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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV ES.
The House met at IL o'clock, m.
DEATH OF SENATOR NORRIS.

The House met at IL O'Clock, m.
DEATH OF SENATOR NORRIS
message was received from the Senate by Mr. Dickins
their Secretary announcing the death of the Hon. MOSES
NoRRs and communicating the proceedings of the Senate
thereon
Euloges were delivered by Messrs MORRISON and BAY
Y Of Virginia paying high tributes to the political ineg
rity wisdom and private virtues of the deceased
Mr. MORRISON submitted the following resolutions
which were considered by unanimous consent and agreed
to:
Resoced unanimously That the House deeply lament the
death the Hon MOSES NORRIS late senator OF the
United States the State of New Hampshire; and that
testimonial respect his the members OF the
House will Grape the left arm for thirty days
Resolved That the Clerk Of the House communicate copy
of the foregoing resolution to the widow of the deceased
Resoued That committee be appointed by the Speaker
with the Senate have appointed to supentend the
removal of the of the deceased from his late resi-
dence at O'Clock this p. m and that the members OF the
House will attend the
Resolved further mark of respect, that the House do
adjourn.
Messrs. MORRISON CHANDLER and THOMAS Ii. BAYLy were
accordingly appointed the committee the part OF the
House.
ADJOURNMENT OVER
On maiion of Mr.. PRESTON. it was-----~.y, 10
meet on Monday next.
The House then adjourned.
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NOTICE OF BILL.
The House then adjourned.

Mr. SAPP gave notice of his intention introduce bill
to redeem at par the continental with which the sol
diers of the revolution paid for their services
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Ordered, That when the Senate adourns to-day il be To
meet Monday next 80 = = -
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THE PRUssIAs MISSION ENGLAND.
High expectations were formed of the mission of Count
Won Usedom who 1t be remembered recently arrived
in London charged it sad with message from the
cabinet OF Berlin The general opinion was that NJ Use
dom was instructed to make Offer the part of Prussia
to enter into separate treaty with the powers
winch should possess the advantage without the draw back
OF Prussa adherng to the treaty of Vienna No ndica
tons having anspred of any such mission is now SUR
missed ,ha ~ usedom was merely the bearer Of an auto
graph letter TO Queen Victoria and that his instructions
are merely TO watch the spot the course of events
THIS, however, may be supposon equally erroneous
GREAT
Parliament Is not in session. the new Is consequently
scanty brief meeting of both houses was held on SAT-
urday the 23d which the royal assent was given TO Tho
bill for the enlistment of foreigners and TO the militia
Embodiment BILL which have become law Both
houses then adjourned until the 23d Of January
The foreign enlistment continues as unpopular az ever
BY the way, there doubts expressed il Germans can
legally enlist under the new act seeing that BY article is
OF the act OF the German federation Is expressly forbid
den TO German subjects to enter into the military service OF
foreign States.
Captain j. T. Peat late Of the Australian pack.t-sbin
Golden Era has been tried at Liverpool for neglect of
duty aud s sentenced to eight months imprisonment
statement having been made that Col Colt had gone
9 Russia 70 supply the Car with revolvers he writes
tter TO the London Times saying il is his fault II all
as facilities OF manufacture not the disposal of
he British government
There is named Fletcher los wears Of are now
living near London lie soldier during 2s wears OF
us earlier life and fought against the United States in
he FIRST American war
Ing on,ea states Irgae san Jacinto arrived az Gbral
ar December r. The steamer New York passed the
traits on the same day with troops for the East
TRANCE
On Tuesday the 26th Of December the Emperor Napo
son ~ opened in person. in the Sale des Mareschaux AT
he Palace OF the Tuileres the Legislative session Of 1855
he throne placed the end Of the room elevated ~
dais in the bay Of the window which looks into the oar
en- On the right Of the throne placed chair gor L
rnce Jerome Bonaparte and the left another for Prince
apoleon, absent in the Crimea
On The right and left Of The two chairs were seats for the
cognssd princes q the Bonsparte family and near them
TIERS Tor he great officers OF the crown the cardinals
Rrshas admiras ministers grand crosses of the legion
honor the president vice president and members OF the
ouncil Of State The diplomatic corps occupied posi- u
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CoSsrASrSoPLH, Dec 20Tt il confidently asserted that
resolution has been adopted by the allies Sea
topol as soon the Turkish reiniorceenis como nm
The French, il said are 10 storm while the Briti,A
and Turkish forces aitck General Menschikof command
~ reported That Omar Pasha has written to the suaa
making II condition Of his accepting The command thai
be shall have two votes in the council OF war In order
prevent his being oGtyoted by Gen Canrobert
NfEssAt Dec 2s--A despatch from Warsaw announces
that the Russian naval artillery taken out OF the Baltic
meet had arrived at Sebastopol and their presence
due the recent precision Of the fire from Sebasopo a.
well as the new-found boldnoss Of the fleet
Another despatch from Vienna states that az q confer
ence hed there on the 2sh exchanged between
the representatives Of the three allied powers defining the
in which the cabinet understood the four points pro-
posed as the conditions of peace
GortscbakoH il Is understood has demanded time 10 OBJ
tain instructions from his government
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Il N GIN T. e r NC.

