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UNITED. CTWraCQUKTt.
IMiitrirACoaafearaeelaUaejet.M "
United tttetee trra Port Eiitem Dto-
trfot of North CVvtiHM to Balebjrh Brat
MuntU, to inM.wlM .Meaday to No-
H L Boad, CtreaJt CosrlMc t MMtMCl
HalUmort.MiL -1
.Uw W, Brooke, Dtatrtrt CbewtJB East-
era HUM 1 tBKUara, HMMU)lH'iii
V.ay r.hal, jlHIHl eSBaa, Balaam."
litoU-)ifi if--i4 ahtjww: Jm!
Eltaahet Ony, thW Meeaay to AprB sad
tterh, M B Calpepper, reaidea
NMrbetfoa Meaday to AptdtodOf-
Mdarfef ttaWktoaUeit' Val0t
MarahaLV B HDL eBaiefc
DUt'k Attorney, BAtherd U IWIfar,
'XSataW n Yemifc afted."-;
0. scracuiv cmr-wwrm wmtct.
II L IM.UI CkuB Gmrt JaA, BeN-
Mill . - ' " - - f .
Robert M bitM, M Mantel
Cirewlt aad IMetrlot Coarte totheWeetora
IMatrlet are held at tha mbm Ubm. , ,
Ur aboro', Sret HoaOaj to Apr aad Oe.
user, c , -. '; - s '
Clerk, JohW Fay, MlMittj
Matonflto, tkM Koada; to Aprt Md Oe-
Oartt,Bawy C Cowley tMideato
AatMrfTU,' rat Vookaf aftar tba ftmrt
MnaWUyln Apflaa4 etobw. f -
Clerk, K R HaasHoa ; wwIaaya, AaWvflla.
Vkftf Lawk, il IMitrfet Attoravjr, tnaV
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UNITED BTATCS JHTXSNAL BXTEXUK,
I J Tosag, CoQaetor foartk DUtrict,6ffloa,
P W PWta BaparrUort CawMhaa, A.,
office, Ralam. , . , , 4
Cam rertj, AaalaUat SoperHaof, SaMgh.
GOVERNMENT- OV EORTH CAHOUNA-
.. i . - , fit
uaopwri varfKnuar.
Curtis II Brogdea, at Wayne, Govaraar.
J una a Heata
Kf AtakW,
Joha B Neathery. PriTala Secretary.
i
iM4. of IredelL UeaMtMM Ooeraot
and Pnaldelit of the Beaata."
W H Hawartoa, of Kowaa, aemaarr ato.
uavM A mmkhml f uaaioa, Tiaaiar.
AOJeaklna.T Ber.
Doaald W Bala. Chief Clerk. y
Joka RHIIy. at Canberlaad. Aadl oa.
.Ill m IH lllli V MMM
Wia P WeOeralL Calrl
M U Foot, of Crarea Buparto
af Fa-
Juba IMinrna. af Wake, a
T UHargTOfa, af 4)fuilte AM. taaaraa
W C Jttn, MeckJaabarf. Btata
Tkoa at rarae af Fomrtaa,
Uearp At Millar, af Waka,
af tt
' . ; aoTkaaoa't covaeib
The Sertetarr of State. Tuaeaw
aad Baparlnteadeat of rabUe laatrarttaa.
BOAKD OF EDUCATION.
Tha Oovefane. Ueaieaaajl Oawraaf .
Ury of faatev Treaearer, Aadttur, 8pertatea
eVot of rabUir Iaatrortloa aad AUnrae Uaa
ral maathate the IMata Board of Edaeatlna,
The Governor pie iileai, aad tha lupaito
teadewt, af jPabMp. laalrarUai, Mi ifiry af
the Board. rT '. " .
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BVPEEME VQVXT., -Ti
Kk-batoad M Faaraoa, of Tadkto, Chief Jaa-
tlaa-'ii' 0 ttf b u i a . ti b&&
Kdwto O Beadav of Parana, Aaaockto Jaatlea.
Wrn B Rodman. Beaufort,
WPByaaBulfekleBlat,, '''
TboaHM Bettte, Uatlford. M v
TaieweU L UaerroTe.o OraaTflle, E-portor.
