TflE MORNING STAB.
B y ui. 11. BEttMABD.
yUULISBKD
DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS.
ru or Bvaaaatmam in advakob:
ur (by mail) postage paid,.;....... $T00
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OsibBUbers, dUvedln any partotthe
city. rtv0riaed to collect for more than 8 months in
net11?
fifteen Ceaw P wwua- akiuuu
OVTLINKS.
be Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that England, France and
, have accepted the armistice, but Auo-
ja ff0Uid not say definitely what it would
jo until it had learned the tiewa of Ger
many and Russia, but intimated that the
lernis could be accepted. It is thought that
Austria will not decline much longer to
ive her assent An artillery company
from Fort Ontario off for South Carolina.
jt jS reported that the British Parlia-
m Dt will be convened on account of the
aspect of European affair.
Lud Nupier, of Mastdala, has been ordered
l0 bold himself ready to take command of
ilie army. Russia has twenty-one
in-nclads. England is preparing for
j, - The Russian ambassador at
Constantinople has returned to that city
fioin a leave of absence. The En-
lI suip Jumna left Portsmouth with 924
lrliltoy and more lnan W fflcer8i &c; she
will stop at Gibraltar and Malta for orders,
iu case.the troops may be needed else
wliere . Less panic in the London
Exchange mirket, but no indications of re
covery of confidence. -' The Greek
Government wants to call out 60,000 rcen
J a credit for 50,000,000 drachmas.
Fourteen gnrrisous have left east
ern garrisons for South Carolina
Tlie awards of the Southern Claims Com
mission awaifthe return of Secretary Onso
t ,,b from PhiladehpWa.- Colored Ma
mas at Washingtou indignant at the post
M mcment of the rrcognitioh of ttw;ir bre
i;rt.i) in Ohio by the Grand Lodge of that
, L Official majority of Barnes,
itafaal, in Ohio is 6,002. Planing
belong to O. D. WethcreH.at Chicago,
burned; 84,O00. Ilurricane -at
Kut West; the ctew of the steam tug God
tiey.Keeble were all drowned, they refus
ing to leave the vessel 'Wednesday night.
144,171 persons attended the Centen
nial Exhibition yesterday. Two bsf
uries from Boston and one from Philadel
phia, 90 men in all, left the latter city for
Columbia, S. C. A Berlin dispatch
siys the Great Powers are supporting Rus
sia proposal to the Porte, which is nearly
the same as that adopted by England.
The St. Petersburg Golo has msde a vio
lent attack on Disraeli The Express, a
s ui-oflicial journal, regrets the article.
It is rumored that Servia and Monte
negro have determined to accept no armis
tice. Every capital in Europe is tele
graphing io every other capital, "Is it peace
or war." The publication of Russia's
ixj.e refusing to agree to a six months'
armistice in Germany's official paper, is re
garded as an assent to Russia's position.
new iurn inarMjis: ijoiu, xxufiii ;
coton, I0ill 1-16 cents; spirits turpen
liue,35i36 cents; rosin, $1 902 00. ,
j ANOTHER Ot ritACE.
ly reference to our night tele
grams, it will be seen that the op
pressed and intimidated negroes
of South Carolina (such is the
style of Northern papers just now),
have again made a murderous attack
upon unsuspecting and peaceable
whites, killing one and wounding
two. Even the presence of United
States officers was not enough to pro- j
ted them. One was wounded after
the officer had got upon the ground.
Aud yet papers north of the savage
kind will only see in such assassina
tions fresh evidence on the part of
tie South to coerce, intimidate and
slaughter the poor, harmless, peace
loving colored people who are shout
mg for Chamberlain. And Graut
fffl find fresh inspiration to warm up
a s oratory, and new incentives to a
arof extermination, if need be, to
tarry out bis satanic purposes.
The "State Canvass.
Granville has three negro Radical
"ndi'ataur the Legislature.
Win. Johnstou spoke at Char-
lj'te Tuesday night.
''itt countv is pledged for a Vance
"")"niy of 250.
The canvass of the county candi-
has commenced in all of the
U'iu'tlt8.
thought Mr. James Crans,
'"nocrat, stands ajood ehnoe to
JJ fWiep L Moore, Radical cao
(He for Sheriff of Granville.
. Gov. Var.ee, atVtbe lelusion of
Jeech at Graham, was presented
about two bushels of boqucts.
c,n T Cm was Prfe-ly ngifi
fou i WaS cone Ped' an1 had
V stiver quarters bung Around the
an ornament. It was set in
pherge ll n d so me, pure silver goblet.
goblet and all were presented to
ine Governor.
