THE FAYETTEVILLE NEWS.
State for five yews next,
ami shall liavo therein a
'- j TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 18G6. -,
1 - THE STATE CONVENTION. : i
On Monday (11th j) Mr Mebane, from the committee
on adjournment, reported a resolution to adjourn
sine die on Monday next but no action was taken. . The
following ordinances were reported by the different
committees: ; : 1 j ; " '' -'
An ordinance authorizing the sale of the Western
N C Railroad, recommending its passage. A minority
report was submitted opposing the proposition to sell.
Both laid over. ,r-'
VA report from the committee on finance recommend
ing that certain Provisional Judges be paid for their
.services: " . ; '
A. lesolution, denying the right of Magistrates to levy
' taxesj for certain purposes. j . "1 j
' Mr. Howard, from committee on stay law reported
an ordinance recommending its passage.
' The following amendments to the Constitution .were
adopted: J ,' .-. ' . i .;j '!
: 'That no person shall be eligible as Governor or
Lien't. governor, unless lie shall be- a native citizen
of the State; or shall have1 been a native citizen of the
United States for twenty years, shall have attained the
age of thirty years; shall have been a resident of' the
j before the day of election,
freehold in lands rind tene-
nients to the value of two thousand dollars." ; '
"That all officeholders and electors under the Con
stitution of this State shall be white persons." ',.: . .
"That privaie property shall not be taken for public
-une without just compensation paid-in duevtime." ' '-
, Mr. Buxton's amendment providing that no perJ?o"n
in this State Bhall ever hereafter be imprisonej, for
cdebt, was defeated''" ;-M -s'x'
On Tuesday the Convention took up arr ordinance
to authorize the exchange of Stocks belonging to the
State for bonds issued before the year 18G1, on ' its
second reading. ; . .'-'--
Mr.. Barrow moved to amend the ordinance bv strik
inf?tht the word "year" in the fourth line of the first
Becfion, and inserting the! words "prior- to the 20th of
May, 18GL" (The object of this amendment is t6
cov r the case of bonds issued to the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford! Railroad Company, bearing
date . April 1st, 18C1. These bonds were issued in pay
ing for iron purchased-in New, York for said Road.) (
Tle amendment was adopted and the bill passed.
; On Wednesday, an amendment to the ordinance
concerning the basis of Representation, making tax
ation the basis in the Senate and white population the
basis in the House, to go Unto effect when the Consti
tution is ratified by the people, was adopted. ?
On Thursday, a number of petitions, ; resolutions,
etc., of an unimportant nature.' were offered, and the
Convention took up for, consideration the Stay Law.
Mr, Moore, of Wake, spoke in opposition to" the mea
sure. Mr. Howard spoke in favor of it. He knew the
people demand such relief. Even the subject of repu-
OFtlCE OF SPECIAL AGENT.: -
Post office Department,
Raleigh, N. C, June 14, 1866.
CONGRESSIONAL:
In the House of Representatives on the
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FOB THE FATETTEYILLE NEWS
; GEN. M. W. RANSOM, FOR GOVERNOR.
tion
latijOtisi
thapeah pember may procure
H.ISICMVC , : i LI. .1. A x . rr 1 ! A i- .1
! vrX wu k . -ii i oiach. inu to voce, ne, nowever, trusiea
i ir uiu wr cuuvevinx ine roans wm nere- ulu ..u:x. ' u u
alter bft insinp.rfrL nnlpss fhfi fpfc nnth nf . . J . &. .
A-Lxa u ca -- ------ -j done in iucure legislation, lie tooK ocoa-
thei Diddetms on file at the Department. L:. :ru- t -ja .
Afcdntrkctor must be 2! years old, to :w uninA;M t L! -i
I : I 111 W"UCi baiviljg . iu CHtilUUSU UIVI1 gWVCIU-
ment8 in the eecedme States.1 Under his
the
House concurred in the Senate's amend-
irantv dv not less man rwo euar- r
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antop tontte certificate by. a Postmaster,. the Speaker announced that the joint
TWfre?ord' i. ; .. , lution had passed. I
Jtrtace ap cent revenue stamp on it, ana
senfli oy raail direct to f Con tract office,
Pbstoffce
13thinst., Mr. Stevens proposed and the -. Messrs. Editors:l-As the nam nf aon'i
House consented to debate the constitu- Matt. W. Ransoni nf North
e papers
the Qu-
BV request of members of the Conven- . V WU,?HM?U 10 coiwuiu- Matt. w. Sanson, ot Northampton
ioJl$ fSTrW mentioned Tath
iUUoiftUu -oxasL Yx.A" Mr. Stevens closed the debate, saying the and elsewhere in connection with
7 . .1 1 epartraeni, so amendments wpr nnt nrh no hr desired. I K.ofrtril nfflr.Q c vr-u "V .
a ronv for " 3. 3 . -w.. " wi ui ui vai unua, 1 taKe
tv iui as they dld not reC0gnjze the j right of the this occasion to say that it is my humble
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET, June n 9.
