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COACH REPOSIORY, ONc6H.
" SEVENTH, BETWEEN CARf AND
CANAL STREETS. We have on hand, Of our ovr
manufacture, q large stock OF Carriages, Coaehes
Brets. BsTouches, Doctors' Phetons, Rockaways
Top and No-Top Buggies, Jersey and Express Wa
CONS, Single and Double Harness, Coach and Bag
70 exec ute in . workmaniike manner repalrs OF
Carriages, Buggies. &c., and to build them 20 or
der. Our Carriages being OF our own manufsctu1A
the fullest guarantee Of quality and durability 4
call from our friends and the public respectfully
solicited. (my II JOHN J. OSBORN co
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DRY GOODS. 88O48s 90.
-~~~.Sry
NJEW STYLE CIOAK6, NEW
IN STYLE CL0AKl.-yust received ~ ex \, y
. Ans assortment q MEw Ck0kks: .xhsy viii %
run l' On S's'y iou P'i'e'. VI. B. POLE, d
oen SO Broad street, eorner Of sixth:
GOOD NEWSi CHEERING NEWS !!
NJ Notwithstanding the advance 10 Sov si M ~
othsr roods. W are enabled 70 oher Al knas OF
SOoD8 At OLD PRICES, and Soma lower Than
ever. Our Mf. ABRAHAM Ls W nnn n1s IN 40"
rss.vsd Pi;cT; G0ssIcn u III
shesi,nr ~ Soc. Canton Flannel 81 2sc.. Red
White and Issx rsnns .,s Wa. ~ ana M0S al
~ White E,snns i e u s';dp ass
hams yard vide French csissS s, = sSi ioi
vsiis. Ill eolors, af Soc. 1eh Worked Lnsn PEG.
Collars and cu. q 1se, worth is0 . hsU kD.
broidsries, Hosiery, .shavls, Blankets, ana III
other articles At very low prices; pporHrRs.
100. .. No Is Main street.
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STEAMERS.

DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
ON JAMES RIVER.-Qn and after rk<rl
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the &1xz2cz
elegant steamery
GEOR0EANNA,. Captain ID. J. Hill,
JOHN SYLVESTER, >. Captain z. G, GipsoKp,
will leave Ludlam 3 Watson.s wharf DAILY ex.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats will arrive ut City
Point In time to connect with the cars for Peters
burg. 40,
Fare TO Norfolk.....:.........
Pare to Norfolk, second class. zee
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GRAND OPENING-sAvE YOUR
VI MONRY.-Cali ct Richmond Shoe stotei S cor
shoes Iso Il sE Sv CENTS per psir.
- MISSES SHOES, 81. so;
CATERS, fair quality, et.o
GOAT BOOTS, fair quality, 9L@is
BOYS and Y0UTHS GOOD sH0ES, N.D
MEMS BR0GANS, el.N.
ALSO,
general assortment OF LADIES' GESTI aKnF sSs -
fner quality, at prices to suit the times All klnas
OF Hne work made to order. A. n. DAVIS foreman
OF the manufacturing department; ron rnuu
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TOORt LOOKil LOOKili- Intend.
!kss3ss IL sn ~ il 81 November, % VIII
frcss thk day Offer orr entire stock q GH!MAi
GLASS, Be-, ~ small advance on soss unni tnas
/. iR;r y. ss;1isi r
.e..sE svScsi.s ssilisd end lssAaais Ass'ls.
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WILLIAM d iaTBsoN, EnNRY o. wAIKINs,
late Harris & Gibson. late Winfree Watkins.
GIBSON d WATKINS,
NJ PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE AT SH0CKOE WAREHOUSE.
The undersigned beg to renew TO their old
friends and to the planters and farmers OF Virginia
and North Carolina generally the offer OF their
services as
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Their intimate acquaintance with the toDaceo
trade Qualify them peculiarly - agents for the
sale Of this article. o
Their charge for commission after lst OF Octopef
viii be two and half per cent on all sales OF TO-
~ SS1im N GIBSON &wATKINs.
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR.-Fifty
IN barrels HAXALL's NEW FAMILY FLOUR,
which We warrant as strictly choice, for sale low
by (ausl FRENCH CRBNSHAW.
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r. n. KELL088, J. W. 0IBsON,
late Of g.. j. Sumner Co. OF Richmond.
X ELLoGG & GIBSON,
IN IMPORTERS,

