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sheriff until Jan. 10th, 1858, to settle hispub-
lie taxes. t
Mr.. Rogers bill to prevent moleststion OF
horses or mules captured by soldiers OF either
army. Referred.
Mr.. Durham q bill to exempt disabled sol
diers and widows from taxation in certain
cases. Referred
Mr.. Blair an act to repeal an act ratified
on the 7th day of February, 1S66-repeals SO
much as requires persons over 40 years to
work the roads Referred.
Mr.. Russ memorial of Rufus H. Jones,
Executor of Alfred Jones, deceased. Re
ferred.
Mr.. Cranberry bill to improve the law
of evidence Referred. -
Mr. McRae bill to incorporate the South
Union Manufacturing Company. Referred.
Mr. Clark bly, for the relief of the people,
providing for the issue of So, 900, 900 in treas
ury notes, with certain restrictions.
Mr.. Richardson an act to incorporate the
Bladen Manufacturing Company. Referred.
Mr. Richardson an act to incorporate the
Baden Land Company. Referred.
Mr.. Crawford of Macon bill to repeal an
act to provide for working the public roads.
Referred.
A message was received from the Govern
ors enclosing communications from Generals
Bumford and Howard, proposing to furnish
provisions to the destitute people OF North
Carolina, both white and black.
Referred to special committee
The House branch of Committee on Con-
stitutional amendment was announced to be:
Messrs. Perry of Carteret, Davis of Franklin,
Morehead, Keenan,, Wilson Of Forsyth, Russ,
Waugh and Hodnett
Mr.. Waugh bill to provide more effectu-
ally for the punishment of DEMONSTRATING
provides that crime shall be punished with
death or whipping at discretion of jury.
A message from the Governor was read en-
closing report of Jacob Siler, agent of Cher
okee lands. Ordered to be printed and re-
ferred.
A message was sent to the Senate propo-
sing to go into an election for Comptroller.
The Senate refused to concur,
Whereupon the House adjourned until to-
morrow morning II o'clock.
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SENATE.

SATURDAY, Nov. a.
The minutes of the previous day were read
and approved
Several unimportant resolutions were then
introduced.
Mr.. Wilson, resolution favoring and en-
couraging foreign emigration.
Mr. Wilson urged the reference and adop-
ton of the above resolution in some very APP
propriate and pointed remarks
Mr.. Speed had very little confidence in its
practical utility. -
The resolution was then referred to the
committee on propositions and grievances.
Mr.. Cash, bill establishing new regula-
lions. Referred to joint select committee
of both Houses and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Robins, resolution referring that part
of the governors message suggesting the re-
printing of the decisions of the Supreme
Court, to the committee on finance Agreed
to.
Mr.. Robins, bill in reference to the ap-
pointment fjustices of thep peace Referred
to the Judiciary committee.
A message was received from the House of
commons signifying the appointment of its
members on various committees.
Another message was received from the
House, suggesting the appointment ola joint
select committee on the subject of fixing the
per diem of the members of both Houses of
the General Assembly, and the salaries of its
officers. Not concurred in.
Mr.. Wilson moved to take up and consid-
er the house message-relating to printing
rules, etc. Considered and not concurred
in.
A resolution to print the rules of both
houses in a pamphlet form was then adopt
ed.
A message was received from the House of
Commons, together with the communications
from the treasurer and comptroller, signify
ing that their respective reports were in read
mess and asking the concurrence of both
branches of the Legislature in ordering them
to he printed. The action of the house was
concurred ill.,
Thespeaker announced that circular from
Robert Gibson of Louisville Kentucky, ap-
proved by the government of that State, had
been laid on his desk and asked that it
might be read for information 1t was read
and referred to the committee on PROPOSE
tons and grievances.
The bill repeating an ordinance passed by
the late convention, authorizing the exchange
of stocks, was put upon its third reading.
Mr.. Love, moved that it be referred to
committee on internal improvement. Agreed
to.
The Senate then on motion of Mr.. Wilson,
adjourned until II o'clock this morning.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER aSd, 1866

