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A NEW BooK.---From the press Of J. B,
LrrPnoOrr a Co., Philadelphia, is soon to be Is
sued, Of series ofintsresting tales, and rare
fugitive poems, which promises to be Of unusual
attraction. The hrst Of these series is entitled,
=" The Emerald" and is TO appear in June. II
will contain translations from CHAs De BERRARD,
euexEE scRIpE, and EDMusD ABOUT story from
JOINS NEAL, and complete collection Of PRAxD's
lyrical eharades. The editor Of these entertaining
volumes Is EPEs SAReEsr, author Of Peculiar, toe
we'll known as a gentleman Of exceeding TASTE
and culture to require. additional comment. Hi
name Is sufficient guarantees that " The Emerald y
will prove one Of tho most agreeable and readable
books to which We may look forward to heightsr
tho pleasure and share the leisure Of tho SUMMED
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M. nabslmaun,. Las, Concert.

Mr.. HABELMAHE presents most inviting bill for
Saturday evening at Growers Theatre. He Is a
host in himself his songs being always faVOrItes,
and given with unfailing spirit and success Those
who have not heard the captivating young violnSt,
Mis- scnnIpr. have rare treat in prospect. Her
brilliant style is worthy Of her great prscsptOr
VruuxfsMps. Mr.. wHnAT isone Ofths most dash
Sag and effective pianists In this country. Mr.
KunanicKnL Is already renowned among the best
nunioal people for his extraordinary power on thu
violinosllo With, such combination, the eonosr
cannot fail 10 be attractive, ia HT
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One of the terra-taPpers in West Virginia,
who had bored for oil At Burning Springs some 500
feet greasing the end Of his drill mite gave II up
as a bad job. Upon reflection, however, he grew
desperate on his derrick, Petroleum,
China or He'll" and again bored downward. Amer
penetrating to the depth Of 900 feet his terebra
ton was rewarded with now Of oil at the rate Of
a thousand barrels q day This shows what pa
thence and petroleum viii do.
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THp Chicago Republican thinks that the
.srnlAiion Of The right Of suffrage may be safely
IN Nth he people Of each State, and that saeh
state should detsrmins for iissi the fines Of is
own people for holding STATE once and voting
thsrsisr Tho RspsSiiaanb u must DO observed. 10
pos uIlbsli Dana. w 2s'ss sF't
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THE news Of the burning Of the old Con-
gress Han Hotel at Saratoga will be learned with
sincere regret by many persons in all parts Of the
country, IL having been for SO many years ono Of
tho best conducted and eapaeious houses In that
attractive watering place. About $4,000 had
been expended in improvements upon the hotel, to
ht Il for the coming season.
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We learn by telegram that Laura Jane,
bound to Boston with lumber in her hold and hay
on deck in going out Of Portland hAIbor miSstAysd,
went on the rock and quickly went TO pieces She
y total losS Laura Jane WAS schooner. ii Nj
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The editor Of the Houma Guards, Louisi-
ana, in recent look along Bayou du Large, saw
but few negroes "We wOlksd out into the hslds
and saw no laborsrs but the planters themselves,
their sons, or in some instances, white assistants
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The General Land Once has In course Of prepare
tion an important circular prescribing the mode Of
proceeding in selecting and reporting lands under
railroad grants and showing the character Of fees
the land requires to be paid. II also prescribss
with minuteness the mode Of proceeding in regard
to the Union and Central Pacific railroad grants,
and the forms Of yerihcation for plats Of railway
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An exchange comes to us with a notice
that Truth" Ia crowded out Of that issue" That
is almost as bad the upcOuntry editor who said,
For the evil effects Of Intoxicating drinks sec our
outside.n q.
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THURSDAY MoRNINe;:;::;:;;:;aMA 81, 1855
THE sENATORIAL FINALITY.

For some DAYS past the members Of the |
dominant party in the United States Senate |
have been in close and mysterious consulta- |
tion upon political questions and matters. |
The outside world was agog and hugely agi- |
tated concerning the mystic convention. |
Notwithstanding an injunction Of secrecy
was laid upon the plottings Of the senatorial |
caucus, the air was full Of rumors, and vague |
reports oozed out TO the effect that grand |
ultimatum was to be submitted and that the
senatorial finality was to repair all the
breaches in the Union party-that brotberly
love was 10 he the order Of the dav-that an
almost heavenly peace and friendsbip was 10
nervade the heretofore contending elements
within the In;on falkland that the measpres
N be concoc,ed uou,d mite Tuv Ppvs,npx-
and Congress and carry the copntrv with n
a vhoons ON autboritv fullv eoual IN that
of the ,nost "a reliah,e contrabandp We were
to,a that An. nolit;ca, millennium was IN he
usbered m and tho a GOOD time comino" y
might momentarilv he expected on the tapis
NJ ono would havo h.;iod ,,;,h moro nm
,,,xoa dol;oh, ,ho b-or,;.od oro 81 conc;lio-
zion and bernonv Than ourselves Rut we
had onr douh,. .,or, ,ha hIoss;nc. ,vt;o,
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bs. boen made unon tbis A dmin;str.,ion WINS
IN he honestly terminated and the hostile
flags struck by the operation Of n few hours
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THE DEPARTMENTS.


