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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
II RUSSELL BIGGER q CO., AGENTS

IN RUSSELL BIGGER d CO., AGENTS
Il for D. PANT Co, Riehmood,va
Drawn Nos 81 Gand Consolidated Lottery Class No }:
6e % 80 81 60 go 90 % 25 rs IA
Inc Whole OF $1,000 both country and when pre
The Half Of 1000. Sssnted. will be PAID BY BIGGER Co
The following Gad Schemes presented to the p,trop,
Fortunes Home We particularly call attention to the GnDd
Sehene iof xoh febua-sJ0 900 dollars Csp-ows.t three
number prize 1000 doars-66 Nos 10 drawn The scheme IL
good one and we aksPeAsure il as SeeSey The
best Lottery for the month.
$4,000. so OF IOOOi
Lowest TWO NO. PRIZE 20 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery Gas. No J. to b, dr., ., WI
tails s3O 10000 5000 sOOo 1000 1000 100, an ~ ,oac
80 OF 500 20 Of 900, &C Tickets ~ halves g. quarters
seheae Of 20 whoe' ~ be for ss CO. halves 20 so
% quarters % 20 Every two No p1s the k on
package and package may double pLes zoo sors
making the rss on IS whole. only 90 dollar.
$4,000, $4,000. 100 or 1000!
Gnnd Consolidated Lottery Class No drawn on ssur
dsy, February Ssi 1876 ~ No. ~ Dawn Grand C,psi,-
s3nsoO 5000 Of 1900 Of 5000 Of gsst loo on 1000
Tickets ~: haves6 quarters eer6ese ofss "a
&c halves7Hf 80 quarters IS IS.
The old STYLE LotferVg
$4,000 CAPITAL!
Lowest three number prize SIOOO-rst number,
500 DOLLARS!
Gnnd Consolidated Lottery No o. IN Be draw, st yr,y
ton. Dslsware Februsy 2sh 1896 6s Nos 10 Dswn Cr,a
Capitals $4,000 1900, 1873 5000 Of $500 Of 1000 ~
1900 % 1850 100 lowest three prize Of 1000 h hs
Ief-t sle halves quarters certificate wboles vii
be sont for is4; ~ halves ~. 20 quarsrs4s
e ressons from the county visiting the city should Iss,,
mind that BEEr Co in'snd To above spspdd
frres therefore, you want % he yoar orders without
del.yto T. RUSSELL EtCGEa a 49, pl.ss
" Persons ordering by the packsg IN any Of the above
can deduct the price Of three Tickets.
The Tickets In above Lotteries ar. reeiv.d - IN -
addre-ses TO ne viii meet the prompt and sorrp ,s
ton. - '''',' SUI"
eJWs hsv, even day Lotteries from to 90 and n., ,,,
popular Loueneso hand ~ ~
eJTh' Dnwins 'ent when requested 70 an VIM order o.
on all Iets enclosing CASH or Pms. rsI.s. n. s.,.,.
las usual need not BE- paid " os
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE
EASEMENT ROOMS UNDER THE EAGLE,
CoRssK MAIN I3TH STREET.

MONEY! MONEY :! MoNEY!m
All who are in need Of the above article call a, Lrer,
where many empty packets have been supplied with the
necessary arnee within the las, few days The following
are The Schemes for this week
Monday Morning, magnificent Scheme-the Grand
Capitals: $4,000 10000 6OOJ 10 Of 1000 10 Of I5O0
III OF I2OO &c. Tickets only 10; halves s; qrs 50.
Tussdsy-Delaware. Class 81 rs Nos I6 draw,
sooOO l3OO, LOCO, &c. Tickets 5O-Shares in propor
- f'NfO'
Observation-Disclosures, Class 25 &c Nos, 10 drawn.
S2O,OOO, 10000, 1000, 100 OF 5OO &C.
Thursday-Pokomoke 90. IS Nos II drawp o .,
Sl2OOO. 5000 5000, 20 Of 1000, &C.
Fridsy-Pokomoke 30. - Not. 10 drawn. sIo ooo
4OOo' 5oOo' $780, &C. Tickets 4-Shares in proportion
Ssturday-Pokomoks 81. rs Nos ~ drawn. $500
$500. 800, 1900, &c. Tickets 2-Shares IN proporon
Also. Pokomoke 90 &c Nos fl drawn SI2 600 aOOo
2Ol5' lT5O, &c Tickets 4-Shares in proportion
For Monday the l6,h-Graud Consoi lated Cl,.s IN
be drawn al Wilmington. Feby l4th 1876. Grand C.,
pitfalls $4,000 IL 900, 5000. 5000. 1000 5000 1893
80 OF 1000 30 OF 5O0 80 Of 400 &C. Tickets I2
3; quarters certificate Of 25 whoes will be s.n for
Sl4l co. % halves 20 So p quarters SIS 40 Every two
number prize will decrease the risk on package and
package may draw in double prizes S204-iherebv pyng
the holder IS chances at $4,000, for 60 dollars.
As be above Schemes no Recommendation hut ,, s
themselves, will ony my and all other. a. ali
Prizes are IN the hands Of Luck Of
that name engaged the business your ord 70
e. LUCK
Richmond
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F NITU RE. &c

