u
COOt;
THKPAPKB
tthad every BJ
JOSH T.JAMES,
pito a reormncTom. , ;;.
crRSCRlPTlONS TOSTAQE PAID:
sAr w.oo. Six month. 2.00. Three
monttoai $1.00; -?ne mom oa , ,
paper will ts deMveredby carrtem fwe
ctoige. m an? Part of thc toe above
'TjUrtldng rate low aitd mietal.
-Sabecrnrs -iU report any and all aU-
t0 receive their paper regularly.
77 ZtoiiwAa.iaf3iwj
kom fide circulatwK of any newspaper .
nlOHn'J'" '"" --J w J
Henry Irving'n real name
Henry Broadribl). :
is Johni
Mayor l'aloier, of Boston, has taken j
the suinip for General Butler.
The leaders of .Berlin society
i buy no jn ore dresses in Paris.
. v.nv Orlpnns ii in Vfntiinir Iftrnlv ini
.
T . . .
- -
The Jxnidou Times has disctvered ;
that "sooner or later, every distinguish-;
i Kugiishruan seeni3 bound to visit j
ilu- I'nitcd States."
Senator lon Cameron is uol likely to ;
take his seat in Congress this year. i
Representative Washburn
his uoiiso for two years.
has leased
Wendell Phillips is announced to
deliver an address on "The Future of
(ieneral Sam Houston's Ubrary las society? I-am carnin- iny own lirini? i 4 u:iL J. ..s... , , ; " l.v ri , :,... . v,
beta prcseniea 10 uie nuiuiiei.vjuj. .tumj i.y.5w.r ... , , , t vs. -y iisrm, ituaui?. no!, pros.'1 TTR'T-' ' M i,' - -i-"yT .
f lfxaS! lOSlltUte. .u'"V?."" " ----- -- iiioe ptsipioor iue?e uuuei' citatta : wun ieaw. U , -
. 'Tr "TT . , I- t- w bat elect, us President we'll prom-.: , U. S. vs. Wilson WiHiarus. disUliintf r .o-r .
1 rince Uolgoroitki, widow m T ffi 4 f vpWC Use to make one innovation that will b. whiskey "without a. iice-nse. NoL pros, j POTATOES. E All LY ROSE,
iate Czar, meaning to live in Parw. has j lJl,i.Jj i X!j V? o. ! declared an improvement.. WV1I ea;l j with leave: t ! 1 ,4,-.,c i J . '
l.nnrhr II ImiKO nn lha tpf!lP 111 liniJK ... ,,,, ... . . , -.i , ... v.ll)Iir..7.
i-uuMh .vv'' . . v . . . , . - . i lib w r fa hi. iw Afivi-wii"v. ra . I i 11 a n r, , , .1 , ii.tr in!i nvura nnn rnror i w 11 -? t . .
the South" before the Convention of j r Swedish barque Amartpit sailed, on j n"mg thc legendary old shoe alter jhini
the National Cotton Planters' Associa-: the 29th inst., for this port, from ' Liver-f Good lnck to him, say we. I
iion in Yicksburg on November 21. j
It is reported that" in the gambling
cirles of Boston Butler i3 second in the
pools, but his friends have the money
to cover all the wage3 offerett .by the
followers of Robinson.
Dr. J. II. Baxter, Dr. Robert Mur
ray, Dr. John Campbell and Dr. John
S. Billings are the most prominent ap
plicants for the vacant position of Sur
geon General of the Army."
; : --
A new feature of the real estate busi
ness in New York is the Incorporation
of syndicates, with large means, for the
erection of new buildings. This looks
like the beginning of a new form of
speculation.
- About nine-tenths of the people of
United States will respect the Supreme
Court now that Col. Bob Ingersoll has
honored it with his contempt. The New
York World thinks Bob" will be able
to abolish the Court after he has de
stroyed religion.
i . .
