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I 0 AY It will be seen from our advertising column that Ilaight Cos. Mammoth Circus Menagerie and Balloon, will exhibit at New-Berne on Saturday. Jan. 27th inst Thif organization has The eerenadors were out on Thursday niht and awoke the midnight echoes and many sleepers with their melodious effusion and tintimabnlations. In the first piece which we 0 ML Hi Mr.

V. H. Bray, desires to return thanks to Mr. E. P.

Lorch of New-Berne Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 1, for Lis timely efforts in saving his horse on the night of the fire. Mr. Lprcb blind folded the horse and led him from the burning stable after two unsuccessful attempts had been made to do no.

New Berne, N- Saturday, January 27lh. received the favorable encomiums of the press wherever exhibited. Be sure and lay aside sufficient money to visit this combination when it arrives. to eking th tin: of holding the Snrirr t'onrt in th roinfoshuj Ve 3J, Judicial District: Sec. 1.

The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact: That from ami after the hiht ciav ot urnary A. u. lsez, me lenns ci the Superior Courts of the counties composing OUTHBRN SHOW ALL OTHERS PRETENDERS AND IMPOSTERS the thud judicial district of North Carolina, chromo? price five dollars." Oar feelings over-shall begin in each of said counties as follows, i came us and turnine our head upon our Dillow Success of AI6 Empire City Circus. A 13 tv iVfii.K"- tf S. test? AFTERNOON Am gl 0 Tf 'Two Mammoth Faviloiisi The Menageiio and Museum in on- and tho Circus in tho thos-! who desire to sot? Creation's AVoivleis.

ani th; Zoological CoUotitjioii only, can ha accour.iiJ'l.!tel without c-xniiur in with tho A'-eiip Eiitertaiu-moiit. One prieo of Ji), however, entitles thy hf-hler of ha to" witness "'Ball-urn Ascension' eve nt 1 o'clock wind and went her j.erunttiii Will traverse a single wire from ounddothe top of fh and return the Period! Miiseum, lleiiagerie Ij 1 -VdL'' 'v 1:1 A my WILD fil ONS r-nd Gu "avo Jtytffc- --ka' Trainer. niid no Mnohi; vjd'o ir-'Me th- Ciiih-lron under tin cents. a cv x. b.

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Union, Liberty and Egtrrility tefcre the Lax. SATUBDAY, JANUARY 13, 1872. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. This paper published weekly is tbe cheapest paper in the Southern States. For 50 a year, advance, the paper will be regularly mailed to subscribers.

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POST- XLW-BERXE, N. C. I Jan. 13tb.tl872. Mail Closes for th(; North, West and SoittlTat a.m.

Beaufort and the Eat, 3. 00 Wasliiujt'ii. Swift Creek Hydo and Beaufort dailv at Af M. Mail closes 'for Trenton, j'ollokvillo, arid Swaiisboro, Wednesdays and Saturdays at M. Hiil cIohcs for ILitf.erpH, iyj nailing of tbe steam-thips fur S.

Y. at 12 o'Jlfck, 111. M'til closes for Bav Stiver aql Tudiiv, Thurnday and Saturday fit From the JSorth, at (oijened for delivery at 7 i from Beaufort and the Bast at From Waahtngton, Swift Ceck N.C. From Trentoa, Tuepday and Friday at From Bay Kiver and limlieo, llonday, Wednesday and Fridaj- at a. p.m.

.30 a.m. 4 p.m. 4 p. lJ-uer8 advertised every H.durday, and if not d-liv -rcd in one month are fent t' the dead letter "uitk-e. The Isrv requires that all letlrr' nhall bo prepaid in full whon not fully paid the law provides for Veiidi" tle-m to the dead letter otCce.

For sifrty, money ordors ran be obtained 'jipnn ail the priueipie oillcea in the Un States. Aiflrtt-Ts Money or other vnlunbles r.hvuys 1 without which, there is littl iy. Office hours from 8 a.i i. Ho fcnd 7 t- p.m. Sundays from 12-0 toll p.m.

GEO. V. NAHON, Head the new advertisements. Note tho changes in our Market quotation i. Codfish and Mackerel fit Hollister jk Slovei 's If vou have not subscribed and pakl SI.

