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sahsoaaea; le!as.s sFeEs wTsltrn IN gool tsse. viii
gaei Selma. anl viii - shliiiy gEessly excited.
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thsae Letters W cpall sell pssaea his lnpraasas
ezsFsssoai al VIC ca..a!lly asserted III, be I'D
In: ESlsias, in Cur ssiiaasian. Of lis ability. hi
CALAMITY - en- os.cer. o. his III Oh sens Of hoaa
Aal Ne as the edi.ag u lie cago.il.ian, via Il
himself s.i.ilary man, Tor atleas' sailisn man
AMI ~ sops las enough Of military pride to feel
ecnceEae3 ia he reputation Of = waF.worn 81
d.er,) 10 disasEi his paF,iEan feelings, and sag !
! Gen. SOFT hss aes assed noby, and asl,ecaEs
gallant officer, in EegsEi 10 Gen. Tsylsri Wa
h. not right, aa1 the Administration wrong, IN re-
=. feEeace to this matter Aud Ne ask further
does nos this correspondence shOw 3 commenia
be zssl Tor the public service On the part Of Gen
Scott, and diligence. bcissng he commander
in-claief of our amissi II the editor has the gal
lan,y .ccoming militia Captain, WE feel sssur
"a that he will answer in the Affirmative Sure
|! bis parisan feelings vii! not induce hin To sac
rifiee the hero Of Chippewa" for enc hasty pat
I Of soup
Now - to tie appoin,maas the carolnial
: would have conferred upon Us. After thankin
him fof this honorable mention, We would infogr
II the edI,or hal We shah serye leitaout sommi,
sion a. long q we have the ability. We thin
that We can do the eoarsry some service in guar
inc the reputation of her gallant defenders frOI
the cnSious assaults .: Parliran scnbblers, eve
wien arc would forbid mere active service al
thu; service shall be ehSTfuIly rendsSed..
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FEMALE SCHOOL,
uTLLsBo3oUGH, N. c..

TIVE next session of Mr.. & MRS. BUR.
Il WELLS SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
will commence on "Wednesday. the sth Of July.
The course of instruction is designed to tie tho
rough and extensive, embracing every thing usu-
ally taught in our best female summaries. han-
guages Arithmetic, and Writing are particularly
attended to. The latin Language and Vocal
Music form part OF the course without any addi-
tionaI charge. Board can he had in the family Of
the Principal, and in other families, at the usual
price.
For further information, address Mr.. & Mrs.
Eurwcll,
June g., go
CT Raleigh Register and Standard, Newhemi-
an, and National lntellgcncer, insert once week
for four weeks,
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si2.o93 so
W. w. VASs, Treas.

On motion, II is ordered tha, the Urea.
surer of the Railroad, pay over To the Pub.
he Treasurer Of Tic Stale, onor before the
lstday of Julv next, the sum of Seven
Thousand Two Kindred Dollars. tomeeI
the interest on S240,000 Of Bonds Of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company
there being yet outstanding that balance
OF The Bonds, 10 wit: S3o0,000) ISSUED
under the Act of 1910, for which thu
State is liable, as Endorser.
WIN. +. COLLINS, Secretary.
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Ccngress.-So business was transacted i

