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rtS or S0BOMFTl"irM.AfW.v..
a ss
VDti
" 1?MtabserUere, deUvaxsd I any iertof
ToCWjSStai week. Our 6it Agenu
SSilntoper week. Our CitV Agents ..re
.athormn ww r .
...iTance. . -:
MORNING EDITION.
rTZrfirO poet ffica at Wilmington, N. a,
fc0,m icond-tOass matter. , .
OUTX.INK.
Hew York Greenback Stale Convention
ia seflsiont Syracuse. Coknabun
Upson nominated for Congreea by lheDxnv
oortU ia Sixth Texas District. At
Candahar too enemy has opened fite on the
to a vita Armstrong guns at a distance of
2,500 yards; infantry fire from the Tillages;
but few British troops wounded; the gar
rison baa over 4,500 effective men. . 1,843 of
bom are Earopeans; the enemy1 force it
e, timaied at 10.000. Rioting at Del
ist; 8om3 houses haTe been wrecked;
mounted police charged, and twenty per-,
wn3 were arrested., -r The . M&oooers;
QjKl sod Laural were wrecked off the
eoaet of Texas; "nomber dT lives lost.
Hostile Apaches are In the Siena CaDde
llM mountains; Col. Valle is sapposed lobe
llU their trail. - Hop. Hiealer Cly mer,
t Heading. Pa., was turned over in bis
enlace and had bis right arm severely
frcmrer. A large -fl-jnrieg mill at
Louis burned r Insured far $235,000.
Ola Baltiadead. -- St. Louis bad
t $500,000 fireyesierday . Many per
soaswere wounded and. several killed In
tbe riot in Ireland, oo Sunday last.
Thirty-four persons were wounded; in a
railroad collision near Vichy, France. r
Hon. James English is the Democratic
nominee for Governor of Conneoiicut. -
Cp. John S. Wise has been nominated
f, .r Congress by the Beadjastets of Rich
mond, V. The State Democratic
('(lovcoliou of Colorado met yesterday.
Tne British Bay they can bold Canda-
.,,. The American Bar Association
met a! Saratoga yesterday ; Stale laws Were
discU'S-'), an rquilabie bankrupt law
favored. and other matters commented
upon; ihe Association bas more than Are
hundred members. 'IT. Y. markets:
Hooey 22t percent; cotton firm at 11
1116U 13-16c; southern flour in buyers'
favor and dull; wheat a shade belter and
ftirly aclive; ungraded red $1 OS; corn
fairly active and Tlebetler; spirits turpen
tine; Srm at"3031c;Vosin firm at l 45
4J1. 50." ' z 1. ' :- '
The increase in travel to Europe
from thjs. country this summer was
?0 per cent over 1879.- '
Dr. Tanner is said to look very ca
daverous still, lie bas left. New
York for Ohio on a visit to bis father.
The Boston Herald is often classed
in Democratic papers as Independent,
h looks to us as if it were one-6fth
Democratic and four-fifths Repnbli-
nn.
The Sonth Carolinians are iq earn
est. Wo notice no less than thirty
four Democratic mass, meetings ap
pointed and published in the Charles
ton News and Courier.
Tbere . were r: thirty-one thousand
enumerators employed in taking tbe
census. ;; . Ttigdejajr in paying them is
eaused by the" large number. Only
five hundred Yoacer8 can be Prc
pared in a day.
The army VTbsrs arvery anxious
that Gen.'Shennsay; two letters to
Gen. Hancocl; in iftVft sbould bo pub
lished. They ; are . -highly curious to
know what oU Teoumseh held at that
interesting prioI. But , hp shakes
Kis head and refpcj-lb allow it.
George B. McClellan contemplates re
tiring from pVJaHcaaa fie expiration of bis
present term btJbfloe.v George" can always
find employment For -instance, he can
hire out as a patentditch-digger.- Baiiimore
Ameneah:' --
I f heete p, patenL , f Qol-killer
be might, find work '.in Baltimore.
He is a Demooratio soldter, hepcethe
dirty flingl
! '- I
Senator Hampton say: there U no
truth in the statement that bo said as
follows in' his Staunton speech: :
"Gonaider what Lee and Jackson would
do were tbey-'alivsy These are the same
Priociples forwblcavUiey fought four years.
