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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
FREDERICK c. ROBERTS, Scc'y.
EVou warren Win.low.

A Washington correspondent of an Ohio paper
thus eulogises one of our representatives, Mr.
Wlnslow.
The best manager on the Democratic side OF
the House in all these complications, is Governor
Warren Wnslow, of North Carolina He has
been here two terms is an accomplished scholar
and parliamentarian; is old legislator in his
not make personal enemies even of political op-
ponents can control his own friends and bring
about results. If any could have piloted our
party into a successful issue the Speaker, that
man is Gov. Winslow. His efforts have been un-
ceasing his suavity undiminished his position
as the head of theE Democratic committee has
been used to It's full extent; but yet all is of
no avail"
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

HIGH PoNT REPoRTER editor of the
High Point Reporter, J. II. Moore Esq paid us
pop call last night and left again this morning
by the cars. Many of OMr readers will recollect
Mr. Moore as the popular special Reporter of the
Progress during our Fair and at the Conference
held here in 1853 The Reporter by the way is a
new PROJECT which MFR. Moore has just started at
the fourishing new town of High Point, he hav-
ing issued the first number ON last Thursday.
He gets out good sized, handsome sheet, we'll
filled with miscellaneous reading and character
lied by modern go-a-head appearance general
ly. He starts with good circulation and being
located at one of the largest shipping points on
the n. c. Railroad our people will find it good
medium for making their names and business
known to the people of that productive region.
The Reporter is published at 81 year in ad
vance.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the Re
porter will be received at the Progress Office and
forw warded.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

Dr. Bronson having been SO far reduced by
sumption, to be considered beyond all hope of
covery by the most eminent of the medical profes
sion, and also by himself-a regular physician uf
twenty years practice-as a last resort conceived
the idea of ANALYZING THE BLOOD. and apply
ing the subject of physiology to the more immediate
connection and effect of the state of the blood upon
the health and system. The result has been the pro
duction of this "BLOOD FOOD from the use of
which DR.. Bronson restored to perfect health
Within six months after its introduction, two
thousand consumptives etfecualIy cured by it.
If you have any complaints of consunptve ten
dency. Cough, Cold. Lfcodache, Patat0tio~ e,, tie
Heart, Loss Of Appetite pain an the side lose
time IN procuring a bottle the BLOOD FOOD"
If you suffering from Nervous Debiiifx or your
sleep as broken and disturbed if your Spirits De
pressed or your Organs 9ele1ed, you will find in this
unfaing remedy, by commencing with ten dt ops
If your Lirer is torpid diseased in any manner
whatever one tco bottles will be to invigorae
and bring it into lively and healthful action In the
most inveterate cases of Dyspepsia the patient
here find the most efficient and grateful relief a
benefit is always experienced after taking only one
bottle. In Male Female Complaints au2 HCak-
nesses the sufferer after trying other remedies in
vain, may rest assured that certain cure Hlresult
from the use of taro or three b0hles The :" BLOOD
FOOD is effecual in all cases of Erupt,oms Sail
Rheum, Scr0fml0s and other like complaints. Pale
and ean0caated children 0ad adHltS Immediately
benefited by ats 1t gives strength to the body
and color and beauty to the skin. Physicians Qt al
schools are using it with wonderful success.
For full directions see circulars. Price 81 per
bottle.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

We have, as matter of business purely, inser-
ted several advertisements for the New York Led
GER but no can pontto an instance where we
have commended that sheet editorially; on the
other hand we have frequently spoken of it and
Harpers Weekly unmitigated humbugs, and
such we honestly consider them to be. To call
either of them papers, is to libel the mean
ing of the word Harper's Weekly is a stale
tame, uninteresting publication with Black Re
publican proclivites and if published in the South
and possessed of all the redeeming qualities it
possesses it would not live six months. It's
dating from New York sustains it, for, of itself,
it is worse than humbug.
The Ledger is ditto, only more so. It's main
feature is It's sensation stories. Such reading is
Stunned by the strongminded and hence they are
not injured by it, but the minds of the weak and
excitable such unnatural stuff inicts an ncalcula-
BILE amount Of injury. Thousands we know who
condemn ''Frank Farleigh," "Bleak House and
"Jack Sheppard" look on the Ledger model
family paper; but really, in our judgment, the
worst yetlO,o cooered trash sold at the stalls in
Chatham street is worse than the New York
Ledger, and the idea of calling it "family paper
is supremely ridiculous. And farther, we are con-
tfdentit has strong Black Republican sympathies.
We see in the number for January, now before
lis, under the head of "Book Notices" prefaced
by the assurance that only such books as the Led
Ger can recommend are noticed under that head.
notice and recommendation of the Life OF Capt
John Brown" of Harpers Ferry notoriety. We
hope that Ledger subscribers and admirers here.
aoouts will make note of this before they send
on another Sc
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
nhEfHaFV.

