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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-25

From and after APRIL 18th, 1857, TRAINS wll leay.
In conn ecfion With all Western lines follows:
FROM DUNKIHK AND SALAMANCA
By kew York time from Union Depots:
100 A. Nj. Express mail, from Duukirk (sun
days ceytsdj. Stops al Salamanca le0o a.
aud connects ct Hornelisyille std Corning Will
the 500 a. m Express Mail from Buffalo, and az
rives New York at 100
2i35 y. NJ. Lightning Express, from sala
manca, tsundays excepted stops at Hornslls
vile SIS p. NJ. (srp), intersectirg with the 20
p, train from Buffalo, and arrives in New York
at 100 D. m.
Alb p. n new York Night r. spress, from
Drnkirk, {Sundays excepteut Stop. ut ssiainst-
o.ts p oteau 7;S5 , fsape Turner'S {, 10
a IN. fBkftJ aud arrives In New York at Y 81 p
N connecting with Afternoon Trains and eteaul.
ers for b ston and New England Cities.
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| FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De-
pot car. Exchange and Michigan streets
Gas A. m. New York Day Express, fsuu-
day eKcspte3}. SteIe II HoTnslsviiie so3 a. D
tBkne SusqnehaAus eli p rn.- Oh ~ fn.nsr ;
7.55 D n. fsap aud 4friyc tn Aew York l9ito -
ii Connects al Great Bend SIKH Delaware, LscA-
Auanua 4 Western Railroad, sBd al Jersey city
With Miaaight Express Tain d New Jerses Rail
road Philadelphia. Haifiu ore ard Washington
500 A. NJ cypress 1Hil, tis Avon aud lIar-
ne!isyillr Sundays eNteptst)- ATTiv-- ia New
Ycfk At :, q. ia Connects a. Eimira With berth
ern Geatrsl RAILWAY for H2rrisfnfg PM Ads phIs
Rslttm0re Washington and otrts rcpth.
2.2O r. NJ. lightning Express, Sundays ~
cfpte85 Stgqs Horn 4i-si IL t.@si p IN. teup VI
aud arrives ~ New York 800 a Connects at
Jersey City With Morning Express Train Of New
Jerscs Railroad Tor Baltimore and Warrington
Ard Al New York with Morning kxpress Train for
Boston and New Ard Gliiss.
e.Io NJ. New York Night Express,
DAILY stsps Poitag- $50 ;. (sup.} inter
ssot.ug at H9r1eilsvIs with the Alb m Tfair
from Dnnkirk and arrive IN New York 81 i.J)
II20 p. NJ. Cincinnati Express, feandsys
excepted stops ~ susQush snnA - a IA bkft6
Tnrnryis lilo D. L., tpins), aud arrives IL Sssf
York at - a. Courects AZ kiDifA with
North-Tu .utrsi Railway for Hamburg. pLils-
dell3ia IA ltmore, Washington and points South,
81 sr.st Bird with Delaware, Lackaw anna
We.tera Railroad for scrAut0n, Trenton and Phil
asslnf,a ard AtSew York ~iih Afternoon Trains
aud steamers flf Bostct aai New fsgiana oitle..
oaiy One Train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo At
6lop N and reAothg New J ark NJ l23o , "a.
Btegaae arr tsas.stirei Of ehargs n Aes Yolk
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40 AND SEE CARTER 4 co. 8 NEW
~ styles Of Wall PAP aud Wiudos shadea
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Railroads.

All Trains run directly through to New York.
ss-46O MILES WITHOUT oaAsot OF coAcHEs. -ts
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-11

