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FHE STATE or Ono,
EKKCUFIVB DEPkRTEEKT,
N,lr alma Anil ~ IaR1

GHoRsn B. SHxTER, Esq, Present:
DsEr Fir- Ssving kindly accepted the po-
sition Of superintendent and purveyor Of the
steamer Glendale, nov fitting out at Oinoin-
natl, for another trip Sfter the sick and
wounded soldiers Of our State, ] have but to
give YOU these instructions;
lst. Sec that the boat is In perfect order,
ana fully provided with every necessary out
at for the comfort Of the soldiers and your
self and party.
ID. Qasrtsrmaster General Wright whom
YOU viii meet at Cincinnati, 1t Is expected
will have provided all hospital and sanitary
stores.
Sd. Surgeon General Weber, also ct Gin
cinnah, win have provided and organised q
full corps of surgeons and nnrses for the ex-
pedition.
4th. After being thus equipped, you will
proceed with as much disp ltch as Is practi-
cable to Paducah, Kentucky, and placing
yourself in connection with those in author
/ ity ct that poirt, ascertain the condition Of
things at or near Pittsburg Landing, and
there tender the services Of your boat and
party, for the relief Of the sick and wound
ed you may there End, confning your et'
forts, Is far ss consistent and practicable, to
the relief Of the Ohio soldiers, bringing such
ss may be able to be removed 70 Cincinnati.
II however, you learn on your arrival at
Paducah that there Is no immediate necessity
for going up the Tennessee, you will proceed
down the river after our sick and wounded
i now in the several hospitals below that point
I especially desire your attention to he hos
pitais at Mound City and New Madrid, at
both of which places have reason to tear,
our sick have suffered from recent high wa
ter. We also have many in the hospital at
St. Louis now well cared for, have no
doubts SIN, IS I am desirOus that all should
be brought home, wish you to give your
attention to that point also. DR.. Weber will
be able to advise IS to the pressing necessi-
ties of this service.
9Th. You viii keep q strict account of all
expenditures, and report the same to me on
your return. To meet those OF an incidental
character, hand you, herewith, $500.
As you srs familiar with the duty com
mitte5 b you. by reason Of former service
Il these general instructions are-sll that are
necessary for your guidance.
Please keep me fully advised, by telegraph,
Of your movements.
Very truly youra,
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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Iar,.l.rIr. Proesealnss---Aprn 30.

In the Senate, the Committee on Federal
Relations reported in regard to tie resOlu-
e6n relative to the Improvement and fortih-
cations Of the defsnoss Of the State, that it
b postponed to the second Tuesday Of Jan
usry, 1888. Agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. spTagus the Governor
was requested to appoint a day Of thanks
giving and prayer for blessings to the people
Of ths State.
The thankB Of the Senate were rendered to
tie oflcsrB, clerks, sergOants-atarmSI and
o tie clergy who had opened the sessions
WifhpEayer.
Thepsr diem question coming up, the COM
nlttss On rstrenehmsnt reported back the
Senate bin to az the compensation Of men,
bsrS Of the General Assembly, as amended
b. The House, without accommodation. Mr.
GuncEsl moved to amend BY providing that
no member Of the present General Assem-
kiy shall receive mors than three dollars per
day.
Nr. Finek moved to amend the amendment
By inssrtlng 'ltEo dollars" DAAL-
On NJ Fincks amendment the yeas were
Il, nays Is, On M. GunekePsi yeas TO-
nsys -.
A.. Hitchcock offered An amendment to
allow $500 sor each session, and 50 for each
20 miles Of travel, which was adopted-ysal
Is, nays ls. Also, thst the act shall take
sGsoi from and sftsr the sist sf December,
1883. The amendments were then agreed
to-ysas 20, nays 10.
Inths House, Mr.. West reported anamsnd
msnd 70 the Hcpsa bil 70 az the fees o.
county clerks, After prolonged strife i
Wss passed. It is the old law ss to fees. bu
inoriminal casss ths clerks are to looE 70 tb,
defeated par,issfar their fees, instead Of 70 tht
couS-lpt he County Commissioner
nay allow 500 ION he treasury toward
hosos IN this way.
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Rurl.lsr our psaa.

