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LAwsoNs HISTORY OF NORTH CARoLNA.-We
nave received from Aessrs O, H Perry Co., Of
this City, handsome copy Of their reprint of the
above named work. 1t was first published in TIA,
and is highly interesting. Every family in North
Carolina should have copy Of it Price 81 only,
which is remarkably cheap. We hope to see the
present edition speedily exhausted, and to hear a
demand for another
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NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 1860

SPECIAL notice. Sulphur Watef-from
the White Sulpher Springs Greenbrer Co., Vs-Bosleo
at the Springs So ?
This Company having made great improvements In bot
Ting the transported water as perfect - when
taken from its source. Address all orders to ,At@
PURCELL, LADD i CO.,
General agents for the United States,
49, Richmond, vs..
May 8, 1860. 19-w&swompd
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

"A GRAND tlNGlNlA DlSCOyEN1s
SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- towusman, NAPHrALI EsskIEl, informed us that he
had prepared hair restorer with which he sxper-
mentng upon his bead whose top entirely bald.
We him two days since and the place bald four
months since, fine crop Of hair has sprung with Wig
growth 81 convinced Is Mr. EzEkfEL If the s8oa-
cy of his discovery, that be has named it
ssThe Infallible Virginia Hair Ressorer.',
Mr. E. is about going into extensive manufacture Of
article which destined to prove Of anxious interest
bald pated frends-Fom Richmond EaqHssr December
l2A, 1853. ..s.5..5
This famous article now be had of the principal
Druggists Those persons who desire ne head Of hair,
have only to the restorer according to- printed drec
ons the bottle Those who have any doubts Of s en-
cscy have them removed in short time by using the
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving
that it is all that it is claimed to be. -:
Wholesale depot for orders, 50 Main Street. 80.
-, ~ n EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, November ~ 1882
IN. EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past IL years. and have restored my hair
by using EZEKIELS VIRGINIA HAIR RE3TORER
NAPHiALI EsEKIKL.
This day sworn to before me, BY Naphtali Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYo..
Mayor of Richmond.
For sale by
Pr PESCUD,
Raleigh, NC.
January 49, 1860. 8-wAswly.
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~ We are requested to state that the Young
Ladies' Sewing Society will hold feast in the
school rooms of the Raleigh Female Seminary on
next Thursday night the proceeds to be applied to
purchasing additions to the library of the Methodist
Sunday School.
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing, curl
ing, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March Is, 1850. l1-w&sw6mos.
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May 8, 1860.
MEYERs, MIRACULOUs VERMIN DE-

MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DE-
STnOYER, the Oldest and best remedy known for Ex-
terminating RATS ond NICE, COCKROACHES, BUGS
ANTS, MOSQUITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS, GRAIN
WORMS and GARDEN INSECTS.
- Principal Depot, 6l2 BROADWAY, N. 7. ..
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Nav Is. 1860, s9-w&sw3m.
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N. C.

1913. HILLSBORO' N. C.. lss4@,
MILITARY ACADEMY.
VyBIS INSTITUTION, OF THOROUGHLY Sci.
entic and military character il under the conduct Of
COL. c. c. TEW, formerly Superintendent Of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, 8. e.: 49,. s.-.4-..
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February 49, 1850 7-w&swIypd.
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AN DRAUGHT.-SUPERIOR PHILA. CREAM
u ALE, just received at the
n. . OAK CITY HOUSE
Raleigh, March 6, 1860. la-w&swtf
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vUlHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUN.
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing 1870 acses of land,
about so of which cleared part Of it good meadow
land situated about miles west Of Raleigh ard half
mile south of the N G. Railroad large, welhfDished
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses: among
them Ice House, Barn and Stables; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and . we'll of pure water, DC. .,
The above mentioned property is very desirable loca
ton for school residence Liberal terms offered to the
purchaser Persons wishing purchase referred to
the Messrs Tucker, of Raleigh, to Henry B. Bryan,
Newbern, N. C. ~ ISL
The above property will be sold at suction the Sd
SARAH z. B. CARRAwAY.
March 2, 1860 r'.- 1.,-..a..t .18-w&sW6mos
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GEO. w BLOUNT, %ss.r
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NASHVILLE, N. c., "'t
VK1IIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties. s- -.T- 49,. - r.--s.s. .sft-sr-tt
Feb. 81, 1860. .,.-,.. - . 15-w&swly.
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Military Convention,

