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FOR PRESIDENT :
S. MHGOCK,
FOB VICE-PBESIDEHT :
OF INpIANA.
FOR GOVERNOR ;
TUOUAS J. JARVIS,
OF PITT.
FOR LIEUT-GOVERNOR :
XAX3SO X1OSXX70OXI
1 OF MACON.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE :
OF WAKE.
FOR STATE TREASURER
OF RANDOLPH.
FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL ;
OF WILSON.
FOR AUDITOR:
P. HOSBRTO
OF GATES.
For Superintendent Public Instruction
jbzzn o. ooiiiiDoixouan
OF JOHNSTON
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FOB CONGRESS:
(Third BUtrlct.)
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OF. ONSLOW.
For PraddaatUl Elector, Third Dlitrlct.
D. a. IefiOAX7
Of Harnett.
Oar population Ii i nW 45,000,000. Onr
cbirch edifice ere limated ee affording
a eeeilng capacity of 25,000,000, need on
a aerae SaedajT b lrfu an45,000
IngeraoU'l Ulstakes.of Moeee" were
ej nothing eompared to the "error" which
It la aald the convocation of learned men
engaged Jo the reriatori of the New Te&U
nenl hat diacoTered. - U I atatecl that
large port iona of the gospel of St John
ha? .been declared spurious. : Would it
not hare been better if "the learned com-
pen y of cholera" had permitted the labors'
of the Septuaginta to remain undisturbed?
The Democratic Congressional Caoa
paign Committee is In receipt of maoy
UUttf from Indiana ex preasing the uU
moat eecSdtaotf Democratic success at
the . Ootober election. ExGot. Hen
drtcka write to sT friend in Washington
aaylag Indiana will undoubtedly eect
the Demecratlo ticket, notwithstanding
the fact that the Republican managers
hare colonfted three thousand negroea.
f turned to us back to the Republican policy I the people
Werkcaea are bow replacing with iron
the Test wooden spaa of the Philadelphia,
WUmlagtoa and Baltimore railroad
bridge orer the SuMaehanna rirer at
Harre de Grace, and when this la com
plated ihe whole bridge will be ef Iron.
The elxaae from wood to Iron has been
eel oa far tlx Tears. The bridge Is
of ef the greatest structures la the
utrr. With Its aDDroacnee It Is a
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mite and quarter long; the water In
the channel la eereaty-fire feet deep.
The tsU! coat of the bridge hae beeen
C2.000.0O0.
mmmm MNMH SjJM I M
Prcldtat Hayea la credited by a news
pftrrtpcrter of Beading, PvwUh
bariag reomtfj. told the following anec
I am not the greet temperance
eeea tlt' people thick me. For in
tttacv during' the war. I carried good
brandy with mo ail the time. I Invented
all by myeeif a Very Ingealoua method cf
carrying It, Attached to my saddle was
a pair of hola'ers. In one of ihem I car
ried one of my revolvers and the other I
carried at my hip. I invented a can, or
sort of canteen, to fit the other holster,
and U waa a very clever thing Well,
every morning I filled that canteen; not a
drep of it was left at night, but not a
drop passed my lips not a drop. I gave
it to the poor, famishing soldier. Deacon
Richard Smith, of the Cincinnati G'a
sek, after perusing this, said: 'Thin
sounds very much like a thrilling tale
from a real go A Sunday. School book.
When we read an.cdo es like the above
we are always, surprised that the PrenU
dent did not die youn
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f THE SIGKS C F VICTORY.
Among the best signs of the future suc
cess of tneDemocratic party is the fact that
such shrewd political prognosticates of
future eventa as Col. Jno. W. Forney and
(Gfenl. B F. Butler have deserted the Rad
ical sinking ship. We confess to a willing
ness to see Col. Forney return like a
prod igal to the fold once more, because he
is not regarded aa the political prostitute
that Ben Buth-r is. We are willing to ac
cord to Forney, too, sincerity of motive.'
