North Carolina Newspapers

-h -;J fc 1 :" ' ' L r' ' ' ' ' ' rr: I mmm r.. i - - - - . sbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.. i I T II- T n, the ...ne. a bill providing for oorti la PIIL I r: ST.AT Kr. Ur , .aivv-"" . ., , I v ii ni In JUlCV VOUni. ir.iru. 11,1 ' " Pill I.. atan! km i in DNUBIMIHB Ub? 1 " " wu IJ:.'. eh. I I ' ' - r 9 -z - 34 aatssM M (ha um. k mil uniT iuiuk iui . - i SALISBURY. TBIDiT. FEB. 4. liffO. MR. COBBB SPEECH. W. bare Mi favorrf WTIoo. C. L. Cobb, of , th Caroline, with a copy of MispNch the House bill I admit the SU of "Vie M r. cut .tic in Oongrs Mr. Cobb advocated he bill reported by the U o,,.tructlon Commit . j a th hrtltuta oftertd by Mr. ICS nu oin v-x Binjrh.tn. Wo candidly that w. cannot appreciate all of Mr. Cobb1. reasoning, r or in stance, we uanntt aprrc - 11)0 argument bccat' North CwolttHi was admitted P"n lain fundaaseiiial ooUii VtaRlntaJiouM mi 1, b. etaittod upn aimilar conditio The ouertion i. not what State, have been admitted yM H..-I. eorid.iion. , but Hr.r Uwwi Impose them uiHin any State, wl Con gress had the power to Wo. U.t ai. Virginia and North CaroHnB er. now State In the Union with all the ri?).t an J power of the Northern State. Tnu u so, or they are not maie Whatever New York or lVnn ylvaniaway law fullv do at State, Virginia and North Carolina may Uwfullv do, these fundamental condition! to the contrary notrnthstandlng . F.ith.r tola u ao or congrranlpBal .nactmctHasr. of higher au thority than the Constitutfou which created and from whicli Ongnw derive-, all it power. Thenentiouni of Mr. Cobb' speech are w-ry kind'and earvUberal, nn-J it iidue to himtoay that be v..U-l'for Mr. lUngh.w'.. Ml) ftorii had been auWU.utcd trr thtt roportui by the Cenir j,ittee lie 3, dared hiuwelf ia faror of bill, ; ,-ndinjt, and introduced by Mr. Dotrkcry, to rcmovaall political diMbilltie imp(ed npon 0mmo( NorUiCarelina by the 14th amend- ;l! -I. :. " SPECIAL TAX BONDS. A bill & finally .pMiwl both IIowm of the IogidUtere to recall to ihe Trcaeary the nn Trf Tt .ml, and to ston the collec- HOiU - tion of the spc-Ul UK. ;.-. r-M, with amouit of I, a, l ret jrnod. THi lep n tiw right di rection, and the insertion mf arj that a very thdroagh inr-Mtiatio-i into the alleJ fra id nd nwludlw of ihe "Bin" will be had. Bat thre u hj evidutioe tuut stick iveUUoa h' fcpen cncora(?l by Oof. HoMe.t. H j U re aponiblo for the aptntiaent of th- nllod guilty Railroad PrJenw aad wliy ho hw not specially urged a rigid and ihonugU iiiveatiga tioo by a committee wbl.-h W u!d command the portMinee of all parti..- can scarcely be ac.co.int fur upon any hpotheii consiatcut wiih bx fiwn innocence. Waakiturum lettcr-w.i'en are awarding the ,Hition of leader of the Ilooae to Mr ItawM, o Maaaaohetu. Jioller ha- pretended to the ... .. , ,l .Lull imuta with men l'.lOB, , . . lTZ t .i l. i.ui in his wav. Mr. Uawc hH.lnot ap?nred pnon.inent tv ofctrr Otf l.,t dikoiS and decorum which generally char I Z Js w-dH.U.nrod men, amiMr. Huti.r did lamimslaaoas at iai .r...lr Kia ,.vr at It'.lU. ,,u-v" i : . . u ....... he the rA of dignity an I .Ulity .Jve the bmw and ..iee ef eunntng rr. Whether lawc is to be tne leader in the ,J u. hm .uli.d Builers hs-h, and f... i.ttniw down the fetal rtthV--Jrwft. iuu .".-o It is an omen of good to the conntry that men ii.i-Tii.il.. loath thetf influence, and 4.1. AJUilV men like Mr. Ib.w are beginning to be award c 1 the leadership. It is only while the naaeioM wiendcre-l by the war arc at a great bent that men like Butler can wield a ferc influence. Tluit lii iuflueuco is declining afiorda aboadant rWiBe that iMin is suWiding and that roa- THli POLITICAI. ACTION oftiieSOUTII "The French tbrr dm Etaf-Vm la dlscna alng the probable coorae u the South and iu re lation to the parties of the North. It conceives that the South will hold the balance of power and U nble to decide the iMtrty cooflku ut the Union. This supposition takes for granUJ tblM all the Southornjtttee will bo avttliit. Tl will depend on jbcunmlancei- burtlie PJJj bilitiai aa in tkytJf of thb Hau!t. ' rhfOdrtrr pjrfeerdslo ottn-idei- whaf wiltt tho nolicaof the Bo.itli, It tliioks tLcra" woatd .llficnlty in aiHwerlng, If the 'ineeUone of to-day and those soon to arise were the same which fomented Ihe antagonisms and inflamed the hate of the past B"t most of the question which led to discord heretofore are finally set tied, and $nHim,-n( taw4 Mi out teas ajmasf in'erctt That which the So'lth h is now to con sister is not how it nrty afenjro the wronip of the past and revU-e abolWied iisstiiuUoM; but J to devote itself t i iu ocouoinic interests, to la finances and eradil to It ways of pomm'inlca- tiou it railroad aud csnoj ; in a word, every- thinn that will ubtit.it wealth and pruHierity for the smoking mins of the war. Now, the party thit will give to the Si ith the Wrongest Muroalcea for the development of iu riches for the revival of iu agriculture and commerce, will be that which can moat surely count on iu ptditical support. In this the South wiM have neither to repudiate iu frUndi nor compo jnd wiih iu enemies. Parties are nothing more than a shadow of their former c!vei. The principle! which cointi'-'ite them, tflc opmiom or nusui which pra4e thea, are no lottfcea- wital they were. Their ruuuo ou!y ictrvivc their ijgulti cation is t nttrely changifcl ; ail is ne and a new surt is, to be m tde. The South has only to con Kaiiiui uuiitiant iatoresU, to choose iu frienda and iu enemies. From this situation it resnluthat the South i henceforth not onlv ro'utrcss of it own destinies, huL in a ereat measure, the arluicr of those of the entire country. That i a capital point which all wi'.l have to lake Into consWeration. O ... mtmwmt, tsr txaraplo, and whleh should weigh upon the lie of th present ad minUtration, is that the rVddent'wl elec:i..n of lj72 will depend In a great degree on the a:tl tude of th Sojth ; and i.r, as seem probable, General Orant sho Hi ure a renewal m mr tnixt, he Iutild f?le during his three rcmsin Ituryear lo c:ntv-UV.