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THE JOURNAL. at, H13PER. BiaalBass Mtiuftr, MW BERNE. N. C DEC '.-' lr4 ti tbt Pot jAcf ai M H !Ut The Durham Tobn-o I'lant ha risea from the a.shes and comet ;o as as bright and newsy i.s cs e:. It is a credi: to Norrb i'.ir"i:ii. journalism. COSOBE3S convene. next week. A suggestion has been made to the President by a newspaper that a short message woald be acceptable to the country. Bat how can it be shortt There is the Citting o.u-h ihe Canada fisheries, the t.intT. the internal revenue laws, the silver question, the national banks, the earthquake and civil service all to be tooched upon, to say nothing of coast defences, onr relations w-.th Austria and I1e-ry George. It is boand to be a long message. THS Baltimore Afanufaeturt -r Record con tin a es to boom Southern enterprises. Lightning occasionally j strikes in this direction, giving us i now and then a saw mill. These ought to be followed up with other enterprises. Much of the lnraber eat at the saw mills ought to be turned into farnitare. and we pre- j same it would if fair ana equitable , freight rates could be obtained. A farnitare factory in New Kerne could not sell furniture beyond Golds bo ro. The freights would prohibit such a thing. SOT REBELS. Tne Raleigh yews and Obt'-rvrr says: The standing rule in the .Vrirs atui - , u . . J , . , , LA tfm mlnniu a-rer when dnnttd from others. the word -'rebUion " in connection with the Ute war. Thi I popiof th South never felt tht they were rebel or were rnifafttd tn rebl lioa, mad beunae m a inatter of l Appreheoded Uvat no Coofedermte soldier oooid be) COO Tie ted of being a rebel, in dwpend eo t of nd maide from the doc -triaof State tOTereigntT Then follows a strong argument to show that there was uo rebel arms at tb command of the State authorities were not "rebels" and thatitwoald be teaching an nn-! proceedings against the members the operation of the previous ques . . i .u e r .,.rt tn t h. tion, it possible. intiato me rising generation icvun, uu. . refer to the late war as a rebellion. TTrwin thi unhitxT th JnrRVAi. in its issue of Mav 9th. 15, said: Tti world do mote." AttorneT- CteiMral Qarlasd, in hie written opinion ; ik. -,.i h.;;vr,. innbtr of titnee, and Southern pa penpriet withovt protect or comment. - r a (nin iatratioo. . can we afford to proclaim Cb rreft Southern atrugvle a frr re- i beffioHf Were the Southern people. along who, Attorney-General Garland ad ; Qaartaroiaater General Law ton. ( 4.Brookdvrjjto., " etc.. is in bad I sion of Congress. Hat with a ma reU,and all that the term implies: , - ' J ,r,r,- r 8lt i th. ,,r..c..t It was a little strange to us then t bat Mr. GASLAKD. Son theru i ij: t d. f r.A erato atmj, shoold use tbu term. ad it was stranger still that Soath era newspapers took no notice of tt 4Tb use of the term by each prominent Soatbern men, without protest from any one, in most as- enredly fix a pon the minds of the rising generation an untruth ' PRESIDENT BRYAN'S CIRCl LAK. The Einston Free Press, in com meating npon tbe recent circular j placed at the head of the admiuis issued by the President of the A. i tration of the affairs of the goveru & . 0. Bailroad in regard to the ment should have subordinates in right oi way of the road, speaks of full accord with him. holding the it as "one of the most oppressive same political views and readily aJ useless order" sre have ever j adopting any line of administrative heard of." ! policy marked out by the head. We confess that the paragraph copied by tbe Free Pret, if rigidly enforced, would work an onnecces sarr hardship. We cannot see bow cultivating the land near the road bed will iDjure the road: it j appears to us it will be of advan- tag to the property in saving the corporation the expense of keeping down the growth. But we take it that Mr. IiBYAN's purpose is j merely to enforce the rights of the j company where Che property is ; being injured by encroach ment.i He certainly will not enforce the order unless the road is to be beDe fitted by it. And it mast be re tnembered that a corporation is benefitted by making friends, no: enemies, along its line. No rail road corporation can afford to tie liberateJy make enemies ot t he people living along its line, and therefore we take it that Mr. BXTAif will not undertake to en force the order as construed by tne Free Press. THE PEAKK!H11, The State papers are d:scus.:i.g mmI suggesting who shall ! the next Speaker of the il.iust- ot General Assembly of North no liaa. There .vre many Pem.vr.r.s electexl either ot whom would make a most excellent presiding emvr Among those mentioned for 'ie position are Col. T M. 11. i.i . '!. former Speaker. A. I.e a: i LEX 8. OVEKMlN. These are the gentlemen most prominently -p. ken of by the IVmivr.it.