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CICERO TV. KARRIS, f
E4Rors.
wilmik&ton; k. a.-
Monday u ! Evening, Sept, 1 4, 1876.
EVENING:. EDITION.
NATIONAL
I Democratic .Eeform ;i Ticket.
-f A' " ' -f-V:
-FOR . PRESIDENT
sXmj.:TILbE
OP. NEW YORK
FOR VICE PRESIDENT :
; THOMAS AV HENDRIOK
OF INDIANA.
" ' Presidential Elector t
'f'")L BTATB AT . XJLBQI I j
1;ANIEL O. FOWfcE, of Wake,
LEACH, of Davidson.
jDIBTBlCT ELECTORS ,
1st DISTRICT-iLEWIS C. LATHAM,
30WX F. WOOTEN,
John d. stanforp.
fh. busbke. ; ;
frank c. bobbins.
R, P. WARING.
W-M.B; GLENN.
A. C. AVERY.
TJCEE'T.
SDP'T rUBLIC vHTSTRTJCTIOSf j
- I :-..,
OHN-G. SCARBOROUGH,
i OF JOHNSTON.
FOR 'CON OR K 8 S
. . , i . ...
4 j
FIRST DISTRICT :
JESSE
J. YEATES,
:- OF
.HERTFORD. : ,
THIRD DISTRICT,
ALFRED
M. WADDE
OF NEW HANOVER.
t . FOURTH DISTRICT, '
JOSEPH J. DAVIS'
A' A' F FRANKLIN, j , " .'
I ! F?FTH DISTRICT
ALFRED
M. SCALES,
OF GUILFORD.
fclXT DISTRICT.
vV ALTER L. STEELE,
OF RICHMOND.
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
WILLIAM 'M. ROBBIN
s,
ft.
: rr"i
OF IREDELL.
" EIGHTH DI8TRICT,
HO BERT
B. VANCE J
OF BUNCQMBE.
Crawford, Henderson and McCub-
bins ia the : powerful ticket of the
Conservative parly in Rowan county.
"V $-TT" r" . J T- I 1 .1
Col. W. Ferney Green and Charles
M. Cooke, Esq., are making a lively
canvass in. Franklin, county. The
Louisburg Courier is likewise doing
' good and effective work. Congress-
man Davis' canvass commences on
the 6th at' Rocky Ford, Franklin
county;
v
' . The, Old North State , ia going
to be, sweet -as well aa honest.
Hear - what the Salisbury Examiner
says: fij'Mrs Mary Thqmason and son
4 ofj.Frankliuj.Township'-havjej gotten
-their new :tDolaeaes evaporator in ope
".ration, and are .t now t'u r'riinW. out a
j ' hMndred gallons' per day of mblassca,
:-r-: fully equal in quality, if not superior,
. fojthe Aest article ot ?New Orleans.?'
. ' A Philadelphia paper says: ''Apa-
Uy tilLfes't4,upoVlheVoHtieal field
in this .-region ! and in ' most '"othern.
r TheY-e is a g'6od deal ofj'i velioesa ip
awt Aexas, where There wn6 earthly
'lt& there is so
-
S
A. ! lA AA- ' 1
I -'I ' ' j ' ,? JAMKp LEACH, of Davidson. ';: .'
Iv i Y 1 Y.-'W. tftViif eraV-'-'r -r. k waring. : I A
-: amy .. ; : v ? 1
V V I ' A ' GOVERNOR, V ' :
V 'X V.Jv.-x . Ala r - ' a
v, ;i !' j cklknbukq's!' . :
'A'iVv ""-I"' " k eotgovebkok, ' n.'
v:tr:"-" ; ' T II O MASV J, JARVIS, ' -
; 3:, ATTORNET OENKllAI ; '
' p Lx . ' ' :i i'11 omas: s Arena n , ;,; .
i" ' ' A: -A A OF A
A i", . SECRET ABY OP STATE, ;'
v:-'K,l- iosEPii a. engelVaiid,
Vi 4 ; N V V" a! I
jA A-4LIIN -M. WORT II -.
; ! OP HATtvooiv
nurmr in r. v -r
HWflW84jbdUna:wbiray XrilVAi '", j.'i
ovniTDafilo Tnf-" tn
king the whole field from end to end,
we recall no canvass for thirty years
sd d all at the opening .of September
as the present. LAf ter all, it is a thing
f which we need not complain.1:
The Kaleigh JVeiosr says: "The
J V i i" "1 ' At . v - i-
Never Meets is the name of a secret
political societv formed bv the Re-
publicans, as we learn from the Wil
mingtori Stak. They are 'organized
in violation of the statute law: and
it is the duty of the grand juries to
ferret them out, and have their lead
ers'punished.'' - "
Grand jury to the front !
An intelligent gentleman of - this
city who takes no public part in polk
tics has recently traversed several of
the mountain counties. F He stopped
almost every one he thought he fcould
gain information from and conversed
iti1 en nri Inn 1 4r Sf of Q Ck Urt f lit
: n Ibli OUU1I K' 11 lliV KJVUkU V1J
Many ex-deserters were going to vote
:;Yance. ihe general leehng
among Republicans he met. was a do
sire for change in the State adminis
tration. He ihas no doubt that thou
sands of Republicans will vote for
yance, Jarvis ana tue btate ticket.
niUDlGAI. CON OK ESS. w
Ah International Medical Congress
met : in Philadelphia this morning,
iq the University of Pennsylvania
building.X It will continue in session
several days. Addresses will be de
livered andn ipers read Qpon various
medical subjects by a number of dis
tinguished phvsicians, among whom
are Prof. H. Lpnprt. nf "Rrnlnrt TlV ;
J. M. Toner, of Vashington, D. C;
Dr. L. P. Yatidell,xof Louisville, Ky. ;
Dr. !j. J.-Wood ward, of ! tho Unit
- - i .
