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- I tftt15 Nortl) Slate wcbeli. 1 reiinin.lW TM Lasiiatare wet si the Capitol In BaMgh M Monday let in punmDC of ! la of Uic hate, t'p fo this liiae nothing ha lieen done In the hape of legislallou. The 'V0 HP gauitrd n Monday and on jueedoy adjourned over to Friday to enable their rat-mlier to attend the saemoril) ctyafljonuj in Jymaf of lest. La fit, W4uly, nJ ol w thanksgiving day pa Thursday. Th rocsJjnB lhu for will be found In another column, to jrhirli tl reader U referred. Mr. A. O. Mourtt, OM of Uic Alamance pris mtan, haafteacnted a memorial to the Speaker ad ei-aliri of the Uouso of Kepreaentativee la fVtm of the impeachment of (iov. lUdaa and Chief Justice Pearaon. The memorial set forth Uiat ia the moaih of July laat Uie tvuoiy 4 1 U I 14 tw mrwnmA ClMo . ' . I ahull have it. prmat;, mostly irooi Tcnntnee, unuir uie com rand of ana George W. Kirk, who acted under the oedens advice and dim lion of Uov W. W. Hold" -th. the "memorialist with ' for ty abar ojiapa of said county were arraaud by aaid anaad ruffian without warrant, charge or naaaailiaj" lint tbey were "removed to Caaap Holden ia Caswell county and there delaine, priaonara of war tinder atrict military guard that "twenty eaten o( aaid county on the-m lo Camp Holden were not allowed to rote, though they were at a toting precinct on the day af election, while the nrgrora driving the wagvne of aaid Ult ware allowed to roJwV that "Kirk's ruffian appeared at the pr.lli in I emintr producing such terror and dintnay ; an unarmed people a to prevent a full, free and fair election" that "free-born citizen pf laid county were inprisoned, manacled, and even hung up by tk( neck, like dog, to tree in the wood." Then follow, at a part of the me morial, the affidarita of Lncien Murray, P. W. Weed on, and George 8. Soger, read before hi Honor, Judge Brook of the Circuit Court, in this piaoe, in August hut. The memorial and complaint then conclude aa follow; ''While these outrage against humanity and civilisation were perpetrated, A. G. Moore and other good citizen of the county petitioned Chief Justice llielnnond M Pearson for writs ol habeas earput ; the writs were granted, but the thief Justice did wickedly and corruptly refuse to give (hem the relief which that great writ guarantee and secures to every citizen. Wherefore, and inasmuch as the aaid Govern or W. W. Holden, and the aaid Judge K M Pearson did outrage and oppress your petition er and divr other of aaid county in their per ao, and did violence to the dfarvsl and nt secret rights of every free man of North Caroli na ; the Uorernor by acts of commission and the Judge nr act? oY omission, your petitioner prays that the conduct of aaid Governor and Chief Justice be enquired into by your lionora body, and if compatible with juatiee that they be impeached, convicted and deposed. Aod your .aitioner aa in duty bound wilt ever pray, Ac." From the above it will be seen that the ground relied npon for the impeachment of the Chief Justice consists only in "et of omittion," It is not charged that he luia actually eutumitted any act for which juatiee and the lava of the State denund that he should be impeached. No one has attempted to abow that he did not lay Vwa the taw correctly in tu opinion ia me case of A. G. Moore ex yxrrrV. The only charge that caa l a sustained airainst him ia tint he "mkiltid" to Issue a writ lo a Hheritf and order a potte to .be summoned to con; pel obedience to th Mandate of his writ. But in "omitting" to do so did he act "corruptly "'! We do not be lieve that he did, nnd if he did not then there is no ground for bis impeachment. The idea that a venerable Judge, who has occupied a seat on the bench for thirty years with credit to hinjsejt', nhn M Ka Imiienehftj! aitri rfinoseil f.ir an error in Judgment a mistake fs perfectly monstrous. Let such a precedent be established and but few honest and capable nien would be willing to iiazard their reputation by going upon the bench ia time of high pnrty excitement What ground is there for supposing that the venerable Chief Justice acted "corruptly," as chkreed in the memorial of Mr. Moore ? The 1- t iovemor, it will be remembered, had directed Col. Kirk not to deliver the pri -oners in obedi ence to the mandate of the Chief Justice's writ, aod had -isimied all the responsibility of his re fusal to do so. 1 1 ere was a direct conflict of au thority between the Chief Justice ane Uie Exec luiveof ;l:e tnte. Gov. Holden had five hun dred armed men of his own in the field, and was sustained, as was generally believed at thetimo, by the Executive of the United State. The President had actually sent a number of the regular troops of the United States Army into the State t.o sustain the Governor, as was believ ed, in his movements. With these facts before the eyes of the Chief Justice might he not have reasonably concluded that he had no power, with the pout at h's command, to enforce ohfjs' dience to his authority ? Might he not' have reasonably concluded that an attempt to enforce his authority would bring on a con flict between hi force and those of the Execu tive of the State, and of the United Statea, and that a terrible civil war would ensue? Might he not have reasonably concluded that such an attempt would not only fail of success, hut that it would entail disasters and wrongs a, ihr.uaand fold wofaa that! any tbatoeuld possibly result from a noiycnforccmcti: of his authority at the time I And if he might reasonably do so, and artunPy Hi come to r;ic(i roncluHiona, then, we stjbiiii't, he s-a jtwtiflnblc jri the "act of omis sion" of w h ich be iwenaj' el i urged . Nay, if och were his honest and conscientious convictioa, as we believe was the case, then was it not kit i'":i to "oqeaU'' to ieaua the writ of Attachment against Kirkwiih tnstj-m.ti'cs to e Sheriff to subusoq n pome and enforea it ? 