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THE H0RIII1IG STAE.
PUBLISHED daily; by :
OrncK, Dawson Bank Buildings, Pront St. .
RATS a OF BtTBOCWFTlO. - '
la advance. vt.-...
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months. In andvance
I,nnth.In advance
$7 00
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The MownNO StakVHI be delivered in. any part
0t the City at FirnM Cknts pet week. -
' : ioiJTiLiNES.
Greeley spoke at Cleveland, " Ohio, and
corrected a misstatement of hia Vicksburg
! speech of a year ago.-;- Mitchell, Repub
iienn, for Senator from Oregon, had a plu
I nj of four votes. The King bf Abyg
; ginja has applied for protection to the- civ
I iizej powers against Egypt.--: Erie Rafl
! roftd has sued 'Mrs. Fiak and Jay Gould
! for the Grand Opera . JIquso.1 -Excite:
!' ment at Geneva over the removal,' by the
I gwi3S Government, of a Catholic priest. -
yirulcnt small pox at several .South AmerU
! can ports.- 13,000 Communists, are held
, in custody by the French government.
Half of these will bo released.' -'A St.
Louis jury havo given as verdict against I a
, , cfntna Insurance Comnanv fnr nn
tnitcd States insurance ompany tor one
hundred and scvcnty-chjht thousand dol-
brs, cotton burned during; the war on a
Afissisaippi steamer BunviUe disaster is
bcins investigated in New York. -- Chief
Justice Cockburn dissents from the Geneva
decision in a printed document "of 250
pjges. The King of Denmark is very
HI Princess Hohenlohe, sister of Queen
Victoria, is dead. English . Court in
mourning for King of Sweden. .
Mr. Greeley haa thrown himself
with all his mighty spirit into the
, freeman's canvass and his blows are
telling like broadsides from an Arm
strong battery. His speeches, at
u..v., ..x.,
lncuanapoiis, r ranKun, -oincinnati,
Cleveland and other points are wak-
ing up the people, and we are going
to have the grandest revival - of
patriotism in this country ever
in history.
known
Senator Schnrz and ex Senator Doo-
little addressed a grandly enthusiastic
meeting in Pittsburgh Saturday night.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
V September 25, 1872.
Time. BaJ,e- mom- Wind. Weather.
ler - eter,
"TT.M.! 30:18 73 ' S E Light Foggy
2 P.M. 80:10 85 S K Fresh Cloudy
9 P. M.I 80:08 77 'S Fresh Fair
Mcau Temp, of day. 78 dee.
Note. All barometric readings are reduced to the
tea level ana to si degrees jraarenneit.
Robert Sbtboth,
Serg't Sigpal SerTice U. S. A.
Weatber Report.
War Department,
1RTMENT, )
Beer, y
h3o P. M. )
Office of unier bignai omcer,
Washington, September 20-74 :
rrobabUiiie.
For the New England ' States to-night,
soutiieriy wmas, ciouay weatner ana ram,
the former veering to v westerly, with
clearing weatner over tue western por
tion on Thursday afternoon, and over the
eastern portion on Thursday; westerly
winds, tailing temperature and clear and
cleann? weather for the South Atlantic
States; southerly to westerly winds and
cooler weather for the Gulf States, winds
veenns to westerly; ir
LakeLric and upper lakes, r northeasterly
and westerly winds and 'clear and cooler
weather; the brisk and high winds over the
upper lake region probably diminish some
what in force on Thursday.
Cautionary siirnals continue at Milwau
kee, Chicago, Grand Ilaven, Detroit, Tole-
uo, Cleveland, liunalo, Kochester and Os
wego. .. '. . .. .
Ihe majority of the afternoon telegraphic
reportsi from the lower Missouri valley to
leases Aiicuigan ana superior are missing.
the Gxmzr.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
See advertisement of Collar Button Lost
K. T. Wood Engine and Boiler Wanted.
VKoxly & morkis Auction Sales.
DeRosset & Co. Virginia Bacon.
C. M. VakObsdeli House for Rent
ee advertisement headed "Music."
ea "JM.US1C . .1
To the Democratic and Conservative
Voters of the Fourth Ward.
In accordance with a resolution of - the
County Executive Committee, a meeting of I
the Democrats and Conservatives' of the I
Pourth Ward is hereby called at Germanla I
Hall, on Front, between Dock and Orange I
streets, Friday evening. Sept 27th. at 7T
o'clock, for the purpose bf organizing a I
Greeley and Brown Club.
F. W. Kebchneb, ' , "
Member Ex. Com. for Fourth Ward.'
St. -'
Too Kluch Brass.
A colored individual by the name of
John Felt, charged" with ' stealing brass
from
one of the old hand eneines known as
t lie "Viirllant w -or a a ' a nU ..'fUDJt. I
o vTa migsvcu uj ' Jkixx t
Toney Ashe, yesterday, and lodeed in the
Guard House. The brass, which was found
'n his possessionj was all recovered.
in Inu rr f "". .