We copy from the Wilmington papers the follow
ing notice of the assemblage Of military conven-
ton in Goldsboro', on the 18th of next month
We heartily hope that there will be full attend
ance representing the different volunteer Companies
amongst us, and that much practical good may arise
from their proposed deliberations.
We learn that the "Oak City Guards" will be
represented fully concurring in the proposition of
the gentlemen from Wilmington who first suggested
the movement. The Piney Woods Cavalry will also
no doubt send delegates:
ry Convention will be held in the town of Goldsbo-
rough, on Wednesday, 18th of July, 1860. All the
Volunteer Companies of the State are expected to
send delegates in full dress uniform.
WIN. L. DEROSSET,
E. D. HALL,
G. D. MYERS, }Committee
R. B. MACRAE,
j. H. WRIGHT,
In connection with the above call for the Military
Convention, the committee think it necessary to
state that replies to the Circular have been received
from twenty Companies, representing eighteen coun-
ties. Eighteen of the twenty agree to the arrange
ments proposed in the Circular; one proposes anoth
er time and place. and proposes another place of
meeting. all necessary arrangements for the meet
ing will be made. The W. & w., and N. G.. Rail-
road Companies will pass delegates for one fare, and
other Companies are expected to do the same. The
officers of the Militia and of the Military Schools
throughout the State are cordially invited to be
present.
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ATTENTION PINEY WOODS CAVALRY!
.nTEET AT THE PARADE GROUND ON SATUR-
I'D DAY. 3Oth JUNE at 8 O'Clock, for DRILL in CITI-
ZENS DRESS with Saber Pistols and 10 rounds of Blank
Cartridges.
Meet at the PARADE GROUND on JULY 4th, at 61z
o'clock for PARADE with 10 rounds of Blank Cartridges
By order Of the Captain.
June 26, 1860. Silt.
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January 10, 1860.

THE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEODRLA.
Il TURE AND FOR SHERIFF will address their fel
lowcitizens of Wake county at the following times and
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,

SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,
ORANGE COUNTY, N. C.
VINHE FALL TERN WILL OPEN 10TH JULY, AND
Il continue 81 weeks Students coming the Central
Road should stop at Durhams Depot where they will find
conveyance No deduction unless for protracted sickness
There been of chlls and fever during
twelve existence of the school, Textbooks and
tionery kept on hand at about cost.
Board IS per month Tuition So $15, &c., according
to studies The health and cheapness of the school recon-
mend it to all. Send on your sons.
T. M. ANDERSON, Principal
June %, 1860. 5l-6t.
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STANDARD SACRED CHOkUsEs.

VlHE SACRED CHORUS BOOK. Consisting mostly
il of selections from the works of Handel Haydn, Moz
art Mendessohn. Romberg. Neukomm Rossni and Others
with an Accompaniment for the Organ Piano-fore.
Suitable for Singing Societies or Advanced schools. By
E. L. White and ]. E. Gould. Price Il SO. Sent post
paid on receipt of price. 81
Published by OLIVER DITSON / CO.,
81 Washington Street, Boston.
June 26. 1860. Silt.
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BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH.CARO.
.--- LIMA. -..E-f
VlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD.
Il ERS OF THIS BANK will BE- held at their Bank
ing House, in the City of Raleigh the LIST MONDAY in
July prox, that being the sixth day of the month.
CHAS. DEWEY, Agent.
RalegL June II, 1860. 47--td.
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TUST KECEVED-A FINE LOT OF HAMS
ID Roe Herrings &c. Also assortment of Teas that
cannot be beaten in this market.
~ WR ANDREWS.
June %, 1860 60LE
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FOR THE SENATE:
GORGE w. THOM PSON.

ELECT TORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND vICE-PRESIDENT
For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ SCALES OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
Districts:
LIST District, JOHN W. MOORE Of Hartford.
Cd VIM B. RODMAN, Of Beaufort
Sd " WM A. ALLEN, of Duplin.
4th d" HENRY w. MILLER, of Wake.
9Th {" j. r. MCLEAN, of Guilford
9Th &" T. W. KEEN, of Rockingham.
9TH I" j. A. FOX, of Mecklenburg.
Sth JOHN A. DICKSON, of Burke.
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ACCOMMODATION HACKS

