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IT 5 EUIHUV iliniCUIRT, i DAILY JOUBSAL ti six colama r. pjbttibsd. d4r, sxocpl Monday, at , i au;Ua tor.klmocLbt. Delivered v knoaerisarsas aoeenta par icoaUi . i aUYt JOClCiAL. sulmun 1 1. la pafeuaasd every Thursday at It ,2t sunom. f - .-..- VSTI3IXQ R4TES (DAILY )-One onaaar UK fOe. fcr Med autaqtKSi . r.oul ; , " ..i." It caaUper tar fiat, and 6 ornu lui 1 f iiitniQiirt raeartloa. - xlTTianl)f tllfrltt-d tnwa i matta at anj pnea. oUOMf irrlarLaUi.BOiloeiod imaa will be Inasraad fraa. AM a4d"oa i tor wtfftMUral pe stjxs. 2 armentS for traoaieul advarUseuient :.. V Kad U'advaace. iiru.r aiive : ! i WIJ Dt eoiUeUU urowolly at tlie e ii d oi sacA BBODtft. imim Issftins tunlalnlnr iiewt of a JU iastlOa,SP'al mature aso eottcluid. No coaamnnleattoa moat b expected to ba uub had that WBUIn oblOQUoialo personal ua withholds, tQe am of author, or .tat will aaaS mora loan one coluiuu o lilt maar.V'f : Any BtailmaUBc aaitriaved Man uour wouaeoiomiiBMkuuu oau ubiain Ui uaui o aavaar ty appUeatlun at Ibli offio aiid tivwiat (Mwola toe cruvauoa emit THE JOURNAL. a. m. mvwn. m,HA&rauL - II a 1 BUul( SKW BERNE. N.C.. FEB 5 19fs CataradM ta roi utut n u f' ,Moad-clM aaiMi. THE FBEC VTHISin AND FKtK ABUtTHEHT.' : It jBeems to be a part of human nature to tnisrepreseut, and special ly 80 among the newspapers oi irorth Carolina. The following item from the Warrenton Gazette Is a fair illustration : ' 8iMM Obairmaii Battle has takt n bis COIStnittM to Washington City to ibllu enoa Cong real to give tbe (wiple liw . whiakej and free cbuwj. ehould tie not nZl Winter bnlege our legislature, nod . ''laflaaooe" that body to repeal all the local option laws on id force id the 8taU? .And while at Itim kind of work Bsigbt BOl the committee with propriety , use its Influence In having repealed tbe ' prion t y stem of county Kovercuieui' i WhytOMV-' There are Uoublkw Mjfe people to? the Sute pppoaeil to Ibn yi tent than there are who fvor free w it JJOW. we think it would be dilM .".nWth find a man of ordinary in intelligence in .'orth ('arolma that wants whiskey and tobacco fieed from taxation as loDg .is i in : nMBBorr in tut nnr hinc nai . mm V - f At- m ' U l XT 1. . 1..... .1.. ' Wan la.that the direct taxefi they paj shQuld go into tbe Slate ana Opacity treasuries and not I ; gathered by Federal officials and taken to Washington wberc it is -notVneedcd. Nothing has done mOXQ to destroy the iudividualit of the States and encouragu cen traliration than the army oi J, JiewnJL TOmco .lioiaers mat iiav infested the country since the war. ; Their presence and influence have a tendency to federalize ami divert th, tbonhta of the people to a ... greater power. Allegiance to and ; respect for Bate authority is til : miafabed in proportion as the Fed erai mcial asserts uis authority. v; Tie, internal revenue system has flJrCady made the iropression on " manv that whiskey and tobacco 1 Cgll : Only be taxed by Federal V authority ; that if the internal reve j ntie Is abolished, "free drinks, free : f1iia anrl fnA dlrm" will nrevai! while the necessaries of life aie taxed; they seem to be attached to .the Federal system ; perhaps they ; are ready for a "Faternal Govern y ment." -Yf The Gazette ought to know that Chairman Battle and his commit- tee, and tbo people whom they represented, are nst in favor of i liieo drinks, freechaws and free flips" any note mau iuc uicu ' author of such slang, bat they are ' opposed- to the internal revenue laws arid will continue to optose then until they are abolished. if 3JfQT A FAIR I'OMTARISOV The Baleigh Signal ia engaged in getting np comparative figures of the cost of tbe State government under the last republican adminis tration, Governor Brogden, and tbe democratic administrations which followed.. This is done for the rarpoMot iho wing that the State government was more economically adainistered by the republicans than 'by democrats. Now if Mr. n'axm wantato "do the clean thing 1 5 -will takftfiftV ; pertodben tM tire SlatigovernmeBexecntive, 1 jislatire "and jndidal departments , s ' eontrollad by MpttMlcAis and i -pare it rwitn any: period when y ('"mccrats had entire control. 