W BBaa, of Waka, Clerk.
1 A Wkker! af Waka, MarabaL '
Meete la fcdehth oa tha Brat Moaday to
Juauaryaad Jana. J i.r.V.V.&.l
V 8UI ERIOR COURTS.
J C L Barrla, SoUaNar, BaMffh. r
wAKE-eefMrTT ooyebnment. -
' CoatinUalonra Bokmma J Anea-, Chab
.auw , Wja Jlaka, AO Joaaa, Wat D Taraer,
. Bberltf-B M Dam. ' V J "
tapariorCoait Cterk-Jao K, Bmrthit .
Treaaurer-PaTM lewta.
Reirlaterof Deaae-W W WkBa,
Coroaer Jamee M Joaea.
Bttrtapar-IJWkltahar.r.1' " . -
UNITED STATE! fdOTaUUMSirT.
rtyaeea 8. Oraat, of DJtooh, fTeaMeot. ; f
Ilearf Wilaoa, of Maat, rnaklent. ttl
lUmfitoa Flak, of NTtI Bee of Btata
Baahuata H Brlatew, d Eentookj, Baera-
IUIaaWatt1l Iowa, oaeraUrJ of
tLtf af . Eobeaoav'of JUw Jane BMra-
tSohuatNM Dalaaoi of Obkv Becrataiot
IBiemav
rkSr-?rr
Baaf
aaraaaH JawaB, OoakaetMl,1 INaAaMa.
terUeaarmL '-.--;
jc1." !"' ''i'l' a: a
BUITIXME COUET OT THE V.
Morrlaoa . WaRe, of OWa, Chief Jaatlea.
Nathaa Clifford, of Ma. !Aeo. JaeUea.
Noah H. vwayaa, at m, '" 1
Baatael MilW. of b, ' l " , -1 "
Davtd Datla. of Ul., j "
avhu of 111..
J. rWiL of CaL. -
WUUaai kt. Bteoar, of r,u. T '
Joa.
r. Bradler , af M,r4
4 HtTol M. . . --
Ward
Coait
Brat Maaday to
Waaktogtoa,
if ' '
N. a BXPEX&EXTATI0X d CONURESa.
'- aaaaTa, ,
let Dtatrtat Jaaee . Teatea. '
9d i " J AH ma". a
Sd f ' t A M WaddeB. ' i
tk Joe-h I. Darto -
6th- ,. A M"bca!.. r
"ff!
kfl Home 8 AaM, .. . a
- aena r MiaTittim ? ;
f iime etam '" v
'Ktrur MaJ. B VJHaul. ...
- a i.l . rwi u.-.i u
AlileraMNlaiMV-,MeKAa,4oka
jtnuatnmr. u 4 uaanniu. , ri'. ' i
Macoad Ward- J JStfWtJVJOI Martto,
Stewart Eiilwin.
Tkird WarA
-mis?
Blake, Wat C BUoaauA,
JaraeaUHarfta. . ' l ""' -''
AtOk Ward- 6 JTIwlnfc J BttJU.Wtt.
thvaa. B U Joaaa. : ).-imiW
! ..TfMMarat.Laa D Baartt, ,M
t. ,
n.mn
,.A AAw .WAbJf Vt
. L E
at V V tt II I W H
to BBT,6i;iS.-f ri
UvHl.'V'aU Omi fHtr4ih tha Etato
lU Ulfflw.UclE-ia;i
' Boo. Joha Eeiti oflUUayllU.uJ
of tba 8UU Jadlcial tiatnct,; Brrired ia
tbeclrtfiui BtorBlns, nd fci atopplnir
ft V XattOCOBgft AOtat'
Oar Gunueni bat UajLcdMkWraUT
carad up t toa af frait aatching their
tobacco, Jorhif tka ,rcQt . axU! aaap.
Tbf ifaAUwjM twned traraMr, aad
OTU Lula M But Ceat, a" iocletr
oftjor tlfad,ttRtT Ai 'fWkaat,
fl?f thaban-
ara prapar
danng Fair
traakw U wUl girao at tha) raaidanc
of Uni AUt CreftcU.' Tartieulara hara
laNew Yor& jraatarday, eotton iitm
aaa arJaaKIS MdV; OrleaiiA.
