North Carolina Newspapers

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Wa aa4 VT V W JLJ 1 ir m" now paa tUiir i ttffc tjBt, ttk iab 4n m tMla Aiuaa H. Ca. - USE WELLSCARBOt ICTABLITS r .r a JtaciMt a lh TllttTl LtMl W4 hf aU 0r4teta WELI-V C A RBOLTr TABLETS. C. V Carrra'wraa. T tffc , 5aw T.rfc. A t r ir If A T c D?r f rn rutA AotasM WffJkoN SEWING JICinS'E CO r.wA. Naw t.a riff. Cnu)i tU PIUM . A Ortaia ami Aura Otrak t.ra raa.tfca ia prim A trial aoVa . i. A PUCtlStCX LTarK Ir. ( Farm -ty Dr. . B. COaaa.) . JiUPTUItE. Taa wWhtmr ratWI aa4 a lb Kaytata alUnUit aaaoi4 r. 1. A. aJiaa, SM Broa. . I. T. ttf a 1V Ma m knk, witH f U araiUM HAaowaaa wi ta4 aaina aaa ! artwv ar'a anaa arW paaal M tmaia Dr. raw trulaL Uim Itiw MUwm, a aaaa rWrfc. ar rliia; kiwawM t. V. iX Cfanpiaa. la Uk1m al .m aoiplaai aX.!1. . aaat awatla araai J. M. SCOTT, 41 OLDS BO RO. X. C. 4nW arwaip'ly 1 iW bnt prteaa a ai atta- actum 'jajraafaaol as aniy 31 aaa a Wa aa- mm, ioeb. & co., Waolkanrcara oAr la Ua tratfc. IQQ rtOCIl ail fr-Wa. 1 00 Ks utu Aa a iMVr Sral cUta iroaarims Uawaa atcr-tar Otuua Coavia. Ac, Ae. a forahaaiatj yawr fooUa Pft U.a .'tt.M TW ta am 14 Vr aa. nt aaVar 4aA a, wrv Ua ta aaa. hai fa nNK0RP. LOLllJt CO. a I IJ Baa. W fir a. ' CMutai. YICK & MEBANE,. t2mtrt'jton y. C. O&m aira kir ftjaaJa aa4 lAa SAUS OH SHlTltZHT or THUS coarrOaN" crops. H?Hiaj trat raaa anam tuaaa SUaaA) aaal la t.aa Wa ft aita ft I aal F4u-h4 twaaav frai inaUfcaa at mm aaaaay aa IlfY. HKU.arMlllt. M lanaa m ajatm a aaaw art, taaal aaa a aaU a a aatl atf laaVaaav 9Rt l-4a ' J t: VOL. I. ram ta o nut WTTS nil IZLi XX LOCAL. SptaJ Xeti. We aav e MuiUslt laaTeeata cirt-eJAlmja Joaa. La.i. Wea, (UiU B'Jm, nn ukI awtUau la ih cBry mm bin ea lh tr: of rUruvl travel ee4 hru- oolr m:i. (Mr cur atarrhaata cxh-r J(nr ul k well to tnwcWr Ui TtM aa tih ilwtr paima? t0 head i lair Urt4wuaU tj Tae dy oKtt (f .-h ertk. . e-- City Beligious Directory for aanaoy, Oct. 23th: Pint Prval-Ttrritn Chores, mrnr rirj an I O mt vtrvcta. It. J. n Vr.a.. D P., patr( iritl at 11 a S-con.1 r.rb) terfan Chncl-. (.'-m rv- 1 N H i.r fruurih auel. K- v. C. M. front nu W aiDQt S(a, Ht-v. J. E. Mann, paator. rvicaf at 1 1 m. tn rili Sf rw t M. E. O.orcl., FiftS W l-rro 2iut aumJ Utatcti Su., Rev. J. il. KlMalry pator. Si. Jaunrt Kriaopal Charrh corner UarkrtAinl Third St.. liVr. Jlr. I'H, rrt tor. S. John a Eprcopl Charch corner Tl.tr J Ami RU O-a, Su., Rrr. Mr. t atterarto, rrcfr. S. rauT Epiacnpal Cl'Urch ornr Foaxtlt mod Oroj( Slav. K. T. M. Amljirr, m.tr, mtticvs am 11a. m., oJ 8 p. ra. Firmt Bjn'Ut Clnrc'. corwr Mar- kal ami FUflb Su., Rt-t. Ja. . T-3-Uf. paltoT, arvic 11 . Hi. d 8 p. . 9xod ILiptiat Ointcb. Sixth te- Coarch mud Cantk Sla., ar. vkr at 11 a. to. aoJ 71 cl m.. tr J. P.Klajr. Firat Frw Will RapiUt 0arcH. jcrraer rrwrth aad DawaiaUi.am KM at It aa Si. Tanf Evan. Lutheran Church corner Sixth and Market Si a.. Her. 0. 3L Bruhriro D. D.. patr, Ger mao a&tviom at 11 a. ra., g!b r- vtcra at T p. m. S. Thoma CatJnJ'C Choixh.-on Dock Wtwero Seci'Od and Thud S , Rev. MAik S. Onw, pastr Ker. P. Moriy. ai'ani. Aoroing arrTro-a at ? and 10 1 o'clock, Tct.ra cliantcd at b f. m. Ftrat Coosgational charch, A cad rtojr Hall. omr S..-toU aixl Nnn (, arrTicr At 11 a. m. ana 3 p. a SeAfno Brtriel. on Dk hlwen Warr d Krvol at., Urr. Ju. L. Kern, chaIaio. aric at 4 p. na. c(. Uarka (col) Epoal Charch. O'ftMrr Snlh ai4 Malbery ata, &oru r? fryft 11 a. m. evening prayer at 9 p. n. Kteftravr Eapriat Charch (o l rd) ."Virionth helwvco Uranjfe and A no at. W. II. Raoka, D-t"r. arrvkra at 10 J a. at aiwl S aad 8 p. ra. TiUitr Chjpel M. E. Chorch (el.) cur or r STenth and B uoawick at , Ker. A. M a re, paater, acrvice at 11 a. n and 3 J and ? p. nv. We thank the Newbcroun, Kobeoaiin, Titsoa Advance aod Pea IX Bee for kind and favorable notices of tbe Dmochat. Oar office is oir Evans i Von Glahn'a shoe store, oppoata the old