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i 11 1 NO; 244J VOL. I. NEW BERNE, N. 0., SUN ! ) A Y, JANUARY 14, 1883. . I (HI RXAL. OCAL NEWS. J ournal Miniature Almanac. Sun rises, 7:10 I Length of day, Sun seta, 5:09 J 9 hours, 59 minutes. Moon sets at 11:29 P- - The cold snap somewhat moderated yesterday. ', . '... ' The market dock was almost barn of boats yesterday. . Esq, Brinson was holding court all day Saturday. ; ,'AU civil cases'. . A few more days like Saturday and tlio pea crop will be in. ', The machinery is being placed in Mr. Stiaison's new sawmill. . v : - Oak wood is selling for 54.40 per cord, pine S3.40, on the wharf. , ' The schooner J. M. Hull is at the Mid land whurf with a cargo of coal. ' The schooner John Hall arrived yes :o.iiV toft i '-a trail of coal for Raleigh. ' " ' V At an auction sale in the streets yes terday. a horse brought 14 and a buggy ,18. Six or seven hundred bushels ol rice were sold on Saturday, $1.03 being the highest price paid. Has the Famlico Rnterprine cut us oil from its exchange list V Wo have had no paper since Christinas. The steamer Elm City left on her first trip for Bayboro yesterday, with a good freight and a num ber of passengers Our Register of Deeds issued two . marriage license during the week; one to a colored couple and one to couple. The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Arnold will take place from the Neuse street Me thodist Church, to-day, at a quarter past 4 p. m. Mr. C. T. Watson has "finished up nice side walk iu front of his new rest dance on the corner of Pollock and Metcalf streets. Some valuable books will be for sale on Tuesday when the library of tho late A. G. Hubbard is sold at auction by the administrator, Capt. Richardson. The Wilson Sif tings is to have illustra : tions and original sketches of a humor ous type in the future. It has the Sen atorial race pictured this week. Our Register of Deeds keeps a clerk continually engaged in recording Chat tel Morteaees and Lien Bonds. The farmers have commenced dealing in futures quite early. J; ; Mr. Hill Humphrey, of the firm of Humphrey & Howard, returned from Onslow yesterday evening and reports a good deal of cotton yet in the country. This firm is much interested in Onslow atpresent. Sabbath Work. The universal cessation of toil on the Sabbath d:iy in civilized, countries is a grand tribute to the moral power of Christianity. There are very feto stat utes prohibiting labor on this day, but the sentiment in favor of its observance is so strong that he whufailed to kewp'it KESOLUTIOIVS OF KKSPKCT Passed by the Board of Trusters of the Neivbtrn Academy. Albert Gallatin Hubbard, a member of the Board of Trustees of the Iiew Beaufort Locals. (Telcplione.) We are informed that -a company of men while engaged in catching oysters near Smyrna a few days since were shot or use uoara ot trustees oi uie iNe- at by goin party or partieg ullkn0Wn, bern Academy, departed tins life at his lucki) n() oue wag hurt th( h u residence m the city ot Newborn, Dec. wer all MmewllIlt nhirnw ani with good mason. 1st, 1883 AT Uiihhitcil ti'U i ii ii Stf If. rtAV at least outwardly, would be shunned He was born in the comity of Caswell, . ? VT hvamnotv m this tstate, about lMiy, grauuateu at -j . Dy society. tT;,; ; i";i vow while engaged in superintending the As a matter of interest we -copy some u . d meaUfJJ , w materially assist- discharge of stone from the barges, and decisions from the courts. We were d in acauirinc his education bv the Pnlv. escapea jpeing crusneu uy jumping t ' : ' . - . ...... i Kif r,,.nf,M.nl,ln -Aran liAvmtl His life was spent, after early man- A very line clock has been presented snrnrise.lto