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NQTICE.-PROBATECOURT OF HAM
IN 1LTON COUNTY, -OHIO.-W + Strauh, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of George Peaer deceased
Plaintiff, Elizabeth Pealer. Andrew Meehs, Mar
garet Meeks GeOrgetta Pealer, John W. Dunham
and James Foremap, Defendauts;- s;-Petit,on to
sell Lands The above-Damed Defendants will take
notice that on the tSenty fourth day Of January,
A. D. 1881, the said Adv illustrator filed his petition
in said Court, alleging that there Is personal
tate, wheTewth to pay the debts and charges of adj
ministering said estate; that he died seized in fee
simple of the following described real estate, tO-wt:
In-lots numbered seventy 60 and seyenty-three
(73) in the town Of Reading, situate in the said
county Of Hamilton in the State Of Ohio that Elis-
abeth Pealer, as widow OF said decedeut is euttaed
70 dover In the said nremises and that A61rew
meeks, Margaret Meeks aud GeOrgetta Pealer, as
his heirsat Jaw, hold the next estate of nheritance
therein, and that the said John W. Dunham eAd
james NJ Foreman hold mortgage lient against said
premises, The prayer of said petition Is for the as
sigDment Of dover to said Elizabeth PeaIer, and for
sale of said ptemises, subject TO sHid dover aud
mortgage liens, for the payment of the debts and
charges aforesaid. The said petition will be for
hearing on the fourth day Of March, A ID. 1861, or
as sooR thereafter as counsel can be heard .t
W. + SrBAUB, r.
Administrator Of George Pealer, deceased.
Cincinnati, January 81, 1861. r fe2-d. Sat
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STsAsTF!9HE PHI O. HAMLTeS 4 A. ,t| COUNTY,

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
= PROBATE COURT.-No. $751; Petition to sell
Real Estate John w Mann, AdministratOr Of
Margaret Taylor, ct al, defendants Notice is
hereby given 10 defendants, John Taylor, who re-
sides in Jackson County, Indiana James Taylor
aud Martin Taylor, both Of whom reside in Adams
County, Ilinoisj Robert Allen, David Allen, Will
Son Allen and James Allen minor children of Mary
Ann Allen, deceased, and Seth Allen, their father,
all Of whom reside in Adams County, Illinois; that
John w. Mann, Administrator of Robert Taylor,
jr., deceased, has filed his petition iu the Probate
Court of Hamilton County Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition is TO obtain assignment of
dover and an order from said Court TO sell the fol-
lowing real estate, towit: All that certain tract of
IL OF land situate in sections 35 and 35 in the
third tow ship and first fractional range of town
ships in the Miami Purchase, and beiag lot known
as No one on the plat of partition of the estate Of
Robert Taylor, senior. deceased, recorded in Book
Dol, page 49, Of Hamilton County Comm n Pleas
Court Records, and being the part set of Robert
Taylor junior his share OF his deceased fathers
estate, and that said defendants are required to
sWer denur TO said petition or before Monday,
the LIST day of pri, A ID 1861, decree pro con-
fesso will be rendered against them.
JOHN W MANN, Administrator.
PETER T. WILLIAMS, Attorney. fel6-fSa
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ROCK ISLAND, March 1.-The dry goods
establishment of Nelson, Hirsch & Co., was
destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss, 1900 ;
insured for $1,000 6sI1i - =
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AnOIher Naval ReaIanntIou.

NORFOLK, Va, February 2S--Lieut. Mar
den, Of the cutter DobbiR, has resigned. He
goes South if his resignation IS accepted.
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! PIETsRuRa. March I'm River nine iset
b{ the pier-mark and falling slowly.
Weather clear and warm.
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LATEsT By TnLEGRAPH.
INTERESTING POLITICAL NEwsl

