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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10
BOARDING,

Il OARDiNG.-MRS. WHARTON If the
REVERE ioUSs. corner of Sd and Frapklir
ais mas vacant several very desirable rooms su;ta
- a ~ ~ ESQ. no 2g-lmN
UOARDiNG.--Our house on Grace ST
- between 9Th aud 9Th. is now open for the accom-.
modation Oh poardsrs X h MURRAY
oc ITS j MURRAY
DRIVATE BOARDIN1.-MlSS BID
L GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
house, corner Of Main and eth streets and will omen
it for the reception of Boarders the lst of October
next. Gentlemen can be accommodates with beard
ing by the day. se25-3m
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HOOP SKIRTs-~ just received full
supply Of Children's aud MiSses'SteeI r xtepson
skirts ladies Double Extension for t2 o. 10 IS 90:
taales rtot,n Nxfension-a new article of Hoop
spring metal call a. % Main At
deS CHRISTIAN 4 LATHIOp.
STlLL ANOTHER ARRlVAL.-More
~ cheap CarpetinGs.
70 pieces Tapestry and Brussels Carpets at astonish
inFly low prices
i00 yards superior Ingram and Three ply Carpets
ot nov and beautiful patterns. at iess than such
goods have ever heen sold at
Low priced Cotton and Wool. Hemp and Rag Car
pets: l0i and i2t rrugGets
100 rich Rugs and ID ,or Mats
Purchasers " III find II to their interest to exam
inc. at 81 Main st.
de CHRISTIAN g. LATUROp.
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T OTIS NOS. lib, ia, IN THE TOWN

T OTIS NOS. ll3, ia, In THE TOWN
~ OF SYDNEY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold at auction the premises. on SATUR-
49, III. in the town of Sydney, fronting each no
feet on the north side of Federal stree.. running
back $50 feet to an alley, bounded on the east by
Lombardy street. on the west by Vine street and
adjoining the lands of Messrs John Carter on the
south, and " Allen on the west. As the lots will
be positively sold, persons may attend the sale with
the expectation of getting a bargain.
atTERMs-0ne-thirdc cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title r. tanned
GODDIN 4 AppEREOE Aurts
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VALUABLE COOPER'S SHOP, WITH
LARGE LOT ATTACHED ATTHE CORNER
OF CARY AND 9Th STREETS TO BE LEASED AT
AUCTION.-W i'll be Leased out, at public auction,
on the promises. on TUESDAY. the l4th December
1853, at II O'clock, ", the large and admirable
property 1ocoed as above, used for many years past
by the late Moses NJ Robertson as cooper's shop
1t sufficiently large to accommodate 20 coopers
TERMS at the hour of leasing.
By request of Mr. Sam'l Tay Tor, Exr.
no 20 GODDIN &APPERSON. Aucts.
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By e. b. Cock, Auct.

STOCK OF PAINTINGS, ENGRAy.
- INGS, FRAMES. &c. AT AUCTION = On FRI.
DAY. the luth inst at 10 o'clock will cell af the
stere, recently occupied By b f. Prauch' No ai0
Broad street, all the stock contained In said sfore
consisting OF Paintings, Engravipgs, Lithcaraphs
aiit' ROSEWOOD and Mahogany Frames, &c.
-ALe0-
Aklarge assortment Of Mouldings, &c.
One very superior Show Case, In nrst-ratc order.
GEORGE RATLEY
Bale conducted By B Cook, Auct dss
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AUOxlOW n1ll.11n
uT5.-
BY Richard Csnthorn, Auct.
T,RUsrEEs aAIT =, n,oc.,r,.

