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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

india RUBBER GLOVES AND HTTENs LINED AMI
unned for cold wet weaher; proecs the hands In Il
kinds of work chapped hands, salt rheum &C.
der the hands soft smooth and snowy white For sale
rubber stores. and at Sc John streek stalrn-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-05


knewisdgsd they vsss nsesasy syila he 0ne
thss 70 fspssot De psep,s q Moth Caroline, nes
scqporatiqos q nooopotisa II Tie hanks Mid 70
hmn the oblieaton q their chaFtsa thsy ought
10 pay The peu66 70 The StatA
H. Br;dgsn vished 10 afford he people ~ u
protection needed. but I'll specie paying eomASiss
were subject 70 revulsioas q we'll @ ours md o..
planned he injurious elects Of The ameodmentA
y Mr. Bryan, Of N. g., reminded the House Of he
question before IL which vss merely to allow he
bank 70 closs ID subscription books He opposed
the amendnsentaL
Mr. nmings amendment w. rejected
Ar. Caldwelfs amendment was rsecssd-ysA 80.
: III. I. R Caldwell offered IN amendment prohib-
ting the hank during suspension, 70 discount noteA
Mr. Dafgan spoke against The amendment md In
favor Of the bill The amendment Vas rejected
yeas 90, nays 70.
= A motion, BY xr. Gather. Of Ireden to by The
bin on the table was rejected and the bin paassd ID
third reading-yeas %, nays l.
BILLS on THEM THIRD RRADfSaI
A bill to incorporate the Beaufort Hasbos Rail-
road Company. Passed.
bill to change the time foe holding one term II
the Supreme Court in Raleigh. Passed
A bill to prevent the sale Of spirituous liquors 70
free negroes Passed.
A bin to do away with cumulative Disabilities
The bill was supported by Mr.. Smith and opposed
BY McssrS Fleming and Morchead ThObin vas
indefinitely postponed. 81 to %.
bill to alter the dividing line between Wilson
and Wayne Passed.
A bill to establish public road In the county Of
Madison. Mr.. Hagy spoke in favor Of the bill
Mr.. Byrd also supported the bill Passed
At ten O'Clock the House adjourned
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STATISTICS or rnr lorsx ov CoSSoxs CAtrx.
pAR-SEssioxs or 1s5S-59.-Cp tn 51st January,
there have been SD bills and public resolutions
tered upon the House Calendar Of which &53 orisi-
mated in the House and los in the Senate. This
gives an average Of little 81 bills for each Com
moncr, and little over for each member Of the
Senate.
Mr. Dortch introduced the largest number. II;
Messrs Bryan. Of n. II. and roy. che next highest,
Is each Mcssrs. Caldwell, Of r.. Sparrow and Wal
kcr, II each; Mc~rs Bryson and Woodhn, 10 each |;
Mcssrs Baird Dancy. Mckay, and Reeve; each |;
and Fries, each; McsxrS Dula, Jones' Of a., Love
and Norwood. each Mcssrs Bridsvrs, lloktciaw,
Moore, Of Chat Scales and Walters, each Mcssrs.
Green Of r. Shaw. Smith, Spccr, Stanford, Walscr,
and Whitfield. 3 each; Mcsxrxl Burke. Casincr,
Gentry. IIargruvc Kerr. Martin, Priichard, Ihomp-
son and Outlaw. each; Mc~rs. Bcnhury, Bryan.
Of Cr, Chambers rags. fcrebse. ilill Of IL, Hutch.
ton and Stephens, 3 each; Nessrs. Baxter. Blount
Burns, Caldwell Of G. Cox, Of j., Cox, of r, Dock
cry, Ellcr, Taison, Tarrow, Gardner, Calling His-
gins, Jones' Of Or, Lewis, Lyon Newly. Reagan.
koncy. Sheriff., Taylor, Thornburs. Wallace and
Watson, 3 each.
Clapp, Craven, Dickson. Drake, Gather Of J., Cal
thcr, Of D., and Hall, Of r, Hall. Of W., HasFins.
ton, Haywood, Henry, Hin, Of H., KIRBY, Leak,
McCotter. Martin Mearcs. Morgan Norman, Ran.
som, Sander, Simpson, Smallwood. Tomlinson, We'd
dell, and windley.
The following have, Is yet, introduced 10 siis:-
Messn Brummell, Bullock, D.TEan F.ribanlt
Green. Of Oh. Hester. Long speisht washoor"s'
OF these $50 bills, sai only hsvs, - yss reached
the final reading. leaving about als on the ale yet
TO be acted upon, during the remainder Of The ss.-
sion.
OF the ssl acted upon. IA have passed the
sol 49, IL II a.
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From tho Ashsvillc Newal
1De0ocsatic Meeting d Cherokee.

