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MOItyiNG ISDITIQK
OUTLIKEJ
Pacific Mail Steamship Wo burst a
boiler. Two men killed. I NegoUa-.
tions for peace pending at Con8tontnople.'
Basis proposed by representatives of forT
f pa powers makes Servia, consent tfhTe
Jr frontier; towns garrisoned by "forks.
She is illie w 100 J " v "
kewYork markets: Gold, 111; ipotton,
13 l.i612i cts; rosin $1 C5l C7; spir-
its tarpenune, -cot . 11 .
Tne CampaignJ
i j . - .- n
; :...i... i.nMhiirAjsitu
MiMiua""""" 7 -w-.r r .
. i ma Temper Great Eulhn-
....m and Almost Uuanlml
Vace The Great sacce,
peuiocratic Cantirt. . j : . . '
I TRaleiir News f Saturday
or the
The excursion; from j Raleigh to
Jone80r0f-Wt l,- ypsteruay iuui uiuk,
with 1 pssengera i ch'j board. The
crowd 'was augmented all alorig the
road until the train reached lis desti
niiiCn, wUi it had abdut 30)pas-
Wers. p avetteyuie urneu ohi iwo
Tihlen nl Vance (MtibK a etinnon,
tlis f ayetleVHie ; Auriiei joaiui.
(),, of the Kuuiers Irom i? ayettevu e
FI.L ....K I Ilk ftriH ttlsli hucitl o
..liirrt ot Guv." V anee, speakmbr to a
,re an
leiic. wmi-1 nif iiiouo;
I
ii -
i-it 1 nver: liHU a
tn
rtiti
t wax l)
i-fftfir-vl
ami Iihi
ative
i
I Mil
4ier em!
large
l.Jft?Adr thumb, Uirt-e
iilajt
l:iied netruf artrun.l liyn, wit
i this
i.uiLlo: " Touini y la 8ettfed,
On the
tiiherVonier, Billy bmilh, aV la
1 V
i ... uiLh a Urn horn Hi bis
lUUUtll,
and r a pack of houuds around him, ia
a full run', j :;: - : ' ; i. " ; V
The crowd present yaa variously
eMiraated at iroin 3,0p to B.00U;
a!o'ut 3,500 people Were present.
Tin! euihusiasm for Vance was up to
tlirt liiahest oitch. The icontrast. be-
iweeii the receptions extended the
t caiidiuates was sOtneltuni; re-
niarkablel Gov. Vance was niiet and
escriel io the grove bt an.immerise
crowd of ihe-best men ojf the country,
the
air resounding with f shouts, with
tlie
music of the band and the firing
of
camion. Jude Settle.
wnsr re
ceived and escorted by eighteen,
I f. i 'i . ' 4 Xi . - .
mounieu wtiue men ana a nurauer oi
luouiiied negroes, while! a multitude
of (larkiesj'pf both! sexe. and of ail
sizes and degrees of blackness, 1, rotted
'along' behind. V J-.V-:".';-.' jj-l :.;f::
Tbera-were in the speeches no new
points of interest. Ia jthe orier of
the day, Judge Settle spoke fi -st and
was followed by Gov. Vance, j Settle
'then bal a rejoinder and Gov. Vance
the last "say." About fifteen min
utes before Gov. Vance concluded
his first speech, be was interrupted
by a furious rain, which caused the
crowd to disperse, but hot until the
Hpeakerhad announced that he would
conclude when the rain ceasejd. Af
ter an interval of about an hour, the
speakers again appeared before the
enthusiastic multitude1. Judge Set
tie arose and attempted to address
the assemblageTTntt just as he had
commenced on his Ka Klux hobbyi
long huzzas for Vance momentarily
interrupted him. lie' again made an
effort to make himself heard , but the
enthusiasm for Vance was too great,
j He paused, and this aspirant for
the highest position within jthe gift
,of the people of his State, so far for
got himself and the dignity of the
position to which he aspirfes, as t o
tarn aponthose who had thoughtless
ly interrupted him and. 'with a look
of burning anger, pointed is finger
ai ibis one and that one, calling them
infernal fiends of . I helLI "kn-klnx-
liouuds of hell," and using finch other
epiinets as caused everv ode to stand
and look -with astonishment upon the
man who wishes to fill the! guberna
torial chair of our good and great old
ummonweaitn.
Vance replied.
i he attendance I was verv crreat.
and the immense number of white
iki cause in ti
Wv more than
ever t-ncuurMirtl u
o 1
our prospects. .
A,
General view of ibe Tanva-ntmo
li t lllliuiiJl m-a.Ai Mill
. .. .......-... -.. . .;
Lcpecial to the Sentiuel :
i n.
Carter's Mill, N. C, Aug., 23 -
rom Mitchell county into Moore,
a travel through lone dozen couuties,
"as the campaign reached V to-day..
-e nrst question asked is, dots ' the
jame enthusiastn prevail all aloug the
lllie lor VantP Tha nair' in lhat.
ne haa met with shouts and greetings
urn jarge crowds of men and women
ai eVtry town and in almost every
"i uisirict be has been.
