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1 VBOU .NICARAGUA.
, FromtlteN.'T. Express of Friday.
W have Ut unable to Wra tb precise Pr"
tVuIar U iwlatioa to the surrender of Col. Ander
wn. but i? by tlie Ster Tlh Westaiates
that Com. Paulding eent several trorf boats Bp
tb rirr to Fort .Castillo, ud commanded Ander -aoo
to surrender While negotiation Ia
jrefre Anderson sunk oneuf the Lake rt earners
ia 33 fathoms of Wtr, fiJ before Mrrendarlog
blw op th fort aid destroyed all of his aumani
tijn. Aadarsoa and hia men ar understood to
b now oa board th steamer WaLaah.
Dr. Haodiry, on of Colonel AaJarwa's Seers,
has inada a stetosnent of tbesCalr, which appears
to have been vary simple. Th whole hktory of
t'a Anderson portioa of the .Walker expedition
ia xnUined ia this brief account -From
th ILrsid.
W tended on th 24th November, at th mouth
of th Colorado river, with.. 48 men aad ft officers,
traler command of CoL Anderson. We proceed
ed up tLa nrrr to take possession of Lett's Island,
and lor the nurpos of cotriag oa communication
oa the San Jos river, Wa worked ocr way up
la common Sxir-oared brats against a thrt mil
current. It was.bard palling. aad took bs twenty
foar hoan, without sleeping, to make twenty
four mUn. Wo owd all Bight, aad landed
mt lr next tnorarnr la the aorf. Wa lett Lea a
Island for Fort Castillo on thr by order of
Geo. Walker, to get tt ftenraev, u possioie, ana
tk ptMmioa of tb fart. -
Wa landd on mflo below Fort Castillo, at 8
o'clock on tho aigfct of tLa 3d of December.
After rating ocr war though th char-peral at tba
river sul, we gained tba open claartn around tho
fort, at 11 o'clock thai night. We rated until 1
o'clock next morainp, Ihc. 4tb, when we attack
ed tbe fort, aod attar killing .'one aaao, took it by
aorpri. . Wa captured six pIor of can poo, with
150 ilrA of arnia, ajid. xaada -prliosera of CoL
Fr.roiaco AW-rado and albtj mo under bia
touimaivi. We al4 fotpowewion of three Uam
re. On tba Sib, we aeet tba ateamer Ogden and
rs4urvd tba ttaamer "Vlrjia. nine tnlka abova at
Torro Kijia.
Oo il Clh, we rt&rted the teamer if organ
i! tula Gn. Walker, with prboneia taken from
ir Virgin and the fort.
We brxrl no more from down th river until
1 . 16. ln wa were inform br CoL ogravf
tue wrvt tJ'Gea. Walker, and Ljs nw. and the
rviurn t tha United Sutea. Auor tire receipt of
this iatfiligroce vt burnad th fort, piked the
.itnoce, and ahipjed on board the Ogden avai!a
bi proper! J, cattle, Sx; and' left Cactilio'cn the
Sfnh to po down the riTer. Wa stopped 'nine
mile above Grertown, on San Jam riv-r, wbcre
wo were Tioited Dee. 24 by CapL Joshua S. Snk.
At eUven o'clock a man-of-war boat under his
cf&jnand with a fore of mariaaa, frora the
Uaitad Sutea frigate Suuehejia, pat off from
the steamer Morgan. Waea abont SOOtmJi oS
he coouueoeed bo wis r very politely. When Cap
' tain Sands approached as he asked -who was our
commander V CoL" Anderson replied "he was.
Alter which Capi. S. repKod, " Will you ooute on
board, sir" Colonel Anderson went oa board of
the Morgan alone, was- asked oa the upper deck,
and, la the presence of three of hisofieer) the fol
lowlng dialoeue took place: '
Cape & Well, how are you gettixj aloa; up
here?
CoL A- Very waU. .
Cart. S. I've com to you.
Col. A- Hare you orders frora Commodore
, Paulding? !..'. - .
CapC Xo, sir, Tra orders directly from the
department.
Col A- I think 1 ana out of your jurisdic
tion. Capt. S. I eould take you in Kamscbitka.
CL A. WelL sir, I auppcetI wiU have to
go.
Capt. S. Yes ; caO yotrr men oa board.
Col Aw Jou had better fo oa board and tell
tby yourself
Capt. S. I wilL WU1 you go In my boat?
CoL Aw 2fo, I thank you, I will goia rxy
own.
Captain Sands then came oa board the Ogden
and left soon, saying he would send an engineer
and pilot oa board, gt up steam and take us down.
We arrlTed in the harbor on the 28th DooMnber,
when we were shipped on board the Fulton, and
thence proceeded to AspiawalL' where we arrived
the flnt of Jaauarr, 1&5S.
Anderson savs that bis boys had, at the peril of
their lires, collected sUteea head of cattle from
the Costa Kkans, and got permission to sell tbeou
After he lad made the sh Scott. CottreU and
the captain of the Sadooehaana collected and di
vided the money. lie had three boats, which be
longed to thetaseivev and 'with which they writ
up the river Colorado, -and 'hloh be was si
Irst given the privilege to sell; but as he pro
tested trorgry against the unfair dispositioa of
the cattle money, they earn to the conclusion to
dispossess him of jthe privilege formerly granted. '
6f the forty-C e fiUxbusters trsjn&rred to the
Wabash, eighteen of them were laid op with in
termittent leTer, and a number bad to be supplied
with clothes.
There is a ramdr itere that Nicaragua and Cos-'
' ta EVa hava edjnf.ed their diJ2colu- Costa Ri
ca abandoning all prrter.iions to the Forts of San
Carlos aad CasuUo, at a ell ac the' control of the
San Juan river. Cta Rka alto consents that
th department of Cvnacasta. which ia occupied
by tK rnvercml of Costa Kioa shall be .notni
considered Ur territory of Nicaragua.. -. ;
- " a
Auion; those of Walker's men ander oommand
ot CoL Andcraoa, a tnotira'the names of CapC Wm.
8. West, formerly of Baleigh, and W. A. 'John
son, jc. a
A Lust HcaaaXD Tctxkd xrr.-ITU Interru-ii
, 't ill aMocvssorw Tha fjllo.wLrg is a oounter
imrttoc&eof the principal incidents ia Keade's
story of White Lie:
In ilsr, loii, m man named K M.'Mclks,
ea.red in aceiiimra newoprl in Cmcaro, left
h .u. altar tA in sppnrent health, and notraco of
hi as onuld aAerwajliielohn. - AU sorts of ru
iwor w-r afloat as to whst had become of him.
It was eappoed he had met with foul -pier, and
th- r'vr ias dredged for his body. Neit(rumor
ori'itsausi tnesteeyj it was auppceea ne wandered
rz laan ana waa eonevajea ia tne woods .near
lieiridere. and hundreds of men turned- oot for
the numose of cantunsf Lim. . Then a dead bodv
was fiusd near Rock river, which .many of his
friends identified as his, although on this taint
mere was coneiaeraoea&iBreace oi opinion. At
all events, no trace of him could be found, after
E'ving the pol an infinite cVal of trouble, lie
It a wife and one or two children, and about
three weeks aro Mrs. Mellen. harinr mourned
her husband's loss tor three years laid aside her
weeds and got married to a Mr. William IL Aus
tin, a printer. Of a sudden she received a letter
from Mellen, informing her of his intention to re
turn home, and hard upon its heels on W edm
day last he followed, lie says h wandered away
in 'a Ct of insanity went to Memphis, thence to
w Orkm. and Jtf Lat to California, where he
eoe4 ia various occupations. The Chicago
Tribune oi AjBursaay morning oonduuee aa
ctMint of the matter as follows:
MrUen visited his wife, or rather Mrs. Austin,
yesterday, and also Mr. Austin. Tb flatter re
fuses point blank to give Mrs. A. up. What th
upshot of th affair will be knot fWyraeased. If
both iiMist upon baring pnweasionof the mdj, a
very intrrcmng lawsuit will doubtlces be the re-
aolt. Xn. JCeuen, or Austin, did not obtain a
divorce before her marriage with Austin.