But a man with the black record aud
fearful antecedents of Bei junin F. Butler
of Massachusetts, can have no generous
Impulse, can be actuated by no- honest,
manly. or patriotic emotion they are all
foreign to his vile and corrupt nature.
'His recent course of condnct, measured
by his past career, can only be attributed
to a sordid desire for future gain. At the
same time, owing to this very fact -that
Butler's course can be viewed in no other
light than as a selfish move, we do
think that the. very decided stap of such
a cold,calculating nature and shrewd and
unprincipled politician, is one of many
signs of the certain yietory that awaits the
Democratic party on the first Tuesday in
November next.
ice General Arthur's honor or integ
rity as a man 'and a gentleman, but he
was not in harmony with the views of
the ad ministration in the management
of the Custom House.'
What the administration said in
patting Arthur out Df cffice was in
substance, that he had m de the Cus
torn House a den of thieves.
As the lamented ebowmau said, 'you
pays your money and you tukea your
choice.' -
Senator Wallace came yisterday to
the headquarters of the Democratic
Congressional Committee, t.nd says he
ehall stay for sonio tirae Secretary
Walker is there, u! o, the twj being
together for the ii.t-t iimr. t ir ce the
campaign opened. They htvu been
at work elsewhere, one or the other
dropping in on us occasionally. Ask
ed about Maine, that being the first
State of importance to vote, both gen
tlemen declined to express an opin
ion. They said that while documents
has been sent to that State, the Com
mittee, as well as the National Com
mittee of which General Walker is also
a member, had preferred to commence
their light in Indiana. They believed
the latter State, with the efforts being
made, sure in October. Gubdge,
Great Distress
is often suddenly experienced from au
attack Of cramp in the stomach, coiic or
other paiuf j! affe tf onF, f r the relief cf
which nothing is superior to Dr Pierce's
Compound Extract of Smart-Weed, or
Water-Pepper, compounded from the
beat French brandy, Jamaica ginger,
smart-weed.cr water-pepper, and ancdyDe
euns. For diarrheal, dysentery, bloody
flux, chcleramorbus, its warming, sooth
ing astringent and heating properties
render it a perfect specific, unsnrpasacd es
an anodyne and stimulating embrocation
or liniment. Should be kept in every
family. Sold by druggists at fifty cents
Miscellaneous.
ve
Warners
flflney ! Lifer
$125 PER BOTTLE
Is It Possible
that a remedv made ot such common,
simple plants as Hops, Bucou, Maudrake,
Dandelion, &c, make so many and such
marvelous and wonderful cures as Hop
Bitters do? It must be, for when old and
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor,
Lawyer and Editor, all testify to having
been cured by them, we must believe and
doubt no longer. See other column. -
A Positive Remedy for. ALL Kid
ney. Liver and Urinary Troubles of
both Male and Female
This is the way the New York v World
take down some of Mr John Sherman's
pretensions: . Mr Sherman had the cool
ness yesterday to say that "the renewal
of business is" the result ef the policy of
the Republican party." Is it, indeed ?
Then how does Mr. Sherman account for
the suspension of business which preceded
It? When the business ot tne country
fall to nieces with a ruinous crasn in
1873, ''the Republican policy' had been
in fall force for twelve consecutive years
From 18G1 to 1873 the country was gov-
: OUR PLATFORM.
The following is the Platform of the
Democratic party adopted at the Nation
a) Convention held recently at Cincinnati:
1st. We pledge ourselves anew to the
constitutional doctrines and traditions oj
the Democratic party, as illustrated by
the teaching and example of tbe long line
oi Democratic statesmen and patriots,and
embodied in the platform of tbe last .Na
tional Convention oi the party.
2d. Opposition to centralization and
to that dangerous spirit of encroachment
which tends to the consolidated powers of
all tbe departments in one. and thus to
create, whatever be the form of govern
ment, a real despotism; no sumptuary
laws; separation of church and State for
the good of each; common schools fostered
and protected.
