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THE HOBlrtlG STAB'. By WH. H. BERNARD. UKLBfiXD DAILT XZQSFT HONOATS. '. un stnuoBiPTioa nr adyaho : . One year, (by nun) postage paid, ft Off MlxmontM 400 Three months, u " " 25 Oue month . r. 1 00 To City Sabserlbera, delivered In any part of the city, Fifteen Centa per week. Oar dty Agents are not authorised to collect f r more than three month in advance, ? OI7TIlNISS. Gambetta is to be prosecuted tor his manifesto. - Paris ia very1 quiet; the Republicans are confident of success. - Hereafter correspondents will not '' be al lowed to enter, lines . of active operations only when a battle is progressing; tbe Rus sians think that they have been , foiled se veral times on account of what had been published. ----- Two feet of snow in Schip kaPass. - A deficiency in the Depart ment of Justice of $355,000 will be asked for. Gen. Miles surprised the' Nez Perces; " the Indiana fongbt desperately; five chiefs were killed ; Capt. Owen Hale, Seventh Cavalry, was killed, f and twenty- vales;" four officers, thirty-eight non-commissioned officers and privates, and two In dian scouts, were: wounded. Supreme Court of the United States is ope. The fire io the Interior Department was in cendiary worlr" - -The jPrea&et is quoted as saying that he will fillibe vacan- tV All t ht Snnrema Court' Renr.h with: a Southerner not over sixty -years of j age. - Snow and rain in Bulgaria aaJ the Balkans; it "is believed the- campaign is attout ended. - Servia's intentions are now said to" ; be peaceful liukhta Pasha claims 'to' have lost but 2,500whilst he gives the Russian loss at 15,000 in the -'ast battle. - Employes of the Pennsyl vania Coal Company have resumed work. The committee on Canons reported ad versely to shortening' the morning and eve ning service. New York markets : .Money active and offered at ? per cent.; gold dull at 102; cotton strong at I If cents; flur 1025c better, Southern $6 0CK&9 40; wheat 34o higher; eorn 59 60c;-pmts'turpenline firm at 34 cents; rosin firm at $1 701 80. - W Gold is down to 102, lower than it lias been since 1862. This is very near a specie basis. , It seems very difficult to keep post ed as to Senator Morton's condition. Tp; lftiftat we have seen is a telegram to tiie Herald, dated October 6, in which he is said to be worse.: Ac- i cordiug to official .reports, says ' the telegram, he is unable to retain food on his stomach, and his condition is :' giving his friends mueb uneasiness. It is now given out that President Hayes will appoiut a Southern man not over sixty years of age to the va cancy on the Supreme Court Bench. North Carolina can furnish him with i i f , - i . i a icanicu, nuiv, uigu-tuueu nu nuuor that age. But North Carolina will scarcely be heard, as she is modest and will not press the claims of one of her capable and favorite sons. i Gen. Miles is a more successful hunter and fighter than the immortal Howard, Ot FreedmanV Bureau memory. He surprised Chief Joseph arid had a severe fight, the Indians showing desperate courage. Our loss sums up 22 killed and 42 wounded. The Indians had four chiefs killed, including Looking Glass and Joseph's brother. So a bullet smashed Joseph's Looking Glass after all the care taken to avoid such a calamity. (Patented.) The Indians are hemmed in and are waiting for the Sioux to come; to their aid. We hope Gen. Miles will Sioux thenV up,i (Patented)! Chief Joseph had, given an Indian's 'pledge that he Would surrender. Gen. Miles does not think it prudent to attack them, but hopes to starve them into surrender. If they are as brave and desperate as reported we may expect them to make , an attempt to break through the toils set for them. Latest By Mail. THE ANTI'HATBS OB61N. TbeClairlet BImc eaterlne tnta tna Field oil Jaarnallain, ' Special to Baltimore Gazette. J Washington, Oct. 5. A certificate of incorporation was filed in the office of the Recorder of Deeds to-day, in the name of the TVa t tonal -Republican printing company, tbeobject of which is to publish fin ttin !tn nf Wantiinntnnlho Wnfinrinl J o- " Republican, and to do a general publishing business. The capital, stock is fixed at $60,000, m shares 'of each, arid the following are the corporators for the first year: Hallet Kilbourn, of the real-estate pool fame; L. A. Bartlett, a ring contrac tor; O. E. Babcock, of safe burglary and whiskey ring fame; H. H. Clapp, ex?Cfiief Clerk of the government printing office; Lewis Clepbane,. one of the founders of the National Me publican, and a favorite contractor un3erThe old Board of Public Works; A. M. Clapp," ex-government printer and Mr.' A. B.' Shepherd, ex-Govbrnor of the District and ex-Vice President of the Board of Public Works, better known as Boss Shepherd. The limit is twenty years. ' : .' . s A Bold BlKkwav WtohUwrr.i f f .. : :'; ;:-. :; ; Boston, Oct. ' At noon to-day, Alderman A. , A; Breed.'of Lynn, while passing through i small alley-way opposite the Boston, Keveie Beach & Lynn Railroad sta- ' -t ;i '. '.:n;.,. st'-..:.. ,".:- -'".! J ,t:y,. ;.r ,t , ..