Lord Coleridge says that his Wash
iuton visit convinced him that "the
people here really govern, while rulers
are only public servants. I think Wash- J mometcr in this office registered 75
ington life shows another thing, too j degrees, which is but one degree below
that the American i3 a man sni yc?icri. j Summer boat. This on the last day r-of
unlike any other in the worlds J October, 1S83. , ; '
Judge II oadley and Judge Foraker j A lady up-town sajs nobody need
have bceu having a friendly chat over tell her that whiskey is I fattening ba
the result in Ohio. According to Frank j cause if it was bcr husband would
Burr, who was a vivid fancy, 1 both weigh 1,000 pounds.; bnt as it is he only
gentlemen are much suprised at what j weighs 102 pounds. j
happened. Judge Foraker blames the J It was aaU1 tbat jTbere was an alarm
Prohibitionists for his defeat. j f firfl this morningi but as , t jra was
Everything that the. Government j none ' reality, it was probably caused
turns its attention to of late years seems J by crossing telephoue wires coming lor
to yield a surplus return. The postal
service became a paymg one ' aud . thc
income was cut off. Now it appears
that the patent office has earned $2.
500,000 more than it could spend, which
amount it has to its credit in the treas
ury. air. Blaiue gets from the publishers
of his new book $75,000 cash down and
a royalty of IS cents a volume. Thcro
are advance orders for 100,000 copies,
and it is expected that fully 300 000 will
be sold. . Thi3 would yield-lhe author
120,000 in all. What does he wan: to
return to politics for when he can make
that wnUusc books?
" -
President Arthnr'a official family in-.W th heavcn,i lhe
duces the New York World Uo forge 1 red ,,ke
tht: Iiie stately J? reungnuysen, tne? some w our triends wnb Jive iu con
aristocratic Brewster, the much re-jstant dread of chicken thieves take
. , V, , i.i . , jU. - - ., . i . . wt'8"j ivi poses, aau me misiortune ir ia!i oyer- j
jeeted Folgor -tthe warlike Lincoln, and j their pwltry. into the house evcrv night piainliff. and Ralph P. Buxton for the board thls afternoon. Boats 'immedi-?'! Knl'wifainftoi.'
thejudiciai Greshaui are all willing to j so that tbey may have some asstirance j deteadantB. , at,iv nkt ont to rp him ht tJ.n-! ' ' "
endure the Naval Jecretary'3 oaensivev
T i i I,a 1 a Am If m
neaa wr; y.
Chandler was in his day a persuasive
k)bbyist in' Wasliiugton and later in his
career a counter-m in Florida. Although
tisWikc, ho has magnetUm. and ho has
brought Arthur completely under his
control." y
. . . -n. M
Interested Iu Fire And Water,
' Such leading men as Capt- Ben. Ball-
Marshal, Philadelphia. Pa.; Thos.
Cillrrl Vert V.r t cco',n.Ynr
. W iuard,lisq.. Fire Commtssaioner,
recommend it.
III.; Thomas F. Kevins. E-q Chief r...,,;ru , ltlflt fmmew Ilaoorer. Jud
fcogineerlire Department.: Brook lyn, ,, lr......u1.i. Tu. suit iuiruied (Ijjk 5-
A, l: Jas. Thomnson. Esa . Fire uruaji. imnUWl .. wmuh.
1 -MM 1
VOL VII. -i W 1LMINGTON. N.. C., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER
Mary Churchill, the missing St.! At Mrf. Warren'4 confectionery cs.
3,lli3 girlt has ben berd ixnnu ShUibhhatu(Ax orth Second street,
i .
"as written a letter to hear father, post- i
. t . - ...
marKea ai ioujanapoi!s.iwhich may or
, may not n.u e Decn spontaneous, borne ;
j 111 IU(W IW
llitnL' It mmraa v. . t I . . .1 ! !
ant
I that the girl is heid lor ransom but not learn the name of theTariety. . J . W. Davip, SttktW; iDavi. IC.;Af.i-nd h floors of the pews -.newly car-
Coi. ChurchilUeemato bejiere that she Vesterdav about noTTie wind wa t Middletmi. James a tirinwsi. EiriVT PW besides other iruprorements
&reel eai'miJK her own Uvelihootl sonil-.,. the Vo'rtbwpf' last cveniu- at! Artis, J. M. Smith ; K. JT; Ert, A. K. equally as vneceBSary.-whieh gives a
l.wherc-' 'rhe.folhiwing w ail of the letter , . , , frnm . .... fnr,ifiddlcio;SV (r. Northrop.. Jolu'icbeeffQlAn attractive-appearance to
11 ! 11 IHII EM 1
r , , . i 'dav this niorning it had hauled around ;4?W' w
lthek: I write to let vdu i ,, x- . ? . , . V , 1 r The folio
t I am alire aifd wrfi. andnit! oorthweMt again and by . b.kiihJ?.vJ"
Mv i ATI I
know lha
on the staie. as rod sunis. tw.r'harc: I :
e'oped. Oh. how could "yon think so?South where it has remained ever since. '?