3d. Home rule, honest money, a strict
maintenance of public faith; a currency
consisting of gold and silver, and paper
convertible into coin on demand; strict
maintenance of public faith, State and
National, and a tariff for revenue only.
4th. The subordination of the military
to the civil powers, and a general and
thorough reform of the civil service.
5tn. lne riernt to a tree ballot is a
'It saved my life.
E. B. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
'It is the remedy that will cure the
many diseases peculiar to women.'
Mother's Magazine.
'It has passed severe tests and won en
dorsement from some of the highest medi
cal talent in the country.' N. Y. Worl d
'No remedy heretofore discovered can
be heid for one moment in comparison
with it ' . '
O. A. Harvey, D. D.1Wa6hington,D.O.
This Great Natural Remedy is for
Sale by Druggists in all Parts of the
World.
i-nor? Ii Rermblican Presidents, a Ke
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publican Senate and a Republican I rigns preservative oi au ngnis, ana must
Rnnu of Representatives. In leva
down came the whole edifice of our pros-
nnritv. That disater was "the natural
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result of the Republican policy." In
1874 the people elected a Democratic
RntiRa of Reoresentatives. Urom that
day to 1879 the Democratic party re
tained the lower house, and in 1879 the
Democratic party secured the Senate. In
1877 a President, not elected but foisted
into office by a vote of 8 to 7 in an extra"
constitutional tribunal, went into power.
and on going into power substantially
threw overboard "the, Republican policy"
and Rdonted a Democratic policy. If tbe
r - - r
ravivallof business"" is the "natural re-
aalf of any policy, therefore, at all:
it ia the natural result of 'the Demo
cratic policy" under whick the
county was s ubstantially governed froin
1874, wh'.n "the Republican policy" had
brought it to the edge of bankruptcy, down
to 1879. lithe business men of the Union
are satisfied with the present condition and
outlook of business, as indeed they ought
to be. thev will refuse to make the
'.'chan&e" which Mr. Sherman asks them
to make,-from the Democratic policy, un
der which cur actual prosperity has re-
and shall be maintained in every part of
TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER
H. H. WARNER & CO.,
Rochester, N. Y-
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Phunny Phax
About Public Rlen
JTONGSTREET is "Our Minister to Con-
st&ntinople," Hancock is leading Lee's Vet
eran's to Washington, "Aunt Nancy'' is beg
ging foran ''Orifice" he won't get, Jarvis is
popular in Wilmington, Vance cultivates the
colored element. Ransom is now and then
dull, Leach made a good speech, Buxton is
ground br Tax Collectors and whiskey-men,
"Luther," hardly turned of twenty, in he
absence of our Chief, takes charge of the im
mense W holesale and Retail Grocery of
The World for 1880.
Democrats everywhere should inform them
selves carefully Alike of the action of their
party throughout the country and of the
movements of their Kepubiican opponents,
a failure to do th in 186 contributed great
y to the loss by tbe Democracy of the fruits
of the victory 'airly won at the trolls.
Tne year 18S0 prr-nsis s to be one of the
most interesting and isxporta t years of this
crowded and eventaal eentury. It will wit
ness a Presidential election which may result
in reestablishing: the Government f this
country on tbe prnciple; of ite constitutional
founders, or in permanently changing tbe re-
Iacion ot the Mat8 to he Federal power
o intelligent tr:rj can regard such au elec
tion with indifference, 'lne World, as the
only daily English newspaper published in
the citv of Sew York which UDholds the
doctrines of constitutional Democracy, will I R ktchw A tZ-" An,w,- 1 85
steadilv reoresent the Democratic party in I tjoirnr a nrii.- ."? 20
this r'eat canvas. It wiiJ de this in no soirit "vZXZZ"- """"ff; M 8 00
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the United States.