14 1 8. - floor ' and 'Wheat quia and
teadj.;i,ora final Spirits turpentine,
SI l-2k3l Koaln, l.70aS0 tr trained.
In WOmington, cottoo waa quiet al
11 S-4 canto tot nkUDInga. Ia Norfolk,
IS cento for ukkUinn,
P J$ stara'r tim Valtad Statot
t-Trcait CMrt R tbto dUtrtctcanBncea
la (Ua citj tba laat Moadaj abs Xertm
Iter.' Tha Tarioua dockeU af present
aa IbUuws t ' Civil caJaadar, AO
i criminal, W r eqarT W?
laivQ Vala4italaaaaaaa,a, t fv
Oawl Ttaqilan, lata f calred a latta.
fr.a Uasu Valtac uU Williams, of
Baaatjntl g that. U wiU be
Crni, at taa laeilrtf or tba grand
i, at FaycUevCla, aaxt weak. C'oL
. . A7Wkatats f Gaorxla, Rleht
Worthy Craa4 Taaplar f tba World,
m ajaa ba la attendant, '.;- ; t'l
Coareadoa af lit mtotera at Ifn
day aacb -118 1, . 4 Exttaa aad iacldaa
Ula, half aa much more -1723 say. Two
days 11,430, spent dlaciiaaing BokWa
dUablllUM and still anotber day to
(renUeca torn It over to tha
legislatnra, where it belongs, and go on
wltH thaaooatltoUotu ' i A -
Tub Laot DfAvoxnaIa the tiila
o(!a novel, by the author of M The Odd
Thunp, ' . " Garwood " andoiber popt
ular works i It ia jost front the praa
OCX. J. Hale A Sen, 17 Unrraj s reet,
y'fw, Tork, and ia a nodol of neat, clear
typography and tasteful binding. The
special charms of the story are the depth
aad Intricacy ofjte plot, theu sparkling
dialogue, the high ebua of its characters
Bad the pure moral tone that pervades
it IkOieJierws
the heroines noWa women. r.Tbe inter
est ia maintained admirably through an
inuicate labyrinth of Incident and ad
venture, and the resdot lays It down
regretting' that it eleses so aeon. , i'.
It is for sale by A. Williams. Price,
TScento. - .fw.' t
..- " ia ') i Awl
t-, PiolMUUM.T-Toanterprtaingoaog
t to of , M.-Callasv Wyokoff A Dope,
ensM :aai boiler, uatitnTCra; of this
ity, have 4ast leseivsd aa oirdar from
th great tobaccooiris, W.T.Blsckwell A-
Ci,' af DU.U, tot iw. .
ar ot
dCViurae powrti Tbe material wiU be
tsfvsd asst week, aad tt ia expected to
hare ths enjtlo' emp)cte4(aed Bstap
by about the mlddlr of-arw m-vth.
The Blatkwalta had pai.paaato aadestV
erne 'fiWi Bfof tv ateaalva Korth
era maaaraetaiw, but 0r Balalgh tret
carried off the coatrsot . 0o I for
easigv. (kill w d tatarprlae ' '
To-dav when the ordinance af the
relief of W. W. Holden waa aadcr, dla
cutoioo, Er. Bassell took Mr, -Toorgeo
to Usk for characterising the Savtoar of
mankind as a carpet-bagger, . Mr. Toor
ge4 replied tat his worda did sot par
take of blasphemy ia view of the fact
that our Saviour waa alluded Urn the
iftble aa the elder brother, and he (Tour
gee) aa a younger brother certainly had
a right to allude to Bins to the way that
he did. . The tmblwhtng impadence of
this Yankee Impostor Js only equaled by
((Jiki of ObU Tnipfh(l
vim nkruJbl laboa are
at or mronmim'a, u ,
irfaaBtti2
ti: coNcxiTuncm ecu-
J j ' . "
I 1 1 jrv,r 1 "! "." .Hurt .P .J
'j ! SlRTBERTtt PATrf-
At 10a. avfrAWteai iaBo
called Uie Convcatkw to atdor.-
-Trayer by Bev. Mr. Marshall of the
city sf'it 4 " k ',t- ' 1 " ' ' " Wv'(J
Mr. IU)tafrorf he '(UttolUee on
Bevls subialUed a report, offaring a
sftbsUtute for the ordlnaoc,, ht tegari
to aalmiltUng'amsnilmen to" adopted to
the jtoopWlhasabatltuto1 provides
that amendments adopted to - thlsCoa
stlfatioa shall he sabatltted aa a whole
to the people at thf regular lection1 la
STov. W7. Itetama to asado by
aherUr within 20 days after the elecuoa
to thief Justice of thf tSupmno eoarkj
aod if a vacancy should be at that Uma
la the fflc of Chief Justice, than ' to
tba Attorney General who ahall oowat
the votes for ratification or rejection,
and the Governor ahall procbdm the re
sult by proclamation, Ac r u . t:t - .
