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'Omcrf.'Pdwsnn cV.k. LuJldlnss, Front JSC
. i
"i. tVjirr-' ; foe days.. ......... JliyiZ i
.V -one wwli..:t.?w.'.f.v.'v,i'wj a oo ' I
: 5'..YTwosWecka.,v ' Vi W' Ssa '
- . i Three montha7w..i.Hi-V4'-i.v?i iS-. a
- : ) - 1 : - . . ,.... v ..a .- 1 : ' ' ' ' .-. I I '... - II ill ; - 1 I - - . 1 . " J I a ml'. - Ml 1 I - rv - . I 'VV I - I I - 1 . X. X I s I I . I I ..- m I ; V i V v I I IX
Horace Qreeley will boSii itait ci'i
weeks we9tcr,turf -ruroQeL.T?iIl,iiot I
accept the nomination of the Liberal Demo-1
cratic partj to laicnusetf or GoTernor.
a perjurer; but "U protests against charging
the crime against thexM(ftifrii8v generally.
-Montgomery, rejoices over the comple
tion of the. tjouth and North JUabama Rail
road -1 Brussels fiWdT denies the1 report
inai ivusaiu uciuimus uiu uurugauun vi toe
Paris treaty; , 10.
0. F. ol thenlted' States tn session h Bal
timore, tt London ' papers ' of yesterday
rejoice over the conclusion of the Alabama
claims 'cttorersyr;.: ;-i
' A CHANGE. ; ; .V :
In consequence of mfenox work-1
mansnip on -tne pan px.tne electro- i
typer, we nave oeen unaoie to " maice i
, , . t .-.-t ;tv' v '
a good impression" with the head we
lrnvp Wninsino-.tiimftevt1ftrrilartTA.
ment of the Stab. 'Ve
. -rf" sT,r -
therefore
A ivicnmona corresponaent 01 the I
Norfolk Journal savs ".Mr. James A'.'
-, . ! -J.i.. t.
owarum,,-cuuor-in-uniei oi tue'jt-
t.A w vaw . Ill a, anroo '.ta
X vv"v" " " r - fe1 '-j i
fnrm nrthn fira,,!. WWto finl.
i...w., .v. uivv uum-
phur Springa. -Hia phyaieianDrF;'
A. Cunningham, of. jlichmond. was-
We hope ourcsfecm6d friend will
recover and bevenatJedjioO 'many
yeart pf faithfuUwbrk, jnUhe profesv
sion he' adorns hU many virtues
. and talents.,;,';.., 1'.,;
n. in. Tl'iitfNTish In nuw yohk.
On the occasion of? the "great Xih
?ral demonstration ttf New York last
Thursday nightIJT; Tlmi
ter carno forth from his retirement of
years and delivered,' brie of "his most
scholarly and pliilosophical addresses,
xxv nf,iewcu, yvuvy tx :unie par- i
tt ; i .1. i:: ' t , i. - i
sued at the Hiutlr by the, Administra-
tion partv. mid showed, that Greelev'i
policy of reconciliation was.the'6nry
thincrB4VtWfiomitjt::aiiflTrialtflit.
tolerable ,to live l The .danger of
Imnondlism was faithfnllv nnrt:ravAl I
, ; -xki ". . ,. t Vi.t.i. J.- r
u r.fi...
V lrmniQn I
'"fa"""..; . 4- . w. v : . I
We quote portions of Mr. Hunter s
able speech i - J
With the candidates whose cause I. SUP-
ilfc TJT.
never exenaneeu woru or irae wna cimer
of them i hi-my Vlifew-Ini -times - past ' Mr.
Greeley and I have differed on nearly all the
rreathublic Questions-which have divided'!
oarties in their nolitical action. As I under- I
.stand it, these derencea stilTexist.:r He is
thfMB -RnMpetjnof .dlseusaiotir'Ahd'Vet 1 I
sincerely aesW h&electi and bUnd here
lo aid it as far as I -an. - His friends iave
put him in, th.e lead, in. . thef great cause 01
national sharmonyt'aiin:'Tthe"-' important
issue . oeiweent popular. oversmni,- auu
the co'mlnff.' kirrrnii he as'iUd .standard
uearer oi myu ,vuu uiumim uuo ,ijvjf uiju .i,
supremacy.-Jb or tne sate oi tnese great
support; in - their . sacred names 1 f will,
loiiow mm so long-as ne leaas us
iaiimuuy ana iiis uueuty iwsukw
t haoa taanoa vf man hAa Axrpr nnnnipn n or i
UyOV IOOUV0 VT s xvuww .-
the present I will bury alf consideration of
,IUC UUCSUUUa ULIVU nuiyu -rc nw: ""vi. i
f or the sake of his aid upon those which I.
hold to be of transcendant importance. In-"
deed I could make no issue upon these other, I
AJttortaoiv papcr. f commeBlint on
the Mountain Meadow tragedy says Bishop
Smith's affidavit pro-res iiim a munierer'ot
present this morning a head after an P ci?,ay;Xf?m ong tte 'Uu,u
, a a ' r .if i "t north of the Ohio Valley generally clear
old design something "neat but -not weather, and northerly tq westerly winds.
questions if I desired it. Upon them his warran'ta, . &c., were before Justice
opponent is aa much opposed tome asheisrrr' - rlA, 'Zr-zi
t forbear toda the good, which;
y do DecaU8el cannot effect all
.Let us secure peaceot pre-
but I will not
I myself may
.tended, but, real, between s aU the sections
;and DeoDle or iliwirreat country, ana arrest
me rapio; progress w me ceuumuiuuuw 1
tn Phb tha'Avent of desDotism. and he I
will look afterward ,Jttherr. and mmor
causesof toioik iQuesUonsoffittanc of
currency, ui tuuuucivc, ww.fcuj v.
nttntin hut In imnortMrfl thev sink far
below those which concern the social life
. i. m t ' . t .v:. I
' tL- .Ki- .Ma
people is a misoTy wskj ana ine man wuu i
leads and -succeed -la itf wU deserve the
Presidency for this, if for nothing else.
