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A
AN ORDINANCE
TTo -lay STaxes nd T?rovidc
ror the Support the City
Sec 1. It It ordaliu& by the Kay or and Council of the
city of New Bern, That for the fiscal year endins June
20th 1868, a tax of one per cent upon the ralne allof real
estate'within the limits of the corporation, be and the
same ia nereoy jaia to oe couectea as is by law proTi-
It if further ordained. That from anil after the 1st
day of April, 1868, no person, firm or corporation shall
prosecute or carry on eitner or the trades or occupations
mentioned in section 6 ox this ordinance, until he or
they shall have obtained a license thertf or in the man
ner hereinafter provided. - f ' v: - -
Sec 3. It U further ordained tTiiXrixcrj person or per
sons desiring to obtain a license shall register with the
City Clerk, first ; hie name, or their name or style; se
cond, the trades or occupation fur which a license ia
desired, third, the place where sncb trade or occupa
tion is to be carried on; fonrth, if an inn-keeper, the
yexrly rftal of the house and property to be occupied
for said par) ose, and thereupon, upon payment to the
City Clerk,'-or other person authorized to collect the
tax herein provided, shall make out and; deliver a. li
cense for such trade or occupation whjch license shall
continue in force-xor one month, at tne place or premis
es described therein. - ' V
Sec. 4, It U further ordained. That If any person or
!rnons shall exercise or carry on any trade or business
ereinafter mentioned for. the. exercising of which a
license is required, without taking out such license as
is in that behalf required, he, sher or or they fhall, for
every such offence, respectively forfeit a penalty equal
te three times the amount of the sum of money Impos
ed for such license to the use of the city.
Sec &, And belt further oraainea. That in every
case where more than one of the pursuits, hereinafter
described shall be carried on by the same person .in the
same place at tne ramc time, except as therein men
tioned, license must be taken out for each, according to
the rates severally i reecribed. , t , t .
Sec. 6. And be it further ordained. That on and after
the first day of April, 1868, for each license granted the
sum herewith stated, shall be respectively and monthly
paid. Any number of persons carryinjr on any business
coming within the purview ot this, ordinance, in part
nership may transact such business at such place, under
sucn licenst. ana noi oinerwise. r '
(1.) Bankers shall pay ten dollars for each licei.se, and
every person shall be deemed a banker w.thin the mean
ing of this Ordinance, who keeps a place of business
where credits are opened in iavor of any person or
firm, by the deposit or collection of money-or currency.
and the same, or any part thereof shall be paid out or
remmltted upon the draft or check of such creditor,
(S) Auctioneers, shall pay ten dollars for license.
Every person shall be deemed an auctioneer whose oc
cupation it is to offer property for sale to : tbe highest
bidder.
(3.) Retail Dealers in liquors, including all distilled
or fermented liquors, and wines oi every description,
hall pay five dollars lor each license. Every persen
who snail offer for sale such liquors. in less quantity
than one gallon at one time, to the same purchaser,
shall be regarded a retail dealer in liquors. .
(4) Retail Dealers shall pay one dollar for each license.
Every person whose occupation it is to sell or offer for
sale groceries or any goods, wares or merchandise, or
foreign or domestic productions, in lessuantities than
a whole original piece or package, at one time to the
same person (not including wines, spirituous or malt
liquors), shall be regarded as a retail dealer.
