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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
>ERtEl TO TIE VILE Fssr
krlSsSK DES1STEEH.

y recent cable dispatch gives the
sequel Of The fearful Vile du Hayre
disaster. On tho ::Gih ult. the ship
British Queen fell III with the disabled
ship Loeb Earn, after her collision
with the Vile Gu Havre. She was
then i'll 4 sinking condition and the
officers and crew abandoned her and
were taken into Plymouth on tie
British Queen. Ii the assertions of
the Captain and officers Of the Loeb
Earn are to be believed, the sailors on
board the French ship displayed the
most contemplate cowardice. \ sug-
gestive fact in support Of these state
ments is that SO many of the officers
and crew of the Vile du Havre were
saved and so large proportion of the
passengers were lost. It is hard to
believe that such Il disparity would
have existed had the proper efforts
been made for the safety of the nr-
merous passengers on the Vile du
NHavre.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

tfiaI Gay AT IL o CLOCK.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
By Mr.. Bennett, Il bin to amend
sections 1 and ,, chapter 30, laws of
special session 1868. Referred.
BY Mr.. Norment,a b IL declaring GER
tain larcellies misdemeanors, and Civ
ing Justices 0f the Peace jurisdiction
CT the same. Referred.
BY Mr.. Gidney, bill! to repeal sec
ton I. chapter 9, laws of special session
of 1868. Referred
BY Mr.. Corson, a bill in relation to
public roads III Beaufort county. Re
ferred.
BY Mr.. Hampton, bill to amend
chapter 1879, laws Of 1o70-'71. Refer
red.
BY Mr.. Gilbert. a bill to make the
attendance upon Public Schools cf the
State obligatory. Referred.
BY MI. Trivett, Il bill TO authorize
the entry of swamp lands on the same
terms as other lands. Referred.
\ message was received from the
| Senate refusing to concur III the House
| amendment to adjourn 5i},C die Oh the
| 18th ia It, and asking Il Committee Of
conference. The proposition for Com-
| mittcc Of conference was concur ii
| in.
The bill 10 allow the Commissioners
Of Arson county to levy a special tax
was taken up and passed its third read
ing by q vote Of yeas 70, nays l.
! SPECIAL ORDER.
| The bill TO amend chapter 60, sec
tons q and IS, Battles Revisal, SO as
| to allow insolvents who Elay be i'm
| prisoned as putativc fathers Of bastards
OF for the fine and COST c: any criminal
prosecution, after remaining III prison
ten days, to be discharged.
! The Clerk read the unfayorable rc-
port Of the judiciary Committee, when
! Mr. Marlcr, Tie introducer OF the bill,
offered bill to amend chapter l62,
section y, laws OF 1860, vLich
: strikes out the word "siAty' AID suh-
stitute5 the word twenty.
The substitute was put to vote and
! adopted, and the Liil l,usscI IL e.cond
reading.
Under a. Suspension Of tie rules. the
bill was again taken VI, cnd passed It's
third reading.
On motion Of Nh. Blythe, the 1850
luton instructing tho Judiciary Com
initteo to report tho true status Of the
Cherokee indians III tho state, and
whether any further legislation Is need
ed for their protection, MS taken NJ
aud adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Tri,ott, the bill t.
repeal section 1, chapter 81, laws Of
1872 -'13, i'll regard to Public Printing.
was taken NJ.
Mr. Bryan, Of -AlIeghanv, moved &c
refer to the judiciary Committee
Carried.
BY Mr.. Crshgc, bill to amend tho
act in relation 10 the fees OF count!
officers and clerks OF Superior Courts.
Referred.
The bill to repeal chapter 60, laws OF
1670-'7i. was taken ny and passed ltS
several readings.
The bill to allow the sale uf revision:
Of homesteads where the owner con
sents in writing, was taken mp and. o.
motion of Mr. Trivett, was laid on ths
table.
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THE FItANKING PRIV rs.E.