1 id the Chief Justice lave sufficient reasons to sustain him in the a Delusions to which, we llieve, he honestly came? We have stated them above, and the reader raust judgo for him- it U'n will onlv at that the veasoiu br.M;?ht our own mind tp the fame time, a they did the aitodiof maay other, who applauaett tne t-wel justice wen ana aenounce him now. laour comment upon tin-opinion in the ease of A. G. Moore, parte, in our imaic of opposed ia Gov. Holden' military any man r the Kute that we "denouaced them In a manly manner." Thry alee know that we denounced the conduct af ;.. v. lloldan, iu a fuahit to obey the Chief Justice' writs, in strong and decided language, and that we approved ef the iH-ooeedina la the matter before Jadaa Urooka atiey further know that we denoune ed ilie r'. .( Kirk'anien ifv the moat unmis takable langavge. Ami ouropiuioiuflll! not nn- datgoiic i lielii;hui change, but have rather been confirmed, liut the reaponaibility show Id real where it properly belong with the Governor ana not with the Chief Justice. Heexpounded the law uurrocily, but Uie Governor look upon himself "the rcsponalbUily of acting upon the extreme principle," that "the higbrjt law is the safety of the Hute." ' We have never been, In any sense of the word, a partisan of the Chief JuatscVa, or one of hi very ardent admirers. Our relation with htm have not "always been of a very friendly character. Rut be i entitled to justice at our hands, a is every other human being, and be We do not oppose hie impeach' mi nt upon any psjetizan or persona) ground but because we believe he le innocent, to say the (east of it, of aay msraioaa flm)ng. We hare nothing to ay against the impeachment of those high official against whom dear case of crim inal guilt can be made out, if there be such, a there are. Impeach and depose the guilty, if the good of the Statf de it, wiatont srapiaW to inquire hew it 111 arVaot political parties. The doctrine re cently adverted by eoeae, laatihe Conservative in too Iuinlature should not impeach the Uov. . i . i . . .. .. . ... . ven. air nsasiey nominated j i imii oi wage Whole nun tea east 39. of which Mr. Koberaon received M and Mr Pall U. Mr U was dei'lared duly elected. JL' On motiuu of Mr iraham the Senate adjourn ed until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. oeive He movi Ilia of UM lakrll. Th French and m .a mm mm wmm mm MM mmmmmmbw otm mm mm iaIalalaaaaaaBM meaiorlal u lUmifhtwaahJo-ek.. dlsasanae whii the read- mil oeh pcfioti had been Welch, HOUSE OF RF.l'KK8ENTATlVr. 4MoaDAT, Nov. 21. to order at IS o'clock, try Joi n II. ifc.ncr, fcv IVinaiiml Clerk of the mstllou-e. m The following members appealed and were ipialilied- Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong, Ashe, Atwaler, Aiklnapn. Brook, liroadfoot. Brown, Bonn, lirvson, Hry.in. Chamberlain, Currie, Cllnard, UoJIK Crawford, CoiK-land, DVkey, Dudley, j itH-awonn, r.iiison. I i-h. r, raulktwr, i-olonsl, Fletcher, French, Gambref, Gulick, Gresory, (jrayann, tiarriaon, Ilrndersna, Houston, Har ri, of Franklib. Mania, of Unill..rd, Hargrave, Hardy, Hill, llinnant Hampton, Juhnnlon, Jnnca, of Caldwell. Jnvner, of Johii'lnn, Joy ner, of Pitt. Jordan, Jtisth-e, JarvU. Kelly, of I a vie, Kelly, of Moore, Kincaid, Rollins, La esSj J.uckev, Mills. MsrUa. McAfee, Morr Mabson. McNeil. MorKiiu of Moiilaonicrv. Mor gan of Watte, Maxwell. Mitchell, Murh'r, Nis en, NhhoUm, Powell, Page, Parrot, Robbin, Keavi, Uankin, Robinson, Kvid, Smith of An-1 eon. Sparrow. Stanford, Su wart, Scott, Htrad wick, Sy ke, Satile, Skull, Tucker, Tomli on, White. Wilcox, Womaek, Willia. Wek-h, Wa. riojr, Young of Wake, Vising of Yancey, York. The election of a Speaker being in order. Mr Ktrudwick of Orange, uowinuted T J JarvU of TyrrelL Mr fmiJi nf Vw lf.,n,. -mr namli.alaut fr T L Hargrove. A vote being ukeu Use (olUjr-lluwjnet 11 1... l.l . 1 e.is Jarvi Memr Anderaoa, Armstrong, Atwa ti r, Ilroitdfupt, Urown, Bryson, t hamli-rlain, Currie, Clinard, Crawford af Rowan, Dickry, Dunham, G.pdirel, Guliok, Gregory, Gravon, Henderson, Hesaaon, Harris, of Guilford, Hill, e debate, at voesline the ml Mre flowstoa, Htradwick, Gregory aud other oppodiif it. 1 On the motion ia ananend the rending the Ilie motion pre tw the moli.M ia suspend yea. and nay. xrrejballcd and Mr Hpsrrow ow , j0i,lt r s eoeamlttee of Ira three na lutlon railing committee of gra. three on the part of the Haass) east two on the nnrt of the Senate, lo wail on the Governor and inform him of" the organi satiou of the twos ibue. and to receive any comiitiinteattan hwsisv here to make. The resolmion Wa adofKri, and the Chair appoint ed Messrs Saarrow, Frersrh ami hobinon, pn the part of the House. . By Mr Mailer : A resolution thsl lbaH'ae take no arr sirat gSWadnesday and Thurml.-iy, (days of 'J- UMinl ) The resolution placed on the ('ulefiar. By Mr Sparrow i Be-olution rabdnga commit tee of five so rerLrale for the government of Uie Honae, imd utdB nch report was made that the UMM b goveXed by the rules of the last House. The etiolation wa sdopt.nl liy Mr Strudwicfaa bill to repeal the ad "To secure better fajoteetlon for life and properly It II IF! I ..... ' " , uonicu, JVIIK war lull.) Mr Nn.it n i. -. put i lie bill on I Mr French cal motion. The call for t ed, a vote we t oa Priacipl. of juridanc. ehaa-dhy the Coda. At the meeting of tb Bar User were but few objections staled, and all of them have been remedied by atrbatspieiit iKgUlatlun, or by Uie Code we have prepared and propose to pre ernt to your body for action In I few days. In audition to the objection alluded lo, the coinmbvion has tndravorrd lo ascertain every it her objection thai might I aunmteU, and have veil from diver lawyer Mid laymen prcinc objections. To ihew the eommiwlon ha yiekd ed s patient bearing and investigation, and in the free! majmritf J i'aeaes have, in the Coda lo be short subailltrd, iucirarsled the same by stjp'li emendations, alteration and addition as were necessary lo eftVct that end. la doing this, we have in miss instances been convinced of the practical merit of (he proposed alteration, bv the re sot) of the thing ; in some by practical illustration of I be Inconvenience of the former roviiou ; nnd in many we have yiehl-.il our doubt aa lo Ihe practical working