The Raleigh News from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 1

hit ill IS 71 .4 At XV -NO 11.. BALHJIG.I N. C. THURSDAY MOOTING MARCH 13. 1879 $500 PER ANN DM News no Vim Be Sold.

lW.KEBKS VORK. I U6 r- I'ktty Jok. Tbi old, popular A 1 S. uiTairs of the stern Nt rth Carolina Railroad paused its several readings. The hour of 3 p.

m. having arrned, the Senate took a recess till p. in. HOUSE OF in, Enroiiiug and Eogrossing Clerks -ef the Senate and Hons $50 each passed its readings. Senate subatitute for the bill to re store to judgment debtors homestead aud personal property exemntians.

OUR LAW MAKERS. SENATE. Monday, March 12, 1879. The Senate was called to order at 10 a. President Robinson in the cbair.

BILLS INTRODUCED. Mr. Henderson, a oill concerning the Capitol. Also, a bill to define "false pretences." Mr. Ora' arn, of Lincoln, a bill, ac 1' I i i If iii I I I i i F.

I tie 'i 1 In irln a I t- 0 tl -if I nlir r-ilred i i in-' ii -r warns i mu c. i ce get on V.T HAN. RtWch. N. C.

hi hid ri is. ir-. i ciiy a Jones to vr ar In. oau.l aa.I be tltoy iff ow n. a.i i i ij ce iii ir cents la 5 an -it t'tnebc, taaulf en- i i e.

I tl prlui j. a aij: ly inert o.l i i e- I mi TKAIH-. has I i the fii i th- voti than i s-i. oh ue pun mt pay c-aah i n-'w wiHnl ery week. lor in- inarktt toh'fh irMlon ud loiritloo in retail L.

I. YEAKCiAN. It. t. PETTY.

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A. MGlvVl liirtai kikI ICrfiail 1 I I lilt I P. TI A I i 1 I i I i A i I'fAii-Jfl TRADE DOLLARS. OAK CITY CHOCERY, A ITY fill 'e i I i-at- Ojk ty Grcery, At 4. "AK" ITY i tilt 'C'KIt Just Arrivod .1 i I'Z'f ral.

I'r 'o- Hay. 1. Ii- I. and See4 at. y.

M. I n. Lar l. Ftur, ai, rac''. Sd- P.A.- au.l at tied liio'i Fa'mrs Applies Xr.Tprti'izerf, a i Ii TIME.

ti! oa I a' i n. T. LEACH A t). CTY PROPERTY ori'v r-vn In a ljjt of Ke 176 rerled in a' l. -1- lef 'e, i i' ri th- l-'li '1 i Aj-ii: i -11 ed ii.t 111 if f-J i I i i-v i r' 11 'in rj If iim li pr I a 1 1 i r-, in -tv in 11 1- 1 I I .1 -t 1 r.

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ii: o'mJ i-arr-l lad. AU -fc M1 IS ul a. a' a iti' rne of La ir. 'he carpn- I.j' r''i A lit'! lali'OAd i Uu i.rjifini i.t- nd ru- 1 r-. l- cLck M.

m.f,.. m. rf trace ch. but r4n 1 in4.ie ui-i panieui 1 uri tl ur i-n Ihe jc. t.

apply to pA.t, Aturi-ey M-ttitKe kAleia-b. C. B. Massenburg, AT LA HCKli, f-' OJ-l tl ur hns coutiuued Prof. Kerr in ctti to wrire up his work of tbe past five ycaisin maunscnpt for publication It is thought it will take tw months to complete the work, after which tbe Goverm will appoint a ge ologist.

This work will ne done at the expense of the departuuut of Agricul ture and nodubt will coataia much valuabU information. IMPORTANT WESTERN XiNTERPKISE Hpiesen'attves York and Hanell, or vv liken, uoudcii, or acango, and Joues, of Caldwell, left the city this morn'iig for 13alttmore to ba present to morrow a coufareuce the P.esident and Duectors of Ore Kuob Ci.pp -r Comp my and the friands of he Yadkin Valley aud Watauga Nar- ow Gauc It dlroads. Tue Ore iob Ci inp iny propose to subscribe towjr -s the budding of those roads and it is to prfect the arraugem-uts fr the sHKcnp'ioa that the S3 repre xentative Wt stcro geutlemen visit the ni -nuuit ntal city, where Korth Car-io aus always fi id a warm welcome Ttn present; legislature -appropriated .000, and 2o0 vivicts to the Yadkit Valley road, and 150 convicts to the Narrow Gauge. The latter ad ia an extension of the Chester A Lenoir A arrow Gauge from Lenoir to BoMie and the Cranberry Iron Works I he Gre Kiob pp3r Compuy has a cisli cap tal of thete milhont dollars aud is ab jrd Antly able to make good its prom s. thse en'-eipri-es.

