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Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-02-28

It appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
Abner Willis of the defendants in this re-
sides beyond the limits of the State 1t is ordered
by the Court that publication be nude in the Pro
gress a Newspaper printed in the town of Ncwben
for six weeks notifying said Abner Willis to appear
the next term of this Court to be holden at the
Court House in the town of Newbem ON the second
Monday of March next to show cause if any he has
why the Court shall not decree Il sale of the land
mentioned in the pleadlngs.
Witness VIM G. Bryan, Clerk OF said Court at
Newbein, the 23rd day of january 1860
Jan % lS60-w6t WIN G. BRYAN Clerk
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Whig state Convention ut Raleigh.

We left Raleigh yesterday morning and have
Intelligence from there up to D o'clock p. M yes
terday Up to that hour no nomination had been
made and the convention stood adjourned to 81
o'clock.
The attendance is large and the proceedings
were characterized, the first day, by considerable
enthusiasm Many of the most distinguished
rentlemen of the party were present. At eau
Gus Wednesday night, which lasted till a. M, 1t
was resolved to incorporate ad 0atOrem IN the
platform, and it was generally understood that
Mr.. John Pool would be the nominee for Gov
.ernor. The delegates from the East, generally,
were AGAINST ad oalorcn and those from the West
for it. Much feeling exhibited relative to
the matter and we could scarcely see how the
conflicting sentiments could be harmorized. We
learned that the Convention would most probably
express choice for Hon. w. A. Graham for Pres
ident of the United States We shall no doubt
be able to give the name of the nominee
40
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=, traw Goods, Hats, Caps, BOnnets,
FLOWERS. RUCHES, &c.
FOR THE SPRING OF 1860.
GEORGE ~. 81 IEEIIAG. READ,

so WARREN & 12O CHAMBERS ST, NEW YORK,
importers. Manufacturers and Hhoiesale Dealers,
Are receiving from their agent in Europe, anil
their own factory, magnificent assortment OF the
above goods which they call the particular atten-
ton of first class buyers
Catalogues containing fun description of Goods,
with prices attached sent by mail on application.
New York jan 24 Wit
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SOAP! SOAP! SOAP!
ORMsBEE's No. 4 and Extra No. 4 Soap,

W.B. WALKER, NEWBERN, NC

w. b. WALKER. NEWBERN n. G..
At the Maryland State Fair, held in Baltimore in
1881, silver medal was awarded To this soap
Also a silver medal from the Franklin Institute at
Philadelphia 1854
1854
Sold TO merchants in town and through the
State ut wholesale, only, New York wholesale pri-
Cash paid for Talow and Grease
All orders for the above Soap must be address
ed to Dr. w. w. Ormsbee, Newbern, n. c.
Jan q wifi
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-02-28

DEATH OF A TRoTTING HoRsE.-The celebra-
ted trotting horse, "Whaebone,'' owned by John
Cutler, of Albany, n. Y i, fell dead last Wednes-
day evening. while being driven down the Troy
road. Mr.. Cutler had quite recently refused 3d.
500 for him.
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SENTENCED.-Richard Jones, recently convic-
ted of killing his wife, at Pittsburg Pa, was,
Saturday last, sentenced to six years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
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= CRAVEN COUNTY, Decent6er IeI1n, 1893.
In the matter IF Hi$er 7. Richardson:
The said Hser V Richardson exhibit ID for Pro
the last will and testament of Joshua Scott decd
On motion it is ordered that citations issue to Mary
f Scott David z Scott, Wesley Gray, William G
Hunter, Joseph Murphy and wife Mary Ann, Martha
j Won and Margaret X Sullivan; and it further ap-
pealing the Court that Frances Green, Margaret
w Beecher Edwin Hunter and William K Sulliv al
reside Beyond the limits OF this State, it is ordered
that publication be made six successive weeks in
the NeWbern Progress for said Frances Margaret,
Edward, and William Il, to appear at the next Term
of this Court, and proceedings in regard to pro
bate of said will and make themselves parties to
issue if they think proper.
Witness William G. bryan, Clerk of said Court at
Newbern, the 2Jth day of January, AID. 1860.
ian 81 W6tI9 w. G. BRYAN, Citlk.
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ABoLIrIoSIsr CAUGHr.-A negro was
brought to Jail in this place day last week
who was travelling towards a free State under Z
forged pass He said he belonged to Mr. Ram,
sey, of Rome, Ga, and that one DIR. Clark, OF
Walker county, had given him pass to aid him
in getting to free State. Now this Clarke is d
rascay old mongrel of white and negro
who has long been attempting to palm himself
off upon the community an Indian Doctor, and
has frequently been indicted in Walker county
on charges of hog-stealing, trading with negroes,
&c.
On Tuesday last, this old Black rascal came to
RinggoId, when he was immediately arrested
upon a warrent from Judge Lynch. lie was
taken to the Jail door and brought face to face
with his colored accuser, who faced him in all he
had said before Whereupon the portly and dig
nihed Doctor manifested series of threatening
gyrations and vituperative expressions that We're
truly amusing to the spectator. After allowing
him to relieve himself by giving full vent to his
feelings, he was escorted to the thicket by order
of Judge Lynch, where he acknowledged his allie
glance to the g stars and Stripes the latter OF
which he very sensiby felt.
After he had been honored with hundred or
so, he released, and went on his way rejoic
ing-as well he might-that the penalty for his
offence was a hickory withe instead of rope
RinggOtd (Ga.) Express.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says that gentle
man asked the President, few days ago, wheth-
er he still adhered to his declaration made to him
some time since. that he desired to Joe Lane
of Oregon his successor Mr.. Buchanan replied
that it was his wish to see a man nominated at
Charleston who if elected, would act a friendly
part by those men who were appointed under
him. Upon being further pressed, he expressed
his intention to all his influence in favor OF
Breckenridge This is official and settles the ques-
ton as to Mr.. Buchanan's choice.
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THE PRESIDENCY.