Of the: danger lo ou r : Republu
Artnh iaml:
institutions ;air. nunter says; . ..v
That there is1 a aeiiuerate purpose am uy
entertained by any great party in this cottn-
trv to rhanre from a oonular to an imperial
form of governmentf do noi charge. " But
JthESl riSdic
party must have this result, whether they
esign it or not. - Ana iaruier, ,
that the nnmbpf of th$ho sctretly pre-
,.. . '-l -11
man any oi ng wouw rauu . vautuj
my opinion' there is onffiaair "flanger oi
such a changedUnless jhe people are warned
n time and take proper steps .PV
ti.io tantTrr nrni tn a;iv that if voh believe it
to be as. ImmlriCntX'iJ M J"
havo wSthjirawn all sUDDort fronr those
whn nfi. e-fwern:- because.1 'among other
reasons, they believe that the tendency of
inPHn mpftAiireais too aesDUViu. x ucuuij
concur with him and them in this opinion, The KalelrfriVtftwis'a Uttl'mifled be
moVhieSTieJ 75
I said ome-tim agethat" there was one
theory
the course
national
domvnot
nnA VilttAwnAoa VnttroTi fVa front
thia cbun trv: and the oeonle wia not be lile
.to irovem it with sufficient dispatch and
uoon which I could see , wisdom m i ton. fcallsitthe "Metropoh'tanCity of North
Of those vWhO. peek M .keep ..up UTna "we are' ecior eal-
strife.ra Of course 1 meant tne wis- r--,Arr-- - ' ,
of ' virtue, but ' of -contrivahces I ous pi our; rans ana uue v- ttecropouwn,
and that was, if their object W to changa I Bnd can't afford yjeld.tp'lmjLnn4T
this republic, into jvn empire. in its -form of:Fyetv':iis astonlshihc-ChesV;vfflage'
government'- Once infuse' a f pint of tte I .. , . - rr -vs-aPi
' II I HI III I Ill III I Ml 1 1 1 Ill .III III II II II I I ill! I Mill II III II I 11 ' I
wJuch .we ire no longer paWe of render
1( eaca Other, an4 to one .rule, for the
SKhVffi
wnetner tills be the object or not; they are
acting as, if it .'were, and pursuing a course
of policy yhich must; inevitably lead, to it.
tJ SoptembCT 16,1878. 1 '.",
Time.
Barom-
Ther-
mom-
Weather;
eter.
7 A. M.
P. M.
-80:08
29:99
f 80:03'
NUght
N WLiffht
Clear
Pair
Clear '
.78
71
P. M.
aW Light
Mean Temtxof Aav 70 rfw .
Motx. AU barometric readinsr are nulupArl tn tha
lea lerel tod to 33 degrees Pahrenhelt.
Weather Report. ' - ' ';
Wasliinaton. Seotember lftU-M p m
viiuue tn .vtiuef , Dignai umcer, . .
.v rrttmmie.
- Mo-jiuaio oiaes nonneriy 10 wesv
rlX wtods and. clear weather, and probably
extend eastward over New En&md on
Tuesday from the Interior of the Southern
States east'of the Mississippi; generally
clear weather and light to fresh winds, and
WeekJr Star Rate or Snbacrtptlon.
.wBUa,te advance.. i....,..,.. i oe
60
' Special Nottee.
Marriages, Deaths, Eellgloua. Funeral andObito-
nouces wiu do uwertea at aalf rates when pal
tor in aavance; oinerwise ioii rates wui be charged.
, -5J'1 ouc.e? Aaverusemenw Kept un-
(wraeuoi ' ew AuToruBements oo Der cenLad-
uiiiuucu 10 regular raies.
'rvBVMl 'nun rtwmnrt
;- NEW ADVIJlTlSEItlENTS. .
Fairbanks & Co. Standard Scales. ' ; '
JThos. D. MEARKS.-Pine Wood Wanted.
Wit IL Bernard. For Kent, v - .
W. M. Poisson. St. John's Lodge No. i.
E. D. Hall. For Rent ., ......
Oldham & CiiMpjo. Notice. . - .
bee advertisement of Female School.
l.ocal Dot';
The 'Telegraph office at Lilesyille is'
nearly Completed. ,1-..;
The Board of County Commissioners
have another meeting to-day. 1
We noticed Mr D. McNeilL formerly
of the Wadesboro Argus, on our streets
.rtow; : .
j "
The old Carolina Female College at
Ansonville, ten miles North of Wadesboro
i.-.'- . ....
has oeen resuscitateo,; : .. ;
: It is now stated that Geo. W. Price,
Jr., has never been, removed from his posi-
- '
Two 'fme horses belonging to CoL B.