-.oo the unt'rlendly dm poaitioM of llii! Kadical luajyrity of Congress to-wardtheSottth.-m r-'ute. Hara lie with out doubt the key to the next vsWct ion ; for it is be vo:id do ibt tiiat the South with commoa ibier esu with the West and cumtnon srnip.Uuie with the Democrat of the North, would be able to dictate condition to the R-p-.tblican party. This ma!:ca a situation entirely r.cw. These are the view of an enlightened, for eigner who has never been .low to avow his ... . .1 2 . nA m,ifT.rnH of the svmpatmes lor wb r- . South. They strike its as lonnejeq in gni nw, and lustlile.l l.y a wise "appreciation of the aitua- tioti." KshtqonJ WStig. SENAIK. Tiit aanAY, Jan. 27. The Senate waa called to order at 10 o'clock. 1111.1.8 istroihc:i Bv Mrvfall I To n peal an act to amen Ut u'ioffe4Jhe cnapier . . - ( .idl Tlii sarlinn aiilIivP the Ooeernor tt ..iiiwii.t Stau iir. 11.-.1I l the 1 to u..... mjnMv mut Kinder moved a suspension oi yg.j- rvrder I felt the bill on to. scrai utvT..Vl-.- lo-Laad the btWwarefyrrel. aTH. CJallewav, n.tored: lUesdulwe .mueai lnthercBreeiiativesei thi f,L.KeVto have the tarifl increased on tf tno rsoum umj iw r Titian aKAt'iNO o nixa. .rataci shad Public U. W. faed, M Vflnhim aaU4a IntisajCwi bill In th earlv i.arl oT thir aeMinn, lo r't TT. i .. .. it i I, . nsna taral It bad in m 1 m '." "I T. - . 3a A mesmae was rvreivert from the House ask ing f.r a committee of confer, in aj U WU to establiid. a crimlasl court m the citun or Wil mington and Ntabem, which was .oncurre.l n. A. H. (ialloway, toiorvd, tbo Nrtiate U-..rd of iiatd ccmmitiec. , . On motion of Mr. Beall hi reaolulion imMIm forth that tl,c Superb Omrt reoonls of W ako . l-t .,r(rnH nml irriiiiliin on tin . ..i vi ii.. u I iiili.tia 1,1. Siato Print. r, and rciiuefling the Uovcrnor to remove huu, was ta ken up. , , , Mr. M-s-re, r.rCar'.erct, moved to lay tho res olution on the tabic, which wn lost Mr. liova oJeiwl a substitute tor Mr. Beall a resolution. , . . Mr. Moore, ef Carteret, moved to refer t .e whole siibjec! lo th Judiciary Commute with iulr ictious to rcsrt a bill if tl-ey dciin it ne ociwarv. , Mr." Jones, of McckUuburg, tlionght tl.enucs tlon CouldJai decided by tlw achate wtthool any ittirelii. Ti... ,..t;,... Mr. Moore. ,i tjarU'ret, io re fer lo the J udiciary aliuiuitt- waa votiJ wii. M r. Mndaay' motion to n ler to a apecuu com mittee was voted down. . . Mr. Graham called thepreviou .jueeiion. It was voted down. . Mr. Martindalc moved to iostpone i Is f.'rt'-er c.mideration until Thursday next at 11 ocloeit, which was voted down. Mr. Blytho moved to refer the whole matter to the-committee on Public Pi inting, which was voted down. , , A. M.Callowav, colored, moved to lay the ...i-. tl.o Mc which motion was re- Sii" .M .. V - -f ertcd in. lni vote . Yeas, Ifl. Nays, 21. The original resolution wa voted down hy tne following vote: Yev, 15. Njy,2. . On motion the Seiiate a tjoumeil. I-.. rfrrtA ,J n . i.inlllltUil I II. I' eilOtl i. . ,u iuk nia action on it, umve-i that-tb role. U apdal la order to i.Ae it ou. . h-a i' Tho Senate refiucd to take up th bill by tl.e rfrdints following vote i ren-rred yeas na.n 17. It require If aotaf ' I Kiid the rules. CAI.MIUR . . 1 "Till to amend sac. 4 of an article relating to alarics and fee. . . ill,;., kill iimiuiu to raise th alarie of Ihe Supreme Court Judges to $3,000, and U pay i nil tin. mill fn.itl the biirinniiiK of their Br the aame, a bill providiug for costs la elvil aetiona in Jualle Courta Referred. n ,1,.. uina. bill Drovidinat for the a- ffcarceinenl J Sheriff andfCon.Uhlaa in Jus tice Ouite. Keferraai, The bill oonaoliuaiing the Atlantic and N. C. R. R. and K. C. R. B-. mad th 1,1.1 miLr hir Tuudav at 11 u'clotk. rz: .-v.. . i...t i . them said amount from the beginuing ..t .Oi. i J . . .. . in .C. lAb Mr. Love moved to lay lit ui " ' umiiBiii kitalkaea. graph, aud ihK eft. tha ta oTsaid attend- M 'laced. .ui. i. .,.,..1 .....:i1 Mr. St, nhens inov.il a reconsideration of the friln Mr. Sweet moved to potxne tli motion nn- .11 . ..... ..1... tuliloli wim mlonti-d. ill ii niiiw; -' " - xf , liill to conform the fees of SoliciK.rs to Ine act iu relation topunishnteul raUU.d ou inu lOtn i if Anril 'AS. Mr. Panic moved iu Indefinite posll-one- mr:it. which mot tun prevailed. Pill to make slander a misdemeanor. Measr. WelW, Blvth and Brogden, fevored the passago of the bill. Messrs. Bobbin and Whiteside opposed it. Mi. Bobbin moved to lay tho bill ou the ta ble, which was voted down. Mr. Davis moved to amend the bill by mak ing all piinuhnient obtained ogaiiuU any per son for slander, apply to the body as well as ngai:;l pnuH-rty, and that said rtv slisll W committed to prison ilnlil such punisiiment and ,w are saMstii'U, wiocii w 1 1, Kill Una lv PSAH'd its Hd-ond reailing. On motion thebeuale aUjourueo. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 1 uiiiA v, Jan. 28. IIoius: called to order at the usual hour, nr. ports or committt.hi. Mr. Ames for committee on on internal Im ... .......... ..I- nnrtrd favorably upon the lull o amend cliap. 