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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-06

into the indebtedness of said road, and
sea if ANYTHING, consistent with the honor
of the State, can be done 10 prevent the sale
of the road Err 1FftF~f
81 The resolution was put to vote and was
adopted. :,
On motion of Of Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell,
the rules were supended and the bill to re-
neal chapter GS, laws Of 1S71-'72, was taken
up. IThe law prevent The reckless destluc-
ton of deer.l
Mr.. Norment hoped the bill would pass. |
r. had given great dissatisfaction TO the |
people of his section. Owing to the en- |
iorcement ofthis law great injury and annoy |
ance had ensIIed to many OF the farmers In |
parts Of his county, &c. |
The representatives of Clay, Transylva
nia, Haywood. Stokes, Jackson, Wake,
Randolph, New Hanover Nash and Gran
vile had their counties exempted from the
provisions of the bill.
The bill, as amended, passed its second
reading.
ON motion of MIR. Jones, of Caldwell, the
| rules were suspended and the bill came Zip
on its third reading.
| Mr.. Robinson (Afr. Johnston in the
| Cbair) said his people were somewhat di-
| v.ued as to this law, and as he wished to
| act in accordance with their wishes, and
| TO act intelligently, he moved to postpone
and make the bill the special order for next
Friday week, at II o'clock a. IN. The mo-
ton to postpone was put to vote ana
adopted
| were suspended aud the Senate resolution
in favor Of David Pigott, tax collector OF
New Hanover county, was taken up and
passed its second reading. Under sus-
npnsion Of the rules the bill passed its third
reading
4 message was received from the Senate
Z informing the House tt at that body would,
al 5 minutes before II IN proceed to the
Hall of the House and compare :he taHot
for Senator on yesterday.
At the hour indicated in the message, the
approach of tie Senate was announced by
the Principal Doorkeeper OF the House,
and the Senators were received with the
usual ceremonies.
The clerk Of the Senate read the journal
Of that body touching the election, and was
followed by the cle,k Of the House reading
his journal III reference to the same matter.
(Eesu;t alrt ally publshed.)
Mr. President Morehead, OF the Senate,
declared tina: a comparison Of the two
: Houses showed that no candidate had re
ceived a majority Of the votes cast, and
that it was i'll order to proceed 20 ballot
, for a United States Senator. Messls.
Warning and Welch. Of the Senate, and
Messrs. Jones, Of Caldwell, Badger and
Hammer, on the pait Of The House, were
, appointed to superintend the election.
Senator Waring nominated Il u. Vance
of Mecklenburg.
= Senator WEIGH nominated \. 5. Merr;-
} mon, OF Wake.
. Senator Grandy dominated John Pool
| Of Pasquotank.
The joint vote was announced. CAL
r ready published in the JOURNAL.)
MIR. German moved that the joint as
( scmbly adjourn until tomorrow morning
at II NJ. Carried.
/ Adjourned.
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and VIII be dcToted to the INTEREST OF THE
cou"siHG in Z bold OutspeSen manner upon ali
the general topics OF the day.
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to give 0Ur readers a tuII and accurate account
OF all matters OF int: rest. but the Local DeVlrt-
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cd tOriEl writer's, we think can safely prom
ise orr patrons a paper that will compare mcst
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Stat. We shall seek to foster and promote the
tts: interests OF the people OF our immediate
section. and that which is most beneficial TO
the whole country at large.
We shall have u Literary DcpaT tment which
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Partms 1T W. respectfully invite contributions
from all farmers Of practical experience.
In short, 1t will be a newspaper for the mil
Hon, giving inloI nation TO all classes OF readers
prominent feature in orr paper will be fuii
and correct report OF the markets and tele'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