F. Little, of Richmond county, were killed
i l A ? rm J .1 l
DJ ugouung uu :ittunua.BWi.'
l Track-laying, under the supervision of
Capt Wm. Smith, of this city.is' to com-
mence at Lilesville to-morrow,
' fr 'R S. Warrock. of the Wadesboro
.-.. -i . - r- -
ryw, is very ill with typhoid pneumonia
at the residence of his brother in this city,
. ; .1 . .,
' 1 A special communication of St. John's
Lotge'Ka-l, F. & A. M., is to be held at
o'clock:
; becnsltfewdly- riinarkedthatad-
' . uauv"j' wtw . 7
venising is me wi wiucu wine uicrcuauw
put into their lamps and foolish ones neglect
t .
10 U8C- -
r-.tcy. iii-r. ..ukuuuuuu, ui. .wo lvim
Georgia Annual Conference; 'preached, in
s . (T f . "
evening..- : - v r -
i The cotton cron of-unner Richmond
'
. . , .- .1 V ' -
will, We understand, fall a third short of
laTR aiClliaUUllS. VU BCVUUUkVi ,Uli U1U. BO-
M 'tnma '
T,"r , , ' T .
. . A number .of cas arrested unaer
,Cassdey yesterday, but were postponed for
a future hearingVj:;; : !; ' ' 'X '9'Z
- J A
l( ouj
irom uaiumore, , wnere ne purcuaseu irwu
BDiendid horses ' lor tne vjape arear sieam
e
Mr. N. A. Stedman, Jr., formerly local
pter of tln paper, and more recently of
. , -
the Marion (S. C.) War, is n
Judse Pearson's Law pcflooJ. -if firilTU' t
. -v.- .....r-.
A tea made of ripe or dried whortle
Demes, unu urans. m iuc piacc ui wawi, u
mMTo be a sure and speedv cure for scrof-
i hulous difaculty.showever bad. .-'.:' .
l.&land wilh a cago of Railroad iron, ar-
yesterday from, Newporti-Wales,
- : n JI ' : 'Z
consigned to Messrs. Heide Bros. - ; ;
Th", exercises of Misses Burr aid
James' school wUl be resumed on Wednes-
day, Cfctober 2ct The mical department
i wyi be under the direction ol Jirs. Jn. d,
V
1 " . i-rJL - rr- mi. '.' t. 'J
yug learn mat ym.Lx., iuiuuu, ui
as Awiswni ABwm;r uiu
and that -James Heaton has been appointed
InUfH M
I ; 1tatcher f the" Express office, has
I been succeeded on the sick list by.our yen-
I household, who comes out with astiffneck.
l-wiin rtmfaurj)tt . -t 5 "
j , t mm. 7 r;.t.CitM
irrtroiAiitan. . . u -v.--i
cause the localizer" of -the Battleboro
I tanu, who has been on a visit to wummg-
I " Wake Court Eouse' being ; no. exception
to the rulel
f , : ' ,-r.J oi I eaitors can someumes put ud. ur, urow vi
nonament to the latevRererend JT, L.
e'krelad.io Jnd aXeiies tay
tl15cfeid 'ithi..lnf1 efforts, jtp
procure a ,6itabiemWentnrki
last resting! place t?l tht devoted, servant pf
Christ, Rer. jLlr:Pricbard,i who -lost his
life'while. ministering to the pick and dying
during; the ' great ; yeUow jierer fecourga in
thiifcity in J1862. .IThe monument,-which
has been placed in position is a very neat
and 'substantial one;' The' inscription on
thtf East side' reads si follows' "Revi" John
Lamb Prichard, born In Pasquotank ;o.
June 6th,' 1811. 1 Died 1To'v.''l3th7vi862.M"
On the West side ithe foliowlngi'.'Pastor
of thejJlst'Bajptist. Church &r .seven , years.'
During that ' time the new ' Church edifice
was projected and commenced, which' op
ject enBsted;. hia Varmest'' sympathies . and
indefatigable' exertions ."VThen, our, city
was scourged by yellow fever lie remained
at his post, and wiule ministering to the
sick and dying his summons came, and this
good man laid him down tp his everlasting
rest." On the South: side, are the words.
'We Loved Him." . .On; the . North side is
the following inscription' 'How .'beautiful
are the feet of them that preach the' gospel
of peace and bring "glad tidingsE of good
thing Soman 15. j' ' S
Mayor's Court, vu J .,y:
The following ases were disposed i of
yesterday morning: - -. v : - .
Sylvester Artist; charged . with i imbibing
too freely, was required to pay a "fine of $5
and the costs. : ;r - .;
Victoria Collins, charged with disorderly
conduct,' was discharged1 'on' the payment
of costs, $2 25.'' . -;;' ''; '
Anna Morrison, charged with1 disorderly
conduct' Case dismissed. " "
Sidney Williams, charged with disorderly
conduct, was sentenced to the Work House
for 20 days.' V.;. ,
Laura McCallum, charged j with disr
orderly conduct Case dismissed. .:
Henry Stewart, charged ,with: drunken
ness, was required to pay a fine of $15 and
the costs. , , , .
Hammond Pictgan, , charged - with dis
orderly conduct, was discharged on the
payment of costs, $2 25. . - , - : ' '
Thos Smith, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined $10 and the costs.
Two cases were continued over until the
18th inst m m m ' ' ' '
The Late Shooting Affray la Robeson
Gilchrist Not Dead.
Intelligence reached us yesterday, through
a trustworthy source, that . Tom. Gilchrist,
one of the parties to. the terrible affray
which occurred' in Robeson county1 last
week, in which it was stated that he and
his antagonist both perished, is not yet
dead. Three balls were shot through the
baek f his head - and one through his
mouth, which lodged back of his ear. This,
with one of the other balls, ' 'was extracted
by the physician in attendance 1 upon the
sufferer Saturday, and we learn that it is
his opinion now that Gilchrist may possibly
recover. He formerly resided at Bennetts-
ville, S. C, but removed with his father to
Robeson county some time since. . , .