4ZrorTDdZl ! the RandolPh
"ilT . 'from Karke county, says:
Burk I d a P1' meeting in
to a.,6' W re a sPeecb was delivered
voter. kaailence of three hundred
the I y Gen' Robert B- Vance, and
aadil ,nly onw Republican in the
lior tJCe; in town of KioeU
ndl! - ve8bQt one Republican,
1 w an invalid and never votes."
" if n601" 8aid a .Norther Man,
Cussed tHe market, and stopped
; mome m to bear what was go-
''Jiiiin 18 aorn Carolina,
' when U '8 P8ble for
a "Jaij as that even to aspire to
ggggsgiigg"l'iW"MMM,irir'TTTtla l i ji i - - . . . '
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VOL. XIX.-NO. 22.
ConeresS!" He was BronV.r, e ixr
r. MUanaday, the Radical candidate
for Congress in the Wilmington dis
trict. Charlotte Observer.
To show the deep iuterest taken in
the cavass now progressing in our
State, we note the fact that the vene
rable and worthy Mason L. Wiggins,
Esq., who, for many years, represent
ed so ably and efficiently and honest
ly the old historic county of Halifax,
has made several speeches to his fellow-citizens
upon the great issues be
fore them. He is now in his eighty
second year, and is in good health,
with hm intellectual faculties in un
impaired vigor. May his years be
long in the land he has served sd well.
A correspondent of the Richnicjnd
(Va.) Whig, writing from Greensjbo
ro,N. C, Oct. 13, says: ji
"Since in the State I have visited
seven counties, and conversed freely
and intimately with many of the
leading citizens of these coHiitiep.
and have yet to find the person who
has any doubt ofjJGov. Vance's elec
tion." J
Ho . heard Vance and Settle at
Hillsboro, and thus writes:
"Without, attempting to givei a
description of the discussion, I.Will
simply say that Vance is the mjst
ruwci mi mail ueiore me masses tnat
ever heard, and his effort showjed
that m$ knows well haw to affect the
hearts of the people."
Here is the way Democrats are
treated by -Concord roughs. lhe
&n says:
Fi-idsy night, as Hon. P. jli
Means closed his speech, in front Of
the American Hotel, at Concoid,
some rascal threw a rock at htm,
which, however narrowly missed his
head, aud Struck Mr. Ed. Miseuiietm
er, knocking him insensible for a
while. At the depot, where the
crowd were awaiting the train, seve
ral whites suffered severely from be
ing struck by rocks thrown into the
crowd. It is needless to say what
would have become of the guilty
parties had thev male themselvpti
nown
The Newbemian states that in
"Jones oorinty on Thursday last the
citizens of White Oak and vicinity,
turned out en masse to hear Johu S.
Long, Esq., of that city, who, by in
vitation of our leading Democrats,
delivered one of the best speeches for
Tilden, Vance and Reform that has
ever been made in that locality. At
the conclusion of Mr. Long's able
address, two colored voters of that
precinct pnblicly announced their in
tention to vote, at the coming Presi
dential election, the Democratic
ticket 'straight,' and said they didrft
'care what niggers knowed it' jas
they were 'in for a change in this
whole country and no more foolin
about it.'"
; Some years ago a very worthy ne
gro man, then a slave, came near be
ing hanged, when it was known that I
it would have been a legalized mur
der. The Oxford TorcIdightt in a
long account of the reception of
Gov. Vance and the discussion that
followed, says:
"One of the first persons to greet
Gov. Vance after he appeared upon
the stand was Alex Royster, a color
ed man, better known, perhaps, as
Alex Thorp, who, during the war,
while Vance was Gov.ernor, was con
victed of murder, but, upon the peti
tion of a very large number of white
men that questioned the propriety of
the verdict, was pardoned by the Go
vernor. Amid all the political up
heavals that have since transpired
Alex has not forgotten bis benefac-tor-a-nd
will not forget him on the
day of election.".
The Mechanics' Tilden and Vance
Club of Raleigh have issued a stirring
address to the mechanics of North
Carolina. It thus arraigns1 the Radi
cal party, and most justly :
For eight long years the Republi
can party bas been a party of promi
ses never fulfilled
It has betrayed every trust com
mitted to it.
It has proved false to every pledge
of amendment and reform.
It has debauched the civil service.
It has established and maintains an
oligarchy of office holders, who fatten
upon pillage.
It has wrecked the prosperity of
the people.
It has robbed you and us.
It has created aud cherishes cor
rupt rings of all kinds.
It has subordinated the welfaref of
the masses .to . the interests of the
few. ' .' l .
It has throttled labor.
It has paralyzed business.
It has poisoned the well-springs of
morals.
