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NEW BEEN, N. 0., ' THUEjIDAY,: JULY 4, 1867. .
1776.
1867.
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Ettresse
t JHoiiUIii
1 Prlor !
y Furniture,
! -Table, ',
:,T7oolIcbtt vCTinlier;
i.
Deolaratitin
Price 5'Cdnti
Hijcnl artlotui irtin.l to I-'.- .
Fpceid Nfelior c2J4 3 Jr cX Lrr tlxa
LlWr tlss mJ rsar a b cLmtL . . . ,:
L- 4,
TTit on h&nd nd for tale at Wliolosoie aad IietaU, for
Jtltatli.ftUrgalotof . .-.,.-;- f j ; i
COUXTRT LARD, BUTTEfr
r
2tt7t-ML
Call and examln them.
"llerohantsV Club House,"
Kear; the Post OMce
"hSRSOXS eoralnj to New Bern, win flnd this & neat
For imposing taxes on ns withoat-bur
consent:. . x
For depriving ns, in many cases, of tho
betieiits of trial by jury: "
a For .'transporting ns beyond seas to be
tried ior pretended offenJes : ' .
For - abolishing, tlie free sA'stcni of
English laws in a neighboring province
establishing therein an" arbitrary govern
ment, and enlarging its bouncfanevso as
to render it at once an example and fit in
strument for introducing the same abso-
A Declaration by. tTieJtepresentatives of lue rule into these colonies : . ;
tne United States of America in Con- . A or awaJ our cnaners, .aoomu.
Assembled, Thursday tidy Atk ?sf " Vaf?abIe t
:"i5?ft r;- . . - " - - fundamentally, the powers of onr govern
uivu ik : " . ' i ' . , 1 . .
. For snspending our. own legisjatures'
and declaring themselves invested "witli
Iorer to legislate for ns in all ' cases
whatsoever. " ' ' ' '"A
T
Mr!.
"When; in the coarse of human events.
it becomes necessary for - one neoDle to
xlissolre the political - bands which have
- X4-X-J JU . ...4.1. 1 a
V ana w as- , He has aWtcatcd government here, by
gMpowm tho -arth,- declaring us out of -his protection, and
thewparato eqaal stauon tohich waging uar against us. ".-!:
JAfiZ ! flelhas Peered our seas, .ravaged
opinions of mankind requires that they
should declare tho causes which impel
memw me separation, j
General Bawlln Steccli.
-4
lajor-Gencral Rawlins, a townsman of
vpi ujb, uia cjuci-oi-staii ana xnumaio
I
Special Notices.
;rsoJiax friend, recently -isitcd Galena,
1 home, and at a public reception deli v-
ftaTThU U tmlj tb of pfwcrrfs- and U
Axoerkaa loiJ arc, brjood docU, t abrtd of a3
oibera. TMa ta dear daMMtntpd W lb Scic
itLlno Lkli la, atricUj apcaU&saa Axacricxa U
ttntlpu. , . ......
I an address which is supposed by the XlSr?? im!!!; IU Jni? s?I?a
f i - .... i . 1 1 . J I iniIXE CXX, OSes CI BrtMdvtj, XcwTork Cltj,
iV . r3I,er8J WC, nOtlCC, lO represent Una pre-eminent. . TWif -Xxsprorvd XnfetTtB
f4 political sentiments of Gen. Grant as 2: ,U Ublm r'
) u wn. liawuns. I tocd, uk! sot 1UU to ret ootC ctrder. 'I
u xnis point oi view ii is ukciv io i -h-.-., .ww-
: . 1 Mt be rqaaHpd; and a aach, ma rocrmrrxM It ta
: frxcr2j..
GOODSPKEDS ,
Weeldy Steamsliip Linct
ZJtcetn Sc York and Xci: Bcmt,
r,.ij j tSorih Ciirolina.
CAKUYnia uKnxo state hail.
