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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
A BEackTUard.

A diminutive piece Of humanity by the nane
of Glorer. with c. B. before it, born and
raised in Yankee land, but who has recent
ly--or not many years since-squatted in
the County Of Onslow, has returned copy
Of the weekly Progress" to this Office with
he following note written on the margin:
al paid my subscription until next Nav
Do not send me another number of your paper
as an Editor that will issue decentive Election
tickets TO deceive honest people. do not want
his disGraceful paper as it would ds grace q
prirg"
Now az the above elegant, choste and refined
note explains what kind of an individual this
g. B. Glocer is. it is wholly unnecessary for
us to say word concerning his many mornl
and intellectunl attri6utes We shall send the
paper, Mr. g. B. G1ocer, until the time for
which you have paid has expired, and if you
choose to send it back you can do so; but we
would remind you that writing on the margin
is an indictoble ofense, unless you pay letter
postage on the paper when you mail it. As to
the charge that we have issued "deceptive"
tickets, we say it is wholly, entirely and un.
qualifedly false. But you are an intense South
srn man, as many yankees who have squatted
among US are-or pretend to be-and we are too
conservative for you. We pity the South in
deed when she has to look to such as you for
protection.
We hope that this exposure of your black
guardism will learn you little common decen-
cy in future and that you will not attempt to
insult another gentleman who has in no way
injured you. We ask pardon of our readers
for the space occupied by this notice tits due
to them that we do SO.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
Union or DisuniOn--'That's the Qnes-
ton.

Everywhere on the streets NAV be seen
SQUADS discussing the resnit of the Presidential
contest. Some declare themselves for lmmedi-
ate resistance. while others and by far the larg-
er DOR ion. seem disposed to take things coollv
for the present and wait to see what is % turn
up. We have nothing to advise and shall ad-
vise nothing. We believe in holding on to the
Union as long as it is possible to do so with
honor. bit we are willing to act as the wisdom
of the State NAV suggest. One thing is un-
mistakable; every one almost, who we meet
seems to realize and feel that the perpetuitv of
the Government is in great peril. Whether
VIC go out or stay in, great staenation in busi-
ness may be expected, and all had better pre-
pare for the panic at once. Confidence is lost
the Banks are doing nothing and are not likely
to do anything in the way Of discounts soon
How business is to go on or how business x1en
who are dependent on banking facilities are to
keen up we are unable to tell And what effect
too must it have on tke holders of produce p
how are they to turn their crops into money
which they must have to get their supplies I?
These are questions for thought and we leave
them to wiser heads. The times are certainly
pregnant with great troubles.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
Bells majority over Brerkn,idee, I68
IN ACTOR MORTALLY STABBED IN THE
PRESENCE OF HIS AUDIENCE.

The New OrIeans Bee of the 29th. records the
followingtragic occurrence ofthe previous irht :
At ten o'clock last night. a shocking tragedy
enacted in reality, fhe stage of the Ger
man Theatre. or Concert Hall on Poyiras street.
between St Charles and Carondrer. They were
pavipr the drama Of" The WOLF and at that
whore Young man il f1eeced of his last dime.
and when he charges the gamblers with cheating
is stabbed and killed John Kruger was playing
the part of the gambler. and Emile Steiner that
of the ruined vonng man KruggRr had not been
furnished with Etage- dagger nv the property
man. and borrowed real one of officer Rerwin.
who was the special policeman in Concert
Fl H.
In acting srch seems with real daceers on the
stage the p- rsnn hn strikes the blow keeps his
elbow ont further than tho point of the weapon,
and the person who pretands to receive the fatal
ihru.t leans backward. so that the strikers elbow
coming against his breast stops the motion. Stem.
er unhappily somewhat entoxicated. and
when he shonli have thrown himself hackw ard
he sn1denlv stopped forward and before Kruger
conld check the Impetus of his arm. the dagger
had gone into the right side of Stener's neck
opening a cash to the back hone. The nnfortr1-
nate actor was instantly carried eff the stage and
serf 20 the Charity hospital mortaIv wounded
while Kurger taken to the lock up by off
GERS Dalton and Rtrwin The curtain as down
hut short time. the pool of blood was ashed np
and then it announced to the audience that the
drama could not he concluded. hut that farce
would he substituted. The audience app'audpd
law actors of poor Steiner exerted themselves to
make fun, while the auditors laughed and ap
planned as il the spilling of mans life blood
was mere trfle
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
ELECTION RETURNS!
Lincoln Certainly Elected!
GREAT EXCITEMENT soUTHl