Their impiitancd in dcvelor i one of the grrat nnd velopd sections of the State can hardly be estimated. 1IO.Y, R. F. ARM FIELD, His Views on. Some of the Quest, tlonsof the Day.

Charlotte Observer This dis'injrulsbed gentleman, lieu-tenaut Governor of the State from the time of Gov. Cild well's detth until tbe in 187), and now mambor elect I Congress from the seventh distiict, has been in the city for nearly a week pas', being of counsel in the Pethel wife-p lisoniug case aud left, yesterday moi iting, for his me in Statesville to make his preparations for going oa to Washington He will leave home next Friday iu be pteseut at the opeidug of the extra seM-i iu on the 13 a id in time for te caucus of the Uoust-O tnocr.its obould that not, take pla n- I 4 1 lote man eu to Ii State and his sct.ou, Col Arioli Id tak bin seat iu jngiess with the idea ia' the Southtra man is as goiKlasany li-rium, and with tin idea that, the mil wii tue souiu mignt witti pre- pn "ty livvelieia o.ick ami liedtitedio i-iuls lias gone ov. tie u- lj.vs tliat ui oejupes a iu- iitaudiiig pi tiou in the nation, and he- ev tha" it is its lu to avail iiseli of the advantages wbidi its position gives it. Col. Atinli' Id belo ves that tha Uu-iou will ih be lully restored until the South has its full share of all appropriations, of all firtigu appo laments, and ca'i feel it-elt entitled have its riht to as i to 'o the presidency of the United Mates.

As to the matter of the speakership of the nex' Hous Col. Armrield has uo opiuions or prelerenccs which a not to chauge. tie rates Mr. Itm- dail as the finest parliamentarian iu the House, but as at present ad- visrd is rather fvorabie to Mr B'ack- burn, who.n he regards a bold, able ind aggressive man. r.iis is nut a confiru.ed preferencp, however; and fu ler informal ion may briug about a chamre of miud on the pait of Col.

Armrield. i far as tho next presidency is con- I A ll 1 1 ceri'C Cy i. Armneiu revros auyiuing that may be said ou the subject uow as met He is of tue opinion. toouh, tha. tne contest is between rhurman and ildeu; that if the bard mo.

icy of the patty should evail filde'i wi.l be nominated; if the soli money wiug. tneu luurma i. 1 -ie south will, Le believes, support lliurinan, the Soui i favoring a liberal currency, and Mr. Thurmau ben squarely plant ed on that platform. Upon another point Col.

Armheld speaks interestingly. He expects to see the day wheu the Democrats of the South bewill found battling for tbe maiuttuance of the rights of the ngro against the ltepublicaus of the North. He made this declaration upon his can vass last summer, and is fully persua ded of the truth of it. Col. Ainifi Id is one of the mos; de-gbtlul tal iters iu the S.

ate. While ail ol our people knew him well reputa- tio i balore, many of theu who had never known him personally, met him duricg his recent stay here and were chiruied with him. Na'ura'ly his peo ple have high expectations of him now as he ia about entering upon his cons gressionl career. He is recoguized everywhere throughout the State nowhere more fully so than in his own district not only a most courtly and engaging gentlemau but as amauot commanding abilities; and it is no more thautiuth to tay that North Carolina will not end to the forty-sixi Congress piesjDtative who possesses iq a i i i ino.e eminent, aegree inan ne ido: jualifies which will nder him alike i nouor to ins otate auu a uteiui his cons ituenls. Mud Cut." Charlotte Observer.

Oayhth: entered Buncombo county lo-dy through the Sananoa tuum 1 and centres met exac ly." This he wording ol a trl-giam Irom Mai Wiison, president of the Western N. It i ir a Gov. Vance, yesteiday afternoon. It conveys a gratifying vece of iii'-edtgnce to the pe ipla of Western Carolina. It the i i- i xri go tl towarus wnicu i ucui, himi lies be-en driving witn might and main, and which has several ti'nes en, almost within his gra-p, but jus the moment when he thought him- t-elf about to break througn, some arisen.

T' slow ptO.tre.j8 mde during the last neverjl uioaths wa due maiuly to the fact that it was niCi Ssary to ballast every foot of the lunuel as fast as it was dug out. It is not likely, however, thot trains will he run thiough the tuuuel for several weeks yet, as there a good deal of work that must be done beyond the ridge, and there is little doubt hut that it will be possible to ii into Asheville i tbe cars before the summer ia ended. Good Tor Booti in Horses. Dr. Taylor's celebrated powders, also cotton eeed, meal, choice for milch oows.