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COSBECTEB BT B. T. PEAECE.
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enable! hirpt to give legal bond.
der or ibidpers.
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rtit ? 1 . , - - v it iiwuw iu uic eeceumg states.
rToOer;: "Tf" dL Pr tion'
rrt.Jji.,Ji. i... .u.x xiousc cuueurrea m ine senates ar
jT7 u "ut T "i'Sr 8"ai ments to. the constitutional amendment and
BACON
North Carolina,!
Western Sides.
BEESWAX.....
BUTTER.......
BEEF..........
BAGGING
Gunny
Dundee
CANDLES
Adamantine . . .
Tallow.
COFFEE
Bio.
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
'United States Internal Revenue.
3d COLLECTION DISTRICT, NORTH CAROLINA.
20 a 20: , Collector's Office No- 50 Hay Street.
20 20J -r-r-i ,Faytteville, June 7th, 1SGG.
25 (a 30 TT tt ?Gi en "Pointed by the President of the.
reso-
epartment. D. C." I :
Persons! Whose namesare sent on for ap
pointment ps Postmasters, &c, must be 21
years bf age and must take the test oath,
whjch jmul be sent with the bond after the
appoiatmer i. ;.'' : . ;. ' ' ' -:
J Atlay.fcho has a living husband can
not be Josmi stress. Unmarried.ladies and
Wic djwsf caj: J-'.' 1. .; jy'-f
Applicat ons for appointments must be
sent to First Assistant Postmaster General.
SX)td officesjiiay be removed short
aTstan(Jes toj accommodate thfftreighborhood
without h$nging'thei3 am e of the office.
I Atiy Sonij over 10 years may ; carry the
maiLoy taKmg the jest oath.
The proposed constitutional amendment
will now be submitted to the! Legislatures
of the respective States for their action.
Mr. Stevens proposed a substitute for the
pending bill reported by the! Reconstruc
tion Committee, to enable the States lately
in rebellion to regain their privileges in the
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m rtrt Vinf. nn l j i
ujiuiuii in iaci Luuitc uuuiu De mane
by the people. Gen. Ransom is a lawyer
of the first ability, a fine orator, an experi
enced j politician, and is admirably fitted
in every respect to discharge the onerous
duties pertaining to the office of Governor
of the State. He is moreover a rjpe scholar,
a high toned and chivalrous gentleman, and
a most energetic, noDularand whnl.
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man. 1 inaeeo, i know ot no man in North COTTON YARNS.
Carolina who so admirably combines more
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sterling qualities or who can till the position
in question with more honor and ability.
In regard to Gen. RansomVbrilliant ca
reer as an able, accomplished -and gallant
officer it is unnecessary for me to say any
thing in this place. His military achieve
ments iorm part ot the history of the coun-
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35 40
35 40
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. jiuieci rLitp 1 vi 1 tt;i ca t.,
nal Revenue for the Third Distric t of the State of North
Carolina, notice is hereby Riven that an office for the -
v r ?? 01 Kaul Intt" l:evenne has len bpened at
No. oO Hay Street, (JleKsrs. Starr A: WilliainH lmild
ing.) whtre distillers of spirits and spirits of turpen
tine, manufacturers, and all other jroj4.t -whose nppli
. ca? "orlicense have been filed with the assessor of
Raid district, will call and pay their taxes, and obtain
their licenses. Said district comprises the counties of
. Brunswick. Columbus, Bladen. Sampson, CutnlKiland,
Robeson, Richmond, Harnett, Moore, Montgomery.
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union, lhe material point m the substi- try. But perhaps it may not be improper
tute is tne admission ot 'lennessee with her to state that he wn tSnft nf tho mCf ..,
present Senators and Representatives, but ar general officers in the army, esteemed
she is hereafter to be excluded unless .before honored and hPL u i,;D
ksj iJlO VUllI -FlaLI1vI1o'1 IJ
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the 1st of January she extends the right of
sutirage impartially to eve'ry class, besides
ii. ' it ! -1 1- a 'i
raiyyiirg cne constitutional amendment, to
whjch reference is above made.
In the House of Representatives on the
arms.
GRANVILLE.
bers of I thei Convention for thei
cb-opefatibp with me, and for the aid they
hav myenjjne, in re-establishing mail facilK
ties in iarWs parts of the State. Hoping,
herjeaiter, ;entlemen, to receive more such
actslof kindness at your hands, I have the
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iipuor jto Do your oueuieiiL servant,
A. JOBE, Special Agent.
The Proprietors of the Petersburg Ex
press regretfo announce to their patrons
and friends that their entire establishment
14th insi. the Banking Committee reported was destroyed by fire at an early hour on
I a uiu aincuuaiui y ui uic iicikiuwai uaniMug i tiic uiuiuiiig ui-LUC XOLII 1USI. IJy iillS Ca-
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Tl t.JUiii.. J 1L.1. i. il
jj iiertjuyniuuuer my lumihsiu lue wcm- n j..x: r x i.:x. ..::xx; i i. i.
