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STATE OF NORTH-CAROhINA, |
10 GN DAVIDSON COUNTY. {
In Equity.
The Townsville Bank,
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u ne. lnomasVlle BANK, s7tHf
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The Markets

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New YORK, Dec. 10-R. M.
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THE GRAND COUNCIL OF THE .H..o. AS
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first Monday In May in each and every year Py
order OF the,Grand Council, Nov. 30, 1851
w. +. HENDERSON, G. 8.
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Engraving, Brands, & Seals.

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FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, June %.
The President and party arrived here this
morning, and were escorted to the hall of the
Constitutional Convention, in the Capitol,
where they were enthusiastically received.
Addresses of welcome were made by Gov.
Swami and Judge Carmichael, President OF
the Convention. The latter said "The
measures inaugurated by you for the purpose
OF binding up the wounds of q bleeding
country, were received through the State OF
Maryland with universal acceptance. 1t was
the policy of wise craftsmanship, promoting
the work of patriotism and philanthropy.
The President, in the course of his reply,
said that it would have been at any time the
highest object of my ambition to tie up the
bleeding arteries which caused the shedding
of so much blood, and the expenditure of SO
much money. Now, however, as new era,
trust we shall have '.peace on earth,
and good will toward man. [Applause. |
trust the time has come when man is no
longer to be set on man, and, in the name of
God, to lift his hands against the throat Of his
fellow being, and that the land that gave a
brother birth be spared from being again
drenched with brothers blood, To be in
vited to visit the capital of the State of Mary
land, bya convention which has reputation
of talent, to be welcomed by the chairman OF
your committee, by the Governor of the State,
and by your President. irrespective Of party,
is especially gratifying to me. Satisfied that
the principles Of the constitution would pre-
serve the Union, never hesitated or debated
the question of associated government, insti-
tuted for the convenience of man, and to be
Accommodated to every emergency. This was
secured by the constitution, founded on prin.
riples
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LouIs, June 90
On investigation into the reported robbery
of the steamer F. ". Brooks, at the leyee
last Sunday forenoon of $4,000, has disclosed
the fact that the owners, Henry A. Huffner
and w. n. Ritter and her captain, j. N. John
son, had entered into conspiracy to rob and
burn the boat and defraud the insurance com
panies. All the parties have been arrested,
and S6,580 of stolen money discovered.
johnson and Ritter have confessed their con-
neetion with the affair. The scheme origina>
ted with Huffner. He was TO buy goods on
credit; load the boat, Of which johnson was
captain and Ritter clerk, take them up the
Arkansas river, sell them for what they could
get, rob the boat ofihe proceeds of the trip,
burn her and get the insurance. The boat
was insured for $4,000, and some of the un-
sold goods, on the return trip, which were
sold for $4,000, and money on hand for
81 900 on passage from Cairo to this port.
The boat was fred in the clerks Office, but
the flames were extinguished by the crew.
All the parties concerned have heretofore
borne good regulations.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW ! oRK. June -.
s. s. Fitch, United States Attorney, in
answer to letter addressed to him, has ex.
pressed the opinion that the pardon granted
by the President removes dIsfranchisement
and renstates the individual with all his
previous rights, which he cannot be deprived
Of by any subsequent legislation. He says
the elective franchise is one Of the rights re-
stored BY pardon and amnesty. II a person
thus pardoned be refused registration, let
him enter protest for the consideration OF
the commanding General. The Attorney
closes thus:
Next to usurpation of power, there is no
higher grade in political crime than final
Of rights
The Times Washington special says A
careful analysis of information received by
the Agricultural Department, from all the
States. shows the total average IN wheat IS
10 TO l5 per cent. greater than last year. 1t
is too early to estimate the final result Of the
harvest, but with average success in resping
the crop ought not to be less than 2o0, ,0O0, 900
bushels. An average of winter barley has
been sown in majority Of the States. The
condition OF clover is good, and throughout
the country the average OF oats IS larger
than usual. Ohio is the only State which
cannotshow an increase.
Ihe IItDaeS special says. den. Urant mas
received despatch from Gen. Sheridan an,
nounclng that the returns from forty three
out OF forty.eight Parishes in Louisiana show
s., ,941 registered voters.
Priv ate dispatches received from New Or
leans says: Gov Wells idea about the Cover
ship are idle, that even if he should attempt
any proceedings in his own behalf lie would
be promptly arrested by Sheridan.
The Heralds special says Advices re-
ceiyed here state that Gen. Ord has modified
his regulations relating to registrations, in
accordance with the opinion Of Attorney Gen
eral Sthnbery.
The Judiciary Committee to>day decided
to commence taking evidence again, and
thereupon examined Miss Anna Surratt. 1t
has not transpired what she testified about,
but il is understood it was nothing impor-
tant. "a summons was issued for Horace
Greeley to appear before the Committee on
Monday, to which time an adjournment was
effected
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The following act has been accepted by this Company
The National TELEGRAPH Law.

