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jjfctort ef jthe Standard, Printers to ;ihi- ohveh
tA Unit& otato. ;
IABG28T CIBCIH.fTl6N TO- THE CITT, LABSB8T Cm-
Tbe XXXVUIth CJongress iriU conyne t WasV'
ine'on cin Monday,' December 4th. , la Jthe Senate;
th.'Hoh-LifaVe'tte ,SJ Foster,, of ; Connecticut,
take the chair as President pro tem. sHith CoL J ohn
W. Forney, . of Pennsylvania as Secretary: ;:The.
majority of the 'Unionists is here so" heavy that it
can in no case be Overcome. except Jby division ; the
nlv ODDQsition Senutors i, entitled to'take seats
without inquiry being MessrsTWjight., and Stock-;
ton of ewmerseyf HuKaiew.rOT Pennsylvania, iuu
dle and Salusbury of Delaware, Davis and Powell of
Kentucky, R. Johnson f Maryland, ; Hendricks of
V Indiana,, McDpugall pt j California, and Nesmith ot
Oregdn 11 in all, to 38JJnionist&r ; If every State
lately in rebellion were to have Senators ffresent at
' the hour of t'penin th Session as several of them
will not,) and if each were to claim and hold his
seat,: there would still be a ' Unionist majority, So.
do more need be said of the Senate., j s
As to the House" the case is but little difiFerent
The Representatives who will; take seats, of course,
, are politically divided,-as, follows t'.
Union.
1
4
IT
8
11
'
5
8
6
8
Dem.
Maine,.
5 ,- .'
KaosaS,
tfew Hampshire," 8
Massachusetts, 10
Rhode 'Islaadt8
Connecticut ; 4
Verninot, - S
New York,tv"V'0
Kew Jersev, 8
PennsjlTMia, IS ,
Delaware, (
Maryland, A' -
K"ntnckr, ;
5
8
Ohio, 1 ; . i
Indiana. :
Jllinoia,
MishigiiD,
Wiacoosin
Minnesota,
IowJavjr.;';
Missoqri,. ;
Kevada,. '
California,'
11
8
8
rl
8
West Virginia, : . - .
Total 1 .Unionista - 143
Oregofl,
IV
Democrats 41
.The States whose ' reconstructioo" has not yet
been recognised and ratified by " Congress are enti- J
tied, when fully reorganized and recognized, to
send representatives as follows : j
Virginia,
ISorth Carolina,
South Carolina,
Georgia, :
Alabama,
Mississippi, ;j
'' 8 , Tennessee 8
7 Arkansas, 8
4 ' : Louisiana, , 8
H: Texas, 4k i
6 ', Florida, 1
5 Total, 58
Were all these admitted at the outset, without
demur or scrutiny, they would-Jiot all affiliate with
the Opposition,;' and," even if -they did, their com
bined strength would fall far short of a majority.
Their candidate for Speaker would fall fully 40 votes
behind, notwithstanding that sickness will prevent
the attendance of Several Unionists. : tl ':
- But tbe members from the States lately in revolt;
cannot take theTr seatjatlblJ jotttsiet, .aojas to -vote;
for Speaker and Clerk. ,.Nat even such- devoted
and unwsverio'g Unionists; as. . Horace Maynard,
representing a district that, though temporarily'
overborn e by Rebel bayonets, never faltered in nor
concealed its devotion to the Union, will ibe admit
ted without preliminary investigation and.scrutiny.
Our Copperheads never peeped when ther.Iast Con
; gress refused tp count the electoral votes- of Tennes
see, Arkansas; and Louisana for Lineoln,,; because
those States were " not in their proper relation to
the Union" when they voted ; and the same reason
will now prescribe an inquiry and report by a com
mittee before their. Representatives can be admitted
to seats, wA'-ViVi-'vy . "f.
-The recognition of a State which has been for
years inopea and deadly hostility to the. Union as
once more entitled to share in r the government of
that Union -by sending' members to Congress, is a
very grave act :- Ho mere clerk dare presume so far.
But each House, being first duly constituted, will
proceed to take up tbe claims of air persons pre
senting credentials from States lately . in : rebellion,
and act thereon as the Constitution -and laws shall
be found to prescribe. There is no hurry.'
' " s - . JTew York Tribune.
WIRZ'S DYING STATEMENT.
A short time previous to his execution Wirz gave
the following particulars concerning his life. He
was borr in the Canton of Solothurn, Switzerland,
in 1822 and when, quite young removed with his
parents to , Zurich where bis father carried on the
tailoring business until 1834,. when he took a posi
tion in the Custom House, which he still held when
the prisoner last heard from him.' Wirz married in
Switzerland a lady of aristocratic family with con
siderable 1 moneys but he soon, by i his profligate
habitsi. run through it Failing to agree, it wasar
ranged that they should seperate, be leaving for this
country -and allowing her to obtain a divorce. r:
When growiog upiWiri father wished him to stu
dy for the pulpit but-ho refused, preferring medi
cine, and ook a course at Zurich, where he gradua
ted. After arriving in this county he took another
course and graduated at Cleveland, Ohio. He was'
for two' years in a banking house ia Zurich, and af-
terwards traveled through Italy, not stepping long.