Congfess.-No business was transacted in,
either house Of Congress on Monday and TUESDAY,
the I'D and sd Of June, in consequence of the
death Of tllc Hon. Richard 7. Herrick, one Of the
Representatives from the state Of New York.
Inthe Senate on Wednesday, a bill having been
brought in from the committee on military Affairs
for the organizing into brgades and offering the
volunteers received into service ior the Mexican
war, MIR. Webster took occasion to offer some re-
marks, the object Of which was FIRST to express his
readiness to vote for all necessary supplies to car
~ on the war while il should last; second, to ex-
press his opinion, succincty but clearly. upon the
Government plan ofways and means, or revenue;
and third toinsst cogenty, tina, the time had come
when the people OF the United States desired to he
informed as to the objects and purposes for which
the war agains; Mexico is hereafter to be prosecut
ed.
A brief discussion cnsucd between Messrs. Ben
ton and Crtlcuien in relation 10 the mode Of ofli-
csttag the regiments Of volunteers; after which the
farther consideration Of the bill was postponed I'M
i'll tomorrow.
The Senate spent some time in executive scs-
SION.
On Thursday, the bill fot Organizing into bri.
gades and offering the volunteers was again ia.
ken up. Several amendments were offered and
rejected, and the bill finally passed its thild read
ng, and was sent to the House for concurrence.
On Friday, Mr.. Cahoan, from the select com.
mittee TO which was referred the memorial of the
Memphis Convention, made long report, accom-.
panied with bill authorizing the appointment Of
hoard of engineers 10 make al examination and
survey of the Mississippi, with the view to the I'M
provement of its navigation, and providing for the
gradual reduction of the price Of the public land:
lying thereon. Ten thousand copies Of the report
were ordered TO be printed.
| An executive session was held, and at latt
hour the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, on Wednes
dav, ON motion of Mr.. M.Kay, resolution wal
adopted by a vote of l0l to 60, by which it is or
dered that the debate on the tariff bill shall ceas,
on Thursday the I'd of July, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ.
The tariff bill was taken up in committee Of tn,
whole. Mr.. Collamer addressed the committee il
favor Of the protective policy. Mfr. Harmansol
, and Mr.. Biggs spoke on the opposite side. Mi
Hunt, of New York, followed, and opposed an,
!, change in the existing Tariff No quorum bein.
present, the committee rose, and the houseadjourn
cd.
= On the resumption Of the debate on Thursday
I the committee was addressed by Mr.. Winthrop Q
/ Massachusetts, aud by Mr.. Brodliead. Mr.. Ewin'
T and Mr.. strohm of Pennsylvania, in opposition
= the bill, and by Mn. HUBBARD Of Virginia in lis IA
/ yor.
: . On Friday, the House took up the bill from tn
Semitic for organizing into hsigadcs and divisions
and Offering. tbs volunteers brought into the sci
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mTERsBURG MARKETS.

Juss &c, 1916,
Reported for the Petersburg Inteliigenccr.
There is lille business doing and no
chzngs'in markets.
Tobacco continues in fair demand
Gotten sexTce, and sales 70 manufacture
ers at &c..
The Wheat market has not yet opened
The injury to the crop is now said to- b
less than,was u frs, apprehsnaed.
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Among the reports Of the day Is one
thai If Santa Anna. who al The last dales
was still al Havana. shtrld he recalled to
the Presidency. Of MeAiOO, hs'will earry
ont al. arrangement which il alleged q
have been made through one Of his agents
with the Government - Washi:gioa
This arrangement, ills said, embraces
firss-peaoe with this Country on the pr
Of Mexico-second, the acknowledgment
Of the Rio Grsnds as the Southern houn
dairy of the United States-and third. til,
acquisition Of California BY purchase.
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Attention J!

To the Commissioned, RON Commissioned CT
GERS and Musicsans belonging to the CaS's
Creek Battalion.
VOU are hereby commanded to attend at James
i Crawford's, on Friday the 3lst of July, at ell-
ven o'clock, equipt as the law directs fat dill mus
ter; aud on Saturday. the list day Of August, you
will attend with yourrespective Companies, at ten
o'clock, equipt as the law directs, fol Battalion ex-
ercise.
J.Bs M'MURRy, Lisst. Col. o
gdne ~. % 3-
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STATE, OF MORT H-CAROLlNA,
Orange County,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Nav Term, 1876

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term, 1876.
Richard Blaekmalfvs. Lenis Tkompsc's.
Attachment levied on Land.
Ut appearing tie the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant in this case is not an inha-
hitat of this tate: 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for six weeks that unless the said
defendant appears at the next Court of Pleas and
Quatter Sessions, to I've held for Orange county.
ut the court house in Hillsborough, on the fourth
Monday in August next. and replesy the land 10
We'd on. Judgment final will be entered, and the
land sold to satisfy the plaintiff recovery. .
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk of our said
Court, at. Office, the 4th Monday Of May. lsa6.
]. ALLISON, c. c. G.
Psics adv. Ss:Se,s @ s3--sE
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Caldwell Institute.

