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mi WawVJTaw Soak. ti
-Ckw. Cuaum;lft leere ft Cartta, Fart Bow
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a. X. Pnnrau m G Boston. " ' ! - r -B.
y. L. Htnrrea. Ooldshero, X. -- --- r
Oat. Inn B. Onn, Raleigh. X. .
jAna-W. Bzu, EewpefVM. '
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alteadidtn-'ltftt &rtifes;of I
Urven couia hbto presentea ior i"e mi- I
fralre of the peoplf , we. reCTet that he I
declines to permit his name to to before
anCooTention wMajs&emble to
makenomi'natioolL ' We-thank him; how
ever, for 'his manTlhitter;' and for, ihe
suggestions he makes therein
Wwtlunk
tod much ha. already been done in the
several counifei ihv'th
le State, towm ds
brixing forward ; Conservative candid
aces, and canvassing, to make the non-
cJion policy a jmccess. 0. Unless all those I
who are opposed to a Convention shall I
goi to the polls and votesquarely against I
on, we rear and bene ve th$re will be
onb called.- If called, it may bo Radical
in character, and, therefore, we prefer to
raly all our friends, and secure their
votes "against a Convention."
We have hb objection to the non-ac-
tion policy-would rather prefer it in
uuie respect, ii we mougnt it an practi-
capie ; dui, ior ine reason above stated,
wi fear it is not We think if we can
secure united aetion we can kill off a
tCimvention, or send a majority of Con
servative men thereto ; but in the event
We should fail, we have one more chance,
wlieiS the question of ratifying, or rejec
ting the Constitution shall be submitted
to the people. i
We greatly- prefer to remain for a time
longer under military rule, then to take
the chances of such a 'Constitution as
the present radical majority in Congress
'would approve. Nor do we think the
public mind is in that ondition it should
be, when the organic law of a State is
altered, amended, or fundamentally
changed. In North Carolina, the best
nan wifVi t. I I
Tr r , .vmum, , cuu0
ueiegates, nowever muon,, tne people
may desire them to be, and none others
should be entrusted with the work,
j The change proposed will give to the
oegro unqualified sufErage; " We do not
believe him fitted for it. and the poplfi
Qthe Norchern States think as we do. It
has been the policy of the Government
rom its establishment, to confer suffrage
upon classes heretofore not enjoying the
f guardedly to this jmd natural-
ization laws have been passed; and it is
temarkable that Congress and the South-
m BaliCal. design to give tb the most
ignrraninegro in theouth a previlege
. x"u o " ,ie
f e8fnan io ,
V-w f1 - V
rT. v. yvim wuptjpiy aa-
ocated (we do not doubt that extreme
Radicals will, if they can get the power.
TYI Q IT inxh i nli.nMiti It t Jt Jt ill
disfranchise thousands of white men);
jandaswe are opposed to this change,
we snau oppose a convention. As we
j i .
, "aerB W uu
; hte, mdividuwhether the weapon
I "T 7. UA U1FWI'
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vve.puonsn in anotner column tne
communicafiotf of Dr. L. W. Martin, the
HprTiTe canoiaaie ior ijonvenuon
; in Carteret County, in reply to an article
t m last Saturdaj J?epiiWtm, signed "Ai
. -. niess uie niae 01 a. 1. .is
uncommonly thicks or covered with
-TA-H, we think the Doctor's lash will
reach the quick. f '?
; A KnrthmVtcr of tt Virginia. KlMtfom
Hunnicntt, the Virginia " if adical, ig
fivirlcn tl-p VOTif rvrt m.TriTirt a Rati llnminmt
j of Virginia. Hunnicutt Js haranguing
I the negroes m the most inflammatory
jmanner,; The standing , army in the
I ooutn may yet be neea to protect the
' u- Ttlt-lL ' ,r JL -
I chised black men," in other words, from
six hundred, thousand black semi-bar
j barians, who never have been used to
self-control, who can neither read nor
write, whof iiave not even names, and
r whose individuality is - scarcely jmore
: marked than thai of the animalrt jthat
( I graze the'ields. Six months from now
I negro suffrage will not be heard of, and
j its prominent supporters are destined to
i ? be buried so far out of sight politically,
that they never will be heard of. The
; herds of ignoramt Africans who have
been turned loose at the South and left
to their owu resources, instead of par
ticipating in the government of the coun-
. -Ill x V A 3 ' A
ry W"A nave vo oepui uuuer numo uriu
$ gent regime. Otherwise" the Southern
itate wilt BnprttjCNujdereidi over to
, complete anarchy;' A 'dear " price has
been paid for the freedoia'f the blacks,
a price altogether, toor dear.- .Boston
Courier,
a tKTTEB frob OR martyst qf car-.
