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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Sd. Il

WASHINGTON Feb Sd. 1859.
SENATE-The discussion of the Indian appropri-
alton bill was resumed Mr.. Gwin moved to consid-
the Agricultural BILL which was taken up and
discussed The Indian appropriations were passed.
HorsE-A resolution was adopted instructing the
Judiciary Committee to enquire into the cxpediency
of providing for the punishment of polygamy in the
Territories of the Union. Mr.. Faulkner, from the
Military Committee, reported against military acad-
envy at the Hermitage. A resolution was adopted
to cut down the size of the large Executive docn
ments before being printed The Executive Judi
cial and Legislative bill was then discussed till the
hour of adjournment
WASHINGTON, Feb 5.
SENATE.-Mr. Toombs, (Ga.) moved to reconsider
the vote by which the Missouri Five Per Cent Land
Bill passed.
Agreed to-
The discussion on the bill was deferred.
The bill authorizing the Attorney General to rep
resent the United States in the proceedings in equi-
ty, now pending in Supreme Court between Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island, was passed.
Mr.. Seward On. W presented memorial from
the Legislature of New York, nstructing its repre-
senatyes in Congress to oppose the increase of pos
tage rates.
| Also, a memorial from citizens of New York in
favor of the Homestead Law
! Mr.. Clay, (Ala.) from the Committee on Com
merce, reported substitute for the recommends
tons of the Secretary of the Treasury, regarding
economy in the public expenditures The substitute
proposes to economze $4,000 and the services of
thousand persons now employed in the collection
of the revenue. The substitute was ordered to be
printed and will be called up on the earliest oppor-
tunity.
The hour for business relating to the District Of
| Columbia having arrived
Mr. Bright Qnd.) from the Committee on Public
Buildings, moved that the bill making regulations
for the distribution of water, be taken up
Mr. Brown (Miss.) moved that the Pennsylvania
| Avenue Railroad bill be taken up
The latter molten prevailed by vote of ~ yeas
to II nays.
The discussion of this bill occupied the entire
| day.
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WESTERN RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Engineers Office, Western r. II.

Engineers Office, Western r. r.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., Feb g. 1859. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Epei-
- neers Office of the Western Ralroud until the 25th
day of FEBRUARY, for the graduation and masonry of
IL miles of their roadfurnshing the cross-ties for Is
the 9Th of FEBRUARY for the superstructure of the
Bridge across loves Little river-(2OO feet long)
Good references will be required of Contractors as to
their ability to carry out their contract
Plans proes and specifications of the work can be seen
at the Companys Office in Fayetteville and after the
2Uth i st.
W. A. KUPER
Chief Engn'r. and Supt.
The Western Railroad Company designs placing the bal
ance of the grading and supersructure Of their road
Deep river f miles, under contract by the LIST day of
April but would receive proposals for that also the 18th
list, persons should be disposed to submit proposals.
based upon an approximate location.
w. A. X.
Fayetteville, Feb 8, 1859. l7-t25Feb.
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RALEIGH: TUESDAY. FEB. 8. 1859.

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HENRY W. MILLER, Eso,-At the request of the
lady managers of the Mount Vernon Association. ,"
this gifted Orator. of the "Old North State" has
consented to deliver an address in Norfolk on the
evening of the 18th instant for the benefit of the
Association. His subject" The Eighteenth Cen
t,lry." The Herald says:
The qualification Of hearing a splendid grafton,
and of enjoying an opportunity of making small
contribution for noble and patriotic object, will
we are sure, bring together the occasion of Mr..
Mlers visit, one of the largest audiences that was
ever assembled in our city. ,s,.,. $50. ,.,.z 40.
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Opinions of the Supreme Court.


By PEARSON, c. J. In Carter " Melton, from
Arson, affirming the Judgment. Aso in Wells "
Wilmington and W. R. R. Comp, from Edgecombe,
affirming the judgment Also, in State v. Dicker-
son, from Franklin declaring that there is no error
Also, in johnson " Dunn, from Halifax judgment
reversed and cenire de moro.
By BATTLE, j. In Jordan v. Lassiter, from Mont
gomery, reversing the judgment and directing a
centre de noro Also, in State v. Nat, from North
ampton, declaring that there is no error. Also, in
State v. Atkinson, Shallington and Williams, from
Johnston declaring that there is no Also, in
Mccoy " Morris, in equity, from Craven; plaintiff
entitled to relief t.- ...#. .g. So.
By RuFrIN j. In Whichard v. Jordan, from
Pitt, affirming the Judgment. Also in Butner ".
Keepler, from Forsythe, affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Haws v. Crage, from Alamance, affirming
the judgment ~ = -
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The Legislature.

