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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

lhe House met at 10 o'clock.
RESOLUTIONS READ THE FIRST TINE.
Mr.. Taylor, in favor of Drury King
Mr. Dancy, concerning the hour of adjournment
at night sessions, lies over for one day. ..
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Tn motion of Mr. Mckay, the bill to aid in the
construction of the Western Railroad from Fayette-
Monday at II o'clock.
!, Mr. Ransom moved that the bill to incorporate
sle North Carolina Bank, be made the special order
Tor iueAlay evening. Rejected
Mr. Norwood moved the bill concerning usury be
aa'e the special order for Wednesday evening Re-
jected.
BILLS on THEIR THIRD READING.
;, The bill to charter railroad from Greensboro to
i'osklngham Coalfelds, was taken up.
-Ar Norwood offered an amendment, " that this
company should not receive or carry passengers and
freight from the North Carolina road to the Rich
h'oId and Danve railroad"
Mr CALDWELL of Guilford, moved the bill be indefi-
hieiy Postponed
Dr. Settle said he asked no appropriation only a
'i'Aea charter. 1t was not, as stated, Danville
'iee'lon in disguise, as only or 10 miles of the
St went towards Danville in northeast direction,
chile the remainder of the road would 60 to the
.'aiielcs in nearly northwest direction. If this
Sas Danville connection, the people of Rocking
OF "i" ii"l appreciate IL as Such anu IL IL was
"ered as substitute for that measure it would be
rejected as he would never abandon the hope of yet
having that project completed. Asimilar bill to the
present one had passed previous Legislature by
,os OF three to one This bill made a connection
", WIN the coalfields at Leaksve, twenty miles from
.t'vllle and two from the Virginia line He hoped
e house would not embarrass the bill with amend
.aehts 1t would amount to denial of justice to
,fsP9eople Of Rockingham to reject the bill before
In Hr: CALDWELL of Guilford, could not go for the
GU, II it could benefit any point it would be from
Theesboro to Danville and not in its present shape
t ae abest men of this State were once in favor Of
the Danvs BILL and nd ssd he would appeal to the
PHope of North Carolina against the decision Of the
c; Euse. Mr: c. said the Raleigh and Deep River
'aues could carry any measure they pleased He
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- We understand our paper mailed to New
Market. Randolph, does not reach there regularly.
it should IL. There is daily mail to High Point,
and mail every other day from High Point to New
Market. W. is to blame for thus delaying our "a
per on its Wa 10 subscribers.
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On Monday the Senate passed to It's third reading
the bill to aid the Wilmington and Ruthertord,on
Railroad Company by an exchange Of bonds.
In the Commons the bill to aid the Fayetteville
Coalficls Roa, passed its second reading by vote
Of 53 to H. The bill to charter the Bank Of Sails
bury also passed its third reading.
See proceedings Of Friday and Saturday.
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The WIL>oy LEpGER.-Thc second volume Of this
sterling democratic Journal will commence in March
next We arc glad to learn that il IS in prosper
Gus condition. We commend Il to our friends a.
faithful and fearless exponent Of Democracy, and
trust that it NAV continue to prosper
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80" In the senate, on Friday. Mr.. Guythcr arose
to question OF personal privilege. tn rcpcl false i'm
putations Gas, upon him in what purportcd TO be a
report Of the 'Scrnc" within the Senate on the 9Th
inst, in the columns Of the RSgisssr. Our Reporter
thought i: proper to submit Mr. G's remarks for his
SUPERVISION and this has caused the delay Of the
whole matter I'LL our next.
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TRr LAkrA-Tbe annual sstuu a Ne disstss{
on the Northwestern Lake fus The year 1sss xivss
the value q property lost 81 t:ss. sss. and The
humber Of lives lost ii isa. In 1857 he amour \
d property lost Vas 81, ss', sss and The nu,abss
lives <O0I
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II il source Of qualification to rs TO learn,
through our correspondents as well Is from private
letters and other sources that our energetic Repre-
sentative, Mr.. Fries, takes front rank among the
leading and Influential men Of the Assembly; and
that his Revenue bill is spoken Of As being one ofthe
most able and best devised documents Of the kind
that has ever been presented to the Legislature
Of course the taxes must be increased but the peo-
pie have only expected this The State b In debe
and her liabilities must be mcl-Hesfern !Seafiaal
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For the Standard.
OCCoNECnEE NECK,