.l i t r. - . ... i law. in u v iiiiiilt nil si rt-Miiii .nun tii t.f.ii i iiuuus v inn. vvf imvf iiFrn pnmno an
Cheertul . S.i. fii: x:il x j x ' ., x. Li? X .
cent, of the circulation ot existing national to suspend temporarily, the publication of
banks, and to allow thirty millions otcir- a paper, which has greeted its many read
culation for distribution amongst the new ers continuously from the 24th April, 1862,
DOMESTIC GOODS
4 i Sheetings .!..;.
FEATHERS ... j..' -FLOUR
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Family . . .
Super. . . :
Fine ......
Scnxtched
GRAIN
Corn
Wheat...
Oats.
Peas ......
Rye......
HIDES
. Dry L.
Green
IRON '
Swede 8 j;'.
LARD ....... i..
MOLASSES.,!-.
NAILS i .
SALT 1
Sound, per bush. .
28 30 nso11 and Stanlj
o- on ! Deputy Collectors will
24 2i
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! divisions of said district . when the assessments are
Liverpool, per sack-.
southern banks. This contemplates no
increase of the present aggregate, national
bank circulation of three hundred millions.
A STRONG SPEECH.
insi
on the jbill to restore the Southern State$
to iheir political rights. He was aii old
line demobcat, and believed in .the doctrine
of ecssionf. He believed that the several
States: pf ttiis Union had the right to sepa-
Tate ftom i4 each acting for itself. He be-
i ! ij i i "!xLLi j . xr' j t
ifhtfon 4i. kw, ,vhi, fh .TOOa. nf iieyeo;tnaBaDuaes ana usurpations iiau oeeu
'neoi.ie. : This ni avo dftcrbvimssiriP the ordinance practibe'dM fid threatened to so great an ex-
f iwhich affords the relief the people so much desire, and tent: bjvf their associates and partners in this
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From Mexico.- The town of Hermeslla
was captured on the 4th instant by Garcia
and Morales, together with a garrison of
2,50.0 men aud fifty I'renchmen of the For-
House of Representatives spoke f ?8n Legion. jOnly three of the latter were
iciiauvc. x-x X' iciiiU 1JI lcot alJU LW u 1:1 ullUll
residents were also
lIr.Hariiis, of Maryland, on the 14th
rqust have in their present condition
' Oil.Friday, sundry resolutions and ordinances were
offered. . Amoner them an ordinance to chance .the
.election of Governor, etel, to fin t Thursday in Oeto-
. Thc fconsideration of the Stay Law was resumed. A
nunibe of amendments were offered and discussed.
Some were adopted, ahd, sme rejected. The debate
j was principally upon points of law. It was partici-
pated in by Mr. Dockery, who warned the people a-
gainst the tendency to riin into repudiation. ' J?y Mr.
ferebee, who asked 'if Mr. D. had voted at th6 last
sessiori of this Convention for the prdinance prohibit
ing the payment of the Avar debt, and said that jthere
governmental compact, that the southern
States jwera; justified in going out. . These
convictions he could not chang6, nor did
he thabkj Hhey would be removed. He
woiilcl fetaln by them and proclaim them as
.long as ii idtizen of the, Confederate States
wajstimcHanins, or sdbjectto penalty for as
serting tnase convictions.
It ' w
were also killed. The French
account says that the liberals were after
wards routed and 150 killed.! The liberals
have also occupied the town of Tulo, the
Governor escaping. The , liberals were
much encouraged by the correspondence
between the United States and France. It
is said that Maximilian is prepared for the
withdrawal of the French troops.
The contederates captured in Mexico had
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to tne present, save tne tnree vveeKs suc
ceeding the evacuation of the city by the
Confederate forces. In the course of ten
days or two weeks at farthest, we hope to
have so far repaired our losses, that we
shall be again enabled to greet the public,
and pledge our every effort to render.' the
papepas acceptable in the future as it has
been jin the past. In the meantime we beg TURPENTINE j
tne inuuicrence oi our cenerous reaaers. virgin uip.
j Very respectfully,
A. F. CRUTCHFIELD & CO.
LIQUORS j
Peach Brandy'
Apple Brandy .
N. C. Whiskey
SUGAR
Coffee C ,
Com. Brown.
Crushed
TALLOW ..... I
The CROPs.In New England-the crops
are generally reported good; hay will be
abundant, and the fruit yield millions in ad
vance of last year. In the South the gen
eral report is that the crops will turn out
well, although
Crude. .......!.
Spirits... L
TOBACCO
Leaf ..!.
Manufactured .
WOOL I
50 0
13 13 50
12 5013
12 12 50.
