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'Si -':- - , --'',' -:--'.":?'i: :::--? "v:' '.x:- ?'ai;-,i;.:.:ji ifc;:1r'::.;; x:Ai'''-i''i:; 'V iv- '" tflE MOBimiG STAB, PTTBLISintl) DAILY.' BY (1l....rK Dawson Bank Buiiailg8, Front St. f :. ' ' ' - ', ; ; .,,-.:, '., V BATW Or ltIKBlWIIN. j r , 1 vrir. in advance...... i TO '."c..,',th(t. ht advaiico . . . ; ,..v. .. . x 60 hrce niontli, in u e ii""- -. ... r ,1111' . , n will ttn rfellverei tn nnr nart at Fiftmn emTa per week. OUTUSfES.; Tt,f horse disease is fipreattihg, ' antt the uUomcnt with it . nrtliO ' North is great. ormans-i hare evacuated Rheims. yr. Greeley's . . condition is vbetter. VeHtcrday evening Mrs. Greeley had jn,i ew lorK manuiaciurers LjiU'nlcrsw ill not 'support ' any man for .....n.who will not pledge 'himself to cl tc for removal of present oppressive lax. Alarming reports of floods -in t he Po nc from Rome. . Qatttlcr ii deftd. COL. T. C. FULlin. Kroni the appointments, published the Si ak it will be seciv that this )(jnl:ir speaker will enter the canvass :,.i..l-iv at Eliabethtown. He i. . imnin lifffrnt Darts of I 1 ,( .'1 k N 11 1 V IMl'VU 1 I II' ",i,v , , v,Mov ftfforta in the cam- u- J aisjn will bo felt. . . , j , . . flic salutatory ot itcv. i. 1j. vc ii.iii Y the 11CW Xlllior Ul UlU iHTlrt I V1.--7 ... WiiriViAunearsintho h;iihiii -if - r i' of that paper for this week.' WORDS OF GOOD CHEER, INDIANA LIBERALS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY. flftnnsofjtlie Two State Committee ICnrouragrWs Report from allQuar- i If-MAJf APOLIS, " Oct. 22. M the suggestfou of the Chairman .if the Liberal Comcwtee, the mem- ters of the , State Committees, came toietuer nere.ims evcmuK tor com .1 1 itr- ; t liarison of views and the adoption of ome vigorous acuoniorme reveunuu ami increase or jieuuncjvs majuiiiy 1:1 November. The prominent repre- . . tt i 1 cntatives of both parties were present rom every district in the State.' necohes were made by JVj. k; iverr, ). W. Voorhees, CoL Stillwell Dowl- and many others, and reports win all the localities were briefly nil 1 - . ' u'lven. xne general ione was eur- risind v buoyant, and necessary funds fvere subscribed with great , alacrity. Hher matters of. moment to the suc- oss of the contest were discussed and uloiited. . . . - A feeling of very general enthusi- ism was excited by the unanimity Hut t20r witn wnicn a renewal 01 ine ght was determined. The chief Ifort will be to brinff up such lagging I Jcmoerats as 'endangered the. result i remaining from the polls in October, tiini so appeauug to tneir oeuer m- tiutts that a great cause shall not be 'lit in jeopardy through party preju- liee or personal whim. Th testi 11011 v from all sides is concWsivo that lie State stand sc:uro.'for a very laiulsomo gainou '.-Mr. Hendricks' ote, and evevt the worst jt cannot e reduced"3 the Grant peoplo ox- uusted themselves in that one nj)ri.,y? effort. Meantime, the local miasm's are to be kept up vigor ly, and the strong speakers it at work in the doubtful :tricts. So far as can bo learned piu tliesc representative Liberals ( hoth parties, the depression conse iiut uj)on the disheartening frauds in Vmwylva'nia and this State has al (st wholly disappeared, and there a determination to pile up such a ijoyity in November that counting "d fraud will be meless to attempt reduce it. (ienerai spcoch making I'd le discontinued, though five or msiricts arc to be effectively orked up to arouse the dormant De- V ocraey. The excellent renorts from e Illinois bord ental in stregthening the hands of P Indiana Jiberala. and tha -offpof ... 7 oe an acrreeablv inorpflspd vnto 0 J w vw 1 the remoto lnrrliv ukrs were quite earnest in express 'S sensibly sanguine views of the re- 'i in these two btates, and the only nun, umer rsortnem states neid a well to their wort in nrrW 't Indiana and Illinois will confirm wisdom of the Liberal movement ' mi list ant lal "Victory, IN ISTltATION PLOT IN AR KANSAS. 1 ltii Preparlns to Prevent Fair -Uoal luterpretatlon of the LrnxK Hock, (Jet. 22. 