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mo-. ,ftH. Army ur tlr Pltu.us,. sad tn ta.u.
...i .n.t Doc lone that & ,sas 900 ..'.utrhr aud
r.a,.... tt.ts.h "a 'c. 80 ~ rn.,. ~ had never
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4. ..I mink who, ,,.,it. l.,u.u,"
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,y.d N.r ropclus on that trc fsi aud great c,u-e
.i a., ,rs,st,r WAS the rhArgc made on the site.
ro-, ,,,.e edIay the attnok mite -'rDug, l.vut4 o.
t.,,.,I ul-.s,lc T. tlare tic iiy Sion ui c1'rtcd
ir,ots IN the Aivauce The ressons ass 'url by
.sucr. Il rnsi,le Tor uot taking lLe o. has alv s1ns
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Tho steamer E''p-r, from Passport - Paiuc,h,
Hl"U ur pio,te Jcuu,yny.ll& Tenn, Ats.t o Ioas
on thr morning oi jan. q. She had on boar,
-ricr o'hrrs, s.Sty-el'bt men ani two officers Of
thr N'ut. I1lIauH Ittrry F'ur we're v He'd AM
eleven tn'ssI0r fpr'v were more or iczs 'rlurci
trt u is 'esrc'i. fatally lhey hat tow .iips aui
ammunition sith theu Every ng lust.
Tee ammunition c,V ..ici one hour after the b, at
CAUGHT Nrr. while Wc hull was foaiiug tUVu the
r.ysr d Ipurc shan on. uouf fellow VAS hurled iA
tire burning tiultrs TIE cspta'n states that hr
reported E,Etport that he boilers were uuri for
u.e, hut wps ordered tp proceed. When the eypo-
sion tlus lIle tus Y. pH VNs preparing 20 'tsvs
NE NsHt seven lu.t, 100 .in anchored o' johnson.
.c 'uf %, uI lt uu be, I,tin nIri la ihe steamer
Isiy Franklin, which was dsu. aged sou uu her
~ tbl0rt wa tho Agt.snl, As- d4ua .cd IhosV
tVY oats u..k ou the dead aud iu''.tcd. whu PIE
sslIcl most I.IAHIo srht Many hul uearlF al
t.,lr Hcsh A'iot nI owing to the iNrs oi rs ht-
in- ,Ntrt molly coid many we're sleep ug ur.uud
tne boilers. Ilors wcr, on board A.tuyethrr, Iu-
cIud.rE p.u.. aho,r mentioned one hundred and
sKt., Il VII rn ouc hundred and tys are lied,
Il4Ht.l.. al. 4utLTsi.
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rom ~uvannnh.

