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SENATE.

SATURDAY Nov. Gath.
The Senate was called to order at II O'clock.
PRAYER by Rev. Frederick Fitzgerald Of the Episcopal
Church.
The Journal of yesterday read and approved after
slight alterations suggested by Messrs Stubbs and Lane
The Chair then announced the following standing COM
mittecs:
On Internal hnpyorfnent-Messrs Thomas Of Jackson,
Burton Erwin, MOrehead GrSt and Taylor of Brunswick
ga kiuettiOa and Lteydrg FuHd-Mesrs. Walker More
head BarrnSer Street. Stowe, Thomas OF Davidson and
Dowd
On tie Jadicia,y-Messrs. Avery, Hall, Outlaw, Erwin
Dobson, Stubbs aud Barrnger
On Cdints-Messrs Bedsoe, Dickson Sharp, Slaughter,
Harris Of franklin, DOckery and Simmons
On Orr OrGtoRs-Messrs Humphrey. Speight Whitaker,
Blount PtchfOrd, Whedbee and Wakup.
IN Pr0D0sitioas and GrierdDceS-Messrs Lane, Waugh,
Faison Turner Spencer Harris of Chatham and Eure
On Banks and Carrency-Messrs Brown, Bledsoe, Wat
sou. WORTH Outlaw, Turner and Shaw.
On Privileges and Elections Speght Taylor of
Nash, Simpson, Morehead, Ramsay and Brown.
Mr. Thomas Of Davidson, presented bill to Incorporate
the Salem and ThomasvilIe Turnpike Company Read first
time.
Mr. Morehead bill for the further relief Of the banks
and the peope. Passed its first reading.
Mr. Humphrey bill concerning free persons OF color
Passed its first reading ordered TO be printed and referred
to the committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Avery moved that the rules be suspended and the
bill for the further relief of the banks and the people be
put its second reading stating that when he drafted
The bill which had passed both houses Of the General As
semby, he thought it sufficiently explicit, but he had
found it otherwise.
Mr. Stubbs was opposed TO disposng of such important
bill haStv-thuught The bill calculated To lnjure the
holders of Bank notes.
Messrs Avery and Morehcad supported the bill.
Mr. Turner thought the haste in which the bill was at
tempted TO be carried against the rules and entirely
unconstitutional, and made remarks al length.
Messrs Worth and Humphrey were appointed to act this
week the committee enrolled bills.
Mr. Brown supported Mr. Murehesd's bill, and said that
he surprised that the Senator from Orange should
tnue to msrepesent him after being corrected by him in
his statements.
Mr. Turner explained that he intended misrepresenta-
ton of the Senator but that he spoke Of his party hav
ing thought the Bank system corrupt and continued when
Of Caswe claimed the hoOr and proceeded
his remarks.
Mr. Turner again addressed the Senate He thought that
Conservatory expression of the Senate would do the
pie good and make North Carolina bonds and money
more valuable than all these Bank relief bills.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

o.. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Tucker
The Journal of the day before was read
Mr.. Farrow member elect from the county of
Hyde, appeared and qualified.
The message Of the Treasurer of the State was
p presented, and
81 On motion of Mr.. Love of Haywood, was sent to
the Senate, with proposition to print
Mr.. Ferrebee introduced the following resolutions,
which he moved to lay on the table to be printed:
Resolced, That the Constitution of the United
States 4 not league confederacy or compact be-
tween the people Of the several States in their
ereign capacities; but government proper. found
ed the adoption of the people, and creating direct
relations between itself and individuals.
e. R1soIced, That no State authority has power to
dissolve these relations that nothing dissolve
them but revolution, and that consequently there
can be no such thing as secession without revolution
Resolued That it is the duty of the State of North
Carolina under all circumstances and at all hazards
4 10 protect maintain and defend in the Union, all
the rights guaranteed to her citizens by the Consti
, tuition of the United States.
Resoleed, That the election of Abraham Lincoln
and Hannibal Hamlin to the Presidency and Vice
Presidency of the United States, by sectional VOTE
= however much to be deplored, is not sufficient
cause for the dissolution of the Union.
