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WEER1 iY PROGRESS BV J. I. PESfWIKGTON..-; TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 2, 1860. HEAD AND REMEMBER THIS. LZ subscribers who get their 'papers with a cross mark, made icith a pencil, tvi tte margin with tlie name, are there by notified that tlie time for which they have paid is about to expire, and if they do not send on to us by mail T WO D OLLA 12 S immediately to re qieid, Ute paper will be certainly stopped. Money may be mailed in ihe presence of tlie Post Master at our risk. Watch for the cross mark and send on money to pay for another year. 1. K. IcICne'i Appoiutmenls. D. K. McRae, Esq., democratic Elector for the State at large, will address the people at the fol lowing times and places : Kinston, Tuesday, 18th September. Keenansville Tuesday, 25th Fayetteville Saturday, 'JIHh Goldsboro', Tuesday, 2nd October. Snow Hill Tuesday, 9th Political Spcakingr. C. C. Clark, Esq , Elector on the Bell Ticket and W. li. Rodman, Esq., Elector on the Breck inridge Ticket will address the masses at the fol lowing times and places : Washington, Middleton, Wilson, Goldsboro', Kinston, Snow Hill, Newbern, Beaufort, Hyde, Wilson, Wayne, Lenoir, Greene, Craven, Sept. ISth. 25th. 29th. 2nd. 10th. 18th. 22d Oct. Political Speaking. Francis I). Kooncc, National Democratic Candidate for Elector in this District will ad dress his Fellow Citizens, in advocacy of the claims of Douglas and Johnson, at the follow ing places and times: Washington, Ireenvilie, Wilson, Tarboro', Goldsboro', Kinston. Snow Hill, Newbern, Beaufort, Trenton, Jacksonville, Beaufort, Pitt, Wilson, Edgecombe, Wayne, Leuoir, Greene, Craven, Carteret, Joner-, Onslow, October 4th, Gth, " 8th, 10th, 11th, Kith, 18th, 4k 22nd, 27th. !Dth. ' Tl.e u.usla, I'laYf.r.u. Resolrcd, That it is in accordance with-the true ! interpretation of the Cincinnati platform that during j the existence of the Territorial Government, the j measure of re.tnet.on whatever it may be, imposed , bv the Federal Constitution on tlie power ot the j Legislature over the subject of tl.e domestic rela- tions, as the same has been or shall hereafter be final- 1 ly determined by the Supreme Court of the United! State, should 1 be respected by all K;'0.'.1 t:llI,zt',1-s' a,,d i enforced with promptness and fidelity by every ; branch of the General Government. j The above, on motion of Gov. Wicklifle, of Louis- j iana, was uimnmously adopted by the National j Democratic Convention at Baltimore ; and is the platform on which the supporters of Douglas and Johnson stand in regard to the Territorial question. Wliy Cant m c Have an Express Oilicc f The Railroad has only been open to Tarbo ro' a few weeks and yet we see that steps are being taken for that almost indispensable lix- . , . , i ... ture to every business town, a brancn oliiee of J ' 1 Adam s Express. Our road has been open ; nearly three years and we have none yet. Why is it? We are satisfied that the people want it ! and would be obliged to the Directory for ma king an arrangement with the Express Com pany which would place a messenger on our road and give us oilices at Newbern, Kinston arid probably other points. A gentleman has just shown us a letter from Adams fc Co. in which a desire is expressed to establish an of tice here, provided a satisfactory arrangement can be made with the Railroad Company. As other companies find it to their interest to make arrangements by which the public are permit ted to enjoy the benefits of this great conve nience we can see no just cause why ours should refuse. We trust that the Board of I )irectors will consider the matter at an early da', ami if they can consistently with their own interest, let us have an agency of the Express in New bern. Toll lri. We have been very candid and prompt in answering all questions which have been pro pounded to us by our Breckinridge friends, and hence we think we have some right to trou ble them occasionally. As we have infbumed. the Standard that we have found one suppor ter of its ticket who expresses a willingness to hold on in the event of Lincoln's election, we desire it to enlighten us on the following ques tions : 1. In the event of Lincoln's election will the U. S. Marshall for the District of North Caro lina resign, or will he hold on for " something to happen ?" 2. In the event of Lincoln's election will the U. S. Government be -deprived of the vnluaolc services and extraordinary legal knowledge of Asa Biggs, U. S. Judge for the District Court of North Corolina? AVe know that Asa's posi tion is an arduous and laborious one, but will not his desire to serve his country overcome his lire eating propensities ? in other words, Jr. Standard, will he resign, or will he hold on for the good of the nation, and the salary at tached ? "We are not permitted to speak by authority but we think these two public servants will be patriotic enough to hold on and try Lin coln in the event of his election, and if the Standard will wait until after the election we will show it any number of Breckinridge men who will be willing to do the same thing, and we protest that no one must be permitted to .declare such act dishonorable. :ot Our Fault. From friends just returned from New York and Baltimore wc hear complaints from our subscribers in those cities that they do not get the Progress regularly. Ve regret that such is the fact but wc can assure our patrons that the fault is not with us. The paper is mailed regrlarly at this office, and if it does not reach its destination the fault is not ours. It is not only deposited in the Post Office here prompt ly but we have cause to believe that it is promptly dispatched from here, and if so the fault must be on the way or in the New York office most probably at the latter point. We recollect the editor of the Fayetteville Observer very recently made a complaint tliat hU pat rons in the city of New York did not get that paper regularly. So it seems our patrons arc flat tlie onJy sufferers. But .wc cannot hope for any improvement in hese matters while Mr. Buchanan requires federal office holders to take an active part in the canvass pending for President. Probably if ours was a Breckinridge paper it would meet a better fate. , . . ; Population of SIoeehead Cjtv". The Beau: ort Union Banner says : The population of Morehead the first of last June vas as follows: White males eighty nin.e ; white females seven px', colored free males bree, females one slaves, males eighty-three, females Beverity-four. Mak ing a total population of three hundred and tweh-Jy-six. , ' Shall we Smash up or ISot ? That's "Vtlie Question. ' Well, our neutral friend of the High Point Reporter who looks about as far into a mill stone as any blind man can believes that the days of Uncle Sam's copartnership are . num bered, but we beg leave to differ, and shall, on tlmt question, call the yeas and nays. The clerk will please call the roll. Our friend of the Reporter gives his reasons for the pending catastrophe thus : Preparing fou the Worst. We believo tip are as little influenced by party spirit as anv man can wen. ue, nu iias any political notions of his own at all, and that we have viewed as calmly and impartially the recent moves on the political chess-board, as any man could possi bly do ; and after taking a'survey of the state of feeling and position of parties, North and South, as exhibited in their public meetings and party papers, it is our deliberate" opinion that the days of the American confederacy are numbered. This opinion is founded upon the following facts, as they at present exist up to the day of the Presidential