North Carolina Newspapers

ss IE T9. ned. eeri his1 ase- tf 1 SO re- ton itc 507; tttor boo. 118 0i" fchort ! PUBLISHED ,T1U-WEEKLY. H. J. HETmGEB, U. D., Editor" JAi 0. HABBIS02T, Publisher & Prop'ri BATES OP SUBSCRIPTION : Terms Cash in Advance One Year Six Months Three Months One Month " . I .YAW W v.: I nTTTPTN TXT TT Yr r--- - v i i . i . - i i i - i r j i i . i 2 - f i ii i , i i vm i x it i i it i jt i i 1 ' - .- , -. , . .' .. .' 1 1 ' ' . - --. ..'-. r,' ., ; - ...,, ... ...... ' ' ' " . 1 " i ti - ' . i $fi.0O 3.00 1.50 ' 60 Hattresse. Mirrors, Koaldingsv TTI? A 7 iT STOCK ftp i FUENITTJEE& BEDDING IN THE STATE. COWS-TING IN PAKT OP k. . I A5 Parlor ' Famltare, : Uockers, ), Sofas, V .-. stands, V Cv-fTt Tables, C. A. UELS01T & CO.- Cwea Street, HEWBLTW, K. 0. jiayM-tf. " . , . '.,. VOL I.-N0. 40. NEW BEIIX, N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, ifcfoj PRICE 5 cms. fied, Bedsteads, Barraos. ' J f hairs t Cradle, f ribs, (VMehesv Desk, LoageS w A. it - !- "Merchants'. Club House,", i , - t ..... . .? t . . . - . - CRAVEN STREET , . : Near the Post Office, . -4 4. - "'". -' . '.! .. f.'-1 NEW BERK, N. C. PERSONS coming; to Xew Bern, will fina this a neat and comfortable place to stop at. .Every attention paid to guests. . . , t i i BAR Always supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors, and ;. TABLES,. - ; ' I "With all the market will suppljv . ' , LODGINGS, ; ; s, : : . . " Unsurpassed. . " ! W5L L. PALMER, , , May 2-1-tf. , . . Proprietor. New York Bakery. ' M; ILVIIX fc CO., 1 ; ; 31 POLLOK STREET, NEW BERN, N. ci, i A nnoancc to our patrons and the, public in gcneral, A van uavin ncteu up our . i BAKERY IX THE BEST 2IAKNER, i are now prepared to furnish our cii&tomers with GOOD BREAD, PIES AND CAKES of all descriptions. . We will also furnish at the shortest notice, Ornamental Cakes of all descriptions, to PARTIES, WEDDINGS, &Q. ' : ienilcrlng our thanks to our customers, and eolicitiny a continuance of the eamcv wo remain respectfully, THE EEPUELI0AIT PASTY THE PAETY P0E THE SOUTH. Speech Hon, John i?. French, in the jrican Vhuj ch at Edenton NT. C.,on the ening of Jpne 18, 1867." A residence of thrA has made me somewhat acquainted with vuuuuusmnces oi your people the sacrifices of these past vears vo, nffi! ii and your needs. And 1 mo 1, to-night not for tlie purpose of arravin anjrneclass of your citizens ainst anotner. but in sinrpr nnA Wlth , classes, would hv - nn a appeal seek the good of all. Those Were mspirbd, - as well as sublime words of Abraham' Lincoln,: when i in his last ' in- uuguravne saia it called . on further ti I - RATES OF ADVERTlSCtQf Trn l!ar or coe la ii of r-tt cva4lti.u a vur, ... . Oo jaAre, erne iRwrua . x . FprtlU JJutlrr ctrTd PT CCtt. UW (lu orV dlmry aJrrrtlanarxf a. , , Tot alfGrtierkrla leaned lrrfjxlfcrr, c xy eraL.' zones, nas its very home here Vnd the gripe, jjcrhaps the most profitable of fruits, grows no where else so well as in North Carolina. Rice and cotton, great articles of food and raiment, staples of commerce, flourish in broad tracts of the State, Wirde the great coast-belt of pine forest is rich with its peculiar products. The geographical position of North Caro lina ensures rare agricultural advantages; cflven nas heen ; no .less bounteous to you in the bestowal of the means for making you a gfeat ahd prosperous Man ufacturing peopled On all your rivers of the interior and western sections, is al most unrivalled water-power, and all now flowing idly to the ijsea, Weldon, upon the Roanoke, furnishes a site for a