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23d, 1866.
The reporter being absent, through the
courtesy of the Sentinel we are enabled to
present the following report of Senate pro-
ceedings
Leave OF absence was granted Mr.. Snead,
Senator from Jonston, until Tuesday next
The Speaker announced the following COM
mittees:
The Senate branch of the committee on
the proposed Constitutional amendment, are
Messrs. Leach, Mclean, Covington, Clark
and Jones'
COMMITTEE ON PROPOSITIONS AND GRIEvAN-
CEs.-Messrs. Cunningham, Kelley, Covington,
Harris of Franklin, Jones, Brown and Wiley.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMs-Messrs. Cash, John
son, Bullock, Coward, Ferebee, McRae and Ed
wards.
COMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES AND ELECTORS
Messrs. Battle, Etheridge, Spencer, Harris, of
Rutherford, Hand, Perkins and Snead
COMMITTEE ON THE observation-disclosures. Will
son, Leach, McCorkle, Moore, Brown, Avery
and Robbins.
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL IMPRovEMENTs.-
Messrs. Avery, Hall, Virgins, Speed, Koonce,
Mclean and Love-
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND THE LITERA-
RY FUND.-Messrs. Hall, Edwards, Thornton,
Williams, Hill, Lloyd and Matthews.
L. ..
-sCowles, Berry, Marshall, Adams, Matthew, Fere-
bee and Paschall.
COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS Clark,
Moore, Paschall, johnson, Kelly, Thompson,
Respass.
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRs-Messrs.
Leach, Battle, Richardson, Bullock, Love, Will
liams and Kelly.
COMMITTEE ON AGRIcULTURE-Messrs Gov
ington, Barnes, Clark, Thornton, Perkins, Rich
ardson and Koonce.
JOINT COMMENSURATE BRANCH
FINANcE.-Messrs. Hall, Virgins, Covington,
Mclean, Berry, Cash, Adams and Etheridge
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDs.-Messrs.
Thornton and Barnes.
CHEROKEE LANDS AND WESTERN TURNPIKE
Messrs. Cash, Love and McCorkle
SWAMP LANDs.-Messrs Koonce, Spencer and
Coward.
LIBRAKY.-Messrs. Clark, Outlaw and Cum
bingham.
INSANE AsYLUM-Messrs. Speed, Wilson and
Berry.
DEAF AND DUMB AsYLUM.-Messrs Hall, Har-
rls OF Rutherford and Robbins.
Mr.. Speed introduced a resolution to prevent
fraud upon the revenue, on his motion it was re-
1erred to the committee on Finance
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Wilmington Market.