Beoter&ber the men who poured forth their
Jife-blood cu Vlrgials's aoil, and do not
abandon them, now, ; Eemember that upon
yoor volet depends- this tnrwr of-the Dem
cratie ticket. v;' ;
The Radical papers started the lie,
Which wa mnnnf nntnrpd nnt of the
whole 3tlfcc Brit they1 will take care
not to contradict" the falsehood all
the tain'e.:
We must correct : an error, in oujf
leader on the second ' page . We in
icnded tosijlarjd not 1,025, as
it appears, tit does not seem certain
hat wis ergngon'sstrength at
K'og's MonJtjrBV-iH is Vifioasly
Btated. Cotonels -Shelby, Campbell
uu viearelantl'gire 'lhe nnmDer as
lO. X)grideoo; we 1 thmki
pUoes it at 1400, -whilst Gen. Wil
liam Lenoir 83idgi?wasyi,187i He
u in the fight and -says that tho
Mtacking party (thetWhiga) inum
oore gives it at SOO. ' ' i : "2
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We made a suggesUon to somq gen
tlemen yesterday relative to the grand
Democratio cclebratl6n, Q,.the;.24itt
when they at once said tous,' ! Why
doyonnt insist npoci iwf$ii&tl&l$
It is this: 'that the candidates should
speat at a timet, wnen the peopie iiv4
ing y in Pender,1' New ; ; Hanby errand
Brunswick can hear them and: then
have time to return to thoi homes
by supper time , or a little later.
There are. 'hundreds :of Voters who
will come to Wilmington in their ve
hicles or on horseback if they "can ;re-;
tarn that .night by bed tiectew v It
strikes us there-1 shonld "be speaking
at 2 o'clock P Mi sharpy as well as at
night. Town people jShonld not be
selfish, but provide av feast of good
things ior our friends from the coun
try as well as for those who may re
main at night. . Let Gqt, Jar vis and
other candidates speak : in the" after
noon, between 2 and. 6 ofdock, and
let the night speaking begin at 8$
o'clock sharp and. continue until the
"wee sma hours ayent the twah"
Such is our suggestion to the Comr-
raittee who have the matter in charge.
Let them oonsider it.
If the most red-mouth Radical in
all Yankee-doodledom were to come
into any Southern State and to be
even pelted with rotten eggs the
hoodlums of the Northern press
would be for war and wouli have the
army sent among ns. - isnt it a JJem
ocratio colored man nndertakos to
make Domooratio apeeohes in North
ern States how is he treated ? Read
the following and judge' for your
selves:
"John H Harris, the colored Democratic
orator from Virginia, ia having Jk sough
time north of the Potomac. : Lsi weea na
was twice violently assaulted la Delaware
bv men hf hla own race, who had BO toler
ation for a colored man who talked De
mocracy. Thursday last Harris attended a
picnic of a colored fst 'at South Chester,
Pa., but as soon as his political antecedents
becama kuowu be was knockeu qown anu
beatm anI Bcvervsly injured." ,
That spit fire sheet, the Philadel
phia jPresst hopes that after such treat
ment the Virginia colored speaker will
not attempt to speak againin Pennsyl
vania "and thus antagoniso his col
ored brethren" Ah and do you call
that freedom of -speech ? It is all
right for a white scoundrel to tome
South with his lies and "antagonize"
the whitec, but uo, negro must go
North and dare advocato such a glo
rious Union soldier as Winfield S.
Hanoock without being knooked
down, beaten and severely injured.
And that is the Northern freedom of
opiniou.
The Raleigh Observer of the 18th
thus refers to the late Gen. Grimes:
, "Up to the time of going to press nothing
new has been developed as' (0 the murder
of Gen. Bryan Grimts. The cW
sens of both Bsaafort and Pitt are deter
mined that every possible maDS shall be
used to catch the aasaiain.-"No quarter
will bo given the murderer if caught, they
say. At the same place where the General
was killed Dr. John McDonald, of -Washington
was shot a few years sgo. He re
luroed tho fire until every chamber. of his
pistol was empty but one. 'Tbe night being
so dark that he could not ftstingui&tbe
would-be assassin; tbe latter eseapea
unhurt," , - -'
. General Rosecrans says that in tW.
weeks after the Hancock Legion -was
formed m SanPranciscott nnmbered
five thousand. He thinks it will
number ten thottsanr ;inr the State
voi::xxvio
. if .L. Vlk-t.-o.lAJaV. Afr-: ilair-CTMdtedofTirltfrsyiat
soldiers are admitted
1 UK STATU CAr SUP A .lOfKj.-
;Gov. Jarvis spoke at Carttwga on
Monday last. , " '
Col. Kenan and Br. Worth spoke
on last Saturday in Wayne cpuhiy.t
We have-seen the name, the
elector of the Sefenth district spelt
fonr waysin the papers within a week.
