North Carolina Newspapers

v. - --' C, AUG. 24v ISS2. S!iorklr Letter. K , Kinston N. C. 7 Uncle raciijuu: Now don't i Ur-c-lo Kii-harcUit wasn't merit's : I t ike it all back; I never said a thousand pardons; I always y. i v irf a good roan, the hest,Ui-'v.-.r had. It was buddy Joe that i tlicm naughty things. Buddy - yes, ami he'll be ; drat if you s ry rp and send lum that luon 1.1 t -11 all about you trying to i M Man Jake Scott and Anthony l n you were all in the Iiecisla- . y i . ili. Eioiu" salts" in their v. 1 ! says this is so and he, can ic 1 y Joan Patrick of 'Greene " Uiirle 1-lcbard, this was a bad c m you, you hadn t ought to e .l i e it; neither of them wanted to to c : yress, but are now mighty . : ; t go to the Legislature again !y Jo says if you will stick to An 1 1 ,. e as you stack to old ' man wiun you wanted to- be made a ..'.it, re, Antny will go: provided 1 body else don't go in place of him. now tell you about Catfish re my lastJetter to you left us. a Leautiful lake, covering 2700 ' c f ground,- with a rapacity for - T ?A0 dead niggers,- 2000 -of been planted there in the vq and the remainder (25000) there before the elec- . -? i-s Tourgee) and every mill i..-? i- rate is to be filled fall by . .iner (the Democrats) nave " e ia this first to beat us . r.n appropriation from . . -.i Gen. Ransom Of ..jil clean out the lake - and v..-o factory, and then by ad- . . " t!.."U5and dead niggers at ; k :i tliey can make all the s rich. Buddy Joe savs this - I thin 5 for the catfish and -, h-cz liule Sis thinks it. will : l.:.r 1 on the poor niggers. . ; rr. Uncle Richard, these blast- . r:...? are determined on beat 1 .- ":y what you will about- this ' ' liberal, independent, i 1 mevement, they are co- 1 sure. We can beat v 1 counting, but : they . p on us--thev can kill s as. they please "and ; y Lave the counting of the votes :i hands and we will - have '. do wirli it, but they! are r counters for when we fixed i to 1 fst O "I I a ra for Congress rowed tl.eai the law,, it was : squeeze tirev counted Kitch- Ur. lowed to list his taxes for the year 18S2; land, 53 acres, valued at f 50.00 " :; Ordered that -Alonza Redd 'for. self and wife be allowed tot list his taxes consisting of solvent credit $540.50,1 poll, 11 hogs 10.00, &&ttle40.UQ.,- All other personal property $30.00, house hold and kitchen furniture $25.00. . Ordered that L.. F. King be allowed to list hin taxes consisting of 100 : acres of land valued at $50.00, 1 ox valued at $10.00, 13 hogs valued at 12.00 . Ordered that Jobe Holt be exempt from working the public' Toatf "for" 12 months from this date. Ordered that Thoa. Foy .be exempt from working the public roads for 12 months from this date. Ordered that' J. R Walton be appoint ed Special Surveyor for W. D. Sanders to survey, lines, . ..7.- i. - . Ordered that Amos Urady be allowed to list his taxes, consiatisg of 31 hogs, valued at 25.00. : - - Ordered.that Frank Humphrey be allowed to list . his taxes for the year 1862, consisting of 4 cattle, valued at 535.00. 83i acres of land, valued at Ordered that Ilenry.Ward be allowed to list his taxes, consisting of 1 ox, val ued at 10.00; 4 acres of land, valued at S2a.00..androQlI. r.. : i Ordered that Eli Montfort be Allowed to list his , taxes, consisting of. 1 . cow, valued at 10.00, and 1 poll.. : ; Ordered ':. that Drs. . Thompson . and Nicholson be allowed the sum of $50 for amputating Ketcham's leg. ' . : 1 The Commissioners and the Justices of the Peace for the county met in joint session for . the purpose of electing a Superintendent of ; Public Schools, and resulted in electing ; J. 6 Wood ward as