-Four hundred anI my bales Of cotton and Quo
hundred and segou'y-lwo terces NJ were
troYgAt to this sty hy he steamer Clyde, Whose
urris al IRON savannah was announced in yester-
DAYS 1u,. The cotton ~ 70 be sold On behalf OF
Ge Government. AMI the rice Is to be- applied .u
payment of die provisions purchased by Colonel
Allen on scr5uu. Of the City Council. The next
steamer vii nng i've hundred additional ueroca
Of rico The provisions .out from ths North had
been more than half d.sri buted when the steamer
lcr E,,r.cs constituted oue-th.rI Of the ol'
CAMS \ large meeting u c,ul,as "-a
Lc.d AZ the savannah Exchange ou the g5tl " J.l-
usry, to rturn tnsnks for The genery s'y 49, %, 1
.esl!ug exhibited by the Northern peope, Iss
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Sic Recent Pence tOUfcrCnco 'rhe Onur
Of Peace Thrown pom the icbci' ~ I'D
the commissioners Didn't tome 60 Nnsh-
iustou-1he " to go cn NHh Greater
NiL0r.
tspse,d. Covre'goHt nee cf The sun.
pash,ng,on, leo 6.-Altha.sh tie .,pe.,-i
suihvrtsilys announcement Of '.e te-u.,I o' ile
resent informal conference at h-wp.ou nds' te-
,wc.- the President and secretary %, state aut tHe
Confederate representatives q 81. Gc!a'c!, SUI
,enI Las trsusplreI {, damrcn the onIL u,iss't
te,,,. t.rt Nere eutsrts ~ many irr-. ua ..
spe, IS peace. 1t d,es not appear s.t .os5t 81 10
6aec rccu a1soIute'y closed, tut tie ouUs OF renew.
Inv I-etn 's brown upon Sue rel r.. suthD- tee
.uc uu,! they con EIDE Tie one grand ?..t Hslss .'
return 10 the Ju'gu--ttc war ~.'i Ice process u''i
up9n cur par v'th unabate energy Tie P.c-i.
ssnt has teen v,.ry communicative on the sll.c .,
sud his course bss been generally approved ty o.. 'H
Who bsve had an opportunity u s'er.us 20 lls
Ha,cments Itis ouinoLs that tho raj q - have
recovered their sl usniuiiy, wA.oh ~.s o. sore.'
t.ed ty the apparent saor a e q d.ulu u4g..f ''
By tee President and his conhd, nuu -drsyr iu
ree..ns the soutl ern Coums..,uers ou tne 'ru--
ret hne. CJntia rrsbIo nzcuIi;y hss been 81.
play 81 Ny The hot, -nJ lobby luu1.,r' account
Prvuier ~. sfra,i .Li, to -,oir-s eoa4 Ia
&c management ~ te "eeoua'ous ..
u,r own bands, ard ouea'y e-h TO-
C1rAuissoncrs 14d dive tLcu .rou W-s- la,ou
a OtAC-s It's supps-e- that there "a' s. nae ~ pre-
teusiou Of tue 10 fucuys Of the Courl r.ion nrrs '
tier Old poileAl associates, With Ihe c'''n ga.
result d, gIyGui4 lG the murtund peace pail!
BIt tbe uo-c pfous4," cSl isuaton - inst NJ .
kewsri unwilling 70 = .u pr nm. .sn b diplomat
" relsu.us abroad 10y the reception = l-i.ri-'l
r,prese4t.,tses FROM ,he C0n'cdeIs." s1ai'-
IL Is argued tAa, ue uugn.s.i re- -nu.-
Of ret-s ouyuys ia tie national ,sr iN 'h .'
Ne p-,yertvl b. France aua Lu, auI at pre- Do
dent ior pu oihc,al recognition q h-'t's -'". J
suu Mason -Lc agcfeiited r,prcrtnta'.'e' o' =
d, .,Icty roverumcnt. tuie- tAcs- ''r'umsIau'es
N.e iutyrceptou ot the suylyz 70, inlnptyu Roads
b. Genera Grant, .uI IheiT detepion oa rHA. =
yovernmolt =, alIcr, regarded aa grand f'rcAes
o. coward policy.
/. locs no, appear that the r. ,,dsut intended e.
yroceed TO Fortress Monroe BIt 5'-re'sry Sc"
.rd, on his FIRST iuter Vi'n Tie CgliH.ssi3H'-S q
sound them tenacious on the subject o' V'otns
wash,ngtou, as an interview wish tne Prchdcu.
had been ,,lsraut 81 thcm by NJ. Bar Upon
n!s, the Secretary Of State assured tss'n that the
pledge should he iuldllci, snl =; rncs toe1rsph"i
kr Mr. Lincoln, ws1 mime stcly proceeded TO Il e
scene " conference undo .tooI
tnai tie Commissioners iutulget Ia no coz
plants or recr1mns,ous, ami assumed al through
bat peace was no less desirable to tie North than
tie s5utl that tic rebels were ~ sbl, 30 rr1se
cute "a defensive war NJ the F,Isrss were t. COZ
nane the aggressive aud ttst it VAS 'qa..ly a.
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For'rsss Aor,o,, tet .. Hrsrs AeUnier Ii
Stephens, l. N. .. Hunter, aud Judge Campbell,
ami other Confederate Peace Commissioners, ar
rysl mere this Afternoon, rom City Point in Lieut..
ten. GrsnrI SPECIAL dlsrAIoh stesuuer, tho Mary
MARTIN Secretary Seward was ou hoard the ste.
nor RIVER Queen, waiting to resolve thom. lm.
usdisicy upon .se 'rrivai " the Commissioners
10th steamers ptO,eeded r. an anchorage in 'he
stream side b. side. At this writing, quarter
pas nve u'c.O,s, q. tho LJusians leave, Tor Bal
uu,ure. ~, q. es4u,ts are still out In the stream.
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Saturday. Ecl'. 4.
The Peace Question.
IatcM inct. and Ruror..

