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HOUSE OF. COMMONS.

hOOOE Or OOMNlONO.
The House was called to order at the usual hour.
REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr.. Morehead presented report and resolution
in favor of giving one copy Of Hawks history of
North Carolina to each school district.
Mr.. Benbury, from the committee on privileges
and elections, reported that Messrs. Dobson and
Martin, Senator'S and g. D. Cooke, P. NJ, of Raleigh,
had disregarded the writ issued to them, and had
not attended as required, to inform the committee
certain matters relative to the case of Mr. Reeves
member from Surry. The committee not having
power to punish them, referred the matter to the
House.
rs Mr.. Benbury hoped the House would take proper
steps to support their authority. Having no power
to act the committee left it to the House to say what
should be done. He considered the committee, and
the House through them, had been treated with dis
respect He considered it necessary that the House
should take some action on the subject. Mr. B.
made some allusion to sending a message to the
Senate asking them to send the Senators before the
committee E
Mr.. Ransom thought it strange proceeding for
the House. to ask the Senate to do what was not in
their power The Senate could not compel the at
tendance Of the Senators if they were unwilling to
appear. He quoted the parliamentary law Of Great
Britain, in both Lords and Commons and the usage
Of the U. S. Congress, all Of which when unable to
procure the attendance of members of their bodies,
'oon 'io iui Ihef ProceeuhSs III 'io ni"ete'. he
could not consent to ask the Senate to do what was
required by the chairman of the committee Mr..
Ransom stated several mitigating circumstances
nected with the attendance of the Senator's one
Of whom was on his way, to attend, when the com.
mttee privileges and elections broke up. If the
committee wanted evidence, he would suggest that
there were written records in Washington City to
which they might refer. He would be glad to see
the proceedings 60 on as he thought it impor-
tant that the law should be held nviolate, but he
could not agree that the House should be called upon
to adopt proceeding which would be made mock
cry of in the Senate. -,
Mr.. Benbury after commenting on the remarks Of
Mr.. Ransom, said, admitting the House had right
there were certain cases in which courtesy ought to
extend the right asked for it would be outrageous
not to make the witnesses attend - - Z
Mr.. Ransom, explained the circumstances under,
Whiek - spctA Hs ~ n ~ Sayvnap Of fhs
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Chatham Coal in Wilmington,

We are indebted to the politeness of E. Cantwel,
Esq., of this city, for the following telegraphic dcs
patch received by him yestereve. 1t is dated:
WILMINGTON, n c., Jan. 10, 8 o'clock P. NJ.
The pioneer steamer, John Haughton, is just in
from Deep River with two barges loaded with coal
from the Chatham mines. One hundred guns are
now being fired. .t.' -
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~ PAUL MoRPHY, the celebrated American
chess player, has just completed game with Prof
ANDERSEN Of Paris; and as in all previous contests
has been victorious. The result was, Morphy, Z;
Andersen, Q; drawn, Q.
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Opinions of the Supreme Court.

By PEARSON, C. ]. In doe en- dem Nixon New.
bold, from Perquimans; judgment affirmed. Also,
in State cs Wright from Richmond; centre de noro.
Also, in State v Simmons, from New Hanover, de-
claring that there is no error. 7.fs.a
By BATTLE, j. In Gregory Dozier, from Cam
den, affirming the judgment Also in Simmons
Morse, from Currituck; cenire de moro. Also, in
State Jenkins, from Gates directing the judgment
to be affirmed. .'
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The Revenue Bill is, we think, likely to pass
both houses without much alteration. 1t proposes,
as we understand, increase Of $4,000 Of this
$4,000 are intended for the Public Treasurer, as
recommended by him, and 800, 900 for the Sinking
Fund, as recommended by the Commissioners Of
that Fund For this latter fund the Public Treasu.
rer recommended such an increase as would ulti-
matey be sufficient for the redemption of the public
debt s.,.- -.'t-- ~ .} "a - '
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The CoALF1EDs RoAD.-We are glad to be able to
announce that the Coalfieds Railroad bill passed its
third and final reading in the Senate on yesterday
The vote was % for it. and 19againstit Its success
in the Senate is in great measure attributable to
the activity and perseverance of Maj. Gilmore, the
Senator from Cumberland and Harnett Twice was
the bill defeated-once by an apparently decisive
vote, and the second time by the vote of the Speak
er-yet Maj. Gilmore did not despair, nor did he
relax his efforts. On the contrary he redoubled his
exertions and those exertons have at last been
crowned with success. No people have more
faithful representative than the people Of Cumber-
land and Harnett ,'
The bill will now 60 to the House, where it will
be ably enforced by the Commoners from the above
counties, and by others. We trust it will pass that
branch of the General Assembly also.
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PRIVATE SEcRErARY.-Gov. Ellis has appointed
Graham Dawes, Esq, of this town, his Private Sec
retary. Mr.. Dawes is a young gentleman of superb
education and very pleasing address, and will we
doubt not, make the Governor most excellent
Secretary.-Neaobern Daily Progress
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GRt Stan1ar0..
SATURDAY. JAN. 22. 1859.
w The Senior Editor of the Standard has no
HOLDEN WILSON, Stare PRIxrERs,
= AND '-s fr
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED

W The Senior Editor of the Standard has no
reply to offer to the remarks of Mr.. Turner, SUBJ
mitted to the Senate few days since He will not
condescend to engage in a war of words with per-
son who substitutes vituperation for argument and
low epthets for that dignifed language which we
expect from Senator. He has no respect for Mr..
Turner, and no disposition even to think Of him.
conceiving and entertaining contempt for the Sena
tor from Orange. As Uncle Toby said to the fly,
he can very quietly say to Mr. ner:-"Go thy
way, poor creature-the world is large enough for
both thee and me-"
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FAYETTEVILLE CoALFIELDs RoAD.-This important
measure, having passed the Senate will probably be
the order of the day in the Commons on Monday or
Tuesday next Its friends entertain strong hopes
that IL will nass
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Court House door, within five days after registry.
Mr.. Q. said this principle was approved by CASTOR
and Henry, and proceeded at some length to answer
the various objections made against tho bill.
Mr.. Jones, Of Craven, was in favor of the bill
1t was approved of by his constituents, and he was
carrying out their instructions when supporting it.
Mr. Jones was interrupted by the Speaker announc-
ing at 9 o'clock the House stood adjourned
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. JaI

WASHINGTON Jan. 20, 1859.
SENATE.-An act for the relief Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railway was debated, and, on motion of Mr..
Hunter, laid over. 5.aE
The Invalid Pension bill was then taken up,
amended, and passed -. -...-r ..-- =
Mr.. Davis proposed a substitute for the Pacific
Railway bill s ..sl "a e..s -...,..a-. ta-,s-..
HousE.-A committee was appointed to invest-
gate charges against the officers of the Navy De-
partment. s,., 49,. &.
Mr.. Cobb's Pre- -emption bill was taken up and
discussed till the hour of adjournment 2,
We are glad that the Exemption bill to which
the Standard refers has been introduced and if the
Legislature will consult the signs Of the times, and
weigh properly the circumstances surrounding us,
they viii not only consider the matter but it will
be promptly passed No rejecting man can be ig-
norant Of the fact that there is gap in Southern
society that needs filling up. There are many jeaL
GUS spirits among the thousands of non-slaye hol-
ders in the State and with such q large prepon-
derance there is ,qo telling what moment of
phrensy might accomplish. Establish an equili.
brium between the two interests give to the poorer
classes Of society direct and tangible proof Of the
beneficial effects of the institution, by allowing them
to hold one negro exempt from the fapae;ous hand
of the heartless creditor, and it will be doing more
to strengthen the South thanaA the legislation from
now until bid Gabriel wakes as up with his trnm-
e6aA.-NN6 Pfo0nos
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a. We learn from the Wilmington papers that
the steamer Haughton and barge Pioneer arrived at
that place on Wednesday evening last with coal,
iron ore copper ore soapstone, -four, &C., from the
Coalflds on Deep river. Therewas great rejoicing
in Wilmington on the occasion. The flags Ct the.
shipping were displayed in honor Of the event, and
the boats were welcomed by the roar of artillery
and the loud hurrahs Of the people on the wharves
Some of the coal has been put on the cars for Ra-
leigh, and will probably be here to-day.
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t--4I .:4, FarmerC Bank Money. ~, ~
An esteemed correspondent in the Western part
Of the State asks us: aWill you please let me know
how the Farmers Bank at Elizabeth City standsf
Are its bills current in Raleighs Ia there likely
be anything done by the Legislature that will cause
them to rise to par =" ''' 'as {, -, e,.t
>, The first and third questions we are unable to
answer. In reply to the second we will Say, that
the Farmers Bank bills, payable at Elizabeth City,
are from 15 to 20 per cent under par here. We
got-of the last we had at 10 per cent. We hope
the Legislature will do something to stop the losses