at any one place. ' ,
Wirz landed in New. York in 1649, and made an
effort to establish himself as a phvsician, but failed
because he could iot speak good English. He then
went to Connecticut, where hfe remained ' several
months, subsequently -4)e worked . in a factory in
Lawrence- Massachusetts .for 'a time, arid was soon
.engaged as interpreter in a factory three miles irom
Northampton;- wnert Germans" were employed ; waa
afterwards engaged ras superintendent of t a water
cure ectablwhment in Northampton, Massachusetts,
At the instance of a physician Wirz went with him
to Cadiz, Kentucky, where he maaried his present
wife, Elizabeth Savillslri 1 ?51- t Cadiz not offering
good opening hev went to Louisville and was su
perintendent of a water-cure establishment for some
ume' Wir3f afterwards took charge of one of Mr
Marshall's plantations,' near Natchez, -and in 1857
oved his fa mily. there : and remained nntil tbe
. treaking put of; the 'n-m
In the early part of the rebelHVri he enlisted In a
company called-the Madison IrifahtryV and remained
'th it until Atipus;:l8oI, doinu1-d d
Howard's Factory PrisoKirj Richmond. ! When the
prisoners commenced to arrive from first Bull Run
, ere was no list nd Wirz cpmmenced to make a
w He attracted the attention of Gene-
W.Winder;' and In a short fime, by - an order from
ll?e' )7" Department, wasrpiiced on detached ser
Jjce ln the South, with the rank of Sergeant.' In'
Mayv 186 he retDrned-tn Richmond nd waa tent:
ut to the attleof Fair Oaks, where he 'acted is.
I i aojutant 'Uenerarana .Aid to, Ueneral
eJohnsor andJja thls'Jbattt
a the right arm, from a.' piece of . shell, makin g it
fnece?RarT for.aijHaU'org5.cal operation to be per
Ml Wirz wa then: made AssiSUot Provost
marshal uf Manchester, but did hofjike the placed
na asked to be relieved, and, was placed on Win
Jet's Staff an i,".;i-.";rn.ij .
In fwn : . j- .
tHJ ITP, tA k.' . W J I A . - . .- .
When a K.J -J'.. t-lj . i.f....j :
ne was assigned to dutyvMjshief of the iecreV4
. but dislikinc' Uiis tnore 'than the Provost Mar-'
'ship, and hot succeeding id being relieved, be
ned a sick leaveHaotontharthirtdvVs
Tuscalcidsai arid, ha ittextended for tbtrrt 1
rti.eJ wa ordered in a few days to come imme 1
. j "LcbmonA. ;,ThFa4t tbfis time startrV
18C2 ' LP T'mn ' tDd Bee' Islehiyaaearly
ii i ' Wnett he came- td RTchtbdnd he.iwag made
af S police ia the Provdat" Marshal' office He
' I '- : .v 'ft-', v -; ... ii. -' :. :.: . .; ir. v ' ;'A
staid there two daysr!One day he met an ofBcer,
who told him they were' looking for somebody to
carry arms tov ther Transr-Mississippi Department:
He offered to carry them, and. soon received orders
from both the Secretary" of War and 'the Secretary
of thVNavy. j He went to Charleston and got some
fixed 'ammunition and guns that had just arrived
from England. ' ,Ue i went, as far as Meridian, and
had some trouble getting through Pembefton's De
partment ; j went to Port Hadon and could not
cross ion account of the gunboats Hartford and Al
batross. He then got a furlough to go to Europe
on account of vhis health EFe had a - furlough ' for
four months, botiveas so delayed that his furlough?
only lacked three weeks of being out when he land
ed atiLiverpooi. After : returning from Europe he
was ordered toAiigiatai to superintend the trans
Tportation; of prisoners- to Andersonville, -and in
March, 1864, was ..ordered by -General Winder to
.relieve his on at Anderson viile. " u
---With respect to his. fate he said : " As far as I
am ooracerned I have no hope of reprieve. ; These
things which : were done meaning Andersonville)
somebody t most suffer' for. 1 1 have nevervdenied
that the prisoners Vere mistreated; but It was' not
my feult I If I am the last one that is to sutler
death for the Southern Confederacy I am satisfied.,
I donot fear death. ' I -never saw a man shot nor
never shot one myself. That I will say as long as
I can say: it 1 never bunted prisoners with the
dogs, nor ij anything of that. kind. Unfortunately,
Gen, Winder is dead. v-If he was living I know be
'would come out and not let the innocent -ones suf
fer. I never could get Winder to set his foot on the
inside of that stockade. I don't know the reason.
I have no'complairits to make of the persons who
have- taken care of me here in. prison, nor do 1 have
any ;11 wi'l against any member of . that court mar
tial, nor the Judge Advocate. If I have against any
one it is they who have perjured themselves The
'man,1 who gave his name as Delabon, a grandson of
n !4 . . m ' .. .. 1
uen. Xiaiayette, will joe iouna out to ne a uerman
Jewj named Schaffer, a deserter from a New York
regiment? I went down info tbe yard to-day, and
there saw preparations being' made for the scaffold,
which would make most any .man flinch. I had no
such feelings. I cannot express it. ' It is not hard
hearted ness, but I had no such feelings. Anybody
who knows anything of military matters knowB that
one in command of thirty-five thousand men has to
be strict, hut when l am accused of conspiring with
Jefferson Davis and others it is all a lie. . ' .;
Wjrz has had two children, one of which, a girl,
ten years old, is living. He denies that he and his
second wife lived together unhappy, and that be
was'ever in the house of correjCtion in Zurich for for
eerv. Tbe latter rerart he says, originated from
the fact that a distant relative failed in business,
and was arrested on the charge of false bankruptcy.
