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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-06
Stir SdiIe unb GntBerte 3u bers
u.ictbeti.

Sen Hrsimoen II. &stonntea ber rGcneptbia". .G5e-
f.u ttatt ln6 cem scsbrten Yubliium utsrbaupt slr
sta9rttt baB fur tr9enb eius 3eit mad, hem 1Serbr
HE t1bne 9rcbe ar9tbaut: neue Sollt Der ngcnecrs
tto" nit ben hamtt ccrbrrnbenen &iumibteeu, iur
atbaltaus bon BdIeu u. Gpr;ert.n su mietBsu H.
metn frrbieiit6e Applitai irn semattt ptrb.
Ste ele1aute rrb tcitb are IIsfaffrung bee ar,e,r
SaaleS, nebit t:tr. .mbb ltren Garberobeimnts ilr
oetrcn II. 8nmsr irpte bequentes Refalra.i ,nS,;rs
nttr netit 9Obsm Spei Ttfaale nit ppaS' so sinos.
rtdteter 8hte, laitn Ritts su fpinftsr ubriS.
8caaorotaes G1fslee btrr fur 600 ,sonn,rtS IN II,
Gin M masisen pree 3u mietbcn. '' W y"
Rabtre Musrunft tet q. IN 1Rh.r
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NcbsH - s9elm0beit - Starfe !!
Sebet = WelunDbrit - GtGrfe!!
gebeH - Wciunbhcit - SlGrfe!!!
&,GS DcoSc srdt5o1ttepe SJetsmtftel
aor. S}uan Selamarre'S
tpeI,teribnlte ,fpesifiSet,c 9s;iifuH.

s3r. c5uan Selamarre'S
treIsberiibnte ,,fpesififdc N:itsn",
rnd, etner 8cri&rft hes Or. Suan Oelomatre, Sters
y.I5t AM rScpltal hu &plo. poer ,QaritpiiieIe"
su Paris.
Ste1e unhdbb1ie Weottin ia fctn Slenbpert; lie
belt SamcniluB rber Samtuidwate unfsb.b bar. aae
Jte jSatteit ett Scihltds. 9rert;euse u 5arnlpeoe
nnheiiplliNen cher uadtlid,n SaInenaGrslfs, pcber
e aub ribIen unb ME bsteutcn1 iis aud iein mb,ea
peie ben raid teiel8t une ben Srgaaen 3l neler ae-
luncel 9batste eertclicn.
Wan leie fpisens:s Sep9nis an,ekteuer franibT,
fber Meritt;
"sDr baben bic bon Gsarane.ere I. Dupont Rr. 2l4
Nue eoh,baTo. nab eem @eSepte tcS Or. Suan DeIa
,t9rrc Snbeleieten rireJben piaen" In unfeter yri
nat P,nrs NIT iid it.ts sie6beib,nbm 9rolae an
Se'ranet nne slauben. bae feline anosre psbi3in 70
Gut ssesnetit, aue p.ripnen bic an unfre,williatn
Sane te! es III 8ol9e ibier fsenSen 9tbenspelie.
Mnsibpctiurpeu pter Dstbbtiude - leeen, iu tur,.
len. R ". Btaurtearie, Or. Wee.
". .. Ou uiarbtnt %
Sean Sc aeu6re Or gVeb
0aris, ben Nat 1858.
WiaM bite iid, DOr yfadabnuugcnl
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Dro9ufttn In alen 9PeItbetlen p,rtautt. yreis 81
pro Gdadiel cher Sdadteln fir S..
Paranetere Dupont al,in9e 4iaenibin,er,
Wr. 2l4, 0tue 2omtar6, Qais.
get Gtnienouna ben 81 an n9enb einen ser bseoa
e,ns fsf oeriieselte S4abtsl. 6 SGa6tsln fir $5.
Ileintpc General. Saenttu fur Nn,erifat
SSfar 81. OfofeS y Scmp.,
Wr. ", GortlanbAr Rep. Ooli.
NB.-Iuf 9trlan9en ,pe ben traniDitide btutf6e.
iraniite II. tnhli6e Srcihueu NIT ocIl'n gebraubs.
gntpslfuaGen uner irseub elmer gcreiI. oerbidt
Sn Saliimo1eu. II. aD a ibtngtpn bel aae
Apeibefern Su basn.
asent,r fl @aItimore unt Natbar{taft:
So. Sbompfon BOD. t29-14)
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Ersr cI,fdii 1iuS MuI,r.

