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adoption Of the notion lie urged as Il reason
why the bill should be passed that a majority OF
the people of Goldsboro', and of the people, pro.
posed to be annexed to thattown, desired II.
Mr.. Seymour urged the passage OF the bill.
tanned.
The motion to indefinitely postpone tue bill
was lost. Yeas %, nays 46.
The bill then passed its third reading. ,
Mr.. Sweat moved TO reconsider the vote by
which the House on yesterday tabled the bill to
fix the fees of County Treasurers,
Pending the consideration of the motion the
House adjourned till tomorrow morning 10
o'clock.
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Knocking the Bottom out of a Well.

man was lately arrested in Kansas city,
Mo-, for trrspass ON a neighbours well. He
tapped it on one side, but the owner caught
him at it. As SION as he got out of court,
after paying his fine, he dug into the side
of the mans lot, about ten feet below the
well, and then tapped it from the bottom.-
But somelody who was drawing water from
the top discovered Il ray of light through
the hole when the plug was out, and the
man is again in Jail 1t is now supposed he
has been the prime mover in other acts of a
similar nature, several influential citizens
having had their wells mysteriously drained,
and fears are entertained that the offender
will be lYnched.
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LET THE PEOPLE NOW ACT.-It remains
low for the people to petition the Postmas-
Il General and have restored to them the
mil routes which have been discontinued
for so many years. We trust, therefore, that
they will at once hold meetings and get up
petitions, suggest suitable persons for post
master and mail carrier, and forward at
once to either of our Representatives in
Congress, and we shall forthwith have all
The mail facilities we desire. Lose no time
in making the move.
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Mr.. T. c. Evans, of the Hillsboro, Record

Mr.. T. c. Evans, of the Hillsboro Record
announces an arrangement, whereby c. N.
s Evans, Esq, of the Milton Chronicle is to
clip edit the Recorder, and the paper is to
De enlarged and improved. Evans, junior,
is 1ow off making the necessary prepare
IONS for the improvement. Strong team
and we wish you, financially, heavy returns
for your labor.
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The Salisbury Examiner says las the train
rom the East started from Salisbury for
Charlotte on the evening of the 18th col
orcd nurse having forgotten a baby's cap,
went back to get it, and it attempting tn
get upon the cars just as they were moving
eff, when losing her balance she fell between
the cars and was run over, and her arm cut
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o.

