UVert4 EnWimjbfilUr
. 77 Times has been designated
a
jiuVic printer and Jblis7te the United
' iState JMicsoy aumoruy.
IfefiktHfr tHewsva-
kts) ifott'SSvth
..im . rrTiT.n "".TiifTT" .'io7fcmTri'y"fVT
nmtract foradceitisefnente
rafc- Advertisers in that city me reques-
ItdJoheai theif fq&fS$(hMffe Z
1 n '!i " ' ' fi: ' &'-jt '
GUBERNATORIAL CAAlflDATES-
Sdtae'nime" sincel we alladed ft? the
ingtop, : rfernofniiii candi
date ror (5oyerr .iViD,., A.jSrakh5 ana
9 JW. jry SSTIJSWrfcVHtV iwrnwpoiiuBmuj
tl.and present' ineraber of.Congress, jTrpm
w . - TV" . A
JIUil
to Vemade thus earjy.in the aeasony-we
mj u reasonably ;look; : fori :a I complete
shoal of them, between no wand ih& time
iot omioation.
y, . We can sec no objection toindtyidnals
.Buggestnig -the-"name8 of their friends
forthis high, 7 position, hut we hope
" lhaf letween nbwy and the Iunefor
comtnatiotti , fif4ifferncea! of opinion
wiU, be-,brmononaly settled, aiid the
piiiyi lday Minite on Sotner Sr man
wliviif trunSp"hMtr cany IhS- U-pbi
lican banner to victory. ;;. r -, j i-j
frjj,aye perhaps onr preference, bnt
; bifeylng ; an sonouncenient ; tt-'thhi early
day, soEpevhat preraatunv,-: re awit the
" proper time. jind see what the , progress
'SrWents may bring forth, Z.''?-
r .,..- CVBAS SOCIETY. T
. We . fully, agree with: the N. Y. Sun
-in the opinion that the subjoined adver
tiscment, taken f rom Diariodd lit Marina;
should be copied over the civilized world.1
Xn the Jkirio it appears under the head'
oftB Animals" for al " and in English
rcadsrt v-r. " 1 " ' ' "'Z'ls .
JBarnains-rJFer' want of use. a bay Qsa-'
aJian horse,. frora . 9 to 10 years -bid, '
broken to single and double harness.
TTill be" sofd 'for twelve ounces, ($20 f.)
Apply at No. 2 Chscorr Street, at which
p'ace'a purchaser can be found fbr a wet
. nnrse, lately -cdlifined. without her chiLl."
We commenJ the above "to the consid
. eroio9 -jof f onr reader!! 'Pt .fihowsT Ihaft
V;e Vdvertiser had aneye.ta business,
and that the horse was of niolre value than
ihe'Twompn r. in .his estimation.' 'Is: "It
aivjr longer a matter3 of surprise that there
iare volution in Cuba, and that there', al
ways Will be." J Where Is there a country
" upon the face of the gfobe, whose porti
arc open tfk th -xppmrnerce'. of the Wrld,
and ' whose people are brought -m daily
coclict wUaS liberty Wring and. liberty
possessing- .people,', . who,; ;wll ,not learn '
from them, the value of fredbtn? w.iJl,it J
ndt le "S la mustard seed? sowiy and,
when thel aacred fires of 'liberty have
fteu. Kg.hted'ii: the hearts, it will furious-
. .-r7i: -,- . ..." '...? '
ly culminate in a name, tnat wiil 8WfeepJ
away all oppositionaad - secure theirj
despotism.
i CIIAIiA UTERlaTW. 1 J "
The a'lusiqns of the Journal of Com
mereeTflitxithvr day.to' the Chicago fire,
in rwhieb, a jtontarlkii.was'TO',b--
' tween it. an.ih burutng ot Coiumbia j
during the late war,, as allegedly GenL
Sherman' troops, is characteristic of that :. I
, Aue-DnrrHBg oi vjnicago was a
divip-Paishment for the ,sih8 theol
it luia-irui uj j Ufa ty r Duutb Vtc
pisrdSjToverV'-'that'etiterpr
b Wevno"t "finirne but' or proven "bti anvl
fafct WhateVer: "With as much propriety
imgBt'th'p 'erjdus.-acidents'ithat' have
recentt j .occurred at. Richmond, the lrp;- J
noincjspoiswpoft uotei, me iing"o.'
ine noor pi. juie jour: Mouse; ine fires
that Rtve; occurred in this and " other
ci ties of the South ; and. in fact the J many
miafoitnjperf'tiiBtlSccbd "mdrviduils
"bo aitribiite ;hr'we'amnity
as paisbnjpnta i Jor 4the; sins df the re
specliTO comraonities :or mdividuaU. ' V
Iftiiis idea of the Journals were true,
we have in oar minds eye .many individ-r
uafe Vhq j must 1 have, sinned . most grie
vloiuly against God, were Ve1 to judge
by. thwrwant of worldly -success, and
amount of misfjrtanev but: wflenteriain
.no suuu doctrine, and believe that many
excellent communities, .and worthy indi
viduals, suffer grievious'y in Uiisjrorld,
simp1yr;isf tlier; result of the merest acci
denlsynd not the resnlt of Divine inter
posionij bin fudging
led iQL ;the idestroctio of Chii5ago,lour.
