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Job Work. We have our Job Offlca arrang Commission Merchaiitsi AWS OF THE UNITED STATES. pro ciraTioiSr, V- Ti: B. Brtdcforti. A-'Mtbbs Wi Mtebs, T.aA nt North-CarounaT of Haskins Bridgford Co.

Richmond, Va. 1 'j BUlD 6FQRD MYERS, UCTIOXEERS. COMMISSIOir XNBiFOI6-i WA RDINd 'MERCHANTS. Dock Stf between" Fifteenth and euenteenth, TJCHERE THEY ARE PREPARED TO DO -VV a General Auction and Stor-' -'age and Forwarding business, and, trust, -by strict attention to busmess," to merit a Asharcof public- 4 patrojiage. ,7.

All orders entrusted, to -US. will bo.romptly filled at the lowest Market rates. Merchants of Lynchburg, Norfolk, -Richmond and Danville. vi I -NEW'YoBK-GonneUy o.verjettWalefr G. B.

Lawson Power Acker Swepson, Mendenhall Co. WilliamSi Noble Dates Boston Clark Woodward Thomas Jones R. A. Howes -William Stead- man Z. Snow Co.

i2re Rockxamd, Maine F.Cobb; Bird. Halifax, Nova ScotiaBenjamin Weir 7 Philadelphia Buckner, McCammand i Rinaldo; Sank Co, Dohan Vfe Tate. J- iBAtTmoBEThos.R. Matthews Sons? R.H.; Heslett; Lanahafi Sons Moore N. Falls, President Baltimore Steam Packet A.

-W. Shaw, Superintendent New Line Steamers t- Raleigh, Geo. W. Swepson; 'President f.Raleiglr National Bank; J. Deverenxt UBEENSBOBO JNv U.

jame8ES10an. Lexington, N. C-B. B. Roberts Lowe, and J.

Salisbdbt, N.iC Burton Craige, JohnLSha-. ver and' J. Turner '1 Concobd, C.A. J. Yorke.

1 8tatesville; TreasTi-' rer Western NC. C. Eccles 'and J. Moroantoh, N. T.

CaldwelL President Western jn. u. it. Charlotte, N. Cohn Wilkes.

First National Bankl-H. B. Williams A WrLMrNGTOvNC. T.E. Roberts.

-Asgeville, N. O-Ai Sumner and N. W. 1" Chablestost, S. Benjamin MordecaL nov 17182 lm 10 3 i K.

M. Mobchison, J. T. Murray, NewTorEfttfi E. MtTRRAT, D.

MuBcmsOKi 4 Wilmington; MtRCniSOS i 9II11RAT, 188 Front5 Street. New York. A LL CONSIGNMENTS; TO lust ARE TN-' J. SURED from point of shipment, whether ad vice of shipment is received or not. Liberal advances madaon consignments when desired.

i v-vy Murray Wilmington, will pay taxes, Railroad freight, on consignments U8, and forwardlthrough-that place fteeof, oct 9 3ml0 -mm. 7 COMMISSION, MERCHANTS AND WHOLE- SALE DEALERS, N.jc. PARTICULAR ATTENTIQNpAID "TO THE sale Of Naval Produce generally. AH orders for groceries, Produce, filled -t at the lowest market rates. II fhvsKd at the Seponft Session ofAMThirty'JEighffK uongressr, st TK TREATIES.

Abraham President Haststbal Ham i.ni, Vicei-President, and President ot. tne sen- ifcatesDAsiEii CidLHKwas elected President of the Senate, pro tempore, "on the- ninth day of February, and so acted until- and including the nineteenth day of that months Schutxeb Col-. riXf Speaker of the House of Representatives. Treaty betweeii the United States of America and the Northwestern Bands of Shoshonee Indians, concluded at Box Elder, July Ratifl-r eation advised with Amendments, by the Sen-- ate, March 7, 1864; Amendments assented to, November 18, 1864; Proclaimed by the President of the Unitedtates, January 17, 1865. "I ABRAHHSl LINCOLN, T-T PRESIDENT" OF THE TOTTED STATES OF AMEBICA, all and singular to whom these presents- shall come, greeting: Whebeas a treaty was made" and concluded at Elder, in the Territory of on the thirtieth -day of July, in the year of our Lord one1 thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, by and between James Duane Dotyr Commissioner and Brigadier General P.

Edward Connor, on the part the United States, and the hereinafter named chiefs and warriors of the northwestern bands of Shoshonee Indians, on the part of said bands of Indians, and dulyt authorized thereto by them, which treaty is in the words ahd figures towit: Articles of agreement made at Elder Utah Territory, this thirtieth day of July, A D. thousand eight hundred and by between the United States of America, represented by Brigadier General P. Edward Connor, commanding the district of Utah, and James Duane Doty, commissioner, and the northwestern bands of the Shoshonee fodians, represented by their chiefs and warriors Article It is agreed that friendly and ami cable relations shall be re-establishe4 between bands of the Shoshonee Nation, parties there and the United and it is declared that firm and perpetual peace shall be henceforth maintained between the saidfbands and the United 'T' 'ff 5 Abticle H. The treaty concluded at Fort Brid-ger on the 2nd day of July, 1863,1 between the United States and the Shoshonee Nation, being read and fully interpreted and explained to the said chiefs and warriors, they do hereby give their full and free assent to all of the provisions of said and the same are hereby adopted as a part this agreement, and the same shall be binding upon the parties hereto, Abticxe III. In consideration' of the stipuhv tions in the preceding articles, the United States agree to increase the annuity tt the Shoshonee natfon five thousand dollars, to paid in the manner provided in said, treaty.

