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X. X.Z1XPXS,
Proprietor.
Locil EepcrUr.
.-fcjfrTJtafcrrtf at tf- Pii Orhr, V
BerntyR. a treiHttl-d-iM m.i"-r.
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: ;,y V : tsittosrtr ce.tenmal.
Alal to be Present
yf m tkla Prem t Oetasioa.
Th UiTerity of Noith Carolina ;
will elebrte the Centennial of ita
pea lit Ob Wedtwday, Jane
1395 la tba morning, orations will
tm dllTre! by Hon. A. M. Wad
dell, da of 1854, on the "Ante
bell an Univertity,' and A. H.
Ellr,Eq class of 1885, on the
' 2Iir tTivraUy."
Abadqat will be given at 2 p.
;ja.,ftt which the Alamni will sit
tScther by classes, and virions
. , tOMU will teeetTe suitable ree
; poatM.
. At night, in Memorial Hall, will
b held a grand reunion ot all the
tfaaaea. The roll will be called,
mad taoh class will respond bv
Marching upon the rostinm. Sach
til two a desire will bave ten
iantes allotted for special pro
crammes. It ts expected that fully one
thousand Alumni will be present
A at thi, the culminating festival
. la the University. Let every living
Alamaas immediately Bent bis
Baogft aad address to President
'"Winston, Chapel Hill, N. C, and
signify his purpose to attend.
That ArriagUa Com mil W.
. "The Great Triangle, as the
.' ' News and Observer calls the com
mittee appointed by the Legisla
ture to investigate the Pattie B
Arlington caso met four minutes
on the iOth of March and then
Adjouned to meet noxt day 4.00
Eer minute, is pretty good pay
at that is what they got for
their work (?)
. The News and Observer says
Phillips was in his room with a
cargo of anti-prohibition aboard,
.- that was when the committee
met and. if the secretary did his
- - duty .the minutes would read
about as follows:
"Commission met in room 1?,
Campbell in the chair; Bryan al
so in chair; Phillips in bed, not
- able to be in chair, Phillips, of
Pitt, opensone eye and calls for
Secretary. Hnuser, (draws five
. dollars a day as Secretary) miss
ing. End or four minutes meet
iUflf adjourned to meet in Camp
bell's room. No. 13, Park hotel,
next day Phillips closes starboard
eye, J turns over in bed, sleeps.
' Campbell Bryan forces retreat iu
: moderate order. Finis.'"
-.r Mrv Alex. Stronach has been
--"-"retained as advisory counsel by
the committee.
The
Hecro's Presence
Kare THeiu
Pleasare.
, v,BO8T0S. March 22. The Com
. nittee on Mercantile Affairs ef tbe
Legislature adopted tbe following
ia execntiT session at the State
boase today.
x- The undersigned, members of
... the committee on Mercantile
- .Affairs, who were present
with 8enator Darling daring
the e visit to Richmond, take
luia. ousornmuv to empnaucaiiv
-veorrbborate ail that oar ebairman
-- -' k.. ..Irl KH. intitpri.va nnhliahari
i IM UW xxjoiou picas. it o iuuuci
desire to express onrselves to tbe
e3eci that the presence of ullr."
-2. Tsaaaoa was in air-way resented by
. o - 117 t k. -
- - tkM AABiaiitLMi or nr mtmncr
thereof and that bis company was
' -'-';ia every way pleasant and agreea.
",W- to' alt. Tbe committee make
' ' this a poeicive aud anal statement
.r Signed. Isaac P. Hutchinson,
v- l Ohas. G- Banceuft,
v . - Wm. J. Dohovak,
KobT. T. Teamoh,
Feank Chandler,
: The Hassaehasetts CaaimltteemeB Con
trasiete. -BlCHVOSD, Va., March 22. In
' coaamentiag on tbe reeolation ot
the Maeemchasetts Committee on
Mereatile Affaire, endoraiag
Beaator Oarliag7s interview re
garding the relations of tbe other
. eomnitteemen with Teamob, tbe
Richmond Dispatch will tomorrow
say:
-We have tbe names of half a
dosea et more of tbe best citizens
ef Richmond, who are willing to
testify on oath that tbey heard Mr.
Darliaic and others of tbe Mas
sacaasette committee say that tbey
- bad been greatly annoyed and
embarrassed by tbe presence of
Teamob on tha trip. They never
less aa opportunity while here to
declare that Teamoh'u company
was highly objection aole to them.
Ballreae Pass d Bar to Damages.
Aecording to tbe decision of a
Pennsylvania court, traveling on a
rai (read pass is no bar to tbe re
covery ol indemnity for damages
la a railroad accident. Assistant
District Attorney A. J. Edwards
baa aecored a verdict of l,.00
against the Pennsylvania railroad,
although be was travelling upon a
pass of which it was understood
aad so printed on it tint persons
oniag soeb could not recover dam
agee in case of accident.
The decision canoed coneidera
bie comment, bat Edwards says if
be had not been nsing the pass tbe
. jury would have given htm 10,000.
so tbe railroad made tbe difference
c 9SjS00 aad ought to be satisfied.
Msflstratts Made Out of Notbin?.
n we review the roster of
Mawiatyjiies which the Mongrel
r .- Legislature in tne tuiiness ot its
' hMrt raw hroDer to dump upon
ip-: awa osu?a v'uo-'", n "
fCs not refrain from paraphrasing a
gentleman of this -county, and
HlQt6 his opinion, ' that where
as, God made man from the dust
of the earth, the North Carolina
Tjegiplature has done still better
bymakini Magistrates out of
Bothirjc " Jacksonville Times.
Bevlsr &t the lino ami Loing at the
ISpiyot.
When expenses were cut down
by the Legislature in one place,
tbey were increased in two. The
salary of the superintendent of
'.-"the penitentiary was reduced
. ' rAA. nm AAiirf a worn pro;) tml
yr that will cost more than 5".i0.
Biblical Recorder.
AMthsr S. A. L. Kite-Cut.
Washington, March 23. The
' Seaboard Air-Lmeannouceacut
; i'a the rate from Washington to
Atlanta on its vestibuled limited
"from $17.50 to 14.70.
WILL WE WAR WITH ENGLAND 1
HllTiin'- H.ii-h IVl
N h dl .12 lid.
Immediate Compliance Iinpo-ihlc
This May lc hillovrl ly Sciiirc of
Te rltory iu Violation of ihe C'Ujton
llulwer Trea'j Serious Interuation
a Problem fo- the l uiteil (invern
ment to ;t'oniJer.
Washing! (in, iarch Tftere
is aUolute autbonty for the stat
ment, notwitbstanding guarded
nnd technical detail, that G'eat
Britain's demand upon Nicaragua
is ol sach a character as to merit
very grave consideration on tbe
part of tbe Government of tbe
United Statee, Inspection of tbe
text of Great Britaiu's demand, a
j copy ot which was brought to
Washington by Minister Barrios,
' tbe special agent sent to Loudon
i by Nicaragua, discloses tbe fact
that the conditions inposed upon
, tbie feeble and impecunious re
i public are harsh in the extreme.
Great Britain demands jCTj.OOO
smart mouey, to be paid down
within seven week that is to say,
Ufore April 1C h nex for tbe
affront to tbe l'.ntish crowu, im
plied in the alleged wrongful ex-pul.-ion
of the British pro-Cooeul,
. Hatch, from Blaeflelds. This is an
imperative demand. There is no
i suggestion of arbitration or loop
; bole offered lor compromise or de
I lay.
Next, Great Britain insists that
I tbe claims ot Ha cU and other
I British subject?, for damages
alleged to have been sustained,
J shall be submitted to a mixed com
I mission of ibree one to be ap
' pointed by Nicaragua, one by
Great BritaiD, and the the tbird
to be selected by them bat not to
be a citizen of any American re
public." UNITED STATES F. Xt'Lt'DED
This, fetipulatiOD, as originally
given ont by the Nicaraguan re
presentatives, was "not to be a
citizen of the Tinted States." This
statement gave opportunity for a
technical denial ou tbe part of tbe
I that no such undiplomatic and
insnlting discrimination bad been
made against tbe I'nited States,
but that Mexico, Chile, Venezenla,
! Brz 1, and other American re
publics are included with tbe
i United States in tbe embargo does
not render the fact that the United
States is 6hot out from participa
tion in a matter of this great tra
portance to the integrity of the
American continent any the lees
serioas.