(5,) Wholesale Dealers shall pay four dollars for each
license, Every person, whose .occupation or business
it is to sell groceries or any goods, wares or merchan
dise, bv one or more original package or piece at one
time, to the same purchaser, or wines and liquors in
quantities of more than one gallon, shall be deemed a
wholesale dealer. ' . -! r
f&) Hotels. Inns and Taverns, shall pav five dollars
for each license. Every place where food and" lodging
are provided for and furnished to travelors or sojourn
ers, in view ofpayment therefor, shall be regarded as a
Hotel, Inn or Tavern. r
(7.) Brokers and Commission Merchants ahall pay
four dollars for each licence. Any person' except one
holding a license as wholesale dealer, or .banker : whose
business it is to purchase or sell stocks,' money. goods
or merchandims, or seek orders therefor In original or
unbroken packatres. or produce, or to manage business
matters for the owners of vessels, or consignors of
freleht. or whose business it is to purchase, rent or sell
"real estate for others, vhall be regarded as a.. Banker or
Commission Merchant. 1 1 -. ,
(8.) Theatres, Circuses and Jugglers shall pay a sum
not to exceed two hundred dollars to be fixed by the
City Council in each case. - . ;
(9.) Bowling Allies tr Billiard Rooms shall pay four
dollars for each license.
(10.) Horse Dealers and Livery Stable keepers shall
pay four dollars for each license. . : v
(H ) feaaiers enau pay niiy ccms ior eacn license.
Anv person, except persons peddling newspapers, books
or domestic produce as their own producing, who sells
or offers to sell at retail goods, wares or commodities.
travelling from place to place In the streets shall e
deemed a peddler. t tfV ' - f", ' -
(10.) Manufacturers shall pay two nouars ior eacn li
cense. Any person except one noiaing a license as
wholesale dealer or banker or firm who shall manuxact
urcby hand or machinery, and offer for sale any goods,
wares or merchandise exceeding annually the sum of
one thousand dollars shall be deemed a manufacturer-
AS.) Lawvers. Physicians. Dentists, Photographers
and Printers, shall pay one dollar for each license.
(14,) JKxpresb companies snau pay nve aoiiars ior
each license. . v.
(15.) All public drays shall pay twenty-five cents for
each license. " 4 -
(16.) Cart-houses shall pay two dollars for each li
cense. T" - - .
fit T And be if. further ordained.' That au or
dinances and parts of Ordinances conflicting herewith,
be, and the same are nereDy repeaiea. : . v-
JOHN S. MANIX, City Cferk.
New Berne, N. CM March 30th, 1868,
' ANTEDAGENTS- $75 to S200 per month,
evervwhere. male and female, to In trod ace
th OKNTT1NE - lMPKOVEl
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tack,
quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a
most snperior manner. ..Price only SIS. Ful
lv 'warranted for five vcars. We will pay
$1,000 for any machine that.will sew a strong-
er, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
nnn 1 1 makes the 'Elastic Lock Stitch."
Every second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth can
not be polled apart without tearing It. We pay agenta
from $75 to $200 per month and expenses, or. a com
mission from which twice that amonnt can be made.
Addiees SECOMB & CO., Pittsbcbg, Pa,, or BOSTON,
Mass.
CAUTION. Do not be Imposed upon by other par
ties Dalmimr off worthless cast-iron machines, 'under
the same name or otherwise. : Oars is the only genuine
and really practical cheap machine manufactured.
PRICES CURRE NT.
Hnbbs & Brother,
VHwlttale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
Dry Goods,, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &e.,
Middle Street, New-Berne, N, C. . ,
, J GROCERIES.
Coffee, Rio
25
S2
S3
24
45
2 2S
LAgnayra..
: Maracaibo . . . . . . ..
St. Domingo .,
S3 .
. 20 ,
1 60
Java.
feas, Young Hyson
Hyson.....
Gunpowder and Imperial,
Oolong............
TJncol Japan.......
English Breakfast .... ...
. 90
90
' I 00
1 00
1 1 25
20
850
10 30
60
& 1 70
2 25
& 1 90
& 1 75
& 25
(118 00
....I
:s
our, from ... j ..
Family.;........
O18 00
Gibbed Herring, per box
Lard ; i
S3
30
75
50
10
13
ss
100
60
15
.15
-18
Molasses, New Orleans. ......;
Cuba..
Rtee.. v..::
Sugars, Yellows..
uonee a.
Coffee B...,
Granulated.
16 &
16
16X
fiO &
-10 &
18
19
.19
3 00
. Powdered.....
