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" ' and mast not permit the frnits .qUU labors I count for histey m. tt, fr:,j r t r otuiuQ mux. By WILLIAM II. BERNARD. WILMINGTON, N. C: JSatuedat Morning, Aug. 16, 1879. TUB MISSISSIPPI OUTRAGE. We yesterday referred to the Yazoo county outrage. The Radi cals are trying to make much capital out of it. The offense was inexcusable and enormous.' . How sane men could- be deliberately guilty of such pro scription of such a gross outrage upon free citizenship passes our un derstanding. There can be no bet ter campaign document for the Stal warts. .It; matters not jhow freely and promptly and unreservedly the Southern people and papers may de nounce the (Mississippi outrage, the Northern people will only learn of the crime . committed . against the rights of a freeman and an elector. There is no doubt of the offense being committed. The Louisville Courier-Journal, a strong Southern papexsay8 the outrage was real and substantial. It gives the following account of the unfortunate occur rence: . .. ... "A few months ago Capt H. M. Dixon. a Democrat and a planter of that coontv. announced himself as an Independent can-i didate for the office of Sheriff. He had a good following in the independent move ment, ana tne registration, gradually indi cated that the Independent ticket would carry the county against the regular Demo cratic candidates.. When this was disco vered the Democratic committee at Yazoo City Instigated or countenanced a mob of fouror five hundred armed and mounted men, who threatened to drive Dixon and his associates out of the county if he did not withdraw and leave . the field for the Democratic candidates. . . :. .. . "As the men were desperate and threat ened violence; Dixon was obliged to with draw . from the contest. The mob then threatened to compel all the Independents to pledge their, support to the Democratic party, or burn their property if they1 re fused., jCaptaia i Dixon and his associates, after-this tlisgraeeful proceeding, held a meeting and addressed a communication to Judge J. B. Morris, of Yicksburg, former ly Attorney General of the State, asking his advice. The Judge replied at length, counselling the retention of their organiza tion, and condemning the lawless action of the Yazoo City Democracy." This is indeed a high-handed and lawless measure. , It is a new way to stifle freedom of Jspeech .and action and to redress grievances. The Yazoo Democrats are a disgrace to the party and the South.' ; If Independents, are. to be, crushed out by armed mobs in one locality, it will only strengthen them i in a hundred localities.) f Men are not slaves theoretically in this land of the free - and -. home of the brave. Men hayilajright to think, to speak and ,1, to i-act without d ear , of mobs!! composed of f desperate men! When yoni aee ; a strong Independent movement on foot ' you may be sure tberc4s a cause for iC ; There are probably a milliori 4 of men in the United States whb do not belong io any.S Party'; organization, although tbey'inay generally vote but one way . whenHthey exercise "their right of suf- ,-fail o be of greet V .aw. r party. Its obvious s sponger in Ohio than hurman. .TeS'Sd'or8 We'believeUlt the Governis'op- to be wrested from it by la mere horde of lace-hunters and vagabonds,' placi Benjamin is oneotne ftfremost iiw Urs in GreaVBritainand is' one' of 1 ; We are ; glad to see that ; many de bided Democratic papers,-, like the Baltimore uUetint wd. Atlanta. Uon- l the Queen's counsel we, .believe. , A ititution, and Yicksburg 4&fM naj ecent letter fromJoeaoOjrepreseuw juUviile.j4rier. urniiVsplak- j iim as in fine-iihfcrarlth ing out boldly in condemnation of is 8ixty-8eve.years.j?f ago his jrair (he Yazoo plau of protectiugfreejj niU; retains its raven: Jiua and bit eyea speech and ; guaranteeing liberty to I have lost nobe of- theif brilliancy' Jor freemen. Gov. Stone, of Mississippi,' ower. ; :Tha N'ew pte&hiJ2emocra.t has taken no action in the matter, hews that jjr Benjamin's suooes's in 3oth ex-Governor A. G. Brown and" ; London Ja mainly attnbutabf to the ix-Attorney. General; Mom8(jaav4i barvellous clearneQs-force j -and , o:ra ! '. . , . . i : . u Written letters severely censuring the azoo Democrats. Governor Brown fTazoi ays: t In tnnhn TkrtwArrrirHT.aTRmentB. ana he exquisite art ot-cpitomizmg uie acts and !aVf the case he haa. in ... .. lU.. I I. m. ... F i i in our eagcrueso lu cijjwo L ,.u charge, rue