DIED-In Lenor county on the 1lIh inst: of
bilious typhoid fever, MRS. MARY ELIZABETH
COWARD consort of John II. Coward, and daugh-
ter of the late Windsor Dixon, of Greene county.
the age of seventeen she was baptlsed by Elder
BENJAMIN Parrott and united herself with the church
of Christ at Hookerton. Greene county, where she
remaihed consistent member of that church up to
the time her DEATH and by her quiet and peaceful
walk as a christian she has left testimony that she
has gone from world of pain to haven OF rest.
Mrs Coward has left devoted husband and SIX
small children to and gleve over their loss,
good little woman and the circumstances connected
with her dea used it to be one of the most affect
ing scenes ever witnessed by the writer of this ob
uarv, al though he has been regular attendant at
the bed side of the sick for the last fifteen years. ana
has witnessed the dying moments of many.
To see her little interesting children climbing up
to her pillow as she lay in calm stupor, and I'm,
printing kisses on kisses upon her pale detected
cheek. saying at the same tune, " Ma Is only asleep
she will awake directly and talk to US. Their reia
tiyes friends and black servants had gathered
around her bedside to witness tine departure OF their
friend which took place at half past O'Clock in the
evening Death closed the scene with smile upon
her couuteuance as natural as lite itself.
To picture the scene that followed shall not undeT
take Tears flowed freely from white and black IL
was enough to met the heart of savage to see the
little broken hearted babes when they found that
their ma was not only sleep but dead!
The distressed and bereaved husband has many
friends who condole aud sympathize with him anu
although he is bereaved of his cherished companion
of lfes earthly pilgrimage dearer than his own me-
and in whose place the heart nothing that OF eart
can ever fill vet for him there Is consolation, Wnen
he now pazes upon the deep blue skies above when
shines the glorious light of Heaven, that there ne
has treasure that although the bud has been MP
ped here on EARTH it will blossom in full expansion
hereafter to delight the eyes OF angels and bea41y
the Paradise of God H.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

THE PARKER FAMiLY.-Tbis theatrical troupe
now at Washington. intends visiting Newbern
we learn some time soon. The Dispatch says of
them
This Troupe have been performing at Avon
They have received, and TO donbt merited, the
praise of those who fond of such entertain
ments So far as we can learn, believe they
have met with general appreciation. and their
audiences seem to be highly delighted with their
performances They have performed or 5 con-
secutive nights, which speaks well for their sue
cess and announcement. friend, who is a
competent judge, pronounces them superior to
night is the benefit of Miss Josephine Parker
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
LOOK FOR THE CROSS MARK.
TO POST MASTERS.
Gov. Ellis on a Called Session.

Alta public meeting held at Pittsboro', Chatham
county, on the 28th December, 1889, the proceed
ings of which after having been signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, were sent to Governor
Ellis, contained among others the following Reso-
luton:
Resolrcd, That in placing beloved State in a
posture of military Defence it is necessary that there
should be immediate Legislative action, and We,
therefore, most respectfully request that the Execu
tive OF the State will take the necessary steps to
convene the Legislature at early period as pos
sbe.
After due deliberation and consultation, we
doubt not, with prominent gentlemen in different
sections of the State, the Governor gives his views
relative to the present disturbed state of the
try and his conclusions concerning the necessity
of called session of the General Assembly in the
follcwinp letter:
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
n E. AMYETT,

II Il. AMYETT,
y. SOUTH FRONT ST, NEWBERN, N. c.,
Having just returned from the Northern cities would
respectfully call the attention. of the citizens of New
bern and the public generally to his large and we'll
selected stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
which lie has selected with to suit his custom
ers He would especially call the attention of Farm
ers and those shoeing and clothing their servants to
call and examine his stock of
Kerseys and Blankets, Shoes, Hats, &c,
before purchasing elsewhere lie has bought the
above Goods low, and will sell them at small advances
for cash country produce. He also returns thanks
for past patronage and hopes by strict attention to
business to merit continuance of the for the
future.
Don't forget to call as he is determined to sell
j, +. AM YETI.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

