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NEW BERNE, N. a, AVEDNESt)AY; APRIL 26;: 1882.,.
NO. 21.
f
L'OaVLNWYS.'
, ilvri-n- f
.-Strawberries Hell at t went y-tive cents
"per Quart.-,, '. " i '-. t. i , - i '
. The Guldbriiiga pnso is tirst on docket,
: in Cou?t feowlayj f r "'
3 The'keaner 'Kieir fimip eanied out
"evenT Surtles yflerilaY." "
f i I If, ..&' .f, ! .
Eggs retailed from the inarkel stands
at 12 rents jierd6i'eimy'.wterday. j
I
:r The 3r It7; is, still on 'the ways,
. rw(viK littii tiiii3ihd-i'-coat of
paint. ' ' , j '
. ' We have an Irish potato, raised by
Mr;"rteeri(anv Ermif 'of ''this 'county.
,VM-..-.l ; -H.--- I
about as large an a walnut. . :
Garden peas have dropped to ?f2..0 per
" box in New Yorli. 1.7. is paid ' here.
Couct rrocc-fdiiis. j f j - , . .
.' The Court got fairlv to1 work; on Tues
day morning and succeeded in clearing
off a lew old cases. " "" ' '
jiiWv case "prC S, PaisoiiB Sons and
others vs. Little & Co. in bankruptcy
thevs w.is a verdict against defendants.
Bryant Outlaw, indicted for selling to
bacco without lj.'enco,. plead guilty and
was let off on payment of costs. t
The case of D. "S. ys, Eli Sanders was
the hardest fought; of any during the
day. Mr. F'. M. Simmons appearing for
defendant' -who' was indicted for illicit
distilling in Carteret.- "VVe did. not hear
r Mr. fflininon' sp'oerh, but hear it highly
romplimented by . some members of the
tendent of Public- instruction. . Mr. J.
is a graduate of Chapel Hill, and has
liad some experience in teaching.
Trucking was not engaged in exten
sively around here tins year, but those
engaged here have been shipping peas
for a week or more. The first shipments
were very small; it Required two truck
ers to fill a box.
j The Bridge Committee, who met n
week ago, separated without coming to
I any .agreement. Abridge is needed for
the convenience of the citizens in the
upper part of the county, but if it can-,!
not be located so as to be of some actual
benefit it is useless to build one."'.'"'"
months paid over 100 per cent, on the North Carolina in talents, honor, ca-
investment, are tolerably good assurance; pnbllity.. and length of service men i
of the soundness of the company and ; who will worthily represent , a--.great 1
the richness of the mine.' It is note- stale, in the Halls of Congress, and from j
worthy that all of the stock thus far 8lu.h nien we tllillk tllift no,uhiee should
subscrmea ror is ny inemuer? t.ue,bei-liKeu.--rtn;it Free Law,
jewelry trade and by the. original ,
owners of the mine, "except a subscrip-1
tion made by one of the business houses
of Statesville. j , t i,, '
COMMERCIAL.
STATE NEWS.
buy Ho ever the .jury paid,! better j 1 Messrs. Biazell, who have, engaged
coinpruiieiit ; iii reluriiiiig a verdict of ' or intend to engage in the brick-making
"not guilty. " Af i'l
The case of TJf S. vs. "Kd ward Taylor
f iiiift(ti iop!llliit;4ikilieyea.wath
ast. tried, and, the defendant first ap-
. 'Mr. Win. Sultan says he sold thirty Jpeaied without counsel, but after, the
suits of spring clothing i.u.itw'o days last iase as ow-iied 'vailed m- Mr.-L. S J.
week.: 'X'nrefty "go6d Vim even for that
. prefty go6n
firm. 4 , , :
..ft ::i !
MiMre, U looked like a desperate case
Forty-one bales of cotton sold on Mon-
iliiv. .TliirtT-ninoof these were sold bv
-;E M. F0scetf Esq.V of Jones counfv. at ! H'
:ifta! itivniivh. 'l.f i ll i'-.i I . -' :!. .1 K""-
,1 Wit" ,
The jfewfej-feejiteam tug which as
"stbledljie QuUhring(t:i oEjlhe. sand at
Moreliead,' is lying at? anchor near the
steajerM4ia.5Fs..'jrft'.fr W'iTvt-
apfiu .df fendaut butLby sh?er good
. luck as much as by Counsel's efforts.
which iufiecd Ave hotfi well timed and
there was a verdict
The General Conference of the M. E.