-' i yol: xxi.-Na ii. tion, in this city, was 1 set upon , Jby two men, who knocked htm down and robbed him bf' several packages containing $8,000 in bank bills. ; !Mr. Breed resisted and the robbers drew revolvers aafired three shots at him, one of which grazed the back bf bis band. The robbers ithen retreat ed under cover of .their revolvers, to a team in waiting for them and drjye off hastily toward South .Boston. t THE tSBXIOAlVEXCaTEBtKN iri.'1' Great Indignation In Npw Orleana Sheridan Explains Th ; Uiotera banker Poar Hndred.: '.' I-",' ,. Nkw.OkjjeaJjs, Oct. 7. The news - received j .here from Txas, announcing the capture of the towns of San Eiizario and Islettoj by a band ' of ' . Mexicans, creates I the greatest excitement, and: the utmost bitterness prevails.- 'Offers will be Mexico. The officers, . of the First Louisiana Infantry, of which an; ex Confederate officer is in command, express themselves as rekdy to go on the shortest notice. The affair is de nounced here as owing to the feeble policy of the General Government. The N ew Orleans merchants are in terested to a considerable degree in peace on the.frontier. j ' . Chicago, Oct. 1. 1 Lieut. Gen. Sheridan said last night that he had the very latest informa tion from -Texas, and the reported raid of Mexicans, and he! was in a po sition tip defiy . every tiling which pointed to any armed conflict or an invasion. This report, he said, was wholly incorrect and had.no shadow of truth except in one particular.! He said there had been at the town San to Eiizario some trouble for some time past between . the citizens regard ing Borne salt springs on Salt Lake. He was not certain which. These troubles had finally broken out in a sort1 of mob violence the citizens only-participating; the town being populated almost' wholly, by this church. Civil officers had been sent from El Passo, twenty-five miles distant, for the purpose of making some arrests, which had been done. This was the whole extent of the. so called invasion. General Sheridan at once ordered Lieutenant Rucker with twenty-five or thirty soldiers to pro ceed at once to Santo Eiizario from El Passo and investigate the trouble, and that officer has departed for .the k scene. ; . ' , $ - TbtLatMt. : T ; Washington, Oct. 7. : The following dispatch, has been received: ,; -J;: ,:.,: "K "V , F0bt Jabyis,:Tsxas Oct. 4.: To the Adjutant General Depart ment of Texasi :s I am requested by Judge Blacker to send the following: The . Mexican population of El : Passo have riser en masse, seized all the civil authorities Judge Howard and McBride, and hold all of them prisoners: and in jail. The rioters number about four hun dred under arms; have) scouts out and sentinels posted. They seemed to be well organized.' All the Americans in the country,! number ing about thirty, are in peril of their lives. No Americans are allowed i to communicate with the prisoners. The rioters are expecting aid' from volun teers from the Mexican 'side of the Rio Grande. The trouble - is from Zimpleman having located the Salt Lakes, and, tbrpugh Howard, pro hibited the getting of salt ; without permission. - i - - ft ' Latbr. The sheriff 3has escaped. Col. Hatch expected m El Pas!so. The call is for at least two companies with1 artillery. I have at this - pdst, all told, 123 fighting men, -and I think Louis Cardy is behind all. j Signed . G. It? Andbkws, j " .-fe-i Colonel Commanding; s; Rifle Sketlnc la Illinois, ' Stont Island, III., Oct.' 5, " . . The -rifle . shooting opened to-day with a contest for the Dearborn-club challenge cup. , Four teams were en tered: The,, British-American, headed by Sir Henry Halford; the Irish American, by . J. K. Milner, and the Wisconsin and Michigan teams; The following are the total scores at the thre 'ranse? Insb-'Ajnerican.. . .235 282 221088 British-American;. 222 205 ' 189616 Wisconsin........ 241 , ' 212 162615 Michigan.. ..:!.223;:?188 ; 173-584 The Irish-American team was com posed of MilrieiRigby and Greenhill,; of the Irish , team, and r Hyde, of the American team He-rare at arm In Nartn Carolina.; The Eden ton (K.C.) cbrresnondent of the Norfolk landmark writes: : . "On the 27th of September a storm commenoed here, and faasj lasted jnp to the presont time,1 doing considera ble damage. It carried away every water-mill in ,i Chbwany: Perquimans and Gates counties, also every public bridge, bo that the people'iare unable to get to townf It did great damage to all the fisheries on the LAlbemarle sound, 'especially to Greendeld' abd Prnmmond's Point,; It tore op the wharves and. , Warehouses :so they' Will hardly be able, to fish the coming sea1-' son. In the lower part of Washing ton county three ' men, , while trying to return home, were drowned. I The tide has been: twelve feet! above its usual height' ' It ;has beerf quite dls astrous to thVcropg ' The farmers say they will not make ' .half-crdp. The loss is -estimated at from $20,000 td$25',000; v 4 ' . A ' maqe at once JNnmwoje the frontier, and, if necessary, invade rcourtbeffinson WILMINGTON, Spirits Ttirpentiixe. Two negroes have, escaped from ..Henderson county, jail- j . .J:r, 1 ' li -: Gates county ; sends three con victs, to the i penitentiary. 