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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-28

#Xx|<IWM - .ess@@f S@Z.s-
q. . nrcrlipg held al the Court House 10
Enzrcipstion candidates for the Leg
vss very large and enthusiastic.
'o<< unlimited by the committee to the
.- we're ratified without one dissenting
81 xiih much enthusiasm. The fellow.
- oifcial report Of the proceedings:
meeting Of the friends of characterization
.I< CJurt House in the city Of Louisville,
rrtsy evening, the 18th Of July, for the pur.
( |ccord,ng 10 previous notice. Of nominating
<<-,xz IN the Legislature, on motion, w. ~
- Vas called 10 the chair, and Reuben Daw-
a <rpoinled Secretary.
- notion, committee OF nine was appointed
!. S~nort The names Of three persons a candidates
y. r. legislature. The following gentlemen
- - APPOINTED BY the chair that committee: J.
esstie, W. 4. Glover, NJ. Coiler, John Ga.
-. EdgaI Needhsm, 5. D. w: Garrett, Jonathan
49, iohn COchTane, Jacob kellaT.
n Sc absence Of The committee, MIR. Chambers
= called upon 10 address the meeting, who re-
..,5sd HERETO in an appropriate manner decla-
- himself in favor OF sbiding, and supporting
- noninstion as this meeting may present.
Tss Committee returned and reported The names
,fCE.ELEs NJ THURsToE, HEEsY X. TUNsTALL,
- WuIIAn NANCY, as suitable persons TO repre-
=, ms civ in the coming session Of the Legis-
',,ars. which nomination was unanimously con-
eI ~ motion the following Committee was ap
.,S,fs3 10 prepare an address 90 the people OF
f,asyille: 5. S Nicholas, Bland Ballard, Reuben
n,gson, and Edgar Aeeaham-
N.ssrs Ballard, Baird, Page, and Needham ad-
s,ssse1 he meeting. On motion the meeting
a. ssiouned with three most hearty and enthu-
.;,.iie cteers for the nomination.
~. w. wORSLEY, Cha'H.
RsrECS DAwsoS, See'g.
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.otoLoGicAL ISDIcEs.-The 10000 tons OF
a. ~ winch each minute pour over the precipice
a. !, lsgsia, are estimated 20 carry away foot
,,s as elIn every year. Taking this average,
81 eooPhng the clear geological proof that the
- 0noe existed at Queenstown, four miles be-
~ se must suppose period Of twenty thous-
- =, een oecupiedi In this recession OF cataract
NJ actual site-while in the Delta of the
a., PPl, nearly $4,000 square miles in ex-
is.,.s IN estimate founded on its present rate Of
s..,sa' and on calculation Of the amount OF
~, ,ssehly matter brought down the stream, has
.Ssa.s Mr. Lyell in alleging that sixty-seven
m.,.s years mus. have elapsed since the for
e.; VI this great deposit begsn.-Quarteriy
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From Rio ciR.spr C,rr.-Fsartui Ezampl.

FRoM Rio GRANDE CIrY.-Fearfui Example Of
Lynch Lag.--By the arrival of the steamer Tom
Mckinney, from Ris Grande City, we are put in
possession of the following painful intelligence:
ga few DAYS since, while in 0 fandango ball.
room, a mar by the name of Jack Mills commit
ted an unprovoked murder upon the body Of a
respectable Mexican citizen of that plsce-delib-
erately shooting him down with his fevolver--
Tins act so exasperated the citizens of Rio Gfande
City, when taken in connection with the former
acts and threuts made by this man, (nlils,) that
meeting was convened and resolutions passed
that he shouh be extenninated. A committee for
this purpose was appointed, who most fatally per.
fornled their rnssion--plercing him, as we under
stard, with full thirty bails!'-BrornsptHs rag.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-28

A letter from the wyandot Indian Agency, writ
ten by a gentleman who has recently travelled
tlither from St. Louis, States that he found the
cholera ON the road from the Usage, more or less,
10 that point From Marshall 10 Lexington, there
was q good deal of cholera prevailing along the
road. Lexington was not exempt from il but tt did
not create much alarm. There was ncne al indie.
pendence, but At the town of Kanas, in full view
OF the agency, the suffering was very consider
81. Louis Republican.
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Z. n. sTEAkNs. CHAUsCEY cARENTER-
FLAMING q WRATHER.BOARDING MILL.
STEARNS e. Co.