The Baltimore american thus pre-
sents the shadow of che of the coming
events of the present SESSION Of Con-
gress: There is no longer any doubt
but that deter mined effort is 10 be
made tc restore tie Franking Privil-
eye, and the present indications are
decidedly favorable to successful re-
suit. Many prominent Republicans
say that they are not willing to vote to
repeal the Salary law passed last ses-
sion, without having Franking Priv
ilege accorded to them again, and a
reduction of salaries will, in all proba-
bility, be followed by re,enactment
of the Franking Privilege. Speaker
Blaine is quoted as being favorable to
such action"
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ORR Jyn:;1,I pE>yE,s<s,

The Dill pending in tic Lcgislatule
proposing to make changes in this Ju-
dicial District, adds the counties Of
Sampson, Onslow ana Cartaret. If
the bill passes the district Will lie
composed of the following counties:
Bladen, Brunswick, Cartaret, Column
bus, Duplir, New Hanover, Onslow.
Robson and Sampson. There is cer-
tainly no doubt OF the wislic: q the
substantial people Of those Counties
iii regard to these changes. Our i'm
mediate citizens feel - lnucil interest
III lie fate d this bill is any before
the Legislature. Ne sinHosc!v trust it
will become 4 law,
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SENATE.
MOSD.1 |
NIGHT SESSION.

: bill excmpting the citizens Of Ora
ham county from paying 6oil on the
turnpike in Cherokee county.
Mr.. Gudger moved to insert after
the words Graham comfy, the wolis
land every other county in the State,
which was adopted and the bill passed
its third reading.
Bill amending the charter OF the
Wilmington Seaside Railroad Co.,
passed its several readings.
Bill Incorporating the Gross Greek
Cemetery Company, passed its several
readings.
Bill incorporating the town Of In,
colnton IN Hobesou county. Amend
ments suggested by the committee and
bill passed its third reading.
Mr.. McCauley obtained leave to H.
troduce abill repeating chapter III Bat
ties Revisal allowing parties to testify
IL their own behaI.
Mr.. Murphy introduced hill to
amend chap, -, private laws pi
1872 -
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Don't he InGUisitiye.

Here's yer nice roast chickens,
cried an aged colored man as the cars
stopped ut a North Carolina railway
station.
''Herc's Yer nice roast chick mn ta-
ters, all nice and hot - holding mp his
plate and walking the platform.
''Where did you get that chicken,
uncle % asked a passenger. -,
Uncle looks at the intruder sharply,
and then turns away, crying: :. .
"Here's yer nice roast chick'n, gem
tie mn, all hot needn't go in the
house for dat -.
"Where did you get that chicken !.r
repeated the inquisitive passenger. :.
.'Look-a-yer, says uncle, speaking
privately, els you from der MORT @
Yes"
is You a friend of the culled maui
Il hope I am" 81 8
"Den don't you neber ask me whar
got dat chick'n again. Here's yer
nice roast chick'n, all hot" -.
The train started
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TEsf, .F0sTESS Al.

Al o. 8libscrlbcr living II CIGlLanl
county, renewing his subscription 10
the DAILY J0rKHAL writes
= an pleased t. receive your yulli-
- able paper. II not only reminds ne
" Of days past, i,ut has no equal III the
- State, hoii ~ regards its 7v@Il Sc
" locteI reading, - WILL Us it. sound
" Judgment in all thing. Your mas
tcrly review IF speci..I iax Bonds
" has done much good fer ouE State. -
St..1t cEdurse:-gnt-, from such a
source, Is indeed gratifying f" IL, ana
lgbt"1ls orr labor.
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gfcIp the Torpid Organs