Tlic A A'o. 1 Stcaiaslilx
atract much attention ; and the following 0g fricBdt and the pui
sumuary of it, made by v tho Chicago jyy
our coasts, burnt our towns, and ' de
stroyed the lives of our people.
: , He is at this time transporting large
Sttl fa works 6f death, desolation, and ttSSS
dntat aameii i are created equal ; that begni with circumstance. 1? 1
i . 7 t"- v; vrt :..?itr"v- oi cruelty and perhciy scarcely paraiica
certain unanpTmhlA i ricrhta Lof nmnnn 1 .1 . , r, J J l . . ,
; will interest our readers. Gen.
lins affirms: 5 f ,
The 'power and dutv of Congress
the President as the law-making pbw-
protect ana fmard tho American
n, and to preserve inviolate the re-
pMican fonn of the national and State
gvernmcnts, and. the rights, liberties and
pDperty ot the whole people. . j
That tho condition of the country
the close of the war, and the refusal
o! tjie provisional or temporary, govern
Ttds to secure and protect the rights-
Home - Insurance
COMPAXY. -
2tiw IUtkx, CvxxBCTKCtw, . ; - ; :r
$1,540,U6.60;
asox & FcnxK, Agts.'NcwBcrne,'K. C.
office a t "jjig D dorr
K AWCIiiFF I Sc CO.,
Ellen S. Terry, -
tlla port for w Tort. Cml,
iVidQibcrties of the freedmen, demaiidcd
Voncrress tho enactment of tho Civil
gfits uill, without which these people
these, are life, liberty,, and the pursuit of unworthy the head of a civUized,natiueSS
Fbot ot Pollok StrvV
mld.havc remained subject to all the
!
ess.:
1 juj s-i-t
s With an the market will sappljr.
f ! I: L0DOINOS
iS rcuiion was undertaken
deriving their just powere from the con
sent of the governed ; ' that; whenever any the cxutioners
onu ui government uecomcs aestrucuve K.Tr: fn tminU... iw
PSK9U coming ro xew uern,wiu nsuiuwancai i - .v-- ; 5 r- , . . f . u'k"""l"Jj wi w V"V""-JV" ' -'J v..
tad comforubi Ttice to BtoDat; , Ersry attention of these ends, it is the right of the pecH hWla -
fSfr ; V-k4 pie insti- I He'has excited domestic insurr'ection
1 '!'.r.-f'j2 -. .i Li - tute a new government, lavinef its foun- a o,i ho ,ioi rt
Uwara aappUadwltmne.oeitor.Winea, Uaaors, ana j; U j Z " V'"VA''
! . VrX,; I ! ',:;'.! .. v f , ' "Vu B'"' on the mhaoitarj
lis powers in sucu iorm, as to tnem snail merciless Indian
seem most likely to ettect their safety rue 0f warfare j
and' -happiness.' Prudence indeod. will I : n
A;&4.tt-iZZ buucuuu ,ui uu uges, wxvz, um.w, tojail other trecmen. to have civen
'A-irj i.. i ! , j. i.a, . , . ' tions. . ,v -7fiiefrroes frcorlom. without political
. n ' .
1-rcivHniinRiiTJ urn insT.iTiiTrn nmnnrf mnn i . .. . - i
'."If7 7 " T - ?r i. "" "" taten captive on tne nigu seas, 10 cir ttihuii n i.-..:
oi meir menus nna 7; ..(iMlit,fr . h tl,rt ,Kli; 4
XMibd States, with crreat forbearance.
ilsiag nearly three years, omitted to
-vt1,to slavery, as it might have done, and
datibn-ori nrincinlesanftfirnnnr, -i. 7u.t r; cu u 1X111 aesiroyca we
I - -7 -r .v: , & , o on ine lnnauiuinis 01 our lronuers xue !kilol character of the slave mad o him
I
TI71LX. a3 troa
- 1 , 1 . . .