"What th real motiv was which indored
Mellen to absent himself for so long a time b has
rH made public.- If it be true, as he states, that
h" !niane whea he Wt, wbv did h not, when
he recovered from insaaitr, either write to his
wife informing her of hit whereabouts, or return
home immediately V
A LTansaa corrrvpoodect thus sums cp the re
soltof the late dvU wax in uWt territory:
Killed. - . 0
ViDded,coctajion of the nose,- -2
Miur;j. o
Captured. ' 3
1'nghter.ed, . . . bttU
Nrw Pajria is PrriKas c so. lr. Samuel 3.
Paul has issued his Prospectus for a new paper ih
Petersburg, to U called the Tlrguda Press. .It is
fo be devoted to th Daiaocratic p-"'
LATE ASD IMPORTANT FROM, UTAH.
Opr advice from Orcat SalC Lakexitr, lj way
r.f Francisoo, arertotheL8th af jrovember
The proposition to ; declare, , Brlgham; Tiung
- Prophet, Seot and Jloreintor'' if the Mormon
paonJetrw siaulned unanimously 5n tbe.TVr-
naci. 1 , v . " . : ' ..
The Dcseret News of November 4th says j Th
company from Caron began to ariireon the 1st
inrtsnt, and wiU . proUUy ali be in by th 3d.
This company, with a few exceptions, embrao
all who were sent on foreign.- miadoos to that re
gion ; also sevyal from California and Oregon.
Mr. Bell, - tfno,. In eftnpany "with ethers, left
Salt Lake on tho 6th. cf Jfovember, furniihea a
California paper with the following : r
The force of the" Mormons has been greatly over
stimated; almcst every available man has been
trolled. In passing through the settlements Mr.
Bell found that the men generally had been called
out to the mountains ; and yet the whole foroe fell
far short of 10.000 men. L
The winW h V-t in with severity. In the
city the snow was two Inche deep, and la the
iMountains, where the Mormons were encamped it
mut have been frm six to twelve uioLes deep.
The Mormon armv wa in a very poor condition,
bad lr clothedjxxily armed, and with very little
Govisioos. The families are represented as being
a suffering ou"nditLn wanting in provisons
and wood : the winter already commenced, and
the mnn all called oft to the calnps.
Mr. Bell's company, had pasports from Gorcr
nor Young, bet Were only asked fcr them one-
It seemed as if iBtelligf nee Lad ben.sent ahead
ithepi, and all knew of their journey to CftiiCw
ni but at one station. Nevertheless, it was ne
cewary, at each settlement to- call on th bishop;
tire aa intexpmer,nd send them ahead of th
company to treat Vitk. tiiO JadiAns for their isia
pasoago. By reprwentiiig themscive as Mor
mons, using every precaution, and more jarticu
larly by thi exienditare of jsver two thousand dol
lars among buacps,' interpreters and Indikns,'tho
company succeeded iu making their T way ia
asf.ty. ' 1 . - "
Ve have confirmation of the report that was
circulated at th time, regarding the company .that
km massacred tome time since, that thev suffered
at the hands of the Indians, in revenge for crimi
nal iudtscrotions on the part of certain of their
members Saudi bags containing poison were
Sound in springs,- the water of which caused sick
ness and death stnone the -Indians. They mas
tered thair forces,. followed and massacred th
whole party. .
With regard to the Indians east of 8Jt Lake,
It'is more than' "irJbable that CoL' Johnston
has propitiated them, and they will be" found,
if not oa the side of tho government, at least neu
tral. 1 , . -
In case of rosiaUnce to.the troop therci every
reason for conddence that Colonel Johnston will
force the passage of the cannon, and make good
his advance to the city. 4
'On the 8th of October Brigham Young deliver
ed a speech in the tabernacle in relation to the ad
vance of the United SUtes troops Into the Territo
rv. - He said: ....
s
'As son as tlier start to come into our settle
menu, let sleep depart from .their eves and 1 am
ber from their eyelids until thev sleep in death ;
f.ir uy have been warned and forwarned that
we will not tamely submit to being deatroved.
Men shall be secreted here and there, and shall
wt away our eueuii in the name of Israel's
God. .
Ia arvither part of the same discourse he says :
Another Tear I am going to prepare for th
worst, and i want you to prepare to cache our
grain and fay trtU thU Territory; for I am deter
mined, if driven to that extremity, that our ene
uitiS shall 2nd nothing but heap of ashes and
ruins. We ill be so prepared that in a few days
all can be oonsusaod. 1 shall reqoest the bishops
to see that the people in their wards ar provided
with two or three rears' provisions. There is
enough already raised in many places this season
to suddIv the people from two to three years, and
I wish tbem to take, care .of it,. though Iexpact
that in all probability we will raise a great many
crops befoi e ournemies again ,come here to dis
turb w : and I expect that we ar fully able to
deVnd ourselves, and that our enemies will not
He able to come within a hundred miles of us. -
It would seem to be Um intention of the Mor
mons, ia the event Of their defeat,' to burn tip and
destroy everything in the Territory, and. retire to
some cuW place. It will be recollected that a
very mysterious journey to -the Xorth was made
by Brigham Yoonglait summer. -lie took a large
and well ' arWinted trsio with bun and was ab
sent nearly two months. It is reported that he
penctratAj far into the British roast erions on the
north, -aed may have there settled. upon a location
for a future-colony. Neither, the object nor the
result of that journey " has ever been tl early ex
plainod-in the Mofruyn jguraaL- ; .
Advice from theJT.tah expedition state tha
Got. Comming has isaicd two procUmauons de
clarng Utah in a state of rebellion.'
Tax MraDia ov a Fathzk amd Mothxb t
Tuna Owx Sox. It was stated by telegraph a
day or two ago that J arej CoriMtoc k and Clarissa,'
his wife,- had'been brutally murdered ' by their
own son, William Cormtock, a few miles from
Hamilton, C. W. It appears th ceo of th
tragedy was located in th wrong place. It oc
curred fiva tuiles from Hamilton, L Y. Th
Utica Telograph has th following additional
particulars: . .
The parricide is a man .37 years of age, about
5 feet Pinchos in eiht; his clothing was be
smeared wiUi blood when found,. H naj always
resided with his parents, in .this town, and was
nnmarricd- . He has .been driaking hard for soma
time, and is evidently laboring under th effects
of ' mam'to-a-yntH, ife convcrsod calmly ia rela
tion t" the awful deed, manueauag no concern for
himself, Sj-aLing of the manner in which he de
prived LI larenu of life, as if he had been butch
ering bogs. He says for about four or II va days
sonvtlifitg seemed to tell him that he mat have
a number of liearis; this was .repeated to- him.
many limes during the day ; he seemed to fire in
therburn and a wire vme over the hill, con
necting with the room, telling him hs.miut have
a number of hoarts some pne who lived iaSUer-
tar ne seemed ttclcgreph .for them. "Thr or
Chit day ag? 1 attempted to kill my father to get
nis ncari. 1 esreraay 1 wcni again placed an
axe in the mom, intending, if I -could find nnv
brother ar.'! hU wife sitting down to kill them both
at one. It seemed as if I muit have both their
hearts, but I did not fi nd them so situated. - About
dark I went over to my father's and found him
and my roomer sitting sne was sewing. I ltn
mediately sttrut k her with the skillet on th head
and broke it I then struck my father over ' the
head three or four timet with the remains of the
skillet, and attempted to get the axe. A fler knock
ing my fatner down, 1 got the axe aad cut out
tliir heart, and tx-.t them in the stove and burn
ed them. Thu voice seemed td tell me that the
hearts must be burned. After the deed I washed
my hands, and after remaining in the hous a
short time, left and went down to A. Gustin's.
