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New 8 ALE t JW.li in;;,:.. HE 11 ALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31. 1877. PRICE : $5.00. -i.. x. NO. 12s iGrB- !l II II i . I II II ( Ived Uv i A : I !e J .CU1 of a V. I i.7 in .. 1- t ..tx. 1 vK Pfc i r. - 4-1 I ' -IV 4 : h- -v .i m i i.i ii ;oitl. IK GRMN Ai'D FEED STORE. i ; . -I . u i DU ii Uiu I'i i '. -tl t ; r 1 1 V.'' VD AND ' O vJ . , .- ' . ' ; . . ; . . ...!.! I ,, ,t . , , . , , . r t ,i rtf 1".. ..! I I I . .l I I i i i I." UIVI I TI'I.MI .M v w . . i ..I I r I. - . i. .. i i . ! :. - . i !.: ;. :. i - '" r i ' . i .i.i ..(! .t l . S 1 . ! . I i; I. 1 1 i At Reduced Prices! n 1:11.1:11 linos. .. 1 I-' V- . i I . I '. i'i . .n j . ' !. 1 k. ' , I '':- ' ' ' " '' ' N "f ,!'- I . , ' 1 .i 1 ill. ! i x i Be;, s' M$ses' ' H ' 1 ' 1 1 id GHioir' m f-: Virgiiiia Scv-?J Brogues. B .;rs ?? :r 5 St-- I iks, V?.i.ct'S and Satce s ! I., i i .' - T ' . - T i - it- t I f. ; x ii, .- .. t , - ' n i: : ' ' x. e ,x i i , , ; - ; , . I . . I ' 1 1 '1 -.' i x. ,1.. .li.' 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Fresh i".t-t. tl ami ;..,:iid t oili e 2o i n'x a jn'iiud: canned t'in.. h l."i and i cents, jm-aches "Jo anil i i nt x. s! i a v he l lex. e oi x, ., i i j. s. d.,i..xi ami i ic a '.'.ex 2 " . nix ;i (an. ai.tl dried aj-pl-.-s and ;k .u hrx cheap for cash at Woo!lcort"s iptui Front Store. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA. r. n r.. Ti i:si w. .I;in . 1 Ii. -x. 1. .11, .-. t- i-iiiifl t.t m1. r at K. V.. I. if lllf It. lilt iHiVtilHi. .1,11'Vlx ill til.- Win. l'i:i'fi lt Kt. ir. ';u!i.in. .! tin fit. Tin- j.turu.ii xt.-il.i :i ri-.i'l :i; ir..f'i. MT11HN Ml MtHtlVl x. c. ,. K tl'inx tn x, Ht. tl :i iK tition ti-.m fiti.fiix ,,f K.iii.1..Ii-Ii f.'iiutv. iirayiui; r i, , n il : .'Hi u l I'l-rtlif ai'l,l '- i ;,-...!! ! riiiu.-.i'l raw a lhMfil ...x. i-.i '.. an l i i.'itivf lr..in .juxtire m tli.,1 . ..mil v. lit 1. 1 i'l t.t tin- ommiit r. , ..it I'i i.txii mux .1 n I ( ri- ain-f x. HI ft. K l x OK xl M).N. t ilMMlTTKKx. v iiriiiinli i'ii. from tlu'ciMiniiitti ,.,tf ) -l7: M -x.xi-x. i-alt'.x. C..kf. r.ni-iif.n. K..1.1MX ami F.-lk. from the .lu lTfiary f 'liunittf.' : Mr. Vol'k-t!i.- ...lniiuttif 011 r.iuroxxi-il Hill. xub- 111 it ll tl I f l l l X. XKxx..i-; Kt!" IIIK. IfUHK. .-iuittin- ll.-iixf l.illx. rf.x..l.iti..nx .ui.t inL-i.tiuifiitx, ai.t.1 axkin- ...iifiir-,,-,i. , i'li. -.. .m if .iii"pi ii'.tfly iv t'fllf.l. 1 v 1 :. ;. 1 r ion ok 1:111.x M Ki.xoi.r- I 1. x. H Mr. Wiilianix : A I'iU t inoiv t . 1 1 . 1 '. i .i o i ut ilix. i iiiiiualioii in In iln I.11 iiN l. :ailio...lx .loin- l.iixi-ni-x.x in lhixMatf. omuiiltfe on Intt r- I..I1 I 111 j II ' I lllf 111 x. !! lr. Ti : A Mil to roi.l- a . nil i '.iiiiiiixxii.il lor N llauovi'i ,-, .11 ,it . . 1 '1 if ' oil f .ilc iitl.u. I'.. Mi. M -if. "I'Mn kU-uliiiur : A '.ill t., .11. . .o!;n, tin- I'l.-iift i Kiiv t 0111 .a... No. 'J. )l'il'' t. o!' ( lt.irlotto. ( ...11 .ii"! i ,.11 t in i -rat ioiix. . . . . . . .4 1 ..: . : l.v t Uoltlllx : A llll lUlliioi iaiii- lilt- ...f nioi to ixxiu- a n waul Tor I i!- :ii..i! I t iaw'oi'1. rowiiiiittff Oil I'lo- jm txii ;. .iix ainl 1 if a 1 if f X. IU Mi. alfx : A if x..liiti..ii in favor ..i i '. h i A.lauix. o. .uiitoi .1 ii Ii.-;a:-v i ..'..,!'! I ft. t r 1 1 n x . m . Mi x..-.i'.i-x in .ftt tii.fi a liu-xxa-i- 'if lt ;.. Uif !l..iixf 1,,'..I...x:imihattllf Itto .'' -!n- Male. :i M 1 M"1;. 1 - x- i I.'.- I. I. on wa ao.-i-if.: a. i-i !!a- n..--,, a- i .....ill J I l.lli-H.in.il. Mil I l IM-ili ' I-I xi N l xx. 1,. iii i.-:. ii ion I" the t oiixtin. li"H ,,!x',. iii.- N.-nli t aiolina Kailroa-i. w ( i k i 1 1 i ; i H x x, i.iinl i e.i.lllin alni 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 l-'Mtl tliinl i .