of am On Thursday. Nov. 17. by Kev N. C. iurdsv the 10th laat. , Dr. J. H. Sbelloa to Barrett, t apt. Mark lleltmao to Mise Jop Earnhardt, both of Lexiugtou Iu aalriu. on Thur.da Rev. Mr. Johnson Kile. E. Relo. In 8aUm. on Thursda the lOlh lost., by Rev. Mr. Ger.er, Mr. S. T. Mickey to Mlaa Pauliua Hege. In Salem, on Wednesday the Ifilh inst, bv Rev. Mr. Oerter. Mr. Th-uias Paruell. of Wilmington, lo Mi Adelia Zevaly. At the reiidenee of Ihe bride' mother, ia Rockinuhatn eouuiy. oa the evening nf the ttih inst.. by Rev. Ur- 9- r. Raid. Mr. W. A. Horary aad Miee Jennie Johnston . lor he An . .4 --"SBSV 'v.tpt . to snpend the rale and the yeaa and nays on ihe and nay being ostiu- ilieli resulted in teas lol- Mr Juatiee raised the point that by a rule of Ihe limine now in force, a two-third vole wa rtnuisite lo enrrv the motion. The chair sustained the point at:.! the bill weal over. T '.'lolden fteeousr it micht redound to the good of I Hinnant. Hamilton. Johnston, of Buncombe. Mr pa.ToW (root Ihe committee apiK.inieti to . - . vaa M it I nusettar raiuislai lhal Ills ""it vV tsta- tivvnimi jip--,,,,, IMIIt a s the Republican perlv. by placing a ftrffsr isaa si Jones or Caldwell, Joym r of Joliiistou, Jovnerol , j . ;'. , , . . . Pitt, Jordon, Kelly of Davie, Kellv of Moore, the bead of it, and of 0 (sV-rerameal, is only j.,, J kt Mil',, M.Ain McAfee worthy to have emanated from the mind of j McNeill, Mix well, Mitchell, Marker, Niclmbmn, prnfessional and trading politician", and deserves Powell, Itankin, Robinson, Keid, Smith, of A li the indignant scorn ofall high minded and hon- f, SianHH ; Stewart Strtidwick Set ., . lie, Shiill, lontliiMon. V ilcoa, Womsck, elch orable men. V henever Ihe gravest nnestione NV;lrjn(f Ywng f f ywk that can be brought before the House of Repre- Hargrove Messre Aa'he, Atkinson, Bonn, j Bryan, Colli, Crawford, t upel I. Dudley, El- I 1 1 -on, Fisher, Fun Ik ner, Fletcher, French, Gar I ri -on, Harris, of Franklin, John-on, Justice, Koliius, Mori is. Malum, Morgan, of Monluom- ery, Morgan, of Wake, Nnwon, rsge, iiiuicate with 'lie Excel House si took French the Honae tJJ o'clock. ! i'.loik the House was called aentative, or effect ihe welfare of the people of the State, are lo be determined by tuck consbl- eraUon, without in indignant protect, political and public virtue will hove fled the country, end the people of the State be fit subject! tp become slaves. From the Raleigh StUinel LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CAROLINA. SENATE. Mov-BAY, Nov. 21, 1870. The Senate met nt 11 o'clock. The President, Mr. t aid ell, proceeded to ad dress that body as follows: Sexators: The assembling of the Repre sentatives of the people is always an event of great iiitcrest. ll i- especially so at a time like . the present when so many are looking forward I with fond hope and expectation for a removal i f real or imaginary burden which they believe j are resting upon them. I fondly hope Snatn that the people of our j beloved mate may not oe ainppointea in meir Parrot, Bobbin, Rcnvis, Sykes, Tucker. Willis. Young. of Wake. Mr Hargrove voted for Mr French. Messrs French and Ktrudwick were appointed to conduct Mr Jarvi la ihe Chair. Mr JarvU, on assuming the chair mode s graceful and eloquent addreaa in acknowledg ment oi tne honor conrerrcd upon him. Iclu-v would com half-paft 12..V1 I On marion of rece until half i At half past I I to onlir. The chair appnatcd Messrs Welch, French, -Slriidwick and Crivford as ihe committee to re- isirt rule. Mr Welch mom that the members of the j Uouscbe reipiesled'o meet in this Hall to-morrow m rnlag at 10 icloek, to lake alepa to par ihipsie an i laaniisd hotly in the Lira memo-1 rial peri a. mid M to-morrow. The motion wa adopted. Here the Private Secretary of ihe Governor wa announced beri ng the niiniuil message - The message woe read at length by Uie Clerk. On the conclusion of ihe reading of tlie mes sage proper, Mr Webb moved to dispense with the reading of the a imp.mylng documents nnd of ran usually (m mmlnn ik. .I.i;n ,.r .' I .;,. .V.l tlie message- be sent to the Senate. was gone into ! Mr Juatiee moved amend by directing the Mr Jietice of Rutherford, nominated Mr Jno i 'era io nnvc iaw miwo primeu sou .--n.y II Boner, of Wake. Mr Nicholson nominattd Mr Gaither of Cald well. A ballot vrsa taken and Mr Gaither received OL and Mr Boner 29 vote. . Mr Gaither vraadeclared duly elected. Mr. French nominated Mr Strsdley of Hen derstwu. a Assistant Clerk. Mr Crawmnl of Rowan, nominated Mr Kerr hopes and expectations and that this branch of Crage of Rown, for the ame position. the legislative department will apply itself a- r wl" ' T0,01 W ro ffi siduouTlv to devise wav. and mean to improve nk doorkeeper wa then gone into. the coiuiition of their constituent, and torestore ",h" " T' T " tH u(rhey i, . . l. . r ...j !. -e LjL. of Beaufort. e WiCloneriorB,eraimpoioio.pro-pe.r..y . m, . , he upl and greatness. Much wa done by your predecessor calcula ted lo advnnce the State in her onward march to glory and greatness if the intention of the law makers mid lieen faithfully and honestly observ ed and their enactment properly executed ; but run dr CTjutpvl tne To admit that miieh also has been clone which it were better had been entire ly omitted. ' It will be your duty, is it will doubtless be your pleasure lo preserve tlie good and to cor' rect the evil Legislation of those who have pre ceded veil lo throw around the laws such safe is as will insure their enforcement and Journcd until lo-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. br.NATE. Tpespay, Nov. 22, 1870. The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock. Tlie fotlowtniz Sena tor came forward and were cnalilied, vitU.Measr. Cowles, Linney, Flythe, Morehead and Hawkins 5. The Senate ngreed to go into -Jlhe election of an Aistant Dtmrkveper. Mr. Bobbins nominated Guilford Christmas (colored) of Warren, no other nomination being made the Senile proceeded In ballot. The whole number of vote cost' 37. Cbritma received Christmas was declared dulv opics furnished to