On motion of Mr, Beid, the rules were
suspended aad tb matter waa tokea ap
aubstltnto was adopted, and tba
as substituted passed Ua aeo
nd jraaomgv rii'rnv- 7 frW
Oa motion of Mr. Beid, th ralea
wera suspended and the ertllnanoe again
taken np and ordered to be printed,
aad inade special , order for Saturday
iext, at 10 a. m. ''" .'Z','.'" :
I Mt, Vanning, of Chatham, from th
Comauttoa on rrlvOegea aad Elections,
iabmtttod a Bftsfority, nport BA .tba
Robeson couaty oontoat oaoa' h.hi
(This report Is a vary, vohtmlnoas
and cannot be givoa lafdllaatta
ipiportance demanda.,The report n
oubstance recites that tha eontestanto,
Mewrs. MeNefll aad Noraseat, asast
have their right to tha seals atabUsbed
byamiHutooeftboioabookAe4
and that aU the testimony ; In the ease
mast be before the Committee, and
prays the Convention to take such order
ais It may deem necessary to. most tba
ends of Justice,' and reeommend that
the resolution ousting thj pteeent nv
combenta, Messrs. McXaehia aad Buv
dalr, do not pass. That the certificate of
the Sheriff, made outaprtaMi facim ease
for the Incumbents, and thai it is (or the
eontestanta to relute this and estahDah
their right to the seato. That there
was no competent testimony before the
Committee oa this subject; Ac fTbat
the icX of assembly' giving contested
ejections to the Genera! Assembly It
applicable to this case, has not been
complied with by either the eontestanta I
mcumbenta. Thiaaotdoea aotap-
auoj tip vwronwou oHatnuwe rates
?lffii!!$lL aitiitlm liilLi
itV report, which sets forth that the con
tea tan U, Messrs. MeSTeQl andNorpient,
are enUtled to tha. aeats an account of
tha refusal of the County Commlssfonm
of Bobeson county to county the', legal
veto of several townships by which they
jtth eonsteatants) Would have received
a kaajority of all the ' votes cast, and
tUB action of the County Cotanilssloners
tha matter araim trand. r . ''
On motion of Mr. Itanning, " of Chat
ham, both the reports of v the majority
andniliM)ritywsraotderedtobepr1ated,
bfr. Albertson moved to maka the
iall.l:it-ilJisl:;a:i'f5
jMr. Manning, af Chatham, moved to
aateaa tne motion or maxiag mem spe
cial order for Taeaday at 11a m.;. .
pCha yeaa Bad nays were called and
Jft, Manning's arnendmeat was adopted
bjf a vote of yeaa Si fw KlZ'i
jMr. Shepherd, from the Committee
oa) Manicipiat Corporations, submitted a
. French, front, tha Committee on
thh Legislative Department, reported
fototably an an ordinance to create a
Department of AgricJlnfa.'f .'fV''
Mr. Tanghn, from the same commit
tee, submitted a report offering substi
tutes for various ordinances.