And the -northwestern bands hercbv acknowledge to have re ceived of the.Uhited States, at the signing of these-articles, provisions' and. goods to the amount of two thousand dollars, to relieve their immediate necessities, the said bands having 1 been reduced by the war to a state of utter destitution, i Abticle IV. The country claimed by Pokatello for himself and his people on the west by Ratf River and on the east by the Portenenf Mountains. i Done at Box Elder, this thirtieth day of uly, A D. 1863.

JAMES DUANE DOTY, Governor and Acting Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Utali Territory: 1" P. ED W.CONNOR, Brig-Genl. U. S. Diet, of Utah.

Pokatello, his xmark, chief Toomontso, 1 Sanpitz, Tosowitz, Yahnoway, Weerashoop, Pahragoosahd, Jiis mark, ins mart, his mark, his mark, his mark, his mark, Tahkwetoonan, OmafOiee. (Anhn Pokatello's lus niarK, brother,) nis Witnesses: I Robt. Pollock, CoL 3d Inf C. V. M.

G. Lewis, Capt. 3d Inf Cj V. S. E.

Jocelyn, 1st Lieut; 3d Infy, C. V. Jos. A. Gebone, Indian Interpreter.

John Barnard, his mark, Special Interpreter, Horace Wheat. And whereas the said treaty having been sb mitted to the Senate of the United States for its constutional action thereon, the! Senate did, on the seventh day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, advise and consent to the ratification of the same by a resolution, with an amendment, in the words and. figures following, towit Ih Executive Session, Senate of the fc United March 7, 1864 a Resolved, (two thirds of the Senators present concurring,) That the Senate advise and consent to the ratification of the articles of agreement made at Box Elder, in Utah Territory, the thirtieth day of Jnly, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, by and between the United States of America, represented by Brigadier-General P.

Edward Connor, commanding the military district of Utah, and James Duane Doty, Commissioner, and the northwestern bands of the Shoshonee represented by their chiefs andwarriors;" with the following amendment; At the ond of article 4 insert a new article, as Abticle V. Nothing herein contained shall be construed or taken to admit any other or greater title or interest in the lands embraced within the territories described in Isaid treaty in said tribes or bands of Indians than existed in them upon the acquisition of said territories from Mexico by the laws thereof. Attest J. W. FORNEY, secretary.

And whereas the foregoing amendment having been fully interpreted and explained to Pokatello, Toomontso. San cite. Tosowitz, Tahkwetoonah, and Omashee, John,) Pokatello's brother, chiefs and warriors ot the northwestern bands of Shoshonee they didyon the eighteenth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, give their free and voluntary assent to the same, in the words and figures following, to wit: i Whereas a treaty of peace and friendship, by "Articles of agreement," was made and concluded at Box Elder, in the Territory of on the thirtieth day of 1 July, D. 1763, between the United States, represented by their commission: er, James Duane Doty, and Brigadier General P. Edward Connor, and Pokatello and other-chiefs and warriors of the Shoshonee nation of Indians, which treaty was ratified by the Senate -of the United States with the following amendment "Article 5.

Nothiog herein contained shall be construed or taken to admit any other greater title or interest in the lands embraced within the territories described in Bald treaty. In said tribes or bands of Indians than eqisted in. them upon the acquisition of said territories from Mexico by the lrws Now, the said amendment i having been, this 18th day of November, A. D. 1864, at a council held with he said chiefs and warriors at Box El-derj Under the instructions of the President of the United States, -submitttd to the said chiefs and warriors for their consideration and acceptance, and the same havine' been read and fully inter-s- yreted to them in their owns language, the said 2 h.

i. i E. MURRAY, K. Ml D. R.

MURCHISON, oct 9 Sm9: J. T. New York- COPARTNERSHIP. NlWBEBS. Nov.

1, 1865i We have this 4ay formed a Copartnership under the name and style of w. TTOT.DFN. Provisional Gov-. 5-- eraor of WHEREAS," Jt waa provided by the Conven of the people of NorthrCarollua recently in session, thai the Ordinance passed by that body, entitled." An Ordinance declaring null and void, Ordinance of May 20th 1861' the nance entitled." An Ordinance prohibiting slavery should be -submitted' io the qualified voters of the State for. ratification or re And Whbbeas, on the ninth day of November, thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, the aforesaid Ordinances were submitted Xo the qualified voters, as provided by said Convention nenus ai tne uounues (with the exception of Franklin, Moore, and Yadkin,) having made duo returns to me of the re sults of the polls in their Counties, as hereinafter forth in the table appended to this 1 Now, therefore, W.

W. Holdew, Provisional Goyernor of the State of North-Carolinai do hereby proclaim and declare that on the said ninth of November, one thousand eight hundred sixty-five, there were nineteen thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven votes cast to ratify the Ordinance declaring null and voidtj the of May 20Ui, 1861," and one thousand nine hundred nd fqrty votes cast to reject said Ordi nance and eighteen thousand hundred and twenty-seven votes" were cast'to ratify the Or dinance prohibiting slavery in- and three thousand six hundred, and! ninety-six votes cast to reject said Ordinance 1 And 1 furthermore proclaim and in ac cordance with, an Ordinance of the said Convention, entitled "An Ordinance submitting to the qualified voters of the 8tatej the ratification or re jection of certain Ordinances," that the said Or dinances, having been ratified by" a majority of the qualified voters of the State, are of binding force and effect as "laws of the land," and that the "Ordinance prohibitinar slaverv in North-Caro has become a part of the Constitution of saidState. i Done at our City of Raleigh, this the 26th day of December, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, and in the year of the indepencence Of the United States the ninetieth. A W. W.

Provisional Governor. By the Governor: W. R. Richardson, Private Secretary. OFFICIAL VOTE ON I THE ORDINANCE ABOLISHING SLAVERY, AND THE ORDINANCE ANNULLING THE ORDINANCE OF SECESSION.

