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Mo communi cation moat expect to be published that contains objectionable penonalltiee ; withholds the nans !, the tithe ' of tht will make more haon r Kiiuaieof thiseaper1 ' ' - ' THE JOUKNAL. NEW BERNE, N. C. JAN. 13. 1883. Entered at the Post otflce at New lierne, N C t . j as second-class aiatter. . CONTRAST, . Governor Jarvis desires to give r.awrij the State's interest in the At lantic Railroad to some corporation , that; wjll build a road from Golds nboro to Salisbury, and Mr. Over man has introduced in the Legisla . tare the following bill for that pur pose: - ' - " A bill io be entitled An Act to aid i and provide for the completion of the Railroad of the Midland North Carolina Railroad Compa ny and for other purposes. . ' Whereas, The State of North CaroUna is the owner of stock in ,t 3 4Qaotii) and "North Carolina Railroad to the amount of one mil lion two hundred and sixty-six , thousand dollars, which is worth to day less than ten cents in the dol lar;, and i whereas, there is a lien upon Ijhe. said Stock to the amount of two hundred and forty-eight 1 thousand dqllarsy with the accrued interest since August, A. D. 1868, rendering said stock of no practical valtn) to the State now, therefore, ilhe . General Assembly of North ' Carolina do enact: I SslbiriON I. Tthat the governor, the treasurer, and the attorney gen eral are hereby costitnted a com .;mlsspn,;,vested 4 with complete power to contract for the sale of, land to coavey as herein provide, -the Staters stock and interest jri the '.'Atlantic and North Carolina Rail ;toad Cjf)inpay.;;.,b.t,;',i;' ,;. . .; -&KC2 Th&ts he Said; eoinmis Hiouera may so constract for the sale of the said stock ami interest to the said the Midland North Caro lina Railroad Company, or to any natural person or persons, who shall agree ;aad bind themselves to com plete the said Railroad of the said Midland North Carolina Railroad Company,accordingly as is provided in the; charter of the said last named railroad company, from the town of Goldsboro, in the county of TVayiie, to the to n of Salisbury, in the county of Rowan, by or before : ' the first day of January. A. D. 1886; Profiidpd.evertheless, jtlie said com missioners shall not contract to pass the title to said stock and interest ,ia the said the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Company until tLfi said.. Midland !Korth , Carolina lallicrJ shr.li be bo completed . to U saii iowi li Salisbury., . V Sec. 3. This act shall be in force from and after j its ratification. . , We think it wise policy for the State to sell all its railroad interest as soon as' possible, but in so doing she should' protect private stock. Sbrth Carolina can't afford to de lude' a number of her private citi- jseh' into subscribing to stock in a railroad, and then pat the road nnto theanda of a merciless corporation that; will so manage the road that the said 'private stock will become worthless. It would be acting in ''badVaithJ':v;;',;:';r.;::,(i:';' ..; Twp, years ago the State parted with its interest in t the Western North Carolina Railroad nnder cir cumstances, somewhat similar to those now; jnentioneq concerning the Atlantic Road. A road was wanted through Western Carolina, and the State did not feel able to build it. A contract was made to get it finished but the road already built was not given away, but $550, C"5 in bonds was to be paid the State. Then , there was a large f - Qunt of private stock held just ci n the Atlantic Road. Was any rro vision made for it! Read the following claii8d in the Lease to Mr, ' "That the upon execution and de livery of said contract by said T""t:c3, they shall recognize the r ' cr"pauy as a new corporation I y t' e name of the Western North (Jr.n .ina Kaiiroau company upon . 1 SC.. f a .; i'...!.