A LARGE assortment Of FLOORING, SHELVING,
IA WEAThER-BoARDING, &C., Constantly on
hand.
I~ WEATHER BOARDING, FLOORING, &C,
sswed and dressed 10 order. CovIsoToS, ny.
f3-n
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TRANsYLvANIA UNIvsRsITY.

VIE SD Session III open the iSt Monday In No.
l. yember neIt under the direction Of the following
Faculty, viz:
Benz. w. Dudlsy NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery.
Robert Peter, N. D.. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
James NJ Bush, NJ. D.. Professor OF Special and Sur
gcal Anatomy.
sam,l AMMAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and Prse.
lice Of Medicine.
Ethelber L. Dudley, NJ. D.. Profess OF Gene al and
r.tholosical Analsmy and Physiology.
henry NJ buiiif, M. d.. Professor OF Maferis Medca
and Therapeutics.
VIM. M. Boing. NJ. d, Prof Of Obstetrics ana the
Diseases OF Women and Children.
n. NJ skiilmsn. N. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The cost OF full eosrse Is $780, invariably In VANCE
The haIiculation and Liorsry ticket u IS. The Dis
seetng ticket elD The Graduation Fee Is So Board
Ing and lodgins from s2 o. IN 50 % par week.
ROBERT PETER. N. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
LeIin gton, Nv, July II. 1873 am
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hostRT +. BEARDis an independent Enamel
patton candidate to represent this city ia the
Legislature.
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sts,,s - CTcP Of Ohio.-Ihe Ohio State Journal
Whes, Cue extensive and minute inquiry, that the
IN os.., SSiop OF the present year viii moi exceed
ia sessas 'he-hslf Of the promise Of the open.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-28

Father Mathew has been quite successful in ad-
ministering the pledge TO the Irish in BROOKLYN
some thousands having received from him.
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Your mend, LOUISA X. BEVAN.
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA

This dangerous and alarming Affection, sweet
from the stage OF une maiy bolh The nIO, III a..
ofnlAncy the vsOrOas and age VI nal.
hood at length mel IL e.ne and ateOls, VI
effects upon the system are ad b. pGW eTiL
influence OF this P<TsIoL- lite srals - 2.
WIN. Patrick, wooucorder, was sstACkea WA SSslist
Fever which Lett her IN dre4dll SLATE; her b1dy -
covered win Particles oi searet eruPOus; AIst emp
thing IKE BILE, and al least AShes IA d.aA q
ter, Ape the shoashssI ~hle 0teke
anil discharged almost lnCTeulbe q1alIny VI 90
ensive matter; and besides tins, large Qasntity
charged from The ears, OF very oensive eharas:sr
made triAl OF SANDS SAks PAhlLLA, Whacl excel.
ed complete cure The chic having aken ony ool-
tie For the benefit OF thOse suffering from oane1l
effects OF tins horrible disease AI. FaTlek vii be pea
sts u.ent II they c hls residence street
near Faxn street. balfsnors SGa-
The lOUxing testimonial 10 the value Of the Sarsapa-
rina u from the Rev. Luther Wnshl. aged 70 years,
Conversational Minister, residing al Wobsrns
W0suRs, Mas, March am, Is46.
Aessrs. sAxps: Genlemea-From what have expe.
rienced and from The Information recenlly IeOeiv-
I'D from number Of persons OF hsh respeeIabiIy NhO
have used your sarsaPaTa. have isasg aOobt
,nerous eereatss yOs VI ~ sesey are
fully sustained b. IxPEaIkSck, and slhoash rel
len and utility very extensive. slshd N 10 heed
OF nay humble eoTts 70 increase them, al 10 are
Acy and PowEA Of yOur valuable mssiSIns.
lam, geatenaen. gratefully and very respectfully yOsrs.
LU1Hkh " hl6hI.
Prepared and Sold wholesale ana lelal, 81 A =. a D.
SANDS, Druggists and Che ,sts, 100 Fulion A. eeineT
of william, New YORK. SOIL als0 BY J. b. ldeI q %
Iouisyile, q. W. Norton, Lexington, Geo. 6Ims n,
PARIS; eaton sharpe, Asysyhis; b. B. Hmm an, Gin
cinnai; ID. Crsishead, lndaas Pos anu % eTUss -
Price Al . or Botus; Six Bottles for %. ~
necemDc.r 10. 1e&5-1yeoU
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iron - fosklA GoID.-We have been furnished
H. ne Mini, the following statement:
ths - s'0 OF California Gold, during
ve,s@ =. nlonihs ending 30Ih June,
GtSe a me Philadelphia Mint, $1,000, SIS
~ Otieans Mint, I74.lS5
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NANCY J. MILLER. 2is Sullivan st.
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARlLLA.