Mr. Ferrebee said. that in introducing these reso-
ludons, be was Influenced by desire to give an Ok
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Mr. Avery moved to lay on the table Carried.
= Mr.. Street from the committee on the election for
Supreme Court Judge, reported as follows: Whole
number of votes cast 165, necessary to choice 81;
Mr. Manly received 1873 votes. Mr. Moore II, Mr..
BRYAN 8. scattering T. Mr.. Manly elected.
On motion of Mr. Walker, message was sent to
the House proposing to elect Superior Court
Judge for the 9th circuit, forthwith.
Mr. Walker nominated Hon. j. w. Osborne, and
Mr. Sharpe nominated Mr. Anderson Mitchell
Mr. Stubs offered bill to diminish the costs Of
suits of law. Read first time. -. 2
Mr.. Morehead a bill to alter 31st section chapter
Revised Code Read first time.
Mr.. Speight moved to adjourn. At the sugges-
ton of Mr.. Turner he Withdrew it
Mr.. Turner moved to take up from the table the
resolution are an expression of opposition to the
African slave trade) Not concurred in. 81
Mr.. Speight renewed his motion to adjourn, and
the Senate adjourned to IL o'clock Saturday.
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The value of Peruvian Guano combined with this SuPs.
Phosphate can hardly be oyerestimated, as an mPUpa
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by the Speaker, and on motion of Mr.. Stanford
ordered to be printed.
81 Mr.. Stanford introduced bin entitled an act to
exempt one negro from execution. Read the first
time and ordered to be laid on the table to be
printed.
Mr.. Hayes introduced a bill entitled an act to
amend an act passed at the last session. Referred
to committee on private bills
Mr.. Waters introduced bill, making it felony to
circulate incendiary communications. Referred to
committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Folk introduced bill to abolish the Office of
State GeoogiSt
Mr.. Bullock moved that message be sent to the
Senate proposing to go Immediately into the election
Of Solicitor for the 4th judicial Circuit and nomi
mated for that Office, Thos. Settle Esq, of Rocking
ham.
\ message was received from the Senate concur
ring in the proposition. The vote was then taken,
and in both honscS resulted as follows:
For Mr.. Settle, ISL for Mr. Poindexter o; for
Mr.. Kerr l.
A message was received from the Senate propos
ing to take into consideration the appointment of
committee on Federal Relations, composed of five
from each house.
Mr.. Person hoped the motion would be concurred
in proposed 10y the Senate.
MIR. MerrimOn ol ieced to the proposition, on &C
count OF the difference in numbers.
Mr.. Crumpler moved TO lay tn, message on the
table
Mr.. MenGenhall moved that the message be con-
CURED in The yeas and nays being called, the pro-
position accepted.
The following names were announced as consti-
tuting the House branch of the committee: MeSsrS.
Person, Hoke, Newly, Green of Franklin, and Me-
bane.
Mr. Ferrebec moved that the proposition Of the
Senate to print 90 instead of 30 copies of the Gov
ernor's message for each member be laid on the ia
bic. Carried
Mr. Ferrebee then moved that 25 copies be furn-
iShed each member, and at the suggestion Of Mr..
Person. the motion passed to print 80.
Mr. Fleming introduced bill to alter the time of
opening the polls in the town of Salisbury, which
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Fagg introduced bill concerning the Banks.
Mr. Ransom said that the Senate had under con-
sideration bill of the same nature, and hoped the
bill would be postponed.
Mr. Fagg moved to lay it on the table, which was
agreed to-
Mr. Cheek moved that proposition he sent tn
the Senate to go into election o Solicitor in the ssh
Judicial Circuit and nominated for that office the
present incumbent VIM Lander, Esq.
\ message was received concurring in the propo-
siton to print the report Of the STATE Librarian At
a quarter to > o'clock, A. NJ.
Mr. McCleese moved that the House adjourn to
meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Mr. Henry moved to amend the motion by max
ing l o'clock the hour Of meeting Agreed to.