-a. i n . I h t xt i , i iiiiiu n. i . .. i -t .- -. -ly Mii j... M..i,.: in- - - i . i n N.miIi I .ii olina i; ,. .a ,. a. in ill' "i. itx I'nal icadil. 4. i ,,, eab of the lli"il' 1J. boll!, as -. .. . li oi ih'! ! '.!.e ' i ' ,, i!..,; . .: i . : . I ". ainea-lieeil pro p-.x.n ,.. .xtilke "lit a xi-f. ".. lilies 1 . "2. ... i ,. ... ..nd in lin 7 down to and iu- .i.n.'ii. w.ti-tl x.inu": alxo strike on; i'l.c w.,; ;:lx.." in hce .. i l .1.1..!! I ,o,i .ii. .11. Ml ! All. relics. li:c o.ii ,x i.ii !i np .in.l ' '.ixi.!.-!i d b xceiioux. x, ; wax l 1 1 . a i ; akf li up and. ai I -r ,., ii -. ii-m mi. w ax a i'.i'letl ax a w i, !,-. x. i, on 2 as i.i'.i-M ap e"d. alter a ...,o ail. ration, wa- ad-olcd. All : in iidao nl pi..Mtln ; that the directors i.-, . a actual iia'ii'U cNpeiisex a . x ; , . . t . Ml. i i-o l.i.ide.i a new M-ctioll as x, , i .; ;,i..1...xiil; liiat I lie tlil tit M'x CI .It1' I M I . "I l!ll .1 II si,,, - . i . i... l ... ... lot , 111. app' M I l ' ''anient ' tl lllf pi l i f si - " n. . . i . ...1- i . I-1' ,.. ii.!. st.ie klfflf i s. wh.txhallbc . . .tni. ti to x.i.nc uit'lci tin proMxioiix oi tb. a.i l .ii.e Mai.h .'. Is;.!, and that no pi ial - xl .. kin.,.'., i shall be elltitletl .,tf in iinv iiictiiiL; of x.tid comjiany .r.tii x.i. !i a ; m 1 1 ni.f nt is made, and ... .i;... . . ... 1 1 ... ..... i .a !' : , llf l x, !.l , , ! , i v . I . . I I Ol x . .,, , ,,, te. 1 1 1 . 1 1 i.l.i t. x,. klioMi-.x participate liitin" n. ci tin 'x of xa ill .lit cctoi x mil il I me shall be lfg:dl appointed after the dist 1 1" iti'.u of stock as tbo providc'l. Tins a ineii' I in. yt. a!tcl some debate, w .. x a. I-) ' ci I . x, .tion t w.,s taken up and. as iii.ifiid. il as to the management of the ; t . a. u I s. w ;;s ad' 'oh d. s., .,i, i undergoing a verbal a .in-1 id uu ui. was adopted. -'. i i. .ii ii wii- adopted without aincnd iii. nt. ! eii.. i ', came up and Mr. York of i, d :in -in. "l'ini. 'it striking out the approp; i.iti.t'i .f To. out i and proposing I VM) 11 li.xie ,,. 'dr. II 'bins. mi asked foi a division ot 1 i ii.- .picxj ion. tiiliit- vote being taken ' i !u vx, na. . a-i'i-i 'i I .xirikf out. j M.. l . i iv on, ... ,n a uif nilnu-nt lim- j ititli: Il 1 l 't "i! "f the bill to two i ,'eals. Mi. V.'li iiii'l Mr. llobiiix suiloited J ,i , i. :..lia. :i:. am! Mr. Uobiiixon anil ; N , . 1 1.. it !.; - .I n . ( i,i the atlop.i n . :' the aineliiltnenf Mi. V-'ik ;i-l.'.'''. !"i 1 he e.ix and nay x. ' and the tali '" ing xu-Jaiii'd the aineiid- ' men: . i. ...'I ao pl.-d. the vote stalid- 1 ....... I. I '1 - I- l " I x I ,,. x, ..,,,, x -s hen t .1 k- I. lip for coil- ; ,iati:i. Mr. Salex nh'ered an a :i n-1 1 ' :a:i t -.iving tic- Stat-';l lien tli'tn t o, .o.i'l I'M i-n'h expense II': lilll'll lit 1 !,t ei.llst ; " 1 i - t I 'i "'" 1 he I o.ld. , !i.s !i..n .1 .lit.le 'loud, appearing 1 ..... ; , . !,,. eh 1 1 1 1 be I was. II l.oll lllol loll ol MY. , ;. M ','i x ,';. ', v . 1 1 o 1 "ilT I til tilt' tl " Y. , , ti..;i ,.ix ; :'k up Hid Ml. 1 i ' .'. a ,-. 1 ,i ii iili.e.aoii.'.o -llikill OUi i'l on x t; and , all ai'tii divided"" down a l 1 ocl't i Oi w hit b." ;.n i insert "tne ; it t n !' in an a. 1 he anieU' Imetit w a 1 1 t a 1 m i i . -vet i .'.! 1 ' :o ad'-pO-d ix ;i w hole. .Ix was i!x. xi -t i. mi 11. ; , . "xan l:!. ! oia-red ax an atie-ntl :cnt s,,... 1 .'