Crnshed.......
Salt
Apples, Dried .........
It
uacon ...............
1X&
23
Pork, per bbl.,;
so oo
; 15
si so
jseet, uorned .
iiuiicr... ...........................
Cheea 7.. r. . . . r.
MI8CELLAITEOTja.
85 O
is O a
v-
Beeswax....: ....... ,
as
ii
15
1 90
Bi-Carb. Soda...
Bine Stone. . . . ... ... . . . .....
cs oo
oioo
f 0 00
CJ.00 00
Ci 1 50
Corn by quantitv. .. . ... ... , . . .
Flaxseed, per bushel.... ....
Gnano, Peruvian, per vm.... 4. ......
Hay ....I
1SOO0
t as
100
UaU .........
V. BTAVAJL STORES.
New Din
t a so
CV4 00
& a Co
e4oo
Old Dip.. .
. . . .,4....
nn
a ea .
1 60.
40
SCO
t 0Q
S 00
Bcrao.....
Spirits Turpentine,....
Gife Insiiraiice 1
Life Jnsnrancc Company,
NEW YORK.
Lswts - - - - $4,000,000
Important New Feature in Dlri-
dends and Sickles of Insnranee ! !
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY
EXPENSES LE88 THAN ANY CASH
COMPANY,
LIBERAL MODES OF PAYMENT 'OF
PREMIUMS,
INSURERS RECEIVE THE LARGEST
BONUS EVER GIVEN.
DIVIDENDS MADE' ANNUALLY ON
ALL PARTICIPATING POLICIES,
NO CLAIMS UNPAID,
ALL , KINDS v OF NONFORFEIT NG
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT
POLICIES ISSUED,
POLICIES INC0NTE8TIBLE,
LOANS MADE ON POLICIES,
REGULAR LIFE POLICIES' AFTER
THREE YEARS NONFORFEITABLE.
Endowment and ten Annual payment Policies. Non
forfeitable after the payment of the first Premium.
The followin are ezamnlM of th onarationa of
ast Dividend w V . . ,
rouexxs xascso a ISO. osav vocrn tbm ago.
AOB AT
AKT ,,
' rHSB'D.
410,000.
8,000.
" 700.
7,000.
DDXD'
TO roucT.
1871.
.-1318.'
. aTos.
1305.,
. TOTAL
AMTrOU
I1837S.
la&ts.
10,308.
. 305.
IS8X.
4a -
83.
30.
S5.
TAVD.
180.
1,032.
. 70S.
571.
This is an entirelv New Plan: rivins Insnrers the
lareest retnm ever mad by anv Company in th same
Persons holding Policies that lapsed daring the war.
will be renewed (if In good bealxiu and placd npon a
basis that will carry toe axnaeaoa tne cam aa If no
apse had occorrea. ... ,n
E. F. GIALLT700B, ll . -. .
. ; ' ... - .Hcdical Esaaiaer:
l . ' ' , . " .-..
- : IT. It. "tHOJIPCOK,- AccsU
OUB PLATTOSH
1
; I. Wc congratulate the country on tut as
sured success of tbe reconstruction policy of
Congress, as evinced by tbe adoption, In tbt
majority of tbe fautes lately In rebellion, of
COnstitutl6ns secnrirjceonaf civil and nolitlcal
rights. to all, and it Is the duty of the Govern-
ineni to sustain inose Institutions and to pro
ent the people of such 8Utes from being rrs
admitted to state of anarchy. , - j
l it, fc The guarantee by Congress of (eaual
Suffrage to alt loyal men at the Bouth was de
manded by every consideration of public safe
ty, of gratitude, and of justice, and must ba
maintained ; while the question of suffrage In
all the loyal States properly belongs to the peo
ple of those 8tates. . : . i
IIL We denounce all forms of repudiation
as a national crime ; and tbe national .honor
requires the payment ol the public Indebted
ness In the uttermost cood faith to all credi
tors at home and abroad, not only according
to tbe letter but the spirit of the laws tinder
which it wss contracted.
