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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, Dec. ID. 1866.
The House was called to order at 1O4
O'Clock A. M.
Sundry reports were made from standing
committees which will be noticed in detail
hereafter agu I'm .st
Mr.. Harper presented the report of the
Commissioners of the sinking fund, which
was sent to the Senate with a proposition to
print
Mr.. Lutterloh, a resolution in favor of E.
P. Tabb & Co., of Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. Boyd, a resolution in favor W. j. Muir
ray, Sheriff of Alalnance
Mr.. Harper, resolution to postpone the
valuation of the bonds of the State
Mr.. Harper, moved a suspension of the
rules that the resolution might have its sew
eral readings. The rules were suspended
and the resolution passed its several read
ings. 49, III
Mr. Kelsey, bill to amend the charter of
town Of Marshall. 4z.,s..
Mr.. Woodward, bill to extend the cor
porate limits of the town of Wilson.
Mr.. Hodnett, bill to prevent and punish
unlawful hunting.
Mr.. Blythe. a bill to amend the charter of
the Greenville and French Broad railroad
company. f'fs zsd}
Mr. Foard. bill to amend thu charter of
the N. G. Joint Stock Publishing company.
On motion of Mr. Waugh. the rules were
suspended and the House proceeded to con-
slider resolution in favor of disabled SOL
diers.-[ Authorizing the payment ofcommu-
tation, in lieu of artificial legs, in cases where
the artificial limbs cannot.be supplied.
ri A messagswas Revived from the Senate an
nouncins its concurrence in. the report O
thsso,nmittee Of copference on the subject q.
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SENATE.
The House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY. Dec, IL


Mr.. Avery from the Judiciary committee, to
whom was referred resolution of inquiry, as to
whether it would not be well for the people of
North Carolina to pay of their debts in North
Carolina bank note currency, asked to be dis
charged from the consideration thereof.
Mr.. CovingtOn, from the joint select commit
tee of conference, recommended that the Senate
recede from its amendment fixing the 2ith De-
cembcr as the sine die adjournment day.
Mr. Leach moved to strike out the 24th Deem
Der and insert the 18th.
The question recurring on receding the Senate
did not insist on its amendment.
The eSoution of Mr. Leach then came up and
was carried by q yeas TO 10 nays.
Mr. Leach moved to strike out the end Janua-
and insect 18th JANUARY. Carried
Mr. Love offered substitute that no bills or
resolutions involving an appropriation or expen-
diture OF money be passed by the Legislature
from the 24th December to the END of January
The yeas and nays were demanded and resulted
yeas 9, nays 81.
Mr. Love moved to still further amend the res
Olution to make the day of adjournment the end
December instead of December l7th. Carried.
The bill to establish ireehOids oicertain citizens
OF the Stale, wa. tncn taken up and considered.
This bill eXempts homrstea ;.
The bill was then read by sections and after
some unimportant amendments and notifications
the rules W, re suspended and the bill put on its
third and hast reading.
Pending this discussion the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 18th,