The President of the North Carolina Rail-
ruad informs US that within week or two
he will have on his road two elegant Sleep
ing Cars for the accommodation of the tray
inc public Charlotte Democrat
Major Smith knows how to run the ma
dime. The n. C. Road, under the manage
nent of Major Smith, has done well, with
IL most fattering prospects for the future.
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The stockholders of the Raleigh Ma
.tional Bank of North Carolina" will bear
in mind to attend a meeting of their Com
many at their Banking house on the second
tuesday in January, 1870. See notice.
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His Excellcncy. Gov. Holden, has ordered
p, special term OF Edgecombe Superior Court,
10 commence on the 3rd Monday in January,
$50 at which time civil cases only, will be
tried. Judge E. W. Jones to preside.
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AGRIcr-LTURAL.-T The New York Weekly
r;Bune is Farmers paper. Its Agricultu-
Department, valuable always, containing
it does full reports of the American In
|'rte Farmers Club, and articles written
its columns by the most eminent Agri-
urists of America, is about to Le enrich
h nv other attractive features in Hortl-
araI Department, which will comprise
Engagement of small farms, fruits and We
table culture, and how to make them pay.
ITO. veterinary department, for which
IT. James Law, Veterinary Surgeon in
,rudl University, has been engaged to an
YER questions concerning diseases of cattle,
'rscs, sheep and other domestic animals,
lnt prescribe remedies through the columns
P the weekly Tribune. See advertisement
P another column. 1da2w
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TIE OJse1rer gets off the following piece
OF wholesome advice in the right time
With the close of the old year. 1t Is worthy
otscrinus consideration, and we commend 1t
10 our readers for its entire truthfuiness
Support home mrchanics-home mills
.nu .aInr-home merchants-home press
-..Dr artisans-home everything, and
p Us. as near as possible, in order to do
% part in supporting and aiding in build
In. grrlr everyday ncighbor, place, .oun-
Il H St'c. Also, patronizc those who
Fal &c ,lr mechanics land those who
=, ,lrourt our paper to keep their bust
~" W. 7.cf,z: a people. 1t shows business
w " - rtseFaI spirit-it means to live
\" It live. When you find the latter kind
sIisness men you find men who will
Il Literally with ynu-lOoking to both
5 of the trade instead of one. Try it,
friends. and see if we are not in the main
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A Canadian postmaster had IA keg of dam
aged powder, and one night thought he
would see if it was good Tor anything by
throwing lump into the fire. The lump
jumped back into the key, and the building
was without roof in a very short time.
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The Wilmington Star relates the partlcu-
lsrs of recent difficulty between Mr.. Owen
Holmes of Brunswick, and two of his hands
in which one of the hands was badly wound
cd. Weanons used, sticks.
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We understand DR.. Hawkins contemplates
running night train over the Raleigh and
CASTOR Road, with sleeping cars attached,
at an early day.
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A white man, name unknown, was run
over by the o'clock train, on the Whining
ION road, at Marleboro', and killed. The
Ser says he could not be identified, being
Stranger.
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SCENDIARIsM IN COLUMBUS COUNTY
The Wilmington Star " regrets to learn
fOm Sheriff Richardson, of Columbus coun-
II. that incendiaries have commenced their
icvilish work in that county. At place
snown as "Pine Log" two miles from
Whiteville, on Friday night last, the stables
If Messrs Rockwell Dc Spivey were burned
u The ground, together with four fine mules,
lg. OF harness, Il barrel of pork, sack of
nie, and other goods; also about fifty
d&hcls of corn. On the same night the
iarn of Mr.. E. c. Watkins, located near the
abuve stables, together with it contents,
vas entirely consumed"
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1t is represented that cotton grows 10 bet
ter advantage, in every respect, out in Nene-
s1ucla, than any other portion of the earth.
Nowing that to be so, then there is another
tict, they have the largest snakes, and the
most ferocious varmints"-not excepting
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We learn from the Journal that there are
2 SIS white, and 1000 colorcd children in
the county of New Hanover.
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The boys and girls the father and the
mother-all are interested in the gaities and
festivities of the CIristm holiday. As in
oIden times. the ancient customs will again
bcrcpealed this ycar-mary little foot
will go to bed bare, while diminutive stock
lngs will hang on the mantle, near the fire
place, to receive presents at the hands of
Santa-Claus. Now it would be cruel not to
stuff the stockings and gladden. the expec-
tant little sIeepcrs, and we suppose every
papa and mama think precisely as we do
and if they do, Thicm's is the place to get
The very things so much needed The as
''iiment of notions is tempting and pleas
in.-
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EVENING SESSION,
CALENDAR

House bill in favor of the Sheriff of Cumber-
land county, allowing him until the first Mon
day in February in 1870 to make his return of
taxes to the county Treasurer. Passed its End
reading.
bill in favor of Nathaniel R. Jones, Sheriff
of Warren county, allowing him to the first day
OF March to collect taxes.
Mr.. Richardson moved to insert the nGme OF
j. W. Patterson, of Moore county.
Mr.. Lindsay moved TO insert c. S. Alfred tax
collector of Rockingham county Adopted.
Mr.. Blythe moved TO insert the Sheriff of
Henderson and Pennsylvania counties. Adopt
cd.
Mr.. Sweet moved 10 amend by inserting the
Sheriff of Craven county. Adopted.
Mr.. Beall moved to insert the Sheriff of Csld.
well county. Adopted.
Mr.. Colgrore moved to insert the Sheriff OF
Burke and Pitt counties
Mr.. LYMAN called for the previous question:
The bill, as amended, passed its several read
ings.
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LABOR IN DEMAND SoUTH.- We notice
mat there are several gentlemen from Ala
bazla and other points South, in oul State
7ooking for laborers and mechanics. Price
Ter mechanics $50 per month-for common
iaborers $40, with expenses paid to place of
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BETTER STAY WHERE YOU ARE KNOWN
The Observer says on Tuesdays the ticket
agent of the c. c. & A. Railroad, at Charlotte
sold sixty through tickets to Memphis, =
mostly to persons who propose to emigrate
to the South and West.
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NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE. The Sc
cOnd session of the North Carolina Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
will be held in the town of High Point, COM
ncncing January 6, 1870, Bishop James pre-
.;5,r~r
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In the Senate, Monday, Dec. 20, 1869.
q ELI

