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TT " . , .. a. .7..' ! - THE IIOEimiG STAR. By WD. Hi BERNARD. i-UBUSHSD DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS. BA.TK8 or iinaasiPTio ataho : yl.. 1TV iwU m oo . une year, uj n - -. , JS. inimlka - ........... W Threcmonths,. i::::""" I 00 "rVctty SuBBerlbers, deUrewdtawpirtof the city. Fifteen Cento per week. Oar City Agents are not authorised to collect for mere than three months jn advance. .- Philadelphia Press baa been sold and will hereafter be an independent paper. The anti-Conkling meeting in New York thoroughly indorsed both the President's Southern policy and the civil service , re form. Gov. Hendricks was serenaded ia New York and gave an account of his travels abroad. : The President and two of his Cabinet are attending Frederick County Fair. Two Turkish armies unite and march uninterruptedly towards Plevna. An engagement between a Russian and a Turkish steamer resulted in the sinking of the latter. -" Republi cans carry Iowa by a plurality; Democratic legislative gains large. Washington Mar says there is but little doubt of Ran dall's ekctiiv;-e:---i;r .Gw1.' Republican State Convention wet at AtlanU, Ga,, and passed a resolution dissolving the body. Atchbiahop.Gibbous will lwjratalied in ahoUUaieeklA hattlewa8 fought on Tuesday fiJUadDt&Jrary loaa on both aides. - Rein forcemeats and supplies baveseutered PlevnaP $500 collected for FernaSdUaTiT the Episcopal Convention. Con vention "refused to appoint a committee to consider the change of the name 4 yf .Ibe church. New York markets: Money offered at 4 per cL ; gold dull at 102; cotton'teasier at llillf 'cents; flour Ijuiet, Southern unchanged ; wheat l3e lower; corn steady at 60 cents; spirits turpentine exeked and higher at 354 cents; rosin quiet at $1 701 80. ; : ' On the 10th inst. there were five new cases of yellow fever, and : two deaths at Port Royal, S. C 'I he Episcopal Convention, in ses sion in Boston, raised $500 for the re lief of Fenirimiina. An excellent ex ample for ibe Christian and charita ble people of Wilmington. Baltimore is still "pegging away" t raise funds for the plague-stricken Southern towns. Thus far over $400 have been raised. What has Wil mington done? Do unto others as you would be done by: Telegraphic news authorizes the expectation that the Turkish forces at Plevna will be increased irnuoeuse ly by the joint forces of Chenket and Osmau Pasha. The marching of the united armies meets with no inter ruptions, the Russians not being seeu in any direction. ' The-meeting called in New York to sustain the President against Sen ator Conkling'a attacks, met the re sponsibility without dodging. Reso lutions ! indorsing the pacific policy and the; civil service reform, and pledging their "heartiest sympathy and support" to the President, were adopted. " Forney's - Philadelphia Press,' a etraigh-oat Republican paper, has been sold to an old journalist, W. VV. Nevin. , The , paper hereafter is to be j "thoroughly : independent." That is another sign that the people do not want partisan misrepresenta tions, but independent fairness. Most ! j - - ------- of the really able papers of the coun try are now classed among the inde f pendenttl s.i ;! ' .' :- The Russians and Turks had an other heavy fight on Tuesday. Both sides are represented as losing great ly. We; judge the advantage lay with the Russians from tbo fact that they are represented on Wednesday as having fallen back to the position they occupied belore the battle. This looks as if they had forced the ene my back;,: A renewal of the fight is expected. . The committee on Amendments in the Episcopal Convention reported through its chairman, Hon. Hamilton Fish, of New York, that it Was inex pedient to appoint a Constitutional Committee to consider the, memorials and resolutions relating to a change of the name of the Church. The movement 'Came from Wisconsin. So this will end for a time the agita tions oh that subject. I V The coroner's ' jury that sat upon the case of Mrs. Celia Thompson, an account of whose murder appears elsewhere, after a patient examina tion of fifteen witnesses, decided that she was "rhirrdered by her husband, VVaitrnao Thompson, who was ao cordingiy 'committed to jail. Tbe;ev idenee was mainly cirenmstan tial. Mrs. Thompson was the daughter of Barney - Daniel, Esq. So we learn from the Goldsboro Messenger. ' Jiobesonian: The first frost of the season made its appearance in this sec tion last Friday night The Wilming ton Stab, ' of a recent date, pays a wslf merited i compliment to the press of this State. We learn that several young njcq of this town are coinz to Geor gia. ! VOL. XXI.