At Carter's mill. - in! - Moore, the
rowd was two-thirds radical,' That
action was a laying-out place during,
Je war, and was known as ,(the
HnUed States," ; Vance wore wiri
' "ing feathers when the sun set that'
tveujng He bad the drop on Settle
n haying the last speeoh, and the
judge got to questioning him. Asked
"jn if he wanted North j Carolina to
Pay her war debt? Vance . said , he
"fought a portion of the school fund
"jfghUiave been I paid, hot? nothing
vl -Now let me ask a question," 1 said
Varice, "do you think desertion right
"rwrngr The crowd stood thick.
rouiid Vance, nearly touching him
- ..II , . ' 1 1 ft1V Mill; 1 fJ TV : 1 ' , ' u, iiir 1, ; A-r . SI . .X- !
VOL: : XyiII.---y(X jU:
Judge Settle, j rising-Wl say this
if ' ' ' 9 1
Vance "Ah, now; no d6dcnjri it
answered ypuiright Out. Yes or no?"
i Jugge oetiie tnensaidit a man was
conscripted and left the armv beeause
of - strong Union - proclivities' he
thought he did right. I
i V ance "Mow, -another question.
since questioning is the order of ' the
day r j Was Holden right or wrong
in suspending the writ of habeas
corpus?" " 1 I
a ucvue, again .nsine "ine princi
ple L--. ! !
" Varice "Ah, now. now.' nov: sav
right or, wrong." ; T
J udjxe Settle was erestioulati n ovpr
Vance's shoulders, and . the crowd
thick around them, stood peeping; up
i or anj answer. : .. i :
The Judge was understood to admit.
that at such a peculiar time, . while
murders wore; going on, Holden, un
der the new j constitution, - had the
discretion to do as he did. . I I
Vance ."Then afLer thn I uruMiu.
sixth! time,' I have at last got an an
swer; that Holden was light in tin's-
penainjj the writ." ,
Judge Settle, springiiitr to his feet
the second lime, declared it had liev
er been dtcided whether Holden had
the right or not it was still an open
question. j -" r. . ..-
Vance 1 1 -ked up a pampnleti! I
Stt! le "I know wht voii'r trnitlrr
to reid;. t hat "decision on us." I
Vanct,N' I'm ; this is the
new cui si u hi ion
1 1. 4ri's . .that', ith
writ of Ital ea coijmsliall tu ver
e
KUKpeiiil'!." i .
i he 'crowd could not helplaughin
Maj.
eates.! M. C. of the First
District, has been ill for several dars but
the Weldon New has hopes that he will be
off to enter the cauvass in a few days. 'j -I
KaleigU Kews of yesterday:
Gen. V. Hansom is still detained in the
city, by the sickness Of two members of his
family, which j are stopping at the Yar
borough House. .! . . " '.l
Beaufort Kaqle: Major Joseph
A. - Engelhard Ispoke to lurse 'crowd's lat
Sau Oder's Store and j Swanslxiro on Wed
nesday and Thursday. . lie: mde effective
and tellimz speeches at these places, aud a
good impression was created. .
i The Democratic Senatorial Cdn-
veniion. : of Onslow! and Jones counties.
Jnet at Swansboro on the 24th and nomi
nated Uol. AsEew for Senate. Sher
iff A. 8. Murrilt presided. ! Dr. Ward j B.
M. Hardesty and H. C. Foscue addressed
the convention. . ; -j';' I
Reidsville Mercury : Another
terrible shooting affray took place iu Stokes
couDty, last Saturday, between . the smith
and Martin families, that seem to have been
at enmity for some time. It is the third 'af
fray of the kind between them; .during the
year, we nave not been able to get the par
ticulars or the last scrape except that one of
the parties received three severe wounds in
the head. " - t.: ' .. S v: - - . ;
THEiGITll.
' NEW ADVEBTISEnENTS,
A. David. Clothing falling.
Johk Dawson. Grass blades. ?
Mux son & Co. Cheap clothingi
Mrs. K. Murray. School opening
Harbison & Allen. Fall style hats. ;
Binford, Cbow & Co. Removal, !&c. -O.
G. Parsley & Co. Brunswick cburt.
Giles & Mtjbchison. Apple parers. oic.
John W. Gordon & Bro. Insurance.
Wright & Stedman. PostpoEement
sale.;. - , - - i
Hall & Pearsall. Meats, .flour, i bag
ging, &c. , t
Alex. Oldham. New process i batter-
cake flour, j i ' - . "
Williams & Mtrchison. BacoD, bag
ging, ties, &c I j
Chas. DJ Myers & Co. English mus
tard, spicesL &c. i II
iiERCHNEB OB VJALDEK I3IIOS. iJiOiaSbtH,
" . ' rt' w 1
flour, bagging, &c ! i
Thej Superior Court for ( Bruns
wick county meets at Smithville to-morrow
Th interments in Pine Forest
(colored) Cemetery for the past week num.
bcred nine, all of which were child ren.