5' 1 ior his ajjer, tiike steps to flo so at on eft. Nrh America Life Ensunvica counpuy of New-York, Pitt Barrowsj Agent Everybody should go -with the crowd to Barry's and buy a botUo of Carolina Water, with a chance of a Gold'jDollar thrown in. The terms of this pajper are 50 per year. Clubs of 10 copif S10. jp- The best of Butter dan I alwavfr be found at Hollister Slover's.

North America Life insurance Now-York, Pitt Barrows Agt-nt. company 01 Many of the largest adyor tisers in the country make "all their contracts with newspapers through the Advertising Agency of Geo. P. rtoweii jmo. 41 a anj now, pew-iom.

Their facilities for the transaction xf the business are not excelled those of rfuy similar establishment in the world. Do yon want to sellf or buy a house, lot or farm? If so go to the Jieal Estate Agency, of Nason, Tinker Nelson, Savings Band building. Make your wantf known and get them supplied. Beef Tongues, Smokpd Beef and 'Ilalibui, a "Hollister Slover's. For First Class Job Printing of all kinds call at office of this paper, The National Savings corner of Middle and South Front street, will be open every Wednesday and Saturday from 9 o'clock in the morning until 9 o'clock? injthe evenhig.

4 North America Life ilnsurauce company of New-York, Pitt Barrowi, Agent. Read Nason, Tinker, and column If you have laud or City property to sell, send in a description of the same so that it may be entered on the registe. Parties desiring to purchase will do well td call and examine. All information cheerfully given. Feb 25 tf Wxted.

o0 small tracts of land situated in townships No. 7 Craven County'" containing 1 acre and upwards. Ke will furoMi blanks for description of property upon application at our office. Nf.lso. I Real Estate Agents.

The office of the National' Savings Bank i-; onen everv from 9osclockA. Ad. till 1 al. and Saturdav nights to receive deposits, toO P. M.

I from Read the description pf Harris' Pateu Rotary Steam Engine, publisld in this fssue. This Engine seems especially adapted tr irsc in the Southern States; its rtnd fPnoss recoarnie ndin it to suh as need steam power. 4 it If you want to subscribe for any newspaper or raaqazine cr publication in the United States call upon C. C. Holnies at the Post Ofnce.

Deposits of any amount received at the National Savings Bank and repaid on demand witn interest due. Office hours from A. to P. and Saturdav nights to receive deposits, from 6 to 9 P. M.

M. This is the cheapest paper in the Southern States, only SI 50 per year. Baisins, Citron, Cilrrcrits, at Hollister A Slover's. The National Savinds Bank allows interest rom date of deposit 9n pionthly balances ot $5 00 and upwards. R.

Berry, druggist, i special agent for Dr. J. C. Aver it Co's preparations. i This fact demands iihmediate a'tteniion, that R.

Berry keeps the celebrated "Carolina Water." so put tip tthat every pixth bottle has a gold dollar attached to the fcork with hlinp; wax, and the price is only oije dollar hi greenback. Headers Save TrirEj Money In-cokven-ience. Everybody desiring to subseribe for any illustrated dr newspaper in the United States, can save thej cost and in-cpnvenience pf vniting letters by calling C. C. Holmes "at the -Post Office who-has -made arrangements with publishers and.

'is prepared to receive and forvardubscriptiomi at publishers prices, without loss or trouble to the -i i 1 I i i i TWO BENS OF Performed by Miss MinnU V'U, the Lion best Au.m Tlao htard them render they added the human voire divine to the harmony ot their instrument, with wonderful effect. It was the "Bonny Blue Flag," thus feelingly sung: "Huirah! (hie) hnrrah! for the bonny blue flag (hie) hurrah! Hnrrah! (hie) for the bonny blue flag (hie; That bears a single Those who did not hear I i11? f1 prit Ibex 1 luiw iueir musical euorus. ice climax of feeding was reached, when the last echoes ot the tailing 'star" died upon the ear. one of tutir uuwper in aeep meiunaouv tones pro- poanuea inis toaeninc cuesUom "Bnv a ihiel we wept salt tears. Book a etievt.

