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f I J ' . J: A -I 4 .-: CommeroiaPPrintin&f Co. r BERNE, 1 K.V. vl AWtf, EDITOR. me year . . . . . ; fc.uu Fix; month . v : '. fc . . 2.00 'ITi r eu wont hs - . 1.0 ( One month - . ' 'M i '-, i '.' 'tf ., r.iuirr ukxts per AVFF.n , payame 10 uie , Vfarrier V'rV' Katnrda 'ioriptiorUhi ailvahcth h All other sab1 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 i The Colored People art d Their , ; V 'Welfare, w TbeLodge,a paper published here, 4 by "Israel B. Abbott, !Esq.yin the in Herest of the colored people, in re j ferfing to the iiffortL of theComraer cnt-News to promote the welfare of Jhit i ace in geticral with" all classes I VftnoVconditions of tre people;espe ' 1 dally in this portion of the State, m lis issue oi yesieruay, says: "Let every colored person in New " ', ' Hern e see W. ' W. Lewis, Esq., and Fiibscribe for the Daily Commercial News. AVe all ' canj see that Maj. J I earn e, the , editor, has taken a great fs5-V0 accept the cmrJliment as a V''';TkV;?PPTap and the atti !ltaae of the Commercial News, to- -iisrtli the colored people,is correctly . t-"lai i he common, welfafe and inter BAIfL25 NEWS ,f if a aai tind, there ought to be :miFnb'a':8s or Pce distinctions whkTfii' nl lip Journalist can prop- jrlil-iiraces, as do individuals ffllfill thelrdrstinie as designed by lcHJUxKd each, in its own aR? ropriato sph ere, is enti tied to all ' tk? akis and Jid xintages of t he high ettt degree of ci ilization attainable, ansil ttyafftlie Jten ents which the in- - 8i5lationiJ-of ii well ordered state of society are cia bio of conferring. Wfh tliis ttomnro hehsivo view of Hflio feitriation which Ktrfltry obea y. tlo people of placed in the irtATfgrfYar'posRi-Mi of pro races, the OStStfiict ad anlij odal of the 0;ifltitution(, bijth moving; in Vn ie same sphere of action, and in i p?tctl alrlcQ fby tJo conuiion rights cUrrenshlp, '"'W are compelled to treit with imparfaal consiuera- p alReliisses anu conaiiions ot a mmon citizenip witli respect to Therefore, weare in a. position to offer the same counsel of friendship . to the people of the colored race as So thoseiof our ov ri and Ave advise people of his Mr. ADUott and tlio race in (hid focal Hy that they are tiu rtdnng a policy! winch" is " not only cohtravy to the genaus and spirit of the institutions of our rc- ''jitubHcan fprm of govcrnmorit, . but ' ?pne, which if pursued to its Icgiti "v ;ifiato r6snUs; will end in' tho most tdisatiuus conscquerjces to then . progres's and prosperity. ,yXX5bmtiorrf ,tclasscsTOnre at J utter variance Ayith the principles v lipon which the free institutions of 't SAmi'ca- are founded, 1 and -our -constitutional provisions which for lud 'class tegrslatioDj.and deny ex- rfJifiPWto- any one, were iUaadqin opposition ,to every 'spirit ?JP-4S-lfQmbinatio . . "f . ' .Trades , onions and labor organic tions, ezcept for the promotion of f kill and the advancement of mes ,(V. cpanicr.! -science, are nn-american. wise adapted to our sec- 3 J ion 6l the country? and tho forma--jtioaof labor associations for the ' pise of fixing t ie wages of com . '"xnon - labor is inexpedient andJin practicable. Wo observe that the Lodge ad- is'tt cooks, washerwomen, nures? farm laborers and all classes of the colored pobr)le to organize j labor Unions for the establishment, regri' laticri'fand maintenance of wages. It is scarcely necessary to sub- Mtnitj to libel commorjl feeiap0e Aolqrpd-PopJe,., that 4srich,a,qourseJ is not only; utterly impracticable bnt fatally injtirionsHcu Ihemselves as jwe the