TEFHE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO FURNISH
Il plans specifications, and estimates and
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinst, and having had wears
experience in North Carolina am fully
f the people and can safely that my facilities for fur
nshng good Machinery fair prices unsurpassed
will particular attention putting up any machinery
IN part of the States of North and South Carolina
Agent for McClntocks patent Safety Valve and Scots
patent Brick Machine &C. dc.
- All letters to receive attention be postpaid.
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, n. G.
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From the Murfreesboro' Gazette. !

Mssrs En1roHs: In looking over te last number of the
Gazette found 4 communication from friend, Mr. L.
T. Spers recommending DR.. r. II. Worhngtons Cholera
Mixture public for the of DiarIhGa. Dysenter,
and other kindred diseases. Having experienced IN own
case the happy effects of its well as other members
of nv family safely that regard as superior 10
auc remedy have used experience OF twenty
wears would therefore, recommend ii 10 every family
as invaluable remedy and every individual 70 procure
bottle and Keep it by them i'll these times of cholera
- = -. z T. PARKER
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n D]GSIR Nile ItESEDENCE UIt SALI1'
"A The subscriber offers for sale her place Of residence in
Wake County N c., situated five miles West of Raleigh
Immediately the Central Rail Road. The DWELLING is
very large and convenient handsomely situated The
outhouseS good consisting of the Printing Office Build
nrs Kitchen Icehouse, Barn. Stables, &c, &c. THERE'S
Well excellent water, with Chain pump. Also great
variety Of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, etc.
The Tract of Land contains 1870 acres60 of which
is cleared and susceptible of high state Of improvement
being good meadow land. Other lands, if
wanted, may be purchased adjoining
In consideration of It's heaihful location
and many valuable improvements ii is i'll every respect de
sirabIe IA place of residence.
ANY persons wishing purchase invited to call and
examine the premises for themselves early day
practicable. &. MEREDITH.
Dec 30 1854. ST.
~" Register and Recorder copy.
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Murfreesboro', Aug 30, 54.

This is to certify that have used Dr. r. II: Worhing
toms Cholera Medicine my family for the last four
five weeks several of Bowel Complaint common
in our vicinity with nvarabe One of ~ cases
was that of a negro child, four five mouths DID,
who was so by the effects of the disease that its
life nearly despared Of when my wife happened & to
SO with complete in less than for-eght hours
thoroughly of opinion that no family should be with
out so fine IL medicine.
Given under my hand, this Sd day of October, -;
~ A. w DARDEN,
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WINDSOR, \. c., Sept. 10, "a.