Ointeihporary should, bave borne inMiynd
the foIlowiKg little passage from Scripture
,inpoirwhoto tfi3Wer
f, and slewlthem, think ye
they
were sinnerabove all men that
dwell in Jerusale&jf, you nay; but
except Je repvJit yalhall fjtfl.- likewise
. perish . Ityj s,t:i
Th' intentions and motive of the jr
ntf, . are '.. . however - annareni. " to a
try ordinarbBexva-f tkeylirrc btctH
flat)
v-ir-'Tyr r"rT -"i i
ded to cast odiom'on the people of the
iiorth; who because Northern, must in
mind : of the Editor, be necessarily
bad, and their great affliction eonsequent-
tlie least, the aiticlo
was unV
charitable, evidently the prodnction tf a
prejujictl mi ml, which- can never-riew
the people of the North but Ja the light
of enemies npon whom every ' misfortune
that falls is a merited punish nunC V.T
ITertlt CroIlnm Democrat (Xtmfeamlmg their
tThe'ieffect at the'-mirse of1 Judge
Boml, TviiO baa just concluded holding
the. Circoit-Qoinri at Baleighj where so
many of the Ku Klux E3an were convicT
ted, has been to arouse the fears of the
geirirTr-foeDemcticnnnst of
iheState whx), finding that hii com
prehensiye system of investigation and.
judgment was about to reach, perhaps,4
some of their own members, addressed;
him a letter, which, with hi reply, is
Stibjoinedl u!The Damocrats have bold
ly denied the existence of the Ku Klux
conspiracy, and some Republicans have
been weak enough to join them; but
hire is their confession of, it made; toI-
Junturiiy y t he leaders ot tiier iomocra-
tic party of North Carolina: j
LETTER (JF JU$ OBTH SOLIKJk BEltOCK-VTS.
' "Raleigh, N. CL, SeptTsO, 1871. i
Hon. II. L. Bond, Judge of the Untied
. u JStstet CircuUir' -;" '
Star "We have the honor, in the in
terest of the peace of the people of
North Carolina, to address -you - this
note.
The fact that a ,9Qr$t2 .tcnlawfnl or
ganization, called the Ku Klux or Invis
ible Empire exists Cn-ieertain3 parts of
the State, has been manifested in the
I t t m r - t i 1 1 .
recent triahS'Wefofe thecourt over which
yojjresida-3 W condemn, without
reservaioiC alfsuch organizations. We
denounce them as dangerous to good
government, and we regard it as the em
inent duty of all good citizens' to sup
press them. No right-minded s men in
North CavoEna can palliate of deny the
crimes committed by .these organiza
tions, but we think if Hhe further pro
secution of Jte parsons charged with
these offences were continued until the
Novpmber term, it would enable us to
enlist all law-loving citizens of the
State to. make am energetic and effects
ual effort for the restoration of good or
der. "We assure ; you that before the
November term of the Circuit Court
we believe' that this unlawful 6raniza
tion will be effectuaUy suppressed. Tfi ;i.s
litt-'presenting these considerations to
your Honoi,fwe I declare that it is our
doty and puTposa to exert" all he inflof
nce we pbssessjrand dse all the means in
our rwwerio .absolutejy suppress -, the
organization and to secure a lasting
and permaijent peace to -the'State. ; The
,laws of the country must and , shall b
vxnaicauBu, t sxo : bausutxi anu give
the assurance that the people 'of North
Carolina will unite, iir arresting, and for
ever obliterating an evil which brings
berthing but calamity io the State. In
the name of a iust and honorable peo
ple, and by. aUthjoBsiderations wch
appeal oocc?menw scsemmy pro
test thatA heserTioltionB ofj law and
public justice must and. shall : cease;
We have the honor to be, &a,. yours,
! Signed; Thomas Bragg,
! ' " George V. Strong?"1 sT
j Daniel G..Fowle,
I . James .B-t Batchelor,
I . -f r, frv t. IV Moore,
- .vtOWO, ':wm ifc.fibipp,
A-,V, AM.'1 W. Ransom;
VWffl.'-H.tie,",
vrV- H.lBattle; jr.Vt
'suaan ,N. X, -Oct 1871.
I GEXTLEMMi I navc -the honor to ac-
'kncffiledgeLvl haads-pf ffis Exciel-sj
deB?ey,!tovwnrHWdwelIi, the receipt of I
yonr letter asking- me to- postpone the
xL " 1 f 11 . . . , F . Mt
trial of tlw jeaseBBnOwT pendingv!ui the
act. : I have eiven vonr letter the lonV
. . . " . . Tn i . - . o
and carciui conadvBration tot wnich; your
eminent posiuon.mviorpivtJarpiina ana
the imp3rlMc"o,4he,.tsuhject to which
it entitles it1, fcuS 1 nih1 unable to com
ply.Xvithf your request. These cases
are very numerous, and if "?idt" tried"
nbw .w"! at nr, next .term so encumber
the docket as to' obstruct all civil busi
ness Tlie' city , is full , of t witnesses,'
summoned from long distances, who
have remained here for several weeks,
at large cost, and it would be a great
hardship to make them return' again,
and iwould be uyust for meo eetttl
therd unf I "know they could" return
with the same., feeling, of personal se
curity that I" myself should have on my
own return home. jTbis I do not know;
and. though 4 you gfve"me" assurances
that beforo the next term of the circuit
"court " the invisible empire," shall be
e&ectnally suppressed, it: is . not .sup?,
pressed now, and :I; feel'fhat t!the en
forcement ttf' the "tiw'should continue, hi:
I have come to this conclusion with
less reluctance, becauseXam sure gentl
men who are sbsinccrV in their desire
to relieve. JJorfh- CafeKria of this dis
graceful and infamous .association, will
not remit " their labors 'to' ' suppress
$ as they aasufe ttoe" 01103? tave the
power to do, beeanrthponTtBitSa,
weekw 'two "fohger toassisttEeni jun
their undertaking.' I am glad tp hear
from you that theXreceht triaht have
manifested that this secret,, unlawful
organization exists in - some parts of
North' Ctaoliha. " It cannot bat aid you
itL Vour effort to suppress it. to point
out by ihsse trials' to yon who ar& tho
guilty person whedompose it. I tope, 1
v ..... .- ':-. . ' ,
gentlemen, you will agreffwltjuTine that
it is best to do eo. , . j " vN'
With great respect, 1 teg Itr. remain
Vours. verv resrefctmllv t i 4-c!
r ! a r . . . tr
HtTOB Jjr BoSTD.
V
r,tM VI nrrit (Vnrt.
