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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-08
BY J. H. PARROTT-AUCTIuNEER.
x,a THREE STORY

&sA A THREE-STORY
HUE BRICK WAREHOUSE AT AUCTION.
On THU RSDAY, the lst day of August, 1857,
ut ~ o'clock IN. in front Of the Mayors Office,
in the city Of Alexandria. Va, the undersign,.
ed, as Commissioners Of the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county, Va under the authority OF
a decree entered ut the November term, 1866, OF
said Court, i'll the cause OF w llson, ct H. vs.
Wilson, ct al., will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, a three-story BRICK WAREHOUSE and
LOT, No .3 80 feet front by 30 feet depth, on
the north side Of King, between Union and
Water streets. =
TkRMS:--l0 per cent cash; the residue III
equal irstalments, in six, twelve and eighteen
months, secured by the bonds of the purchaser,
with approved security. Title TO be withheld
until thu last payment is made.
GEO WIN. BRENT.
LAW g. Ia LOk,
JOHN = CHAFMAN,
f. l.. SMITH,
L. 2l-lawts Commits toner's.
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The subscriber il now receiving LiIecl from
the mandatory large supply Of
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
ii very rich and entirely new Patterns, which
will be sold at greatly reduced price. fol cash.
Call and see the11i. a N. TUEMAN
ITS, King street,
oov . dco1 src-e Washington ST.
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NJ lLLlNEE3'
MILLIN ELY

$50 KING STREET. $50
| would inform my customers and the ladies
generally, that J. have this day opened II COM
plete assortment Of
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
which will be offered at greatly reduced prices
Having all the facilities for getting the latest
novelties in my line, l shall keep constantly III
assortment Of BONNETS, in Grape. Illusion,
Silk and Straw, and of various shapes, such rs
RMPRESS, VICTORIAS, .
BLACf. CROOKS, MARC UEKlT As, 4 :,
And HATS iii Croqusts, FrOmenade5, Fleet
wings, Henriottas, and Sontag::
SUESHADES and INFA AT;'' HATS: also
Pendants and Ornaments
Bugle and Crystal trimmings. TO which 1
would call especial attention,
Bridal Wells and Wreaths made 1T short TO
lice.
Gentlenizn's Hats EIaached Pressed sud
Dyed MRS G. l. SIMPSON.
no. 49, King, near Washington ct
+. S.--UrdeTs promptly attended -, 40
t:oubie to show goods. my 2--tf
GAVE ALL YOU CAM
We have large stock III LADIES and;
MISSES HAND-SEWED LASTING GAIT
ERS, of every style and quality. Those III
want will do Well to cali at n, King St
ieG-lm w. B. WADDEY
STONEDRAKERS HAIR RESTGRER,
~ - Dyspepsia Bitters
- Imminent.
Cough Syrup.
Rat and Roach DETERMINATION
Pain Killer.
Horse and Cattle Powders,
Fox sale wholesale and retail By
ny jA>NNRI & co: las. King st.
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VOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF EALUA..
u ABLE LANDRY virtue of q decree OF
in the cause of Gibson vs. Gibson, &c, the I'm:
dersigncd, as Commissioner therein named W iii
sell ut public auction, on MONDAY, the 18Th st
Court House of Fairfax county, the VALU A.
BILE TRACT OF LAM in said county of
which George Gibson died seized, containing
one hundred and iorty-ive acres Said tract
lies on the Wolf Run Shoals road, between
three and four miles from Fairfax Station, on
the .. l. A. IL. r., adjoining the lands Of Geo;
s. Ayrc, Adams, Gartcn, Lewis and Burke II
is we'll watcrcd ard heavily timbcrcd.
EKMS:-Onc third Of the purchase money
in cash. the residue in three equal instailncntE,
at +, y and Is months, with interest, secured By
the notes Of the purchaser, and retention Of the
title till the last payment is made;
NELSON GIBSON,
w 5-1awts Commissioner OF Sale.
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~ ARNOLD i FIELD, IS
MERCHAN TAILORS,
Have removed from No. SO to No. So, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends, or any one in want Of 4 suit Of
good Clothes We have on hand and re-
Cciving good line Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
LINENS, &c,
which we will make to order, very low, for tn"
next two months: especially.
We propose to continue our ,>,,,,,,,
where you will always find the latest styles.
We will furnish
" HITE SHIRTS
as cheap rs they can be had at retail in Phlln-
deiphia. Warranted TO fit and wear well. Gail
and sec us, at No. 3d. King St, doors west OF
Rovnl. aug i-tf
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Just 1eeeived: real Lace handkerchief. Val
encianne=, Lace Collars and ;5laeTe=-veTy beau
titul, and as low as the sanla *. ii: can to re-
tailed in Kew York
Also large additions t. our stock Of ;577ies
Edge and Inserting, Linen, Cambria and Linen
Lawn Hand erchiefS, Hernsti2h ana Plain.
We sre receiving something new almost s7
cry day. Dealers, generally, sre invited to oall
and examine cir stock p .
i. l.. WOOD. .
ie a. No. ~, cor. King y FaiTfsL 81
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REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