Badly Fooled,
One of our typos," who had occasion to
l'ay a brief visit to Raleigli, pa ' Saturday,
'st, nad his pockets picked 'between Wil
mington and Goldsbom The thief : got an
empty pocket-book and jnust have been
considerably chagrined when "he 'found
tlmt he had been throwing awav his nro-
fiau;nn..i .1 ii . . . si " " .
u,uu BJUU Pon a poor printer.
Ti.o , ..v. ' '--i '
r. :Z. : - DW9en lD.!
uittics unu Illff (prmnn Kmvnrf Will
go into operation on Tuesday ' October 1st
Ti . - - -'. - . .
'w maiimmn m naK To. j
: , . . - . .
wwtm xy. v... m ! kr.il . w iir 11
sued in the United States at "'fifty, dollars
in currency, . and the rates of commission
as follows: ''For any sum: not explain"
5 cents; for above 5, but not exceed'
ing fio25 cents; for . above 10;- but not
eeeding 20 W cents; for above 20.
hut not exceedmevi367& cants:' ifor'ahov
30, but not exceeding $40-$l'r for. above
out not exceeding $50-fl" 25.'
"ruers
mation
, ; . .1 " f l.H" "iiuwBuuou.wti.BKu; . Horse, -Thomas uowara, wnx-iiounes, wn. nuue w ones essay ea to repiy,oui yt, yTrtri? irrfn k v - " .- r r v-vtf
u rcierence u me BV Stem nnon an. I mm nt eonn fr onnnnronen nt fiAiirtLin I tmm TTnifrrina -Wftitprrrion ITnwi"-V- i' -1 Tendon' wirandAr demoralized mm. ... I Vn- 1 rz. "A . -rirl oi. tt .T : I v xntit w r,i : . . - 4 rod
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VOL. XI.--NO'. 3.
-!;,.' ' . V ;- j
Heavy rain last night, accompaniedby j .'
thnnder and lightning. -J, 4 - . s .h
A runaway nyeatederable
dirersiononFrontstreetyesterday morning.
- -,. ' : : . I
" 7 T .W? ADDottsDurg
Ui ie roaa yes
",s '-:-t
, a w iuie lemaie pauper wasvgraniea ;pcr I
mission to enter the Countv. Poor. House
yesterday.
' Miss Julia - Stevenson; advertises that
she will resume her Music class on Monday,
October 1st.. J . :- ; ' J
-.Hie proof readings particularly that of
the editorial matter, has been execrable for
day or two past
. t , . .
Regular monthly communication of
St. John's Lodge No. 1, F. & A. M, this
evening at 8 o'clock. - i
a - .
We are requested to state that there
will be a meeting of the, Juverile Savings
Bank this (Thursday) evening, at Masonic
HalL
Columbus Superior Court, which - was
in session this week, Judge Russell presid
ing, adjourned on Tuesday evening; there
being but very little ouslness to dispose of.
A slight " scrimmage'' occurred yes
terday, about 1 P. Mv near the foot of
Market street, but as the parties were not
determined to u fight it ought on that line'
the difficulty was ehded without any serious
daraage
We hear complaints of the outrageous
conduct of certain half-grown colored boys
and girls, who make a regular practice of
congregating at Union depot when the
tram3 come in and cutting up all sorts of
U 7-16 po
uiem.
List of unmailable letters remaining in
the City Post Office, Sept 26th, 1872 : S.
B. Holt, Graham, N. C; Isaac Watts, Bo
naparte, Iowa; L.B. Price, Oxford, Miss;
Ward Tellar,( Enfield, N. C. ; Doct T. J.
Dozier, Britton's Neck, S. C.
- There was an alarm of fire last night,
about 8 o'clock, and the engines were all
out, but up to this writing we have been
unable to find out how it originated, but
presume it was caused by a burning chim
ney. Tne lungs of tne crowd on tne street
did full justice to the occasion. ,
The Fayetteville Eagle learns that Mr.
James M. Smith, Jr., has been tendered
the appointment of Assistant Marshal at the
Wilmington Fair, to be held in November.
The appointment, says the Eagle, is a capi
tal one, and we hope Mr. Smith will accept.
CoK John McRae, of Richmond county,
favored us with one of his old-fashioned,
social .visits,-, yesterday. , Our venerable,
but still active and vigorous friend, left
last evening for a somewhat extended tour
through the Northern States. We wish
him all the enjoyment that usually falls to
the lot of a young gentleman of four-score
years. -
Mayor's Court.
The only case before the Mayor's Court
yesterday was that of a colored man by the j
name of Joseph Fowle, who was charged
with disorderly conduct Judgment for the
costs, which were afterwards remitted by
Mayor Wilson and defendant discharged.
In explanation of the above, Fowle states
that two policemen, who he alleges were in
fluenced by personal animosity against him,
went to his house about 12 o'clock on Tues
day night and ordered him out of his bed,
saying that they had been sent to arrest him.