7 pfr'1 of Gov. Prey. 'era! Aascmtfy waa ontrplled by ; democrats, 'and these Governors i admioistered the affairs of the State ' iu accordance with deoiQcratie laws except those which re engrafted uu llm o6Uiaio-f 166$ that the General Atstmbif could not repeal. ' ' To reud Jlr. JJairis' cpaipariijon one ou)d b led to bdUtw that the Governor haa the entire control of lpvj ing uxeu anpending thp moDj. ' Mr. Harris veil know that the taiea xsQllected under Gov eruot'O Brugdea'fi admiuistrattom pre levied by a democratic Gen eral AaaAiubty iid expended nuder laws made by the same. If ,ou ttre going tqjuiak a com parmou. Mr. Harris, do it fairly, ! Gw bat k, go back, Mr. Harris, when the repubheau party vas In its glory in Rorth Carolina and bad ooutrol of every yon will do the department and lair thiug. You oau uot bhud the people by making a mixed comparison ; they are be giuuing to learn the trick) of poll r i . i 1 1 a lii-l lit-r I u rfinilihiutriH or denioctats. n wj i tu.jr w . . . . , -- - . - , j . " - r I H0 t. U MJlMOs in tOKtss. .losejibus Daniels, writing from Wufhtngtou Oitj on the work of tbe North Carolina delegation, sa t. Tbe j oongest member ol the North Carolina delegation is Hon F. M. 'Simmons, of the second dis I trict.otnerwise known lu tne uoincu the ij a (jourts more considerate clature of State politics -tbe ; llian they now, in mauy instances, black district," because of its large j of the rights of tbe unfortunate negro io. ority. Last year tbe yietjm,, 0f this odious Bysttm. The negroes bad i aw and spin o and ; Dju ju make the practice in ap Mr. Simmons w us erected. Me is ' the 8ame as in State courts. the wcoud Democrat who has ever ; . represented that district. lie, jhbino odo of General Hragg's reprehents it wit b couspicuous lidel Cl4UllMU(?I1j Colonel of one ol the It V and ilblllt. 11 hCailUre lWntlurut. i..fui.lru raviinnnla hm turned at the next election be will take high poMtiou among the men ol loroo vJ4jc House. 11 1 already stands lnli uiiil this ts bi hist senMon. lie is on two oomujittees, vw Expenditures in the Treasury i Dciiartment and the Committee ou Claims. The cum uiiiUic ou jclaims is one pf tho bardottt worked com mittees hi the House, seventeen hundred bills having een referred to it iu the -I'.lth Congress. Up to the present time be has introduced six b'lls, to wit . 1. Oue to apifroptiat one hun dred thousand dylinrs for the eiec tiou ol i. public txiildiug at New Hern a. 'J. One to 'ajpropriate tliirty thousand dollars for the construc tion of u uiacadeuiized road from New Heine to the National Ceme ter near t hat cit y. This cemetery one of tbe handsomest in the boiith, contains tbe remains ol about three thousand Federal BoldicWaid the only approach to it at preSent is a priyafe road sut) jttottv lie closed at any time at the discretion of tbe adjacent laud proprietors. .. To relund to North Carolina the Bum ol about forty thousand dollars, tbe proceeds of certain cotton seized by the Federal agents in 1T5, and sold in Georgia and New York, the receipts of which sale was paid into tbe United States Treasury. This bill was originally introduced by Governor Scales. Senator Hansom has introduced a similar bill in the Senate. Senator ltansom ajyCMr. Simmons hare bad several 'conferences about it and they thiDk there is a fair chance of its passage 4. A bill to refund to the deposi tors iu the Freedman's Savings and Trust Company (commonly called tbe Freedman's Saving Hank) the sums lost by them en account of the failure of that concern. The bill provides for an appropriation of one million and two hundred thousand dollars, the amount esti mated to be dne these depositors, alter deducting the dividends they bare from time to tine received. This bill is of great importance to a large number of Mr. Simmons' constituents. He received not less than twenty five hundred colored