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARR.
We have now in store very large and complete
stock, which we offer low they can be pur
chased in any Of the northern cities.
SILVER PLATED BLOCK TIN and BRITANNIA
WARE, PERPETRATORS, WATER-COOLRR6,
Patent FRUIT JARS, STONEWARE, &c; OF manu-.
fscturers' prices. KELLOGG GIBSON,
jy 2S-3m DlI Main street.
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From the Rio Graude.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 23-The Times Browns
willie correspondent says, Cortenas occupies Bag
dad with two hundred men. 1t is understood
that Gen. Weitzel disapproves the action of our
officers in the recapture of Bagdad. All the
heavy ordinance has been ordered from Brazos to
BROWNSVILLE a9i III ifet-st
Preparations of beliigerent character continue
both at Brownsville and Matamoras.
The Ranche,v says Cavallo has issued procla-
nation to his soldiers, advising them to submit
to the Imperial authority rather than unite in fl
libustering expeditions with the Yankees. 'a'r
Large numbers of colored troops are being
mustered out of service; orders have been re.
ceived to muster out nearly all Gen. Clark's com
mand on the Rio Grande Four companies of
colored troops are on Provost duty at Bagdad.-
No one is allowed to leave the town without q
pass. rifif'a ,-e4- ia .as-4si- f.sl-. f,.-,
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a, 1866.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a, 1866.
No minister appeared in the Senate cham
Der this morning
Journal of yesterday read.
On motion of Mr.. Cowles, Mr.. Taylor,
Senator elect from the county Berthe, came
forward, and was qualified.
Mr.. Hall introduced bill for the relief OF
freedmen. Bill provides that where freed
men, heretofore slaves, have purchased lands
or lots, the titles of which are vested In an
other person, the fact appearing, the Courts
shall grant such freedmen bona tide title In
fact, to such lands or lots. eieii aii7 a
Mr.. A. j. Jones introduced resolution re-
ferring such portions of the Governors mes
sage as relates to the public interest, to the
appropriate committees.
The resolution providing for the printing
of extra copies of the report of the Public
Treasurer, passed its third reading.
The bill authorizing the Public Treasurer
to collect and sell the public property, pass
ed its several readings.
A message from the House transmitting
lists of magistrates from numerous counties;
also certain engrossed bills, which were read
their first time 6i .aJ
The unfinished business of yesterday being
Tile appeal Vi ulf. -CONlcS liOui tac oCSioAoAA
| of the Chair, in the case of motion TO re
consider the vote by which the magistrates
for Yadkin county was appointed-the Chair
having decided On yesterday adverse to re-
considerations stated to-day, that as the
Senator and member of the House from Yad
kin, had agreed upon list, he would be
glad if the Senate could relieve them from
the difficulty, but occupying his place, he
should have to adhere to his decision. The
question then being put, shall the decision
| of the Chair stand was decided in the
negative. iri .ust s45
The vote was then reconsidered, and the
| list laid upon the table. sF,-5a n.
On motion of Mr.. Whitford, the rules were
suspended, and the bill for the reorganiza-
ton of the city of Newbern, taken up and
passed its several readings. l ltiti}i
Bill for the reorganization of the State
government, was read the first time, referred
to the committee on the Judiciary, and order
ed to be printed
Mr.. A. J. Jones' resolutions-which were
published on Monday-were adopted:
Mr.. Cowles presented compromise list of
magistrates for the county of Yadkin, which
was concurred in. l 1
Senate then adjourned until tomorrow 10
| o'clock. et- --- -
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AN ACT to empower the Provisional Clerks
of the County Courts or the Clerks of the
Superior Courts to administer oaths.
Be it enacted bythe General assembly Of the
Stateef North Carolina, and it is hereby e,ac-
tel By the authority IF the same, That the
Provisional Clerks of the Courts of Pleas
I: and Quarter Sessions, or the Clerks of the
Superior Courts are hereby fully authorized
and empowered to administer the ,oaths pre-
scribed by law,to all the Justices of the Peace,
appointed by this Legislature, to the end that
they may be qualified to enter upon and dis
I charge the duties of their Office. ,l. ~
/. Be itfurther enacted, That it shall be the
| duty of said Provisional Clerks to furnish
the Sheriffs of their respective counties with
the names Of the Justices appointed for their
counties at as early day as practicable;
/ whereupon il shall be the duty of the said
Sheriffs forthwith to notify said Justices of
their appointment, and summon them to as
semble at their respective Court Houses, for
the purpose of being qualified and organ.
. lizing the Courts of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions la7 81
Bet further enacted, That copy of this
act be furnished to the Clerks at as early a
day as practicable PC .5iif9gi9 laiaii.gE IN
& BeitturtAer enacted That this act shall be
in force from and after its ratification. ;
In General Assembly, read three times and
ratified, this Esd day of January, ADJ 1861
- S. F. PHILLIPS, Spk. Ho. Commons
TH0S! SETTLE, Speaker Senate. 81
,'5.I Robert w, Best, Secretary of Staten
and for The State of North Carolina, do here.
BY certify that the foregoing is true copy
of the original on file in this office fs-it II
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Congressional.

. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The Senate was en-
gagged to-day in discussing the bill to enlarge the
powers of the Freedmens' Bureau. There was no
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-In the Senate, Mr..
Wilson offered joint resolution for amending the
Constitution by prohibiting payment for slaves or
any debt contracted in behalf of the rebellion
Referred to the judiciary committee.
The discussion of the bill to enlarge the powers
of the Freedmans Bureau was resumed and con-
tinued until adjournment
In the House. the consideration of an amend
ment to the Constitution fixing the basis of rep
resentation was resumed Rad
New amendment was offered apportioning rep
resentation according to the number voting pop
/ ulation. -g sfas 81
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-The Senate passed the
bill enlarging the powers of the frecdmen's bu-
reau.
The House adopted resolution instructing the
committee on the District Of Columbia to report
bill excluding from the right of suffrage parties
in the District who voluntarily were in the service
of the late Confederacy.
The discussion of the constitutional basis of
representation amendment was resumed. Dur
ing the debate Mr.. Bingham, member of the re-
construction committee said the committee had
under consideration another amendment to the
constitution protesting the rights of persons,
white or black, which had not heretofore been
enforced, owing to want of power in Congress-
Strouse, of Pa, and Nicholson, of Delaware,
favored the admission of Southern representatives
to participation in debate on such questions as
concerned their interests.
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NHw Z oRK, Jan. 25th.-Albernia arrived al
Portland from Liverpool. Cotton declined y of
penny.
Recent gales along the coast have been veg
disastrous to the shipping
1t is reported that the Spanish insurgents have
defeated the government troops; but official dis
patches represent the former as discouraged.
; The Times and other papers attribute the pres
sure In the money market to large American eI
portations on credit. Commercial letters are
published refuting this statement, and showing
that remittances have been prompt and heavy
Cotton receipts are set offagainst British exports
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ciary to whom was referred the bill toeonflnue
in office provisional officers in Lincolnton, until
their successors are appointed, reported the same
| back, and recommended that it do pass, Witnoul
amendment SIT
Mr.. Cash introduced bill to compel clerks OF
! courts who reside without the limits OF their
county towns, and who do not attend daily at
their respective offices, to provide deputies. =
Referred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr. Harris, of Rutherford, bill to attach the
county of Mitchell to the eighth Judicial circuit
Referred to the Judiciary.
Mr.. Bynum, a bill to continue in office clerks
and masters who may have taken an oath to sup
port the constitution of the Confederate States,
until their successors are appointed Referred to
the judiciary. zoe df Ed. 81 81.
Message received from the House of Commons
transmitting sundry engrossed bills.
House bill to extend the time to Sheriffs for the
collection of taxes, was under suspension of the
rules, passed its several readings M no.
Bill to incorporate the Minister'S Reliefsociety,
read first time !;
A proposition from the House to raise joint
committee to revise all legislative acts since 1901
and for other purposes-was concurred in.
Bill authorizing the Public Treasurer to collect
and sell the public property of the State passed
second time. sIl,f ...5..s
Resolution providing for the printing OF 2OO
extra copies of the report of the Public Treasurer
for exchange, passed its second reading
On motion of Mr.. Bynum, the bill relative to
the town of Lincolnton, Kenansville, Edenton,
Salisbury, Wilmington, Hillsboro', Rutherford
ton, Louisburg, Kinston and Milton, was taken
up and passed three times.
Bill authorizing an election to be held in Colds
boro for town officers passed its several readings
On motion of Mr.. Mclean, the names Of A. G.
Thornton and J. r. Lee, were stricken from the
list of magistrates for the county of Cumberland.
The hour of IL O'Clock having arrived, the
special order being the reconsideration OF the list
of magistrates appointed for the county of Yadkin,
long debate ensucd as to the right of the Senate
to reconsider the vote by which said appoint
! ments were made. After much legal interchange
; of opinion, in which Messrs Morehead, Wilson,
Ferrebee and j. NJ. participated, the Speaker
decided that this House could not undo what they
had done in this particular case. And for this
decision, he gave his reasons at length, &c.
Mr. Cowles appealed from the decision OF the
Chair, upon which appeal the yeas and nays were
called, and resulted yees %, nays IA.
+, The Senate concurred in the proposition of the
House to print the report of the Treasurer of the
: University of North-Carolina
i Mr. Williams moved to reconsider the vote by
| which the decision OF the Chair was sustained
I Mr.. Wilson moved to lay that motion on the
| table, which was lost.
| The question then being on MIR. Williams mo
! ton, it was decided in the affirmative.
{ The Senate then adjourned till tomorrow morn
1 ing, II o'clock.
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slider the force and proper meaning OF the law
continuing in Office, for certain PERIOD certain
provisional officers. rs -; "a nj s
Also, bill to constitute the Dan River, IN Cas-
well county, a lawful fence. Passed its several
readings. izoIo VI hsats 4s.l mil Z
A message was received from the Governor,
transmitting report Of the Treasurer OF the UNI
versity. 2fH vi ~ i.il 8
A message was received from the Senate, trans
hitting list of magistrates for Wayne county,.
@ Mr. Everett moved to incorporate the list with
that recommended by him. If his colleague mad
objection, on account of unfitness to- any OF the
gentlemen on his list, he should specify themtha
their names might be stricken out. pip
message was concurred in. la
(The list adopted is the same as that offered IN
the House few days since, by Mr.. Faircloth, OF
Wayne.)
The House refused to concur in the Senate re-
commendations for magistrates in Ashe county
Mr. Donnell presented the report of the com
mittee appointed by the Provisional Governor 10
prepare code of laws for the freedmen.
The bills accompanying the report were read,
and the whole ordered to be printed.
The committee to revise the acts of the Legis-
lature consists of Messrs. Smith, of Hartford,
Faircloth, of Wayne, and Mckay. ak "a
The following bills passed their several read
ings under suspension of the rules, viz; A bill
to prevent the obstruction Of Dan River; bill to
provide for the speedy reorganization of the State
government; and bill to charter the City OF
New Berne. a-7s +
Mr.. Ashworth presented resolution to pay
provisional magistrates for administering the
oath of amnesty. Laid on the table. Si
The House then adjourned to 10 o'clock, to-
morrow.
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Political Movement in tennessee.

