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Mm 1 . I N S i i k r k it IXDKI'KXDKXT IT ALL THIXCiS. Torma &B.OO For VOL. III MAY Hl-RNK, CM VVKN COUNTY. X. C APRIL J. NO. 2. L FARMERS' PROVISIONS ready to .c: or n ' r m 1 1 1 . 20 boxes Side Meat. 100 bbls. Mess Pork. 25 bbls. Sugar. 25 sacks Coffee. 25 bbls. Molasses. 50 boxes Tobacco. 100 bbls. Flour. Bosider our usual a.-ort m-'iit DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, and other Merchandise. OETTINCER BROS. Kinston, X. V. 50,000 PAIRS OK Men and Boys' Boots! Chstf Boot PlugTobacco andget a Pair of Boots BOOT PIT (; I aw brvul xf Tobi-co, w th i :-. it - ' J 1 x' x- i wiled. 'brr, ih ) hi.-- i - . - . -i The Consumer W pck T1X ORDER in f :. I . - -fur ilar o pur of !! Ne 1 K.p V-- - Bdu&s. or ooa of C'aif Button . r I..- - i S-. How To Get The Boots. jm-i t& TooC Dr-lr with i' n r w- w.l' -nr: ! '- ltMM. rOXT FORC.KT TO MKNTIN Till'. K.M WaM'KH. Humphrey & Howard, Brick Block. Middle Street. rtl t N'KW BKKXK. N. ('. MVMtri tv COLDSBORO illGE AND PLANING MILLS, GrOlcl?-iIOXwO, J. STRAUSS & Co., Prop'rs, RICE MILLERS and Manutieturer Honrs. Blinds, Sash. Mnuliiin-:.-. Mantels. (Vilin:. Flooring, Stair Bails. Baluter. Brackets. Newel IVst.-. And all and .every kind of Woi Work E::::ii;::. Frame or Brick. WEIDCW DCC?. A SFECIALTY. Havinf jat ,ia.pp,.l )a: :. r - Jtmi ImproT'.i i M-t r 7 . w -. -jr. -. - X oapt in privs a i f n - . V rjr KtiaBtin rh 'frf'j ! i xi i" (. '. ::: r . . INSURE YOUR LITE IN THE PEOPLE'S MUTUAL ENDOWMENT ASSOC'N, GEO ALLEN POLICIES Issue. A::: v.:" Maaft.i. U t -a.- if'.i; 1 Tbo coiip.:a. i: ; im THi. r.nn :nu-x.-.-- iiai ta.i iq'.t . . tftT-iayi. Thrt Pir-v:jri : 1 ' 11 1 ilie p! .i '. K 'irvftior. ! 'n ' fi. M:j. R. O. E. LODGE, ; 1 : 1 1 ' 1 f 1 "s hay ! hay : hay ! hay ! salt: salt: salt: salt: 1.000 Sacks Liverpool G. A. Salt. Rock Salt for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Etc. CR.Vi:.N si. lita.uU FXTKr.Ss F y I . CEO. ALLEN & CO i i i i : A SUPPLY OF FIRST AN'? F F - 7 7Rl'CKrRS FF.AS MOHAWK AND R'TND F'D RFWS TBUCKER3' SFFD F7A7'V-S RUST PROOF OATv STON0 ACID runs: H 7." LISTER GUANO. BOKE AND PERUVIAN i.T'AN'O Alio, WHAN.V AND OTHER FAVORITE BRANI'S KAINIT. LAND PLASTER. E:c SI PPLIES. . ' ' . . ; - . li -. ;i in i ;i IV Reasonable Prices 1 ' Gets The Boots. F i: ' . ' i ' -. i 1 l:' .-- : .r c .- -.r .. ' if tv. CO., AGENTS. - . Si.."..'.. . . . - i A N I N 1 I . I : N . "N . I I N h N 11 I h I N I II 1 - A. .- :n ; a -i : h ( '.i r. i ' : - .i : i Mm- lit- : '.':ih ! tm I I l 1 1 r I- Is 1H r u r ii r a ii . : : i ,.. mi. N. i . V i: :. J ' . ' . v.-.- 1 1 : i i : .in- 1 t : :r..:n :! i ' i t : : !n' i .irim-rs hikI not ; in ritU'S ami n r.nlro.wls S'O.lll.-,. :!,, .ire .1 inu. h III i-i x . 'ii .in- ; ' turn mi t lu ! u !: ; ; - I I, .it t lu i . : inn ii.iiul inaki's f'j'j. x. .. ! lif North .irohn.t ii. .1 : i It I'X elk,'!,! iloll.irs tn ., l r,.i ,n- Th..r.. i I i x I in lillt till' 111. 1111 .' to ' I'minil in l.iincs.t. .1 . r- ' c rm Ii iio 1 t r ; rs ,. . rili-r to Iivi- xv, i;. .-. , :.io 1 111 ill-. mil.-. -i c.illeil b ry alter.', I , el. - n - t li.lt .-''hi'Iin- t ii .! ) .1.- i li x 1. '!' i . A n :.. : to ii.., ke it n n. i-i-!l.o .-.in to h .ill" lix.'. This 'Ifineiin T to mutiliu.' -r tl..-r im- .It- xx t, . .... . .1 Hllli'lllX U.'Ili. lHK ll"UI '. I.HHIUH- ' ' .l.'I-.-x. 1!,,- I'o;,!,- .111,1 ,, ,.,, ; j,,,,.!,,,,,:.,,,, NV.lt...-.,- '.r I.ia-ol New .lrr-.-x XM.uld SH.V pr t,, ner of ;,n,J , n vxi.ioli it n ii . i.i.'i '.x.rlv or I. mtv. N. such ru-.l. inn ii.ituN -li.til i-nt'll in Iht our Oi .u :?::. An n.-t to rc-n-act certain I A:;..;li.-r rr.ion for this bail 1'-h1 acw ,n-...l at thf M-iot.s of iTy. - ,o-.x .. i- r Nor;h ( '.irolin.k i- to hi' "'1 , . . . .1 .le not ron-tri;.- 1 n- r. , . :ihn laws : in, .1 in tin tact th.ive.iricharK'i'il rmittlni:. fur f,t f ,.,. n Pumlic t!..' cii.-u.- with id any farm Hn,i Hviie. u. .i- that oiiht to have U-en put Ctur. Sol An art to r. -peal chapter I I o ii a- i-n;afl in ot her imrsuitn. i:n of the Uws ..f l7:l- 74. so far ax re I r .;i.-:a:i.'c, in making, hlockadc late to Stump Sun.l mectiriK h.wur Aii.-rx aii'l to. itii'k, aroiiiul tin' still; i '. i i i , ,. , ,i, iii . . o , i - a i . 1 1 w o ti o o ol 1 1 1 1 1 k a' . pr. :. x.-ir t'lit talk iou.1 a!H)Ut 1 . : 'in' to iln next -.a.-o'.o Wo arc ch.ircil xvitli !.mi : 1 1 . 1 1 : I. inn li.tn.l-. Now, Mr. l-:,litor. xxhilo mil arc , tpionn the ti.-hl call on mi anil , . , , , , . x i ; i -how y on around and point o.i to many xvho make from ''.HI to T.xi xxortli .,t toD.lCfo to tUO tirocnville Railway 1'ompany. which hand. Im-.-oIc.- otla-r eropxs. Tht'V was ratiried the 7th day of March. 179 ale nix .Icr-i-y hand.-; and as we To have four years to complete rail travel 1 will (Mini on to many who ria''- t.i. i !. f,0; xcs. bV 1 1 M ) . to 'milkt' t'H.U'. e'JU. All act to auth..ri.e the what the- could eat and would hire tor. These 1 call m v North Caro .iia larm nanus. i ne ijuaik. not-- T will say Ml. we will cure ail iii.it after awhile with our industrial -ch.K.l the diseo.se is in the head ,,ni.s.iirn, l,.,n,IC ',. Lrni.Ts who know that the disease is in the would answer You have been .lm torin.' tin- liea.l lor a ilisea.se in the foot and taxing the body long enough. It is growing weaker mid xi eaker and can't stand it. We want the to..; cured." 