States army; Dr. Christopher John
ston, of Baltimore, and! others. A
long list bf distinguished S foreigners
are expected to be present.' A public
dinner will be given to the Congress
on Thursday evening
Spirits
Senator
Ransom's f amilv't sire
sfbpping at tbe
Catawba White Sulphur
Springs. -
:,;A-1 A. A I--colored
infanticide is
A case of
reported from
Brinkley ville, ilali fax
county.
The meeting of the
State Den
t&l Association of! Notth Cardlina will be
at Greensboro' tbe 12th September, 1876.
Members and delegates will pass over the
Wilmington & Weldon- and V r. Mr. An.
gustaand Carolina Central railroads, for
oae lare.
-The State Canvass.
Fori the Star.
Pu
of the Execu
Brown Marsh
tiye Om
township
ship ass
of said town-
convention at
vamtuu uu me last, ine meet
ing was called to ordr by John, II.
st.
ect, whicbT was'to i
dele-!
gates tathe Sjenatoria
istrict Con-
veuuoD. -ft . .
Thos. II. G
v'esJ Esh.
elected
mes P.
Dermanent Ch
ilrman
McNeill Secre
The nomina
called
for. whe
n the fol
nventiori, lowing: lF6r
Messrs. .tohW
W.
BuieiforCoW
Jonn N. Ke
Elkins, D.T
connection wit
was passed anf.1
should be fail
lion fa nnnmr
r.' . ri r
rCill 1JIIU . 1IJ Hi
following rsol
recommend M
Couhlv Conventiort sui
UablebeU
son for nomination forA
10us6 o
Com mons : and that orii41lpWlt DA
the County Nominating Conventfpn
are hereby instructed to support hftn
in Haiu Mouveniion.
Iri the meantime.
1 ..V
enthusiasm, we lunfurlpllii 'Ui
' V - i 1 1 mm u u . a M H
uimo'
breeze a banner ofiReform. In whii
was inscribed "Tilden. VaVico. l?i
form." This transaction waWla WJ
. - - i fi-.i r '
iude to the organization of , ilden
and.; Yance Jlub :of fifty-fit inemi
bers, seven' of whom are fcibloredi
with the following officers! Priisil
dent, John D. Cnrrie, Esq. jS yjp
x resiueijis, jodd a. uiark. James A.
Eftlns and M. W. Buie; Correspond
ing Secretarv. Tbos. H. Gravpst T.
corci ler becretarv.JasA P. HfMni-
Treasuier, Jan. A. Kelly. Afwork;
ing committee consisting of nme ws
appointed by the chair. - rj" - It
Oh motion, the time of mppJihVAf
the Club be held . on the Jst and 3d
Saturdays of each month, at 2 deloV
P. M. I A AAllii I.
On motion, the CorresrirtfrdinA
Secretary be instructed to invijtje! Co.
A. M; Waddell and!Jno. IL i'rtm-ra
Esq., of Wilmington, -and other
speakers to address the Club1 in tnil
3d Saturday in September. jr! : djC
'n.-J : ;.a 1. jMacks, of ; W ilmi Agtorit
according to a previous in vitatiin, adjk.
dressed the club at a ' considprable
lengthrton ihe political jssae8df;s th'f
day ITis speech" waif eloquefrfbuuijl
and deliberate, . Mr.iMaeks is, iluleed,
a young man of undoubted lletit,
aiididisraj.ed; :on thk occasioflfi ge
uinfrTspiiit ot'.Dtriotjsmthrefrie' p,
ResoUkdi 'That ' jiljjs Con Jen tio'jir
tender Y ou r sincere! thanks AanMT-
Macks for fwMsWfznd fti&tfiWg
add ress.? ? - .v 4 Hi i i ' r
'Tho8. II; jQsarps, Chm'nj
fsant iobca
lUinV
1 I ft
H
Mves
airman I Enfli.Ti
rv-: r t
fions Vete thin
eH resulted i
ffllCIarklal
amohvtefatiy, Messrs
Iv.AS. B. Clark: Jfl
XBarneVAWilliam "nA
mmkiib& in i
TMmS each)deegate
il.V4 WmiV'A
i pi A VOBVetltlOlU
ton
U 1.
.4 JttoiUerford rollile. .,
" ; LCharlotte Observer. " ; A
V ' We "had the pleasure of meeting in
this city, Thursday, Col. Frank Cox,
of Rutherfordton, who conversed to
utf frankly and freely on the politics
iof Rutherford county. He is a gen
tleman" in whose judgment of the
political affairs in that section we
havey much confidence, for - he is a
close observer, and is well acquainted
with the people,' r'The Vindicator"
he said,' "publishes'a statement tb"the
effect thatrxwenty-five white "Repub
licans of the county have declared
their intention to vote for Vance."
kThat is the truth," he. added, "fori
not only know of twenty-five who
will votofor Vance, but nearly as
many morebesides. The county was
nearly equally divided at the last
election, and a change of thirty or
forty votes will give the county to
us.j AVo will turn that many, if not
more, ana I am. satisfied that the
county will gov Conservative for the
first time 6iuce the war." He added
in conclusion that Vance was bv. far
the strongest man with the mountain
people that we. could' Dossiblv have
nominated, for he will not only poll1
every Democrat and some Kepubh
cans, but will bring out a number bf
men who have never voted with! any
regularity since the war. j .