NASHVILLE Jan. "a The leading conservative
members Of the Legislature and prominent Union
men of the State, have issued call to the citizens
of Tennessee who favor her restoration to her
proper position Of equality and influence, to hold
mass meetings on the 25d day of February next,
and to pledge hearty endorsement to the Presi-
dents policy of restoration. ~ 80.
/, Negro testimony bill passed its second reading
in the House to-day. ass atss
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-4,rt rst For the Standard.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
SecTetdrvs Office,

! llm Raleigh, january 23d, 1855.
MEssRs. EDITORS II herewith send you a
copy of An Actto empower the Provisional
Clerks of the County Courts, OF the Clerks
of the Superior Courts to administer oaths."
As this act is of considerable importance,
l request you to give it one insertion in
the Daily Standard as a item of news.
Very respectfully, yaEi
asst s-< Your obedient servant,
r. w. BEST,
" - q Secretary Of State.
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Markets.

NHw YoRK, Jan Is. Cotton declined two cts.
sales at ~ and 4s; gold, 1921.
New York, Jan. 24-Cotton unchanged, sale
Of 1880 bales. Gold 1895. 3a.,7,4is
New YoRK, Jan, % Cotton Is declining
now 4s@5oc Naval stores dull. Spirits 95@s
Rosin, IS 5O@ss 90, Gold, 1855. sail '1a
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NOW LANDING Ex BRIG BENZ. CARVE
,.is 2D Hogsheads,
q Teirees, 10 st9sf eE' f
81 Barrels Bright New Crop Cardcnas N
asses. ~ Y - @>aeafiYa SIS 90 f,tI
II Orders, accompanied by the cash, will
:. az. O. G. PARSLEY & co
janis d6t-w1w Wilmington, N
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Total set off