- . y L RE, & c.
On TUESDAY, MORNING, Feby 10th. at store At 10 oeh
we eh at auction variety second Furui,r
consisting Of the usual
fine Gold Watches md Jewellery.
An invoice Of nne gold Watches Breast PIN. Es
Kings, Finger Ring, ke-to Be without reserve.
lNLOEs & BROTHER, Auc;.
PIANO FORTES.
Al III O'Clock, will Piano Fortes Of ,d ou,Iv
ALSO,
Hardware, Cigars &c
ALSO.
half chests Hy-ou Tea, Of superior quality.
Ieo INI.OES A BROTHER Anrt.
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DANCING.
ND rnnnUIN ....a.,G.II.

NIX. GOODWIN respectfully informs the
lVl LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Of thu City Of Richmond
Schools open-Iadiss Class TO r. g. Al
EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM, Tue-iay Thursdays;
Genuemens 1.-THE Evcuing from over
MI Dawn A. BHowrs 5ipptFuy shoekoe Hin Broad Mr
a. tuny infotms loss gentlemen who unable
members of he Schsoi of
he will open Monday Friday Evenings
90 Monday the Inst, from for the
% TEACHING his much improved Of Dancing
MI Bosirut has taken the liberty saynE
pfetsnder Of the Art n Dancing Mr.
m0nas OF ha character gentleman Teacher
both from England Ireland AID Scotland and abily
DANCER h. well Known the
comment from him Parents and guardians respectfully nvt
edo s on Tuesday and Thursday No. Improved yI.
WALKING TERMS, per quarter. eiO.
p Shr g. intends tving Coton Party the last Of this
mr. CG-ty
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WHoLES.4LE and RETAIL
TINWARE MANDATORY,
No. s Market Street, below Water, south side,
PhiLadeIDhi1

Philadelphia.
SAMUEL POWELL d co. respectfully invite
~ Merchants and Others visiting marke examine their
stock OF TnwaTe, embracing
OH Cans Tea Coffee and spice Canisiers House
ter spout Roofing Paet Beans and Balances,
scales Zine Tor pun under Stoves and other purposes
Japan Ware, Dust Pans Candle Sticks Night and
Lamp Sugar BoIes and Bowls Fancy Pepper
IS spttoons Tea and Coffee Canlstsrs hoses Cups Match
Safes, Shaving BALky, sc.
small lot Of HARDWARE.
N-L-Shp MnIk done a the shoIte.I notice
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by William. q HaxaII.

GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING p.It IIth 10, :, ,oI o,.,..
lniront NJ auction n,
6roeeries Liquors. &C, consisting Of
20 hhds II CroiI agar, prime
20 prime Cuba
100 bags best Rio Coffee
30 hhds West India Aolas.es
20 " Bacon SIDES
20 q" Shoulder.
10 ucrees Winter Lamp OIL
so baskets Salad OIL
so Eegs White Lead
20 boxes Pine Apple Cheese
90 casks Cheese
so bbls e Hsrripgs No
10 casks Cod Fsh
IS boies GuGpoWder Tea
100 aides Leather
20 kegs Indigo
IS bbs y. Rum
so bills old whiskey
10 aids com do, &c
TERAS-under 500 cash; over 500 4 month, r,ss L. -
proved paper. " ~
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by Dunlop, nopour, = c.

shLOABLE TENEMENT ON MAIN STREET
roh nhLE Ar AUCTION. UNDER DECREE OF CoI,sr
"WEDNESDAY the Ih day February at "a oeIos. a, III
pem-' Win be soh the desirable Store and ~ .unr ou.
now occupied by Joseph A. Weed E-a
TERMS-One the pureh..e money IN n. o,. L. A
he residue In two and ,~.lv. unth. f-
VI y :" sae with good personal security title In.
properly To BE- retained until the the credit ar.
Pai' SIDNEY 3. BAXTER. Commissioner
4. o. Heea DusLor, MoscuRr 4 Cs,
Aucts
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VALUABLE LIBRARY

AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY EVENING, Feb nary 18Th commencing a,
oeoe< will sell At Auction Library Of Mr. G P.r.ieo
Psins large collection Of Valuable English aud French WORKS
IN The VARIOUS departments Of Literature
phe Books viii be arranged for elimination with
by "Wednesday morning
feb . pporu,,
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REMOVAL.