MrL S. Hanstein, of this city,
received inltlligence yesterday of the death
of his mother in Germany. r I
! Tlie First Ward 'Democratic
Club will have their flag and pole raising
some time this week.': ;;' I ,.'.-. J.'; ;',;,
; -Pi Messrs. Binford, Crow - & , Co
have removed to their new stand, formerly
occupied by Mr. J. C. Heyer, -Northeast
corner of Water and Princess streets.
' -i Higher barometer, northeasterly
toeaslerly winds and partly cloudy weather,
.with probably occasional coast rains, are
the predictions for this latitude; to-day.
Hy. Mr: 'Dargan will conclude
his services at the First Baptist fJburcn this
eveniBgL much to the regret of the church
and congregation. ' li'i
The Presbyterian congregations
worship together at 11 A. M. to day in the
Second .Church aad at 8 P. M. in the First
Church Preaching by Rev. C. M. Payne.
f The Register of ;Deeds issued
fi va marriage licenses daring the past week,
of which three were for white and two for
colored couples. "
l The third story of the old jail
building, cornerof JSecond and Princess
streets, is being overhauled and put in or
der, and is to be used by the colored Good
Samaritans of this city as a lodge room.
; 'Ter6 wre six f interments in
Oakdald Cemetery during the week closing
yesterday, of which two were adnUVind
four, children. The diseases we're diph -
V '7 IWILMINGTQN,
theria .2, child-bed 1,. congestion of the'
brain 1 fever 1, paralysis .. i . .i .
- A "colored individual was badly
imposed upon yesterday evening; being put
in the Guard House for catching a bunch
of fish. The difficulty was that he caught
iuem i rom someoociy 8 cart, ami was lunv
self caught by City Marshal Price who
turnedjhim over to a policeman.
Race petvreeu , the Vaebt Rosa; of
Mafonbero Sound, and Carolina,
or WrlxbtsTllIe. ; j
By reason of a challenge extended to the
yacht JKosar of Mason borp, by :the ; yacht
(aroHrkii of Wrightsville,
a race , was run
by those boats, starting at 12:30 o'clock,
P.M.,
When
on Thursday last the 24th
he boats first started the wind
blowin
?" from the southeast, but
changed its course to east southeast
blew somewhat stronger tljan at the
Captaia W. A. Cumming was select
on behalf of the Carolina, and Mr.
Herbert Latttmer pa behalf of the 23oa.and
these gentlemen associated with themselves
Mr. WL A. Wright, Jr., as umpire. The
Carolina moved oif thirty seconds ia ad
vance of the Iiosa, as i3 provided by the
sailing regulations of the Carolina Yacht
Club. " Before reaching the Mott's channel
buoy, the JRosa oycrhaule'd the Carolina;
aud, passing her to leeward, rounded the
Moti'j channel buoy ahead, and continued
to increase her advantage hp to the clove of
the rate, coming in twelve minutes ahead
of the Carolina, tnakiug the entire dUtauce,
eigut utiiti, in two hours? tifteeu minuter
and-twelve t-tconda. Addintr to ih'is the
Carolina's start of, thirty si-couds, aujd the
one iniuuie fifteen seconds allowance by
reason of length, it will be seen thit the
Rosa got the advantage oyer the Carolina
to the extent of thirteen minutes forly five
seconds. - I
The wind was much lighter during the
race than was desired by either yacht, and
it was nought by m any that the race would
be postponed ; but as no desire for a post
ponement was expressed by those interest
ed in feither yacht, it was run with the
above stated result.
The day was pleasant tand a large num
ber of Sadies graced the occasion with their
presence, all of whom joiued with the gen
tlemen in giving three hearty theers for the
Rosa, the champion boat of Masonbutro.
maathtrate Court.
Befdre Justice Gardnerjyesterday,
James
K ailing was arraigned on ; the charge
nf a-
sault and battery on the person of Ambrose
Allen, both seamen. The case was dis
missed on the p
mcnt of! costs.
i
George Archer
was next arraigned on
the affidavit of
Ambrose
Allen, charged
with the same offence. Case dismissed at
the cost of the prosecution.
Phillis Moore,
charged with violating
section 7 of the
general ordinance of-the
city; judgment
suspended ou the payment
of costs, in default of which she Was com
mitted lOaiL
George Sheridan, on the affidavit of Phil-
lis Moore, arraj
gned for assault and
battery.
Case dismissed at the prosecutor's costs. .
George Sheridan, on
a peace warrant
sworn out by Phillis Mopre; case dismissed
at the prosecutor's costs.
Francis Holmes, arraigned for an assault
and battery with a deadly weapon upon
the person of Benj. Merrick, was
ordered
of $300
to give a justified bond in the sum
for
his
peril
i r
appearance at the next term of the
Su
nor court, in ueiauu oi wuicu ue was
inuenjuit c
committed to
Destruetlve Fire at Shoe Heel.
