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PensiOns.-Dr. Marion Roberts, late Physician
and Surgeon, U. s. Army, has been appointed
Examining Surgeon, at Washington City, D. c.,
for Pensioners and Pension Claimants in Western
North-C Carolina. He is located IL miles North
of Asheville, ON the huntsville road
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"A bill to construct an underground rail-
road through Broadway has passed the New
York House of Assembly.
-" Astonishing cure for consumption, .
as the old lady said when she sprinkletl
snuff on the victuals of her boarders.
The Wisconsin Legislature has repealed
the law compelling foreign insurance COM
panies to take Wisconsin State bonds.
The steamer Johnson from Deer Island to
Castine, Me-, was burned on Wednesday.
Her passengers and crew are safe.
Mr.. John Kinzer, for thirty years mer-
chant at Johnsonville, Frederick county, Md,
died suddenly of heart disease on the 18th
inst.
The late election in Tennessee, under the
Governors proclamation to fill the vacancies
in the Legislature, passed off quietly. The
boiling members were generally reelected by
large majorities.
The Texas Convention has passed law
making five years residence in the State q
necessary qualification to vote. The State
election will take place in Texas on the fourth
MOutidy Ill u uIc. ie LtsS5 loidtuiC VIII uiCCt
on the first Monday in August.
In Missouri, the preachers who insist on
exercising their functions without taking the
oath are being brought to grief The Grand
Jury of Pike county has indicted Rev. Jas.
Smith, a Baptist minister, for preaching
without license The Grand Jury of Palmyra
has similarly found true bills against the fol
lowing ministers of Hannibal: Rev. Mr..
Wilkes, of the Christian Church; Rev. Mr..
Fuller, of the Presbyterian Church, and
Father Crenin, of the Catholic Church.
TRIAL OF JEFF DAvIs.-Reliable infor-
nation has been received here to-day from
Richmond, to the effect that movement is
on foot to obtain writ of habeas corpus for
the release of Jefferson Davis. The writ in
question may issue either from the United
States District Court, Judge Underwood
presiding, or from State Court. 1t is not
likely that a man of Underwood's we'll
known views would grant writ for such a
purpose. The civil trial of Davis will now
be strongly urged He can be held in this
district under the indictments pending
against him in the Supreme Court of the
district Wash. Cor. N. Y. Times.
General aragg is proposed for President
of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
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Help or we Perish.-Ths is what neglected
teeth would say if they could demonstrate with
their owners; and mark this, the teeth cannot
perish or become black or yellow if the SozoDoNT
is used daily. 10-1t
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Acouittal of Zilla Thornton

