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! V - S ' " - Tf 'i . r v' ammmmmm iifci h n siifc. W,i Mil.im4n..i 4nlrti' X.j i.i.'. : ... w 1 lIitifMitmfl Wl II II II II II . II , II II . fM II II INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS. VOL. XII. XEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, DECEMBER iy, L889. so. :;s. f Wrs uifcmwl W.tv 1 SH H f IrMlt. Ctmfmm iNnf. aaassjksrf . urn aJt is in tmln . ihhil saw 14. ' JtST WIL ttrf If. srAJst S -r 1 1 s ! Hist a. i miK -Wagra ' r TiTM I ib 1 1 I i ll ill iwil) - ( I, I Ml 1 ip Kl 1. NOTKS. 'ft'!! fnllt.J ID Call- reipi 1 G gantic. MK. nvYIS-IUs mknIUK hik c.nii.ii c.i operai ion of all parties i'EA(K 1MITUK FORM ATION OK OX SV to imt P414K IWWJL 1JA M I. ft r I a. 4 I' i mCX CJU4. riMt Mast.LMas rw1 r. WBlrtrt nfnM t axvtn box ' Tini'STrjjiCH ; mum msm : dihrdebej uyer; rUpMm ttk sack kx : ..f u i le . .! a: her ;. ' r i " nu r . er 1 1 1 ' n re! i n 1 1 . i I ir y Two. Bi Mir Vf TMOl MKI4I. II Mm, UMuklr. Em immj.. m ii tf . AIX i CO, t-M mm4 T Cu. . W Twt. tW CltxiiL inCHirs ynii rixept of price il czmt a dcx. TTIWCEfS BROS. BLinston, INT. O., Hatq for sale at Lowest Prices Possible: l.BQH tift- Cou' 3p5i ( o;:. . 1VO box Tk, IM I at TH n. M H . 1a in. 10U i)4iM o Nul S.-r. -- ; SO Wia 4-4 8at:ni. t'30 o o Arai a i H:-a-r 1 -c : SOO ftkU. y Um l'ork, A FVLL LIN K K Drf Goodj, Raady Uade Clothing & Furniture, AT RKTAH. AND W I O I.I S ALT. OETTINGER BEOS. Si go f Cl4r V')rJt4.l lVr'. Sh:r'. 1 . ' ; i ' p.- he ,T tnll for x i- .11.- . ;:: prettv i tjj Trust. :r..:,l lie UeVsiC) ol kefpiDg ; it I he fr.;T e i t 1 a r ijj . e .) . 5 J. M. HOWARD, 5C(VEikSOli TO UOWARD JOSK- How Goods constantly arriving. Hew lot ol Hats, 8hoes and Suits. Still Agent for Stacy Adams & Co.'s and James tftaiu & Co.'s Shoes. Tnlllin of 8tacy Adams & Co.'t $3.00 Cong. Shoe and $3.50 Wankenphast. TlM DIAMOND SHIIU". a:! Hoj' rolonilriel Sa:r:.. ' Tbj Uonoi Sh:r'., wrrr.'.el ut:, 6iV. New 1 1 n of K,.cr. S.. r MIS ( ABINET Thr I' i- Hnl (TinrArter ot .lelFer son Iivin li m Ix-eii the tbeme of orn'ors and eilitors ever since ".e n:fmorl!.' morn i n 2 of Hie t". h of Derem'ier when !.e h1io..W off tin rlv t. iienient thst liml iHUintt lum a 1 1 . i in riin of iinmort.il le.iut etitercl the P.irrnl .-e of (iml. We c,4 ii mill li o' h i n k' to the me.iMire t hi ;lor. nor can vre in jiiv w h( : en j;t hen the cords ol peron.i love t)lir ,inci i,,m r t h 4- hearts of Pi t ion his wiiiitrTmf ii. Hut there are one or two . :;:ilentP ia h:s n 1 .c I , fe to which we with to refer. It w:! b remfmVh'J Mr. I).v wn the Ur Soirhern Sena tor to retire from the SariHte. About the oth of .lannarv. lCl, the 8 rond Regiment of Alabama Volauter ('orps1 was onli red to Montgomery tor the purpo.-e of celebrating the battle of New Or le.HD on the 'tiof .l.-innnry. Tiie aay was ct-leDrateil. rind tue rt-gi-meot, ritH)iit l.'JMO tront:, w,is re viewed by 'he (lovernor. Hi mediiitely nfter ' he review five d.iys r.itions were inMied to the nieo, and the colonel ordered to proceed to I'ensacoU aud report to General W. H. C'iiase, commanding the Florida troops. Three or fonr days afterwards the Warrington navv yard, and the fort o H.irancAs and MrKee Mirrendered to the State ef Florida, the larger part of their garrison and nnhlarv stores having been transferred to Fort W ASA- Pickens, on Santa K.ua island. 1 rerta;ii Sunday school p,,!.,,,,.,, i,.i, ,ir,i, rision of Genera! I'hise when he wag an cflloer of engineers u the L'nited States urmv, and he be h3vd that it was impregnable. Nevertheless a council of war w.vs held and it was dcided that Tick scramble ha begun ni most be- captured. A night legion ot niling the attck wa determines;! nixin :ind an ofiioer selected to command the An unfortunate personal difficulty existed between Mr. Davis and Mr. Toombs which it was feared would militate against t he general welfare. Tin i in: M I. IM sa l j UnilTf. mori.,1 1 xercises in Honor of Baid J ' n-r Mat!-. At 10:30 o'clock Wc-d C( til mnrnint? j .1 Mr I), vi in thA nnh.litv ,,f hia ,i..u..L t , , . ' r . . "Pea we .... ii, LUUIIQ lllH ttj ty ball bell Never inadt He was a cavalier at heart. Ljng then epoke of Mr. Davis' in sink ing "Nearer My God to Thee. " lienediction by Hev. II. W. Hattlo ... WUD war, ot dii retirement;, Abe meeting was pronounced bv log. win eh make Trout io Herald, i ' ; k. . ed . t - r of the . ..1 r. w a-, .it the 1 . ;. .