6tb. The existing administration is the
representative of conspiracy only, and its
claim of right to surround the ballot
boxes with troops and deputy marshals,
to intimidate and obstruct electors, and
the unprecedented use of the veto to main
tain its corrupt and despotic power, in- after October
suits me people ana imperils tueir insti
tutions. 7th. The great fraud of 1876 77, by
which, upon a false count of the electoral,
vote of two btates, tbe candidate defeat
ed at the polls was declared to be tbe
President, and forthe first time in Amers
ican historyHbe will of the people was
set aside, under a threat of military vio
lence, struck a deadly blow at our system
of representative government. The .Dem
ocratic party, to preserve the country
from civil war, submitted for the time, in
the firm aud patriotic faith that the peo
ple would punish this crime in 1880.
This issue precedes and dwarfs every
other. It imposes a more sacred duty
upon the people of the Union than was
ever addressed 4o the conscience of a na
tion of freemen.
8th. We execrate the course of this ad
ministration in making places in the civil
sorvice a reward lor political crime, and
demand a reform by a statute which shall
make it forever impossible for a defeated
candidate to bribe his way to the seat ci
the usurper, by billeting villains upon
P. L. Bridffers & Co.,
20, 22, 24, 26 Sc 28 Front St.,
Wilmington, N. O.,
Yesterday he showed us a letter fn m P L
announcing a complete change .f programme
viz :
MOVING "DAY.
Wmite SuLPHCa, Va., Aug, 33, 1880,
Rv. and Dear ' uthks I think it would
be the thingjust now to let it get out that
P L. Bridser3 & Co.9
20; 22, 24. 26. and 2tJ North Front St,
Wilmington, N. C.
may possibly change tbeir present quarters
Tor more eligible and roomy ones sometime
about October.
The price of Bacon and Butter, Flour and
Lard, Cheese and Potatoes, Whiskey and
Wine and such like bulky articles, of which
we have a large pupply, are going up, but
we retail them at at our old rates, buying
large supplies and paving cash. I tnink it
will pay to sell liberally, the heavy things,
and broken parcels oi every kind, so as to
be ready .o march in light marching order.
T ours faithfully, P L
Upon which our Luther posted up the follow
ing :
HEADQUARTERS.
P. L. Bridgets & Co-,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
Wilmington, NC.
under which the migbty disaster ot 1873
overtook as.
WASllIMiTOS LETTER.
Washington, D. O., Ang 30, 1880.
I trust Democrats generally will al
low General Butler to have oat his say
before Repnblioans. Conceding to the
f man all the ability his friends believe
be has, be is Bull not tne kind of man
wboee conversation always benefits
greatly tbe part; to which he attaches
himself. To te sure be stated forcibly
in bia farewell speech on Saturday
evening, the sins and hypocrioies of
the Republican party, but those things
are known already to tbe people. The
place of 'General Butler is in a-party
of his own. He may convince bis fel
low sinners of tbeir faults, and I hope
they will listen to him.
Tbe other speech of the last few
days waa that of Beoretary Sherman
last erenintf at Cincinnati. The Secre
tary eBdeavors to show that five years
of good crops and five years of ccono
mical administration with a Demo
cratic Mouse ox liepreeentatives, are
the direct work of the Republican
party; that the .stealing of Louisiana
ana ionaa waa more man juaunta
by akUetred Democratic buudozmg in
the tfonth; that it is better, a man once
ta ofiice. that- be Bhould remain in;
that the Iamocratie party ia in favor
of "rae caoney. etc lie raises the
ory oi Southern claims," than wbiah
no more delusive or dishonest cry was
ver cried, that the beat part of hn
pee on. as an Irish friend said to me
tnia; crorsisg, is not in the speech at
all. The Secretary was questioned as
to his ;f6asons for removing Arthur
from the Mew York Custom Hoaso,arjd
answered:
'I have never said one word impugn-
9th. The resolution of Samuel J, Tilden
not again to be a candidate for the exalted
place to which he was elected by a major
ity of his countrymen, and from which he
was excluded by the leaders of the Repub
lican party, is-received by tbe Democrats
of the United States w ith sensibility, and
they declare their confidence m his wisdom,
patriotism-and integrity, unshaken by the
assaults of a connion enemy, and they
further assure him thet he is followed into
the retirement he has chosen for himself
by the sympathy and respect of his"fellow
citizens, who regard nim as one who by
the elevating standard of public morality
and adorning and purifying public service,
merits the lasting gratitude of his country
and nis part?.