PITTSBORO', HAYWOOD, OR THE COAL FIELDS
HACKS o, BUGGIES can be procured at Morrisvlle
III on the n c. R. R., upon shart notice. to convey pas
sengers to Ptsboro Haywood the Coal Fields. by ap
plying to the undersigned This il decidedly the most
pheasant either place. and equally cheap stop
ping in Raleigh and hiring Hacks. you come IL miles
further by Railroad and Of that much hacking
]. F. BOHEMIAN.
Morrisyille June 26, 1859. 26-wtf
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~ WE ARE REQUESTED TO AN.
SS nounce MOSES A. BLEDSOE, ESQ.,,
Independent Democratic candidate for the SENATE in
Wake County.
May "a, 1850. 42-H
TO THE VOTERS or CHATHAM COUNTY.
VKIE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ELISHA
w COLE Esq, candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
in Chatham county.
June Is, 1860. 49-H.
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TAXES! TAXES!l
IT WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE ON MONDAY,
July 3D. he LIST day being Sunday to collect the Taxes
due from Merchants Punctual attendance is expected
have discretion the matter -.
WIN. H. HIGH, Sheriff.
June IL, 1860. 47-td
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The TAX COLLECTORS in each District will also at
tend for the purpose of collecting the TAXES dine for the
year 1859.
WIN. H. HIGH, Sheriff.
June 18th, 1870. 47-H.
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|DN THE
| ON of
NEAL.
494t. .
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OLDERS
" will be
80.
lass,
Fretary.
4S-.-td.
till day.
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AFffcfAL
TREASURY DKpARrnKNT,l
December 10, 1850. 3

NorrcE 10 HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received Ct this Department until the ssth
December instant, for the issue Of any portion or
the vhoIe Of Eve mil, on Of dollars In Treasury
notes, m exchange for gold coin Of the United
Ssatss, deposited sith the Treasurer Of the United
safes the Treasurer e the Mint at Philsdelphis,
or the Assistant Treesarers g Boston, New Yo' r,
or 81 Losis, within fve do " from the acceptance
ofsuch proposals, u oder the authority of the act
ofConsrsss entitled IAN cot 70 auth orxs the issue
of Treasury notes and fof other purposes" sp
proved December ~. Isso.
Such Treasury notes will be issued upon the re-
oeipt here of certificates of the depoat with those
officers to the credit of the Treasurer Of the United
Sta es. They will bs made payable 20 the order oil
such bidder or bidders as shall Offer 10 make such
exchange At the lowest rate Of interest, and the
Treasury notes will carry such rste Of interest
from the date of suoh deposit
The proposals. must state the rate Of interest
without condition, and without references 10 other
bids and contain no other fractional rates than
one fourth, one half, or three fourths Of one per
centum. One per cont upon the amount proposed
to be EXCLAIMED must he deposited with one Of the
| of6oers above enumerated, whose certificate o
| such deposit must accompany each proposal .,
security for its falalmsnt. lf the proposal 10 moi
accepted. immediate directions will Be given 90
turn such deposit. should the proposals vary from
the provisions of the act Of Congress, or Of thii
notice, they will not be considered.
> Ali proposals under this notice must be peae<
and inscribed on the outs 10 Proposals for Treas
/ ufy Notes." They viii be opened and awarded .
tins Department at II O'Clock noon on said 18th o
December. PHILIP r. THOMAS,
de ls-dt2sth Secretary of the Treasury.
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To THE PUB Lie.

a, Having large amount of money TO pay prior 10
the LIST Of March, and owing 10 the general stasus
ton OF bnsiness, We have determined to Offer An
extra lnducemsnt for purchasers to buy OF m Tor
oaah, and We now propose to make di nj If m
Per cent on Al cash 50 90 during the next SIXTY
"a .. In order 70 reduce our very large stock of
opening our spring supplies 90 ..,,S'l = =
they win have IN trading with ne, on the To- NJ pr
R9ssd % ag examination OF our stock and Dr. ces
VIII show tor themselves whether or not Ne A.
ancere 10 our propositiop, and the grestsr pog-
uon or our Fancy STOCK has already bean maffed
gown slnoe the ertsfs began, we feel that
the extra indncements We row offer will be hie NV
spprscissSed ~ eyery one having goods 70 buy who
,,s we re- hardly I'D that our stock owing to the
Of staple q veil as Fancy G.ods. and 'pnrchsssrs
VIII pc able 70 supply themselves with almost evorv
article In our line Of business, ct very low ericss,
and IN snsrs in.ts1ces, ne lsss thar. the sefnsi
Snos. W. 0ssstHiGfsssffEG a' Z g CO. So6nsd q
a.,,,,os.os, No. y opsssis Cent: rs .ls
- a8t9sf-a eds 9ss 80 Api8s a ssA ~ a - -
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wEpyxspAY, December 10,