-' i. jiim, elected :ir N i " : on 1 1 Farmers ' .1. an orga 1. ' at ion iijan'. States and a rs ti p : 1 m 1 Dg ereat leaders. Ha had been criticiied Battle's brief speech wa a beautiful by cross-roads politician., but Mr. Long, tribute to the memory of JefTers. n he had yet to hear of any criticism ; Davis. th ttPRmn ,h. .i.iir v, by a successful gobern General, oatriot th nhl si,,n Mr. Davis was nhilnuthrnnii- Ho . r j j , vtvu oiauucu ouu II- exchange of soldiers, ceived many deserved compliments. . . - vi maun w m r 11 rtnn vr r m An An.- ' I ' l l " t .. .. natnrr. determined that this should of No w Brne j .;ile.i ,th ,hminH. r,t u:. a uaince joinea the choir v, lUlJUItJIl S-en.iTor ( l.iv. ol Alabama, he -sent n lunr. gueMi tie i our Of thf AAAAnihlinir tnabthar .kn . , .1 ,. ' to .Mr. looaxi a conciliatory mes o,,.. uvea quietly at home in the society of many tobfl.h..r1H.ti,,i, ui ...uivio ULieuubtbe people Of his own familv .hnn. ' ,u " ' thrnnh j . , vutj cvn aueoaea in .ew Berne. tlirouKh appro- and public office. Wh.l R.0 t,,,...., . . l-.x mm. re I i , ' -0". iud nuuiuuui) was very Bpprccialivc. :z:Tlt l :;:hti t"n the buternr tow"d8 w r others t.t the admiration and l.ve for the South's ' ; own sunny aouth. By i music was unusually fine. The choir creates: a.HW 8 ' "l0a h "e"ed to the , was Urge and composed of the best a I ,,. , I . . . , . 8l-ory of Abraham and Isaac. When voices of the city. A t K.uulrrs Hky. a pleasant, sunny Isaac was about to be sacrificed a lamb 71 ;r'ery n6 wholjv"djthe w" Provided as a substitute. Mr. Davis LATEST SEWS. memory of J. tiers,,, D.vistn attend the. ha. been the substituted victim for the r , , memorial Se,vic,.s At 11 o jlock the South in the great sacrifice. Culled from the Vrvts Dispatches c.iurt liOUft- wbb fillri to its utmost rr .i a .. '. . . -j" mu noiea tnree considerations: capacity. O. J ( onfderate veterans. First, Mr. Davi.' lofty and pure charac u.u uu,tr, m..u,er.. the ter as a ruler and as a private citizen. A. Britt. one of the most prominent jountf. me you'h au.l beamy of our S-nnH ,.-. J: farmers nf R oUy, arid ihechlldrtn nieciSed bv thir .. . . . . . committed suicide bv hmoino hiaoir t i i st i r . t : r i It Ims longbeen the castom presence their rippect hdJ love for the ' est of all M. ,wi ' i " ' gre"t"fro,n .mall tree on the edge of the only rein, .; , uicotBjpB iub j uuui DacK or nis residence. The de unceil, , ! ;, v-onrt aerate Uourrea. i ceaaea was sixty three years old, a appropriately Mr. Lone concladintr nrH. ! graduate of the University of North follows: "Thfl l-.r. .ai -i; .u .u. Carolina and delivered an able address i .1 i. : . i . aKe. a;oi i n v o eu uuu , u a fiiace 111 ,he c,,,,,., in t , bin cabinet. The great Georgian priate ceremuii.. but t-oou rising above ferson D im.. n , l:'ierenceH, accepfnl the ind secured harmony to the councils of the infant ltepublic. Kvery bcxly was satisfied, and the nhip ol the South set sail on a tran- ju:l .sea. , e :u -x : tt:- ., .rc;ty ot money rri-i.ii that men should ; i! r ,it s m prom tl v aA '. ti i; t keep; ti g up the cir ind pieventmg a panic. loi.ar ti;l. pay many i',h gi'.i. . NN'arrenton ( OXiRESSIO.N ML The Fiftvlirst Congreps has moved off wp!!, bat very little real work will be done for weks to come to employ the weeks before the dead chieftain i 'hriitm , is holidays in skirmishing for positi, :i and bringing ammn n 1 1 ion to the IVon r . Senator Vance has fired a big gun on the right Hank of the Re publican party by introducing a bill to repeal the Civil Service la and after awhile he will charge tto'ir l:r;es in his own gal I mt stvle. The h!i t.een raped and decorated under tae direc- A PROMINENT FARMER'S SCH IIE x UKr OLK , Vs., Dec. 10. CaDt. (ieo. Botll liie ti: .,) :;;., ,-,..!,. wl)(ir, -v'ui' ' ' I - - ; : .... i! ..plea-sant a'"1 ,v!'-' ' li.- lasle, ii,hI acta f ntI.v Ih- Kidneys Liver :t:, I. . . .,, . , . H"ys. t, '111 - - o .b. .m avh : ;- I,:,ll,,l v ' ii - k iiel cut nro- r : "The laat fading .nnli.hr ,4,. 'u,lu: BDU. aenTerea ".bl tionof the L.dieH' Memorial Associa- i fei llnnn tUa tnlAaA u . u - 1 1 . A . . ". J? D or that institution arche.l wall bac6 of the 'l"".::' - "e despondent ouoc, mni cause, in my "mo uu account or snort Hon. On th npeakers e-taud hung a portrait of Jef' fere on Divig. CCptabl. its acli'i (fleets, liculthv crops f main- c, judgment, the highest claim upon the 8nd fncied poverty. to all .;: admiration Of notfiritir. RnKarr V i JEFF. DAVIS ' RUNAWAY SERVANT. Ilul.nl:,,- i On the opeakera' s:and sat Hon. C. C. Lee, instead of using his great fame to Chicago, Deo. 10,-Andrew Johnson, Svr:ii. ciarg.tr.e pre.iJio, officer, Hon. John amend his fallen fortunes chose rather i , f- n' OD lha DaV18 plan 'and j? 1 b:;!, . ' I, . 1 1 .iatile, Mayor people than to enjoy the pleasures of ' BrkJewell working out a S50 fine. ma 11 ''' u K r. Williar-H and James A. Bryan. nh for . ooan tu j Johnson ran awav lout .Inns m . cure ii no., b la.