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SENATE.

TUESDAY. Jan. %.
On motion of Mr.. COwles, the rules were
suspended and the bill to create hnance
committee in the several counties OF the
State. passed its second and third read
ings, amended, on motion OF Mr.. Norln'
bv providing that the creation OF lhis II
nance committee be matter OF discretion
with the justices of the several counties.
The consideration OF the school hlli-the
sDecial order-Was resumed.
Secs. 26, 27, %, %, 80, and 81, We're
adopted with verbal amendments.
Sec. 81 was amended, on motion OF Mr..
Graham, of Orange, by confmlnS the
money raised in each cOunty-that on pro
party as well as the capitatiOn taX-tO the
counties severally, fer school purposes, so
as to keep It wholly out Of the State treas
Ilrv.
Secs. SO. "a, 35, 30 and - Were adopted
with slight amendments.
Sec. 80 is as follows
s.Sec. IS. For raising an additional school
fund for the year 1872, One-tweltth OF one
per cent. of the assessed value shall be and
is hereby levied upon all the taxable prop
ertv and credits in the State, to be collect
I'd and paid into the State treasury as Other
state taxes. at is understood that this
property tax adds twenty-five cents to the
State poll tax now reported i'll the revenue
bill, so as to maintain the equation between
1he property and poll tax, as required 10y
the constitution
Mr.. Robbins, OF Rowan, moved to strlb
out one-twelfth OF one per cent. and insel
SIX and twO-thirds cents on the 500: pre-
vailed-24 to II.
Mr.. Flemming moved to insert cI%tlt AM
one-third cents ON the 800.
Mr.. MerrimOn moved to amend by pro
viding that no county commissioners sha
have power to levy any additional tax TO
school purposes other than as provided 10
in this bill.
Mr.. Gilmer accepted the amendment, d
it carried out the intention OfIhc commute
and it was adopted.
MI MerrimOn moved to reconsider tn
vote by which the motion to strike otat pro
vailed.
Mr.. Graham, Of Alamance, moved to la
the motion on the table. Not agreed to-
% to IA.
The question required on the motion
consider the vote striking ont, and il wa
adopted.
Mr.. Graham, Of AlMnance, offered a
amendment making this section COnsstel
with previous sections.
The question now was on striking OF
and the Senate refused, leaving the tax ;
it originally STOOD as in the section aboH
given.
Mr.. Norment offered an amendment sui
uniting the entire bill to the ratification
the people. Preserved till the remainiI
= sections are disposed OF.
The section was then adOpted-2I to /
The Senate then adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
EVENING SESSION

THURsDAY, Jan. %, 1872.
Mr.. Jones, OF aldwell, from the Com
mittee on Emigration, reported Hnfavora-
bly, upon the bill to promote emigration
and to facilitate the sale OF public lands.
The bill to protect policy holders in i'll
sunnce companies not incorporated in this
State was taken up.
Mr.. Nicholson'S amendment making
these companies invest in this State, % per
cent Of the money which they receive in the
State, was adopted,
The bill then passed lis several read
ings,
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SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.

THURSDAY, Jan. 70, 1872.
On motion OF Mr.. Edwards, the rules
We're suspended and the bill to authorize
the public treasurer to return moneys i'm
properly collected rs taxes was considered.
Senate bill 800 the bill 30 re-district
the State in regard to the senatorial dis
tricts, was read amidst much laughter.
Pending the discussion the Senate adj
iOurned
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he blI passed It's second reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. oath, ! -.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Ashe introduced bill to incorpOr-
ate the Cape Fear Club; calendar.
bill 10 incorporate the Cumberland
County Agricultural Society passed It's sey-
eral readiness
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NJ Q T 1 & T. .

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non. GHthe Estat5 of JOHN F. bfoUre deceased,
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From the Raleigh Sentinel.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.

ENENING SESNIONs
MONDAY, Jan. p, 1872.
Mr.. Dargan called UP the bill to allow
the commissioners of Arson TO issue bonds.
The billpassed its third reading.
Mr.. Council introduced bill to deter
mine the correct location Of the boundary
line between North Carolina and Tennes-
See Referred.
The bill to facilitate the capture Of the
Robson county outlaws was informally
passed over.
The bill for the regulation and better
protection of the public libraries. Passed
third reading.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

[, Henry J. Menninger, Secretary Of
State, hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy 1t the original act on file in this
Office ii. j. MENNINGER,
Secretary of State.
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4 S - -
CAPE FEAR AGRICUITURAL AsA<,.
CATION.