The President ratified the following:
A bill to allow enterers Of vacant lands fur
ther time to obtain grants from the State;
bill providing for the support of the insane
Asylum for the next fiscal year;
A joint resolution concerning pensions of SOL
diers of the war of 1872;
bill to extend the corporate limits OF the
town of Goldsboro';
bill making an appropriation for the support
OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Ordered that message be sent to the House
informing that body OF the readiness of the Sen.
ate to execute the joint resolution in regard to
the taking of recess, and asking concurrence
in the same. .. .r.T
Received message from the House announ-
cling concurrence in the foregoing, when the
Senate adjourned. tf boz.
In the House, Monday, Dec. %.
Mr.. White on the part of the Enrolling Com
mittee, reported the following bills correctly en-
rolled, to which the Speaker affixed his signature
and sent them to the Senate, viz:
An act providing for the support of the Insane
Asylum.
Resolutions concerning pensions of the SOL
diers Of the war of 1872.
An act to extend the corporate limits of the
town OF Goldsboro.
An act making an appropriation for the sup.
port of the Deal and Dumb and Blind Asylum
The Speaker gave notice, that because the cal
legibly written with reports of committees, &C.,
in order to prepare it properly Tor use at the re-
assembling in January, he should order its en-
grossment: and ask of the House hereafter such
farther appointment as may be deemed necessary
for the purpose OF maintaining it, aid the other
affairs of the DESK in the best condition for cor.
rect and thorough legislation.
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THETRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1870. Price 2 o cts
TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1888 10
1865. 2 vols. Half bound, SO.
REC0LLECTI0NS OF A BUSY LIFE. By HoRAcE
GREELr. Various styles of binding Cloth
80 so, Library. 90 so. Half Morocco.
81. Hall Calf, So. Morocco Antique, 81.
MARGARET FULLERS WORKS. New Edition.
g vols. Cloth. 81 o.
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT. QUINN 81.
ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE. WARIsG. New
Edition. Cloth 81. ..a 81
DRAINING FOR HEALTH AND PROFIT. WAR
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always procure draft on New-York or a Post Office
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TERED letter The registration fee has been reduced To
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been found by the postal authorities to be virtually an
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Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb,
Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with
directions for culture. prepaid by mail.
The most complete and judicious assort-
ment in the country. Agents wanted.
IS Sorts of either for S1.0O; prepaid by mail
Also Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, ali the new Po-
tatoes, &c, prepaid by mail. lbs. Early Rose
Potato, prepaid, for SI.00. Conover's Colossal
Asparagus, So per 100; s25 per 1000 prepaid.
New hardy fragrant everblooming Japan Honey
suckle, so cts. each, prepaid. True Cape Cod
per 100, prepaid, with directions. Priced Gaia.
logue to any address, gratis; also trade list.
Seeds on Commission. llsi VI ~
B. n. WATSON. Old, Colony Nurseries and
In 184&. dec 22-w4m*
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sstS ssSV W" SSuhi sbSSWI
is published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, al,
being printed twice week, we can, of cours
print all that appears in our weekly edition,
GLIDING everything on the subject of Agricultui
and can add much interesting and valuable m,
ter, for which there is not sufficient room in TIL.
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NEWPORT TRIBUNE.
THE lGREAT) FARMERS PAPER
The Paper Of the People,
NOW Is THE TINE TO FORM CLUBS

