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George Peabody.

The telegram from London, informs
us that the Bishop of London preached
the funeral. of George Peabody at West
minister Abbey, on the 18th inst.
The Bishop said in his discourse =
"Ne hhthled copmoncr has ever gather
ed such concourse of sincere mourners
around his grave, He labored to relieve
the wants of the poor and by them he
was beloved as by all those who sympa-
thize with poverty and honor bencvo-
lence. 1t was his bcneyolcnce. 1t was
his business to gather and his Joy to
give, Two nations will ever reverence
his name, which forms another bond of
union between England and America"
Gfahd and stately euology from the
mitred priest of England, noble lauda-
tion spoken in the grand altar of West
minister Abbey,gand resomding through
the aisles and d-among the arches of the
Church of England's mobiles and cchoing
among the vaults where her kings arc
slcepfng.
Grapdiy dirgcd the organ in conso-
nance and responsive to the spoken Gu
logy, and as it difges through the dim
aisles and struck amid the fretted arches,
it seemed to chaunt his funeral praises.
Vast was the lthrong, and high born
lords and ladies we're there to weep
around his burial.
But greater honors are his. The poor
made happy by his bounty, the sick, re-
stored by his Kindness, the sad rejoiced
by his charity, these all as they utter his
praises i'll their hearts and on their
knees, these tell his grandcst eulogy
and the grand songs Of praise and plaud-
its, ringing through the arches of Heav-
ems own temple, this will be the grand
est onlogy this will be the grand music
of his dfge, these the honors that are his.
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BY an order in this cause the creditors of
j. w. Smith are required to prove their de
mands before me by the 9th day of January
next. G.. Is. GLOVER
October ., 1869. Referee.
oct II i'd
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EXECUTOsS NOTICE. All
H. Persons having demands against the
Estate of F. NJ. Porter, deceased, will pre-
sent tic same properly nttested, and all per-
sons indebted to said Estate will make immc-
diate payment TO the undersigned on or be
fore the first day Of March next.
ALLEN PORTER.
oct 3O-td Qualified Executor.
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Charges to- Grand Juries Extraor-
binary.

Coupled and infcounection with, the
able and manly charge of Judge Carpcn-
ter to the grand jury in the case of T. j.
Mackey, we noticv the charge of Judge
Platt to the Barnwell jury, in which his
honor uses very remarkable language
His Honor seems to think that in twelve
months every Office in the State will be
filled by r"Carolina gentlemen. This
is abeld prediction certainly, and very
remarkable one, coming from this source.
Quia n,sac What nextY Was Judge
Platt in earnest 2 Has he any reasons
upon which to base his prophecy? Who
can tell? Perhaps he may be right and
this eonsumation so devoutly wished for
and So remarkably predicted by Judge
Platt, will be.
Is this the beginning of reaction /?
Arg these men,, foroseeing the future,
thethseNes predicting their own fate ?
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TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND a
fine assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS,
and viii continue to keep the best in use, and
will sell at prices as low-as they can, be pur-
chased frotns the Publishers. Also COPY
BOO S,and Stationery. 80
Books aud Music when not on hand can be
obtained in a short time. 1 have also fthe
Agency for Stieh's Chickering's Celebrated
Pianos. s,yo- a ..sfs. ssf +. ~ - ~.
will continue 70 keep the Non Explosive
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ONANGEBUKG-IN EoulrY.

ORANG EBURG-IN EouIrY.
Washington p. Glover, Bill for Sale of
Administrator, Real Estate to pay
ve debts, for lniunc.
Sophia A. Clover, ot al. ton and Relief
BY virtue of an order in the above named
cause, tbs creditors of the late Lewis q
Glover. deceased. Nro kcropy n2liicl Cat
they are required TO present aad provo thpir
respective demands before the urdcrsigncd
the Special Referee, at Drgngoburg. South
Carolina, on or before the Arst lny of Jnnu-
nry next. or they viii be deharrcd paymont
Clerks O!iicc, GEO. HQLINEN
Ornngcburg. s. c.. c. c, Z.
October 80, 1869.
oct 30 td
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Samuel Bowles isays:-The Colorado
wheat makes rich hearty flour, bearing
a creamy golden tinge; and have eaten
no where else better bread than is made
from iS. The wheat will rank with the
very best that America PRODUCES, and is
more like the California grain than that
Of 'the Stge."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17

