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LADIES lasting Congress Slippers al
only 81 90 at Jerry Clemens.
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PREaERVR your pictures BY having
them framed Of RobinSon's Gallery.
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Gao. R.TEYIoR 3 Co, advertise new
and SsssOuhble goods this morning.
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Go 10 the wheeling BlneS picnic, Sat-
urday Afternoon, at the FaIr Grounds.
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GhaGltellia
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1873.
New Advertisement

Steamer R. R. Hudson.
New Goods-Geo. r. Taylor ECO.
Information Wanted.
Sealed Proposals.
l. o. G. T.-Picnic.
Parlor Furniture Repaired.
Auction Sale.
Furniture 80 r.-g.l,!- 81. ..a...
The Place to Get Your Sugar.
Smoked Tongues.
Sicily Lemon Sugar.
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a NEW HOOI IN Ue1u put IN JUG NUT I
hall for dances. Attend the Wheeling
Blues Picnic tomorrow and tTyit.
Nattd1S eyEtal DinOpEy restores gray
EatianS -CgRdl Ei~uery removes dan.
drufE. 80.
NdttdHT CyGtdl DiIaOpsry colorS Whlskers.
NattanS Crystal DtSooatry promotes the
growth Of the hair.
HsttaRE 0yEtdl DiSOOeTy cures diseases
Of the scalp,
RattGnT Crystal Diseouery is sold BY all
Druggists. eodkW
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A sPLEHDD lot Of new stereoscopic
views has Just been received 81 Robin
sou's. 'H
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TEE Opera Button Cater, the latest
for ladies and Misses. An colors Of
Shoes for Misses and Children, and slip
pGs to suit everybody, Just received st
4. Y. Blonde. . -. Il
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Tickets 70 IN principal point In he Elgt ant
'WeStean be procured q DC Union Tiekst omno
IN 4'Luro HouSe'7 and ~ ~ statGa e BadGe
JIis eesenl PslsengeE 20 TleEst Agent
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POST OFFICE REGISTER.

Post once 10 this city, Prepared In record.
Anes with the latest dme tables on the nail.
rnldn. u - 1877
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ON'AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" %, IsTe, TrAInSWIil leave wheeling q fol.
lOWs-Wheellng tims:v5 ET5r.ls - .-'
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Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio Rail

Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio Rail
road Company, asking a change of
BY Mr.. Crnge, q resolution author
izing the Governor to pray an appeal
from the decree of the United States;
Circuit Court in the case of Henry
-Clews and others, plaintiffs, against
the Western North Carolina Railroad
Company, defendants, and for this
purpose requiring the Treasurer TO
give an appeal bond. Referred. -'~
By Mr.. Blythe, u bill in regard to
the fees of officers in civil cases. Re
| ferred
By Mr.. Stanford, bill to prohibit
| the sale of liquor near certain Churches
in D1,plin county. Referred -.... ....t
BY Mr. Godfrey, Il bill ill regard t.
| the keeping up ~ public highways,
! ferries, &c. Referred -u/
The bill to repeal chapter 1919. laws;
of 1S71-72-the General Incorporation
| Act-was taken up as the special order
for this hour I'll 800.
Mr.. McGehee thought shat, if the
law ought not to be repealed, 1T should
| be greatly modified. He moved to
postpone until Thursday next. $780,.
After considerable debate, Mr..
McGehee's motion to postpone was
| adopted. ILL ..-...- --..5 r.: s....... -
Onmotion of Mr. Whitmire, the reso-
luton instructing the Judiciary Com
| mittee to report bill to prevent the
| spread of Infectious diseases among
cattle was taken up and adopted. s.
The Senate bill in regard to amnesty
| was received and referred to the Judi
| ciary Committee.
| BY Ellison, col. resolution expelling
| from the floor of the House, as a re-
! porter, one Jacob DeWitter, col, for
rejecting upon the colored members
| Of the House.
| On motion of Ellison, col, the rules
were suspended and the resolution was
| taken up for consideration.
Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, was opposed
to the resolution. He did not think the
freedom OF the press should he inter-
/ fered with.
Mr.. Cant did not think the House
had ANYTHING to do with the matter
The whole matter originated III Il street
quarrel between De Witter and 4 col
ored member of the House.
After lengthy discussion the pre-
vious question was called, and the res
olution was adopted by :: vote Of yeas
81, nays 81. Adopted.
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CANCERS CURED
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BY Or. KLINE'S
Wonderful Cancer Antidotes

Which destroy and remove the Cancer ritbont
TIC use of tAc k'1fc or the Loss IF Blood, and 1T
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.SrH4i"g and Obscure Diseases with unparalleled
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I Especially Friicosr or FJfS. RtetnHttsm. Nrn-
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a New Garnet.

