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used in al fashionable circles for its Excellence and Sups
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elixir for preserving the teeth and peruming breath
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CLERKS OFFICE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr
December 1, 1865. !
In Bankruptcy The notice issued
JOHN 1HORNHILL has fled his petition t. be declared
bankrupt the partner of r. W. Estn issued though
mstake. II should have been Henry ThornhnL
Mr. John Ihonh has applied the benefit Of the
Bankrupt Law.
X LOFw IDENTITY Clerk
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LITTLE Rock, Dec. 2l.-Many prominent citi-
zeps OF Conway county have fled from the mill
tia TO this city others are looked for.
Gibbons, captain commanding, reports to the
governor that the old man Casey was murdered
for his money. and his body consumed with his
store that Gill and Matthews were burned out
because they were Radicals, and that p. O.
Breeder and George Bently, partners of Casey,
murdered him, set fire TO his store, then fed to
parts unknown. He says al think 4 can con-
quer the Ku klux in q short time"
Gibbons was an outlaw during the war, aud is
the member of the Legislature who offered the
bill last last session forbiddng dsfrsnchised per-
sons from following any profession. being mates
of steamboats,, keeping stations, etc. His state
ments are improbable. The loss of many conser-
vative citizens is six times that of Gill and Mat.
thews.
Upham reports from Augusta. on the 10th. that
detachment under Captain Taylor, drove the in
suTgents out of Woodruff county into Jackson
county, killing one and taking prisoners, arms and
horses.
Refugeesssy that half has not been told of the
outrages committed by the militia in that Sec
ton.
The city Radical convention, Saturday night.
nominated DIR. A. K. Hartman. German physician
of low repute, for mayor. and a negro, called
William Rector, for collector. White Republican
property holders express great dis abstraction with
the entire ticket. 1t is probable that citizens
ticket will be run.-[Special telegraphc CORES
pondence Memphis Avalance.
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OFFICIAL.

DETITlOk............s. .............PETIrION.
NEW ORLEANS. July q, 1858.
TO the Honorable Council of the city Nez Orleans
Gentlsmen-we undersigned property holders Of the
City New ORLEANS respectfully your
bic body that the sidewalks the south SIDE Of Magnolia
street. from Clio street to pass Keller Market St.
OyerhOwed by heavy rains and rendered ipassa
Die 20 the detrment Of petitioners wherefore hey
respectfully request considering premises have
curb stones placed sa have the
Instructed to good brick sidewalks made
ft rot on the petitioners but the whole community and city
large. and they will pray
FRANCS LURGES, l461I feet.
ST CHARLES sTREkf RAILROAD COMPANY, 80
feet
JOHN BOENsEI. l261S feet
j. II. KILLER, 100 feet.
PATRICK MURPHY. 81 fact
GRETzkEk A BOOTH, 40 feet.
Petition signed 6D3 teet.
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No More CopsIba and
(RIEAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT %
MAFlOo vE6EfALIA

No More Copeiba aud Cubes.,
)RIHAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT py
hAFloo vEGEfALIA
Where medicines have failed th.,e prsp.rn.sos,
Az always effect These rapa and ext .ordnsy
pre- Of and chronic private
used m The hospitals Of rHrs BY the cesrAsd Or
fcord and found greatly superior 70 all hithe known
)ineral remedies and Copsbs Cubehs The tsot,en
30 In recent and capsule. In more chronie casca
Syrup OF Peruv,an Bsrk and Iron,
-PREPARxD BY
GRIMAULT 90,
Chemists 10 d. /. II. Prince Napoleon, PARA
This medicine presents agreeable FORM the actlv.
Principles Of Peruvian Bark. the best tonics combined
Iron, one OF The nelpal sase Of the blood pre-
tbed BY the most eminent physicians Of Paris 20 cure
orosis ree1 sicknrssJ to facilitate the deve opment Of
ung females ard 10 restore health vgor 20 th system
cansed BY anemia and leneorrheA which des re
often subject re- uArires and facilitates he aT M a.
tauenia and s also excel for pale Iymphatic and
ofu children Lastly it exees the Appetite promotes
ton end extremely beneficial all persons WHO'S,
pod hss been Impoverished BY ness long and saicut
nvsesoenca TIE effects Of this Syrup Al CERTAIN
speedy.
Depot General In New Orleans &c
y. DUCovGE's,
H Chsrtres strsst.
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APPROVED BY TUE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
|Burin du BulssOn's Iodide OF Iron and M.n.
gnne.a PflIa-
gnDese Pills.