find from tho New Hamo- Philanthropic Society; of that institu- overuoara. i. e uaui was a com one, shire Reports that the early Christians held court on tho Sabbath day. In our . . lhe , iee of law in he citv to the Methodist Church in this place by own Slate we believe onlv two statutes 0f Newbern ind the adioininsr coun- Mr. Bell, the Jeweller, in New Berne. are in existence concerning Sabbath tie.s; he was diligent and faithful in the Mr. Jurney, the Pastor, cailed the at- breakinfr-one-nassed in 1876-'7. iro- discharge o the amies oi n.s proic.siou u white tention of his congregation to the fact a o onanlar rrf iil,.11K,nf lilt t I'linatfi last Snnii.iv ami tendered his own. and hibitmg sale of liquor, and the other in , ia,,lia0 ,uid i,ia sueeches were the thanks of the Church, to the gener- 1K05-U, proinbituig hunting on the rtun- niarked by good, strong sense; lie apMousuonor. Ut.hdav. . ' pealed to the reason of his heavers A few weeks since Mr. J, L. Dibble - v 1 , , ; 'i r.. ... tr tt..lc t ... . . . . . . .rri, c. , , c l ii,, raincr man to iiiuir leemms. n-.r. uuu- ana his son wmte at unaawicK s uoinc. the Sabbath day is not on indictable of- '.J;i u ''"".t . " 1 1 Ti ,U,J caugni a lair gnmpseoi a meietjr wiucn fpncp in thi St-ite '' 4 I red 400 N C '""'gmy inai any until 1111110 vv imuu Snoi inrougil iiie air near mem in uroau oi lie was iiu hulk-m, num. uaviinni. ine sisrni was a very uu Resolved, That in the death of Albert usual one. and they say the aimeaiauce Uailalm Uubharu tins isoaiu has iokc a, was considerably like a sky rocket, .1 i . . . , i -i i wise counsellor una useuu meuiuei, A fn ul.nt.t tUa ...... WA and the cause of education in this city Lver wm was brought over, from the a firm friend. fork vWrihiv. Ui tnil . hist t.li f.d. That the Secretary of H'is longth of head and body combined, and le directed to spread uiese p o- so(,ms ,( b() hj(4 wea.101l 0f defence. The Washington Notes. Clark Mills, the sculptor, is dying. The police 1 aided thirteen policy shops yesterday. . The Ways and Means Committee will omplete the revision of the Tariff bill to-day. Business in the Treasury Department will be suspended to-morrow as a mark of respect to the late Lot M. Morrill. Sub-committee of the Senate and House have agreed to advise the pur chase of the house in which Lincoln died, for S15,000. It is reported that ex-Gov. Tom Young, of Ohio will be appointed Collector at Cincinnati and J. C. Whimberly at Atlanta. '''Keeping open shop and selling goods on tiie Sabbath is not indictable either at common law or by statute in this State. "9 Ired. 73, N. C. It. "It appears that the ancient Chvi,-; tians used all days alike for the hearinj of causes, not sparing (as it seemeth the Sunday itself. One reason for this was. that they might not mutate the heathens, who were superstitious about the observance of days: and also, that bv keeping their own courts always ouen, they might prevent Christian suit ors from resorting to heathen courts." Allen v. Doming, 14 New Hampshire. Board be coed ings upon the minutes, and that separate page be devoted to the same. 11. K. BRYAN." Chairman Com. Kinston Items- eapon i extreme length is nine leet. lie ven tured too near the shore and was grasped by the tail by J. 1. Whitehnrst who with the assistance ot 1. II. Pierce drugged hiin on shore Whistling Buoy for Hateras. Comparatively sneaking, tho water AUcmpI to Defraud. On Friday last two colored men, A W, Waters and Jim Parker brought a load of fodder to the city which they sold to a gentleman in the city at .'ifl.25 per hundred. They took it to the city of Eastern North Carolina have been neglected by the general government. There are many fewer