When I arrived I found my .'brother and his
wife there, visiting. I told them I had some fresh
m-t on to father's ; after remaining there a short
time, I went down to the house of Harmon Gu5-
tin and told them to pet me a quart of cider and
bottle : and after wbtainin? it, left for of lather's
house without mentioning anything concerning
the deed. On arriving 1 lay down upon th
loungo, near my father and mother and slept for
some u me unui near, morninr oa awaaeninsr
left the house and. met several persons oominsr
towards it. I do not recollect who I had informed
of the deed, previous to this. As they approached
m some one said-'ilerw is ilL" This Was
about eight rods west of my father's. They asked
me what I had been doiae I told them it was
none of their business.' ' Part nf the party Laid
1, while a couple of ' them want fo the house, and
afterwards they took uie to Potter's wher I was
arreted. , ," "1" : -" " 1
During thenfeLt after the deed. I aUetnnted
to end-my-oea ufo and. thus dosa tbo- tragedy.
I afterwards went to mv -brother's hooaft to kill
btm and his wife.- I kicked ti-pan nels of th
dorr in, but they "had goa away. . - . r
The coroner's Jury to the cas bar rendered a
Teruictth tnWdd.wa pertorraed by
the son. '.
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THIRTY-FIFTH COXGUESS.
WsBixoTOit, Jan. U.-Se'iate: On motidn
Mr. Bell, a rertlutienv as adopted reqOefrg
the Secretary . of Intwior to; comaUnoat ran
estimate of the quanfitr of land which will com
under the act oT March, ; IM7, rantingHaada to
Minnesota for railroad porposts. ' " V-
, On motion of Mr. Davis, a resolution was adopt
ed calling on he Secretary of War for a report of
the Commission on War Claims in Oregon; and
Washington Tcrrttorie. . - -' " '
Mr. Houston gav notio of hi intention to in
trodnoe a till to provide fur th admission of Kan
sas iato the Union aa a Stat. S .' . 1 ' .
I The joint resolution directing the presentation of
. mesai to Com. Paulding was made the special
order for Wednesday next, . ' .- ,
.Some private bills were then taken up and
pawed, j '
Mr. Seward submitted a resolution which was
adopted, calling on th Secretary of War for any
surveys or examinations of the Potomac River,
near Washington city, made during last year.
Mr. Houston presented the petition, of Jane
Stoneham, aged niriety-niae year, the. widow 0
a revolutionary -soldier praying for a pen.i.on..
Ke ferred to the Committer on Pcnuloni, .
'After aa executive session th Senate adjourn
ed. , '" i . : - - "
. ifouatr. The Hciuso wentlato Committee of the
Whole on th State of the Union, on the PresU
dent's Annual Message.: - . -" "'
. Mr. Stenbens explained and defendod his views
heretofore expressed; H aslrmed and challenged.
contradiction, when he laid that ' under th neu
trality laws, as they npw stand, owing to their im
ccrfect praseolosT.'the President aouot at all ut
tae armv or navv. It was onlv bv roostrAction
or interpolation he could do so and all doubt should
bo removed t?y iegulatlon respacung these laws.
He arrued that there was no power ia tho United
States to prevent Anwirjuvciuzen from quitting
this country ana Joining toe enemy, or to puaiso
theuv - , i,, .... ' i'.-i
But for. Commodore Pauldinr's interposition
'Walker would now be secure in the possossipQ of
the Presidency of Nicaragua, ana ne was tne.oniy
leritimate Chief Maeistrat of that country..- lie
repeated that Walker and his meo should be sent
back and full restitution made thorn ; fortheir
lueses by the conduct of Paulding, -who kidnapped
thein. - : -v ,;-..-.'. -
" Wasujqtox, Jan. 13, 1857. Senate Ha
Senate was not in session. -
. JIoum of Jteprete ntqt iws. MrL-Bocock asked to
take up the Joint resolution of th Benate, the Whole
mnen 01 wutca was wum ?4n act was pttmns ai
the hut session of Concress auuiorisiriz the Naval
oiBeer who vera affected by the-Retiring Board
to apply wiUun on year -to nave Uieir cases ex
amined, th action of the Naval CourU.of Inquiry
being tie ground en "which the President might
nominate their restoratiea. . ' ,,.. -,
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, would prefer that th
resolution should com op' in-regular order. It
proposed to increase th number of ofQoers bf the
Navy, to which he was opposed. -
Mr, Lovejoy objected to its eoasiderati-n,'
Mr. Burnett's resolution was passed authorizing
(he Special Committee appointed to investigate
the' facts attending thesaleof Fort rlnelling to em
ploy a stenographer. Ho remarked that this was
a rase-in which the public interests required close
examination - ?
On motion of Mr. Houston, th Committee on
th J odiciary were authorized to send for persons
and papers in relation to the charges agninst Judge
Watrus, of Texas.
. It was ordered that J. M. Harris, of Maryland,
shall have leave from time to time, as may be ne-
eearary, to absent tlmselt from tne sittings tf thu
ttouee, to take tesumony in th contested, election
case. '
Mr. St&nton offered a preamble resolntion, ask
ing for the appointtaent ef a select committee of
11 v members, to investigate the report of the
Middlesex Manufacturing Company, that eighty
seven thousand dollars were paid by that corpora
tion to facilitate th passage of the tariff act of
1857. , . .
Mr. Burlingame, coming from the district of
Massachusetts in which- the Company W located,
thought it right that th investigation should be
had. He took occasion to speak in high terms of
uiecnaracter or in XJiwrenc, but - would not
shield th firm if Ihey wer guilty vt wrong. '
'. Mf. H...W. Davis spoke of the rumors of a cor
rupt prses. He stood in no far of it He held It
in such utter contempt that he should take no no
tice or it except before a grand jorr for rile libel.
This case was different The statement Was made
on a responsible nam. Th money "may; have
got into tne nanas or agents, jjut ir it rearneu
the hands of a member of Congress', let him die
ineaeatn. 1 . .
Mr. Lunkel, of Pa., was anxious for th inves
tigation. He knew , nothing of th character of
tho firm of Lawrence, Stone & Co., but. he did
know that these "merchant princes" struck hands
with the free-trad uartv in th last Con frets to
criun u interests or ais &taie.
. 1 . . . . , .
Mr. Harris, of Illinois, said that the ravestlga-
Uon dad not affect- the Democratic ride ..of the
House, and concluded hia remarks by offering ah
amendment' proposing fo siamln iato Ibe charees
made sgainstMr. Maftasoh, m member.-ot th last
uouse. . cut it xaj ruled out ororder . .-.
Mr. Grow protested against- any resolution
which would not give the accused an opportunity
to be confronted with the witnesses, as, he con
tended, wslh case d urine th last session-' -
Mr. Letcher opposed the form of the resolution
Ha wanted the facts reported to the House, with
such recommendation as they may choose.
" After further debata, a substitute was adopted.
on motion of Mr Letcher, providing for the. ap
pointment 01 onramiuee 10 inquire wnetnerany
member of this or the last Congress, received any
part of the money from Lawrence, Stone St Co.
or any other persons, and report the facts to the
House, with-such recmmeadationa as they may
deem proper, with power to send lor persons and
papers. - -
Tne nous adjourned till Monday.
A GbjutPakx vt Nrw YoJLTle Central
Park of New York promises to be a grand affair.
The whole amount allowed by the Legislature -to
be expended in laying it out is $ 1,500,000. ' It will
contain 770 acres, J 50 of which .will be set apart
tor m vreiun rawTw, ifi. anucipauon OL. ID rap
id growth of th citrVnd the consequent seosssi
ty for .an tnexnaasUole suppl v of. water; The
cvmmissioners bav already decided '.that there
shall be four or more crossings from easf. to west,
across the park; that it shall contain a narada
ground of from twenty to forty acres, three - rdav
grounds' of from three to tea acres each, a iuulvfor
exuipiuons ana concerts, an ooservatorv a akajv
ingground,.and an Indcfinit number -of -foutSina,
towers, entrances, arches, statuary and flower
garaem.une tnousana on Hundred and twenty
mm arw cngaircu iu oreaaing-stone"aiHl laying
the stone wall that is to enclose the rmunrU
This wall ia to bo about six feet in height, built of
rougnsxoe, nut very evenly laid, and is princi
pally intended to keep cattle from entering , th
para. Aconsiaeraoi portion or it laalrerfvvwt
structed. It is estimatad that the park will be entira.
ly laid out and in every way complete for th use of
tne po one in tnree years, but its value will, of coursa,
uNrawnui uiiiu..'