Wood and ooal, best bolted meal, seed oats, cheap at Martin Oaborn's Giain anl Feed Store, at N. C. Depot. 1 I at irei i.njc firm n-lvertu in tuia ii'ii Tlie firm his long b. en promux idt ntiried with the ron.nieici.tl mt'-ifiju of Haleigh and bianJo de erveuly in tbe esteem and en ence of our people.

iSioce hh (he maoaizemeDt of thn hous-i baa devolved upoa Major leariiy wb'w natn id iLm oecuon is a svoyro the bibest buaiuens integ- ii and fcaacitv Tbe linn is dung a lart; but aafu buKioet, h- it is with peculiar pUasure we note its prosperi ty at una of iho inati'utam of our city. TkEA'L'iiY N'oTti I), inmer's licens -h ih utd A. A. b'loruway, Ptula delphiH. F.on A ipj.ler, Pbirdelphia, Uil.Jie Llaidaie Co, PhiUd lph a i.A.

Hijan i 11 re. Ti-irty-aeveu tb Uiat.d dollars worth of ul 1 -lids wuih ceivi.d yesterday to be exchanged for ihe nw issue. io rhas a large number of h'ttcia fTrrin to accept the coiupr iso lii bi'e f.n:e ih kept as buy ualhe in a i bar; 1 1. Ii is the opiiiiD of i lie Treasury tb; ilia la 1 amount o( tbe otate d.bt will 1 Merely -creas- by mean of Ijsi dobtiOj bonds. I.iki-tkxa'.t Hi-nKK jlr Perrin L.

S. iiai home for a lVw days ou leave from the We hail a talk with hi'u aud ladrn-d tlatthc "Saratoga" is a sail ng tloop of war wi aciew of some 130 boys' and 5 men. The obj ct 01 the ship is to ain boys tor sailo-a and t'ie iah-rilyto tak a cruise for th it purp -n'. Sh sails 1 otu liainn ton inns tortio Az-i-es, thence to the th Canaries and tho Cap de Verde Is amis, teiui uug to be in New loik ab ut August. Sbe will also ruu a line ot di-ep a soundings bt tweeu the Az ires and Mideira.

Kusbee bpcaka in high teims of the r.ipidity wiih which tbe appientise 1mvs lear.ii their defies it is certain tint if th coin ydtnieuta' notices pub iisbed from tune lo time, aboiiw tbe ships are tine that deaei ve great ciedit fur their ddiget.ee in the iiuiins eis. SlfltKMK C' IKT Monday ut 10 o'clock; -C. urt all the opened Justi'-t pros- nt. I'll- deraMon of app als at lb en I uf tne d-srk w. a imrd atd im-s ij of as Joh'i M.

Kliul vs .1 hn (i. Lewis ti i irom i ia-ioii; uy i. ile 4MI C. inn. th pl.iim rT, an 1 V.

Ii. C. and P. U. Walker for th to ndani.

II P. n. Fv lu'o-, vi Wi i i I C.ib by Iiii-t i-e 1i ana J. il 'ir 'I rn.lll I. lor th ouusel -ic iclant.

M.l va on'. 1 1 ion Mecklr-n argued by A'torney Comut.i I 'ir. IV i. I ibe no tor I he dcle id tot. cou ibid ap T.

It. Waring sj. W. Wads- et als. from MeckUnbtirg; bv Sh pp Bui and John Jr lor the plaintiff, aud 1- A for th' defendants.

I a t. adjoin ntd uiitd 1(1 o'clock duo day luormug. InkdkmkTIon about tE Statk Dkbt r.aurer Wunh h.ia mind tbe folio a 1114 rcular le'ter: In view of the numerous let'or received at this 1). paitm-t t. iu- itiiiy concerning li piovisions of "An Act to compr uiiis onm ite and set' he 8 ut 'bt," ra'idd March 4, 9'J, ih iicuiai letter has been piepared a rPO' wich full infor mation lsgivin.

1 lie act above re-lened to provides for a compromise of the bonded br, as foiiows: I I Ah I. Bonds ito 1 hjfore t'ie 20t'i of My, lol. kn wii as bonds," wLich the ho'der cm a ilv identify by tuen d4tea. art reile Die af 40 per cer.t. of the pal, wiih ad unpaid coiiidus attached tiiert to.

CLASS I I. The nds redeemable it 2- per of the pi in ith all uuja'l coupons attached, are of the following icfties: I led since tlio 1 1 of the late war, by auiiioiity of an act passed before the war, for the Western rth Itnlroad. dated at ilille eot time is follow July lftMJ; October 1. ls6tJuly 1, lbC7; Jauuary 1, 18; also boud issued to same Ito ad dated October 1, 1801. Wilmington, Charlotte Rutherford Railroad, i'el at diflWen' times as fo loi: July 1.