We shall, from week to week, give carefully prepared notices and reviews of such new pub-ications a come to hand. We endorse only good books, and persons desiring to purchase bocks or magazines can place full reliance on the fitness of those reading: noticed here for fainilv The Am rare Law Review for January, be- sides its regular features of digests, con- tains essays on the following topics: "The, Constitutionality of Private Ways," "The Revi- sion of the United States Statutes," "The Erie' Railway and the English Stock" and "The Machinery of Polities and Proportional Little, Brown A Boston. The January number of The Radical contains 1 a sugg-stive paper by D. A. Waxs'on, entitled; "Jewels;" an essay on "Home and Social Life," bv Arethusia' Hall; the beginning of a story by Frances Gerry Fairfield, and several other things bv writers of influence among the free religionists.

An effort is making to establish the magazine permanently by raising a fund of $50,000. The Noeth Contents: Art. Ameeicax Review for January. 1. Poor-Law Administration in F.

B. Sanborn. IL American New England. Xstor Bristod Criticism; its Difficulties and Prospects. Charles III.

Oratory and Journalism. D. Gardner. IV. Thomas Watson, the Poet.

F. T. Palgrave. V. Harvard College, VI.

The Butler Canvass. VII. Critical Notices. Terms, a year. So for subscribers to any other periodical issued by James R.

Osgood Co. 'Single numbers, $1.50. The Atlantic for January is the best number yet published of that excellent mngftzine. It contains the first chapters of new novels by Hawthorne; and DeMille; Oliver Wendell Holmes opens the "Poetat the Breakfast Table." The poetry is by Longfellow, Bayard Baylor, P.ret Harte. E.

C. Stedman, F. W. Parsons and Mrs. Thaxtser.

Art, Music, Science and Politics are new, and promising features of this sterling magazine. Subscribe fev it. A hew monthly magazine, to be called The City, will appear in New-York very soon. It is to be illustrated, and tho prints are made by a new process of photography known as the Albert-type' Specimen advance sheets of 1 ho first number indicate that typographical it will be uncommonly handsome. Among the contributors to the first number are Charles Sumner, Horace Greeley, Edmund C.

Stedman, H. W. Bellows, A. C. Wheeler, Julian Hawthorne, Harriet P.

Spofford and others; a brilliant arrav of first class talent. The-following are the titles of essays in the January of the Bibmotiteca Sacba: "The Physical Basis of our Spiritual by the W. M. Thompson, D. D.

"English Eloquence and Debate, by the late Professor George Sheppard, D. D. "Revelation and Inspiration," by the Rev. E. P.

Barrows, D. D. "The Weekly Sabbath," by Professor J. G. Murphy of Ireland "The Organic and Visible Manifestation of Christ's Kingdom and the Human Agency in its Advancement," by Professor Samuel Harris, D.

D. "The Three Fundamental Methods of Preaching (continued) The Public Reading of Sermons and the Preaching of their Memoriters," by Edward A. Park. For the current year articles are promised on Homi-letics by Professor Park, on the Kingdom of Christ by Professor Harris, on Rhetoric by the late Professor Shepard, and on Egyptology, by the Rev. J.

P. Thompson, jiow of Berlin, lished by W. F. Draper, Andovcr. Pub- LIST OF LEJLTEKS Remaining iti the Post-oSlcoat Nw-Berne, Hat unlay, January 13, 1S7J.

N. C. Banks, Mr Becton, Moses Chapman, Mr. M. W.

CanadT, Mr. H. Canady, Caroline Canady, Mr, M. W. Caskadden, Mr.

J. M. Crispin, John 3 care William Peas Dally, James W. Dave, Mr. John P.

Dove, Delitha Dowdy, Harriets Fall, T. Mc. Fisher, Martha Foley, Isaac Gadlon, James Grice, Mary Gillt-m, Altred Hall, Lovenia Ho waul, Lucy Hooker, Edmund Francis Jones, Patsy Jones; Charley Jordan, Thursday1 care Cas wtil Jordan Jones, Lydia Johnson, Sarnh Justin, John S. care Wm. Smith Keaton, Jane K- nue ly, Henry.