Anti-Slavery iAnti-Seces'n Ordinance. Ordinance. Counties. 0 PS: 215 103 48 142 361 281 261 144 108 435 896 176 194 26 240 153 2(58 549 53 49 309 172 142 216 20 510 116 149 26 702 196 65 378 29 16 6 66 5 28 19 43 2 42 2 6 3 197 22 59 14 90 37 3 43 "2 10 81 182 357 70 207 52 13 13 71 94 59 65 21 52 18 191 17 9 1 41 4 23 53 18 fo -I 8 32 13 11 31 Alexander. 142 133 181 134 238 313 158 Alleghany.

Anson Ashe Bladen Brunswick Buncombe Burke Cabarrus Camden. Carteret. 103 434 398 205 204 91 220 325 220 577 297 46 320 176 141 237 82 568 156 165 29 674 175 121 421 204 743 86 314 243 563 83 120 242 Caswell Catawba Chatham. Cherokee and Clay Chowan Cleveland Columbus i Craven i Davidson i Davie. Duplin i Edgcombe iForsythe Gaston.

iGates S2 5 4 12 5 37 52 31 30 132 27 28 12 28 57 13 44 20 4 18 Guilford Halifax Harnett. Haywood Henderson and Transylvania Hertford Iredell Jackson Johnson Jones Lenoir Lincoln Madison Macon McDowell Mecklenburg Montgomery Moore- New Onslow Orange Pasquotank Perquimans Person Pitt Randolph Richmond Rpbeson Rowan 197 789 98 272 261 558 37 29 12 68 8 26 81' 24 27 34 41 9 44 24 I 16 -78 1 29 18 7 121 197 117 405 9 55 102 496 60 50 276 283 22 15 Si 55! i 37 81; 21 7 55 19 17 7 12 45 2 .22 66 15 ll 121 .41 11 13 I 10 44 49 I 16; 19 278 52 50 197 226 230 173 165 183 111 169 115 196 22 720 223 186 368 278 67 116 196 237 219 203 182 255 i 77 9 95 110 69 4 Ti 56 110 182 14 18 117 28 41 110 1282 33 714 285 65 110 22 11 265 420 288 635 165 248 347 527 173 658 206 134 319 452 5 246 556 133 80 144 16 ,705 69 274 Rutherford and Polk Sampson Stanly Surry Tyrell Union Washington Watauga. v. Wilkes Tadkin Yancy and Mitchell 179 80 10 41 59 811 79 59 708 161 80 215 12 92 274 802 .2 18,527 3,696 3,696 19,977 1,940 1,940 14,831 118,037 LAND. TO SELL, LEASE OR RENT.

The subscriber wishes to sell a splendid Trct of Land containing six hundred and eleven acres, well adapted to the growth of Corn, i Cotton, Ttheat, Rye and Oats. The above named land, is well timbered with pitch pines. i i 1 I will also rent or lease the Plantation jra which I now reside, it being well; adapted to Cotton, Corn, A comfortable Dwelling with six rooms, a good Cotton Gin and Press; Negro Cabins. Barns. Stables.

There is three hundred To Box of one and the to, a of WHITFORD, DILL For the transaction of a Shipping and Generals COMMISSION BUSINESS In this town, west aide ot Craven Street, ott old-i County Wharf. To the sale of Cotton. Naval Stores, Tobacco, Lumber, Staves, Shingles, CornL and all kinds of and State Items. City Dress. We flatter ourselves that dard in its new dress presents, not only a rrv neat and very orettv arTear- tnlu- are clear, lesribla ana I I DC Jn0- aitotrether.

there are few twicers ana, uv 1 the State that can surpass it in me- Por This is owinsr in a -fireat i al the fair anil excellent type off which wiiicrTwere vurchased at the nriuuLut te Mftaara Farmfir. Utile fe 0f Sew York. If any of oar eontempora-new office, tr to purchase material iu the printers' furnishing Jine, we lHaotdo them abetter serrice than recom-eDuia fiSHwlinimi Street- endl'ork, where they can buy whatever they eT i' thi line, and have the advantage of anil uprunmru1at.in7' ran Jen as they wiU meet any where. old world of ours is a 0f rotary macuiuc, wuuuu6) round, all the time, with a sort of compound ko lit.r.ia insnniuoiis. Deuoies.

auu J- loves, affections, and especially newtpa- i.QV.it. nr Rom a other wav eet into Mt Or IUO the motion, and go waiusmg ruuuu. iint.il ehnnirn' to Bet "one's ai)erpeiuai head whirling, lasting whirling, turning, gyrating, that is going on witn all things around it. once in awhile some one of the objects specks' or; what n0t that is sailing round and round amid the con- Momerated circling mass, micnes against some momentary ousyut-uuu, 6v. -independent eddy, finds its course.

checked for a moment, then swings Off again and takes its course, round and round, going, and continuing tn ro until it sinks or breaks or loses us identity rpnp.rai mass. We have been in one of iu to these little extra eddies for the last four days; now vehave swung off clear again, and begun the diurnal and the annual motionmnd expect to glide on and on, round and round, for the next twelve Bnt while we -have been in a state of Upended motion, the" world and all the pebbles snd parasites clinging to its surface, joys, sorrows, loves; nates, incidents and accidents, nave been circling on, and we are now obliged to mak a push jidcatch a -i i.i Christmas Holidays. These have passed oS very quietly, 60 far. A few Christmas guns have been fired, about and a few quarters" expended in pop-crackers, by the nrcains. We have not seen or heard of a fight or rowe of any kind in the City for the last four days, and if there has been any extra drunkenness it was not exhibited bathe streets.

lOuf energetic Mayor with the aid of his vigilant police force, eeems to have inspired evil doers, with' a whole- eome dread, and the eonsequence is, that roguery and other species of deviltry are greatly diminished and the a time, at least, snowed under, Amusement and Poar-Several little affairs We transpired, calculated tt6 pass off the time ffleasantly and agreeably among which were the procession of the D. Q. Lb, the burlesque tournament, the crowning of the, Queen, besides the Ladies' Fair at the Senate Chamber; the erection of a Christmas treeand the presentation of a silver, cup to the' Superintendent Of the Baptist Sunday School at Deaf and Dumb Chapel an account of which may be given to-morrow. Moving. People' are' moving- pretty' extensively.