IT Is CHEAP BECAUSE ITS CIRCULATION Is LARGER
THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER.
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THE EGYPT COMPANY OF NORTH CARoLISA.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IA holders Of this Company will be held on
Wednesday, December LIST, 1869, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, at the Office of the Company, No. 100 N
Water ST., Philadelphia, Pa, for the purpose OF
considering the present condition and future
prospects Of the Company, and for general bust
ness purposes. d. w. SLACk,
nav - s569-w3w
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dh Onn A MONTH GUARANTEED,
S0VV no capital required, sample and full
particulars sent for loo, Address c. STEVENS
10 BROOKLYN N Y dec 22-w4tx
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PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful vege-
table restorative is tho
sheet-anchOr Of the feeble
and debilitated. AS q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it: has
no equal among stomach
les. As q remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women arc espec-
tally. sSbjoc3, 1t is
anperseding every other
s~timHlant. In nII'
climates, tropical, tenn
pegate or frigid, it acts
as: q specific In every
species of1disorder which
undertakes tho bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits
Wherever it is intro
ducod 1t becomes @
standard articlc.--a me-
dicinal staple. Tits to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and tho most popular
medicine i'm the civilized
w0rld---bo sure and get
tine genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL to the highest bidder, before tho
! Market House door, in tho town of Walhalla,
on Saleday In September noxt, The following tracts
Of Land. belonging to tho Estate of Eli Cleveland,
deceased, viz: n.
Tract No. 2, containing 800 acres. adjoining
tracts Nos. l and 3, and +. NJ. Cleveland.
y Tract No. 8. containing 274 acres, adjoining
tract No. 2, j. w. Sanders, G. w. Hunt and A.
y. Lowery. t.s "H
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit of one, two
and three years, the purchase money to be secured
by note, personal security, and n mortgage of the
I, premises, sold the note to DO drawn payable in
three equal annual successive i%nsialments, with
Interest from date.
EtGS. Purchasers to pny extra for titles, mort
gage and, stamps.
Day Plats arc ready for examination. Mr.. Is.
y. Cleveland. on Tract No. J., will give all neccs.
sary information in regard to these lands.
Boy These tracts lilo convenient to the Rail
road, and arc valuable for their farming lnnds and
timber
Pug, 8, 1852 Nh
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Sheriff''s Sale.

pT virtue of sundry writs of FIcr; Facias, to me
~ directed. will sell TO the highest bidder, at
The residence Of George Scaborn, on Littl, River,
On Tousday after Saleday in September next, the
following property:
4 Mules. 2 Wagons, Harness for one Wagon, l
Log Cart. ] Cow and Calf, ] Yearliug Calf, 10
Stock nogs, 10 head Of Sheep, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. ] set Patent Mill Dogs, 8 Plow
Stocks, ] Corn Shelter, l Straw Cutter, Scythc
Cradle. ] Grass bladr and Swath. Levied on ns
the property of George Seaborn. at tho suit Of j.
Is. Earle and others.
TEnMsC Asn-.Purchaser 10 pay extra for Stamps
and all necessary papers.
y : J. n. ROBINS, q .o.c.
August 10, 1869 As I'd
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J. II. WHITNER.
Attorney at Law
N
R "A ESTATE A II Mt,
WALHALLA. SO. Ca,