-on,,ro,- lloyd
v;;.. t,Iaxo,dr;. y;rgini,.
JOHNSTON & LLOYD,
No, ~ K1so STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, va.
Have II urge nm"unt u
LAND FOR SALE,
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@A VALUABLE
s:asH COU N TR e AT,
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALEA.
ANDRIA, LAND AND CITY LOTS


ANDRIA, LAND AND CITY LOTS
At PRIVATE SALE.
The estate called WARWICK, four miles
from Washington city, and two from Alexan-
'lria, on the railroad and turn Ike between The
TWO cities.
The property will be sold in three paFts' w
DWELLING containing II rooms and out,
buildings. On this land are, an orchard, IN full
hearing; d market garden, grapes, shrnbbery,
we'll Of excellent water. The junction station
Of the Washington and Alexandria, with the
i.oudoun and Hampshire Railroad, is within Il
few minutes walk. The scenery and view are
ii unsurpassed beauty, and tire surroundings
ilnexceptionable
,. Thirty EIGHT ACRES ii Hne meadow
land, about fifty yards from fhe junction., and
iC0 from the CanaI-separated from no. by
the L0udoun and Hampshire Railroad This is
excellent land for grain and hay. and to mar"
:. Twenty FIVE ACRES on the old
Leesburg road about midway between the
Theological Seminary aud Aiexsndsia The
view from this situation Is beautiful and extern
sYe, and the neighborhood very agreeable.
Tbs above property will he 5h''NT hN The
smiY residing at Warwick
Also, the following lots in Alexandria
ONE ACRE, adjoining the l.1ildonh and
Hampshire depot, bounded BIZ fendlet0n, Fair
fax and Water streets
ONE ACRE, on the south side OF hau@"h
street. extending from Fairfax 20 Royal st.
ONE ACRE, on the south side OF Montgom~
cry street, q few yards from the Canal Basin
and extending from Washington to St. ,Asaph
street, A part Of this lot is occupied hy the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad.
:, lot ON the south side of Queen sire t, be-
tween Patrick and Alfred streets, about ~ feet
front, and leo deep, to 10 feet alley, with two
all tenements thereon.
A lot, at the northeast corner Of Alfred and
Wythe streets.
4 lot, on the west side Of Columbus ST., be
tween Wythe and Madison streets.
TERMS:-One half to be paid in cash, and
the residue in two equal instalments, At y and
IS IN onths from sale, with interest, excepting
that $1,000 Of the purchase Nancy for No. can
remain in the hands Of the purchaser for about
j years, bearing interest.
Further particulars Of W. G. YEATON. At
torney at Law, office in Stewards Block, King
street. G. A. ALEAAADER, Trustee.
10 24-eOtf
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WILLIAM u. ATWELL.
W & II T S .