election : The three candidates opposed to Republicanism are mutually weakening each other in every State in the Union where there could be any reasonable hope of either of them succeeding. The States that do not vote the Republican ticket will be divided between Bell, Douglas and Breckin ridge; it matters not who gets most, nor if one gets all, the three tickets running in those Northern States that might, under other cir cumstances, vote anti-Republican, will give them to Lincoln by plurality, and thus he se cures, in the electoral college, every Northern State, which elects him. Politicians and politi cal newspapers may hold out a different idea, but we se.e at present, , no other result at all probable. The failure of the late moves for fusion in New York, gives that State to Lincoln beyond a rational doubt ; and the tariti ques tion will, with equal certainty, give him Penn sylvania. In all the other Northern States Lincoln is stronger than any one of his onpo- ! nents. If these facts arc as we have stated them, and we believe every candid mind will ad mit them, the election of President will not go to the House. What will be the result of Lincoln's election ? It is almost certain that several Southern States will secede from the Union, in that event, or will tind sufficient pretext for doing so in the early part of his administration ; and who be lieves that he could ever bring them back by the exercise of force? Why, the very first proclamation ordering the army and navy against jsuch States, would raise the devil in the breast of every Southerner ; and whether he ' i approved or disapproved of the course of the j seceding States, he would never stand by and ste il" mutton President invade their Fernlo- He would have the same ieehng with one seeing his father or brother in a light; he would not stop to argue the justice of his cause b f M ' d j- assistanco. And ., ,, ,. ., , , . ,,. ,, thus the entire ivutn would he as ellectual.y embroiled as if they were all to secede at once, Some. m;iv think that interest will prevent either the north or the south from pushin." ,. , , , , ,, , matters to the extreme we have alluded to. " e do not believe it. The Republican faction :u-e coolly but dou'xedly persevering in their hellish designs, and there is nothing in the ! past to induce the belief that they will not carry them out when they get the power. The leaders of the other parties are equally bent on trying their iortinies, and equally de- j termined not to give way to each other. The ! leaders of each, who have staked their for- I tunes upon the result, are exercising all their ! powers to enkindle enthusiasm in their respee- I m L I ajiif, tutu t-ain.iJHiiL t.- ie.IV. 1111 111 l , , , , . . ! height at which people seldom step to rea- ) sou on interest or anything else. It is true there are thousands who are not mixed up in tho lmvtY m:lSs! hurrahs, but, unfortunately their mlfuence is not exerted in counteracting or impeding the force with which we sire rush ing on to ruin, but, on the contrary, they are passively assisting the movement. Hence the opinion we have advanced, that we may prepare for the worst. There is noth ing save the arm of Omnipotence, that can keep us from the most awful condition that ev er cursed a nation. We believe that a few months will witness a dissolution of the Cionn. The elements are at work to bring it about peedily and we can see no means of escape. It might have been averted by a proper course, timely adopted, but we fear it is now too late. Attempt to Escape. A negro girl the prop erty of A. T. Jerkins, Esq , attempted to get off to the North on Friday evening last, and through the assistance of a negro sailor on board the Schr. Joseph Ann and by means of a forged pass fur nished her by a slave, she got her things aboard the Schooner Joseph Ann and had started down the river; but Mr. J. D. Planner having been ap prized of the absence of the 'girl got up at one o'clock. A. M.f Saturday morning, and on reach ing tho wharf hailed and stopped tho vessel in time to rescue the girl and to secure the negro who had assisted and was assisting her. The ob. ject was to go down to the bar in the Joseph Ann, which is but a lighter, and there get on some ves sel bound North. The whole party were brought up before Magistrates on Saturday morning, in cluding the negro who had furnished the pass, when the Captain was discharged and the negro sailor and slave who furnished the pass sentenc ed to receive 1 lashes each. If other sdaves wish to furnish their colored friends passes to get off or assist them otherwise they know the price only fifteen lashes ! The girl who attempted to escape is in jail and will probably make a tour South as soon as her owner comes home. MOVEMENTS OF MR. DOUGLAS. Ixdiaxapolis, Sept. 28. The Douglas State mass meeting, held to-day, was the largest as sembly of the Democracy held since ldoii. Tho procession, composed of wagons, footmen, bear ing banners, Sec, was about;an hour passing a giv en point. Mr. Douglas received the demonstration of the masses from an open carriage drawn by four white horses. The most imposing feature of the procession was the young ladies car, in which stood a young lady attired as the Goddess of Lib erty. This attraction elicited pra.ses and applause from every body. A desire to see Mr. Doug las was manifested by men of all parties. His speech was of the same tenor that has characterized all "his speeches during the pre sent campaign. He spoke about an hour and a quarter. He refused to answer the questions pronouttded to him by the Indiana Journal, J saying they should propound the same to their own candidate tor an answer netore onering sucn to him. He alluded to Mr. Breckinridge in se vere terms, charging him and all those - who sus tained him, as abandoning the principles of De mocracy and forsaking the same plank in the Cin cinnati! plat-form upon which he and Breckiu ridges tood shoulder to shoulder in 18ob The crowd is variously estimated at from thirty-five to a hundred thousand, including a large delegation from Kentucky. St Louis, Sept. 30. Hon. S. A. Douglas ar rived here Saturday, and addressed about 30,000 persons. He charged Buchanan and Breckin ridge with the responsibility of the election of Lincoln. There were bonfires on all parts of the city. The Anzetzer office was illuminated. POOR WALKER CERTAINLY SHOT TEN BULLETS FIRED INTO HIS BODY J . New Ori.eaxs, Sept. 28.r The British war steamer 'Gladiator has been quarantined." She has on board the remnants of Gen. Walker's army. Walker was shot on the 12ti inst. Ten shots were fired at him, amid the cheers of the natives. He was afterwards buried by the foieigners, the natives refusing to take any part in the ceremo ny. . . Col Rudler has been sentenced to four years imprisonment. ' To the Volunteer Compaixes op the State of Noktii Carolina. The Goldsboro' Rifles, at considerable expense, have got up a splendid military button bearing the arms of the State. This is the first Stata button ever made, so far as we are informed. All companies that are renewing their uniforms, and all new compa nies can be supplied with the buttons on better terms than they can be obtained elsewhere, on ap plication to Capt. M D. Craton, Goldsboro'. Rough Notes. ' . '' ' ... , , AT Richmond. The demagogue Yancey was annonnced to speak at Richmond,. Va., last night Every speech he makes for the Seceder ticket will weaken-and not strengthen it DIED In ths courity, on the 28th September, Joseph H., eon cf C.J. and Rebecca II. Monis, Aged 15 months and 15 days. As to the assertion that Breckinridge is not a slaveholder, it is untrue.' Mr. Breckinridge does own several slaves. What good can come from such misreprcsenta? tions ? Argus. Our neighbor should put this question to him self. . . , If Mr. Breckinridge does own several slaves " he must have bought them very recently :" as we have before us a declaration of the Sheriff of Lexington. Ky.. so late as the 20th ult., that for the past three years he (Mr. Breckinridge) had listed no property, either personal or real estate, for taxation as appears from the tax books of that city. "Mr. Breckinridge and his family, says the sheriff. (I. K. Gross,) reside here and board at the Phoenix Hotel in this city. Norfutk' Llcr ald. . . General Walker. Some of the papers say that this noted iudivial has been killed again but as the next arrival may bring him up kicking we shall say nothing till we get positive information- NEWBERN TltlCES CUHUENT 5 It should be understood that our quotations generally represent the wholesale price. Infillingup mall orders, higher rates have to be paid. Beeswax, F ft ... 