--NOL 17. - Latest By, Mail. ine neetiac of Concrait and ibe RIomsme of tbe Presiam-Ttoe Polit ical 81taatlon-8peskerstalp; rQ,A.t.l Jf...iA e WashingtostOcL 9. thb situation. :! Congress meets next ' week under very peculiar ciroumstauces. For the first time in our histnr.a PMOr. the first time in our history la Presi- dent will send his first message to a House of Representatives politically opposed to him. Presideut Hayes is the first President who has entered upwu WO UUUC9 VI U19 UIUOO Wlbll U rlouse of Representatives becinnins its term at the same time which was not in political accord with him. The peculiarity of the political situation does hot stop nere, - for altbouch the President is confronted durinsr the ureb year 01 uis aumiuiHirauoil Wltn a Souse of tbel opposite. , party, his noliucal ooroiiU are iwiterheet-1 With anvthin? ikA?-thA VlrirtPtthj Vrritf : . k 2Lk:-w . .:i: u:; tasked by those"? his own partv." But the' probability is i thai none of tne issues wnicn would nave occupied the attention of Congress had it con- venea in j une can now ue nromi- 1 ' T . a nently brought forward. So far as the Southern policy of i the I adminis tration is concerned, the people have taken that question on t of the hands of - Congress, and no considerable por Hon of .them 111 any section of the country would look with favor upon an attempt to reopen jit, ' And the sentiment of the country ou thitf mat ter will undergo no change of conse qaence irrespective of the results of the election in Ohio and other States. If the Republicans lose! the'fall elec tions demagogues in Congress and olanorriArn . will rlrtnhtlAau gnaa!) iha President with bitterness, and charge ti,a rpannnaihiiJtv in non no. Kia 1 Southern policy,, but it will be be yond their power to get up any party. The President will be attacked bit terly of course on .account of his civil service policy,, but be does not, now at least, propose to ask for any 1 . 1 . i.il.... . i legislation 'on that subject, and here Each of his appointments which jjo to the Senate will stand on its own individual merits, and the probability is that whatever objection ( may be made to them will come mostly from members of the liepubhcan party. The two houses of Congress, there fore,, come together under the most remarkable circumstances. 1 he issues Z ::L F". . -"I r.." wuiuu iui uiauv vcttio uuvo uiyiucu --::" .ki no longer confront them in the party sense: there is no disposition by the parly politically opposed t!o the ad o i rf' ministration to antagonize ts policy. The question of the currency is no longer a party issue, for Uemocrats and Republicans in about equal pro- portions favor and oppose the repeal of the resumption act, and favor and r :i. On the question of subsidies the two parties have again widely variant In;, in thir rtn rnt ' Thaaa vasaaaawua aa waa w y aa a lewsavs ;, A aawow I are the principal questions Which will I come- apior legwiaiive action, ana - - i which will occupy a large portion ot the session, and upon them ft will be impossible to divide on party If nea.' : It is believed to.be very : probable that the appropriations for the 'next year will be more liberal than they were under the last Houseas it is thought that many of the close-fisted Democratic economists will j concede this much in view of the cry of hard times. Incidental to the regular ap propriations and the subsidies will come in the labor question, as also din rectly some independent propositions on that subject which will be brought in. .This will be still another kissue which cannot be fought out Nonparty lines. Such is the I situation1 at pre- imagiuu mad iuis uuuuiuuu suain i will end in a general DreaK.up pt par-1 ties, very lifceiy tnrougu an or tne next regular session there; will be 1 witnessed the constant' separation of I old party friends on the: various mat ters brought forward ' for legislative action. But- long :, before " the next ;P residential election the, ranks, will be closed 'tip and the two parties will be in line facing each other and read for the battle, witbtbe issues between 'them once more sharply defined, ' THE CONTEST FOB SPEAKER. ' The interest in the Ohio ( election has bad the effect to cause a tempora ry lull in the canvass fop the Speak- ersbin. A statement was wideiv cir culated around the hotels that the rival candidates of Mr. i Randall had entered into an alliance offensive and defensive against him. ? The story was that they had agreed to combine I their forces on one candidate to be J named hereafter. One of more of bUO liCIIl3aaa3aT If 11" nttuy aw sK''- i