North Carolina Newspapers

. , ... - .. ; i ' " ' - ,. , A , THE nORimiG STAE. I5y Wffl. II. BERNARD. e public and I'UBWSHKD l&ILY EXCEPT MONDA YSi ' ' : ;i''V"''' '' ''" L:S '"- . - - -.-Fall, -1 877.- - .- - n iV iTV J :t i Mr in a hd lne year, (by ta&U) postage paia,.,... Sixmonthn, . " 4 00 Three months, M - ' " ' Onemonth 1 w city. Fifteen Centa per week. Our City Agento are notaathoritowWtforineireUMUithrec.iniuM-lw To City UoKieriMra, deurered in any pan or me in advance. MORNING EDITION. OllTJLINK. The lloumaulans lost 3,000 killed aud wounded ( in their abortive attack on the redoubt at Plevna. - The Turks Lave strong hoes-of a '-ieedy victory at Scjiipia!1 Pass; the Russians have" withdrawn a part of their force, and canpot repair their works ou account of the TurkislC fire, -,f- Ta Russianswill not listen- w,uipy peape -1- . -t,1 propositions. -The Russian , draartra have had a' depressing influence'dttMBeP rade; their trwvs jrere "teadj arc, . 1 )anuber4iut have teeiurUe:n-rPre7' si d cut MacMahon's 'manifesto creates iaa mense sensation in France; it is' regarded as intended to frighten timid voters. -Immense damage was done by the cyclone in Texas thi rice crop was injured thirty per cent. , The steamer Grand Repub lic was burnt at St Louis; it was the larg est and. finest steamer on the. Western waters. ? The speeches of the tresidenV tial party are highly 'patriotic; they are in tenuessra. i mercuanisr ana f armers i dutMk , , ., , TT I Bank of Chicago has failed. United 1 oiiuco ,Ki-ia me 4iutramiucu nt vaaiz, i !?pikin. T-JLiennacorrtspoadcnAIjondon I 7 hnei thinks conference at Salisbtn-y unu sually important; conference said to be sequtt to the recent interview tetween the Auslriiin and German Emperors to strengtb-f-n the continuance of ' the -understanding htwecu their Imperial courts. War news quiet; bombardment of Plevna' con- tt . .. -i - a tiouc3. jjos8.oy ourning or steamer at i:i Tnia ?.nftnm- incnnn OZV AV I -?few ork markets r Money active at I wrtCDt; gold strong but dull at 103J; coitun firm at ll 5 lC117-16c; flour with out decided change. Southern $6 258 75; wheat l4c higher; corn a shade firmer; spirits turpentine mure steady at 35c; rosin qulet af $t 75t585. . ' ' Mail. - llayeit at Naabvllle. . - JJashvilije, Sept. 1 9. ; f The Presidential party arrived here at l2:15 thia 1. M., and were re ceived by Governor Porter, Mayor IvPTAlmval find n. rnrnmittn of At,. anu a committee or cm Mayor' addressed Presi vTi.o itf .ia dent Hayes as follows Mr. President: I am happy to ereet yon on Dehalt ot the citizens. 1 tbrow m . . . -r i --j-trn ine ui me uiLy iu ynuj I iiere-is tue Key i nope you will re- ceiveit; and he then delivered to resider, Arter this ceremony of presenting him with the freedom of the city, tlm j . .. , l- . n ma fir- r irautui wm wnuuuku l riajo provided fpr him, which was drawn by four magnificently capari soned horses. : , The line of march was then taken up. with mounted police in front, fol lowed by General Cheatham and aids, the Porter Rifles and a military ieie- g:ition from Louisville; next came the Presidential and other carriages con- ' tt t?ii0i, our! nartv taming, Hts Excellency and party, after these marched the members or the Citv Fire Department, the Grant Guards", and1 several other military organizations. Gov. Wade llarnp- ton of South Carolina, occupied a seat in the carriage of the President, M .ll, 111 li"; "' ' ...... . i and just before the procession stariea Gov. Porter handed each a beautilul bonuet tho President's bearing the inserinlion "Ohio's greeting to Ohio's inscription, v,uu" S - & mntnn Statesman and Wade Hampton Ohio's greeting to South Carolina s Statesman." The procession halted in front of lho Capitol, which was snriounded by a vast throug of peo- pie, and Gov. Porter from the steps l of the Statehouse delivered the open- ing: address. : lloar and Hajo. . Special to Charleston Jour, of Commerce. Worcester, Mass., Sept. 19. The Republican State Convention assembled at Mechanics' Hall at 11 o'clock and organized by selecting Senator Hoar as permanent Presi dent. After the appointment of com mittees, Mr. Hoar delivered an elab orate address, in the course of which he reviewed the Electoral Commis sion, which he said must be judged bv history; but lor that commission I the country' wonld have suffered al ... IT v 3 I terrible convulsion, .ne