Thisexcelent compound, which u eTesung soch Uni.
interest throughout t1e sOanTS has a.
succ essfuny OF anu the peopse
around We have read ssan and AsAln esnss>y
Of tins nvauabae usedlcIne-u We al
beverage mediCine-bgI act anl recently have nc haI
any positive pIOoi hlch induce stesk lsy
Of Il. But, from facts IN Jul posse sion,
well ed thai, wlth0II may PuOn. =
FksT, PLkAsASTksT, and sKsI compound obs red
to the pabRs for The cure of al ehIOIe dlss@sss
maIsm anu sCToula and al impurities u osoO< ~
&c with many 0IneT SonlPaalnIs-
II long been remarked 4attne aseis nos
tuns noslrum vendeTH. that 4aIll5 o. coi
mend a valasbe discovery IN The AeilNai SeEnte. es
leopardlse reputal1S tor ncreIuEy us-s-
eney batn TINS instance hesitate
marx winch we have made a0JSe.-hgg0rd hssssas.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-28
ILLUsTR ArED srArDAnD POETS
ASxw, coNPLETk AND KI.KeANr EDITION OF
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS MOORE
COLLECTED bv Ifissseifl


ANEW, coNPLxTx AND kI.FoAsr EDITION OF
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS MO0RE.
COLLECTED BY Hissse5.)
'I'HE ten volumes OF the Enslsh Edition, Complete In
u one handsome svO. volume. Illustrated with seve
raj splendid steel Engrayinss, and fine Portrait Of the
This is the first com piete American ediiio
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"Hsppness of nature and felicity Of genius the
preemlnent eharseIerisCs Of the Hard Of Enn ENery
many bri sht that Ps ope the
suns beam. He exhausts BY being insxhaustlble.-
Haxlin.
'.Thornas Moore unique sonsbly attained the high
est reputation As lyme poet mUaee,
both OF thought and etion in easy, anent wit, in mel
ody, IN eIaDcy OF fancy in warmth aud depth Of sen
timent. Is superior 10 Moore; his celebrated
oriental romance. Lala ROokh,' the tales which
pared in the .Edinbursh Review To four be- peaTs
Joined together BY athre I'd OF sia and gold"
ANKw, ccNPLKrk AND KLkeAxr KDTrIOx or
The Psssical Works Of Robert seufhey. LIZ D.,
Iaeinding OliOz Nasmaa and oaa Poems (sos fret
PnSisAed.)
ILLUSTRATED with Elegant Steel Rngravinss, and
Il line Portrait. One handsome, large svo. volume
this edition can hardly fail OF finding place In the br airy
Of every person fond Of elegant
ResisE. J. v. COwLlNG,
mar3a as ain ct.
NOTICE I'D TAGLOns.
VNHB sabscribers are engaged in the manufacture
of Glazed Wedding. black and white, for the use OF
tsors and cothies. II Ii Of the very best quality, OF
any THO knees required, well glazed and sold lower than
the Eastern article. We making Il in SUFFICIENT
sh.nies from dry goods jobse m elothiers
promptly attendedto.
Cincinnati. January 20. 1s4s.-u
q. A. BAnkl.kA,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT,
Lerington. ny.
WILL. attend promptly to any business entrusted 70
sing accounts. &e. &c. Charges moderate.
TELEGRAPH BUILDINGS.
JOHN y. BAsT.
MASurAcruRkk AND IarcHrKz OF
SNUFF, CIGARS, SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO.
M. -, Third street. between Jefferson and Market,
JanD-u LoUIsvILLx. Ky
NKW STEAM FURNITURB FACTORY.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH SIS,
LoUIsvILLs, xx.
WE ere prepared to manufacture every thing In on
wv line, on terms - favorable as any other sstabtsh
mentin the West The patronage OF the public N sDhe
WArrrD.-cheny.w Walnut. Sycamore, Gum and Pop
Aug. sd J.LHcoLs.
NEKDHAM's MARBLE YARD.
MAIN STRICT NkAn NIrrH.
II KEEP On hand for sale. at the lowest cash rates
J. every description Of Marble WORK. win supply the
usde with Vermont MArbls at IS cents per foot a rble
Aantes from S2s to 800. Italian furniture at ~ ~
Also the following arcles wholesale snd retail Cacinsd
WSss sssa HssoIs Dus coz or SOD. W.isr. ss sel
and Clay, hydraulic Cement and eonmo. Line fsr
sos wsntihg any Of ths ssovs utelsa ether hr my
nom DE country rsspseu6ny % siisd. -----....
-. ED0Ak ME1paAn.
- - n
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Add ths ,,,,,,., sl,r75,OO3
DeO s,Ps,s Mint; to the I5lh inst, 1882
VI ioso' All
lsesl deposits as far as as.sns;,sa al a0s 20
North American, July %.
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SORE THROAT.

