The Greensborough patriot [November 26, 1858]

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VOLUME XX.
Commerce, and Miscellaneous Reading.
GREENSBOROUGH, N. C. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER m. 1858. NUMBER 10 im
BUSINESS CARDS. G R EEX S ROKOI Cill MITIAL
INSCRANl T. COMPANY.
the last fiscal year, about the snm of1 crease or diminish
t\ III IX. I.< Ot K. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Lexington, N <'. Feb. 17, is.",s.
f\v
JiHES A. LtMFCL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GREENSBOROCGH, ft. C.
972 If.
OUT" & UTUBY, COMMISSION AND
forwarding Mew ham-, Fayetleviile, N. C.
n..%. A. ii11.1..
LEXINGTON. N. C.
I |i«OB T. HKOWV. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
J iii Point, N C will attend to nil business en-
1 -,*.! to his care. March 26,1858. 977 ly.
»1t*. C*. L. At R. L. PAYHE, COPARTNERS
.-. ihe practice of Medicine, Obstetrics nn<l Surge-
".. >\ii»»r!'»". !-'• C.
N~ ' C". FREEM.IX, WITH ABBOTT, JONES &
.1 ••., Importers and Jobbers of Staple and Fancy
tioads, N-. 15". .Market Street, Philadelphia.
Ill' €'-W
MERCHANT, East Front Street,
NEW BERN. N. C.
^ei.t !..t Smith's Line NEW YORK PACKETS.
j»» Good* received and Forwarded. 99* fim
It'KOVr STREET llOl'SE, BEAUFORT,
l|' Jj. C. • - • ""■ †1 W HIT FIELD. Proprietor.
rut I-'** and commociom Hotel is now open for
|K accommodation of visitors. Board $1.50 per day.
•weS3. I"'-' 990 tf
If •!!. J&MES K. IIAEE. HAVING REMOVED
Ii J : ,..,.. orough, N. <'.. offers his Professional
I.•%;.-,- «.. the public. Office on West Market Street,
the house recently occupied as aresidence by Hon.
.:i A GUMW. February, 1868. 978 tf
I; »« COPARTNERSHIP,—*- A. W" *
He 1». F. r>u>«uL, Greensborough, N. C, having
■aitedl .••■.- •• - in the practice of the law, in tlie
•....;«•■..•• rdcountv, arill promptly attend to all
ajefc, entrusted t« heir Jan. 1868. 967 tl
||bH!V'w. PAYSE, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
\i :.,. :• < ■:■■• ■■ • located in Greensborougli, H.
7 . t" :.!?!.» Court" of Randolph Davidson and
".'r'd.'avl promptly a.tend to the collection of all
I t.1.1- plan ii ■■• •"• •'■">• '•'• 1857. 916 tf
$15,704.58 CASH ON HAND
$502,13*,33 PRENII'ltl KOTES.
Never made an tNsesaimnl *—i*si> N all
IOKM«-« promptly !
Eire (Smnsuorflugli lafewt W«8. 1 *" *** I This debt has been a serious inconvenience,
- = — I may say, in fact, an incvbvs upon the Treas-
We can with confidence say. thin is the Company
Insure in. Property holders! look to your interest.
DIRF.CTOKS:
James Sloan, 3. A. Met.ane, C. P. Mendenhall,
W. J. McConnel, John L. Cole. Jed. II. Lindsay,
Jas. ML Garrett. T. .1. Patrick. D. P. Gregg,
David McKuight, N. H. D. Wilson. \J. P. Weir.
G reen Hborough.
Alex. Miller, Newborn; E. F. Lilly, Wadesborough:
W. A. Wright, Wilmington; John 1. Shave:-. Salisbury:
ThadeUH Mcdee, Raleigh; It. C. Maynard. Franklin-ton;
Robert E. Troy, Luniberton ; Thomas Johnson,
Vanceyville.
orplCKKs:
JAMES SLOAN, - - - - President.
JED. II. LINDSAY. - - Vice-President.
C. P. MENDENHALL, - - Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, - - - Secretary and Treasurer.
I'M. EL GUMMING, - - - GeuerafAgent.
McCONNEL, zecutive Committee.
HI. 8. IRIVOOD. JAMES A. LONG.
SHERWOOD & LONG,
EDITORS ASH PROPRIETORS.
urv, and will continue to be so, unless some
permanent provision is made lor its relief.
ft is true, the debt was discharged out of
the incoming revenue at the end of the last
fiscal year, but it has left a vacuum in the \ ,jon tt7 renew ll?
