North Carolina Newspapers

... - -V I' ,hb HOBinHQ stab: J f e.t " . -fmrdr,. ...... .-V ,JJS ' m 4 day,. ..-" f J2 ' lt IT H .11 ":rC( W i TTN IX JT r AJ) ! ' " "- ' 5 ' XXCKFT UOMUAYii. " . m MMtan DBd. ... SI WO moniw.. . - S 3S rw5" ' " ' 1 00 i boow . iaiimu) tit' ut nart of the 2JX.r . a . JIT . n ,vee- tinRNiNeEDITION; tid t tfl X"OB tUKa mm t, uuun. OUTIilNBii. bia pnjwu" " often wd heartily; he gained pounds In nty.four hours. Rnmor reports the ifhans to hafe lasen vyoaman uuouu jir Gladstono continuea to improTG. Ex-QT- Bigler, of PennsyWania, is ri.j m I nf the American i.ipra yumpHjr, w :kiw inlared by a runaway team. I jier. JoheA. watterwn wm owsecrated , Cihoiic uibuup , w-. La. McMahon reconsiders and ac- t namocr.tie nomination in the cept , be Democratic nomination in the Fonrth tinio iibwc. I steamer E. Cornioff, with 700 passengera, n on a roca; uo t vr- Vv.ir i ... v. . passengers saved. Barque Nova Sco- ti loaded with Darreia oi napina, baroed; two other vessels, similarly loaded, .re damaged. The NeeJy Run col liery, Pennsylvania, is On fire. -Gen ordia closely watching the Ttxas filli- I i,.i i .v. I wma. - OI morement. OenaUW l.avia lavia, oi I . . aA Kma mm H M mil mm rm -m mm III B,v I II I Illinois, is out in a letter favoring Hancock; he think- bis Jeotieo-wUI put an cuu iu i .j stcliooal strife, that a change is needed. ad the present rulers mutt give way Geo. Garfield ia still untiia electioneer jug tour; ha .poke at Salamanca and James 100 N. Y ; be attended a meeting on Sunday of the Young lien's Christian At- aodaiinn, was called on for a 8jcech but .wtiocd. At Atheot, Ala . a wife mardeit r was taken from jail and hanged by a mob, supposed to have come from Tennessee. The Democratic Stale Couve-liuu of Georgia failed to nominate t Governor under the two-thirds role; the inuit-r will b referred to the people with recommendation from the majority to rote f ir Colquitt; the Convention is a unit on all other qaeaiiona. Cotton crop re porta up lo August 1st are generally favorable. with some anticipations of injury from ex- c-saite rains, New York markets Money 22 per cent; cotton quiet at 11 9-1 11 11-16c; southern flour dull and id buyers' faror" af $5 007 75; wheat. graded red 98c$i 08.; corn about c higher, ungraded 46Q49e; spinu torpen nut steady al 30c; roein $1 42J What do the papers mean anyhow In- ex Congressman? Is not a U. S. Senator an ex-Congressman? At last.' Workmen will begin, after a delay of many years, to com plete the Washington mouumcut. Illiterate Logan declaimed a Hina.ll speech of the aggressive order ou the uight Garfield was serenaded in New York. Several of the leading European physicians are swift to say that Dr. I i - Tanner's fast fs of tid scientific value. But be fasted U the tame for forty I daV8 ' I on the New York Elevated railroads in -i 1 a gf atom m It is the invention . ii piwo v. -"- i of Mr. S.D. Field, a nephew of Cyras -W. ' 1 Dr. Tanner gained 6 pounds in twentv-four hours. He is what Jo Turner would call an "able trencher man." He eats at all hours and be tween drinks. Gen. Sam Cary, well known in V I NnrtK r!tltn And ihn GrAnnhalk I ,.a;a. r a. v:a pMfli1nt in i fi.fi vi, " .w I uuiumD iui ww . va.uw.. w.w, . t it --w - pta vanMsanfi m l ,vi:.:-i-.u.r.i.;i-n npiiuuum iuv vi.vv.. I A duel was fought near Washing ton on Friday last. One shot was exchanged, wSone tain shot through the arm. The persons are unknown. Thirtv feet was the distance. There were seven in the party. John Sherman always reduces the national debt greatly when there is an election ahead. The Index-Appeal says : . s , , . -"Io MaSch, Ipril and May Ihe debt was reanced, according to tbe omciai repon, 143. 000 rmn Tn Inn. aft. r Heretarv Sher- mairt polittetfr Mpfraltoo Were Over the Chicago Convention having selected Gar fleldribe reduction was about $2,000,000." You say the Hanoock boom is "weaken'mg,-do yotl? Bless your soul : 1 'a 1'. :if; . t- i ': r - uas jusi pegun to gainer mouieu- I lum. At 'Wavnesburcr. Pa., there are twentv-two old-time, straight- I j w out llepublicana who have joined the I - J - - Hancock Clnh. Rah! threo times I Uahl 1 ' ' Mr. George Conquest, a leading, nio-mimic performer, broke his leg in Now York nlavin Hio Hao Hoc 0 ne more such n conquest and he would bo maimi in a double-barrel i. r- rl iJ4 J t,i--A w-tt i TTT-. . - a J inc.