Our interests in Nicaragua,
especially in regard to tbe problem
of a traneisthmi n canal, aie so
great that the presentation of ex
cessive deraard, impossible ol
immediate compliance, to be f ol
lowed perhaps by tbe seizure ol
territory as a guarantee of pay
ment, have brought the United
States face to lad) with a compli
cation, which, taken in connection
with the t Venezenla boundary
question, assnmej importance of
tbe first magnitude.
Tbe immediate question that
may contront tbe administration
relates to tbe extent to which Great
Britain shall go in enforcing tbe
prompt payment ol tbis money,
knowing that Nicaragua can spare
no sncb sum from its Treasury,
wbicb, like those of most of tbe
Latin-American nation, barely
suffices to meet enrrent expenses.
It remains to be learned whether
Nicaragua cao make the pecuniary
apology reqaired or give auy satis
factory assurances of its future pay
ment. Little doubt is expressed
that Great Britain will seize some
thing as security in case of a de
fault, and under tbe terms of 'be
Clayton Bolwer' treaty, the United
States will bave a right to know
in advance just what Great Britain
proposes to do.
No sueh serious international
problem has been presented to a
recent administration as tbe pres
ent one.
NO MOKE NORTH CAROLINA.
Why so Many Drummers Don't Resrif
ter 1 hat Way Now
A Jrummer wcilked into a vVeat
Jack-on establishment yesterdav
afternoon, and by way of intro
duction banded the merchant a
card on wbicb was printed tbe
name of bis firm, and wbicb is
located in a North Carolina town.
The merchant read tbe card and
banded it back with tbe remaxk:
"i won't buy anything fiom your
bouse until 1 know whether or not
tbey endorse the action of the
North Carolina Legislature in mak
ing such a fool to do about Fred
Douglass." The drummer protest
fC tfcey did nor, "cussed" bis
Legislature rouadly on bis owa
book and finally sold asmall bill.
Jackson, Miss., Clarion Ledger.
The Legislature is no more, but
tbe Fred Doaglass resolution still
lives and stings.
North Carolina is said to have
1,14S citizens traveling in some
commercial capacity. Tbese men
are men of acuteness, business
sense, popularity and inrtaence.
As a class they are as gooc as tbej
make "em. Before tbe Legislature
of 189o they were proud of the O d
North State, and deligbied to put
"Noth Carolina' alter their names
on tbe hotel register. Since the
shade of darkness Jell over tbe
land in tbe shape of the Douglas
resolution North Carolina's name
has been conspicuously absent
from the rosters of the inns. Its
I place has been taken by New York,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Kalamo
; zoo and .Mugcuunk.
j In fact, a traveler told a reporter
I Saturday that t be North Carolina
I drummers had resolved that out-
side of the State they woald not
acknowledge tbey were from North
Carolina except under promise of
1 tbe profoandest secrecy.
Another noticeable fact is that
! along at the beginning ot tbe se&
isiou members ol that body passing
through always registered as '-Sen-ator'
or "Representative."
Since the Douglass matter they
have dropped all sucb. Even
Chairman Hokon, who, after the
election, registered from '-N. C.r
hs come down to plain "Yadkin
ville." Twin LVv Datlv Sentinel. '
Maine Tackles the Theatre Hat.
Augusta, Maine. March 'S2. A
bill was introduced in the House
today, making it a misdemeanor,
punishable by fine or imprison
ment, for women to wear large,
hats at places of puolic amuse ,
ment. I
HACIIFL n COKKFSl'ON DKNCK.
Farming, Industrial and Personal
ltniKoflhe e ehbnrhof.rt,
('apt. Harris and f.im ly ol
Washington. N. C. etme orer Sat
urday, M iii'b It' b on a Gsir In
their fn:-nd ot tbis place. They
came on tin- ("team tug Bdie, bur
only stayc.l hbort while. They
have returni d home, and Mins Cora
H adder ol tbi place rrt urned hijic
with them to visit trieuils at B.i'h
Miss MatiMa Daw ot this pUce
has gone to Leechvilie to isit
friends and telatuis there. We
were all sorry to ( M - Pa
leave and hope he and Miss H id
der will soon r. turn.
We bave had much rain Us'
week; it has kept the farmers from
doing much in regard to planting
their crops but some are through
planting though, atd some are just
planting while there are some
farmers with us who are nearly
ready to pick peas.
There lias been a very large crop
of Irish pc'atoes planted with us
tbisspilng. We boe tbe farmers
will have good luc-fc.
Mr. J H. Hudson will soon start
, his mill; he has been putting in a
band saw.
The Bay. Bush School.
Oar public school under the trim
agement of Mis Lla Lancaster of
Vanceboro closed on Friday tbe
lolh insf. Tbe clever teacher,
always anxiou fir something to
; please her pupils, decided to give
'hem a picni 3, which took place on
:be above named dte.
Tbe little picnic was quite a
success. Toe forenoon was taken
up in making preparations for
pinner, and the evening exerc ses
Dinner ar twelve after which came
, tbe excellent speeches yid exciting
spelling match. The paprU lecited
exceedingly well. Afer quite a
number of interesting recitations
and tbe spelling were over tbe
prizes for the different spelling
clashes were awarded by tbe teach
er. Mr. Cellie Wetbrington re
ceived the pri. as best spaller.
Miss ZaU Causey, second, Mr. K.
I W. Causey, third, Miss Kva
Stokes, fourth, Mr. Jesse Bland,
I flltb, Mr. Joe Bland sixth. "And
! last, but not least," came what
1 pleased t'ie little ones best a candy
I treat. The occasion w.is well
I attended, and all seemed to enjoy
j it immensely.
Miss Lancaster is an excellent
I teacher, and bas done her utmost
i duty at this place. We can ealely
say, she bas the gocd will and the
good wishes of the community.
A Well Wisher.
I BOl'E SOUND CORRESPONDENCE.
I. fin on Hunting-, FUlim? a oil Other
Matter?
The fishermen are catching some
very nice trout tisb now, but tbej
sell for a small price considering
tbe scarcity, only about -43; per
lb. Mr. Tom Smith and crew
caught i00 last week alt trout, and
negro named Hoy t caught I01 at
the same time.
Mr. Tom Guthrie killed a Que
deer on the banks last Saturday.
Tom was ducking wben be spied a
deer lying down on the marsh. He
crept up close and shot him, but as
the shot was small, he only wound
ed tbe deer, aud bad to go home
for bis dogp; tbe dogs were brought
and deer soon c iptured. Tbe meat
was tine.
Kev. Dan Ueid, our circuit
preacher was cn band last Sunday
at Bethlehem, and preached one ot
tbe best sermons we have beard in
a long time.
Your tvpo made us say last week
that our triend A. H. Dennis was
merchant. Should bave read, "our"
merchant, Mr. B. F. Sui ters, etc.
Mr. Dennis is one of our good
farmers only.
Ye have some of tbe prettiest
girls in our community, to be seen
m tbe state of Noitj Carolina, we
believe.
ISqi'EEN VICTORIA'S END NEAR?
Almost Paralyzed Arms and Limbs
Useless From Rheumatism Now Her
Heart is Threatened.
