THE MORNING STAR.
VOL. III—NO. 5. WILMINGTON, N. C., SUNDAYS SEPTEMBER 27. 1868. WHOLE NO. 317.
MORNING STAR.
HOTELS.
SPECI AL N(JUICES.
MORNING STAR.
By W^I. II. BERXARD,
Office, No. 3 South Water St.
Notice.
r Taxes to the
PUBLISHED AT WILMINGTON, N. C.,
By WM. II. BERNARD.
for Six Months, or ^1 25 for Three Months.
Months.
One Square one day,
Coach, Corriag
vertised arid sold to pay the
AI ISCELLANEOUS.
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S. WOOLFORD,
0^5= W. as. Lippitt, Rru^ii
LH—S ist. Always on hand a
loot supply of PURE MEDICINE
RACEWAY DIRECTORY.
WILMINGTON A MANCHESTER H.
President— William B. Giles.
Directors—Jolin Dawson, Henry Nut
Parsley, A. 3. DoRosset, D. S. Cowan,
W. McCall, W. E. Mills, James G. Bur
Secretary and. Treasurer—W in.
General Freight Agent—John I.
WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE
& RUTHER-
I Erector s-
A. II. VanBokkelen,
J. Hen-
Superintendent -W. I. Everett.
Master of Transportation—W. II. Alien.
Secretary and Treasurer—1. T. Alderman.
Master Mechanic—W. Gill.
Freight Agent—W. R. French.
WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL ROAD.
Jlirectors on the. port of the Stockholders—W
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent—
Mu-iter of Mach' nerii-
KATL RO AD LIN IRS.
GENERAL SUP’TS OFFICE.
Wilmington & Manchester E. E
Company.
O N A ND ASETTER MA Y 1012
GER TRAINS of this Road
the following Schedule :
EXPRESS TRAIN.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
’ilmington daily (Sun. ex.)at 7:30 P
Aon, and at Kingsville with the South.
Passengers for Columbia should take the
Accommodation Train.
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Gen’l Sup’t.
W^Rmagton At Wel. 32. It. Co.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
N ANSI AFTER MAY 101k T
M®®A®AM^ ’
Purifies the Blood.
For Sale by Druggists Everywhere,
j uly21-251-ly
POST OFFICE.
STUFFS, PERFUME RY
CHEMI-
, SOAPS,
W Prescriptions accurately and neatly
compounded.
N. E. Corner Front and Market Sts.
P. S—Store open from. 6 A. M. to 9 P. M.
cond Street, between Dock and Orange.
II. E. BENTON
. .Lumberton.
. .Clinton.
. .Wilson.
...Shoe Heel.
.Timmonsville
JORDAN STOXE
B'
ed at this office on!
upon their wrirten
to be fully authorized to
A. D. BROWN.
Xo. 6 Sonih Front Street.
AV
OPEN AT
F A Y I*
$ T © C K
Consisting of the latest styles of
MILLINERY,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Selecting these goods in person, the Public
may rely on their style and quality. My stock
this season will be
Un usually Farge A' Attractive,
Prompt notice of the arrival of my Goods will
be given in a subsequent advertisement.
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A. D. BROWN,
No. 6 South Front St.
A CARB,
AYING CONCLUDED* TO €«NTIN
Molasses, Flour, Provis
ions, Sundries.
5 Hhds. PORTO RICO SYRUP ;
100 Bbls, choice SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP :
100 Bbls. “ REINDEER ” FAMILY' FLOUR;
250 Bbls. FAMILY' FLOUR—choice brands.
200 Bbls. SUPER. FLOUR;
10 Tierces and 120 Tubs LARD—Extra,
45 Bbls. Standard A and C SUGARS ;
100 Boxes STARCH;
100 Bags prime RIO COFFEE ;
20 Firkins Choice TABLE BUTTER;
’ McARTHUn
. Egypt. N.
Gulf, N. C.
.Asheboro’,
AN ACT
To provide for the Regfisiration of
Voters.
The General Assembly of North Carolina do en
act :
SEC. 1. That the Commissioners of counties 1
shall have power (a majority of such Commis
sioners who are duly qualified being present), 1
to establish, alter, discontinue, or create such I
separate places of elections in their respective
Nat-
25 Cases CONDENSED MILK, ‘Eagle Brand,’
the very best brand In market;
35 Bbls. WHISKEYS, GINS, BRANDIES,
RUMS of different Grades ;
35 Boxes LAYER RAISINS ;
50 Boxes Choice CREAM CHEESE ;
10 Cases BRANDY" PEACHES ;
10 Cases SWEET OIL—Pints ;
200 Gross MATCHES, paper' and wood boxes
Received per It. Road this Ray :
15 Hhds. and 5. Casks BACON SIDES and
50 Bbls, and 50 Bxs. CRACKERS—Assorted.
We keep the largest and best assorted stock
ine and price our goods
ADRIAX & VOMERS,
Corner Front and Dock Streets,
arn-
C.