NOVEMBER q, 6 p M.-Sales of only IS bbls.
No: at % to 81, and 156 bbls. common at IS. rs
to 81
Cotton: Small lot 70 bales) changed hands at
81 cents for middling.
Spirits Turpentine.-66 bbls sold at 20 cents.
Tar:-Continues to decline, with sales of 356
bbls at $1.65 ssf si
Turpentine.-Has declined 10 cents; 1888 bbls.
sold at s. 10 y $50 lbs. for virgin and yellow dip,
and $2.55 for hard. K
Fish.-Lot of 81 bbls.sold from wharf at $40 for
pine barrels, and S13.7 rs for oak. 't
Corn.-300 bushels white sold from wharf at
$1.371S. -. ,...s,. ..s..,
Oats.-About 800 bushels brought Tx cents
from wharf. -i ,-srts ~ IN - sEfSs5s.
Salt.-50O sacks Liverpool sold from wharf at
$2.45 to e. so D sack. 80
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATURDAY, Nov. "a, 1885,
The following committees were then an.
nounced:
On EDUcATIoN-Messrs. Jenkins of Gran
vile, Lee of Gates, Bright, Beasly, McRae, of
Richmond, Hinnant, Wilson of FORSYTH.
Williams of Martin, Brown, Bowe and Har-
ding.
On MILITARY 'AFFAIRs.-Messn. More
head, Davis of Franklin, Turnbull, Kenan
and Davidson.
On Observation-Disclosures Russ Wilson
of Perquimons, Galloway, Autry, Stone,
Blair, Whitley, Horton of Watauga, Neal,
Blythe and Clements.
On SWAMP LANDs.-Messrs. Latham, of
Washington, Murrill, Harding, Chadwick
and Farrow.
On PRIVATE BnLs.-Messrs. Morrisett,
McClammy, Martin, Rountree, Black, Lyon,
Westmoreland, Morton, Goodwin, Moore of
Chatham and Woodward.
On PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS. Messrs.
Latham, of Craven, Henry, Simpson, Garris,
Williams, of Harnett, Judkins, league, Brad
sher, Vestal, Garrett, Gorham.
On CoRPoRATIoNs.-Messr McNair, Nor
risett, Scott, Perry, of Wake, Henderson,
jenkins, of CASTOR, Scoggin, Macarthur,
May, Smith, of Duplin, and Stevenson.
On PROPOSITIONS AND GRIEvANCEs-
Messrs. Waugh, Jones, of Pasquotank, Will
liams, Of Pitt, Barden. Daniel, Ashworth,
Trull, Gambrill, Rosebro, Womble and Ken
| dali
On CLAMs.-Messrs. Perry, of Carteret,
Smith, of Guilford, Boyd, Murrill, Granber-
ny, Allen, Rogers, Long, Lyon, Reinhart and
| Williams, of Yancy
| On THE INSANE ASYLUM Messrs. Craw-
ford, of Rowan, Carson, Shelton, Baker. and
York.
On CHEROKEE LANDS. -Messrs. Bryson,
Crawford, of Macon, Sudderth, Davidson,
and Kelsey.
On STATE LBRARY.-Messrs. Long, of Ca
barrus, Williams, of Martin, and Umsted.
ASYLUM FOR THE DEAF, DUMB AND THE
BLND.-Messrs. Hutchinson, McGougan,
Moore, of HEREFORD, and Woodward.
On PUBLIC BUnDINGs.-Messrs Boyd
Houston, and Freeman
Mr. Waugh resolution requesting the ju.
dietary committee to enquire into the expe.
diency of SO amending the criminal laws Of
the State as to provide that persons convict
ed OF misdemeanors shall work out fine and
costs on the public roads.
Mr., Whitfield resolution to raise a com
mittee on per diem and mileage, Adopted
/ Mr.. Baker resolution requesting the ju
dietary committee to enquire into the expe
diency OF mechanics lien law. Adopted.
Mr.. league resolution requesting the jul
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New PAPER.-Mr. Pollard, late editor and pro-
prietOr of the Etaniner, has issued Prospectus
for new paper to be published in this city under
the title of THE SOUTHERN OPINION" The
extreme, and almost belligereut, Southernism, as
the type of tine paper. The heading is the design
of Mr. Crehen, of this city, and contains Wash.
ington on horseback, q battle between Confed.
crates and the Federals, in which the latter are
flying, &C., &c. Prizes are to be offered for the
best poems on several subjects, dc-Rich Enc.
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WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAuRoAD-At the
annual meeting of the Stockholders of the VIII
mington and Weldon r. R., held in Wilmington
on the 2lst inst, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Hon r. r. Bridgers,
President, Messrs P. K. Dickinson 8. D. Wallace,
Everett, A. II. Van Bokkelin were elected
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printed anda copy of the same laid upon; each
members desk for examination
The bill TOR the relief of the county of Hyde
was then putnpon its second reading and paused
The rules being suspended, it passed its third
reading, without debate sH
ON motion of Mr.. Covington, the Senate then
adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
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Receipts and Exports of Cotton at South.
ern Ports.