yin t6erts petlmitttl eesen bic fdlimntiten Sdne
Sen aiuter sbsr Gronifter (cnslnSlter pberaItetr)
d arrbbs uuo Rusr lit
Or. S!r'tlanb'a FIftupa gegtn bic
Sbo!e.a.
Faulenbe babtn burdb bisf,lte Seiluns s.funbsin
Se &eBterun9 prnottRe tn ben WilGrSpttGlern an.
Se bat 8tele unietcr Soloateu eurrt, aatbesm ale
apSereu Ytt;eI Diibt8 eeboIien, In str That babtn
ptr 8enne Seweiie orn Der Birtiameit biees mertbs
pOleu Sraparates aus sulammen,tetsnben aufTauasr.
eell anreoenoen uno 'pinesrett:hbtn Snsr.btensen,
eile 6laits anufhafer uub I,t5 samit peri,6eu III
stn Dle aeoereer lelbit ieQten bas Otittrl brett
sser4utsn. Us ~ eei allen apOtbetc,n III batcn; in
Z al ore tct Setb 8. 5ance Nr. los,
t5ef, yaitnIoeiir.; in spaib nation bel 8 o.
teb @. Mairn &Sruorr.
sSrePpsridutct: u. 9p9sler Il 6 0. une
Gbem cu& K . | q Baltimore. NIB.
9n W al n9ip bel GbS. GHriitiani,
Nr 81 va. aperue. (Sul61O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-06
@iehsta Siir a,ar,eml

&Sid>sts siis Danlen
2amen lelfle ecr Ttenite eiuss auteu arsies bez
10, Wrtta, uabe 2erln9tonar., psnben. Gr. e d. II.
meEr IA ber enii9e ar,t in esitm 2ante, aut ben
man hp bel Der Seiin8 oder iSragertrantteteu Der.
lRHea fnun, ole Ca Euo.
sat'!dunG ber mpuatliden &eintsuss.
@ebannuttcr+ +8crfou II. 8eri6WGruns
0(IGen. lrno setsnl6msrten,
WicnereciblaeenDe
mettsr FlnB Ipretitlrfefett, gfsroSiitSt, Rorfpeb
alnb ale ben Tamsn eiseut 8eihwtrcen
Seee Toms. bic tinen sef6tdten Srttpr winfbt
toute be- Or. g d. II mai sprisuGtu.
8'au perseie nidt bic Drummer 3o Iortbs, etn
pans Don ferr9tonfr., Baltimore, AR,' ar,eneisa
'rercen ua6 aren eanScsaeaenber rertautt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-06

Gte Nlnnbelt Nnp StuHtnpirlIt fIlan9t
Ir,Gn burtb Or. @ buman Sc
tcn5efcpj pSer SIraftsGlirir, Gprpie Or.
Q d II II a II Ms JtaDitdt sYElfn Deer pby.
IiIt1en WtencrterGleller.
Glee wurtercoGeu Wit'el feIcu be Mtambeit aud
ttl bet 0cupulieilttn Srntuticn WIeoer ber, mpge
be S:rrwtanl pon @uSbwe'tan5tn, Slma'@lr-
lltien ceer natiTit@eu llrla6fR Detri3ren. 6'f
uiriren O0I u no Qugi
G5amenIuD Doer Samenl9w6de ge-
l8ledtlite G6patbe unb G9efanpsbtn'
psrntife I'M glu9emeincn: NerpOftdt,
Mua3eGrun9, 6Glliud)t, Str1mpfe, 9eiltt9e
unb frrperltte QnfGti0teit, etne Tc!9e
Spn SetbiHhipGhung ,e.
Die Slr Setlunl tcr ce1leliten S5Re srtcrtcrltde
3tt III 2tpttn Die Otttiei muNea rat etn Ge.
ilutEen &nwEthtuien 8ttrauCbt rprben; ELI 6ebI.
ital ia unm53Iib. Gtet ba5 5e6tu gltitiam BON
&cucm trisuBcroeu Atttts ioGteu ron NGen, ole I'm
%cQrIiie lteber, bu Dett9tb en-, stbr3utt wsrbeu,
ea tDrs 8lttun5en bletben nb. Ole M i
TIN i1ep euInaie itrteF III tbren Die
9rBtsn il esmadjten Gntbttuuarn, Der GllUlg 1T
IN leerm eiuBetaeu Galc 10 gtipts p,e oai Goiben
6es GurR's 6m0 glaaer. SGnSltne bf
Du eren
&'el unp 66rper serf6renben, aus sebst.
men 0eiUpbnbetten fammenren Srant.
triten untGrpprfen2 Or. S6umanns
8ruftsGGena uno 0abttals9illen beilen bic
f@ltmmilen WGne,
plbrtno lie baunlos uub pbne ale Set6renee Sol-
gan pi.teu, uu5 estoIo sarantrt 6lb lie nbt iebl'
ibIa0en.
Ste perpen ppn Or. S9umann, M.30
Hort6tr., 6aus BON Gertn8tonitr, CUBE
rettet uno pertauft.
Shy SieGen, ndHt etnen 8erlu6 ba.
nit! Ste tperoen Gu9 gang getpiB Set.
lun0 brtN8en.
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JDr sJmngt.use,
bic Jtr purb 3rbbnen eebetrtter @e.
NDhnheit,u