icaaicais Tlilnnlns Ont In tue West
. i.r ' ' Hickory Press. ( T
A responsible gentleman, now at
ims piace, intorms us that he i left
Asheyille about two weeks ago! and
traveled through Rutherford county,
Cleaveland, Lincoln, Mecklenburg,
Iredell, and now in Catawba, and in
this whole trip he bad not heard a
' 1
omyie iuau eajr a woru tin any way
from which he could judge that he
hotels, traveled on railroads and (was
iu jiuuuii uiuwuH every uay ui up 10
this time had heard no word or saw
auv demonstration 'whatevpr tnl iIp-
siguatetbe follower of HayesXor
Settle, but at every place great! en-
.thusiasm A among Democrats was
u.u v.i uaotciu menus
can begin rejoicing at once, for the
Rads of the West are hiding outi A
Demoertti Have Hope of Carryln
- GranTllIe. . : ! i
1 Raleigh News. I
We learn with surnriKe and t.m
gratification that our friends in Gran
ville are at work with full Durbbse
and confident expectation of carry
iDg tne county in the next election.
In announcing this as their purpose
they evidently mean what they, say,
and manifest their purpose by the
work which thev are doinri The
county has never been so thoroughly
organized by the .Democrats before,
andhey will soon put Aula county
ticket v which they., expect to elect.
The negroes and the better class jbf
white Republicans are disgusted with
the thieving and mismanagement of
their party in their own 'county, and
are generally indifferent,1 while some
will vote with the Democrats in put
ting honest and capable men in of
fice. On the other hand, the Tirnnii-
neht Radicals are quarreling among
uiemseiyes, ana, an in ail, the situa
tion is such that our friends assert
confidentially that they will carry the
counxv.
I General Note.
Shelbv I3aniier: A .nreaehnr nsWrl
Vance why lie did not speak at
Lenoir. The reply wasrMy dear sir,
I came not to call the righteous but
sinners to repentance. i l l
Shelby Manner: A nrominent citi
zen! from Mitchell, and a former dnnr
., r - - f
keeper in the Legislature, says the
people are s enthusiastic lor V ance.
Vance's maioritv in Mitchell conntv
will approximate 400 votes. 1 j
Hon. A. S. Merrimon' nnrl Clon
WlR. Cox will address the neoiile
of Chatham at Pittsbbro next Thurs
day, the 7th ihst. J ' ! A
Raleigh Kevcs: The brosnect's of!
-4 " . .- ; r t - -;
a JJemocratic increase over the Mer
rimon vote in the northpnst. are!
bright, and brightening every day.
A grand barbecue and meeting
will be held at Havwood. Chatham
county, on the third Saturday of the
present month, when Gen.' Cox is ex
pected to be present and address the
assemblage. .yi : ' j. ; . A-
Judge Fowle continues bis canvass
in the West. A;':""" AAjA;. 'V A"
Jtiyman aenies tne charge that : be
a pverarew his pav while m (Jonpress.
Hef says he can Drove his innocence
by Hou. J, J. DaVis,' .w ho wen t with
fiirn to theujergeant at Arms and
nearu tnat otneers contradiction of
the; rumor.
MAYANNAH,
"Ilie Yellow Fever Nnmber oT lter
iueut Yeaterday Sanitary coudi-
lion of tbe Clty--A Statement irom
I raincr rreuatrsatt. - i:
1. Savannah News, Saturday. !
Compared with the four previous
ays, the citv vesterdav was nmt
idll II 'A i - I fl Ml" I l' m tfk V J.I t A m v. K
5 ETH ;T ..iviUi . tAvnciucut, , uur
FuHen-? wno remain having bravely
and; energetically st in wnrlr t n
bin a. j .. v . .
efct the tronblf. Th
I a y 'i , r J
appeared to be more, honefnl. and
fevjeral, with whom I conversed
Staled that in their nractico. thim for
1 ,hd Ijskse readily yieldedW prompt
IreltentVrheywere of the opinion,
also.
that the fever was
SUMING A MILDEE TYPE.
Inquiries still continue to pour in
4'
Iroiniiour sister cities, and from Sa.
arfiijahians A awav fi"om liome, ex
ressing great anxiety and keen sym
aUiy; i .'i he ai ns5 Vesterda "carried
ff i quite a number;of citiiens. but
M pearly" somany as on Wednes-
laj (ana 1 nursaay. in short, the ex-
iilihenfr- seems f almost' wholly ltd
lit onUdAA Lj .t.. n- --: J- ' .
af c cuosu, auu ifjcfms a general
ispositipn among all classes who re
iain to face the calamitvilionpfiilYv ;
'at aaaIi ''if ho -m-W4 r"' W"--A-'rJ1lLlt" J
auu aiu cavu vbiisi auu . lub 21 11 i nnri-
tifirt1 iri lakincr such
preyent the pprp ipf f he 1 iflpase.
t -
I "A
-
THE SAVANNAH BENEVOLENT ASSOCI A-
TION.
under the able ! and energetio direc
tion of Capt. John F. Wbeatdn, were
industriously atfwork during the dayv
relieving sickness and distress where
ever found. I The committees visit
ed all parts of the city, and wherever
assistance was needed in the way or
food, medical aid or nurses, the mem-
bers were authorized to give them.)
REPORT OF INTERMENTS IN CATHEDRAL
1 " CEMETERY FOR FRIDAY, SEPT. lST.1
i Patrick Dal v.! 3 vears convulsions.
. . ( j , j .-J
Savannah; East I Broad, second door
irom jsrotighton. ; : i j
James McGnirp. fi vears. vellow
fever Savannah; Indian street, eight
aoors irora west Jiroad. i
j Ellen Hanley,14 years, yellow ife
ver, Kingston. N. Y.t Mill street.! !