05 PuUic Uws 1868 '69. Bill placed on the Calendar. snoLtrrios KD Bn.ut. prcial order fur Tueeday at II o cl.. By Mr. Malone. a relntloui Into the Chairman of the ..iaatltee H me vv note. o required to notify O. W.Swepeon auafp r. Littleheld h apiear oeior mi fur tha nurnaati of testifying a muI thm thev he m.title.1 by tele that the Chairman inform the 1 Mrliet monieut of the n hereato arl.na. and their reason for I lug. (in ease of tauunt to attend ) ou ealeudar. ' , . By Mr. Moore, of Cbwan. hill to amend ...c. 244, title 1(1. eliapC.Coda of Civil Pro eedorad. Referred-' . . By the snme. a bill to amend sectior H.. 2011 and 274 Coda of Civil" m)efJore. Re- oif 'uioUon of Mr. Mrflona. tha rirfea ra tusiiendod. and h reaulution nminonlog (t. W. Swepaon aud M. 8. LltlletteJd. wa ta ken p. , " , Mr. Maloue called the praeloua qneetion on his reaolntiou. Tha aaU waa au.Uined and the re.duli.iudpled. I House then adjourned. SI'ECIAL NtrTlCKH. IRKITAUI.K IN'VAI.IIH IndlgeaUon not onlv effooU th physical healtbhutthe dlpuftM Mrd tempers of its victims. The dyepeptic becoMM, too, In a Vl " a l,r his unVrloiM. He I subject to flu of Irritation. nIloim0, or t!e O as the. case may ha. A pratornatura! sen. Litveue which he cannot control, le:.U I.im tiinilsoousiru m . - around bim. and hi. iiiteruonrae oven with . Cl i . i i.int.. I Hi nun m ' 1 futripHaa. vf t"X'"T ,,aed qnantly marked by exhibition, rfta-l Iness (or- ' th. I eign to his real nature. ' . ' ' " phonouiona of tha aaaaa, ior " .i". annot k- justly held reeponsibla. but they .,c. a- ion much ho'iaehold dis..uifort. It i to Ihe ;. . r ik. home circle, it ia esseulial to . . . . Boatuonad and made .peeial oror ior Thuraday at 11 o'aloak. Hill to amend tha ael f provide tor a ava- f Public Instruction, woa taken up and the unfavorable report or th eoiniimio. ration waa eoneurred in. Bill for the rolief of herp.y-nejrjt ken up aud on motion. mWn cw u' 1. 1.. I S'. M JTV k at t . l ii..n LVkmnt Iff. Pubfte t ..... isiw in ii. xt ii-achad a- 'thfiar tire I uns avw " . I.... A... n fcnt.i It nil. nil. -,- , . i Mveraireadi4k ehder a eaupeuwou oi the On niothm the Uriuaa djuunraet. y iriAHHIKB At the residence of Rev. 8. 8cherer, by the une. on the ikt i.uU, Mr. WUliam A. 0uble and Mi Mary J. Bofer, all of Rowan. .. .l. ...wi. .mt .i th. raaideno of the "i -- -- , ; D u iu Oana CMunu, kv Is family harmony a. well astoreaene ol the prin cipal unerar, ftoni a Mate not rr i.-nowd rrom iiielnl.nl insanity that thee syniftono. of innn is.f. - ssl... menial dislurluuioe o proraP.i.vr.,u.. t... ..... can onlv bo done by rcmevimi their physca cause, a deraiigmeot of tha lun-ns of the aMmaeh and It allleel nera, te Mvcrand the ImwoIs. 1'm.U these. iar iapwi IIOLVE OF REPRESENTATIVES. TitrssDAT, Jn. 27 Rr.80LUTlOX9 AN11 BILLS. Pv Mr. French : A resolution to night Lies for the Old Nerl &atc BROKEN PROM1SNS. The foltouing, which is a faithful kctcii of a recent sad cliapter in a certain section of the South, eantfu rc:,r"''' w',rmnS "W1'"4 fal'1" as to be prompt in fuWUJng business engago meritn. Often -even when we do pot fenr tt, there may be" mora than money depending on tlwre Jivwl an aged couple devoted" to ,he ouiet hour to which they had retired as tue ......ii;. Km! wi-nol then that they Were no Irmcer able to engage in tiie active duties of life. It Was no all the world to them. It had been t..n. .wiwii lormin. llieylov- .MtrtreWh af attachment which the i in ' ' . .. i. . . . i it v.witnnn iiirirn i.'u LrSKrf tna w.tr are dnd, of the laV lifted he hammer of ;,-..; .-uiii.. ."B. . 1 . .. .l l....:l....l ,,mni.rlv I !) sniite 1 to die, the nun of hUtype, who have - j "rir.-la to crcise-.l so larRe an in3uenco. will antt m'.Q u.-. ;t Ht, WiW weallhy and re ter inKigniflca'tiee and will only be mentioned to . ( ,, w Hj d;j n,t h8ve the amount . . . . rr.i.r. k!-....r r.ri,v will throw i, Hh want to a debtor and nre.1 hnn ... . 1 ........... I II Il.U ... I lUUVJi. i... i ii, ... .... - - . " . " . .... . 1 1 all uch lelersovarboard of men like Mr. Trumbull Ch.ir'.w Francis thw tyi, It will add twenty years to its lease o . ' ... ; i., ! ... ..... : a 'ii ,.. 1. 1 of the bes! 'men of the South into its ranks. While it fol low the lead of the BiflcrV and Sumncfa in c.,-.. 1 fnllow. thf anildance :.( the Up hold a.---ions on and after the 31 of January. over. " . . . , The same : A resolution rai'uig a special com mittee to report to Ihe House the most impor hi' hould be acted on th:s ses sion, l.iea over. CarnxisnKD bceikess. t xt Ar Viib.. mVred. moved 'toVc- reMtder the vote by which tlie House peti the rcaohitiou VeMerrlay, wpicst!ngM. i.ittte field fo reslK) bis portion as State Printer. Af'cr some aiecusitoii, .i.r. Uv th m. rlftn to reconsider on the table, and on" his motion called the yea and nays. The call befcrgKiwialned, the motion to laycn ihe Uhle the motion to reconsider was adopted bv liic following ballot: "Yeas" 30. Nays4.. , ' . By Mr. Jarvis : A bill to repcsl ocrtam sec tions of the public lav. ' of 1S6S-'o9. Tire bill reials every rection in the various railroad act levying a special tax I : I . L.. i n Hp. On the 2.1 inst, by Re 3 C VL'.enu'" rcidence. Mr llenrv Myer and MusSui K niifht. all of Forsythe. .....ti. miruUtini? and altci MM e'aar. : r ai d n.tk.!faUhitf.. hrthe same, at the same ' t)tU ,t1:uulants which lend activity to '.K ir nlaee Mr John TylinW. of Forsvthe, to Mia I medial riitne Js tbo purest and oaaiin .im . SShtJKeno?f Randolph (iounty. JSStSS On the 4th instant, hy Rev Tho J Earle, Mr , ... tm(a rt.t.riiUve tor asingle week without -. a n - tt Ia ft I . 