Journal office. We shall be glad to sec our friends hta ou a visit to the city. Kcv. James W. Denmark, whom uany oi our citizens know person Aly, having formerly resided here, but now rrsiding at Wake Forts t College, at which institution bo grad uated last Joae, is in tbe aity. Mr. Denmark, knowing the wants of miny youo men itt the State, d vised, while at coUcg, a plan by which those who are without means, but who hare character aud La!ent, can be aided so as to enable theiu to acquire an education and give them a chance to pay for it afterwards, Ihe plan is very simple. It is, in stead of donating any amount as a g ft. to loan such funds aa may be contributed for the purpose, to such young men as 4dA gife bonds with good security. At six per cent inureat to rrn Jour jaats. Una hundred And sixty dollars fs the maximum Am ant loan d to any ooe for one year. Th's gives four years after gradoa tion to repay the money. Th e soci ety has been incorporated and ia knowa as the M North Carolina Bap Ust Student's Aid AssocUtKm." It is denocaruAtionAl only to the exteit of being connected with WAke For atl College Young men belonging to any chorch or no church w li be a did. piovided they comply with the coalitions, which Are, that they Are roer of talent And of good moral rharactrr. and girt good And Appro ved security for a 1 the money Ad vanced them. JFo every dollar given beeosjaes a permanent faad for Ue I el .A awe. k ' illgfng CaartaaaU m W mm4m education of the iKlient young men oi uieai And cbtrtcterln the Sure t : . . now ai t Ake t orcit. to indent under the pAtrooAro or the Ajocatkn. Mr. Denmajk ajs he eaa gti as moj tonnr men, who will compl with tbo riaiml codi- Iioua aj he can g?t fund to' loan tucm. rrora lac examination we haTe bven ab'e to gire the matter we think it an excellent plan and clicor- IilJjr give it Urn notice, believinij it to U in furtherance of the great in tern ta of education. Mr. Doumark U (rreponding Secretary' and is working in the intcrers ol ihu A ocution. Any who can help in the caue of education, will giTe pornia nent aid by ajjiiting Mr. Dm mark ia his goud work. Staariar Coart This tribunal began ita easion for New Hanover county on last 31onday, Judge Moore presiding. The calen lar of cuats as arranred on that diy. JnJpj Moore dip!ay good executive ability and disimtcl.es bus incij rapidly. lie dupraved Gnc jai!grnent"nd a commendable d-s're to hare justice properly disponed br dirvoting the sheriff bot to summon those who ha g arouud the court room in order to g t on juries as U'caoian but to go into the atreets and summon good men A tpecia Tenirt of sereuty five was ordered to be summoned for today from which to select a jory, to try the capital case moved from BlAden to this county for UiaI And which was set for that time. Tl members of the bar he'-d a meeting on Tuesday to take the proper step relative to ihe death of Adam Kmpie. Esq. A committee war appointed to report to an adjourned meeting on next Monday. AH the business of this tribunal is of a civil nature, the Criminal Court for New Hanover having cognixABce of a'1 crimmAl mat urs originating ia tbe county. - minrton the other uar, or meetlof and conversinz with Hon. George Davia. As is knowu to moat of our readers, he is one of the foremost men in our State, and would be an excellent selection for , the Supreme Court bench, a position that his fine ability and loog experience would enable him to nil with credit to himself and honor lo the State. fRobesouian. We heartily join with cur contem porary in his commendation of the distinguished gentleman named. Xo man in Xorth Carolina would fill tbe position with more honor and dignity. Take Mr. Datia altogether he is the peer of any, and no man in the State would grace the Supreme Court Bnch as well as he. If be is put upon the bench, be ought to be made Chief Justice, as the moat bnl- 1 ant ctm ought to occupy