buoys, . stakes. lights &c, on our waters, than in many Reliable persons who have tried it, say "Pollock's No. 7" is a sure cure for cholera in hogs or chickens. This term of tho Inferior Court of Lenoir county adds three to the ooloi ed other places where they were actually iiniml.it.inn of the penitentiary. less needed, we trust, however, the .. . will receive more auenuoii ai, an earn lhe three young gents, sauuieu wnn , , , . thaf a whistling scales, had it weighed and returned costs .at tho late term ot the interior buoy is soon to be placed . near Hatteras with tho tut weiVhfc nf thn fndiW. ' In Pnnrt tnr alinnntimr rliirkens. sav the Our saiiOlS and Steam boat men Will the mean time the purchaser had re- judgment against them is a fowl pro- ceived information that there was a ceeding. quantity of meal on top of the load ot Lewis II. Smith, a colored vouth of about sixteen this term of our Inferior Court and fodder when it was weighed. Waters and Parker acknowledge this and re- doubtless be glad to hear this good news. The Baltimore American says of it. Commander Evans, lighthouse m ". .. . co..lrir hora hnu fff,pi Vfil nrilpl'M t.n summers, convicted at XT. ' , ,V. .V;;,. .i,;..n; K,rio southeast ot tiatteras snoais, Ti. O. LANE',,;'-; Dealer In and Bhlpper of a rfish and Salt Fisli, Oysters, Etc., L Now Btrne, N. C. . Kresli Fish and OvKtcra k1,Iii , ,' 1 ; u, ,,u ,lrts 01 tue touuiry, To guard iWiiiiBt dltinpiMiintnient orders hnuld reach me 'U liouiw iiir to time of iditpment ol COMMERCIAL. . iEV BGnNE MARKET. . Cotton Middling 9 1-8; strict low middling 9: low middling e 7-o. Seed cotton Extra nice, ilc; wdi nary 2c. Corn rrJc. per bushel. Bice 81.00 to 1.0S per bushel. Tuepentink Receipts moderate. Firm at S2..10 for yellow dip. tar r inn at ?1.U and $1. 7r. Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb. Hosf.y 60c. per gallon. Wheat 90c. per bushel. Beep On foot, 5c. to 6c. Fresh Pork 8al0c. per pound. Eoas 22o. per dozen. Peanuts New crop, $1.00 per bushel ot 33 lbs. Fodder $1.25. per hundred. Apples Mattamuskeets, 1.2, per bushel. Onions $4.00 per bbl. Peas SI. 10 to 1.25 per bushel. Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c. Tallow lie. per lb. Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair. Turkeys $1.75 per pair. Meal Bolted, 80c. p3r bushel. potatoes Bahamas, iiUa4Uc; yams I)0abUc. per bushel. Shingles West India 5 inch, mixed $2.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts $3.50; saps, 2.50 per M. mi uQ turned to the city weigher to get him to sent t0 tlie penitentiary two years, is which is in the district, and is consid make the. deduction.' The weigher, not .nii tn h from the citv of New Berne, ered oue of the most dangerous places knowing anything about the meal being Our Churche To-Dar. Baptist Church Rev. F. W. Eason, , Pastor. Services at 11 o'clock, a. m. Sunday School at 3 p. m.; C. C. Clark, Superintendent. Seats ' free and tho public cordially invited to attend these meetings. There will be no services at night, on account of the Union Meeting at the Presbyterian Church. Pollock Street Chapel. Services at 41 o'clock, p. m.', conducted by the vounsr men of the Baptist Church. All are invited to attend. Methodist Church Rev. Dr. Bm-k head, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. - - , i ' Evangelical Alliance. ; The Union services, , under tho aus- pices of the Evangelical Alliance con. eluding the week of prayer, will be held in the Presbyterian church to-night Sabbath. Rev. F. W. Eason will, con duct the services, assisted by Revs. Dr. Burkhead and L. C Vass. The sermon will be preached by Rev, F. W. Eason, from Titus, 2:13, Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour, Jcsub Christ. ' . AH are cordially invited. on the fodder simply deducted what they claimed to have had, whioh was one hundred pounds. The purchaser, not being satisfied with this, told them to go and bring him the bill from the merchant who bought the meal. They went to the merchant and asked him for a bill of ouehuudred pounds of meal, which he gave them. 