-, in:' can either of them be elected! l::e evidently cannot without th .ls sistance of the Indepeni'.ent Ii.-:i o erats. It is now for the srr.ngi." oats to say whether the wiil c:. eiliate the Independent aivl inv. e their co-operation t t und r'ake Co organize the House wichoii them. The latter course would evidently hand the nr.ini.M' a over to the I ndepndei. :s and Ke publicans. It seems to ns th.: ever Kt ino crat will feel it his du' :.. go :-j;o tbe Democratic caucus, regardU-s-i o having been elected by Kepubli caa votes. Those who were elected as Independents i'.ou b" !es- pr.v tl Aimed from the .-tump :hv they were still Democrats, if v, lte( : licaas who voted for them can ex pert nothing other than lor theai to oil ope- party. The pointed, im' W ,:. ' : 1 tl-IliO. f.ltiO ri'UM In'' te dis.tp Deuiocr.its who voted tor 1 , ;i '. M-e.l I:, h 1.1 r :idependen;.-. i-vin; saui rr.'len's !. 1 Vniocrats. !h d.sj; ; ted if tbi-v re to eo-operate w::h the party. wever. ', hi-s-' ! lo'.i-peiidetits ni oi.- .!;. ' ' Krl'llbli as lior.oral'li m v. :'':- wim-.M ound :!! od fa;' 1; to I'll In! ran . be ..-.IS'.S. n 1 1 1 i-vr i. . :;r: .UT ' iic 1 .-noH'ra' ran . .rt;.ui them, and any Sh .11 N- S;a'..k 'lire. :ot K.-i .,- 11. six' :soUS.--;oll '1 .cms : til. 'lit t O who rr :r. a a ( om it.Mior mum: i nor m.n. The W.iiiinirton '' -' trou al about board of c,inv.i.vH'rs ot the ! returns of Craven eou:it like to see a woer bold, eon rt loll tious and hone.-: to the core, but there is daiu'ei "f beeon-.mg --too ntterlv utter." Some menstand so straight until they lean backward. Our good ir.end of the Gaztt' has a right to claim to be strictly con scientious, but we hardly think he is eutitled to monopolize that ue sirable ingredient ot the human faculty. On the board ml canvas sers of Craven county were gentle men as honest and conscientious as the editor of the 'iZ'tt- dares to Ih-i they were sworn to perform the duties required of them by law; the law of the 1 md was their Cuide;" they claim 'hat they per formed their duties in accordance with said law. aud there are him dreds of staunch ' Democrats m Craven county; Democrats who abide the action of their county convention; Democrats who vote openly aud above board aud who who believe uu - that the tniard performed its duty tn i.. Tlle (lazctte should give them and the board ot canvassers-redit tor being honest in their convictions. 1: ought at least to remember that the mem bers composing the board were , sworn, anil if they failed to per form their duties they are amena ble to the laws ot the country. The parties aggrieved by the action of the board have instituted Gazette the propriety ioc comments until ol rithhoM case la tin heard and determined by tne COQltS. It is not lair nor HW to Anv m;ln charged uith a crime to t I undertake to prejudice the minds 0f the people, bv whom 1 1- is to be . . . , tried, a gainst him. , The reference of the thuttt, and I its correspondent to some oi oui citizens as teiug 1UJIIUUCU' taste. e are iusi now iryiut; n induce Northern people to come ana stue amont u.-. um we i.iu bat J hardly expect the invita.on to be oousiuerea lavoniui) h, wuen man is charged with crime, his birth-placo la referred to in order to prejudice the minds of thi people j "gainst him. HOPE F0K JACKSON UE.X0C KAl V. In the early days of President Cleveland's administration the JOCENAL insisted that any wan We were drawn to this conclusion by a simple common sense view ot tbe matter No man would under take to conduct a business, with aDy hope of success, by employing clerks who had no sympathy with his methods of bu.-iiu-ss and no confidence in the principles upon which the business was founded, Neither can a rre.i.lent success fully administer the affairs of the government with subordinates who hold political vie ws u'terly at va riance with hisowi. President 'lkyki.an i seems to have at last arrived at the same conclusion. Keren' ly Mr. 1'. k N'T N . a Democrat and a district attorney in the State of Missouri, was mis. pended for being loo actie : :i pol. tics. A letter from Mr. Ken I N explaining the nar mi'Ili' in the canvass induced the resi dent to restore iiiiu. Mr. l NK. a Republican, and adistne' attorney in the State ot I'e also suspen.b d lor part ;u "in1 politic u i St.de. il'- a'.s, ..: explanation aia' s ore. ! . c ! ll in ' n ' drill's - e I I e - ' , : 1 would .''..: i. - w as t li : s i.;ler i. HI 111.' -leeches 1 . ad. :.:::.: : , : tart; Mr Ni a: u-: n g ' : e i i (ia : iic i- ; i if :, i his - tr n n- ! van : a . taking an a a'. ca::,pa:g S ro'e ,1 1 a s k i . i ' . ' ': was t : ve J'r. IS I Mi 1 ."..re ..a-: lii:. I a. Ill oil b - -' ' "" K-iI l.'li ai;w ii -. . I ;.r ii. . i :; in a' A 1. a- ,1 M j.iir;....