recognition Ol iuiarrw- 9f ballot boxes pierced by federal bayo- maskable power;, was happily ex- aets. Can we now, complain if ihe'other 1. by t iaVe,, yenerable bief diiA crats tin cartoons. ahDWine ballot boxes t'lf'X'? js.v r fiddled with shot guns, and indepebdent candidates fleeing for dear life before a De mocratic mob?" ;t I 6stdce of the lUnited States Supreme Court in a Bide observation to abro tber Justice, after hearing Mr. Benja min'd statement of his case oh his first ppearance before that tribunal: JIt ppe,ars to me, Brother JD,, tbatjrour ml'e New .Orleans. lawyer; baa stated Lis adversaries out of court. .And so it wroved. and tbese adversaries were 'no less distinguished cbunsol- The advocates of the mob pretend I ors than Ileverdy Johnson 1 and Caleb that it "was a desperate plot" to array I VftshinS j The best elements in the South can rever tolerate or countenanced the shot-gun policy" in politics.- It would reduce society to chaos, and make lawlessness Wpreme. OtiarS pa pers should be frank and bold enough to condemn without reservation the Yazoo mob violence. tjhe blacks against the whites. ; The Yazoo Clarion justifies the whole, procedure. . It says that the people! of that county have resolved "not to permit another race war to be inau gurated in their midst for the benefi of self-seekers." i He is rich, but be still loves New Orleans, the see no of - his early tri umphs, and would like to be there Ho is another illustrious Jew again. and a man of very remarkable abili ties. The Raleigh Neics -nientumH that i Another Yazoo paper -the Herald Mar jon w Moore will put to 8ays: ; , . ! 4ress next week the first volume of I "The good people of Yazoo, county are T: . - TT . XT ' agreed upon one point, and that Is. no man tne "Comprehensive History of JM ortn qrtet of men shall achieve official prefer- ment bv massins the colored voters against the whites." j j , This sort of proscription ' will not answer. : Men whites and colored arefcither free or slaves. If they are Carolina," It is to be .. in .two vol umes, each containing 350 pages, i It would have been less--costly if pub hshed in one volume of 700 pages. Green's splendid "History of the free they have a right to vote for I English People" is an admirable whom they please. But there is no j model. It is m one volume of some necessity for arguing against such j 800 pages, -we think. We hopo this insane intolerance. Let the principle I new and more ambitious work of of Yazoo prevail and in every section I Major Moore's has been written with only men of the dominant party I less hurry 'than his "School History." would be allowed to become candi-1 A history is only valuable when it is accurate. It tjaa lrave- but little j dates 1 : SOOIETV SHAS18. . I The Conkling-Sprague affair is a revelation in part of the corruption that prevails in the "best society" in Borne sections. The daughter of a 1 claims upon .educated people if not well written. Easy writing makes lard readingsaj.s proverb. Sfeorge Eliot vrritea bdt itwo printed ages of & novel in a. day. If she I ImfoH Ktafac I Tnotiia tK. ntifA II.- . - r.v : . . j tt i I produce probably five pages a week. nr nn fiT.I4nvp.rnrvr una an ay.I Imtan I r r , r J. , . ,. :;, i I Macaulay- apeniaasetea years in States Senator, plays a disgraceful S .M .-! 1 part Senator, a man who has passed his I j General Lee, in -one brief pira balf century, and who has a wife and I graph; that occurs in a private letter cbildren whose happiness and good j that was not intended fOr publication. disposes of those persons ;vwho have always insisted that Burnside could have been destroyed at Fredericks ourg if our army4iad pushed on. The lesson taught us is valuable cot to criticize ame men ou me neia unui fragejlhattauBch pemocratic evet ning paper, ;Ae"BaItorQi "The mere fact of ihB ximiknZ"-'r . powerful an Independent 1 movement fa the stronghold of Democracy. anrn oTer, that the people of the - Booth re not f the slavish creatures of the Democratic 0r uanizMlon that ' Kadical orators and'-thi,! nalisu pretend. 4 It ndlds" out alsax distinct - warning ana menace 10 vne seiaatr leader. who would prostitute Democracy to their own purposes; indicating as it does in the name are wrapped up necessarily in his own. It is a very shameful and disgusting affair ' throughout. The sympathy of the public for, the nn happy Sprague must be very great ly lessened when it is known that for years he had intimations of I Ve know all the facta. General Lee a disreputable intimacy existing be tween the Adonis of the Senate and the Venua of his household. He says Conkling tried to break up his home ? hen he lived in W ashmgton, and ow he invades its sanctitv in Rhode lUn.K,! hn.iu Ua i I danced the-whole rnryinjto;therplai06f f ;r-r7." 