FRIDAY, Nov. 20, 1872.
House called to order at 10 a. NJ.
By Mr.. Houston: A bill to amend the
act concerning the government of counties
Referred.
Mr. BrysOn, of Jackson, PRESENTED me-
mortal from certain citizens Of Jackson
asking for the erection of q new county by
the name of ''Alto." The memorial was
referred to the appropriate committee.
By Mr.. Brown, of Mecklenburg A bill
to appoint a Public Guardian. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. MarIer, the resolution
in favor Of certain Sherifls was taken up.
THE resolution directs the Auditor to
audit tie accounts Of those She1ifs who hold
clans against the State tor the transporter
ton of cOnvicts, &c, and allow the amount
in the settlement OF taxes for the year
1S72.l
After a debate between Messrs. Guyther,
Brown of Davidson, Bennett, Mailer, John
ston and McGehee, the resolution passed
its second reading.
The resolution came up on its third
reading under suspension Of the rules
and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnston, the rules
were suspended and the bill in favor of
Simon Goodwin, tax collector Of Johnston
caunty, was taken mp. The substitute re-
ported by the Committee on Propositions
and Grievances, making the bill q general
one, and giving all Sheriils power to collect
arrears Of taxes for the years 1869 toll
and '72 was read.
The bill then passed its third reading
On motion Of Mr. Bowman, the rules
were suspended, and the Senate resolution
authorizing the Secretary of State to send
messenger after the missing returns of
certain counties in the August election was
taken up. Pending definite action the
SPECIAL ORDER
was announced, which was the Senate
resolution raising joint select committee
of five, two on the part of the Senate and
three on the part of the House, to inquire
into the management of the Penitentiary.
The resolution passed its second reading.
On motion of Dir. Bowman, the further
consideration of The matter was postponed
and made the special order for tomorrow
at II O'Clock.
By Mr.. Badger: A bill to amend tho act
in reference to the powers and duties of
State officers referred.
The bill requiring dogs to be taxed was
taken up, and, on motion of Mr.. Badger,
was referred to the judiciary committee,
together with numerous amendments.
Adjourned.
[NOTE-We have omitted the proceed
ings of the Legislature on Thursday as
nothing of Importance to the people of this
section was transacted, save the vote for
Senator, and the joint session of Friday is
also omitted, because of the fact that the
results Of the Senatorial election are antici-
pated, each day, by the telegraph.-ED.
JoURNAL.1
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Special correspondence of II. Y. World.
About the Reputation of Nortss Caro-
IIna's Bonded Debt.
WASHINGTON, November p.

Very cOEside:a able interest has been mani
tested here as well as in New y oIk to as
certain what the State OF North Carolina
proposes to do with her bonded debt The
full message of the Governor to the Legis-
lature has just been received here, and it
appears to be somewhat contradictory on
the subject Of repudiating the debt On
this point he says: s'There is a prevalent
feeling among the people i'll all sections Of
the State that the present debt is greater
than they can possibly pay, that it is faint
ed with fraud aud unfairness, and that for
many and various reasons it is not of the
binding force and obligation that common
ly attaches to the public debt of State.
TLey would be dissatisfied with any legis-
latiOn looking to its full payment, or 10 raising
by taxation any amount to meet the interest
on it as it now stands. With such a state
of popular sentiment and feeling known in
financial circles TO exist the value of the
bonds is necessarily deprecated and general
distrdst and inSurity are everywhere felt
by the holders. \ new class of bonds,
based on an equitable and satisfactory ad,
justment, and having the assent and apprO-
baton of the people of all parties, and at
the same time for only such amount as is
clearly within our ability TO pay, would
certainly be better class of securities than
those now outstanding After thcs hint
ing at Reputation the Governor farther on
says: " No proposition looking to repudia-
ton In the slightest degree would be cor
sistent with the honor and dignity Of the
State"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-06

a dreadful murder and robbery took
into the house Of al Inukeeper named
Czutsch, and took possession of about
$1,000 worth Of goods. They we're de
parting with their booty when the proprie-
tor appeared. Him, they noorgd aud stab
bed to dealh ard his wife, who hurried to
his assistance, Vas foully slaughtered.
Six children of the couple were then tied
and gagged, and the house set Oh fire.
When the fre.Den arrived all bad been
buried IN tn tuu8 Of the burning dwelling,
but the tiends who wrought the deed had
escaped.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-06
The New Attorney General and the
North Carolina senatO rshiD