Gated short session and had hoped that
| tho General Assembly would have adjourn
eu sue dte before the Christmas holidays,
Dnt against tue protests of the ConServa-
| tlves the Senate adjourned the question
OF Its tenure OF Office into the Supreme
| Court for decision, and as vet the Gener-
al Assembly has made no provision for a
general election of members of the Gener-
al Assembly on the first Thursday in Au-
gust, 1870, and until it does so, /, for one,
cost what 1t may, shall not vote to ad djourn
this body. L therefore cast my vote in
the Affirmative on the motion TO indef-
nitely postpone
a message refusing TO concur in the
adoption of r. substitute for bill relating
to apprentices. On motion the Senate re
fused 10 recede
On motion, the vote was rcconsidered
by which the resolution authorizing the
treasurer tC pay NJ. A. BIedsoe $S5, 373 AZ,
IL Aelng the amount allowed him by the
supreme Court on claim he held against
the State.
Mr.. Ncikor moved to amend the reso.
luton by striking out the sum therein
mentioned, and insert S3, $50 90.
The Chair decided the question de
visible
line previous question was called and
sustained, the motion to strike out pre-
vailed, the amendment was adopted, and
the resolution passed its final readlng-
ayes 27, nays Il.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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and now turn the matter over to my Re
! publican friends; it is enough for me to
say that the people Of North Carolina will
hold the dominant party to strict ac-
copntabiilty. He denounced the whole
thing as q farce.
After some further debate th., motion.
WAS lost, yeas IL, nays jS
Mr.. Ellington offered a resolution fer
employing u phonograQhic reporter Tor the
Committee. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Justice the House
went into Committee of the Whole, Mr..
Pou liz the Chair.
Mr.. Barnett moved that the Committee
rise and ask leave to sit again tomorrow
| morning-not agreed to.
The Superintendent Of Public Works
then took Als place at the bar Of the
House.
The question REQUIRED on the amend
ment Of Mr.. Holden to the question asked
by Alr. Malone IN the morning Fesai on.
The amendment was adopted
Ine Superintendent tnen answered:
I have been refused trains 10 inspect
some Of the roads. I have not been re-
fused the inspection of the books of any
Of the companies, for I have not asked to
be allowed to do SO.
Mr.. Seymour-Stato which. if any, Of
CI5 lttiIic3l'S now ID progress OF COQStIuc-
ton in North Carolina you have inspected
this fall. .-
Angwer-I have inspected the eastern
division Of tho Western North Carolina
Railroad.
Mr.. Ames-State by what roads you
nave been refused trains tor the purpose
Indicated
A.-The W. Q. &. r. neglected to furnish
G train; the ". & W, and the ". &. NJ
and @. & G. did not reply to communion
ton requesting trains. The R. tC G. also
refused.
Nir. oeymour-State what progress had
been made in the construction OF the cas-
tern division OF the W. n. O. road, and
what work was going on there at the time
OF your inspection Cf that road. ..-
Answer-I only Inspected the road as
fur as Morganton. there being no track
laid beyond, except few miles, and the
train does not run regularly to that part of
the road
After a few more unimportant questions,
on motion the committee arose, reported
progress, and asked leave to sit again,
which was agreed to.
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NIGHT SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 7.
Mr.. Pou moved that the committee ad-
journ to Thursday next, and make it the
special order for II o'clock.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Sin
clair.
, Mr.. Moore, of Chowan, objected.
Mr.. Malone said: This committee was
raised on the motion of the leader of the
Republican party in the House, the gen.
tleman from Johnston. Yes, sir, good
Republican who says he glories in the idea
that the party was born ''amid halo of
glory" | was opposed to going into Com
mittee of the Whole, but when every 9th
er proposition was voted down, being will
ling and anxious to go on with the inves'
tigation, I concurred.
The attempt to get bill passed Offered
by myself to give this committee plenary
powers dragged; it took whole week to
get it reported by the Judiciary Commit
tee, and finally, after every conceivable
objection had been offered it passed, and
now lies slumbering in the other end Of
the Capitol; and when it will be passed, if
ever, God only knows.
Gentlemen say they do not intend to let
the Democrats lead in this matter. Well,
7 hope they will go on with this investiga.
tion. The Superintendent was asked a
question, intended to show the d,aineus of
the Railroad Companies in refusing to re-
port or disclose to that officer the true con-
dition of their Roads, but the question aCas
objected to and the answer not given.
He has done oil an honest man can do
to get fair investigation Of these affairs,
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HARD YIaIEs AND WoRsE AcoMING. AT
last accounts, only eleven Sheriffs had set
tied with the Treasurer, in full; eleven had
not been heard from, and tho balance have
only reported in part"
Logan Harris, the reading Clerk of the
Senate, made al announcement to that
body at the adjournment on yesterday,
that at the request Of several Senators, he
had addressed note to tho Treasurer ask
ing ii he could pay the members the per
diem due before the Christmas holidays,
and had received an answer that it was i'm
possible, unless the Sheriffs paid III better
than they have done.
That's bad for the hands-it don't RUE
ia as fast as it runs out
Raleigh Sentinel,
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SENATE
THURSDAY. Dec. 9, 1St

