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The Convention.

, u.,s engaged to Il late hour on Friday,
:. .ans;,.rinr and passing an ordinance, entitled
:. An ordinance to provide for the raising OIL h'"e!
for the support OF government, and Tor the Issue Oh
treasury notes r the purpose OF paying the pu''c
d.bt and purchasing supplies for the military forces
enployed for defence in the present war; ana iof
other nurposes.' This ordinance provides tor the
ssne of three millions of dollars in treasury notes.
hearing interest at the rate of six per cent per an
,m. said notes to be of the denominations OF hve,
fan twenty, fifty, one hundred and two hundred
d,r,rs and shall be payable or redeemable at the
lli, treasury ON the first day of January, 1850.
The said notes shall be received by sherittS ard
other collecting officers in payment OF public taxes
and may also De issued by the Treasurer to pay pub
Ii. creditors, military officers and troops in service
ke. &c The holders of said notes shall be enti-
lied il they shall desire it. to have the same funded,
and receive in exchange fof them coupon bonds oil
the State. payable in thirty years. This ordinance
WAS reported to the Convention by select CON-
mittce, consisting of Messrs Rutiiu, Rayner, Sat-
tcrhwatc, Strange and Carson. 1t was drawn up
ana passed with much care.
The Convention was engaged on Saturday IN con-
siderng Mr. Badgers ordinance for the suppression
of oppressive speculation, and also the ordinance
reported by Mr. Woodhn, from the committee raised
on the subject, in relation to the supply OF salt
The former ordinance amended or changed II
several respects and then ordered to he printed
and postponed until Monday. The ordinance IN re
aton to the supply of salt considered for son'
time, and much interesting information ELECTED OF
the subject 1t provides for the manufacture o
salt on the sea coast be sent forward as fast a.
manufactured 10y railroads and navigabie waters, IL
be sold to the people at cost. \ commissioner t'
take charge of the salt works is to be appointed a
a salary Of $500 and travelling expenses. The
sum of 100000 is appropriated for the purpose
The Convention was engaged Tor the whole o
Monday after the morning. hour, III considering lh'
above ordinance in relation to the supply of salt -
The ordinance was finally passed by vote OF 81 t.
IS. We will publish it in our next.
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DESTRUCTION OF CaoPs.-The South Carolina and
Georgia planters on and near the sea islands, are
burning their cotton and rice crops to prevent their
fall into the hands of.thc enemy. These are sac
rittes however great, which patriotism demands at
their hands.
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Oh Stanoaro.
.,,rIGu: WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1871.

SPECIAL yorICE-The STANDARD Is e"a"c'" s,'. thy
n,n The CASH SYSTEM Al penerT "I' 'S''s.s" 'J >mb
ss'rro . = ", no os FOUR wErks ~ r time Is sn
s n cnoss aAakon their pnn an" "as n r sa' is ru.
Gyr sosri tie piper mh he is"*i""a: 1s -, the er,s
Tram auhich there tciA he no dea"4"''. wac" ''
m,yh and rsaep yanr sibscri"ti"'' ,...
MR. Wss s StsnSs;d = per oa"".a, il" aasn""'
Semi vsefv, 81 Der ann"n IN 'a"1"e. changed mus,
- subscribers desiring Their ' as the one to. which
mention the Post othce fFo@ d w.
,sav aesire the change TO be made
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Surg. Gen. Y. c..

An IMPORTANT MEAsuRE-sIr. Manning of Chat
ham, has introduced into the Convention an orl
nance to facilitate the construction of Railroad
from some point near this place, on the Central
Railroad, to the coalfelts in Chatham. This orli-
repeats the lsh section of an act Of the Leg
iSlature passed in February last entitled an act ~
cooperating the Chatham Railroad company, and
provides that all solvent corporations which may
subscribe to the stock Of this company shall be al
lowed to issue their bonds for the amount of their
subscriptions pay able in six years and bearing six
per cent interest These bonds shall be deposited
with the Treasurer Of the State who shall then is
sue Treasury notes of this Stale, payable in six
years. and bearing six per ceat. interest to the cor
porationS subscribing aud depositing their bonds
as aforesaid said issue of Treasury notes not tC
exceed sSuoGGo. This is an important measure
We trust the Contention will not adjourn without
taking the necessary steps to connect the coaieldS
with the Railroads OF the State.
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GREENSBORO, FEMALE, COLLEGES