the ehief place in the coronet. That ought not to be made a question of locality, but of the qualifications of the man. There is another position to bo filled by tbe next--lgilature, in which Mr. Davis, by his personal purity, statesmanship and .thrilling elo quence, could most effectually serve the whole RepubTe and honor his State. We do not know what ihe Democratic party will do; we write without consultation with any one and while we express our views, we are confident that every one feels that they are just, and that the party will honor itself by putting Hon. George Davie ia either of he highest. bet and niosFbouorable positions within the gift of the Stata We have received the first number of "The Farmer and Mechanic," the organ of the Department of Agricul ture of Xorth Carolina, published in Raleigh, by R. A. Shotwell, managing editor, with John D. Cameron, John S. Long, W. C. Kerr, A. R. Ledoux and C. B. Deneou contributing edi tors, at t'l per Annum. It is ah eight page journal, containing fortyeight columns of intereatiug and valuable matter, original and selected. We welcome it to our exchange list and heartily commend it to the Indus trial classes of Xorth Carolina, for whom it is the professed and srortby organ. The first number certainly promises well and we congratulate the management upon "the success attained in its neat, attractive appear ance and valuable reading matter. We hope it will meet the support it de aervea. We copy from it the following sensible article, which we commend to our own readrra and friends and aik thens lo treat os after the same man ner. Bt PoerTAi Our friends in all sections or the State are requested to consider thetnelvee corresponding editors of the Farmer and Mechanic to collate for its columns tbe cur rent intelligence and noteworthy in etdeats of I heir respective localities.. Don't hesitate because of anv lack of WILMINGTON, N. C.f THUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1877. familiarity with newspaper writinr we shall supervise aii communica tions. Boiide we don't care for fin. writing. What we wish is: The neisrhlorliood nets Not pohticnl riews, ' Nor jrsonal abuse. If our friends will kindly fill a postal curd with accounts of all mar riages, dejiths.accidents, crimes and other current occurrences, we shall be better pleased ihau we should be were they t- st-nd us a ream of fool atp filled with the wisdom or Solo mon. . . a Wc rxgre' U learn that the Bent onsville Ht-tficc and-the mail route from Dudley leading to that place, have been discontinued, andtbatthe mail lor th.it section ha been stopped at Dudley ihe past few weeks l-s m'H' distant. We know of n neislilHjrlnKKl where mail fa cilities are more urgently needed th -t.n in tn-- Beiitonsville 6ection, and hope t lie office m:iy b speedily re at a. r - O opone!. A noun io or ou copies of ti;-- Messenger were- taKen at the IViitonstille offifv, and siuce tbe a if if . servn-e lias ix-en uiacoiinuueu our sub.s.-nberj there have not been able o receive them. A e wish to call the attention o Hon. J. J. Davis to this matter uud trust he will have the oCice reojeued. Messenger. The post offices xt Branch's Storo, and l.'ocfisli, iu Pup liu connty, and Six Hunt in bampsou county, Lave been discontinued also. Instead of discontinuing post offices and postal routes these facilities ought to be doubled. We know of localities in this vicinity, in which new routes ought to be established and of several places on present routes at which offices ought to be established. If our "erring Southern brother , the Postmaster General, would gire his attention to these wants of the peo p'e. be would much better serve bis country and gire more popularity for his fraudulent chief than by jnnfcrting around maligning his na tive South. We join our frieud, the Messenger, in his request and ask oat Representatire, Col. Waddell, to look after these matter. . rrmAt