VCnmrch-ofitYi "cbneiies "jit1 KasWille
We notice aiitotigthe True Bills found
are too against David Morton of Pamlico
ior stnaHng post'ifee ' stainp.4 and other
articles from the office at Grantsboro;
wo bills againt dames HffHatqherjhe
next Wednesday. Dr.
this city, williattend' ':
colored Goldshorn post office embezzler
and a.bill each against George Collins,
Burkhead. of- J",u f Vwr anu fsa vvauer 01 uen-
i!iF f iljlcit distilling, ( .
business neaii this placrev purchased a
self-prOpMling erigiii' from W. F. Kor-
negay & Co. , of Goldsboro. The engine
was brought down by road, but when
near the place of destination "stuck in
the .ihuJ,'''' where remained '"some
days, A crowd went out last week to
extricate it. with what success I have
not learned. ' ' 1
1 t'-i $
Isaac Wooten (col., and ex-J, P. in
of not the good 'i) old days wheri J: P.'s were
elected by the popula'vote)";' committed
to jail for stealing flour from the Joy-
ner mill some time ago, arid afterwards
bailed, has been taken with a leaving.
Isaac took with him his two sons who-i
were- taken, in the same, warrant, but
discharged for want of evidence. The
approach of court, po doubt, affected
Isaac's honor and caused him to leave.
I n notu'ingt the. depart nrM ; rbm dock
of the' 'Treat and Contentnea for the last
month, we could not fail to notice the
immense amount of fertilizers shipped
tUeU- C jf (ft fiqoi ii'K Ann
lias worked up an immense trade along
, . both Neuso and Trent Iiivers.,nnd nspe
cially.in standard fertilizers. .
Tlif.reeubarfccrN,
(aSton Mi liE,' l?.treet proprietor.
: C. M. Willeto, Baltimore; J. W.Long,
fiorfolk, at W. II. CapellWeldonr N.
b.; 'j' A'.lliggs, Baltimore; KV. t!' Hay
deu. Norfolk; II. C. Spencer, Baltimore;
J. T. Welds, Hamilton N. C.;H. Brown,
HainiUoti N. C f Ef L, Moore, Sparta?
i bob es' County items .
SKW BKBME ITf ARKKT. f
C(VrroN. Middling ! 1H; LoW Slid
dling jl: Ciond Ordinary 10; Ordinary 8.
Sales of 7 bales at from (Hal lie j
Ttrpentink. Yellow dip f3.00,
?5crape ?2.00, Sales at quotations.'
Tab Jgl.50 to f 1.75. , , ' 1 '
Rick. $1.10 to ifl.CO. Nothingdoing.
; Corn 97c. iu sacks; 94c. in bulk.
1 Very little in market. 1
Country Produok. Bacon hams
1 12, shoulders 8,-id410; - Lard -13:
Mealunlxdted jPLOrij bolted, fl.10;
Fresh pork 9c.1 nntl'
;loaiii'U from our. KxcUauieen.
Last month an emerald from this mine ! Gn, nM)0Kllflk, We henrso;uft
was sold to a Philadelphia mineral col-1 i-t hem capitalists are in the -lty
lector for 800. Statexrille Liwilmntk:- ' prospecting Ii.r suitable locations for
-! i building cotton factories. We have
TlioAmbltloli o. a Poor Boy. ! -j ll0Mj ,lnabu. .h, aet an interview.
