CITY AHD biATxJ 1XJSJU.SS.- vurau.w Jlaasbem of tho Two Araalea of
.. s Generals or sad Lee. . ; '
Rev. Dr. Dreme. I The report of tbe Kc
W ar reouwted to announce, that Dr. Deems ".- "7 mawcr et nt-tory in regard to which
will preach tu the Preibyteriaa Church oa Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock, and la th Mtbodit Church
at alot. v t'.L'-w" r'V"
Christ Ctiuicb eonjrregalioa iu this eity propoM
to tiUblUa a tnuaioa, to b called 8t Paul's Church,
to bs located an Misalonery BiU. Tba friend of
lb enterprise throughout the Stat, art oUeittd to
contribute to It. Donations should b forwarded
to tar. Dr. Afason, Rector of Christ Cburcb:
Gen.-Rugtr bas issued an order, calling
upon all persons to whom bore or Bale were
loaned by tba government last summer, to return
tbeoi at one to CpL Garoutt la this city, or to
A. M. BoUnsoa, Oxford, or N. S, Johnson at
Fayetteville. tba stock will b sold at Oxford
Dee, 17th, at fayelteville, 3rd Jan. and in this city
on tba tub of Jan.
Ladii fall. Tba ladies connected with the
Episcopal congregation bar held a Fair for several
nights, and wa learn bars done welt Tba object
we baderstand is to build Sunday school room
with tba proceeds.
v Advertleemeut.
.t!).eMjeade, attention i called t our advertise
log columns.
llassra. Fancette A Bro. Commission merchants!
Newbern, bare opened Store. Seacard.
A good tauner wanted bjr Dr. Jones of Tarboro.
Houses for sal and real by Baker, Cowper & Co.
1. A. Thurston offers bis stock of Boots k Shoes
; at Cost, .y'v, -r':k: ,:-'''r: ': - "' 1
Messrs. Mitchell A Allen Newbera, bars a fin
Stock..
Messrs. Baker, Cowper & Ca.j-iavit attention to
. many articles. ...
Ssllivo at CoT Mr. Jan. UcKimmon offers
h:i goods at cost.
Tba Granite Shoal Cotton Factory in Catawba
Co., 1 for sal. It 1 desirable property.
CMauTMa Girrs Mr. P. Tbeim at bis variety
tor' offer many nioa thing. -
Davenport Female Colleg will open Its exercises
otttlie 20ib of Feb. under the Presidency of Rev. J,
R. Griffsth. It is a good school in rw.qd.loction.
Rout Oil.. This nseful article Is manufactured
in ajiy quantity by ifessrs. Martin Jt lUllelt of
Wilmington. '
.Louisburg Female College opens on the second
-"Weedneiday in January nader tba Presidency of
Rev. T. JI. ones.
X'uinrjrra--Cerron . See Mr. Dasc-y' ji
. tionl Vi .' . 1-
Murfreesburo Female College opened its exerci
ses iu October last. ''I .
' Andrew i Bardia of Wilmington are agents for
Wilder' Patent Salamander Safe.
St. Mary's School open lis 47th session on the
17 th of Jan. v j
Wo. C. Doub's School open it next session on
tb 18th Jan. .'
maco interest ha been fe It br th. nublia. W
refer to the strength of tba Army if the Tot,
mac, nndor the immediate command of OoneraJ
Meadej but directly by the Lieutenant C-neral,
at tba two important periods of tba spring; M
1864, and the spring of 18G5. General JdVade
eroewl th Rapidao, on tho 4th of May, 1864,
with 120,380. General Grant aaja, in bin r
P0"' that "by i'i o'elock of the moraine. 0! the
Cth, be (Genera) Burnside) waa leading his corp
into action nearthe Wildemea tavern," Burn
ide force (the Niutb corps) nambervil- XO.QOO
ten. Thus, A the aecond battle (Wthlrnei)
after cross, ag'tyo Rapidan, General Mcn.l v had.
under bit immediate command, one hundred and
fortyJd thousand troop. From the boat in
formiuon w eit obtain. Genvrvl Loe'a army
commenced this scrips or battle thi.ut oeventy
thousand strong, and received no reinf reeinnt,
exrpt the sfliall of tbree or f.mr thounand
that came from the Vallev undi-r Drecktaride.
sbortry befcre the battle of Cnid Harbor. Alter
the batlU of Spotsylvania Cuort House, rein
h rcements, it) lure number, were aent lo Gen
eral Grant from WaHlungton rand upon iiia b.rm
ing a junction with General Botlrrj he waarfein
forced by tbe whole atrength of the Army of tb
Jamea. In tb meantime Genera I bad Wa
oompelled to weaken himself by sending Ureck
inridge back to the Vnlley, and dispatohingK
Ifi wth "Oi fifteen or twenty th uantt men.
to meet Ilunter, then moving oa.. Lyiioriburg.-,
ThiSreduotion of force waa not compemiaied by
the accession gained from th ptrns in of Rich
mobd and the furce between this dry and I'eiera
bur: onder B?uregurd.