' Dr. Anson Jones, ex-PrerUent of Texas," who
committed suicide on the 8th Instant, was a native
of Philadelphia, and a 'gradual of th Universi
ty of Pennsylvania, He ' emigrated to Texas
when It was a Mexican Stale, and took 'an' active
part in the revolution which resulted in its inde-
pendenc, having bad th oommand of compa
ny at th battle of Saa Jacinto He subsequent-!
ly served in the; Congress of Texas, and. tuocess-
ively as Minister of that Republie at 'Washing
ton, President of the Slat Senate, when ,.h .be
came ex-oBucio Vice President of the -Republic,
and finally iU President, which he held' when
Texas was annexed to' th Union: He was'laU-
ly a candidate or , th .United -States I JSenat, in
place of General Rusk, who also committed ' sui
cide, ,but he gav way to : GneraI J. Pinkney
Henderson, who was elected." J. '
Svpvtx XTBrft regret to learn thatMJ
Gasaixx Joxis, of Oranville.-N. C diedat-his
residence near Bin Wing, on rlay 6f th ?past
week. 'He was sitting at th dinner' table, and
suddenly fell from Ms seat antf scun expired.. HJ
was Terr- worthy eentleman.' and lucid v m-
KRVoit or tw COilPTECXLfiR ot FTJB-
vlici Aocousts, .yxndto fiscal
V YAB JLNJDJSG SSnE" 30, "iT.
iW.,A.-.-vy, , r.: .--
J una. ?ai4ttidryotiantie State's quo-.
'A.' -'1 t4 Tor support ofCo'ov Schools, ;., , -
- ,.1 -rasitdlows-;' V -: -
- Alexanair R.LSte, "chnvn, 600. 25
Anson -7 tt. 0 iiammond vt
. ieaufecV - , Joseph. Potts,-.
. . Brunswick ."- John Brown,
1,405,81
i,lt- ,e
714 13
i,48d
. 830 29
1,040 88
620 88
744 96
1,43d .32
1,926 60
. 630 24
1,163 64
-1,479 48
1,652 40
.1,275 24
1,141. 20
88.7 36
' 825 36
2,078 36
38 61
2,217- 60
-798 72
1,567 44
472 20
" 741 .84
, 830 88
v 68-92
' 740 28
.jtonoombe r .ration, -
Ilurka - " Jamek' A'varv. t. " ..
Burke . ;
; -Camden - . 7j: M..For6es; . "
. ; Certeretr J. P, C. Davis, -1" "
; Caswell - ... Atvi Le. v". "
' ' Chatham " ";' Jas. j?. Losafof,;.
Chowjui: . Jas. D. Wynii, ..
;Cleaveland ir;j. JR. Logan,.. "
" Craven VjJoha T.JUne, "
" Edgecwobo M iivid "Barlow, ...'
.; Torsv-iDi i '..'.?. JL htnnrr "
; Franklfii "W." Johnson, "
".Gaston ' V-L-A-Maspn,
;fHtw;:; 3" WorrelL
r Granina V. AT pKnalf, .
: r-Greeno .-Edward Patrick,
' G uilford JaVW. JOgburn, . "
; Hertford , Smith,
Joncz-' " W: H, Bryan
Lengir -t v James W. Cox,
LinooIiK ' C; Lv'Hnerx; '
HcDdwell Joph Cbflly, "
; Macon J- B. Siler,
Martin , 1 A. JJ. CofflMd,
' 835 32
1,406 88
uMecU'ob'f Hi John p. Boas;,
.. - - .1-4- -
Moora 3.Y.-D. Oo&.
1,026 26
1,287 71
844 80
?' 924.96
1,289 40
1,811 12
.952 33
1,329 60
761 J 6
1,243 92
573 6Q
K orthjaiopt'n Herod Fauon,
. .Onslow., -D.W'."Ssbder,
V, rasqnofjk-.W..Wi Kennedy,"
. Pitt ? : AlfWd Move, -
C , Randolph Jans4han;Worth, "
Richmond,". B. B. McKenxie, "
Babesbn ,'Croh Moore,'-. M
.. Stanly f " 1 R- O. nuggs,
Warrdn .'..- r'lBobbitt, . .
. Wjingt'rtCrKanj-actvv u
r t . Sm1-1L Youajf, Trasurr Jforth-
-. .Carolina Institution for the Deaf
. . and Dumb aBdtb.'Blin d",: "
. V ; William Robinson & Co for ad-u-.
TrtisinginiolQrb-Tribun'
.-ijjpring DJitribuUok 13iJt Caak
- : xrion School Fund, h V
J. -H. .Mus,for-deru&lng-"
" .NftWCrn4nionSp"ringDuitri
.. fr i.-buti6nil857, Common School.
-' Fund, 1, ;- . "' r'.:' '.-.'
; i'f T, Coring, foe ad verthil ng in Wil-
' , . .mingion Commercial Spring
- r,DistrBiution. 1857, Commoa
. . School Fundi - .: -
,'',. .Go&Rin & QujlKpfor adveriislng ,
m. DwnocePjrur Spring
;DiJlribution l6 eomflchool
' T - Fatd,U., v- 1
July. Paid sanuCQUAties State's quo
- v ta for support of Com. Schools,
, as-fbllews.; j s
' Ashe.J ; on, JRivv nr,i
CnrrUucV BBiujmons, ; -'
Hyde,r-,'M-. B.?Lv-Mann,- i
- Montgoniery-. .CVV. Wooley, "
, ' JN.Hano ver " . SJPL Wallace. "
SfiOQ
-18
12
12
13
1,024 68
750 14
790 30
739 56
1,708 32
Union-"I , M - M. Wuthbertson, 1,1 10 96
Columbus " .Havniw-Lennon"! ..t 36 9
flurry yJi L.2vorman.; 44
; ' Wilkes f; 4ivA.-A. Scrcajga;-
-YaneV i -:M Pi.PjenlarKL
"r tf . W.he,rMl t Raleigh, his
postage account against Litera
- ryBoard - for. quarter ending
: ' C H." Wiley, hi Ad. jquartor's sal
ary for 15I -- f .
. ; W. tlWjghtnianr&JCoiv for ad
, Terijaftig ia Fayettpviil Caro
i - .linbMipringptribution 1857,
. r iCom.mpn School Eund,-
p.. JvCjsrry,ornw. year's eala
. -ry .tOiist oew-185T; and Su
perintendent of Swamp Lands,
, vMrx hlosSdoV Wvertismg-in
i WTarrenton - News Spring " Dls
rtribjiUon --1857 -Com.- School
Fund,. '- '
' Alspanch ABonejfor-advrtiiing
la Vstorn Sentinel Spring Dis
. k tnbution 85J, eemmon School
vFund, - ' v i -Solden
& Wilson;- advertising
' in;Tf. C.SUaddSpring- Djs
. Uibution 1857,'Ooimaon School
Furtd;. '(Vi:v;.',v.;.,,;
Loaned the State of North Garo
1.: .lina,in Bond giveh bjr Public
' Treesuser, undec..KeolutioS' of
- the General nAuemb'ty,--ratified
. v -2d February, 1857- ) : -
2,117 16
1,397 04
, 968 18
1 09
376
12
1,000
12
12
12
65,563
An;.' Paid sundry eountiesSlate'sqdo-
" taTpr ruppocLof Jam.fcl(ois,
.'- . iT-fotldwat w -r :w - - -v -
' ' .Camwha-sVAfMhs-B,
Davidson " ennf lTaittfts, -r
" " Duplui H.-oitrdcn, -,-
IV Campson Ai "Mon; - r
- . Tyrrell u okh 'tdii; ".' .
988 08.
.1.694 76
133 32
1,477 32
' 534 24
. . Bamuel U. loung,. .t reasurer.
Carolina Institution, fox the Deaf .. .
-. and Dumb and;i&e j&lindiw.,. - -W.