- Tig umn auunu w , . I 1- 1-- . , v I majte iaces as,, switcuen wc.o ul... - . ' .i OTOEeu''overRtbem;;A Mnd of hbao-hoc;-It; was; not panto-muiuQ either, but on their 1 ' .-y - a .... "-" falBhBte Dr. Hmmnnd ha nrritlAn lnf.t.pr I in wbioh he lays he believe lhat "DrV f ooa but water. We give some of; ilUU UUYBIDUUi . I t .i "That though there have beeu .ouxer al- legea lasts oi long duration, mod some eren I loager, hU is better authentteated than any I ouivr oi a suauar penou. i : "That he has shown the inability of the I humaa race to, go for any coMiderable pe- Hod wlthont water, confirming, therefore. Our knowledge 00 the SUbjeCU I i minauon ana enaurance, ana mat ueae i quauues in mm commana my euncero buh i .-j S7ugation. made of urvTanner aurmg ma last nave oeensu- perttcial and restricted. -he amount and character of the exhalation from the akin especiaily to have been analysed. "Tbat, tnereiore, ine scienunc reauiia i "That, therefore, the scientific results are not what they should have been, but . . . a . l 1 t liikt nmnnMMn Hnnnvn hbb dbbd huuwu In (tiiiM m in madlf onr viawi id recard to ine cnecia oi inanauen on io uuuu body." t..; n-..:- r Tii;rt;o tioa oriltan a lirvnifind And mftnlv lftt- I ter in whioh he pronounces in favor I r. ... . I " M 1 W W . A..l- ,Ten. nancooit. no luiuw " ...ii , arv all boa- I ..oAt4.l rn;OB .n I uuuu BMtie at iv. duiiuu ... mum . i: revive a patriouo sentiment through- I out int) cuuuwry. jlxc c.too uu . i . lj M; .. - - h,m much credit for his noble and pa triotic course when in command of Louisiana and Texas, lie says his letter to Gen. Sherman "lifts him far above the past appreciation of his civil ability, and makes him as one of the wisest of his time with a states man's grasp of mind, and with the iixtenritM of a vatrioL" Noble and last wordsl Rah for Senator Davis! -J 0 M. The papers eannot make ont whe ther Clan. Hancock is a BaDtist. an tt I fr.r.iarnrltn n Romsniat. Or a Unt I ..... I tauan. it may oe ne is neuner. lUfi STATK CAMPAIGN I t? t ti.,i,o. tiAon nnmintAd bv I . I the Wilson Democrats. Charles McCooke has been nomi nated for the House in Franklin. Alexander county has nominated for the House of Representatives James B. l'ool Tlieodore F. Davidson, Esq., has been renominated lor oenaior irom Buncombe and Madison. 1 " m .i r I There was a Hancock and Jarvis , , , , ,..,!.. vioa it; ii I to tne same period ast year uiey were o, club formed yesterday at J lea Hill. 172 baleg lotSiQrease is' therefore, IT . ..ny)A.iaii AAnainArfthtA 1 n tPTAH t 1 - . . i t. . w j . u . T 3 uuuciobauu ww i". w. w v . v is manifested by the people of that I towuship. jayeueviue nunncr. vowusuip. y Capt- Kitchm is reported as making a very tellini' and inoisive speech at - t l Trenton. 1 rice, colored, repuea, ana i made many Democratic votes, eaye i -r. - l .. Mr. D. R. Walker iu the Raleigh uoserver Discussion at Kinstou reported in the Raleigh Observer: Thfi Governor in return asked Bux . it k. thnrnvml of Ilnldpn's course r t during the years 1869 and 1870, when he broagM Jur minions upon n a t n buuvuii uiiii. iaw ... ... t,., mnlied that r;0 t,bis me juugo luptiou uii qov. Holden had acted injudiciously, I u. i .Ka-Ww f iur I uuw ujr , l Gov. Jarvis askea juage duiwu whether, if he were elected Governor, I I 1 A fill vaAinntM in thA offioeS I of Jndee and Solicitor with negroes. I ul'uuS0 " . i- ?. I To this Judge tfuxton repuea w he would give taem: their just snare, I and said: "You people elect them, j Jt T AAmmiaemn thmm " I , I Unvernor Jarvis Will suea. mw it : -Jl - - a . Tii-a KnTtnn h Afl I milllWlU. uiatAio, ic,w ' . Kn ;n.inl to meet him: I wv, a I Esmithneio, joddswu ouuuiY, . -i gust 11. . . . Tillinffton. Harnett county, august i 19 " ' Fayetteville, Cumberland county, August 14. . Carthage, Moore county, auubi 1R Troy, Montgomery county, August 18. Albermarle, Stanly oonnty, August 10. Monroe. Union county, August 20 Wadosboro, Anson county, August 21. Rockingham. Richmond county, AncrnRt 23. Asheboro, Kandoipn county, u- t ... . A . rrnaf. 