ii scVp- go. CAIE UHUCEHlEO,
Taylor. dated tbs 4fh dsy san 49, noDert
a. any f.cordsd u tbs The Hussines Cos.t n
therein sep viii s me .sdsssise:d Tru.tes
snct.n, on eKlDAY, tbs ioth dsy 81 Dsrlr9u ncne
ls5s beginning at 10 o'c och, h. a ~ secss n
stock Of sr,cerics. Goods. Wares aud NersS.nAiss
embracing Liquors OF choce quality, sassrs a. -
candies. soap, and oil other articles ususiIy Grrd
privsssly disposed of X Tsyior's interest in tns
TIRMs-Sums Of $50 and under cash: over sse
mouths crecit. for approved, sndorsed ns9ciisi,s
noses. H0WTa0v Trrse.~"W
naie condu4fed by RICHARD CAuTHonN. del
POSTPONEMENT-Tnes above sale n posfronad
to "WEDNESDAY. Dec. 18th. ct 10 o'clccf
oe W RR b, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
BY 0oddin 4 1n4F3eSn Sn.~o

ny ooddn AppefSon, Aucts.
TRUGTEES' SALE OF TOBACCO FAC
= TORY F1xrURsB IA Trustees in : 80 -
, ,ru rom Mr. B. Dick lnson dated 9TH Febrms
shs proceed to sell Il PusIIc c" nnoFFS SSp
ssr 'actoEy now occupied By Mr. X. L. Dckiosor.
Cary on a end 1,n ts
EIxTgsls MrsSs aaoh III hEsYr 3sB
about the Factory Aforesaid nsed in the n, annfl
tnre Of Tobacco e a" S"uiac-
nanu;,; mos credit for approved endorsed
Sale by eoDprSs ko ap MnlJs,ELr trustees.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
NOM t wirn T MaALF,AGRE LOTS, IN RICH
CLAY AND FIFTH sTREETs.-In esecntio., - " =
q inc CIRCUIT Court Of Richmond city, pro
Tor VI Marsha and Others The undsrson e a
ON On" ymmissi nsr thereby appointed Will proceed
f the weather ia suitalle If not the next s,a az,
m,ses At public auction two bslfacre Lots in sa;d
streets e belonging to the estate If VIM Marsbsil
asc 9: ana which were lately held as dover by Mrs
Ss,, lao Ieek en- ana 5lh streetsn-and 1part ~
eio 's no l. iss feet on 9Th street. are very eli
sarain ,or oniiDg lots and will be sub divided &C.
the effcs OF the Auctoneers and will aiso ha CIV
;u,oieu u lne premises at the hour of sale The
rp ro.sments consist of two residences fronting on
clay strest-one a very large brick mansion uith
otch0usrs, and this other a smaller tenem ent.both
ciety. 'O " u'"0i ASSURANCE 90
Terms CT SALE: Onefourth of the purchase r,onsv
win pe Toured IN cash. and the balance in three
sduhi hstaiments. at six, twelve and eightef n
months bearing interest from day of sale. the mn
olass , 70 execute negotiable notes with interest
AGED a ior the deferred payments and to be respon
commenein ing with fhe 1st day of January. ts.9@end
~ case OF loss by fire of either of the dwelling
nouses the Com missioner to receive the insurance
the nayment Of any unpaid instalments due by the
urGnassr The title 10 the property to be retained
same, Including all taxes and premiums of iusur.
ahce, AID Conveyance ordered by the Court
EDMUND NORRIS, Con missioner
sale conducted by GoDDly APPEnsoy Aucts
&c 2-tdS $1,000
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DOMESTiCS. -AtteItian ia solicited to
II nv stock % Domgsti-s great saving eau be
tft7cItd. Please observe the prices:
Yer. heavy UahlesChed AT D, cts
10 1 and III Shooting ~ . cts
q .od B,tscaed shifting a. 81. cts
Fine 90 Do at 6u and 10 Cts
Extra Scft FiEish. yard wide. ~ i2ls cts
ALFRED MOSE >.
fpt 4 Nal ust
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AND GOODS FOR SER.

