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AVE.ii11IM ' 1- P'UWJSHED'flAILT, BY - -rs' -t. . -T-vr '";?:yrfv:t: ' UTU or ICB8CBIITKS iX AD Y-k : - TnOitv Subscribers, delivered in any part or the ... Fifteen Cent pet week. Our City Agent are not authorized collect for more than 3 month in advance. , H OUTL.IKr "b , . " " - Von Arnira Was refused an appeal. Havana telegram reports ship "TFwfero .Ent ire abandoned. - At Brest arsenal, loss of $200,000 by fire. TbeVpreliminary work to commencing the tunuel between England 'and France will begin next week near Calais. . Trouble between the King of Bavaria aau his Legislature. - ----Turkey has given tbe Great Powers assur ances of good faith in carrying out the promised financial programme. Tom Scott has promised PW-T General to: give all possible aid to facilitate passage of mails in the Sooth. New. York markets: Gold, 116iil6i; cotton,' 14i14f ; , rosin4 $1 a0; spirits turpentine, 42. Frederick Hudson, formerly managing editor of the New York Herald, is dead. " '.: ::V-jv' . .' ' ' ' ''".'""" : ; ' V . .-. i t-jsvAri vii.;i n-r'.,,K 'JKd vt!v; ifi:; sOl K i:;U::lr -;': ;.!', ! , ;J-jf.l:y;ff-i;-i.fef -;iJ-;i -: VOL. XVII.-NO. 25. WILMINGTON, N. C;; FRIDAY. OCTQBF.R 22; 1875. , , ; WHOE NO., 2,633. . '! ) i i r. ,1 VTTJTIT A riTTT'nTICXriH UM'IU i J -1 i , i-, I "J r . l w W 9 f s e ...... 3 61 . 8 IN Of M 0t .. ..5 W .......60 tt at prctOi The Kinston Daily Gazette, num ber one, appeared yesterday. It is edited and? published by Messrs. Wooley & Gardner. The Daily- Ga zette has sixteen; colutrtps, and con tains interesting local and olber mat ter. SCHROKDKRS A1K-SHIP. To NevVork In TUrte Heard. I Baltimore Gazette, 19ih. A immbei of . persons yesterday visited the iiitersection of Boundary ami Madison avenues to see Professor Sdiro'eder 'fttee'f able air-sbip; with winch he proposes' to visit different jM.ruoHS of the United States and the u .i World, and he explained to all i he variooti seotions and workings of ihe machine i.Tbe Udies aeemed to be particularly, iuterested, and told the Professor " they wonld so love to ' take a trip beyond tU cloada iu his air ship.' He said to them that be iever invited any one to make an as cension for the reason that whe'n they uiadeone trip they aj ways wished to go again. . . .' A u umber of applications have been received to take passage iu the air hij, and among ' them the applica tion Of Professor Wise,?: the aeronaut, who with- Professor Schroeder, is san guine of the success of the enterprise ami a safe voyage across the Atlantic. ?hroedersays he; has expended years of etudy and large sums of money upon the invention and its final com pletion, swhI that many prominent ...tuniuid ami Pfineciallv ' those of Europe, believe that all that is ex pected of the ship wdl be realized. ' In 1872 Schroeder states that he saade an ascension with a smaller machine, similarly constructed, from .Brazil- ; Yesterday was the first day that an exhibitiou was given of the lip por tion of the balloon, the propellers, &c. It i constructtHl of wire about three MXtuetiths uf au inch in diameter, is rifhty-ti ve feet in length, uine feet hilu'and eight feet wide. Its lifting capacity will be for ten tons. - . The balloon portion of the air-ship, which has not yet been adjusted, will be sixty-five feet high, eighty-five feet in circumference, and sixty-five in diameter; It is constructed of eigh teen hundred yards (three cases) of cambric, from ; which one thousand four hundred ; and ninety-six ropes will depend, and hold the ship. The pushing and pulling propellers to be attached to the bow and stern of the jship are ten feet long and three and a half feet in height. These propel ilem 'ill be covered with canvas, as nlso ihe sides and top of the ship. i Tbe chip with the balloon portion aa sxeenng appariiiua w dieted about the 1st of Kovember, proximo, , whWrbfetooi Schroeder will undertake dailv ascensions from the Hippodrome lot. The ship is to be worked by a crew of eight men, and Schroeder saya be can readily steer it throngir the chaigmg eur rents of the air as well as a mariner does his vessel opon the ocean. About the 8th of November he ex pects to start upon his first trip, which will be from Baltimore to New York, "a listHnce of "two hundred miles, which he thinks he will make in three hours. He has, he says, made sey t ntyrtour miles an hour in a-balloon. 