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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-17
TIE LINCOLN CONGRESS

The New York Herald in a recent issue, gives
the following editorial epitome of the nquites
perpetrated by the late Federal Congress:
Nearly all the important measures for the sup
port of the government which were brought before
Congress passed both Houses. None OF the bills
designed to assist the States in effectng the eman
cipation Of slaves were successful iD passing The
bills to admit the Territories of Nebraska, Navada
and Colorado as States failed to get through both
Houses for want OF time
Soon afeer the adjournment Of the two Houses of
Congress, the Senate met in extraordinary session
in accordance with the Presidents call but beyond
the election of Senator Foot, of Vermont, as pre-.
siding officer pro tenn, and the administration of
the oath of office to new MEMBERS little business
was transacted"
The same paper says editoriaIy:
1.-The thirty seVenth Congress has closed its Ia.
bors. Nearly all of tire important measures intro
duced in either house were passed and became laws
of the land. Before its adjournment Congress in
vested Mr.. Lincoln with more power than was ever
before given to one man by any legislative body
since the time of Sylla in ancient Rome.
Financial measures have been passed appropria-
ting 81 Joe 100000 in addition to SLIT, 000OO
appropriated in the long session-in all S2,277..
900. A banking bill has been adopted to IA
cilitate the financial operations of the government
and give it control of the whole moneyed interest
of the country Such is the enormous power put
into the hands of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Next general conscrption bill hos been adopted
Heretofore, in the United StBtes sthe militia force
has been under the control of the Governors of the
States and trained and differed under their author
ity. Now the whole militia and every abe bodied
man in the country, married and single are placed
under the complete control of the President of the
United States without any intervention whatever
on the part of Governors or State Legislatures In
fact, the existence of the State militia is ignored
and brlgadier general, or even a major general is
liable to be drafted as high private The whole.
military strength of the country, without limit or
exception is placed at the disposal of the Secretary
of War
Then in addition to the immense regular naval
force under the direction of the Secretary of the
Navy, the President has the power by the Letters
OF Marque bill, to cover every sea with privateers,
and to sweep from the ocean the commerce of every
European maritime nation which would be SO fool.
hardy to raise hostile hand against the republic
Additional to these powers Congress has added
another measure. 1t has passed bill of indemnity
which relieves the President from any legal conse-
quenees arising from false arrest or imprisonment,
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and authorizing him to suspend the privilege Of
kqbeqs corpus at will in every State ia the Union
So that any resistance to his authority can be nPped
in the bud, and any dangerous movement repressed
The President therefore, and through him his
secretaries, have absolute and unlimited power
Sword Of the nation. And for what purpose? To
pnt down the rebellion and restore. the Union.
Great therefore is the responsibility of the Presi-
dent and the heads of the departments. II they
fail, it can never be said that the failure has been
for want of means Such vast resources were never
before placed in the hands OF government ana
Mr.. Lincoln and his cabinet ought not to liil and
will not, if they do their duty to the codHtry. Let
the people sustain the government by all the means
in their power"
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PLANTEP,S Tom
NOTICE,

SUBSCRIBER, HAVING At
Ierm' 1853 of Johnston County Co,, KCARY
9 qua as Executor Of William Earp deceased a been duly
mands M Ts s. idtng dsb
duly authenticated him for parscnt ,n i Of kinds
Par of tS o aw otherwise this viii be me time
N"tce Is also CIV en- that as Executor of .L,
EafP' deceased, SHALL on The 18th Jav He sad William
rom IRON "y 10 day until the VIII Ae is sold at tbS next and
nsf OF Inc sswiHiam carp in the Cou ty f dwelling
and v 'e p vp pn![yeght likely slaves Of Them s
Ger cotton wagon and gear five carts tS Of eo &
dnd kchen furniture and other arrc Ok carts
viii IN ia credit OF SIX months bond with approye5 %
VIII ID every instance, be required of the Slret
no PR perry will be delivered to the ppr pee and
PASSED until bond and security is given as sF Or title
iss P % ;Sa and pershabe is so A
teSator. until the LIST day Of Januarv sf4 OF bis said
johnston Co., N c., Feb. 81, 1863 i8[ LHSsuS3i
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How TO PREsERyE~WHEAT.-Mr. W. W. Elliott,
oneof our best millers requests us to saw to farmers
that they should not cfean their wheat until they
want to use it, and that wheat kept in the chaif
never spoils. He also says, those who have cleaned
their whesk should mix little portion oflime with
it. by sprinklng it over the same, in order to pro.
teet 1t from insects Of all kinds.-Panela Star.
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NOTICE

TEHlIE UNDERSIGNED i VIM At TIM ,,,nn,..
y ,ernl 1858, of the Court of Pleas and OIarto "a
~ me county Of Granville N c. qualified As F,o
rer late f I lSe will and Testament of Maj Tristan L. S
y, :" oil te county OF CEoTan, deceased hereby gT
ieiate payment. and to those holding claims agan%
Saiu deceased 10 present them for PAYMENT within Tho
ban ny law, or This notice will be pleaded in
nAr oil Their recovery. " F''"Us" IL
Feb. q, 1868. AN1- NhH Executrix'
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LAND FOR SALE.

~ RSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE FIVE
e hundred acres of land in Wake County on the waie
81 NeuSe IVer adjoining Geo. W. Mordecai's Fish Dam
anu immediately opposite the tract recently sold BY
Col Russ. Terms accommodating
s turner particulars address either of the under
S'gned al Tally Ho! T. o., Granville Co N c.
JAMES A. RUSSELL
Feb. 10, 1868. " iaI, IN
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NOTICE.
co TON FACTORY FOR SALE.

TENHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE Ih iatai
4 Cotton Factory, in AIamance County. s 81 rnod
fourteen miles south of Graham. The machinery oes
order and runs eighteen looms and eight ginning Of
1t is now in successful operation, with full supply
hands, usw
For further information, apply to the sabscriOeiS'
River ?. o., Aamance, North CaroGna. ,,-,DEN
Feb TO- 1858 l3-w&sWo!mPs iss
~ Richmond Examiner and Augusta Constitution
copy to amount of $40 each:
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S25 REMARK

SH TY nall NAL AT, At OXFORD, GRANVILLE cory
6nnd il "a man calling himself W BARR. wbo v UUoS
eu IN sad Jail for Larceny He had on Tbon O was en-
i hat and black pants; his e0mpIexion is ei
xrap rafk long hair small goatee aud moustacbe i s
above reward if, carried h off pair of grey blankets The
"nemen' IN any Jail So that may get him ana Gun
okiord' Granville Co, N c., Feb %, 81 = OIL L.
l9-WSsv9v
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NOTICE,

HEAD QUARTERS, 4STH N C. REGr
POcotalIgo, s. C. March 4, 1855 I
EpELATIVES OF.SOLDIERS DECEASED IN THIS
regiment notified that the necessary papers haze
Deen adjusted and forwarded to W H. s TavIor Secrd
nuu''"r u = Treasury, Richmond Va who will forward
nc -'1uht que by mail 10 the claimant who will forward
10 ann by mail the proper papers to prove in each case
the claimant is the legal representative of the deceased
BY command of Col. R. T.. HUI:
j. R. WINCHESTER"
M,rot - 1870 LIST 1t. and Acting Af't
''' '0oo' Zi-lCL
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Headquarters 5Ith N. c. Regiment, |

January 2Uth 1863
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID Fun
n each of the following named deserers if delivered
me or confined in Castle Thunder Richmond:
WM BYRNS, agel 2l years. eyes black, hair oS'n,
complexion dark hrght i've feet eleven inches born
the county of Randolph c. and By occupation ieacns
W H. CARVER, aged about as years. eyes blue, nan ~;
WhSkers grey, complexion fair, height five Zee: egn ~
cheS, born in the-couny Of Chatham N and BY 9cc"F"
ton farmer. SAML j. PARBAM,
Capt. Co. X, sash n. C. Kegs
Jan. 90, 1863 s-w6sw7tPd'
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w. f. BAsON, Md, Dentist.

OFFICE OVER Mr. PEscUp'sO
"a b. PERSONS CALLING Oh. THE ABOyE IT.
ring hIS-abSence, will be notified of his return br
their names with DR.. Perry or by addressing him
through the Post Office. Raleigh, i. C.
Raleigh, Feb. 10; 1868. 7aukswtf
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For GAIE

sane OF THE LARGEST AND REST T.,exPp1rO
~ IN the Confederacy-eonsiStng Of 50 Watts, Linz.
roofs and Batesa twenty five horse power attached
good Corn MlII-all under new and well framed hons
Carolina Railroad. For particulars apply to
CAIN & RCFFIy
Feb. 10, 1868. 40 ~ =.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL EXPOSE TO PUBLIC
sae, on the premises on w ednesday the Sth day Of
priI, ln65 that valuable property in the town of Louis
eg1. The building of brick Eur stories and covered
WIN I'm. IL contains rooms enough to accommodate about
one hundred barders exclusive of the principals rooms
the premises brick kitchen with fonr large besides
olner Gutoudrngs 1t is surrounded by large grove Of
immediately after the sale of the above real estate, the
furniture of the College, consisting of bedding ashsand
CHAIRS table ware sOfs centre and pier tables car
PeT1hg' pianos, DC, will also be exposed public sale
midst OF excellent society better opportunity for gd
sented.
possession VIII be given early in June. Terms made
known at the SALE but the paTnents will be arranged
suit the purchaser '
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w. x. RICHARDSON & CO.,
STUCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raleigh, N. C.
loFFICE ON FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
W LII Gil PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
sales and purchases of State and Confederate bnnds
BANK and other stocks collection of drafts any bust,
ness connected with the different of the
government.
Bank notes OF all Southern States bought and sold.
.; REFE&ESCEs.
Q: G. Parsley, Wilmington
W. A. Wright do
John D. Williams, Fayetteville
W. G. BroadfJot, do
J. ]. Blackwood Charlotte
w Lane. Wayne County
John ID. Whitford. Craven COUNTY
Hon. Thomas Ruffn, Alamance COUNTY
Hon: W n. Edwards, Warren County.
d. Ho3 w u ~ W: Courts, Rockingham County.
And citizens of Raleigh, generally,
January Is, 1863 Au6.op,,
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Oh StauoarS,.
For the Standaro'
THE ADJUTANT GENERALSHIP.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT n. {.
RALEIGH, March 2, 1863 +
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TTATc a., - -0Ild
a NEW LOT JUST OPENED,
q 49, AT ~,
March 8 1863 HARDgGS
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NOTICE
WANTED.

