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' beeping in view the fact . that sutb
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' IIAIR-SPLIT1INU DECISIONS.
It will perhaiis bu considered un
becoming ar.d nnt of laco 1'cr a
t fcniall, local newsjiapcr to criticise
decisions Of oar Sapreine Court,
especially so when the editor iof
sncti paper is not a lawyer and not
versed in the rules which govern in
- -ourts. But It does really . seem
, that when the court grants a man
. who has been convicted of a crime
, a new triainpon tne grouna tnacone
of the grand jurors who found the
I'll i. j t i i
- taxes, the thing is being reduced to
a fine ooint. This mitrlit have been
reason4 for quashing the indict
f ment, bntT what has it to do wiih
; the trlalT - Tfie Biblical Recorder
makes the following ' sensible re-
MAvrra w trtio nAintt
... uwao vu iuio jwim.
y It is very difficult lor ordinary
, ot law, or. the mental processes of
courts or justice, js early all peo-
- -
ine Know rigub irum wrong . ana
: tense from nonsense till the one or
tbe other of these becomes a subject
or judicial Action; then the mists
and fog3 of lawr rnles of procedure
; money or social influence, are suffi
cient to mislead even those who
tirofess a full knowledge of the
, ' cxHopiicHiuu cuujj. a case in point
4 : .3 .1 . - .
presents ttseu in the recent decision
.if nnv Knnrama I Tinrr In rn ntm
j man, who was fairly convicted of
" a mimA b nnv trial liAnonoA whAA
- mm i;liuit) u aav rw . a. a u i UVVaUDC IDC J
was some question as to whether
one of the grand jurors who found
true bill against, the 'party: had
' paid his taxes. Be that as it may;
it will be a difficult task toorivince
i the peopte of North . "Carolina Ih&t
this was snfficient reason lor grant
ing a new trial, and thus virtually
'allowing the guilty party to escape
justice. ; ",.-!
-.VNo, Ethel: when yon hear of a
i onng girl having made a good
'match,' it dosen'c signify that she
Las cot something that will get dp
very morning and light the fire.' JCarolina company, along with the
jTUE TWO LOST. FLAGS, ; r
lb 87th JttaasackaMtts and. f the
,r ; i 87lk Worth Carolina..? i
' ' ) t"P lrgfljld rUpobUcan - ' 3
The annals of war for the Union
ill neror lid Mimnlsf till Innir Affar
" never Iw complete till long after
j the last soldier on either side has
gone to his final reward.. Each
'euangiug season unrolls a new and
romantic chapter pertaining to the
great conflict. , And there are few
regimental histories TntO"'which the
threads of romance are more thickly
wown' than that of , thfj, 27th xr
Massachusetts. " , .V ! -'-i n
On the 18th of October, 1S01.
while the regimeut were encamped
;0 'he WilbrultHlii load in tbisdtj,
it nillfl - east (ft tile " armarjVtbPy '
-wete'- presented with a Stand " Of
nhitq. auuV United . States colors by-l
"I;U Andrews, a,isUnt coinuiis-
j S0 r?eral lf Massachusetts, and
this AVAS
wimc lie said: "lbon&b
thf.v lm stained with liyuiurt gore,
;rid.lltf'l.l;y .weajou4'of desiruction.
iiiuic-i iy an uiiuriattid foe, or faded
by die lapse of lime, - bfing them
(nick unuiemisueu bnug them
back a crown of glory , for yont
bro.wvn Iu the spring ol LSfti, after
the battlus of Roanoke Island and
New Berne, Gen. -Bnruside issued
orders that all the ligiments of his
cow maud should place those names
on their banners. The 27th,s men
were the heroes of the hour here at
home, and the women of Springfield
seized the opportunity of sending
them a uew flag by Col, Lyman and
Lient. Trafton, who were returning
to North Carolina after a brief
lunougn. it was a flag or blue,
hearing the Massachusetts coat ol
arms on a silken fabric, and cost
1100. It has always, been called,
to this day,' "the ladies' flag." It
was presented to the regiment, then
in camp near Jfew Beroe, Jupe 2,
by . Chaplain Woodworth iu I "an
eloquent And vigorous address."
Col. Lee-received the colors anil re-
sfionded.' Then the men gave three
nearty cuecrs tor tne uouors-or the
t1ag,tBree for the Union and three
for their colonel. Then the chau.-;
lam prayed, and- a dnpwe Tol
lowed.;, ' t
jklaj-.- Airnrews spoke as a prophet.
rest oi uie.atar brigade were
posted on the extreme right of the
Union liue. at -the base i of
Drury's Bluff, a dense S foe
enveloping the .field. It was the
most important positon of tbe Fed
eral line, but tbe brigade was i uu
supported and the regiment was
outflanked in the fog, after repell
ing several assaults in front, ,240
being taken prisoners. When the
rebels swarmed around the flacs
Color Bearer Gage cf Monsoni be
gan to tear the ladies' flair from the
standard, intending to hide it im his
bosom, bat a rebel officer placed a
pistol at his head with the threat.