VIZ ANTED-l0O) cords Of good CHI kSTN VI
w OAK BARK: for which we will pay So
per cord delivered a. Alexandria on the cars Of
the Orange g. Alexa. or Manassas Gap Il. T.: or
at the Tanncry Merchants or others wishing
TO contract with Us For 100 or zoo cords can do
so by calling on Ms at our store, No: j, King
street. We have always on hard OAK and
HEMLOCk SOLE LEATHER, UPPER
LEATHFR, Of ali kinds, Harness. Bride and
;}kirting Leather, which We sell at The lowest
cash prices We are paying the lighes; cash
prices for good BEEF HIDES, dry and green
an n-.o1f c. G.. SMOOT y SON
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AUCTION SA L e s.
BYJ. II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
As.k COMMISSlONER,S SALE Al f3,5 Or nm

Bv virtue Of the decree of the, Circuit Court
Of Alexandria county Va, in the suit Of ia
e CO si vs. Taylor, ct all and by consent of par
ties interested, the subscribers, as Commits
ers of said Court, will sell, at public auction in
front of the Mayors Office, Alexandrisa, Va, at
u M, on THURSDAY, the lst day Of August;
1867, the three-story BRICK DWELLlNG
HOUSE, No. 1884, Prince street on the south
side, between Columbus and Alfred streets for
merl. owned and occupied by Lawrence s,
Taylor, esq The lot has 9 front of about q It.
inches, and runs back 100 feet TO an alley: eN-
tending through the square.
TEkMS:-Ten per cent of the purchase mon N
ey to be paid in cash. and the residue in three
equal instruments, at 6, y and IS months, from
sale, with interest. the purchaser to give his
bonds for the deferred payments, and title to pc
retail: ed until their payment:
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Co,nm' rs
S FERGUSON BEACH,
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SOAP, CANDLES, &c.


U. NJ. MONROE. JOSHUA THOMAS
NEONROE $ THOMAS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SOAP, CANDLES, NEATSF0OT OIL. SC,
Corner Payne IL Cameron streets,
ALEXANDRIA, va.
The attention Of dealers and consumcrsls call
ed to our stock Of the above-namcd articles, OF
our own manufacture, which we offer at reduced
rates ooon
We have also constantly on hand from TO- OC0
to $4,000 bushels Of leachcd and unleached
ASHES. TO which the especial attention OF
farmers and others is called.
We guarantee satisfaction to all who may Ia
vor us with call, feeling confident that our
prices and tie quality Of the articles manutac-
turcd by us will compare favorably with those
of other cities.
All goods delivered free oC charge to any part
Of the city. NH l9-tt
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u z Y G o G . S
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.


MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
We would call the attention of deaers to our
stock of MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Black Grenadine.
Capermerett. Two yards Wl"e
- Berage.
g . Shallcy.
Hernanna. = wid,
= Berage.
Grenadine.
{; Iamertein
I.upin's Superior double-width Mouslin real
Moha;r Alpaca, all qualities superior Organ
dies ana Jaconett Lawns, with other desirable
goods, which we are Offering at the very lowest
1riccs. r. l.. WOOD,
ie 2S- Corner King and Fairfax sts.
TLEGANT NEW GOODS.
We are now in receipt of the best selected as,
sortment of DRY GOODS we have ever offered
in Alexandria
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,
we have all the new styles and choice brands, Of
rich figured and plain Q}rgandies po
80 Embroidered Grenadines.
Crapcmeretts, Mohuirs, Lustrins, DeChiey;-
crs, Grenadino Brooches, Ginghams, Seeded,
Striped and Plain Muslins. Heavy Kepped and
Plain Black Silk, Co!orcd Silk, sc.
IN MOURNING GOODS,
VIC have Slack Hermann two yards wide, Black
Berage two yards de, for shuwis and suits !;
also, all-silk Grcnadnc, Iron Bcraec, Lupln's
French Mouslins, Alpacas, tall priccs,l Plain,
Figured and Striped, Black, Black and White,
Lawns, Mourning Silk, New Style Black and
White, and Black and Lead Colored Calico,
English Grape and Grape Wells, Black Tissue
ana Beragc for Wells.
IN dom ESTlCS,
we are prepared TO offer great barg4ih8 III
Bleachcd and Brown Cottons, Tickings, Checks,
Shirtings, Stripes, Twills, Heavy Goods, for
Awnings &c, &c.
IN LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
we name 6 i and ST. Table Damask, Napkins,
Russia Diaper, Huckebacll tOwcling, FrlEged
and Bordered Towels, Heavy Bath and Friction
Towels Irish Linens.
IN MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
we have Il full line Of superior French Cloths
Black French Doesi!n Cassimcres, Co"red
Cassimuros, Twceis, Ctshmoratts, Summer
Cloths Drabdctc, kentucky jeans, Linen
Drills and Ducks Striped ana Check Llnon and
Cotton Pant-sLnIl5, Silk and Satin Vesllngs,
with Q full assortment Of Cont Innings and Tai :
or,s Trimmings, CruvatH, Necktioa Linen and
Paper Collars, Silk ana Linen handkerchief,
Half Hose, &C. together with our usnal large
supplv of rArasols. Hoop skirts French Cor
sells Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, EraIdS But
tons &c, We. all Of which We are determined
to sell at tho very lowest prices Tor cash, At our
now store, No IL, corner King and FAIrIaN 5t9.
my Y, ROBERT l.. WOOD.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY s.
WEDDING INTERRUPTED.-A curious incl
don't hammered few DAYS since at Schenecta-

