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N'EH YORK.
i'!l'iii)Lr letter, written by a
NYw lYrnian to the Vir
. rr: '1 ves u ;ulliyrablea
ii n or 1 he hite of atT.iirs in
irk State that w e republish
intrianat itui t vur read
ing it success; but from an entirely
different aonrce for an entirely dif
ferent purpose, in a disguise too
thin to "deceive iiny 0De; am
amounts to the veriest nonsense.
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHEK.
'i i:r!t-r Journal.
jhnlera has killed 1. GOO, 000
Mi.r. i '-.wo tin ; CrTt-r Co'-'-:,
Wgama : Car-lwU'a Rico Tbrh r a i i
r; IIn-.W' Io5pIrUr . Uach-.uo 1
er!!y.
At-'"' ' Tivior Manufacturing (':
(rrist !.'.!.
1.
K-
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I!
a i-
in-! like
1 : ; . 11 r roii u
.neu outlined
') whiru it
'.and may 1m'
There will
atr.ick: the tariff
. N . V.. Au.. :-v;.
I 'I a Sou ' li
" Vm k Slate this
to i. ; ,(. dr
r i 1 1 1 1 1 1 in flit- 1'iesi
. .1 . d a ' 1 e o ! n I lie
t" .s ; lie Kr . . , : 1 : r 1 us
- : !orrr loj .in
'in a vote iat'e
the conceded
majority in the
.1 ' f oli I .illll.
"i 1 I iihr pi o-'.,.-,ioii
pal aphernali.i of an
t: and already has
a plan of campaign
is hoped that Cleve-lefeat-d.
be three weapons of
sectioual animos-
ik 111
1 1
U til
and
it la
in a 11
s iii no
in ham
ha! for h
has an .
R;-s"pCtflIy.
J. C. TTHITTY,
Cli-VVKN STHEKT. NKWUEIIN
ry RMi;erabr tht BO Well-Iinht. tl Faniilv -an i'TtI r he
oiuuuiT Foiicn ruxir.
N. ( '
HI TLER A LAHORIXi MAN.
"He hart earned every dollar lie owns.
It i time to be ilone with nonsense
:ihout Hi'". Hiitler'-i In in a work-
; n"n.ai ' .V. 1". 'v 11
Pel haps this i so. !r:: then, men
ma earn money othei u ise than by
honet toil. and. we mideitand
a used in political
in one ho ,abors
for h 1 d. . i I ire ad.
;!! and rii 1 hli eti .
t mat is correct.
we think Geu. E.rTI.Ki: himself
wituesseth against the Sun for in
his speech at Meriden, Conn., a few
days ago hr said, '-but for bad
health in my early days I should
have been one of you"; and was at
the tune addressing laboring men.
Again the Sun says: ''Every
body who lived in Massachusetts
during IU'TLER's first years as n i
lawyer at Lowell need not be
told of his battles in the rourt in :
behalf of the mill operatives against
tue mill owners, itiev wereincess
at, and constituted prettv min
(ill his early practice at the
claimant doesn't know
to supnprt. Blairje or
Since 1SC3
Russians.
I utKburh milkmen use borax, gly
icerinn and starch as a substitute for
COWa
A r.dif .rnia boy by the name of
Snoolis has choked an American eagle
to death.
The Ti'-hlMirrie
which h. 11'.; r'i t
Mutler.
U K' crtimr ;i .ni under Mr. St. John's
m 1 oi.iiiii' that he will ret 10.000 votes
in Kansius.
Mr. Mi ni 1 h is vvritten a poem which
he call- A Lost Morning. " Mr. M.
n;;it have ipcnt hi forenoon in looking
for some i;oo(l grocery butter.
(tuiteau - .M; hi'i'ii-s i.f evil have frot
so f 11 that (iarli Id' il.ct ir-. have be
gun to d rop off.
s i -aid to he for Blaine. It
wa Sickles who irave his deadly sup
port to Hancock in lsso.
Ren. liutler's yearly earnings amount
to sinn.noo. These, however, are noth
ing to his yearly yearnings.
dill ,
1
Cholera Increa
Home. An..', it
increasing in P;d
of Cuneo tin re h ;
from the d;sca-e
three da vs. ami ;,
the adjoining villa;.;..-,
and 4S de.ii !is in ; :.
The daily bida-t in o;
provinces oi Ir .L. 1
Turin, ."i deai a-, ..;,-!
I'ai'inn. 1 de.il h and
Novara. 1 u :i and
Cam j 10 1 1 i o , 1 ; '.
case.-; He; m 1 '
.Milan. L' !i s!i ( .. -pected
ciscs oj ' :
to-day a: .., !..
loru-x. A
a .
- t
In t
I a ell
u Italy.
cholera is
he province
the (irAKEii mtini.n ito.vD
f'ulll plf-
oS deaths
nir the past
.-'; ezin and
" Mesh cases
-i two (lays.
i - cholera in
. s follows:
; eh cases:
1 1 csh case;
fiesh cases:
nd .', fresh
sll CIMM
'filet siis
.1 ..pp:':::e.j
-4. Five deaths
from rle-ii" : occurred here last
night. Tue in lease in 1 he 1111m !ei
of deaths is att 1 ibuted to the hasty
return of the inhabitants, especially
as a state of infection is still pre
vailing. A number of eases of
cholera have appeared at the ( 'amor
A (inat State Work ariii;
lion.
' The- long talked of Quaker Bridge
road 1-, maring completion, and if thu
authorities at head quarters will not
get to.) impatient and restless over the
many niisreprt -cutations that have been
forwarded kv letter and delivered in
person, a great work will soon be ac
complished for the State of North Caro
lina. In company with Mr. F. (1. Simmons,
tne chairman of the special commission
ers under -svho.,e direction the road was
authorized to be cut. we went over the
rcatl on Monday and Tuesday last,
driving a horse and bugfjy in for several
miles on the .'ones count v side then,
walking one and a half miles to where
the force was at work, and where we 1
met our old friends Cad Koonce and E.
I. Francks. jr.. who took us across to
the Onslow side.
Tl
Seven Springs Items.
Farmers are busy saving fodder.
iius is the place to speak of the
w eainer.
The township Democratic club will
meet at Indian Springs September 6.
Speaking may be expected.
Both the Seven Springs Hotel and the
Seawell House are filled to overflowing
and the guests have spread out over the
town.
A little row with whiskey and cusa
words was the, only excitement on Sat
urday. Old man Arch. Dail was mixed
up in it. We ran and didn't see it;
thought we grnelt powder. Some folks
are just cranks enough to shoot. The
usual tine. 00, was imposed.
