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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Our thanks are due and
publicly rendered to Old friend Pennington,
OF the "Progress, for his kind and dlsinterested
attentions during our short visit to Newborn, last
week. When, or how, can We serve you, friend
L. Though Notes
No Indebtedness we assure you We are not
concious of having done more, or even as much,
for YOU as you have done time aud again for
Acknowledging our many past sins of omission
and commission, have determued in future,
under all circumstances and on all occasions, to
endeavor do as would have others to do by
US and should we have the moral tirnlcss to
cary out this good resolve shall only be
complishing What is the duty Of all men to strive
for.
We hope that friend w. will visit often
We assure him that if any poor attentions
show him will make his stay in Newbern pleas
ant they shall not be withheld.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

NEW-YORK AS A MISSIONARY F!ELD.-Itis is es-
tinated by those most familiar with the increase
of population in this city, that the census to be
taken the present year, will show population
upon New York Island of not less than $40 GOO
a population nearly equal TO that of the whole
State of Kentucky For this vast body OF people,
there are only about 275 houses of worship of all
kinds, which will not accommodate, on an average.
more than 900 persons each; but Of these, 60 be-
long to the non-Evangelical denominations, Ro-
man Catholics. Jews, Universalists Unitarians
&c &c, leaving not more than 2l5 churches, with
not over ! 5000 slttings, to accommodate popu-
lation 1900, 600 Were these 2lo churches fill
ed, it would he some alleviation CT the gloomy
prospect; but it is safe to estimate that even Oh
the fairest Sabbath, not more than 10000 per-
sons are present even at one sefvice--only one
sixth of the entire population Where are the
rest From 40 00O to 0,OUO perhaps, i'll the 90
churches to which we have referred the remain
der at home in the greg shops at work, at tile
various places OF anusements III or near tie city,
the Central Park. Jones wood Greenwood, the
Cemetery Of the Evergreens, East Ncw1ork, or
elsewhere, on board steamers in Sunday Excnr-
sions boats on the river or bay-lnany even the
lowest haunts of debauchery and sin.-C ". /.
Examiner.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

PIoUs PEoPLE.-The good citizens of Raei gh
must certainly become very pious people, In
addition to the usual number of fashionable and
questionable churches for small place, they, or
some of their tangled religionists have inn
ported taco female Spirttuatistic preachers from
Yankeedom who are holding forth in that benign
ted city One of them is down on free loveism"
The position of the other is not given but we sup
pose she's for it. Really creeds multiply SO fast
that the Apostles TO return to earth we think
they could scarcely tell who their success
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01
NTATE or NnRrsE CARnnE-a.

C TATE OF NORTH CAROLET.&.
- JONES COCNTY-In qujty--Origiual Bill
Joseph w itty and Others as. Cna'les g .roc, ind
William N. Byrd Executors of Edward ). ions
decd, Joseph Perry and Mary lis wife Suie Jones
Drury F. Jones and Sae Jones.
1t being made Satisfactorily to appcar t'at W.
liam VI. Byrd, Joseph Perry and Mary hjS vie. So
lie Jones, Drury +. Jones. and ; iH- ion. fond
ants herein not inhabitants uf tuI~ STAT, arj
reside beyond its limits, it is ordered that publ .a-
ton be made in the Progress. newspaper it"i5-.-
ed in the of Newbern for weeks. nurItviI,r
the said defendants, William VI. Byrd. Joseph -
~ aud Mary his wife, Sallie Jonc~, Drury i. Jou@a
and Sallie Jones Of the filing "f Ibis B and t..t
they be ard personally appear beimt t-c Cou:t II
Equity to be held for the G"unty "f Tn'~~. at tie
Court House in Trenton. the ft!th Monday ;t.e.
the fourth Monday Of March. y ID. 1861 t:lcn :..I
there plead answer deuurto the sal 1871,
viii be taken pro cOnfesso, and heard accaI-
ingv.
Witness, Roscoe Banus. Clerk ans Mt-tcr IN
Equity for the County Of Jones' th- fifth NJ u-sy
after the fourth Monday of September. 4 j.. is-t.
ROSCOE DAI;RUS, (. II. L.
ADril 3 IS60yvGt
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01
80 DIR. ROSCOE IKoOKEEs,