'M wyjrs.4. 1 the purpoaajaf . flttnr.kinK man or -oonKiing's prominence I would have , been to, iiaw riasnred its de- nre rrom me conimuea 'ei&raf " .t . - m m m . I . I OflUV UCVUUUUK ICsWU UlUUlf IMUseriei witnoni paying a.ieaxrui penalty, -I I tbanacfer thiir muizies7ndiven to in- Uut it is not only vice and immo- I lite repealed' renewal of ihett attacks. rahty of the Conkling sort that pre-( asy for tnm, undercover of . long, dark vail in Northern society to some ex-1 4nd tePiow;niigy Uhe narrow . , . , , 1 1 rjver uv means ui meir numerous onages tent, buT there arepalpable shams I before we could ascertain their purpose?' f .This is taken from the letter which savs: , . . I "The Dlaia .f -Predericksbufc Ab com- pietci cuwiwauueu uy.i,uo uejjjuvs yi, oiai fprdt, which jrerented our beenpyina; it in the first instance. - Nearly th whole loss that oiirtir'Hnt's:thIi''rWHiiVfi arose rom lhe pWsuit the repulsed Fed eral coiamns lntone cum, WJiave aa aould not play his role successfully in neltaS some other sections of "the country I considered2 jfnore wise to; nYeet'tlieF' that curse and ruin. It is stated bv a Northern writer of cleverness that here, are thousands of families who are living in much splendor and lux ury who are utterly bankrupt. Thev are keeping up appearances ,. when ippears m tsonunern Historical yciety .Papers. ' ' hia Pm,"does not believe a word in bere js nothing solid to bacJeKf; ramo me June, in on? of her recent 1ettersIlToa has much that is instructive to say of the humbuggery that afflicts and do. minates society. ?She says; "Probably there never was a tima when. so many people who have the appearance 01 weajm were, in reality poor as now. 5k is not oniy ine misfortune, it is the runojyL fault of this country," that every one' tries to manufacture an appearance of bein much better off than he really , is. Ex Surrogate RobtrB. Hutchings remarked recently that i nothing bed surprised him more in the course , of bis official duties than the disclosures which death made .of. the baseless foundations noon which repu tations for wealth were built up. Thou- sanas or men wno jive on Filth and Madl-. son avenues while they are here, yhose oaugniers are seni 10 expensive schools, whose sons drive T-carts, aud whose wives figure as patronesses of charities, are found 10 dc worse man poor, ior they have laid Vessi are not ' worthy of the , least redenoe." If it were Unole Sammy r Judge Tdirgirjelpharacter ot the gay,Lohariot how, yeadily the. pages oi. yae, jress wQma leem witff all imaginablegossipand what sweet morsels tne.scanaalswould be. . openser ise autnor 03 tne, saying through?lmkW Wtf yltrester of "cheek by 6 wl," "aiid ' ' Bacon of q hand over handH ;s;n: OCR There is probably-no crime in this coun- irv mora eommoa in o.nnrla imnrnarinnt and there is noecoU!rettiWk!M6mmon as aJconviction for this nffenai. . W hnr.o no honest and respectable foundation upon I our courts will make some' example of the nUltu ucn eumuou vko ouuQeveo a uveiis i demoralizing ana aisnonorable practice uwu. m.uvj usvv lutuwu vuemseives away I auring ine coming terms. vnarloue Home. 5 , t.-,Mt-- i,gjf&;ffrbqicti nave oeen migniy poorly represented tTheDemocratio Governor ol 00!? UlS Ui8hop ly;najne,4 tbialril plainer when the ptopier occMionilrius ntj it, nuu cAjjiaiu .wudsro meaa. vnar titte Democrat. . . , Whtl Nonb carelln bas Don. ' The following statistics, taken from Polk's "Hand, Book 4f North Caro- ina," show that our . Slate hold a high ,raukj as ' the ' nursefy of men prominent in Church andn State.-It has given two Preaidenta1 to iho 11a-; tion, and, . besides supplying all its own.wantH iu lhe matter : ot Govern ors, i has given sixteen of these orE- bf jSext year, which'promises to be cVaofuwel$fJh lift faVt exoitiog know' in political ampshiie, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee viz: Florida, Tennessee, Mississippi EndexaliaVeokiad5tw6l North !arolinian8.att GovrmurA;; Besides all: f her own, thirteeu;Senatore,r rupre entf'gjfinpf ;thft JCTuitd: States, -Were bbrnJn'NorthCaroiua'These es ar6' Alabama Kentucky Mis sissippi, Missouri, -uregon, Ajnio, South Carolina, Tennessee andjTexas. Tew 8860- h as had;,3 pur- Senators t pi Morth:.v;arolina.