manu facturing town unequalled nrouablv on 1 this f'oiltinoilt X-it ouVklrt nUll anil f. u i V ' e 8,loul g5 iorward peruana a single saw, -represents the city I TPr of dty " with; charity for all, which long ago should have- left Lowell, and malice to warl nrii " i-Tw ! ,j t:i.iL i r-.4 i . . ' T : rv ,"v"v ; -u mut Bmru iu. jwrtnee, ana juancnesier. lar m i muconie to tins creat am pnw tru the roar. mgnt. and roll so big a stone upon it that ino trump may ever awaken it to resurrec tion. Glory to God r from all parts' of the house.! Freedom I North Caroli na was Dlanteil in tho mnsiV nf frrvlmM.l fmihl Stts. How arc wc to establish such a govern ment? To secure political resulu men act through parties as individuals, we ore weak but. through parties we inav me oppressions ot tne religious, bigotry of thiit proud Colony, came to the woods Cff North Carolina that thef fnl!t lrV Special Notices, lAmen! AmenlllBlacfcmpnhnfl And wlmt.'tfttA'm nll'thn thirfi-lcU ? nuelrod has alike cast you altinto the richer iu mineral ; wealth than , yours? lurnaft of trial hffi:..: . tr -r I t 1 r -. j " "v uuiiutiuu, i uur ior. ituiiiuiuuer uir imn strut nnn or rnn i een two minerals, in May 2-1-tf. M. UAUN & CO. To the Public. Ji W, VAUGHN, j : TCor.'outh Front and Hancock Street," IS paying the highest market prices for all kinds - ' "r - ' j MANUFACTURERS' STOCK, , i OLD IRON, tuuca .i e mierwoyen; .-whatever elevates Itiver country; these ui uegraues tne one class, elevates or de- inexhaustible bed of superior quality, pade.both. jTThe, last ; five years have and in close proximityi The very facts urougni sutlering and poverty to you all which have given England her wealth a common ruin rests upon the State, and power and greatness among the na- Ae, and these years have: been ? made tions.-: Theu farther westward you have meinorable by deeds of sacrifice and lotty fine beds of copper, and the slope of your rv , " w-wu uu uuu eiass oi : your . mouijiams is ncn witn goia. people may claim the exclusive honor. But better than all, more valuable than . l j have seen your young men, your -no- all, you have an abundance of Labor; for .v.o.v va wvou uciuveu or in nmisn- it is aanor. iTOti-nrri.nrion .inn nnnnvnitio 1.1. ji iL i : i -: .. : . . ijuiu, iue nope oi me commonwealth, the which gives value, to heldsj and water uuuc, , w imouii a murmur go power, ana mines, inc oiaie wuicn pos lOrlll. lO ' llie DattI-hPln Viiiiil . nniil ita ROs(i .1 thrwo rmtivo rinnroa ia tin h.n stonn pt iron hail not one of all these prosperous one. but the State that nos- -ia.i"wi-i:ufc wiujs - went ionn orQiignt a sessing mem nas aiso laoorin aounaance and the skill to bring them together. ev tousjrht brave- JNortu Carolina nas a million ol neon o. ly as J and many "of you believe, in an every man and j woman a free one, firreat unnecessary, iooiish, ana wicked war up- applause, and everv one anxious for On a nirhttlll and K(npll(Ant rrnvanimmif I imrX.'. 1 but not so did it seem to them for tiw.v believed they were firhtiuf for home and its cherished idols. Applause I have SeeU the devotion of vour women to these soldiers and , their cause, stripping their housesjbf the com forts of home, that they mitrnt reheve camn and hnsnit.nl sniriM. what of their rigors. A devotion so earn est aud selt-forirettinsr. that it ie nnov. ambled in the history of the world save only by the like angelic ministrations of uie women or the orth. I I ha build a State where men could Trnrvfiir. God according to the dictates of Uiiir own conscience. Amid such holy. pur poses were the foundations of North Carolina laid. But the sons proved un- wonny ot such freedora-loving sires, and -mi:i ooeo qi Broay. Freedom was obliged to gather up her JTtTi VT 1,T; ,1,,, iafl.'