Superintendent. v ;, A-rT-o The Commissioners adjourned to meet on tne 2d Monday m August. r The foregoing is a copy of all orders and allowances made by the Board. - vo ; . D. E JirufPHKEy, Clerk Board Commissioners and ; Register of Deeds for said county. " ; " ' ' ." v : PAUCH13D NHW 12 NGIiANI it comes to stealinsr ie- rcie icliara: they- ain't . You know we stole Mer- : f r Governor and gave it . C ' !1 p. nd made him Governor; i vote cf three States . from a and made Fraudulent - ot : we btole 22.000,000 in v 'i '.s fronx the State and -: . f t'.e; i to Jessie Mans r ': ry women in New 1 : o.y . ;1 r things I have not :- ?;eak of. Now Uncle . I "k t'rrs was first class 1 if -- can't now steal the l r ,e I : . rats we had bet- ' tiling up and quit . r ; ,,.t thoe $22,000,000 l Turn Kehoe up to it-Mill be just lovely ; . . . tr. -1 cf the State, to set 1 1.,-tr-d Democrats withering .,- under a tax to pay them. -n- cent of them has got to - a won't this be lovely. But "l, wuh ail of our .shrewd l .i r it w. o 't be worth a cent : v:-.; trading. The trade we ; r J , y ia baring General ...... -or Le.tch w enough 'to ; r ,-itsy rirty on earth; uolea- it : - ; "i i : ' . i party to start a gass ; 1 ' t event he is worth more i. -1 wealth of Yander-t!.- Rotheliilds and the : i rornia, but who ever "can wanting a gass r load of .a light. No . y.-u please for us. . Now 1 -; i.viHeil,. wind broken, . e Jim Leach,, who .the eve Leon doing their best . : v ten years and would : . y party a lease on the Gu . '. 1 i l.air of North Carolina for '. " ..is in order to. hare got and in the face of all this :y him and promise him an . . 1. nd long as we have got to !(.:ioe 1 suppose that we i i overseer of the police i ;; io p of instruction, of the ! i ty he will be satisfied ivUung .t called , an of ..1 i - su trie lent to , , satisfy irer "fraud .never T - s is anxious to know . r that trade" you made y. he says she lias known i : ie that you wanted a baby, . 30U wanted two, and 1 a re t headed one at that. . '. Uncle Richard, are .you de ., 1 r are you getting iu your ' "hat ! you buy a red headed 'i Y u may possibly think you can ? c licitor of it, but you are mis : will never climb the ladder of t kvh. The best thing for you t .1 h is to send for hdmond Pridgen it the little fellow into Edmond's 1 i' i" s.-.t'e keeping. Little Sis is as the dickens and says you need ? ; ct her to nurse either of the 1 t. and. both lawyers," too. ' I . .c, Lncle Richard, you are h- with Cousin Antny Davis. king him think all the time o r g ail you can to have him e Legislature, when iu? reality' 1. favor of that other, baby of ow this don't look right, and Ivise you to toat fair and go n't put any more Epsom salts Antny 's whisky he'll find it of these days, and then; Jie r. ad, so go slow, Uncle Richard, Dut this is not all the bad t has been done, but I have ,e now to. tell you; ' you" : must until I can see old man Oats, may- 0 can t 11 me what kind of a trade 1 . 1 e ret Frank Parrott's name :' thy 1.. u of appointments for Mag r o: in the meantime, JJnde Rich- O 1 ?r 0 SlOW. . - ; , . . : -.";-" not special tax bonds of iove 1 am your af- t t. rr tlrs 5 I in -w, John T. Shockt.ky. .. lw Commltsloners Court. . .. The Commissioners of Onslow county i . t at tlieir regular monthly meeting o n ? r nday the 7th day of August,; 1S82. l'rrent : E W. Ward, Chairman; I. V. llarget N. N. JIcMillan, S Burten, t . v-ieruitt. tir., vJiiuiiiHtiioners.- i L. S. Petteway qualified as school . .mniitteemaji for District No. 3,' Jack . .nville Townshipby N. McMillan, J- V- ' A i"-.