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Beaufobt, N..C., Rov. 4th, 1867. -, .
The Xevbevn Republican of Saturday 1
u,wuuiiiy- r-
allusions are made to myseir, wi 1 ten
IX om LUIS Diace, mm bucucu a- x. i
. I
Although the tone of the article proves
oeypna uouu. to
teman, yet we ate sometimes under the
necessity of giving even a mean duty J
dog, a kick, when he gets in our way and I
shows a vicious temper. I ask, therefore,
mab you Will auuw me Bpu;o w uuuw a
few of the falsehoods of this anonymous
rihbler. I shall bo concise, use verv I
nlain language.
nni if a.T tl" don't
like - it he can make the most of it
I First. He assei is that I am the can
of "CSonservatives. Democrats 'and
the taii end Qf evervthini? ormosed to union
j , irL un nr. f tKie
;Ti va -r-
Second. The assertion that I "left the
ministery" is Lie No. 2: and that I "left
it because it would not pay," is a double
uis tilled Lie.
Third. That I am a "secret fcauctis
candidate" is plain Lie No. 3.
J?'ourth. That my associates are the
"enemies of union and peace" is Lie No
Fifth; That I make "secret appoint-
aT,Q ;B t.tt. iCr. r. iht T "ir. 1
. , -i jj ii, . 1 1 I
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J...17.J i d -ij t I
I need not go farther with my enumer-
atinn Aafnrmv nfitsonal ftonearance J
t r.b,-T, on,i on nn t i)aro I
manner of speaking, ana so on, l nave
nothing to say. xnese are mere mailers
... mi it
of taste and every dnQ has a right to
think ag he chooses.
So far as my associates are concerned,
I an not ashamed of them, as I do not
suppose
"A. T. R" is one of them. . If
we may judge of his morals by his wan
ton disregard of truth, no decent colored
uxp.ix "uluu w ""o"0 Uiwm I
pany in the day time. They may toler- I
ate him in their dark lntern conclaves,
bnt even there, I would advise them to
keep a "sharp look out," lest they loose
their . chewing tobacco, and any change
they may happen to have ovsr.
My appointments have been posted
up over the County, and if I respectfully
decline to take A. T. B. or any one else,
with me,, it is simply a matter of taste.
I have no desire to furnish people for
others to address, neither do I wish
t
otners to furnish me with
an audience.
In all the speeches I have made thus
far, I have not mentioned Mr. Congle
ton's name ; neither did I iixtend to
mention it, but if he endorses the article
of-A.T. R.,"I would like to ask his
to the past history of his candidate.
First. Did he leave the ministry, or
did the ministry leave him ?
SAfinnrl. TTfivincr laft. fh iminisfrv rr
thn i,.- lAff v,:m uat 'a;a
comel Did he take to strong
drfnt, 0r cardi, or both ?
Havi tried - all these did he
not turn tocfor?
Fourth. Was he a politician before, or
having failed at all tese, Las he , found
- .Uhe bottom of the abyss in Radicalism?
t here state. once for all. that T
never designed to refer to these public-
x and j sball not refer to them
1
agam
Oongleton and his ,Had he
kept "A. T. R" ou of print, I should
I i
nothavegobe tn. As to my past life,
6ither bHJ or ivate x have nothi
to be ashamed ot j flatter thft
I my condtiet has been such, that node-
I cent man. in the town of Beaufort, would
call in Question, mv veracitv. howvp.r
I ' 1
widely we might differ politically, reli
OUBiJt or otherwise.
