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VOL. IX. NO. 42,
NEW BERNE, N. O, THURSDAY X50HNING. AUGUST 31, 1871.
PIUCE FIVE CnTTC
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clYANI) STATETTElS.
Arriral nnl Departure of Mails,
Mail Clones for the North, West and Sotl
M-Jl oiSito Beaufort ifiTErtV
B'MaH "loses" Washington," Swift Creek,
Hv.le and Beaufort Counties, every Tuesday
Thnrrfay and Saturday, at 5.30 A M.
Mail close foe Teuton, Pollockvtlle, and
SwmsUoro, Wednesday-; and , Saturdays at
' Mail rinses for n&tterae, Xew York, stm'r
Mail close for Granboro, Bay River and
Vandemrre. Tuesdays Thursdays aud Satur
days at C AM. . . -., , " "'" '-'
. MAIL ARRIVES, v
From the North, Weet and Southat 6 P M.
(opened for deli very at 7 PU . :
FronVBeaufort and the East at 70 AM..
from .wasniriRKjD. own TV, i
Slondav Wednesday and Friday at 4r.H.
From Trenton, and PollockviHe, Tuesdays
and Fridays at 4.30 P M. ; ,r .
From Giantsboro. Bay River ami Var.de-.
mm, Jlonday?, Wednesdays and Fridays at
4 Offiw hours from 8 A M. to 6 P M, and 7 to
7 30 P if. Snndavs from 12-30 to 1 P M.
GEO. W. NA SOX, Jr. Postmaster.
LIo thieves are active in Charlotte. '
"There was no Mayor's Court yesterday.
-The best thing to .clean the teeth; is tepid
vator. ; v . ' ' '
; Warm water is the c thing to water sickly
plants with. T.-i v?- ; ';
Five" drops of chloroform in a little water
vi lli cure sea sicknoss. "-; ' " ' . ;
-. .,"Waiher yesterday , pleasant; thennoaieter
'83 degrees in, the shade. ' . ... , '.
The Jtobesonian has much confidence in the
new Adjutant General Gorman. :
' r T-r n -r, i I it -r i . r r
mwet is on a bnef visit to J uupington
T O.H35der;.cpun(y". Superior Court, Judge
Mitchell presiding, is now in sessioif.
j . . Tlie latest from Berlin by r eahle is Oiat Bis
marck has not blo'wu his nose ion an hour. - '
Butchers claim' the right to keep open on
Sundays because they keop meat-ing houses.
The Sentinel sayg; Hoiu Xawis Hanea -will
assame editorud. charge of the Iialaigh Era.
Wilmington has had a moonlight excursion
fl "id a delightful time was participated in by
nany- , . . . ....... -
1 In Hobenon the corn crop is Tery pooriihe
farmers wi 1 hardly realize the seed they
planted.
The Legislative acts of 1870-71, together
with Legislative documents are'now being
distributed.
A big circus is to sail direct from -Boston
to Eichmond, Va., and will probably soon be
along this way.
Fix the acqueduct, corner of Pollock and
Berne streets. - Every rain makes it more dan
gerous and more difficult to fix. - '
, Four copper head saakos were killed in one
day at Lonisburg Cemetery in Franklin county,
by a Baleigh man.
. . The next total eclipse of the sun risible in
the United States, is to be in June, 1954, and
smoked glass should he eot ready. . -t --,
In all the Wiliuington Churches on Sunday
last," prayer was': made to the Almighty for
protection from a visit of the yellow fever.
We are constantly button " holed now-a-days,
and compelled to listen to offal tales about the
filthy condition -of certain-parts of the city.
A rigid qnarantfne Is to be established at
the port of Wilmington on all vessels arriving
from Charleston and other yellow fever porta.
The members of our crack boat club when
at practice, remind us very much of Indian
chiefs, thev feather IheirsenlURO handKomplir
There was not a single white death in Char
. Wte for the month ending, the 15th Inst
There were, however, fourteen colored death3.
There are tters held at the Goldsboro
Tost Office for postage, addressed to Mitchell
& Allen, and Miss Maria Butler, New-Bern
N. C. . . .
The Weekly Times is now ready. r Bub
srription price only , two dollars per annum.
The best weekly paper published in North
Carolina. ' ' . .. ".. : .
Dr. Walker L. Langdon, formerly of Wil
mington, has been elected to the position of
fecund assistant physician in the California
lusane Asylu r. ...
The showers of Tuesday culminated in a
hoary rain that set in on Tuesday night, and
Listed for several hours, completely wetting
everything down.
The " Independent " steam fixe Engine of
Kinfoik, is to compete against the Wilmington
st arn Fire Engines of Wilmington at the ap
proaching State fitir. .
The Superior Court Clerk's office contains
an interesting old document, it being a roll of
the ofHcers and soldiers of Craven county who
Participated in the Revolutionary war. -
. Two prominent peace officers were engaged
' a warm and auimatid discussiou yesterday,
whicli came near, resulting scriousiy. For
tunately, howcycr, it all ended ia talk. ;
. John Hawal (colored) has been lodged in jail
at Shelby for attempting t kill his wife.
