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ocrats shall hear it they will be terribly
panied, and he was afraid they would weep
at the idea that confidence from 80 dis
tinguished a source cannot be afforded
them He then drew a picture of the
country under Democratic rule, and con-
trasted it with the reign of blood, tyranny,
and disregard of law under the present
party. Mr.. Sumner did everything posi-
BILE to delay vote on the bill in which he
was seconded by Drake and the Senators
generally from the east. The whip of
Sumner was heard cracking around the
ears of Senators, but go far there is no evil
dence of any giving way, but every days
delay only adds to the excitement and helps
the enemies of Virginia. Gov. Walker
is daily on the floor, and is a perpetual
target for Radical vituperation. MIR. Bing-
ham, on whose amendment Virginia was
admitted. is also on the floor, trying to
counteract Ben Buffers work. I fear tn at
the influence of the leaders in this crusade
against Virginia will be able to induce
some few Senators to turn on this question
and send the bill back to the House and
the tender mercies of Ben Butler. If SO,
Virginia will be bound hand foot.
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IMPORTANT SALEOF COTTON LANDS
In DUPLTN COUNTY.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE of the Superior
/ Court of Duplin County, the subscriber will
on the 9Th day of March, 1870. offer for sale to
the highest bidder at the Court House door in
KenansviIle, the following valuable tracts OF Cot
Thomas Hill. deceased, to wit The AIcoIa Place
F4ison's Depot. on the east side of the ".
Z W. r. r., containing about 77O acres OF very
superior Lands, located in b healthy and deslra-
bic neighborhood. The Bear swamp Plantation
contains ~ acres Of valuable Lands. This tract
will be sold subject to the life estate of Mrs. Hill,
widow of DR. Thomas Hill. Also two other tracts,
the ono hnown as the tract purchased from Zil-
pha and James Jemagan. The other known as
deceased's Holly Swamp place. Said tracts Of
Lands will be divided to suit purchasers. Pur-
chasers will be required to give note with ap-
proved sureties, pay able in eight months after
date for nine-tenths CT the purchase money and
pay One-tenth cash.
little withheld until the whole is paid.
A. G.. MOSELEY, Receiver.
ian 81 50-tech
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NIGHT SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV
NEnNESnAY IAN 10 1870

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 19, 1870.
Pursuant to adjournment the House
was called to order at half past seven
o'clock.
The debate upon the war bill was re
sumed.
Mr.. Durham delivered very able speech
against the passage of the bill
Mr.. Argo moved TO refer the bill to
a special committee of 5 members of the
House, whose duty it shall be to examine
into the condition of affairs in these coun-
ties in which insurrection is alleged to ex-
ist, and in which it is said the law cannot
be executed, and report to this House at
as early day as practical as to the truth
of these allegations, and what legislation
is necessary.
Mr.. Seymour spoke some time in sup
port of the bill, and concluded by calling
for the previous question.
The cali was sustained and the question
REQUIRED upon Mr., Argos motion to refer
which was rejected by vote Of yeas SO
nays Ga.
The question recurring upon Mr.. Ma
lone's amendment striking from the first
section the power given to the Governor to
declare at his option any county in state
of insurrectlOn, 1t was relected--Yeas 40
nays "a.
The following amendments, of which
previous notice had been given, were
next considered and disposed of as follows
By Mr.. Seymour: Amend first section by
adding the words ''and in such case the
Governor is further authorized TO call
upon the President for such assistance, if
any, as in his judgment, NAV be necessary
to enforce the law. Adopted.
By the same: Amend section 3 by ad-
ding the words ''and any Judge, before
whom such case is pending, may upon
his own motion, make such removal
Adopted.
By the same: Amend section by in
serting in line 1, after the word ''per-
son." the words who have been or who
hereafter may be-" Adopted.
By the sam Anne nd section by gtrik-
ing out in line 6, the word 'any'' and in
sert ''an." Adopted.
BY the same: amend section by insert
ing after the word violation" the words
''of any offeuse mentioned in sectio 81
Adopted.
By the same: An additional section, to
be known as section 6, "That the costs,
on conviction under indictment in section
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HOUSE OF REPRESENT NTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, 1870.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILL

BY Mr.. Justice A resolution request
ing the Public Treasurer to furnish infor-
nation whether be had paid any interest
upon Penitentiary bonds, if so, how much,
to whom and by what authority.
Mr.. Moore, of Chowan, in speaking up
on question of privilege in regard to his
remarks made yesterday, stated that he
had requested him (Mr. Moore) to state
that he (the Treasurer) had not paid sin
gle cent of interest upon Penitentiary
bonds nor did he intend to do so.
Mr.. Justice said the statements of the
gentleman from Chowan, had given him
all the information he wished, therefore,
he withdrew his resolution.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill (war) to secure the better protec-
tiOn Of life and property.
The question REQUIRED upon Mr.. Ma
lone's amendment to the first section of
the bill.
Mr.. Jarvis argued for some time against
the measure. He reviewed in all its phases
not only the provisions, but the probable
effect which the passage of the bill would
produce. He made an elaborate and
lengthy argument against the whole bill Ill
all OF its aspects.
J. S. Leary, col, next argued in support
of the bill.
Mr.. Moore, of Chowan, followed in ad-
vocacy of the measure.
Pending further debate the House on
motion, adjourned until this evening four
O clock.
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PURSUANT

THO AUTHORITY vested in me by virtue Of a
deed of trust executed by Spaight Hill, [
shall, the 7th dag of March, 1870. at the Court
highest bidder, that valuable tract of LAND near
Faison's Depot known the Rhodes place, con-
tanning $40 acres. This tract Of Land is situated
CAROLINA, and is considered very superior Lands
we'll adapted to the growth of Cotton, &c, &C.
This is the chance for bargain Terms of sale
one-tenth cash, and the balance to be secured by
note with approved sureties payable eight months
after date.
Title retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid.
A. G. MO5ELEY. Trustee.
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From the Raleigh Sentinel.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
NIGHT SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
37-1ych

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
MONDAY, Jan. II, 1870.
The evening session was occupied in dis
cussion of the ''war bill. J."
Mr.. Pou gave notice of an amendment
to the bill in regard to the oath of jurors
called to try cases that may be removed
from one county to another under the pro-
visions of the bill.
Mr.. Nicholson then took the floor in op-
position to the measure, carefully review
ing each section, and showing the unwar-
rantable license it gave to officials to exer-
else tyranny over the citizens of the State.
His speech was lengthy and able one, and
we would be glad, would space allow, to
give full synopsis of it.
Speeches were also made by Messrs. In
gram. Ragland, Harris, of Wake, COL, and
Cuffee Mayo, COL, the latter of whom made
such display of argument and eloquence,
as to dispose the House to adjournment,
which, on motion, accordingly took
place.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House met at o'clock.
The discussion of the war bill was re
sumed.
Speeches were made in favor Of the bill
by Moore of Chowan, who concluded his
speech, Sinclair, Pou and Hayes, col.
Mr.. Gnnter, Republican member from
Chatham, opposed it in speech of some
length, declaring such measure unneces-
sary, SO far as Chatham county is concern
ed, and that the people of this county,
black and white, without regard to party,
were opposed to it. His speech was re-
plete with good sense, moderation and
sound argument.
Without coming to a vote the House ad-
journed to o'clock this evening
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DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
OF THE
"LNlI Manufacturing GO"

For sale in lots to suit customers. This arti-
Gle is sold for half the price of other fertilizers,
and is cheaper for Cotton, Corn, Tobacco and
Vegetables, than any other III market. 1t is
made entirely from the night-soil, offal, &c, OF
New York City. Price delivered on board in New
York City. Twenty-Five Dollars per Ton. PAM
phlet &c, giving full information sent applca-
uon to JAMES L. FOSTER,
Box 3i39 n. Y. 2. 0.
Oihce 66 COurtlandt Street, New York.
at $50 per ton. .'
dec II 46-W3mch
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son, the Reporters stated that the petition
came from citizens of New Hanover

son, the Reporters stated that the petition
came from citizens of New Hanover.
The President instructed the Clerk to
read communication from Senator O. H
Hayes, stating that he was detained at
home on account Of the destruction of his
property by fire.
By Mr.. Forkner The following reso-
luton
Resoloed, That SsmI. T. Phillips, Thos. Bragg
and Rufus BArringer, appointed by the President
Of this Senate as 8 Committee under 3 Senate re-
solution providing for Committee to investig ate
Railroad corporations since 1865, be required to
appear before the bar of the Senate and take and
subscribe to the following oath to wit
/ Go solemnly swear before the Almighty God
and this Senate that will discharge nv duty SIS
a member Of the Committee of which have been
appointed by the President of this Senate, i'm
partially, according to the constitution and laws
Of the State, so help me God.
Mr.. Graham moved to lay the resolution
on the table, which was lost by vote of
ayes 81, nayes 19.
The resolution was adopted.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to incorporate the Planters Railroad
Company, to run through the White Oak
Swamp from New River, Onslow county, to
Newbern or some intermediate point be-
tween Newbern and Kinston on the Allan
tic Road Capital $40O, 600, may be in
creased to ST, 900, 600. The board of Edu-
cation propose to donate alternate sections
of land through which said road is to run
when the road is graded and ready to lay
the track
Mr.. Lindsay proposed to amend so as to
require the company in the construction of
the Road bed to run canal on either side
of the grade sufficient ditch to convey
off the waters on the adjacent lands.
Mr.. Love offered substitute for the
amendment, requiring the company TO
drain the land thoroughly before any deed
shall transfer to them the alternate sec
tions.
After some discussion both of the amend
ments were voted down and the bill passed.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

TFNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
L begin Jan. 10th, 1870, and continue twenty
weeks. Board from $40 to $12 so per month
Tuition SIT so and s22 SO. Contingent fee 30
cents. No deduction unless in cases of protract-
ed sickness. Pupils will find it to their interest
to enter on the first day of the session.
GRADY & MCLEOD.
dec Is 6S-d6t&w6W
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NEN%.
j SPLENDID PTMP FOR SALE.

HAVING PURCHASED THE EXCLUSIVE
- right for the States of North and South
carolina for the manufacture and sale of A.
Dlt"Aeting Force Pump, I hereby forewarn,
uHder the penalty of the law, any person from
Infringing upon my rights in the same. Intend
inS 20 manufacture and sell the same, would
ne ne pIeased 70 confer with parties wanting thepa
~ ne price will range from $50 to $50, accorH G
tHrnd Lne depth of the well. for No. yard wells,
no. for railroad stations, throwing 60 gallons,
ptlce given on application. This pump has no
triotlon, ua, and the packing will last for fifteen
1e 1ears IN good we'll. directions will accom-
66ony 6y the pump for putting it up, which can be
Tone T In ~ minutes. [ will receive orders at
Al HrDo5o, Scotland Neck and Farmville, N. c.
n al oIders addressed to at either OF the places
naneo Will receive prompt attention.
nov 26 " 40 er3
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SENATE.
OH4N IA = H0
WEDNESDAY,. JE

WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL. 1871.
The Senate was called to order at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. Murphy arose to correct an error OF
the Reporters, which he thought might
create some misunderstanding in his Dis
trict. The petition which he presented
on yesterday, came from one party only, a
resident of New Hanover county, asking
to be transferred to the county Of Samp-
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SENATE.