As for those who hide behind a falRA
name to escape the punishment justly
due their disregard of truth, I regard
them in the same light that I do a mid-
night assassin, who stabs his unsuspec
ting victim from his concealment. One
is just as good as the other. What is
life wrth, if character be destroyed ?
beg pardon Mr. Editor, for having occu
pied so much of your space, with strict
ures uPon an artlcle wntten bJ whom. 1
Jtnow nox : duu mis mucn x ieei jusnnea
in saying that be he who he may, he is
a iow mean Tiie contemptible puppy,
Unfit to live, yet too mean to die
' J 1 , ,
Very Respectfully,
L. W. Mabtik.
On Tuesday forenoon while Mr. John
Heckman, in the employ of Dunbar fe
Co., Roxbury, Mass., was oiling the driv
ing gear of the- heavy rolling machine
used "for pressing out the rubber, he
placed his right nand too, near the gear
ing, and it war drawn in between the
cogs. He immediately put his left hand
down to lift, the other hand ont, when
both arms were drawn, in between the
heavy box wheels, nearly up to the el
bows, mangling them in a most shock
ing manner, reducing the flesh and bones
to a mere pulp before tne maenmery
could Jbe stopped. , Both arms were am
pntated jus below the elbows. Heck
man ia a German, twenty-three years
of age, and is unmarried.
, ii 1.1 iuajJuawuMaMJU.Jti
The inconvenience ana een danger
urisinirtrom ladies ions uranism crow-
: . a . . : ,
ded streets lias given rise to the forma-
Uhion," - - a society whose jtxwca.ppx
t.hAm. H verv mfimlr. tnereiore. is
,1 as soon as he perceives such dan-
tforoua Bpueu'aKO jxiuvauk muug
. m .1 J At
tuorougniare, tn omp opon insianuy,
some place or other.- This is a first duty
of members of the Union. He isthen
to apologize with all possible politeness,
in order that his .intention may not i be
suspected, and the aim . of the society be
On Wednesday night . the " United
States mail touches, -containiner the
mail for the West; were stolen from the
depot of the .Baltimore and Unio rail
road in Cumberland, and the contents
extracted therefrom. Nothing of any
value, however, fell into !the hands of
the thieves. Two men named Khine
and McOuade have been arrested. They
were placed in the jad to await the c-
.From indications it would seem that
tne xiaaicais , wm cuutiuu?
Ul iiUO X' Ul UObU vuugt coo i&ubu jiw ; ivgw
termination that . is. until the 4th of
Urarf,h. 1869 Nearlv all the Eeoublican
members who have lately Visited the me-
tiopoUs concur in this opinion.
Pakdon. The Governor; on Wednes
day pardoned David Yourig, negro, con-
victed in-the Circuit Court of EHzabeth
city county of manslaughter, and sen-1
leuueu w live jcaio iiuptiifuuiucub xu.
rwmtpntiarv. NarfoLk Uati Book.
t J
In both France and .England the Leg-
islatures are summoned to meet at im
unusual time, the one on the 19th and
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Special Notices.
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FUR CHILDREN TEETHING,
I GREATLY facilitates the procesa ol teethlns, br aof-
toning the gums, reducing all inflamaaon-wlU allay AXX
spasiaoaio acaon. ana u
SURE TO KKGl'LATB THE BOWELS.
Denend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yoaraelTea,
and
Belief and Health to jour Infants.
We have vnt m and sold this article for years, and can
gay in confidence nd truth of It what we. have nerer
hn able to' eav of any other medicine never haa It
failed in a single Instance to effect a core, when timely
naaL Haver did w know an instance ox aisaanai action
by any one who used it. On the contrary, all ar e de
lighted with its operation, and apeak in terms of com
mendation of its magical effect and medical vtrtnea.
We speak in this matter WHAT WE no KNOW," after
years of experience, and pledge our reputation for the
fumument 01 wnat we nere oeciaro. ui nunt vtvij
instance where the infant is s offering from pain and ex
haustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty min
utes after the syrup is aamimaterea.
Full directions for using win. accompany eacn ooiue.
Be sure and call for
''Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,"
Having the fac-simile of "CURTIS & PEKKINS" on the
outside wrapper. All otners are Dase uniuaons.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
; nice) oui o cut, per Battla.