It has stifled civil liberty, and now
it seeks, with an assurance that it
fearful, to blind the eyes of the peo
ple to its dark record by flaunting in
their faces the lddy-sWrt."
It seeks to evade the stern issues
of the hour by opening anew the
wounds of the civil war.
The question for us to -consider in
-'' . TTTfll . I u.S ft- a l ! - I
idis crisis is: w im ice iriurapn 01 mis
party conduce to our material pros
x rj f n t k i i a k
V . rv. y'j . . ; hi J0fl . , '- . 2
WILMINGTON,
perity ? Or will not a change of ad
ministration work beneficially to the
laboring classes ?
Our individual prosperity depends
solely upon the prosperity of the
communities in which we lie. If
business is stagnant, we suffer. If
enterprise languishes, we feel the ill
effects.
TUB 8?aTkAIR.
The Raleigh Sentinel says:
There was hardly an average crowd
for the first day yesterday. The en
tries were even better. A great deal
was being done yesterday that should
have been done the day before, and
to-day the grounds will present a
more filled-np appearance. The sta
bles and track look rather nobby
with the trotting sulkies and boys in
jockey caps, and much horse talk is
swapped over the speed and bottom
of different nags. The show of cows
was ery fair; hogs ditto, while Nor
wood's sheep are the finest ever
brought here. The display of poul
try is very godd and a great many
varieties are represented. There are
dead loads of sewing machines.
Somebody has shaken an apple tree
in the fruit department; the stands
are alive with them.j
Mr. Blacknall, of the Yarborough
House, was arranging for display
some of the most beautiful cakes we
ever saw. Harp, the Raleigh coach
builder, exhibits carriages that would
do credit to Brewster, or Minor and
Stevens, of New York. Denson has
a display of floweis to please the
poet's eye. Professor Kerr exhibits
from the museum Indian relics a
pestle of live oak that was found pe
trified four feet under ground in Ons
low county; an Indian leather dresser,
found iu Moore county; a shark's
tooth marbled, andi a fossil, both
found in Lenoir; a mastodon's tooth,
found in Lenoir; an Indian dirk from
Caldwell, fossil wood from Moore,
&c , &c. W. H. Crow has on exhi
bition for a Newark firm a giant
wheel jack, for lifting carriages,
wagons, &c, and facilitating the ope
ration of greasing the wheels. It
can take off four wheels in three
minutes, and with it a boy four years
old can raise 1,500 pounds. Mr.
Crow will enter his span of black
Morgans in the horse show Thursday.
In the evening races Lassiter, the
black filly, won the trotting race.
Hope won the one-half mile dash in
53. Staton's Senipher won the mile
dash in 1.54.
The road was lined all day with
wagons loaded with fresh entries,and
four cars stood packed on the Ra
leigh & Gaston road.
Rufe Stanley's band enlivened the
grounds with good music. Two more
bands are expected to-day, and a
large swell of visitors will no doubt be
added to the crowd.
The fair was opened with a Bhort
and appropriate address by Gov.
Brogdeu.
Spirits Turpentine.
A heavy frost in Granville on
the 1 1th.
The Good Templar Lodge at
Oxford numbers forty-four members.
Snow and hail fell in the Wel
don section last Sunday.
Wake county canvass suspend
ed on account of the fair.
A lot of cotton was burned in
Raleigh on Tuesday.
: The Rudjsill mine, near Char
lotte, will be re-opened and worked on an
extensive scale. ,
Mrs. H. M. Scott, a Raleigh
printer's wife, exhibits some exquisite hair
work at the State Fair.
' The Press Gang appears to bo
abundant enough at lialeigu this week.
Ah, you dead heads!
Rev. Mr. Sheppard, colored, of
Raleigh, baptized 137 converts, near Ox
ford, a few days ago.
Maj. J. G. Ballew, a gay
widower of Hickory, has married Miss
Rouseau of Wilkesboro.
1 Four cotton thieves have been
arrested near IJaleigh. They are in jail
one white and one black.
Seven negroes (all Settlers) have
been seat to the Wake county work-bouse.
There; how.
The Rocky Mount Mail has
!eeu S'.lJ tit Maj. W. Avery, now of
Nash, but formerly of Johnston.
frt Charlie Sherwood, of Concord,
a you tli of sixteen years, and a former com
positor in the Sun office, had his right arm
torn completely off by a cotton gin. j .
j WiUiam Meissimer, now, tq jail
at Statesville, under sentence of death for
tue murder of Mrs. Sarah Heileg, has con
fessed bis guilt.
Rev. E. M. Forbes, of New
bern, exhibits a number of curiosities of
Indian aud Chinese manufacture at the
Fair in Raleigh.