AcQuittaI Of ZiIla ThOrntOn.-Ihe jury,
in the case of the State as. Zilla Thornton, a
colored woman, charged with arson, from john
ston county, agreed on verdict, after our Satur-
days issue went to press, declaring her g not
guilty" This verdict was rendered by very
intelligent jury, and shows that no disposition
exists here to withhold evenhanded justice from
the colOred people
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obbed.-The Jewelry Store of David Scott
.sensboro', was entered one night last week, by
some rogue, who took off thirty-seyen watches,
and about half bushel pinch-back jewelry. We
suppose the fellow contemplates going into the
Lottery Gift business, and intends to sell for
one dollar without regard to cost"
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New Advertisements.-The are several
new advertisements to be found in our columns
to-day, to which we would direct attention.
Travellers and Shippers are interested in the
Card of the Superintendent of the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad.
The naked; those havingno coats to their backs,
Are referred to the chances at Farriss & Lacks.
House-keepers and Farmers, who may visit our
town,
Should call at the Store of Mr.. j. Brown;
While people by dozens and hundreds will flock
To inspect L. E. HEARTS most beautiful stock
OF Dress Goods and Trimmings and everything
fine,
Boughtin the best markets and since the decline.
See, also, the advertisement of Government
Oats for sale, of Teacher wanted, and of steel
for sale.
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A City.-The citizens of Charlotte voted their
town City, on the 9Th inst, by 112 to Z; accept
ing the new charter by that vote.
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John Harris, native of North-Carolina,
committed suicide at Wilmington, Los Angeles
county Cal He had been a soldier in the Fed
eral army, during the late war.
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1t is asserted in Northern papers that Pres
ident johnson has expressed his. disapproba-
ton of Senator Stewards reconstruction
scheme. We are glad to notice that no South
ern paper has yet endorsed it, and we hope
no responsible or respectable Southern man
will do so. Henry S. Foote, formerly OF
Mississippi, California and Tennessee ske-
daddler from the late Confederacy, and now
lettering about Washington city-has en-
dorsed Stewards plan, but that was because
Stewart is his sonin-law, and because he
knows that he Foote) has forfeited and be-
trayed the confidence of Southern people.
The best course for all the true friends OF
the country, of peace and of justice, is to
stand firmly by the Presidents reconstruc-
ton policy and give him ali the aid they
can. Let us be particular so to act as not
to embarrass him.
President johnson has just vetoed another
iniquitous measure of the radicals, the meas
ure known as the Civil Rights Bill, and he
shows determination to guard the Consti-
tuition and adhere to the policy marked out
by himself for reconstruction. 1t would be
unfair and unmanly for southern men to de-
sert him now and favor such schemes as
Stewards. By. all means let us give our in
1uence Gas far as we are permittedD to the
Presidents policy, and let us wait with pa
tience the result Charlotte Democrat
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Ayers SarsapaFiila.
is A CONCENTRA

is A CONCENTRA-
TED extract of the
choice root, so combined
with other substances of
still greater Alternative
power as to afford an eff
icctual antidote for dis
cases Sarsapariila is re-
puted TO cure. Such a
remedy is surely wanted
by those who suffer from
StrumOus complaints.
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Lieut.. Colonel Daniel H. McPhail has
been ordeIed to New Orleans as paymaster Of
that department.
Why is French franc of no value COM
pared with an American dollar? Because it
is worthless
1.-THE jackson Me,cs says that S2000,000
of the 100000 cotton loan of Mississippi
has been redeemed.
"A young man who lost leg in the war
killed himself in Philadelphia because he
could get no work.
"A quadrill of so intricate a series of fig
ures has been introduced in Paris that it has
been christened Trigonometry.
A lady in New York killed her self by
falling from chair while she was lighting
the gas.
The troops iu Mississippi have been
orderedto Jackson, presumably to be muster
ed out.
Business in New Orleans is lively, and
the Galveston steamers are engaged many
trips ahead.
1t is stated that Beast Butler is mnch al
armed in view of visit from the rindsrpest
to this country.
Snow to the debth of four inches fell at
Chicago on Tuesday night.
& "A Scotchman committed suicide in New
York rather than be dishonest
Ina steple-chase near Liverpool, Er.g.
the winner pocketed $135, 900 cash.
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The state Of feeling in Alabama is
thus frankly summed up by the Selma
Times:
"The South is now arraigned before the
Congressional tribunal to answer in the case
of Radicalism Us. the South, upon the charge
of present disloyalty to the Government.
taking it for granted that the prisoner
at the bar pleads not guilty the court has
called the witnesses for the prosecution, and
they depose in substance as follows:
"'The South regretsnot the rebellion, and
feels conscious of no wrong Certainly not,
and neoer erpects to.
"'The majority are not kind, and can
hardly be called friendly Scarcely.
They exhibit an ill-feeling to the Union
men and negroes To the Union men, gerry
prOba6ly-'to the negroes no.
"'They have no more respect or love for
the Government than during the war; #
Andrea johnson be the Government, zoe deny
the charge; IF the Radicals make the Gocern-
maent, the charge is correct.
"'But submit as necessity That's so.
"'Though they would prefer re-estab-
lishment of the Confederacy.' Perhaps IF
put to a cote Of the people, Confederacy or no
Contederacy, 1t pould go Coyederacy.
".They wish to have the control of their
States in their own hands, Most assurediy.
How stands the truth in the case then
AS follows: The South regrets not the rebellion
and feels conscious Of mo aorong, but she accepts
her present situation with sincerity.
She cannot yet receive kindly on social
footing the officers of the army and North
ern visitors, but she has more real kindly
feeling for the negroes at this time than for
the people Of the North"
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Raleigh Money Markets.
CORRECTED BY JNo. G. WILLIAMS & &C
BROKERS.
RlLEIGn, N. C.
S OF NoRrH-cARoLrNA pANK NOTES

