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SENATE.
The Senate met at II o'clock.

SATURDAf, JAN 20, 1000
The Senate met at II o'clock.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Patterson bill to revive and continue in
force an amendment to the 36th chapter Of Revised
Code, in regard to banks and currency. Passed its
several readings.
Mr. Warren bill to amend an act entitled Reve-
nue.. Referred to finance committee.
Also bill for the relief of w. B Carnbpell, Sher-
iff of Beaufort Passed its several readings.
bin to incorporate the Trustees of the Hill Or
phan Fund, passed its several readings.
number of engrossed bills and resolutions from
the House read.
BILLS, EcT., ON THEIR Sd READINGS.
resolution in favor of d. F. Bagley, Sheriff Of
Perquimans Passed.
Resolution in favor of the Sheriff of ofMontgomery.
Passed.
Resolutions protestingt, against emancipation for
public services Passed.
A bill in relation to guard for the town of Fry
etteviIle Passed.
Resolution in favor of A. Sanders. Passed.
A bill to exempt the employees of the N. G.
Powder Manufacturing Company, passed its sever
al readings.
A bill to amend the charter of the Drakesville
Iron Company, passed its several readings
BILLS, Ecr, ON THEIR 2D READINGS
A bill to prevent the collection of debts in specie
ILevies tax Of 70 per cent upon all debts where
specie is demanded Passed over.
bill TO repeal 1l9tn Sectlon OF Inc o4tn cnaPteI,
Revised Code. Passed.
A bill to enable the citizens of the State to con.
solidate lands. Rejected.
A resolution to exempt the commissioners of the
town of Wilmington from Home Guard duty
Passed over.
A bill to. increase the efic cheney Of the Home
Guard organization. Passed over.
A resolution to authorize the Governor to remove
the coast salt works to Saltville or some other
place. Mr. Straughn offered an amendment to au-
thorize the Governor to present pans, machinery,
&c, foe the purpose of testing salt wells in Chat
ham county. which had been recently discovered.
He stated that good salt had been made there from
A we'll only a few feet deep. The amendment was
adopted, and the resolution passed its I'd and Sd
readings.
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A bill to exempt employees of newspapers from
Home Guard duty. Mr.. Dick called for the yeas
and nays, and the bill passed by vote of 81 to 10.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An engrossed resolution to raise committee to
enquire concerning appropriations for the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum was concurred in.
Mr.. Pitchford rose to personal privilege. In
using the word whipped" yesterday he only meant
that we would lose battleS-that we would be whip
ped in many fights. He did not mean that We
would be whipped into subjugatiOn-that the spirit
of his remarks had been misunderstood, and he was
for fighting until the enemy acknowledged our in
dependence, and he believed We we're able to 90 so.
The committee on claims reported lavOrably upon
q resolution in favor of T. r Fentress. Passed It's
several readings.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Mr.. Shepherd presiding.
Prayer by Rev. R. Mason, Jr, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. .
The journal of yesterday read and approved.
Leaves of absence were granted McSsrs Lowe
and Phillips.
Mr.. Caldwell introduced resolution in reference
to the Insane Asylum, proposing to raise joint sc
lect committee to investigate the affairs financial
management &c, of sd Institution.
Mr.. Phillips moved 4 reference of this resolution
to the joint standing committee on the Insane ASy
lum. Not agreed to.
The resolution, after discussion, was adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Grissom, bill to amend an act, entitled " an
act to increase the efficiency of the Home Guard
Organization" Referred to the committee on mil.
itary affairs.
Mr.. McAden a bill bearing the same title. Or
dered to be printed and referred to the committee
on the judiciary.
Mr.. McAden bill to incorporate the ConsCrva
tive Joint Stock Publishing Company. Referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Caldwell bill to increase the powers Of the
Commissioners of the town of Greensboro.
A message from the Senate announced the pas
sage in that body Of resolutions in relation TO I'm
preSsments introduced in the House at the former
session by Mr.. Philhps) with an amendment suik
ing out the I'd aad Srd resolutions Of the sereS.-
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, the message and resoiu
tions were laid on the table.
| The special order, viz: the appointment of Mag
straes being taken up, Mr. Pool moved to postpone
the whole matter until the 3rd Monday Of NoEen
Der next Not agreed to.
| The House then proceeded to appoint.
| An eDgrossed resolution in favor Of Saml F.
Phillips and Lelry L. Plummer passed its seyera
readings.
Ap engrossed resolution in favor of D. F. Baglcy
Sheriff Of Perqumans county, had its lst reading
and took its place on the calender
The House then adjourned until ten o'clock a. NJ
on Monday next
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SHERMAN seems resolved to obtain some sort of
popularity in Savannah. He has put down Whiskey
to three cents drink and bread to five cents leaf
The murder is out People drinking that kind
of whiskey could not be expected to do otherwise
than "t take the OATH" or any number of oaths.-
The bread is better idea.- WA. Jour.
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It is reported that the commissioners sent by the
Legislature of this State to Richmond, on the SUB
ect of peace, Mr.. Pool of Bertie Mr.. Carter Of
Beaufort Mr.. Person of New Hanover, and Mr. Hal
of New Hanover. They have been considerably de-
Iayed in their journey by the bad condition. of the
roads, We suppose they may be expected to return
BY Saturday orlMonday Gext.
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AT NTIONI

