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RIICRRI KSi PROVIIl UK i Jj1j-J las tic BUBLISHEDDAIIXBY STEPHEN D. POOL, IK THE BRIGKBLOCKilEASTSIDE OS CRAVEH STREET. , , ; . r , . i - -" i .. " . V I ' T " : t- fc. .A i 1 11 ! 1 - 1 II iin-iirir.it 1 III .... . ' , - 1 H . . ' 1 ' 1 ' I ,- '"- ' Mill, 1 OL, II.-VO. 119. NEWBER.LNi..a,..SATDRDAY;: SEPTEMBER' 2i;U867is -MSSSSMSMMa,,a,i,---SSSSSMSBSBlBM Psics Fm CssrA i " 0O 1 00 trto 4 JT 00 49 00 60 001 ft 0 60 on 8S 00! M 00 1S 00 1C0 00 180 00 V 225 10 V 300 0" S00 00(450 BO. JkTW0if.m. iiI s JUcst 4rtnnsr S.wbtiaeasinBstbebaMd a tte abort ntei, . ww sin ua oouectanM as soom n adraroseiBeat appear vxtleso special agreement to tbe oonrrary U made. JW.: SraoiAL Oonmaexs for srortUiMf ta Wesklr vnT W - oa wv equitable Wmv .. ; .K ;.,-ft' i ,,13 if--. ilENKK C. POat. Reading Matter an every page,., ' Mitchell, Aixes & Ca, No. 22 Pollok SL- Patent Wells. MxrcHiiLL. Allkn A Co. Agents Underwri- tre' Agency. -; .... .. Bair &. iPLB,--!loth8, Cassimeres, &c. . , HduLen & Wllliams. Flour, Pork, Ac. J. E. ashTs: woeiYingni8 Fall Steele of Books, 4c Sales of Dip Turpentine were made yesterday Stddks Death. We learn that the lady of om esteemed fellow-citizen, John D. Flanner, died very suddenly yesterdayr erening.'.'; An obituary notice will appear in our next issue. Mr. Flan ner was Absent at Wilmington, attending at the bedside of a sick relative. EJxecutiou , of Banvester Uajwood, THE SCENE AT THE JAIL. THE SCENE AT THE OlLLOWsl. Ate., StM ' fc.. Ac. Yesteiday being the day appointed by Gov Worth, for the execution of Haywood, on the termination of the respite afforded him, all nec eusary arrangements were made by Deputy Sher iff Joseph D., Ballenger, who had been especially deputized by Sheriff Fleming, to conduct tha ceremonies inseperable trom the fatal occasion. The Sheriff has been confined to his bed, for sev pral days pasty by severe bilious fever, and ill &A he was, it "was with some difficulty, that his attending physician, Dr. White, Post Surgeon restrained him, in his attempt to proceed to the' performance, of his painful duty. The following certificate, fully attests his condition. t ' f ' HDQR8. MlIJTAJIT POST OP NEWBEBN, I Nbwbeln, Sept, 20, 1867, f I I return my thanks to Mr. .Ballenger for his kindness to me while I have been a prisoner in his charge, -and to all the dear christian people who have labored with tea and prayed with me. hop3 to meet tbem all m Heaven. - ' ;JE r--.n thank Mr. Clark and Mr. Green for their in fluence in getting me another idu in '"last Octo ber, and to all the kind friends wno obtained a respite for me, and to the Governor of 'the State for allowing me this long time, till now, that! might have time to prepare for Heaven. . God bless them alL -.-i J -". Z .. .. '. ' t And Mr.- Manly, for gettioc me a new trial be fore the Supreme Court, in Raleigh: ' -f.. r s mtMt.