IL ckNTS.--'O1g pair sUpesir white su3 grey
Servants Blankets: 100 pieces FuNd Cloths at 40,
worth A.. large 81 ok StpCk Sa1tncis kerseys aud
raid ia.<oyS Great bargains In ShrtnEs aud
she. tfnss. Wriuvi;r farmers. manufacturers, and
others in want. to examine eur stock Of TIE shove
S-,is They have been lately purchased at reduced
PERKINS & co,
5aS No IA Eagle Square
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CERvANTS' BLANKETS Servants

- kkNANIS' BLANhtIS SetvanIs
~ Hank All persons in want Of Servants
Blankets ~ End II - their irteTee: TO eN mine cur
ste / before supplying themselves as we have a
isrse sto<k ca hand OF the above Eamed goets;
witch We ale selling AT very reduced prices
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD,
N as-
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By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct

PUBLIC SALE OF MULES. cows,
will sell at my residence I've miles from RicS mnnS
near Col MeRses and DR. Chrisiians on the ion dsy
OF December. 1858. 1t IL o'clock. IL fair M rot ~
well broke several Mitch Cows lot Of Hocs. PIsn.
tation Utensils. Household and Kitchen Furnfsnre
Shucks. Fodder, &C., &C. y ~0'A'
1 no Std ST. THORNTON.
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ME are receiving PER Jamestown

NSTE are receiving Ter Jamestown
w Fancy Prints. medium grades
Red v hte and Yellow ttannls
Nohair Mixture and bebagcS
Pc &c Bdkfs. Corset Jeans
kuhlnACci- sublime Servings
NArshalrs ana StOart's Patent Threads
kerfucky Jeans. medium and super
U,aNy Plaid lnseys
shetland Wool Shawls
with many ether new and Cheap Goods. for sale b
as KENT PAINE & Co
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HOUSE AND LOT, on Oregon Hill on

FVOD11 AND LII, VH OTeHOH IIfII, UH
"A Beiyidere street. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold. on MONDAY next, the 18th Deccem-
Der, 1885. on therremises, commencing at O'Clock
the LOT, with a Framed Dwelling thereon, now in
the occupancy of Martha Rutin and near the gro
c, RI store of Mr.. Jas, Patterson, TERMs-Cash
de- G0DDIN 4 APPERSUN Auct's
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.

NUTICE.-The Undersigned has this
~ day appointed MAURICE D0BRIN az his
agent in te city Of Richm sud 10 buy and sell rea
oy made Clothing. Dry Goods, Boo;s, shoes; 5c for
ca.h only. l. LICHTEkSTEIN.
Richmond Dec 7 1853 1919
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EIGHT VALU-
l. ABLE SLAVES -pursusnt to the provisions
of deed of trust from James ID Winston, the un-
18th Day of Dec ntber 1858 eight valuable Slaves
one very likely young Man, several likely Boys
two Women, likely, and two Children
TERMS cash. Title undoubted but selling as trus.
de s-2swtis WIN WINSTON, Trustee
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nnUBLEREFINED STEAM CANDIES.

~ By recent improvement and enlargement, my
factory is now conpete, and by far the largcst es
Enlistment Of the Kind South 1t Phiiad"pba,
which enables me TO offer 10 the trade Of virginia,
North Csrolina and Tennessee, ~ r'ro - tho city
PTocers. article OF
CITY MADE.
tTEAM REFINED,
CRTSItEf EU1An
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION-Goods
- lower than ever offered Gail at MAlLERT'o
Cheap store and buy your Dry Goods. Rece ing
this day, large lot from auction All kinds of
Goods which will b. run of at lte profit
Great Bargains IN Dress Goods. Blankets. flannels,
LiRseys Hosiery, Linen Udkfr, Negro Clothing, &c.
Gail and sec, a. -
MAILERT'S Cheop Store,
deA No fl Main ct.
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DLANK Ers-500O NEGRO BLANKETS

~ Te fAryaers Traders Railroad Contra" tors and
FIct X Owners. You are informed that my as
soUtment Of Negro Blankets is mora extensive than
nFu3. an the prizes Of the sam will be IN accord
auce with the timtE "a usual Money can be ga sed
b. purchasing Of ALFRED NJ SEE,
de f % VI ain st
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4 I Il I
~ REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE CT GOODS
Such Inducements to custom RS TO plTchase has
never been heard of before G iLDSMTT will offer,
from the present time. his handsome and desirable
stock # Ggo's much below the regular price All
la wants Is customers 70 come and take lock at
his great bargains, az he is sati~tied be suit
ihem II price a-i Cusiity. Can h. found in his
s'u.k: B.-acard Go'ions White f,anneis. Black
snks " hite and Colored Tarl atans Uncut Eelyets,
Feathers, Flowers. Ruches Sa}ins. Blond Laces and
III yes Cambria and swiss Sd gines, Bands, Sleeves,
ColArs Infants Waists, C0r-ets Clocks, Du tiers
and naglauds IIos ~. Gloves, Yarns. Fancy Vt ool-
su Goods. Tu5ias. trinGss. GIli0cns Velvet hlb-
haus Head Dresses. FlnCy Hair Pins, HSndkts, and
numerous other articies Toe goods must be sold
At m price. All who want 10 purchase will find
a great saving in thu price q goods.
d. l. GOLDSMITH 2G5 Broad st
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pHY GOODS.
IN SECOND SUPPLY OF
rArr ann WINTER DRY