Northampton Co.. JAM l2. 1852.
MEssgs EDlroEs: Knowing the interest which is
felt by Legislature in the success of the CheSl-
peakc and Albemarle Canal hasten to advise you
of the arrival at my landing today of the steamer
Lopez having in tow the iron pargc Enterprise aud
bound for Weldon The Enterprise was toured
through the 2s~ canal by a small steamer. and
thence by thd hpez across the sound ard up this
river. She "a et with no obstacle to her pro-
gress since she - Norfolk. The Enterprise
curry 10000 to 12 900 bushels Of grain $40 hlcs
of cotton, and is the Pioneer, ] trust OF similar
boats, destined to float to distant ports through
this new canal, the immense amount Of produce
the Roanoke and .Albcmarlc region will give for
port in few years. The Enterprise is owned by
Capt: John Anthony, and the Mcs>rS. Smth Of
Scotland Neck. Great credit is due to those gentle
men for their enterprising and patriotic energy in
being tile first to start this new line with bon Of
such capacity and of such cost hope that they
may be richly rewarded Will not this Legislature
at this session go OH fostering this canal -
What now should he done is to appropriate at least
$50 900 for the purpose Of dredging out the Roam
Oke river from near Hamilton to Weldon. The canal
company would put one or two Of their Immense
dredging machines on the river and in less than q
months they would render the river perfectly navi-
gable for at least or 10 months in the year Last
year l learn that it was not navigablc for two
months, and owing entirely to the accumulation OF
logs, old barns, &C., which now well nigh obs:ruct
navigation 1t does seem to ne that river of such
importance as the Roanoke, deserves lille c"nsid-
Grafton of our Legislature; the navigation Of the
river is improved the lands contiguous to the river
become more valuable, and therefore pay more
taxes Isincercly believe that the Legislature could
not make more useful appropriation, and one
which will repay the State hundred fold
Respectfully, ,, u MITE,
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S,,r-..a.. ~ n. E.,s,. R,.S;,

Surrender Of tie Eaasss BsRdM
LxAvRxwogrn. KANSAS Jan. s0-Montgomcry.
The bandit has given himself up for trial. Blown.
it is reported has cft thcteritory. No further df
6culties aIs appreheodsd
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We answer that il has been dccidc,l and such i
now the law. which is generally observed that cve
~ free white man who has paid taxes. and who is
native or nat LIKED citizen Of the State Is entitled
to vote in the County Of his residence. lie must
have been in the State twelve months; hut with
these qualifications Of citizenship IL hc removes
from County to another the day before the cleo.
ton. and makes oath that his permanent residence
is in the County last moved to- he is entitled to vote
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THE A0A1s Exe1EHs COMPANY.
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WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
CHARTERED " fnG STATE OF GEORGIA,
CAPITAL PRIZE
S5OyOOO.
TICKETS ONLY SO.

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an OCC0NEcHEE PLANTER.

"L1GHr HoRsE"-HAsRy LEES MExolns-Mr.
A. Morris, bookseller and publisher Of this city,
is about to re-publish the :" Memoirs of the War
of the Revolution in the Southern Department Of
the United States" by Henry Lee" Of the Parti-
san Legion.
These "Memoirs" were first published in 1872.
and are now very difficult to obtain They have al
ways been considered reliable and very interesting
the history of no part of the Revolution affords
more interests than does that of the Southern De-
partmenl The old edition Of this work, now be.
fore us, though very roughly gotten up is yet q
very readable book, but Mr.. Morris new edition,
comprising new matter, will be very acceptable at
this time. -
We hope to see Mr.. Morris literally encouraged
in his new undertaking. We would prefer to see
him abandon his idea Of subscription, and 60 boldly
to work, get out the book in STYLE and he will be
remunerated; but the slow, cautious, timid resort
to subscribers will only delay, while he will have
eventually to rely for sale on the thousands, who
like ourselves, never subscribe to any book.
The work is now ready for the press the price
$5-Riehmond Enquirer.
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We have received neat pamphlet copy Of the Ad-
dress of VIM. A. Allen, Esq, at the annual Fair Of
the Duplin county Agricultural Society, on the 9Th
November last So far as we have read II, the SEN
timent is excellent and the style clear lucid, and
enaagina- Wests1n EsstiaeL
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GIT Stanbarb.

