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ScREBBLERs ArTESsIoS!-Air. Thaddeus
Williams. Louisville Ky, well known as q
contributor 70 various qualifications in Ameri.
Ga end Europe, is preparing an .Au,hor's
Album designed 10 contain contribution
from the living writer's Of America, with q
portrai, and shor, biography OF each. The
"Auihor's Album, Is opened 10 All, and
writer's desiring to appear ia its pages are re
ques'edito address him as above on the sub !.
ject. enclosing stamp.
Exchanges. BY copying the above, land
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\ UTA singular complaint has been mad.
- different parts Of this country OF bi,tei
Ieggs. They appear fresh and nice, and ars
- no wsy distiDguishable from other errs
save 10 The taste. which j. bitter like untt
qainine. Have the hens been tcd on lsnsy
Or can any scientific man account lor this
singular phenomena Of nature.-Three Riv.
ers (Mich.) Chronicle.
Seventeen years ago when tie locusfs
were plenty, the same bitter taste was in
'he eggs, and continued until the disappear
ance q the insects. Perhaps the Michigan \
hens have Ind an early taste Or .he locusis
which 're TO prevail this year Buffalo
a AIverilser
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0TMiss jerks complained that the Tur-
Key she eat on Thanksgiving day edid no.
Get we'll.
Jones suggested that "probably il was
not hen turkey Jones 60. a glass Of
water In his face.
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IRON The MeiroPo Titan.
A Nation Born
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Mr. Holt, Of the firm Of EnsTey.
Hot q Co, or either of their agents
Mr; . McCrillus or Mr.. Ellis Corn
VIII furnish trees Of the best varieties
to all who wish them.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

T,ENrRAL PARK EXTENSION NoTICs-NorIOE Is
~ hereby given that The Commissioners OF Estimate and
A,sessn emf appointed under DE act entitled An so % alter
lie place. and 70 authorize the taking Of the same psssed
April 1859 will receive evidence and hear arguments 70
the the for the enlargement o.
the Central Park ahs ONCE Of the Comm %Z ns
l6,h day OF April Excluding sundAyH ~.
hou: Of II and at EhiSn hm n ana nl pa
Tie property provided 70 be taken oonssineh M -
following ia and boundaries by no cou" srly
side fo6sh northeriy By iI9h ee s~efp "a tbs
Tjfh Avenue and westerly by the Eghth ayen~s
ANTHONY j. BL.ECKkR,
HAwLEY ID. CLAPP, tcomrl sslonerp
RICHARD KELLY,
NEW YoRK. March y, leeA
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NoTICELl HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NJ
hereafter be known "a j. Quincy Son. J. GyRNEY,
NEW YORK, April 1860. otcgrAphst, 7W broadway.
Referring tho above the undersigned hope for cossinu
OF the sown Mr. j. 6urney In he endeayorp
perfec the photographs art for he last twenty
j. Quincy SON,
tn Br04dyay.
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A FAITHFUL, INDUSTRIOUS MAN WITH ABOUT
a Sto desIes partner 70 start new busness which win
pay several thousand dollars Immediately N B-3ecarity
for ten times the amount Will DO given. DAVIS co.,
$50 Broadway, room *.
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REPRESENTATIVES, NOTICEs.