The Senate was engaged yesterday in considering
the Revenue bill. No important amendments were
made.
In the House. the bill modifying the restrictions
on the Western Extension was postponed until
this evening. The bill providing for the hiring out
of free negroes for the payment Of their debts passed
its second and third readings. The list of Justices
of the Peace for Nash county was taken up, when
Mr.. Lewis addressed the House, very satisfactorily
refuting the charges preferred by the Senator from
Nash against the character of Mr.. Cooke. The
House, by large majority, refused to concur with
the action of the Senate striking out Mr.. Cookies
name from the list of Justices. Mr. l.. S remarks,
sketched by our Reporter, will appear in our next
The House during the day passed a number of
unimportant bills through their second and third
readings
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TO PHYSICIANS.

"A Real Estate in pleasant village in the Eastern part
of NorthCaroina The purchaser will be introduced To
practice which produces from $500 to 900 year. and
constantly increasing Good society and good schools 1t
is of the best locations in the State for regular Ply
stefan who is willing to work. Terms easy.
Enquire of the Editors of this paper.
January |, 1853. 2-wtf
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vALENTINEs!!! VALENTINEs!!!
TO PLY SICIANS.

THO PHYSICIAN WHO WOULD INVEST A FEW
Il hundred dollars in town property, in fourshng
little village chance is offered by one wishing to
retire from the profession. The practice s worth from
$1,000 to 81, 900 per year. Terms made easy.
Address, immediately, A. B. c., Standard Office and full
particulars will be given.
February 8, 1859. 6-w4t.
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Hon. BEDFORD BRowN.-A number of gentlemen
of both parties members of the Legislature and
others gave a supper on Friday night last at the
St Charles House, in this City, in compliment to
this distinguished and worthy gentleman. His Ex-
ceency Gov. Ellis, Judge Rnffin. and Mr.. Senator
Bragg were present. together with large party of
Mr.. Browns personal friends. We learn that the
evening passed most agreeably and pleasantly to
all. We regret that circumstances placed it out of
our power to be present on the occasion.
One of the few public men among us whose Ca
reer dates from the last war with England, Mr.
Brown is yet active and vigorous, and as prompt in
his attention to his legislative duties as the youngest
member. He has filled many posts of honor and
trust and has acquitted himself in all of them in
the best manner. Long may he live to serve his
country commanding the respect and esteem of per-
sons of all parties In steadfast devotion to prnci-
pie, in political integrity in dignity and purity of
character, maintained before the world in diff
cult public positions for nearly half century, we
may we'll exclaim-
"Ths is the nobest Roman of them ALL"
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n3y7 Mr. Davidson, the Senator from Mecklen-
burg We regret to state, has been confined to his
room by sickness for two or three weeks past He
is, however, much better, and we trust he will soon
be entirely restored to his accustomed health.
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR sALE,l

4 VALUABLE LOT OF ABOUT FIFTY NEGROES,
"A among them two Carpenters zone Cooper, Mason
and several House Servants will be sold at the Railroad
Depot in the town of KinstoD, Lenoir county, C.,
THURSDAY February oath prux. portion will be sold
for CASH aud the balance on time. 5s.
J. C. WASHINGTON,
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Kinston, N. c., Jan. 10, 1859. H-tda :
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~ We were pleased to see Mr. Donnell Senator
from Beaufort) in his seat again yesterday. He has
been confined to his room by indispostion since the
9th nit
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CRY AFFAIRs.-At a meeting of the Board of
Commissioners on Friday night last Mr. David
Lewis was elected City Constable over Mr.. W. N.
Andrews. Mr. Albert johnson, one of the Com
mssioners from the Western Ward, resigned, and
Mr.. Thomas Fl. Briggs was elected by the Board to
fill his place.
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A CARD.

