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WOT. II, BEIINAIII, 1.. '
. Editor.
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-w'iivr WILMINGTON N, G,: '
' "siMTBDAT . JCviraS. !sept.018t.
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KVJSNIN
f NATIONAL
FOR PRESIDENT
SAMUEL J. -TILDEN,
OF' NEW
iFOR rviCE PRESIDENT! :-
r . ill-, it . is--
THOMAS W. HENDRICKS,
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;Prmentll JElector I
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- ; JOB STATE At UJB0 : "i
DANIEL & FOWLE, of "Wake
JAMES M. LEACfl, of Davidson.
DISTRICT ELECTOB3 i ,
1ST DISTRICT LEWIS C. LATHAM,
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- PRANK C. ROB BINS.
R. WARING
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-WM. B. GLENN,
A. C. AVERT.
STATE
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GOVERNOR,
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ATTORNEY GENERAL,
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niOMAS -Si. 'KENAN;
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SECRETARY OF"
STATE,
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OP NEW HANOVER.
TREASURER,
JOHN M,
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SAMlJEi: ii. LOVE,
OP HAYWOOD.
SUP'T PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
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SE JHTEATES,
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DISTKICTr
ALFRED PT.
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WAD DELL
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fourth District, ' j
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ii JOS
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FIFTH DISTRICT,
A L F R E D M . S 0 AL E S
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OF GUILFORP,
SIXTH PIStEICT
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OF IREBSLL.
EIGHTH: DISTRICT,
NCE ,
in
of .bvnqombeJ
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11 A ti ST-l Ja.ti'j'-Afcd ! iiJ Ma i I
T Uie fcWT? ffriWi??.' t,?w,1v
ofisressman Scott Lord lor Govern
or by
e New lork Dempcfatio
0nve
ntion next , VYednesdayt ;
t
I
t'.l Wi
jT4to3cwtic'!and Independent
pressure1 pleased' ith-te?;n6minay
tions in luassacnuset ts ana ( connect t-'
cut. J Such' toaoers as the York
hai ibelti-statld;1 by Several - pa-:
- . . i i t t r is in i f
that "Mr. Bristow's head is so
pers
cially for;1bim,',.1and he. Lyu.Lonis
,7?ne Would like, to Inow if this is
i.-Ji .ul. in ' i - . I
he precipitated. him put of
New ,1r:OTbf;Hraid.
REpkWnWiU u4be battle really be
URhtjinjNew Yprk,;a8 most Democrats
fought
arvd Hepttblieans'BfiTee I
.or.t hi Carolina
i uv ypu ant-Wprtff, Caw
M i i i
mm
ford to lose both New Hjfdrk Tand Tadiana prilriant stroke til pohticalr.itrategy
thmkttviaBo.i-rt.hTAfn3r am C5t. vr ting voters, both, wtthurandf without
. ' n Tj TTr , . ; : i awrjuang-rMitn.
thrieadn
MAINE TO-MOHKOAV. ;
The terrible State !of Maiine will
vote the Republican ticket tq-morro
as usual. It will give: its usual ma-
joricy: -v Mr, J uggiing urraDDBrxiaine
has loo mnch at stake to let la falling
off in the vote of his party tajke place.
Doubtless, a large ptr cefitum . of
"those bonds' will baswallbwed up
in the victory. . ! " , .... ,
The brilliant and philosophic states-
,man who will address lour people qn
Tnesday:rjight will have to jhear him
a large and cultured
audience who
will fully
appreciate
his
eminent
Senator
abilities as a public speaker.
Ransom is dearly jloved as wlefl as en
thusiastically! the people
of the Cape Fear.-; Ho public man,
outside of the lists of. bur on prized
ana giiiea.sons, os
as sq full-handed a
popularity as he.
Anil Ransom's; de.
i i i
I'otion-to 'our people ii
no iubs iiieai,.
and Jren
ji.naoweafwiin a
warr
eroua
heart, he finds here responsive quali
ties, and in the extended freedom of
our ancient Iborbnffh feels himself to
be bereCtlyjat home;
FEVKK-STHItJKKN S.l V A p nl All.'
The iinDbi'laot tcitv of t Savannah
ha$ been sufferln! . deeply , from! the
ravages of thit .dreadful 'jitropicalf
scourge; the yellow fever. We know
that the gr;eat heart of Wilmington
sympathizes with our afflicted .weigh
bo s, and we feel quite sure that'atiy-j
ming mai ouri o.wa..(euow-ciuztn
'can dp will be f done ' cheeiff ully 'id
i. . 1 : ' I F ' It - .. . I
alleviate these afflictions, so : m ucl.
boyond what
ordinarily jfalll to the
be of men.
many of them tft
elt the heavy fpot4
step or the Xestrover. our veopie
KU.U
nab
ivan
w going through.! ii :
are now going
any;
pecuniary; assistance! is needed we
presume a erood sum Icould u
e rais
t5
at
Bui ie ha
oqce.