The foltowmg ordinances wera appro-
ptiately referred lrVJnTiilii t-
Dy Hr., StalUngs. an cwdlnsnoa.to
wnand sea S, art 8, providing a tax oa
dogs for tha protection of aheap hat
baadry. u j v v .w w
By Mr. Avery; an 'ordmanca to levy
a tax to keep up ferries, bridges and
roads counties to tevy .the tax. ,,3fo
persous but criminal to- be compelled
to Work the roadW V -'; ' " ' V "Jiiftli
i i ? uxrmsHZD apaiaiaa. ;""
The ordinance to relieve W W BoV
dea of his dUabUIUea, Incurred by
tonca of court of Impeachrnent,
takea Bp. aa th. nnflnished bualueaAef'
yesterday. -. t " -
r too question tecum vpou tr.e aso
tUntao'sred yoeterdy by A'tw M'l
" .... (, ' J
tiiXltm'sli Cd bit action no
doult t.it tU 'CommXtee oaf the Judi
cial Ccpirtat a rigLt tosufps Cut
M asas&tsd to It,' Cui alea tla com
mlttei Caeuni tha nutter ba bad not
fUny and ttetfj sbada ap tJsmlad bat
ha had ii&4 to Bow, and that v2&eot
consulting a single aouL After a long
and car?J4mt!glgtn and reflection,
ha baJ'K
thf paafagi o tbto eriitonoaawa, aat
be Wialativa withut tU aeantor of the
res&3ctloa thmwa afoOBd tola body by
.(3Cr JUssett fitted. .th4 Pm
Uae stoo'.J. hava Jbaaa loalia tba die
cuealaero fjla atatter'.! He alhaded la
tlS tema. of A.'Tuuryae,
few, days ago, hi regsjrf to..the epUhet
uarpetsar,ff aad laald that Mr.
Toargee'e' blasphemy Is, llkenteg him
self to Jesus Christ and calling the Son
of God a carpet-bassoon Jadea, laid
thM rsntlassaa open, to bat called
perempeorHy to order, 'w' ":1
Mr. adger'a LljflLJbi-iapport f
this ordlaancowae-able, pleaaant and
unewepUotiablc ' It WW, aa appeal., to
aerre a personal friend K. Tourxee'a
peecb was attter, offensive, and illogi
cal. Thatrgeneniaji,
Beama ia eoaatltote.Wntaalf ttoj chief
fuglemaa and leader ia h ade of the
bouse 2fe(air.A7aAJ,waateee
Urre. taleiUjdetciopod.a Utile nwee
The gentleman from Geflford, (Tourges)
ieems to b very sealows, on all acca
akto;teodaviy: .v'-.-T
Mr. Haaaan then sketched tba record
af Jfr. Holdea ao mr At trrntea pro-
W pa paruoBoOf aajwUMejaa
it thii Ctonvtntioa.bad pa power
paw thai ordinance, and, though Bol-
waa a double traitor to the United
and la tba $tat of Sofih XJaro
ha was a parte mask, aad would
toaaaeitaoetttottottaeasto
provision for CM pardoft of joch
Mr. Barrfagar aald that be thought
t Mr. Aiberteon bad assented to tha
mport of thf Cocnmfttea on tha Judklai
pepartment. He eetrainly eud. and ro-
g rat ted thstaotaisf m faot ffaatlamsa
eawrks had Vaekae his eptaio taa
OotrmUoB iberia pwer lo'peia
ttils Ofdiaaaeety Parsaaal aiaatdsmthias
aWa hlai fatactwU U oea tita
airMere. sad if wehsd'tbe power be
Woald Aver the aa bat apee) aeblto
gceaads ha ,, , eeeld. 'i aoa .. : sapprt
Is. ordlsaeea. fitereor IIoHea
r-wr
trtorsbi e.errov.en4 H0t jNrtia(
ls srAOBLnd jJnriI.,iri
antaorlty ag Ueet taa aairsicrS-a-rpatr-
ted by ttsVasWs: 'fiW'Wn
Eoldea was ;arni1dl by;: ppmiimm
toaa af bis OWN aatlyaajkiat agef aiav
aslf (Mr Batrt gei aad Uo othf Who
aim f Us e ara be wm puisutegjv Jtt
fioldaa aid ,aea ufootto eaterWtaff
ggeatlooe il the eoiasslitoa bet "ate
aetioas did bj! ahof thaf as.aoevi.