-y,.. For the Joornal of Commeroe. Mb. Editob : It may be of sdme ; interest ' to the public to learn a sheriff's experience in Ch performance of Jus?dities f Hafta every oppbr tunity to understand human nature as it developed itself under the 'various circumstances of life. s The most irksome duty a sheriff has to dis charge ia the collection of iaxe' ' Especially has this been the case since the close cf-tLe war. With the Union army came crowds of merchant with tbeir goods and wares, ' who ' accumulated large cams, acd .when peace was proclaimed and our civil laws b gaa io ; operate, were unwilling to bear their rait cf the publio burdens. Thlk was peculiar -y o case with,those who dealt in ardent spirits, where the profit were large, and the taxes imposed very higa-j A mUe experience may serve to point a moral, if nothing else. What I am about to relate will be news only to those outside of . Carteret for here the facts are generally known. - ! As you are t aware, the 'State Convention, of 1865, levied a t fix on liquors, cotton, tobacco, &o. Oar citizens paid the tax or. gave a bond for the payment of the same, except a"frm that came with the war, transacting business nnder the ! name of Lambert &' HalL These' men sold a large quantity of goods and aceomulated a large amount of greenbacks, but as soon as they discovered they had a tax .to pay, they promised cne i roviaiouai snena tuey --wuuiu eiuier ytxj him or give bond.- as honest folks had done. Tbey kept their promise as folio wl: A' hew sign T is is to certify that James E. Fleming, Bher-1 4 necessary, double or treble the amount for Coun 1 T 3r a. BIB it, ak bas tod 1 on to nil to rUl wy la r ,irr itlyt e bor aiun sod dar 1.01? tho th" oc tro eia 753.'. JO ' W ll)U. of inb c; itO fifty GSOCERIES. 1rA. 5. Kio, ordinary,. .4 " f nir to prime;. LLTJTa f Mraeaibo.......jj.t St. Dominoo L. US- f Yunnjt Eybon.... Hvttrn Giiuvorv&tr and &uperiai. . .. Oolorj ....r. 1 I'ltcoL Japan..... Englinh Breakfast. IU8AR8 f. Banned, Cruabed, Powdered.......... " Granulated. Coffee, A j b i ;;...;;.. " Extra C.i - c ; Ouba. j, Porto fcico H' Havana. Brown, .i. '"' I0UViE8-- i : f- Hew Orleans. rer sal. Goodtoka witten....,,...,,, ....... Common ..i 1PICE8 ' - S 35$ 2 Of. 23$ 40 24 30 31 32 25 1 00 1 90 90 1 70 90 2 00 1 009 1 90 1 00a 1 75 1 25 2 as 4 00 19 M 00 19 00 19 00 18 00 18)i 00 18X 00 18 00 17X 00 16 00 IS 8D 1 05 66 70 ..... I 00 1 25 , .... CO 68 . . ... . I Jiutmega Cloves.... .... Ginger Pet) DOT. ...... PCTTER Orange County, N.JY. !. X. Ktate. firkin. HEE8R. ffood to nrln.A. PAPFBiuv".: IALT- ' " . i f Srracnae, ground.!....., LiVArnnnl tr...T.. . ' rniNHEX ILOUR- TMr. Superfine, fl barrl "."."! omo, round hoop t.4. 8t Louis itr fair to choice.. .. . . .... . 1 25 1 60 C0t$ 60 25 35 5 40 a5'q 40 304 35 " 15 20 9 12g 0 00 2 50 2 50 6 60 went up over their door with Allen & Suydam thereon, while Messrs. Lambert & Hall sneaked out of town, leaving the sheriff with the. bag to hold. ; ' 1 . ..;. I' ' - The last Legislators levied a tax for State pur poses 8nd provided that the Counties could, if 1 A WndeiTl 8torj The follow infr wonderful story is wid to- burr been taken from -the log-book of a veswL wbioh itrnved ia MewsXon. ,w .