e obseaved that'
4
one or two
offers
off
such ,a Viatu
have been jffpctfuly,decliiedi:
Last Saturday night, at tie great
demonstration in ' iAdianaplisJ 3Ir,
Joseph Pulitzer, the GerRfaif Reform
leader of. St. Louis, made a speech
full of cogent logic and garnished
with much earnest rhetoric J V
make a few extracts; 1 I - f I
i i i t . i
On the subject of Hayes ami GrantH
ism Mr. Pulitzer Raid : t i
. ? If yen approve of Grantisra you must
voe for Hayes,. If your condemn it;, fyou
must vote against him. ; CobdemniDcGrant-
lsm, yet supporting (irantism's candidate,'
wauia ue use jumping ou? o; a iryingfpani
into the fire. It The simble Question, lhere-4
iuic, upuu n uiuu luia cuiJiest suoum ue ue
cided is: Does the partyj in power deserve1
a vote of confidence frojni the people? Is
ii uui, uoDiempi. rainer vuan qonjiaence it
deserves?" - ,.-! ;
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iKeferrina: to Morton's
Mb
crusade
against the .South, he asked :
V Is this fanning of sectional strife, this
digging np of old feuds, Ithis arousing f old
prejudices, this appeal to passion!, the true
American spirit? Is thisstatesinaush p? I
deny it "Itj is a spirit iforeign to;aigreai
anil generousj republic; 4ltls a spirit; mos?
xoreign to every sense ol true manhood. It
is the spirit of eternal hate and n6t Of pa-
iriOllSm." ; i f .r i,Li-.f.r.-.l. .;! .-!:;-. i r - .
. tuts wwu iwuiu a)a uuiun soiuier
na republican, ; wia ref ered to.
ix years ago he had left that party.
With crreat unctiori Mk " Pulitzer
0arge ;iipoa ttfe I epubHeans their
Frauds and .the malicious prosecution
bflwar.isSQesk:.He slid:?J
1 ji ask youj fellow citizens.? ifl there are
any traitors ; and 'rebels to-day, mho are
tlity ? Who is the.friend of th govern
mfm ? .' He who robs itj? , Qr he wiho eni
Ueavors to! reform it?. The real taiturs Xoy
Uay are uojt ihe people of the oua, 1 -whol
alter hgtitiDiTljke menjl behaved iiKe men;
accepted the hew order; of thiDgSjj prayihg
fojr peace, when you, jMr; Moitori. trvi
tlitm pluuderidgg, Abut you, Mr lurlou
and vuur irieudts. the 3
buu jiuur iricuus, tue loyai iseiKpapa ana
liralues, ahd jBabcocksJ ithe patridtic Robef
OAna in ti nnfi ' I lrtho
sons, DeUuos, Orths; Sebenkiljihe Mc
IHdMs, 'Joy;ce9,"(jaSey4." Pomeroy a MVc.k:
toiday.i .lie wb robs Ljia gpvernhient-or
1C iio cijnstnia to H, or ue wbtNte wonl
duty is toi-preveut, it, yet fails tojjdo so,: is
tub eutmy ot the government to uy. ' Hi
who casi sbaiue 'tftidi 4dishonorlupon hi
country ii the t'relel" j fito-day. J llie whi
eitven years (alter tue war maliciously taens
sectional btriife.tlefeiW-flllfsa4bbt'tbat'
i a teal, harmonious TJtti' 4Vhaer. you
"! may say about the old ui ebela,? Mr. Mor
o loin, they at least do riot steaL": ; I t. ? 1. i
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j BOWtB FOR ADARlil
We. thought so. (Bowles fcpuldu't
h jlp. iCprKeijthing Wad'tP e jpowles
wasj; pieueuxioj.ouii-4.uamp eyery
other Adams man. and so- the bnnyr-.
aper. iuus periorce; supporii "unanes
autis fiojfi GoveThpr 'of
sachu-
)etts.
The Remitliom savs tbW8 Momina
I t . 1 . r .- Ill:--
tipn UMVulAmA isalbe;ismarte8t
Lhing in, politics tbiHyearao.uuusual
t wna uvui: uumuiuu bbub;,,, j hjoui
felt fftMcQ
lu w'-d s;i aJ r.r,'rttt'ii''w'vl --ii'
pplicy.iaf a -.reform. '
. are extracts iram ita
heiUfoll-awirig
the State, 1 to tttef "support of Go
mas8aonusetMvot'.friJiayes.
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ICMIVUl tCW V : I Jk 1119'
pects pf ' the case, render ils Presi
dential vote doubtful, but lit does,
with Other local causes, make the ref
suit of the State and Congressional
elections' doubtful, i
Thousands
of
Republicans, who have never hesita-
ed and will not hesitate to vote for
layes I and; ,W"heele.r Vop J
haries F rancis Aaam3 ror Ajovernor
i .... ,. l.-js wm
of Massachusetts, and i it will not be
surprising if there are enough of
these to insure his election. Indeed,
the consequences of this ' nomiation
are lar reaclnng and as yei
unae-
velopeil.
They are likely toj g not
qnly beyond Massachusetts, buti be
yond this campaign, j . It is the Jbest
single I move on the n political tihess-
i
uoaru) nils vear, aun hb eueuo uuuu
he game threatens to be serious.
1
With all pf his enthusiasm Bowles
11 helpjiuden
is illogical. . Adams w
an and out of the Uay
State,
This
Bowles ought to know,
OXFORD LETTER.
Tlior'oueh Deinocrailo Orsanlzatlon.
: ! Special Star Correspondence! i
X - Oxford, Sept." 7, l'sve.:
The j Democrats,1' uder thb ablo
management of Col. James S.J AmL,-
Chairman of the Executive Commit
tee, are j organizing I vcly tliorPughl v.
There is a Tildea and j Vance blub in
every township in the county but
brie. ipoLAmis, Col .IT. B. fUabie;
S. J. Skinner, Esq., afld others are at
work
Grn,uvillpwi!
n November.
i a t
give a
good,
report;!