'- when J cared so little for sentiemeu s : tu: J ...... fi'i tQUQKWitLouLa lbeeuse..- Gnus. 1??m!ss
C t--Yates Cotton P.pev
W It Gkkex Toilet Artie'
H KINS BEttOKU School J?ooi(?
Mi;sir Bj:d-. it DKltosi.Tjx:elice
DtKossKT & Co Conidjraud booie
.uus t 3c uow.iLo-Pi!r, FrcJi Drugs ;
A good, hard cain would not I bo un.
welcome now.
(ier. barque
I'icolct
1
saiied from S
Hamburg, on the pth
port. -
inst. . for this
pool. v ;
Nor. barque Emnm Parker, Larsen,
sailed from Bristol on the 28th inst. for
this, port. i
1 : 1
Mr. Ed. Lilly, ol this jcity, . was in
Raleigh yesterday, the guest of R. T.
Gray, Esq. j
The sunset last evening was beauti
ful and arrested the attention jof many
persons. 'l j " 4 v ,
Attention is invited to jthe advertise
ment of Messrs DeRosset & Co., as it
appears in this. issuer i .
We learn that a great many chickens
are dying in this city from a disease
supposed to be cholera. !
The danger from. an approaching
storm seems to have passed by, as the
signals of warning wefe not set to-day,
and the weather is as pleasant as it. well
can be.
Revf Dr. Pritchard was
Raleigh yesterday, where
expected in
he wilt stop
for a tew days on the way to his new
charge, the First Baptist Church in
this city. , j
At 3 o'clock this afternoon
ihc tho-
a moment in contact
with each other,
The only case before the Mavor this
morning was a steward of one of the
vessels. in port who indulged too freely
in John Barleycorn aijd was locked up
while he could sober oft. He was dis
charged.
Our thanks are due to Mi O. . L
Chesnutt, Secretary of Samp3on Coiin-
ty Agricultural Association, Ifbr an invi -
tation to attend their Annual Fair,
which takes place on the 5thv 0th, 7th
and 8th of December next.
The Western sky presented a very
i singular and unusual
appearance just
i before and alter su
riset yesterday.
t i j v. r L.. . i
degrees
clouds were
j or knowing wnero to nnu a cmcken
i l"i Ait tf to t a into) frtf f f n 1 1 &k
w. .wv. .
n. nf thfi hiriVt fh v hvH orr
jgc0lJ m mu ltitude vyas visible here
j moruiu?t and Uie ,exv was 4ual to
: . vminj? ra-m. a irentlenian who was m,
I Wllh ,lhe cL.ickeus tells ib that tho day
i broke clear enough bat that thc fog rose
very suutoo y aoout sua-up.
i v J f
i-rv fiul.iinlv nhmii (hn.im
n '"7 V ,
The President of tiie United; States
n
ai Thanksgiving Day and las our re-
j apoct for the occupant of both those
oo as jrqucsicu,
lwe saw an-apple to-day whica weighed
! .1 i
se vent eon ounces-ope ounce more than
a pound. The .apple was raised in the- i
IT . , . .f iL i'l't.i. - -I ' J !
last tuue it haI rotten back
to llW
I very Inle in October or very! early in
. November. As it is now Thankagiying
: ami Christmas art? too cfo together. !
To Leave Cs.
Our gobd iriend. Capt. Janjes Mc J
Dougald Wiio has for several years past j
been in the employ of the W. C. &
.Ii. K. aa a pasaenser conductor, is to
( . r- .I....'-. ...:it -1 1.: t
leAYti ua in a ivw ua)a hiki vui cnat uii
f.-krtnnn. with ft ndativA in r !ar?n mnii
ufacturiDg town ot Connecticut. Capt.
i Jim has many warm triends who will
, ,m Y frii
. JL 1113 JUWlttv Jltr infill.