OnJJhe ltof Mareh, I8G5, a month before
the filial and oooefui assault on Lee's linen,
the atrength of th army of the I'l'tumm i giv
en by Secretarv Stanton a 103,73. This was
the "available force present for duty. The ex
act MrenKtB of tho army of th James, at that
date, is not stated; but the number of ttnnp
preaeot for duty in tbe Department of Virginia,
waa 45,986.., These, without doubt, were nrlj
all with General Sutler. Added to the armv ol
the Potomsa, they make 1 49 259. It wa undf r
stood in Richmond that, in addiiton to UN nutu
ber here giveo. General Grant was receiving
heavy reinforcesin' all through March, and it
is known that towards tb close of that month,
he waa joined j Generl Sheridan wwh his
splendid cavalry. Altogether, it teem proha
ble that the force in front of Kiehmond, and Pe
tersburg nearly ajiprotimeted, if it did nc reach,
200,000. To meet this immense array, General
Lee could muster not more than forty thousand
men. j The number surrendered by bim is stated
in thj report a '7 805 ; but we believe the num
ber on duty, with arms in their hands, the mold
ing of the day on which the surrender was made,
did not reaoh 8,000. If it be said that ' 40 000
men behind such-defence as had been construc
ted around this city, ought to have been able to
resist. 200.000. tbeTenrvfa-tfaathe-akilful mn
nosuvering of General Grant compelled General
Lee to to extend bi lines that bis works were
Where bis line
F.nou-r. ka trampired siee the war prove
luat the ri.olhi'i o i': iile r m - t v d?noiui 01
nu'ne irCMneilistion. . Tfcey hv with on
erd ku wU ked thrniselets afiet v vanaaisbed
Tiy u-ru br ccept.ii the br.isd atont eth
of Fr- id-r ",f(.i,ii..,n without bi iio or re
serve. 1 Ti e.t' Wfned. by futting" ihtrwwlr
promuiljr into ithe na b wiii-H be in is li-4 would
takrt them back itttn t!i Vui"tt s Tbvy reid tbe
!e4er he aigurd thi m as l'lovisioual feot'eruor.
nj ire'ea thr h witN all rrspeet enJ ecpnitcuc
though mnr of them bud never betore '' th'
men w ttieir chuce. ' They electcil cone.itoo
iiposed. fw tlte mit part, of men la full s.'W)
thy aiib the g veratuut, and these convention
remodeled the t-ta'e constitution ia siibtUiil ac-
cordance with the nire"tions of Preaidcnt John
'O. Thlr Xeg nUtnrc bsve been ttimtd with
a similur auxiety to -.tifr the government "t
WnBhinpton, Webellev that there haaaot bra
anJ4. anoe of a priint boldiiit out by any
utbera cnuvt-Btion or l.et(iiatur gunt any o
itoitattoa r t r.ii.icnt Jot)uoa lor ti e aaoptioa o
any measure thst In Ilia viw would facilitate th
wrk of reconstruction. It but that theeleo
t ns for ftwt fficer and "fw t'onj;rewinea have
been lo many uuetrfelary. Tet there is no
evident' that such elections were inspired by op
position to the g..voroiu.a. iber is roa to oe-
lieve that such elections were tufluenncd by per
?onl priltiictitins nd prejadices, rather tfasa by
political motive. At H'fventa, taking th action
of the Somber penpl sieee th e.eo of the war
os M, it & s kurn emmently reaannabl a d
proper, hiswy m'ghfbe ewshed without finding
another in-ttatce of a vafcjatslied p(We aubmitting.
with so etiod a grace. ' flooo iy would hsvevent'ir
etl to pie iiof it i year ago. It ft opioffd t every
eitl eonception f ttiepriu4-aud-rmpracticabicnar.
acter of Ue noutneru peouie.
Ttie gi e.it qiieaion of the day is, now that we
have thi JUpIav ot o I sen- and good feeling in
the Suuiherii peoole. wheibor W shall euourac
it, and iunke the nest of It, or Uicet It with distruat
and aversion. It is a shame thai there should be
such a question. Thu iluty of the government nd,
of the Aori hern people to the premise ought to o
pi tin enough to sveiy ijb lo exclude a'1 qutiou.
A victo mthe war w areuoun.l hy every man
ly ntiinut to generoit pHcy of rt-flonCilifttion.
At Vutm men, ;a coniUteat devotlnn it that esuse
in the name of which the terrible ti nprle wa
maintaiued, wear morally obliged, in eonsintency.
10 do ourutioot to have the Union fully restored
just o soon a it ran bo done iMy, and without
seeHfio of principle. AH cacrjftco 1 f principle, it
is true, ouht t be ojun.scil, 1 he lime 01 merino-
iog principle to the '-otith tor tbe sake of concilia
tion and peace bus pna.icd forever. ' There wit
never be auoiher cAmpromiBe sf right with th
South, and we thiink heaven for it. Hut nuthing
of the kind is asked,, -for ... now. The only anoritice
that is asked for in a acrilie of feetiag. That ought
to be made to the last title, urery old ltucwity
and resentment should be utterly cleared from our
souls. Every memory of former wroni should be
effaced forerr. The favorable disiwxition of the
Suulhern iieoole shoul 1 be met with a true broth
erlv spirit, and the war slwultl bi made Oiear for
their early return to b -eniov Men of the common
birthrif ht. Thev are a sutl'urinir people. The war
has left ihera dctolaU. Poverty liroodg ft-om the
tlnuiio to the l!io Grande ' No clung i powibl
jintii after the sectiritiOK and blessiniti of tfte von
sJiU'itm are restored. "Tbe 'political and soeTaTsy-
tm of the South mut be relieved fioia all bneer-
r n: jlve a n i u i c.
U tb America Tt lecrap Comf any.
t -i . . Wbla(ttt Mat;rt "
, Vxbhioto!, Doe, 15
T.i q'ieti..n a to whether tb Pteaidewt'a
pardim resbwra tb recipient to ! political and
civil right, was argued in thb Suprem Court
to day, and will b continued next Friday.
Th deciaione by th naval Court Martial in
th cae of Ctn.ol re Cikveo for re'u-i"g lo
accepffb arrenderof tb St.mwall, and sut
pending hint for two years ha been set id by
th Secretary of th Navy, and restore Craven
to duty.
Cotton in New York ha declined, aka 1400
bate, at 40 to SO cts; Naval Store quiet ; Gold
146i.
, .; . ludlaua '
v , Wawoto, Dec 10.