IS1 "a gradu-
ate of the University Of North Carolina and of the
Medical Department Of the University OF New York J
after successful practice of eight years having per
manentiy located in Newbern respectfully offers his
professi' nal services in all its branches the citl-
zens OF Newbern and the surrounding country. DR..
H. has hei etofore given and Will continue to give
petla attention to the diseases of women and child
rem. When not professionally engaged he may be
found at lis residence tor office to be built nmedi-
ately) one square North fthe Court House and ad-
joining the Presbyterian church lot.
RI
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

d. gsS RAE - Kuuav:ay from the sub
e. ser scnher the night Of the 2!ta u.t., his
negro CHARLES Sad negro is about tve
feet OF inches his, about IL years "id-t brow
his right foot out considerably in walking lie :
well kno,yn about town. Has an old lock. He for
meIly belonged to AIr. J. N C!emnon-, who i've
near New bern, Cra, Ell county, and has probably
nude his way blck 10 IT, neigh bU!!o01.
The above reward VIII be paid fyr lis COZ inement
in jail so that [ get hin, for his delivery to
me at Jumping Run; the additional suu Of $50 VIII
i.e paid for evidence convict any white person Of
harboiing said negro.
march 3 w8t JOHN T HEWETT.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

WILLIAM H OLIVER & CO.,
& O n MIS- SION III ER c II 4 n IS
and deuIers in every variety of
Agricultural implements, Castings,
Fertilizers, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Marble Dust and
Hair Builders Hardware, Iron and Steel Nails Iron
Axles, Coopers, Carpenters and Backsmiths' Tools,
Leather and Rubber Banding, Packing, Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Pot Ware Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Blankets,
Shoes and Hats,
Rope, Canvas and Blocks:
AGENTS for Clemens Brown & Cos Celebrated
Double Cylinder Gins Anti-Friction Rollers,
Cotton Poughs and Sweeps, Cotton
Hoes, Cotton B2ggng and Rope.
- Particularly attention given EIie sale Of
Cotton and other Produce Liberal Cash Advances
made same. y A supply OF Recess Phospho-
Peruvian or Manipulated GUANO, constantly on
hand.
Ncwbern, Jan l9w5nI3
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

GfeHss.sT~ E6rs. ~ susioW an experienced Nurse
G@s and Female Physician, has Soothing
Syrup for children eetl!ing, which greatly facilitates
the process of tecthng by sotenlng the gums redu-
to regulate the bowels. Depend upOnit mothers, it
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly safe IL all cases. See udver
tIseuent in another column dGwly
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

Our workmanship has been generally introduced il
some thirty counties in North Carolina, and speaks
for itself.
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention md
be faithfully executed
Address, J. &. WIER, Newbern \. c.
Jesse Kemp, Esq, Agent at Go4dsboro
Sept I6 WY
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL ROAD.-The
through connection of the Charleston and Savannah
Rail Road was opened and inaugurated on Satur-
day, according to notices. Several friends and
guests of the Road took an excursion to Graham
Vile in accordance with invitation from the
direction and there met the first through train
from Savannah with the President and some of the
Directors, and five hundred passengers including
Delegates for the Convention.
On the approach of the train, near the Ashley
River, a salute of II guns fred by detach
ment of the Marion Artillery, Capt. j. G.. King,
under command of Lieut.. J. Z. Mcpherson Wash
ington.
At noon salute of l3 guns was fired by Capt.
Berry, of the U. S. mail steamship Columbia, and
the day generally honored by signals and flags
from our shipping i'll port.
This salute Of Captain Berry promptly
turned from The steamer S. r. Spauding, at Ac-
comodaton Wharf (the floating palace and head
quarters Of the New England Delegati"ns.) by
Gilmore Brass Band from Boston, with several
national airs.
This is an excellent band, and our citizens will
be pleased to hear their delightful strains the
Battery, this evening"
IL the evening J. S. Ryan, Esq, staunch,
steadfast and persevering friend OF the road--a
friend indeed, because friend in t-gave
entertainment in honor of the event, at which
Messrs. Drane & Slngietary. the able and Jealous
contractors, guests and partlcipants--
Charleston Courier.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