-- : .in.l :;; it i , . .' tin- c'e..iik'v I -h-i- a .... M ins w,;.:nj:n ofti.v ji n.r :r.4'iiu 1 .i an I ruli'.w A.I in i ii : li'.-iTi-i!; with the peop.e. and a 1.;, h had kind! v overlooked his previous ollenses, did not ie-ul; in the nccli ct of ordinary ortici.il duty : but his conduct has brought to light such an unfriendliness towards the Ailm mtrat ion wtiich he pretends to serve, and of which he is nomi nally a part, and such a consequent lack ot loyjl interest m its success, that the n test and ui e.-t guarantee o; !n ! n'hiiil service is in my oun loii en t it e'.y wanting. Ills course, in '.'self such as should not have bt en entered upon while maintain :;ig official relations to the Admin T,iti"ii, also renews ami revives with unmistakable interpretation ot heir character and intent the .barges ol olleiisive i.irt is an sh l p heretofore made and up 'o this i m e held : n abes "an ce. Mr. S'oue and others ol like dis. position are not to suppose that par'.y lines are so far obliterated that the ad in m is t rat ion of t he io -eminent is to be trusted, m places high or low. r.i those who aggres sively and constantly endeavor unlanly to destroy the confident, e of t he people in t he party reponsi ble I"i sii'-h adinnr.stration. While vicious partisan methods should not be allowed lor partisan purpo to degra. u" in ture th pullic service, it is my beliel tnat nothing tends so much to discredit our etlorts, in the interest of such service, to treat fairly and gener ously the official incumbency, of political opponents as conduct such as is here disclosed. The people of this country cer tainly clo not require .'he best re sults of administrative endeavor to be reached with such agencies as these. I " pon a lull con siderat ion ol all 1 h ive before me. I am constrained to decline the application of Mr. Stone for his reinstatement." There is hope that the President will yet adopt the sensible AN DUKW Jai'KShX view that, "to the victors belong the spoils" and that it is better for his administration to make friends with Democrats than with liepublieaus. Expreions on the Tariff. In response to letters of inquiry addressed by the Boston Globe frri leading Democratic Congressmen asking what action Congress should take on the tariff question in the coming session, nearly all the re plies favor a revision of the pres ent laws, though they differ as to the means by which it should be accomplished. Congressman Col liussays: "The attitude of the ma jority should be to press some scheme of reduction to a vote under CoiurresMiian l'.ra-L' of Wiscoii- ! ;vritet.: '-lJelieviug myself that ;l reduction of the tariff is essential to prosperity m business to the country at large, I am in favor of keeping it constantly to the front until success attends the effort, and a- reasonable measure of commer cial freedom is attained." Congressman Lovering writes llllu' " oumeu.easa., ot relief Iroiu onerous taxes bv a revision oi tne rann snouui oc gi veil to the countrv at the comuiL' ses j-o.- .. House (as shown lrom its vote iusi spring) against any consideration of the subject, I am not much en couraged to looji for any measure of practical relief on this import ant question by the present Con gress. Nor cau 1 see much to en courage the belief that the Fiftieth Congress will do any better, and 1 venture the prediction that if any attempt by it is made to reduce the surplus revenues it will be rather : by abolishing the internal revenue, tax on wnisKy auu louacco tnan ny reducing the t ax npon those articles oi prime necessity entering every day consumption of the masses of the people.'' Col. Morrison sends the follow ing letter from Waterloo, 111.: "The attitude of the majority party in the House this winter towards the tariff question should be that atti tude which will best secure such a reductiou that the tariff will yield an tne revenue we neeti, aim no more, wiumut removing tne internal revenue tax on tobacco and liquors." li. T. Mills, of Texas, savs; -The Democratic party ought to and 1 will push the right this winter fori the reduction of the- tariff. The I people engaged in tin, fight are' eniisten tor tne war. ' , ,iiri road a A. J. Warner, of Ohio, say: "'lit away. T tuiuh. iue majority pari snuuiu favor a tariff on all products in the production ol which there is eom j petition between this and other j countries sufficient to cover the difference in the cos: of production j ariMng out of the difference in the conditions under which their pro duction is carried on here and else where. I have been pleading with 1 j tiie leader ot my party to assume I a more aggressive policy ." 11. Hiatt. of Crawford'svillw, in.i .j says: ! saw, soon after the ltiaugu-I ration of President Cleveland. :h.r ins policy was going to run in ;:,! 