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NIGHT SESSION.

The House passed through their several readings bill
to incorporate the Fayetteville Military Academy, and an
engossed bill from the Senate inc orporate the Plaster
Banks and Saltworks Railroad Company; also resolution
authorizing the Governors messenger TO purchase CLOTH
ing at regulation prices from the State cloth ing depart
ment.
The House agreed to proposition from the Senate to
rescnd the joint order for nmen at clock
op Monday next and the hour of IN, was fixed
the time.o adjournment
Mr. Shepherd offered resolutions of thanks to Mr. Speak
er DOnnell, which unanimously adopted, aud Mr..
Donnel on returning to the chair delivered eloquent
and feeling valedictOry
The House then adjourned until 4 o'clock, g. m Mon
daY next r.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
SENATE.

THURSDAY May 2S, 1854.
Our regular Reporter unable to attend the sittings
of the Senate Yesterday but nothing done of mpOr
beyond the passage of the hdoGS cop4s resolutions
and the exemption resolutions introduced by Mr. Mckay
of Hnrnett The House. which passed they
from that body.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS

MONDAY May 80, 1854.
The House called to order at o'clock, a. m and
adjourned sine de having first passed a in
iOn to the Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts
and act authorizing the Governor tn appoint commits
sone for the benefit of the representatives of deceased
soldiers.
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II In store and for sale at lowest market rates.
JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt
Raleigh, May 80, 1864. "a
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RALEIGH: TUESDAY, MAY 81. 1864.
conservative Ticket for Wake County.

The sickness of the Editor, and serious sickness
in his family will account for the absence of EdtO-
-;a1 articles in this number of the Standard
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NIoRTH .cARoLINA, CHATHAM CuUN-:

NORTH .CAROLINA, CHATHAM CUUNs'
II TY. Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term
1854 John c. Harvard and others the issue of Henry
c. Castleberry and wife Patsy. Two petitions, % to di-
vide land and (2) to sell and divide slaves.
1t appearing TO the Court that the issue of Henry Cas-
teberry and wife Patsy (Whose unknown are
residents of this State is ordered that advertise
ment be made in the NorthCarOlna Standard for six
weeks commanding said persons to appear at the next
Monday August next then and there to plead answer
demur to said petitions Judgment will be given
against them pro cOnfeSso.
witness Richard c. Cotton Jr, Clerk of said Court at
Pittsborough, this 2sth of May. 1884.
RICHARD c. GOTTEN, JR, C. Q.
May 80, 1854. le-w6t.
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AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE

w COL W. II. A. SPEER, of the 18th G Troops,
a candidate at the election the lst Thursday in August
next represent the people of the counties of Yadkn
Surry ATeghanny, Ashe and Watauga in the Senate in
the next Legislature of North. Carolina
May IL, 1864, 19-tdpd.
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- ~ II u ID y M BOl 4 b AND hOLLO"s
- WARE-0n hand a: reduced price. Sorghum Boilers,
containing from 20 to 100 gaons also Owens and Spid-
ers of all sizes. JAMES N. TOWLES, Agt.
Raleigh May 80, 1854. "a
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EVENING SESSION.