BALTIMORE, December 7.-CoTToN-The market
was higher to-day with sales OF 81 bales GOOD Or
dnary 1874 cts 80 oaes iar Low iddhng at 10 CTS
at l6% At the close Middling was held at 17 cts
Stock offering light. o,o -,
CoyrEE-The only sale reported to-day was 500 bags
Rio ex Red Wing, price not transpired.
DRESSED Hoes-We quote country lots steady at CTS
per ID. .,-,-,,
FIoua-was in fair demand today, particularly low
grades partly for export and prices frner; We report
sales VIZ 1000 bbs City Mills low grade Extra on pr
vate terms understood SO 75al0 80, as to quality 500
bbs Eowardsreet Super at So 1oas oV prlnclpa az a
ter: small lots choice do at 50 i5 25o bbls City Mills Ex
ira at SO 50 bbls City Mills Super (Rio Grandel at
SO 80; quotations remain unchanged
GRAn,-Recepts Of wheat we've again light, and with
moderate demand from millers and also for shipment
prl.es were about sc hig' on prime samples-4150
bushels oered included in the sales were oIo ushes
prime Whit 50 75 220 common do at 50 25 4So oush-
els choice Maryland red at 50 75 1900 bushels prime do
at e5 1900 bushels ood do at 50 55a2 60 100 bushels
fair 81 45 20G0 bushels do at 50 4o 4oO bushels ne-
ror at 50 s2 3a portion of the sales above were from
store Corn-l 800 bushels white and 5000 bushels ye-
low receved market steady, with sales OF 1120 bushels
old white at 20 2500 bushels good to prime dry new
at 81 16al 49, $500 bushels damp do ranging as to coud
ton from csc to 81 TO- 1900 bushels new yellow as to
condition from 81 % 10 81 l6 5000 bushels new Western
mixed at 81 IT; 1900 bushels old do at 81 90 Oase50
bushels only offered and sold at 72a7Sc per bushel
Nothing reported in Rye; no receipts of moment.
MoLAssEs-we hear of no transactions to-day; quota
tions nominally unchanged.
PRov1sIoNs.-Bulk Meats are in demand; we report
sales Of 800 pieces cured Shoulders at 9c 800 pieces
clear rib Sides at llc 10000 lbs damaged shoulders at
&C., 500 pi ces damaged rib Sides Sc. Bacon Shoulders
particularly prime -ery and worth 12c Sides
are dull and nominay unchanged, we quote rib 131sa
14c; clear rib 14Ha15c; uncovered Hams ]7a1Se Mess
Pork is uuie at 500 30 per bb Lard in tres 1870 per
ID, SO and firm.
R1cE-Stock light and market firm, though inactive at
9a9Ac for fair, and 9has;<c for prime Caro- ina:
sUeAa.-The only sale to-day was 81 hhds grocery
Cubaa, I2H market unchanged. Stock very small and
sales restricted for want of better assortment.
SALT ith steady fair demand for Liverpool, in lots
daa1o rafo Oar
So 0a2 20 per sack Turks Island is quiet at 55a6oc
bushel tor lots from store.
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New York--H Meht-
tens, D Clark Smith, Yrste Eegeston, A Gill;
Green and children, Benson and lady, D Parker
n Moultrle
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-H D La
lane Miss Goodrich, Miss Goodrich, John A Eycr
Miss " " Newton nd child, J Keey, wife and child
Huntington and wife, Col wildrich and wife B
Hard II 4 Emory Mrs johnson, Hunt Mrs Stan,
cell Stewart Stewart and wife, j Black, wife aud
children, W w Townsend G W Hennlng, Lannahap
D McNamee Muller, steiner Mccirath. MISS Lotne
laPoint, Brennan, Cortan. Myack, Kelly Duo
ley Watson, Miss Mary Blake, John DUNN d y brieh'
Mrs Nellie Stewart G Mercer
Per steamship Saragossa, from Now York; Hood
P Yale P 1rook. Owens, MISS McLSugnnG
Mrs Murphy Miss Cohen Mr. Mclaughlin and child.
dren Goldfnch Garrell, Mr. Das and lady, Artope
P Felen and lady, ] Thompson, Cole. Mr. Sturke' d
Per Steamship Falcon, from Balumore--Miss Scott
L McCuska A Brown and in steeraSe.
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per south Carolina Railroad
necember 10.

