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THE PROnATE COUNT

NyITHfN and Tor the District q Railand, viii
w hold ~ stated sessions GU the hrsf Mondays
u each month u the fRsaIuG year st II. Halls ouiee
Ia the Count Honse. HARVEY BUTTON, JudEo
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BANK OF RUTLAND.

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ESTRAY COLT.

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Assignee. sale Of vaIassis Car sbsp
Tsois tnd rtoek, al Assttsn, Ia ursa-
asa, Vermont. ON ths natiand a Bar
finxton Railroad.
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ihfee copies, one year. 6UD
fiys ropie,, one Observation-Disclosures 500
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ESTRA Y,

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about the nrs Of octsbcr, tws years old siaef'
away q PiERruINr
Rutland. Dee 4gN3
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I,RENcn ziNc WHITE PURE wnllB LEAD
Il A gtest variety II Painis, dry and Ia OIL Pare
iinserd on, ipf sale ny
BARRETT A son.
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.aaHafaffursyS Loussf Friers.
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Wholesale and Retail Depot

I 'On the sala " Pure Dros., Medicines,
chemicals, ,.tas--Msrs, Trusyes,
shoulder uraces, ~uppsat.rs, al Ill the
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES
~ The day. Ofauu respectfully solicited,
roND 4 MORSE, Dmfrhts,
Raiind VI
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Just Received

large assortment 81 MI GA and
Hoy0 ovcrCoot ss AZ
"a. FOSTER A Eo's,
Perkins Block, Rutland, w.
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FREE SUFFRAGE.
shall sec.

The great measure of Free Suffrage, we are graft
ed to state was introduced into the Senate on We'd
nesday, the third day of the session, the earliest
moment at which it could have been done after the
organization of the two Houses. The bill was pre-
sented by that sterling Democrat Mr.. Boyd of Rock
ingham and is as follows:
BILL
To Amend the Constitution Of the State Of North
Carolina
WHEREAS, large number of the people are dis
franchised by the freehold qualification requir
ed for members of the Senate: Therefore,
SEC. ]. Be 1t enacted By the General assembly Of
the State Of North Carolina, and IS hereby enacted
By the authority Of the same, (three-ffths of the
whole number of members of each House concur
rng) That the second clause of the third section of
the first article of the Amended Constitution ratif
ed by the people of North Carolina, on the second
Monday of November, in the year of our Lord,
eighteen hundred and thirty-fve, shall be amended
to read as follows: Every free white man of the age
OF twenty-one years, who has been an nhabitant of
the State for twelve months, Immediately preceding
the day OF any election, and shall have paid public
tax, shall be entitled to vote for a member of the
Senate for the district in which he resides.
SEC. 2. BE 1t further enacted, That the Governor
of the State be- and he is hereby directed to issue
his proclamation to the people of North Carolina at
least SIX months before the next election for men,
bers of the General Assembly, setting forth the pur
port of this act and the amendment to the Consti-
tuition herein proposed which proclamation shall
oe accompanied by true and perfect copy OF the
act authenticated by the certificate of the Secretary
OF State; and both the proclamation and the copy
OF this act the Governor of the State shall to
be published in all the newspapers of the State, and
posted in the Court Houses of the respective coun-
ties IN this State at least six months before the cleo
ton OF members to the next General Assembly.
The measure we doubt not, will soon be passed
by the Senate and sent to the Commons; and it
seems peculiarly proper that such measure should
originate in the Senate, representing as it does the
freehold vote. 1t is offer of equal rights by that
body to the Commons voters, which will be appre-
ciated as well for its magnanimity as its justice 1t
is presented, too, by the Senator from Rockingham,
the native County of Gov. Reid, the originator and
champion of the measure.
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opc,NIzATION OF THE LEGISLATURES.