91. ... & . n i TT .:ll mA- Attorney ta-enerai .euu wn. w "--.! aress too ywyy, 'v ' 6 nt.Pm.yo8 county, Sat-1 a nniiii A n nrn i .. uiuji tM-- - - Mlj A .J(.V.w 1. . - M AO rl AVB JOUDHLUU AS UUVTi w. PUarboroush will , kJ"m, "it iftth. i b n m i a b it a i. niaiiu w n tiu wm w v . .. fmm Raleigh Observer .-. w . uw v ..w a reDOrt 0f the Trenton discussion: T.raia tort nff hv askincr Judge Buxton these questions: UU T . W mm .w w. j, a Q7 You are supporting Garfield for president. Dp you endorse his record and approve his acts in connection With the Uredit Moouier ana u evrut- ha.1 imnronar con- " .k thCradit Mobiliermat- UDUblUU mm, mWmm w ; . i t vn nnthintr about the vol, uua ..w 3 aa lf-rtl nr ftttftir. -ww. . - ., . U. If VOU haa Deon 1Q t,ougrw fM aid in these matters ? : W A. I do not know what ho did. . . WUiMING-TON,: ha effnrro ft hnmiliftf.A and dncrTfldfl h : white people of theSpath by people? . : r :.'..".', .', ' ; in'nirminrr ifiA'Jnrlflro stlrl hfl l?5fl Tint. "1 " " w - iftmo . ftt t. Jn,ft for trv- noerenDon iob uoreruor ie ur r " r - -- . ing tO : elevate a man to the irresi- fieuoy wuu iibu -wwu w ugiuo u own people, and whose acts be did not -nnrove; J f A rmrsiK ool'nf inforoot. V mftni. - J : " 1 V v , i U " " , that the present candidates before the Convention ura MftRae Broad- XfVHfw ?iSiSillm!l foot and Foller, of FayetteyUle, and Shaw, of iRookingham. Charlotte Ubterver. Spirits Turpentine. ( . . . Six deaths at Raleigh last week. il our utianotteans wen to ew ! ' 3 stt. v . Oi.j. TT"t. . Seigel Opera Company played at Winston, Nnrth Dml?na . lut ntirht. and notwlth- mm - mrmt ap r bi A h hj-kw wm. . tunding it rained pitchand turpentine, the tuihnnla tnrnnd nnt anlandldlv nd caVfii Z00 house. . rt. ... . 1 . infl T)0taiLtim .in me JDirsu Third and supervisor's Districts rnnu nn l i iiian innniM m in v,. ThuniUnn mnro T-iotrint tn hear from. k - " The increase thus far is about 83 per cent. The District to hear from had 285,000 population in 1870. If it shows acorres- Sonding increase ine population or me late will be about 1,410,000. Oxford 7rej. Trance.: Mr. Beni. D. Frost, at one time employed as engineer upon theO. &EL B. R., died in St. Louis An thn iQth nf limt mnnth. A severe hall storm passed over a portion of Dutch- ... -m mm, m m 1 vuie rownsmp on w eanesaay oi last weej, and destroyed the tobacco crops of Messrs. B. P. Aiken, Moses Cash, Samuel Coley and K. RycrofL Several crops were seri ously injured. New Berne Nut Shell: We learn from a letter received in this city. that durinir a severe thunder storm at tn&t ounng a severe inunoer storm ai Rmrrnt lio-htnino- AnrrAl the honse of Mr. T T Ul.i1li i.piuiila inlnrin nnn Ytf thA nata tMrin. mh to nlj generally. A portion of the mantle-piece whfoh inrn n in ihn lower room. struck Mrs. Willis on the head, inflicting 1 iUUCl JUXB. TT una vu lug ucau, iuaivuu serious injuries. whUe the lightning para- I . . -f thfl - Raleigh Observer: Died, at the Mnil.... ! 4a QnnKI. P,HriM fiVidav I VA.i. A..rtBt A it half nnal 1 n'rilnr.k, I Mrs. Harriet B- Bobbitt, in the 91st year of I her age. We had thepleasure of a I visit on Thursday from Col. W. I. omitn, l doners of New Hanover. Able and ener- I S,,,,, flnancial condition of county. The total receipts this vKI IfT HUM I1UUH U1ULU LU UlllJlf DUUUI IUU 1 waaon up to Friday were 61,126 bales. Up y2 DSieS. UI. rniCUUU BBJTB tuai the prospects for a large attendance at " ... - lember 1, are good. It is thought by many peong uiere will be over two huo- dred students present Gov. Jarvis .la Oo.a . Vkv tNaaaan m came to tue wu wiuiubi w V4c.. ... iih iir'.nLrii bbbl ai ... jhb bjl bjtb. . iiuuituiv. 