HOLDEN / WILSON, SsA,s Pssx,sn.
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHES or r1r LAWS on ..s rn,ss nam
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NOMINATION MACHINE,

COMBINATION MACHINE,
~ For CIRCULAR and SCROLL SAVING, MoRrIsINd
and BORING.
OF the public 10 invited 20 the application OF
"KAEFERS IMPROVED METHOD Of TRANSMITTING
NOTION
hines Of which 10 now on exhibit n al
THE FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Palace Garders worked by the foot And rms the most
COMPLETE and COMPACT COMBINATION OF POWER
and SPEED
ever invented for In Carpenter Csbinemahers Shops
where steam water power not svaaole
THREE HUNDRED MOVEMENTS u the sCROLLSAW,
TWELVE HUNDRED REVELATIONS Of the CIRCULAR
SAW,
ard SIX Hundred Borer obtained by hundred
tAmps Of the foot, while the -
MORTISlNG CfIlSEL,
nj the rate hundred strokes per minute decenis with
A POWER HITHERTO UNEQUALED.
MACHINES, also PATENT RIGHTS ior all part. OF the
United States or Eugard may De had sppcaion 10 the
KkEFER POWER Co,
Harlem R.R. Depot, corner Cenre and Wh:e,;s,
Room No % entrance on White-st
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Sales bp Anft,on.

A SSIGNEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE ct the
"A eoru.r of 5shst tSd 3dsy., E'~York CT Yin par
and by viroe Of assxnu~n: 10 by WILLIAM
LECKIE .ne WILLIAM c. HUNTER composing u. firm o.
LPCKlE HUNTER will be sold urcsr the dir. elton Of
Ii. uDoeisse 90 t7e PREMISES a. The corner of st
and 81 l. %. City cf kerfort, MONDAY, he fih
DAY Il October ls5 2 noon the 9o~iuz described
pl,us AL hat certain piece parcel q and situate IN ne
Enet.er Ward of the CRY Fl NewYork 10 n. boct between
81 .ad 4h ADD between 18th and 5s; b5Gadsd
f1ws: kss,sriy by the Sds- w.s:ery By In. drarn
a. sdsv the distance Of 100 feet ssth.riy
by t0h-tt and uorthery BY ine drawn parallel 20 St -
TIE 100 feet 10 inches ihereio the .eit Of and
being klo~u aid d,us bed nap of 4os ~ Of ground
situate IN tn Twelfth WG'd u the City o. New York tee
rr1pery IL uHNEY BRENOORr AID JACO5 OOELL,
s1rv.Jed MAY. 1856. By DANIEL EVEN, City Surveyor
t Ss ~ As 49, 49, and part o. bi No. 4--Da;ei New
Yo.k, SEPT. 2, 1859. - -
JOAN A LYON and SAMUEL LYON. A..rne.a
Cav NAE. MEAD TAT At rn-yA
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TI,HE ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINE.-Th

TIVE ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINE.-The
ERICSSON ENGINE extensively used ali over the cour'
Try Cnc.nns; Pres dss toe following respecting 4: The
Daily corfu Sy IN reception Of letters om Northern,
Ne.ern, Sogtttr Essefn stsies mSking nqries
10 Great Ericsson Over one hundred !etenNe
thus answered:
Diameter Il cylinder "a In Weight Of ensne ...l suns
Power II borse Composed o. Iron aud oras
Motive AI kRsine occupies fee, ~
.coa coke oT wood
Der p@r hour 81 impression. Of Daily Press $500 often OF
fa $50 Of @ Per honr. one cent We employ only ss
II aeSesssIy for tbs press kominaly the
if The saving g poke; OF osorc
over dollars per DAY We believe the cay = fsn
S.e.sSg The wogid. Nc sx2osons lhsse ensnes
- be lad e. No l6s DUaue-st JNO. B. hIIShIN0
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ATLANTTC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP

"A COMPASY-The undersignea Comnisiorsis ese;; "a.
tend .; No. IN Wes,s., Wsrr-Es. On AoSoAf'
The Sd Of October pext !? oct % receive - s'g
tons he ssgisl ssek OF The ATLANTIC AND PACisiC
STEAMSHIP COMPANY chartered ~ act cf tee ess..nre
Of State Of New fork, rssd April 10, sNew fofk,
e-p< % 1855. EpWlS CROswELL)
SPENCER KIRBY, Comm ssicoera
ID. N CARRIN8rON
B-fbe busips Ct BE- the .rsrspcr-a4or
Of pas.ers-n and fesh's BY rsanips tie ports 81
Rev Yorh aud San Francisco
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Jnsuranre Gomydniss.
THE GUARDIAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NETWORK.