.-L r.. A Machine 4,Ea. no riraL UhlmUteai vue lair gouuess retnnis, Wltn lorgl VCXlCSS stood, and not IlaU to ck ost of ordrr. - m her heart, her pleasant face lifted with It qwuac. partio-wi m a&th aad Vcaiher, the light of new hones, and brinf?nwr ten caonot be eqaailed; and aa sxrh, reeuanaead U to thousand blessings in her train? 1 Opin Mrvd pabng wide all vour crates! and let her in ! TT T . ' " . i w m a i i i-u all tu JLI.UJLUV JLJJLKJ UUk (1V f pP Thla is tral' th of pto-gTw. and Lb can pojU are, beyond docbt, Xjx ahead cf aZl other. Tbla la deart deaxmKratrd by tb Srvlac Machine which la, itxicUj ipeakl&. aa Axacrlcaa la- ration. In Ud branch of mascfactare. U DHU SCITUCU Jfew York City, 3famrfctarlB aoend mechanl 1 i -i ... ;-, t vnuai, njipiause.j one comes wun Dios singsfordHj she brings life and health an4 prosjenty ; give her welcome; tgive her room : . and she will make North coMpaky, - Vrw XIarxx, CoxsKmcrr. ASSETS, Carolina What God designed she shonld be when Ue built her mountains and tHl- . Q1 540,116.60. ed their vaults .with uncounted vcalth, 7JV -.w--a.w. w when he spread her shining plains rnjd Nason fc Foster, Agts. New Berne, N.C. furrowed .through them the great nvecs. A queenly State, chief "among her sisters, the home of freemen, a pillar of liberty, a fountain of happiness aud prosperity. LiietTs.j ,t i OFFICE A T "BIG BOO TT Eats ! Hats ! ! Hats ! ! ! ! TO EXCOURAGK I' . . i IXDUSTCT AND IMMIGC TIOX. I D02TT LEAVE TOWN, OR STAT IX TOWN ANY r CONGER, WITHOUT CALLING AT And you want government hcreJ fellow citizens, not only to secure all citizens in thejr equal political rights, but by its legislation to secure and protect labor, to succor and develop your native resources, to give employment to your "citizeijs, bring in 'capital, encourage immigration. No man will sav.nav to that ; I '4 1 GOODSPEED'S Weekly Steamship LinoV . ' . ' - Bfttcfen 2fric 3 morJc rn'1 AVv Bmuj : . . - Xvrth Carolina.' CAKRTLNQ UNITED STATES r Xtxe A No, X 6textas2tlp .-4- MOBE EQCITAULE TAXATION ve seen the sutlering of the colored RAGS, &CV&C. May 3-1 -tf. OLU BRASS, - OLD LEAD,' -' OLD COPPER E VE RSO N & CO., Turp eiitine Distillers, . Miner's Wharf, Union Point . T ' Also WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCERS, x Foot of Middle St., opposite the Market, ! a; NEW BERN, N. C. i ; . May2-i-pin. J I . Ferdinand Ulricli, rr At the "Big Indian on Middle StreeQ VV through these years of desolation! arch pr0miseuoiisiy , bueh poverty-yet no repining! Such will not have ii , abusebut not a hand lifted in revenge ! :v:n fint :Ilvo.t Trusting as the sparrow, and ' forgiving as charity itself. Forgetting all the bit ter past, and eagerly gazing 'or the rising future.' Anxious above ailelse to show men and Heaven how grateful they are . for this great boon of freedom, and earn " estly seeking the path of duty iii the mitlSS 01 tne great respOIlSl DUltieS WlUUll Iv-'ru.rntincviii its unniinrt nnt fihnrin ixuye so suuueuiy. taiieii upon. mem.,, m its burdens a'lid THE GREAT WANT OF NORTH CAROLINA. CIVIL GOVERNMENT. But with .