Wdshn.'t, Fcb. Its VOL understood hcrc
that no negotiations " any kind viii lc entered
uic7 with N'..-, stephens 4 Co, by tho Prcd-
a,n', except with thc preliminary understanding
ttt tlc South doe. not ask for separation from 1lo
Uu.on.
I.cW .sh'r-tau Cn-oNioLp rt,ni hy Colonel
Fotncy, who .s uu terms Of c,uaIspud political
intercourse With uc President and heals u de-
p,lua,u'a. s.u in double lcalci article ou
"Pcs.c," tu which Ne tUoslut aguiucAut Ian.
o.,yc is held,
'For oH' ctrn part, Sfrsty irin1 practically
and CJur'tf. uontug abolished, irs are ready 10
eopcsds ,rtrgth,0g ,se % rec q our srrinJ broth
re. o. the subject ot cunnrcatIon, who does not
know that many u tho lradiu. Republicans IN
,cucrc.s uhic,',i to tho law, which has been par.
Lal y auI m elect enlotcc' WHO Toes not know
hat thns' who ave pLr h.sei uu ~ tlis lsv. IA
thc tit, oi Washington -ui ,.rNhere, admit that
they have she ftAle.t q tides why not.
Ncl, al once lrys up 49,, Tor tie
sake ~ tcrtCiuA' p+acc, which al ma
tuus n iune ufvAr have regarded ~ temporary
II We are unworthy 4 ~ destiny which las
iccu trausu stcl rs by our fathers snd thcirf Or
'hH' Hc .c.d 'c tnytNy teuDrA,isIuE rrhel army
into Mc'icos Shall se allow u ~ rc'n'orr" tie
LlInIuus O. l. WIS Nap leon fni NsN milan all
W. lDlI t.C Ius.tluI ~ Fran - after tlC rcOoiu II,
when her eypNti'ate ruhltv plotted tlr great
conspiracy wii,h undermined The tirN rsu,
e~i suut.'uteI go hs st,,uu O and 0ual oyorthrONr
rail We allow thr desperate uieu who may le eN-
prrl ir m the Unite SlGtcs i1 the c' cni oi sud
ucr peace g. iutrsur ata.ust tie country hey
,u,o tratly loved, .I shall w tAho tcu back 10
meet q rc nee propi, of ,Lc lr slNtss OF America.
W ucy,t Mr Lucoh's policy Is, whether no -
.: Fortress Monroe VI Iu tne ctv OF Wsshiug-
ton, ~, t"l,ye be I,rtcs tAy rapfcnr AIM TO
20. rev srIius tha iroHds CO. Ne luiuu, aui iJrgiN-
ing the ru,nres e.. tho Union who ~rs ro.dy 10 re-
turn ~ uio ulI iag 10
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Amendment Ratifoations.


albany, Feb 3. There ~As an exciting scene
In the Assembly th!s morning Me passage VI tho
Constituton, amen iment which Was a.. p,ed d-
ye,A i2;uays o. The announcement oi the vote
was received With trcmeudous ebeerius The SON
At. having slrsaiy adopted ths AulcnimenL this
action 's Lusl the l.int resolution needing only
tie AyuEufs - tho Gyyernor witch VIII not BE-
deayoi lssr 'gislsturc Reportl
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
OUR WASHINGTON LETTll.
The Peace Mission.
What Was Said at the Conference
THE PETERSBURG EXPLOSION
Report 90 the Eonnittec.
GENERAL MEADE BLAMED.
The Invasion Of South Carolina.
ShermaD'S Combinations Developing.
EVIDENT ALARM Of TIE ENEMY
Branchville Declared in Danger
he Invasion Of South Carolina.
EVIDENT ALARM Of TIE ENEMY
Branchville Declared in Danger
From Washington.