1 S'liJ January 1, lf.G; and January I.i7. Witern (Co i Ii- Kulroa l. fiOT3 Kayeitevdle, dated vctob -r 1, lSiil. Kegisteie ceitili. at of State Board of Education, iu possession of the State Treasurer.

class m. The botda to provide for fundin? the Stat nbt. ihsued uudr Act of March 10, lbCC dated iiiu tay 1, 1860, and th bond iuu ii-d Funding Acf. of August '20 lf'tt da-ed October, 1SC8. ledeemable at lo e-- ceut.

of tbe prin ipal with 1 1 pai 1 at tacr-ed. Tho bonds to hi is-ue under th above men i ired Act are to tear four perce-i'. in'erer, a.d arj iii-mpt from txat on. Then cuprum are rece villi waiter maturity in payment of all St it taxes. They will deiiverid iu exthauge as i-o as cm bo pre-p on 1 nil bonds redeem ible nn ier tne wbich utjiy bo sittd with this lipaittu.Mit lor exchange be lore ill i bo-id are rt-ady, will ie-c i( ted f--r and iidjtisted lieu I new Is ar- teceived ttooi the cug aver.

1 iie iiowii in-iiii uid bo. nia are ude.l from tho Ait: Tne itit' as ciI tax" wheh the holder cm icadily idei lify, a-i the 'a't'nient on the face oi eadi nd sngeits it chi ac er; t'je ssuo to'h; Chithini Itaiioad I'lim jnr unl a i ordn of Oo.k ci ii of 1-3 dated April 1, It-OS, e.ich; tt.e issu to ih1 Wil iiiin-a on Tarbor Company, unierthe lan i au dated Oc-tole-r 1, 1J0-. the bonds id-oied ou account tlr Penitent iary, under Act August 24, lSGJi, dated October 1, 0 each. Wry nspct fully, J. M.

Wokth. State Tr.a.-ury. yiillinery. I will have returned from tbe in 1iiiiv. with a laf-jre and North varied to of Ihnery, and iwk my many f.

ieuds lo caJl at oli Rtand, Newbern Aveu.ie. Miss Hill. ouion sets, aud plantings i all at Watson's gnxry store. i to C. ut is r-U Y.

MARC II Heather Probabilities. Washixqtos. 1). C. March 12.

For the S-'Oth Atlantic State, south- ra-ietivto wet ly w. a-b. and im bauin partly cluuay ter. lutlex to idvrrdNfaimlt. F.r i 'Aii" see top ibis paste.

W. 11. Vai Muit bs Jo.nk-.am Ykakiias To the pU'd O. Ml-sC. T.

IIik I. notice. K. B. Andrews A L'cal notico.

MK IL llltl 1. IS. Revenue j8teuly 1103 fT. The g-le ul rain Tu 8-iay tog wa iruc'j Letsdcd. Ttoro is a tho iu IValI ta iuiprvviux Mr.

W. H. Y.uihati Ins a ti'ie rotewiHMl pi 1110 lor 6 ile at He il is a 01 oarkTa.n. A telegram yeterdy states thit dajliuhl baa opened in'o the huge tun nel above llenrv'e, 01 Up of tbe Biue liidge. Both the Lrgislatur- paaacd a bi.l giving 3 woeka to each term of Wake S--peri Court.

Make mg twelve weeks last year. Col. Wilder Atkinson made a talk elure tb LommiMee 6u Insur- ma' ou I uesday ugtit. It is highly pokeu of. Two at were put up yrn- teiday.

Due al the (cruer of IVieon iil Mart iu rtrttts ad the otlur ou the corn mar chief of police Lec'a. -Tbe plow busin a in Ibia Ci' ia proponiooe Mi ssis. a oiie. Lave dunui lb av-unmii lare Muuie A Tiwiea ten tons p.u!"!X weeks alio tu neruAuo ia yet aupphed. Senat IJiiuuu It-fl tbo city yt8 ter-lav atteuu irf Court.

ibi t.uiu rvini-r to in cou ttuii-- lb p1 on i ncorl. IK ha ln -li dlil'rl t. i.Juli .11 filth- TLe l.in the w.i prpuii Ifd a i1 Mn. M.i lie il til "I'lil. Ii dco d.

ir. i il. r-i for pi lit. ii i X- cu in I.iT Oil fcti in tins cty a col.talUU L' i pfl" rs. ll 1.

lip i -i i i iff win II' 1. 1U i. i J. Wil ier Atkin. ol iiiiiuit ii, oiuiiieui iu.mii a.ict: CHi li-l ii Al Ul-.

1 Mr. 'I bos. A. D.ir. of ibu tirm of J.

It Cro ure: of i Iu aio'ard of the Woihl" b.ani of i) baiii lobacc a ia the city 1 ay. Tun It. A. K. It.

lf the mil traiU in ll ri a wi.i leave It ih at 1 a. iu. aud ai rive at im rt lo a. ru. if.

uu in Kale gh. it Waves 11 at p. ru. a- airives at Haleigh at 4.4l. in.