Friday raorhing, about 3 o'clock, as we
learn from a correspondent, the good peo
ple of ghoe! Heel Robeson county, were
aroused from1 their peaceful slumbers by
the cry of fire. Upon investigation flames
e discovered issuing from an, old frame
binding owned by Mr. John Patterson and
recently occupied by! one Louis Lilly as a
barber shop ' but at the time vacant. The
T u.uu r :-
was very 6
being a nouse oi conamerauio
nly saved througn the greatest exertions,
very man and every available bucket being
rouzht into requisition ror mat purpose.
he next victim to jthe devouring element
as a house, also the property of Mr. Pat-
tersop, but used as k carriage depository by
the Messrs. McKelhan.of Fayetteville, and
Messrs..
Dr. j D.
. rr : vl i L ri...ik...
McBrvde also had his office
in a part of the same building. The
buggies and " some ! of the Doctor's
medicines were" saved : from ' the Barnes. .
Next came the drug store of R. M. Devane
& Co , which was
entirely cdnsomed in a
ghorUime,jnakiokio All three, buildings
destroyed.. Iessrjs. R. M. Devane & Co. s
loss is about - $3,000 and : their insurance
$1,500. -Mr. Patterson's lossis about $800
or $1,000, upon which there was no insur
ance, i Dr. McBryde is a
amount of $100 or $200. :
loser to - the
r. S. E. Bus-
sell also loses a small amount1
i; - '-
The general impression it
seems, is that
the fire was. the Work of , an incendiary,
ii.ta Winor ihA.fourth occurrence of the
kind in a little over twelve months.
Asaaalt wltb a Deadly Weapon
Thomas Fisher, colored, charged with as
saultine Duke Kelley, also colored, on Mon
dav nieht last, with a deadly weapon; and
leaving him for dead, mention of which
the time.haviDe
I . . ... vi; nffl. .t.b
neen guDsequuujj j ,M-"rr
TT nflTifl and lodeed in jail, had a hearing
befonf Alex, jsampson, J. P., yesterday
who ordered defendant tc gm norm m .
sum of $100 for his appearance at the next
term of the Superior Court In the case of
JamfeS Henderson,fcfiarged wfth acting dis-
orderly on the same
i occasion, defendant
ie payment of costsJ ;
1 was discharged on the
N- lC., SUNDAY. AUGUST 27,1876.
A REVEttTIOI.
. NewL
Political Orsanlzatlon-Tbe
Grand Army
of Repabllcana, or
Never Jtleetb Some Idea of Its
"I ' ' i i -" 1 i ' -
: Plans, Purpose, dec. -'-il-
" ! i J I ;
; We have alluded; two or three times re
cently, to the existence of a new political
organization in our midst, having its origin
in and intended to subserve the interests of
the Republican party! in the a proaching
political jcontest. We had but a, faint idea
then, however, of the magnitude'of its mis-
sin or the. extent of its ramifications.
he. extent of its ramifications. ; We
are now iad vised that it is not ionly local
but national in ; character, so far as that
party is concerned, and is designed to; em
brace ev ;ry State, codnty and tWnship jin
the TJaion in its jurisdiction and workings,
the real name of the organization being
" The Grand a.rmy of Republicans j' j The
main object to be attained through; its n
strumentality, it appears, is a thorough and
complete organization of the party through
out the country. The (manner iuj which ibis
is to be brought ! about is as follows
Cer
ward tain members of the party in each
or towriship in a pounty are author
ized to get up I lists of leu each.
i - i . i i1
over wpicii ten, when properly certi
fied to. they receivi
j i t
re the appointment
cf
of
captain.
aiid are furnished with badges
membership for himself and men under his
t
command, and it becomes his duty to see
that these ten men register and vote the
Republican ticket : on the day ii election.
ThesB Vsquads" . of ten are (afterwards
inusterc l into comoanies of one hundred.
I . .- i . . i .. i i.'
the coui.M-es into regiments the regi
ments itiltu bi igiides, uud the brigades into
divi-ioiiij;. with grades of officers to corres
pond
We have seen a mustef roll Of the
i
organ!.
ii ion, tbc form of which is as fol-
lows
"TUR GRAND ARMY OF REPUBLICANS.
!.Ius
er Roll of ;Company -, - Regi-
nieut.
Urigade; .Division,
Ward,
Township,
County :
1. .
2. .
'8. .
4. .
5. .
6. .
7. .
8. .
a. .
10. ...
Certified to be correct by
Captain."
By means ot this organiz
ation every
member of the party, or every
person who
has heretofore acted with the
party, be-
comes committed to act with itj
in the com
ing election; or in case any such shall deem
it their duty to dissolve their connection
with the party, either permanently or for
the time being, theii names an; known and
reported and they are forthwiti "spotted,"
and the influence! f the organization' is
brought to bear to induce the "stiaggler"
to-relurn to the fold!; and then, in case such
delinquent shall still assert liis manhood
aud claim the right to vote asj he sees pro
per, regardless of the behests of the "Grand
Army bf Republicans," or "lrever Meets,"
it is natural to suppose that 'other means
are to be adopted to reclaim the backslider,
especially if he be fa colored,' man, either
through some system of coercion, , threats
or intimidation. - I I
It is probably owing to the great disaf
fection existing in j the ranks, of the party in
some! of the Southern States J where many
of the colored people are beginning to find
out who are their .true friends, and which
party is most likely to lead them "out of
I t i i
the wilderness," that this organization was
started. , i :
As before stated, the members are desig
nated by metal badges, on the outer side
of which appears the representation of an
eagle. It was at first thought to be con
fined to the colored people, but it has now
transpired that its operations are "without
regaru to race,coior or previous conuuion,
thaugh the manner of carrying them out
mayyary to suit different localities.