We have already published some ex-; iIr. j, (;. j)iX()n, jjr. Brooks the
J a it A it. a; .1 .1.' 1 At, . i r . i . i
irurisinixn ie nitnii univf rwu ut iw j uivtMuur ui iut ear i'oupnr, are now in Fresh pirk 9i' 'ana "10c. Beef
Hon. Edwin G.eade, at the laying of , W ashiugtun, workmg np the. interests : staU fed 8 on foot M 6
the corner stone of the new building at , " elu that an at-1 r,,-' M. vjL .
i.i i , A i - lonicv. reprcseiiiius lessrs. v, i.L J 1
the Orphan Asyuni,. . ,. ; ; ,,,..,....., - v " MovehPH,l of 10al2c, green r.ic. Beeswax 20e. Cliick-
We now give- another extract which j i)UV.an, i.aa m.ult)niiied them. We ens m fi?c. ir niu it dodder 1.40 ner
i : :.i a k:..
reieis hi an iuuiiiwimi iiwun u iiih. ,()lie t leir Iliac 11110 mnv nrovpa siieeess. , fat
, Said Mr. Reader , ; j , . - Jtenufnrr' Tulevhmei'am: -Rfe. "
"Twenty miles West of iKiion a large phon Turner is repairing arid liaintin' i Riwrii d Kxprwsiy for Nw nprw journal, f -i
rock, on the side of a mountain, somei the plensine boat Ida, in anticipation of"
:7.'
a good suinmers's, work.
-Mr. Al-
DOIHKSTK MARKETS.
fifty years ago, two poor boys were cast
ing the probabilities ot their future (v(,( jr. (. liadwick, of Straits Township ! Baltimore. April 25.-Flour unchanged
Uvea, ; which seemed gloomy enough, j illfomi.s m t,.v, in 1,U .opinion. n0retd quiet; Howard st. a.nd western
wnen one 01 uiem sprang up ana , wi. ,M. 1)lnutH, by fnum' in th superttne 3.75; extra TOiO.25; fanv
fioncneu. ma .nauuti, anu. ewnuiew wi , ,, r t, . . . ,iy ?B..wa7..ru; City Mills - supertlne
rock, and said: -'There is apeg in the o n ' $3.50a4.75; do. extra ?5.00a7.80: Rice
Senate of tlie United States for me to!"" ' 1 71Y..; V , lnc ! brands S7.35a7.r0. Wheat - southern
hang my hat on, arid I mean todo it." " V" s" n-, ow mg ; 8teatrv and firm: western firmer;
Some thirty years thereafter, when iie'i" "". ,"; l " wie se- southern red HH.40al.45: amber
who was that bov entered the Senate of
the Confederate ,, .States as a member
thereof, the first thing that he saw was
a large hat-rack with pegs iu it. 4 And
he hvfng his hat on : it, and instantly the
incident on the mountain rosk flashed
across his memory. : And if he were on
the mountain rock to-day it would speak
to him as plainly as he speaks to you.1.'
Granrille Free Ldnce. ,
a r.o
vera hail storm of last Spring. l,nt thinks !at.5r,. o. 2 western winter red spot
that peaches -will be plenty. The $1.42al.43i; Corn - southern easier
weather has been very favorable so far and dull; western strong; southern
for plowing and planting. . :92c.; do; yellow .86k. , ,
'anMtboro Meenengeri Mr. II p'l; Baltimork, April 25! Night. Oats'
Doi tch. on Saturday last sold a line (lietand lower: southern 55a58c.', weet
English setter Tor (250.0t to a "et.tle- if? Uto Wcinixed 34a53c.; Penn
man North, also a puppy for 850. - l'JT
ev. Israel - Ilartluig. ot Kinston. wi 1 D..n. ..i,. KXu :.i
V.
, j Maj.rH. L. Grant, Goldsboro ;G. T. Wal
UoVaiuUViii. livd cpu'ntyl Miss A. L.
JSejit, baturaay, tne twn, is vne nay rtroomeiv Ilvde -co.; J. W. Crowell,
C--ft (h hreerfjferakSniIatse 1,. j. L. Brvan, Stonewall:
, crowd, from Pitt and the surrounding 1 HenrvKoke. Baltimore: C, F. Dwinele
l'--14 ..A'i:"i '- i 1 .,u.1 U -. .....