~. "a,
HAS in charge for ealo the following LOTS
LII and FARMS:
Lot, 4th Acre, in Walhalla, nenr Court IIouse.
+" 2 Acres in Walhalla, fine building site.
" 60 n 2l0 feet, below Walhalla, Gne build.
ing site.
{" 1870 y 2l0 feet, below Walhalla, Ane build
ing site.
I" 10 Acres, below Walhalla, fne building
site. :
/" 1874 Acres, between Walhalla and Depot.
200 Acres, unimproved, 2 miles from
Walballa.
$40 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wal
halla.
1850 Acres, $50 acres Bottom, improved,
Is miles from Walhalla.
APO Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad, Perry
vile Depot, Q miles from Walhalls.
500 Acres. near Perryville Depot, Q
miles from Walhalla.
600 AGREE, Seneca Greek, near Perry
Vile Depot.
46 Acres, in Walhalla.
los aores. 80 aores of bottom, improved.
ri: 4 miles of Walhalla.
2 1900 acres, on Little River. 10 nilea OF
" Waihaila. 100 acres Of bottom. speW ia-
= proved.
sfsl200 acres, 40 acres Of Crook Bottom,
improved, fno stock farm, IA miles from
.Walhnlla.
70 acres, woodland, well timberod, ono
mile from Walhalla.
l22 acres, "A miles from Walhalla, 1ne
situation for Tannery.
nS-OHice on Public Square. va
Nav 10. 1860 80 n
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Cleaveland Female Seminary.
Western Military Academy.
10. AIRBY SMITH. sun,t.

The next regular session Of this Academy
begins on lstof Sept. 1869. An extra session
will be held during the, Summer vacation. For
further Information address
IL. KIRBY SMITH,
New Castle. ilcnry Co., Ky.
August 8, 1860 43 IF
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DR.. Whittier.

4 REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, IS
II diploma ut office will show, has been longer
engaged in the treatment of Vcncreai, Seruai and
Private Diseases, than any other physician in st.
Louis.
Syphilis, Gonorrhca, Glcct, Structure, Orchiis
Hcrniah, and Rapture; aW Urinary Diseases aud
SyphihHc or Nercuriat affections of the throat,
Skin or Bones, arc treated with unparalleled sue
cess.
Spcrmatorrea, Sexual Debility and Mnpotency as
the result Of self abuse in youth, sexual excess in
mature years, or other causes. and Will y produce
some of tho following effects, as nocturnal ennis
Sions, Motches, debility, dizziness. dimnezs of sight,
confusion Of ideas. evil Jor6odings, aversion to so
ciety Of females, floss of memory and SEXUAL popcr,
end rendering marriage improper. are permanently
: DR.. NMinierpublishesaaME MEDICAL PAMPHLET
relating to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and the disastrous aud
varied nseQuenoeagof sslf -abusc, that will bcscnt.
to any address nHHW,seAied envclopcf for two stamps
Many physicinnsirftrodhce patients to the doctor
after reading his medical pamphlet. Commune a
ton confidential. a friendly talk will cost you
nothing Office central, yet rctired-No. GIT St.
Charles street, st. Louis, Mo, Hours, 8 o. m. to
8 p. nj. Sundays IL to 2 p. IN.
August 8, 1860 g ~
u LUE RIDGE HIGH sCnooL.-pRE-
DPARATORY TO T4fE UNIVERSITY OF
University of Virginia and of Rugby and Camb-
ridge. England, and confidently commended
to public favor" by testimonials from those in
situations, are teachers of successful experience
in schools Of high grade. Sessions commence
SEPTEMBER l5Tu, close JUNE 25ru.
TERMS: Tuition, board. fuel. lights, and
washing, $3.50 for entire session. No extrns.
Forcirculars, address the principals, at Green.
wood Depot, Albcrmnrlc. Va.
A. X, YANCY, JR., Graduate University Of
Va.
CASKIE HARRISON. Alumnus of Univer-
sity of Cambridge England, Principals. i.
August 3, 1863 43 If
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EMPIRE
Sewing Machine!
WHY 1T IS THE BEST
juno S, 1860

I has q straight Needle, perpendicular action,
makesthe Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which will not
rip nor ravel, and is alike ou both sides performs
perfect sewing on every description Of material,
with Cotton, Linen or Silk thread, from tho coars-
est to the finest number.
It Hens, Folls, Binds, Braids, Tuoks; Quilts
and Gathers.
Asa Family Sewing Meohine it has no superior.
For sale at manufacturers prices, with freight
added, by 8
J. q. EVANS, Agent,
PENDLEToN. s. G.
9a5~ Circulars sent free on application. )
July 80, 1865 40 Ina