He leaves no property for his family. His manner
of speaking was composed throughout; his state
ments were made in a remarkably direct manner,
considerine the surroundine circuai stances, and
none but a few of the least: importance were drawn
out;by any direct" questions.! .
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
T
IHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between W. H. Smith, Silas Ualsey and J. M. smel
sec, is this day by mutual consent, dissolved. J 11 Smelaer
reunng irom me arm, me ousinesa, as usual, win oe car
ried on in the name of W" II Smith A Co.
. ! W II. SMITH,
! SILAS HALSEY,
J. M. SMELZER.
Baleigb. Nor. 8. 19 tf
SMITH & CO.,
OAVJE JUST
K,EC?EXVJ1L
I ; " -- '
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S FURS,
LADIES' CLOAKS, i v
NOTIONS,
'. 1 ! GROCERIES, &c.
Give us a Call! We are bound to sell cheap, for
HJash.
W. H. SMITH & CO.
j 169 it
Raleiffb, Not. 2.
M. GRAUSMAN,
CLOTHIER AX & MERCHANT TAILOR,
Fayetteville St., Raleish, If. C.
W"W7 0ULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTBV.
4 w w tion of all hid customers and friends to his tint, and
selected stock of : I 1 . '
BROADCLOTH, i.
f i I DOESKINS,'
I ! CASSIMERES,
01 aiiKinas; ana pamcuiany tonis
1 IMPORTFI) GOODS.
! Garmfents will be rnadeup ia the best and latest
styles on reasonaoie terms. Njv
j His stock ;of Ready .Hade ClOthin;, suitable for
ll ages, is very large and "will be kepi complete by new
weekly arrivals from Northern cities. : ,i
I He also keeps a larsre assortment of Gents: Furnishing:
f , .11 J ' a .... Ti . ,T . .
igrooaa 01 an , aescnpiions . .onoes, , poow, - xiats, ana
good many other articles too numerous to mention,
i September 18. 1 j - -: - 128 tf
NORTU STATE IROIV AND BRASS WORKS.
'H'llw ONB' AND TWO-HORSE FLOWS,; COM-
. 850 one and two-horse Plow Castings, ready for
! wooding:. "! j ' " ' "
V: 2.B00 Plow Points and jLand Sides f ? - '
we nave on nana, tne best assortment or rattens tn
ithe State, and are Dreoared to furoiah on abort notice, all
kinds of MILL GBAKING. MJLL SPINDLES, and all
jMill Irons, and Iron and Brass CASTINGS ' that may be
ireauirecL.i '.-j a,' wSW . r -
i All repairs on STEAM ENGINES and on MILL IRONS
aone at tne snortest notice. ' f r .
Orders accompanied with the cash shall have our prompt
Raleigh, October '26. j'T ; , : J ; iKElm
. . stolen. .
EBOM THE, STABLJE OP ,THEoUBSCRIBER, AT
BDrine Hil I. near Ralieb,on the nierht ot the itth
ioat , two borsefrjiODe1 'Blatelr' Horsey 1 hand bigb.
nine veara old. oranoea - o on me rigai siae of i ne neca,-
nen t tuna loot wtiiu, nas ir seraicoes :. oaaij ;ana ire-
iqufcuiiy mis Disneni nina 1001 woeu jjiapainjf ; ineoioer
' 1 . - . . I J 1 . y V j u : u I 1 1
"a" on right side of tbe neck,: a white lace; on b.i left,
hind foot under the fetlock is a sore place, ragged tail, as,
if ea ten by males, 1. .' 1
: -. A liberal reward will be sriven for tbeir apprehension
and delivery to me. at Spring Bill dear Raleigby'or ai
f Jtaiergh. - , t-r"--tj
w.u.
UlAU
Rovemoer J.
l3-tft ;
HNSlJRANCE AGAnvs FIRlSABilS" THE
flJi; PERILS, OR INLAND TRANSPORTATION. -
'1 IKP01 of tHGERMANrHANOYER,T4AGtAand!
REPUBLIC Fire.loauranee ConrpantevNeW York.' Cap
: jtal over t3.00Q,( Oft. ' - f. ... 4 f v v r j -jC
MCflPKENCH'CONt'jfiCjiONERIES ' '
A'NOTHER.SrJPPLY OF,r CHOICE j ANIX DELIGHT--L
ful Frericb Candy, Dates, Citron, Nuts, Ac. -. ' ,
-V ' "WM S TUCKER. "
r-EaleighNov 1 : j! ita.tr '
DRESS GOODS,
. - j 1 . ?
CITY ADVERTISE
KELLOGG, WHEELER . & CO.
(Old 'Stand, of 8 H. Y'PUNG,):
Wholesale aiid Retail 'Mercluuita In
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS toD SHtES,
i
. ; HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES, &o.
LIQUORS I LIQUORS J ! LIQUORS J ! !
WE HAVE A LARGE 8T0CK OF
WHISKEY,
1.
BRANDY,
AND GIN,
Which we offer to Dealers by the Cask or Case, j - - "
, October 17. : 155 8m
PLATED WARE.