, t0 8pite of xm can De said and done
the colored people, asamass, will beslaves
. . though, as we have
. r - - -r-- r -7. ' -
said, there are some signs of an awakening
among them tn states seutn ol us, which
may, if they are true to themselves, and do
not suffer the chains to be again riveted
upon them, as is designed by this new-fangled
organization, eventuafty tend to work
out their political salvation ana tuntoi tne
country generally.
3
tioTayor Court.
Jacob Peden, .colored, arraigned on the
charge of diunkenness, was ordered to pay
a fine of $5 and costs.
i. Susan Pickett.' colored", charged with be
iDS disorderly: was committed to await ad
i e,ftminatittn !lQnat!ic. f : !
J j Molly Dov6) an old acquaintance in poH
lice circles, arraigned
oh the charge of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, wa
ordered to pay a fine o
$10 and costs or
the streets. Molly
work for thirty days on
says she expects to be sick for the next four
weeks. ;)v -vj
1. One case, f i
i. .
or fast driving on the plank
road, was continued over, j
Thermometer Heeord.
The following will show the state of the
thermometer at the stations mentioned, at
4.85 yesterday evening, Washington mean
time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin
issued from the Signal Office in this city?
Augusta,. .
I Cairo, . . .
. . .90
....80
., i87
. t w
Montgomery,. ... .90
Nashville......... 80
New Orleans,:. .89
New Tories. '.v.. 80
Norfolk t....... 90
Pittsburgh, ......78
PuntaRassa,.....86
Savannah,... .... .89
Shrevepor t, . . ... 87
St Louis,...:.:.. 15
St Marks,.. 93
I Charleston, ,
i Cincinnati,.
Corsicana. .
,i-.87
Galveston,...... 90
indianola, .. ii..'.4
Jacksonville,1. - V8&
Key West, i . i .89
M-
Vicksburg, o
j jjemphis,, L . ; f ,80 J Washington,! . ; : .86
' r-M.','.-90.! Wilmington,;,;:
Onr Choreliei ToDar. i . ,v
Firstj Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and Orange: streets: Rev. Josi R. . Wilson,
D. 1).,. Pastor. No services at 11 a. m.
Preaching at 8 p. m. by Rev. CL M. Payne.
The, usual morning collectionlto be taken
up at night. ; ' I .'. j' ' "''
Second : : Presbyterian Church, : corner of
Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C.
M. Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m.
No services at night Sabbath! School and
Bible Class at 5 p.; m. Praver meeting
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Services at St. Paul's (Episcopal) church,
corner of Fourth and Orange streets, as fol-,
ows: Services at 11 ; a. m., and 8 p. m.
Rev. T. M. Ambler, Rector.. Seats free.
St Paul's Evang. ; Lutheran Church,
corner of 6th and Market streets, Rev. G.
D. Bernheim, pastor. German service at
11 a. m, Christian Association at 3J p. in.
Sunday school at 5 p. m. j '. J -. j j
Fifth: Street Methodist E. Church (South),
situated on Fifth, between Nun and Church
streets:; Rev. J. M. Rhodes, pastor. Ser
vices at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. Sabbath
School at 9i a. m. Class meeting 3i p. m.
rayer . meeting Thursday night at 8
o'clock! Young Men's Society meeting
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
Front Street M. E. Church (South), cor-
ner of Front and Walnut streets: Rev. J.E.
Mann,1 pastor. Services at Ilia. Wand 8
m. Eiinday- school at 4 p m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
Young! Men V Society, Friday night at 8
o'clocxi !' ; -:! . ; I J ', ! - . j ".-
First! Baptist Church, corner of Market
ajd Fifth streets, Rev. James. B. Taylor,
Pastor.! iServices at 11 aJ m. and 8 p. m.,
conducted by Rev. E. C. Darg in, of Green
ville," j S. C. Sunday .School at 9 a. m.
Young; men's prayer meeting Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting Thurs
day night at 8 o'clock. I
Second Baptist Church, on 6th, between
Church and Castle streets. Services at 11
o'clock, a. m., and 8 o'clock; p. m., Rev.
P. King officiating. Sabbath School at
3 o'clock, p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Young men's prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. j ;
Services at St Mark' (colored) Episcopal
Church, corner 6th and Mulberry streets,
as follows : Mornis Prayer ;and Celebra
tion at 9 o'clock. Evening Prayer at 8.30
o'clock.' Sabbath School at St Barnabas'
school-house at 4 p. m. I
Fi(st Presbyterian Church, (colored), 8tk
and Chesnut Streets. Rev. D. J. Sanders,
pastor.1 Preaching at 11 o'clock, a. m. and
8 p. mi Sabbath school at 9 o'clock, a. m.
Yacbts Ripple and. Roan.