i.
Public BHsiness Pfogressiag at Ras8ngton-
An Effort Making for a Cabinet Appoint.
ment for Henry Winter Davis--John Bel
Denies that he has been Offered a Seat IN
Lincoln's CdJiHsf : Senator ChaSe to be
Secretary of the TFsasury- Captain Pope
Of the United Safes Army, TO be Court-Mar-
tailed GoVernOr Houston Implicated in
General TwiggSs TreosoD-Myor Ander-
son Denies The Report of his Hlaess--Ad-
oanee Of Government Stocks IN Washington.
Senator SgideU to Tisis Parts, Probably, az
Minister of the Southern Contederacy-
Capt. Armstrong to be Court -MdrtiaIsd for
Sprrenderiag tho Pensacola Naey-yard-
The Floating Battery Launched at Charles
tOn-IHerease Of the Secession Feeling in
Virginia. ...
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NNDWARD KENNEPEqK1s EsTATE.-
U.l Notice Is hereby given that the niath day
OF January, 1861, the Probate Court of Hamilton
County declared the estate Of kdward Kennetsck,
deceased % be, probably, in6Olyant Creditors are
therefore required to present their claims against
the estate TO the undersiguea for allowance, within
HUGH CAMPBELL,
~ Admir- Of Edward kennefesk, deceased.
u LONG MOORE, Attorneys.
Cincinnati, January l9, 1901. ial9-eSat
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u ,arOTlCB Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Z N tns ipndeTuigned has been appointed admin
1lsffaior 81 the estate Of MARY NJ. KARR, late VI
AlItin a couDg, g6Si9 6 { Saesesasse 3 go, q
.pStl a this 1sth day of january, ls5ss la15-ssit
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Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery.
Bagqs smith's JeWelry store now stands), IN the
F.g Of ~, removed TO No. l69 Main ,strset in 1881,
street, ln 1859 fel3
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THE IMPERIAL PRINOE OF FRANCE AS AN
EoUEsTRiAN.--The Prince Imperial of France
has a riding-school nearly finished, as are
also the stables and coach houses for his
horses and equipages. According to etiquette,
His Imperial Highness will not have house
hold till he is two years older, when his edu-
cation willbe no longer under the direction Of
the gentler sex. Till that time the Prince
will have, properly speaking, no equipages
of his own, but will go ont in those of the
Emperor and Empress. He has, however,
already had several miniature carriages for
bis amusement. The first he had was a
pretty carriage drawn by two goats, con-
Quoted by two tiny grooms. he next had q
donkey, on which he rode about the reserved
gardens and park at ST, Cloud.
But the Prince, who seems to inherit many
of his fathers tastes, soon wanted real
horse, and ere long his wish was gratiied by
the possession Of "BalmOral," q Highland
pony, preseated TO Ms Imperial Highness by
the Queen of England. His stud was soon
sfteEwerd increased by Two NoEweeian
ponies, which had been bought fbr the Hm-
press, but Her Majesty, thinking them too
Rmall for her ohaise, gave them TO the Prince.
A handsome carriage, green, prieked ont
with red, miniature copy of one of the
Emperor's caleches, was accordingly made
for them 70 draw. Riding Is not merely, an
amusement for the Prince, but forms an es-
sentiai part Of his physical education con-
sequently, as be advances N horsemanship.
bic stud wiz increase. 'ttsi--
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UNOURTH. sTRBRT TPRRFUMRRY DE-

TNOURTH. STREET TPERFUmERY DR.
II POT-gontaine every article desirable for the
Toilet Extracts for the Handkerchief Oils and Po-
matumA for the Hair; Powders, Pastes and Washes
for the Teeth large assortment Of articles for I'm.
proving the Complexion HAIR TooIh, NGil shaw
lug and Flesh Brushea of every desirable style and
o1aiity Shaving Utensils Of the best quality an
extensive assortment Of Soaps Fine, Tuck and
Dressing Combs Of every desirable quality and ma.
ferial {; Hair Tonios, Washes and Dyes Pocket
Books Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, and a select as.
soffment Of Family Medicines.
have been exclusively engaged In this business
for The past lDuTted Ebfs and psst - renRin In
II many yeaus loDgdtN md expect 70 retain my old
customers and 70 inccase tue list q my patronA by
fhe benaht Of nay long eKpeTienoe 10 the businl8.
sl.Bufscturer and Imgorter 81 PeTianss.v.
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Law CARDS.
MEDICAL.