To Thomas Bragg, George V. Strong,
. Daniel G. Fowle and others. Washing
ton Cironiele. - '
.r .-,.,-.i,ti u i,yi-x '
- - Mord Territory." " " ' "
r- n-T'; . TTT-OTi
Stbcac Ibr the Attarpdra of the Bntan
irr 7 J Z,
It will profcatly tea great surprise to the ma
jority of newspaper 'fearers especially rin the
North and West, to be fold that there exists a
widespread organization, chiefly confinedi .it is
true, to ex-Confederate onfeeni.' soldiers and
politicians, though inchiding also many persona
who served ia the Fedmlannv aadareaotiTely
;l identified with the .national -or tTnion, wbo p
f pose to bring about the annexation the Br-
public or Men co to t bat or the United btatea
peaceably if they can, forcibly if theyaiust
; 8ome information which" has .recently sonja
into yonr correspondent's possession -natifies.
him. m expressing his conTiction 1ht' 'sneh' an
organization exists, and is about to enter Into
aa aetivd propaganda in suppor t of it designs,
How these facts came into rat possession is im
material. - Suffice it to say that my original in-J
fbrmant is a leading psrticrpant ' in the move
ment ; that he was Colonel in the Confederate
army, is a brother' of one of its best-known
Southwestern Generals, now dd, and that Ji
ia a man of marked ability and . high, chame ter.
" jfo bs coNsxrjauTKD wirffiar-FrrK -piusX j
According to the statements made by the gen--tlema
tHe organization of which ha' acknowl
edged himself to le a membererpectartflrBei
core the annetitlont'jpf Mexico, within five years
at the ntmosfc "They .hope to bring itiiboat be
fore and wifl strive earnestly to do so. J '
tq t-j;.'7osb x. j'oxasmi XtT JkT 1 j
"the famtw GWeorte-geneml;Tis named as
chief of the oiganization." " GreneTal Eosecrans,
of the Union array in, it ia affirmed, in. sympiv.
thy, if not direct relations,' with the movement
John A. Logan is also mentioned in the same
way. Eosecrana, It will be remembered, .been, set
up as an especial -champion of Mexican inter
esta, development and character. He is in pos4
Kssion of grants, railroad and Banking from
Mexico, w'-ich if America- xuld be induced to
give stability to Mexican efforts, woold quick
ly net him an enormous fortune. Many othia
of note, north or eou'h of the Potomac, have
been named as identified, with the association
referred to of whose substantial existence I
have no douhL In Mexico itself, it is claimed
there are those amorg her trusted public mm
who favor and are afffliaterf with it , At the
head of these, H is said, stands one of her
prominent statesmen, who formerly resided
here as Mexican M'wlst r, and who baa an
American wife. It is also su gees ted thai
Joan 2 himself is not at all unfriendly to the
objects songht . .,-.,
THK AGITATION TO COJCXBKCE NKXT WlSTKR.
'r 80 far as I have been ab?e to ascertain, the
plans now proposed are entirely pence fpl.-' A
demand for annexation is to begin in Mexico.
This ensuing winter will, it is said, see that
agitation set in motion. It is to be fostered
by . every legitimate means. My. informant
speaks of a projected newspaper; also of pro
jects for steamship and railroad routes, bank
ing, mining and trading companies, all ask
irg, ; and probably obtaining, subsidies acd
grants. A well-known American is nowin
the city of Mexico, seeking a subventioa for m
mail line between New Orleans and (he vaioas
Mexican Golf ports. "r He . will probable suc
ceed, and may then be expected b're to ask) a
subsidy f torn r Congress. This he has tried
before, r If, however, he be Jn affiliation, as is
likely, with the organize-ion under considera
tion, he wQ pipbable have better lack for
himself next-lime.""" '. - ...
v Following the surrender tf ; the C4nfederr
acy, there was a prevalent belief (hat we
should move into Mexico, MaxmimiJian being
then : alive and still playing 'Emperor. ' The
writer of this traveled extensively, on inspec
tion duty. In st'Veralofr the Son! hern States,
and recalls several conversations he bad with
prominent ex. rebel officers on the probability
of this. Inmost cases these gentlemen indi
cated their belief that snch a move, or a war
with Great Britain would canse the rgrreat
body of tie rebel soldiery . io rally to the na
tional army. i'lYf'" '
j WHAT GENEBAt. SatBSlA TBISKS OF IT.
! I think JkwiisGete.- IJodly, of Afabama,
Who told me that Gen. Sherman, whom he bad
just left in tU Louis, expressed ahope.of some
snch movement as a means of reuni ting the
two sections w?d direct the disbanding . solV
iery against i commnn foe. j Roddy 8ai4i3bet- :
man mad no concealment of such opinions.
I mtntion this now as a proof ihat even with
fbe won nds.of. war bleeding freshly, there we re
men from the Confederate armies who dream
ed of effecting some service by which they
might show themsclyes acceptors of their de
feat, and ready in service to "pluck the flows
salety, from the n trie, danger.'" It willhc:
well to Watch the i indications on tfi line here
marked out. r '-There are othtxrroveraents Of
the same character which are aKo ike'y .Xfi
develop rdnrtng the ensuing sess'mfK bnt- the
details of which I mast reaarya.fr-a future
letter. ! ' ' ' ' ' ' x !
; ..." QYAHfftoTPa TTiwid.kLIA':l
I It is good seamanship, when there is re.ison
to expect heavy weather, to drop an anchor to
Windward. - i-
We, are in
e are in the midd of t'oa season of chJUs KJ
feveri) The saret preventive of 'this1 aft-r
and
tiieasin?
malady is H istetter's Sto-nach Bit
ters. A. c4urstliat.wi!eso:ne vegi?Ub'e
tonic will render an attack impo3arolo. T ike
the hiot and drop fiiaiichor to tetdip trJ,"?T
Weak stomachs are most liable to be disor
dered late in the autumn, when tbechaagescj '
temperature are marked and frcq'i-nL Lfoa
tetter's Bitters fortifies the stomach ajraihsfr'tbe
effects of these variations. Lot dysp-nticj
make a note of the fact, and drop an an ehor
.to trindtoard.