Indiana ha officially notified th Secretary of
State, to-day of th Ratification of th Oohsli-
lutional amendment, i -
Tr Cisb Porui.4Tiox.-ln the Indiana
Sta e constitution there i clauoe owhibillrs ae.
groes from aoteriogth Slate. The Indian donate
ha refused to ratify a smon.bneat reoeallnit that
clause A bill prohibiting latminarnaae between
white and hloi.s ha bvu introduecd tutu th At
absuia Legislature,' i , t
RAXXXGIZ KONET MAKKiTT.
Ctrtd dnilg y JOllS O. Willi AM CO.
. Mntkfl mmii Vtrnttr in CraAatae. .
1 Buvisa Ravis, '' '
If C. Bank .Voter Chariotle 38, Miners A Planter
40, tod Lexington 30. Bank of N 0., Cape Fear, 40.
Farmer's, 87. Merchants 40. UoxborodO. Wades
boro 25. JhomviP Ui Wilmington (Si Com,
mere 25; Washington, Fayettevilte, Ctareudon,
Yancey villa, Vl Ureenilmro' Mutual, 30.
, Virginia tiauaaotes, average, so
South Carolina do do . - Is
Georgia do do ' ; 121
Coix tiold $1 44 ,' Silver I 40.
Codpok Old Korth Carolina, S : North Caro
lina Railroad coupons, Bo.
Bond. North Carolina, 6. Nine coupon at.
tacbed,78, - ,
Kicbanga on New York soiling at premium. -
Ualclsh Money Market.
Rilti Katicri Baak.' if -"North Caroliii.
Buying Ratet. . ,
. 0. AK NOTk.
Bank f Wadesbora ti
! - Wtiming ua, 1
" WMbtngUin,
Ysneeyvills H
Coavaemlat, Wiimint'a JJ
Farmers, Oreenitboro, . ttf
wreeiuboro Mutual, J 'J
Merchants, Keaberue,
Oxford Female Collcg.
Tb1naefatigabl proprietor and President Mr. J.
II. Mills.of this institution ha recently purchased th
fin building of 8t. John's College, Oxford, and
will open tba Female Colleg in those building on
the 12 of Feb. next. Hi success show what energy
and tact will accomplish. Tb Grand Lodge of
tbe Slat sold tb buildings to Mr. Mills for $8,000.
- Ceugrtsloua'l.
WaaHtKGT0if.' Dc.14. In tb Senate,) Mr.
Foot; of Vermont, announced tbe death of Sena
tor Coliamer and -offered tba usual resolution of
respect to memory of deceased. i
tie vera! other (Senator joined ia paying tri
bute oi esteem.
In the House oi Representatives, th following
- committee was appointed to take into consider
tion the condition of tbe Ue o-oalled Confeder
ate biate : '
Stevens, of Pa-, Whburno, of I"-. MorrilL of
. Vt., Guthrie, of Ky., Bingham, of Ohio, Conk
lin, of N. Y., Boutwell, of Mass., Ctow, ol Up.,
and Koirera. of N. Y. ..-
The Uoum reoIvedThars1l papi which may
b otl'ored in relation to the condition of tb lt
so-called Conkderato Sta'ea, shall be referred
without debate and no member (ball be admitted
from either of aid States, or'eliher of them " en
titled to representation, uutil Congreu thali o de
cide, - - ; - - - , . :, .. .;
- fceverai eulogies wsr deliver4 oa death of late
Senator Coliamer. J -
Covereor lvlect of Georgia to be Inamara'ed.
iliLienct viLLf, Gi Dec 14. Provisional
Governor Juhnsoo sent dispatch to th legisla
ture, thi morning, from President Johnson, sta
ting that tbe Governor elect, Mr. Jenkins, should
be inaugurated in a few days, when tho former
would ftcc-tva instractioos rellie to being re
; lieved.' 1 ..''.',- : ' ' :
The President alio highly commend tie
administration and course of the provisional gov
ernor. . ;
Negro Ut-iStTectlon.
Wittin the past two wk, w bav noticed in
our exchange from different part of the Union,
paragraph to relation to threatened negro insur
rections. We have purpoaely refrained irom pub
lishing them for reasou wbi;k wo deem perfectly
aatislaotorr. We have at the same lime rceied
iuklinn ol the deviltry batching among disaffes
tednvgrot in our own eitr and wiciuity, which
we have kept from th public, for reasons squally
.satisfactory. ' VVe speak of it now 'to let the pub-
lia know that we have not been asleep in regrd
to those affair which ere Interesting to (very no-.
fortunate white peraon. '" ' ( .1, . .
How far tbe military auihoriiie of tbTs section
ore posted in regard lo tbe movement of th di
affBtied u monks," of course, wo are anabS) to
elate, hut bar officient reason tobeliev they are
wak to tbe important events of the day.
That there i a partinlly, or fully organiied pljt
of rascality on foot amoi g the recently freed ne
groes, wa bavs not tbesligb:est doubt 1 hey have
imbibed the 'idea that the property of their lale
owners is to be divided among them by the Uni
ted States auihoriiie ; and it b. become nece
eiry recently, to disabuse their minds of this idea,
by direct order from high military' an horny
-'1 aey da Jot like it, of course, and w caa ery
readily see the natural tendency of tbe negr mind
when he see hi hope diir.pi imed
Well, if white pepl WuUid exhibit a pniper
atnt-tiut of dicreua, they would lose no time in
)pricg fur a day wHcH mj require toeir pr. -oce
at jboir hcmei. The rtegroea rdji,it,
and if anyone doubts it, let bun goto th mlleient
dealer in powder, Uid, tapv and! fire arms, w tb
city of Newbern. Arte Urn Timet:
at no point suffioientlr manned,
wa nrst broken tba men stood teo or fifteen pa
oe apart. 1 :";.';T"".v'i.,S il'.J
TbM figures are given as matter of general
and Iiiatorio interest, and not, for tb saka of ma
king comparison or suggesting conclusion to
tho disparagement of either aid Rick, Whig.