H aving conciaupee* to contia-i
ue R'-”’. J?Bf MWJViH^’tVi'C (MGuNfi VlRo'tif
oul. U^K & BEGS.
PIECE GOODS
'Merchant Tailoring
intention ' o make
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC! !
remix i" in.iixv - ^ - .
to a full suit, at the shortest, notice, in au'U-
tion to our Merchant Tailoring Department,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
which will embrace all the latest styles, and
the very best quality. Our Ready-Made De-
MEN’S BLACK GOODS,
AV
E ISAVE JUST COMPEETER OVS
ite the Public to a close inspection of
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTLE
MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
Ail of Ine very latest style and finish, as man-
’Leave Weldon at 10:30 A. M. and 7:45 P. M.,
and arrive at Weldon at 5:15 A. M. and 3:cu
wY Th'e day train will not run on Sundays.
The dav train connects with the Annamessic
and Bay lines. All are quick to the North.
S. L. FREMONT,
A LASGE STOCK OF FELT AND WOOL
HATS AX© CAPS.
Wilmington, May 1.0th, 1868.
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^sslm HR'?oil.. Charlotte aud
RUTHERFORD RAIL ROAD.
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W ro^T
on this
and Hill
M.
Boys
Clothing,
DR Y [ND FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS AND
BLANKETS,
We hive no hesitation in saying, is the larg
est, bat selected, and most'complete in the
State.
Werould also particularly call the atten ¬
BOOTS AX© SHOES,
CITY REULS CASH
on the 1st of every month, or 60 days with 5-100
added.
MAAS ^ CO.,
Clarendon Clothing House.
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ight. Leave Wadesboro’ (Stage), on Tues-
;iy, Thursday aw] Sat urday at 2 P. M.
Reave Rockingham ((Stage), on Monday,
'ednesday and Erie-av, at 4:30 A. M.
Leave Sand Hill (Cars) Monday, Wcdnes-
North Carolina. Life Assurance,
Annuity and Trust Company.
RALEIGH, N.
LADIB’ CALF, MOROCCO, GOAT and LEA-
0 ?HER, SEWED and PEGGED SHOES,
.nd CLOTH G ALTERS.
MISSR, CHILDREN’S,
Yol
save 1
and a J
Su mini
Zea
or V
They
ctherJ
expedient, giving thirty days notice thereof,
by advertisement in some public journal, if
there be one in their county, in three public
places and at the Court House in their county.
SEC. 2. The Seerctaay of State shall, prior
to the 10th day of September next, provide for
and forward to the Commissioners of counties,
suitable registration books for each election
precinct as” established for the last previous
election, and a suitable number of the blank
tion 4, of the Constitution.
Sue. 3. In case the Commissioners of coun
ties shall not receive, on or before the first (lay
of October next, a sufficient number of regis
tration books and blank forms of oaths, as pre
scribed above, they shall provide themselves
with the same at the expense of the State.
SEC. 4. The Commissioners of counties, or,
in case no Commissioners shall have qualified.
of October next, select one Justice of the Peace
for each election precinct in their counties,,
whoshail act as Registrar of voters for such
precinct, lie shall be furnished with a regis
tration book and blank form of oath, and shall
at times, from the fifteenth day of October next
until the day ofthe next Presidential election,
by the Registrar, shall have all the legal force
and effect of the original registration book.
SEC. 2. That the County Commissioners, or,
in case no Commissioner shall have qualified,
Die Governor shall,- on or before the 20th of
October next, appoint six collectors at each
precinct who shall, with the Registrar, be I
judges of election at the next ensuing Presi
dential election; and the said six electors shall
take the place of the electors provided for in
the fifth section of the said act and shall per"
form all the duties which have been conferrod
upon them.
SEC. 3. It shall be the duty of the judges
provided for in the preceding section to pro
vide at least three separate ballot boxes on the
day of the election at their precincts for the
convenience of voters, and as many more boxes
as they may think necessary. Two judges shall
preside at each of the three ballot-boxes, and
if a majority of the judges think more boxes
necessary, they shall appoint two additional
judges for each additional box. The Registrar
shall assist at all the boxes.
SEC. 4. The Registrar of voters shall furnish
the original registration book and the two
copies hereinafter provided for, to the judges
of the election in the precinct for which be is
appointed; he shall furnish one copy to the
judges of each of the three boxes, ami if there
be more boxes, he shall furnish one additional
copy for each additional box.
SEC. 5. The Registrar shall receive one cent
for each name copied from the original regis
tration book. —-
SEC. 6. Any person who shall, with intent
to commit a fraud, vote more than one time,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on con
viction, shall be imprisoned not less than six
nur more than twelve months, or fined not
less than one hundred nor more than five hun
dred dollars, at the discretion of the Court ;
and any registrar of voters or any clerk or
copyist who shall make any entry or copy with
intent to commit a fraud shall be liable to the
same penalty.