Ci'iiimiii with W. K. U. lor and wi It. It for "ini.ogio.j A bariwtte.

m. A ItAiEi'iit Ann-r The, Vhii.kton uik a Lhiinceni): i.i.nm 1'iujviik', ti.e iuiiie.it in r. i.jjj j-t li.iis j--d a ip'iu poi trail tbe I uy of the i'lnury. I is ttirii-jnar is an-l carelullv p-iut. fn ni life.

WHS be Sf- ntiH.ll- winch i 1 pr cured by th N. rk Clumber of Cotnimrte. may bc 11 at Mr. tiiOwi.t-'a stU O. No.

1. '11 It Peony vama a 'IVntlis lN has Nkw (fAUTr k-s Mr. McMackio luoTtd now cccupirs the large office- over tore. He wiliiet hininl' exe'ufively to tLe on and coaiuii-tuou bfiiutsa, is well make prompt and s.iif.ctory en s. Mr.

McMj-iin hs 1 an ud jd a god Lus nea iu this citv lor jeais anil well knowu hon uttbiHit ihetate. Shipper wi do ttt ii to with bin. He makes aip-ctalty 01 handling lino horses and hoirta a.d bt ev ul ba a line Uain-hUT which Le oilers at a bargain. Thk Lt or nie Mohicans U. S.

n-rniwionrr Puinell, a ng ai nog M. uday and went without hie iimirr. (ieu. Make and Jno. A Mod-inghum tbe iat of the ro.interfeitor were brought at 12 a.

harp, on a charge of maVing and painc rounterfnt won a a conspiracy to dtlraud the 1 ak a biund ovar in a bail to pppcar at tb? neat trm ff the N. Y. Dintric; Ciiutt. Jiidgmeiit was i i the c.i.? of Moning1 am. mim-sioijer Purneil aa that ilna was th la-: of tho a-id.

He had ard m.1 fi cas- and was (tUd it was ovir. Tito cklts, pi r-tera and balf I ai wrre ni.lly conn-trfeitel and are iron! miitati Tntj ale c-tieid a. I the btate. Si I'KkMK i.m fif 111 I bv tl in- ii- .1 1 unmuT ill the Iki.oW I By Smith, Ge-rw'e V. Kito' e.i V.

i s. it. ul TrunsN lva. 1. atrirtuf Mr in vs 1) .1 ii i 1 I ,1 ti.

fi tn Ma-lix" i.lli. med. ate vi. rt. d.

10m Ihii l. ni i-iiM-ed. ate at 11 V. iftoo. vi.

('. vnne t- a' (two p'ainlifhV apt en! ri-v, da til- apl al 3r Ami L- wis Grim. t. J. J.

cker et. frua Moore; rvd. Stute ti. ii. Blackburn, fiom P.

nder; aflirroed. S.t a. Asbury Chavis, ficm tan'y; affi med. By Dillard, Itufus EIney vc. T.

A. ef. al fjoui Heuderaoo; atnrmed. Marion Brooks I leaden Biks. Executora, fiom Chatham; rcmandd.

State va. Jae DavIb, from John ston; affirm d. ate Itihard Lee, laud; atlirmtrd. fr Cuiiib-. r- passed its readings.

At 3:20 p. m. the House NIQHT SESJION. Bill lor the more speedy securing of the right of way by tbe Winston, Salem and Mooresville Railroad passed.1' A Bill to prevent live stock from running at large iu Mecklenburg aud Warren counties, and certain townships ia Catrabus county passed. Mr.

Atkiuton said here was another tig appropriation, which would derange all the beautiful machinery of appropriation. Hdl to incorporate the Cotton and Grocers Exchange, of Raleigh, passed its readings. B.il to provid for the internal lm provemfut of Craven aud Beaufort counties by the cuttiug of a canal from Swift. Creek to Blouut's Creek, aud allowing twenty-fwe couvicia therefor, passed its readings. Bill to regulate the appointme-ii of diiectois on the Cape Fear Yadkin Yail Railroad, who shall be tw4r in number eight to be appointed by the Governor, aud 'our to be ohoaen by the stock-holdeis, passed.

ALBEMARLE AND CIIES.VPEAKS CANAL. Mr. Anderson moved to reconsider the bill by which the bill providiog for the exchange of State for the bond so fiheAlbermarle ni Cbesap aVe Canal Company was laid on the taOle his morning, and made some remaiks in favor of the bill. Mr. Turner opposed the motion as ring work, and suug out into a wild denunciation of the rings and this measure.

Mr. Moiing had investigated the matter fully, and said we bad only four miles of th canal aud all the rest was in Virginia. Mr. Lock hart said the exchange contemplated in the bill would result in benefit to the State, und desired to see the motion prevail. sii i that he beliaved the canal company owned no boats.