osDr JMngttuse,
bic Str Sur9 SrDbnen 9e6einsr &C.
np9nbeiten
@ud ens, geabbtenee 0emuibper roetbente. letbpers
nlebtsuoe 2ater tuae,o9sn babt, has uniers Srrtn-
biuier tlut uno ncrer splpttdierH ;ablrCt1e &cnz
tiaferie lIeert - greiit cbne pIuiIdub 5u . T.
9 mann's eebens- -& fisat urb
U a b / ital-pilteu.
0teis pelberubmteu Wttttc gsetn ale aus sSuoenb.
il-,eu eutiptiuSeneer utssl babsr duferf sluitts
eAtAtt uuo Eluieuoe btm 9tbeu. tbucu Die eriunb.
bSf}E etGreeRe1et. 8ruitinbNe Seluus pite "a.
.s.ste. toenn ttiH Sstt So!o'en, en2 bic aiittsl
fssst anaepanbt wstotu. Gln 8ctub wtre ben
Haitenten elpon uberjtuSeu. Steer 'puie che et an
Serat5 teutt oieic arStnet'n 0ebraule !. uuo balb
mcrbeu l9Ubfetn, S!&d nno 3atr'coedbstt iutud'
Pebrea.
Office Tr. so,
JfDrtbfr., 6aus
bon 2ertn9tDnftr.
@)ebe bin unb lag DID Don
Sr. G1umann,
gir. 80, NOrtbfr.,
Saus ppn 2eringtonftr,
furtren! Gr bat eie Bis jeBt befannten,
grbbten Euren semaht ais Der Gntpeder
Ger eiu,te,u uuisbbarGu 0eimitel se3en sebeims
Erartbsteu. Die Yebanblun5 ipeidt er Wtftdat
bat bic SiGt3un3 ter aus3eSsttbnetien Aerite bon
gariS. 2on9on II. RCp-)ort unc tbr burb9ana8et
BtIclB bar lber oltn speltel eitSereut rap etnf
bauernee setlunS oer idl,mulTtn kiue ppn
tin9eturperifr ruitleuhe, gcncrrb5t, Strltturen
(Solnr6bren gereuBuna), 9ersrtterung 6cr
8rrltcber.Driiie uebcn peibe elmer eewiIen
gsbtlmtn . i5elpebnstit tbre Srllttnt
outanten II, (. N. II. In.
bis 3lr morai,Cb II GSsipebsi erlart5t perten tann
msnn Ger gatisnt iiob an AeSte wcneet, euf etren
slileu, Gei9d II @riabsuns man tb ctrlailsn Tam.
Set Ut. 9 Shumanu m unerer Ulitte Rb ais
Setifiinititr ntoerseaen bat linb t'e peien 8aue,
peltt unter tiHe Sepanclung setcninen iino idmms.
ltd - pbnr cine eirj0e ausnabme eebeilt porotn.
gtnise ssri;lteu beiionbtn itit Sabrtu.
gtipnbsre Hufmer,lanleit wtbnet sr allen 2eleen
eer Gshltbt8zn. Sarnor8ine tpie @encrrbte, ga.
nicnitab Strilnireu in lsber Bprln Rrcubeiltn eet
Riersn glais II. 8rlittber.Eraie, Wsrfural-ftiben
II. Sautute!n tpie ubtrtaupt syphilis I'M etlten,
.rpetten crtten graoG uhb trbitde.
Dr.. s Sdun.ann'5 Setintetbost eer Bcnorrbft
lit b rplipmmtniie bic es 9bt; ite ut bic turjert,
fherte II. beie. Der Rrauie ,rbllt te.neu Scpalrs
BaliIn,, feline Suteben tetn GeEpentinSl nod anete
Ste errcseRoe @ateu; cnoern bic ntllura erto In
jtpe Gagen c9re Sbmerleu, pbne unbeauenil'1telf,
pAne Genetruna btr Ot1t.
bamen bon IusIpdtts bic Dr.. S6umdnn I'M Hatt
Al iraaen ipuui6n t6nren eteies brselid, tbun. Ias
Brefe an bn icuieu cine potnatte entbaltsn, um
beantmortet ~ wtroeH.
ar,snsten psresn aa3 alien gessubtn beS 2antes
selantt.
liau p,,aeHe nidbt bic
Sftee: sly. 80, Iortbttrabe,
(guD291O Baltimore Nb.
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Hehte franspTS&se Gcratsse7as'
tsms&aptelD
{eapiD'es re olnisr'esl
iu fnstn tsi c ~ 2. 3arrt. sf,. 10s. gaIh
nprer. u't he Gset,er SnTr, &de
N'e's'-il, =. ..s.. :. M1k-l
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S6retbs u. SretEancr5ctesnen'
,s.. G6uie..
h. ~. Hrpf. Wi. Wlaier