-wr.. In the coarse of the .vovace . thai dreMiolu ease, the ship fever, broke out amopg. the ciev One of the , aaitora. among , the flrtt victim wi k accompanied by his son, .a lad of fourteeri yrata. who was strorgly ; atrached to his father, and re mained ' With mm day and night, and .oeer could t bejTPuadfd tg, hjijjjor ajivJnnl A large shark was seen every day louowmg tne v.aeL evidently ' for the toarroee ' of dt-vaunftg any one who should die and be committed lathe deea , - I .. . . - .. . . . . i Alter, angerrBg a few jdayfvth sailor djei Afq was tnatcustota aft sea, he V wia sewer op in 1 blanket, and for the purpose of sinking brxn, an old grindstone and a carpenter's axe were put In with Dim. -The very impressive service of lb Episcopal .Church wMJtUeB) read and vha.hody I commIUa to the deep:--' ' 1 -UV f The poor boy. who had watched the proceed ings closely, plunged in itfer' hip father, wlen the enormons shark swtilJnwed them both. The second day.after this dreadful ccne.as tne snark continued to follow the vessel (for the e were others sick ia the shin,) one of the sail pr.v- pored, as be Had a Rbarkv Br-k on ooara, o make an efiort to take hhn. ! They fastened the hook to a long rope, and baiting it with a piece of pork, threw it into the 1 U .1 l z i. . 1 . ll...'i'.1I.n. tea, biiu iu nuara luniiuilljr Bwauvvmi ju.-. ing thus hooked him by means of a windless they hoisted n'm on board. Alter he waacieaa iney prepared to open him when one of Ihe, sailor, stooping down for that purpose, suddenly paused and after listening a few moments, declared moat solemnly he heard a low guttural sound, which appeared to proceed from Jhe shark. The sailors alter enjoying a hearty laugh at his expense, Eroceeded to listen for themselves, when they eard a similar sound. They then proceeded to open the 'shark when1 tb mystery, was explained. It appears tbat the sailor was not deaa, oai rn a trance, and his son, on making this discovery when inside the shark, had, by means of a knife, ripped pet the blanket Having thu' liberated his father, tbey both went to worn, and ngniea up the old grindstone the boy was turning ; the father was hpjding on, $o the, old ship carpeatet's axe, sharpening it for the purpose of cutting their way out of their Jonah bike prison, which occasioned the noise heard by the sailor. As it was the hottest season of the year, and very ut ile air were rafcVTRTnNR. Prime Mess, few Mess... rain m. . v V5-i. c.-..:::::::::t YSnrth Can: tina, t .'. Aa-Swh Carolina, tt . a if ' - PEn od delna4.l lVp PTON-Iax apald..i........ ...10 0010 60 ...12 ooaia so ....15 SO 15 50 ....IT 0020 SO .2t 00 26 00 .26 00 27 00 ..24 0O25 00 i7 ,. 14 15 .. 16 18 V1VIT cav-Tm New Dip, . . . Uirt bip T "UlUlOli,.. ttined , - 1 16 00 18 S 60 (S 3 25 2 25 50 200 300 nd witl JPP1 le W t .; it. ' , ME! Vat Miscellaneous: NOMI! NOTICE ! ! i 's Cotton Gins and Condense' ,Jl1 PteBt Cotton ls, are prvpared to &IN km BALE COTTON, ti.ii.: .' Kl "otics, uu retuioaable term. Ther win r u . Cash P1C, f( Ootton la ,ne d- 'Ahoy !9 of th. , "icru-. uotiou oagiBg ana MM lm,' . r,Ht qualitr. land Tn Huod Iron with lot. rtoi' Uriir-r..! rw 1 i "'a r VINO SUPPLIED TBXX , ""Br tiois. quality, and tnav desire their l. . Kl Ai SHIPPED, til' , ' " K U.r ,,-,,..l . F. . . . .- nr, -tuin :inuances, ireo m comuuf ?l(!i. iU ..rruu,M, t- please. thty olicit a codUnuance. L.tofor- bestowed npon them. . I W4Uis llOWAKIl, , ft Howard's Bhip Yard, - eoutli Treat Ski iflf 'Craven county, is unable to attend to his '.2ial dotieM, in the Execution- of Sanvester Uaywooi, this day, on aeconnt of protracted and s' -rere sickness, under which the Sheriff is now iaboring. 