h. ..h rr,nI aninMtr uiBUtui una uiuio wvmv' wv. acceptable.' There is only one cle in the way of it, but that happens to be one that cannot bo surinounted. None' of the 'gentlemen j nfho are named as in , this combination have the power to bind their supporters to any such agreement.. - ; i i asfSaisa-daf-aWsWsag-JW" f . Salem Press: Old Mr, John FKerner saysV there was a killing frost oh the night of the' 3rd of September, 1810. nearly all the corn was ruined (and the next year, 1817, was remembered for along time i as : the hard vear. - 'There' is an old colored hunter in Yadkin county Who, last I rear, "took in" over 200 opossums. This year 80 have already been added to his list. T- . .... ITT- : N .'I f I - "5".' .mm t ft. i'( f t i.- " ' : l ... WILMINGTON, N. C., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1877. Hon. A. H. Stephen Explains "Jfessrs. John Lynch and others'. - ' ffDnAB Sibs rYour note of jyeater? day inst received. - What I said was in substance as follows: I think Mr. tt.V.2PW 'a!i"rOid'WhUe:of'Bt0l'''Dulle4Aont-s ter of his tenure is res adjudicatai He holda nffieebv -the indement He holds his ofiiee by be judgment I of . the highest judicial "tribunal ever I created in this country. That tribu , ual, I ' think, ' was constitutiohally created, and though I thoughVthe'ir1 I UCUIBIUM W I VJUg, JTO . UU Wv ltf .j ,tlOi J I tbority, k and think all . good, . law I abidiusr citizens should, as to every J other judicial decree constitutionally; I rendered. ; ? Considerations of f raud' f or , Usurpation therefore;' 10 connec- r Q with bis title arinOw utterly out j uv HHoauuu. orjr rcBpocvipuy, J Alxamdbs IL Stephsnsj - T mffc Sizty-fourtb Su, New York -' - :' " ' '" Jsn en. a. D. Rtaxir In Uim I.aa Battle. :.'?.Wtoa Phe'3 M . w 6 ba1 dnyeQ lne ederal.army -"- " evening they returned to tbef attacks lheir line being longer than ours wudK atvr....u. cenire we uau;unvj :i vyyx , ,mu ir out ot signt, ana tnougni we naa routed them for the last time that day. But our troops on the left .were broken, and' the line continued to melt away until' it reached lieu. Ramseur'a division. , This i was a break-water., frHeatornirP. . Asbe, He ia; now recovering rapidly of battle raged furiously "around it. t . j r.i 1. : j out ii'Bioou iiuvrwain mtu-wceu. My command joined nim on tne ngbt, I his loft he Cam, to ; trie anS eprelsed surprise that they should be running, and when he saw the troops flying on I ?nd said letu? hoij our position,whioh 1 agreed to do. So when, be became enveloped, ! began to charge oblique- "tf iet 10 venipreuer,4wnen he fell 'and his troops quit the field. Ue was a glorious soldier dashing, daring,; fearless. The. . day. before. this battle news reached him of the birth of his little eirl. Thus another strong link bound him to earth, Tut jdisobey. Brutal Harder la Wayae A Lady II Killed oa tne Ulan way. I inrrparvnni-1fnr of lliR Raleiirh N"ew 1 l 1 : j GoxjeBOBO N. C.,"Oct. 9. Dnr nnmmnnitv U7a finrrifinH t f- day at hearing of the brutal muruer on yesterday morning of Mrs. Wait Thomnson. about sitmiles from t6wn ri . .. . . . PWblleon her way from her own home to that of her father. Mrs. Thomp- 'son was of good family a " highly e- batorally much shocked at her imur-.- Ier. lne aeea was committea witn a heavy pine knot, bv heavy blows ion the back of her bead, ber skull Mug crushed, in. No Pf violence were on her obiect of so brutal a i No other marks person. The murder is at Pent unknown, as some valuables wu" lested. Suspicion points to morethan , Vuo Fc"u " .J . nm nnr. i.nrnntrn wuo luh oaseai idib i - -f?-r- j" . " ,;5mAH Spirits:ETiii)eiitm6 I T?Af- m UTinaf An rn thn flK in. l Kutherford county, senda three whites to the nemtentiarv. wi ' tA -mw a 1 e . . . . ' i- '' f :. uouse-Dreaaing. .attempts are in at I'hir nihil ' ', J- i 1 1 i Washington bas lust nad a con' cert for the benefit ot the liight inranwy. I Prizes will be given at the State n . .! S - ..LI..!. f air to aucccssiui. conieaiaaui ins athletic fc" li-- Miss Mary Morebead, of Greens-1 uoro," uiea .in tticnmonu, rewuuy wutm uu a vioiu persons have recently ioined ton Presbyterlail Church, as the jne "yjHSton result of a revival. .The Observer eays the mostTj -nnrWriii retiiriQiis meetinflt ever beld in Charlotte is progressing at Calvary! Mission church;; v. i ; U Wm; E 'Rogers, after trying Florida for ten years, has returned to his native Nortnj Carounawitn bis tanuiy oen- isible'. WCtrave known dther 'instancesT Statesville 'Landmark? Thurs jday morning, shortly after .day-break, some liver-hearted scoundrel saturated a very $ne dog belonging1 to Mr. John