counues are expecieu luucm nueuu- , 0-v oi k. k . - -
iJl ance? Messrs. Harper and Winston, ;
representing the Greenback element
both of the State and Nation, are en-
titled Jo te8pafcfullh1earhig whether
one agrees with their theories or not
4;V M
i Kinston items.,
The nomination for Mayor and Town
mjnei m' bfffo Mon3ay
; night with the following result: For
MayojvWV F. -ptanlyj Cp'mmiHsjpiiers,
In looking over the Grand Jury of the I F: Cox. Drt)kthigeii: S.-' If. Abbott
Federal Court, now iu session here, weid J. f$. Jtvcksou. , j t,.., j,j ,.,
see onitth'enameof rjj;.,. Arendell,'jV The "new MayoAfor.'lU nomination
and yet the foreman's place is given to is equivalent to an election filled the
anotlier .bmhj. t ,Thjt. eutrary to tlte 1 0JMce two, years ago, and, although a
usual order of events in this Court, andididlsle for Venbmiuation last year,
..is perhaps to be amounted for from the j wiW. beaten after a sharp truggle by
iact-thatthere'lR a-Trevrtleal aTTWoiind tlie present, iue.nnilient. ,.,.Mr. Stanly is a
TWPi'lMPe' ft' ftvri'.' fan,wn'a man of untiring energy and of consider.
newVoreman. (i'iiblo tinibitionvand he 'who expects tc
The Afew Be Wi carried out on Tuesl
day' 1696 packages of peas, and, 23 1, of '
CHhbae-es. tnrftins. fish ami esri's.
, 0 . i inff vear,
DWiDominipp jLinef ve i find that he I
thinks it probable that the Sunday '
(.teamer will be withdrawn as he thinks
the 'trackers we iA ' Wi ' the benefits
for which this third trip was intended,
ineIyj-ishB j(y'fqrrijr flifj truck
.ers'sothat they may get everything
' ready for "'Eriday's boat when the
J ;NeB9rn's(l 4j'aXlJ?-ijM.
v'-j-, )v;i- "-"
to
"sit down on him" in political matters
must ever be on the alert aiid sleep with
one eye open., W predict a wise and
.successful administration for tlie ensu-
Miiytr T!oit3 ' H i
JamesNtshj c oloreil, was .ftvftiigpei
Of tlie Commissioners hot one is a
politician, but all are solid business men
and represent the best element of Kin
ston society., Mr. Cox knows how to
!lset 'em up'' if he wanted to, as a his
tory of the political times from"' 1868 to
1872 would prove, but he has long since
retired from active politics and interests
himself only where sonte public good
may be gained.
s D.. ; Oettinger ; and Sv IL; .Abbott are
among the leading Kinston merchants,
and tand high with all. Mr. Abbott is
literally1 a self-made man,3iaving carved
Mr. A. C. Gooding, one of the prac
tical, and of course, successful farmers
of Cypress Creek, brought several bags
of cotton to , Trenton last week. Mr.
Jacob Scott, one of the distinguished
citizens of Jones county, is quite sick at
his residence near this place.
Items very scarce. But few people in
town last week. Tlie monotony
is occasionally, relieved by some one
from this and other, counties passing
through the place on their way to Dr
Haskius seeking relief and information
for and concerning their various, nil
ments and misfortunes.
We are to have a big basket pic-nic
four miles below here on the river Wed
nesday, May 3rd.'- The Trent' River
TransportatioQ Company has kindly of
fered one of its steamers to transport
the participants from the wharf at this
place to the pic-nic grounds. A very
enjoyable time is anticipated. All are
invited to attend.
I notice the farmers on Chinquapin
have planted more small grain than in
any section of the county, I have been
informed that Messrs. J. W. McGowan
and Jeff Perrjr have about seventy-five
acres each in wheat and oats, also-1 Dr.
Whitaker, Mr. W. F Foy and others in
that neighborhood have a considerable
amount. There is no section of Jones
that will not profitably grow small
grain, and in fact almost every other
crop raised in Eastern North Carolina
and I am very 'glad to know that the
spirit of diversifying is being more
developed every year.
Our capitalists are evidently waking
up to the importance of manufacturing
(1). X.) preach i Snow Hill on Sunday,
the 30th in!. , ',oino tll(1 Sunday iu
tlie month. Strawberries were sell-
C.ifi,,..!.,,. n. Ore i
en erpr.Be: Several 0 our citizenn on j Tjio m n Sf.(is011 wiu in .