'i t. ..u: ...tll'lw. nvliiliitwvl in New iif air nuip win ire iauiu... York, Washington, and other cities in the Uuion, and the venture across the Atlantic will uot Imj until the .spring of 1870. The hhip was christ- .Hied a few evenings since at a' meet- . .i u ii:.., ..r .ma oi ihe 8tockinIUers ioe vitj Busbee resumed his seat ... amidst jip nl a use. ' :l : i:.-' ' t'l."r.-'il 1 ? . On the stand we observed several distinguished visitors. Among the number we noticed Senators John ston, Withers and Ransom ; also Hon. J. J. Davis, of tNorth Carolina, and xlon. John Goode, of Norfolk. TUTS nnvSUnviTuri- urtca irnr'TTK-' I , ww... a & .u iuaw waaii.iv II- TKn fVnon....l!.,. ... t . .auu vuusci tatue iuadb uJCVLiug ui McEnery's factory lastnight.was with out question the event of the canvass. The large and spacious building was crowded to its, capacity, and many who had flocked thither to listen to the distinguished speakers could not obtain admittance. The meeting was called to ? order -by Mayor Gregory, who first in trod need the Hon. Robt. E. Withers. Senator Withers came forward amidst the applause of the vast assemblage, and delivered one of the most eloquent and effective speeches it has ever been our pleasure to listen' 'to. At the con clusion of this gentleman's ad "diess, the Hon. Matt W. Ransom, of North Carolina, was presented and held his audience spell-bound for more than an hour. His speech, to say the least of it, was powerful and was received with the wildest enthu-; siasm. Senator Ransom was followed by lion. J. J. Davis and Hon. F. H.; Busbee, of North Carolina; Judge W. Hillman. Maior.Mann Pa?e.' Mr.; J. W. Friend and our standard bearer,- Captain W llliam ,Ji. ilmton, all t ot whom delivered ablo and effective speeches, and awakened the liveliest euthusiastn among the audience. The Conservatives of Petersburg are fully alive to the occasion, and will roll up a rousing majority for Our nominees on the 2nd of November. THEGITY. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. DAViD-Clothing. Heinsbkhgbk Parkwater. E. Dacthesot & Co Wanted. Iorl Don. Three vessels taking in cargo at the Cotton Compress. , Justice drifted among shallows yesterday at the Court ilouse. Rumored that Sunday traius are to be put opon the Central Railway. The warm snn yesterday "thawed out" the mosquitoes and set them to buz zing again. - Capts. Fitzgerald of the day po lice and McKenzie of the night police are both on the sick list. Diphtheria continues, its pesti lential ravages among the children, but ap pears to be less fatal than it was earlier in the season. - No wonder we have such fre oueut storms of late. They are all needed t clear the sulphuric atmosphere that hovers over that broken sidewalk at bt James' Church. Mr. Rom. M. Johnson, canvass ing agent for the Trantcript and Messenger and Carolina Messenger, of Goldsboro , is on a visit to our city in the interests of the publications alluded to. Maj. Thos. H. Allen, formerly connected with the Carolina Central Rail wav. has. we are pleased to learn, received the appointment of Chief Engineer of the Western C. Railroad. Maj. Allen will make a good officer. Mr. T. C. Servoss, City Clerk and Treasurer, has returned from a some what protracted visit North considerably imDroved in health'. During his absence he paid his respects to Niagara Falls and from thence took a trip into Micmgan. Addrcnei at Wadetfooro. Last Tuesday, aftrr tbe adjournment or Anson Court, Hon. A. M. Waddell was called upon for a political speech. A very large crowd were present, and the Colonel, althoueh 1he call was unexpected, lie Deing there on other business,' complied with the reauest. making a capital address m con versational style on various topics connect ed with State and national politics. Asked "how about Ohio ?" he said the Democratic policy had been defeated in a great measure by the animosity of Demo crats ia other States. It was unfortunate. He himself had eudorsed the Ohio Demo crats. It looked s if New York leaders were determined to rule the country. He thought the time had come when sucu leaders should be taught a lesson But turning from Ohio and national pol itics,1 Col. Waddell discussed State politics. He referred to the amendments which had been