S. McRorie with kerosene oil, and Jiet nre to bim. Gov. Kemper, .of iVirginia,.de- clines the invitation sent him to attend the North' Carolina State Fair. So the two same Governors: will have to '"smile" as, Gov. V. makes that "remark" to Goy. H. Hands all, round. ."" '' i . Washington Press'. A protract ed meeting has been in progress at the Bap services being conducted by -Jtev. .Mr. Powell ap Key. Mr. .Pittman ,, We learnt tist Ubarcn, during tne, past two weeas, me 1U ; . - - -a r mi t. ' Hilhboro' aJSownJer: -The tog mild form! and webftvejnotfajal cases to chronicle svoo 'wmkvI: .V i'u.:,- Charlotte : Observer v -The ' four youths who were indicted for disturbing the religious exercises ati.Calvary .. Mission .hnrh Hnndav nieht. had hearing yefH terdav' before Justice Davidson. -The war rants, against two of .them . were wmlssed and the other twrt yrfrefeasdiPpon paf I ing the cost, LjgbJ Mougn tor so grave an offence. . - . I -V-M(;MfrWl' PhonA BanUst. Institute, at .Murireesoorov ' aa opened well, ' About ny pupus -tnfiancn lhA flratdav of the session. Others have come in to-day, and yet more, de- ... j jn(i cattle near uaa urove. vaaweu vaumy. Obflta-1 i. Mphtheriai Bfaifahjtae vicfoity of 1 fj!er GroVerbut we ate Ulan to" learn lit (II 1' 1 I mm tained by the high waters of other causes, will be there by the first ot next wees. Jr. McDowell, lamed by a fall last week, still goes about on crutches, but is well "other- yon of $160 in one of the side shows when soma onB irrahhed it sad made off" some one crabbed it and made off. About three thousand people were in town on Tuesday to see the circus. , ( r- Weldon . JVetes : The presen t freshet ia the Roanoke has been the largest since lne one in May, 1873, Whicn washed away a portion of the Petersburg Railroad near this place. The damage done by it is great indeed. . we learn ol great destruc tion to crops alt up and down the river. vxhoie corn fields nave been entirely sub merged, stacks of fodder washed away. fences carried off and great damage, done 1 generally to the farmers adjacent to the river. 1 ;i'-;Raleigb Observer'. Mr. Peter C. Hull.of Norfolkls bo.ln the city with his a. AMis.ua . i w 1ST 14 &m. mj. ana tat aua.iirTaiiirwiaiiiiiMi I we learn wilf soon bo'pat in-eourse of on- 'strUction: -i- Mr. Louis H. Haywood and- Miss Mary Manly have engaged the Weldon i Town Hall lor the air week at that place, and will give a series of their popular entertainments. - uapu u. M. 1; Cooke, as attorney, offers for sale at pnblu J!aucUon the valuable property, Peace Insti 1C I tute, on November 17th, Wadesboro Herald'. Bob Allen, while Kinning 0,, for Y. C. Al- leu, Esq., on Saturday last, attempted to adjust some .part of the machinery, the gin being in motion, wnen ms clounng was caught by the saws, and his arm and shoul der terribly cut. . Uenry ituscoe. a jyouth of. this place, was accidentally - shot in pis left wrist, one day. last, wees, by M. ;"pni tne wouaa. warning to young men. liDon t carry concealed weapons. Its abad prac Interestinff meetings have last closed at Lileaville. and Shady Grove. ;iug joined the former and several the latter - - ;" - - Methodist churches, sixteen converts Ji a v- " NEW 1DVKBTISBHBNTS. ! n I.-.. - MONBOSA& iNO-Be8t beef. .. .' , : R' Wathan & Co Monuments. ' j " Munson A'CoQent's underwear. ; jpeba Houaa Bnrr's Oceanicon. Hkinsbekqeir Pianos and organs, j T. J. Sotjthebland Eslray heifers. I JC. Stkvknson Canned goods, &c. ' Stab Office Cheap wrapping paper. : 'cal Ooce. . We have had several days of tdelightful weather. Balls and bops will now be the ''"t.V -it I jorder 6i the nighL eWB was ingntiuny scarce on m a . m a a.. ... .. . . ...... .. ur sireew yeaieruay i - "The Rose Bud Band was out serenading on the streets Wednesday night. i. To-day is the anniversary of the 'death of Gen. R. E. Lee. which occurred In 1870. ' . An amateur fisherman, just from the Sound, informs us that skip-jacks are abundant."' - The trimmiDg of shade trees Bdems to be more generally attended to this year than usual. far ' Not a solitarv case for trial be t fore the Mayor's Court yesterday morning, and no hopes of any. ' f Clear or partly cloudy weather, northerly winds, aud stationary tempera ture and pressure, . are the indications for this section to-day." ' i We acknowledge the receipt of S0 00 .from Messrs. Edward Kidder & jBons for the relief of the yellow fever sufferers at Port Boy al and Fernandina. I Sheriff -'Manning can scarcely get a breathing spell, Stale and county taxes are coming in . so briskly. - . AH tax payers have to settle by the 1st of Novem- ber, to pave costs. ' The mail