The Executive Committee of the Cape
Fear Agricultural Association have the
pleasure of announcipg thefollowingG General
and Special Premiums for Field Crops to
be awarded at the Fourth Annual Fair of
the Association, in the Fall Of 1872:
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>otidl property. ~: ''' -:t.tv..
Insert the word "and>: before tie word
'-sllryeyor'' in section one Of the seventh
article: and sirike opt the words 'and FIVE
commissioners" in said SECTION: alsn add 10
said section the following :Erhe General
Assembly shall provide for system of
county government for the several counties
Of the State
Amend section two of the seventh ani-
Gle, by striking out the word commission
words county alsthJr.tica established aud
authorized by lAw,'"and IN tie same sec
{ion strike out the words, the register OF
deeds shall be &c oficio clerk OF the board
Of commissioners"
STRIFE Gut seI,uu tkPes o. the seventh
article, and in lien thereof insert the follow
ing: ''The county authorities established
and authorized by law shall see that the
respective counties are divided into q
suitable number OF subdivisions, as con-
venient and compact in shape as possible,
and znarked out by definite boundaries,
which may be altered when necessary. Said
subdivisions shall he known by the name
OF precincts. They shall have no corporate
powers. The township governments are
aboiishsd, The boundaries of the precincts
shall be the SAME Is tll6se Ehtca heretofore
defined the townships until they shan be
altered"
Strike out sections four, five, six. ten
and eleven OF the It'll article, which relates
to the township system.
Amend sections eight and lime of IL G
SEVENTH article, by striking cut the words
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OUR CHURCHES.