'The 'purchaser as not yet satisfied and went to the merchant and asked for the weight of the meal purchased from these parties which was furnished, being two 7nm dred and fifteen pounds. So in addition to getting the regular market price for the meal they were trying to get $1.25 per hundred for it. We mention the facts in theabove case that the public may be on the lookout for such frauds in the future. We think further that the city weigher might improve the form of his certificates of weight by in serting in the same what is weighed and for whom weighed. Cotton market. Sales for day, 97 bales.' Sales for week, 219 balea Rales for corresponding Week iu 1883 757 bales. Sales for month up todato, 519 baj.es Sales for corresponding date last year 906 bales. Highest price paid during the day. 9 1-8. A lot of sorry cotton on sale very few bales reaching middling. NEW YORK MARKET, SPOT: Middling 10 3-10. ; Strict low middling 10. Low middling 9 3-4. NEW YORK FUTURES" Morning. Noon. Evening January, 10.05 February, 10.12 March, . 10.20 April, 10.40 10.05 10.10 10.24 10.38 10.05 10.10 10.23 10.87 X LIVERPOOL SPOTS. Uplands 5 11-16. Orleans 5 13-16. LIVERPOOL FUTURES. January, 5 40-C4. February, 5 40 64. Schedule It Returns. The efforts of the Register of Deeds to get in schedule B returns more prompt ly this year has been partially success' full, though there are still some of the leading merchants behind. Of the number all ready made returns, one hundred deal in general merchandise; twenty-one deal in liquor, seven drug gist, one keeps hotel, nine keep board iog houses and eating saloons, five butchers, three milliners, two bakers, two wood dealers and one marble dealer. ' v ' The total returns for the six months endinn December 31st 1882 will foot up in round , numbers $625,000, For the six months ending Dec. 81st 1881 they were less than $500,000. Here is evidence that the trade hr.s been as good as last season or the merchants are overstocked. We give below tho pur chases of all who have mada returns of three thousand dollars and upwards T. A. Green, $50,131; C. II. Blank $31,000; J. J. Tolson & Co., $29,300;Geo, B. Gulon, $23,307; G. F. M. Dail, $22, 444; Asa Jones,, $20.000; Roberts & Bro. $16,750; ' Ferdinand . Ulrich, ; $18,929 Humphrey & Howard,- $15,125 Wm. Pell Balance. $14,436; K. R Jones $15,000; Thos. Gates & ' Co, $13,500; Geo. Allen, $12,040 L. H. Cutler, $11,949; Alex Miller, $12,800: A. M. Baker, $11,000; Howard & Jones, $11,000; - Watson '& Daniels $7,000; James Redmond, $8,000; U. S, Mace, $7,925; G. F. Humphrey, $6,730 S. II. Scott, $9,0G2; H. A. Marshall and Salter & Co., $6,850; Nelson Whitford $4,384; Wm. Clevo, Br., $3,500; D. W Morton & Sons, $4,673; Wm. Lorch $4,158; A. Hahn, $3,200; M. Prag, $3,500 A. II. Potter & Co., $3,015;" S. A. Chur chill' & Co., $4,163; Jos. Schwerin I $3,000; S. F. Teiser, $4,216; W. Sultan & Co., $4,500; Wm. Hollister, $3,822: C. E. Slover, $4,895; J. F. Clark, $3,500; Reel IJros. & Asians, $12,000; J. W. Moore, $5,290; Widbee& Stanly, $3,000; W. F. Rountree, $5,517; Leinster Duffy, 3,400. . -. on the 19th instant. The death sentence passed on Cicero Collins has been com muted by the Governor to imprison ment for life. Judge MacRae, before whom ho was convicted, and many citi zens of this county recommended the commutation. ' Our