Lee, Heniv S. Lee, Mr. H. S. Lindsav, Fields" Macky, Jane Martin, Luke Morton, Ceasar care Rose Sanders Nelson, Mrs.

C. L. Nixon, Caroline 2 Norfleet, Harriett Perry, Howell Reed. Willie care Rev. Waters Richardson, Mils Smith, Nancy laue Smith, Martin, Tailor, Penny care John Tailor Sutton.

Catherine Sutton, Alice care Catherine Sutton Webber, Sarah Williams, Violet Persona calling t.jv above k-ite will please nay a Ivei tised. If aot called for ni 30 ilava tbey will L. Hit to Dead Let- ter OiScc. GEO. W.

NASON, Postmaster. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. For Sale or Exchange. For sale, or exchange for farm in Craveu or Beaufort Cciuity, 500 acres of land nit uated in the -south western portion of Chatham County within one mile of the ro Irofc Vorli8 and the celebrated Mount Vernon XI n-eral SpriugB, together with the improvements consisting of a largo Two Dwelling well nuished and painta. Kitchen and Servants HouHe, large iiarnand suble-, pt.od well of water kc.

100 acres of sa land under culm a tion, balance forest, of Oak, Hickory, Pine, Dogwood. iic. 15 acres in Good Meadow, Fine Young Orchard of over 400 fruit trees, Apple, Peach, Pear and Cherry. R. it Station, Post-offlce.

School and Churches near the premises Will be sold for Cash, or part credit, or will be exchaneed for cood farm in tetafot or Craven i Countv. Address Dr. A. B. Char-in.

Ore Hill. Chatham iv.nnttf -ic Vo-z-in VAliir.n R-al Estate Ageuto, Xew-Deme, N. C. al31tf OSSTASTLY ox IIA.M tnd for t-ale by TXV rrTT TX -tvq JU3 AlilAJi ilvH0, Commission Merchant, CORJ ir.L. IRISH IOTATOES MES3 PORK.

DFNDEE r.AOGING. ANTHRACITE COAL, GRASS bEED, ROCK LIME, kc, kc. purchase and Bale of BALED HAY. HEED OATS. COAR3E BALT, Personal attention given to the ffriin.

cotton, and eeneral merchandiw1. Ll0U" No. 11 Craven New-Brno, N. IRAVCIS J. HAGE, 1 Pillok, near Middle Street.

Wholesale Dealer In Foreign1 and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Merchant, dealers, everybody, call at Hage'a before purchasing and examine hi fine stock of and Irish "WhisVv. 1 Rye and Bourbon WLhicy, Pure Holland Gin, Fine Cognac Brandy. Jamaica Rum, Fiue Old Sherry, jtRMnaWinw. Seifar. Tobacco, kc, Ac TrefiU Lager in quantities to I By upcctal arrangement I am enabled to offer a variety: of the Ixtt Stgan ever sold in this market.

i Mrrchiants and Dealers promptly Alao, la connocUon vh. the above, I have a fine: Lunch and Sample Room where the public can be ac-, commodated with the bert of everything to oe iounu uch plJkcea, and at low prices. Remember the place. IP. J.

HAGE, Pollok Street, Sd door wet of Middle Street, Anything desired in the Grocery or Provision lino can he had at Hollister fc Slover'R. North America Life Insuranro New-York, Pitt Burrows, Agrnt. crnnuanv of Fibk--Lom At 10AZ M. on SuruLav night, lire broke oat in tbe store occupied by Mr. W.

IT. Brar, on Broitl street near Hancock. The alarm wa.s quickly given and the firtmen were noon at the scene of the fire, but owinpto the indamirnable nature of the the lire hadgained rapid headway and. before any quantity of water could be obtained the buildings on either side of the burning store had caught and were burning fiercely. A high wind prevailing at this time it was leared that buildings in other partp of the city would take fire, but throngh the efforts of our firemen and citizens the fire was confined to the locality where it originated.

The dwellint! hous of Mia Cutler 00c by Mr. West Sty ion said the stor. of Mr. Hutch-j ifixnn. both took lire and in spite ot the large quanti of water thrown upon them were both uentioyed, as was also a dwelling house and kitchen belonging to Mr.