--.. k cf Jlioa of dollars, which shall Is zrlclered and deemed prefen 1 &iocV; ar. J they should be set asiJa asd ieserved of said stock, for the benefit of the private stockholders of the Western North , Carolina Railroad Company as the 6ame may exist at the date of the ratification of this act, the sum of two hundred and twelve thousand five hnuared dollars (1212,500), which stock, shall be divided pro rata between said private stockholders, according to the number of shares of the stock of the said last mentioned company respectively held by them.'' Now werespectfuly ask the Gen eral Assembly why not put just such a clause in the bill introduced by Mr. Overman! The private stock holders of the Atlantic Road hold over a half million dollars of stock, an$ surely the Legislature has no. preidice against them because they are Eastern men. A North Caro lina Legislature can't afford to make this great discrimination, even though the bill is introduced at the suggestion of the , Governor, LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. (OoniteiiKPtl from News-Observer.) . ; SENATE. ; EIGHTH DAY. j . '' . PETITONS. ' I Mr. Wliitford, petition of citizens of Craven county, in regard td the waste of timber in that comity dur ing the war. Mr. Wliitford, bill lor tne renei oi the farmers of Craven county. Re red to committee on agricnlturel. Mr. McLean, bill to restore tees to attorneys at law iu civil cases. Re ferred to judiciary committee. Mr. Lyon, bill m regard to lanus belonging to the board of educai tion in Bladeu county, interred to committee on education. Bv the same, bill to jirescribe the fees of clerks of the Superior Court for probating and ofRegisr ter of Deeds for recording chattel mortgages. Mr. Clarke, a resolution request ing the Treasurer r,o lntorm tne Senate whether the hve hundred and fifty thousand dollars of the mortgage bonds of the Western North Carolina railroad have been deposited in the Treasury. By the same, bill to Us 'tne. time at which the value ot property wrongfully taken shall be asessed. Mr. Ebbs, bill in regard to allow- -.1 ii . mg commissioners to piace tne names of school committeemen in the jury box.' Referred to jndici arv committee. Bv the same, bill disallowing the registers of deed any fees except mileage and per diem while acting as clerk ex oflicie to the board of country commissioners. , Referred to committee on salaries and fees. Mr. Loftin, bill to pay judges or inspectors of election for their ser-, vices. , Upon Mr. Jones' motion the rules were suspended and the re port of the committee on privileges and elections in regard to the con tested case between llalstead and Woodhouse was taken up. The committee unainiously reported by resolution that Mr. J. . Woodhouse, Democrat, was entitled to the seat as the Senator i from the first dis trict instead of Mr. Halstead, Re publican, who held the seat by a certificate from that district. Fending the passage of the reso lution Mr. Clarke stated that he was a Republican, but felt assured from the evidence that had been brought before the committee that Mr. Woodhouse was duly elected, and was in favor of his being seated. The resolution was adopted all the Senators present voitiug for it except Mr. Scott, of New Hanover, who voted against it. Bill repealing the law which pro hibits the selling or giving away of spirituous liquors within two miles of any political speaking, was plac cd npon its second reading. Mr. Morehead favored the law as it now stands. Mr. Clarke said it worked well in his section, and that if it was re pealed it would be a public calamity, While liqnor was a good thing in its place, he was in favor of throwing all possible safeguards about it. Mr. Watson How many stills are in your district! Mr. ! Clarke Quite a number. There is a large revenue from them in my district. : 'Mr. Pemberton Where ; is the right place for whisky! , , tl Mr. Clarke Not in the stomachs of people about a political speak ing. .. :. : ; , ' : . ' Upon motion of Mr. Strayhorn the bill with amendment was re committed to the judiciary com mittee. Mr. Halstead, bill to amend the laws of 1879, making the gover nor's salary $4,000, was put npon its second reading, and" upon mo tion of Mr. Linney was indefinitely postponed. Vt :. , V h Bill to prevent. justices of the peace from electing themselves' was informally passed over. Bill to amend ehnpter 62, laws cf l57'7t, trausfcTiLj jurUJic tnfit a i...-titrates to Superior Court ii rc ard to salo ol cotton within certain hours, passed its several readings and was ordered engrosed. - Bill to authorize the registration of the bonds of this State, to provide tne means thereior and other pur poses, passed second and third readings and ordered engrossed. Bill in regard to cotton weighers employing assistarts passed and ordered engrossed. ; Bill 'relating to ' disposition of mortage property was passed and ordered en grossed. -. ' ' House bill in regard to the ' com mutation and settlement of the State debt passed and was ordered enrolled. ' ;. " " . 