PRICES OF N0RTH-CAROLINA BANK NOTES.
Bank of North Carolina ..............
Z Cape Fear. ...................
Charlotte
Lexington ..... .........
Graham.
Roxborough ...................
Nadesborough.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"- Tiion,asvilie
Wilmington
Commerce.
Washington
Fayetteville.
Clarendon
Yaneeyyille
Farmers and Planters Bank.
Farmers Bank, Greensborough. ..
Commercial Bank, Wilmington. ......
merchants Bank, Newbern.
Greensborough Mutual ..........
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BACONi BACON, /

2 Hhds. Bright Bacon Sides.
500 Lbs. Handsome Bacon Hams, IN. C.)
1000 Lbs. Sides and Shoulders, IN. C.)
In store and for sale by
March 9, 1S66.-tf
BoRAx.
200 lbs. Borax.
In store and sale by
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co..
march 20-1-tf
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Post Office, Raleigh, N. c.,
February q, 1866.

The mails will close as follows, on and after
this date
Western, daily, at ,.............. 73O P. NJ.
Eastern, ,..S
Northern, &C " ...S
Fayetteville " {" s
Carthage every TUESDAY at .......3 +"
Roxboro g Wednesday at 49,. 13O /"
Leachburg' at...1 I"
Office hours from s A. NJ, to 6 P. NJ, during
the week. and from Sto $50 A. NJ, on Sundays
all letters to be delivered in the United States,
Gncludng drop letters except those addressed to
heads of Executive departments of the govern
ment, or heads of Bureaus therein or to CHIEF
clerks of departments, or one authorized by the
postmaster General to frank official matter, must
be prepaid one full rate, or they will be sent to
the dead letter Office at Washington, D. G.
A. MILLER, P. M.
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MULES STOLEN!

MULES STOLEN!
STOLEN FROM MY LOTS, three miles South
of Clayton, one dark mouse colored mare mule,
eight years old, two light spots under jaw hair
worn off each side by gear. One bay mule, eight
years old white spots on back from saddle. A
liberal reward will be paid for their delivery to
me, or any information so that get them They
Were stolen on the night of the 2Sth, and tracked
to Raleigh on the morning of the Goth.
D. B. DUNCAN.
Johnston CO., April 2, 1866. 7-2tp.
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Killed.-Mr jenkins Pritchett was instantly
killed, near Greensboro on the 30th ult., by
being thrown from his buggy, lis head striking a
stump, while his horse was running away.
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LITTLE BY LTTTLE-Men do not leap the
hill of Virtue in moment, nor do they de-
scend into the valley of Death or the pit of
vice in an instant. You took up your news
paper this morning, dear reader. The cruel
BY you shudder at, the wife beating, the de-
sertion, the seduction, the murder-think
you these have sudden inspiration? No ;
they are the outcome of habits of thought
and action, of long and steady preparation.
You see the volcanic flame; you did not see
the smouldering embers. You see the broken
bridge; you did not see the little madrepores
eating into the timber Even in these great
sins it has been there little and there a
littlen
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The German Republican organ at Gin
cinnati, the Holksblatt, sustains President
Johnson's veto of the civil rights bill
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COTTON CARDS.

20 doz No. 10 "whittimore y A Crrds.-
For sale by the case, at
B. p. WILLIAMSON g. co. s
March 9o-1-tf.
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The Rhode Island Legislative Commit
tee on Education recommend that the statues
of Roger Williams and Gen. Nathaniel
Greene be placed in the hall of statuary at
Washington, as representative men of that
State.
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The English, in graphing for the cable,
are so indicate as to search the blossom OF
the ocean, Boston Post.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, April 6.-Flour heavy. Wheat
firm. Corn active and higher. Provisions
dull and inactive. Groceries firm. Whis-
key dull.
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DLows. PLows. PLows

ZINE PIANO FOR SALE!
Apply at the STANDARD OFFICE.
Raleigh, April q 1866. tiff.
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.URHAM SMOKING TOBACCO.