following n an extract iron le1er received nom
Mrs Bevan, who had been sfnietsd ssssral ysars wh
seTOhdous Uulcsn, Dyspepsia ee., and rsSsHuy an al
~ Ron Of the throat and CHEST
BAILKYssUss, Va, Dee. q, ISIS.
slessrs. A. b. & ID. SAsDz:-Betors 1 coannlstseed
az your SarsapariAa, s2nernss AiasOsi ,ast
ApresslOn; my tLroa WA cCmpietey uCeIale1, iaa
Dire adfui Cough, and there we've IeqeeLly 0se
or that eoud not speak ABOVE hlspeI; and bssI >
Iniammaion irOnl my throat exlsnGed my ne sd
so thai my hearing WAS ven much nipaTe,. AllsI "a
King the SaTsspaIllz shorI ne heath inlf IOsed
my threat y NV veai am lrse lion C0asi alsl
uRhtne Of the chest wks, Can heaa u.is
dIsuncty. MY throat h-s been well hires nlah
the u wcR 0esa edeetsa snlTely ~ VI
your ssrsap&rilis-
I'LL u y
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-28

inese PIANO fortes are sold Al New YORK msnniacta
rers' prices and are warranted.
USSecond hand Pianos bought, exchanged, md re-
paired.
Os- Always on hand wholesale and retAiD Musical
Instruments OF all kindJ Music Books and the largest
assortment OF sheet Music TO be found in the West.
PETERS, WEBB & CO.,
Music and BOOK Dealers,
July TT Next To Bank OF LOuisv .
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NOTlCE NO TAILOWn.

FUVHB subscribers engaged in the manufacture
Of Glazed Wadding. black and white, for the use OF
tsilors and elohers II Of the very best quality, OF
any THO kness required well glazed and sold lower than
The Eastern article. We making Il in suffC lent
Quantities TO supply the whole demand west Of the e
ghanies. Orders from dry goods obbe elothiers
promptly attended to.
Cineipn.ti Iap,.rv On taso-tf
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fJulyH 632 Main st near 81.
M ORR NkM ROOK A.-Adxsninrss IN L in

DhANO-FORrEs.-we have jus; received in
voice OF Piano FOTtes, new and beautiful patterns
which In addition 10 former sock. renders as
sortment one Of the most complete and ysned Ct
Tered 10 the Western public. We have now in store
4 maanfcen Carved wood OCtave Piano FOre.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19
HOUSE OF COMMONS,