1 HOUSE. Various committees' reported favorably upon the following : : i. To relieve Carteret county from the provisions of sections 6 and 7, of chapter 118, of Battle's Revisal, to mase nsnermen reserve their net stakes in navigable waters. To ascertain the divdinghne between Carteret and Craven counties. To amend chapter 34, laws of 1880. To extend the time for taking grants lor land. To establish the divid-, ing line between Harnett and Johu- ston county. : To repeal the act making Tuckasegee river a lawful fence. Act concerning the Su preme Court Reporter. A substi tute lor an act repealing chapter 147, laws 1881, relative to pilotage. A substitute lor. an act to make the Carolina Central Railroad keep; a light on 1 the , bridge above Wil-' mingtou. :. For the protection of sheep and other domestic animals iu Yadkin countv. To prohibit the erect ion of artifi cial islands in the navigable waters of the State.. -' i j . To authorize the commissioners of Carteret county to ; pay certain school .orders. ; Substitute lor an act to amend section 63, chapter , ol Battle's Kevisal. The following bills were intro duced, passed their first reading and were appropriately referred. Mr. Bailey, ot Mecklenburg, to allow a second action for the recov ery of land.. Requiring county coni- missoners to hold their'--meeting public. ... Mr. Grissett, concerning lees on chatteliiiortages. Mr. Bryan, to elect school com mittees by the voters of the school districts. To abolish the county superintendents of free nchools in North Carolina. ' ; ' Mr. Covington, allowing hcIiqoI committees one dollar per day while actually engaged. - For the protection of citizens and factory operatives. w' " 1 " Mr." Barrett,! regulating fishing in Pamlico and Tar rivers. ' ; : Mr. Bullock, to pay registers, judges, &c, of elections. " Mr. Smith,- to lurnish soldiers from North Carolina with artificial limbs. t Mr. Page,' for the' protection of larmers. i - The calendar was then taken up and the following bills disposed as lOUOWS I ! '--. i---'1' ' :! '.; -- i To authorize the county comm is sioners of Jones county: to levy a special tax passed its third reading. To amend chapter 151,' -section 6, laws of 1866-'77, making justices of the peace inelligible to the office of county commissioners, passed over lniormauy. . To relieve minister of the gospel irom working roads and from poll- tax. , Tabled. - u SPEICAL OEDEE. 11 o'clock having arrived,and the ru v. v.!ii i.i.lii. '! . lunuwiug um uuing ine special . or der for that hour, was taken up on its second reading. Bill to repeal chapter 212, laws of 1879, which prohibits the sale of liquor on day of public, speaking. Mr. Myers stated that while the people had expressed their disgust lor a prohibition law, yet there was very great dauger ol going to the other extreme, and he thought the House had better proceed cau tiously. On motion the bill was laid upon the table. - " calendar (resumed.) Relative to the carrying off and hiring ot minors. Tabled. To pay witnesses in criminal prosecutions before justices of the Peace. Keierred. ; To work the public roads by tax ation. Tabled. i . ,! To exempt farming implements from taxation. Tabled. To amend the act prohibiting the sale of liquor on Sunday, sd as to prevent the disposing of it in any manner. Passed third reading, To establish the standard weight for a barrel of pork. Passed third reading. ; . To appropriate and set apart cer tain funds lor the use ol the West em North Carolina Insane Asylum Passed third reading. . Relative -to soldiers in the - late war who lost limbs. Referred, . . PAID FOR , lierosene Darrein. oalUdSt A. R. DENNIBON. We have established In th city of New Berne a LAND AGENCY, for the purpose of advertislnu and selling, on commission, real estate la New Heme and In I the country adjoining. - , AUpartlei desiring to sell lands, will And It to their Interest to place them In our AGENCY for sale. " ' ''V We wlU advert l8e nil property commuted to our AGENCT, In the New Bern Jof rnai AND WILLMAKSD CHAHnR rNI.ESS A BALK atmens, '' ' f:"'-'-,'- "''- ! '- t