Hillsboro Recorder: Two daugh
ters of John Murdock, of this vicinity, dad
last week of typuoid fever. We hear of
several cases of the kind in the country.
Mr. H. Huntley's gin house, in
Anson county, was set on fire, but fortu
nately extinguished iu lime to save the
building and contents. t
The next term of Mecklenburg
Court begins on the 20th of November. Al
ready both the Stale and civil dockets are
heavier than ever.
-h Newbern has a young thief
named Bob Williams, who has been sen
tenced to two years in the penitentiary.
He is described as a "youthful villain.''
We are glad to learn that the
circulation of the Robewnian is greater than
ever before. Long may it wave
"O'er the land of the free and the 'home of
the brave."
Two wagoners, by the name of
Brewer and Lawrence, got into a fight
near Statesville. on the 17tb, when the for
mer was cut twice severely in the neck, and
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N. C, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1876.
inflicting severe wounds in the shoulder
and thigh.
Rev. Jesse Rankin, of Lenoir,
who has been gradually sinking for a long
time is not expected to survive but a very
short while. Mr. Rankin had charge of
the Oxford Female Academy, then a fa
mous school, nearly forty years ago.
This from the Sentinel: "In the
agricultural department George Allen walks
away with the public on a cotton boll which'
is the greatest curiosity in the cotton line
ever put on exhibition. The boll is as large
as a small pine apple and contains eighteen
locks and weighs H ounce. It was raised
by Cicero Green, near Newbern, and is
called the Green-Cheatham variety.
. Governor Brogden declined to
name a North Carolina day at the Centen
nial Exhibition. The Hem says: "Go
vernor Brogden placed the reason for his
refusal on the ground that the majority of
our peopre wfto could afford the trip to
Philadelphia had already gone there, and
they could not conveniently go again, and
thai the few who would attend now on any
day named would make but a poor repre
sentation, numerically speaking, for such
an august occasion.
T JEL" JE3 CITY.
NEW ADVlSttl-lSKftlBM'S.
A. B. Perse A card.
Cbonly & Morris Auction sale.
Jas. C. Stevenson Buckwheat, &c.
Brown & Roddick Dry aud fancy
goods. See fourth page.
Local Dei w.
. Cautionary signals were ordered
for the South Atlantic coast last night.
Maj. C. M. Stedman addresses
the people at Town Creek, Brunswick
coul i , to-morrow.
Don't wait until the rush com
mences, but register at once and be done
wi.h it.
The joint discussion between
Maj r McRae and Judge Russell comes off
at Kooky Point to-day.
The friends of A. R. Black,
Esq., we understand, are determined to
run him for Sheriff at the coming election.
Such a perfect dearth of theat
rical amusements has not been known here
before in many years.
Only one copy of the Raleigh
News and one of the Sentinel have been re
ceived at this office during the present
week. Again we ask, what is the matter?
A rather deeply colored indi
vidual was asked yesterday how he stood
on the question of the sheriffalty. He said
that he was a Black man every time.
Don't forget the Democratic
meeting at Humphrey's, in Harnett Town
ship, to-morrow. Maj. C. W. McGlammy
and others will speak.
Solicitor Norment has arrived
to look after the cases which are to come
before the approaching Jterm of the Supe
rior Court.
Registration in the. Second
Ward, up to yesterday afternoon, footed
up 89, of which 14 were white and 25 co
lored. The figures were reversed by mis
take in the statement in our last issue.
Col. A. M. Waddell, our candi
date for Congress, was home yesterday for
a brief respite from the arduous labors of
the canvass. He goes hence to Carteret,
speaking at Newport on Monday.
Gen. Allan Rutherford was in
town yesterday. He has probably come to
"lead the forlorn hope" in the hopeless
struggle in which his Republican friends
are now engaged.
Rapidly falling barometer,near
ly stationary temperature, easterly or north
erly winds, increasing to brisk, high and
gales, cloudy weather and heavy rains, un
der the influence of the hurricane, are the
predictions for this latitude to-day.
Thermometer Record.
The following will show the state of the
thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at
4.31 yesterday evening, Washington mean
time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin
issued from the Signal Office in this city:
Augusta,. . ....
Charleston, . . .
Corsicana,
Galveston,. . . .
indiauola,
Jacksonville, . .
.Key West,
.Mobile !
.06
.09
.85
.80
.80
.75
.75
.70
Montgomery, 65
New Orleans, 75
Norfolk,....,....
Punta Rassa, . . . . .75
Savannah,... .... .69
8t. Matlvs, 79
Wllrai.gh.ti, 67
A fycluiie.