Mr. McClenahan introduced bill, supple
mental to an act 10 improve Cape Fear and
Deep Rivers.
The resolutions submitted by the select COM
mittee in place of Mr. Steele's, were then ia
ken up-when Mr. Stanly moved substitute
for the 4lh resolution; but the House refused
to strike out the 4th resolution. A short but
animated discussion ensued between Messrs
Courts and Stanly.
The special order, being bill TO establish
Turnpike from Salisbury TO The Georgia line
was taken up and passed I'd reading "
The next thing in order was the bill proyi-
ding for amendments of the State Constitution
Several amendments were offered and rejected
A proposition from Mr. Kelly, to postpone
indefinitely, was also rejected, and the House
took recess.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19
HoUSERF CoMMoNe

The bill supplmeytal 10 an act r. r.
Roanoke, and Roanoke and Seaboard p b.. me
Co., was read three times and passed -'"'ifoad
Mr. Mebane iutrody~ed bill to incorno,o..
the North Caro,::a X. R. Co. and for p o,Soe
purposes. rms is the same bin wb;ch o.ner
rejected in IN Senate few days ap r,c" WAS W
Stanly moved 10 make it the ofder q 4. Mr
for Monday next ;-peding this motion. 10y
arrival of the hour was snnonnci ~" the
up the order OF the day--the substitute a.
Steele,s resolutions; which being read the Cd
time, VII barrlnger moved their indefinite post
ponement. Mr. B., however, temporarily
withdrew his motion, to allow Mr. S,anly 10
offer the following substitute, or rather, amend.
ment to the 4h Resolution, viz:
"Strike out all after the words will he
an act'-and insert-of gross injustice and
wrong and that all efforts of the abolitionists
to interfere with Slavery in the District of
Columbia or the States, deserves our severest
apprehension, and should call forth the earnest
and prompt disapprobation of every friend OF
the Union and further Resolved, that the en-.
actment of any law of Congress which shall
directly or indirectly deprive the citizens of a
ny of the States OF the right of emigrating in
TO any of the Territories of the United States
and OF Exercising ownership over the same
While IN saId Territories, will be the exercis
OF power Contrary to the true meaning AM
spirit OF the Constitution, and never contem
plated by the trainers thereof"
short discussion ensued between Messr
Stanly, Dobbin and Courts, when Mr. Barrin
ger renewed his motion; pending which III
House took recess.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19
EVERTTTSVILLE
FEJaK.EEE .sC.4DE.WE

THE WINTER SESSION of this SCHOOL
commenced on the LIST instant, under the manage
ment of Misses Richardson AMI Snylen, Ladies'
emnentiy qualified to instruct in the various
branches of Literature and Science, and who will
consider themselves responsible, so far as their
influence and instruction is concerned, for the krst
interests of their pupils.
The government Of the School will he parental
The great object will he, TO ncite to virtuous cor
duct, by an appeal TO the moral sense and Ivy du-
" cuivating tenderness of conscience.
The Academic year will be divided into two
sessions Of FIVE months each, with two vacations
two weeks in summer and six in winter. There
will be public examination at the close of each
summer session.
Students will be charged from tho time of en-
trance.
Ne deduction made for absence, except in case
of prcractcd sickness.
Tuition has been reduced TO the following rates:
Primary English branches, per sessun, 81 90
The same, including Geography, GRAM
mar, Arithmetic, Composition, &c. 10 90
The above. including Natural and Nor
nj Philosophy, Astronomy, Botany,
History, Logic, Rhetoric, Algebra,
Geometry, &c. &c, I2 so
French, Drawing and Painting and Or
nnmrntal Needle. work, each, S 90
Music, wi h use of Piano, Is 90
The Trust. es have provided large and COM
modious Boarding House. which is kept by Mr..
and Mrs. Morisey-persons we'll qualified to dis
charge the duties.
Board Sc 90 per month-one half in advance.
| Books, Music, Paints, Ststionery, Canvass,
Crewell, &c, furnished to the students at a very
small advance upon New FORK cost.
J. c. SLOCUMB, Secretary
EvcritsvilIc, (of Board Trustees.
Wayne county, January, le40. ls-tf
Newbcrnian publish till forbid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19
FRIDAY, Jan. -.
SENATE