1873 bales Cotton, 4S bales Domestics 70 bags Flour
400 BAGS Corn and Peas IS bags Roulh Rice cars Old
Iron, Is bbls Kosn, cars stock, &C. TO courtenay
Reeder Wills Chisolm " Dowling Il Rodgers L
Co 4 BaCgett Co. j Salinas. Mowry l. CO, Man
tome Co. Mordecai & Co. L Jeffers 4 Co. Burke
SON W Dukes & Co, 2 Davis. Enslow Co,
CLARK Co. z Davis, a Won Dohlen Klein, Rob
son. Cohen, Hanckel Co, Graeseri Lee smith co,
Campse; Co, ] NJ Caldwell sons, & d hlrkpat
road Agent, W W smith, A McCobb, Hunt Bros, +
.loan, + stenhouse s Co, G Walter Co, King CID
bon, r Pringe, street Bros Co. O Wltte' watson
HiI {; A Hopley L Co, TAFT & Rowland, West Jones'
Miss Muir, L Falk & Co. Screven & Nisbet F Mey,
Holmes Macbeth.
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DER CHARLEsTONER ZEETUNa

>n1,p THE ,povE aEAp THE UNDERSIGNED
mr. nose to publish German Weekly Paper 70 os Se
The orsnn o the German population and devoted 10 ,ns
interests of this State in encouraging lmmgraton ANN
;terature Agriculture. Commerce Arts and Ifa1v tSs
will be represented in its columns, and the news OF u'
day VIII VIII e InuN WAGNER has kindly consented 10
nta,a ,Se editorial management for the present
Shc,ntions3 for Twelve Months; sloo TOT DIX
Months: 81 for Three Months
Adveruseinen'a q a. nIcKMANN CO..
c..o,,,o- Or No Broad street. Charleston, ). q
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law, he shall draw his warrant upon the Treasurer for
the payment thereof.
49, The Act entitled can Act to provide for the issue
of bills receivable in payment of Indebtedness to the
State TO the amount of vc hundred thousand dollars
passeu December a. 1885, and the Act entitled An Act
provide for the redemption of bill, receivable issued
by this State. passed September 20. 1866, are hereby
continued in force
H. The Treasurer of the Stale of South Carolina is
hereby authorized pay the appropriations herein made
and the salaries of public officers payable by law out of
funds applicable thereto which have fallen due since the
first day of October 1867 and which may hereafter fall
due.
der or the Acts herein mentioned shall be applied to the
payment of principal interest of any debt contracted
incurred in support Of the late against the United
States.
16. The unexpended balance of appropriations made
within the last two years and undrawn, may be paid by
Treasurer according to the laws Of South Carolina
except for the salary of the Adjutan and Inspector
General" support Of the Military Academy at Charles
ton, "or military contingencies for services OF tho
Secretary of State in signing military commissions, and
for support Of free schools which last shall remain il
the Treasury subject the conditions of the provision IL
| section @.
By Command of Bvt. Major-General ED. R. S. CANDY
! LOUIS V. CAzIARC, Aidc-de-c Camp.
| Actg Asst Adt Gen'l.
Ofical-O. NJ. MrrouEL, Ade-de-Camp.
| December
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New Orle-..s Market.

NEW ORLEANS. December 5.-CorroN-The sales
today summed ny 300 bales at prices showing an ire
guar advance averaging &c p b, and now quote Or
SInary lSHalS1c; G, od dinary lSAsl4Hc; Low Mid
ding at II al4Xc; Middng l5Kc; aud Strict Middlng
15Hal6Xc.
eral inquiry but the supply on factors tables was linn
ited and buyel everywhere met with more stn-
gent pretensors there but little prospect Of large
sIles. At la er hour, howev,r. more samples were
ope ed the demand beca quite active , the move
ent raoidy assumed greaer proportion " lille In The
competition among buy factors we're enabled to realize
Their asking rates which &c and in some instances
Xc above those accepted yesterday It was difficult to
and Good Ordinary under l4c and Middh sold TO some
extent at I5Sc still regard the market as best
represented by the stove quotations Extra staple COM
manded frac ion the outside rates, but there was
very little OF it on sale.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand 1st sepenbsr, baes-l625s
Arrived to-day Heoo o-o
Arri led previously. 'tAszo-4o4'e'o
l8g,ss4
Cleared to-day. t'o1o 49,.
Clelred previously eo'34o-o''o'o
Stock on hand and on skipboaid........ AsoA
The clearances embrace l525 bales for Bremen.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON December 9-TURPENTINE has de
clined fully Is cent We quote sales OF $40 Sols
at $s 05as 10 Tor SOFT and s2a2 ~ ior hsra per zSo Ids
the m rEet clio ing at lowest figures.
spIRrrs 1uRPENT1NE.-No transactions reported to-
day. o.. - -, ,,o h,,, -
Rosrs-Market inactive Sales-of only ll2 bols at
90 q az 25 for low No !.
TAR-H declined 10a25 Sales OF TAG Dds at " To-
and 10 do at 50 per bbi.
CorroSMarket steady. Sales Of Sc bales at 13al3Hc
for o, dinary I4c for uiddling, 1iXc for mddIng,
and l5c for strict middhng.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-11