According to the ,rMeteor logical Re
cord," issued from the Signal Office, in this
city, yesterday, lively times were beiug ex
perienced on the Florida coast, especially
in the vicinity of Key West, where the ve
locity of the wind was estimated at seventy-four
miles per hour, exceed iag .the
force of the hurricane of September 17th,
which was so destructive on our coast, by
at least fifteen miles per hour.
m m m
Magistrate' Court.
Jere Shines was arraigned before Justice
Gardner, yesterday morning, on the affida
vit of one Alice Williams, charged with
assault and battery. Defendant was found
guilty and ordered to pay a fine of $5 and
costs.
The same defendant, arraigned on a
jieace warrant sworn out by Alice Wil
liams, was ordered to give bond in the sum
of $100 for his appearance at Court and -to
keep the peace, in default of which he was
committed to jail.
Personal.
Col. Thos. S. Kenan, Democratic candi
date for Attorney Gene ral, is at the Purcell
House. He paid us a visit yesterday, and
is just from a brief campaign in Onslow.
He and Col. Waddell made several speeches
to the people of that county, who win give
a good account of themselves on the day of
election. '
Fayettevllle Wins.
The contest for the prize flag and plume,
wuiuu uamt: uu at itaieigu yesterday, re
sulted, as will be seen from the following
special telegram to the Star, in a victory
for the Independent Light Infantry Com
pany of Fayctteville, which, of course, we
must consider as next best to a triumph for
our own boys, who came in second in the
match:
Raleigh, Oct. 19, 1876.
To tfte Morning Star: .
The Fair is quite a success, the exhibi
tion and attendance both being good.
The Independent Light Infantry, of Fay-
etteville, won the prize flag, and J. W.
Maltsby, of the same company, won the
plume. Wilmington came in second, R&
leigi. third, and Newbern fourth. The con
test was quite close. v
The weather was very dusty, but other
wise pleasant and auspicious.
The Jtlitrliie Morpltal.
In company with Dr. W. W. Lane, the
Surgeon in charge, we paid a visit to this
institution yesterday. We found the hos
pital in excellent order, the rooms all nice
and clean, and the establishment provided
with every necessary convenience.
In visiting the various wards we found
several very interesting cases now under
treatment. Among these- was a young
Frenchman who had been suffering with a
dangerous abscess in the pit of the stomach,
a peculiar location f or 6uch a disease, and
requiring very skillful and delicate manip
ulations to reach and treat it effectually.
He is now in a fair way to recover. In
anotherrfvard we found a colored patient,
who claims Brazil as his place of nativity,
and who can speak only a few woids of
English. His malady is not of a serious
nature. In another part of the hospital was.
a colored man, Jere Bishop, who had one of
his hands badly crushed between the bump
ers of two cars at the depot, on Saturday
night last, and who will be fortunate if his
hand is saved. There were several others
suffering withvarious diseases, but not suf
ficiently serious to warrant special mention
of their cases.
The culinary department of the hospital
is in charge of an experienced steward. It
is designed by Dr. Lace, the Surgeon in
charge, to make the institution also a city
hospital, where the victims of accidents. by
railroads or. otherwise, requiring surgical
attendance, ond who are not able to bear
the expense necessary, can secure the re
quisite treatment without having to be sent
to the county hospital at the Poor House.
For tbe Yellow Fever SuiTerers. -r
We received yesterday a contribution of
$13 00 from tbe Brown Maj-Bh, BTaden
county (Presbyterian) Sabb&ttY school, for
the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers at
Savannah, Ga., which, with a small amount
already on hand, has been forwarded to its
destination.
We would here take occasion to State
that the Superintendent of"Health, and
President of the Savannah Benevolent As
sociation, Mr. J. H. Estill, of the Morning
News, have announced that no further as
sistance is now needed. The fever at hut
accounts was rapidly abating and the
funds on hand are thought to be ample to
carry them through.
Tbe Festival.
We are glad to learn that the festival at
Temperance Hall 'last night, under the
auspices of tbe young ladies of Front
Street M. E. Church, was quite as success
ful as could have been expected, consider
ing the threatening aspect of the weather.
The attendance was very good, the oysters,
ice cream, &c, were better, and, what was
more to the purpose, there was a very com
mendable disposition manifested on the
part of the crowd to "invest their small
chaoge" for the tempting delicacies offered
Crookedness In me mall Service
Special Agent Alfred Morton, of thejPost
office Department, arrested Alexander Sin
clair on the night of the 18th instant for
robbing the mails, Sinclair was a substi
tute route agent, running between this city
and Charlotte, and had been employed at
different times for the last year as a substi
tute for regular agents in their absence.