Mr. Joyner, from the Select Committee to
whom was referred SO much of the Governors
message as relates to the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad, made detailed report, accompanied
by resolutions providing for certain pay ments
on account of said Road.
MIR Ashe introduced a bill to incorporate
the North Carolina Railroad Company, which
was ordered to be printed, and made the spe-
cial order for Thursday.
A bill to lay off and establish eight Judicial
Circuits, was read the 2d time.
The bills to amend the Rev Statutes, con-
corning Guardians and Wards to incorporate
Antioch Academy in Robson, passed third
reading.
The bill to repeal an act, passed in 1867,
10 lay off and establish the county of Polk,
was taken up, and passed its 81 reading-3O
ole
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19
n. G. LEGTSLiTURB.
TUESDAY, Jan. 9

:. SENATE ez
The Senate proceeded TO the unfinished bu-
siness, and the supplementary bill to divide
the County of Stokes, passed its Sd reading
The Engrossed bills to improve the Cape
Fear and Deep Rivers above Fayetteville; to
incorporate the Union Guards; TO amend the
Rev. Stat. entitled forcible entry and deiainer:
TO incorporate the N. c. Blues, in Wake; TO
amend the acts 10 lay off and establish the
County OF Mcdowell, passed their third read
ing
On motion of Mr. Smith, the Senate took up
and considered the bill to amend the Rev. Stat
entitled Guardians and Wards, the question
being on the substitute reported by the Judi
ciary Committee, which was adopted, and the
bill passed IFS second reading.
The engrossed bill to incorporate Union
Manufacturing Company, in Fayetteville
Passed its Sd reading
Mr. Shepard moved re- consideration OF the
Pilot bill. Carried
After an explanation by Mr. Washington
Mr. Smaw advocated the indefinite postpone
ment of the bill. and was replied to by Mr..
Washington. After some further debate, the
bill passed its second reading-Ayes %, Noes
90
The bills TO incorporate the Grand Lodge,
|. o. 0. +. of North Carolina; the engrossed
Resolution in favor of the Clerk of the County
Court of New Hanover; the Resolution to ex-
tend the limits of Lincolnton, passed their Sc
cond reading. -,
The Senate then proceeded to vote for Su-
perior Court Judge. Hon. William II. Battle
was duly elected by the Joint vote; having
received 1873 out of l56 votes cast-scatter-
ing 33.
MIR Rogers offered a Resolution, proposing
TO send Resolution 10 the House, fixing the
day Of adjournment on the 2Olh inst. Adopt
ed .-
Mr.. Worth introduced the following Pre-
amble and Resolution:
! Whereas, there are many and important
measures for Internal Improvement in the
State, now before the General Assembly:
| And trhereds, inasmuch as the aid of the
State will be required for their successful pro-
secution, it is deemed right and proper, before
they are entered upon, to direct the public
mind to the subject, and ascertain the public
will: Therefore, be it
| RESOLVED, That the Governor of this State
be and he hereby is requested to convene the
General Assembly, in special Session, some
time in the Fall of the present year
The order of the day, being the bill con
corning the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad
Company, was then taken up.
The discussion on this bill had proceeded IL
considerable length, when the Senate took {
| recess.
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FRIDAY, Jan. IL.
Z IA
SENATE

The Vice President laid before the Senate
the credentials of Hon. James Cooper. elected
by the Legislature OF Pennsylvania Senator
in Congress for six years from the 4th of
March next, when the term of Hon. Simon
Cameron will expire. -....e. ...
On motion of Mr. Breese, the Senate took up
the bill, an addition to the act of August, 1916,
in reference to the location of bounty lands,
extending certain privileges of that act to the
assignees of military land warrants.
After debate. the bill was passed over in.
formally. r-.s. -.z.-.s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

Mr. Graves (he Speaker,) addressed the
Senate in favor of Internal Improvements gen.
orally, and also of this bill.
On motion of Mr. Joyner. the Committee
then rose and reported the bill TO the Senate.
Mr. Worth withdrew his motion to amend.
Mr. Smith moved an amendment, the effect
of which would be, that no part Of the States
Stock in this Road shall be sold. ana that the
mortgage authorized to be made by TIN, bill,
and which has priority over the States, sh,li
not be foreclosed, without the consent of the
State.
The bill was farther debated by Messrs
Smith, Joyner, and Ellington.
When the latter concluded, the Senate took
a recess.