Inferior Court adjourned for the torm last Friday evening after a session of five days. Two clays were" taken up in the trial of two larceny cases State iiinst Moses Anderson for hog steal ing aud State against Alex Gray for cotton stealing. In the first, a convic tion was obtained, we think, contrary to law and evidence; in the second, a miscarriage was effected, as the defend ants mother puts it. Tho following cases, besides many others nol promted or continued, were disposed of since last Wednesday: State vs. Alex G ray ; larceny : trial; continued. . ' State vs. Nathan Herring; larceny; guilty; 12 months in'penitentiary. Stato vs. Lewis II. Smith; larceny; guilty; 2 years in penitentiary. State vs. Georgo Mumford; concealed weapons; guilty ; $10 and costs. State vs. Levi Jake Moore; shooting chickens; guilty; pays costs, . State vs. Charles F. Harvey; shooting chickens; guilty; pays costs. nn tliocnnst Tlio Imnv in nn hand at Thanks to tho humane heart of Gov. New York, and will be placed at the Jarvis, Kinston has been spared the point named in 12 fathoms water, at the brutal exhibition of a vnblic hanging first favorable opportunity. The wmsuiug uuoy is an iron nunuw uucm, which floats on the water, risiug and falling with the waves, and at each mo tion emitting a horrible screech. A petition tor a lightship oil the siioais has been circulated also, but Captain Evans says they have never been able to keep one there. A lightship would remain in ordinary weather, but would certainly carry away in heavy weather, destroying the ship and involving loss of life. The inspector thinks a Pintseh lighted buoy, which burns six months without attention and which it carried away . would involve no loss oi uie would bo the proper thing tor such a dangerous place. Henry Archfccll, i MAN V FACTUKER OF , ,. . J All Kinds of Crackers, t ... CAKES, CANDIESrEtCi Old. rs solicited from Merchant and t Dealers. , "'-'". QUKKX STREET," ' i jan2dXtrl v Kinston. ST. C. NOW OR NEVER ! Before leaving for Hongkong -(of couriic you know where that 1b . . I shall sell Pants for 44Jc Cnftta for 49 Jc, Shirts 24Ac, and Drawers well don t speak or it. . - - VI al DO IT " 5 Jana-tl&wly AT TUB JIARKKT. I , SAWYER WANTED. ' I want a No. ,1 SAWYER-o man who thoroughly mu!erntiuiUs his buslncKB and Is of sober hubils. Adilivss or full on .' 'n 'i; SUGG & HKOTHElt, lwd181ino. -.. Snow HU1. N. C, ' neetin. lhe Regular Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of "The .Midland North Carolina R1U. way company" will le held at the Court uouse, in ewi)crn, at 1 o'clock, a m.. oil. Wedneiidny, r'olmmry 7th, 1HKH. Al'l'lKTON OAKSMITH, . Director and HtockUolder. Tannary 2, 18R8. utd Washington and Vicinity, License in fair demand. Capt. Adam Wrarner i," ill. Judge J. E. Shepherd in town. Trade is injured by shortcrops. . D. r. Jarvis, of Ilasliii, in town. Merchants arc, I fear, over-stocked. We want a daily inail to New Berne. The Railroad is said to" have changed hands, - No grass in our streets; mud too deep by half. . Prof. Bagly and Miss Grifiin have full schools. - - '' C. M. Brow;n's new bank is nearly completed. Miss; Annie Adams, of Puntego, is visiting relatives here. The bells of three churches tolled for Mrs. Gregory', her pall-bearers were her grand children. The Beaufort, a new steamer- built at this place by the O. D. S. S. Co., will scon be finishod. Planters beginning to move fertilizers and enlist soldiers to fight grass, and many are buying grass to do it on. Mr. Adam Strowbridge and Miss Jen nie PeA-y Were married on Wednesday the 10th inst., at the resideuco of the bride's father, Rev. A. Latham officiat ing. , -'. .",-'- Mr''?,' ' ; Suicide. . (Wntch-Tower.) , . Walter