HAN r. removed my store from Cary street 10
ear sds IMAM No 100 few doors below the Js.lr o,.
neu Iyef and directly Opposite store. n w..
fu,ney waits and Hubbard Cardnsr Carton NJ "a i.,
and customers are desired their p.tro,,v 80 In.
puos seheay u ave me call sHo ny part .hs b.
anuhs 70 gye alae'on Ny offered to b- pube
atsneral Commission MERCHANT. and e. atisasas I
% pse 20 me ale Of al kinds q country prvdues.
PCLioera advances made on an eonsRnrsrt.
-9t5-u JOHN woHBLH
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A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF LOTS
tsALE THIS DAY AT ~ O'CLOCK
In the Civ of Richmond.

Returned delinquent for the non payment Of CITY T..s.
for the year iS<5. which said Lot. parts Of Lo,s viii
be sold 10 front of the City Hall. the 6r,t dsy OF the
nett February Term of the Hastings Court for the cv
OF Richmond In pursuance OF Ordinance Of the CITY
Council unless the Taxes due thereon together with IS
per cent. additional. be paid by that time
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WATCHES AND JRWELRY,
LUMBER,

THNHE undersigned have on hand a large stock
n NJ reasoned LUMBER, consisting part white pine
panel 50, 90 and ~ PANEL - 50, GO ADD 81 common:
So GO and 80 select cuttings ~ 60 and 20
- cherry poplar scanuinE maple seanng pine
lock sannE and os OAR scaning and plank; vey superior
lot of - oak designed for HoASbs-ogethrr
general Of Lumber which will be Grid
All ecmmunicat will receive prompt attention.
HENRY u. EAGLE co.
Ratimorr Nd, Feb. S. f-b6-N
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W NJ. D. YEATM AN,
Il VI ID f. X

BUIL DER
5 still at his old stand 7lh between franklin and
Grace streets lie takes this opportunity of returning
his thanks TO his former past ivor. and
hes from them and the public generally call He is pre-
pared To furnish Plans specifications and estimates for
buildings.
Any gentleman intending build the present year. would
lind tito his advantage TO give him call His terms al be
made Ia suit the mes-and regards and dura
by he intends not TO be eIceled by any in the city,
February 3, lS46.-3t
ENIGS, ALMONDS AND CIGARS. 5UO lbs.
II OF Pigs
bbs Bordeaux AInonds
1000 Cigan-Prnepe, Imitation Principe American Blown
RegAa Paneas Ju,Io SAM Principe, washnEon norma Co
EAdora, Canones-op consignment for by
es GEORGE WINSTON
nj GLASSES. 30 hhds. prime West India
1VA hoasses, for sale by
ie7 wILLiAMs Il HAxALL.
GLOVER SEED-IOU bushels prime quality, ,
~ in store, for sale by
e7 WILLIAMS HAXALL.
SALT. 500 sacks Liverpool Factory filed Salt,
~ for saIeby
67 WILLIAMS Il HAXALL
RUTrER. % firkins Goshen and Glades
~ Butter in store for sale by
f7 WILLIAMS h HAXALL.
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HOfTS OFFlCE.-Lottery draws in town
II Il today-ihs drawing by I2t oeoei Cant
tai $4,000 10 prLrs Of $1,000 &C Tickets sS-sha e. in
proportion Sales elose III O'Clock Call early get Prize
HOYrS OFFICE,
h No. Exchange
NEW CROP RIO CuFFEE-5U Kegs crop Rio Coffee lust
received in store and for sale by
m7 BISSELL Il MeCANDLIsH.
EAsEf BRAhDH-g5 Bbs Jersey Brandy just Received in
a. stoae, and for sale by
G7 BISSELI. A. MeCANDLIsH
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Will be sold at same time and place, part of
Lo, No SIP OF and 9Th deAy expense
the City OF filling said Lot for the purpose
JOHN WIGHT
January 23d lsio-wtd CITY Collector
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NIRGINA'-Ata supenor Court Of Chaneery for the Rich
mond ireait held at the Capitol City Richmond or
Friday, the goth day OF January. Isa4:
herewether l. ABderson Administrator David Anderson
deed. prr
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
January 81,