-'d' :ind ac " li. pionipt in " iii-hi i ; 1 1 m its I r in I he niOHt 1 -1 h-t a in -r.s, iK ii. in. lei it ' '! III.- mopt lor a . n-in fibe " d'Ug- wotld would have The commercial cuuwumgiii lor some lault and rioally i wishes t came to Chicago with some race horses euhstitut a ataoie-DOy. tie was cauaht in bad company and sent to t,bo Bridewell. He say. as soon as he is released he will return to Davis Bend and stay therr. JOHNSTOWN STRICKEN AUAINj 1 1. Again ni-ratea town been visited with t ' : v t -tkk ( i km: i: a i H Ik K Ii : .(K.dre:: A tn:ore esterday that tie d d no: tiri:eve :u luck. Wbj ahould tieT II. present elevation was ::,o ,)(!. t, chance, but to a tour ti andrci -t housaud dollar cor-rupt-.on fund. New York World. A : I K i v vf r tti" i'-iefltion ot ia-eof -order of Ieeda ol the I . strict '. he did 1 ! eeil of mm t r.t ' .. in r,s- in me court ot the bar a ful and . ml.. u u , rY, ..- lWIJLHiOUlU in tne iiou.se o. neprefencatn es select choir w ere seated, alno Confede- welcomed bis sword L 1 .... .1 U- . . i tee .-..eaaei na- auuoun.eu tue raie veterans ana otner.. , marts of th. republic would have en two pri n ci pal com ra i t tees, the com- Hon L" C. Clark opened the exercise. ' ricbed him for hi. influence. But mittee on WaH and Means aud 'n a speech cf about ten minutes He Islanding aloof, in the purity of bis own rh. ,,n .Unrpnri.tmn. spoke of the patriotism and the great-; patriotism, he filled hi wi.h and Perhaps ne or two others, and , Jt DHvie- b-.eety in ! memories of his heroic .oidier. and j haS, verv soon all the stands com- ' V M , "J i lwd. " e post of duty. So Jefferson disaater. This time instead of V.torn i-....rrurnu. .jeu uavis. with a reoord shining like a mi trees will have been appointed, in beautiful, touching language, and , constellation in a stormy sky, suffered Ol" the Ways and Means committee wa8 delivered in a most impressive j and was silent. With that glorious in Mr. McKmley is chairman, and manner- , tellect of his watching every ebbing both Carlisle and Mills are mem. , AfUr the introductory by Mr. ; and flowing tide in hi. country hi.- chair- , ymn 1 1 fry, he shunned the willing sympathy of the Appropriation com- ' " 1 " L.. ? " i0' i own beIoved Southland , t t i r": mat no mignt save it from the bitter- mittee. and Mr. Samuel J. Randall to the Almighty Father by Rev. H. W. 1 ness of his foe.. With the musical is at the head of the Democratic Battle. toaea of the great "Father of Water.' members of the committee. ' Jiatt. .Maniy men read threejon the one side, and the withering Mr. Oates, of Alabauu, the pMV8te letter8 of Mr" Ddvii wrilten tneer. of hi. enemie. on the other, he leader of the nll.tmsters of the last 'r'"df 'D He said : ; watched the great dial of the age., and -u, .aui,,nun i.uiut-a uu uenciemen : waited for the verdict of history to be in ooeaience to tne wishes of the j pronounctd. Hecied before that ver y ii- i ' 1 1 . - I r 1 1 on iiiii.il i i ;inv one who J I J t lici ;: I V ho p( nny CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO .'-. V4AC . i touisviui , f i- , . . ; .. , Ls-rs of man 1862. EATON 1888. THE JEWELER. HAS A riM- HTo' K oP Calnmbia. If the in attacking column. In the evenine House, is on I he floor ready to take com.elle,i to record all twilight of the day preceding the advautage of any false step on the . Udies of the Memorial Association I , diet came, but he died like a Roman tie i . . i . l : ... i - . . attack wag I '1'1- ul lu" ujajinn. uavu mo uuuur io present tnree letters So far as we cau judge, the wruten y lhe truest handthatever n . . . . r i'hi,..., ..i .1 t ir .i . i . . 1 1 1 f m o i v A i a a re np r ecr i ha r is n en r ' v j .-v ii. - - .. i j i r- v u ii nft. ii tim. i ro m ? auiugton in inese worus : ' n, i . .1. .1 . r r . . Ti DO- Its. With o i.-en Victoria rtenmati- "In th nreaent condition ol af- uu me uisuosiiiou 01 iorces. ny . the Ilarriaoo Ad night on which the il e ould appear to be made a di. patch was received brain ihat ever ached in the service of his country. .oiaier, wrapt in the royalty of bi. own noble principle., and filled with the prophtcy of a grander day. And that day will aurely come. You and I may not live to see it. But from be- wa. a cry of fire in theatre that sent nearly a score of lives into numiic r,a nWut&'&SS7 ol a Watches, Cicckr. Jewelry Park's Opera House where the catas trophe occurred, is a three-story build ing, located on main street, near the corner of Franklin, and was used as a dining room for several months after the flood. The building has for a long time been considered unsafe, and many pyvj,.vuuiu uui, uv awrea io attend any I eyes of parties nee.lir , them. aiuu oi entertainment there. There were about 500 persons, prin-: Having worked ntiwdily nt the bench Cipaily women and children, in the I for over thirty veam . I believe I can do nouee last night, about 10:30. As the 1 as good work as any watchmaker in the performance wa. about closing there State. SOLID ! r vj-.k AND PLAT!.!) WARE- spi : t i l i s. I keep a larger .;..cli i f Spectacle, than any other store in North l arolina I take particular pnw to tit ihem to the r T, , .