THE GREAT WONrER.- The New-E England
carpet Com s'anv. establish ed over n quarter OF;
century ago. having eXncrded II UGH time
talent. ami mnIl"v. ~ prod uce a stylish and
durable carpe! at low irice, after wears of ex-
rer1menting with the hest artizans, have
brought out q carpet which thev have named
AMI viii be known @ Il K NJ a ~
ia r ESTRN. being exact imita-
ton u Solid Br usseis, the first thousand pieces
OF which, in order to INTRODUCE them, viii be
sold for 81 !. cents per ysrd.-Sampie sent by
mail on receipt of 10 cents, or different pat
terms SO cents.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO,
3w 3.3 Washington ST.. Boston, Mass
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Condensed from he'Ralcigh News.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Jan. 81, 1872.
RULES SUSPENDED.
On motion of Mr.. Ellis, of Column
bus, the substitute offered by the Com
mittee on the Insane Asylum, being a
resolution to raise a Joint Select Com
mittee, with DR.. Eugene Grissom, to
proceed to Charlotte and Wilmington
and inquire the cost of buildings and
grounds for branches of the Lunatic
Asylum, was taken up.
Pending the discussion on the adop-
ton of the resolution, the hour arrived
for the
SPECIAL ORDER,
which was the consideration of the re-
solution of Mr.. Love fixing the hour of
the meetings of the Senate.
The consideration of the resolution
was postponed.
Also, the consideration of the Agri-
cultural bill, which was the special
order for - o'clock, was postponed till
l o'clock
At -, o'clock the bill to alter the
Constitution of North Carolina was
taken up us the special order.
MESSAGES RECEIVED
From his Excellency, the Governor,
transmitting certain documents from
the State of Virginia, in regard to the
action of the General Assembly of that
State on Internal improvements. The
message, with accompanying docu-
ments, was referred to the Committee
on Internal Improvements.
From the House of Representatives,
transmitting several bills, among which
was the School bill, the consideration
of which was, on motion of Mr.. Cowles,
made the special order for Wednesday
next, with instructions to print.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Warning, bill to incorporate
the Great Western Air Line Railroad.
Referred
BY Mr.. Stafford, q bill to require
voters to show their tax receipt of the
Sheriff for their poll tax before voting.
Referred.
Mr.. Long introduced bill to abolish
Referred.
SUSPENSION OF RULES.
Mr.. Cowles called up the Midland
Air Line Railroad, and on his motion
it was made the special order for IL
o'clock tomorrow.
The bill for improvement of agricul-
ture in the State was next taken up.
The bill provides for the appointment
Of two Committees whose duty it shall
be to go into every county in the State
to advise the people in regard to the
improvement of agriculture, &c.
The bill i'll regard to Constitutional
amendments came up as the special
order for 121 o'clock.
Mr.. Morehead, of Guilford, moved
that it be considered the sense of The
Senate that the alterations proposed be
acted upon separately, and that the bill
be recommitted to same Committee
with instructions to report by bill or
otherwise, in accordance Herewith.
Adopted.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Jan, 81.
Mr.. Brown, of Mecklenburg, a
memorial from the stockholders Of the
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TarbOrO' Branch.

