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The card of Mr.. Asheworth, one of the Common
ers from Randolph, in reply to an unprovOked at
tack made on him by the little Image of the COnser
VGtiUe, shall appear in our next Mr.. Robbins has
"caught Tartar" Mr.. Robbins dislikes and as
sails Mr.. ASheworth because the latter beat him
handsomely for the Legislature last summer, no.
withstandIng the fact that he Mr.. R. was so ae-
cepable to the Destructives that they gave him all
their votes. We can assure the people of Randolph
that Mr.. Asheworth is proving himself an intclli-
gent honest, and useful member of the House.
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The LEGIsLATURE.-We give to-day the proceed
ings of Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
On Thursday the Senate was engaged in the con-
sideraton of resolutions protesting against the
pension of habeas corpus. Able speeches were de-
iivered against the suspension by Messrs. Warren
and 0dom.
The House proposed to the Senate to adjourn on
Tuesday next until the third Wednesday in May,
and the Senate concurred.
A dispatch WIS read IN the two Houses from the
States commissioners at Richmond, stating that
they had had conference with the President; that
they had important information to communicate to
the Legislature; and that they expected to return
by this FridaH evening
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A WoIsD TO SLAvEHoLDERs.-A radical abolition
Convention has been held in Tennessee and slavery
abolished. If the peace commissioners should, on
their return, report against peace, and If the war
should go on, in less than twelve months the same
result will take place in North Carolina. Tennessee
is destined to be psOn State, but North Carolina
is yet in condition to her slave property, at
least for time. Let shareholders be warned. So
far as their interests are concerned it is now or
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GoLD.-It is said that gold may be bought at 2S
and 80. We do not believe it. A late Richmond
Dispatch says the lowest figure in Richmond is As.
When peace is assured gold will fall at to Is
and 20, and gradually drop from 10 to 5; but
not yet Peace will be made during the present
year, but meanwhile gold will not decline rapid
ly as some suppose. We may be mistaken, but
this is our opinion.
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DR.. Hawks, on one occasion, had On argument
with one of his vestrymen in reference to the in
crease of his salary. Then you don't believe the
Lord will feed the young ravens ?" said the vestry-
man. "Oh, yes I do" the doctor replied, but
nothing is said about the young hawks"
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Extract from letter to the Editor dated

Troy, Montgomery, Co., Jan. 80, 1866.
"Since l commenced writing this, a man has
come in and says they have just shot four deserters
without trial. expect some of them were bad
men, but they ought to have had a tr al. Times
are bad here and growing worse"
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

-E EARE.REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCER
" Mr. j. F. HOTCHINS q candidate for re g ec.
ton as County Trustee at the approaching February 4e
of Wake County Court. - ..a
KY Progress, Conservative, and CsRftSsrats wiA copy
three times o week in Daily, till day.
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G7S REWARD.

e,ToIEN on THE NIGHT OF THE s5TH INST,
- one milk and cider MARE, medium size black mans
and tail reop cut of will give the above reward for
mare. NV address is WilamsborOugh, N. G. -
JEREMIAH P. BARKER.
Feb. 3, 1856, i9-sE
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Extract from a letter to the Editor dated

BosrIcK's MILLS, Richmond Co., Jan. 81, 1865
Enclosed find SO for subscribers to the Stan.
dard. l will send you more soon from this neigh
borneod feel assured that one who appre-
cates the truth will regret subscribing to the Stan
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THE PEACE MovENENTs.-The masses Of the peo-
pie in every portion of the State are looking with
the most intense interest to the efforts now being
made to obtain peace. If the present opportunity
to make peace is allowed to pass, the people will
regard subjugation inevitable. Peace must come,
and ,ciH come, either through commissioners or
through blood and anarchy. Woe to the men who
shall place themselves in the way of this movement
for peacel The minds of the people are made up.
The mind of the army is made up. Our brave
soldiers are as anxious for peace the great body
of the people arc at home. 1t is well to pray for
peace, and to talk for il but if the present oppor
tunity passes, and the negroes are armed, and the
order is that the is to be renewed apo prolonged
indefinitely then the PEOPLE will act and act finally.
Mark the prediction. The people have ceased to
be alarmed by the flashing of bayonets. The day
is at hand when they The pODer in this country:
Appeal to them even now to rally for peace, and
they would
"Come as the wind comes when forests are rended,
Come as the wind comes when naVies are stranded"
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1t is reported that the peace commissioners to
Washington were appointed by the Richmond Con.
gress, and that Mr. Davis only gave them safe con:
duct through the lines If this be so, the commits
sioners are responsible to Congress for the terms
they may offer or accept Tbeg,ca obtain better
terms for the Southern States now than can be oo'
tanned hereafter.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House was called to ord9 at ten o'clock A.
NJ, Mr.. Speaker Donne fl ip the chair.
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ORTTUARY