train on the Wilming ton & Weldon road left Weldon yesterday two hours and twenty minutes behind time, hut reached here last evening only about thirty minutes short of the usual hour, as we are informed ! - 5i :f ' r A : Kxanalnatlou of Teaebers. . ..; j lie white teachers of the public schools of Districts Nos. 1 and 2 were examined at ihe Union 1 School house, yesterday, by A.' tl. Black. Esq.. County Examiner. To day, at 1050 A. M., ,the. colored teachers Will be examined' .at the Campbell Square school bouse,' in the northern portion of the city and : to-morrow (Saturday) the ieachers for the districts outside o the city Trill undergo the examinational the Court ouse, commencing at 10 o'clock in the moraine. t I 1 1 : r. sui hMMSrH Crosalaca Blockaded. ; We are requested by the Chief of Police to state that the crossings, both foot and roadway, oa Seventh, Eighth and: Ninth streets, between Orange and Ann, will be blockaded for a f e w; days:- the street force being engaged in, constructing drains to takeoff .the, standing water in the neighbor aood oC the base, ball grounds. ;.. One of the ponds, we learn; has already been partially emnttedj-.. - -- 1 t 1. Ttaermoaaeter Reeorav '-'-!?" ' i Tbe following will show the state of the thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at 435 yesterday evenina'.WashujitOB mean I time, as ascertained fVonae 4aif bulletin 1 iasued.from tb,e S,ignaJi Office in hi pHy: Kqbap...,-..-:..6 MontKomery k....78 Charleston. . . v 75 Corsicana,). . , ... .00 JMew uneans,.,..78 Pnnta Bassa, . , .4 Savannah,... .... ,76 i Galveston,, v. Indianola......'?a Jacksonville...... 77 Key West........ 82 Bt. Marks,..,,... U Wilmington, . ... 69 bTAR. -f I .. !:' ' ( ilx.Ht: it ..,HI.V' OPERA HOUSE. Barr's Oeeaaleon.' We were glad to see a very good attend ance at the. Opera House last evening 1 denta connected with thn l.t wr''Ti. Uettlno- nn thi nft..tin.. Mrh j hJ getting up these paintings, which'have heretofore been described in these columns; Mr. Burr has (displayed remarkable skill and taste for an artist who has not. made the business a profession, as they will compare ifavorably with . anypaintings of the same, character that .we - have ever seen. As we have previously said, Mr, Burr merits the . most abundant. cess, and we hope his beautiful and in teresting panorama may continue to receive the evidences of, appreciation which have thus far greeted it among the good, people of this State' who have had an opportunity ' : .-, . - s .,ti 1 JLUa w t h UUstiUCr; lUi VCUCii UX ladies and the cklldren of the different schools, together wtth all others who may wish to attend, commencing this afternoon at half-past 8 o'clock. Doors open at 3 ro'clock. -,; : . Report of tn Grand Jury. , The CJominittee bt the Grand Jury of the late Criminal Court; appointed to Visit and examine into the condition of. the County Poor House and Work House, reported aa follows: -.-'. t "We find the inmates df the Poor House .appear to bo as comjortablo ".as could be reasonably expected. - They have Dlentv of food; the premises appear to be cleanly, the rooms being recenuy whitewashed. The inmates make no complaint of their treat ment. , - r -isl 7;t:'.'l i J t nun iiJ-:.U "Thn moniial - nanarfmanf a nsMA In ,aud,Tf " ? PP J?fffc "As to the buildiog for the insane, the . av auv.uiv.wa uvlmuuuvui - auLnwa.m committee are of opinion that the rooms are too small, and would recommend' that ..... . , .... i. ... .Uu.vu OT u1....l( .i,u u- u! w-. rangement be made for healing purposes t0'? ??lZe lnlef' 1 ' !U ' 1 : .'! ' ;frbektthenmulrer nillara llnnr t h - bran .Hal nInv tvnntffkiri pillars under the hospital, being wooded blocks, are somewhat decayed; and new o ocas, in-wnswHi ueyea, anu new !!!.."A. j ' I vii i a a iiMi ar nrM'K iiiiiu ra ami iiasa avnnisa premises generally are in seed oi some re pairs. The committee, would- also- recom mend a suitable range rorcookine purposes. in preference to the present arrangement for cooking., ... " . . - r - 1 . "Your committee have also visited the Work House; We find nine convicts, five oi woom are remaioa, ana one inmate wno is there for jail fees.