GREENBoKo' n: &. g:};:itE fIt7F
TIME SPRING SESSION OF THE PRESENT TKRM
will open the I'd day of january, 1852 The bIald
ing large conmodious well ventilated, with lire place
in each room The location is heathtul and retired. The
Faculty of Eve gentlemen and ladies' all ex
prrienced teachers Instruction and nrdngh.
With superior advantages for intellectual and mot1Sul
ture confidently expect liberal share of patronage,
in the present stale OF the country. .g,gs.
CIAsGEs SEssoS OF Five MoSTHs:,, .fss
Beard S5o; lights extra; Tut"n in regular cauFse,
s2n; Music the Piano or Guitar, $780, OF instrument,
~ So Painting i'll Oil $50 Drawing IS $t0;. French,
$40; Ancient Languages 81 - 7sl.N Icy
:, = =, - T! NJ. JONES' nrcas
December 8, 1851. 49e-5tI
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- Mrs. John r. Stanford of GAINESVILLE, Ga,
mas presented President Davis with blanket shawl
woven by her own hands from wool carded AMI spun
'y herself She will also supply Georgia compa-
ny with shawls by her own hands Such woman
Is worth her weight in gold.
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YORK RIvER.-ihe Petersburg Express learns by
passengers from City Point, that some nine or ten
VI Lincoln war vessels were in the mouth of York
liver Oh Friday morning last
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Il GENEROUS MERCHANT.-We learn from the
J., huston Sentinel, that Mr.. E. A. vogler, we'll
""o~h merchant of Salem, has recently distributed
e., all the widows and other really needy persons in
'''cil' a considerable quantity of Salt-enough, in
'''y instances, to supply their wants for months
:" come This liberal conduct is highly creditable
y. Nr' oser, and is in pleasing contrast with the
"p"iVol extortion now SO prevalent in the country.
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'CR CORRESPONDENTS friends, "a Cotton
Fainter" "Seckto," ID. W. B." and Fiat Justi-
''a' Will please bear with us for shorttime Their
''''ceS are on file for publication, and Will appear
~ soon as our space will allow 1t. ... ..-a-
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Governor Brown, of Georgia. has instructed his
Commissary General to seize for the public USE all
the salt which is held above five dollars per sack
Several of the Georgia papers criticse his order.
One of them says that there is cheating in other
things besides salt .f. -..s .
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MISSISSIPPI SESAToR.-lt is said that the Hon.
Mr.. Phelan recently elected Confederate States
senator from Mississippi is printer by trade
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ATLANTIC AND N. e. RArLKoAD..
TO the following COnsignees for the week end
.--- lug November 24th, 1861. ~

TO the following COnsignees for the week end.
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1t is reported that is officially announced at Wash
ington City, that the Federal Government has in
camp and in process of formation 100000 vo'un-
teers. 1t may be so, but we doubt it. Let US,
however, be prepared to meet them.
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Cur Schools.

We have repeatedly urged the importance Of sus-
| tanning Schools and Colleges in the very best
possible manner during the war. No temporary
gain compensate for the loss or neglect of the
education of our children and no reverse of fortune
should prevent attending to this important duty,
if possible Whatever else North Carolina may not
boast Of she least boast of her schools of all
grades, for both sexes No State in the South ex-
GELS her.
We beg to call the attention of readers to the
advertisements of the following institutions in our
columns to day:
The Eniresity.-It will be gratifying to the nu-
nerous friends of the University to learn, that
while many Of its students have buckled on their
and have gone to the war; its classic halls
still open, and that goodly number of students
are there We hope the next session will open
with large increase of students however much
the war may rage Its friends must not allow its
doors to be closed
Greensboro Female COllege-This is the oldest
Female College in the State. Under the able adj
minisration of Rev. T. NJ. Jones, it has attained a
reputation for scholarship discipline and efficiency,
of which the denomination which controls may
we'll be proud We are glad to learn that notwith-
standing the pressure of the war, it has had good
ly number of pupils the past session.
Trinity College. This has been of the most
useful institutions to the State and the denomna-
ton under whose auspices it now is, which we have.
1t has sent out large number of teachers into the
State and South, and under the control of the indie
fatigable President, Rev. DR.. Craven, it is likely to
maintain its efficiency for many Yeas. We learn
that its prosperity the past session has exceeded the
expectations of its friends and patrons.
Glen Anna .Seminory-Thls Female school, in
that healthy and stirring village, Thomasville, still
excrts happy influence, and is prosperous for the
times The Teachers are all Southern and every
effort is made to promote sound and useful educa.
ton. 1t is perhaps one Of the cheapest schools in
the State and is located In pleasant and ntelli-
gent community. .... +
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Brigadier General H. Il. jackson, who has re-
Gently been appointed Mayor General of the State
forces of Georgia. has left Greenbrier and has gone
to Georgia to take command.
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SURG. GENERALS OFFICE, }
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1861. {