An old gentleman inquired at the office of
the Superior Court yesrerdny lor the Clerk,
Mr. James Stanly. Ho vas Informed that
Clerk Stanly had been dead since 1858. '
Col. , Alden, special agent of the ' Treasury
Department, who is now on a tour through the
South Atlantic States has been on a visit to
our city for a diy or two.'
Oar magistrates should look well to the books
upon which they swear witnesses ; several cases
having'recently been discovered ; throughout
the country where witnesses and juries have
been sworn' on -dictionaries and other similar
books. " - ' .
. A miserable blunder occurred in our aceount
of the proceedings of the .: Board of- Council
yesterday." f .The- typasTiaada itcad in two
instances that . a tax of -fifty 'per cent, was to be
levied oc the dollar valuation, "when it should
have read a tax of fifty per cent in each
instance on the one hundred dollars valuation.
A'- young woman 21 years of age attempted
suicide in Wilmington. by taking hudanum on
Monday. A physician was called in,1 in time
and the proper remedies administered and her'
life saved. ' The canse of the rash act as ex
plained by herself was tliat she was tired of
living.
The latest from Charleston is: - "Diligent
inquiry fails to disepver any new cases of fever
in the last twenty-four hours. The whole num
ber of persona afflicted with the disease now
hardly exceeds a dozen. . The disease seems to
yield readily to ' medical treatment., except in
cases whiidi were neglected in the early stages.
The apprehension of ah epidemic is gradually
subsiding." ' :','? . ' i - -k;- -
This is good news, but it should not prevent
our authorities from carrying out sanitary meas
ures. '. " ' ' " . . . i .:
We learn from the , Wilmington Star that'the
sterner Caswell, runniug between Wilmington
and Point Caswell, was burnt on Saturday
night while lying at the latter place. -; The
entire npper works of the boat were destroyed;
the hull slightly injured, but it is believed the
machinery is not damaged; the loss is estimated
at $1,200. The firo is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary. ' , .' ,
We have received lrom Mr. Wm. G. Hall
copies of some old papers which contain much
interesting information of old times. Among
them is a copy of the Federal RpuUican pub
lished at Georgetown," P. C in 1813, and which
contains an interesting correspondence between
Judge Gaston and the Secretary of War in re
lation to the defenceless condition of the North
Carolina coast, and - in .which Judge Gaston
urges the erection of proper defences. ,We
would pnblish the. whola as an intprasting local
relic of by gone days, but for its length.
A printer is the most curious person living,
he may have a bank, quoins,' and not be
worth a cent; have . small caps, I and have
neither wifo nor children; ho J may spread
sheets without being a house wife; he may lay
his form on a bed, and yet bo obliged to sleep
on the floor; have his form lacked up, and' at
the same time be free from jtH he may move
,ie lever that moves the world, . and be as
far from moving tne globe as a hog under n
moje hill; he may be of a rolling disposition,
and yet never desire to travel -a queer being,
the printer. "
Hew Publications.
"We have received a copy of that sterling
juvenile monthly Our Young Folks for Sep
tember; also Wood's Household Magazine, and
Hpme and Ilearih for September. These peri
odicals all maintain their excellent reputation.
Qvarrantincd.
There were quite a number of Charleston
nians tinder quarran tine at the-Union Depot
on Sunday, they having to lay over to wait
for a train. They ; were supplied .with pro
visions fiom the PurceU; Pouse.- Borne of
them, we learn, were quite wrath y becaabe
they were not allowed to visit the city.
Mortuary.
The return? at the city clerk's office of the
number of interment in Cedar Grove Cemetery
during the month of August are four.;. The
following are the causes of death:
Dropsy, 1 ; Delerium Tremens, 1 ; over dose
of Morphine, 1; Ileadfall, L ;
The record of interments in Greenwood Ceme
tery (colored) are but two, both having Billions
Fever. ':v;' " :' : .r?" " '. -. ' .':
Good Sews for the Ysnagstcm. ,
: We caution parents particularly not to al
low their children to be waked up in the morn
ings; let nature wake them op; she will do it
prematurely; but have a care that they go to
bed at an early hour; let it be earlier and
earlier, nntil it is found that. they wake up
themselves in full time to dress for breakfast.
Being waked up early and allowed to engage
in difficult or any studies late, and just before
retiring, has given many a beautiful aud prom
ising child brain fever, or determined ordi
nary ailments to the production of water on
the brain. Dr. JIalL
Good.
We are pleased to know that the Mayor and
city marshal have adopted our suggestion, and
appointed officer Smith as sanitary inspector
who is now engaged in notifying owners and
occupants of lots " to clean up." This is as
it should be and if the sanitary ordinance is
but enforced on all who fail to pay heed to the
notieeour word tor it in a short time New-Bern
will be one of the cleanest little cities in the
country. The propriety of this measure was
forcibly illustrated by a remark made to ui
yesterday by one of our citizens who observed
that he would willingly clean up his lot but ha
was" living between two lots still worse than
his, and - that if ha cleaned his premises it
would avail nothing unless his neighbors did
the pame. If the, law was enforced and all re
quired to comply, he would cheerfully perform
his part -' ' -
-" Notice. Persons having business with B T
BEBBY; os Justice of the Peace, will find him
when hot-otherwise engaged, at his office, in the
front room of the Tiana olSce, on Craven
street ' May 9-tf.