Ths Seaate has passed the House bill aP-
propriatlng 5000 for the purchase Of
grounds IN the Spring Grove Cemetery at
Osnoinnati, for the burial Of Ohio volunteers
Who die at that city, or Wh0 may be brought
there for intarmeDt. This viii be welcome
LEGISLATION to thousands throughout the
Stste. We have before expressed our hearty
approval Of the measure, as one which alike
recognises the bravery and devotion Of the
dead soldiers, and the claims which their
fumilias snd friends have upon the State and
eouutFy.
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ny. STOCK a5ARKKF-May 1.

mONEY-In g-od supply and rather easier; call
loans making ct D cent? discounts on prime paper
sTER TTNG RXCHANGR-Is nominal at
1l2H4ll2S for bankers bills.
GBIiD-American gold firm. Sales ct ~ ~ o
cant premiua California gold bars 6rm a. 21f83H
q cent premium
G3DVRRNn ENr STnOKa-BIarket QUIET
United States IS 81 sT5SGs5; 1910 TTelsury Notes
l02E.
9FOCK8-Market Moderately active and strong
er. Uhfoago RocE Island 565f; Milwaukee \ Prairie
du Chen M; Milwaukee a Prairie Ia CHEN let
preferred ea tlsveland folsdo 4S; Stoning on 7ei
cleveland 8 Pittsburgh lS6; Cleveland. Columbus
q Cincinnati iI25f; Illinois Central 60Ni Michigan
southern %; Michig n Central 565<; Hudson 55H;
American Gold lux; EIia s75s; New ] Ork central
ssh; Pacific Mail lll9f; Erie bonds ssi Erie 81
bonds IS; Erie I'd bonds lnf; Illinois War Loan -
Oalifornia Ts So T1essur 3lOs lG2; United States
So "a coupons ssHi Uhilsd States Sc 81 coupons s7A
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ConpIaIuts Agalust Secretary WeIl0s.

CoGrlal1f1 AGal11t aooFetaFI WeIIos'
Ehs Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune writes that the great sue
cess which our navy has met at New Orleans
VA sIlsncs for time, the complaints and
examinations against Secretary Welles, as 1t
Il but another instance Of the efficiency with
which The Navy Department has been man
AGED throughout the war. The correspond
snt adds tba, there has hardly been day
since last July when the navy was not ready
and anzi0us to capture Norfolk, and Whstev-
er disasters have proceeded from the compile
ion Of the Merrimac, are not chargeabls to
that branch Of the servics.
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OswRGO STARKRT-May /.

FIAUR-In f.ir demand for interior md esst-
sgn trade. Sales at $500 for fancy from spring
wheat.
No. Chicago spring st s5c; Sill Is asked for good
winte- red wesferq.
GORN-Ia held { l3e
BARE.GH-In demand. Sales 400 bush Ham
nton 1t 74c.
RYE-Quoted ct $40
CANAL OR RElGHTR-Steady; wheat lie, corn
o5fc 70 New York
LAKR INTP0RTS-9-E00 hhls -four; 50, 800 bush
wheat; 1850 hush corn: s.0na bush rye.
CANAL RXPORTs I'm hhis hOur; uo;0O
bush wheat; 1900 bush corn; % 500 bush barley
6, so bush peas.
Lake Imports for the mon'h # ADril: 2s.s0l bhls
our; li9sZ2 bush Wheat: l4nsi7 bush cnrni e. ils9
bush barley; A7Ol lush rye; is.s62 bush pesF.
The canal is In good condition and boats ore NOV
ing freely.
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OHInAGn RIARRFT-HInv I

FL0UR-Markat moderately solve.
WH EAT-Markst STEADY and unch lnged. Sales
5000 bush ats1 GS3o for No !.
CnRN-@arket steady and hrm, S2a271e mixed
REGHTPFs-e.4OO bbIs asur; Il, 900 bush Whoat.
sHIPM RNTs-lss,O 900 bus wheat; 81. 900 bushels
RxCHANGE-Unchangsd. Gold y cent
pramium.
FRIGRTS-Frm.
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N. Y. CATTLE MARKET-AprII 50