When thebody is in state Of health,
food taken into the stomach acts on
the bowels as a stimulant, causing
that worm-ike motion bywhich their
contents are expelled. The liver being
IN natural condition, the flow of.bile
(Which is mild catharticl into the in
testines is ample and regular, AMI
hence the discharges are easy and slf-
fciently frequent. The reverse of all
this constitutes costiveness, and the
only true method of cure lis 20 restore
the functional activity of the two i'm
portant organs which use the bowels
as a sewer for the egress of waste mat:
ter. For this purpose Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters can be confidentially
recommended as the most effective Of
all medicines. It Is not too much to
say that chronic constipation would be
unknown if the Bitters were in univer-
sal use rs a remedy in the earlier
stages OF the complaint. At this period
OF the year, when dyspepsia with all
its kindred disorders is so apt to be
engendered and aggravated by the
dampness Of the atmosphere, this nm
equaled stimulant, tonic and alternatives
should be taken daily. 4w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

THE TUREsT AND SWEETEST Con L1v
Err Or is Hazard & Caswell's, made on
the sea shore, from fresh, selected
livers. by CAswELL. HAZARD & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
street. Patients who have once taken
it prefer it to all others. Physicians
have decided it superior to any of the
other oils in market, 4w
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

BILLS INTRODUCED AND TsEFERRED.
Mr.. Byrd, bill to allow the COM
missioners of the several counties to
exempt certain property from taxation.
The bill to incorporate the Bruins
wick Bridge anG Ferry Company, was,
on recommendation of Mr.. Wiley,
from the Committee on Corporations,
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Blythe, bill defining the du-
ties Of the State officers in making an
nual reports.
Mr.. Gidney, n bill to amend section
76, title Z, code CT civil procedure
(section 76, chapter j, Battles Re
Yisal)
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

cattle, and above ail with his splendid
specimens of field crops. Mr.. Norwood
is fest earning the reputation OF the
motel farmer OF the State.
Mr.. G.. Il. French has made one OF
the best purely agricultural exhibitions
ON the Grounds. I(e also exhibits
some fine 1narls aud iron ore from his
plantation.
Messrs. Willard Bros. come III Tor
fine display OF certificates for field
crops. Indeed, this department OF the
Fair, which makes 10 show, promises
to exceed all others.
In the ladies' department we notice
some very beautiful exhibitions. Wax
work by Miss Lille VanBokkelen and
Mrs. L. J. Switzerland, woolen rug,
made OF rags, by Miss Serena Chad
bourn, and some fifteen pieces OF work,
including an afghan, hy Miss Saiile
Cowan, each of them Young misses,
not over II years of age, and some fine
work by Miss Cornelia Murphy, Of this
county, were particularly noticeable.
Mrs. Il. Peterson, of Sampson, entered
nearly hundred articles i'll the
household department, all OF which
were superior, and Mrs. L. j. Souther-
land also made large number OF en-
tries i'll this department. Miss Lula
Grant, aged 9 years, exhibits very su-
perior bread and biscuits.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

The Washington correspondent Of
The st. Louis Republican, remarking
upon the W 1nderful celebrity with which
the american people accommodate
themselves to circumstances, SAYS ::
within two hours after Williams
nomination vas announced there were
plenty of people here ready to main.
tain that he is great md learned jul
rist."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