Iu regaid to tolls, it wss the habit to charge by the boat, without any difference on accouut of cargo. The motion to reconsider the vote abling the bill was then put aud prevailed. The bill ihen passed its final leading. A repot of the. committee, of conference upon the levenue bill was read.

It strikes out all the specift; taxes as put in by the Senate and leaves the bill as it came frju the House, with but few exceptions. The repoit was, on motion, concur, ed in. The commit appointed to consider the bid for the better protection of th pupils of the Daf aud Dumb and Blind Institution, submitted a report by stiikng out the pottion providing for the hospital, Mr. Atkinson of the committee protesting. Bill to enable the city of Wilmington to pay its indebtedness by the issue of 200, 00 iu bonds, passed its final reading.

Mr. Holt rose to a question of pr-hooal privilege, in regard to a verbal message sent him by Dr. Kugeue Gris- sorn. Resolution in regard to the contested lection case of Augus'UJ Kobbius vi. W.

C. Etheridiro. Irom Bertie county. declaring tin latter the sit ting member, to be it entitled to the saat, was taken up and made a order for to-morrow. Biil to ineoiporate tho Beoch Swamp Canal Company, and allow 100 cou-victs.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN DM ENT. Bill to alter the Constitution concerning the debt of the State, Art. 6, 1, so that tin Gjueral Assjrnbiy sh-dl not levy any tax to pay any debt incurred, or bond jsRued by the Legislature of lSOS-'GO, such amendment shall be votfd unou by the voters of the Stte in tickets bearing the wo.ds "For Am ndment," or "Against Passed. Bid to amend tbe Code of Civil Procedure so that when the causa of ac tion is upon the ground of fraud or mistake, the statute of limitations 8'iall begin to run only from the discovery of such fiaud or mistake, passed. Biil to autnoi ize the commissioners of Goldsboro to erect a maikct house, passed its final reading.

Bill to allow the collection of arrears of taxes in Halifax couuty for 1873 T7G '77, passed. Bill to amend the law establishing a Chamber of Commerca for Nowberne, passed. Report of the committee of conference of the bill for the support of the penitentiary for the years -80, recommending that $41,00) be given for the convicts on the CR and $19,000 to those on the Cape Fear Yadkin Valley It. It was read and the Houne concurred. Bill tb provide for the apportionment by the Governor and Boird of Directors of tlie penit "nfary, up the va ious pubi and private works passed its readings.

Bill to authorize the of Biunswick county to k-vy a spec'al tax, parsed. Bill to refulae the fees ofcertvin officers of P.tt county, passed. Adjourned. A man can profess more religion in fifty minutes tlnn he cm practice by working hard for fifty yeats. Oar repentance is no- so mncb a re-, gret for the evil we have done ru a fear wh.tt mi.y be the couseq iences.

G) where you will yeiu will find peo p'e using Ur. Uuii uougti nyrup ana unanimous is the ts iuiony couceru- iug its good. effect. Price 25 cents. Seasonable Ciood.

coe.n Merino Under Shirt A goe.n Merino Under Shirt at 50 cents. Knit drawers to match at tie same low price. Red at col red knit goods at re duccd prires. If. B.

ANDREW CO Clothiers ai ilaiters. Vonr Own Fertiliser. With ten rlollnr worth of which I will lurnish in proper propor tions one ton of fertihzer, added to such materials as ov -ry farmer has iu abundance ateinnd the farm, ho oao make a t' fertilizer equal to ths best higbpiced fertilizers in tho mar ket. It is n-comrnended by leading frr inrs, sncu as air. win.

Unma, 1. Leach aud others whose testimonial have. W. Stmpsok, Chemist, Raleigh N. Wednesday, March 12, 1879 Mr.

Cooke presided at tbe opening ef this morning session. CALENDAR. Re-solution in favor of Jesse Haith- cock, aliowiug him 450 for th loss cf a leg by reas of a wound at Gettysburg. Passed. THE OXFORD ORPHANS.

Resolution providing for ad for the Oxford.Oip.ian Asyium, allowing $3,000 autiuaily to that institution, was taken up. Air. Atkiison effcred an amendment pr jvidinn ihat said t-um be pai i yut the Agricul.ur&l 'l ar. He ii i tbe A-ri Depai tuient could best anl the pay.neiit of this sum, that i allowance out of the geueral fuud would derange the whole revenue bill. He did vot think the Agricultnra'.

Department was much good, and th not hurt it. Mr. Ardrey said Mr. Atkinson struck at the D.piirtmeno of Agiicuhure, amendment. He thanked fteaven tbat the State could extend aid to both the Department of Agriculture and the Asyium, ai'd bit eily opposed the amendment.

He sa Mr. Atk'in-s. rnself lud cost the Legislature ni re than all bis reM enchment came to. Mr. Atkinson's amendment was lost, and the resolution passed its second readiog.