Upon being questioned as to their having a
warrant for their proceedings in the matter
one of them remarked that he had the docu
ment; but he failed to produce it - They
xutiiK, uutuv i l
authority
force. Upon reaching the Guard House,
however, Captain Nixon stated that he
knew nothing about the matter, but recog-
Hized Fowle ta appear before, the Mayor's
Court yesterday morning. - He attended,
according to promise, but the two police-
men were not present to prefer any charge
against him.
If policemen are allowed to use their of-
ficial. positions to gratify personal spite,
they will not be of much service as guard
ians of the public peace.
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
The College of Physicians and Surgeons
of this city advertise that the? first course of
lectures of that institution will commence
on the first Wednesday In November,
onrl inrl on the 15th of March. 1873. One
.
beneficiary will be received from each Sen
I atorial district in the State, on the payment
I i.t.H.tHSAMlnASAnraA titVi
of the matriculation fee, which shows a cred-
itable spirit of liberality on -the part of the
- " " m
Collejre. -Ah institution of this character is
t . - ' -
very desirable here, and should receive ad-
.equate; encouragement from
the people
throughout the State.
This morning, at 9 o'clock, m -front of
I their salesreoms. Messrs. Cronlv & Morris
. ... . . '. . . . . ' x '
will sen a large, ana vanea assonmem ot
household and kitchen; furniture; at 10 o'-
clock, at ifixchange uorner tne convenient-
U sitAated lot on Third street "Hear Orange.
I . . - : . -
1 0 hylOOeet, and at 12 M., at same place,
f cnnrlrv lots of valuable ' real estate, build-
i r--- ri
. . . - - i - - - , . . -
I ! -Wswoa onrt wviVowmr 'AVn' milt no fiia-
ings, horse and rockaway, &c';, will .be dis-
posed of,, See advertisements in ttis issue
for pactilars.';'Xv-.-
. c
Committed for XareenyY
Elizabeth Evans was aijested yesterday
on the com;
charged with
lipfnrft Jn'stire . Cafisidev.'vesterdav- after-
i noon, who, upon hearing thetestimony,
klatnt "ItTsrsr Anraon., Mrs Betsyaiarris, oiyaasamnronu, jiiaiy j
- -v. T- ' . - ' f J Tilev care U U line us. niniG iioasres care I oi trenerosiiy anamoim-iirnxixess. - v -1 WnjaKoxoH. N. CL. Seot. 17. loa-tlOnao j 'C I "1VJ-vwai1' - ce JixUltliia. tw-
H
WILMINGTON, N.
;A Hurricane at Sea-Narrow Escape 6f
tn Barque Anadell.
Capt-Bobt,: B. Keyv of the Barque
1?.? "
, " I kq i w7 ' Z X H ' 9 1
long. 59:10 West, passed the three-masted
Schooner Maggia McKeai, bound South,
there being a strong wind from East South
east 'at the time, with heavy clouds, sea
nign and much rain.
v On the 2Stb a
the wind veering from East to Northeast,
then changing to North, then to Northwest
and finally to the "West, going round and
round the compass. Latitude at noon 24:51
North; long. 6153 "West. On the 29th
there was a complete hurricane, the wind
still going round and round the compass,
with much rain, the sea running mountain
" uumuS muuumm
high, and the shipscudding all the time
under the two lower topsails and fore top-
mast atavaaiL the lowJand
xuoBi. uutyeau. iae lower' ana uDner lODsan 1
yards lashed together, the ship straining
1 l.: - - I
" J. Jfi
" XUXUHUJ5 ii5Lug nos uuixiug j
and flvine like whircord. At noon lat f
26:17. North;, long." 58-24 West On the
30th the humcane was steady at the South,
with mountains of sea, the ship laboring
and straining the hull and masts, while the
yards and decks were constantly under
water, there being great danger of the ves
sel's foundering. At noon lat 29 -28 North ;
long. 58:43 West On the 31st there was
less wind at noon, but the sea very high,
the wind being South by Southwest, with
much rain. The masts, yards, etc., were
found to be very much chafed and cut, the
stenchions and bulwarks ' much damaged
and the oakum washing out of the seams,
the ship in the meantime making a great
quantity of water. At this time the vessel
was in lat 83:58 Northi lonS- 58:2:1 West-
The'.4nZeff finally arrived at the Bar on
Saturday, the 21st Inst
Not much of a Grant man. :
It having been reported on the streets
and intimated in the columns of the admin
istration organ of this city, that Jacob De
Witter, the colored orator from Washing
ton City, who addressed the Liberal Re
publican Club on Thursday evening of
last week, in the interests of Greeley and
Brown, had since announced his allegiance
to the Grant party, we publish-the follow
ing note from that individual, which will
show how much truth there is in the reports
alluded to:
To The Wilmington Star:
In order to let the public know just ex-
actlv mv nosition in resrard to the nresent 1
political crisis I beg leave to state ithat I am
the WOrd ' 7' I
It would be vain for anv man. theref ore. I
me desert the party whose principles I hold
as sacred as l do my religious creed.
1 am determined not to allow tne sense
less yellintrs of any party to deter me from
exercising tne ngnt wuicn appertains to my
position as a citizen of the United States of
America. . " '
Jacob De Witter.
September 25th, 1872.