3.Tjobn Kine. of this city, is build- ing a oeautixui jpiscopai vauicu at -c- . . m m r-i . a a ville. The maienax usea is stone, aaa tae hnildtno- will ba one fit the handsomest of its kind in the State. The Secretary of State has issued a statement or insurance business done in North Carolina, 'ine amount for which the lives! of 4.060 of our Citizens are insured is $8,591,869. Last year non-resident companies took in by m m m HOit f. . i.i way oi premiums $o,oo.oo, uu vujr paid oat in losses $102,573.42. unariOtte tt67-i7er; xvepuuuuau transparencies Buxton and Barringer Charlotte Observer: Republican . M' . - t A hurried review of tne census reiurm rM,A .t Wiininn irivea aeood show or the SouthTQTUi Carolina figures 0J a total of 1,385,000, against 1,071,861 ..... avn Tim Afl R TTarrifl. tha colored editor and orator, says there is a hn,t -Hffnm" hp.tween Hancock and "gj rff J , Tdler a gen t, GoLThos. B. Keoeh. regis- ler n bankruptcy, has at last appointed a ivtnhA fn Ch&rlOttO tor tne DUrDOBO OI winding up the affairs of the Bank of HMklentrarff. ' it is statea rooemud f.naii' nnrrvMA to co to New Tork this w - -r- o - - , , , . winter for the purpose oi siuuying ue i. under such artists as mrs. dcoh diuuuub, . , ,M h-- mttv out her Duroose. she will, give pub ic readings indifferent parts of the Btate, tnciuuing unanotie, k t,. tll . nnair nart mnntlt. hnrA ah a will . ftODear next montn Tt haa hen denied that CoL Thomas r TTnno-h tha frreal Irish-American Re publican, . late Secretary of the National ReDUblican .Executive uommiuee, etc, mm ma ataf A antler in the Northern armv. a TAntiAnan of thla cttv met in Vireinia, a short time ago. Gen. Carter, formerly of thA VArinrai armv ana Dexore . me war nmm nAnt mincer . in tne navv. wno in nni him thai, the Colonel was a sutler in h; rA-iment. and exoressed ereat sur prise at neanug .ui uu iwinuujr Honors that naa oeen ueapeu upwa uuu. ThA Ttraliminarv trial of Mr. Click, the somnambulist, -who murderea -.. . m i nrtt. "w I 7 . . .. . 7 - . . his bed-feliow, too piace at ijto. uo Charlotte Observer says: 'The story tf nifoir wan that he dreamed the negroes tiari entered the store as anticipated by him - self and Mr. rnerp., I". ' X .;. a m, . m mj -; - & mnira no - xmt m mm flg duwi urn "S-S ' V ; i . . ui to tne room wcere ue ana .. iuw had been sleeoine. and realized at a glance the fall horror or nis aeea. ne n uuw fl ar BAMm tn to the house of Mr. Orub. .h atid .Mnet'tiT that gentleman. -'. . - "-m nr. ":- -m-- who had oeen arousea Dy nw -- Grub said his lamentations were heart-rend-ino-and that he told him at once that he Vvi' that ne had killed his best xnena in nis Bieep. x. was proven by both State and defendant's Witnesses tnat uncr was a oranuii-- and had frequently i! his own person llitoncl cutting himselt coBfliderably. r He hM lso beenknowi i tc .get np m uo I . iUA . MMi1tw vinrr thftt thA hllirt.1n Texas Twere T after' bii; and then run a VmLMmVVll weak bra f A TlflH TI 1 TTI Hfl 1 1 B1UHD. W UCU AID 1 "u . ,. via nirrVihnrn tn mm TUIUOK u ihi i..,6". - - I . . . " . a . Jl Jl T .& ' mmummUm - I tie him. wmcn tnev aiu. . xibb. wwa . .,.. :,wr j,hiw hia dead om "wnero uib udbu nseia lar'a fcorose. He Suddenly arose V w.Srfible S&oMOffear an to seize his dead - uncle. His sister, and a zentleman cauzht him. got him awake and went w Biw. iu iu i Jl" J gentleman caught him, got him awake and N. C.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1880. HEWaDVKBtHBMKNT.. I Mtjhbon Boys suits. I R. W. Chadwicx Notice. 1 j. C. Mohds Deep rock water. I . R. Edkhs Strawberry plants. I Chbss. Cablet & Co.Emply barrels. S Wajetted Position of teacher by a lady Attjentioh Howard Relief Engine Co. l-oeal Dote : The Court House, yesterday, iooked like "some banquet hall deserted." : The Grand Lodge of Good Templars from this State meets in Graham to-day i The Republicans of this city held ward meetings last night to organize for the campaign. I No rain hero yesterday. Up to that time we have had rain, every day since the 16th of July last. One hundred lamps for the VHw A young men's Hancock, Jarvis and Sbackel ford Club have arrived. The case of Stephen Riohard-I .! fon, charged with murder, comes up this mornins-. at 0 o'clock, in the Criminal Court. ; The special venire in the Rich ardson case aro expected to bp on band at the Court House this morning promptly at 0 o'clock. We will thank our country friends to write us briefly in regard to the effort nf thft iffiant rains on the corn and cotton crops. More heavy rains Saturday night. Sunday and Sunday night. A great many went