1 Jl 11 I . . . . .. I. . . 1 . , . Is BKN ATJC. Monday. Jan 31. ICTO. called to order at 10 was .'' Hostetier-eStowaohBittoraaot sluitiltaneoit-ly i.on at his IpPKluceipg a thorough ml atJu'sry .Wolu tSSSmmitt 83 condition. The rertb. togivrie B of mu3uaii Mc- whUh the praparatloli la oowpofed arc ol a rK . . .. t Bv Wilson Carev. a Wll to amend section 11 ...Uiitnte wj voted down hy ine ioiiow- . ij ..imnter 1H. Public liws. Keierrca Rt Mr. NHmlson. a mil to e.jualii!e ine ea- tnses of Keeping up oriuge. in uro ....... 'i... l:.-l". rrril. Br Mr. FoMcr a bill to refund special taxe m th. tas tavern of the Hute. Placed on the calendar. , i mnm ren'ivril from the!enate in forming the House of Ihe passage of the Bill ta restore the eredlt of the State and nwilltate the building of Railroads. Ilaced on the calendar. CALK DJOI. Senata bill amending the 19th section of the act in regard to special procedure in ras of 'nills, was taken up and passed iu third read ing. , ti.nate bill to make land owner in certain cases IT IISOIKISU' irm-w, waa in. passed iu third reading. House bifl to enabi married women to be come free traders, wa taken up and the unfa vorable report of the committee to whom it wa referred, wa coniurred in. ; li.il in rotation to Droneltv belonging to the Board of Education (the bill provide that the i ... i ,,, . nn iiriell anv and all MM lands and docks, or oilier property appropriated to the cause of education, for oasis bond of the State or ether securities a the majority of said beard .hall consider safe and proUUble for the Public Sphttal Fund.) "Mr. Jarvi moved to indefinitely postjione the hilL . , ' 4 . Messrs. Mendenhall and Justice favored the motion. Messr. French and Downing opposed iL After som dcliate the motion to( indefinitely postpone wa adopted hy a Tote of yea 64, nay On motion of Mr. Ellington, the rule were npcndrd. and the bill to provide for the tak ing of bonds in case of bastardy, wa taken up and passed iu several readings. On motion the House then adjourned. ...i . . :. ,.t .. .m mmued. na uneu tue unr ... ' l"!, v inV.n.;i,i. 'ili ten Jay. ra fi.a. of three bo af, , Mr. UiWwS, ti7 i , i , .... .1.1 ,mt mH the money. If the ' . . ..';.....,:.,.,, ....tinr mi.,1 reoort to -I fS.!!-. ill il'V - " e-r- .1 IKi B. I 1 Lt till t. . . ( Adanu. and other ol ,..,, -,:..( ...j rcuortedin tuie. arraugemenu .'l;, jr, .nb. .nrlit-it dav nra.ti.aVie. defta, th. Bullock, and other, of STC he South, it will have no power in the N utheri WJJ thu Slate. It must, by a wise, stotesman-ii.c auu literal jwlicy, conciliaW the inducQtial and In telligent men of tlie Hwth if it wisitcs to restore peace to the cou:itrr and perpa'uate it existence f..r nnv considerable length of timor JOUKNAUSM. The New York Timet, in an article on tlie death of George 1). Prentice, makes the follow, iiig remark.', wiiiuh may be read with profit by file rs besides editor: Personal jmirrraHsnv ha orrly a limited mis sion. When a man consider that becaso he is ahe editor of a powerful uawapapw b. must, of .n.lf.it tka ho of his anger, hi 1 1 tV . mw. ; no.ir w f M ii. ..,-,A .loowhrre. The debtor had sold ; ' his tobjeco nra finn, and promptly applied to them for the money, lime aiier sm r,r.uisl and a often tilled. B it Otof promise. raTUed the debtor to de!;v until jiut before the sale Tli" son-in-law went to the strange cora- , bid for the property tin nis money in llieu, ocn? a rrrajifter, discovered t.'ie i-.man walked back through the nmms of the familiar old house and sudiieniy sen aeau. The trouble w:u too heavy W tlie ix.or olt! creature' heart. ' . Vt'ho was to blftD-.. ? The son-in-hw arrang ed to gtt the money i't'd wa ibscelv.d by a debt or who aln reasonably ex-rVl to get it, but w is to the hist .1 wived by a firm. A diiy is ..-.n,;f, -A-'.'-l. IL 11117 be dissevered thnt, insteid o'" firms r nil c.-'mimiiie having no sonls and sins to answer for, every rflfaber of tho firm will be held accountable lo G Almiglity tor, all the .11 th. , .r'tinsin .. far-as he ha faded to cxart hi influence to prevent wrong ami e- t.i w rr.l.t. ixiok out nannon aao . . ' ...... . : ajubh:nk and his iji.ipt oiiitments his mm;-, . j Ure 0f Sterolipa between the I Tha bill was referred to th Committee on In ternal Improvements, ordered to l print. .1, ai.l na.lc the spiral onkr for Wednwiay next at 12 o'clock. . i Mr Downing offered tnc fodowmg resolution: Wiieiucas, Charges have been rosde in thU Eouse agaiurt the State Printer : therefore, Bt ii ilenimi, That a committee of three be appointed bv the Hpeaker, pro. t,m., to invesii- K.u ,he wlmle matter and report to thu House atvas early a day as powum-. . Harris, of Wake, colored, offered the following a a substitute: Whep.eas .Humor has chargen . rt. j.ijii. fieCl, Sute Printer, with charging an unfair Jnd f,ir the u.ibiic printing. &c , ..... . . i . . i" ...... . . . .- cure wii stockholder I A. Rooked, That Messrs. Ahtfs, Argo, and J. Jl. Justice be npointed a? said commiuee. On motion of Mr. .Moore, oi noTiin. me j.n. amhlc of the BtibstUute wa amended so a to read : , , . "Whercw, Charges have been made by the gentleman from Rutherford, etc." Mr. lrgrsm moved to add an additional sec tion thai said committee have power to Bend fcr persons :inl papers. .a Mr. Roliii'-on proposed a substitute lor Mr. fiijrre'm'a amendment that said com mtttee have power to send for persons and papers, taketcali nicnv, administer oaths and exumtnc witnes,scs. Mr. Ingram accepted the substitute. The sutis'-itute oflcrcd by Harris, ofakc, was adopted as ahteiidn l. and the pmpoattton a amended was then advptcd. On motion of J. W. Leary, col., the riles were suspended and the bill 10 Incorporate the People's Manufactorv, Loan and Trust Coinpliny .jfLnmloertbB wa Taken up aWparaea iu sev eral reading. On motion the Houec then aujourncd. SENATE. PATinnAT. Jan. 29. 