. I'd i this a ! xa !l ft ni force fr- ni the 1st of Mo. I x ;. t o l In I x oi Ma- . hill." Mr. Siudile! spoke i.l eior of h S anu mime nt. Mi. .I'.lm-!..n i'iovi.1 t amend by m -.king t In- n t u- itl: This act shall intone itoci and alter its rat iticat ion."" A call for the Max and nays was not sustained, ami the amendment to the an.vxH'liilesit w as ado t d. Mr. t'rov moved an amendment pro viding that the line west troin Asln vide to Ducktowu sh.ail.l be constructed as a narrow gau ;e. Mr. Folk i.ppoxitl the amendment. IL said we had been told that thisliue would I'l-cn up to us all the Mississippi vallev. and he ho km I that no Senator on tliix tl . . r wii-iteil to foto the Missixxip. ji uley on a narrow y;:iuu.v railroad. Tiie tjue-tiou then rei inretl upon tlic jtaxs ie of the 'till as a whole upon its third reading, and Mr. Moore, of Meek leiihur. took the tloor in advoeuey of the lnjasiiie. He xp;ke wainily and eloiuently in behalf of the hill. He dwelt upon the wonderful wealth "f the seetion prop x. d to he traversed by this line; he referred to the tav w'dt h the people of the west had borne f.r the .xuke of tliox, .if the east, and eai'.-d up on the ea-t now to re-iprocate. llt poi t rayed in ;lowi t .ioi the bi-jn iiis wl.ir-li w- .a ,1 a -i-.riie to the entire State i from the eoinpl tion of this line, and as I v .i 1.1. i an lilxialli'e iii uu- u-iii f.tnii .in., material prosperity derived from the railroad sy -rein citel the ease of his own city, the triowth of whieli wiihin the past ten years was a put of rh..' his tory of the State. He saw cerv reax..n why this bill hould l:i. and n :u why it should not. Moore. eoL. of Xeu I l.-iiiover. a No supported the bill. .Mr. Troy sp..ke next in behalf of the measure peudin.o. N 'i ;'i ( ";;i olina owed it not only to the people of tin- west, but to the whole people t eilf e its utmost eiforts in behalf of this -reat work. The amount asked for is as nothing w hrti compared with f 'u' .-Ti"'at wealth w hieh would flow from the bosom of the mountains when an outlet is ouee y iven it. He nor his constituents had any peculiar interest in tliix road except as a great state work and a State polit y, but in this point of view he felt it his duty to support the bill under consid eration, anil would do so most cheertul ly. Mr. Troy spoke with great zeal and in graceful language, and commanded the rapt attention of the Senate. Mr. Tliorne spoke also in behalf of the passage of the bill. At the conclusion of his remarks, the vote was taken and resulted as follows: .firiiKitit e. Mesxi x. Askew. Hiuj; ham. Hryant. (.'alio. Crawford. Doitch, iHinn. Ferguson, Finger. Folk, (ireen. tiraham, Heilig. Holt. Hughes, John ston. Mehine. -of Bertie, Mcbane. of Rockingham. Moore, of Mt klc nlrtir. Nicholson, IJob'uisim. Sandifer, Scales. Stewart. Tliorne. Troy. Williams. Wynne -2s. XfjittH,. M.'ssrs. Coke. Ciumin-';-l:j n, Latham. Men f r. II. thins, lloocrtx, ork '.. The bill was anaoiiuce 1 ax having passed its third and imal n ailing, and was ordered to be cnuioxxcd and xent to t he I loiixc. Tiie . hair annouu.-e'l ax the eii.ite biatuh of the special eo.mn ii tee on (he xp.-i i.d ci il ju 1 1 xd i'i ion ..i .hixiices -1 the I'ea.-c: .Mcxx;-s. x(. La; h..m and J I ecu. A i : on i n.-, i. IIOl OF RKI'KK'lhVi'A l"l l. At 10:")' v. m . Mr. Speaker Pri -e call ed the House to order. F-fayer by He . Dr. Marsha. 1. of the ai- city. Journal of yesterday read pn t e. I . r. rt t ioxs. i d ot.it II; ','.'!!.l"l f. !'. I i. i Ul ! . 1 1' certai;: .'ti.i'ii- oi Hi vie. Pi.itvd on the i alendar. ui.i'OH'rx oi' i i .'a i i r r i-.r.s. Me Richardson, from the committee on Propositions and t "-rii-vances : Mr. Swaim. from the committee on I'rojiost t !. . is and ( irie atiecs ; M ;. Muring. 1't'nn the committee on Judiciary: Mr. Wil son of ll'irke. lioili tiie eollilliittee oil Cm pM at ioiix ; Mr. P. b its. from tic cm :u it i ce tin Agl ieli't li e. I. Il Itlie.x. Aic: Mr. .Mciia.er. 1 1 1 1 1 the eomiiui-tt-e .mi Jiitli. i ii.v : Mr. Sh.e k.'l rd. t rom t he toinmitlee on i.iui.'xx.d i'.'