WEDNESDAY. Dec. 18th, 1866.
The House was called to order at half past
ten O'Clock, A. NJ
The journal of yesterday was read and APP
proved.
1Iessrs. Neal and Sudderth were allowed
to record their votes in favor of the bill for
the completion of the Wilmington. Charlotte
and Rutherford Railroad Company, passed
on Yesterday
Mr.. Waugh, for the committee On propo-
sitions and grievances. reported back the
bill to pay tails jurors for service in the trial
OF capital cases, recommending It's passage
Mr.. Patton, for the conference committee
on adjournment. reported resolution to adj
journ on the oath inst. and NEE. ON the 22nd
OF january next. Concurred in.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. McNair introduced resolution in
structing an inquiry 10y the Judiciary Com
mttee as to the eXpediency of giving the APP
pointment of -four inspectors in the town of
Wilmington to the Mayor and Commission
ers of said town.
AIr. Morton. a resolution of inquiry in
favor OF the people of Stanly County.
BY Mr.. Stone. ii resolution instructing the
Judiciary committee to inquire into the expe-
diency of putting all criminals (under SEN
tence of death) upon like footing in the mat
ter of appeals.
By Mr. Morton, a resolution in favor of Jos.
Marshall, Sheriff OF Stanly County.
BILLS.
By Mr.. Guess. bill to incorporate the
town OF Durham in Orange County.
BY Mr.. Kenan, a bill to amend Sec 2, chap.
80 Rev. code.
By Mr.. Harper, IA bill to amend an act au-
thorizing the Secretary of State to employ a
clerk.
BY Mr. Henderson, homestead bill.
On motion of Mr.. Cowan, bill to amend
Sec. Sd Chap. 81 Revised Code, entities IRE
ligious Societies." was taken up for consider
alton. The bill passed under Il suspension
of the rules.
An engrossed bill to extend the time for
the registration of deeds &C.. was indefinite
ly postponed ON motion of Mr.. Waugh.
An engrossed bill to protect the people of
Chatham county-passed its several read
ings-[ Suspends the collection of taxes.1
Mr.. Woodland, {by leave) introduced a re-
solution in favor Of Robert Bynum of Will
son county.
Mr.. Baker, bill to incorporate Rocky
Mount Manufacturing Company.
A bill to amend Second End of Chap.
IS, Revised Code, passed its several readings
-[Repeals the provision requiring a Mar
rage Bond.
Mr. TrulI (by leave) introduced a resolu-
ton in favor of the poor of Union county.
A bill to repeal second section of the Con-
vention Stay-Law, and a bill to repeal said
ordinance in toto, were laid on the table on
second reading.
A bill to, amend Sec 3Oth Chapter "a of
the Revised Code, entitled, Guardian and
Ward" and bill to make Roanoke River a
lawful fence in the county of Martin, passed
their several readings.
"A bill for the relief of administrators, ex-
ecutors, guardians sheriffs and other persons
acting in tiduciary capacity was put ON its
second reading. Re-
Mr.. Whi&ssld supported tho hill
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FOR SALE.