-birtht and Alabama i w o. X. in Chapel Hilt Ledger. North Carolina has had three na- iives who were President,and ntrange to say they all hailed from - Ten liessee, ,viz.,-Andrew ; Jaoksonj Jamea K.i Polk,' and Andrew J ohnsou. Par ton, in liis life of Ja6ksou, z'es be yond all question' the birthday of "Old -' Hickory. ? Besides, - General Jackson often referred to North' Car olina as his native State .when talk ing with JNorth Carolinians. bTAK.J CCBRBNT j CO.TIJTIBIMT I I' James lie fvhiCh kej It was the timely presence of (iordon Bennett at JNewport kept toe Ser.ald(rom referring in any way to the unpleasantness, in the Sprague family, a. It is also taurrr mised that Jeemes bad something to do with manipulating the press re port which first gaVe the country the idea that somehow the heroic Senator Conkling, while passing by v Narra gansett Pier in a Cursory manner, liad the good fortune to save -Mrs, Kate Chase Sprague' and her help' less husband from .being massacred by an infuriated . lierraan tramp wearing blue spectacles and speaking several languages. Baltimore Oa- zeice, jjem. . " . I Senator Conkling was the of; lender in this regard. It was the ao ount dictated by him to the Associa ted Press agent in a little , Rhode Is land town that first aroused suspicion and called forth counter-statements. Knowing that the tongue of scandal would wag in view of his ejection, at cue- muzzie 01 a snoigun,irom a nouse m wnicn ne was supposea to do an honored visitor, he endeavored to make it appear thatkiiection was the consequence of a kindly interpo sition in behalf an ill-used teacher against the wrath of an ' angry and half-crazed employer. The only frac Uon of truth in this story seems to have been that -Governor Sprague Had a boat with this teacher, known 111 the ohron.icles of the case as a Ger man Professor, on thesame day. This fellow had carried on a correspon dence with Mrs. Sprague, which, while ly no means criminal, was certainly Unbecoming on the part of the . lady, and on the part of the' teacher inso lent to the head of the family. Jrfril. Times, ind. I '. . . r i 1 . Sly Oarnei Wolealei'a Tribute to !. j ."JMlont,'! the Paris conespondent df the Cincinnati Enquirer, writes as ;fp!16wdri a 'subject ddar to the heart qffevery Southern man: I At this moment the.eyes of Europe are turned toward the great army, ojommander in Zululand. : During our little' Vi" thfs distinguished "officer Was aguwii wiu yen, ivuucri) su, ugv. knew him then .Xhaye met, him nee, .. Thft .last, tjine.!, met ihim I iitea 111m wuexe, .ni neaxjiquarers ould be in South tArica,;-Npt4n e saddle," ne replied, with a smile, irfd' the suggestive btiOtaliori revived i.du'f recollections drpersohs and events rip iqu past cusv gave us mucn mirin 01 LoHiieismL' - We talked dter-ihe'eam- rialfirnine iri'thb8 S6ulhJ afaSF? Gaf net said: "Do Vou knbV taathlff' aftnies I at Jfiarope have; iearhedTsora- :great 3SSonsiiron uwierai sjoqf1 i cuiok e was the greatest General s of hie ge; jea, perhaps of anyagej ahd my wd opinion is that the North.though not very prdueV-eWiiRMw,--will soon dome to look npon Gen. LVe wiftHs1 much jpride as'. the t neomlia- f dbe South, and both : be , gloried- bf '4,h ft great Americaa)Lxeneraiy Jrom, wuom much of . moaern strategy j has grow.a ibto rules.of ww.irfnote-! thia as doming , from the first soMjer of Great Britain, if not pt4i.arope, and at some iuiureaay . x may. .aoci jUijuriner re! marks on the Generals who were op nosed to Gen. 'Robert .E. . Lee. '"and whose military; abilities. tEaropean omcers nave uaeiuiiy ugieu. Mr. Tllden'i Views oa tlse Political I 8Ult !. Ohio depends entirely - iipon the next ' ' Presidency, Mr. .Tildcn says, Will get the credit of bringing about the good times that are surely comic -i AWiih regard to the. Ohio camDaisrnAMr, Sprineer reports . Mr; Tilden as enthusiastically for Ewing, e .1 . U'.; will be the entering wedge tosocueHs in the- great.. '.Presidential campaign secondary matter, and : only oiie .ob-. j epl sought 1 after, n amely , success; bout the family quarrels among the democracy of . Jsew, York Mr,, lilden ouldi bo "settled f irpuerl ylwheri, lUd time 'for aclionloahle. ; ; . I I- r r- Sale of Valuable CUy Property under Mortgage. i hv VTTnrit OF T3B POWKR OP 8A.T.K CON- tamed in a certain Deid of Mori ROt e, made thelStk j.t vv kkt hv James O. Urv to JoeeohK. ampsooVand recorod In the RftisUr's Office