Our friend Dillon, at La Grange, is
taking steps to have the remains of Rid
dick Arnold, before alluded
? ditches have been connected, but ,' to the cemetery on the hill and amarblo
men; is yet considerable work to be
done before the read is completed as it
should be. The canal down the White
Oak should be opened a' hundred or two
nunureu yards turther, in order to
oiout piacea over his grave. The
uoiUMUoro liitles will be invited to par
M''' iu nie ceremonies.
It
is reported that some persons
,,,., ; editor of the Albany Argus, the Chair- ; Ileraillt, S; Gard, 10: Allde.
. , m r,f "'e.N'ew York Democratic Com-, MARSEILLES, An". 0 1 There
liar. ! miuoe. will marry Miss Pryor, of ..,... '. o , , ,
v'
OETMjWER BROS.,
KIN'SXON, N. C,
Aiaonnca the Arrival of Their
Now Spring Goods,
ity and scandal. The first, which
is a mere pandering to the selfish
ness and ignorance of the protec
tionists will be combined with the
demagogue's appeal to the laboring
classes. The.se are to be flattered
and humbugged by speakers who
will pretend to favor cla-ss legisla
tion, and will stir np class jealousy;
while their special effort will be to
h.tr rK.l fl, .. 1.:.. , i 1 -
h 1 V 1 K his early practice at the liar. I mmoe. will marry Miss Pryor,
l a Zr r I K ' , As he took up for the toilers then, ' A'"an; De" mL
tliat an change in onr barbarous . . 1 . , . . i Jny Mould's income is said to be S4 a
tariff system will reduce them to 80 he contlDlie8 t0 tllKS (lav- j minute. If Jay were to come out as a
paupers. In connection with this 1 appears he stood up for them then j virkingman"s and Anti-monopoly can-
ii?ngew!,Mak0f,80T dia?at-':for the fee he made out of them. etulZ a'closem' he WuW
tVrnHrt nfri-r;The5'are r'U1 "O- Ward Beech er is for C.eve-
'Trh 6 ,P i ' i BUTLEE is rich and coutv from 'au',; Thomas Khomas K. Beecher is for
( atlxhc-s; and thus religions bigotry I .... a", U- "om j Butler, and Harriet Beecher is for
...ii an- niuujjuui 11 r iauu are maie . 0 " ..... uiv.i.j .u.u, uiamt. isni mere a tseecner some-
U do service in the desperate 'of controversies he managed to 1 where n'h wil1 come out for St. John?
struggle lor cue vote oi ttie labor- work up between employe.-
..- 11 -tic ijuuc iws relevant to
the point at i.VUlf to iliocnaa Urah.
minism or the mannor of Mm TTrf. make omce out c t apout the same
"Wise men all at spa."annnnnciw fho
New York Mail. Secretary Chandler t!le throwing of refuse matter into
mast have returned from his cruse. the Sea, which the wind drove back
" lieu. Butler ought to be sent on an to shore, thus produc'ng a condition
expedition to the North Pole." says the I of atmosphere very favorable to the
wb Ber?'h would' contagion One death occurred at
1 t .1 , t,, ' Isngnoles to-dav.
lrank James thinks Blaine is not p.,,. ,,.' t) , , .. ,.
honest. riala.h-lphiu Call. Neither is ' 1 Aug. -4. lhe following
Frank honest. Both these citizens made deatIlS Occurred during the twenty
some of their money on railroads. four hours in southern departments
It is reported that Daniel Manning, ' f France: P.vrenees-Orientales, 11:
camp. These are said to be di-e t,i more fall for taking th ., nit Ti,; 1 ey was aemented a few
, , .... v. l . , o - - - wn. inn I'll c nnn 11 .1
sufficient to take the water , fT T V'use aw. nim.Btanding on
ditches on the Jones county side are not i passed his ' house
waiershoTo6 tX Z ! J-d ringing the farm be., wfth his
branch from
fall to take the water from the road for
v enters fni n.i,;r.v. i, i 1 .
which there is plenty of whs on
several miles, and a ditch can be opened
sufficient for this with' two or three
day s work. With good open weather
we tumk the w hole can be
within three weeks ani
road .
of a "gal" baby and is all right
ALr. K. D. Martin, on the cars from
New Berne, bought a fine gold watch
1 be completed , lrom a negro whooffered ltforsale Terr
it will be a fine ! cheaply. A few dayB after the owners
01 tne watcn, which proved ft have been
stolen, came and claimed the watch.
Mr. Martin is minus 810.00. Th thinf
Ol tt'flrO AllftuKTi dnntl.n '...,. ..1..
.- vy. iiuin,Lu iicdio.s iiuui t jioiera
here during the twenty-four hours
Now as to the value of this work to
tne istate. It. must be f-utAmi,A..a i,...
i ten miles of this road passes through ! Ca'"U l grief and ta in j1
,UHM. "incu nas neretolore been 1 lott liumphrev. Hod. Geo. Stnnf.m
(pronounced, and, without an and ex-Governor Brogden, all Renubli-
wt iiimi, actually i i-MiiB, uiaue speecnes at tue ijpnnra on
were worthless. But this road Thursday last. Capl. J. D. Stanford
'nenetrates ti,oaa i t , .
, ... ., "urns at a
I point that wnl fairly show up the ijual
i ity of the soil and benefit ,1 1 a rrrpr
of
tion could be made. 'ow that
i ! A boy in the State of New York way-; l-uoieta is alleged as the cause
1 I laid his father anil wHth n frvtij r-a. I death POVPT'nnienr oli.i il
, empiojere tuen, ana is now trying to I voiver, made the old man give up alf anxious to exhume
make office out of alxaut the s:i mo ' lne money lie nad. there is
teriai ior rresiaents in these I n td
ending at 9 o'clock to night.
London, Aug. i'f. Public feel
ing has been much disturbed by
flip fatnl f.iso of eli,l.,r... ,.,.
cently occurred at Wateiford. ir. ' f"mV" of the citizens of Onslow county-
land. The corse was mysteriously
buried before any official examina-
from Duplin replied in his usual happy
siy le. ine speaKers were very courting
lowaiun eacii otner an round, and thfe
than it would at any other point. As to j all present.
speaking passed off very pleasantly for
material.
CONSISTING OF A Sri.F.VPID LINK
OF
Ladies Dress Goods,
Gents, Youths and Boys' Clothing.
Boots, "Shoes. Hats,
Trunks,' Valises,. Etc., Etc.
A Xcwand Full Supply of
!. , We beg a ; generous public to come ami ex
rammo ; onr Stock- and Prices.
f OKXTiNGER JJRO'S.