Saturday last organized themselves mtoiefst jn (,0 rouvftp of another week.
a joint stock company; with a cash cap-! The approaching entertainment at the
ital of 00,000, for the purpose of estab-1 Opera House hj the pupils of the Gra
lishingan extensive i-otton seed oil mill '. "led School is exciting an unusual degree
tn HnMalvirrt: ' Tl.i m1omnn who have, " HUereresi III lue (pilimiinil V. We
' f, v..
taken hold of this enterprise possess the
means and business abilities to make it
profitable and successful. They have
already secured the services of an expe-
ot miPivresi. 111 the
doubt, not one of the largest audiences
ever assembled in the Opera House will
witness the entertainment.
fitafifiriUe ' Landmark: During
two days of last week one firm in States-
rienced superintendent who is now. villc sold '20,000 worth of goods at
here, and it will not be long before tlie 1 wnoiesaie. 1 nere seems to ue eon-
mills will be in operation. Besides the 1 W T ? ?f? UlC
.. . , ; ,, f i horses and cattle. Our Amity Hil enr
oll nulls they contemplate the manufac- ri,slunl(1(11, . raeHtion8 Hkkn amonr
ture of fertilizers. . We wish them an tho cnttu. , ylis nf.islihorlioo(l. . Mr.
abundance of success.. Oil mills yield Arthur Kamsav, ol Davidson township.
fine profits elsewhere, and we Hee no j lost a tilly about two weeks ago from
reason why this should hot be the case 1 furious and thitherto unseen symptoms;
here. We wHrgive tfio nainesof tH6 A- CVS,W "f S,loh, Jmd a
. . . mule to die, last week, of a terrible
incorporators and. olhcern 111 our next j ,. f. tlistt.n,1)PI. e0Iliniit.,.tftfi .;,,
before ths vuut. ;esterdav morniiic'
charged withelliiig'siioi'led fish. J 0,,t il" honorable name and a respectable
Matilda Spencer swore that she bought fortu,,e "f ulose. of tho war' Mr'
a bunch of fiali from Jiiiijast'' Saturday j
! X'i. 1 ..lil 1. T -
v.ii10" thai, in a ul.ort iima lm found lmv WUKU l"' nuu' "Hiiougil a oew,
they.Vere?Hi)oiled,that ' she 'took tlierf toe..Hto
back to Jim wul asked forher nvonev; ?lh,?llTv ;11 m-iw,ne.;can
Jim rfoked fun at' fier'aiul toldt.er'to go1 hi "boSB
nW-rnb'aa he had monev ! ers who habltaally ,tTew in making
plenty t-
Mr.l!SmX-& introduced bv j . . " 111 llftli n!- yacivson, is
the defendant and his evidence showed 1 8 UV3 self ed.ctod 1and 8cl-nde'
I ami is knowniar ami wide ns a safe and
that tHphrepit3
that Matilda' was no 'judge at all of the
finnv,WBe:rTa',o5nssi:',
ndji'nu-nedv '!:lz'':'
l ulled Stale Court.
i lienoir- county, la
f ,,ioiin
upright counsellor. Every one knows
j that 'Brother JaqlssonJ' will dqi his duty
I atall (imesraliu U all pUoei. '- :
The only trouble about the Comniis
ioifere iithat the-Board alnibst too
jretty;weU. i-erire-!. respectable." These good,5 solid" busi-
eanfa.1 in rlia1 Ih'tafv.vF 'frnnit nAttr libinrr ness men sometimes, are a, little slack
held here? It'will be remeinbered' that about attending to public dutieB, and if
'W. Joiiii.JB slips up only a little it will
indicted f foj mwh8liinipvi lover iM Whard to'raise up' grumbling against
the" '"Tuckahol' boiintr'y' ielond Kin- tuem- A little wholesome grumbling
, ston.-and, to:make hia own. case easier,'! often uoesgood. ' '. v ,f
." U. ': .7.'.. ' ' i ' i, .J 1 " iltiUM
,. i; ,;iurue(j Diaig 8evioeu.oe,-.' anu impu-,
'In
oated some j. t.wenty ,'pr ,, thirty , pff. bis
neighbors; .;'.S;)nie of the cases are set
I L Grange !ttems
"1 1
for tr?af this week, hence so lnvtre a l' Kt8 l olo N&JUght daatur-
.,.f rowOoru, Leokha:atteuaance i dff " glW ftV?
