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tjii-spapei: I PLEASE NOTICE. We will be glad to rece l cominunlcaUoa " from our friends on any and all tubJecU general Interest but . - ' - The name of tho writer must always bfjfax nlshed to the Editwr. I Communications must bo written on cal one side of the paper. r - I Personalities must be aroidod. And it i especially nU particularly end . j stood that tho Editor does not always endor he views of corrcsiKndehts unlcaa ao ,i in the editorial columns. -i.r - ' ever morning. Monday, ex- j OS II T. .IAMKS, ...troB am. rsorwo. 'J -rrirnnSS POSTAGE PAID: CKiw rl0Q Tbrcc glfv oc month. 35 cents. ...rwi'.ii,CUM-r ' v r ! . ,trt of Hm3 ct;y. at the above J , eck. r .tlo-jr and Klt-TaL '."f " T i T - TT T iif r r t x- m yv t- -r- i y t n r v v a -wv- . Mm -w- -a --v v' - v. r- ... ,.un ratuj viii. vi w i i . iv i i i i v i i i ri ru i ' h i a v n r nuy in ww NO. 249. .-tnfiri.ir'rrf?ui3rij. - . a ns.i I T I , t. .1-.. . Mil . i ii i IOC A L NEWS. JS., TO kSW ADYtRTlSEHEMTS. .IT -' j;.it)il :.lsi:i !K::'rtlc Speak I as t ;v: "::r :::Ui,u 's l,r,,lH:r'y cntcr i - .i ration hooks. 1 T ; 77T.. it o , lue Sapcrior Court, a stated by us yes- .-. '. ol cttm at tins port; t . , . i -c ; . .... , , Jtorday, but m the Coard ol County .!.- , C"ni:ii.'iaiuner5 It is inoL likely that -r: i til rr;snw:cw, at Dniunviiic, i. r tl.c tcaon on Iont'.ay, x',- i:i;c)ou iix: the "SuItanM Hat? t !C-v!v.c-t. and sold "3 Hvi:n it N. 1 "lad l Irtrn that Capt. F. M. a conaidcrel yesterday as ..t . u:: a i coming in lively aud the r -r :e?t arc kept very busy squeezing XcrwcLm barnuc Yanndis, Pcttcr-Vn.f.-ui thi-5 port, arrived at Itiga on lhmt. T-e cvuict h just sprcaumg lUcii ur:e mornings. Get op at 4 o'clock i: J ! vk st its transcendant beautie3. Fa5iwaterrcrch.Trout and Clack i& hooks and lines. A fnll as50rt rt al lowest rriccs at JACC3ls.f 1 Tic shcli-road to the Sound was :mr in a better condition than it is r. ar.d a drive between Wilmington j: !th3Scacoa3t is like riding on steel nils Here will bo a special meeting of the T:c2i Men's Democratic Club at the C.:j Hall this evening at 8:30 o'clock. iix!i it Is hoped will bo largely at- xiilcl. Thank for an invitation to attend tie Twentieth Annual Fair of the Cum berland County Agricultural Society 13 U hcM at Fayette vilfc on November iht,-rnJ. 23rd and SUh. Those who have changed their resi !:ras from one Wartl to another s.rct the last State election must bear iacind that they will have to register zzcv cr they cannot vote. Mr. R. II. McKoy and laj. Thos. II. JfcKoy haw embarked in the broker is business umlcr the firm name- of .11. McKoy & Co. Wo trust they will bo ctribcaily successful in their tew bc'ines. Rc;btration progresses slowly very -ovr!y. There arc lcs3 than three wrtli left and it is well for all to rciueraber that none but those coming cfa on that day can register on the ijjof election. la the Second Ward thero liave been -t two registrations, both of which cre of parties moving into the Ward, hi'.e two moving out have been rcgis rcvl ia other Wards, thus making the vvoant balance. . t- Uc would sti:ge3t to the Turnpike toaipaay that they cause young trees tjles : out all the Way to tho Sound, jzz botli sides ot the shell-road. It aa iavotment that will pay in a very years when the trees arc large to -ive a delightful shade for the "Jro drive. New Knlldliigs. )Vcrkmen arc busily engaged in tho ctxr. oftb? mammoth warehouses f .r the W. & XV. and W. C. & A. It. lis. the foot of lied Cross street. The Ji'J tracks are all bring changed and 4.M and tho facilities for handling ;"c'his when the improvements are rlctcd will be double what they are The Bis: Show. arrived and ii on exhibition. It Lsts of the finest assortment of ?ra.'