00 -3) 30 Bkev Cattle, 4i 15 4J Bricks,M. 7 5Ua00 00 Barrels, Una. Turp., ea., 'Jd haud,..l 50 1 50 New 0 00 -if i! 00 Virgin,. .. e2 80 Yellow dp 2 GO 2 80 Hard 00 0 7t 50 Tar Mbl0 00 & 75 In order,. 0 00 a -2 00 1'iteh do..O 00 a,l 50 Kosin, P. .1 15 S O 00 Do No 2.0 00 al 30 Do No 3. 90 1 00 Candles, V 16. Tallow, lfi Adamantine, Sperm, 45 to Coffee. & lb. IS 25 00 20 li 17 15 io 17 Spirits Turpentine, i- gall 37 S Varnish, gal, 30 a) Nails, lb (Jut, 4 3 Wrought,- - .10 2 Oils. Gallon. 00 00 4 10 lava, . .IS L.aguayra, -.00 Kin br St. Dominfro.OO Cotton, re. y r Cottox Haggixg, vard. 16 U Linseed, raw 90 Jioileddo, 1 00 Trniu, fiO Kef d whale 1 00 Lard 1 10 S 00 -&0 00 id 00 -i 00 w 30 Rope, IB. 7 rd !) CoKN-,f bb'.. 3 003 25 Pea Kuts. I 00 ti l 25 Corn Meal, fc bushel, Domestics, Sheets,' yd 8 Yarn, & lb.. 00 Kfiosjdoz -.00 Feathers, IB 50 Fish, -t bbl.. Mullets. - .t'i 00 Potatoes, & bushel, Sweet, 00 ',! GO Irish ;0 7 75 do f bbl.2 50 a3 00 Provisions, lb, CS C IJacon.) 2 90 id d ( a I'll 1 -a 20 15 Hains. ...... IO5 d Jf iddlinccs, ..00" a) Shoulders,. .00 it lloix Round, 11 'i (Western Bacon,) J.Iiddlinps, ..00 Shoulders,.. ! 2 N C Lard,.. 1 3 d West'ndo,.-00 fc Putter, 22 'd Cheese 11 a PoRK.ffJr) IB G -ii 17 12 m 12J 00 00 00 00 27 111 55 SG 50 Nhad 12 00 a, 00 00 Herrings,..-4 -fel 50 X. Car., - .6 50 a7 50 Floor Boards, roivh 8 00 5 10 00 planed, .-18 00 clear, 25 OOa'30 00 Flour, X. C, bbl., 7 50 8 00 Xortheri), bbl,) CitvMesK, 21 00 22 50 Hutt, 17 00 00 Rump 15 00 Keel'. Mess 00 00 lb 00 Do Fulton Poultry, fii.i'K, v Id. ..1j i 18 firssY J'iacs, . 121 CJi'ano, Peruvian, 4 ton,.... $03 3 Reese's 53 'a Robinson's Mump ' ton 20 $63 $00 $5:$ Chiekeiis, y pair live HI a; Wh 1 1 e 1 oe k's M a n i p5!2 Xevassa... $35 a) . !'.) Super phos. Lime Vi IjA.ni! Plaster, dead ,50 'a Turkevs, li,0 00 iil Do dead, lb Vila,' Shkkp, 4" head. Lambs,. ..1 f0 ' ;2 Mutton,..! 75 2.j 00 01) 00 bbl 1 50 Grain. iy bushel, Oats, 00 a) l'eas, Cow,. S5'7? 00 50 00 00 00 41 10 Salt, Alum, iy bu. il i 30 Liverpool, sack, ground,. 00 d,'2 2o do tine,-..0 00 i0 00 Scoar, lb, Porto Rico,. It ? 10 N Orleans,. 10 di K'J Ioaf and crushed,. .11 id ll'i (; yellow,. ..10 i 10 (jranulated,-1 1 i to 1 Soap, V lb (i a 10 SHIVC5I.ES, tV M, Contract,. : 00 m l 00 Common,. 1 oO u 0 00 Sr a vks, WO bbl.Ki 00 n IS 00 R O hhd. 15 00 ,7 IS 00 Asii head,l-J WwV.i 00 Tim;; Kit, M 10 00 40 00 Tallow, fc tb ltl u) 00 Touacco, 4i m, Common, '2 a 15 Medium .... 'Jo iu ;i) Fin..', 15 f0 AA'ool. v 11. ..15 a -M V iieat, li, I 2j Rice,4eau, 5 Hides, lb., Jreen, 0 Drv a) Hay, F 100 lbs. Eastern,.. 1 -JO ail 10 Ikon, f lb. Eh jlish , ass'd3 w 00 Sweed'h ref'd 5 i j Li.ME,4j bbl 1 00 toO 00 F'ui st. re, 1 i?5 a0 00 siiip stutr, roit-h edge R 0()7iJ0 00 JIol. ASSES ky (lillloll, Cuba hints. 2S a 3-J Do ' bbls,.()0 -if) 33 X Orleans.. .00 O) 50 Lilol:s. iy Oail, (dom'e) Whisky, 2S t 00 N E Kuui,..15 w 45 (Jin, 37; 3 40 Hi-andy, 45 u 50 Apple do,. ..(55 iD 80 l'eacli do, --S5 iil 2o Naval Stores, (Turpentine 4;v 280 lbs) COMERCIAL FOR THE WEEK EXUIXO OCT. 2. 1860, Prepared and Corrected Weekly by WM. P. MOORE, Jr., Receiving, Rorirardnig and. Vmtmixtiim ilcrehait. SOUTH F II O X T S T R E E T. TUKPEXTIXE The receipts of this article for the psst week have been about 300!) barrels. Sales at $! 75 o 80 up to yesterday, when a lot of about 100 barrels brought $'2 85 for dip. The market at the close is quiet but steady. SI I KITS TURPENTINE Receipts from the country have "been aboofrtSOO barrels, but were most ly intended for shipment. Sales of a few small lots of country at -Gk, and about -00 barrels town dis tilled at 37. At the close the market is firm 37 ets,. having been offered aud refused. Stock on hand about 800 barrels. KOSIN The receipts for this article from the country have been better than for some weeks past. About 5000 bbls. received, 1000 of which, sold early in the week for KJ1 cents, tule barrels. "The market at the clo:-e is very firm, and f I tale barrels is readi ly offered, while holders are demandidg higher prices, which f hejT will not likely get, as au advance in freight is expected which will tend to weakeu the market. Stock on hand about 15000 barrels. TAR Continues to be in good demand for ship ping ; but the small quantity arriving tends to reduce operations. A small lot in shipping order gold a few days since at $'2 per barrel. COTTON A few small lots ha f- been received and sold at 10 d lOceuts for middling. FISH The. market is poorly supplied with mul lets, and there is a fair euiiifiry from dealers. Prime quality find a ready sn'e at high figures, fjales of several boat loads, i-. all about 150 barrels, at $(i 50 for prime barrels. ' Blue fish are worth about 5 51) from boats. - FLOUR The receipts of flour have been better than fyt several weeks past; but coming mostly to de.ilers, few sales have been effected which would give a criterion of the market. Some dealers are holding at $7 75 for Superfine and 8 25 for Familj-, while others are willing to sell at 7 50 for Superfine and $8 OF. for Family. Sales of several small lots have been made at the last named prices. PROVISIONS. In the Bacon market I have nothing new to report. The stock of all descriptions continues extremely light and scarcely any coming in. Sales of a lew small lots of N. C. Hams at 17J cents. Slides are worth about 15 cents. FREIGHTS The small number of vessels iu port has caused more firmness among vessel men, and an advance is expected. The last rates paid to New York were 30 cents on rosin and 50 on spirits. DRIED FRUIT Is very dull and hard to sell. Apples have been offered at 1 ceutd without finding purchasers. None of the Banks are discounting now cause " no money." EXCHANGE On New York, Baltimore and Phil adelphia 1 V cent. DISCOUNT DAYS Branch Bank of North Caro lina, Wednesday, 12 M.; Bank of Commerce, Thurs day 7PM, Merchants' Batik, Friday, 7 P M. BANKS Discount Bills on New York, Philadel phia and Baltimore as follows: 30 days par: GO days, i cent , 90 days, 1 f cent, N. B. I quote for the most part at wholesale rates. In filling small orders higher prices liajve to he paid. Any special information in regard to our Market will be promptly furnished by me when requested. WILMINGTON MARKET, September 2!). TURPENTINE -Only about 75 bbls. offered on market tliis morning, and sold at $2 40 for vellow dip, $1 92 for virgin, and $1 20 for hard, t 280 lbs. SPIRITS- Sales yesterday of 170 bbls. at 37 cts. and 35 do. at 37 cts. for straight ; np sales of N. Y. bbls. reported. ROSIN. lDOO bbls. Common changed hands yesterday at $1 05 310 Ids. COTTON A small lot (10 bales) sold yes terday at 10J cts. for strict and 10 cts for good middling. NEW YORK, Sept. 29 Cotton- firm sales of 3 000 bales. Flour heavy sales of 16,000 bar relsState .