Obseqtfies OF Lieut.. Gen. scott.
The following orders, relative to the observance
Of the funeral Of the late Lieut.. Gen. Winfield
Scott, have been promulgated:
HEADoUAnrnRs or rue Annr,)
ADJurAyT 0EHERAL's 0FTIoH, y
wAsHisoroS, May 80, lsee.
With profound sorrow the General IN. Chief an
nounees 10 the army the death, at West Point, New
York. the 10th inst, Of Its late ilustrous COM
mander, Brevet Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott.
His history Ia part Of the history Of the eoun.
try II Is Almost needless TO recall II to those who
have vensrated him 80 long. Entering tho army as
captain In 1908, at the close Of the war Of 1872
and 1914. he had already, BY the force Of merit
won his way to the rank Of Brevet Major General.
In ls4l Major General Scott was assigned to the
In the spring Of ls47, the Mexican war having
already begun. he commenced, as commander.in-
chief Of the army in Mexico, the execution Of q
plan OF campaign the success Of which was as COM
plete a. Its conception was bold, and which estab
shed his reputation as one OF the fret soldiers Of
the age.
A grateful country conferred on him. In 1855,
the rank Of Breyet Lieutenant General, as q token
Of its estimate Of his brilliant services.
As the vgor Of his life, whether In peace or In
war; had been devoted to the service Of the country
he loved WELL % in his age his country gave to
him In return that veneration, reverence and es-
teen which, won BY few, is the highest reward a
nation can give. aH . .rtI..
or most commanding presence, with mind Of
great breadth and vigor, purein life, his memory
will never fade from the minds Of those who have
reverenced him 90 long
As testimony Of respect, the officers Of the army
will wear tho usual badge of mourning for six
months on the LEFT arm and hilt Of the sword.
Guns will be fred at each military post at inter
walls Of thirty minutes from sunrise 10 one o'clock
p. m, on the day succeeding the receipt Of this
order. Troops will be paraded at 10 a. M, and
this order read to them, after which all labor for
tho day will cease, and the Gag will be kept at
half-mast during the day.
By command Of Lieutenant General Grant:
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
.4".. Wan DrriRrxxsr,)
#..... ADJurAxr GEsBRAL' q oTFI0s, }
wAsHnuroS. May 50, 1850.
(Ezt.,et)
8. The following officers arc detailed to proceed
to West Point New York, to attend the funeral Of
the late Lieutenant General Winfield Scott on Fri
day. June !, at O'Clock: r .. .E..
Brevst Major General L. Thomas, Adjutant Gen.
eral.
Brovet Major General E. schrivor, Inspector
Brsvet Major General J. Holt, Judge Advocate
General. 49,. .n...
Brevst Major General NJ. c. Msig,, ouArtermas.
tor General.
Brsvst M.Jor General A. d. Eaton COmmi,,ary
General Of subsistence.
Brovet Major General J. X. Barnes, Surgeon
| General.
Brsvst Major General B. W. Brice Paymastsr
| General
Brsvst Major General R. DolAhsld, Chief En-
gineer ..-..
Brevet Major General A. B. Dyer, Chief of Ord.
nance.
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Pen, Pcncil. ana sci..ors.

