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0 i BEAT SENSATION On motion of Mjf." B. CaswelL time was WOMAN LATEST NEWS BY-MATTu ti ii--. 5 1 Bin Of. ion lue Ue u. to ion 04 Lu led of be -1LOSING SALE, T.

Medical and Hospital Property. Medical PcRVsyoB's Office. New Bbke, N. df Feb. 17, 1866.

TTTILL BE SOLD. IN THIS CITY. AT PUB- lie auctionrcOmmencinjr on the-1 3 th da of March, 1866r at 10 con-f tinuina- from dav to dav. a larere auantit of Valu4 able Medicines, Hospital Stores Books, Furni-j "ture, Surgical Appliances, Beddig consisting jnj part or seiner ion. ozj 4854, Acid Tannic oz.

1.83, Cinchonac Sulphas oz.j 169, Ammoniac Carbonas oz. lUbu, Argenu, Niras oz. 125, Chloroform; oz. 1822, Fluid Extracts- of Main. Medicinal and egetable suostances, ana nearly every article inf the Druggist's list, not enumerated, will be soldi Also, Surgical Instruments, Capital and Ulinor operating cases, Cup-pine Glasses, Hypodermis Hard and Flexible Rubber Syringes, Teeth Extracting In strumentsj 'Adhesive Plaster, Splhits, Sponge and nearly every instrument and Applif ances used in the surgical art.

Also, a large stock of MedicalpBooks, Blank Books, Inkstands, Alas, UnAAlm art A fMrtThintr airoH tftt Mattresses. Mosaneto bars. Pillows. Sheets, Dra w- ers W. -i -Also, at the same time and placei it large lot of Furniture and Household Tin Basins, Bedsteads, Bowls, Delf, Brushes, Buckets Candlesticks, Cauldrons Stoves Dippers, Dishes, Funnels, 1 Graters, Hatchets, Hones, Kettles, Knives arid Forks, Lanterns, Mess Chests, furnished.

Pans, Pitchers, Plates, 2,300 Pots of aU kinds, Scales and Weights, ta ble and tea, Bath Tumblers, tilasses, bcj, and man other articles-not enumerated. Ii Any information respecting the above property can be obtained at this office, v-- Assistant Surgeon, U. Sj Vols. Medical Purveyor Dep N. X1-U Oft lOGO tcufuaij a), low, iqa.

1 LAND FOR SALEi LEASE. 6k RENT A VALUABLE FARM CO'nTAINING Fifteen hundred acres. About one -half is in a high statej of cultivation, lying in "County, on the waters ot Tosnot swamp, iu nines soutn of Wilson and 4 miles" north of Stantohsburg. There is ipexhaustible quantities of the best kind of marl and muck, a large quantity lof both are now thrown np ready for immediate use. There is also on the; premises a large nfew dwelling nuuae wiui large rooms, an wyai guuu jire-places, barns, stable's, gin-house; 6ottoa-prcss, and all necessary out-houses, all good repair.

The most of the land is well adapttstl to the cul ture ot cotton. For tut Her particulars apply to REUBEN BYNUM, Stantonsburg, N. or C. J. ROUJJTREE, I 12 tf, WDson, N.

C. 1 -j fnr- 7 AND FOR SALE. THE subscribers offer for sale 3,000 Acres of I fine Lnmbcr and Cotton in the vi cinity of Marlboro', Pitt About one-halt ot these are. cleared arid in a high slate of cultivation. They are well adapted to the growth of Gjrain, Cotton, They will be divided in tract to suit pur- cuasers.j ilr 1 For further information address thV subscribers 1- MAYifc HINES.

Marlboro', Feb. 20, 18G6. 15t-pd i SALE. Two! (2000) Bushels Cotton One (1000) Bushels Corn. U)ne hundred (100,000) thousariaCrpress Shin gles.

One (1) Flat Bottom Steam Wired Steamer. One (1) Propeller, and (2) Barges, Apply to M. McMAIIOX, febS-tf I' Halifax, N.C.: 1 TOR SALE. A NICE TWO STORY STORE i SUITABLE 1 1 yrr iura jancj more, in a uesimine: ar- boro' 1, JN. of Dt in Ie a-a- ie ie a -r- 7 a u' 1 AppWto r-v- GEO.

W. BI.OUNT. February 22 2w. Wilsorf, N. C.

HH FOR Kellogg, Wheeler At the old Stand of S. II. Young, o. SI Fayetteville Street; i 5 RALEIGH, N. Are Selliflff -oflf their Entiffe Stock at New York CostJ Dress Goods and Calicoes AT COST! Triiaming9 and Fancy Articles AT COST 1 Hats and Boots and Shoes QELLING OFF PUR LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, BOOTS SHOES, HATS, GROCERffiSj LIQUORS, as those advertising to sell AT COST.

GAMMON OR NONSENSE. As cheap NO We will not be. The Proof of the Pudding, ie." KELLOGG, WHEELER Co. dec 134-tf (Old Stand of S. H.