CTEvENs HOUSE, Nos. 81. 23, 25 AND "a
- Broadway, \. Y. opposite Bowling Graen-Cn the
widely known to the travelling public. The location is ea
pecaly suitable to merchants and business men; it II
close proximity to the business part OF the cyis On
the highway OF Southern and Western travel-and ada
cent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depot
The STEVtNS HOUSE has liberal accommodation !o1
800 guesist is well furnished and possesses every
modern improvement for the comfort and entertainment
OF its inmates The rooms spacious anG we'll veBl'
ated-provided with gas and water-the attendance is
prompt and respeculand the table is generously plo'
vded with every deicacy Of the moderate rates.
The having been refurnshed and remodeled. We
enat ID to offer extra facilities for the comfort and
pleasure If our guests. GEO. X. CHASE CO..
May 2S emo ProprietoIs.
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rno Cnarlcsron Cotton Market.

Tno CnarIcsIon Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TEE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.l
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening, December 10, 1867.
The staple had lower tendency throughout the day.
and prices fell off from 4 to &c. q lb the market clos
ing weaS and showing decline of about &c q ID from
the prices of SATURDAY, last sales Of LOGO bales OF which
49, were disposed of the evening before viz: l2l at
IA l4X le5 at lax; l2O at AK eOat15; coat 1915
al loh at 151; 22s at 15; at 16 and the evening
before, I60 at AK. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary ............ IA @I4H
Low MiddlnR.. ................. ..1f719la9<
: Midddng 13;;r.
Strict MlddlnS, .'AVI4S-
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Grayeley. Gruber & Martin A LANCER j Helms. Hur-
kamp & Co. W HARRISON, Jacobs. Jeaords & 20; "a ID
Kai to x Co Kinsrnan l. Howell. II W Kinsman, Z LII
Lie nthal Lillenihal Laurey Alexander Mehrens ~
wohnann. Muller, Nimitz 4 Co. D O'Neill OMEN
& Son, d Paul Il Co. Ravcnel d Barnwell' q hlng a
lord & Kelly L Schnell & Co, Ehrcks. W Telegraph
Co, G w Williams Co. Werner Ducker Wech q
Brandes W whilden Co, Webb u w MalKe5, d., ~
King & Gibbon, Whitman Co. Order, and others.
Schr Laura Bridgman, Hart, Boston-ll days baias''
To Risley & Creighton.
Schr Ann Deas, from West POINT MIL A. Doi' iN1''
To Cohen Hanckel Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship James Adgcr. Lockwood, New York-Courte-
nay x Trenholm
schr W Smith. Tooker New York-w Roach,
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Ship Mary Ogden Godfrey. Liverpool.
Schr Q C Wishart, Mason, Boston. ,-..uo
Steamer Dictator, Coxe;ter Paatka' VIA Jachson'e'
Fcrnandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton. Baltimore. Dec T.:
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia, Dec H.
Memoranda.
The schr W W Pharo. from Philadelphia was cohsisu'
ed to Baker & Co, both the vessel and cargo
LIST Of VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pol'A.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Skiold Albrechtsen, cleared 6ct 10 10
KiaileStaQt,
NE CASTLE, ENG.
Bark Jones, -. up. .............''''''''t''' ~
LEITu. o.oo
The Bertha, Anderson. sailed 80
CUXHAvES. ~. ,
The Conn etitor, Turner, up p........''.'''''.'0e
JOHNS, y. B. 49, o-
Br ship Nictoux Rowe, cleared. .......'.'''''' Inv "
DOMESTIC.
NEWPORT, r. l. r !,
Brig Tangent Rich, sailed. .......--...-. '''-'D''
BOSTON.
S+o.noh ctv of Port au Prince jackson, 10 sail Dec II
SteamshIp George UPTON Crowell, sailed. Dec .
schr Glover, Ingerson, cleared. ..........'De'
NEW YORK. 20
Schr Harriet Newell. Gould. NOV Nov 90
Schr Hartstene Horn, cleared NJ OF
Schr Union Flag, Maloney, up Too o
schr yapor Bogert ccorcd Dec
PHILADELPHIA. - !,
Brig Open Sea- Coombs cleared Sor %
Schr Shaw Shaw, cleared ... ....... NJ, On
Schr r Matthews McElwee cleared. NOV 90 "
Mary stockmqn, Webb. cleared. ..... ......''Dec d
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COM MERCIAL.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-1Os tierces
Rice S65 paes Upland Cotton 81 bales Domestics, 20
PIcl ages Per schr Smith-190OoO feet
Yellow Pine Lumber.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-11
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. December s-GoLD.-Brokers buying at
1877, aud selling at l39.
SuvER-Unchsn ed. ..->,.,>.
Corros-This morning sales were made at l51sa!5Hc,
but in afternoon there little or no demand IL
has been difficult TO sell grades lower than New YORK
Middnp except at very lew figures The market closed
dnll al I5c for New York Middlng Sales 1901 bales
Receipts GIL bales. ,.,>
ais: R Sides l5Ha16; & Sides, 16al6H; Hams, lss
a.
CoaN.-New White, 81 12h; Mixed, 81 TO-
WHsAr.-White, IS; Red , 50a2 60.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-11
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
THE RENyETTsy1LLE JOURNAL