SIGN OF "THE CELEBRATED PEARL SHIRT."
iu in nk.il iinu Limn iiuui . . " : . ,o liijid. nfl pftrnso ira jnvcNmnnu r Uu . , r ' -"
demonstrated on the Jones county side u lne,1uesJtlon has "."sen, Should quacks
where the first ditching was done . u" "owea practice physic and deal
There for a mile or two, where the fire 1 death, to' a Buffering, community r
burned off the undero-.i, One of those self-styled M. D.'isoma
... fe . w .. tioij aui ill i; . . ... . r . .. . .
"C tip inttpr-nwlonH fml i " HU1H blUCB Was IOUDd tO be HHinD-
I. - - ' " ' . icuuci .in uh seen i, a .. .... r
examine from fnnr in c . i home-made article of hlna.maua
still ma- t.lip body so n,j tn cot H,. ,.,ffnr n-i ait.;,ua .. u Pf'rlJ of his natients. Tt mnaiataA u
T , - i.! ni.un-i ci i ' it nuuiu piouuce irom ten to i . . ... w v. unwu-
nitffd . rni.. i .i. i. ., i l , - ' uvui nu io trtw mini m.1 hh. I..'. i. j' .
States icsl. xue uiincuirv is tliat no odc r111" uulrels 01 corn to the acre, and 1 " . " upio-
. " T ' Butler s return to the Assessors ; "TLZ li " monst -Ate the fact thT can le E"is tureTnd T woS' soon
ugar and Sorghum. , of Lowell shows that his income from 1 bunei1- A reward has been offered i easily drained If the land sharks hav 6 been beynd the beautiful river
Popular Science Monthly, ' his profession is 8100,000. His horses t0 any O" who will give miornia- don't succeed in gobbling uo these b.u' for thetimey interferehoe of a pby-
, jianus evsry neighborhood school in " , .; ..
, i North Carolina will yet feel the effects Our friend. Dr.'Wm. Onhh wk!dM
.1 . . i . . i ... f.ftlo1.,l i:.i - , . . ' ..t.uu, .
which is ; tv, i. -n, i w . uocior who atteiulea t he pa; iciit - " V .7 ' , u' w"o nas been practicing medicine in
ern papers are sooeht onf. nn.l n. ast at hand, a hifrhlv intret inn- " ,., "V., J.,.o7; c ! asserts mat rue case w;us unmis- ,!,.,,, it; r:Ii:r J, " . ,aore ! ft11? . "uv county, leaves us to
1. , . i , " " ian icci, uign, oi rL-ililr- on. ,w i.,t,.. l,,. i , , UJ''IIU1 auu penitentiary locate at oiaaesviue, tlvoa oountv. His
radel in large type as specimens of: article on sorghum as a source of Westerly granite, over his grave in the "t.aoiy one ol AMatio cuolcia, and board expected: but we fear their minds Albertson friends regret his removal
southern sentiment, and as evi-' sugar, lrom which we make the Albany Rural Cemetery. The late Wm. Pe rapid decoinjiositioii of t he body ; have been prejudiced against it by re-' but feel that their loss is the gain of the
lenc that the spirit of secession is following extracts: L- Marc' rests under a more modest is alleged as the excuse lor its hasty . Prt fl'01" thoe who are so narrow-' people of Sladesville. Kind and affable
not vet dead. The followine nhraso ! "The important part which sucar mument in the same cemetery. ; interment. ' i1"'-83, to hiuk. no p.ublic work is to all he won the esteem of his patrons
j's'.i. 01 iuy ueueut to tue peouie un-1 ana tne Kind regard of all who knew
ten tots.
Next in imjiortance to this ming
ling of revenue systems and com
munism Will be the. old hlnn.lv ohti-t
argument, though all feel that it j published by I). Appleton - Com-! nd J'hf America are valued at 830,-1 tion tending to indicate these facts,
has lost much of its ancient power. pany of New York, contains, in the ?go,5ooo. e8tate ,n Lowe11 at. but so far without success. The
' rfHH fin nrrppanrAA in AhapriM Anth i nnmrhr iir Sflntpmrwr
- - v. v u V kIU V. kJVW UJ" I -w. Jvfiv V
The
Vegetable Sicilian
wm tha Brtt preparmtloo perfectly ntd, .1 tu
enr diWMM the clp. and th flr.t uo
' amfid TmUmt of foAod orgrajr lulr to in
tumoral color1, growth, and jootLful 1. u
tt kai had mny Imitator, bat ooue 1.,., I,
fully mtall lb requirement ne,i; .1 i ,
the proper treatment of Uie hair and ;,
HaW Hack Eevzwik Lu atea.ni; t . ,
In favor, and epread lta fame ami dm i m
to miy Quarter of tbe globe. 1 u m ; . ;
leled'aaeoeai eul be aitrlbutefl to t. t i
tht frUinfklfilwvnt iti jmm,..
, The proprietor br of tea Ik rnr,, )
at the receipt of orders from riii..i r.
tries, whet they had neTer made ao vi; ,t : r
lu tntrodoetloa- - , ,, '
The nte for a hort time of Ha ll'w I'm
ItEWiwin WWiaerfanjr Itnprtmi t, ,., ,.
oum appearaaee, itereamee U i,,.,,
all Imparitiea, onree an hamora, f,.Tor. i
dryneee, ami tiia prerenu balilnrM. It
Stlmtnatel'tbe weakened gliuidn. ami . n
them if puett forward a uew I
:fOth.1 The.effeew'of arn, ;,. ., ,
trariilenf,' lfke tboee cf aln,li..;,o .
tlon,bnt remain a lonj time, u ..
'1U na a matUr of eooimn.v.
BUCKINGHAir,
'' "'s'l':lf':"',',' TIIE
' WiU dwmee the beard .to a nm::r .-a i ..,.
' or blank, km ilotirrd. It prrxlnrrp . , , ,-, .
.eolor that will not waha. Onmn.n , t
a alngle preparation, H 4 ajiplied win, ,,t
trouble. ' i 1 ' 1
. ' j ' VT ntETAHED fit
l?,mi Catena, NX
, ' Sold brail Dnlor In iledlclu. . '
Scrofulotia, Merenrlnl, nti l
- . .Blood Dlaonlrra,
llie Dett remiv'lT, hernm. li
moet eenreliltia ami ii.,.i-.t..
fUoofurinet, it.
Ayer'sCarcapnrinr.