1 same channel with the Republican policy. I hey are identical on :!.e , tinain e. on the tariff and on t !.o land question. ( i, velai.d'.- p. !:. is in opposition ;o any regulation of railroad I re: gilts, and , iu a Moid.. I- .1 SI III V.i II 1 -III ':-h .-Illl I.T lettll: ot K. )t Mli T.it a-ia-v ; he jtrr.i: have iiei'.'i:. en ! .fi I ' . i;i.l a: 1 1 ink . Uliai' Ti'1' le ir .h al ( 1. -ii D it V Itel! A 11 1 i t o! .I.i'.i .1 C. ::.::.. lith D,c. then 'elo l-'.din r . .lay . Mr. S ol lai ge ' worms i and you v. mils ! : l! -lie much eh. m's u old tiat : not b..' i! Mr. '. si.'.e- :.. white o.il etel . i.e. i The woo. around t to have 1 years . Ma.i. i w as a' I 1 I: M . i i . i Vei .1 - ' I ii c 'A i 1 i ' I 'I ' " 1 u n.l In 1 s- 1 1 : 1 e , 'I! . s g 1 ilig day. Mr. Cop insurance age: he ill Ust rep: c ble companies has -eeured tor fit I ' e 1 1 s ol 1 II ves in a I n el get 1 e . -e lil.lt .1 leil.l- W I 1 II . I I tpi Is I! . " .1 I: .1 Why Is O, large la: no : t he li: s? y , ,,r put -ip !'"I iv has i, pun lids . e i y to I ai it b " 1 1 Mill i 1 a ! I 1:111 .11 1. : . . v 1 1 1 a e lis. ind. 1 call ans w a ; .: n '; ,,t'i i make i oo ;:, u a Ii e. 1 h a ve ; u s : it- iii cause ol our ( 1 1 e : rem u ked one --eiei an u :: pi et en .1 : : i g .'in you loir.id out V say" that w as n ' ; a I. . shook us s. : it was that Noith I'aioliii '.tMHl miles lui t la lion' are o isk.ng : i mate.'' Wi 1 i . w . ciiiie.i ::. -.' this las; con vince h : "ii t h it v where e ere beto .1.1 W !,.t 1 lie in- '. inn tall." 1 1 ill1' . t .11 ke 1 1 ' --W h . have i 1 1 s, t he dv 1 . 1 n a k e ' ha ' I Hi il is 1 s 1 1 I 1 ( . and . e r We (1 -nap a;e ei oi e il. i ! .1 'lei Mr. W. II. Mai fast i educing . 1 branch to a corn mam road; while M has commenced a mile a bo ve the i oa. It vigorously up ; i: M. r f . d i- p i . i i i. We - Ill ami ro: ii o'l! Ml hope that other s this swamp will make the neigh', home . We a re people u : h t lie re, lam.;:..; t!.., lands by cleai nq ! l vat l ng. as i t w to the health ot enhance the v a! en ' :gm ':- . '. ho .1" a ho. -I.nl ,ke'A is, 1 a lea g ,ili' i ; a il init v . ii'i'! ( ) io.ss; i a ia Vl'I eel n l e. , j , t. tl t .j n ,n om e. un f tamlv ui: Mr. II (hi a few d. have migi i'id 1 "I, w ho Wi ii ' so inn i Igo wit ll his dogi 11 g aw a coon up a t n wounded hun wl.:p,a d lour d t in- t: 1 : h w hen ll 1 111 . 1 '.lit tills and rdiot h I in a nd and flic c gs ... nd u a Mr. ( iiu.l l- onl .in on then !. iking d n . t ' due turn i o a omit .- oi w n a a ('apt. Page ,-,i.s . ii .d. ()nei l i.i-tin ants. 1 1 I : : : V 1 '' IMine. W":l.. lip iiie mill pond il-hing. w hen he sav, coon usee ml a ; id : j other coon went up t h If sen ' I stun- i li and in a hurt w li: :ii..:!ifi I lie in d If ii. d l"l lowed f (Mile i n,ii tree t 1 . a n: i i i 1 1 p f s .1 tied ;!.. . w Ilfi'ks an.! a liflllid ll.f'I 1 '1 lilt' ,11.1111 1 . 'ad . diiviii his aart n f tii'iir 'a h e ie and i . ; 'pi d I. : -rhf.l lmn. Sa M'-panii'l canif ''UK t , i I al. '.- D.in i : i s h.. ti") :l pel's! il 1 1 1 ' 1 1 they 'h.:d to p.i--njult." mi; a;.:! i, when 1I in. in and ap tlioy tied tin v cart axle and ass: ermg tlie liuit. li ; m :i gath I line an t lie hl'.e i th,,v wen a slaii . ,, ruad t: a maie ina ri iMLin ' in g tlit-ir Ian- and haw the eleventh tii twelfth eiOii, and it was I . ke ( iie i :, ei'uld n.i' hf f in p' r..r t In- r.il : b-g.i;; ed t I.e tela and v filed the d.'g g.. IS he Wa. kllld. he p and b. Ilk lllg ie 'LI, e '.V ea:t and :! i.e!.::: 1 !.ri ll-. v t ', , : ,. r.:- K i V. e s L o i NATIONAL BANK LAWS. i ii i in . 'i i in: i a i.n ti;i a. i i i; ' 1 Mil'. IT HK KM 'V. W VslIIM.Ti'N. Nov. jr, I lo an i o i al repoi t ot the ' m t roller ol hel'iirietiey i-Miitaitns suggestions lor the a :n en . I men t of the National I'. in k I.ia s in about a dozen i n -t.ili.-i'-. i.'ielu.lmg the ci in t ! n gen t : a b: 1 : ' '. o I s i i a re I ml d e 1 s, i e. pil i e netits .is :.. n'scrve, tlie lumt on oa ;. - to 1 n , 1 1 . : dials, tilou- t hol'oilgli 1 I ! a in Til'.- aa" ion ol banks, and then i against uiieiiual State :i 1 1 1 h hundred and eigiii 1 1 . 1 r 1 , 1 1 1 0 1 banks have been o:g .:. - d in all. ot which t'.x"S ale now in operation. ( ) these 171 hae been organized during 1 he vein: capital, jg'l .Ohd.ohO; bonds. Vi,; '".HIM); eir. illation, '.'.'(MI.Olll. l'wtniy ban banks went into vol untary ii 1 ml itimi dining the year, one ceased to exist by expiration "i eh. 1 1 t.-i . aud elgh: failed. The .. . d banks have .111 aggregate ' 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 nl i;.".il.oon; su 1 pi us and un .;: .de.l proli's. (M. labilities. T 1 . '.00.0110. 1 ue 11 edit ins of t w o ol I lie-i- I ia n k s have 1 100 11 paid in fill I ; 1 : : 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 d " 1 ' 1 1 . s ! . 