y ~. VIUJ. III. WJIUTtt
trtbeilt Stblehti6reibenteu et.u alters uno ne
t@leobts In 10 Siuuteu rpuitauciDen llnttul@t th
S&neuIGoni6rciben. Nui usidlisflideS Se'lan8'r
pitb ber unterr!dt ben StI.tn aud M pans eH-
telbtn ertbetlt.
Die 3etnenI&ule 1T einSetbei!t In cine ie9o'aiS
Ddn,en. unb .8erren,Abtteilun9.
grittre befsbt aut,6hest@ nnur iar Namsa" ln
Stt6. u. BIumeutet dneR geleaetS {
gewtdbt irirb auf bas Sttdb etd,neR RtltSt. Sn
9esterer ,ptrbsn idmmtlide Ndter oes S'Idntna us
inr poafiarttsten Ausiabruus uritrrtbttt.
Mnmelounatn perben ;wiiten 1t. llbt Natml
tags 6uewek.Gde Ron Sparies. 1t. Eppriteltt. %.
eemprcttHcr itlbit entleseneenpnmtn tAua2' ~
Nreu6tiebe xbaier u. 9fDS,n,'fDe
unb 1itrcib. 6uiecn
werttn III paper oeer rr.;is perl1Hg rre q Hps1y
fxr Gritete Der nj biie Vrtia ac,ebeu II ett
(80-) ,,Gprtcisrnbtuttr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-06