I Bridget Fitzgerald, 5 years, yellow
feverj Savannah 14 State street: j
John Magner, 6 years, yellow! fe
ver, oavannan; 60 Indian street.
x ellow fever. . . . .. . . A.' wi'.4
.Other diseases1. . AILV. .1 . 1
"Total.
. . 5 i.
REPORT OF INTERMENTS IN
LAUREL
I
GROVE CEMETERY, FRIDAY, SEPTEM-
ber 1, 1876. ;
Greschen Helmken. 1 7 vears. vel-
iow i ever; .cast . Jiroad, corner J3ay
lane. A A : iL . - i j ,
Henry Gendennan, 17 years, yellow
feverji Jones a"d Habersham streets.
Isabella C. S. Spivey, 36 ;years, gas-
Henry E. Dor wart,' 15 years, yellow
fever.! I -A A 'A A 'A A A I-
jlnfant Scott, colored, 1 year and 7
monns, remittent teyer.
1 ellow fever; J. ,
. ..r.. ..3
. . . !. . . ,2
5
Other diseases j. :
J :":A m
Total......:.
RECAPITULATION.
The foregoing reDorts show a fall-
ing off in the number of deathn na
compared with Thursday, there being
only - ten interments yesterday, . of
which seven were pases of yellow
fever.' On Thursday there were nine
luiciuieuis irum yeuow iever. . l ne
general sanitary condition of the city
and Rnbnrbn ia trnnr Vn,t.tit.
I ' w vwva. xtotciuay
Miayyr nuerson, general Anderson
Chief of Police! andlDr. MoFailina
th Health Officer, devoted the
gicatcij pu, iue uay 10 ioOKing
iLcrtuj maiier m person, tnorough
ly examining the western part! of the
cuy.
STATEMENT FKOM FATHER PUENDEB
i
UA9I 1
Rev. C. CPrendergast, the well-
Kuown catholic priest, says: j
" I am happy to state that we have
nau oniy tnree cans since 12 i o clock
m. (September 1st) among 5,000
lt. J, , n -".wwf, w,uwv
Catholics in Cathedral and St. Pat-
ricka iparishes. and there h avo 1PAn
Qnly twenty-three deaths (6ve adults
iu Vj iu cicreii weeKs in Dotn i these
parishes araonsr 8.006 Catholi CSi Mm.
posing, confessedly,! the great bulk.of
onr nnnnlfltinn thoroin ' M
This shows a decidedlv beitpr stnto
rrvM mvi vu
of affairs than has been currently re-
porteu, ana tnat it is accurate those
wnoKnow i? ather 1'endergast will
not aouot.
1 1
THE CONSOLIDATED eepokt
We.publish below, by authority of
nis iipnor, tne mayor, the consoli
dated report of cases and deaths hv
yellow fever since it originated. The
luusi, vi luese uuijes, it win oe remera
bered, becurred ifi the e.iRtrrn n
burbs,a large majority1 being children j
anu ii, wiu oe seen , oy to-day's mor
tuary! record that . there waa nnt nn
aauit yeuow; lever interment yester
"or in ciuier cemetery, ine iellow-
lng is Dr. JVIcFarnd's report:
M j SAf asnah, Sept. 1, 8 p. m.
Hon. IE. C. Andersok, Mayer City
vj oavannan:
j Deab Sir I submit the following
consolidated ; report ot cases and
deaths occurrinsr from the enm
raencement of the disease f21st An.
. . . . .-.i ,:!.. . .... TT-TTT
gust; 10 date:
FROM AUGUST 2 1ST TO AUGUST 3 OTH.
Cases. ..... . . .1. . ... 188
Deaths . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .29
FROM AUGUST 30TH TO DATE.
." :i .-.-'i t.. ii.. . i.
JNew- cases. .. . . . . . Jl . . . . , A .68
Deaths .... . .1 . . .... . ,n
I suffffest that the above be nnh.
lished over mv sisrnature . nnd that
after this the new eases and deaths
be published daily. I will furnish
tne reoort. : Ii --,;!: :l
-: 1 : - 1 - ! 1 ' 1
Very respectfully.' etc..
7 . .1 V ... .
tf. 1. M CV A BLAND.
A ; ea.Hh Qfflcer.
OUR COMMERCE.
. rri ! 1 - 1 - - 1 ' m - -1- i
. mere win propahlpibe no quaran
line put upou our steamers,
as both
railroads, tbe Central
have their wharves far
and the Gqlf
removpfi t mm
the city and sodds can ho shinn i'A
the interior and cotton returned with
yu ?ver . passing ,iorougd-;the;city,
jthus avoiding any possible datigef of
infection, 'r Wei trust Iwith th-Jn'Ai
vhangej last 'night, that! our trouble
win suuu ie , over, ana our business
and social relatious with other .places
i i : : t rl ' ! ' ; : : '. ' . "
'A' j STREET CARS.
The street cars stormed rnnninn-
fil v r'lrn.lr loot oiuninr. n. U . . l
...... v. . j iiiuuii 10 ine
annoyance of citizens liviug' irf. the
ouuuiciu pan ui 'tue cuy;
Four1 Eastern vouu&r i lad IPS hnva
rjeen camping out iu South Carolina,
with a larsiaiuule wa?on Irivpn htr
gray-haired , man. . They . have etm,
aud fishiiiir rods and when nnt
mff.; for - floral Koeoimens. havo f.ain
.t . .. , , "yv"
Buooiiug ana DShinff fOr dinners.- ff
A-pecKea ;'drose.teing tB I
fashioa aj rockioebamr-'lPalaa):-'
ftAtinta.. ... ; -: . -r .1
wvuiibCDQ I ri.ti I li u i. rill u ifi rnn i
growp so torn apring bjer. longJUoeis 1
beep,? wi.MlAiatoVidla SSt?ca-a
.."'':iSffJ-4.iKji-'to.!.'s 1 i j.'. : '. -.l fc. I JM.CUI IJUia. ........ D3 1 WflaMlrlfTtr.n'- ' ' fl 1 .' . . f T j - . i-.'.r. a Z.-Z.A iTTT ... .,JriI ,! - ! . I
. BY TEXjEORAPBE.
