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TELEGRAPHIC.
DISCUSSION In THE SENATE ON STEVENS
RESOLUTION.
voorhees, SEAT GIVEN TO HIS CONTEs-
TANT, MR. WASHBURNE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-In the Senate, bill
was introduced to continue in force the present
Freedmen's Bureau two years longer. 1t was re-
ferred to the military committee. ~
Animated discussion ensued on the question of
taking up Stevens resolution relative to the ad-
mission of members from the Southern States,
which was decided in the Affirmative, when the
discussion proceeded
In the House, the Voorhees, contested election
case was decided in favor of Washburne.
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RALEr III NATIONAL BANK OF N. CAROLINA.
Married:

SNITH-HoLLEMoN.-On the 18th inst, at the
residence of the BRIDES father in Harnett county,
by Nj. Wilder, Esq, Mr.. Simeon Smith and Miss
Amiu1da M. Hollemon.
Happy, thrice happy may they be,
And meier have cause to grieye or sigh,
Live life of righteousness,
And reign, at last, with God on high. B.
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TIM PoRTANT SALE.

( ON. MONDAY THE 2ND DAY OF APRIL
Mex, will, in pursuance of decree of the Court
of Equity for Wake county, expose to public sale,
on "a credit OF six months, at the Court house
door in the city of Raleigh, the 4
Two houses and Lots in the City of
Raleigh,
described in the petition of Sarah A. Dupree and
Others ys. Peter c. Dupree and others, adjoining
the lots of J. j. Ferrel the heirs Of Ransom John
sen and Others
Witness Wm g. Mason, c. & NJ E. at office,
ir, the city of Raleigh, the oath day of February,
1886. ~
( VIM. s. MASON. f
February "a, 1865. DIT wtds
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UNION CONVENTION At NASHVILLE.
A HEARTY ENDORSEMENT GIVEN TO THE
PRESIDENTS POLICY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The Nashville Union
Convention adjourned after passing resolutions
declaring that the people of Tennessee were ex-
cluded from the benefits of the Union unjustly.
The resolution also contained hearty endorse
ment of the Presidents policy, and especially
commended Ids Veto message.
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-Advices received by Major General How
ard from Mississippi represent that among.
the lower classes of society in that State the.
feeling against the General Government andl
its administration is very rampant, and an
agent of the Government cannot escape meet.
ing with violence if unsupported BY niiita->
~ authority. <s-
q The publication in Paris of Victor Hn,
COS new work, "Les Travailleurs de IL Mer,r
was announced for the 18th of February
1t will be divided into three ports and: four
teen books-in all three volumes, each with
its subtitle: like the greatsr part Of H. HUI.
COS works First part, LIE Sieur Clubip.s
second part, Gilliat lie malin; third part
Daruchette.
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN LOUISVILLE.
THE PRESIDENTS VETO MESSAGE
ENDORSED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 24th.-An enthusiastic
meeting vas held last night in honor of the Pre-
sdent's Veto message.
Governor Bramlette presided.
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TEE FIRM OF CREECH & LITCHFORD,
has t'een dissolved by mutual consent.
Either member of the firm is authorized to set
A. CREECH,
]. J. LITCHFORD.
Ra leigh, N. c., Feb. IL, 1866-w3w
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Markets.

New YORK., Feb. 2ith.-Cotton is dull. State
flour has declined from 10 to Is cents cord and
wheat are dull; pork, heavy; lard dull whiskey
steady.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 24.-The Senate was not in
Session to-day.
The House was mostly engaged in speech max
ing.
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gle Fairness nearly new; RSckawsy used bat times:
nne Mitch Cow half Durham breed old three
of sngc Harness. set of double harness. Blankets
Whips, &c, tc
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location experience business capscitv to
wishing delDg sell tlorses Carrisgcs
or ANYTHING pertaining TO the horse business
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nAsnLx MANTELs.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

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CoAsTwIsE srEAmsHIPs.