4 if Caldwell county ! has no prison- era in 11a jail, v ery rare, wuaw ft s Capt. Jas. Ii t Waddell' passed through Charlotte on Thursday mghU s Baotist revival at "Brusly i iWk, Watauga county, resulted in2L joining the church, . .a .. -r Raleigh., handled 1,106- :balea cotton last week, Falling 1 off sincd 1st Beptember compared with 1876 4,343 balea. i, Oxford Jree: lance: Whv, run tue bar fn the room connected with the of fice of Probate Judge duriHg the session of ine County fjommiasioners tnis weeart hit Some females in .Charlotte, of hitherto bad cbaractec, have recently .pro fessed religion, and desire work that they mT he saver! from a life of decrradaiirin ' i MohdayV The cfvii Socket has 281 cases; the bastardy, 45; criminal, 23;reference, 54; and the Bommons docket . ' The . i Lenoir Topic, a good 1 vil lage newspaper, has discarded patent out sides, and stands ont in a new and becom ing outfit. We are pleased to note this ev-. idence or prosperity. v , ; , ; - . ; . 4. -j. t, According to the Richmond Enquirer, the Very Rev Francis Janssens wiu DO me auminisirttior 01 uio uiuucao ui Richmond and of the vicarate of lorth Carolina until a bishop of the diocese be appointed. ':: ; ;.. ' ' The colored people : of. Craven held , an educational meeting 00 Jlpaday night of last week. John S. Long; Esq., one of the most eloquent of living North Carolinians, made the speech, and the New bernian says it was strong and impressive Weldon special to Petersburg Index: . The body of a man has been seen floating in the river Some miles below here, and it ia supposed to be that of Lewis Haw tree, alias Coleman, a neero from tbo coun ty of Warren, who has been employed on the steamboat lately, .but who has been missing for the last two weeks. f ( T The following North Carolinians are on standing committees in the Triennial Convention of the Episcopal Churah now in session in Boston: On the State of the Church Rev. . Dr. Jarvis Buxton, r On Canons Itev. Lr. A. A. Watson. Me morials to Deceased Members Gen. j. Q. Martin. Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society Dr. A. J. DeRosset. v j ' Newbern Nut SheUi . Catharine Baker; the - small cotored girl who waf Se-' riousiy nuinea on 'i nursaay night, through the explosion of a kerosene lamp, died of her injuries 1 about one o'clock yesterday morning,' after having undergone very much auffering..; Rev. Chaa,- B. Bale. who some time since accepted the rector ship of Christ (Episcopal) Church, In this city, has arrived, with his family. 1 i ;i Shelby Aurora'. Mr. ; ' M. 1 G. Price, of Rutherford county, has a guinea hen that laid one egg a day for one hun dred and forty-three days in succession. There have'been 7,246 sheen listed for taxation in this city; this year, and there! are only 21,798 dogs, ia the county that are not taxed. way u it that 1,031 wiute men and only 254 negroes pay a poll tax ia Cleaveland county t Capt. Logan; ex pects to take about twenty of the, Cleaver land Guards and go to Raleigh to the State FaKV :.;::-J--" -:.-v : Statesville. Republican : Young lady pupils -are arriving at the Simoaton Female College daily, to be taught by Mrs. Grant, Miss Mitchell and others, and music by Miss Lucinda Field, in the higbesrsiyje of the art Mayor S. A. Sharpehas re covered from his late dangerous fall, "Which severely wounded him.sufficientlvko appear again on eur, streets and attend to ofijcial duties, t-1 '- The cotton factory of MrJ H. C. Benpelt, located six miles from Marlon, N. C, was burst Monday last. Xpsf about $15,O0a :No insurance.;,. . Jr: - j " ' QlDtJlGVP'. UlBHlBgU: UUCUiW!) UBUCU UUlUg the month of September three-- white and sixteen- colored. Weldon Tiafigrqwji so great that it; really- needa- tailor, j At present we have to Caendfef Petersburg Or Norfolk tp, have Clothes. made,. We also need a good'- hoot maker. - Mr. Jesse S. Medlin has lost two of ? bis1 children fa ring the pcesent week by diphtheria. ; 4--Our friends from Gates telt us ;that the; in jury sustained by . "the iheavy 'faft 'ai: ra'mj oa Friday, Saturday andBunday last; is almost incalculable to the farmers. The public injuryr alone wiWjcdsti le jt?wioiy thirty thousand dollars.' . " . - Charlotte Observer: A ioye-! mentis on footfor the tsst&blishmetitQf a permanent musical club in Charlotte on the plan Of the Rossini club ia ' Atlanta or the Mozart in Richmond. -A little girl in this city doesn't know pretty well whether she wants a crown of glory or not,', because she is afraid it will not be."betomin' " to her. Maj. S. Watson Reid, of this ; countyti who is one of the agents of Erakine College, reported at the recent meeting of the Aaso ciate Reformed Synod that he had collected $5,232.85. They call, it hydrophobia now; can't drink, water,' and bound to have something. Dr. Columbus Mirls,1 of Cabarrus, says his county will hardly make .half a crop of cotton. -j- Asheville , Citizen :.. Marshal Douglass baa recently made the following appoinimeniaaaoepuiieatvui. wm. xouog and T. K. Davis, from Buncombe .Mich. Chandler and; Robert McErroy,'ffom MadiJ Bon; : Pnchard, from Mitebell; Froc Axley, from Cherokee.