$5 20$5 35 ; Qhio, $5 6i$5 75 ; Southern $5 80 $6. Wheat steady sales of 100,000 bushels. Corn firm sales of 32,000 bush ela ; round Yellow. 72c. Provisions dull. . Pork heavy. Whisky firm. Sugar steady. Coffee buoyant at 13e. Naval stores firm- BALTIMORE, Sept. 29 Flour qniet but firm, witla no sales. Wheat doll and unchanged. Corn steady white and Yellow, 6870e. "Provisions dull and heavy mess porki" $19.75 ; prime, $16. CcfTce firm at nj15c. Whisky steady at 22c SPECIAL NOTICES. v?i Hair lyet Ilnir Iye I Hair Wye ! VVM. A. BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DYE. Hie, Original and Best in the Ti'ortd ! All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided if you wish to escape ridicule. , Gray, Red or Runty Hair dyed instantly to a beau tiful and Natural Brown or Black, without iujury to the Hair or 8kin. Fifteen Medals and Dtplomo have been awarded to Wm. A. Batchelor since 183!, and over ftit.OOO ap plications have beea made to the hair of the Patrons of his famous Dye. 1 Wm. A. Batchelar's Hatr Dye produces a eoJornot to be distinguished from nature, und is tewtmted not to injure in the least, however lon it may be contin ued, and the ill effects of bad Dyes remedied; the Hair invigorated for life by this Splendid Dve. Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. 13 The Genuine has the name and address upon a steel plate engraving: on four sides of each !wx, of WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, Address CHAS. BACHELOR. Proprietor. 81 Barclay Street, New i'ork. V. A. Batcbrlor'K Hair Tyc I This ppleudid Hair Dye has no equal instanta neous in effect Beautiful Blac k or Xntural Brown no staining the skin or injuring the Hair remedies the absurd and ill effect of Bud Dyes, and invigor ates the Hair for life. None are genuine unless sign ed " W. A. Batchelor.'' !vld Everywhere. CIIAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor, :pt 17 81 Barclay Street, New York scj yirm. Wt tvovr an experienced turtle and Female Physician, Las a Sootiiintr Syrup tor children teettang, wuicn greatly facilitates the process of teething by softening the gums redu cing all inflammation will allay all pain and is Sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and relief aud health to your infants. Pefectly safe iu all cases. See adver tisement in another column. d& wly JOHN IV. WASUIMJTO.V, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office North side of Broad Street a few doors East of the Court House, NEWBERN, X. C. jan 6, 1800 d&wly. Jl. MV'ERS. OLD COUNTY WHARF, Offers for sale IOOO Bbls. Whisky at Baltimore prices with ex penses added ; 8.3,000 Sawed Lathes; 30 Bbls. Mullets, B1u-j Fish, Spots, Drum Sides, Mackerel, Herring and Tiout : lOO.fiOO Cigars, all grades, from to $i0 per. M.; HO Hhds. Cuba Molases ; J90 Kegs Railroad Spikes ; 50 Baskets Champagne; A splendid assortment of Brandies, Wines, &.c.,of the finest Trades. sept IS dw D li FOUEST, AKMTR:2- & C. DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, & S'2 Chambers .Street, lSvvr Vorli, Would notifvthetrr.de that they are opening wveklv. iu new and beautiful patterns, the IV A M S U T T A P R 1 A" T S , also the AMOSKEAG, A new Print, ivhicli excels every Print in tiie cotu'Uy for perfection of execution and design in full madder colors. Our Prints are cheaper thau any in muikct, and meeting with extensive hale. Orders promptly attended to. Jan l'.i wly VOTH'U.-On Tuesday the 15lh of October i.1 next I will offer for sale tothe highest bcidcr hi Rose Hill, the late residence of Dr. Jos. B. Outlaw, deceased, ail the perisbubhi properly belonging to the estate of said dect-ased. The property consists of a very valuable set. of House Furniture; Horses; Cows and Calves; Hogs, stock and fattened ; I Carriage and Harness ; 1 Ba rouche; 1 Cart und Goer ; a I horse crop id" Corn, Peas and Potatoes. Tkk.ms. For all sums over five dollars the cash will be required, and nil sums over that amount, six months credit will be given and nof.-s with good se ent ity required. BENJ. F. BI DOLE, Ex r. Craven county, Sept "27th, wtd. Xew Slices ! ftew Sliors ! eoboi: ai,m:. has just received T ner express a lursre lot of Undies'. jI is e.s' and Children's Shoes, among which niav be found extra Fine II Button Boots. Gout ditto. Kid Well Buots, Gout ditto Undies and Misses Buskins, nud Chil dren's Shoes of every kind and style, which will be sold low. All of t he above are from the well known establishment of Messrs. D. li. King Jt. Cu. ALSO A lot of ('entleuien's Calf Se wed CJ'tif ers, Wellington Boots, Calf Brogaus, line sewed Boots and water proof sewed Boots from Jas Boiirk, Philadelphia, sejit 8 CIIKAE ; IS. J GEO UC. K AUI.KX Invites public attention to his stock of Dress Goodj, Slhs, Yalencias, Bareges, Muslins, V', iV' which he is selling at greatly reduced prices. Also to his stock ot Remnants ol JMiislin, alenci.-.s, Eaiues, Ginghams, Calicoes, vVe., ifcc, which will be sold very cheap. Call aud get a bargain. July II. ISfiO d&wtf " IJJlIOK'rAl'T SALE-On the 1st day of Xo vember next. I shall sell to the highest bidder, on terms to suit (he purchaser, the valuable an i beautifully located HOUSE and EOT of Mrs. Juiia A. Hooker, situated immediately beyond the north ern "boundary line of the town of Hillsborough a large Dwelliug, with an abundance of Out Houses, nud seven acres of y round, and altogether a most de sirable" residence. For further particulars address O. V. Hooker, orthe subscriber, at NVwbern, N. C. September 7 wSr ROSCOE HOOKEU 1 1TT COOTV I,AD for S.l B. K. The ubscriber oflers for sale a plantation in t!;e county ot Pitt, on Eiitle Content!. an, ( reek, n mile from Greenville, one mile from the Greenville and Raleigh Plank lioad, one mile from a Post Oilicc, in 11 good neigeborhood, healthy as any in Eastern Carolina For particulars ad tires.- eit her of the subscribers- J. F. BYNUM or DU. J. M. 11UU:S. Marl boro', N. C. Sept. 8 d&wlin. SAI. K-UOO ACUKiS EAXD. IHE .1 subscriber will sell at private sale, on reasoii- able terms acres of good farming land, situated on Dawson's Creek, iu Craven County. Said land is known by the name of Kich Neck. For purlieu liirs enquire of ADAJ1 EAKIHXGTON. Goose Creek Mills, Craven Co., September 12, f8(i().-wlt 4 TKV CSOOUS. il GEORGE AEEEX Has lately received per Express and I'acket a fresh supplv of EAD1FS' FKENCH TliAVELLlXG TRUNKS, Hat Boxes and Satchels, Gents' Sole Leather Trunks, Carpet. Hags and Valises, Ladies' Philadelphia made Heeled Slippers. Gaiters and Buskins, 121 Lace Mosquito Netting, Hoop Skirts, Corsetts, Paper hangings, Domestics, Sec, &c. July 11, 18IU) d&.wtf MEBt'IIA.Vr TAII.OItlAt;. The subscriber at his old stand on Pollock Street, opposite George Allen's, Esq., would respect fully cail the uttention of hi numerous customers ami the public gene ally to the fact that he has just rehired from the North with a choice selection of CLOTHES, CASSIMERES and VESTIXGS, which he is prepared to make up in the latest und most appropriate styles and atsmall tigures. for cash. D. W. IIURTT, Ag t, Sept. IS d&w3m. North Carolina Cassimeres. Just received at the well-known establishment of J. M. V. HARRISON, a verv desirable lot of CAS SIMERES from the YADKIN MANUFACTORY, which are for sale ou veyinoderate; terms. spt 2$ IOOIv TO YOUR INTEREST J and Call at J. M. F. HARRISON'S, where you will find a large and complete assortment of Dry Goods. Hats, Caps, Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Jewelry, Trunks, &.c , fcc, constantly kept on hand and will be sold upon the most reasonable terms. June 12 1 T TIE E FRIENDS) OF HO. TIE BLVSl'- FACT I REM. THE KINSTON SHOE FACTORY IS NOIV IX eiUCCESSFUB OPERATIOX. Orders for negro P.ROGANS aud BOOTS are so licited. J. C. CARPENTER. Agent, KINSTON. N. C, July d&wtf WILMAM HAY, HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, XEIYBERX, X. C. Contracts taken forworkin town or country, which will be promptly executed and satisfaction ' guaran tied. Paints, Oils and Varnish always on hand and will be sold at reasonable prices, Sept. i-'O d&wly NOTICE. Will be sold at the Court House door in the town ot Newbern, on Monday the i-'-'ud day of October next, an undivided half of the Lot and Improvements, commonly known as the Weverciix liiiildiiigr, and at present occupied by William p. Moore as a Hotel. Terms of sale six and twelye months with interest from the date. E- I- DUDLY, Am'r. Sept 1 di-wtd With the trill annexed . D' R. X. ti. CGFFIiX, burgeon Drntil, Permanent lv located in the town of Newbei n. Of fice ou .S'outh Fipnt Street, opposite tho Gaston House. Dec 20-wtf " ' SCHOOL KOOKH: Mrs. S. F. STANLY is now opening at her stme on Pollok st., a very large Stock ot School Books, which Principals of Schools aud others 'are invited to call and examine A liberal discount on large sales. Sept; 5, wire. ' NElV HOOP SKIRTS I Just to hand by Express for Ladies, 3Ii3 ses and children, from 25c to J dollars. July 2C ' ' E CUTHBEUT. FOR SALK. A tract of land, situate on the -tYorthrweBtern border of the town of Newbern, and near the Railread, centainiDg about forty acres, known as " Farmville Place." Apply to SITG REAVES ATTJIORE. - July '21, 1860 dwtf RIMMOEIIIEIVTS havinsWu xjl. fully completed bv which a first class ftteamsinp lias beeD put on t tie line between ieiv York and Morehead City,- notice is txreby given to the planters, merchants, and flippers generally of North Carolina of tho fact and this appeal made to their interests to give this new liae and candidate for public favor a fair trial. Ship by this line, and if entire satisfaction is not piven, future patronage cannot be expected from you. The Atlantic Sc N. C. Railroad was never in better condition, and assurance is given that freight from New York through to Charlotte, and all intermediate points ,.n the North Carolina Railroad, and to States vi!!t. Morgcntoii. and other points 0:1 the Western Road will be delivered in qvivkerfimr and uiu more favorable terms than by any other route. This line will make three trips each month to end from eaeti end of t he line, and all :feds will he landed on the whaif of the A. & X. C. Railroad Comrmnv at Morehead free of charge for tri,rrtir,-, and for- . my wp'ioo iui uioiage or comuus- sums. No charge?, except regular freights, (and they will THj.u.l it a l.i. mw.-i k! t-u.... i I. . T . upon any produee shipped by this line. Insurance' bv Steamer one. half of one Per cert. Taking all things inte-onideration. this lice ofi'ers j superior attractions to the merchant and planter to j any other, and self-iuti:st must prompt all, sooner or later, to avail themselves ot the advantages it affords. . 0 j The Agent at Morehead assures his friends and the 1 public generally that no pains will be spared to fa i eilitnte the speedy transmission of ail -roods shinned by this line. For particulars with regard to time of sailinjr, names of Agents See., attention is invited to the subjoined card. OEORGE DILL. Airent at Morehead. 3IURRAY S LINE ! STEAMini FOli MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. Leaves New York Leaves Morehead City, October 1st October Olh The fast sailing first class Screw Steamer Victorin, John II. Cudworth, Commander, will sail from Xew York anil Moiehead promptly as above. For freight 01 passage, having superior aecommodntious tor cabiu and steer- age pajseiigers ,) ajiplv to D. COLD EN MURRAY, No irj South stleet, Or to AARON A. DEGRAUW, New York ( J . W. DILL, Moiviu ud City, X. t . N. 15. The Yiet.ai.i is a new end first elass steam ship, and insures uf the lowest rates. It is tlie i:u,.i, tion of tlie owners to make three trips each month. All Bills of Laihng signed on board. sept .'5 dif To Farmers ! ! ! I PROMISE REDEEMED ! ! J The subscribers aiv now prepared to till ordess for the celebrated L -f lev Plow, ; Patented in IK1S1. for the celebrated Uf lev Plow, ; Patented in IS.iSi. to j for the counties of Carteret. Craven, ( nsiow, .limes, i Greene. Pitt, Washington, Beaufort, Hyde and Tvr ! red. The flows rl v tor one lu.rse or more. Thev j range No. 1 and No. 1. A. for one horse. No. 'J and ' No. 2 for two or nunc horses. Each c-tiu ot the one j horse plows call be eaily and quickly changed into J four diilerent. perfect plows adapted to all the various I kinds of work on a plantation, sub soiling included. I Au ordinary horse can easily plow a fuirow, inches deep and from 7 to S iuehc-; wide, throwing the dirt from the furrow a'.mosi as perfectly as a spade can. It throws no dirt o:i the land side. Cottou, or Corn 2 inches high can be plowed with it. Tlie depth fur tin; plow to run is regulated by a screw in the stoch and may be altered in a minute without the plough man leaving the bundles. The two horse plows operate in tin: same manlier except the changes into different kinds. The plow is light and strong; the whole arrangement simple, durable and cheap. U ha? taken the premium at all the State and county fairs at which it has been exhibited. Every fatuier who lias seen them run here is delighted and pro-, nounces it the best plow t hat they have ever set u. So sure are we that it is just the thing that you w ant, t hat if upon trial, it does not nive .satisfaction via may return it at. iiiir expense. That you may t he more ca.-iiy supply yourselves we will sell the rigid to tlie following counties Greene, Pitt, Washhunon and Tyircli which are not of easy access to us. We will also sell some of the other counties ;l" deeir.-.l. We shall establish ageiic.es in the different coun ties as soou as possible if we find it advisable. The whole thine; is Southern almost, entirely North Caio linian ami as we are permanent citizens of Newbern you need fear no humbug. A trial is all we ask. Send on your orders to us for the present. Puicks: Xo Xo No No one horse plow, (A.) " two " , H) equivalent to I piuws. b..0 S.iiO S.50 ises Freight and callage, of Terms cash in nil c oouise are not iuc.uUeU m trie aiiove low tigures. SIMPSON &: HOOKEi;. .1 A SIMPSON. N. 11. Jt wi'd make of hoe. iulv t!.':wlv KOSCOK HOOKKU. potato ridges without htlle CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS' .Head-Quarters. TAYLOR'S Door, Sash and Blind Factory!! NhWP.KNX, N. C. Tin; Subscriber having put into opera! ion 11 set of Machines, (the very best in the Cnited States.) is prepared to manulac.ture every article maue ot wootl used in building. 1 oors -as'.i Ulinds, Erackcts, Moulding from . i f inch to 14 inches. Newel Posts, Balusters. Door and Window Casings, Washboards, Mantles Vc., of White or Hard Fine, Maple. Black Walnut, Mahog any or Uosewood, in style, workmanship and price, which will compare with any respectable Factory in t he country. My object is to put a stop to the im port at ion of these articles from the North. Having unUsunl facilities in getting material cheap, 1 can offer inducemei.ts to all persons to buy here. Planed Tonguo and Grooved Fiooitug always on hand, or got up at short notice. Lumber by the cargo, at inai ki t price. - sept IS di-wlf R. N. TAYLOR, Ag't. SOAP! ! SOAP -bs:tiskee's rvo. 1 nud E.vtrxi rVo. 1 Soap, v manufactured bv W. 15. WALKER. NEWBERN, N. C. At the Maryland State Fair, held in Baltimore in ISiil. a silver medal was awarded to this soap. Also a silver medal from the Franklin Institute at Philadelphia. tS5l. Also First premium at the Rhode Island State Fair, is:4. Sold fo merchants in town and throughout Ihe State at wholesale, only, at New York wholesale pri ces. T'ash paid for Tallow and Grease. All orders for the above Soap must be address ed to Dr. W. W. Ormsbee, Newbern, N. C. Jan 21 wtf A'1 TliAKTH! PK.YIAI.E SCHOOL, MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. IIcv. I.. Jr:mon, A. Has been employed to open this School on Wednes lay, the 8th of August. He will bo aided by com petent, teachers in each department. English Tuition per Session :?! Latin. Greek, French nud Painting, each,.... 