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loading at pier 20 Fast river and win sail with dispatch
The lSGERsOLi has large decks for boers and goes to
the wharf with sl her fnsurrs nj lowest rates
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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cravings The snstny % toe human okans ~ ..e -
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IN M,uslon insesrs atine CON r. - -e.r-e
ssale by ue American Se~s teNR PERfODicALs
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TNFLEaATEs TO THE NATIONAL UNION cONNEN.
ucn- "A letter having been sddressed " ,he unaet t
and other delegates toe National e0n .nnon tesa
s.r i, be sv Of new York large number o. c. .
lng ~ the delegates and the genueis' Nv. .t,v
ar.t. a. nnnnrary of the Cow nt" Iuui
OF Sr~ YORK. i.la AZ the Nason bDr.r as,
Union s1uare. on Nondsy ffenl"e
6epsmh~r AZ eight cock. to take acuon upo" sso ''
, AHnnss,xs' ny SAMUEL J. TrLDBN
upNKT , RAYMOND. CHAs. J. DAILY
TyuRsuAsr To CALL ISSUED To fht Eil., Eil.'ioin. i
OF the twenty Assembly district. ~ oganiAl AOh
called the National Democratic hrpnnhcin -
s,rtson of the Tweaiy r.t Assembly district lhe ny
assoatiou IL 10 support the Adnnis'rsuon " ln
recoosrtction policy ~ The nrs' regu,,er ...,s
l.. CHOSEN freroe ~, h-rsis
Mm III Coiwei c. ~ Habb.i and I'd wu Esies Vice fres
dent. Me.srs ID. Dourtv snd Geo. Thompson se.r,
James Hsf,e Treasurer. The afsgcsten WIZ
hold u meeting Nonnay Srpternhe A. nr rope :
s,orner f1sh street and Ttfaase atS v w.
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DoRrLASn .N3 yEw YORK STEAMSHIP com
j pany -1h~hrst ci,as stesmsiip. DiRisiO ami PRas
COMA. form lcu' weekly lne between New YORK and
Portland isaunlprr ~ Fast river every wedne-dsv snt
SATURDAY. at sP connecting with Grand Trunt Raiiws
for cansd.. snstlso the International steamship Comp.
nv for F,s'paft td -. John, n. ".
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LOAN OFFICES.

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ElME EouaHr AT rtfs hIgMfsT 3 AfEs AI.sp
RkwNHROKPRs, TICKETS BOUGHT FOR DiANoSDs,
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. A DvANCEs MADE on WATCHES. DIAMONDS. IN
"A elry Dry Ooots AID FersonAi Properly or cvrv W
brripton A. JACKSON III Grand street. two dos Ses'
or Broadway. -
T)AwSrRoKERs' TICKETS PURCHASED ~ CLOTH.
II ips. Dry GpodA &c Isrgr so ~ unredegaea eo1s
Gust fscsvst Buslnesa coAs % -, tiackf -
. " ~. Csssners Pants. "a W els Nestst " ~ ~
Broom, street.. corner Croshy. sho' hh'in
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hames-eaoh time q shorter aud shorter height
before yielding TO its tate.
The last example of the wonderful resistance
OF the heart, even against intense heat, such as
is sufficient TO consume the other structures OF
the body as we have Just seen, is youched for
by Bacon in his History OF Life and Death"
The case preceding it is stated on the authority
of Bakers Chronices.n No doubt, the cases OF
both Cranmer and Zuinghus were attributed by
their superstitious adberents and friends to the
interposition of Providence. But che fact OF the
peculiarly solid structure and resisting power OF
the heart, stated at the commencement oil thls
article, will account for these occurrences on
natural principles; the knowledge ofany cook of
ordinary experience with bullock's hearts being
calculated to illustrate the cause clearly enough
TO the rational mind.
The behavior OF the traitors heart mentioned
by Bacon is eXplainable by citing the liability
of a structure so purely hbrous In It's nature
with its fbres of the hardest possible cast, to
act precisely in such way when brought INTO
more direct contact with an intense heat; for 1t
will be observed that, in the cases where there
was no such saltation, the bodies were cast
into the fire whole, while IN this case the
body was disemboweled before it was put to the
flames
have before me notes of several cases going
TO show the wonderful resistance OF the heart to
the mortal tendency of wounds, contrary to
what is the general popular belief on the sub
ect-for the notion commonly accepted is that
il the heart Is pierced in the least death must
ensue and that INSTANTLY But one example
must suffice. 1t is related by Parry. noble
nan, in q duel, was wounded so deeply that the
point of the sword had entered the very sub
stance of hls heart, and yet he used his weapon
vigorously for good while Il quote literally,
and then walked two hundred PAGES before he
fell After his dea' h the wound was found to be
a breadth of q dhger and great quantity OF
blood was found in the thoraX
Baron Dupuytrcn, the great French surgeon,
has reported tic case of man who received a
stab on the LETT side of his chest, November s.,
1881. He was brought to the Hotel DIeu, but
the symptoms unGer which he labored did not
lead to the suspicion that he had received a
wound oil The heart at all. He died on the 18th,
of cerebral disease. On inspection OF the body,
it was found that the left ventricle was wounded
about the middle and little to the right, its
cavity having been penetrated in a transverse
direction. The wound was three lines and hall
across and one hbe rom above downward. The
external 6bres of the heart separated the most,
and the opening diminished gradually, so that
the internal Ebres we're in contact, and closed
the wound.
In the opinion of Dupuytren, injuries of the
heart are not necessarily fatal. But Taylor, in
his extensive work on Medical Jurisprudence,
states his belief that, with one exception only,
there is no case on record in which person has
recovered from penetrating wound of the cavi
ties OF the heart.
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BLUSHING.
By FANNY BRUCE COOK.