votes iabis district, and for this reason Vl asjtbe higher reason of what he believes to be justice, be wants to do something for them. It is true this wasnet a govern tnetM tal institution but it was created by the government, which exercised a sort of guardianship over it, and was the oommon belief of the ig norant colored people, who put in them the first fruits of their free- fdom, that, tbe government was re sponsible. The. present Chief Magistrate, in one of his messages, erteatanpwppnjtbis aobject, says ia aabetaaol, thit Urn aught to he made good by tbe government, and declares such an act would be but plats Justice .to these deluded de positors, , , . ,- ,y . .. 5. A bill to construct a Uerenu Cutter; fi, be- setiofttd f7Xe Bene,' It.iX,v Tof Wvfoe' ina the South Atlantic coart to tc; 'ice tbeBeveaoe Ccttfr,,Eter"'sTb:s latter steamer is ia o piJafJ a condition a? t" ? e vv,p' d tt t1 " f standard silver of certaia frao tional ooins ; to enlarge the legal tender character of the half dollar, and to aatbortze the issne of silver certificate spore depQsita of the eame;-The object -of ikis aict is uiai&ly ta ceooia tne large amoaBtf of fractional eorrency. now in the Treasury, (known : atf anavailable assete;and ' which cannot' be got beeaoee it knot ot proportionate weight with 'the silver dollar; as well is ioeh fraction al coins as may hereafter oome into the Treasnrj, s that the hall dollar shall eon tain oae-half, the qiarter one-foartb, and the Jllnle one-tenth the silver which, the silver dollar now oou tains. It is thought when (his is done, and silver certificates are allowed to be iaaued upon their do-r posit and the half and quarter dollar is made a legal tender within i certain prescribed limits, it will not only bring this now nselesa coin from the Treasury vaults, but will give ns a fair amount of- paper fractional money lu the place of tbe cumbersome half and ouarter dollars. Mr. Simmons has also in process of preparation, in fact it is virtually completed and will be presented ou next bill day, a bill to confer (ipou defendants, charged with ; violations of internal Revenue laws. lue right of appeal in all cases. Under the present law defendants in criminal cases, convicted of a violation of these laws, are prac tically without the right of appeal. Mr. Simmons believes this right of appeal will have much to do with tempering the present hardships in administering the law and make Cashiered lor failure, to appear with his regiment at some critical mo ment. An old West Pointer who was banging mound liragg's head- Quarters with nothing to do was ont.ti:6 tooomm and the regiment in the next battle. When tbe regi ment was ordered to charge, they raised tbe rebel yell and rushed forward; but the Colonel's horse an old "scrub" be had borrowed 'bucked,'' aud refused to move. On went the men; but the Colonel's beast held his ground. Hut about the time tbe opposing line broke, the Colonel got under way, and was received, as b galloped up, with wild cheers. "I don't wonder," be exclaimed, "I hat Colonel was cashiered for being in the rear; there aiut a horse iu tbe army could keep up with this regiment on a charge." I i HR1KP, AND TO THE POIST. Dynpepsta ts dreadful. Diaordered liver ia misery. Indigestion ia a f oe to good nature. The human digestive apparatus it one of the moet complicated and wonderful things in existence. It is easily put out Bf order. Ureaay food, touch food, aloppy food, bad cookery, mental worry, late hours, irregular fcabiiU, and many other thing which oegbt tot to be, hare-made the .American people a nation of dytpeptioa. Bui Green 'i August Flower has done a wonderful work in reforming this sad business and making the American peo ple eo healthy that they can enjoy their meal and be happy. tametnber No happiness without health. But Green's August Flower biwgs health and happiness to the dys peptic. -Ask yoar druggist for a bottle. Beventy-Ove cents. J. P. G Davis. Wholesale ajsi Rttau Dkalkr m CHOICE FAFJILT GROCERIES AWO PROVISIONS. FWfit Grades Family Flour always in Stock. Best Brands of Tobacco Direct from the Factory. BOOTS SHOES, XHD HEAVY DRY GOODS. : Call and cet Book Bottom Price. MARKET DOCK;, - Jicrw Berne, N. C. hardware. Bash, Doors and Blinds, Paints, Oils and Glass Lime, Cement and Plaster, All Grades of COOKING AiiJJ UEATlifG 8TOVES, . '-, AT BOTTOM' PRICES h L. H: :CIiTU2R. . "2 tT S 2B3IiHaie""Stree The walls of tbe bar' Front Btrwt have hi r sVi.