In s, 10 and 20 pound Packages1
B. P. WILLIAMSON s. CO.
march 2Q-1-tf
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New York, April Cotton heavy; sales
of 1000 bales at 5000 cents. Flour dull
Southern unchanged and dropping. Wheat
quiet. Corn advanced one cent. Pork heavy
at $26. Lard heavy. Groceries dull
Freights quiet. Gold 1879.
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Launch or New Steamer.

yrE RICHMOND LAUNCHED YESTFRpAY-THE PRIs.
toll TO BE LAUNCHED MISREPRESENTATION OF
THE VESSELS
-, -, -,
iHe large s'oaHci N'uho"d was successfully launch
cd yesterday prt els " hafpas; eleven O'clock from
tho sbirvard Of sloooson Fso situated nj Tho foo,
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~
u''us a'0 Vi 'uO "0''7 anu ho sPilhe-HNo iV'ehhess
o. the day, about three thousand spectators of both
aoxes xere nroson at IA joocb on, arnarenv e,io,,
=, ~. - ~, an,..,,N.s.
Z" 'he S0eho WIN MUF" ~es ~ ]" curious coihciuehco
That tho steamer Richmond sh1u be afoat to do
,ood sarvca pnor t,e Ars. 90 ho fall NJ IN.
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VA ob,ed m ba leuncbes hy me Isborers and o,ars
empoveS In tho vars nrd u ,yas thnnchi NV some tina,
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,ndar Tho nble d,,S.,in ct az S;monson who snner;n
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An he smoothsst QUA ,nos, soianac ,annar snd a,'d
tbe sbouts and ha@1,s az The .sscmha1 ,n,,mde tho
heertiSu, vesse, gNdcd into tho aior after witch sho
r,s towad 10 Tho 'n,er Jron Wrts yNora .ha "a H
receive her machinory 0"'
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Redmond, merchant No as Barclay street. On the st
| utmo Terhune drove on The psr for some goods and
alter loading them his cart u s alleged he took up
the case OF linens In quest and drove OF On Sunday
last Mr. Whitaker IN whose caro- the linens lad been
efi received Information frem Reuben @ Reynolds that
Tcrhuhe had stolen them, and further that they couo be
recovered for hlty dollar, Reynolds also taken
custody. On making thu declaration both the d
parties We're held 10 await examination before Justice
Dodge.
ALLEGED ENCOURAGEMENT.
Sergeant Garland, Of the Jefferson Marke. Court
sound, yesterday arrested Benjamin Ryder a charge
OF embczzlement, preferred against him by Thomas
Morgan, residing at III Barrow street. The complaint
that the 18th Of January the complainant
placed Ryder In charge of the schooner Thomas Winans
with Instructions TO proceed TO Norfolk Va. for q load
of oysters also giving him 81 200 with which to buy
them. Ryder, after reaching his destination dc amped
with the 81 co., leaving the vessel charge OF the first
mate He not acain uni yesterday, when he
made his appearance on Broadway. The accused
held to await hearing before Justice Dodge.
ARREST AND CONFESSION OF BURGLARS.
Morris II. Smell and Samuel Mooney, acoomplices Of
James Keenan, previously arrested for breaking into the
dwelling house OF Mr. Albert Z. Bralnard. 1856 West
Twenty fourth street. and stealing clothing and ewery
valued at $685. yesterday taken into custody by
officer Riley, Of the Sixteenth precinct In the posses
sion Of Smell and Mooney found pawntickets for
OF the property stolen from Mr. Brainard and they
confessed their participation In the burglary and gave
information which will lead to the recovery of the bal
ance OF the stolen properly. Justice Dodge committed
them for trial.
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msprintedl 80,
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