The treatment OF chlorote affections Away,
ong and tedious with the psua ions Of IRON
pot unrequenty Tell owing 81 the stomach not being to
Znpport them The researches OF Professors Hannon Of
Brussels; Gensoul aud retequin Of Lyons serseus and
oussean Of Paris have demonstrated that this ameutabe
ure is owing 70 the absence Of Manganese which
Iron, il AN essential element Of tue blood These Ps
erefore supply an important deficiency therapeutics
pave subsequently, received the approbson Of the Academy
Medicine ana the principal scientific bodies They arr
npiey ed With certainty Of success Chor0s ireen
ckness Stomach Complaints Poverty IL the
guar Aenstrustion and preferable pills Of odde
iron alone In al snoie, serolR0us and cAnoeTuus adso
: ona
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.
lRIMAULr co. CHEMISTS PARIa

PEPSlNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Oervsa
hysicsn 10 his majesty the Emperor OF the French ts
1astnc Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle
itch digests food In the stomach When cause
her the supply Of digestive fluid IL small the
Consequences bad Digestion gastrts gastraa milan.
nation OF the mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels
burn. pitue snemia yss Of strength and Gin femalsl
h,0rosis The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned by The
Depreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine s0eedy cnre
sueh diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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DETITIoN
..PETIEION.

FouvELLE-ORLzANs II Juliet 1858
Memorable Consefl Commun de Ia Vile de la nou,els-
Orleans
Messieurs-Hous les soussgnes propretares dams Vile
de Orleans representOns respectueusement
Ire honorable les oBnquettes de
Magnolia parts Mt de Ia Chs PEASANT Keller
jusqna larue St. andre inondees
plues II reDdus impaabes grand prejudice
tonnsres s demandent rsspectueusemsnt
derant ats des Biesres de
DAYS IA dir lie de la vide
ordre de bones bsnquetes brdUes
is, atm de servir ben nonseuemsnt de petit
onnairs mas auss du public general ct continue
rOnt
Fra CTS LURGES, l4612 pie1s
COMPAGNIE D1 CHEafS DE FER DE LA RUE ST.
Cha kLES, % peds
JOHN BOENsEI 1907 pieds
J II. KELLER. 40 DedG
PATRICK MURPHY, % pieds.
GPF1ZNtR A -OOTH, I56 pieds
Petition signe 603 peds
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w manu- anu on snipooaro
ToBAcco-We have no change to note since our
last report. The stock hand is composed
almost entirely of best leaf. But little of new crop
has yet arrived, and we cannot look for q steady
supply till the beginning of February. Prices.
which are merely nominal, we quote as follows
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A EENAissANOk LoUIsIAnAss.
NV ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF u PAGES.
Devoted 90 Southern Interests.
tssven Year, Of kxissenos.l

noss ssnrznosos publication Cor Hrnsz and usaasr,
lps who practice ths elegant French languages rsyis
srstey The political Of the week the situation y
country the New Orleans American press shs insessHs
u u Louisiana the srcu tarsl md Commercial sslrr
Community the market price current the theatrical sorerx
literary md scientific productions Of the dsy and gv~
~ variety Of useful facts. instructive gems hrr,or,xs
|pdotss. and all that oompssss . trs. class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION; % PKR ANNUn.
y = psxss Of La kENAIbsANCK are ,dftsd q =
bnns and the advertisements conspicaously AZ
ed with reading IN each page that Il skcs 20
na Of the bsss advertising mediums Of south
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ERENCn MEDICINES
-PEHPARED BY- II
GRIMAULT d CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RuE gIOHELIEU, PARIS.
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspuaa.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF oANABIs INDICA.
PREPARED GmnAUIr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.