1'iator l'owt'U Clavtnn. Chnirmnn "e Iti'iint ( 'i.i.ni i . v. in., t private, circular ta' Countv . . tula -k-iiiitv, iroiii I I'll t ... .Il ...... , v uuwiug extract is taken: sons whose names do not .appear le registration ,:n . rvvm T. .11 i.i.LlllW u under what they call the 'sty and Enforcement acts of -IVs on nfTirt'ivita rr. vi 1)0 1'lgllt or : ant.hnritv' tn v.. vo tilC VOto'' of ftliv uprsnn ',siiameis not on ' the registrar i .,J0k. Threats of proseoution' HJ Illado linrlor tho 'Vntnynam . " AiuivivVlUCUl llltllA A '. - vue event ot retusal to receive ,oteof the persons alluded to; , Jur judges to stand firm and narjje thoir A n in r in n.Ai r n from .Washington as, to -the 1 01 POrSOris to Vntn I "ot on the registration books, and say to you that the judges are danger of prosecution for re- a- va vv VOK XI. NO. -28; fnsinjr to receive tho votes of such persons. -- " ? ' 4 ! 7 A large number of persons who are " .II, . ' 4 $ S 4 ' entitled to register have not been able to do .so on account of the unlawful ruling of the JSoards 'of Registrars, who have also stricken off illegally a large number of names which have been registered, antl now the . objeci of this ; circular is to prevent the s , f om votin and toin. dicate that they are sustained in this oourse by. President Grant. LIBERALISM IN. ILLINOIS, Senator Hendrlek and the Hon. Gcorse II. Pendleton at Chleaeo Cuicago, Oct. 22. One of the largest and most effec tive Liberal meetings of the campaign was held here this r. Al., m the open tmcn i-m Alark-pt. sfrApf ' Thp. ' TTon .'. V v - " . " 11 C TT "'w "V" uy.: dricks. who 1 discussed the cren- eral political situation, pleading, for reconciliation and reform and setting tie ciaims of 3lr. Greeley upon liuciul lulliucil unit uauiuwu tuueus. . -, , . voice rang out cieany aoove me heads of his vast audience, and he re ceived flattering . demonstrations of TIiq linn a il. Pendleton was received with prolonged cheers, tie stepped asiae from his line. of action for a moment to flatter Chicago on her reception and then went earnestly forward in review of the issues of the day. The crowd listened attentively to his ar guments, breaking up at a late hour with cheers for Greeley and, lirown. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. October 84. 1872. . "l Xhcr- Time. Baj06- mom- Wind. Weather. ler eter. 7 A. M. 29:ft3 72 SE Brisk Threatnihg j p. M. 29:92 77 SE Brisk Threatning 9 P. L 8tf:93 78 S Freeh Clondy Mean Temn. of dar. 73 des. Notk. All barometric readings are reduced to the sea level and to Si degrees Fahrenheit Robert Sxtboth, Serg't Signal Service U. S. A. Weather Report. "WAn Department, ENT, ) Office of Chief Signal Officer, Washington, October 244-55 P, Probobilttiea. Ia the northwest and the Missouri valley reduced pressure; southejrttr winds and partly cloudy and warmer weatjiftr extend ing on Thursday to the western lakes and the middle Mjsissippi and lower Ohio val leys; in Hi Jo w$r JJIjgsissippi valley and tnence over tuts wjuj www, urieorgis ana the Carolinas, northeriy to westerly winds clear and clearing weather with occasional li-r.lt rain from North Carolina to Lake Erie, and thence over the Middle States and New England brisk northwesterly winds, tnreatemng weather and rain.,. Warninff sisrnals continue at Wilmineton. Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape May and New York. THE CITY. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Musson & Co. Childrenls Clothing. J. W. ATKrssox. Notice. J. W. Thompson. Special 3Ieetings. Jas. "Wilson. Building Lots for Salo. Chah. D, Mters & Co. Favorite Flour. Knfshf of Pythlaa A sain. In our l9vw of "Wednesday last we stated upon information from a C!irfL-official source that there would soon be a Lodge of this Order in full operation at Enfield, and that there was also a fair prospect of the erec tion at an early day of Lodges at "Wilson, Rocky Mount nd IJaJtleboro! "We now learn that within the next bU qf eight days there will be another new Lodge of this flourishing Order instituted in this city, making four altogether and constituting "Wilmington not only the pioneer but the grand .head-centre of Pythian progress in this part of the country, Newbern and Lumberton, in addition tp the , places men. tioned. above, will also soon boast