A T PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE COURT
IA louise in karon, on Tuesday, 18th of De-
cembe r, week CT Mcdowell County Court
l. o ne town lot, known as the "Sam Deal
Grocer y" half acrs, get in clover; building sufi
cient f 1r q smell family Kitchen, smoke-house
and sta BILE. t5. sss,Ha 70 81 -. s
q Tb e sHull let" enc acre; dwelling-house,
4 room ), cellar, disiag and cook room brick row,
Office 8, corresponding out buildings, wen OF
excelel IT water, orchsrd, garden flower plot, or
nament al shade trees-the most beautiful resi-
dence il o Marion. Ha.7 49,
8, Th g "MooIe Nine" near Dysartsville, on
South buddy Greek, 175 acres, half under cult
walton; 30 acres creek bottom, Is uncleared-
hickory growth, the entire surface sown with
gold a lease on which the present owner has al
ways ri sfused to grant
4 A mound OF IS acres, adjacent to the last,
covered with pine timber, convenient to saw
mill, an rich in veins OF gold, within short
distance las is also tract No 81 of the celebrated
Taylor dine, now operated by q Northern COM
pany. Al rs-f,z Fs4 y;-
5. The "Jarrott Place." $40 acres on the Ca
tawba, miles from Marion; % acres river bot
fom fine .'water-poweY, abundance of pine timber
near the locatedline Of the Western Extension,
very des irable property.
All pc rsops wanting homes, farming or mining
lands al invited to visit these, and to attend on
the day of sale. ~ }2H~ 9af .l!i ~
Onete nth cash, (greenhacks,) the remainder
one, tw, and three years' credit, with interest
from da te. f- i. & s.f....s 4.tt
Notes with approved secusity required
Title r. etained till the last lnstallment paid =
+ j9gteR' a3sf. .rit G - r. d. WILSON,.
Nov l. 3. 1885, 10 Nsaaf I 41-w4t.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. 1866,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1866.
In the House, Mr.. Elliott introduced q rrsolu-
ton directing the Secretary OF Wsr, to communi-
cate Information in reference to the Norfolk riot
on the 18th Of April 1865, and to the imprison-
nseHt In Georgia, OF Rev. A. w. Fincher, mis-
sioDary to the freedmen. fH
By Nr. Kelly, resolution declaring that the
proposition that the waf debt of the country
should not be extinguished by the generation that
contracted ii, Is not sanctioned by sound princi-
pies OF natisnsl economy, and does not meet the
approval Of this House. Referred to the Com
in;,tee on Ways and Means.
BY Mr.. Spsldng a resolution directing the re-
construction Committee to enquire into the ex-
peaioncy OF proposing joint resolution declara-
tory " the purpose OF Congress to admit the re-
be Iiuus states on the ratification by them of the
Constitutional Amendment, and the establish
lnent Of Republican form Of government.
Mr. Hart, resolution calling on the President
for information q 70 all tie pardons granted by
hia.
Mr. Ross offered resolution instructipg some
COMMITTEES to report bill prohibiting a diminu-
aye the issue OF bank bills under the National and
State lAws. Laid on the table by vote os "a to
60.
Select committees we're announced as follows:
On New Orleans not: Messrs. Elliott, Shelle.
burger and Campbell. On murder of United
States treOps in SOnth Carolina Messrs. Pike
Farnsworth and Cooper. On Southern RAILROADS.
Mesers. Maynard. MeClung, Mercer, Washburne,
Oh ln011na. On internal Revenue funds: McSSrS
Darling, Beauman, Eggk Myers and Trimble.
In the Senate quite alengthy discussion ensusd
on the outrage bill, particularly on the clause dis
franchisiag those citizens who left here to ioin
the Confederate cause. This prohibition was
strcsousiy opposed by Mr.. Wilson, of Massschu-
sets, among others, who said it was too small a
matter ts Naake difficulty about
NJ. Ccssn said that any citizen of the District
wis ioisss the Confederate army was guilty OF
treason. He did not apply this to people of
Southern States. But here there was no doubt of
tine Term ef government, and no one could doubt
where his allegiance was due He move to ex-
tend tia privilege Of the bill to females and CON
tended that II negroes had right to vote women
had Also. 3 essss,i i : 5sI
fsc fi.ise adjourned without vote on the
amendment
The committee on reconstruction have before
them bill providing that Chief Justice Chase
shall appoint, for each OF the Southern States 9
Provisional Governor and all other Territorial
machinery, and prescribing r, gulations for hold
ing Conventions for theadopt on Of Constitutions
securing to all men their ri hts irrespective of
cOler. Is -
ass5l WAslnsaa n, Dec. II, 1850.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson PR. cnted petition Of
army officers asking incruas; OF nav sf7s-" "a
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SENATE.


FRIDAY, Dec. 14th. 1866.
Mr. Bullock asked leave 70 record his vote
against the Howard Amendment PERMITS
sion was granted.
An appeal from the Ladies Memorial As
ISOLATION of Richmond, Virginia, asking for
assistance was read and referyed to the cora
mittee on propositions and grievances.
Mr.. Leach, by leave, q resolution propo-
sing to inform the Governor of the rsjectioA
of the Howard Amendment Carried.
Reports from standing committees were
then received and read.
Mr. Robins, from the judiciary committee,
reported favorably on the bill granting uni
versal amnesty.
A message was received from the House
together with a message from the Governor,
endorsing the report Of the Treasurer of the
University with proposition to print Con-
Cured in
Mr. Hall, memorial from Michael Rob-
ms, of Wilmington, N. c.. asking relief from
the imposition of the tax on medicines and
nostrums. Referred to the committee on
finance.
b Mr. Leach, by leave, a resolution amend
ing the law on criminal prosecutions. Re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary.
The hour for the consideration of the reso-
buttons setting forth the loyalty of the peo-
pie of North Carolina, having arrived, they
were discussed and considered.
Mr. jones offered substitute for the reso-
lutions, declaring that the inhabitants of
North Carolina most earnestly desire harmo-
ny. unity and fraternity among all classes of
her people and complete restoration of the
Union of States.
Mr. Jones moved to refer the substitute
and original resolutions to the committee on
propositions and grievances, with PROPOSE
ton to print. "a
Mr. Love moved their reference to the Joint
select committee on constitutional amend
ments. Not agreed to.
Sd The question recurring on Mr.. Jones re.o-
lution Mr.. Cunningham moved to refer to
the committee on judiciary, which was
agreed to. e-rlss
p The hour having arrived for the considers
ton of the bill for the relief of honest debtors
it was considered
message was received from tie House
giving ths names Of additional ihstidss Of the
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SEW sRAL PATRONS OF CONCORD FE-
MALE College have requested my aid in securing
Good Pianos