EsBYrERfAN-Eighth.s street.
Preaching sabbath at To-, 4. NJ, and y, Sx.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday ~ 1,.rn
sunday sc.ijol, 3 ~. J. n LAu.den, super.
Il'endent. Rev. c. n. FourE. Past.t.
h(aoDisr-COr.E Eighth and Walnut St.
'ra"hing, sabbath lOI@ =. ~. uDd 7r.x.
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday, =. r.N
Sunday school 3P.N. l.. ". stlgell, sup-r.
iniendent. keV. =. l.. TnoSp.os. Pastor.
CHURCH VI THE REDEEMER-lipi-copaD
Morning prayers, Sabbath lOH Ax.
E'-niug prayer, ~, ,r.n.
Sabbath school.
Rev. Ma. CoAs, Rector.
II. PATR:cR's CHUkCH--or. Ninth 81. and
Washington Avenue.
Public 'erVlec. Sabbath ~ and IOy.A.s
\-sperr. 3P.s.
GndAy school, P.z.
service ever! DAY, sF.A.
he'. P.J. o'IIsLLoEAS, Priest.
JUNO MEN's CHaIsTiAA AAAs,DClATluN-R.g.
uiu meeting se"onI Monda, ..ci mouth a, n
Pr~Jrr rom Il the Presbyterian church
weekly Pf"!er meeting. trioay. IA ,. ~, At
A- Prayer ro"n' OF the pfesb, terrain chuIeh
,,,,,.,> ,,,..,,... {. rAEsON-, pr.,id-nt.
FklCEN METHODIST Fourteenth, between
Wsluut an Cedar.
"'i'''N7t 7~'Ialll, - A. ".
~ nisy e'h"ol. Darn.
Caesar ~.
kIDNb rKEE-wIL.. .BAPtIsI-Fift..,tI, y
fi'~' hirg ~ F.s. Rev. WIN. "a, k.OL, Pastor
het"e-n "aln"t ~Bd C.uar.
SERVICES Sabbath, IN and 3r.s
Rev. n. Ricxs. Pastor.
REE-WiLL BAPTIST HOME Mission sUS
pAY schoDL-Cofner va nut and Cedar ST..
'undsy school, os.k
|RaT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur
y's Barracks.
ervIces, sabbath II A. ~, y.x. and TLp
Rev. W.. k.LLIr, Pastor.
r'R>T MISSIONARY BAPiIsI CHukCH-Det.
Ween 10Th sii il,h stIe.t-, near Cedar.
frrHchlng s@b' sih lo1a A. N, and y, r.s.
Prayer Mee'lng wedn. -day evening.
tfeAchibz, frdsy .S.ui.s.
.sbt~th- hOVI, Ia y. N. John Van BAXTER and
Mary stephen. gu, ,-unt. nj. nt-
kr,. I }. hOLbs pKsto
SECOND BAPTIST CHuR, IL Fourteenth street,
ie;~e.n Cedar anu Walnut; lev jacob brad.
tey, Elder tn sniy hspti,t ,huich r.coEnized
- the A,'cci-iion. s.r,r.,, sLLJsy IL D'c.OcA
s.ni., at ) pm. ana At pm.
Jhc"B fRAILII, Elder.
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SALT LAHa, Murch I..--Tnc tr.al ol
Brigham Young and other prisoner, comes
OF early in April.
ROME, March LIT is rsmored ,ha,
Prince Frederick Charles, Of Pru.,ia.
while IN this city recently, asserted bis
claims to the cahdldutur. for th. throne OF
Spain.
LoSDoS, March l2.-Lady Mordaunt i.
pronounced by medical authority incurs-
bly, insane and the petition Of Sir Charles,
her husband, has been dismissed.
HAVANA, March l2.--The Russian fleet.
with the Grand Duke. .!Gtand Un -hoard,
sailed for RIO de Jsnciro. The fort. and
vessels in the hsrbor bred salute.
NEW YoEK, March l2.-Gould ha, iu, /,
resigned the presidency ut the Erie rail.
road at a briei meeting Of the Bosrd Of
D'rector-, a, which General sickles ws,
present.
WASHINGTON. March ;2.--Gen. Sickle,
mas been granted extended leave of ab.
sehee from Spain. Nothing further has
been done by the administration in rela-
tion to the mission.
NEW YORK, March I2-The news of
the overthrow of the Erie ring seem. 10 be
received everywhere with satisfaction.
Ihe morning papers regard the results Of
yesterday ~ great triumph in the inter-
esis OF honesty and reform.
ALBANY, n. Y, March I2-In the
senate this morning bill was introduced
rep"al'ng the laws allowing sec.arian
schools TO participate in the school fund
and NIL schools using part Of that fund
mat be under the jurisdiction of the su.
pciin,ehdent Of common schools.
NASHVILLE, March l2.-The lepials.
iure OF Ter NJ ssee met in called session to-
Gay the principal object being to appor.
t'On the state into congressional dis,ric,s,
and to devise means for improving the
state finances. Governor Brown sen, in
brief mess"g', r"hearsing the topics Of
Legislation by which the Legislature must
be governed.
MEMPHIS, March 1.-THE Ava.
ianche'S jackson. Miss, special says tbs,
yesterday the civil ris bill, giving
equal rights To all persoLs on all public
conveysncrs, and in hotels. theat.rs nnd
oth"r places of amusement, became n law.
A negro and hi: wife took seat in a
'hea'er on Monday night to test the law
and were elected
T"rEHA- March 12-The supreme court
to day SIT a..dr the verdi. in the Nc4N-
crtt r..r. md u-l.- ... .-.f .-.,.
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SECRET 0EpLkS

,AiaO CouSAslE"H .. fs..
HIo boo
CAll. ........ a..- -..-- ,.... ...s.,a.. 90
ssun . u.,.. Is, -,.uuu rIu.y ,a.u month.
tA.Ku Lu-iutK NJ. IL - SECULAR CugNocation
o. MasOu.c Hal, on the lhird ursdsy oi every
n.utb,
CAtRo IopGr, No. 2J7 +. "a. Regular Com.
nuuvatio nv NJ Masonic HAIL, the i cond and
:ouuh TOudAA oI e-ci month.
IiLLrA i.nDSE, No. 5Os +. A. A.-R-gula Com
.nun.cstIOus a. Aa-Ouc Hsll-arst ana third
thursdays IN each month
THE oDD-FELLows.
ALIxAsDrA LoDUr, 2ki.-He-ts Ia OidFellov's.
Hell, II Art re- Buhiing, every Thursday even
NIX, a. TV'cosk.
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LEGISLATURE.
THE BUSINESS OF THE STATE.
HOW 1T PROGRESSES.
lspecis! to the Chicago Times.l
THE CALUMET DAM.