- orncss:
' 315 Fulton Stret, New York,
305 High, Holborn, Lodon, England,
441 St. Paul Street, Monlreal, Canada..
Aug 28 eod6m
jgATCHEUlK'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable, Inntantane-
OU8. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints. Natural
Black or Brown. Remedies the ill effects of Bad Jye
Invig orates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful. The
genuine is signed William. A. Batchelor. All others are
mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street.
New York
jff Beware of Conuterfelt.
Dec 14-ly
N
EW MAllHlAUK GUIDE.
AN ESSAY" FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiological Errora
Abusesand Diseases, Incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with
f ure means of Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes
free of charge. Address Dr. J SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. Sept 35-3m.
OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effeoia of youth fu
indiscretion, wilL for the sake of suffering humanity.
send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Suffereia wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience,
can do so bv addreepiuif. in wrlect confidence.
mmi t ruxmro
.
April 8-lyl No. 42 Cedar 8t , New York.'
T TT T? T T AT H T T f I?!
1 f U JUl 11 Vy X. V .
MUST BE SOLD!
We offer our entire Stock of New
Goods at Prices that defy com
petition as we are about
Closing out Business.
WB HAVE PURCHASED THIS 8EASON A VERY
HAND 80 ME ASSORTMENT CF
FINE AND MEDIUM DRESS GOODS,
STAPL AND FANCY DBY GOODS,
Fine, Medium and other - Qualities, SHOES,
SONTAGS, NUBIAS, Ac, Ac,
Bplendid Assortment GENTS' CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Lower than any other house in Newbern.
GOOD CALICOES, from 8 cents.
GOOD DELAINES, from 20 cents,
. : BROGA8, from t L00.
All other Goods in proportion.
F.rery body who need goods in our Line, SHOULD EX.
AM INK OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING.
w noieaaie jne.cbaau will and us the cheapest house
fa' North Carolina.
H. A B. EMANUEL,
. 34 Pollok Street.
Next door to Mitchell, Allen Co.
Oct l-3m
Lliscellaneous.
rOR 1867 AND 1868.
N E W D ERN
TIN" -WARE .. . MANUFACTORY
AND
House Furnishing Store,
peaxebs in stoves, hardware, wood ,ajid
HOLLOW WABS, PATENT PUMPS, STEAMIER
PIPE, LAMP?, of every description, CROCKS
BY and STONE WARE, KEROSENE, LIGHT
HOUSE, LARD and COMMON OILS, for
Machinery, LAM P CHIMNEYS,
WICK. GUNS. PISTOLS. POW-
DEB, SHOT, CAPS, WIN.
DOW GLASS, and all
articles usually
kept in a first
elasa
HOUSbFURNISHING STORE
We woid eiroeciallY call the attention of peraona who
wish to purchase STOVES, aa our STOCK is vary LARGE
embracing all the LEADING OTOVi Sin the MARKET.
and PARTICULARLY OUT XtJSW, tu-a. auui, rrLajaiuaa.
Queen of the Seuth & Western Em
pire Stores,
Designed exressly for SOUTHERN TRADE. Also, a
variety of PARLOR, OFFICE and BOX STOVES, GRATES
FIRK RRinKft- As.. Ac
Having taken great care in tne selection ox oar stock
and mada our tmrchaaee at a verv small advance oa
Mannfacturera' ratoea. wa win oe aeie xo oner umjuoo
menu to these who wish to purchase goods in oar line.
Desiring a call and an examination of our stocx.
we remain, yours respecauuy,
HAPT k LEWIS.
No. 18 Middle Street, Newborn, N. 0.
- No. 44 tayettevllle St, Raleigh, N. O.
Oct J-tf
THE CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HAUTEOBD, GUHKm
Assets near $17,000,000
With an Income over. . - - 6.500,000
Surplus Assets deducting
Liabilities over -
D,UUU,UW
This Company wa orsanlxed in H4S
and now has nearly
50,000 POLIGI ES
In foree, helit; a larger number than any
other Company in tne v ona.
ITS ASSETS ARE LARGER THAN ANT
OTHER COMPANY.
Dividends have averaged over 50 percent.
and a credit of one half the premium Is arf
veil, which, In case of death, la cancelled
by anticipated divwenai.
The interest received, aurinjj ine past so
years, has more t han paid tie losses.