NEW YORK, Feb 2O-The Independent Union
Club, of this city, publish address to-day,
nominating Hon John NJ Bolts, of Virginia. for
PRESIDENT and Thomas Corwn, of Ohio for Vice
President The address is signed by Ex-Govern-
or Clarke, John Sessums, and c. Thompson, Conn
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The city of Rome, (Ga.,) was lighted with gas
for the first time, Tuesday, February l4th-
The Courier says the light is brilliant and salts
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MORTALITY. were 509 deaths in New
York last week, 204 in Philadelphia, aud 80 IN
Baltimore.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb 11th.-Cotton-sales for the
week, 1900 bales. The mark ct for the week
opened active. with an advancing tendency, but
closed quiet. and generelly unchanged Stock
in port 6l7 900 bales, including Al 200 Ameri-
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TIE FOREST, ARMSTRONG ~ CO..
IL DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
SO e. SD Chambers Street. New York

Would notify the trade that they opening weekly,
IN new and beautiful patterns the
w II 5 l. r. r Il PR I " II S,
also the
AMOSKEAG
new Print which excels every Print in the country
for a. execution and design in full madder
colors Our Prints cheaper than any in market,
and meeting with extensive sale ---
Orders promptly attended to.
Jan 81 WIy -7-
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TOILET ARTICLEs-

rNOILET ARTICLEs-
i German Col ogne IL long, short and wicker bottles
Law yender Water;
Bay Rum, superior;
Iubins Extracts. in great variety;
Tooth Hair ard Nail Brushes large assortment
Dressing Combs
Toilet Bottles
Powder Boxes and Powder;
Ponades and Ok Marrow
Hair DYE
Hair Restolaives and Dressings;
Scars &C. &c. JAS. w. GARNER,
nov - Druggist
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VOLUME I'll.


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- the Weekly Progress, to all save those who con
tract bv the year and advertise in both weekly and
daily papers: oo
One square 10 lines mnion} one insertion 81 w.
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ton All advertisements marked ttn TIL IorDlI WIN
Local. CoLUnN--Notices of legitimate business
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The subscriber Is
receiving a large
stock of Amer1cuu
and Foreign Nurb,e
and Is at all times )
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S,aGs und I'01nb-
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PROM WASHINGTON CITl-.

The inauguration ceremonies ut Washington on
the 22nd passed of well. The Seventh Regiment,
Baltimore Battalion, City Guards, and Alexandra
military were present The military display was
large and imposing.
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The petitioner having this day filed in the office of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Craven
County petition against John w. Anderson and
Others and it appearing to upon the affidavit of
the petitioner that the defendants Asa Anderson and
Ann his wife reside beyond the limits of this State
they hereby nutified to appear at the next term
said Court to be held at the Court House in New
bern on the 2nd Monday of March next, then ard
there to answer the sad petition the viii be
taken pro contesso, and heard exparte rs to them
Witness William G. Bryan, CeIk of SAID Court, at
Newbern this 18th January, 1860
WILLIAM q. BRYAN, Clerk.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTED ELECTION
Yesterday afternoon Judge Giles was engaged
in hearing the testimony in the contest of VIM
G Harrison against Henry Winter Davis for the
representative of the fourth Congressional Dis
trict in Congress. The witnesses were from the
alton of the scenes of outrage enacted at the polls
of that ward on the I'd of November last, pub
lished in relation to the contest for the Legsla-
ture of Maryland and other officers voted for at
the time. Quite number of persons were pre-
sent.-BaLtin.Ore Sun, 2I.
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FROM WASHINGTON