ttea's WvWa wert tH'iM aaaVlduifaj
a ef carpc-. W.osW taat
BBfowsd, tal
:a lesa, bet ta,kia pmntmmti
wotdd.Jkax.to htve Uraaf pa-bag-
BMia(et m, af d, bf vanjiid tell
eettawMtoi idetfAatTtbo
dky . Jweld ea jr ha . the, aaaaa; aC
evpet-beggrnv aejcee, Ac- woatd'he
ait a ., . .iw:d il , i."
nted the ordawnoa. .. IIo
ta:lgaiir
as a atattee nf ffMerasirr. ' L
tnan hadalahalwai ba' nater to.
hive iuBjkftor,ak
e was teu6threncd ia , tba eonfl
dWoffrisnoe.waanot; pttbiah
ntent enocghf' Ba .tjBji)ughA
vtO of charity ahjoiutd. ba twn uavar
tha pest sins of the man to be benefitted
tyttikordbieAeeiAeV ;!.u 'l'n"a'1'
V CTdgnianwoub not ray what
i be hia action if be thoosht the
Ceaveailoa hadiae powet to peas It.
Ba went on to 111ns trate.bv ahalodea
why th power to part' this ordinance
dldaot reside to tho ooavciitftmmylow
of tba eorreundlng clistattcea. 1 1;,r r
Mr BtoUlaH aald ha waa a ataatbef af
tha eame ehareh.as Boidsa yaad
wis a perwaal tritad af Akvboi he was
act here to be tolaaiosd prsoaal
aaWdaiaalamr
i..obrrTe.tbe reatrlotWthrewa anew
thk toevsaUoa by act af tbs saaaab fa
aad did hot lama tbjs prdiaaBea could
W pateai' aaasWttji irltl) .at;,
H wwatd favar .ameadaitatgtelrw: th
LegiaUUi the power to pardoa toseff of
tblslted.' Bat bV,.aVt fiat if
teegasMr iteldea .frtead the
pWege of th etdiaaaoa.aa.the grsiaad
of!rU aad Wffc::!uW,iaata
safteara ef the srt af atpeaofm'al
ami edgMatVyj thU .
Ma, be woeld oet remove r"se tfUkbf
ktes ifehaJ. eEtbfi
lu Mr-Toung
Uppealed
laanea
.a.
friclils.at Oea Catdas aama boteae a
pat-M srieaaila a erofer eeubYtot
askiagarlght bat elrwiocj, U axfcld
tbi adveaatf tba wuto V$ did not
w,Un-ktaaeraaTtodyetataertBt
heiaei the Oeettauoa or us b-rkuaiara,
bat ba thought the perdea netbt to be
Mkef I y aaMahaaka-af tbf fTia aetpt
traW, aad aMtey,' aot rikb, atktd for'. '
TOTtiraol; .p.k.la j.vor ofthior.
- tir'Trgai'aecap'sd; the tier Npaif
teg de Opprobrlam wlth wblcb geatle
eaei asd tSa word eerpe'. Uj
"f Kf Bat'oo rtgretted that the eTvbate
aa qaJ hi ioaM b Tf diliud late
cfiniaart'ia lie 'bad hpl"lliat it
eeld bo'amfeed wlthli li tojaW
Uatitaw He thuaabt the Caaveatioe had
a rlf M to pass the ardtaaaee, aad should
da h , e ,aa act of augaaalailty aad
aterey,' AVe. Be adtoltted th tt Governor
Boldea did vtotoWihe oastitattoe, aad
did aat laspsash the Jwt ee of the Jadg
meat of th eoort ef ImpascbaMal,
taareioMAaskil4kM bat
mercy. -
Mr Durham mevtd to adkNua natll
te-atorrow at 10 a m. .
j Oe the aall of Ms Jarvis the yeaa aad
aejs were bad sad the atotiaata adjoare
was adopted by a vole ot yeas 16,
Wsi-.M. .
iAeuran." v "
, McansMBoao DomThe male
academy, condacted by Prof. Conrad
kad C. A. Martin, opened Monday with
good attendance and nattering proa
beets, i iWeslcyaa Female College
bpena aaxt Jfonday( and Chowan Bap
ust Female Iastitute a few days later.