The Radical Demonstration at Ab
bottsbars.
Parties who came down on the W., C.
& R. .R. R., yesterday, state that there
was a large crowd present at the Radical
jolification at Abbottsburg, which came off
yesterday, and that when the train left that
point a row had commenced which bade
fair to lead to serious results. It was diffi
cult to tell exactly how the row originated,'
but as the cars moved off clubs were being
used quite' freely 'and pistols ' were being
drawn. There was every indication " that
liquor had been circulating quite freely in
the crowd. . " -
The Trunk Case Again. .
Essex Hill, charged with implication in
the trunk robbery on the night of the late
fire, was arraigned before Justice Cassidey's
Court yesterday. - During the investigation
evidence came out which was deemed suffl--
cient to convict another jparty whbbad been
released for want of evidencfeon a previous
trial, but who had been summoned as a wit-
ness against ililL Both were therefore re-
quirea io give security in me sum oi
for their appearance at the next term of the
Superior Court W answer to the. charge - 'of
Township Trustees. i , . .
The Board of Trustees for Wilmington
Township met at, the , Court House yester
day, f Simon '. Hayes the' v.hewiy-elected
.Township Constable, presented his bond
for $1,000, with Daniel 0'Conner,.. Owen
Burney, S. H. .Manning and Wmi Kelley as
sureties, which was. accepted and ordered
on file. -Without the transaction : of any
other business,; the Board then adjourned
until Thursday afternoon next,' at 4 o'clock.'
. m mt mm i -::
The Ralelgh. aad Augusta.. Alr-IOne.
The surveying party of the Raleigh and
Augusta " Air-Line,?, locating heir road .in
Anson, will,? we, learn, mostj likely i make
'Wadesboro the; crossing' point Maj. San-
fordy the gentleman in charge,: speaks coik
fidently of being able to reach -that place,
Other surveys to the Contrary not withstand
ing. .-i'n-i.JaI. t. -
The Last Tribute. t rav;v.i'.
The remains of David Ross, late quarter-
master'-of the j$ewafatWLoa&&axK wad "an
nounced in our last, were.onpwed. jtOjtha
National Cemetary, on- Sunday by the en-
tire iorce of thCj jeuardr under,' jpommand
of Capt Cajsan-Xkut , SparQe .acting b
Chaplain. The flag at theational Cemet
tery was at halfnast during the dayt f
-T--: . V'., -, Cw,
M aldermaabt aty U Maine,beihg
invited td attend 'a Centennial' jubue' re
plied i I cnt atteid this one; butpn ;go
next time. f -;-r tyi-! ':
Solicitor Cantwell: ' Who tea been !n ' at1
tendance on Bladen Superior Court daring
the week past,' was in' the city ' onr Bunday
on a briel visit He informs us that theret
area largo number of criminal pasei on the
docdet' ITrue bills were found against bntf
Gabe Clifton, for the murder of a colored
man some time since; and his father,' John
Clifton, for being accessory before the fact
The parties were arrested, but the younger
Clifton made his escape and is now at large.
Court is still in session; Judge Russell pre
siding. ' --
Excursion Thursday. '1. '1
The proposed excursion to the -'blackfish
grounds, which was to ! have come' off to
day, has, been postponed .pntil .Thursday;
next This is not the " family ..excursion'';
which is expected to come of? shortly under
the auspices of Dr.., T. B. Carr.
Our Chip Rasket. , . .
r ,A "nng" that ,is popular, with the
ladies' ' dress" circle. . . r
Se.f made men are most always apt to
be a little too proud of the job. t : ': ., ;
A Batchelor compares' a ' shirt button
to life because it hangsJby a thread.'
Clergymen ahd waiters are much alike
they both ftar wlnte ties and take ordera.
'Why is a'mah's life 'safest in the last
stages of dyspepsia t Because he cant di
gest then: r " '""-' - - ' '
4- There are many people who"5 jibt' only
selieve that this world revblves o'n itsr axis,
but they believe that they are the axis. ;
A husband can readily foot the. bills
of a Wife who is not afraid' of 'being seen
footing the stockings of her husband.
A wife wrote to her husband,, absent
California, that . the longer he stayed
away the . better she liked mm. - liatner
equivocal that s . j . : y, ,
A club of Boston ladies are hard " at
work endeavoring to obtain the - passage of
a city ordinance providing that all tobacco
chewers shal-be muzzled vrhen on the
street ' : - ' "- '
A thrifty young man procured a- mar
riage license a few-days ago with" the con
dition that if he f auecLto' get the girl he was
to be refunded half the'fe'ebn'returningthe
document' ' . ': -' "" ' -''
The father of Dorabella recently found
that little girVs chubby, little hands, full pf
the blossoms of a beautiful rose tree on
which be bestowed great care. "My dear,"
said bei ' didn't. I tell you not. to . pick one
of those flowers without leave?" ."Tea,
papa," said Dorabella, "but all these had
leaves." , ,
...... .. . . ..... . . a -..
Spirits Turpentine.
f t ' - . ' .
The Observer reports business
brisk in Charlotte. '
The Observer 1 says rains have
made things look more lively about Rock-
lngnam,- . ;;;i.-vi i ::
The Fayetteville JSagle willt)
puDiisnea nereaner as a serm-weesay, in
stead of daily..