TxhE nsaa seaS3a e lis ss.ssssessen al sssEa-
EasEas - hs8assssy, - = Igs5. ia
nsEsA<Es 4 - HMuaAlg srs-
RI. ALEXANDER WILSON, =. n rss-
ssssssls. SO PsaEassar = eiaxi iasxxsgr 80 RI.
ssaaa1He-
R.IfH n. GRAIFs. Il. III. gzaEssssz 4
Nasisrxaas.as - Nataasi Flss~tay.
rs. JOHN =. BINGHAM. lHsfaaeSx u L.
sia Lansae~e 81 ssfsmesx.
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OFFICIAL.
R,,L RoAp Onrrcr. June II. isat

NAIL KuAp UlFIrk, juno II, 1870.
IL a meeting of the Commissioners of
he State, for the management Of the Ra.
lrigh and CASTOR Rail Road, the rreasur-
U Of the Road submitted To The Board the
following Statement OF The Receipts and
Disbursements for the five months, ending
SIS, of May last, which, with the order Of
the Board, consequent thereon, Is directed
to be published:
A Sr,smtn; ofthe Receipts and Disbursement,
of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, from
is! Jqaugrg 10 3lst Hay. 1916, iaciusire:
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tedlr GrOye ACADEMY.

FEsHE naxt se-ssa ef d. Hsazag - eaa-
= la<aoe @ lie len ef III. 49, j. eaass
Rne I've nanihS-
III fgioes vii Il = hezsinfcsr, VIZ
Fer Gastk. Latin. Alse.Es. and Geoa.s-
tFy. Ter CESSNA. $3.50
Eaglsh sspA.ss. leo
noara can h. hsA in god fasa.iies, eNnvsHieas
to lie .laaasny, u iaosa $3.50 to So ~ usea.a.
s. " HUGHES.
gcae 9. 81
- TIA Raleiga Register and s:aaeaH1 Ill
insert once I week II. tire wGeaA
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6siais aasaaas scr ahlk - - pa~s1 = do
fsAtng 50 - Hssarnea p g Seaaze
rs asfsE Is 90 agaia lzkrn =. - gAn -
bsr naasinstd ~ Meszx Cas-. Oesdam. -
BsatsHrsll. iae laass ! ess.osiisiisa aasAs -.
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kGIMcY EN nALElllE.

A 8 the LAX Of Cape T'eas .as discontinued
II its agency in IIiiIsborough ana Ira,.s:a:red
the business 10 Raleigh, the subscriber viii attend
to the Renewal Of Notes and o;Lcr Ba-k Blsi.
ness for the citizens q Orange, aid o:!.ers who
may desife.it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers OF the Bank will decline attending &c bu-
sincss of this kint.
LEOPOLD L. HEARTT.
Raleigh, May /, Sc
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Our Minister TO China, Mr.. A. III. Eve
ret, sailed last week in the ship Coho,s
for the place OF his mission. Ills health
is.grea,ly improved.
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TOR GOVERNOR
prLEF.s.H 4. Glf.fiLx.n.

rsse PresssfeFs a Orange ~
= ID sA;serr-a rsesan,g = dis Iiass. ca.n,
.-.ss,nr a Hssaeziay tesae i.e sliga sab
- l. pseseal lneash, = s's.oek, P.A.
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STATE. OF NoRTiI.c 2R0LINA.
Orange County,
Court oil: Pleas and Quarter Sessions,

SS1Ak oAsa N&"1s@h @~@@~sNA@s
May Term, 1916:
Wiliun Albright; and Others. ys. L:eob Nesss,
Err, and Othss-
Petition fUs. Settlement.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cour.,
u thar Sampson, Joseph, arm, and George
Nease, are not inhabitants Of ,hls State: H. il
therefore ordered by the coast. that pGaicetioE
I've made in the Hilsnorough Recorder fcF cir
weeks, that unless the said defendants arfear Of
the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10
be hcld'lnt Orange county, at tie court house in
Hi isbor,a-h, on the fourth Monday in Angus.
nest, an. u en- ana there Plead, answer, 81 demur
to aid pet'tion, indgmen, Pro to"issso viii be Ia.
ken against them. and dectes3 accordingly.
Witnes Joseph Allison, CLERK ct cur saii
Court, at iiiee, the 18th Monday Of May, 1915.
j., ALLISON, {. c. C.
Price at'v. 5450. 33- 6w
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Tile Oregon Treaty, recently ratified
by the Senate, was to he carried to Eng
land nv the steamer Great Western, 10
leave New York on Thursday last.
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GIVE are suihssized 70 Announce JAMES
c. TURRENTINE, as candidate for rs-slest;cn
10 ,hs ofEcs Of Sheriff for he county p;'onagr.
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sea.la0 sc

Bal in favor Of Reefs, LIST June, 1916, $3.50 so
Add Tor transporting Of u. 3. Mail,
io' months, not yet in hand, say, $500 90
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or We are authorized 10 announce RIcHI-
SON NICHOLS, esq. as candidate for Gsssos
Gee Of Sheriff of the county Of Orange,
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LIST or LETTERS,