On Thursday last, after the yacht Rosa
had achieved a victory over the yacht icar-
olina to the extent of 13 minutes and 45
seconds, she extended a challange to the
yachi Ripple tor a trial of speed, which
challenge was excepted and Tuesday next
selected for the race. The Ripple has loDg
been considered the champion of the Caro
lina Yacht Club, and her many friends look;
toward with much interest to the time
when she will formally compete with the
lasiestyacnt on mason boro sound, in a
challenged race, for the championship of the
two boats.
Recovered.
A student's lamp, being one of a number
of Valuable articles stolen from Rev. T. M.
Ambler's residence a week or two ago, was
recovered at a house in "Paddy's Hollow,"
a general depository for articles obtained in
that way, on Friday, by an1 officer who had
been put on the track of the missing valu
ables, j
Democratic jriee tin x.
j A large and j enthusiastic ; Democratic
meeting was held at Humphrey's, in Har-
nett Township, In this county, yesterday.
which; was addressed by . Messrs. J. I
MacK3, j. js. ninton and others. Another
meeting will be .held at the same place in
bout two weeks, when . a Tilden, Vance
nd Waddell Club will be formed.
olored Excursionists.
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. A colored excursion nartv from More-
head ;City,::Newbern and Tarboro, is ex
pected to arrive here ,' Monday evening.
The party, we learn, is to include , two or
more i military! companies. The Brogden
Guards will meet them at the depot and
escort them to the City Hall, where a big
reception is expected to be given them at
night. :'. .! -: . -(
Not tbo IHens
. Two colored men were arrested at Castle
Hayne, Friday: afternoon, on suspicion of
being the two individuals who stole Mr. D.
S. Sanders' bx, referred to in our last
Upon; being brought to the city ! yesterday
morning, however, Mr." Sykes, failed to
identify them-as the two who bargained to
sell him the animal, and they were there
fore released.
: Rocky Point, N; C., Aug. 20th, 1876.
Editor Morning Star:' In your article cf
the 19th insti on Fla? ' raisins' at Kockv
Point of the Tilden and Vance Club; we
notice a very grave,- but unintentional error,
IJsuppose,-viz:' "We have on our list every
white voter in the Township except a few
disappointed, reckless office seekers, &c.''
We -don't know your correspondent, . but
suppose he intended to convey; the idea
that all would vote with us on the day of
election seve those Radicals, who are after,:
and ' have been disappointed in getting
office. We know that j there are those in
this Tow nship, not mera bers of the cl ub,
who are as pure, highminded, and as far
from wanting office as any member of the
club. They always have acted, voted; and
worked for the Democratic Conservative
party and will continue to do so. Some of
these are the most influential and best of
our citizens, and have not as yet connected
themselves with the club for reasons best
known to themselves,' bnt are working' for
the cause1 with all the - vigor of manhood
thev nossess. We trust you will make , the
1 correction in ;
r well ias your
correction in justice to the 1 aggrieved as
correspondent Reform.
WHOLE NO. 2,833
: RIVER AND nARIREITRnS.
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- The steamship Benefactor, Jones,! ar-.
rived at New York August 24th, from this
port i .
The British brig Republic, Thompson,
arrived at Queenstow'n August 24th, from
this port - ;. : ; r.V xhHa ; i I
Tlie schooner Addiei-M. Chadwick,
Bird, arrived at Boston August ,23rd, from
this port : ...',; ' ;. . . . . . , ;.. ..
The steamer Raleigh, which cleared
from Baltimore for this port on the 24th, is
reported among the arrivals at Philadelphia
on the same day. 1 1 (
The steamer Dixie, which started for
Smithville yesterday afternoon, had to re
turn op account of some disarrangement in
her works. . ... :
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., liie steamtr Hamilton, Uapt. pims.
from Wilmington, DeL, for Brunswick,
Ga., put in here yesterday for coal.
She is
a new steamer and is intended to towl
tim-
ber, &c.
crrir lriims.
The ''woman's friend" ia what Dr. Bnll'it Veratii
ble Pilla may well be termed, for every woman that
has once used them will not be without them.
Late PApam To Harris News .Stand;
south
side Front Street, we are indebted for coBiei
of the
New York Ledger, Chimney Corner and '.Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Kezcspaper for the current week.
The Stand will remain open until Jl o'clock this
morning .
; DIED, , I l
GARDNER. In this city, on the moraine of the
26th of August, 18.6, Mrs. MAUY GAKDNKK, re
lict oi ine late j quius u . uaraner, in inc. iitn year
i uci age. , A . . .
The funeral services will take place at 3 O'clock,
this (Sunday) afternoon, from her late residence on
Mulberry, betweeu Fourth and Fifth Streets, to the
Front Street Methodist Church, and thence to Oak
dale Cemetery."' , j" ,
WOODY. Of diBhtheria. on the moraine ef the
33d infcU, MAKY KAMA, oldest daughter of J. V.
and M. E, Woody, aged six years two months and
nxteen oays. . .. - ; t . . ;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Sale: of Real Estate Mer Mortpp.