of mew uanover uouuij, in 000 m. et sea., the undersigned, as Attorney for the said Tnun.h v Ramnonn. mortpaeee Will. at-lS M... On MONO A. k , the 1ST DAY OS SJEPrjM8KKr 48W4 . B-vi - . inn .f th. onnrt Mimim door, in the i fHt f XVimtBtonln ibe aid Cofunty o?lsvfl HaSoW, selTfbFoasn, to thei WghesVbiddsr.v ae sntstnwt intersects the W. ltnecf 7th Street, run Blag thence W. and parallel with. CQesnat srreet id, feettthenceN. and parallel with 7th Btreet S3 feet, thence jr. aad paraUel with! Chesnst Street 165 feet to 7th Straet, thence B." along the W. line of Tth Street 88 feet to the Beginning, it being the 8. Mot tne B. if ! lM b, in jsjock ivo. acroromg iu iuu angltds ; AMorney tMojtgagee,, ' -l tfAIiE'OF.'.- ; bWninihgtoii.GoliiinMa & ; Augusta EailRpadjr 1 Jndcr Decree- of Foreclosure; 4 ... 7 VIKTUB OP -A DBfJRBB OF TUB. (Ult- cult Conrt of the United States, for the District of Korth Carolina; 4th Judicial JMitrlct, made iir the ease of Oedrge Brown and Baocb Frait, trastees? comptsaantSt aeainu -me - wumtHgten, iwutmns and Augusta Ball Road Company, Oef enaant thee anaeraignea, unncan, J. uevane, jommissioneT ap- pointed by said decreer witt sell by pablie auction V soxne nifcnest waaer; at; tne uourt uouae aoor, the Cuy of Wilmington, in the hUte or North car- ouna. on WEDNESDAY.. THB FIRST OAT Of ei-OBKR, A . D. 1879, at 13 d'elbck, M , the entire Kau Koaa, as tne -ssmexutsear ts aow used, known as THB WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND ATTOnSTA llAn.HOAD--ertend1nt? frfim Ahe nltw of Wilmlnetos: in the 'State H.orth! Carolina- to theCitjof Colambia. la UmStafa of SoatniCaroa.. a. a-raistanoe pfnefBnndred-andniiebr-One-. MQes. with aU tneBallwaTSK&hU or War.T)ioI rounds, and rther Ls,-TTacks, Bridges, ' oacts, liepoiF, Biauan Houses, nngine Houses, uar nouses jnreieni. uosses, wooa tionses, Macnine nops. ana nu- emer eneps- iroases or Bniwings and all Locomotives. Tendon. Cars, and lather Roll ing Stock or Kqulpments, and ail Machinery. Tools, Implements. Jroel and Material of mar kind, far constructing, operating, repairing replacing the saio-nau nosa,oc any pan. wereoi, ana all Appurr te nances or Vixtnres ofthe same, belonging to, or vurcaaseu uy, eaia oeiore namea aerenasni, te . 1 , l 1 i I . i . . . . . . . . feuiar wiui ut biiu Bugaiw uie Aorporaie ifigm 'ranehisea and Prrnleees of the caia aboTS nam' defendant, as the same, are set forth in the Inden ture or Mortgage referred to m the Bill filed In said ease, and all the estate, rients. title, interest urooer- fy claim and demand of said defendant. In ana to any ana ail iteai ana rersonai rroperty, or effects herein before referred, to. or which Is owned by said aeienaani. TKRM3 OP-SALS ' The pnnchaaer will be required to pay in Cash, on the day of sale, or within 'x hlrty (30) Days thereaf ter, the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars, and the KBiane or ine pnrcnase money in tnree equal pay. meats, at Three. Six and Nino Months, from the day of sale, with interest from that date at the rate or six per centum per annnnv The purchaser or purcn&tters may pay any part or tne purcnase mo ney not required to be naid in cash, in any of the outstanding bonds, or the coupons thereof, secured oy tne mortgage, or aeea or trust, rererrea to in the BUI and decree in said cause, to the extent of the pro rata percentage of .the par Talue ot the said bonds and coupons which- the holders thereof will be entitled to receiva-upon the distribution bf the proceeds ot the said; sale under .the. aforesaid de cree. The certificates of indebtedness mentioned in the Bill and decree in this-eaase, wiU be received in payment of the purchase money, except the bam. of Twenty Thousand, WUars above mentioned, at ibb some raw as coupons ui me mortgage oonas, provided that the coupons -pledged as collaterals for said certificates, and to a 1 Lite amount therewith, shall accompany and be surrendered with the said oertucaies. . ? Possession will be delivered to the purchaser whenever and so boob as one half of all the pur chase money shall have been paid to the under" ngnea uomnussioner. ana tne purchaser or purcha sefB shall have assamcd all the contracts and lia bilities oF the Receiver heretofore appointed in this cause, and shall haye indemnified him against the same, and when the Conrt shall so order under the terms or tne decree. i DUNCAN J. DBVANB, t Commissioner. Jang 1 d3t & StawtOct 1 tathsa VJBW WINDSOR COLLKGK, essentisily two la