"Tear another thread and I'll bjow
your brains out," so that Gage had
to pub the banner on the ground
The flags and men were taken to
Richmond that morning, and in the
afternoon as the men looked out of
he Libby prison windows they saw
tueir banners borno through the
treets by the enemy in triumphal
precession. Thus were they ,4nd
died by .weapons of destruction
hurled by an infuriated foe." Lit
le prospect was there on that Mav
day that the ladles' flag would ever
g;nu be seen in Springfield,
There was another 27th regiment
1 tne battle of Ts'ew Heme, com
mauded by Mai. Gilmer; Us casual
tie3 were 4 killed, wounded and
42 missing, while our regiment had
7 killed and 78 wounded. Co. A of
the 27th North Carolina, the Golds
boro Kifles, had their '.'ladies' flag."
it was oi tne oruinary Confederate
pattern, or heavy silk, and the let-
xera wmcn snowed that it bad been
presented to the Goldsbor'o Rifles
by the Wayne County Female sem
inary, and that the motto of the
company should ,.be "Victory -or
ueaiu, ' were elaborately, worked,
The cost was 170. -When the bat
tle opened v the orderly; sergeant
neggea jviaj. uumerto permit : him
to carry it, bnt the request was re
fused, as the orders did not allow
company flags on the fields So 1t
was left behind in the camp, which
during tbe day fell into the hands
of onr 27th. i t A few davs later Col
Lee brought the flag to Springfield,
it was turned over to tbe soldiers
union, and in time became one -of
tbe fixtures ol Grand -Arntv ball.
lost as effectually to .Golesboro as
was our ladies' .flag in the streets of
liicnmona." ; , , '-:
And yet the latter has lor, Ate
years adorned the stairway of the
city library, and. the former was
borne back to the thriving N tlh
Carolina town last niehr. with mar
tial music, oratory and ieastiugjust
us we . receivea , our oanners on
Washington's birthday, 18 jl. Tha
northern standard was .'Jiscovered
in a government museum at Wash
ington by a soldier jof t the legion
that loved it, and the southern en
sign was brought to light by means
of a letter written at . a venture last
summef by a' Springfield Grand
Army.man to 'the captain of the
Goldsboro Uiflea." The survivors
of our' standards "faded ,by the
lapse fo Jame," but'also. 'am blem
ished and a crdwn of glory." And
now shey have sent to the North
1 .
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i
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flag they brought away, a new silk
en star spangled banner, as a pledge !
that a common devotion to the flag,
of thefathers is one . of the richest
fruits of the late unpleasantness. ' ..
Early BUin fa llnpbtigv . .
Dyspepsia has one virtue, il will
get out, bag and baggage it gien
a fair chance. It can only be kept
as a companion -by. being , led and
nourished according to its own pe
culiar tastes. c I
, Of all the humbugs ever-gotten
qp for the xsnre ot dyspepsia, early
morning walks' are - perhaps .the
greatest;" A long walk on an emptj
stomach will exhaust, a well man.
How. much. more willitexlmnfitaud
tire one already sntTerinz thvuiiHtk
of viral' eiK'rgj f ; It will do, very
well for those with a tendency to
Over fatness or with too much vital
ep;rgy- Tbe dyspeptic 6 the bet-
terofor sleep and rest,' ' ; ! stt
-Thetld: dictrine that thai eail?
tihrning air Ik pnn r jind P healthier
than that of middav Jiaabeen X-
nlnrorl Th fnnl ilomni fh.if "rioil
from thft Aart.h n.rtAr-'tha : -JtaliviniV
' ,:r: J ,
auu uiujiuiS, oo vi mo hub ua v
been' withdrawn aro still afloat The
ur uiujr ;et uiucu vwuier, auu jiuoiif
with plenty of good Mood it is most
awuMA lw,-o.,- if u:J .
oKmou'ii. utobum in iwuo uia djo -
fAin ntiha anrhtna haa. whir.li in'.l
viuucm uio wuguur . uo eiut'i icuws
jl . . . . - ;
when he first gets out of bed. r - -
The thin-blooded individual will
suffer chills, while bis fat friend will
be experiencing a glow. One is
braced up, the other shaken, np
There is the difference. It is a
question of bjood,- not of nerve or
disDOBition.- The fat man ia not
jolly becanse he is fat, nor Ak the
joiiy man iai uecause no is .; jouy.