1870. Senate wa called to order at 10 for 5 rWef AVf -Swirr. JlfV. iJffta- -The iraportanec of the echeme R70. oils cnicliJitbie raid purposeless. A" editor U. U) .j-nwind, "Norfulk and ew 1 ork may oe seen his paper what the Governor is to the Coromon- j JSZ ,wedth. He i it minister, not .u master, ;JVV..rk into the State of Virginia, roust govern it with wisdom and pfudent constd- ( Xtwnece(lerg'a. ArobamB, Mbadsaippi,- and acraUon for U riglits of otbctv, remembering , etrn ArkanV on the SouthweM, end into the SS arel higher and noMer rig than W Individual whim or prejudice OthL fes. Keverth.les-&ip- . t rw.nMf-rmd the time has come when Wc ; , . . , tr,,i.,,.i f thew Kates has ... i... .niVs ii us tf In America, tfeat thM u, natrtK'ttil r entirely neglected, nre VC" ' . . , . :.-.:. ..r.T:.,,...t r.fls..st.irt;,i;i. Civ'Ci U'ai.st il 1:1- T rZrZ S .'ia hcy Ut and what ttMSf ttiatw not iii.p. 11..., -VI--- - todeTelope tht.r rcs.irce!'. lope thtir rearaircas. r-Jrojecicu line uers is a sjep.in the right d. recti w ; and ;,vs.janly 11 -euk dowu the. luohnpoly low i !,v the (! Domlntoil Stcr.rriship' Cdm- f HIV do hi wnrtt uu,.-n ne i liiuei.n.t..., of ft9imv tntrntrtellcd nml-'a'torc M part)- innucnccs. in. . mnA neoc iit.r teej u.v ui cw. . Tki. hn..vi ; but tho hecinn ng o" tothaM-fam other pnii'tsaion, and wOca. oi ,i;j ( f () p frtr. Wo being the Sn-iire or Adjutant of tK.Uihid toadeaat ni.t.f nir r,u; railway from MM IIUlHut it i . r.rivi6egecoinp NewtMeana. Wl weehall have got thus ad- -1 w, 4h obedh rve "' ' ditlonal line of stesr.iships and railway, then them respect tod obed. o - , preaperity bava fogvtn. T new.paiKir which ioe put abape n coo- ( r , vor ,n4 wl(h rule dot in conformitv with these views u vexy far i ij dn9 . Uj from Norfolk to Atlanta. frm realirimr the true mission fit journalism, ,hencc to ;.ow Orleam. and y will ind ym S? . 1Z ,b,nrosnentty or have deflated but aiiglaly from an 2. Bar, pa anil tMiJir uu-j "jw -'w lijuiirigr -: We ited last week that, ao ..;,. W.!onCk.rtotte,.Allar,t.i, Monlgoniery, rhb are the mOstimnortirnt distributing points. You will find also thieto harthe ehortest practi- i Lt . I ' X',.... . unit ! Orii .lb. .Mtinwln the olWhM of f .hief Joattce I eron, ,!,- throiurh a Urritorv unrivalled atf Wnf N of the S.Spreeje Oaort and x I ft, rMtf, Ihe diveraity of It prrsliirt-. and nf the Krfoerior Court Judge will expire in Au- ,,e saluhrltv of iu cl m.te Iet ii be ? SrrahlSuyebecnAgustlSTS. j Norfolk and cw OrieRliy. B. W tidnk it iiua just to any that upon a eWr ' t .u..' n.if JiMtioe'a opinion wa ar iwiuir oi . - . , mavioctsj ihal'h correct i - msrf.Knnt rrerntTv recetvire a - fr.m an oflUccr with wiom he had quarrclic.1, sent back this answer : "I have no desire wlwterer to kill ypu,UII less do I desire . 1 i i .i i .kl rh to be killed myself. Hero u wnai . pro,--. rn v.ry - (io (0 tb Mml wnpj.. Choose a tree alart fit Mr. Oiwes upon the extravagance of the a - . ai -jjaOjIajyi yonr-n-lf fifty, thirty, or ,nl.nUtraticn ha not to ultltout efftct. TI.. even fifteen -t - ? . vpi t" I Wfri tf retrenchment has 1WW Q tTX'JJ ts; oped, will N.oontmoe.r! Many tt.oMiar.o. .- .. .4lt tho. ewUAry .ua,?.. RKSATE, r oe i c" FRHMT. rfn. s. I"' Thr Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock. BILLS lSTRODCCXD. x . By Mr. Welkcr.to charter the city cf.Grccn- Imro' j referred. , . . ... l$y Mv Shotftwr, to repeal sections 23 and 30 of chapter 2i0 of the las of ItiliO 09. Kefer- : By Mr. Martinddc, to bMr protect the hol der' of-Iiuwurance Policu jn thi State. Tliis . -.. . -. " . bill rcouires . om(ianirB voiun wmwr Piao . if it be l'irc Insurance to deposit $2(1,000 in bonds of the State, nt i.ir value, in the Treas BPf. and if it is lifo insurants; to .Uposil $10, (f. lict'ercd. t ; . it,- Mr T fli'i rmolntinn to rcdncc the per dicta of menibers to $5 per day and that of em- fQ0 t-ach ployeci in the- same- proportion. i.tes over. REwaxrruisa Jjeidutioii nutliarizing the Treasurer to pav I ha necessary vr.renses of wit nesae -summoned U,t,r- IV iii rsilirnlMiil coRMBUlee. under a rf- olution ratillea. Dee. th, i0, reierreo io im coaiuiitiec on claim - ... Keeolutian to pay the expense and I mileage af nicniber of tire V-omra'rttee, to investigate the affair of th Aiberaarle end Ci apeak.- Ccs re-, tertud to the ronimettae on ciwuia, Kesohi'i. n ifstTiKtinx the Attorney General to have Ilia Railroad appropriation rljuu'.ca ted. v ' , , t Mr. Roblan said he in'n .! .) rh: rcnolu Uom in order to liavo a lecal quaetion propurly ndjixlicated. It mat tt red not whether a wan wan in favor of or against the new boruls, K wa highly ImiiorUnt that all daibt s to their corj siiuitionJitv should b settled ao soon as possi ble, and that was. the object of the aeeoluttonv--- The o'clock. , " A nunmtinieation was read from the Code C.nnmisaion relatiug to a reaoltttlon of inqui ry from the Senate, . No motion was made to receive the re port. FROM THE nol'BE. The f.itUjn-ine: bill were transmitted from the Houaa whiclj were disposed of as follows. to-wit : Rcsuiution relating to tho interpolation of the bill to provide a system of Public In struction. Kpfcrred. " V Bill to itiheud chapter 280 of the General Laws t f 'C3 and 'Oil, Referred. Bill