- ' - "The brick building, in wirtcri are the cells in wmca tne convicts are : connned at nignt, we nnacieanry. tne inmates nave plenty of food. : We are of opinion that the brick building and the kitchen' both re-, j quire some repairs. r "We find in what was once the stockade one iron steam, boiler, some fifteen feet I long, apparently in good order. , We would recommend that it be sold, presuming that ' it belongs to tne county.' - - ! "On the road leadine from the Poor House to the Work House, the bridge crossing a stream, . some twenty-five - feet wide, 3s somewhat out of repair. Tour committee do not know whether this road is a pub-' uc roauor not." . ? - -4 ; . The committee appointed to visit the County Jail reported that they "found the prisoners iu good health, and no complaints on their part as to the quantity or quality of the food gjven them, . nor as to the treat ment on the part of those having them in charge. They found the , corridors, hi. tolerable fair .condition. .The cells, they regret to report, -were filthy and sickening. The ground floor or basement was found to be damo and dirty, and should be.filled with sand, in order to prevent sickness and to insure the health of the inmates. The exterior of the building appeared to be in good order and not in need of repairs.; . , Suicide ay Drownlac A colored man by the name of Ned Col lins, fireman on the steam tug Alpha, Is supposed to ' have committed; suicide by drowning, on Wednesday evening last, while the ' bbat was lying at the wharf at Bmithville. ' It appears that, the boat had been outside, and," returning, stopped at Bmithville to take on some wood. Collins assisted the mate in tying up, be being at one end of the- boat and the ' mate at ' the bthen : About 'five' minutes' after all bad been made fast the mate looked for Collins at the place where he bad last seen him and he ;' had disappeared;1 upon'-' which a tborbugh search was made for the mifeslng man and' he could not be discovered. ' It seems that' Collins' lost bis5 wife" about two months ago, since which time' his mind bas appeared to be very much unsettled, espe cially . when " he' was not at Work, ; aim it has been thought prudent to exercise a'cer-- i 'ji - L viH tfiwl tain uegreo 01 uurvcuiauue uvcr uiui. n ui wuio reason, particularly, his sudden disappear ance caused Captain Chad wick and his men to be immediately impressed with the' ap. prehension that he had made way with him- ell, neqce me ouigent searcn tnat was m- Siaouymaue lormm, um wnuouieueci. xc seems to be tne impression mat uoiuna seized .his Opportunity, . while the thers were busily engaged in taking in wood, and slipped over the rail of the boat into the. river. ' A short time; before he disap- peareq ne cauea niBion, wno ..was on tne , a ' r : J a. ft - ' - 1 ' -- ' - - boat, and gave him his pocket boofc, con tainlng sonie mohe ' saying he '(the son) would see the children before be ' would and that hebimself was going to bU wife." CollinB,.who is represented tone between 25; and SQyears of age, resided oa Seventh, street, in the southern pari f the city, and has the credit of heln a man of vera good character,; ; ., At last aceounta received from? Smiths alleno tidings had been obtained - of the missing fireman, and there seems to be no doubt that he has been: drowned. : i - - v-v. ' The Lubrai from -j Antwerp ior ibu) port,waa off St Catharine Point onhe28th' St i WHOTVTC NTH 3 177 . " t.BIfBB 1HD mtARINE ITEMS. -'The iVfoMw, Evans, sailed from Cadiz for this port on the 24th ult ("JJ." Maria Sophias Witt, -sailed front Jverrwr, thi n,.rt ,h A7.1. hlt ' front Pauillac for this port on the 26th nit -The Norwegian' barque j Albatrom, Bakke,arrivea at London from this port on theOthinst. : ' ,v, -." '' : rr.The steamer Mottle, Capt.,Henm Jeft lot , her destination, , the Oconee River, Georgia, yesterday .afternoon, being under the immediate charge, for the trip, of Capt W. J; Polteh ' -i . Passengers vby ' the 1 ? steamer ' Wave, Which arrived here about 9.&0 o'clock' last !! night, report that the water is still faUing in the upper Cape, Pear, and above Robin son Landing, about 49 miles from, this jciky, iue juw lanua jiave neany feen re- .1. , ' -i ' ' ' .'l nevea rrom tne overnow. JJeJowj lhat plnt,4howeterl'lbe lands ne'ar'-ihe river are still -under watery and the - heavy "freshet seems to havelost but little of its:foece. ;A geatleman who got on the boat ,; at Eliza beth town aays the farmers in that section j are very gloomy and despondent, over their i losses,' which have been very beavy. -iu .iiii1' :i P '.' f S-B-a I p . ; Saeltcraic't Ooort. jSabie Walker, colored1, nad an exarniha Ition before Justice' Harriss, yesterday, on the charge of committing ;dn assault upon Carrie Walker ! Paddy's ilollow. Judg-j ment suspended on the .payment of costs. The same defendant was subsequently j arraigned ' before Justice Wagner, on a peace warrant sworn out by Carrie Walker.1 I lUase dismissed. . ' . XUBSIIILS. ' " ' jljl,--. -if-Xl . ! mAlIb' 'illAOa Atnl . . - mTZm fefflce follows; u,ii;aa i,,,. f iNorthWn throujr'b mails.'