1 tndieve in -chis'is. till' think It xer 1 111 h rt all t o have the right kind of teachers, ;iio-.' that can change a lazy man's n.itiire and make him smart, or the ::,on.-x -pent w . II not put us up to New ,1,-rsex, or in other wold- will i " .' n,!1. Hi. '"' l"Ve a I.;;!.- Inn i.ovx and then. -' 1 :il h't "U the large-t water I,.. :s that 1 mail.' l.i.-t ear tliat a iafki'V -toie, ag.lillst t he largest X oil ::: ix m ike tin- year, that when we star our iudii-tri.il school we will i. ix.- teacn.-r tliat could Hot run m;. , 1 1 ; i r 1 , i r 1 11 With MU'i'.'.'vS. We i ix e many North Carolina farm :. i:..l- i -ating around lialeigh, 1 Mir- ii.wn and other cities and towns, . iii ii' ."'1 cure them and make good :. a:..:- .. ih.-mT W e have a lo-., 'o wi. ch iii.ini ol these hands '. ix .- ,'. -i-n -i-nt for iiuuiImts of ears and made to ,,rk. Hut w hen' thev ... i , ,- " ' ;il'U th-".v ;rt- lull t he same old d:-ease. hat you go 1, do alx.ilt it? lloolorthe ; ,. 1, 1 1 I 0 xx ! 1 1 n 1 x O ; 1 oil t ." 1 ' j. p v.-,' , v 1 1 . on 1 ii t adds : 11 a r x a ' . : . xx : 1 . , 1 1 -,x , take the 1 . o r ' x . : : .r . n ' . i.g i .1 :n , n in 7 1 -t ear and h a c o ile-lte 0 1 .111 ear! Ii i x ii.it lire bii t ' : : x , ur.: u i 1 o I .in live a 1 1 1 1 do : : J '1 tor th..-.' that an- to . -. : .,- I ca: . mi have . : ' 1 .i :n :..,' 11 ,.:.iM';, i i , C v , 11 :.c ' 1. . : t . o : ar 111 . r- wi-re iunl . i ' 11: iiie i .0 ' that t !i .- x con 1, 1 not 1. ; o , : ir x ,,:;r p ip.-r. Ac Noxv ., X . '.I.' n I "11 i'l ni.f si.lllil :. ..:..; 1 .1 -'!..-: 1 x o'.i can view .. : i- a. :.i-' ,.'.!;. ai.d I 11. 1 . . x o : max n - 11 . i. g-. 1 oaii . XV el . w liat , ' ., .' xx i . : o . u.av . . . u. re tn i ,ii ine lartn i ' 1 r 1 ' , X I '. t.lM'S . 1 1 In OH 1 1 ' !i : ii.it xx . i". .ii,,; to 1 In llic-c, st t ,-. t I U'l IONS Of llir ( of Ihr (.rlHTAl A.h.Ill (.If .-I Ihr .! .Hi ol nu- A : . .i -. t j : . i ! f -r th u ;;-;!:'. :i .. : . ; .' ;u-s. 1 1 . " l " ' ' in i'.tu.i: .-.ii-.-. A p a:. : ::' i i uii'.. ; rr-' r. ;i; ( in:. -.1 it -,i-:;. ii, ;,i.iv in li.rt .- in. :::h- h. ! r ti .i--t t ! filift ! v i . . ,ti;.t. i 'a r J-T An i. t '. . ::.pt ! ru fr m ; 1 1 in.y ! i :-' 1 r 1 1 j , - : - i : . ; ; : 1 1 1 ; rv .; O. i . -.' A n ,il i i-'n n .ii c i . . . i - i.i. . I.- u l l- r i i'. ' ; , . r u , i i i N . r i ' :i : i .. ' 1 1., r t :ir a . r w )::: . 11 t v ( ii . ..!- .i:. i r.i : j. . :. a -t ir I'll u A :i i. : t.. :t:!; ii i . . .uwr uf lu,- r..,lf. m.i. II. I'.iw. r of I'.-irrnmu'i.- t.. -1 . r m. rtK-ao J r..-rty t.. :n.l u; ...i:-sni- 1' "' or r.-nair of , hur h , ,linr... ( Hat. ."J i. a:i a. t l" t.i M ;!i ;i i.ix I " 'in m i lop . To a'(H u n t :i T i x i 'om in i-m on o f 1 1; r.'f :n em br r . to i n vest i i;:it' i-u b irt-1 of lux- ati.-a. ai. . f luini for tmiv . tr. To ri-Tt lo lixernor bv ( loiob.-r :t. 1--'!. i'n 1 ri-coti; rnt'iiii till ior icimiuu ;?. Ki'ix.rt to !h iirmt.'il uini . 1 ir-1 r i r .- ut.'.l 1'hv. Jf.'wiO ami pxikti i'ur 2i'i An ar: to iuti' II'I 'ha;'ttT :.' ..f th l .. "f btoun.larx- luir f i'u; .-!' k l.ixv urn- fare, notice-, sin- or v , ri i-. nient - . ' k.".- I roliibit.TT laxv ri'p.-ab-il as to r-t ump i Siunil ,. ... . , . . , .. . , I HAT. .. An act t-i .tabi.sh an.! ,lialntm an imiustrial Hchi'ol. H,arJ of Agriculture to r.juip ami mainbain an industrial school location t" be determine.! by .lonatior--r .'K'O I'PV'Priat.-l from fuels of lionr lof Agriculture. tVi xc. IM'V An act to ameinl lac char ter of the (loldsboro. Snow Hill and .'ommissioner- oi ' . recne c, u n i iniexv c,, a.ki ,i ,r,,,i . xx-, , e.-.rs ,'lu, An .irt , r..i.ai,, lo the iuorta, M.n.ls of the W.stem North Carolina ivailrcod Company. Interest on MtmiJ mortKac.. bonds ma-v U payable at oth.-r times than Januarv and Julv. CiiaI'. ",CR. An act concerning trus tees, and declaratory of the meaning of wnulfh of chapur 2o4 of the laws of 174. and other statutes, as abolishes survivorship in est.at.-s m joint-tunancy When there are tv r more trustees in a deed, j ii n t ten ancy prevails, and survivor csn ex.snte trust. No estate pngMnK- to heirs of deceased trustee, , ,,.. XW. An art to amend section iuvjj. chapter .vj. vi. II.. of the Code, Account of Public Printer may be ap- proved f.,rty-eigl,t tim.-s a x ear. in-t-ad "f tA'" " f""r- Cl!.r. :t:'4 An a t to .mien -1 , n. n '( 1 ' '( of lie I ', s I ' K,'ruV, " pn.lnbii ,. . bv iinv nn ,,r township to be held nr-i M nd:ix in June, instead of '. Mix- I K AC. iiiii".. An act f.-r ti.e support .f the penitentiary ai.,1 .-, iivi.-t.ai..i ..tl:-r pur,Hses M -M 9o.i per annum for t x o v.-ar for mn!iil.imn,-,ini ,-, 1 1 v ir t.s in ! , n i r , n r i irv ,,n Western North Carolina luiiiro.i. and ,,n i ( Kear an.) Y.-i.lkin '.iiU-y Kailr.wi.l. uls.i r.-xenu-s .hrix. l fr.-m hire of con x acts . ' 1 is.oiij for ,1 .-no i.u.ex . Directors authorized to sell rmnilv b.i,. . debited x, ;th tl,. .i. ,-iu- ;'.I4. An a-: .,, am. i. i -, . ; . :: 37 M of the I'.sle. 1 Ibuainmic marriage iic r.-e ,.f p.-r-, i - UD'1,,r lawful 1 -v 1 r' - ""'"'- a misdemeanor. C-11A1.. :;4.v An ic i to :,,, ,. 