I'LL VOTE FoR THE OTHER MAN.--The follow
ln story is told o Revolutionary soldier, vi o
was lunning for Congress. 1t appears that he
opposed by much younger man, who had
never been tx the wars" and it was the wont Of
Revolutionary to tell the people of the hard
ships he endnled. Says he: Fellow citizens. l
have fought and bled for my country-1 helped
to whip the British and Indians have slept on
the field of battle, with other covering than
the canopy OF Heaven have walked over frozen
ground till every footstep was marked with blood
Just about this time, one OF the "sovereigns,
who had become very much affected by this tale
of woe, walks up in front OF the speaker, wiping
the tears from his eyes with the extremity of his
coat tail, and, interrupting him, says: Did you
say that you fought the British and the 1njines 7"
Yes" Responded Revolutionary did you
say that you had slept on the ground, withoutany
kiver while serving your country = " Yes. sir,
did, ' Did you say you had followed the enc
mics of the country frozen ground, till every
step was covered with blood 2" . Yes exulting-
ly replied the speaker We'll, them" says the
fearful sovereign as he gave sigh of painful
emotion, "I,ll be blamed if 1 don't think you
have done enough for your country, and I'll vote
for the other man"
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

NXThifc Lead, Lime, Paint ia Oil nDd
w VarnAh Linss:ed Oii-Raw and Boiled, Pr .
Chrome Saxcn and Imperial Green, Verdigris, I'm
Der, Terra de Sienna and F"ndyke Brown IN Oil. Dis
nper and Dry, French Liquid D'ycr, Coach, CoPal.
sibe Tubes Brushes III great variety, Mineral Paint
nov % w JAS. w GARNER.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01
JOHN T HEWETT
JONATHAN WEEAEEY,

DNA HAN " WEH-4F4sEE,
y Clock & WATCH MAKER, 81
Keeps constantly on hand an excellent ia as 10 y
sortment of Watches, Clocks: Jewelry, Pa s4.s14
ted Ware &c sc Those wishing any OF the ABOVE
articles will find their advantage to call and
anime his Stock.
Watches Clocks and Jeweiry repaired with neat
ness aid dispatch, on the most reasonable terms.
JONATHAN WHALEY
Craven street, Newbern, n c.
Oct 5. 1959-wl2n
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

DIvIDEND.-The Directors of the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad Company, have declared a
dividend of four per cent from the profits of the
last six months, payable and after the 18th of
MAY next.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

fgs.@- Eor SherEfF.-A G. LATHAM returns
IE<z.ss5 his thanks to the citizens Of Craven Couu
ty tor their pas support and offers himself again as
Il candidate for the Sher:falty of said county.
April "a d&wtd A G.. LATHAM.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01