to church Sunday, however, between showers There, was only-one case for drunkenness before the Mayor's Court yes terday morning, and that was disposed of without a formal trial We stated in "our last that Dr. Burbank was about to leave us. He says he has received an offer to go to Williams- ton, but has not yet decided to do bo The Young" Men's Hanoock, .... Jarvis and Shackelford Club will have a : , u.Hn.f.. 6veaing at the City Hall court room, at 8 ClOCK, 8Qarp. It is announced that Col. J. R. WinBtnn of lhfl National fGreenback) " " . " 7 ,T t. n ,. will speak io front of the old Market House ST a. .:..!. on Monday nigbt next. A little son of Mr. Watkins, of tho police force, was severely cut on the head by a brick maliciously thrown by John Thomas, a colored boy, yeaterday af turn rc n Thnmas waa arrested and locked up for a hearing this morning. A colored man named Ander son, living on Castle, between Seventh and Eighth streets, died very suddenly yester day morning. Coroner Hewlett held an inqueai, and the jury returned a verdict that the deceased came to his death from natural causes. -The Greenbackers of this Dis trict are notified by Capt. S..W. Noble, Chairman of the - Executive Committee, that a Convention will be held in this city on the 25th Inst., to nominate a candidate for Conereas. The califs signed by Capt. Noble and T. M. Gardner as Secretary. TemDeraaee. New Hanover Tent. No 57. Independent Order of Rechabites, installed the following officers for the ensuing term at the last regt ular meeting: -. v Shep. J. G. Dukes. P. (Jm R.-A. J. Deal C. RL; M. Guttenbnrg. D. ItTT-lUvidJaiathMi Treasurer-J. W. Winni - R -T.iE.8iIpr:-F. ShO2riSnith; Levite Walter Yates. I. G. Ira Skipper. O. G. John Roderick. R S. to C.R J. W. Hewett L. S. to C. R J. W. Branch. R. S. to D. R O. Jenkins. Ii. L. to D. R E. Roderick. nnnlin coantv A correspondent at Kenansville informs us that , the following important cases have been decided by the Superior Court oi uu- elin; in Ksslon during the pest week: T n ritlf . mm. RfA Hiehtower vs. A. tr. wimam, w- tion for slander; non-suited. Blount vs. Ford, land suit; compromise; 1 iudement for plaintiff. I ; nfArint vs. Frederick, action for debt; hon-suited ! Ttmwn vs. Tavlor. recovery of land; -a i iieu w aa w a u swm a.wv.r 'n j.S. iu ti of defe.d.ic. 0on, I aw i The ouota of colored insane patients al- inwed from this county were landed safely I ! Aa1nm aat -Tlvlv iK. fll Ratnrdav bv I Mr. David Wbst, Deputy Superintendent I , tu . - - n - of our County Poor House, with a compe tent assistant. Tbere were thirty-three cia6 About thirty moro were expected in a day or two. Mr. West and companion were weU pleased with the MrftnKemenl8 of the asylum and the man-. a m al - ----- mm mjA lha mOAf I wapvw . Z . ner In which it 4s apparently managed, m " B SUB UIV US W V . . - I ; nr. ... . Lhnni nnvantcen .i i h o 10a. u mat imis i. v-.- - 1 ji . l ' I . aa .. .n..4.nti h rice on 1 f"- .u. n.-. rf. i ih. !r1nltr o! Wi the Cape ITear riverain tne vicinity ui tt-. mingtoW and that ibo jltheref rem this4 . - a ai4terally injured year, 11 auBu bus uo , vi,. Trrinmi. wi nn inoni w.vw uiuuw. TUB IiiTB HAINS. TremendoDi Freiliei In itae Cape Fear-DamaKe to Cropa Hmltm Bro- ka Vn-Water Almoit np 10 the .ion or F.rm.on tt.eBi.ek niT.f, .. " -ii-t ;"l ?- Hocanin. isie. m . , .... The heavy rains of the past two or three weeks have been almost unprecedented in I extent and power for evil in this and the I . ... . . . .Ki.lMa Kh kanAAiillti B fvjk ' ... ... I BurrounuiDg wuuucb, uu, u tii. . .1 -m-.