. ... J i 4-45 P MJ f orthern through , wayj mails II ................... C :15 A . M.J juailsfor tbe JX. iJ. iiailroad, i ; ; ; . .. i. F-and routes supplied, ther? ; a , from, lncludingA. & N; C, ": ' . RaUroad, at, "iLv ulJ .j 4:45 P; MJ . . 1 southern mails for all points South, daily. -.:r;. : .; 5 .00 P. M. Western mails (C. C.i R'y) daily; v: -u ai .n - (except Sunday). ....... . . 5 :45 A..M. ail for Cheraw & Darlington ' ' Railroad ; . . r s. 1 1:30 A. Hi Is for noints between Fln- 'ayetteville,endon1cesonCape-i; h Fear River, Tuesdays and . Fridays:1. . l.'V; . . 1:00 P if: . UUW WUU V1UH AbOUU ...... fl ZiiW V. - RI- ayettevaie by Warsaw, daily :ji ; texceot Sundavsi. . rah a M . unaiow u. u. and fnterme- ': " idiateofllces every Fridav.i. 8:00 A..M. mithville mails., bv steam- , boat, daily (except SundavsV 8Q0 A. MJ ails for JJasy. Hill, ., Towa ureeK,. every Friday at..,.- 3. -00 P. Mf Uiwt:.... ABBXVK. r ' - brtbern through mails 12:1$ P. M. brthern through and way '" ' "r y - mails.?;.;,:" i.r.vi'.'iii 5:50 P;M. Southern mails:1. it. V: l.Ki'.:':' 7.-00 Ar M. parohna Central RaUroad. . . 9:15 P. M. ? Mails derivered from 6KX) AML" to TO P. M., and on Sundays from 8 SO to 9:30 iu Stamn Office oneri from Ai M. to and from 2 to 6 P .M. Money order and Register Department open same - as ' stamn office. ' . . , . . ' .;. - I Stamps for sale at general delivery when' stamp office is closed. a 1 1 Key Boxes accessible at all ' houra. dav and night jv ; 4 --;. ;.--; ' t Mails collected from street boxes evenr day at3.45P.M. ; ' ' ;''- Blsbop Atklasn' Apsolnimenit for tbe Aataran ofl87T. Reidsville ;v:7r.'V. r.r..TT.". 7:. r.Nov. 3 Leaksville, (23d Sunday af. Trinity) Nov; 1 4 Mountain Chapel.. ...... .f;i,..Nov. C German tdn. . . ; . .. : . .v. .Nov; 8 Winston , v.,. . ;;..v..'..;..; .Nov. 9 Greensboro (24th Sundavaf. Trm.YtTov, It Jrannloch, Granville county. . . V. .Nov. 14 unci suaiMti. . c .j . at . . . . ,xOV. - JO ScMary's, .. , : . 4.,... Nov. 16 11.- 1 u .... HUlsboro (25lh Sunday af. Trinity)Nov. 18 Chapel Hfll.i. -;s i. i ..,Nov. 20 Q oar ter ly irieetlners. Fourth' found of apoointmenta. as made by. Rev. W, S Black. Presidine Elder for Church Southt . i ' - Smithvule, at Concord...... Oct. 13-14 Onslow: at Queen's Creek... Oct. 20-21 .Elizabeth, at Elizabeth town . .Oct' 27-28 Bladen, at Windsor.,". . . .. . . . Nov, 3-4 Topsail, at Wesleyan Chapel.' . Nov. 10-11 Kenansville, Wesley Chapel. . Nov fi 17-18 W limington, D;if th Btreet. . . . Nov. . . 24-35 every consideration of profit, if not of. propriety, that : which., sustains and strenelbens the system, should be absolute. ly pure, '.. Boils, Pim plea. Eruptions,' etc., maicate lmpqverisament and poisoning of the blood, and should; ba ' removed bv Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture, vrbichj strengthens tne uiooa ana aeeps it always pure, - K ;; .4 t I THB PRARt OF KXCSLLRKCS Is ' Gxinrand's Olympian Cream. Thi nnrivalled TirennmHnn im parts to sallow, xed er simply complexion a beauty that conveys no suggestion ef ariificial appliance m iiw iu icu-go wuiw raacea 10 une jueuar. . roc aaio oj0. v. jannar. - . ' , THS PREaRBIT SUPR1UR1T H of tte age over tiie past is largely determined by the excellence and cheapness of ; articles, bt daily aee. -. Among' these mnst be preferred each a hooBebold "boon as l)oo utr's Yxast PeirDKB, which is the Tuling favorite With the public. The cans are always fau weight, and the powder itselt pare, strong! and perfect ia its adaputiona to use. , ; . . . ... t t ' ' aa " ' 1 x; What arx raa Cbxbkhtiaul or oumi'i Swi BHbx Boaf t Firstly it is endorsed by medical men as a disinfectant, deodoriser, and remedy for local diseases oi the akhl 8echnflv. it t an rlmirhln Lardde tor toilet asa?. Thirdly, it is inexpensive. . n "muuij wuiiun rutar wim juu b xhstahtaiui yiLff fJfS r.O !,(!; --.;: :.. -: r Reliable iheipifoi weak and wttrons, sufferers.. Chrenic, palntnl and prostrating -diseases cored withont meeicine: Pnlvermacher's Electric Betta the grand desideritam. Avoid imitations. Rook an44Qnraal, wiwfBt dress PnxvaBKAOHKa Qnraal, with tall particolars, m&iled free, Ad-i , UAI.VAHIO UO;, St YUO SSL. Cjnf.hipaU.tMUP. jt There ts -no case' of Dyspepsia that Chun's Air atnn .Byrwaa Will hot euraj Qo (q any.Prng Store: aad lnqaira; about i4 If ,yenemffer rom Costive essi Slok "Headache, onr Stomach.' Indieestionr Uver Complaint, any derangement of the Bto- macn or tjiver 117 u. iwouc vnree aoses wiu re I Taunvsa PBarare-lrta-iavaiaaWe to rail toad companies, steamship companies, banks, mer- chanUt -nUBafactnew-aiM others. They are en daring and ekangelesa, and will eopj