-i i i ni i ujoj uui in d to ooo ii. out irom 1 ,le.K.,ndent over the 1'ickein is not worth onedop cmnmn consent Cailisle will lead -The first shows the President of the : hind the hills of the future there 1 akaai-.r--k'r N w !in o: "ar1 T;e. Fall '.o,-k of Cten'.' I T.e-. (Teas Cat tched Haadker -h e'- aod Cuff. Kid and Cloth G'.orea. l. ;ie. Ctml Ppr, 3j. pr jari. Carpet-., Oil Clothv K ;g. e- -llU loC of Wakiaf atik, .aitable Tor C'ir-ta-.a r.-.-e Tmali, VtliM aad Shawl Strap. T& Ut aed f avajr fool, ia bj Iie gire me a o l. O". IVX. l '. . Ujr incurati.e ;,ur-s of the I'rinoe of ales a::d the k'o;p affoctinjf bin in arid be:.-, truly the roval boose o: n po-scsse.-i a present of g.oo u .-iD.i i.i.-e a future even dar rt . 'A a- Ii . S . ar. I in!. "In . re, . .-nversat on the Km- f"-ror ni ot tri-rmany is said ' h tve ::: .!!. nrs remark; '"Poll Il ea, pirtres sr.- sheer frippery. I kr.ow -.-. .--in-- one that is for ;i:e a".d . ..- ttiat ; .-ia;n.s: me." ....am : - r :it . I:'s the tame here, w: j, -I'k'.'j'. an at .on. In of blood (Signed) Jkfkeesun Davis." Immediately followmg the dis patch cam a letter from Mr. Davis urging the utmost caution on fbe part of the State troop, because he yet hoped for a peaceful solution of the controversy letween the North and the South, and the firing of a single hostile un would dm sipate that hope forever. lie even the Democracy and McKinley the new republic mourning for the death I coming a brighter political damn, the Republicans iu the House. of a beloved Oovernor of our own brilliant vindication of honor uuritv . . ' - I... North Carolina is expected to State , give a good account of liersel f in the present Congress. AXOTIIHK I'E.NSION SCHEME We have kindly feelings for the ooldiere of the North. We know what were their hardships priva tions and sofTeniigH, and we know Richmond. Va., July 10. 1861. Hon. Warren Vl'msloir . Raleigh, N. C : Dear Sir I iive received with deep sorrow your cispitch with the intelli gence of tb; death of oovernor John W. Elli?., In this hour of etrucele and and love of country, when the outraged dust of sleeping patriot .hall .peak in bras, and marble, and the genius of repentant partisans .ball weave laurel, for their tombs." Mr. Long', oration was followed bj peril the loss of thi true man must be i the singing of the beautiful hymn. 'us: A :u- : . c a .-IM' urged that if Pickens opened (ire somethu.g r !" their triumphs, upon Barrancas and MrKee f'e The t me has never been since the Are should not be returned. Mr. Mallory, then a I". S. Senator Sec re liberal pens. on system, but we have Davis never seen that justice to the ! '.-'" ears old Cabinet, joined in this advice and soldiers rtqtried the robbery ol We would doubt their joint counsel prevailed, and the people. ;i,.s .ml oats. from Florida and afvrwardt ::.eii ;n (Georgia Ury of the Navy in the Opposite KpmvpI hurcb. W WINKLE GINV.MACHUiEBY CO.; OXTON GINS, PRESSES. .jESEDE RS HC CONDENSERS. Tli Tui Wiaiii Cotton Sin Mach-e- are 1 r : : ;;i N. I. C i re n iia: . . ; : a :ti i 1 ' r 'immmmmm Im i..t. Urn C mt Fair b fca J I. 1 rmtm . IMllWli ! Il...u.n. rvtrVMo j- rtr r tywrtkt tor ?rtm aMik Tu fiitlt Cil tii Itctiiirr Zy W .1 s I, aro: .-tT -'. r.e w.i. .:.,! r. coupled with the the purpose to attack Pickens was he was born in abandoned. I very one born when the Provisional Conrrew , r.--"-- i..Nes.m .ong as assembled, in Montgomery, Ala. ,.i- or sf-.e, as the tie flrg( an(j paramount question :s rhro.vu fate mto waa w()0 shall be President T K mrng'on Star. M . T. Hunter, of Virginia, was I s.i ;hat ,I tTerson wnggented. Kvery one had con- i-st In faith, enpres- fldence in hisabihty and patrio'. a. .e it Montgomery mm, but it was feared that t he con rowned aoidt the rvatism that secured him the felt by the whole country Very truly your (nend. Jeffn. Davis. "The second letter is of another period of the war when the tcarcity of every use'ul ar i -'e mni.e the simplest gift end of hostilities, that we were not h.guly pnz d. It presents Mr. Davie read tp aj'prove of a wise and ' his cnsmci t cf a knightly gentle- 5au. atd ia addressed to a lady of New Berne, who knew him when in ths Senate of the Uuitrd States, in ac knowleonmer. ot nn offering of a hat which ebe lutde ' nrsw with her own hands. Sq. too s .mong the bleat. " RiciiMo.vp Va , Oct. 4tb. 1S63. My 'car Miss Manly : The eleKsDrf suJ btauty of the bat you so xracefullj have presented to me suxKi-Bts memories ef ne donor in other, FROST KING COMPANY. iLCl9avi )ituraorvi or Tv x xj. Witenrsofs Brick uid Stent i;i. V 'V . T 7 X. Mtec, acids an1 ot 1o not afTr-rt It. Pntiftj Bnch Tanuj '.i. Ircp all nll i;n snr fail li nn. led .'