1t is stated here that the nomination Of
S. +. Phillips, the new Attorney General,
is likely to seriously affect the result of the
pending Senatorial election III North Caro-
lima. While Mr.. Philips has been pro-
nounced republican lis promotion is az
copied as proof, by the NOR reasonable
conservatives, of tie desire OF the admins
tralion to bring f)rW ard, as fast as they can
be found, men OF social and personal worth.
Mr.. Phillips nomination is so regarded.
Adding this feeling to the dissatisfied ON
felt by the moierates at The nomination OF
Ex-Governor Vance as tfie3dCmOcratic can
didate for Senator, it is considered as more
than likely that ine Senatorial contest will
result either in the election Of Mr.. Mcrri-
man or the choice Of Governor Caldwell.
Washington Cor. y. Y. Herald.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY, NOV. 70, 1OIZ.
The Chair announced the following
committee:
House Branch Joint Committee on
State Debt and Liabiities.-Messrs. Nc
Gehee, Reid,2 of MecklenbuIg, Badger,
Bowman, Johnston, Stanford, Moore,
Settle and Guyther.
By Mr.. Badger: A bill to prevent fraud
on the Treasury and to prevent improper
and corrupt legislation; referred.
THE bill is full in all the necessary pro-
visions to prevent the recurrence Of those
frauds which made North Carolina bank
ru IT and brought her legislation into dis
grace in 1S6S-69.1
The resolution introduced by Mr. Badge T.,
to relieve w. W. Holden CT the disqualiti-
cations imposed by the recent Court Of
Impeachment, was taken up and, OH mo-
ton of Mr.. Badger, was postponed for NO
weeks and made special order for II a. ID.
The resolution in relation to the per
diem Of absent members was taken up.
(The resolution provides that no member
shall receive per diem while absent from
his seat, except he be absent while sick
or on business Of the General Assem-
Bly, The resolution passed its second
reading.
The resolution authorizing the Keeper of
the Capitol to purchase three stands OF
National Colors, was taken up.
Mr.. Anderson, of Clay, moved to strike
out ''three stands and insert zone stand" =;
adopted. The resolution then passed its
several readings.
The resolution to raise Il joint select
committee to examine into the condition,
&c, of the Penitentiary, was taken up and
passed its second reading. The resolution
came up on its third reading.
Mr. Lucky saw no necessity for such a
committee. The House committee on
penal institutions aid the joint committee
OH penal institutions We're amply sutficieIt
to attend to this matter. lie moved to lay
on the table carried,
Resolution instructing the committee on
penal institutions to Inquire into the gov
eminent and condition Of the Penitentiarl
was taken up and adopted.
The bill limiting hours Of labor in this
State to 10 hours, was taken Iip and, OIL
motion of Mr.. Da,den, was laid on the t able
| The bill for the relief Of Simon Good
| win, tax collector of Johnston county, Wa.
| taken up.
The substitute reported for the bill b,
! the Committee on Propositions and GREY
/ aLcrs makes the hill general. and allows d!
| SheIitis, &c, to collect arrears of taxes f.,
| the Years Of 1sG9-70-71 and -, with tbt
usual restrictions. The substitute a
| adopted. The bill then passed its thir,
! reading.
The hour Cf II having arrived, the Ckai
| appointed MesSIS. Jones, of Caldwell, am
! Badger to suptIint the election of L
/ ). Senator, and annUu- Ced that nOm.na
| ito IS were in order.
The ballot is as follows Il Already pub
, lshed by uss-ED. JOURNAL
The House adjourned until 10 a. III. to
| morrow.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. .