More of the Stave Larceny t'M. -
As we . stated in yesterday's issue the roAn,
Bichard Shepard, who was . arraigned before
Justice Berry, charged with perjnry-wa, owing
to . insufficient evidence discharged, j but ' it
afterward appring there was strong suspicion
of his " guilt, a warrant was issued and ne was
again arrrested, by Constable Hancock and
taken before Justioe Berry on Tuesday after
noon, when, upon the investigation, ' evidence
was elicited which justified the Justice in com
mitting Sheperd to jail to await a further inves
tigation. ; f :;" vf i i'i ffiC k -
Yesterday afternoon he was again brought
before the Justioe, when further evidence of his'
guilt being adduced, ne confessed his guilt and
was placed under a bond of $200, for his appear
ance' at the next term of the Superior i Court, in
default of which he was sent to jaiL' ! -
. Bectoafc the man charged in connection with
Ward, ks bein guilty of larceny, and who, while
in jail awaitingfujt
his guilt, was also lr ujht before' the Justice
and placed under a bond of $200,' for his ap
pearance at the next term of the Superior Court,
in default of which he was sent to jaiL
Justice Berry issued another warrant in con
nection with this case yesterday, for the arrest
of Miles Holly, who, there was strong reason to
believe, had been guilty of perjury, while testi
fying as a witness in the case. The charge was
investigated and there appearing strong suspi
cion of Jiis guilt, be was required to give bond
in the sum ot $100 for! his appearance at the
next term of the Superior Court to answer a
charge of perjury. . . .
' This has been a somewhat remarkable case;
I the first instance it commenced in a charge of
larceny against Alfred Ward, against wLoui
there was at first no evidence,he, however, con
cluded to confess his guilt, and Jn' doing so
implicated the man, Becton, and also admitted
that he had induced.- one -of the witnesses,
Sheperd, "to swear falsely, , thereby committing
perjury. Becton upon his arrest, after bitterly
denying his connection with the matter, finally
confessed, and in doing so, ! admits1 and after
wards swears that Miles Holly,- one ot the
witnesses in the case, had been induced by
him to swear falsely- ' ; ? s.
On. one charg?, one case has resulted in the
imprisonment of four persons; Iho Sheriff
furnished with four additional boarders; the
S.iperior Court with f jut additional cases.
.THAT KUUS.
Tj y mulo st od on the steamboat deck,
" "" The land he would not tread; - ; '
They pulled the baiter round his neck;
And cracked him o'er the head;
.But obstinate and braced he stood,
I As born the scene to i ue, ' 4 . , , ;
A creature of the hold-back brood,
- A 8tubb rn, steadfast mule.
They cursed and swore he would not go
-Uulil he ft-lt inclined; .vi
And though they thun Jered blow on Clow,
He altered not his mind.
The deck-hand to the shore complained .
"The varmint's bound to stay 1 "
And still upon the critter's hide
The sounding lash made play.
Dig master from the shore replied,
The boat's about to sail;
As other means in vain yo've tried, '
Suppose you twist his tail
" It's likely that will make him land,"
, .The deck-hand, brave, though pale,' .
The nearer drew with outatrclcUed hand,
To make the twist avail. , - ?
There came a kick of thunder-sound 1
The deck-hand where was lie?
Ask of the waves that far around
Behold him in the eea !
A moment not'a sound was heard ; '
j But winked the mule his eye,
As though to ask him what occurred
" Now how was thai for high ? '
"Just cut his throat t" tho captain roared,
-f ' And end the cussed brute !"?. -
But the noblest soul that" perished there -Was
he who tried to do't !
Xew-Bni Academy ' ' : k
Will open on the first Monday in October,
1871, Geo. W. Neal, A. , M., Principal. Assis
tant male teacher in Xatin, Greek and High
English to be supplied. Miss R. C. Brookfield
in Higher and Primary" English. Mrs. Esther
Stanly in Primary Department. j - r ;?
The course of instruction will be graded in
a Primary Department, 1 and four schools, em
bracing the Lowest and Highest Branches of
an English education, .!" including therein the
privilege ot the ' most ; advanasd ; studies of
Mathematics; the. Natural Sciences " with. Ex
perimental Lectures; Ancient and Modern Lan
guages, fhus affording students ample prepara
tion for the practical pursuits of life, or. for
entering- any of the different classes in Collegiate
Institutions. 1 ,
Pupite-should be present, - if possible, at the
opening of the scholastic year, . to enter fully
upon the studies of the schools. - -
Parents in entering their children are under
stood to subscribe to the rules of the Academy,
and not to withdraw them before the close of
the session, . except in case of necessity to be
stated to the Principal, as this is one of the
great safeguards to a high standard of scholar
ship. A certificate of proficiency can be granted
to students in any one of the four schools,
when properly earned by industry. -
These schools are free of eharge to all white
students in the Couniy of Craven, between the
ages of six and l enty-one years. r ;
; Apply for certificates of admission at the.