Tae liver is more sensitive when the weath
er ia continually - alternating between the
warmth of summer and the cold of winter, than
at any other period of the year. This is pecu
liarly the season of such alterations. Let the
bilious remember that II rtetter'sj Stenaach !
JBitters Is essentially an anti-biiioas med.cine,
and drop an anchor to wlndtnard "t t,. ;v',
r The wisest plan is to' feres ail evil. The
next best thing is, to arrest it. . For disorders
of the stomach irregularities of the bowels,
and all periodical ferers, take, as soon as the
complaint developes itself Ilosteters Stomach
Bitters.
'
Q
Capacity of t h Keflex.
"iThe editor of the Leisure Hovr Loadon
publication, has recently visited America, and
gives the following with regard to tbe capacity
of tbe negro for acquiring education :
As the intellectoral capacity of colored
children, I prefer quoting testimonies of more
Weight thai my own. fev. 'Mr,' Zincke says-.
"I m nit confess ray astonisbment' at the intel
lectual acuteness displayed by a class of color-
ed pupiB. . They had acquired, in a ' short
space of time, an amount of knowledge truly
remarkable. Never in any school m Eur land
and' I; have visited many, have I fonnd the
pupils able to comprehend so readily tbe sense
..r ,;. u... i.M r t.-.i nmn, ..v I
r ZZTtL irL,H. u'" "-Ji:urV
questions which showed a Clearer comprehen-
hensior. of the subject they wtae studying."
Nor is this intelligence mere "quickness at the
uptake," as tbe Botch call ft, or - precocious
acuteness ia acquiring knowledge, aoon tii be
forgotten. M. liippeau visited ,Oberlin Col
lege, and what he saw entirely ccafirmtd tte
opinions formed ia the schools of the ' acruUi
A dsqendunt 01 Baron, if Jncpunscn writes
the -foiowinff from WtLsilngton to'thNew Yur
"The colored girls of the highest classes. he
says,- "appeared in no Way inferior Utheir
white companions of the same ajte,". loHSCS
the degree of BL A. was coriferred npon fif
teen younjj colored men and ten young colored
women. The Principle of tbcnUege. in his
address to the students, stated ibat in literary
taste and ability thea colored pupils were un
excelled by any cf their white fellow gradu
ates. . The Professors all a ve the same teati-
rpony. as tq thipapusajEMl, with regard to
moral character M tljppeau w as assured
that tie negro race formed a fifth of the pop
u'atioB of OberHaratld thHheo4tce?
able, "well behaVed and studious cttzens of
ihjcplace belonged loHbe cokwreJ'
;I 1:3 rw fRsrr
. . , . - . . . 1 - j r ; . t '
Doomt'sTxastTowdkii stands pre-eminent
in market as beirff ' the only Baking Powder
4ht isfree from injttriods snbstarces. Not
pnly this. but ach package contains the rci.1.
o,tUBTiTT ssSRxsxsTKDr wbilnlM-raHy is
far superior ta ill others. , Doqjct "a r Y east
fOwnxawillprodooe tronvfwt-ntyfiveto fifty
rer cenf. . more eood - bread, -colls, biscuits.'
I pacby. Ac-Ttbap those oTfoTher fnannfacjiiire
t-while it Iriatways convenient to have in tlie
DqHse,- mm n xetntbie mns eco noma 1C4 ixfj l yon
have'rottrh'd If. asirfor it at your Grocer's.'
and take no other. l i aT.'-J '
' xVSrLedbetter, Senator from the 23th
D'rtrict, "composed 'of ".,the! counties Vol
Richmorrd "and Moore, J has resigned.
'Glov.Ca1dwell has or'dered a special elcO
t'on to fill the vacancy on Thursday the
16th of JTovemUer. With :a proper ef
fort the .Republicans can carry the Dis
trict, and they are urged to' make such
effort -ffra. ... - r. , ; ... ' , ,-r-
Wotlce toCoasamers.
The Increasing popularity ot Doolit's Txast Pow
bib bs. indaced a xertaf a (Inn ho . Bmufctnrc a
Baxiag Powder to copy Teroatlm, onr advertisements,
imply sabstitating their name hi place of ours. While
this proves tie standard excellence aad'Worth of onr
Teait Powder it is eatculatcd to deceiTe the consamcn
and reflects the character of the partis, as well as' th
goods walch they are eadeavoring to force opon th
anwaryi Baaar that von call for Doolei' Ysast
Powdkb. and" take ' no other. Doolxt 4 Bbothsb
Propiiotors, 69 New Street, Hew Tort
ALA Ki. Whereon this globe can we eo
beyond the omnipresent Yankee . Landing at
Sitka, we bad walked but a short disUnce in
to the town' when -we reached Mthe northern
depot of Dr. Ayer's medicines in ''full display
-among the huts, shanties anL courts of these
boreal tribes. There the familiar, homelike
names of his Cb rry Pectoral. Pills, &c sa
lute us from the exterior of a store which
shows more business than its neighbors, and
proves that these simple bnt sureremedit-r are
even more1 necessary to, savage Bfe than to
ourselves where thi-y visit every fireside Cor
retpojukrtiAUzand. Journal -
Tke 'WairBlmg has been- Heeded.