Herr Woerlau, bookseller Of MUIR
emburg, at recent public meeting,
spoke of the Emperor of Germany and
his Chancellor as Herr Wilhelm Ho-
tenzolern and his dragon, Bis
marck." He is now serving out term
Of three months in prison.
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III Norwood, from the committee
on Agriculture, reported adversely
upon the bill III relation to working
public roads. and fayorably upon other
bills referred TO his committee.
Mr. Allen introduced bill creating
new county to be called Morchead,
to be taken of of Granville and War
rcn county; referred.
Mr.. Todd, from the Judiciary com
,nittce, reported favorably upon 4
number Of bills OF local Importance,
and a "inprIc!icable, the bill pro
posing to amend the con 5titution 50 is
10 require lax receipt to L. sr':jE,itc !
b<' al voters.
srECIAI. oErEE.
y bill 70 be entitled al act t. prevent
frauds IL tie sale Of commercial ma
uurea.
Ir. Norwood s:'oiz: IL advocacy If
the bill
Mr. CowIcs offered an amendment
requiring the State Geoioeist 10 pay
into the Treasury 10 the credit OF the
school funds I'll fees collected for max
ing analyses, provided for il the lill
Lost
Mr.. Love called for tho previous
question, which being ordered, the
bill passed it's third reading,
Mr.. WEIGH, bill to establish new
county by the name OF Bragg.
Mr.. Price, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported favorably upon
the bill making it misdcmeaEor to
remove CT sell property conveyed in
chattel mortgage with intent to de-
fraud the mortgage.
Mr.. Todd introduced hill to cure
defects in certain cases.
Col. Ellis introduced u bill to Z! end
the code Of civil procedure.
Col. Allen introduced q supplement
tary bill to the act to lay off and es-
tablish the county Of Moreheal.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS ON SECOND
READING.
\ resolution requesting Congress to
pass a Civil Rights bill
On motion of Eppes, colored. it was
made the special order Tor Wednes-
dyy at II N.
\ bill authorizing the issue OF bonds
by commissioners to aid the Central
Carolina Railway Company to build Ii
connection between Hickory Station
and Lincolnton. passed its several
readings.
CALENDAR on SECOND READING.
A bill to be entitled an act to pre-.
vent the whipping Of convicts in the
penltentiary and prisoners in common
jails. Laid on the table.
air. Cramer filed, in behalf of him
self and other Republican Senators
signing with him, protest against
Including the President in the con-
domination OF the salary grab reso-
lutions" yesterday. The protest ex-
onerates the President from all blame
in the back pay muss, and expresses
the highest confidence i'll him.
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MONDAY, Dec, :. 1873.
Journal IF Saturday rc#d and
approved.
r;IkopUcIlo, Of BL-Ls.
81 Mr. Ransom, i bill l. confirm
the sale of public lands 10 :. I. Car
row, (bcir3 TIE Land, sold hr lis Ed
vocational EUard.) Referred t. the
Educational COMMITTEES.
! by Ir. NcCabe, Il bill Ill r,lutiou to
proceedings against infants and non
Sane persons. Referred h. tllc Iudl-
ci&ry Com mitteC.
Ey Mr.. Ellis, Of Columbus, L bill
for the support. Improvement, repairs
and payment of the debt Of tho Insane
Asylum provides for IN appropriation
OF So, 0nD. Placed on tie calendar.
MESSAGES RECEIVED.
Ircm tho House, 4 resolution de-
mandatory OF the back salary grab,
censuring the bill and those who voted
for it.
Harriss, of Wake, offered an amend
mcnt to strike out tho clause consuming
tho President.
Mr.. Gudger was opposed to the
amendment, as he believed that the
President, by his failure to veto the
bill, was as much in the mud as the
others were in the nlire.
Senator Harriss claimed that the
Constitution did not permit of al in
crease Of the Presidents salary.
Mr.. Ellis, OF Columbus, was op-
posed to the consumption of time in
this General Assembly by discussing
and entertaining resolutions of this
character. He said We were but only
the representatives Of the people who,
as 1t is well known, denounced 10
man this Infamous back salary bill.
and thought he would have voted
against the bill had he been in Con-
gress; yet he was unwilling to con-
sumo the time of the Senate in passing
resolutions OF one executive body de-
nunciatory of another.
Mr.. Waring differed from the gen
tleman from Columbus, and thought
such action on the part Of the General
Assembly eminently proper and would
vote for the resolution.
The yeas and nays were called on
the amendment of Senator Harriss TO
strike Otlt the clause in regard to tie
Executive, and the amendment was
lost
On motion Of Mr.. Ellis, OF Catavba,
the bill to authorize the Board of
Trustees Of Hickory Tavern Township,
Cabarrus county, to issue bonds for
the purpose of raising funds to aid
the Carolina, or any other railway
company, to extend a line of railway
to Hickory Tavern, was taken up and
passed its several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Humphrey, the
bill extending tho charter Of the At
lantic Coast Railroad, was taken up
and passed i several readings under a
suspension of the rules.
CALENDAR.
The bill to insure the completion of
the Western railroad was taken up on
its third reading.
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THE NEW CHIEF JUSTICE,