THURSDAY, Jan. 20, 1870.
A. Fl. Galloway, col, by leave, entered
his protest on the journals against the pas
sage of the resolution instructing the Treas
urer to cease payment of interest on the
special tax bonds.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By A. II. Galloway, COL: To amend sec
ton 1, chap. 20, of the laws of $3.50, re-
lating to rates for Pilotage. Referred.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Bill to lay off and establish the county of
Dare.
Mr.. Robbins moved its Indefinite post
ponement.
After some discussion, the previous ques-
tion was called and the bill passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to amend the several Railroad char
ters. This bill authorizes the several Rail-
road corporations IN the State to change
the guage of their roads at will.
Mr. Hayes's amendment proving that
the provisions of this bill shall not apply
tc the W. @. & r. R.-N. @. r. R.-W. N.
r. R.-N. W. n. @. r. R.-W. r. R.-A.
& N. O. r. R.-W. & W. r. r., and to the
N @. Central r. r. from Greensboro to
Cheraw, was rejected.
This bill was discussed at length, Messrs.
Browden. Jones, of Columbus, Robbins
and Cook opposed its passage, and Mr..
Welker urged the necessity of its adop-
ton.
A H. Galloway, col, moved the whole
subject be indefinitely postponed, which
was lost.
Mr.. Etheridge moved that it be recon-
mitted to the Committee on internal I'm
provements.
Mr.. Forkner moved to amend by refer
ring it to special committee-both pro-
positions were voted down.
A. Fl. Galloway, COL, called for the pre-
vious question, which was sustained, and
the bill was rejected.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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8 of this act, shall be paid by the Com
miesioners of the county where the otfen-
der was convicted, on the certificate of the
Clerk of the Court where the trial may be
held; and, if necessary, said Commission
ers shall levy tax for that purpose on all
subjects of taxation in said county, against
the property of the person convicted, for
the costs as aforesaid" Adopted.
By Mr.. Welch: Amend section 3, line II,
by inserting after the word county" the
words sin his judicial district" This
amendment is designed to restrict the un-
limited power given to Solicitors in the
removal of trials
The amendment was elected by vote
yeas At. nays 3d.
By Mr.. Justus: Amend section 3. line
II, by inserting after the word county" !"
the words Gin his district or adjoining dis
trict.''
By Mr.. Nicholson: Amend section by
striking out all after the word whenever"
down to the word s'to" in line 6, and in
sert the words ''the civil authorities in any
county are unable to execute the civil law
in the county, they shall notify the Gov
ernOr."
The amendment was rejected by vote
of yeas 43, nays "a.
Mr. Pou offered a substitute for the
whole, which was rejected.
The bill as amended tAen passed us
third reading by the following ballot:
YEAs.-Mr. Speaker, Messrs. Ames, Ashworth,
Banner, Barnett. Barnes. Blair, Bowman. Oar
son, Carey. Cawthorn, Cherry. Crawford Dixon
Gahagan, Graham, Harris of Wake. Hay es. Hod
gin, Hoffman, Hudgings, Ingram: Justus of Hen
derson, Justice of rutherford, Kelly of Moore,
Kinney, Leary, Long of Chatham, Long OF Rich
mond, Mayo, McCaniess, Moring, Moore of Cho-
wan, Morrill,, Morris. Pearson, Peck, Pou, Price.
Proctor, Ragland, Rea. Renhow, Robbins, Rey.
nolds, Seymour, Sinclair, Simonds, Smith OF
Martin, snipes Stanton, Stevens, Sweat, Sykes.
Vestal, Vest, Waldrop and Wison-63.
Clayton, Davis, Davidson, Durham, Ellis, Filing
ton, Ferebee, Gatling, Gibson, Green, Grier, Gun
ter, Harris of Franklin, Hawkins. Hicks. High.
Hinnant, Hodnett. Humphries, Jarvis, Kelly OF
Davie, Malone, Matheson, Mcmillan, Menden-
hall, Moore of Alamance, Nicholson, Painter,
Proffitt, Robinson, Smith of Allegheny, Smith CT
Wayne, Thompson, We!ch, Whitley and Williams
Of Harnott-41
On motion the House then adjourned.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

square, of 10 lines or less, for each and every
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20 C0NSUmTIVES.

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nov u 39-W3mch
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

Referred.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr. Forkner (for the Committee of
Internal improvements To restore the
credit of the State, and to complete the
unfinished Railroads, was ordered to be
placed on the Calendar, to be printed
and made the special order for Friday
next.
By Mr. Lindsay To repeal the special
tax clause in certain Railroad Charters !;
referred.
By Mr.. Love Resolution directing the
Treasurer to pay no more coupons OF
bonds of the State issued since July 1st,
1868, until this resolution is rescinded.
On motion of Mr. Love, the rules were
suspended in order to consider it at once.
The following resolution, introduced by
Mr.. Lindsay, was substituted for that of
Mr.. Love:
Reso2red by the Senate and House of
Representatives, that the Treasurer be in
structed and directed not to pay any more
interest on the special tax bonds until au-
thorized and directed so to do by this
General Assembly.
Mr.. Shoffner offered the following
amendment
P,.ovided, That this resolution shall not
apply to the payment of interest on the
special tax bonds sold before the Goth of
December, 1869, the holders or Wnlcn
shall, before receiving the interest. make
affidavit that they are bona tide pur-
chasers, and were so on the goth of De-
cember. 1869
A. H. Galloway. colored, moved to lay
the amendment on the table, which was
lost. The amendment, however, was re-
jected, and the resolution passed its
second reading by vote of 80 yeas, nays.
Mr.. Cook moved that its further con-
sideration be postponed until tomorrow,
which was lost, and the bill passed its
third reading by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barnes, Beall, Beasley. Bee.
man, Bellamy, Brogden, Cherry, Colgrove, Ethe-
ridge, FIythe, Graham. Harrington, Hawkins,
Jones, Of Meeklenburg: Legg,, Lindsay. Long.
of Yancey, Mclaughlin, Murphy, Respass, Bob
bins, Scott, Shoffner, White, Whiteside, Winstead
and Wilson-32.
NAYs-Messrs. Blythe, Cook, Eppes, colored,
Galloway, colored, Hyman, colored, Smith and
Stephens-7.
On motion of Mr.. Love, the rules were
suspended and the resolution was trans
mitted to the House at once.
On motion the 5enate adjourned.
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Hon. w. Radtord, of Wcstchester coun-
ty'iNeW York, who served two terms in
Congress, died on Tuesday.