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THE N.i7IoNah c.trIr.iE.
The Resumption of specie Payments
What Boutwell, S,ys-Thc High Tariff
Men Mt work-IsiEgins,o OF the Hornet,
Snubf,cd.
IsrEclAl. TELEGRAM TO rnE xEws.l

ASiIiNiiTUN, NONClnicr :.
A dispatch from Washington TO IL New York
paper, stating that The government is making
preparations to resume specie payments on the
1st OF january next, created Il tremendous luttcr
in money circles. Secretary I.ouwcll has thought
fit to come out i'll II card denying III general terms
that there Is any foundation for the statement.
The high tari:r men were hard nj wo;S ycscr-
day trying to persuade the President not to agree
to negotiate the new reciprocity treaty with
Canada.
Commodore Higgins, Of the Hornet; alias Cuba,
after personal application, has failed to gel ga,
satisfaction from the authorities ror the dis ilt-
ling OF his vessel.
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IrnoM THE ASSOCIATED rnEss.l

WASNISGTuN, November G-Noon.
Two policemen were seriously hurt to-day in
attempting To restrain party Of negroes who
were disturbing, Il colUrcd baptist congregation.
Commodore Higgins an,l his officers have ar
rived. Their statements clearly lisproYc he allie
cations Of trcachcry OIL their part.
Commissioner Dclano decides that in cases
where spirits are Withdrawn from packages and
water substituted. the packages must be re-
slammed.
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~ private letter from n prominent govern.
That before the holidays a crash will occur i'm Wall
street which viii equal In its disastrous consi.
quences ilc ELECTS OF the recent FlsH.iOuld gold
conspiracy The writer further says values henc.
rally lave downward tendency, and thInkj that
specie pay ment may bt reached without diliuIii,y
before the first Of July next W
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1tlurric0.

MoRVlSON--LhWT0N.-u November j. lsGo
III Tue residence OF III" brides father. by The Rev
W. ~ i.awtol,, !tME; EGIEs1os HunIrsoS 10
FASStE ~, eldest daughter or John l.awi,I;l Es,
III! oI l.awinnvilIc. Beaufort County, =. G..
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KADIc.iLIsM ~ FLoRiDa.