..-sen s of the sunny South; ci-1 . w heu hope and 1 have perished, ir hen the long halt -:i:n inoi.ed him to - ' -..en , : the dead. r ii.. -. i'-.o.i- i:.;t;. .r;t lli.l ' tHie.. : atid aggrea i : : i.i- ,i Iv-ni tage which i :Te i s. Its adversary . .t pv ; ; "v fast wau ing : and : rretrieavably - . rse w h h will breed :n ;'m own rank, which- friendship of all would be an ob stacle to the enthusiastic unpport of any. He had wisdom, but was wanting in personal magnetism. A movement was made in favor of Mr. Toombs, of Georgia. That ha was a great man nobody de nied. A little while before, the Linden Times, in vi exhaustive review of the I nited States Senate. The ambition of men often sug ges's expedients for improving their fortunes. General Algpr is ambitions of reaping in civil life the honors he failed to win in the field, and turns hut I think not nriKhter dat- I shall ,, , ., pri-si-rve it with grt at care, and prob- w.stlully to the. pensions as the bly W(.ar H mK remvmttKaCBvtbmt ladder oil which he hopes to monu- ptriotism may traeh tee industrial mont to th.' summit of fame. The -rw more p-.fectiytb-n love of Kain nupportt-o find che"rerl as we are by YV orld sa s : womt-n woo have taken Solomon's pic- I'.iiT, !tr..r lua -v qii1 hnl ttire of Iiant scheme for increasing the "Thy will be done Then Maj. Graham Dares, who had been appointed to read a poem, came forward and before reading recited an interesting incident which happened in New Berne during the time of Mr. Davis's incarceration. While in prison Mr. Davis was in need of many com forts, which he did not have nor could expect to get, except from hi. friend.. The ladies of this city, Mr.. Fred Robert, and Mis. Harriette Lane being the prime mover, in the matter, made an effort to raise money for Mr. Davia. The Mason, assisted; the young men gave a grand ball; the little boy. gave a tournament, at which Miss Eleanor Jones wa. crowned Maid of Honor by Mr. D. S. Willis, a gallant Knight; and the whole city united to come to the asei.tacce of the imprisoned chief. The result was a handsome sum was raised. Major Daves then read the following I'OMF AM) SKF. MK SAM K KATUN. Middle street. Opposite Hni.tMi ( 'in i r . h. f2 d wtf KI.VH CATARRH CHEAM BALM was alarm of fire sounded by a fireman stationed on the corner near the opera house, caused by the discovery of fire in Dr. Wakerfleld's station in Ktrn rille. The alarm being so does, ereatlv ex cited the audience, and they immedi ately rushed for the street. They were met at the entrance by a crowd from outside who thought the fire was in the opera house. The crowds coming together on a close stairway, not over six feet wide, and the frantic efforts of those in the rear of tbeoutcoming crowd, caused a terrible jam, which was made still worse bj persons jumping from the galleries on to the heads of those on the stairs. The firemen had to turn their hose on those on the outside to ease the jam, and when the injured could be gotten at, the stairway was found to be I TRY TIJK CI' RE . Mujust w a ibvbi ui idq upper Lioor . wun aeaa and dying. Thirteen persons , , 8KVeeab,;. iv 'ZTri', . ,7 ,W V. 1 v man. replnpred. no cm. HI Y HHOTMKRH, Clfunifi ilir Nmsal PansnuPH. Allay- 1'aln and InrlKmiuailon. Heala the Sorts KutorcM I h Sense of Tasfe ml Sinrtl. 11113 M vflBkaJN. WW H AY-FEVER were taken out dead. FORZION NEWS. Geneva. Dec. 10. Col. Clibborn Booth, the chief of staff to tbe comman der of tbe Salvation Army, has been arrested for infringing the decree by which he was expelled from Swiss ter ritory. London, Dec. 11. Robert Browning, the poet, is ill at Venice with an alarm ins attack of bronchitis. Zanzibar, Dec. 10. The Of rmans under Lieutenant Schmidt attacked the Bushiris rn Monday. Twenty-eight ousbins were killed and the others es caped . 