1 Johk B. White, M D.. I j ; si Post Surgeon U. S. Army. tin company with Dr. White we entered the : Ji il at eleven o'clock, and found the doomed man, aqrroended by his friends, and in close converse hi yirttiBarysf At 4tirfer3 twelve, het was taken from his cell, to the Northern' door of tLe jJafl, contiguous to which was the dreaded sci ififoid. ' A colored friend, whom he had chosen to ittend him in his last moments, engaged him in fervent prayer and singing, in which Hay wotod joined w ith the utmost fervency and devo tion. ; 1 ?he time tor the last grand act having arrived, Bahvester ascended the stepts, -exclaiming, (I ami going up s i au gorog up at nr i, nuiniog dui liquor and ungodly com paoy tri sht me here, I warn you all, to pray and not do .. I have done, it was liquor made me do what I uid; hereupon he Iknelt down and delivered an earnest prayer, afUr which, he united with his colored friend Mr! Spicer in singing a hymn. Againt he exor ,tadi the by-stauders, to letliqucr alone nd live so they might all meet in Heaven; his arms and legk were then bound,, and as the bell was strik ing twelve, the white cap was drawn over his held, and tbe rope cut by Deputy Sheriff Jos. Ballenger which launched the poor fellows soil into eternity. - ,-. In nine minutes after he felL he was pronoun ced dead, by Dr. White Post Surgeon, his death being caused directly by aspbyxTa. ifter bang ing fifteen minutes, his 'body was cut down, plajced in his coffin, and delivered to his relative?. 1 The assembled multitude ori the street front ing the jail, behaved with the utmost decorum, deeply impressed 'withthe awful scene, being enacted before them. Major Van Horn .fob Commander was present- on the ground, with a forie sumcient to preserve order. Rev. .Mr Colien, has delivered to oe, a statement penned byiiimaithe words fell, from Hay wood's lips, which the departed man desired to have publish ed ItB . . - : . HIS DYJKO ADDBiSS. . t r it Dear Fjxluw-Meh : I want you now to listen to a fellow-creature who expects in a few minutes to staud before his maker and judge. ilam about to be hung for kiling a feilow-be-ia& . . So far as tbe kiilintr ; is concerned she did come to her death at my hand, bat I did not havfe any malice against her in my heart I was under the influence of liquor at the time and was led .through : it to commit the horrible deed for which I am to forfeit my tife. O my felkw men, let me entrust you to avoid the intoxit at inglcup. If I had been sober I could not have done such a dreadful thing. So any of you may tak4 a litt e nd a little more until you have taken a Sit tie too much and then you may do justj as laid !: ar.d have to suffer1 as I have done 16 months in jail and at last be hung np on tbe gal 16 we. O what a dreadful thing liquor is. I would to God I had never tasted a drop then I womld be at hberty and not be hung. , . And -if you will take the advice of a dying man you will bless God. Don't my fellow-men, don't take! the first drop and then yon will not be out ot your sense or reason 1 and do what may ' bring disgrace open your family and yourself to a shameful end. By tbe kindness of many friends I have been allowed time to "think. And I hope I hajve improved the time. I have