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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-02-12
From the Raleigh Sentinel.
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
SENATE.
MONDAY, February l, 1869.


Report 81 tue c-nmittee on Bribery,
with d resolution introduced by the Sena-
tor from Pits.
Mr.. Rich called tie previous question:
Not sustained.
Gu notion o. Mr. Winstead, its further
consideration was postponed until We'd
nesday next. at IL o'clock.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Air. Osborne, from the committee on the
Judiciary. reported favorably on the bill
to enable persons TO take an appeal, and
owning property less than the Constitu-
tional exemption to give bond.
Nh. Love, from the committee on Fish
cries. reported favorably on the bill to pre-
vent obstructions to the free passage OF
fish mp the waters of Town Greek.
ByA. Fl. Galloway, coiored A bill to
amend the Constitution of the State so as
to extend the right Of suffrage to females.
Referred 70 the Committee on the judi
ciary.
FRoI THE CODE COMMISSION.
Bill declaring persons Of color compe-
tent to testify in all cases. On motion OF
Mr. Barrow the rules were suspended and
the bill passed its several readings.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Bill to lay Oft Homestead and personal
property exemptions. Passed.
Bill in relation to the Lunatic Asylum. -
This hill provides that the Superintendent
of sail institution shall hold his Office for
eight years. His salary 10 he fixed by his
Supervisors who are appointed 10y the
GoverLOr.}
Mr.. Barrow moved an amendment pro-
7iding that the salaries Of the officers Of
said institution shall not he decreased.
Mr.. Love moved an amendment to the
amendment providing that the salaries of
said officers shall not he increased, which
was lost MI Barrow's aulendu1ent was
adopted and The bill PASSED.
Reeulution extending time 10 tie COM
mite" OK Banks. Passed.
Bill to amend the charter O: the Western
Railroad Company. aud to hbuIid Il branch
to the town of Selma Johnston county.
Mr.. Richardson offered Il substitute.
Mr.. Graham offered an amendment pro-
yide,s the question Of making such appro-
priation be submitted to u vote Of the peo-
pie rs provided ia the Constitutions
Question on Mr.. Graham's amendment.
YEAs-Messrs, BSrrow, beall, Bcaaley, Brog-
den, Grth2ul, Legg, iiSson, Aechnr aud We'll
2jr-9,
hays cesrs Beiamy, Burns, Blythe Cook,
Darie, Eorkner, Harrington, Lasslter, Love,
Moore ii Carteret, Richardson, Stephens, White
and NInstead IL
No quorum voting, the amendment WAS
lost.
On motion Of mr.. Barrow, the Senate
adjourn ed until Tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
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To CONSUMPTIVES.

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with severe lurg affection, and that dreau ~, a
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mis- fellow sufferers the means OF cure. - n,
TO ali who DESIRE II, he will send 3 copy OK ts ~
prescription used (free OF charged, with tnJ bicL
rections for preparing and using the same, MiP
they will find a SURE OURE FOR CO ms Oh.
ect Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrlpt!oo
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Informal
which be conceives to be invaluable anu "a viii
hor,es every sufferer will try his remedy, as ~ W."
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Parties wishing the prescription, viii please
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feb 8
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3, /
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.