At Democratic meeting held pursuant to pre-
vious public notice. nj the Court House In Murphey,
on "Wednesday Dec. 9Th, 1853 Gen. b. s Britain
was called to the chair, and l. s Saunders appoint
cd Secretary.
On motion Of N. G. Philips all Wings present
who were opposed to the Know Nothing party, and
desired to participate in the proceedings Of this
meeting. were invited to do 80.
n. &. Philips then moved that the Chairman ap-
point . committee Of three to DRAFT resolutions.
Phillips, Aaron Ownbcy and John Anderson, CON-
mittec. During the absence Of the committee the
meeting was addressed by the Secretary.
The committee returned and reported the follow
ing resolutions which were adopted by the unaniu,
Gus vote Of the Democracy present:
WnREAs, this is Southern Rights District and
is Represented in the L. 3. House Of Representa-.
tivrs BY Know Nothing; and whereas, L Is pro-
per the Democratic party should be organised for
the ensuing summer canvass. and TO that end Il may
be necessary to hold District Convention to noui
nate . candidate for Congrcss; therefore
Rssoirsd, !. That the Chairman II this meeting
be requested to appoint twenty delegates 10 repre-
sent the Democracy Of Cherokee county In said
Convention, and in case none Of them should at
tend, to appoint such proxies a. he may think pro-
per.
Resofred, 2. That we recommend Thursday the
2lth day Of March, 1885,? a. the timc and !AShevillc
as the place. for said Convention. Il Il should Be
holden.
Resolred, 8. That while xe viii chccrfally ahidc
the decision Of said Convention we hereby declare
David Coleman. Of Duncombc, to he by all odds the
first and lavoritc choice OF the Democracy Of Che
orkec, with whom standard bearer, wc arc a.
sured Of the utter impoSsibility Of defeat
Resoired, 4. That while &c congratulate the poo
pic Of the State on the able delegation secured by
our present Legislature to the L. s. Senate. In the
selection Of both Senator'S VIC hail with feelings
Of peculiar pride and qualification the election q
our friend and fellow citizen. Hon 7. l. Clinsman,
to post he viii 80 highly adorn.
Col. X Il. \. Love, Of Haywood, being then cal.
led on addressed the meeting In support Of the rc.
solutions in happy manner. taking occasion To sd
minister Just rcboke in noble and digniicd terms
to certain prominent Know Nothinss present who
had been disturbing the meeting
Under the first resolution. the Chairman appoint.
cd the following delegates ". rsin. VIM Manchcs
ter, " G. Philips, l. Hubart s Rhca, John Hall.
T. T.. latham, Vim. Walker. l. r. latham. Samuel
Sheriff., John W. Rhca. John Anderson. Aarua
Ownbcy. X b ChambcrS T. Herbert, b =. Allison,
Joseph cameron, Dr.. Jno. Lcdfosd, Elisha Hcsddcu
and Henry Plott
Proxic.-Marcus Erwin. DR.. John Ysncry. Col
W. u. Hardy and Dr. j. 8 T. Baird
ded to the list Of delegates
On motion, Il Was ordered that the Ashcvillc yss'
be requested to publish these procrcdinss and 9th
or Democratic papers be requested TO copy.
The meeting then adjourned siae die.
b. s BRITAIN, Chm.
L. s SArxpExs, Sccy.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
he House met at the usual hour.