SoU !by ail lrngglti; l, alz bottiwi, t
- ' . ... s.
or
a;
. Professional Care
TIT
for excmple, is published here, and : plays in our national and domestic in Kentu'kV S.T W.sniyc,TuN. Aug. 21. -The
.sa.dto be taken from a St. Louis , affaire is, probably, not fully ap-1 MulHgan leuers Department has received a
paper "I'nless the South can rnle : predated, except by those who have foraging young man in Buffalo; ergo, i despatch from the Fnited States
the I'nion, she will rend it in twain , fiven the subject special study, he is not fit to be President. Is that not ! Charge d 'Affaires at Koine saving
and revenge her Iliad of woes" , Accustomed as we have become to about lhe 8ize of il- Brother Dana? 'that cholera has broken out at
and so on in similar twaddle. By hearing of the enormous output of Tijp lare Sibley cotton mill atiSpezia. A second desnatch. io
tins means it is hopel to stir up the : our mines, it is at first somewhat lUTv' Va" nfar bting deJ i ceived to-dav from the Consul of
slumbenng a he of the old war : difficult to realize that, in 1S.SI, the ' aTfhe othw sTorieTllre SrtiaHv ! the Vnitvd StuU's at Genoa, says:
leeling, and much is to be made of people of the I uited States paid damaged. ixss S30.000, covered by "Cholera suddenly attacked Spezia
Logan's military career. He is to lor foreign sugar, ami imoorts insurance. ' on the 22 d. Sixtv-one eases l;:,r
T. A. CREEt3
. t CAR KIR? THE
Latffcst Stock of Floor, Meats, Bayar, Coffee, Molasses,
, Syntps, SnnfT sod Tobacco
Er bnxxst U Sa Brao. Now in stock :
500 Barrels Floor,
40 " ; Syrups and Molasses.
"Boag-tU at the Uwwt caA prices? an 4 wiil b sold at nmi.
Driclj Bxiadlac Middle street. blow South Front, tf
attend meetintrs of -eterans hpre thereon, over hfty-seven million
and elsewhere; these re unions will dollars more than the value of all
lie held for political purposes, and the gold and silver bullion produced
thus will be tried to catch the votes iu the same year,
of many a Democratic soldier. ''In the year lSSij our imports of
The third mode of attack is in sugar and rnofasses amounted to
the circulation of scandalous rumors nearly one and one fifth million
aljont the private life of the oppo- tons, costing one hundred and fifty
sition candidates. This has already ; million dollars, nearly one third of
boon done with reference to Cleve-, which sum was paid as import
land, and some of the Dewspapers taxes. There is no other article, or
are now displaying a Pharisaic love class of articles, ujon which our
of virtue, which ia trnly edifying. Government levies duty which
The 1 ernocrat. threaten to retaliate yields a revenue equal to that ob
oy reviving Blaine's youthful indis- tamed lrom foreign sngar
insurance.
Mrs. Parnell is the daughter of
Commodore Stewart, known as "'Old
Ironsides" in the U. S. Navy. She
thinks that the Irish should vote the
Democratic ticket, says the Herald, that
has been interviewing her.
Tom Ochilltree is the observed of all
observers at Saratoga. At early morn
ing at tne springs, in the afternoon on
night. Fortv-uiue
GENERAL NEWS.
dill.
pp.ti-Ciu!
Boston. Auk. 20. A special
from Albion. X. V.. says: W.
kins, of Boston, a partner of "V. R. fur
rows in the medicine business, is here
tO-HflV for tlio nnmADu .... I. . il
the race tracks, and at night indulging j securing a warrant for the arrest of .VI-
iu uai-uwm umvaao oi now ne aemol- i bert S. W arner the
Wc Still .Survive!
To Umi ft mt n-wc .We wvm:4 Bl riea llnlly anuouaoa luaI wo ar- prrrarra lo
fw MlwunM art f.ram tk ha of lr lr Wwk. Wire rietk.
" iiiil'l "X llaJr- "er u4 W4Mmr dMn, lnktirrti, Bmill-
rvktUflikl " lb tan ecaxee vtw 4o tm ivrrol In hav'.n Uieir
ewnti , i I rn4 Um tu todaairar luail Umu 'ithnil delay
" tiiMww at Ir-Mk JTeiwiim aa.at2ia( luMa Mrl fr- oa ppi; a'.i-'m.
' rctrdt. ;" ;2Til,n017AL WIRE L H101T COt'
Mich
GEO;vm:!iL:EW & CO.
r .
. STK AXIENCi IN KS AM) HOILKRS
GeorguCott03 Gits, Feeders iiui Ccndonrcrs.
Lamaoi Cottoa Gin, Self Fe!.- and Condenser,
viaaratcsSuioar IWater, b
" . .FHtJ with Aiijn.-tatle S-'- d l;.-sr :
The Bloaarck Gotten Pre SC, lu '-'. '..ir. i i- -- r : n t i . .
rCail sa4 tiksaiae Mop? h:.r.e. Prio-" v.-rv
- -W ' ' GEO ALLEN & CO
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f ajalee
' ataat b aafl tmm Sfta.
PPURGAT!'.'"
crvtions. in which event what
ignoble rivalry in infamy shall we
witness!
To an impartial and patriotic
looker-on, the spoctacie of the im
pending struggle is rather depress
ing. Can do great contest theu be
fought out in a manly way on great
issues! Can the mantle of our
office of the highest dignity fall upon
no man's shoulders until it has Wen
dragged through the mire?
As I have showu, the weapons
npon which the Republicans here
rely for effective attack, the denia- suSar per person was lU
troiniism. the bloodv shirt, and smnf- while m TS3J the amount
by the one they hope to win over
the ignorant, by the second all who
are still influenced by war memo
ries, and by the last all the puritanic
elements of sooiety. Will theysuc
eod in gr.ksping the coveted pri.eT
1 venture upon no prediction: but it
is eorr.unly true that for the first
time wiTliin a generation the lie
aiocracv h.i. enlisted on its side
much of tiie tiest element m the
North: and if re.isoii can prevail
:ud:er, if till' intelligent
:s great Sr.it- outweigh in
; In- ignorant and the cor
n New York w:!l Miiel
M tai i
Am4 W eMBleeay aac fft Ma nil la Ike retire i;un m ihn-o month i. Anr
. W ma taee I mi lark aisait tm lull weeka. nurlk' r,-tord u lounl
, aieifcalelaf W p nalBle, r Ftaal Con)4ili4i LVw I'll!, hair do eqnxl.
' lf- mm dUTU aad KIONCT Jl.aiw. s:,l . lerT.h.w,
tm tfae. ClnaUrt bo. I JOU- s iii ' r. iiio
i JOHNSONt AMOOYMC tlN(MENT rci i.ea
i . - --g i iiiv wawvae 4.aMMi tVjgmae. lVyaixry. c
In ii i mi at ine WmnMn OaaanOM. L jearto
Ctoop. AithmA. BroncfaitJs. Nfnmt.