a > SHALL VERY SOON REMOVE FROM THE
IN County those indebted to me are earnestly raorasd
to Call immediately AID Close their account .
For Wheat or Corn The highest cash prices previous to
w be allowed for professional services at old prices
charged. F~'' "-'' ~
Jan. 80, 1865. :: aN9tn5
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MARRIED.

Craven, Mr.. DONALD w. Balm, to Miss ADDIe ",
third daughter Of DR.. VIM. q. HILL, all of this City.
In Warrenton, on Wednesday, 25.h inst, by
Rev L. B. KingSbury, Rev. JOHN B. WILLIAMS, of
the North Carolina Conference to Mss ANN LITTLE,
daughter of the late DIR. Charles Skinner; of that
place
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La,AKEN ZIP AND CoMM1rrEn To 1,11

TaNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL
Il negro man By tn. name of HENRY, wto says he
belongs TO Benz Redmond Of Charlotte County Va
Said boy is about 90 years of age front teeth out
raised in Johnston County, N c. and sold by j. Stern,
in Richmond Va.
The owner OF sld boy is hereby notified TO for.
ward, property pay charges and take hun away
he will be dealt with as the law directs
WIN. LII. CULL0M, Sheriff.
Johnston County N. G.
Jan 2y 1866. 9-tf
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TIE A CHI Z RSl

G1EVERAL LADIES OF GOOD ABILITY
and long experience in the common branches Musar.
Drawing Painting &C., desire 10 bear Of pleasant sitaa
tun for ChiIdren's School, 10 open in the Spring Cel
pensatiOn to be partly Produce. q.
Give particulars and address
Salem, Forsyth Co., n. C.
Jan. le, 1865. o.. - . 6-Atpdi
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We have recently had very cold "spell of
weather" in Ahis locality. The weather has, how
ever moderated, and is now clear and frosty. We
learn that full supply of ice has been obtained
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FOR SALEI
VALUABLE LAND!

NN7ILL BE SOLD FOR. CASH AT THE
w Courthouse in Raleigh, Tuesday of Februar y.
Court at twelve O'clock half of hundred and
ty of land lying the Cual6eld Railroad in Wake
County IA miles from Raleigh belonging the est ste Of
C. IL. Horton, decd adjoining the lands of A. J. Lynch,
Grey JONES' J. Perry, and others.
D. ". SREYEY,
Executor.
Jan. 2S, 1888. ,T-tL
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Shad have made their appearance in the Will
mington market at $l5O per pair, in specie.
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POST QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, c. S. A.,
Raleigh, NJ c., jan Is, 1855.
TO THE FARMERS OF

WAKE, ORANGE, AND CHATHAM
COUNTIES!
SPECTFUELY APPEA TO THE:
\ Farmers of Wake Orange and Chatham Counties to
bring in their surplus corn Immediately, for the support
Of our army have obtained permission to pay Local
Appraisers rates at grain eVons to LIST of
February 1855 tarnsStly hope that patriotic prodnce
will deliver tAe;r grain Immediately and relieve NE s
the uuplsessRiaGss and themselves the m2r"atior SH
ed 10 do en- md Hfter the lst OF February
The following are the names of my aaorIed AGENTS.
Racigh J, T. Siinrtree; FOrestyle Z W. Fort MOTHS
villa A. j. Norris and DurhaEls, W. r ward. hlis>
bo,o' TO be filed, and Pittsbpro,, to be hlIed
Capt. aud A. O. n.
Ian. 49, 1855. Wv.
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NAE ARE AUTHORIZE ED TO ANNOUNCE
W Capt L. 4. RIGGAN a candidate for the Office
OF County trustee at the next February Term for Wake
Gouniy II elected he pledges himself to a faithful dis
jan: 80, 1906 6-wst
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HORSE COLLARS! HORSE GoLLARs!rr
P. Q. M.}OFFIOE,
Raleiqh, ". c.. Jan. u, 1868

