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Rewards.
IL 5000 REV ARD.

% "
STOLEN FROM MY STABLE ON SUNDAY
night March 11th, 1866, bay horse, II years
old-at least Is hands high, blind in right eye,
with some white hairs OH one SIDE about the low
edge of the saddle skirt. He had on old shoes on
one or two OF his feet, and is rather low i'll order
Also, about the 9th of June last, one dark pa ; y
stud mule, / years old, and about common size
for a mule Of his are. About the 10th of July
last one very dark bay mare, years old, with
white face, and LETT hind foot both hair and hoof
to the hair with three small black spots in the
white the largest on the forcpart of the foot.
At the same time, one other yellow hHys 8
years old, III common order, with reached name,
and a sore on her withcrs.
l will give the above reward OF eighty dollars
for the above named stock delivered to me, or
twenty dollars for either one of Them live on
the Slnithtud road, II miles southwest of Raleigh,
and miles from Holly Springs. My address
is Raleigh, n. G. JAMES ROGERS.
march 14itdpd
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The Boston I'iIot in IL well written and
candid review of the Presidents POSITION
concludes thus: Amid all these combined
attacks, the President has stood firm, I'M
fiincI.ing and undaunted. He has appealed
from party to the people; from leaders to
the masses: and he stands, to-day, the stand
ard-bearer OF the Union, the defender of the
Constitution. the one man on the watch
tower of his high office to defend both from
assaults, and to sound the notes Of danger
to both"
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JORDAN WOMBLE.

IrocGr and commission Merchant, for all kinds
OF Produce and other Goods
Special attention given to the sale of FIour
Bacon and Lard.
~ Conslgnments solicited, at Old Stand 4tb door
aug lifts
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Special Notices.

HIPS Hair Dye SO Cents.-Black or
Brown. Instantaneous, beautiful, durable, re-
liable The best and cheapest in use. Depot
No 66 John Street, New York. Sold by all Drug,
Patent Medicine, Perlumery and Fancy Goods
stores everywhere.
March Is, 1S66-1y.
If other Remedies Fail for Bronchial and
Liver Diseases read the following:
Thomas H. RaineY Esq, Granville County, n
c., says:
s'Ifind your pills to be the best family medicine
I haye ever used They have proved very bene-
fetal in my own case. have been very much az
fcted for fifteen years, and have tried every KIND
of medicine that | could get, but have found more
relief from your pills than all others. My disease
is bronchial aillictiOn, and complete prostratloh
of fine nrrvous system [ have used them in ten
or fifteen cases in my family, and find them to be
the very medicine for nearly all family diseases:
rsye For sale by the Druggists. Directions
ACCOMPANYING each box. Sent to any part OF the
United States for So dozen: AddrGsS,
GEO. w. DEEMS,
March lin Baltimore, Nd.
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WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Senate has
confirmed the nominations of Albert G.
Mackey, Collector of Customs for Charles
ton, S. G. George Bryan, of Charleston. Dis
trict Judge of the United States for the dis
trict of South Carolina, and William Cherry,
Collector of Customs for Washington, N. c..
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SUIcrDE.-A Richmond correspondent of
the Index saws recently.

the Laelee says recently:
Early on yesterday morning, DR.. Busk, of
late resident of this city, was found in the
privy attached to the store of W. B. Phillips
& Co., on the corner of Seventh and Broad
streets, in state of insensibility. In his
pocket was found partially filed bottle of
solution of morphine, from which, and from
his condition, it was evident that he had
taken a dose with intent to kill himself
Medical aid was Immediately called in, and
despite every effort made to restore him to
sensibility, he died in the course of an hour
and half
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A RADICAL sLANDERER EXPOSED.