Wee !.ittic Scheme or Bribery nre;
corrupsio"-"'hc Do:nss of Ills Ex-
cSiicar;' Il. *. =. Sivnllcd by th,
Radical Governor or FIor:,:n.
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$jnip: 20; acres. Slrni: :0ncr"s. $j7ii; Sn acres
si3ii: :i acres :ill5:I"urrcJ. 50. -" lO"rarrrs.
Salii; :la0 acres. Stn1D: .. acres tnrar lown.l
:lli2:2', acres tncar town. So: vacant oj III
town. Il. acres. SiGo: h">g ard hb:. six acr.; III
town. SsGj ~" iouw,ii. sa,s were mad. by
th" sh"rih f'r casa: 80 acrc$ iF0u::hi $a>: go
acre. fatoo ao 30 acrc+ $3.50: :c" ;.rrrS. $::e'o
AbOs' seven thousand acre; changed hands at
prices ranging from :l,i III :in0 per acre.
onASGEmrEG CcuNTY.
Til" shrri sold ~ the Court huisc, on .on,!nv:
l.;liih "i G w. Thompson. go atrcs--turca~cd
ly Thomas l.. l'anlzirr for S5oo; lands nf J. G..
kcr i"r $50: ..ic Mrs. IInoE Place, IL acres rs ];
y. Reed ;or Si0n: the viii Stat 3 acres ty j. y
Reed Tor SO: the Crl,lc: Place. III acre. 10y i. "
i''c inr $!"n: the laco3 Hook Place .lt nrrcS. y
!'iar.. 81; acres. hy ]. q. WJnuamakcr for $50:
lands oi {. Araui House tract, iCo acres.
ny j. w. III. Dukes for 5000; second tract. jj
acres. 10y J. ". II. Dukes 70, SEQ: third tract.
lGj acres. ly James +. I::ilr rar 500: lands or w
Knsinan, 20 acrcs, Iy j. i. Ran :oT Ssou: lands
nI estate or George ShiuHlcr $50 acres hy \. Il.
Dash for $3.50: ''"uSc ans! lot il; ro.ncss. occnp!C
hI w. X Thomson. - G. II. !humpsom. Tor $40:
lan's of -. Il. EE.ht. iC'i act,S. hy I. \. Robin
son for 5000. THE following property vi estate uf
y. y. Wanna'nakcr: First trace 80 acres. by Mrs.
acres, II? T. T. wannan;.k"r fir Si1a: ihir,, tract;
lt5 acres. !.r I. 3. WIYnaEiNcr Tor Sj1i: fourth
irci r.ii,;'n,i"r IN dover. IS; acres, by Mrs. s
.rG =: SinnH ior ; Sih"; Eiil iii, al Janson's.
acres, ny 'Iohn oCuin, for Si.
LANCASTER cV5STY.
lhc l"i'o"nE safes we're ,eGde OIL Monday:
Estate W. w. Ellis; lS3 aCtt fJr Sscb: 2,r acres
for $50. Estate Seal JDlir!on, Il gold mine. :.
acres. iur Sl;0 Estate MU:I, Hilton. 6l5 acres.
ior SEQ. Estate Glass Cas,Oi, j2i acres u: Siuui:
III acres Tor S'i10:2jI acres .Sr $i:h. Vacant lot
in village. ..H,irui Square. "foS Si:iO. Two store
houses "n Main street foT SiatO. One house AID
lot un Dunlap street for slGgh: III acrcs oi lai;,l
III The Hickory Head ncigilih',,oul FOR SI:a. rs
'atc !. j. Porter bankrupt, ~ acres for $i1i..
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ilovj 3

pas- WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors OF Youth anu the FOllics OF Age, In rcIa-
ZION To Marriage and Social Evils, with q helping
hahd Tor the crrng anu unfortunate. Sent In
scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r.. Philadelphia,
Pa. srp,n5 omos
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IA Rev. Df. Thompson, Of New YORK. nwh,a
not desiring to reveal private conversation. ),
nevertheless "would say that Father IIyacinthc
hau brought letters TO him from two French pro.
testant clcrgymen. speaking OF him ns In close
communion with them, md taking the noble 20.
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gr"CITY TREASURY, CHARLESTON,

EG"ClTf TREASURY. CHARLESTON,
NOVEMBER !. lado-Notice Of Real Estate owners
Is respectfully called 10 the foowil. resolution,
passed hy Council 2stlI Of October:
THAT The City Treasurer br, AMI Is hereby, un.
thorized To- extend the lime of paymcn, of bal.
ancc on real estate for 1869 10 The 18th .iay of No
'cmhcr, with interest from 2eth day of October:
OH ;'n'l after which 'lay execution shall lie issued
against all dcfau:crs.''
Extract from minutes.
$. THOMAS.
HoNo Ciiy 'rrCAsmrcr.
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JsS' CONSIGNEES PER BRITISH
steamship DARiEN arc hereby notified that said
steamship has been THIS DAY catered under the
Five Day Act. All goods not l.. mittcd nj the
expiration OF that time will be sen; 10 the Govern
ilchi stores ROBT. MCRES CO.,
oCt2S ,,,o,,,
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~ USE JOHN DWIGHT a. co.'s
SuPER-CARli SODA, the best for housckccpcrs.
Established iSIG. sent - mGmospsc
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G,,rrial Nol,cce.