SUNDAY'S TEliEGRAHI.
GOV.SEYMOUIi;
Ho poaltlvely Declines the Gnberna
torlal nomination. - --
New York, - Sept. 3.
Tbe followins dispatch was received yes
terdays i . I ; ' . i
r To Vus Editor of ffie World Sir: I shall
notfaccept the nomination. My letter of .de
clination is pow in the bnnds of Mr. Ma
gone, chairman of the Democratic Com
mittee
(Siened
IJOKATIO SeYMOUU.
Utica, K Yi, Sept
Funeral: of !i he Dead Prlze-FIghter
Arrcat of Weeden aud ha Trainer.
! . Philadelphia, September 3.
Thf fnnprnl nf TTnostpr nlina Wnllrpr klio
dead prize-fighter, took place this afternoon
flVtm Ilia loin vafiiilfinio anrl ll-iA A!(vtKK
hood was thronged with people of every
grade, j The body was viewed by several
. thousand person, .j ' I . 1 ' vx, . ; T:
Before removing the remains from Ithe
house. reliffioRsServices were Conducted! bv
Rev. W. Ii. Er?nl of the ! P. 1 E. Church.
who took occasion' to say, in a short ad
dress after the rrn1nr nervine fhnt ihhA
prize ring does not: owe its permanency and
us uruianzmg lenaencies to sucn men;, as
the deceased, but rather to those who, from
secure I mi&itidns. bsc these victims ns In
struments whereby to further their own
ends, j The entire route of the funeral pro
cession irom i tue ; house to the cemetery,
and the streets in the vicinitV of the latter.
were crowded with meb, women and chil-
aren.
Weederi
and his if rain er. Good win, w
re
brought here from jNew York jto-day,
1 - I ! . I : ! i j ' j i
The two atorv brick Rlrnctnro in TTofcn-
ken, known as Burch's Hotel, jwas bu,med
this morning. It was unoccupied. 'Loss
$30,000.. i .i ;h - j, . ; l . W - a . '
Frank Taylor, while resisting arrest at
Port Jervis, N. Y.,
on Saturday, was shot
by tbe officer and ntobablv fatallv wound
ed. I j -! i- 1 - - I Mi h r ; j ; -;
The steam flaw mill of TTcftvpr TTurrifl Xr.
flo.. tipar "Rio-lpr Pa nrith a nnontitn nf
sawed 1 lumber, and two dwelling houses,
vcic ucsiiuvcu uv lire laai iii"ui. juoss
$25,000. . x I i -;.A':. '-I' I '- I 1
The numher of CflRh ndmissinna tn'rhe
Centennial Exhibition on Saturday reached
58,373 i Among the: visitors was Ex-Secretary
, Bristowi and family. . The formal
opening of the International Live Stock
uispiay laKes piace to-aay. p i
!; . 1 -t-4 m m '. i J " "
MOIil VY'si TCLEGRAMi.
NEW
YORK.
I . t - i i
Tbe Democratic State Committee in
Consultation A New State Conven
tion to be Called!. -. . :l '! .U; s . ; 1,;
New Yorkv Sent 4.
"f ! if -; i- r- - - :, r ;
The florid sava Mr. Maconn left TTtipa
for Albanv Saturdavlafternoon and snpnt.
vesterday id consultation with Governor
Tilden and the members of the State Com
mittee there,, including all of its officers
nn1 ' finT.aA I j I I a
auu i vi nil ui ua iiifiji uei . j iiihii mo"
of the : Executive I Committee of the
I oiaio iVAjuiuuucB win meef at ua new
headquarters ia the Metropolitan j hotel
I in this city next Thursday, litis not lm
probable that a conference of the ! whole
committee may be summoned at an earlier
uaie, or upon; me any jmentioneOi i ' j
State leave little or noj doubt that the com
mittee will call the State Convention, to
meet at once, 1 probab y at Lllica Or I Syra
cuse. ! " I ! .1 I .
1
POBEliSN 1NTKLLIGBNCE.
. I . I h . : 1 , . !' 1 .
1 - ' f j .!t 1 ' .; i ' 1
Beports from tbe Seat of War Torlt-
. - t i . ; , ...
lalt Attack on Alexinaiz-Deaperale
Battle on Frlday-
-Servians Driven
to ttielr Fortified Positions, Ac.
London, Sept. 4.1
A Belirradc disnatch to the Rfrntlsirrl ava
8imultaneouslv with fibhtinr n thn Ut
bank of the Morava, the TurkisVforces
auacKea Aiexinatz irora the right bank of
the river. The bombardment was sn efTer.
five that extensive Area broke nn t iri tho
town. I It is announcer! khat AleTlnatz hoa
been evacuated, but the fortress is still held
by ten battalions, and is! defended hv nnw.
f.. 1 1 I . r i
1 he liovernment publishes no news, 1 but
confirms the statement that the Turks are
marching on Kurzevatz. ; i I . ? j
Another disnatoh to the Stnn,lnr,i rem
Alexinalz, states that the Circassians en
tered three Servian redoubts northwest of
Alexinalz. j Mines filled with ' dvnamite
were discovered. ! The Turks have fnrmpi
a base for, operations against two villages
which protect Alexinatz on the: west, r 1 . i -
A iieigraue telegram says tbei Kussians
are determined to form!
