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THE DULY JHltt&Lkl a sly eoiamn
i.yer. dall , ex pi Mgw , at
. . j per je . v fur aix month, v jpUvred
to 01 ty raossrtBWr at M euli par Bomb.
THE VIU Y JOC&HAU M otomn
ppeI pabllsbed every-Tfemnday t 1.
A.DV JBT18ING RATES (DAILY) One
nsh oo y f 1 OS; 60c fur eacu suusyuint
nserttonv:
A.TrUMBnU unaVr bad a! "Business
IrfKisla. U fats per tor flrst, md soeotsfor
erery abMacnl insertion.
Kt Mvertsassaeats Will belnasr.ad between
ULiMttuUuririN.
youawof ytnr or p tbs not utexe a
bum rUl b.ioMrM m. Ail asdiuoum
Sewl4br. ee.au pr Una.
j Pwtaaata far uuutcl adverusemejt
mm aaa. u acTaae.. Retuar ove
itiM win be oouecud promptly at uie
Vend at saelt moatn.
U Cainmnnlcattoria oontaloliig news of a dls-
0M or eai matter, are aolleli. So
- (ODauaituoi bm U iiiiwM to be rab
- lae tbai MmtaUe obieouonaoie oersonal
lies ntbnoKU ne una of me auibor-. or
,-t Sm will max more tnan onmumii o ft h
paper,
. Any pereoB feeltn acarieved at any anony
BouoommunHmuonoan ooiam me name o
M Minor ey application at ul offloe aud
hewiE wberetB tue Krievenee exiaia.
nii n, f f I l V I
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1KW BEKNE, N.C.. JAN. 26
i ateredat tk foil oSko El N Bi. 5 (J
aaeeooad-elaaa Mini.
PUBLIC B0AD
..aV.We oopy today lrom the State
Ohfouiole the views of Capt. 8. li.
." Alexander on public roads. Tbee
' , views were given in a verbal report
"tethe convention of the Karuiei's
Association at Greensboro, and like
'"tbe action of tbe couveutiou on the
t homestead Uw shows that tlie
' farmers are in advance of both po
, lltieal parties in tbe State touching
- . ; matters of vital interest to their
, s calling.
1.- Tbe present system of working
r- . .. i . i , . ... ... ,,r,
J-f publ C roads violates even prin
"
V .eiple of justice, is HH flicu nt ami
y has long been a source of an noyauce
aod trouble to both tanners and
'."-laborers. The mixed s stem of ro
.i , , . .
oalrlne everv niau o woiksomauy
J
' I'.daye on the public roads and levy
log a tax on projMTty to supplement
UY this work, has been tiicJ la the
COQDtiesof Met-kleuhurK and Tor
'''" ... . , , ,
Bjth and Caf.t. Alexander says.t
i WOrks well. He also says that
. working with convict labor, which
- has also beeu tried in Mecklenbuii:,
,:4in t pay-
When the Farmers' AsM.c.ation
. meets in Kaleigh in January, ISSS,
. thn General Aisenibl will also be
.. in session, and a jood oppoitonity
" Will be offered farmers to press
'...their views ou this cpiestion. It is
'JweUkoowo that many of the rail
- road and other projects are lobbied
. tbroogh the legislature by Iriendn
- . R , , .
, y.'Who are always on band, and the
farmers must, if they expect any
Special legislation iu their Iwhalf,
be 6n hand, or have representatives
r- .v.;. raitlnn on
from their various org
' hand, to look after their interest.
UOVEK.TIUK J1KU1 AV
THK
? .
M1NS10N.
r'--.. Minister Jarvis writes a long com
; mnnlcatiou to the Wilmington Star
' to explain his connection with the,
"J. erMtion of a Governor's house in
1 Raleigh, which some newspapers
V seen fit to designate a -'J.ir
'J'yWB, Folly." lie shoulders tbe
responsibility like a man and shows
f how the honse can be completed!