- Davis and . McH toy wete former deputies,,' These appoint ments indicate an improvement in the ac tion of the Marshal, .s- Dr. Mott, Inter nal Revenue Collector for; this district, to cently appointed as deputy David Smith; of this county: ' There i Is 'atpresfaf not a county prisoner , hi the, j&Uiuel Ban- eombe county. The only occupants or that Institution are 11 ve Federal " prisoners' ser--ving ousenteupes. i.i , v J -i- Charlotte J)eriocratf!i'&&Qr jj M. Leach; of this State, did a great deal; to help elect Hampton' Governor of Sodth Carolina, and it )B said that when Leach asked Hampton, last Wednesday, to attend the North Carolina State-. Fair (using but few words, of course). Gov Hampton said s 'General, say no more ; I will gev hat ' J0u aretheonly man who douldtalk me: intf the trip." v- A revival ofreligiou has been going on.lu Cavalry MiasMurv Church, in this oitv. for twe' weeks past There lutvebeeutwenty-neor twenty-twio cohr Tersions.-and twenty joined tne cnurcnf( . .Thi tl Svnod of the iPresbVtfcrian Church meets lu Charldtte; .onWfidneadiy the 24th InsL, ''. -- Xhe new route to Ra-' ioiri. mii iTjimleti it now orjea aod'som ireight and " passengers ga thalVway.4 A Cnaoge OX cars Haea yiwp yiaou.,nw. those of the Carolina Central to the Raleigh & Gaston train at Hamlet, m !-- N. C, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1877; T JEEL JEI O ) I NEW '4DVKBTII JSMBNT. " ' ', Mtoson & Ck. Underwear &c. 4i DAVll.-Trunk8 and valises. Kct3oitgall & Son. Removal. J. L. DmLST. Singer machines. Beinsbebqks. Musical instruments. ; M.M,; Katz. Dry goods sec 4lh page. Justice Scott disposed of two assault aadbattery cases yesterday. :- After so long a. time, this jsec tion was yesterday visited by a" nice little rain. : 1'.-;;-;-: ;f I Burr's pceanicon will exhibitat the Opera House, in this city, on Thursday .evening next, :j;'., " It is thou gh t probable that the Criminal Court will adjourn to-day for the on Saturday, : r Q ; 3 The (Chief of :;Police had, his force yesterday engaged in draining the ponds of water in the neighborhood of, the base ball grounds. . A series of nighly : meetmgs, commencing at half-past 7; o'clock, are now being held by the pastor of. the Front Street Methodist Church. . - The Baptist - Associati on meets at Rose Hill, Duplin county, to-day. Quite a number of our Baptist fi iends from f this city expect to be present - ; - ! Warm V, southerly, : veering to colder northeast winds, rain areas, followed by clearing weather, and rising barometer, are the indications for this section - to-day Officer J.. M. King reports that the lamps on the corner bf Seventh! and Mulberry and McRaeaud Mulberry streets require some attention, as the lights are ex tinguished every time the wind blows at night. .1; I ;f The remains of the late A j C. H. Finckeh were followed to their last rest -i ing place, in Oakdale Cemetery, on Sunday afternoon, by the Howard Relief Fire En gine Company and the Knights of Pythias, of both of . which organizations he was a member. We publish under our commer cial head in this issue, from the circular of Mellen, Brown & Co., cotton factors and commission merchants, Cincinnati, an estl mate of the new crop of peanuts in .North Carolina, Virginia and. Tennessee for the current year. Blaye-r'a Caart. rP The only case before the Mayor's Court yesterday morning was that of Henry Hall, a young colored man, charged with drank- enness and disorderly conduct, who was ordered to pay a fine of 15 or be confined in the ceU. , , -i BleaciaK ( Colore Paaple :A meeting of the leading colored people of this city was held at the Courthouse last night for: the purpose of appointing dele gates to the State Educational Convention, which meets in Raleigh on the 18th inst Rev.':D. Sanders was called to the chair. After a somewhat stormy session the fol lowing were elected delegates: Rev. D. J. Sanders, Jos. C. Hill. Eustice E. Green, John A Holt. 'I 't '' , ' -;. Q.aar(erir netlBC; ,r -, V The f oarth - quarterly meeting for J the present . Conference year was held ' at the Front Street Methodist Church, of this city, on Saturday and Sunday.: The Pre siding Elder, Rev.' W, S. Black, was in at- tendance.'and in his Sabbath morning dis course alluded" very . touchingly to 01d Father Jennett,!' s of precious . : Methodist memory, !'aad . so ,: well ; arid favorably known : in' ' connection with the early ea- tablishment of that denomination in (his section of the country.