Ji Yates, foriiefctising-in
yfaintn Democrat Spring Dis
.. trijuuon 1557, Coamn School
200
12
Ax! John W. Syme,. for .vlrQrtisiiLjr
in xutieign-jKegietcrtOpnng jma
tribution 1857,Conlhn Seapol
Tund, ... i
X. W." Atkin, ' for advertising- la .
:'. Ashevill 2ews.SjrjjigIistri-
'' butionv'lW? ..Cojt School r
Fund. ' 1 " lv '1 : ' - '
II
,12
3it raidjundry cpuotieaStata'sattr- ;
: ja iut aupport 01 vaui. ocaoou, .
-804-34.
T Hsf aa ' "' . ' L
1,56.0 84
Henderson". J.'Mawer
Nashi. v -i J.'O;. Taylorr '
. 825 96
1.084 08
Ruthtrfbrtl n UcBjOpXU..'- ; ;r
-..i --i -j. u
'Stakes ; ' W Mfehel
' Samuel.- H. Young, Treasurer
,1,486 56
1,486 56
, 1.018 80
Sorih, Canrfi 'catioa
" V4; Jor Deaf, and. luBn4ll
1,000
1
,,tiC
PUBLIFUN
Exhibiting Me seperat -aaurirrffvrn 'teAicA fAeZe-
ctvpU of ttu ruwa-frmd mae btn oVrtvedr
Coupon Bonds) ; including c- i- fr V -fr
crued interesVi-, f . -J, - 1,1347 37
, Public Taxes, T.... . :y .ijjMTv477 55
rotate Sloans, . - . - 428.733 01.
, V ,'
sax on .Dans; jswcjc, . 4.
3238 75
6,530 85
Aoierwv oa - rr iirjungtoa . -Weldonilio4Bouus.t'
Interest on Bonds!. $t SejiboarjcL' '":
; ; Roanoke.' .RailEoad, Oomr -
: 6,000.'
' '
?,55 82
;. . ;.I$vitiav tin h&ckM i?ttv
i,vy- as;- Aioemane X'lans;- .
9cja'.pompiiT$- :.; .
1,200
."803
. , '.Taxon Altorneysegnse, v ' .-
: 831 it
,505: 54,
.Tayette'viae &arW TTaik-,
". road- Dividend, '
Public Buildirigr'"'f4 ?" s
"State Capitol, l.V'Y ..T-' W-v: ' " -
- 268
'132
- 43
3
65,563
21
uenerai Assemwy, . . r 77
v . Ubiigaaon- to
-v -rf
2,17653' 30
" ';. .Detailed as fbMowTt
s ri r at
ltfifc'-'.f.-
MoT. Issued for-Atlanlfc:tNcTUlv
- ' Uarolin- Kailsoaavru -Cou-
'33,000
' IsjMiedfofrWestern-. North Uar-
y'd. - -t.U- 330828-53
4 r ',1- - f
,. ojinaRailrc:'!2DCpoir..
-1 Bondaof. ;$0.TSAdu fymi.
VrjftbsVlBSAndjisn-.
;;arpg 30:$ears, j . -
AwroUiteritv - . ?
'ib.oooT'-
156-
Geo.
Mordecili
tofl W. Tatewell, fr:20 Cou-? ; - a
,pon Bondsof 10 aftch,r;v ftx
'dateiOctoberlst, 1856, al?
-running SOTjears, iued4of -
'WestexnNorthCarollnaRail- 'V.''T
iroad, s-' v ,'9A"
.-. Accrued interest
156
; WroTPeace, fof 1 Coupon Bo&d- .
' :of $i;O00, dated October, 1st-
-.pl85G, and fanning -year,c'
-issued- for- Western ortb5
-.Carolina lUuroa,..-;:'.'
' Accrued interest, ; ' " - i .
. Iasued For Western North Car- '
. .'. olina Uailroad,; 95 Coupon ;k
iBondiof fib each, dated
c October 11856,- and runv ;
'v'".hing30 years,:.. . - ,'.'."
"' Accrued Interest,- n -7v 7 "
J Issued-for Weston Ndrti Car--;
- olina Railroad, 59 . Coupon
' ;.f Bond9 of ; $1,000 each, dated;" '
"-'"'October 1st, ; 1856, andrutt-" -'
lng 30 years, v - --'
. vAccruente; 'f - ; v
; Boardrfor. -suhdry 'pay patients ::
." 1 in -the ' Insane Aivluiu- of
: -XorthrCarotina.-
i.ooo
85.000"
59,000
. ' . 4i8
S,SC0
Interest on Wilmrngton'fc WTel
. i don Railroad BoncL.
iot 'LittV '?: : k
4-iCAooo.;
. Dividend on stock in Fayette-
" villa.- AuAlbemarle' Plank
road.
; t200
,J. J. Danielr for-W: F.. Lan-
, :r former' Sheriff of ' Hali&z ;
i county, balanco of tis Publio ;
' : Taxes si Sheriff for 1 8$V-' .
H; Cbristiai; for C. J.lCoch
ran, former Sheriff of-Moat-; -,
! gomery county, .
Q. Isbee,:inoney-rearoo9;'b? "
' - ing.balanre reciaining- after '
" paying fr window- curtaiasj ,
i'V. Sec"., "for the- Legishttrf .
".. I Ilalla. . ;
2 C'
Dec. Bank of Eublk,'ew Tfc,
s. 1-,.
j to meet : jntcreet oa Coupoa: '-: :.-'
- Bonds,"- .60,000
-Oed, Bower, tor 4 Coupon Bonds 'r " ';.
I't-bt $1,000 faijh, -dated Octotf .
: ,. 1st,; 1856, and runninir ' 30 M i ;
Tears. issoedto'WosterhXbrth r '::
..' Carcrm ilroad Company, f
i Accrued intercut, t ' : '- , , :' '
'ilank of WaaosboroV'Tax m
-. Indrndual:' 3tock inr"'"aai4,
Bank - r . - . --
;Xn-McKeclaV Sheriff of k.' .
con "-county, y balance ;hi;v
;..". Public Tsxes due fron said, t
4,000.
.ft
. Sheriff lor'l 855, . - I
T. AV BrvaTd,'formerly Sharif
- if Buncombe county, balane
r. . of hia Public Taxes as Sheriff.
. v. for-1855, " -i f r V '
Dividend on . Stock in JFayeU
, j vQle and .Warsaw Plankxoad
Company,' - '
J, MLovejoy, for. rant, ofhouv
.. i-es and lot owned by the Stat
. V- in'theOtf of Raleigh.fbr 1855,
i i - : -S-'4.
;':i8i
JBoard of sundry pay patiants iA
. the Insane Asylum of North-
. . Carolina, ; - - , 818
1887. -
Jan.-Wm. Peace for 1 Coupon Bo&4
3 . or 1,000, dated October sl, ; rj;e v
. 1850, and' running 30 yearSj"...'. , x-r--,
v issued for Western 'Norfh- "
, , Carolina Railroad, ' : ; L00O ''.
-Accrued interest, 1 ' '. If" 15
- John P:Whitfdrd, President or J
,'UwAtUnticadNc-Crc-:, 1
. -. lina JiailrOad' Company, for ' J .-
.SQ Coupon Bonds f.j,0C'0 ! ,
. ,., each, dated January 1st, 1857 ' "U.V
. ?and running 30 years, issued" I -1 '
- for said, Railroad, ... 80,009
A.ccrued interest, 7 . f. 226
.Gov. Bragg, President ex officio I '
, of the Literary Board, for 24
Coupon Bohda. of $1,000 each,
. dated January 1st, 1857,' and ". ' f :
running 30 years, issued for. j -
.- the Atlantic and Xorth-Caro- h" . :
. Jina Railroad, . .SAOOw..
; Accruid interest, ' ' ' ' ' " T r 67
Gov. Bragg, President ex-offleio 4 - v
of the Literary Board, for 6
Coupon Bonds of $ 1 ,000 each, . - i t
dated January 1st, 1857, and M
'-running 20 years., issued for 4-i.
. Foyetteville and 'Warsaw :
Plankroad,; -- - '
Accrued interest, '. '
- James Mel vin,- former Sheriff.
Of Bladen county, his Publio.