Norman, of Plymouth, com mitted suicide at his homo a few days aero, bv shooting a ball through his head. The particulars of this awful death aroj not known at this writing. Moral Science. (W 11. Star.) Governor Jarvis asks the Legislature to create, at a cost of S?2,d00 annually to the people, a "Chair of Moral Science and Christian Evidences" at the Uni versity. The Star has already shown through tho years past that it is a good friend of our "noblest literary ornament. It has time and again stood by the Uni versity, and will stand by it whenever its usefulness is questioned or its lite is threatened. But is it uecossary for the proposed ''Chair "to be created V Thirty- five years ago the liimo ana Moral sci ence were taught. We suppose those important studies are still taught, but we have not a copy of the catalogue con venient with which to verity our suppo sition. Unless it is the purpose of the Trustees to include somethiug ot a the ological course in tho studies pursued, we do not see any pressing reason why the sum asked tor by the (iovernnr should be granted. .There are Chris' tian Professors in the Faculty who can impart the needed instruction in the branches the Governor proposes to have taught. r , Sunday School Puzzle. ' . (Watch Tower.) I am composed of ten letters. My first is where John the Baptist preached. My second is the father of Joseph. My third was a centurian. My fourth oue who heard a voice of lamentation. My fifth is a vowel. My sixth choose the good part. My seventh was an apostle. Sly eiirht was baptized with her house hold. My ninth was a prophet. My tenth is one of L aban's daughters. My whole is the name of a Sunday School Superintendent. Q. E. SLOVER Has just received the following lmnied Goods nil FRESH, mul offered CHK Al Small Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Canned Beef, . Bnnelcps Codfifili, Condensed Milk, Soa foam and lloyal Baking Powders Yeast Cakes, Italian Maccaroni, Cucumber Pickles, ChowCliow, Baker's Chocolate, Pearl Barley, . MinccMeat, Prunes, Oatmeal, Buckwheat, Fine Syrup. Fresh Fioasted CVifivr NOTICE. - - 0To nil whom It may concern : That application will be made to the legis lature that meets In January next, for Uie pnnsnge ol' a law amending the charter of the Town of Trenton, Jones County. (Jee21 CITIZENS, j NOTICE. Notice Ik hereby given that I will introduce . a hill nt the next seeHion of the General As-. semhly to mucin! the ehnrterof the Tnwtim Iviuston. . - ''..," liec. IS, 1HK2. V, H. 1.0FTINV. 7fl ileeSH-lm Senator lltli Dietrh-i. NOTICE. To whom It amy concern : Take notice Hint a bill t amend the ClinrteV M the City of New Heme will be Introduced t he General Assembly of North Carolina 1 the January Session, IS,!. Is (leelS-itiMt ,:!!. Citize ? ami Early Rose Potatoes, junll-dly At Cost ! In order to make room for our SPRING STOCK, For the next ADM I NI STRATOR'S NOTICE. , State of North Carolina, 1 . i riiven county, j The Riilmcrlher linvlnir uuallfled n AdrnlulH. Irator of the Kstttte of Albert G. Huhhiinl. r.u., occcuneo, on uie hui any oi iieceinner, 1 A. li. Iftsi Urori the Probate Court of Craven :, county, hereby notified all persons having ' '.-utiniH MBaiuNi Kino r.suue to present tnein lor onvnient on or before the luth ilav of Decern. ti r, iss:t, or this notice will he pleaded in bar of their recovery. , , All persons Indebted to said Estate will mane immediate payment. lone this llli day of December. 