The proof against him is said to be com
plete, and tbe public may be congratulated
at the effort to protect the' mails frbm rJe-
nrt'ritttimiK. i Uflin 'iKlKO .1:ti
iTlayor' ( ourl.
Tbe only case before the Mayor's Court
yesterday morning, Acting Mayor Cassidey
presiding, was that of Beverly Scott,
charged with assaulting a policeman while
iu the discbarge of bis duty. Defendant
was found not guilty and tbe case dis
missed. . " ' ; niff'WTfl
8JBAK.fNC At FA V t I'TK VI LLi F.
I For the Morning Star. '
Fayetteville, Oct. 18.
Mr. J. I. Macks spoke in Town Hall to
night to about three hundred citizens.
After bis speech the following resolutions
were introduced and adopted ;
Resolved, That the thanks of the Tilden
and Vance Clubs of Cross Creek Township
are tendered to Mr. J. I. Macks for his in
teresting and eloquent address this evening.
Resolved, Tbat we tender to our Israelite
members of tbese clubs our recognition of
their service in procuring us the pleasure
of hearing this brilliant examplar of the
virtue and patriotism of their race. f
Clarendon Bridge.
i - r .- i -
CITY ITKiTlS.
Rkw abd. We will par s reward of one thousat d
dollars lor any certificate published by us regarding
Dr. Buil'B Coah Bjrup not found genuine. A. C.
Meyet Co., Bahimore, December 1, 1873b
Book Bikdet.t. Tkb jsobhiks bta Bjofc.JfiaA
ery dees. all kinds of Binding and Ruling la a work
manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer
chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other
work, may reiji on promptness m the execution of
their
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WHOLE NO. 2,879
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Hulled Buckwheat
JONSLESS CODFISH,
SMOKED SALMON,
EARLY ROSE POTATOES,
RED APPLIES
And the CELEBRATED FATAP8CO
FLOUR, ia BbJa., Half Bbls. and Retail.
J AMISS V. STEVENSON,.
OCt20-tf
Martet Street
Auction
OF FURNITURE, FILES,
FEATHER BEDS, ' FISH,
FIGURE-HEAD, with 10 Bales HAY,
At oar Sales Rooms, this
day (FRIDAY), at 10 o'clock, A. M.
CRONLY & MORRIS,
oct 20-1 1 Auctioneers.
A Card.
E
DITOR STAR Dear Sir ; A rennrt ban heon
put in circulation prejudicial to my interest, to the
effect that I am one or the thirty-six of the Foreiam
born-citizer.s of this city, who, at the coming elec
tion, are to vote the Radical Ticket. " '
To brand the report as a LIE woald fail to ex
press my sentiments, but I -know no phrase more
applicable. 1 have from my boyhood been, and am
bow, a DEMOCRAT, hffllia&nbut little with the
so-called Conservative element which very natural
ly crept into my party, as one of the results of the
war between the States. -
I have no concealments to make of any opinion
pf mine, be it Religions, Political, or what else. I
be eng to that-race who hesitate not to declare their
sentiments in private and in public alike, regard
les of the consequences, always relying on having
truth on their side. 1 allude to the Celtic Race.
Providence permittiag me to Uve to see the 7th
day of next November, I Bhall vote the following
ticket, vis : ;
For President and Vice President. Samuel J. Til
den and Thomas A. Hendricks ;
For Governor and Lieut. Governor, Z. B. Vance
and Thomas J. Jarvls :
also the entire Democratic State Ticket, with the
Constitstional Amendments, the success of which
I regard as of more vital interest and importance to
my adopted State than all the rest combined.
Very respectfully,
oct2tMt , H A. B PERSE.
Lost,
Ac.
CARPET BAG. WITH VAT.TTABr.lE TtW-
jecis, jen on me cars between Lanrinburg and this
city, on Monday. The finder will please leave the
same either at the Stab Office, at Messrs. Aaron &
Rheinstein's store, or- notify Messrs. A. fc R. of its
whereabouts. A liberal reward will be paid for its
delivery. , oct 19-3t
A Card.
E REGRET . TO ANNOUNCE TO OUR
friends and customers the death of Mr. ELI MUR
RAY, the Senior member of the firm, on the 13th
instant.
The business of the confirm will on nn as LrnitA.
fore. Under the direction ami mnutmnit wEi
Surviving Partner, withont interrapttan.
We hone to merit and reei ve & rmHnninra n
the patronage and confidence heretofore so liberally
MURRAY ft CO.,
oct 19-lm
isy UJHJ. SLOAN,
Surviving Partner.
Silk and Stiff Hats.