Departed this life, in the county OF Bedford on the
50th day Of December, 1864, in the twenty-hfth
year of her age, Mrs VIRGINIA A. JOSLIN,
wife Of Mr.. A. Il. JoSlin, of Richmond, leaving
two children and devoted husband to mourn
their untimely loss.
who possessed beautiful traits Of character
than the subject of this sketch At early age
she made q profession of religion and connected
her.eH with the Methodist Church, and walked in
all the ordinances and commandments blamcless,
seeking, by example and precept, to promote the
interest Of her Redecmer's Kingdom, and to warn
the unbelievsr OF the dangers aud perls Of an un-
reseneratel heart. Possessed q an amiablc and
loving disposition, mild and sweet temper, she
The favorite of all who knew her, and rendered
her very dear TO husband and children; making
home place Of sunshine and happiness from the
gentle influence shed around it in the relation Of
wife and mother she discharged those sacred duties
with love and fidelity brt alas the fell destroyer,
consumption marked her for his victim, and, after
a lingering illness of several months, her pure spirit
released from It's earthly tabernacle and winged
its fight to its celestial home. During her illness
she evineed the utmost resignation. Believing that
when her spiit should be called home to God -
Although we mourn her early death, yet We are
rejoced in believing that she is now enjoying the
reward laid UP for the faithful.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber-
Peaceful in the grave so low;
Thou no more wilt join our number,
Thou no more our songs shalt know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee
When the day Of life has fed;
Then in Heaven, with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed. T.
Worcester (dassachusetts) papers please copy. =
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SINKING OF A YANKEE GuNBoAT IN No
BILE BAr.-The New Orleans Yankee,
ira announces the loss of the Yankee
eunboat Narcissus. William G. Jones
commanding. The letter detailing the
event is dated Mobile bay, Decembe,
1th, and says:
con the night o. December Eth she
went III on picket duty to the obstruc-
tons opposite the city of Mobile. At Z
o'clock z. NJ. she came to anchor within
three hundred yards of the distractions,
IN plain view Of the rebel rams, picket
'o.ts, etc. The night was clear, and
"it'l beautiful moon. AT 1920 P. NJ.
came up terrific squali from northward.
ihe @ptain being apprchensive of his
vessel grounding, as she was only in
eistt feet water, the steamer got under
way and steamed mile further out, and
cane TO anchor in nine and half feet
water. Tie vessel was to an anchor in
len minutes, the wind blowing strong
rom the northward, and Afconsiderable
swell, when all Of sudden terrific ex-
p.osion occurred, which lifted the vessel
al OF live feet, and she came down solid,
and broke all Of her connection pipes.
aignal rockets were sent up, and with
eoinnendable zeal and astonishing quick
ui''e, the steamer Octorora, Lieutenant
Law (senior officer commanding the
upper fleet off Mobile), came down to
Vaf assistance, and the wounded men
were sent on board. The Octorora drew
- much water that she could not APP
pFoachn MS, 50 she sent the Cowslip to our
assistance. Everything movable WAS
removed to the cowslip-guns, ammuni-
''en, powder, provisions, etc, all in good
.onaitloh. Tie vessel filled in fifteen
minutes after the explosion. The cap
IAN placed tufpsntine In different places
~ parn her, but a. he NAs Of opinion she
ssoid be raised, hs DID NJ ~ fate tehef."
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TELEGRAPHC