. ftnd tbe whole actual cost to tbe
' . ' kupayersof the Btate not exceed
$15,000. Wc copy the closing had tried :t and it did not pay be
narairrakTh of bis communication cause the stoekade baa to be too far
'. B I i -I I. TL. 1. K
Which we know will be read with
? .
pjeaaure. j jn conclusion, Capt. Alexauder
have sometimes thought that i Raid lhat g0O(i r0lt(j8 8ecure tbe best
fit knew something of the people of C,B 0f jmmigrants, promote socia
jthe State. I was raised among bihtj, and further business, bnt
them, I have lived among them, I tuat legislators are as afraid of a
have associatea wiia mein, i nave
spoken to them in every county,
fend to great extent in every com-
. ttinnitV. Bat after all I may be
t mistaken and be nnacqnainted with
them.: If, however. lam not mis -
"-taken, then I venture tbe modest
opinion that tbe people of North
Carolina are not aa penorions and
as little in their aspirations as some
or tneir eeu consiuuieu guaiuiaue
woald have us believe. Honest to
the core tbemselves tbey demand
of their pnblie servsnts tbe very
bighest integrity, and tbey will
tolerate nothing less, bat I do not
believe tbey will disapprove of
such judicious expenditure of these
pabhe fanda as seeks to give to
their State as good and creditable
iastitntiODe their neighoors
possesa. ; I hate been a close ob
erver of the pnblie men of the
ate for the last twenty years and;
I have sees the trimmer and; the
iHgogne go' down while the
'J, straightforward , tnan, wnoTnn, ,rtw w. c. lUmnch
wi 'irg to take tbe repoRi- phe-by.N.a Gtabott!f
The people of North Carolina are
Dot els lit o e UdtU.i a pllllllu anr
Taut who wk : io Imild o, Hieir
io Kire them puohe iaaiu u
siitations and public baildinga
creditable to their State, and in
which the; can feel a great pride,
though they do have to pay taxes
for it, if they can . only know their
none? is koncttly and judiciously
spent. Before eueh 'a people I am
Dot afraid to go aod say to tbem
that with the use of your ooovrci
laoor, me sam oi some old lots l u
the ci'y of Raleigh, and ao exuen
diture ol only fifteen tuous.md dc-l
,ar8 of y-oor Ule8 j hav 0Qlk for
"i , ,,
! J00 n0"8 fr your Governor as
, handaouie as any Slate has, and
oue Of which you aud your children
j and grand cblldreu may be proud
B tblr Verdlct arjd by my
. . ... . . . ,
, niate Of (be Cost, I UU) Willing HOW
o at ailV time in the futuie to
siaud or fall."
,
. R , i.,.)r ., puKiir Ritalin
-al1 Aieiauaer on ruouc iloaai!
Ttie next question of interest, as
it appeared to me, was the discus
.biou ot tbe public roads and now to
make tbein better. Capt. S IS.
j Alexander, chairman of . tbe com
uiitlee, made a moat iutrresiiug
speech on tbe subject of roads. We
'recall a lew ol bis statements aud
w, g,ve j.hfm to tbe Chronicle
readers. He said, auioug other
tblugs:
It is tbe duty of the .State to keep
up tbe roads because they a e
necessary for all business and uif a
criterion of civilization. There are
but three ways of keeping up the
roads
int By taxiug labor an'l n'y tbe
couutry labor.
-iu d By taxing labor and prop
erty. 3rd By taxiug propirly alone.
Tbe first is a l.nluie. Uudtr it
the entire buiueu lalU upon tbe
farmers. Men wuo live lu town
escape, lily ioiks nave an mea
that calling out tbe country people
to woik upou tbe public roads is a
pnvilege. They do not put a
in))er estimate upou this lator.