Lincoln has probably carried every Northern
State but New jersey, which has gone for flu
sion:
WASHINGTON, Nov Z, s a. m-From returns
received here it is rendered certain that Lincoln
has carried Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois,
Connecticut Rhode Island, Vermont, Indiana,
Maine and Michigan--one hundred and fifty
eight electoral votes-six more than is necessa-
ry to choice
WASHINGTON Nov. Z 12 MT is now es-
timated that Lincoln's majorities will be as fol-
lows:
New York, $4,000
Michigan, 25,00O
Maine 25 900
Illinois, 10000
Ohio, 10000
Wisconsin, 10000
Iowa and Minnesota are strongly cla med
bv the Black Republicans, but they give no
figures.
The friends of the South and the Union here
congratulate themselves in consequence of the
increased opposition majority in Congress to
Lincoln's Administration, because divested of
Legislative power it viii be unable to injure
the South. even if so disposed
Burlingame has been defeated for Congress
in Massachusetts, by Appleton, Whig. Pen
nington also of New Jersey has been beaten by
democrat, and several democratic gains of
Congressman have been made in New York.
Both houses of Congress will have a majority
against Lincoln. and hence he can do no harm.
Virginia is still in doubt-it is between Bell
and Breckinridge
Kentucky and Tennessee are conceded to
Bell
=, o1o
has most probably gone for Breckinridge.
Maryland is in doubt.
Georgia is claimed for Breckinridge. Not
many counties heard from.
MOBILE, Nov. 1.-THE city and county of
Mobile gives Douglas majority Of 219 over
Bell, and 800 over Breckinrdge
Vote of New Orleans stands-Bell $500,
Douglas 2,99S, breckenridge 2,645.
South Carolina has kicked up and has proba-
bly, seeded before this time, as her Legislature
is in session. The Judge Of the U. S. Court at
Charleston has resigned, so have all the other
federal officers.
There is some little excitement but we
think it will blow over in few weeks. South
Carolina may go out but as she will be alone
she will soon get tired oft.
With the present complexion of Congress
we have nothing TO fear. We have strong
friends at the North as is shown by the gains
in the Congressional elections
From North Carolina we have none but par
tisl returns from anywhere save the vote of
Craven, which we give entire elsewhere. The
State is claimed both for Bell and Breckenridge,
but few days will decide
We know the result. and knowing it feel
bad; and feel but little interest now in partic-
ulars
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
MEETING OF THE SYNOD OF NORTH CAR.
OIINA

The Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina.
met III SfatesVille, the enrg of the 24th Oc-
iobrr and was organized by electing hev. Mr..
Lasertv Moderator. and Rev. Mr. Mcpherson
and Rev Mr. Caldwell, Secretaries The
opening Sermon WAS preached by Rev. +. K.
Nash.
The number of Ministers. Elders, and visitors
in attendance WAS near six hunare The new
Presbyterian Church not being anite finished
services were conducted i'll the old Church.
Methodist chHrch College and Town Hall, hy
the Varls'ls ministers present, affnrding ample ac
cominodaion for the large congregations
Sunday, Rev. Prof Philips of Chapel Hill
preached to"veTa thousand persons in he Chul ch
Grove. a discourse eminent for theological learn
ing, deep piety and christian grace, The Holy
C"mmunLan WIS then administered TO several
hundred believing Christians; Presby ylerians
he:hod1sts. Lutherans. and EpiscopaI;ans ith
the sOlemnity and beauty peculiar to The Feast at
the Lords Table.
We wo Id observe that OH Friday Evening, the
Ladies of Concord Female College entertained
the meinbers # tine Synod aud visitors with
charming Concert in the chapel Of the ins;itu
4ion.
The business of the SYNOD being completed
the throngs of DivInes and visitors took their
Gnal departure Monday morning at o'clock
IN tbe Eastern-irail, We hope with the blessing
Of Heaven resting upon them for their pious
works
The Synod will meet next year in Raleigh at
81 O'clock, October 3lst.- {redeH Express
NORTH CAROLINA WESTERN RA,LRoAD.-Mr
Geo Wadsworth, Chief Engineer of the Dalton
and Jacksonville Railroad Company, III his late
report speaking of the connections Of that line,
says:
An addition to the above, ~ through connec-
saons' there Is read being butt through the
whole length of North Carolina to Ashevil!e, and
"meh mas oeen projected on TO Dal.on. by way
OF Murphy and Duck Town Copper Mines. which
"lii eventually form an important extension of
year rond. The route has bren snrye, ed " ith
references to a turnpike, and the dista4ce made
about thirty seven miles from Dalton to the cop
per M nes 1t is very likely railroad may be
located over this route without much increase of
distance. large share of these mines are owned
4by parties in Mobile and New Orleans, and it is
very probabie that They also will make them
selves interested in the construction Of this road
This line of roads has eastern terminus at Nor
folk, Va, and another at Morehesd City or
Beaufort Harbor.'' This would make up con
tineus line from the southern seaboard Of Vir-
yiris to the Gulf of Mobile, and it is highly i'm
Satssa, that i:shoula ha~s is proper attention.
AshsriEls Neios,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13

srOTHC THOMAS having pun.
n chased the store "n the New Cnunty Wharf,
recently occupied by Geo w. Miller and JOHN d
May, ws'ud most respectfully announce to the clt-
Ems of Newbern and surrounding vicinity that
laid store open. where lie Will be pleased to
furnish every body wit DRY GOODS, BOOTS
SNOES, GROCERIES and WOOD. clenp.
Cnil and examine the stock for yourselves before
pu 'clasinr else where
sept l1-IiN w},n
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
F q r g a T. e..
TLANTnC FEMALE SCHOOL,,
n MOREHEAD CITY, \. G..

KscV. II. EsfHnsOn, n. Nh,
Has been employed to open this Scnu"l OH Nednes
day the Sth of August. He will be aided by com
petent teachers i'll each department.
English Tuition per Session. $40
Latin Greek. French and Painting, each, ,.-- SO
Draw ing, Embroidery ard Wax work, each So
Music Oh Piaro so
Board ncludiug Euruislt ed rouns, washing at
tendance, and tuel,j per session $50
Contingent Fee 81
EXPENSES due-Une haif at the middle, and one
half ut the cl.'se of each ION 4 large and
fDrfable building has been secured, fronting the
Sound and the Ocean. This will be used until the
new Brick School Building bn completed. The
voung ladies board in the stmie building with the
Principal and ls Family
w. H CUNNINGGIM Jr., Steward.
Inl,. 2tuff
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
II Es.AY,s Patent WINDOW BLINDS
IN 4 '.EFAI' INPR(I " MENT
CITPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN ITAE


This Blind closed shuts perfectly tight and
on the outside. 1t has every advantage over
the OF er kind and costs the same
THIS Bind will recoInne end itself Any one can
fudge of superiority the ola tyle AT first sight
No per ON ttiat has this Blind will order
any other kind.
The subscriber will be happy to show model to
any person wishing tu obtain Blinds and receive
their orders. .vich viii be promptly filled
Last of Prices # BEnds-An sizes under 9 #. 6
inches wide s. cents per foot in hegti: all #. s
and under it 80 cents per foot all ft and under
IS cents -
= A full supply of tne above Patent Blinds, also
Doors and Sash kept c'nstartly on h nd at John c.
Wishington's Factory, Kihston.
Odd sizes made to order at short notice.
j. ID. BURDICK, Agent
Kinston, n. c..
n. B,-The Doors are siz panel, and moulding
rev % wly.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
FOX
CEEEB. x EN
TIC a3TEHaNG.