; Th Bravest are tb XendereiU"
Th report of Lieutenant General Grant
how, in a very oonpiO'iou manner, tbe genes
roeity of bi temper, and w quota with pe
liar pleaHur his testimony, to tb good
conduct of tb men who lately confronted hi
army. ' H ay i "Let (us) then hope for per
petual pevc with that enemy wbose manhood
nowever mistaken to oaase, drew forib uoh
herculean deed of valor." ,' . '
This testimt.ny est not Deeded, for th civil
ised world hid awarded o praise for bravery
nod fortitude; by I w hail , thi announcement
from the Commander in Chief with peculiar sat
isfaction, it a contrast to th narrow and ec
tional"views of Sumner, Wilson and Co. In
contrast with these gentlemen who never smelt
gunpowdr-on who deolined to head his reg
imetit we give this declaratiog of the Com man-,
der-in-Cbiel, and regard it as an ev'i,denc of tbe
magnanimity of tba man Norfolk' Virginian.
' '" ';- B F.Butler.
Tbe following rfaolution wa recently present
ed to tbe House of Representative of Viruinis
by Mr. Hurst of Norfolk: ,
Whereat;, It is currently reported and gener
ally b. lieved that the ceMirated Hadtlr8tin
General 15 F. 13 u tier is about to take charge of
tin military department, witb powersex.raordi-
Bry, tkorafora, . - "V . :
Rcoteed; That whatever mony may remain
in the State Treasury be immediately divided
amone the widoaa and oruhnn of deceased anl-
diera, and Oourier be di.Dulolied in fhfrtsrtisurl
oounte requesting tbe peopl to secret Cr bury
tbeir plat. .' .. --, 1
; Tb reading of the resolution gave rise to con
siderable merriment, and wa laid on tho lull
on motion of Mr. Ellis. .. '
taintv. su l reooive th-t stimulus that can come on
ly from a participation ia all tbe failure of Ameri
can lit. :.. ..'.;,:
And speed v consummation 1 just as needful for
the nation at larire as for the Son'h. The national
finnneei.'ss all admit, are bset with peril. Tbey
rest 00 a foundation of irredeemable paper, which
never baa been and never caa., be a safe bai.
What is more noceMiary than all els to stay up the
national crexlit, and restore soundness to all the bu
siness operations of -th emtitef,-ia-a regaining 0
something like the em uilibrium oiirsue between
thi and foreign lnd. Wuf th'' prp4nderanae
must continue to be scores of millions agaiust us
until the great Southern staples are reproduced and
surjolied for export. . As a prerequisite to that, tli
South must azuin be vit ibted with th life-blood of
our institution Keep her under the iron herd ol
a mil iter r covernnient, and thure will be no more
chance of her acquiring energy, and thrift tho
there is in the ease of Mciico. Treat horwiih
karehnens and she will yield toliscoarairement or.
what wooHf bo still woi-ee, to rancor and. yiodlctire-
sm. lbe Stetttb. would be worse, even, than a par
alysed limb upon our body piHitio. It would bsao
inour ihle ulcer, cankering and consuming the very
life ol our nation! system.
Of any specificmeasure of reconstruction, wdo
not now peak. We do notregatd it a a qaa-iiiou of
measures so nucti s 01 upmi. 1 a iruiy unsrai
spirit prevail la t5onrre, and it would very easily
atMtp4Ll the mealies, neitdful for last, safe and
quieit rrconetructi.nu 1taving-tha spirit, ' Presi- ,
dent Ji.hnscm h torned reconstruction to its pres
ent ttttge in a wonuertiiiiy jort tuna lie has
m tde no concession of p- i- oi i.le, and yet he has in
spired the Njuiliein people with uuli ofifideno in
his good will and f drnesa. that ttiftre is nnthjmrhe
ajjtsil thgjiLjL'cJL'!'jj ' ..'' ..' " ctigeTTUliy accord.
No msn, lo-dny, is more populnr with tbe South
thn he. Conrre htm but to o tmplete the work of
reoontliuotion 111 the sum generous- spirit to bind
the South to it. and to iuprccnt Northern con.tit
uents wiii hook of tteel. It ha but to show adit-
position to smooth Sod facilitate, rather than im
pede an I bur, to obtain ir -m the South a ready a
c"6m7tiiiMtt-fr'wrry-- reasotiabhr-requiieineiit--
b beet gt -en to tlieexprvs desire or fre-nltnt
Johnson.. Evepy man in Congress who refuses to
show this pi'it. od di-vo'es biiuneir to the pepet
nation of bitterness towards the Houth. onght to be
accountei a public enemy. Ncm Turk !, -
Bank of Csps Far. f
" cnerlotta, , 3i
'1 Coiamere, IS
" "TTarendon, 14
Fayette 111, U
' D. Carolina 4
Roiho'O, 49
Thomavlller"TorMiners Planter:
Virginia Bank notes, avsrsge, 2')
Routh Caroliua " . JH
Georgia " . ' lUfr
Coiw Gold, 1,43: silver 1,31.
Corross Old .lorth Carolina. 60: Worth Caro
una Hall Kosa Coupons, 8A.
iMHo jiorth Uarnima t)s. nin coupons on.7l.
ionang en new 1 on telling at f premium.
T J. M1TCUKI.L, . 0K0. AtlEN,
I 31hciliell Si Allen, :
MTiolesale Dealers In T
POtLOCK STREET,
11
AVI IS "TORI, AND OfFKa FOR SALE
RAX.SIOU M1HKBT.