WESTERN n. c. RAILROAD COMPANY.
MI. Outlaw presented report from the commit
teeapponted to investigate theaairs Of the company.
On motion of Mr.. Badham, it was sent to the
Senate, with proposition to print
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Outlaw introduced the following resolutions,
which being read, the rules were suspended and
they passed their second and third readings:
l. Res0lced That it shall be the duty of tho
Public Treasurer to submit to the next session Of
the General Assembly estimates of the appropria-
TONS which are necessary to meet the demands
upon the public treasury for the two fiscal years
hence next ensuing, stating in detail the several
Items, the amounts required, and under what law or
resolution
2. Resolced further, That the Governor, Public
treasurer and Attorney General, be requested, and
e two latter directed to prepare and submit to the
next General Assembly an act providing that no
money shall be drawn out of the public treasury,
except by specific appropriation by law, specify
ing the amount appropriated, for what object, and
what law resolution of the General Assembly re-
qulres said appropriation. =.
3: Resolued further, That the Public Treasurer
snail hereafter cause his report to be printed one
copy for each member of the General Assembly,
aad delivered to the members of the Senate and
mouse of Commons within the first week Of the
Session.
RESOLUTIONS READ FIRST fnE. !. go
resolution proposing to adjourn siSe do on the
10Th February, was laid on the table. y
Mr. Gather, of Iredel, in favor Of Henry PEBBLES,
executor - =
MI: Reeves, concerning Pee Dec and Yadkin
Mr.. Moore, Of Martin, 4 resofutie Gef ipstrpetion
70. 70 inc Attorney General upon the Greensboro M
"ai Life Insurance Company.
NJ: Coz, Of Pitt in &.oe Il Franklin Buzka
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Ma McKoy's SrHrcn.-we invite The siiensioa
Of our raiders to the rvmssks az ". Mckey. Il
Sampson. In our paper today, delivered In The Sen
ate on tho bin TO prevent tho emancipation a slaves
BY Ast will and testament NJ. Mekcy. Il seems
TO ~. has taken the true visv u shs qusssisa. ssd
he has handled Il In msnosr 10 vSees csrHs up.
on himself and his eoassi,uentA A pc~ msmbss.
and one of the mos, modest In The Senate be speaks
but seldom; but when he dos speak. he b sure 70
be listened 10 with interest," and attention
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tween.
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Tor the wess-uoshins Coz the Cane r<ss and Drrp
River Improvement In which the STATE 4 drrp,y
MISUNDERSTANDING In the vsy q eur~ocv. Having
the Hank Of the Stat. 10 wind I'M With no .;u;,s,
institution to take It's place, md With revenue bill;
raising from six to seven hundred thousand do,lnrs
per snnum ron the Peop'e-what must 10 the ~
suit! VIII Be altogether ssssssh's 70 The domi.
"ans parsy' whitley sss~vosss under The pressure
which tho opposition vii certainly bring upon ihsns
Suppose. too The additional aid asked &c The Albe
marie and Chesapeake Canal should be Refused -
the Gscensbosoush and psnville charter v.s refused
will this diminish q incsrase compssintss The
''rrefstosOush aud panville charter, did you ssys
fcs. but NC arc speaking NOS a ths sesioa a
the Legislature, OF Of the merits al the measure.
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~ WsrAru SsoS sWr Woooe % CAsotfSA--
We resurn our thanks 10 The accomplished sushpr.s
fos copy Of this beautiful and interesting uesk-
Il b indeed - wreath from shc woods ef Cardiac
fer the flowers with which she pssrs orc s@hsslsh.
cd look almost natural ss f shsy hsd bon p,ssk
ell blooming from the stem The stories sss limo.
cen, and charming and yin be rvsd easssiy. ssPe.
eially BY the young This volume b sssiesutiy
worthy of P,ser in the Ghsssy o. On The es"ss~.
table of every family. Il may Be found Q, The Boea.
stusrs in this City.
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Gov. RsScnss's MessAaG-ws sss undsr eAaie.-
tons 10 Gov. Rsnehr fos copy a hs sssagS
delivered bssuse the Legislative Assembly q de
Territory a Nsv Nssica Dsrs.h@ ssk. lisa
This document b e,sss. baninssstks. sad ssusah,s.
presenting Interesting vis~ a he eossitioa o
Affairs In that Territory. The people a Nsv nss-
ieo arc fortunate Tn hssiss sseh - ~ sAsis
Chief Nssixsysss
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27
Ditch Letting.