of a Lodge of the Order In tlieir midst. ;--, - The new Rituals adopted at the last ses sion of the Supreme Lodge are expected in a few days and it is anticipated that their arrival will add a new impetus and stimu late an awakened interest among the mem bers of the Order in our city. The Storm. A storm yisited this locality on "Wednes day evening and raged with great fury during the entire night. On the line of the Charlotte road we learn"' that it was "even more severe than it was here. It is to be hoped that the large amonnt of rain that fell will have some effect in raising the river between hero and. Faycttevffle. .. ;',We expect to hear of more or less dam age to shipping on the coast. The weather was very threatening during the greater part of the day yesterday and a high wind prevailed during the forenoon. Superior Court. , Tho attention of tfca Siiperiour Court yes terday,' for the most part of the day, was iaken up with the case of an appeal by Jesse Newkirk, of Caswell Township, for failure to . work on a road. "We understand that this case Is one of about twenty-three similar' ones and is intended as a test case. There wcrg seven true bills returned by the Grand 'Jury yesterday, :which makes a total of 2SL. . The Grand Jury visited the County "Work House yesterday afternoon. . " ' " " Circulating the Document. " '',"' ' Radical documents, elaborately illustrated and gotten up at tho public expense,": with-, out regard 'to cost, are being extensively circulated bx tjiis latitude under' the frank of one Allan Rutherford, whoi, is. trembling in his boots with every '-'ninety-inch stride" fqr fear he may lose his position as Third Auditor of the Treasury; ' - ' WILMINGTON, SHOOTING ;SCR APE. An Old Colored TIan Shoots a Colored Boy, Itllstaklne Him for Some One Else. ' ' A shooting scrape occurred at the still- yard of Messrs. Blossom & Evans, in the northwestern section of the city, yesterday morning, about 7 o'clock: 4 The parties were an old colored man by the name of Melton and a young colored lad, about 16 years old, by the name of Henry "Jones, and the shooting seems from present ap pearances to have resulted from a case of mistaken identity. The old man Melton was employed as watchmen in the yard and states, we learn, that he had been bothered so much by some young colored man whom Jones had the misfortune to resemble that he had resolved to put an end to the annoy ance by putting an end to the cause of it "With this rather dangerous and daring ob ject in view he seems to have prepared him self and when young Jones came along yes terday morning, all unsuspecting the dire vengeance which had been aroused and which so imminently threatened his longer continuance on this mundane sphere, he was suddenly 8tartled,while passing through the public highway which leads through the yard in question, by the sharp report of a fire-arm in close proximity to him and the sharp twinges caused by several shot from the aforesaid weapon penetrating his per son. Painfully wounded by the discharge, which was found to have proceeded from the weapon of the irate old watchman, the services of Dr. W. "W. Lane were called into requisition, when it was found that one of the shots had entered just above the left eye of the victim, another had penetrated the temple, another entered somewhere about the face and several had found lodg ment in the legs. His wounds were dressed at the office of Dr. Lane, where he had been taken on e dray, and he was then carried home. We learn that it is the opinion of the physician that the wounds are not ne cessarily dangerous. OPERA HOUSE. Harry Iflaearthy and IT Is Tr o upe. The first appearance of the grand Ma earthy Combination in our newly fitted-up and tastefully arranged Opera House, was greeted last night with an audience consid erably superior in numbers to what might have been reasonably anticipated from the ugly appearance of the weather. In fact, it was both large and appreciative. The per formance of the great comedian, Harry Ma earthy, was all that might have been ex.