Rtmttd awl avrwas y JORDAN WOMBLK, Or
r wid (,imuuuu jnmm or U- t4
e C'Mrry Veeliws. '
; Dec. 18, 1865,
Flops family, 13 00
Kxtra Superflna, II 00
Huperfiue, lo 60
Coat per bushel, 80
bicos per pound, dull, ... 12
Lard- per pound, It
itcTTia per pound, dull 40
Chioxms (Spring,) 15
Kous per dossn, 15
CvaisB retail, per pound, . '-.
Am. green, per bushel, r 00
PaiCUs dried, per bushel, J 60
Potatoss Irimh, per bushel, 60
Potatobs tiweet, 75
UNtoit per bushel, I 60
basr on boot, per ponad, . I
- retail, . . t2j
FatsH PohK per pound, (reulll 16
Mill-per bushel, (street price), 1 00
Uorrs per pound, (retail 45
Sueaa Crushed, per pound ' : ' 35
, Wbtte Uoffee, c 9(1
, Light Brown,
t Common Brown.
Pus red and whits, per outhel, T5
Ponoxa-er cwt r. tt t 7-
Oartia beaf, t
lUr -uewcrop, per ewt., Jj
Tobacco per pound, (manufae
Jackto
A letter has beed lat 1 received by tb memWn
of tt,e Second Bap i-t Church ia Richmond, frwta
tb KW; J. L. il.'L'uny, of A'.tbama, declining the
pastorate of the church which was tendered bim
Unit atitc,'
RCPDDUTIOH IN MlgDISSIPPI. Th
(Mi.s ) Clarion say :
On Monday last the most aweening repudia
ting resolution ever presorted lo a deliberate as
sembly was adopted bv tho Senate, It declares
that debt against the Stat, whether on aecwunt
of salaries of ( ffioers. Treasury notes, 'change
bill or otherwise, originating between the (lib
day f January, IbCl. and the 16tb day of Octo
ber, 1861; sod th Treasurer of the Mate ia
hereby directed not to pay any warrant or claim
bused upon any each demand : and all receivers
bf public moneys are hireby forbidden Jta receive
any suou warrant or demand for due to the
gift.
... v..':' , I, 1 11 ' ' ' I'.'? ''" ''--.-'-'-GroaotA
.si!iATofts. Ia Georgia ihcro am a
number of n a nips mentioned for United State
Senator. Th winet prominent are Henry K.
Jackeofl, Herschel V Julinsjn, atid Provisional
Governor Jamea Johnson. Luems J. Gartrell
and Jame S. Seward are also spoken of. The
choice -uf th Le-iilnture. would certainly fall
almoet unanimously on Howell Cobb for one of
th senator, but be refuted to bo candidal.
(,'enrgt t'fgtstotloV It jl(l to tbe Fi'cedmen
Iravlslhal Govcruor Juhnsoo Ask to be
- Relieved. , . , .,
MiLLMievvaLK, Ga . Dc. 11. The Sentte 1
lias paed a 1-ili reuUting contracts between
ma-trr tnd eertnnt If for ovpr one month it
must be iu writing ; work hour to be from sin- j
riirt to uiitt, aiiJ nervunt to 1 responsible for
damnglng the mns'er a property ; Was forfeited
by leavinu before the expirntiou of contract, Tho
employer iniiV dittchsriie l'.r dntoljedience, drunk-
cnu, imniorHliiy, want of respect or for. ieav- ;
in-service, entiomg servants away, oinxluinean-
ors to he poiiiKbalile wiH a liiie ot jJoot), or uu-Dri-onment
for four iiiontlis.
- I b House retuwd t coneitier me reaoluliim
fixing a day for lite flection of Uiu;d fo'uitea 1
Senator br a vote of 90 to fG.
l'rrisionl Governor Johnson sent a telegram
Ivt nj;;ht to Waxhing'on akm te be relieved,
and anking that the tJov, rnof elc-ct, Jeiikm, b
allowed lo take fct vmnv. 1 .
to red).
Corros in bale, per ewt., ' ' '
Corro Ysaa per bunch,
-BxaswAXper pound,. -
KAOS- t lean cotton, per rou
Laa -per bead
retail, pot penad.
Salt per sack 4 bushel
ruAissiD per busel.
Maiia ner pound, by tbe keg, -
Pnax for Bacoa. -
Tubhip per bushel
t5CP
20
-ao.
3 60
10
to i 00 Oft
to 11 60
to- ' 11 0
to 1 00
t ' M
to : 80
to 80
to 80
t. I . 86
to 1 60
to ; 8
. to -U '
to 80
to a
to , 10
to 30
to j SO
to ' I 10
to ' 60
to 00
to
,. , ao
to 1 00
-to 1 16
to ,1
to ! 1 00
to '' 60
to ; 85
to , I 8,
to ;
" . -6J
to ll
to 60
to t 20
to 1 DO
to 126
to IA
to 00
For Sale.
"VTEW TORE" Ooshsa as i Grsysra, Ta. Butler
AM ohssp to elo enilrnoenk.
liAKElt, COWPER. & CO.
Dee IS 1 tf j '
J. u
tU.".f .
wn ' !
Arch'd loans, Carrctt & Co..