Recent experiments IN France Engsus and Germany
proved that these Gig retes sovereign remedy for
above distressing affections especially when BeladoRnR
stram0nium and opium have failed 10 give relief.
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suspension of operations duriug the Christmas
holidays, while few yielded to The pressure and
accepted slightly lower prices.' The total sales
for the day, however. footed up only 1000 balss
mostly at yesterdays figures.
Thursday, Dec. 24-rhis has been q rather
steady day in Cotton circles. The Liverpool IN n
ket closed at an early hour and the disposition to
execute orders here has exhibited considerable re.
Taxation. Factors have been firm throughout;
however, but the supply was of a very restricted
character from the opening TO the close of bnsl-
ness, and with steady demand, operations for
the cay amounted to 5000 bibles. Quotations this
evening disclose no alteration whatever. aud we
therefore repeat yesterdays figures follows, viz
Ordinary 2ll@-; good ordinary 2240-; low
middinQ -@23; middling 233G-, and strict mid
ding -@2ic.
The total sales for the past three days have bsen
2s.050 bales, against 81. 020 bales last week. and
81, 700 bales The week before. The net receipts
were 81. $50 bales, against 80 697 bales last week
showing increase Of 1888 bales, and IS 1856
bales receipts the week before. The aggregate
exports have been 20 0s3 bales, against lS,9 it
bales last week. and % ,34S bales the week before
and the stock on hand and on shipbosrd this
evening rs 1873 23l bales, against 1876 .0Sl bales
last week, and III AZ bales at the close OF the
previous week. The exports for the week have
been divided as follows. viz: 200 bales for Mar
settles, 500 for Genoa. 70S for Barcelona. 2003 for
Bremen, 1892 for Boston, 1854 for New York,
1882 for Havre, and 995s bales for Liverpool.
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A BOOK F0R TIE UNFO8TUNATE
J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DID
EAkhs, ImpOency, Loss Of Power, Nervous DEBILITY with
fotes on Impecmsnts TO Marriage should be al con
npisng Marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of 20 csnts 81
j BALDWIN DUFF.
new Orleans Medical Institute,
26a Magazine streek
where al private diseases successfully trsat-L
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Of Hallisz, Hsstoa, Hodnett, Hofier. H.,
lowell. Holt, Jones. ct Caidwell Io,d mol.
Washington, Lennon, May. Marler Mcea,S OF
bins, Merritt, Mullican, Nance, Nich eGuo'
Parker, Pool, Renfrow, Sanderlin " S,;U'
league, Trogden, Tucker, Williams ''ly
Sampson, Williams, of Wake. OF
Yeas-53. Nays-45.
ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Messrs. And,,
Benbow, Carey, Colgroye, Daniel Enns
French, of Bladen, Galloway, Garrett p Hos'
ris, of Franklin, Hobbs, Hood. Hvm" us
King Of Lincoln, Legg. Moore, Patr;"t
Rhodes, Rich, Sweet, Tourgee.
The motion as amended was adopted
Mr.. Abbott resolution for paving ON
ployees of the Convention.
The rules were suspended and the resoIu
ton adopted. ''u'
Mr.. King of Lenoir by permission. m y.
dinance concerning widows, who have ou. ~
fed as executives. d'"'''
The chair announced the following con,
mittee on the case of the sheriff of Ora rUn-
Messrs. Mcdonald of Chatham, King ot
Lenoir, McCubbins, Nicholson and Smith VI
On motion the Convention adiourne6
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For the Standard.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN sTANLY,

AT meeting of the Republicans of STAN
ly County, held on the 10th instant, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resotced, That L. G. Morton, Esq, be re.
quested to repres ut the Republicans of
Stanly in the Convention to be held in
Raleigh on the s6th instant, and that h. be
empowered to do what he may deem most
advisable for our interests.
Resotced, That WILLIAM W. HOLDEN. of
Wake, is our first choice for Governor.
ReStrcd, That we recommend Samuel
Mann to represent us in the Legislature.
Rssolced, That the Convention be reques-
ted to remove the disabilities from the fol-
lowing persons Irwin Maulden, Allen Burris,
Dumas Coggins, Franklin A. Latin, Joseph
Marshall.
The proceedings were ordered to be pub
lished in the Standard
ADAM DRY, Chm.
s. MANN, iSec'U.
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WASHINGTON Feb II 1aa,