MOBILE, Nov. 21.-The receipts of cotton at all
tne ports since September ], the opening of the
$50 600 bales during the same period in 1865 show
ing decrease in less than ten months of 10000
bales The exports from this port and New Or
leans the week were Il, 900 bales, chiefly TO Great
Britain
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hudson.
Mr.. Waugh from committee reported rules
for the government of the House.
The report was concurred in.
MIR. Foard moved message be sent to
Senate proposing to refer to joint committee
that portion of Governors message relating
to Agricultural and Mechanical College,
Agreed to.
Mr.. Durham resolution asking informa-
ton in relation to National Currency Adop-
ted
~ Mr.. Cowan resolution providing for pub
LEGATION OF Governors message and accompa-
nying documents in advance of the meeting
of the Legislature.
Mr.. Mckay bill to aid the Western Rail
road to extend its track to some point on the
N. G. Railroad. Referred, and ordered to be
printed.
!, Mr. Richardson bill to punish persons
for enticing miners and apprentices from en-
ployment.
Mr.. Whitfield bill to incorporate the
Union Camp Grounds Refereed.
Mr. Long bill for the relief of the peo-
ple-proyiding for the repeal of the Revenue
law
Mr. McClammy bill to empower County
Courts to levy taxes for working the roads.
Referred
Mr.. Durham bill to construe an act enti-
tied an act to establish scale OF deduction
of Confederate currency
Mr.. Jordan bill to provide homestead
exempts one hundred acres of land and house
from sale.
MIR. Ashworth a bill to exemp5 ministers of
the gospel from working public roads. Re-
ferred.
A message was received from the Senate
proposing to raise a joint select committee
on the Constitutional amendment Agreed to.
Messrs. Crawford of Rowan and Blair were
announced as House branch of committee to
superintend election of U. s. Senator on
Tuesday Iext.
y Messrs. Moore, of Hartford, Logan, Waugh.
Davis, OF Franklin, and Mckay were announ-
ced as House branch of joint committee on
that portion Of Governors message relating
to African race and apprentices.
A message was sent to the Senate propos-
ing to go forthwith into an election for
Comptroller, the names of Messrs. Brogden
and Cowper being in nomination for that of.
fee.
Mr.. Crawford, of Macon, added that Of
d. w. Balm, of Wake
MI. Freemanthat OF W. F. Collins, of War
Z rem.
Mr. Hodnett that of JOS Holdery of Rock
ingham.
The Senate refused to go into the election
Mr.. Allen introduced bill to amend 9th
section, of 4Sth chap. Rev. Code.
A message was received from Senate trans
hitting bill to extend the present term o,
Ia Wake County Court for one week for des
patch of criminal business.
: On motion Of Mr.. Rogers the rules were
supended and the bill passed its third and
last reading.
The Speaker announced Messrs Foard
pa nla'r and Boyd committee on Agriculture
aho Mechanical College
IN motion of Mr.. Mckay the amnesty bill
r Introduced by Mr.. Waugh on Yesterday wa
fel M to judiciary committee.
w. waugh opposing the reference.
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New,bern Market.

NOVEMBER %, 8 p M-Naval stores dull. Sales
of turpentine at S. 75c. virgin dip g. 75c. scrap
ings s.. 75c.
Cotton-Little in mark t-25c.-Jovr. Com.
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Masonic Election.

for officers of the Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons for the State OF South Carolina
resulted in the reelection of Gov. Orr, Grand
Master; H. w. Schroeder, Grand Treasurer; R.
L. Burns, Grand Secretary, nice A. g. Mackey.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

We note no changein the Tobacco market since
change were not very large, and the demand for
sound Tobacco Of all grades is good. Our quo
tations for Good Old and Fine Extra are only
nominal:
Common Lugs, light weight. 80. g 500 90
Good Shipping Luys good weights,
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MONDAY, Nov. 9th, 1866

{ The Cherokee Legislature, now in session,
has repealed the sweeping coniscation act
passed by that body during the rebellion.
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e New York Market.
New YoRK, Nov. 0--Gold 1854. Exchange
sixty days OK. Sight l01f. Cotton dull but nrm
SSH@851 market generally dull.
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ton of constitutional amendments. And IN
the next breath send men to represent the
Interest, the welfare, the honor and dignity OF
the people, with unguaranteed and untlrlng
confidence. The self same men who destroy
ed the whole land once, and who would
coolly say now, as they have exclaimed be-
fore, we never intended it! They always
supposed the States had constitutional
right to secede, and under chartered rolls OF
record, to set up new governments whenever
they desired! They never intended war,
they were ever for peaceable proceedings. =
There could be no war. No body Is going
to fight the United South. They never can
be whipped-look at our boys in gray, any
one of them is equal to at the least, sixteen
Yankees. "They never can whip US !" even
if there should bea little brush !" "Why,
we will agree to drink up every drop of blood
or wipe it all up with one bandanna !" Now
ye North Carolina parliamentarians sent here
to represent the honest people Of the State,
not the knaves or fools" but the plain, un-
political common sense farmers send to the
federal Congress once more, try Them yet
once again, as old Harry advised the farmer
of Kentucky to try him, your brag men, and
your cling men, who will boast of their Prov
ess over the North, and cling SO securely and
SO surely to the good government OF their
fathers. What treat it would be to hear
them descant on oaths and love of country,
the whole country, the utter detestation they
have always entertained for office What a
| margin for forensic display. It would be
rich to see Trumbull wink, and old Horace
smile and Morrissey stand ready to back 'em
with his broad fists and well filled bottle to
moisten their ardent chops. With what
JUNCTION would Gen. Butler shake them by
the hand, and placidly enquire if they had
any more spoons left in "sunny Southland,
that he had seen good many on his last trip
All how mellifuous would flow their won
J drous kind words, teeming with unfettered
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