-IV: 11 U due to the labor of the nation
Uiat taxation ahould be equalized and reduced
as rapidly as the national faith will permit.
V. The national debt, contracted as It has
Decn for tne prcserration of the Union for all
time to come, should bo extended over a fair
period for redemption ; and it is the duty of
Congress to reduce the rate of Interest; there
on whenever It can bo honestly done. !
v i l nai me oest Doner lo dim nub our
burden of debt la to so Improre our credit thst
capitalists will seek to loan us money at lower
rates of interest than we now pay, and must
continue to pay so long as repudiation, par
tial or total, open orcoYcrt, Is threatened or.
bus pec ted.
VII. Tbe Government of the United States
should be administered with tbe strictest econ
omy and the corruptions which have been so
shamefully nursed and fostered by Andrew:
Johnson call loudly for radical reform.
VII L' We profoundly deplore the untime
ly and tragic death of Abraham Lincoln, a
nd
regret the accession to the Presidency of An
drew Johnson, who has acted treacherously
to the people who elected him and the cause
he was pledged to support; who? has usurped
high legislative and:, judicial' functions;
who has refused to execute tbe laws: who
nas usea nis nign omce to inauce ot&er omcers
to ignore and violate the laws; who has em
ployed his executive powers to render insecurt
the property, the peace, liberty and life, of
the citizen ; who has abused the pardoning
power; who has denounced tbe National Leg.
islature as unconstitutional: who has persis
tently and corruptly resisted, by every means
In his power, every proper attempt at tbe re
construction of the States lately in rebellion;
who has perverted the public patronage into
an engine of wholesale corruption : and who
has been justly impeached for hi eh crimes
and misdemeanors, and properly pronounced
guilty thereof by the votes of thirty-five Sen;
tors. , - ! , . f
i IX. The" Doctrine pf Great Britlan and
other European powers, that because a man
is once a subject he Is always so, must be re
slsted at every hazard by the United States,
as a relic of feudal times, not authorized bv
the laws of nations, rfnd at war with our na- j
uouai nonor unu inuepenuence. naturauzea
citizens are entitled to protection In all their
right s. of citizenship, as.. thoughthey were
native-bom; and no citizen of. the United
States, native or naturalized, must be liable
to arrest and Imprisonment by any foreign
power tor acts done or words spoken In this
country; and If so arrested ana Imprisoned,
ills the duty of the Government to interfere
in his behalf, . " r
' X. Of all who were faithful In the trials of
ft?? tb-c n Terful entiUct 10 mor;
seamen who endured the hardships of cam
paign and cruise, and imperilled their lives In
tbe service of the country; the bounties and
pensions provided by the laws for these brave
defenders of the nation are obligations never
to be forgotten r the widows and orphans Of
the gallant dead are the wards of tbe people
a sacred legacy, bequeathed to the nation's
protecting care. , , , . f
past has added so much to the wealth, deveb
opmcnt. and resources ana lncreasc.ox power
to this Republic, the asylum of the oppressed
of all nations, should be fostered and encoux;
acrea ov a aocrai ana just tjoiict.
XlL This ".convention declares itself Jn
sympathy with all oppressed peoples strn.
gling for their rights.; ' ; . f
On motion 01 uri onurz, tne xouowing two
planks were added by a unanimous vote: .
Resolved, that we highly commend the
spirit of magnanimity and forbearance with,
which men who have served In the rebellion
but who now frankly and honestlv co-operate
with us in restoring the peace of tbe conn
try and reconstructing the Southern State
governmets upon the basis of Impartial Jus
tice and Equal Rights, are received back into
the communion of tbe loval people ; and we
favor the removal of the disqualifications and
restrictions imposed upon tne late rebel in
the same measure as their spirit of loyalty
rjHir'fV,riin COnsIstent ilb
Ilesoitea, Tnat we recognize ine great pun-
cinles laid down in the immortal Declaration
of .Indencndenc as tbe true foundation oi
democratic government; and we bail with
glndneps every effort toward making these
principles a living, reality on every inch of
American soil. . i , t .