I 1TKDXKSDA r. JULY 18. ISO.
atluJf tst odk r. y. ' " ' ,J
as uoo4 eiractwd to mj carr x3 oe rondrod u4
t arwtnlM Drrt X Oorwalokm. . -
For (rrlctit or pavkJtc'. Larlnc ttsrpMM orooreoo.
datlcma. ;-pij at W&.IL 03 rr A rvkkeuir
5 c r. cook rrru, Arm.
May-4f . - . :
r; vsntoLOGY.;: :.r . ;
: ' The World ABto'nisied' -
HADE BV THE GRE.VT ASTRO LOO 1ST,
- Madame IL A. PEUUIGO.
1 1.
Dealers in Lumber
.1
Proprietor.
3 Ji
Kcw Yor It Bakery.
iL IIAHN & CO.-;
I I f, 4 rOLLOK STREET, HEW BEBX, N.
should not be changed for light and tran-
Biein causes ; ana, accoramgiy, ail ex
perience hath "shown, that mankind are
more disposed to suffer, while evils are
sufferable, than to right themselves by
abolishing the fornis to -.which tliev are
accustomed. But; when a long train c
1 ! 1 - ' ' w .
auuses ana usurpations, pursuing m-
fcaviiirvs, wnusc a.iiuva' -jiifi tr(vmiti nnrl' nJ Knr.h. pntitlMl trt
is an undistinguished rT- labality Jui political and civil rights
! In everv stage of -theeo pprtIi
we nave petmoneu ior reuressrm tne
catlity, wouldnave exhibited the an-
O'JiK' of four millions of freemen, neither
most humble terms.; Our repeated ct J fes'iior aliens,! subject to-the v laws.
110ns nave oeen ansverea oniy pyTepyay; vlVet not
OF ALL KINDS,
WHOL3JLLE AD RETAIL.
Building Material
ed injun'. A prince, whoso character is
rQ I thus marked by every act which may do-
Ot I f?nn n T-tnrt ?j nnfi t trt Vir triA mlpi1 ftf ft
i :-.'. :.' ... J. ' i ...5 . .V .j I l it . ' "i . . . i www. .
tiottiett4W!paax)M.theil)ac:ift general, vanaDiy tn e same ooject, evinces a design j or have we been wanting in at ten
V11?1 i f f' to reduce them der absolute despotism, tion t0 our British brethren. We Save.
. rtM-vwnir.'-nrtTrit nnari. htm amr??-. it is their right, it is their duty, to throw earned them, from time to time, of at-
uix Bucu guvummcu-auu w pruviue new tempts, by their legislature, to extend ai:
guards for their future security. Such unwarrantable jurisdiction over us. WV
has been the Datient sufferance of these
'JOOU maj Vl bere.
fir rl t,,.-4 i ? r which constrams f them; to alter their ye appealed to their, native jnsttce
entitled to their full proteo-
in
T
are bow preparod to furnish our eattomera with
1
alt deecrifctlona.' We win alao t nrnan at tne nortest
notice. Ornamental Cakea of all deaccripuons, to .
I I Wi ri-rrrgft ivrsnh fir & ft. 'fate a
f; Ymderlni oar thanka to oar eoBtomersVand toBtinig
1 eonunoanoa ox tne mn, w9 wuiam twiicvuuuj,
IP-?..
I Jtajl-l-tf. ;;r
M. HAHJf A CO.
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To tliq FuMie.
-o-
J. 'W. VAUGHN
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; 7 Oot. South Front and Hancock Street,
former-' systems of - government. The
histdrv of -the present iking i: of Great
Britain is a history of repeated injuries
and usurprtions, all having, in direct' ob
ject; the : establishment of an absolute
tyranny over these states. ; lo prove
this, let facts be submitted to a candid
world: --;! ' !
He has refused his assent to laws the
most wholesome and necessary for the
public good. ' . ' .'
He has forbidden his Governors to
Av e hare, appealed to their, native jnsticef'
and magnanimity, and we have conjurtd
them, by the ties of our common kindred,
to disavow these usurpations, which woulc
inevitably interrupt our connexions and
correspondence. They, too, have-been
deaf to thevoicc of .justice and of con
san gm in ty. , Av e must, therefore, acqui
esce in the. necessity which' denounces
oiir separation, and hold them, as we hold
the rest of mankind, enemies in war, in
peace friends. . -.