Ill 12
1 70 1 80
1 50 2 00
1 00 000
. 1 60 1 73
125 0 00
. 121 15
05 0G
. 10 121
a)
CO 75
. 10 12J
0 00 1 25
. 3 00 3 50
. 2 00 2 50
. 2 00 2 50
. 1 50 2 00
18 20
U18
. . 00 30
.. 10 12
500 5 50
, . 2 co 2 no
.. . AG (F 4s
00 00
20 0
20 25
being made in said divisions.
SPECIAL NOTICE is hereby civen to' ALL PEE-
SONS, that the Revenue Tax, on all taxable merchan-
paid or secured to me, before leaving
I
o-; rz S
' ' dise, niustbe
this district.
Office htuirs from 9 A.
C.
June 8.
M. uutil 5 P. M., d:ilv.
W. WOOLLEN, Collector.
H-3t
APRIL 20TII, 1866.
JUST RECEIED AT
J. E. KYLE & CO'S,
I
QAA SUMMER SHAWLS, from 1 25 up to 7 50;
0JJ 50 Doz. GLOVES; -
13 pieces French Lawns, the handsomest
I - erer Been in this market; - -Colored
Brilliants: White Do.: .
12 pieces Lihen Drilling for Boys' wear
aU colors, worth 7o eta. to 1 On; we. sell
them for 50 cts. i.r j-ard ;
Lvir Nets and Coils; .
losiery; Belts; Buckles;
. 'Toweling, Marseilles; Ginghams;
Cloths; Vesting; Cassimeres;
Coat Binding; Buttons;
Silk; Twist; Spool Cotton;
Hats; Caps: Boots; Shoes;
Stra'.v (iotKls. large stock;
Hoop Skirts;
Parasols; Umbrellas;
Ribbons very cheap; - -
Bareges; Black Calicos;
Fancy Prints;
L. C-Handkerchiefs, very low by the i doz.
And all articles usually kept in a
Eirst Class Dry Goods
. ESTABLISHMENT.
in cnmr n n n rtoro ovoocciup
w I I III UUUI liV.1V VAVvtigi V V
rains are complained of. The wheat throuch-
settled on ttie church confiscated planta- out Georgia has been harvested, and al-
tions. lhe liberals claim them as prisoners, though the cron is bv no means excel ent.
t i a i j
The captors promise to release the old men,
but will put the young men in the liberal
army. Colonel Bland of Missouri, will be
released, having a family. Two nephews
it turns out better than was anticipated
some time ago. Along the lower Missis
sippi frequent crevasses have caused great
destruction. In Southern Illinois the wheat
AVILMTNGTON MARKET.
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TuBPEimxE. Sales of 403 bbls. at SI 75 for Virgin
and $3 for Yellow Dip, ' j
Sphuts Tubpextine. Sales of White at 53a54c.
Rosra. No. 1, 5 50 to 6 50; Pale 0 50 a 7$; Opaque
3 a 3 50. I
Cotton. Advanced. Sales of ordinary at 33: mid
dling 31 to JSC. :
He5oni&ded that Tennessee wpuld have and a sonfGei??ral Mce were captured, crop is said to be a failure, but corn is prom-
il i i 41 t ii . tii' .. Li xO flnnpral Shelbv is encacrfid on a cotton and isinnr wiU Tn HKio nrl TrwHonn tUa ,xrboof
to qe ;admj
Gohgress;
republican!
ted into the Union! bv act of
Looking -to the laws which the
?party might ertact, Ikfr. Harris
General Shelby is engaged on a cotton and
cane plantation lower down the vallev. and
will have a large crop.
said there; W something in the spirit of the The President Stands to his Guns.
r me ixx- xuuxuxx cuxxxxx.vxx.c u x,xx. Soathm people that will thwart your de- ti- nnt trnp that flip President his in inv
settle, who avowed himself the author of the ordinance . h n t! uwni ;oriu -iC 18 not wue inat tne rresiueni; nas in any
prohibiting thpayrnentof that debt, and We the Ef?.U V Ny have weied the standard intimated an intention to -draw back"
I "When the war broke out. I had the dreadful alter- the standara s ot their pride a becoming auestion of reconstrution. In no instance
native of taking the one Bide or the other. . I became
a'traitor. and went into the Southern, army. I i went
a traitor, and went into the Southern, army. I went
iik a spirit of desperation; more than of hope. I soon
i'Sund that it was impossible for such villainy and cor-
' I 1 1 I X i X X XI- 1 n j
l Iljuion 10 succeeiu x goi out ui me urmy iiiiu reiunr
ert home and advocated peace on all occasions
(Oh, you miserable scamp! Can you expect to
be trusted pr believed, after such a confession of du
plicity and rascality as that?
i The Stay Law passed its second reading..