-i. Ordered, Tliat Carolina Pearson be allowed the sum of (L25, snpply error n last" quarter for keeping-Sneed1 lerrv. ' '" - ;o . -- Old ered , That D J. Garner Wal lowed to list bis taxes consisting of poll and "3..U0 personal property. ,. V .0. r." Ordered that Moses Harkleg be al 1 wed to list his taxes,. consisting of . 2 en valued at 25.00, 4 hogs valued at i j '" : ' v . 5 i r iejed that Archy T. Parker be al- 1 to lit his taxes for the year . e Commissioners gratefully accepts Tr of the New Berne JoxrEsiu to h i' e proceedings of the Board to 1 .ni -doners of Onslow county gratis r 1 the C lerk of this Board send them ntldy report of the proceedings and : y of this order. X'- ""r; r 1 that L. Q Woodward be al- t t o sum or i.uu for service as - riiiendent of Public Schools.' Oi ered thatj Isaac. Patrick be al- Dry Sprlnss -and Dry ' PleldsGrcat Damage to Crn, Potatoes, '5 .' -yVf and Late Fruit, o , - - " ' (Front the Neur York Sun) r , : Boston, August 13. Scarcely within the recolleetioii of man lias a more serious and widespread drought occurred m the .New Eng land states than that which now prevails, o Reports from every State tell pretty nearly the same .story: JTo rain other I than local showers, low. water in rivers and ponds,' dry wells and,-springs, "-and universal injury to com, potatoes," and late summer and fall fruits.f J From f he St. Croix on the east to Lake Cham plain on , the west, and from; the Canada border to Long Island Sound, there has - been no consid erable rain rej)orted during the past four weeks, except in two or three localities.' The hav cron. f harvest? ed before the dry weather set in, is larger than usual, while wheat' and oats did not suffer seriously.';; In Maine, 'as in other States the acreage of potatoes is -large. . The report comes from ' Lewiston, how-i ever, that the yield will- not-reach half t he a vera ge : crop. There . is still some hope for corn if the rain is not to long delayed ; .The most seriously affected interest iu Maine is the lumber interest, lor the. water is so loWi iu many of the rivers- that ihe mills are stopped. "' Nearly the whole State of. New Hampshire is parched.; The . fields look like-September;, The- astn rage is dead. Potatoes and fruit are almost certain failures. -Water is lov in" the '".rivers, and mills at Maneliester, Keene, and elsewhere will soon . be obliged to stop :: for want of power. ' The effeet 011 the fruit is best' shown by the rejort of the State agricultural statistician, in ".which", apples are put at 33. and peaches at 1Q per . cent, of" average crops-, ry :B,'f-t-tffr-l -.: ' Fro ui Vermon t nearly the same story comes; '"'The crop acreage', is nearly one-third larger than : last year,. and crops started r fairly, but the drought which is now prevaling will materially Jesseri the cora,' po tato, and apple'' cto)S.' ..The. apple crop, which is . usually, worth half a million dollars jvill not. reach half that this season. - A generous Tain fell near liarlington a week age" which has, brightened things some what.". '''.'.. : ; .,'-.-:r,.o ,- .'. Jersey melon is. a deep sea green," stumpy, rotuudj and on the whole ridiculous in appearance;'; whereas the Carolina fruit is nearly a yard long, beautifully elliptical in shape, and set off with longitudinal stripes of yellow, green aud .pink of the most brilliant hue. In the starlight and lamplight j last evening the hummocks of New Jersey v melons looked altogether, mean in contrast with the pyramid formed by their robust and f gorgeous : Southern neighbors.y It r is an "' advantage with watermelons that they are not perishable in .nearly so high a degreey as peaches ' are. Water melons can be kept four or five days if the suyply of watchmen is f sufii cienL! " Without watchmen," how ever, watermelons are evanescent, and can be kept no ? longer than peaches..