c. h nn mm r On the ndoptlon of ibe amendment by Mr Jus- lice, Mr rrencn caiieu lor me yeas anu nays. The sail for the vt ami nays being ustain ed, i he Hmendinent wil' rejected by a vote of yea 39, na vs 64. Mr Welch called the previous question on his motion. I he call for the previous question was sus tained and the motion la communicate the ih sage with accompanying documents, was" adoj ed. Bv Mr W elch, a resolution ordering the flag nn the Capital he plavd at hllf-niist and the ! hell be lolled ns on funeral occosion on lo-mor- row when the i.i e memorial ceremonies take place. The resolution wa adopted. i F anlkner, colored, moved that Cook, colored, of Caswell, be ,' I lowed to qualify. Cook en me forward lait being without credentials, Mr Spar row objected and the motion to allow him TO qualify was withdrawn. On motion, the I loose adjourned until Friday liiotniaaj (X 10 o'cloet, guards as will insure uieir eniorcemeiii anu 10 i make ibein so n am and mat that the humblest citizen may thoroughly comprehend and cheer- j 30, nattering 7 fullv obev them. eiecieu. A'bove'nll else I do most earnestly urge vou to On motion a message wa sent to the House bear in mind that the peace of the State and in- informing that body of the readiness of the Sen- dividual rights mutt Oe preserved and protected ale to proceed to business The rule of order of the last session weread- opfpd for the temporary use of the Senate. Mr. Bobbins moved that the Senator elect Mr W A Smith, from Alamance end Guilford be allowed to present his credential and be qualified. After some discussion Ihe motion prevailed by negative. at all ixni every hamril. The good of noeiety imnerativelv demand that lawlessness and vice shall be repressed and punished, and that intel ligence, virtue and industrv shall be cultivated and suitable eneonrsred. F.ndeavor to make the strong, 'he wicked nd the pt r verse know and feel that the law i mm r, who will compel them to bow tp iu majesty aud obey its com mands: and to make the weak the victorious and the good put their trust in it as a friend mvire to be depended on than a brother. "If vou aecomplisb.thi the people will rise up and proclaim you bencfaclore to Uie present and future generations, a new era of prosperity will dawn upon our State, and a fresh impetus given to lire general waffa9 of our people. I trust that you will pardon me for departing from what property apertaina to my duty, and allow mc to suggest that you cause a searching and thorough investigation to be made into all Well founded complaints of frauds nnd pectila tiens wliich have been or may be preferred by responsible parties against those into whose ens tody Uie great interests of the State have been I.i... 1 Tk. .,..,.!.. demand this at vour hands in order to vindicate the characters of , jnurn It adjourn to meet again on REPORT of the CODK COMMISSIONERS. Office or Code Com mission-en, V Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 1870. Tu the Hunorahle the Genernl AetcmLUi of the State of y'orlk Carolina: Gentlemen: The time allowed to the Com mission bv the Convention to prepare and sub mit a Lode ol t'ractice ami i roeeuurc was eo limited, and the change made by the Constitu tion itself so radical and far-reaching, that the opposition is not to be wondered lit; thef com pielr u prootiug of mi old system, grown grey whh vcars. and bv long ue In come greatly en deared lo nearly the entire body of the profee- irevanen ny l u ...' u. u... i-in'oiiiloroil uf rod. a vote of 43 yeas to 1, Mr Graham voting in the I ,:,:,, to nv Code providing for a . . j . .. j .1.-. i. i .. novel mode or practice ; ana uie imperieciiona of the one prepared two year ago were unavoi dable,' though lliey'ruriiished food for criticism ami fed the flame of prejudgment. A meeting of the Bar was called and held in Raleigh, tin which was represented a large por liun of its first talent,) to discuss the Code and interchange views aa to such of its objectionable feature as were without the scope of constitu tional requirements. At that meeting, it was conceded on all hands that the constitutional abolition of the distinc- ilnn lu.iiSdn r l. tiMi nf no inns at lair -mil poned. He atterward withdrew ate mo ion J n, i enuitv, and the provision for the Rope- liltT . . ,:,, ( , Mn,alM,iMT iitum nt nil t lmrta 1 umiiII I1UT tWllin t t iiiiiMiiiij; uaawf fs nms -, Tvviea Meaara Smith and Barnett presented their cre dentials and were qualified. Mr Graham presented petitions from Messrs LOEd wards, of Granville, and W A Bradaher, of rVrson. relating to illegal votes being east in that Senatorial District, and claiming to have received a majority of the legal voles polled. On motion of Mr Graham, they were laid on the table for the present. A communication from Ihe Code Commissinji signed by Messrs Rodman and Bailey'wn read. irr Love moved that it be indefinitely posi- indefinitcly postpone and moved lo lay Ron table, which prevailed. Mr Norment moved that when the Senate ad- Fridav next such as have been falsely charged, and to bring to justice those who have abuatd the high trusts confided to their keeping. In conclusion, Senators, I beg to assure you that in the future, as in the past, 1 shall strive to discharge my duties with such fairness and im partiality as' will convince you, that I have at least endeavored to meet veur ipprobalion and hi order to moke Wf task h eaay one, I bespeak your generous co-operation in enforcing the role made for our government, and now, invoking Uie blessing-f the Greet Law MakW upon all onr deliberation, and praying that N(iirniony and good will may prevail amongst u, I an nounce that we are rrady to proceed with the public business. i : 4 The toll was called and the following Sens ton came forward and were qualified, vii R K Speed, J C Skinner, L C Letham, E J War ren, J W Reaslev, N 6 BeTlamv, J MeCot ter, I, F Battles "R F Lehman, R W King, W A Allen, G W Price, Charles MoClarnmy, J D Currie, R M Norment. W 0 Tmy, C T xi i r u ti-.J.i.n i u lj.... ,1..., T 1 aainVnT, II II inuntii, j 11 mm-.u. m, Olds, j, W Grahnta, Albrighe, J