passed by the late Convention, and : said they should be' supported- for tbey offered great relief o a burdened people. In th coarse of ibis pnft of his fsneecli Colonel' Waddell claimed that everything f should be done, tjo ensure MiceW. : There twa one mrfn in North. Carolina wh wasV1J to carry the State against great odds, and who Lad ability and integrity. He described the man.' . Loud calls were made to name liini. The SDeaker said he had thought it unneces sary to give his name. He, the-speaker, was not then in the role of making nomina tions. He did not say that some other gen tleman could not carry Ihe State for the Conservative cause in '76. hut b wwuld any that be believed that ex-Gov. ZeV ' Vnca could carry it beyood a single , doubt, and Vance should be elected whether he liked it or not. Prolonged chsers greeted this remark. At night Col. Waddell delivered to a very respectable audience In intelligence and numbers his famous lecture on " America before Columbus," according to invitation extended to him sometime since The lecture was for a charitable purpose and we are pleased that it turned out weL .Jrf..-, .. : J. loe collection oi uraiw Tie frequency! of falso ularms of fire has : From the New York ,Trm of the.2qth proditced 'a determination on tne- par oi , , p.? w,s,' .-y.--yr 7 the police io endeavor to enforce tlieordii- i case involving the, quesOoii of the respons ance oroviding' for the arrest 'and panisli- ibilityof a baok for the failure of an agent m.nt nf iKMffiwhb raise them. From a eon- I to make returns. As will be seenthe case vVrsation we overheard just after the false alarm oh Wedoesday t evening, we. are Jcf to believe that innocent and pubiic-spfrited persons who seek, with a view to the public good," to spread an -alarm 'raised by" others; are mote likely to suffer In such; cases than those really guilty.- In, the conversation is still tinder advisement, "and a. decision will be looked for with interest hereabouts, more particularly by those immediately concerned: "In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, ah important question of mercantile law was submitted to Judge Wallace upon the following statement of TOT.TI TK THF. TWmGHT. ' ' : v i By Mrs. Henry Wood. THE TWO SISTERS; or VIRGINIA AND MAGDALENE; By Mrs. South worth. t THE OPERA DANCER, er the . V''- -j ' mystkkibswf femalb life m London; By Geo. W. H. RKTNOLDd. THE UTS AND AlVENTtlRES ofy EorEaleat - :- t.UU.- ' .rmf Rtated to the facts rlo 1873. the Corn Exchange National .1- i it. 'oorf. nai'1 tliB I Bank of Chicasro sent' for collection to the- Dawson Bank of Wilmington Korth .Uaro linaK a draf t on W., H. , Wiswall of Wash octaa-tr . live Book and Mualc ter. , Ilowek' Great London Clrcua. This formidable establishment, with, all its crand paraphernalia, which is said to outstrip anything of the kind now travelling in the South, will be here this morning, and we may expect the usual great outpouring invito- nomiifttian. ns Tiro? 1 m s tlm who delisrht iu h first-class menasrerie. to witness the performances and zoological specimens this afternoon and to niehU The street parade, which we are led to suppose will be on a grand scale, wiil also no doubt form a prominent feature ia the eujoiinent which the visit of a really gixal circus is always sure to create among the musses of the people. Alluding to the appearance of this ex biVition ia Frankfort, some months since. the Kentucky Yeoman says the place was crowded from 0 A. M. to 7 P. AI. with visi tors from all parts of the surrounding coun try, who were there to see Howes' Great Loudon Circus, and adds: "For once, we are pleased to be able to saythat this " big show" came up to its advertised promises. Everybody agreed that the parade through the streets was by far the finest, longest and lareest ever before seen. It was simply eortreous. and seemingly almost intermin ..... able. It was also universally conceded tuai it was the newest, the most complete and magnificent in all its appointments that has ever vet visited Central Kentucky, lne circus, the menagerie, the hippodrome, tbe golden chariots, everything, was first rate in its kind. And well was it patronizea, dqiu in the day-time and at night." crowd that the) ; alarm :waa!sMirte4 near' the foot of Dock, ot Orange streets, by a per son so ' near to tfie