II,
SENATB.-Hon. r. Toombs, of Ga, appeared
In the Senate, and took his seat.
Mr.. Foot, of VT, moved the printing Of 1000
extra copies of the report Of the Board Of Visitors
Of West Point; referred to the Committee on
On motion Of Mr.. Green an order was ma de
directing the preservation OF one copy Of each of
the Territorial laws submitted to Congress.
Mr.. Clark moved to take up his resolutions
asking the President to communicate certain In
formation In relation to Fort Moultrie Its defense
and instructions relative thereto; agreed to.
sent by the Associated Pres which had sppea,ed
In the New Orleans papers, and gave notice that
If no explanation was made he would on to-mor-
row, move that the Associated Press reporter be
excluded from the gallery Of the Senate.
Mr.. Gwin also said that the telegraph had sent
forth fabricatons in regard to his relations with
the President. .. s.
Mr. Hunter reported the invalid pension bill;
which was passed.
HoUsK.-Mr washburn, Of Ill, offered a
resolution "that, the Senate concuring, when the
two Houses Of Congress adjourn tomorrow IL be
to meet on the 9th Of January
Several gentlemen objected to the introduction
Of the resolution; but IL was decided to be in
order.
Mr.. Etherege moved to lay Il on the table.
The yeas and nays were demanded; laid on the
table-veas II, nays IA
Mr.. Otero introduced a bin providing for the
completion of military roads in the Territory OF
New Mexico; referred to Committee on Military
Affairs
Mr.. Sherman reported, from the Ways and
Means Committee, bill making appropriations
for Legislative, executive and judicial expendi.
lures for the year 1852
Also, resolution instrncting the Committee on
Public Lands to inquire whether any officers con.
nected with Surveyor Generals offices can be dis
pensed with. Referred TO the Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union. --.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr. Bocoek
OF Va, In the chair.l when the deficiency bill
being taken up our report closed.
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ANOTHER PRoFoSEp STATE CONVENTION. We
learn privately that it is highly probable that Gov
Morgan, Of New York, will urge upon the Legis-
lature Of that State Ito meet the LIST of January
ProIimo) the Prepriety Of calling general State
convention TO consult upon the duty Of their State
In the crisis which>is upon the whole Confed.
eracy. The weight Of the great commercial in
teress Of New York city is certainly being broug
to bear on Gov. N. to induce the proposed action
on his part.
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SENArE.-After we went TO press yesterday
may e o
propositions Of the senator from Kentucky, no.
body could doubt the excellency Of his purpose
and the fervency Of his patriotism. But having
ana, cnnSssstos1 to be ssr. sIideil and also The
Senator from Texas. be desired 70 know which 10
consides the besa .fdsssntiments Of the people Of
o ss hot sr sSos. Senator. 81
nsing that either Of their propositions would be
accepted by the people OF his State, bat depeaded
very much on which Of the two Of these PROPOSE
tons the people Of the South should adopt a.
theirs.
Mr.. Salisbury professed himself Union man,
and was willing to accept the propositions Of the
Senator from New Hampshire II he would recon-
mend them 70 his people If they would be likely
l 10 save the Union! FfE ErkF-
10 The extent these resolutions Csittead en- %
| went, he would not. He had no good opinion of
| geographical Lines, and thought In the event of
the changes OF policy the mutation. of parties or
| to 1t. He would ask the Senators, "Wi1 your
honors stick frr HEH -sE s-sa v@s
Mr.. johnson, Of Tenn, then addressed the
e. on tb me and as no ooea
| promises. but simply what was right and lawful
Mr. Collamer asked the indulgence of Mr. John
| son to make few remarks In reference to tina
Senator'S illusions to the personal liberty bills
He said the subject was much misunderstood
DO b In and out Of the Senate. 2. .ea
l. MI. Johnson resumed his speech, but consentc(
TO give way for an adjournment. -.
The Senate then adjourned.
BousE.-Aftsr our report closed - o.
The motion of Mr. Sherman was decided In tn
sfhrmative-yeas IS, nays 81
BY this vote Mr.. Crawfords resolution wa or
dered to be laid on the table.
Mr.. Curtis moved to postpone the considerat
Of bill providing for thu transportation by rail
: roads of munitions of war, military and nava
| stores, &c, between the Atlantic and Pacif
coasts, and for other purposes.
/ Mr.. Branch objected on the ground that the bill
should be first considered by the Committee @
: | the Whole House. ...ssr
81 An informal discussion then ensued.
The Speaker said it must be referred to Com
mittee Of the Whole ...
On motion Of Mr.. Curtis, the bill was so re
| ferred; and the House then went into Commit
| tee, mr.. Grow In the chair
: A bill granting land 10 aid in the constructIo
. Of railroads In the Territory Of Nebraska fr'
: taken up for consideration.
Some amendments were proposed, but 1t w,
| still pending when the Committee rose and .,
y ported p ogress.
J., letter from Mr.. Ford, House Printer, wa
then read, TO the effect that at the reduced rate
he could not without great sacrifice continue
| do the work.
: Mr.. Smith suggested that Mr.. John c. Riv,
was willing to do the public printing at existin
| rates.
4 The House then, on motion Of Mr. Sherman
i adjourned at fifteen minutes past four o'clock
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The COMMITTEE OF THIRrY-rHRKE.-we have
every to believe that yesterday after further
explanatory discussion Of the multitude Of prop
ositions bearing upon the fugitive slave law be-
fore them, the Committee referred them all by an
unanimous vote to a subcommittee, composed Of
the members tof the commttee) representing the
border States North and South. The territorial
slavery question was then taken up, and Mr.. Mel
son, Of Tenn obtained the foor; when the Com
mittee adjourned until to-day. Mr.. Nelson, there.
fore, opens the debate on that subject this fore
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AUCTION SALES.
BY T. BOWLING. Auotione,r.