KlMmwUwm. ;''!! N .i.
1 ; N T USnULVI .W'u.nl .Zs-.iri
oat ot wn. laCjrm-xuon I i w:i. i . . oir
B- Mat frm by itiL I-n : JrU k ccionL
vTo- Hnri. Kdr.y ;n:btc,aoJ
over I
men .'!
::!;!.:, !.
rup:. :
give ;
('lev.-:.
th.it '
cult : v.i
ponr:.'
th.i:
iTi'ii ;
;:iM'ii
To k
I.,. ,
-I.
: n
i :
many
-d men
: 'flit :1
lie
re
i n
r.i. o'.
our-- I
oi our
an- h:
: lie f.n-t r
Ui.illie e.im
rev, n:a
Mil
ire H:iT'
h i- i ad r.
'"gun
i - . i . -
air a i
i.i (i rover
. i in if deny
'i ;glit and
holiest op-
i;ains al-o
are gat Il
ls es of what is
.I dogma, aud
lerhods; while
: thus tar
l--ioIl .Hill
irr.
gelir f A K
to the
l'o I 1 I 1 1 VI. V(livivi
'This useful staple furnishes
nearly one-fourth 21.3 per cent) of
the amount received from import
duties, and more than one seventh
(14.6 per cent) of the total income
of the natiou.
"That the demand for sugar is
increasing much more rapidly than
our imputation, is shown by the in
creased consumption per capita.
The value of the sugar used in 1nl'
was fully one sixth greater than the
amount in 18.S1. In 1 7:tij to 17:!.
the average annual consumption of
pounds,
was not
far from fifty-five pounds.
'Tn order to obtain the sugar
that we need, we tind it necessary
to buy of nearly everT tiopical and
sub tropical country. lly fai the
greatest amount . lorty per eent
comes from Cuba. l-'nun the
statistics it appears thai, during
the p.it twelit ears. the I'liilnl
States hae produred less than
thirteen per rent o their sliga;
supply, and 1 it t le m ore than twenty
one per cent of the molasses run
sumed. The profitable maniif.iet uiv ot
sugar from the. sugar e.uir. iu this
country is eolitiiied to a wry limit
ed area, and to cspn iail la oi.ible
seasons. 1- reqiirn u the amount
of sugar produred in Louisiana in
one year is nearly twice as gteat as
that obtained nr; sr.ison.
Obviously. It is desirable ;. i p. 'o
dure our own sugar, the tiopoal
sugar canr cjiinot br irgarded a
the chief source of siippU, a::d we
must place our dependence upon
some plant better adapted to our
varied soils and limited rainfall.
The sugar-beat has much to
roniini'iid it: i; is muti'si nil laired
ished Bismarck
American hog.
Edwin Booth has furnished his New
port cottage in a very cosy and home
like manner, and the place, which is
near Hanging Rocks, far from the fash
ion and follies of the gay watering
place, includes eleven acres, tastefullv
ut in walks, gardens and lawns.
laitl
and sustained the of the First National Bank. Tiisnirt
Attorney Knapp says that papers have
been placed iu his hands by Judge Bur
rows, of Buffalo, on wldch he will at
once begin criminal proceedings against
Warner. These are the first steps oi
this nature taken in the case.
Wilmington, Del.. Aug. 20. The
Democratic executive committee met hi
Dover to-day and fixed Tuesday, Sep
tember 23d. as the date for holding- the
State convention to nominate Congres
sional and electoral tickets. By pare,
precedent. Congressman Lore is assured
of renominfiion without opposition.
WaSHIS'OTu.v. Aug. 2l. A few da v.,
ago the Treasurer of the United Stales
forwarded to the Governor of the State
of Louisiana a package of 21.000 fr-.-e
school bonds ot the State which had
been captured at Baton Rouse in im:.-,
k t ; . - 4.-1 .i , , , .
lit,.ita ,,.,... nt t.,: 1 1...-: y icui.-vjeu. .smeriuananii wine!; Have
".i'-'ulh. 'i i'iiiirr.(Mtjum UUMlIieSS. Kaon l. ..r .1
to-wif all ,.. r-..n noi,-T : i-umuli ol ine government
less it comes directly to their doors
When the Legislature assembles next
iiiiei provision snoaid be made for
another road, from Geo. W. Smith's in
, Onslow county to Isaac Brock's in Jones
county. The distance has been meas
ured; is less than seven miles, and
would cross the present road almost at
right angles near the center. The ex
perience in cutting the present road
would greatly aid in this one; more
thought would be given to draining the
land than to making a highway for
travel. To be sure it will cost the State
some money: but with such a body of
land it can afford to spend monev in
order to sell it for money and make" tne
lands taxable property. We hope Gov.
Jarris may find it convenient before
his term of office expires to pass over
the road, so that he may be able to
make such recommendations to the
next Legislature as will result in good
for the common school funds, to which
inese lanus neiong.
mm. lhe good wishes of scores of
friends go with him, and we bespeak
for him at the hands of the Sladeavil
lians a generous and kind reception in
his new field.
The stockholders in Joe Allen's clock
raffle will call a meeting soon for the
purpose of regulating Joe and the clock.
The clock needs regulating as it wont
gO only as somebody goes with it. Joe
needs regulating because he goes too
much, that is he goes in for all the
money and the clock too. Joe wont let
anybody know who draws the bloekand
stui keeps the property. An indigna
tion meeting will behejd an indignant
public will resist such' An encroachment
upon their rights. It is thought if he
resists the demands of his fellow-citizens
that he will not b able to buv
more than fifteen or twenty pounds of
aeeu cotton mis tall
I
A 1.
CHA&.-i-H BllOTi1
ATTORN IS Y A T - r.
KKiraaavtLLC. jr. c.
Pratk)in thOMintfwr D0pllD, Jn.
Craven, Jones and Onalvw. -
Collection of Claim R a epcclaity.
Correspondence eollClW. n.8iT.! n
P. Hx.JPELLETIEIl,
-A.ttoi3ieyat'Il(aw
POUCKSVILUC.
j -'.Jamea Ceaalv, l.
Will Draetice in Vhrvtnr4 .fn. . ..'
vi.nin v nuu ;ra vee. -
Special attentloo given 'to the (villtwi 1. .n
claims, and settling estate of detu-nm-a ,
ATTdEBTEr AT LAW,
Practises In tbe Court or Oarteret, C'u."
Hyde, Jones, Leaolr, pamllm ami V . ,
cqpntles; alsd In the United 8tua Com i ki
New Berne. . 1 1 . .
, CoUectlon of seamen's wages am! al
claims against vessels a specially.