jl i Bnunons. maie ana remaie, in tne same vicinity,- under one management. ' Open September 10. eena ior catalogue, iter. A. n,4 tCLLY, l.l.,Fre sideat, New Windsor, Md. tu th sa jy 93 eodSra . i !A SPLRND1D OPPOBTCNITI TC WIN' A FORTUNE. " NINTH RAND DISTRI BUTION, CLASS I, AT NEW ORLBAN" , TUBS DAY, SBPTBMBBR 9th. 1879 -11 2lb ITIonili- IV urawins. . Louisiana State loiter j CoipaiL This institution was regularly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for BdacaMonal and Chari- Uble purposes in 1868, FOR THB TERM OF TWBNTY-F1VE. YEARS, to which contract the in violable faith of the State is pledcred. with a canftal of $1,000,000, to whkh it has since added a reserve fund of $35(1.000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on the second Tuesday, 71 never scale or pottponet. Look at the following Distribution : -' i ; CAPITAL PRIZE; $30,000. 100.00J TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH I . ' HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. ' : LIST OF PRIZES. , i 1 Capital Prize... 1 Capital Prize... t Capital Prise... 3 Prises of $3500. 1 5 Prizef of : SO Prizes bf 100 Prises of 100 Prizes of sOO Prizes of 1000 Prizes of 1000.... 600.,.. 100.-. :. 60.;:. r 30.;.. 10. 1 $30,000 1U.UU0 ,000 5,000 6.000 10.000 10,000- 10,000 10.000 . ,...,.10.000 8,700 1,800 -900 t 9 Approximation Prizes ot $300... . j 9 Approximation Prizes of '900.... 9 Approximation Prizes of 100 ... . 1,857 Prizes, amounting to- $110,400 jResponsible-corresponding agents wanted at alt jjnniuacu, uuutw, hi wuuu'-a uuenu C9mpUBauuil will be paid. : It Application for rates to clubs should only be made to the Home Office in New Orleans. J Write, clearly sUting full address, for further tri fprmaijon, or send orders to H. a. DAUPHIN, , 'P. O. Box1693, New Orleans. Louisiana. . ..: Wir-M..:., .i, or to P.O. Box 372, fciill vJi i'----. -.'iWamingtoi,N.-C:.!. AH dair Grand Extraordinary Dra wines are under the fiupetvisioa and management of UENBRALS- G. T. BEAUREGARD and JURAL A. EARLY. aug lD3aw4w&W r sat we " .- LBpecial Dispatch totW',fiaulriidrq Stia. h 1 Washington,'- AuedaK5 io. WTr. SDirinErer. a Democratic member of Consress iibm 'Illinois? reeWly Vpeti't a day with'Mr nidenWtte titterWl Drincrer reportVltiat from Mr. Rl ienffi oonversation , hie was not : im-i pressed Xlidea iat he (Tio): tbaa acftin movinfffor '.a nominsllin for the PresideBcy. j Mn Tildew kH) t:: Mr; Springer "that it i Was- a matteVWi;1! fiow. io,'ooo Vital impurtautio vuayuo Jeraocracy, electiou, for the reason that tba ooitutry is nbw approaohingto what prOmiaaa .to pe' a long ra of prospers tjr andiJf Ahe. .Xemoexaoy.:oaa ; ride ioto power .pp.itluft veto which ii ;wilir fiaye.jCODtribijtdj to 0 Jarge Lly tyili.aJfepJ.n vi f.possessipn ojf the gwrament att indefinite, pferiod. ,r On-the .other hanaVCshouJC lhe Republicans jcetaiq , power 'ih'ey' are liable Ibn'old on for. a half n.' nVn. tiry to comerWhicb4v,efiar L Authoriaed hf the Commonwealth of Kentucky Popular Monthly Drawing of the - Sommsnwealtii Sislrihntioii dmpas?. .iSiAti Macauley's Theatre, . . ... .. ., v V V In the .city of Louisville, on , atur day, Aug. 30, 1879 ilne brawmg wDToe supervised Vy men of un- mDteaxaaracteranaBtandinsr.Aaa ucket Aolders. agents and clnbs-are Tea pec tf ail "requested to Bend i representatives witn proper credenuais to exam e into theDrawJagesi j-- u.i -m, New Era in History of I0TTEEIE3. RAND AND UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS O THE NEW FEATURES. ; '-' Every ticket holder can be Us own supervisor, ill out his number add. see it Disced in the wheel. , . The Management call attention to the grand od- rtnnity presented or btaimr.g for only $2 any pf r .-. x 5 it ... $30,000 100 Prizes $100 each. $10,000 wrniei weacn 10,000 60S Prizes f 30 each . , 11,000 1.000 Prizes . 10 each lo non Prizes $300 each. AnDroximatinn Pri 9 nan Prizes -300 each; J ' - ' ' '1800 PrizeBJOOeacf, . - . .w , ,900 .Whole Tickets, $3. Hs4f Tickets, $1. MISCELLANEOUS. tV'.OI.ESAl.liJHItir-KR. (JTOai quotations, it ajuid bo u puer stood.' rep -nt that tHgQhsle pricjB generaHy In makttit p small orders higher pncea Jkave to be chars ea BAGGINGGunn nv., ' : DUIUUWU. . trswit WALT. TERM' BEGINS SEPT. SD; 1879 :i Sxpkksbs Tuition $30 to $37 ; Board. incltM din? furnished room and servant. $9 to $10 per monlht Board in clubs $5 per month . v i " ,i . i st t VI i We invite special attention to our superior accom itodaUoas and facilities, and the very small-tipee - diture now required. Send for Catalogue. . I TlUW Trinit Colleae. N; a s in; ! J tU aug5 9t V .H. craven, rresiaeni. 