-alL these blessings, fellow- citizens, you have one great want, a want that must be supplied belore these bles sings can be made of nractieal value. . , ,ii X ou want government, republican gov- eniment, civil' goveniment. The fair temple of justice and law ami Order which your fathers reared through so many trials and such; anxiety,-you the children m an hour otr frenzv havo torn down. The ruins are all about you, column and j heaied. Confidence in one another; capital will not seek investment here ; lalor can not find employment, until you have again government, law and order; not a mili tary government, the government of the bayonet, directed by a single man; not a provisional, neither a territorial govern ment, but a government- springing from the people of the btatc, all classes hearti- a m And you want a government henj thjit shall give you a more just and equtable system of taxation. Taxes must ''neces sarily be high for many years. There has. been a great deal of dancing; and now it remains to pay the, fiddlers In North Carolina taxes rest too heavily upon' industry and business; and thelpdbri Drct Goods Dattona, PIIAIR & FAJBB'&f, ; XO. 40 POLLOK STn xxo arTCXQ a FINE FUR OR STRAW HAT. . They ar rtUilloj them LESS Til AW mOLE3ALE PRICES, And can tbow more than FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES. Ji. UrjB rariety of 1 ' - ' . TrimmlDps Edsins, Inaertlnfa, Sia MntUna, Jaconeu, NalDooka plain and checked, Marealllea, GInshama, PricU, dc, Ac 1 bilk and Cloth Bacqnea and Cioaka. , Reft qoaUtie of Hoop Rklrtt, Utcat tjk. i aix or mnwr wiix z mlo at rum arnt LOWER THAN NEW YORK RETAIL RATE?. all coming time to their honor it shall ba told how well the colored people of this land, as ".well as thousands of the -whites here, alas ! that we may not say all, met the great changes of this eventfdl peViod, fBress 'the good Lord.1 I I have seen -the sunering of the Union white men of North Caroiiua. Men' who, .! because they were true to the government of their fathers, true to the teachings of their wnoje life, as well as the lessons of all history, were obliged to fly their homes and f or:'-months in your swamps t p ' i ... e it-.' ' t j ana ioresis uiae away ii om meir crateu Meerschaum, Briar VTood and Rubber pipes fellow-men, more ferocious than the wild and Segar Bolder, Clay Pipes ana beasts. The world knows little of the MAJiDFACTtmEn AND DKALETt IN SEGARS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL f All kinds of SMOKING, CHEWING, and SNUFF TOIiAUCO. , , - - I ALSO Tobacco Fouclies. W Orders punctually attended to. June &-16-tf. 500 Bbls, Rockland Lime, TUST recelTcd and for sale hy 0 . P. MERWIN & CO., May 30 13-tf. Pollok New Berne; Walter . West I (Successor to) . ! I. EDWIN WEST, Its protection : a govern merit in fraternal sympathy with the Fed eral Goveniment, that you may feel its strong arms of succor and protection be neath you, bearing you upward in the new and glorious career which now opens. before you. Is there any man ot these hundreds; black or white, who doesn't say that civil government is to-day the .: j - ax .u t .i:;, n o Va1 one. " Then so far we arc agreed; Apf plausc. 1 , . My2-l-t .PIIAIR Jc FARR, XO. ) POLLOK STRKE BOOK STORE AND NEWS DEPOT. Joijitt'tt No.. 20 Poixok Stbxet. ! .. ' ICE-COLD LAGER BEER JOHN O'CONNOR'S,; UIDtfLE ST., NEW BERN, Jf.d " T sulierings and wrongs of the Union raett of the South through the years of this terrible) war. That's so, that's so. -t; But I came here to-night to stir none of. thes bitter memories. 