Pnblle Speaking.
L. H. McClammy, Sub-Elector of New
Hanover county, will address his fellow
citizens, in behalf of Greeley and Brown,
at the following times and places
Lillington (by invitation) Oct 9th.
Rocky Point, Saturday,
Middle Sound, Wed.
Sandy Run, Saturday,
Other appointments will
12th.
16th.
19th.
be
duly an-
nounccd. .
Tlie Temperance Lecture.
From one who was present we learn that
the lecture of T. J. Duncan, Esq., on the
subject of temperance delivered at the
Seamen's Bethel last evenintr. was an able
and eloquent one, reflecting much credit
upon the orator and giving entLre satisfac-
. f i j. x
ance and will doubtless be the means of
"bringing many members into the order in
this city. , .
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
Statesville. " 20
Charlotte, " 22
Salisbury. ; " 24
LeaksviDe, .............
Mountain Chapel,. ......
26
27
29
1
2
4
5,
6
8
10
12
13
14
1
18
20
Greensboro
Kittreil's Springs, Oct
i S -
Louisburg, "
Oxford...... "
- Williamsboro,
I
H
Henderson,. . . ;.' i ; . . .
Warrenton,
Gaston, ....,-...
Weidon, '..
Jackson, .............
Halifax,
Rocky Mount,. . . . i: -, .
Wilson,.
Clinton, . i, .
y;
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the City Post Office Sept. 23,
1 H QTO X- ' '". ...
; . ... . "vt" '-a,
iV-JMlwaru Vxllxiuxu, -s . xjyiuaim. . aim-
8trong g e Alexander. -
.1 . I Miss Agnes isurKe. ajick xsryanx, hits
I 'horlAtto KllrVTl rVI Ya N'flnnifl Kl Sir KlTl ATI
James Henry Brown. Mrs Liza Barnes care
Tinnla Rornra TTpmn P "Rat.tlft Misa Mnr
B e Mrs Sarah Best, T G Bridges,
I Miss Sallie Bnrch, Wm Bell, W JBivins.
I rtPhoa TK fianrw ' M ra Tfranois Ciirtisi.
WrTTw nTrW r ,7
lSifichaerCarrolL ;Miss Sallie Curtis.-Mrs
Marv A Uuiien care inos A tjuiien, inoa
AXf AW
Carte
A Cullen, Miss Sarah Curtis W J Carter,
I T A flmon rxiro w ij. I nrnctia
Dc&m & Douglas, J W Dunham, Lo-
I nQiwn .""Viaa PwiiTla Tftwsnri. - . .
i iRv -
. . . . tt, i r . . - : . urn
I r
F Rachael Fall ort, Lavmia W llson care
1 ?
G Mrs Tobetha Gauze, "Joe Gause, Mrs
T u - tr -s r xx
Jane. Goodman, ,11 y uaDnei, jjiargaren
Grunsell. W Green. - - r:-
H ilrs Henrietu iiodges, ,jb;, l uunt,
Hodges, Mrs G F.Haine, Guilford JF
Geirl H Heth,' James HosMns; Guil-
1 Home
ISi?
C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER J!6, 1872.; -
fie James, H Jenkins, T Jackson, T A
ohnson. - . r.. .' t . ... - '
K T J Kinyeer, Fannie Keith,-John D
Kert, Christian Kernon. -
t aJ t t' abertter. Mrs
" ijcuu, isuuxk Ajtuie, juibs iuar uuve, i oreensboro, and on the same day was car
Tbos LitUeton,; W Lyncher : , ..- . A ried before Judee Dick whd ordered his
, K yvuiua,yiiiisLey mauiisuy,
M1S3 juiza mcitudd, Henrietta . jacnoy,
James Montgomery, Jonnn Murphy Coun-
S ?fyT' pDeUaMc1-11. 3oe$
Axa.xaxi.ui, uii i "u jiuiuwi, -1
BManess, Mra Maria MitchelL , , '
Miss-Mary-E Anderson care Richard T
JNlxon,. liobert J ISixon, JVliss Sophia E I
vt . , t ,
P Miss Eliza Penny,; -Jane Perry, Jas
jrerviue, .tames xj irauncK, jesse x-arser, j
T Piatt, Peter Pickett, Mrs Sarah J Price
uuo jkaj.ui,c. , 1
4 Jirs Lany uuinn, Ueorge yumce. ; u
R Benjamin R RusselL Miss Catharine
xWUix., i """'''ttu xaiiiv-a.
Gaughn,-John B Richardson, Sidney Ran-
B0Tkfxf
VT. feS L
ltomnson, liowen liowan for Patrick
ueniamin tttnc.ltlin. .1 I' Hneden. Jno
SwauUL K Pepper, Miss Rosa Smith, Wm
owixiuie.
T-Henry Taylor, MaMaTyse-, S H Ter-
Tv, x nos o xoiar, rnos a rnavier.
V T Veness. Wm M Valentine.
rJKr?" Ag!