Mr.. Garter, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
back engrossed bill the more efectualy the
benefit of the writ aeGs corpus and to prevent citizens
in civil life from being removed beyond the limits of the
State, recommending its passage.
The Bill passed its several readings
The House resumed the consideration of the motion of
Mr. Person to print the correspondence between Gov
Vance and President Davis in relation to the suspension
of the writ of hdbels corpus.
Mr. Harris ofCabarrus moved to lay the motion the
table.
The yeas and nays ordered this qustion,
ton Of Mr. Henry of Bere and the House refused to lay
the table-yeas 90 nays 44
The question recurring, the motion to print prevailed
yeas So nays l3.
The House then took until half past eight eight
o'clock, p.
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n OTTO E.-.A FULL REPRESENTATION
Of delegates for the Counties of Alamance and Ram
doph are requested to meet at Liberty, Randolph on
the first Saturday in june instead of Saturday the 2lst
OF May, to put in nomination a candidate for the Sem
ate-a Conservative after the stratest sect who Will
advocate the principles of W. W. Holden and Gov Brown
of Georgia
May Il, 1854. It'd.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt. T w. RITTER, a candidate for reelec-
ton to the House of Commons from the County of Moore
Captain Ritter is Conservative latter the sIraltest sect"
May l2, 1864. l94td.
TNO THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND
IL MONTGOMERY announce myself clndidat to to
represent the people of Moore and Montgomery Counties
in the next Senate of North Carolina Ny principles are
Conservative after the sratest Sect" and we'll known
to all who know me- shall explain them more fully at
the proper time. j. A. BARRETT.
Carthage, May 5th, 1864. ltd.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.-WE ARE AU.
candidate to represent the people of Davidson County in
the House of Commons of the next General Assembly.
May 10: 1854. 2l-td.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Lieut. Z H. RAY, of the 47th N. c. Regiment,
for the Office Of Sheriff Of Wake County, at the ensuing
election in august next
May IL, 1864 It'd.
HWTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
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Henry of Berthe, HoInssworth Ingram Jenkins Ritter,
AobbnS Rogers Russell of Brunswick Walen, Wellborn
Woodall-l9 go. -
On giving his Mr. Grissom said that in bis opinion
the word pat iois1 has than personal quail
ncaton and meaning when applied to public JSnc0nGry
1t has reference to his devotion to the constitutional
guarantees and landmarks of the freedom of his country
This resolution in opinion endorses the action of the
Executive and Congress upon the subject of the suspension
OF the writ OF ka6eds corpus which not prepared to
do. vote in the negative.
The other resolutions unanimously adopted
number of bills and resolutions the calendar passed
their several readings Among these the House passed
Mr. Wasers bill authorizing the Governor to purchase
leather for the families OF INDECENT soldiers Yeas NAYS
49, also resolution concerning the salaries Of the Judges
of the superior COURTS asO bill for the relief of the wives
and families of soldier This bill approprates 90
in State Te lsury notes or this amount 900 is devot-
ed to the relief of families of the Indian warc of the
Cherokee tribe
message from the Governor transmitted in response
to resolutionSrOm the House, calling for the Executive
correspondence with President Davis in relation the
suspension of the habeds corpus, which was read.
Mr.. Person moved that it be printed. Messrs Carter
and Ams opposed the notion and motion of the former
the further consideration of the question postponed
until o'clock p. m.
The House then took recess until o'clock, p. m.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
ECLECrIC.

nR. II. II. LEE, koleclic PLY sicIau, Surgeon and
~ AccOucher, tendeTS his professional services to
tue citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. Dr. l.. ID =
Graduate Of the EcleCtie Medical Institute OF Cin-
einnatL aud has had many years Oxpsronco In tho
practice OF hts prO. CEsOn, hopes bS close At.
tentIOn TO business, merIt AhAFo of the public
patronage. Dr. Lee has given special 10
has been emInebtS suCceesfnI In the treatment Of
chrome dtEeAses OF every variety aud especially Of
euch as rheumatism aud diseases OF the Eys Ear,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Cancers and
Ulcers, COnstI?atiOn, Piles diseases OF the Kid.
Ieys, Gravel, AL those who have been uusucctRs-
FULLY treated tor RUy VI the above diseases, would
and 1t to their lntetOst TO consult Dr. Leo without
delay Our practice israfe TAN prompt, IeaV.
ing no eEcutiAl faint in LheryEtc, bat clr.uslug,
renoNAting and strengthening tho general System,
acting in unison with NAluTes nneT.ng laws.
WHEELINO, WEsT NA- Dec. 4IL, 1863
To all whom II may eOHccru: v o the uuucIslk upd
members of tue West Va Legi lalure, iAke pleasure
In saying that We have kuOWn DR.. NChArI IL. Lee
many previous to the breaking out Of the Re-
belllon as 'gege:siu: and energetic practitioner
Of Medicine, tOf the Eclectic SehoOIJ btu ia Ham
aWhA county, Va, and in GAlita county, Ohio.
e. SLALk, Seu1t or 7th DiS't,
W. 8. nUNBAk n. Il. b.,
JOiIH ii. PHELPS, PreA q nate.
Once one door south oil KTam5r's Hotel Slain
street. nn22 2m"
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"MADANR ANNA BIsHoP musi