Which is the correct ay? .". ' "
Maj. Do wd5 ia going downuintp
Stanly "next weekv on the - hnnt .of .a
BepabHcan candidate. :fl will pro
bably speak in 'tbaV cOuntylm the
24 th t and MiYuiMwijjmB
will in all probabiHtj accorany' himi
A note " from ;Shelby says: 'A
Hancock and Jar r inlob iwas' formed
tn hthv on Satnrdar .evening. A
great' many joined one or; two
nnblicans. :We r arcfcgolne .low
Tememberiog that eternaUvlgitance,
ana hard work 'are the price ofliber?
ty, -Maj.Dowd and CoU Beh;
neit returned bandar morainff ffphi
Hickory 'where
speeches Saturday at the mass meet-
ing ana' nag-poie raisipg..i.
With ingnlat wiUfing nna
nimlty the townships of thja county
have ihairnotecTj their" delegatesKto
press the claims of onr distinguished
townsman, CoUfWOtifrenc
for the position of Undge, ana N some
of the adjoining counties have eaaght
tin -the insDiration. f We have
assnranoe from headquarters that it
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8i''"S-ffiMSl';S
IsX'ibe.'ppble ;of Gorprnbi Jrxit
speak at 6boeI
both, but that our . county .; will . be
reached later in f the oanyass. ;f7
Theoampaign is -nowi fairly .opening
In this rooanty. tpl.-French : speaks
at Shoe Heel to-morrow. (Thursday) ;
CdLRowlahd 'and tTJ' Norment
speak: at - Howellsvillejon- Baturday,
and Cok& T. Bennett Presidential
Elector, will speak at the Red Springs
on the same dhrZitmbertdn Robe-
1'
Spirits Turrjentiue.
'r .Mr. ' Prederickr J.f JbhW. ops' of.
New Berne's best men every way, .is , dead,
; -.Some bf the papers are copying
: the llemars' SentineTs style of destroying
the use of paragraphs. The whole is a bad
imitation of the French It is Frenchy
without the point and dash and wit. r
i Raleigh bbeerverx Several cases
jot typhoid fever are reported in the city.
; -Four hundred and twenty colored ex
cursionists were in the city on Sunday.
iThey came from DauTille Virginia, and
arrived here at 5 o'clock in the morning
iThey were very orderly and enjoyed, their
jvisit in auulet way. .-, ''':,"r' ' VI
1 'e'Btaiesri
iMWaithe 2Tm be' Jgood enough to tell us
ho the road (Western North Carolina lBaiI:
road) is going to be built ? The American
.editor ia much nearer the road than we are,
kn&a trip to it will answer; bis question
more satisfactoril v than we can : but our bu
propion is that the road wilL be buUt by I
xaemoers or the American party, wno are
hired out to the owners of the road by the
State, and whose wages are promptly paid
to the Bute. Baleigh New. -
i Lumberton Robesonian : .Wo
have heard Miss McCall Jtwice, once at
her home ia the midst of a large number of
friends and relatives, and later at this place
bn the evening of the 11th Inst., and on
both occasions she came up to the farthest
ark of expectation. According to
e: census just taken there are but fonr
inn tins In iha Rtatathat ahhw as laree an
ncreaaa as Robeson Mecklenbnnr. Wake.
Halifax and Yadkin. Then 1 comes Bobe-
son, with" an increase Btnce 197V oi v.oau.
Yadktu county shows the largest per cent,
being: over 100. Robeson and Sampson
coon ties have exactly the Bame population.
j Charlotte Observer : It; is
somewhat remarkable : that ' the first bate
Of new." cotton? add "to "North Carolina
should come from under the very shadow
of the mountains, but it Is even so. Mr.
John Harrell sent us yesterday from Shel
by a sample of a bale which he raised in
Cleaveland county and sold in Shelby on
that day at the extraordinary price of
- At a meeting of the congregation of
8L Mark's TiUtheran church Sunday morn
ing. Rev. E. A. Wingard who resigned the
pastorate of the church about .a month
ago,, was unanimously recalled, , and the
church council was authorized to notify
him at oce. -
1 The Raleigh News thus refers
lb the late Gen. Grimes: "His fame as one
of the 'hardest fighters' of the Army of
Northern Virginia was won by the intrepid
gallantry of bis men and a glorious personal
courage. It was the pride of the army. On
taa lyth .f Sentember. 1864. after the
Umented llodes bad fallen and Breckin
ridge's division bad been overrun, uenerai
Urimes assumed the command of Rode's
division and covered the retreat from that
disastrous field. Upon the death of Gen.