Tho appointment OF Mr.. Attorney
General Williams to be Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court of the United
States excites far more surprise than
Ii ought. That it was an appointment
unfit to be made IS the unanimous
verdict of the people and the press in
every section Of the country, but so
are as a general rule all Of the appoint
lnents Of President Grant Personal
favorltism as a general rule, rather
than fitness for Office, characterizes all
his selections for places Of public
trust.
But wc greatly fear that ti,cIc is
something more than here personal
lavoritism gratifod blythe appointment
of the .Attorney-General to fill the
place CT Chief Justice Chase. il will
be remembered that this nla,i Williams
when applied to for al opinion de-
c:lrcd that the President had a right
TO appoint Military Commissions
with power OF life and death, and that
resting upon the opinion and III def
unce Of tho ruling Of the Supreme
Court Of the United Suites il the cele-
b.atcd Miliigan case, Captain Jack
ard ccrtaiu Of his comrades were tried
and lung. We Doubt not that from
that day the President has had Mr..
williams il his eye as the very fittcst
nan in al america 70 place upon tic
bench u tile Supreme C"'lIt .; Tie
United State.
-Eor VIII this TO the first tiria that
;icSup.cl1.c Court Of the nit.I States
has been '.w.tcrcd' FOR the purpose Of
Getting al opinion favorable to the
viyva entertained by TIC President.
II tic PRESIDENT W. capable Of put
ing rlcn On tie h-1ch for the purpose
# overriding the decision Of the Count
n regard TO legal tcrders' there is
10 reason TO doubt his Willingness to
override the decision i'll the Milligan
case through The appointment Of Mr..
Williams to be Chief Justice.
How important is this appointment
"G Mr.. Williams viii appear when 1t Is
remembered that the great question
decided III the MiiliGan case was the
right Of the citizen to be tried by the
civil law Of the country and not by
Military Commissions ; in q word
the supremacy Of the civil authority
over the military Mr.. Wiiliams>views,
rs oppressed IL the opinion given IN
thc case Of Captain Jack, il the uniim-
it'd power they accord TO the Presi-
dent would crafty even the Shah OF
Persia.
This silent Preaident i, no fool even
il he be no orator. lie always keeps
M eye 70 he mali, cisonoa. Tie Court
stands ready II 90 lis bidding a:.'1 s.
docs TIC Il nv. What next :
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