1 1) Drawing, Embroidery and Wax work, eaeh. ?ii Mu.-ie ou Piano l-.?-J'J Board (including furnished rooms, wnshingat- tchdanee. and fuel.) per session.. $."0 Contingent Fee ?1 Expenses tlut one half at the middle, and one half nt t he clt.se of each session. A large and com fortalilc budding has been secured, fronting the Sound ami the Ocean. This will be used until the new Brick School Building can be completed. The young ladies board in the samu building with the Principal aud Ins Fainilv- W. II. CUNNINGG1M, Jr., Steward. Julv i:s wtf 11. ollOM. V. V. CLEMENTS O ooji & n.E.nE'VTs, COTTON FACTORS AXU CIEXERA L COMMIX til OX MERC II AX TS. no llV and 11, !TIcIntoli Wharf, NORFOLK, VA. X. C: References. Hon T Bragg, KRavner, Ral ei 'h -, J T Siortdiead, Greensboro"; E Wilkins, Esq, Gaston: H K Burgwyn. Esq, Halifax; W K A Wil liams, Hamilton; D WBagley, Williamstoii Virginia Ret'ei enees. Cashiers of the Exchange, Farmers' and Virginia Banks, Norfolk. Particular attention given tothe sale of Cotton, Grain and Naval Stores. Liberal cash advances Uiude on consignments. apri! i:k diwly J OXATIIAfV WIIAI.EV, CLOCK & WATCH MAKER, Keens const autiv on hand an excelleut as sortment of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Pla-iii; ted Ware.&e., &o. Those wishing any of t lit aoove articles will hntf it to tue;r advantago to call ana ex amine his Stock. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neat ness and dispatch, on the most reasonable terms. JONATHAN WHALEV, Craven street, Newbern, N. C. Oct .r., lS30-wl2m B' KICIC I.AYIX6 AlVn JTIASOXItV JAMES N. LEGG. Brick La ver and Plasterer, respect ftflly otVers his services in the above branch of business. He is prepared to erect buildings by contract, or by the day when desired, and pledges himself to give satisfaction as to price and character of work'. He offers to do as substantial work as can be done in the State. For further particulars he relets to W. Y. Moore, I Disosway. George Bishop and J. L. Pennington, all of Newbern. Newbern June 19 d& wtf. H1 IIK. Cash and the highest market price always paid for auy quantity of green or dry Hides, by WM P. MOORE. Jr. Corner of South Front and Middle streets, New bern, N. C ' April 10-d& wtf. VTA!NrTJED. Tbe undersigned will pay the M h.gh est cash prices for Dry Hides, washed Wool, Clean Rags, Bacon, Lard, &c , Aug. 4 lkv old Eop'e, old Sail, Corn, ileal, FOARD A- HOOKER. LECtAL NOTICES. O mic of IVortk Ccrolinti, -5 - Jones Cousty. Sally .lones, IX EQUITY. rs. Ciias. Gerrock, Jos. Whitty ct ate Original Bill. It beintr made oatisfaetorilv to nnnpnr tbnf. Tlfar. tha Jones, Drury F. Jones and Sallie Jones, three of the defendants in this ase are riot inhabitants of this State, but are citizens and residents of the State ot Alabama: It u ordered that publication be made 111 the eeklv Progress for six months, notifying the said Martha Jones. IV ury F. Joces and Sallie Jones, personally to be and appear at the Court of E'luitv to be held tar the County o Jones, at the Court House in Trenton, on th fifth Monday after the fourth Monday of September, A. I) l.SdU, ami then ana there anwer ;r demur to the eoaiplamnnts" Bill nereiu, or the same will be t:iken pro confsao and heanf iicii-rmng;y. Witnes. Roseoe Bnirus, Clerk I aid Master in E-iuitv for the Count v of Jones', at his oiiice iu ouiies couiuv j i Oct. 2 ev T-fiw r'oscoe DAiinrs, c. m. 1:. A Vnlnablr oliou JPIatttation for Hnlv. F. M. HARPER, e? ill. . llx.I'atts. . iN '". Pursuant io a deeree of the Comt of Kouitv for the County of Lenoir, I shall offer for sale at the Court House door in Kinston, N. C. the i:l day of Orlober uext, one on of Saturday the most valuable and doMrabfe Cottou t'failliilionn everotVeied for sale in L-noir County. S lid I'I:;nta tion is situated on Nease River, abiuit six miles from Kinston, and hut a slmit distance lrom the All ;i:tie & North Carolina Railroad, and adjoins the hmds ol Charlotte E. Harper. James Waiters and others, li contains n. rtrly 5CO acres, :tOO of which is the best Pwoin Swamp, wlucii will average from f.'JII) to I,5!'0 pounds ot seed eoiton to the ai re. M?5 acres of tliis land uiiiier cultivation last year, made 153 liairs of cotton, which av eraged -TO (hiuihis to tiiebai;-, 7.3 ai res of which without mauiiriuir, made (3 bales of 1KJ po-.tiids each. Tk k.ms or Sale. A credit of six and t wcl vomeMlis will be given to the purchaser upon his entering in to bond with approved securitv. HENRY R. STRONG, C. M. E. sept If., It1 il t wtcf fate of rvorl la t'uroliua, P . .. O Junks Colm y, ls Ouh.in.vi. Bill. l 1 rv . Sarah J-iniuin fraior ac 6 :'. n, William T. Woot. n. A. bun, is "" with the will annexed of W;mlal and otht.rs. le satisfactorily to nj-pcar that Eii.a olie of tile defendants herein is not au Ins Stale, and resides bevond its lim Davis, dec "d. It being nit betli Woolen, inhabitant of its. it is ordcreit that publication lie made in the Piojjress, a newspaper published in the town of Newbern. for s; weeks, notifving the A defend ant. Elizabeth V.'ooten.of theVdingof this bill, and tliat she be. and peivoiiHliy appear before the Court of Equity to be held for the Countv of Jones. at the "Court Huie-e in Trenton, on t!n;ti:th Monday i after the fourt h Monday of September A. 1). ISt-O, i then and thcie to ph-ad. answer oi demur to the i said bill or the same v, ui betaken pn coi. sc. and ; in iccordiicjrLv. W itness. Ro.-coe Ban us. CU-ik and Equity lor lie County of Jones, t he ii alter the fourth MmiJav 01 Maich. A. I. .Master in iT, Moinluv ISt.d. C. M E. sipl 1 7, ISM-w livv R. BAR RES. Sum- of Sin-tU 4'ai-ot i tin, GRAVEN COUNTY. S Ill Kill! .' v. origina bill, is. oi Thomas John If. Nelson. J .noe- 11. .iluson. C 11 . Nelson, dee'd. vs. The Ti ll.: .CCS in I liel" n: ver-if v of Xoi tli Caroi;na ard ether.-. the complainants bill is, that 1.. late of l tit" ( 'ouiily ot ': a veti, vint; h last wiil and testament 1 he iioiil.l .1. nice .Nelson. lepirted th:s life, 1. in wri'.inir, oeuring ttate the Otiitiayol ,ilarcli,.. l., 1 S..t? , and. therein an 1 tiicieby dev iseii and he.pieut .h ed'i'.llof bis real, personal and perishable estate unto h is nephew and 11 i eces, , t!ie ciltlitreli ot his brotli : er, 1U!:'.i:i v. . Aelsott. tlet; :'d.. and the cluldien of his except her son, .Jaiiies ; slstt-r, I-.hzalietll ise 1 i-.'-'irs; t nut me complainants, liis lseeut ors, lia ve been utterly auublc to asceitain the names or res: ; tleiiccs ofineraid n-phew or neictis, tr whether t here ' be any such persons in existence; t hat they have I made jjior I tliiiireiit inotiiry tor them, and also made ! adv eri i-ement t hereei mult di t hem in t he " Xat iona! . Intelligencer." a n.jv. r-jiaper puMished in the City 0 I Washington, and alt their inquiries have proved I fruitless and a;n, and thev have li'eil; his, t heir bill. ! praying thendv ic of t he Court in 1 lie premises, and j for a settlement of the Estate ot their testator. tainst j the said nephew am! nieces, who are also the next j of kin of the s a. ii"! testator, .fames Chrgs, and tint I Trustees of the Uni versii y of Xoith Carolina, a:id I stating that tic y veri'y believe that thesaiil pev.