INHE UcAhDlAN
LIFE Insurance COMPANY
OF NETWORK.
OFFICE
CONTINENTAL BANK BUILDING,
Nc. THassaas.
Il. prepared 70 issu. POHce. as flIovs viz;
POLICIES IN Favor OF AND PAYABLE
TO THE WIFE,
Free rom the claims Ct Creditor
POLICIES PAYABLE on ATTAINING A CERTAIN AGE,
Or psysble IN Of death before attaining such aga
POLICIES GRANTED TO CREDITORS,
Or TIE Lives o, their Debtors.
POLICIES GRANTED FOR ANY NUMBER OF YEARS
Premiums Payable In Cssh,
Quarterly, Semi Annually. or Annually.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED EvEaY THREE YEARS,
AID The surplus Belonging the Policy aedeTs rerned % 5em
II sehp
This scrip besr pr interest payable IN csa
redeemed when Tie aggregate sae ihA lave an0uea 70
fItoOcoo.
Al h. time tie Company empowered BY lie Charter to
pucha,e scrip for berei. Of the Policy hden before
tia, time.
Til, scrip DC. ssee.ed By The forfeiture tale Of The policy
which 10 tre. advantage over the syster adopted BY
compeas Of sueeons the dividend Of for
are AID sale the policy By iBaorsns thereon This
clearly unjust. he dividend surplus fund aud rightly ne
property Of the insured, irrespective Of the policy.
The he scrip sradaa reduces the premium.
ITS PkEMluMS
Arr s.sED UPoS ExPERIENCE TO THE PRESENT TIM.
Nc class Ct required pay he deficiency Of others
DIRECTORS.
JAMES T. sOUTTER, WILLIAM T. HOOKER
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, GEORGE OPDYKE,
THOMAS RIGNEY, V. HAUGHWOUT,
JOHN 7. AGSEW. ROBERT sOUTrER,
VIM Al yERMILYE, JAMES w. HALSTED,
w II PYCKHiM FRANCIS w. TAPPAN,
JOHN j. CRANE, fREDERlCk W. MAY,
VIM W WRIGHT, L. T. ii. GIBSON,
John H. SHERWOOD, w.TAYL0R HALL Baltimore,
WILLIAM ALLEN, WILLIAM wlLKENs, do,
JAMES r. cox.
JAMES w. HALSTED, President
j. SMITH ROMANS, IA, Aetauy.
HENRY V. GAHAGAN, Secretary.
Rf T tkRTfi}s NJ NJ pi D. Meiisal Examiners.
Further infomsion viii be given application the Office
Of the Company Conren., Bank Building No Nasssns
Eew.Ymk or to any Of It's authorized Agents AL necessary
documents can b. obtained as above (GRATIs).
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Ccparincrsbip Nctiffs.

