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as Of Jackson, Thompson, Thornton, Walton, Warren
and w ilson--44g 49,
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend by striking out the
two delegates for the state at large and the motion
did not prevail.
Mr.. Speed then moved an amendment, that no
member OF this Convention shall be elected dele
gate to the provisional Congress He said he offer
ed the amendment because he thought every dele
gate ought to remain here and attend to the bust
ness for which the people elected him.
Mr.. Badger said he must oppose the amendment,
1t would be reflection upon this body to pass it
The amendment was further discussed by Messrs.
Ellison, Speed, Battle of Wake and Long, in favor;
and by Messrs. Kittrell, Meares, and Bachelor, in
opposition.
The question was put and the amendment rejected.
Mr. Bggs moved an amendment to strike out all
after resolved" and insert provision for the cleo
ton of five delegates by the convention. Rejected
Mr.. Badger moved to amend by inserting clause
requiring the vote to be taken by ballot which being
discussed at some length, was withdrawn.
Mr.. Satterthwaite, an amendment that the dele
gates for the districts shall Re made separately and
Uica COce and it was adopted
As thus amended the resolution passed its second
and third readings.
Mr.. Rayner from the committee to whom was re-
committed resolution to establish Board of Claims
reported resolution in accordance with instruc-
TONS
A lengthy discussion ensued
Mr.. Smith of Halifax, moved to recommit again,
with further instructions
Mr.. Myers offered an amendment to the effect that
claims coming from counties should be authentcat-
ed by the county authorities before being presented
for adjudication to the Board
Mr.. NJ. offered some remarks in support of his
amendment, pending which,
Mr.. Fuller asked leave to make privileged mo-
ton, and Mr.. M. suspending his remarks,
Mr. Fuller moved to reconsider the vote by which
the seven regiments ordinance, was passed on yes
teroay.
Mr.. Myers objected thai he had not given way for
such motion, but thought the gentleman wished
to introduce privileged question.
Some discussion ensued as to whether the motion
was in order;
When the President (Mr. Reid in the Chair de-
cided that it was in order to make the motion, and
have it entered on the Journal but it was not in Or
der to consider it at that time
Mr.. Myers resumed his remarks and had the floor
when the Convention adjourned at O'Clock, P. NJ.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
LIE WE SHOuI.D AIInW nI1R ENr,r

to degrade by cutting off educational facilities
that Of itself, would give them partial victory
NORTH-CAROLINA is RICH IN MEN and ran ,e,,d
to spare from the field those whose duty is to educate
the young
OXFORD is QUIET AND SECLUDED VILLAGE,
comparatively free from the turmoil and excitement now
agitatiDg our country.
These considerations have induced to supply all tie
Departments of our School
with Teachers of the highest qualifications
WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR TUITION against the
daughters of those who volunteer fight for their country
THE TWENTY-FIRST SESSION will open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN JULY
The Annual Announcement and Catalogue
will be sent on application.
MILLS CO..
Oxford, n. C.
June I, 1861. S-wGsw8tpd.
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A GRAND VILLAIN.

a YANKEE BOOTMAKEK, BY THE NAME UF
"A HENRY T. DAGGETr, came from South
Weymouth Mass since LIST of April 1861, TO work at the
shoe business in Fayetteville N c. He had been in my
employment long enough for me to confde in him 50
BY him 10 me- thinking it safe chance. Being ADOLF
ZIONIST and swnder got the secession cause in
Fayetteville pawned my Watch in Raleigh for the sum OF
$26, (worth $l45) put this notice in, demanding my
Watch from Adams Express Co paying the redemption
money. also forbid the parties sending the Watch to
him in Boston. also truly hope that Messrs c. G. Bar
send his Trunk and Gold Watch they have, but give me
chance pay the redemption money said property as
he has injured least $780, will take the articles
and bind myself in presence of any respectable parties 70
send them to him when be sends me the money pay 10
redeem them. 5. s. GARTER.
CARrERsvILLs, Chatham Co., June 4, 1851. 5s-4tpd.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met in secret session at 4 O. clock.