4
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Ib>ve received and viii open this morning
seesh and magnificent assortment
LADIES Dress 8ocDs,
embracing alltae newest designs. Also. splendid
stuck OF ,.,.,,rs AVN rrxm,Sas
Of evrry grade and color. A beautiful line OF
Tyrends' Satftuets Angola CassimeTea and tine Ken,
ts,tv icans suitable Tor Boys Wear; Fine Rcd ano
c,fb Blaykrte: ALEC, large stock 81 servants do,
q boavy stock OF Negro Clothing, If every quatdys
Alag with general stock ci every species ot Dc.
rlesiis ,}ss,ss All Of which have been purchase
in New York within fe~ days past, OF ire mNst
favorable terms. Ard VIII be sold cear Tor CASb' "'
rrarnpt paying customers. -,
A cali ia vcsreofteliy solicited OF all who wan,
,Nasr aaT coNi GoudS. All ssk. come and see ami
,riqe for yov, selves, and 1 viii guarantee te
f.e'SsSi g. - - ' JSO l. SNITWER
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PRESBYTERIAN MONTHLY.-PROo.

DRESE VI EkIAN MONTHLY. -PkUS-
PECTUS.-The Committee appointed by the
SYNOD or VIRGINIA, at it's late citing to consult
upon the practcability and expedency of establish
ing R9nthlB NGGGEtRS for the advancement OF
evangelical religion within our bounds. and its zen
eTal extension, through the fundamentally OF our
ecclesiastical organization, have. after ser 0us deli
beratioD, been led 60 the conclusion hat such a MA
GA7INE is called tor and that the undertaking is
practicable and hoptUt one
This Prospectus Is Issued 10 call public attention
to the enterprise in hand and TO invite subscriptions
20 the proposed publication.
The title, agreed upon by the Committee OF Synod
is the PRESBYTERIAN MONTHLY, the number
of RACES to be thiTt ytwothe size to be large octa
yo printed in the best manner. paper of the first
quality, covered and stitched: price, one Dollar aad
Fifty cents-ras able on receipt OF the tlrst humber
and thereafter annually, IN ddrGnce
It will be the aim OF the PkE5BYTERIAS MONTHLY
ID unfold and defend Goctrinal aud experimental
lSi0n and ecclesiastical order, authorized by the
WoRD OF COP, and as held by Constitutional Presby
terlans throughout cur country; maintain the po
sition already assumed by the UNITED SYNOD sud to
publish such facts aud current events may he IT,
terestlng TO general read,r rs
The Cpdersis ned have, by request, consented to
assume he labor Associate Eeitors; and will is
sue the first number soon subscription list is
mad up VIII n shall be deem ed sltcient to defray
the expenses of publication.
Those who are friendly TO the enterprise are
gu ested to send their names as subscribers, NTH
their Post Office address to Mr. PHILIP PRICE, hich
sn0nd, Va.
Ministers and Elders Of churches are particular
ly requested to exert themsev in securing sub
scribers that if possible. the first number may be
issued early in the ensuing car:
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r Fl. TANNER would inform his old
a. as well As new customers, and the public ge-
neraliy, that he has removed from his old stand on
streets, (sbove Brooke Aveuue) where he has had
bis store rooms greatly enlarged. and . full and
complete stock of GROCERIES. and almost end.
ty, on hand; keeps also Burning Fluid. Crockery.
Tinware, Dry Goods, Fancy Articles. &C.. 80 His
prices shall compare favorAeiy With any house IN
de 7-As
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IRON, TIN PLATE, STEEL Sc
$50 tons Common English, English Refined and
Swedes Iron. comprising all ordinary sizes, round,
fat and square.
English American and Russia She
Hoop Band, Scroll and Cox Iron
Round aud Square Rods
Stitts Axe aud Horte Shoe Iron
English and American Biistered Steel
Norway Nail Rods
Burdens Pressed Horse Shoes
Tin Plates, of every description
Terne or Loaded Tin Plate, for roofing, best Char
coal brands
Sheet 2inc Lead. Block and Bar Tin
Spelter and Spelter Solder. For sale by
e II SKINKER d co,
noT No SO Gary ct.
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THE VIRGINIA FARM JOURNAL