Die aulmer,iam,et bon g s@netbern. at.t.
ber., g 6ub. II. Sttetel. babrt IL
ten, Rutibe ufpueeri, uno gRosrn,
tie cine ra,@s. Ieidt- u. bauerbaft arbeitsnbe
SiutcrIfid sNabmaiGine
brauten, lsn'en mir ouf otsle ntueae arfAenua8 au
benz Rabmaitinene Gebisie.
Die gir. l Ndbmaf6tnt fur Gabrttdnten
1T BON beicnb,rer Grbse ebr tart iraftis leid
Rdbtret : pom einn'ten 3attune bs gum tdien
qebtr - einaeribt.t unb nit taumwcaeneu, Times
rem u. ieotnem faeen eled sut arselttno. Db'uoh
felt Rursem I'm Warst, iine tisle Wal1'ren bere!t'
Secraute uns Sssermann il MT tbnen ausHsbmenb
Iufrleesn.
.9eusntHe.
infer Naibinia unb Ter 5aftor BADEN Detee 'prs
VI. Naitine aui psritteenen Stoften - BON
lhrertea @eidtrrlseer nnb ftnfen 3aiiertude u
Sattuns bis gum blnnaen stwebien paptre - obns
sie Spannuns ,u psrdnbsrn, srlnbItd yIcSrt u. 8.-
prltt, tno mir ftnntit, baB ft AM all Stot
fen stnen poll fommeren = q matt.
3d bin steberbdnbler 5abrtaHt babe BE singer
,hs n anotre W1ai6inea Sabrt lang ptobirt unb ers
uar, obns seeenttn lbrs Rr. Sdih- Rai6ins fur
WiIltam sod, Rleioers5arbler nv ,britant Rr.
I2l, 9a,eir, 9tiea5o, 81; ben IL. Su 1860.
,.aa bab. 1tre Wr. Ratbine BEL ssrltbteben,nt
- n,tt icrstitis u 8taneli9 prpbirt nnb ertldrt
h szSbne 3auSern fur cine febr oor5aelt DE
Gaftiu.. Sie arbeiiet raid u. serdui6los u lteIert
,in oeil.ommenes adarbett:
S.e duff m. Gdub u. Gtei,l. 6abrifaat
gr rs, Manccptitr., Gbtseso Su.i
Ten 20. 5uii 1855
sbr ercbe p.lbfHerte 5ebri{anttn. Raitlne III bi,
beis III. Sd,neiber bic i'd le tsnnst une Id babe IN
u.etutm GsIfafte III Sabrsn cine Wen3e Wsa'd,tnea
prrbut. a3a5 eaabir.eii Daue' battstett srai8e,
arsstt,r AMI slanst Ii 'is uuabtrtrptien.
TIanf Oapeupprt Rleibtrbanbltt
-einesl S.tsl-. ct. 2cuit, Uio
Zen l.. San loGt.
Grover &; 8aeer'ftbe
Wdhm a ebinens g Q m y a0nie,
yir. 1871, UaltimDrettr.,
(23l-) 9 9aIti M re.
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'dun9 Der WDnats Gteintgune unb
d(ien Spnifioen lnutterlrihpn

6eB!a8t inc iplteu ss ftD llr beicneuer Gutgats
MADDEN. t. 2 tumaun m Ratbe ,u iitber; a n
GIN Hrit Der in Baltimore b6bI ocrtbcilt aft te,ann
1T unr ME Gtpae ctrirridt lUas er ntdt ~ letter
I'M S!Gree 1T. Sameu '5nnen in ibrer pripatpp5.
uun9 in aden &te.ltu etr Stabt ttu6t peroen. Spl-
de- bic 0utcbNib her Stoet pbcr In peIer Verne mob
neu, itaTcu IN hes Gotors grtuatgDUbnuna tpabrfuc
sss 8cbtntettea mt arstt'9Sr gils9e reriePen ppo
httRtl pcrcsH.
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Batlmore, lno, 0irnltae, Ocn 6. Gebrndr TSG6

SiiDarpfon s SDmp's
g9aarenbaus
Rr. Z, @srrerifrabs,
Iabri.antsu ppn
n2nbrieating DIS"
batrntirter
&ciBcr 8agcnidmicrc,
eirbler NIT
sperm
gBalGftf&.
unb earb.SsL
GiBcutbumer Der
,GrceliiOr Soap Boris"
In mercer Ctr,
Tabrifanten hpn Er. l
Tanlitien Waftefeife.
Gbemifbe Slipcu Scife,
bic biat9ife unb f& am Sparfamlten Ser-
paftenbe I'm Martte.
Nenn Ste etne quite Sstfe pinl4sn,
70 iauftn Sts bic
,,Gresli liirr" 9emiiGe SliDea'
unb
Die Var,Ieiie.
gDtr earartfren, cap S:teymlrn nit her 8uare
5utrstta ut.
lusre Setfencrten uadtn eiuen b,rrteu Sdaum
nnb lHe In baIten, ME psldem Raicr Bletb gut Ju
braudpsn, llllo psuu St MIR einmal oamtt Cueu Be-
hld nematbt babsu, 10 rpolen Gle gar Ittne aubert.
tluleTen Maenttu urb tauFer Gie fd' escIbe. qaien
sic lid ia uidt nit anbfrtr RaGre bon ben GIpurn
abeIit5sn.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-12-05