- - j r i a aV W; t? ;i : - on Absolutely Pure. Tbu pow Jar evr ivana. A aaarval' M partly, aVeiiKth, and wttoteaomaaMa. Mo a eooBomteal than the erdtnary kinda, and aan ao4 a14 la oom paation with tba multitude of iowtaat, snort weight, alom or phosphate nova era. Bald only In oaaa. BasM-JUKia Powobb Oo.. iu Wall-ai.. N. Y. noyllrdw For sale in Nevrbern by Alex. Miller. George Ash, TflE CLOTHIER Ba now coDoolidatbd hi two stores and will, at the old stand on Middle street, next to L H. Cutler's, continue That Slaughter " Prices which he tfomwi'-iirt 1 come time before tbe hoi id ay h. Our tkock hut Lmn repleuiohed in tfvery department, aini if jou are in aeed of aojtbinK in our line, call with out delsy and you will wonder at tbe . Bargains Wo Give You Clothing, Boots & Shoes And all kinds of DRY GOODS. Wo are making Special Drives this Month . ; IN Blankets, Shawls, Nowmar&ets, Walking Jaokots, Ladies' and Men's Underwear. New Line of Neckwear which is a collection of captivating beauties, that are being sold at popular prices. Oar fine satin lined Scarf at 5o. beats any half dollar scarf in Other places. All onr goods will please and frtve satisfaction, and prices are bo low you cannot resist them. David M. Jones of Beaufort tilll bolds forth t . . George Ash's, , Middle street, Next to L, H. Cutlr. We have the Agency for Tbe Old Stqjten IsUnd Dyeing Establishment, 68 Duane St. , Establuhed, 1819. AU goods delivered free of express charges SIMMONS ft MAN it, ATTORNEY AT LAW. NEW sBERNE. N. "t'.i '; ' Will move on or about January lfetb,' 1888, to their new office, over the Hank ing House of Green. F6y & Oo. three doors below Hotel Albert. Wanted to Purchase, 50,000 Bush. Rice. 200,000 Tons Pure ' Affriculturai'Lime; DKAIN A CQiTOIf COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ' Mabxet Dock, SCW BERNE, JI. O. mad. Amlt, Take flolice l - Ooremis jfiil4 with , .-,itii Prartotos Hoerlev-Aaautd ' Good. Pnr Goods: Crockery. ,;. OeleDrated rnson Jdoots and , S.rarscRS dSona Boots 'itary warrfcotpd if? Iltesat:- faction. . . . Cw '-t r' ir i f a . ' . . ir-. ' V i f - I fJF " avsssMitbssw 11 ' K1 "is "-i--'- fl. U. Duffy, -IJjI. and dealer in - . - - , w - - - v - t'-j Surgical Appliances, Druggists1 Sundries, fief iy GU0N,S PlONEEE BLOOD H LNEWTJR in valuable for tbe core of Kuenmatiem. XW Largest, beet selected and cheapest liue of.JLSB CIGAES in the t?ity 40,000 nst received. The wholesale trade et'icially looked aftr. - . 13T Makes a spetialty of SUPEUIOK. LIQUOK8 for icedicina parpNise. CP lrescriptions couipouuded witli can) aud dispatch. Orders Solicited. 15. r DUFFY, sel8 dw North tvet cor. Middle and Pollock sts.. New Berne, N 'C.f KINSEY Cirlsand Young Ladies Grange, 3NT. Full oorps ol Te.achcrs. Boarders. Write for terms to junlC dwtf OLDEST AND LARGEST Walter D. Moses & Co. ! ., (1 14 MAIN SIKKKT. RICHMOND. VA. f -rr r 1Y r- m. T5-m rttw""n - a1- ii 7 1 I W' OSU v Correspondence solicited. Cat ilofrueg mailed froe on application at tbe office of our North Carolina Afrrjit, A.c3Lolplx Colm, At Mrs. P. F. Stanly 's Bjuk Store, ouruur Broa l and Middle 8w., ' iuQl7dwftm . . NEW BERNE, N. C. SCRIBtJER'S FvlAGAZIfJ E. PROSPECTUS FOR 1888. j .The holiday issue, now ready, is complete in iUulf, oootaining no aerial matter. The cotcr is enriched by an ornamental border printed in gold. Th price is as usual. 