At Z o'clock the doors were opened, and the Con-
vention resumed the consideration of the unfinished
business of the open session Of the morning, being
the ordinance to raise regiments of volunteers
for the better protection of the seaboard.
The question was on the final passage of the ordi-
nance.
Mr. Howard offered a substitute, in substance
varying but little from the original ordinance-on
which the vote being taken it was reccted-yeas 90,
nays 90.
Various amendments were offered, some of which
were rejected. The following were adopted:
By Mr. Rufin, to strike out the clause providing
for regiment of artillery, and increasing the num-
Der of infantry regiments to four.
By Mr.. Pettigrew amendment to strike out
the proviso, which allowed the troops to be raised
in any other portion of the State than that first
mentioned in the ordinance
By Mr. Barnes amendment to include in the regi-
ments, the companies already in service from that
section.
Upon these amendments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ensued.
The question required on the final passage of the
ordinance as thus amended.
The yeas and nays were demanded by Mr.. Thorn
as of jackson, which being ordered, resulted-yeas
58, nays 81, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allison, Armfield, Arlington, Bad
ger, Barnes, Battle OF Wake, Berry, Bond, Brown,
Galloway, Cannon, Christian, Council, Davidson,
Dick Billiard Douthitt Eller Ellison, Ferebee Fos-
ter of Ashe, Foster of Randolph, Foy, Fuller, Cor
rel, Graham, Green, Grimes, Hamlin, Headen, Hicks,
Holden, Holmes, Jones of Caldwell, Long, Mann,
Manning, Mcneil of Harnett, Merritt Myers Petit
grew, Sanders, Satterthwaite, Smith Of Halifax,
Smith of Johnston Smith Of Macon, Speed, Sprouse,
Spruil of BERTHE, Spruil of Tyrrel, Thomas Of Car
teret, Venable, Walton, Ward, Warren, Washington,
Whltford and Wilson-5S.
Nays-Mr. President Messrs. Bachelor, Battle of
Edgecombe, Bggs, Bunting, Carson, Cunningham,
Darden, Durham, Greenee liargrove, Hearne, Hous-
ton of Union, Howard, Johnston of CASTOR, Lander,
Mcdowell of Burke, Mcdowell of Madison, Miller,
Mosely, Osborne, Penland, Rayner Reid, Rhodes,
Royster, Rufin Shaw, Switzerland, Stewart Strong,
Thomas of jackson, Thornton, Tracy, Turner, Will
lams ard Woodin-37.
On motion of Mr.. Badger, the Convention adjourn
ed, it being about o'clock
SATURDAY, June 8, 1860.
The Convention was called to order at 10 o'clock
by the President
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Durant, Chaplain 9TH regi-
ment S. G. volunteers. -
The journal of Friday was read and approved
. The President announced the election of j. E.
Williamson, Esq, of Caswell delegate from that
county to this Convention, to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the resignation Of Mr.. Graves.
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THE OAK CITY HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE POST 0FFICE,D
RALEIGH, N. c.
VNHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED
and newly furnished in elegant style, and Mr.. MON
TAGUE, late of Wilmington, has opened the second
floor,
NEW BILLIARD SALOON,
PHELANS PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION
TABLES.
This Establishment, under arrangement, has been
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS,
&C. direct from the Custom House 1t will be conducted
the CASH plan, by competent and Obligng Managers
N. B. Walter H. Taylors Old London Dock Brandy
and the famous Reading Ale always on draught.
ay Snacks Served at all Hours. 81
D. G. LOUGEE CO.
March %, 1861. 33-w6swtf.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Convention was called to order at o'clock
The President presented communication from
the Governor, transmitting copy of the articles
and regulations of war of the Confederate States.
A motion was made to print the usual number for
the use of the Convention
Mr.. Gorrel asked that the subject be laid on the
table foE the present. as he wished to examine the
army regulations and articles of war, 10 ascertain
what part it would be necessary to have printed for
the use of the army, and it was agreed to.