JTJ1INE SOFT KBLT HATS,
JLADIES' FASHIONABLE STY WSS,
(UMBJEI4,Aa,BAaS,Acr '
At nARRtSON & ALLENmu
oct 19-tf City Hat Store. 89 Front it
' .! J 1 . -' " :
Head - Quarters !
90
-OF-
CHOICE
GROCERIES,
No. 8 North Front Street.
Will Open on OJ
Wednesday, October 18, 1876
Tag ''
Most Complete & Compact Stock
OF CHOICE FRESH
fj Jfil
Family Groceries
' EVER OFFERED -
To tic Mffl Wafeli Wilmimtton.
' y i .',- ;. U oU;m --Jtl-i ,.';.i
CONSISTING IM FABT OF , ;
JbcGAHS-AU Grades."
C . . . :- i v t.i ! 311U
O F F E E Java, Laguyra and Bio.
TeAS Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, English
j Breakfast, Oolong, &c, Ac -
Jb fcOUR Plant's Extra, McKoy's Extra Family.
Pride of. Baltimore, and various
' other Brands. lPvr
iV-I BATS Choice Small Hams, Breakfast Strips,'
Sugar-Cured Shoulders. Dry -Salted
Sides and Shoulders, Fulton Market
Beef, Smoked Tongues. Boloena
Sausages. '
Jb ISH Be Mess Mackerel in Kitts and Barrels
I r f! Ex No. 1, tor No, 2; Codfish
B
ouu Dvucic)B vuuua .
UTTER-All Grade? THE VERT BEST
TAjshu Medium and Cooking.
HEES E Genuine Imported English Dairy,
utacn uesa rue Apple ana JCxtra
jream.
CRA
RACK EEtS-Of Ever? Varietv and 8; via.
V4NNEO nons-WHson's Oqok .orned,l.
ueer ana Tvugue, Bdneiess Sar- 1
, diuee, halves aad qnarterB; Deviled
' Mam. Tnrifcf, CMckoii and Tbnrne,
.n.parajus, vrreeu uorn, xomatoes,
B ' Beans and French Peas, PeichesV
Pin-, apples and Pears, Salmon, Lob-t,-oyster,-Ac.,
&c' m T7'TT1
RESERV ES Canton Ginger. Shakef pVe
serves. and the varieties made tor
i
P tC K I. KS Tm pon ed and1 Borieitfc, plhts, Jts
Amdi naom wI6i C pom
COA PS A fine erlection of Toilet aad Laundiy
Sa POLIO-Hand and Paint ' J
C A N DL KS Patent Spetm, Parafine Wax and
I Adainautino.
M
b
UST A KLI-French inglasj; Colmnn's Mus
( :, tard, qaartvr. halves aud poonds.
O A I CES -Worcestershire, Tomato and Pepper,
ad torssmg, Hors Bdishbweet
O t, IV ES-Stu fifed and Plain:
J..- H ma
Wood and
if. cow WiktiiA com
BliAC
IPfe-BlackingBrnehes, Clothe Pins
and Clothe lines. ' i
X K UITS Oranges, Lemons, Appier, Dried
Apples and Peaches, Cranberries,
Raisins, in quarters, halves A whole
VjlGABS-Thirty Thousand, from common to
best imported.
To,
ACCO A eood selection.
-LIQCOKS Walters
nine Paker inn nth
er); OW Virginia Glades, MeKoy
i yive TTiute, nue aonand Utn.Uen-
Apple Bramdy,Ceok-
j AND VARIOUS
ARTICLES TOO NC-
j
oct 13-1 w
THOS. M. HcEOIf
'JES
tj"
a oq
1 60
2 CO
S 60
8 (k)
8 5
5 CO
6 60
8 CO
15 00
two dare,.
M
:: r.
three day..
fire days.
one week
y njMBfe.n. .. .........
Three weeks
TWO mOHTJXS
Tnree month
" " Six months.
... to
...85 00
...51' 00
. aTassM As til
fj? contract AdverOsemenu
kionats r tow ratea. t rv
. .
at prone:
rrve 8ju.vei sstmatEO as a qaarter-coiumn, and
SK nau -coiumc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
If7, QnelYre? 1876.
Centennial Excursion !
TO PHILADELPHIA!
TUESDAY- OCTOBER 24th, 1870.
k J.X Villi Vl-'-L L JU
wu.JuntfTU.pi WKLDON,
WIIiNGTON, COL. & AUG. R.E.'s,
' PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 18.
TtflB8E ROADS AND THEIR CONNECTIONS
will offer, to Citizens along their Line, the
LAST opportunity of visiting the , ,
Centennial Exhibition
AT PHILADELPHIA, AT
Dae First Class Through Fare
Th Route of Centennial Tickets sold for this
Train will be via RICHMOND, WAMHINGTuN
and BALTIMORa, feaetorPUDHIA at
6 A. M. 25th.
TICKETS for this EXCURSION will be good
GOING NORTHWARD, only on Hie particular
teain and date specified, and ate limited Ao: reium
by any Train within Twenty Days.