DEAR SIR: read in your paper to-day an edito
rial upon the subject of establishing Hospitals for
the sick in this CITY, am pleased to be able to as
you that this subject has already received the
deliberate attention and careful consideration of the
proper authorities; and that ample and suitable ac
commodation for two or three hundred sick men
will be provided at the Fair Grounds near this city,
in few days. Carpenters and brick LAYERS are
daily at work on the buildings fitting them up prop
erly for this purpose. \ regularly constructed am
bulance wagon, Tor the accommodation of four or
more patients, accordingly they arc much or but
little sick, will 60 between the camps, depots and
Hospital every day. Of course the sick of other
States of the Confectionery will be taken care of in
this General Military Hospital should We have the
opportunity OF doing so, IN consequence of their
being detained here by sickness in passing to or
from the of war, in the same comfortable man.
shall provide for our own. Oar sick have
been taken of in the Military Hospitals of 9th
err States and North Carolina will be among the
foremost in this respect, she has always been in
every thing else connected with this war; We are
to all intents and purposes one people, and we must
feel and act as band of brothers. ignoring all diff
lerences whether local political and seek the
common good. Very respectfully
CHAS. E. JOHNSON,
Surg Gen n c.
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va ,'"DEF MiLl--Dnpont's large powder mills, at
'''hston, Del, exploded on the Goth of Novem-
'e'' destroying three mills and killing three men
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NoRTH-CAR0LINA,
Chapel Hill. =, -....,t 4
VEHIIE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN, ON SATUR-
4 DAY. 18th JANUARY, 1872. -
This Institution, situated in a region remarkably health
full and from the seat Of war, as been iu snecess
full operation since February 1873. A. no previous erind
have the and opportunities of improvement been $50
great as thev s.s.x,
December 3, lsa1 zee ss49A6t.
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The OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GovERNoR-Mr. Bat
tie, of Wake, has introduced into the Convention an
ordinance to establish the Office of Lieutenant Gov
ernor. The ordinance provides that this officer
shall be elected at the same time and for the same
term as the Governor, and his qualification and
mar rrer OF election shall be the same He shall be
President Of the Senate and shall receive compen-
sation equal to that allowed to the Speaker of the
House of Commons. In case of the removal of the
Governor from office, or Of his death, failure to quail
ify, resignation, absence from the State, inability
to discharge the powers and duties Of his Office the
said office shall devolve upon the Lieutenant Gov
ernor. We take it for granted that the Consttu-
ton will be so amended as to establish this Office.
The people are entitled upon the death of the Gov
ernor, to have an officer chosen by themselves to
take his place. ,'r -sE.s
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TRINITY COLLEliE...

FHNHE NEXT TEkM WILL COMMEAGE JAN .la82
Il The College in full operation, with a complete
Faculty classes Of good size and everything
thorough Collegiate education. ~ i.s''~ 10 " "
WhIe expenses fur ten monhs abont $l6s. -
Address the undersigned AZ Trinity Colege, n. S1 -
-, g., W. 49,. -, B. CRAVEN
December 5, 1851. ' y f'.>E - 4g-wtf.s
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u 1 e d,

DIED. ~. t. .ss.h5ftt
In the county of Johnston, the 18th nf November, at
the residence of his nuthr Mr. Mrdeca Vinson, in the
2ah year Of his age Z re ~ .@- 55tl''.stiee
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d., Wv ',ao Slight Sprinkling of snow here on Mon
~ night last-the first OF the season,
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The Confederate Congress at Richmond, on the
10Th ult, passed an act enabling the people of MIS-
souri, to elect members to the House of Represen-
tatives.
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Col. SiNGELTARY.-We learn from the Newbern
Progress that the decision of the court martial held
in the case Of Col Singeltary, srspends HIM from
his command for two months and subjects him to
reprimand for INSTRUMENTATION. The Progress states
that Col. S. has resigned. He is now IN Raleigh
If the Colonel erred his object certainly Il
pralseworhy one. He attempted to take Hateras
without orders, involved himself in difficulties, and
was court nartalcd
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State, Hospital for the soldiers.