sharp and clear for an indaAaite period of time. Having Just received a fresh snppiy of these inks, waare pre pared te execateorders -promptly and- at moderate prices. : - . - .. MTESOP One Square one day.; AOVBBTISINC. $1 00 1 18 S 60 3 00 - 3 50 4 00 50 DM 10 00 ' 17 00 ' 24 00 40 00 60 10 : two days... ; ..f three days.. four days..... five days, One week...... Two weeks,.... Three weeks,... One month,.... Two months,... Three months,. six manias...... One year,. . "Contract Advertisements takeB at pro)Kr I TTI HUM 1b1M VmrnSMil iwna MaVa NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS. Burr's Oceanicb'n. A'iff,HJ!!LJO thk abovk will bb sL.gKL THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON at the ' wrvtn ivuac . .. . . Poors pea at & Pictures mote at ZX P4 M. A (iMfoAlAM m' A J.U. sssp - a ZnT ' -uu,l"wcon"-aren,?ct8- I im -m , -'" I " : ' : lftKeil Up, 1 wo bxd hbtpbrs. owireRs as'b kwt, ! fted to eome forward, prove property, pay charges and take them awayor they' will he sold for same. octia-lt . '.' TJ. SOTTTHSBLAKD. : . . ..1 ' . . Cheap WrappingPaper A, TJtBQS LOT OV OLI 'itHWHPAPKRS snlUole for Wrapping Paper, win. be sold cheap in quantities of 600 or more. Jtpply at the - ' OCtU-3ti; JiMejivV' 8TAK OFFICE. 11 11 " ' ' ' '' v - ' ;'; ' - Rent's jffn JRAWEHS, SHIRTS, also COLLAKS; t .... - ; JTU3, 8CAJtFaJB6W8. SILK and LINEN HDKFS,- f - , . AH at LOW PRICES. THAT WE HAVE THE - .-.Ji .' ; : .. ... j .1 BEST BBEP OrFBRBl FOR THIS DAY AND SATURDAY MORNING. MONROE KING, Currie's Block. octia-jit'- A CHANCE FOR ALL. rpnosK vrsto abb in want 4 : OF A PIANO OK .ORGAN, WUl find ft an easy matter to become the owner of , " ; FIRST XABS TNSTRTJMaNT by'calling at the uvk BOOK TORK, , Wherttfiey are belog ebia on tfie InsUlment Piam at Beaoiible if ate. ' A fine lot of beautiful Instruments jut received a 1 . . - . : .... , -'V HINSBKRGBR'S ; ct tf . . Lhre Book- and Mnsic Store. n6;niunEruTs Grve Stones. .PAtnCKD AND 8HIPPBD AT OUR RISK, S - TO ANY PART OF THR SOUTH. UICHARD WATHAN A CO., ! " 61 liifayeue Place. New Xark. , WatliMi's MonamenUl Destgng, In book form, for ,ele to the Trade. fr sa we octlSeodlai Canned Goods. Cakes ! and Crackers. jgQ CAiUrKO GOODS , . JUST RBCRIYBD. 1 lb. Tematoes.ISc a caa, er 7 cans for $1. Sib. Tomatoes, 30c a cub, er Scans for $ : . . jr 8 Ib. White Peaches, 25c per can. - lb. White Peaches. aOc per CszC'- 1 -v. . ' " FRESH A880RTrS?rr, CAHT3 & CZICT" '." S Cc-a EUrci Ckea, Cctn. J Craclera, r Farfna CSradMra"';" ' i' S V-V YernoB-Mixed, '4 A, Cera Hills, ' : ' 1 pd complete aiBoruneat other Crackers and Cakes. PROMPT DELIVERY GUARANTEED. James C. Stevenson's. Oct 12 tf Crockery. gQ CRATES ASSORTED CROCKERY t . -" ' ' . On Consignment and for sale low. j Also, a full line of GLASSWARE. LAXPS, fcc. ; Rzamine before porchasing elsewhere at . f - J. STERN?ERUSR St CXX'8 - ; eetll-8m Auction Store. 11 Market St 1 Just Received, DOUBLE AND 8INOLE BARRET. BRRECH- LOADING SHOT GUMS, f . Brass and Paper Shells, Caps. Wads, . Recappers, Creasers and Loaders, ,;-.;': -' Tor sale low by.-' r - - GEO. A. PECK, octlt-tf , . i Nq 15 Boat front St. Millinery and Fancy Goods. MRS." L. FLANAGAN WISHES TO : A nonnce to the Ladies that she has return ea from the Northern Cities, where she has been ma king her Fall purchases ia MILLINERY and every description of FANCY ARTICLES, and is now prepared to show her patrons a Very Attractive and Beautiful Stock of ail the NEWEST STYLES in French Pattern Bonnets and Hats, Velvets, bilks. Feathers, Flowers. Ribbons, Ac. j My motto Is, as heretofore, the Best Goods, the Latest Designs, the Lowest Pxices, and the Most Honorable Dealing. I Orders from the country solicited, and perfect, ' satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. j Variety Store, 4 Market Street. oct 2 ti nac MRS. L. FLANAGAN. CLUB HOUSE ' . AT GEORGE MYERS', ( 11 and 13 South Front Street. - WE HAVE SECURED CONTROL Of THE 1 , ... - , . . , ' i CELEBRATED. ' i MpBicQ,Cnl) Bonsfiiliisley. Wo invite .attention te this CHOICE PURS RYE rti. f( WHISKEY, at$4 OOperGajfcn. WINES,. TEAS, UQUORS; FLOljR, 8UGAR. THE LARGEST. BEST add CHEAPEST STOCK of FAMILY GROCERIES in .the STATE; sept 9-tf " ' - QUO. MYERS. Bagging and Tico. KAA Ralls and Half Rolls Standard laid RAGGING, TonsTDSs,"- r i ia tt tttf : For sale low by WILLIAMS MURCrHSQN. Salt. Salt. L : Salt. 5,0001 Sacks LtverndoL - JOarsbairs rue, ana - Lisbon SALT.' For sale tow by --; i- WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. ectll-tf ; 3 r . I i --1 I
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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