The President announced the following committee
on the eligibility of members of the Legislature:
Whitford.
MI: fehaoie then resumed the floor and continu-
ed his remarks Of the morning on the ordinance to
Mr. Smith of Halifax, followed in onnoS;t;on 10
the motion to postpone and the amendment to refer
to the people. W -'to'
Mr. Meoane saia ne mad been sick and had not heard
the debate this subject but he had come m rn
to vote for the ordinance and against the
Mr.. Bachelor followed on the same side. S''
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The ordinance was read and passed by unani-
nous vote. - p 1.+@ -
Mr. Craige asked leave of absence for Mr.. Henkle
for few days, and it was granted. IS
The Convention then, on motion Of Mr.. Badger,
adjourned to ten o'clock, tomorrow morning.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

WHEx Tax BATTLE MAY BIZ ExFgcTEp.---
The public must not be impatient foE the
clashing of the two great armies now sp-
preaching each other IN the centre Of the
State The best information from Lax
ingtoa is TO the effect that Gen. PRICE will
make his stand at that city with the main
body Of his army, aad perhaps choose as
bis vantage ground thevery entertainments
which were 50 calamity and successfully
defended BY Col. Auliigan.
; To Veaeh Ann, therefore, and give him
decisive battle even with, ten days times
will require extraordinary exertion on the
part of Gen. Fremont. He haa forward
ed 10 jefferson City, an inuause quanti-
ty of army baggage, iacluding artillery and
ammunition ahe transportation Of which
will be comparatively easy and rapid by
railroad 10 ssdalia, 5us The movement of
which across the ooaatry by wagons viii
necessarily be difficult and slow II the
enemy therefore should not aavaace and
give battle at some point South Of Lexing-
tony we must not look for any important
results short of the latter part OF next
weeks. Louis Democrat Lat. s.
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The vote in this city 10 not canvasssd,
nor have We any returns from the ooan-
try; bat % far ~ the canvass he's pro-
crossed, 1t indicates the defsat of the Abb
clifton Disunioa, r6is-namsd sfUnion
tickst'' for county officers and for mem
bers of the Legislature.
Knkwood viii have 3 majority over
ssmuels owing to the fact that the tickets
were nearly all printed and distributed
with Merritts name on them, before il
was known that Samueis name would b
used at the election. Had it not beer
for this circumstance Samuels woule
have carried the eounty-as il 10 the EotI
for Samuels and Merritt viii exceed tina
cast for Kirkwood by considerable ma
ioritY. We trust the defeat Of the De
mOcracy will be a lesson which will b
studied to advantage By the politica
trafics who cold out the party to Adolf
tionism, with the vain hope Of diyidin
the spoils. Had Mason remained as 90
standard bearer old Pottawattamie woul
have given him 200 majority.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
rHE sroRM IN rmK KAsT,

The storm which Swept eyer the North
western portion of New York stata last
week, was one of extreme violence and
duration, inficting damage upon private
and publie property, which millions of
dollars and months Of labor viii hardly
repair. Railroads and canals suffered
most. Not line escaped except the Roch-
ester and Niagara Falls. In two Or three
instances, entertainments saturated or un-
dermined by the rain, gave way gn the
approach of the train, Sggravating all
other features of the ruin By the loss Of
human life. Inone instance, train drew
up in time to avert the danger, but ON
backing, found a calvert only few mo-
ments before crossed, had been swept
away, and thus, with hundred passen-
gers, it was detained, With darkness com
ing on, and no provisions. Canals for
miles have given away, their beds being
filled with debris. On streams the wrecks
OF bridges and mills were thickly scatter
ed, and many low and level farm wss
secured by the turbuleat waters, losing
ferces, stock and grain On the Lake,
little injury was done, in consequence Of
the direction Of the storm, bat so 6erec
was it, that steamboats, were propelled al
their usual rate of speed without the
stroke Of q paddle, and sohocners ran un-
der bare poles. Many weeks must elapsc
before travel is resumed with the same
regularity and security Ks before.