Capt
Jos. J. DayisispokeJ ere last
week. J
lie made a 'very effective;
speech, replete with fcts and j brist
ling with arguments.! We are very
proud of our representative j He is
arr honest ' and blamepess " maa.! ,1 No
man- surpasses him Jn the -best ele
ments i;tbat enter ! into1 a true! man
hood. Ilis nomination was a .tri
umph pf virtue, and bis election will
be a blessing to his constituency. He
says he can' beat the Revenue Xjoser
eiuht hundred or a jlhonsaiid votes,
anu give nun a inousana majority in
Granville. Ikewill pot cajrry jlCirai
vill hv ovfir 400 vnttia at farthest ' !"4
It lSjtaowj thought tpat the topaccp
.. :il t .. ! . i! u'.K ! fPL
crop.
win ue auuub uue uan.i j.uu
corn crop is larger than it
for several years.! If
has
beein
flheinews coroestous from Orange
that Jo Turner is runnincias all! In
dependent for j the Senate. Major
John Graham shoul read one of
Turner's little editorials: on f In de
pendents in reply l hint each day.
Graham will be elected, say all the
TJrangeites who I come to Granville.
1 urnerwill get the Radical vote;
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RODOHETR.
Spirits iTurpeiitme.
Vance and Settle speak at Mt.
Gilead,
Montgomery, on the"22d.
' .i - i- . .. i .
- Leach !at
Albemarle, Stanly
countj',
Monday
Vance and Settle on
Thursday, 21st.
The Hickory Press! will issue a
daily edition during the campaign. , , Enter
prising Piedmontese: - , j "." 'i fix"
Mr. R. E. Blakev: .formerly of
the Murfreesboro Enquirer, has purchased
the ln Me88mger. t i ' j if '.
; I A little five year fold boy $on
of Dr. Sloan, of jOharlotte, had both hopes
of his arm broken. v ! 1 11 ,!
it! -j- The "Albemarle", Banner learns
that Dri E. R. Burris; of Locust Leyel.had
one of j his 'legs broken a-jfew' days ago,
while attempting to get outiof his sulky.!
I' Charlotte Observer: Mr. W. D.
JJussell, of ltock Hill, S. 6. while' riding
With his wife and children yesterday even
ing, was thrown from liis bjiggy, causing a
fracture of the leg,; between the knee and
ankle. j.- f , .. it j r-A .
' I Albemarle Banner: On, .Wedx
nesday livening last, while Hev. J. R. Lit-
tleton, who lives nine miles from here, on
pee Dee river; and all his family; were
irom Home, some person enierea ui nouse
and stole therefrom $50 in money.a double
barreled shot-gun, and sofme clothing, in
all; amounting tjo about' $75. The perpe
irator pf this deed- Is supposed "to vbe the
notorious outlaw trom Kasdolpu county,
Tillman Crawford.
lJid8ville Times and Mercury."
We are ioht lhat ' after Vance and-
Settle had I made their speeches : at
Danbriry a ! few weeks ago, GEN
ERAL Stephen A. Dbuelas rushed
. ibrouh the tlrowd, and said tjo it he
would bet $500 Settle would beat.
After he repeated if several Limes,
an old farmer: walked up - to him,1
opened his ipcket; book ,.whiuh he
had tied w(th a hame string, and, tak
irig but $500! told ''Kirk's brigadier
that hVwWuld 'take j jt he bet: 'Mr'
Douglas said "wellj come te '. leids
yille and li will bet. with .TPU .there;"
the tarmer&aia,"rdcmT; believe tcxx
have got: $500; I will Sbet $51; "He
as again told that he musticome to
Reidine;iAtlast;-ih(
inai ne w
hbCSajyl.
ppuld not;!, iTais,e haiampunt J
again asked the farmer to wait
he came ioiReidsvlltejthe thiAg vas
;dropped.-1:;t-:w"tFft:-';lr0l - :
, Wonder, if ; any .-of -GENERAL
Douglas' Radipa) r friends iny .lieids
ville would haVe furnished him 'with .
$50,0q whe'iiuf al4 site t-fphanees would.
favor his" Iosing it: e trow hot.
1
m mm? VVII.OU Hltllt
- If r- ft- .,vvu,uvi.J . , Kjr;l.l
er-
at
m
oaned. von? JWaWnl
.hard up." f; I ' tf -:M , ;:''fJ J i', r--
sorrow
Fbrgi ve J:me uipruasking
- l- . - t l -
forcrot' vour wife hadn't seen
Bob; f mine has already been. at
and
the fellow I borrowed'Vfrbtri" tit kh
er
! '.
I; Radical Bluster.
day, ;M cnri',t, your letf nei ha vei Ah
monev I 1
Yellow Fever taSanan.l.. j i 1
I Savannah News, of Friday.
The renorfc of the interments .for
yesterdayhows' a deci43ecrease,
there being eleyeninterm"erit8 report
ed; oiilv 5 half the!, number reported
Tuesday .T j Hereafter "these "reports
will ue revised oy toe neann oiucer,
and, certified to bj him sbefore they
are publishd as will be seen,, by ja
notice' in another Column. Tt will
also be seen by thefsame notice that
"after to-day the report of new cases
will be discontinued. It will be ob
served from the following that there
are seven i less new- cases; reported
than wereii in the report ; for the pre-
vioua uay ... :.- j ..:.t.i .--
: ii Office Health Obficeh,
' Savannah, Sept. 7, 8 p. m
Consolidated (report oft yellow
fe-
ver cases1, for the 1 last twenty
hours new 3asffc, fifty-tbee.
our
' J. T. McFaelanDj M. D.!,
Health Office1 r.