The furniture wagons may be seen moving in eyery direction between showers, and we cannot but pity the ladies who are subject to the tearing down and putting np process of moving in such awfully muddy weather. Whyj cannot rents be arranged to begin and end at some other time of the year, than about Christmas say about the first of May, as iff the custom in many towns and cities It would be much-more plea sant; much less troublesome; and there would lie a great deal less sin committed in connection vim the subject 'j The Weather. We have had quite an auorU 'meat of Weather since our last Cool, windy, rainy, foggy, sloppy, muddy, dismal, shiney, murky, warm; the latter predominating in an unusual degree for the season. On Tuesday night ve sat reading Our Mutual Friend until ten o'clock jwith our coat and without Are in tfie room 'jj and was awakehed on Wednesday morning by the -buzzing of flies, flitting about as lively, independent and -aossy as on a summer's morning. Up to the time of going to press the Weather continues warm, withja-pros-pect of more rain, and we fear much damage will result from the consequent Escaped Jail Two men in Jail in this place-! upon a charge of faro dealing, made their escape on Tuesday, and have probably gone beyond the jurisdiction Of our town authorities by this time.

P. S. We learn that xtneOof the above named as caught yesterday, near Aibury Station on the N. C. Railroad, brought hack and lodged again in the lock-up.

Closed. The retail bars were all closed in the City, by order of Hardin, from Saturday night last, until next Richmond Medical Journal. We have received the January number of this Journal a prospectus of which lias been published in the Standard for some weeks past! The number before us contains many interesting and well -written articles, the professional merit of which we do not pretend to decide npon but the high character of the writers wQl entitle them to the attention of the profession. We would especially direct the attention of Medical men to the Journal at this time, that they may commence with it at the beginning. If -they have not already sent on their names.

The terms are fivedollars, if paid within three months, or ten dollars if paid after that time. Christmas A tree was gotten up for the benefit and delight of the schol ars of the Baptist Sabbath School on Tuesday' night, at the Chapel of the Deaf and Jumb Asy- lum, by the friends "of the sehoot'--To-morrow we will give a mor detailed account of the proceedings on the occasion In he nteantime, we. are requested by the Superintendent to say that if any of the scholars failed to receive their -presets they can get them, by applymar io him tiiat if any of the were' overlooked, it was umntentional, and he wishes such, if any, to mane the fact known to v' I The D. Q. I.

Toiament. We had in-" tended to make a more extended notice of the" Tournament on bnt not having at hand we necessary and Torwant of space, must contractthenoMcemtoafewllnesi- LL Therelwereseventeenoomptitors representing localities the names of which we do ot care to mention, eyen ifrememhered, clu' uuuer ne direction of Mr, Wm. Stronach, Chief Herald, the the of tho the of the latest ews litems. i WasMiistoit Jfewa-aad. Gossip 1 aslungtonT dateVof.the 23d; bTiiig tMihe jollowuig items iTTTWOTiTTATrnw 'I tVtito xrf -Ji xS XorK Uity.

with a of J600.000., was antnonea to-aay; rNCRKASlNO DEFLATION" OF THB The official statement of the Treasure to -day shows the National Bank circulation to increase oi uywaru ui has been issued during the present rarEBNAiT jus vm uk tjecision xnk OI7SB" RECEIPTS." u- The law in reference to' stamumsr reGeirjte for warehouses haa been heretofore construed so as to require these receipts to bear stamps according to the value of the goods involved. hus, the greater the value of goods, borne on the receipt the higher- would; be the de nomination ot the stamp to be used. The Commissioner has just decided that no re-iceipflbr warehouse goods requires -a stamp of a higher tienomination than twenty-five cents. THE HEW BANKRUPT BIUL J-iiis dui, wuicn in an its provisions is similar to that of thelast sessio'n, has been introduced, read a second, time, and referred to the select committee. The suggestion made by Edwin James has been adopted bv the committee, and little doubt is.

entertained but that it will become a law this It provides a system, of voluntary and com- jBulsory bankruptcy, and is clear and simple ly its ue tans, relieving rxne nonesc ana pun- isning me irauuuienc ueotor. THE PRESIDENT'S FIRST BECEPTION. The first reception will be given by the President on New Year's day, but no others will be given until after the recess of Con gress, and the reception rooms can be newly It is not probable thatj there will oe any levee neia untu eoruary; a month at least, being required to place the Execu tive mansion in a respectable condition. THE! CABINET CHARGES. Among the on dits in political circles there is one that Senator I)oolittle of Wisconsin will -probablyj take the place of Secretary Harlin the Cabinet in a very short time.

Mr. Harlih's i intention to retire is well known. i PARDON BtJSINESS DTJIX. The issuing of pardons has almost entire- ly ceased. About a dozen requisitions were made to-day for North Carolina cases all of the twenty thousand dollar THE SOUTHERN DELEGATIONS.

The Southern delegations, Senators and all, having decided to go home and wait the action! of Congress, called to-day upon the Jfresident and notrhedhim 01 their intention. They expect to return and be admitted by the 4th 01 next March. MINISTER CAXPBELL HIS INSTRUCTIONS. The instructions of our. new Minister to Mexico, who is ordered at once to his post, and to remain near President Juarez, are 01 so 'a character that the Imperial party will not be long in aseertaininof the policy of the United States Government.

j- 1 1 SoBth Carellna Gov. Orr to Secretary Seward. On receipt of the telegram announcing to Governor Orr that he might assume the of fice of Governor South Carolina, he sent the following reply to the Secretary of State: Columbia, 8. Dec, 22, 1865. Hon.