loncnea, upon the financial question and re-ioiced-that so large a majority of both parties in Massachusetts were in favor of early specie resumption. lie endorsed the Sherman resump tion law, which be declared would bring about specie payments in 1879 if no adverse legislation "should be effected by Congress. In the mean while, with a prosperous West and a prosperous South, he believed there would be an end to the labor troubles in America. Jle also defended tho President' policy. Resolutions en dorsing the? President's polity were referred. . The Convention, however, warmly applauded Mr. Hoar's defence of the policy. ' '1 j :. ' 1 Senator morion' cnliloi. 'Mr..E. V. Smalley, a staff corres pondent of the New York Tribune, saw Mr Morton on Saturday; He vrites: - ''. :". "His whole left side, from the peek down, is paralyzed, and he is entirely helpless,. not being able to move him self in bed or raise his head. Singn-' larlv enoutrh. he has lost very little llesh daring his long illness, although his digestion has been. seriously im paired, and he has subsisted chiedy n gruel and beef tea. . His face has undergone . a 'marked , change,' how-. ever, tne eyes being snnken, and the I XT'rif ,YT: "' " XT" VrW ' I V XJUu1 JLJv."""W Ov 15o.J cheetsmnch less full than formerly. Mis expression, ,ia one of intense weariness.' " ? ; 5 " Spirits Turpentine. T- Many gracious revivals are re ported iuSheJby District, NfC. ConferenceT : Rev. if. 1. Cobb rienorls twen ty -nine baptisms in Anson county in Ad gust. . ' ' t , pC r.?4l'MSl v'u"!ul I wuty, minjr-iive persona -loinea I the church. . I; . , . Rev. C. O. 'Havmore renorts .some twenty-five conversions in the Mount Airy section. r I --y Durham JPlanti The Lieav v rainR recently have ereatlv .'iniared Uin fa.hlor vrup in wis section. . .! .i. ,. . 1 j.Qa Rockingham circuit, N. C Ubnference, forty-five conversions are re- ported. At Wayman Church.- ten conver- I --;On VVilliamston Circuit, 'N.: ixuierence, mere have been thirty two ac- - cessions to Bethel Church, and v twenty-se A'-5J b..;'.iiv.-iiritI-: .. t.... n . ... . ; i ' - .: uuuuu-Biuc uapusi. nurcn, AJ"v:i wuuty, iwcuiy-Beven persons were converted: Tn tut, i j , ; , . " ."""""''''"""J -f" v uuiu uu uapiisu cuurcues. -1--7 ,-i At Grassy Creek Baptist Church ranville. sixty-eight persons haVe S ssed faith in Christ. At New Prospect uranv; iessed faith in Christ. At Nw Prnaru. Church fifty-one united with th rhnrh At Bogae Chapel there have been thirty converts. . At Piney Forest Church baptisms. ! Mt. Airy WateJunam On Fri- day of last week Butler Eaton ami Win;., u I Vaughn, two white men, shot and robbed I Inwtl Thn Itull tnnb ffw:. n... . I : effav.t ' in iln XUCJ. uu'ueu aoout fu. Jiiaton was arrested, tried, found trniltv. an.i on f tenced to the penitentiary for ien years. Weldpn 'News: We rcret to learn that a vouth b.tl, ,m.. ,.r i fl.n living near VVeldou.Vas bad v wt.en h:".' J I l , J " I - i a ok. air. iiaxveMmet I l"c.IttUu in iae load and was at l l.: . .. V - 1i kUuuTS hruiV imr Seefll? bitten on the chest and nanus while so do- 1Bg- . I oaiem. -jrress : Ibe: irvmnaH mm I boys, and ere. lone horismiul'. h.r. 10 iaB.iiiu uuaaeaaion : or tn n uior i which to stretch awkward. limh will h I TLa H l.e,f amUSement- Good sized frying chickens are upon the streets ana readily at fair prices. 12 to 15 eta. lue Winston station house and mav- v. a vtxiv. 13 aisvUb VULUpiUbCCL. - I niL 7 During the session of Surry Superior Court wvuuum ah itic xuuauii M'.nnni '- . jouuoii, wuicn aujourueu on Monday . uicu, io wuhc aua i our colored w're 8enteuCfcd He penitentiary. . Mrs. Samuel Collins, of this place. Mrs l&JJiflrtihieTrehi'TairiCaiut are cer- . I .. . . . . - . . . tainlv well worm tue prices cnarc cd . tor them. Alamance Gleaner'. A few weekB ago we published the sad death of three of Mr. John Andrews' chikireu, who died in three days. Me had only four; the young est was spared for only a faw weeks, how ever, as that died last Friday. Thus an entire family of children have fallen in the pathway of diphtheria, -r Col. W. A. Albright, Clerk of the Superior Court, ten- dered his resignation last Friday, to take cffect yegtera.