1882. JOHN A. KICHARUHON,, decl.jawtt Administrator. A PROCLAMATION BY THE 60VEBM. 200 Reward ! I am composed of seven letters.' My first is the . name of a prophet. My second is the name, of a Queen. My third is a governor over the house of a king. My fourth is a king who lost a Dortion of his kingdom. My fifth is is one of the christian graces. My sixtli is a nation of people occupying a con sDicuous place in history. , My seventh is the name of a prophet. My whole is the name of a learned kvangelmt, SIXTY DAYS we offer our KIN-TIllE STOCK of Ladles' Clonks, WnlkliiK Jnckets and ' .Shawls, Hlaek and Fancy Cashmeres, Men's fine Cnssiineres, Clothing, Boots nnd Shoes, lints ami Caps. A full stock of Gouts' Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Satchels and Cnrpets AT COST. Also, a laijc assortment of Ladles' Muck and Undressed Kid Gloves, at 4!) cents a pair. Also, two thousand yards of Worsted at 10 cents per yard. Come at once for Ilargnln nt mi. SULTAN & CO., V EINSTEIN BUILDING, octiaiAw The New York Collectorship. Washington, Jan. 11. There has been great pressure upon the President to re move Collector Robertson, and out of this have come the rumors that his re moval was at hand. The President some time ago intimated that he knew of no reason why Collector Robertson should, not serve out tho remainder of ex-Collector Merritt s term. That term will expire next July. A Stalwart Senator reports the President as being of the same opinion now. He believes that the President will' make no changes, except, perhaps, to appoint a successor to Stewart L. Wooatord. State of North Carolina, l Executive Department, J Wherens, offlelnl Information fins been re ceived at this department that , , . . BENJAMIN HILL, ' late of the County of Craveu, stands charged Wll h lltH inill'llcr Of hlft wlflt And Whantau i - appears that the said Benjamin Hill has tied ' I the State, or ho conceals himself that the or- . illimrv rmipi.HM of Ihw nuinnt lua uml i,w.n llllll. Now, therefore. I. Thomas J. Jnrvls.' Gover nor otthe State of North Carolina, bv vlrinn of authority Iu mo vested by law, do Issue this my rrociamation, onermg a reward of TWO HUNDRED HOLLA KH for the apprehension nnu delivery oi me sum lienjamiii rim to the sheriff of Craven County, at the Court House in iew ccrne; ana i ao enjoin all officers of t1,a Mtittu mtrl nil uvH .Ittwaita tr noUteil bringing snid crlmiunl to Justice. none at our city ot HnielKb, the i)th day of December. In the year of our Lord one thousand cinht hundred and eighty-two, and In the one hundred and seventh, year of American Independence. , . THOS. I. JARYTR. ! By the Governor: ' .. - j e. xoms, Acting lTivate secretary. ' DESCRIPTION. ' !' , '' ' T i 1 1, 1 T i 11 la n small ltlnnlr Mtiin mIh 5 feet ti or 7 Inches hlirh. nbout 28 to SO rwi old, and weighs from lift to 140 pounds. He mis smnii,: sinister iookiiik eyes, and alto gbtlier a sullen appearance, - decSOU&wlm NOTICE. J. Ij.' jMcDAjNIEL, DEAT.Kll IX " Choice Family Groceries, CANNED GOODS of all Kinds. . The Very Best Butter received fresh from the best Northern Dairies every ,ndays. , Bpeciiui.,entloncnledtohl8i,; , Choice Grades of Family Flour. Broad Street, 4 Doors above Middle, r jan2dly NEWBEUK,' X, C. Administratoi:' Sale, 'y 1 In obedlsnco to an order of the ?rohoto Court of Craven 1'onnty. I . will sell for cash, the personal property of Albert G. Hubbard. Esq., deceased. . , , , . (, .i . , ... Tlie property, consisting of iThe valuable Law Library ana other valu- ftoie misceimneous dooks, one horse and bug gy, one phn ton. one cart, harness, a lot of shingles, aud ofllce furniture, etc., will be sold ' ON TUESDAY, ' ' i . ....,,'. The 16th day of January, IZ2 at TWELVE o'clock, Jf., at tlie office lately occupied by deceased. . , . , JOHN A. pldHARBRON, ':' J ' '- ' '' ' AdiaUiiHtmtnr.: Nowbern.N, C, Dec, 1883, , . Junti-utd
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