H. Skwabd, Secretary of State The Legislature adjourned yesterday at noon. oT. has returned to his home in Greenville. Your dispatch has been for warded to him by mail.

It will be very gratifying to the people of South Carolina that her government has been entrusted toi offacers of their own selection. In their name I thank you for the tender of co-operation 01 the Government of the United States when found necessary in effecting the early restoration and permanent prosperity and weliare 01 the State. lou maybe assured 01 my unalterable purpose to aid in Upholding the supremacy of the laws 01 the United States, and in ad vancing the honor, interest and prosperity of a common country JAMES L. ORR, Governor of Suth Carolina. Great Christmas Day Riot ia HexandriaTeii Persons Killed aad Maay Weanded.

Washtngtoit, 26. The Star has a re port 01 a not in Alexandria on yesternay be tween the. whites and blacks, in which four of the former and six of the latter are said to have been- killed, besides a number wourlded. I It is reported that the disturbance lasted till late in the night. Shooting is now going on in various directions, but no particulars other than the above have been received, Hanible Harder 1b Iforfolk County.

A negro woman named Ann Harold, was murdered about 10 miles from Norfolk City recently jby. her mother, brother, two sisters and a black man called Charles After she had been beaten to death a billet of wood was seized by one of the parties and the brains of their victim dashed The body was, then stripped of -its clothing by the sisters. The case was on trial before the Freed- men's Court in Norfolk on Saturday, and the accused were sent on for trial before a military commission. -y Fears of an li strretnon Iu Mississippi. New Obijeans, Dec.

22. The "Vlcksburff Journal has advices, which it deems reliable, of ah alarming character from The people ot the country are reported to be flying to the towns for protection, and the negroes, are represented to be arming themselves, -who Claim that between now and Christmas the land: must be given thenvjor they will take it by force. The colored troops stationed in the countryv are espousing th cause of the negroes, and serious trouble is t-i The Walters Case Coneladed. New Yobk, Dec. 25.

The trial of Dr. "Walters, charged with the rape of a young lady whom he was attending professionally, was "concluded 'to-day. The prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to ten 'f years m- pnsonment in the State Penitentiary. ollceaien Beaten a Negro. I In Norfolk on Sunday night officers Ward and Murphy, of the Police, were attacked by whom they were endeavoring to ar-' rest, beaten 'Jy him: and a party of his associates so oaaiyk inat uieir injuries are thought to be 'j At the anniversary of the landine of the Pil- crrims.

in New York. Senator" Lane, of TniHiiTiA. ifn the course of his soeech before the New Ene-- me nonr, eDaorsea tne poucy 01 tne President and showed that his views were substantially in i harmony with those that will guide the action of ii. iavPi The members of the bar in attendance at the Supreme Court of Ohio, held a meetin? on the 2l8t msti to'elpress then regret" at the death of tt rm ft i xzuu. luuuuw vurwui, aiiu uu nonor vo nis An important meeting of the Fenians was held Sunday afternoon at Temperance HalL In -Washington.

Its object was the i discussion of certain questions in relation to the, recent divisions in the i rA. ionua paper says vessels -mug- ror-. some off the coast of the Gulf, waitine ibr. emi- grants to Brazil; were neither more nor less than'; 7 siavs iraaers gathering up unsuspecting negroes for transportation to Cuba and sale In the market there. r-ij i.fi It Is renorted that Colonel.

O'Mahonv liaa ta. ceiyed a dispatch from Stephens, the Irish Head Centre, calling for prompt and decisive actisn by the Fenians. The-crieis is said to be near at hand. l04 I negat Of are in of, to the ed complete, with new, type and materials of All jj a i vponnicu JJjr tmiiai uu w-Lvmuoiw and, are in toe "ef neatest manner; and at fair prices, all manner of Book and Job Work, from a book as big as Family Bible down to-fa In short, "all manner of. Jpb "iplairi.jDr in colors, can now be pertormea at ine manaara a style unsurpassed, and we ask those-wishing to get any kind of printing done, to come' round and examine samples of our work and we hare' no doubt we can give satisfaction La every, xiaiiroaa linage tione.

ine Kauroaa bridge across Jeuse rivet at Smithfleld, a temporary structure, was washed away by the freshet on Monday last The cars will meet at the place for present and passengers' put through with as' 1 1 little delay as -j Tke. 'Po'oiirA. tax has been levied by a called session of the' Court -of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of New Hanover County for the support of poor of that County, in pursuance of an act the Legislature at its recent that subject The Court levied a tax, of 15 cents on $100 of real estate, and poll tax of $3, for purpose. r- Collector Appointed. F.

A. Fuller. Wilmington, has been appointed collector of port of Newbern, in place of W. C. Loftin, removed.

Imperishable Teeth. Can the teeth be rendered imperishable Unquestionably they used daily, will render the enamel absolutely proof against decay, harden, the gums and expel from the whole dental apparatus every offensive and pernicious element Dry GoooX Etc. BULBERT MeLEAJf, AT THE EtiMET CUTHBERT STORE, CorneVof Pollock and Middle Streets, NEW BERNE, N. C. TTAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL AND! 1 complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS AND BOOTS AND SHOES, Which they will sell at reasonable prices at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The Dublic cenerallv are invited to CALL AND EXAMINE our stock. No trouble toTthow Ooodsl Orders by Express promptly attended to; Jew Berne, oct t4r 3mii I SELLING OFF AT COST Beinsr desirous of making- room for my Spring Goods, offer to the people of Raleigh and surrounding Co an trv. the remainder ofjnv Stock. consisting of Dry Goods, Boo ta and Shoes for La- Gent's and Misses' Hats, Ready-madaClotJj- rr-r "1 -fcT-A I 1 ii lug, ittosiery, anu iouoiih oi tut muub.

i dec 13 lw Pomeroy's Old Stand. VARNS AND SHEETINGS. 5 bales, 400 bunches Cotton Yarns, No. ,8 ti 400 io 400 I 12 ct 5 400 .) "as'rtedNos. 2,000 yds 4-4 Sheetings.