"AshiNGIoN, FEB. ii, 1868.
10 the people of North Carolina, Caerokees
!, through your delegates l would saw that
have succeeded in getting some money IN
pay Tor their board and railroad fare home
and some clothes. - N''''0
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs and
the Secretary of the Interior have asked Con.
gress to pass an act, authorizing the paw
ment OF the money due here, and hope
that / can get the money paid by March or
April next. Twill do ali can and as fast
as / can to get it done.
.-....... Your friend,
.. ...... s. H. SWEETLAND.
2S3 f. Street.
GEO. W. BusHyHEAD, Chief.
JOHNSTON CATAGUsK1,
TMUoPEsKIH,
CHOoNOwHINEA.
Cherokee Delegation for No. Ca.
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U. l.. A..

We are in receipt of very able and patriotic
address to the Union Leagues Of North Carolina,
signed by Hon. w. W. Holden, President Hon.
Jas H. Harris, LIST Vice President. Hon. A d.
Jones, Cd Vice President, and c. w. Homer,
Secretary 1t calls upon the members OF the
League to reorganize and complete the work
which was SO success uly commenced at the re-
cent election for delegates. We regret our ina
bility to give the whole address to our readers az
this time.--Grsat Hepublic.
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The Convention assembled at 10 o'clock,
President Cowles in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ellis, of the Baptist
! Church.
The journal of yesterdays evening session
was read and approved.
Leave of absence was granted to Messrs.
French, of Bladen, and Watts.
Mr. Forkner offered resolution raising
committee to report on adjournment sine die
Laid over
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
An ordinance prohibiting the distillation
of grain.
Not quorum being present, the roll of
the house was called on motion of Mr.. Rich,
and the following delegates answered to
their names:
PRESENT -Messrs. Abbott, Andrews Ash
ley, Aydlott, Baker, Barnes, Blume, Bradley,
Bryan, Carey, Carter, Gambler, Cherry, Col
grove, Congleton, Daniel, Dowd, Duckworth,
Etheridge, Fisher Forkner, Franklin, French
of Bladen, French of Rockingham. French
of Chowan, Tuliings, Gahagan, Galloway,
George, Glover, Graham of Montgomery,
Grant, of Northampton, Gunter, Hare, Har-
ris, of Wake, Hayes of Robson, Heaton,
Highsmith, Hobbs, Hodnett, Hotter, Hol-
lowell, Holt, Ing, Jones, of Caldwell, Jones,
OF Washington, Kinney, Latin. Lennon, Lo-
gan, Long, May, Mayo, Marler, McCubbins,
Mcdonald, of Chatham, Mcdonald, of Moore,
Morton, Mullican, Murphy, Nance, Newsom,
Nicholson, Patrick, Parker, Parks, Petree,
Peterson, Pierson, Pool, Ragland, Ray,
Read, Renfrow, Rhodes, Rich, Robbins,
Rodman, Rose, Silly, Stilwell, Sweet, Tay-
lor, league, Tourgee, Trogden, Tucker,
Welker, Williams of Sampson, Williams,
of Wake, and Williamson.
ABsENT-Messrs. Benbow, Chillson, Cox,
Dlckey, Durham, Ellis, Eppes, Garland. Gar
Tett, Graham, of Orange, Grant, of Wayne,
gully, Harris, of Franklin, Hay. Hayes, of
Halifax, Hood, Hyman, King, of ,IIenoir,
King, of Lincoln, Lee, Legg Mann, Merritt,
Moore, Sanderlin, Smith, Turner and Watts.
MI Rich moved to lay the ordinance on
the table. The vote stood as follows:
FoR:-Messrs. Andrews, Aydlott, Baker,
Barnes, Benbow, Bradley, Dowd, Durham,
EMS, Forkner, Franklin, French, of Rock
,ngham, Fullings, Graham, of Montgomery,
Harris, OF Wake, Hayes, of Robson, Hayes,
OF Halifax. Hobbs, Holt, Ing, Jones, Of
Caldwell, Marler, McCubbins. Mcdonald, of
Chatham, Morton, Murphy, Patrick, Parks,
Plerson, Raglsnd, Read, Rich, Rodman,
Silly, Stilwell, Sweet, league, Williams, of
Williams, of Wake.
AGAINST essrs. Abbott, Ashley, Blume,
Bryan, Carey. Carter, Gambler, Chillson, Col
grove, Congleton, Cox, Duckworth, Ether
lGge, Fisher, French, of Bladen, French, of
Chowan, Gahagan, Garrett, George, Glover.
Grant, OF Northampton, Gunter. Hare Har.
rs, OF franklin, Heaton, Highsmith, Hold
ton, Kinney, Latin, Leonon, Logon, Long
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Mr. ADDOCI, I'll OIuluaHCt Ill TeidtlOu u
freight on the W. & W. 6 N. G. R. R. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Rich called up the ordinance reported
by the Committee, establishing an immigra-
ton agency in New-York.
Mr. Rich moved to amend by inserting in
line z. after ''years:" under the direction of
the bureau of statistics and immigration.
Mr. Rich said there was no use of assign
ing reasons for the passage Of this ordinance,
as he understood there was no opposition to
it anywhere.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of Chatham, moved to
strike out $4,000 and insert $4,000.
Mr.. Rich said that it would be of no avail