London, March 'Ji If the re
ports emanating from court circles
are true, tbe long reign of Victoria
Alexandrina, Queen of Great Brit
ain and Empress of India, is near
ing anend. These reports are to
the effect that Her Majesty is in a
serious condition, and likely to
expire at any moment. Kbeuma
tism of tbe knees, from which she
bas suffered for several years, bas
not only deprived her ef tbe use of
her limbs, but it bis extended to
ber arms and back, making it
almost impossible for ber to move
Tbe best medical authorities ol
tbe United Kingdom do not expect
Her Majesty to live more (ban
another year, but the general opin
ion is tbat she will not lat half
that long. Tbe doctors are strap.
glingto keep tbe rheumatism from
her heart, but they are greatly
handicapped by the royal ladj'd
age, she being seventy-six years
old. She was born 1819, and has
been exceeded in age by only two
sovereigns of Kogland, namely,
George IL. who lived to be seventy
seven years o'.d, anil George III,
who attained the age of eighty
eigbt. On June 'JO she will have occu
pied the throne fifty. eight years,
having succeeded to tbe throne on
the death of ber unci-1, King Wi!.
Ham IV., in dune, 1837. ller
length of reign has been exceeded
by-Kjeorge III., who was on the
throne nearly sixty years. Her bus
band, Prince Alber'. died on Deo.
14,1801.
WOMEN VOTER".
Larsre Increase in their Kirotmt ion in
Knsai Motlv Eoreiirn Horn and
Negroes,
Topeka, Kans., March 25. The
registration just closed, shows a
total registration of women voters
this year, ,5v0, tbe largest since
W. C. T. P. fight against the Re
publican candidate for mayor in
lfOl.
The local women's Republican
organization has been active this
spring, but not in the interest of
any special candidate. At Leaven
worth the registration tor tbe city j
election, 3. 700 or two fifths of the :
total number of voters, are women.
There are 3C0 more with their
names on tbe poll books than ever
before. Most of tbese registered as
foreign born and colored women.
A: Winfleld, oat of a registration
ol nearly 2,000, one-third of tbe
voters are women. Those interested
in equal suffrage bave been organ
Ized and active in procuring tbe i
registration of all women. Dis
patches from other points show a
large increase in the registration of j
women.
ANOTHER THROUGH LINf'.j
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I Hit Pennsylvania ;it 1lif Hack of it:
To Connect i li t lie Roanoke and
Southern Road at Winston.
It is believe that plans art- iiuw
being matured w hum, it rarrinl
mit. will result in another trunk
line between the 'itli and
South.
Several weeks ;i','n (lie li;ilti
mote Manufacturers' Kecn l re
ferred tn the fact that surveys
had been made fur a few miles
of track in the outskirts of ("ul
umbia. S. ('.. fnm the terminus
of the Florida Central ,V Penin
sular's Savannah iV Columbia
division to the Seaboard Air Line
t racks.
At present the Florida Central
& Penisular enter Columbia ever
the Charlotte. Columbia iV Au
gusta division of the Southern
system. This survey in itself i
not so significant, but the Mann
factut ers' Record has since learn
ed that a route has been laid out
bv surveys from the terminus of
the Florida Central Peninsular
survey to Winston Salem. X. C.
A route followed bv eniners
, in the interest of another line
several y ears aio is .akeii fr. an
Columbia to Monroe. N ( '. The
route then passes to Salisbury,
on the main line of tin.' South
em, and from Sulisbiuy to Win
, ston Salem. At the latter city t he
i Roanoke S: Southern, which is
practically the end of a route
connected with the main line of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, n r
minates This road, which is in
the hands of a bondholders' com
mittee, joins the Shenandoah
; Valley road at Roanoke, and the
latter by a connection with tii;
Cumberland Valley Railway at
Hagerstown. Md., "forms part of
: a route to Philadelphia ami New
York by way of Harrisbur. Pa.
A glance at the map shows
that this is oneYd' the most direct
(routes between Florida and the
i Xorth, although it leaves out
! Washington and Baltime.ro.
As northern terminus is bv
! way of the Pennsylvania Rail
: road, it is supposed that the
! scheme is being promoted in th
.interest of the Peninsular Com
panies.
; TALK OK ( ONSOl.in TliN.
The Baltimore Sun gives tin
; piece of information :
The Cape Fear it Yadkin al
ley Railroad Company, of which
General John Gill is receiver, is
i building a number of large coal
'chutes at Point Peter, the sea
port of Wilmington. X'. C, to
: facilitate the shipment of eoa!
' from that port. These chutes are
so arranged as to dump the coal
direct from the cars to the ves
sels to be loaded. It is said bv
; persons interested in the bonds
.of the Cape Fear .V Yadkin Val
' ley and of the Roanoke .V South
ern roads that a consolidation
of these properties is among the
probabilities in the reorgani.i
j t ion which both wiil undergo
I This would give a direct line
from Roanoke, Va.. to Wilming
ton. X. C, and would afford an
excellent outlet to mat Southern
'seaport for coal from the Poca
! hontas fields Twin City Daily
; Sentinel.
: THE DEAD LEIUSI.ATt'RE.
i Some Reflections by a Correspondent
of a RelieioiK Paper Closing Srpue
i iHsgrrseeful Tbe SliamWfs Hriink
i euness.
From the North Carolina P.ap
i tint's Raleigh letter iu its last issue
j we take tbe following criticism ol
. tbe late Legislature. Tbe strictures
coming from such a source mase
i them all tbe more marked:
"The Legislature of 1S05 is no
i more. S me good aod bad work
; was done. Much of the bad tbat
' was attempted failed lor one cause
'and another. That they left the
charitable institutions practically
undisturbed, is a matter for con
gratnlation. Giving the State six
percent inteiet, a new election
law and an amended county gov
ernment bill are matters that will
work out their own good or evil.
'Failing to do some things they
attempted was no doubt a disap
pointmeDt, but it may prove for the
good of tbe State.
'The closing scenes were, in
many respects, disgraceful. Ex
citement ran high aud 1 have no
doubt it will be discovered that
mi chief was done in many direc
tions. 1 ' I regret to learn that whiskey
! was freely offered, and iu too many
j cases accepted, and that several ol
i the members were diuiik ou our
i streets. Messrs. Brown of Yadkin.
Phiilips of Pit?, and Campbell ol
Cherokee were frequently no drank
I as to be unsble to attend to their
j duties, and they brought reproach
1 ufon tbe whole body.
; "There were a large number ol
'good men iu the Legislature, but
' they allowed designing, otiice seek
ing politicians to lead them iu
much that was done. Caucuses and
not conscience ruled.
"But the Legislature ol is:)."., as
a body is dead. Its acts will be
spread out before the people during
the nex' two yeare, ami the people
can judge for t hemselv s.'"
SHAI.' WOMEN HOLD 01 Ml E."
Jove4ior (air l.e Not Think 'II
Can.
Governor Car;- received a
r v
interesting and, for this Slat
unique letter from a lady of (it
nam count v. 1 lie lauv s nam
i-
Catherine be Yaughan. and her
object in writing the Governor
was to petition him to appoint
her a notary public. The Gover
nor. vvIipl lie came in receipt of
the letter, looked up the matter
in the constitution and reached
the decision that the lady could
not bo lawfully appointed It
must have been a hard thing for
the gal'ant Executive to do, but
there was that obstinate oonsfi
tution in the way. So Major Tel
fair wrtoe the lady that it was
with the greatest reerct that the
Governor refused her request,
hut that in this instance the
stern law forbid him to do other
wise. The Governor decides that the
lady is not eligible to office on
the ground that article o of the
constitution expressly forbids
women from holding office.
Raleigh Visitor.
"Jack the Clipper," who creeps
upon victims and cuts their hair
off, may serve to remind the bar-1
ber that sueh things can be ac
complished noiselessly.
TAX SALE.
I have this U.iv levied upon the
11 following described Real Estate
ro SattNty tne Taxes now due and
ii'M'aid tor the yar S!M. And
id sell at public outcry at the
v iiurr house door in the city of
New Berne, County ot Craven and
i State of North Carolina at V
I o'clock mid. lay ou Monday the
J Nt d.'.. l April I.S'l.). a copy ot
slid it-vy Iihh been tiled in the
t.lliee iu the Clerk Ot the
Com ; lor said Countv.
Superior
TowN.snir No. l .
E H Anderson, L'S"i a Neune r 11
H Ad. ms. 45 i Bav Bash ll'
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07
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07 !