.s. sti;- miticd rt ports. UKsoia i n ins i :a t.i.x . I i x Mr. Conn. 'il : A bill t '.im":! 1 s,-. -tion ". chapter -at. laws of h',;i and IS71. C'Muinitti'e on II clr ..ids. Pnxt roa'ix aii'l Tnrnjiikes. I'v the same : A bill to am -nd section 1. chapter .Vs. laws of ls;i--;.".. Com mittee on lliihoals. Poxt-ro..:ls and Turnpikes. By Mr. Haynes : A bill t" prohibit the sale of li.pi M within on" mie' ol'tae court lioti.se at Yadkinville. Y;i ikin county. Committee on Propositions and irieviUiecs. J iy Hill, (eol'tl) : A bill to incorporate the Mechanics' Protective Association. Wilmington. Committee on Corpora tions. Hv Mr. Lindsay: A bill to place the clearance of watercourses under the road law. Committee on Agriculture. Mechanics. A;c. On motion of Mr. Powell, the resolu tion to authorize the committee on Pub lic Bui Id i ngs ami C rounds to employ au architect to draw up the plans and spe cifications for a mansion for the Cov entor, was taken up and failed to pass its scond reading. c vi.KNit vi;. The resolution to impure into the dis position of funds arising from stock in the North Carolina Railroad, owned by tiie State, was taken up. Mr. Wilson, of Burke, explained t he provisions of t he resolution, and thought that its adoption would result in saving tit the S;ate the sum of jftl.oOO annually. The resolution passed it.s several readings. The resolution instruct ing the com mittee on Count v ( t-ovcrnnient to repu t at the earliot practicable moment, was taken up and adopted. l'he bill to incorp irate the t twn of Sparta. Ldgeroinbe county, was t ik.-n up and, on nioti m of Mr. Johnston, of Waxhiiigtou. made special oider for February loth, at P2 M. The bill to provide for the prosecu tion of the work on the Wcsicrii in sane Asylum, was taken up. Asylum to be mtna;cl by five ctiic.misxioiiers to be appointed by the Ctveriior: .O.UOO appropriated for tjiix e;ir. and AoO.Oon for ls; convicts to be ctuployi tl on the work. Mr. He ltile.s'.n. t h " iut t oduf xr of th-1 bill at till' U-ipU'St of the joint se!fet committee appointed to vixit this work lwfore the recess, took the tloor in ex planation of the bill. lie said that tic work had been heretofore carried on on a much grander scale than w is antici pated, but the work hd progressed to such an extent that it would never do for the State to give it up. When the Asylum is completed it would be an honor to ti e State. Mr. Johnston, of Washingt n. w .u'd have no object i n to the pa-sage ot the bill, if its friends would give suite as surance that a limit would be put to these expenditures. A;c. Mr. Henderson said that it was thought bv the conmittee that the building would cost more than s-.,o.(V)o. and 'hat it would icpiire 7"i.iM to furnish it. Mr. Moring would heartily support the bill. Mr. l "-raves did no! approve the pro visions of the bill: the appi opria' i"ii ;.s too lnvix, iVc. Mr. Ilos,. (ippotcd the bill. Alreadv sT".! in had been invested in this work, and it would not be good policy to loxe it. 'i'h" ax.inni wa needed: over TOO insane people were waning tor its c.nn- pi-et! 'il vVc. Mr. !i,i" felt son-, o be eiHiipe lied to opjl l- : I, pax..u e the bill. de-x.x,. a. h. I'iiiiiix and Pa lsh. sp .kc iu advoe.t.-y of the bill, and urged it as a matter of justice, riht. charity and humanity. Ir. liiiin-s was not lacking in sym pathy for this unfortunate class of our people, but thought that we should be .jiixt a- well as generous. The State sh 'lild do wiiat she was able, and no 111' !!'.. A e. Mr. K'gley aain spoke in opposition to i he bill. He opposed it on the ground' that the State was in no condition to go on year after year lavishing large sums of money for the mere erection of a luagniti.