n X, NEWTON, M. D,-OFFICE, NO.
We 90 West Seventh st, between Vine and
Vine and Race. Office hours, TX to 81 A. NJ, ~
20 2h p. MI to 8 p. M = = :
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SINGEUs EwIN6-HfAoH1NRn
OoMMER0IAL HUKnDIRe,7
<,,sr4,r.r.-r4 f,4srrt ~

GREENlfAN q TRuEss l1IPAOvKB
9E Noiseless LoclI-atitch Shuttle SeWfng-ma.
chimes, of Howe 4 Hoper Patent, warranted tkG
best in market Also. BiaIrb & JohnBtonr Hems
mers, at whoIesals. s. I. GABRts0Ns Aeent,
no. 1919 RsEt ffftb-sf.
s1-Agents wanted in eTsrT town. jAz-om
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TNOILRT SOAPS LOWS alonIlV ~ /. y,
= Low Bsoyn Mindsor eo,. 0l{ctll 80 58s |I.I14
Almond do, White Windsor do ON I,tI ~ o..
aaign An S eSi Mess A9se aH ~, e.ne d ma
-.-...Irl .s ALkE3r ROSS I||I1e,aI.
Jazz 3. W. cor. ContrAl az. AID 81 IfhIh.sf
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondence of the Daily Progress
FoRT OCRACoKE, BEACON ISLAND,
JnDa Stb 1871

+. June Sth, 1861.
Ed PRoGREss Dear Sir As we see your
paper down here frequently, and, by means OF
it, discover what the world outside is doing,
it seems but fair that that same world should
know what We are doing in their behalf
Briefly, then, the Fort is nearly completed; all
our guns are landed safely and - are noun
ted and in position Magazines have been built
and we have abundance of shot, shell and pow
der.
Two fine s inch Columbiads command the
Inlet The one first mounted of these has
been named the mamie Dawes by an officer
in the Fort, and the other has been Justly
called after the accomplished Engineer, who
designed, and has nearly completed the work,
the ''Elwood Norris" With these two little
implements, and some others that are now
frowning over our parapet, besides those that
will be in position in few days, we are pre-
pared to astonish old granny Lincoln's myrmi-
dons, if they show their faces within range.
Over at Portsmouth, the Morris Guards !"
under Capt. Henry \. Gillian the ''WashinY;-
ton Greys," Capt. I. Sparrow; and the ''Tar
River Boys" Capt. Johnston, keeps watch and
word, day and night, and, in case of landing
being attempted, will Show the enemy that we
are ready at any time to permit each one of
them to 'h01d, occupy, and possess' six feet by
two of North Carolina soil-no more.
For the rest-provisons are abundant, our
spirits good, our aspirations high and holy, as
of men engaged iii righteous cause, and VIC
fear MT chdt man can do unto MS!
Truly yours, MUD FIDDLER.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11

John O. Brinkley, In the Court of Pleas and Quar-
VS.. ter Sessions for Craven county
Joseph E. Uobdv.) March Term, 1861.
ORIGINAL. ATTACHMENT.
1t appearing to the Court that an attachment has
issued upon the complaint of the plaintiff IN this
case returnable to the March Term 1861, of Craven
County Court, against the defendant, and the same
has been returned to said Court levied on Schooner
Joseph Miles and her furniture And it further ap
pealing to the Court that Joseph E. Hobby, the de-
fendant, resides beyond the limits of this State:
1t is ordered that publication be made in the Pro
gress a newspaper, printed in the town of Newbern,
for six weeks, notifying him to appear at the next
term of the said Court to be held for the County of
Craven at the Court House in Newbern on the Sec
ond Monday of June next then and there to answer
said attachment or Judgment pro coufesso will be
takeL against him, and heard accordingly.
Witness, VIM. G.. Bryan. Clerk of cur said Court
at Newbern, the 2nd Monday Of March 1861
WA. G. BRYAN, CLERK.
April q, 1861 R6Y
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11