Gov. WoiiTH. Gov. Worth announces to the pedple
of lorth Carolimv that lie is again a candidate for gxf
bernatorial lionofs. For good and sufficient reasons,
no .doubt, he anticipates1 his ncfrnination by the people.
In his card published in to'-day's'r aper, it will be seen
pride ip tm estimation ot their enemy, ine has he n any shape, manner or form, ex
southipn an appearance of friendship to
ot ine meras oi ine laie contest,, toKens ui fU nr nnhfrrpss He is. as we have
ihe endurance, courage, and prowess of reneatedlv of late had occasion to state.
t ( ' Ai i . 1 ... . ! i r -7
his1) popld. Sad spectacle though it be,
it wilill notipiniinish his tone that he can, on
11. walk over the crraves of nearlv
thrEefthunored thousahd of, his
courageous
enemies,
ii!
fStanitng on the Yankees' gravej
Hie will not deem himself a slave.
rejuiere, he said, tnanK ijoa, outn-
atesH enough to make the constitu-
repeatedly
"opposed to all constitutional amendments
at the present time, and to conditions pre
cedent to the admission ot loyal represen
tatives from the Southern-States. He is,
therefore, necessarily -committed against
the so-called congressional plan, involving
as it does changes in the organic law of
the land, and servile conditions which must
In Ohio and Indiana the wheat
promises very badly, but in Iowa, Wiscon
sin and Minnesota it is excellent. In Mary
land and Pennsylvania itis only moderate.
Washington, June 1G.
Messrs. O'Conpr and Pratt have gone
north iEliti report that their Last inter
view with the President was, satisfactory.
There will bejno change in the condition
of Mr. Davis for the present. '
The Senate Finance Comnttttee has con
cluded the consideration of the new Tax
bill lately passed by the house. They will
report it on Monday, with the following
important amendments:
The cotton ! tax is reduced -from five to
two cents. They strike out all the House
amendments to the income tax, leavinc: it
FRESH STOCK.
JAMES N. SMITH, .
Druggist & Apothecary,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Chemicals, Drujrs and Medicines,
GARDEN AtfD FIELD SEEDS,
i
LIQUORS, TEAS, SPICES,
TRUSSES, INSTRUMENTS, GLASS, PAINTS,
t - . ,
Oils-'farnisFies, Gtues Etc.
Give Us a Call, and See fcr Yourselves!'
;?if-Th Senior memWr of our House, (Jame.h Kyi e.
Sr.,-) resides in ISew ork, for the iurine of pim-hf s
ing goptl.sforthislIoii.se. i
.1. K. KlLi: V CO.
April 20. 7tf
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Spring & Summer Stock.
1 JACKSON & PEAKCE.
TIIKEE 1XKHS ABOVE Linr.BTT rOINTT,
PERSON KTKEET.
NORTH ITK OF
OW r'XTT- I T r AfZTT TTlTt 7VTC f
A W I A AAA A A Wm A A. A AW' f. -
Offer for Sale a Luge and c.uvfnlly selected stx k of
HARDWARE,
A general
TINWARE,
CUTLER
ALSO
assortment of
HATS,
THE-subscriber is now in receipt of his Summer
supply, embracing every article in his line, to
which he invites the attention of his old customers
and others. Orders from the, country promptly at
tended to and satisfaction-giiar.Uxaeil, both as regards
price and qiiality.
Prescriptions carefullv prepared.
I . . JAS. N. SMITH,
I " Market Square.
Fayetteville, June 19, 18GG. 15-3m .
be accented bv the southern States before
Hhat he has been a consistent Union man throughout, ti(ihai amendment passed yesterday inef- they can have a voice in the deliberations
j; and as such must prove acceptable to the administra- fectuxil. f He then referred to all of the of the National Congress." 1 r
tion at Washington. There is no' probability that the
Hoiden clique will hav& a candidate iu the fields The
course of Gov. Worth has been such as to commend
I him to all classes, and his re-election in August next
is as certain now as was the deteat ot Holden last $so-
vember. p ' , ' - '. . -
The Stay Law. We publish to-day, from the Ra-
y leigh Standard, the "Stay Law," and the report of Ijie
T Committee thereon, recommending its adoption! by the
Convention!. By reference to the proceedings of this
body, it will be seen tliat on Friday it passed it 2d
reading, and if it has not finally passed, it will doubt
less soon do so. It is jfavored by a majority of the
Convention as a "measure of necessity, and to : avoid,
! i -111
isms 1whicti originated in wnat ne caiiea
the Christiipm North, and, said that-the con-
trasti could be carrieu further, r Booth, the
assassin,
'soldiers.
inraer
beisCure
that :liis ;c
t l. " ' t- a 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1
to the nogs; ana nis neaa adorns some pnre-
i i ' i x. J
icnuseum; ins neart is preserveu iu
nis spinal column can oe seen, dv
m learned will see how ,he must
Natio?ial Intelligencer.
noiocicai
on1
iwnicn
Mr. Davis OFFiciAL.j-Here it is at
last. The National Republican of yester
day says: j
."We have the best ot reasons tor assert-
F,as not caught but bravely shot by
jHe was brought to this city dead,
ft of fVo rcwujr, rr frvr- lilo nrrpst micrlir.