re- CoNSiGNEI'S NOTICE. l. CON
Sn'N"ES by steamship MAGNOLIA are hp,rLy
notified thai she Is riTIs DAY tIisrlaruiu,- al YAM
ds:hOrsi's Wharf. Goods not removed n, .nusct
Will rchiain on wiiarf or hc stored al owner. risk
and expense. RAvENEI & Co
nOyS2 ,.,,,
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ys5- MANIIOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Premature Decline In
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical be-
bllity, &c.
'Therc is no member OF society by whom this
book VIII not lie found useful whether such per-
son holds the relation OF Parent PrcceptOr or
Clergyman.r-Mcdlcal Times AMI Gazette.
Sent by mail OH receipt of liny cents Address
the Author, Dr. s. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
ID. G. scntI 1yr
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IN" NOTICE. -APPLICATION WILL
he made to The Legislature, ut its approaching
session, Tor charter for LIFE INSURANCE;
COMPANY, TO he called ''TIlE SOUTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE C0MPANY.n
n-
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gs1- BATCHELOK'S HAIR DYE.-TUTS
splendid Hair Dye ls the best In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, in
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tlnts; remedies the III cnccts OF bad dyes; In.
vgointes and leaves tho hair soft and beautiful
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per.
fumers; and properly applied Mt sBatchelor,s Wig
Factory. No. = Bond street, New York.
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I.T- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the
subjects: How to Live and What TO Live for
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood generally
Reviewed.; the Cause OF Indigeston; Flatulcnce
anil Nervous Diseases accounted FOR; Marriage
PhilosophicalIy Considered, &c. These Lectures
will bc forwarded on receipt OF four stamps. by
addressing: SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSBUM
OF ANATOMY, No. "a West Baltimore street, Bal
timorc, Md. aprI0 mw(lyr
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:n5J-NOTiCE-APP WILL. BE
made 10 the General assembly Of South Carolina.
on the fourth Monday in November next, for a
Charter for THE PROVIDENCE MUTUAL LIFE
AND ToNTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF the
South, now forming in the City of Charleston, S. C.
COMMITTEE on CHARTER.
ang23 muf3 Scptl3, ,ectIInoyS
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HaS- OTICE.-NATIONAL FREED
MANS sAvIEGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
BBANClI, No. 7+ BROAD STREET
Money deposited on or before November 18th
will draw Interest from November 1st.
oct2sl7 NATHAN RITTER Cashier
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1aJ- TO TIE FLOUR MERCHANTS
AND ALL lNTERESTED.-OFFIcE INSPECTOR OF
FLOUR, No. GS EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, October
ld.-ordcrs for Inspection OF Flour viii he re
ceivcd at This otilce from this date, and bc
promptly attended to.
C. y. AYERILL,
OctlG Inspector OF Hour.
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The Case of Mr.. Purdie.

1t Will be seen by reference to our Senate
report, that the case of Mr.. Purdie has at
length been decided and his seat declared
vacant. That Mr. Purdie is banned by the
Howard amendment has long been evident to
large majority ofthe Senate, and that this
action was not taken long ago is due to
generous desire to give him an opportunity
to have his disabilitiesremoved by Congress.
This Mr., Purdie could not accomplish, and
it became the unpleasant but imperative duty
of the Senate to act upon his case without
further delay. No greater consideration
was ever shown political opponent than
has been shown Mr. Purdie, and it has been
the determination of Senators to judge the
case upon its merits and without reference
to party To this fact Mr.. Osborne, the
Democratic leader in the Senate, testified in
his remarks upon this case. That Mr. Pur-
die was banned by the Howard Amendment
few will be disposed to deny, and the action
of the Senate can but be approved.
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The Editor of the Henderson Lqder recent