OBTAINING in the Post Office at Hillside
NJ rough, n. G., on the LIST day Of July, 'iste,
which if not taken out within three months, viii
be sent to the General Posi- Once is dead letters.
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NhA9 AsGtsssa.
FuR Tng sENATE..
HUGH wADDELI.. CO.
FOR THE COMMONS.
cHEsLRy r. PaUCETr, s..
GILES MEBANE, ssg.
JOHN D. LEATHERs. So.
JOHN STAFFORD &C.
NmsNAaAMs~asH@#@
Democratic Tic;ef.
TOR TIE SENATE.
CAPT. JOHN BERRY.
Fun the COMMONS,
SIDNEY SMITH, exa.
WILLIAM =. PRATT. eSi.
PATTERSON II. sieDApE, esq. ~
Col WILLIAM PATTERSON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-30
SUP-TRFASURY.

In Congress, a Till to establish the Sub
Treasury has been reported by the com
uittee of Ways and Means. 1t is said Il
be a ghastly, ghostly locking thing, ca!Cula-
ted to make the blood run cold, carrying
the Imagination back to the dark ages
when commerce and confidence were g.
like confnet-Snd when the rich were
Nabobs and Iahorcrs were Serfs. But as
it originated with the descendants of the
illustrious Old Roman, it must be pRrely
and essentially a democratic measure.
It main features are thus stated;
"The first section provides that~ cer-
lain room in certain building in Wash
iugton, shall he deemed and taken to be
the Treasury of the United States: tina; the
mints respectively, the iron chests OF the
old bin which the Wings repealed las they
now stand III New Yolk, Boston IN J and
other things to he fitted up, shall he trea-
0u'N" ~ NNOs' paw ''' pV' A'N'lN' tl'b "
ceivers general and parlicuIa shall he ap-
pointed to take charge Of the lreasuries. 1t
directs that po-tmasters and others who
have no treasures, shall retain the money
they get, and keep it'safe without themi
that the keepers Of the treasures shall give
bonds not to spend the money. 1t %tvs
the Secretary Of the Treasury power to
transfer money tronlonettreasuFy TO anoth-
er, provides for all necessary examination
and precautions, and enacts tue penalties
proper 10 fall upon the equity head ofany
suh-treasurpr who shall niisapply the mo-
ney; that themoney now in The banks
sh1! be transferred tothp eGh-treaslTes:
Fthat after next June one-thrd of all re.
ceipts and payments shall be in'coA, iaf
ter The next June stwo-thiIds and after
June, lga3, the " hole. 1T winds Gp by
providing as well as it can, sgains; trcasu.
Try drafts, or any checks or papers orisinat-
ing in this treasury arrangement"
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THE SUB-TREASURY
Jan. II, 1916.