AN ACT aid In the construction of Telegraph Lines
and to secure to the Government the Of the same
for Postal, Military and other purposes,
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa
ves OF the United states Of America in Congress AZ
sembed; That any Telegraph Company now organized
or which hereafter be organized hinder the aus n
any State Ia this Union shall have the right 10 con-
struct maintain and operate lines Of telegraph
and any portion Of the public domain OF the United
States and along any the military or post roads
OF the United States which have been or may
declared such by OF Congress and over under
scross the navgable streams waters of the United
states Provided that such ues OF teegr sp shall b.
constructed and main tanned not to cbstruct the
navigation Of such streams and waters Interfere with
the nAry travel such military post ruade nd
any said shall have the right 10 take and
from such public lands the necessary stone timber
and other material for Its posts pers stations and other
ration OF said lines II teiesaph and may prsempt and
such portioufthe unoccupied public nds subject
to preempton kh iis ssd linss Of telegraph
s sasns fory ser ss -. 81 ues oos
shall mot be within Ansen miles Of saoh other
s.c 2; And p sassss e. s,sss:d TIT
Government Of the Unl1sd etato and ihsir oRssss -
sssnss shaii n their ansioa osse ~ iass e an
and shsi s. ssnt . rssss 70 30 snnaay irs 81 ~
~ sse ). and Ss'a aussAsr enacted, rAas =. -
by any Company scting under this ct 70 ~ -
Usissd States may . any tns slssr . sy1iS7 y -
postal, military, ~ other puxposG6, psrcA0no all
ssEsph hnss, prop90 - se.sa 4 - 1HE1
conpan!ss q !. . .sEysalsM yllsa T.
b selected ~ - l1ul11lst9 e
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LONDON, June 2o-Noon:
Additional intelligence relative to the loss
of the sloop ofwar Sacramento has been re-
ceived. The crew escaped to the shore in o
small boat, and not single life was lost.
LONDON, June 29-2 p. m.
Illinois, 70, Erie, All bonds, 73.
The Government says that the state Of Tres
land at the present time forbids the adoption
of any reform bill in her behalf.
LONDON, June 29-Eyening.
A breakfast was rendered to the distin-
guished American, William Lloyd Garrison,
at St. James Hall to-day. A large number
of people werepresent. The principal speak
srs were John Bright and the Duke of Ar
gyle. Friendly toasts were drank and the
affair was perfect ovation.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.


NV YoRK, June 30.
The Tribune New Orleans special says
The city is full of dispatches, and bountiful
of rumors, about the appointment of Gen.
Rousseau to the command of the Fifth Mill
tsry District. The Presidents Private Sec>
retsry, and others well informed state that
the order will be issued to-day. Nothing of,
fetal has been received at headquarters in re.
lation to the change. The rebel element are
jubilant. The organ of the President pub.
lished last evening highly Mandatory bio.
graphical sketch of Rousseau.
Registration in this city closes to-day, in
accordance with Sheridan's orders.
The bearer of dispatches to Minister OF
tenburg is still here awaiting transportation.
He announces now that he will leave with
Sonora Juarez some time next week.
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Is most nattering The location OF line IS one of the
pest lin the country 1t passes through large number
oiimportant cities and towns where commercial inter
course Is large and rapidly increasing The country
and population and these viii bring an ncre.e on
which must correspondngly add largely every year 10
the business and profits OF the Company All the old
telegraph companies throughout the country ar now
ana have BEEN paving satisfactory dividends on capt.
nlstock that has been repeatedly wstered. Ifthsse
companies controlled by few wealthy individuals wn-
ing nearly all the stock. do this 1t quite reasona-
oie TO suppose that company, owned and managed BY
It's patrons with its lines desrsby located and with
we'll. ' -
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, June 90.
The corner stone of the new TammanJ
Hall will be laid with great ceremony.
Thos. Carburry was attacked by genuine
cholera in Brooklyn to-day, the first case il
that city.
The fourth and last match between Lady
Thone and Dexter, for $1,000, two milt
heats, in wagons, came of on the fashior
course to-day. Dexter won after fine race
in two straight heats. Time-5:01 and 5:09
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LEGAL NOTICE.