YOUNG AMERICA OUTDONE-A French politi.
cal candidate, stating his claims to Office in an
address to the electors says:
"At the age of SIR gears I fought a duel, in or
der to save the reputation of the daughter of a
brave officer killed in the service of his country,
which an artillery student was about to cempro
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
nR. DEEMS, sCIIGOLs.-THE fH1Rt

DR. DEEMS sCIIGOLS.-THE THIRD
~ Session of these Schools in Wilson, North Caro-
lima, will open on Thursday 26th January, 1860 The
School fol boys and young men is Military Insti-
tute under the charge of Capt. Radcliffe, and the
studies arranged to prepare candidates
for College.
The Young Ladies School has course equal to the
highest institutions in the C, untry. For circulars,
apply to Rev. CHARLES F. DEEMS.
dec 81 d&wlm Wilson. N G.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NEwBERN. NORTH CARJLINA


ARRIVED.
Jan 16-Schr Henry Travis, John E Wyatt, from
New York, chartered for Plymouth, n &, put into
this port with loss of mainsail, to master.
Schr K Hawley, Pritchett from New York, with
mdse. for Newbern, to master. When inside the
bar was aground by pilot, and was compelled to
throw over part of for protection of vessel and
cargo.
Jan 14-Str Johnston, Grant, from Lenoir, to mas
ter with 800 bales cotton
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

TTNhe Wilson Schools,
D. S. RICHARDSON, A. NJ, }
MRS M. G.. RICHARDSON, }
Aided by six Assist ant Teachers, and two Assist
ant Pupils
The seventh session will be re opened for the ad
mission of Pupils on Monday the 9th day of January,
1860
For Circulars, Address to
MR. RICHARDSON
or j. B WILLIAMS, Private Scc'y.
Dee Is, ,-d&wklstf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

Organic tion of u Cavalry Company.
At meeting of the citizens of Craven county
held at the Cont-hous at 2 o'clock, 2. NJ, on Fri
day, 18th January. for the purpose of organizing 4
Cavalry Company, the following proceedings Were
had
On motion of Col, II J. B. Clark, John D. Fianner
Esq, was called to the Chair.
On motion of C"l. II. j. B. Clark Frederick G.
Roberts appointed Secretary.
The Chairman, in few remarks, explained the
object of the meeting.
On motion, Alexander G.. Latham, Esq. re
quested to read the names of the gentlemen who
had enrolled their names, agreeing to become mem
beIs of a Cavalry Company
On motion of Col ii. j. b. Clark the Chair az
pointed the following gentlemen committee to le
port Constitution for tae regulation of the Comp
Col H j. B. Clark P G. Evans, A. c. Latham
j. a. Richardson and Joseph Whrty.
1he committee having retired for short time re
turned and offered Constitution which, being read
and duly commented upon by Col. II. j. u. Clark
unanimous Y adopted.
On motion of Col. Ii j B. Clark the members
then proceeded to an election Of officers which re-
suited as follows:
Fox CAPTAIN, COL, H.J.B CLARK;
1sr. LIEUT.. +. G. EVANS;
2ND. A. G. LATHAM
On motion of A Latham Esq, Frederick Rob
crts unanimously appointed Secretary.
On motion of A Latham Esq, Joseph Witty
was unanimously appointed Treasurer,
On moti"n Of Col ii } b Clark the Chair appoint
ed the following gentlemen committee to inquire
and ascertain the most suta bic meth cd of sup
plying the Company with the necessary Z 6
Evans, B + Bidde, II L Cole;
On motion OF Col Fl. j. b. Clark the Chair appoint
ed the following gentlemen committee to inquire
into and ascertain the readiest method of providing
appropriate uniforms for the Company: A G.
Latham, +. G, Roberts, Joseph Witty.
On motion of Col H j. b. Clark, the Chair ap-
pointed the following gentlemen committee to pro
cure the SIGNATURES to the Const tuition of gentlemen
who have heretofore signed their willingness to be
come members of the Cavalry Company S. w. La
than and JOS d. Myers
On motion of Col H. J. b. Clark, the company
meeting adjourned to meet Friday, the 27:h inst
JNO. d. FLANNER, Chm.
FREDERICK e. ROBEKTS Sec'Y
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

SALE THE PosT BoY.-The steamboat Post Bo,
will be sold at auction she lies at her whar
in this place, to morrow, January 18th, 1860. Se
advertisement of the sale elsewhere in the Progress
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

Quick PAssAGE.-The three masted Schooner
Napoleon, of New bern, which arrived at B. B
Lanes wharf on Friday last, made the run from
West Indies to this port in 8 days.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
Short of News.