IL and will attend the County and Superior Courts Of
Wake, Johnston, Wilson, Nash and Franklin. Also the
Terms of the Supreme and Federal Courts in Raleigh My
Office is at my residence where be found spen
mt dbeeal.
A. NJ. LEWIS.
Raleigh, Feb Z, 1859. l7-lm.
q Register copy for one month.
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company of all their property in said works for the
security of the State-a the stock so taken by in.
dividuals and the State to be preferred stock. Mr.
G. explained that this substitute embraced the pro-
visions of his resolutions previously offered
Mr.. Pool asked how it was possible to induce in
divduals to subscribe for stocks with debt of $780,
600 staring them in the face-a debt which amount
ed to the full value of the works. The substitute
amounted to nothing at all-the money could not be
raised from individuals. The matter was different,
however, with the State. She was in already to an
an amount of 100000
Mr.. Gorrell said his substitute at least rescued
the works from execution SALE Last session they
were told this debt would prevent any more money
being embarked in the enterprise, yet since that
time nearly $780, 900 had been invested in it.
Mr.. Pool said this had been forced into the work
by sheer necessity, and was now the cause of the
present embarrasments. He denominated this
disastrous contract
Mr.. Landlord was governed in his vote by the
difficulties of the case and no attempt had been
made by the friends of the work TO clear them up.
He read from the report on the work to show how
badly it had been managed In answer to the ap-
peals on behalf of the company, he said the State
should swallow up any company that would manage
its affairs like that
Mr. Pool said it was time for the State to cut loose
from the company. That had been the opinion of
the committee The simple proposition was, that
the State should take all for nothing. offered by
the company, or to give up all to the company.
Mr. Leach proposed to raise the mortgae or
claims prior to that of the State, and the Governor
to take hold and 60 on to keep up the works at a
cost of not more than $780, 900 for the two years.
provided the tolls or profits sufficient to pay
the interest on the sum so expended He, (Mr. l.. }
was prepared to go that far for the company. He
said he could not help the debt of 100000 owed
by the eompany-he could pity the creditors, but
he must also pity the State. He would go for this
plan but could 90 for none of the others proposed
Mr.. Mcdonald defended the private stockholders
from the attack made upon them-the State was as
much responsible as they for any Dad management
Mr. Mcdonald continued for some time
1t being now about o'clock, motion of Mr..
Edney, the Senate adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
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General Santa Anna has been chosen President.
and General Alace, Vice Pesident of Venezuela.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-02-09

To kill cockroaches, get pair Of big boots, then
catch your cockroaches, put them in barrel and
dance on them.
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DIR. DEEMS SCHOOLS FOR BOTH SEXES.

WILSON, N. c.
VTNHIS INSTITUTION comprises schools of Languages
Il Mathematics Natural Sciences Music, Design. and
Bellies Leres It has healthy location ample Faculty,
and commodious buildings. The pulls charged from
their entrance only The students in the Male Department
have the MILITARY drill without expense. The young
Ladies board with the Rectors family.
For Circulars apppyt to
PROF. RADCLIFFE,
Wilson, N. C.
February g, 1859. 6-wSmpd.
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ID 1 E. d

In Chatham county, the Both January Nicy about 80
years old wife Of John A. Brooks leaving aeconate
and kind husband and two chdren--a daughter about
and about years DID, and large circle of relatives
and friends to mourn their rrepabe loss Mrs Brooks
was an aectionae and good wife, tender MOTHER pleas
ant mistress and kind and good neighbour and we have
good reason to hope she is gone to rest. p
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A FORTUNE OF
S. O,OOO!!!