A RADICAL SLANDERER EXPOSED.
! Charles A. DANA formerly of the New
York Tribune, and now the editor OF ~ Dor
der ruffian journal in Chicago has been for
some months one of the most violent and
abusive of the radical slanderers and villifiers
of President Johnson The publication of
the following letter shows that the motives
of this chap have simply been wounded van
ity and desire for revenge upon the Presi-
dent for refusing to appoint him Collector
of this port:
CHICAGO, JAM 20, 1866.
DEAR SIR Some of my friends in the
New York delegation in Congress want me
to be Collector of New York. I shall be
glad to have that office, and accordingly adj
dress myself to you. l have been a resident
of New York city for nearly twenty years,
till few months since, when [ came here on
leaving the War Department. l know New
York its merchants and its politicians. but
by reason of my connection with the War
Department / have been absent, so as to be
free from all Identification with the political
factions or personal controversies by which
the Union party there had been much divided.
believe that there is no person Of any prom
inence in the party whose appointment would
give greater general satisfaction than mine.
Should you be disposed so far to entertain
the idea as to wish for information concern
ing my capacity to administer the office,
that than Mr.. Stanton.
Let me add that L am myself confident of
performing the duties, should they be in
trusted me, to the advantage of the public
service and to your entire satisfaction.
1 am, with profound respect,
Your faithful servant,
CHARLES A. DANA.
To his Excellency the President
In this letter the character OF Dana is fully
exhibited He thinks himself a prominent
member of the republican party; he actually
believes that his appointment "would give
general satisfaction - he refers to Secretary
Stanton, for whom he acted spy upon
our generals; he {" feels confident of perform
ing the duties " of Collector g to the advan-
tage of the public service " and to the Presi-
dents entire satisfaction and he entertains
profound respect" for the President. But
when Mr.. johnson declines to give him this
office he turns about, declares that the Presi-
dent is inferior to a negro in intelligence and
capacity, calls for his impeachment and re-
moval from Office charges him with all known
and unknown crimes, and rants like a black
guard to whom gentleman has refused to
give shilling to buy drink. Further COM
ment is unnecessary. Like the President, we
have no ammunition waste upon dead ducks.
" Y HcyuM.
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We are prepared TO execute all kinds of Ruling
in a manner that cannot be surpassed
Our facilities warrant Us in saying that we can
execute work chcapiy as any establishment OF
the kind in the United States.
We also have for sale, AT publishers prices the
National Series Of School Books
Orders from teachers and country merchants
will meet with prompt attention.
6-l12 If
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The most astounding piece of news yet,
is the statement that the bonds of the Irish
Republic are being extensively counterfeited.
"A patent oyster openers the latest invention
in England
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Itch! Itch !! scratch!! scratch -

Itch q! Itch ! Scratch :! Scratch I! =
Wheaton's Ointment will cure the Itch in forty
eight hours. Also cures Salt RhcuIn, Ulcers,
Ci.ilblains and all cruptions Of the Skin. Price
SO cts. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS Is POTTER,
Sole Agents, 10 Washington street. Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
age, to any part of the United States.
P. +. PESCUD, Agent,
sept ely Raleigh, y c.
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not of the faction which now controls this
State, may be sent for and examined. We
want g the truth, the whole truth, and moth
ing but the truth in this matter
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LAND FOR SALE, LEASE. OR REM

~ L
A VALUABLE FARM CONTAINING FIF-
"A teen hundred acres. About one half is in a
high state of cultivation, lying il Wilson County,
on the waters Of TosnOt Swamp, 10 miles south
OF Wilson and miles north of StantOnsburr
There Is ineXAaustible quantities of the best kind
OF mari and muck, a large quantity of both are
no" thrown up ready for immediate use. There
house with six large rooms, all with good fire
places, barns, stables, gin-house, cotton-press
and ali necessary out-houIscs all in good renar
The most of the land is well adapted to the cul-
ture OF cotton. For futher particulars apply to
REUBEN BYNUM,
StantOnsburg, Y. c..
or G. j. ROUNrREE,
12-tf Wilson n ~
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NICE IIERRINCs.