BY Lloyd, col, bill concerning i'll
spectiol Of the city of Wilmington. Re
ferred.
BY Nj. Blythe, bill to exempt
from taxation $500 worth Of personal
property Referred.
by Mr.. Craige, q bill concerning
elections IN this State. Referred.
By the same, T. bill to cure certain
ire gularities in proceedings returnabls
before the Superior Court. Referred.
BY Mr.. Hampton. Il bill to amend
section ,, chapter 1G9, laws II 191l-'7122.
Referred
BY NJ. Mcneil, a bill in relation to
tie bonds of Shcritf:s. Referred.
Tie bill to allow the Commissioners
OF An:on county to Levy specia! tax.
was taken up, and passed its second
reading by vote of yeas 81. nays Q.
On motion OF Ellison, col, the bill
requiring county Commissioners III
drawing jurors, not to make any dis
previous condition, was taken up. Tie
CLERK read the unfavorab!e report ct
the Judiciary Committee upon the
bill.
Mr.. Freeman moved to lay the bill
on the table.
The Yeas and nays were called and
the motion to lcy on the table prevail
ed by n vote Of 81 to 81.
BY Mr.. Mcneil, bill to prohibit the
sale of liquor within two miles OF
Smyrna church, Fichnond county
Referred.
BY Mr.. Bennett, 1 bill to increase
the homestead and personal property
exemption. Referred.
BY the same. 4 bill tn save honest
harmless representatives Of deceased
persons. Referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Johnston. the bill
10 ameud chapter 80, Laws OF 1872 81,
(scAooi law was taken up.
A substitute presented by the Edu-
cational Committee was adopted, when
on motion, the further consideration
of the bin was postponed until Tuesday
at Il L., and ordered to be printed.
: Tie bin to amend chapter rs section
50, Battles Rovis;,l, was then taken up
and, Oh morton Of Mr.. Anderson. -
Clay, WIS laii III the tahl4.
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On motion of Mr.. Morehead, Of
Guilfurd, the further consideration Of
the bill was postponed till Wednesday
next and made the special order for
that day at ~ O'Clock.
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Conde:se from the Raleigh News
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE,
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Dee. s, 1873.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

TUESDAY, Dec. %, 1910.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Murphy, bill to amend
charter 81. section 7, OF Battles Re-
visal. Referred to Judiciary Commit
tee.
By Senator MADISON, bill to lay off
md establish a new county by the
name of Jefferson. Referred to Com
n,ittee on Proposition and Grievances.
By Mr.. Love, bill in relation to
the insane. Referred to Committee
on Insane Asylum.
BY the same, a bill to amend the
revenue act. Referred to Committee
on Finance.
BY Mr.. Troy, a bill regulating in
terest. Referred to Committee on FL
nance.
The joint resolution asking Il. u.
Crcecy t. complete the history Of
North Carolina, unfinished by the
death OF the Rev. Dr.. Hawks, and ask
ing an appropriation for that purpose
not to exceed the sum OF 5000. was
taken up.
The resolution failed to pass the
second reading by IS ayes to II nays.
Tho resolution in regard to letting
bidder was next taken up.
Mr.. NIorehead was tired III the
printing matter aud called the prcvi-
GUS question.
Mr.. Seymour called the yeas and
nays and the call was sustained. The
resolution failed.
Tie resolution concerning tho PAS
sage Of tho Civil Rights bill III Con-
grcss was passed over informally OH
| account Of the absence of Senator
Epros, tho introdUccr Of thcrcSollttion.
! NULEs sCsPESDEu.
| Under !, suspension Of the rules
| Mr., Troy called UP his bill to change
the time Of holding the Superior Court
Of Cumberland county. The bill
provides for Az additional term 81 tle
! Court. to DC held IL January. and
was put upon It's passage.
/ An amendment was offered by Mr.
| Troy that this act shall take Eft 81
the fig! of March.
/ MESSAGES kLCEITED.
| from the House, transmitting Il res
| olutioA asking the concurrence OF the
Senate. requiring the Adjutant Gene
| raj TO deliver to the veterans OF tht
! Mexican war the tiag presented Il tht
ladies OF Raleigh to the regiment that
! went from this State to Mexico.
Tie previous question was called 81
the passage OF the resolution which.
being sustained, passed its severe
readin"s hy - ayes to nay.
CALENDAR.
Senate u Il fixing the weights Z
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Senate u Il fixing the weights If
packages OF salt fish was taken llp and
PASSED it's second reading.
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The races were the most Important
feature yesterday. The trotting match
came off at 2 O'Clock. The following
horses were entered for the purse
of 800:
Buckskin," owned by Mr.. Wynn,
of Raleigh, driven by Ed. Pomeroy.
"Shoo Fly owned by T. J. South
erland, and driven by Mr.. Trout.
McDuff." owned aud driven by
Washington Lamb.
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SENATE.

NoSDAI, Dec, :. ISIS.
Journal IF Saturday rc"d ard