There will undoubtedly, be a large
audience at the Lutheran Church to
night to listen to the lecture of Rev.
MrPeschau upon the life, character
and labors of Martin Luther. We
know that lie will make his theme in
teresting and instructive, and bespeak
lor liim a large congregation. The
choirwill be aided by the same instru
mental assistance they, had on Sunday
night, and the music will be an inter
esting and attractive ieature of the
occasion. f y
All Saints Day.
To-morrow, All Saints 0ay, will be
duly observed here in the Episcopal
and Roman Catholic Churches. " The
congregations of. St. James' and St.
John's'will worship together in the fore
noon in the former church and in the
afternoon there will also be joint ser
vices in the chapel at Oakdale, Rev,
Dr. Carmichael officiating on both
occasions. After the services at Oak
dale the graves of the dead will be
visited and adorned with flowers .by
loving hands. , I
Trains Detained.
Owing to an accident on the North
eastern Railroad, between Charleston
and Florence, yesterday,"! the regular
passenger train f rom the South last
night did not arrive I on time1. During
the course-of the forenoon to day there
have been many and conflicting rumors
regarding the accidentbut at 2 o'clock
this afternoon theextent of the damage
was not known at the railroad office in
this city.. The damage, however, has
been so far repaired as to I enable the
trains to run and they j will arrive to
night on time unless some other, acci
dent should occur, i
i Supreme Court !
The following cases, from the Fourth
District were disposed of In thfs Court
on! Monday:
William Griffin et als. vs. Josphine
i Grifliu appeals by both parties from
j Robeson : put to the end of the district,
i J. A. Evans, administrator, vs. T.
i M. Smith, executor, from Columbus;
1 put to the end ot the district. .
Jl L. Wescott vs. Rufus Galloway el
j als. from Brunswick; put to the end of
the district.
M. T. Leach vs. Town of Fayette-
rille, from Cumberland;
continued
under former order.
Flat Swamp & Lock s Creek
Evans Crcejv CausPCompany vs
A. MeKethan et als Irom Cumber
-
ibe
laud: argued by W. A, Guthrie for
j The folio wiog were among the dc -
. . .
!C;sions rendeted on Monday : -
; State vs . Ilobert Costin. from New
Hanover. No error. .
Judgment af-
Brmed.
Stat
Stal vs. Lumsden & Jthode. Irom
j New Hanover. No
! affirmed.
error; Judgment
Stat v. .Irfrrt Lnnlr from Saw IlaL
over. No error. Judgment ... affirmed -
. , tT T r i
'
I u mfr-: ;
TV.. 1 ot.nmM - 1 n
the city, some in attendance at the LVS.
u :7L -..-a-1 " .uL it c
Court, others upon business and . some
on visits to relatives. ' "
U. 8. district cbnrt.
The following comprise the . Orand
Jury for the terra: A. R. Black: Fore-1
' Z. T
n,n: J. Browh A'rori? Kefro"'. I
fwu Nixon. Uobert Ie. W. It. BelJ.
. . ' v I.
..5afreii ;(rge'VjSwaio,
- -
wmi: cases were ; car.etl up 1
- ' ' " '
b. 5rys. F. P. Capps reuiiins lt-
to passjcouuterleit coin
j with leave.
Nol.
lores.
I U.S. vs- Alexander Bolton. deaUos i
; 'u tobacco-without a li'.tnse. Nol. pro3. i
i t ' I
vrin ifave. i
JL S. vs. B. Smidth.
retailing liuuor
without a license;
dismisse6
cost paid and case i
U. S. vs. Win. McKoy and
George
M. Rose, sci fa.
to sci la.
judgment according
V. S. vsrMarshall Jones and W.-B. j
Surles, ci fa. Judgment I according to j
i sci la. ; to '.-be 'discharged on the payment
I of costs. '
j U. S. vs. J. T. Brice and Elijah Mur
fell, sci fa. Judgment according to sci
fa., to be discharged on the payment of
cost.
The Grand Jury returned one not
true bill, and there being no further
business for their consideration, they
were discharged.
The proceedings to day ' have been
mainly the libel suit of Mrl Setli W .
Davis vs. the barque Ganger Holf, in
which Messrs Marsden and) John D.
Bellamy appear for the libellant and
Messrs Darby and Em pie appear for
the vessel. .