1Lc Recent Pence gOUfCrCnCo- The Onn-
Of Peace Thrown pom thc Icbcls " I'D
tnc commissioners Didn't Come To- W nsh-
iugtou-Ibe " Gr To go cn " ith Greater
NiLOr.
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Il rleigh, TIE Lax. Eric raider, who has ius,
teen surrendered, ~ above, by the Canadians does
u.t prpoSs to Lc post t~outy.tVo yCArs of aye,
anything younger. h aoit, shot aud compact
ly hui,t, and weighs scout one hundred and sixty
Duinl his coudgemeug in jail he has been stuiYing
Creek ant French, and writing the adventures ~
his early life. Al the age Of fourteen no ran way
rom nus parents in glasgow, scotland, and found
his WAy ~ ftgly 1'rrc he entered the ranks Or
e ri. AID - army. GrttTg treI X he GroAt Liner
gtnr, Ne deserted n tho Austrans AMI fought
ng4ins. ltsy until opportunity offered Itself for
him ~ .c4ert Il sttudSrd ~ Francis Joseph and
cu bark iyl Spain Landing there, he !ounI moth
IN! p4TteL! ..ly flr h.s uue ~ spirit t" do o; s0
sftor hnI sojnurn in tho land - the 'olt Gas
than" he set sail on 81 American inef 'la1tmnn'
20, Slrt. America. The yesg was wrecked, but
0i4,st - th- p,oseugrrl wCr0 picked up hy =
suauisn trzIor, and lon4el 10 tho port oi Norfolk
Va Nucgh was among ne saved, lie soon
found his way 20 Richmond, and there he rsmHi 10
cd unit tie treak.nt out ~ NE American rrhs
lion. lie ws4 engaged AS cIe.k ia book and pub
beau, hous' ~ 10 the tHe VI rnter'ug Me Con-
fplrru'C nav.
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From Canada.

The Pirate Ruri-izh Delivered 10 the
uitcd states The AiIrn Bill Passed.
su,perstou B,,dGs, Feb -Burie,gh, tho Lake
Erie raider, was irl'ycrod 10 tho Unitci States
Prov ..-Aarah.l al slsp.nsion bridge. New York,
IL,s moru.u.,, ~ four oclock
BtOlsD plsPATcn
QveJec, Feb. 3. The Alien BA Vas read a third
time su. pa,sd the lower house last night by
Won. III NV.
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GOV C.Ny h.a uo.rr 90 Name Leyl,la,ur.,
yestrrl.s, SIC .G. ra. ~ .' tie resolution adopt
oI q Congress s4.ou-aIory II the Constitution
ab shing slavery.
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GENERAL MEADE BLAMED.
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WA,ei,ng, " Va, F.b. S.-lte Congressional
amen drnsnt abou,hing slavery In the United sta'es
vas unanimously ratified by both branches Of the
W...srL Virginia Log stature to-day.
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Bilrmorc, P,b. 3.-1ho senate day passe
the Constitutional amendment Nbol. shinS slavery
iu o,ngurrcuco Wal ,he @ruon oi Gs House pre-
yiously adopted
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THE PETERSBURG EXPLOSION

Report 60 the tOnIsnittec.
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rAE NDkrh: oAR3,ANA slANDAKDi .lWEDNEs.aAx,