7E HAVE A BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF
Plated Tea Setts, 6 pieces eaeb,
Tea and Table Spoons,
Salt and Mnstard Spoons,
Forks and Caps.
Also Plated' Castors of the finest patterns, Napkin
Kings, AC., Ac. I .
These Goods are HADE TO ORDER EXPRESSLY FOR
OUR TRADE, a ft Of the best quality of slate on genuine
ALBATTA, Warranted full weight of SILVER, and
equal in appearance to solid silver ware.
For sale low at 44 Fayettevil le Street.
JJ.T. UAKKAWAY,
With Hart A Law is.
T OOK1NG GLASSES, at
. jLi . j 44 Fayetteville Street.
DRESSING COMBS, '
I At 44 Fayetteville Street.
THE CHILDREN NOT FORGOTTEN.
TfcOLLS FROM 25 cts to $3, at
M-M I 44 Fayetteville Street.
gi ENUINE DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO
WH I I At 44 Fayetteville Street.
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, Ac, i
j j At 44 FayettevUle Street.
BUGGY HARNESS
i At 44 Fayetteville Street.
Persons visttinz Raleizh. as well aa citizens, are invited
to caM in at 44 Fayetteville Street and see tbe variety of
us&f ULi Articles, i i
j D. T. CARRAWAY, '
I Willi Hart A Lkwis.
Octobers. ; H8 tf
MONUIVIENTS! MOMUMEISlTS!
THE SUBSCRIBERS !
WIHITEL.AW St CO.
KING.
DEO LEAVE
TO INFORM THEIR OLD FRIENDS
LP
and tbe citizens of the Stat generally, that having
re-ope nea taeir 1
MARBLE AND STONE WORKS,
On the Bnrut Block, at MAUNDERS Old
Stand, Fayetteville Street,
They are now prepared to furaish.
MONUMENTS,
VAULTS,
HEAD STONES,
SLABS,
MARBLE MANTLES, Ac
Bavin? associated with as one ot THE BEST j CAR
VERS IN THE COUNTRY, and from the arrangements
we hare made, we flatter oarselves that we can furnish. a 11
work in our line as cheap a it can be done in any North
ern city, for proof of which, call and examine our large
variety 01 designs ana oar hsi or prices. , j
We are also prepared to furnish ;
WINDOW SILLS,
, WINDOW CAPS,
j DOORSTEPS, &c, &a
And to contract tor ait arods or
STONE CUTTING AN D STONE MASONRY.
KING. WHIT EL AW &. CO.
Jko. Kino, liJlisoi.WHitia.AW, Wn Put.
II REFERS TO i
Geo. W. Mordbcal s.. Rev. Da. Masok, D. D.
J. M. Hbck, Esq.,
B P. Williamson A Co.
ISaiOGS 4 UODD,
- September 29.
K. P. Battlb, Esq.
140 8 m
PHOTOGRAPH
AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
fTlHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF IN-
JL formirfc the citizens , of North-Carolina that be has
taken the Photograph. Gallery formerly occupied by E.
Hunt, on Main S reet, renovated and refitted it in a first
class styie, and is nAw prepared to execute all kinds of
pictures known in bis line, from tbe smallest miniature
to a life size portrait colored in oil. Persons having pic
tures of deceased mends may send the likeness with de
scription of persoB color of hair, complexion, Ac , and
obtain a pic ture of aoy size, colored in oil. A splendid
stock of material always on hand. Plain and fancy cases,
frames and card dehintts made at the shortest notice.
The subscriber flatters himself that after a practical ex-
pertence or 3 years ne win oe aoie to please even tne
. most fastidious. He is determined to keep pace'' with the
times, and tbat noae may have cause to send work in his
line beyond. Raleigh to get it better executed, or on better
terms- - 1 '
Particular attentibo given to the making of Children's
Likenesses. .-
' Citizens and strangers are invited to call and examine
specimens of the art, whether they desire a likeness or
not ; over tbe store of M. Grausman, Main Street.' Cloudy
weatner inaKes no siaerence.
The trade can be furnished with instruments, stock and
materials. J. W; WATSON.
Raleigh, October 5. , ,145 3m
W. B. K1CH ARD60.
W. R. MILLER.
' NEW
BUSINESS.
INTELLIGENCE 'AND
' LAND AGENCY.
Tor
tbe Pnrchase ..and , Sale of Xand, Pro-
caring of Homes and Situations for
Freedmen.and others. : ,v. 't;,''
rWlBE UNDERSIGNED WILL ESTABLISH IN THIS
. M. city, on 1st Jaly "next, a Oenerai lBtelhfrence and
Land Asrencr Office: tor the pnrchase and sale Of Real Es
tate and other property ; also for the purpose of Procuring
Homes for tbe Freedmen and. others. Parties desiring to
...hire labor of any description Will do well to call on us. We
. wfll have connected witb our business a nrstrate Auetion4
eer for the Sale of Real Estate and other, property.4 Our
exDerienoe in businass srenerallr will, we trust, be a suf.
. neient recommendation to secure ns a liberal share of pat.
jonage. . . ,: ;- i i - i .,
Our office, for toe present, wuioe one door above the
Progrtu office.;
' RICHARDSON
A MILLER.