Hut imon; brought the fire up to the corner of Hancock street where it was subdued. It was feared that the tire would cross the' street and destroy- the dwelling of Col. Jonn X. Whitford, but the well timed efforts of the firemen and citizens prevented it. The carriage and blacksmith shop of J.

H. Albe.rtson, adjoining tho Cutler house, was after a long and tedious struggle with the names. The fire must have been an act of incendiarism, as their had ben no fire on the premises where it originated for two days. Mrs. Cutlet's loss is about S2.00U.

Mr. Brays loss is about St. 000, insured lor 2.000. Mr. Bray had been in business there but -a short time, he had on hand a general stock of Dry Goods.

Groceries, Hardware, Ac, Ac. and in connection with this business had just littod up a cart house and inn for the' ac-eoinnioilatiou of travellers. His loss comes heavy and is not easily repaired at this Mr. Hutchinson's loss is S2.000 no insurance. The Tiro Department did their bet to the (tamos and woru highly complimented by the citizens for their able management.

The Fire Department dcnire to return thanks to Mr. Win. II. Oliver and Ivey, for furnish. 011 this Mrs.

Ivey knowing the wants of our firenif-iT," generously' furnished them with ail the hot coffee the tins all act of kindness duly an- bv 1- ll'- litv Our frieiidj corner of Broad ami a tine assortment 01 i.d. He also keeps a Streets, Finnitiue rlao as- 'itu'ent k'Jf'MS on 1: CJroceiies and Provisions. and soils cheap for cann. Mi: Be-ku-)wn in this city and we i i i it call en him, lor we know it is int. Test to do so.

sser is w. II useless to vour own 10-3-0 A ilKiOULTl' 1: A i I in the riuroosc oi'oivani IN Jones County. ling an Agncr.ittfral Society in Jones county, a portion ot tho citi- zens met in the Court House ilondav, Junuarv 1st, 172. tn irenton, on On motion of E. W.

Haywood, Beuj. Askew, was requested to act as Chairman, and on motion, E. II. E. F.

Perry, was appointed Secretary. It was moved that a committee of five be appointed by the chair, to prepare and submit to the meeting for its adopting, such measures as were deemed best to promote the object in view. The following persons were appointed said committee: Henry C. Foscue, E. V.

Haywood, Thomas G. Wilson. James C. Moore ami Calvin Koonce. After a short consultation, the committee reported" that it is expedient that this meeting elect officers of this society, and recommend a President, Vice President, Recording Secretary.

Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer. The meeting thn proceeded to select by' ballot, said officers, to wit: Henry C. Foscue, President; Benjemin Askew, Vice President; E. II. E.

F. Perry, Recording Secretary; Thomas J. Whitaker, Corresponding Secretary; E. Foscue, Treasurer. On motion it is agreed that tho next meeting of this Society be held at on the first Monday in February, 1872.

On motion the following persons were appointed by the Chair to prepare and present to the nest meeting a constitution and by-laws for the government of this Societj-, viz: E. W. Hay-woo Thos. G. Wilson, H.

C. Foscue, James C. Moore, Calvin Koonce, J. F. Scott, Wm.

E. Ward and Thomas J. Whitaker. Moved and carried that the President selected at this meeting take the Chair. The Chairman then requested the President to take his seat, which he did alter a few apologetic remarks and with evident reluctance.

It was further moved that the other officers selected at this meeting take their seats and enter upon their duties. Adopted. On motion, it is ordered that the proceedings of this signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded to the New-Berne papers, request them to publish. On motion, the thanks of the meeting were tendered to the Chairman and Secretary for the discharge of their duties On motion tho meeting adjourned to meet on the liri Monday in February 1872. Ben.t.

Askew, Chairman, E. H. E. F. Peehy, Secretary.

It r.i'NS ijke a Peatrie Fire. We will say of Dr. Walker Vinegar Bitters that it runs like a prairie fire. The lame of the great: Temperance Tonic is but poorly exemplified by this figure of speech: for prairie; fire runs only in one direction, whereas the reputation of the Bitters spreads toward all points of the compass with equal rapidity. We not believe there is a square mile of inhabited territory in the civilized portion of the United States where this meritorious preparation is no appreciated.