to amend chapter 270. of the Public Lows of 68 and 59. Referred. Bill for the better protection of life and j.roperty, was ratified by the Presideut of the Senate In rcferoncc to a resolution offered by Mr. Love. The Treasw-er sent to the Senate the following oonnntinicattoti "STATE 09 NORTH CAROLI TRKA81 BY Dr.PARTMBKT Raleigh, Jan. 2d, 1870 Hon. TbdB. Calheell, President qf the Senate : PiR I bav the honor Jo receive the fol lowing resolution, passed in the Senate Dec. 9th, A. D-1HW: . u i :lt fil. That the Tranrer of tHe State. be and i hereby requested to raport to the The Senate o clock. , , Mr. W.lker preaeated a Joint petition from two aeparate committees oue appoimeu at Ihe meeting of Ihe 8toek holdara of ibe North Carvdina Railroad held at PalUbnry. aud thu oiio-r by. the meeting held at Ral- i.,.i nir t in lieueral Asuemuiy i rn- duce one million of th. preferred stock or aid road to comtpoo atoek. Ur VlutMi. froin thei cotnn itlee ou tne Jnd riary rrported favorably uptiu tha bill to ... . i i . ....... .uii assist tne committee ou iimiimiui an amendment prJvWiorr that aaid Commit tee shall have ail th. powers of the Superior Court to eouiel tha attendance of wituessor an ! thejiroductioa of all the neecatary hooka MlvVinrtead moved a suspension of the rules In order to put the WH thnmgh ha ae eond remliug. whieh motion prevailed, the amendment wa adopted and the bill passed lU second reading. Those who voted agamrt it are Messrs. Bellamy, Colgrove, Cook aud l ialloway . col 1. IU 1 I ."i IJtTBOnUCKDr Ry Mr. Etheridge, to amend chapter 81 sec. 6 Reviaed Code. Referred -By Mr Mclaughlin, to amend chapter 75 it... . ,1 Code. R ferred. By A. H. Galloway, col., resolution re nuestiug th. committee ou the Judiciary to re-rt a bill for the better protection of mar ried women, which was adopted. ' By .Mr. Love, resolution of inquiry to the Treasurer ma to the amount oftate houda ined by him sinee the date of hia annaal report, Sept. 30th. 1 80U. to whom issued, to whom delivered, the dy of delivery, the name of the applicant f-r the same and the dale or uh ppliection, whieh was adopted. By Mr. Welker. resolution W raise a com ifd ol Me srs. Winslead, Lind say and Love to examine into the affairs of the Secretary of State's on5ee, authorize one of th. committee if nec saary t. proceed to New York to procure information. Mr. Sweut moved to strike out the elanse authorising n. of the committee to proceed te New York, which motion waa lost, and the resolution waa adopted. Ou motion of Mr. Jone, of Mecklenburg, the Secretory of the Senate was instructed m ftirnisb the Auditor with a copy of the reanlntlohs requesting him to iteinixe that portion of hi report uuder the head of con tingent expense. THtKD REAMNO OF BILLS. Bill to declare slander a misdemeanor. Mr, Bobbin said he hoped thia bill would not become a law. In consultation with a number of able and experienced lawyers. k. unrMud themselves in opposition to iba Ml), thnuarhl it would lie the eaose of .! si.i.tpntir.ii and man v erons i jdictuieutt He had heard an experienced lawyer (Mr vsi. nit mi - - f, , , Tho C Devi, of Umherfbrdton, and Mm Lula Bowdtn, olUreeiivllle, B. c On Tuesdav, tho 2It nllimo. by Rev Thorn Dix;m. at the rcsldewre of th. bride father, Mr W If Herndon and Mis Kroroa, second daugh ter of Col J 11 Logan, of Shelby, N. C. On the 10th of October, by Bcv F Adam. Mr W A Foster and MU Luc F Johnston. All of Wilkes. 01 KD In thla city, on the iMth iusL, Mr. Daniel An thony, aged about S5 years. In Raleigh, at the residence of Gov. Bragg, on Ihe morning of the lt inst., Blanche, elder daughter of Hon. Thomas Bragg, and wife of Andrew Syme, Ksq,, in the 26th yu of be age In Salem, on Sunday morning, tk. 23d inst. Mr James Hall, a highly respected citisen, in iln 68th year of his age. In Forsythe countv, on the 22d instant, Mrs .. . . . . i . i i . . i .... ..r t 'f'.tMnfc, wir t i"T iik, sou wsi" Jesse Mock, aged 30 years and 3 months. . . . . ..... l.... ,, eM'Clu'iico a Uiuauii' iiuiroriiiin i" - .Votuftlv will hia bodily suftoriug ahaW froro ilar to day. but hii miud will reoover -.wi 'y from in roUesneu-and Irritnbltt'. awl ten happy change will iu anifest iualf In hi denuau. or to all around him. Dr. A. L. SCOVIL I 'h iuventorof never 1 medical preparation whieh have become xt: nopular, and hare betHi lils-rally used. An- ng hi iuvenliinsare"ilair Balaam fur th. I. . and -Urerwnrt and Tar." For tha pt-a years a better Lung romedy has bacn ottered to th. public. Read the following tter from -Or. Scorn, referring to it : Maavra. J. .V. HA KRIS CO.. Genu t I mak. the fol lowing sUtomant from a perfect conviction aud knowledge of tha benefira of AUonfl IiUDg Balsam in curing tho moat deep seated I'l'LMoKAHVCoasusirtioa ! I bre witnew iu cffucl on the vounir and the old. and I can tru- I Iv av that ill by tor tbe best expectorant re- . i . Vn.i '.null. uu-ay who wncn i uui acquamwu. w and all the early stages Ir Luug oompla.