2.000 M. 10 pieces 4-4 Bleached Cottons. i In store and for sale by dec 22 tf B. P. WILLIAMSON CO.

UN HERE EVERYBODY I HENRT D. FENDT, Corner of Hillsboro' and FfVerything for Children and grown Candies of all kinds. Toys of all descriptions, Can- ay Toys, trench (jandies, Kasins. uitron, ijur-rante, Cocoanut Candy, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Nuts. Dolls of all sizes.

Permmerv. choice, rare Apples, Fox Crackers, Cigars, good assortment lot Irish Potatoes, by the barrel or retail, Onions, dec. rereons will hndthe above articles cheaper than ant in the Lec 19 tf HENRY D. FENDT Office North-State Irm and Brass Works, Raleigh, N. Dec.

25th, 18641 rpHE FIRM OF SHAY, WILLIAMSON B. P. Williamson, Raleigh, N. is appointed sole Agent to close up the business. dec 23 tjan 24th I Office of Norta State Iroa ana Brass Works, Raleish.

N. Dec. 25th, 18 AVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT TO close up the business of Shay, illiamson Co." I hereby notify all creditors to presient their claims, and all debtors to come forward and settle. vv i All the personal affects of the firm will be sbl for cash at Auction on Thursday, January 25th, I860, at the omce 01 the Company in Kaleigh. jj.

r. YviiiiAigUJr Agenn. lec S5J tjaffis J. HOLDEN (With Powers Poole, Wholesale Grocers and dealers in Whiskeys, Wines, Ales, Cigars, corner 01 ontn jront ana uraven streets, riew.uerne,jN. j.

novay tr JC. BULTFSON, O. K. COLGBOVB, S. TDTTtB.

J. M. RUX.IFSON WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries," Provisions; Wares, Wines, and Liquors, corner Middle and South Front Streets, Hew Berne; I Would call attention of the Merchants of NorthHjarolma to the tact that we have just re ceived a complete assortment of all goods in; our line, ana are prepared to nil orders promptly, and WUuaraniee sausiacuon to our patrons. oct2 mpdj -i SHACKELFORD, HAAS I Grocers and Commision 7 Merchants, Not 32: North-water Street, Wilmington, N. C.

Jvefebbncss. Baker, cxwner Raleigh, jk. ti. wregory, -c John Everett. Robert Sloan and Rich'd Sterling, Greensboro, ill.

IT a YTrrTfiY sep IS 3m7 FIRM. f- The undersigned have associated themselves for the purpose of establishing in Raleigh an Auction and Commission House, and General Agency for selling and buying property of all kinds, collecting ClaimB, and transacting all sorts of i One of the firm being a practicing Lawyefc we are prepared to give legal advice, examinej adjust titles, draw conveyances and attend to professional business generally, both in and out 1 oi we courts. ine name ot tne nrm is ii hr BABHAM BROTHERSi ki Two doors above Farriss' Store J. Q. A.

Babham, w. K. Barttam SCHENCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT, I Jacob B. Schenck, Proprietor, No. TO Maiden Lanet New York.

Woodworth Planing Tongueing and Grdving jaaenmes easa anu uiuia rortaDie and Stationary Steam Engines and Boilers page's Circular Saw "Mills of most approved construction, of all sizes rnd all kinds of Machinery tor-working Wood- or Iron. AIbq a superior Orders solkited, which will receive prompt attention. Price lists and circulars can kha rwrm um pwortn, Jfisqs. Newberni' James 3. iWhitehurst Tarboro Bobt.

Green, Greenville, W. S. B. -BEHJ'. H.

nABlrN. jr ct.co3Dnssiojr hocse. 4 Al? BJE BP IN rTMDJ UNDERSIGNED HAV ESTABLISHED a Commission and Forwardiner House in Wilmington, and jofier their services for the sals or uotton, JNavat stores, bheeting, cotton Tobacco. Bacon, Flour, fec. and to purchase for.

mercnanta or others, any goods sold In this' marsec -r v. -Office No. 2, South Water Street, up 0 H. N. Bbowh, Hillsboro', E.Bbock Holdbs, Leashurg.

sept, omiw i I i i i i 1 Nev Tobk, from tins port to Mobile, is ashore on Bar shoala, and ia fulr of water." The. crew mnaea paieiy.wiLa laDie i Cottoaflnn sale LfiOO.bales at si to 53 1 naval UUil -r-, Newu Adveiliseirients. fancy Printing, i BOOKANIJ JOB' PRIffTIHG AH. Kinds, un ki Executed with Kettness -r: i i- and Dispatch at the STAND AED OFFICE, (On Hargett Street) Having all the FACILITIES, a SUPERIOR FOREMAN, who la well acquainted with the best styles of Northern printing, an entirely NEW STOCK of material, Faper, Inks and Presses, we prepared to do the: BEST ASD CHEAPEST- PRINTING the State. BOOKS PRINTED AND BOUND.

We are also 'prepared to contract for this kind work, having -laid in a new assortment BOOK TYPE, and made necessary arrangements secure good binding. One or more papers or periodicals can also he printed ini the Standard office. Publishers who design' issuing new papers or periodicals, either of-a literary, rural or scientllkvcharacter, can have sucn papers or perioqicais pnniea our omce, without making a large outlay of capital in pur chasing presses, inks and other material. Being determined to do printing of all kinds in best manner, we will guarantee satisfaction. Terms.

Cash, LIST OF LETTERS. Hemaining UTicaUedfor at the Jbitt Office in Raleigh, JV. December 25A, 1865. LADIES' LIST. Armstead, Mrs.