10 Barrels,
20 Half Barrels, OF superior Jcrrings, just
received and for sale by
b. P. WILLIAMSON Il co.
March p 1SU6.-2-tf
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4 UC'EEON SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IA PROPERTY.
VIII be sold at pmblic auction at Nor,.lieaCi
City, y. c., on the "a day OF April 1866 u lot of
Government Buildings, and other property be-
longing TO the United States
Terms cash il United States currency
VI. {. CAREER,
Colonel and Chief Quart crnastcr,
Dept. North-Carolina.
march 2O-1-td.
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1t might well be SAID that extremes had
met if Senator Stewards proposition for uni
versal suffrage and universal amnesty should
be adopted. One of the difficulties in the
way is that the true Union men of the South
are opposed to universal amnesty. The time
was when they would have agreed to it,
but they have been so deceived and out
ragged by the secession clement that they
would not do it now. So far as universal or
colored suffrage is concerned, the insurgent
States are in the hands of majority of the
people of the United States. That majority
can do as it pleases. If it should devise
any plan by which the insurgent States
should be coerced or tempted to establish
certain kind of suffrage, the result would
be the practical ignoring of the right of the
States to determine this question for them
selves. 1t would be idle to say there was no
coercion when a proposition of this sort
should be finally laid down, and the States
should be told they must accede to it or be
indefinitely excluded from the Union. The
insurgent States would do any thing in the
long run to be restored to the Union. The
majority in Congress ought to be above
placing conquered States in such a stu
alton. The principle of the right of the
States to decide the question of suffrage
for themselves ought to be strictly and
honestly adhered to. This is the gist of the
Presidents plan, and for one we do not feel
disposed to abandon it.
We appeal most respectfully and earnestly
to the Congress of the United States to
adopt some plan to restore the States to the
Union. Our people are anxious to know
their fate. Every weeks delay is still fur
ther Gripping us in our industrial pursuits,
and is increasing among rs the disatfected,
disloyal element. We make this appeal as
an unconditional Union man. We sincerely
trust Congress will not adjourn without
taking final action on this vital subject.
We have no taste for controversy with
our brother Editors, though we frequently
engage in them with warmth. They are
unwelcomc and unpleasant to US, especially
with those who indulge in "quips and
quiddities," and substitute passion or i'll
feeling for calm statement and argument
Our neighbor of the Sentinel seldom if ever
discusses any question on its merits and as
for "artful lodging" he excels in this re-
spect the crack characters sketched by
Dickens.
However, in our next, if we should find
space, we shall hoist our neighbor and dis
pose of him on several points that seem to
require ventilation. As we publish now
but three times week and our neighbor
daily, he has two thrusts to our one. We
beg our readers to believe, however, that
thus far we are not damaged. Meanwhile
we advise our amiable contemporary to keep
cool, and not to use naughty words in his
Editorials
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We call attention to the Revenue Law
on our outside to-day.
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Fer Sale.
TOR SALE
-EOR SALE OR RENT,

A HOUSE, with five rooms, in the Western
part Of the City of Raleigh
Apply ut the STANDARD OFFICE.
March 22-2-tf
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Blank Book Department
Ruling Department.

Having on hand Il large stock of fine paper, We
are prepared &c fill orders for all kinds of Blank
Books, from the smallest memorandum to the
larneSt Bank Lrlrrr nj short noticn
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Asua de MagnoIia.-A toilet delight! Tn
ladies' treasure and gentiemens boon. The
''sweetest thing and largest quantity. Manu-
featured from the rich Southern Magnolia. Used
for bathing the face and person, to render the SIKH
soft and fresh, TO prevent cruptions, to perfume
clothing, dc.
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspi-
ration,
It removes rcduess, tan, blotchcs, sc.
1t cures nervous headache and allays intiamatior
1t cools softcus and adds delicacy to the skin
1t yields Il subducd and lasting perfume,
1t mosquito bites and stings of insects,
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1,
is what every lady should have Sold everywhere
Try the NIagnolIa Water and you will ne.
other Cologne, Perfumcry, or Toilet Water al
forwards.
DE1IAS BARNES & CO,
nov 22-6m Props. Exclusive AGENTS, y. Y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye 1.-The Original anC
Best in the World The only true and Perfec;
Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous
Produces Immediately splendid Black natu
raj Brown without iniuring the hair or skim
Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold by al.
Druggists. The genuine is signed William y.
Bachelor. Also,
Regeneratirg Extract OF MilIefieurs,
for Restoring and identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
aug 15-1y New York.
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DeCar!cset and ArmStroag's i. c. Beck B:ndery