i. II. CT VI MING,-.-..-......- ..... Cashier
DIRECTORS:
JAMES NJ REDMOND, FRED PHILLrPe W g
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDRLL.
Issues Certificates OF Deposit bearing interest
l. authorized by Charter to receive on de-
post moneys held in trust lev Executors, Ad-
mnistra 'ors Guardians, &C, &c, &c.
Sells Checks at lar on New York, Baltimore,
Richmond Petersburg and all tie cities and
towns in North Carolina
Buvs and sells creeks in sums to suit on Great
Britain. Ireland, Germany, France, sc.
Buvs and sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
Bu'.ds Stocks. &c, &c.
trCt attention given to the orders and re-
qu"rts OF our country friends by mail or other
wise.
Roy 20 3S-na-tf-dS
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It is no longer the correct thing" to
have your monogram on the fly of the
envelope, but you should use red wax,
and have upon it impressed your
initials. This, we are assured, is the
very latest decree.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY, Jan. 30.
Mr.. Watson, by consent, a bill to
prevent any one voting i'll this State
unless he produces the receipt of a
Sheriff for his poll tax for the pre-
ceding veal. Referred.
The bill to amend the school law of
1872 came up as unfinished business.
The question REQUIRED upon the adop-
ton of the 25th section.
After considerable discussion, the
section was amended and adopted
The bill then passed its third reading
after lengthy debate on the numerous
amendments offered to the other sec
tons, by vote OF yeas 50, nays 2l.
THE SPECIAL ORDER,
the bill to incorporate the Wilmington
Trust Company and Savings Bank was
taken up.
The amendment by Mr.. Bennett
limiting the rate of interest to eight pc,
cent, was adopted, and the bill passed
its third reading.
Adjourned.
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ApersOn named Daved Mosher, said to
be a well known guide and trapper in
the region north of Sacantlaga Lake
and the Black Cat Valley, casually ell
countered "a long, gallnt, tawny-col-
ored, fierce looking animal in the
woods, the other day, and fred at it.
It proved to be panther. Mr.. Mosher
now wears wig, and goes the rounds
of his traps with a limp and wearing a
| new s,lit of clothes.
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on MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects OF Errors and = buses IN carlg ME
Manhood restored. lmpcdimrnts - Mdrriag'
removed. New methcd OF treatment New AMI
remarkable remedies. Books ANA Circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No.
South Ninth St. philadelphia Pa an irst'tu-
ton having high reputation tor honnran IL
conduct and professional skill.
does S11-d&w:;mo-t h
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- The CHEAPEST ard most EFFECTIVE
Steel Pillow in use
~ IT DOES THE WORK OF Two FLOWS WITH
ONR MAN AND ONR HORSE.
1t runs shallow, is easily guided, and is light
to the Horse.
1t is made of Wrought Steel, and will outlast
two ordinary Plows.
1t weeds Potatoes, and replaces the earth on
the hill at the same time.
It.can be used in any well prepared soil, and
is equally good for cotton, corn and Potatoes.
All who have used it are pleased with it.
.sIt is the best for blowing Young cotton
have ever used. Coz. A. NJ. FaISoH.
"It saves the labor of one horse and pillow
and two hoe hands.''-ELDER q. w. HUFHAM.
I'D. CARROLL, Esq, says SO far as have
used it, it excels all OTHERS"
HARPER WILLIAMS, Esq, says sit saves
the labor Of one horse ana hand
~ A. b. f ARoUHAE. says:--"l know of
Cultivate embracing 70 many good points.
| l. e., SO ell adapted to working the plant III
the several stages OF its growth.
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5 Cents Reward,

10th Of January, bound tcolored) girl named
LOUISE. l hereby iorewaun all persons
from harhorinG trusting nor my account
T.w. BOYKIN.
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This is to certify that / called upon by
MesSrs i. Miles Hunter & Few to visit Mrs.
Margaret f. Dubose December. 1871, upon
her arrival in GoklSboro, and found her suffer-
ing with a large tumor, obstructing the vision
and extending below the upper lip. diagnosed
the case to be a Rose Cancer. MesSrs. Hunter
s. Tew then made an application OF their Cam
Ger Remedy. From this time lost sight OF the
case until to-day. December 18th. en- / WIS
again called upon to visit the patient | found
her much improved i'll general health, and
without any trace ct the Career. I consider
the case radically cared.
W. Ii. MOORE, N. u.
FEES from Nd to $500.
G. i1-w-Sm
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of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism Neuralgia,
Lumbago. Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous Dis
eases. after years of suffering. by taking
DIR. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic
SyruP-the sceHtinc discovery u. =. Filter,
N. D.. regular graduate phi ysictan. with
whom We ar. personally acquainted, who has
for 80 years treated these disc asses exclusively
with astonishing results. We believe it our
christian duty, af:er deliberatfon, ~ couscien-
tiously request sufferers to it. especially
persons in moderate circumstances who cannot
afford to waste money and time on worthless
mixtures. As clergy men we seriouly feel the
deep responsibility resting on MS in publicly
endorsing this medicine. But knowledge
and experience of its remarkable merit fully
justities our action. Rev. g. Fl. Ewing, Media,
Pennsylvania, suffered sixteen wears, became
hopeless. Rev. Thos Murphy. ID. D., Frank
ford, Philadelphia. hev. 81 b. Davis, Hight
stown, New Jersey. Rev. j. s. Buchanan,
Clarence. Iowa Rev. q. G.. Smith, Pitts .
New York. Rev. Jos. Beggs. Fails Church,
Phlladel phia. either testimonials from Sena-
tors Governors. Judges, Con @cessmsn. PhvSi-
clans. &c .Iorward'5 gratis with i,amnhlet ex-
planning these Z iSeAscs. One thousand dollars,
will be presented 10 any Medicine for ame dis
prcdnce t'a--rourth manv living cures
Any person sending hy letter description of
affection VIII r'eive gratis 81 legally signed
guarantee, naming the number OF Lr,ttlcs TO
cure, agreeing 10 refund lnu ey upGn sworn
statement of its failnre to cure. A ri cted iyI-
It'd to write to Jr. Frler. Phlladeiplia His
valuable advice costs nothing. ....
GREEN Il FLANNEE
Wholesale and Retail a gents for Whining tou,
N =. jan I5-13-d&~
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JAMES W. LIPPITT,