We have no New York and Baltimore marke
this morning. Cause: wires down on Saturd
north of Washington City Congress not in Sc
sion on Saturday. Everything everywhere d'
as deserted camp ground.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
THE MONTGOMERY CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 15.-The convention
on territorial protection and negativing Douglas
ism A report to this end was adopted, but was
strongly objected to by Mr.. Forsyth. a resolu-
ton adopted requiring the Alabama platform
by the Charleston Convention, otherwise the
delegates will withdraw. The following are the
delegates at large: Leroy Hope Walker, Jno. A.
Winston, w l. Yancy, David W Baine, Alex b
Meek, Levi NJ Ladder, Francis I Lyon, and Hen
ry ID Smith.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
DRY GOODS.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs.:
RECEIVED THIS DAY, BY EXPRESS. AT
j. NJ. F. HARRISON'S:
SUPER BLACK BROCADE SILK:
J" Bayadere, do
Z" Brocade, do
Colored Marcene;
French Wool DeI.aines;
Byadere Mohairss
Mohair Check
Wool Plaids;
Union Check.
French Valencias
Poll de Chevres;
Ducal Plaids;
6-4 Black Wool DeI.aines;
Raw Silk Plaids &C. &C. &C. &c
I'll of which viii be sold very modei ate terms.
Oct ID
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

ANOTHER DAILY.-We have received the first
two numbers of the Daily Press, Raleigh, by r.
H. Whitaker, Esq. We wish you success Harper
Price ST year in advance. Democratic in pol
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN II, 1860.
Turpentine-The transactions of the week have
embraced some 5000 bbls. at prices ranging from
s3a So 10 for Dip and $20$2 10 for Scrape. SOC
bbls sold yesterday at the lowest figures
spiriis-Sales of 500 or 800 bbls. since our last
report at 4Od 40!c. y gallon.
Rosin and Tar-No sales in either yesterday
Both in good demand at quotations.
Cotton-Sales of several lots during the week at
81 to 81 cents # tb, as to quality. Several hundred
bales, 600 or 800, waiting shipu ent lot offered
yesterday but sales reported Last sales on Sat
urday at 93c.
FiOur-Seng in small quantities at Sc, Sc so
0S7 Supply equal to the demand.
Country Pork-Pork is selling at Sc, Sc so a s.
~ cwt.
For rates in other articles see table.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

Mrs. W1nslOw an experienced Nurse
w. and Female Physician, has Soothing
Syrup for children teething which greatly facilitates
the process oftsething by sottening the gums rsdu
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
will give rest yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Pefecty safe in all cases See adver-
ti ement in another column. dSTly
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

CARPETS, HATS, SHOES, SC
My Store, conveniently located, and built
with special reference to my business being large
light and comfortable, gives me increased facilities
for the exhibition of my STOCK, which for
MOBILITY, BEAUTY, VARIETY s. STYLE,
can scarcely be excelled.
Thankful 70. past favors respectfully invite you
to call on me at my new location
n B.-Orders will receive prompt and careful
attention.
Oct f2 EMMETT CUTHBERT
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
COSMO.

an ehectual qnietns to the skating frenzy and OBJ
waiting all precautionary measures.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
WILMINGTON MARKET, January "a.

WILMINGTON MARKET, January a.
BIG bis at s. IS for er Yeow I11s pp aSd 81 6s for
Hard, }9 26O TBS. This morning the price OF soft
has advanced sc. and 800 bbls. sold at So 20 for
Yellow Dip, and $ IS for Hard.
SPIRITS-I50 bbls. changed hands this morn
ing at 4Odc 49 gallon.
ROSIN-3OO bbls. Common sold yesterday at
81 IL! for medium bbls
TAR-Sales yesterday of 152 bbls. at So 4s bbl.
COTTON-100 bales sold yesterday at 81 to
lOsc. for ordinary to good middling.
COFFEE-Sae yesterday of IS bags Rio at
114c. P tb-
LINiE-sOO casks sold yesterday from wharf at
55c. 49 cask.
SALT-In Liverpool ground we note sales yes
terday Of 1000 sacks private terms, and 500 do.
at 81 10 ~ sack.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