office of . the undersigned, --. on . the , corner of
Hancock and Pollock streets, before the com
mencement , of the school. As the school is
expected to bo- full the next session, it is de
sired that students shall procure certificates of
admission some day before the school opens. -E
E. STANLY, Treasurer, ;
of the Trustees New-Bern Academy. '
Aug. 13-tf. . t . '
urnciAL - . .i
Return of the Tete for Attorney Central at the
Eleefon held on Vu day of August, 1870,
- and of the Vote polled tfie 3rd day of Au
gust, 1871, OA the qutxtion of Convention"
..r or "Jo Convention : :
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" COCNTIES. . 5 i vj g '-g -,
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m- t p . a t
Alamance, IM3: - 788 90 1178 I
Alexander, " " I 847" 504 281; 30
AUegrauuy, . 158! 377.' 177: . 3H
Aosun, i vm 10521 919: 11031
Ashe, 1 698! 791j 720j 589
Beaufort, ' i .1346! J505 ;1326i 1205
Berlie, ; - i - I39r. 8G7 1443! - 804
Bladen, v ; ! 1223: 11 15! 14291 S19
Brunswick, -' . i -719 72 -842j i 659
Buncombe,' M 9815- 143C' 11C6; 11306
Burke, - - . r ", - 803! '7 C39l 768
Cabarrus, , v ' - 1 83U ; 9631 " "8081 1013
Gddwell, - 251(- C38 40t: .:55I
Camden, " i 526 623 -53; 5-10
Cnrteret, ' j 82l!-' 88lj 7371 915
Caswell, I to relturn. t 1541; j 126S
Catawba, ' ' 1043; : 276! 1220
Chatl.-am, ' ' J 1124! 18G1. 1751480'
Cherokee,' 'I 304l - 522 410j ? 44Q
Chowan, ' j 692! 603 722; ; 588
Cluy, 5 174; 218 215! 213
Cleveland, j 814! 1212' - 309- 1117
folnmbu8, . 5 487! 937 ":i 642; 951
Craven, . . - 2764; 1500 3173; 1483
Cumberland, !" 167U 1741 1715! 1 1484
Currituck, 1 : i 327! 84P " " 40t: . 681
Dare, - - ! - 168! 265 236; f 194
Davidson, : I 1150 12161 1409! 1262
Davie, - I 683; 761 733! 704
Duplin, 1 952- 1505, 1029; 1121
Edgecombe, - i 2878: 7761 3321; 1236
Forsythe, " 1014; 954. 1133! ; 936
Franklin, , . 1437i 1379 15211 ; Uu
Gaston, A ! 69C: 958 600; " 860
Gates,-- ; ! no return. I 420! 765
Granville, ! " 23681 2008' 282G5 1991
Greene, . ; . 1000! 794; f 9305 686
Guilford, . 5 1717; , 1793: 1741; 1745
Halifox, ; 3230- 1347! 35841 1556
Harnett. i 562: 8401 59! ' . 816
Haywood. , . 401! 723! 300; r 733
Henderson, ! 553 403i 737! i." 338
Hertford, 1 273;' 297 853! . 772
Hyde, i 629- - 7541 542; 703
IrddelV i 40l! 1263! 777! 1467
Jackson, 1 229! 587! 191! 719
Johnston, ..- ! 1212: ,1709! 1325! 1447
Jones, : 559j 619! 675; : 523
Lenoir, :- 1224; 91 lj 1178; 958
Lincoln, " ? 510! 822! 553; 843
Maron, I -t 246 530 176! :739
Madison, - I 4S9; . 5101 590; 502
Martin; f - j 1107! 1116! 1243!. 1031
McDowell, ; 1 551- 599! - "488! 676
Mecklenburg, - ; 1936! 216lh 20S9; 2026
Mitchell, ; 471; 280, ' 623; 84
Montgomery,' i 645; 481 i 5;7! 469
Moore, I 791'. 1113. 880! 839
Nash.- ! 788; 980i 1184; 1181
New Hanover, I 2914; 2027 3702! 2123
Northampton, I 1800; 959 1993! , 888
Onslow, v. - j 8G8J 788 ' 412; 660
Orange, . . V I . 991! 170S: 1299! 1752
Pasquotank, i 920; 837 1051! 638
Perquimansv ... , ,.. 795! - 656 v 855!" 584
Person, .? ' . " 7651 1092 645; ' 923
Pit. i 1754; 17521 1778; 1724
Polk,., i ' S6Q: 180! 335;; 208
Randolph, 1 1242 ' 12801 131f:!-i-l22R
Richmond, 1164 836! 1144: 790
Robenon, 1623; 1685) 1561! -J 1288
Rockingham, - 1143! 1590j 1322; . 1422
Rowan, : 9731 1459i 1003j 1388
Rutherford, 1134! 898! "1207; J 596
Sampson, r - , , i 945! , 13971 12K! 1339
Stanley, ' . I 452! 59Sj S483; I. 627
Stokes, j 560; 989 747! i 853
Surry, 602; 1007 929' 826
Transvlvania, : 149! 367 115: '393
TyrreiL - s - 328j 429: 3671 . 291
Union,-" . v i. K14; 78l 664; 773
Wake,.,-. - -350i! 3112! 3C47: 3102
Warren, : 2206! 873' 2453; 988
Washington, . 798; 5611 5. 915; 458
Watauga. :.s . 268; 500i 237: 49
Wayne,, , j 178a! 1764 18245 1G15
Wilkes, j 91lj 913 : 1117; 872
Wilson, ! 948! 1191 1117! 1141
Yadkin, j 511! 8791 848; 627
Yancey, j 245! 590 341; "4G2
83, 427; 87,648 95,252:86,207
j 83,427 86,007;
! I 4.221 9.215:
New . Advertisements.