-Tu0 Col. has been ap - pointea Deputy Collector in the Revenue service. Statesville Zafrnar: Mount Mourne is located ou a historic spot The ground on which a fight occurred between Tarlcton and the Whigs is within the cor- nAraln limila Whfifilcr. in his hiRlorv. A took place in the Revo- jnjjonary war, on 1st February, 1781. at Alfred D. Kerr's, oh the road from Beat- tie's Ford to Salisbury, between the light horse of Tarleton and the militia, in which 8everal were killed4 Beven of the British and lwenty of tue borses were killed at the first fim" . f 4 , r unisboro Recorder. Mt! W. A. stray horn tells us diphtheria: is prevailing largely and lataiiy in tnc country arouna University Station. Ete assisted in bury ing two children of one family in one grave, their deaths following iu immediate succes sion, and adds that six or eight others have recently died, and that several more are at the point of death. ? Medical aid seems to be powerless. More Granville tobacco; J.D.Bullock, $59; James Moss. $41; W. B. Bobbitt, $36, $46, $05. $71 ; I H. Bul lock, $40; J.H. Webb, $33, $59 50. ! Magnolia Record : A tramp took a ride from:,ltocky Mount to this place, a distance of about one hundred miles, on the fast train last Monday after noon, concealing himself on top of a truck under the car. The train was behind time and'ran fully forty miles ! an hour. A friend informs us that Jesse Potter, of A lbertson'8 township, was kicked by a Unraonn , afi inat.. and hurt so severely that he was confined to his bed for some . . 17t! t.a HHMn ma aIIam tiuie. -:Jfiighty-nye popus are m atten dance upon the graded school wis weeK." ! Raleigh Neios: Gov. Vance yes terday issued a pardbn for Henry Mcpou m1 colored, sentenced to the penitentiary ior ten years, at tne oprrng teriuoi jaaruciii court, for larceny; The petition was ? . . . c. . TT - sinned by tho best citizens ol the county, " . . . . , -aa . .1. . nrwi iiv tne .inurre anu omcers oi tut: cuutv. It was -thought that it was very doubtful whether he., was really; guilty. uov. Vance vesterdav aonointed Daniel Shaw, (inmmiasioner of Pender county, in place of A. Gumburg, resigned, .- The stu dents of the University are making an ef fort to revive the University magazine j Danbury Reporter We have had less rain in this section since the first of May less thunder, lightning, and wind ninrma. Jess , sickness and ' fewer .deaths. than is remembered for the same period in any former year. ;YVe have had also fewer j tobacco worms,' cabbage bugs; grasshop-' pers, mosquitoes, black gnats, Jane bugs,;, and many others p, the insect class of ani mated nature have almost entirely failed to appear. - JPewer. birds of nearly every variety that inhabit this section, have been seen than heretofore. Why is this ? Who can tell 1 .. ' , ; j-t' :' .' . ' 1 : 'AsueviileJPonSiX'cnVic't whose names figured on the criminal dock et of the Court last week, are- now prac tically advancing the State's interest in the W. N. C. R. R. -- Mr. James E. Reed, Clerk of Buricombe Saperior Court, has received notice, of -his appointment, as Clerk of tub UnitetfJStates uiairici uonna for. Western North Carolina, LT,he President has recently pardoned Samuel C. ikA at lho inaf tprtn ;cuti V iiaiuwuwi Mfuuvi4 v. Vance, who was convictea at tne last term of the h LiStt!? WiUV rid sentenced to- the o ' r ,.j : . - ... - ? - ! -..-.. ' - : i f . : : : ' "- ' -,- r - " WILMINGTON, Albany penitentiarv for fine iMar Vono while postmaster at Grassy Greek, Mitchell county, abstracted a Peabody check' from the mails and sold , the same to a firm in gtatesyille. . . ,, Having copied a squib frbm the vuariouB uoserver, we give the ''retort courteous:'? vm his Dert commanta: nn an UMdr1 thrt T nnrtmaml- norance of literary matters as it-doea of our theory ,of government when H calls on sthe I fraudulent President to remove . Judge Dick. ,f A,.,President .removing, a Judge! ' Such ignorance in an editor a critic who has slobbered over the American Eagle, and who.only a short time ago, 'stood by the bed side of th, is monarch of birds and witnessed the pangs , of its second birth.', Intelligent .... rf.rr. w . & firi ftUKr' 111111 uo umer, aoontjar. Thackeray's Vanity Fair, hut such mani fest ignorance as the Observer betrays in. its proposition to the President to . remove J udge Dick ' ia inexcusable even in a cdun- i.l..5.ros? M8 .lawyer.' the O! server a. M Charlotte Observer: Thera are f . i , . Whisperings among "the boys,'! of young man's candidate fnr , Mvr man's candidate for i Mavor, , -L. Th taking of depositions in Mr. McElwea'a h- lf.iuibe case of J. H. McElwce against Ar rn .ri.