" A very good feeling prevails among
all classes of ouri citizens. ' and, f we
trust it will continue;
i.j C'liarleaton.
i ; i News and Courier, Friday.
" The old adage about the ; relative
value of prevention and cure receivedj
a striking illustration last nightThq
riotous, mob, which was so bold and
unmanageable during the n whpjle ol
Wednesday night, was - wondeffully
tamed bv the oniet Preparations that
were knpwn to have beeu ! made I yen
terday t,o vindicate the public I ordei
and good name of the city; and, con
trary to tho. general anticipation:
with the exception lof some isolated
disturbances of no yey gravej charj
actor, the city last night : reposed in
profound, though; enforced, peace.
An Kxiraordinary'f PoaHlon' jXaken
bf Xtidat Moore-III sirlctnrea on
tbe Solicitor, j j I fe . (: i t I.
. j Tarboro Southerner. j J
On Monday Judge Moore had the
Grand! Jury brought in and charged
them that the bodyj should take cog
nizance of no case unless (I) the mat
ter came to their; knowledge I from a
Justice bf the Peace, or. (2) from t
Coroner, or (3) they know tile facts
of their own knowledge, or (4) utir
less the solicitor marked, a proseou
Hi-
t
tor on the bill
I fI ih5a pYrftfirdiharv. '.harrrp' S
licitof Martin took prompt except
tion, and told tun court he wanted to
take' it! up to the. Supreme Court.'
"Take it up in any way you please, j'f
curtly replied i the court.; lhe court,
fuse to. swear witnesses unless the
cases were comprehended under his
charge: "ihen," said Mrj Martini
the clerk refuse ta swear a wit-
ness
whose name! I've marked oh the
bill, so :I can indict! him for; such ref-
fusal, and thus eet the easel up.?
i I Judge Moore, I with great anima-
tion;, : saia : rm.r. Jiiartin, jyour lan
guage retjuires an explanation, eis s
you, will stand in contemptf'
I Mr. Martin instantly arose and.
said: "Your Honor knows nothiug
was farther from myj intention than
to cast a contempt on' the court'.
Your Honor jnst told me I could get
up
a case to have the matter tested
ny way I chose,' and ! your Honor
in any
must know I did I not intend it fo
contempt." I
! The whole 'proceeding on the part
pf (the Court was remarkable. '
jj r It I ousts the Superioi" Court of
nearly al 1 original; crimitiil jurisdicj
tion, and the community; imust suffer
if I persisted, in. jWe -wjill d of the
Judge the justice ' to say that on
Thursday morning be called the inry
back and told them- he only meant to
ieu jvuem . H jwas aavisory. to tnem
and ; he did not intend it for an ori
der.
A DlanolBte Ilonaeliold.
The London papers anno.nncei th
marriage of Visebuntess Dupplir
who was divorced a , fewj weeks agd.
td Mr. Herbert Flowers, her I para!-
1 mour. i-JLiady Xiuppun's 'eldest sister
married Marquis 1 Townsheud, f anp!
eloped jwith a handsopae. bld uncle of
the Marquis of Dath. Her . secohjl
sister, Lady Ida, ; parried ; a miliior
aireJ .Mr. Adrian Hopei and. estab
ashed a criminal intimacy with an
attache ;of the;: Austrian- Emsbssy';
marriage :dis8ol'vd -There ' is one;
Pth er- Bistei ''married - feirceu 1870s,
atgainst whbia 'no'thirig,1,, iBa's been"
leged. ; The heads pfrtpis interesting
family Lord and Lady Fifevset: baxi
examples, which JthjeiT'ciildreri havie
duly too faithfulfyllbtfeitfr"
Maggie Mitchell ownsa number of
cottages and farms at Long , BranehL.
ie. one in ;jw.hichb.she dwells rwas
t . ! 1 . 1 II .lU - -!' ill
ouiii oy n,awm pootDi. ana in . its
iprg; parlor, he jyita, n3arne1-tl1w
terot usely ornamented wittiiUfj with,
painting8y stajuary,;rare and' cpetly
ol nines, and '"especially1 with quaint'
4nd; beautilurrlicrefnoTT Japanese.
no jof I the jLhtee'.copies af Boy4til
lhe Medical nanirr..,.
' LPhiladelphiateboTd bf iThu'rVday
Th'e'iln'ttidnaf "Meickf U
on
ress, now in Session in Philadelphia
tLt
has attracted here a" lat&e number' bi
eminent; phyieiaBsJ!andJ their delibW
rations are likely to prove interesting!
aim useiuinotmyioithe raerabers
of theii bentefieerit' prbf ession but , td
the general pablici? One of the lead-i
in g uieaturea ot yestrd ay's frsessi 6 i
was the! reading of.:an address on ime
qicai DwgrapnyjjyjcU-U)ner of!
Vashington, which jgavtstriking il
lustrations of"tleact thllHn medi-
T.nia f.rn II I I 1 MM 1 WgarCWlm uwttct.. nti
4, "ft utherf Qr4,i Colleae .will -dd
nejLt, ! session a ! fBusioeas .ppllege, depart
uieui unuer an iasiman graduate.
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! B Y ii TELE G R APET .
AFTUNUOAI UEi-ofirrs.
ObLscta to Use of'HU. Name! in any
! -Party Connection Will Devojte; li
" Kent of Ilia Xll'e to H11 Profesalon.
Vl-- VAsniiTeTON, Sept. 9.
rAt a meeting of the Seventh Ward Hayes
Wednesday night, the f olio wiug letter Irom
Gen. Sherman wasTread: ., , , ;ty .