Raleigh, Jane 22,
m
- jm amiv m rti njw,a'lrMiwwAv
HfcRCHANT.
TrOALLIKlNDOEEKODUCBAND OTHER GOODSJ
' JC Special attention irlven to.the sale of FLOUR. BA- f
r.ni, Awn t.4Rn - '-. a;f ??!- 1
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
At' Old Stand 4th door," North side Hargett Street. Rat
eigh.NC.
7 August 11
O rii B BLS; FLOUR. T A RiOUg Brands.
OlIU For tale by - B WILLIAMSON A CO. .
:l- CITYnADVERTISEMENTS
NEW GOODS
AND
OLD LIQUORS
. . AT
WHITAKER'S.
1 A. WHITAKER HAS JU3TRECEIYED AN0TH
i er lot of new goods embracing all sorts of useful
FAMILY SUPPLIES,
together with an assortment of 1- '
GEUIAE OLD LIQUORS.
CHAMPAIGNE, .
; CONGRESS BOURBON WHISKEY,
OLD PORT WINE,
- j MADERIA,
SHERRY, CLARET, AC. r ,
j OLD HENNESAY LONDON DOCK BRAND y
VINTAGE OF 1840, Ac.
CHOICE LOT HAVANA tJIGARS.
For anything in the way of first rate
Groceries, ProTtsioiis, Liquors, &c,
Call on
E. A. WHITAKER, i
At bis old stand on Hargett Street
English Letter and Demi Paper.
100 reams white wove Letter ruled.
100 " white laid Demi unruled.
For Bale by the ream or case. !
Dealers would do well to call and examine. Buyers by
the quantity can secure a great bargain at
! E. A. WtllTAriEK M.
Raleigh. Sept. 14, 186S, 127 tf.
F ARRIS' COLUMNi
C. M. F ARRIS
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH
a New Stock of
with
FALL OOGDSL
Selected expressly for this Market,
Consisting in part of
BEAVER CLOTHS,
BROADCLOTHS,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH CASSIMERES,
SILK MIXED CASSIMERES, I
TRICOT CASSIMERES, '
BLUE CLOTHS-
CASSIMERES OF ALL COLORS !
CORDUROY, r
1 BLACK SILK VELVETS,
GLOVES AND SCARFS.
SHIRTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS !
ARMY HATS, 1 I
1 NAVY CAPS, : ! -
1 HALF HOSE
SUSPENDERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, NECK TIES,
LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS,
SHOULDER STRAPS.
! MILITARY BUTTONS,
M AND LACES,
BUAKF JPliNS.
SHOES OF ALL KINDS, .
TRUNKS AND? VALISES.
MERCRAM TAILORING
DONE IN THE VERY BEST STYLE BY
C. Farrks and his superb Cotter,
MB. GRIFFITH,
s of every description made to order at the shortest
notice and in the very" best manner. !
What you do not see in my Store, order and you
shall have it in the quickest possible time. I
CM. FARRIS.
' Raleigh, August 86, 1SB5. ; j tf
WANTED, PURCHASERS
I F0R : j
$50,000 WORTH OF GOODS !
.-I'!- : AT
i i '
MAXON & STRONG'S,
58 FAYETTEVILLE St., and 3 Market Square.
DELAINES,
POPLINS,
CASSIMERES,
PRINTS,
PERFUMERY,
SHOES, . :
BLACK SILK,
UMBRELLAS,
. SHAKERS.
FRENCH MERINOS, !
' POCKETK'NIVES.
I GROCERIES, i
LILLY WHITE,
. HATS, &c
J- ,.-W ararepored to sell in large or small quantities." !
' Parties buying goods by the piece will ;Kr
. AVE MO NEI
. By looking, through our stock. 'Jl'f iM '': '" ft'Ji
.1 Orders from the Country solicited. '; We gi'f e orders onr V
personal attention, and will send prices of any article by.
mad, en application.
-. . ..- . .. L "V.--H . - ..." .
MAXON & STRONG.
Raleigh, September 26,
' "V. 1 1
EXOTAjSligiEfe
:W" Bwwrfti'S'Wi1t tSi
jcw. a j.aji a 3nif3yiii&,wr,!y
ft fTHHIS POPULAR H
" - iA -est Street in the beauti
v readv Arned the ren'ntation
- exoenuicea rropneiorsj or uei
: Sooth.- It is located wittin a few yards of the' State Cap-
- il.l ..i ia Hm.ttl hn.)no.i t..!? ik " fl-'trtrtfi.
.i v ".f pleasant and clean jfredsT tilibei&J
t iui na jLvtenure Berrams win mace gaests Coiatori&Qlew -
..;,"'- :, BAETALLA CO.
.- Septeisher IS. ' i-.'- " I ; . 125 tf
IfcBlTUATElI 'ON-THErfc ;V iLr1?8. " A A, ANI' TAL?. SSiS&Ti;
inderthearemtii! etUUltt
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.-
44 FAYETTE VILLE : STREET, rJf. i
, s , RALEIGH, N C.T-;V:-'r" t- - "
WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PURCHA
sers lo our large and interesting stock of a, f-':;
MISCELLANEOUS- HARD WARE,
Wooden Ware, :. l;-.V .fiT.--:-)?; ;',; ;.