'
Helore 18lt twelve das lalxir was
r,.(1lr,.(1 There weie 120,000 men
, 1U(J employ oil fur t u olve day. At
one dollar ei day that amouuied
to 1,4U0,000 all of it paid by. lie
larmer to keep up tbe public roads.
. , , , ,
u a new ro.id law w.iw passed
( j,roVidod that each inau should
j,, at least ttiree days work on tbe
road moie if necessaiy. I'nd. r
m some couu.ies, men
wire worked aud 30 days. Ai
, (. t,,,cllUt,ll(I1 ol ,ue L,K,K,a.
tu,,. (wbeii the W. N. V. II. II. was
sold) mo limit was tlxed at six
days, or at 750,000 pel year, paid
eullrely by lai iners. Tins is more
,,,,, au 8(ate t,lXl.rt ,)iirl f
W,)K.L ,hu UnM.r )aJt, !K
Wioug," said Capt. Alexander, and 1
said "A men and amen." Tiiere
never was any just I deal ion in mak
int a poor inau woik as much and
pay as m ah tax to keep up tbe
roads as a rich man. it is a uion
strous uutair taxation aud it must
te changed. Property ought to
lear pa. t of the expense. Awheel
tax would be better than this ures-
aw
The second way is by taxing
labor aud property. This is tie
system now adopted in -Mecklen
burg aud Foisytb. It ought to be
everywhere. Under this system
every man works four days lu the
year and a tax ol from seven to ten
cents is levied on the J100. This
is tbe best system for North Caro
lina, aud tbe most just aud equit-
ai,0
The third
way ig by taxation
alone
"This is the best system ol
all," said Capt. Alexander, "but it
is impracticable in North .Carolina
aud the committee recomnieuds
that the mixed system le adopt
ed.r
t'pon the question of working
'convicts on the public roads, tbe
Anmmil.nA thrmcrhr thut It wan im
i ractiOR00t Cdarlottee township
,r"u . . . , ,
: done almost as cheap by fiee labor.
roati rtW 0f uA og law." Tbe
committee recommends tbongbl,
study, education. ''Agitate, agitate,
-,11 ftione brine a-ood
r0ll(i8,
j oen. K. Barringer, a large tax
j ,,aVer of Ueckleuburg, endorsed
W0T cdpt Alexander said,
j an(j added that every aeosible roan
io Mecklenburg bears testimony to
the fact that the mixed system
works well in Mecklenburg. State
Chronicle.
A Vobii'i Tise0Tery.
"Another wonderful dlsooTery baa
been made and that too by a lady io this
county. Disease fastened it clutchee
upon ber and for aeren years abe with
stood it several tests, but ber vital or
gans were undernamed and . death
seemed imminent For three months
she coughed incessantly and oonld not
sleep, -be boagbr of as a bottle of Dr.
King a Mew Discovery (or Ckiaswmptkm
and. was so much relieved on taking
first dose that ebasieptall aiht and
wkh 6m bouls tas bew'niirsetiluolv
eared. Her nam- is Hra. Lathxr LnU.1'
& Co., r
ree t R. N.
Ike Fl4 ! l al..
A larg arcaot tmutri id Cbma
btMt-euis8rd,aiid lle rtuort
ot the loss ol lifeuit tbe offering
coDseqaent on tbe disaster are
appalling Originally a beautiful
and popolooa district of 1.0.000
wjoare milea, the afflicted area' is
now oovered with a sea of waters.
Tbe reports eUte that at least
3,000,000 or people are nomeless aod
deprived of everything. Tbe lifcs
ol lite is eslimaie l at thite-vuar-ters
of a million soals. The Chiuese
baoiuesa oe liters aud government
circles are greatly disiuirmd, aud
are endeavoring to do something
to muigate the evils cousequeut on
the disaster. Tbe repons as re
gards figures are hitherto little mote
i ban conjectural, and the extent ot
harm may be either over or under
estimated.
l)'t Ask fur fATors
Do not tall into tbe habit of ask
lag favors. It is better to suffer
than to supplicate, and asking a
lavor even lrom your own dearest
friend is only a mild form of sup
plication. Qet what you want by
y our own unaided exer ions, or go
witbontit. There is more dignity
iu penury, uo matter how abject,
coupled with independence, than iu
indolent comfort gained through
the grant of a favor. Don't ask for
or be too ready to receive a favor.