Since themposure of the attempts mrd e by
certain uhscrupulous local dealers,' to palm off
their coarse astringents, made from cheap and
impure materials,, jn the place of the great na
tional tonic',' Hoatetter's Stomach BItte,s, pub
lic opinion has s-t strongly against these em -piric
aad their preparations. Their ocenpn
tioa if gone, or soon will be. , .When the light
is let into dece: tton it soon wilts down. Per
sons who trifle with thiir wri health; by using
unknown preparations, with J no guarantee to
sustain thim, when' an establish specific,
proven by twenty ryeam experience to be ex
actly what it is claimed to -be, is within their
reach, are Stro. to repent their temerity. Many
have don so in this instauce, but it is hoped
that the iruth plainly spoken has arrested the
evil. In tb meantime the demand for tbe
' leading ptotec.ti.ve and restoraiiFemedicine of
i America was never so great as it has been this
season. From the fever and ague districts of
the west south west, and south, U is literal! v
overwhelming, and it may.be said of tbe ad
vices from all parts of the country of the
jcures :t is effecting in dispepsia, bilious corns
plaint?, and chronic constipation, that "their
name is legion." , Every whera the sick and
feeble seem to have realized the importance of
("holding fast that which is good," and of
avoiding what is spurious and dangerous.
ii ii ' i' '
! -North CarOntr
1 Craven County.
The National Bonk of
! yfaiB Twi va
SuprriorCourt.
f ;;
Notice
in Attachment
John" fiatterlee? J
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant in the above stated, cause is
a non-re -"ident of this Stale, and that a cause of
action exists aga'mst .said, defendant, notice is
hereby given to John Satterlee,6 the defendant
above named, that a warrant of 'Attachment has
this day been iittned. opt of this , Court against
for ' the sum '. of three thousand one hun-
tdred and' thii!dbllars and twenty-six cents
(,iu.xu) retnrnaDie to raa term ot tne su
perior Court cf Craven County, to . be held on
the 9: , Monday after the 4th Monday of Sep
tember, 1871 It is further ordered that service
'of the following summons, be Miula by publica
tion of the same together with this notice, in the
New-Bern Trsixs once a weekf r'sii weeks.
; GiVwi under my hand and the seal of said
Court t office in STew Beruthia Oct. 13. 1871.
; ! lu jC .,, .,m-,! .-h E. WEST.
t.i-..,ri smjKv f s - ; vierav S. U.
The Nabbnal Bank of
dr. of ,t! f::'. .
' Summons in at tachment
New Bern - va;
John Satterlee.
To the Sheriff of Craven Connty-Ureeting !
I You are btreby commanded to summon
Johii , Baiter lee : h Dc fendan t above n anted, l f
to be i' found la-your County, to " appear before
the Honorable the Judge uf our Snperior Court
tu be held , for the County ef. Craven t 'the
Cpart House in Newbern oa the 8th' Monday
after the 4 h Mo-day rn!' September 1871 then
and there to answer the cornplaiotin ithis to
tidn,; and. if he fail todo soitbe plaintiff will
take , judgment ' against him f at f 3, 130.2(5
with interest iroin, 23'h. day. of ',, (January
A D. 1871. a-r,',o ?ti- 1 -''Hia-i feJ?13 -li1 '
Herein fail not,' and of this sammrrns rnake
due return:.1 'Given under my hand, and the
seal of said Court, this 13th, day of October
1871. . -M:
l. i LE. West.
I - Clerk, 8. a
r ." "' ' 1 " " -
North Carolina. V fci ' V f -W '
t Craven C-noty. ( Snperior Court.
The National Bank of New r
Bern, t. John SsOerlee, t Notice In attachment .
Jantef-M. Ljen. - f ;
It appear! ng to the satisfaction ef the Court that
the- defendants In the bo-vo stated cause are noa
resident of this State, and that a caaae of action ex
ists against said defendants, John gattertee and
James, Jt. Lroa notice -ta hcrthy 'given
that a Warrant , of Attachment has. this
day bees latasd ent of this- Coart. against them, for
the sum of S4.447 62 retLnuble to the. Fall Term of
.the ninth Jlondc j after the fonrtiiptonday of 8cptea
ir, 1871. It is further ordered that service of the
following samraooe he .made by pabliatioa of the
ame,, together with this aotice. la the New Bern
Times, once a week, for six weeks. -.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Coast, at
office ia New Bern, this October 13th 1871. -, f.
la-l 1, K. 1VOT, Clerk S. C
The Nstional Bank of New Bern,
- ' i - -- '
,1a jcs',t,t uff-'.t
EDBDOUla
Attachment.
Joha Satterlee, JameaJC. Lyon.
, 's STATE OP KOBTH CAEOIJNA.
To the Sheriff of Craven Coanty, greeting; . '
.Ton are herebv eoramanrfHri to snmraon JtOiii R't.
teriee and Jamee M. Lyoa, the defbodanta above
uamco, uuk zonna in yonr coanty, to appear before
the Honorahle th J.fj.r. n Mr ..wi r...
the Honorahle, the Jade of onr enpeiiur Coart. to
neia tor tae Conntv of c'rarcn. at ue art Hons
heiield for the County of Craven, at the Coert House
bth Monday after the 4th slondav
IB sentemlier. 1871. next, tlm end there to aim
the complaint in this action, and if they fail to do so,
the plaiatif wiU take? judgment against, them fbr
ft.4U.5x, with Interest from sSUday of Janoary, A.
D. 1871.; . .
Herein fail not, and of this sammons. aVa we 7e
tnra. Given ander my band and the seal of laid cooit,
this 13th day of Octobe".
If- I.B WrSTy ,
Oai9-laww , a r. eisr If, fT;
Jon Ju BicButanSfarfTT f. . Jojsra A. Bux
GASTON HOUSE
it
Cl BEIsIs.
FEIETOE 8,
IS OPEN FOB the fiECEPTIO of GUESTS,
and SoScits the paUoUage of the pcblic , ,
f v 7nests' of this House will always find comfort
able rooms and attentive servants. -- ----.-
nPRICES MODERATE
ep is-tf :. ..
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MITGHELL; ALLEN & CO.,
COTTON C1RS AND PRESSES,
HORSE POWERS, BELTINC,
COTTON B ACC I N C , Tl ES ,
PAINT, OIL, CLASS,
&C, &C &C, 1.- '
AT REDUCED PRICES!