- - jJii: Keercanlaad.. i ' At a meeting of a number of the young gentlemen of this city, held yeBterday !af- ternoon,' it was resolved to reorganize the Ii'Arioso' ClUb; and the; following officers were elected for .the ensuing year: " I President J. S, Thomas. ' , l'":' : - Vice President A H, Kelley.K. x ..: 1 I Secretary and Treasurer-DeL. Evans, 'f ; Governing Committee J. S. Thomas,8 A. HrKeiiey, J. L McRee, Wm. L. Smith, Jr., Wm. Jialimer, . W. ,R. .Taliaferro, Jas. G.,Bradley,:.; iSTKWr.i'. i;i iui.i 1 ln l!iCai-.TIala.(.H; mivM-. n'vjSfiniii I.JJi i " The easterly: winds and the- freshet com bined served ia bring up the tide yesterday morninc. aboutslr"oclock, to a higher poict thaa Jt Baa .been..- known to, reach ia the last thirty years, so we arc informed; by those who. ought toknow. At Market dock tha water was; into the street: and within about four ore five feet ; of j the crossing. Eagle's Island appeared to be almost com pletely "under nater, and we learn that on tho causeway there was scarcely a dry spot .between the two ferries, the- flood having' taade its way into MaJ.' Reilley's f'BJiaa Jim." ?. . .Blind Jun was arrested on Sunday on the .charge of drunkepness, but was released 'yesterday, inorning on the promise of ''never dpin:80. ny , more." Jim says be has joined the; church, and hasn't been dxiink before tn. tlpg time. ;. The Chief of Police threataned tapst him in a ceU, when he fefl upoaJiis kasea and made a touching appeal to the Chief to give : him one more chance to- redeem hiiaself. A suggestion in're'gaTd to Primus Moore, who died ln Uie guardhouse some months siccel while In i drunken fit, served to stimulate his horror 'of the cell, kadWwiirouhdess 'try his best tok'eephis'promise. tu ' f""J' NG Criminal Court, , The , following cases were disposed of yesterday in the Criminal' Court, Judge Mearea presiding: .. . - State vs. Jesse Hines. Edward Hines and Elbert Foy, charged with assault-and bat tery. Case continued. 1 ,U v"l t : . State vs. Andrew McGary, charged! with breaking into a store' house. Motion' to quash - the indictment" Motion overruled. Defendant found guilty, but recommended to the mercy of the Court " .-;:..x State vs. Fred. Green and 'VkleV Free man, charged with F & A. Mistrial j a jury discharged.. Defendant submitted and judgment was suspended on the payment of costs. ' ' j State vs. Lewis Miller and Mary Gallo way, charged with F, & A Not guilty., : , .Ordered by the Courts upon - affidavit . o: James Richardson, that capiat issue against Bunn Bryant, David Lock, Hector. Smith and Darnel McKoy. to show , caused why- judgment should not - be prayed against them. These defendants were implicated in the case for disturbing a religious cop-. gregation, tried at the last term of the Court State vs. J. Kelley aUat Duke Kelley, charged : with larceny. -Defendant found not guilty. 'y:ryt.;.-::, -t . 'tl . State vs.--Jesse Hines, charged - with: a misdemeanor, continued. ,-:.'..'. ! 3 State ys. Caroline Hill,. Frank Hargrove and Charles Johnaohcharged With a j nui sance. Not guilty as to Caroline Hill; gutl- iy as 10 vuariea jonnson- rant Hargrove not taken.'".; : : : State vs. Simon Richardson, charged with assault and battery. The ' prosecutor failing to put inn appearance, the papers were returned toE. H. McQuigg, IX P.;with instructions to enforce the judgment of his court ' '; - , . ;, . ,'v..t' j ; . Several cases for failure to pay schedule B iax were continued.' Deaih of Cel. JToba A. Brtwa, Col. John A. Brown, a gallant officer in the late Confederate Army, died at the res idence of his brother-in-law.' John L. Holmes, Esq!, in this city, yesterday morn ing, at a quarter past 2 o'clock,- of pon sumption. - Col. Browa, who was bora on the eastern shore of Maryland; and married a daughter of the late Gabriel Holmes, of this county, was a graduate or West f pint, and served as an officer in the U. S. . Army. until the breaking out of the late war,w hen be resigned his position and tendered his servicea to the Slate o North .Carolina, Since the close of the war be has resided at Mobile, where he held the responsible Ipo-- biuoo . 01 vii.y xiogmeer. oorao utwuia since he '' came to North Carolina, land went to the western" part2 Of ) the State with the view r,of 1 'recruilng his hoalth, but received- no benefit land finally came to Wilmingtun, where he- has gradually sunk under .the inroads ofj his fatal disorder "until vesterdav ,mormiie. when he peacefully passed to his reward. CoL Brown, who was aged about 51 y is spoken of by those who knewi( hini as having been a gallant soldier: and a -de vout Christian gentleman, having' died in the communion of the Protestant Episcp. pal Church, of .which, he was a, devoted - - 11? . -ti . . . memoer. ms mnerai wiu iaae place luia morning, at 10 o'clock. ; sm , - s Ma a a.i i- t in. in. saiiaif iiturniBK.; -f The alarm of fire at about 5 o'clocli off Sunday morning was caused by the bojh- ing of a dwelling house on Fifth, between - . m 1 4 tianover ana isrunswicK streets, the? pro perty of ex-Mayor Canaday and occupied by Mr. William Richardson. . The engines Were promptly on band," but the flames had obtained such headway as to leave no c nance ior saving ine Dnrning buudmg, 4 U l. . 