Onr experience In the examination of Peeds will enable us to guarantee to the buyer, sat isfaction In regard to title. ' HOLLAND & GVIOK,' ' novlltf Heal ftate Agents. New Heme, N. C. - v.; i !. : KOlt SALE. One mile and a half from Newbern ONE FA KM of forty acres with Rood dwelling hoiiKcuttached. The land iKKltuated between two tracts of Mr. Jos. 1,. Khem's on Trent road and is an exceedldgly d-slrnblo iract lor all Trucking. For further particulars applv to 1 novlatf , , HOlXANU A OUION. Valuable Timber Land. : ' ONE HtTNDREU and FIFTY FI VE ACRES of well timbered land, situated in Pamlico county, on Tar Klin Creek within one mile of navigable water; In closu communication with the Neusn Klvcr. For further Informa tion apply to Mitvlti . , ! 1IOIXAN1V .V Ol'ION. 150 Acres of Timbered Land One mile east from llnvelock, near A, & N. O. H. H., adjoining the lands of Jus. A. liiytm. iernis mHterate, Apply at once to novlB HOLLAND Ol'ION. One Large and Desirable Lot In the City, situated corner of East Front and King streets, . adjoining that ot' Jonathan Havens, Esq, Terms moderate. Apply to noviU , ltOLJLAALI iV UIJIO. I '.- r:';' ''.' R y--- City Lot. Situated three hundred mid twenty-two feel li 0111 ihc Junction of Queen and Pollock sts., northeast I'rcm Hrick Graveyard on vitieen street. Apply at once to . uovia HOLLAND & G1UON. For Sale. V ; In a ilcsirable portion of the cltv. a hand some new dwelling house; huge lot attached. r or nirtner parllcniiirs apply to 1 HOLLAND & OUION. For Sale. One large, lot situated on Broad street, four doors east of Bern. Apply to HOLLAND A OUION. For Sale. One laree and desirable lot on the corner of Broad and Bern streets. Terms moderate. Apply to HOLLAND & OUION. For Sale, On desirable farm 2W) acres 100 cleared and under cultivation ; with a new two story dwelling attached. ' Situated 8 miles from tne city Dy ratiroaa, directly on tne railroad, county road and river. For further particu lars apply to HOLLAND & OUION. NOTICE. To all whom It may concern : - . ' . That auullcation will be made to the legis lature that meets In January next, for the passage of a law amending the charter of the Town of Trenton, Jones C'ounty. UeCZl ITIJZJUtlN. Walter P.; Burrus & Co., ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS , AND DEALERS IN GRAIN OF - ALL KINDS. , , . , (Corn a Specialty.) ... ' i NowBerne, 3V. C - Orders and Conslirnments respectfully solicited. . . jaiH-ujiwiy ' Administrator's Noticed .' STATE OF NORTH fjABOLtNA, I -. i, ,. ;( ,. (JraveuOounty. ; , : i' Jr,mi ' The subscriber lmvlng qualified as Adminis trator of the Estate ol Nancy streeueclt, de ceased, on the lttth day of beceniber, i A.l). 1882, before the Probate Court of Craven County. hereHy notifies all persons having claims against said Estate tODresentthem tbr payment on or before the TWENTIETH day of DtCEMBkit, ikms, or tnis notice will ue pieau ed In bar of their recovery. i All persons Indebted to said Estate will make Immediate payment. , ; , Done this 16th day of December, 1882. ' 4 '- A-.-.., JA8. C. HARKIHON,: .:,( decl7-lawlt , Public Administrator Old cr.1 R:!J:ib Lfco. The Neuse Eiver Navigation ' Company ; i . -i ' - -1 "' ,-'ll - Will ran the following Schedule : Steamer Elnston Will leave the Old Dominion Wharf TUES DAYS and FRIDAYS, and arrive at Klnston WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and leave Klnston MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, an-lv lug in New Berne the same day. Will touch at all Landings along the River going and coming. ; , -,; ' (Steamer Neuse , Will make THREE TRIPS a week, leaving the Old Dominion wharf MONDAYS. WED NESDAYS and FRIDAYS at EIGHT A. M Retnrning, leaves Jolly Old Field TUES DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, touching at all points. ' ; 'I.. These Steamers make close connection with the Old Dominion Line, ' 1 Freight received on the days of snillng. Vor rates apply to the Captain on board, , J. M. WHITE, octldltf Manager, 1 -. , G.-.17HDTTY,. MANUFACTURERS' AGENT FOR Sf:nm Ensin:3, Sa;v .'.Cilb, Gri:t !!:, Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses, Cotton Cleaners," c COTTON SEED HULLEES, RICE i WHEAT THRESHERS Pumps, Circular Saws, Saw Guinmers, And everything connected with machinery. Send for prices and terras; und remember that no well-regulated family can afford to be without a GILBERT PUMP. .''