t that tU uaaH-aarCrT some of trxa avml i-r itaooauaaej offices have violated some law of the Department by trading in stampa iu other jurisdictions, or in some other way but that, while it may justly merit the removal of the post masters can :u no wise justny the discontinuance of the post offices. We need more postal routes aud more post offices. Lit the people infeieated get up applications and recommend some one for postmaster bo will act not for the money to be made, whec m most instances amounts to a mere trifle, but for the accommodation of his neighbors, and forward the same to our Repre sentative in Congress, who will give all the aid necessary. L.lCT'fOti COUNT IOCALH C. W. HOWARD. Editor. There is some sickness in and about Kinstou, but very Mtle ot a serious nature " It baa been quite warm for several dars past, but now begins to look and leel use me ran aeaaon. Kinston Collegiate Institute is constant 'T increasing, beveral new pu-.il bare come iu uuring the past - , wee a. Tbe mills bel-nging to 31 r. J. c. TTannadv. which were stopped bv thf breakine of the dam during the wet weather, are repairea anu are now busily engaged. Tbere'wa! a death in the familv of Jas. ai. wewoorae, x,sq., on the I.'ul. w m a - IT . 19th mst. uis nine dov, aired about 5 years, lie had. beeu in bad health for some time. 'Farmers hare realised considerable oaa on account oi tne recent mces sant rainy weaincr. fiucu corn that was not overflowed bv rivera and creeks, has sprouted from the water, which remajnea in tne shuck to long a time. Many ciiuens Irom our section wre in attendance at the State Fair some oi wnoui rewum jjit-mmms on st:k and poultry exnibited. ve have not learneu cne patiiculars vet but win give fcuc uuuics ui iiie par. ties receiving prises, the thinM aT. .ibited and tbe premiums ol-tainM' neii weca Mr. J. S. Midyette, t-rincinai r K.1UBCOD SCUOOl, wuw wasarnriTa.) a. place for teaching, by the recent tirt in Kinsiou, wi "u;ii von hrm been Informed in the letter written by "Maister,"; u continuing hi, nooi in aamait uuuio xionn of ho . a . w mirnno r UM SCnOOl UOU .ciuynw: UUiminir I an acadVmy, which we suppose will soon be under way. Mr. Ja.' n rper, a form,. wTaoI of Kinston. was in fewdayaago and informed usth. ha intended wonv back t0 0 town about me nrs oi wan uarv ibto Mr. Harp, r ia a man of fine fl7: ability.- He gradiuted ZIP quite a Young man. and be?.n .V6 ried, after which he enga,; " m chaudismg for a few 15 atand ta the eoULtrr ,k- "ien term actir. ly at work, fanS h" hi return to Kinston he will receive a hearty welcome. It is reported that others are going to move to Kinston this Fall. A few of the teachers in Lenoir have been discussing the feasibility of a Teachers Association, to he composed of all tlie teachers m the countv and others who may wish to join tfmm. The object of the Asso ciation is to bring the teachers to gethrr, where they can consult and communicato with each other in ref erence to the beet plans of teaching and thereby ra'se ti.e present stan dard of teaching in " our section,' of tie country. If this is done it "will be very beneficial to the teacher?. :We trut that an organization will soon be accomplished, as many or our teachers are badly in need of it. There is quite a number of first diss t nchers in this county, who if united in their labors, could do a great work. DUPLIN COUNTY ITEMS. ' The regular quarterly meeting of the Maguolia Baptist church will be held next Saturday and Sunday. Cupt. J. M. Hartscll, of Magnolia we regiet to learn, fcprainedhis anklo a few days ugo which made him lame for a short tim There are eight prisoners, all. col oicd,in jail,awaiting trial at Superior Court, which convenes at Kenans ville on the 3rd Monday in Novetu ber. Mr. W. A. Moore and F. E. Begis-i ter went to Newbcru, ou Monday last, having been summoned by th U. S. Marshal to appear as witnesses in the