TERMS: S'J.OO A YEAR, IX ADVANCE I Treasury to that extent which must be sup-1 miuje The bill paj>
ity of them may
The list so correct t;
a-* now required by la
In my regular messi
al Assembly, 1 urged u
of creating a sinkirjj- fj
discharge of our fiat
as to a major-' agreement is made, and thus to al!"\v money ' more direet and easy manner of vacate;
ind proper.— Use property to seek its own value. J oflices of Geaerah of divisions and britx
[t is said, how truly I a.a not sufficiently
sBment
right an
be returned to court.
go to the last Gener-
IOII them the policy
nd for the ultimate
debt, f take occa-commendation
then
at the last session, in-
!
3 MONTHS. C MOSIIH. 1 TEAR.
! One square $3 50 $5 50 §8 00
| Two squares 7 00 10 00 14 00
•Three " 10 00 15 00 20 00
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GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE.
W. J. McCONNEL. -
- - )
J. A. MEBANE, - - - \ Ei
J. M. GARRKTT. - - - )
To the Honorable, tl« General Assembly
of tin- State '■/ North Carolina :
The meeting of the representatives ol the
, people in General Assembly is always a mat-
All communications on business of the office, should , ,. , y i,lterest. Clotbod as I hey are
*a3L,. N. C. l"hR ""*&?«- > With the cx.htsivc law-making power of the
.— i State, with no check upon its exercise, when
DR. B. E. C'OEE having tsken an Office on constitutionally employed, save that, of pub-
West Market Street. Ureensborough, N. C, next
door to Cole & Am's' store, offers his services to the
it about the sum of 400,000 will be requir-ed.
This amount taken from the revenue to
be paid at the end ot this fiscal year, would
nearly empty the Treasury ami leave it w.th.
out means for the next twelve months.
The monetary diftieuliies experienced
informed to say. that large amonntu of capi-tal
owned by our citizens have gonje from
our State to seek li>r more profitable' invest-ments
in other States where the rates of in-terest
are not restricted as by our law, and
that such will continue to be the case to our
serious detriment. It may he doubted wbeth
koat
K ;l
mu
»y
icr
to
ay wtial contracts may or may not be en-tered
into by her citizens, or upon what
terms tbev may engage in any business en-
1 '" ' n-om^n-'-is'- Without expressing • decided opln-dertaken
theimpoi lantjtriist confided toil
and who willdoubljessjlay before you valua-erease,
what anioui;! v*ill be required
year to year to im i olir debts as they fall
due. and as to the Ivost'means to be adopted
throughout the country inthe fallof last year fltr l],e pronervati-;; oftthe public credit,
an. 1 lor several successive months thereafter,! The [{uii.i>0.1(t lMK E8 belonging to the
fully proved the impolicy oi trusting to the
resource of such loans to preserve the credit
citizens of saiil place and surrounding country.
From his experience in the treatment of diseases, he
flatters himself that he can meet and conquer the vari- ;
ous forms of disease, though insidious in its attack, i
wherever the science of medicine or surgery can be
available. •
He would particularly call the attention of those
suffering with Scrofula, Cancer, and all other surgical
diseases: diseases and malformation of the eye ami
ear. Those having cross-eyes, and wishing them '■
straight and natural in appearance, can have it done i
by applying to him.
lie opinion, and with authority also to elect
persons to fill hi^h and important stations,
not only in the State, but in the councils of
the Federal Government, we can well see
why the assembling of such a body should
excite the liveliest interest. But Willie this
has been usually the case with regard to Le-gislatures
which have proceeded the present
one. it is emphatically so as to this.
Questions ol Slate policy and duty, of very
grave importance, it is known, will be pre-sented
to yon, as to some of which. doubt-
Ladies suffering from long standing chronic d ease. , ^ ^^^^^ ^j^ wffl fc folmd
lxt's.T*«1 ~ MEARS. GENERAL COMMIS-UercuaDts,
-I Burling Slip. New York.—
a paid to the sale of Grain, Cotton and
; ..::!■ it. 11 •:. ■•-
«i-r;.*!;-'!!*-.
I;:-.-** htil't ral advances mole
«15 tf
■† - IRBEE WORKS.—GEORGE HEINRICH, :
*J vi .•..:.•'.!• i ofMonnments, Tombs, Head-stones,
ii r- :.:ee.| prices. ftiOT doors North of the Court i
.. lireen-horoitgh, N. C (fe^*Orders from a'ii-- '
|-...p::> :■: i i 971 tf
ICtRl CGORRELL, WHOLESALE AND;
|. i"... .-. • %'■•:• in lii.. . Can lies. Preserves, Pick- !
•ij,, perfumery, Segars, 1 bacco. Snuff. Fancy ■,
..,»••.. A.... ••..•"!"'*:! - VewBrick Building, Greens-I
i^U". AI .I:.'-'. IR.">8. '.'S2tf
i r,!»l*EBRl'. of North Carolina,
\, With W.M. <iRAYDON <« CO..
•t. ami Jobber ol l»ry sTioorttf, 46 PARK
• ...-I 1! BARCLAY STREET.