The valor of the Russian officers in the
battle of Fridavi is rommpntp.l nn Tr Jc
reported that some were wounded! by men
under their command. I . ! . 1
A Reuter'8 telegram from Seralin reports
that the battle on Fridav. nn tii loft hanv
of the Morava, resulted disastrously to the
oervians. 1 ne lurps, atler beating the
rleht Win? of the Servians rrmriV fWnlr
movement In the direction of ruzvatis!
their object being to reach Diligrad. They
have thus turned -the Servian position at
Alexinatz. and the entire militArv
i9 changed. j (':'.-: ,? :. - -. j ( i
r 1 he j 1 urks have already reached the
heights bf JnstrevAlz hnlf
Teschitza and Kruzvatz. They areadvancl
ing along the road which skirts the left
uaua uf mc juorava, crosses me river at
Praskovatz. and ioina tha
Alexinatz and Belgrade at Jabakovatz. a
ouuiiuiamuue irom weiegraa. t j; j
A Gen. Tchernayeff is noV marching with
the bulk Of his armv tnniorr. I Vrninoti-
He has telegrapUeU to Belgrade I for rein1
forcetnents, and the Servian Monister of
War has ordered ften A
iruzvat who. twelve hundred men. 1
jf Aiii.a;itAi, ounuay eveninar. Bent. 3.
It is OfSciallv announrfiil tlmt tha rn'mn
, mw ..wuaA
that the Turks have - taken ' AlATinoi id
false.' They hold no positions on the right
1 J 5.1 .i . J.j ' IWBAt OClli. ! II
Official disnatr.hPA bv ihAnti-,. Tn.n
army attacked the ServiarhTht wWFrU
Hair TN.. ..1 1 . o L .rt -V
oaiuc 4agtcv4 until a o"ciock at
M'gu. ine oerviang maintained their pi
sitions but the Turks beimr thrAA times
more numerous the Servians finally re
treated within thbir fortified "positions at
Thermemeter Hecora.
Z. - ' :. : . j h , '4 I
The following will show tbi tf' Xr t h I
lhermometert, at the stations mentioned, at
i i
7.o5thi3'mornifig, mshingfon mian timej
as ascertained from theldally bulletin issued
f a8ceJWe dailbulfe
f rom Signal Office i0 ihiR city
m . - -1 i i
A.6S
t J t - Iv
" I
JMashvillefc .'.64 1
ibarlpston, .
.77
Coreicana, .!.
?orVGibaoi.fc!7r
Sorfofk Ain.i.67
Gal vCston. . . L -. . 80
Punta;lttw8a,.A84
SHVflnnuK i .
- - - -n -
Key West,VVt.;g
2- ' -Al.
FUILADELPUIA.!
Aa;a1AA!A .
Bbrevenort.i.ti: id - - i..;.VU-iiJV'.V. - I UUUUlMf.' ItokWt Hid Mm 01 I
GOAiMEKClALrr
WILMINGTON MARKET.
STAR OFFICE. Sept. -4-3 P. M,i
; SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Market dull
; and nominal at 28 cents per gallon for
: uuuuiau pauiiaKus. sales io repori. ii i
ROSIN.-Market strong at $1 ltnlmr
oiraineuj ana f l 2U ior liooa strained. JNo
transactions to notev-" A ! A A-
; TAR-i-Market firm at' il 40. f Sales of
AA. lilla tit AliniofiAna - J. - i v
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market steady
at. $1 00: for Hard, and $1 65 for i Virgin
jand Yellow Dip. " Sales of 94 bbls at quo
tations
COTTON. Market quiet on a basis
11 cents for middling. No ; sales to repo
'' ';..,.! i .' A, m. m m ' -i-. )t'-:-
bf
New Vorfc Naval stores' Market,
j Sept. I, 1876. ' -
Receinta to.dav. 40 hhta rnRin . TIikto
Iwas nothins1 hevond a - lohhincr trnrtA. In
spirits turpentine,: but holders retained firm
G ., OiT v--.: i .A -r : -
ithe fine Qualities forexDbrt account: nr ices
iicuiiuucif eieauy. ti oaies vi &J3 UOIS gOO.a
istrained at $1 671450 do No. 2 at $1 87i
1 90;" 250 do do at $1 75; 700 do No. 1
iat 2 10;! 200 in at. &ft nn.1SO An tr,.t
$2 50; also 9Q0 bbls No. 2 and No. 1, to
iarrive, ai.fi bu tonne lormer ana $3 10
2 22J for; the latter,1 f. o.'b. I Tar was some
what easier under more liberal arrival?.
City pitch quoted at $2 12 delivered. 'j
The telegraphic advices were .as follows:
Liverpool Spirits turpentine 24s. dull;
rosin common,4s 9d dull; fine, 10a 6d,dull.
iLiondon Kosm if4s 9d for common j
ipaie, us; spirits turpentine, as9da3s. I
Charleston Naval Stores market.
.-I.-' ;: i- -.'Sept. t. AA-A-iMKi?-;
The receints were 206 casks snirils tnrnen.
tine and 850 bbls rosin. Thn mnrfept wan
fwithout reported1 transactions in j either
spirits or 1 rosins. The former was at 26c
for Oil and 27c for reorilnr ' Rrvoina woro n't
$1-25 for strained to good strained;! $1 40
for extra No. 2; $1 65 for low No. 1 $1 75
for No. Is no Quotations' for ! finn orndpa1
Crude turpentine was at $1 23 per bbl for
iviigio ana, yeuow aip. . : ' s ,
I by . telegraph. I
is
DOMESTIC MAHKET.