J. E. AHYETT,
THE South Front St. GROCER,
ha a very
I LAEGE AND ATTBA0TTVE STOCK
.'"..:, OF
GENERAL BIEKCIIAKMSE,
contlstinx t
FLOUR, - '
. . . roitit,
BACON,
COFFEES.
- . SUGARS,
MEAL,
lard;
BUTTER, .
j,, , CHEESE,
MOLASSES, '
SYRUPS.
. DOMESTICS, &a, &c
and, in fact everything wanted by the people. -
Consignments of cotton and other produce
solicited.
Liberal advances and prompt returns made.
.. Give me a call. . I will insure satisfaction.
tf , JT. Eil tA.E-S"33Ta?.
. . Meat Business..
THE PUBLIC are TfcESPECTFTLLY INFORMED
that Mr. Johnson, aided by the nndernigncri.
will continue the moat bqiue at her husband's old
stand, ,- :., . ,
at the People's Market
; i AND AT THE
STAND OF MO MANLY,
at the entrance of tne Market. A regular cupnly of
r"reeh Meat )ys 00 hand. -
Ordem punctually attended to. and coods delivered
free of charge, - WM. ii. MANLY.
Ang.Ulm -,.-.:::....
Bethel Hale Academy,
Near Warrentoii, Fauquier County, Va.,
Prepares Youths for College, University, or
for Business. ; ; "
" -.'".' BOAIiO IfD TCmOJ $173 ;
flO months norit ran. , Tiralilv
unsurpassed for- health and nioials' For.
. . 1 . . a M ..... .
lurttier inlornjairiti, catalogue, a,v., auurcss.
ALBERT G. SMITH, "
WM. Vf. SMITH,-A. M V Princinala.
' J. RLACKWELL SillTIL )
August S-U. " -
-EXCURSIONS
To the Mountaiiis or the Sea Shore!
ARRANGKMEN'l'S HAVE BEEN HADE BY THE It rLtlOAD COMPA
NIES FOU RUNNING A WEEKLY KXCUliSION TRAIN FHOil ,
The Mountains to the Sea Shore !
- AND FRO II
THE SEA SHORE TO
; ; DURING .THE BEHAINDEE. QFTHE SEASON.
Commencing Monday, August 7th, 1871, and on each Mon
day following for six weeks, AN EXTRA THAI M, consist
' ing of a sufficient number of elegant coaches, will
- - - ? be run from end W. N. C. Railroad to More-
i ; . head; returning on following Thursdays'. ; - , 1
COACHES WILL BE HUN .THOUGH l'T6iI END it?. CL JL iCTO MOUE
. HEAD CITY AND RETURN' WITHOUT CHARGE OU DELAY,
ROCJVD TRIP TICKETS ITOK SALE r
Greatly Re due e d Bates!
Offering to invalids, tourists and others CHEAP FACILITIES f r VisUin? tho va
rious Minoral 8iingK,and viewing the beaiiliuil Mountain Kcetierj of Noiih -
' Carolin:, or of visiting tlie Sea Shore and epjoyiiiij the delightful
. . . .j. Bt-a Lrteze, boating, fishing, and surf-Latin ig no wltcru . v ,-
.to be siirpasst-d on tlie' Atlant'o oasl. -
RATES FOR RETURN TICKETS :
-- Si
.5,
FROM
J3
SB
6
a
From rnd to Morehead City, 575 050 636 700 090
Kfw llern to . , '
' Ooldstjora' to. . ..... . ; ' - .
Kaleiyh t .
" - UilUboro' to ,: : , .
E& Tictcts sold at tho above juices are
N only De recogmzed.-wnen the passenger gets on the train at -.
. . points of purchase and destination.
SCHEDULE:
GOING EAfT (Mondays) i'?
STATIONS.
Arkfve. J Leave.
5:00
9:30
12:00
12:54
3:05
i:29
5:34
8:15
11:00
A. M.
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r.-M.
5
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Exn W. N. C. II. II:.
CHAHLOTTE, . .
SALTSHUUY, . ,
LEXINGTON,
GHEENSHOHO,
COMPANY SHOPS,
UILLSIXWOV - .
HALEIGH,
GOLDSnOHO', V
,MOHEIIEAD CITY,
11:30
12:52
3-01
4:14
5:32
7:38
10:45
- 5:00
A. M.
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A.M.
E. R. STANLY, S.E.ALLEN, SAM'LMcD. TATE.
Prerfdei-t ASNCBR. Gcn'l Ticket Ag't N C R H. Preai.t.-nt 1TNRRK.
Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Company.
NewSeries
T I M E TABLE
NUMBER 3
Read Down.
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
STATIONS.
5.15 A. M-tMorehead City,
T5.45
aio
'6.31
7.15
8.03
8.22
8.48
9.17
9.42
10.01
10.18
10.45
A. M
5.46
6.10
6.31
7.30
8.04
8.23
8.49
9.24
9.43
JNewport. '
Havelock,
Croatan,
New-Berno, I
Tuscarora,
Core Creek,
Dover,
Kinston, '
Falling Creek,
Jja-Grange,
Best'8,
.Goldsboro,
it .