JOHN ARMSTRONG
B O OK - BIJT&i; B
. - : and '' ' ",'
BLAOT BOOK MANUFACTURER
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. OVER THE 9. C BOOKSTORB. -
n RALEIGH', 5. 0.
Triil. Execa-tion. Kinnte and Becordinj Docket
made to order..
North "jiroHna' Reports and other,. Law Books
bound in snperior La JBindit,.
Ktssins- numbers .of : tbe Reports sapplied aad odd
Bombers tafcen in exr.hsn?e furhindlne .
FALL TRADE OPENED.
J; E. AMYETTf
THE South Front St. GROCER,
has a very
,. LAEGE ASD ATTRACTIVE STOCK
at
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
:: !.. ' .. ' ' - '. ' '.''''
consisting of
FLOUK,
TORE,
BACON
COFFEES.
SCQAES,
MEAL,
LAJKDi -.
f
r'- CHEESE,
..5 . ,.'....
MOLASSES,
SYBUPS. --.' ' v
,pOMESTICS, - 4c,- Arc
and, in fact everything wanted by the people. ' -
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Consignments of cotton- and other produce
solicited, . -, ; ;. . . i.
Liberal advances and prompt re tarns made.
.;.-(,- .: "'.V .,: ,
Give nva a call.' t will insure satisfaction.
3. j&ZMXZESTPT
g. w. claypoolb; ;
Cobsxa Cbaven and Broad Stuksts rf, ,
: 0 7 ,'n'e it b e R2r' jr. 6.
Marble Worker,
s a . ' 'TotTtbstones.' c.
THE NEXT,
General Convention
T, i'i.
or TEI,
Pkotestakt EriscorAi! CnuEca
i - vunnu. v. .
At Baltimore, Oct 4 1871.
! ASH THil KNSTIKd JTHBEB WEEKS. Z
Olfaccoant of tbe very frreat interest attached'to
the. Debates of the House of Oerical ' and Lty
Deputies, Tas Chcchjiah will pnbliah. during, the
Corvention, a DALLY KDITION. at Baltimore, It
w B contains phon. graphic-Mport, xrrtalim. of tbe
Debates. Committee Resorts, bermona, etc, made by
D.Y. Ifuarav, Chief of Official Coaps of -Beporters
of the U. 8. JSeaate, and his assistants.
Th CaoBCHxaa, Daiij JMirtoa, wiltbe mailed
each day, to any subscriber, eti vrtyayniit of $1.60.
MS BboADWAT. KW yOBJt--;"; ii...;
. Sept. ao-tf . i - .-' v 4
I Claim AgencyJ ' : ''
TT A BECENT "ACT OF OOMeKJtaS,' PASSED
JL March Srd, ltSTl. all persona ia the States lately
in rebelaoo. who were loyal to the United States tiov
ercmot will be paid for all loese snstatnea by prop
erty being taken for the use of the United States army.
I have established an office ia Washineten. D. C
lor the purpose of prosecuting all such claims, sad
respectfully solicit whatever business of this ebwrertrr
tbe reader may have ia Washington.
'. t ... . , .JW. SMITH, Att'y.
Bsferstor 1 -' - .--
Uon. U. SfcCnlloeh, ex Secretary of the Treasury;
ir- Boa. O. r. Morton, U. 8. 8., Indianapolis, I ml ; ,
Hon. A.1, Tharmaa.U. 8. 8., Cslambas, Ohio t ' !
Hoa Alex McDonald. U. 8. 8 , Little Boek, Arku;
Hoa.. U Cobb, M. Cv North Carolina ; . , s . -
Ilea. 3 U Brodbead, 8eeod Comptroller; ' :
Bon. 8 i W Tabor. Foarth Auditor;
Gea. O O Howard. Washington. D. C X -Geii.
B W Rice, Paymaster Ueaeral firv -
Hon. BLB CUrke . .Examiner in Chief Patent Office,
Jay Cooke A Co., Bankers,. Washington, D. C;
" TBBAStrat DsvaaVarairT, " " Z
) ' 8ai Coitr-rmoij,Ka'e Orrica. . 4
Mr. J. W. Smith, late chief clerk of this office .hav
ing resigned, to engage in the bostaess of few profes
sion. I cordially commend him to the public lie is a
geatlemanof auacaal axsquiremeats, great lodoatry.
and spotless integrity, and intimately acquainted with
.the transaction of bnainesji in the executive epart
BMnts. I feel pleasure ia bearing this volaatary tea.
timoayto his eharacver, after an official coanectioa
with hint of several years. . . . - .
M.BmaaAD,ComptroUer.
All hrfonaatios given, and blanks famished, at the
Acs of- ; CHA8.B1BBAKD,
- . Ocrk U.S. District Cowrt.
Vue9U Coart Bamw buMing, tw Bera, K. C
North Carolina; i 1
Snperior Court,
- CorneuaT. Estes
' s-'-s
. Chelsea L. EsJm.
Craven Coanty.-
Petition for Eft voice.
V It aripearinji lroni"the aiSdavit filed in tbe
above named case, that he defendant is a non
resident of the State, and cannot after doe di
ligence, be fonnd therein, it ia ordered that ser
vice of the following Summons upon said de
fendant be read by publication of tbe same in
tbe New-Bern Tuns, once a week for six weeks;
Given under my hand and official sea this
12th day of October; 1871.
Clerkof8,C
Cn :'' Snmmoa.- ,! 1
: Chelse?wktee. fPeUo divorce. ,
STATE Of WORTH CAROLINA
To the Sheriff of Craven Count j Greeting : ;K !
Toa are hereby commanded to summon Chelsea L.