Young.) AT. COST! Groceries and Cigars AT COST! Fine Old Brandy, Gtn and Whiskey, in Bottles, and Superior Old Bourbon Whiskey per Gallon or Barrel, AT COST Dealers and the public generally will find it to their interest if they will call and examine our Stock. KELLOGG, WHEELER Raleigh, N. C. jan lSr-tf.

NEW ARRIVALS r. 3 AT XTaxriss Lack's CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SILK, CASSIMERE, AND Every Description of lists, Ac, kt Which? the public are envitcd to examine, at No. 48 Fayetteville Street, jan2l-tf East side. DISSOLUTION. rpHE; FIRM HERETQFORE DOING BUSI- I nejss under jthenameiof B.

P. Williamson is day dissolved by mutu il con-, sent. The business will be conducted as heretofore, under the same name. B. P.

iWILLIA. 4SON Co. Raldgh, N. Feb. 1, 1866.

feb8 tf NORTH STATE i IRON AND BRASS Raleigh, North-Carolina. THE tTNDERSIGNED beg leave to announce that thefee useful works are nirain opened, and that they are prepared td do all kinds of Iron and Rrass Castings, repair Steam Engines, Mill Irone, and all kinds of machinery upon short notice. The keep constantly on hand one and two horse plows, Shovels, Spades, Axes, Hoes, Carts, Wagops, Wheelbarrows', Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, Plow Bolts, 1 B. WILLIAMSON 15 Baskets 'Champagne, (a Superior Ar- 'Fori sale at sale at E. A' WHITAKER'S.

February 15, 1866 tf Gandy Nnts, Oranges, Apples, Figs, Prunes, Raisins, Dates, Cocoa Nuts, For 6ale at .1 E. A WHITAKER'S. A Large Lot of Tin Ware, Ipr sale at E. A WHITAKEB'S. February 15 tf.

200 Lbs. Bine Stone, For sale at I E. 'A WHITAKER'S. 1 1 COTTON CARDS I 20 Dozen, Nb. 10 "Whittemore's" A Cards, just received, I a.

r. yviu-iAMauJM February 14, 1866 tf CO TP ED SHEETS I I 150 Pair Bleached XJotton Sheets. lOq Plaid Counterpanes. In store at B. P.

WILLIAMSON February 12, 1866. tf. i TJSJN SAUJi.sn)rime K10 Coflee. Just receiv ed. -I eb8 tf I B.

P. WILLIAMSON CO. QORN1 CORN CORN I 500 Bushels of Com, arriving to-day at I B. P. WILLIAMSON CO.

February 14, 1867 tf HARNESS LEATHER. 1,500 Lbs of the verv bent nnltlmnro CUf Harness Leather. tf. P. WILLIAMSON CO March 1, 1806.

tf. PRUSSIAN BLUE. Cans, koo Prussian Blue. B. P.

WILLIAMSON CO. March 1, 50 7OT PARISIAN MONARCH DETHRONED 1 THE xni woeld or Asinos, 1 i LACK'S, i 9t ithnir Ont. Ctt I Arrivals of Goods NEW BROADCLOTilS, BEAVER CLOTHS, CASSIMERE8, READY-MADE CLOTHING', 'HATS ANU SPLENDID OVEECOATSV COLLARS, 1 CRAVATS, GLOVES, i HOSIERY. I I VALISES, HANDKERCHIEFS, Ae, Ac, Ac Ae CAIX JLND INSPECT Groods and Garmonts Fine Merchant Tailoring Is still, carried on, but upon a larger aaU thaa ever before attempted in the Sooth. AN ENTIRE SUIT OF Made up, at any moment, On twelve noun aotioa THEIR GOODS ARE ALL NSW.

They have a Splendid Cotter, and Needle-men whoso work will compare favorably with an executed in Europe or ttiis country, tf Woolen Dress Goods at Cost, AT MAXON STRONG'S. WILL SELL, for the next twenty days, I 'f. French Merino, Wool, and Cottoa and Wool Delanes, Scotch Plaids, English Hferinos, and other Woolen DRESS GOODS AT COST! i We have a large Itock of 4 Bleached Goods, Calicoes, -Boots aad Shoes, Notions, and Toilet Ar ticles, that we are sell- ing very low WE CAT BE rDES0LD. We have a good stock ot Cloths, CaMlmeree Jeans, 'tc, for Mens' and Boys' wear. Call for what yon want Onr roods arc not all in sight.

Very liberal discount piece. made on goods by thr Remember the place, 53 Fayetterllle, Street, next door to the old Post office. sep 20 tf MAXON A STRONG. C0MISCAT10.V AT l. L.VD1 The Jrto-CarollB Book-Store still Flssriifclsjc HD.

TURNER, RALElGII, NT Cj offer to the trade and people of Not-th-CaroMoi a large and varied stock of standard School, Lav and Miscellaneous Books, among which may b-found Our own" scries of School Books, ta gcther with different kinds of Spellers, Readers Grammars and Arithmetics. They also offer tbj following valuable standard Law Books. I-Supreme Court Itcuorts, full sets or separat numbers furnished to complete Practk-e, KevUe Code of North-Carolina, Journals of the Convrn Uon of 1835 and 1801, North-Carolina Form Book Tttwlill nn Ft-oiiitam Tit ilVUbll VU AJAVA. UK'l VUVS Ar 'MVS Are now publishing, and will be ready by th. first of January, 60,000 copies of Turner's North uaronna Almanac ior tne year iwxj.