Solly Allsbrook, Miss C. Bunch, Miss S. A. Baker, Mary (col'd) Barnes, Mrs. Sallie 7 ,1 Cellv.

Miss Judv Cameron, Miss Susan Cane, Miss Hannah O. Fields, Mrs. Maria Chalmers, Mrs. A. E.

Ferguson Mrs. Ann Ti Gales, Mrs. Eliza 2 Hughes, I Miss Nancy Johnson, E. A. Johnson, Mrs.

Charlotte Lnnn, Miss Mary 3 Lewis, Mrs. Emily Olive, Miss Phebe Proctor, Mrs. J. M. Pollard, S.

Reaves, jMrs. Betty Reade, Miss Octavia MS' Saunders, Mrs. HL GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Auger, Mr. Valentine Badders, J.

P. Lieut. liarcas, vol. J. M.

Beardslfey, H. H. Blacknau, Dr. G. W.

Burgess, CoL J. B. Cannon, Thos. i Bryant, Jordan (col'd) Brown, as. a.

Boon. Wesley Burrows Blair, Messrs Caves, MS. Exline, Capt. T. R.

2 Mr Finley, E. J. Ferguson, Andrew Gorrell, Dr. L. W.

Goddin, Rev. N. A. H. II Horton, A B.

Harrison, Rufus TP-na N. Franks J. W. 2 Garland, J. W.

2 GoochJ Thomas, i u. Hill, Thomas Samuel 11 OS KJ 118, a. 1, Pride Jones, Jones, William King, S. C. Kirke, Geo.

W. 2 Kilmer, Albert King, John Miller Brooks, Jno. A. Moore, J. Edwin.

2 Moore. Jas. Matthews, W. Mann, Gen. W.

A. J. O'Chaver, Timothy Passmore, Mr. A Perry, David Poole, Needham Rumley, David Ray, J. M.

Reddish, Garrot Smith, Capt Jno. W. Saunders, L. Tonsy, H. D.

Rhodes, Capt. Jno, Roles, Rumn Reaves, Abraham Spencer, Haywood! state Journal. Shepherd, B. Tucker, Scott Thompson, Dick Unchurch, B. VanMyck, Wm.

Wrlston, A H. Weston, (col' man.) Waughton, Unas. "Persons calling for the above letters will please say they are advertised, also give date, i dec 35 It AJNUKEW MIUUKK, r. at. North-Carolina MatuI Fire Insuraace tompaay.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM-bers of the North-Carolina Mutual Fire Insu rance Company will be held in this City, on the 9th day of January, 1866. Aar, 1nr i TT QATTTTI 8't UM, 4- M-M MU A AA, yiLSON SELECT SCHOOL. The Spring session will commence on the sec ond Monday in January, and continue twenty weeks. Tuition per session, in specie or its equiv alent, I iTimary.j&ngusn urancnes, rrom 910 to 'Higher .25 Latin and Greek, 80 Only a limited nnmber of students will be re ceived. s.

Fotfurther particulars address dec 28 lOt -Wilson, C. Sills on London, IN SUMS OF; 1 AND UPWARDS, fob sAiiB bt S. T. JONES, BANKERS, SEWBESN, IS. C.

dec 28 lm 1 THE CHILDREN OF MRS. ELCET ANN INGRAM, whose maiden name was GOUGH, may hear of something to their advan tage by applying to F. COLORING, Counsellor at 1AW, 3 uourt Btreet, uoston, Mass. I I dec 28-lm 1 J. R.

BLOSSOM Sc WILMINGTON 'N. C. Will promptly forward Cotton and other produce consigned to Blossom Brothers, Commission Merchants, New York. 1 nov 10 8m9 -If- ASON HAMLIN'S CABINET 1VL ORGANS. f.

Powerful' and cheap loud voiced and low priced for Parlors; Schools and Churches. These instruments have the automatic swelL knee stop, and double bellows, and are the finest instruments now Steinway ft Son's celebrated Piano ones oi every siyie ior saie Dy 1 Cj CHARLES S. 1- jAgeut for the above jno. so w. Fayette BalUmdre, Md 4r-3mf SMWki (Ti OP ARTIf ERSHIP NOTICE.

The undersigned have to-dav firmed a Conart- nership: under -the name and style of James Ll, Hathaway. formerly Hathaway Wilmington, for the transaction of a Shipi ping and General Commission business in the City of New York, at 171 Pearl Street i JAMES L. HATHAWAY, oot24r-Sm8 WM, SL UTLEY. i tion the tn one set day and I roauceana mercnanaise, anu uiBo mo ic uw s- purchase of Real Estate and State and other Stocks, we will give our personal attention: 1 We are Agents for Murray's North-Carolina -semi-weeklyLme of fiteamships between and New: York, and for sailing vessels for; 'Baltimore, Philadelphia and other ports in 'the United States, and for different ports in the West" Indies. Thus it.

will be'seen that we are furnished by our own vessels with the amplest facilities1 for the speedy transportation of Freight and Passen- gers. But in addition to is. a fine of Ocean Steamships on the same-route, and- -a tri-weekly line of Steamers by inland route through Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal to Nor- Philadelphia and New York hence Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation of their freight to us, can rely with confidence on its speedy transit' ggr We will make liberal advances on consign- ments. All letters addressed, to us on the subject of -freight, oron any other business, will be promptly JOHN TX WHITFORD, frGEOBGE dux; -dec 5 197 tf 10 WM. Cw WHITFORD; i t.

TOODWARD A WIN 4r COl, Dry Goods and Cotton ComnSssioh Merchants. Nos. 9 11 Hanover St. 1 110 Duane Street, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK. Receive Consignments and make Cash advances.