felt myself a sincjer and I bare prayed' onto God for forgive ness and I believe He has heard my prayers and has forgiven my sin-'. I am prepared to die. ,-1 put pay trust in Jesus as the Savior ol men, as the imly hope of a poor sinner. And I do hopa to stand before my maker, in peace. " Irhav.e peacie in! jay soul now -because I trust in Jesus and jl ani thankful that he has not cut me off in my sins. New, dear fellow men it you want to be saved yoq knust pray you must give up your evil wys iivpu mn 'must !reput, and then wel niay hope to meet on Jordan's happy shoie. whnfH all in rAne t forever and ever. Dear friends adieu farewell, for. eer, WW ty purposes. ' Carteret, being, in debt, doubled her tax, as compared with that of the State1, and the tax list . was handed to the Sheriff kt the time prescribed by law, to wit: July 1st, 1867. The tax' was severe on liquor dealers especially. Mr. Allen, (Mayor, by order of Gen. Sickles,) of 1 the firm oi A. & S., kno viog that the old firm of Lambert & Hall had so successfully evaded their Obi gatlbn, ahoughtha wonld-ixy the lasaegsme. Finding the sheriff would not trust him and that he could not repeat the Lambert & Hall experi ment, he hastened to Brevet Major Van Horn, represented the tax paid as an ex post fudo law and, with other misrepresentations, inluced the Major to issue an order to the sheriff to suspend the collection of taxes until instruction could be r eived from Gtn. Sickles. Had not this gen tleman better learn the difference oi an ex post facto law before he makes such statements again? After waiting a long time to hear from Gen. Stckles, I concluded I would go to Raleigh to see the Governor on the subject. He telegraphed and wrote to the General but failed to get an an swer. On bAjfthpf September, the Treasurer issued a circular to the sheriffs and tax collectors c?EOerning the taxes, And informed them if they did not settle with him by the 30th, bo would en "Force the penalties prescribed by law. He said the Commanding Geneeal of the district had M( W v $ ' ; V fhZ 'J -tH .2rwl f 't' Old UUUOBt BWVU Ul UIS JCW MUU iwj w- r stirring wlere they ..were at work, they both wea ting tremeudoosly. vV h Hew AdYRrtisements. ENCOURAGE Ti6ME MANUFAdlijRE! IT AVISO MADE ALX THI RECESS ART ARBAKOE- XA ments for MAKING OLQTmNG .TO OEEK And also Just received a fine stock of F A L L ; C S S I ME RES , We would Incite all those who wish to save money, and get a nice a suit and ss good style and fit as can be go anywhere, to give ur a calL .:;'.'.;-T.-ar.; HurT m " 7.01 Tn MR. A. McLACKLAN, Hs taVen ' cxoluslve charge of that Department, and needs no rece m mendat) on to. hie old custoznera , S ust give us a trial and see for yourself tubt there oaa be as nice a suit made in Newborn, as anywhere. .' - U . Don't Forget the Place. , . i vl BAEB It EPPLEB, Sept 21- tf 80 Penok Street r- 1 r- 1 1. .. . j '.