The Indu pcnxable favorite with every family and boslnea 1 mnn in the Stjito will rontnln a va.t 4nmA tf my ful and statistical information. I Also on band, a splendid assortment of Sutler. cry and Fancy Toilet Goods from the most oelc bmtcd manufactory on the continent. 1 Book Binding, with neatness and dispatch, Blank Books ruled to. any pattern and manufaf 1 tared in the finest style; Music Books and Tr.

odlcals bound in handsome manner. oct 17155 tf 10. H. D. TURNER.

EW GOODS IV8T OPEXID AT MAXON STRONG'S, WHERE The Latest Styles Ladles Drew 1 oak be anv. We buy for cash, and can give the best bargain We sell Good Goods. MAXON Raleigh, N. C. Feb.

23. tf. THK FIRM OF CREECn A LITCHFORD nas been dissolved by mutual consent Either member of the firm Is authorized to ss tie any outstanding business, A CREECH, J. J. LITCHFORD.

Raleigh, N. Feb. 13, 1866 wSw i JJORSE AND MULE SHOES. SO Kegs Horse Shoes. 50 Kegs Mule Shoes.

20O Lbs. Hons Shoe Nails. B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO.

February 27, 1860 tf. I gHOlj THREAD. I lOO Lbs. Brown Shoe Thread. 100 Lbs.

Bleached Thread. I B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO. February 27, 1866, tt MANUFACTURED TOBACCO I 25 Boxes.

Manufactured TobacQo From cor mon to fair, in store at B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO. 400 Lbs. Pearl Starch, 40 boxa fvery cheap.) For sale at E.

A WnrTAKER'g. JpOR RNT. An excellent Barn and St ablm, In Raletrh. Apply at STANDARD OFFICE February 28, I860. tf 144 Gloss Starch 6 lb.

boxe (very superior and low. .1 For sale at E. A WniTAKER'S. Sacks Marshal's Salt, For sale at E. A WHITAKER'S.

ynisKEY. TWENTY Barrels; Superior Cora Whiskey. In store and arriving fcb8 tf B. P. W1LLIAM80N A CO.

SNUFF, SNUFF, Boxes "Carolina Bll Snuff. 20 Boxes "Southern 8tar." B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO. 100 March 1, 1866.

it A DWELLING. HOUSE FOR BENT Apply to B. r. WILLIAMSON A CO February 27, 18C0. tt granted.

Ben Q. W. Brawdie said It was not part of his duty to take part in public 'meetings. He would merely say, that lie heartily endorsed what was said by Mr. Harris He urged the people always to think, before acting.

The following preamble and resolutions were offered by J. H. Harris Whereas, There have been various erroneous reports, respecting the intention of the colored i people of Raleigh, which may prove pernicious. if not arrested; therefore, be it Resolved, That we do not intend to send North for a Physician, and pledge him our entire patron age, as long as our own Doctors make no dis tinction on account of color, (as such). Resolved, That a Committee be appointed by this meeting to wait on the Physicians of the city and ascertain the facts in regard to the many statements that have been made, as to their charges, On motion of J.

Caswell, the resolutions were adopted. Th Chairman then appointed the committee as follows J. R. Caswell, F. Jones, and H.

Lock-hart. W. G. Williams' moved that the proceedings of 'this meeting be published in the city papers. On motion the meeting adjourned.

HENRY BTRD, President W. G. Williams, Secretary. Raleigh, March 2, lYIarriid.s In this City, on Thursday, the 1st of March, at the Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. J.

M. Atkinson, Miss ADDIE A. WORTH, of this city, to Maj. H. BAGLEY, of Perquimans county, N.

C. New Advertisements. piIAXCE FOR GOOD Investments. SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE City of Raleigh, for sale. Also, Wake county Bonds.

Apply to Q. BUSBEE. March 4 lm. Attorney at Law. AND LIQUORS AT i AUCTION.

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, AT THREE o'clock. P. at our Auction and Com mission Store, we will offer the following choice selection or ines ana Liquors 2 Cases MoQongahela Whiskey, 2 Old Rye Whiskey, 4 Old Kiser Whiskey, 2 Premium Whiskey, 2 Salt Water1 Whiskey, 1 Star Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey, 2 Burgundy Port Wine, 2 Swan Gin, 2 Clover Leaf Gin, 2 Holland Gin, 2 St. Marseaux Champagne, 1 to. P.

Brandy, 1 S. O. P. Brandy, 1 Peach Brandy, 2 Blackberry Brandy, 1 Apple Brandy, 2 Crown Sherry, 2 Duff Gordon Sherry, 2 Jamaica Rum, 2 St. Croix Rum, 1 44 Burgundy Bitters, 1 44 Stoughton Whiskey, 4 -44 Allspp'sAle, 1,000 Lahorma 2id LaKiticas Concha Cigars, 1,000 LaFlorade Undea cmcna cigars.