- ne&ed by a Wilmington audience, where hys merits Jjaye Ipng been known and ap predated. His character songs elicited much laughter and applause, which was changed to a feeling of sympathy and interest when he rendered that touching ballad "The Irish Emigrant's Lament" a favorite of his, and in the dramatic effect of which he rarely fails to draw tpars from the eyes of his listeners. Logrenia, in his tricks and illusions, has few superiors, and his various performances drew forth frequent and flattering testimo nials of appreciation. The tricks of his learned birds and trained Russian cat were also very wonderful, and were handsomely applauded. Prof. O'Reardon is another old acquaint ance of Wilmington play-goers, but hisperj formances on the piano, and his wonderful musical invention of Tumbleronlcon, are too strikingly original and skilfully executed to lose interest by being often seen or heard. His feat of playing two tunes on the piano, one with the rjgljt liand, one with the left, and whistling a third at the' same time, is an evidence of remarkable musical skill and was heartily appreciated. Mrs. Lotte Estelle Macarthy, in her char acter act and in "Barney's Courtship" elicit ed much praise. Taken altogether, the performance was very fine and we shall pxpecj to see a fol house both to-night and to-morrow night, which will close their engagement here. Liberal Republican Club Meeting. Another enthusiastic meeting of the Liberal Republican Club was held last 'nighC. Delegates were present from Lin coln Township Club, which numbers 45 members, nearly all colored men, and Co lumbia Township Club, which numbers .23 members. Ij was ascertained that thp Point Caswell Club is rapidly increasing its membership and bids fair to eclipse in point of numbers all the other clubs. Mr. W. S. Benjamin's address was postponed until next Tuesday night in order to allow other delegations from the county to be present. . j a-a The Proposed Lease of the TV. W. Railroad. By reference to advertisements in this is sue it will be seen that special meetings of the stockholders of the Wilmington and Weldon and Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroads, will be held at the office of the respective Presidents, in this city, on the 30th day of November -next, for thp purpose of considering the . question ofthe lease of the Wilmington and Weldon road to the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company. Cel. TVaddell. Hon. A. M. Waddell will address his fellow-citizens of Beaufort, Carteret county,-to-morrow, in behalf of the candidates of the national reform party. He will leave, here this morning for that purpose. . ; - Annual Meeting. , ,.-. .' , Ju '. ..T-' 'The thuty-seventK annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Wilmuigton. A, Wejdon Railroad Company wilipe held at the office of the President of the . Company, in this city, on the 27th day of November next. . - - . J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2o, 1872. Local Iot '! - - "'' "- ' There w efg ho cases fctf trial rforc the Mayor's Com yesterday .morninr i" There w ill be a grand mar. ,s meeting of the Liberal Ilepublicans a , Cedar Grove,' Lincoln Tow nship, on next Tuesday, The Ex- scutive Comr jittee of the Con servative par ty of New F .anover county will meot at the Stajc . oflicf ; this afternoon at 3 o'clock. ' - . , -.The burjting is gaily flaunted from the headquarters of ftu'y Liberal Republican Club on North Wat er street, showing that there ia life in tbi old land yet." Col. John Wi lder Atkinson, Treasurer of the Cape Fear ' Agricultural Association, advertises that Kg is ready to contract for restaurant privileges on the Fairgrounds. Fair week "will soon be here. Don't delay your print ing. If you wish hand-bills, posters, cards, J ., have them printed now. During Fair wo ek wo always have to turn off work. ; Among tkf 1 j articles on exhibition at the Virginia and K orth Carolina Fair at Nor folk we notice -a specimen of scuppernong win from this city, exhibited by Mr. J. Honer. - We learn that legal proceedings will be taken on Mocnday next against all delin- quentswho are indebted to the City Treas urer for special taxes. "Step up to the captain's office and settle." Our information that the Board of Al dermen would