Headquartkus Auiiy op tub, U. S.r )
J Washington, D August 80; 187C.
To & JR. Rennedy, Esq.: j j
"j My Dear Sik:I thank you for the 1 com
pliment conveyed in your note of the 29lb
and regret that a
proposed trip! to 1 Ctrl I
forhia prevents myj
being in Biooklyn ou
Of course I am pleased
the, day ypu name,
to note the houot in which you hold the
national emblems : which we - followed to
the sea,- and that you numbed amodjr yodr
members some of fhe men who "composed
that army. I feel every possible interest in
the honor and glory of our National Go
vernment, but trust you will notjjuse my
name in any party Connection. ; ; I must npt
be a partisan, j because I, hkve, chosen jto
dedicate my few remaining years to 11) y
profession- which -j is eminently hatiouiiiii
leayipg every citizen free to choose his otf n
. ; 1 : r j . .11 ! I . a ;
cuuiao m nie, ana 10 any .ms civu loriuiiua
iu uuy vi me parties into wnicu a iree peo
ple always divide for the tfaried interests
inai jaiways ao arise. . f mi i i
Willi great respect, your friend,
. j W. T. Shaman; Gen
il -I "--t-:J'; I: ' !'!f i'i
No New Mivvfinenu llttnoritd from
seat of War i'Surku Iefeaied, jby
ITIittMieiiesrluK iear iWd I liouaa'nd
Killed and Uouctlcd. ' : ' ,'j ' ' ; '
.; 1 ,7 Jr j - j , i London,; jSent.! a j
;" No new military movements are Reported
from the scat of war to-dayL but a report is
telegraphed from Delegrad to j the Daily
New, and published this morning, of a
movement of; the Turks to putflafak the$er
yians at Delegrad." This corresponds with'
information received from'pther source. '
Moukhta Pasha lias dotic nothing impor
tant on tne northwest of Montenegro... . i
i A special dispatch to the fliiries irpm
CettiDje says Dervish Pasha's attack in the
southeast on Wednesday! was! made bv
several columns, which, crossed the Zeta
auu moraizque. .t uen repuisea a portion
of tjbe Turks were cut off from the fords.
They Were j driven l into an angle between
the two rivers and pushed into the Moratz
che. which! runs! between; perpendicular
rocky nanks. The;rurkish artuiery.wh.ch
was posted to protect the crossiDg. was in-
euectual to check the pursuit, and the
slaughter was very! great. iEieht hundred
Turks werej left dead on the field, and up
wards or one thousand .drowned. lhe
Montenegrins lost three hundred killed and
wounueu. i
.1 T-i
rue City! Quiet ntreeta
Patroled
ly
! : I i WlUtea.
Charleston; Sept. 8-
-Midnight.
. The city is quiet. The! streets will! be
patrolled by detachments of whites." !
" The colored Democrats held a meeting
to-hight under the protection of a strong
guara. . j , : j .
NLECTHIC jifARKS
raphagen, Hunter & Co
tailors of N
eW
Yok, have failed. Liabilities notgiven,
J
oses 1 lldetribrptherpf Gov. Tiki
en,
d iefl
at jNew Lebanon, liew York, this
;mpining
-,: - !
The steamer Arbitrator.
from New Or-
leads, , was struck by an ice
berg and sunk.
The crew were saved.! Loss 350.000.
dalviri L. Gardner,postmaster at Suffolk,
-11 ii a i -
; v a,, uas, ueen neia in pve inousana uonar?,
on the charge of .embezzlement. . l j, j :i
. Ii II. Lyon & Co. '8 fash land door facto
ry, n Cincinnati, waa burned to-day. Loss
crll INMI i
Tbermameter ICecord.
.The following will show:
ithe state of ithe
thermometer,! at the station!
s mentioned, at
7.35 this morning, Washington mean time.
as ascertained from the daily bulletin issued
from the Signal Office in this city
Augusta,. ;". ..
Cairo, ,!.... ..
Charleston, . ,
Cincinnati,.
Corsicana, . . .
Fort Gibson,. ,
Qaljvest;on.iv. .
Indiahpla, . . . .
Jacksonville,. ,
EeyWest,L.,
Kubxville,;.,;.
Lyqchburg, .
Mempliia,..i',
Mobile, J.L..
..77
..75
..80
;.74
:.72
..77
..81
,.81
..82
..84
,,C7
.67.
..75
,.76
Montgomery,; . . .,78
Nashville, . .i...;.74
New! 'Orleans,. . .L82
New York,. : 64
Norfolk,. . . 77
Pitlsburc, ...'.'..LOG
PuntaKadsa,...!.81
Savannah... ... 1. 83
Shreyeport, : I ... .76
St. Llouis,X.J:.'u76
St. Marks........ 77
Vicksburg,. !.!..,. 74
Washington.: .
63
Wilmington, 4, '.
81
1.
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STALUC CAETRIPGK, MILITARY. UlfNT
IJM A.NU- " UiUtKlJMUOK" K1F L.KS
JSAUKIj ALL OTHERS SIN ACOU
V".-,--8Airfinfin:.j,"ri.
.o Prematura Discharge ;Ever i Occurs.
Bwry Rifle' TRarraBted a -good shooters Calibre' 1
40, 44 and ;50rl00 of,an Inch, and pfanydeeired length.'
Charge of powder from 50 to 105 grains.. Wight of
lallTKpia " 220 to 548' grains. ' Stbok, ' plain ; ' eIbo
?istW gkpandf 'i!hecked.Vl SigMijt: plain; Globe and
Pee Sights Vernier wlfh interchangeable front
Bights, and Wind-gwiga, i Every variety of' ' jun
munition xo above gone, constantly on hand.