A friend observed to us the other day that
he was not disposed to punish the instiga-
tors and leaders of the late rebellion, but
only asked that they be prevented from pun
ishing him.
This is the true view of the case. These in
stigators and leaders are lording it over the
Unionists of the South, just as they would
have done if the Confederacy had succeeded.
They are prescribing and furnishing the
Union men, and still complaining that they
are deprived Of their rights. We want Con-
gress to stop this. Congress may do what it
pleases with these instigators and leaders,
we are not disposed to punish them, but we
simply ask that body not to permit them to
punish Union men on account of their princi-
Piles. If Congress negleets or refuses to do
this, the Unionists of the South will be
obliged to feel that the war wagetl by the
national government to suppress the REBEL
ion was waged in vain, and that there is no
proper sense of justice in that government.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-12-05
The Position of the President.

A special dispatch to the Boston Adoerti-
ser says that the recent interview of General
Grant with the President concerning the am
nesty suffrage compromise, appears to have
been of a very interesting and significant
character. The General earnestly opposed
the scheme as an utterly unsafe basis of re-
construction, tending to restore Rebels to
absolute power in the rebellious section He
urged Mr.. johnson to accept and recommend
the amendment to the Constitution as fair
and just plan of reconstruction, taking the
ground that the people had declared for it
in unmistakable terms at the elections, and
that it would be unwise to disregard their
expressed wishes. 1t is said that the Presi-
dent listened to these opinions without indi-
eating his own views, but leaving decided
impression upon the mind of the General
that his advice would be disregarded. It is
known that Gen. Grant is of the opinion
that if MI johnson would give the amend
ment his support it would be Immediately
ratified by enough Southern States to make
it part of the Constitution.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-12-05