The Editor of the Henderson Iader recent
ly paid a visit to the Hon. A. W. Venable,
at his residence. The Hder says:
'sMr. Yenable looks with the eye of faith
through and beyond the murky gloom that sur
rounds the national present to that glorious and
happy future awaiting our country, when bad
men shall go out of power and good and capable
statesmen shall control her affairs"
Yes, when the good men who solemnly
swore to support the government of the
United States, deliberately, wilfully and ma
liciously made war on that government, shall
again control affairs in our country When
the good men who ridged this land with the
graves of the young and the brave, shall
again control our country! When the good
men who drenched this land with fraternal
blood shall again control our country
When the good men who mercilessly dragged
poor men from their homes and families to
fight for the perpetuation of human slavery,
shall again control this country When the
good and capable statesmen" who told us
the cost of the war could be paid with ten
cent piece, all the blood wiped up with
pocket-handkerehief, shall again control
this country When the good and capa,
bic statesmen" who told us they were going
to starve the Yankee nation into subiection,
and cause the grass to grow in the streets of
New York by the withdrawal of Southern
cotton shall again control this country!
Oh, won't it be glorious Confederate
millenium-with these good and capable
statesmen" in powell With conscript
officer in every district and tithing officer
at every cross-road, and an impressing officer
in every county With a Libby and Castle
Thunder for every Union man, and repu-
diation for every compact!
Confederate chivalry, Democratic states
men, your millennium has been postponed
indefinitely. and is aboutas difficult to see as
your goodness"
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EVIDENCE OF MIR. JOHN W. STEPHENS.

EflUENCE OF Mh JOHN W.
Question 6y Mr. S,reet-Were you interested in
the passage of any resolution of this General As
sembly at its first session, and if so, what reso-
luton?
Aasrer-I was, in two. The first was resolu-
ton from the Committeeon Privileges and Elcc
tions; the second was a resolution introduced by
MIR. Welker to allow me my per diem and mile
age while contesting the Hon. Bedford Browns
seat in the Senate.
Question By Mr.. Stceet-Did you have any con-
versation with Senator Robbins in regard to the
resolution giving you per diem and mileage, If SO
repeat in detail, that conversation?
Ansuer-I did, after the resolution was lost on
Friday night. On Saturday morning, the 22d of
August, l met Mr.. Robbins in the lobby and
asked his opinion as to my getting my per Glen
and mileage. He said he was in favor of it ard
would vote for it. l asked him if he could get
reconsideration of the matter. and told him
that if he would should satisfy him for it. He
said lie would try. then told him that ii he
succeeded would pay him SO This TOOK place
a short time before the question came up again
in the Senate. MIR Robbins did appear in my
behalf and succeeded in getting my per diem,
when paid Mr. Robbins the $50.
Question 6y Mr. Gatli.g-Did you consider, at
the time you made this offer to Mr.. Robbins
that you were employing him a lawyer or that
you were offering him a bride Tor his vote!
Ansmcr-I said to Mr. Robbins, during the
conversation above alluded to, "You are o law
yer and l know that lawyers work Tor money" /
considered was not paying him Tor his vote be-
cause he had already stated to me that he ex-
peeted to vote Tor me.
Question by Jf' Gatling-How long were you
engaged in talking 10 Mr.. Robbins ON the sub
ject?
AnS,cer-We had but one conversation on the
subject which was in the lobby, and it lasted not
more than five minutes.
Question By Mr. Gatliag-Did Mr.. Robbins jnti-
mate to you that he desired to return that money
to you, and tor what reason? ~
AnsDer-Yes, he came to me, in my seat in the
Senate, after the adjournment, and said he desir-
ed to return me the money, for he considered il
wrong that he should keep it
Question By Mr. Gdtling-Do you recolleci
about what time it was that he offered to return
the money?
Ansper-About two weeks ago to the best Of
my recollection.
Question By iNy. Gatling-At the time this trans
! action took place. was there any word said be
tween you and Mr.. Robbins about keeping the
| matter secret?
| AnSacer-There was not.
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One Hour With Thee