$40
In WOOD. EDDY & CO.'S
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
Glass l52. to be drawn at Wilmington, DEL, on
Saturday, February &c, 1859,
In which embraced the following BRILLIANT CAPITALS:
] Prize of $40, 600!
Prize of 100000! ...
l Prize Of @2O,OOO!!I
Prizes Of lO,OOO!!!!
l Prize Of S6,OOO!!!!!
l Prize of e5,OOO!!!l!!
396 Prizes in the Scheme amounting 81 pos SO4.
is Numbers-i3 Drawn Ballots.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $50, Halves, SO, Quarters, s..
Orders addressed to
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.,
Wilmington Delaware.
February 8, 1889. l7-n
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HARDING COLUMN.
JUST EIvED
JANUARY 18TH, 1852
E. L. HAIR ING'S,
Black Cloth Dress Frock Coats,
made in our best style. Also.
Black Cloth Frock Coats,
made single breasted for everyday wear. handsome
Black Doeskin Cass. Pants.
SHIRTS! sHIRTs!! sHIRTs!!!
OUR STOCK is complete, comprzug all the differ
ent styles and Bosoms with French and English Wrist
bands with and without Collars the lowest New Iook
prices the Il Dozen.
COLLARS! COLLARS!! COLLARS!!!
so DOZEN just received of various styes-Marseilles
Byron Linen hree ply Byron Linen Garrote Marseilles
Garrote, Linen Standing Collars &C.. &c.
E. l.. HARDING.
Cooks New Map of North. Carolina,
Price (ss,) eight dollars, for sale by
E. L. HARDING.
January 20, 1859. A-ly.
W Register and A ge copy.
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The Cotton ,Mipments.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 1.-The total excess of re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports, compared with the
same period last year, now exceeds one million
bales
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Founded 1852. Chartered 1854,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES SITS,
BALTIMORE MD.
COLLEGE IN UNITED STATES.
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write Immediately for
of those large and beautifully ornamented Circulars
representing the exterior and interior view of the
Baltimore Commercial College
Penmanshp &c. which will be sent by return mail free of
charge, with Catalogue containing list of Students terms
of tuition, opinions Of the Press on new system of
Book Keeping, etc.
E. K. LOSlER Prncpal-Lecturer on the Science of Ac-
counts Business Customs etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS. Professor of Book Keeping and Com
mercal Calculations.
II. h. DAVIES, Associate Prof of Book Keeping.
N. c. JOHNSON, Professor of Penmanship.
S. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,, Mercanti Law.
Rev. E. Y. REESE, ID. D., Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John P. Kennedy Hon. Joshua Vausant
Hon Thomas Swan, VIM. H. Keighler Esq,
Jacob Trust, ESQ., VIM. Knabe ESQ.
The time usually required to complee the full course,
from to IL weeks.
diploma is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms &C. sent
by mail free of charge. Address
E. K. LOSIER, Bahiapore Nd.
February Z, 1859 l7-8mpd
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COLLEGE ELEcTIoNs.-We have delayed to-day's
paper to late hour in order to get in the College
elections.
The officers elect consist of Marshal, four Asss-
tant Marshals Ito act at Commencement and during
the ensuing year, and six Ball Managers, the for
mer by the Senior Glass and the latter from the two
Societies
The Marshalship was conferred upon MR. THOM-
AS W. DAVIS,
of Louisburg, N. G.
The Assistant Marshals are
Mr.. VERNON H. VAUGHAN,
Of Montgomery Co., Ala.,
Of Goldsbaro, " c.
of Charlotte NJ c.
Mr.. W. T. NICHOLSON
of Halitar Co., NJ c.
We think the Chief Marshal displayed most excel
lent taste in his selection of Assistants They are
all fine looking young men, and as far as
quainted with the gentleman we know them to be
polite, courteous and obliging, and we are confident
they will all discharge their duties faithfully.
The Ball managers elect are
IN THE DIALECTIC SOCIETY,
JOHN W. MEBANE, Tenn.
j. R. BOWIE, La.
P. NJ. BUTLER, S. G.
IN THE PHILANTHRoPIC SOCIETY.
W. A. CHERRY, N. c.
HORACE FERRAND, La,
II. T. JONES, Ga.
These are also fine looking, clever men, and, we
doubt not will make the annual Commencement
Ball one of the most successful ever given.
Several notable characters will visit these Classic
Shades" next Commencement among whom we
may mention James Buchanan, President of the
United States A. V. Brown, Postmaster General,
and others.-Chapel Hill Gazette.
The Mt. VERNON Cause.-The Ladies of Taw-
boro' N. c., have invited JOS A. Engelhard. ESQ,
to deliver lecture on the 22d instant in behalf Of
Mt Vernon, and that gentleman has kindly consent
ed to comply with their wishes In allusion to
the lecture, the ,Southerner says:
Mr.. EDgelhard is a good scholar and fine speak
er-well acquainted with the History of our Coun-
try, and we feel assured that he will deliver Lee
ture worthy of the cause which calls him forth,
and which will not only add to his already enviable
reputation as speaker, but reflect honor upon the
town and county which he has recently adopted for
| his future home
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Cooks New Map of North. Carolina,
W Register and A &c cor
GRAND SALE OF CLASSICAL WORKS
OF ART.