InipOrtantto Magistrates, CI er Us.
SUcrilTi and Others j ; -
JL BE nnderslpned kaT In press, and vrtll soon Uro
a complete and nil ; j
Analysis of the Lairs,
nndef the Code of Civil Procedure. as passed fer th
General Afsetnblv, relating to the duties of Jastlce oi
the Peace. 8herlffs, Clerks of Court, and otheT Count j
Officers, together with tbe Constitution Of tne state, a
list of the Connties as divided Into Jadkial District s,
the time of holding Courts la tbe several Coantlea, th
names of th Judres and Solicitors of each Circuit, th
name of the Clerks of the Snperior Co art, Besister of
Deeda. Sheriff. Coontv Commissioners, -iTeaaartTaaa
Coroner for each Coantv. This pamphlet will also
contain the Fees allowed or th new law to th eTeral
fleers, with some of th most necessary , 4. -
roxma cf , CRril and Ortxamal Prxicej,
Th work win contain abont 150 pare. ad wTfl b a
most valnabla booh of reference for County O&cers.
8entby mail to any post ofAca in th State, postage
. . , V - , Book sad Job PrtBtera;
r7- TTir niMlmlfned ar also nreTwring. vnderth
direction of a member of th Raleigh liar, a Dwrn or
au. m Laws coKCxxxxxa CotnrrT Omcm, tm a
Cohxxtv 8rr or ronxs. adapted to the new order of
things. This book, of some 00 pare, will be poblUk
ed as soon aa th final report of the CoaaalMkmers
appointed to rev is tbe Cod has been adopted by the
General Assembly. The plan and acop t u proposea
book will be fartW Uld before the pUIc at aa arrt
day. - KICIIOLS. OOKMAI. mwisber.
Oct 8 Ira ' ' ' - ' i f.
Gnino
OR BALIS, a large lot of PEHXTVUK GVkXO sx
vrrr cheap ior co- rptj. v , ,
. . - . r s.t.j(uus iv.
Corner Klddh tt-! foutb rreet Sti
Jl
NATIONAL
I
TTT'nTVr T A TTta O AtTTfTno IV
a: iw.t un i i 44 iJx v jum uu !
1
Trust Company.
CbLrtcrtd by Act cf Ocagrt
31
fcsallag Be, rraairraala Cerarr tt Ittk U.,
'Abraham Iincoln's Gift
TO THE
Oolorod People.
Hit Eirnaturt to tha BOl cat of tha list Acts
cf Hi Iifa.
Ho Gave Emancipations and then
this Savings Bank.
onr ireeooa ana iTWpcnty wtrt ta tii
heart txsited.
ECOKOUY THE ROAD TO WEALTH,
Save Your HIOIIOV
Bate thePei&i, tnd tht Dollars wllltiiscar
cf thcaselres.
X consider th rrredmaa' EsvtnrS a&4 Tnut
mm, - 1 w m
Company to b treatly needed by th Colored People.
and have welcomed
man Boreas,
aa aa aaxIUarr to tht Prred-
Ui. Gta. O. O. TJOWASD.
Branch at NoI7 BCTEO, N. C.
At 0. A. Kelson s 0aft Fcndtsa Etere,
Xhavta EtreeV
Opcm Try day. Band! sad Holidays excepted.
' " - ' . ' ' ,
from 10 X. K. to 1 r. iU sod from t to 4 P. Jl.
r?7" Deposit eem always W draw withost aotScs,
tMAU the pro! is beloeg to th drposilces.
Uvestaenu ar only saao m swevrra m. u
raited Bates. '
AndepoetUwta b paid with tsterwrte
Xuteresi peyahU ia JLtrck. JaJy. tad ahr.
ech year. -.",?, , ,
SJ EPOSTTS mad now. o on ot before th ICth dty
oTftovewber, will drsw Utcrest from Jioves-iwr U
' C A; NEL60. Calmer.