w hen we penDed our article in our last issue, we
were not aware that our authorities had taken any
decisive steps looking to suitable provision for
our brave soldiers, when sick and wounded. 1t is
therefore, with the greatest pleasure we insert the
following note, since received from the Surgeon
General, DR.. johnson, which discloses the early
completion Of plan for Hospital at our Fair
Grounds, which will be hailed all over the State with
the utmost satisfaction. DIR. johnson and the au-
thorties we trust will be seconded in their efforts
by all the benevolent of the State We understand
our Hospital at Petersburg, Va, is superior 10 any
IN the Southern Confederacy and if our Surgeon
General receives the aid which he expects and
should have from our citizens, he intends that the
Hospital at the Fair grounds near this City, shall
be next to it, in comfort and efficiency
We trust, therefore, none will hesitate or DELAY
their contributions to this noble effort to provide
for the gallant men, when sick or wounded, who
are leaving their homes and fresides to fight the bat
ties of the South. But We must not detain the
reader longer from the excellent letter of Docto,
johnson: ....
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ARMY SnoEs.-Wc saw splendid article last
week, Of Virginia sticl,-downs made by Mr.. Thomas
of ThomaSve, in this State. We learn that our
army agents consider them very superior. Thom-
asve is certainly eXcelling any thing South, IN the
way of boot and shoe making Any article in that
line of business is produced in quantity at that
place, of better quality and workmanship than we
have seen from any Southern factory.
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WEDNESDAY,. DEC. 4, 1861.
Test Oaths.

, -s,,.A :s.s+r Test Oaths. -tiS,s
The following report and ordinance upon Test
Oaths, have been laid before the State Convention
BY Judge Biggs:- - 80 80
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-06-13

et." Let them be met as they deserve
and watch them that they do no harm,
and watch, too, those in our owu party
who are with US only to betray US.
1t will be seen by che extract from the
Enquirer they they still charge northern
fanatics with causing all the trouble. As
a sufficient answer to that, VIC call atten'
ton to an article on the outside of this
paper from the Scientific american,
which is not q political paper, and its
statements are undeniable
Another object of the Onion dodge
is to enable the Democrats to secure the
next Legislature, which will be called
upon to district the State for members OF
Congress for the next ten years. We
hope our friends will see that they can
not afford, at this time, to sell themselves
as cheap as the Democratic leaders desire.
Democracy, SO called, has governed US
for the last eight years. Do you want
moro of such governiugs II you do,
then take up with the "Union party"
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THE NEXT GOVERNOR.

If the rule that was adopted in the
case of Gov. Lowe should be followed in
the case of Gov. Kirkwood, and he
should not be re.nominated, it will Re a
serious matter to tind a suitable candidate
for Governor. We have no personal feel
ing in the matter, and only want to End
the best man for the place. Without
p'edging ourselves to any man, we would
suggest the name Of Hon. John Scott,
State Senator from Story County. We
have not the pleasure Of a personal ac-
quaiutance with Senator Scott, but from
. months careful observation Of his say
ings aud doiugs 10 the Senate in 1860,
We believe he is the best man in the State
for Governor, should new man be taken
up. Mr.. Scott is a native of Kentucky,
and is Of the true grit He was with
Cassius NJ. Clay in the war with Mexico,
and was taken prisoner by the Mcxicans
with him. If any body can name bet.
ter man, We hope he will do it.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
Celebration Of the Anniversary Of Amcri.
can Independence.

At this time, more than at any former
period in the history of our Government,
when the great heart Of the nation is
aroused, and It's mighty ,hrobs felt from
the Atlantic to the Pacific when a con.
federated band of armed rebels and trai.
tors are wagins war asair st our free in
situations; and when, with patriotic ar
dor, the countless hosts of freemen are
organizing in military array to do battle
with tho enemies of our country, and Sc
cure to US and our posterity the blessings
Of that freedom for which our revolution.
sry fathS's fought - the perpetnity Of
that Government, founded ty them and
cemented by their blood" the land of
the free, and the home 0! tie brave -
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LAT e 9 r

Gov. Banks has taken command at Bal
timore.
The troops have been withdrawn from
Point OF Rocks to Harper's Ferry, and
great disaffec:ion exists among the Ken
lucky troops at that point.
A laundering movement was made up.
on Great Bethel, near Yorktown, Va, Oh
the night Of the 10th inst, in which the
Federal troops fred on their friends, in
the darkness. Great blame rests upon
Gen. Pierce, The troops withdrew with.
out effecting their object. About 30
were killed on our side. The ensmy's
batteries we're silenced.
Troops in the neighborhoed Of Harper's
Ferry have moved towards Va. We shall
soon hear the result Of present move-
ments. e
The forces at Birds Point, Mo-, went
to Norfolk, Mo-, and broke up camp Of
notwithstanding Is prisoners, with
their arms A large quantity Of arms and
munitions we're also seized.
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