The Netbs reports the xsotton. re
ceipts in the Raleigh market at 138 bales
for last week. r . ... . .. .
The condition "of 1E." R. ' Stanly,
President of the A. & N. O. R TL, is 'said
to be better by the Newbem '2w
Mr. 'Jacob Harriss an ' Old citi
zen of Macon died yesterdayrFnday morn
ning. Mr. Harriss was about 80 years old.
So states the Wairenton Oagette,
Capt. W. K. Davis, of Franklin,
has been appointed Chief Marshal - f6r the
next Stato Fair, vice Gen..A M. Scales, who
resigned in consequence of in health.
-m. The ioint canvass in the Second
District between .the opposing candidates
for Elector, will begin on the .1st day of
October at PoUoksvule, Jones county, says
the Mqasenger. -; f r.:- .-uiVJ-l ,
: r Says the Goldsboro Messenger
of yesterday;; The.triai. of Stephen Barfield
(col) on the charge of .murder is to take
place to-morrow. Hon". W. T. Dortch ap-pears-f
or the prisoner.' ' ' S
; Zj. The 'manv friends of : Mlt. Jbhii
W. Marcom, the foreman of the SenUi&l
office, will regret to learn tne-deatn oi ms
little daughter, JEthel,EarL. which, occurred
Hessrs. Edwards &Brbughton.
i. i.-.-Ti-: 111. 'li if ft
have purchased the J2dnner,f-Temperanoe.
Mr. Ramsay,' its ;late editorj will soon fcan
vass the State in the interest of - the Good
Templars, says the Sentind.',i .
, iOn the 13th inst., Messrs. Os
borne, Jenes -& Co.-, sold at the "Granville
Warehouse,'?; ,Oxford,i eold-enred tobacco
ranging from 31. to. $110 , per hundred
pounds, so. we' learn from the oentiiieL , . . , .
' -r: The gazette says Warrentonhaa
negro damsels who steal wood rand when
Caught retort 'that it is Jesus' wood, . that
they are-' children of " Jesus- and that they
will take wood where be tens them, :
i Tfae;; Raleigh ' Neer- has been
shown a boll of cotton raised by Mr. B. B.
Nicholson of Halifax : county, .which con
tained fifteen cells or sections, every one
of which had the usual quantity and staple
of cotton. y t ;v ; , ,sy
j The '$erUind &ixx9e.W6odson
the ffiu man of being ."some" as an eatist ;
"Men may cOmeand'tnen'may-go,.'
:; But I will eat forever, '
H ; n fteatpAforeyer,'u r v,).."
tsbissongoV J f . , -,,; -,.'j
SayT the - Messenger;,, Ayoung
son of : ex-Sheriff W. H. . Cullpm, . of John
ston; county, recently shot a black .fish in
Neuse river that weighed 10i pounds. " The
fish"Cdntained ' an eelf two ' and a : half feet.
long.tivYoung Walter-is good at the gun
rfrhe WildSiNeuts' says! MrV
Joseph tt' Moss, formerly i hotel proprie
tor atBoykins depoTa but f or the past
twelve "months a resident of Enfield, N, CL, ;
died in Aianneys xt ecaiast wees, - irom a
, fit of tnaTiia a vottt; while on a visit to . Tis
iriendB.'He leam frhostof 'friends to
moum bis. sad.loss. vi i-"-" r" - i -v'tiu xn-'
A:piAialdipt& ich
mona"it(Zlrom Greensbbrb.dsted 14th.
Saysri''At rotlock this morning a- colored
l man named Andy Cuirmings "was 'run over
and killed by the eastern-bound ih ortn uaro
lina mail train one mile and a naif from
here. , Both legs and one hand were cutoff
and he was otherwise mangled. . He was
asleep on the track: J- 1 -? 5 '
irr jSays; the Stateville Intelligeticer;
Thennualjneeting of, the:StockhQlders of
the Western N. C. Railroad, having failed
to transact any business on the 29th ult, for
want. of ;a majority; of the. stock, Cob- S.
McD. Tate has ordered a call meeting to
take place at Morganton, on next Monday
(yesterday ..'..- i'.w " : -i:j-;r.- : u
- From the Intelligencer we learn
that)On.Friday morning a personal difficulty
occurred in front ol the oimonton llouse,
iii StatesviUe,- between Mi-.- F.; Brevard Mc
Dowell and R B. Drake: . Editor of the
Aiptrican, in which the latter was .decently
pommeled, Mr: McDowell using both a cane
ana ms nst Tipon hinL; v ,;1 - -
The Warrenton Gazette ' tells a
singular story, .of , a ; Mr. Shel wbd" while
travelling;" in a' spring wagon, crossed the
road "where a boy was felling a tree and was
almost totally divested of clothings by the
falling limbs. He hid in a thicket and sent
a boy to town to 'purchase a suit of clothes,
before he could venture to gd on, not wish
ing to set up a Black" Crook in moral old
Warren. Mr. Shell was severely bruised.
His horse was knocked down.
From the Banbury Reporter:
The Revj Mf; Wm.' Berry, of the Methodist
Church, got his marriage license on yester
day to marry a Miss Hutcherson, of this
cOuntyl' ' He is over 80 years old was born
blind and educated at the Deaf; Dumb and
Blind Asylum at Raleigh, He can read his
Biblefluently, and can preach, a good ser--mbn
and 'is regerded as a "conscientious
man.c'? His wife will have something 'to
boast of that few married ladies can claim
her ausbandcaanevetecafault in her.