.v Made Clothing ever before tho JuUic. Doors open daily from 7 a. m., sp. tu. No charge for almis5ion. frwstoall. A. & I. SnuiER. Clothiers. 31 M irkct Street. tl. Personal. Mr. Wilkin Iloddick. who has been orth for several weeks past, making .Kcnd selection of fall and winter ck rvturncd home Tuesday niglit. has bought very largely lor his and now has the larjns store of llrs. Brown & Roddick fairly pack fcl with goods for retail and the jobbing Magistrate's Court. Mary 1x5 wis, colored, cliargol with an assault anI battery on Walter Scott, also colored, was found guilty, but judgment was suspended on payment of tllC 13t3. A white sailor was found guilty of an assault and battery cm Fannie McDon-j aid, colored, and in his case also, judg imnt wa3 suspended upon the payment t costs. i i The Vacancj', XV v are .informctl that tlie apioint luent of a successor to Coroner Hewlett docs not lio in the cilice of the Clerk of the vacancy will lc filled by the Com iijisio:iers. however, as the i-Ietion is so ucar at hand, but in caiu of thu ser vices of a Coroner beiti required in thu interval, a jm lanp. appointment will be made by the Clerk of the Supo- rior Court, A False Keport. Capt.T. II. W. aMelntire, 'formerly of Fender county, but now of Laflore county. Miss., writes to begns to givo an emphatic denial to a report that Capt. Mclntirc understands has been in circulation in Render, Duplin and Sampson counties to the effect that his oldest son, Allie, had killed a 'man in Mississippi and had been condemned therefore. Wc had not heard the re port. At 'Capt. Mclntire's request wo cheerfully state that the report is wholly without foundation and J that there is not, in fact, one word of truth in it. Democratic Meetings. The citizens of Wilmington are promised some good speaking I next week. (Jen. E. W. Mo'jsc, of South Carolina, a gifted and eloquent son of our'sister State, will speak on next Monday night at 8 o'clock, at the stand on Third street, and on the Friday night of next week, at the same hour and place, Senator Matt. Ransom will address the Democratic votes of this city and section. There will also be speaking, at Castle Haync on the 31st inst., at Mabomber's Store on Nov. 1st., and at Masonboro Nov, 2nd. , ' North Carolinians 'In Florida. A friend has handed us a copy of the Florida Bulletin, published at Live Oak, Fla., a point where several North Carolinians aro now quartered The Iiidlcliti gives an account of tho com pletion, on thcS&l ult., of the L. O. & II.- 1$. II. R., tho last spike in which was driven on the i22d ult. Capt. II. M. Dranc and Col. Henry S. Haines aro both from this section,, 'as is well known. Wc copy that portion of the account relative to the completion of the road which refers to our former fellow townsmen: i On Friday, the 22d inst., at 4 F. M., the last spike was driven at Rowlands Bluff, which completes another link in the great and most important line of railroads that penetrates our prosper ous and growing State. For Live Oak aud Suwannee county this will prove the greatest boom of the age, attracting immigrants to new and happy' homes, and developing our vasC resources. But wc have not sufficient time and space in this issue to make an extended no tice of this new road or the country through which it passes. Fir t, and appropriately,' would wo hasten to give the meed of merit and praise to those who have managed and conducted this enterprise to its success ful termination, with a degree of accu racy, rafidity and vigor that is surpris ing in the result, and gives undoubted evidence of high and superior business qualifications. , " , The general management and super vision has been in tho hands of Capt. II. M. Dranc who as Agent for the Plant Investment Company, tho