Y
DR. R. H WORTIIINGToN-Dear Sir: have made
effort succeeded i'll introducing Medicine TO
the public find taking well indeed; and the
result is that | have nearly sold what YOU sent me-
therefore wish you would send more soon as
YOU can : l have the slightest dunDt but that
this Medicine very best remedy for the disease
for which recommended. hope You will soon send
me supply would not like TO get entirely out OF it.
Yours, truly,
GEORGE w. McGLAUGHON.
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MURFREEsBoRo', n. G.
DR. r. H. WoRTmNGToN: 1t affords pleasure to say
that we have used your Cholera Darra Medicine for the
last twelve months and have found it invariably successful
in relieving speedily i'll which have had coca
SON to use it, We entertain high appreciation OF its
ue and have hesitation expressing the opnlon, that
If will prove to be a valuable family medicine.
RICHARD G. COWPER.
i. +. SPIERS.
Oct. II, 1854 ~ 9"-u.
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IL COMPANY, Rateigh-This Company has been in
successful operation for than years.
take risks upon all classes of property the State
Except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dstieries upon f-
vorabe terms.
Its Policies property amounting
portion of which country risks; and its
Capital Six Hundred Thousand Dollars bonds
properly secured.
The average of Insurance upon the plan of this Com
pany has been less than onethrd of cent per
num- all grades of property embraced in its operations
The following persons have been elected Directors and
Officers of this Company for the present years
DIRECTORS.
Jos. G. B. RoULHAC, | JOHN Cox, Edenton,
q W. d. HUTCHINGS, = JOSHUA BONNER, Salem,
,JSo. H. ,t...,aNs 80 j. H. Pool, Elizabeth City,
JoRN PRIMROSE * f. F. FAeAN, Plymouth,
H. D. TURNER Z ALEx'R M1TCHEEis Newhern,
S. w WHITING x w. N. II. SMITH, Murfrees-
r. H. SELBY, borough,
GEO. MCNEIL Fayetteville Ii. b. WILLIAMS, Charlotte,
J. G. WRIGHT, Wilmington, JOHN B. BARRETT Milton,
JAS. E. HoYT Washington, A. I. SUNNY, Asheville.
JAMES SLOAN, Greensboro
All Directors authorised to receive applications.
OFFICERS.
J. G.. B. RoULHAC President,
HENRY d. TURNER, Fice-President,
S. w. WHITING, Treasurer,
JOHN c. PARTRIDGE, Secretary
JOHN H. BRYAN, AttorneH
j. HERSMAN, General Agent,
S. w. WHITING,
JNo. r. WILLIAMS Executive C0nnaittee.
JOHN PRIMROSE,
All communications in reference to Insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary post paid.
JOHN G. PARTRIDGE, Sscretary
Raleigh, Jan. II, 1858. 19-
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North Carolina Railroad.

North Carolina Railroad.
snN-ANDa AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 1st 1856, the
~ North Carolina Railroad will be opened for the
portaOn of passengers and freiehs from Godsboro to
Durhan's 26 miles west of Raleigh 5sTF%fEE x l.s
Passenger train leaves Goldsboro dailyS g 5O0A n.
"a = @S5tss@ passes Raleigh ]" rs 600 :. 8
&" arrives at Durhan's z az
p. RETURNING. - -Le - As--.r
Passenger train leaves Durhaln's daily eooPM
passes Raleigh - 3 so g.
q {" arrives at Goldsboro' do. s - @e
Connecting with the United States mail train on the
Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad At odsboro; the Ra-
leigh and CASTOR Railroad Raleigh and Messrs Bland
Dunns mail line of four horse post coaches Durhams
running daily via Hillsboro Graham Greensboro Jaues
town Salem and Lexington Salisbury from which point
to Charlotte the North Carolina Railroad Company
running daily train. through freight train leaves
Goldsboro every Thursday for Durha returning every
Friday way freight train will every Thursday from
Goldsboro to Stalings, and return day. and will
make extra trips when necessary - =
WALTER GWYNN
Chief Engineer N c. R. +. Co.
JAM l, 1000. 1055-t
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Blacksmithing, Horse-ShOeing, sc.
ENDWARD YARBROUGH, Jr., HAVING
e. erected Blacksmith shop the corner of Iar
get and Wilmington St is prepared to have all work in
the above line executed with aud dispatch. The well
known Jim Aki& with competent assistants, being per-
manently engaged he is enabled have the animals
trusted 10 his care shOd in a workmaniike
Ralriph Nav 20 1854 54-tf
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KADER BIGGS & CO..