Great care in selection of risks;
Low rates of mortality:
Extremely low ratio of Expenses to re
ceipt;
immense income irom interest, ana
Consequent large dividends, reduce aea
ranee to lta loweat possible cost.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE BY
THEIR TERMS,
and no extra charge made, except where the
nsK la extra nazaraoue.
No notes are required after the fourth year
Dividends paying half the premium tnere
aiter.
i
NO DEDUCTION Of NOTES -NO AS8ZS3
MJUST.
Assurance can oe cxrectoa in aii tne xo
H-.Ired.
Any person seeking the safest and mos
ECONUMICAli PLAN should not Tail to com
pare other Companies represented in thla
tte, with the cowmicctjoct mctual,
I as pnbllabcd in tne reports or tne inaurance
Commlaalonera of Hew Kora,
JOHR 1TUTCHINPON,
General Agent,
For the Conn ties of Craven, Wayne, Lejiolr, Pitt
Greene, Jones. Carteret. Onslow, Beaufort and Hyde.
Office. East Side ef Middle Street, opposite baptist
Church.
XI Jt. HUTCIIISStS will, on the arrival
of the Atlantic and Korth Carolina Train,
be at the -Oriawold Hotel, Goldaboro. eve y
Thanday, and li. ins ion every satarday,
Oct 20-tf
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Office Eaet Side of Middle SL, Opposite Baptist Chareh,
KEVVBERN, N. C.
Jefferson Fire Insurance Company.
OF VIRGINIA, - .
Chartered Capital SS50.000
, tsoo.euo.
Surplna, near
James Rifer Fire Insurance Co
OF VIRGINIA,
CHARTERED CAPITAL, Sl.300.000.
The Assets ef the above Compentea are Inverted tn
good stocks, Bonds and Real Estate Tre Companies
are solvent, liberal and none shall be more prompt.
Parti en lar attention given to the insurance of Faro
Property, Dwellings, Store Honaes, Merchandise, Fnt -nitnre,
Ac, Ac Oct 4 -3m
Mrs. E. E. Stanly
HAS REOPENED HER SCHOOL ON THE NORTH
aide of Broad Street, ne t door East ef the residence of
Mr. L Disoaway.
Terms moderate to suit the times.
Oct 13-lm
"lit; '
ED
No. 76 South, btreet, cor. Maiden Laso
r CaUM
Will rmln tar p
pt Atiaimttoau
LTBBSAX CASS ADVAKCXS WUL BB KAB B MB
siairxxsrrs, abi xo cbabob mdb
1 OBrOBWAJUDIKQPBODCCB .
SHXfFED THBOtJOH MB.
JOUR KOSttKTKtt.
Brick Bleek. Cravea Streot,
Seoand door to Journal ef Cossuero
As 81-tf
BROWN A CUTLER, -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lMPKAKLST
. N B2 W- Y O K. IC .
Jn. Potts BBOWS,
J
Xicai'a M. Cmaa,
ef Georgia.
Formerly of Brown, De-
Roaaet uo.
WILL MAKE LIBERAL ADYANCES ONOONSION
aaents of Ootton and other Prodace, and will far-
niah Bagging, Rope and Iron Ties oa faveraele terms to
Ootton Planters.
Sept 13ly
M. J. RAMSEY, of N.
W1TU
RAMSEY, COLES & CO.,'
Importers and Jobbera at
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY,
NOTIONS, GLUVBS.
RIBBONS. CORSETS.
SKIRTS AND FANCY OOODS,
Ol Frstnlslin St- NKW
A full, Kreah and Cheap Stock,
To meet the recent great reduction in prises.
Sept 3-lii
D. GOLDEN MURRAY.
ROBERT M. FERRIS,
L. MURRAY FERRIS. J
JOBS WOOD, Jn.
MURRAY, FERRIS & CO,
Shipping & Commission Merchants
Not. 61 and 62 South St., N. Y.
CORSIGNBIKNTS or
COTTON & NAVAL STORES.
Will Receive Our Personal AttlenUan.
Liberal Cash Advances will be Made
WHTTFORD. DILL CO., Agents, U Newbern.
marok S-tf
c
HlCHJBnTsfilt
mronnms aim wneLmaau nnaxnna in aarsTMcan
Hardware,
Cutlery.