con tractors, and special assistant to gener al managers 4f the S. F. & W . tt. h has proven himself aufait m matters pertaining to construction of railroads. As an organizer, manager aud worker, he has displayed an exactness and per lection attained by few. . . In th selection of thcc men for this and other work, we note the clear and unfailing percvption cf that master mind of one ot megnaifsn. "honor" to whom honor uac iuc laurel wreath of Florida's pratse and blessinzs nd thanks vrill be placed on his worthy brow. Eight years ol cloe observathm in the service and employ of the Company managed ,by Col. Haines enables us to speak in just and accurate language, and it is no fmsome effort at praise, when we declare that as a railroad manager and c!cvcopcr, he has no superior, and though a strict disciplinarian his able management is tempered with thoughtfulncs3 and jus- iilere' tice.' ..AnyUiing in tho hardware line can be found at reasonable prices at Jaco men in the South. I'-o . n. a. i?' General Manager of the h. I . & . u. R., and President of the L. O. & K. IS. K. 11., whoso strong blows for progress andentcrpriseSarc felt in every portion nnd in tne s um oi . .... .-- i TJio Last of tlio Three. The body of a colored man, very much decomposed, evidencing thereby that it had been many days in the wa ter, was found in Northwest river, near the city, yesterday morning, by a col ored man. The county aut horities here wcrc notified and the body was given interment. The remains were not identified, but it is supposed that it was tho last of the three cotton thieves who wcrc drowucd about a month agj, a fnll, report ! of ihc facts In regard to which were published by us at the time. The others, it will be remembered, were recovered some weeks ago. The remains recovered - yesterday are thought to be those of tho man who was called "Jim" by one of his drown ing companions, but as to whose actual identity nothing more is known". Lin tho bright autumnal days the mptation to comfortable exposure yields its fruit in a most pernicious cough and irritation of the throat. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup stands unrivalled as a remedy for throat and lung di seases 25 cents a bottle. j Hon. John W. Shackelford's Appointments. Beaufort, Carteret county, Thursday, Oct. 19. Morehead City, Carteret county, Thursday, Oct. 19. Newport, Carteret county, Friday, Oct. 20. Snatchett, Duplin county, Monday, Oct 23. i ' )Varsaw, Duplin county, Tuesday, Oct. 24. Leesburg. Fender county, Wedenes day, Oct. 25. , Taylor's Bridge, Sampson' county, Thursday, Oct. 26. Burgaw, Friday, October 27. Bannerman's Bridge, Fender county, October 23. s i The Pender County Canvass Tho nominees of the Democratic par ty of Pender county will address their fellow-citizens as follows : Wednesday, October, 18, Piney Woods. Thursday, October 19th, Gum, Caintuck. Friday, October 20th, Point Caswell. Saturday, October 21st. Long Creek. Monday, October 23d, Rocky Point. Tuesday, October 24th, Westbrook's Store. , " , Wednesday, October 25th, Sandy Run (Grant). Thursday, October 26th, Shaking (Hoiiy)- Speaking to commence at 11 o'clock. STATE NEWS. Iiobcsonian: We are deeply pained to announce the death of Mr. J. W. Floyd, a talented and promising young lawyer, which occurred at the residence of I Mr. J. B. Pitman, in this town, last Monday afternoon, of typho-malarial fever, after a lingering illness of several w.eeks. He had been a resident of this town about two years, and for about eight months city editor of this paper. Durham Plant: XV. J. Evans hand ed us a boll of cotton a few days sines that contained thirteen locks of fine ootton. Wc have the authority of Donald W. Bain, Esq., the chief clerk of the Treasury department, for the