SEC. 7. No registered voter shall be chal
lenged on the day of election, but those offer
ing to register on the day of election may be
challenged, and every person applying for re
gistration before the i election may be chal
lenged at that time in like manner.
Sec. 8. All acts inconsistent with the pro
visions of this act are hereby repealed.
SEC. 9. The Secretary of State shall furnish
a copy of this act to the Commissioners of
each county.
SEC. 10. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
Ratified the 24th clav of August. A. D., 1808.
(Signed.) JOS. W. HOLDEN,
Speaker of House of Representatives.
(Signed,) TOD. R. CALbWELL,
President of the Senate.
State of North Carolina, 1
Office Secretary of State,- >-
Raleigh, Aug. 18, 18(58. )
I Henry J. Henninger, Secretary of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing is‘a true copy
of the original act on tile in this office.
H. J. HENNINGER,
Secretary of State.
MISCELLANEOUS.
may offer, administering the oath provided by
the fourth section of the sixth article of the
Constitution, to which oath he shall require
ing bis name in the registration book. He
registered, to be paid out of the county treas-
SEC. 5. The County Commissioners, or, in
Ise. no Commissioners shall have qualified for
October next,
tions for every ensuing State, county and mu
nicipal election. The judges of election shall
attend at the places for which they are sever
ally appointed, on the day of election, and shall
be sworn by the Sheriff, or, in bis absence, by
some Justice of the Peace or other officer au
thorized to administer an oath, to conduct the
the Constitution and laws ofthe State ; and in
default of acting, shall be guilty of a misde
meanor. Such judges, in addition to the pow
ers conferred upon them by this act, shall have
all the powers and duties heretofore vested in
with, and be subject to the same penalties.
months next preceding the election, and thir-
shall be entitled to registration upon applica-
lowed to vote at any election unless his name
shall be found upon the registration books of
the precinct in which he offers to vote, unless
he shall take and subscribe the following oath:
that I will support and maintain the Constitu-
Constitution and laws of North Carolina not
ring this election in any other pre-
Such person having taken this oath
See. 8. It shall be the duty of the judges of
their precinct at the place of holding the elec
tion (luring the day of such election, and to
last section, before receiving the vote of any
STEAMSHIP LINES.
New York and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP LINE.
THE FINE FAST SAILING STEAMSHIP
MABY SANFORD,
W ILL ARRIVE SA'il URDAY. SEPT.
20. and leave our wharf between Dock
and Orange streets, for the above port, on
MONDAY’, September 28th.
Tils Tune will comprise the following
Stunners :
FAIRBANKS Capt. A. IIunter.
WX. P. CLYDE “ WM. Powell.
RE3CCEA CLYDE.... “ O. Chichester.
MARY SANFORD “ John Moore.
With such additional Steamers as may
fee Required to meet the Demands
of the Trade.
Sailing from NEW YORK every
WEDNESDAY AND SA TURD A Y,
At IP M., from Pier 15 E. R. foot of Wall St.
The attention of SHIPPERS is called to the
LOW RATES and GREAT FACILITIES offer
ed by this Line.
AI! Bosses Promptly Paid.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING given to
FAYETTEVILLE, X. C., and all points on the
Wilmington, Charlotte and R. R. Road, Wil
mington A Weldon R. Road, Wilmington and
Ma ichester R. Road, and their Connections.
Fir Freight engagements, applv to
WORTH & DANIEL, Agents.
Agent in New York,
JAMES II^ND,
104 Wall, Corner of South Street.
. sept25-315-tf New York.
FIRST WST
OF THE
DRY GOODS CAMPAIGN
AARON & RHEIN8TEIN.
B EG LEAVE TO INFORM THE PER.
lie that they offer the HANDSOMEST
STOCK of
IV n^ i gBBaiBdDo**^^^^^^^
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Real Estate Notice.
A T THE REQUEST OF WAXY PAR*
.xY ties who have been' unable to prepare de-
serf pt fobs of their Land's. I shall postpone is
suing inv CATALOGUE OF LANDS FOR
SALE till Aug.’. Send in description and
price of Lands.” No charge unless a sale is ef
fect el.
GEO. FRENCH,
Real Estate Agent,
juiy3-2l0-tf] 10 South Front St.
—MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
^TE AKE RENEWING DAILY, AND
will open in a few days,- a large, well selected
and very complete Stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Such as—
DRY GOODS,
MILLINERY,
CLOTHING,
SHOES, &c., &O.
1 4* rue lowest, Market Prices.
IL M. KATZ & CO.,
28 Market St,
ap!9-l 76-tf
JUST ARRIVED
—-AND
FOR SALE BY
W. IO J. C. STEVENSON,
800 LBS. N, CL KAMS—
PRIME ORDER,
X. Y. CITY CURED MAMS,
CANVASSED AND UNCANVASSED,
Hourly expected per Steamer “ jairbanks,”
FOR SALE VERY LOW.
—A LSO
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