! TVe, therefore, tho representatives of
the United States of America, in general
1 w
'AWTJfACTTJBBItV STOCK,
-rer I .:'"-: ' OLD IRON,
lay t-l-tf, i
pass laws' of immediate and pressing im
-a rlnxtha Wghaafc market price for an kind of. portanCe, unless suspended in their opera- Congress assembled, appealing to -the
V 5 ? ' ' . 'I1 ' -9 r . U;Ati till Y ncconf clrtnhl rt1t?iino1 C? r '.U i Str 11 r-
und, when so suspended, he has utterly rectitude of .onr intentions, do, in the
neglected to attend to them. name, and bv the authority of the. good
He has refused to pass other laws for people of these colonies, solemnly publish
the accommodation of ! large districts of declare that these united colonies arc,
people, unless those people would relin- aiui 0f right ought to be, free and indc-
quish the. right ot representation in the pendent states; that they are absolved
Initio 1211 o ri rrY inocf .molilo fr tTiotrf I a? 11 -11 " a. a! T14-tl AnAirn I
lytoaovm xv y . a, At w .ftftiA.uft.c. w xv
OLD BRASS,!
OLD LBAD,
1 OLD, COPPER,
i
, ah EVE RSO K S 0 O.,
. . . .. i I ..." .':
TuieAiti Distillers,
1 v MUler'a Wharf, Union Point.
Abo WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCERS,"
, Toot'of Jtflddle at, opposite the Market, j
f . i , . NEW BERN !N, C.
ji iieitwood's
P H 6 TO Gil A PHHK O 0;MS Hihe
f.-t'v:.u;.vj-.I CBAYEN STBPETl. :-, , , -i'l.VrVAvO;
IVVNEVjr BERNE, N. C.,
1 jorrbart TTw Buuni teiiticAi pmca)
? II 0 T OORA-pnSAWB BjO.T EJjS S,
ND Terrthing pertaining to the rt done in the exposed to all the danger 01 mvas
7-bf!y,,'; '- t " f 1 I 1 1 If. ' ? fJ without, and convulsions within.
InitrnctioM eiren in the art. : L i . - - "? , .
Stock for aale and entire oatftt Junuahod Jmau
atancc on KewYork com. j
JIar 1-tf K .v--:;.fl. j:-, W V Vt
500 Bbls. .RocWaRd
xt-
Lime,
frnm nil nllorinnn t thft "Rritisll CrOWn
and formidable to tyrants only. and that all political connexion betweer
He has called together legislative bodies tliem and the state of Great Britain is
at places unusual, uncomfortable, and dip- and ought to be, to tolly dissolved; an
tant from the depository of - their public that, as free and independent states, the;
records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing ave full power to levy war, conclud
them into compliance with his measures, peace, contract alliances, establish con -
He Jias dissolved-representative houses merce, and to do all other acts and thin? j
repeatedly; ; for ; opposing, with manly which independent states may of rigH
firmness, his invasions on the rights of An And fnr th a snnnnrt. of this declar r
1 .-!:,. I aw Vmw f -w -w 1
e; . i M l tion. with a firm reliance on the proteb--
He has refused, for a long time after tion of Divino Providence, we mutually
such dissolutions, to cause others to be pledge to each other our lives, our fdr-
eiected;;whereDy tne legislative powers, tunes, and our sacred honor.
incapable of, annihilation, have returned
m. - .1 . l .i r , .l r . I i' -
to iuo. people at large ior lueir c-ierciae , A minnpr nn inr,! TI. 1SL S. Lvra, if a
tj.- intx , 1 - - in : . . ' 4.