1 ...cti, n ",19 nf the Cole. Procedure when an in -re.-ts.. ,.f exemp- Lion or allottment is demanded in home- stead or ,H'rs..nal profw-rtv t-x.-mplion pr. K'ee-i ings- I'll x 1'. i'-4'i. A n at V pr. t.-. the merchants of tin- M.it.-. N ' per. n to license I ;.. ..! : lo. 11 n 1.--.S he is a nal 1 v.- 1h r n . r iiiilnr i 1 c.ti. n . f the Cnitei bii-i eiirii:- a iii 1 I .' r 1 1 1 -a 1 . r. ,11 1, i-habie by a 1 1 ii . 11 .: - x . r .-' 1 . r 1 ' : 1 ; 1 ,-. n in .11 1 1 1 . 1 1 x r lax-. 'Hxi- 1 7. n .c ; : an , i ii-:.-':'. th.- ' ' i-- u l i ' r r p-:r A nip., I ri:. .a 1. n ' ! ai ; " . 1. : 111 en t f 111. ,11. r :.'. , ili.-.-s. 1 i 1 f - f r ,r i - t '.x e.'Il 1.1,'-. I it t.ni. :i - . ,. ral 1 111 or- A s Mi.!.,; x.i "I'.' An : i r st. r . certain -.i In 1- f i! - til" States. 1 1 nppr pri.it.-'l ;. 11 n 11 ai . x t , 1 arm. r 1 1 , 1 1. : '. bx re..-. 'II f XX ii r "f N rtl. 1 ,.r orovi 1 pi. 1 . n iot : 1.: 11. ..iii. ', x r: 1 ; ri ri , te-'.:!"x- as witness in his own behalf coii o. -ruing his administration for the 1 -tat.-. And x hrn he is examined. 1 a 1 11 1 1 f 11-,., also testify . 1 11 xi' 1 ;.;. Aii act to provide for the I . ,., lion ,,f iin. s and c )-ts before jus- II - f t he peace and other coin ts. axx- that a confession of judg- 0 1.: for tine and costs not to discharge or dinal judgment or discharge defend ant unless tine mid costs are paid, and 1- : 1, iaiit may be arrested for tine and -is made to apply to judgments of ju-ti.'e of the peace and mayors. Cn.vr. iiii'.i. An act to establish a true meridian in the several counts of NV rt h C.i rol 1 na. fertile correct retrac ing of sU rx-f v s. s.-cr.-taiy of Suite shall cause to be . r- cte 1 t e. r- county seat, two stone n. i.iiiii. i.ts of piescrib. d dimensions, xx ith I r-Hss bolt. iVc. not less than clSu ft rt. true north and south line every surveyor to test his needles by such s. n. s annually. Expense to be paid by county commissioners. Surveyor's in strument and chain to be purchased by county commissioners. Ac. Secretary of state not to act until requested by count coin m issioiiers. 1 11 xp i.7.'. An act to amend section - J- of the ('ode of North Carolina. Just n e xvho goes ut of office to de liver ( ode and other books furnished him to Ins successor in office. 1 '11 xi'. :i74. An net to repeal so much of the school laxv as exempts school . oii.nntteemen from jury and road duty. s 1... 1 committeemen not exempt from jurv and road duty. ' 1 1 a 1 ' . !t7 . An act to i'.tn of the Code. I. -iv davs in Pamiic repeal section an i Tar rix-er abolished. i i i a 1 . 1 , 7 y . An act to provide for the increase of the commutation of convicts and other purposes. Three days for each month of first three years imprisonment to be com muted for good behavior! five days per month afterward . I'll xi'. i'.-O. An act to amend section 2 is of the Code. Service upon stockholders of a cor poration whose names and residences are unknown, by publication. Chain it1-;!. An act to amend section iitii'o of the Code. Power of religious societies, churches, etc.. to mortgage property to build or repair church. Chap. ;'.5. An act to prevent the tale of intoxicating liquors to the inmates of the penal and charitable institutions of this State. Made p misdemeanor. Chap. .,si. An act to prohibit the killing of live stock in the range when the owner of such stock shall be un k n o xv n . Not necessary to name owner of live stock killed or injured in range in an indictment under the Code 1002. Chap. SM'J. An act to amend section 1 VJt of the Code. Guardians and oth.-r fiduciaries al lowed to invest in United States or North Carolina bonds. To be allowed in settlement amount actually paid for these bonds. Chap. 'MK. An act t amend section 3 of the Code, concerning the adoption of minor children. In adoptiou of minor children court may decree that name of child be changed to that nf petitioner. I'll a 1'. ii'Jl. An act to amend section :V42 2 of N i l. II of the Code. 1'ish traps may be used in Ni tise river. Cii.xiu ii'.'J. An act to amend section 2020 of the ("ode. so as to bring said sec tion under the ju r isd iction of magis t rates. Punishment for failure to work road tine or imprisonment', not both. CuxP. ii'jo. An act to amend section 2 1 -ci of th.e Code. Probate of will in another State or county law amended to include copy i u i y 1 .-rt Hie.1, by clerk of the court in w hi, h will ha- been proved .if in I'nited States. Chat. i'Vl. A 11 act to permit counter atlidaviu in all applications for con tinuance. In applications for c minuance in civil case, counter affidavits may be tiled. Judge not to alloxv continuance u 11 1 -s -at is ii e.l that ends of justice de mand it. I ilxi'. P n. An act to amend section -2'.' of th..- 1 .lie of North Carolina. C-r ju-tice or his personal representa tive t ' fail to turn over docket, book. Ac. to the ju-tice's successor ami-demean. r. i'u ir i'ii. An act providing for the issuing. T injunctions to prevent tres passes in cutting timber trees. N.-t n. c. ssary to allege in such cases insolvency of defendants when the trespass is ci iiiinuous or is cutting tim ber 1 1 ees. '11 w. -I11'.. An act to am. -nd section ;-i.j77 of the C. ..i e. H ai Is purchased under ;!!".77 may be II if i:..