They are fat and lolly because their
oj gestion is eooq. .i , i
' The first thing a dyspeptic ht'ust
dQ in order to get well is to ( give
his brain a rest.- - Let him cultivate
a habit of resting qoietly" oiTe .hotir
after eating's break fas tof boiled
steak.toast and clear coffecjaleeping
onviunr Or- more, af:tr a winner of
Mast oeel, nsli or low I, toast t and
coffee, or milk, an hour's restnfter
a Mipper of steak,game or flsli,toa8t
and etiffoe or tea, jlain; . ; ' 1 1 ' ' '
j vTliere, has been a: good deal, of
"fun pokeil at the hot water-cure for
dyspop8ia,ybt t life fact remains ,that
no better tonic and regulator for the
stomach is known to .the medtca
profession than that same goblet ol
liot water as hot as can be bof rie
sipped slowly a half hour before
each meal. - ;
, Best, plain iood, plenty of sleep
and freedom from care, will; knock
the toughest case of dyspepsia silly
that can be. found hi the ,' State,
Pills and powders -are no good for
steady use.-., Occasonally they may
be needed bnt not often.
Alcoholic and fermented, drinks
are bad medicines for dyspepsia.
Slops are not . good for dyspepsia,
neither is too muph cracked wheat,
Oatmeal or '. corn starch. tThese
should be touched sparingly.' Milk
is excellent ; when :. it agrees with
one. Coffee with milk or cream. in
it will rift up bitter, but with only a
little sugar will aid digestion. Tbe
same with ta where it is not tod
mnch of a stimulant..
A CARD.
To all wbo are'suflferinit from the '-
ror8 anil indiscretionrof youth, nervous I
wtahneBB, early decay . loaa cf manhood.
etc., I will eeud a recipe that willcurf'
you, FREE OF .CHARGE. This great
remedy jwag discovered by a minsiouary
lnooutn Aerica. bend aseir-addreeueu
envelope to the, Rev. Joseph T. Ikhar. I
Sfattott D, A etc York City. .'- nl7 d w
New Berne and Pamlico
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at onee. The Rational Co..
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't '. " -. . '
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can ds easily made; no canvaesiug; tasci
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. .'. of new" York.'
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U. X CJAKttAWAY
- Nkw Beknr, March 6, 1880. , .
v THE NEW BERNE
LIVERY, SALE & EXCHANGE
frn a tit rei
AM PREPARED JO ,
r;. if j.. mI.
UIUlolX X ilia lUUiCS UUICUS
;L0V7Esf PRIGEis
Teams taken and cared for liy tne day,
vaek or month. . . '
. A rove of Villi and Uoiees Just received
O. MX BB..
fubldtf - Proprietor.
And
;T0: THE PUBLIC!
OUR ,STORE
IS SILLED WITH
Choice Grocerles:; Q ;
Cahued Goods, 5
' rovipibes, x
Boots and Slrdb? -
. ' . (Of Ui iiiak.'
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Hats mid Cap rv;;
in f!-t win kvipev ryihih" J' " I 'r i-! tn a
Kim ' 'aa vlri-n Mci'. till of '. l.u-t. - if an,
oUerjnt IXW A 'I H K I-'-' "J t ' '
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,KEU' BERItEiV. C. ; '
Pract e-whire!fvloirBaiedeslredi '
Finoih e In Hie rupirnie Court, aud tn th
Fed, rul Court at Mi'W liurne. -
One of Hub tlnn will always be at the fol
lowing l .i-t-K at tiu.t-aapecitltd 1 eiow:
Ireiitui', .loncs county, Saturday Df each
and eve'y tfeek., - ' '
Beaufo t, Carteret eouuty.Tlinn-day ra
Welfk, rr . '
Ju-ki:vllle. OiikIi.w onnly. ta nit Won
day In oacn niontti . i"d
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rnni's nmv wi.lDm any Mine In tha acaalon
and ohiigpd in, in I n oof eutiai re toeud Of
seaiiioii. '.-.
Tuition ai d uo irii niodenil-. i
This actio l I. alimtli d In A momland pro
grenive lown.
Kor further Ibfoi tmitton nrply to"
I1
Ntftrtn caroi.iwa. ,
'Jraven County, j Totri sliJn S.