10th, Free ships and a living chance for
American commerce on the seas and on
the land. No discrimination in favor of
transportation laws, corporations or mo
nopoiies.
11th. An amendment of the Burlingame
treaty. io more Chinese immigration
except lor travel, education and foreign'
commerce, and therein carefully guard e-1
12th. labile money and public credit
tor puDiic purposes solely, and the pub
lic land for actual settlers.
iou nnu T i ..t
njm iuo ueLucciauc party m tne
friend of labor and the laboring man, and
pledges itself to protect hm alike against
cormorants and the commune.
14th. We congratulate! the country
upon the honesty and thrift cf the Demo
c:atlc Congress, which has reduced thi
public expenditure forty millions a year
upon the continuation of prosperity at
home, and the national honor abroad, and
above all, upon the promise of such a
change in the administration of tbe gov
ernment as shall insure us a reuuine and:
lasting reform in every department of the
public service.
. GENERAL ORDERS No. 1.
Tho undersigned hereby assumes, tempo
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Department.
Dunn? the next thirty davs extraordinary
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ers, and for approved city papers, especially
In exchange for Heavy Groceries and broken
Htocx. Determined to astonish the natives,
and compete for trade with foreigners, we
hereby announce a Great and General Re
duction of Prices in the above, if application
be made to ux persona' ly and within thirty
days. .
Very respectfully. LUTHEB.
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written bv his life-lon friend. Hon. John BTAJ5?r S.-J?' bb? 99
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20, 22, 24, 26 and 28 Front Street.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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CHAS. KLEIN,
Oniertater and CaiJinet Mater.
Princess Street, in Easement of the
Journal Building,
WILMINGTON, N. O.
Jf3B A fine assortment of Coffins and Cas
kets constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired
Cleaned and Tarnished. Orders by tela
graph er mail promptly u nov 6
written by his life-long friend, Hon. John
V , torney, an author of naiional fame and
an ardent admirer of the "superb soldier'
including the Life of tbe Hon. WM. H,
HiNUJjiMrt. ihis work isorhciallv endorsed.
low-priced, immensely popular, aod selling
beyond precedent. Outfits 50o. Act quick
and coin money. For the best book, best
wms, ana iuu particulars, address U.UB-
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CASES ROEDEREB JOO.
DRYI BOWZY CHA1 l'ln xK,
FRESH PROM BOND.
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Voeeble and Exhausted Constitu- 50 CA8Ed FRENCH B.SANDT,
tiocsofvile drugs, aad ruinous intoxicants
innccecuy laneued
My life waa saved by Warner's Safe !
Kidroy and Liver Cure. E, B, Lakely
Acma, Ala,
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rHrfTRrCTIOS GIVEN in Crayon, LepU
1 and India ink Drawing, also. Fainting
in Water Colors, Oil, Pastel and Coloring
moiograpiia, at reonoie rates.
For further particolars inquire at the
School Rooms of Miasas Burr A James, in the
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TER8 appeal to popular confidence bflean.n
prepared from Unfermented Malt, Hops, and
ul,',uo uiuer precious ingredients,
accordir g to the process of Liebig, and are
richer in the elements that restore to perma
nent health tbe Weak, Convalescent, Over-
wur.eu, nervous, Dieeplees, Dyspentic, Bil
tms, and Hckle in Appetite, than all other
forms of Malt or Medicine. The genuine are
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
Wilmington, W. O.
Corner Third and Orange Streets.1
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77 wb i em eqaai to ney. Old
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