1. 1 . 1 A ml . m ing to the adjacent bouses, one of which, the residence of Mrs. Bunting, was at one time on fire, but the. flames were ' quickly extinguished. Mr. Richardson ' saved only a portion of Jiis furniture. The loss on the building, we understand, was fully .covered oy insurance, xue ure was. no qoupi ine work of an incendiary, as the charred re mains of a " . pile -of split light wood, was found under the north side of the buildibsti while a strong smell of spirits of turpentine was oetecteq, ; . v-'&U j Tbe Alarm of lre Teaterdav, ; 'The alarm of fire' yesterday - about nbn was caused by the roof of a l)uildine!on Sixfh. between Ann.,and. Tuu. streets, e coming i ignitecl ;. by (a spark, from a neigh boring chimaey. The fire was first discbv: ered by , a colored man. j by the , name off J? ;C,,pC0om'ea t who,. jWnh Itwos? other colored uieu,;4juiciy r rnouniea me rapi ana suc ceeded ia arresting the -flames, only a small place having been'buroed.' The house was occupied by m colored man named Joseph MitchoU - who says theflB 'lHkd befen-'no ire l?t during the day5. ; 1 The fire" department wal out ' promptly and Cue Of the engines go Nearly' to ' the hdUse.ut 'aaia back wain twe inroriaation Wat the Ore was out, -rr A Voraer at Iara;04 vi;.- ard. County Jailor, from C,' M.' Epps, the colored Bcbool teacberjnow ia the peniten tiary for forgeryelearu that R M. Tay lor, the white, man who was convicted of forgery at the June, term of tbej?dmnial Court for this county, and sentenced byHia Hoaor,: Judge Mearea, to finement at hard labor for eight years in the State Peaf itentiary, has succeeded laeffec ting his ear cape from that institution,' aod.b .owjat argo.; : as to now or ween ne get out is not inenttonedJ Taylor displayed every1 lad; cation of being a shrewd Tel low.1 and it was a very general remars: henhe1 Was sen: tenced taat ne would not Stay ia the' long. ; . s ... : .-.r f ,-. The steamship Benefactor. Jooea. tailed rom New Tork: for port' - btf fhe'etn ''IV aj-nTho J?t7irf . sailed, from Dundee for this port on the02dult. : . : ' s .f ;.-r-The TF2caar.;Ehmcke, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the 22d ult. . --.iThe steamship iZoZe&ft. Oliver, cleared from Baltimore for this port on the 6ti inst M last accounts, tbej river yras falling gradually in the nigborhood of Fajretten ville; but ln'tfce lower Cape Fear everything isurJder;water:'Hi 11 i.r!x:w:-..&jv f.',;,w ::. Capt- R, 'Pl'Paddison fiais retiredfrom ,tBe ; command bf the: gteamer MrffiiEast; and bis place is now filled by Capt J. Wal lace, Alderman, f this city.. ;,:., j i -m Agentleman.fromepder pount in forms us tha the flood.up the' North I East river is within a foot of the top of Crbom's bridge, opposite South' Washington,' being twenty feet above Wdeway and 'withii five w six; feet of . jbeing as high -as the Jgreat 1 freshet- of 1837.; -The whole .country is u ndej water, the .corn being badly damaged, some of the , planters losipg theirr entire Crops. ;We learn "that 'a storekeeper at Bannerman's Bridge sits on his counter jind deals out his goods the floor of : the build ing being flooded with water." in .!r- Onr; correspondent, . 'Jf,? : writing fr.om 8milhvrlle under Saturday's jdate; says: 'A . .SjouyeniroMhe;, jate severe; gale w"as towed into Smithville last eveniag by the steamer Waccamaw, Capt Lthain, in the form Of --"the ' Nbrwegian TjarqueJoa Capt H. G. Njeilsen. The Cito was'towed to sea on. Tuesday evening last.1 The "fCap-: tain reports that the gale struck him about 9 P.M. Wednesday and that about 3 o'clock in the morqing.of .Thursday it blew i per. tecf. hurricane. .. None of Jiia men Could stand upon deck without oeinglasbed ' He was about thirty miles from Frying! Pan! lighl-ahip as near as he could judge at the time, f The wind was from 'the southeast The barque, I should judge by the captain's report, is-considerably damaged. , - She has now two and a half feet of water Ja her hold. ; When the leak was first discovered at sea there 'were three feet of water ia her hold, and by hard and continuous pumping the water, was reduced six inches. Her saile are aH torn to" 'pieces, nd the top of the'main mast broken-. .None of ibe eprgo was lost .-The. barque draws thirteen! feet and two or three4 inches.' The Cito was towef up io this port yesterday morning by the steamer. 1FocMiMt. ' .'. o,i 8ince writing the above we have the statement-bf Capr'H." GNeilse'n : to the effect that his vessel.