-cnt building. He thought the St.a.e had beit-r lose the sToJUMI already in vi xti'd. ece. Mr. l'iunix again urged the p.iss.ige i !' toe 1 'i il. Mr. Todd, of Ashe, wax opposed to the passage of the bill. Pending dciinite action the hour for the s i" Kt i a i . onin.i: arrived and tin- bill under discussion went over, on motion of Mr. Cobb, un til Friday. February 'th at 12 in. The special order, the bill to amend the charter of the city of Newbern, was taken up. The bill jii'.i ioscs to reduce the mtm her of v, ;i t tls fi i .ui 7 to ,o. one council man fi"m each w ai d. J Mr. Clarke, of Craven, opposed the passage i if t he bill. Mr. Moling advocated its passage. u the. demand of Mr. Clarke, of Craven, a call of the House was had and members answered to their na no .x. Mr ioi w. re Hied the ix'tition d tie Mavor and nine aldermen oi jsew- be ni 'tra ing file iiassagc of the bill. lb- xpl.iinctl that the bill disfranchised no one lepiivcd no man of his rights - hat simply restored the city to its for mer snh-.ii isions by consolidating wards 'i and 7 with -t and "). These, out side -.vard-i'i and 7) were settled, during and ai'i'-r tht-wai. chiedyby squatters, who j.,'. i '.-v.-. or ;i" tiixes. yet under me p., .en! ;t : a iig.-iiicnt (a Republican g-'i rymantlei !iac a la rge sliare in i-e ,; i -..Ili'ig tin- t it . He had been in ',': mt d that, a few years ago, of the Pi-oo e .lored voters in I he thice hardly 12 wen- tax-payers. It was not right to pla.-e tiie wealth, and intellegence of so fair a city as Newbern under the domi nation of irrespoi.xihle squatters and non -1 a .p.!. e rs. Mr. i i'.'ixoe opp .sed the bill, as also did Mr. iiaghy. i n the demand "f Mr. Henderson the p . vioc.s question was called. I he tpiestiou ri-eiirred upon the pass ,i .f ;itt- bill on h fidril leading. l'he ft, as and nas were caned and the bill passed by a vol :V). This is the bid Avi Abbott. A ter. Beam. Brasw.-l ll.tle. ( 'lark, of 111. Davis, of i'aywo" Caithe:. thulwin. II. i. 'sell. l!cuileix. K i i ci. ix ing. Lea. i ".'( u'ohinx. Mel "..i.e. Me I lac. f veas 0"2 : na vs Aycock. Biix I'.iown. Carter, of n. Cob'o. Council. Duiilap, Fennel, -raves, Harriss. Honk. Hughes. . i.indsay. McBray- ;.-M-hce. Mcher, 1 iidtirev. Moriug. f ies . irish. Pie ix. Powell. Prof- Oui unci 1 . Rai x .m. Richardson. obcrts. tvise, huv. !yals, ams. -iiif io 1 foi d. Shot well. Singeltary. Simp i,;i Siiii.ii. Si.tke. Si pies. Stephenson. w aim. ''.odd. "A. of B.u'k. . oi Ash-. augiian. u Wilsoii of Transylvania. .. 1- I !. iasiow. oith. Vot t. N w Allen. Bag!. .. Pdzz.dl. Bled-x.-e. ih'.au;. ihinii. (V. Cary. Clarke. "i' ( i . i i.i d. .1 -hilxt Llovl. n. ( H w s. Kin x. Hiii rison. H ill. il .rt-'i i. John--ic of Warren, i. of iishii .ton, Lineba.-k, Oriiimi'l, Ihi.iiell. Reynolds, siM't. -xjuimoi -. Terry, Todd. . ' hliii'iix-.a. -nils. m. of New- i . .-i-i of " , ,1 ill nr.. Mr. ( lark, of Crav.. presented a I-: ot est against the acti m of the House iu the contest case from the county of licit lord. The protest is signed li nearly all the Republicm members of tin- House, was read a i'l f-rdered t be spread on tiie .journal. sin.ciAi, oi ' The bill to provide : of taxes bv th" Mate. A ' .d n liiae ry Bill."" w : special "i iii 1' of t lie ! ' .ui ;n : i -mi of M r. I ' :te collection kiinwii as the :.!! up as the the House iittee of the P s. , . ;: 1 l self in: o rh V hoi". ;. motion of Mr. wa- e uixidi-led by xiei Tiie Speaker vacii'i n. tiie bill chair, ap .Uilll of the .. of Wash- repoiicd a xit aga in. and lea ve the Whole ic rr w . jt nut mg M r. I uinix ( onunittee of the W ( hi motion of Mr. X , 1,1 I lion h'l! iniitt mi. the c mii mit o c t r M r. Piuni x. the - -ha ; i pro ;:-.,s and bi-gged le.r. The rep u t wax adopt- given t" the ( 'oiii'iiiitee b. sit . ain at 1 2:o' p. M. Ail ; ui'iiv i .1 dial (he I .egisl ;it u re is l. I We begin this morniii- inbH-'U- re.si.rn-si-niMx1 only is uiviig x .