-ous i if in being, reside beyond the limits d" this Stale, I and the same being made satisfactorily to appt ar, it j is ordered lliat pulilication be made for six weeks in ; two newspapers, viz: The "Weekly Prt.gress " and "Kaleigh Kcgiter," uotify'ng the raid nephew nieces, and next of kin of the said Thomas H. Nt l j son, dee'tl , and James Hirers, that they personally ; fie and appear before the Court of Etpilty, to be held ! for the County ot Craven at the Court House iu New ! bem. on the -ith Monday af'.erthe lth Jlonday iu Sep I tern ber next , and then and there plead, answer, or de ! mtir to the complainants Hill of Complaint heiein, or ! the same will be taken pro coDi'esso ami heard nc I e.irdiiigly. Witness, Fretteriek C. Uoberts, Clerk nud i Master 111 Kqtiity for the 'ounty oi (.'raven, at oirice, ; in Xevvbcin, this J.ilh ilav of AilLTiist , A D , 1 St .( . ; f."c. fioi;Eins, c. m. e. ! Ausj-JS vvf'W REMOVAL. THE SUBSCRIBER Would respectfully annonnce to his customers aud the tiuldie gcnerallv, that hi has removed to the large and commodii'iis Hrick S ore, recently occupied by Alexander Miller, E.-n , near !v opposite the Wash- iugton Hotel, where he ill keep constantly ou hand a large stock ot heavy DRY GOODS, GROCr.lilES. BOOTS SHOES. II ATS A: GAPS. CROCKERY GLASS-WARE, COTTOX BAGGING, ROPE, A:C AC, &.C., which be will sell al the lowest cash price. Prompt attention given to orders and selling count rv produce. A call respectfully solicited. ZAC. BROWN, sept 25-d 1 m worn. A MRB. The Subscriber take: tins mc' od ot ret tim ing h is sincere thanks to t he many li itruds und cus tomers who have heretofore given him their patron age, and hopes by strict ut leu ion to merit and re ceive a continuance of the same. He will at all tiiiies be pleased to see any of them at his Brick Store, nearly opposite his former stand, sept 2.-1 (l.twim ZA CHEFS BROWN. J. C WJEH'S HI r b I c V n rI, K i:VBF.KX, N. C. Marble. Man 1. meats The subscriber is receiving a large stock of A merit nil a ml pKiriga Murine and is at all times prepared to till 01 dci's ft r Men tuents, Stabs a iid 7' o at b S fours, of every tli scription, at less thau N o in 11 e a n prices. Our work will be delivered in all par's of North Carolina ami Virginia Free of charge. Our workmanship lias been generally introduced in some thirty counties iu North Carolina, and speaks for itself. Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention and be faithfully execute.1 Address, J. C. WIER. Newbern, N. C. Jesse Kemp, Esq., Agent al Goldsboro'. Sept 10 wly A: 311'It'UKI.Ii & KOIY, XE 1VBERX, X. C, DKAI.ERS in Iry JooI. 4iroccri'M. Hardware, dun, Pistols and liij'es, Pocket ami Table. Cutlery, Siredc's American and English Iron, Cast and German Steel, riough Steel, Sfr.; Iron Axles ."tpi iiiw, Fm-niiui; Implement, A good assortment of Car pi:nters, Blacksmiths and Brick Masons' Tonts ; GEXTS AXD XECROES' HATS AXD CAPS; Also a large stock of IScd Bliinkrln, ici;ro ISIiitiUrt, 15 rog:n, Kerseys and Osnuburgs, Ladies acd Geutlemen's Fine Boots. Shoes, f Sailers. At c. Harness. Saddles Bridles. &c, Crockcrv and Glass Ware ; Blasting and fluu Powder, Shot, Caps, Bails, &c.,&c. I'vriifiaik autl II obinoii'ii .llunipulnl-4 (iUAXO,. Lime, Plnstef 1'ari.i, Cemeiit, Hair, !te.; Mas, Plank and Rump Pork, Corn. Meal, Flour ; Kubbell's"' Leather Machine Banding: Agents for the sale of Grover &. Baker s. Sewing Machines, Also, Agents for Evans &. Watson's Salamander Safe, which are now considered th best. J-5PAU orders from Ca.-h ir good t-ustomers will be charged the lowest prices. Feb In dtw J. I. AiTI YETT WOULD RESPECTFULLY and the public generally, to his large aud complete assortment of DRY GOODS AXD GROCERIES, which lie has now on hand, and will continually re ceive by arrivals of vessels from New York aud Baltimore through the season. He would respect fully call the attention of FAMILIES. o his stock of Groceries, such as Pork, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Flour, Meal, Rice, Soap, Candles, Stnreh. Cojfec, Teas, Crackers and Cakes, Molasses and Syrups, and in fact everything usually kepi at a Grocery. He also keeps a good stock of Domestic Drv Goods such asMariborp' Plaids, Brown Shirtings and Sheet iugs. Osnaburgs, Prints. Hosierv. Ginirhams. Hats. f Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, all of which he wih; sell on tho most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purchase will do well to give him a call before purcb a bing elsewhere., South Front St., c. doers below the Gaston Heiue W rPiiflf I - "' tkii : - ft V- - ' ' For the Ptir' . ---' . ". -M. CAllW.-'- .-. . Mr. IIor.DFT. Being native of fJn,'J; C y; 7 and having bwm recently dragsert f:-:u ... : j . , home in Arkansas, to answer ft cli.wpe ' " r; in my native State, I ask you, in jo .;.i- : publish the following statement frouj ..: - - 1 of the State. Very respectfully, KahjSb,Sept3,lS60. , J.J. FORCE.!. Executive Departwext, ) Kaleigh.NC, Septal "CO.' C Some few weeks since a requisition was fatten ovt from t hi office, by one B F Harrison, of Jones eoutty , in this State, asking the Governor of Arkats.at t.. surrender Dr Jos IS Forbes, of that State . rp u s.v. alledged eheroje of kidnapping a sisve ;n t.u.s S'.n: Dr. Forbes was surrendered acd brought to v.: State, and the charge duly investigated. I his mvr ; titration showed the chai'e to bR w;io4iy gres-.i.-Jl-f and malicious, and it appeared that sa:d Dr .) J Forbes bad not in any way Victateti the laws ui tins State iu anv particular. A proseclitiou will bo instituted figamst aid Ha: risen, at my instance, for falsely sueing out the requ. sitiou aforesaid, at the first sessiou ol the ciumnal court for Jones county. JOHN . ELLIS, sept f I w4t Governor of N . Caroliua ' I ioTTMK IT iTlTicTTHE KNDEKSI G X E 1 1 begs to call the attention of the public getioi allv to the following official advertisement eineiiaiiuir from t!i- Executive, of North Carolina, dated li.u! ei-b X. C. Septembers. 1"1.: and signed by Jui.r. i W. Ellis, Governor cf North Carolina : i EXKCCTIVE PET ARTIR. T, ! Iialeigh, N. C. Sept. 3. IStA). I Some tew weeks inco a retiuisflion was taken out fi-.m this oliice. bv one V. F. Harrison, ot .Jones j count v. m this State, nskiog the Gov er.nor of Arknti 1 sas t. .n render Dr. Jos. .J. Forbes, of tnat State, i upon an alietlged charge tf kidunpping a slave m : this State. . j Forbes was siitiendered and brougut to thct I Suite, and Hi-charge duly investigated. I'bis in s vesication showed the chariie to be vrhoily tr'onu.l J less liiwl malicious, and it nppered that said Dr. J..I. ! Forties bad not in any way violated the laws oi tl.n I State in anv particular. A prosecution will be intituled aninst -aid H.i ' risen, iu n.v instance, for falsely sfi.-iiit; out the iv.j i uisition r.foVesaid, ut tbe tirst session ol tbi urlum..;! 