BY ylRTUE OF AND IN ACCORDANCE
with the provisions of a certain indenture of'
mortgage, made by William A. Cumming and his
wife, hereinafter referred to. the nndereiKned. as
the Attorneys of "The Real Estate and Loan Asso
ciation" or Wilmington, rnortn uarenna, win, on
SATURDAY, the 26TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT.
at 12 o'clock, M., at the Coirt House door, m the'
City of- Wilmington, cause to be sold, by Public
Auction, lor catn. tne rAnuitii uir iajnu, Deing
the same which was conveyed by said mortgagors
to ''The Wilmington North Carolina Life Insurance
Company," by indenture of mortgage, dated Jaly
8th. 187a, and registered in the proper office in
Book F.F.F., at page 378 and following, situate in
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l Be city ot Wilmington, in tnc coumy oi new at.
nover. and described as follows : Beginning in the
Western line of Third Street 132 feet South of Ann
Street, thence Westwardly parallel with Ann Street
165 feet, .thence Southwardly parallel with Third
Street 66 feet, thence Eastwaraly pa'allel with Ann
Street 165 feet to the Western line of Third Street,
and thence Northwardly with said line Of Third
Street
,66 feet to the beginnin
ng.
WRIGHT &
STEDMAN,'
- Attorneys.
je25tds
, POSTPONEMENT. ;
The
above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY
NEXT,
;, 30th INST., at 11 o'clock AL, at the Court
J jjouse
door.
aug $7-td-
REMOVAL.
Wi
RESPECTFULLY INFORM OUR OLD
Customers and anticipated new ones that We have
REMOVED i!
OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS TO MR. JOHN C.
; HEYER'3 OLD7 STAND. 1 '
Corner of Water and Princess
Streets, y j
where! we will be glai to see them In onr. new role,
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that is to say, we WILL SELL GOODS IN THE
GROCERY LINE 1
Lower than 1 Ever !
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE
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'500 BWs FLR
-QQQ Bdls COTTON TIES,
QQ Rolls BAGGING,
Boxes MEAu,
I BUCKETS, BROOMS, '
, SNUFF," CANDLES, '
! SODA, HAY, CORN, '
EVERY THING IN THE GROCERY LINE,
l! . ,; i;' Respectfully, . ' " ' '' !
ijixford, ciiow dc Co.
aug 27-lw i,: ..,.. '!
Sugar-House Molasses.
JoKA Bbls Sngar-Honse MOLASSES,
For sale by
aug 27 tf
KERCHNER C ALDER BROS.
Bagging, Ties & Twine.
K fifi Holls SLdX Rolls Standard BAUULNO,
; i Kfl Tons New ARROW TIES,
3 OV
" Pieced
"I Ann Lbs TWINE,
do
For sale bv" , ;
aug 27 tf
;;.. KERCHNER CALDER BROS
l'
Flour. Flour. Flour.
hAA Bbls "BOB WHITE
FLOUR,
... ' i -j
j ' do
1
bbo
BELL MILL;
t-
150
100
100
BELLE CREOLE
do
B LAN CO '
. .... l- i .
do-
CAPS HATTERAS do
For sale by s
!
i
an? 27-tf KERCHNER &. CALDER BROS.
i 1 LATEST -OCT!"
XTJIW PROCESS BATTER-CAKE FLOUR, 8 lbs
1 f for 25 cents: 83 lbs for $1. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction,: i Grinding new White Wheat of Extra
quality and at very reduced prices. Every barrel
and sag guaranteed perfect or money refunded.
Send in your orders to Cape Fear Flour and. Pearl
nonuny muis ana get sometning nice. .
augSS-ot
naos
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Proprietor.
ove dart
.'.v:.. 1 ..i 8 tit
one wek.. ,,.. ...t . a Bi
" ,! Two.fetlu, . 6 0C
.," : Three weeks.... U ........ 50
One months... 8 00
H p-Three nMmUe....,.U..i.-..v......M 00
wuontract A
Advertisements taken at propoi
uonatelv low rates. Ii
Five Squares estimated as a anarter-colnmn. and
ten squares as a half -column.
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NEW J AD VERTTSEM EHTS.
Mrsl(HrL Murray
w
ILL RESUME HEK SCHOOL! DUTIES, ON
Fourth, between Market and Princess Streets, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER: 4th, and wUl be glad to
receive a i haro of the public patronage.
mnaritSt i- .7 .. , -
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xirLLLLSwip.K ? umirr..
Steamer dixie will leave bus wharf.
corner of Orange and South Water Streets, MOK-
DAY, at 9, A. M. and 4 P.
v ..viuuiW.Vi UIO WICK
&Bg 87-tf , . ... O. G. PARSLEY ft CO.
i It:lvymr;Pay3
rpO BUY CLOTHING AT ; ';' -t- j .
' , J.l PRESENT PRICES, AND
LAY AWAY FOB ANOTHER YEAH. - i t
! , UO0D8 MUST ADVANCE.
! : MTTNSON As CO .!
aug S7-tf Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.
Fall and Winter Styles
, Broadway Silk Ilats!