;;- „.,,, ,.,. i . ... _._ • (ieo. II. Sceley,
peu
boar-
»-. itv
%«■%! Voik. IV i l. A. Scon.
tl
... • , W. P. RETSOLftS. I J.II. ROWLASn.
||OWI.%SB *i Ri:V\OEI»S. srccKSMiRs
ll ■ \.. > •- .• -. Reynolds, Grocers and Commission
,!•». \ iPF«»LK, V«. Jte^r-L'-iy particular at-
•. t. i!.e -i> of naar.Crain, Tobacco, etc., avoid-
. .,:.ree— ii, charges, and tendering prompt re-
•. !••••< L.'er, !«.'.;. \K-i If
. .. „|T. Will. L. SI IITT.
.MITT .V SCOTT, ATTORNEYS ANDCOCN-
*• ^at Law, - - GREENSBOROUGII, N. C,
■ ii attend the t'ourts of OuOtord, Alamance, Ran-i.
Is\.i-.ii. Porsyihand Rockinghnm All claims
-teli.. f...ii l-r collection, will receive prompt
• •.:!■•!•. Ilmce -n North Street, fourth door from
* .-^\ - C..IIII-I .
\\\'n. II. KIRKSEl. COMMISSION MER-I
If •-••■ and General Agent, Morehead City. >. < .
". i't«;l'.. buying, selling, receiving and forwarding
K:I--;- ..;' j-. .face and werchandiso.
/■•• .... ii.-.. J. M. Morehead, Greensborongh, N-J-
i.ii 11.11 •• -.i- ■•!. Esq., Newhenie, N. C. Dr. F.
A.'.V..-. i... ... N. I'. II. A. London, Esq.. Pitts-
■■•:-ii-::i. N.i June 1. 1858. 987 tf
[ I:\I\I.IO\ ji.ni:i.Kt
■ l i; • - ■ • er lias "ii hand t he
STORE.—
fine GOLD LE
Ii ID ••!;.- : nufactnred hv Johnson of Liver-
Latd bu •. •: l^ndon. Also, the Silver Lever
•t. at,! .-.•.•. •. Virge Watch, with a variety ol
•ifl.KI ..'.'.! descriptions. All of which will he
'. :• » turcash. Hatchet ol all descriptions repaired.
. tf ■• GEORGE RILEY.
• >1>NttLT. ALEX. OLOBAM.
, "Ml '. K OLDH4H, GROCERS AND
i ..i.•-!••!» Merchant8, Wilmington, N. C. Liber-
.^-.iiee- made on produce consigned to us, when
■ '1
., •• »v.-.-<M. John MeKae, President of the Bank
' ..'.:"..»v.i!. i». i; Parsley, Esq., President of the
«i«i -i i'. Bans lug. 28, 1857. "•»* | y
jlMT.lt \\. lll\TO\. (-ttMMlssioN MER-ta-
t. 1-n.n I'oint, NORFOLK, Va. Special at-ud
tn selling Tobacco. Flour, Grain, Cotton,
re-, ,\c. i i, lo receiving and forwarding
•..-_■ .,,r:,. i,. Hi,,:.HI. Wake. N. C. G. B.
N .. ■•.! .... W. Hayw t. Raleigh, S. C.
rT ich has baffled the skill of others, might be benefit
ted by giving him a trial, as his experience has been
extensive in the treatment •■:' diseases peculiar to fe- j
males: at all events no charge will be made for advice
when his skill cannot cure, or greatly mitigate the suf-fering
of his patient. Persons living at a distance,
and wishing the benefit of his services, by applying t •
him will be assisted iii procuring comfortable hoar ling
OB accommodating terms. He has also had an exten-sive
practice in specific diseases of all kind-, and pi -
feasionai confidence never violated. '.'70 ly
i 1 ASTOS IIOl'SE. Sonlli Front Sli«-«>t.
%jt Hewbeni, IS. €'.
WILLIAM P. MOORE, PROPRIETOR.
The subscriber having taken charge of the above es-tablishment,
respectfully unnuunces thai it in now
for theaccomiaodationofthe traveling public and
ders- generally.
Thia ' onsets pleasantly located, from the South win-dow-
of which there is a fine view of both (he Neuse
and Trent Rivers, while during the Bummer Ihe South
and West wind- render the building delightfully col.
'Die rooms are large and well furnished The table is
well supplied both from the Northern and home mark-ets.
Having also large ami comiatdiou" Stables and ex-cellent
Ostlers, be will board Horses by theday, week,
or month He has also convenient arrangements for
Ihe accommodation of Horse Drovers.
He will exert every effort to give entire satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patronage
W.M. P. MOORE.
August 3rd, IS.-.s. 1000 «m.