Jnthe aaatter of t lie lfonietead of A k iiuidor
Moore otice to Cred. lofs,
Alexander Moore, ofaaid Coitinly and Slate.
liBvli g li ed hlK illloii iMfnro liio under,
-IK'irrt nir nit n ni!H'ai(i, mi-" 18 10 no i:y uu
the cndilors of t It said AI xanilcr Mi ore
Kiid of .Mack Moore ticena.l, ti at llic said
p lliton will bo heird at nsy ollice in New
Bein, Hiti o iifhtp Craven ii univ, on the
'st day or M y, IhH ,nud wlit n it tliey kI,u:i
apprnr nev innv no ncarp.
Uuti d I Ills 1 th dav of March. 1SHI.
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Grab OrchardV
llnnlnn Cmh ahrt KuIIli in m..nA nyl-.rrai .1
VRBD VICvnArTU WAlr.KVW.i rrOP r8
m V" 'i .'n''-S-ti
Hcnufaciuro Bu2gi
Ac. Repairing in all its branches neatlv pT4r.iifH.
Having secured tbe, services of l
; ' ' ; ' A First-Class
We will make tliat brpnch of business
ids. uau ana see us ana give us a trial.1' , v -
' ; 'v : .' ? t OARD51211 & son;'? -'3
.. ' ' . Broad street, opposite' Alex; Miller's, ;'; '
mar4dlm . - v.: - .: ; NEW BEENE. N. C.;
1
TivAJ. Pfw-krure. mailed to'mu M
UimtihLot whom tew k u f oJ 1 treai t
aiont nnd were rw-torwi tohGH:h hr hm nf
m.s-. StLuXAL PASTIL! FS
AluiltilClirafnrMw,fMn.l.illt. , ,
: WeakiiBiwiindPhrsfcEl Ict in Vonnior Mid
yiiunn jwm inrtKMlMrjin mnay
wwamiivwwweT aoaoinLeif rwrtorfl rrmAtureJr
ffPd and brobrni dmn im, t. tl. , ! 1 ;
I ty. V n7nlI2lninnan(l , leoroue llflaltn.
. . : -.".wnu-i i.una hiiwuinnj ui wure U l!aAliea
ST '""oot r InHi)rBtlon.IjiOTOr,0r-Brin
nork.ortoofma 7ndn!vAnr, nink thntroo send as
C?f ."."Ft SU? ?'2''?n,?"t of roar troaljla, and Moors
TKMLHrKAf,!- f 1-1 R. with Tllnrt'd PnTnl-
W y g
HAVE KUIOVED
Tv:o GTcr.zo, couth of
tkeep of FLOUI MEATS,
Dim BQr
r.IOLiAl;S.
oar nr r. -
rKICOjVor CASH.
. W. H. DEW EY;;
' ; TH3 PBACTICaL ' '
TONSOEIAL AETIST,
rereonallT In auendanee at hl Halrdieaaini
and Khavlng Saloon at Die Gaaton Uouae
with the beat workmen and new furniture.
, SutUiartloD laaaxurvd tu Uioae wbu patron -Ue
blm. ' .- ' a, '
ROBERTS I EEHDEHSCIT
- -: BeneraJ InsurancB IgenU,
NtiM Uerne, JN, C
,Miii!i tiim ' i'lnra. ( .njiiiie rfir-fr
el in
I iff "si Aeciiect Isscrtbc
I t-iH .
uio'i L',ti t'itv Alilhii'0
in ! .
GASTON -IU) USE;
. nkw.uk itii n. x. c. t i; '
S: li. . STIIEKT, " Sn., Proprietor.
4 Tha Only Flrat-claas Flonse in the City.
Omnibuk eonneets- wltb alt Trains ai d
Steamers. Large sample rooms foreommrr
elal irMvolnra. . -
he-BAURid RIIXIAKD BOOM baa
recently been reiurnlihed and nilid up la
K -oi sly le -with lillilaid and I ool Tables
DR. J. D. CLAJ.K,
rawssak, c- ;
Otflor on t'ravtr siraru betwT Pollt s
and Broad' ' " V v' lV: aorlT-aatwlf ;
New Central Hotel,
- (r"OBBI,TBATKMAHOtr8, .
South Frcnt Sweet, Now Berne, K. Cf f
: IB, PATTERSON, Proprietor, .
Offers special inducements to oomatereUl -
men. -.; . .- . . . -r-i i -
Cuisine Cif superior exeellnii'8, ,.- ' 1
Omnibus and baggage wagon -at all tra
and steamers. -. --;--.
Kates. S2.UI per day. ' ' . apl " l
VALUABLE REAL STATE
IN -THE CI -V OF KEWPERNV.