or their use.
This has induced me to make arrangements with
some c If the best manufacturers, which enable me
to fur 1ish instruments of the First Glass, at
reduce prices. can save each purchaser from
forty to, one hundred dollars. Price lists of the
manu-, lcturers win be sent to those who desire
them, to aid them in making selections. "
Whe selections shall have been made, the
money can be ssat to me, at my expense, by the
to the Depot the purchaser may designate Each
Piano sold will be fully warranted.
Add ess me = 0tatesvilie N. C.
]. N. N. CALDWELL.
April 81, 1855. - 18-w1y.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

gsw-B TUESDAY, Dec. 11th 1866.
The House was called to order at half past
ten o'clock. .kzsF0e
Prayer by Rev. Henry Hardie of the Pres
9s byterian church.
The journal of yesterday was read and
approved. IN aa.
.sasI Mr.. Mckay, for the judiciary committee,
reported a bill to amend second section
-. chapter So revised code, entitled marriage"
,.er Mr.. Harper, from the committee on finance,
10 reported bill to authorize the Comptroller
81 to employ clerk. s.
-s5''g Mr.. Lowe, bill for the relief of the peo-
Il pie. Enacts that the General Assembly ad-
journ sine die on the Gath inst Referred
.sok Mr.. McRae, a bill to amend an act to ex
ell tend the time for perfectirg titles to land.
80 IA bill to provide for the construction of
4. bridge across Motley river in Cherokee
= County and for other purposes, passed its
several readings under suspension of the
rules. tk 8 -
On motion of Mr. Crawford, of Macon, the
House, reconsidered the vote by which was
rejected on yesterdy, bill to empower the
County Courts to levy taxes for the repair of
e public roads. iatlE 9ff-st vi
Messrs. McClammy, Cowan and Waugh
supported the bill HN
-aEaz9 Messrs. 5Holderby, Hodnett Blair, Wilson
and Others opposed the grant of such power
to the counties, and asked that they be ex-
Guided from the operation OF the bill.
Mr. Holderby offered an amendment re-
strlcting the application Of the bill Of the
counties Of New Hanover, Brunswick and
10. 4Bla len. On motion of Mr.. Autry, the bill
-gh Was laid on the table. Yeas. 70; nays, A.
MIR. Patton, by leave, bill to change the
.etime ofsmeeting of the General Assembly.
Proposes that the Assembly meet bienniaily
- II. thip2 xsaAaV e ossebasa
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GENERAL AGENTS.