David WUliams. Mrs Ellen Weeks. Miss
Elizabeth Williams, Mrs Henry Emmala
S55 A aifcer, Mrs W it Beery care it
Watson .James Williams. Jas D Wilson,
T 1 TXTJl CI Trrni. ttt t I
uuruaa nruson, oamee Williams, w u
White. .. ., .'
-Peraons calling for above letters will
please say they are advertised. If not called
for in ten days they will be sent to the
uead .Letter umce. ...
Ed. R. Brink, P. M.
Wilmington, N. C, Sept 23, 1872.
Spirits Turpentine.
' - 4
Health of Charlotte good.
No cases of importance at John
ston court
Black Creek has a Greeley and
urown uiuD.
TUa Urnl A A7.o I
ihe W eldOn JSieWS boys are a
pleasuring set I
r O I
I Tirrk mnra Ttmannara ziomnaH rrk 1
the penitentiary.
x I
The Jiobesonian wants a new
jail in Lumberton.
Mayor French is cleaning and
painting .Lumberton.
Smelf ungus Caldwell hath re
turned to his official duties.
Building improvements in "Wil
son are noticed by the Ledger.
The Rocky Mount Mail office
lias been removed nearer to tne railroad.
The Banner of Temperance
will hereafter be called the Smrit of the Am.
1 A gain of three votes in each
wxioxul tix uvuwmc vaiuweu o -urojur-
convention, and organized for the cam-
paign.
Presbyterian synod of North
Carolina meets in Charlotte on the 9th of
October.
'if. A. London, Jr., Greeley
Elector for the 4th district, is now making
an active canvass.
T?W Wnnnt l,o. n
, A, . I
ana jorown uiuds. xiarry uancy is rresi-
dent oi tne colored ciud.
Mr. Wm. Woodward preached
his first sermon in the Primitive Baptist
cnurcn oi Wilson on last Sunday.
Battleboro enjoyeth a local
squabble over the question of whose busi
ness is it to tase care of tne streets.
The Messrs. Battle have ordered
sixty looms from England for their factory
at ocKy jviount, says tne weidon Jsews.
Miss Bettie Cobb, of Nashville.
died of the small pox Sunday. This was
the only case. So says the Weidon News.
Miss Jeanie Patterson will prob-
MVUW.V clAum, W'UUXVV
i HP.rip.n fiT np.r nnnn r rpanintn mva rnf
I Jfeum.
- ft - j "
Mr. Wbitaker, Editor the
I tt m . .
The Gazette says the merchants
of Einston held a meeting last Thursday
I or tne purpose of forming a mercantile
asuociauum
Saith McSween: Bat the Road
Steamer, oh where is it 7 - We want it
swapped for a telegraph, or .make a fire
engine of it
The Democrat says: Charlotte
is now an international money order office
for the exchange of money orders with the
German Empire.- - - ? "
The Wilson Ledger regrets very
much indeed to have to chronicle the death
of Mr.. Win. Boyette, of that county, aged
47, died on Sunday morning, the 22nd lust
The Ledger learns from several
XT " Zl -7 r
from Jovners to Greenville is Droeressine I .
finely t and that grading will commence
SOOIU -
The agent of the Wil., Char. &
Ruth. Railroad at Lumberton, says the
Jiobesonian, reports the freight receipts for
the week ending on .Saturday last as above
I SxStS-VX flV
ftsw.w,
i . , t xx -11 ' TT 1
r T IPm- tne Zl"111.
i - m " LLXkAO
I UD a UiaUUlCUs LUAAKAlXa&L. JL AAD nOlia QIC
J nearly done now; and the work is going
I raDldlV fOTWaTd.
- The Lumberton n Jiobesonian,
savs : , The: contract for building a , bridge 1
ftomoa TiiimriAr river nr.nnaiti thia tnwn hast
been taken by Mr. J. ff CaldwelL who will
commence work on it immediately, and ex-
pects to nave it compietea in a lew weeKs.
. . f j,. s.
Hi, A. IjOndOn. Jr.. JiSq.T' Our
Elector, made a good speech, -for Greeley
i t A r . ; if. TT.ii n r . I
and Brown at Metropolftan Hall,v Monday
I rtiirht. He snoke' one hour, and ten min -
ana Drown at jueiropouian aaii, iuuuuay
night He spoke' one hour and teh min-
o - . .
I utea, and was listened to witn mucn lnter-
deinf"aldv
himself in a very creditable manner. jGrant's
I . z f - f - a . J
gnviaaixig,. aepoiimTOmpeieiicy, - u
I negiecici uuiy, were conirasteawitu uree-
i ley Kinanesa oi neart, miegnty oi cnaraor
ter, magnanimity to tne outn, ana ma acts
of Mnerositv and mbral . fiimneas.- -" -. fe"
I - Mr. Ixndon, ,in conclusion,' made some
j timely appeals to the young men to hold up
their handa; and to bear tne brunt or- ine : :;-JWiv:ttuu'.A: w -..t - . -i' :'iV:
I tijrht in tha Tiendini? strnT?le. ;-- i , . , . . i M -I Tj TT.l r TT M .