Taxes as Sheriff, for 18.55;
Board' for sundry pay patients
' in .the..- Insane Asylum of"
North-Carolina. . ,"r.
6,000
17
d,449
Ml
Feh. John ; D. Whitford; Prejddant 1
. . of tb Atlantic andKorjli- ; ' .
Carolina Railroad Company,
, 30 Coupon- Bonds of $t;0O :
: each, dated January 1st, 1857..
; and running 30 year, sad
f' - foTaaidRaifroad. 4?
' Accroed interest,'- ' :-' l
;Bank 'of the Stat of NoruV
,- .Carolina, temporary loan, V ,
MM
IM
, iveiuon Jvauroaa jxmas , ; .
. Board for pay patients in theln-
.. sane Asylum of North-Caro-,
t lina,. ,4 ,;': .?;;
. Thomas D. . Mearea, money.
. overdrawn by him as aMem
. her- pf.- th Legislature f
1856-7, .k; .v.
. B. Freeman, Clerk of th of
. the Supreme Court at RalcigL '
1500
f -
TaxonAttorner"j Liconse. .'i4
Mar. John D; W hitford, President
oTUe Atlantic and liotta
. .varouna jwiroaa company,
20 Coupon Bonds of $1,0$0
.- . each, dated January 1st, 185.
;;: - and running 30 -years, issivp
. for said road, . -; .
94.000 u
.jaVa mw srv vov, - t es
4 J.. D. Wbitford, ' IVesidenLv ;
Cpapon Bonds of $500 $. -..'dated
January i8t, J85?.jM v
, running 30 years, issued for r i
; 59
fi AUanttc and North-CaroUaa ' ' i
. Railroad, '";'-' ':
. Accrued interest; "'ii.-fliyiij-;
V.coo
' " 9
:V Coupo ondsof $1,PQ0 eaca , v
vr .'dated jBthtiary 1st, 1857, aa4 v
L -.Annlng 30 years, issued for .' 1 ''"'
. Atlantic andorthCarolia.-
Railroad, ' f ' 98000
AccTued interest, - ; 141
J. D.-Wbitfoh4PrsldM x
J v Coupon "Bond of $500", dated. is . '
: 5:January'l8tl857, an'dHui-' .: "-V '
', iiing' 80-yeaw; Isswd'A-
Mahtic-;ian4 Northrouar: a
Railroad, . ' , r.;-. Avl 800.
, Accrued interest, f .. .. . 1
'. J.'itS'
-.BankoftheStAteofNorth-Cmro-.;
: lina, temporary loan, 5;
cJB&nk cf Clarendon,: temporary
Joan,- -.- - - ;-
Branch Bank Cape Fear. Ral
: . eiglj, temporary loan, . ,
Bank State of North-Carolina
. . ' temporary. loan," - "f " ."
, Branch Bank Cape 'Fear; Ral
' eign, .temporary- loan,"
i Bank jaf "the .. Republic,"-2Tew.
y York, temporary loan, ,' ;
."BoardJbr pay patients in t!ie
V Jisane . Asylum of North
' Cafblina, - -
Jacob Siler, Agent for collection
of Cherokee Bonds. , V
4,934 38
O.500
4,924 99
4-
4fio
50,000
231
600
April- Issued to Marshall Parks,"
- ifreilderrt or tne Albemari
r'- and CLesupcale Canal Com
- '-pany, 25 Coopon Bonds of ' ' '
:$1,000 each, oatedApril lit,' r-4" '
-1857- tid running 30 "year,'.";;' ' '
. 'issued for said Company un' f :
KX'dft'm Actof thGnil -ih-n '
; ,'XAssemhry, ratified 2d Februaw i ;
Issuedto Marahall Parks, PffsL' ; ' i
V dent, &a, as above, 60 C&f-'""
ttf- ;porriJoiidsori,OTOeacJi,4a- f:
'i jted April 1st, 1857 ajdru. '
'' ning 30 years, issued for.th '-.' .-.
t . A4bemane ana cuesspeax
Canal Company; .s. :
' President of the Atlantic and; '
A'.
v CompanT, 20 Coupon .Bonds -.''; .
.it;
1ft; 11857, 'and- funning
it years, Issued for th Atlaati . -TA:r:i.:'.
Accrued interest; - - - ' ' " - 9w'4J0
Issued to Jvba V. , Whitford, Crj V.
' ; Preideht,.iO Coupon Bonds ; . . ; .
6$
i 'lst. 4 857, -and running .90
. t? year, issued for the Atlantic .
. nd North-Carolina Railroad, -
:;. .,.
-" Issued to John M, RoseSectetar '.
ry pf Fayetteille and Oautr t
v,L Piarrkr.oadCompanyr2Bonds a
.. f $1,000 each,, dated. April .
'-'.'' ; irt-ffl 857,?, and running 20
&f?'-jwt -issued for ssid Plank.,
' ' road, i-';--''.".''.- - -..-Jiankjrf
the State "of KoribA.
.-?- Carolina, temporary loan,' h;;r
v ' Board tor sundry pay, patients
-v V ''in .the Insaiie Asyuin of . v;
I--' h . I;- Korth-Cfaroliba, v e ' " mv
May.- issued -ta John . D. WWtfordp. r ;
. Prwiabnt of the-Atlantic and .
Xorth Oarolipa. Railroad
). Company,, k Coupon Bond of &
C - H. SSuOjdated January 1st, 1857.
:-5-'-Vm4 running 30 yeart Issued j
for said Rairroad, Wl 5 V :
Accrued interest, '-'.usZ. 4'i.jj.v.
?w 'iHued:; to John" D. -Whitford, f
:. PresiA?nt; 1 Coupon Baoosof 4.
- .
, l,l
; 4,924
.
63
44
; $l-,60d each, dated January. -c
i 1st' WSTviahdi-runnirg -30 :v"
J yeai3is8uedJfor saii Read, -.'I
Accrued interest, ' " -"--.' ".'.
lsied 4o. John D.Witibd, ,
6 President. 26 Coupon Bond
: 200
14 of $1,000 each dated Janftxry
1 ' m,i 1847, and . rannwg ,0 , -1
Tears, iiued for Atlantic' Jr
' Nofth Carolina tRallroadf
"f Acciuwrinterest.-1 A V v
' Issued to Marshal JWks, PresL t
' dept of tho .Albermarl and ,
'i U Clieeapeaka Canal Companyit '
165 Coupon Bond of $1,000 Ui
43 21
S9.000
. ;
4"'riH
'". - :
;"." wulr yaia wii
- ; ' and running 30 years, issuea.,
rnhl' tat said improTement, " ."
Banklbt Cape Fear, temporary
'Moan,;'? ' '... 1
Bank oCthe State of North Caro
t': Un'a"teniporary loan,
WW
i.1
rvi lUnb nf th AtatA of XortA
" Carolina, temporary loan. "
Bank of the State of Nortfe
Carolina, temporary loan, '
Bank of the ftat of Nortit
f,950
88 79
948
... - 4
9,9411
9,900 '.V
. 9, W,91
80,693 42
. ii,oV'.v
' .'
18,144 1 a
10,00w
j , Carolina, temporary loan, -"
vSi Bank of Clarendon, temsorary
.,.. loan, .- -'. ..: ,-.
iisbeu. Bank of Wilmington, tempo-
Id 62
rarv loan.
Bank of the State pf North
Carolina, temporary loan, ;
Bank of Wadesboro', temporary
'--.'"loan. . , .':
.Bank of the State of North Car
' olina.-temporary loan, .
Bank -of Cape Fear, temporary '
; loan, .
Bank.ot: the SUte of North
, Carolina, temporary lean,
Bank of Cap Fear, temporary
: . loan, 'j ' .' , -;
Bank of the : State of North
Carolina, temporary loan,
Bank ojf Republic, New York,
' temporary loan,
'Bankf Charlotte, Tax on In
dividual Stock in said. Bank, .:
, Bank o? Clarendon,, ditto,
.' Board for pay patient In th la- '
; sane. Asylum of North Car-V
" lina, '
Jacob Siler, Agent for collec
W
9,000
976
6000,
""44
I 91.