-i 3 , . . . imcweu. ior lnmagement or -the j iraue-mark known aathe Durham Bull, was i i uoiuuuumnuiumi. I conciuaea in this city yesterday afternoon Th x m. iLi.-i-jr i'. Vy"11, liiuv """"fi uracMiw uvnusuions i ,wui ue commencea at uuruam on the 25th i . u.uuu u wtu, ?Qd frlber depositions on both sides are to be taken at different points in the State., CTk rm k t n lssne to route. tLeat& We obtain the following chances during th past month: Established Melvin .Hill. Polk county; Turkey Cove, McDowell county; Alfredsville, Robeson county; Cross Canal; Camden county. Re-established. Ronk Cut, Iredell county : Pee Dee. Anson conn. ty. Discontinued Martin's Lime Kiln. - Aaaux Xa.l4U, Stokes county; Barrett's Mountain. Alcxan I Tuesday night a detachment of fwplvn deputies collector, under' the conduct of tSZZ? r . e' S. u """" oraav aisuiiery on the X?J?L. French Broad. The corps of topo- KlJUHiUJ CUEIUI apuiuui eugiuKeiB nave not yet completed their renort trtthrfAnortini t : " - k BBauuh- a. e fujiui a ia Asheville. however, that it i t h ZZZ ?! the engineer in charge that $100,000 will The attendance at the camn n.UnV Sunday last was quite large. Sermons were rreacnea oyitev. ur. (irant. of Brevard: I nnuug. uaaiur 01 ine i Methodist church. Vicksbure. Missiaah. -. Over one . thousand . summer visitors I XTrT namfoa "!e registry of the - fcagle Hotel, in Ashevdlq, -this summer. I - T - 1'ne.view "om tne summit of Stony 1"uuultt,u 13 ne,iry equaito tliat of Caesar's . VMij !UIo IUUC9 1 1 Villi CieUUer sou vine, anu wan a good road to its sum- mit, and an observatory erected thereon, it would attract hundreds of sight Beers du-r ring thu summer and fall months. ,' ;rTJEBl W AtlVKK'riSlifflKNTK. ; HahucS!ais !bCnooi duo km, etc. , ; . Mdnson&Co. Handsome suitings, j ; P. Gumming & Co. Seed rye and bats.' ; i G. It Fkench & Son Boots and shoes. .oral Uota. The charmiug Mrs. Oates is ex pected to visit Wilmiugton this season. : Nothing doing iu magisterial circles yesterday. , ' We had a call last evening from Rev. J. N. Stall ings, of the Magnolia He cord. . .... , - ' . ., , '' ' ' .... : . , Upwards of ode hutidrel bales ' 1 of cotton changed hauds in this market yesterday. - , . . - : .- j Callindec's , Georgia Minstrels are booked for the Opera House m this city on the 20th inst. ' :- ' ' i Michael Friest,. the deserter, al- laded to iu our last, was safely landed in Fort Johnson yesUrday. , '' ; . , j :' , j The storm signal floated allay yjjsterday, but np to this writing no gale uaa (uuuvv. f"' i . I 1 ' 1 : 2 Alii a I Uautionary sigiiais arp ;ruereu . m.: T . . Q ... I continued for Wdm.ngtod nd Smithville, afe well aa othcr p,VintS on the coast ' Mir. lC BrownfoTmerly i,Ut nn niohmniwl in . lipfn tin ft brief I visit. ' Gov. Vance has appointed Mr. Daniel Sh,aw ; a Commissioner of Feeder county, in place of A. Gemberg, Esq. .'re signed.. ,. . .... , ...i- Icy ! A vast amount of rain has fallen here within the last day or two, and it is still coming down. The earth , hereabouts is completely saturated with water. ; . '-A detachment of eight men of the 18th U. S. Infantry, nnder eo'mmkml of Lieut. Anderson,.was expected to arrive herefrom Greenville, S. C, last evening, en route for Fort Johnson. ; Stationary or falling, followed by rising barometer,' northeasterly, back- a report will be made andsome detmiletin ing. J.a northwesterly winds, staMpnary ten- JdersUnding arrived at in connection with nerature and nartlv cloudy vfeath'er,' with school matters. . : - ! I1JU aicaa, tlon to-day.' ' ' ' U)) We learn that the Nbrtft'Cflr- dina Medical Journal is to be reviwd, and that it will be under the1, conduct of Dra, M.;J. Deliosset and Tbos. P. Wood, of this city. iTfate first number.wSpp&r in January next. ; ; An enterprising,; colored boy bought a quart of grapes from a coury man in the market yesterday, paying for them in postage stamps, which,., upon in vestigation, proved to have been, cancelled, i the boy having no doubt coaxed them'off the backs of some bid letters. :f--1 Vesuvius (the world's great safety. valve) again threatens an eruptkmalwayp un controllable by human effort. Eruptions of the physical Bystem, as Boils, Pimples, Ati. are Nature's safety means to warn the i - - r- suuerer tuui ma """"""I "ir Kr;.f libn-most quickly and effectually