This sum being deducted from the ante
war debt and interest, $12, 749,500, leaves
3,0S6,210, 10 as the balance of State indebt-
edness, or adding the debt incurred during
the war for internal Improvements q ,620, 000,)
a total of 81, 706,2 10,12. While these sets off
are unproductive at present, believe In a
short while under the revival of trade and
travel, many will pay handsome dividends.
Ici / have no means of estimating with any
approach to accuracy, the receipts from the
tax ordinance of the Convention. In some
counties the officers do not appear to be NOV
ing with alacrity; in one, no person was
found willing to qualify in Others, those liza
BILE refuse to answer as to their liabilities and
submit to the penalty Of the law. The exc
cution of the ordinance was delayed by an
unfounded rumor of its suspension by militia
~ orders. The receipts from, other sources
will be precarious and unreliable. go
The chief financial questions before the
Assembly will be, .i,c.is4 NJ 3; ,,.ss5.,
1st. Whether any, and what effort will be
made for payment Of, the past due bonds and
coupons of the State l,t5;s,,z i.,.,i,, -,
|.9h2d! Whether any, and what effort will be
made to provide for the payment of interest
to accrue during the present year 81
81 3d.. Assuming that the interest on the pub
lie debt will not be paid at present, what
revenue bill shall be passed to supply funds
for the necessary support OF the State Gov
| eminent 2siit III lid , .s.Erssl if.tsr,s
In view of the difficulties of our situation,
respectfully recommend that provision be
made for funding the past due bonds and
coupons in96 per cent bonds of long date,
|; on n fba r. ttia opfion ho UT.antpd holders of
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Nsrfh-Carsllna Aasirs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-Doctor Powell, State
Agent Of North Carolina leaves here for that State
tomorrow, charged with various matters, con.
nected with Treasury and Post-Ofice Depart.
ments and Freedman's Bureau
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% I;7-Secretary Culloch says that he has no
recollection of having made a statement that
he had revised his estimate of cotton supply
for 1s65-e6, so as to put it at over 1,750, 800
bales.
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SENATE.

SENATE. --.i-E 9f-e4
TUESDAY, January %, 1856.
Prayer by the Rev. Henry Hardie.
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Negro Suffrage in the District
of Columbia.
"Let the CALLED jades vince,
Our withers are unwrung. "

Ths following are the Congressman
from Ohio, who voted for the bill striking
the word "white'' from oil voting qualif-
cations in the District of Columbia-all
of whom are Republicans, or more prop.
erly speaking, Intervals
"Ashley, Bingham, Buckland, Clarke,
Delano, Hubbell, Lawrence, Bundy,
Garfield, Plants, WELLER, Schenck,
spalding, Eckley, EgglestOn and Hays"
1t is said that when the vote was taken
the Republican members were "pale with
excitement" Where was wELKER2 p
He, too, was pale and trembling. And
why? Because he knew that he wal
misrepresenting this District when h
voted for that infamous measure. H,
knep that one fourth Of the honest voter
Of the 14th District will not endorse tina
black vote. No wondlr the "Little 10
ker" was "pale with excitement" II,
hos violated the wishes Of the majorit,
Of his constituents, who will, on the sec
ond Tuesday of October next, consign hin
To political oblivion, never to be resurrect
ed. There can be no more dodging-WEr
KER has made his record-and IL is Uacl
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WHITE MEN. STAND BACK

NL a.
Il would seem that there could no
longer exist any doubt in the minds Of
the white men Of the country as to the
intention Of the leaders Of the s~o-called
Union party, to degrade them, not only
to the level Of the negro, but belO~ him
A few weeks ago, the Negroes Of Co.
lumbus asked the use Of the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives to hold q con-
%vention for the purpose Of devising ways
to secure to themselves the right Of suf-
frage. Their request soa granted.
On the 18th inst, the white workiaS
men Of Columbus also wanted the use Of
the Hall to hold . meeting in favor Of
the eight hour system Of labor and to I'D
vance the interests Of laboring men gen
orally. Hon. VIM. LARwILL, our Rep
resentative, offered q Resolution, tender
ing them the use Of the Hall; but thu
Abolition members laid his resolution
granting white men the same privilege
that had been extended to negroes, OIL
the table Let the white people ponde
this. Let them be on the alert. TIL
black tide is rolling on, and if they ar;
not watchfal of their liberty, they will b
overtaken by the malstrom Of fanaticisl
and plunged into the vortex Of degrade
tiont