Yesterday United;" States Dep
uty Marshal Bosher brought to this city, from
Greensboro, Oscar J. McFee, a celebrated
coin counterfeiter McFee was arrested
in Salisbury on last Monday and taken to
commitment in default of $5,000 bail but
on account of the inseenritv of the -iail at
that place was, on yesterday, brought for
safe keeping to the. jail in this city, Depu-
vf iiosner also lonna m tne woods near
Concord, one hundred moulds which, be-
McFee is the leading ! SDlrit.1 The moulds
captured are designed for the manufacture
of com- from ,the five ! cent -nickel - to
50 cents in silver, and from $2 50 in gold
tottie ?10 piece.' Some one hundred dollars
of the bogus cola already galvanized and
1.511 trncra.lvft.ni7.pn who nlsn cjintnrM h-rthn
officer making the arrest. , - This gang has
hefin onfirfttintr
the western portion of this State for the tast
iae western portion oi trus Mte ior me past
twelve months, and the authorities have
Pt to mucu titmbld to .get upon tiieir
J&2JIJ
;n tdoiMt nf .Wm.iiu.;. fm. a
Texas to be put into circulation., McFeeis
a native of Canada, but for a number of
years resided in Texas. . Deputy -. Bosher
worked up this case in a very skillful man-
ner, and he is confident of overhauling the S
other members of the s&ne in a very; short I
ume, isamgn JSenunei.
As a remedy for Bronchial ' Affections and
Chronic diseases of the Lanes. Bothine ever before
discovered equals Dr. Pierced Golden Medical Dis-
WJCIJ. ' -,. '
coTery.
Tne Caltar or tlie TlaJr Just as (rar1v
as a soil infested with Canadian thistles can be made
to produce fine crops of golden grain, the scalp now
sparsely covered with harsh, dry, unmanageable
hair can be made m-oHfic of silken tresses. All that
is necessary to effect the chansre in either ease is the
right kind of fertilizer. Leaving the agricultural
cnemists to determine how the barren land shall be
made fruitful, we positively assert that Lyon's Ka-
thairon is unequaled as a fertilizer and beavHtfir of
in.en.axr. xwenty-nve years oi success is ine Dasis
of this unqualified statement . Soring that time it
has been used by many millions of both sexes, and
the first instance in which it has faQed to fulfill the
expectations of a rational purchaser has yet to be
discovered. It will not cause hair to grow on a var
nished gourd; but wherever the roots of the hirsute
fibers remain undisturbed it will cause them to put
forth new shoots, and in all cases where the hair 1
become thin it will increase its volume.
sep 4-Tu ThSat .
' HOTEL? ARRIVALS.
National Hotel. K. Jones. Proprietor. 8eDtem-
DerSJS, 1872. J. D. Craig, Sumpter, 8. C; Wm. Mc-
KeniTe. So. Ca.: J. W Powell Colnmbns: W. H.
Johnson, Eattonton, Ga,; N. A. Lee and lady Pe-
. r T TV T V. T V. M T T ttT
Ttiniriw XT f . Tk w w cnvn. r k
aA.wil itii : . . .1 t 11 . y:n
pie, Bladen county; C E. Richards, New York; P."
A. Ralston, Richmond, Va. : J. A. Turpm, So. Ex.
vo. ; t. j. smitn, w., u. b a. a. t; u. a. uarnsa,
ueo. xt. r&rsiey, uuy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
i 1
Colter of PlysiciaiLs aai Surgeons,
OF WILMINGTON. N. C.
A HE FIRST COURSE OF LECTURES WILL
commence on the first Wednesday in November,
1873, and end on the 15th of March, 1873.
One beneficiary will be received from each Sena
torial District in the State, on the payment of the
Matriculation Fee.
For further information, apply to the Dean of the
Faculty. W. W. LANE,
sept 86taw3wSu Th - . M. D.
N. C. Presbyterian copy 8t j
St. John's Lodge, NO. 1,
F. &, A. M.
T EQULAR Monthly Communication THIS fThurs-
-x '
i evening, at 8 o'clock.
By order of the W. M.
Wm. M. POISSON, Secretary,
St. John's Hall, Sept 36, 1873-lt
Music.
lTlISS JULIA STEVENSON WILL RESUME her
Music Class on TUESDAY, October 1st.
WrxjcnreTOx, September 26-lw
For Bent.
A
2. COMFORTABLE HOUSE, centrally 4
H!!!t
located; haa five rooms, kitchen, servant's .
rooms, garden, &c. Apply to - r
ept26-lt 4 CM. VanORSDELL.
VIRGINIA BAC01T,
HamSjiSides and Shoulders.
A CH0ICE L0T
JUST
RECEIVED
And for sale by
sept 26-lt
DeROSSET & CO.
Western Smote! and Dry Saltei Bacon.
.J FULL SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED,
PER STEAMSHIP "R. CLYDE," and
-- For sale by
sept 26-lt
DiROSSET A CO.
Wanted.
A SECOND-HAND Portable Engine and Boiler of
il
6, 7 or 8-horee power, but little worn.