-: was , iq the Gulf; ben tween the Light Ship off Frying Pan Shjoals and: Cape ; Hatteras, ! on ' Wedn,E!8da)r, jastt when the storm struck her, carrying away all her sails, breaking her mainmast and causing her to spring a leak. A survey wis held yesterday afternoon by the Port Warden, iCapt B.'j. Bates, -assisted by Mr. R. G. Ross, shift- carpenter, and C&Dt. C. O. .Krook,; of the Swedish BaiSque Prima. i'The Cito ia consijmed to Mr. R. E. Heide. ... i . -t - i ; -f " ;: t iaFAIRBANKS' 8CAXK8. In tko? month of !An- Kust 80 Car loads of Scales were sent out from! the Hcale Works, aad.90 Car loads of materials for sum ufactoiinir gcales were reeeured at tha Worku in rhn ante month. . Vaftnrfwy (Vt.) Caledonian, Sep- BOTH 3PRUDKNCK AND AMBITTOTI nnnor tn nrgtne honest "men to do the best possible thins, each fit hi own line of- baetaesa. ,.' It is this feeing wBica iuwmaae uoomi xaAT JrowBXB the Jet In the market The eansare always fall weigbt-and the contents chemically pore and most ekilftilly compounded. ' -n ' . i THX PBAKL OF EXCTttmrfTB ls)flUnii' 1 Olympian Cream.. vTbJa vnrlvaUed Drenaistiantim. iwws u sauwwtwvi pimpiycompieziofis a Deanty that conveys bo' suggestion of artificial appliance. Price In large 8otUea reduced to One1 Dollar. For PHYSICIANS AEB AMAZRD. Prt rtolifrht edi and all who, -have eyes to see, or cars to- bear, which Hall's Honkt or HoRHTfornm ami fm cores fiwighs, Coldt,- Hearseneee, and every ffeo- uuu ui uio iunzB una mroat. renomo in i mrnnnin. Pike's Toothache Drops care in one mlnnte. 1 r i&rt 5i Jfi-s - 1 urn ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 -n Teakmm PlUNTftra-lNKB. InTaInnhi to !ril roea companies, 'steamship companies, banks, Iber- buanu9K,ouuuuaciarers ana otaers. x ncy are en aonne ana caangeiess. and will codv eharn and iClcar for an Indsnaite period of time. ; . Bavins lost -received a freah sepplybf these inks, we are pre- )rau mi wmuKwun, pivmpuy ena. as -moaeraie prices."". -:,".. J; ' : fieliabfe :helb vfor weak and neryons-anfferers. Chrenie,; painful aad proetrating' diseases eared withoat medicine. Pulvermac tier's Electric elta the grand. destderatnm. Avoid' Imitations. Book ana Journal, with roll particulars,' mailed ree. Ad dress PULVHBHACHia altakio Qoi, 293 Viae Bt, Cincinnati, Ohio. . J ' fajt m u " ' i aa 'J t Tlia AMERICAN PKOPLE-Jlo neonle Inltha world suffer as much with DTSDenala aa Amertaank Al though years of experience in medicine had failed toaceomplish a certain and sure remedy for this uimsaoe ana in enecis, sucn as j5oai-Btomacu,tleart- dbtb, Yvaier-Drasn, bick ueaaacne, uostiveneBs: Liver Complaint, yet. since the Introduction of Gbszh's AueUBT F&OWXB' we beheve there la!nri case of Dyspepsia- that cannot be immediately re lieved. Two doses will relieve yoo. i Beeolar size i cents. - .., t'..v- i - -f 'm m a " ,r CONSUMPTION CAN BK Cm8RT.Sntrrtc. PuLaomo Btbvf. SoHXHoa's Ska Wkkd Taio: j. lining Ma frUO-fVUlJf AiOUA-- ClneS Uiat will cure Pulmonary CotiBumption. i ' Fiequently medicines that will stop a cough will occasion the death of the patient; they lock up the liver, stop the circulation' of the blood, hemorrhage follow, and infacf thev cle? the action nf tha mr HHTUUir XC k 1 ITU 1. r m .vA 1 L organs that caused the congh- .i , ' Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes of two-thirds of the cases or Consumption. , Many peraonacomplamof a anil pain m the aide; consti-t patioa. coated tone-ue. oain In the ahonliW mHa. feelmga:of drowslnew and restlesenesa, the food lying; heavily on the stomach, accompanied with acidiandbelchiagapof wind. --' . . Theae symptoms naually originate from a disor dered ocoditioa of the stomach or a torpid livers i Persona as affected, if rthevtskMmvn or tm hpm eolda, and if the eeagh in these easea he suddenly motca, wm uya we awmacn ana nyer cioegea, re malning torpid and inactiva. and almoat before the are Sware tha longs are a mass of aorea, and alcera- "h m ieBrt m wucaiaoeasn. i t? ixhj ... immsim fiuiuvuis onuji ,jb. an axpecdDrant which does not ontain opiom or any thtm? calcotar ted toelwckiaeonehsttAdenlT. i4-7 r ' - Hchenck'a . flea weed Tonas diaaorreS the foodi un wiia uw gaauic juices ut tna 'aiomaca, aiaa and creates a ravenoaa appetite, ; ; . , i , - le bewels ar costive, skin sallow, or the otherwiBeof a btliooa tesdea7,BC&eack'a Aa41otaalabriai.dKistsj44a f jt,a a laama pacta ana anca HtremtLm mils. . . . man... BROWN. In thiaTitT on Vmi , The jraiiefaljWfflpiaca -t teslooaeoof oBaTtQG4Bf2sneonojr TparthiChes. 'PH?T",,tWs, rTMjadaiVmpjcftJnftatlo'ete. thencato SUoha'MChun,an4 thdoeete Oakdkla Cemetery ; Frieads and acqaaintanees are respect' fuUy Invited to attend. eymptoav aianaraae truia are requireo.., :u i ' .These medicines are nrenared onlv lr S I i i ,i BATES OF ADVEBT18INO. One feqnare one day ,..... i . v. i.';.......,. $1 00 , two daye,.......,i.. 1 75 -., , mm .threedays,... S 60 roar oaya,.......-..-s.iv......i.. a uw five days,:..... ... 860 One week, 4 ee Two weekB,..1....;...-.. .... .... a 50 Tareeweeks,.. 8 50 One month,.... .. 10 00 Two months,. it 00 Three months,.. 24 00 Six months,. ...... ...;. ... 40 00 One year............... ..v.. 60 40 1 ! Con tract Advertlaementt taken at prcj-or tionately low rates. . .. . -'Ten lines selid Nonpareil type make one square. Blahop AtKInaoua Appolntmeota for .,- - tbe Atttajna of 1877. Reidsville K- Nov. S Leaksville, (23d Sunday af. Trinity) Nov. 4 Mountain Chapel... ".".......Nov. C Qermanton. . . . : . ;-. .. ;.Nov 8 Winston , . .Nov. . 