fRON SHERMANS ARMY-HZS
MOVEMENTS ON CHARLES.
T0N-TW0 MONITORS SUN7
IN CHARLESTON HAkBOR.
CHARLESTON, January ia heavy
force of the enemy advanced from Beau.
fort yesterday morning against POGO.
.taligo, which place was evacuated las,
night by General McLaws.
Refugees from Savannah report one
corps of sherman's army gone to vii.
m'ngton, and that the cotton in Savannah
has been, or will be, conflscated.
lsEcoSD DISPATCH
CHARLEsToS, January 16.-After
abandoning Pocotaligo, our forces took
position behind the Combahee river. No
further movement was made Yesterday.
The enemy is believed to be aiming at
Branchvi!le.
Two monitors were sunk last NIGHT in
TINS harbor-probab'y by torpedoes-
They lie about eight hundred yards from
Fort Sumter, towards Sullivan's island.
Their smoke-stacks only are visible.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, January 17.-Deserters
and prisoners report the force that ad.
vanced from Beaufort to consist of the
Fifteenth and Seventeenth corps, with
little artillery or baggage train, and that
Sherman was moving by railroad with
the remainder of his army, artillery,
trains, etc. They report also that
Charleston is their destination.
The enemy advanced within two miles
of Ccmbahee yesterday, and then re-
tired.
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TIE NEW.g.

been no official intelligence made public
concerning the movements OF, tho enemy
at t, At point. Our most reliable infor-
nation IS, that the enemy have attempted
10 advance towards Wilmington. Fort
i CaSwe1. which guards the southern
] mouth Of the Cape Fear river. was. at
4 ast adyices. still held by our troops :;
bat il is feared ii will be rendered USE
los, 70 us by the enemy blockading the
I.yer "a: q point between it and VII.
l..nstcn.
Sherman has resumed active onere~
TINS. On Saturday last, two corps Of
:s array advanced from Beaufort upon
pocot2]igo, which was that night evacu,
a'rd by our troops, under General nc,
Laws. Sherman, with the remainder CT
lis army, his artillery and trains, is re-
n3rled 10 DO advancing along the Charles
ION ana Savannah railroad. Pocotaligo
IS on the railroad, forty miles north CT
Savannah and fifty south Of Charleston.
5'hernan's destination is reported by
prisoners ana descrters TO be Charleston :;
ana the railroad, W HIGH he repairs as he
L3es, affords him facilities for reaching
that place hich he would not enjoy in
III advance upon Branchville. On Mon
Gay, the cnemy's cavalry came within
;@o miles Of Combahee, and then re-
tired.
Last Monday night, two Of The enemy's
monitors were sunk in Charleston harbor
by torpedoes. it is believed, though the
precise circumstances are not yet known.
Officers from Hoods army, who have
reached Charleston, represent that his
losses in the Tennessee campaign were
greatly exaggerated, the whole of his
casualties not exceeding eight thousand
They also say that he has plenty Of artil-
iery. Fer week or more it has been
whispered hese, in unofficial circles, that
General Hood has been superseded by
General Dick Taylor.
Thoe was report yesterday that the
Confederate Senate had passed a resolu'
ton asking the President to reinstate
General Joseph f. Johnston in command
Of the army Of Tennessee.
The Hon. Il. S. Foote, of Tennessee,
having, in obedience to orders from Rich
mond, been released from custody by the
rrovost-marshal Of fredericksburg, ar
rived in the city yesterday evening. He
will appear in his seat in the House OF
Representatives. to-day.
HE peace rumors that lately filled the
Arr seem to have taken unto themselves
wings ana flown away. -
The bill for the reorganization Of
companies, battalions and regiments-a
measure CT much interest to the army
viii engage the attention of the Senate
at hali-psst II o'clock to day.
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DIED.

At the residence Ct her husband in Heurico
county, near Richmond, on; Tuesday morning, the
Il Il instant, after lingering illness. which she
bore with Christian fortitude and resignation,
FANNIE A., wife Of Steph' n Bouts, Jr., ana dauzh-
Ger Of jacob r. and Sarah Duval, Of Parkersburg,
Virginia, formerly Of Ann Arundale county, Nary
land.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral on tn CRSDAY at o'clock T. NJ without
further notice.
Baltimore and Parkersburg papers please copy.
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HOODS LOSSES.