Also, at the Same Time we Will Sell 1 Lot Harness, 8 Mules, 1 Wagon, 1 Saddle. -tott Tivanxr nc Auction and -Com. Merchants, March 2, I860. tds. rpiDOY, FLEMING Successors to Hough Wholesale Grocers, No.

GO Vesey New XorK, and TIDDY HUTCHINSON, Corner South Front and Middle Streets, New IS. Forwarding Commission Merchants, having superior facilities for the prompt transac tiou of business entrusted to their care, respect fully solicit the patronage of the public sepSO ompdT. Post Office, Raleigh, N. February 24, 1866. The mails will close as follows, (Sundays ex cepted) on and after this date Western, daily, at 7.30 P.

M. 44 Northern, 44 8 Fayetteville 44 8 Carthage every Tuesday at 8 Roxboro 44 Wednesday at. 1.30 Leachburg" 44 at. 1 Office hours from 8 to 6 P. during week, and from 8 to 9.30 A on Sundays.

All letters to be delivered in the United States (including drop letters,) except those addressed tq heads of departments oi ine govern ment or heads of Bureaus therein or to chief clerks of departments, or one authorized by the postmaster General to frank official matter, must prepaid one full rate, or they will be sent to dead letter office at Washington, V. V. A MILLER, P. M. WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED to procure subscribers for the ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. This one of the most valuable works published in the country. Its circulation throughout tho i Southern States has always been large; Doubtless many old subscribers, upon application, will found glad of the opportunity to renew their subscriptions, ine iaci mai uie jimcavc is bo well and favorably will enable canvassers secure subscriptions wiui less man ordinary efforts The best inducements offered to reponsi- persons, either male or fcmale. For further feb7 Stdaw No. SBeekman SL, New York WESTERN C.

RAILROAD, President's Office, Moboaston; 14th February, 1866: TROPOSALS FOB. THE COMPLETION OF the unfinished work from tne present ier-roinus to Morganton-two and a half miles will received at the office of the Company, until loth March next. Bidders can see the Engineer's estimates on ap plication at tnia once, i By order of the Board of Directors, TOD B. CALDWELL, President; t3f" Weekly Watchman and American copy till March, and send bill to President's office. feb20 wSw v.

Country Bought and sold on mo derate terms, by vlLi. LW A WHTTAKEB. MB i -Spa OKx i I if Wf I I PCS A no or a he I T7EMALES, OWING TO THE PECULIAR i JL'- and important relations which they sustain. their peculiar and the offices they perform, are subject to sufferings and ailments peculiar to the sex. Freedom from these contributes in no small degree to their happiness and welfare, for none can be happy who are ilL Not only so.

but no one of these various female com plaints can iong be suffered to run on without involving the general health of the individual, and ere long producing permanent sickness and premature decline. Nor is it cleasant to consult a physician for the relief of these various delicate attections, and only upon tne most urgent necessity will a true woman so far sacrifice her greatest charm as to do this. The sex will then thank us for placing in their hands simple specifics which will be found efficacious in relieving and curing almost every one of those troublesome complaints peculiar to the HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OP BUCHU Hundreds suffer onln silence, and hundreds of 1 i i a i i i i. utuers appiy vtuuijr tu ui uggisus uuu uueiurs, wuu eituer merely tantalize tnem with the nope of a cure or apply remedies which make them worse. I would not wish to assert anything: that would do injustice to the afflicted, but I am obliged to say that although it may be produced from excessive exhaustion, of the powers of life, by laborious emplowment, unwholesome air and food, pro fuse menstruation, the use of tea and coffee, and frequent childbirth, it is oftener caused by direct irritation, applied to the mucous membrane of the vagina itcclf.t I When reviewing the causes of these distressing complaints, it is most painful to contemplate the attendant evils consequent upon them.

It is but simple justice to the subject to enumerate a few of the many addit ional causes; which so largely affect the life, health and happiness of woman in all classes of society, and which, consequently, affect, more or less directly, the welfare of the entire human family. The mania that exists for precocious education arid marriage, causes the years that nature designed for corporal. developement to be wasted and perverted in the restraints of dress, the early confinement of sehool, and espe cially in the unhealthy excitement of the ball room, inus, with tnc body half clothed and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, perverting in midnight revel thij hours designed by nature for sleep and rest, the wOrk of destruction is half accomplished. I In consequence ot tnis early strain upon her system; unnecessary effort is required by the deli cate votary 1o reiain her situation in chool at a ater day, thus aggavating the evil. nen one excitement is over, another in prospsctive keeps the mind morbidly sensitive to impression, while the now constant restraint of fashionable dress, absolutely forbidding the exercise indispensable to the attainment and retention of organic health and strength the exposure to night air, the sudden 'change of temperature, the complete prostra tion" produced by excessive dancing miu't, of necessity, produce their legitimate effect, At last, an early marriage caps the climax of misery; nd 11 1' A J.