9 Greensboro (24th Sunday af Trin.)Nov. 11 iianmocn, wranvuie conn ty IN o v. 14 Flat RrverChapeV' . p: v.Nov. 15 St. Mary's, - v :. : fl ; ? ' ; .-; . .Nov. 16 HiHsboro (25th: Sunday, af. Trinity)Nov! 18 Chapel HilL .i. .... .V. . ; . .vNov. 50 I The number pf,Qpiam. arid Morphia eat ers in this ; CounUif alorie, would equal in size an immense army. To what extent the desire was grafted, in these unfortunates by the early administration of the deadly poi sons named, itia not difficult to conceive. Dr., Bull's Baby Syrup is tfie remedy for the diseases of Babyhood, contains nothing in jurious to the weakest infant, and is abso lutely safe under all circumstances. Price 25'Cents. toa-t-. w itfa yia: , x . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A FuU Kne OP DNDEPoWSiR 'ANtf A : :" ; " ;: ' , ; PtISNISHINa GOODS. .; .. CANTON 7LANKEL DBAWSRS, W ' : i, UNDEK SHISTS, 60c. ; ; , oct o-it .:'"..v:-:--:mtt7W8ow co. EembviUl ' - WK WOULD EBSPBCTPTHa.y INPOElt OUR customers and friends that we hava mmnimj our CARRIAGE! AND - WAGON SHOPS to North roni Btreet,- oetween ; wainnt and Mulberry . Jly our own strict attention, the asa stance of good werkmen,the best of material lid reasonable prices. we nope in ineiurare, as in tne past, to give roll satisfaction to all who may patronize i oct -lw JtOMMJUALU & HON. Ilotice. i. mHH Tl!m?PRTrtVT!T TTAimcri THU una .mr X right to sell the SBWING MACHINES nuuin- factored by the SOM&K M ANIIFAOTllHlN( COMPANY, in the Cenntyof New Hanover, begs U Inform the oabllc -that be la prepared to offer BAIB4 uiuuuitaKHTB to tboee wishing to bay SINGKB SBWING MACHINES. - s . Needlem. Oil. and Attachmehta oT aH ldnda alwava on haad. - r . V ; , .. .., Machines RenilretL Charges reasonable :. i- Mr. Bobertci badley is anthoriaed to make col- - lecuona ana receipt for tne same. Mme. Demorests Tall and Winter Patterna ham arrived. Bead for Cataiogae. -. -5 oct 9 lw Ilusical Instroments. piANOSr OBGAKS, MXLODBONS. i .' . ; s i vi GUrTAHS, VIOLINS, BANJQS, TAMBOBINK3, HABMONICONS, , ; t M i.;J.;: FLUTia. FIFES, DBUMS, ACCQHDKON3, JKWS-HAEP3 r V.-. ; f - ?ii.fi...i.ivt'.;iii?i aBdMUSICAL. BOXSS . A Complete Stock of Violin, Banjo and Guitar 8trfBga, Instruction Bocks, bheet Music, Ac. All for sale at HSINSBKRGXB'S ' Live Book and Music Store. oct 9 tf Trunks and Valises. JUST RKCKIVKD, A LASQfi IN VOICB OP fl: , .SpLB UEATMER, f .; : LADIES' 8ARATOGA, and PACKING TRUNKS, which I will sell at Bemarkably Low Prices. TAlso, a Fall Lue of SILKT and GINGHAM UM BRELLAS and BUBBKR COATS, which, will be Sold tow. . . ' , . ' - -,!''-,:' ' "' A. DAVID, i oct 9 tf : Merchant TaQor and Clothier. ; ITotice. y : THB UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY AS aociated themselves together under the firm name of MoaitilLt & IIcKoy, i t For the porpose of carrying on a . ' GENERAL WHOLESALE .AND RETAIL GRO CERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS. t - . .? J. . ' ' : 11 ' j ' , At the old Stands, 5, 6 and? North Front Street. ! We solicit a liberal share of the public patronage. !,'-.,; .KespectfaUy, ,-.. , n "U. Xi. JSUATWKLUliT, October , 18T7. nac oct 4-lw Millinery and Fancy Goods. MRS. L. FLANAGAN WISHES TO ' AN nonnce to the Ladies that she has return ea from the Northern Cities, where she has been ma tang her Fall parchases in MILLINERY and every description . o( FANCY ARTICLES, and is now prepared to show her patrons a Very Attractive and Beautiful Stock of all the NEWJCST STYLES in French Pattern Bonnets and HaU, Velvets, bilka. Feathera, Flowers. Ribbons. Ac. J V T My motto is, as heretofore, the Best Goods, the test Designs, tho Lowett Prices, and the Moat Honorable Dealing., j , . T .. , . Orders from the country solicited, and perfect 6..i.mvMi ui uxvwsj reiunaea. . Vari oct! rariety Store, 4 Market Street. ctstr nac MRS. VT.ANj.f)Ar 'Z Pine 'Forest ; Cemetery. JOHN G. NORWOOD IS v ,' J . 4': -. ! t , : .AUTHORISED TO ISSUE PERMITS FOR PINB FOREST CBMETBBY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ; , , ,. . , oct 7 tf We Offer . . ' TO COUNTRY DEAL V$ X ers and Wholesale Buyers of BOOTS & SHOES the Greatest Induce ments in. the way of Stock. Assortment and Quality, to be found in the8iate. Come and See. ' r GEO. R. FRENCH SON, ' .; ! , 29 N. Front at. ;Salt; Bacon, Bagging, &c. f 2000 8aclu,lfarBhal1' Blown SALTX ,80 60X08 D 8- 8IDES and SHOULDERS, ' ' v' ; 2 " Smoked ' M ' . v ' 20 Boxea Clear ioo siiaaiidairReitBAGGn!iro "? Kft Tons TIBS, ' , A A A Bbls BOB WHITE ant 4UU BELL MILLS FLOUR. KQ Bags COFFBB, . .- Bbls BJEFINXQ SVGAS, ' X00 CMe LYX aa4POTA8H, . lllli XlOXaaBUAr, Gases HorsfordHi BREAD .. . tikna,i i a twtwVLW - ' KI 111 ag uw, -tff V. CAPfl . !,-,.( vi jrviv uao,' euoit, se t, For sale b j QT-tf ' CALDBR BROS,. ! -!.... '.- ?. '' i l oct7tf ". -,
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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