New York, September 4 Noon. '
Stocks active, feverish nnH iinQPtiliI
Monev 11 Der cent. Gold 1094. Ktrlinw
Exchange long 4b7;! short 48s. Govern
ments active and lower. State bonds
lennessees and Virginias, new and consols,
lower; resi sieaay.. I M$ Hi
I.- - i- :! . ' .-J.., !!; :' .ml: -.V.
I Flour quiet and steady. Wheat a shade
firmer. Corn steady. ' Pork heavy at
$16 50. Lard heavy steam $10. , Spirjts
turpentine 'firm, at 31c Rosin quiet at
$1 551 65 for strained. Freights steady.
I Cotton quiet and firm, with,! sales of 396
bales; uplands llic; Orleans 12 l-16c.Fu-thres
opened firmer, as follows: September
11213211 23 32c; October 11 19-16
11 19 32c; November 11 15 32llc; De
cember 111 15 32c: , Januarv fTll
H21-32C. . Jf. ."r.. -Ail -U.,
n 1.1 .
FORGltiN JIIaHalifls,
if
A- 4 uhm
Liverpool, September 4 Noon. '
ICottOn active and firmpr- miflrllirior nn.
lands 6d; middling Orleans Gid; sales 12,000
bales, including 2,000 which were taken
for speculation and export; receipts (4,800
tutes firmer and l-32d . dearer, as' follows:
Middling- uDlands." 1.' ml el RintPmKpr A.
livery, 6 l-32d; September and October de-
nvery, o i-oxa; ucioDer ana JNovember de
liverv. 6 l-32tf5R 1 .P.9.r - nmhor onH r
cember delivervJ R 1-1Rrl.
dljng uplands, 1. m. c., shipped October and
ovemuer, per sail, 0 1-1 6d; .November
and December. nr snil ft S I Tar.anr.
1 . w w WW. 1 VWWUUJd
auuuaouary, per sail, ua. ,
- ( '. i Later. . !
Cotton midrllinc rmlnnria 1 m frin
Der ana JMovember delivery, 6 l-16d ; new
crop middling: uplands, ;1. m. c.i shipped
LATEST.. A.: A
Cotton Sales of American to-day 8.4C0
bales.
i A':'--".:;i-A : I
The E0N0KE HEWS.
PRICE REDUGED
FOR THE CENTENNIAL YEAR.
IndeDondent Semi-Weetly : Newspaper.
. j rMVOTH) TO ;
POLITICS, LITERATURE, AQRICUL-
Ciroulation Large and Daily Increasing
NOW" IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.'
. i I f - i " .1 ' I ' ' " 1 lr . ; , .
It -.frr.ntAtAa in ThWv.fiim AnM. . J.-1 ; "
and Middle North Catolinaand oath-Side Vireinia.
ADVERTISERS WILU KEMJBMBSR TUlS.fT
Send for sample copy to AA I i "
' ; t .: , MANNING BBOS., Proprjetors1: "
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ETA.LLIC CARTRIDQR,. MIHTARt. HUNT
IN AND " CRRRnnoit VTir i5 u v.
EXCEL AL1 OTHERS IN ACOU i
Bi'ttKNtfm AND
Ho Premature Discharge :Ever-. Occuii
livery Kine warranted a mod hnnW rkui...
40, 44 and 60-180 of.ap uaci, and of any desired length.
vuarge or powaer rrom 60 to IDS grains. , Weight of
balls from 230 to &W fcraina Stock, nhrin:
Pistol grip and t checked, bights: plains Globe and
Peep Sights: Vernier -with interchane'eahlft tmnt
aights! and Wind-gange. Every" ;varleU of am?
mwudonforatevVgeonstanttVcIl
Prices from po to 125.
. . i . ; . 8HARP8- R1FLH (mTTA W
septai-D&Wtf ! i , ; BartfcdTconn
The Robesonlan.
! 7T"..T"
TUBLJSHKD K VBKT WKDNKSDAT HORwrva
&ftSSttll
- .1.- t, . . 1 . . . . .j
lb the State. It circulates extensive
TCpontry paper
S ? ;Koheson. Richmond, BladehJ. OolnnThn. .
cijr w tae conn-
CnmrreriRnH Rrnnswib- oi4
in the adjoin iz conn-
and Tihii7hVv . .
It lfl Ann m rha row Anntiiv i TrZr
Its eolnmnZ - " f ientioa to
In Politics fha ROBESONTAW Wrff fU "i- I
l , . t , . i
LOte tbTrir,.ir,W tl.- r. w K- I
' ..ui,, wj sinvc to
iBeynncipies-oT tae Uemocntic-floitservaxl'ca
Wi in favor of vKSS
ouurciflncr - alh LnrAt m nmaa toiii . -i T
Slfel. wnik&Vi'ii,
.mSiJ. adyertistag
i asnmsi a al . r-'vws
- --t-muh uu aiiu uu unutAiiaiTA
f.err vrcnr Tonjr at tu.v.. ., 11 i.. . . -
. - uw rewuea ana occd Died tna
friT: Vr; V"" ucu aaa occd pit
rati ?, ""a wonnajoaraallshi. i
Mrff'fnl,hed on, WKaUO!dree
1 . j ; .. u V. j vnnnn-a rifihtnw And untrtTtni u is i.
: - . i
UEWADVJTggM
$ 77
merlim, md fflarrlas J,,5,,,B,nZ
how either ecx may fascinat?and P,d.eu' 'ho,
affection of anviirnn ti..S?.a81"n ihc,,,..1
pages... By mad 60 cents. Uhmt ."BtMi'r
Maine; .