District Tourt ot the U. S. mir in session at that place against John D. Waters ho stands indicted for perjury t Mr. Benajah Dickson, or Rockfish township, who has shown ' signs of insanity for some time,having become dangerous, has ben arrested aud lodged in. the common jail topreveut his doing damag. We uuderstaud that tbe Asylum is fu', hence tbe necessity,! placing Mr. Dickson in the county jail. It is a great hard ship upon this poor unfortunate man andhows the neceasityof - .great -r accommodations iu the Asymm for tois aaicted portion bi our people. - TAT. OLIVE LOCALS. D. J. AABON, Editor. Business is good. W. F. English was quite ill for some uays, but we are giaa to see him out again. Services at the Methodis'f, church on last Sunday by the pastor Rev. mr ti.i air. naiaing. Cotton 91 to 10c ; Seed cotton 3c to 31: I urientine $1.80; Whet $1.25: Corn 60; Fodder &c ; Peas 60; Eggs idc : roiaioea ooc ; unicicens id to 25. ' C. K. Millard dime near losing his um bouse and con ten is on last Sat urday morning. r mor...uK. xMcre were maicne n't. .-i tMi oai- a in on g the cotton. Uaution should o.,i cnni, ,,..0,1 k-a be obse luuictjiu. . . I i. There seemed to be quite a lively disposition among the ''sports on Saturday mgbu a ngnt was- "hatched up. and o.e Idler got a lick on his . major maxillary, and was eased oh!, about fifteen feer. No bones were broken, but he was ter r.blv bruised. ul'he way. of tbe transgressor s nard. The Fall Term of Wayne Superior Court convened on last Monday, Judge Eure presiding. Tliere are several capital cases, t or oj. Jt l I . gm t seems that, crime is increasing, hot- withstanding all our legal appliances. We hope that justice may again be . v ... ... 1 . blindfolded and that the balances may refrain tneir lormer . eqiuiionuui. . r -i : 1 Those, who hold th life of a fellow being as nothing, should be made to know that remounon ana justice will be meted out. Ik ru bo k1 range, I dont know how, I can not mak dam out; Doaa deniocradio papuri liuw, How Hayea ras for de .Suth Ia it all droe 1 Ia it py iheaff u 1 Ho some goot obiiuuua vone. Bat van too drink ov 8 to 7, It dells how it vas done. Yell, I declare, it vas so adransre Van tings toak kiich a turn, I can not deU I vish I can, I dried my ps o lru Dara vaa vtMang I kuowa of, Dot Sheneral Mua got dot Joseph Dwt aaSnga paok vas not xot pajW IX r latian vas no coward. Oh, no,, by dinks, dey do not yait - rot dot swindler, O I OI Hasrd. ? Ti. arc -i x a case of sad affiic tib a IU. our midst. Little Rate aiiiiaro, tne . - ....... -rf . intcrestii. spngnuy and ipyeiy nine daughter of Air. Mary ilillarJ, Has anfTrwl the most excruciating pain for reveral werks, from erysipeias. The fell disease haa ! completely re Ar.rA th rjerfect form of the lovely child, una she is a mere shadow aud her limbs bare oeen urawu uu sue m completely helpless. Thong . rucked and wasted with constant pain her face is calm and sweet as a.i ange. a, All lote ber and deeply sympathise with her and her distressed mother. We attended a meeting sort time ago . . in an The minister said: "My Brethren v tell vou in adzactly what owe, or .Wr' will find tne auojw v. v C " Zit- Knt 1 am sartm shore- that they are in tbe last part of Daniel." ir.-'i-i fianipl in the den of lions, and left him the worst mutilated and misrepresented man we ever heard of. He preacnea me uiriroi we ever beam; yet we tr: ;W Here is a fine field for missionary work at our doors. I We hope that some active, intelligent minister will canvass a section' that we can name. Bags. During the colored conference- here, we saw rare collections of umbrellas and carpet bags. They were of all color and all 8tylef3 from the brus sels carpet to the war bag, the colors of the rainbow, were displayed. ; Car pet bags w'th patent insides and some with none at all long bags, short bags, If an bags, andifat bag-, grab bags and Kentucky sackaTSome