statement that Sheriff Blacknall, of our county, is regarded at the Treasury as one of the best and most business-like Sheriffs in the State. . He was one of tho first to settle his taxes with the State, and settled every cent due. Farmer and Mechanic: With much regret we learn that Mr. Wm. H. Hood, of Eagle Rock, suffered the am putation of his hand last w-eck in conse quence of catching it in the saw of a cotton gin. while "feeding." From Dr.W. A. B. Richardson, of Eagle Rock, Wake county, wc learn that not only are cotton-pickers wanted in that re gion (25 or 30, at the least), but also house-carpenters, masons, etc. Me chanics and laborers are in demand in nearly all parts of the State. . Asheville Citizen: Mr. Parker, of this place, is getting out a patent for a new coffee pot which simplified the pro cess of clearing amazingly. We have seen it, without having tested it. But the principle is so simple, an! yet so sound, that we are sure it will ye a suo CCS3. The Glen Ingliss corn allud ed to in our last issue did not have all its merits pointed out. Mr. W. L. Pen land, who has charge of Mr. Kimmell s farm now known as Glen Ingliss, says that ho not only improved tho corn, but succeeded in increasing the rows in the ear from eight to ten. The average length is from 12 to 1G inches. It is cer tainly a very superior stock corn, and matures easily. Charlotte Jonriutl : A horse ran away with MrGus Alexander, Sunday, about 4 miles south of tho city, and in passing under the limb of a tree he was knocked trom the saddle and re mained unconscious for fhalf an hour. Hi3 injuries are not serious, however. As Mr John P Hunter, resident four miles from town on tho Statesville road was rcmrning home from the city Saturday night, a burly negro sprang from the woods, and getting in front of the mules which Mr Hunter drove, at tempted to stop them, at tho same time ordering Mr Hunter to, halt, which he didn't do. but produced a small parlor rifle, whioh frightened the would-be highwayman away. Mrlunter could, however, sco him in tho moonlight fol lowing tho wagon at a stance for a mile or so. An old gentleman named Patrick Donnell, of Raleigh, was found in a deplorable condition j,n College street Saturday nighi. Ho was taken in charge by the police.' and on Sunday morning ho inquired for his money. Ho was told that he had none upon his person when found, whereup on ho exhibited frantic evidences of distress, and said he had had one hun dred and seven ty-fivc dollars. He could give no account of how he had lost it nor how he came into the condition in which ho was found. From the fact that his face was badly scratched, and other circumstances, the police are con vinced that the old man was probably drugged and robbed, 1 ! To Bnildcrs and others Go to Jaco w's for Sasli, Blinds and Doors, Glass &c. You can get all sizes and at the lowest prices. Care-worn jersons, studeuts. weak and overworked Mothers, will find in Brown's Iron Bitters a complete tonic, which gives strength and tone to the whole system. i 11 . DIED. 8MITII In thta cUy, on the night ot the 18th inst.. Mrs. MARY LINCOLN, widow ol Wm. Smith and mother of Wm. L. Smith. The funeral will take place from the resi dence of CoL Wm. I Smith, corner of Chest nut and Second streets, this (Thursday) after noon at 4 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend. KNOWLES In this city, on the 17th inst.. of typhoid pneumonia, Mrs. MARY KNOWLES, aged 50 years, , Tho funeral will take place this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o'clock, from the residence of Capt. John Barry, on Sixth, between , Bed Cross and Campbell streets, thence to St. Thomas' Chuch. Friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully Invited to at tend. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Yesterday fi RECEIVED SOME ELEGANT BUSI- iibss suits; also OVER COATS, ULSTERS and ULSTERETTES . The best Boys' aad Child ren's CLOTHING In the-oity la at i . , isEXJisrsoisr'S, 0t 19 Clothier and Merchant Taller To the Editor of the Daily JRevieto ; , . i ' I WISH TO RETURN MY THANKS TO the citizens of Wilmington, through your val uable paper, for the many kind favors myself ..... . . . . and crew have received since landing here. 1 . LEVI HART, Late Master Schr, Robbie L. Foster, oct 19 It I Democratic Speaking. rjpHB VOTERS OF WILMINGTON WILL bo addressed by GEN'L B. W. MOISE, of flumter.S. C.on MONDAY NIGHT, October I . . , . . . , , . 23d, at 8 o'clock, at Third Street Stakd. : By Senator M. W. RANSOM, on FRIDAY NIGHT, October 27th, at 8 o'clock, at Third Street Stand. 1 By HON. JNO. W. SHACKELFORD, on FRIDAY NIGHT, Novcmbei 3d, at 8 o'clock, at Third Street Stand. 1 The voters of Cape Fear, Ilarnett, Mason boro and Federal Point townships will be ad dressed by JOnN D. STANFORD, of Duplin county, and others, at i Castle naync, at 11 a. m., TUESDAY, October SI. AtMcComber's Store, at 11 o'clock, a; m., WEDNESDAY, Noy . 1. At or near John J. Fowler's place, on Ma- . i . sonboro, at 11 a. m, Novomber 2d. ( ! , G. J. BONEY, oct 19-tf Chm'n Dem. Ex. Com. No. 1 6 H. P. Engine JJND BOILER, COMPLETE AND READY U run Cotton Gin or Pea Picker, Cheap. PRESTON CUMM1NG & CO., I Millers and Grain and Peanut Dealers oetlS-3t Peruvian Cuano. 200 Tons Gennine Lobos Guano ! DIRECT IMPORTATION, EXPECTED DAILY, azd tor sale by Chas. E. Smith & Co. OCt 18 For One Week E WILL SELL A GENUINE HAVANA CIGAR for FIVE CENTS- Sold everywhere else for 10 cents. Only 5 cents at ------ ' ' ' "THE LITTLE STORE AROUND THE CORNER." N. GREENE WALD, Two doors South of Exchange Corner octlbtf Old Papers. XjCrR SALE V BY CHEAP, In ' any quantl tyi at offlce of '-' JAILY EEYTEW. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, COAL! COAL ! IT1ULL STOCK, ALL KINDS. Tartics'Iii : I i want of Winter supplies will do well lo get bottom prices of Oct 15 J. At SPRINGER. Ponder ! OTHER LOT OF THE CELEBRATION GuniKJwder from the Orange Mill. All sni'cs always on bans. GILES & MURCIIISON, i - . ' 23 anl 40 Front St oct 15 So the Man Said : LEFT IT TO YOUR JUDGMENT AND vou sve me a FINE COOK STOVE." 3Iorc of the same kind on hand. DRIVE TUMPS, Lightning Rods and Pure White '.pil. OCt 15 ! PARKER & TAYLOR. lOO Sets o F HARNESS JUST RECEIVED, and will have another large lot of Buggies In a few ! ' I - ' j days. Give s a call. . j "i OCt 15 I GERIIARDT & CO. We Carry A S LARGE I AND AS COMPLETE a stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Toil et and Fancy Articles, ana anything usually kept In our line, aa any Drug Store In the city. Goods received every week, which keeps our stock complete. - MUNDS BROS, Pharmacists, oct 13. Brooklyn. , Eemoval. 1 -yyE nAVE1 MOVED TO NO. 17 Market street, and have at Wholesale and Reail a large stock of Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots, Shoesl Hats, Trunks, Notions etcl Several jobs ia Men's and Boys' Clothing. Will bo sold at lowest cash prices. - ' r W.J. &B. F.PENNY, ' oct 18 , . , No 17 Market street. Icuyian Gtiajio : 12 s END 1 YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE FOR No 1 LOBlS Peruvian Guano.'1 the r most popular Fertilizer on the market for wheat and email grain, to . . , W:H.'MCRARY & COii'! : - , .Cor. Chestnut and Water streets , -S3 Liberal . advances made on consignments Of Cotton. k ..,...'