WHDD1NG INTERRUPTED. "A curious incl
dent happened few days since at schenecta-
DIV. A lady, who has some property, and has
been widely known as handsome widow, after
long living in singleness, yielded to the mportu,
mites of lover, and consented to be ied 70 tlie
hpmenial altar It was arranged thao suc
should 60 in her carriage to the place "heie
the ceremony was to come OFT. and theie ihccG
the expectant bridegroom. The iaoy s'cppco
into the carriage, but was astonlshea py sea-
st|eman stepping in alter her, and declaring
that he would 20 along and see her married.
Il was her husband, with whom she had not
lived for years, but who had, it seems, kept
accurately posted in regard to her movements:
It is UNNECESSARY to say that the wedding did
not come of, and when the cxpcctant bride
groom heard of the difficulty he Vamoscd III
hot haste.
A WONDERFUL Clock. Ashby Ste
phens, well-known throughout West Virginia
as Methodist minister, now a teacher at Point
Pleasant, has invented clock which may just
" be ranked among the remarkable inventions
of the times. 1t is not, accurately speaking,
clock, but an attachment which may DC JOIN
ed to any clock. 1t calculates with sclcntllc
precision the rising aud setting or the sun,
moon and stars. Shows the changes IN tlc
moon, and calculates all THE ccllpscs. 1t
shows the right ascension and dcClcnslon OF the
stars, the place of the sun and moon 10 the
zodiac, and in what constellation, With many
other of the celestial phenomena. Thisit will
do for one hundred years. Wheeling Int.
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- DWELLING HOUSE WANTED
aaa Wanted to rent q Dwelling Housr. suitable
for small family, and located in q desirable
portion Of the city. Apply atthis office
"a
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

s.. FOR RENT-A SQUARE OF GROUND,
M:f situated Immediately opposite Potomac Gar
dens. Apply to w. KEITH AkMlSIEaD y.
Plaster Mill. jy 6-cotf
M FOR RENT-A newly finished three
HH5:;ll story BRICK DWELLING and STORE,
rs King street, will be rented, together, or
separately, as may be desired. Apply to GEO.
81 MOOT a south Fairfax st. [iY5 2aW4W
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T, EG AL n OF I c + S
MIA STFR' \ y + { T.