-. ,m to pav interest on con solidated debt. ("hap. t.'i. An act to carry into elTect j ul trine:, t - . .f the curt. declaring title !.. :i tic ie is judgment in favor of r- iat. r in action Ir recovery of ollice. Curt -1 . -1 1 1 i-stie mandamus to put re 1 c r in , iii. In ease of appeal, execu te -1: -hail n-'! b.- stayed unless bond is .- . ' : f r -alary. fee. etc.. during appeal, but appellee must tils... execute 1 on i before . x i'ii tun enforced . Pltl YATF. ACTS. . 'icp '. . An act to amend the charter , f ; i , . i- .-.x n , f I .a ( i rang.1 111 the countx f 1.. :, ir. No rm. i.t- in crp rate limits. . i- ..! - A n act to incorporate the i. .1.1. I ' 1 id-t.olo. I.. Y Humphrey and others. Not !---- ;i. in ;,,, 1 1, ,,r more than i ' -: it bank 1 ng p . xx .-i s. -.x. i' A n , ; o .-x ten 1 I h c charter : -, . .- - a: o :ia 1 ' 1 1 v 1 " tn f -an -. 1 . : . c ; . x ;en 1 .. 1 for tl.irtv rpi-rute .! -n A. f ; ; -..ii M-th. .list Kp,-c pal i-hiir. h ; - -. ,i 1,-h. d ir.stituti, n. blisho,. li i ,1. 1 in- r- -. rporatoi-. l'..ivi-n f .1- ce. May C .llfel' dcgle.-s. "'... .' Ar. act I" amend th.- ci.., r- r tn- t -a :. !' Ii .x b .r.-ugii. u . 1. iii.- :.: .. ; t ., n :i lai y . in . J. An a- ' t . rep.-.d ti..- g'-:,- r ai , 1 a - : ti. -j st.it.-. 111 regard t. . -,. xx ; - u . 1 : t n- - . -o f a r ;. - tl 1 ' I , ox-11 ,.; K . 1. -1 1 : 1 . t I . e , . 1 i I 1 t X" of I .- ' i 1 o 1 r isc. n . lie- 1 . .1. - l.-i-t .... x u h 11,1s act . to re- ; a i a 1 i -; . 1 i i i xx - an i c l i ai l . - r- i 11 re o . : . ; ; r t a 11 i t - r- .uiar t. 1 ii,.- - c : -an. 1 . I . - o , 1 1 a! e 1 , a lite.- of K Histon . . 'ce '! n act P' incorporate tiiw 11 '.I,-. M c.!if.i.'iiini:- ( '. m pa n y . - : 1 1 r i an i : !-. r- w . .1., i .-n . it - ,1. ! XX ,re. e- C. M ..IIU fll. tor - . N'e'A I 1 1 N -rtl. 1 ar .1.1. a. I .' I, e t C lie . .rporale Tl,e 1. :: . i . 1 1 1 1 ; ; 1 -; ' rph..i,a,- A in., " lile ': on 1-n : i : .x . :. . c" on - , u iii ' ' r . i 1 Chap. An at t in or, c-iate Tie Bank of N.-.x- p. in-. ; N.-xv Berne, N irth ( 'nr.ilii i. John Hughe-. G c i . i 1, u n 1 others incorporated. I'-Uai i anUing owers. Chap. 7'j An an a u ; 1 n corporate the Daxi s h--ol in lc-n. :r lountv. A C. Ih-.i- mi I other- Principal to be I'.-iiiiii!-: ne 1 I y G vi-rnor. $c. Sch-.i.l 1 n-'oi I- .rate 1 . I'll W s , All ii.-t to c 1 nd tic cor porate limit- and p. amt-i.u t: ciuuti.-r of 1 he t. 'XX II ol ( I l ee!, V ii 1. Corporate inn;! 1 hang. 1 . j,..rt r Ccinsolldate I . Chap. . n .ft to ; m a u .ci.i- t ion of the ex l '. C I , , ! er lb' soldiers of Beaufort. N-.rtli C.ir-.i:!. .. It. NY. Wharton. .1 a .-io 1- incor porated. 1'r. s.-rvii;: a; m-.-i.ori.-s of Confed.-ra'.'- ..hi;. i. K pis.g Up bury ing groun.i- t'H.tP. 1 ' 1 An ... ' .- n pi Na: en till to an act to extend tile d: u t'-r , .; Use Carolina City O .nipaiix . Act ma to c., .i,;.i . ;:, u unless ap proved by ;i majority- 1:1 intere-t -d stockholders. ( '. nipai. v may be xvound up if majority desire. Chap. Hk. An act to ami'iid tic char ter of the tiovn of Washingt.-n. Tax levy m June instead of Apr,!. Corporate i 1 m 1 ts. Laws 1 s."i0- ."i 1 . chap, ill."), s.-c. (i. and Acts 1V7'J. chap. li!V. . both about hog rutming at large re pealed . Chap. l'.o. An act to incorporate the Bank of Way ne at G. il d.-boro. W. 1". Jv'ornegay and others ine -1-porated. Usual bank ing powers. Cap ital stock s.jO.iOO to SaOO.C" I'. Chap. 120. An act to incorp. u-ate 1 he North Carolina Baptist Ministers Aid Association. C. Durham, and others, incorporated. Benevolent association to raise funds , for beffelit of families of deceased mem bers. Chap, nic An act to anit-nd tic char ter of the toxx n of Aurora. Beaufort county . Corporate boundaries altered. Chap. 12.4. An act to incorporate the town of Fairfield in the county of Hyde. Corporate boundaries- J. C. Brown, mayor. Chap. 1".". An r.ct to incorp rate the town of Scutlleton. in the county of Greene. Incorporated. Corporate limits. Chap. 140. An act to incorporate th.e Christian Brotherhood . Theo. N. Banisay. and others, incor porate.!. Co-operative instiiance. Ui gistratioii oT Deeds. An Act to letie.tl Section J.'l."i of the Code, and to require the Registration of Deed-;. The General Assembly oi' Noith Carolina do enact: Sec. I. Tliat section one thousand two hundred and forty-live of the Code be .stricken ouf, anil the following inserted in lieu thcieol: No conveyance of land, nor contract to convey, or lease of land, lor moie than three years shall be valid to pass any property, as against creditors or purchasers, for a valuable cousuier eration ironi the donor, bargainor or les-or. bur IVoui the registration thereof within the county, where the land lieth: Provided, however, that the provisions of this act shall not apply to contracts, leases or deeds already executed, until the tirst day of January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty -;.: I'ro- vided further, that no pllleha-e from any .