TIE BLOCKADE AT New ORLEANS The Uni
ted States steamer Brooklyn, Capt. Poore having
notified the authorities at the Balize that strict
blockade of the mouth of the river had been
ordered. and that he was on hand to render the
blockade effective, boarded yesterday under
a flag of truce by the captains of several British
ard French vessels on the bar, and Captain
Poore was asked if he intended to prevent the e.
parture of the vessels then on the bar belonging
light for foreign ports. Poore declared that he
should certainly prevent their departure or seize
them if they attempted to the blockade. AS
their ships all heavily loaded with valuable
cargos, including 1000 hogsheads of tobacco
shipped by the French Consul on account of the
French Government, and several hundred ac-
count of Rothschlds and her foreign houses,
such decision naturally produced considerable
excitement in this city. The British and French
Consus took the matter in hand, and by telegraph
caused Capt. Poore to understand that they
would not permit such nonsense, and that the
British and French squadrons would be here in
a few days to protect he interests of their Gov
ernments. The last news from the Baiize was
that Poore had backed down and the ships are
all going out The British and French mer-
chants in this city, who are largely engaged in
our trade will demand the protection of their
Governments, ard it is hoped both by them and
our own citizens, as all the trade we hive in
tend to have is with their ports, that their fleets
will speedily appear in the Guf.-N. o. Delta,
| May 18th.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
Correspondence of the Daily Progress
LITTLE SWIFT CREEK MEETING J
HOUSE, CRAVEN COUNTY,
,June s 1851

DEER Progress Perhaps some of your
readers would like to know how we are pro
crossing at this little place We have formed a
fine ''Home Guard, numbering 3S persons, witt
accessions weekly, under the command of Cap
tain Allen Gasklns, being properly drilled anc
experienced in military tactics. Last Thurs
day being oar drill day, there were present
several gentlemen from NeWbern, who took
Us through the military exercise with grea
zeal After the drill was through, Mr.. II. r
Bryan was called upon to address the Congre
CATION, who came forward and delivered quite
an able address upon the condition of th
country Yours &c, +. w.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
10 MEN WANTED.

Forty able bodied men are wanted for a
Picked Company being raised whose ser
vices when organized, is to be rendered 10 the
State for the Var. The State clothes and
feeds and pays the men for their services
None but good men wanted, as this is to be
Picked Company.
For further particulars apply to the Editor
of the Progress or to II. r. Bryan. Esq. A
list may be seen at the Progress Office.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
The News.

Nothing startling last night from the scat OF
war.
Hon. Pierre Soule of La. has arrived in
Richmond.
Troops are still pouring into Virginia from
the South. North Carolina has three
Regiments there and fourth is to leave Garys-
burg in few days.
North Carolina will do her whole duty in
this war. The Standard says:
We nderstand that 1913 companies of State
volunteers have been rendered to the Govern
or, and registered in the Adjutaut Generals
office. We doubt not 100 more will soon be
ready to report.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11

DoN'r SwEAR.-Profanity is one of the most
offensive and disgusting habits to which hui
manty is given; to say nothing of its sinful
ness, (Which every one of course understands }
profane swearing is a vile, vulgar, lowbred
habit, from the indulgence Of which proper
self respect should restrain man, even if he
has no regard for the dictates of religion. 1t
is habit too, which increases with fearful ra-
pidity, when once given way to.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
Delegates i'm the state Convention.