OVER THE y. c. BOOKSTORE, RALEIGH, y. c.
"AFING ADDED AN ENTIRELY NEW
- set OF maclIinty, are prepared TO cXccut,
all kinds of Boolibinding with neatness and de
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TWO OF THE GREATEST BLESS
L IE<iS are HEALTH IND PEACE. To
preserve the first keep your body comfortable,
and TO enjoy The last keep Your wives and dauc-
we'll supplied with pocket change, and let
them SDpDI t:t
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ANDREW JOHNSON.

The assistant commissioner of freedmen
has issued a circular, addressed to teachers
of colored schools and ministers of colorcd
churches, requesting them to present to tho
colored people the advantages Of emig1ating
northward, where their labor would be prop
erly remunerated, and where their condition
in every respect, would be far superior tc
their present status. acquisitions from al
parts of the country for Iaborers are being
received daily by General Howard, and il
would doubtless be advisable for a part Of
the large colored population of Washington
to comply with the desires of the assistant
commissioner TO accomplish this object
General Howard has opened agencies al
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, Buffalo
and other cities.
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CHANCE FOR GOOD Investments.
SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE
City of Raleigh, for sale.
Also, Wake County Bonds.
Apply to Q. BUSBEE.
Nlarch till. Attorney at Law.
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TN STORE AND FOR SALE.
1000 BUSHELS CORN IN BUSHELS Sacks
100 bales Eastern Hay. '"'As-
so barrels Mess Pork.
100 Flour
200 &C Lime
so C Plaster Paris
AZ tons Bakers Island Guano
100 New York make, Spirit Casks
tons Hoop Iron.
11 BagSlRg, Rope, Rosin strainers, Bungs, Truss
hooP9' Nc' A. DAY
march 20-1-1w ~ y.
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The Sentinel quotes the following from the
Presidents veto message, and adds, 1--WE
stand squarelY up to it p
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE.

Extra Engine Oil
Mataliell Lubrcating Oil.
Kerosene Oil.
Counter and Union Scales
Extra Weights, by the Sctt.
j. BROWN.
jan. 10-tf No. a F,vnttI ~ 10 9.
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NJ CAROLINA FAMILY FLOUR.
for sale by anu
B. P WILLIAMSON g, 90
Merch 9, 1SG6.-tf " w.
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A nice line of Damask French Coverings
and Chintz. at Turner 4 STRAUSS
South West Cor. Square.
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WANTS


"ANTRD-By & returned sOi5ser Boy, a CHARGE
w to do chores for his board While attending
Bchosl. Address 'B " room I6, Hsrnsgton's Block
fns5ia5lI
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"ANTED-Men having So, siG0. sIsa. S2er. 800
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risk, no composition Inquire OF JOB ID. SILK
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Observation-Disclosures few men with
profitable. permanent and legitimate Business
From $500 to $500 PER aDnum csu De- realized. A
offered to parties DESTROYS to travel or locate. No0e
but men ofenerg, aud good character need Apply.
inquire Of UPHAM & BAKER. at 2ls Superi0T-st..
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WANTED-To purchase a good seconJ-hsnd
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Address A B." Cleveland. Ohio, stating business.
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If you need a good white Bed Quilt for
only 80, call at corner Superior Street and
Public Square.
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NY. weekly Bank statcment-ApriIs 80
New York narkes-AprII 80.