,specisl to the Chicago Times.l
THE CALUMET DAM.
SPRISGPIELD, March l3.--The govern or
sent II message 10 the house to-day, en-
bracing letter from the governor Of In
diana, concerning the Calumet dam, ex-
pressing the opinion that the state of Hi.
nois should cause the dam to be removed.
THE COOK COUNTY JUDGES.
The bill concerning reduction of the
salarie! of judges in Cook county met with
check in the senate and was referred to
the judiciary committee.
PASSED.
The senate has passed the house bill on
fees and salaries.
THE REVENUE BILLS
were taken up in the house this morning.
Mr. Short, chairman of tho house revenue
committee, was absent, and it WAS announc-
ed that the had big coal miners strike on
hand, and would moi probably be back dur
ing the session. This statement settled
the fate of lis bill, and it became dead
issue. The senate bill was taken I'D
promptly, and the first section discussed
vigorously. An effort was made 10 exempt
the shares OF stack Of incorporated COM
panies and associations, but the motion
was tabled, and another to exempt the
capt stock Of companies Incorporated
under the stare laws was treated in the
same way.
Then came a discussion on the clause
providing for the taxation OF property in
transitu, and the motion WIS voted down,
ayes noes 64,--and the section pro-
vldng what property shall be assessed, was
adopted as. II came from the senate. Sew
eral amendments were made u the section.
providing los exemptions.
The old debate respecting the board of
equalization was repeated, and ended in
tue retention of the Ioard.
Several amendments were adoptcd, and
without considering any beyond the third
section, the bII WAS ordered Ia a third read.
iag, by avote of 04 against .6 Many Of
the opponent, %. the Dill voted aye for
the purpose of getting it out OF the way for
the present.
SENATE BUSINESS.
The senate has passed large number of
o'l's to day, and introduced several.
Sn""hg the after was one from Senator
c"9u on congressional apo ,rtionment.
ov"r"r n"nss bill, providing for divorce
or tc, cn,ised n vutti.r. D ,'.. r..
l.rIN @ wuuDHra , I.........
|". ....g f.u.,. .....'
/ t0I I..u t.,.- ~, u..i, p...,I .,..,..
svl'te ""a tte .vUsc b1li To protect III,
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MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

".yor-John N, Lsnsden.
ireSSner-J. h. Taylr.
" m,trol-t-E. A. Burnett
o'i'A-hiehael IioS-y.
~ rsha-Audr,w Cain.
At, .ney-P, Il. Pope.
Pol'te Msgistrates-F. Bross and o. Shan
uessy s
Chs oi Police-L. II. MYERS
sELEcr couNC,,
syor-John n. Lansden,
First Ward-P. u. rhuh.
Second \. srd-C. X. " oUdward.
Ihird Wsd-JnO. Wood.
Fourth Wards. Slaats Taylor.
city.at.LaIge-w. Y. hsiliiiy ami d. Hurd.
BOARD VI ALDERMgs.
ERSr WARD-James Il. arden
Leo Kleb,
Isaac Walden.
.CONDWARp-R. H.CLnninlham,
+. Buder,
Henry Winter,
y James swayne.
NiHIRD wARD--wm. stratton,
Ps'ick Fitzgerald
oURTH wAEp--Jpmes Carroll.
G. u seas.
j. II. N,l,alI
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

CUU ND UFFICEKS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. J. Baker, of Alexander.
Prosecuting Atorney-J. +. Mccartney, OF
N farsic
Circuit Clerk-Jno. q. Harman.
Sherlr'-A. h. Irwin,
I'm. Martin, Assessor an" Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-F. Bross.
Assocs es---J. l.. McCrite and 8. March'ldon.
Cerk~-Jacob G. Lypch.
Coroner--John II. CUssman.
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JOHN Il. OBERLY & CO., pROpRIETORS
THE MAILS.