-noli donor, bargainor or lessor shall avail or pass, title as against any unregistered deed exe cuted prior to the li : st day of December. one 1 hoit-ainl eight hundred and eight live, when iiie person or persons holding or claim ing under such unregistered deed shall be in the actual possession or enjoyment of such land, either in person or by his, her or their ten ants, at the time of the exec, P ion i f such second deed, or when the per son or per-diis claiming under or taking such second deed. had at the time ol taking or pinch. i.-ing nndei such died actual 01 eon i net i ve notice of such unregistered deed, or the claim of t he person or pci'-ovs holding 01 el. inning t hei eundcr. 'I'll. it iii.v pel son or per-oiis holding iinv 1111 legist (i cd deed or claiming tub- ' hei elilniei'. executed prior to the lii'.-t day of .January, one tin iisand eight h :: nd : cd and tiftylive. ma, have the suite ie cold. -d without proof ol' iheexecil tioii tlieicoi: Provided, that such person or persons shall make an affidavit boiopotlie ollice r having i 111 i.-d ict ion t o f .1 ke pi obat c of sin-h de.-d. that ;!.. - gi ,. n i or. I nirg.i inor u maker of sin-h deed, and t lie wit nesses 1 1 1 1 -1 1 - ' ' aic dead or cannot be found, and : ict hr. -he or they cannot in ike p f .-I ! heir hand writing. Slid .llliduvi: sii.i'l be written upon or attached to such deed, and the same, together with such deed, be entitled to regi-tra t it in in the same manner and with the same elb-ci- as if p: ovcii in the manner prescribed bv laxv for other deeds. ii. That ,i 1 i deed, co ; 1 i 1 ,n ' - 01 leases, beloie 1 'eg; -t 1 .1 1 ;. -n . except tho-e H.ell' iolied i:. -' - ' . "1 two hereof, sua!; be a.-kiioxx !.-dg. d by the grantor, lessor ..: pn exe cuting the nliiic. or 1 li.-l ; -igii.ttute pro ve 1 1 on oath 1 y one or mole i t -hosses in the nianiu-r piesi-ribctl b law: and all deeds -o .-xeciircd and registered .-hall be valid, and pas tille ,1 li d 1 - ' , 1 1 1 wirii.-ur !s ery . ! se ! II . ,1 1 1 ol II III e ! 1 ! oi' o! ! : oi' celt" lllou v w li it e-. r. 1. Tii.it lie. ii..- : io-.ate oi ah deed-, illelli.iiilg I ho I'l IVV ( X.iilil nation l any ' 1 1 executing the same, c-t-eilt-d pti.,r to .l,i;i u ,11 til si . olio I h' act lid ci gilt hull di ed a io i eigh: 1; v o. : h e .-' el k sh a 1 1 I.-celVe tllieeii c i.'- i-'I eaci Inline. and the i.-gi-lei. ;.: 1 .-.-..i . i i ng ii..- -.inn-, titty . c 11 ; - 1 01 : no ti: t h 1 e.- copy -lire's, asi'l live . 1 W. - )-r each addition c"i'X -iie.-i . : i . .in ii. i ., ; . 1 ' i.e 1, i - , :., v . i 1 n- 11 , 1 1 . ie. A i'. 1" (;eni:kai. m:ays. I 1 'LT'MBIA. S. ('.. .March .'io. Prof. .lames W'oodrow, of the Pres byierian ("hurch. who was lately re moved from the Perkins chair in the theological seminary in this city becau-e he lefu.-ed to saci itice his evolution theoiies upon the altar erected by the Iio, 11 d of Trustees and the four s nods ot South 'aro lilKi. l'lorida, Georgia and Alabama, has revived the issue between him and the Presbyteries in a new and more interesting form. It having come to Prof. W'oodrow's know ledge that certain newspapers and minis ters of tin1 Church have ehaiged him with heresy, he has demanded ;i trial, which will be accoided linn. Jamks'i own, Match do The 7'0 bands on three weaving jacks in I he Jamestown woollen mills were cut and a ending machine smashed while the mills were closed for Sunday. The cause foi the malicious act is unknown. Seventy-live hands will lose a week's wages, as the mills have been closed for repairs. Richmond. March do. Three persons were drowned in ("ruddock creek. Accoinac county, to-day Louisa Turner, aged oO; W in. Tur ner, aged 2o. and a 10 year old girl. They were out in a small boat catch ing clams, when the waves caused the craft to fill and sink. The body of Louisa Turner was iccovei ed to day. liosToN, March .10. The bark Sonntag of Boston, ('apt. Haskell, from Chittagong Nov. 2 1, with. ", 70(1 bales of jute butts, arrived at Salem to-day. On Dec. '2. Andrew Sodan ian. aged '2 ears, ship carpenter, died of cholera alter an illness of five days. On Dec. lib Emil Petersen, sea man, 22 years old, died of the same disease after fourteen hours' sick ness. The Board of Jlealth has ordered the bark from the wharf in'"o the stream. Great excitement prevails over her arrival. Owing to heavy wind and low tide, the Sonntag was unable to get oil', and a guard of police has been placed on the wharf. Seized by Ilevoiutiuiiis's. Panama, March ;'0, via Galveston.- Star anil Herald bulletins published to-day say that the steamer Colon was seied today at Aspinwall by the revolutionists, who demanded the delivery of ;i shipment of arms on board for the revolution. The agents refused de livery. Mr. Connor, Local Super intendent ot the Pacific Mail Com pany, was first arrested and later the captain and purser of the steamer were placed under arrest on board. Subsequent ly ('apt. Do w, General Agent of the Pacific Mail Company; Mr. Wright, the I'nited States Consul, and a lieutenant of the American man-of-war Galena, were arrested and marched oft' to the cuartel. They weie released at (i o'clock on condition that the areas should be delivered, and the deliv ery is now going on. The American and Lnglish war ships did nothing to protect foreign interests because the revolutionary chief declared he would resist thejr interference by force. The