-j . i . m fX Wellsv beenjurged to, stop the collection of the tax, but hdd decliued to interfere., .When I, saw this was greatly surprised, as the Post commander had interfered wi th, me and no orders bad been received from the General commanding,' and knowing if I did not obey the Post commander, I would be punished by him, and if I did, would be punished by the Treasurer, I was in a dilemma. : Some advised me one way and some another. I was nrirDlexed in voT own mmd. Al ter being in so much trouble, I was relieved by " . . ... . . r , TT : . I - 1 rfcpivinT a letter irom JViai. van norcu uaiwi - " " r Sept 9th, stating that his order had been re scinded. So I proceeded to coUect, X nrst called on Messrs. Allen & Suydam, thinking their case of more importance than any other, as I had not forgotten the old trick cf Lambert & HalL But Afaor Allen Mayor by order of Gen. Sickles) is not satisfied yet. He stm, contends that the tax is au ex post j 'ado law, and employed a lawyer ahd -tried to get an injunction from Judge Green to stop collection. At last, poor Mayor, failing in all his efforts, unlike JUambert & HalL had to pay his tax. But this was not the only Sample of a yankee trick which I had to con tend with, for a Simple in reality tried his band at the game. He was not as sharp, however, as Messrs. Lambert & Hall, nor was his ingenuity sufficient to master his difflo altiea He knew the blow was heavy, but tried to lessen its weight by not giving in the amount of his purchases in 1663. He was trapped and had to pay a douoie x. He tried the i game again this year but - 1 A V Al. l - failed., .His dollars t naa w go u ujr .be longed, and will help to defray the expenses of the SUte. for which he is willing to ao so urae.i Anoihar ,ibi; and that was.tQbftSberiff ' ! he also failed, r When this imji of human na- tnre again tries to piay nis uu pf'J to those expert gentlemen, , Alersrs. amoert & HalL for a little instruction and a Sompleof their experience,-Should they refuse him uus groat boon, he can, like them, change his sign Jo Kna- vin, and take to himself the wings of the morn ing and seek a habitation elsewhere, to a people that like him better than these people ao. Sach are some of the trials of " a 6benff. under military and civil law. If you want responsibil- it f and trouble be a sheriff. 11 yon want to learn t.nm,n n.inrA n i the tricks of men, by all a' mnmmm im.w w. means be a sheriff. ; j J- Heubt Davis, fA j Sheriff of Carteret Beaufort, N. a. Spr.f 19th T867. Patent Improved method stf Stsikti OB, THE NEW LABOR-SAVING EOOKOMXCAI. PTJUP. - Price for No. X. $35. Vo. , S30 THIS Pump will furnish from 2,000 to 8,000 gallons o pure water per day, and can be sunk, wheneve needed. See sample In front or our store. Send la y ow orders. , J MITCHELU AIXEsT tk OO. Nfe W.BERN, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, SEPT. 2GTII AND 27TU, 1867. O lrf? O U S AU;D ME W A GIITR IE, Formlm a Wad Stock Enterprise, naoHrtatrng "' ' TEN SHOWS OFFIRST CLASS SELECTION, , la on Ia eae fraud alIlaaoe,prodactng the most stupendous display of Wealth, Taknt and Zxperienoa, eve . i'.nte -.4'2fU;.i . v l-i- oounwy. - " T H E ti a U HO T H Z 001061 C A I D E P A R T U E II f Is eontpoeed of the curious sad rare animals of Asia, Africa asd Bout America, including Qnuthelotieal seiswUStr.-.. j ,i oc tae meet peamaim idmismi ox rvauuii Bnwat ionoius vtm sbob. uwuin msami w ! WILD ATIIBIAIjS IN THE COUNTRY, Supported by THE LARGEST C0I.IP.W OF EQUESTRIAIIS III AMERICA, Ptfty Performers, Five Lady Eqw. e strieames, Tsaree Popwl r Clowms, il Xnabling the to produoe Startling Acts of Horseauashio, Daring Gymaastlo Exercises, Spectacle) of Oriental Qranaenr, with the moet dastKng splendor. - a. Or 0ISBC TO ft s . . . . . . . ...4 ..l. ... . . ..'