not but their anticp pations will be realized We
shall expect further news tonight and 1t the
nomination be made to-day shall be probably
able to announce it tomorrow.
INDEPENDENT PAPERs-After enumerating
the independent papers in the State the Salisbury
Watchman says:
"The Bulletin and Progress are equally de-
termined not to be driven into party service.
We have noticed these more part 'cularly than the
Others and therefore speak OF them thus. The
others may be quite as decided. They have our
best wisfes-we applaud them If they will dis
pense equal handed justice If they will take the
pains to find out the truth and tell it, they will
do the Wings no harm, unless we are very much
in the dark to what are the objects and desires
of the party. We need independent papers the
people need Just such An institution these ourn-
ais form, if it be possible for human weakness to
act impartally in regard to political parties.
Search honestly, for the truth. gentlemen, and
proclaim 1t from the housc-tops, and we bid you
God speed We have had political lying and
Misrepresentation until the people will scarcely
believe truth when they hear 1t.
The Watchman is right. The Progress is not
to be driven into the service Of party. Our mis-
sion is a hi igher Whenever feel it
duty to raise our voice in behalf Of the Union,
and for the rights of the States under the Const-
tuition we will do it, not caring whom please or
whom we offend, but not to be driven into
a war of abuse and villifcaton of neiglIb0rs
and friends because they differ with mat
ters of State and National policy. We know that
we are sincere in our convictions and have
no cause to beve that those who differ with are
insincere and claiming the right to exercise cur
own judgement and express, when we choose,
own opinions. we extend the same privilege
to all men.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01
x7M. G. wHsTFORD.

w GENEEiL COIMNIS ISSIONMERCHANT.
East FKoxT STREET, NEwRERs, y. C.,
Agent for SMITHS LINE New York Packets.
Goods received and forwarded.
Feb T. 1860 w6in
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

E5E3NoS AN - " q Il oD !, - iSi' 3iT ] ~
teInplating purchasing q PIANO on N ELO-
DEON yFoud secure Z. .eTnscvt.s from position by
making such Il purchase through me- [ vii not
act as AGENT foY the sale OF any EXCEPT the best in
struraeI.Ts [ assure all such that the instrument
viii not cost them any more when bought through
me than when bought from the marGf.ctuIer. l.
any should thinkto the contrary. viii charge thGm
nthirG for advice, respecting tie purchase CT Pi-
amo OF Meloduon.
Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange. have
now on hand two Planes which authorized TO
sell cheap. Also, a very fine toned I've octave nc
lodeon
Pianos tuned and repaired.
L. +. whitaker Teacher Of Music in
Wayne Female College, Goidsboro'.
march 6-div-wtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

The Mustang Eminent cares Rhu.
niasisin
Ine Mustang L.niment cures Stiff Joints;
The Mustang Lniment cures Burns and Wounds
The Mustang Liniment cures Sores, U!ceis, Caked
Breasts and Sore Nipples; Neuralgia, Corns and
Warts, and is worth
l,O00,0G0 DOLLARS PER ANNCM
To the United States, the preserver and restoer
OF valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t all Sprans
Galds, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c. Did you ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, sprain Stiff
hess, either on man or beast, which the Mustang
LInlnent would not cure7 Did you ever visit any
respectable Druggist in any part of the world-in
Europe Asia or America-who did not say cit was
the greatest discovery Of the age2" Sold every
where. Every family should have it three sizes.
BARNES 81 PARK Propretors,
Ap 1G-w4t Nav YoRK
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

sERENADINti a DUELIsT-We thought every
body in New York opposed to dueing. at
least all the papers say every day, twice day,
three times day, and all the time Who was it..
then. who serenaded Col. Lander, Mr.. Bowie
Knife Potter's second, at the Metropolitan Hotel.
last EVENING" Where did they come from This
is a 'civized" city, and duests do not live
in 'civitized' community, it is evident these
serenaders came from some other locality. Where
from and who are they The ever popular Dods
worths band discoursed the music, but who en-
ployed them Were they paid by the Repnh-
Iican' committee to get up this ovation ? This
is a very mysterious matter. and we should like
TO know who. in this moral and religious city
thus pays compliments 10 duelists.-Ne'o York
Day Book.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

ae=-9- JOEzN n. yv1AsEsENeSTOS,
tESesg ATTORNEY Ar LAW,
Office North side of Broad Street few doors East
of the Court House, NEWBERN, \. c.
ian s. IS6l-d&wiy.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