Office four doors above (iitaton Houbs.
; 'martl-dAwtf .
SCALES AND YORK.
When four millions can be taken from
the Government, and the Govern
ment is not able to recover
a cent, and nobody has to go even so
far Canada, it is so wonder that the
g. o. p. wants to put in four years more
of its patriotic and disinterested ser
vices. An Ohio lawyer advertises as follows:
' Released from the duties, dignities
and emoluments of office, J. C. Castle,
attoruey-at-l.iw . gets time to attend to a
Pt etwaimi axit SMt wmt r
Km en 1 act la n I r b4 at itum m
rr aiMi fttai .iaara Oiaatiwa
i.iiiii n i'i waT.anai
laeab in mm rank will
W 1U a 11 Mil ! Jill tmm.
mm HENS LAY
l-'rain 1
d linn;
( 1 el man v. an
slios at
i" rent
y c; :i
Oee' ;i
t lu
ll' tl.
A::--
nr t ;
Block. Cuvahoga Falls
' ('ur Hag covers one country and
sN.uld insure protection to American
citizens every where." says Gen. Logan.
An Gen. Logan and his party have had
charge of the American flag for the
,ist twenty-three ears, who is to blame
1: 1: has nc protected American citizens
1 . ,tvw)i re'r
Your oiTrr to ...Imit me to a partici-
..'a. n in the new railroad enterprise is
11. every respect as generous as 1 could
-,: : or de-ire." wrote Mr. Blaine to
Vr. 1'iilu r. This is written like a s-tates-'
If Mr. Maine had used some
tl . iv id'uare expression, such as "Look
a: t-r the li.comotive when the bell
rii;--." he W'.uld never have been nom-i:.-.ted
for Bresident.
Brother harles A. Dana, a word with
y. u Letwe.-n us girls : Would you i
k;e :,y ransack your memory and let us
knew, confidentially, whether vou re
member any young lady about Brook
f inn. for instance, who might have
1" k. 'i -weetly upon young Benjamin
1- 1 : aller. under the mlent stars, when
the u.-rd u.,s z..mz afaig the line
i !- or : .:',:
If .i rcan wants to tind out how de.--I
c a' he really i-. let him run for
1IMUI..L .wran. nidiiv . wake up
an tell me if viz lvi-r done onvthing viz
a.-hamed of.-" "What's the mather
wi'l ye. Patrick'-" 'Och. faix 1 I'm
nominated f-r Al lermin in the Bloodv
ify:z iver d.in'oiivihing. it'll
A
ixth
na
eversince. it was only recent I v estab
lished to the satisfaction of the Treasury
officials that they rightfully belonged
to the State. They formed only a part
of the lot offered. The State and South
ern railroad bonds of the value of near
ly S3. 000. 000. captured at ill" mi', in. a-,
and of which a maj. rit v. v I m d a;
S2. 000. OO'l. were -nil- .'ooi.tiv ir-Oa- (
to the State.
Di:s M"iM-. Ia.. :. :'. - -. t
Democratic-Greenback f'u-a.n e..:V! a
tion of the seventh c. iigres-iainl .ii..
trict. which was h.-l 1 at Indi iiia p,. din
Judge W. II. McHenry. of D, s Main...,,
was nominated far the long term, and
Wm. Kreider. Greenback, r. . f Wint-r-set
for the short term.
CoLVMlilA. 8. C. Aug. 2ii.
to the Daily R,-;ist, r from
this State, say-: --John P. Moan,
wife murderer, was pursued bv a
' this morning w ho surrounded l.ii.i
negro cabin in Laurens count v. n.-;.i
Newberry line. He c! i.-ed "th '..
and shot himself, living iu-tamlv.
Bah HaKHi-i:. Me.. Aug. c,. ..,;
position will render Hiam.- s :.-. !.
for several days very douf.tfi.l. !
suffering from a I'ili.ni- a'.ta-i;
heavj- cold, aud ,-.! pr. -. iit . ,
room.
KoMK. Aug. 27. A f..!.-.. : , i :
abroad in ( 'ivita "e'-c'a i y.
the effect that the goverr.i.
about to establish a i;u..r,ir.t ine
uays against tliat city. th:., en
furore of excitement among i..aii-i-and
visitors of all el.i-.-e-; :.-'.'' j , !.- p
of all orts. inclu l;u-i t "e i.
lhe supervisor. Cant. J. H M,.Trr
has done his work well and deserve". The Two fandldates Cross Sivorda at
credit for possessing mora than an ordi- Salisbury."
nary supply of grit." He will be apt ' sPelal ll8patch to the New and Observer.
to succeed in anything he undertakes. i SaUSBURY, August 28.
---- To-day the candidates spoke here.
It ill Bay. I Salisbury looked its gayest, and great
entnusiasm was snown. The speaking
s; i r1 ; fi, r., . rr j I 1 D ft'""5 "tre bmuui one or
o. It. Ci.. ill 1 110 lot a tliimrjifiviil 1,,.. u;t u..:u.. j
uui uuwiu uuiiuings, jnurw jack
son's law office. There were no less
than 2,500 persons present to hear the
speakers. The demonstration was of
such a character as to cheer every Dem
ocrat. Gen. Scales led off in the debate.
His speech, vigorous and lucid, pro
duced a happy effect and drew con-
are, kept painted and the tinual applause. He spoke half an hour
good repair. The road- 'and 1 reSard his speech as one of the
es 1, r been mowed or kent, ! m ? , ecUv. 1 have ever herd- .
i- , 1 - - icrK s reply was strontr and adroit
troni noxious weeds. There are no , fren. Scales, in reply to York's oft re
nin DfoKeii boards or other trash peated reference to "Scales and his
strewn along in the way. Secession Democracy," mentioned that
On other turn-: how ,1 i IT... t iu 1861 lle was Dot a secessionist, but
thi,, -? , V lj,n,,1'tk,el)tl that when called on by the State he en
t lings appeal. One would suppose ! tered the ranks as a private and received
I hero had been a recent cyclone i a severe wound.
Header, did you ever notice, saysi
i. IS. G.. in the Iowa JIomc-atm.il A
when passing through the country,
how neat some farms look ? Every
thing scums to bo iu tip-top order.
The hedges along the highway and
trees about the house are trimmed
and kept in lironer shane. The
btiiiiiing
sheds in
si
there. J iie old corn-crib looks like
it had. the rheumatism mid could
hai dlv stand on its pegs. Strcwu
around miscellaneous v :m,i m (.(m.