The arrivals Tuesdsy and wednesday were 3973
Is 567 swine.
BERVES-The short supply Of beef cattle caused
more buoyancy Of feeling and sales were lively at
little higher ices. The general sci ing rates were
7H0Sc, and few prime snd extra well fed at 9c,
common quality At &c.
6HFFP-soarce and advanced fully 4n05no .
heal, Wool sheep b<la6c live shesred do ~ fA4Ae
VEAL-oalTes selling moderately at 4G4He; ex-
ira ct &c.
mTLCH C0WS-Market dull at s9aT0045O0.
sWTNE-Plenty and contiuue 10 daclina. Small
pigs 2k0sc; corn fed hogs 3a3,so; still fed s(G2<c.
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gIEvELAND PRoDuOR -.

kAf1N ANffAFNH NA@W0AkAA fAA A= - p -
MORNING. LEADER OFFIOE,l
BRIDAH monAIEa, May ,, 1872.
FLOUR-The market yesterday was let and
unchanged. ne only sale Was 90 bbls Indiana
white ct S5lo0
WHBAT-Markst Arm and unchanged. Sale Of
car rSdon track ~ Sioz. aud car poor red atsso
on track.
OORN-Msrkst stesdy and quiet. saIes Of 600
bush ansAt at $50 aad car on aeh a. he same.
OATs-Firm at go. No Ilies reported.
SMOKED MRATs Sales o. !. 900 aud 1909 lbs
smoke Oh uldoraht 70.
EGGR-salos Of . and 10 bbls at SIC.
POTATORs-M dull and but little demand
sals Of 900 bush prime HsshAnaooks at lOs
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=. ~ osI5 sIoE asa woundea.


Thsr report Of utGOy. Stanton to GOv.TOd
Of the expedition to Pittsburg Landing on
the steamer Glendale, which We publish
thif moEnins, win be rad With great inter
ct by ell our readers. We also publish
the Governors instructions to Geo. B. Sen
ter, ESQ. Of this city, who has been placed
inchsrge Of another expedition which is to
lssvs Cincinnati inmediatslyr In antioiPs-
zen Of smother urgent necessity for aid
and oomfors to Ohio soldiers. This Is 3
very important sud honorable provision
ard our readers win rejoice to known hat
Wifhuut waiting to hear that another bloody
satfs has actually been fought the hosPi-
tai and relief stores are already on their
wsy, ready to be applied ct the scene OF
suffering at days notice. The work is In
god hands and al viii be done that can
ooniributs to the comfort Of cur
voandsd and the care Of eur sick.
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M A R I N E.
PoRT o. oLEvRLANp.

PORT OF CLEVELAND
EETERED-May /.
SmF. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prom. New York, DunkiTk, mdse.
Prop. Gen. Taylor, Halleran, Buffalo.
Prop. Young America, Tyler OgdensbuTgh.
Prop. Olean, Rowland, Toledo, mdse.
Prop. Owego, Drake, DunkiTk mdse.
ScoW J. B. Chaplin, Dupuy, Detroit.
AE. CLEARED.
ssmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Prairie State, " illiams, Milwaukee
Prop. California, Roseae, Buffalo.
Prop. Olean, Rowland, Toledo, mdse.
Prop Young America, Tyler, 0gdensburg, mdse.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Traverse, Dunkirk, mdse
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk, mdse.
Bark Panama, Carpenter, Chicago, coal.
Schr. Z. Crawford Gaifett, Chicago, coal.
Schr. Morning Light, Hea, Chicago.
ScoW ]. B. Chaplin, Dupuy, Saginaw.
Scow Highland Chief, Dayton, Toledo.
ScoW Whittlesey, Chspin, Saginaw.
ScoW c. Rich, Blynn, Port Huron.
ScoW Rival, Bedford, Port Huron.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VESSELS PAss1Se.-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the 9th;
UP-Stesmer Sea Bird.
DoWN-Propellers EvergreenCity Bruce; barks
Sam Ward, Naomi; schOoneTs Arcturus, Look
out Kimball ]. B. Chapin, Altar, r. Mott, A.
g. Morey Sweepstakes, Sheppard, Walrus, Three
Bells, DeWolf, G. D. Norris, Cairo, 7. Baker.
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e i-rue every afternoon at 8 o ioloek an kYen
nr Leader osnfaiains al the latest neWe ap " "
that time The EVenlng Leader VIII con .sl9 ~
TIE telographlo ueWd received IN ne w S..e,
- SsifsfnisNsi vita the morning OF evening
siifTou al IHE sdr1g pfioel Viz I'VE aoltIe
rssr a. sel, cllrfts Der mohth. NcWd Agents w
aished 81 81 80 Fer - copies
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WANTED. 2. :.

