sli,
Mr Ma . a fwa-lal.aa aWtars It
11 VA lata tA.
Ut, Mi La tr s, t paaj'i.aa f as ti.
sa -i - a4 a4t I a M 4 aW
aMa S.-e'!
V M wt. a to I 4 in M-f af A
K at w. a'-aatg af tlaaaM a't
Mf II . Mil ta aa i tol -
raviwtut ii i T t Bbf est a
iaua II . aav tae W ei ra tia
joii a rtruwn ;
to aa tamely aew t
aLAhtlcla. AKU JUUulU'C
vUA. '. . ' ' (
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MIL Flflt' ttfTT,tl OS
Circunstancco.1 .
Tssial rujtaaaatto eaaaUi al4 WdL l
T rl 1 - .
THE t03T0S
l tls sa'Vs Taj
ttlata BtlTI, FkakW aa''Tk.a,,
I kakl AVaiaa, BaaU T Hal . f Itoas
a)wsa rsadf to watt a eastern. 7s
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WJiai riaa Aa Aa SilnVivt , i e a ....
te WATtk-iw-g ri. At I'AUAkl -
tw.tol UU U haA I Slaate ,-..
atabna tea ai4 ravaa alaaaa f n
Bast t wraaasrw l tut A.a , . a
f sa lr to awat taa taaa at U
taaaaay a) a BaaaMt ) 4 aaa a af
IB tVat a-aatra, b'
, Baata, A , t fat t, -f
a uf -
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