Oft iy 3mo, -SiA I rtORSWEIL, WEBB COi LB General Commission Merchants, ior tne saie ox Grain, Tobacco Shingles, Lumber, Turpentine, f-N. W. Corner Pratt Frederick 8ta.r?:s? (Up Stairs,) Baltimore. 1 -v Particular zers of all Groceries and Uquora. 24 H.

McRARY; General Commisstori Merchants Have recently been appointed -Agents for. tha State of North-Carolina, the and also Agents of tiie Unadulterated Flour of Bone Cnahy.fc We expect a supply 6f these invaluable fer- tilizers in a short timerand sdlicit oi-dera forlthe same from our old -customers and farmers gener- -iq-eol- AELAN MACAULAT, E. BTENHOCSB. "ij QTENHOUSE MACAtriJLY, -Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, at our Old Standi Trade Street Char- ft N. Cl.

Purchase and sellCotton.and all other Produce, 1 shiuTcommand oxui a Business -entrusted to us vvowiA-nAl attanHAn .1 aEFEBE NCKS. yruoll ouiuic, chiefs and wamors, tor themselves tor the. Shoshonee nation, do hereby agree, ond consent, to the said nmendmentto the said treaty and do stipulate that the same shall be and is hereby ac- cepted and adopted as one of the articles thereof, and forever binding upon them and their said nation." -I -L In witness whereof the said Commissioner and the Superintendent of Indian Afiairs in the Terri-tory of Utah, on tqe part of the United States, and the said chiefs and warriors, on the part of the Shoshonee -have- hereunto set their-handsthis eighteenth day of -November, A. D. TlAlei-h.

Dunlop, Moncure Cov, Richmond, Kent, Paine A Msjtin Petersburg, augl4 tfl. WHOLESALE GROCERS and Commission corner 8outh Front and Middle Btreete, New Uerne, Nelson. Hamilton Ar Honghi; Wholesale Grocers and mercnanw, 60 VeBey Street, New York. JAMES DUANE DOTY, H. IRISH, Supt.

Indm Affairs. Pokatello, his Toomontso, i his mark. 4'' Sanpitz, 1'-5Civi his Tahkwetoonah. his Omashee (Jno;) Pokatello's his I si? 'H'Vtw .4 Reed, Secretary of Utah Ty. -V 5- fD.

B. Hnntington, U. 8. Ind. Interpreter.

rr! Willis Special Interpreter. -( sept 80 mpd7 7 I mwr -7 W. Oi" WHTCTOBD. Now! therefore; be' It known that Abraham Lincoln, President of the; Uniied States pf Amer- of the Senate, as in their resolution of and fifty, or probably hundred in cultivatmg-condition'M i 't Persons wishing to buyf rent or lease, would do well to examine the. above named lands.

'For further particulars, address the subscriber at Kins-ton, c. jy 1 My lands are situated in Lenoir County, eleven miles north of Kinston, on the Greenville road, dec 28-ttjan 10 JOHN IL COWARD. TTn1ve8Jjp iroRTBf -itoib- This Institution was" opened for the Ireception of Students on the 12th of. February, 1795, and its exercises have never been suspended the intervening seventy years. if--'' Its.

Faculty consists of. a President and ten Pro .4. JUir w. RECEIVING, FOBWABDINU I General Vessel if r. COMMISSION 1 MERCHANTS No.

8 South William AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Personal alton-pid tcj the sale of AGEirrsj yoB-i' the seventh! of. March, one thousand eiehtliuu- dred and 6ixty-fonr, accept," ratify, and confirm' the said witn tne amenamenv as aiore- said. ''i5 In festimonv whereof I have Biened the same wijth. my, handiand have caused the, seal of nited states XO: oe amxea. u.

at the citv ot vvasninerton. mis seven- vf8- Uan7 Martindale and Samuel v-arshals and Messrs. George anfl Tho Liberal advances made on eonsignment. jf by Col. James fessors, and their instructions embrace Language T11.

11 "mrxi i.i Tt term of twenty weeks, are' at uresent fronr to $200. The 'next Term-will begin January 12tii, S1S0 k. nAxmyMmimni Kaieign, u. nov S-i-amS- 5 1 (Formerly COMMISSION i J-JLNCULtW. By the WiLLiAk H.

Sbwabd, Secretary of States HATHAWAY, mtM3, NlM.rMABTii Son Co 15ff MERCHANT, viu lu. owAiM, im ju rresiaeni ynapeiiiui, jwmsay, Mr. Charles martt was de "are the successful Knight the next most valiant being Messrs. Harry Martindale and Edwin anrt 'wmngtr tte Qneen of Lpve Jfa 'm off at tlie Ladies' Ealt1 In the senate Chamber, when Mr. eartt selected and, owaedMies Annie Murrrayas Queen iw5 Me 8elected UU Maggie Fentress, as jZ of Honor, and Mr.

Edwin Parish Miss a. AUen as Seoend Maid of Honor. Everything toa2umed tte most chivalrous manner, aa ojirth and good immor prevailed. Tl fANUFACTURERS OF BORING TOOLS, I Rtam Eiipines and Boilers: dealers in Port XjL' bu engagement, as private Tutor, a gentleman's family, where by.teachinsr an -iticjunonu, va. I HAVE RESUMED MY OLD BTJSINESS, and! respectfully solicit eonsignments of kinds of PRODUCE, to the sale of which I will devote my best efforts rmfi WALTER K.

MARTTNj rfflrA in A-wtifhson's Ware House, corner -of 'J able Saw and Hand Lathes, Planers, hour of two in the evening, he' can; compensate the privilege of a BUUr-uUens, uurer-x uneucsy xuxue QHV.aa9 Scroll and Independent Jaw, ChtMkar Depot foe Banks, Dinmore Platform, or an interview, apply at this office or. addres Canal and 8th StreetSv; 1 POST OFFICE BOZ123, dec 28 tf. Ralekrhl Ni. C. Jieam, Railroad Tack, cat ana uaj pcaies.

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