with names on hem and some 5 w if out. We saw one fall open, it had a dirty piper collar and a hymn book and the "Discipline.' Every man toted" his wherever he went "they were inseparable. Wherever you found "de brudder you found bis dilapidated nmbrell i aud his antigue bag. We counted twenty-two' hun dred and stopped, fly y were, taken altogether, the leanest bag- we ever saw. We never exct to see such a rare collection again. Barnum would pay well . for the assortment. Colored Conference. The colored people had a confer ence here during the past" week. It was largely attended. There were some 175 ministers, and delegates, the majority of them ministers. On iron lay there were,: at least, 2,500, on the grounds. We are sorry to si that we can't discover any deci ded intellectual improvement in them. We heard onp preach du ring the week, at the evening ser-. vices at.d report some of his words, to show, what a rich fWd, there is for missionaries in our midst among this class. He said, among other things, "when de cup of God's eternal wraff runs over, and runs down on de sides of de earth, and melts de firm'ent with ferment hear, Til be dog-gone ef then don't be bisness times down here den, and you will den be sorry dat you did not listen to me:" Now, while there is so much lamentable ignorance among the colored people, a large class of our white friends are almost as ignorant, which is more to their shame, as their opportunities have been, better ! and associations more advantageous. ; - SAMPSON COUNTY Mr. D. W. Wells residing near Ilarrell's tore, in Franklin town ship, tailing to get a stand of cotton on a. plat of something lessUhan three acrpg of nn lund.o. nnt it in corn and peas. He bestowed onlv four days work on it after planting and has gatnered irom it 125 bushels of corn 1,100 lbs of fodder and 50 bushels of peas. We call that ex cellem. Who can beat it ? . 'Mr. Jefferson Corbett, aged about 19, son of Mr. James Corbett, of Franklin township, was killed on Tuesday morning of last week, about Z o clock. The young man and oth i . ..a i .i i j era were ui iiuiii.iii2i.aiiu me uotrs ohaM ihe. ' trt f Jta i , v. n tree, they proceeded to fell I i u 1 11 j: .j. i-.h I vwikii "ag iu hjv xvux Ml tUC Ul ctj i niicu n i' 11. nit: l i Ltr uiu uot 1811 c ear, but lode- d, which caused it to jump back. It caught Mr.' Corbett against another tree and crushed him so comp ete! v that he died in a few hours. His father was in i Wilmine ton at the t me and arrived at home .a ' ... to s e tne mutilated rema ns of his seny.and to mourn his ad and un timely end. The family have the sincere sympathy of a L . 1 TTDITOHXAX NEWS NOTES. Mbrtou wants Hayes sustained it is said. Th. Enlisli ini.n-ion has bceu ten dered 10. Simon Cameron. A fearful calamity has occurred iu an. English mine by which 400 hu man beings have lost their lives. TIe latest news looks more favor able f.-r the success of the Republi- -an a citir cause in Ui ance. A compromise ministry U spoken of. It is hard to eJI what a day may bring forth in France. Ti e RussianH.mider the Grand Dakt Slieh;iel have inflicted a, severe defeat upim the Turks under Makhtar Pasha in Ama, capturing 18,000 tntopa and 40 cannon The Turks are retreating d the Riiasiaus advancing on Kar-. In Eur pe the Turks show signs of retrograde inovement. The Czar will atay with 1 he array in Bulgaria. The Bue itns ate i building raihoads and prep tring for greater efforts. In Couress Hon. Ad M. Waddell has intn-duced a bill to abolish the U. S. -Judicial District known as tie Western District for N. C Tie charlotte Democrat ppoa-s tle abo lition. Senator Merrimnn ' has intr duced a bill to amend tbe law rt-1 ttive tc election of President and Vice- President. rmigiana afftirs seem very much complicated land the probabili ties are that the matter will be nf er red back t9 the Lt-gpalature of that '7 1 wMaaaaa MARHIED. L , . .: ' Oa Bandar the 14th of October. 