Wfi thespleasure of meeting
yesterday, EvelynX Denisbn, late of Cos
ham Park, Hampshire,' and of London,
England, - who has been- in this State for
some time on a prospecting tour. Mr..
Denison has just returned here from Ashe
ville,.Bunconbe county, haying contracted
for the purchase ot 75,000 acres of land, in
Madison and 'Jackson counties for stock
raising and general farming husbandry, as
is practised in England and Scotland- We
wish him all success in his undertaking, and
that many others may be induced to follow
his good example. Maleigh News. ' '
j(U,
HOTEL ARRIVALS. t
National Hotel. R. Jones. ProDrletor. SeDtem-
bet 1&,t. T. Cooper. J. C, Gay,; Kocklngham! W.
MPrentis, Richmond, Va; Geo. A. Davis, Rich
mond county ; Joseph M. Lewis, Ga. ; G. A. BonthaU,
D. Rider, Va,; Philo Allcot, W., C. & A. R. JL; A.
J. Hill. Jr., C. Boacowitz, Bam. A. Feldman, George
a. -ecK. li. u. Mcuirt. uity: x. l. Jiverett. Laorm-
bdrg; T. J. Smith, Daniel McLean. W., C. fe R. R.
R.; 8. E. Ward, Lnmberton; J. C. Rees, Greensboro,
jm, u.j joob xl raodison, romt carweu; A. is.
Caldwell, Sampson county; D. McNeill, Shoe Heel;
D. M. Currie, Marlboro, &. C; S. Shenee, Philadel-
pnia, ra. j max. nern, new uaven, uonn., r. t.
Anoereon, Koanoae tMttom, . u.; Tni
lomas Polk-
ams, Kew York.
if i
, Bottles Full of Beauty.
Ladies, if you would have beauty by the bottle
fall, all yon have to do is to purchase Haoax'b Mao
hqlia Balm. That peerless beautifier of the com-
Slerion not only heightens natural charms, but ren
ers even the plainest countenance exceedingly .at
tractive. It recalls to the pallid cheek the rosy tinge
of health, removes pimples, blotches, roughness, saV
lowness and other blemishes, and imparts to the
skin a most delicate fairness and softness. . It
smooths the furrows caused by time and care, and
giyes facet neck and arms the plump and engaging
appearance of youthful beauty. All this is accom
plished by the most natural. means, viz: by
and naturally stimulating the circulation in
pillary blood vessels: - Besides being the moet effec
tual aid to beauty known to modern science. . .
Pimples, Eruptions, Rough Skin.
- The system being put under the influence of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a few weeks,
the skin becomes smooth, clear, soft and velvety,
and being illuminated with the glow of perfect
health from within, true beauty stands forth in all
its glory; , Nothing ever presented to the public as a
beautifier of the complexion ever gave such satisfac
tion for this purpose as this Discovery. ; . The effects
of all medicines which operate upon the system
thoueh the medium of the blood ara necesaarilv
' somewhat Slow, no matter how good the remedy
empioyeo, vvnue one to tnreeDotuee clear tne sain
of pimples, blotches, eruptions, yellow spots, come
dones or " grabs," a dozen may possibly be required
to cure some cases where the system is rotten with
scrofulous or violent poisons. The core of all these
diseases, however, from the common pimple to the
worst scrofula, is with the use of this most potent
agent, only a matter of time. Bold by all druggists,
sepld-TuThSat
MARRIED.
KING SPRINGER. At the First Presbyterian
Church, in this city, on the 1 6th inst, by Rev. G. B.,
uernneim, jnr. r . m. .ning to miss uiara A. spring
er, both of Wilmington. . . .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
One 1 Thousand Cords
! '. ;;"i ' "pf.; ,
P&E WOOD WANTED.
Apply at once to
sep;it-lw- ,
THOS. D. MEARES,
Agent Steamer Waccamaw.
For Eent,
DWELLING ON SECOND. BETWEEN
Church and Castle streets, now occupied
i
Mil
Dy. jar. sweeney.. 'House contain s six
roomsand Kitchen with two rooms.
Good-water en the premises. Apply t
epl7-tf, .
i WM. H. BERNARD.,
St. John's LodgeNo.1;
A SrECSAI OCOCMUNTCATlOSr WILL BE
jtX. held at St John's Hall THIS (Tuesday) even
ing, atso ciocK. . ,
i i .t ; Byorderpf the W.M. i - "
WM. M. POISSON,
! , -k.i:' . . .-. ... ; a secretary.
, St. Jobb's Qaxx, Sept 17-lt i . , -
FOE BENT,
THAT LARGE HOUSE ON NORTH
side of . Market.' between Second and
Third streets, occupied last year by Mrs.
quince as a ravate isoaroing uouae. it
nas io rooms ana is most aaauraDjy loca-
FLrat-Class BoardlnelHouse. ., ,
.. Also, that Office, on, .Front street, occupied last
year Dy Major J. A. uyrne as an insurance umee.
tt is the best adapted to a professional or business
man in the: city.- Fine-' neiiborbood. Two rood
rooms and in, good condition. ; Price, 25per mouths
. ' " .' i E. D. H ATiIi, .
sep Xt-ln.tii ' -;.:") -. :'.' 'j - Executor.
Notice.
WILL SELL OUR MILL COMPLETE (Ca-
pacity lijfl Bushels per day as we expect to pat in S
targetinOton th ret of October, -1 foot of Dock
stretfT J f wi!!'-''
- sep 17-lt , ' . iOJJ)HAM ft CUMMTNG.