JOHN l.. wooSTER
DEALER
ID Il L G 5, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES
Fancy Toilet Articles, DC, dc.
" II o l. f S 4 L Z AND RETAIL.
Corner Front and Market Streets,
(McLin's Old Stand)
WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA.
may Il, 1872. 1S- WY
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North Carolina,

=. SUPERIOR CoQRI-fALL TERA, 49, =,
5spzs
). DuTant =. EhO,fcs in his own hehaIf, md in
behalf efssurb other creditors of The late
White, ID. Humphrey, dec ase,i,. may
= mite In aIi6 contribute to his action, Plain
s.sss tin, tfH GJNtU = -r.r. 1885
.-H:li 3'7f'fii .4g0i,,sf ESP -. t:5 s1
Nathan s . Humphrey, W H. Hum phrcy, Mary
s. Cox. wife OF Cancr q. Cox, and others,
Defendants. .. .,s. #-..--..
HOEEDIToi:'S RILI.
Oricrt. hY the Court. that pun location be
male Tor six successive weeks at The Court
House decor in .IacisoIv Tie, y. a.. and at three
other public fiaCas in she county al tns'ow,
and slso in the Weekly edition OF the VIII
HISGToS .loCEH Az n"tifYInS stt creditors 81
the late White ~. Humphrey, DECEASED. no
may inn in and contributes tn tlr's action q,
t!ie fling ot ths bill :; II the pun poses which
IL il ;I"il''l IL and advising IL. IN tn appear at
the Off OF the tIl-t OF the Superior t%-,iIt ~
/ pnslow cnui':y before tse 18th day ct
. February y. u, 49,, prepared to make a
rfc.'r exhibit aud ToGi at their claims aga MT
said Estate, and InsEc the m>es PARTIES ilaiH H.
1T to this iroce. ding II fDey shall elect 10 do
50; and on their failure to do this. they Will be
debarred Of All partici patton iii the fund that
may be derived pursuant TO this proceeding.
| :.'----: Given Under my hand and seal OF
| SEAL: office in Jacksonville. this 9th day
/ :... of .Ianuar~, a. D., 1873.
. A.C. HUGGNS, c. S. c.
/ $3.50, Onslow County.
! ian Il ..,....E. g.. w-6w
( DR 7 Mi lCS HUNTER & TEW
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GREEN Il FLANNER,

NANNY Ea-ilv mae with our Stencil
WON II and Key Check Outfit ~ Cir
culars Free. Stafford Manufacturing Com.
panv, &c Fulton St, New York. 4w
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SIS to S2Ossddt, DAY ~. e,a Assn Of -aas
ing pile, OF either sex, young or old, make
more money at work for Us in their spare mo-
ments or all the time, than at anything else.
Particulars free Address G. Stlnsen &Co.,
Portland, Maine.
sept IL, 1872 3arWy
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WELLS GARBOLIC TABLETS