One hour with thee When earliest day
Dapples with gold the eastern grpy, III "a
Oh, what can franc my mind to bear s ~
The toll and turmoil, cark and care, ...s,. N
New gricfs VIII Gu coming hours unfold, KS I,
+ An6 sad remembrance OF the old?-- -
~ Ono hour with thee
q One hour with thee! When burning June
: Waves his red flag at pitch of noon, isa N
What shall repay the faithful swain
His labor on the sultry plain; :, s. ..es- s
And more than cave or sheltering bough -
- One hour with thee! slf,s,;.s 4
One hourwith thee! When sun Is set, sgi ID
Oh, what can teach me to forget < sf li.E
, The thanklcss labors of the day: -. f.,i Ia
= The hopes, the wishes flung away; 5a s-s
The increasing wants and lcssening gains,
The masters pride who scorns my pains p
One hour with thee!
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A new series of postage stamps is in
course Of preparation by the Postoffice De-
partment. They will be smaller than those
now in use, but of handsomer finish and
design. On the two cent stamp is an en-
craving of a postboy on horseback, and on
the three cent locomotive undera full head
of steam. The five cent stamp contains a
head OF Washington. The ten cent stamp
is said to be very finely designed, and con-
tains picture of the declaration of indie
pendence. This engraving is very finely and
delicately executed. On the twelve cent
stamp an engraving of an ocean steamship
is seen, and the thirty cent stamp is decora-
ted with the surrender of Burgoyne
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Col John W. Forney, witha party of cap
italists from Washington and Philadelphia,
passed through Raleigh Thursday on their
way to Western North Carolina, with view
to investing in lands in the counties of
Caldwell and Watauga. They will return
during the coming week. and stop one day
,in Raleigh on their way North. We await
atheir report with great deal of interest !;
for they are men ofinhuence and means, and
if they make a favorable report, the invest
ments which they make will i've a precursor
of influx oil capital and immigration which
will tend greatly to develop the resources
nfthe State.
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The original of the above can be produced,
and the writer's name given, if necessary.

ANOTHER RING. Here's another ring, ssloil',
of course; they mostly are. There was some in
terest to pay on the first of this current month
on portion of the North Carolina State debt
some $500, 900 or so. 1t wasn't paid The re-
constructed State Treasurer comes out in let
ter to state the pain this sad affair gives him, and
the bogus Governor supplements this wall with
a sob OF his own. But now, mark you, where
the ring comes in 1t would have been easy to
borrow this money and meet the interest, but,
being met, the State bonds would have their own,
or even, perhaps, gone up. 1t was desired they
should go down. therefore no interest was paid,
and they did go down. Being down, the ring
buys heavily and then advertises to pay the in
terest. This plucks up drowned honor by the
locks; bonds advance; the rings sell and pock-
ct a fortune at the expense of the credit of the
State that for some inscrutable reason is for the
present, delivered over into its hands.-Wdsh
ington Express, jan. IA.
IS The Express must judge Others by itself
Corrupt itself, it is swift to charge corrup-
ton on Others. There is no truth in the
above statement by that paper. Every eff
fort was made to meet the interest at the
time it was due, but under the circumstan-
ces it could not be done. But it aoM be
met, and that soon. A tax bill is now pend
ing before the Legislature which will he a
law in the course of few days, and then the
Treasurer will be able to raise five hundred
thousand dollars if he should need that
amount.
North Carolina is able and willing to meet
all her obligations. The Express should
have more regard for its own character than
to prefer such charges without some proof
to sustain them. z ~
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The undersigned, minority of your Com
mittee, deem it proper to state in connec-
ton with Senator Robbins case, that Mr..
Stephens was summoned at the request of
that Senator, who had previously ION Mon
day, the 18th inst.) submitted voluntary
statement of the transaction, which is fully
corroborate,l blythe evidence of Mr.. Stephens;
further that they regard the transaction as
an inadvertence on the part of Senator Rob-
bins, and in this opinion acquit him OF in
territorial wrong. So. M is4
.sae 5pl.r5, L. G. ESTES. 80
s! pHi5aas W. H. s. SWEET.
fle-5 #iH ta- JNO. GATLING.
4f ~ J. w. BOWMAN.
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To Correspondents.