- c nt- ':': ihitt Th.tse pro- ai he xe tii- :i of t lie c:tpt i his oi as loxsi'il le, the i'in us present sex, -ap: i n -ivn. '"I !i i. t and resolution of tic act or re.sohtti 1 ! .! t i; c I C'. s f til In- circs t. W ho ha Ve mind of the . kiii'Wut' ii s j -.mt read the i -a dings it h care since gin, .Mil. li 'Mi iliO to i i gestx arc puMishcl. giiili tie' rex'ilt o," the se .ion . We incur t his addh ii nial iu puisuaiiee ot onr tie-., r'c- p-i)!e of the Sta'te the ea full''-' reports .(" iill matters inr. lis! ! . itnxj:i ing at the cap - i letll i.t ot aish -t and nil'. lic he melancholy (laVs ha me. i , i . . . l. .. "1 ' i .use i ! ti... o.'s iii ,,,i- vr-.il 1..-'." the gK'il t inciea.se of suffering inUJ' bv coid-. coughs. :isthm:i ft .. 'i'1 which lir. Bu'dt Cough Svnd' promptly relieve and cure. THE JURY BOX. Allegations of au Attempt to Coruijit Its Furity--A Deputy htriil Charged with Packing a Jury Albert Mag n in in Close (Quarters. A case w hich has excited a womb rful interest, and the interest in which has but begun, transpired yesterday during the sitting of the Superior Court. The ease of Mr.' Jos. A. Haywood agcinst Marcellus Rogers, colored a case of landlord against tenant or cropper had been called and Deputy Sheriff Manin was summoning the jury. Hon. Daniel G. Fowle and Mr. Geo. II. Snow ap peared for the plaintiff and "Messrs. Biikibee ifc Busbee for the defendant. A majority of the original panel w ere ne groes, and to several of the jurymen the plaintiff's counsel objected. Others were summoned, and the defendr nt's counsel after objecting peremptorily to four, objected then to jurymen for cause." until their challenges were ex hausted. The plaintiff "s counsel had in the meanwhile objected to several, imhi one ground and another, and the jury as finally made up had upon it but one of the original panel, and consisted of live whites and seven blacks, all of whom, of both colors, were Republicans. At this juncture Judge Fowle arose and made a motion for a continuance of the cause at the same time asking the court for a half hour's time in which to prepare affidavits, setting forth the grounds upon which he made the mo tion. He stated in asking for the time that it had come to his knowledge ih;t the jury hail been w ilfully, fraudulently and corruptly packed, with a view of depriving li ix client of justice. The time for whit h he asked was granted, and after an absence from the court room he returned" and presented three affidavits, signed respectively by Messi-i , Jos. A. Haywood, the plaintiff iu the action. Tims. P. Deveivux and J. I). Pullen. Mr. Haywood stated in his af fidavit that wjvile the .summoning of jurors was in progress lie saw Magnin wink significantly at the defendant, ami further, that when plaintiff's counsel had exhausted his challenges, he saw the sahl Magnin smile at the defendant, and shrug his shoulders. The affida vits of the two others set forth that they were witnesses of the same circum stances'. Mr. Haywood stated further in his affidavit that on the last election day he ami Magnin had an altercation, and this circumstance added to the bc lief that an effort was being made to deprive him of a fair trial. His Honor Judge Scheiiek sai l that, since the foregoing circumstances had been narrated, he called to mind the fact that he had observed Magnin. while in his search for jurors, start out ot' the front tloor, hiy; step at a touch uoon his arm from a negro hy-xtander. 