1 1 would let bye-gones be bye-gUnes and in view of the common ruin that has overtaken all classes forgiving andJ trying to forget, tuftt alloyed froin the' past to the future. The blact cloud of storm and war has nasawl hvfir. the sun has broken out and now the bow of promise spariS the flee ing blactness. A half million ot graves f urrowhe land ; the noblest and bravest blood of the nation, North and South ; in their midst we would indulge in too word of crimination; their precious j d ist con secrates' the earth and makes every acre of bur 'Wide , domain sacrebl soil ; with something of that brave love of country and high devotion to. auty witn wnicn they went to their graves, let jus accept thd work tney nave ieio ior us. L plause. " . .. ' ', vv ltn uiieatj iuchi" "." these broken tamines, xnese ucsuia hearts rwnose us. 0 ' ' V.r homes these sorrowing nearia ; wiioso he undersigned respecttullttan- i . uttered, with the thun- on Middle Bt, where auperior accominodationa wlUbe Znnf God's VOICO Scarcely yet iOSt i t-. r - . m ifratinf? ecnoes ui Choice Wines, Liquors, Ale, Por- EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL CITIZENS. s Now, fellow-citizens, what do we want of government? We want a government that shall secure to every citizen ot JN ortn Carolina equal rights before tho law, and especially equal protection before the courts. Cheers! , The black men all say amen to that, and so will evefy thought ful white man.T Slavery has beeu abol ished in North Carolina, and you have no hnnn nr dosiri for its restoration. Then will you make contented freemen of these freedmen ? or permit them to continue in an anomalous, discontented, restless, half way condition -between slavery and free dom? Have you a safe place for any such class of citizens? Oh! Men ot North Carolina! Be wise in this day of your ; grand opportunity, close in with these terms of Congress, follow the lead ings of Providence, for once be in har mony with the -spirit of the age and the drift of American politics, and welcome these freedmen to the full rights cf citi zenship. I These new duties .will.-. touch -rlnrrQ nt l?f in them, and they will rise nipidTy to a full appreciation of their icisDOiisibifities and iu all tho relations of society begin to develop a vigorous man TTva mn fi. child who has reached the proper age to learn to walk, what do yon do? ; Keep it in the cradle and continue to rock it because it cannot walk? If you er, Lager Beer, Congress Water, &c.v&c. men here who pay Jice dollars olf tax will agree with me that their tax - should be less and the burden rolled more mbu property. Applause ? j ; FREE AND UNIVERSAL EDUCATION. And you want a goveniment in orth Carolina that shall give you a sj'steiu jof iree scnoois, siijorted by tne property of the State, and onen to.cvcrv chflil alike, rich and poor, white and -black. LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE, I iiess tne goou ixiruij 41 is a suame that North Carolina has done so little 311 the way of educating her people, and that thoiisaiidsof her white children havebeiti 1 1 . . . t I f penniiieii 10 gmw upw uuoui tne oppor tunity of learning the simplest rudimetfts Ot iiii English education. I Let us compare what North Carolina has done in the way of edueatingj her children", with the same work by sonic if her sister States. We lrtivo to go bark to the census tables of 1 850, as tho censli of 1860 gives us no educational irvvft. In 1850, Maine had 13, schools to evej-y 100 square miles of her area; New Hamp shire, 27; Massachusett52; New Yoric, 26 ; Ohio, 30; Rhode Island: 35; Vermont. 