either as. defendants,? ..witnesses M'e ?o JLV
..jiote1 among othertj ihel fullowiAg "who U The weather Vis. iinfavofablei" lleaty
are here as witnesses Messrs. Henry aQl K"in Saturday andt Saturday
Cunningham' Nathan' llilf, James Her-j night. .Thp.fiuit is BOt'dama'geiimHer
I .j jing, J. p. Sutton,,Simpson Harper, DjCif 'tf JtiBjtim. ,r,'..'' -.
'Vi!!ininst F., l. ,H:vrk.ins, Wr,A-.Croom, j Mr. J. Y, , Joyner, one of the principals
i'Lemcm Smithv Albert -Millen'Z.iRhodes of the La prunge ..Academy, is acandi-
and C, : TavN. ..' l-l . 1 w,nfi-. , date for the office of County Superin-
The Kmrrald and Hlddenlte Kfliiiue
is ?. -i . . C'ompnny. I . .. j i
. Tho Hidden mine in Alexander coun
ty has been sold by the original proprie
tors, Messrs. Hidden, , Roberts and Yer
rington, for ?30,060, and the company
purchasing it has been chartered and
incorporated, with the name above,
under the laws,, of,, the State pfj Ne
York, with a capital of $200,000, divided
into 2,000 shares of the par value of
1$QQ each. , Jhe 'bfnee Of . the company
is 192, Broadway, New York. Mr. J. D
Yerrington is President, Mr. R. H
Roberts Secretary and Treasurer, and
Mr. W. E. Hidden Superintendent and
Manager at the mine. The company
has a board of seven trustees and an
executive committee of three members
Thepriginal pwners invested the entire
amount hey had received' for the mine
in its stock, purchasing 1,200 shares at
5 pef .sharia.. At .this date over 1,600
shares of the total S.UOU have been sold
and the remaining shares are offered at
$25 in lots to kult purchasers.
The above facts were gathered from
Mr. Hidden who,, after spending the
winter in New Ybrk, passed through
Statesville last week, returning to the
mine, wijere operations nave aireaay
been resumed upon a larger scale than
iver.i Twenty handslare now at work
and the number will be increased as tlie
season advances During tlie year there
will be expended at the mine many
thousands of dollars and as this money
will, for the most part, come into the
hands: tof ou t merchants it; is thought
that they feel sufficient interest in the
enterprise to induca then! to' subscribe
for a few shares of, the company. Tlie
t - I J 1 . -, r j 1
fact that the original owners have re
invested in their own scheme, and the
issue. (loUhboro Mesxenger.
The surviving members and officers
of .Company, E, 2Ah Regiment, N. C.
Troops, "Lone Star Boys," will have a
reunion at Smithfield on tho Academy
green (where they organized twenty
one years ago) , on the 31st day of May,
1882. : All the members arc especially
invited to attend, i Their friends will be .
expected and all are cordially invited.
Good speakers will be on hand, and
Gen. Robt. Ransom, our old and tried
general, will be expected to meet us.
The old members are requested to meet
the evening previous to arrange a pro
gramme for the following day. Come
one, come all, and let's have a jolly
time, and let the old 'county know that
we are not all dead yet, and if need be
can fight more. Goldsboro Messenger,
Tlie Member at Large-Claims
of tlie Second iDisli ict.,
Without any ilispavagcmcnl to the
claims of the West and Centre, we are
frank' to admit: that this Congressman'
at large should come Irmh1 thb ' Second
District.
The .great counties; 'conyposhig that
diatriej, jl'or years have been Mifi'crjng all
the evils of negro rule. The Democra
cy of that District have loia lon .num
ber of years been battling bravely for
further fact that the mine has for 18
what Sharpe thinks may have been
pink-eye.; and last Sunday night Mr. D.