a
SolOmon Slower complt.,
Us.
VIM. II. Irwin,
George kcphart, I'm chaucery. in III.
Peter F.. Hoffman, Circuit Court f,r
Mary IRWIN. IT,, AlryanirN county
Ann I. Irwin,
Grace Irwin,
Ruth Irwin, and
Robecca Irwin, deftS. ........
The Commissioner in the above cause, ~ the
order Of MAY term. 1867, is directed to Inquir.
into and ascertain what real estate, situated IL
the counties OK Alexandria and ta!rlAk IN Viz
s,inin, or elsewhere, the dctcndant " Villain Il.
Irwin. is entitled u, OF has an interest,"; II and
the character and VaiUc thereof ana H1A!|oA>-
amount AMI respective pCioriticS; and Go also
take al account o. what is due 20 the cuAHIaiM-
ant tg the defendant, William II. IRWIN, &:M
Of the claim: Of such othc" creditors - me ,%id
Wm II. Irwin rs NAV come III, and p"Vc the
same before him. The said GolnmlSSp"er Is
further directed 70 INQUIRY ana "SCe' IA" my
and MI such matters and things IS any :; The
parties 70 this suit may desire, ana "hlh he
may deem pertinent TO the Issue
Tho Commissioner is directed by SAX order
20 give notice of the time and place, whei, and
where he will proceed - execute mo St' de-
cree, by publication, once u WceN' loI 5"u sue
ccs3ve weeks in some conTenlent hc"sHpeF,
,.Aic! Qualification shall lie equivalent l. per
soma! service on the parti0s or any OF ten;
and 10 make rcpor. Of his proceedings ."drr
said decree to the n2ct term OF tne court;
CoMN' -. OFFICE, June -, 10
The parties 20 the abO"e-nAmcd cause, al all
Others Interested in the decree, Of "hlct The
substance il above given, arc hereby n"Lcd
that. on TIL CKSDAT. " ist day Of AGG>t
next, a. my office, in the city or AieAin1E,
Shall proceed TO execute the ~:t!I decree.
W. G. YEATON. Master CoInm',
so r....A,. r;rcu;f (t AlnYandr!.rg
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rs FOR RENT-The NEABSCO MILLS
i PROPERTY, consisting OF gri;st and saw
modious store-house blacksmith shop and l3
acres of land, belonging to the estate Of the late
r. Atkinson, decd, situated in Prince William
county, Va, midway between Occoquan and
Dumtries, near the telegraph road. This is a
office kept at the store. To a good tenant the
rent would be moderate. Apply either to Gen.
EPPA HUNToN, Warrenton, Va; or Dr.. RICH
ARD WHEAT, Dumtries, Va; or +. +. ATNIN-
SON. 273, Prince ST., AleXandria, Va. Posses
sion given immediately jc 1-Cotf
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40 WHERE YOU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VI CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST!
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
AT THE HAT EMPORIUM.

Have opened this day one Of thc finest assert
mcuLs OF FELT AND STRAW HATS, OF all
styles, that has ever been offered in this city,
suit ali purses. Call and examine ut
JOHN \. AkNOLD'S,
No. IS, King street, near Fairfax.
ge.s- Old Hats EcpHrcd and made in the
latest STYLE Jc -
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Have Il iurgn amount II
LAND FOR SALE,
i'll diArrcnt parts Of this State,
AT VEEY Low PRICES.
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CHARGES MODERATE IL I'LL tA3I.;'
10 iS-bmi
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~ J II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ie Ill awt Is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-22