.. -..v.". ' NEW BERNE, N. C ' janlS-dly ; , . ' ASA JMES, MIDDLE STREET, DEALER IN Staph and Fcr.oy Dry BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, Etc., Etc. Agent for the " DIAMOND Laundried $1.25. AND THE CELEBRATED i Warner's Coraline Corset, Price $1.00. . A Full Line of Gents', Ladies' Ornts' Linen, Celluloid and Paper Collars and Cuffs, Sills, aud Xsixxozx ZXAXicl.lx.eroliiete, All Kinds of Gents'1, Ladieu1 and Children? Hand and Machine Made Shoes Uublier Oiats, Hals ami Shot's, Ladies' Clonks and .Jackets, mid pvervthinj: usually kept in a ; ; FlltST-CLASS DRY. GOODS STORK Middle jnn'i-d&wly Fine Goods ! Fair Dealing! ; LOWEST PRICES FOR GASH OilLY ! Our Motto and our Success I! We are constantly receiving Fine Groceries, . Canned Goods, . Provisions, . ' Flour, 1 Tobacco ' ' ; and Cigars, And offer them at the MOST REASONABLE PRICES. . we desire .to call especial attention to onr Stock of - i Pickles In Glass and Buckets, ' ' Preserves In Glass and Tin, - French Citron. Candled Oranee and Lemon Peel,, . . ., , , f resh mines, Hultana and Denesa llalslns, Dried Apples and Peaches. ,.'. - ; ! j. ,.f Mince Meat, Buckwheat Flour, Fancy Gilt Kdne Butter and White Cream Cheese. Teas, Kid, Laguayra, Java and Mocha Coffees Roasted No. U and 41 Coffee, i . And everything usually found In a Fancy Grocery Store. We guarantee everything, we sell to give satisfaction both as to price and quality, and will RKFTJSD THE MONEY ON DE HAND. .., . . ,..,-.- EVERYTHING FRESH AHD GOOD, The Cash Trade Only Solicited. ,- Very truly yours, ; , Wm.PellBallance&Co.' i novn-dly Ff.:.:;iY cpznins ! LOW FF.XES r-USTAKD WILL RULE Our Motto is : Quick Sales and Vi Small Profits- EVEItySTEAMER BRINGS US FRESH Goshen Butter. ' Fine Roval Crown Flftnr. Kettle Rendered Lard, Wilmington Hominy Sugar Cured Hums, Crackers and Cakes, nugar uureu miou luers, I Het'KP. i i': . Huaar Cured Htrlus. Canned Goods. Suuar, Collee and Teas, Bolted Meal, '' . Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, Pickles, Dried Fruits, , Dry Salt Meats. .. , , . ... . : AUO r r .-. A nice line of DomestJoDry Goods. ! , , . Boots and Shoes, . . . , ,: ' ' Wood and Willow Ware, ,? ... I.;.";? ' . Crockery Ware, Etc.. Etc. ,.s .. W. V. ROUKTREK. marMldly : i: Middle St., near the Market. ' GASTON HOUSE, NEW BERNE, N. C, S; It. STREET & SON, Proprietors. The Only First-class House In the City. Omnibus connects with all Trains and RUamera. ljtrge ssmple rooms forcommetj ciui travelers. ouoi-utr Next Door to Cotton Exchange. NE WBEEN, N. C, Goods, notions, lints, SHIBT.H Unlaundried $1.00, and Children's Underwear, ' . ' ASA JONES, vj, Street, opposite Baptist Church. A. I). POTTER & GO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FRENCH & AMERICAN And dealers In Foreign and Domestic Fruits, , jxiiis. Also vigars. looacco, joys, ewv PoUock ntrtet, next to Geo. Allen & Co., , ffEW BERNE ,N. C. sept26-dt . MALARIA! If you would keep free from malarial' chills, eto., try h;?mt j; 'fYAUPOn BITTERS." For sale in New Berne at REEL BROS. fc ASKINS. Only 50 ota. ept. ao-a-ti. GOLD WATCHES! ONLY 1 $5, W O It T II $50, Fine Gold Necklaces only $5 Worth $7.50. Solid Silver Tea Sets only $6 Worth over $8. r Solid Gold Seta of Jew elry only $S-Worth $10. Solid Silver Watches $7 Worth $10. . All I ask is but to look around and call on me before purchasing, and will guar antee that you can save money after learning my prices for fine goods. Watches repaired and warranted. ( ARTHUR C. FREEMAN, sep2d4m y Norfolk, Va. E. E. WHEATLEY'S Steam Dye Works, 10T Church Street, NORFOLK, VA. , Dyeing and cleaning in all its branch es done in the very best manner. . ' Prompt attention given to all orders by mail or express. ' sep2dly ATL:.:;Ti3 g:.:.:i The finest Liquors and Cigars, the celebrated EEHGNER & ENGEL BEER, Sour Kraut, Sardines, Lobster, Llmburger and Schweitzer Cheese constantly on hand. ; . Billiard and I Pool TaWes. ' ; , The flnest In the country. ' CAEOLIBOLETrE ; TABLE. Something new the only one ever in tho oity. , t::;. ; ; crtUf.:::::jT:i'r.:Lc:jV In the Duffy Building on Middle Street. new i;::::m: v, Tlie only first clnss salnon In the city, d 4 w. 8 mo. Nov.S "9
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