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NEW TEMPERANCE MELODIST.

a COLLECTION OF GLEES SONGS AND Pl Lsenc.
A Composed and arranged for the use OF IemPsSt Ste.
ORGANIZATIONS in the United States and Canadas BY I
phen Hubbard. Price SO cents on receipt Of when W."
be sent, postpaid.
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eeiyed from the States of Soutb-CaroIina and N,.;.
and refer them the committee federal relation
The committee TO superintend the election of Fn,,,.
Eg Clerk reported as follows: Whole number of rO,a
cast Isl. Mr.. yoyner received 12s. Mr. Garner "a T
Joyner elected On motion. the Senate adjourned 10 u
O'Clock Tuesday. " Il
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HILLSBORO'.N.C C..
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M W. HfrKs, M. urxeen
Nl. Densts g. Uniae on second-St.,
betwssu Main and JohAson ssrccts, Kso-J

DR.. Hicks, IN renewing his card 10 the publis,
would call attention. NJ yn&w style of itPhts
work, \, which y peculiarly adapted 70 6at, jregu
~, ma otherwise dihcult ja1s This improves.
nent ~ bssn tss>a thrss yeaM md has ssstaas sed
in early promise Of 6lling ! real want In plate
w@fk. 1hs work is new worn ~ nxny Of our most
promdnent cikissnss wbo give IL hsALty approval,
And 70 whom he is permitted to refer those inter-
Sstod. ff3 frssf4 @Ha #F8RHtaEN8 E n
Il pr, H. 10 Alse snnnnting 3t4Csntinnous Gum"
work, Block" work, and ordinary .Gold Plate
work for which he has ! superior stock sf mute
rial. Hs 10 prepArsa to 6ll teeth with Gold Foil,
"Adhssive Gold and "Chrystsi Geld I'm the most
thorough sAd daable naAnsr. HH a
Ia view Of the ssrngsnsy In money matters
some allnsion to PRICES may not be Improper
Whle,un tAs one hasd, DR.. II. believes Tito he the
better policy. - we'll - the h0naster ceurse, npt
10 work at all than 10 work prices that Will ne-
csssitAse interior work on the other hand he is
willing 70 conform In hia charges to the lower
standard OF Remuneration that other occupations
have sxGoFpA. FIJI 34
:, With fttesn years experience, . thorough devo-
tiOn TO his profession. and m earnest desire 10
plsAss be b determined 10 merit and hopes 10 re-
ceiye, acontinuation Of ths liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
4 Jnlyll-dAw sk
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Fewer and Ague,


from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, h the consequence bf diseased action
IN tss systssn, induced hy tho pei11ens raiasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation Is evplved by
the acs0n 0f SOAR heas on M soE md rises With
Tho wA4ery yApor from \. While the nm n hslow
the horiron this vapor fingers near the earth
face and the virus Ia taken with ii through the
lungs ipte 4bleedy, rhszsh acta assn Irritating
poison on the Internal viaccra and excretinR organs
efthe boay ~ The fSef becomes TORPID 6kd Nm to
secrete not only this yEnA hut also ths We f1om
the blood. Both the Virus and the bile accumulate
In the circulation, AM produce Violent conseitu-
honal disorder. The splee4, NE kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize With tfhc liver, and become
T6sordefed aAo. Finally, The instinct Of our or
ganAssn, ASH IN m attempt % expel the noxieus
inffsion concentrates the whole blood Of the body
m the internal excretorics TO hrfce khenA t0 ct4 II
ont. The blood leaves the Hlrfaee, and rsshes to
the central organs with congessive Violence. This
is the CHILL But in this effort it fails Then the
FEvrh follows. in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and PUSHES to the surface as If in
another effort To expei the irritating poison Through
that other great exeretoxy the skin. In this
also II fails and the system ahandons the attempt
az hausted and waits for the recovery Of strength
To repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are Che fits or pAroxysms of FKvER AND Aoux.
Sach constitutional disorder will OF course under
mine the health ii il is not removed.