jiccom- I plished by using Bull's Blood Mixture. N. C., FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 1877, A. Deperat Prlconar. ' jTeaterday afternooh,?ibetween 4 ahd 5 o clock, a colored man by the name of Tom Stanford, who had been drinking to suc cess, was acting very disorderly on the street on Second,' between Mulberry and I mrAlnnf oiraio h, - t that vicinity I . Officer i" ii-ing, wuo Happened to pasa that way, spoke to Stanford and tried to prevail upon him to go into his house, which as close at hand, and behave himself, upon which bo started off, but upon reaching his gate he took out a large knife and com- menced whetting it on the fence,' at the same time using some threatening lan- gpage, and then went down into his lot, -wjiich . is located in the declivity at that I point, acting in such a manner as tdtrigbt en his wie badly, and finally nicked ud viaAA r Kn.i r.'u:.t. i 1 ' I p eceoi Doard,whicli he had broken off afi3 Ivl 'tnam 1 refusie the fence, anaicitased her nntd she; found I "iuge in a room in a neignoor'a house, I and had locked ' herself in. He then came out on the street aeain. when Officer TTino - I wuch vu;ci, jxiuk i ' .:!.: ... once more spoke to him, telling hun he must 8toDv crontinr audi in- PTnitpmnni nn iim stops creating such an excitement on the street, when he retorted with the words thftt if onv nnn sain 1 l" "y clement, or was dr fr DPn wb,ctt lho that if any one said he was creating an ex- drunk, he was a d- d thn nfflnw A -him hv I nL iu.n 'ir.V j ':.. V. . v . Ux him- Stanford resisted, and the J officer was compelled to call ' for ; help, I .Li uuu ait vi tm a tj mi w ui iTnrrv iiiiii through the streets hog 'fashion, the pri- sQner fighting, kicking, yelling and cure- idg all the way td the guard house, I upon arriving at which it was with the greatest difficulty that he could be forced into a cell. Officer King displayed great forbearance as Y1 as firmneas in his conduct towards the ;--. ... . , - J Hall, had managed to tear bis clothing al- . .. .. . - most to sureds ny bis struggles to free him self. ;. . ' . Our Public Sclioola. , 1 The School Boards of the 1st and 2nd 'nboiy A.x n. - ...Ktf urn . :. naington, met at tnc rooms o t the County Commissioners, vesterdav afternoon, and made the necessary arrangements for tak . ; --, -j . . . BU,,00, usoini.imngioD Mr., Wm. ,M. Uye3 was appointed to ts(ke the census for the First District aud Mr. Samuel N. Cunuoii for the Second District. . '. " xu7 IT tit t. UUIJJJ 1ZHJ mt UUlJUrCU UC tween i the ages of six and twenty-ode years of age. - V, lit is suggested to parents, iu order to fa cilitate the labors of the roni tlrya.lU,t children between ine ages referred to ue prepared by them, so that when Messrs. Cannon and Hayes call" upon our citizens the lists may be ready for them. j The Boards adjourned to meet again on Monday afternoon next, when the teachers f0r the ensuing year will be appointed. Itace Between Shad Skiff. i We learn that quite an interesting and exciting race is expected to take place on I th rir tin Saturday afternoon next be- I tween three shad skiffs, with centre-boards, I w i . . .t. I UyVUCU UJ jaillVO WUOVVWM ; ... i 4-a iv f m ea nrnnmieii wiiii 1 1 1 11 a . ( j l ton mills in this city, j The race, which is . ! a t. ts? A nskl-fcAlr mill Ka to commence at uau yv from the cotton mil is wnari to iuc uiaiu Tjrec" and return, and a silk flag, worth e(ght dollars, is to be the prize presented to the winning boat. The names of the rival skiffs are as follows:.. I WM Bill, owned and sailed by Michael Burk. ' ; ":!" . ' 1 ' , Lohc j$larv owned and sailed , by Ruf us SkiDoer. i f - LWle Minnie, owned and nailed by John y. bamUh , . ..- ni smith iiniiell and Oil Cmpanr. -r- - - - rwa Miss' Dora Wiley, of Sol. Smith Russell's - io apsua voice, a UOU t Bvlf, ' , C0B-Tken musical and poetical intelligence, and I utiao lln)UrrV anva nn exchange, has one I ot tne purest contr&uu vuica iiun6uiu., L .;n t;tk on mnrh ease and simolicitV I MUU DIU rw v" as to command the admiration of the hearer as soon as the first notes" have gone forth. Miss Annie L'Estelle-is described as a pianist of great ability, having been Several years at the head of her profession in Ber lin. - . ; Scbool Manor In Harnett TowneUlp. iThe School Committee of Harnett town ship met Wednesday and organized by the election of D. C. Davis