u WILL Receive PROPOSALS UNTIL
the 2gd day of February next r the Manufacture OF
Ten Thousand Horse and Mule Collars, siESlAr to sam:
Piles to be my Office Bidders musa state the num-
. ". E. PIERCE.
Capt ane A. O. N.
J.n 70 1ss5 6-8t
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readings. EAllows Mr.. Phillips $3.50 as commits
sioner to examine the blockade running accounts,
and Mr.. Plummer $500 as clerk to Mr.. Phillips
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
The consideration of the resolutions concerning
lmpressments being the unfnsHsa business of yes
terday, was resumed, the QUESTION being upon the
motion to strike out the and Sd resolutions
=" Resolred, That this General Assembly takes
occasion in this connection to express the opinion
that much of the machinery by which the Confed-
crate government gives effect to the extraordinary
measures connected with this war is both CALLING
and ominouS and is we'll calculated to agitate peO-
pie refecting upon their lineage and former free.
dom.
ResolOed, That such experiments upon the tenn
per of the commonwealth have increased, are In
creasing, and ought to be diminished"
The Senate was address ed by Messrs Bryson and
Pitchford in favor of striking out and by MeSSrs.
Lassiter and Warren in opposition.
The vote on striking out was as follows:
AYSs-Messrs Aycock, Bryson, Courts, Crump,
Ellis Grier, Harris, Horton, Kirby, McCOrkle, NC
Eachern, Miller Patterson Patton, Pitchord, Smith,
Speight, Stranghan, Ward, Whitford, Virgins,
Wright and Wynne.-23.
N4Ys-Messrs. ArendeIl, Bagley, Berry, Biount,
Boyle Dick Jones, Lassiter, Leitch, Long, Mat
thews, Odom, Snead, Stubbs, Warren aud WinStead.
-16.
The resolutions as amended passed their second
reading by q vote of SO to 8. The rule was Sns-
pended and the resolutions passed their taird read
ing.
The resolutions to give each soldier negro and
fly acres of land were made the special order for
Monday next at - o'clock.
The bill to levy tax in kind for the support o
the families of soldiers was made the special order
for Tuesday.
The Senate then adjourned.
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1. IRONI IROS!! IRON!!I
NN7E KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL KINDS
w Plantation and Farmers lrOn Shovel Iron, mil
Rods Band Iron, Heavy Sheet Iron for making Hoops
Spades, &c.
SHAY, WILLIAMSON, & co,
North State Iron and BFzSs Works.
Jan so. 1885. y--St.
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NV YoRK. April7.-The Commercials Wash
ingtou special SAYS: The work of restoring the
railroad from Washington TO Richmond is act
lively pursued II will be re opened in = shor;
time.
The Posts special says Hancock is on the war
path from the direction OF the Shenandoah Nsl-
lev.
The Herald has information direct from Rich
mond that the president is already there, actual
~ engaged in the business OF peace-that on
Tuesday evening he had a private conference
with Judge Campbell, who, with the adyices and
consent Of JEFF Davis. remained behind to see
what could be done in behalf OF despondent res
dents.
IL also GAYS il is understood that Wednesday
night last was fixed for another interview, when
Gen. Weitxel and others on the union aide. and
prominent rebel leaders will be present.
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column down the road. bat Il h eviden; esnno.
follow rapidly during TIE night.
fSignedl A. Il HrxrBsxrs,
Major General