1 i For 75c. and SL00. KIT NBW FAT UACKERKL. T j GUARANTEED GOOD QUALlTy,' OR M.ONEY; REFUNDED ft. 4 ivt&iSM 'I.-: gEAUTlPUL TO LOOK'UPtiN, PERFECTLY safe, gives a brilliant light.'1 Can't "be cbunU rfeitcd without incurring the penalty of lhe law: Dont suit the tisk of MURDERING yoirr families bylmy ng CHEAP OIL. It is 'all cheap' 'enough to 4uJ "HB BEST'- ' - .:-M;M;.-r il Sugar 0ure4 and N. 0, Eam3 jpOM 5-LBS. TA W LBS. OF BEST QUALITY. tSAU GQOD3, FRBfeH by every Steamer.; j ., ilas;C. Steyerisori ' augiils "'" ' ' : ",s f if :tr : '- t I. ... t 1 : i is Shoulders i .. 1 BEEF'-Live weteht.:': ... rf BAKRJKLidupirttsTurpeutio-. secona nana, eaca..i.. New New roric. each New City. each.;.. ,;. ..-. 00 tt, ACONNorth Carolina, , DamtrV (new) : Shoulders, W to V. Sides, N. O. choice, S Western Smoked " ' " Hame..'...;.U. ....r... Shoulders,.... llry uaitea rjuoza. 00 a "oo a ' 0 II la ,12 h 10 12 6a o a 15 IB - I-. -.-...-. 0U . ... 1 (H) u iVS'sfvao-f sl SRlCKWJlmingtonMr:.i.;4 J? 6 & h T - NoTth.:.r...V.f.4V..:V.'r "W U ANDLES4-Spem;V 'fojU .Tallow, V w Adamantine. . . Vs. .X. CUEBSE Northern Factory m . VWIJ.WWUHIP ..... . . ... titate Shk!JuiMwi rjFFEE Java. ...., :si XTTON .TIES-rasfhdla.., . . DOMESTICS Sheeting. 4-4. V yd L' YanDUBcs)v.;iU... nla f-kereKifollTiL;: Mackerel, No. S, bbl. ... q. J bblitijui.U.i. Mackerel, No. 8, f bbl.. .... f J wx. ait...,.'. Peruvian Guano, 9 souo s -'Saugh's PhchiBie;:ii r- Grounft Bone. it ' 16 ;iris (o ! 8 (ft 10 - 8 ti US & 10 :.. S7 7 io a 16 00 t8 60 1 V 1 .Si or l -0 U Ml : 11 it t 16 it; ',0 a -if, 'i 12 QtOtui Q 10 bf Is 60 13 I 6 oo, a 560 j.BpbeMeI4,:,,j V" FIOUI. " s"va8uiuuafcJ 'i. -.,U Complete Minute . , W lumn's Pmisph 4 " 1 ffWn4dbhainh . ; f - v Borcer s. Buts's Phosph. ' Btcelle4B;Osttian Jauxiasek' .cutyOsiuiB-BupM., i)bL... . Bxtrk, bbl iiiu,u Tamil v. SJ' bbl j , , Bx. Family, 9 bbl GLTJB W ............ . i .'. J. I GRAIN Corp i store,, In oagsj i Corn. Cargo, bngnel. .1 Oops.mlxedll boahel.ta hags. Corn, wnoiesaie, in nags . , . . . i tats, 9 bvtbeiVi. .r.J W.'.'iif. I , I,esJ6,Oow,; bosbjslj.,,. HIDES Grecu. V '-- .'-' BAY Eastern, fi 100 Ss..,..f.. i i; ; Western, V 100 ..:. ... North River. iOOB..., . apoP IRON v ton.. tARD Northern. V .... 1 North Carolina.-It LUMBEK-r-ClTY tttXAXBAWMXH-, Bhip 8tuli, resawed, V M ft. ! , Roiueh Edge Plank, M ft.. WeBtlndifcCargoe8,according; to ouaittr, w Ji n.i.. , Dreeeeo Flooring, reasoned J Scantiisr snd Boaras, com mon, 9 MrU:.... fid 0 X! 5 itO .eS.W.,0 4 ;r; oo 57 50 68 fx 00 00 O SO Ui 45 00 j. 60 IH 00 00 J a 4(!0n . f CO 00 4f, ()u ' 00 00 57 (in 65 0U 1 ti&fi I 00 Ou tt (i7 l! 06 00 TO on 00 00 70 Ci i 60 00 00 Oi, 65 901 H) (hi 0 00 a 4 0il W 5 00 6 06" & i o eo 5 60 6 lfl 6 60 & 8 (JO 67 69 583tf " 46 . 65 4 1:9 00 New cp (Cuha,hhds Cuba bbls 9 gal.. il FOR r i iy 3 te:- SashDoprddBIiilds; TT7E ARE MANUFACTURING SASHf . DOORS and BLINDS'out of Thoroughly 8easoned,'Kiln I . . . . : " f : i t,. ., ; v Dried; Selected YELXtfWT "PINK "AND WHITE CYPRESS, guaranteed, to do bettei-than .White Pine goods In every respecl, and &i less moneyl ' ' Our Goods are endorsed by all of the -prominent Contractors and Bul)dera iiutiie city, a n 'M5. it ii.- a lGive us cslland we will prove what we. pay . t . . Pf? al&ffer'a price.' ' Factory, ' ''OftTce,'1 ' " Foot of Walnut street Cor,Hatt and Rod Ctobs. I ' ! ' (' : !,' ;.H", ' Fire Insurance. T IVERPDOX' . L0NJ)6S i QLbBK'. i-'! 1 r ..ife :.--n i i -.... ... i , ;- v i ' 'bAltUCOtOf TarbopeitHl Ci "'a ; h: v i r M KRCHANTS Jb MECHANICS i, s-:1... In U1JVO Xi'-V.Vj'Jt . . BtBlehto4uVi.. f - 1 I 9 - f. ilHUiW, UU1UW SB'CBUU-geMiLU Ji aug W U 1f v , ;, i S4 NortJitWaler Stceef. ( ? .. i ' - rt -(! ' - ..1 kl COLUMBUS, Of ColumOUB. MISS. 1.960 Prizes. . -St Tickets. $50. .. . 66 Tickets. tlOO, i JA11 applicatlohs for clu rates should be made to ine neme omce. - -.. . - r (Remit by Post Office Money Order, registered let ,tdr, bank: draft, or express. Full list ef drawing published in LonisvlUi.Canri j euasal-ead New jgork Herald, and mailed to all ticket-holders r. yet 1 ncxew ana lmormauon aaoress i . J. wit si w, FpRDi Secretary, Courier. Journal Building; Low isVille, Ky. - tu th sa v aug 14 eodaw - '-...! 