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING Az
Bennettsyille. g C.. in the eastern portion of the
State by STUBBS & LITTLE, Propretors, and oner
superior inducements Merchants and all others WHO
Dee country We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our Charleston friends. ,,ou
Terms-sS per annum, invariably in advance Adver'
tisements inserted at very reasonable rates. 1uS
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mrIE TRI.wEEKLY NEWS,

nup1IsHEp IN wINNsBoRo' 8. O., AFFORDS a
profitable medium for the advertising puonc o'
Charleston. ,..,-..o ,o- o,r nnutusI
oeneh' aAlLLARp. pEspoRTEs & WILLIAMS.
November Is
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THE DAILY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IL, 1867.
Tho Ideal a nd the Real

4 tall majes6 lady,
With iocks Of deepest dye,
4 sil. eu dress whose oorgeouspess
eligh;s no other eye.
pretty little cottage.
With ivy cove. d Ger,
And abe, my pride, my fsncy's bride,
Ex.cc,ant ut the door.
Soft music in the cleaning
Ebos & irgli lg from her throat:
While lie stiu, aad drink my fill
OI each love- Iurdened note.
Days spent IL sweet communion
Meath shade OF leafy trees;
We WOO aud sing, and ev'rythinS
1s poetry aud ease.
A tiny fairy baing
Lies nesting on MY DIESEL
AS tired OF play she seems 70 say
This IS my riShtui rest;
And III those Dab Tea ures'
SO beauuiul ana mlIu,
Mrthipks / trace anc her iace,
Ihs mother of N, cnild.
slight but comely lady,
WIKI rlpp lug chestnut Lair,
cotton uress, i'll which, no less,
sne looks extremely fair;
A busy bus ing beauty,
Or household duties bent
Who sp, axis. the while, with happy smile,
OF kindness and content.
A little house in London;
No ivy and no howe 8,
But VIII care We for botany!
That little house is ours.
And ofteu in the evening,
when we hear some well-known cry,
Or tramp Of feet along the street.
We smile, my ~lle and /,
No little fairy daughter
Nesting conhdingly;
Four healthy be, s, whose ceaseless noise
Brings childhood back to me
Yet these prosaic blessings,
Of which have MY share,
In peace and love, soar tar above
My castles in the air.
[Au the Year Round.
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consignees per Northeastern Railroad
Decembcr 10.