BY r. BOWLING. Auctione,r.
.H-f#.. Georgefopa, ID. C.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND WINES AT
NJ AucTIoN.--(Jn WEDNESDAY, next, the 18th
inst, at 10 O'slook, front Of the Aueuon Rooms,
for account OF whom II may concern, l shall sell
without reserve
Barreis Brosn Sugar, chests Tea
Boxes Mould Candles, boxes Brown Sop
no Starch, Blue, Pepper, Essence Of Coffee
DO Turkey Coffee, Table Salt, Gun Caps
Barrels Old Rye, Gibson, and Monumental WINS
kies
Barrels Brandy, Malaga Wine
Do Tar. Axle Grease IN cans, DO.
Bags Beeas, Matches. Fancy soaps, 1000 Segsrs.
aquar.sr ea.k. very .aps s% Tor Port Wine
oemIiohns o Cogpac Brandy
50 bottles hne old whiskey. TERMS cash.
de II = T. BOWLING, Auct.
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on account of the rain, until FRIDAY, the 2Lst
inst. hour
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An IMPORTANT CoRREcTIoN.-We find that
there are grave mistakes In the account OF the
meeting of the New York delegation Of the House
of Representative on Tuesday evening last, at
the chambers Of the Hon John Cochrans, pub
lshed In yesterdays Star and Baltimore Sun,
from the gossip of correspondents OF other papers
OF the meeting, we have TO say that 1t was simply
one for consultation; to see whether common
action on the part Of all the New York Repre-
sentatives could possibly be obtained with refer
snce to the distracting questions Of the times II
was understood coming together that no reso-
luton whatever should be proposed and voted
on and that determination was carried out In
good faith. Mr.. Cochrane stated generally hi'
views Of the grievances Of the South, and theil
proper redress. From that subject the meeting
passed To an informal conversation on the pro
priety of coercing asecedipg State. Mr.. ReynoldI
embodied his views in favor Of coercion In writing
which were disguised; developing thus an oppo
sition 70 coercion the part OF Messrs. Cochrane
Briggs, sickles, Clark, Maelay, and Barr. It wa
supposed that come Of the Republicans wer'
hardly prepared to take such extreme ground Al
Mr.. Reynolds advocated. Mr.. Sickles COMMITTEES
to writing and discussed the expediency ofinvitins
the Virginia delegation to a consultation. He and
Mr.. Cochrane strongly urged this course; which
seemed to meet but little favor from the Repub
ncans. The meeting then adjourned until thi
"wednesday evening; having disclosed the fac
that the points at issue In the House and befor
the country were the same points which divide,
the New York delegation by nearly strictly part
lines
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u There was rumor in Columbia, 8 c., tha
p. w. Picksns, Governor Of South Carolina, wa.
eonnned 10 his rooms by the disease (sman-poI
now raging In that vicinity. He has made .
public stat ment eontradierng ID; that his trou
bles are merely Of indigestivs character.
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Nh. Coss soI Taxes AT RI, ow, Esrrs.,,
IN IHE soUIH The Washington correspondent
OF the Columbia % CD cvolinian says 7aaL
Cobb has resigned. His administration of IA.
Treasury Il pot considered very fortunate BE fs
more asfutc politician than nnancfer' ., = I
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The House PRIsrIse.-By direction of Mr.
Ford, Printer to the House, the Superintendent
Of the Public Printing has delivered all the work
so far ordered by the Houae this session. to Messrs
l-arcombe and English, who will at once proceed
to It's execution So this vsxatious trouble has
been cured for the time being