27 ; Connecticut, 40 ; and North Carolina, only 5. Such was the interest taken Sn the education of the children by the wr" who controlled the affairs of the Stafe. The rich could send their children' abroad, and what cared they ior the education Jof the children of the poor? . And now note me resuu ox.inis iacK 01 scnoois in orxu Carolina; ih Connecticut of jersou3 0er 21 years of age, who could not read nhd write, there were found 5,306 ; in Maine, 6,282; Michigan, 8,281 : Vermont, 6,240 ; in iMew nainpsinrej 3,uuy ; ana an those chiefly foreigners. In North Crolina,!of the white population, 73,5 66 all of whm save 340 were American born ; and the total number, in North. Carolina, white and black, 21 years of age, who could not read and write, was 368,971. j One day a South Carolina planter, on his annual way to the White Jlountams 'tSfiS1- o, he mpectfully elicits "rhetoric, July 2035 lm. JOHN O'CONNOR. in Wits icviw"o : m- , . . u hU in the discussion of the mighty ..o.mir tr vour decision, a t "4 z if Lk..nrt un queswoua i?"i? . -'z: - nd even men win iii hvm S-nnH nlav with no figures of speech, or u nt it OQt df ' r; 7-' 1-1;j.;.jrA rtinn hpnl: but K11- "-"J- . .;-t,. U . ... "a arrttlfl treat it in that manner you may keep it but :ui 1 .... w - it .. -Jll- : ia a Hnwn VP1S Oltl. in tne crauie iuiw - y - its cradle H. N. WEIGHT & CO., 1 - ! 24 and 28 People's Market, WE W B FB AT, iV". C. , GROCERIES, V FORWARDING AXD Commission nerchants. :pf ROSE, -f , LEOLA, -( - JOSEPH KOSE, WlLLleaTe marke wharf 'every Saturday for Waah 7. "igton, N. C and Uyde County. - ' - o. OoojU aent to our care will be delivered with dispatcn ?er c.nM.H Tmn?u,T? trAnt' constantly OH , ;- hand and for sole u.i CHEAP FOR CASH, . would talk straight forward in plain speech, as an honest man to honest men. Applause. , . THE RESOURCES OP NORTH CAROLINA. TiiitWs of North Carolina, you StAte irreat in ter- ritory-rof you exteud for more than five hundred miles from the sea to the moun tains, fcreatnn "Agricultural resource Corn, the great staple 01 100a t ior, m-u and beast, is a bountiful crop in all your regions l rom tiae:watei - -7 ir ,i Wheat flourishes in more than half your counties. : Fruit in all its luscious variety from the fig and pomegranate ; of the tropics 'to the' apple of highAemperate - T. P O TV E RS, ".'" Soutli Front Street, , XFW BEBNF) X. C, 1 Importer and Heater In FOBEiOX AXD DOMESTIC WINES, ' LiaxroRS "r-'& CIGARS. THE CHOICEST 2KAN2J3 IN STORE. ' ' ' AcrtA fur SiTmrS Clcjnlel , - . - 4 . Present Uc and Stoclt Xlef. EUcn S. Terry; ' CHAPIN. Haitii, 'TVTZLL a3 trxm thla Jurt tut TZw Tork, eiract,' . TOURS VA I", AVGVST t, XSC, at hah Tt ioc P. IL ' - - All Oood Aim.lo.1 to ny car rQ b frcelTrf funrardrd lr ol OomJ&ltiv. For Irrirtt or r- ti' tnj nnrcr;iard ancrw dAtlcss, ajjly at Wm.IL f:iTrr v Vi k M cs l C r. OOtiDbJ tXD, Arm. Xiyt-l-tf . VSTROLOGY. . - The World Astonished . r m voaDitm cmurmi MADE Dt THE CHEAT ASTHOLOGIST, Madame IL A. PERIUGO. She rrrcaU hxv.U co norul tTrr konr. f hrrV&rra . to bapittcMi tbo rbo. from doirtal rvt-fU. est. trotbrs uwm la lore, k of rt-Utlowi t.rxl frtrxxln, W oX money, Ac, hare focenM irpoadstC brlcc tOTrther lhoe locg rjiir!pd, f!ir tn!ormatWc cottcKinlng abxnt frSfttd or lorrnt, rrtirm U r vtolcs prvprrty, trila y ibf blnM ywi arc bet call Sod to pantoe and Iq hat ram nili bm mal wen mini. canr rjwdy ewrUfr axl irll rum tba rrry y jn trj'j marrr, Elrct yo lh- ni2c. J'.b aad cnarwlrr Irtlcauf Ihe pcro. hbe madt jor trry lhocrlt, and Hr brr ciemrfanJ pora aaTvIla in Cark ana BUMrn nrrTrnr of u lalarr. Iron tbr Mtr w re la (Ue Cnwament ihttabkne ft in ILlI f,mvtot or rredomlnaU' to ihe eotfiramt'on twa iba arprcta BDd noalUona of tbe t4atwt and lb ftird ixra la brarroi at Ox Um of blrtn, be odaca tne lctcr ortlrr of