in I' 1 as to those who ' employ It is impossible to establish any rnie lixing epecinc wages ior common labor and general domes s ticl Bervice. varying as 'd the em- plojments nnd rcqtiirfments of domestic seryice and: the proficiency and adaptibjlity of those employed. The matter w of, .wages- I? dftr, therefore, 'which must be left i lip in- dividnal regula tion, to be governed by the charact cr'of the workLto be i ii ": I penorrnedj th e amount of labor de- maiidcd, the ' enpneity, skill in- dustry and; adaptability (if the person , ! to j be ? employed, the value of the ': :-labor' to 4those wants who ; employ it, their and necessities, the prosperity or mm unity, the :ep cssion oi tno co t-oPt of living, and the price of sucli cp nimoditics as enter into the necessaries and luxuries of life "! - These can"le ascei tained without the intervention of a labor union Th colored people have shown their capacity for managing tl eir own in dividual affairs and looking; after their own individual interests. Since their emancipation; Ihey have I accu mulated property and educated themselves, Until their condition Jis comparatively as thrifty as that of the masses of the whi e people; and their1 progress and prosperity in this country jVdestir.ed to be Very great if they pursue a policy in, the government of their Own individual affairs which their good , j common serine will dictate to them as the onlyj proper policy for them to adopt The price of provisions and the cost of all articles of necessity, which' enter into a man'sliving' con stitute the basis for wages the world over. We have heard no one deny or attempt - to controvert the fact that wages here and elsewhere must be , governed by the piece which; the laboring man has to pay for the necessary , articJ es oi hys consum ption. i There has be en a temporary rise in provisions, owing to, the drought ,and shortness of cornj (jrops in somo sections, and an unnecessary panic was caused there by. Jiut this Is subsiding, the' grain crop ofthe country at largo is asccis tained to be ample and abundant, and provisions are already falling. Hut whatever the permanent ruling prices may be,the eniplo3'eis every where are', willing to graduate wages, thereby, and there is no necessity for, lor sense in these pro posed combinations or threatened strikes IMPORTANT rpHK STEALER IVEt-SE WILL RE- . sumc her .trips From and to New Berne aufl Kinstoa s Jfill leave Kio'ton for ew Berne Jon days and Thursdays, an (1 retufniiiK wiH leave INew Birne for Kinston Tuesdays ana r naays, maaing, close . co inection for fi eights and pa?senars -With, the O d Dominion Steamship Cumpan for Eliza beth City, &c. - p sep I t 1m ' New Eeine Military Institute, GEO SLOYER, A. v., yi.'D., .Principal, W ILL OPEN MOJNDAY, OCTOBER .stplC'Uw B. STRUT, Jfc, -aTS0N &v STREET, i I JJONDKDJ AUCTIONEERS, T r v r it mmm agents NEW BERNE, N. C, WATERTO WN, i r FffiE AND t LIGHrmii&" Insurance Company OF WA TEE TO WN N. J, TMrleeEtliMMl Statement. Capital, - 00,000.00 Assets, Sm iii us, 8778,301.70 - $540,054.70 -losses Paii Since Organization $10,000 in United States Bond Deposited with the Stuto Treasurer of North Carolina. WATSON f STREET, Agent, JNEW BKRJXE, THE LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION Established byRoyal Churter STATEMENT. Gross.Af?scts,! U ; $10,021,010 Assets in U. S. including ' 1,030,000 Cash Capital, s U ! $2,241,375 United States Bonds, $1,231,913 WA TS0N$ 8TREE T.Ayenh NEW BEttNE. ; The Western Assrace "Compy - OF TORONTO,! CANADA. " Incorporatdcl by Act of Pftfllftmcnt in 1851. WATS OS $ STREET, enU, NEW 'BERNE Established , 18?0 W. G. BllINSON, Commbsioii Merclia n t LIFE AM) - FIRE m.mi Agent. XOXE HUT FIRST I CLASS COM : TAMES REPRESEXTM). ASSETS 835.000,000 LIVEEPCOL ; & LONDON, .