Female ScliooL
i 5
lmsSKS BURR Jc j ABIES, Prlnelpals.
t i i ' i , l . 4 : ST ' i1 ! li ... 1 f " ' -ft 'n I
rTMTX EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
: JL. resumed on Wednesday CetoberSd.- - ". .
rUnder the direction of Mrs. 'M.' 8.' CTJBHlNa:
Saddlery.
'AXL KOn3 0F saddles; harness, tray-
r: ELfNGBAGS, and everything in tae Bne of
Cheap ror Cash at JT. S.Tophanm 4cCo.'a
- - . . Ofc o bouta rront t,
."fb s-tf ftae : tt ' - Wihatogton, K.O.
si s
sssi I
lilt t
lt 1
ted for a
f ; SPECIAL HOTICES;
No
rers;
' w , iQmca o Tax-Coi.lxctor
" Haw Haotb Coctttt.
ECTOR 1
JCHTT, I
N. C. f
No. 13 Market .tree, -Wilmington,
The Tax Books, for SUte and County, for ths
year 1872, having beesjlaced in my poeeesslon,, M-
payers are requested to make, prompt , payment I
may be found at my office every day (Sundays ex
cepted daring tne present monlh.' ' ; ' ' '
;.; t v. -DAVID PIGOTT, '
v" .Tax-Collector New Hanovee Connty.ii
. sep 13-tf- . , ... . '...:'
MISCELmNEOUS;
; To:tKe Lovers ;:
QF..GOOD BOOK,S AITO:, w5 x-., - ir.
, - yi .." standard Literature.
Te attention of connoisseurs and all lovers of
goadlBooks and Standard Literature is directed to
tne
' 'Bare ail ValnaMe - Worts-
In Stars, which, are justly considered the finest col
lection if works ever offered for sale in the- city.
Among them will be found magnificent editions of
the best aatbors, and copies, . in fine condition, of
many rare ana spienaia liinstratea worn, at
3VJ (lV'VA i vid. a
HEINSBERGER'S
. sep 14-tf
Live Book and Music Store.
JUST EECEI VED,
A LARGE LOT OF;
Common 11-inch Plug,
Bright and dark doable
thick Navy, Black and
Sweet; Cavendish : X.
and other grades of
fine '
Chewing; Totiaccb;
Also a' fine lot of im
ported and. domestic .
SEGABS,
Prices Reduced to new
SO cent tax.
H. BURKHIMER,
Sign of the Indian Chief,
i : . '-, . No. 6 .Market St-:
ep 15-tf
TRY THE CA1TFIEII) '
n--
Condensed Milk,
TWO DOLLARS PER CAN,
LOWER THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS AND
' better goods. '
GINGER ALE,
FRESH PIG HAMS,
; REEF TONG UEy
Fresh parched Jara and Laguayra Coffee,
Fresh : Family f Supplies
Received
, .i . -,. ....
By Every
Steamer
' sep lotf
At GEO. MYERS',
Foreign and Domestic
CASSIMERES. ,
Suits ; made to' Order
. HI -THE NEWEST STYLES.
FRESH ARRIVAL Of READY-MADE
CLOTHING!
FINE TTIIITE sniRTS, &c.
MUNSON & CO., ' ,,
' City Clothing Store,
: ''! 88 Market street '
sep 15-tf
if
JTJST ARRIVED :
SEPTEMBER MULLETS,
OWIO NS, 'POT AT0E S;
q b: e' s b ,
! 1 . ' " - : s.
. FBESH BUTIEB, IABD, k
" FOR SALE LOW BY
sep 14-tf dIw "'" BLNFOED, CROW & CO.
THE FINEST GBADE
COFFEES:
(U GOYERNltENT JAYA, CHOICR . OLTJ.
"tit??, :?.;CJ
A.t , JBxtr eiecic4iio, ;,(Vt u
CEYLON, MARACABO AND MOCHA. j
FRESH : GROUND PDREOFFEES
' BY EVERT STEAMER: J
CHAS.;D. MYER3 A CO. ; ,
.sep 15-tf
JolinD.v Woody; f-
connission - flercM;
North Water St.; Wilmington, N?
PERSONAL ATTE2m6N PAlD TO THE SAlS
of Cotton, Naval Stores and - Country Produce.
n t A. . - . i . . . . . .
suucb prnxm vuuuucu wo auwpt rcvuru uupnf
PUEE
-r.-:
1 nitiAinvfofi QfatAn m
1 00 90X29 K PEARL STARCH;
In store, which we offer at low figures. -., v
:.sepl5-S - ' DbROSSET h CO. v
Stuffed'OUves;
CPANISH OLIVES, ANCHOVIESv ENGLISH
rieities: r-eeic, rrean & uc's iULgUsU Crackers,
Albert MMdlemaaa Rimt.-i k-t. ..-.... .. .
j : - . CHAS. D. MYERS A 00.,
T,
Bacon ! Bacon !
WHJASDBS98.
rplTR MORNTNIs'stAR BOOri XttNB
-A -KRx is eomnlete in all all its anointment.
and Is in charge ef one ef tke most sMUful werkmea
2 JB "" f WsAtof exeentH srsr,
wl7 will iw.uKr. f : . T-t luK,.VIjt
i- gix months
rar-Contrsct idTeriinteifcjrtitwPw-
onately low rates.. ; - - LJJ-L-1 'i
Five Squares estimated "as a eartef-colsinB, aaO -i
n squares as alt-colPttjaA Vy, jU V ; v.'