Walter T laislter was married in Suf
folk, Va , this week, tnd has gone on a
brief hoftoymoonatk Xortherntour.
lodge D. A, Barneehfmeriy of Jackson
ins built bimself a handsome residence
n Murtraosboro.-Cotton-pkddna: go-
ng s ahead rapidly. Murfreesboro
alkt of having a newspaper Wesley
)eloacbo bat lnveated a new and valu
ibla hocse-power appatatoa.
Taa) taat, esawn. M', i Maaaiag this
i loraiag . eelied , the prat urns . qaaatioa
i poa tae ordiaaaee of Mr. Badtfer to pat.
loo W. W. Boidae. . Mr. Bvlger said It
ra traatteg bim wltk gre t discourtesy,
' 'ohim beieaged the pilvi age ot cJoaug
I ie debate, es he wes the stiver ef tee -dlaeaos.
Every daoeot deliberative
y cAeCadad Ah
neatly gate aottoe that lie cUoted the
i ight ta Cass the debatr. Bis side of the
I ousa ware a on led oat aitb this inek
i aat " debate, aad weald hav called the
ravioas qatstlua th!s asuraing bat for
i aaraaota gives by Bepatlieaas that only
i wo t thtes oa their side would speak,
i id th .t for f short lima The Jadlci
I rf Oommitite had reported asaaiaroeslj
I st this Cuatiatiua bad aj JarUdictioa
c tea tebbe. ."
I It bad now assumed the character of
s big political field fight Be did not
propose to allow the enemy the first
'i nd but speech, besides two or. three
1 1 One. The debate will certainly close
ti-morrow Judging from the Impatience
I members.
A. Hnan.1 toavMf Kuxaa Aboot
.anel rk ytetcrday aitatmoea,' William
Oawla, a Begrw oeviet a the w ikbotae
1 1 tote ooeeiy, while aegaged ia spllttlag
wlied oa the praialur, was ssiii4 with a
d aim. w utea.a fiaado,-aa4 Mltiag
tltaetioala the th egbt, thr dowa
b r axe aad bolteit for tha woods. But
b iero he eoel l reach she! er, sixteen
bfvkthot fttaa toe doabte.barreled gea
jnkt b t k ef the -atck aad gate bim a
aa aattass boos ail tbs Caret tnl tolls of
thte Wtehed world. Cbavis WssseateBced
at tha last sprlag Ufa of the Pa pert or
0 art -in a term ol six moatbs lor livtag
ib) acuituf kh a avblta womeo, acd tha
wetkiag oai ef the emo tocident to bis
lifal aodtd eaot art tlx. Swathe to his
Cmp't. Tom -Evans, tha wide-awake
traveling agent and correspondent 0(
thb VWkalAirg BaraM, has bout In the
city several days and has added nearly
80; to the subscription list of his paper.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
XOUSCEMOT.
A i
The fJt CanOB Draauale Combination wDl
aoLoaaeasaatef the kratos Bet tonaactlnf
at noM, appear hare aaUl
rBi VA I . ABU BATUKD&I aiUUlB, BttB
i ..-:1s AAV mil. : II M
Lf at wm Hum appear without faO.
T ' - fJBO. W. HARDING. ?
d ALK Of LAND IN AND b'EAR.RAL-
EIOH. T
f)a latarday tha tad of October, : iBJi, at
tt sa. hy virtue of a BMrtaaga rant) to
a by WavOart Brow a, I wOl eaU at tha
aoariheaaa doar to BakdghO 1-B aeree ef
land adjoiaiaf the kada of tha late Joha
O'Rorka, Oakwaod Cemetery aad" toad
f aaioatwig w avraa uniaea; aaa
Bo. U lathe riaa of Om dty of Bai-
aleV adjeMaf Mra U. W. Maiare lotaa
Xmrhrra, B ood worth aad Edcatoa ttraata.