The following portion Of a clear and
rrrcricaj ar,iclo cc take from the Jou.na
Of Con rerrc. The position Of Ina, paper
viii give its remarks, on this and kindred
topics, weight at WashHgto0, ard wid
the opposition. No pepper did morc to elect
Mr., Pok-noae stands BY him closer in
his free trade theories. 1t is ant~Whig,
and, Ior'ajl practical purposes, as decided,
y Loco asst well can he. The only differ.
cncc between iland the regular organs, is,
as lar as we understand it, that it is not d
mere party pptcr.--Cmcia0ait Gascltc.
ihe whole mcasurc evidently hrIanes
10 past uros 1t is situated to the Cendi.
liono society before hanks orparer money
or the great scsteuUf credits was ihtyoAn.
rcd. 1t would carry us hack to whccI-bor.
rows trrndlng sprrje about town. The
Till is blot upon ourstatesmanship, and
altogether hthind the age.
1t is, moreover ali Il which will never
60 into operation according to its theory.
Congress may pass it lOrly times, and an
mex what penalties they wilI--lhey cahno;
introduce such mOgstg0sIty into New
York rs the payment INTO and out Of n
Suh-Trcasury, of a hundred thousand dol
Iar, day IN coin; nor will the public en-
dure 20 injurious an agitation of the money
market as woG' result 'om the keeping uI
government balances locked up in an iron
chest. A real enforcement Of the bill
would, in our Judgment, overthrow any
admin straton, howeVer popular before.
The money must and will aud ought to be
in the banks. By the facility Of checks aud
bank notes, the whole Dusinres of this
great city is transacted with very little la
hor. Hundreds and millions are settled
without the payment of any thing in spr-
Gle, and every check and bank note is
! |pnyahc in coin, Whcncoin is wanted, II
Is drawn. When paper is more convent.
ont, 1t is taken, The government receive,
End dIshurscs twcnty.hvc millions Of dol
lars annually, As the business is now
du1c, every transaction is lor specie, Tn,
lmpotor paws his bond in bank nc>eS, q
gives his chacK on the hank. These ar
payable in cons hut the government ha
no use for coin IA ordinary business.
might demand specie for every hank rot
and check. Gut It's own creditors DO nj
want'it. The government therefore, nc
Ike an individual. II places all its mote
and cEetks in lank daily, and draws i
own checks FOR the various sums it has
pay. Ey this simple process the vast hhC
and lazord OF counting and moving spec
are avoided, and yet every transaction
tor rom. Ater pCople have experience
she 'acil''y ot doin" hrsirNss in this wa,
obey CaAuoI Ul driven back TO The actu.
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however, that ME, F. has not beeu Sssbbed
by any body! II he will consult his seel-
iugs fairly, he will probably find that his
bleeding wOands were all inflicted Ly Il ..
bGiiOi-JOr. Be ths as it may, when / r.
collect how little sensation has bern pro-
duced in our neighborhocd, by tae con,-
munIcalion bearing the bold and sOnoror-
signature ofJGmes Forbes, have 9ot th.
vanity 10 hope, that my humble name
would give more force and effect 70 what
I may write, than will the plain siglsature
Of A YOTER.
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ture greatness and political elevation de
pend upon the amount Of bombasIic' wordy
patriotism they manifest on the exciting
theme Of WAR win, Of course, eon''nue
to inaiet bong speeches upon tire already
tired ears of the people and then repreSrn-
tadves. There will, however, he found
in both branches Of the National Legisla-
ture, sufficient number Of those who look
only to the interest Of the nssitn, and who
will be induced by no party or personal
motives to take a step in reference to this
question, thg will jeoperdize her peace,
honor or welfare. The resolutions ef Mr..
Criuenden, of Kentucky, (which viii be
found on the first page of this paperl in
dicate his course. A course, remarks the
Intelligencer, worthy his repHGuut as 4
Statesmanand G Patriot, whose 'ohi@o' is
an honorable peace, if attainable, in pre-
ference toan unnecessary and forced war.
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A FARMER.
Jan 80, 1876

Erom the. N. q. Herald, ! an. 18.
The Liberty sailed roH Liverpool on the
18th ult., and brings papers to that date.
The news which we have thus received
is OF the highest importancA--of more con-
sequence than any we have received in
the last ten years.
II is no, m0reROr less than k1e resigHdfj0R"2
SIR Robert Peel, aHd The Orgaaisa!icAcQf a
Ret0 Cabinet by LOrd John Russell.
The announcement ,oi this important
fact-impertant to the United States in a
Commercia point OF view, Es well, per-
chance, in political aspect, threw the whole
e ngish public into a.state 'oi she greatest
excitement.
Its effect was tremendous.
In addition to ahiS, and as a necessary
consequence, Parliament had been further
proroaucd, ~ the following exhibits
eat lhe-Court al Osborne House, I@le of
Wight, the 10Th day of December, 1845,
pl esented the Queens Most Excellent
Majesty n,C ,Coancil. 1t is this day ordered
by Iier Majesty in Council, that the Par
lament, which stands prorOgued to Tues
day, the 9th day Of December, inst, be
further pVrogued to Tuesday, the 3oth
day.o Decemter, met"
The Corn-Law question has been the
cause oil all this, d,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-30

HALIfAx.-Itseems thatprepal sttons are
on foot in the British North American pro-
.giHees, as we'll as al home, for possible
hostitics. A Halifax paper Of the 5th uIt,
says
ave understand that orders have been
received by the Ordnance Department for
a rigid inspection Of the state ot the pow
der in the various magazines-and that q
board oil surVey is now being held upon
this munition of war, every barrel of which
Is carefully examined. We are informed
that the 18th Regiment are expected here
from Jamaica in the course OF the next
month" ..,
CANADA.-Thc Montreal Courier Of the
9th inst. has the following paragraph:
1--WE have been informed that orders
have been sent to Kingston, immediately
10 commence the Notifications intended
to he erected Tor the defence of that town." +"