I praise ut
DIR. EATON'S INFAETILE CORDIAL,
and why? because II nrrrr fa5ts Ia nyord 1a$nrf0
p"0ns Tei7sf when given in time 1t acts if by
magic, and trt0I nlonp wall convince you that
Wi at say is II contains
no k4rc&Oric e>piate
of 1ny kind, and tneleiurc relieves by r'nnriar the
eBecTn@S of Your child. instead Ot by 0en1ctIng
euS7bzilties. Eor this reasu it commtnds itself
oniy reliabie preparation known for Children
Issth'Mg D'arThea, Dyss1strrs GoTDaHg an tile Bo7-
-.sd Cro"p, also, for <qj1cni"g tie Gnias reduc,ng
inaa'aatfr.A. 'ee"Intiae the Boarel< and reiering
D"'H, 1t has rqmai-beng an 0nt1-SPn$modic 1t is
used with mnfdelinS in all ca>es of COHUnl
other FATS. A& yo~ ralsc til. rand Aalth of
u"mr chiidrem and arsh to ssre thc tron th0se sad
f,on tie n<e f morrOttc< IF arAach all on e. remedies
far Infanfdr C"mPI0iuf< c0mposed, take hat
Dr EAlON'S Intrnt,ic COrd5"i this you rely up
It is perfectly iarmless and cIIn"t inure the most
ieicate III ant. Price. IS cents ull directions
company each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
M 6IS,C NeIH
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
Heaithy human Blood upon befng



always presents with tie essential elements,
and gives of course the Jrue Stdndard Arnlyze
the blood of person suffering from Consumption,
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Srrofula. &c. and We
find in ererg instance certain deficiencies in the red
globules of blood. Supply these deficiencies and
you made we'll. Tie Bioo| Food is founded up
on this Theory-hence its astonishing success
There
Five Preparations
adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood in different
diseases. For COHghs Col.s, BrOuchnls, or any at
lection whatever of the Ihront 3r Lm"gs inducing
Comsm1 rtiom, No |, which is nlso the No for
DepreSson Qf Spi.1s. Loss Of APfeiie. and for all
hronac Co1npln'nts arising rom Orer-HSe, General
De6Hrty, and NeyrouS Prosf,'otiOm No. for Lacer
Compl0i~ts, No 3, for DyprpSiG Beng Gire0dy
prepared for absorption il is t0ken by Dr0S and car
ried Immediately INTO the cir culatlOn, 50 t at what
you gola you ret@in TIE n" D. Is for EsmIe r.;
directions for tins. For S0N Rhe"m, Ernpt10n&,
Ncr0tnho"s, Kidmey and BIodder C0nploi~fS, take
No 5. In all eases the directions must be strictly
followed Price IF the Bio09 Food 81 Per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
n" 4n9 Broadway, New ork.
And for sale by F. :. DUFFY, Newbern, and by aD
respectable Druggists throughout the country.
March 26-d&wtnoVl
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13

MoNTHL1Es. for December an elegant
number has been received; also the Eclectic
for November, one of the most readable Month
lies which we receive.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
; TO CssNsU.IPTgVES.