1 11 two i'.Im'- dlidc!ii!s iiae readied .'ill pel" cent: 111 one ease To pel ten t , and oik- go per ecu I . The total d:idelidspaid during theyeai by all insolvent banks exceed 1.I!M, 000. and eight banks have been till all Y w II II 1 11 i and t heir nccmints I w i'ii t y live i 1 1 si 1 :ii I lie hands id ic cl.'s.-.l. If 1i1i LaiiU cci ci s. in. f I 1 : taa in li 1 1 a e I a 1 ic i.e: I i l e a in l e i iff. 1 ll II 1 ng ill I he s s i . .li 1 1 1 n.it ii m.il ban k I. (Hi he.se .".S have paid ills hi lull and 1'0 nave paid 1 1 1 1 e ia si 1 1 1 -a in pail. A ii 1 ia : I si , : i i - made des, 1 .'. in full and int crest in tr com I 'ft cell mil lonal 1 1 . i : i k s i 1 1 i ii -1 e i I in j as State 1 1 1 1 g 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 i i liank i pel fell I 1 1 1 s : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 and I in is,, ui gaiiifd under l he Nat i law. 1 n each case i .Ii 1 d th niim I ie i ' i gani.eil ame mohg the cm poratiohs holding 'Hi. I ' a 1 : k Ihe .'leatest amoun; is held b ilil-1 ri Mil pa ll if s f..mpaiiifs. Men. savings banks, and insurance than hall the en: ;i e mini ten s li art s he! I oer t Ii:;y. w i, ; i i I ' shall t l III one The flle.T 1 1' s a , 1 1 f h o 1 1 1 e r k hold ss. about o ne t h i nl hares, but less than se holding more than ui 1 if r l)ii" little in ore o' I he whole body. I f : e. i lie M "11 ol I he ;i ' : i . i . ! and '1 e li'gli re in i ll m Il 1 ion 1 1 s u pon tn ol n mi e o I ii a on il ban k ewenl.it imi is ver fully ! is i a i a ! . l'i.e cunt r.tct imi l n i ' " ei :l Lank fi rcul.it ion da i i n g i e f 11 e Veeils -Sat;. 11(10. "(HI, h.-i'i.s Ihe Usual t a bles sio i ng be i d i ' on ot national banks at a i i o 1 1 s ,i lies 1 1 1 a report this ear fa.rns m absfrae! which speci .s c i . h : i ni of their I esou roes i: ! Ii "ill! ii-s. i he banks m the e ei - i Sr.:'.--.. cities and territories h iv. a 1 a - i sta'i 1 1 s-,.p. A l 1 1 ge 1 1 : a : i a u: . f ii : b . 1 1 ng ihe main tea t u l c- of I he national bank ing s'.siem and their vanatioiis dining the past tweid one Mill's a c com pa ii ic s the i cpor t . l-'rom this i: appeals that the aggregate di' ; "sits in tin banks have mici eased liotn -rTi'Jg'.iino.oiMi in .laimaiy. issi;. io -T1 1.1 7-'.. "(Ml. (Kill in October, lssd. while loans and discounts h.ive risen lrom ioiii umih.imio at the lor met' date to s 1 . I 1 0.0110.(100 :..t i he ' 1 itti-r date. The s lecie held b I hi' national banks in Isiiii was 1 Ii.niio.UlKl; in Oc'ober. 1S7."",, jt was only S.immi. i I'll, while in duly. 1 ss., j u ;is s 1 1 7 (III . (lOO, ,.,1 is HOW 1 ali.lKlll.. I II III Swans boro item .1 Illl -ill'h . s ' I I Id -.nut- i.i Ih I u f i k w e ever ue et I hi' tn measured ig and I ; w :de. and !t. Tins is eunal tn hit III !ll l ; . . Is a 1 u i . 1 a n l g li I u iliei leetuie l. .Mr i 1 - I eiied .i a: M ,ii lei I e. was well Silliji et. 'Sineel ll ," I IilJilflfil. i'l'lllgill lie ,11 ; V(, a m ; her h et ui e imi 1- , 1.1,, ' 1 hese lee ! Ill es ale ll M'llll i' nl great ; In Ilehi I I.i .'III' people. i 'dr. 1 1 . .1 . Sanders has a pi saw . I .ii er i . ' ' ton gin. linugh; ,,' ,1. ( '. ' Wh.'tv. o! .w I Yi ne, il ii cleaner m d .'. .lidi-iisel attached, with' uhich he has ginned and iiaeked j s .,!hi p, und li.de.s (, entioii liom I !a i, ill ,' h ! ! 1 1 1 s ii u down, -.viiii I h i ee i'C-idcs illillsell. Tin- p i'.Ia- endue el . . " Watson, ileci-.ise.l came i il last v, cek i; d - iiiiigs m'M vei; cheap: nee;.. , " : i a v.ii-.'.!!. lmi:v ! all In (HI ;.i!i'..n, niih 1 i Mi . ('.. V. ii t.- . mi:; i-.irh: 1 . 1 ; i -1 1 Sim: ii. ills I , 1 I Mil. I l e . I ' il.i- hi.i.-i'. 1 I'.i I. Imiii i . Mi . 1 las! mil" he .ii I t ! ; J i r I l'.lll l.helS. i r Mum iM'.- lllie f ia .1.1:1 '.V e , 1 . . I u i - a lalll- . 1 l- --,1 r.-i,- ho - oau.-t'T . ur- l by ( '. gh i wi it- aa ii 1 FKIENDSHIP AND FLATTERY. When Friendship lirst came down to earth. With heart of gt nerous mould , Ami soul of truth and heavenly worth. 'TwaB in the age of gold. Shf tauuht the love tht came f rom God For all humanity : Sweet 1'ity in her footxtejiB trod. With Faith and Charity. Hut Flattery, as the world Krw ('''l. Sio e I-'r ien.iwh 1 p h lionent fe.ee: When Truth's stern accentx urew le.-.-h..!d. And I-'alsehood taught L'rimace, The indignant martyr did mat wreak Her vengeance nn n men. Nor pear on rt lluont wintr to seek Iler h"nie in heaven again. She left her rival to reign o'er Thr punny puths of life. And loved the dark ones to explore With sad mit-forltine rife. Hoth to their own their aid extend. Fu ll in her way a mother; Su.'i-.