51 Warren .street. New Yurli I a n 1 tnl w 1 y NOKTH CAROLINA KEYVS. From the State Papers. K. R, JONES, Heavy A NI) Dry Goods & Notions. pension i si anu Dooming nimsen. wjLri their It, is that Census Superinf eudect for a littl Porter tball collect ihe names of all asrouger in ti old soldiers who ate living and of the repie-tiitati es of those who are dead. There .ball be included, if tne scheme is adopted, the name., regiment, company, rank, present residence, phjbical and financial cmdition .ind other particulars concerning e ich of these prospec- beautiful rxem. entitled tne virtuous woman "whose I , price is above rubies. ' ' who se-keth j lne rray 01 tBe outh, wool and tl-x and woiketh willingly ! by Father Ryan : handi " thu tide mav hile. but only to flow il-'O'i of success Mrs D .vis j ios me 'n kindest re membrance to you, una with many thanks for vour kin 1 wishes and com p iciwntary eipr- e-ions I havu the honor to be ra'efuily ana re-pectfudy your frieoci, Ji-.kfn. Davis. Mies lInnHii Mdif fj'lipboro, N C ebb "My brow is bent beneath a heavy rod! j len will go to Hannibal. Mo., to take Tarboro Southerner: The loss sus tained by the people of this county by reason of short crops is estimated at $800,000. The parties owning the Nags Head property have decided to build a new hotel, 156 feet long, 28 feet wide and three stories high. Beid.ville Review: Rev. Mr. McCul- JUHiN H. LliliD x UJL.L $L LU Full stock and li;r.;. Prices a 1.. hk i I Call and . :niiii- c Satiefact i.iii tuniii'i: I t n . A t Hi . -t.il 1.. J. H. CliAI.TKirn I! AMI. MAM.Y. Mr. Manly tS.-n read txtracts from Mr. Davis' letiL-r to Col. Wharton J. My face is wan and white with many- woes. But I will lift my poor, chained hands to God, And for my children pray, and for my foes. "Beside the grave where thousands lowly lie, I kneel, and weeping for each slaugh tered son, I turn my gazs to my own sunny sky, And pray. Oh! Father, let Thy will be done! EiNGI N 1 ; Founders a tui Manu far: i , r.-i - ii : "a Mil. IT mrtje .r. lltlT t o A :iu ; mav n, ave. - ' m port an : , i. ' '..:it'ri-.v. : . 1 1 e lu . Take it all :i the eve interesting Nashville haul nrononnced Mr T,.mi,. o,0 tif pensioners. ffioora Oreen. Prteideut. ai.d others, at the aoiest statesman in mat Do,!y, but , ' " opening cf the Fayettev.lle Centennial. "My heart filled with anguish, deep I it was oeneeu ny many that he 1 i- Thii ,eUer ,V36 pubiiBhed DOt many could destroy, but could not create. make "lre tsnccees of every dav8 81DCe. Mr. Yancey, the greatest living application. Now, if we know any- Mr. Maciy concluded as follows: orator of bis day, was mentioned thlu about the pension bureau, "And now let us say of-him as the good for the presidency, but it was ad !'nsl0D8 lrve h given without Kent said of the dying Leah: 'Vex oot .i u. ' , ".. . . waitinc for i, roof, and in the last his ghost. Let him pass. He hates uiiiirii lum ue wiksuetter suited ' v .u. "to wield the fierce democracy" i''m'nltrat:on it required the ut than to administer a ooven.mflnr ' m0B- watchfulness on the part of charge of the First Methodist church there. Hannibal is a city of 20.000 population. Mr. McCullen's salary will be Si, 200 per year. Edenton Fisherman and Farmer: We understand that North Carolina oyBters t'WRIVP'v iH V 'm are being .hipped to Norfolk, and by hflUlnlni a I'll -..o;, Norfolk dealers sold to North Carolina customer, who believe them to be superior to Virginia oysters. Will it ever be thus? When will we learn to value our own? Hulldna f I . Saw Mills. K.I i. I i.i. Ni a c li i n in t s i I ' i.: T. iu oliFFLIES . M .1 rt. him who urn the rack of this tough world would stretch nim out longer.' " I Hon. John S. L-jng. the crator of the ' Cold Wayes and vast; j Are predicted with reliable accuracy, My hopes are buried with my chil-1 and people liable to the pains and aches n v, .... m , .vn .1 r. . i i. . . . damp or stormy weather. Although T T 1 a : 1 1 . : . i . l auw a osrsapiftriiia is qui uiaimeu iu ue Ce kI vi' Mil '.nrni-i -r s positive specific for rheumatism, the done tv n. remarkable cures it has effected show that it may be taken for this complaint with reasonable certainty of benefit. dren's du.t My joys have fled, my tears are flowing fast, In whom save Thee, our Father, shall I trust? We arc pri'pii -. : with prompliii-fc.v Part leu lar una 1 m n: to re pa I a of n.i ii ii.ili We will li,. L.!m! i.. i 1 for any- di'si-i ! it -. We are t hi- ari- !' ' lean Shw a i h . f t . brat.Ml I nap! riM- o i . . . 1 1 'f lllilM, ' b i . k l.iils i ! given 1 ' mates - r t . . : Hit r t ii 'i . h i, w A nier- ' nele- .-i- '- r ii 1 W ill k 'Amid the wrecks that mark the foe '.. nn,.u T1 , ... , , . i It. action in neutralizing the acidity of I kneel, and wailing o er my clone. Li. ki j u- u .u u ' 3 " the blood, which is the cause of rheum- JOE K. WILLIS, nWRVATl Itrtll :rTl.L U ui f iljit S: i 'i. 1 Wm. Still Leads SULTAN in LOW PRICES, tlavui( )at rsttr-a? j from KH Sictd Stock I iftr ispr. ' h f Nan b I X : : o i Sell Cheaper than Any One in the City Largest Stock of Clothing in the City ! Msa't Savt fra f-Lix) a lijy'i Ka t u ; . '" - . - K'lM lt ( ld im ' Closvki aa i N w ( rk ' - i CkuM'f Cka, fonr t tv!n tp.