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Tuni<'s IIza:r, Tqca Point,
Norfolk, Va. -
2. E.,.y,,,.s-NeSsrs Buad .oUd ( Co., E. p Tabb Co,
nj Aicx'r Bell ESD Norfolk; Hon. Asa Bggs William
i, \ G.: Col. J. Z. G. RouIhac, Raleigh, " e.; Lewis
thompson, Esq. Hotel Nc. 90
ort,I ISL. ?h-l" =
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@SILAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
- STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST.
The above establishment has been in successful operation
about year. and has turned of the
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
any other State.
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery of description be completed
during the Summer and Fall The improved condition of
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable fill
with dispatch and punctuay all orders after the of
July.
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
"AUBRY Cumberland, May Is, 1852.
Mr. SILAs BURNs-Dear Sir: Our Engine and Mills made
at your shops have been work nearly months and
fully meet expectations. The ENGINE, and
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY inferior
in the State of the class made The
MILLS with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
In ordinary saving cut in sized log foot
81 seconds Is feet plinute We have run however
through an IS feet log in 81 seconds ct the rate of 80 feet
per minute by running to the top speed fully believe
cut 40 feet per minute. The only objection we
heard urged is takes many hands haul up logs
carry away lumber Yours, &C.,
JONES BARBEE.'
June 3 1852. So
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MCPIkETF.Rs' n 'IE' . -
A.. Y. NePuEETEES, 81 co.

wholesale GrOcers,
roRU iRDIN(I AND COMMISSION MERCHAN1S'
Ofce ut NJ. 6, Rrt's"Ee Square,
NORFOLK, Va.
REFERENCES
TuoY,s p DEvEREUx, Esq, ii;,itt:x, y e.
t,rV " NoRDsCu Ples Bank of the State OF n Z.
e. DEWEY. Cashier -
u. H. IoSrs Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear; D.5
l. Oh BGA>ru, President Raleigh and G"s'on l''ao'
N,>>rS. Red S..utteT,
Ir y & Whitehead, N'ifVt%.
Irr>'l Farmers BE OF Va
{iex Bell E>I.
B. Blossom Il Sun, -'c'r York.
S.r-.fpHrr
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Norfolk, Va, Dec. Is, 1858.

STRADE, Petersbury ia. We take pleasure in
ing the Merchants Of Virginia and North Carolina that
Of house has just returned from the North and
Fast where he has purchased commanding
stock of Boots Shoes BrOgans Trunks Carpet Bags Va
ces Wrapping Paper, Laclngs &c. and ali other articles
belonging branch of business.
Oar assortment this will be much larger and more
varied than heretofore il. order to the demands of
rapidly increasing trade Our goods have all been bought
of FIRST Hands, and selected with by old buy
thirty experience with special reference TO tie
wants of the Virginia and North Carolina Merchants.
We in receipt of portion of stock and
in daily expectation Of large accessUns thereto, which will
of the most complete and attrac
tive ever offered q the Southern Trade.
In soliciting examination assure our friends and
public generally that prices shall be found low
reasonable those ofauy similar establishment
south of Massachusetts.
- Merchants and others buying by the Package
Dozen will their interest to examine stock be-
purchasing elsewhere is determination TO sell
cheap any of northern competitors.
W. r. JOHNSON & CO.,
Two doors below laul u Mcllwaine,
East side sycamore ST.. Petersburg, Va.
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EoR THE FALh FA TIir AND ~,

EDREPARATION~ FOR THE
Z WINTER CAMPAIGN, 1S54'55 AT THE CLO-
THING BAZAAR. Having completed the extensive aadl-
tious wholesale department. which have been uner
contract past season. have the pleasure of announ
cling that both the lower and upper rooms OF ms n
roh G0taq Establishment well filled with the largest
assortment seasonable and Fhionabe O0tng ever as
pared at the same time in the Old Dominion Ihe nrin
invite especial attention to the quality, workmanshp'
style price of their clothing, believing that IN an re
spects unrvaled claims upon the at tentlon OF IN
Wholesale purchaser. Especial attention is given at an
selection of sizes, that the purchaser Oh
small stock will only have those sizes which ht the MAORI
ty Of customers and leaving them with clean STOCK at 'e
close of the ,...-.----.,
Our stock thing property belonging TO
the Ready made Clothing and Gentemens Furnishing bus
mess, in part as follows: ,.-
French Black Dress and Frock Coats, SIS to So 50
English If 10 ~
An1nrcan or5 cerm,n Is
Fancy, and frock of desirable color,
Coth Cashmere Tweed and Beaver Sacks, half Sacks
Frochs and Paetu varying in prices from three 10 "eNe
dollars.
Over Coats of every suitable style of goods in market
from the lowest TO the finest grade.
ClOaks, CaledOnians Julien and Talma. . :,
PANrS-in large choice assortment be fouid
styles suit all tastes black Cashmere and French Doe
coors.
VEsTs-Rich Plush Velvet, Grenedine, Florentne and
Barata Silk Cashmere Imitation Cashmere, Blue and Fan
cy Cloth, Black and Fancy Satin, Farmers Satin with
large assortment of party and wedding vests not
by any establishment
Our Furnishing Establishments is we'll supplied with eve
rvhng pertaining that branch of the business Gloves
Shirts Collars black and fancy Cravats, Stocks, Scarfs
Drawers Moey Belts Dressing Gowns, &c. &c Our prices
will be uniform and low goods of the quality can
be purchased in the Northern cities -
To the cash and prompt paying purchaser we solicit call
to examine stock before making their purchases
A. S. SIIAFER & CO,
Clothing Bazaar, Syc. and Dack ST.
SI1,,r,r SAINT ton, ,bar1 4
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"RESI DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