A Gihner, J M Wortli, A J Dorgrm, II C Jones, V Maunev, W M Bobbins, F C Robbins. S Ad am, D Crowall, G M Whiteside, W R Coun cil, W W Fleming, W L Love, Moore, of Carteret, C L Cook and J Merrimon 38. Mr. R W Lauiter, of Granville, presented his credential. Mr Graham taled that he wa informed that the seat of the -vt.anr from Granville would be ontesied. vd moved to lay hi credentials on the tabU unil the parties who claim the seat have anbpportunity to he beard. The motion wn discussed at some lerurtit and was iost. The coneltwionJ tt the ,0.rwr(1 n" W? V- . , l r 4 Smith naaMntMs hia rror4n M t 1 s. tho' propno vipore, hare necessn.nea a new tone ; lhal die former prtctii-e could not be applied by the Courts to meet the emergency created by Ihe constitution, and it seemed also to have been at 10 o'clock, in order to allow those Senators, who desired to do Ro, to participate, on Vieclnes- i. ,i... .i;ii; .,ji i. ,t, day, in the memorial cremonies in honor of the i m;t economically late Gen R E Lee and on Thursday set apart k-1 the day for a National thanksgiving. ' the mo- : tion prevailed and the Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. " TrWiiaY, Nov. 22nd.' The Honne was called lo order at 10 o'clock. MrSeaker Jarvi in- Ihe Chair. and speedily effected through the machinery of a commission. 1 However this may be, the constitution had provided by sec. 2 of Art. IV for such a CoU ) mission lo Be appoint ed by the convention which ! framed the instrument, nnd three gentlemen 1 were accordingly appointed. So it will be 6h! ' served that the 'fundamental law commands a The iournal of vestefr?r'iffl ft"d and ar- Code lo be Prcpaiwd. and also command that a proved. i J: ! commission to eilbet that object be created. The Principal and Assistant Clerks took the Owing to Ihe hort time allowed them lo,pre usual oath of oQce. pare a Cotle orpfaetice mid Procedure, it was, The roll was called and s quorum was ascer- perhaps, not iniH?rtinent for the cotumission to tnrncd. i 1 j examine the Casde of diflerenl Stales ond select The following appeared, qualified and took ' some one a a standard and a guide They e Uteiaaeata; Mo, Gaea, of ColomW, fcixsnw ! foetsd, witU ihwtvarw, the Cede of New York of Northempton, Furr of Slant v. Williamson, , the Ural Stat to advance the idea of aCodeys oolored, of Franklin, John, oi Rockingham, I tern, nnd whose Legislature had for twenty years Lvnn Of Granville. Carson, of Alexander, Smith pruned nnd i rimmed the. original act, until, bv of Wayne, Smith, colored, of Halifax, Bryant, the almost complete cesser af legislative amend- colored, of Halifax. A ood house of Currituck, i ments, it hU provided for one ol the mot tntel and ' Jones, of Northampton. i j ligent and enlightened 'States of the L"nion, a On motion the Honc atrreed- to go into the ; system of practice and procedure adasjited to ita election of an Engrossing Clerk. high state of ciillimioa. Mr Johnston of Buncombe nominated W M i The crommission did not impliedly adqiit onr Hardv of Buncombe. inferiority, bv conceding lfiat a system suited to -1 . . . n I 1 f . I I T I . I ill 1 I . :.l.l . Mr French nominated J j sawyer, coioreu, oi tne mgnm ciTinxaiinn wouiu oe uusihoioic w Wake. i ourselves; and, in adopting the New York Code of proposed changes in deference to the near! iinaiiiinou sentiment of the nar. It would be Impossible and out of place loeall your si lent ion to ihe various changes oaade in the Code by ihe ne w Code su soon lo be presen ted ; but It i perhaps meet that we should al lude to the mo! important clwngea, and may say iu ad v a nee that ui some rispsets we are la ih bud for our ideas u i be KcpoN of the Com- I mi sium i appoiuled by rarliament to codify the Lnglib law. Wt have provided thai oatOIKAL ATTIl'MMKNT shall coustiuite separate nnd distinct mid have conformed the prsctiur iu , to that which foraietly prevailed. UKtTMXNT, We have, while aat Irealing this a a special Procevdina, provided for U as aa Independent action ; aad in .doing o have followed in a great mesasvre tbe aayde fMggeeted by Uie English Code Commi.ii ner. IIU DAT. We have provided for ihe establish rule dajr an who li the pleadings ai d be mail up, and thereby save the Un consumed in such inalter iu term time to tbe people. But while rule days are lo established, y et it Is li ft to the option of tbe plaintiff wheth er he will make hi summon Tvturnahte to a rule dey or lo term. - - . tSIFOBMITT. In consequence of the d ioioa declaring ihe Act commonly called the 'slay law" unconsti tutional, we have stricken out all distinctions a to tbe mode oT procedure between one and anotb- I rr class of debts, and apply the Code practice to I every ai tion. ooers ap nre. Owing to the grent ramplalnt made by altor 1 ney nnd people on account of exorbitant fee, j we tfannKiR.it th tVew must be too high, anc in di ti n uce to the ultorney we have restored the lee bill nnd allow ihemtsnly four dollars, except ; in the Soprvme Conn, where we fix the fee at i ten. ll will lc remembered thai under the name of UdVeiaity to the tuertnif'il litigant, the attorneys I hare bet irrtcelving from $10 lo $15 in tbe Su I rior Courts and $3U in the Supreme. The re ! duel ion is in.idc at tbe urgent and almost clam orous demand lor a general reduction by the at torney, and il is lo be hoped their eff-acriti- cing spirit in t!uhhs!l will be duly spprecistcd by grateful public. We have provided for the abolition of mileage lo sheriff and other officer, and red needed their fees very nearly to tbe old standard! - We have greatly curtailed the feet of Clerk, and provided for a maximum sum iu any case. We deem tin neorssary to provide against the tendency to extortion. JVtTlCtJL We have abolished the fees of Juatiee of ihe Peace altogether, except for taking deposition. Coxstabi.es. We have provided for them the same feea as prescribed by tbe Kevi-ed t ode. 0UCXTT COMMIaalOXEItS. Tlie great complaint made from various sour ces sgint this cl ass of officer ha induced ns to make ibis an honorary otncu by abolishing all fee and mileage. In