I'll. .1 1 1 the unfortunate one, hitherto so utterly regard less of the plain dictates and remonstrances of her delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of medical treatment. This is but a truthful picture of the experience of thousands of our young women. 1 Long before the ability to exercise the functions of the generative organs, they require an educa-' tion ot tueir peculiar nervous system composed of what is called the which is, in common With the female breast and lips evidently under tne control ot mental emotions and associations at an early period of life, and, a3 we shall queutiy sec, tnose emotions, wuen excessiv-ei-ieau, long before puberty, to habits which sap the very life of the victims ere nature has self-completed their developement. i For.

female- Weakness and Debilitv Whites or Leucorajaj Too Profuse, Exhausting, Too Long continued Periods for Prolapsus aud Bearing Down, or irolupsus Uteri, we oner the most per fect specific known Ilelmbold's Compound Extract Bnchn. Directions for use, diet, and advice accompany. Females in every period of life, from infancy to extreme old age, will find It a remedy to aid na ture in the discharge of its functions. Strength is the glory of manhood and woman hood. 1 i HELMBOLIf 3 EXTRACT BTTCHU' is more strengthening 'than any of ttie preparations of Bark or Iron, infinitely safer, aud more pleasant i HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHV.

Having received the endorsement of the; most prominent Physicians in the United States, is now ottered to afflicted humanity as a certain cure for the fellovwng diseases and symptoms, irom whatever cause originating: I General DCbility, Mental and Physical Imbecility, Determination of blood to the Head, Confused ideas, I Hysteria, i General -Irritability. Restlessness and Sleeplessness at night. Absence of Muscular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite, DvsDesia. i Emaciation, Low spirits, Disorarani nation or Para lysis of the Organs of Vieneration, I Palpitation of the Heart, and, in fact, all the concomitants oi a nervous and Debilitated state ot the system. To insure the genuine cut this c-nt.

ASK FOR IIITLMBOLD1 Take no other. March 1, I860. I1IPOUTANT TO FEJL4LES. DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, i The combination of ingredients' in these Pills is the result of a long aud extensive practice.

They are mild in their operation, and cannot do harm to the most delicate certain in correcting all ir regularities, rainiui Menstruations, removing all whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous hysterics, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption: of nature. DR. CHEESEJIAIY'S POLLS was the commencement of a new era in the treatment of irregularities and obstructions which have consigned so many to a premature grave. No female can enjoy good health unless she is reg ular, ana, whenever an oDstrrictiou tanes place the general health begins to decline. These Pills form the finest preparutian eiicr put forward vrith immediate and persUtcut success.

Don't be deceived. Take this advertiseinentto your Drug gist and tell him that you want the BEST most RELIABLE FEMALE 3IEDICINE IN THE WORLD, which is comprised in these Pills. DR. ClIEESEMAX'S PILLS have been a Standard Remedy for over thirty years, and are the most effectual one ever known for all complaints peculiar to Femalex. To.

all classes they are invaluable, inducing, vrith certainty, periodical regularity. They are known to thou sands, who have used them at ainerent periods, throughout the country, having the sanction of some of the most eminent Physicians in America. Explicit directions, stating when tiey should not be used, with each Box the Price One Dollar per Box, 0 boxes for 5, containing from 50 to 60 Pills. Pills sent by promptly, seaire from remitting to the'Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally i HUTCHING 8 HILLTER, Proprietors.

I I 28 Dev Street. New York. Sold in Ralegh by P. F. Pescud, and Geo.

Z. French Co. eow eod 6m I ATTEiYTIOIf AGENTS TTERE IS YOUR CHANCE! A FULL AND XI complete history of the war in one volume 50. We are at last enabled to meet the wants of the great mass of the people by offerine 1 1 A 1 1 1 iiiiB uew wurK wmcu wui cunuuuuuuuiouu Close printed octavo pages, (including illustrations) emDeuisnea 1 with numerous and Deautuul steel ulate eucrravinsrs and valuable mans, and bound American Morocco, gilt back, and sprinkled edges for $4 50. Disabled soldiers will find in a rare chance for profitable employment.

Send tor terms to the AMERICAN PUBLISHING 1AGENCY, sep 36 tf 10.600 Chesnut St, Philadelphia. IT HOUSE', CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND "FJ," HTKJiiJliilS. WASHINGTON, D. C. C.

WILLARD, PROPRIETOR, For many years proprietor of the Hyeeia Hotel romt, va. janao am LL Dozen Webster's Elementary lers, which will be sold very low. Spel- For sale at 1 E. A WHITAKER'S. THRESH PEACHES.J Growth of 1865, put np in quart! cans, by A.

T. at Carey, Wake N. and war ranted pure and fresh. or sale ov 1 BRIGGS DODD. andB.

P. WILLIAMSON Co, Kaieign, jm. oaa. ao, looo. 11.

T3UREAU OF RELIEF. l-r (To relieve Clerical distress, especially in the Southern Dioceses.) -Under the ad vice of Bishops Talbot, Atkinson and Address contributions of any sort, and applications. -to the Rev. WiE. Doane.