1 hat the negro pointed him. to another w ho sat in the audience and said something to him, and that Magnin thereupon summoned as a juror the person who hat! been pointed out to him. Judge Fowle. in presenting t he affida vits, denounced Magnin in unmeasured terms. IK- said that truth and justice demanded that he should say' that he was not 'a. man who possessed the conti denee of the honest people of this com munity and county, and that ir w as per fectly manifest that his purpose was to deprive the plaintiff of justice in this matter. Judge Fowle characterized him in strong terms, and belabored him with fervid invective. Magnin engaged Col. Kd. t'raham Haywood to represent him. and Judge Sehenek granted him a right, which is unusual, that of .replying to a motion for a continuance. The motion was dismiss ed until this morning, when the dep uty sheriff will no doubt appear iu cent with counter-affidavit s. I hiring J udge Fow le"s rem a i ks there was a spontaneous outburst of applause, which was promptly checked by the court. Judge Sehenek spoke temperate ly of the case under consideration, re marking upon it as a ease of great grav ity, and one into which partisan bias must under no circumstances be per mitted to enter. The conduct of the officer, if what was alleged is true, is reprehensible in the extreme, but the matter must undergo a thorough inves tigation before any action is taken up ,a it. Tin- case will come up again ihis morning on the motion for a contin uance, when it will in all likelihood take the form f contempt, such contempt coiixixting in t-he packing nf a jnr... The nature ot the case is unusual, and the c.isc itself has excited a great '. ;d of interest. The court room wasctowd etl yesterday while it was in progf-s. ami a large crowd will no doubt atieml. this morning, to witness the tiitther proceedings. Judge Sehenek. estir day. commanded the officer to leave the bar. and will not allow him to :e t dur ing the remainder of tin te:m in the simmioniii"- of iurors for the trial of can xi -. j I i House llunied. j i i j A dwelling house at Manx. n. Warren ' i county, on the R. Si (I. Railroad, w; s ; destroyed by fire Monday night. The i house belonged to Dr. Alston, and was unoccupied. It is beiiey. 2aLXu 'i-itpfn - 11 firel by tramps. J5 1 '-fm'' f Sunday School Missionary Vork. We learn that under the supervision of Rev. ( L S. Jones, of Wilmington, the American Sunday School Union has planted and aided in Xorth Carolina during the past twelve months about eighty schools. The one great aim of this timc-honoied society is directed in the channel of meeting the wants of hitherto neglected communities. An open Bible, placed in the hands of all. who can raid, with the injunction 'search the n riptures," and see wha' they testify of Christ and his doctrines, is the-platform on which this mission ary enterprise has maintained its posi tion through the past half century o our national existence. For every seventy-five cents con tributed to the American Sundax L uion, a child has leen placed under Bible instruction, while for want of christianedncatioii and proper training of the young it costs the several States of our Union over ten million nine 'hun dred and thirty thousand dollars for the annual support of pauperism and crime. Prevention is better than cure, edu cation is cheap er than punishment, and schools less costly than courts of justice and jails. We are glad, in view of these facts, (u learn that the l uion is progressing in its work iu our State. -Mipreaie Court Court met at 10 o'clock A. M.. all the Justices present. Consideration of ap peals from the 10th judicial district was resumed, and causes disposed of as fol lows: . Win. Clarke vs. D. M. Wagoner