meet on Monday night next we find to have been incorrect. They ad journed to the regular meeting, which takes place on Monday night week. ' ! " ' The Radical pow-pow at City Hall last night was quite largely attended, , but the enthusiasm was nothing to - brag on. At torney General Williams made a very long. winded speech and a very prosy one at that, judging from what we heard of it. Ho was fortunate . indeed who could keep his hat in position yesterday forenoon without holding on to it with both hands, and many was the nobby affair that was sent whirling and meandering through the muddy streets, with its owner in full chase. During the hardest of the rain of the fearful storm which raged on Wednesday night, some one entered the Star office and stole the "local" umbrella. Fit night for such dark deeds, but a terrible one to be without an umbrella, a fact which the thief seems, to Ijftve appreciated. The Neic local relates a two-barrel yarn, explaining how Parhan, the Steward cf the Yarborough House, didn't find the milk ia the cocoanut, because a young confectionery clerk, fresh from the Country, had sucked it out Washington like, he 'fessed the deed, and was smilingly pardoned- T e s A mellow dram-atic narrative is related in yesterday's News, about two young Cana dian travellers, tremulously apprehensive of injqry from the Ku Klux, who were in Ral eigh at the Jime of the Sentinel office explo? sion. They pleaded for mercy as if the Judgment day had arrived; "Oh God, save us from the Ku Klux!" One lost his hat, and both rushed frantically to their room, and left the place next day. Y. OT. C. A. The regular meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association will be held at the Hall of the Association this (Friday) even ing, at 1 o'clock. The regular meetings will be held hereafter on Friday evenings until further notice. There will also be services each Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. RQbbery, , A servant girl in the employ of Mr. Hew. lett, residing on Church, between Fourth and Fifth streets, "captured" a trunk be longing to her employers, containing a lot of clothing and a sum of money, on Wed nesday night, and succeeded in carrying it off. No clue as yet to her whereabouts, COL. FULLER'SLPPOIIfTOTENTS, Col. Thomas C. Fuller, Greeley and Brown Elector for the Third Congressional District, will address the people at the fol lowing times and places: , , , . Elizabethtown, Bladen county, Saturday, Oct 26. Whiteville, Columbus county, Monday, Oct. 28. Smithville, Brunswick county, Tuesday, Oct. ?9. Kenansville, Duplin county, Wednesday, - Oct 30. Fayetteville, Cumberland county,-Saturday, Nov. 2. PUBLIC SPEAKING. Dr. James W. Blount and Isaac B. Kelly, Esq., Democratic sub-electors for the pounty of Duplin, will address the people at the following times and places: , Sarecta,. . . -.Wednesday, Oct 23 Albertson's, Thursday,1 ' "24 Branch's Store, Friday,"-- :- 25 Winder's, Saturday, . " 26 Faison's, ...Monday, " 28 Warsaw, ; i . . . . .Tuesday, " ; 29 Magnolia, ........... t Wednesday, " 30 Boney's Store, ...... .Thursday, . 31 Chinquepin, ......... .Friday, Nov. 1 Snatchett, ;:. Saturday, " 2 Kenansville........... Monday, ' ' 4 Appointments by Bishop Atkinson Beaufort.. November 8th. - Newbern. .10th. 12th. 14th.', 15th. :17th. . i i- Durhams Creek ? , . . . . Kinston ;. ;Holy Innocents, Len- i-lT COa mm Otoe Goldsborough . . . . . . $75,000 in Cash for $1. J . W call the attention of our .readers to the advertisement in another column of thef Nebraska State Orphan Asyluml Here is a chance to win a fortune in a Public Legal Drawing, 'and at the same time help a noble and worthy institution, . ' dw2nV" Spirits Turpentine. Big potatoes all the rage. Labor needed to pick cotton in Jtidgecomoe. r- The two Generals Ransom were at the Petersburg fair. The steamer Vesta is a ground at Sparta on the Tar River cause, low water. mi - rr . , iue nouinemer h two yams weigning mne pounds and one ounce are some potatoes. . Registration books have been opened in Raleigh for two weeks, and only two persons nave registered, says the Em. Mr. W. W. .Phifer, Jr., of Mecklenburg, had his hand