v 11 "lu letter dated Zanzibar, March 28th, to lis
exposed to aU the danger of invasion from - 5lin(r at Howth.nearDubUn, Oe-
1n,1 mnl-no iho frtllrt-urinor rp.fprcnce ItO
He' has endeavored to prevent the Ux- 't::a Afnn ftmlorir:
population of these States ; for that Ptir- j'j Ibtold ' -m my last letter tlat
ose, obstructmg the laws for, naturahza- br. Lh-instone had been murdcredlin
tion 01 ioreigners ; rei using to pass oujere f, interior hv the natives. V e hive
I hat U10 governments instituted by
UiePresident in the rebel states having
i t -in almost every essential to adapt
icr constitutions to the republican form
tine necessary by tho change in the po
lit'taT character of so many millions of
tijcople of those states, it was the duty
ofCongress to inquire into theso organi
r.alns, and, finding them both illegal
(yft an tf -republican to Tcfse.thetn rcp-rt-fentation.
. That.it was iirthe powcf
id it was the duty of Congress to .sweep
un existence anyj and all governments
ill any states which were anti-republican,
as these governments in tho rebel states
crc, ana to provide ior tne csiaoiisnnient
f other governnients therein, of the basis
republican equal jty.
5. Tliat Congress was correct in its
decision that any governments in these
stt.tts dcn-ing suflrage to all freemen,
Tvitlirmt rlifttinr.tiori of raco or colorfwero
u illegal,-and anti-republican; and is justi-
nca 111 denying representation to uiosc
states until they do grant suffrage to tho
people without such distinction.
6. The right ofj suffrage is the only
secure means by which any icrson can
protect his libertyand that it cannot ,lc I
denied to tho colored people, wno, in most
of the states, if not all, constitute the
maioritv of those wlio proved steadfast
to the Union, and fought in the ranks' of
its armies, without a denial of tho repub
lican principles upon which the govern
ment is founded, i j ( I
7. That the Constitutional Amend
ment proposed by 1 the bst Congress. was
an indispensable necessity created by j the
1
FURNISHED AT
9
ihort Notice;
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SPOKES AND STAVES.
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TcnaaCaah. ;., , c. . .j j.v "f
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lpowees;
t
South Front Street,!
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be rcl WMi Do mortiJ rrrr V-nrw. fthm
to h3tntr liio-c who. from krfEl t-rrt:i. otu
tropliM. umum In lorr, kwa of nlaxlotw &nd f rtcJt
k Of taoarr. Ac Liro boo. rue rtaoudsU tOj
roootmln aoxxt frk-oCa vt larrm. it: art ict tm
Urm property, tdhm 70 thm blw yum mrm bv
Baa lo pro mtta In m ttct foa wiii Xm nwt
asm pvdj arrt- t4 u' rvn tt rry a 50m
WiU awrr. xirtm jr lb r.snc T.ir.- aad t hjw1i
imtra ttt tarn wroa. tim tx&m yow Ty tfctrVU. "
im3 trades Brrirr ', vi lie 1 crc 1 rem 1 ic i
ne la the rtrjurct trvi.U-.fcc tr thl orrrcotae
or rmlainlMte ta tlko rotifirri.t Joo--ron Ut nru
nd po4tk)tM oi tbe Lluvt &M Ok lar la Uo
bdMnitt Oo Um cf birta. l A5ocr ftUre
Atvxlr of i&Am. Frit ot to rueH U rrrsUwt Aa.
iroos;tti oa muvtk. it rwu roe XMt ir.aa. aoa
mar rrTtr a?la Lr to xturi a vjtuli:t.
roubl:&Uon fr. .ta l.tt( ttl J1 6"lrv4 lrJrm."
tUm. $1. rrtW- Hrirs at m tf'.rtsijre can tottwH ti
Xdie by aaall t:h oqaal eWtty a&d aUSctlom ta
Utrmlrt, a If la perun, A t&J aod exj.Ucli cXart,
wrlttra oct. iib B Iztqalrit urTl u.4 r.krtw
eftrtoctd, eat Wy ramll oa mV ctre tkhr ur- .