- .1"' oT-rj :W " c Death of Senator . V";'V'r(AWorofJlr Sn.i '-' Atlanta, y.Aug;10. Senator Benjamin Hill died a few minutes after C o'clock this - morning. For several hours before his death it wa - evident that the 'end was near. ; '..,"' . ' Like a good many other promi nent men in Georgia, he was bit terly opposed to the secession of that State from ' the Union, and voted against it in the convention, but he, with tle, others, followed the State after seccession had been decided npon. - He entered ioliti cal rather than" military life iu the ijonieaeracy Deginmug as a niem- ber of. the Confederate . Provisional Congress, and - was subsequen tly one of the Senators from Georgia while the Confederacy lasted. He was-in prison for a short 'time at Liifayette at the close of the Con f&leritcy, ud then returned lo Georgia to practise law. Although h t once jmn ped into the largest pract ice in Georgi a, the fascina tions of political life were so great tnat he consented to run for llei resehtative - in the Eprty-fouith Congress, and . vms elected, and reelected v.. to theiForty-fifth, and while a member was elected to the Senate and resigned from the House. His term as Senator- would have expired next March. "He. and Senator Brown were rival caniddateC twenty-five years ago" for. Governor, and were always upon opposite 'sides fin Georgia polities up to tlie time of the sec cession of that State, and they were finally brought together when Brown was elected .to the Senate in place of Gen. Gordon, who had resigned.--When they rmet in the Senate their lifelong political dif ferences vseenred " only " to make more strong the attachment which Was . visible- to all. Hill never made a speech to which .Brown was. not an attentive listener, nor did Brown ever speak unless Hill was present, excepting, indeed, when Hill was kept, away bv sickness. Hill was a man of large brain and of rather quick temper. His personal ' encounter with a fellow Senator in the. Confederate Con gress was one of the tragic incidents of that body. He had, however, in his older -years'-been able' to control his 'temper,' and.' had .mellowed greatly. There was no man on the Democratic side . for whom the Republicans-had a higher personal regard, and While he grew day by day seemingly more radical in his Democracy,, and came to be re cognized as one of the leading men in.thevSenate of the so-called Bour bon' faction, ye t'h is personal rela tions with Senators on the IZepub licany sideo were so kindly and pleasant that his bitter invective never,- lelV any" personal sting; He even became pleasantly ac quainted 1 and associated with Mahone, a thing that at the time of thext encounter. on the noor 01 tne Senate in the spring of 1 881 ; would have seemed almost r imiiosible Hill's sudden discovery of the fatal disease, last summer undoubtedly gave hiui for more concern than he ever exhibited. He took his seat in the Senate at the beginning of the session, as Matt Carpenter did a year ago, knowing that he was a doomed man. Yet he betryed no sign of fear or apprehension. His philosophy of ' life seemed to be broad enough to enable him, as it did Carpenter, not only to accept the inevitable without repining but also with such large r show of cheerfulness ar to deceive r his friends, even his familly. J.l ; His death removes one of the most distinguished rand familliar figures? in -Washington life.. He was not a man who hid his talents or his frailties under