of on the public highway balors armed soldiers,
AID pat ID company With my own Negro slave, -:
fdAo~ ffisossts an1 criminals nd akssn soeeth1
byoss an armed soldier snd tsksn 70 . military
Captain shotels ne I viz y shot i return 70
ny hons without .vritsen peImi.liion from smother
military man to do 10. WheE asking for 'the
csuse ofshyarrssf, 70 bstoM 10 caisiess aid con.
tenptaeax sEsansr stAss, I lhsse no HbenJ except
what the military cAoose to give Dc, end 10 hase no
canse assigned for it-no explanation made--no e.
Use given even the plea Of military necessity
ieel that I have been treated worse than shave,
or even = brute beast should DO treated. This IL
not my case alous. Fifty OF sixty Of Jour follow
When Will this or > similar outrage urou the cisi- 1
zens be repeated7 As soon a the whims Of some
military Major General commanding or some other
General under the ia6usnce Of intoxicating drinks
or Of personal hatred or prejudice or q tyrannicA
disposition to show his authority by annoying the
citizens. when ether motives shall prohpt him to
do so. Where is our protection1 This Eailing OPP
preston end contempt Of the citizens BY the militia
ry authorities - caused by Tho tame, submissive
spirit Of many public men and public presses, who
have not had the independence and true patriotism
TO assert and defend the constitutional rights Of the
STATE and her citizens AYains. Executive usurpaton.
The injury done to our cause il palpable. We, the
people, feel that humble these military tyrsnts
seem to consider nj, we were not born to be slaves
North or the South and we cannot be again de-
ceived by those who told 10 that secession was
peaeeable, and that they would drink Ill the blood
.shed, aud with ten cents pay all the expsuses in
CURED 10 . war caused by secession. We are nm
willing to believe these seise stotssmsn now, when
they tell us, thst must give up constitutional
rghts aad personal liberty and put ell power in the
hands of one man. in or,lec TO defend our. country
successfully against the enemy Give o. our liberty
lin peace or in war. If We mnst fight, let us fight
freemen, and not IS slaves. Even in the smoke of
the battle, let our civil liberty be preserved unhurt.
Amidst the din Of the deadly strife, the clsugor Of
arms and the roar Of cannon, let the geddess Of lib
erty sit upon her .hrons serene, inyiolate and
cred. waving her flag in protection Of the constitu
tional rights and personal freedom of the sons Of
the good old North State" II will cheer the hearts
and nerve the anas of her soldiers, to deal heavier
SHOWS in. defence of their country. Our citizens
should be wAtehfu and defend their tigh.s agains,
every eternal vigilance ia the price
OF Liberty" And when once taken; from the people
1t will never be restored to them.: ..
: But, Nr. Editor, must confess, that am quite
| respondent, 81 write. [much fear, that truck.
ling and subservient Congress have already forged
chains which yoa and ], and al Of US, must wear.
;. SENEx.
January IL; 1865. =.
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.

NyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
u .6ssnsSsonsf 70 fnsesigAte collect and dssfs6ess
Claims Of Deceased Soldiers gives notice that after The
10th isst, hs will. b. psepsred to furnish the blanks
Whereby ihe wives Children executors or adninstrstors
81 deceased soldiers may have their claims placed in prop
Or form to BE- filed in the Auditors Office in Rich
taond aud win use every effort in his power to have the
Persous applying for blanks must forward 20 cent
postage stamp Tor two 10 cent bs to prepay the
Register Of al. claims will be Kept and Il any time the
''''' q e'.m may % '''<' HENRY, E. CoL8oN,
80, Fayetteville, n Q.
Feb a, 1885, ls-m
Papers ofSsAts please COPY. -
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"Hs #ss.a. HIS PEAcn""-"I never. saw such !
man q Mr.. Hill is" said young man Is be had
just left Mr. H,ll after informing him Of an occur
renee adapted to arouse his resentment "a.
HE is 40 honest mar" said the person address.
ed. -.
"Hs is more than that; Mr.. White is an honest
man, but if you attempt to impose on him, he will
get as angry as hornet told Mr.. Hill that
Ha!seys boys bad thrown the rails of his fence, 30
that the cowshad been in the corn field all night,
and he only Just told sam to come with him and
help to put up the fence. He did not seem to be
angry at all" - -
Mr. Hill vas naturally = man Of warm feeling
He was guick-ip his sympathies and hasty in his
resentmsnts He became = Christian. He learned
that the servant Of CHRIST must not strike. Hewas
struck with the expression, tho msekness and the
sentleness of Christ" He was also struck with
The impression, he held his peace" Rejecting on
these themes be was led to avoid giving expression
to .ll angry and unk,nd feeling In consequences.
such feelings gradually ceased to have 4 place in
his mind No rudsueas or Injustice could AisfGh
the. serenity Of bis soul. % -. -. =
This wssa great sehieyenent Is II ~ attain
msnt eyobd the resch II any follower Of Cb:At
Il Il Mt IL psivsse and ths duty Of every Chris
: tian to- maa1v this atfsinnent4t p
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NOTICED.