THURSDAY. Dec. ,, 1867.
Mr.. Graham, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported q substitute for the
bill to abolish the Special Court of the
city of Wilmington, entitled ''an act to
extend the jurisdiction Of the Special
Court of the city of Wilmington" recon-
mending its adoption.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mir. Barnes, bill to incorporate The
Wilson Collegiate Seminary for young
ladies. Referred.
By Mr.. Murphy, q bill to incorporate
the Franconia Manufacturing Company in
the county Gf Duplin. Referred.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
The consideration Of the bill 10 amend
the Charter of the several Railroads, re-
moving all restrictions il reference to
guage, was resumed and the 2otion OF
Mr.. Sweet to postpone It's further consider
alton until the 18th Of January prevailed
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to abolish the Special Court of the
City of Wilmington, with 81 substitute
from the Committee on the Judiciary, en-
titled an act to extend the jurisdiction of
the Special Court Of the city of Whining
ton was taken up, the substitute was
adopted, the title OF the bill was changed.
and the bin was amended by submitting
the question to q vote of the people, and
passed its several readings.
CALENDAR.
Resolutions proposing that the General
Assembly adjourn sine die on the Goth Of
this month. Passed, ayesA nays l5.
Mr.. Sh0ffner moved a reconsideration
of the vote, which prevailed. Ayes %,
nays 13: s
Mr.. Moore, of Carteret moved that the
resolution be indefinitely postponed, which
motion prevailed.
In explanation Of his vote, Mr.. Jones,
of Mecklenburg, said he had always advo-
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SENATE. .. "
WEDNESDAY, Dec. s., 1869.
CALENDAR

Revolution authorizing the Public Trea-
surer to pay to NJ. A. B!edstone a certain
claim he holds against the State.
Mr.. Hayes renewed his amendment that
was rejected on yesterday, "Io require a
part OF the payment to be made in State
bonds at par" which Was again rejected.
Yeas 16, nays II.
MIR. Cook moved g reCOmmlttal OF the
resolutions to the Committee on Claims
which was lost.
Mr. Moore, of Carteret, moved it's refer
ence to the Committee Oh Propositions
and Grievances.
A. H. Galloway (col.l called the previous
question, which was sustained, and the
resolution was rejected.
On motion OF Of a. H. Galloway, coll
cred, the rules Were suspended and the
bill to abolish the Special Court OF the
city of Wilmington was taken up in
order to refer it to the Committee on Ju-
dietary. ..a
Mr.. Legg presented certain amendments
to the bill suggested by Il public meeting
held in the city Of Wilmington, and asked
that they might be referred to the same
committee.
Bill to amend the several railroad Char
ters in this State, SO as to remove all re-
strictions in reference to their guage.
Mr.. Hayes offered an amendment to pro-
vide that said privilege should not apply
to various roads.
Mr.. Shoffner moved that the bill and
amendments be printed and made the
special order for Tomorrow at II o'clock.
Mr. Sweat moved that its further consid-
Grafton be postponed until the 18th Janu-
ary, 1870.
Pending it's consideration the Senate
adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY. Dec, S, 1869.