F. Jenkins, of this place, lost a horse.
What with thievery and disease stock
owners are having n rough time of it
this season.
II it. L'tvicw: Mrs. Smith, the
Mormon emissarry, who lectured here
on Monday night last on "Injuns," got
"busted" and lett several little unpaid
bills behind her. A large and very
handsome saw mill is being built at
Black Creek, on the W. & W. It. R.,
Cor Messrs. J. W., 11. J. & It. R. Tay
lor, with the latter gentleman as man
ager. The mill will have a capacity of
30,000 feet per day. In addition to the
saw mill will be a planing mill and grist
mill. A railroad of about ten miles and
a half in length, running through a fine
original forest. h?.s beeu surveyed.
Three miles and : half of the road have
been graded and the ties were laid on
Friday? , The rails will be placed in po
sition as fast as the ties are laid. ' A
I handsome new engine, the E. J. Tay-
I lor," has been purchased and will be
I 1.. i., 1 ... 4 1
rciiu.v 10 or. juit 011 iui; iuu;iv us soon as
the rails are laid. We wish the gentle
men all success iu their enterprise.
Morning Star: Mr. J. W.Barnes,
the truck gardener, shipped three bar
rels of cauliflower to New . York last
week, which was the first shipment of
this article ever made irorn this section,
so far as is known. It is used for
pickling purposes. Steamboatmen re
port that the -remains of a drowned
man have been noticed for nearly . two
1 Bulk meats clear rib sides packed
Bjailic. Kacon shoulders twe; clear
rib sides 124c.;- hams 12Jc. Coffee quiet;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 8ja9ic.
Sugar quiet: A soft iOc. Whisky firm
att.224al.23. ; , w , I
New York, April 25, Cotton Net
receipts 240 bales; gross 3,889 bales.
Futures closed steady; sales 117,000
bales. April 12 18al2 19: May 12 18a
12 19: June 12 33: July 12 46al2 47;
August 12 61a12 62: September 12 21;
October 11 59aU 01; November 11 40a
11 41; December 11 41all 42; January .
11 .Wall '54. ' '
New York, April 25. Cotton quiet;
sales 234 bales, Uplands 12ic.; Or
leans 12Jc. Consolidated net receipts
5,649; exports to Great Britain 8,123;
to France 3,636. , .
Coffee very dull.' prices somewhat
nominal and unchanged. . Sugar dull
and nominal; fair to good refining 74a
73c. ; refined easier and quiet. Molasses '
quiet and steady Rice firm and demand
fair. Rosin firm at $2.47.524. Tur
pentine higher and; strong at 56c. J"WooI
dull and declining: domestic fleece 33a
48c; Texas 14a29cJ -Pork fairly .active
at $17.37ial7.50; old 18.2oal8.40; new
prime at $18; middles dull and prices
nominal, as last Quoted. Lard opened
5c. higher, strong, but afterwards lost
advance and fell on 74al0c., closing
heavy and unsettled' at $11.40; May
$11.274all.40; refined quoted at$ll.40.
Chicago, April 25. Corn buoyant
and unsettled, closing at 72c. .for cash
and April; 72-a724c. for May. Pork
fairly active and a shade higher and ir
regular at $18 for cash, April and May.
Wilmington, April 25. Spirits of tur
pentine firm at 51c. Rosin steady;
strained $1.85; good strained, $1.90.
Tar firm at $2.00. Crude turpentine
steady at ' $2.00 for hard; $8,50 for
yellow dip, and $3.50 for virgin new.
Corn, unchanged; .prime .bjte $1.01;
mixed 92c.'- 1 .' s ' '
. Cotton Market.
April 25.-rGalveston, lit; . Norfolk
lit ; Baltimore, 111 ; Boston, 12 ;
Wilmington, It 5-16; Philadelphia, 11 f;
Savannah,- 111? New Orleans, lH;!Mo
bile, 114; Memphis, 111; Augusta, ill;
Charleston, ili. (
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it m i.-i.,U' .. .:!.' ...... ..i . ( inoiiiiiis imnt .l""!1 , awuaiusou,
u.e mum, -1 about nine mis 4ip the Cape Fear riv-
l'1' V
, , FOREIGN ?IARKETS.