Betae First Class Tickets, Transportation will be
on Trains ef that Class.
Prices of Round Trip Tickets are as
Herewith; , ,
FROM W. W. R.R. STATIONS.
Halifax, Enfield, Whltaker's. Battlebore',
Rocky Monat. Tarboro' .
Sharpsburg, Tolanpt Wilson, Black Creek,
$18 00
18 CO
18 00
18 41
18 10
10 Oo
9 i5
19 45
19 80
so to
SU (0
Goldsboro'..,... .""
Dudley I i J. ....,...;.. . .' ,' .' ' J T V J ;
Mount Olive .;"
5owden"av: ;?:;t: :: ::r
Warsaw., ....."."."
Magnolia ........ .v. ..... SX " ',
Teachey's, Dnplia Road, ieetburg, Reeky
FROM W.. C. A. R.R. STATIONS
Brinkley's
Flemineton. .
$90 90
21 75
a 25
. 23 15
28 f0
23 00
24 30
24 15
25 ra
25 tO
Whitevule...
Fair Bln....
Nichols
Mullin's
Marion
Peedee.. ...
Mar's Bluff ..
a s
. , -i ipmonsviue, Aiayesville, Knm-
ter. edeedetd. Vim bitn rn
Columbia -. T. . . .! S5 00
fe-Persons at Local 8tationa rilanv thp T.fnii pan
obtain their Tickets of the Station Agent on the
d7 the train passes each point,' or by appiicsticn io
w"i uuaemgnea. A . rVrti.
QCtltrri , ; . aenersljEassensAgept. ,
THE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
WILaUSQTQJt C Oct 15, 187ft.
Notice to Shipners,
O- rJ rv ji - r FT P M f
N AND 'AFTER MONDAY, 16TH INST.. NO
Freights will be received at Depot C. C. Railway
Company, a ter 4.38 P. M.
- 1E, V, Q., JOHNSON,
octl5-lw Gen'ISup't.
O-O TO
MUNSON'S, tLOOK AT THE
. TRUNKS,
BAGS, UMBRELLAS and CLOTHING, THEN
octW'tf
Direct Importation !
T TWHtHii movaia
8 8AGO 88d,. A't
ENGLI8H CHESTER CHEESE,
CRBAM FACTQST CBSESE,
ANCHOVY8,
DUTCH HERRINGS,
ORANGES, LEMONS.
APPLES. NUTS.
CANDIES, Ac, Ac.
At .
0EO. L. SCHUTT'S Grocery,
RUNGE'S OLD STAND,
!Qctl8-lw MARKET STREET.
Notice to tlie Public.
fi a i q ,ki . . i it
The Mozart Saloon,
1$ STILL RUNNING, AND HAS t C !
The finest Liquors. Wlaes. cigar
aim Veer In UitTCfl y. "
. y.. grifJKd I) )
UOJUJ 1JUS iTULLO WLNti i
"PHILADELPHIA,
T. 1875.
1 Jotor BmjA, It.
-am
l Adii "We Wave the honor to ia
yon
that tie Centennial Exposition has awarded us the
Premium for the best DRAUGHT BEER. This Is
the gratifying result of our untiring efforts to please
the taste of the multitudes of these United States.
: h j yytlh&VfT1tf i-1 j i tj h f.
j , "BERGNER A ENGEL."
I also sell the ST. LOUIS BOTTLED BEER.
which has taken the Premium also as BOTTLED
BEER. . tntt J (..,,. l:.A.U i '
laBOnly place where B. A E. BEER is sold .
fOYSTERS STEWED and RAW. '
BILLIARD ROOMS ABB IN ORDER.
pet 19-at
PROMHETOR
Stationery and Blank
jn JOQM ; k'tiAmUi'ti
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of LEGAL CAP, FOOLSCAP, BILL CAP, LET
TER, packet . note, commercial note,
anfiTBTWQXE;FAPWU , Jv :
Frendaad English PAPETERIES, latest tl yles.
! BLANK BOOKS of every description,
( I lo li mhApH I JaM ni'
OCtlt4!
Lire Book and Music Store.
Liverpool Salt.
0QQ Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
bv 'jflfl
Oct 19-tf
KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
i ' i .-. . .
Fine Pasture Fed Beef
AT STALL No. 6 MARKET HOUSE
- 4BSfaanafl aV B
s .a '. a j 'i
oct 10 tf
T. A. WATSON.
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