short we have endeavored in compliance with tbe loud com plaint on all sides in the mai lt r of fin: to restore the ttadu quo ante bellum. JCSTfCES QF THE FEACE. We hnve nearly restored in Justices' courts the practice as it existed under the old system. Asjiirvlri.il was provided for by the Consti tution, sec 33, Art. IV., we have been compell ed to retain that feature of the new system, but think that by a provision touching the waiver of jury trial it will be but rarely demanded. There are many other change scattered thro' the Code, a we have revised it, which we think will commend themselves lathe better judgment of calm and impartial minds. We respect fullv ask, in all fairness, that the o.Iiuiu of Constitutional requirement be not put ui on our should, rs. lut t) at ss oi r people are compelled iu have a Code, and we are the per sona designated by law lo prepare it, you .will give to the new one proposed that dispassionate examination and impartial judgment which ia expected from yea as Legislator toward il a a proposed law. We have the honor, gentlemen, to subscribe ourselves, . VVry-respcctfnllyr Your obedient servants, I W. H. Bailey, 1 W. B. RODMAM. N. B. Judge Tourgee had resigned his place on the commission befjre ihis Report was pre pared and his successor bad not been commissioned. lata. In this county, on the 10th of Oct.. 1870. George KJutts, aged 72 yearf, I month and 11 daye. He leave surviving him five chil dren, thirteen grand children, and ous great er nd child- la ibis county on the 1 1 th inst., Willie, eoa af ueorge II. and Boaaa cauote. Aged a year. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A t'UBIWt Purr ' " a iW - a a MOW. m'm Jos aat, as' - rr UIKUIIt MS ,rf M UlU. 'IwMsSlis I -l I I' !'- t r. PTS, ( frsll a Mif1wasl U foar P. Ian lor las ie I-TI. a a trsa I !' a nllrik Joarnsl mmm hr li.rorr II M aaasaltw MaV r- Tintr JV. C AI jii1 a 7 i MiimateaMariiijpB rh bwjt ft bUaha4 tg ftmmf mmT ttUwary . Frta pee tirwa 97,90 ; per lot), UjtO , Gross, $4,00 j par doaru 70 eta j Stttfb copv 10 caul. W bingU ec-piea aad paahagaa of mm doses aaaihrd fro af Malaga aa rjpt of price JA8 11. Elftw, Xm nov lit la BookaaUor, JUIeigL. hr hr iiri Ik in r . re, rl M-saaas si aMts. ! T ! StSte iswsm elrwt i f Isnrtsa area v, naaisul U Msvaaalar. . V. km WW 0. IhiMkasw. r. Tsel GIU. Ulr. ft. LVa Htm .n.. ar rr rulrfto.ii. B, u H(eaasVr mt 9mt. Uam. U. I is sjr Jain hm c Is, assise ' "Ll ml fa wall ' li I flit)," nr. 1 rol., , IJlattrtla. To It ukl 1 Wi un d o in lew rv rsi wisra nwt.. MASONIC BOOKi; Umh AO tut ii . t. nn lii 'licusi. ra. i v. 41 ! i at St. - w Ti. OLIDAiTjrrBAL in r 1171 a ills I.i i. s aa ?. ft i.m i fjt, Ma-gl- vseis. If. ,; Padrais. l ttmr mm f i-i.i f in usiii loi .. ,i ,. aidisst Allans On Pui'llti.tn, r. n Nashville Life Ins. Comp'y, JOHW M- SAM, ro.liBt WM. HKtT SMITH, 8e. rjilV Iaearee Live aeaofdlag la al th mataaa kaewa la me-aara aampaata It Is .scare ey a J.lot it uk tt 111,00; aad ha aayaaitad $100 000 wtk the Ceap traliav ef th tt mi TaMtmmXmV lit Aitrtt art wtort than tkrm met it, lutbddia. The Company hut mtver rftutd 4 .e; TBS BEST PAPER AND t III: Best Inducements Ttili Q rtat'i t Num tra ftol f t n. n .. . u s fur lit .A. IK, lo seal. It'll -Is.. in I.. mi Moore's Rural ISew Yorker, The Gnat JUnttraM RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY, For Town aod Country Hit Sit un, ' IHt Th Rbl.l I IB fe Lar sa Dill d i leap il, kat i v ir rt l.t ml I Iful iluurim f It Hast la as Wsrl ; Mailoasl in Clisrtcltr, Sul K.H i.l. luscrW 11 .i t r.i oa Mat, M I ll. BEST A M ERICA N WEEK I. Y t ll It Ih- Sl.ri.lsnl iu li lv na ill Sri rhti sT gr ral. la e, MsrUei'li . .-. I. k mr- aatt fvl'r ' ir, it ' a laturil in ai iy -t u..- - i u . I . U .r Ui. I'ale, i !, i, . in a-4, Mnort' ural h aa lt M la Ita s,..r . in I -lit l.trirtl II airalit Jtsarual oa the Om a ui . h nuMkcr e-isitmaw lln.n faMfai Psf . . (iluulik, I c ! i t an .. . r. nf H claa.) Il Is Ik. i r fo Ih In, W, , i, Not ii. an a at . Terms, In tltrce ments, de. its 1 ' hat no resh u t tons on ' s ir- ; 1 . 9' travel. It changes mo tjcfrm i $k 5.'""' HH4fl&94 Its poltcf restrictions art fete and rtw ss'k.'Si I ') t 1101 sonaNe. Ita sleek holders sad anger an iaTeaaeaaea Tho. B. Stato agent for Xertb Da Jot km at (Jaldw-bll, Medical Kiatniner. I TKSMS T r r D . .r, a Y. ar f M sa It Tsn Iioliars idi Halt In Club of Tu. TIU Qisrin' 11 Nun lei k HU si gi.rd ti nt.. 0a' llsh la du oe tnl tin I-il tWMriratatI. Sp rimeai. Fro mmm Hi Mill it- lj all faming CU',-aa wt - snl a lit. c tub . . n' If rttrjr Town. Id tt U.D.I. Moore, 41 Park Rots, N T. The Wt Y. Merfiodist-An 8 RB wralil, no. in u mwwmmm war, pu- ppaaa isrr- iii-.nt, a seilsi suiry for Ihe sunlv. near Clnldrta.lt rjr evrr eek cht'i wl h ttir lllU rlk. stlUutUit a? Us i'K Mt h'xiUt in rs rti , to .Ian a-l P-rut-MK i orrrBoitl ncr, full lr i Inn ol i nf Rrllrl ua Mcularlnl lino inc. I rice 11 SO a i nr. Liberal Vn- intauii or easl coaiu tttl. i.t -e r.nv ttirs lul-tcrip Imii coh nn'i.ce at an U - .. ' r I, nurn, rue (UK s Iwo '"I iamp t. ii r p llsse. A.IJ ,tt TUI rtTHU DliT, 114 vu ii..M. V. II BAAKplie o it i, a mlnul. a.1 uaaui 99 i A. IH At. I'll B x 47. ... Tori. THE ti WHAT ENGLISH AND SCOTCH QUARTERLIES. AND mirk wood's mmi gniweca tw saw woaa ar vn LEONARD 8f;0TT PUBLISHING CO. qt:arteklti The Eolnbargh Review, London QaarteflflMnear North British Review. Westminster Review. MONTHLY. Blackwood's Edtrburgh Magasins. These i.erio rlieals ar tbe median throwgi whleh the greateet uiioda, not only of Great Britain and I eland, but also or Continental EuroiiK, are coustantiy brought into more or lea intimate eoiiimttnieatiorj with the world of readers. History, BwrrHohy. esetefjo. Phi losophy, Art, KeTigjotj, th great polltiejl Tlntt't TTT o t tt Slintt ttnrt T. u.ki.0 by usiliif up rii old Ale, M i.d 4 1 .6(1 to I. lupincoti periodical x u.i .i-iM ii r31aaga, ra., aniltuey win send a tip-iop Axe. Kxpressage paid. Hall a day lost in Krind ng ill thus be sat ed. ' 71 j 1 1 HaU, l-ltlgue and Parade Capa Belt. J' I h i'j .v - or ' an. nis styles, st the old Manufactory. 