i John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Finch
& Fuller, Chicago, ILL.,; Burnhams & vanschaack,
Chicago, Ill; Dernas Barnes & Co., New foik;
D. Ransom & Co., Buffalo, n T.; Farrand, She
ley & Co, Detroit, Mich; Weeks & Potter, Bos'
ton, Mass; French, Richards q Co., Philsaelphia
Pa; R. E. Sellers & Co., Pittsburg, Pa; Collins
Bros st. Louis, Mo-; Barnes, Ward q Coz New
Orleans, La, r. A. Robinson & Co, Louisville,
Ky; Bigley & Bro, Memphis, Tenn; I: 2. De-
puy, Richmond, Va; Thompson 4 Block, Balti'
more, Nd; Dexter & Nelleger, Albany, n: II
Strong q Armstrong Cleveland, Ohio; william
Johnston, Detroit, Mich.i Wilson Peters o Co.
Louisville, ~. 20 bas tsrygsay4 I'd - II,
Oct q, 1854
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aie4. WAsl,isal n, Dec. II, 1855.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson prs cnted q petition Of
army officers asking incrcas ofpay.
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peace for various counties and transmitting
several bills and resolutions
Mr. Virgins moved to take up the resolur
ton to postpone the valuation oflands. The
resolutions were suspended and the resolution
passed its several readings. s. III
The consideration of the bill for the relief
of honest debtors was resumed.
On motion Of Mr.. Paschal the Senate then
adjourned until tomorrow at 104 A. NJ. y
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On motion of Mr.. McEnery the amendment was
laid on the table by the following vote, the yeas
and nays being called Tor by Mes5rs. Rogenberg
and Bailey:
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson j., Anderson s., Aver.
son, Brown, Collins, Davenport, Drew, Ditto,
Eastn, Eager, Eldridge, Edwards, Fenner, Freret,
Fishburn, Gates, Can't, Green, HaIsey, Harrison,
Hatch, Hays, Holt Jonas, Kent, Leblanc, Nc
Emery, MCGEE, Nelligan, Mutt, Pujo, simonds
Snider, Smith, Scott, Theriot, Thieneman, Tucker,
Walker and Waggaman- yeas.
Nays-Messrs. Bailey, Dugas, Ewing, Fishburn,
Head, Henderson, Leeds, Meredith, Mcconnell,
Mcdonald, McCloskey, Moreland, Peterson,
Phillips j., Powell, Regenberg, Richards, Seaman,
Stille, Solomon and Whittington-2o nays.
Mr. Walker moved to amend as follows:
Insert at the close of section eight the words I:
Provided that the legislature shall at at any time
have the power to lquidate the said company by
vote of two-thirds of the legislature elect.
Mr.. Head moved to amend the said amendment
by inserting the words ga majority instead Of
:" two thirds.'
MIR. DeLabarre, chairman, on behalf of the Com
mttee on Enrolment reported as correctly en-
rolled
NO. 307-An act in relation to plank road
from the east bank of Red Chute, in the parish OF
bosser, to the east bank Of Red River, opposite
the city of Shreveport;
No. 345-An act to authorize planters and farm
ers to furnish their freedmen with articles of mer
chandlse, without mourning the penalties Of retail
merchants
Pending which a call of the House was ordered
and no quorum was present.
On motion of Mr.. J. Anderson, the House nd.
journed.
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
Clerk of the House of Representatives
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We are also General Southern Agents for the
Travellers Insurance Co., Providence. RI
CASH ASSETS OVER 100000 90,
This Company lnsures against all PERSONAL ACCI
DEHiS whether TRAVELLING or at HOME causing LOSS
Of LIFE or PERSONAL INJURY e ~
s.as @ a. q s Company in all the Southern
A. PICOLET, Cashier. ~
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4 ITIZENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE G.
OFFICE, No. 8 CARONDELEr STREET.

Amount of Pemiums for the year 1865. S2206lI 30
Amount of Assets of the Company. ....... 100000 %
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay six per cent
eres on the outstanding certificates scrip on and after the
second Monday of February 1866 have further declared
ascrip dividend Of twenty five per cent
TRUSTEES
J. Lorbsr, Jss A Whit.
a H. DMeza, r Mathew,
Ar mhtenberger, J. Lemore,
A htoaut T. Avendano,
j. Lemore, l. Grand
'ho' aauche, A. verioin Degruy,
Omer Gaillard.
oMER GAILLARD President
HY. CAsrAREDR Secretary
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HOLMES q BROS INSURANCE OFFICE,
NO. 90 CAMP STREET, CUP sTAIRs)
INSURANCE COMPANY.
oY YORE,
CASH ASSETS OVER 81 200, 900 CO.
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF BOSTON,
CASH ASSETS OVER 5000, 600 90

FiRE, MARINE and INLAND RISKS taken in the above
SonPsneS. and CASH DISCOUNT MADE In LIEU OF
sCRiP OF MUTUAL COMPANIES.
EEfnnNP paf r EIsKs taken in above Companies
issued for two three, four and five years at material
saving to the insured 'S' " ~
We have faci tiles for efecting INSURANCE on HULIS
OF sea-going and River Vessels and Steamboats,