4 (IRD.-R G. LINDSAY, (NORTH-EAST
J\. corner of Elm and Market Streets.! would invite
the attention ofhis customers and the intimity gener-ally,
U> his wen selected and carefully purchased stock
of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting ofalmost every ra-rielv
of articles suitable for the season. _
('"loth-- Casshneres, Tweeds and Jeans. N. C. Ker-sevs.
Twilled and Plain Northern Linsey, &c, Ladies'
Dress Goods, in variety : Merinos, Figured and Plain
Be Laines. all-wool Plaids, etc.. etc.: Cloaks. Shawls
and Scarfs, Ginghams and Prints, fine Bed Blankets,
Negro ditto.
- Andiron-.
Tea
gfeen and black; Carpeunga, Ruga nnd Boor Mats:
Hat«. Caps and Umbrellas, etc.. etc.. etc.; Bock Inland
Jeans and Casaimeres, Kerseys. Bolting Cloths, Bnrr
Millstones and Grindstones. '•'-"' "
.1. P. HOWLETT. ;
to exist.
In a government constituted like ours,
th —■ differences of opinion will always pre-vail,
not only between political parties into
which a community may be divided, but be-tween
the members, even, of the same party
organization. >-: ICU 0lifTe
bin the result of that
rences, however, are
if opinion to
and honor of the State. It gives me pleasure
to say that, in this emergency, our banks,
with some two or throe exceptions, came to
the aid of the State, and thus enabled the
PublicTreasurer to meet all her engagements.
i t seems to me to be a matter of the first
importance to relieve the Treasury from this
burthen and to place it upon such looting lor
the future that a like hazard may not be a
second time incurred.
< if the bonded debt of the Slate, of which
I have given a statement, there will tall due
ol principal, from time to time, in the year
1859, 8200,000, and on 1st of January, 1S00,
$500,000. Provision must be made by you at
this session to meet these debts, and I hold
it almost as imperative that that you should
also provide for the floating debt, as estima-te,!
by the Public Treasurer, making togeth-er
about eleven hundred thousand dollars —
How it is to be done is a matter well worthy
the consideration of every one who has at
heart the best interests of the State. \\ c ,
cannot raise the amount by taxation in the
rt time we have to do it, without impos-burthen
that would fall heavily npon
State and not before
purposes, constitute; lnj
ing fund. The rci-oir*.
mainly, if not enurMtj
elared on stock inlthi
Kail-Road Companl
believe, generally >,
last session, divide*
North Carolina Ii; k Ti
on the preferred steik
her last subscripting ok
In relation to this :' qi estion
some importance t;> t
the individual sto<'
deem it my duty to
This preferred rt*
of an act, Ch. S2,LdVwi
net for the complei-n
Rail-Road;" and by wh
things providod th.it.
:.o
<-a
titled to six percent!
ppropriated to other
chief part of the sink-l
so far have been
from dividends de-
Ilaleigh ami (iaston
lit was hoped, and. I
<pi eted that, after your
vould be made by the
ad Company, at least
icld by the State, for
one million of dollars.
has arisen -ii'
Slate as well as to
lers, and to which 1
your attention.
was taken by virtue
1*54-'5, entitled "an
if the North Carolina
.•hit was,amongother
the State shall be en-oniiiiin,
payable semi-
Bad causing new elections to bo held t<
such vacancies where the holders of ate
fices failed to equip themselves and re
their respective commands, as requi.e-he
des,
till
oi-
H)W
by
• Wour
iaanr
ion as to the policy of our existing laws, the
subject is one of importance, ami as such, I
recommend it to your careful consideration.
1 transmit herewith reports made to me
by my request by the Presidents of the At-lantic
and .North Carolina 1,'ailroad Compa-ny,
the Wi-stvm North Carolina Railroad
Company, the Chesapeake and Albermarle I rectors ot the Insane Asylum, l ne
Canal Company, and the Cape Fear and 1 eontatoe important suggestions and rwfu
cep River Navies'
works in whielr*. h<
stockbolder, which are now, or have been)
in a course of construction since the adjourn-ment
of the I.ist Legislature.
law, would, I believe, soon restore the oi ;in-ization
which has been lost, and opou the
way for further improvements. It is ilao
believed hy many, and in that opinion I oo-cur.
that a serious blow tM struck to
militia system bv exeminin.' from anU
vears.
I submit these view* with the utnaosi de
lerenee. The subject is an importai.V •••■e,
and T recommend it to your attention. I n-ie-
s something is done the whole system hr.d
as well be abandoned.
In this connexion I beg to renew t.h« re
coinmeiitlation made by me to the last ' ••■
eral Assembly, that the (Jovernor of the
State be empowered to furnish arms l dti
the state Arsensals lor the use of such sch 'o's
in the State as tnav apply fcr them, b> id«
being given for their safe keeping and rein n
as now required of Volunteer I 'onipanie.-|
1 transmit herewith the Report of thelf'i.