143 Grand St., N. V. Ktablihcd 1836. Send for Circular. Cairns 4 B.o., .Succes sor to H.T l ; rata cap. queitioiia of the past and of to-day, are treat ed in their pates aa th learned alone ran 'i itT V I U I treat tneia. no one who wouiu seep with the tunes can aaurtl to do wit bout i ahei: Mr lirahsm rnade the same motion, this case wss of a different character from the 'other. (This being one of the insurrectionary : counties whose citiam were all insurgent. 1 I I ,. - J 1 1 . i. o -' - f , , u j .-tin i miiiic uiisiutssioii in. rrcnattrr wmm uiiioui- u.eijinui u,in .tut,..- e to wwlidraw lit eredentials. catiiWhr4lie drlon was what it a, "Ss it On motion the Senate agreed to go Into the paved tlie way for peace, if the- parties were di- election of officers, to-wit : posed to Bice." ! i true that siiljequ.-nt J PBfxurAi. ar.ni. event dftH lr oorr m r ' rnnim nomiinieii w l anM oi iw nnsir. itmi jir .itMr", " nnrjTi, iitiitii.iifri A ballot wa taken and the vote atood, Hardy 71 ; Suwyer 3, Mr Hardy wai declared duly elertcd. ' The elaotlooof an Asefetaal Poorkeepev being next in order. Mr Tomlinaon irominaled J IT Hill. Ellison nominated J B Ahhott, of Craven. A vote being taken, Mr Hill was elected by a vote of 6o to 34 .is the basi of their ownlabor, conceived that they were but following the example of wise Inw-givers in-all ages, in studying for imitation nnd use the laws of the jnost' enlighterjcd. na tion. . The i oniniissiou wcie the more inclined to inUc this course, ft the scheme of a Code had received ita first impulse in the New York Con vention from the Hon. Charles O'Connor, one wuttattt. Afhintvnn anil Ashe stated to the House i of the most eif ied iawvm nf x merica, and was - . . ., . t i : r r . i i .i :v . - l. . r i : a that Ihey bad been incorrectly rer ru " nv- , Li.iiuijiiwiiii.iiy iwa oversyei. x-.t f Republioanism. and anneal ro ihnr-i U, uuoiev rieiii, rxi , one at the most lenrntn ami , . . - . x . . t - : . mF .'u T. A RADICAL REBUKING ITS PARTY. - a The St. Louis DetmeraX, an unadulterated Radical sheet, despite ita name, complain a follows of the course of its own party : HOW 10 SAVK THE PABTY. The election in other States indicate a gener al dissatisfaction with the course which the Re publican partv in (Viniress and the Republican administration at Washington have pursued. It rrs easy to ee that, unless that course shall be promoted and wisely changed, the election of 1S72 wtll result disastrously. No good can be done hy denying or Irving to conceal the facts. The party can he restored to that full measure of confidence which it ha' enjoyed, only bv fiM.ii.ely aoknnrr'Hairg lhediilBifei'liew whieb exist, candidly seeking the causes in it own error of management, and resolutely repairing those errors. Several Stale, Republican in 198, havegnrre sgainst ns. Some of these, like Tennessee, North Carolina nnd Arkansas, were hastened in their return to Democratic control by the extreme nn asures resorted to under the color of Repub licanism lo hold tlym in the mastery of a set of men who do no credit to Republican principle. Others, Inch a Indiana, have been pusher! to ward Democracy by the failure of congress to reform and reduce taxation. In 'several more, the Republican majorities have been reduced, and the number of Democratic Congressmen ha keen considerably increased by the pablic dissatisfaction with the course pnrsned at Wash ington. It is clear, therefore, that the Republican par ty, if it would succeed in the future, must cease to excuse the misdeeds nf those who claim tu represent it. It sanat follow the example nf Missouri in the bold assertion of vital princinli ... - L it 1. 1: t tV r . ' PEKKINS HOUSE'S PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE Metafic Kerosene Lamp I absolutely sate from explosion or breakreg: bar. n in. L- any (Vial nil. good or bad ; give ai.it light, o odor, and eses lea oil. It is perfectly oa-eapleeive, gtvesibetter light ind ismore economical than any other lamp la nti' W W Weill, lut Sup. Pub. Schools. Chicago. 'I intend substituting it throughout my house for ihe dsngeroii Isrnp now in use ' Prof W H RoiTber, Sup't Public Initruetioa, Richmond. Ve. The appalling deaths and Are from glass liaspa exploding and brrakieg create a great demand for thl lamp. It pay to sell It. Hold hy Canvaaaers orKtorea: agents wanted everywhere. Penrifbrfall Barticulara. Address Mongotiiery & Co., Clcvelaad bio, or 43 Barclay street. New Yerk. Of all the monthlies furetuoat place. TERMS. Blacktcooi hold th w tmm 1 ii. i ti.vr .saawia. X ia-. w ,titmtst ' rr. ... ,..tm9.tmH r-Aiad.'if 4-00 700 10 00 12 00 400 1870 7 00 10 00 " ;'r"- :-!i,.'IU St 13 00 15 00 mmiltl. Use the 'Vegetable PULMONARY BALSAM." The old standard remedy for rough. Colds, Cob. sumptioat Nothing better. Cntler Bros. A Co. f Boston ' CHERRY PEJTORAL TROCHES. Are SBperiorto all others for coughs. eolds, athaia, bronchia: arid long difficult!, are exceed inglg pal atable, have none of that nauseating horrible nbeb taste, are very soothing snd let like a chirm : Min ister singer and public speakers will find they are epe.-ialty adapted to the voice. Sold by I)rug git. Also Ruskton's (I V) fOd Liver Oil, for consumption and seroftla. use no other. UHAMsDEPltATOBT'WiWljKli, Removes snneif nous hair In five minute, without injury to the skin. (Sent by mail Tor II. 36. UPHAM'S ASTHMA CURE Relieve most violent psroxysms in are minutes snd tlect tssr!y rnre. Price 19 bv maW. T1E JAPANESE HAIR STAIN Colors the whiskers and hair a beantftul black or brown. It en lsisfs of only one preparation. T ernt by mail. Addre S. C. I'pham. Ko. 781 Jayne street. I'ldladelpbia, P. Cirenlers lentfte. Solo bv all druggists. Pr iuhoTl ami Inf fmit on rurnli m by Oeor tl llaai, fVovl 'eo., tt I . y mt9. It Wrig SAtAir lo-V.ans nn vaMTln. Ot' . il tn l lr-.llln( i.l-nn n A ' Urrtt (vlt .mmi I V. II. WslKgK.M Ptrk It t-,N. V. $25 Saeo, Me. $30 A Pay :rnback for all Kor nsrticn laisand clrcnlais, address C. W. Smith. A Pay, Pa. sure. I. ATT A A lo.. Pittsburgh Mr. elude that are, a