-.its, I believe to be a certain cure, aud it every fii'n- ily would keep It by them, ready to admtuis'er II Til ihilli Irtnl Trill of J YV Itlol, ami : upon tlie Urst anpoaranc. ot uiseaso imu. .u j i,i .J 4hl Watkins. n her 43U vcar. Lunrn. there would tie very tew case w ia". .1.. ort-l. . Mr I . ' . " ' 9. " Nrar fJliaaiwaeJl llf on the oth of December. I iy w lr F.liaabeth Idol, wife of J W Idol, and I mon fn ' ur.viiic cnuntr on Nancy Barnycaatte, widow of the late Francis Barnynwlle. NE W A D VKIi TISEM A V TH. Sale of Yadkin River Lands. BY ORDER OF COURT I WILL expose the land belonging to the estate aMM Kills for sale at thepremiseonUednedr the Ifith rtay f Vtarh next. These Lands are situated on thi i Yadkin Uiver. aboutei(rbt wiles from Salisbury, iu Uowan comity, aad two mile trvm Uyiuanrg Depot on tlie llailro id: there e bout TtllBTEBX HCNDRBD ACRES, aod it will be old hi a number of small traetoos to .aitpiirclianis with m..aerate uisans. Th wbule trart will be sold abject to the dewer right of the WThi i nn of ttie most valnsble and deetrahl tracta of land in thi portion ef tbe tltate. a large portion of it teinft tlie FINEST RIVKK BOl'IUM, , Tbe of one and two year for tbe balane with interest from date: title rmerveU nunui purciiw mu., I paid up ia full . , . ., - r. x?r . t?ri (Una v.. fonmn February 1st, 1870 frw Coimnissior.er It causa the ohltvni and maU l ter to raise, without irritating tUoso ue.itaui organs (tho Lungs), and without produ.-.rg constipation of tho bowel. It also gives strength to tha system, stops the nigbteweat. and changes all the morbid accretion to a healthy state. Yours respectfu'.h . A, L. SCOVIL. Sold by all Medicine l)aler. It ia sold by Dr. O. B. Porta, Salisbury, X. 0L 1 1 MXLttVM .'ire- ,,r '' "f"1" .IXA. ) INT. Boydeu) say this ought to be entitled a "bill to enanle law yers to gei ncH ua . mtm people's quarrels." and ilt.it it s as a nn.st mischievoua measure. He earneetly hoped ,i,;. tin n-niild be voted down, and moved that it be indeflnitely nttponed. Mr Stephens railed thepreviona euealton. which wue suntaiued. and the bill waa sroted down by the follow ing vote : Yeas Messrs. Beasley, Belbttny. Brog .u., Itlvtho. f'herrv. Colirrove, ("ta. U.Davis, F.theridge, Fppes. CO!.. tlivllowuT. col., lly mai.. col.. Ij.sssiter, Tn,Martiirdale,Moie, of Carteret. Moore, of Yancey, SjiionijeJ, ote- ..licna nnd Sweet B V.t Mes r. BeaTl. BeomsK Burtas,-) Plythe. Forkner. Jones, of MeeWenburg. Leg. Lindsuiy. L"re. Mason. MelchnV, Mc Laaghliu, Muqihy. Rehardsoif. Kep.isr. Bobbins. Smith. Welter. "While. AVhltreide and V instead 21. Oa motion the Senate adjourned. Favorite Medioine with all classes, J aria' Poi ibVr. A IF you hare Painter's Colic. (e the rain Killer. NO Medicine is ao popular .U the rain Kiiter. JERP tho Pain Killer always at hand. L. . f F tou hare ft Coach or (Mo, . er j A . . . . . . ! jm a vl.itn X 7n be on tmrd 7i7Tii f 001 out and not taught C$ the rain Killer, ithotit a Bottle of Pain Killer in the haute. JUST RECEIVED Garden SEEDS! WAKUANl'ED GENUINE, coneiating in part of the followiug from LANDRETH. BUIST & OTHERS : CABBAGE SEED, BEET CUCUMBER PARSNIP TOMATO OKRA LETTUCE UADD1SU 8 ACE PAH.SUET V ELERY RHUBARB ' OYSTER -PR A NT"" UN ION" S-EtTS, SQUASH a nsssei&v mg Stor. CALL AND (JET AN ALMANAC FREE. ii 1 1 r t i. 'i u II in for Senate withont dehiy, what sums of ihoiiey huve been pil bv him to each of the Code Cotninissioners, sinre their appointment, at what time they began to draw pay. and for what months, naming each month, furvmcn they have draw j pay as commissioners afore said. ! compliance, 1 have simply lo state The constitution provides that no appropriation' ' ahall be made, miles a mfttM la OL, evftt" m ff 3 .hall be rearcura. ' . . '.Jlr. .1 il ,.r..irT,.T.5'Se-l ;...r. ,i,4..oi.Hi.w.i.M H'.-. . LaafJ aZ- V wawr iL,-iiMW o,oagrcairf rc- .T.rl ? 'TT 1 Wf'-r ..In,. r,..v.r.-baba.--W. r.Ltdtr. pay the interest on ssael aprrvwiruuop sna taut at the ame time, it was etitfem to every one that a.uiBdoir taa hsriTot hbi lud to laar tfi intems-t oil tieier)ed-rf tairtoi'S and 'Li re ys a ij iinTaBB of uo:itJs. Iherr retisti- liftitilTMryai hesiW stttlsUin order to hrnid nn and sueiiin .the creeUtinf laetiwe. The-lei hoidrs wsarajBotrM ii i!itohi'-:.-L.i-t K- . k. Lbcw timCavis of licschMTrl. Up !?,.lL-r nsovl thu ik he irscrred to the r-omciiitce on the J-uiejary, w By "Mr. M.-rr lu.u 10 LlerLs of hUd: uioticii ire- cuf Men mote i jgi 1'aaye. HOUSE OF BEFJRlvENTATIVEa. MosnAT. Jan. 31. The Houaa wa callod to order at the nan- al hour. RESOLUTIONS A WD BILL. By Mr. Pointer, a resolution requiring the .Secretary- ol tnte in lurnmu hihuihu roi bound copies of the laws pawed at the pres ent scwion withiu 40 daye after udjouru aial. fAtm over. Bv lr. Farrow, a bill to amend aection 34 chap. 85. JReviaedCode. Keferred. aaaiaaSa was recetved from the Cover ,,..r tntiiiinittrner a statemeut from the Au ditor, showing tho. valuation of real estate Mnd property and taxes nenveu in sanie. including tare upon Uulised taxable? as far as returns have neon made to hia de partment. CAI.KNPAI! , , Tha hiB nnnrernine the settlement of the estates of deceased persons waa taken up and it. tliird raadinff. V Bill to amend section 8." hap. 2!I7. Public' Laws of 1808 aud W was netreaenea an.i ni..,..f it third roAdine. Hill all.. wine compensation to witnesses in T lint Iff It ronrt. wits reached. Mr n...in..it moved to amend ao as to al low such Uitneea75eenu fday aud ba llliiras. - aj '11 Mr. Vestal moved to amend hy striking oat 75 eefct and inserting HH, hart. Mr. HodoeU'a -amendment waa put to a vote and adopted. Mr. Vestal moved to mak. the compensa tion f I per day.'lrsrt. , The bill a amended tn.n parse iu intra reading. ....... CAUROAJt (MBDUKD.). Bill to ullnw J-Ja e the Pea., to take depositions withy-rt hmisafeoi ral ed and pmA fttX.