Stea, the defendant above-Damed.il heberonadwith.
in yonr Conuty, to appear at the office of. the Clerk
of the Snperior Court for "be Coanty of Craven, with
in forty-fire days after the service of this snamoaa on
him, exclusive of the dav of snch service, and answer
the complaint, a copy of wbieh will be deposited in
the office of the Clerk of the Snperior Court for Cra
ven County, within ten days from thedatt) of thitanm
mons ; and let him take notice that if he fails to an
swer (he said complaint within that time, the plaintiff
will take Judgment against him tor the relief demanded
ia the complaint T i
Hereof fail not, and of this sammons make ffue re
tarn. - .; ,: tPf
Given ander my band sxd the seal of said Court, this
ISthday of October. 187J. . L K. WEST.
Sw . Clerk cf the Superior Coart, Craven County.
Ia ths matter of II. A. Gaskioa,
f Snperior Ccivrt,
I Crayes Co Ji. C.
et ii ct sis.
To th.. rVinrtT
the above case, the Clerk will expose to public sale
at the Coart House door, in the City of New Bern, on
Saturday, the 4lh day of November, 1871, the fol
lowing property, to wit: . - , ,.,,.y .
A tractor land in Craven County, 6a the north sUe
of the Neose River, adjoining tbe lands ef George
Bright on the northJames Vincent, on tbe east
Neuse River, on tht south, and the lands of William
Brewer on the west, containing 300 acrea, more or less.
Terms of sale '-fifty dollars cash," balance on credit
of six months, by filing bond with approved ecenritr.
. LE- WE3T,c.s,c
New Bern. Oct. 6-1 aw4w.
NORTH CAROLINA. Caavas CorsTT.
In the matter of Letitia Reel 4 others! - ' '
. to V Snperior Coart.
the Court. t
In obediruce to an order of the Superior Court in
the above case, the Clerk will expose to public sale,
at fhe Conrt House door, in the city of New Bern, on
Saturday, the 4th day of November, 1871, the follow
ing property, to wit:
One tract of land containing one hundred acres,
more or less being a part of a tract granted to Rich
ard Blackledse the 11th of March 1775, situated at tbe
side of Sonth River, at the mouth of Buck Creek,
which said tract oi land was devised to Thos. D. Jones,
by his father Jas. Jonss, by his will date! 5ta of Sep
tember, I83 and Was convered to Geo. . Smith, by
Frances J. Prentiss, Sheriff of Craven County, by deed
dated Oct. 22 1845.
Also one other tract containing 100 acres more or
less, being the undivided half part of a seoOacre tract
which is on the east side of South IQv rr, and en
Eastncsa Cieek. which was devised to Joseph Pittman
by Patienct Carraway. by will, in 1817, who conveyed
the same to Council Wood in 1853, who oonveyed the
tame to Geo, G. Smith. ... ,
also two other tracu of land, which were conveved
to- Geo. G. Smith by Thos. McT.in in 1847; the frt
tract being on the upper side of David's Gut, rni.niog
np South West Creek, containing SOJ acres, more or
less ; the second tract belli i; part of the land purchased
by Thomas Martin from Joseph Rotal, lying on tie
west side of South River and on the narth side of
South West Creek contaiuins 50 acres more or less,
beginning at Richard Hill's corner, joining William
Miirsland. -
Also, another tract being the lime which was
conveyed to George S. Smith by Reuben Fnlcher and
Win. Smith, by deed, dated July 89th, 1815. lying
on the east side of South River, adjoining lands,
late the property of Thos. D, Jones, deceasd L.
Sarah Salter, bordering en Buck Creek and . Elisbas
Creek, commonly called Buck Point, containing 100
acres, more or less, bein? the same which was formerly
the property of James Jones, Senior, who devised the
same to his son James J ones, who conveyed the same
to Reuben fnlcher and Wm. Smith, in 145. .
'Also, all that trad or pa. eel of lands on South West
Creek, a p-ong of Sooth River, comprised in three
patents and containing 300 acres, moic or less, being all
which Thomas-Nelson owned on South West Cieek
at the time of his death.
Also another piece of land Li Craven County, on
the south side of Ncae River, and op tha west side
of Sooth West Creek, beginning on the west side of
the month of South West Creek and bounded on the
front by said Creek, and on tbe lower side by the
lands of Calvin fluff, containing 60 acres, more or
lees formerly called Sammon'a land. . - ,; -
Also, another trait on thesontii fide of South River,
above Sooih Won Creek. ad joininp the foods belonging
to the heirs of Tboe. Pittm-iu. d. c'd. lata residence of
Charles Jones a d Comfort, bis wife, containing by
estimation 100 acres, more or less. i .
1 A more detailed description of the ahovs parcels
of land will be furnished npon application at tbe
offlcc of the Clerk of tae Superior ikmrt for Craven
County.-1- -
1 ha said parcels of land will be sold separately.
Terms, one-fourth cash, balance on credit of six
months. LE. WEsT, C. 8. C,
New Bern, Oct. S-law4w, . ;-
. ' DISTRICT COURT OF THK UNITED STATES,
t Pamlico Distbkt.
Ji United States
400 acres land mere or
. less, sad tbe mules aad
other stock and proper
tv on which tbe distil
Libel of Information.
lery of Jalia Daniels i
was Niuaicu, iu unxa
County, N. C-, Julia
Daniels, Willie D Roun
tree. Joseoh Bvnnni
To Julia Daniels, Willie D. Rountiee, Joseph J. By-
num and to all whom it may concern: Greeting.
Notice is hereby given that, the above mentioned
property was seised by 8. P,.Wriglt Deputy Col
lector of 9nd District North Carolina, on the 35th.
day of Jalr, 1871. as forfeited to the uses of
tbe United States, for violation of the Internal Rev
enue Laws, and the same is libelled and prose
cuted in tbs District Coart Pamlico District ef the
United States for condemnation for the causes ia the
said Libel of Information set forth ; and that the said
causes will stand for trial at the Court Room of said
Court at New Berne, the 37th day of October next,
if that be a iurisdiction dav. and if not at the next dav
of jurisdiction thereafter, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why condemnation
should sot be Jecreed aad . to intervene for their
Interest.