KM ANTEU U-Io Buy, "A SdHCEAR-
w ship IN Bryant 4 II ttou's Conmerolal Coi4
lsRe- Cell e. 10 Untario stseet.
AURAP IkON WANT 40 -.
- , lcksmithH can always get the highest msrz .
ket pric8 ioE ecrap, Is NE6L4,
SIN o ne Pa5doek.s7
WARTED, no EXCHANGE b, a -c
w ane Meioison ior good HoFno. aqe for1Tan- r.
Years old. sddrcgs Box l055- ulsseland, y.
nOkeE u war ThD.@ANH Phk-
son hHvlnc goci H1-s1 wishing % tlsde
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" ANTEO-AO OTIYH AND IHrEf-. ].
w LIaEEF hEE sd WoAEH, u CanTnliinF
Dr. HOvard5s FamIly gIadIcnI Couu-nisn-..-
tE9 ne1t aeling Eork o. tbs kild nov % Ia 10 he
Rlelle. a henc tone 7-olt allowed agd sxol ave
right q IerEitory gifea- EoF 1egmG1 sdlEeus - '
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epstlal Aisasase q tie Gotsrbss.
THR STATE or Ono ]
ExRouTIvE DBPARTHENT 7
Columbus, April 2s, 1862. }


rs Il, Ssnats ans RoussO Of Reprsssatsdgss:
grHYLEWru-I comhunicale herewith the
rsport Of Lieutenant Governor Stanton ibis
uoment handed 10 me, giving the resust Of
BE recent trip to Pittsburg Landing with the
Gamer Glendale, loF the relief Of our sick
and wounded soldiers.
As The report is fall Of interest 10 our con-
stltuenis, beg that you cause 4 TO be imme-
diAtely published in the papers N this city.
Anticipating the necessity Of sending out
another expedition for the removal Of our
siek and wounded, have causel everything
necessary 70 = done 10 enable the boat to
leave Cincinnati this evening.
The party VIII move under the direction
of Geo B. SenteF, Esq Of Cleveland, q gen.
tleman Of known fitness for the petition. A
COPY Of my instructions 10 Mr.. SsnteF Is
herewith cent you, 70 which your attention
is invited. Respectfully,
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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In Allegheny OitY, Pa, Miss SARAH OoRDELIA,
daugh ter Of Mr.. J. d. ana b. A. U bennotts iofm-
erlY OF EsBt Cleveland aged Is yearI- -.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