W V
a
10.03
110.18
Oitice A. & N. C. Raxlikjad Company, )
Neic-Rerne, N. CJuty 11, 187f. )' 1
3Ft TAJisrxr2
J. E. NASH.' New BenivN. C.
" AGE XT FOR
THE MOST COMPLETE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
IN THE WORLD,
at it doei every kind of work that nny other 8ewin
Machine cm do. bld-jt raakliist BUTTON-IIOLEli
md OVKhSE AMtNG which bo other Sewinj Machine
can accomplioh. - , ,
MWEoery Machine Warranted to give Entire
Satisfaction. -
THIS AMERICAN BUTTON-HOLE O VER
SE AMINO ANJ COMPLETE
i SEWING MGATIIinS.
The first ini only bU TTON UOLK and SKWrNO
MACHINK combined, thai tii! ninde it advent in thi
or any other cooutry. . The telluwiiig reasons are given
why this i the lxt - - .
Family Machine to Purchase.
1. Because It will do itvuty thin? that any machine
cab do, acwin : lrom the finest to the coarm.pt material
hemming, fulling, cerdinc.. hraiiliu, binding, ruffling
quiliic. etc., hetier than any other machine.
S, Bocine the btnsiona, are more easily adjasted
than anyother machine.
8. liecaune it can work a heaattfol button bole,
ma kiDt; as fine a pearl as by the hand.
4: Because it will embroider oyer the ed?e, making
aticst and Upsnti ol border on any eaimci.t.
.. 5. Kecanse it wiU work a bcnotiful eyelet hole., '
. R. Beran.e it can do orer-hand seaming, by which
pillow CMc-s, sheets and the liku are sewed over ai:d
over. ! - - - ' . -
1. Because yon ean f) nick !y raise or lower the feed
to adaut it t0 thick er thin cloth.:
- 8. - Because ye- bare a short deep bobbin by weir h i
tne thread is eonstintly drawn front the centre: the
tension is consequently even, and does not break tbe
tnreaa. - . - . i
. Because the presser toottnrns back; that the '
cloth can ae easily removed alter being sewrd. -
10. Bceaase the best merhanics prononnro is the.
nest nnmnea ana maae on me Deri principle ot iiny
machine manufacta red. It has no tprtng U bicak;
nothing to s;et out of order.
Because it is two machines Ii one. A Bcttos iltLB
Wokkiks and Sewiso MCHir combined.
13. Mo othe- Machine caa accomplish the kind of
Srwine stated in Nos. S. 4, & bm 6. ;
Parties nsinr family sewing marhine want ' a
WHOLK MACHINK. one with all the tmprovementa.
It Is to last a LIKKT1MK and therefore one is wanted
that will do the most work and dtyt bttt : and this
machine ran do several kinds of sen ins not done on
ANY OTH Kit MAClliNK, besides doinjr every kind
that any other can do, - trice, f 15.00
THE AMEKICAJN OB PLAIN SEWISQ MACIUSE.
(Without the Bntton-Ilole rmrts), does all that ia dons
on the Combination exo.pt button-holes and seaming
Price $60,00.
- City Referrences,
-:: Newfcem. M. C.Feb. &, 187t,
Messrs. CeeexjhtbAIIbkbt,
GisTf : Mother directs me to sav that she contin
ues to cse the Muchino on all manner of work with
entire ease and success.
- - Very respectfully. e . ' :
, WALTEEDUFFT. -'
Newhrnt.K. C, Jan. 23, ISTl.
Alessrs. Crcrkmar aiid Uenrv :
tienta. iira, C. say taut sh wouid sot sell ecu nw
THE H0UHTAINS1
u . a . a
o - - o
s t s
. o
- - . 5 c
CD-I : U BO.
rn - m
800 810 823 9C0 900 HK J0G5 1140 1170
1-M , 8S5 W5 - ftlO . WW 10S5 106$.
" nm tw nx aas loixt ioso
650 7T0 7-5 B95 815 &0 . II a JO
COO 700 67 775 815 - fiOO - "0
good oiKExcursioii Train only, and will
GOING WEST-(TmjBSDATi
Akkivr. f j Leatk. '
6:30
2:00
11:32
lft38
8:47
7:17
C:14
4:00
- 1:00
A. M.
1. M.
- .
"- .
- tt
12:00 M.N.
.10:40 P. M.
8:50
,7:37
- 6:1
K M
4-V
4:10
30
30 A.M.
- To take effect al 5.15 o'clock A. M.,
Wednesday, July 13, 1870.
ss
E is
arriveJ
LEAVK
1 8.15 P. M.1 .... , . .... MILES. MINTTCS.
7.44 ' 7.45 P M.10 so
7.20 7.20 " 8 121
6.59 " 6.59 , " 7 ' j21
600 " 6.15 " 111 44
5.2C " 5.27 " ,11 '33 '
5.07 5.08 " I 6 . 1 . .
4.41 4.42 7 25 -
4.0G 4.13 " 9 28
3.47 " 3.48 " 6 !l8 '
3.27 " 3.29 " 6 - , il8
3.12 " 3.12 " 5 jl5 ,
.-. 2.45 9 .27 .