Seeretarv Hartford, noy 11177 tf 10 of WasMngtoa Kews and Ramers. WAsnrxGTON, March 2. Senate. The con current resolution relative to the admission of Southern States was passed by a vote of twenty-nine to eighteen, The following is the form in which it passed both Houses. a concurrent resolution, it does not re quire the signature of the President Beit enacted by the House of Bepresenta- tite(benate concurring.) That order to close agitation upon a question which seems likely to disturb the action of the Govern ment, as well as to quiet the uncertainty which, is agitating the minds of the people of the eleven States which have been declared to be in insurrection, no Senator or Representative shall be admitted into either branch of Congress from any of said States until Congress shall have declared such States entitled to such representation." SENATOR COWAN REQUESTED TO BESIGH.

Hakrisbukg, March 2. In the State Senate to-day a resolution was passed, by a par ty Republican vote, requesting Senator Cowan to resign, on the ground that he does not represent the sentiments of a majority of the people ot constitutional, amendment. The postponement of the House until the second Tuesday in April of the proposed constitutional amendment in relation to the protection of life, liberty and property, is re garded by many members, equivolent to its rejection, at least' in its present form. hile the majority admit that the principles should be enforced, they are not all agreed as to the means recommended by the Committee on Reconstruction to that end. THE CABINET.

Mr. Harlan will soon retire from the Cabi net, but this will be the only instance, at pre sent, of a voluntary resignation by any of department. Correspondence Sun. HIGHLY IMPORTANT RUMOR. There is a most important rumor afloat this P.

MJ to the effect that Mr. Stevens has buried the hatchet, and in future will work -more in harmony with the President. His first act of repentance was to forward to the President a letter soliciting the appointment of postmaster in Pennsylvania for a friend. whom he (Stevens) endorsed in full, and which tlie President received in his usual gracious" manner, granting the favor asked for within an hour afterwards. lb.

A. H. STEVENS TO VISIT WASHINGTON. A letter froni Crawfordsville, Georgia, states that Alexander H. Stevens will soon visit Washington, his parole having been amended by the President to allow him to do so.

MILITARY ORDER ON NEWSPAPERS. The Commanding Officer of the Department of Virginia has issued an order requiring all the publishers of newspapers in the State' to send a copy of every issue to his headquarters, by mail, on the dajr. of publication. StarSnd. TRIP TO MOUNT VERNON.

A distinguished party of ladies and gentlemen made an excursion to Mount Vernon on "Wednesday. Among the party were Mrs. General Grant and daughter, Dr. Sharp and lady, of Richmond and others. THE PRESIDENT AND THE TEST The President looiks upon the test oath at the present time when peace reigns through the land, as unconstitutional, and he is, there-fore, opposed to it, though perfectly willing that Congress should decide the matter when admitting the Southern members for them selves.

If it chooses to exact both the test and the constitutional oaths, so be it, though the President regards the latter as the only proper one that should be filing-ton Correspondence Philadelphia Ledger. Misfellaneoas News. IMPORTANT STATEMENT. At a great Johnson endorsement meeting, held the other day in New Haven, Mr. Doolittle.

United States Senator from Wis consin, made the following statement Generals Grant and Sherman, both au thorized him to say, that in their opinion, an attempt to torce negro suffrage upon them (the people of the South) would deluge the Whole land in blood." 1 MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN 1.EGISI.ATUEES OPPOSED TO THE PRESIDENT. St. Paul, March 2. The Legislature adjourned to-day. A resolution sustaining the action of Congress on the Freed- men a Bureau bill was adopted, and a resolution favoring the President's policy voted down.

SIadison, WisM March 2. The Legislature' passed a resolution to-day sustaining Congress in its action on the Freednien's Bureau bill. PRESENTATION OP" 'THE BALTIMORE RESOLUJ TIONS. Washington. March 1.

The President to-day, in receiving the Maryland delegation who presented the resolutions endorsing ni Dolicv. passed Monday night in Baltimore. reiterated the sentiments heretofore express ed and thanked them for the call. RESIGNED. General Carl Schulz has resigned his posi tion as Chief of the Washington bureau of the New York Tribune, to the editor of a newspaper in Detroit, to be called the Detroit rresi.

a Mr. J. Walton Fitch has vacated his po sition as assistant correspondent ot the New York Herald in this city, and takes charge of the Boston Ppsffi bureau here. What's in the Wind Hon. Alexander H.

Stuart. Congressman elect trom this District, having received a dispatch from Senator Sharkey, of Midsissippi, desiring his uresence in vvasnington on Jiarcn isc, iwu for that citv on WednesdaV last. Staunton Spectator. 1 Strange Accident A1 Man Blown ut BY HAROH 8 DERPENT8 IN We learn from the Quincy (Illjnois) Whig, of the 20th that clunnar tne services at the Fifth street Methodist EoiscoDal Church last Monday, evening, some matches in the pocket of a young man named Spen- cer, ignitea irom some cause, prooaoiy irom accidental friction. He attemptetl to squelch oat the but some "serpent beans' in the same pocket' took fire, and commenced discharging their suffocating fumes and rolling out snaky convulsions in a manner that for a time bat- fled all efforts to! extinguish the infernal combustion.

The female portion 'of the au dience was soon-: thrown into a wild state of alarm and disorder, resulting, 'however, in serious consequences, ine young man, we are told, had his hands and clothes burnt, though' he fortunately escaped any very great pereonat "Card. New York; Feb. 27. CoL O'Mahony, in card, denounces as untrue the rumor that is about to dismiss Killian. He considers Killian'of-more worth to' the brotherhood and Ireland than the entire so-called Senate.