WAsHINGToN, Feb. 20.--1he republican Con
gressional executive committee held meeting TO-
nj ght, and organized by electng Senator King
chairman, Representative Covode treasurer and
Gov. Harrington secretary.
The democratic national executive committee
are sending out large number of political docu-
ments, while the central executive committee of
the constitutional Union party have commenced
the Presidential canvass by extensive distrib bu-
ton of copies of an address to the people of the
United States.
The fortifcation bill reported in the House to
day appropriates $4,000 to Fort Carroll.
LATER FROM CALIAFORNIA.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 2l-San Francisco dates
have arrived by the San Antonia route, two days
later than the last advices
Rich surface diggings had been discovered near
Georgetown.
A memorial, containing 100000 names, had
been presented to the Legislature to prevent Chi
nese immigration.
The telegraph line on Butterfeld's Over
land Route, had been finished for two hundred
miles.
THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN SUPPOSED
TO BE ASHORE.
HALIFAX, S, Feb 2l-A large steamer, sup
posed to be the Steamer Hungarian, off Cape Sa-
BILE. Vessels are preparing to 60 to her assistance.
The weather is too rough for boats to venture
Probably all is lost
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PATRIOTIC WORK

| From statement of the celebration of the pre-
sent week, in the New York Express it appears
| that the following commemorations and meetings
will be held
| The new statue of Washington is to be inaugu-
rated at the National Capitol, under the auspices
of the two Houses of Congress.
| National Union State Conventions and meetings
will be held as follows:
In New Jersey, at Trenton; in Virginia, at Rich
mond in North Carolina at Raleigh in Tennes-
see at Nashville; in N Y, New York city, on the
evening of the 2ist.
The Order of United Americans will celebrate
! the 22d, and the Chanceors of the National
Order from the States meet the day previous
| There will also be a National Democratic
Ball. held in New York, and two balls by
distinct Chapters of the Order of the United Amer
leans. The Republican Association of the 18th
Ward will also have supper at the Gramercy
Park Hotel
Washngton's birthday will be celebrated in
Morristown j, by military parade Also in
Railway, by the 0 L AS Also, at Woodbridge,
and III Newark.
In n. Y. city the American Protestant Associa-
ton, which made such fine display last year,
also have public parade.
ONO CELEBRATIoN The American Party
of Cincinnati will hold their Annual Banquet on
the 22d.
The Fort Putnam Chapter 0 U A, at Butter
milk Falls, will celebrate the day by an Grafton,
and by ball and supper in the evening.
WRECK OF THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
HUNGARIAN
Supposed Total Loss Of Passengers and Greco
HALIFAX, N. S., Feb 22-The splendid steam
ship Hungarian, which sailed from Liverpool to
Portland, on Wednesday, February 9th, is total
wreck.
The passengers and all supposed to
have perished. A small portion of the hull only
is visible at low water
There is nothing like news to be had for the
Associated Press, unless it can be obtained from
the mall small portion of which has been saved
i'll damaged condition.
Que passenger ticket has been found, with the
name of Ellen l.. Kecham upon it.
A despatch to the Cunard Steamship Company
from Cape Sable, says the Hungaron s light was
seen Monday morning about ) o'clock on Cape
Ledge, at day-break the spars and smoke-stack
were standing, but by 10 NJ all had gone by the
board, and then the ship settled fast. A heavy
sea was breaking mast high over the ship at the
time she went down, and communication with
her was impossible.
All hands must have been lost unless the boats
left her before day-break which is very improba-
hla
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Court ct Pleas and Quarter Sessions,