- t;.. a I.. I no u vmy accounts, WWCU were up looaturuay e ning, the river had risen upwards of fifty feet being within about twelve or fourteen feet, perhaps, of the great "Shermaq freshet," as it is called, ia I8fl5, when it was sixty-four feet and it was still rising. All the lowgrounds along the line of the . river are completely submerged, and the crops ;of corn, etc., under water, which will entail a heavy loss upon the farmers. We bear that several timber rafts on their way to this city have been broken up and scattered, and it was reported on the wharves veaterdav morniasr that at least one man had been drowned. This rumor, however, . t m. M L. . m. . originated no doubt from the fact, as re ported by he North State, that a raft got broken to pieces with three men on it, who Were in imminent danger of being drowned, but one of tbem finally succeeded in man- ing shore at what is known as "Sugar Loaf," while the other two escaped at a landing some distance below, whence they had to walk about thirty-eight miles to their homes. Another circumstance that miv have out credence to the report was the fact that an inquest wasTjeing held at some point on the river Saturday over a colored boy who was accidentally drowned on the preceding Thursday.but not through any mishap caused by the freshet Our advices from the Black River section are no more encouraging than those from the Cape Fear. The rains have been very heavy and frequent, and on Sunday they were the heaviest that have fallen since the commencement of the rainy season. Along the Rockfisb, a branch of the Northeast River, between Pender and Duplin coun ties, everything Is flooded, and a rise Of ten feet was reported for Sunday night: Mr. Matthew Johnson, who lives on the lA.fih atatnd vaflterdav that tbe water was up to his breast in his field. A "postal" to the Stab from Kenans ville, Duplin county, states that they are haying entirely too much rain in that sec tion for the cotton, and lhat Several mills in the county have been destroyed. A "postal" from Lilesville, Anson coun ty, says it was reported there yesterday that the Pee Dee was higher than it has been since the great "Sherman freshet" in 1865, and that much damage has resulted to tbe crops. Upland crops, onr corresponuuu adds, are also suffering from too much rain.' Indications of an immense freshet can be seen here, particularly in the large amount of drift wood passing down the river witn tbe current. Some one, who is a frequenter of the wbarves, remarked yesterday that enough passed oceacward on Sunday to supply the city a month in fuel. Yester day rafts of it could be seen passing the wbarves all day. JDallr Woattter 0alletln The following will show the state of the thermometer, at the stations' named, at 8.00 P. M. yesterday, Washington mean time, and also tbe amount of rainfall In inches for the twenty-four hours ending at 1 3 P. M., as furnished by Sergeant James W. Watson, Signal Officer at this Station: Tem. R F. Weather. Atlanta 83 .00 Fair 87 .00 Cloudy 86 .99 Clear 81 .03 Cloudy 86 , Kf Fair 84 .00 Cloudy 89 .1 Fair 85 .00 Fair. 87 .00 Fair 87 .20 . Fair 91 .09 Fair 88 - .00 ' - Lt rain 83 ;17 : Fair 84 .16 Fair 86 .02 Fair 83 .95 Fair 85' vOO - Fair 87 .70 Fair Augusta Charleston ; Coraicana Galveston.. Havana Indianola Jacksonville Key West . Mobile Montgomery..... New Orleans. .... Punta Rassa Savannah.. Wilmington Cedar Keys. ... . . Pensaoola ...... . The following ate the Iadicatioas for the South Atlantic States to-day: Clear or nartly cloudy weather, west to southwest winds, stationary or higher tem perature, and nearly stationary barometer . mariatrLtee Court. Lewis Coedall Was arraigned before Jus tice Millia. yesterday afternoon, on the charge of, assault and battery uponmma Cogdall. Defendant sentenced to pay $1 and the costs. Minerva. WilOams had a hearing, on a neace' warrant . sworn out" by Mollie Hill, and was ordered to pay the coats and give bond in the sum of $50 to keep the peace forfourmo U1VBB AMD IHAItlM-S. - The barque Gefa, from thi port, ar- 1 rived at Dover on the 7lh inst. I : h-k AAMr Ai.& H. DauaLus. DemireU. j cie jred at New York for this - port on the 1 . . 6lh lost The British barque Resolute, Captain Laurence, consigned to Bprunt & Son, has arrived. CaDtain Robeson of tbe steamer Wave t.ih mt.-t-maA iwaatardav evenlns'. renotS ibat the water la the Cape Jfear at Jfayeue- ville began falling early Sunday morniau hut later id the day was "on ine nse- again, I .Ai'atfti latAr. recedinir. .Yesterday moru- . Bui. ..,. , tjj - ,;- i- a L AT A 4.11 b A . W. A intr when tne rws .io".'