-, f ', . UYaS xiS4iM at fl.OX LsUW Btia ani Jsv Hhos. ' - t ". Mm'i s4 iisyr'llaia, lOo. u 1 "-. BM RmskU Uasiwkiri, V- U4rVw tin i fVr. My i3M Drj t9ot-aaii . -. i ' HlCd,'aa.Xka Jpgy co jq f-r cy h.n r- . 4 - 17 tRnswise M ViC . -' r . 1 ' a v : . ir.:;: ot tie ( ' a., tii- V r.e r . s ' . ;r...d .. w ' : h n llou--- . ti. a : s ( t n a.. I'iiK. ' :. .ch i.aVi a rem fd v f. .1.1 enio; I.t-e voice a.crit .: .r'.nians. and il e.l t he vo:ce f r lie S)Ut h, .-ovraphed the request i- i ii- ri"r::ifr' place i f the :- "'.Ci-srH.ui, iletTeraon : ::i Kichm-iuil." This h:!ii-d c.' the Capitol nfederacy. I was there, evident ..'the ( 'on fed e racy , i-'i during tbe eventfal rts existence as a nation, he grounds of the "NVhite i;0ir tv, .i , r ., iTesu eiit t .eveiana to keen the j. .u j .,i t );n .ook ihn,ii, t ...i, .w.i. "'""i "'"'"' w me huc j.-.v.. wj aiineu ior me , , , UHV' l" " 'm,UUULCU "j -- , ..u.vi, ce( of Hood's Sarsaparilla. If election of a President th Ton. pens. on lund lor the brave and 0f the character and services of JeSer- gress had settled upon Jeffersou p,VI lotu' r' ,lUers nl tneLnion. In- son Uavia was most httmg and proper deed lie was nnauie to ao it, ana Blia WUB i"""""' cl' uuo uj n.anc a man received nenainn and excellent judges who heard it. beauty who never shooldered a musket not answered a roll call. ' K 1 I It I I I turned ie ( 'on federacv ' ii d -Norf hrs re Ik Vir- Davia and the people hai to him as their leader. Mr. Davis did not wi,h the presidency, bqt through all his pub lic life he had acted upon the maxim rox populi vox Jei, and he accepted tbe presidency of the Confederate States confident of the support and devotion of the people and with a sublime reliance ujKin the protection and direction of Divine Providence. The firBt difficulty that confronted He al luded in the beginning to the disadvan tages under which the Confederate ' States labored, and epoke of Mr. Davis' Let us have fair play in this courage aad per6everance in his grand th'ng. The South has no interest efforts to brin to a successful issue the in pensions, but she will cheerfully cause he advocated. He ppokeof Mr. join with tbe North ill anv U8t Divin" preference for military life. At - , u - tbe ace of 16 he was a soldier. He did peusion measure for the benefit of , , ., , , 1 . not desire the presidency of the new the true soldiers of the I Uion. repub;ic. but preferred to be a military We would a hundred times raiher leaaer. What would have been the re be taxed for the6opport of brave eult if Stephens or Tombs had been Soldiers, than for t he soulless mo- made President and Davis ?iven his m , i iiotD yj i iiiu a oaiDBuaiiim. 11 y uii , . . ' r ... . , . .,, , suffer from rheumatism, give Hood's doif" Wl be j Savrsaparilla a fair trial; it will do you , good. "Mv home, are joyless and a million mourn Catharine Lake Items. Where many met in joys forever Love,y autumn hftg come and Kone ; Whose hris were light, are burdened bi"" n,U,r ha8 beg"n,; now and torn, i The Wilmington and Onslow Ranroad Where many smiied, but one is left I U progressing finely. Macy hands are to monrn. already employed. .. , . . iL . , ., . i Miss EUie Gurganus, who has been "Beneath my feet ten thousand children BttendinR Bchool aKt Poiloksvii,e ha8 re- , . T , , , . . j turned to her home near Jacksonville. Oh, how I loved each known and ;Mi8g Maria Ketchum i8 viB1Ung rela nameles. one! ' tive. in Wilmington. Above their du.t I bow my crownle.s . nea(j Mr. Joseph Brown is the happy owner A.nd murmur Father, still Tby will of a pig three months old weiKhing one be done." hundred. Mr. Brown is an energetic farmer. His pig will be on exhibition HGeneral Robert Ransom followed, at the next State Fair. EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA Marble Works, i , a ' 'a:es rtd.TT-,l r : lie ie, powder. .rel ive :on 4 . '. e so-oa. Net I o w ! rt:,n. the President was the formation : the I'nioD of a Cabinet. The announcement robib'.tion as of th aeWflnn nf f r M - . w.i. .ncuiuicuri, us the following gentle of men acted as oalUbearers: Gen Alabama, aa secretary of War: of (ieo. W. .Tones, of Iowa: Lion. Chaa remedy n a Mr. Ma larv of vinriHa a i- t. nopolists that are grinding us to choice, a military career.' Mr. Long beginning with these words: "I stand. Mr. Asa King take, the lead in eagle fpokr ol Air ij.ivis in tne senate oi tne before you, stricken a. possibly none ; ana raccoon Killing. (Jn last weeK lie I'mtei St-ius. lie has been charged other here. I am Derhaos the onlv i Eluea lwo eagies, one measuring ot At the liini-ral of .Mr. Davis in dninken of Soath Carolina. , . ? v. 1 1. c i K'l C" I ICft . c-. ivs-t.. in, uu luwa irj ireaury; of Mr. Walker :n t-aioi-r, ome to th concla rii 1 r m ri im u r Ma arr- f r :j n . , T, .