WHOEVER EXCHANGED
w HATS uith uE at the mite Society" % Ea.
rs stret las THURSDAY evening, will please cali ct
Churchill 3 Bros Drug store and ercnange back
again, for the one got don suit or ht-
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sg the voice
3 can eoneur hsartilT n ths many eounsnda-s d
liens q tire t'BR9hN HAL Tk- uH13' pforarad
y tho aeEsEB BR0EH AZ the reIy tia-e they WeE3
krought % OR notice We AeEe 5elierln9 loln l3r
bsgmsn' NJ relief bT the use Of the rtlJhE1 lfliA
ing Of our readers are susriEg froa hr1Rchia irr-
tsriCn, rartioalariy Ministers or Pubic sBeaksFs,
lhsy viii nnd that this alIlpe remedy al frng a.
most magcsl re iaf and enable tham % spas Wiz
iftls didi catIy OF sunsling--l boItgu y atchmln.
uarIIOE -Aa rhtrs are uAuy imifatio-g a1L lolL
and oBEAIN rnlT Browns Bronchial 4roche1--f
ahith, b. lopg experience haye proven their galzf
haFi1F ruosired the saucficn II physicians Eane11
b. and testimonials from eminent mcn fhroughou1
the counfrT. ulnrIldfusl06
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NLUVES AND HU5IERK.-
VI Large additions TO our stock Of Gloves and
HSTi4i spr5 U.S. -'''' MORGAN, ROOT On.
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GHAKER HOODS 900 SHAK-
~ ER HOODS Of superior quality Just resolved.
AR MORGAN ROOT 4 90.
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FOR SALE OR Rent.

DOR kENT-THE STORE 1876
Superior street, recently occupied b. the
dersiRued, Room r. by $50 feet with Cellar and
room above BENTON BIOS. 90.
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Jan. 81, 1862.
YADKIN INSTITUTE,
DAVIDSON COUNTY, n. C.

vuyHIs INSTITUTION Is TOO WELL KNOWN
to require many words about its location, character
and future prospects.
We open the 10th session January 3d. 1852 under tho
care Of myself and other suitable teachers
Contingent fee Sl00. Board $3.50 per month Tuition
from $40 to $i5 per session We have small Offices for two
students in aroom, and only two. Books on hand.
BEATAVILLA FEMALE SEMINARY.
This Institution is about half mile from Yadkn Inst
tute, and under my personal direction in every
The young ladies board in my family and bsye every sd
Contingent fee $1os Board Is so per month. Tuition
so to SIS per session. Extras very low Try
sion ..
Inform me of your intention to be in school, and will
meet you at Lexington Depot. :.
G. HEGE A. ~. Principal
Dec. 81, 1861. l-w6t
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STOP THE DESERTER.

I'm THE 25TH DAY OF DECEMBER LAST,
~ one THOMAS PLEASANT MYERS. private in my
Raleigh, NC: Said Myers is fair completed, with blue
eyes, light hair, five feet ten inches high twontythree
years Of age and has stoppage summering in his
Thirty dollars res0ard will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery of said Myers me at Camp Mangum or to
the nearest military Camp pthe State which he may DO
apprehended. &. L. COOK, Capt. Co. B,
3sth Regt. N c. Vols.
jan 81, 1852, 4-wtf
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SALE OF NEW MARKET FOUNDRY.
IN THE I4TH OF ,EEBRUARY NEXT

an THE I4TH OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
" will be sold Auction, at New Market Foundry, near
New Market Randolph County n c. all the property be-
longing to the said New Market Foundry Company,
sistng of nine Of LAND held in fee by the
Company, with the MACHINE SHOPS, saw MILL, &C.,
and all necessary Buildings for operatives The Machine.
moved BY good water power, and every thing is in
good working order.
TERMS FLASKS, large quantity of wrought, cast and
pig Iron, and other materials
ALSO,
variety of finished work. among which are. THRbSii'
ING MACHINES, CORN SHELTERS, STRAW CUT ,
TIERS. PLOUGHS, MILL GEARING, MOULD BOARDS,
&c The Foundry and Shops will be kept in operation IN
the SALE and every opportunity will be afforded before the
sale any person wishing to examine the property and
possession given Immediately after the sale
~ ''N' JOSEPH NEWLIN, Clerk.
Tan Q, 1890 4-wtd.
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Proposals for Mail Service on Route 5O95.
STATES OF AMERICA,

HOSt once department. Contract Bureaus,
RICHMOND, January 10th, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Contract Bureau of this Department until ls
Confederate States until the ah day Of June 1863 on the
following Post Route in North-Carolina, VIZ:
No. 5O95-From Raleigh by New Hill, Haywood, Oak
land Branch Gulf Carbonton, Wasons Bridge and Gen.
treve to Carthage Is miles and back twice week. with
certainty, CELEBRITY, and security"
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NEGROES FOR SALE

\ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE AT THE
i Court House in Raleigh, on MONDAY Of February
Court, credit of six months, likely Negro Woman
to the estate Of Martha E. Terrell. deceased
- ". J. ALLEN, Executor.
Jan. IA, 1869. 5-wtd
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He was opposed to fixing arbitrarily upon any ter
minus. He should vote for the amendment to the
amendment, but would vote against the amendment
ITSELF
Mr.. Brown defended his amendment and the route
which it indicated.
The question recurring, the amendment to the
amendment was rejected
The question now being on Mr.. Browns amend
ment-ixing the terminus on the North Carolina
railroad at the Company's Shops, in Alamancc
county.
Mr.. Rayner urged its adoption. He said he
should vote for the amendment and against the or
dinance ITSELF because he desired that this measure
should passif pass, it must in the least objection
able form. lie regarded it as an insult to the un-
derstanding of respectable gentlemen to talk Of this
road as "military necessity" Members Of the
Convention were here wranging over railroad char
tiers, and heralding the merits of their respective
routes while the invader was landing our coast,
and orr western border was imminently threatened
with invasion. He should not discuss the general
question now, but would confn. himself to tho
amendment he implored the friends Of the meas.
ure-if this suicidal policy was to be lnaugurated--
if the East and the West were to be separated for
ever--if the fiat had indeed gone forth, that the
link, the golden link which bound them together,
must now be sundered, "in Gods name, to come %
miles nearer East BY adopting the amendment
If military necessity exists, the shortest cheapest
arguments Of the delegate from Alamance, mr. Ne.
hsne1 remained unanswered That gentleman had
alleged, without contradiction, the existeRce Of q
high, elevated plateau peculiarly ADAPTED for Che
purpose Of constructing railroad betweeh the Com.
panyts Shops and Danville. In conclusion, Mr..
Raynsf expressed the belief that President Davis in
indicating Greensboro as one Of tho termini, had
acted under 90 parts advice and testimony.
Mr. Gorrell repealed the idea that the President
l0C thus acted a rlanca at tho man jnor,ld AZ
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TRINITY COLLEGE,

NHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE JAN. Z, 1862.
IL The College is in full operation, with complete
Faculty. classes of good size and everything necessary for
thorough Collegiate education
Whole expenses for ten months, about S165.
Address the undersigned at "Trnity College, N. c."
B. CRAVEN.
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WEDNESDAY, February 8, 1852.


The Convention was called to order at 10 o'clock.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Mr. Hicks presented memorial from citizens of
Haywood county, praying that court of Oyer and
Terminer beordered to be held for the trial of cap
ital cases in that county. Read and referred to a
select committee. e., j. g.. .
A communication from his Excelleucy. Governor
Clark, relative the condition of the Cape Fear and
Deep river Improvement together with reports Of
engineers, ETC., was read and referred to select
committee.
Also communication from his Exceliency, was
read in answer to resolution Of inquiry concerning
the auditing of the claims Of the State against the
Confederate government Referred to the commit.
tee on the Confederate tax.
Mr.. Thomas Of jackson, introduced an ordinance
authorizing the Dalton (Ga) and Jacksonville rail-
road to unite and be consolidated with the railroad
system Of this State Read. first time and ordered
to be printed. -. 80.
Mr. Mebane, an ordinance relative to the election
of Governor and members Of the General Assembly.
Passed first reading ordered to be printed
On motion Of Mr. Ellison, the ordinance to incor.
,porate the Washington and Tsrboro' railroad com.
pany was taken from the table and put on s ascond
reading. -. y =
Messrs. Rayner. Howard, Schsnck and Brown.
stated SUBSTANTIALLY that they should vote against
tbe ordinance, not because they were inimical To-
the proposed road, but merely for the reason that
they were opposed to all unnecessary legislation BY
the Convention -
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Ihe STANDARD.
corpTRoILER,s REPORT.

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