PRESIDENT
chins for don Met be amount paid for it, provided shs
could noteplace it.
- Respectfully yours, ; ANDREW COAT.
, Kew Berne, Sf, (X, Aug. 35 1871.
Dear Sir :-r"The American Button Hole and Over
seamins Sewing Machine" 1 porchasrd of yun I find
to be all it was recommndod nsy to learn ttuoo ai:d
stichinp beautirnlly. 1 prefer it to all others and
would not part with it for double the price if -- could
not procure another like it.
: Very reauectfntly.
J - v-.r-,r.:f - ' . - ANHAM rLAYPOOI.":.
Unndrcds of other endorsements ft the American
can besom at J. . NAftU'S Book Stor .
- (.. laPOBTiSTT KOTICli. - '
OOHSUJC EES 01 D E Y G 00 D,
All Hctail Oivlrre .amounting to $0 aim
over tlc'.ivt-rwl in uy part ol
ths country
FREE OP EXPHE-SS CHAKGE3. .
HAMILTON EASTKII & SONS,,
OP RAI,T!MOUK. WD.. - 1
In order thrlwtt r tn nnwt (he waals of their Cctaii
Cnctomers at a di-ntu:-. hatr established a -
SAJefLrJ BU2EAU, r "
and will, npon nppnmrl -m promptly nf by mnil fat
lines of " :a:ti,!... f the Ntr.-t .in. I si st Ka.liiomirlr
Un. f KitKNClI. ENGLISH and DOMESTIC
WAsiiMirrriiR mnnfc,tn. .u
i. not at Uti vrieet. tan auv boaiui in ih.
cunnlry. . . - . -
. f.iiTing onr goods from the laryest sndroe.tcJc
bratcd manufacturers in thi different pai ts of -Eurous
aad importing ths same by KLeamers direct tn Balti
more, oar stock is at all times promptly supplied with
the novelties ot the London and Paris markets.
As we bny and sell only for eah, a4 make no kal
'If"- w" are able and willing to sell onr goods at rnoa
TewTo WtrtEsx rea cxmt less room tuajif we save
ereiltt.- ..' : - . .
1 sentinel far twrnpfs spieify the Hnd diir4
k.f p.the ""t prjulf f 7 lass of goods
from the luwest to the most costly.. .
Order wtaecompanieb by Me truth tfilibe tent HOD
invito! to inspect the stock in our Jobbing and Pack
ajje Department. Address
II VMILTOM EASTER i FON8.''
- l'J6. l'J0,201 sadiiH West njtimre St
Oct S3d -codr 1 r. . -
1 2jIIT33L: JSTTD
HAS FIJJ2 IIEI DSEITTC CilAMPAIRNR,' WIVES
- . EOBl.NSiON COUNTY raWKgY. -
SA3.TA CCOII KM. and 8X)TCIf WJI1SKT
- - TUB BEST MADK. " -
Vov.Shh tt ,
' D. T. Cdrr.tway geral Life sad Fire Iu
surnucc ft.-nt, fckath Frout Oxcct, Kew-Bcru,
N. C. . apil2C-tf."
THE ROAR OF CANNOrTf
Across the Atlantic aff.cts not Uriels SnjanaL
Mil attends to faia toilet aa ukuaL apyine a few
do? Ha rasorta at once to th vnly ntticla of its
1 ll V sw ...
Kina vi ui9 via world, wutca uit th atwna
iimo satb and rserfcr, in other irords. to
CHBISTADOJJO'B EXOELSIOS HA 12 DYE.
guaranteed ltnnulesa by ProfesaorCHrx.T05 and
uther d'atipguished cttomisla, and the most pop.
umr uj i .America, Deeaqite it lwpArta the
motit nataral sJtadea. of color with tit greatest
oerUinty hnd in the aliorteat cpaee of tine.
Taia famoos article baa ; - - '
TUB QUITS
of a!l fu -oold U rivals, and ia avartcr of
the aitaatiOB. . ... ,-.
Aji a arMing after drsing, s :.
:. CHRHTAUQEO'a HA1U PB HMTAI'I YB
FOR THIRTY YEAR'S I
Perry, Davis' Vegetable Pain
. : Killer.. ;v..v ,
TY Ofc'CLiaATE. ANO 01' ALKOST
EYfilit NATION JKNOWN TO
. . , AMEUICAHS. i . ; . . - - -It
ia almost the constant cojujmnfjn.gitid
" eatimable friend of the hitysiuiiary and
ihe traveler, on aca nud land, and no on
liould trnycl cn uurjjttkca or Pi vert without
lt- . ' -
It has bea before the pnUio over ihlrtj
vrars, and probaDlvJus a wider and better re-"
patatiart " 'thdfl any other proprietary medicine
of the prescnlday. At lliia period tiwe are bat
few unarquidnled wjltt the mcrita of the -Pain
Killer; but while some extol it at a lihlmect,
they know bat little of its power iuVuainf pain
when taken internally, while olhera use it in
ternally with grwtt success, but an rciwnlly ig-.
norant of its tjcaling virtuet when applied ex
ternally. - We therefor FIsn to ay to all that
it ii eqoalfy successful whether nfced internally
or exterbally and it standa to-day,, unrivalled
by all thegrcat catalogue of family, medicines
It is sufficient evidsnce of it virtues as a' sua
dard ruedicine, to know that It is mow Med in
all parts of the world and that lis sale; b son
stautly Increasing No carativs agent has had
such widespread sale or given such sniversal
satisfaction. It is a purvly vegetable coat
pound, and perfectly safe ren U unakiilXal
bands. - -'.'..-!:?