Mr.. Osborne, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported favorably on the bill to
change the time of holding the courts in
the 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th Judicial Dis
tricts.
Mr.. Blythe, from the committee ON In
ternal Improvements reported favorably
on the bill to establish turn pike road in
the county OF Carteret.
4 message was received from the House
transmitting the following bills, viz:
Bill i'll relation to Lake Phelps. Re-
ferred to the committee on Propositions
and Grievances.
Bill 10 amend an act concerning the Re-
gister Of deeds Referred to the committee
on the Judiciary.
Bill authorizing the county commission
ers Of Arson to levy special tax. Refer
red 10 the committee on Finance.
Bill to Incorporate WayDesvilie Lodge.
Referred to the com mitteo on Corpora
tons
Resolution ia favor OF &. Murril, Sher-
III of Onslow. Referred TO the committee
on Finance.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Bill to change the time of holding the
courts in the counties of Hyde and Martin.
Passed.
der Passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Report Of Committee On Bribery.
Mr.. Davis Hithdrew his amendment.
Fir. Moore, Of Carteret, introduced a
substitute for MIR. Respass' resolution, pro-
posing TO vacate the seat of Senator Rob
bins. which was lost:
AYES -1lcssrs. Barrow, Bethany, Brogden,
Burns. Blythe, Cook, iavie, Epps, colored, Har-
rington, LYMAN, colored, Jones, Of Wake, Legg,
Moore, OF Csrteret. Smith and White-15.
NAYs.-Messrs. Barnes, Baail, Colgrove, Fork
Ger, Graham, Hayes, L&ssier, Lindsay. Love,
Mason, Melchor Moore Of Iancey. Oeborne,
Richardson Respaes Scott, Shoffner, Welker and
Wipstead-l9
Mr.. Welker offered an amendment to
the resolution OF the Senator from Beau
fort, which, in substance, read as follows
The Senate having heard all the facts in
:he case affecting Senator Robbins, be-
lieye said act deserves emphatic censure,
and is herein conveyed by this body
Adopted as follows:
AYEs.-Messrs Barnes, Beall ColgroVe, Fork
nex, Galiow ~. colofe3. Graham, Aayes. Las
sitter, LAgs. Lindsay. Love. dason, Mo'chor,
iiOore, OF Iancey, sD0fne, richardson, Respass,
Scott, shoftoer, neIN2r and "instead- 81
EAYs.-Mes5rs. Barrow, Bethany, Brogden,
i :ne, Blythe, Cook, DAVIS Epps, coored, Har-
r.ngton 8ymGu, c,trad jones, of Wake Moore,
ofCarteref, snliti al: =" hte-1S.
Mr.. Moors, Of Uarteret, moved an indefi-
mite postponement of the whole subject,
which was lost.
Mr.. Davis renewed his amendment that
Senator Robbins should come before the
bar Of the Senate and receive reprimand,
which was v>teo down.
AYES Mes2rs. Blythe, Davis, Hayes and
Smith.
MeSsr-. blythe and Hayes afterwards
changed their votes to the negative, leaving
only two in the affirmative.
Mr.. BroS(ten offered an amendment to
the resolutions offered by Mr.. Welker,
using stronger terms Of censure.
Pending its consideration, the Senate
adjourned, until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
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TURPENTIyE AMP TAR.

yTNHE sUBsCRIBFR WILL. PURCHASE AN
l. quantity of TURPENTINE and TAB lE rs.
may offer, and pay the highest market Pi11'
same.
Makers can send TO him direct, or Sc n PERI,
always receiving the Gerry highest prices ana s@''
all charges for brokerage or commissions.
4, II. VAYBoKKELEA.
ian6 s3.iw-4S.lm
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in favor eff Jno. r. Smith, late tax-colector
Of Wayne county. Referred.
BILLS.

By Mr. Nicholson : A bill regulating the
holding of County Fairs.
On motion of Mr.. Estes. the rules were
suspended, and the bill to be- entitled an
act 10 raise revenue was taken up,
he bill being on its second reading,
was, on motion of Mr.. Estes, considered by
sections.
The various sections from the first Sec
ton down to the fifteenth section OF
schedule 3. were read, amended and
adopted, and pending the debate upon the
sixteenth section,
Wilson Carey, oolored, moved to ad-
journ, but withdrew his motion, when,
By consent, Mr.. Mcmillan, from the
Committee on Private Bills, reported
favorably upon the bill concerning the In
spectors of the city OF Wilmington. Bill
placed upon the Calendar.
Mr.. Robinson moved that when the
House adjourn, it adjourn until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Carried.
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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ERRORS GF YOUTE.