. ORGANIZATION OF IdE bEGloLAl UhE.
We congratulate the people of the State, and es-
-,.;.llv the Democracy, upon the promptness with
lEob the two Houses of the General Assembly
sars been organized, and upon the high character
~ .bo gentlemen who have been chosen to preside
over them.
Mr. Winslow the Speaker of the Senate, adds to
,,,;sion of character and knowledge of parliament
t.ry law, suavity of manner which cannot fail to
-ondcr him an excellent presiding officer; and Mr.
I'M the Speaker of the Commons, though compare
frclv Young man, is admirably fitted in every res
noct for the post he has been called to fill. The De-
.ocrocv of Caswell-the County of Yancey and
ntber great men-have reason to'be proud of the
distinction thus conferred upon of their fvorte
champions. -
We are gratifedt to observe among the members
denomination to go earnestly to work, to dis
nose of the public business at as early day as pos
sbe An important step in this respect has already
bcep made in holding elections for various places
rcoured to be filled by the Assembly.
We sincerely trust that spirit of harmony and
concord may pervade the party, and that the expec
t,ions of the people may not, in any material res
roct he disappointed.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. o. 1854
John W. Thomas, the Senator from Davidson, and
Charles McCleese, the Senator from Tyrrell and
Hyde, appeared qualified and took their seats.
Mr.. Boyd introduced bill to amend the Consti-
tuition of the State, to permit all free white
men to vote for Senators as well as Commoners !;
which was read, and on his motion laid the table
and ordered to be printed.
The two Houses then voted, in pursuance of form
agreement, for Secretary of State. Mr. Graham
linated the Hon. VIM. Hill, for reelection. Mr..
Hill received forty-two votes in the Senate.
Mr. Cunningham, from the Committee appointed
to superntend election of Secretary of State report
ed that William Hill, having received the whole
number of votes cast in both Houses, duly
elected.
The Senate then, in pursuance of former agree
ment with the House, voted for Engrossing Clerk
follows: For w. Ii. Joyner "a, Mr.. Wheat, Is,
Mr.. Powell 6.
The Senate voted again for Engrossing Clerk, no
election having been had follows: For Joyner
25, Powell 8, Wheat II. No election.
The Senate then voted, in pursuance of former
agreement with the House, for Solicitor of the 9th
Judicial circuit-Robt Strange and Ralph P. Bux-
ton being in nomination.
Those who voted for Mr.. Strange are, Messrs.
Speaker, Ashe, Biggs, Bower Boyd, Brogden, Clark,
son, Fennell, Fisher, Fonville, Graves, Haughton,
Herring, Hoke, Jones, Mcdowell, Martin, Mills,
Moresey, Oldfeld, Sanders, Speight Walker, Wilder
and Wood-3I.
Those who voted for Mr.. Buxton are, Messrs,
Cherry, Christian, Davis, Eborn, Freeman, Gilmer,
Graham, Lane, McCleese, Mitchell, Tayloe, j. w.
Thomas, Virgins and Willey-14:
On motion of Mr.. Hoke the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow morning ten o'clock.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met, at 10 o'clock, pursuant to ad-
journnent, and proceeded to business.
Messrs Gorrell, of Guilford Davenport, of Tyr
rell, and Outlaw, of BERTHE, appeared, were quail
fed, and took their seats. p,
Mr.. Steele, of Richmond, introduced Resolution
proposing to raise the salaries of certain Public Off
GERS, and giving to the Governor $4,000; to the
Comptroller 1900; to the Treasurer $4,000; to
the Treasurers Clerk $3.50; and to the Secretary of
State 81 200 per annum.
The RESOLUTION was referred to Committee of five.
Mr. Steele, of Richmond, presented a bin for the
regulation of limited partnerships; which was read
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UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.