HhOSE WHO OWE ME ARE P1R777o-,-~ ,I0
by note if nat the money. 1 Per opea arc',i
March 3, 1868. L. L. HARDEIT9is
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Nmneemenis.


EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION!
E GRAND CONCERT
Ny the celebrated
"ObD bOLkS"
And GRAND EXHIBITION of the
IA q III g G \ !,
DR.. COLON
At the COOiER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb ~ 1903,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON aud EVENING, Feb. ~, 1863
SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Ladies aud Cndren.
Each Of thec entertainments will commence with OTaad
Concert, by the eel 5mei -
QUARTETTE
or FATuER REEDS Old FOLKS"
Consisting Of F.THER REED,
MISS II. L. s REED,
MISS ANNA G0ODALL.
Who viii appear 10 Sncieut stume and delight te noienc
with the eDIaptuDg which have made thel' LANES
fanious throus hout the country. a.,
After which Dr. COTTON will appear and administer 'ne
LAUGHING GAS 70 - avs. .D,r.
TWELVE GENTLEMEN AND SIX LADIES.
Fur Huinor W.T. Song Dancing, &c are brought OUT py
the Gao.
Tickets, 10 cents; two ticScts 70 cents ,u,
Admission Saturday Afternoon: Adults 10 cents cMioien
cents
Doors open at G9 music commemorate = O'CLOCK
Open Afternoon At q commence IT VclocA
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IFORGE WASHINGTON.

-O '' - ,,A.
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Esire-a toap,ny will le P-d G; tho oce q Vim G. Oh
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Hmreemfrts.


NIBLO's GARDEN. III
laluMrHAsi SUCCESS :. -, p~aiASf'
The distinguished Amerc IN PhIna Dodrs,
ana 'n' '"''"'N' MR r. PETER RrcHiros.
in Bales great operate epecisc,e, entitled
On, THe Power oF Lovs
Entirely New Scenery by j. r H.yesan3 J ~ s.lwyn
Ne" Ns% 1 M9n' fnb SP H. 'sd W s;:!,'
FULL sS Saoas AiD 'at oc ps%
''''' VIZ Mr. HARVEY b. DoDwoRTH,
GRAM; = SSisLLrr,
MILE. ANNErTI GALLETI
the most perfect a' Mons 'ai1&R2ksrr! r,
MAD hAN@H AND AND A FULL coRfs A
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Feb. IS.
and Every Eyenos until futile; notice yin Dc rs,I'a's
SATANELLA;
THE POWER OF LOVE.
satenells' tho Split Of Beauty MISS c. RICp,yos
hsss: ;. &si s,:s! PETER ncnSos
Mas'o the M Irg & r mxaatT iii."''' '''s
tengagrd expressly iof this part
F4biO....Mr L. r. shovel yeanne'' NJ. T. she.sa
Prog.amme OF Music, Danocs. 1e &c incidental se
GRAND BALLET.
l. Introduction, de Baaet
z Pa. d. Troll.
Nils 0setti Msrzetti and Kat,ine, and CoIe. DE- Bsst
g. G-mblisg Chorrs ,Leo1i and Chsss
T. FniTy inCsntSLign ehe.Ia
ACT SECOND
s. Aerial Chorus Chorus
T. DIinkiug Song 1.-THE Vintage Of Champagne satsha
ACT THIRD.
O. Eutre Act and Ballad let Notth World'. sssoels
o. Slave Market Chorus. Merry Tuns Chorus
GRAND BALLET.
H. SphnisA Dencr corps
IL RJmanca MaIzei aud kslTine
H. Pas De EscL4 ME- Caletn ana Corps ue bdet
GRAND FINALE
r. Amelia Sahara Zle.ma sataneis and Shefas
Is Grand Air aud Csouleta .Saianela and Chorus
ACT FOURTH.
l6 Cavatina "Uh could but is Heart Enaver ssisDslk
H. Incarnation Here. Behodp. ..satsnsls
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