CHARLESTON, January 17.-Intelligent
officers from Hoods army say his losses
were much less than reported. Eight
thousand will cover gil casualties during
the campaign. He has plenty of ar
tillery.
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MARRIED..

On the evening Of the llth instant, at the Second
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev DR.. Hoge. Cap
tain WILLIAM J. EPFS TO Miss SALLIE E.,
daughter Of William s. Shook, Esq, late OF Jeter
sou county, Virginia.
Baltimore, Washington, Frederick City and
Wadesboro' IN. c. papers please copy.
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED:

nay SPECIAL NorrcE-Persons having
sEWING-NACHINES to be REPAIRED OF
CLEANED, can have them attended to by leaving
their orders at 1875 Bread street Captain r. W. AL
LENS store), second door below Fifth street.
ia 1876
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Tor RENT, FARM of eleven and half
L acres Of land, on the Westham road, about two
and half miles west OF the city, on which there is
a comfortable brick house, containing three rooms !;
good water snd orchard of excellent fruit trees.
Possession given on the LIST Of February. Apply to
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Uenrico, or Thomas
w. EailOu. at the State Courthouse. Ia l6-lUt
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will forward them post paid. Address orders to
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Publishers and BooksellDrs,
ia 1915 las Main street.
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EUR RENT, that very desirable and
/ wsll-arranged FAMILY RESIDENCE, corner
of Main aud Jefferson streets, Shockoe Hill. The
improvements are brick building, with nine
rooms, eight OF which have ire-places besides sun
dry closets, stationary china presses and wardrobes
gas AID gas fixtures in each room; water carriage
house and stable.
FRANCIS T. IsBELL, General Agent,
ia 1875 corner of Eleventh and Bank streets
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WANTED, good LADIES' WATCH,
w hunting case Address B.. Dispatch Office
ia l9-3t-
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" ANTED, three or four good SHOE
wv MAKERS. Apply to H. G TRAYLOR, II
Mr.: John S. Grady's, on Cary, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. IA l0-us
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q CARRIAGE AND HARNESS For SALE.
For sale, q light and beautiful two-horse CAR
RAGE and HARNESS, nearly new. Address s.,
ut this office. ia lS-2t
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WANTED TO HIRE, by the month,
w good COOK. Inquire at the northeast
corner of-Franklin and Foushee streets Ia 1919
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DOR RENT, that large and pleasantly
located FAMILY RESIDENCE at the corner
OF Grace and Belvidere streets, Shockoe Hill. The
dwelling has about twelve rooms, well arranged !;
cooking and servants' quarters, ample and convent
entity arranged; and large LOT attached, with
fruit trees, grape vines, shrubbery, and well Of
water in the yard.
FRANCIS L. ISBELL, General Agent, &C.,
il 1875 corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
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EOR RENT, a suite of three handsome
j ROOMS, upon the parlor floor Of a new house,
a very desirable locality; gas and hot and cold
water in the rooms; unfinished, except few lead
ing articles. VIII be rented only to gentlemen
small family without ckiidl n. Address box 73l.
ia l1-3t
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-A suite Of we'll
LII furnished ROOMS, with small passage room
attached, suitable for small family without child
rem and having their own servant. Cooking may
be done on the premises, along with other conve-
niences. Apply ut second house on Grace above
First street. Reference required. ia l7-3t'
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WANTED, a No. / COOK, WASHER
w AND IRONER which viii buy or hire,
and pay an extra price. Apply TOT. D. HARVEY,
under Tobacco Exchange Virginia street.
ia l0-ew
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EOR RENT, part of HOUSE, plea
! sanity located. The accommodations consist
four unfinished rooms-tw0 the first floor
and two above-all with gas. Also good kitchen
and servants room coa-house cellar and stable, If
desired. For terms, apply at the residence Fifth