It is understood that on-SsWednesday night last,
nominations were made. in Democratic caucus as
oIows: Hon. DAVE S. REID, of Rockingham, at
rrescnt Governor of the State, to fill the term now
running, of four years and half; and the Hon. Asa
BIGGS of the County of Martin, for the term of six
years to succeed Mr.. Badger.
We refer to our Legislative proceedings of Thurs
dav for the action of the two Houses with reference
TO the times for going into the elections for these
posts.
The nominees are we'll known to the people of the
State They are reliable, patriotic men, devoted to
the interests and honor of North Carolina, and ca
babe of representing those interests most accepta-
by in the Senate of the Union. As Democrats they
are tried and true, and Southern men eminenty
firm and safe on the question of Slavery. Both of
them arc sefmade, and their sympathes are with
the masses of the people.
We doubt not that the Democratic members of
the Legislature will present an undivided front in
the elections of to-day (Friday) and to- morrow.
The Wings of the two Houses labored hard for
more time for consideration; and the Democrats, it
will be observed, gave them more time than was at
first contemplated why postpone the elections?
Is it not better to dispose of them at once-to remove
all causes calculated to excite the minds of members
so that the public business can be calmly taken up
and disposed of? The Wings, it is understood, held
a caucus last night on the subject of Senator's what
their course will be has not transpred. Are they
united among themselves? Can they all endorse
the Nebraska act by voting for Mr.. Badger? We
shall sec
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/ the first time, and ordered to be printed.
A message being received from the Senate, stating
their readiness to proceed with the election of Sec
rotary of State,
Mr. Blow, of Pitt, nominated William Hill, Esq ;
who elected receiving the unanimous vote of
the House
A Resolution, to appoint Committee on the Re-
vised Statutes, was adopted.
Mr.. Caldwell, of Guiford introduced resolution
requiring the Presidents and Cashiers of the Cape
Fear and State Banks, to furnish tabular state
ment of their dividends and profits, since 1885, and
the amount of taxes paid during said time and that
the Speaker transmit the resolution to the Presidents
and Cashiers of said Banks; which was adopted
The Clerk read the Report of the Committee on
Rules of Order; which, after some discussion, was
adopted. -o5
The House then proceeded to ballotfor Engrossing
Clerk when the following nominations were made !:
Erastus Smith, of Wake, by Mr.. Rand;
James W. Powell, by Mr.. jenkins
Neill Mcneil, of Robeson by Mr. Norment;
W. H. Joyner, of Franklin, by Mr.. Martin
j. T. Wheat, of Orange, by Mr. Vance.
The first ballot stood thus Smith 4; McNeil1 ;
Powell 81; Joyner 40; Wheat So; 70 votes being
necessary to choice, there no election.
From the Senate, Resolution in favor of Oliver
H. Perry, for services rendered in carpettng and
furnishing the Halls of the General Assembly.
At the hour appointed for the election of Solicitor
of the fifth District, the House proceeded to vote
Strange, ESQ., of New Hanover; and Mr.. Steele, of
Richmond, proposed Ralph P. Buxton, Esq. of Cum
berand.
Those who voted for Mr.. Strange, are
Messrs. Speaker, j. Barnes, A. Barnes, Badham,
Black, Blow Bryson, Bryant, Bullock, j. B. Bynum,
Cansler, Cofed, Gotten, Dargan, Daughtry, Dortch,
Dunn, Flynt, Garland, Gentry. M. Green, A. d.
Headen, HILL Holland, Houston, Humphreys, Jar
Wis, Jenkins, A. j. JONES' Jordan, Lancaster Long,
Love, Lyon, Martin, Mcmillan, McDufie, Meares,
Myers, j. W. Neal, Norment, Oglesby, Rand, Regain,
Rose, Selby, Settle Shepherd Shaw, Sheriff., Sin
geltary, Sutton, Tomlinson, Waugh, Watts, G. N.
White, j. H. White, N. B. Whitfield, L. Whitfield,
Whitaker, Whitlock, Wilkins, B. F. Williams, T. III.
Williams, S. A. Williams, c. w. Williams, D. Will
lams, Wright, and Yancy-69.
Those who voted for Mr.. Buxton are
Messrs.. Amis, Boyle j. G. Bynum, D. F. Cald
WELL Carmichael, Chadwick, Cook, Craven. Daniel,
Davenport, Eure, FUR, Gorre, G. Green, Harrison,
Horton, johnson, J. NJ. Leach, Hugh Leach, March,
Mann, McKesson, Mebane, Mordecai S. J. Neal,
Outlaw, Patterson Parks, Patton, Perkins, Phillips
Roen, Russell, Ship. Sharp, Simmons, Smith, Steele,
Stubs, Thornburg, Turner, Vance, Walser, Wins
ton-44.
The second ballot for Engrossng Clerk then took
place; and the result follows: Smith 2, Pow
ell SO, Joyner 56, Wheat 66-no election.
Mr.. Singeltary then moved that the Governors
Message be sent to the Senate and that ten copies
of the Message, and one copy of the accompanying
documents, be printed, for the use of each member
Which was carried.
The House then adjourned.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-11-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EURopEl1i


.Se6astopoz a Mass Of Rains,-Great and Unpre-
cedented Success Of the French Observation-Disclosures
in Breadstu6s.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov pa Canadian screw pro-
peller Steamer arrived here this morning with Liver
pool dates to the 7th being three days later than
the Asa's news, which was to the 4th
She reports wheat as having advanced two shil-
lngs per quarter
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The screw propeller steamer brings the following
intelligence concerning the war, which will be found
quite interesting:
The Russian ships have been drawn up close to
the quays of Sebasopol under shelter of the bate
ries but the allies preparing to pour hot shot
into them with the hope that they would be either
dislodged or burned.
Large reinforcements of troops were being des-
patched by the French and English also iron cylin-
ders filled with explosive materials, to be used in
blowing up the ships sunk by the Russians in front
of the harbor at Sebastopo
Forty floating batteries, and one hundred and
twenty gun boats have been ordered into immedi-
ate service for the Baltic
English accounts say that the Russians have been
repulsed at Balkaava with loos of one thousand
killed.
The very latest states that the attack Sebasto-
pol from sea had not been renewed, but the bonn
bardment from the Heights vigorously prosected.
ern part of the town had been demolished The
town was on fire in several different places.
A private despatch says Sebastopol has positively
been captured; that an assault was made on the
third of November.
Other dispatches say Sebastopol was a mass of
ruine!ll
The French Chasseus after killing all the artille-
rymen that showed themselves poured forth a show
of balls all night leaving the enemy time what
ever to repair disaster.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-11-25
STARTLING FROM HAvANAlll

The steamer Black Warrior, from Havana, with
dates to the 18th, arrived at New Orleans on Tues
day.
The Delta announces, having received information
from an authentic source, that the inhabitants of
Contemplate an imnortant rising in = few days The
paper also publishes bold and energetic pro-
clamation issued from the Cuba Club of Isrrorists.
The other papers Of this city, however, have no
information in regard to the matter, and discredit
the report.
The governor of Trinidad is reported to be pris-
o1er at Havana