7. Il
Az emigrant NJ an employment once is
like sshssp before IL shssrsn.
DoKs q vessel "sheerof" with her cut
water on her ruddsrs ~
r., 80. LA. :, ..u..;. .rr;ro
daily a, oh,o.so
po n. o. AZ. .,,u
i.osshi DA.h o"hN SAys ''ee o''" war -
h0' :" % r'ne"e''
The Chapman crow-cuss has been trans
planted. .sHls.Hsl
The billiard championship Of Hudson river
v., won las, v..t nv H,p,,.x AZ c,,,liu Dl.vin1
against HsnfOrd, Of Hudson, N. Y.
Ir is reported in 81 I,ouis that Sir Morton
Pate 4. An. h..l., AZ P,.,o,, 4, M. ,.,. n,,ch...
Of IN. .outbv.., b,.nch IN An. p,o,so railroad.
.u.u -. ana ooo
i osAhH nAAes a'ou' oio'oOo
~" " 10. 'n-. s'a IN. 'p'a'' - 'As' -
p,,,,, a.. so,,o.a ,o,o- 4. orow;no
q. ,,D- ".,N.s- e., ,o
~. .ne aO 49, ~ A
nv "
1HE western wilderness mas been mace
not only TO blossom like the rose but to fructiiy
with the most delicious fruits.
JEFF. DAVIS bill Of fare, as published in
the nswspapsn,'is enough to make the teeth water
OF any one who was confined In Libby prison, mott
speak Of AndsrsOnvins. r.#a
| MEssRs. Pro a BErrs have received cx-
traordinary offer. Of assistance from all their friend,
but under existing circumstances they have resolved
not 10 resume.
FoRxEr calls the Springfield Republican
dyspsptio and spitsfai riAw.vorm. Tho Republican
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THE Steam Fire Engine Company No. 4,
Of Boston, are making arrangements to attend the
opening Of the industrial Exhibition at Paris, &C.
companisd by their steam fre engine. .,
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DrS A. @. Mcpherson, Of Benrdstowni Carl
Richmond, Bath, and DAYid solsnbsrger, Of HA-
vanA Illinois, were yesterday appointed examining
surgeons Of the Pension Bureau.
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The number Of naval prise claims Of all dsserip'
lions now before the Fourth Auditor for aaustmsnt
involve the large amount Of S23, 100000.
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4 wAsHIEoros May 80. 1850. I
The funeral Of Lieut.. Gen, Winfield Scott having
been arranged to take place on Friday, the hrst
day Of June proximo, tho custom houses Of the
United States by order Of tho President directed
TO be closed on that day as a mark Of respect for
the memory Of the deceased. The flags Of all rev
enue cutters will be placed at half mast.
HuoH McCuLLooH,
.s.... I#. Secretary Of the Treasury.
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THERE is not liquor shop in Beverly,
Mas[, and % one sAn be found 70 take the STATE
liquor sCspey. Ssi1'isp2'
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IsrrsHAL Rsvrsun RscsRrs.-Ths receipts
from shis source yesterday amounted 70 the sam Of
sssY,sssls.a 'A''''i's' ''s 80
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sPECIAL NoTIcn,-.

- = - -, &c., = .
,o ps he
.,,Os. an Laa,es ih"res'sa IN 'as NV io'k
"a, .y IsqSss . 70 %se' =, NJ opeAi,,
~ W .ss.n.n s'.se' pe'"een anu ienn''Nshis
--.sSs, W .a9aeDAl l, s..., :. " e0es;
hs-Exeursion TO Glymont.-The Ladies'
hifn SOCIETY OF hyiand Vhspsi Will CIV Excursion
70 oymonior Tue penen' o. me PArsonaseon FRIDAY,
Jane s'h- me steamer WAWAssBr will make two
rps leaving her wharf a. the foot Of Seventh street,
a. m, and p Tickets, vi Children, half
prlee.-.- mysl-d
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As-wonderfai hut True i-Madame REM
SoroN, the world renowned Astrolosist and somnam
bulibte Clarvoyant while In elairvoyant state. de-
liueaea the very features Of the person you TO
marry, and By the aid Of Instrument Of intense
power known the Psyehomotrope guarantees to pro
duee perfect and ifsike picture Of the future hus-
band wife Of the applicant. with date Of marriage
ooeupaton leading traits Of character. nc. This 10
Imposition, tesBonAls without nnmber can assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition color Of eyes
aud hair, and enclosing any eents and stamped snve-
lope addressed to yoursef will receive the picture
By return mall, tosslher with desired Information.
Address in eonndsnee, MADAME oEsrruDs RKxissros,
P o. Box 2s7. West Troy, N. X oeis-dwly
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Capt. 9Th U. s. Cav, Brew. Lieut. Col. u.sA.,
.ta-tf

srMadam mounts' Pile saive-a valasbIe
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
err and Entire Cure for the Bronchitis. Asthma, &e.
be found At stots Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel; 0ilman's, near Metropolitan Hoteli Fords,
ner Of Eleventh aud PennsylyaniA Ayenuei Bptwiss,
Of Twelfth and Pennsylyania avenue; Rllios,
corner Of aud Twelfth strests Harbaugh's corner Of
Seventh and'O. jal2-n
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nENTIST Yo-,D r. lzBsnA
PsonuylySsis avenue, asar corner Of urr1Y9
Ninth street. attends TO all branches pertaining 10 the
profession MAfofmation Of the mouth corrected, and
very variety o. ARTIFICIAL asis made, Ap6'ly
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THE SALEM OBSERVER
A NEW PAPER,
To be Published in Salem, n. C.