street, between Clay and Leigh, fourth house from
corner of Clay, south side. ia l6--6t'
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1--WE ROOMS FOR RENT. Apply OF
the corner Of FIRST and Main streets.
ia lS-2ts
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WAS STOLEN OUT OF MY STA.
w BILE, on the night Of the l0th day IT De,
ccnber, q large BLACK MULE no mark, except
on his back two white marks, caused BY the saddls
Of harness He 10 disposed to ba dull. I viii pay
q reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for hi
delivery to me in Halifax c6tihfy, Virgins.
ja 1O-lOts JOHN W. BRADLEY.
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EOR RENT, on Grace street, within
ten minutes walk Of the capitol, in an excel.
lent neighborhood, FOUR FURNISHED CHAM
BEERS AND DINING-ROOM, with stOre-room,
coal-housc and kitchen, cooking utensils and cook
Any one desiring such will address XENOPHON
through the post-of6ce. ia lS-2ts
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nv ANTED, a situation as TEACHER,
W. by a young lady who has had fivc years
experience i'm teaching She viii teach the English
branches. Music on the Plano and French also,
Latin to beginners Testimonials furnished il de-
sired Address. stating salary, &C., Miss NJ. L. T.
box el9, Charlottesville Virginia ia IS-2ts
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EOR RENT, a desirable RESIDENCE
] on Grace street, a few doors above st. Paul's
Church. It has twelve rooms, with gas, water,
baths, &c. Immediate possession.
ia 19-et GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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WANTED, COOK, WASHER and
w IRONEI, or a woman to do the house work
and wash and iron for email family. For a suit
able woman, liberal wages and a comfortable home
will BIO given.
CHAS. ABBOT, south side Main street,
ia ISIS between Third and Fourth strecta
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WANTED, reliable NAN, without a
w family and exempt from. military service. to
act as OVERSEER on farm in Dinyiddie county,
fourteen miles from Petersburg. For enc who has
had experience and can come we'll recommended q
liberal price will be paid. Applyto
DOMAINS & JOHNSTON,
Ja7-ood6t" Petersburg, Virginia
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I OST,- on Tuesday, the 18th instant, =
j 4 larse-sise POCKET.BooK. Containing absse
one thousand three hundred and sixty dDllans
also, my DETAIL, and many other valuable pa-
pesS Of no use 70 any one but myBeG Any ono
finding the same can retain tho money II they WI
return the book and papers to me, % this oes.
GEORGE W. GARY.
ia l9-lts No. Al Pearl efrset -
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OST, on Wednesday, tho llth Instant,
i between Crump's Crossroads and Alatersille.
ia New Kent county, my POCKET BOOK, contain.
ing small amount Of money and valuable papers;
and, also. a ROLL OF MONEY, containing 5000.
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii i've
$4,000 for their delivery At my store, corner of
Eighteenth aud Franklin streets.
j. l7-Sts JOHN q. HUBBARD.
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m I'm T Y-FIVE DOLLARS RE.
wARD.-A LOT OF FLOOR MATING
GOTTEN BY FORGED ORDERING delivered
to a small eolored girl. saturday, the 18th In.
forged order. Any information Win be thankfully
received and the above reward paid. Tho party
having it had better return it, or they will have "a
abide by the law, AS We happen to know where Il
was carried. II it is returned questions will b.
asked. L. III. LUCK & CO.,
ia17-St No. U6 Main street.
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Posr QrARrkaxAsrsR's OPr1cs,1
CoNFEnHAAER STArHs OF AMERICA,
SALISBURY, NoRrH CAROLINA, Dec. le, 1864.
NEGROES WANTED.-This Depart.
IN ment wishes to hire, for the ensuing year.
FOUR BIAACKSMITHS,
TWO WHEELWRI0HTS.
SIX CARPENTERS,
SEVENTY WOOD-CUTTERS and LABOR
Frs;
for which will be paid liberal price. They will be
well fed and supplied with good clothing. Those
having ablebodicd negro mon to hire may end it TO
their advantage to address
JAMES NJ. GOODMAN,
de 2l-lm Captain and Post Quartermaster
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"ANTED TO HIRE, a well recon.
w mended GIRL - 6EANSTRES6 and
cHAMbEhNAID. Apply 1t the 'corne, q Leish
and Sixth streets. i M-3ts