~ MADAME ANNA BIsROP The must-
cal critic Of the Buffalo Post thus aII6des
to the ooueSrt In that city on Tuesday lasts
"TheFe was a large aud appIeeiative audi
ence present at the Opera House last eve.
ming, to hear this artist who has so often,
delighted our lovers OF music With her
ravishiug melody. The opening cavatiua
from Linda di Chamouuix,' fully convin.
ced all that the artist had full control OF
her superb voice, aud was capable of using
it to the best possible advantage. Next
came Mr.. SedEwick, who gave several airs
on his tavorite Instrument, the cAucertiua,
most exquisitely. Miss Louisa Bishop fol-
lowed in a fantasia GU the piano forte,
which evidenced on her part careful train.
ing and considerable execution. Several
English ba!lAde were sung by Madame b.
10 her livellesl vein. and received the warm
appreciation they so richly deserved Miss
Bishop acquitted herself remarkably we'll
in the Duet from Norma, which she gave
With her mother, aud the ballad, THE Two
Forest Nymphs, aud the ballad Down by
the River Side Stray, where her voice
showed NO little sweetness aud careful Gull
IiVattOn, remarkable for one so young"
These fAVoriIe srtistes announce concert
At Washington Hall to morrow evening.
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Horrible Condition of Returned
Prisoners. .

BALTIMORE, May 3.-The Americans
special Annapolis letter says:
The Gag OF truce steamer New York ar
rived ut the naval academy wharf yester-
day morning, from City Point, with "a
paruled officers and 36l men.
Such WAS tue couditIon of Tho latter that
every man of them was admitted to the
hospital; 80 of them had to be carried
irOm the boat Their looks and words
abundanIly show that their miserable con
dition has been produced by starvation,
and tn"uy are Undoubtedly past the reach
of medicine and nouFishment.
Among the officers is Col. Rose, of the
77th Pennsylvania regiment, who Was chief
engineer of tho tunnel by which SO many
of'ur officers escaped in February last, he
having been re. captured
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~A sECREr.-The present cloudy
weather. though not generally supposed to
be favorable for taking pictures. is, IN
Psr'ridSe's opinion, the very best time for
residents of the city, and others, who are
apt to be somewhat particular. to have
their Iikeuesses taken. as the slackuess of
business admits OF an extra amount Of
business admits OF 40 extra amount Of
pains being taken, which cauuot be at
fOred whena larger number OF customers
are Visiting to be served. 1t
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2IrI .!OlRg.lea!f!!a..u..II.
From Washington

WAsRInGFoN. Aay 2-Ths Senate adopt.
ed an au1endmeIr TO the national currency
act. preventing assoGiatioDs under the act
holding real estate for longer period than
five years .....--.-
An nmendmeud WAS offered by Mr.. Con-
uess 10 the $4,000, 600 appropriation bill,
giving the President power TO cuatiuue the
services OF the troops called out for 100
days to sig nonihsWas rejected-26 against
II. The bill would have passed but for
The lack Of "a quorum of the final vote.
Among the witnesses who were examfn
ed in regard TO the Fort Pillow disaster is
negro who was buried alive and dug
himself out of his own grave. There is no
doubt ot,the fact that one OF more persons
were nailed through their flesh to pieces OF
wood and then burned alive. Not only on
the day of surrender were such ieudish
acts perpetraIed, but next day Ia cold blood
the victims seen by the committee were
some Of them pierced and cut in the face
and eyes with bayOnets and swords, while
other parts Of their bodies were smashed
aud dis6gured either by steel OF lead.
WAsurSeroN, May Pa special to the
New York Times says several members OF
the House called on the Senate to day to
urge the adoption of the House resolution
liking the last day OF May. as the time for
adjournment. Congress will be ready as
soon as the tariff and internal revenue
bills have been disposed Of All the
large appropriation bits have been acted
on or passed 10 committee to day. The
naval and civil appropriation bills, with
the Senate amendments, were considered
by the House Ways and Means committee.
The belief is that they will be reported to
the House tomorrow or Wednesday.
The movement of the army on The LIST OF
May was merely for tue purpose Of chang
ing its position.
The rebels appear to be concentrating
their main forces towards our left.
.AspeciAl TO the World says Representa-.
tive Steele laid before the House Naval
committee to-day u proposition rendering
to the Committee, MS "a site for Navy
Yard, place on the Hudson river near
Yonkera.
The President sent to the Senate TO. day
the name OF Cot Fry as BrigAdier General.
This WAS recently conferred upon the Pro.
vost MarshAps office by Congress.
The House military committee to-day
agreed 10 report bill in favor of relieving
PAymAster Buttons, for two ami half
millions of greeObacks, burned on the
steamer Ruth, which was nuder his charge
when the accident occurred.
A special TO the Tribune says Ii is prob.
abb" that the Secretary of the Treasury
will 10. morrow decide That the joint reso-
ln'ion Temporarily to Increase the tariff
applies to and covers bonded goods 10
warehouse. .-.G
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