900 bales Cotton bbls Naval Stores, Furniture. Mdzc
&c To samuel veronee 2 Davis, Rodgers & co, MONTY
pr mole Gaillard & Mlnott C Bee L Co. Pinckney
Bros. E Hughes W p Matthiesson, W K Ryan, G
Pritchett Screven Nisbet Kendall Dockery, bagget
& Co. Ravenel & Co, Mrs NJ Davis + Stoddard CO.
F sawye er Railroad Agent and Order
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THE MARION STAR.

INSTADLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
II published at Marion, s. C.. i'll tie central portion
OF tho country, and offers favorable medium to Mer
chants Druggists Nachnsts and all classes who desire
to extend their business i'll the Pee Dec country.
For tue benefit of advertising patrons, SHALL IN
addition to subscription list, which is constantly in
creasing publish and distribute, gratuitousy copies Of
the STAR during the business season tht Fall.
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
". J. McKERALL,
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF TIE MOON.
First O. <th, 6h 1m. morn Last G. 11th, lOh lam even
ful M lIth. 6h 50ui morn New NJ 25th, Gu. 1sm even
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Baltimore Market,

Stock on hand and on stipboaid.........
The clearances embrace l525 bales for Bremen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-08-16
The Legislature.


Our readers are already well aware that
the session of the General Assembly of this
State appointed to be held on the 10Th in
slant, has been indefinitely postponed by
order of General SICKLEs. Opposed at the
time of its adoption to the resolution pro-
yiding for the adjourned session, we have
but little to regret in the fact that there is
to be no meeting of the General Assembly.
We do, however, regret the manner by
which the session has been postponed.
We are glad this timely notice has been
given, for few days later and members
from remote portions of the State would
have been on their way to the Capital We
fear, even now, in some sections the order
will not be received in time to prevent this
In connection with the most important
subject which would have occupied the at
tention of the Legislature-the building of
General SIcKLEs, in the fifth
section of the order postponing the session,
provides as follows
sThe Governor of North Caroline, the Treasu-
rer, the Speaker of the House CT Commons, the
Chairman of the Senate Committee Finances,
and the Chairman Of the House Committee OF
Ways and Means, are hereby constituted Board
to consider and report upon the expediency. prac-
ticability and cost of providing suitable tempo
rary place of confinement for prisoners undergo
ing sentence for felony. In determining the lOca-
ton, the Board will take into consideration the
probable erection hereafter OF a Penitentiary and
the employment CT the prisoners IN mining, or
other work in metals, quarrying marble, brick
making, or manufactures, whereby the Peniten-
tiary may be self-supporting, and the convicts
taught some useful art.
The persons thus appointed Board to
investigate this subject are Gov. WORTH,
Treasurer BATTLE, Hon. RUFUS 7. MCADEN,
of Alamance, MASON L. WIGGINs, Senator
from Halifax, and Mr.. J. @. HARPER, Com
moner from Caldwell county. There is no
"Senate Committee on Finances nor
"House Commute on Ways and Means
known by the Rules of Order in our Legisla-
ture There is, however, Joint Committee
on Finance, of which Mr.. HARPER of the
House is Chairman, and MIR. WIGGINs is
Chairman of the Senate branch. We sup
pose, therefore, these two gentlemen will
be regarded as those referred to in the
order.
It will be recollected that Governor
WORTH has already sent the State Geolo-
gist, Professor KERR, to examine the Coal
and Iron Mines in Chatham county in re-
ference to the location of a Penitentiary.
His report will probably come very oppor-
timely for the consideration of the Board
appointed by General StcKLEs.