JiLivERPOOL, April 25 Noon. Cotton
in fair demand and. freely met at pre- -
vious pricesr uplands 6 11-16; Orleans-
64; sales I2,uuu bales; speculation ana
export 2,000; receipts 4,600; American
2.900. " 4 - : i " ' - " ' ! '
Milliiierv.
their services, and none of the
benefits which have followed the efi'orts
of theparty in othei,seeliots.
Tey have ever been true to party al
legiance and "party ' discipline in' the
faceofodds-wldcU: would Jjave, seemed
overwhelming to men of less truer steel.
Election lifter electioif "thVf httve'nligied
their ranks with; the steadiness of ve
terans and marched to the fight with
theure kijftwltdgetaijinghem in . the
face that twf wcrc'fn reap tione of ''the
fruits of victory whudi 1, to Jhe share
of their more fortunate brethren in oth
er se'cfWnVVif the Statin' - .- ..
Overrun by enormpiis negro .major
ities'r with'noiiope of c-lerttagrcTPirtheir
emmfy cersiW j)ftver: and im-1
der all tltsaavanfage'S Kept tip tluir par
ty organization, and never l.ave they
proVeii false tohiity!ohlia'tlous.
ETiii;Se Jonputinyed, eacrilires and,
I pn tnotUj .flprt8 einan jSouk;. recogni
tion n.ttha lands.qthe Democratic
party, uow that it is within ;tho power
of the " party to , niiike f-udh recogni
tion. ,.i -; - -' ;'
'Mie Secohfl 'District e'anl boast within
its limits Democrats the peer of any in I hand.
ev, uud supposed to be on Brunswick
county territory. The legs are hang
ing over a log, with the head down, and
decomposition has so far progressed,
coupled with the ravages' of ' birds of
preyy that ili' would ' e impossible ; to
lorm any idea as to whether -tlie1 bold
is. that of a white or colored man. .-?-From,
present, indications, fruit will be
uuusually abundah t 1 in this immediate
section. r Tho ., receipts of cotton
during the week ending yesterday" footed
up 839 bales,- as against' 218"; bales for
tlie,cOiTcspontliug week last yeai'. :
Cnpt. Perry's SmithvilltC hmtSro is- to be
know n-a Ul!'"H Mr. JJnuisVick, " in
.'honor-of o6r slslcr county, and it is sug
gested that 'Brunsw Wk-SUwiLhe made .
a promiuent featrrr(v- of thewiing'day
11 or .fare. i l-
.S '..'' i WAS
New SpmgMUlEefe
r HAVE AltBIVED, ,
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And are now tpen 'for inspection1 and
-.1 1 ' i,) j'';?!,'-!..-1 arO'tni-'i ,'!;, (.;.;
CHEAPER THAN EVER.!
f!,She is still, able to attend to Cus
tom work; " '""A "' April 18-lm
AI.EX MILLER;
CITY ITEMS.
1. "
WHOLESALE & RETAILv
GROCER,
"Tnis column, next td local uew, to be ased
fur Local Advertising. ,i v
1
We will sell at public auction to-day
in front of. our Sales Roouri qnj South"
Front street, next door, to' tne Gaston
House at 12 o'clock, 25 bales of hay. ',
It ' Watson & Street.
The-Journal office is now prepared
to do Job Work, A,f,ulls,upply of Blank
Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, Lien Bonds
and Magistrate s Blanks . always on
i 1 ! ; wMwwHw.' miii lit
Constantly receivings full - lineu.r-u
j Choice Grrotee'riies'
Aili if.?.-', i-::?"..! '',fV i'v-i if.. ..';'-.--
... , ana-; ....
FARMERS'.
1 -4tMrm t
which jwe ojTer Jlovjr. -any ;hoij?e in
the uity, and warrant, all goods as rrp
ett.telijiKi.. I' fcmt?t.-Jiii; - :
a Call and r examine v onostockuiand
prl(e stables fumisl4 ftet.to all tmr
Goods Adivcnm five to any
thaWtV:- vo. .!(. .-.-(?
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