i teraaa vaeej. -
dl( jt) i '
a a trrrraif. ' it i-
BB BATTLE, Atfy.
ptBI44
BBWammmmaYjtogaBB
trow
hit
a Alamaace county Jau is tonantteis. ,
u:A telegraph Una la being pat apfroas
Wilmington toSmlthlMd. ''
pTjhee; f? Coolcy, 'a natiW of fTllhV
bore, died recently to Texan "''
Bosl and rot Vive! some what, damr
agad cropa about Geldsboro.
f,Ieaveland county thinka aba ' Is tha
great grape-producing spot of thi State ,
: . j Many Improvements are going oa ia
Oxford, If the " Twxhlighfa beama
f reliable. . . a f,,A. UiM
CoL Boger Jroora has been j mada
ohief of the W ilmingtoa fire depart
meat 't ' t lfc
J Mrs. i. -w. Hays and Mtea 77atlle
Cousins hare takea charge of Oxford
female seminary.'
-, Tennessee's new United Wtes Sena
tor, Key, has two daughters at catena
academy kftbia State.
- A Utile daughter of Reuben Davis, of
Uatea couaty, died last Friday of taja
riea sostalned by falling in the are a
moathago. . , ...
At a Baptist revival meeting In Lunt
berton, over 20 additions have already
been made to the church, and the inter,
est is Increasing.
Rev. Mr. Durham, ef Goldaboro, re
cently closed a two-wee ka protracted
meeting in the Baptist church ot Oxford,
with 18 additions to the membership
:The CaroIIaa central railroad to doing
aa immense freight business, and finds
lti&TlScull to supply rolling stock
enough to meet the demand. -
' ' Col. J. P. Thomas, of Charlotte, is to
deliver the annual address before the
Greenville (8. C.) f ible Society next
year.
i 'Tennesse boasts, of having given tha
country three lresidenta Jackson,
Polk and Johnson. But she forgets to
I tats that they were all North CarO
llnlansIIa The Wilmington Star thinks the fact
that seven Republican members of the
conveot ea voted for the amendment
reducing tha number of supreme court
Judges "clearly indicative of its ratifica
tion by the pcople.,l.,., ,.,,..,
Ber. W. B. ITarren, of-th l?sptlsto -chumh
of Graham, baptized 10 converte
last Sunday. One of them weighing
180 pounds slipped out of the parson's
hands, and got severs extra dips.
The Richmond Enquirer says i "Tba
frovidence Journal regards the propo
sition in the North Carolina Constitu
tional Convention to disfranchise felons
aa a blow aimed at negro and other Re
publican suffrage. Complimentary;
ry! ,
N. T.Watkins, of IFinaton, has a
l-foot-8-mch long gourd which played
a conspicuous part in the " Hard Cider"
campaign of 1840. It went the round
of aU tba mass-meetings, and Is said to
have been the Instrument of conveying
at least a hundred barrela of cider to
thirsty Whig throats.
; Speaking ef a well-known member of
the convention, the Charlotte Obtervtr
says i No county can boast of a more
Industrious and xeslous delegate than
dsaveland. Capt Capt. Durham's
knowledge of parliamentary law makes
him a very efficient member. Ulsscath-.
mg reply to some insinuation of foal 1
pteyxm u Demomti&- ald7'madeby
exudge Tourgee, reminded as of ,'C8
There is ao other delegate whose expe
rience so well qualifies him to fight a
carpet-bagger as CtpL Durham."
jU OE BR HALL,
TWO I OllTB . OXLI.
Grand Openlar of tKe ' Draoiatic Braaon
THUR8DAT and VRIDAT, Evening
; v Beptamber Wrd and Mth VSi.
SJTS DRAMATIC COMJJL
. .NATION.
WO appear to the beautiful 4 Act Drains ',,
enUUed
: THEOKINGO,
KlT thi Gbihqo, - KIT CAR.SOX.
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Baata 1.00. Uonrral Adulaatoa 70 eenta 1 .
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for pertleelara fee rTOfraueae ' : "f "
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septiMaai-as . -.n.7. i-
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tj; . eino, or Kosru Carolina, -
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