25 cents. It contains the most delightful stories, socmi, and essays bj distinguished writers, aud superb illustrations. : Among the important articles to appear during the year 1888 are the fcjlowlngf Send for profpectus; fctobert Lonia Stevenaon will ooolribute regularly to each natnber dnring the year, lie will write of many topics, old and new, and in a familiar and personal way, which will form new bonds of frendship between the author and his thousands of readers. In the firct paper, entitled "A Chapter on Preams," appearing in the January number, he relates incidentally, in con nection with the general subject, some interesting facts concerning the origin Of the famous Story "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hjdc." Railway Accidents, by W. 8. Chaplain, will be the first of kn especially important and interesting series of papers on rail ways, their administrations' and construction, including great engineering feats, famous tunnels and passes, aid ' indeed, those branches of the subject which in this day engage the attention of ' the whole eounury' The illustrations which will accompany this sefies will he'' err elaborate original, and beuatifnl. The authors and the titles of the future ' articles will bp annottnoed later. - . ;.:.:? iit-z brP. A- Sargent's c papers on Physical Proportions ' and 1jicai ; Training will be contiued by several of increasing interest, "with as Tick and nique illustrations as those which have already appeared.' '',4:r;'''-- ' UQaftratcd Article of special interest will be those on the Campaign of Saterloo, by John O. Ropes; on "The Man at Arms," by E. H. Blsshfietd; o papers by -Edward L. Wilson, illustrating results oireceai Egjptiem research; a further article by William F. Apthorp, on a aubjec oonneoted with his recent contribution on Wagner, and many others of qual interest, Professor -Shaler's articles on the Surface of the Earth will hfli eon tiaued, andV frticles upon two of the most interesting groups of contemporary Europaa irriterswilbe aocempanied by rich and novel portrait illustrations.', 4 ';' r. Electricity ia its various applieaUona u amojiys power, ExplosiTeaete' Sll tie the subjects of soother group of ill istra,ted articles of equal practical erestj'by teoMtaoriaep ' 4' C Matdelaaolm'A.ljetters written t i friend, Moechelasi at speouliarl isterestinf time.af his career .will furnish the substanoe of several, articles Seat interest to musical readers, : whiph will be illustrated ftrbj'poi traits and rawings front Meidelssohn's own hand " , ; ' ' "'' ' . , ThcS'Ftetlpti.VQI .'b strong aot only in the work o well kw- wrfsv btttia that of new authors la securing whose eo-operatiow the ssagaiiBe has ' been so fortamate during its first year of publication. : A serial aovsL eutitlod irsi'asxveBis," vj xrsaene w oumsoBf Will D' oeruu IB us JaDaarT ntmberyand early in the year novelties till bsfublisbedy eary .James -and fl.' O. BtaierThe -short stories Cro,of noticeable strengtlt sod freeW IuaatPatlOASi'WMaIagsa will show inereased teelletM in Its UlurtrationB.'' 'TheT will be j more kbundant snd ekhorute tian VapJ Mr fa , the intentiotf Of the publisherf to reprswnt the best work of the leading artuts, mv fvxvia auowiwi ,!!!! "vj Bauiuijiueutvua vi fvoa.-;ieT)graTirg. Special notice.Te enable readers to possess the Ma ruin a frm. d,.i.i b umber ( January, t 887) th t following 1 -W. ,.-V : it -J it. . 1 A t r'a f Tilscriptioa and the numbers ' -cloth gilt r, ; 3.0 ffflroggist ALLmby ofJ l . a M SCHOOL, Kfvt lluiltliut;. Ample accommodations for JOSEPH KINSEY, PKINCIPAL. MUSIC HOUSE IN VA. Pianos and Organs on easy monthly plan at factory prices. Old Instruments taken ia exohange, bought, rented ana repaired. Immense Stock or SHEET MCSIC. Ins-.mrtion Books of all kinds. Special Dla. count to loachera and isckools. Oatalofooa niallnd froc. Assortment of Maale waton eletlloD ir deatrd. Htiinr i or n Musical Instruments. A few allgkily usod flaaoaand 0(Kna or standard makes, from J6 to fan. Agnta of Pobson'a froftatloual hllver Bell rtai.j'w. Violins, Aocordlona. and every Lblig In the fedueements are offered: w ,s -. -: l Dry-r . ' .1 for 1837. bound in i v' . ; . ' :. , ' CENT3 A "v . i .-.j... ..i , - i
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