Bather cling to jour own inde
pendence. In the days of the blue laws of
New England, a shoemaker was
condemned to be hanged; but ou
the day appointed for his execution
it was discovered that he was ibe
ouly shoemaker in the place; so they
concluded to hang a weaver in his
stead, as they had more weavers
than they WHD.ed.
ADVMK IO nVTHKK. "
MkS. WINSLOW 8 hOOTMINO 8vbip
xhould always be axed for cbildrrij
leeiluug. It soulhee tbe child, eofutiit
lh guuis. allays all pain cures wind
colic, aod U be beet remedy for diar
Qusa. Twenty -Ave cents a bottle.
irmrTl Him hunt 1
Little Grains of Sand.
l l lUo itilugt continue lo niaks our nilgMy
iinlvrrnc ol maierikl ti I uga I Vol k re in
oikii prone lo rrjeol minor delalls Out
ilrM( of l lie rlgiil kind of medicine ha oflrn
i-fl, c t-d u tui e Mil le yems ue of lue u roi k
medicine had lulled. Kad lb foiiowl
rmlorMMiiei.lB of h. li. H., tu inoul WvUillvl
fui or uil uI'hhI remedies:
TWO BOI'ILK HUE HllK. 111
TISM. IlHOUOH AK . JllUf I IW:
1 -heT(ul) bihlv i l.e foil' w-ng imi Li, m
Kid I'Hlieueiii our medicine In in f ,in
ll). Myllalvttou.il yedrk of ge hottf r (1
f i o au iu-u e h i uvk of itiuujMiihin. i- uea
ly uildn.- eipo-Hre aud cUIIIiok of .i. blH
1 i.eid vo.i n meiM liiyiiiy reoonim nd. d
una iir-Uld out. lx' i it- of Moucrlr a Bro
Krcil. k In about ont ruouih ft-r
nsiuK -Ins bottle, tie b. cme svi much bt-tiri
iIim 1 K"t tne s. oond bottlt bio- u now
iielnii ua -d, Knd my son ! uetirly well, and I
ti Ink uj r iimvini blui to a cooler autumr
Hiiiinu- ( irliic h I will do aud contlnulnij in-u-
perfect cure will b effecl-d I nm
mdpr II. n H a moat eiorilent bl tid purifier
UH8 ti TntJa, ,
H R. Agent. BrotuibtoD, Ark
O K ItOTTLB DID IT BOILS f I HI D
AND UE4LTH REkTORKD.
B H. B. oo.. AUaut. U.:
Gents My sister was - fllloud fora ouro
ber of year wub bolls knaitered atxui all
over bi iieriou. Tuey would make their
a Dears nee -veiy spru I. ai-d 'est tbrounh
the sumi. er and until late in tbe fall, tier
health wns sadly im . -aired, ltMlns fl.tbsi-d
sirrnetb every a ; In tact tkey were sapling
Der life I g.v. ber one bottle ot B B. ti
-nd tiM)rlle'i was like magic pioducln a
c mpleu- core nd r-siorlMg b-r h th.
Tod she s perieclly roond and her hex Mi
fully re-torrd. Ills wit ont fount tbe bel
an tnost va uable H-ood Purifl r now on ibe
market. Yours, etc.,
D M McRie.
Waynesboro, Mia.. Julv U, 1877.
send for onr Book o Wonders, free. It
treats of all blood disorders. Address
BLOOD UaLM CO. Atlanta Hit
Kor sale In New Berne at R. N. Pnffy's drug
store. Jan
Robert Hancock, Jr.,
TRIAL JUSTICE.