ofllcer that ' he might have been arrested" had .it been; supposed the alarm was false. JL gentleman who was staoding in the door of his store, near the river aud north of Market street, insisted, however,' that the ! alarm was" started by :niYj " ntirson : 'near him. while a - third party who.; was ' hoar. ; tho river was equally a Bure that ' the. cry pame first from? Across. the ver, on Eagle Island. It would seem to he a nice question to de termine from Uie evidence which, if either, " of these three' accused .persons was Really guilty: of tie offenpe, if,, iudeed, ihe alarm was not lima fide, and caused by- some, slistht lire that was extinguished before gaiu'iiig neadway, ; ll&d.either of the alarm-. ists mentioned been arrested he would prob-. ably have suffered the : full penalty of the offence charged; . . ; ; 1 It seems to us that the crime, if any, lies in the continuance of afire alarm system under which it is possible for any little scamp "iu nkeii loungt'r who like to ex eroiBP his 10: 10 net hundreds of sober citiz i s ami iu.nien to rushing heller sk( lu r in every direction through the city, wlii e th- bells give an uncertain dr delusive sound, tle ptdice are withdrawn from their then defenceless patrols, the engines burn up the high-priced city colls and wear out and break the city harness and apparatus, mie at the time of all this confusion the liouse of a citizen may really -be burning down in some distant quarter of the city, as was the fact in the case of what was an nounced by us and universally regarded at the market house as the false alarm of Mon day night of this week. At that time a dwelling belonging to tbe widow of tbe late James Sampson, on Eighth street,' between Queen and Wooster, was in names. We have already indicated our prefer ence for a comparatively inexpensive sys tem of fire alarms by telegraph, which would make every house connected a fire observatory, and, by the striking of the number of the instrument from which tbe alarm was sent upon the alarm bell, at once indicate the point of danger and the ren dezvous tor every fireman and engine. It is not necessary for us to make ex tended remarks upon the benefits of such a system. It sufficiently commends itself the iate'ligent understanding. Under such a 8vsttm the existence of the ordinance criticised would be entirely superfluous. Tbe question now is, shall we ever have a better system, and if so, shall the benefit be reaped in our day or in that of our children 1 If almost absolute safety of person and property may be secured for the same or less, cost than that of the pres ent lack of system, what -more favorable moment can ever come to stop the waste of property public and private ? ington, North Carolina, . for $1,0&L The Dawson Bank forwarded the draft for col lection to Burbank & Gallagher, bankers in good standing in that place. They col lected the money on the draft, but could not remit immediately, on account of "the disordered condition of the trade and finan cial affairs of the whole country," and be fore they could remit they failed. The Dawson Bank acted without commission and without any agreement for or expecta tion of any compensation whatever. Upon this statement of facts, a decision was sought as to who was to be held responsible for the money collected on the draft. Judge Wallace reserved his decision. "Tbe plaintiff in the' case is E. H. Kent of this city, as assignee of the . Corn Ex change National Bank of Chicago. That bank has not failed, and Mr. Kent was merely made assignee in . this particular case, so that it could bo tried in this State. The defendant is the Dawscn Bank of Wilmington, N. C. E. S. Ransom ap peared for the plaintiff and G. A. Black for the defendant.' AIakltratek Conn. A colored individual was before Justice Gardner yesterday morning, charged with smoking a cigar on bhe of the street cars, in violation of the rules of the company. and in disregard of the express orders of the Conductor in his particular case, and also with cursing and abusing the Conduc tor. Defendant submitted, apologized for his conduct and promised not to be guilty rf the nffenre nsrain. in consideration of which judgment was suspended on the pay ment of costs. Sara Smith, colored, was arraigned be fore Justice VanAmringe on the charge of resisting a lawful officer