asi: Chairman and Cpt tewis Fierce as Clerk. It was de cided to proceed at once to take the school census of the district, after which the Board adjourned to Saturday of next week, when lieft Bolilnd. A police offleer, Marsh Walker, discov- I ereda bdi conUining' goods .of some de - J sfcripiion on the wharf foot of Princess street, .Wednesday night, marked in the name of J.ll. Masnourn, Angola, jj. u, having no doubt been accidentally oyer looked and, left , there by the steamer to;It as'takentO the City Hall, where it awaits a claimant. i v. ; '?berifiumeter Record. ' The following will show the state of the thermometer, at the statiohi mentioned, at 4.35 yesterday; eveningj Washington mean t time as ascertained from' the dally bulletin Augusta. .... . w.v. 70 Charleston, ......75 Corsicanaj . ; . . . . . 86 Galveston,:.... ..77 Indianola, . ;.. , ; . .83 Jacksonville,.;. ..89 Key West,.... '...87 Mobile,.... ...... 67 Montgomery . . I . .65 New Orleans, ... .69 Noffolki PuntaRassa,. .V. .85 Savannah,...:.'. . .83 I St. Marks. ..82 Wilmington,'.'... 73 A Probibltlon. The Mayor gave orders yesterday that no more permits should be granted for balls to; take place at bouses of ill-fame. '.At one of these gatherings, Wednesdays night, at place cajled "Gipsy's Hall," on Fourth, be- I r . . w- I uivu uuu voaua DUB J. K n)W OC- I curred. dnrincr which nnn m nn bod aann., ly cut. - . Kt V"H ANWAKINb ITEJI. I . The Norwegian Baique Staubo, Gun- deraen, sailed from Bristol for this port on lhel8th inst. ; A Spanish barque, which has been at quarantine for several days past, came ap j to a point near the "Dram Tree," yester- I ay arternoon, ' and dropped her anchor. - 1 She is from Havana. aL - ifan,th rminrf by Rev-W. 8. Black, .PresidipFElder for I "? L"ueVu irisinct ethodist ;Epis. 1 T.0"101: v i i v 1 wnmi'V 'Jill IT ' J?6?1- .2M? I V Iiminfton. at ITront Rtroot nr I nitnvillo, at Concord....... Oct. RmithviTi-- h"'- X!? 6-7 13-14 20-21 27-28 I i?n81?w at Queen's Craeb' rw Elizabeth, atElizabethtown. Oct! Bladen, at Windsor.. . . . : . ; ' I Topsail.at Wesleyan Chapel Nov.' 3-4 10-11 1 "nsviiie, vv esiey unapel.. Nov. x: - I I ! "6""t ows. . . . HOT, S-aO . . . TUBHIAIls. I The mails close and arrive at the City I pwt Office as follows: ; , a . . I Jonnern turough mails. Northern thrduTAnd w: mails.,......,....-, Mails for-the N.ffC. Kailroad, ' rdinff & Sf C i Railroad, at:'.. ..... . ... . Swthern mails for all points WesrS(c: C'WtfdMf 4:45 P. M. 6 :15 A. M. t ; 4:45 A. M. 5:00 P. M. B:30P. M. 11:30 A. M. I ciw;) puuunjrj.i.:...',.,. I iM11 for Cueraw & Darlington 'I' Railrnart " ' : itauroaa Mails for points between Flo . rence and Charleston . . . .. 11:30 A. M Fayettevf lle.aud offices on Cape ' Fear River, Tuesdays and 'Fridays.. ....... 1.-00P M. jayettevuie by Warsaw, daily . . -(except Sundays). ......... 6:15 A. M. Onslow C. H. and interme- diate offices every Friday'. :' ' 6.00 A. M. Smithville mails, by steam-; boat, daily (except Sundays) 8 .-00 A. M. Mails for 'Easy Hill, Town ; .Creeks every Friday at. .... 3.-00 P, M. " ABBIVK. Northern through mails. .... . 12:J5 P. M. Northern, through and way maiis:.:. .... 550 P. M. Southern mails. . 7:00 A M Carolina Central Railroad. . . . 6:15 A.' M." . Mails delivered from 6. 00 A. M. to 7.-00 F. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. omcemp fflce 0pen from 8 M- l? 13 MJ Stamps for sale at general delivery when stamp office is closed. Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day and night. Mails collected from street . boxes every day at 3.45 P. M. NO FEMININE ATTRACTION Is so aednctlve 1 as a lovely complexion, such as imparted by Gou- SS&SIJX . . . m m m i race tn large uones re- Happy tidings fer mtvou nama,- aad thjae Hnn nn1 ve been dosed, drozeed and quacked. Pnl- vermacher's Electric Belts effectually curej nrema- tore debility, weakness, and decay, book ana Jonr- . . . ? . 7 s aal, with information werth thooaands, mailed free. Address Pulvxbxaohu Ualvamio Co., Cincinnati, Add The gourmet talks eloquently about Unfiled quails, Cde foie gnu, and other such delicacies. - Pin dawn, though, and you'll find he admits the su- Sreme importance of good bread, biscuit, rails, etc Lere all agree on the basis of true eaatronomy . To be sure of the most delicious things baked from noar you must use dooucy'b xxabt rowDSR. DELIBERATE SUICIDE. Not for a single TSay can a Cough, be safely neglected in this climate. witnout aeiay resort to uautb uorkt or uobi uouxd Asa Tab. This balsamic vegetable prepara tion extinguishes a Cough, or cures a Cold , with unexampled rapidity. Pike's Toothache Drops cure tn one minute. boux BmniBT.