to make an Office and put the salary SO low
that no man of talent would take it.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of Chatham, said that
there were many, who would take this Office
for less.
Mr.. Ashley said there was necessity for
a man of talent, and living was very high in
New York.
Mr.. French, of Chowan, said there was
haste in the appointment provided for in
the ordinance
Mr.. Rich agreed that no haste was in
tended, nor really given in the ordinance.
The yeas and nays were called as follows
For Messrs. Barnes, Benbow, Blume,
Bradley, Bryan, Gambler, Cherry, Congleton,
Cox, Dickey, Dowd, Duckworth, Durham,
Ellis, Etheridge, Fisher, Forkner, French, of
Chowan, Garland, George, Graham, of Mont
gomery, Grant, of Wayne, Gully, Gunter,
Hare, Hay, Hayes, of Halifax, Hobbs, Hold
nett, Hotter, Holt, Jones, of Caldwell, Jones,
of Washington, King, of Lenoir, Kinney,
Lennon, Long, May, Marler, McCubbins,
Merritt, Mcdonald, of Chatham, Melon
aid, of Moore, Morton, Mullican, Nance
Newsom, Patrick, Parks, Petrec, Peterson,
Ray, Read, Renfrow, Sanderlin, Smith, Still.
ly, league Trogden, Tucker, Welker, Viii.
liams, of Sampson, Williams, of Wake, vii.
Hanson.
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He could not be driven to breach of deco
rum by invective. If passed and incorpora-
ted in the Constitution, he would labor as
hard as any one for its adoption by the peo-
pie But when gentlemen raise the cry of
reputation, which no one has advocated,
he would protest against it. He was will
ling to see any legitimate means used for
the adoption of the section.
Mr.. Hayes of Halifax-is it better to as
sure $15, 100000 and save the honor of the
State, or repudiate and lose it9
Mr.. Tourgee-I advocate no reputation.
Mr. Hayes of Halifax--you say we are form
ing a new State and must refuse to pay the
obligation of the old one
Mr. Tourgee-they are no more our debts
than the obligations of q friend OF yours
would be to you.
Mr.. Hayes-you certainly advocate repu-
diation.
Mr.. Tourgee-to your comprehension it
| may be.
Mr.. Jones of Washington said, this morn
| ing's argument is but re-statement of the
position taken yesterday. The gentleman
from Guilford is entitled to persistence, in
regard to the ground taken by him yester-
day. He seems intent to make the Consti-
Gutiou VI NoiIu Odioiiud. JIG CID VI LIS
powers. Why is it that none but this gen.
tieman can harangue the House? Did he
suppose that no man but he in North Car
.oiina, was acquainted with the institution,
rature, and constitution of a government ?
Or did he think that he was the only one
that had come there, to erect windmill and
that could kick as Don Quixotte did,
The history of every country from the
mud-IEN Of society to the palace had felt the
effects Of war. With regard to North Caro-
lima. she had lost every thing but her honor,
that was.the only thing now left her. And
shall she saat pr,Serve that almost sacred
relicl Tip.e, and even war had not been
able to deprive her of that. But this gen.
tleman was seeking now to do what wal
. could no. aecppplsh.
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~, IeaSue, lrOgden, fucker, Williams. OF
Sampson, Williams, of Wake, Williamson.
ABSENT OR NOT VoTINs :-Messrs. An
drews, Aydlott. Baker, Carey, Colgrove,
Congeton, Daniel, Eppes, French, of Bladep,
Garrett, Glover, Graham, of Orange, Grant,
of Wayne, Harris, of Wake, Harris, OF
Franklin, Hayes, of Robson, Heaton, Hood,
Hyman, King, of Lincoln, Latin, Lee, Legg,
Moore, Nicholson, Patrick, Pool, Rich,
Sweet, Tourgee
Mr.. Watts moved to amend, limiting
speeches to 10 minutes.
On motion of Mr.. Abbott the amendment
was laid on the table-the chair deciding it
to be foreign matter.
Mr.. Rodman moved an amendment: ex.
, cept when there is no other business before
the Convention.
The vote on the amendment stood:
For ;-Messrs. Abbott, Ashley, Aydlott
Barnes, Blume, Carter, Gambler, Cherry
Chillson, Congleton, Dowd, Etberidgc, Fish.
er, Franklin, French, of Chowan, George
Graham, of Montgomery, Grant, of Wayne
Gully. Gunter, Harris. of Wake. Hay, Hayes
of Robson, Highsmith, Ing, King, Of Lenoir
Kinney, Latin, Lee, Logan. Long, Mann
Mayo, Mcdonald, of Chatham, Mcdonald. O
Moore, Morton, Murphy Newsom, Parks
Petree, Peterson, Pierson, Ragland Bay
Read. Robbins, Rodman, Rose, Smith, Still
well, Taylor, Turner, Watts, Welker, Viii
! hanson.
AGAINST: Messrs Baker, Bradley, Bryan
Cox, Dickey, Duckworth, Durham, Ellis
] Forkner, French, of Rockingham, Fullings
| Gahagan, Garland, Glover, Graham, of Or
! ange, Grant, Of Northamton, Hare, Hayes
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Receipts bv Railroads.