in the discharge of his dutv. Defendant was found guuty and ordered to pay a fine of $5 and the costs, from which decision he took an appeal to the Superior Court. Betty Faison colored, arraigned on the charge of a misdemeanor, was found not guilty. -b m mm Ittnce of Tbermomoier. " The following was the range of the ther mometer at the Signal Bureau, in this city, yesterday: 7 A. MM 41 ; 12 M., 63; 2 P. M 6; 4:30 P. M., 04; 9 P. M., 54; 11 P. M., 53. err iTEJiis. lKlOK BlKDKBT. TBI MORKIHS &1B BOOk Bind I ry does all kinds of Binding and Soling In a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices, iter chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on promptness in the execution of their orders. GO TO A. DAVID'S To B1JY J CLOTHlSG siplendid Business Suits at $8 50j Good Over Coats at 6. ALL OTHER GOODS EQUALLY OCt ii-tf LOW. :;::-wANTED;;:;::;;.i';; Agents to bel otjb patent ; Funnel Strainer ; To Families and Dealers in all kinds of Liquids Good Wages can be made. ; ; - E. DAUPHINOT & CO.. octS2-Stfri&stin 83 Park Row, Nw York. . MILLINERY. The undersigned wishes to inform- the ladies that she has just returned from. New York, where she has been for several weeks making ner x au pKicaases ia Pine French Millinery, and will be prepared In a few days to show her friends and the public generally the latest styles in FBJSTSrCH PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS,' ; and everything pertaining to the business. I have also a very fine selection of Fancy Goods, consist ing of ' ' ' ' ' - ' Ladies, Corsets, Hoop Sklrtf, POMPATJotTR'a I.A.CES. FRINGES. BUTTONS1 'SLIPPER PATTERNS, MOTTOES j andj'nmes. Linen Collars and Cuffs,Handkercliiefi, Neck Ties, Buchlng Belts, Switcaee, Braids, and the largest and cheapest stock of Zephyr WorsUd and Shetland Wool to be had - thin side of Baltimore. Orders from the country solicited and attended to with promptness and care. ". j . Variety Store, 4 Market Street ' oct 3 nactf MRS. L. FLANAGAN. HEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE; Si. Blumenthal, Oiu Kqnare obu day,. ... .. '-.- two days,.... V four days ; ,m are days.-. 'm t" on week...'..... . ; . Two weeks. ........ ........ , lt--' Three weeks... :.'. -. On month.. . .. ; Two months..,. .....i. '-': . ft Three months.-. .. .. .. six months...,..,..,.,.. . ' . One year EVContract AdTerUsements Uke& Donateiy low rates. ' ., . Ftre Squares estimated as a quarter-colDn.u. ard ten sqaares s a half -column. . SjlaajBaailBiSBMMnBHSlBlHHlHHHMB10BHMHB)BHSIMalBIIIIIA . MISCELLANEOUS. Opera, iHcmse, two NiGm& QFL r, ndaday and TueadajrteU tS 6. THE YEAR'S SENSATION J . THE ORIGINAL Combination. Buffalo ., Bill & Texas : Jack, r:i "f. Peerless Morlacchl. :rtH. i L yuyt DRAMATIC COMPANY - - ' IN" - B0 KDB&uBE All AS For Particulars, see 'Reeky MooBUin News," 1 ' Programmes. Newspapers, etc- ' -PRICES AS UUAL.-Beeerved scats to be had at 'TTAlnatwroM -Hswtlr Mnrm. S rilti In lvn. Chaneeof bill each night. . iOsH. E. OtiDKN. I Cheese. Salt: Sfolassei. Ac. ' 2 Q'Q Boxes Factory Chese; v - fi0ftrtBk.st, . . gQ-Hhdi'Cuba Molasses, '. JKQ Hhds and Bbls S. H. Molasses, . Barrels Flour, Q A Rous and Half Rolls Bagging. SO Tons New Q Spirit Casks, . TOO Tons Hoop Iron, . : - O rr Papers SlTets. 153 Kega Nails, 50 Boxes iO) Show-Caae Candy, jQ Cases Peaches and Tomatces, ISO Cases Oysters 10 0 CUea lcUe'' 1(0 Boxes Tobacco,, liV Bbls and Half Bbls Snuff, r FA Barrels Sugar, NQQ Bags Coffee, Tierces Rice, Powder. Shot. Caps, Ac. For sale by toct 91-tf KEROHNER ft CALBER BROS. PIANOS TUNED : ' .:- ... i- . -BY- J. Fy Rueckert, . who is'at present In town. HE GUARANTEES THE MOST PERFECT Tuning that can be had, or no charges made, ' At 50 Per Cent; I-ess - - fli nnteidnra nr tmvnllncf TsnBr"rAn nfforil tn .in the same work for. . "' ' For Pacts, Try Eueckert ! He being.a permanent resident - of Wilmington en ables him to attend to this particular business At Half Price. He Also Invites the Host Severe Critics to Exaioine His Work. , tir PERFECT TUNING OR NO CHARGES, fj- ORDERS SHOULD BE LEFT ONLY AT - Harm's Book Store, 27 X- Front St.. Wo. 38 Market ' Street, . ; HAS OPENED an entirely new and select assortment of - I1U 15 Goods of all Qualities and Prices o at YATES' BOOK STORE, or. at MR. RUfiCK ERT'3 residence, Northeast corner Third and Mar ket streets. oct Sl-tf Jiali 111 H II'. n FS'l'KKsBtJnCi. At 1 1 o'clock f rnifillv etHJl raeritwd w i l it u ra y v r b; Up v.