Ramaeur. one of North Carolina's heroes,
Who had succeeded to the command of
Rodea division,Gen. Jubal A. Early, made
a speciar-wuest ofithe-War-Department
tat Gon Grimes should' be 'promoted xrver
t&e heads of his ieniors to fill thevacahcy
t3at hadodyiataHty attending" ltw
. t A correspondent pfthe Char
lotte Oosarnjr wriieS concerning the storm
14 IrediUsI find that the storm was not
destructive t for- more than flye miles.
Messrs. Beir& Brew brooght here this eve
ning, at 3 o'clock, a quantity or. ice wnicn
Ihair farm . At. 1 2k'dock
Friday afternoon, one piece ef iwhkSmea-r
sured seven inches in circumferencea The
ffmanWhls have -suffered ; most "aro:
Messrs.; Bell Bro. , J . - A. Caldwell,' tl. J
Davidson, Thomas juaia wen,-xji x. .w.
Mott and JfeV O. Houston. The tenants on
these farnis isve Indeed 'suffered badly.
What they will be able to gather from their;
devastated fields will not pay for the guano
they used; this too when iheir prospects up
toj tho time of the storm we're never better.
Many -fowls were 'found dead after the
storm." -J-3'-"-.: !' r:
.Winston, Xeaderv. There iff
arlnW rtfrTnrfenha in the 'noDUlation Of FoS 1
shhiecntt3aiails.-3a thexBegtaterof Deeds f
06 this county, in :aeu nas n a,ou,
whila-we-Hiakeit ut819. The
rLutsm la Aailed-msbB tohronldle thadeath
of anothir highly esteemed cltiaL
stn,'DtAS, it yttiuvl tHQil-Sltm!
mer, in me pvvu jcj ui wo
fnkwears ha iwaS an officer i&Patrick
cotanty, Vaarir repr'esentJd ahat ceunty
three terms. tn the Virslnia.Legishftnre.
'-U That DmhtmEeeortteri sayaThe
Rev. C J : XJurtis bidVfareweH tolbe con
grfegatfbn of 8W MalQre's, - HUfe&oro, of
kiK" ha hA nharira vfottho nasftwelve
yekra in an eloquent
Mr. CurtisTbaS Decome a -ci2en-ii n
placciHe wmdittheaCi2fcts
A. DAI
ntrfrftaiDBnBToek'WKter ?
k Aliaa4-Hats, M.
G. Babxeb &C&4-Fresh ttmef
iiSxarma FJuWaniDduiorilsil
: ttknwHFlfttt. :'
; MaxeTidrdiWard Democrats.
I OrapaWO& hy, &c
EETlHO ounn vr ara uvmvviav
n . nmiia-'N'ArTTrimamachiBesl
E h W. MJ i.mt n mm m-m- .
. ihiMhlMrinifAtr.
, 'One -otlhs vntnaerdus, cows, whic ae.
corainuiUy - wandering Moot j the itSefQr
seeklnirwhat they may; devour, made her
wavinto the front gale, of Mrs. S. R.
ara J.ll- .Aalf anAfl fWtn ?&Af.ft.. MtXTtleil
Walnut and Red 'Cross, tireets, yesieraaj
morntBir: and broke down, a beautiful Ivy ;
tarcil oyerthe gateway; besldeydolhg other
aami(p w,a . rV.rIlJ.J.- mi , ir. alao coloreeL"
and
hbzs ieejatd thlnltlhey are prmiegea4
Cbai actersoAonr4Str4eta,ha they, hiavjnd
that theySalrl made ahiff mlBtake aorni
of tlese daja; i- - - - - -
jlh-lrU -t )i oX. VlIJI -I'tii i timii
tl L'M&V Jas.' C McRae, -of ' Cdrn-
berland;' was fn the city yosteruay.
r-Tho first scuppernong grapes of
Ihe season were in i market 'yesterday..;. ;J
' ' ' flas the bull-do ordinance ever
beon repeaied? if not. Why is it not en
foroe'd?