11 . . . . . - ... . P xi- x xi t : j. x x:x Jx
j by proving his identity. Alter ig mat iiierreBiueui uues uuiiueuu 10
itrails were torn out and thrown
t(i(
havisuffdred bv the near approach of the
as.tiie -lKiirman of the Committee says, the ''greater bMlet t( (the marrow X)f the Spine." The
'evil of repudiation." iSever;
lovjginal, bill (as published) ha1
jsection 14, prohibiting the aiplication of its provisions
to debts contracted since tne nrst day oi May isoo.
al amentlments to . the
have been adopted: one to
RatuerHard on the 'Unwashed." An exchange,
noticing an advertisement headed "Two Sisters Want
Washing," -remarks that if everybody who . wanted
washing were to advertise, newspapers would be in a
j nourishing condition., j The "Salisbury Banner" an-
uuuuct's luui suitie euierpiisixig muniuutu xuia upcxicu.
a shower-bath in that flourishing city, and says: .;
'This is Romethiner new; and as 'cleanliness; is next
to godliness, well as4he best security against ick
ness, we recommend it to our young men." ; j
What an ungodly set the young men of Salisbury
must be!
interfere, either directly pr indirectly, in
the case of Jeff. Davis, notwithstanding the
strenuous efforts being'made by his counsel
in his behalf for executive interposition.
m i -r-k' T f 1. .!. ill. ' 1
rne rresioent considers ine case entirely a
judicial question, and wilt, in no event in
terfere with the course ot justice in the
rtibflii4remains were deposited, God and case ot Davis. i . I 1
liorthrn Secretary of Wah only knows vve are sorry 10 nave to. announce inis
ere. we Know tnev wercnoc naiMjea uow8iuu uu iuu r1""- x.x . wumioun.
nr hrnl-pn hpnrfprl mnthpr 1 speculation on this subiect mav as well
tVf. shoi Mlfrfit: fvr.laim: "Would to Ond. cease now. Norfolk Virginian.
'f" j (T O .
lha$ di,eai for thee Absalom, my son, my
as e?nl,ited under t.hp. nrnsp.nh law. Thpv
reduce the tax on smoking tobacco from BINGHAM SCHOOL
twenty tohtteen cents per pound. The tax
on iclothins: is increased from one to two
per cent. Atax of five per cent, is impos
ed oh all kinds of paper except printing
paper, lney suspend tne tax oi ten per
cent, on the issues of State banks for one
year from July 1st. ;
It is expected that the House will expel
Rosseau, of Kentucky, next week, for can
ning Grinnell, of Iowa. '
Family Groceries find Provisions.
They invite buyers to inspect their stw-k ln-tore pilr
chasing elsewhere. '
Fayetteville, N. C, April,14, 18C0, Clf ;
JT ORTIICA
rrMTE subscriberrt rescctfuliv infonu Uie public that
X the ENDOR IKON WOltKS are now in oration
and prepired to rill orders for
Rollecl Ii-on, oi Calins, Ilollow-yai-e,
AliH'Cn-slinsj,' '&c,
at short notice and easonable rates. They will furnfsh
and lit up IliON. or Ihidge Work, Ac, with dispatch.
We wish to purrhase five thousand-Tons WltOU(iIIT
aud CAST SCltAlMKON, fr whic h we will pay cslsIi,
or trade Bar Iron or Castings nt liler:d rates.
We solicit tlie patronage of Southern nun to South
ern Manufactures. I .
Addivss CLEGCr. DOWNEU CO.,
Endor Iron Works, Fayt-ttfville.
SMITH, Agent, 1 -avetteville.
W. D.
Feb'y 5.
sqp.'t
IMary
She was
The Timsii.The dullness of the present season at
the South is having' its i effect on the Southern press.
Journals:. which a' few months aco could not crowd!
their advertising favors in large sheets, but were
forced to issue, "extras," are now diminishing by de
grees, and many are forced to suspend.. Th restricted
mail facilities render it almost impossible for a paper;
to sustain itself by its subscriiJ tion list alone,
ex aiithbrity and probably a more merciful
heart: but rreston King was lamtor that
ay andjl they were excluded! Where is
fresjtonl King? Echo answers, where! She
wa'then! executed sneedilv. and notwith-
j - ! i ki i i r ' x j , -
SrpEEME CarET. The Supreme Court of North Civj 8tkuoin2 1 her heart-broken daughter has
rolina met in Ealeigh on the 11th, inst. A number; Lok ar
Ealeigh
of gentlemen were admitted to practice in the County:
and Superior Courts of; the'.State. Messrs. Jas. C
Dobbin, C. W. Broadfoot and J. W. Hinsdale, of Cum
berland County obtained County Court licenses.