Address E. T. WOOD, P. M.,
sept S6-2t . - Socky Point, N. C
. V Goldsbo Messenger Insert twice and send
j Sflr1rllfTV
I T'T J
kinds of saddles, harness, trav-
ELINQ BAGS, and everything in the Que of
SADDLERY GOODS,
Cheap for Cash at J.S.Topham 4cCo.s
' . novo Boaut rTont bc,
f eh S-tf nae Wilmington, N. a
Shields" Eye Wash,
MANUFACTURED BY
ITIrs. Sue W. Cash well. WrufixoroiT, N. C.
I NE OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDIES
JJ-j &3g&Z&3gt
I Price CO cents per bottle bottles double the original
i. size. uxuuuh r wini,
I - v Wholesale Asenta.
1 dec 14-naclaw Th , . . 47 Market street.
CO-PartnerShlT) -UotlCO
I XT
rrHB : UNDERSIGNED -; HAVE " THIS DAY
A formed a Co-Partnership under the name and
Lr"..
BOOT AND SHOB BUSINESS, .
and wlllsnflis 1st of October jaext :dpenwfthlarr
i and enurely new stock, m one of ta new stores in
i ""r1 spW -
A HENRY VohGLAUN.
i ; . f S Thursday;' ssta inst, at is o'clock ill
1 t v ; T :ao. o nrJ T7nnn Q " LU will sell at EicW-a Corner, a 7rTX 5?,
"3
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
Gommissionersv Sale 1
' Bf CronI y,' Auctioneer. '
THIS DAY (THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1872), AT
Exchange Corner, at 12 o'clock M., as previous
ly advertised, the Real Estate fronting npon
. . , - - - . -.
FOURTH STREET 223 FEET,
THIRD STREET 26 FEET. ' .
Will be sold subdivided as follows: .
FOURTH STREET. " -' u-
135
Q
CD-
S
(3)
135
. (3)
C. M. STROMAS', . ' )
DnBRUTZ CUTLAB, ( Com'n ners.
sept 86-lt
M. Cronly, Auctioneer.
BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
HoMoli and Kitcien Furniture '
V AT AUCTION.
LAEQEST SALE OP THE SEASON !
npmS DAY fTHURSbAT) PROMPTLY at 9
X o'clock A. M., we will sell in front of our
Salesrooms a large and varied assortment of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
ANY AND EVERYTHING REQUIRED.
iept36-lt.: .
M. Or oily,' Auctioneer.
BY CRONLT & MOBBIS.
DESIRABLE LOTS
FOB S.XjE.
A Rare Opportunity ror Permanent
Location or for Present and
Prospective. Investment.
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1872,
AT
Corner,
ou tuab viuuauie piece or ptuvei vi
Real Estate
Situated upon Chesnut, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, as designated below :
110
110
110
Oil
8
s
8
8
8
0"
65
55
D
55
55
65
65
CHESNUT .STREET.
Plan to be seen at the Office of Auctioneers,
sept 13-St 13, 19, 25S . -
IMPORTANT
Commissioner's Sale
OF VALUABLE CITY REAL ESTATE;
M. CRONLT, Auctioneer. .
By Cronly . & Morris.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE 8UPE
rior Court of this conntv. the nndersiirned Com.
nissioners, appointed by said Court, will proceed to
sell Dj puDUc auction, at JCxcnange corner, In the
city of Wilmington, N. C, on Thursday, September
26th, 1872, at IS o'clock M., all those .
VALUABLE LOTS
; '- viFRONTINCr -,.'
26 Feet upon Third Street,
21QX Feet upon jnnlherry Street,
--234 Feet spon Foarth Street,
" : ' r " '' WITH f.
BRICK DWELLING-,
t KITCHEN AND STABLES
Thereon, being the present site of the Caps Fear
Military Academy, to be sold as s whole, or separ
ated if advantageous inducements sis offered.-. And
Immediately thereafter . '-':;., v- v "
20 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,
Upon the south side of Newborn road, bounded on
ad, '
inoa
the east by lands of Mr. Monk and upon the west bv
ureen auu rono. au oeionEinc w
the estate of Dr.
F. J. Elu, decessed.- ; ; . - r
TERMS OF SILK
One-third Durchase monev is cash, the reeSdne In
six ana iweive monins, wun interest rromaay oi sate.
- - i 4 ' -. - vvativ vz, imiti.ah
-'. j.: .. ... .i , . s? v. jx u x -
. jt -(Joinmissionera.
tug 15-15, S3, 99-ept 5, tt, ft, So y ,
(mcaoiiifAucndi
16 60
(4) ' '
S
. .. 'v .-
H 60 S
. 00.
:. s) ;
s
,i HATCS OV ADYEnTISINQ, ' -V
One Square oned.yuV. 1 00
. J - . RA '. .' :
v " . nve aays. v.. ..o.. ...... v. ...... s iw iv.
4 ...... tma week.. . ... ...... v.f. 8 50 . -
. us Two weeki..,,.,,, ;....,. 5 00
,. Threweeks...j.......r.-.i.rf C 50
- . One month.. 8 00 . -
'.:. -: Two months. ,.4... 15 00 j .