Tl :"uSllfct
NEWSPAPER
-ADVERTISING
ONK HUNDRED AND PJPTII ED m
Containing a complete Het or fi: i '0!f'
United States, the Tmr;?.01 ,?Jt?.e town, i, ..
t.
v.u.u .u.u,. n popniation kreatpi. ii, ""
cord in or tholaaf f.Jo.. . fe'eaier Ihont
or the newspapers having thf Sen?Lft;
Uon in each of ihA nion?.. ii K?t loca
of newspapers which are ri1?0. a caui
aers as givuig greatest valneii pS10
chareed. Also, nil Tioior..'pP.ortlon to
and Canadrantfn m .?
Alan: nil tha
' Reliciob's. Art 'f.8 .
al, Commercial, Insnrance. Real 10Enca!ioa
Ing, Mqslcal, Fashion, and oSerfe',1''
iiaJe; very complete lists. Tccethp? ul1 S
list Of over 300 German .ei5?r. w"l Com
States. A180, an W&.BfiS
wes of rates, showing the con of nXefAmanr u
in aawidibSra'W.
Wewspapers
Si , . M M.A I.
UhitedStatAc
lv 4, complete list : of American Newim.;
$e.gmore than eight thousand; MtE ?' c:
y'ltt towns and cities in -wKich th ast6t,e
lished; Historical . and Statistical Wrrt ate
Great Newspaper Estahlubmen to SJ'
nnmerouB engravings of the prKal W
Bnildinps. Book of 330 Paoks inrt iLi,
post paid, to !any address foT2 uXSfc H
sing price) to Ktjpkbintbndekt ojmthb?w
PAvnJos, centennial: Gwuadif rhuSj?
American Newe Or.., New York ' r fuelPK
BVEHV AOVBItTlSKB NEKt)
ang ia-4wr i . i.-t , k : ; 4 j KD8 IT,
I5.sity of Virginia
lies). In Law. MediciB w;r-!'' &hnu.
IJXIVEItSlTY OF IRQi
J. B. If trior: t.f. T Tvf rA .Ij fa.1 . "
bonthail. Ix7Dror FjauJ 3 Uw ffi
International Law, etc , Seseio
and continues; nie month Tn.t..i.. v 1.1!1'.
hooks and lecttres combined. lledbV&
WW
1
COTT&STimi rl T.1 renf
, M 5 'i 'jl,..',. j l A
If Tnn want tras lunn j i
. -7 -w w m. ar mm m mmmW m-f tJ ii
j Pj i'i f j ' ' j? ' '
YOQ Will &Pt. CuVrPRBnilQhta'mia..nfA . A .
iu7v : -v-hvubwv ftuaiauitc W lUUR?VfJQ
tOftt rlRnnii nnrrhnaoH 4hia ur, a 1. rj,7r.,
itSHPgRIORTO THE MOST
iT , Ji w 1 unpurciasea" com petent icd
uw iuic uicu uieui, pronounce tnem !
Superior Pianos
Thftir "nova SWUTH"TCT .l.
LYRE, Ac. t . i r !i . .. j-.... I ; , .. ... j I :
1 c ir vsaauiui, auraDie ana wear well.
: rf 1 . . . . . . . . i
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: very reasonable prices, and
I fli.H.L ! IT ' j !U ' .
lilt bpeCial InaUCeilieiltS
1 . ! - :.-,X.1t
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Fully Warranted.
" ;;V;" Address" ' ' jj " '.' '
lAp'-r.KlJECKERT,
! 414 Lexlnston St..
ap 23-tf : .' . Haliiuaere.irzd.
THE SNEIDER RREEflHJ.OADIIPi
SHOT C3-TT1T..
Prices. ."Sft OA t &kao no:
il UZZlJ&ZOAblNG GUNS
&.r?-riM vi I--- -l. : !:.:
ALTERED TO BREECH-LOADING.
rrleea, $40 OO to $100 00.
i-fMtk M&! Sneider,
ft II MANTTWArrPTTPWRSi
1 i t I St4 Wot Frfttt Strp.
1. 1- lifilf.iiBorf.
8end for CataWo.
IdecaDAWtl
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TJraori"!'t a JiwJ
"166011 - LtOELUlllg
Guns.
kMHSHaky of buiidijig riiae Breech-Loading Go"3
Making futa large and ielcct trade j enablei us w
-'t iiiN niiTf uinNfii inn ivki uai buiii
lnir Bnrl damohI . tob .... K ti W
gr?en to thone Guns bought bv the retail trade frwn
We Mile t lh IMtmnas. Ihnia annrtsmcO ""
. ii . . . - r .L:mir-
w jaages ot tine uans and wnoirow w u"-
fance of aaving thelr nn made to at mem.
nye 01 aavinthelr iion made to at mem.
."We ft.ro nrpnarat v ount AfrinM! fn bnild
ofj an? weLrhL eaaee. proportion or etyle. a
pioneer:
TOT.T.RY'
DR1 NTI. ;
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i. ) J ,'
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STANDARD
V5b'
national....,!
.180 I
ra it a aiw
CTlKil5f,"li;ir. ";.M 'LV
tea
utiruguiiirB warn - .n-
inBirocuons ror sell measnrement rorvraraea u -r
- . . mtt I vr
i t ennca uince, S3 Maiden Lane, flew iwi
Mannfactory, Pioneer Works, BirmiDgham,
ROD GUWi
THS AMERICAN SPORKIAKj
! : ' I ng:n-4wD&wr
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t j'A;4:i, ',, j r
t . . . . .i - .. .. : i.fT .7 ,. . . r :i; 1 ' i ' . I
if e tempers of .
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