.oi-ion most con founded, you will
see old worn-out wagons, reapers,
cultivators, mules' ears, and almost
every conceivable thing used on or
about the farm. And if the master
and mist less are well matchad, and
-I.e. the mistress, equal to the
occasion, you will very likely see a
lew old hats or pillows sticking
through the windows of t he houses;
c". if lhe weather should be, very
they may be withdrawn
ady for an emergency.
! lie.-e thii
'.I'm
ft :
and
il ell
I. bo ,0. .
;at her up ;i
i a.i.v
.-III V
if Ilf'a.
at.-.
l a.
M M -n aw tvxivaiv awpwa mmm ears t
CHICKEN CHOLERA. I
oelii f hra.ar mm bj sail (far Se. si
30X a CU-, tuwa,
riTiaWl la nr raa, rm ; 0l . s. aiJ. UJA
a. I. s- vujl
an:
s :
GEO. ALLEN : CO..
; ' i ;
Ket .
;t -lte
ng a
A(iKTS I'OH
aa Ii
; 1 me
lne.-
ot it-rt
an
mil ;
i : n
: IM . 1 fi'lll i
'1 l-e
A-i.-i
v. f
-I at Wat. r-laati-li
,-team-
'lii l.iv,.rpool for
ill and was taken
The doctor- pro
' ii" 1 e ra. a n 1 believe
n pe. Ti;r.-e ' tie r
c.'.ed at the slime
be-iegrd
tile 1,1.,:
wer- sp.
eight mil
in a in i-i
. 1 1 1 1 . tl .
nant tin o
report v I
foiindati'
the
tl.il-l
s tO T
1 ''I'. .
i'ce;,-
i; ' wi
r.ll. w;
I
( I
(111
hie Clitleaf
1 ancient
. aim make a
n.v 1 hem out of
natural
' hat your
li,;t somrbi
On I lie ot
er thing a
i :.. 1 : l nn. I !;
i
!iel e
,!....
I
a
ran
n a: :
Nor:
Mid.
People's nIutuai
Life - Assurance I 'oiiip .v
' OF L()ITS Il.I.i;. KY.
a i.-
l'-
IsQO.roliCiea oa Htc. pivablr in Five I na t a 1 in i n t s
, from 4 to 10 rears interval, ,n i ording to the
- , ge of thr Insured.
Tll prsniaciA rv r: 1 :k ."
Cifaaiav
Tut ia m aW fcatare- it l.tf Ir.uri: : .
iniraacw ivrxag li!. It i pnou.-.lv i S.i. -r.g Me . .
ini'l BaoBlklj acasJUIiU, to be drawn j a - - : V. -j
;Vtt "';' ", ""
V alir Foticic payable at i;v. -.:' -
riimNra with MI partiaalars farabt'-J a pb --t-aon
GEO ALLEN & CO.
at
iu n sugar, o
t'lan: mii-t 1.
e i 'i- more var
: :.iel '.ir;.
'he -o:0i::n
'.' r : ! 1. it 1 ' c;f
s'.ltla :eia "!
'Il-'i m pt ion a:
:.i::i":.
A ( niiiiti a fi if
ii ii : r
; ; is i
" reports ',-i;-l fa-ohire- for
: i.e Inite.l .-state-. In "s:
length "f time there were
'ith furnislifd as follow-:
ti ia. Kami -kv and Vir-
Missouri 4 and Texas li.
1 " f j-, an the North where
bainds. North Carolina
i -i. - ' 'a-rv.-riu-. eeia-ral
i.
I'-
: .
Mil.
1
, 1
An
r th.
in t
d Pars.
ave bet
ne rolo
i-'i f'.r-
bright
utii aiarv
ms. ,,f ( '.,,,
n a riv.,1 ol
of treason.
1
Iiimi hai-,:,,. i
I'd-. Aug. ,T
ihe bonii,.,r.ln.. :
S.itur lay. 1 1 .a-i .
bet. is as foil ox -p.
( 'ii. .,w, Si no
A e 1 begin.
We i . ellr.i ii l e
h- air- me,.- i ;i: ...
t wel ye , -Hi k - v. r
batterv
i ; ! l ;
li
Will
an.
;ht not
,oll to
lies of
bonfire of
sight. Jf
inclusion
place" is
dv lias a
hei hand.
I.lllt Volil
e alssrl s
1 , o : 1 1 r in
to -,-,!:
. I aa-I s
." In
U llirll t
.lilir.
id ti.lllk
inn i-a-e
in e er
. Alluding to this, York in the course
of his rejoinder said Scales was wound
ed in the back of his leg. LTp to this
moment the crowd had been a remarka
bly quiet and orderly one, paying par
ticular attention to the speakers, but
these words of York's preduced great
excitement in an instant. The indigna
lion was intense, particularly among the
huge number of old soldiers present
'who in by-gone days had served with
Scales. I
Gen. Scales interrupted York, but the 1
hitter did not modify his language, j
Gen. Seal; then came forward and de- I
clared that York in making the state- !
ment lied iu his throat. York said he i
had heard it.
Scales said, "If Dr. York is not a liar,
coward and seoundr:-! he will state who
t il l him. "
These vigorous remarks evoked tre-!
mendous excitement and uproar for a
considerable tune. York eventually j
proceeded with his speech, saying he i
had heard men suggest it, but did not
rei all who the parties were. This sec
ond -p. -ech of York's was much inter
rupted. He claimed that a mob pro
posed to keep him from speaking. His
;.u i i-e appeared to he to prolonn and
intensify the excitement, w hii'h was
very great. There was. however, no
'elision. Three-fourths of the croud
eie I lene ..rats. S. A . A .
MAI IKKS IN I.KNKKAI..
U J MOOM. ifyi .a : W. K. OLA ll k a.
MOORE OIiARKE, -
A T T 0 E N X Y, li 1 : A T L A XS ,
Nw Berae, N. . C.
Will practise In tha Courts of Carteret (.
.l.A1,P A" Supreme Ooort at'Kal.lnh snl
Hie United States Oourta at Hsw Perils an.l
tLAlalgn. o l,. -.1" v-! O. '
Oolledtin" (t a specialty', i ap6dwtf
-- ' " i ' .
GKOItaa V. STBOIfO, .', JAjtriSL B. rKKRT.
KalelKU,M.Oi , . Klnslon.M. V
STRONG & PEIIET,
ATTORNEYS iIIL;COlIlKELL01IS AT H'.T.
Having formed a oopartntirnhtp for n.
practlne of tbe-lw in Jones oonnly, wi 1 1 t-v
larly attend tbe courts Of tha aaius. J rui., i l
attention paid to collections. '
mayl2-dAytf , BXHUONQ A PERRT.