Worthless iytitatfO,,s are on the market
but the ouly scienIiflc Preparation OF Cacbcltc
Acid for Lung diseases is when chemically COM
hined with other well known reryeeicS AS in
these TABLETS. aud all parties are cautioned
against using any other.
In ali eases of irritation OF the mucous
membrane these TABLETS should be freely
used their cleansing ,i.i healing properties
are astonishing.
BE warned nercr neglect cold, it is easily
cured in its ncipient state. when IT becomes
chronic the cure is exceedingly difficult use
Wells Carboic Tablets sy,t ciiic.
JOHN Q. X FLLOGG
q Platt St. New York
4w Sol Agent fer Cpitei States.
f'rtce - cents 4 box. SenG Toe circular
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THSTABLISHED IN 1928.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

RF EVERY ONE HIS OWN
w. DOCTOR-Beiug private instruct
or for married persons. or those about to he
married, both male and female. in everything
concernir the ply SiolOgy and relation
sexual sy stem, and the prod and prevent
ion of offspring, including all the new di-cove
ries never befOre given in the English language,
by WIN. YOUNG, NJ. j. This is really a valu-
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illustrated with numerous Engravings. All
young married people, or those conte IN plating
marriage. and having the least impedimert to
married life. should read this book 1t disclOses
secrets that everv should be acquainted
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e AFFJIICTEB AND UNFURTJN ATE.
No matter what NAV be YOUR disease. before
y1u plac. yourself under the of any Of the
QUACkS-native and toreign-who advertise
in tins or anv other payer. get Il copy OF DIR.
YOung's Book and rean it carefully. 1t will be
nh means Of 81 wing you many dollar, your
health, snd possibly your life. DIR. Young
he consulted on any OF the diseases described
IN his publications by mail at his office, No.
il6 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
sept 20 So w6m
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SPECIAL.
Schenck'S i'ulmOnir Syrnp.

R~ TX. Schenck'S PulmOnir syrup.
w. SEA-WEED fuNIC AMI vi il. HI,li&KE
PILLS --TheS the niiiv thai vii!
Pulmonary Consume tlOD. Dr. SrftIrk
has bee constant praetiTP Over thirty years
continually examining lungs. AID knows his
medicines il properly taken. VII care cone
SUMPTION. His Mandrake Phi cleanse the
liver stomach HIS Seawset Tonic djs-olVes
tre food stimulates the coating of ihe Stomach
and aids digestion iII~ f'lutnt!iF SvGnp rip-us
the matter, .Dd nature throws il OF without
any exertion. Prepared and fer sale NV j. n.
SCHESCK & Son, y. r. corner sixth and \ rCil
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Jan. 30.
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.

CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.
Mr. Morehead, of Grilford, from the
joint select committee on Constitution
al Reform, reported Il bill to alter the
Constitution OF the State. It is the
bill of last session with amendments.
Mr.. Morenead verbally reported the
recommendation Of the majority that
the proposed amendments be consid-
cred se5i0tiit.
The leading provisions OF the bill
| are striking O,lt the clause in regard
to the State debt. providing for bien-
NAL sessions of the General Assembly
and biennial elections for members and
State officers fixing the pay OF mem
bers at $500 per session and ten cents
mileage; abolishing the Office OF Su-
perintendent of Public Works redu-
eng the number of Supreme Court
Judges to four reducing the judicial
districts to nine; providing for the To-
tation of circuits, SO that no Judge shall
ride the same circuit twice in one year ::
re-establishinG the oldterm '-prccinct:s"
instead OF - townships:" striking ont
the provisions requiring tax to be
levied for the payment OF the interest
and principal Of the State debt: strik-
ing out the requirement. for census of
the State in 1875, &c.
The bin was made the special order
for - m. tomorrow.
PUBLIC LANDS AND LAND SCRIP.
A message was received from the
Governor, transmitting commnnica-
ton of Alex. McIver, Esq, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, refer
ence to the action Of the Board of
Trustees of the University on the sub
ject of the land scrip donated to the
State by the .. S. Government. The
communication sets out the conditions
ON which the grant was made its
acceptance by the State its donation
by the State to the University the
University's isposing of it and devo-
ting portion of the proceeds to the
liquidation of its debts, in violation of
the terms of the grant; and closes with
the recommendation that the sum so
misused be restored by the State to be
used as contemplated by law
On motion of Mr.. Troy, the message
and accompanying papers were referred
to the committee on education.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, &C.
Mr.. Allen, bill to incorporate the
Old North State Lumber, Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Referred.
Messrs. McCabe, Hill and Holeman
introduced resolutions instructing the