-Tint Moaimio WTXK Book Bind cry does all kinds of Binding and Ruling in a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Her eoaata and ethers needing Receipt Book,, or other work, may rely on promptness in the execution 01 1 tneur orders. ,; . . . . TuAKsraa piustihs-Dik8. invaluable to rail road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer - enanta, manaractarers ana outers. ncy are en durini and chaneeleaa. and will copy sharp and clear for an indefinite period of time. Haying inst pared to executeoraera prempuy ana u moaeraw pnees. . There is no care f Dyspepsia that Gbbkb's Au oust FLOwsa will not core. Go to any Drug Store ; and inquire about it If yea (sudor from Costive- ness. Sick Headache. Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, or emeni or tne bw- mach or Liver try it. Two or ree doses will re v lleveyoa. Regular size 75 eta. NEVV ADVERTISEMENTS. For Bent, ? i The DWELLING, on the corner. of Third and Ana Streets, containing five ms; kitchen and water on the premises.' . ;, Appiy to jsept 2t-4t HART, BAILEY A COi Seed Eye ant Black Oats; NICE LOT JUST IN. -'...? , ; AND FOR .SALE BY , 1 '' ! ' ' PRESTON CUMMING. A COV, V j septst-it ;, ; Dock Street Mills. , m See o UR HANDSOME SUITINGS FOlC ' AND LEAVE YOUB ORDERS AT... . 1 i "'RllINSON 9c CO'S. iuntsi-lt ; 'A-'''-'' Merchant1 Tailors. - School Books; i: NEW AND CMPLBTK TOCK 6F SCHOOL BOOKS received. BLATJfS, Teacners ana stercnanta ut uu wnmuj nu w weU to send in their orders early. A special discount will be allowed at the -septlltr LIVE BOOK STORE , Pianos, Organs, A ND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS , vn!rno For sale at '' . HEINSBKRGER'B Live Book and Music Store. septal tf ) 0s . ' . I . - . , WHOLE NO. 3,159 : .-: ' --- I . ' ! " , - ' ... , , , - - .i-.v NEW, ; ADVERTISEMENTS We Offer , Wholesale Buyers OP BOOTS & SHOES, A Luge Stock, Great Variety, and Pri- ces as Low as any Balti more Lt N.York honsea CALL IN AND EXAMINE. fcept Slltf GEO. B, FRENCH & SON. :' 39 N. Front St. . If'- Notice. SCHOLARS OF CAPE FEAR ' '- . ... r : ,.. ;. -.. , MILITARV ACADEMY. IJi.Pi 5?.d tte,PUc generally, by referrins to Maj. B. J. Burgess' circnlar, will iieetnat l have jt will use nonebnt West Point cctoravin. I wuiguanmt to grro entire satiaf action. bbth in MU "w r -r - . I i.inteiid havhyr mat, made wift please call earl rJy, and thus give us ample time before the ximo to finish all anita. 1st pro: t! ,:. t ' A. DAVID, ' . " ' p Merchant Tailor and Clothier, ' Corner Front and Princess Streets. ; Beptl8-tf i Apo!linari8 Water I f T7VR SALE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, , By , GREEN A PLANNER, eepjSOtf Drupgiats. I n Hats ! : Hats ! jjjOW IS THK TIMK TO BUY STRAW j . AND SUMMEJB'HATS CI1BAP. ) eeptau-tr i . - CITY II AT STORE. . : 1 JUST IN. I . - 'a , 7,." ?- .- ... . 'V i JQQ Bblfl reahNew Rivtr MDLIJBT3,- . ' JQQ BoSB8 Factory aad Cream CHBBSE, 5 0 8UOAK, Ex. and A , I TabsBUTfKer Q Q Bbls New Wheat FLOUR, a . For sale very low by 7 , Lei pt 20-D&Wtf BALL & PARSALL. Office of Sontlr Carolina Lnnattc Asylm, ; I .. .' COLTJlIBLsia, Sept. 7,1877. C! BALED PROPOSALS 'wiT.T.' rr iwn.mvB-n O at thia Office -antil is M., Monday, the 1st of Oc- wucr in?, ior iornigning to me Booth Carolina hSSy&JW!!" ONK UUNDBSD AND FIFTY at the Aeylnaa us reqnired J. F. ENSOR. 1 jBepti30-3t Superintendent. Hams! Hams! THE FIRST FALL LOT OF THOSE CELEBRA- i I Vi- ' : ' TED . ' .'- IXL HAMS ! ! 80 popular ia Ibis Market Just received. This Brand of Hams is owned exclusively by us. and we are pleased to be able to offer to our . customers and the public a DELICIOUS HAH from fqnx to ten, pounds in" weight. ' - ,. ,.: 1 CALL AND EXAMINE. JfNO. L BOAT WEIGHT, ! ' FAMILY :GROCRK, ' ' ' . r, f . ,; - , and 7 NORTH FKONT ST. Bept SfrDAWtf Choice Crbceries I. ALWAYS ONf HAND A FRESH ! I ' ; LfjT OF CHOICE ! ( FAI1ILY GROCERIES AT i Xi. S and 7 NORTH FRONT ST. cpti6D&wtf ; ' I THE X L 2sT ,T IIOMTI-DUMTI : : -! and ; . KEY WEST 77 GARS , Bv . D. PIGOTT. hng 16-tf nae Tobacconist. (jape Fear Military Academy ITS SPECIAL ADVATAa Altar ist, -xbjs experience of its instructors; 2d, iu careful gra cing: 3d. itsHne collection of apparatus for instruc tion in teaching; 4th, its military discipline; 6th, its well considered system of honors and prizes. J--:' Fall session begins October 1st. For circular, address Ma, fl. J. BURGESS, jeept 10-eodtf , su we fr . 