Court 0t Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 4. D., 1859.
Levi New born & others Wesley Gray & others,
next of kin aud heirs at law of Joshua Scott dec
The last will and testament of Joshua Scott, decd
alleged to be made verbally, and not in writing, is
propounded for probate in open Court and motion
it is ordered that citation be issued against Wesley
Gray and Others heirs at law and next OF kin of the
said Joshua Scott, decd, who reside within the limits
of this State to appear the next term of this Court
to see proceedings this cause and to make them
selves parties to the same, if they shall think proper
Edwin Hunter, Francis Green, Margaret w. Beecher,
and VIM. Sullivan, the other heirs at law and next OF
kin of the SAID Joshua Scott reside beyond the
limits of this State it is ordered that publication be
made i'll the Newbem Progress for six weeks notify
ing them to appear at the next term of this Court to be
ho den at the Court House in Ncwbern the second
Monday of March next, then and there to proceed
ngs in this and to contest the said will if they
shall think proper to do SO.
Witness William G. Bryan, Clerk of said Court at
Newbern, this 23rd day of january, A. D., 1860.
Jan 2} lS60-w6t WIN. 6. BRYAN, Clerk.
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Dit County Female lnstitute.-The first
L Session of this School will open Tuesday the
10th of January 1860, under the superintendance of
Edwin c. Moore, 4. B., assisted by competent in
structors
English including higher Mathematics, $l3 90
Primary Branches, 10 90
Latin Greek or French each extra SEQ
Music with use of instrument, 80 90
b, ard exclusive of lights and fuel, per month, 90
The school is located near Marlboro, on the Green
Vile and Wilson Plank road, twenty miles from the
latter place in a healthy moral, and Intelligent
munity pains will be spared to the health
aud comfort of the pupils while their moral improve
ments WI, be cared for we'll their mental ad
vanremcnt.
Board and tuition will be required one haf in ad
vance and the balance at the end of the term. Stu
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no deduction will be made unless of pro
tracted illness.
For further particulars, address the Principal, or
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Marlboro n c.. Dec. - lS5y--w;}m
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TNhifc Lead, Lime, Paint in GlI anal
w Varnish Linseed Oil-RaW and Boiled Paris
Chrome. Saxon and Imperial Green, Nerdgrs, INN
Der, Terra de Siena and Vandyke Brown III OIL, Dis
temper aud Dry, French Liquid Dryer. Coach, Copul
Japan and Damask Narnish, Artists Colors III CoIop
sible Tubes, rshes in great variety Mineral Paint,
&c, &c. for sale by .
nov % W JAS. w. W.CAHMEK.
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COMMERCIAL

HALIFAX, Feb 22.-The steampship Europa ar
rived here this evening from Liverpool, on the
I1th
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SUPREME COURT.-The following opinions
were delivered on yesterday, [Monday.]
BY Person, c. j. In Wikson, VS. Dunn, from
Edgecombe; judgment reversed, and judgement
here for plaintiff. In Evans Andrews from
Chatham order reversed and procedendo. In
Parker VS. Jones, in equity; from Orange, direct
ing the order to be reversed. In Winton VS. Fort
in equity, from Wake. directing account
BY Battle, j. In Griffin VS. Lindsey, from Cur
rituck, affirm the Judgement In Carr VS. Stan
ly, from Dnplin judgement reversed and venire
de novo In Faribault VS. Taylor, in equity, from
Wake, directing decree. In Barnawett VS.
Smith. in equity, from Anson some of the excep-
tions sustained.
By Manly, j. In Coats VS. Stevenson, from
Johnston, affirming the Judgment. In State VS.
Boone, from Gas ton declaring that there is no
error In Capps Holt, in equity, from John
ston directing reference te the Clerk to state
an account. In Gray VS. Williamson, in equity,
from Pitt directing a decree for defendant.
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June Q wIv

Our workmanship has beep generally introduce isn
some thirty counties in North Carolina, and speaks
for itself
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention and
be faithfully execute''
Address, j. c. WIER, Newberp, n. C.
Jesse Kemp, Esq, Travelling Agent.
,rlN,
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Philosophical and Clas
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Historical and Miscci-
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PoeticaI, Theological, ,
Religious,
Law ,MedIcal Masonic
Standard Elections,
Prayer, Hymn and Glro
Books,
Text Books for Schools ,
&c. 81,
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VIRGINIA WHIG STATE CONVENTION.
The Virginia Wing State Convention assem-
bled at Richmond the 22nd The attendance
is represented as large and the proceedings en-
thusiast!c.
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The following is partial list OF property which
WIZ be given to the purchasers of Books the time
of sale:
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Art, Science 81 Natural |
History I
Adventures, Travels, Y
&c. Agricultural 81 Do A
mestic Economy, \
Bellies Lettres. Esssys 5
&c.,
Bibles, s
Biographies,
Dictionaries, {
Encyclopedias, {
GaZetteers.
4 Md q thnurnnI
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

NEW 1ORK, FED. ZZ-IH lie steamship Eufop,
arrived at Halifax tonight.
ISECOND DESPATCH.
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partment of Literature. We sell as low as-and,
many cases, lower than-any other house IN II
country and with every book Of the value "f o.
extra Cuargc
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-10
STANTON, July 20, 1860.
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:

TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:
GENTLEMEN In consequence Of the APP
pearance Of an address from the seeding
portion Of the Virginia delegation to the
late Democratic National Convention, and
the statements therein contained, we have
deemed it due to ourselves and just to our
constituents, to submit the following facts
and arguments to the people Of Virginia.
1t is with reluctance that we attach our
names to any publication, even in vindlca-
tion Of ourselves, but the persuasion OF
friends has induced us to ask the favor OF
you to give the same publicity to the ad-
dress herewith submitted that was given the
statement of the seeding delegates. A like
courtesy is asked of the Examiner, Index
and other Virginia papers to that extended
to our late colleagues. We are most re-
specially,
Your obedient servants,
s.. M. YOST,
s. TT. MOFFETT.