- J.'E. lftttwoH, 3iavr tTg; XorU 4rllua Oraiers Im Vlrajlulsu J From tlie fvierotrk News ot Ytartcr iBy. the extrciss were ry lowed iu au address ot elym llie numerous viHitoris. " At thrt .niilnsioii of tbe .wel- c.uje,r Mr. & S Gregory, Secretary of the SocUty, introduced F, H. Bus bee, Esq., who delivered tbe annual 1 dress. " . " Mr. Busbee is a very interesting and happy speaker, and was honored with the earnest attention of ins ao ditorn. Hd treated at leogthand Arry luckily the mode" of agricnlture of this section, and pointed oat its de fects aud gave,89me valuable sugges tions is to how tdSraprove iLvSome excellent, witty points were made by him on our young batcbelor planters, which provoked grat merriment among the andienee, especially bw lady auditors. i JVhe speeeh. was WfcU received, and at its conclusion Mr, s.M Aisoelslien UedlTlros. Last evening the BeU Chapter of the Lee Association was reorganized, and tbe lol lowing officers elected to serve tjie ensuing term: , President N. F, Parker. Vice President W. W. Sliaw. Treasnrer DeWitt C. Love. Kec'ding Secretary John J. Otterbourg. Corresponding " W. W. Uod. Solicitor R. B. Hartsfield. Chief Marshal A. Bear. Assistant Marshal T. B. Yopp. . it pa Jesse Piukin. M. X1 lUOUtV v'""""' Minsheimerl J. J. Ottertwurg. Eutertainmeut Committee tt. B. Harts fltd. A. Frank, M. Hanstein. Sick Committee VV. T. Jones, W. F. flHrnenter. DeWitt C. Love. Tt whs also resolved to establish a Library for the ue of - tbe Absociation and DeWitt C. Lcvewax elf cted as Librarian. Tbroirlue ula Ac, In i toe Street. Tbe habit of ' throwing glass bottles, ; or broken class of imy kindia4o-4h-pblic streets or alleys is a violation of .a, city or dinance and 6ubiecls the offender wuen enforced, to quite a heavy penalty. A horse was badly disabled ', on one of oar ,iim4iiv hv trendinp on -a anantitv BUCCW JM"-J "J -- o , of broken glass, and we are informed that narties who indulge in the dangerous habit of throwing glass into the streets hereafter will be prosecuted, if found out. Pwramm nmn'vinff sloD8 or slap water . -. - t . into the streets are also liable to be nnea. Ileretct're oueof the. city carts has jer- ... " formed ihe duty of removing slops ana sIod. Htt-r, but as it has been found neces sary to ccrtail the uumber of carts for the present, the one in question has been or dered itito other service. Parties who have been relviuir upon this rootle of getting rid of thVi.-flessitelngi&nia referred to vili ti.u.f., iiHV tn ee to its remove! them- IIIVI selves hereafter.' - 4 Several Darties who had offended as above were tepoi ted at the Marshal'! office yesterday afternoon. An Alrlab Hide. The passenger train from Weldon yes terday morning presented 'rather a novel appearance on its arrival here. The train consisted only of an engine, tender and a half-dozen freight cars. Ten or twelve pas sengers including two ladies occupied tbe tender to the locomotive, and the mail arrived ahead of the traln'-on the cow- catcher. All of which resulted from some slight dlsarrangemeht at - Rocky , Point, which prevented the bringing forward oi the mail and passenger coaches. It is hoped that the morning air. proved bracing and in vigorating. : j X Transfer nuNTina-lmss. invalnaole to . rail road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, manufacturers and others. They are en during and changeless, and will copy sharp and clear for an indeinite period of time. Having just received a fresh snnolvof these inks.- we are pre- j pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate prices. - . i . - . . . i ThuAnr nfV. E. Church. V V V Mult a fl j usSj"'AK9 ' Georgetown. D. C, writes. " Having had an op- unit's Cough Syrup, I hesitate not to say, it is the ' best remedy Ihave ever used in my family." Spirits Turpentine for the Opera Bona Next Week. Bnflalo Bill and Texas Jack, with M'lie Morlacchl and a full company, are adver tised to give dramatic representations of lire and love on the frontier of our settlements and Indian territories in the West, at our Opera House on Monday and Tuesday next. Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack have for years borne a prominent part in the real-lite his will be kept constant j ia stock. octS-nacSwks ' - MISCELLANEOUS. NEW AE1ITAIS THlsjWeek WACCAMAW ik CAPS FKAR FEKSH-BKATKN ,',:.