Ameri cans are indignant at, the insult to the llag and the outrage to their persons and property. Troops go from here tonight to attack the revolutionists, who. however, are in strong force, and with the arms from the Colon will probably be able to contiol events liitlieirown way and in their own interests. Washington. April 1. The follow ing dispatch from Commander Kane, of the Giilene. has just been received by the Secretary of the Navy: "Aspinwall is in ashes. It was burnt by the insur gents to escape capture by the govern ment troop. The Paeilie mail dock railroal property on the north end of the island, and the canal property at Crespol. are the only buildings saved. Shipping is safe. I have all my force on the shore protecting the property. My ship is crowded with refugees. Tiiotisaiids are destitute and without shelter. " The French limited hy the Chinese. P. litis. March 2lJ. The Chinese forces gamed a victory over the French at Luigson on Friday. They carried the key of the position and the entrench ments. The French troops retreated be yond Dong-Song. They are falling bark on the Longkot. The French loss in men and guns is unknown. The 1 'hinese. it is estimated, are aO.Ouu strong. Th.-v menace the French lines of communica tion with the South. The following despatch has been re ceived from Gen. Briere d-- l'Isle. dated Hanoi. March 2-t "I regret lo amu-uinc that G. n Negrier lias been sevtrely xvoun i.-d and Ine been obliged to . vacuate Lnngsoii The Chinese, in three large columns, made an impetuous attack upun our positions before Kiluu. Col . I i.-r binge in in the face ot a superior number of the enemy, and exhausted . f ammunition, vv . ,s obliged to rt treat p I1 eg Songand Thai r.oi. I am massing h.rces on the t Inland Kep mads. If the enemy still increase 1 -hall retire ; . Ioii-tm. What ever happens. 1 Icp.- t , I,.- able p, d.-- It-U 1 tile xx!, .ie .i.e. 1. i'ie.i-e -. I.d ro il fol ee'llel.t- ;, -I'll' kl.V U- - - 1 b I . It is r.-p .rt- I at I -.ri- that 1 i-n. 1 iri.-i e ie IT -I'- a-ks relllt' rceili. II t s to the mi ti . C r , iii!oH u. ii . Ti ie 1 1 1- ni h lax el.-es have i no I-a -' d the I o ' i ; i - i 1 e - it- tn.-ut :ti i'.-.i - Ti.- !. ill xv n, i j -lit y II th- v I- ! r '. !! -hi i- I" e.Np. etat. -n ti. C. M I 1 1 , -1 r V XX 1 , 1 l... deie 1 in t... n- .v. r..!..!s.'n 'b b it. ... I'l - niier bin . ' -n 'tn.-r ii I; P .-ni- 'rn . tin.' xx i m rn.u 1 he Na. i.ill, r.iiliir. ix r-. xx i,o:u ; h- i . , t k h a i n ; . P I i 1. 1, 'I i r ito I I . N xx Ml( 1'E AKSO.VS A I'POIN TMF.Vr Hull lllft . t. Ill I lm 1 i o li In It n t'l t tl . Henry G. Pearson 1 mated f r post mast er o is an . u t and out assistant postmast. r u and w hen the hitler e las been renomi f New Y..i k He Ib-pU hi lean xx ;is I.der Ml. James, en 1 1. 111 1, n XI ;in ,'i p- pointed Postmaster General by Presi dent Ciarfield, he became postmaater. It is said that his retention in the oliice xvas urged by both Democrats and Re publicans, especially the Independent Republicans. We copy below from the Washington Past, to show to some ex tent how the nomination is received throughout the country: "The surprise which the nomination occasioned was unbounded. It was doubtless expected, for a "i i-mi oflieuil statement of the grounds and meaning of the President h action" was made public soon after the nomination. This stated that the reappointment of Mr. Pearson was made after a most patient examination of all the facts cnn. ct, d with the ehargts against him and hi answer to the same, which was submit ted on Monday and read by the I'm si dent, and that the appointment nnht therefore be considered a complete x m duation of the postmaster. It further 'laled that the reappointment of Mr. Pearson woii Id constitute a notable ex ception to the course which the Presi dent may be expected to pursue. The New York postollice is the largest and most important in the country. ;m, ,,f interest to all the people, and especially to th j vast busi ness enterprises centered in the metropolis. It is to day consid ered a complete illustration of the suc cessful application of civil service l in form pliuciples to an immense govern mental establishment. "This rond ition. " said a person near the President, "lias been brought about very largely by Un intelligent elTort of Mr. Pearson, and he is thus identified in the closest manner with this example of the successes of the reform. To retain him insures faith and confidence in the movement, which would receive a shock from his removal. His relention was earnestly requested by a large number of business men of the city both Democrats and Repub licans and very generally by the Inde pendent Republicans, who did such good service in support of the Dumo , cratic candidates in the last campaign. " It was further authoritatively stated that this act of the President must not be regarded as indicating that in other cases those opposed to the party of the President will either be appointed or ' retained after the expiration of their ' terms of ollice. In answer to the sug gestion that tho reappointment of Mr. Pearson tn ight cause great dissatifaetion in the ranks of t' e party, the President was represented as saying: "The Pern ocratic