.. ! ... - . I - --j ,
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery
go to Jacobi' Hardware Depot, t
The Mast ado it Minstrels.
In speaking of Ha verly's ABstadon
MinstrelsJ who are to appear at the
Opera House on Friday night 'next, the
Boston Post says : ,
An enormous audience greeted the
appearance of HaverlyV Minstrels at
the Museum last evening, and it is safe
to say that a better minstrel entertain
ment has.never been given in Boston.
Musically ituSTery strong, and the first
part is highly enjoyable for lovers of
good singing, and it is? made amusing
by able end men, Hughey Dougherty
being the star. The second part in
cludes a song and dance act by Bobby
Newcomb, a sketch by Johnson and
Powers, a satire on the dudes and an
oration by Billy Richardson, tvhich
was a queer mixture of brightness and
silliness. The closing act was a wild
extra vaganzailT the Princess of Mada
gascar." I It is dramatically rather pro
lix, but the music, introduced is very
pleasing and the piece like everything
else on the programme was admirably
rendered.1 A notable feature of the
piece was its costuming, which was re
mark ably rich, handsome and effective.
An excellent drill was introduced. AI
together, it was a most pleasing 'puter
tainment. , I.
I Oysters 1 'or Coughs.
" Tt is nov8afd, bo "the authority ot the
Bostpn Globp that raw oysters are an
excellent remedy left-coughs and . colds.
A lady vocalist ot considerable reputa
tion, o a both id ot'lhe big- pond Is
quoted as having g!en testimony in
favor of this remedy. One would look
long for a more pleasant medicine. than
this, and there are some people who
wouldn't mind taking a fresh cold every
day for Jthe sake of taking so pleasant!
a remedy. There is nothing said, how
ever, about taking a cocktail before-
band to cJoar the way for the medicine,
foi; a brajndy smash after Iwards to pre
! vent any unpleasant effects.
Overboard.
One of the horses use! on the oppo -
j site side of the Tiyer for hoisting pur
poses, bad the misfortune to fall over -
!jmal
swam about for a considerable i
A timn hffa h m!ndui tr -?Va i. "i,;.
! ..u ill ... cB,nc I
j having sustained any in juro, anil the;
. excitement occasioned by his unforlu-
nau tumble soori aubsided.
,v Tlio h
irt Frost.
: Wi urn Irtuu " Mr. Harwv: Kirrnl
1 Officer at this point; that there were?
-t.. : r
? a : - -
Hucufcw. uu..:j4,wi. ywUuu-uRiuii, lUB iirsb
i of tho season, but it is thoughnhat " the
t damrcr which tk emntmi.vvh.rp .na
1 1 - J "mm . w "
I tamed thereby. must bo very licht
- Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
prices. at Jacobi. " - )
31. i883:. ? NO: 257
Wft note that quite extensive i m prove-
meats are m progress in the anterior, of
the First PresbylerKur Church, ou the
corner Orange aud .Third streets.
Thedoors. indow casing and other
ihe interior!.
j AOVKKTISEMBNXH.
-(Consigned Goods.
STAKCII, &c. Jco., &c.
Cothi and ask prices. ' V
DeRosset & Co.,
1 13 NORTH WATEK.
oct St 3t rac I ;
Frosli, Pure Drugs;
A WELL, SBLECTJ5I LINE OF
Tpjlet and I Fancy Goods !
are oft'ered for ilat
rjx
SCHON WALD S
NEW DRUO STORE.
r A call solicited. Physician's prescrlp-
1 1
Uons carctrilly compounded.
JNU. T. SCHONWALP,
N. W. Corner Front and Market sta
oct 31-tf I '
Baltimore & Wilmington
Steamship Line
Steamer MLEIGH,
' IcAPT. IjfTLEFIELD,
: Will sail from
BALTIMORE,
Saturday, November 3d.
. j - .
AND SAIL FROM
Wednesday, November. 7
For Freight Engagements, apply to)
A, . CAZAUX, Ajt.,
- . - - Wilmington, N. C.
ANDREWS, & CO., Agts., I
S. W. Corter Light anrt Grraaa SU.,
oet31-
Baltlmore.
Wanted.