Prices t from, ,$30
to $125,
1
8HARPS R1FL,B COMPANY, r -i
L
sept ai-D&'Wtf
Hartford. Conn, j
EjIjID,
12 Journal ftp the : Sp ortsmen or To-flay . 1
PTjBLlSiUBD KVKRY SATURDAY MORNING.
Y SATURDAY MORNING,
ill'
14" s: Canal St
! v , r U :
0.
s SOJf1 SUBSCRIPTION
. Yearly tiDOiHaJf-yirlyjf: $i00i Foreign and
Canadian subscription, poet free-j-Yearly 18s.; Hall
yearly 9a. . single copies, 10 cents. ., j j'
;Wgher branbhtfsnof'a' BrIShootirig. Fisolng.'
Racinie tod l'rottfaii AafiatlclsJftu. Rail rw.t
I L-li', L!. .t i. .. l . :t
i this i xfisJjD wm be found In keepinsf with' tne'
iLTtY w , jb;u jwnsauig k nqnpraoM -sport,
jand milt, under nd circamsUnceB, . admit to. its
coliimns aaything tending in any wie to demdralize
f ?JBI;leing . the,, only Sporting .Jronraal
jpabhshed West of NeW1 Ydrk," and the recognized
rW?WT anions th4 TOPrtiDSea r;f .tbe .Wesqtod
..wu wuviig muvm iii enjoy a urge
patronagte, poseBtieBiBt3riaiid
creasma
eras arfd-
veniBing pieaiuHU which fwiu me
those rieslrinfftl inatBtHAirhnmn
4 i CLr TJAnartmentof Wsahinirtnn JTniuor.u. ; I
4,;EGtA 1 iNsfuit' ' TfifttM: ' ift -riff
L JiAW SOHOOL wilLfeuea ott, WRITltiKiniT.
Ocfoberfllh, 187? ' Full eonrfle, iwo terms. ir J
montttsSeach-i .Student, fadmitted' ta" tiwJ (UnWvr 4
... i k t .
J
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i 1 . I I ' If
! i. r, .J ,.--. :k; : I
; AJlass pn exaaoination, by apiWication on e before
Ocrober lotbi- -Toitton f 50 per terai? lncruflihi use
Jt brary.ForpartianlarsdresSjf ,yp t,
; G. M. STJ3WART, Dean of Uw Facdlty
jy80-8m SOS N. Third 8ttsti:Loai Mo.'
TiKKT.
; ' M STAR OFFICE. Sent 93 P. II.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Market strong
- 1 l i I ' I -.. l Mil - ,1 , -:t , li !
at 28i;eents per gallon for Southern pack
ages., f Sales qfy 125 casks at quotations,
, ROSIN. Market quiet and easy at $tM5
for Strained, and $1 20 for Good Straineld.
iTo Wes reportedVrfi' .t'?;-Ji
TAR Market irregular,,with an upward
tendency.T Sales at $1 40i 50 Der bbL. .
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Marke steady
at. $l(00 for Hard, and - $1 75 for Wrgin
and "i,6llow Dip. ales at quotations.-?
COtlTON. Market steady on a basis' of
10 cents for; middliDg. Sales of 48 ?bales
at 10 ibents per lb.1 , '
New i Vork. j iVaral storei Narkl
ttf lSept$t:;iiv
Receipts to-day, ',S90 bbls rosin, 3lU do
spirits turpentine, 200 do crude turpentine;
579 do tar. The demand appears ,to;be
somewhat cautious; but shows occasional:
tendencies to animation, j Holders' arc
steady in the meantime and generally seem
to calculate upoh' q full average home afid
foreign business, though probably extend;
ing oyer a longer period than usual, owing
to the indisposition of buyers to anticipate
lheirvants. M Spirits: turpentine continued
steady! and in fair demand to-dayj with
further sales of 15D; bbls at 31c. i Rosins
not qiiite so' active, li but generally held
sfeady.and offered jwith 'moderation. R Sales
of 200, bbls strained at $ 1 f0. Tar steady
all around, j Pitch, jquietr j . j
I The telegraphic aavices were aa follows:
Liverpool spirits turpentine, 23s 6d, dull;
rosiu-icommon.islgd dull; fme.lOi'Gd.dullJ
Lou dorr Rosin -Asy: 9d for ' common;
paleVl214s; spirits turpentine,- 22sl)d.
t-l ' -I ; m tm r ' ' m"
Cburleston Naval Lsitirem Market.
: Cent
7-1 : .'U i 1.
The arrivals were 149 casks spirits turDen-
tine and 296 bbls osin.i There was a lim
ited business in rpsins, sales 200: bbls at
r.i fi pci uuuui Bijiuiueu auu guou siramcu;
fl 40 f or extra No. 2; $1 65 for 16w: N6. 1 j
$1 75 for No. 1;$1 90 for extra No! 1;
$2 10 for low paleJand $2 50 forpale Spir
its turpentine was quiet at 25c for whiskeys,
20c for. oils, and 27 cents
regular packages. Crude i
per gallon ! for
turpeniioe iwas
valued at$l 25 pecbbl for virgin and yellow
.pip.