Rlmnl L'T.! a Vanceboro
T Bell, To a Cat Tail
W P, ,r ow, l' I a Stvilt Creek
E Bryan. .( a Palmetta
J li a i k 5 Vanceboro
.'3
KllaS 15. a ii g
Bel j H Ollllt.
S J B irrow,
, 37 a Neuse r
I a Folly Neck
lln a Clark
81
S amps
W Urow.i. 21 a Piny Neck
E I II uiiiil, li; a Swift Creek
LI 15: own, 4 a Piuey Neck
I -ham B y u 23 a do
M Lrvau I I X'nceboro
M F I'.ryau 3o a Palmetto
A A ( ' it on. 4:t a Utlln Neck
4 (50 j
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ti 1 1 i
7 03 ;
10 -P!
3 07
Wui ' 'lev e J r 1 I jt ',inceboro 30 03
I' J (' leiry, 1 lot Vanceruro 7 10
II Cox s ,.c .-s ia;..l S-viltC.eek 3 31
W Coward iu a Creek Sanii ( 3.5
teab.jiu Cox. 100 Wilns Neck 3 00
A Dudley, .'IS -,
L Dudlev, Pin
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ci vv i; )(
1'. 1' Diijkin.-,
horn
Mi; D n. 3
Piuey Neck
1 Ntuse r
2 '. acres land
2
s.
21
1 4
2
5
01 a Vance-
Vanorboro J
( ) i vr Dawson 2o
M 1' Dewev, 1 100
a Maul S. 0
a Nt'iifle r '2
C J I) utile; ; 730 a do 4 1
II ranis, 33 a Pint-y Nrck 0
John I'm ties 30 a Butlers Ford 0
Gt-o Falcher SI a Baaver Dam 7
1) .! Fule.aer 31 a 15-iar B-aucb 0
F Fames 30 a Bills Pocosin
a
S Fames, 200 a Creeping
Saaip I
C barbs Fornes "() a Bulls
PllCOfilll 0
W H F.lbngame Jr 37A acres
land Neuse River 0
W D Gwatlney 51 a Swift Cr. 7
09
10
7 34
0 S2
(i 28
0 52
' S L Griflio 27 a Mt Pleasant
1 .1 () Go ttii 40 do
. !1 B GMffin 00 a do
' Penny Gulfin SO a Mt Pleas
ant 3 20
10 10
7 14
3 00
5 32
3 0(5
0 13
10 01
: W H Grdliii 110 a do
!Chiistiaii v Mauling 250 do
, I
Gat-'V Haii iS 75 a Fishers S.
! Grauf (5 an is 5 a do
!3.imut! Cons 15 a Piney
! Neck
i Alton lloel1 3S
a Maul
S a iu j)
T W lloell loo a
Co
EdftHid Hoell 2,S Vanceboro
C J Heath 05 a Swift Creek
5 07
7 02
Prvau Hrath ."' a P.utles Ford - 70
P A Heath 10 a Cow Pens 0 43
Ctilleu Haddock 100 a Palmetto 0 11
L E Heath 25 a II ills Neck
Leuard lpoik 172 a Bear
Branch
Lewis Ipoek S7 a Maul
S amp
C A I pock 51 a P.eaver Dam
Frank .Ijlmsou '! a Swift
Creek
5 81
0 OS
5 03
7 SO
5 4 7
Bennett Joyner 2S0 a Poplar S. 7 75
PeteJohnwou 11 a M t Pleasaut 5 10
Gt-orgo J ;ckeon 2 a do 5 80
Win KtrUm in .lrl"3 a Neuse
River II 84
(V.lvin K irkman 20 ft do 3 35
R R Kittrell 150 a Maul Swanv 7 54
A A Kukraan 30 a Piney Neck 0 01
William ae 73 a Willis Neck 0 s2
F M Ktnf 220 a Grindle
Creek 10 (50
Diniel King l l."i a Hill Neck 7 78
Wright Knight Sr 105 a do 1 70
I H Ken n ion 150 a Watery
Bi ancb 3 57
Jesse Litlnnghoiite .50 a Will in
Neck
John Lithipghonse 104 a
Vaucoboro
Hut Godfrey Lmgly P0 a
Palmetto
D S Lancaster Sr 00 a Clarks
Swamp
Delirha Latbingbouse 1 10 a
Maul Swamp
I. M Morris '.! a Vanceboro
R M lis 111 a Vanceboro
M ALincaster 131 a do
Wesley B Morris 23 a Maul
Swamp
W B Morris 101 acres land
Piney Neck
W H M orris 5 1 a do
F M M irris 35 a Mt Pleasant
Joseph Moi r;s 500 do
Augustus McKay 50a Maul
Swatop
Slade Mourning 10 a Piney
Xeck
S A Green IS a Vanceboro
fi 61
0 41
7 14
7 05
1 20
7 SO
4 03
5 03
7 01
7 00
0 05
7 98
0 03
9 03
5 20
5 1 1
2 15
5 57
2 00
0 10
Be'sy Wiggins 10 a Piney
Neck
M f-dlery Moore 20
VV J Moore 48 a H
a
do
Xeck
Poi u t
Is
a
I
I
atrick Norris 01 5
Pocosin
Andrew L meant ei
,0 a
Pal-
me'to
William Pa'e 105 a Piney
J Willis Patrick 00 a Neose r
J .V Putser 11 a Vanceboro
Jordan Peterson and wife 12 a
Mauls Swamp
John Powed. 10a Ciav Root
S ( ; Purser. 2l2a N ulis Neck
Henry Powell. I )a Palmetto
Millie Partersticks, lb do
Henry Edwards, 12 do
Lydia Pollard, a do
Charles SnttonJiOa Cow Pens
I'.nhraiui Simpkius, 1 12 Bear
branch
J M Simpkins, Pu Swtlt ck
J A Sutton, 1 2 Cov Pens
Holland Smith, So Vance-
2 81
1 21
11 12
S 56
5 55
2 50
0 02
5 18
i
10
5 50
5 32
S 1 7
30 04
:i 10
.; 04
5 00
5 02
h.iro
R W Smith, OO.i Willis neck
W F Snitb, 100 Piney neck
C 15 Si -ba-i, 00 i Piney neck
l ;v id Car.ti-. Sr, 200 Willis
N e c k
W N Tiutile, 5 n Maul Swmp
R E We! lienngton.55 t Neuse
river
W P Williams, 17a Pay hush
N P Williams,' 17
Thomas Wiggins, 221a Pop-
bar Swamp
James Wilson, Ka Butlers
Ford
Louisa Wayne, soa Vance
boro Stephen Whitford, 500a Bear
Branch
Nancy Wh'.tford, 77a Mason
branch
B 1 Wilhe.onj. Willis Neck
N P Willis, 47a do
A B Willis, 57a Bear branch
Harlird Wdiif, 20 Neuse R
W F Williams, 00a Palmetto
Fuinev Powell, 10a do
M E Dad, 31a do
A P Willis, 100a Willis Neck
Alex Wiggins, 77a Cow Pen
C H Wiggins 100a Cow Pen
B F Willis. 50a Mt Pleasant
W F Warreu, 185a Poplar
Swamp
Mrs M E Williams, oOa Pal-
metto
M J wilhs, 20a do
11
70
in 24
0 S2
95
0 77
I.'. 78
7 38
7 60
0 30
0 01
1 i i
2 04
3 08
0 03
5 55
7 98
0 19
8 55
4 93
2 4G
D E W hams,3i Mr, Peasant,
L'jUIS WdllS, 110.1 "
AunieLee. 1 lot Vanceboro
McClees Wethenogtou, 80 1
Streets ferry
Sy lvester Wiggins, 1 18 Pop
lar Swamp
Margeret Waters, l.'.iMU Pal
metto township .no. 2.
Alonza Avorett,2 i S iud bill
Harrington Fulcder, 3U0a
head Broad creek
4 2C
3 00
7 20
7 43
1 7 20
." S7
7 1 1
n
0 50
4 04
4 4 !