WEDNESDAY, Dec. s, 1862
On motion of Mr. Sinclair the rules were
supended and his resolution raising COM
mittee of five to manage the investigation
before the Committee OF the Whole.
was taken up and adopted.
FIRST SPECIAL ORDER
The bill creating @ Board Of Railroad
Commissioners, introduced by MIR. French.
After some debate the bill was postponed
until tomorrow and ordered to be printed
SECOND SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill in relation to re-endowing the
University of the State.
The bill after a long debate was post
poned until Jan. II, 1870.
On motion of Reynolds, colored, the
rules were suspended and the bill concern
ing the compensation of School Commit
tees was taken up.
The question REQUIRED upon a substitute
reported by the Education Committee,
which vas adopted.
The bill then passed its several read
ings.
The Speaker announced Messrs. Moore,
of Ohowan, French. Sinclair, Argo and
Jarvis as the Special Committee of five to
manage the Investigation in Committee Of
the Whole. -
| Mr.. Jarvis asked to be excused from
serving upon the committee. Every prop
| osition introduced by Conservatives upon
| this floor for full and fair investigation
had been voted down. Leading Repub-
| licans (Seymour and Sinclairj bad declared
| that their party could not afford to allow
| Democrats to take tie lead in this matter,
now he wished to give Republicans full
swing.
The proceedings of the Cou1n&ttee Of
the Whole would show to any one the
intention of the dominant party, not to
allow certain facts throwing light upon
certain railroad matters to be brought out.
Twelve million dollars of bonds had
been issued by the State under acts passed
by q Republican Legislature. These
bonds were placed h the hands Of certain
men and have been, in part or whole, sold
, in New York. Months upon months have
elapsed, no information is received by the
people what has become Of this money,
and little or no work is done npon the
roads for which the bonds were issued.
The impoverished condition OF the
people generally, enormous and burden
some taxation and lavish and reckless ap-
preparations of money by the Legislature,
were fast educating the public mind to re-
pudiation. To avert such o calamity as
Reputation he MIR. Jaryis) had eo-operated
with other gentlemen to endeavor to ferret
out the parties who were charged with
sYindling the State to the tune of millions
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TAKEN Up

1HE SUBSCRIBER At HIsIasszs..za
..1 {, ,IDs near Becky Point, on the Goth zSs
d ar5 1902, one Cow and Calf. The Cow =
nit rGtI ~ "Lt9 t, color marked with crop and ups
!Gr IN =! Loth ears The calf is black and white
N, WITH same mark as COW. "'-''0
5-s .5-@ owner is hereby notified to come forn,apa
hersf:' sf:'3pT'ty, pay charges and take them awaT
.c.s '''o 'A7y will be dealt with az the law ii.
l972- JAMES .. ORMsBY.
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..u. t.unrrs formed i'll the liver. These facts
..."-'a~ional use IF the S"!"GI'0Ti4G Is 3
...... advisable.
-.. ..sor- appear, there must 5e2lo s"rofu!oas
-... forms u tC'dngemcnt may never
....i go, the = itai forces Of the body hC SO re-
... -UbtIc agency, as materially to lmp'4r
...i -h0Elcn tAc duration Of lie. ii tS 3
..,.tv. also, that sCrOttlia i strictly hCTedi-
...t.E. indeed, descend from parent to chIIG,
-.' .. rn~cuiavCa in persons born OF pure
..ss. lis IN, indigestion, foul air, IIcanIOu5
.-4-I. mines. anil the depressing vices gen
a.t...ri,. Weakly constitutions, where not
...t s. :'.- most constant and jEdiciOUS care,
att-iv liable to it. Yet tc robust, also,
.'ar! Blood SWnlls the VEINS with an appaF
-.F. -=lr. - Of III