Oaat, Pistols,
fcc.. &c.. dec.
aaajEOTO roa mdtum tiua
lO Barclay Street, NIE"W YORK.
April l-m
. A. THOMAS. J. M. HOLMES.
THOMAS & HOLMES,
Commission Blerchants, Dealer in Cotton
laval Stores,
He. 114 Front Street, Third Door below Fulton Street.
NJB3 VT YOUK.
Consignments to this Addrese Insured when
on Shipboard. Prior insurance
Kffected-when desired.
AGENTS REGULAR LINE OF SAIL YE88XLS,
Hew York to Wilmington. N. 0.
" Kewborn,
Waahlngton, "
Moreheed City, "
March aa-ly
GKBO. W. CHABLOTTK.
of North Carolina, with
SEARS fc CURTIS,
vTholesale Dealers In
For Southern Market,
No. S3 Park Row, NEW TBHK.
(Up Stairs,)
Opposite AmtoT House. Ap 11-dlmwly
l K. .T JH O R B V R
Shipping and Commission Merchant,
109 W ALL ST.. NEW TQRK.
Consignments of Cotton and all other Bon th era Prod
acta solicited. March ntt-ly
A tat. K s
DAVIS
Wholesale Groe tr,
And Wholesale Dealer In Wlnea, Brandies, Glaa, Old K
'' nongahela and Bourbon Wniakiea,
Ho. 184 South St., SEW YORK.
Marsh S0-m
JJOLLIER, POTTER eV CO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
181 FRONT ST.; IKW YORK.
Diberal cash advancca made on consignments ef Cot
ton. Naval Stares, Ac
KhipmeiiU to us are covered by our open policy ot In
surance, aa soon aa made. April lVly
B
EIJAH1 N -R,0 BIHIOl
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLERJLT LA
Mo. 3T Hassaei St Mew Y'orh.
Aaeodated with ROGER A. PBYOR. Esq., formerly of
Virginia, will attend promptly and thorooghly to ail bma
laeoa ooenmltted to his anansexaont. An 33-U
Corn Meal,
OF EXCELLENT QUALITY. AT J. M. XULXFSOh'K.
Corn all fanned with one. of Mitchell, ABen A Go's
beat nuns Before frindina
. Call and buy, on short m
CaB and buy, on short nottoa at market price.
St. KUUFSOK.
SeptT-1 Acant,.
r-ri "Ti ' - "
ATLANTIC
i.A.
H. C. RAILROAD,'
AXD
N. C. GRAND TRUNK R. R
it?
hrl.
baarwwi ana au s-aiata mm tha
Koads to the Seaboard at New
born and Morehead
City,
rriHZ STATE OWKS THREE-FOrRTfTS ovrr,.
X Ballroad and three-fourths of the ATLAlOin
O. RAILROAD. -Thta Is the .silc t
Te its OWTJ SEAPORTS, and on its OWN buai .
other lines are in opposition. il
A six per ceht dividend en ihe line will aava tv,.
pie from taxation $295,000 per annnm. K
uoaer a reaoiuuon of Um Stockholders of tha .
B all Vreirhta are to so via Ooldabom- t. "
wlso specially directed by Khippera.
w Dn at wMosooro-. yon are only sixty milei fv, u
ahipping point, toatoedof on, hundrd ,nd
Weldon and eighty vie Wilmington. Our Steam.,?
eqnal to any other line, both for Freight andrSL
Time aa abort as by any other line, and as cliean
THIS IS THE LINE
Te encourage. Yon get dispatch, safety, but an. y.,
ling. and leaa BaJlroad tranaportauonttan L
line. '
Three-foortha of the PROFITS mail .v,.
directly into the STATE TREASURY. nrt "
Son will soon be relieved from heavy taxation uw
nndred and ntnety-flve thousand dollars.
The Railroads oomrosing the N. C ORAXD Tnrv.
RATI. WAY T.TNIf h... rr,.tlv " . 1 Bt
-.vw w umiein a
GREAT THROUGH LINE ROUTK
o all the northern Markets, on equal term, andchar
1a our own ports to and from tha Nnrth
MJSMfSr' .-"ftof balk.