4
: 53
2 70
0 84
3 57
i .
3 57
32 55
1 24
5 71
2 Si
2 70
2 03
5 74
2 00
0.11
i
(5 10
5 15
1 0 00
1 1 SL
3 82
(5 11
10 35
2 57
0 30
5 57
-lucge necton, i' . i Chest
branch
W. II Dunn: 0.")A Stapleford
laud
John E Everington,7oi Mud
dy branch
w B Edwaids, .Va Sand Hill
F M E Jward, lai do
Edgar A Fulcher,l 17 Forest
do. for inkias heir." I3da do
Ferdinaud r;mon, 70a Bioad
creek
71 1 B arzilla liolton, K)a Flat Smp
H P runstnl,40a
TH aba
Hearn, Lokey Cannon, MOO
a Speight's Point,
Aaron Hammond, .":) acres
Charles branch -Jno
J Ipock, .lj.i White Dak
Freii F I pock, ."ilia "
I,-, Saml Jones, L'Oa Muddy brnch
.ack Johntiou. I'la '
Nathan Latham, 1'!j
dob L vtham, lL' i "
John Mctieehee,03 i Broad ck
(Jeo G M arris, 13a. Shoo Fly
Chas R Price. 34 Savannah
Willis 1) Petcipber, 330a
.1 uniper
Arrington Purify, 001 a Hull
Swamp
Wm K Kowo, IGiei Juniper
43
01 '
00
82 ;
30 j
04
.'50 j -'has hquires, lia Broad ck
04 s toler. lllUa r tat Swamp
3!) : Stephen Toler, 800a '
70 ; J e U l iey , 24 k Broad Cree k
41 Bryan Wiley, 30
49: l Wayne;10Sa Shoo Fly
23 , Township NO. 3.
04 j .TftsSfl At kinson. 32 acres land
00 Oaskins land
S 07
j Lestirii E Avery, 2a Dover
5
5
10
7
:;o
14
Mary Bt-eton, lOiMosely ck
Ceasar Becton, 700a Poplar
Swamp
M W B:ddle, 100a Rose Hill
Jesse Broadway, 540a White
Place
J J Bryan, 305 Green pUce
Owen Bryan, 31 a Dover
Nathan Bryau, 15 "
David Bi8t,20 v Poplar Swmp
Sml Crewell, 1 , Cove
W7 E Clarke, 300a Dover
I H Doughtery , 108a Core ck
D W EuOanks, 7"i Dover
8 W Grady, Dover
Joo A Ipock, 112i Core ck
Emanuel Jarman, GSi Snake
bole
J W Jones, I S i Dover depDt
Perry " i Barnwell
Fred " 100a Sasannah
H J " 50 1 Flat S ramp
Jessie Jones, 50a Susannah
Ambrose Jones, 50i '
Geo F Leibman. 1 a Core ck
Rosana Mills, 20 1 Mosely ik
T R Mooie, 10a Gum pocosiu
Allen Murrell, !2a Barnwell
C M IMtman, 1 3.5 t "
Primus Rhem, 13 Moeely ck
Hi-ury Ruuse, 100a McCleese
laud
Rosa B Smith, 427a Ft Barn
well Ada Russell, OoO.i Moaely ck
Lou Taj lor, 2oa Louis Rouse
tract
Frank Wallace,. 17a .Mosely ck
Geo W Wear, 1 10a pocosin
J A B rieath, 303 i Core ck
Willie White, !)a Mosely ck
R W Williams, 250a Carmac
land
B B Woolen, 150a Turkey
Trap
7 00
2 71
28
5 30
5S
9 33
5 10
18 31
8 08
2 74
0 77
0 00
6 S3
0 11
7 73
3 36
5 80
3 06
1 o 20
9 78
10 62
0 77
20 30
24 01
8 15
3 20
3 04
3 25
9 67
5 56
7 41
1 (5 04
TOWNSHIP NO. .
Ehzibeth Austin,
25 1 Ca-
booque creek
James BriggB,100a Gam Hill
das Brown Sr, 10a head Club
foot creek
Emanual C Bell, 100a Blue
Bribes Creek
C C BhI! Jr, 19J N B & B rd
Edward Bryant, 50a Oa
booqae
D M Breton, 10a Borden rd
Saml Blango, 50a Mortons
Mill Pond
Wm Blango, 50 do
Jas " 50a do
James Black, 13a Clubfoot ck
Amos F Carter, 140a head
Kings creek
Isaac H Carter, .'5! i Clab-
foots Creek
Geo W Carter,33a Cobooqae
Martin " 47a Neuse r
Elijah Carter, 15a Morton's
Mill Pood
Jas T Carter, 84a Mitchell's
creek
Jas C Carter, 7a Clabfoot ck
Jao W Conner, 100a
Jos E Cully, 30 Mitchells ck
W U Cully, 336 a N B & B rd
Uaty Cbadwick, 50a head
Hancock creek
Pter Chapman, 100a Adams
creek
Btrten Chapman, 50a Adams
Creek
Jas Croom, 7a Adsms creek
Saml Dove, 30a Cahooque
Pboeby J Dove, 50a King ck
VV H Dove, 45 i Cahoque
M miu T Davis, la near
Craven co.-ner
Harvey Feuner, 25 1 Mitchell
creek
John Feuner, lUOido
Geo T Fenner.25 river shore
Jos l'enner, 33i Mitchell ck
Jacob Feuner,60i river shore
Solomon Fisher, 00a Club
loots cek,
Edward F Fisher, 150a Han
cocks creek
Spencer G Fisber,50a Cahoo
que Bryant Farrow, 0a Clubfoots
creek
3 H Gray, 200a Adams ck
John H George, Il ia Mitch
ells creek
2 45
9 58
3 00
1 55
6 01
6 38
5 41
2 81
5 98
5 91
5 85
5 07
6 57
5 71
6 15
5 61
3 25
5 32
11 71
5 72
6 11
6 05
4 97
3 06
5 76
2 81
3 11
3 26
5 15
5 76
7 65
6 26
5 04
5 00
7 50
I 31
(i 15
S 40
S 40
5 50
2 SI
0 15
7 04
5 01
2 40
5 57
7 04
0 1(5
5 72
5 01
9 14
Emanuel George, 75a Club
foots ereek
rheouhlns Creorge,5la Mitch
ells creek
oideon B George, 10a do
A T oeorge, 94 i river shore
James c;eorge, 20a Clabfoota
creek
Polly iodett, 20a do
Isabella oodett, 100a Cahoo
que R B oodett, .'!8a Mitchell ck
Jeremiah oodett, 38 a Club
loots creek
John C oodett, 25a do
W II riDdett, 17a Blue Billies
creek
John H Groves. 139a Coats ck
John Gaekill,35a Clubfoot ck
Abner N Gooding, 25a Mor
tons Mill Pond
Henry Green,33a Mitchell ck
James Harris, I'll Adams ck
John Ives, 10a do
Miles Jones, 60a do
3 23
6 13
2 81
2 20
5 25
0 33
0 41
4 62
i Edward Jones. GOa Long ck
' Abner Jones, 125a Clubfoots
creek
Richard Jackson, 00a Adams
creek
lVSCZ eLllie. 13 i Cumf-aits
Creek
Eliz ibeth Martin, 31 i Club
foots creek
John Martin, .".li Mitchell -k
Rtgdon Martin, 31 Clubfoot
creek
Benj Martin, ,V i d'
Jac b Martin ill v Mitchell ck
Jno T Moor.- 25 1 H im: ck ck
Zack Mitchell, o0 . Mi;cbela
crr k
JeHse Mircheil, 0 i d.i
Jas W Miteht-ll 5,-a Kings clc
Y. !en Mm u iii-iis, "in i Club-
loots creek
Svnj Mason, 1 ' i A 'lams k
John Nowlanii, 15 i P:ue bil
lies cteek
Stephen Priestly, -15 i Mirch
eil creek
Sarah Perry, 20 1 ChPOoo's
creek
J P Oidett, adrnr. Edward
Hnkin-, 2O0a Caho (pie ck
Bt-nj Richard, Jr, 1 15 w s
Mitchell creek
Maria Higs.Oo.-i Long cieek
David Sparrow, 10a Mortons
road
Geo Stampp, 10 a Morton's
mill pond
Nathaniel Simmons, 22A Ad
ams creek
Jas L T-.y lor. S70 Long rk
Richard Wallace, 12 i Adams
creek
Alfn d W.Honghbv.