PHIU UdtLAKB, ju. : -.-.v'; was JU arION
HOLLAND & GUI02T,
Attorneys : at, iL-nvr,
Office on t?raven St., two. doors above Pellm k
Will practise In the Counties of Craven
Jones, on slow, tlarteret, Panillooaiid Luoir
i w,iiM. in wnLicin pajtf to oouoououa.
apr2l-iwlv. .. '
SIMMONS &U1ANLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.' .
Win pnirtlce In the Oooruof Craven, Jones.
Onslow, C'arteret, Pamllso, Lenoir and Hvdi.
ami lu the Kederal Court at Nsw BsrosTT .
febtidAwlJ
DR. J. D. CLA11K,
I JEIVrr,IHT,f '
NIWBilUI, . c )
Offlrp on craven street, betwesa foltook
.. arl?dAwly t
ami Hroad.
OR. G. L. SHACKELFORD, v
"'!,reon Dentist
NEWBEEK, JS. O. '
i ua.-o .
r:t win n
I linn li.
iii M Iddle street, over Mlas Kate Oa 1
Mlllheay HUire, opposite BapUsa
Ten Vrara Practical Kxaarlsmae.
riayiwly ;
Notice Extraordinary: ;:
J
1' ' 1 ' ' a! Dallas. Tex . lifted a
a "f -,H"J ,, height of over ",(I(J
doe; vi a- i al l ied up so feet.
: oi .o.- u .i- d' -i.e t. property
I '.tile - 1 .Jit . ( tm-. Cleie
pro al.- seii eiary. thinks lo.
i:i.i"iay in N'-w York willneni
h 1. ia. eon. !-,,. ( ,r u,
! I .Ill hi.- ... - .it ."11 -. -111.- t UH- lie X I
WIZARD OlUtl 00.
st Jteoli'ii OH, 60 ota.
Wood H I'Mlll Itellaf. Xieta.
M'.ll.ei .Void., h HesllBKHvrup, 60S1J '
All I. a I a.- i li.f if t' A I. Jand enranf ItHm
MAI1SM, etc r".
t W 1 PALUEU'R
r s.mih Front and Middle at.
N l . H. A. w
un i'ai'1 (,i and dellalona floda
li is mo. I I hi-.v an. all Kood. and I hnsnrtv. . J
1'AlWKH'H IHamr w ' 1
nfi i il'Minry (store, nest door te) " '
Hie I" Ol Mill
I .lice. .. iuk) I
till- eollu-l
Nt U IteriH",
A I .SI I l .11
II iilpi . ( tlni
'InnL 1-in
I IK i (
BSfc'-. i
o
. i,
Ale. nnd Deep Rook Water, t
i i ikmi-k u smnks. and Ansa .
i-w NAl.l.lRMIOlfnflfaa j -miIU
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' 't an i 1 ars. a,s was not .
-- i . rv w ., made I v sonie hi
: - - ' ' - ' i aiaer. ar,,i it mav be l.a.
1 : -a:'.: t li.-ht a !:r-t-cias- humbug.
A i:i.:;-: a. iie k. Mia-. .a S.
i : ' :" o 1 1 n f i a. ( - .ia;.. retired ..n
: ' '"oa;- .,; the -ja.l iu... in apparent
-' 'o.1-' Next morning she Jwas
: ii.d :- i n le-r bed . She was the
; " u th- late A-,, s. I'ortvr and
: .. .in i-:.it. valued at s"n m ih'iii. It
"'i- : a.t.-iit.oii to have -tarted on a
i- r.-io-i ti ;p ;., a f,,u ,laV!i to last a vear.
Mr. Valentine. h, r son-m-law. to whom
a large portion of the estate reverts, was
at one time a New York journalist.
1 i.
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wad cl-
t.-r ward-
We shall
st'th or ::i
ar.- ai.ui:
It
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waiaong.
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tiiat
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tay '). ''.-' I '!-.!I.e-e
Toiiaiiin and ii.,,
ga-emeut with ti:
this battle, it i-
were annihilated.
a:
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n-
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..ii e... v i,ad aii eli-
i I il- :. troops. Ill
a-seite.l the 1 reiich
while several thous-
a 'i.
1 r i
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: 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1 -i 1 into i a n i s
'' iie: w it Ii glue ami
'hell I'olle'l tliloiig'n
It is lil'st covercil
I c oof coat ing ami is
ai n:-heil ainl hung- in
turn ! i .in h i.
i . k.
Th" Va,. iriil illrl '(ai s l s 1 'Olilier
iid N'and'erbilt .s.iU.UUI.1 for Maud ,s. If
i - f!y e -Si e I eat - the time ol Maud S
.en lioi.aei will put the male mi.,
amnio and give the public a lieeexlo
1. '11 ' 1 -peo'l.
'i.i,. 1', -pe YVaikor i- d.-ad at I hint - -li.-.
Ala. lie u a- the llr-t Seer, t.o
W'.o .11 .1. llersoll Davis I'at. met. lie
'- ' a man! 'er of the 1'iai f.a m
Oltee of ,ho ,,le n.-lll' "1M1 1-
i.i 1 i on vent urn .
a n ( li'ii.-ia I I'.rrvai.-r i,,h tx-
i lie l "poi I. d i iw u i' Ii l 'ol. W.
l 1 1 - a! ' in the Slur mule ei i I
M -HI - the matter was Settled'
la, ell. y w anie.l .-'.f'.dii a montl,
- refus. .1 to allow him it. 1 le
1 as titiieh as wa- paid lh Star
cuiisel. and would accept no
W 1- ',
I ''I II II
N a 1 1 " i
All.
' i. l'r:
and I
want.
and of the Chinese were killed.
if I H Ml.
-ihlillg il
na:;. way.
-; ; hut i hey
I ieiilai ly
Hirs."
1'ew I K'l'Sl Ml -
an- not ina lc
when used n,-
Tlic U'uy The) ait- Dnliij; Ovf r Thrre.
Work on ilia Albemarle exhibit at the
State Exposition is progressing satisfac
torily, liy the close of this week the
entire territory will probably have been
gone over by theatreut of the Albemarle
'ommitteo and the Norfolk Southern j
Railroad. KHz. City Falcon. I
JAMES RED MO ID,
Ap'iit and Bottler
OF TUP
' i : i , J ; I i i ated
BERG1TER I E2TGEL
BREWING CO'S
PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER.
New Berne, N. C.
This beer took nreniiuma at the Oan
"iiii ial Fa x I i i 1 1 i t Ion
t a
v
at ITiiladelnhia and.
ins i-.xK.sition. Kaepa better thMv -,
i
the I";
any other in warm climatea, and iab j.
favorite brand wherever known.
I'or sale in kegs or cratea, dw .' wv
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