After thirty years trial. Is U11 recivbg Iht
root unqualified testlioonMls to its virile?,
from persoue of the highest chaiactcr and re
sponaibtHty. i'hysictxus of the timrespevt-
abiiity, recommend it as a moat effectual pre
paration for the extinction of pain, it is net
only the best remedy ever known for Braises.
Cuts, Burns, Jfcc, hot for Dysentery or UaoN
era, or any sort of bowel oonipUiaW H is a
remedy ausmpasaed tor tfflckney and rapidi
ty of action. In the grml cities ot India, and
other hot cllntaUs, it has btcome the tiUudard
M.cdicine tor all such complaints, as well as
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and other
kiudred. dtsordera. For (Jongha uand Colds.
Canker, Asthma, and Rheumatic dirBculiies,
" tt has been proved by the most abuudaul and
convincing leatirnoby to be au Inraluabht med
ieinc - -
- USE ONLY ;
I
UPPMAlfS GREAT
GERMAN BITTEES
- . -ft-.'- "
THI STANDARD B1TTTJ5I OF BESMAgT. BSt JTTJ3
, , BUT PHYSIC1AJI3 IX TKEIg CAILT fSASTtSf,
'Lippman's Oreat 6naaa Blttsrs tmtheas' ie
dsbuitatsd. . . , . , . .
Jppinan's Qrsat Gemaa Biltsrs cares Kldasy Csav
plaiuts. .. , , . .
Llppaisn's Orut Oreat fisneaa Blttars swaoXemale
Coutplaiuls. .. .. ;
Lippman'a Great Gsrraaa BlUsta, Us vest 4sHjht
fnl ana eltecuvs in th world. -
Lippuaji's Oreat 4ifiaaa Bitters ears juvm
well" peopls. -
LIppmao's Orsat Gsrmaa Bitters gtvse aa aopstlts),
Llppmao's Grwt Genua. BUlsrs earas Utsr tVasa
puunu .j . ...... .-
Lippmaa's Great Ornaaa Bitten $Ate$ eeaw As
gesu re organs. . ;., .
Llppman's Great Garaua BUUrs givos saercy. ' '
Llppmaa's Great German Dinars carss KsrvoaaBM
Li iP man's Great Gsnoaa UUra, las best Fa.
aloiticino. ..,. .
Lippnaaa's Great ' Gsnaaa Xittars rsgalstso he
Bowels.
UppautB's Great maa StUert xcttesiteTertet
Liver. .... f
1 Llppman's Great Gemaa Sitters wil) -ir Yeatra
Vigor. .
; Llppman's Great Gemaa Ultteis prstsaU Chills aad
h Mold by II. ADEIAJf A VOLLEHS,
. ATUtniaetea. V. C.
o))M vfR
' ' Jiaji long beoa regarded as the boas and ehSM nsS .
i Caking Powder ia us. Perfectly pors and benitv.
: It makes, at snort aotico, dolieions Biseuila, Koiis,
ice. Tbsre need be no waste of food propsred vita
it, as U ia ol ways of ths best quality Wewoatdsoir
, to those who hare never ased it that a vary dnr
triola wmaable thmt omit, iwtsy with aotarf;
Sutwfaotiim, but with saoMOtny. -- '
Put up rut, wifT veirht, ss vspreseoted. '.
-- 4roeotaeDesM-sseUtt..., -, ... --.' '-'?
xxx5ijrr&rjROTii2R,prop
r-'-y - go flsryv Stroot,
N r. -y ;.:i XZW TOEX CZTX. -
'(U PLEASASTIT 1CCA?E9 h jtTT
rilillS LARGE and COMVOt)lor fiorsx has
X bum tboxonghr rs-aued aad latnMkttt. sm4 m
-sow open for tlie r-ptlo of vUfSms. Its Joeatloe)
is directly ia front of the OCEAN sad re eloss proa,
unity to SJ orciwad City, Foit Maces, Cape Vomt
Lij'ht House, Ac. - ; -
Tho TABLK will he supitk1 trith every fazary tkie
snd adjvii.iac; mark els aiford. Polite and SUxs4.no
servants are iu oonstaot atteatdaitco.
The BAB is sappiiMl wHh choice LICt'OXS east
CtOAitK.
A DHiuw rum n wot Mfvmuai mm, in, fi uppo
Guvd Untie. viil be in attendsiKO for osoot Hoes
Tbc V.'ai tin, sod otheis. coniwv-c si., tr a
of the A- A K C Hi H- at Uorehcd City, a.. liv
sod land at the Hotel hrf. " .
ThsyToprlrto.- aims M make this Hrtsl f "C? T
I'j st like GUESTS eom'ortoMe. ,-
The a"bcrihe would rrivucifiiHr n,it he pst.'
age of his nuniei'sf I n-nls and the puuiic tej4y.
3, n STREET, P.-iVr..
Jaael la.
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