; Willow, JVare, .
urocitery vy are, 4
mm:
... i i- rfi-, vriaoa Tarc,s.asji
China. Wiare,f
Pot and Hollow Ware,
5 " Stone Ware, . . , ;
! Tin Ware, ". .. 1, "
;-l .. . :; , - Iron and Steel, .
f ? Bueev Material.
Bridles, ' ";-?r v ?- "r -
' Saddles,.; ... ;j! -V ' f- ' 'r":
..Harness,:'-'..1 . jr- --
-Collars. 4c, - .
Lamp Lanterns, .
i t Oils, Paints,
Varnishes and Brushes. Also
FAMILY GROCERIES.
In fact, for anything in the - " ,t.
HOUSE KEEPING LINE
Call at 44TayetteTiIIe Street. ' ' '
, V T. OAKKAWAY. ,
1 With Hast A Lkwis. -Raleigh,
OctS. , . , '; ; 146 tf
STOTES ! STOVES ! ! STOVES ! !!
W OUGEE A BROTHER HAVEJDST RECEIVED A
li large lot of ,Cookins-and Office Stoves, at the old
Stand oq Fayetteville Street. ... j , ; v
j PLANISHED WARE.
A fine assortment of French Coffee and Tea Pets. -
JAPAN jWARE.
Trunks, Cake and Sugar Boxes Tea and Coffee Canisters,
Dust Pans, Spittoons, Pepper Boxes and Fancy Tin Cups,
Hardware and House Famishing Goods,
Waffle Irons, Frying Pans, Sauce Pans, Lined Iron Pots,
Coffee Mills, Snuffers, Ae, Ac , Ac. - .t . 1
TIN WARE. 's
A complete assortment, and home made, fobbing and
Repairing, House Roofing Ac, executed at Jhe shortest
notice. '
Vie are prepared to make and repair Stove Pipe, put up
Stoves, Ac. . ; .
Persons desiring anything in our line would do well to
give us a call.
Raleigh, October 10. U9 tf
I COOKE'S
OPEN. AND THOSE
HOTEL,
WHO ARE TRAVELING
I
and wish comfortable quarters and good eating, stop at
COOKE'S. Mv terms will be as moderate as twssib'e for
tbe times. .You will always find convey nee at the depot
to take you to either of the Hotels in this City : but, be
sure to inquire for Cooke's, where you will get good lode
ing.good eating, mineral water to driuk, and a jipe to
smoke if you wish it. - . :'. .
1 will be prepared to accommodate 1 S or 20 members of
the approaching Convention. GEO. T. COOKE.
September 1, 185. - - ,11 tf.
NEW FIRM.
T'
IHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED THEM-
selves for tbe purpose of establishing in Raleigh an
Auction and Commission House, and General Agency for
sellitig and buying property t an Rinds, collecting Claims,
and transacting ail sorts 01 ons'Uess. .
. One of the tirm being a practising Lawyer, we are pr
pared to give legal advice, examine and adjust titles, draw
conveyances and attend to professional business generally,
both in and out et tne Courts 1 tie name ot tne Dun is
BA.KH AM BROTHERS
Two doors above Farriss' Store.
J. Q. A Babhah, VV. K. Baeham
October s V . 145-tf
4. tlO REWARD, j ,
WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR THE
.following named papers,. that were lost or taken from
my store on Hargett Street, 3rd dwr from Fayetteville :
One Captain's Commission, Henderson C. Hall, Co. A '
3"th Regiment Iowa Infantry ; one Discharge as enlisted ,
man, by gen'l order of Gen. W T. Sherman ; one Pension
ordr, also a lot of Photographs, and one Transport ai;i. id
to Keokuk, Iowa, given by the (7 S. M Railroads, and
also private paper. I will ask no questions, but pay ithe
above reward immediately on receipt of the articles, or.
any information leading to recovery of them' '
fl. j UAuli.
Raleigh, October 8. ' , CU8 tf
QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY- & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office in the Court House, Raleigh, N. C.
"ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE EX
. AMINATI0N ot TITLES, to CONVEYANCING, to
the adjustment and settlement of Books and Accounts
and the COLLECTION of Claims.
Raleigh, July 21, 65. ! 80 to.
AUCTION ! AUCTION ! I AUCTION II t
VJKTE HAVE OPENED OVER OUR . STORE, LARGE i
ww n uui ihuuuia, nuvio nc whim cuciv o kuuuo
and have weekly Auctions. Merchants and others having'
remnants and packages of goods tbat tbey wish to reallie
on AT ONCE, would do wel I to pu 1 1 hem in sur hands.
B rWlLLliUSUIt4Wflr. ;
Commission Merchants and Aactioneers,' 1 S?Sr
Raleigh, September -tt. j .. a , 13S if."-
LADIES'
THE
BEST
AND CHEAPEST IN TOWN!
HAVING SOLD NEARLY ALL OF FIRST STOCK,
have ordered a nw supplv. bv Express. I. -,
! MURRAY A TREDWELL, Agents.
Brown Stone Front.
Raleivh. October 18. lXRlrn V
' WANTED!! ...
" COTTON ! COTTON!
BALES COTTON WANT ED, F FOR WHICH
iwW currency or specie will be paid. V
! E. A. WHITAKER.
Sept. 23. ; '''I'-'- '-i' ' 185 tf
notice. . "
Buying, Selling and Leasing Eeal Estate.