We have laborcd To find. and have found. m
nGf
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KEOkUK aIOWA: WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 14.IsS0


ABANxIxG HOUSE Or 8f as
= = o ~ = E O.. II n - E n Oh 4 CO.
r AA vK this day admittsdAt 1, partner In the
j. Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, WHO has
t6sh my tellsr for the hast Sfx ypars). The bssi@
1tss, hereafter, wilihs condnsts Cd under the Arm
andstyleoE sn1a T@
II dEO. g. ANDERSON 4 CO.. Il
Being enc of the oldest Banking III HousAs liz net
fhe Oldest in Iowa, the new frm solieits Sontin
4npe Of fcfne- patronage % literally sxtsuded II
the ssnisr partner. /, @gq
~ They wili.nake coIlnctions and remit, less Ex-
chtnge, on the day Of payment, tree Of charge. d
Their references are ~ formerly by senior psrt~
mar wis
RkRHRxECks: q
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co.. .Banksrs,N.Y.
Edward w. Clark a Co., ,philadelphiA.
ss Howard Banking Co., boston.
Elapb, FullAr = RrOwne, Bankers, Boston.
Marina Bank Chicago.
Ho6mAn = Helpcke, Chicago.
"a Mschaniess Bank, pittsburgh.
YArmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, bankers,
Gflmore Brothsrton 4 Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt = Co., " Louisvilis. y
State Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
Ksokuk Jan. L. IS. G4O-c. ANDERSON
iAnkd
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bustnsss Cards, not exceeding six iiass, inside
Esasaa Eosisss u -. oAassariss, sssording
"a spaDs sscspisd.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
abese rAtsa.
AAvsrtiSsmsnss loaded and plaesa sHdsr the
AeAd o6 special Notices." dessis rae ordinary
= sfes.
Special Notices In the Lessl Column - esnts
peg Aiae. s
~ sAdvsrtissnsnts ordered On the inside sxels-
avslJ n she Dsily, After tho hsss two week !,
81 per cant more than the above rates
All fssasisst aAsevttseaemfs sxss Ss psSS for
n advsnes Thia rale wiA mat be varied from
han the advertiser ssss ths weekly aaSns,
the price will bs the same ~ In the DaHy. -
Whsrs tbs Daily and Weekly are both sssd
~ PER cant. will be deducted from the aggrs-
rate amount. $50
Under. the present. systsn, the ssdysrtiser
pAysoss mach for tAs spsss hs osespiss, the
changer being shAsgsabis for sAs emposition
only. This plan 10 nov gsasrally saopssd---
Our charge for changss win be IL cents per
square.
- In all eases whore advArtisements are
diseontinasd hefors the sxpiratios of the ysAr
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up at our regular rates for The time AetuaL y
~ In.
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LAVE eAinsd Tie eon1dea0s a al who use
- than and have proved one Of the most valn-
naktsgtAs iack ssissASn scsA sidss Of tbs cloth
alike, which cAnAot - unrsyelsd or pullcd out.
They are al made With the higsst mechanical
sniil, and al warranted - work veil o. ali kinds
Lssthsr. In particuIar We would ean attention 70
en- new Fsmily Sewing AssAins. II has ssen
manufactured expressly for Family Use, and has
met with favor from al. IT 10 90 simplined as -
render II utmost impossible To GET out Of order, or
derange its opsraiiona; indeed Il is 80 simple as
TO astouith one, that 10 small piece OF mechan-
iam Will go. 9H@ @EA
Bslox We siy. a.seription Of the different ssyls
OF the Weed Patent:
worked by hand or foot, on Or of It's svn table,
For the convenience Of shipping, and also for large
manufactures, whose IL n necessary to place D
number Of n:eAisss inso. long ssnch, making one
No. !. with walnus or Mahogany Table, with
Or withosi Box Top, which locks down. Price Sloo
and tIIe.