MAIDS HE.DouXKrEns. March 81 Pm
To Lieutenant, General Grant:
At Daylight this morning 1 moved the 25th
and oh army corps along the railroad 10 the d.
reciion Of Amelia Court House. Soon after
moving Intelligence was received that The enemy
vas moving towards Farmviile. The direction
the % and 9Th corp. was moving was changed
from northern 20 Southwestern. and the directing
corps. the %. moving on Dsntonville. aud the
5th, heretofore in the centre, moved on the
right Of the ~. and the 9Th, facing about. NOV
ing by the lett flank, took position on the left Of
the 2i. II was understood that the cavalry
would operate on the extreme left. The changes
were promptly made
The 81 corps soon became engaged With the
enemy near DAltonv lie driving hin. right scrosss
the ) idon's creek. 20 the AppomStox.
The fifth corps made q long march, but its
position prevented It's striking the enemy's
column before il had passed.
The 9th corps came Up With The enemy about
4 p. N aud, in conjunction with the 2i on the
right and the cavalry on The right. attacked the
enemy. capturing many prisoners, among them
Generals Ewell, Curtis and Lee.
/ transmit dispatches from both Wright and
Humphreys, which, in justice 10 these disiin
command. ! beg NAV be sent TO the war depart.
meni for immediate publication.
1t is impossible at this moment 10 give any e.
innate OF the casualties on either side, or the
number Of prisoners taken: but it is evident ths.
to-day's work Is going to be the most important
OF the recent brilliant operations. The pursuit
will be continued as soon - the men have hsd .
little rest
Gen. Griffin, with the 30 corps, will be moved
by the left and right. and Humphreys continues
the erect pursuit as long as il promises success.
Signed GEo G.. MKApE.
Major General.
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HEADQUARTERS SIxTH CoEPS,f
April 6. 10 p. NJ.
Major General welcb, Chief of STAFF. Army of
the Potomac:
Sir-In pursuance OF instructions OF this
morning from Major General Meade, / moved
from Petersville BY the shortest practicable road
to the left of Deatonville. with the object of there
taking position on the left of the I'd corps.
Striking the road running from Deatonyille to
Burk's station, at a point a little to the south
ward Of the former place, | found the I'd corps
was engaged to the front and right and the cav
airy moving 10 my left.
Moving down the road towards 3urk's station,
perhaps a mile. and running sharp to the right. l
proceeded across to nearly q parallel road on
which the enemy was moving and along which
he had thrown up a line OF entertainments.
As soon as the leading division, General Sey
mour's, could be formed. il was moved up the
road held by the enemy. which was carried; then
turning the left it was advanced down the road
and met a pretty strong resistance.
By this time Wheaton's division wac put into
position o Semour's left. The lines we're again
advanced and swept down the road for a distance
of about two miles, arriving at a deep and diff
cult creek. where we found the enemy had re
formed his line on the opposite side. We at
tackled and drove him 70 A point distant half q
mile.
In our first attack = portion of the cavalry op-
Grated on Our right flank; in the subsequent at
tack the mass Of cavalry operated on the left
and right TANKS of the enemy. The result has
been a complete success.
The combined force captured ) general off
GERS, among them Ewell, Curtis and Lee, and q
large number Of Others.
shall 60 into camp about 2 miles beyond this
point, and await instructions
The lst and Sd divisions, Wheston's and Sey-
mour's. and the artillery engaged to-day behaved
splendidly.
A return Of casualties will he forwarded 50
soon as possible.
The corps has molly sustained the reputation
gained on the % inst, as well as on other hard
fought fields.
(Signed) n G WEIGHT,
Major Gen.
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- \ large number Of the citizens met at the
court house on Friday evening. to make suitable
arrangements for such public demonstrations of
thanksgiving as might be appropriate TO the glO
riOus victories of our army and the certain sup
preston of the rebellion.
On motion of James NJ. Ray, Col. James
Blake was appointed chairman. and Wm. Wal
lace secretary.
Most excellent speeches ard suggestions were
made by Judge Mcdonald and James VI. Ray,
Esq.
On motion Of Judge Mcdonald, d committee
of siI was appointed to devise a programme for
the 18th inst, and report the same 10 a public
meeting of the citizens called for Saturday
evening.
The chair appointed Judge Mcdonald VIM
Wallace. A G. Porter. DIR. Boyd. g. W. Lowe
and j II Ksppes such committee.
On motion OF Mr.. RIy, il was resolved that
Gov Morton be requested TO Issue his proclsma
ton appointing the l4th inst. "a the day Of
thanksgiving and public rejoicing
On motion Of Mr.. Wright, it was resolved
that this meeting adjourn TO meet az the State
House Square on Saturday evening at ~
o'clock. to hear the report OF the com nittee. who
shall! mature the plan for the celebration OF the
Ia h inst
On. motion, Messts Kimball. Wiener, Wiley.
Phipps. Williams end Bike we're appointed a
committee to make arrangements for the meeting
to- morrow evening Is ,turday) to secure tho
largest attendance possible OF the citizens.
Ii was desired that the meeting on 10 morrow
evening be made interesting, and that good
speakers be provided Tor the occasion.
Gov Morton. Col Coburn. Mr. K,mball. Col.
Dick Ryan, Gen. Mansfield and others, will be
in attendance.
WV WALLACE, Secretary.
fCitv papers COPY
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Il RLuirs
s25OI,ess OF