-ss Btill Ii lids the one a friend . A 1 ve! il y the otiier. A Week of llvents in Southern In dustrial Interests. The last seven days have wit- Iies-ed the 1110-t st 11 pelldolls Iliove- infills in 1 1 r I I'll 1 III 111 Ml fa I f st iisi 1 lal circles slim t 11 tunc ever made. e I'l lll-.illlf it tint Ihe ( 'uininciieine; wnli the strong up ward move 111 Soiiihein railruiul seeuiitie.s and the pineliase Kir f.'i.oud. Odd cash ol a controlling in terest 111 the Kiehmond Danville inierty, other events ot" nearly equal il not ot greater importance have followed in rapid .succession. P.irtiiingham has lieen taken bv suipiise h the purchase of the Sloss Furnace and its property foi i rU. (Mid. (HK) liy a eonipauy w ho have added alio! lie." r 1 .0(10. (( 1 to tlieir 1 11 est men t , with which to build! two more furnaces and a steel plant. The Messrs. !5!o.s, who hae been so remarkably success ful in then iron operations, will, it. is understood, retire, and the new i owners will take charge ol this I 1 great propel ty. Memphis has 1 otiMMed a company composed ot such leading capitalists as K. V. Cole. .1. li. Killebrew, J. C. Neeley . and lit hers, with a capital of 1,-' Jon. mm. all of which has been sub-1 scribed to develop over 7(1.000 acres ot iron ore propel ty near Sheffield. Ala. O: her big iron enterprises in and around l'.n niiiighnm are being' woi ketl up, anil will doubtless soon be under way. In Virginia the lii-rtha me Mines have been sold to Northern ea pi tali si s foi 1 7. ".) Ml, and the foster palls iron ore prop . i ll, ill the ( ripple ( reek d:-tiiet of I he same State, has been taken b Philadelphia capitalists (or ? 1 .Mi, H(K. which moans the erection at or near Pulaski of another large coke furnace, ami the building up there of another iion center by Philadelphia capitalists who have in view a second Kiimingham. These are some of the leading events ot the week in Southern in dustii.il circles, and they give some idea of the magnitude of Ihe devel opments now going on. In addi tion, however, to these big under takings the smaller enterprises, the ; mills and machine shops, and fac ; tories of many kinds are rapidU 'springing up. !1i It imnrc Mutiu , i'.i i t un r's Ei en) il . I OliFKiN XKWS. -i r HI AHl.F.r. l:Y IMl.H'E AND C.V.VA1.UY. I Si. in, i. Nov. Js. The nationalist chiefn 1 lu lu j private muetiug in the town hall I t.'iiay ami iJiscuesed tht ir future course j i.f uetiou. Meusrs. O'Brien and O'Kt'lly, j members of Parliament, went to Riv j t'r-ti.wn to aJdress a meeting. A plat .form was erected . anil the chapel bell , as tolled. Mr. O'Hrien made a speech ; in which he denounced the government land declared thai the Irish would be . able to over, (.im1 the unworthy tc hemes f"r repressing opinion. The police I threateneu to nrrtni linn, out aitnougn lefieii them, he was not molepted. Mr. U'lirien then went to Htllygot , w hi re a priert adv ised him not to talk He tersisteil . ho evt-r, and (he meeting was dispersed by police. Tin- excitement in .SIiro is intense. The Btret.t.H are guarded bv police and N cv ! cavalry. Commoner Tanner coui 1 nienced a speech in a held near town, when a body of police appeared and dlMM-rsi'd the IlleeLincr with bavonets. There was no riot. A meet inc. at Tul l . county Mayo, approved a plan for the , rommg campaign. Mr. John ieasey l . ... i r . c i". f.. H' UtI UI J II UlUlfUl UI t"SLJLi.L. ii, , rts'c i t h m nif-f' ini' 1 . -in in t h :t l T I Ml Ion and Iirien were imprisoned the Irir-h p-iple would not be without friend. 'I he land lord were entitled t.' only four or live years purchase. Mr. Thos. M;ivno. member for Tipper :iry. ilelenne.l u.iyunttin. A jiiivern in. nt r-p. iru r. gu;ir Jt .1 I y constable-:, j was pre.-eli unii ra'te.l the proeetal in gt , ,1' t he meetlllt.'. 1 t'oinmeners Miuirice Iieah-y. Hooper. l.ane. i iiiiu . ' ilea SJ'UUe itL ti llieei- ni; at Killeui;b. They all declared thai the (,-,, eminent could nut terrify them, hut their speeches were generally mod erate and K"i'rfl',l- It is r. -ported th.-it the l'r'.perty De fense A-.si.)eiatii.n w ill arrrunge a plan f . T n campaign which ill i-nahle 1 an d -h.r.is to compel the iiiikiii .! n nts la 1,1 by tenant" trustee?. It is unnoiincHd that a d iTinin-i rat i. n will hg held in the park fit fork :in-i.-iv next, and that Sir. laihai at .1 a Ii ers w 1 1 i deliver add r.-ss, s. I'l l I -T. N.,v. .. -- .1- a r, -uh .1 I ' V , ! . i 1 1 1 ; s a. ae ,-rn in a tl.' I a j a id a'. ! li : the I',-', r hand ana I Ul i 1 I iri Invest ne ii ; i lamp i,,y. ex - i 1 1 real . ,r Th an .on m l i li.irniaii Mei. ri ir I,-: v.- I.,, n ; 1 a- mill, r arr, -i . I 1 1 ; a in . N..- 'J- - I " p. n In.- r. mm II ..1, tie esl id II, l .l.d. Ml . I Un. 11 v. .Ii ... s. rved with a. -u:ti-m::l .r I i a at r v e.i u , n Mi. Ij , i ha i . ! ::l I a ,-ii-i iai n. -r II. , t Iii Tlie ; l-'reiieh ( i K at . l 111- lalll- e X i . r I i.- nidi k- '1 lie - I I HI i'lll !'. . e h- II -h, ' u 11 ll :rn . ; iVeiaiineiit lias in-t ru-teil th. ei.r.