Mo. s. Same .iss - No. >, but runs With bsIs
and At much higher rate Of Speed. This kind
Ia well adapted to manufacturing Clothing or for
Leathss work. gd asa1 g
This il really the cheapest machine In the mar
kst, a there Is no work dune on : sewing Machine
that 1t win not DO. IL ID cSuadsnty asserted that
this naehine runs easier than any .achins nov IL
No. 4. This nacAine has = lsng arn to sssommo.
date large work. IL runs at high rate Of speed
runs sAsily, and Is, without doubt, the best Msr
chine fss e TAiloex' usecser oAsred - the pnbl,e.
/. is peculiarly fitted for plantation work. being
very simple yet SUBSTANTIAL and durable, with but
little liability 10 get ont Of ordsr. Price &l2t.
No. 5. This is q new and cheaper style, and 3
general favorite fer Family, Light Leather, and .
great variety Of work. ID has been gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Machine, 1t less price than
either Of the above. IL rams very easy, rapidly,
and lie pronounced the best machine in market
for $50. tt
No. 9. This is Machine gotap On N entirely
new principle, different from anything ever bsfore
offered 70 the public and confidently assert that
for family aso IL has not n squal ~ II very light
and tasty runs very rapidly, Is almost noiseess in
its operation, and uses A sTRAMHT NREflIE, ,--
II Is arranged to be utterly impessbe for 1t
to miss stitches. II has tension on both sidcs,
and carries o large supply Of thread on the under
spool The motions are gained by two anal cranks
that run without perceptible noise. The two
threads are worked in such a maLner never to
both pull at the time, and consequently little
liable to break. The seam Ii very elastic, and the
thread does not break in washing. It will do
work better than any cheap machine now In mar.
kst, il silk, cotten or linen with equal fa-
cility. Price $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE, 47s broadway, New York.
WHITNEY Il LYON proprietors.
~ Agents Wanted fjel6dAw1
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-vYvHE OMNIBUS willcan for passengsrs
or shine, day or night-in any part of the city.
ssad snd steamboat once, opposite the Biiiiass
House, win receive prompt attention. Leave your
esdsfs and procure ticket and you can rest ~
surel that you will he csucd for. Ordinary Dsx-
gAas free. Tlchcts 81 eenta.
p. P.S.-Having the largest spring wagon In the
dsy, I An also prepared 10 move Pianos and Hur-
niture on the shortest notice.
fsb1ldIy W. 3. WINS, Agent.
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which nestraEses this mxlarious poisfUn IN the
hnod, aud Atmul ates the liver to expel il from 1hs
hsi1s assosfld, 10 il cs.- ca. tiz aEiictmg
disorder with perfect certainty. And II does more
Or Tather does what h Of more service tb those sab
lecs TO this infection. II taken in season ii expes
1t from thc system as II ID absorbed and Thus k6eps
these who use IL free frnm its attacks; keeps the
System in health although exposed 70 the disease
Consequently II not only cures bat protests from,
the great variety OF affections which arc induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dainb, or Masked Akue,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fcvers, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Teothaehe, Earaehe Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries
Oohe, Paralysis, and Painful Affections or the
Stomach and Bowels, all OF which, when arising
from this cause, will be found To assume more OF
less the Intermittent type. This ssAauE CuRE /"
removes she cause of these arrangements, and cures
the disease
Ths il accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to expel the virus from the aystsm; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their 0lice of their own accord Hence arises what
we term acclapintataon. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, 10
sacrificsd in the attempt while this AGuE cuRx
does il at once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe this Is surer as well as safer
remedy Tor the whole class Of diseases which are
cansed by the miasmatie infection, than any ether
which has been discovered and II has still another
important advantage to the public, which ", thar
II Is cheap as well as good.
PREPARED BY
nR r. ~ AyED q. m
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II. R."-&
E.J. SSEEDKR, philAdelphia.
MAsaAw kooxs, 80 Eorth-&t., Baltimore.
LxEca Co., No. 2 Astor House, or NO. / S.
VIM. ST., N. X.
LsscH Co., No. ~ State street, Boston.
II. II HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Az I, Philadelphia.
l. L. H0UPT, GEN. Ticket Agent, Philadelphia-
THOs. A. SCOTT, General Supt Altoona, Penn,
Jan. 8. 60-d