I BY. tKLEGBAPU. I , ! 1
DOMESTIC niKKETr.
m:ri r-'rii
New Yors, September 9 Noon
H- Financial. ' 1
Stocks active at belter nrir.Ra: f Monv;14-
per cent.) J Gold opened at f09, -and closed
short 4oti. (iovernments active and strong.
state
lower
.bonds Tednessees, old 1 and uevi'
Missouri, Stj Josephs and
Sdulh
Jarol
ipas belter; rest steady.
i.j L .;Vt. Q?mmerciat.i
Flour quiet and isteady. Wheat quiet and
nchanged". Corn steady.' pork firm. mess
fl7 1U17 .15. Lard firm steam $10 85.'
Sbiritsltiiroentine firmat 31c. Rosin steadv
at $1 C0 I 70 fori strained. Freights' firm.,
, Cotton' quiet, with' sales j of 1 ,218 ' bales
uplands 111 916c;! Orleans; lljc. Futures'
openea ! nrmer, as follows: I September
11 19-3211 21-32c; -October 1 1-9-16
11 19 32c; November lllll 17-32c; De-i
cember 11 17.-32!! 9-16ci January 11 g
111 1-03C. : .; . ! :
FOREIGN UlAKKtC-r.
. London, Sept. 9
bpiriijS
turpentine 24s24s 3d,!!
IS
i
LrvEHPOOii. Sept. 9 2bon.
Cotton
i middiitig.tiplandls 6 l-16d: mid
anng Orleans u 3-16d: sales 8,00Q bales,! in-
cludmgj 1,000 which were taken! for specu
lation and export;) receipts 11,500 bales, 2,
700 of jwhich wre American J Futures
firmer and holders! asking l-32d advance, as
follow8:SMiddlingplands,fl. ml cli Octo-
ber delivery. 6 1-I6d: sewcron middlinir
uplands,' I. m. a, ! December aud January .
ueiiveiyj O i-ioa; jsnippea uecember and
.jauuary, per sail, 04a; middling 'Orleans,
l.' m. c., shipped November'and December,
per sail, 6 3-16d. 1 rr V"f ' ""' K !"'
; Cotton! futures firmer: new : crom mid-
dliog uplands, h ra. c, shipped December
aild January, per sail, a 5-32d; sale of
Amencai to-day 5,800 bales.' ' fl 1 ' ,f
I-
f it'.
Lippincott & Op;
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Mi
of Gen.
T. J. Jackson
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cuicijfi imiif lau u wi,iaix oriratb i4Om
lilght tull pss d engTiviagj.l M Crowi
cloth. fioO. -hi. --ii-,J.-i-
' cel. and.
syciiiBe
s !lThe pases befor us are a c'ont'ibntiari to oiir H.
terature forwhich all Virginiaa ehrm'd be grateful,
and which should be W the library of "every tktnth-
' "It is theVerord of a career-In 'the highest degree
!ntere8tiafr. The ' imole -tiarrntivi. hf w i wfJha 6
allthe charni of romance Bailitnori jjazetfe ft j
lnii AiUilljfilJiflT BI JiLAH UUKIJIC.
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tmilv
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sey
l .ivjiuub. 'ifuipive uiu pieitani jfory.
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Philosopher and
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in their being the results of a strong mind oyera-
wwab, j vaVTTUUTV A'lUC lUUi C.UU., j 1 I : . I
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aiona among neonie or reflB&Bvnt .nitnr- u,w
are few imore desirable books thai thi&yfhUadel-,
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A Novel. '!Bv ClaraJ H ConwIt. 1-ms
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I A novel.of more than common tnerit.withi great
deal of admirably distinctive portraiture, aua is a
at iry of thrilling interesti-'Uu. . - jui i f ij 1 ? ;U ul
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ly fu'the State. There Is a good Job Office connect
ed with the Newspaper; -that la -doing aa excellent '
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and carefully sifted, and the air of pleasing tranquil
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lers. i wm pe sent oy mau on receipt er the price by
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Teated.by popular U for over 1 j S
Ir.istrn Compoond 1 !8, 11
'111m nre rotini.Hnn ""a salan...
tare Constipation. BiiiinnroJ .'"nit.
?inV; Walarial Fevers, RhenmiK
88 quiring Bn active but iSd
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Kick Headache, pyBpepeia.'and allXjan-T4111.
the Stomachi : C. K. kimi, n. rUKl n
pnetoid. :tn ,i iii..r.M!-1 i r iVMi.
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iaea letter to write wilt Ml"
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BOX. OU(0, JeW; JtOTKj ;
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ONE HUNDRED
Containing a
United States
Canada, having a poptalatioa greatee iharTrf.A
1 Jominioin r.i
,k..
"ib ureiuBii,wiM, wgemer with t, k '
or thenewBpapere having !thi lareeA loil"&lr'fs
tion in eachVthe iijlacellamedatei!'
of newBpapers which are tecommended tb 1 y e
Berg as 1
charged: I Also, all he wepapersln .ihi lKtiiE'EK
lYUig Krenieei, value in prOBortihw fn . i '
ing ereateet value in tTnRnwik.: .rrtn
la printing over S00J emi r, ;.X Pl
copies (S ?
lt!t
Mecbanicalr Medics, Mason
al, Commercial, Insnrancel eal EstateTt v. m'
in?. Mnsicatj Vaablon. atifl nth or miL,:''
rau; very complete lists.:!Tcgeiheri&eo?Sr
list of over 300 German Dauerl nrint,i i&S'.