At I HARRISON & ALLEN'S, i
aug i7-tf
City Hat Store, 9 Front It
Grass Blades,
T EAP I HOOKS. SNATHS. A GTtASS ROOKS.
MILLS, FEED CTJTTERS. t Also, a large assort
ment of AMES SHOVELS and SPADES, at i the
Lowest Cash trices in the city, at the Old Kstab-'
lisbed Hardware House ot i JOHN DAWSON,
auf?V7-tr - ..it 19. 30 and U Market street
Apple Parers. , r' Cider MiDs.
4 a .aj-i:
A LARGE STOCK OF APPLE f i ,TI ,
1 1 PARERS,' CIDER MILLS, Ac,
, i - - i I -: j, . i ! . -
For sale Low at the New Hardware Store of i
augST'tf
GILES & MTJRCniSON,
Insurance Agency, of
JnoJ W. Gordon
& Bro..
''I
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REPRESENTING
' . --it' . If' i V
OVER FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS
ASSETS!
Liverpool Si London & Globe; of I ivernool.
Amaaoa..... ..... ............ ot fincinna'i, ;
Lycoming,.... .... .......of Pennsylvania.
Mobile Underwriter,'..,...., of Mobile,
Hamburg-Bremen, of Haajborg,
Old North State, .......of Warrenum. j
Cityj .... ... vV.. .... .... '.ofi Richmond, i
r -' i -V-' "j ,.- - LIFE : I - "v
Metropolitan, j ..... . . .of Now York, 1
Li e Ins. ompany of Virginia. of Peterehmrv.
OFFICE, No- 24 NORTH WATER ST. I
aug 27-tf j" ';' " ;" ' ;
Golman's English j
Gold Medal Mustard.
iPRIZS OVERALL OTHERS.
POUND
HALF arid QUARTER LB. PACKAGES.
j ?, Piro;rouiil Spicks.
FIRST! PREMIUM GOODS.
t
. , STRICTLY PURE
White Wine and Apple Vinegar.
J Gordon's Fare Blackbefrr BEAHDY.
Highest Medical endorsement for Summer use.
DESICCATED COCOA-NUT, PRESERVED GIN
j.GER, PINEAPPLE, PEACHES,
AND OTHER FRUITS
i. For sale, by 4,
CIJ AS. D. MYEliS & CO,
aug S7-tfDAW I ! i i .
-'I I t " j,
BabdS, Bagging,; Ties, &c. j
3000 SALT, Marshall's Fine and Lisbon
2QQQ Bushels Prime White CORN, ;
10 0 Smoked bacon '
300 Wbolejand HaU j011 BAGGINa, j : !
1000 Arrow and Spliced TIES,
R(f Barrels FLOUR, all grades.
V. -t V r TUm notT'BTnB. afl orailaa. ! 1 I 'at
-LtJV I. I 1 .::
Barrel SUGABall grades,
Off Barrels S. H. SYRUP,' i
m - 1 u i o 1 - -
. rrr Hhds choice Porto Rico MOLASSES,
1 Kfi Gross N. Y. and Swift, Courtney's
JOU I -i' i MA'iCHES,
icn uoxes hoap, xouet and laundry, i !
1 &( B-xeB C4DLE8.,
rj k Half Bbls and Boxes SNUFF; j
rjrL Boxes TOBACCO. '
' !i;riV;it--n-ALSQj-
4.'
:,3
In store and to arrive, Little River YARNS j Lake
George, Lebanon A and Manchester SHEETING.
) ' , For sale by. ,.4
r . ang 27-tf r WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
- 'y ' j ' - a-t. - i - - - - h '
Falling ! ,
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Fllincrrr:
. .9 ft J 3 .. - . a
CJ - j. ,- ,
.I ,1 KAIIlTlfr !
'in' .Ai- -.A'ti.i,rmi w,nvfm-mrnr. r f o- -
NOTWITHSTANDING , THE EXCEEDINGLY
wSrm weather, the Prices "of mV SUMMKU
CLOTHING cootiaaeto aU. . i ,r -. e
ALPACCAS art
id LINENS at Heavy Discount
-ONB HUNDRED White Marseilles VESTS
closed out at FlIfl'Y PER CENT, less than the re
gular nrtcfc--.---v-i..- - ,r
.:. A. DAVID.
.i I Merchant Tailor and t;lotbler
aug 27-tf i. v f- ,v 27 Market St.
Bagging, Ties & Twine
pOTTOlf TIES, '' BAGGING
.V.J r .:. -
' AND TWINE.
ri Send tout orders to 'tiJ''f r ' '
ang 27-tf , . j , r , HALL A PEARSALL.Q
i j i i i ' i . i. ' ' ' . ' . -
jlleatsj
TRY SALT! SIDES and SHOULDERS. SMOKED
U SIDES and SHOULDERS, CITK, MESS PORK
and No. 3 MEATS. .
, ,i For sale by ! - ' !
amg 7-ir p - : ulLXi a raausAiiU
;Flourf' BtXijar, &c.: .
TLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE,
JL. I
SALT, MOLASSES, FISH
For sale by
r r s HA
aug 27 :
ALL A PEARSALL.