4 Principal: JJ , - , ri . . iib liiiiiG uuuy AiDuuii luc uuiiicr, S THE PLACE TO GET. SADDLES. HARNESS, 1 i - WHIPS and COLLARS fade or ReDaired. Cheap for Cash. rr vNext toSDutheriand's Stables. j ' - 1IAXDKN A GBKHAKUT, seDtl-U m: Wilmington, N. C. -- Notice I ; i ITotice l .r : HAVING JJJST RECEIVED A FULL AND I . . . j ;: ' COMPLETE LINK OF ...r , -: j. Hosiery & Undemear I " I INVITE THE ATTENTION OF OUR PATRONS TO THE STOCK, 'AND ASK AN EXAMINATION" BEFORE PUR- ' - ' ' CafASTNG 'ELSEWHERE. ' ' ' ' ' ,: .....,,,, ; -,! . ... , DAILY RECEIVING " NEW GOODS OF THE I ' MOST SELECT5 STYLES? JULIUS SAMSON, ! sept 16-tf ' ' : ! 43 MARKET BT.' to ID WINTER tyCm trr h ' iionately low rak ". Ten lines Mild OVELTIES OF MISCEtu OF j O P E R A K Cloths, One Evening Only TuesV CHARLES H. PBATT The Most Pinlahod KnterUument ' -1 ThoMarvellons Ltvlng Wonder In CoW ' Sol, Smith RussV And bia GREAT CONCERT COJtPANT; Jvlul ; LWABD,Mn8icalDirectr. Oom.S MissMRAWILRYR. mI .JSSSSS- , Mr. L. M. PACKARD. TenorT a ! thJtZ: WAiTfiK POND, Baritone. And the inimitable SOI.. SAUTlf UVSSKLI. pres16 MMlcal N WeltieB of tte Dy WO! be Pfi,Pf?.at fi Concert commences at 8 o'clock, .scale of Prices Parqntstte and Dress CirriXi -Parqnette Circle 60c; GiUerySS ' fu ho Store withont extra chartre. - sept 18-6t THOS. W. bROWN?kent. JUST RECEIVED ! j ; 500 lbs. North Carolina Hams, SMALL, PLUMP AND NICE, " ! - ALSO, 15 Barrels Early Rose -j Potatoes, AND 20 Bbls Large Northern i Cabbages. r j For aale cheap at Jameg C. Stevenson's. 1 bepti86-tf . . k- - '-; - LOOK-AGAIN. - ' . ' gQQ PMs FLOUR, aU grades. Oar Standard Brand, .BRIDOWATBR, at $9 50 per Barrel. il-'Vl ALSO, -.'.t,-:V 10 Q Bags RIO COFFEE. Susar.Molaaaes, Salt, Soap, . Rice, Candles, Starch. Ac. AT LOW FIGURES. i pept 19-tfDAW BINFORD, LOEB A CO. W. B. FREEMAN, M.D. GEO 8. ADAMS, M.D. I Drs. Freeman & Adams, FltONT STREET, ......... WILMINGTON, N . O. Cofffee, Sugar, Flouri&c.v i T7 K Bags RIO COFFEE, v ' 100 Bbl8EPmED SUGAR, ; ; X ' 300 Bbl8FLOUH' 11,1 erade8 ? rrK Boxes D. 8. and Smoked SIDES lO ' and SHOULDERS. ' l0 Tubs LARD, tjj Boxes TOBACCO, various grades, 200 BoUBand IIaU KoUs BAGGING, ; 00 Bdls New and Spliced ARROW TIES, Soap. Lye, Matches, Snuff, Candles, Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, tc. Bepta-tf WORTH A WORTH. V Just Eeceived, PLATTING MACHINES ! PLAITING MACHINES 1 Priee Very Low. EXCELSIOR KEROSENE OIL LAMPS t I No Chimneys Needed. Save Cost in Chimneys jfiauiNU I'UJLiia ana tacixje, cneap, au ujso. a; rificit. '8. myi7-tf No. 5 South Front SU ; Duchess Fears. &c. I AM NOW RECEIVING EVERY WEEK, CHOICE DUCHESS and BARTLBTT PEARS, NORTHERN APPLES, PEACHES, '. FRESH CANDIES, AC. Soda Water, Ginger Ale and Mead still on draught I At ; r 8. G. NORTHROP'S jeept. 9-tf Fruit and Confectionery Stores. ! Shingles. CONTRACTS AND COMMON, FOUR AND FIVE INCH. For sale by , O. G. PARSLEY! A CO. i ;eept 14-tf Bricks ! Bricks! 100,000 QOODBEICK- For sale by Jje 17-tf . WILLARD BROS. ! Mallard & Col fify. SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, ' TRUNKS, Ac j LARGE STOCK.' LOW PRICES. EP-REF AIRING AT SHORT NOTICE. -Bept8-tf - No. 8 Senth Front St. j Parker & Taylor i RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR jfV FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF i , COOKING and HEATING STOVES, ' ! HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ! WOOD and WILLOW WARE, 1 ij ' ii ... - No; 19 South Front St , ; lecpt 6-tf ., WILMINGTON, N. C. ; I Groceries. &c. A : LARGE, AMPLE AND VARIED STOCK, J. For sale by t- .mm , , i ADRIAN A VOLLERS, 'sept 15-tf gontheast corner Front and Pock sta. Apples, Onions Caiaie ani Potatoes.! I ! Fyyj uarreis nunmiiBn arruwa, . OK " '-: ONIONS, 150 " " ; POTATOES, OR " " CABBAGE, For sale h; ADRIA sept 16-tf A VOLLERS. 'BaffsiiM. Ties Jails, &o. AAA Hells and Hal Rolls BAGGING J . ToM TIBS, 2Q Tons HOOP lKONm " OKA Kegs NAILSX ; r A Barrels GLUE. UU For sale by sept 16-tf ADRIAN A VOLLERS. Llineral Water. APOLLINARIS AND HUNYADI JANOS BIT TER WATER, for sale by eeptl-tf ADRIAN A VOLLERS.