IN THE FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY
" next, GS67) the Subscriber will commence,
in this place, the publication of a Large Weekly
Newspaper to be called THE SALEM OBSERVER
The Peoples Press will not be issued after the
second week i'll December.
shall assume editorial duty with proper APP
probation of its dgnitied responsibility, and with
the firm resolve to be of unselfish service to my
Country and my Native State. The chief objects
for which shall labor are A SPEEDY REUNION
OF THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
STATES and the advancement of ALL THE INTER-
EsTs OF NORTH CAROLINA. L shall adopt and de-
fend such political will afford us the
best and safest means of revealing the broken
links that once so happily bound us together in a
Glorious and Powerful Union, believing that our
only hope of future prosperity must be based on
a re-estahlianmcnt OF the principles fought for
and obtained by immortal fore-fathers.
Aside from these cardinal features, THE OBJ
server will be an interesting and instructive Lit
erary B,,si tes$ and LOcal journal and no paper
in the State be Il better medium for adyertis-
ing. 1t will be printed perfectly and
elegant material, and subscribers will find it one
of the cheapest papers in North Carolina.
TERMS:
For one year, $500
For six months, Sl.50
For three months, S1.0O
Payable positively in advance. Address
JOHN H. BONER,
EDITOR OF THE OBSERVER,
Salem, N. c.
Raleigh, Dec. 4, 1865. lift.
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The Greatest Discovery of the Age
Dec. II, 1886.

The Greatest Discovery of the Age
Farmers, families, and Others can purchase no
remedy equal to DR.. Tobias Venetian Linment,
for Dysentery, Collie, Group, Chronic Rheuma-
tism, Sore Throat, Sea-sckness, C1ts, Burns,
SwelIings, Bruises, Old Sores, Headache, Mos
quito Bites, Pains in the Limbs, Chest, Back,
sc. If it does not give relief the money will be
refunded. All that is asked is trial, and use it
according to the directions.
DR. ToBIAs-Dear Sr:-I have used your We
netian Liniment in my family for number of
years, and believe it to be the best article for
what it is recommended tina: 1 have ever used
For sudden attack OF Group it is invaluble. l
have no hesitation in recommending it for all
the disease it processes TO cure. 1 have sold it
for many years, and it gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. H. TRIMMER.
Quakertown N j., May s, 1866.
Price, 10 and so cents. Sold by all druggists.
Office, sc Cort landt street, New York.
Dec l, 1866. 110-1m
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ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN THE

WORLD.
Allcock's Porous Plasters resolve and assuage
pain by calling forth the acrid humors from parts
internal to the skin and general circulation
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There is nothing equal, in the way of plaster,
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rything is pleasant about them. They are the
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From personal knowledge of these plasters,
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~ Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay
of Warming and Instruction for Young Men,
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with means of relief. Sent
free of charge in scaled letter envelopes.
Address Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philade phia, Pa.
Aug. Il, 1856. 62-Sm
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

HRIDAf, Lee. I4tu, 1000
The House was called to order at half past
ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Prayer by Rev. Dr. -Smedes of the Episco-
pal Church.
The journal of yesterday was read and ap-
MessFs. Williams of Martin, Gorham, Da-
Wis, fosebro and Moore of Hartford were al
to"ed TO record their Votes in favor of the
1esoiutlon rejecting the Howard amendment,
passed On yesterday.
Mr: Cowan presented memorial from
geo. '" Mordecai and Others asking amend
Inei,Is 10 the charter OF the North Carolina
.tailroad' accompanied by bill embodying
Tue proposed amendments. Referred to the
Iomnittee on Internal Improvements and or
dered to be printed.
:, MI henan, from the committee on the 1u-
ufrc :y reported Gin response to resolution
vi INQUIRY bill granting the right of ap-
peal When criminals under sentence of death
are unable to give security.
on motion OF Mr.. Dargan. the rules were
reading
Messrs. Dargan, Stene and Long address
ell the House in favor of the bill.
The bill passed End and 3rd readings.
Ar. Mckay for the judiciary committee.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-15

A fellow at Il race-course was staggering
about the track with more liquor than he
could carry.
"Hallo, what's the matter now ~ said IL
chap who had been run against.
Why,-hic-why, the fact is. lot of my
riends have been betting liquor on the race
today. and they have got me to hold stakes
for them"