" Cd ARCH, has bssu legally committed to jaii of
Surry County North carolin and confined therein for
more than tws.s mpaths and public advstti h@s
"a Tor six mopths and tho ownet of said dave having
failed sRPsar Proys property psy shsrsee I'D t.ae
him away; aud il having bsen ordered ~ the County
slsye Arch be seld agreeable 70 law Nstce % hereby
given that on tie SEtONR MONDAY in MAI next,
will oder said slave Arch for als at public saetou 70 "
hphsst bddsr Tor Csh &C the CeSthouse doos u ~
town Of Dobson-sueh ta VIII b made q yssts 70 NJ
., ga sheriff
I'll on. pe2k S-Ktk
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It's our firm conviction that President Davis and
hineolh viii nsser nskepsaca Ths!wat will goop
untjlsus q sshsr party i conplstely ezha.ns.
"a, unless ts people are permitted, in Ocnssafion
to act in The promises. There are some COED and
true men in opr Ststs Leeislaturs, mt aiasi they
are in the minority -poverless, Is too many mem
bars (esctsd . Conssrvatves) suffer themselves 70
be inllusnced " ths outside pressure Of pubic
fancti66arisS regardless Of the known wishes Of
their constituents.
Unlss Providsnee intssferea in bshslf Of sollsr.
ips and oppressed people, speedily, " 5sar ~ will
yetywitn6s5 stsfe 81 aAlifs n The SousAssH Oen.
fedsracy, in comparison With which The sssnss ct
the past fsnF ysars viii sinlk int utter inlignih-
canee-Sdlsm Press af,l.s. So
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In reply "a. the. Cdnsnsatiss Of Monday hst, we
,hsve foom. to day only to my, thst weappsove de
spseanhae snd resolutions offered b Samuel !:
Phillips; Esq, e the recent meeting ut Chapel H.
More on this subject heteaftsr. - /. 49,
5 The Cadets Of the Hillsborough Military Institute
are q pseasat IN The CITY, quartefed st the Town
Hall lis said they hare been sent here b guard
fsdesl pri soseEs. They are no dosbt spirited
and clsssr-sat ef boys, but some Of them ere en-
tirey too yosng for service. By tAA way, vi leara
that mny If the Junior Reserves bsys suffessd
much from sxpssars and sickness Many,of thse
children ought to b. sent home to their mothers
Tbs following Appropriate and pointed resolutions
were introduced in the House Of Representatives
on the 10Th instant BY the Hem. j.. 7. LEACH, Of
this State: ss-> = tt..:.s.,. ) &
Reseassz, That the views Of ]. P. BENJAMIN, Sec
retafy Of State, - reported in Speeeh made by
HIM on the 10th instant in the city Of Richmond;
are derogstory to bis position as high public
functionary of the Confedssate Government, . re-
asetioe the action Of Congress ~ delbsntiss
body, and an insult to public opinion. 81.
RssoLrsd That our army L. not composed OF
mob law nateria! that our soldiers aEe law abid:
ing men that in common with their representa-
tives and their friends 1t homo, they deprecats
croaksEs, official insolence or mobAw, - being 70.
pugnant to justice incompatible with the rights Of
ireemen and revolving 10 the feelings Of patriots and
Christians.
The House laid these resolutions on the table
and refused. to print them by vote Of "a to AZ
Subupatsd
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NOTICES.

usAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Il common Jill OF Suqy County, North. Carolina on
The .lssh day Of February sss, negro Boy Who osys
hia name il SILAS, and that he belongs to THOMAS
COOPER Of lreds'f County, N. q Said Boy i abcateo
years Of are blaok complexion The 10 hereby
tilted to coma forward prove property pay chasgss and
:: WILLIAM HAYAORE,
49, Sheriff.
Feb. 20, 1875. ..--. s-wte-
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STOLEN F.! STOLEN 7!

an THE l4rH INSTANT, FOUR MILHe
- west Of Hiilsborough, two bay HORSES, cash blind
in eye; one With white hind foot pony MY aa.k
two blind hsiers. supposed to be stolen BY two white
and one colored man.
reward will be given and charges for tbs delivery
Of the above property to The Subscriber at Hshorough
=, DANIEL ". THOMPSON.
Feb %. 1865, l5-atpd.
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Our readers will SEQ that No have allowed our.
solves but lttie space to-day for Editorial remarks
The contents Of the paper are more valuable and
interesting than Anything We could say. Editorial
matter s'frequenty the least interesting portion Of
Q newspaper ..