well a the Chief Justice, may have been niMUiicen that President Grant only intended to nrpport Gov. Ilolcton in the execu- lion of ih law of the State a expounded bu the j .Supreme .fudiciary nf the StcU. SuV" w ask again, mo-t the Chief Justjoe be impeached for ii me mistake an lionetw- mistake? No right thtnUpg rain will answer thl iuesUv.n is the . ri 'i i'Snaauve O ir reader well know thst we were as much inn ntMl f,,r Mr llarirrove a Sneaker, whereas they voted for Mr Jarvi. ! orieniiBc, well as talented lawyers, that our A message Was received from the Senate le- : country ha produce.!. forming ihe House of their organisation and. It seemed to the commission that any wrll-di-readinea In proceed to huaiaesa. - gested Cotle system of merit ead prorednre A communicalion was received from the citi- could not need niurb elimination, and therein tens of Raleigh inviting tlie General Assembly differad from a Code embodying the general to juirticipale in tlrrLee roeinorial ceremonies principle of juriapnideaaw. The comroission to-morrow. iwild not allow the general sentiment that a sk . f WW lw !a mmm.m m IB ui si ij tWmt t ' rmtXm tmt . un vast. ..f. s.. .I.a lialilfl A J c. li n ..iuf...; ariuta.. li...mm wn monon oi jtr r reneii; u r...c ' - " . . Sl , ! i.t,r, ik Unn.m odinnrn ii ndiourti to lucet on HHnins or cfinditions of our neonle1. to intlu- atr'iwn 9 Xfr Sf .iecSr Friday, morning aUO o'clock. fee their action, hecaiwe-tbe people themwive. tnngpeech in (eve of "civil servrCe5, reform to defend those principles against foe within aa well a without the dominant party. A New Party .Voremea.The Chicago Tri bune, Republican, i out in a long editorial in favor of ihe formation of a new party on the "Civil Service" and "Revenue Reform" plat form. It i aid that this movement is inspired hv Senator Trumbull. Republican, who is Dart influ- : owner of the Tribune, and who recently made a ASSISTANT CLKRK. Alhriffht .lominated H A London. Jr., of Chatham and Mr King nominated J C L Hir ris, of Wake. "" Vhole nnmber of votee cnf 3J, ofwhich Mr. Lepdon received 29 and Mr Ilar- Mr-L declared dirty elected. "Jtl.sic.ll-A I. is. ui us r. r, x r. r.. Allen nominAtce. J J Ro'-r.-?. Mr Struiltrifk nresented a memorial from A in convention, had declared that i. ica , and It i nimoml that Trumbull s friends propose to G Moore, of Alsmance, in refeience 10)4 arrest , hod enjoined iu adnptina. . , -P"t him forward a the presidential candidate of and ill-treatment by one George .Kirk snd on Immediately after the passage and distribu-, the new party. The plan isffo get the North armed band, and the intimWatiori and outrage, tion of the Codeof Civil Procedure, many per- west committed to the scheme before the time practiced upon citisen of Alamance before and on, fincludiiig gentlemeaof the Bar, i gavcenr- 1 for the firesi.h-rrtial nomination in 1872. Sena- during the ee'iion bv Kirk and hi band. ' rency to the idea that it had enacted a revoln- tor Trumbull and'the Tribnne are said lo be of I iriog the reading Mr Freed, arose and raid , tion in our system of jurisprudence. Thl wa opinion that the Republican party is about In I that it was always customary to inform the Gov- 1 a superficial viw, is any intelligent and candid ' disintegrate end that it cannot elect it randi af r.,. e-cor of Uie orfanixation f 'the House and rr- J tudat rdU idaait . for 0tt.rt 00 he icuad bia fUe for the IVesideney on in present rdat'"'rm. 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CLUBS. - A discount of twenty per cent will h al lowed to clubs of four or more prto1 Thus, four copies of Blaekwood, or of Review, will he sent fo one address, for $12 m. Four copies of the four Revieer and Blackwood 'or $48, and so. en. Foot elub of ten or more persons, a copy gratis to th cetter-up of the club, in a idition to tb a oove discount. t PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS. New subscribers to any two peri.ulicnl for lo71. will bw el 'cei ve one of tbe Review for 1870. scribers to all the five may receive ot th Keviuus for IrW. Neither premiura to subscribers, nor die sou nt to elub ran he allowed, unlees tha money is r milted direet to tbt P No urbiniuins cm be given to clubs. Circulars with farther pa tieular may ho had na application. THE LEONARD SCOTT PI B. CO., m Fulton WmW; sVWti Isaalil PotmaAer and othera MluM tp sam valilllydawtawhli. V f I sSJB The Leonard Scott ?uh. CO., ALSO rCBLUH '" FARMER'S To Scientific and Practical At By Henry Stephens. F. R. S.. Edinbur and the late J r. itonoa. rroieoosor 01 sntifie Agriculture ia Yal College. 1 1 11 van. Two vols. Royaloetavo. 1600 palfafiiAt numerous engravings me, f ; y awaii. nov.lB U WWIUst triculture. ' post paid. $8. "DlSTRlCT COURT OF THE V.9. Fon the Cap Faa DrarsucT wK.C.1 IV IllNKttrPTXT. ia the matter of Jdkn W. BolluM m Smhmpt, Skin tm to gitr notiaa 1 Thata gWgl in Banarupicy na oeen vsw. mi mmm - against the eatate of Jotnr W. Holtjm, c Mesa roe, in tlie county nf Union, la Mid District, who has been adjudged a Bank nipt npon tho f tltion of his creditor : that th paymAtMy debt and Ihe delivery ofany property beiotaj ing to said Bankrupt, to hies or foe Ms , mm the tranefcr of aay property by him, are sWWd den hy law. A meetina of the erhlilor of said Bank nipt, lo prove their debt aad ehooee caa or more assignees ef hi estate, will be held at s Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at th Coort House in Charlotte, . C, before R. H. Broad E ItttBliii 1 in tUitlretmist. far miA Tmm. l.lit. 1 n. . ,J , . i . --s-" - r j 1 - rrorhpt AttentloB to the Interest and Comfort of , trie!, on the Sth dav of Decarnber ISTthat 10 l.nters nrl their Teaais. o'clock, A. M. 8. T. CARBOW, I. rare w rentme nw Btitt uic utrttti utivt. 1 s, i..m m n i f - I 11 nm In W aiwhrutttut I 7 II I 1 1 1 in I u ' 11 " " t " - nn.tvu -r - I at night. Drv Stall for Borses. Call ind use aa. avtat-ir.; I4?1 . r ; " l J T CtTHaoTI.L, DepeHy U. H. M. :
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Nov. 25, 1870, edition 1
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