40 !
tion of Cherokee Bonds,
G. Bbwer,for 2 Coupon Bonds
of $1,000 eachjdated July 1st,
: 1857, and running 30 -yeare,
V. -issued for Atlantic Jk -rNorth'.
"Caroiina.Railroad, 1 . v..,..-.
Accrued iutercst, ' ' '
Issued to nJohn D. Whitford,;:
President of Atlantic ANorth
Carolina Railroad Company,
25 Coupon ; Bonds of . $1,000
each, dafed July 1st, 1857, and
running 30 -vears, issuadfor
SRidRailroai," l - -' 4
Accrued interest, - - r --
Issued to John: D. Whitford,
- Presidenti I, Couponosd of
:s$6ob; dated July 1st, 185T.
1 j and running 30 years, issued. ';
,- Jbr'tlantic & North Carc-
: UnVRailrpad, .; -7 '
Accrued, interest, .
Issued to J-. D. Wnitford, Pr
sident, 103 Coupdn'Bondrf of
A ti.000 each, dated JulytsL
92
2,000
a
85,000
- as:
98
0
640
list, and .running. 3 itarp,
iksued for Atlantic A
iSrtk
1 Tarblina Railroad, ; Vi, n i0S;O0
AixTued interest, .- -.l-. . -' - v , MP
Harriet H. Buxton,' for 1 Coa. ,
pon Bond of $500, dated July : -- '- -
4
1st,, 1857, -and running 30
' years, issued "for 'Westara
. North-Carolina Railroad,'
Accrued interest,' '-.Tjj'vi ,
Issued to . C. Fisher, Superin
tendent of Insan Asylusw.
15 Coupon Bonds of $1,000
. r.
900
4:
. each, dated April 1st, 1857.
: and running 10 years, issued ?
for said Asylum.underao Ac4: ..,"! j' A,.
ofthe General Assembly, rati- '
: fled 17th Jan'y, 1857, - ? - !ii 19,000
-A X ! . - I . . . . &
10
Bank of the SUte of North-v-
Carolina, temporary loan, - '
Bank of th SUte of North. '
-Carolina, temporary loan. '
4,947
t,94
Bank of Cape Fear, at Raleigh,
:'- temoorarr loan. -i-v? .---i-
00
,900
Bank of Cape Fear, at BaieixV
temporary loan," ' -v-
Interest on Bonds of th Sea
board & , Roanoke Railroad
Companv.
t 1,000
tf6M
Bank of Washington, Tax oa
49
Individual stock ' in, sald:
Bank.
.979
. Interest on Wilmington & Wi-
. .don Railroad Bonds, ' -;-Gov.
Bragg, for sale oftho
. - Revised Code of North-Care-.
lina, . .' I '-.'' .'
K. B. FreemaQ, Clerk of th Sv
: preme Court at Raleigh, Tax
n Attorney's License, grant-1
i ; ed at June Term, 1857,- -Board
for sundry jay patiaots - .
in ' the' InsaRe Asylum' of "
. NorthJarolina,' ; ;. .
Issued to the President andDK''
rectors of the Literary Board, .
one Bond signed . by D. W. "
Courts Pubbc Treasurer, ia
' 909 94
60
fi
4
437
499
42
lieu of 1 two " Bonds, one far
$39,808-55, issued by, CI.
JA491VUU. A UU194J A.4WimMWa
, 25th - Januarv, 1847, and
. another Bond for $552, issued,
bt C. L. Hinton, Public
. Treasurer, 9th October, J948, :
with interest added to
- July, 1857, under Resolftgor ;.
of the General Aasemory,xyU ; - ; v
fled 2d February 1857, - . . ..4SJS43
Aac. SundaT Sheriffs, Public Tmxea '
; ror 1800, as zoiiows , t.n -: r- .-
3. Austin,; Sheriff, Union coualr. 3.818
-CL' Miller,
Lincoln,
9,327
W'm.Hynt.jr.;'
C Klnfia t
X Forsyth,
v'4ya2
, nowan, .
JODO
5,W9
Jonas Cline,
lM.Plunkett,
OUin Coor, i
vatawoa,
Cabarrus,-
Warn,-'
;8r99
8,914 14
1JTJF. Vt lilte.
Chowan,.
A695
sJJUfltrauer,
.444
-1.
si .C. Griffith form'r
V '97.0
4.
jSu l". uampton V Uavldaoo, -Jtssued
to; John D, -Whitford, i
,I4A
President of tho Atlantic A
. A North-Carolina . Railroad
f -: Company, 75 'Coupon Bonds "
:;.,iof $1,000 ach; dated July -;
X: 1st, 1857,?. and Tunning -90 ... i
;JM,: IsMted or jaJUL S9W:$ --v'
Aflcrued intereA v . ".
Jsbu J'thn.-DWkWard
- ? PrtMudent, 1 Coupon Bond of .
. $.00,-datod.-July 1st, 1857W-
r i and tunning 30 Tar, Issued, .
- - -
f Atlantic jwrw-carq' -
ifV . Una Bailroid,' - v " 1,000
" Accrued interesf;-v . . - . . . .1
Issued ti' John D. Whitford, -.
president. 3 CoHpon'Bosds of '
'. SI, 0o0 each, dated July lit
'f-lBh;'and running: '30 years,-'
issued for Atlantic A North?- - -.
" Carolina Railrpad,-
Accrued-interest, " H r' ' '
Jtssued to John D. -Whitford; :"
President, i Coupon Bond of "
' $00;date4'July.lt, t85T, "
" and-running 30 years, Issued j
"' ; for AtlantyANor'tli-Caronna'" .
Railroad, wiA aocrued In
tereat, - - V -..-w;. .
.' " Issuedto John . D.-' Whitford,
e ' President,' -2 'Coupon ;. Bonus
, ,f of $1,00 each, dafcd July 1st,' :
1857, and;runnirir 30 years,; ,
' " fssubd for Aflantie A North-1
'. - f 5 Carolina Railroad, .r: t
- Accrued Interest, ' '-'"-".' '..-.'.'
:21 90
89
813 92
-i Commercial Bank oCWUming- .
ton, temporary ion,-
i? Merchant's Ban1c .NewBern.,
''W Tax" on' Btbct". In said .
Bmk, ' ' , K
Sapi Sundry Sherift, Public Taxes for
500
1,1 44
- I09v. a itaiows i - ; .
Wnx, lraymore, Shcriif, Surry 'eoy 2,475 42
James Roberts,'
Aocungtuun, t,u 68
R. M, Jone3j'-
. C. Orter, -':.t -N.
W- Cooper,
J. B, Lee, t . . .
H. J.' Jones, ' -R.
B.:Paschal
R. P, Merrill, . ;
Wm- Newbold, ,
A B. L6ng, ; ;
K. L. Allen.6- . .
.'Orange. -uV- 9,008 69
-.:
MecklAab'f, 11,821 61
".Nash,
u Currituck,
u ' Warren:
Chatham, il.
Madison, -Pasquotaak,
Rutherford,
-
ti 69
Polk,
- XX. W Hamptoh.
BuAcc4ahe v,7ftO It
.- James Al Johhsozu HarnetL
IL.G TutrlV-r-'"4 ' CaldWifl;
- V. C.- McCaAhaj-' u, -"Wataoga. .
Abram Qoxt ' . Pitf."-
KslyStaly,'':; Wilkes;v
tVT. W. Long, : vAr YadkiivC
VaisyH Viuwaavs strss
Alexander,'
. :"t Charles Latham,
J. R. White -
; John A. YanV..
Washington, 3,713 78
Perquimans, 4,382
Hertford, v 5,375 48
TyrreU, 1,483 94
Cleaveland, ' 3,650 44
Gates, .t, 4,272 48
Guilford, 9.1C8 97
Stokes . - . 3,794 99
Nerthampt, 7,471 98
Camdan,"- 2,483- H
Henderson, 3,266 62
Lenoir,' ' 8,520 24
Xdgecomb, 12,720 73
4l
Tully Davenport, .M-
r-;a iftigg, M
c'.'- AsaBUl, .'-;."