party is neither hypocritical. ' unpatriotic nor ungrateful. '" In the "mugwump" wing of the Republican party the nomination was most enthusiastically received. The Democrats were divided in their opin ions, some appioying the President "s action and some expressing their re gret. Senator Beck is reported as sav ing that for one he would not vote for Pearson's confirmation. Senator Ran som said that "the country and the party are tafe in trusting this appointment to the good sens of the President. wbos knowledge oi' New York State affairs is comprehensive and reliable. The Inde pendent Republican element is entitled to recognition, and Mr. Pearson's ap pointment is a proper concession to it. I consider that the President s nctiori , will subserve the best interests of the i country, and enlightened public senti- ment will accord him a generous in- I dorsement." Senator Van Wyek thought that there would be no trouble about confirming Mr. Pearson or anv other nominee. Congressman elei t Heard, of Missouri, approved the nomi nation and believed that no objection would be olfered to it by fair thinking, conservative men. Representative Ket cham. of New York, expressed h is dis favor of the nomination because Pearson kept Ins postollice open on election day. and in llns expression ex -Secreta i y Belk nap coincided . Represen tat i ve Co x . of North Carolina, thought that Mr Cleveland knew what he was about, es pecially with two New York men in his Crtbinet, and his consideration ol the matter was more mature than that t hose I lemocrats who were '"raising a lioxvl about this appointment ' Sena tor Colquitt said that the appointment was imt subject to criticism unless some fact should be developed to excite p.. lit n al distrust. Representative lat.-s. of Alabama, said that he could not under stand it. Asa pirty measure he deemed it impolitic, and believed it would ma terially atfeet the Democratic vote in the next Presidential election. f Western ,wil it ie inns here (oh JohnG. Priest, of St. I.ouis. believed that xo-r Democrats would acquiesce in the Pros ideiit 's action . w hile Chairman Oberl v. of the Illinois State Democratic dun mittee. expressed his position in the words "I am an administration man. Mr. R Jjerls. the new minister to Chili, who approve.) the nomination, ad bd thut neither Mr Thompson nor Mr. Grace, had anything to do xx uh it. Al.P.ANV. March ill. The reappoint ment of Mr. Pearson as postmaster "1 New York created much excitement in political circles here. The Republican seemed pleased, but the Democrat to a great extent were angry ami disap pointed, .specially N.-xx York and Brooklyn members. Several IVmu'i iP expressed the belief that the appoint mi lit would give the sia'e In Hi.' Re publicans 11' xt fall. I'KOX I FS AM) FOLK li s A ry li m e li I itiitl fcniHs. F I -IT- ai J. a UN u The important f the Atlantic A: North Carolina R uiioad to N'exv lierne and the territory tribu tary thereto has never been fully appre ciated and certainly .allllot he oxel estimate I . Th.- phx sica 1 improvement .. f i h-- r . : i . its extended usetuliie-s and .nl.ngel ! ac i it ,, s -leu 1 I Oi I l-t t In- int. I t 1 a i, I engage the constant ill tent i ii ' f t C pe. .pie of Kastern ( 'ami ma . hi, i : 1 XX lie-t lilt It tide -111 'Ul I he ll.l AX 1 ...! I .- r ; ii g "pi ii I. I.- an 1 , - 1 . - i We ai.- m i xv i a, 1 r-'li I - I with a g I ax proposu,..,, t , 1. as,, th- A .V N i . li l; I,, t W i , m .li .tt'.n ,V V, he, I',,-, p x . and many of our people are I tin- t.put i.n that mi 1. d i-posii ion I- ,i,,t only n U, e 1 Itself III! I It- "XX !.. I - bllt III 1 he I , : !-l tic pe p e of the -e, (, . ; 1. 1 , li g 1 , xx i, i n t ." i ... i i u i.s i h..i ',:. ,es-' xx ,ii put ti ; i ; 1 1 y , t , 1 1 1 -1 , , i , a. 1 1 ! i -n . linn .i-i 1 I; ' I Ale of s ,, , a.-sll ! ' I ' I lipid t 1 ali-l! . lo'id in con. -i pi-i. ., it i 1 1 1 ' (ai1 ii- n - -1 1 ' -1 la 1 1 a i -, u x . r v i . - p. - I I !.. -. 1 1 -1st that in. road i- n a ai i. t - in iii tiiin it-. -If as a i ,il ,ilie. 'ill ex x a t I i "liip.-tlti ci at i i n -1 on . N xx I i n e ..ii , 1 M a eh'-ti ban I t 1 1 re it . n e 1 at ot l , . r pane x 1 , i ie a i , . 1 u - h o i .. tl,.- x . , i ; , i i . , i n . i , a 1.,.. A ,, ' t - p- I . t . I - ' I ,' t 1 1 I ' X XX i a . J TI.'I- .1" li'- t ' at ti-' ph x - I ,1 . Ci ; , , l t ' : .- I .el i - .. i , v I n I 1 . -1 . e . . : I , ; r t , ' n m . I i i o i i . p n x . . . : t . - i c . . ; e t ; h i : x . , i - , i 1 i i . , -li x , t t en,. . u- e-t n - 1 .1 , i in 1 . ' . t - . ! e : ill- ! . 1 ' - - 1 1 X I : 1 to! , i ; . i .- , -, - I mcree throifgh Beaufort Harbor; tht it is nu unnatural alliance, and a policy contrary to common sense and should not be permitted . They maintain that the load in physi cally improving, that i(s buninmia ia larg. ! and steadily inrreasm. thllt it le-'-ur . s are nn.pl. for its e-orfiplfl restoration and maintenance, and thut no linan. nil embarrassment can psmsibly overtake it. I Presented thuH the subject ir worthy t the consideration of a people unmo.t.1 ' by passion and iininflupncBd by preju dices, personal or general jnalotmin. I The Governor of the State is under stood to favor the lease and to bfl strongly inclined toward effoctiiiK it. Nothing but calm reason itnd nound ar gument w ill influence the action of th State, and in the discussion of thfl quft iion any appeal lo mere prejudice or indulgence in personal attacks will de feat the argument at the outlet. Oof ei nor Scales is a very liied and deter. mined person in bis course of BCtiou. 