IOOO CORns sevk?c-i5?cii
SHINGLE BOLTS,
Twenty -four InrhtR loo.
oetCT-lw j A. r. WILSON.
Mnnds Bros! & DeRosset,
Notice.
rjJIK IEM iND FOR SODA WATER, m
tmrr to expectation this late in uoanon, liu
been so gi-eit that ro have decided, mitll fnrr
I Uicr notico, to fcerve Ice Cold So la, with rear
t UtisH C'JftAst, to all Tmh't Oeelro 1U
,5tit 8 onttmuuce or demand rhlcU
h-ta ex-
j feted to , suc4 a Keoeroos cximx nws'imr
: oicaix ini Tuesday last,
r oct'; - ' . . -
COTTOW PAPPP
i - - .
pepiw jut c.ued.
! 1
Elegant FImIj. Kbooy and OVA Picture
f JTramea. . :, , ...
' Thc Urel Btock ot
PIANOS and .ORGANS
j - crer brooght to thl. elty.
j " " C. W. YATES,
CC129 - , s 118 Market ft
i'-. . ' . .
Tnllpt IrHnlnc
i ' '- - ..."
i . N ELKGAXT AJVORTMENT. L'.,.lii.
A , m i - i - t i -
f a l- ,r. ooin au ru.
CtfaU, Mirror. Extract,
ira;i?MWafer.: Ac" ;;
Cologne. TjJy
WILLIAM II. GREEN,
117 Market Street.
PLSABS J.OTIC2.
f Wa win be glad to receive cosamasJcatlon
troa our friends cm any and U tabjecta
The name of the writer nut always Le ra
! ...
idahed to the Editor.
A -
Communication mut be vwrUtea oa oal
oaetMeof the pmpw."'-'"::.
PersonaliUea must be avoided.!
- And It Is eepeclally aid .parttoUarly ui
tood that the Editor does not .always end
the news of Correspondent iGuaieae so state
In the editorial colnBin, r r '5 "x
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aii noutice m c n t :Cxtradrcl1 unrV
One Night Only t
rClDAY. -
.1. If, HAVRULEY'8 ; .
VON'SULIpATED SHKCTACULsH f
A MAfiTOIOXMJNbTUEtS.rL-
, JO. A. GUUCK.. MftMrer. . I-
43 FAMOUS ARTISTS- -40 i ?
Huhfv DoHrberty, .a. Carroll JohusunC r
hilly tffcharusoa, JIarry J. iVrmstrocff,
Hobby -New comb, , Jimo6 M. Brown, t " '
Ttu irrsir , Vocal &tr, Walter ChAnenUcr
4it.winf, ana miny ouior otmce itiiowp
Tbe Goryens SpectacuUr'Prama,
TJi'ePrihcessbfMadarasc
Reecrved sale commences Wedneaday, OcL
SI. at Dyers. Prices Pa rijo-tte $i;,Admla C
e!onOcand 75c -;r : . oct t0-3t J.i t :
T. TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
GREAT SALE THIS WEEK
liforo leaving for tho Nona In
MfLLISERY UOOIS,
LA1IK8
AM) CllILDUEX'S y
UNDERWEAR,-!
ClR.SKTe,
LAcks,and
EMBROIDERI9.
No ono urged to buy, but call and free
julge tor j oHrselves; we are pound to malio
room for our
- .
HOLIDAY GOODS !
And willingly glye samples, If required
"' " ' -! ' - - :
' to compare tjbe prlcen, at
TAYLORS BAZAAR,
113 Market St., Wilmington N.
j -. - .- --c-
-rttem IIats: received
II.-
by
every
Bteamer.
oct J.7
v.
PJEW GOODS !
I AM STlfji. RKCEIV1XG NltW GOODS
in bolh .departments, MILLINERY AND
PANOV GOODS All the material for mak-
IngJ up Hate and Bonnetfl. Velvets, Ribbons,
. ; t ....... : l . . . ,
Fe&Uierd, ifirrts, &r.. .' , ' v.
FKLT, STRAW AND FUAME8, LATEST
STYLES. All necessary material for lTancy
Work. New SUraplnz rattcrnn. large lot
of "Jcrscyti'! for Ladies. Mlaca and Children,
Goasamera all alzes and qualities. . 1 . -Crape
renovated by HKIVKtt PATENT-'
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