WHEDBEE DirKINSON, Batimor7 eMrv
COCHRAN, RUSSELL a CO., Philadelphia.
BAKER BROTHERS, Boston.
MURRAY FERRIS, Age ts for Mamy'i Kore
Carolina Steamahlp Line, New Yort, to D
J. V. JORDAN, Freight Acent
Sept S-tf Neebern, s. C.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHl,
T"
THE SEABOARD
INLAND AIR LINE
Via Portsmouth, Va.,
Is the only Direct Line between
BOSTON, NEW YORK,
PHILADELP OIA,
BALTIMORE, AND
THE CAROLISAl
It la express in point of speed and aafety of fr
oemg rrom as to u noor in aavance or ut otntr Lie,
and at aa low rates
It offers daily Communication with
Dally Communication with
SALTrWU
PHILACELPti.
Five Steamers each week to and from
njew roa
B08T0X
Two Steamers each week to and from
It is the only Line having these advantage, and W
wnicn there is nut ona nanaung ot ireigni.
Cars ere loaded at the wh.vres in f orumouth and in
run through to destination.
Be careful to -ect your Consigners to airect onlj
From BALTIMORE, by the Norfolk or Bay Line 8ta
era, foot of Union Dock.
Fiom PHILADELPHIA, by the- Annemessic Line, JK
WiL Bait. Depot, or by Clyde'a Steamer a, U tax
Delaware Avenue. - '
From NEW YORE, by the Old Pomlnion Httum
Line, Pier 27 North River.
From BOSTON, by the Norfolk Steamship line, W
Central Wharf.
All losses, damages or overcharges, promptly adjaa
on application to
JAMBS M. CAREIC1
Traee Agent, Portomontli, Vi
Have your Freight marked via -Portsmouth, kAi
shipping to Philadelphia, marked via Clyde's Umi
via Annamesaic
E G. GHIO,
A ug 30-3m Superintendent Tran.portttK
QHANGK OP RAILROAD) SCHEDILK.
Oman Atlsirio aitd N. 0. R. R. Oowati,
Ncwnnnx, N. C, May J7, 187.
On and aftei Tuesday next Mail Train will ran fcM
rouows :
Leave Morehead City.
Arrive at Newport.
Leave Newport.
Arrive at Newbern
LeaveNewbern
Arrive at Klhston.
Leave Einston
Arrive at Moeety Hall
Leave Moeety Hall
Arrive at Ooideboao
RETURNING
Leave Goldsboro..
LseveMoeely Hall.
Leave Einston .
Arrive at Newbern
Leave Vewbern. . . .'.
.....8.00 Al
5.U "
,....1.00
.....u
... .n "
...9 "
... I. '
... its "
...10.M
....too?.
....i.0 '
....4.M
...A10 '
.... '
...T.
Leave Newport
...AW
Trtve at Morehead City ; ' ojjraal
Passenger train connects with nro
TVin imlnff Wat a 1I.6O P. M-. na reiutu-, --
afterjUTival of Wilmington and Weldon Bauro.
aLgl from West wait frou. ll.M
The accommodation train will leave Moms0'.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday a. retuna rr'
alternate day aa follow : . ,
1 u..
LeaveNewbern at "
Leave Kmaton at. r
m 1 11.. . . uvHwwi v mm. ..............
RETURNING,
Leave Ooldsboro at
..ta
nn
Leave Einston at.
LeaveNewbern at
Arrive at Morehead City at
FARE SEDUCED.
Thrcngh tickets will bo sold to principal
ITorth Carolina Railroad. WM. H. HAK"-
Agent of wr''ZA.
JOHN D. WHITFOBD.
ewa-tf
NOTICE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AT L
' 1 ' - RAILROAD COMPANY.
AGREE 1BLY TO A RESOLUTION OF
of Directors, yon are hereby notified to m
of
Newbern, on Thursday November I
to take into consideration the tAi'
Company. JOHN D- WHITFOBD.
Office A. A N. C. B. R. Co.. Newbern. Qctjj
NOTICE.
5 b war. ax. July ,
AFTER THE 28m INHTAHT. Tng
not ma on Snndays, until further
By order el the Board ol Director. u
Juryetf, r,ener
Job Work.
JOB WORK Ol ALL
thla office.
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