& GLOBE Norm Britisli aul Mercantile,, LANCASTER, WESTCHESTER, U .- 1 . '' LYNCHBURG, ' ;:. ' VALLEY MUTUAL LIFE " 'aug 13-3ni ''i-::-;:; . , ,. 1 , 'J RIAL ESTATE. i - l and for Sale. ',.:, .; ! ' i ' f ' 'Will sell on very liberal terms atf pri vate ?ale, a, valuable tract 'of land con taining about ! 51 : J Eleren PTuticIi cd Acres situated in ttie upper pan of (7raveir Co., on the NortU side of Neuse river, afw)ul sixteen miles from New Berne Said lnd is known as a part of the Bishop Dudly plantation. " ''' : Also a very decrial le j r ' i Three-Story Brict Store and Let on Pollock , and . iiddle streets, in the city of New Befen. eald lot is 49 by 107 feet, and thebuilding measures" 4C by $G feet,-nnd is one of the best strue tnrts in the city. ' Parties desiring to purchase a good farm in Craven countyi Or a very de sirable buildinir and lot in the city of New Bernev will avei money by calling on, or corresponding with , W. F. JSorxTRKE, aug--CS-3:r , Nclk-riw, N. C ROBERTS & HENDERSON 1 V ! General Insurance Acents, FireMarine and-LiftHCo .1 'i None but reliable Companies repreeented ' 1 fv ' with' 'aggregate f" ' (':" ' v Capital of over $40,000,000i Adcidentss will Happen. INSURE AGANST THEM IBY A TOLICY IN TIIEOLD 7? H0BERT& & HENDERSON, Agents. The Nortb Camlina Home Bisni'aflcc Co, - OF. ItALEJGlI, . :. U' . Organized in';1868J 1 A throughly reliable Company.! All looses arfjusted promptly'- and paid ln Cash." JOHN 6ATLING President, W, 8, PRIMROSE, Sec. & Tres, ROBERTS & HENDERSON, ; Agentf. -o- INSURE YOUR HOMES W THE S ' 1 ' ' ' i ;' J J .' : .V. ' ' . : j . ; Agricnltnral lnsnraiice Co, of Hew Tort ESTAB .ISIIED 185C. ASSETS 1st Jam 1SS1, $1,261,73!. Insures against lofsjor damags by Light ning, whether Fird ensues or not. Strongest residence Inpvlfance Com pany in the world. ' On long term risks takes premium half cash, hal.fl2 month!? note with 6 percent, interest. s ; j I ; i ' ! '' r ' ' '- ROBERTS cf; HENDERSON, Agents! Middle Street, Newberse, C. XORTU CAROLIXAJSTATE tTPE. : INSURANCE COMPANY j ' " .Ml;";-,1 , ; ; '(Incorporated in 1872.) ! j i' "'I (. V ".?;,.:... -.. ft . j i BALEIGH, K. C. ; i V - ! . S260.270.70 Surplus to Policy Holders, 175,39429 F. 11 J CAMERON, President; M the only ilOME Life Insurance Comi pany irr North Carolina.' ' One of the most successful Companies of its afe fn hhe Unhett -S4at esi ITaa alreadv I . , ... -.1-. -. : betweeTfir two and three thoaeand policies. AJ1 9f its fonds invested at home among our own people. All losses pa?d promj tly and in cash Rates as fovfr as those ot any first-lass Company. Has TtfffEK dollars of asset?j for' every Doar of labilities.! ' ".. For inforination address, Tvf I . '( ROBERTS & HENDERSON. A ,.w,; i ----- I THE HORTHCAEOLDfr FREIGHT LIKE l ,- n--- r.W FOB NEWftORK BOSTONf-PROVlDENCE, and all points t - i v i f'f i NORTH S WEST; ! Serni.Weekly Stpamerat Between New -Berne and Minors, 1 1CO'PIK i-r If! j . i . The steamers of this Line will leave' Baltimore fot revr Berne etery WEDNES4 ' DAY nnd SATURDAY at 0P; M. . Learting NewYorK eteiy Thuvklayat 3.P. lii-irofn pier "No. 34 East,RiTr. i Leaving fw lierne fr Kiiltimore every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 12 AJ. .v.,; Agents are as follows:'- i ' REUBEN FOSTER, Gen'l Manager. r, . y0 St.,;ltimore, Md. lASr W." Mc C3B1UCK, Ag t ;; Norfolk , Va. ciiWtjP. CIi-diAivGokf:rhiladelpbiuy 17 Sotith Wbarvts. , i - ! W. P. Clyde & Co., New York, Pier No. 12 N.IL, and 35 Broadway. Ill L. Chapmatt, SolicitorJ ; E, Siimpieon, Boston, 53 Central Wharf. E. H. ltockwell. Providence, 11. I. j D . C MinTc; Fall BiteiV Deitick Wbarfv Sh ips Leave r Boston,: TUESDAY ' and - SATURDAYS. 