M ! ' ciu-i in er vt k
Susan J WilloiiKlibv. 51a do
i
,
;
i
1
Sidney Wh'teh
er t-hore
C 1! Wt-.i er'y.
ad. 2 )0a nv-
W Waters,
agt
ltjo i C0-. rry ISraie h .
No 0 ToWNSUIP.
Jas Anderson,
acrt-s II avt :-
lock
G'O Berry. 37:. a Slocnmbi
i creek
Wm II Bettner. 10 a UMock
Arao- 15 -tts, in a oo
; Mrs L M Burden, 129 a Croa
I tan
Stephen Cavinor, 55 a Han
cocks creek
j Harry C 'Um an, 52 a Croatan
j C C Canuon, 92 a Havelo.-k
! Alfred Dn Fore, 2.000 aCroa-
tan
a. Do.st.-n, 300 a do
6
3
13
02
i 7 I
58 j
55 i
I
40 ;
07 I
A L Heath. 120 a Prices ck
D F Hardes'y, 25 a Han
cocks cret k
Mrs J T Ives. 5 a Crcatan
VV U Ives, 135 a Gioat brnch
Noai Jackson, 1,750 a Croa
t in
John Johnson, 50 a Sloeumbs
creek
J F Lackey, 25a Haveleck
Tuner McCray, 40 a Han
cock. ci eek
Cassy Nelson, 25 a Slocumbs
cteek
Aaron Xelsm. 70 a do
Isaac Smith, 10 a Havelock
Isaac Sbaw, .50 a Havelock
Martha Spai kw, t) a Han
cocks creek
Noah Smith. 70 a Croatan
T J Toison, 115 a do
E R Tolson, 00 a do
R L Tolson, SI a do
H'irtence White, 102 a do
Mrs J I? Wateon, 10 a do
E M Webber, 25 a Hancocks
creek
4 14
4 82
4 04
0 OS
0 OS
5 84
4 M
5 50
No.
William Pel
Town v.m p.
I I A acres part
C nner tr-ck
A D Fisber, 5 s a Riverdale
Wm F Fay, 1 .Onu a East
Reedy Branch
Pnm us Foy, 05 a ad j Jes?e
Brooks
S Hackett, 200 a Beaufort rd
B W Ives, - a R vt-rdale
Mahala L-e, 5 a ;iJj Gruy
woort L P Martin, 51.1a adj Jeaee
Brooks
Susan Owens, 37 a do
H H Perry, no a Hancock
tract
C F Simpson, 183. a railroad
aides Slade, 5 7 10 a adj H
R Bry an
Henry Spruill, 10.) a do
Washington Spivey,05 a adj
Jesse Brooks
D I Yood, 200 a Riverdale
No. 8 Township.
Louis F Averv, 17 acres
Bachelors creek
Martin Arthur, 1 lot Scotts
alley
Elizabeth Banks. 1 1 West st
Thomas Bryan, 1 1 Brybre
alley
Alfred Baker, 1 1 Cedar ft
Dinah Bradey, 1 lem'tv It
Mrs VV S Blount, 1 1 CVvn st
Richard C Baker, 1 1 Braggs
alley
Lina P Broadstreet, 1 1 Geo.
street
Fanny Burney, 1 1 Metcall st
V'rgil S Bryan, 1 1 Eden st
Louisa Brice, 15 a Nense rd
Louis B Bynum, 1 1 near Pol
lock street
Harriet Roberts, 1 1 near
George street
Rachel Bryan, 1 1 Trncnp ally
E K Bryan, 1 1 Graves and
Union
Geo Bragg, 1 I vaeeii St
Rebecca Bryan. 1 1 Tin cup
ally
A C Craigg, 1 1 Pasteur st
C C Clark for A M Justice
heirs I 1 East. Front St
James Chase, I 1 Pavie town
Basten Chapman, -1 I (ieo st
Lawrnce Cotten, 1 1 Kil
marnock street
28
1
10 3
8 0
5
4
0
38
16
5
7
IS
1 2
6
9
4
4
4
I
9
1
7
4
10
5
4
3
2
25
3
5
(i
27
3
3
I
'
0
5
-I
Clarissa Cox, 1 I Dully Hill
Theresa Cox, 1 I Pavio town
Reuben Chapman, 1 1 Rtiz
enstein viile
Charles Collins, 1 1 Oioen t
W i: Claike age, 1 i Drytioio
Loraua Coley. 1 1 RetzuL-
steinsville
Sam"! Cook, 1 1 Pollock St,
Sasau Bo wen, 1 1 Stanly st
Airy Crispen, I I Scotts ally
Mary .laue Calloway, 1 I
t leeu street
Christopher 1) xon, 1 1 Forbes
2 40
8 15
1 0 i
alley
Richard Dixon, 2:2 a Deep
(iuliy
Isaac Davenport, I 1 Jerkins
land
John Daniels, 1 I Burly town
J J Disosway, 1 I Pollock st
do ex E B Justice, 1 1 Ea.-t
Front St
Gambo Bardeu, O ) a Bache
lors creek
Malissa Dixon, 1 i jeen st
Rebecca Dillabnnt, 15 5-4 a
Neuse road
Jonas Daniels, 1 1 George st
Jas Duncan, 1 1 Broad st
William Downes, 1 I Ash et
John Dawson, 1 1 Pavie twn
Mary Dudley, l 1 prtwe twn
Jas E 1 ward.-, 1 1 do
Luke Elliott, 1 1 Bryan and
Crooked streets
Solomon Edmondson, 8'! a
near Clarks brick yard
G T Eu banks. 15 a do
Garrison P Ellison, 1 1 Jer-
kius alley
Peter Fisher, 1 1 Sott ally
Laura For.-, :5i a Liues br'ch
Henry Ferrancl, 1 1 Pavie Cn
Lonisa Fisher, 1 1 Scotts ally
Mrs Celia Fulford, 1 1 John-
0 02
9 0
5 1
5
5 20
10 1!
2 66
10 27
4
2
4
00
!
2 00
3
5 65
7
4
2
3
2
65
60 !
50 I
33 !
81 1
on street 1 2 21
2 52 lmanuel Fisber, 1 1 Gard
ners alley 11 ' '
2 50 Jno N Gerald, 1 I Rei'U-
2 50 fcteinsville, 1 '1
Mis S G Guthrie, 1 1 Craven 0 0,
5 si Antbonv Green, 1 1 Tiu cu i 2 50
3 10 Sonhia Green, 1 I Gao-ge arid
5 70 G leen streets 5 10
5 50 Caesar Garlum, I 1 G -urge st 7 65
R .-'laid Greii. 1 I Randolph
0 ol to. and JeikiUH alley ( -1
2 22 Aitieri Gorliam, 125 a Rocky
5 40 Run 5 3
vV 11 Hargett, 1 I ( leen st .' 81
5 00 ti V H II. 1 I Craveu st 22 01
2 81 CnaibsM Harris, 1 1 Tin
cup iilley 5 6 1
2 35 Louisa Ua'cn, 1 I Scotts ally 2 81
W R HulUs, 1 1 Pavie town 3 58
S07 William Hairis, 1 I O k 6 02
Bnj Harris, 1 1 jeeu and
2 58 P.ll.ck 5 61
M P Holly, 1 1 G -orge H 10 8.5
1 51 Violett Ann Holloway, ue rs
by Hetty A Whitcomb 1 I
0 50 Crooked sc 7 14
4 4 1 Charlo' tallyman, 1 1 Braggs
ally 6 I 1
2 40 Josephine Henderson, 22' a
between Neuse .V Trn't rd 3 00
2 10 George Ireland, I I Pavie Cu 7 14
F'rank Dawson, 50 a Bache
5 3.5 lors eret k 3 (M
15 87 E H Johnson, I 1 Whites
ally 6 21
5 22 L iwrence Jennett, i I Pavie
to ii 5 S(!