The Baptists 1 of Massachusetts have 264 churches, 848 ministers, and a total membership of 56,750. f--; VV -iy- Cotton is cheaper in New York and Boston than in 'Mobile" and New Orleans. Coal was first used asf ael in London in the latter part of the thirteenth 1 I or for il ly in this uid 50 Page, JL Monday, March 54 1866. City and State Items. No Coart To-Day.

That was the word on Saturday, and the Local felt relieved. He had been so long "cribbed and confined," and in fair way to be coffined," by the Ion daily Be fions of the court engaged in the trial of Major Gee, that it was a real relief to hare a day's boll- day be felt cramped, like one Just alighted after a lonj ride, in a small wagon, so filled with ani mated hoop skirt as to. prevent all chance of stretching his legs, and he mentally blessed any angelic 'influence, if any, at New Berne, or any where else, that might have had anything to do iu affording the welcome relief. Tokens of A flection. The Wilmington Zi- paeh sajs, The members of the N.

C. Legisla ture are having their photographs taken which they are exchanging with each other. We are glad they have tound something to occupy theif leisure time." These little tokens of affection are exchanged, we presume, under a se se of the Krcat improbability of their all ever meeting here again, under the pleasant circumstances that now surround them. i Query. Whether the exemption, proposed as an amendment to the Revenue bill and rejected in the House of Commons on Thursday last, of one dog to each head of a family, meant the head of the dog's family, or the head of the family where the dog boards? Something New.

We notice that the timbers are being framed for the sew building to be erected' on the lot cast of the M- E. Church, for the purpose of a female school of high grade. We rejoice at these evidences of returning care and effort in providing the, means for educating the young. He who implants one right principle in the heart of an immortal being, certainly does as much to promote the happiness of the race, as be who makes two blades of grass grow where but one grew before." Something Wrong. We learn that a colored boy about eleven yearn old, who lived with the farailv of Mr.

London Johnston, in the Green Level Eitrict, Wake County, has been missing for some time, and on Saturday, Mr. Johnston as brought before the authorities of the Frecd- men Bureau, on a suspicion of foul dealing in connection with the mysterious disappearance of the boy. Nothing was elicited in the examination criminating Mr. Johnston, but from some expres sions sad to have been used by Johnston's wife. in relation to the boy, Johnston was put In con finement for a further hearing and his wife sent for.

The, Exhibition at the Deaf and Dumb Institnte. It has been the custom, for a number of years, during the session of each General Assembly, for the Principal of the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, to give an ex- "bibition of- the progress of the pulpils bi both classes in attendance there. On Friday night the usual exhibition was given, on which occasion the Chapel of the Institution was well filled, the au dience being composed of a large number of Senators and Representatives, and citizens, both ladies and gentlemen. It is not our purpose to go into a description of the exercises, but we feel war ranted in making the assertion, that every one present was pleased with the entertainment, and that all were satisfied that the officers of the In stitution are the right persons in the right places, and that the Asylum is a great and glorious in stance of State munificence. Information Wanted George Moran a soldier in the late Southern army, 26th N.

C. -Troops, was taken prisoner, and when last heard from, he was brought from Point Look-Out to Aiken a Any information concerning him will be thankfully received, and papers throughout the country will confer a great favor on his mother by giving this paragrapn one or more insertions. A Meeting of the Colored People of Raleigh. A mass meeting of the colored people of Ra leigh assembled in the A. M.

E. church, to hear the report of a Committee that was appointed at a previous meeting, to take into consideration the propriety of sending North to obtain a Physieian for the colored people, (as had been advised by some white friends), On motion of Mr. H. Hunter, the meeting was organized by selecting Mr. Henry Byrd Chairman.

W. G. Williams was elected After prayer by 11. Hunter, the Chairman announced that the meeting was now ready for the transaction of business. On motion of Mr.

J. R. Caswell, J. H. Harriss was requested to-read the report of the Committee.

Mr. H. J. Harris came forward and read said report, the substance of which, was as follows That in consequence of the high prices now charged by the Physicians of this city for medical attendance, we, your Committee, recommend that some steps be taken to obtain a Physician fiom the and that the colored people pledge themselves to give bim. their entire On motion of Mr.

F. Jones, the report was received. Mr. Albert Williams then u.oved that the report be adopted. Mr.

Williams said that he bad been informed by officers of the Federal army, that a Physician eould bp obtained at the North, who would serve the colored people at a much lower rate than was now charged by our own Physicians. After a considerable debate by Messrs. Caswell, Williams, Hunter, Dunston, Lockhart and others, J. IL Harris was called upon for an ex pression Ot his opinion. Mr.

Harris, said that he had just returned from the. Westsrn part of the State, where he had been lecturing to, or advising our people. He, therefore, kncwvnothing of the objects of the meeting until he heard the report of the committee since the report and listening to the debate, he had caught what may be called a glimpse of the real objects of the previous meeting, as well as the present. Hethought the whole scheme prematureIf hot altogether uncalled for. He thought that as long as our Physicians charged all alike, making no distinction on account of co-cor, "he aw no room for eomplaint; as for his part, he eould speak, from experience, he never saw, anywhere.