.,,o will be taken of anonymous communica-
1rbe name and address of the writer must IN all
h nnrnisbed, not necessarily for publication, but
t1aranty of good faith. a
! b. oolv on one side Of the paper.
4 publication of communication is no evidence
r. o5itor adopts its sentiments. The author is
responsible for them
,urnications should be written in plain hand :
.ersops unused to writing articles for publication
Il correct their manuscripts with great care
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RALEIaH, 23d January, 1869.

sgsti RALEIGH, 23d January, 1869.
To the Honorable the Speaker Of the House
and the Honorable the President of the
Senate ::s - l.l.sf iss.f=5r1fstf ts4s
GENTLEMEN:--Your Committee submit
herewith. the testimony they have taken.
They wauld report that several persons who
have been summoned as Witnessed have
failed to appear Your Committee would
respectfully beg to he discharged from fur
ther consideration of the subject. saiga
s L. G.. ESTES, Ch'mn. Com.
isf.a w. Fl. S. SWEET. ;se 81
GEORGE A. GRAHAM. 50
J. W. BOWMAN. -ati b..
IA. C. WISWALIl. ssiols
.e5E JNO. GATLING.
Fsz ~. SAMUEL FORKNER. as,
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Markets.

WILMINGTON, Jan. 23.-Spirits Turpentine adj.
vancing, tendency 511S to So. Rosin steady at
IS to Sc Turpentine unchanged. Tar steady
Prices unchanged. Cotton quiet.
New YORK, January 23-Cotton dull and de-
cdedly lower; sales $50 bales at 2S1l. Flour
moderately active. Wheat very firm. Corn un-
changed. Pork $50 to s3075. Lard firmer;
kettle 20 to aOA. Turpentine So to Sc. Rosin
$3.50 to $780, Groceries steady. a -
BALTIMORE, January 2S.-Flour and grain dull
Pork active at S31 to so. Shoulders Is to 151(
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Married.:

On Thursday, January 2lst, at the residence of
the BRIDES father, G. Fl. Afford, ESQ.,, by the
Rev. johnson Olive, Mr. CHAs. E. j. JoSEs to
Miss ELIZABETH L. Afford; all of Wake county.
On Thursday the 4th ult., at the residence Of
James Smith, near Auburn, by j. G. Andrews,
ESQ.,, Mr.. q. L. JOHNSON CRowDER to Miss
MARY WALL; ell of Wake county.
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THE UNIvERsrry.-At a meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Trustees of the
University in this city on Thursday. it was
determined to open the one hundred and
forty fifth session of this institution on the
Sd day of March next. See notice in anoth-
er column. i
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

. |
Superior Court, Faa Term, a. D 1868.
Samuel Windley, Admir- J r. 40 4s8f :.
OF VIM. H. Davis, a Petition for I;ceneo
m, " oe W. tosell Real Estate.
II. Davis. - itsts ~ .+-- .siga -az.s-
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John Bunnell and wife, Sarah Jane, who
are defendants in this suit, not Inhabitants of
this State, it is ordered that publication be made
for six weeks successfully in the Raleigh SPAN
pARD, newspaper published in the City ot Raj
eigh, for the said defendants to cppear before
the Judge of the Superior Court Of Beaufort
County, at the Court Houaa in Washington, on
the sixth Monday after ttso third Monday Of Feb.
ruary, a d. 1869, ap.1.. make defence to the said
suit, as in defarl.s thereof the petition will DO
taken pro eonffsso, and heard accordingly
Witness, George L. Windley, Clerk OF said
Curt, at Washington, the sixth Monday after
i che third Monday Of September. A. p. is5a g
RS3H ~ GEORGE L. WlNblEY, CLERK.
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