man. rail not to rentU Ux rrr-tti-rt A trok5t o rank. It nau n hr.t a trtir. &d to may ncrrr al bar m arvrat4 an cynortci itr. CVDt!tatioa ltb IlkrftrM and all di lrd tuftratt. Uoa. $1. PartJf-a UtIb at a dUunce can .telt It MadAKMby mail mlih qmal aity and MtMaik to tnreMrlTam, aa If la tv-mm. A f ud and rxpitdt rnart. Tltu-n oat. a1U all ItKjcSrira anrr4 aid LkrVai rnckwl. al by ma'.l on ntH of t-rtr ae mi tloned. Tba Utclcl tcrrj n i&tliU'.rjrd. and all corrrrponnVbop rKanat4 r fi-Xrrj L 1U r x of the blebrtt order farftUbcd tboe Cclrtrt tbmv. Write plainly Um Cay of the taoctb and tt la Ux yon wrre born, rndoklns a amaU W of hair. Andrea. banana IL A. I'LICRJOO, 4 I, o, Daavl r, trrraxo, N.T. MayS My. Marvin's Patent ALUM AKD DHY PLASTElt FIBE A XI) BUBO LAB PROOF SAFES) WATinANTEn tUbrtlalbrort4l Nrrrarr4a ibe Iron. Nerr loa tbdr Lr-u4 tV..irm ArrlUie only fsaira tnd 1Jh Alum and Urr crr lca td or call lor aa i::otrivi ciTiVrcr. ILallVIN A CX). rrladpaJ I No. 90 flroadaray. York. Wa?rboar f No. tn tbwtstl at-, rUlxkHTt' May 2 HI ' BEACTT. Aabarn. Ccl rtm. llatra. and Mllra Cl'IlLH pr6av4 W tK Of iTof. IX Urrci rrtarf ) lion warraxlnd to rarl LU . mt trlrnt and atilihoni a a 4 - i a Mir ox niMTm iUry rlnrlrla. or beaTj. &1r curl. Jlaa bnrn tm4 to Lba f aLlonaio of 1 ana and uondon. tib th mot rrU- to Ibe La!r. Vlcx Hr lonabio of 1'arl. aud London. tib tne boM frtn- raaalia. Dora "no !mrr mail, araiod and port pa J 4. a I. Dcw-rlMlr cirtxlar bcmlt. No.roiarrr atm,Tryy,N. T. KArarxt for tbc Ctdtrd Utra. . JiJ tXAj .TrnitPcrTcs h4 vrs- lf TACIIKS foKvd to rrow pon Ihe atnovibr-tt face la from tbre to Cjc eAji by nlex lr. her!-. V KcrUtrratrar . !!rr. the citwt cxdsfBl fliarorrry la modern irw acxlnff tpon ibe ivd end tmlraraloea manner. ltbaabrranaeJl-y Hair la aa aln'M lb elite of Tana and Loncm alia l nsjt Cj' anr. Namr fcf all ttrtbaarr iU bt rtyi and If retire AatMactloo la not rlrt ta rrtrr in CatttOb lae moorir wia be rbMf T)y rriixrtd. Met ny aaaH, aaii'd and poatpald. 41. IacxlTJre rlrrvlr and U lira lala maileJ frre. AAdrraa ttlTOLK. Mil TT X IUL. enrmiata, jo. tsa iartT tUret, Trvy. J. T. axnu ior m LUiai nuira. Mm t.y-lly Tbi ALE t Drrard cxprti!y fcr Soclhera Varkcta, and WAIUlANTrD TO KXXPCC ANTCTJUATH Iking cxdsatTtlr cggaanA tl th iborf tctlnaaw, X accosted aew aampshire farmer "by ie J vtKrui io cZn ZTiniT. jdiixillntS to road Side, S to his crops. M What GO I rtle. pnrtLaalsx la nj ILca. when it falls afid Set it on its war again, j : luti. Viilir the babv will learn auu " .r .,. . - i v. how, and its muscles win ute?anditwilUot only walkout noon tt ouble mother by ninnnig jwwy. 1 Laughter and - applause, So with the kero; true he is umisetf to freedom .and th? duUes of citirenship, but give him a few rndiinental lessons, and you P?d "P0"." JLT: l onVto thwack Slavery w '7 - , , to tho ti hut it urouut' v .--c, ft. . "ii ;dHl blasting blight " : a aa a w m a - - - you raise nere m iiNew liampsnirer' "Wc have no crops to brag of." replied lti It AVIA 4t0 fa aa a . .a 4C 0a aa . a a. . . " 1, a a4V i hit iiiiiiiiALi iai iiii'.i. .tw :i .i ii aa ai a miii i: l. corn is not much with ns none ever for 1 . W Hi XwOTTiainOt market ; then between the weave! and the CZAVZIT T- JTEAlt SOUTH TZ0XT. rusx, oi iaW years, w iUl ixcn , (Ckto a oats and notatoes do nrcttr wtiL rmd mtw wrtttti.,, eenerally, we have a irood crori of ha v. Trn0IXSALS EETAlL UTiLt xot mucn ot an object to live bare in j x-iqaonv vaax jk ooacc New Hampshire," replied tho South Cir- - olina gentleman. The Yankee's prilo vks mo ret