M ESSRS JONES MOORE WILL HOLD A SALE
lA of the above articles the products of Italy, i'm.
poration of Vito Viii Sons take place Wednesday
morning, 9Th February, II o'clock and continue in the
evening at the store next door to Williams Haywoods
drug store The room will be open to visitors Tuesday,
day and evening.
The assortment is really beautiful and contains satuettes
copied from Canovas originals viz the Seasons Also
Roman and Grecan Vases carved in Alabaser Stone Rich
hebe Ponpei Urns Agate Card Flower Receivers But
the gem of the collection miniature satuette Ttidns
enus Carved in specimen of colour stone and
was exhibited in the Museum of Florence and in the
to palace The collection also contains massive China
Vases richly ornamented also silver plated tea SETS coffee
urns and ice pitchers The attention of the public is res
pectfny called to this SALE contains articles of really
beautiful character
February = 1889. l5-st
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HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
vIVHIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE
plan Of the Virginia and South. Caroina State Militia
ry Institutions.
COL G. c. TEW,
Hisboro. N. G..
January %, 1889. 49,. ..IvAsxl5.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

YTNHE UNDERSIGNED. Chairman (of the Board If Com
i missoners appointed BY the act of the General As
senby of the State Of North Carolina creating ncor.
porated company, styled the Cheraw Conl6ed Railroad
or the Coaied & South Carolina Railroad hereby gives
notice that the capital stock of said company having been
subscribed for according the provisions Of said that
meeting of the Commissioners and Stockholders is called
March, 1885, for the purpose Of receiving from the Conns
soners the books Of subscription and organizing the
pany.
This notice to be published in the Cheraw Gazette and
North Carolina Standard for four successive weeks from
date hereof. ~ s
- .ta., S. c. BRUCE, Chairman
January 29, 1859. 6-w4t
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RunOrs.

It is rumored that caucus of the Know Nothing
members of the Legislature was held on Saturday
light last, and that several important measures
were considered.
1t is rumored that it was determined to get rid of
the name of Know Nothing and assume that of
Wing Generally "where there is a will there is
way" but in this there are insurmountable OBJ
stacles in the way" The people will never be-
lieve that there is no such thing as Know Nothing
party; and the circumstances of its origin and of its
career have been such that they will forget the
thing Know Nothing, or the persons who started it.
In this case emphatical!y "names are things"
1t is rumored that it was determined to oppose
the Revenue BILL and to throw the responsibility of
passing it on the Democratic party. Very well.
1t is also rumored that the Register and our neigh
Dor Syme were under discussion, and that it is in
tended to buy, lift, or cast him out. "All's we'll
that ends we'll" The great American Wing Know
Nothing Federal party of North Carolina is just
about strong enough to ignore Mr. Syme, to have
two organs at Raleigh and to divide generally over
the spoils before they get them.
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AFTERNOON SESSION, 3 P. VI.
The following additional private bills passed their
second and third readings:
The bill to amend the act incorporating the town
of Elizabeth city,
The bill to incorporate Tyron Quarter Swamp
canal company.
The bill to incorporate the Edenton Literary As
ISOLATION
The bill to amend the charter of the town of Eden
ton
The bill to incorporate the town of High Point.
The bill to incorporate the Rutherford Academy.
The bill to incorporate the Potos Mining Company.
The bill to incorporate the Wahahunta Mining
Company.
Manufacturing Company.
The bill to incorporate the Halscy Mining and
Smelling Company, and
River
This ended the private business on the file.
CAPE FEAR & DEEP RIVER IMPROVEMENT
The reconsideration of the bill relative to the
Cape Fear and Deep River improvement rejected on
"ednesday, was now proceeded with.
Mr.. Gorrel moved to strike out all after the en-
acting clause and insert substitute providing as
follows: The Governor was to ascertain and the
public treasurer to pay all outstanding claims now
due by the company, and to take second mortgage
on the works to secure the sums so paid out. Books
were then to be opened for subscription of 1000
shares Of stock at 500 each. When this amount
was taken by solvent persons the public treasurer
Issue coupon bonds running thirty years bearing
SIX per cent interest; bu. these bonds were not to
'e issued till mortgage should be executed by the
- - "A