-.- tt I - C E , - ; HAMS, SIDES, SMOULDERS, (Dry Salted and Smoked).' . English and Scotch Ales, COFFXES of all kinds at Eeduced Prices, FISH, CASK GOODS of all kinds, TOILET BO APS, Ftoe Pale ana Common 80AP8 Twenty differssit kinds of TONIC BITTKBS. ; . - . .. , . - . , CSgari, Tobacco ; Kerosen Oil, .. Hay; Corn and Oats, WITH HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES OF - Flattering prospects Weldon Fair: i ' The Commissioners of the, W. N. C. R.R. have elected Capt , Thos. H. Allen; of Charlotte, Chief Engineer, v The cotton gin of Mr. Jno. T. Hitch, at South iBiver below Newbern, caught fire Tuesday and was totally burned. The loss was very heavj, says tbe JVutsfteU. ' Near the scene of the late Thos. Warters homicide, Lenoir county, Wade Parker struck Aleck Sutton with a fence rail, and left, thinking he had killed him. The Goldsboro Messenger sgg . . svt. m lrn r nr tory and romance of the boarder, have but feasiDg tue old fair grounds at that place ToTAKB ADVANTAGE of this Oppobtutt recen.lybeenpersaadedtoUketotheetage, for uHj purpose of having au, exhibition JMS ' ? lucre net jew Butter and Cheese, 1 5 0 BOXKS ' FISE CEKAM CHEESE. Tubs Goshen Butter, ' . Crackers and Cakes. Boxes and Barrels. Lemon, Sugar. Scdd, as- sorted and Ginger Snays. . CAR OLINA BICE. j Barrels and Tierces whole and.brokra. Molasses. i - j O K Barrels and Hhds Sugar House ana caoa , il vnl.uM llin inn Utneru and Porto ttco Molasses in'Tierces and Puncheons. for sale iow bt -., EDWARDS & HALL. ' oct mr :-rTT-"" -' ' - . : It is a Settled Fact HAT WE HATE NO COMPETITION IN SHIBTS. NO BETTER GOODS MADE TBAH W AM STJTT A . jo better Linen than SlOOt Although we have no compeutor we seu at iue Tcrj wwon p" SLFTOIt $7 60, PA&TLY MADE. CASH.'ri00 references given if neceseary. ;;-;: M I: i MUNSON CO.. oct 19-tf i v A City Clothiers. Just Received at YATES' KEf BOOK STORE, GroCeriWatolesale. rs from the country will be promptly attended i, 30J copies of the Ordinance, of the late Con- V CA8H or close bmymg customers can be suited al wave, with Good Goods at Lowest Market Prtoea -, snajS-tf f - : ADRIAN A VOU.KKa. Orders I toialao. ' vtntion. Don't Fail nyurlar fasrl, From the following report it will be seen that a large number of cases of a trivial na tyre were swept from thedocket yesterday:- jitaW ' W- H- Ward, charged with Not nuilty.' " . t..- gtate r Jaraea Ward, ,caargea -wuu ceny. JMot gUMty- . 1 The following, arra'grie.a HU pc0M rants, were ordered discharged on ihe pay- ment of costs: Abram vyebe, Josepn lb T?ar,ver Hanche Francis Holmes, William Fisher, Emma Burden; Judy Le. gwin, Wro. Myers, Wm; Davis., o. Xfnrk Daniels: charged with as- siult and battery. . Case continued on affl au font to cive bond in the sum of f2Q0-ior hii appesraiice st the next term of the Superior Cpurt. ; s, ' . . . ' State u. Jeffrey WiWffl3, Parged with larceny. Ooilty. ' " v State t. J. W. Whitney, charged wrih an assault; foond pot guilty. a Kii? (irewa.- " ' Then! is everv reason to believe that the pumber of visitors at our approaching Fair will be lareer than ever, before., 1 lie coru pletion of tbe Carolina Central uaiiway to Shelby puts us in easy and speedy commu nication with many of our Western menus who will gladly seize upon tins opportunity of visiting our city for tbe Ural time aca hocomine acquainted with our people, ana among these there are doubtless not a few who have never seen a steam post or a sail ing vessel; or the various other character Istica of aapor0ow3, atTLcTv?hrch will be matters of interest to them to say noth ing pi the alluremedts- of .the 'Fair. And then5; as the' piatter of 'transportation will he of such trifling reensideralhn, from the reduction which wilVbe made for thiaocca ion. we ma alsdi teasoriably expect quite a display of articles for.exbibition from our friends along the line of the road, even as - k- a-it it- ' 1 far west as Dueuy..,. . , . r , - and we would seem to have reason to ex ' pect en'tw tugged inreprpdux:ingto our minds some purl of tneir .adventurous ei perience in that interesting section, , i. ... Llterer? Good Fortune. Lumbertonians rt j ice that amid all the pleuituJe of tlieir gutstible supplies the de: mands of their liu rary appetites do nit .go unsupplied under existing railroad aiTMnge- ments, as witness the Bobesontans BUI of i?5ire--Breakfast. Wilmington Eoe'ning Iteoieva; dinner, Stab; and Journal; supper, Charlotte Observer; dessert (once a vteek), Jtoptsowan. The chief source of complaint is tbe la- frequency with which the taste for des sert can be indulged. Tl police. -'-i Several of the policej force y being siclf andf others in attendance on Court, it was found necessary lat night to put the health pfEjcers on duty, who were to be relieved at 12 o'clock by those who had been attending Court,' and,whQ aro alBO required to be on dutv to-day. We learn that Judge McKoy, In consideration of the' limited police force on duty, has indicated his purpose of fixing j t-iOV. Broffden has iust received an apbointment as commissioner from North Carolina to the Southern States Agricultural and Industrial Exposition, to be held in New Orleans February 2G, 187J. ; , r- Toisnot , Trdnscript : A; couple of mules attached. to a rpekaway containing Mr. W. i . Tolor, wne ana iwu euiwreu, became frightened last Sunday evening, anu dashed off, throwing Mr.' Taylor out1 and severely hurting him. - ' ' ' '.' ! llalnicrh Kesris: On 5 Tuesday evening-, at -Christ's Church -ia thi-city, Rev. i)r. i Marshall .oiuciauug, vbwiu Carle Woodruff, of the United States Array, and Miss Effie, daughter of Dr. K, BJ Haywood oi. .tuis cuy, were mn matrimony. , , GoldsboTO Record: Two gentle men from Duplin county arrived here Mon day in charge of a person whom they sup posed to be Scott Partin, the Wake county wife-murderer. They were doomed to disap pointment, however, as it turned out their prisoner was not Partin, hut the same party who had beer mistaken for that individual and brought here since. "Tlie Best Batter In tlie World" We have ever had from our Dairy. The choicest ever shipped from any Dairy. Try If now. ; , After repeated TRIALS of our other brands," the NBW PUOCK8S JtMFIRE FLOUR ' , i uiv , Je certainly tronounced the BKST NEW8TRUPS; GOLDBS DBIrY AMBER, NEW. j . , UBLEANS and MAPLE SRUP. . i -r FRESH FAMILY 8UPPLlE8 Andrew Goc.dn ArrlvlMK by Kyery YATES' BOOK STORK A comDlete assortment of Toys, Books, IGasaM, oct 17-tf I YATES, Mew Book Store, E. vanlaer. PbOP. OK MUSIC, MISSES KEJHBDT Hart's School, will, after Oct eth, take a limit d number of prtrate pnpUs. Circulars can be ebuined at P. Hetofeberger'ii. and at the School of Misw a Kennedy It Hart. octl-eodtf Bemoval. BERRY In this city on Thursday, tne zist rak. at two o'clock, Dr. WuUam A. Berry, in the Wnd nf Vilit air ft. The friends and aoplahitances' of the famlix are . . . . ia.ji ... ..A lila fnnnl Mlta Men. upon a particular day for cases in which b t$t James Church, at 30 o'clock,-thce v . .... i . i i .. . . 9 ..... policemen are mieresieu to o .uearuy. oakdale Cemetery, i Steamer. The largest and " BEST selected stock of Gro ceries in the State. Wood nd WUlow-W are. Mar ket Baskets, Lunch Baskets and Fancy Baskets, at . . . - GEO. MYERS, sept SG tf 11 A 13 South Front St.' ; Wk HAVE REMOVED-OUB PLACE OF Busi ness to the office and wharf formerly occupied by G. G. Barker, Esq. BeterniM thanks for patronaee heretofore so liberallr extended, we respectfully solicit a continnance of ffjne- ' -, ivwvv OCt ta-3t XB rt BO. .JUIkJBJm nnm n n r BEG TO TJf FORM THE PUBLIC THAT I have sold : my interest in my former Shaving and Hair Dressing KrtabHshm.nt, and am io tablisnea next aoor w t. - TUankine ray pa'rons for favor of the past, l , will endeavor lo continue their favors la t,?re- OCtt-tf 7 . nm- In Store and to Arrive, Fresh Groceries; 3000 1000 Back Liverpool Salt, Bundles' Cotton Ties, .?! -i li sd aaa Barrels S. H. Syrup, Cuba. eaer UU New Orleans Moiasjses, . , , , t r looo KSf : h 200 i io:odoas:s .u h Half Bbls and Ctsea 1 ouace Snuff, i .. . ; , oetld4vrtf .i M ! f BOTXD. CROW COJ ABKIVINO DAILY, SOLD VERY LOW. and delivered with disoatch to any part of the city. New Buckwheat, N. C. and mji Cured Hams, and a full one oi nne r amuj uiwhia ' . ' ' For sale by " "" " : ' " octa-tf 1 ' ' ::; JAMES C. STEVENSON. , AND WOOD OF GOOD QUALITIES, ' at eoraer Front aad Mulberry streeta, by , J oct IT-tf J. A. SPRINGER.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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