. Three months. 00
. Six months...... Z... ....5 00 .
" One year.. 60 00 -'v
v t3VCou tract - Advei tisementa taken at proper- ::
tlonately low ratea - - ....
Five Squares estimates aa a cuarter-coluinn, and - .'
ten squares i
reassanau-coiumn.: f . ... Tv. ; .'
AUCTION ' SALES. K
fy.a R BTJNTIHG? Attxtloneer. J'f:
: I HOME FOR EVERYBODY ! '
rpHE sale of those Valuable Building, Lots, be
J. . tween Front aad Ninth and Dawson and Means
streets, will be continued at Exchange Corner on ,
Thursday, the S6th inst, at 11 o'clock. ,? ;i .5 f. :'; . U
For Sale at Auction.
rN THURSDAY, at 10 o'clock AV M., by Cronly
vs es Moms, .inat convenienuy auuatea
Third Street, near Orange, 66 by 100 feet
Lot on
TERMS ON DAY OF BALE. !
sept 24-1 ;
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE LADIES;
i f . 5 ; i , ' : t: ' , : !.'.' '
A LARGE AND' IxANfrsOME V ASS0BTlfiNT7 ' ; 'r
A of . : '-'- ' fi( ;.!r:.-: :
v;:V:;.r.;..;r;-;4.v.;'
MMne, vMil
. .' '; . 'v . .--. .
nAVKO JUST "RETURNED VB03I
LONDON AND PaEIS,
I can offer - "extraordinary . inducements-, as to
.- :.' J .-ti"':: .. ' ' ). v "pi-
Styles aad Qualities.
CALL AND isEE '
The Very.: Latest XlToyelties.
SOMETHING NEW AND,VERY STYLxSH, .
THE ; SAT CHEL BE LT.!'
;-: '.-jA.. D. Browii,V0
-1 Ts
EXCHANGE COItXEIl,
SZFT 19-TT
FOB SALE:
- .. '. .
gQ' BOXES TOBACCO, ' y"" 'j00
I DIFFERENT GRADES.
, Apply to - . .. ' v. f jec.-.'V? ..'
sept 26-lw ; lf-'r. JJVm''&K''Z;
Sheetings and TarnsSs
JQQ BALES BHEExTNOS AND YARNS,' .
! For sale by : -';" ;" ; H '
... .. . "...a"'
sep 18-tf
: WILLIAMS MUBCxHSON.
Stuffed Olives;; "
Q PANISH OLIVES, ANCHOVIES, ENGLISH
rf x uxiw, x x, x rcau w VW. UKXUUI UKKOI.
Albert Middlemass Biscuit. ' -.
' . . CHAS. D. MYERS CO.,
seplS 4t , V ' ? t . 7 North Front street.
Southern; Life; '
insueanoe; company.-
' Atlanta Departmsnt':!-.;
GEN. JNO. B. GORDON , PBESXDErfT. ' '
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
as souna and economically man
Company ajf
a.-' - - . .
there Is in the United
J. 8. SHUCK, General Agent for North Carolina.
Aiken. 8. C. :
I D. L KBMMK. Local Aeent. W1K -
mlngton, N. C.
aug lMawSmSa
Flour !;Plour!
. 4.
1
,000 hJ" Flour, all grades , 4 1
' . v For sale by '-. ' rf- .
v sep 18-tf -
' WHAIAMS A MURCmSON.
JUST EECEXVED,.
.v ' i j A LARGE LOT OF i -'
57A : Common 11-inch Ping, .
' Vfi I Bright and dark double :
oT7 " thick Navy, Black and rv
Sweet; Cavendish )(.
, and other grades of ..
P n OTrri'ii nr WrM ffn .
Aleo a flue lot of fan-
ported and domestio , -
Prices Redaced to new- ?.
SO cent tax.
sep 15-tf
, f Mo. narlLSt St.
Bacbn ! Bacon !s - 5
100 00 0 BHOTLDERS AND SIDES .
. "'-' - . r sale bj .''4 -'' - jlL !
June l-tf - WTLLAKD BROS.
If You WaBargains
s'vh '"go to - ..i : :; . ;
Binfpr d, OrQw;;& Ca
TFltcre you ron buy, Butter,'
OXl Q H s; P 0 TATOIS0;
Salt Bacon, Mallets, Sugar, and snvthing m the
GHOCSIIY tTT?I3 :
At low ngnres.; Try them. ;
sep tS-tfbiW
Bacoiran4;Haye
1"V ' -i
lYi fi Boxes and Hhds. Bm. Sides and fltooolders,''"
AU U 135 Boxes sad Hods D S i ; ;.
BALES PUKXE HAY,
- - r
1 y ; for saie kj.v .- -.-. .
sept tf v ,V v- 'tT, and Norta Wstar St. y ; ,
EcniOYaL
r A SB law rjFFias of w. s. p ;DEyAOT.-?
has seen removed from Market street to ths baOd -tl
l .t V.. T jy ITxvxrx atnr Mmx .
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