The Retort
Deep River Navigation Company, the only ! mendations which will no doubt receiv
interested as a ! they deserve, your careful consideration
..«
nnuallv thereon. Ojatl of any dividends ol
id
same.
nor
•eedom
which all are entitled, and \'»r the properex-crcisc
ol which no one oughi to complain.
! doubt not that you will be prepared to
give to all matters upon which you may be
called to act, a careful consideration, and I
trust that in di ing so, your counsels maybe
sn guided as to promote the general welfare
of the Suite. In the discharge of duty, Llpon bonds
in tliis communication, lay before you tWeforc, that, with our pres. ^
\\ s and nggestions of my own, as I ; almost
si,a I
such vii
id-, m suitable to Hie occasion.
The nrsl subject to which T
attention is the very important
State debt and finances.
In ivnlv of at a long date. It seems
present resc
the only alternative left is to make
•olits made by said Company, before any div-lenda
shall be paid onsmy other stock in the
line." 'j
Inthe two last jiii ual meetings of the
stockholders in the! oi ipany.it was insisted
Si ite proxy, that out of
above the necessary
he Road, the State
iividend on her prc-lach
receipts were not
le payment of debts
racted antecedent to
act, or t'i new works
if to the latter, they
such as were indis-the
K.
to be constructed,
were only applical
Or
t
These reports are not M full as they would
have been, had more time been allowed in
I their preparation; but they may serve to
show the present condition of these works
j and of the companies.
In a short time 1 hope to be able to pre-sent
to you additional reports from these
' companies, and also reports from other com-j
panics in which the Stale is a stockholder.—
' I forbear to comment on these reports as you
j will have ample opportunity to examine
them when printed and laid before you.
I have so often expressed my opinions to
the Legislature on the subject of internal
improvements that I deem it unnecessary to
repeat them here. Though we have incur-red
a heavy debt in the construction oi
works of the kind, i: is not one, by any
means, beyond our ability to pay.
Whether additional appropriations shall
be made at thia session and for what purpo-ses,
is a matter which properly belongs'to
yon to determine,and with you 1 shall leave
it.
During last summer a Hoard of Commis-sioners
appointed bv the Secretary of the
invite your
one of the
n reply to a resolution <>I the last
liener- «
tsscmbly, the Public Treasurer reported j'
the bonded debt of the Stale to be. on the'
liith December, IK."»6. $5,153,802 55
Of which lias I u since paid a bond
to ihe trustees of the Cnivenutyof
North Carolina.
The lent Legislature repealed the Iswfcm-posing
a tax of one and three-fourths c^nts
on every hundred dollars worth ol'laul, and
five ami one-fourths cents on every taxable
poll, tor the support of the Asylum; bad
tor that purpose, ap| ropri .ted twenty thou-sand
dollars for ca-h oi the years, Is,'.? ml
185ft, to be paid out of the treasury,
provision was miule to raise the forty tin u~
dollars appropriated, save that the sev
countieshaving patients in the Asylum ■
required, as they had bum hcloi*, thro
their County Courts, to levy the amoi
charged and due for their rapport, and l
\.
id
al
re
I*
its
il-
•ii-k
•hem to be collected and paid IBM the
lie treasury with other public taxes.
On the first of July last, the Supeiint
dent of the Asylum reported to the pit
treasurer the counties having patients al be
institution, and the sums respectively -.ne
bv them, amounting in the aggregate to »h«"
siim off17^)54 57. of which the .shcrifiN p"..id
in. with the public taxes before the end,of
the last fiscal year, the snm of (7,108 p2,
■bowing that toe counties are yet in am
for patients at the institntion, to the first
ly last. 910,84495, without including I
thing for rapportof the patients sinei 1
time. This fact tally proves that under
Navy, under a resolution of the Senate of the existing htw, the counties cannot be sa
i;,noil 00
h'cd for their ultimate payment.
it not for a primum. I | been properly and ■.
$&,147,802 55
.Negro uitio.
A full BUpply Of Hardware. Cutlery. Nails. And
Spades. Shovels and Forks: Coffee. Sugars.
r. 1- • uton, N. C. Aug. 1855.
' Lt|i;\J»;.\8lti.I.. LANW AGENT, WILL
'*• '. : ind enter Uovernmeni Land, i ate Land
• -. • tmen i for capitalists al Western
•'.. •• —. md era II general real estate bu-
. ., I A a anil Wisconsin. Address,
--'In-. J M. Morehead. George C. Men-
1 ' AaUer Geynn and Bon John A. G Imer.
. •...--i. " 8881/
This debl lias been
since increased by the
amounts nnd for ihe
purposes following:
Consolidating interest
with principal on
bonds to literary
Board, by resolution
of the last General
,J Hsemhly.
;;. nd t" bank of Capo
Fear, lor loan.