TO CsSNSENPEEVs;S.
Tho Advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
a few weeks hy IL very simple rem"ny, after havi s
suffered several years with severe lung atfec,",
and that dread diseare, ton~unption-is anxious 10
make kn"Wu lis fellow -suffcterr the means OF our
To ali who desire it, he Will send copy of Q
prescription used free of charge,l with the direc.
tins for preparing and using the same, which they
will fnd sURE CufE for CoNsCMPTIoN, ASTHMA.
BRONCHITIS G5". TIE only oij ct ot the advertiser
in sending the Pre>cripti Is benefit the 81 "ted
ard sp I'D information wi ict he cs'ireives be
valuable, and he hope" every suffer Wilt try hs =
,iy. - it VIII. cost t.sl un,n:u. and may prove ::
hiA-$irg.
p4ftie. wiSi- tlt. prescriptions will please address
REv EDWARD \ WILSON.
Wiianshu'rh,
0.I - Wv EinrS County Eru Yurk.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
June Is vtf

1 have recently added to my Cotton Gins C. Me
Linden's Improvement on Cotton Gin Boxes, by
which Gin will pick about onethird more cotton in
aday, and improves the quality OF the cotton from
&c to 4c per pound over any gin not using this i'm
proveuent. 1t picks the seed cleaner and prevents
any cotton from cugging on the This improve,
ment consists in plunging the heads of the Cotton
Box inches from where the pass through the
ribs, in direct line outward, DETECTING from tlis
line in angle of about fifteen degrees, causing the
cotton : il passes upward contract and expand
gong downward, thus shifting the cotton lbs to
present different surface to the each time
Messrs. A Mitchell & Son, Newbern, are my agents
for the sale of Cotton Gins, who will i'll any orders
promptly Jiuly "a wifi GEORGE KIDD
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
1IOn ACRES OF LAND for sale.

L 2OO TIE subscriber offers for sale valua BILE
Tract of Land, lying Adams Creeks, containing
about six hundred acres. and said by judges to be
equal to any land in the State.
Also, another tract lying on Hancock creek, about
twenty miles below Ncwben and three miles from
Haveock Depot, 4 s c Railroad containing 500
Acres. and is well timbered with long straw pine
hickory and oak.
For further particulars address the undersigned
at Newbern, \. c.
dee d&wtf JOHN n. HYMAN.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13

TOTTON GINS.-We invite the attention of
~ Planters to our Agency for Geo. Kidd's celebra-
ted Cotton Gins. Those in want of first Glass Gin
VIII Go well to give an order early that NAV
furnish them in time for te present erep. We would
refer those unacquainted with this make of Gin to
B. Wethersby. Esq, of Craven and Edward Patrick
Esq. CT Greene county, who have them In Use.
a. MITCHELL &. SON.
,rtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
READ! READ!! READN!
CAIKu Ill III 9Ot 1891

NAIFU, Ill., July -JII,
Messrs john WILCOX & Co:
Your &" I'M ectine' or . Persian Fever Charm
has done w9n@ers was wholly derpondent and
wretrhed when 1 applied it.. and in FIVE hours tho
cEils removed and fever has ensuad 1t il
the Simplest cnre imagin bic and wonder of nature
art. l would not be without this Inpectiue'
single hour by constantly wearing it 1 seem to be
ague proof. Yours very truly.
E. NJ STOUT.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
,E1AKEN ZIP AND CO1sMsTTEn.

FEH4zxEN Up AND CO1s1IsTTED.-A ne
gr" boy, claiming to be t'e property of MkS
PARN HAM. of Jones county, wns taken up a
.way Monday last ana confined m il Sail
hoy is black, about 5 feet high, rntner slim about
s years old, lns fiue set Of teeth small sc'rr
hove the ri-lt eye smart, speaks quick and s'.y>
he forced tn leave his home by JOHN, the pro
partv nf n Nj. lIaskius, who he says came with hin
to N.whern- TIE OWNER is requested to ior
war and redeem the property.
A C. LATHAM Sheriff
I'LL. u
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13

BLOOD WILL TELL-A Charlestonian in Texas
writing to his mamma some one else at home,
says:
Politics are at stand still in my neighbor-
hood The Germans don't care button who is
elected I talk gBrecinridge whenever get q
chance but if LINCOLN is elected, and South Car
olina and the South sabn,it am going to Mexico
would rather be Greaser than South Carroll
nian or a Southerner. ! hope Lincoln viii be
elected. and that we win get face to face with
those I'D Yankees. If he is elected, and my
native State faces the musie. s0la be az Lems By
! the first tra;S.'
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
sEEHcEsANT 'FAVE.oEENG.