. ... i BOARD PreelsleBt. ........ utertstsesrtesat. Beataca. nsiBMajrer.. ween . ia i y ................ . ..ff ..,, .................. ........ Twaiertr f..1Mnt'' ...,..... j......... ..... . ,. j;. . ,. .-. ,-tu.-'. . ; a. i t ' ' - -'. Jons KonTirsoir. . . .. .tf . sr. arnvDanawn, r. W. H. HOUGH. JAMES KBlJVOlf. ....o. n. ftoBUaoir. FEATURES OF THE TEN SHOWS: ; A Floclc of , Australian Emeus, A Herd of ore upiues. Tne Performing; Promlaent among the attractive talent ef the Axons, are such Artists as KXLE ALICE, II'IXE TBXSGTB, MAt AXEMAKGAIiST. MADAMS wEKTRUDE, MS. JOSN WILSON, MO. JOHN BUBIKSOK, HR.J. McDOKOTJOH, UK. GEO. SLOaXAK, ME. H. BESH ASD, MB. JIM JOHNSON, MB. THOS. G 8LOBN. MS. O. M. SOBCSSON. , 8 IO. ADOLfH BBAMDISI, MB. JOHN LOWXUW, tbe American Humorist aad Polite Local Clown; MS. ERAX BOBiNaON, Clown par exoellenca and Modr rn Orimaldl ; MB. AKCH1E O AMP BILL, Tliae-honored dispeneer of Wit and Humor; TLe Koapareil LS.WI8, MB, LEWIS WfLLIS. .. ,i ..... - ' a ad QrataUows Exhibition t A Gorgeous Ancient Pageant The Grand Chariot of Mars, Oberon sad Achilles j - . '- tvic Lions ia odea Dene of Gold and Bronze; Knights and Gladiators, in Armor of Ancient Romans, as escort , P , to tbe glittering sad costly Oriental Equipaffee, This grand, aud imyoMng Procession will be preceded by the Oh a- " ' riot of heron. Containing THOS- OANHAM'jb Operatic Silver and String Orchestra of Twaoty rirst-Claoi lfaat m-The Procession will enter the city at 10 o'clock. TWO PERFORMANCE-At 3 and 7 o'c ock, P. M. ADttteStUN 73 Cemts. - - 14-et B. M. 8TEYEXS, Agsat. COTTON GIN HORSE POWERS. WHO WANTS TO.BUY A Eeady-Made Suit " of - Clothes, If. he can have one made to fit him for the ram money I D'NOT. WELL THES GO TO S . &, KP JPLICIi'rS, ! i 11 j-at flit. (i.r-Tu,.-. , i i -.10';' Bept 21-tf 30 PoDok Street Fenian iron hi as un miziU e Great Britain, as ... TO HOUSE EEEPEBa, TABLK CtPTLKRJ, SPOOKS, CASTORS Waiters, Lam t s, BrittanU, China, Crockery aad Glass Ware, Toilet Bete, Paper Hangings, Mats, BroomarSackr eta. Selves, Shovels and Tongs, And-Irons, Sad-iron s Sausage Outters, HoDow Ware, Hoes, Bakes, Axes Ac. tf !; WrfCHEIX. ALLEHstCO'a jEN COU RAGE HOM E MAN U FACTOR ES, ..- : AND GO TO . flu.' T'? f I ' ' i ? BAER & EPPLER'S, 4n4 get you a suit of Clothes made to order.- Kept ll-tf j LEA YE TO IKTITE CHE ATTESTIOX OF COTTON PLAXTEB3 TO OUS EIGHT-FEET STATIONARY POWER, ...... j )i r i ki r n r t t r m r I Kl ji . w w it v. We sold a large number last eounty, t that I Fb R D RI V INC proved M. It ia SIMPLE, 8TBOSO aad COMPACT, and can be easily pat together, aad the demand is constantly increasing a , - v-k.. - -- im n rinl nuul nf Cm r. xatrfT. .nfiltl fnp Itaalr: . It Is with much pleasure tbat I state your Gin Horse Power bsughl last i jrs Buu ess. ''' i X apptted a U feet lever and feet band wheel to a 45 saw gin, and om pair of ordinary mule vokick improved eat oetMtet werk. and with slow gait of Wm gave aufflciency f speed; a capacity to gin about ,00 p-mndu per day. IThe wvr and tear in ginning 60 bales of ootton is not parcaivable de not tLtax it could ba estimated at 1 per cent. . It was pat aa and geared Dy one of the best machix ins In the State, who pronounce 1 it superior to any pat- eat ao hod oeea; also several gentlemea familiar by long use oi gins, have examined it and decided to lav ssids v tbear ekt. bowvts aad order this patters of rours. ; Moet respectfully yours, ' WM.H.HOOD., HI3CTYsriVE DOLLARS. ;f t "" aa - Kmorjr Cetttoa Gins, at llaaafacturen' price. Knjtiaes, saw niiis.iooaeeo ana wuot jrrosaea. 