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY. Feb, 2, 1856,

TUESDAY, Feb. 2, 1869.
Mr.. Malone, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported favorably upon the
bill to require Judges of Superior Courts
TO hold their Courts until Thursday of the
second week of the Court and for other
purposes. The bill was placed upon the
Calendar.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Smith, Of Wayne A resolution
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Els.
MONDAY. Feb. |. 1869

A message was received from the Senate
transmitting Il communication from the
Chief Jnstice, declining to give nG opinion
ii reference to the Homestead exemption,
ns the question had not yet come properly
before The Court.
BY Mr.. Mcclellan A bill concernin g
the Inspectors for the city OF Wilmington.
Ordered to he printed and referred
By leave. 3fr. Vest;ti intrc;a2ntl q bill to
authorize the N0"thN estern R4i!rtsnIi - re-
ceive land as subscl iption to il, capita!
stock. Referred.
BY leave, &. ". Price, colored, oiiere !
q resolution authorizing the Treasurer 10
pay members per DE- from the 22nd of
December. This inc sudes the recess. y
Lies over.
CALENDAR.
The bill for the protection of poor debt
ors was taken up AMI postpone1a two
weeks.
A message was received from the Senate
asking concurrence ia the following bin
viz :
Bill allowing citizens OF the State to
practice law in the Courts Of the State -
(Ihis bill allows all persons to practice law
who can prove q good moral character and
pay the usual tax.
colored the rules were suspended, and the
Senate bill in relation to the practice Of
law was taken up, when
Mr.. Malone moved to refer it to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
By consent. William Cawthorn, colored,
introduced bill to increase the RESPONSE
bilities OF Railroads. Referred.
On motion the House then adjourned
until = o'clock this evening.
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Fourteenth scnator1al Distrte,.

We publish with pleasure the following
telegram from a prominent gentleman in
regard TO the Senatorial election in Bladen
aud Columbus
FAIR BLUFF, Feb. 4th.
To The EiitOrs Of the Journal:
| have been asked frequently if Col. T. E TooN
would be candidate to represent the people of
the Fourteenth Senatorial District. He will if
the voters wish it. He is their choice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-02-12

Salt Lake City is now but three days al d
half from Chicago. Bad for Salt Lake
CITY,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-02-12

Latitude, like a clothes-line, stretches
from pole to pole.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-02-12

A Greek church has been opened at San
Francisco.
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From the Southern Oultivator.1
CHARLES A, PEABODY ON CANINE,
CIAL MANURES.

HIS METHOD or APPLICATIONS AND Rrs,.,-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNE- DAY, Feb. 3, 1863

bGAoaSet, ol " 4iiuluStoH, piaJiuS tuat
new bonds may be issued by the State for
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad under
an act of the General Assembly of Fell
ruary 10th, 1861. The petition was or
dered to be referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
ByJ. II. Harris, of Wake, oolored A
resolution instructing the Judiciary Com
mitree to report u bill to relieve Wake
county Of the expense Of supporting con-
victs sentenced to the Penitentiary.
J. IL. Harris, of Wake, colored, moved
to suspend the rules and adopt at once.
Mr.. Seymour moved to strike out the
words &C County of Wake" and insert the
"Counties of the State"
Tie amendment was put to Il vote and
adopted.
The resolution as amended, was adopted.
By Mr.. Pou A joint resolution instruct
ing the Engrossing Clerk to make the ne
cessary grammatical corrections in bills
and resolutions. Referred.
BY Mr.. Kinney A bill to incorporate
the Davidson r. Il. Co.
On motion of Mr.. Kinney, the rules
were suspended aud the bill passed its sew
eral readings.
BY Mr.. Renfrow A bill authorizing the
county Commissioners of Halifax to levy a
special tax for certain purposes. Lies
over.
On motion Of Mr.. Hodgin, the rules
were suspended, and the Senate bill re-
quiring State contracts to be advertised
WAS taken up and
On motion of Mr.. Estes, ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr. Mcmillan, the rules
were suspended, and House bill No. 347
concerning the Inspectors for the citv of
Wilmington, was taken up and after some
little debate between Messrs. Mcmillan
and Estes, the bill was made the special
order for II O'Clock next Monday.
By Mr.. Moore : A bill in favor of W. J.
Murray, late Sheriff of Alamance. Lies
over.
On motion of Mr.. Estes, the rules were
suspended, and the bill entitled an act to
raise Revenue was taken up and consid-
cred.
The question REQUIRED upon the 10th
section Of Schedule 3, which was amended
and adopted.
Section II was, on motion, passed over.
Sections Is, 10, 20, 81, %, %, "a and %
we're amended in some particulars and
adopted.
Section % was stricken out.
Pending the debate upon section 27 the
House, on motion, adjourned until to.mor.
row morning at 10 o'clock.
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OUR RALEIGH CORRESPONDENCE.