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oney ord"r depaatn,cnt..". go am. Goo
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oney Order and Register departments no
on sundays.
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CONGRESSMEN.

jsnators-Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative Tor the STATE at Large. L
Beyeridge.
Representative Thirteenth Distrlct-John M
.tbs.
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MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

senXaer-, LIST Dlstrcr-r A. l.. Holcomb, OF
CnloN. Nnd ;. X. Gibson, of Gal!atin.
Representative. lst District-n. Watson Webb
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

with its gloomy attend.nts, Iow sPir'
loss Of semen, spermatOrrhRa,1 loss Of
power diEzy head, loss Of memory,
et1its, and - iOvere1gn cure I'm Hum.
piircy's Homeopathic spec Hc No
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have cured thousands OF csSes. Price, s. per
pack ages OF five boxes and a large 81 vial, which
il very important lu obstinate or old cases, or 81
per sngl' box. Sold by all drusgists, aai sent
by mail on TSceiP: OF price. Aitr.ss Hum lhrey
specihc Homeopathic Medicine Co., 662 Broad
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sugl sd. owawly Assat, CAIRO, uines
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BURNT RECORDS.
The committee on burnt records have
agreed to report back the bill recently de-
frated without making any change IN it,
except leaving out the emergency
clause.
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.t I...".rr -a Ja.lv..te, Duke
A....o. Count and Countess of Paris,
and Duke de Nemouro. They afterward.
received II visit from Theirs, who was ac-
comrsnied by his staff. The prince and
princess are in excellen, health They de-
part Tomorrow for Cannes.
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STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor. John NJ. Palmer;
Lleutenan,.Oov.rnor,J John Dsughertyi
Secretary OF state, Edward Rumm-l;
Auditor Of state, Z. T.. LlppIncou,
State Treasurer, T.. n. Bates
supI. Public destruction, Newton Batemsn.
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Coffee:
Jsvs.. .....-.---.SSc to IS LaSnayra.-.-s7t 10 ~
Ro prime 70 choice 3S 70 ~
On10o and POeasOeA.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN R.R.

On and after Monday, April 2ith. 1871, Trans
run a. iollowsi
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24

PYRAMID OF CHEoPs.-A man who has
lately visited the grand pyramid OF Cheops,
wading in the sand fourteen Eunured feet
before he had passed one Of its sides, and
between five and six thousand feet before
he had made its circuit, gives trlte Illus
traton of it's vast bulk. He says, that
taking one hundred city churches Of the
ordinary width, and arranging them in a
hollow square, twenty-five on side, you
would have scarcely the basement OF the
pyramid. Take another hundred, and
throw the material in the hollow square,
and it would not be full; pile on all the
bricks and mortar in the city Of New York,
and the structure would not be so high and
solid as this great work OF man. One
laver of bricks was long since removed
to Cairo for building purposes, and enough
remains to supply the demands OF city o.
half million OF people for century to
come, ii permitted to use it with perfect
freedom. Chcops was built two thousand
ore hundred and twenty-three years be-
fore the Christian era.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
VOL. III. NO. 3.
Deserted.

He took her hand, and looked at her;
No sound did that deep stiffness stir.
Even the weary, wandering rain
Had ceased to beat upon the pane
Only about the perfect mouth
A sigh, more faint than the faint soutu,
Hoyered moments space, snd then
Died into nothingpess again.
The words he spoke were brief.and slow;
What could he say she did not know?
What pulse Of that impetu0us soul
But owned her calm, serene control?
No need for him 20 test her heart
With cunning I f2nce of verbal art;
Only to ask anI wait her will,
And, winning ng-losing-love her still.
Perhaps she wavered; aye, perhaps
The shadow of the cloud that wraps
The future from our questioning gaze
Let in some glimpse Of after-days,
Some bint of ali she migat possess
In that true spirits tenderness,
But if her weaker life might move
Unto the music of his love.
Perhaps! Who knows? He only knew
The large gray eyes were dim with dew,
Saw only on the mouths sweet bloom
The shadow of reluctant doom,
Felt only one sad gentle word,
And then through that deep stiffness heard
Once more the weary, wandering rain
Beat dull against the window-pane.
[AppletonS' Journal.