HNRESII DRUGS, MEDlCINES, Sc.-"Ih
II LIANlS & HAYWOOD, are now receiying large add
tons to thc,r stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMl
Gals PAINTS OILS, DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
PERFUMERl &C. Sc from the ns reliable & L%uses Use SIN IN
single to their purity and offered for sale at such prices
and such terms shall compare avoroly with any mouse
Physicians Country Merchants and Dealers generally
vii; do well to give us call before purchasing feeling
sured we fail please both in point OF price and
quality. ~ i
en- TO hacking und forwarding. .
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded at all
hours OF the day and night by Competent person with
neatncss and despatch.
W tender our most thanks e the citizens of Ra
e;gb and the surrounding country for the long and liberal
nnrnaGe we have received and trust BY untrn zeal and
its continuance "A =,
RALEIGH AprI %, 1851. VI
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wINSVON y CLARKE,
Course!icrs aiId Attorneys at Law
,,-,>crox WM j. CLARKE.
7. H. " i-''.1"- ST.
L.. = LII =
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Murfreesboro y. c.. Oct ,, "a.

Dr. WoRrH1NGToN-Dcar Sir: take great pleasure in
recommending YOUR Cholera Medicine ID the public and
especially since have had personal experience and
observation of its benetc al effects.
have tried several remedies put up for Cholera, &c but
found such happy results from any from
YOUR invaluable remedy. have such unbnundcd Conf
dence in its efficacy that am unwilling and VIII not leave
home without u supply with and regard as one OF
The valuable of the ours truly
w. p BEAMAN.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

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\ GRICULTURAL MACHINEF

a GRICULTURAL MACHINERY.-Thesu sub
IA scrber has hand the largest stock of Farm e I'M
TO be found in the Stale embracing horse
which have takeu the first premiums the late Fair held
Baltimore and this CITY wheat Threshers wheat Drills
seed Sewers corn Planters Corn shelters of kind TO
shell from 3UptO 1000 bushels per day. which sold low
and warranted fully equal be found in the Union
straw cutters for hand and horse power hoiny Mills Grs
mills capable of grinding bushels good meal per hour
Corn Cob Crushers, Vegetable Cutters, Fan mills some OF
which have taken "a premiums with several medals and
tlIcaes of their prC-emncnce all others HarrOws of
every size and shape Cullvators fer aud hors
with wrought and and reversible steel teeth
Cotton and Tobacco Cu!tvators Pows of all patterns for
th and four horses large and desirable
sortment be found in house north SOUTH with
40 tons Of Pl0w Castings to suit Iohes Bows Yoke
irons Bow pins whe Trees, TTase Chains Ok and Log
Chains, Axes Grub hoes wedges, Drag and Cultivator
Teeth spades shovels Forks worth Sc each Gard
Tools hoes Garden Pows and Cultivators Chain Pumps,
Cast Iron Pumps Garden Engines Post-hole Augcr Bull
Rings Ok Balls Butter Churns with other desirable
Implement for the Farm, be found Agricultural
House north south, with many other desirable goods,
Bar Iron of all for the farm, blacksmith, ship
wright, carriage makers &c. &C.. bellows, anvs vices,
stocks and dies hand and sledge hammers blast pipes cart
boxes carriage axes and springs coudrons and other ho
low castings grinstones framed and framed, with fic
ton rollers for &c. with large lot of superior green
and black teas cigars white and colocd carpet warp hemp
twine for sturgeon nets wrought and cut nails ship and
boat spikes with great other goods which cannot
be enumerated in advertisement All in want, inv
ted to call and supply themselves the best terms:
S. MARCH.
Dec l