Manufaetitrs and Wbo'eials Dealers ia
CLOTHING,
Z1 CHAMBERS STREET, ,
Nearly oppoilu Nw Citv Ball. ;
II t N HT 1 fOBTER, '
C W. OAHKETf,
, : VTX. H. WHlTgJlgAD,
; K. YCliii,
la tb Alhtma House. Uf. Bmilb of tboctaw, ba
inttoduced a bill to prohibit (he marriage, &c, b
tweea the white sad black racer luler-uisrri ige
is made felony by th bill, puuiababl by imprison
ment ior the while j and branding and whipping for
the Begroe. Other disreputable eounectiutis be
tween the raessuet th whites to a fine ofene
thousand dollars, and imprisonment in the county
Jail for twelv monthlt. 1 be other pirtiea 10 tbe
crime ar to roen "one iiuaured msuos on in or
her bar back." : - ,
Th CoNt:avATive KieetrBui.CA. Penstois
lfoa:lta,t WisconiB, antl UtXiijC-TiC t:auect.cut,
wilt be among the first in the J-at U niake sjm er U.
Cs oppowtig the Hauc pmposltioa lor a j ot t com
mute ol fifteen au the quetioo of reconstmctton.
It may be added her tlu.t the lmbiished statement
that juiut rvMiution of that nature tequiie t:isig
natuieeftue rrcsiden ta entirely erroDeoua.
pu, Carre. G.'a. ...
A Sat Affair.
1 We undcts .nd that Jas, A.tonofMr, AM Cow
an, c tine to bis death in a t ery sad aud deplorable
waydnj bcf.ire yo Wvd.iy.. Th l'l ng-d aitout sis
years, wss uaweil.anl hi fa: her adiniiiiiterei to
hitu a soull (jn 'tititf if pi-it, sod ItKHn the
eaiel Coutaiutog toe remainder in his iowh. left.
bim a!oa fof a short time. When he returned he j
found th child in the act of swal1oing mor. 1
Medical at'endance wm procured, but in del
tUni of nil reiue-iies, he died in t, 11 or twelve hours.
Pi 11-les lwpdT
Nw Toax.
For S.ilc.
AW an4Miella""M f..ka. e
1 HA.KliK, COWl'Kll & CO.
December 1 5-1 09-If
Jt 4ossa Assorted Locks, . '
1W psirs Biagas, i
, il l gross Surtwi,
80 d s Kairei sad Torki,
)S44ea Poekut kuives, -
101 da Taper, Cross Cut, Mill F and 0-
. : ; , i lard FiUa, , '
--- --A full assartaiaot of -
CAItrENTEPvvS', ' . r '
COOPEHS', . : .
MACHINISTS, ' "
. , , JtLACIvSMITIIS. '
. , . . TL'UrKXTlNE, ,
-'' -.--;'-'.f..ii..J. A .,, I
PAl'LEItS' TOOLS,
t which w luviU 'parileular atWaiioa, . .
". .. -A L 8 0 ' ":'..
10 kega Horss Bhees, ' . j '
ItO kegs Cat and Wroagbt Ntl't, ... .
10 setts Bugty as 4 Wajna Ktus,
It stts Baggy aed Wagon Kpeksa;
". 1 satts Eugy sod Wsj(b llshs and Axles,
' lilt Ladles and 0al F.U1.., Bridles, U.ro,
Vtp, Collars, Ac
Jet Dtgs Phot, , ' , '
64 kegs Powder,. .
Hasd, Cross Cut an 4 Cirealargtwa, 1 I "
Leather u4 llubfter Belting, ;
! Bar tad Sheet fro and Lead, 0
Tia and Hllw War. , . : . , ' r .
Webarsasd ar seostiatly reeslvlag j
riouglii,Shovtlit, '
lloo, Az, Fotki, " , 1 1 -Straw
Cuttera, Corn Shellott, &n
sottt AUKWTt vo rii crttsKArrti -QUXEXOr
TUS SOUTH COOKSIOYS.
" ; ' ALSO ! -.- ,
. .'" aotw ro ' " 1 ' i '
FAIRBASK'U PLATFORM k COCJiTK SCALES,
. AND
E V A K' S k WATSOKB
CELEBRATED FIUI5 k '
r : : iiUuLAii-i'iiOOF safes,
which w sail at ataautaoturer'a priooa.
NawbtrB.K.C, Out, IT, 1864 61 1m. , .
- Selling Off P
- - -- " r. . . I v
OUR LARGE STOCK
TA1.LV Ji. V.
ipuS tPllSJ ' E.-olrtX OF Till ft -
imos uo lb ru t (nondaj lo Jariunt r i.ait.
Tl.a jr.te
of lerd it" Itt tu n t i. ,s 1
dojAK. Ad dross tit a nrtueipaJ at tHt"fi.
Iee,lt Ui Sw.
'.'IlUlbboro N: C SlilHarr An;In:y.
rrtUK SIXTH SS5SI0S 4 month. OF T
Aead-mv will k.-gtn un M tuday, the lat dy of J,
ary,
tireir fu.-ninhiid oc itrpl'estioa to t
J. IS. WIIITK,
Kuporaito.i'.ii.t: ,
I7i!lithnrn, !. !, li Sw. .
" H .i.d r,J w II ,;. e,'P).
jj i.. n- -f , , , . , i, iiflTTB-1 i ,
A LAHut: AN'D G liN F.HAL' STOCK
'.'' . or.
GOODS COST
OXE OF TJ! E LA A" GEST A ND B .'
STOCKS OF GOODS AV TIW
STATE.
WS lVlU, FELL 1 UE nSMAISDE'tt OF Of
Ittif. New sod Lft'ge Ht-iek of rilspl an I 1-
ry IKV 0UOld, 11 A I b, blluKS AND NOTIOX:;
AT COST!
. C,niDiielni Mtwilsy, Decmtxir Hfh, f r the r
ansa f aikta r for bur Spring purohaVss. j
Uoods ibail k sold at tttt.
-. jF Sn h im or homhug ahouC what w inten t
do. viro a call, aud bseoanuoed of the fact. ".
W. II. & 11 S. TUCKEH.
It'iKh, feeuihr IS 18-St ,
Drj Goods,
Boots ana Shfrcs, Uzt$,
... Groceries, I
Llijnors, etc
y ' i
M shsap a tho advertising t sell !