HE VIRGINIA FARM JOURNAL
L. On FRIDAY next the first number Of this pa
per Of 500 copies. will be issued The extended
circulation Of the journal among :he farmers OF the
stale. Offers reat inducements 10 persons who wish
20 bring eiTJbusness 70 public notice. All who
may be disposed 10 advertise in cur columns Will
please and their advertisements TO CHARLES III
NYHSf Publisher with whom all further
raBgemen.. be made
de 8-3t" Ne CROCK Eft, Publisher.
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ITO FAM - TABLE AND
COOKING PRUNES.-5O00 lbs. Cooking
Primes at cents 5cases fancy boxes Prunes; 10 DO
nv A ANT0Nl.
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COTTAGE BEDSTEADS.-I0O Cote ge
" Bedsteads. just received and for sale at very
low gFtcfs " AIEx MOTIF
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CORTLAND sYRUP-l00 bbls just
- received and for sale by
Gss 2FInzN MILLER
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ssgG9 BREAD RIsERS, BUTTER
a&sA JARS. Milk Fans and Pickle Jars at Fac
VsSSS tory Prices. at cur Pottery, corner of l2th
ssG ana Cary street.
des KEESEE Il pARR.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14

Will, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad. The
bill was subsequently re-eommitted to the conf
mittee
The bill to repeal the 37th Sec 61st chap. Re-
vised Code, requiring charters for railroads, &c,
was, on motion of Mr. Davidson, laid ON the table
till future day.
The bill regulating Sherifs' elections passed its
second reading. 1t prohibits Sheriffs and their
deputies from holding elections for Sherifs.
Messrs Turner, Brown and Edney paid fitting
tributes to the memory of Judge Nash.
In the HOUSE, Mr. Ward, introduced resolu-
ton instructing the committee on Internal i'm
provements to inquire into the expediency of con-
solodating the Central, Western, and Atlantic and
N. c. Railroad Companies into one Company.
Mr. Fleming introduced bill to establish the
Bank of Salisbury.
Resolutions were passed relative to the death of
Judge Nash. Messrs Norwood, Morchead and
Kerr handsomely eulogzed the deceased, and the
house adjourned.
In the SENATE, on the 9th, Mr. Davidson pre-
sented memorial from the Jews of Mecklenburg,
asking a repeal of the clause prohibiting them
from holding office, which was referred to COM
mittee on Constitutional Reform.
The bill to Incorporate the Milton, Yanceyvlle
and junction Railroad, was put on its I'd reading
and rejected-yeas 49, noes rs. This Road was
similar to the Danville Connection road
The vote rejecting the bill to aid the Coalfelds
Read was reconsidered, and the bill re-committed
to the Internal improvement committee.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
MARRIED..

In Chester Dist, S. c., the 9Th inst, by Rev. MI
Banks, Mr. J. f. Bell of Fairfield to Miss Isabella
daughter of VIM. Caldwell Esq.
In CASTOR county, the 18th ult, Mr. Hosea Rhodes
to Miss Sarah Hufsetter. Also, on the 10th, Mr. Eli
Rhyme to Miss Dorcas Stroup.
In Chatham county, the oath ult, Mr. Andrew Jack
son Collision to Miss Kate Ann Rives
In Cabarrus county, at the residence of Simon Bost
Esq, the 30th ult., Mr. Charles II. Irwin Miss
Mary E. Bost.
In Greensboro on the 18th inst, Mr. Robert w Denny
to Miss Eliza a., daughter Of Capt. Err: Willis.
In Greensboro on the 18th inst, Rev. II Hudson OF
the n c. Conference, Miss Harriet W., daughter of
DR. John L. Cole.
In Guilford county, the 18th inst, John ". Kirk
man, Esq, to Mrs Nancy f. Cmer.
On the 18th ut. Col Christopher Seage of Chatham,
to Mrs Mary Ann Yorke, l;Te of marlborough, n. G..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
For the Charlotte Democrat.
HAWKS HISTORY.