NO., J. Il G. N. R. R.-Jau LA bales cotton
W Sykes-26 do w J Robson-3 ] q q Cromwell
6 Stewart, Galbreath 4 Fizer-20 Jos Hoy-l do
Mcdowell & Nugent-S0 Payne, Huntington &co-
5 Jno Williams 4 SOn-64 Richardson 4 May
Gerson-l9 l. Adams-2 Walker & Vaught &c
Barrett & lie Sassier-20 H 4 j NJ Allen &co-3
Given, Brown &co--23 Tansill, Horbeak &co-25
Winston, Morrison &co-l4 Lacey, Terry &co-l0
w Thompson-l6 Britton & Moore-l5 Hogan
& Patton-l0 G Whitcomb-3 r Pritchard-6 do
w Fellowes jill r Powell-ll NJ Smith &co
4T& S Henderson-l7 Harvey, Mcmahon &co-2
Battle 4 Noblo-l3 Warren, Crawford &co-37 do
II Ably &co-54 b Steadman-S NJ Hitler &co-
l Boyd & Martin--27 Alcus, Scherck i Autey-
29,5O0 feet lumber Popp 4 Elliott-3 car loads of
wood f Fendell-sundries to order-Total SIS bis
cotton
N. o., o. Il G. W. R. R.--Jsn la SKIS seed
cotton hhds sugar r Hare-13 do c Leverich
10 do Pavy &co-l6 do Given, Brown &co-l4
do Sabatier-2S do to J Adams &co-S do 10
bbs molasses Bonnafon-6s do TO order-26
do 20 half-bbls do Is hhds sugar A Cabrio-l bis
cotton ] Bullert-l600 pickets toi 3ru &co-4O0O
feet luRber Undergraduates to order-Total
bales cotton III hhds sugar lOi bbls molasses %
half bbls