11. is not as thoroughly acquainted Willi the wants of the people of the different localities in the State as w as his prede cessor, and it i especially desirable that all questions affecting tho well-boing of t he sections should be presented, to bin) strictly on the merits of the thioft In controversy, without regard to peraaas related thereto. , . The insertion of n card in laat Sub day 's JoritNAi, was calculated to piK i voke a personal controversy rnnpwtln(f the question of lease t . tho utter ob scuration of the question itself. It u therein broadly intimated that a prom inent man of the community is capable, of bad faith, and the betrayal of LTUst under a promise of pecuniary reward ' and personal promotion, that for profit and position this man of acknowledged character and distinguished liD0ll6 would plausibly solicit 111 S voting pnOX-' ies of his acquaintances, to ruthlessly cast them against the vital Interest slid welfare of his neighbors and friends.' and against the progress and prosperity of the place of his nativity A stronger ind letment con Id not he drawn iO th space of twelve lines of printed ill fclUy and a really in'.re serious charge Could not be brought upon hearsav. With all that due deference wbxiob should be observed betwiit all men such broad assertions should nrtt dbtata in the discussion of any txuhject, and to respect to mere matters of thoononnio ami material po) icies f A Jomjmut4,-j such hurting things shoul 4 totQweT re main nr.said. A proxy isamSnaMeOttly to his principal, and it is the business of -the principal and not the public's ooo eern. that the proxy reflects his wfehM and represents his jolicy. ', u Iojokkh On. Professional Cards. C-. II- K'OONCE,1"''' -ZV t t c i- o y f t T b f Wf ' TH KNTOW. N. f I'rn-1 1- in i !. u Tin ol .Ion, -Oin ly.td I 'iioir. spoctal ul u-nt h'n (rt vf ii to the oollcotto Of pIh 1 II1H ( 'fin vp y ii n ri 1 1 i ti t nn n m Ir It. y . t'f!)cc nt tlif (oni t Uoime. iuarUw8m CHAS. H BROWN, A T T ( K N i; V A T - I A W KF.A8VIUK. II. C. 1 'rue I Iced ti tlin ( rim t liof iHifilin, I,rnu)t (r;iv-n, Jtiiich a 1 1 tl ' Mi l ' w. I'0t1 in of ( "1 iii in t Ji Ri-rlnH y . ' T r.-njn inl i i. K' 1 h 1 1 c 1 1 . ii rwdin DR. G. L. SHACKELFORD, Surgeon Dentist, NF.W BERNK, N. C ( 'flice on Middle street, opjxwite Bap tist Church. mariiSdwly P. H. PELLETIER, A I 1 It N la V AT I. A W. NKxV 1. 1. km;, n. c. ! -a - .o: '. I ".i.t st reel. I hi rtl d: Itl'M li e cam, I -I CrUNell HM'Pt. xx e pi, i.ii'-.- m it,.' i "iiitN ,if ( lurteret., .1. e i t s . i 1 1 is i . ., :o, I ' t li x . li S j I.. . a I . 1 1 . a, c x . . I - . II..- r.illtM-1 lilt, i.f fllC'iM. tli'l -' t: I -- '-.t Ce ..I ,l('ft.Ulf',l )r. so:,-. J.tnltlWtJ ii. v r t i r i-:v A rr i,aw f'Tt. ' iiiin lit i'ti l v MliBinotii sft Mil. ;. ' i . . ' i .MIf tm. ; . 'r r- i'Minfip of irnvmi J . .t . k. i i . w . . r ' i t , 1 "kiii I loo iuhI I .'i)trr ' . ,rn i 1 a::. -i it. lo --ol lrff IrinH. til l :h-iUv i C. R. TIIOMAR, A r rn i: N i: V A T L A w. (.!, . ; t .i . . 1 n S I n ! I v I'.nl trtlnu in-: i i - mi. r . ' 1 'i .1 , i, b.li I. no v 4i 1 y C. K. THOMAS, Jr., Attornoy nt lift w, HhwrmHT. A' r . 'fti.-- en . "i ii. t t I uriii'r Rlitl Kl.ntl U-r-ts. XX i , , r it. !'.' li, . ot.-ret b.i'l H.IJ..lMll. I'' ,11 ill I. s P , , 1 1 i J 1 1 t. ' t . ' 1 I - " C ' ' " Tl "f f I 1 1 III . IM .x I ilwlX- WILLIAM J. CLARKE, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, A ! 1 cln In a I I t tlf Ci . il'i CmiiI i nu !'; r u ... i ii i ' ii r l:t 1 INK. It I.. I '" 'li ' I nil.-.j .-ijiici. i Si-; t . ! M t: . : 1 Pi ni N i- vi I U-1 ti. ,1 1 1 . . ) 1 1 1 1 p 1 1 It I . 1 M.MiLK. MOOKE E & CLARKE, ' E Y S A in A W , ATTORNE N f Hi- rn, N i V ; , ; ft." 1 ih- ' ri t , ( ; t I ' f . r t j t-1 . Cm vcn, (rrttlif. Hil'. .I"in-n, l,enir, OllStO ,1 I'm i 1 i, , ; , t 1 ' 1 1 1 i ' m i i nu nt K ii'ifi n r'.'t n i-.l '..1.ki i -.1 N.w l' rm- knl Km iri. '..-. ui.!. Iwlf ,1 . , . h "-.!). s.. l.MiIll, E. I'KKHT, ! ; i . t: f n Ktntin, ? C STRONG & PERRY, K I S TtlN . .. i; lui.M i n. i hi wi.llokb at law. II ix ,t ' . pill liii'rkl,li for til ,.! . ' ., w it I - .ti ni , w I II rfu- , ;i : . : , i k ' in' fillip, 'rr lupl 11 I 1 1 T l T 1 1 1 1 i I .H - i ' ' 4 " I 1 t i f i H li. if. i: i. A u ' ' I iJ A , A I'KHJIY. J v y ; v . i i nkm Hil T SIMMONS & MANLY, AT l' i: N KYS AT LAW. ; , . ' (.(fi nvcll. lllll e- ..' . ' : I '. i , . !.. II) !-. DR. .1. D. ( LARK, "N I V llli.lin. . . . .. i. ' : . i I lirlWfCh I'ol (K-k FERDINAND ULRIGH e. e . .: Mi A'l I . . uiv.-iiV old Maud (:,' MI DDI. K .STREET. !K 1 C I i C" N, ; , . i , 1 1 - ( . r it 1 1 1 .... - i 'a 1, u mi . : j .ii ha P.ICH. I I i i '- I . N C. A '
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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April 9, 1885, edition 1
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