Bonds for Fayetleville
and Albema'rle Plank
Road,
Fayetteville and War-saw
Plank Road,
Lunatic Asylum,
Atlantic and North Ci r-olina
Railroad for ba-lanoeol
subscription,
Lunatic Asj lu,II under
act of last Session f ir
enclosing grounds,
* The Senior o/^te firm has •„ his possession Diplomas Subscription lo Chcsa-iromthe
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Amen- peake ind AlbemarK
can Society of Hental Surgeons, and Dr. S. S. Fitch oi Canal I ompany,
Philadelphia, sad has been in the regular practice ol Loan to Mlantic anil
the profession tor over twenty years. , Sortl. ('a rolina Rail-
Thev have furnished their Operating rooms on West | road I onimny,
Streetftwo doors above the BKITTA1N HOFSE. m a Western North Caro-handsome
and comfortable manner for the reception ol | Ima Railroad,
a fund pi
would ell for par
II i e m ich pleased it a more teasiole
for relief than the one suggested.
which we are
.J W. IIOWI.KTT, 0.
Jw. HOWLETT & SO\'. DENTISTS. RE-
. spectfully offer their professional services to the :
citizens of Greensborough and all others who may <le-sire
operations performed on their teeth in the most
approved, modern and scientific manner. lhey are.
amply qualified to perform all and every operation per-taining
in any way to Dental Surgery, uasurppssed for
$ 25,202 V,
41,000 00
20,000 00
6,000 i H»
21.000 ')"
588,600 00
35,000 00
250,000 00
400 000 00
41111.000 no
slia
! scheme
lean, in the circumstances in
! placed, be devised by the Legislature.
| The books in the Treasury Department
! Bhow that the revenue of the State Iron, all
sources, except from the sale ol State bonds j
tor the two fiscal years ending the 80th of
September last, wasfor theyear 1S»0-'..*•>-.-,
2U5.02, and for the year 1857-'8,8501,490.85.
i should be state.l, however, that about;
Bnm of 87,000, part of the sum first
.men. ami that
the State had no just claim to have ai.y divi-dend,
under the eiutjunistanccs. The proxy
of the State reported taese facts to me, to the
end that! might t-;k»| such action in* the
premises as in mv I'l'in on the interest of the
State might require,
ion I did not deem
I'
Steps to assert the qliil of the State, but con-cluded
to submit the
General Assembly ' t
as they may think pro icr to give
At your last BCesiCn
a the conflict of opin-visalile
to lake alii
.hole mailer to the
ach directions, if any.
. bill was passed, ten-be
State a renewal of
United States, visited the Deep lover coun-try
with a view of ascertaining it- suitability
as a location for government machine shops
lor the manufacture of machinery tor the
United States Navy. At the head oi this
commission was Capt. Charles Wilkes of the
Navy, a gentleman distinguished not only
in the line of his profession, but as a sei«*n
titic explorer. 1 tell it my duty, in connec-tion
win, many of our eitisens, to extend to
these'gentlemen such civilties as I could of-fer.
A report'will be made by them to the
next Congress of the I'lilted Slates, ami 1
have every reason to believe that ii will be
of ihe most satisfactory character, so far as
the existence, in that region, in the greatest
abundance, oi iron, coal and other necessa-ries
for a government establishment of the
kind, is concerned. Indeed, the examina-tions
made during the present year, not on-ly
by scientific men. but by those having a
practical knowledge of such matters, have
tended more ami more to bring to light the
immense mineral resources of that remarka-relied
upon to reimburse the Treasury
such east -
It is true that the law provides that if I
tax shall not be paid by any county vvii lin
twelve months alter it is due, the l'resii nt
and Directors of the Literary Fund i all
deduct the amount thereof from the ahai of
such county, in the common fund next !• b
distributed, and pay the same to tho pi die
Treasurer.
This, itself, would he a scrisous evil, a it
would deprive the common M-hool of pa of
the very inadequate sinus now set spar for
their support. Ana besides, MIIOUII
ty fail to pay. it will be at least «ig
months alter a patient is sent lo the Aeyiani
before the State can realize any thing >u '
way lor bis support.
As the act off the last session was lmi
t.i two years, in its operation, further leji -In
tion will be required at this session. It
Legislature be disinclined, as it has
heretofore, to make the Asylum a «l,
npon the State at large, the'i, it seems t
rs
II-iy
at
a?
ly
iii
a ifiu-
• irl, Cell
us
ted
the
I-Cll
rge
ne,
Ladies, where one of the fir lay "Iwav s he found.—
Ladies will be wailed on at their residences it desired.
June 28, 1856. *"'
r,7»l,702 46
the present and next fiscal year, and bonds
to the amount of the floating debt be dis-posed
of, the Treasury for the two years
WOUMIMUM about the sum of 81,400,000,
: -in amount, in all probability, sufficient to
pay the interest upon the existing Stale
debt, and also the current cxpensos ol '
State Government. But as to this !