It any theoretical gentleman thinks he is prepared to show that there is "nothing in it," we advise him to go to the Prairie States, to the Mississippi Valley, to the deltas of tho Southern riveis, to Xew-England, in fact, anywhere within the limits of "Uncle Sam's real estate," and ventilate his views. By so doiug, he can raise a heartier and more general laugh than has ever yet shaken the sides of an intelligent people. Persons who have been cured can't help laughing at other people, who tell them; that the medicine which saved their lives is a fail To those who are bowed down by nervous1 IVbility and despair of ever recovering the vitor and mien ot manhood we earne stly recommend Dn. Walkers Cai.ifoesia' Vineoae Bixteks. Before they have finished the first bottle, the- will feel the restorativo principle at work in every portion of their broken-down pvs-tenvs and hope will spring up in hearts.

Xo ca-e of Dyspepsia Biliousness, Intermittent Fever, Rheumatism, Gout or kidney disease, 4 can resist this unequalled vegetable tonic which is unpolluted by any distilled or fremented liquor. MARRIED. At tho residence ot tho brides father, by the Rev. L. C.

Vass. on Wednesday, the luth at 12 o'clock, Mr. William Lane, of Hickory Grove, Craven county, to Miss Laura, daughter of William G. Brvan of this city. DI2.

At his residence at Swansboro, N. (j. on Wed-uesday Jan. 10th, Daniel Harget i Mr. Har-get wivs a gentleman well known in Eastern Carolina and has been extensively engaged in mercantile Dusiness at awansporo for, many years; he held the position or Post-Master at that place when he died; he leaves a family and many friends to mourn big loss.

I iuatc-ad oi as now regulated by law; Wilson countv, on the fourth Monday in Au- gust and February. Wayne county, on the second Monday after the fourth Monday in August and February. Craven county, on the tourth Monday after the lourth Monday in August and February Onslow county, on the sixth Monday after the lourth Monday in August and February. Lenoir county, on the eighth Monday after the fourth Monday in August and Febrnaiy. Jones county, on the tenth Monday alterthe fourth Monday in August anl February.

Greene county, on the twelfth Monday after the fourth Monday in August and February. Carteret county, on the fourteenth Monday after the fourth Mondav in August and February. Sec. 2. That all writs of summons, capiases and other It gal precepts, recognizances and bonds for the appearances of parties, returnable to the terms ol said courts as now regulated, shall be by virtue of this act, returnable to the terms as hereii; established.

Sec. o. That immediately after the ratification of this act, the Secretary of State shall furnish the cieik of the Superior Court in each of the counties of the third judicial district a cer- tified copy of this act audit shall be the duty of each 01 said cutkh to give public notice in writing at the Court' House door in Stheir re-; spective counties, and at rive other public places in tlieir respective counties, ot the. time of hold- iDg the terms of said Superior Courts, at the Spring terms 1872, as prescribed by this act, at least twenty days before the time ol holding the sjua courts. Sec.

4. This act shall be. in force from its ratification. Ratified the t.tb day of January, A. D.

1872. State 01 North Carolina, Oftico of ol State, Raleigh, January, Gth, I Henry J. Meuninger, Secretary of State, ivbv certilv that the foregoing is a true copy inal net on in this office. II. J.

ifenningei-, Secretary of State. John Hutchinson agent Mutn.a! Life Insurance lor the Connecticut Hartford Conn. Proofreader, Office Boy mid Devil. Tho iibove employees haw organized themselves into a corps for the purpose of answering correspondence and conducting the general intelligence business. Declined.

"Tho Small Pox" "The Red, Red, Rose" "Tho Triangle, or The Semi Quaver of the Betzine Serenadors" "New Years Eve or Room Xo. 1G at Tho Gaston House" "The Circus How it Made a Run On The Banks. Accepted. "Fate" "Ticket Xo. 1G000 Jfc or What Shall Wo Do With The Academy oi Music" "The Shooting Match Killing Turkeys With a Club" "Scientific Report on Gin Mills, Amount of Power Required, How to apply Surplus Steam, Safety Valves, Printer says; cure 4he "Sqare Can you tell me what will Toed Measles I have got them bad.