. b.ibii. -7.1 - . JL. - efehCi-Ona awogewer dm bwb- iwuraea. Ka nantain -AMwi'i&ranto iKuV- o-- "- -"3 .1" , The. Captain nfiiw prion as to th&great damage to crops, c., ,r7T ( uw ...v.. - v WHOLE NO,' 4,052 1 1 - WATBB WORKS. ITleetlBc t Caatldtr tit Sfnbjecl A Committee anpolnted to In ! Kate: dee... t A meetlne was held at the omco oi ine Mayor yesterday afternoon ia accordancel Irwith a resolution passed at the meetiog of I If. . .. .! i.tuoiioard oi Aldermen, neia on tae ou 1 . .,..,.., um - a i . in - winHiiir inn itiiviiinLiiiiiiw ubl. tun i. t n of watef work8 in thecilof. , , vt.a I ff iimiDIFUJB. lUCiD VICIO UtODVUt MVIVI a t.,,vM., " .B(1 Aldrman FoBter. for the r- - " Board of Aidermen; Messrs. Norwood the Board of Audit a.qd .Finaeoei Mr. M. M. Kalz, f or the Board of Trade; Mr. Alfred Martin, ifnr Ifan HhimhAr nf PimmrM! Mr. R. K Mall, for the Produce Exchange; and Col. tW. . Bmitb, for the Board of Under- writers. Alderman Foster made a statement and read letters from Mr. A. Wilkios, of Charleston, li. O. in relation to water works, and suggested the appointment of a committee to. look into tbe matter. Col. W. L. Smith moved that Alderman Foster be appointed a committee of one to investigate the different systems, and obs tain the necessary data, ia order that the committee may act intelligently in the mat ter, and report at a subsequent meeting. The motion was agreed to, and the meet ing then adjourned . i a tar. uarrei mazing in iruut ui . i l li. : r . the court house last night attracted atten tion. A meeting had been announced of the Republicans of the Second Ward, and the court room was ablaze with light; but. where were the mourners f At 10 o'clock there was no gathering, and only Scott and a few others wero silently "sitting up with the corpse." The Oecja, hence, arrived at Am sterdam yesterday. A hrioht and hannv face neeoinff ont of ababv carriage ia a aure aiirn that the little occupant haa not been doctored with opium . V m aa. . f preparations, li your Daoy neeos meui cine buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup. w. a it contains notmng injurious. t CITY ITEMS. . nut auwuau piaAwiwijiiwiuuun rw rnrwr am . i -. . w L.... .. Uacria' News' Stand, and tho Sta Offlce. nrair a T7TnoT?Trv TVr w. s. PmiI- aent oi me iuegv oi x YBicuinB, uuuti,wiiK-n. "1 ha rr-cnm m r.iul A Oolden'a IJehie's Lion id Ex tract of Beef and Tonic and In vigor tor asitbe best la, JTeyer, ague, ana .obs or Appeute." www at riiHimK, axaw vr uu xwb T artT VXiV k rCTTTffn "W man an An m Inh of work, preach a good aermon, try a law avlt well, doctor a patient, or write a good article when be ffAAla mlaMpahlA anil tn.ll. witn alnotrlah hrain and naateady aerres, and none should make the attempt In each a condition when It can be ao easily aa cheaolT removed bv a little Hod Bitter. Bee and oiacr coiunn. uoany i.ico. A RRV!irA?rrR1ES-Jaat nmm the door for her. and lira. Winalow will Drora the American . Florence NUchttBsale of the Nnraery. Of thla we are bo sore that we will teach oar "Snay" to Bay, ilDinx her to 1n i SUP relie-ea the child from oaln. and carea dysen tery and diarrhoea. It softens tae gums, redaces .lnflaniinat lnn&mxoauon. cores wind coiic, ana carries tne in ' f ant safely through the teething period, lt per- pan u u nvuuiix lean, tt a un irerw mwmm - Winalow knew her only throagh the preparation of her Soetbag Syrup for Children Teething." If A hul urn nnvr would make her. an she la. a physical saviour to the infant race. Hold by au dru exists, so cents a bottle. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wanted. LAJT OF POSITION, WITH TUB BBBT of references, desires a situation as a TKACHXR. For farther information apply to an 10 St TEtB BTAU OFFICK. Notice. TOOM3 WITH BOARD, OK TABUS dSUAJtu . only, mj bo had npon application to pie under- : s-zaed AT ONCB. He also offers Ids serrlces to ; "r oneln need of a Book-Keeper. an ID It A. tt . uaaii n Deep KocklWater, l rN DRAUGHT. IC! COLD, For sale by J. C. KUND8, Drngglst, aalOtf 85 North Front street. Empty Barrels, OA A SBUBCTSO SPIBIT BARKtLB, 300 do OIL B ARB BUS, For aale by an 10 lt 'cmtaa, carlby & oo. Standard Seedling. T?KBST AND LABQXBT X1 STRAWBERRY GROWN. m . mima ..1. W vnVNfl riiiDivi wvj ' - . T.u TtaaHH fi Worth. fltmllTinL J. a a annnL nnm.au.u. n. . w TUrnea and J. F. GarrelL EaoB.. and Cast. F.M. WOOltTL OI WUUDEHID. IX . , mm in aaa . m iTTtl I a. T m- mm mm 1 ft M Attention ! ft Jf EMBERS OF TUX HOWABD BKLIBFFIBA i a w , o. Toa are hereby aotlied to .ni.v wnar VnstnA TTnoae. This fTOesaay) AT i tereoon. fota faut.i at K J-.. .T . .1 -ii r r- teraoon, lotn Hwt.4 n .oxw " v m. - -. ;w Uniform, for Parade and Bngine Tnai Wi . W w. ' W V TJnHIAr. - - flmAMt. - Bee. Becry. a 'inl... .tin kin t eal ved thai 1 -r.. vi. tium h ealllnr on thaTreeaa. .