ETEgsCEaANT FAVE.0E.ENG.
w Tie subscriber at lfis o stand on Pollock
Street opp"<ite George Aliens, E~q.. would respect
fully call the attention of hi. numerous customers
and the public gene ally the fact that lie has just
rt.tured frcl the North with Il choice selection ot
CLOTHES CASSIMERES and VESIINGS, which
he is prepared make up in the ate>t and most
appropriate styles and ut smnil figures, for cash.
d. W. IIURTT, Agt.
Sent IS d&w3m.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
w LOST, HOW RESTORED.

M ANEsas0D.
WI HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just published in Sealed Envelope, a Lecture on
the ture treatment and radical of Speruiatnr-
rioea ol Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility Merry
business ard Invnuntary Emissions inducing Impo-
tency and Mental and Physical Incapasity.
BY ROB j. CULVERWELL, NJ. D,
The important fact that awful consequences of
seabuse may be effecually removed without inter
nal medicines the dangerous applications of caus
ties Instruments, medic;lted buugles and other EN-
prcal dev~es, is here cenriy demonstrated and the
entirely and highly successful treatment, az
adopted bv the celebrated author fully exp aimed by
meins of which every is enabled cnre himself
perfectly and at the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised n1strnnas of the day.
THIS Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thou
sinds
Seut under seal to any address. post paid, on the
receipt of TWO postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
Gil }. q. KLINE. M. D., 4SU First Avenue, New
York, Post Box 1886 z-.------
a 4 Ids
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
REMOVAL.

TIL ESUBSCRIBER r
Would respectfully to his customers and the
public generally, that he has removed to the large
and c"mmodinus Brick Store, recently occupied by
Alexander Miller, f q nearly opposite the WASH
tngton Hotel, where he will keep constantly ON hand
Il large stock OF heavy
DRY GOODS GROCERIES. BOOTS & SHOES.
HATS & GAPS. CKOCKERY GLASSWARE.
COTTON BAGGING. ROPE.
&C, &C. &C,
which he will sell at the lowest cash price. Prompt
attention given oorders and selling country produce
a call res pectfuliy solicited FAC. BROWN.
sept IS Il I'M w}m.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13

AND FOR SALE.-NOTICE.
II The subscriber offers for sale Il Tract of Land
-. 700 Acres, lying ON Trent River, nine miles
from Newbeln.. All of this land is well adapted to
the culture of cotton About $50 of it are
cleared and ready for cultivation, and the residue i
covered with grnwth indicative "f great fertility
There are u the premises in good repair tory
dwelling and out-horses, and all other buildings
needed on farm. Maris found in great abundance
the land the water is good and the neigh borL
industrious, moral and Intelligent
Terms made easy to purchasers. All applications
must be addr essed to the subscriber ut Newbern.
North Carolina. JOHN ID. MAY.
July "A wifi
*.*rarbur" southerner copy one month and send
nilI to the Progress
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13

This truly wonderful prepeatire and cure for Fever
and Ague and Bilious Fevers will be sent by mail
post paid receipt of dollar Also for sale at
all respectable Druggists and Country Stores
Principal Depot and Manufactory. iSS Nam street
Rlchmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of Cornmercs
buIidIsS, New York. Address,
YOpN w{T CIOY r, ny
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
F q x I'll e II =
L TURPENTENE EEANDs

for the year 1861 Persons wishing to hire viii d.
Well to call upon the Subscriber very soon. Posses
sion given the lst January, 1861.
= ock IS, TFtls'5.1g 4a'EE IfPAE WILLIAMS