Mr. Cary offered an amendment providing for the establishment of au asylum for colored orphans at. Oxfo a building to be erected to cost not more than $2,000. Lost. The resolution then passod final leading.

Bi 1 to incorporate the Charlo te aud Western Railroad Coin paey, came up as a spec'a! order. Mr. Young spoke at length in explanation ei the bill, which extends the Carolica Central Railway to Rutherford, as oriinally iuteuded. 1 he bill was la on the table. Resolution in favor of V.

W. instructing the Attorney General suspend the suits in the Supeiioi Ciuit against him iu regard lo railway bouds. until he can make report, passed its Bill to define the line between the countic of Bladen and Columbus, pas d. Mr. P.eid, of Macon, made a motion tha- the 'use reconsider the vote by whih the enate ameiidment to tt House bi 1 on ilarics aud fi.es wee coucuirediu, with refere ce especially to the aiiiendoitut provid ng tiia" the Tieasurer s'lali act as treiistirtr of the Dortf and im'i and B.iu-i Asylum.

Bst moved to lay the motion to rt consider upuilhs tablj. Up this thi 'ayes ana il ays were cd.el, when the Loose uee'ded to table. RAIL A CO 1 riS I It Mr. McGehce made a motion to take from the table the bill creating the office of railway Mntni-iKioner. He spoke of the imputanceof tin question to the agricultural aud commer-cial interests of the Srate.

When the House voted a day or two sinre it was not fully iuhruiid as to the gieai merits ot the bill. 1 Le moti'-u to take up the bill from the table was then put to a vote and lost, by a vote of 35, nays 34. Bill to repeal the law prov for the mainti nance ot lunatics outside the Asy lum, cme vp ou its final read ing, and passed, by a vote of ayes 50, nays 31 iiesi lution -questing cur Represen tatives in Congress to secure an appropriation for the depending and widen ing of certain rivers aud sounds in eaot- ei North Carolina, was a looted. Bdl to iuco-porate thetovvu of Saul's Crods Roads, ayne county, pass-id. Bi 1 to amend an act to detiue le pretence by providing that uo peisons all bo inai ten lor sucb on.

nee uu less the representation be made in writing, nor be puoiished lor failure to apply the proterty as agreed upon.un less such laiiure sha'l be wdlul, and passed. Resolution allowing tbe Treasurer cl ncal force to carry out the provis ions ot the "Act to con pp rn se. com-mu and settle the Slate was taken up. The billjth' passed its readings. Bid to pieve.itihe sacrifice ot pro-perry at execution fralt by extending time of return of execu ions until the Fad Terms of the courts this year, pats its readings.

1. to amend the law in relation to in this distr ct so that the Superior Court terms in Wake county shnll iiitinue for three we.ks, passed its rcaoin js. mli to incorporate the No th Caro- ii i a 15 iptnst uuday School Convention, pa ii il to authorize tbe levy of a (special tx Greene county, passed its tiual rta'iing. Bill to allow the people of townships in St- kes to subscribe to stock in a passed. Biil to allow the ople of certain townsiiips in Henderson county to vote upon the qi.os'ion of a liquor lav, pass d.

Bill to pi ovide a fund for the payment of jnro! in the i-uterior Couits by making the pity who piys co-ts pay a tax of $3 on criminal suits and $2 ou cv 1 nuits vfus taken and passed its readings Bill to pt ovule tin copU-ti of th i woi of iudeiiiig uf laud grants i i ihe otri of the Secretary of ate, a.liwing a clerk to be paid not moie ih.u )8dJ auiiara, passed iti read-iig- Bid fo inc irporate thp town of Roi-b 'ro, county, pass'-d. Al.llEM AUI.f. AND CUESAPEAKE CANAL Bill io ui hosize the Treasurer ti gJ sf ck of Jo- ate A be-io atd sap-ake Can vl Company for St te ads. not specially taxed, came np ou its second reading. Tue yes and nays were demanded upon toe passage of the bill, wneu it fmle 1 to ss.

Resolution to pay the ac'unl expen-ps of tin coramitiee appointed to in wst gate the W. C. It It. Resolu ioa in favor of witnesses in the case of the State vs. G30 W.

Swepsou, allowing a number of in Buncombe couuty the actual expeu-es of each to and from the next session of court in Franklin county, paused its readings. A rms-age was received from the Semte announcing concurrence in the resolution to adj iura on Friday at noon. Senate resolution to allow the Read- i of companied by a petition, in reference to draining of certain lauds in ncoln county. Tiiese several bi'ls pissed their firs reading and went to the calendar. Mr.