1 t- i 1 1 ill I , IC . ( I t New York, every day" Snn day excepted -1 D.vttimore; ; Wednesdays ami SttturdayM.: - A j I .. Fall Rirer, "Mondays, Wed nesdays and 'Fidays. "A 1 H f Protidence, Saturday. Through .bills lading , given, ,nd ratjr' guai .in teed to all points, at the. different offices of thH companies." i J ' 1 Avoid breakage of bulk and fchip via N. . Line. ,: .',,... JS. 11. GRAY, AoEXT, i eWjBerjagj N.. C. OLD DOMIIOH STEAMSHIP CflMPAHY, FOR NFAV YOPvKf BALTIMORE,' NOR . ; FOLK, rOS I ONi ELIZABETH CITY, PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE r AND OTHEP; CIT1F Sn . , THE STEAMER NEW BERNE Will leave, upon arrival of train on Nor folk and El izabeth City Rail road at Eliza beth Cit' evtfry ikndayivahd Thurwlay, for . New I3eite direct, J Returning, leaves New LVrne ftr Eliatbeth Ulty an ect, every Tuesday Vnd Friday, at 2 Pi M.y tnaking close connection with Norfolk ard Eliza beth . Lity-Bail road for,?n ithern -citieK. Clost' connection nade at5. Washington with com pan y'V steamers for "' Greenville rand all laud mists on the Tnjf Kiver, tnd at N,c w Berne ; w i th sti;aniers Nesu.se and. Con -. tentnea fr KinstoiiPdllecksvi'Jle, Trbntoii' and 'alHahdings on Njeuseaiii 'lYeht rivers. Freight -received daily until b f P. M.r forwarded promptly and i lowest rates guaranteed to destiaa'ti-nV ' ' E. B! ltOBEUTSr Agent. CtxrEriH &, TuRXER, ; .' '. ' Ag'ts. Norfolk, Va. W. 'Hi Stanfqbd, Gen'l Freight Ag't., i f K 1 JA i'JIJ New: York City. nEMl-WEE Iv 1iY . JL.IjN ,y O il UwASHlNGTONj lAKELKYSVlLLK SOITTII CBKKK, c. and points oti tar biveiiJ The 8teain 'amlico, (Aiptain W. T. iVitchett, will leave Elizabeth City, N. 6T., every Momat and "Ihukdat oh anival of the 9 a.m. train from Aorfolk for Washington, Makc-ley-sville and South Creek,' jVi. C .connect iug at -Washington with steamers on Tar' nvel . Monday's ' steamer will touch at .Makelevsville, and Thursday's steamer at South Cieuk, A- C. Returning, will leavu Washington every Tudav and Fkid vv, making close connection every WtnxtsnAV and ATirfifcAr at JElizalieth Git) N. 6 ; with the E. 6V& N. R. R. ! for Norfolk and all points Aorth andEast. ' m j STEAMSHIPS tojand ffoin NEW Y0R1 OLD DOMIXIOX, WYAXOKE, , BREAKWATER. ' j RICHMOND, (.HATTER A t ALUKKMABLE, "MAXHATTaN.- PHOMNOKFO , f i 1. nrv TOtrt Tl It 1 steamer leaves. Arfolk at 6 "p. m. eveiy ATondat; Wednesday and Saturday. FltOM Arii'W YORK..T-At 3 p- tu, every Tuesday, Th ij usda y and Saturday. . I fiuiE-Eii&i ciass:1,.:. L,ir:.:U$8 50 44 "Hound THp.'iVJuv.iV.'.U.lO 00 ; if SecoJid Cia8s..,;.44...,...5 0O DR - HI CH M 0 A D St earners Jeave Aojfolk every Sunday Wednesday1 and -Muday, . iVrionT, : Jai riving, at , iichnioud next morning. I i jf , CVLPEPEll Sc TUftSEft Trent Payer Transportation. Cpmiiaiiy. O. E, FOY, . President. 4 ' ' ,-' 1 ' ' " " , E. H.: B vRxtM, Sec'y & Treas J ' ," c. e. foy, V - . ;.. - S W: T. Taylor, Directors. ; Sa2l Hudso'? )' v i' . - Bnnninjf a tn-.wceklyline jjp and dWn Neuse and Trent rivers Trips regular. Freight rates low. ; Aokxts Jec. T. .Duffy,, N( Peine, N. C;;. A. G: Bhuk, .PolloksvillV, jN C :: Chi.s H Foy &Tk, TrentoitY N: CM Chsnincev Gia. Kiitvtn M R nM.-A aug'jiu i Grilliu, Bell s Forr-y N- C. j -
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