& REENSDOROUGH, tri-wcekly, due SUM-
~ day, Tuesd,y, and Friday, at 10 O'Clock.
a. H., and closes Sunday, Wednesday, and I n
day, at O'Clock, =. NJ.
RALEIGH MAIL. tri.weckiy, due SUNDAY.
"Wednesday, and Friday, at IL O'Clock, p. NJ;
closes Sunday. Tuesday, and Friday, at half pa,t
Q o'clock, AN
FRANKLINT0N, oncc week, due every
Thursday by 6o'clock, p. NJ; closes every Tues
day al 5 o'clock, 4. NJ,
JAMESTOWN, once week, due every We'd
nesday by z O'Clock, 7. NJ; closes every Thurs
day at 6 o'clock, A. NJ. 81
LONGS MILLS, once week, due every
Friday by o'clock, p. NJ; closes every Thurs
day at o'clock, a. NJ.
OXFORD, once week, due every SATURDAY.
by 8 o'clock, P. NJ; closes every Thursday at 3
O'Clock, 4. NJ. - :
LEASBURG, once week, due every Satur-
day by O'Clock. A. NJ; closes every THURSDAY
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
NoTE.-Letters, to be in time for the mail.
should be put in the Office fifteen minutes before
the hour for closing. Letter postage, five cents
for letter not exceeding SOC miles, and ten cents
for any greater distance--evcry half ounce, or
fractional part of half ounce, il charged as sin
gle letter.
]. NJ. PALMER, M.
January ~. lift
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hL INTERCHANGEABLE - kolish F~,-
sens e - ffs9nigrS sgaiEst lis Eas NH osIe-
lsa;ed Hasisil.e = = desIise It's aasiae; IA 4
- nssa tEaleaiaifsg 81 pin isiEg 81 Is ma.-
ief NieEe Z nay =, Ass..er u ile hssa a. al.
~hstasE 4 r. IN tae hack - asnsouxn. Ahesher
9risng from external er inienal causs. use -
i3nsiasasts Fills. and MY uEan 4. that lie Esin
VII - the loy viii D. Hssorrd o. heailh a. so0u
= nzinse hrs rooeiVa3 suiIrisni assssTaxrK fIom
tlaair slssri
The quantity a iGFur humOurs d:srharprd
afom IL body ly tile asiioa q lie Hrsndsesh,s
iais = FelsAoat IN tis eOarse q sesy hcuns win
asew AHd plEe blood, ~ lie digestion a a mole
Fs.e isesL Hy IUrsiag the baby u IN his me,Ii-
enc a.ae Whole mass Il Head leuosaes sntirely
pRliSei All TegtncFgfsi.
That tie Hood / tie re q the holy. I IT.
sumo : uRdlsluird. iheFelage slaal say hi !,
tsing the sEAT u LIFE. II must also le ihe srst
q diseass IL disease he in the Llood, We should
abstract Tie disease aay, net tae blood II i lie
linilEiles Wh.ch must te removed IL purgstion
- seesHe cur health, in ~ states Of the weather
% al situations, and in 81 climates. The blool.
Ike good spirit, j. always irving 10 hrneft he
loiy ~ rs struggles 20 sxpel impurities. But Il
b moi capable 10 efoci H. own purilcation n an
tines; To do this II Eust often have assistance.
When lie tiooi Is loaded with impurities. csc.
eia!ly in ibis elimstc.she consequence may he "a.
tl provided the blood i not purified At once and
this Is slIe 70 Be efer.sd IL Braaifelhs Pills are
used.
CT Agents for the sale Of Branarclh's Pills.
y: Heart, HiiishOTOueh; 4. Toncnce. Pi,,sboro.;
Vim. Foshee, Foshre's store, Chatham: !. NJ
M,Dade. Chspel Hill; Geo. 4. Mehane. Mason
Hall; I'D ". smith, Alamance; L.& n. Sloan.
GEeenslOTOush; James Johnson, Wentworth:
Wood d Neal. Madison; Owen MAleei, Yam.
eCyyiilc; J. X. Cslum, Milton.
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Dome THE Time RIeHT.--We per-
ceive by the Edenton paper that Mr.. r.
L. Skinner offers large quantity of land
ed estate for sale, stating that the capital
derived from the sale Of the same viii be
invested in "a Cotton Factory either in
pesquimans or Chowan." This is the
way to do things,-and, we think, The
movement shows sound judgment and
good sense on the part Of Mr.. S.
People in the Southern part of our coun-
try are too apt to envy and cry out against
the prosperity of their neighbors, without
making any effort to merit prosperity
themselves. II is an easy thing for men
to remain in their idleness and inactivity,
and bawl out that the South is oppress-
ed to support the purse-proud Northern
manufacturers and capitalists, who are
squeezing enormous profits out of the
poor Southerners. II is easy enough to
talk. But if the Northern manufacturers
are making such immense profits, why
not turn some of the surplus and unprof-
table capital at the South to the same OBJ
ject! !he same chance is open to both.
The same law that protects one portion Of
the country. also protects the. other, and
every advantage in machinery that is be-
neticial to one, can be made so to the 9th
er. The raw material is cheaper,-fuel
is cheaper,-labor is as cheap, and alto
gciher the Southern man has, naturally,
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Notice.