itock g trmw. tjccra. Tobnco. a iiiua Deuiea. ana noinnncr to a. aonrvii i -r hs--"j.w-- , J , , , ,77 . I ItttTeaJaattacooaaXocJCtftaabeXl nousd hard bV. from tvhich a Rmrtvnt I shoutmg boys were just bouncing, added, CxEOOEExES, " I forget to tell yon of one of our crobs. ? - - . T-T- . f ( I . . m m . ,. Sir, veroU0 TTICt I7a JXCXb JAIXmpXiiXft. "a 'y maaa anaqjxm-ftx.ta tar a ua- Lfotiputs ol applause. J Aow, .North Car- w yon cxira rood stLrmisnro flote. Ta. iliro rrr.fs m n Van I. UOZaa Bmr. rOrC Or UtTUXtZ u 07 CBI. n-V .v:. u: c V, -xr .n I and 1 will be piraaod to mrrTc. t N. TL I make a rr-dallT of Sa-Ealttnx rWtr, and aak yon to U a trial. Jiaj l-u CRISPER COTIIAr Cb ! abe a UactiirJ at-d frr. . ttltb tUrrr eyct. at raSUxt ba. i XVboae csVJar txTZrili aoft, it ? ix, j I; acrntacd Tiry bacrt ad f".g CIUSPER COMA, For Chrir tia Eiirof cstLcr &a bto Vrry lid Obey BirIsU cr Ecary T3r rts tll artkia LadUa end CctCa2s eta Vcartl JD f y IWaarJTea ibocrand I OA. llUl c- aracia In U.a arorU Ihet V.U carl rtraixM LaZr, and at iW aaam time rtrt It a baastlfil. ttorr riTanaca. TVa Crta- E Co-ma no n!y en la iba bair. bnt trri?w- rui.-i and rUafaara tt: la blrxJr aad CCiSdj pdznad, and U tna aon cotttUu arrUcf tbe ctn rrer oil trad to Via) Awrioax pxbc. Tba Crirpat Coma arm na aexx rj gy acima, ai 1 1 ; aas t-ntrr-aar iiwHv a-i ore art to . . ?Tn. S VTaat Irjtrta tzavt, e raaxraX, T. AtXCTEffr .4 17 Ha rat cf EH. OrmUfS tJTTg raa cxaoa pemanrxr, ana a W rt aaiocitlirf ric aj Vbltk ra atnm&l fMata nltaiia tL'za tut rprCal and Srracrra i:0T Gcneal ttT tad rjatrrefc. Lea-a cC r-9 -xf a. -r r ai ! a al Simm 'ml' r' " an a 11 1 I d man, w . S i t.1M;rrr hllfttlL white, and wasmueeu Ltrv interest of tho SUite. n ny we turn - The rather let us dfg its gra e M aerj , this business of raising men. raYeslw u Yes Free Schools are a crying need of the State. It is an old truth that the stability of a free government can only be found in, the general intelligence! -of the people, and the honor and prosperity of the North Carolina that is now rising from the ashes and desolation of war, rill depend greatly upon the number and character of her free cchoolsu rAmen.1 : Nowf a majority of this great meeting agree with me that we want in North Carolina a civil government, based uhon . aa a a m a tne votes ana hearts. ot all the people. ana one that will bring us these cvr poimcai reiorms to wnicn i nave aitu C. E. TH01IAS, . 1. . ' ATTORKET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Omcx Conarm Fotxcx Nxrwuniy. Hxxcocx Stx. X7-Ut jectiisl latiar'Jon. rr&dcra U tba yirwCA err c u'aao. jf rn-aiiJrr, ic ll 3 reora Ita rjLtm. rrnrar Oa btaib of inoae "ab Lar navj4 U by auxtai aXoanT WTw5cnTu brrt no anort ry -tora- and lrorxt Ti""- 3 lay rbe ina l3xtr, and aa at oara rratorrd to f barri- rVrtact Care la Oaarantrrd a rcrr nooa. !Mral.arftTatlraia waAiraxj I Onabotala a2WltX ta cact a rsrt la 2 rtae "also. de. JoncvTLLirs r?ncjlJL tbe rparT and prrtawt fxre of Ocott iWt. UmlxTl DlacW 6 trVinra. andaaaC, uj of ta aUacra ajwl Llacier. Caraa tt art-d ta frf S tTa Ca ra. TWy are prepared frosa Tart-Vierayaa rioitacb ar teprrn- ta l? braa- C UnaoeaaaryvbUaeairf O-ea. nooaaUa-r any naanrliaatUJaaiaBalalriXa. rnoa, rJ!?- - . rrm m2 be a4 l arrx- FOB SALE. 3" od. a twiTT. nitt. BOAT. PrrTAKLX !) barrrla. mulrc ai tb Jti!yl-AMf. ron a crrroM nocsr. t Ettlr; of tba aUrrartloa-d ardJ-a W oreaaLOaror of t-ooe. AmjanT. -prcaa, on f HIlTTa a CX, JewV -Co. SJl Cm aonrt. Trwy. A. T. Mxyt-M. 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