.SGts Of loaud Lee CbHFdy tt
In the District Court Of said County, at Keokuk
NJ FRANKLIN -s Q. n. spofford, administrator oi
WI the estate Of j. G. Ramsey, deceased, Mary A.
Ramsey, Louisa Walker, y NJ. Walker, H. L. Pickard
Child Pratt * Fox g. II. Voorhies, Pomeroy Benton
Chase and Brother Samuel Mccartney Co. defendants
Notice Il hsreby given 70 the defendants herea above
named that petition IN ciyi action on ME IN the
Olerk once Of the District Court aforeid in tshal
of fhs above named plaintiff. against you. and c1ine
against said epoord, admistrator decree In the
snm Of sic z1oo and ten per cent per snuhm inter
N from April th 1857 and against all the tendAnt,
the forec of mortgage thirty fset Cd e sag
erly aide of four and the esstery half Of Lot three
IN block sxtyseven the city of Keokuk, Lee County
iowa and for general rHef And uniess you Appeal
- shs defense thereto before of the second dsy
of ~ the nexttssm Of sd Court 10 commsaee n
secopd Monday Of September, 1851, judgaeat will b
rendered aeanst you, prayed for in ~ petition
u. II. 0ILLAORH
Atty for Pifh.
500 q. g. Rev etamp--Csnceled.l jel3
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June %.
In the Surratt trial Louis ]. Weichmau
was again on the stand, and was cross exam,
ined till the adjournment of the Court, which
was early, owing TO the illness of Judge Fish.
er. Nothing of importance was ELECTED dur.
ing the week.
One hundred thousand dollars in fractional
currency was shipped to the U. 8. Depository
at Cincinnati, $780, 900 to Chicago, $25, 900
to Lonisville, and $4,000 to the Assistant
Treasurer at St. Louis. The total amount
shipped is over $700, 900.
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KIND OF LINETo BE RuILr.

The Company propose to construct their lines in the
most Substantial manner possible. All material used
viii ~ Of the most approved Kind and quality and th
work u construction will be done ~ the Company IN
Ger ny immediate supervision of praet al men, Of
experfnce IN constructing and managing telegraph
lines, fho will be instructed to snare no mains 10 n
every PORTION oi the work Of the h..i
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CAPITAL STorR.

The Capital Stock of the cornpsnv 4. rsp MILLION
0V DOLLARS and i. d visesi int share. f ere hnnd,d
dollars each The COMPANY desre 10 distribute the s.h
In small auouuts among the business en along tha a.,
tire Iehgh Of the line u order To secure
IN the welfare Of the Company and secure 70 them its
patronk their share Of the profits from its busuess
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Trustees kaie.

ID Billings, assignee OF Huston, Hawkins Huston
for the benefit Of Cash, Henderson Strange Co. date
September II, 1858, l. esmuel y. Miller trustee will
proceed to sell the property therein described on the
leth day Of August. 1851 between the hours OF O'Clock
and o'clock p m commencing at o'clock p. M,
for cash before the door Of the Clerks Office the
trct Court, in Keokuk Lee county Iowa The property
is thus described Lot eight Isl in Block iei City OF Ke-
okuk, Lee county, Iowa. and Lots one three Ave seven
nine, eleven thirteen fourteen fifteen, SIXTEEN eight
cen, twenty twenty-five and twentyfour, In Ramsey
Addition 10 the said City OF Ksoknk being and
half in the southeast quarter OF the
quarter Of the northwest quarter OF Section twenty
four, Township sixtyfve north, OF Range five west In
said Lee County Iowa The trustee will convey the
teresi conveyed to him, less taxes and tax titles.
SAMUEL =. MILLER
iel4d2m Trustee.
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FROM FRANKLIN.

LOUISVILLE, June 90.
The Comier's Franklin, KY, special says .
VIM. P. King and Abraham Owens, con-
victed of robtiug q train on the Louisville Il
Nashville Railroad, last fall, and who after.
wards murdered Harvey King, brother of
the former, fearing he would expose them,
we're executed Yesterday in this city, in the
presence of 1900 persons. They both per-
sisted, to the very last moment, in asserting
their innocence.
Two Eore deaths by cholera are reported.