once OF the N. &. Steam Transportation Co,
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL. 1859.
, ~. A From and after the first day of January
- 1850, the Boats of this Company win
run weekly be- ween New bern N. C.. ria A, ,bemar
and Chesapeake Canal. and Baltimore, PhiadelphIa
New York and Boston until that date irreg trips
as the Agent at Newbern may require Will be made
between the above named places Due notice viii
be given Of rates of freight Sc
FREDERICK A. PHIPPS Sup't.
WIN. C.. WHITFORD.
nov D d&wtf Apcnt ~ N,av-l,s,: u.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

PARAGRAPH-Hon. Judge Mason, of Iowa.
who made himself SO popular with the inventors
Of the country while he held the office of Com
missioners of Patents has, we learn, associated
himself with Mum & Co., at the Scientific Amer
lean Office, New York.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
G. E 0 r G E A L L Z n

GEO r RGE ALLEN
TU1akes Pleasure in announcing to his friends and
Il customers, that he has completed the improve
ments on his Store and that he now has one Of the
llghtest aud most convenient Stores in the place.
have two spacions Sales Rooms, each seventy
five feet deep, which well filled with fine stock
of RICH AND HANDSOME
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Rich Silk Robes.
1'ain Striped and Plaid Silks;
DeLaines, Falenciasi
Mernoes, Prints;
Gnghams, Domcstics;
Hosiery, Gloves, Skirts;
Furs, Embroideries
Ribbons, Trimmings
Large Lot Of Cloths Cassimcres. Hats, Shoes,
Carpets, Trunks &c sc.
My Stock has been selected with great care,
bought on the best terms and will be sold at very
moderate prices Oct. l3, 1859.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
NEWBERN PRICES CURRENT

~ It should be understood that our quotations
generally represent the wholesale price In filling up
small orders, higher rates have to be paid
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

NEwsPAPoRIAL.-The Wilson Ledger comes te
in dress and looks as neat and clean as
new pin The editor, Mr.. Foy, speaks of his
prospects as fiattering. Glad to hear it.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

say of any 9th
N F. V Z r
FAILED, IN
INST nee,
+ = ~ II a
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
MEDICINES.
M RS. W1NsLOW,

- An experienced Nurse and
fhyslcian presents to the attention moth
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
Let the South Drop 1t.

HoN. HUGH WADDELL, J. J. JACKSON, Esq, N.
RAMSAY Esq, C0m.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12

SOtEH-SEDE KAEEKOND.
ANDAPTER MONDAY THE 22d AU- e,
" gust the passenger Trains. will follows: IN
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg al2S6
PM
Passenger Train daily except Sundays, at AS ~,
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. VI.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mail Train daily II A. b. reaches Petersburg at NJ
Trains daily, except Sundays at 1890 NJ,
reaches Petersburg at $3.50 A. VI.
These daily trains the SPRING. Knox
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &c. TO New Orleans.
~ This the shortest and expeditions route 70 all parts
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Train Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. NJ and ~ Noon, and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1880 p NJ
TO and from all the packets when
-essary.
H. D. BIRD,
General SUPERINTENDENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12

ClkN.tt uF SCHEDULE
FOR BALTIMORE avery OTHER DAY.

n CONPANY lt-anrrs Gao. PEABODY and -z-..44-
EELNlotE until further notice, via regularly ttree tla
seek leaving Fhuoui every fu.flly Thursday and si
uri'v a, "a ocoet o. h-,1raug. catrs baltimore g.. same
ctye AZ O'Clock ~ Ere hf Monday,
Msn-ay and f-tay. and AZ hour Of l. NJ every
Ilaafty, Thurs lay ana Saturday.
passage from 90 % hours ana
have superior aLelrlnloI ai.cra
Fa.sL-s aut Fale o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12

WE CALL the attention Of toe cit7ens Of Rich a.,
~ t.ord and '-giu.1, g. -n' tgstes which
a ave rs-ei with ,lr Cs-us that their qualities, Vi 81
u sy-v respect may be tested by the side Ct hell -
fauei Cties -riu-s
We warrant m Pianos and show ss high ard as hume
1us simona lry factory tine county All OF Whch can
boz seen at Nj Carus- Broad Street 30 door from yl
5s1e LaHTE & BRADBURY