Office next door below Journal office
Same building wiib Oui'-n A Pelletier
Open from 9 s m. to 4 p.m.. Will give
prompt attention to all matters pertain
ing to Justices 'courts. dSVdtf
Delays Are Dangeious.
EATON lhe JEWELER,
Can be found a Nioe Stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SOLID 8ILVEE
AND PLATED WARE-
Fall line of everything in my line.
Gome early and make yonr selections.
SAU. K. EATON,
no29dwU . Middle street.
Sae S Livery Stables.
, : tbi minor t
J X i . : A M. HAStN AND
er-fc X J V. HAHH A CXlM-
' efi " SfART buian li'
eiwa oy a oeatn
uun. at, aaabfl
ontlnae tbe
OnelMSS 0- WALkT
rXimO AMD
UVrBTef SOfieB.
etA. sv the
eld Siena on - Mhislie treel. where be baa
been ecfd 'a th same Wwlaeas IS tbe
our siaoe isaa. will flmH tomes it bs
Old friends and rwalomera , . , . . !
Will ba- ) ts dn awr 4 F1BB
MTOVKARIRIn mri,l I
A leo, a HM( LetfT OP Ml (.(.ICS Sad
BSI. ... J
A-etATI-rAr'TI,trAt'A'r'rrFD.
'"TT "r " ' '. ' I
- 1 ill
f 71.t"
C .r,
'Mm-
Absolutely Pure.
Thia powoer aerer ar. A oaarrei rf
parity .strenrta. and vboleeomeoeae Mo
eoDomleal tbao tbe ordinary kuala, and eaa
not be aold la oom petition wltb tbe VblUtad
of low teewnort welchkainm or pboapkaie
Kwdera. Sold only In oaoa. BotaJ. Baku
nil Oo.. It Wall-v.. N . T nOTUWTdn
For aale ;o Newbern by Alex. Miller
Guano, Kainil
-AND
5,000 bucli. KunI 1' oof Ostj).
1,000 buh. Meadows' ri'emium Ex
tra Kafly 1'. a gum nutced ttock ).
500 bbls. Genuine Karly Uose l'ota
toes ( pure and true to name).
200 bubb. Extra Karlv KjumI lieans
'200 I, mli. Muhawk Biaus, Oolden
Wax Hruiis, HiJibh, ( uc-umberp,
Itecls, ud Onion Sets.
1,000 tuni Mealoi' Special Ouano
! (for all crope ).
! f00 tons (icnuau Kamlt.
200 tons Ktiwan I'honliHtc.
100 UlUB llHulvt-d B.'Ul.
100 tons C-ottou Snd Meal.
1(0 tons AKru-ullurnl Lime.
FOR BALE BY
E.H.& J.A. Meadows,
COTTON & TRUCK
FACTORS,
AND
MANUFACTURERS OF
MEADOWS' SPECIAL GUANO.
OFFICII: UNION POINT,
NEW BERNE, N. (J.
dec80 dwtf
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
NEW BERNE. N. C ,
Will moTS on or about January 16th.
1688. to their new office, over tbe Bank
ing House of Oreeo. Foy & Co-, three
doors below Hotel Albert.
Wanted to Purchase,
50,000 Bush. Bice.
200,000 Tons Pure
Agricoltural . Lime.
7. PaURftUS & C0.i
OBJON ftCOTTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mabkkt Dock,
5EW ilERNB, Na O. I J
J!mktieAi d fog Imm ith
foar 5JTiTOOma; 'WhsT:,lot and
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Appf f bnce to -. j
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ty Larfri.Hr. bt-ut eelectt-d and cheapest line of FINE CIGARS in
the rity 40.000 juet roct-ived. The wlio!eale tradfl specially looked
after. -
IdT M-tkes a apecialty of SUPERIOR LIQUORS for medicina
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1 pwcriptiniiN compouuded witii cafe and dispatch.
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