The following is a list of the Delegates in
he Convention of the people of the State OF
North Carolina as organized on the goth Nay
SCI:
Ai,,,an~c Giles Mebane, Thos Rufin.
Ahrandcr-A & Stewart.
AsI y ID Forbes.
-1rS.'a-A Myers, j A Leak.
Bertte-S Sprucll, Jas Bond.
Be0wtort--W j Allison L Morrow.
Biadcn-T d Mcdowell.
BrGn>acich-T ID Moares.
BuncO,nbc-N w Woodtin.
Burke-J G Mcdowell
Cdb0rraS-C Phifer.
C0d,ceIt-E w Jones
Camdca-D n Ferebee
Cdftrttt-C X Thomas
CaStrtb--Bed Brown, j 4 Graves.
C0td,r5a-I' c fIenkle, l. j Merritt.
Chathala-. J II Headen, John Manning, Jr.
Chocon -R II DI!nd.
Cieacoh.ad--W j Miller, J w Tracy.
CoIua,b;.s-Rlcbard Wooten.
Crdrcn--Cieo Green, Jno d w milford.
CumberIand-Warren Winslow, David Mcneil.
Cmryitmch-H NJ Shaw.
Daridson--B A Kittren B c Douthit.
Dnrtc-Robt Spronse.
Duptn-W J Houston, J L Rhodes.
EdgecOnbe-W 5 Battle. Geo Howard.
ForSythc-T J Wilson. K l. Patterson.
FrnEhlin-A d Williams
Gasfog-S y Johnson.
GMfcS--A J Walton.
GsunrHc-A w Venable, T L Hargrove,S 8
g G5ren-W TsI A Darden
GuHtord-Jno A Gilmer, Raf Gorfel and T
Dick
Hnhta1-R II Smith, c J Gee.
Hydc-E L Mann.
Harnett-A S Mcneil
Ha4Gc00d-Wm Hicks.
Hcndsys0n-W NJ Shipp.
Hcrtford-Kenneth Rayner.
I,edcH-Anderson Mitchell, T A Allison.
JackSon-W II Thomas.
J0hnStOn-C b Saunders, w Smith.
J0ncs-Wm Foy.
Lcnoir-Jno C Washington
Iinc0in--Wm Lander
MOcon-C ID Smith.
Madison-J A Mcdowell
MuYiin-Asa Briggs.
Nc DOtceH-J III Greenlee.
nIccklemburg-J w Osborne. VIM Johnston.
Montgon,ery-S ii Christian.
MO0re--tl Turner.
NaSh--A II Arlington:
NcD0 Hano5er-R II Cowan. w S Ashe.
N Mumpton-D A Barnes, NJ Moody
OnsLOao-G w Ward,
Orangc-W A Graham, Jno Berry.
PaSguotanI r X Speed
Perquimans-Joe S Cannon.
Person-John w Cunningham.
PM-E B S5atter iiwaite. b Grimes
Randolph-W j Long, A G Foster.
RirhmOnd-W + Leak.
RoLeson-J Fuller, J G. Southefland-
Rochingham-D S Reid, E 7 Broadnax.
R0,can-B Craige, II G Jones
Ruiharford and POM-J II Carson NJ Durham.
Sampson Mosely, Thos Bunting.
Stanty-E Herns.
Stokes-John Hill.
!Surry--r V Hamlin.
Tyrrctt--EG Spruell.
Uuni0n-I NJ Huston.
Hakc--G E Badger, X P Battle w w Holden.
Wurren-W n Edwards, Frank Thornton.
HnshingtOn-W S Pettigrew.
Wutaugn-J w Counsel
Wayne-G V Strong, f A Thompson.
Hitkes----Jas Galloway, Peter Eller
Iadkjn---R + Armfield.
! Yancy-M Penland.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11

Thursday of this week, June 18th, has been
recommended by the President of the Confed-
crate States of America day of Prayer and
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for his bles
sings to us as people. VIII not the whole
people, in view of the dangers which threaten
us, bow themselves on this occasion and in
lowness of spirit acknowledging their depend
eace upon the God of our fathers, implore Him
to nerve their arms and steel their heats for the
conflict which is being forced on them by an
unnatural adversary. Believing before God
that our cause is just and that we defend the
right let us as nation implore Him, with an
implicte reliance upon His goodness and mer-
CIV, to be with us on the field of carnage
With the approving smiles of Heaven we can
and will conquer but should we deserve and
incur the frowns of our Great Commander our
cause will be indeed hopeless
We sincerely trust that the shops and stores
will be closed and that ali business will be en-
tirely suspended on Thursday. There will be
morning services in all the Churches.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
POSITIVE NOTICE.

From this time forward cash will be deman
ded at this Office for all advertising and job
printing, from all persons save those with
whom We have accounts. Pay for job print
ing will be required when the work is deliver
ed. and pay for all transient advertising will
be demanded in advance This rule viii be
infcxbly adhered to.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
~ATCN THE MURDERER-SlOO RE-
WARD.