RoBBEsY-Thur-day night. about 10 O'Clock.
one William N Wickershsm. a clerk al head
quarters. camp CsrringiOn, was knocked down
on Sou'h Alsbsm, street. and robbed Of a check
and money 10 the amount OF $4S9 Attte time q
the commitIsl Of the ourrsge the youug man wss
in the company of two md vidusls ~hOm he sas
poets TO be the perpetrators OF the deed The
wound on the back OF the head Is an ugly one.
and VAS evidently made bs = sluug shot. snd
rem al the circumstances, ~e infer some one
VAS insugurated The check was not en-.
dorsed. AMI consequently ean he of no vslue TO
any one but the rightiul owner. The police have
been nouhed. aud We hope 10 hear Of the rsscals
being arrested. Hereafter il Is probable the viz
Tim Of thls act ~iil DC Somewhat careful Of the
company be associate. with, especially when be
has upon bis person 20 large . sum Of money.
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vew yerk

vew work Market.
NV YosK, April I.
The wheat market opened firm and closed
heavy at 81 So for amber.
Rye dull at 81 050l IL.
Corn quiet, and rather heavy; for new white
81 so; rev yellow 81 4O@sl 42 aaost and de-
livered.
Data dull; s9c for western.
Wool dull.
Petroleum quiet; 33@3ic Tor crude. SIC for
refined in bond and &c do free
Rice dull.
Sugar steady at BE for Muscovads and l3M
l4l,c for Havana.
Molasses inactive at Zoe.
Pork opened dull and lower at sec 25@27 q
for new mess. and closing at$24@24 so for So
81: do cash and regular way, closing si
S24 30 for cash, ..s24 00@2< so for prime and
$26 for prime mess.
Beef hams lower and more active q. $3.50
% SO.
Cut meats quiet at l4la0l43zc for shoulder.
and l5@l6% for hams.
Bacon active at l51I@l5Hc for Cumberland
cut. l51a @l534c for long ribbed and 1910 for
short ribbed.
Lsrd heavy and lowe At l5lk@l5L. closing
at l7Ac.
Butter in demand at l3@2Oc for Ohio and 81
@33c for state.
Cheese quiet at IA 622c.
Cotton opened firm and closed dull and lower
at 34@35c for middling.
Flour opened steady and closed heavy and
lower ~ IS as 25for extra state s. 60@s rs
extra round hoop Ohio, and s. S0Q9 IS for
trade brands. markets closing heavy
Whisky dull and dropping. with small sales
at 50 l6d2I7.
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The Very Latest.
THREE 4. NJ
NV YoKK. March 4,

NL" lOhh ~ -
Henry s Foote, the late rebel senator, arrived
in the -ftna Yesterday, and landed at Castle
Garden. He took Storage passage in order to
avoid Mr.. Stewards passpor; regulations, but
this ruse did not avail him. He WAS sent up 10
Dx's headquarters, and il now in the Eldridge
street Jail.
The Herald's Washington special says: The
war department has been literally besieged by
tobacco spectators 10 obtain passes to Richmond.
Ii IS asserted that special trade permits have been
granted, but most applicants were advised to
waii till the wounded soldiers in the recent bat
ties hid been properly cared f0:.
The Herald's special. dated Sutherland .Sts-
tion An. says: The real battles for Richmond
we're fought by Sheridan and Wright.
Lee made a grave mistake in sending pickets
20 far from the detenses OF Petersburg, while he
strengthened bis TANKS We penetrated the
centre Of his army. and the separate p.r;s never
be united. The fatal error viii cost him half Of
his army.
So confident Was Grant of the success of his
plans. as soon a. be saw the position Of Pickett,
that moment an assault VAS determined on IN
the centre.
Sheridan's cavalry and the I'd corps we're or
dered to push out directly west, il order 20 be
near the line OF retreat, which the enemy must
take when the result vas successful, and Peters
bur: ours.
The army WAS Immediately put in motion for
the same purpose and IN the same direction. Pc
tersbutg was taken yesterday morning.
Grants headquarters are ten miles west OF
Petersburg.
The military situation tonight is Substantially
"a follows:
Gen. Grants hesdquarter. are a, Sutherland
Station. Gen. Me4de's one mile ana q bali dis
tact in rear OF Gen. Ord's. not much farther away
-. --l-.| Th0aa of Gen ~bar-
idan and the 5th corps are more than 80 miles
vest of Petersburg beyond asnosive Creek.
Those Of the 81 corps are north OF the ApDomat
toI, and FIVE miles from here those OF the oh
corps, t~o miles in our rear, and the 9Th iEne
diaiely behind it.
The grand army is evidently headed for
Burkssville or the nearest poin' on tie Dsnville
railroad.
When Gen Wright cus through the rebel lines
Lee raw that be must De brief or oil would be
lost. 50 vital vas this considered that be led .
brigade In person, and narrowly escaped esssh