We should say so; we notice your are pretty vrell broken oat, the disease is hereditary in your ease and is caused by making too much fat, be honest and the bosses square toed boots won't make you measle any more. Jennie says: "I was born on the 29th day of February and the consequence is, my birth day comes only once in four years, so my presents are scarce." You should petition' the Legislature, to have your birth da changed they can do it than many things thej' attempt to do and it is of more importance than half 4he bills that come before that honorable body. James says: 'Tarn almost sixteen years of age and wish to marry the girl I adore; she is filteeu years of age, her parents object to my pajiug my addresses to her; would it be proper to elope, or marry her clandestinel' Yes decidedly proper, about the properest act that you can do is to elope- If toi tico infants should get married, you will have rooms furnished you free in the Lunatic Asy lum and by the wnv, many of those crack brained inmates of that are not half so shalkvw mindt-d. as your letter shows you are. Com Juice, saj-s: "Can you inform me who wrote the account in the Republican 5c Courier, Dec.

30 1871, in regard to my being salivated Christmas Day, if I can find out who it wan, I will salivate and garotte him so that he can't chaw hog meat for a month." Corn Juice torn: Juice it seems to me I know you, I believe we have met before, yes! yes! your Christian name is Dr. Foy and your given name is Tooley, Dr. Foy Tooley F. Si. K.

B. Ferryman and Knight ot the Boat Hook. Dr. Foy it must be you, for you are the only man who has been salivated lately, you "oner" sign your own mime, although the name Corn Juiee is very appropriate. I wrote the local on Dr.

Foy Tooley and it Was true, every. word of it; you said that yoi was ''eonqneteiy and you know that you were knocked 14 for you measured tht disxar.ee yourself. Xow Dr. Foy Tooley F. M.

it. I am a poor man and hav'nt hail stamps enough for a month to buy any Awines flesh or any other meat, have had to live 011 "hash" and sausages, but as to salivating and garotteiug me s-j that I can't "chaw hog meat, for a '(providing I can get any to chew) if you think it will be conducive to health, or improve your features to "salivate'' me, try it on, for your salivation depends on it, but let "me say to you privately, that you may do it, but I shall be exceedingly busy, wnile you are doing it. and if you get bahvated so bad that vour teeth drop out, don blame me it, put HT.it in vnnrmii ehiu and smoke it raw i A little advice to vou Dr. Fov: the fiosts manv winters, have siivered your hair, for many a year you nave puea mo oar, (anu you uii an unclean oar,) now just keep on doing so; get that old dog skin wallet, as lull of shin plas- ters as vou can: tako baudanna oif vour head tis soon as it pets weil (vour heaa not the handkerchief;) let Corn Juice alone; keep good coiuianv; stop "kussm and le nappy. Uver The River! Dr Foy Tooley.

Farewell Dr. Foy, Rve! Rye! Doc. These tt-w lines to thee I dedicate. Oh! Dr. Foy Toolry F.

M. K. R. Now old Doctor Foy Tooley, Loves "Com Juice" most truly Aud it makes him unruly, Yon bet. A big, burly, black un, On the jaw did smack um, And fourteen yd's, did back um.

You bet. Now old Doctor Foy Tooley, Who loves liquor most truly, Cares ior no Court or Jury, You bet, For he swears he'll garotte um Ye local who wrote um. And row, away in his boat um, You bet. THB DVJAft hr the on? SKA Li A HUGE TERESTRIAL ST'QTH, i of thw supposed extinct p3Ci- Altachel to in- Zoh ic.d l) -nrlni' nwill f. an I ft lav'g collection cnoice and raro AtnmaK B.i and a' wOil-fi-f-Moukyii.

IN THE A.RENIC A can be the firt Artists of Euro- and ei r-n -o Ji-jr vi.l. i-. W. B. Cuiroll, and M'dm Carroil.