YTHF FIRMS of MCCREADY, MOTT 4 Co.,
Il ard MeCRrADY MOTT BRUNDAGE, are thi. Day die
.oved ky uu.l. Al consent. n, L. McCREADY,
JOHN w. MOTT
JH BRUN0AGE,yr
MI NcCRYADY JOHN W. MOTT have .1ci.:e3 with
then SILAs {. EVANS will coninue the SHIFTING and
COMMISSION Business htTsOiOie, under The Of
McCSCADY, MOTT Co
J. H. BPTNDAGH. Jr, has associated with him ABltL
HAYWOOD will continue the Dis TlLLERf AID NAVAL
STORE Rrsnsss. under he name "
New-YoTi. octo5er J, 1883. J. h bKONpAUE 70
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COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-Three
~ COUNTER-TWIsr sPEEDERS, built BY Dsuforth Cooke
Co very perfect aine and in good condition Three
Dom sp.r. 81 Spnds each two Crsel WArpeIs l91 Bob
two Hand Mules 5I2 .pndS each Chase Pke Chase
spFefs OF auy part Of this machinery viii be said
low OEO H. JONES Agent, Victory Mls Saratoga County
v
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Albert H. kicoLAY. AIctiODeer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE of STOCKS and
lMondsJ) At l2i O'clock n At bis Stock saeroo No. 50
Willsm-st, near Wall
100 share, Farmer aud Citizens Bank L. L. IS each
80 shares Chatham BsDt, e25 each.
~ shares Irving Bank, SO etch.
40 shares Pacific Bank, $50 each
40 shares Market Fire Insurance Co, 2 looe.eh.
20 shares Kinss Co Fire Insurance Company so each
so shares North Western Inur.nc. Co II O.wego, SO each
So shares Wuhnston Fire Insurance Co, $50 eseh.
% shares American Fire Insurance Company, $50 each
10 shave. Rs'oute Fire Insurance Co, s!oo each
500 shsrs, La Crosse Milwaukee r Co. 6 100 s:eh
ii Derrick Go paDy stock, tlc0 esch.
% snhs,;sn Fire Insurance Company, ESQ each.
a. ,hses Gsllatin Fire Insurance Company. SO each
40 shares L. s. Fire l. sursnce Company, e25 esoh
Importer and Tsde Fire l'1rsoce Co.. 600 each.
rs shares Merchants Fire Insurance Co, so each
% shares City Pre Insurance Company, so each.
20 shares Jersey City Fire Insuranoe Company. SO each
5,hsIe' Colun bisn Msree lu,grsncs Co sloo each
sc Oriental Mutual Scrip Of 1853 AID 1889
$500 Tyrone Locisven So CT. b. tbypobe,s.sdl.
5000 Racine M.,!sipP RI i.t mortgage y Ct, B'H
5000 Mn~Autes L. Bslcit RR q ct. Bonds
Y maB s9s sSS IsS9 T. e. sand
$500 Town d Fort Madison Uowal & Ct Bonds
received IN addition N the regularly dvesed st
during every sse Mex; regular sale on HUhsDAY OCT.
Regular Auction Sales Of Stocks and Bonds every Monday ard
Thursday every day whenever required at III O'clock at the
STOCK Sslenoom, No 50 William 8, the MeIchsus tx
change desired stohs and Bonds bought and sold private
sale and the Brokers Board ssion Interest SLOWED
on deposits dividends collected Sales slso made Of Real
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Aoctoneer Broker and Banker 81 wism WAL
snoE AND LEATHER BANK New.York, Sep. 80. 1850.
nIVIDEND.--Tbe Board Of Directors have this
~ day declared q semi.Annusl Dividend % -FOUR PER
CENT payable and after the lo.b Of October.
The Transfer Book VII remain elosed until that time.
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DUMPS and FlRE-ENGINES.
10 OWNERS or sTEAM-vEsSELs. FACTORIES,
MINES, ETC.

HULL - fAl EN- L FUN
Yhe BEST ROTARY PUMPS yet bIoosh. forward. ApPacs
be C. FIRE-ENGlNES FIRE-PU MPS FOR FACTORIES,
sTEAM-NESsELS Sc., aud 10 MINES, CUARRleS, hO-
tells, RAILROAD STATIONS, WRECKlNG, HOUSEHOLD
PURPOSES, &c. Arranged TO be driven BY STEAM BY
BELTS OF GEARING By HORSE POWER or BY HAND
CHARLES w. COPELAND.
General Agent
No. ISl BROADWAY, New.york-
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A. NJ nrHwIy, A1cdoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN, & Co., Trade Sale

FeftfoW
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 8 a. 81 o'el,ct.
BOOKsE LLERs STOCK q STANDARD and MlsCELLA.
HEOus BOOKS in uesi variety Including many valuable
fiji BibleS. Aso Classical and School Books and
ssp.e ard FspeJ stsiioDtTy, &c.
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
IN lss SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. is5s.

P.ss~ns.rs Daon IN Nsvy0rk Of 9Th ard fhsv
En.rance Tut
TRAINS LEAVE HEW.YORK,
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as o. Yor Bhfs-y N lex }; l2S, 3:l5 f>rDi
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tcns = ga e u IS. $50, as $50 e:eam-
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Sor Bo<<o ga II feI Sis p IA t.Il FOR h,.nre Ms
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road Montreal O. n sI s.c 5l5 p n teI % .D,.Se-H
tor For Hsyer S.~ LoDton ana ssornston Railroad
r.. ard Sis Fof CE1. 2slrpsf % Sorisanp'on
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JAMES q. HORT, ssptnr.srtsnt