It" U. UrBiRV .v CO., FACT.
' i ' :. .....t. Merchants, \gents fortl
■TORS AND
the Bali -11111
- •; • •• ..:, Hour. Grain, Salt. Grocertei fee.,
I",..:-.-, md Wa er Streets; Wilmington, X. I •
■ ••.'. • ii .•! ■.■- -.• < msignments.
■•*■•.- .51. IS. Savage, Cashier Bank of Caps
' I.I'*»!!' .•
4 IKIIITIITIKi; WM PKKC1VAL. AK-
\ CIIITECT, Smith's Brick Building. Raleigh, V< .,
and Goddin's Hull. Richmond, Vs.,will supply designs,
working drawings, specifications and superintendence
for aV kinds of I'UBLIC and PIUVATK Bmldings and
HOUSES OF WOKS1I1P. .,,.„,..
With an IMncational Training for his ! ,■ ssion.and
B practical experienceon Public and Private works lor
.. • ,n sixteen years, L • hopes to give latisl i ■• m
lie respectfully refers to those by whom he is prolea-sionally
engaged in thia State: .
The Buildidg Committee on the < hapel Hill t nirer-
-r. Lmprorements The Building Committee
Raleigh Sew Baptist Church
,\ M Boylan. IN.,.. B ileigl
Gdg >mbi oounly. . . , , . . ,.,
N p. —A largi rariely of original designs forChnrch-
.'^ Villas Kc, can be seen at his Office*.
July. 18W ' >-u:;-
tKt:i:«>s>«»Ki»' in ri ii. bin; M.I-o
« «eroK«IR a I I tlont, ana aiew nu«= »»»«*•»»• —,———- — e
s,,..s/.),,Oo 00 ! s(|t- GOTernmellt. But as to this I do not
Making the bonded debt of the State upon , %vish to l)0 considered as speaking with an-which
she is primarily liable, at this time, BOittte certainty, the estimates at the tuneol
uuidied and seventy-nine ■.„..,,);,rin" this statement not having been
this set-kind,
to take the rtlUCJ of the Hank of the
State, should it go pot* liquidation, tl has
been sometimes BUfcgee ed that the capital ol
the bank of Cape K at
an amount sufficient
ities to the commuijtj
the means of making a
vestment of that ]i ■ :ii
now invested in st4ek
mu ht be increased to
to!supply banking facil
and to furnish also
-ale and profitable in-ii
of the literary fund
if the 15ank of t In-state.
But it is unporiain whether the Hank
Should ihe tax be COMtinned on land ml
the
hat
■ nv
lb".
,e spec
1 deem it my duty to call vur attention polls, the means would bo furnished in
to the condition of our militia system. I re- Comptroller's Offioe of ascertaining i
.•nt to say that we have HOW scarcely aiiv per eentum upon the lands and polls ol
military organization in the the State, ex- county, would raise the amount due to
cent what is to be found in a few volunteer State by that County. By the law, as it ow
companies. Hut tew Regiments exist that is, th< Superintendent of the Asyham is re-have
officers, or that are called out at any | quired :o notify
time to perform military duty. Should an
emergency arise requiring tho employment
of Cape Fear would iiciwpt of such a proposi- 0fany considerable military force, we should
tion, and if that difficulty were removed, it : iul. a time, be almost powerless Ii r want of
seems to me that P&tih an arrangement would ' anv organization. If a well regulated mili-ol
th<
Tucker. F.sq., i nil
W. S. Battle, Esq.,
deed in trust on tire Road and other] proper-tv
of the Company. i:i conformity to the act
of last session authorizing the loan. So far,
the Company has failed to pay tho interest
.. ;■... j. as. |t is hoped, howevjer, that,
■A . ,. , irJv in operation, it will be able to
: . .... d relic ■ 'lie State to that extent.
[ will state al.-o that, for two year- last
■j. State iias been compelled: to pay
: of the Cape Tear and
and with a scheme in the form ot a
sustain such estimates."
This will be laid before you at an early
day in the session.
Should the form of the present revenue
bill be retained, Iwoald again, as I did in
last regular message, moot respectfully re- |
objectionable.
discount and depbs
ion, be highly imp^Hi
own institution wfljic
Sn Ion": as we have tia be of the first importance in our system
, ii would, in my opin- ofgovernment, , aml-inl, ha . been the opin-tobuild
up one over- j j(>11 ,,(•,,„,. v. is.si men,both civil nnd milita-
, would have the pow-; ,.v_, tnen something si ould be done to infuse
the Public Treasurer
amounts due by the several coantiej
seems to me that a law may be so fr.ifj
as lo have the rate of tax a-iattained]
land and polls, (being always safficion
cover any loss fir insolvents,; and that]
im; reported to the Public Treasurer, it
be made his duty to iaSM a variant t<
Slutitl of the county, whose duly ii muy* be
made to collect the thx.