NOTICE is hereby given that on Monday Octo-
her 81 1852. will let In sections separately to
the lowest bidder therefor, at the house Of George
Dague. In Milton township, Wood CO.. tho making OF
sections to l52 inclusive the same being stations Of
twenty rods in length each, excepting section 1915
which Is only 10 rods In length and section l62whch
ts 80 rods IN length,on ditch number a. a. established
by the county commissioners Of Wood co., o.. ut their
September session Of 1889. said ditch commences
at the northeast corner of section thrtythree (3S
township four () north range nine (9l east, thence
north the section line near the center Of the east
line OF the southeast quarter OF section trythree,
IN town north, range east thence norhwesterlN 10
the half section line of said section; thence north, OF
nearly su one mile: thence northeast to intersect
again The section line about 80 rods north the quar-
ter post section 2S. OF town and range thence
north on section line about half mile to east branch
ot Beaver Geek, then % down said brauch OF creek
to the main branch Of Beaver Creek, on the south
west quarter of section L. town north range east
and there terminate.
Said ditch Is to be OF tho following dimensions, to
wit; From station TO 80 inclusive being to ID, ,& NJ
Railroad, feet on bottom with q bank slope ct
Il IN length TO every n in dcpth;trom the railroad II
ton ~ to ia at creek to he feet wide on bOuomanC
from station l5 to lS2 inclusive in creek channel I,
he feet wide on bottom all to have the usua banl
slope ot feet In length to every foot r depth. Th'
cutting to be as indicated on the engineers profile
varying from to 6 leet in depth, and which profit
can be nj this Office at oil business hours hetwce
this and the day of letting and on the ground nt III
time vt selhns The letting to commence nj 10 o'cloc
| A. NJ of said day. The work ON said ditch TO h
finished according TO the plan specifications and Pre-
file and to the acceptance Of the couHty commission
ers or before the 18th of July 1850 All success
tu bidders will he required TO give bend nr the fnt
ru performance of the work within the time fXed b
county commissioners as above given,
| J. W. ROSS. Co Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co. q.
| September %, lS59--2lw5S1 60.
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mTpowers & BIinn have the wherewithal t