Loveliest by far is beauty's cheek
When tInged with the crimson hue,
The delicate tints soul that speak,
Kind, innocent, aud true.
A word or look may start the stream,
From heart to temples rushing;
Who loves not the modest face TO view,
Sudused in a1tless blushing
Pure token thou of a sinless breast
Where kindlest virtues dwell,
Where truth and peace like angles rest
And wreathe their holiest spell,
Slight the emotion that strs the tide,
Tue brow OF eand0r flushing;
Oh the gentlest feelnes of the heart
Are told in artless blushing.
The gem may add its lustrous ray
To adorn the outward part,
But the changeful hues of the bluJh's play
Are the language of the heart;
For they tell Of mind undimmed by vice,
All spell OF evil hushing;
Oh who would e'er doubt the guileless soul
That speaks in artless blushing?
The colorless face, the pallid brow,
May perhaps enchant thine eye:
But give me the cheek that owns the glow
or natures healthful dye.
1t seems to shadow an honest mind
Where purest thoughts are gushing;
And loveliest far Is beauty's cheek,
When tinged with artless blushing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DYEING, SECURING, ETC.

n He STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING
j ESTABLISHMENT, AT THE OLD STAND,
No. a N EIGHTH s rect, East side.
NO OTHER OFFICE IN THIS CITY.
With The benefits Of an experience of nearly hny
years Staten Island and facilities unequaled by any
other esab isement in tins country offer superior
inducements to those having SIX, Woolen or fancy
Goods for DYElNG OR CLEANSING.
BARRETT, NEPhEWS, u CO.,
No Al N. EIGHTH Street. PHILADELPHIA,
Nos, and JOHN Street New York,
No. 7l8 BROADWAY New York,
I'm o:269 FULTON Street, Brooklyn.
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General Stephen Elliot, the Rebel com
mander Of Fort Sumter during the memorable
Gilmore siege, died at Aiken, South Carolina,
on The 2lst ultimo.
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DENTISTRY.

ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery, class 1884,
formerly OF West Chester Pa having serye three years
in the Armv has resumed the practice Of his profession
at 10. PAL n. ELEVENTH Street, Philadelphia, where
he will endeavor to give attention to all who
may require his professional services. Mss
THE COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORR
Il ginated the Anasthetic use of NITROUS OXIDE
GAS for Extracting Teeth without pain. WE DO NO
OTHER DENTAL WORK Office, No, 737 WALNUT
Stree Philadelphia. rs Inns
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