l have glanced over the I'd Vol of DIR. Hawks
History of North Carolina, fresh from the press of
the Messrs Hale. 1t Embraces the period of the
Proprietary Government, from 1868 to 1929;
printed on fine white paper with clear readable
type, and bound in very handsome manner.
Surely, no North Carolinian who has any State
pride or patriotism, fail to appreciate the la
bors of this talented son of Carolina in collecting
and arranging the materials for this valuable work.
the successful efforts of the publishers in placing
it so handsomely before the public 1t is in every
respect honor to the State, and should therefore
find place in every library, and its contents a
storehouse in every mind. With such book
as this within REACH ignorance of the history
of our own State becomes crime.
WESTERN.
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RALrreH. December TO- 1858

hALEiGd, DcCemocf III 1000
The Legislature is great institution and some OF
the members, doubt consider themselves great men;
but the city of Raleigh is greater than either with its
muddy streets and cold hearted people, Here
gate all the wire pulers and Office jobbers in the State
who are ever ready and always willing to turn every
thing to their advantage. Some who want to be
convenient if there is anything to spare have located
here permanently, and hope to have finger in directing
matters They will help to swell the list of small pota
to and shallow pocket aristocracy but can't do much
harm. But speaking of members of the Legislature,
there is thing said their credit viz the whiskey
shop men complain that they patronized lib
orally formerly. The is, probably, that four
five of the biggest drinkers made themselves sick
the stuff before they got here, and can't stand much
now. But, really, all behave themselves remarkably
well, for which they deserve credit.
Judge Ellis the Governor elect in the city this
week. and is looking hearty. He will take his place
the head of affairs the LIST January and predict that
he will make popular and good Governor as he is
certainly hightoned dgnifed, social gentleman and
a true democrat in principle and practice. On Thurs
day the Judge left for Newborn.
On Friday, Dec 10th, Hon. Thomas Ruffn elected
Supreme Court Judge, in place of Judge Nash, decd.
On the second ballot the vote stood Ruffn sa w Wins
low 3; R Heath B. H L Holmes ii; G Badger %; r
Donnell IL; W Rodman 8; r N Saunders l. scatter
ing 8. - -
In the Senate the first ballot the stood Eaton
IL; Badger s. Donnell T. Holmes of Wilmington G; Rufn
s; Rodman 81 Heath 2; Manly q Graham 2. The second
ballot in the Senate unanimously for Rufin.
The resolution declaring E. G. Haywood, of Wake,
not entitled to his seat in the Commons because he
holds the Office of Clerk and Master of the Court of
Equity was considered Wednesday last Haywood
made capital speech in defence of his right although
little too bombastic in style. He was replied to by
Mr. Benbury. The postponed till the 18th of
January. Mr. Dargan complmented Mr. Haywood by
saying that the speech of that gentleman had fully
WINGED him (Dargan) that court of Equity is not
court of Record.
The House of Commons passed a resolution giving
away number of copies of Prof Emmons' Geological
Report to persons and Societies of the State but
refused include the Editors of North Carolina papers,
Rather small business.
Mr. Reeves of Surry, introduced bill to establish
county to be called Dobbn. The bill prohibiting
the circulation of Bank bills of less denomination
So is to be considered Thursday hope every man
who votes for it may be kept at home hereafter.
Prof Laner, aHorse tanner, has been performing some
wonderful eats here by way of subduing vicious horses
drum, the sight of open umbrella buffalo robe and
makes him so gentle that you may beat drum on him.
cover him with robe and hoist umbrella or
before him just you please besides have him to fol-
low at command.