AL L PERSONS WISHING , TO,. BUY, SELL, OR
Lease Real Estate, are invited to call upon the sub
scriber at bis Hotel, on tbe corner of Wilmington and
Oavte Streets, Raleigh, N. C, who promises to give tbeir
business his prompt attention, and Spare no pains that
will enable bim to give entire satisfaction. . ,
Being so well known to the citizensof Raleigh and Wake
County,- the undersigned hopes they will . not hesitate to
put their business In bis bands. . GEO. T' COOKE.
Agent for Wake uounty 01 tne Pioneer iand Utnre.
September, 5. r ' - ! . 117 tf ;
; ' -r- : , : ' -
Li a iv i ma E'ifc
BATTLE,- HECK & CO.,-RALEIGH, N. C
will buy, sell and lease, adjust titles of. pay taxes on.
and take general care of all kinds of real estate,, gold, ,
copper, lead, iron and other mines, Water-powers Ae
Through reliable agents in ever v county, accurate infr r
mation will be given about ; particular localities, tract a 0'i
land, Ac. . , -.. :j v .:, r:..-'!-.!-.--.;-: ,y'j
'Will likewise undertake collection of debts in No 4
Carolina and elsewhere, by suit or otherwise ' -
uommnnicstions conndeotiau Commissions anr, cb LiL
moderate; ; V :l.;;;v-;:!r-4:!i-
Raleigh, June 12, 65. .'..r,.4i-t
;:--.M RS. H.W.
I RO A RUT Nfr lWY r;W
kimd
af TL. VftVTJ AND FPEClAI.
and Franklid Counties
Pntnklirl f!mi nt5 r r " yi. lor w aae, . ranviMe
, October 24. -"" --j.4-
.'a wn j. artwwW-f:
A Lower ;U)CKV6F -READYM AI)E CLOTHING
sS"5
fal Citt Of Oaks.? ihas at t; - nignest mart mf-Ht r: Tf i
inir the best Hotel in :the5 1 : - S iWiV lolml t'-V-
Raleigh, Pel- . V W-H.B.. TUCBK, .
: ifiherM. , 101 ti
'CITY ADYETmsmfrJTS
liR ANSON & FARRARrrfi
Mfaws
PXrpT.TarTT.Rtf AST)
: No 40 Fayettevtllev Street. V Hi
1 . , .. RALEIGU, Hi C.f . , . v -r, , J
KEEP CONSTANTLV OX HAND AN AS809TMEir
sis rxgW TheoSofrica!, ifistoricii feodMfeoeltaiwoQa Booksn-'
wun a urge snppij 01 v - 1
, ;r SCHOOL BOOKS, Ac, ;
Call and see. Oiera'willlrje'nruiabtlv' filled. 'Booka .
. 1 .v ,, 1 . x - , . . J .f I' . , t .. .
United at ales.
tates. - ' n .
ilso act as agents for the pnrebase ox sale of any
their line of business. , ) -c
- ' J . BRANSON A FAftBAB' $ ,
Tbey also i
goods in
i THE- AMERICAN BIBLE! SOCIET1T
has deposited with use large number of Bibles' and Testar
menu for bale or Donation et Soeietv rates -' ' ' .
BRANSON A FASRAB .J'p
AMONG OUR STOCK. 5 c w
mmv ha tnnnA fnn Rnnlr. 1 R?ataa m.ilW : rlu.a Vtl 1 I'
" J vu.i, vijv fjrj '"'-
Pencils. Ae. . . v'tfMiic&.i. ;: :
Pencils, Ae.
BRANSON A FARRAR,
- - 1 v t' 1 .
ALSO. 1
Writing Charts, Spelling Charts, and other improTernefl
for Schools," a I - 1 si . i r
BRANSON FARRAR, , $ ,
: ' : ' . MAPS I .MAPS X I v 'f,l ..Vp '
Large Hap of North-Carolina, i V . fin OO.i. ft
1-ocset Mapor nortn-uarolina,, , 100,
' .A AM
Pocket Map of the United States. - H
BKAJSaoJt A BARBAE"
"' ' STATION ERXi r ir
Foolscap, Letter Paper, Note- PspSr, ! PenaPenetla, Xa3
velopev Arnold's Writing Flaid, also the Spensrian FinitL v." ?
. -; BRANSON A FABRAR. . ;
" t
JUVENILE BOOKS. . -Illustrated,
of great' varietv in stvles and DHee Li '
' '- BRANSON A FARRAR
SHEET MUSIC , 5 ; , ,
Constantly kept . on hand. - Also Blank Books mada-fa' c
order. - i , - . ?.-f
v ,. .4 , . BRANSON , FAR.RAR.i 4. v-.-.
BOOK BINDING, - j ,, .
Of all kinds, done at short notice and in the vei7 beat
style.
1 , 4 J
BRANS
A FARRAR.
NEW YORK' DAILY PAPERS.
Also Tjidifta' Fashion Rook. nnnBtantl ah hatiAiil
BRANSON A FARRAR.
photograpb;C
Of distinguished Southern men Also rotosrapb Albums.