4 III. the han'e who promised to assist in
= = the remOgal Of the Count House AZ Hillsbo-
rough. are requested To come as soon as they can
as we wish the house 10 90 as far il can ths week
They viii do well to bring some hantsIikes with
thenl, but not many. Brother Purify viii be ple,.
SD 10 notify Brother Golfer rs soon as be receives
this paper We wish the hands 10 come iwU,s.
diaieLy and constantly until ,lie house is moved
L. DoDSON.
January 81. ii
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TaiIOrinG,

FENHE subscriber has returned to his old stand.
= one door west of Holt & Caragins CMoore's)
Store, where he is prepared 10 execute all orders
in his line in worknaanikc style. He hopes to
receive liberal portion of the public patronage.
Cutting attended to at all scasonable hours; and
he will so cut and fit the work, that seamstresses
can make it up without difficulty, which may be
a great convenience to his country friends.
@t@ X. +. PLEASAN
January Il. @# TO-
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Tailoring Business,

THE subscriber takes this method Of returning
= his thanks to his friends and the public gene
rally for their liberal patronage, and hopes by-a
strict attention to his business, and by keeping in
bis employment the best Of workmen, to continue
TO receive good portion of the patronage of IL
bsral and generous hearted community.
The latest Paris ana Philadelphia Fashions are
regularly received.
CT Cutting strictly attended to without delay.
JAMES s. WATSON.
January 10. To-
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NonLy Dosr.-fhe Whigs of Nashua
and Nashville, n. H., through commits
tee, made the editor of the Nashua Tcle-
graph a Christmas presen, of new Print
ing Office. Some lpeOple were born for
good luck-sO folks say. 10.
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fEeRsy-slnGh Congress.
FIzsr sEESsaN