1877. at the res deoee of XLra. lOixa tttroad. ia uUbartaoa'a towuauip, uapaa eooaty. bj John, UaxweU, ciq., jot. scapnaa oiroua aa. to XissJtoT bsa NO. 4. COLMMUL WILMINGTON MARKET i REPORTS. Market RerieW. for- the week end ing Wednesday OcC24. Sprarrs TcBPKjmjrE.-Thursday Oct. 18th. Market qniet, 82 casks coun try packages sold at( 32 centa per gallon and 5 caska city distilled at 321 cents. V .r J- v Friday 19th Same as yesterday, sales of 150-CBSa or onuutry and. 5 of. city distilled. -.- . , " ' , ' Saturday 20th Market quiet but weak, 50 casks country sold at 31 cents per gallqp and 100 city distilled at 32. Monday 22d. Same as Saturday with sales of 150 casks of country packages. ' Tuesday 23d. Sales of 200 casks country packages and 5 of city dis tilled hold at same figures as on Sat urday and- Monday. Market steady. Wdnesday 24th, Market firra at 31 cuts. No sales. Crcdb TmiPaNTiNE -Thursday Oct. 18th. Market firm. Hard 1.45 soft and virgin 2.45. Friday 19th. Market quiet but unchanged. Saturday 20th. Market steady. Prices unchanged Monday 22d.- Same as Saturday. Tuesday 23d. Same as Monday. Wednesday 24th. Same as Mon day. BosiW.-Thnrsday Oct. 18th Mar ket opened firm, 1,42 O 1.471. tor strained and good strained, after wards it became unsettled 500 barrels selling at 1 50 and 1,500 at 1.45, the closing price paid. i Friday 19th Market firra, 16 bbls sold at 147. Saturday 20ih. Market qaiet, 350 bbls sold at 1 47 J a ud 500 good atraii.ed at 1 50. ' ' Monday 22d. Market firm, 1.45 f.r strHined, 1.50 fr good atrained, 2,000 bbta of the latter sold. Tut day 23 1. Saino as Monday. Xo 8 tlea.reprt'd. ' . Wednewdaj 24tb -4Si? ' Tu s day, no ial-. K ' ' Tab. Tiinrwlay Oct. i8t'i. Mar ket quet ales at 1.7o. : Fridav 19th Market- aniet. withJ . f . 7 declining tendency, snlea t 1.60 isaturdajf 20Wi ;j-J:atsqaiet another decline of S cema on I barrel. ' ' " , ' - x. advanced 5 cents over patuiday 4 sales. , . Tuesday 23d Same as Monday. Wednesday Z4tn. same as on Tue8ay CoTTOH. Tharsdar Oct 18th. Maiket quiet but somewhat steadier with sales oi 175 bales ou a basis o 101 cents for middliiifr. ' " Fiidsy l9ih.-Srae as Thursday with sales ot 229 bales. Saturday 20tb. Market steadier, but hgures unchanged, sales .of, 137 bales. Monday 22d.--Market firmer. Ordinary, : Good Ordinary, 91 Low "Middling, 10 Middling, .10 116 Good Middling, , 10$ Sales of 501 bales. Tuesday 23d. Market firm, sales of 30 bak s on a basis of !Q cts per id ior middling WeaneHday 34th Market quiet. saies 01 24 uaiea reported. " . Tne official quotations are as fol lows : . . Ordinary, cents & ft 4 G kxI Ordinary, Low Middling, I Of 102 tt ft It tt tt .Midchnir, Good Middlin of Receipts for the week ending Oct. 22d. Gotton, 5,99 bal. s; Spirits Tur- pentiu's 2417 caaks; Rsin, 8,174 barrels: Crude Turpentine. 2,122 barrels ; Tar, 447 barrels. MARKET REPORTS. MAOXOIAaV MARKET. ' aXPUBTKS VXCUiT BV , ' ' - ', li. IIOLLINGSWORTH & CO. Flams, old, . i 121a J 12j . UO a i-. al2J . . all . . 6 a 7 25 a . 20 a 40 . 2 a 31 . 9 a II . 85 a 100 . 15 a 20 . a Yl . 75 a 80 9 50 a 13 00 a 100 12 a 15 . I ; . a 80 a 1.90 i 6, 8 60 a 75 a 200 a ' per bid,' 100 75 a 1.00 5 a 8 12J, al5 . a 03 " new. Shoulders . Sides, Hog Roun.d, Beef Beeswax, Butter, . . V0 tf VkVt 111 fliiA1 Lint, . . Corn, . . Chickens, Eggs, . . Fodder, Flour, . ' HideH, Lard, . Liver Pudding Meal, ' ' . Pork 1 -Potatoes, Turpt. Yellow Dip " Virgin, " Scrape, Turkeys Kice, Sausage, Turnips, . Morata's f " For banw and'acalds, bites of Scwbdv I insects, pot eon by rVy.frozen limbs 1 1 ; 'S m k, diaeharainw airni mlk IST. sore aad weak eyaa. buila, earbiuolea, fal- oaa and stree. aore ntppLes, broken breasts. toushatbe, blind and bleeding; piiea, ble'ding ot the lana-a, uterine bemorrheKe and lnflama ana tionaand nloeratloas peculiar to femalee is 8Awroas's Exraacr r Witch Hazsx. Ask for it, baeaase it is better, strongr and cheaper tnaa aovotaar, and Is warranted bv Weeks Potter, Wbolaaale Drnejrists. 