- ' r: oct 15-lwk . ' ... ' . Cannonade ! IT IS NOT THE NOISE OF THE Cannonade that kills, it is the precision of aim. Neither is it advertising the largest stock and lowest prices that brings purchasers of Furniture to the New Furniture Store of Behrcnds & Mun roe, S E Corner Market and Second streets, Wilmington, N. C, but1 actually keeping the largest assortment and really selling at the lowest prices. Take due, notice thereof and ?overn yourself accordingly. Inspect their :arpet8. i oct 15 ' EVERY WEEK J AM RECEIVING NEW SUPPLIES BY Steamer and by Rail, ' of all of the latest and most desirable articles in my line. Tho Millinery Department is complete, and the Ladies arc respectfully invited to a close inspection of Ihe stock. It I i - a pleasure to us to display our goods and we are conGden . that for excellence of material, i beauty of design and low scale of prices, we i ' cannot be CxcclUd ( Miss E, Karrcr, oct 15 , Exchange Coraer Bagging, Ties, &c. 4 000 1a,f 3 B iGG lSG a11 wcIghts' 5,000 Xdls PcM Arrow and RckerTIes, Hairs Self Feeding COTTON GINS, allsis. . For sale y ' . oct 15 KEltCHNER .CAtDEtt BROS: Cheese, Crackers, Candy. Q Boxca FaoCT. CfCanx CHEESE, ' , ' 100 150X08 cBAcKEitSacdCAKES" 1 rtfi Buckets and Boxes CANDY1' 1UU . For sale by : oct 15 KEECHNER & CALDER BROS. Buggies ! .-; - Buggies I t VTCTT AND SECOND JIAXD. FOR SALEl Some Bargains. T. J. SOUTHERLAND, Livery and Sale Stables. X KW A D VEKTI SE3IENTS. - - 1882, ESTABLISHED 20 Years. 1 D. A.' SMITH & CO., Furniture. 1 i Bedding . &Cm, :SijC HAVING REFILLED THEIR Fri:NlVE AND LARGEST WARE ROoM lX I ' THE STATE, WITli : i t i ' 1 ' AETISTIO GOODS, Invite their patrons and the public to aa ln spectlon, promising tho j ' - i Lowest Prices and the Laivi gest Variety of Furniture ever offered in thia market. . . ( D. A. SMITH & C00 bet 15 tf THE FURNIT.URT5 MEN. " 'i 1 i n, i i . I i ii aa . Open- Again-kff : T AM AT THE - SEASIDE P'ARIt HOTEL' and am now prepared to'lurnish' McAli :And Oysters, : - ' ' - . ' " .! ROAST, STEW, FRIED OR RAW; 3AccomodaUons to the Beach. , J ( octS l-m JAMES A. HEWLETT School Books! -; : I . " , I v Scbtfol Books I OUCH A3 USfcb'BY ALI THE SCHOOLS. imsitjal" Instrmiiciit j; U1 'm 1 - ' 4 ''4 ' BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONER, 1 .';..r---4- . ' ,.., ; i it '...-.j4--.it; its,. '.f : 1: A kirgo stock at J i i Book Stdre. ' oct 15 That Same; T HAVE'NT MOVED ANYWHERE YETJ 1 1 My customers will find mo at the old stand to day, well supplied with " , i FINE BKEFY' LAMB. MUTTON, VEAXu i All of the best and all at lowest prices. J. C. BORNEMAN, I Market, near fcccondst oct 14 More QARPET LINING, WINDOW CORNICES. Cornice and ricturc, Frames Moulding, Pic tures, Picture Cord, Picture Nails, Plcturtt WIro, Picture Fixtures, just received at t " ' , ' T s. JEWErrs, k oct 13 27 N. Front St. j i i School Books r 1 i jRE THE SA3IE PRICE AT ALL THE j Bookstores In the city. New Books that ars junt introduced In the Schools, and all others. . are ready .for. the children-who have been waiting for them. - ' ' Parents arc respectfully Invited to1 send their children to get their Books as they will recelvo the same careful -attention as parents them selves, at IIEINSBERGER'S, , oot 7 IJvc Book and Music Stors, 1 JAS. C. STEVENSON, , MARKET STREET, ; 0FFERS TO THE-. PUBLIC A THOR- 1 oughly complete stock of gtapls and Faney Groceries : k . ' ' : , I, .JVM SUGAR, alfgradfs, JQ TI-Ttcs LARI. , CA.4C3 CAKES and CRACKE1 . 150 C'esCznuGo(Miir'flVir '" i50Bl,WFR' ; : Hama, Strip Pig Pork, F II CccfrDric4 Beef, Jfcc .- k;k ; j '; - . - New MMetino While Bcana, Cranberries. Cocoa Fata, Lemons ' '".'vt'- ' Eecdves from the country every day coa s'gnmects of Eggs and Chickens and other produce.- k'k '" V'---7"--'-" ' ' : " ' COFFEE, all kinds Coasted Dally. 'nr Special attention Is caCcd to "the cxccl kht quality Z tle "BrMc"7 Floor which Is alway$ maintained. It Is deservedly the most popular brand offered Ja our market. 861 I EI3.