.Aid -ACT ' - :
to ruisii nnrncn aitd co-
Tn tht Grvrrl AvmUg mf AVrfJL Carton
Section 1. Tlial It shall be unlawful
M . . JMJP
f 1 . . r -i.r. - -.t
wcuaiiuru mcnoi una WlWl
intent
to Uifineccc hta vott ia anr lto .
1 Sccr C That it shall be unlawful for
any person to axictnpt to icf oeoce tht
rote of any of the qualified Totcrs of this
Mate, to any election, by any threat lo .
discharpe uch rotet from era ploy mcnt
w juurw irom mm pairoajtjjet or - -to
discharp? from crnplorrocnor rcf a
pHromzw to any member of such voterV
family. - .
, ."Se. That It shall be unlawful for
nj person to g?rp a ; rxcunilry or ciher '
cons idcriUon whit teTcrj to any of ib
Sualifie! toteri of this State becausa of
e vote which such voter mar cist or
mar have cat in any elt-cli on.
Sec. 4. That it shall be unlawful for
any person to discharge from etnplor-
roent, withdraw patronage from, orother
wise injure, thn-aten, oppress or attempt
to.inUtnhlatc uny ot the Qualified voters
of this State because of the t ote acrli 1
rotcr my east ia any tlcctioa.
occ 3. lliat any person violaun?
any of the provisions of this act shall bo
piilty of a misdemeanor, and ahall bo
liable to indictment for the tame nl rtr
conviction of having violated the pro
vitiotii of scclioa one, ahall be fined not
lets thaa twenty dollars, or imprisoned
not let than tea day a. And on conviction
of hiving violated tho provisions of sec
tion two, shall be fined Dot less than fifty
dollar, or imprisoned not less thin
twenty day. And on conviction of
bavin violated . the provisions of aec
Uon three, ahall be Lncd cot Icm than -twentv
dollars, and also tmprisooed Dot
lci than tea days, And on conviction
of having violated section four, shall bo
fined not lcaa thaa fifty dollars and aUo
Imprisoned not leas than twenty daya.
Sea C That every magtttrate or
peace officer of this State, or of muni-
cipal corporaUODi ia the State, who shall
koow 01 nu own Knowledge, or to whom
infomaUoa shall in any way come, that .
any person baa violated any of the pro
visions of this .act, shall immediately
arrest, or by warrant cause to be arretted
such person o ofTeodm' and cpoa
aufSdcnt evidence, ahall cause him to
enter into a bond and tuffideot security
la the sum of not leaa thaa two hnndred
dollars, for his sppe&rance before the
next term of the Superior Court of the
County in which the offence may bare
been committed, then and there to answer
to; the law, and in tbe meantime to keep
the peace, and ta default of giving sack
bond and sufficient securitv.sneh rron
so offending, shall be committed to prison
ontil he shall have complied with the
aforesaid provisions.
doc 7. That anr Justice of th
Peace or other, officer charged with the
execution of this act. who shall rr..u
or neglect to carry out the provkiona
of said act, ahall be guilty of a mlsde-
raeanor in oiaoc , . ,
Sec 8. This . act shall be In fnrr
from and after iu ratification.
ItaUfied 24th day of August, I 68.
STATE OF KOimi CAROLINA,
OrncK Secretakt or Stxtx,
Ilaleiffh, August 31st, 1668.
I, Hkxbt J. ii txxiNGra. Secretarr of
State, hereby certify that the forrroioff
it a true copy of the original act on fila
in uiiaonoev
IIEKUY J. J1EKKINGEU,
becretaryjof State.
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T0CLTHXB OF EUITEIQE O0HET3 1SD
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Ckrti&cat of Arpolataer4 as Kagiatnta, with Orlh
of OScc ,
' Letters of Admiaistratioa.
Lrrur TetaoElry.
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