- . Bill to reunite oVendeurs fn actjcp to re cover real eaUtoWJrWeVVlrV-.rW. kan nn and aftat ,tha, adopted of sovoral a.nanduienu rpDAiied hvatttc ndicu-y Com mittee. Uia bill passed iu aeTersi reading nndVr a suspension of tha rules. Bill -to amend the act croatinaj a Median- ir? and Laborer Lieu Law. war taken up the Miperior Court. Jurti-1 and postponed for the present. SiLerUL and Constables.I Bill to re-endow tbe University of North Carolina, was wrt reached, and taetie tlw) f.r!lwing facts as recorded, ou the-boohs of tins department. k Messrs. Tourgee and Barringer have boen paid regularly frmi June,d. to November IdOU both' inclusive being ft eighteen months nt the rate of I!" moniii or Mr. Kcdman from June IBtw to June 1669 both inclusive Detng mr tnir ivan motitlis, at the ram. rate fiiritll). mak ing a total paid as salary to the Cod. Com tnisei.ners of til.lWJO. VK,TXKINS. . Sute Treasurer. BILlS INTROIU i TU. . U. rk.rrv. m amend the Charter of tr. town of Greenville, relerred. . . . ... , . - . . u . : ' ,, By Mr. W IUft. au. to am m um iinniiga- tion tha aflai' 'f certain R ilroads. I This bill An ? o iaes the Governor Ui fur nth a rooM iu the Capitol building or elafe witere tor the. use of tl.e committea. allows them a elerk. ataliotiary, postage &., .nd inslrucU the Pnblie Treasurer to meet said expenses, to pay out of th. Treasury J500. j Kifferred Ui tno eomuiiuew oa utv miroj. - ... . f tt mil Mr Mr- Ivolioiu. to relieve c r. niuq, KOSKOO! AT 9 PER DOIL At BNN1SS' Drug Store, DEEMS' PILLS, I'WO DOLLARS PER DOZ ftib 5-tf At ENNISS' Drug Store Wo Choir should ba Witboot Xt ! The American Tunc Book. THIRD EDITION Hpw IEADT. A Collection nt all tho widely popular Church Tunes, Anthem, and Set 1'iec.s wuuu nae formed the foundation of our Auieriean Church u.,..:,. r.ir in nat flitv rears. traimniin i.Oiioehoioe niocoa selected" by 500 Teachers and Choir, lieaderg. Price, i.50. Iia.00 per doren. a speciue. " copy will be sent by mail to any address, post jiiuii t'U ri'i "i. p. iw. Hi n',D IIitniiv At. f'o.. Boston. ieb5-'Jw C. H. DiTaoa A Co., XW Yori. IBT everybody nsthe Pain .Killer j For Sprain ami ISruioe. EVKUT sailor ahonld carry a Siottie of rain Ki'rr trilA him. RKMEMBCK. the Pain Killer ia for oof Internal and tCxttrnol ue. ; Tho Pain WII J is dd by all Druggist, and Dsalersin Family Medlines. perr r dj n& 4t sos, PtopHttots. - 7 High street. Prorideivce. . 378 St. Paul aireet, Montreal. Canuda. , '- 17 Southampton Bow, Leaadoa. England. Earlv Rose and Coodricfi POTATOES!! TiTF. ftKLRRRATED Early Rose mill- .r one, at ENNISS' Drug Store. Side of Valuable Pial Estate in .. YADKIN CO., N O. I3y TIETUE of .authority vetted in the un dera.gne.laTrustooofV'.L. Van Eataa, wa ,iU expose to public aalo On the 0th dap of March, 1870,. AT JONESVILLE, VADK'N C30.. That valnablo Tract of Land known as tho TT. I Van Eaton homo tract, situated near Jones- . . i v.jl:.. Hi.... .n,l,.,.nf.,nii'ir tlirrO Vllle, on inn iuwu w . , "'"-yrrr hundred and twenty-eeven (Iff) ucns, more or loss The most wtjtntH is i wmn sim jwmii. Wd. and iuu 'faiprb statu of cultivation. Also, Fiv. (0J tiait-Acre is us in me iuu u. J.lsaB.fill. includina; dwelling house, afro house, office.i, aud out ouuuins. Also, Hie property anowii wa. r , i i..mr I'ron.utv .in said town, comprising about tbiee and half acre, more or lass. AlsO, the lot of Iittnrt. anu limec ifiereon, i inft between the dtapel pn.pwty and tho above named river land. - , Also, the propertv known a the Tan Tarl and lot, comprising about four (4) aores, lyine: bet ween the aaid plantation and Ih. town or Jouesville. TKKM8 CASH. R M. OATS. lrTm' 4 lm -Ai- W. R. HOWARD, Flour Dealer ..u-a.il : rt-ferred. On motion the Senate adjourned. j tti IIOC9E OF KE?KESE??TATrVES. Satitrhat, Jan. 29. Uuuae called to order at tb. uaual hoar rLl-tIOS'S AUD BILLS. . of CnriwaUi a bill in rem- it lit iff. ) it. $ r.b: 4. 1809 Slorth Carolina, ) Superior Court Daviosou oTr John 11. Welborn. Pla asainsi .1 V Smiili. llftVndent ToJ. P. Smith, the Lier.nd.nt, uon-rt- dent:, Tbu are her.by notified thnt a summons in the above enrtitled C- S ha been Issued Miraiuat you. returnable before IheJndg. of the. Superior Crt to be held f it .Davidson County at th. Court House in Islington, on the reeond Monday after the firet Monday iu April,' WO. notifyin; yon that if reu'fcil to answer th. complaint, filed in aaid Court, the plaintiff will tk Judgment apiinat tou for tli sum offVur Hundred M Forty dol lars, on. bond dated 28th August, 1W. and von ai also iotHM thai th asid WW has isrf.cl a warrant of attachment againn ruur propel ty, lr aaid amount due as afore said, returnable at aaid towo and plaee.whea and whera roo are required to appear ad an swer th. sf.naaid eomplaiot, or th. plaintiff will Uka jodBB4 aaptiast yoo a. Jiorlu demanded. . Witnees. Lerri E. Johnson. Cfcrrh of tha Superior Cenirt of Davidron County, at offi. in Lexington, the 2d February, 1870. L. E. JOHNSON.. C - Bt H. B. Dur.ub.ry. Deputy. 3 6t (pr. fee I0.) MRS. WAREN, WHO HAS tlie advantage J havine; beeh tan.?ht mtiic by soirt. of tha best Oenuau Profteaers and iia ah !...d . venl year eapcryms in teaching, pro. po-cs to ?iv inrtrnctiou on tb. Piano and tiui- tar. Ictm.-, per ...nm ol Uve tu-Uiui.-. ' n.saj ttff 1fr"r- . jepoton arrival oi i rauw. aa i wnww v vy.awu.', . Ttt C tXXXE-iVr, . jjor.Cnawn, Ppsa-1 S. C. dj. t- (tmmmUi Jfltrcljont, Ko. 1 SPEAR'S WHARF, BALTIMORE, ML T Ooml to choice .We, ii- d FumOti Flan stantly on hand. 'nmOti Flow, auitabia for retail imj, con- ,PT am out MANaiON HOUSE, : CHAJILOTTJI, V. C ;ia vjl mUfrj(: rw "'v- ..-tt-. - . . ; . . . Thi well hnown House having been KEtn.T k i. us i-i i ko an J bssvtted in evary dejtart is now open for thcaccouniodatioo of - . x TaTB TRAVElrSC. PUBIiIC. Jg-Oaanibns at Depot on arrival of Trains Lsl the .or'goo. . y . .uv -- . . - m