States. . Also, an anr nnon rtort;.ii' f l l!,
blespf rates, showing thej cost of adveiUsih, 4 ia
rinna ncwna.Tip.rA nri pvon thir, ...1 J,!".a-
in advortasiHtf wbnlil like Itn tnnS Pliwr '
Wewspaber
Uti ted Z&iaVil
A complete list: f American T.Vwn!m.. ' L ;
beHng more! thah eight thousand, with I Gazette ,
of, all the towns afld eiilto in which thbWtai!:
liehed; Historical : and Statistical fcketJhes iofft
GreatNewspaper' Sstablisbments; illatjred ;'h
numerous engravings ofjthe principal lSefi)n!r ,
Bnlldinpa. Book or. 3D0 pAeasi just iwuidThd '
(post paid, to any address for 35 ctsii Atiply ciiiclo' '
Bing price) to SuPEBUfTENDEifT or ths Newip4pP&
ATttios, centennial Grmnds, j PhUadelDhiij i
American Newe Ooi New York. I il 1 r !
KVKK1T! ADVJEUT ISliB NEEDS IT.
J OCk iTTXVf i
-l!
yWersrtyJofiyirgiBia'
1 -a, ; j i i- 1 1 - i;i 1 i .
Opens October 1 cehiinhes tbrhnpn
Itis organized in: school on he electiv gynuil
with jfnlil coprees 'in. Qldasicsj J.iieratnreJ Science
unim iu v.ucmn.-Bii ana rnytical Laliarato
v 1 '.-. 1 ,
Medicei JEngineerinfi;, Teaclilne aiit
Aericaltnrej
Aoptyl for Catalogues to M M kk f
C hairman, jl!. 0, tniversify: hf 'Vr"
HaKRISON,!
ginia, Albemarle
vaj I; aqg 1 i-4wl)(tw
H-i H
uxive itsrrv vikgima.
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1.4 W toTEPjAKTMEN'ri
J. B. Minor. LL.D.L Prof.iCom. and Stat. Law
oathalll LL.D Prbf Fanitirand1 Law-iMerphaii
International Law etc: I Seseion begins Oct 1, 1876
audi continues, fiine months. Instruction iby teijl
books and lectures combined. Illustrated by jttoor-
ixiart exercises.; ,x or vaiatogne. apply (R U. lui
versity of Va 1 to WM. WEltTfiNBAKEK,iSec!cii.
ry 01
LEXINGTON ST. UALI .IIHUnUUU'
uorrespona juireci
V-'l i 11 1 -: ' l i. i 1 - ' ' ' Ml - " r- i
If yon jwant true bsttom , figures and save a rem :
siderable'per centage tai the purchase of I'JSE Y-
ANOS AND ORGANS!' -TRY: IT Ij ; -R"- I ':
If mou wish to Furchaise
f .111 1 I. J t -,U 11 t.- I. - til VI ll 1 x
You Mil get snyVeasdBabje gnarantce toinsnr you
that Pianos nurchased of ithis House AKE BQtAlJ
IB NOT! SUPERIOR T01 THH! .MOST . fcOTJW
MAK.K KNOWN; ifTf7pAa!?ed"cotnpeteat)nuge
;wno nave tnea tnem, pronounce tnem ; :
i ..Vl"' ii" - - i'i ' i-.'t i
i Superior 1 Pianos
I They have SEVFN (also OCTAVES, Fl,
'I OJNK anaTUUl U.OV JSKbTKUSU HAt,
IROS FRAME, THE AUK;lKK1S, CABU lf
1.YRE, c : i- j u - ni j ; , U
t They are beautifqt, dnrahjc and wear wi-R. 11
Sold at, very reasonable ptices, and 1 i '
-":!jl I..U;aLL4d lllh- If Ml
At Special Inducement?
L - !, i Hi 1 I l-.ii t -- :l '' - I 1: li i
f negotiated for direct to this Bonne."
-ihii! i; mix
Warranted.
JiLirf-4;ii4::hl:!f ! i , Hi
ta
F.1, RUECKEI1T,
U 414 Lexinston St.',
P.83-tf,!
;,-l't; -il i nalttniorel Md.
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THESNEIDHHREMILQAllJN
. Prices, jOO to
5 ' 1 ..-li J i l ' -. AK i
M .11.,
MUZZLE-LOAD! X(
G
1
: AiiTEREU TO BKE'V'U i !
. .-.it-.-.-ti
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Slow
::-. 1 I' '.ipi.1 !' I
:BrecXbiauing!Guns
I we nave: ror many years, witn great bu, -a
speetalty of - building Fin Breech-Loading n8
Makiazforalareeand eeleet trade enables WJ j
iKlve greaier care ana attention i iuc "" v.
Di3r and general llnleh of out Guns than W"":
i . - . .L.Alt nff lHUV, i
giveia to tboe Ounabought by the retail ku " .
manufactnrtrs wjhe produce for a general nw
We solic t the patronage of ' those sportsmen "
are Judges of Fine Guns and who know the impw
tanoe ot having their Gun made to fit inem j -
K lUCir UUIU BIOUD vu it "i, fling
tr. ..oont inters to bttlld bu
'of any weight, gauge, proportion or style. j
1 1 we areprept
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CHALLENGE..! .J.i
instructions for self measurement forw'0 .
h ir bu liiuwatea oanicuiara wua ibvij-"-
'i Branch Office. 29 Maidea Lane, NewYorK. -,
. J&liuuiwvurv. riuuw; t via?, vubi
1 .r.v ... iu nr..!,. liirmlnCThanJ.
' decl4-iWt' ""
.WEDDING CABDS . AND VISITISG. !.1'3!
if? prtnted in the most 'elegant t-t-
h kx h v a n 1 r. v 1 : i u'n7rt5-
AND FIB-TII EI) Tlnvl
comDlete liet inf nil h ..!.. : 1 1
. iue l erntorieB. nH thk
1 r 1 lAJWEh lr.
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