NTPowers & Blinn have the wherewithal to
,.clothe the people of Wood County in fine style,
Their assortment of gentlemen's clothing is sell
dom equaled, even in large citiesand their prizes
are SO reasonable that no one can excuse him
self for not being decently and comfortably
clad. They also have large assortment of dry
goods, of every description, together with
groceries, Boots and Shoes, CrockerJ, Books and
1hooped skirt. Give them call, and they will
do you good
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27
Ditch Letling.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on Tuesday, Nevom
ber s. 1881 will let in sections separate y,to tile
lowest bidder therefor, at the house OF Robert I
Mutol., in Plain township, Wood county, Ohio, the
main line OF ditch number H. as established by the
commissioners of God county, Ohio, at their Sep.
tember session OF 1859; also the making of an arm
said diIch consisting Of 81 ,esops all the sections
each twenty rods in length excepting the last sta
tiOu the main ditch which IL only rods in length,
and the last one on the arm which is ~ rods in length
Sale dtsh number ( commences az or near the Eorth
west corner OF the half of tine southeast quarter
Of section 80. town north range 10 east thence
erly and north-westOrly following tho line OF ditch
now partially made passing near the northeast cor
OF sections 81, through sections so and 10, and
the south west corner of section 49, all in Plain twp
Ia township line, and there terminate.
The arm of said ditch to commence about 10 rods
north Of the south ar post of sec town north, same
range. theme north-caserly 10 tho northeast cor
ofSaid section 81, and there terminals IN main
ditch.
Said main ditch is to he feet on bottom from sec
ton to 40 inclusive, feet bottom from section
Al TO 20 Inclusive and five feet on bottom from
II To IS inclusive.
The arm to be feet on bottom and all TO have n
bank slope of Ia feet in length TO every foot in depth
The cutting TO be as indicated on tho profile OF said
ditch varying from 10 feet in depth, and which
profile can be seen at this Office at all business hours
between this aud the eighth OF November aad on the
ground on the day Of letting. The sale to eOmmencs
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of spid day. The work on sand
ditch and branch 10 be finished according to the plan
specifications and profile, and To the acceptance ol
the county commissioners. before the 18th day
OF July 1850 successful bidders will he requirec
to give bond aud security 10 the acceptance of the
auditor for faithful performance of the work with
in the time fixed by the county commissioners.
~ J. w. ROSS, Co. Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood Co. q.
her lSh0--glW6S7 a.
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If you want Ii pounds Of n certain kind of
Sugar for, 81, DON'T COME TO US for it; we
don deal in such MIXTURES. B 1t IT you want
an article that can be called SUGAR AN ar.
ticlc that has more real worth in pound than
some we've heard of has in three, we can etyou
have it for-well tell you next week. In the
meantime, call and examine it,
We do not pretend to deal in Goods so cheap
that they are not worth buying, but we took es-
pecial pains TO purchase goods OF real worth.
Those, therefore, who purchase OF US can
rest assured OF ob,aing FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Remember, friends the BEST is the CHEAPEST
don't re deceived by chat.
Our only object now is TO invite you in 10 see
our stock, feeling confident that an examination
will prove to you the statements we have made.
AS to our prices, rest assured that, elthough
our stock is Of such superior quality, we allow
no one to call away customers by offering goods
" lower than the lowest" mo oNS SHALL uN'
DERsuLL U.s.
| Next week we will enleavor to tell you what
we can do. We are prevented, this week, of
account of the want Of time and space. Con
troll you, impotence, then, and improve the frs
opportunity to call and satisfy yourselves,
GRAIN of all kinds wanted in exchange 10
Goods.
BUTTER, EGGS, &C., taken at sh
highest market price.
MONEY of all kinds CHATS passable) take
for Goods. Your money is worth ten cent
more on the dollar in our establishment than !
is anywhere else. .,a.t .o...g g.
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Pocket Rook T.ost.

ON Thurday evening, October 2Oth, lost my pock-
" ct book on the stone road. between Woodville
and Piercos saw mill. The, pocket book contained
about seventeen dollars in moneysixtee en- dollars in
bank bills, and about one dollar in silver. 1t also
contained note payable TO me and signed by Jacob
Emch and James Bnn, calling for $1,000, with an
endorsement Of $9ll The finder Of said pocket
book will be liberay rewarded by leaving it with G.
y. Rreps, in Perrysourg I q b. SNYDER.
October 27 ls50--25tf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27

cs- IS il for your interest to buy Goods cheapf
es-IS it for your interest to obtain the best
ousl,y-the most durable Cloths and Cloth
ing aud purest GroceriesE
as-lS it for your interest TO make Money
es 1T certainly is-that is generally known
LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTER ESr, THEN
by purchasing your Goods of F. K. MiLhEk
& Co 1t is the way to sape, and penny
saved is penny earned
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27

" s-Court commencsd in this lace last Tues
day. Quite a large number in attendance.
A Mr.. Peachen, of Portage, was sent to bOaid
With Mr.. Chappell twenty five days, for selling
liquor contrary to law, commencing on Wednes
day. ~. l.'-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27

SsEMiss Jones has been purcl ing fine as
sortment ofMillinery goods for the fall and win
ter trade. and is now prepared to show the ladies'
q variety which cannot fail to please them.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27

&fr The Findlay Courier, the locoioco organ
of Hancock County, attributes Brhmer's defeat
to his connection with the Catholic Church
Catholics can now see what they get for voting
en- masse, with the locofoco party.