!. PARTrkR WANTRD-IN THE LUMBER AND
"A PiAaipg MIL business with capital OF 81 600 $4,000.
knowledge OF the business not necessary satisfactory
references given. Apply at No. Tryon room No
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Il JoANIsT.-AN ORGANrgr OF LONG ExPERrENCx
And undoubted ABILITIES, desires An engAgemeat wit.
ne Protestant church IN a city vicinity oganis snd
director Of The music required. Address Organit
ton.
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NEINA AND RABTHHNwARE.
" Wanted china and eArthenwara merchsn of capaf
who rests In The sao.shi poeries England and who u
with branch Of the trade
advertiser TO remain S,sordshe and tho partner wanted
superptend 10 the United states TO good OF busi
nees bs aIrans prove Sivsntageous
dresa d. D., box 494 act oacs Charlestop, S. @.
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a PARTNER, WITH $50 TO 500 CAPITAL CAN
II with opportunity 10 in highly lucra
with advertiser, long eslbssd
plying SOS floor, room &C. from AZ TO IL and
10 4 O'Clock
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DIANOS MK.ODDONB, ALEXANDRA O10ANe AND
al hads Of Musical Instruments, Ghess MUSIC Mus14
tooka Al kinda Of Musical Merchandise n he lowest pcs
70 $50 Pianos and Mssodeons % rent and rat showed
HORACE WATx1RA AsssA 81 1rQa4Npx~
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PARTNER, WITH $50 TO 500 CAPITAL. CAN
"A meet WITH opportunity to Ia ighy uora-
tive each busnsss with the lous b1
plying tv aoor So from 1910 II and
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on Of Tho nation and he prze dsh besween
sale at al the bookstoree A. Winch so Chestnut street, Phil
sccipma EN- py man 20 my eadrem ioI SenA
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
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TnE BEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST PERMANENT
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FERTILIZER
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ENDORSED by DIR. H. StabIer, of Alexandra, V,
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The value of Peruvian Guam" combnei with this nap
Phosphate, hardly be overestimsied an Emporium
constituent is supplied by the Sombrero which the r
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-3j Price $50 per ton OF 1000 pounds u,
To those who prefer it, will be prepared to f'nsu
No. Peruvian aud Sombreru Gnano, direct from 'De
laud. Also, Columbian Mexican. and African Guan''
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Alexadria, Vs.
HILL l. NORPLEEI;
Sole Agents at Richmond, ~, ,n
August !, 1860. sl-wds"'"
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c S OF aLEEs. SONGS AE TDn rss r.
A Composed and arranged for the nss s Of 81
Orcsnisations in the United States and os W.
nben Hubbard. Price IS cents, on rece'P'"'
be SENT postpaid
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A LII PERSONS HAVING IN THEIn. ,r n
anested to return them. As it now becomes d,v
neces rry sna' they sn00'0 Dc rep''su JOHN KEes
Oct. IL. 1866.
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HILLsBORO, NC.

nTIITTARY ACADEMY. :,
VyBIs INSTITUTION, OF A THOROUGHLY ~. 10 !
enti6c and military character. is under the . St,
Col. c. C. TEW, formerly Superintendent Oh luz
Military Academy at Columbia, =. e.
Circulars will be forwarded on application ,,0d.
February Is, 1860. t "a 7-wS'r
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.


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
presented, and
'is 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:
Rcsotoed, That the Constitution of the United
States IS net league confederacy, or compact, be-
tween the people Of the several States in their SOW
ereign capacities; but government proper, found
onsthe adoption Of the people, and creating direct
re'ations between itself and individuals.
hesotred, That no State authority has power to
dissolve these relations; that nothing can dissolve
tnem but revolution, and that consequently there
can be no such thing secession without revolution
hs.oloed That it is the duty Of the State Of North
carolina under all circumstances and At all hazards
70 protect, maintain and defend, in the Union ali
ne rights guaranteed to her citizens bv tho Const;
tutlon Of the United States o oo''>'
Ee.otoed. That the election Of Abraham rin;co,,
snd haunibal Hamlin to the Presidency and VIZ
es'dency Of the United States, BY sectional vote
however much to be deplored, Il not ! sut;,cien;;
Sse lot the dissolution Of the Union. -
~. Ferrsbee said, HAT in introducin. these reso
ne was influenced by desire to give An AZ
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GEO. w BLOUNT,

GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
NASHVILLE, N. CT,
UIIIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUS1E IDt IN
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and fT'n''
Counties. ..v,,
Feb. 81, 1860. l5-""'
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equip volunteers the State and if necessary and
equip the militia Of the State. and to purchase and
munitions of war .
Mr.. Avery moved it be referred to the Committee
Mr. Whedbee moved it be referred to the Committee
Military affairs ~ a.
MIR. Avery pressed his motion, and it prevailed.
Mr.. Bledsoe moved that the three bills referred to
Federal Relations be printed Carried.
Mr. Brown said that the Legislature should make
expression of opinion in regard these important ques-
tons at IN early day. s.,
Mr. Thomas of Jackson bill confirming the location
of the Western N. c. Railroad Co. Read first time and
ferred to the committee on internal Improvements.
On motion of Mr. lane, the bill to appoint tax collector
for Wayne county was referred to the commtte on finance
On motion Of Mr.. Street, the BILL with amendments in
regard the Bank of Commerce. referred the com.
mttee on banks and currency
On motion, message sent to the House proposing
to g. forthwith into election Of one Clerk.
Mr. L. w. Joyner was nominated for that once.
Mr.. Eu-e nominated Thos J. Garner Ut PasquotanE.
On motion Of Mr. Lane leave of absence was granted to
Mr. Waihup, bill to prevent the cutting of timber in
parts Of ede connty Referred to the committee
on propositions and grievances
the Revised Code referred to the Judiciary cbnmtee
Ou motion Of Mr. Bedsoe his bill to alter the constu
on was referred to the committee ON constitutional reform
"A message received from the House coneurring in
the proposal Of the Senate to proceed to the election Of En-
crossing Clerk. ~-sa% SO 'a'a4' e.
Mr.. joyner received % votes, Mr. Garner IA votes.
Mr. Dockery moved that the rules Of both houses adopt
ed Saturday be taken up and that much Of the rules
that required COMMITTEES military affairs On the part
of the Senate be reecinded. Carried
Mr. Humphrey moved that the door keeper be authorized
to purchase clnck fur the Senate. Carried .ii -
The Committee the election Of Judge Of the I'd Dis
rct repted follows: Whole number Of votes cast 44
necessary to choice %. Mr. Howard received 1H, scat
tering l.
The COMMITTEES on the election Of Jedgs for the sth
District reported rs follows Whole number of votes cast
Of l4s which Mr. Osborne received l0A Mt. Mitchell 10
Mr. ksnor 20, scattering 4. - 70 ~ tass8
message was received from the Henss eopesnins in
the proposition Of the Senate to print The resolutions 70
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Mt Love OF JACKSON, SAID:
He came from a county bordering upon South
Carolina and Tennessee. He represented consti-
tuency he was proud Of They were brave and
ready at all times and under all circumstances to
maintain their constitutional rights They are for
the equal rights of all the States He would not
say that he or his noble constituency are for dis
union. Yet he believed that there were circum-
stances under which brave, determined people
might be forced to use the right of secession lie
believed in the abstract right Of secession, but he
was not now ready to say that he would exercise
that right He was not now ready to discuss the
federal questions and hence it that he had voted
to raise JOINT committee on the part of the two
Houses, to whom all these federal questions should
be referred. He hoped the motion to take up the
resolutions from the table would not prevail lie
could not now see any practical good to result to
the country by the introduction of resolutions
which only divided and distracted us when we
should be unit upon the great issue Of the coul,.
try-namey, to maintain our constitutional rights,
and yet secure our honor and respect as sovereign
State OF this confedcracy. He came here to legs-
late for the good Of the State desired to know no
East, no middle or West, but to so act that we
should be people in feeling, sentiment and in
terest. He especially desired see us unit upon
federal relations. He was for our equal rights in
The confederacy. We know not now what events a
wv days. weeks or months might develop. lie
Wished to act with calmness and elaboration. He
elieved North Carolina would maintain her sove.
eign rights, and should the ~,g Of war come, as
ONE it must some day, unless change was made
. n, tho programme of the Black Republican board,
would be found on the side Of his State, and ii
circumstances justified it to establish Southern
! dependent confederacy ~
MI Rogers begged leave to differ with the gentle
ran from Ashe, mr.. Crumpler). He thought every
wing introduced, ought to be printed and referred
ie vas opposed to immediate action on the part Of
/ II House q. - e
J. The report Of the State Librarian was introduced
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ceiyed from the States of South Carolina m,
and refer them to the committee on fedsr. una
The COMMITTEES to supernend the eectia snf,@s r.
81. G;sI. ssg' 5sa: s 1sss,sa xf NJ
Joyner elected On motion. the Senate " .dir "
O'Clock Tuesday. IL "'e Adjourned 10 y
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GtatlIrt I'M Sabre 1860.
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SdnupI- 0abah- una Gabaks- cabrikant,

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Sble meIr br,r itu,lisn sntlittu fatrteu RUBIN,
.id''t htanntt EamrfltrTe wtIetn rsSeImiris sm
Grltrn nm ,Sunf'rbniru ieptn NpnatS
-'n 9fsm 9rrt Samtua ra SrutanIrru srreriri us
nbmen pdid9itn YEN Ntr Bort uatt
Sambnra. sarrs. Srnepn uns 1rxtbsmrt-n
,u triasnren prtiitn:
@rht GaiIte $780,
SwttI, = Il ute 81
2wtiNthctd 90
Srn Samburs mad, sSrn c1rrf:
Gr'fe GSlu $ll2.ao. 3wtife S.uIt So. 3lriIhenet~
tt3. 2Ses,n Ydiaa, rtnce MAN Ntn
u. y. stiGsarr, a'raS u. q mp
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OrcBt Strttlierura i'm .}abndueiisbsu.
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