Nav YoRK. May 2-The Scotia. from
Liverpool, 22d, aud Queenstown. Gath, ar
rived at noon.
Tne Paris Times thinks little importance
can be attached to the resolutions passed
BY the Washington House of Representa-.
tives relative To Mexico, at least pending
the civil war.
No DAnish news of importance has been
received since the fall of DnppeI.
LirerPool, 24th.-Breadsiptfss dull and
tenutng dOwuWardSaPt0 Histonsfqu quiet and
sreadyssFP Produce steady Il Petroleum less
firm. bs4n9 F'i3giI no 431fE,;G 14fi.i,
LOadoH, ~ Copsols 9s @ea for money.
BrendstdRS very dniL. Sugar steady and
rather higher. z Stsl I - ss{ {,
GeabaIaiJ left Lapddh toa The 2ad, and
would p9ark, for 9GpEerea on the Goth.
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~AaeIvAL or ALLEsEp selE,-

~ARRIvAL OF ALLEGED SPIEs.-A
man BY the name Of ChAs. a Winters,
and SnO'her named T. f. HOuRb. citizen
OF London eoanIy, Virginia, arrived 10 rhis
city yesterdays and we're committed to the
Alhentum TO awall the sentence Of the
eOurt martial BY which they were recently
rried upon the charge OF acting as spies.
Some time ego Winters made his appeAr-
aucs At CIArksburgh. representing that be
vas Lieutenant c0lonei of the SD Ohio
Infantry, and thai Sc vas attached to the
Staf of Gen. Stgel. liz was soon discover.
ed that he VasauimPOst and be was ar
rested As zPy aad tried as above ipdirA-
ted. The sentence of the Court has not
Jet been promulgated
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
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Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the GovCrn.
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Tn. q Pills BhuuI; uOt be tAkvn by females during
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To be Mustered Ont.

HARRISBURG, May 2.-Governor Curtin
received positive assurance from the War
Department last night that the Penusyl-
Vaui% Reserves should be mustered out OF
service mt the end OF the three years from
the time they catered the State service,
Tney did not enter tho Federal service
until two mouths after they were swUrn
into the State service. They come TO re.
cruit aud rs.enlist9 Their return, how.
ever, will be loss to Grant OF q. 900 of
his most effective men for the greater part
Of the summer campaign.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
New Yofl 1IarIke5iIE..
NAV yoRK, May Q.