the people are sustaining by this deprecated cur
rency .f
CUBA.-The House committee ON Foreign Affairs
have agreed to report bill placing in the hands of
the President $4,000 900 to facilitate the purchase
of Cuba All the Democratic members Of the com.
mittee voted in favor of the proposition. The Re
publican members Aessrs Burlingame, Rtchie and
Boyce voted against it .
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-Tst NIGHT SESSION.
The House was called to order at quarter past 7
O'Clock. -s. i .-'--s
The bill to secure personally to temes eocert
was read. This bill gave rise to spirited de-
bate. Messs. Kerr, Outlaw and Pritchard sup
ported it as necessary to protect the interests Of
married women against dissipated husbands. Mcssrs
Hall, of Warren, Caldwell, Of Guilford, Scales and
iargrove opposed it as uncalled for and contrary to
the long established principle 4 the common law
Mr. Gatling, moved the bill be indefinitely pos
The motion was adopted-yeas 20, nays SO.
The bill to extend the time Of holding the Supe-
lor Court of Rowan county to two weeks. Passed
is second reading. ~ 80
HOMESTEAD LAW. y
The bill to establish freehold homestead and for
Pther purposes ~ H ~
Mr.. Outflow explained the provisions of the BILL
allowed the County Court, upon petition, to ap-
oint persons to lay OF 30 acres in the country, and
acres in town of the yaluc, of 49, This home
esd u b ragissHed and pdslhhsd " uUtss It o.
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RALEIGH, January II, 1863.
To G0L p n po,peU. ~ -

This sample contains nearly twenty five per cent
of fertlzing matter, including the alumna and iron
Alumina however, exists only in small proportion
in the 9.2o, and while it is not properly fertl-
izer, performs in the soil an important function.
The greenish rock has the following composition:
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Tant t.sir, truly yours .VssI
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n. G. Mstsal 1ssssasee Ce0Dasy.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
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Raleigh. JsG. e. 1850 "a
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sure.
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DIRECTORS
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Raleigh. Jaae a.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALE1GH, N. c.,
viii attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
rpr and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and supreme Court Of North Carolina at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will,
q. HAYWOOD Jr.
Raleigh May %. 5s-sw.
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Law Copartnership.

Law Copartnership.
H.W. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
rr.yIyG ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the law in the County Courts will
.nd promptly all business entrusted to their
1hsr will attend the County Courts of Wake Johnston
Yash Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange.
Office on Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel
zhere one or The other may be constantly found.
Jan. 8, 1855. ST.
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IN COMPLlANCE WITH 4 RESOLUTION
- of The Hard Of psvetprss adopted Ard 81 ls5s.
Company viii nssfv h7 lives ef heaky psssas sewvpa
the of u sn3 IS payable wsea The passY tvkes ne
age Of 80 yafs and bswsee ske ss ef Is sad SO wke
the party fehes ,se sv Of 81 years. 10 he kxsI vp
rsssa,aiive. sseah he de besssv rvasasex sses ACES
The CSnIany will also sell ssaaitxs ker Ess. or ks
term IT years hy tAus susr~n< ss e7~rssses tss
teudnS lie usefslpess The Ceupsny Prvseets sA.sa
In that Pabise sppsosaea sessrea ~ tie herssy xs
PsUmps compliance sssh Ill tie segsssasnss
n Il. RATTLE. ssss'y.
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JJTNIUS G. SNEED,

JUNIUS G. SNEED,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoxERv1LLE, TENNESSEE,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him in Western
Tennessee.
December a. 1855. 1O5-lypd.
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