Uooed. Tbe ttiicut ncrrrj -miU hm raAlbUlrand. ar
mil rorrpror-ienne rr.unx4 or 6trcrj r4. lUxcrt-aac
of tfca llvift orfirr. Inmllid Uto? Cct!rit4j ilm.
Writ pbdarr tL of ta tnorta aad rrtr la Lies
70a trrra vora, rockwUx a in&a lark t f tadr. . .
AAdroa, Xaoask IL A. rtlUUUO.
1 o. Dniwttt r.c, tt rrai, N. V.
if,T-lly.
- ? Marvin's Patent
DRY PLASTEIT, 4 :
A XD Ii VJl GLA J? PRO OP
ALU3I 'AND
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Importer and Dealer In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
' ! - :
WINES, ;
' uauoES
& OIGAES.
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! THE CHOICEST BRANDS rX STOH8. ! ,
Accu for fiXmTii Cdrtoated . '
Present Use and Stock Alet
Thia ALE la Brewed exprwly for Soalarm Xarfcrta,
. . . St 1 . .1 . 'J I I ' - - . . . ... . .
war ; that xvongress ma ngut in propos- and warranted to jlzkt wasi uuat.
bg it, and in making Its ratlUCatlon ; as I jmvz excloalrcl engaged U tha abort Wacaaa, I
prerequisite of the recognition ot any rvpartd to offer ktdcial iducxm ents to
the amendment in all its parts-ftlib
declaration of citizenship, the limitation
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an
partlca parchaKlrc la tj Uaau
3ay S-l-tf.
t; towers.
araa or cu ror j "cTrri cvuJf.
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Warrboc f No. Til ttoct rt . rtliJHt.U.-
Xars Ml
BTI.IUTT.- Aabani. T.oV
A.-a. ITatra. M Mra
C UllLM prodscvd bjUftH
of ITwL le lirmx 1'1T
le nirTr-ut. Otx" f n . !' -
tloa varranTed tocuri lb
. . tao4 rtrtta and atiboTa
Lair of eit Ucr ex U.tt v try
rl nrV-t. or b, mM!r mrl. od ly tSa
f khlonabW of lrt aad ljOTon. -1ta tbr tot rrtU-
f TtB rtulr. Iota mo trjprr to ta ItaSr. TrW f
Otnnln No. ss Urrrr rtrrrt, Trvj, N. T, fV a?rt
toriae uutoa utoa . 171-ny
7.
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TrnnsKTTl and
If TAClinS fom-d to
xrs-
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rrxnr Vfoa tlx raoth
taoa la from lime to iw '
vhIj tnr alnc lr. hir-
lalrp. tba kot woaactfcl
dix'txrry la mod'ti arlmcw
ctlkf tirva Laa Ikoid attd
IlalrInaa!BoBiirarsiiooaaxa&rr. ltLl"rBW'i 1-T
th rftM cf Writ mxA IxnuVti 1th !tw rot fUUTi
Nam tf a3 iarrtirr 13 t mmt
aad It rcUra atlarOoa ta ot grrn ta rrrrj tawtaor.
tbe tnoorr trill be fbrfeily rnaodML lrtoe I7 mail,
acAlrd and ttoltia!d. tl. IVcr5rf!re rtn.li n4 t.
ttmotiUli tn&ilnd tw. AAdfTM IXHOint. MIIT7 A
CO- !TiJta, Na. M lUrrf rtrort. Trvy. N. T.
acraU t or tbe l oltrd felatra. ij
Lorch. Brotliers,
TTJST reeeited and for sale !y
: Hay-4t.tf;-y::v.i4:
P.MERWTN&Ca;
Pollok at; New Berne.
toOTWuithOT just receivcd the news that tl
rawing the conditions of new appropria- in that he (Dr.Lii
i -
JCSactessor to)!
... 11' .