Sad Results of the Fenian War. An
active member of the j Grattan Circle, in
Brooklyn who possessed a homestead a
fortnight ago, sold it out and invested the
proceeds in the Fenian cause. He is now.
penniless, and dependent on his daily labor
for his daily bread. Another Fenian of
large sympathies, residing in the fourteenth
ward, invested $10,000 in the movement,
which was his all, and the savings of
t.wpntv.fivp WAnra lnrlncfrTr On TSioolmr
sbaU not rejoice over one repentant hehJ onlleft of this 'amount a S100
Angels of mercy sought the high- Fenian boQJd. An Wd widow sent her
only son off with the Williamsport contin
gent, and sold the cottage in which she
lived, givinjiQthe proceeds to the cause.
The failure of the Canadian expedition had
so fearful an effect upon a well known med
ical gentleman of Brooklyn, that his reason
:? 3 T -r-r n
18 aespairea oi. i. x. .'own. !
iTuesday afternoon ithe ladies' car in the
Surratt was convicted; of course.
tried bv a courtmartial! Her
imra4diite execution was ordered! She
entreated! for four days to enable her to
oijerconhe jthe shock, and be the better pre-
parecr toljmeet .ner uoa. "JNot an nour
thundered forth the voice from , the War
Ippjirtini'bt!" On with the gallows, the
coffin ana the grave! "The angels of
Heateni
4 j'!:,
sinner.-
Messrs. Editors: I am requested by many voters
from this District to ask you to announce the follow
ing ticket for the next Legislature: :
Fyr Senatorial District of Vttmberhiud aud Harnett:
Hou. A. McLEANi
I Fur Representatives from Cnmberland:
I Col. WM. ALDERMAN,
JOHN D. WILLIAMS.
Respectfully,
! "BUSINESS."
We are; Authorised to Announce
JOHN W. BAKER, Jr., as a Candidate for a seat in
the House of Commons, in the next Greneral Assembly.
To represent the people of Cumberland county.
June 9, 18GG. . 14-te
MEBANEVILLE, N. C. .
A NEW TERM will begin on the 25th of July next.
For the accommod.tiou of . young men who can
not take a classical course, an
Englisli & Commercial Department
has been organized. For terms address.
' - - . 1 ' CoL WM. BINGHAM,
i Mebaneville, N. C.
June 19. . i 15-lm
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Roderick McRae and others.1 Ejejtarte.
Petition for the Sale of Land.
Y ' virtue of a decree of the Court of Equity for
Cumberland County, made at Spring Term lSdG,
on Thursday, the 2d day of August next, at 12 o'clock,
I will sell, upon the premises, a tract of Laud, con
taining about 1240 acres, lying on Big and Little
Rocktish, belonging to the heirs of Colin McRae, de
ceased. Terms: A credit of six months, notes with
3-1 rnpd
B1
approved security,
June 10, 18CG.
JAMES C. McRAE,
C. & M. in Equity.
. 15-6w
! i MARRIED. 1
In Wilmington, on the 13th inst,-by the Rev. H. L.
Singleton, Mr. FRED. G. ROBINSON and Miss
ISABEL, dihter of Miles Costin, Esq., of that city.
DIED. ;
On Thursday morning, June 14, at the residence of
her father, Hon. R M Saunders, in the city of Raleigh.
Miss ANNA P. SAUN DERS. i
NEW BOOKS.
TN VINCULIS the Experience of a Confederate
1 Prisoner at Point Lookout and Elmira, Surry of
Eagle's Nest, by John Esten Cooke; Life of Stonev.r.ll
Jackson; Morgan and his Men; a Rebel War Clerk's
T)i!rv: Seven different works bv the author of the
Schonberg-CotU Family; Joneph Grinvaldi, by Dickens J
The Youth of Shaks-peare; Shakspeare and his Friends;
Alamance; and other Novels.
Cantwell's Justice; N. C. Form Book.
A variety of Masonic Books. -
! E. J. ILVLE & SON.
June 19. j . It
GEO. Z. FRENCH,
No. 1(1 Sox Tn Front Street,
irinifrtsrfoii, !. c.
"Wholesale Dealer in
Srorcw$, jgrovfetoius, Wines, iiporjj,
CIGARS, WOOD, WILLOW. AND TINWARE. .
5ff-Cotton and Naval Stres Bought or Received on
Consignment.
May IK, 18GR. ; 12tf
THE PELOUBET, ORGANS.
THE undersigncil is the stg nt lor the side of tbi-M-ceh-brated
PARLOR ORCANS, and h;is now at
his stonf on ILiy Strict, in the town of Fayt-tteville,
specimens of these excellt nt instruments for iusjection
They Ure - unsurpassed in legnnce, uiiexcelltil iu
tone, and unequalled in cheapness.