To lie sold under Fcreclpri-cf Mortgage.
virtue of the nowers conferred In
moitgaite nom the Neuse Manumctnring
(kinipany to Iaaae W Hughes, recoi ded In tlio
llcgisiet'sotllce tf Craven county, Hook 711,
p 'ses :t(fS-3trt. I, Annie H. Hnghes, amlunee of '
mil. I mortgage, will on Monday, tbe Silt
diry of Aprll,48NO, at IS o'cloon, noon, at
liiL- C.jiirt UouNe door In the City of Nfcwbern, !
ex pc a to eale at publ c auctl n, for cash, tha
following di-foribed prorerty situated in the
o,t oi Newtiern, klipwn ft the Li t of'iijip
Kease Manufacturing vnpany,"ip-TMt He- .
ginning, at ar tMiint in th south line of lot
mimlii-r six ($), formerly bepwn a"8jiar
row'a line," or "(leoigc Crern a line,' ttT .'
feel 4 inches fnat of Vmm Front aneet; I hence .
Mtuihwartliy and parallel Willi aald Kfti
i-'iont Hticet 1A0 feet In! J li.oliea In tha Hue of
land httely owned- by the lw-lrs ' - A 'lou .
Wo den. -deceased; tbenoe wltb ihe panie ai ,..
rlnht vnKlc to said Kaat Krontunet tolne
channel 0' Neuae River; thi nee nortn ardly
with said channel IU) fet 11 Inches to the
sombentl corner of said lot ninnber 0:1 hence
with tbe sown aide or said Jo. number s, :
wettwardly to--the b.gini.lmr. embraoing
parts of lots numbers 7 and 8 (water frouts).
AN NIB M
Hy her Attorney
A.
Sale of Valuablo Keal ;'a3
Fersonal Proporty,
Nomn .CARoxnt- '-t ;.:.
' - - Craven ConnfyV- Mal-cf 6th, IHiO ,
By virtue or powers coritnined In ertln
mortgag.s executed bj A.U Dcnnlson and
wife to Loula III II laid 6. to. of Hie ity of
Norfolk, and regiatend In the Krglster's of- "
ftceof CraveM eountv.i Book 88. mum XU.1. l
aud Si. m and till, 491. m aud 1 will rail .
for cash at the uourt Houte ilnpr In the Cfti
of New lidrna. HU e andcdonVaf.irum,lil hf. : '
Ttiefflay the Hlxth day of April.'. lfed, at Is T
city of New Berne, to-wll; rastern half -of
water front of the lot known slid described '
iu tne plan oi tne city or new Herno as Let ,
No. 22; tlio lota upon which tbe said A. H. '
Dennlson i ow resides known and detorllwd
as Lots Nos. 23 and 'M; the water front of Lot ;
IV) ... .1 I. a .... I .... . ... . ,
together wlih one lorty horse sower' erl .
vine (fool ' and Hull, btijldeni), . sfiaflii'B
pulleys anuhangeia rpmupteil vi 1th aaM en
ne. Aluooi.e act of oottohaeef ill innrhin' "
ery, U wl i one t'lple set of Hsdraulio presses
witn aingid pump (;ini h's; an i m patent
heater roiMiletr: one tot Kumtw r 1 wo bolls v
- ' I.UUI itJLOlAKU Ctl -fUNKY
B. BltTAK, AUV. . IM dtd.
. DYSPEPSIA,
SICK HEADACHE,
VVIIHIU M llWIIf A
A BnHrforali Dlseanas of th Ijfer, KI4--nya,
kmM'h nd Bowels. A potuiivel
curv for DyipeMla. HlcU HmmmrnM
1A mryA ttm fiTn 7srn nl m.), 'c.tA TJT ,,' k
InBiUnkilaif. I)ora. nn Ui two truunf u ia
SI.1 r. itiurn, AfAntvrv, l4XaTlllt r
Kcriui4Jrw sm i IS I M 1 t-UlaV.
4f.-:"';.
Harness, Carts, Dravs,
.; .. ', :
&mmM&$"
a PflCl A LTy: ' r '
I
,, .""I" '"" ol pn-ltu. ,. irri
.i. .t ii irounm,, and all Onnkf
hienrrira iBtodiwl thtiirrlS
on rl.ntifta meilirail prinplpfci. i,,)" j
f" "ui. fcitwiihoiii dei.yTih. sul3 ;.'
PM ahwnul and repidly it.iu.WUi ..(s nl a.'Sl ;
TBEATMEKT.- Cm H wtk, $3. r,r Kai.W.nrt.p
HARRIS REMEDY CO., Hro CHEHmt
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TO fUElIl'
TiiEin fc:::eh gk:;o. -
CO rFEE. bUOAU, 'srurr'i
. STOCK
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