0 5o L tura J ickson, 1 I Tin cup
2 70 alley 2 50
Jas Jackson, 1 1 Cypress st 4 0O
1 31 Susan Jones, 1 1 rsraggs ally 5 00
' Htnry James, 1 I Pavie two. 5 88
1 I 25 Havwood Jones, 1 Crooked 4 00
W II J ohnsec. 1 I Sianly frt 1I 10
Amos Jones, I Queen st, 4 00
2 25 , Decator Jones, 1 i Pa ie t'wn 4 60
John A'Jones, 1 I Moonshine
2 04 ; ally ' 4 60
5 40 1 Thomas Kelly, 1 I Ash st 4 00
5 72 Simon Lottiu, 1 lot Gak and
Ash sts
4 43 j W U Lewis, 1 I Primrose st
; Harriet Lswis, 1 1 do
10
0
4
4
4
10
6
02
38
32
Everett Lindray, I I Jones
and rooked ets
James Henry Long, 1 1 Pavie
town
52 80- Mrs M D Moulton, 1 1 Eist
4180; Front and Change sts
5 37 I Emauuel Meriick, lot West
i Can line Mendenhall, 1 I
2 20 ; Cedar street
2 40 Chas Midyeite, 1 1 Reizen
5 00 j steiosville
I Menerva Mumford, 1 1 Queen
lo 98 ' street
Lucy Mitchell and Anna
5 5S Jones 1 I Scot's alley
5 35: W R Moore, 1 1 New South
j F.ont sts
" 3 Isaiah McMillan, 100 acres
j Rocky Run
- os Hannah Matthews, I 1 Q leen
4 '0 I Nancy S Moore, 100 a B icb
2 i lors creek
"-' 60 I Ella R Mace, 1 1 Broad and
6
12
3
7
5
3
4
8
0
2
15
3
10
5
5
4
5
4
14
4
Mt tcalf sts
Redding Mcllwaine, 1 I Ash
Gatsy Mcllwaine, 15 a Neuse
road
Geo VV McKeel, 20 a Clarks
hrick yard
J EO'Hara, 1 I Pavie town
M les F Drum 1 I Eden St.
Norma A Pbysio, 1 1 Court
street
Augustus Powers, 1 1 Qaeen
Harriett Pool, 1 1 do
1 1 Edward Parris, 66 Spring st
.'0 James Parsons, 1 1 Ronntree
C E Palmer, 1 I Bt-rne st
Ritty Rowe, 25 a Trent road
Geo A H Richardson, 1 I
Pavie town
Penny Gai lm, 5 a Neuse rd
J R Richardson, 1 1 Geo st
John Riggs, 17 a Bachelors
creek
E A Richardson, 1 1 Q'n st
Martha Ransom. 1 1 Duffy Id
Fh rence Randolph, 1 I Queen
street
T B Royal, si a near Rocky
Run
S R Street for wife, 1 1 Pol
lock street
do for children. 1 1 Middle st
W S Smaw, 1 1 Farmwell
Mary Jane Smith, 1 1 Queen
Clarence Stanly, I 1 Ran
dolph and George sts
Kitty C Stanly, 1 I Berne st
B Swert, 1 I Broad et
W 11 Starky, 1 1 Pavie town
H T Scott, 1 1 R izensteins
ville Matthew Simmons, 1 I Q'o st
Mary A St.arkey, I I New st
VV II Shepoard. 1 I Grifliti st
M M Shute, 106 a Deep Gully
J B Smith, 1 I Pavie town
Mary Jane Smith, 1 I Q n st
J A Simpson, 1 I near Bi'J
Sam'l TaGor, 1 I W8f. st
Nathan Tiedale, 52 a N'se id
Gitsy Williams, 19 a Bache
lors creek
Lucy A Tncker, 1 I Berne sts
Salina Tayior. 1 I Pavie t'wn
S A Vail, 1 1 New So F'nt et
Abraham Walker, 12 a N'ee
road
Thomas Williams, 1 I Pavie
town
Adam J O Walker, 1 1 Cr
mer st
William Wiggins, 1 1 Pollock
street
Kzekiel William?. 1 lot IteizeiiMcin-
ville
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7 14
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6 11
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10 45
5 01
5 in
12 46
409
24 64
5 10
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3 0(5
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2 56
3 57
7 14
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I U .ac Willis, 1 lot Scott- all"V
4(5 II. C. Whitelmr-t. 1 l"t Ju en -t
57 Viri-il WinOli v I ..t Gardner
57 :'l!ey
I Mrs tsirah C Woo.l. 1 lot K.len t
.- j W A Wili-fix s:5 a Neuse lbv.nl
''"'l'-"11 Wll.-Mill. I let .li'lkllis 1 md
'. I iiardft Williams, r lot PaMure inl
" j 1 'i imr. ie s-lreef,
Ito-ana Wiir.l. 1 lol Foihts alley.
16S:nitli Wavno. I lot urivwns alley
10 1 Ivbv.c.l Vilen, 1 let Pavie Town
08 I Allium West, 1 Inl Queen stivtt
i Hiver White. "o nciv Trent ro.nl
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1 1
1"0 mi.-i - White, oil a .New mud
Geo li Willis. 1 lot Fast Front t,
II Hi.lv Wi)olM, 1 lot Farm ville
.1 J ! W'Wi f o . TO n Neuse roail
I'uppv Jane While. 1 lol .It rk i n -
n - ol-uonli
. ( V..(,ti ii. 1
I '..I l'..lo 1- -I.
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M..-e- Willi. 1 lot Good -t,
( H'oCi.e o'l- n.'en. I lol r.ive" -t
TI" una- P Wdsoii, 1 lot Pavie T,
V-ii.. Wilkin-. 1 let White- allev.
oi ;
50 ;
1 ovv n sn 1 e no. '.
I 1 ' V verv 7 ! X'eiise I I tl. I
00 : V v, 1 nold. 1 11 Neu-e r md
(' V li.mert, l7'-' a Harper phu-e
In Charily I'.i-f.vvn, 143 a uaclilor ek
( ilv in Cliui-cldll, (i'.i .lumping Kun
K..O- ( or otl. a ii icliloi's k
.hum - F. ll.lirulil. TO a Baelielurs
creek
Mack Davis, tsH a Tu'carnra
Major Dixon, Oil a Dover road
W C Dav is. 2"o a Miii'v bnineh
i. 1 1
60; Daniel Davis heirs. 1 JO a Dove, r
5(5 : I. I l'u-reh. Oo a Turkey 'uar'er
: .1 tv A I'lvl.'.i-. oU a Dover road
00 111 ;odett, t.l a Tu-caiora
ni Ili'l. sn a liacheioi- i k
K T tV' -I 1" 1 pock. .) a ( "re ck
K T Ipock, t7s H Tiiscarora
W in M Io.ck 300 a Core creek
Owen Kunieir.iy. loo Dover id
11 Mar:ha I.avvson, o a Hachelors ck
Hen I.ollen. So ;i Dover road
.liil.n Ann IiCvy; 23 a Tuscarnra
Cuero Meoitr, 160 a Bachelor ck
Win M Mitchell, a Miny IJr'cb
If C Pope, r4J aTuscarora
Allen Patrick, 5 a iachelors creek
Monroe Ron n live heirs, 06 a Dry-
moumer road
Jos"ph Staten, 35 a Mirry branch
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M.i.i. I i.i
i ni: ki ( k i tsi n.viiov.
Kp U'" IIiimio iI of ( ic c li- 1 . i ( S.iv.
itiT Mntioii ( ei sin ,i Ii t N n; ( -imived
lor lc uv in K-k iimik the
( revv nf I lie Ni.fiiiril.