Leach introduced a bill supplemental to the bill providing for a State Board of Health, the object being to meet cer ain to enable the Stits to ge: the advautag of the provisions ot the general of Con-gr ss on the same subject. This bill "pisnd its secou i reading-: under a supnsioi of the rules and went to the Hou CALEND Tbe following b'lh and resolutions passed their several leading-, cr were otherwise disp wed of as ind cated B.il to drain certain lands in Lincoln Parsed. Bill to prohibit the use of drag nets in the waters of Bay River aud its tributaries, pissed. Bill supplement al to the bid authorizing the levy of a special tax ior graded schools, passed. DAYLIGHT THROUGH THE BT UE RIDGE The bill to author ze the Directors of the Western C.

Railroad Company to contract for the construction of certain bridges was taken up. Mr. David son explained the provisons of tbe bill. aud in concluding drew attention to the gratifying fact that after a qu irter of a century's labor the telegraph of night had noshed the intelligence to us that dayl ght had at lenghth piercd the Blue Ridge. (Loud applause.) TLe bill then passed its veral reading and was ordeted to be enrolled.

The lid to incorpate the North Car olina Railroad Company, was put upon ts second nadne. Oi motion of Mr. Williamson, con curred in by Mr Mebin the county fxemp eJ fr rn toe operations of he bill, and ou motion of Lvon, Hen derson towri8h p. anv Ilocoontv. al- and ius amended the bid passed by a vote of to 4.

1 1 authorize the levy a special tax in Lnicjin county, passad iinal reading. THE SCHOOL BILL. The engrosd ILue bill to rog dat the public scho 1 system of the St ife, the special on er was taken up. The bid as origin illy reported irom the connnttte on education made it compulsory for couuty coinnii'-sioiiers to levy a special school tax to make up the derh ienr when the tax ma7 bo found iu-ulri nt to maintain one or mo schools in each district for a period of four months in the year. This was changed iu the House and tLe initter ol levy lug uo speci il tax l-ft discretionary with the commissiot.ers.

An effort was made iu the Senate to restore the maudatcry word siiad, h1 was evident that that, was the wish of a lare jorii but being assured that there was uo hope of iuduciug the tlouse to recede from its ameudmen, the Senate agreed to let the matter go as it stood rather than risk the loss of the bill ou the eve of a I The school bdl therefore, as it came from tho House, aud is now the law. ADJOURNMENT. The Senate concurred iu t-ie House resolution to aljo iru sine die ou Friday next, ax 12 m. Mr. -ach, from the Committee ou Internal Im irovemen's, roported bick ihe bdl concerning the Aegusta Air ne Ita lroad, asking to bt soharg- from its further ootisideratiou.

Mr. Leach said this bill hid b. held up by the committee al 'he rique-t and consent of all concerned 'lbe committee were discharged il to provide for the payment of jurors in Elgecombj and Ciaven passed its final reading. Bill to amend section 4, chapter 285, laws of 187d-'77, in regard to graded tcho ils, pissed its final reading. Bid to a special tax in Hertford county, passed.

The bill to cnange the dividing line between the counties of Hertford and rtie, was tabled, on motion of Mr. Mitchell. The vote by which the Penitentiary bill passed the last night was reconsidered and the bill referred to a committee of conference. Resilutiouin reference to the Pen itentiary Sunday School, its fina reading. Bill to incorporate the town of Mouut Holly, passed its several readings.

Bdl to inc rpor.ite Centennial Lodge, I. O. O. Toisuot, passed. The bill to prohibit the sale or exchange of produce between sunset aud sunrise, utaer riaia c-routu stances Iso passed.

Bill to incorporate Zi Wesley In- b.ijute, uaDarrus couuty, passcri us seveiai reailih'S. CLD DI-BTS AGAIN. The bill to be entitled an act to amend tit ie 4 chap. 1 tec. 10 of chap.

17, lt.ittl-'.s vi al in relation to tue miiatious its pa -age of actions, was put up 1 ho amendment nsi ts in out of section Id, chap. 1, title striking 4, Bat- tie's Rjvisil, thud li'ie, Hie, from the words "this title s'ull not ex'en 1, etc down to the end of the parata; ending wi the words, without ie-grd to the form." CALENDAR. The passed Bill following aud resolutions to il corporate Sb.il.rn Camp Giooiid, Gaston county. li supp'emental to Ihe Tirivau and Davie sioek law. Bid to authorize tax in Lincoln courry.

Bill for 'he relief of the ir of the tax collector of Favf tfevilie. B.il to change the tnne. of holding tbe Superior Coutts cf ake. Bdl to define the line between Bladen and Columbus. Bid to repeal tbe aofs of incorporation of tbe town of liiugton, 'Ponder county.

Bid to incorporate the North Carolina Baptist Association. Bill to iuc -rporate tho Furniture Manufacturing Company. Bill to allow notices by Sheriffs to sent to Justices of the Peace, Itoad Overseers and School Committees by mail i'i lieu of personal service. Resolution to pay $50 each to tht committee appointed to. examine the ri I it.