1 court for Jeues County, j JOHN W. ELLIS. ! Governor of North Carolina. It wiil be it en thereby that the Governor of Xoit'.. jCnolina has undertaken n pronounce juthcto: : ' upon the conduct of the irudersigned, and the mo ! live by winch he lias beet; Hctuated. The un.'er t siiined'wlioilv.leuiesthiit ho acted with auy muhciou I pu:p..:es in the matter referred to. On the eoutmiy I he asserts that be acted upou legal ndviee, aud be expects fo be able To show, when the prosecut 1011 I threatened shall be instituted by the Governor, tha'. his conduct was based upon facts coiiiinunicuieu 10 him, which lie was advised constituted ti 1 suthelelit cause for the proceedings be has taken. .The undet -signed submits to the public that the a I vertisemcra ot the Governor of North Carolina, 111 which one branch of the Government condemns und orders aii other to prosecute, is wit bout precedent and wholly uncalled for , ami he bees n suspension ot pub.it. opinion until the facts cau us they wiil be jiultei,r., ascertained. F. H. HAUKISON. .Joi.es County. X. C. sept 12, lil.diw:wi.t . V Kiehii.i.u'd En. purer, Va., Dispatch. ashing i.iton. X. C. Iialeigh Standard and ilmingtuu Herald will copv weeklv one iinwth and scud JmN to the office of the Daily "Progress, Newbern, N. C. for collection. . I iJ.WON AS .T:JOIKN.-Fer.sons con I tenn.bti.ti tim. bjisiiiir a PIANO or MKLO- DEON, would t-eeure themselves troin imj.osUlon uy - i - r r " . ; making such a purchase throngh me, as I will iK't ! net. as A'jent for the sab-; of any except the best it: I stri.meins. 1 assure al such,, that the iiistrnmei.t I wiil not cost I bem anv more, when bought throu;!. j me than w lien Loula from tho manufacturer. I ! anysliould think to the contrary, 1 will charge them j nothing for advice, respecting the pun base of a Pi j ano or Melodeon. j Second-hand Pianos taken in exchange. I have I now 011 hand two Pimms which 1 am untiiorized to 1 sell ..heap. Also, a very line toned live octavo me lodeon. ! I'iuiies t uned and repaired. j ) ,. F. WIHTAKEli. Teat h. r of Music j Wayne Female College, Goldsboro'. ! march ti- wi f. WO I'OK NOTH h. The subscrilier offers for ule a Tract of Land ut ?0O Ai ki, lviiur on Trent K.vcr, nine miie: from Ncwbc-ni. Ail of thfs land is lwell adapted to the culture of cotton. About 150 acre. of it are cleared and ready lor cultivation, und the residue m covered with 11 growth indicative of great fertility. There are tlie premises iu good re pail utvvoi-tory dwelling ami out houses, nut! all otlu r buildings needed 011 a farm. Mai lis found in great abnndauce on the land, the water is good, and the neighborhood industrious, moral ami intelligent. Term.- made ea.-y to purchasers. All npplicnt ions must be addressed to tho snbscliber at Newbern, North Carolina. JOHN D. .MAY. July M-l wtf Tarboio" Southerner copy one month aud send bill to the Progress. I CAUOLINA. The undersigned having supplied himself with au apparatus complete for the analysis of soils, marls and all substances perUiiuing to tbe province ol" ag; liculture. is willing to wait upon his agricultural friends during this fall and a portion of the winter in ad; pting crops to t heir legit imutc soils, mid ma nures for any particular crop, giving also geological positions and disintegration. When not too far it is preferable that we visit and personally examine the farm and its vat iout re sources. Conditions not being calculated fo frighten ever the most tight listed. Very respectfully yours, J. A. MATTOCKS, sepf I I wtf Swansboro, N. (?. rlASCTHl'IKI.O'S riBtV PATENTED jL lO'lTOSi Sflt A I'EB A1D CHOI. This is tme of the greatest in vent ions to Cotton growers that has been discovered. It will plow both sides of a row of Cotton and chop it out at the. same; time, and will sjvk ihk i.avhk or kioiit hands.--This Plow is so arranged that it can Ins adjusted so as to plow at ary depth that may be desired, and to chop out the Cotton so as to leave it standing any distant!t: that may be required. Tho inventor is tIe.-iroi"s of engaging one or two active and responsible Agents to canvass the fctato for the sale of this Plow. Persons ile:-ir:ug to aft Us Agent . or wishing fo ob tain any farther information iu regard fo this impor ant invention, wiil please address the undersigned; nt Kinston, X. C. J. A. HAR TSFIELD. July fS, iU-w:!.n C 'OTTOIV ;iivm. -We invite tlie attention of Planters to our Aj ncy tor Geo. Kidd s celebra- ted Cotton Gins. Those in want of h first Class Gin: will do well f ogive us nn order early that we may furnish them iu time for the present.crop. Wewould refer those unacquainted with this make of Gin to" B. Wethersby, Esq., of Craven and Ed ward Patrick, Esq. of Greene county, who have tJiom in use. A. MITCHELL &t. bOX. June 15 wtf I have recently added to my C.oilon Gins C. Mr Linden's Improvement on Cottoii Grn Boxes, by which a G'iu will pick about tine-third more cotton in a day, and improves the quality of the cotton from Jc. to e. j.tr pottn.l over any ;in not using this im provement, li picks the seed cleaner ami prevents auy cotton from clogging onlhe saws. This improve ment consists in plunging tbe Leads of Mm Ct-Uou Box six iuches from where the saws pass through the ribs, ina direct line outward, deflecting from thi;i line in an angle of about fifteen degrees, causing thu cotton as it passes upward to contract, and expand going downward, thus shifting the cotton so as to present n different surface tothe saws each time. Messrs. A Mitchell Sc. Son, Newbern, are my agents for the .sale of Cotton Gins, who will fill anv order promptly. july 21 wtf ; GEORGE KIDD. C1ATCH THE JIVKHKKGIt-$100 KE j WAitn. Mr. pKSKixtrrox : Dear Sir . The citizens of Swift Creek were starred- on the Sth iustaiit by tho announcement that John Chapman, a respectable, citizen of the County, bad been murdered by a bund of runaway negroes, headed by a negro man calling himself Ben Soon, the property of William Grimes, of Pitt County. Ben Soon is supposed to be thenegrothat shofnnd kil'ed Mr. Chapman. This band of runaway ne groes with Ben nt their bead is the terror of that region of countiy. aud the citizens ol the County, with a commendable epirit, have raised a- subscrip tiou of $100 for the apprehension of the said Ben, commonly known as Ben Soon. The subscription is in the lianas of F. P. Latham Esq.. of Craven Co. The deceased was a young man of irreproachablo character and universally esteemed by his neighbors. His loss will be severely felt by the eommunitv in which, he. bved. SWIFT CKEEK.- sepl 1 .! Wtf 1100 AC RUM OF I.AIN O for Sale. The subscriber offers for b.iIh a valuable 1 met of Iifintl, lying on Adams' Creeks, containing about six bundled acres, and said by judges to bo equal tj any land in the State. A I: -.), another tract lying on HaBcock creek, about twofjiy niiles below Newbern and three miles from Haveloek Depot, A &. N C Railroad, containing ."SOO" Acrf, ana is well timbered wun long straw pine, nicKory atm oaK. Ftirtnrther particulars address the undersigned at Newbern , N. C. dec 8 d wtf JOHN JT HYMAN. mAKKlV VP A!I COMMITTIiU.-A ne- X gi-o bov, claiming to be the property of MRS. PARNAHAM, bf Jones county, Was taken up aa a runaway on Mtinday last ar.d confined 111 jail. Said boy is black, about a leet bigb, rather slim about 14 years old, has a tine set of teeth, a small scar above the right eye, smart Hpeaks quick and say be was forced to leave his home by JOHN, tbe pro perty of a Mr. Haskins, who he says came with hint to Newbern. The owner ia. requested to come for ward and redeem the property. A. C. LATHAM, Sheriff. July 19, d&wtf ' VO TICE . PH1LLP THOMAS having pur lA chased the store nn the New Countv Wharf, recently occupied by Geo. W. Miller and John D. May, would most respectfully announce to the cit izens of. Newbern and surrounding vicinity thut said store is now open, where he will bo pleased to furnish everybody with DRY GOODS, BOOTS,. SHOES, GROCERIES and WOOD, cheap, Call and 'gamine the stock for yourselves before purha; ing eiaewheie. fept 12 d:w3m
Newbern Weekly Progress (New Bern, N.C.)
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