BRANSON A fARRAR. ,
i
Just from the Press,
: MARY
BARKER J
A thrilling narrative of earl v life among be Indians ot -
North-Carolina From the gifted pen of V Char uavTer ;v:T:
non " -n , r? -
The book is 72 pages, elegant! y. noTecu KnesV Br
hundred $ 20. Single copies 80 Cfntsi . ' '
BRANSON FARSAB,;
The nstial dedncion made to theTrada r
. tf" Call for Catalogues, containing prices. ' : ; ,
BRANSON A FARHAS. V ' ,
-'. -Haleigb,N CL, 'f
November B. - ..V t i ;.-r;W-fx
JEWELRY, WITCn RCPAIRIIG f
AIf EWGRAVANIO. S t
HMAIILKR HA8 RE-OPENED HI3 STORE ON 4
Fayetteville Street opposite, -the , City Hall,, aadv t
haviogr laid in a good stock tif materials will continue lo, v ,
manufacture all articles -in his line, . aod will keep on band 1 ;t -
an assortment of f , W s - -s, lt
' JEWELRY-AND. ATCXti;' , . . ''
He has secured the services' ot Mr. CiLLursK. a. 8DPE- - - .
RlOU WATCHMAKER, whose experience in Europe ndk5"'
tbe principal cities of the North, gives a guars A tee that i
all work entrusted t his care will be'eiecated witn-akill;
and perfection. Every description of --
ENGRAVTMOi
Courts, Lodge end Business Seal made to order. , f'-
All kind of JEtVELRY. REPAIRED, and the HIGBJE3f
PRICES paid for old Gold and Silver, v . 1
Grateful to tbe public for the confidence reposed ia hha' -he
hopes to merit a continuance ot its favor. -
-I H. JttAHtEK. " ' '
Raleigh, Oct. 7. - "-j. - i'.,-147 8m, -
FOR THE BKOWN STONE ROfiT; Cl
(D.'c'. Marray's Old Stand.) --.V"" -
IF YOU" WANT TO- BUY GOOD GOODS, CHEAP' -
a. Goods, and Goods that will please; at home and abroad- y . , "
.call and examine our beautiful assortment of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
: Boots and Shoes.
.; . Ladies' and Gents' Hats, :
r .Readv-made Clothini Ac.
. '.'Ladies' and Gent's Gloves; v.
. Before makiug purchases elsewhere.
Yonr ezamiuing on .
stock will not ineur the least obligation to bov.vc. We coan
antee to make tbe trouble of examining oar. stock toaua!
inlereatj for if we do not sell, we wtHauseaomeaaalMt '
to do so at very low figures. - "l - - -"
One of our firm being a resident of New York, iioathtj5.
spot a all times to take advantaga at the Markets -
. oaouia me Jjauiesuna uentiemea otivuieisurvr ui.um.-f4 . -
v rounding country wish any articleauot 00 baad, wilt OTKi
der whatever tbey may need, and hare
aa Expreas oan traveh - ' - '
k . , rm wwvm
e tnem. nere af .,eont v
i '-
, v D,C MURRAY,
And I v,A.TRDWBLL: lA ,
October 18.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE DX
W. H. & R.s 8 TCKR. ; t
OCTOBER 3rU "li Gt&O. I
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR. SALE BY tX. II. A
S.TUCKER . --f ' f ' ft v"
Prime Oosha BMtter, twelve ponnd kega'- :'-ft.-.
! Buckwheat, in umali sacks, ,v i?.rt$
- Beer Tongues, 4 - -i
v- Bologna Haulages, ' -' ,v 1
No. one Mp.cketeL io.ltiU, - -; ..
No, three -Maekel,i barrelsiK
English iairy Cheese. Etra, ;
3
. r ox w a uy a ee j rapaers, irewai
- . - -
I
- '
MaCirnnl. . -.. .
Frish and Spioed Oysten, in cans,
'B OCK ian cwuu. ia cans. uiw. -
Fjeven Gold band, and White China Tea sette,
- t . s W u. A R. 8. TUCKER.
Cctobj8...
t.'4s.J fjfj-..
tx
' ' WILUAM. K. B ARH AM
Attorney and Counsellor at Tjatr;
Will practice in tbe several Courts-f Wake. FrankUn,, v -ish
and Johnston Counties, and in th Supreme Courts
' North-Carolina. , 1 - - - ' l -1 . . - .
Nash
i u-n;..i .n.niinn wilt ha irlnn tn ConVevaaoinf .and
office business generally, and to tbe aetflemeat and eollepj-r
tion of Claims . . -
J- Office No! 48 Fayetteville street. ...
October il. - "
in! 1 1
3.qpo boxes HAtogK;
WTTAYISa RECENTLY IHif JTl1"! r ?
ai,lot-..fCjackeil. commonly called Hard . -.
ling out sales of tbe-U juomoMaaawjje u - -4
bfler great rnducementato- Farmers, riaoters. Tar- 4 ,
lll-ler; Wur of theaage "JJ, S; , ,
,T At V, W. B. ANDRE WS-
October 18.
1
JLADIE9 DBE8S CjOODS, &.
waEA UTI FUL Ll ur rurtMiv "bw ; - -Uana-:
Fiia n4fiirnrw.i DeUiiies, and othwatyJ-Mf
rii. Goods.k'Hwp Skirts, Balmoral-.fains, vorseta, .
osierv, Otovea,te;, MDEEAY A XRDWELLS. -
Oetoberl8. V lT. ll
J
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f 1 I : ' ! j ' 1