Successful Reconstruction "--Se m t o r
Sweets speech-Pruyn, or Psnitentiary
Notorfcsy and the FavOrite OF Holden and
Standardization vs Washtngton--nfr.
Robb:ns-L fsIatiyc PIratcs--DSr. sweet
before the Grand Jury OF Wako-The
State Debt More Appropriations - The
University IS Trinity, Davidson md
Wake Fores.-The Tax RIll-Rer udia-
tion rs. RepudiattOn-" Price, Colored,
and the Treasury-Tho Loil Bail, Sc, &c.
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Winnie Ream's statue of Lincoln is nearly
completed.
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Chicago covers an area of twenty-five
square miles.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

The Winter Term Of this Instit u
ton will begin November S0th, 1868
The scope Of tho College, beside q
Preparatory Department. embr ace,
full and thorough Courses of 1nstruc-
ton in Afathenatics. Ancient and
Modern Language. Philosophy. Gen.
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Boatding need no. exceed from $3.50
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In respect to Health, beautiful
Scenery and fasorable Moral sur
roundings, the place 10 unsurpass ed
ALEX. MARTIN. D. D.. President,
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Philosophy.
F.. 8. LYon. A. NJ Vice I}esident
Professor of English Literature, and
Principal of Preparatory Depat ment.
Col. J. r. WEAVER, A. NJ, Profess
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Tactics.
8. G. STEVENS, A. NJ. Professor Of
Natural Philosophy and Of the Nat !.
ural Sciences. D.:
HENRY n. HARMAs. D. D., PROBES
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Hon. JOHN A. Ollie, Lecturer on
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Horgantown. West Va.
Nov. 81, 1A68.-ly.
The old flag. [volume] (Philippi, W. Va.) 1861-18??, 1869-04-07
WATCHES for the MILLION.

WAIUdES tor the M1LLlON.
The Oroide Gold Watch Co. manu-
facture. on strictly scientific princi.
pics (style, finiah aud color IS caret
goIa) fac simile Of the NEST rare and
costly description of Gold lNatchts.
They are manufactured with Hunt
ing Cases, {ladies' aud gentlemen's)
have superb Swiss movements, je.ueAed
engine-tnrned, with compensation
spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers,
Erpressme,s-the most e1actiug OF
our customers-hsve thoroughly de-
monsLrated the strength. durability,
accuracy aud utility Of the fac-sinltie
Halthdnl Watches. and pronounce
them invaluable as reliable time
keepers.
Fine Swiss Movements SIS; Patent
american fac sin,iie Huhtha,n WafcAes
full jeweled, $40: Chrononeier Bal
anee, $25 each. deliberately engraved
with new and novel designs. Each
Watch is warranted by special certif-
cate from the Uroide Gold Watch Co.
A!so. magnificent Oro:de Gold
Chains So, ST and 81 each. Sent
everywhere to be paid fer on delivery.
Our customers are supplied free
with The Pickpocket Defective and
Watch Guard; also, mailed separately
on receipt Of 80 cents. The Genuine
+Qsn;dA Gold .Natolea1As oh.
tanned by ordering directly from US.
JAMES T. MONROE & CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers,
1876 Broadway. New York.
Nov. 7, lSCS.