ing from their own extravaganza, and it lis
due to the great cause of justice and public
security To put the country now at the
mercy of spectators, is to insure demorali-
zation, riots, bloodshed, reputation and
revolution; and no creditor who has wise
and lust sense of his true interests, will OBJ
ject to any measure that is calculated to
encourage industry, to inspire hope, and to
protect society from anarchy.
But let this be our purpose; let us hold an
even balance between the honest creditors
and honest and unfortunate debtors, stead
ily opposing all tendency to reputation,
infexibly interposing to stay the tide OF
executions that threaten to sweep all the
means of the State into the hands of ex-
tortioners, and determined to give all men
a chance to pay what they owe, and to re-
ceiye what is their own.
For one, shall never, under any clrcum-
stances, countenance any measure that
looks to Reputation. This is spoilation of
tie worst kind; it is robbery, the taking
from one what is Justly his and giving to
another. It is immoral, it is inexpedient,
it is ruinous; it would disgrace us abroad,
demoralize us at home, and open the way
to utter lawlessness and anarchy.
On the other hand, honor, honesty and
every consideration of self-interest demand
stay, temporary stay IN the IOrC6u COL
lection of debts. No honest class or inter
est can lose by it, and the universal and
unparalleled sufferings and losses of de-
voted people, and the causes of the calani-
ties would justify such measures in the eyes
of all the world.
His heart is harder than the meth CT mill
stone, who could object to such relief, fairly
designed, and our self protection as a peo-
pie, as an organized society, demands it
If it be framed on the principle discussed,
we need not fear the action of the Supreme
Court. That body is composed of men,
of Christian men and statesmen, as well as
lawyers. They would be bold and reckless
men indeed. if they were to pull down a
breakwater designed only to prevent uni
versal ruin and I have no doubt but that
their desire is to see the debtor saved by
means that do not strike at the root of hon
esty, and give all the advantage to one
class of the community.
Mr.. Speaker I believe the measure be-
fore us will meet the approval of all thought
full and honest men and for one, | am
willing to laboFhere day and night till it is
passed and [ call on Senators to come to
the work in spirit of compromise, to re-
member that every days delay is adding
thousands and thousands to the public bur
dens, and endeavor Immediately to unite
on plan that will arrest the tide of ruin
setting in, restore confidence, and inspire
hope, in every class of our unfortunate
people
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
uTrr,rcr>.r Eol> 10

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Allen from the Judiciary committee, report
ed a substitute for the bill to amend section 81,
chapter 81, Revised Code.
MIR. henan, from the same committee. unfayor-
ably a bill for the protection Of Guardians
BY Mr.. Perry, of Carteret. for the committee
on Claims, tavorably; resolution in favor of the
State Librarian, and resolution in favor of Mrs
T. L. Dick, relice of the late Judge Dick.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mi. Woodland, bill to authorize a special
Court for the County of Wilson.
BY Mr.. Allen, bill for the protection of Grape
Growers.
By Mr.. Bright, bill authorizing the Chairman
Of the County Court of Lenoir county, to sell the
old Jail lot in the town of Kinston.
by. MI. Horton, OF Watauga, bill to amend an
act to encourage the raising of sheep in the coun-
ties of Watauga and Ashe.
By MIR, Hutchinson, a bill to incorporate the N.
G. Orphan Asylum.
UNF1NIsHED BUSINESS
The House resumed the consideration of the bill
to authorize the Public Treasurer to negotiate
loan for the relief of the Treasury and to establish
n. G. Savings Bank.
Mr. Morehead offered amendments reducing the
ioan TO So,0oGoOO, and striking out the 18th Sec
Ion OF the Dill, In relation to funding. He then
moved re.committal of the bill to the Finance
committee.
The motion to recommit was adopted.
resolution in favor of the State Librarian pass
ed second and third readings.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The House proceeded to consider the bill to
amend the charter of the Western N. c. Railroad
Company.
This bill after discussion and amendment, pass
ed second and third readings
Mr.. Waugh, by leave, introduced a bill to STAY
executions in Courts of Record
Mr.. Everett a bill to allow persons who lost an
arm Or leg in the service of the late Confederate
States to retail spirituous Liquors by a measure
less Is, th M quart. without paying any license.
change OF certain bonds issued during the war,
for internal improvement purposes, for new bonds.
ON CALENDAR.
bill to amend an act to regulate salaries and
fees. passed second and third readings
bill to convert the debt due the State from the
Atlantic and IN. @. r. r. Co. into capital stock,
passed it's second reading.
A bill to authorize certain counties to subscribe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-22
G. F. DEEMS, Editor.
New York, Jan. %, 1867.

The patience of this great, free people is
sublime. They will bear much abuse of
power, much neglect of duty, especially
when committed in the name of liberty
But they will not submit to a military des-
potism, though intended for ''rebels. -
They will not permit the great safeguard of
the Constitution to be stricken down in the
midst of peace, and when the last armed
foe has for two years grounded his musket
And they will not much longer permit the
enmities OF self seeking politicians to keep
separate two great sections of our common
country. The fraternal feeling of this now
speciously divided nation must be speedily
restored by the action of Congress or in
spite of it.--Ndt Int.