Gives aader my hand at Office, In Ralclgb, this the
bu aay ot vrciooer, ltd. i , .
octlS-aw. . 8 T. CAKBOW, TJ. 8. Marshal
DISTRICT COURT Or THE UNITED STATES, it
- ; tf . Pamlico District.
i - United States t. I iva - v.:
' " ' XI. : .......
30 boxes. 10 quarter 1 boxes j , - Libel of Information.
and 8 caddies of manufae
; tared tobacco, containiag
. Z.50U lhs, more or leva, tan
Property ef Satterfleld A I
ones. J
To Battcrfiefd. A Jones and to all whom It may con
r era.r-Greetinr. - , . .
Notice is hereby riven that tbe above mentioned1
property ws seized bv 8.- I. Wright. r Deputy Col
lector of the; 2nd Coilectioa District of North.
Carolina.'-, on : tbe 4tb -day 1 of Angust, 1871, as
forfeited to the cses of tbe tiiiited States, for violation
of the Internal Revrane Laws, and the same Is libelled
and prosecuted in tbe Dia't Coart Pamlico Dit't of tas
United States, for condemnation for the causes in tbs
said Libel of Informatioa set forth; and that tbe said
causes will stand for trial at the Conrt Boom of said
Coart at Newbern on tbe S7ta day of Oct. next, if that
be a iurisdiction day, and If not at the next day of ju
risdiction thereafter, when and where all persons are
warned to appear -to show eaase why condemnation
should not he decreed, and to Intervene fee their inter
est. '
- Gives ander my hand, at office, in Raletew. this 12th
day of Oct., 1871. j 8. T. CARSO W. :
oetl3-w vi,,., ',:, r. ..3 U. 8- Marshal.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Fos tbs Pajtuoo Distsict ttr Boaaw Cajtouxa.
"5 United States 1 , ; ...
': lr- : ' ' ' '
t boxes manufactured to-1
bacco. 1 two-horse wag. i Libel of Information. : ,
.,, on. a makes and harness 1
and especially against a -s .-'n fii"
Jas. J. Allen, and uisl.
surety. J. A- Cheek. 1 -f"'-' p -"'"
To James J. Allen and his surety. J. A, Cheek, and to
all whom it saay concern i Greeting.'
Notice ia hereby given that the above aasntiooesl
property was seized by t. F. Wright, on the
Slat day of Sept., 1871. as forfeited tothenseaof tbe
United States, for violation oi tbe Internal Bevenne
Laws.and the same is libelled and pioeeested thePam
Ueo Dist't Conrt of the United States for condemnation
for tha eaaes in the said Libel of Information set
forth ; and that tbe said causes will stand far trial at
tbe Court Room of said Court at New Bern, on the X5 h
day of Oct. next, if that be a jurisdiction day, and
if not at tbe next day of jnri edict ion thereafter, when
and where all persons are warned to appear . to show
cause why condemnation s Bon Id not he decreed and
to intervene for their interest. - - '
--. Given under roy hand at office la Raleigh this 12th
dsy of Oct, 187L B.T. CABBOW,
OctlStw . U. 8. Marabal.
0?ILE13SI VVU.Jb3:
JWATIKQ ERECTED aKD OPENED
A NEW CLACKS MITH SHOP
on Middle street, next door to Odd Fellow's
11 all, is now prepared to do Horse shoeing
and Blaksmithi og in all its various btancbr-.
Tbe cualom of citizens respeclf uUj tolicited.
- STEAMSHIP LINE
New-Bern and Baltimore.
Steamer Commerce,
leaves Newbern for Baltimore, via Canal, TLnrs
day, Oct." 12, 1871. Cottdn taken for
Norfolk. Baltimore,- r'hijodelphis'anil New ,-
T.M t.l r- v.f..iu ..i v i..
For freight or passage, apply to
.f - 1JEXJ.-L lElillY, Agom.
rr : - ;TlIK STEAMER
JAS. A. GARY,
CAPT. IIALL, Master,
Will sail from Baltimore, ftr New Ptm. on
Friday morning, Oct. 13.
REDUCED RATES.
Plonr30c: ro rlx. doc .
KEDLTCED KATES ON COTTON.
To Haiti more .2 00 p.-r b:i'c
" Phila.Ielphia 2 50 "
New York 2 75 .
" Boston 4 00 " "
For rates and cngficruents apply to
!.' U I'KKUY, at tbe Wharf in New
Bern, and .ANDUEWS fc CO., lialti
morp. -
Dec.'15th-tf.
FOR NEW YOlui
SAlLtXfa , ETEJIY FIVE BAYS
Zodiac, Chapin Master.
EIIphS. Terry, Salycr Mastor.
SteamsWp Zodiac. Capt. CUapiir,
will leave New lJcni,N. C.,lrN'W York.
TutsJ.iy, Oct. 17, at 4 o'c'o:k.
Ellen S. . Terry, Salyer 3Iiister.
Wil - leave New York for New-Hern, N. C,
Tin ntlay, Oct. 17, ai 4 o'cloik.
Freight received at all times nn lcr cover
Through Bills of. Laling pi yen to and
from all oiUs on the N. C. l'ail l?o:td.
Insurance effectel through us at per
cent.
Freights will be taken for Boston, Phila
delphia and Baltimore. '
CEO. W. DILL.
James Manwell.
EXGINEEH and MACHINIST,
Craven St., near South Front,
xaakea and repair
EN G I N E S ,
BOILERS
and
All Kinds of Machinery.
. ! .. - :' . ' .
if ''''
Brass and
: Iron Foundry-
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS
Made to order
at short notice.
All Work Warranted.
TUB OKI. T silOP IN
-NEW-BERN WHERE
SUCH WORK IS DONE.
DLACKSMITHINC
in all branches, and
HORSESHOEING,
i)one by Experienced Workmen,
ia connection with the.aboTC
JAS. HARWELL
a-'"