WEDNESDAY,, NOV. e.
Mr.. McCauley introduced bill to be
entitled an act in relation to county COM
missiOne1s. Referred.
Mr.. Ellis, of Columbus, introduced a bill
for the relief Of Daniel j. Clark, former
Sheriff Of Bladen county. Referred.
Mr.. Murphy, a bill entitled an act to
amend an act entitled an act to charter the
Wilmington Insurance Company. Refer
red
Mr.. Naring, a bill in relation to the
Celtue. Referred.
The special order for the half past ii
O'clOck-the resolution to authorize the
special committee on counting the vote for
State officers III the late August election
was taken up. amended, and passed its
second and third readings. Proposes to
send special messenger TO certain coun-
ties for missing retnrns.] The resolution
was ordered to be engrossed and sent to
the House.
The PRESIDENT announced the following
Senate branches Of joint standing commit
tees:
State Debt-Messrs. Norwood, Waring.
Worth, Welcb, Davis and Hill.
Constitutional Reform-Messrs. Merri-
mon, Humphrey and Seymour.
On motion Of Mr.. Welch, message
was sent to the House informing that body
tlaC the senate would proceed to the Hall
of the House of Representatives at Il.55 to
vote for L. $. Senator.
On the return Of Senators the bill to it,
corporate the North Carolina Medical COM
pany was put upon its third reading. The
bill passed-aye 80, no ,.
Mr.. Troy rose to question of personal
privilege in regard to certain statements
made by the Era in regard to his connec-
ton with the penitentiary, and requested
the reporter OF that paper to have the
proper correction made.
On motion Of Avera, the Senate ad-
jOurned till II. 45 tomorrow.
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BY Telegraph, Mail and Otherwise

Ya.c students are studying shorthand.
il;.ssia is laying up a large reserve OF
coiu.
/ uan in Lynn, Mass, OWES the boots
that, President Lincoln wore when ASST
mated.
The Navy Department contemplates
tie erection O: new machine shops at Key
West.
The Contributions to the Tia. ward Col
lrgn fund at Boston now amount to
SlO3, 900.
British carpet manuf .cjmers have
lu4siy secured patents for their designs IN
thIs country.
Superior WOODEN blankets, made in Cali
fornjl, are now displayed in broadway
stores, New \ ok.
! dispatcl. from Vienna says that the
Russians a!e exploring fer railway from
OreIt1u1& TO Tmkestan.
4 letter from JeIus alem says: Lahore rs
wOl king under the direction Of a d1stln-
guished French lady, the Princess de la
Tour d'Auvcrgue. have discovered on the
Mount Of Olives, near the Church of the
F3l,e., = spleuGiI sptcim of ancient
mosaic iii four cClOrs-w hi;e, red, black
and yellow. 1t is sixteen feet long, but as
vet only six t1>t Of it, width have been
UuCOl CIcd.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 81. 1872.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. u, 1872.
By Mr.. Houston y joint resolution
concern ing the sale If the Western n. G..
r. r.; placed on calendar.
BY Mr.. Michael: A bill to- limit the
power of OverseerS of Public Roads; re-
ferred.
By Mr.. Moss: \ bill to charter the
Wilson and Tar River Narrow Guage r.
K. company; referred. $500
Mr.. Goodwin moved that when the
House adjourn, it adjourn until Friday.
Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, called attention
to the flct that this Thanksgiving day is
10 legal holiday, and that if 10 United
States Senator was chosen to-day, the law
of Congress requires a ballot on every sue
cessive day, Sundays and legal holidays
excepted, &c.
Mr.. Bennett read the law of Congress on
the subject of holidays, &c.
Mr.. Brown, of Mecklenb1rg, moved to
lay the motion of Mr.. Goodwin on the ia
BILE. On motion of Goodwin, the yeas and
nays were called and the motion was adop,
ted by vote of yeas LOG, nays 5.
On motion of Mr.. Houston, the rules
were suspended and the joint resolution
concerning the sale of the Western \. G.
Railroad was taken up. THE resolution
provides for the raising of joint commit
tee of 5, two on the part of the Senate and
three on the part of the House, to examine
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The generous who is always just and the
just who is always generous, may, unan-
nounced, approach the throne of heaven.
Michael Moore, for the murder of his
wife at Mineral Point in February last, was
hung at Ebensburg, Pa, yesterday.
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