-jri H IMILCEjLjEq IIS flM
AAK0N'& f BBEINSTEIK
JC Sfc COWA, opositethe Hotels pnorabont
THEIR IGfeLT' IKCREASELV
Have rendered this ehans;e necessary. ;
Are leinj receiTejt'W'EOTiS
.i'ruiV r,a--'AHOti-.'-i"5 ;fsl-r;
: wnoiesaie buyers
would do well to. examine their stock before pur
sep :
Stateof Ilorth Carolina,;
xsrunswicK count yaupenor- uourt. ' -
Patrick: murphy AsfADMnnBTRATOR" 4t-
bonis non of Thomas P. Hall, deceased. - v-'
-;.-.. -:.u..-.-Vf)Pjaiatiir,.';i
Samuel Han: William H HalL James Owen and . t
wife, Elizabeth Owen. AaryllasP, AsheV Julia HaU, . . 1
Robert P. HaU. Sopbla-Hall, John Howard, Mart- f v?
anna uowaro, 'l nomas weixer ana wve, f uua w aicv ;
er. Samuel HalL William L. Hall. Thomas G. HalL .: t
Thomas O. Brown and wite, JIarj B. Iowm. Sarah r i i
j. naii, wiuiam u. urown ana wite. uoaina w,
Brown, Angelo A,
Benton, heirs at la-
-wtw-- mums.-, wrmm.smnmtnmrvipa, : mmt '
m ot Thomas P. Han, dee'd. , 'i
4" " vf Defendants. i l
Petition to sell land to car Sebts and charges of -
administration.,-, y,'i.hyiv!.iiiiUl;
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. r
To Samuel Halla William H; Hall.t- Amasttas I
Ashe. James Owen and wife Elisabeth, .Julia- Hall, ,v .
oopnjauau, .loan nowaru. Mary Ann uowamy i nea.' -Walker
and Julia Walker his wife, non-residents of
the State of North Carolina, and detendants to the .
above petition: . . . . ,- . t !
- Ycarohereby summfinsdtoaTrpearrt'tb'wace
Of the Clerk of the Superior Court for the county
and Ptats aforesaid on Taeaday, the 8th day ot Octo--'
ber, 1872, to answer, the complaint In the above ae--
tiou, or Judgment will be. taken according to. tha, ,
prayer of the petition. ' , ', . , . r ,
w Harass w. u, varus, .caem or Bupenor uourt, at -office
in Smlthville, this 6ta day of August, A. D., ;
'' - .-S- G. CURTIS,' 'V
aug90-oaww.Tu.i'-v.''-.f.i,j . sfcMtf f ft-8.'l.'.
BUT THE OENITlIfB' V'" V?.--
ivv.'2it?-3J-
STAirDARD SCALEO;;
More than 8 SO Different Modifications
Agents also for the best alarm Vdncy Drawer..' T ,
FAIRBANKS A CO., 811 BROADWAY, NEW , 1
YORK, 184 Baltimore Street, . BalUmorei U - '
Camp St, New Orleans; , " ,
FAIRBANKS &BWINGf, 715 Chesnat street, WL- - V
adelphia. . . -w . - ,r - -,v V
FAIRBANKS. BSOWW "ft" CO1TirVTTlt atrAot , , ;
FohyleAdmi'Bwari
? 8cpl7-ttawtoTn&Sat,t, .tf; ;., ;4 A u n Vf ;
i i i ii - i i m li i. i kitau i i -SS-s ssrSSH-vM-
Cod Liver Oil J
COD" LITER; OIL ANlJ ihakCSi p6wf !
.TOOTHER USHE8MU'
Segars and Tobacco, Pain
i PatatfcOIGlaeS- and Pfyt
At GREN tt FLANNER S,', , , -''
. .i r i .i ii ii i- ?, J.
sep la-w
Fresh, Go3hen;A Butter.
' A : SMALL LOT JUST BECSTtZD PtE STEAM-'i
smn-Tonawandai'andwl 5. 'st "rt'V,-? 'Iii-js'
r. sep l&4t t'Wii'llsBaWsA.-
-1 1
1-".:
1200i8MiS
- j ..ForsaIeby..'. y--j-
Vseplfi-tfl.,
Bag-andTica;
Coffee Corn i and Eyo.
C A 8ACKS RIO,, LAGUAYRA rXKT , JAVA .
Wy Coffee, 10,009 3nsbe)s Corn, too baahels
V..- For sale hy -.X'ht,
MH,Eaan4Poi&
'1QfiVttS. AW3Ba1 S31QKE)llSIDE3r, ?
C Hhda. andBoxef a g. giionldera, -'f ; 2
syk Had and Boes Smoked Bboulders, :
riHttiM f -rts re1e 's.:V; "
r P
1 1
300 ti1 HZAVS BAClGINO, 1200 Bandies1 !
r1 -r : -T- .- . 'i 1 - . . . ,-;;
' Oil -MUiAAb'.XeiAXUUIs: fftWrW-
200 J4 XaSTRI A'ifcE;
York :X&?k&.
,-. -: - ., ? . 'Tf Salsv Jew.'- ';5 .V'W yt
VseplMt r:'- ', DkHOSSI?! A CO.
"TROM l-TOP- 0CT0F"3 KEXT.o
-JC DWELLING on N. W. corner oi ltd
and Red Crone streets.-) it ha six rootr.
goed out-bouses, and well ot' exceliai..
- r
I ; For terms apply on the premises.
waver miMi cameo. . -. - . .
7? p
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