4. H.WI1 CMi, MSB BBS aaat av nraer m owr .EUBimosuunvH. SeptlT-lm TAPPKT, LTJWSPKW te CO Peter ebnrsttTsu PRICE ONLY New AdYerrisements. : A' PINE ' : Stock i of Cloths and Cassimeres, Just Received at BAEB 8pt3t-tf , EP P LEB'Si 33 Ponok Street PORK! LARD! "CHEESE!!! ALWAYS KEPT BY Julys HELLEH a WILLIAM. v . Court House BuOdlmg. 1 . i 1 i ,...tfiHi HOW U THK TIHK f To ;Haa.Yon;a:New:Siiitrof Cbtiifs iwMADa aw WAWua.rtiut t n J '-- mn that TP eta do by cotosT a r" r" jS.' -wr. -o ' W- ' BJ t ij t .iT?-r. Sept 21-tf SO Pollok Street. DR. !DuFrTSJTOIiIC 3 AKD i n' t i 1 r Dr. Dili's Anti-Bilious Pills, F. S. DUFFY. NEWBEBN, N. C. May be bad at tbe Drug Stores of ... " , Ir. R. a PRIMROSE,. V, . " - J H McLTO. - : --IsA GOOFING, WATEINS h CO. . . hich. K. DVrrt. Paople's Market, Wewbern, n. C Betail price of Toate $1.35, Aatt-BUiotu Pins, MsV pee bo Sepil-zm Clltgc and School Text Books. STATIONERY. WHOLlSAIaE AND BETAIL. The Subscriber is now receiving his be m Stat&osierx. FsUl vhieh be offere to soercaamts, teachers ana purcaasers Sept20.lt 7 ; ' . . .;. ;, A3 PoQok Street. ' . . : 1. ' ' ' ' FLOUR! jl a tloxjb, cf Bicxs, HIBAJC SMXTBTS nAHJB, aly T-f PTERSOS'S A. HEIX1 WIIXIAKS. ; Court House puildrng. IIOTICE TO COTTOH GROWERS.. LMMiirsiBrflm OTJCAVTJWAYJEOOT' W JLrir Gins and Groves' Thgbe- eaei Cottoa. ? "AIlsW.TABSABsiO0L. faptSCtf Brick Bit, Craven Btreet, Miscellaneous. - ..i f j- - NOW IS TH TIME :! To Have You a Nice Suit of Clothes MJSLT3K TO ORDER, and this you can do by goia$ to Sept ll-tf W Pollok Stroet. FOR SALE A PLEASANT summer residence la Bufort, TS. C., on the ticket system of chance, at pflO per ticket. A boos fldo sale will be made aad a genuine tiCe be grv. ea te thepersoa who may draw the house and lot assooa as TS names shell here been obtained. It is situated ta bo oast aad Of the towa. Bear tbe water. Tao aotteeJe comfortable, with four airiahod rooms; tne lot is SO feet lroat by 100 back, ail aader fence. Tor lurtherpardoulars apply to bis office, or Mr, 0CozuveU oe, BeaoXort, or to Captaia Xhwapeoa, As sessor at Tarboro. " ,! " " . Shipping. QOOIMPEE1 WEEifJiY UJUB, Carrying (he U. SLMaH, I Betweexa-pKewOTk axidj Newbero i J1 , N O R1 B C A B 0 L I IT A t '' ' Tno A le.1 Stsaaashlp . ELLEN S. TERRY, OBAPIS., Master, w1 If 'If X- L. WILL sell from thisport for Iew T-A rTteleAoa THCSSDAT Beptember lt.at 1 ... . a. w . xi rfods directed to mT care wib vo - . twedeiMl forwarded Pre.-of Coaimlsaionw'. . - vnTtriZtftA or p.'eaK v hiring rnsarpteed aeoomua . . . daSSoT OLITEB h CO trick Store -,. j wjil bo seen by qnt telegyaphlo dispaVches, meet in Heaven.
The Newbern Journal of Commerce (New Bern, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 21, 1867, edition 1
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