corporate the Merchrnts' and Planters Mutu-
al Benefit Company, and on his motion it was
ordered to be printed and referred to the
Committee. ~. ~
"A message was received from the House
proposing to go forthwith into the election
ofsix Councillors Of State. Not agreed to.
The bill to repeal an ordinance to change
the time of elections in the State came up on
its second reading, amended and passed.
On motion of Mr. Love, the rules were sus-
pended and the bill passed its third read
ings.
Messrs. Hill, Leach and Virgins, made re-
marks in support of the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Cowles, the Senate adj
journed until tomorrow at 10 o'clock
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-12-05
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SAlOhDA1, bCC lsG. lCOU.
The following committees Ito which is to
be referred all propositions looking to the re-
lief of the people, was announced; Messrs.
Moore, of Hartford, Russ Davis, Mckay, Jen-
kins, of Granville, Latham, of Washington,
Waugh and Bryson.
The following nominations for councillors
of state were made:
Mr.. Whitfield nominated Gilbert Dixon of
Cleayeland.
Mr.. Keenan-W. A. Wright, of New Han
over.
Mr. Boyd-Giles Mebane, of Caswell.
Mr.. Lyon-Eugene Grissom, of Granville.
Mr. Crawford OF Rowan-Jno. F. Eoard,
of Iredel
Mr. Richardson-T. D. Mcdowell, of Bla-
| den.
Mr. Latham, of Craven-W. B. Wadsworth
of Craven.
Mr. Morehead-S. F. Rankin, of Gull
ford.
Mr.. Moore, of Hertford-J. j. Yeates, of
Hartford
Mr.. Dargan-J. A. Leak, of Anson
Mr.. Westmoreland -Jno F. Poindexter, of
| Stokes.
Mr.. Roseboro-R F. Simonton, of Iredell.
| Mr.. Granberry-W. F. Martin, of Pasquo-
tank.
Mr.. Blythe-T. R. Caldwell, of Burke.
Mr. Allen-D. l.. Russell, of Brunswick.
| Mr.. Umstead-S. F. Phillips, of Orange
MIR. Martin-W. W. PEBBLES, of North
ampton.
Mr.. Woodward L. Bridgers, of Ed.
gecome.
Mr.. Daniel-Messrs. R. H. Smith and
| Henry Joyner, of Halifax
Mr.. Brown-Jno F. Hoke of Lincoln.
Mr.. Perry of Carteret-Jasper Stowe, of
CASTOR.
Mr.. Latham of Washington-P. H. Win
ston of BERTHE.
Mr.. Williams, of Martin-D W. Bagley, of
Martin.
Mr. Jenkins, of Gaston-W. Yates, of
Mecklenburg.
Mr.. Neal-Alney Burgin, of Mcdowell.
Mr.. Horton, of Wilkes-E. w. Jones, of
Caldwell.
Mr. Davidson--R. B. Vance, of Buncombe.
Mr. Cowan-Wm. Eaton, Jr., of Warren.
Mr.. Russ-C. B. Root, of Wake.
The House then proceeded to ballot. The
committee to superintend the election did
not report before the House adjourned.
A message was read from the Governor,
ei"hSiioeih5 bhO VI JIlc Itol-
dent of the western N. c. R. R., and a mes
sage from the President of the Cincinnati
and Cumberland Gap Railroad. Sent to the
Senate and ordered to be printed
MIR. Cowan, form the committee on inter-
nal Improvements, reported back bin to
enable the western railroad to complete their
roadbed to, some point on the N. C. R. R.,
with amendments and bill to amend the
charter of the W. n c. R. R., with substi-
tute, recommending that they do pass.
MIR. Jenkins, of CASTOR, from the commit
tee ON corporations, reported favorably on
bill to amend the charter of the Oceanic
Hook and Ladder company.
Mr. Davis, from the committee on Chero-
kee lands, reported favorably on bill to
construct bridge across the Nootla river,
with an amendment recommending its adop-
ton. |'r
Mr. ,Rosebro, from committee, reported ia
Vorab:y on bill to allow fees to justices of the
peace. with substitute recommending its
adoption. ~
MI. McClammy presented resolution pro.
posing to raise ajoint select committee to
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take into consideration the question OF adj
journment, and select a day.
Mr.. Lyon moved to lay on the table. Not
agreed to. +
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Whitfield, q resolution to raise COM
mittee to memorabilia Congress on the sub
ject of removing the negroes from this State.
Mr. Waugh moved to lay on the table
Agreed to.
MIR. Waugh, resolution raising a joint
committee to take into consideration the pro-
priety of selling the public squares in this
city and the site of the present gubernatorial
mansion, and to build another mansion on
Burke Square.
The resolution was promptly tabled, on mo-
ton of MrDargan.
Mr.. Guess, bill for the relief of the peo-
ple Referred
Mr.. Dargan, a bill in favor of widows. Re
ferred
Mr.. Latham, of Washington, bill to amend
Sec II, of chap 81, of rev. code.
Mr.. Whitfield, q bill to enable the w. g.
s. r. R. R Co., to pay its debts, complete its
road-bed, &C. Referred.
Mr.. Garrett, bill to prevent the telling of
timber in Pigeon river, above Kellavis
bridge.
Mr.. Bowe, bill to incorporate the Yancey-
Vile and Milton R. R. Co. Referred.
Mr.. Perry, of Carteret, a bill in relation to
the adjudication Of disputed boundaries. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Patton, bill to prevent the destruc
ton of grazing in the mountains of North
Carolina.
Mr.. Whitfield wished to withdraw his
resolution in relation to memoralizing Con-
gress, introduced this morning. He said
that as Congress was so fond of the negro, he
desired to give it chance to take care OF
him. He thought he was Inexperienced,
and now requested the privilege of with
drawing his resolution.
There was no dissent to the request of the
member from Cleveland.
Mr.. Harding, bill to amend the charter
of the Washington toll bridge company.
cALENDAR.BILLs ON SECOND READING.
A bill to incorporate Union camp grounds
in the county of Cleveland, was read and
passed-also Sd reading.
A bill to incorporate Newbern steam fire
engine company, No. 1, was read and passed.
A bill in favor FIR. P. Melvin. After con-
siderable discussion the bill was referred to
committee ON propositions and grievances.
On motion, the House then adjourned.