fhasaaE, ia : hrae seazaa. NJ. AZ,
mn - sszzi'izs - fErssa rslasiaas. rss.r.s
@1A ~ araaaaHuaHs slar jaiiai rozsssiss.. -
BAD hssa Isss'raa - sarE, - aasosz,s sas smrD
60 eaaErsssiaa i'g.Eaga - Tnis.a So. ~
,''e.s h''i.'r HssEsssiag O. caslussy westward .
ne kasay Necessities. AFR a~slrn raaufs. n,si,,
saaaii have heen sissa - 6rsIi B.sssia. al 40
sAs'ssEiag an Es4liiiss - PseEasas de- In,
ed ssa'es = giEe HaFh nesios. Tie rsss,u,is,
Hss aHas'ei = lis - he iaals AMI h ,riussa.
lie 81 tE raisingA regiment n rasansaI n,
nsa' Isl f' sssas,islias military stations an o,
route % oHssaas Eas rsal lbs f.ird tins. an
passl.
lie la'as nss.utioa 10 rr-alsis he E,sisiiay d
c'ng'eas and 70 ssta,iiA lie Fsin.ias for IL
saHe' Vas Eeai ilial tine and pazsal.
Ai'eF sa'as time sseni in executive ses.soa. d,
ssnais aliaurnei 10 Monday.
IN tie House q Representatives, ll,e Il'i 70 re.
si'S AMI establish lie naIios II one Of die Tnsoc.
Tors General ofihs army, was roTa-sel hack from,
de committee On military afars He-I tl.;al time
aHd Paassl, sni returned 10 lie Senate.
~. Il. Smith, from ire eOmnittae on roaa.aDa
canals FsFiei iiil 70 Prosile flr the epa,iDu,.
ton o. the Cumberland roaI through he s,s,es Of
Ohio Indiana and Illinois, which WIS read twice
and commits.
M. May from the committee Of WAYS and
mean. reported sun1r li!is maxim, appropriation,
Tor the pubic ser'iao :or tas fscaI ysar ending
10th June. 1877 which were ssvcrally real The
iiFf anl seeoad tine. and committed 70 The com.
mil'oe II 'he Whole house on the State Of The
Unioa.
Oh m'iion. the ra!es prescribing the order Of
business wene suspended, and the house resolved
itself into eonmilte Of the whole, and Mr.. Cobb
Prooeeiol in his remarke upon the Oregon ques-
lion. On motion Of Mr. Giles the committee then
roc, AM tie house adjourned.
Friday, Jan. ..
The Senate did not s;t to-day.
We. Bow!in, Oh leave, introdGced bin To orga-
MIA a t-rritorial Government in Oregon, and for
other purposes; which was twice read, and refer.
mi 10 the coE,miltee on the territories.
The bill from the Senate to provide for raising
! regiment Of mounted riiemen, aud iores,ablish.
re military stations on the route to Oregon, was
real the first anl SECOND time, and referred to the
committee on military aGairs. A
The house having resolved itself into committee
Il tie whole, resumed the consideration Of the
oini resolution for giving twelve months notice
. Great Britain for tie termination Of the con-
'eniioa of ls:7, in relation to the joint Oocu-
'ancy Of Oregon, AID Mr.. Giles and Mr.. Levin
addressed the committee.
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..aa-Gay be HsEog EEe l.esgh L b
saFza.
By G. &. SD;sh Osr sens, taas,s.
n.ssr. guns. h=m I'D Firkle, and goss.
old re Whisky Nay sc lone rssniag.ae
e s'.,.:s lira an2asily o. HIS IL. every
s.h Il lahnagy.
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Notice.

a FILTRATION will be made to the Justices
IA of Orange County Court OF Pleas and Quar-
teraSessions, at February Term, 1916, to remove
the election fiom ID. G. Parrisil's (Horner's,) to
Gayswell in the same ncighborhood.
January IL. 10
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90 Dollars Reward.

Ep AN away from the subscriber about the 9Th
az of November last, Negro boy named REU-
BEN, about thirty years of age, thick built with
ore of his teeth out in front. He was raised ON
Cane Creek by Thomas Griffin, deceased and he
may be luking in that neighborhood. The above
reward will be given for his apprehension and de-
livery to me, or for his confinement in any iail so
that | can get hsm.
JOHN A.KERAI.L. a
JaaQ.Iy ID. l0-mo
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We stated in our last, that the Hon. GaErS
w. ClLpwEtt, Of Mcckleabufg, had been nomi.
mated by the Democratic Convention as their can.
didate for Governor, but we have no, yet heard
whether he viii accept Of the nomination. Mr..
CaLlwcIl is at present Superintendent Of the Mint
at Charlotte with salary of s2,OOe a year, and
ii is suspected by some Of our western co;empora-
rics, that this nomination was the result of con-
sPiracy 10 g., him out of his present snug quar-
ters, that some one else may occupy them. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether Mr.. c. win drop the
substance to grasp vt s.ado,e. The Salisbury
Waterman surmises that if Mr.. Caldwell does
no, accept, Col Jcnx IL. WHEELER will be the
Democratic candidate.
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II viii b. gratifying 10 Our traders to learn that
his Ereellcney, wILLIlN 4. GatasS, has az.
eaP,cd the nomination unanimously rendered him
by the Wing Convention, AMI is therefore can
daie for reelection to the POS, which he has Il-
eli with 50 much credit to himself and 50 much
saiisfc.ion to the people, that no one is found to
cay aughi agains, him or his administration. We
take pleasure in again placing his name at the
head Of our column as a candiiaie for Governor /;
and We feel confident that he will BE- elected hy a
large majority ever any Opponen, that may be
brought out against bin. The Old North State
II no. wont to discard a faithful servant; much
less one who, u a faithfulness for which he is
distinguished, aids an ability Of which she may
well be proud.
The proceedings Of the Convention win be
found in another part of to days psper.
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THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES
The whole force enrolled on the 2Gth Of
November, was as follows
Officers, 733 non-commissioned Off
GERS and servants, musicians and artificers,
1883. In all, S6I6 men.