C~oTTox-Firmer and very quiet. Sales at 81.
for m~iddling.
FIoUR-DuII and 1Oo lower on common and me.
| dun grades.
sales at s7.9Oas.40 for extra state $500
G9,25 for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,S09l2,3O 1oE
trade brands. Market closing dull.
WHIsKY-Dun. Salcs at s2,2692,26% for
western.
wHEAT-Dun and nominslly 293e lower.
Sales at S2,2 for winter rcd western.
RYE-Quiet. sales at 79c.
BAELEY-DulI and nominal.
BARLEY MALI-Duna and nominal.
CoRN-Dull and rather easier.
Sales at SGdS5c for unsouud, S5RSTLc for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered; 7sc
for damaged.
OATs-Quiet.
Sales at 4S949c for new western, GOo for
old do.
CoTFEE-Dul and nomiually unchanged.
~SUGAR-Stcady. Sales at lUMdl2c-
MOLAssE-Firmer. Sales Of Porto Rico at zoe.
PETEOLEUI-Dul.
Sales at 2so for crude, and zc94lc for
refined in bond.
~PoRK-Opened heavy and lower but closed firm.
Sales at 81 ,O0@27, 3712 for new mess, closing
at S27,25 for reg; SIS, UUS-G,2 rs for old mess;
50, 75@2i,G 90 for prime. Also, $3.50 bills ot now
mess Tor May, June and July, sellers and
buyers option, at S27,0og27, 80.
~BEEF-Steuty-
Sales at Si6,OOaao,5o for new plain mess and
S2l,U0d2i 80 for new extra mes.
BEE. HAMs-Firm. Sales at S4O,O3a41, 90.
Cur MEATs-Quict.
Sales at lI9l2c fer shoulders, and 15%@I7Zc
for sides.
aBAcoN-Qulet and FIRM.
L4RD-Heavy and dnli. Sales at I7s4a2Ic.
BUITEE-Qu:et. 25935c for Ohio, and 10000
for state.
OHEEsE-Dull. Sales at 16@22o.
FREI5HTs TO LIvERPcoL-Dul-
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
MONDAY EvEx1xs, April so, 1866,

MONDAY EVENING, April 80, 1866.
Gold was decidedly weak to-day, in prep
aration for the amount that will be thrown
upon the market during the next few days
in payment of the Five-twenty May inter
est, the total OF which amounts to something
over twenty millions, and the premium re-
coded fully two per cent. from the closing
rates of Saturday, closing at 126t@125l.-
While this result is perhaps to be mainly
attributed to the cause indicated, q good de-
gree of influence has also doubtless to be
allowed 10 the later foreign advices brought
this morning, which are of a very re assur-
ing character, both financially and COM
mercially. The sdvices are to the 17th, and
quote al andvance on Cotton, with an up
ward tendency, and a frmer and higher
market for Breadstuffs, while Five twenties
had reached 6Sa@69i in their upward
movement in the London market. the con-
dition of the Frankfort market is probably
quite as favorable.
From New York there is reported less &C
tvity in government securities, and the
market was a shade lower to day for Five
twenties, other bonds ruling steady. It is
intimated that the activity oflast week was
mainly the result of Treasury operations,
and measurably fictitious. We hope such
Is not the fact, because we can see no good,
but rather evil, to the credit Of the govern
ment securities in any undue efforts Of The
Treasury Department to buoy up the price
of its bonds, and we are reluctant to think
Mr.. McCulloch would resort to measures to
give a specious market value to the national
securities. Certainly no such operations
could be approved Of since they would be
nothing less than a gross speculation, to the
injury and loss of the people. The govern
ment credit is beyond question, and can af-
ford straightforward dealing by those who
have it in keeping; and the securities based
upon it should take their equal chance in
the market with every other class Of in
vestment. Without this the faith OF the
people will give place to distrust, and at
this time it is of the first importance that
no doubt should rest upon the movements
of the Treasury in any respect.
The closing prices for coin and govern
-,.-4. -, H. r,n-I-.4 a.
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At the corner Of Superior ST. and Public
Square, you can get the best colored Alpaca
at 62lc, and black one for IS cents, to be
found in Cleveland.