W ASH I N O I f iN. !).(', M.oeh 25.
r3Uperiiite..iien; K 1 : 1 1 1 1 .1 i i has
Wlill.-ll .1- f 1 1 l , . w p. Ol the i- il'lT ol
ihe lite .having r.i.i ..m . (,i.,e,Ue.
N. c.
W'anliiniihiii. 1 (' . Muuli 25,
1895 Mr. Jame- W Howard,
neeH'r ( l.'r.n: k. Lte.Sniue; Sta
tion, Oci acoke, N (
Si. : I a n Hi : ee- ,. ol : i, (i ,al
report o! the n. "' ig im u made
Oy As-ihtani l.e-c.ir New
come 111 I O CO C U til -I ' : r - - id l !.,. Hn
ot Pie tiy : !. i-1 tand "i; oi the
sclioo er Ku-ha d So: 11 ml. near
() ra;-. ke, ei; 'lie 27.'. (.: December
1801
It o-i'iiH that t h" - .oiUM-i stran
ded ill oil', 250 rfid- tionj ihe
heach eaily in toe u..: !, ; n g .1 lh.it
day; tna' you ai.d k. t jn-r 1". iu-iI,
ol l he P- 0 '-in '.rh : ion, I o
which Nil I'lr I ..; a tl en i-!igagil
: li 1 vxl o(m 1 ' e 10' r . r ali.u'
daik, and lu.G yooi . . w ,01 i-. ol
ahoil t 8 p. 111 .. c hi -1 t 1 'I 1 x
haunted biir-g 0 (jr on r ti -;j : i.e
beach ajai a(u ; : Ii 1! y ,u te. el n
atteojpt t ;e-f:iie Ie- . in .er II I. f
men oil t he -e ;e 1 e-: . . . I - V ' !' .
when you ' o .k oil h e : 1 .1 .!
one seam in, 'he il-,nd ;iii..g
d led fr o Jl 1 X h a U si .on ,1 1 1 1 ; 1 a ie .
and the ii'iii r met . w ie- I v 1
were ' rn 1 .1 . he. won
gi eat e tJ jr 1 1 e . r o . .1 ; .. e , n ,re d. 1 1 .
lug ihe previous d . ,
The master ol 1 h m-!....i .-r 11
bisstttement aileg d ;:is' (.Ig.
ment was nt.t (-oovvo e 1..
neglec'ng to shoot a i.ne iu ihem
in tne nigh', tin' l! ie tool been
promptly shot n;"ti your arrival,
all would have got ociiore by m il
night ;n:d the l ie ol the t- waul
would have been s .ed.
In explanation of y 0111 l.tdure to
shoot a line over th" mmoo o r, you
say that the ri ght was so J ul; thai
no one could see t :n- ii .i ; that j en
had nowhere to shoot lm, only tli
space ot about t wo I. t t. iho yu
were satisfied iha! it the sa.lnrs
came to look tor ine li'ie .Lev (ould
not Qtid i', but w.odl bo w asht d
overboard as these. wrie bie.ik.
ing right ov r the l.v : 1 h 11 thv
bad no light by which to read the
tally-board and no placo to rig 11 7)
the geai; anil ihG yon were i-aiis-
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80
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hed lhal bvea w. re ed in your
oot shooting. vVi'h this Keei er
Terrell, who was w.'ii yen, ueems
to con or.
Wbilo the as irta :! inspector
expresses the opinion that no
t lame should a '.too to y . 11 lor
your lailure to trtke ae.'i.m ui) me
diately upon your a-r val i,i ihe
beach, and while 1 .no -illing lo
admit th o then port and i!n evi
dence ihdcaie. tha' the lo-s of Ihe
lite of the steward pioluMy could
not have beiu previii'nl by Ihe
adoption ol any means in your
pojeer, 1 c.t'.no' avoid the (-inclusion
that you should have i iiilf iv.
ored to put a line ovo r ills' wreck,
and thus have ixiiiu I'd the list
possible chance o! ellei l i.g a ie
cue at that tone, l,ov-.evr ;ht
that chance may have 1-1 run il to
you. in this way voo would have
averted uul.'v orahle ei itiei-in.
Vour excuses that your firing
might bave involved danger o
those on board; that i.u w.-ie s i
isbed that they could riot had the
line, bnV would be washed over
board in the endeavor, and (hat
they had no 1-ght by which to read
tbe tally boai d, all i-eein to me to be
fi ivoloua and unwert iy ol you. it
appears to me that you neglee.ud
to make the llor simply bcmse
yon bad no don't m your own
mind that it wool i re.-ult in failun :
Probably y our j idmeut was cor
rect in this regard, loir t d )es not
excuse you lor not making the at
tempt. In view, however, ef - our Initio:
able and efii 'lent r.c'rd mole eo
occa-oous ol s.a 1 .v i ec I; heretofore,
I deem it proper to rotielude the
matter wnh ihe abn.o diiioiiu.on.
Jvespi 1:' Icily o 11 rs
.S. ! . Kim hai l.
Cel. 'I ISopt.
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95
92
10
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14
57
90
A jrro li; iitnlly (lulu a While Man
lo linn Ii a- (I I sr 1 i s.
On las' Thursday . M 1 . J. .si ph C.
Iiutlin, a ju-t ce id Ihe peace 111
Pdgecom tie cimi h 1 resides
near Tarboio, had 1 ; aaiiel wi.h a
negro worn in on h (aim, ihe wile
of Mosses Pender. The loi-baud ol
the woman became violently in
censed Then he heard of it and
went in search of Mi. l.'i:0i 1 wnh
a club. He found I. is v 10 im in ihe
Held some il stai ee fiom his homo
in the atterrioon and b;;.tvllv cbib
bed bim until I:.' na-i ire ensible.
Supposing Mr. K .fiio to hi- dead,
Ihe mnrib rer tied and since then
nothing has leen heatd ot him.
Alter being pi o.-trait l hou.c
.17
'Jo
0'
2li
4M
time Mr. Ri.lii'i revived and snc-
ceeded in get tme; h one and give
an account of the hiiitai assault
uon him. Kvtivth!!' it, a! was
possible was done lor ihe ir mrcd
mau, bn' he was so badly n lured
that be died soon i tt i reatdilng
home. He leaves a wile ami several
children. Ills life was insured (or
3,000.
Adi-pa'ch re.'f ivc-d by the Mn
sengt r yei-terday decni t s Mostn
Pender, the murderer, as 01 o k, mx
feet high, weigh' abou lb ' p ut d-,
and Hgeil ilpp 1; , r; i oil o' to
yeais. ills aire t i.ii.soel. Any
lhlor rr, 11: ton cdt Mini; ' h" matter
emi be ail d 1 e - st 1 1 n . M r . ) nn-s II.
Rufliii. W hi'.akeis, N. VV 51.
Messenger.
A Niu tlicrn. r Cuvv lintcil In Southern
Wo lie ii .
VV -.ii i so . 1 1 'N. M ; i ri i i .'i -A n
Alexaodri.i sp. ",al (.. t he W,is..
iiifrlnn Kvoiiin ..-w.-, s iv- i1:,t
tins ni.iroioo; .Mr. H,.nr llio. -,
one nf ( he Cit i .ens i d A . vau.lii i,
was tried o f . 1 1 . 1 1 1 -; i . 1'iipuvv
for assaulting .1. ( ' N'.e-e. ;i
Pennsy Ivaniao. win., it wo-, al
leged, had in .!! s oiie r. ioark
derogatory t.. Voona Wt.nieii.
Ho was ;ici a 1 1 1 e 1
As Wee-o, the aei lis.-r. left the
court lie had In pa-s ilinuiejli ;i
double line i.f vv.oin n all arineil
with raw hidos who h a' linn so
u n mere i fully tha' the aid of a
physician had to bo called in.
An attorney who appeared for
him was compelled to go down
on his kneese and apologize.
DON'T forget that Old 1 'a p. i s can I e
bought rbeap.nt lln; Jo'.'knal otiice and
n any quantities. tf