- 1; EDWIN WEST
there is
Livingstone)
had sent some of his men down toi
offvr Yia notfln nrtrl rttVlOr JirtlclcS. I OTllv
of justice, by refusing his assent to laws , it b truc
.
of representation to those admitted' to
suffrage, the inviolability of the national
debt, the repudiation of the rebel deb,
the disfranchisement of those rebels ivhp
had added official perjury to treason-r- ' Afrn ttq
htis wise and just, and of its necessity T? Viinvinvq
there am be no doubt. if j PUOC
tions of lands.
He has obstructed the administration
for establishing judiciary powers.
-He has made judges dependent on his
will frtT. thA tnnrP nf tlimr offices. M nen tne IlinaOQ pr.pal, a ---t
euand payment of ; th W-Jlg tne
30012STOItB
- HEWSf DEPOT.
r . :. T " Ho. 20 Poixok Stbsit. ;f
Jal737-tf." ;." - 1 ' 1
;.!!' a! . ( T hoKv
Salaries. ?- tr; :. ; ' . ,. . ' : VMnmr vhila
-.r "-r.- - r amnnd thee smile. Contrive so to
SrS tToir that you may depart in smiJes, whi
rffrin r--'- rr-r . . I around you weep.
Ua v.oa 1-pnt. Amoncr ns. in times OI
peace, standing armies,
sent ot our legislature.
r Th.it the Keconstruction acts of the
last Congress were the results of a wiie
exercise of the unquestionable power, of
no j the law-making branch of the govern
ment ; that the military provisions oi tne
acts are no more violations of liberty
than the employment of the army for the
suppression of the rebellion, .and that the
South must accepi the situation fully and
unreservedly. j . . .' ; .
9. That reconstruction and restoration
of the whole Union are eminently . de
sirable ; that it must be accomplished be
fore there can be a full return to all the
Llpfisimrsofa wise and economical ad-
c
DRY GOODS, ' ;
BOOTS and SHOES, &c
Goaatrr Prodaee a)vra oo haad.
f prfinxn oa the pmalaea.
to
(boa
all
I five
tall
AccoaTtBod atioa)
Maj f-l-tf
BROAD STREET,
CRISrJEIt. , COIA.
Oh ! tlie at Wot If tl ar4 f a!r.
. - With tlaiTT rjt. and rC? alr,
WW carlitc UttCr1,' toil, rvtvlord.
. ' Eocbalrjrd tte ttt heart axd bltd.
1 o i i't cnihTEit coma;
Per Oarlirg tie. Hair dcila Bex Srto Utrj
Bf awft? ikia attM LaAw aod OcfVawa caa hra .
tf thftMrrrr a thoand fAd. it ! otJ articie
la the wortl that vi'J rrt ttraist h-ir. 4 at tbt me
tlaw rWt U a braattf J, ioy arpraoB. Tle C)rta
wt CVrtaa Dot tmlj ovii tW kilr. tart tarrwt,
bcaittlAra aad rtearra It : la hirhlr ai4 6VV;hti:'f
firrf arnd, aod ta tbe 100K rome art Ida of tbe alad .
trrrr oStrrd lo lh ArrrlcAa jn.UV. The Crtne Coate
aril t arat to arr mO&rm, aaloa aaa Kitvt ri.
Addrraa all ororr to
W. U CXAIIK A fX) CV-mM.
5o. t Wnt rrj-rti Mwt, tfTxacctt, N. T.
Xtyt l-l ' f r
NEW BERN. N. C,
.APrLICTEDJ
ij- ttrrrrit no xoEn
i ll; WEIGHT & CO.,: .
- J4 and 25 People's Market, ' J
:W33f'W HER N AT. C. , .
Groceries,: fouwarding
without the con- I 'Ancients mounds are found nottiaa au
over tho State of Florida, and in excaht.
rr u ffoVi trt roriW trtA Vnilitarv mg some of them there are . found sidle.
Independent of. abd superior to, the civil tons of human beings together w 'ar
power. ."";". t Jl . " - tides belonging to cmliaUon which has
14.8 nas comDinea, wtu ouicrs, to buw -o
ject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our " .- ; " r , v
constitution, and unacknowledged by pur The Iron Masters of Pittsburg have
icsion Ilerclianto. Wfe.tto ? ; tStB
1 preteuueu lfgisiauuu ; - . .