crushed in a cotton gin on Monday last, says the Italeijrh Em. The Hickory Tavern Eaylc learns that Col. Thos. D. Carter will soon establish a newspaper (Democratic) in Ash- vuie. The Hickory Eagle man was shown, last Monday, a sweet potato, grown by Mr. Gabriel Marshall, 3 feet and 11 inches long. The Fair of the People's Agri cultural & Mechanical Societvwillcertainlv be held at Hickory on the 13th and 14th of iNovemoer. The revivals in the churches of the whites have closed, but the colored peo ple keep theirs up most vigorously, says the Raleigh Sentinel. Dorsey Battle, Esq., and-the V Editor of the Southerner. Cant. Bis-trs. spoke at Rocky Mount last Saturday with considerable effect The . Lieutenant - Governor of Canada has been investing in mineral propj erty in the neighborhood of Danbury, Stokes county, says the Greensboro Patriot. The enterprising editors of the Roanoke News propose to publish a daily paper at Weldon during the Fair at that place, which commences next Tuesday. D. F. Candwell, Greeley Elector for the 5th district, has been canvassing Rockingham, says the Patriot. That coun ty will increase her August majority, it is said. The Raleigh News says: Mr. London, our elector, made an excellent speech in Oxford on Tuesday. He is work ing gallantly for the cause, and shows no signs of flagging. ; The following gentlemen have appointments in the State canvass: George V. Strong, Esq., Hon. Sion H. Rogers, Capt 8. A. Ashe, F. H. Busbee, and prob ably Hon. W. N. H. Smith. The many friends of Hon. F. B. Satterthwaite, of Beaufort, says the Tarboro Southerner, will be pained to hear of his ex treme illness, he having been attacked with a congestive chill At one time doubts were entertained of his recovery. R. P. Smith, wi6 was convicted at the recent term of the Superior Court for Wilkes county of an assault with a gun and, sentenced to imprisonment for four months and tQ pay posts of the suit, has been par? dqned by Gov. CaJdweU on payment of costs. The Greengboro Patriot says : Yesterday B. E. Palish was brought before Commissioner Ball by Deputy Marshall iiosKins, cnargea witn naving passed coun terfeit coin. He gave bond for his appear ance at the next term of the United States Court, r "We are pleased to learn, says the Sentinel, that a large number of English emigrants continue to arrive. As many as fifteen families have recently arrived and settled in this State, the most recent being the families of Messrs. J. T. Jones and N. P. Chevasse, numbering nineteen in all, from Northamptonshire and Birmingham, England. These gentlemen, we learn, have purchased the handsome estates and resi dences of the late Col. P. E. A. Jones, near Henderson in Granville county, of which they take immediate possession. From the Greensboro Patriot we get the following account of 'a heavy 1. 1 TIT. . , . . . . i ruuuery: e are uuormea mai ine saie oi the Clerk of the Superior Court of Randolph county has been recently robbed of about $15,000 in money. The parties committing this heavy robbery were arrested, but one of them named York, made his escape; the other, Davis, is in custody. We understand the safe was entered at different times by means of a key made to fit the safe by Da vis, who had been employed to do copying in the office. A reward of 400 has been offered for York's apprehension and arrest HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Hotel, B, Jones, Proprietor, October 24. E. V. Hawley. gnoua; a. a. Kooertson, uoium- B. F. McLean, Robeson county; Thomas A. McNeil, Shoe Heel; Robert H. Lyon & lady, Elizabethtown, N. C. ; W. J. Brown, Robeson county; C. H. Onild, Bal timore, Md. : F. K Jones, W. F. Graham, Fair Blu; T. F. Toon, W., C. & A. R. R.; W. F. Coleman, Cerro Gordo; D. D. Barbee, Greensboro; J. A. Tur pin, Chas. McCarry, Richmond, Va. ; John Hansce, Columbia, S. C. , . ' M., on 21st ihst, Lillian Addie, infant child of Jas. w. ana u. K. l'oweii, aged one year, one month and fourteen days. MARRIED. WILKINSON McMILLAN. In this citv. on the 23rd inst., by Rev. G. W. Pugh, Mr. John E. Wilkin son and Miss Mary Louisa, daughter of Mr, Francis McMillan. Petersburg Index please copy. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE IS ALWAYS IN FAVOR OF the Favorite Flour when a fair test is made. It is a general favorite and makes friends everywhere. We have now in store and on the way TWO HUN. DRED BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS of this well-known FAVORITE FLOUR. Our large sales of this Flonr Is the most reltahla evidence of its popularity. We are the owners of this brand and it can be bought only from CHAS. D. MYERS A CO., oct 25-tf 7. North Front street. OUR STOCK fV FINE OLD BRANDIES, WHISKEYS AND .ir FOR FAMILY, r MEDICINAL AN TAmErsE, ir Has received large -additionsthls season1 and we confidently offer the largest variety of the finest Wines ana Liquors ever offered in this State. We can meet every want - oct 25-tf 7 North Front street WHOLE NO, 1.588. .NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Office or the Whjhnoto . i, . .And Wiuwr Ratlboad Cokfaxt, - Wilmington, N. O, Oct. 24, - S Special Mini: of the stoch. TF PUESr;A3KEpPA RESOLUTION OF THE leaVoof the SaHC 'n8idinnS Jhe e"tion of a a vviu. fuiiy. oct 25-t20Nov J. W. THOMPSON. Secretary. Office or tlie Wilmliajrton r And Welti on Railroad Co. Wilmington, N. C, October 24th, 1872. J TN PpHSUANiE OF A RESOLUTION PASSED -a. at i no last annual meeting, the thirtv.TT.th SSi8 Wilmington" office of fh PJSit ton, on Wednesday, the 87th day o NovemberTexl -" J. W. THOMPSON, octS5-t27Nov Secretary. rV,TTT.0IriCK THS WU.1CINOTON, CoLtrmtA & Augusta Railroad Co.. Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 24, 187. T1USSLIANCS.OElARESOLUTION OF THE X President and Directors of the Wilmington, Co lumbia and Augusta Railroad Company, passed on theS4th day of May, 1873. a special meeting of the Stockholders of said Company will be held at the office of the President of said Company, in Wilming ton, on Wednesday, the 20th day of November next, for the purpose of considering the question of the lease of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad. J. W. THOMPSON, octas-taONov Secretary, Children's Clothing, -JUST IN-SENT BT MISTAKE Will be sold at a small margin on NEW YORK COST, GarrlcKs find pv ercats 2f Q W O P E N I N G . MUNSQN & CO, City Clothiers. octe&tf NOTICE. Cans Fear AericaltDral Association. WILMINGTON, Oct. 24th, 1872. 'JTOE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO CON tract for tlie Restaurant privileges on the Fair Grounds during the ensuing Exhibition, November 12th prox. Immediate application should, be made. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, Treasurer C. F. A. Association. oct 25-3t " To catch Dame Fortune'a golden smile Assiduous wait upon her, And rather gear by every wile That's justified by honor Not for to hide it in a hedge. Not for a train attendant. But for the glorious privilege Of being independent.' NO MAN CAN BE CONSIDERED FORTUNATE or independent who does not own the house in which he resides. JXuildlng Lots for Sale In desirable and healthy localities on Castle, Church, Ann, Nun, Orange, Dock, Chesnut, Mulberry, Wal nut, Gwynn, Rankin, Charlotte, Wood. Sixth, Sev enth. Wilson, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Satisfactory time given for payment. A small house .for rent Two new Sewing Machines. for sale cheap. Apply to oct 25-1 w . JAMES WILSON. Saddlery. LL KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS, TRAV ELING BAGS, and everything in the line of SADDLERY GOODS, Cheap for Cash at J. 8. Topham JcCo.'s , No. 8 South Front St., Sfeb6-tfnac Wilmington, N. C. MISCELLANEOUS. General Merchandize BROKERAGE OFFICE. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MERCHANDIZE bought and sold. Full line samples on hand. Dugars, ixmees, ayru UAuUlTJl. Actual cost charges and Brokerage, 1 per cent, for services. JAS. oct24-lw Broker. Bntter, Soda, Cleese ' ani gclnapis. A C TUBS AND FIRKINS BUTTER, XU 125 Boxes Soda, QCA Boxes Cheese, 190 capes schnapps. For sale bj sale tv V. .W. KERCHNER, oct 24-tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water street Blue. Oats. Corn ani Hay. nnr. bbls. glue. 6UU 3,000 Bushels Oats, f flflfl Bneneis uorn, WtWVW 225 Bales Hay, , For sale by -:: F. W. KERCHNER, 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. oct 24-tf . fiiistffy, Kerosene Oil, k 150 BBLS" WHISKEY, 2 Bbls. Kerosene Oil,' -. XOO Ue wan 7 Peaches, IT , , F. W. KERCHNER. oct24yf 27, 28 and North Water street. .WOOD ! , WOOD ! ! jTVAK, ASQ AND PINB WOOD . r- ' ; " '"; sr. ALWAYS ON RAND, Cut to any lengOi desired sod DELTVERED PROMPTLY IN ANY PART of THE CITY. PAYTTES BUYING IN QUANTITY WILL BE SUPPLIED AT VERY SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST. O. G. PARSLEY CO. oct 15-cod3m Su Wed & Fri . RATES OF ADTBRTX8I5G. , One Square one day, . ..; ." , J , , i ni tares days w vv ? JJ: four Hats . . . .. . . .(... ""v, " five day.. .. " ' one week.... m .U Tn-rec vreeka. ' One mouth .... " Two months ..:.v...,.. 60',- ...ISOC-. .n- Six months.:...... One year MISCELLANEOUS. . -. 50THE P XI B LIC. Contract AAvprttVementa 'iaicen aV"lVVPor4,-' ; tlonately low rates.-' - V Five gqnarca eetimated aaa qnarter-colnmn, aj( ten aqnarea as a half-column, . . .'" H, & 3B Emanuel, ; : .45, ':- ::-'r-: MARKET ST -EE JIT, ' ALL ATTENTION TO TlfEIR fcOMPLET E V.-aAd well selected stock ot A : - Press Goojcis fT? V - " . V A JU . . . ';, 5Wqh ,t)iqy .offer at a Nfiftii ,Mn.w vnrr wm Small Atao. SATINS,' VALOCi. , smmin, . Velveteens and Dres- jrs'sji ; IN ALLi THE LATEST NOVL. ; Scarft, Cloaks, Cloaking VE Ji Y L O TV. UNDERWEAR," no OP SKIRTS, XJOnSETS, And a full line of s LADIES' FURHTSHDTG GOjOLS. i Ladies' and Miun Phliaiioinhia t.i Boy's ani CMliren's ClotMns ; IN AH THE LATEST STVLES f- Look before you Purchase Elsewhere.' II. & B. EMANUKT.: oct23-tf 45 Market Street. C A H T.I 0 N. - Be Empire Mills Family Flonr. VOPY-RIGBT SECURED. Wo caution all Counterfeiters of tho Penalty THE IMMENSE DEMAND FOR THE JUSTLY celebratcd Empire FloiixSli Proves the superiority of its quality. Sold only by GEORGE MTERS, NEW BUCKWHEAT, NEW RAISINS, New Cranberries, r NEW-ENGLISH CHEESE, , jj actory, x'ine Apple and. Edom Cheese; iutra uosnen nutter; New Prunes, 183tf cts. per RV At Oct 22-tf Hand 13 Front Street HEIDE BROS. HAVING LEASED THE BUILDING NO. B. North of our OLD STAND, on Water trAt we respectfully call the attention of dealers to our OomDlete Stock on Hand. We are now receiving-and hnvn nflnat lmr im.. pUesof " b" Flour, Butter, , Cheese, SUGAR, C OFFEE, - TEA, Salt, Wrapping Paper and Bags, Vinegar, Cider, Potatoes, APPLES, ONIONS, SPICES, CANDIES; t CANNED GOODS, JELLIES AND PRESERVES, MACKEREL, iiemngs, uoonsn and salmen. Wood and sizes; Matches, Fruits and Nuts, Notions and Stationeries.&c. Wr am m.nnf.i4nMH A mm., 4rm . China and Glassware, keep samples on hand and so licit orders. oct 13-tf HEIDE BROTHERS. OPERA HOUSE. Grand Opening Night of the Season AND FOB POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 24th, 25tl and 26tb. ;j i mm - 'v MACARTHY, LORGRENIA AND O'REARDON MULTUM IN PARVO TROUPE I Music, Mirth, Mimicry and Magic. MRS. LOTTIE ESTELLE MACARTHY, Vocalist and Danccuisf, HARRY MACARTHY, v Author and Great Comedian, LORGRENIA, Magician, With his performing Canary Birds and trained Rus sian Cat; ".; PROF. 0RKARnoiV. f v T U M B L ERONICON The most artistic combination In the world. 8CALE OF PRICES t Dress Circle, $1 00: Parqnette, $1 00; anetto Circle, 75 cenU; Family Circle, 60 cents; Gallery, 25 cents; Private Boxes, $8 and $S. Reserved seats now on saie at ueinsDerger'a Live ttooK ana Music Store, without extra charge. ." W. K. HAYDKN. ..H - . oct 20-Ct . Business Agent rj ONION SETTS!!? Cabbage Seed. JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER : , O ILVEB SKIN ONION SETTS, YELLOW 8TRASBURG ONION SETTS ; , ; Lata Drumhead Cabbage Seed;' FOR FALL AND WTNTEB PLANTTNG, Sold Wholesale and Retail at - ; J. K. icILHENNY'S . , : Drag and Chemical Store, . ;. . j .. (Lippitt's CornetJ ' v-v. , oct20-tf Cotton r Yarns. BALES LITTLE, RIVER YARNS, : 50 at -av, . v, IWiWV, .1. Urn oet SS tf : v WILLIAMS A MURCHISON. -a"-Salt Salt.:.:i- 5.000 octtSHf SACKS TO : ARRIVE DArLYJECXV ' pected. " , t ' . " ' f For sale by WILLIAMS & MracmsoN. . a m . ' i .J - ? is:' A. or- 45 ... . vv':
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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