et a I., from Iredell: argued by M. L. McCorkle and R. F. Armtield for the plaintiff, and Sett A: Caldwell for the defendants. Jacob Parker, adm'r., vs.Vp. C. Shu ford, adm'r.. from Iredell; argued b Scott A: Caldwell for the plaintiff, and R-. F. Ariulield and M. L. McCorkle for t he defendant . Stephen .bthiison s. Theophihis Woody, from Alexander: argued by M. L. McCorkle and Scott 2c Caldwell for the plaintitf, and R. F. Armtield and C N. Folk for the defendant. L. L. James ct al., s. W. !. Jam.f et al.. from Iredell: argued by R. F. Armtield aiM Scott V ("aid well for the plaint ilfx. and M. L. McCorkle for lie defendant s. (Justice I'.viniui Mil Jlof sit on the hearing "of this cause, bavin::' been of counsel ju the court below.; State x. Bull. Young, from Mecklct. bin til" Fi. i ; and i iig a ' a e : bV Attorney-General fo Mate, and A. Burwell and W. W . ;, lining for i he defendant. o. Ci.'i-lj'r ct ;'... vs. Y. W. Ct b - wife, from Catawba; calltd jK'iid t he c mis id" rat ion of w Inch the com I adjourned until in o'clock this morning. f lie arm Spring'. i i . W. 11. Ilowcrtoii. former Seen ' tary of Stafe. has leased' the Warm Springs prop nt y, Madison county, lb a term of t hree years, ami will move t i h-' Springs next week. They are now open for guests, ami are under Ih charge of "apt. C. II. Thomas, fornn-i -ly proprietor of the Central Hotel, o.' this city. Tli" house has been refitted and re-furnished from top to bottom in excellent style. Col. Howard Bailiy lilte chief e'n'ik ill Dr. II oW ( It ill" S olilce W ill b - coll!l "cted with the hotel, and w ill also be ptsf master at Warm Springs. The salary is .J2-per annum. S tine people just seem tot be born lb. luck. Tii ix young in in wiis but rccen: 1 v made a ci ! tncl. The ftlasipierafle. The young people tire well-nigh era, concerning their forthcoming masipi. ra le on the night of the !lth prox. an all asscmblages of them are engaged i the discussion of it. Strange to s:r this will be the first mflstpiernde ba ever had iu this city, and one Jeukiii who has been attending incog, th nieet ings h"lil foi t In-purpose of prepa : ing for it. will shortly begin a series n sketches under the title: "What shall Wear, or, Flora M I'l i m sy Outdone The la. ejoy Acaleui . J. M. Lovclov. Ksiji'., w lp has so mi. et xxfu'dy conducted this institution - inali earx. h is set n 1 1 I the .xervi'fcx ,. his son. Mr. liiiilcs Lovejoy. a I so a able a;id i -.pe. icii'i il instructor, as a sistan!. The former assistant. Mr. II" Lotejoy. 'nex to .Norfolk. a., in a ft-, days to ace, pi a hit ,atie po-itioii in well-known en a ni is-ioii house of th ,,iy y The ( i lcliiaf cil Utiles Coltoti llc- We icier t" two thousand funnels , N"ith aroiin.i, if I hey are" not tl best hoes ever s..tl in the State, lastin tw i-e a s long as many other hoes n. ' sold. Please w rite for pi ices. Tl ! i nne. throughout the Slat" supplied : in muiactnrers' . lowest prices. Julii Lew ix A Co.. Raleigh. N. ( '.. so. a -.IPs to, l' dies Hoc and To il ". liisiiicx lialiges. c :ii I i'i. nt i. .a iiii-. in. .ruing 1 i t ' notice of the dissolution of that w. i kti"V.n Iii 1 1 1 of g 1 1 ..'.! smd litptor ilea. el's. Messrs. lingers 2v Palllillll. It, Wi . be seell t hilt Mr. W ill. T. Rogers s.t In- and !'aoi;ibl known iu this state a . 1 city as a Icaler in Kentuek;.' horses a mules, ex jicets t o i et ui n t his old ai' long e.stiib-ished bushiess and lias m.i . his interest in the tirin of Rogers A: J't ham to. Mr. Henry 1. Parham. the e-i known caterer of the Yarhrough Hon-, wh'i will, wilh his brother, Mr. K. 1.. PnilmiM con; iime tiftt-tijense the urooo - ........... - - U - of fife to the nnTVMnuTOtww, Jan JT. tni T . i - vNfc .:jr