La Ai.ti: (o.d i-; y. -olCi" 'y ci.dd riikr h' earth, and Master Wili: the boy rid- r. H-H-': th- d-a'e-iug' Eq a M'llo cord 1 i on, ihe tiarinf; rider. Fred Sylvester -fins i i Wm. Andrews.

W. W. 1, A fcf 'Sficlwi- J. James Ess! or, on ana a Hsrr Koppes' Silver Cornet Will parade Mie stus 10 A. M- fiBoaitiful, cfirpetcd Ladi.

75 cents. ADMISSION, Will exhibit a- Wilson, Thur.vl:iy, Jai.ivuy 25; inst lh 20, and New Saturday, January 27. a'l -Irlro at 2 45 p.j at 5iuu.i Notice to A. N. R.

R. Bondholders. Okvick Atlantic N. 11 ti. R-)ah I N.

i l-7i. INTEREST DVil ON' RON -F Tills C- will t'y at til-- i tional Bank, NcvVurk i ity. on There are roniii.s u-t d.ie tii.it 1 nented. IIMei-H -f them are iiiioun-'l i1--'1 nas been on -pent for theiu ever wuio; uu- do not cui.i.'Ct is th. ir i-v.

iui, E. R. sI'VMA- aSU N. R. i th- ut of iti li.anoAc lta lrvi-d rii-u: y.

raerg-r fata hav. P. M. Arrive-at Pomm.utL T.lo P. II.

A. Wei Ion ecuue. with a. iw.tia a Ciu I. K.

At r-of Dav Lino i.m,:t, lJ-tf WILMISOTCX WKLIIOV It Ml, All Ci CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and after Wednesday, I.m-c. ntuM rad Wlll leive WUiam-lonrat a. and and arrive at Weldou at 4.3U a. la.

and ra. Leave Weldol 10:30 12- 7:30 p. m. arrive ihnmn 3 to and p. m.

The cUy ti. -wul not run on Buaday. m. r.swaitr nike, at Ooldfeboro for IU.igb. Connection is made at GulJslioro the N.

C. '-rr'eich Oreen-boro. Charlotte, kc, anl wita Uie Ailantil C. B. It.

for Kew-Drne and Beaufdt. JOHN r. LUTNE, Oei.tral Supt rintendii.t. For Salvor Exchange. Tor ele lie-? or wlll exchzW for and I.

t- in b4 acrc-s cf i itaau-d on CiirpWJi v. Kul li-avilv timberi'd witn p.teh pine, several clearings on the ph.ee. To any r-lou in want cf uuc-a a of a gooa barpain v. iti: be given. A Great Bargain.

2700 acreeof Un-i bituatcd in Craveti Couut.r Lccg rcZlKo cn i cWrn lwat-nacicartn- Id neavuy timbered ith pine, cypres and Lake aud the MAW a nrmiwfi iuniper. This tract of lihd comprises part ot ta-s Ing juniper, land in the Stt. XlitJAliti RO.VNOKK 11. It. Mi'K lTT TO 7 J.r.

a.i. i. if.iiid'-M'ro the N. La Charlotte, and tl.e nr tiiTVV.r-ij,;it'.!: W-Mon lla.l I -t. i N.

Pr I EATEMAH KODSE. lo: Hir'-'l soiTiinioM a. room, fiin al lUadlng rrccma cf tbu -ncpulur 0. -illpii-e, li erve jt J. H.

STEDMAN. Rooms No. 23lCraven Street New-Berne 2s6rth Carolina. o. r.

x. vxiu 1 w. 4li DAIL tSRdTHERS, Commission; Merchants tnd wholesale a retail dealera iu Dry Goocis Groceries. i n. lAqnorn, iTobucco, Cigars, kc.

kc. inrehcis are invited and examaie tbe stock at onr L0 crl ffPl'1 ophite Cartou Ul.me,.C. vlZu. To introduce tMco twpn 4 (Unitetl Htirteu for only PHe 3 UU0 Term- cash, balance in ty new anicles. useful to fl 10) Ten Cents.

Addren Good Ue Price f- everyuva will be aem I Hanufactaxer. Box 44 one and two-years. SoN XlNSIi 4: SELSOS. rreo to any put of th -New-Berne, K. C..