Ootton-More active audi C82s better at
S4@s5 for middlIug uplands and sO@sI
tor middiiug.
Fiour-SIate and western irregular. un.
settled and 5@lOc lower; 81 lbCG7 80 for
extra State, 81 sj@s rs tvrtrAG1 brands;
ciOs'ug with no buyers at outside quota.
tons
Whisky-Firmer at 81 22@1 rs for State
and western.
Whest-D.ll aud uominalIy 1926 low
err 81 6s@l II for Chicago spdug, aud
Mil. clue ,and 81 1901 80 tor winter red
Coro-ouiet at ST s8I for cid mixed
81 40.
oArs-MOre active at s7@ss for western.
Included in safes for bO.UOO bus hels prime
10 the Government at ,qusl to 80 cath.
PetrOieum-Rtfntd IN bcLd ,uciled and
higher at 5000, sud in PhtIoGciIlhia at
at 5000.
woOl-Firmer.
PoIk-Qaiet at 500 10 for mess, $2e SO
@26 as far mess, SE6 50 for old do, S2s
eO@2s 20 for for new DO, $23 O0@26 10
tor old aud new prime aud S2T 25GGa2T5O
tor prime mess Also 500 OoIs new mess
for July at buyers option at sac; aud 1000
bills do. for shme time al ssIter,5Ioption At
$50 and 500 bbis mesa deliverable from
May 10 TO June 10 at buyers option OF
Beef-Firm and more active at So SOFA
ID 90 for cuuntry mess, So OOG.7 90 iOr
for prime, l6@Is for rrpaCked mess AMI
5000 for ex Ia mess.
Mess Bscf-Qpirt uud tirm at 26@2s.
Beet Hams-Q liet aud uuChauHeI.
Cut MeAts-lnactive aud prices noAinal-
~ unchanged.
Bacon SIDES dull and nominal.
Lard-Steady at l4@l4S, the latter an
extreme Tor very CHOICE Aestle rendered
leaf.
Batter-scarce and fsmer at s2@s4 for
State aud Ohio nomluAI.
Cheese-uuchangedi 1923 forsnew.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

@THI fellow Kellogg, or vAu Clsve,
who was arrested the other day aud COM
mitted to the Atheneum upon suspicion OF
being in some manner interested in the
rebel success, and Who told more lies about
himself thSu sc will ever ees forgiveness
fOr. is still 10 limbo aud is making great
efforts to get out. His last story was that
his name is Van CIevs and that be ran
away from New Jersey TO escape the wrath
of female whom ne had Injured and who
had threatened TO kill him. but the name
of -Resd' hss lately been discovered in
one OF his boot legs. and he will be retain
ed 10 custody until he can satisfactorily
account for himself.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

wrCIRcuIr CouRr.-The Circuit Court
ednmeuced yesterday. Beyond the EN-.
hueiiius of a grand jury nothing OF pub
lilo Importance was doue The case Of
Charles Wells, indicted for the murder of
hugh Csauesy, is set for to-day, but We
learn that it is likely, owing to the cOutiu-
ued absence Of material witnesses, that the
case will not be disposed Of the present
term,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04
~A NorUllllF - DSoI.srp

SrA MonUnENE nor DSc1AsED Sol
OlERa-Fbs marble AID stone cutters OF
Pittsbursh have Eivsh notice of their in
tentiOu TO contribute handsome mOnu :
meat TO the Sanitary Fair nov icing held
in that city IL has Ueeu decided to offer
The monument as a premium To the county
in Western Psunsylvauia, Ohio or West
Virginia giving the largest aggregate
amount In money or other contributions to
the Pitts6Orgh Sanitary Fair. which COM
neuess on abe Let of June. The uOuu-
ueos VIII be of appropriate design, finish
ed in handsome manner, and is to be
erected in memory OF the gallant aeroes
from the successful eOuOty, who have Of
fered up theis lives 10 the service of their
country. The names of the soldiers will
also be inscribed upon it, aud it's location
h1ed BY ths soasiy which gains it. 1t is
estimated .hst 3 will cost some three
thousand dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-04

w4LnrSero on Nay s.-Much damage
has been deus in this vioinity.by violent
rain storm, which continued all last night.
All the army Operations must be necessa-
riIy suspended.
Ths|Hesse Naval Committee will. en-
deavor 10 decide upon the site for the new
Navy Yard t0-morro y; morning.
q It Unexpected that the Committee on
EItett6ns Will make a report upon the
Blair correspondence. HsJ
] All quiet on the Rapidan.
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The Ohio National Gnard.

CINcINNAIG, May 8.-TEe National Guard
Of ohin mustered yesterday in response to
the GoEernOr's call for one hundred days.
mcn.
Out OF four hunlred and eighty six com i.
Panies, all Gu. tOrty-,hrre have reported
35 900 men for, active duty. The whole
humber will reach yearly 40, 900 men, ready
for the field nj II moments uotice.
The fonr Cincinnati regiments Iurned
out nearly s,oOO men, armed and equip
ped.