-iil at S -lia t.. relin.nii-h th r.'lertieii ,, ai ul th. re III ! III- Ki.i--1 ir.-i t. 1. N.iv. -J-J - the tiermaii J A a caairt i.,i -r ui.lii t , :-.viy Li.-liUJte.- Kmpe rl ran-i- J .M.j.h rennirk-.l th.lt the ;iiatiei"i iii the l'i-t had i ni t-r. ive.i . ie Mil. Nov. --. In the t'hamber of .. i ate - e-l-r l ay . t '. . 1 1 r . t I t K .hi hmt. r "I for. 1(;n air.iirst. ri I, rrin' to a-tl.-ti-n oi' a ta in - of Humana. .i i 1 1 ; ,t lily , ii M iolh.-re to the Her- nir-.iiy. 1 1 . ly u i-ln .1 t.) follow th--ai'e I, n y of 1 1, rmiiin , Au.-tria aud !.ii .1. ' -I, ; ,i,u i no ihe niiiii-ter . i I I .: I a- w h. ! ei i I ; . -,i v .rlii a.i 11,. i I i . - u' a ! I a I: I r of l'linae .tii Xan r wi- ! - i !:i hell, r fate At: & N.C. Railroad Co. 1 1 1 II I v in 40.000 Cross Ties, , 1 1 r : h n ! , a i . viz , id. he-, tliick. II ilii'h face. ii. 1 i-!l u'l- a. II . an :.. - li.-ari - - ' j l a I I .1 . Ill l:,- I.imI l'aia a- . I a. . I r -. ra- p. r Ti- Wl WANTED. Iv i:i N-.i iii t ' v a . v l i.i.-.Til'. r - . n i '..-Iai a r i f. WPIIKIT. ni-:v .r - .1 n a . H h , is M-ii.l their - inn :. AND 0!-KU- . 1 -I'-. 1 ,1 A.I lr. n i : v - ii .liiiu.L- iii i )B.si;rvkk. U iloili. N. E. W. SML1.0(!D. liLu. id h. Smallwood & Slover, DEALERS IN GENERAL HARDWARE. TIXWA RE. GL A s'.s IV A RE. WO 1 h. NW ARE. CROCKERY. saii. doors. dli.sds glass paints oils AND s TO VES, UNSTRPASSEI' AS TO PRICE AND QUALM Y. Midille St -t, Nxt .- ti A I ., it H.it I NEW BERNE. N. C. 327 ACRES. A VaiQibic Hactaticc For Sale c: Ml slUl'l!. J en It I . I . T ii 1 c o: New livl 11 l f Hi res el ot 1 m 1 a ;t ia, tl 11 1 1 a 1 1- 1 a I .1 l.e ,(,' 1, Kie.. O! Hu Ild 11 lial mi ! s 1 : o . : 1 1 s.i . Uae .'lUiall- .! aim - 1 1.1! S-II. ),,- r ,.1, i,,n,, Neue i.'it l-e:,tj . bon.e I.'I 1 I 1 CK, 1 b. 1 11,. tjai,, Cti two lw'""i'r.8 ' en v iiv t i.-i.lereu wuh a . ss 1.. I ,-l );e L 1, lis of tinill-r. Ii .lie li i .1 i.o.,J awe.iiiii; Pllie e (ll :,rd 1 t liaS - ll " 1 1 f I II. : e I 111. l. y.'i I'lm s . 1 intrl X tl a l. bled. -loin ua.K'tl ' a e .1 isnv-ri b Hii lun pr. seoiii.g it ne r is aid iii'r. ad : in!, n a d . ri-haid 1 - ri, sj e.i 'l ei ii. s re i Tl'.KNWI I H, o the 1 ' novj ,iw fa ill ll el.II. nitre IU ' ' I ! W I 1 le itll 11 I M' 1 Ml lil i u tht a.i v . ; i . III! 1 r P Ss.l e a i . . : v. i ' 1 t 1 : U i H V U-M, I l ;f. t e , a- li. Dental Notice. : Full i (i.,1,1 't nf I. . iii . . 10 01) f'hbries - - st HQ ta $2 00 i i Best v ork Ouarsmt'-f d. 'li i ... RH u'KEi.FORn Dentist f 1H 'e on Middle drtet. ui pesite Bip ! tist Churl-;.. i,ovl6d&tf i OYST A , Ll g j ! FAMILY GF.0GE 1ES. A. II. IIOLTON Has eticil on MiJiilc street below S .uth Front, a FULL LINE of Choice Family Groceries. Ana i.l-u o,i,-In:.;iy , t: han l the Finest Oysters The Waters of Eastern ( arc lina .Affords, ie,:j ii' I in all m k ny pan t, in i lll-S f the . Fa c i t v . 5 served Alamance BUNCH COTTON, AND Webster's Elementary Spelling Book, "THE OLD BLUE BACK," AT Ferdinand Uirich's, NEW BERNE. N. (J T. A. Grt,--. Oil Stni.,i LBk your retailer for the Orlulnal 83 Shoe. Beware of Imitations. Hone Genuine unless bearing this Stamp JAMES MEANS' S3 SHOE. i Made In Button, Con press ft Lace. ticat JHf tikrnu uneicenea ra ptarance. A postal card sent IO US win oriiiK jou imurmt- tion dow w) gei iiiu auw in out atate or 'i erntory. J. means & Co., 41 uncoin oeton,st&u. This sbnp standi XVtarsrs i "an r. v fbo v.toT It vl.: ;!! hlchpr In tne estimation of t! - r in the world. Thousands ua Lc ruason il you &eX thf tr Howard & Jones. New Fit me. ' C Sole Ajirtjt (oi E. 1. HOOOES, M V-NUFACTL-RER OF Carts, Wagon . Whe h Alld WlieB' StOCkS Ax 'S, &C. I Hi pairing .h : AVork nuaraiit , for the saiv.e w i : r k i elsewhere. A lib. r..! .ii. 1 tra h-. I (iivi: i li rt noti -e. ri r 1 pru'es hi tver n cur, he (.biained , .-Ter. .1 t . th; Queen btr e". KiLston. N. "TEI. ii MOORE COUNTY GRIT" lie-.l 1:1-! . " n 1 . :i M.l. i " : n : U'cirlil f r Tn hie Meal !!! 1 , Vi p-r .1 r -r II ii...-r? r.i t .- -.a f - iaiicint'. Holler, iiv l 1 1!-, (niton .'in" I'-aa - -U.ng. I'u! s. 4i- . .. - - KoIIit-MMI Oultlts !i A-.fi v ;u i--TiL-iiu-) t i ! r vi every bnrrel of flour ho malcs. '' - -: -if i:t' '.al fli and trin- vuu wwh to -; v r,r,. r-f---u Aiir-js?. North Onrolina Mill-Oluut- t o., r.irLe--- .J, Mrj C.., C GEORGE ILLEN S 08. I.'K ALKUS IN General Hardware A jTricu 1 1 ural 1 in ji 1 e m c n t l"l-. , 1 1 ,i rruH r, 'n!iivatoi s, llr.es and Axes. WiHul - Mov. ci ai.I K'.; oors, Ml'lilll i . : : -r i a ( s . iitiiti ;ii s a :1 Ii . Vf i t i 1 i . i land i'l.i-io. . Kai'iit Ioel a n'c-i Tuiih anil Hardware, l.illM I. i k k (.'i iina.;. IMaster Hair, I'aint. K a lmi no, ar iii-.li. Oil. Jla, i";:tt a:d Hair Fr, ( er , iil'i lyes iitm-s Oil (. ook ,sti , l uieh.n Hiirjiiar I'roof ."