'V'JJlii V 1,1 j'l.imwt ,'.u .it-i Klb newspapers, amr ABLE J, J" " - for Wrapping and other purposer' . Hay and Feed Cattery ; fOHTH S HELLERS, VRTWHKELSi5&RAT , V W OWU, TT BgUU HHl Oflggy JKUnB,-'IlUDB - BS Poles, Smiths'. Be heels. SnokAa. Seats,- bulky Shafts,-Buggy- wm, SatthBf Tools, Cdw SeJ Palls. Spades, fchovels. Ac. Ar, all (m than ever sold in this city. CalTand aee for your selves - KOBERT HENNINGnS' Koit MarJcetktreetJ ii v . nr . (if l. notice New rbp:;.: ! - MOLASSES N j - NewcreoCi f Porto Rico,hhds. ; is i r?s: j DDIS i t Sugar JIonBe, hhdp, gal. j ..Jt yrT? bbifl.fi -gal.. : i,8yTHp ws, gaL. NAILS Cut, lOd haeis. f keg. OiS Kerosene, ft gal. . . I Lard, 9 gal....... , Linseed, 1 gal.i.ii.i-..4-.!-f j . Rosin. V sal.'. .......... POlJLTRY-i-JChlckeini4ive,growh PEANUTS 9 bushel. ..... POTATOES Sweet, f bushel. f xriBU, iMWi, y uw ...... POKE Northern. City Mess. . . . . i Thin, II DDI ...... j Prime, 9 bbl..:.....;..., f Hump y Dm.,.1,,.,1.... RICE Carolina, B , i Rough, V bush. i.. RAGB Country, 3 ............ City, S ROPE "ti.. v.. 4,,v; ..... ..... SALT Alum, 9 bushel. ., 'Liverpool, Wsaok,; ... . . 1 Lisbon, sack.... ? American,-faek....;;.':.;1 8UGARr-Cubi j j Porto Rico, .... 1 -sA--CoireeiSB.iii.;.'U;iii! ; j Ex.C 9 . . ! Crushed, - a,,,,, ttf A T Tn..A M. - ma iav'ax xui uxcu, w w.. ....... ginNGLES Contricti 9 Ifj.., . , wmmoH.f a..-.. ! CressSapBfcJM.,,,,,...,. Cypress Hearta M.. ....... STAVES W,OrBW.,M...-v I EO bm:k..... 4ASovV:::itr:?: ; - 1 . -a TIMBBRj-SUppbii mil Prim. :-o ; Mill lat asSr 4 7; 6 6i) 7 50 6 00. 5 7."i 6S5 6 7r, 1 rtt (0 60 70 5 1 lu 90 Kio BU !0 I 65 00 70 (10 8 00 0 10 00 ' l Od 18 M 00 00 to 00 It Ot 14 00 18 00 15 00 3b f 13 00 16 Of' 31 33 00 00 00 00 o a :i4 J6 19 M i :i0 a 50 14 145 100 40 18 1 40 00 2 75 . -lit' ' i : t if T Mill Fair. Common J4. Inferior to Ordinary, m M rTnvrvsvr "k-v j m " T 13 1 10 90 : 30 " 20 ',! 8.'. 1 so " oo- a 8 50 00 00 11 00 oo oo a 00 00 00 00 11 00 MM ft 10 00 . 7 T7X 90 . Q 1 00 , IXtt 134 1 C lj s sa oo K 75 . :;oo ' I oo o 0 :J- ,0 ? - -? 9 H'X t4 06 , 600 S 50 3 0b , 4 (0 5 00 60 " I f IS 00 Cb 15 0d 10 00 00 00 00 SOI 00 OP , 6, 7 10 90 IS 00 7 00 , 8 Or: 5 00 i 6 00 , 4.0 5 00 3 OO 4 00 J 00 . 500 '1 Off ' S 60 ,,,,16 22 lSt' i f5l: ' 86 76 fO 75 85 i34 111. s priamnvoiroN munis v K1 jsTdisct Exchahee 30 days"! 9 ' Exebange sight) on Hew York, ill . . uainntore,.. Xi" j Boston,.. .. wesxern vines,, ... , x , " cent.' ' Bank of NewBAnover Stock. v. . - ; 85 jnmwanonaiBanir,:..-'...'.'.? : 75 Navassa Guano tto. - ., 480 t?. Bonds OldEx-Coupont. . ::W . ?i j..'i fK4 8 Do. New is - !;Do. nt' Special Tax...i';ilL:i' 1 Do. to N.C. Railroad.. .....i. .80 , , . A. W. R.R. Bonds 7 We (Gold Intl . 1(10 Carolina trar:Rr Bonds: B 3erfjiin - GoL A Aug, R. R. . t -.30- i uny BondB,"awe...'. .;..".75 -old Se'....'.70 ' ,1 to51w.8?c22Qo"1? W. AW. Railroad Stock .ii..:..;..;.46 f Nortu Carolina R. R -... ...60. WiL wunungron 1 II WiL Gas Light Cri Wilmington GottQB Mills.; .45' ..100 Boot CtudShoep Store. tHE PIONEER5 OF LOW PRICES! WjO OLD STOCK TO WORK 1 ' , i v7! OFF AT JANT TRICK I All New Goods, selected with a great deal of cure, m accordance with the times. -a.'. - - All of my Goods warranted. Notice, some of t he rices: -- A Lady's nice Cloth Buskin, from 50c to $1.00. i Ainiee Kid or Pebble ;Morocoo Newport Tie, from 90c to $1.25. , s A Gent's Bice Dox-Toe Gaiter,' from $1.35 up to he best. .., - - , . .. r f My Ladies' aadiehildrpa's Departznent is now Iimplete. Acall at; my p)ape and, fair i cpmparisouj are ail jyftrothing1 iVooTUi spend yon? mo i Remembei-j no trouble to ehow my New S4ck. -! , Respectfully. 1 ' , . rj 32, MARKET ST. . apST'tf t'F sign of the Little Boot- " (1- fcV ."IV, tJi omer i n LOYIE FpS SHORT BLEEYES. ((. ' , A Handsome Line of 'LACE GLOVES. -' ' .w .' - Loug and Short. ' Find Satin fan's; TfES.' t l --u aaiviiniiuwoiuKKasa wills; ' r"! ' T "' n T- r .: '- ' . ? ". ., ' t'T -And other Fancy ArtiderU ' '' By'DonV i orJeV 'lue' 'BEST1 fiMsSOR3'!lh? the M andtiLtaEtt'BNDKBR je 11 tr Exchange Comer. T WILL HAVE ON MONDAY MORNING Oat k JS. th --fltall-Ped-Becfcr VrAtk Mnnl. IriTDWTB anm .-, . . . Also. Sjfinrf aaHot-trtvmiti Wr BhrnnKaa i hii,. f Jr-wt-yd WlUtlesateAna RetaUDMcsis auf iq,tf;r Jt CUTIZCfS" MASREfaiKn -Xc p, ." L , . , bTALL No 6. MARKET BOUSE,. UiTOr SATURDAY and the' ensuing week.- ; 'U jwauiiiniLT(iBLT',,i I ;-....-: -:.,..:.-; . FrtrM t nlt tliafimoa. Wttaington, Jt JjyMtf " ; -T-Jl .WATSON 'CO. :
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 16, 1879, edition 1
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