ARCHBISHOP HuGHEs 80 BE MADE A CAR
DINAL.--A correspondent offs New York paper
says:
''Archbishop Hughes will be made Cardinal.
in October. an honor which would hav+e been cor
ferred upon Bishop England OF South Carolina
but for his early death, and oracularly aGds-it
IS seriously whispered that should the Pope be
deprived of his political power at Rome, We
ry probable event he will shake from his san
dals the dust of that city and remove the Holy
See. may be to St. Louis, Plus conjecturng
that he may not live to carry out his pian'
wishes to adorn the American Arehbishops as
tute head with Cardinals hat as the prtlimina-
ry step towards securing a successor Who has en-
ergyy genius, will, and knowledge Of the New
Continent.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01
DR. Il. S. COEEfN,

DR. L. S. COFFIN,
Surgeon Dentist,
Permanently located in the town of Newbern. OF
nee on South Front Street, opposite the CASTOR
HGwse
Dec 20.wtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

THE PRESIDENTS LErTER.-The following is a
copy of Mr.. Buchanan's celebrated letter to Rob
ert J. Walker, Esq, when Gov. of Kansas. 1t was
brought out by the examination of Mr. Walker and
Mr.. E. B. Schnabel, before the Covode Investiga-
ting Committee on Wednesday:
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01
SOAP! SOAP SOAP ;.
n8*EaEsz1T,'S -Eo. auJ Extra 30. SOAP,


~ manufactured By
" B, WALKER NEWREHN. \. {.
At the Ma ylald State Far, held IL Baltimore l.
1851, Il silver media was awarded j." ttl.s soap
Also a silver medal from the Franklin Institute 1t
PLilaGe!plia. 1884.
Also First premium at the Rhode Island State FAIR
1871.
Sid TO merchants in town ana throughout the
State at Wholesale, only, AZ NV foi Wholesale PHI
Cash paid for Ta!Iow ara C;ccqgc.
All orders fer the above Soap must rs address
ed 10 DR. w. w. Ormsoec Ne @ooln, y. c.
Ian 81 wifi
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

ITO the Citizens Of Craven and adjOin ming
Coun,ies.-TAe Undersigned respectfully Of
fers his service to the citizens of Craven and od
ioir ing counties, as surveyor and leveler
Residence, NeWbefp, >. Z.
Feb 2i-Htt HENRY 4. BROWN.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01
- wANsGOlsG, MALE AND plcr5xF,-.
~ AGA EnEfsT,

For Sale by tAe Dealers Gene~a.ly.
Feb 2l-w3,n
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01
CbarIc.ton Convention.

We refer to our Telegraphic head for the latest
news from Charleston. Our latest dispatch left
Charleston at 245 yesterday afternoon. The
Platform was to be reported yesterday evening
and the voting for a candidate it thought
would commence to-day. Douglas friends seem
to be sanguine of his nomination. and we doubt
not but their anticpatons will be realized. We
shall expect further news tonight, and if the
nomination be made to-day we shall be probably
able to announce it tomorrow.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

~ Wilmington Journal copy months wecLlx
and send account to Trustees.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-01

Moro BENY.-Give my love to all inquirin
riens, no mors till after get from swanst.erry
p. ".
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NokpwsioH O. k0vl-Ar schr Col Lester Dela~sy, Ar,
rl NEW HAyss N0T lcA s,s Lizzie GARNER Regs
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dsauI 9Th fr bark Wonderland. Grmard do. Sid e,
barks CaIotA Sard 6uerelo. CAllao 0ct rem)
Krsbbe. oorh; Edouard Ehse dIAin AnAndaen Geooox
9th, ship Leonore Mitchell, Puget Sound.
SAVANNAH, Oct 3O-Arr teamships Augusta, woodruff,
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SALEM Oct D-Arr schr Emma MAYO, Mayo. NYork for
Bangor Sid sst schrs Pearl Brown Georgetown DC; Lee
csdis, Small NYork
sT0NTNsToN, Oct sl-An schrs Virginia, Kdridgs, New
York for Chatham Science Gsddng Rondout for ProveDces
sloop Glide Norton do for do.
wAREHAh OCT s0-sd schr Henry Cole, HaIeion Alezan.
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