-. ui ijUUiHiiiijd; otw ci eeceae UA U i? 11 1 l r 1 1 j an u iog, a ieuconi.t and a secession- warm personal friend of Mr. Davis in ; . which on ' te. st. ue wan me insi ui ouumcru tnis community. ne men community." He then spoke Mr. King is, perhaps Senntorpi 10 leave his place in the chiefly of the private character of Mr. Daniel Boon. Senate. II eiieved in the sovereignty Davis, reciting incidents of his home of States, tint they had the right to life. etc. He desoribed Mr. Davis as a a descendant of oWrtey rMej.! recently stateI KIPKPSV, This is what vou ouuht tn have, in fact. And men referring to Sunset soldier in the camp, as a husband and you must have it, to fullv einov life. Cox's opinion of Davis Mr. Long paid father, a. a friend, a. a patriot. Gen. I Thousands are searching for it ds Ransom's words were such i coma mourning oecause tuey una t i.o. , and rimu vis honorary pall-benrers were: but the appoint- Governor Francis T. Nichols, ot riminal ment of .Mr. Toombs, of (Georgia, to Louisi 111.1; Gov. Robert Lowry, of Secretary of State was ,1 from a warm friend, and portrared j annually bv our neoole in the hone that tef.,1.' J. JL TBOtfA-J, SaJ siuaa. m3 4w Opposite liap'.ji: ( bur-.' NL'W I5KKN. tary 01 the avy; of Mr. Reatran.of Havwood. of Missisgi oni; Hon grog shops "keep Teiaa. as I'oatniaafr c..nMi rt n-i. r n.,u,0 r,,m ' ' -ri-vs VIVLJ i Cm I Li VI JLlil-'". ' 1 . L C , J 1 -i. 1 a V.t M LU iM , CM IX J t UJ thev did twenty nfMr ltr,i,; r t . , . . ...... . - .ij-ujiu, in jyouipiiDa, as Der 01 1 roM.ieur. iais caoiuet . ' I U" . r-i j . T a i - - . . . " ' ouoK ro- Attorney oeneral, wax received The sa.o-.n- are conducted without criticism d'-igaise a'ld . ... . . t . . o. ' . c Lturiiiij in otate was .1 nr. Mi .um urn 1 ;,u- . Io in . nnctner. roci "n a ior-iv lbie Ihe !o-a Stite Itegister prise that produced a sensation. It otKentuckv. Gov. John B. Gor- trust, o. their homr. ,..i,,v,,..,v., .. . , ... j . c-,uoBmacr: 1 i . n j , rr- " ' 1 u-" was auppoeed that the election of dou of (ieorgia: (iov. J. S. Rich- mej or,.. . .... U1B i,,.. w0 co,uy ur.wn irom and Kidneys. Soldatnoc. and $1 perl..t .1 1 . T , . ii- , .' 1 r--i iiri.onuil os-H Ul. 1 A A 1 I . s.l . , . v - 1. . - 1 :i .rr ::i : neiio-ren or more M r. HteDkena aj Vn- lr.,a, 1 i 1 ro .,1, '.'in.,. 1,- n renfun i.'..-. -'"-e auow icugo ui mr. uavu mruugu per- tie oy vanv, Mio!eKale liruircut. w, ... contam the chief satlafled tbe claims of Georgia, but G" Fowle, of North Caiolina: Gov ar.a wt.ere temperance is It was considered imnortunt to I ....... V v Italian and Aniri u-un Ma hi- u-. I ull lualities of material. Orders solicited and i:in pnnii.t satisf a a n in k " b r an - a heautiful tribute to his (Oox s) mem ory. SpeakiDg of the persecution of Diti?, he saia toat r.e couia not unaer- perhaps more clearly than any others 1 they mav attain Uoh boon. And vet it o K. Mili 1 k is mv e-.n, hi Kmunn stand it until ne had recalled the out- that were spoken the domestic life and ! mBy 08 ad hyall. We 'guarantie that and Ai.ir. 1 rage perpetrated upon Napoleon by the ' private character of tbe great chieftain. fSri",,B,ilter8, if USed a,cc,ording '1iir., " agent. 6 r r r ... l tions and the use persisted in, will brirtr - - EoKliab Uovtrnment. caaining mm to General A. Battle was then in-:JOugood diirestion and oust the demon is-lt.' after he had : troduced. He spoke briefly, but very 1 Pyspepsia and install instead Enpepsy It was because interestingly, and at times eloquently. , "e recomraena Electric Hitters lor His, For the Tr;a ,o,fc. u;fl A 4 rr...uu u.ra j.npr. omnim ii O.OS-. ireeded.' -Wash.igtoM 1'o.t. .il.ate all intiueDOe and bwcare the Jmee P. Eagle, of Arkansas. rea?un ied at.. 1 o r-Cj'.i'l. sonal contact. He had known Mr. : New Berne, N. 1 He went o-. men to epeak of Mr. Davis well. He spoke of him as the I iozea F. I'. Fleming, of r londa, Dd Gov. Davio'd idanni-i-ration. He was a most distinguished Secretary of War Wholesale rati p, OO Shoes ! The Tucker & Smith Brand Best Shoe iu thr Market for the price. It will c. st nothing to rail and ex- greit hirmonizer. He harmonized this country has ever had. General ' Pills. For a disordered liver try Be Yarn's jy 3 J la w A: wiim V CRAY, K . in-: ai . N . O. LP 1 ' 1' . ' 1 1. 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