.W. A-Winbduru,'-"
John Martin, , .
' 8. A. Warren, "
. B. M. Staples, i
' Isaae Arlege. . -
.WUliara Fields, "
H
. J. F.Jenkins, '
' J. W. Steeds . .
- Joseph Marshall,
v. , J-.-A. Vinson? :.
Reuben King
J-andelpb, r. 9,275 34
Stanly,
Johnston
Robeson,."
Alamance,
Iredell,
John Taparott,. '
C L. Summers, I'
-: H. TruUnan, former
... SI XP - rminntaj U
Sampson,
Wilson,
r - -V V V -wa aaauwM
JClias Barnes,
- J. H, Allen,
. IS: D.Hall,
Brunswick,
) N. Hanover, 2381 01
It
J. D. Aberhathy,
"A.-C.'Moore,:
Dunlin,
90-
Anson, -Martin,:
.
Hyde.v.
Greene; ;
Ashe, -Burke,
.
McDowell,
Camland,
Wake, .
Jones,
Bladen,
Davie, -W.W.Ward,
J. S. Jennett,
J. Kxura, ?
Joshua Bakef ,-;
- J." Brittain, .'
G: W. Glass, '
Hector McNeiU,
W. H, iligh,
William Pollock,
- George Dill,v .
M-KFiRedd,,
' J. 'S. WTillis,' '
J. M. HilJiatd, -
jrB. Harding,
: Tho Pemberton,
W. Harris, j "
J; H. Gooch,
R.-R. Tayloe,r
.,W!iliiamGrejBD, -
Beaufort,
MonWomery.J 44
Fraoklia,
Gran-rilte,
.Bertie,
Haywood,
.Person, . .
Gaston,
W. H. Smith.
" Paul FroDebereef. u
Lewii Williamson, U Columbas,
r - T 1 .a -s
' iorman i season, wrairu, tA
Wm. Buchanan,
Tj. W.Ritter, -
ir Jackson Stewart,
J. S. Snow, J
' J. G. Crawford,
K -., C. Miller, . . V
H, H. Davidson,
.w4 WVM WNW
-Moore,';'
dj"cy;fc
9 Halifax,
MacotK.v-
VIAm.l
UnooinVaddl, 717 9
, Charok,. ,-. 1,642 ft
i c it, javis,
Jackson, - ' 886 18
Bank
. of C larendon, tam porary loan, 9,963 19
of the Etnas!, ew lark, . .
porary loaia ' ' 'Z9,m ;'.
v -Bask
temnorarv
- ! .Tiiad ta Juan. D. Whitford. Prask
'; - daoti ef.-thsi Ailaaue aad Xertk,
, -, - Carolina Railroad .Company, 42
. t CeponVBonds ef 91,0fl saah, da
' ted July 1st, 1867, 'an raaalag
t , 2 50 ysrS,'issud for said Railroad, :
' . Aroraed interest, ' - i--;
Issued te John. D. WkltfoKl, Prasi
. ' -dent,- 3 Coepoa Beads ef, 9608 ,
each, dated Jaly 1st, 1867, aad
; ' running SO yaats, laa4 foe At-
- , lanue 4 North Carolina iteilroad,
Xccraad intareet, ,
Issued to R." C Pearson, rysldaat.f.
the Western North Caroline Rail
road JCompaay, 4 Ceapoa Beads
ef 91,000 each, dated Jaly let,
,1857, aad running 90 ysars, !-
f ' - : sued for. said Eailroad
j .AeciW.iaterast; ;
' Issued te; R. C Pearson Prasldeat,
; 60 Coupon Bonds ef 9609 aaa,
s .' dated JulyUt, 1867, aad raaalag
'- SO years, Issued, for ta Waiter
- North Caroliaa Itellread, ; -
' Aeerned interest, . ,
U . Issued te John D. Whitford, Prasi
aeat, X Coapoa Bonds ef $600
- ' each, -Hiated July 1st; 1857, and
, i ranning SO years, tasaed for
lantio aad Ksvth-Carellaa Sail.
' roadj-.-' v--r.r. '
Accrued interest,, r;. -'
:-. Issued to R. C. Peareea. PreeUeat
' of the Westara North Carolina
- ' Railroad Compaay. 89 Coaaoa .
Bonds of 9509 aeh, dated Jaly
''-' 1st, 1857. and fwnalaf 90 ysars,
, issned for said lUOroad, '.'
;'Aeradtetrs v- - ' . ,
" Iavood to Joh r. Wkttfbrd, PrasL
dent, 6 Coapoa Bonds f $606 '
' ' 1 each, dated Jaly 1st, ltr, Sad
nwates; 30 yelutseadlor Atlaa-
' Uo 4 North Carolina RaUread, .-y-:
Aeerned fnterest,' " (-j
f Bank tf Wumlagten, Tax ea.Steeku
V tesaid Bsnkv . - . , . . . .
' Bank of Vaneeyville, Tax oa. Stock -
; in said Bank, ', '
1 Bank of Washlngtba, Tax oa Stesk .
f in said Bank, r
. ' Bank of Wadcsbore', Tax oa 0tek '
to said Bank, -i
1 Bank of Wadesboro, Tax ea Steek
j la said Bank, - . - .
, Bank of Clarendon, Tex en toek
in said Cask. , , . ,
84
40,00
22
40
79
1,M4
94
10
99,
v Bank of Cotanjsrcial Bank, Tax ea
Stock in said Bsnk,
i Bank of 'tbs State of North CsrcOi- ,
' ' na, TaX'en Stock I said Bank,
)-,-. 3aok of Caps Fear, Tax ea Steak te .
f 1
, said Bank, . ,'- :
Hank f Tt Lavflla T V. etiuV
- '
.: -n'-aakl Bank. - ' , . -
j. Siler, Agent for cuttea of Caar-
- okse Boads, - -
v
97
50
-'..,.. 4 -,5.;. jt . '. .' ; :- 92,178,858 99
- 99
to S coimavaa.
90
74
PRIVATE BOAODING THE Slit
8CKIB& Isprsparedtetek boardavs. Af
sa eteia rooms : and a aassbar eaa get. hoard by tee
81
saesrta or year. XsmS saad knew oa appUaauuasi
th sesidene f th late Waste B. Uales, Kwj. "- ,
69
faa 13 In -vr ' ; - IX. VXiFius.
00
i .tv BUFFALOE ACADEMY ,
Y3 BITUAtB 15 MLLSa ia)lK-SAST 'Of.
X Rshrigh, in n'haalUiy a4 ssoral MigbtwtuKA,;
weare aay auuar ef keys aaa gat eoar p
terns. Our first sassUs wttl Uaia ea Us 4U kloauart
te January, 1868, ander the car ef JaAaa A liaaa-l
uar. A M.. a sradoase of Oisuaaao, aaa ,
lytexgsa.iaaias te saaraoter aad aMlVflaMVasas
teaafcar.' ' l3 ' n. W. auaiaa. wmwj. -
fcaaieri espy. : - jaas wew.
75
3,000
1,001
2,000
, - 2 .
'9,945.75
1,(87 59
5,247 19
2,600 64
; 9,95a 23
7,261 98
1,094 60
6,611 83
3,999 32
919 48
1,456 07
M88 2t
MOO T8
T.739 44
2,754 94
rji 4a
18 SI
1 lm mm
tfuv as
2,371 60
8,565 94
4,809 98
6,361 79
6,154 99
:4B V
8,939 99
4,300 29
2,951 44
6,863 16
6,620 60
.: 6,970 67
3,306 64
' 3,Mf
2.91 19
3,383 91
1,988 It
13,649 94
19,010 61
2,669 94
2,411.
t
3,161
4,100 24
' 302 49
a aT
7,609 61
12.C01 43
7,733 47
r 1,435 44
601 4fl
3,482 f4
2,799 92
12,674 85
'6,240 99
3,433 63
, 983 '19
11,303 41
1,092 14
44
1
16,48'
157 50
94,500
191 TI
8 .
i,649 ! .
1,508 .
1,181 59
r " 1' '
2,258'
187 69 :
3,006
2,525
2,203
2,859
152