a bushel, and h is career had a human in terest which attached i. to but few. o$her members of the Senate! With his death there passes raway auotlier and almost the last oi that , extra ordinary roup of men which made the conflicts iu the Forty-fifth and Fort y-sixth Congresses' so notable. A visitor fo" they: Senate chamber now notices, tlie absence of Conk ling. . Blaiue,.Timrmau,: Carpenter, Hamlin," and i Hill allot' whom took a conspicuous part in t base con- troversies, but none a niorebrilliant and influential part than the sharp, emph a tic .. Sen ator - from Georgi a. O f those . leaders ji?rBeek, Hoar and RdniundS'arey now .almost the only Senatprs'-of'; iiotewho ' reinain. Among Senators he was iersonally verj- iojul a iv"a nil the round-Jobiu ictier. of yjupathy.. wiui-Jt tikeys:eut hiitty ami iu which tribute Senator Hoar took the7 i nitiat i ve, ..expressed the sincere feelings of his colleagues. This letter gave. Senator llilf the greatest pleasure, and did much to sustain him in his last illness. New Berne- Advertisements. Iwm lorchT I ODEAJ.KR lit o GENERAL MERCHANDISE CAST HOUSE ACOCMJI0DATI0KS. (li-oail St. New Ileriie. IV. C. dwMnr. W. DA1L BROS., WHO L E 8 A E (7 Jl 0 VERS ; AND- ) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FURNITURE, CARPETING, WINDOW SHADLS, PIANOS AND ORGANS. B. A. II IH IHj "j" " Aprl NKW H d w 1 y v : C. B. HART & CO. CHS PEICB CASH STORE. Noiiboast corner Middic and South Front Fire-! iOiti E H. Winiil(?y and IC. U. .1. . lKAi.iit.-. IN Stoves, House Furnishing Goods, CROCKERY an-' GLASSWARE, 1 .MPS iu great variety. BURNERS, WICK.-!, CHIMNEYS, KEROSENE OIL. Pratt's Astral K0n-E2p.es.ve Cii, Machine and Train Oils. Vare fw irc!irf d tt innniif.'ictiirH Tin and Sheet-Iron "Ware. Special attpnti'.n eive 11 to repairing- Oow sold low and warrantwl lo im as repr(H-iitf-d Airil 14 lv d & w E. H. Windley, DISTILLERS 'AGENT FOII Pure Rye and Ctrn WHISKEY. W 1JS E S AUD 0 1 OAKS J 11 (Jrrat Vhi i t v. 3-. Ginger Ale, Tale Ale, Beer and Porter. FOliEIGN AND DOMESTIC C I 1) K I! o In l$Ii.s. 1-12 Jihls. anl K-ffs. Pure French "13 1 'sanely LARGEST DEAJR IN THE STATE. COMM I SSI ON" M IC ItC II ANT , For tlm Sal? f h II KmkIr P J O I) TJ C E. Corner Souili Proi.i &: Mil.l'. Ajr. 11. 0 m 'NEW P.EHNK. N. C. 1 fc w Farmers light Bower! Welster "W"ag"oxi.si A OAR LOAD OF THE BEST WAGONS For Farm Purposes Now in Use fffl 6I11111 11s n uggies NOBF0LK, " A. Our assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Is the largest in the South, our prices guaranteed as low an auy first-class es tablishment ii this country. Our Warorooms cover over 27,000 square feet. Having led the trade for nearly Twenty Yeair, we can refer to our customers in every town and county in Eastern and Ceutral North Carolina. Catalogues fnrnished upon application. ... 0 THE CELEBRATE D , . 1 1 i I'cn: OUR PIANO DEPARTMENT Is tiiost complete. We cany iu stock t!-ie following celebrated instruments : Chicl'ering rfr Sons, Stcinicay & Sons, Henry F. Miller, and Emerson Piano-Company. - We sell at lowest Factor' prices, and guarantee every piano for five years. We aie Agents for the STERLING ORGAN the haudsoniest case, the purest tone, the most durable, the lowest priced organ in tlie world. IW SEND FOR CATALOGUES AND PRICES aunl7-vGm S. A. STEVENS & CO . Norfolk, Va. C. E. EOT & co. Brick Block, Middle Street, New Berne, N. C. WHOLESALE GROOEES AND COTTON FACT0ES All Goods in our line sold at the very lowest cash prices, l'roml and strict at- U ntion paid to all orders entrusted to our care. O FERTILIZER FOR THE FALL CHOI'S. 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