800 Waahinrton St., Beaton, Masa. 00 1S-4W Advertiasra who desire will be allowed to chutea their advertisements eaeh week with out additional chart. BnaiAeaa notioaa tn looal eoluma will be . i- ' U . 1 ' barged 15 eents per line for the ftrat laeartioa and 10 centa pet line fhemner. TERMS CASfil ON BKatAKXA i ... i J i 'i: WTLMBf OTON MaVWrXT HALL A PEARS ALL, i .f GROCKES AND jOOMMISStO MARCHAKTA ' :j ' AKTICLAS. BACON n. 0, HAms, Shoulders,".. Sides, .1 .' Hog Round, .. .. Western Hams, . D. S. Sales,' ..... ' D. S. Siouldera.. BEEF ! ' . JLn he hobC... PRICU. 13 6 hO' 11 o o 15 O if 1 16 o 9 s COTTON . Ordinary,.... . ... Good Ordinary,... .. Low Middling,. .. Middling, i Good Middling;... 93 O W n io J iota 108 10i Oi io. CHICK.ENS-T ! o Dressed...... Alive, .1.....,,.. EGGS per dozen;. . ... LARD.. I M GLASSES j- New Orieans, . . . Sugar House, hhds " ,' " bbls Cuba, ft hhds,. . . . " bbls.1... 15 CD 30 17 O 20 55 ! fTJ 0U 89 f SO t9 0 o : : 42 (3) 45 STAVES ' -'a li" White 0ak,i M 15.WTO 2a.00 n vvliitA Oak. ubl .. o t' ' Red- ' "' '' TAR per blbl....... TIMBER j . - ' Ordinary,;..'. . -.Very Good, . ... . . Prime Mill, .. L7& O 4.oo o e o 7 00 O 8.00 9.O0 10.00 ROSIN ,..'.-' SUained;pr bol,. -LO a 8PTS TURPENTINE . per, jrallon,. ... TURPENTINE, j Yellow Dip,.. Virgin, ......- -'"IlArd. I... -; -. I4 a . NEW ADVERTISE p. HEinsr Wholesa j ' f Bookaelt"- Elanoa,. ' DEYG00L. I DESIRE Ttv hearty thauks to m v Dublic who have ext r beral pat rona ge d a r . . . year. .ff.; ' It is my purpose to keeps DRESS GOODS and TBI always replete with fresh n. able articles adapted tO:the aid require men ta of aFlRST-C-TRADE; My carpet roma hare been eu -Iarged, and in thia department will be kept nearly eveiy grade of goods, with ; ' -. ' . )', ;'. . Rugoj Mato. Oil 'Cloth Made-up.. underwearfor ladies in all earmenta as cheap cr chesper than-yon' will get by sending to retail deAlers in the Worth, ! 1 f. : "DOMESTIC" PAPER PAT- TEUNS Catatonia sent to any ouo iuaaiu puuavtou. u f R. H. McINTIRE, North Front St Wilmington, N. C. j Discount allowed all ministera 10 per cent, on amounts over Five Dot-1 ars. ? 4 1 ' oRiansTAX, ! COCDTEAR'3 JRUELTER fS0025, Vulcanised Bobber la evary ConoeiraUe Forai, Adapted to Universal Uaa. I ;. . ANT ABTZCLX XTITDKB XOUH TOVSt WEIGHT CAM BX 8ZNT BY 7KAIL, 'WIITD AKD T7ATEB PEOOP carmeaU a rpeoiaHty; Oar eiotk Irarfaee ao at combinaa two gam an ta ia na. Feratanay weather, it is a Ferfect Watw Proof, aad la a dry weather, a . h . rl HEAT JLNP TTDYOVEECQAT. Bt a neooUar Drooeaa. the rubber IS tut be tween the two cloth surfaces, which prevents smelling or sticking, area in the hottest cli mates. Thx-y are made ia three eelora Blae tuaoa aaa strews. ix Are Light, Portable, Strong and Durable. We are bow oOariar them at the wztrema low price of 10 eaeh. Sent poat-paU to say address upon reoript d price. 1 fJ- T - J . When ordarinc state sUe arosmlobest. srw " 'vest. '.'.- 1 .-' Reliable nartiaa deairlnar to see our rood. . can send tor our Trrde Journal, firing daaorfp (ton or our laaaiwg aniotae. 1 1 1 . Ba sure aad - ri the Original Ooodreai'a ateaa vuioaBiaaa laonca. I ' mr Send for uiaatratea Prioe-Ust of oar Celebrated Fopket Qymnaalnaa. j lEaipaf t Bcibr Cdrbr fc. 007. Ilroadwiiy,. p.o. Boitua. Kew.YorkQi. OJa-j UOp. Hade aav day ia ttm ajtd uaxiA. Inreet aa eordhiA to mu means. S10. AM ot flOO, In took privuexea, has brought A mail for (ana to the eareful inreator. We adriaa wnaa aal how to operate aafelr. Book with full infor mation seat free. - Addraae ordara bv man aad -rPh ' L BAXTKB i OO n uaaKsra ana urosere, i " and Revolvers. If HJntrste4 Price LUt free. Oraat Waatera aitUbur8;Pa. - ) 'oolS-4 j , SS Xaa Jsve vaaw. . T, aims Qua Worka; " tm"-P Sroavn, X Oetalojroei. rrsViaaa. M ....1 ... . . . ' 1 ? On 1 rrii a l-.--i'-ai