Persons ilesirous ox pur-nasing are liniica km jui
and exatniue them.
- j it THEODORE MARTINE,
JZI4: : 1
1866. roRi866, 1866,
BRADLEY'S CELEBRATED
OR
I
j:-rre charge $5 each for announcing Candidates
for office in the columns of the News. We are pre-j
pared to print election tickets on short notice, and at
low rates.
rnade apjplicatiori for her remains, so that
shelfou'shib pour forth her sorrows, they are
ill 'in thle keebins of the War Departmeht.
Poniius Pilate delivered the body of! Jesus train from Greensboro', North Carolina to
to Joseph, but a worse than Pontius Pilate Richmond ran off the track about half a
i -it.i.r - - . 1. , -
is here.
11
The degree of L. L. D. was conferred on;
of North Carolina and President of the Stat6 great deM of damage to the growingcrops
. I -l 1 Ii -
very violent storm of rain and hail
visited tne eastern part of this county and
Richmond county on Satucday afternoon
last Below i Lilesville the hail caused a
E . 1
M 1 1 r
.20
Convention, and President Johnson, at the
commencement exercises at Chapel Hill.
of cbrn and cotton, and in Richmond the
The Senate Committee have agreed upori
rail fell! so heavily as to damage the roads
M badly and do greatinjury in fields. un-
er.
bul
Lvation, by washing the lands.
IVadesboro Argus.
mile east qt Coalfield station. The rear
or ladies car alone was thrown from the
track and precipitated Jover an embank
ment about thirty feet, making two or
three revolutions before it reached the bot
tom. A Mrs. Trotter, residing: near Dan
ville, was the only one killed. About
fifteen others were wounded, some of them
severely. Among those was the venerable 1 WANTED,
Bishdp Early Of the Episcopal Methodist rpO rent, fbr the remainder of the year, a large, rell-
Church. He is said to be injured internal- LSTmi omci ' " "
ly, and supposed to be mortally. June 18. . ' i5-4t
FAYETTEVILLE MONEY MARKET
COEBECTED BY .
P. A. WILEY & CO., BANKERS,
Farmers' Bank of North Carolina. . .
Bank of Cape Fear i
" Charlotte......,.....!
" " Clarendon
Commerce ;
Fayetteville . ;
" Lexington, at Graham
" North Carolina
Roxboro'
' Thomasville
" Wadesborough.
" Washington
" Wilmington
" Yanceyville
Commercial Bank of Wilmington . .
Merchants Bank of Newbern.
Miners and Planters'; .'
Greensboro' Mutual Insurance Co .
Virginia Notes average about
South Corolina " " j-
Georgia . " . :
Gold...-.
Silver I
Exchange on New York, selling per cent prem.
To the Gentlemen of Fayetteville. I g
. 14
..25
..15 '
.. 5
..12
..10
.. 13'
...35
..25
...25
...15
... 3 ,
...15
... 5
14
...30
...20
.... 5
. . .25
.18(2.20
25
.140
.135
-nHOSE GAUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS are
JL being duplicated at auction prices. Call soon and
be supplied, j
i mm .
June 19.
j. R. Mcdonald.
' IC-lm
New Arrival of Goods.
At the old stand of
SINCLAIR & VAKDERBILT.
JADIES rill find a new stock of
Beautiful Dress Goods- lints. Etc.
Gentlemen are invited to examine the
Elegant Summer Casslmeres,
A number of patterns.
CALL AND SEE. PRICES MODERATE.
T-E3aGL3S O-AX-C.
May 14, 1$6G. V 10-lm
" THE ANNUAL MEETING "
OF the Stockholders of the Fayetteville Gas Light
Company, will be held in the Town Hall in Fay
etteville, on Thursday, June 14 th.
W. N. TILLINGHAST,
Sec'y ana Treas r.
June 1. i loun
EACH HOOP being compost d of TWO PERFECT
LY TEMPERED SINGLE SPRINGS, braided
tightly and firmly together, edge to edge, f'-rnims one
hSopand mak1ngtheSTRONGEST ; and FLEX
IBLE, the LIGHTEST ftnamosiLiniAD
mThey will not bend or break like the SfXGJ
aJrliUMijo, oui wiu
and BECTIFUL SHAPES, in all
" CROWDED ASSEMBLAGES,
CHURCHES, ,
THEATRES,
RAILROAD CARS,
FOR PROMENADE,
OR HOUSE DRESS,
In feet, they are SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
combining ..""
COMFORT,
ECONOMY.
LIGHTNESS.
AND DURABILITY.
ENQUIRE Jt uu
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ETJ.TPTIC OR DOUBLE
j OJrlVLXlU OxUAli
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. Manufactured ex
elusivelv by the sole o ners of the Patent.
97 Chambers and 79 and 81 Reade Sts.
New York
two cents per pound tax on cotton.
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