-.'I . ttrnf.. Rmtfrw 't w aw - aw "A blea en Mrs. Win-low." for he earriTe and escape the griping, collcklng and teeth- rio. . RH WrNHIitW'H HUUTHINU H' M Oa month., ., ? . J; J 'Blxmonttn,... ..." ' ntoft. NEW . "JUVERTJ8EMEN7U THOM ASiH. JMoKO Y ; ''.'.;.f1Trr-,'f :. -n- n; " ' UCCKSOft 0 BoatWriffllt -05 LlCKOy ' "' - . ... Country Friend, on tb trotpect of aueh One eropa. . .. . - fnm every qaartcr ho learna Uutt th Fanacr U la Cool epiriU. Do theroforo Jooka forirara lo a LARGE THADE, . and has therefore mada bla airanxamoDls to mott the large demand which aacoaaarUy moat follow. Hs will keep a large ' r 1 STOCK OP GROCERIES of every defcrlptlon. and he ch-llencca eomparlaon for GOOD GOODS AMD LOW PBICE. Til OS. II JHf-ttOY. Grocer and Llqaor Dealer, an 8 D&Wtf SAT Iforth Front Ml Bagging, Ties, Salt, &c. AA Bolls and Half Rolls BAOGLKQ, t V u Tons TIES, innnLb,Twrai1- 3000 Bick uviHPOOLBALT- 50 0 Choioa bat, ' Q AA A Bash White and MtzedOORN, J A A Bosh Water MUl JIBAL, tuu V w w .... tjh Tubs ana Tierces uk., ijf BblB and Half Bbls 8NUrr. 100 BXe TOBAOOO, JQ do and jBTaOOFFKB, Bbls SUGAR, Tona HOOP IRON, Bbls chelce GLDB. 2 Bbls BUNGS, 50Q Keg. NAIL Lye, toap. Potash, Candle.. Crackers, Candy, Oysters, Soda, Far sale bv an 8 ti UUtU-UIBK A CALDBR BUOh Boys' Suits,. OIZBS FBOM 9 TO 14 YEARS. uuuiu a suits. BIZKS FROM 8 TO 10 laA-tB. f lnlv a fnmv it thA. Mnil In nra. Win cioee them obi ry cneap. au iu ii auntun . X- tlw. . TV TT A Tt jjodli xou forget jll. XTO WIIERB IN TUB CITY CAN BUCn BAR- Al ai galas in Clothing be found ss ws will offor thta week. Our 7a:! Stock Is rabidly come In and wo want room for it. Bo if yon want to bay a Bam- . mer Bait Cheap bet urfc to glrs na a call and yon will go away "SUIT ED." DAVID, Tbe Clothier." aaStf Pianos and Organs OLD FOR CASH OR ON BAST MONTHLY and WUaLi INSTALLMENT PLAN, At HEINSBERGER'S. Standard Works, JN SINGLE VOLUMES, OB IB COS. LIT- BE1TB, , For sale cheap at u8tf HEINSBERGEB'B. We Bun TUlB LARGEST AND BEST SELBCTBD FrOCM A of FURN1TUKB In tbe State, and Offer the same at Wholesale or Retail low of tha aoy Hoase in Ue BUte, jlffllUKniTS ac nvnuoa, a. B. Coraer Market and Beeeod SU. au8U WUilBBtoa. M.O. , fieed. 1 A FRESEL 8UPPLT OF TUBA IT AMD ! CAB- BAGS SXXD (New Crop), oa hand, an4 tot salt at alow tgnrs by J. H. HARDIN, DruprUt, . New Market. aaStf Tally-Ho pBRAMBULATOBS ABB THA MOST DBSIK- ablaaaade. Newsnpply reoolred to-day . Faral tare and Bedding ef erery aesenpuoa always ia . . . T At -.. Btocs aaa soia at noes uiiurwa wj U. ml. Bai rn m saj, aa 8 tf Faraltnre Dsalers. Uri f TTT T1 . TuMM.M. ROBUI DIPPERS. SEIMMBRS AMD BTBSAM ore Cloth. Steam Oookers, llaware. whole sale; Stores, all sorts. Tbe BAM, everybody's farortte. WrlU for prices aad eatalojrna -i F. M. AINU A CO aa b tr wiimtngmo, n. j. Brovn Ct Roddick 45 MARKET 8TItZBTt A RB OFFERING BOMB OKBAT BAKQAINB FaU Biae Ho-eyeomb Qullu r in I la mii ..i i.i mii niuDia inr una mmi ! prwai bmih m a imw sen m 9 m w 1 " The Bates Qnllt , ' 1 SO Baguah Marseilles QaUta, all ataea sad aaallUes at jSoesraaflnf for Jl 16 U to oa Bridal Qnltt Fringed i mysatf brown a Eormicx. Examine ,Tonf Tninlts. A ND IF TTtEt.Nt0 figPlXftlNGl OR OOV- - 4 , 1 .. . v f 1. - 1 I enng sactd taeaa to oar Saddle, Haraees sad Boggy Shops, where they wlA be put la thoroegh order ty HO U . UIKIU tUJ I mm .J. , . 1. . 1 ' Tourioto AMD ALL FKR8OH8 ) WAMTXNW . TXtUHKS . aadTravelliuc Baca earn be faraUbad at the lowest prices from oor aew stoca jb.i m-a. ( Oar WholssaU and BetaU Uaraeee Kata-lUhaieat eaa't ba beat for latest Btylss and Best Ueoas lee ha least atoaer. ooaw rrooiyiu aaStf " MALLA&D ABOWDXN. II i back 8. O Tin vou endorse ana approve 1 ne went Dace 10 Dea. j