Physicians more dutiful to all classes, than those of Baieigh, J. Jones interrupting, said bf bad been informed by a distinguished Physician lhat J. H. Harris -was Ibe. prime mover In calling the meeting.

Harris replied, saying that it was not an thing for him to have to answer for the sins' of others. He would repeat, he knew nothing of the objeetiof the meeting ontil bearing Jha Committee's report he had been absent from borne -nearly three weeks; had he been consulted he would have opposed the steps that have Veen taken He kew that the' mass of oar people are very poor, which every one must admit, and needed the helping hand of philanthrepy, but he did -ot think the -steps taken to be the proper way to obtain it. He thought the matter under consideration was of a grave character, and ought to -he well considered before acted upon. He bad keard various statements as to what the Physicians of this city had said or done, which he was ot prepared to believe there also btd been in different reports as to the intention of that cabled the meeting, which he were calculated to harm if not arrested. If meeting would give idm time, he would offer the je the he to ble A be 15th In the Eastern part of this Cityj a two story House, containing 4 large rooms aid a.

cellar. Also, a Inice Brick -with; 2 rooms, a Kitchen containing SI rooms, moke Stable, and a Well on the lot, besides a (iarden containing acre "of ground. The above buildings are very TOasantly situa- ed. Apply at ra. tstote the Temple of Fancy.

I dec21 tf 1 T- A TVf. 1 riOTTOTV TT. AlVT'A'TrOl'f FOR Lease or Rent, with, tenable land suffleieut for raising: 400 or 500 bales of CJotton. Large Dwellimr House. Gin HousCi and all other neces sary buildings.

Situated 12 miles from Charlotte, a miles irom uarn6Durg btation, in jn. ltau-road. The necessary Mules, Stock, will be sold bU LUC 1CCBCC. VKJ I J. L.

janl tf Charlotte, N. C. t- OR RENT 1 A Large Front Room over our store. I KELLOGG, WHEELER CO. February 15, 1800 tf.

4 r- FINE HORSE FOR SALE. I offer my Stallion, DICK, for: sale. Dick is nearly thorough bred, kind in hgness and easily managed. 1 Any parties needing such a horle, can buy him for 91,000 cash, or $1,200 in ssc months, with proper security -1 I P.BABCOCK,. JKaleigh, JN.

xeb. 1865. .5 lebd-tt OR RENT. FENTRESS' STOPE. The iFront room, whole or prt as may be agreed lor three, Isix or twelv fnonths.

Appry to EDITOR oi ENTRESS. February 17, FOR SALE.f ONE JACK, FOUR YEARSvOtD, FIFTEEN hands hih and; well proportioncd.r If not sold he will stand the present season at Jeremiah Bason s. We wouldjjrcrer Apply to ALBRIGHT BASON. March 1, rGraham, N. C.

rn- 44 Fayetteville', Street, Rtaleigh, N. AGENTS FOR? 1 STEWARTS EXTENSION TOP" QUEEN OF THE SOUTH," f. WESTERN EMPIRE C00RIXG STOTES. J. BROWN.

With ILvkt Lewis. jan 23 tf THE LAND WE LOVE. A MONTHLY Devoted to Literatijire, Agriculture and General intelligence, and comprising iteports oi uatues, ana Aneeaoies i of the War, "never before I 1' published, BY GENERAL D. H. HILL, LATE OP THE SOUTHEBN ARMT.

J. P. IRWES D.H. XTCTE propose to; Charlotte, a TT containing irom sixty to eignty iages of the size of those Black wood's Maga7 zine, for Three dollars a year, in advance, or Five dollars, if not pajdi till the end bf the year and to begin the issue) on. theLlst ojT.May, provided that the subscription list will justify; the Undertaking.

The cash 'isubscribers not to pay till after the receipt of the first number. aebo-tt. QANDY BY the! Wholesale, AT 50 Manufacturers Price. February 26,1866. 2m, FENDT jgUTTER.

THIRTY Tabs Fresh Mountain Butter, in small and large packages. Just received. feb8 tf B. P. WILLIAMSON CO.

,1 31. IT. THOMPSON. JEWELLER AND, WATCHMAKEK, At Mrs Thompson's store, (Opposite the Express Office, Fayetteville" Stree, Is prepared to re pair waicnes, jeweiry, esc, ana baccuw; neat, satisfactory manner in short tuhe, all kinds work in his line. He has on hand a select assortment of the best deweirv.ii.

1. 7, His former friends are respectully solicited to renew their patronagee. 1 no ioo iw. OKA wJvf i- 25 I HAMES. Pair names, made of Seasoned Timber, and ironed in the best st vie.

B. P. WILLIAMSON CO. March 1,1866. tf.

TAR, TAR. Barrels beBt Pine Tar, in store, March QCOTCH -I Dozen Bottles Scotch Alo A -lm i4ioia Wtt TV xranv nr February 14, 1866-tf.