. - LOUISliU HO
fpnB EXKHCISE3 OrTTJia rJJSTITCTI
J. will bejrift oa ths second Weduasttar ta Jatmn
LouUbut ia ia Franklin Counts. N O.. alos
fr ia IfrankiuitoB Sta:twa, oa the Kalelb and Oat
batlruaii.
B -tao tha.a po nti there la a dallv stairs Ji
oB.eotiBg with tratos going North aid South.
, TheeoaisauBity In which ths College is located,
Ruttid fur health uial raSusment. inlelliif uu c
ohrititn morality.
Ainarcluig pupils wil1 b treated a member f t
I'rerttleM's tuoiilv. and their ei.
in health and siBe, will rweiv st tet sttenti
7hsOMTs ef alutlv reautaila fiir rHi.iu,n
be tteusij grate of schotamhip, high) tare
tion, tharoaph sai syXtuatie. Parents are rq,u
w instruct ttteir laughtara. Hot to parsae more ti
on or two a lr a suuias la eoneactiaa with tha t
lege eosrra.
i'upiie will have seeess to a good library, and t
joy the h'ueUt of loeiuras wtlk apparatus for illutt.
tiag tbs ssprrnaaotal seieneea,
Uovernmant uf the pnpl will b mild and parol
elve, hnl Hria and deel ied.
Btriotatt.uuun will ha paid ths moral sad reliio.
eulttire. .- i
,Ho uniform will b rsiuired for the present. F ,
travsganos ta dress will not be sneouragad. I'Uj
will not hs permitted to contract dabts. '
Book and stationery will be furniihsd at tb C
legs... .
i harff will be the ism as those adopted ia t
OrMiMhurs t'emale Cullsgw before ths war, vis
lieanl, per soaiioo of month, exclusive of
waahlng and lights, . -
Tuition la regular course including Latin,
KXTRA STUDIES.
Maafe ea P laaa.aod UuiUrfach, -Vreoehasd
Drawiug, each, ....
rainuag in vtk - tu .
tteoilis Work. . . , , f,
The shove char Ass. t kanaid ia snaeia. ar IM,,,
alunt In eurraaoy. One half in advance f. th a
uimuJor at-Ui close ef th seasina. Earn pupil
furalah one pair ef sheet, aud pillow ease, and t
fit
SO
J"
in
f a
Dae, ll-Ut'-tf.
T. SL: JONES.
AT G O S T !
Ki gamnao er noBMDie,
We wUl ao be aadartold.
Iks proof ef th pmUiag," A.
- KELLCGaTWHEELER w-
OLU KTAMD OF . U.rfJN(l.)
Dae, ISrrl, tfl0 KT tf. ,
MtLLl.VU OUT AT COST.
BKfKti Kgsiaoirs or makinq hoom for
P'lo Uiioda, I sow oftor to tb eitliana of 1
lyh aos turruBotliiir country, ths raniaioder of '
nook, eonamltng of Ilry tionda, Bimta, tho i
Oants, Ladies and Mi-s' Kaeily-matte Cloth;.
Hats, Uu,uiy aad i otlnns of all hinds.
At. ilOSJENUAUJI,
Pomarcy's Old Stand.
Kaisleh, Daoember ll-ltiT lw.
Goods at Cost,
. COKKIPJ-INO IN AT 0
MeTlmg; Doluiop, - - - -
Alpaoca, Vt'intu,
S'
Stop the Thief:
uf tbe 1 1 tb lost, tv dxk Clay PbH Mare; fce in
U- years old, with blf rk mane asd t II, st,l a wit
fomad aeliaal tha bant suiaitl ia ths eonntry. Hhe
Was arwly .n.idi aar wiatnars er very low ler an
animalnnt bavins' d-tula I w.ll give tlfyd4lars
for the M ar d fifty dollars for th thief, th wa
oarrisd n doobi, Raleigh.
U-19T Jtpd.
-JJOTTOH FACTORY FOR SALE.
WJS WILL bKLL TUB. " BRAS If K BnOAL
I f Oottt-u "aetorf", s"s s ins uf one full let f
CarJibg and Spinning aiaohlnM, all ia first rata order
ana as laui ma aaw, eapotla af titrning off let)
itiehes Kara every Jt hars t- Toe water power is
ens or In bast a a 'I moat aVrura frost aaagar of btgh
water oa liia Catawba Kl .ar, is seraa miles bel iw
"Cat wba H atioa" & Wfiwra North Parolioa Kail
Hose, la ffiilas wast uf raltrbury, and "5 froia I bar-
lotte. A firetrate fsnaf D70 uotaa, lOo uf obieh Is
la eu tivatiua, will be said with th Jftrtury tf doalied.
in ere at s two story awaiting boutua and store
(.are, and Bseeasary numliar of etig, i to acooiutno-
ate toeoperativea. f'.r partiaalaea, ckII on
, CLAlili & rUWj'.LIi,
Caiarb4i:tiiou,JJC.
Dorembar 14, ISi-IOt-lOt, Ai tZ
For Sale.
j'
The Jisti tiguiilic-1 ll.tt h'Hl:tt divine, He Rev.
Dr. rVbon, of Anshviile, breached loan immense au
dieoceatth Cooper IeetuuU, in Awkorkoa
I liuatlav.