Y H
MR. PENNINGTON = Dear Sir The citizens of
Swift Creek were startled the Sth instant by the
announcement that John Chapman respectable
citizen of the County. had been murdered by band
of runaway negroes, headed by negro man calling
himself Ben Soon, the property of William Grimes
of Pitt County.
Ben Soon is supposedt be the negro that shot and
groes with Ben at their head is the terror of that
Region of country, and the citizens of the County
with commendable spirit, have raised a subscrp-
commonly known as Ben Soon. The subscription is
in the hauds of F. P. Latham, Esq, of Craven Co.
The deceased was young man of irreproachabh
character and universally esteemed by his nighbors
81 loss will be severely felt by the community il
which he lived. SWIFT CREEK.
sept I5-d&wtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
THE BATTLE MONTH.

June has been noted for centuries as the
month of battle; it is likely to maintain its
reputation IN 1861.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11

a. N0'r''' OF the foNN p''
chased by the Committee of Safety for Craven
tsunty has been received and will be sold retail
by Wm H Oliver & Co, john E. Amyett, Thos.
Williams, L Brown, Bender and Henderson, J. n
Allen, john l.. Gardner, w w, Fife and ". c
which is intended only cover tie cost Nh. VII
liam H Oliver will have the pork in charge.
Newhern June T. Dat wit
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
. HAZE DxE: HAIR DYE.

W WIN. A BArCHELOR'S HAIR DYE,
The only Harmless AID Reliable Dye Known
A others mere inlIta; ions, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule. =
GREY RED or RUSTY HAIR dyed Instantly to
a beautiful and natural Brown or Black without the
least injury to Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded TO WM. A BACHELOR since 1899,
aud 300 90 applications have been1nade to the
hair of the patrons OF his famous Dwa.
VIM A BA1CHELORS HA1RDIE produces
a color not to be distinguished fr5m nature an0 is
1rorranled NOT to irjare in the feast howevea long
may continued, and the,fl effects Of bad Dyes
remedied. The hair Is iny.gorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which EV0pcrIy applied at No 10
Bond Street, Few York
Sold in all the citi=s and towns of the United
States by Druggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine h;ss the name William A. Batche-
or," and address upon steel plate engraving, on
the four sides of each box.
Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay ST.,
Late 233 Broadway, New York.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11

Eleven hundred dollars had been collected at
Mobile, Ala, on the 9th of May, in five hours,
for the far lily of the hero martyr Of Alexandria.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
YOUNG MEN OF CAROLINA
GOMEZ!
= = Il T. ~ u r {.

JaChSCNVILLE, UnSIOW Co,
North Caruiina \
TAKEN UP and lodged IN Onsiow Jail on the
Il 20th inst u negr" man Of copper color, vii
weigh about 100 OF lo3 pounds. about feet Ia
inches high. who says his name is DAVID WOOD.
and has lived tor u number OF years III Craven
County, about seven miles from NewbcTn. and fur
thcr stated that he, recently, Shot Joseph Witty
oveTSecr OF SHOT ut him.
W u HUMPHREY, Sh'f,
BY JAS. BRYAN, J0Ilor.
o. 1SV1t
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11
April y, 1861 w6w
franklin b Harlison. JuneS County Count of Pleas
vs.. aud Quarter Sessions March

VS. and Quarter Sessions March
,Josep. j Forbes. Term, A. d, 1861.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
Il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
an attachment has issued upon the complaint of the
p.aint If returna Die June Term 1859, of Jones
County Court against the defendant, and the same
has been returned to Court endorsed, levied one
pair of Horses Buggy and Harness, Piano Forte,
lot of NJ edicne Instruments Books, Trunks, Chest
&c And it further Appearing tothe Court that Jos,
Forbes the defendant resides beyond the limits OF
the State
1t is ordered that publication be made in the
Weekly Progress, newspaper printed in the
town OF New bern for six weeks, notifying him to
lear the of said Court to be heid ton the
county of Jones at the Cout House IN Trenton, ou
the fourth Monday of June next, then and there to
said tvhment, or ,igment pro c0"tesS0
will he tax en- against him and heard accordingly
Witness Bcri Assew, Clerk of our said Court at
Trenton. TIE 4th Monday of March. A. D.. 1861
BENZ. ASkEW, Cfoyh
Nav / ySi-Pr ADV 81 81
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-11

From RALEIGH-We got the Raleigh papers
Of Saturday last night but they bring nothing
but what we have heard before