Hu-ll
ltd
on
in
be.
.i.
'
I'rown iiisiiiuiion M:oie i ^ouio ii.ii. .-..., r/,) (Den somnuuij; »n«niu w uwo w mum -• -
er in a great degrcr! t i control the monetary ! vitality into that of our state, soastoplace it [ 1 submit these snggeeUona for your eon-
.fairs oftheState. | Tl e same amount ot cap- • ;,, ., condition, ii not of positive efficiency as sidoration. Of course the doteils sbooia be
ital divided between |w*> bank.nginstitutions, | ., miiitarv body, at least in one in which ll «uch as to protect the counties ss well BaUi«
with branches in WflVrent sections of the lni„!lL (,(: ma€fe avail,hie. nnd its efficiency <tato, requiring the Sberiffii to pay toJ.be
uld be betieriand safer, as ea I require. I have St ile otil-. the amount due and to aore~ut
I : ''
,;;„| the Legislature that tberearemany « (11-
Hcalties in the construction of parts ol that
act which have from time to time been pre-
Sfite would oe oetlcrianu Buier, an e»»:» win j ,m.,r0V0fl as occasion may nipnre. i nave .-...< w,.v >..- ........... -...- -..
act as a check upon I he other. I haveno par- . BO exi^ctation that under our present laws for any overplus collected to the coui.t.e-ticular
recommend ■• ous to make as to the or any amendments thereto likely to be adop- rhe reports ofthe Sapenntoodento oftl
amount of capital .-' oi what it shall consist, te,l, of military discipline or skill in the drill , mon Schools tor the last and present J
o- -is io the details >: any charter to be grant- „, ,,K. ^,1,1;,.,.,..,,, i„. atteined. !Cevertbeless, will be laid before you to which I refer
i,.•,:•'• . v t::.i!il. Sugars, Coffees, Mo-
'■•••'•■•. Ilour. Butter, bud. Soap, Can
-. .-'.le'i. iii*-. Smiffs, &c.
•. •». <S. Parsley. President of Commercial
J .I;H MeRae. Preaideni Bank of Wilmington,
.•••i. N. i . \. « Gorman. Rev. R. T. Heflin,
•i •, 1' (Jarret, Ifctvid McKnight, Greensbo-
•-i
» ItlUlllt.M K, l». I>. S.. KESPECT-
• .- •';.'.- iii- professional services lo the citiiens
• •'■■1 nigh, aud all others who de-ire operations
• ' a the TEETH in the latest and best style.
■ -■. cijuaint I. .in have any satisfactory refer-
•••••-..:.'. ■■•.'.. gkiH, be . ie.; and the adrantage
' • mutant practice in MEDICINE AND
•TRY. with every new discoTery that is ralna-
WTIU in- furnished hisOPEBATING ROOMS
•■ • 8t eet, seeondstoryof Garrett's-brickbuild-
...... i.,. wlil ,,]w.iys he found unless professionally
*• April •», 1868b y»- tf
located himself permanently in this village, respectfully
lenders his professional services to its citizens and those '
ol ihe surrounding country. He deems ii unnecess iry
to publish long lists of testimonials, as he hopes to hai
sufficient opportunity to evince per.-onall;. t" those
having diseased denture-, whatever qualifications he j
ui'iv have to practice in ihe varied departments of ihe
profession. ANY CALL WILL BE PROMPTLY AT-1
TENDED TO. Office on South L'lni Street, next door
to the Patriot Office. Greensboro', N. 0 "59
These bond
called for and
jio next General Asscm
.Imsubieet must haVe betom'c satisfied how extent, become a ^^^'"^X OUcs hundred doliaranrV am is so small,that ity in the system throughout tho States
i„ :i|i probability, will be the *"^\- '" , , unequally such as- policy of such laws has been seriously qu > existing cir have .very reason to believe that thenraiwi
,.,,,„,„,. the meeting of |«esn*ien*ts*ar»e S^Zft^f ID different J lionH. Wejive mi highly com^^ b a. improving one. and that we shah, al
unequally sucn as-i ]i
! tioned. We hve M
of and it cannot be denied that in most -.
it the world, the rive i/.e from it the most beneficial results.
JAMBS .11. EMEf. 141 laamncrii-sl.
New ^ork, buys every kind of Merchandize on the
heal terms, and forwards for 2| per cent, commission.
Healer in Pianos. Parlor Organs, Organ Melodeon-.
Melodeons, Harps. Guitars, Stools. Covers. Music, etc.,
wholesale and retail. All Instruments warranted.
Agent for '• Lindsay's Patent Pump," Garden En-gine,
etc. Circulars of Instruments and Pumps sent
free on application. Kefers to John A. Gilmer, C. I*
Mendenhall, I). L. Swain, and otlien 860
■T'iffiul