-ali l. h , v rr aiitcd to m mcii my Hi d s !tij'aetioii. I'ltn i:s vi nv i tv ii- o. vLi.KN s; CO. Why Not. '.- n -av. MALE AND FEMALfe ACADEMY R. 1. B NEK I'rlLicipal. 1 ri IS Vv .For Cliills is Houses Ch Ii Syrup ! If your Druggist or Merchant does not keep it, eend to BERRY'S DRUG- STORE. If House's Chill Syrup fails to cure if directions are aohered to, jou can gel your monej back. 1 lie t-ade supplied by It. Herry. Houses 1 'hill syrup "effected" an Imme ni le miki ieru,am ui cure bciore one buitle was used." K. J. PATTLKSUN, Hhoe Store. Have told every bottle of Houte'B Cblll ouia brain from tbe iiiNDuiuntnmi -pi It not only hroe ihe Chills but le.it, ih i,r. res in robust hi alth." W m. 1. CALMER, Tobac onlst. -I was conipl -tely breken down and 8uf fere.l intensely wi'h dumb on ills. Four doses House'h C i j ill s a up resulieil in a coiup eitr cure 1 mod heailin r. c-uniiii, ml toali who siitTer fro.- hills ano level as liamiless. cert an and su i e Kiiw ii. (iKKOCK. rhosoKraphei- vijseif and three children were cured b Heuse s b 1, sj m.. , c-a s del it ti e b.-d u ii ,nl r -ii,,- ij r, ;ih market. " v. .. i'AHH.Ol.1.. Have used Hnu- t, t'hlil sj ftllilliee. . litel.U l. l.n.u.i, eiic i ive cure fi r i b I s a , e i ev- is." up in our t hp a pose .I.iH.V ... ;l-.ss;Lt;n. CH 1 .1 K, vhe;, S 11 XON vt , r liu ir C.gar Fact ,ry ; NQt a rinnle cm,, plaint from the roaDy Mn.ttles of FlotiseV Cinll Si run uoia Nothing but the must unbounded eatis- 1 -c ion as to results ami diipnee at its . . j e lrom ptnepa R berry. Druggist. BARGAINS IX moat, -ugar, Soap, Molasses And Syrup k s. f. mm, Whole s-.l a, d Retail Grocer, BKOAl) STREET. Vl'IKT, VEV B:R!. . ( trr. . .d ttreet, between Pollock nr"-iJw yj fBor 'U F. G. SIMMONS, OTTON BROKER. Com-jjiuneiits "Solicited tti - at w.i;. i'.rtan's, on South Front i--et two ij, .e.rs wett of Gr. eij For A to.'f Hank . I'r.,n-,pt attention given to the s:dc of ottoii ar.rt o ht-r Produce. sep2 dvrim Oysters and Restaurant Mrs S. A. WOMBLE has opened a First-Class Oyster Saloon and Restaur ant, one door below Cotton Exchange, and is prepared to furnish Oysters in every style. Meals at all hours. Families suppliep attheir homes if desired. se28 dw3n) WEAK. UNDEVE1 :he bod v enlarnd And Rtmn tar sent sealed free.ERTE MEf f . A cure: m in;r.ie w iUi i paia. liouK o' pt-r F. M. SIMMONS. C KMENT MANLY. SIMMONS & MANLY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. A' 111 practice in tne Ucurisof Craven, Jones mslow, Carteret, Pamlico, Lenoir and Hj . and in the Federal Conrt at Nw 1'erne. febii 'ij-vrl-: Rock Lime, Plaster, Cements, Goat Hair K. O. K. LOIGrE, t'K VKX STKKKT. He low l"xiir-iM OIHee. WASMTED! AN ACTIVE A DK LIABLE PKHSC TO K-PBESli T LlF! hsl'ii v I. CO Llbrrnl termfe and rrnne;-iiient.. Ad clrfBi. wt-b rcfrencti NAIIO Al. .ni'TUI. LfKK ASS'IS, 41U F St.,' Washington, I. C. To Advertisers! r a phi clt lur we will pr int a ten-lin- 1- : i it- Ait-ni in 1 n il i ! Hon ist-ueh cf 1 ad- .-i tneru-H ii ewsp- pt" This is at ih. funly o: e ri nh oi a cei.t a liue, for '.r ui;Ti ii! 'ihe ad v-rt.eemeni will be ac-n be:t:e i t- Mi. lion iuffekxt Dews-pt-r . ui cli .ii--' rt or h I vjc ni-io Kead k .-. IV 1 1 liti s will i-ci'oiu luothae at out 7-" a- di. da i ess wiih coj y ( f Adv. and i":i--'K or n -nd oe::!.b Ut book of f'' jjges. r !- . K I'.LL A K U , 1U - J'kUK T., vkw Vo.'vK. noviii) dlra J. McSORLEY, FASHIONABLE 6Q0T AND SHOE MAKLR, POLLOCK ST.. NEWBERN. N. C. SATISFACTORY. Department of the Interior. PenMtm Office Washington. D. C.Sept. 16. 16 Mil. J. MCSiURLEY New Berne. N. C Sjr: I enclose herewith draft for ST. 50. in payment for the shoes. Tbe style, fit and workmanship are satis factory. They fit me better than any shoes I have hail In twenty years. Very reepectfullv. "V. E. DULIN. For Fall Planting. Cabbage Kale. Spinach and Turnip Seed . K. H. MEADOWS & CO. auj-21 d w E. H. S J. L ieadews, (iE EHAL Commission Merchants 1000 Tons Kainit and Guano I'o: TrucU anil C'ttsiji ' rops, e- -iH '. :a! i: nf.on given to the sa!e of i..f :o aUvai-os ani.!tf on COaJGignuients. :i: -.sat corner ioilock and M: Jdle streetB a.. rn:m Point Ifwdd i New Central Hotel, Foiisep.lt Bateman Horss, South Front Street. New Berne, K. C. Tl. PATTERSOV, Proprietor, Oii-ra special Inuucercems lo cunimercial men. CuiBine of Hiiper'.er eiceilenre. Omnibus anil naggnue wagon at all Ira s and steamers Kates, 2, OP per day. apl ROBERTS & HENDERS02T Benenl Insnrjice igenU. ;; New Berne, IV. O. Onl first cla Companies reprciten. ed id Tit, Life and Accident Insurance. Total Capital over Forty Millious o DolUrK. Jnn24dl GASTON HOUSE, NEW BEKAE, N. C, 8: E. STREET, Sk., Proprietor The Only Klm-clAM Honu In thaOItF. Omnibus connect wltta all Trains ait4 Steamer. 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