A. T Htvrt, the 1'7 pooU.oiIlio.ire Not
York, airnwig his oth'r posiotMi, owns both the
&f Nk-h .-la anii th Met.ip)!ii hott.-! the
Boti"t!m of . fl4oM f'r,: !.l!ttr root!,
providing liiiB wita pocket money to hvf cigara
witit talid fieaMlbh. '-' ' ,,f
"-.Ex-Smato C'l.-tT. 'We; " lcara ' fron tbe
llldme-'ilte A'ateni Adtocatt, that 11 the pro
perty of C. C Ci'ay, Jr., tiow a pri0!nrr, b bjen
put in fr.:i vi coiiliwation by the Ue'tft-.l
is jte Dtrti ict Att-rney. 1 be LeieLturt cf ths'
iula ha petiuotiid lb I're.idtint U reiea hitu
ou hi parole. 1 - ..
,) IIOUSKJ ASD A.OIB ea uimsoro ftreel o'
4i haute twestnry, has s rooms with t" pises ia
eaoh, and ose roo without if plee, The other
bouse has fuc rooms with firs plane lo each all t
eeawry eat haare and oa acre ef taod
The uriea forth ahevs preperty vary n"i)arAta,
with annaal pavments for three fourths of lbs pur
etiaaaaioBay, aad interst from da(,. Tula to prop
erty retained aattl all ta pareaaa aaoaey is p tin.
-also-.- - jA. ":
A Very Bus kou, bin rooms, au i Tuir aer-s of
4'eWEa,cowrEK&co.
Ralolgh, Deoooiherlt W tljao.
.lust Received, j
i' stt riates, - . v,' .
400 cits ta aud Saonert, . . - ;
lar Dacantors, . . , ..
llar'fuiubl.ers. - .."
llt bitter Uotllrs, ' .
Kerueena Lainpa aud ("hlmofre, r
at 4 Faysttaviria Su-evt, italelh, K. 0,
by 1, x. CA ttBA W A Y,
, ' , .. W lTfl 11A&T & Li, WIS.
RalelEh, Soreaiber Jt .$-tf.
rirtrh and Pillo Cam Linen, TaLU Clolls,
ttjtliiti,-), Ifoaii tics, . '
A'anaook; iwi ami Mull Muliaa,
Hoop Skiris, UJmortila,
IJoot,'Jl)oe, Hat, Cap, CJotLs,
tja-AtinefOSj " - s . - -
I Flannrl' liobttrj, Gloves, cto, oto.
These to'idi are all aw. bavins- bees t,Ur,!i.
dnriutha la.t season, lif tld .un,)ttirr M.t ,
pahlio gojrily sr invit'rt o eall and eramit
JAMES JlcKiMMOX
RaUdgh, December H 10i-lwi ;
t URlhl HA I ClIliliTMAfll t
Fk3e your ChiUrtn, .fSweellearts, fl'uti, a
Jtuabttutls.,
CtLL AT tH. TlltKM'rj 1.T0RI ASD EXAMI
t largeat and hamisi-aett Stock of ,x,
Uvuit, Toys and Coofct;onris of all drirctvt
tiO.Un worth of Panoy Oodf.
.nit eurtnof ud Confectioneries.
$lti,ltH) worth t) Jawolgi, Poriuaery, u.
iv j: cunisTMAS otFEinxc.
which will b sold at th lowest prlo.
CALL AND EXAMINE, - -
call and f.xami:;
call and examine
PH. TIIEM 8 Buiitifol Stek cf
T.V Gre.t in,luciutiut lo neruua i,y... ;
tj whl1 -ealo. fU. liliii-V-
Uecemher 14-lC8-tf.
. . - Ior Sale..-, ..' . . 7"
IsftlSTISO M tTtftlll.H, TYPE AVD'TIX-
X , tur and a lri e sue tingle cylinder Jf-a Power
free, 7 A it mehe, and aa sscaiual i-hmae hu
gina. Id gJol running nrJer. Api.lrto
W U CL.M.N'liilM, Agent,
December IS, lf,6-l'D fj.
House ar.il Let for Kerj.
IIT-Itt.liti KCNI!;i AT ToAXES' AlK'Tl
.If and,! vaiu.t.i,,u H,vi, turda. TWt
I bar ISth, nob s rokted tiva.it. ti. ..;...
H iaaotnii Lot on HaiuM M.ett, i ihw eitv of s '
egh. formailf tb ruweuee o( WiB) VV hn,hr
beaed. l he bUMi,.B. toi ti't
e'ta ol a lartre ad coicf.,ts,i,U AiLin i u .
a Urge ye,4, with alt tict-eeiiaryuiti hoQ.ee ,,,l ..
an acre of rjoeiU-nt gtiruuu grui.it.
iMiu, caaa to tnumi.
W . J "lt' M. TO'VLES, AltCi; '3rf ;
B ileiKO, 1)' CeicbKr li 1 7-4if)J.
J
Clasaical and Kathematical School.
It milt KaiU uf Udlcgh.'
L .1 -aen a a the Itth f Jarr, l(i, ,
. B ard ; par month. Xuitiua JU par seaiicu.
Light estra. ' -:.
AddrsM tile Pr'ncipil at Raleigh
WM. C. liVl'B, ri'ioclral.
1J1CI.
O AN V K W liO H II b i hi
r,rt, t i ,r T, rt ti.v,.ri) m
rultM a a o 0 A -re utu i i. K ,11
It in fcil.-t cotwioc c. iitjry. t lie i, r.,H
iona t-r wu an .i Li.t. .. n , t , . v
tl;a oat CitMlttSo'H a..-i'' e;'fir'.-.i ,j .
tonil iAn ittjt trt k-te-r v .., 4 ;:, . , .j P
bt,glv-45Jk.LJj.,;i l.ar 1 1 tt.e ir ,
u ol UA-.ie 4 " i'rt.t.. t i-p.-.i . :,
rn t U'U w.vu-hvv -,n.
pcc;vieU.on ov-fc.jr l I t.t ot J (.i.-.rv
J. L. tMNCi, ur
Ceteuiber J-lJ ;-.. -