- I -r. Z'. 1 ntomJ ItriorA nn S?itnrnav TnOTTimg. thfl SJd. nf
-nLLleaTomarke -wharf eTery. Saturday Ior WaahJ, -fV -' v UV- fr?l
f lnton, N. C. andDjde Countr. , Jt , - ur puiwwug tucu, . ,
QooaeiittoocarewmUdcUToredwlthdjapateX murders which
POST, 1ZA.QT BAWZIIZJi.
ASP
lXIXlj
J. & IL PATTERSON,
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MIDDLE STIEETa . -t
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ATROlf," f "captVEPTUA ROSE,
LEOLA, - - I , JOSEPH ROSE,
37 eacrlpUon of XU2IBER kepi etaataatlj en
"ayt-l-tl. 1- ... .
A man named Jcreniiah Hale waif
they should commit ,on the inhabitants of 1 Jymg to a tree, near Kaleign, jn.jj va.
ii - c.a. ' - -. , - i Tipsnnv morninrr. wiui pir. . rwuinr
: Tor cutting off our trade with all parts i that it was done by outraged peoilt0r
of the world: " morse sieaung. ...
ministration of the affairs .of the govern- Vhoixsale -and Retail Dealtxs in
montr that thcro U no portion of tho i !
w . .il I am Ak 1 aa-a- a a W Af Tl rt r r - TI f T
peoplowbo more earncsuy uesira -Auoii
restoration than the army gencraUyy br
tirc fiyo oomnvuidersof the mihtary dis
tricts; that tho Union thus restored upon
tho broad and enduring basis of the
litical eqoahty of aU treomcn, the iuuixe
glory and safety lot tne nauon wm w
secured beyond au uui . , j
i n TlSat all northern states which
have not established impartial suffn
DRY GOODS, :
I GROCERIES,
: ROOTS AND SHOES,
t -rXira AND CAPS,
crockery: r . t::.r,
thould do so without delay.
Afwva jp W aTV
' :. TIN WulREL
. ' Xrrrr varterr oi -1
SCHOOL BOO Iv S .
TtrUL: hr the M tf DZ. JOTNTTIIXS HJint.
VY joo caa be ctred prnnAarsUr. aad at a trilUf
CO- - r . - - .... . . U r
Tbe altmll.lair raonraa t.ca a iirnoi .
ralaaUe aWiriaa for ftoyalcaJ aad Mrrroca wur.
Gttwral Prbtllif aad iToatraUoa, Lom of Xaarslsr
roetbfal ladirrrtioa. rcaCtrt It LM aao rwaawa v
Hit iU mnora all tvrTooa afforCoti. oVprr-aloa. r
dleoMSt, larapadt to at1y or Impim-m.
tarmorr. oonlakrtw taoartu '.V?,rtifi?f! .
ftaaailty.A. U rrtor lia f tit, rrocw U
heaitb of Ue uun ooirvjoa j ...-.
or eU . w - or TVw.
Yoaax Men. oa 'TZ. ZLa rTt a.
tor,-, aad lfixww rrmrM vt, . .. J
! for the Ciix:r. aaa oa .
KSbc-il A Prtf tra ta Otaraatard t errry t-
lJIl.acL tec 1 acaralaaU .riaarT
thenar aad frt care cf
tknJ Diacaar GraTa,Hrtctaaad.UatrtS
to t re 4j ra Ttar reared "IISTae
uZrtZmrr wiUe aator lh. !iWir iSJai
trWix. , UM.flbtMll to
daily Republican newspaper, CODTSpi AED GE3EHAL EmPPIKQ
bcefi starte.1 in tKe Soafh eince .the pa- . v v JIEUCH ANTS.- ' -
. i . - ' eoc ailrrad tltroia.iAB at w ivmari uoaae ja
nT- FlndcrsJ of Louisiana, was once ir-Lx cm. . - i - .
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