..Stephen .-Richardson ,iwul ,JB
hung on the same gallows from s which Al
len bathes midehto-exlU C''i i
- i- J There wasf aaero wd "onthej
Front Streef MethodlsT excursibn yester-i
day, and theyhaora flne;day for' '
. Pon't forget the ward meetings
to he held to-night complete the pro-?
gramme for ihe ratiflcttlon meeting on the
;24thinst. ' v ''
r MaryDavisj f colored, , was "ar;J
rested and-committed to jail . yesterday, for,
Inon-paymsnt , of costs n an old- case tried;
ibefpre JastieerMillis; ; ;, cuo ; u
f ..... ;
I -i: A -planter in tbe neighborhood
iof Laurinburg, fttehmbnd cpnnl, in 1 $
private ietterld a' husi
i8sys the cotton crop in that section lias hot.
oeen materially aamsgea ia jam i iu.
r-,AmoBg the speakers who will
certainly be at out ratification meeting on
the 24th, are Vance, Ransom, Fowls, Lesch
and Duncan K. McRae. Can any State in
ithe Union heat this combination of stump'
ppeakersf '.- ...1
i --- John Thompson, a seaman, who
jwas before the Mayor's Court Monday
knorning for disorderly conduct, was ar
rested yesterday, at the instance of his cap-r
iais; and locked up in the guard house for
Safekeeping.
:: The ladies of Smith ville propose
giving a big "hopf' at that place on Friday
bight next, and we learn thatqvilte a num
ber of the young ladies and gentlemen of
this city expect to go down on the steamer
Fauport and participate.
!- Messrs. ' irkwpod and "Hewes,
Locat Board of Steamboat Inspectors for
this Distiict, were, in the city yesterday,
Mr.Kirkwbod is acWmpanlcd by his wife.
JTliey are quite an elderly couple, their
combined ages aggregating 163 years.
The Young4 ' Men's Hancock,
glish and Shackelford Club hkd arousing
meeting last ' night af the City Hall, and
were addressed ' at length by Mr. A. EL"
bldhanx ' The Club will meet again on
Friday night to arrange forhe distribution
of torches, etc.
fce FI rat Bale of New Cation. , " ''
j The Drat bate of new cotton for the
fresco t season was received h0re yesterday,
It waa shipped . hy Mr. G; A Roper, of
iaurinburg, Richmond county (as ,then
tiooed io a special telegram lo ihe Stab
and jpubll&hed in our local comma y eater
day), and' was consigned to Mr. E. Lilly,
df this city. It was called strict low mid
dling, -weighed 63ft pounds, and waa sold
to? 12i cents per pounds ?jThit; ia the first
rjaW of bow cotton produced rd sold in
this State i this season, and is tea days earlier
than thai first one received last season,
which reached hereon the 28th of August;
We are also adytsed that a bale of new
cotton for Messrs. Kerchner & Calder
Bros. ' was shipped yesterdsy from Shoe
Heel by Me.- B. S. McCbrmic,eing the
first from thaf place. !'W will be beire fcoM'
dav. Also, that Messrs. Williams4 Murf
chison were Vdvised y esterday of the shfp-
ment to mem or a new oaie ifom ouiuwi,
routh Carolinaranii Mr. E J. Covington
oi ono to him from Laurel Hill, NprlhJ Vance flag of ,6.Speeches were
QarSlna: " t delivered by MessfSrlauske, W. G,
j aw Jii ftlerfy-, nd fcspE B? lPowersf The pole
Anna Sherman and Josephine Piftford,
two colored girls, were arraigned on the
charge, of i being engaged : an . aflray,
t dhring ! which the o latter was severely
wk)inde6on Ihe bcad by a ' brick thrown
by the former.' v Anna Bher man was or
dired to be locked up In a dark cell for a
n .ahdltben," . iurnedovsr r.f httlse
whooromiaed o send . hei out of the Oily.
a case ;ilnsf! Josephine- Plgrordfwas. -
aucnargeu.
eorge Pittelow, charged with.drnnken-
neas MdrhttftjSl' the, , pice was Ordered
toj pjiyjtOuiioX 410,v which oondiiion .; he
comphd vtth and was released. ",
Jtev. Dr. J. R. "Wilson, pastor of the
First Presbyrian CrMttchoJf, this cityhst
left his post for an absence of sorno. weeks.
Tie Prabyicrian says: "During Dr. W.'s
absence he will attend the General Council
of Ith'ePresbylerians throughout ihe World;
wiich meets ia Philadelphia on September
23d. He is expected to present , Id i the
Council a paper on the subject of Evangel-
wja if m a'iriaite Hla ' f.ifa ' - -: .
The condemned .maP Stephen Richard?
Bot) , requestwi ! yesterday that one of his
lawyers be senr to'hinvas be wanted ito
haVe hla will written. He was asked by
Ms; half brother Jleayedny, and he
replied that he ptifedMjM thne,4 Several
of jthe colored, ministers have ; visited hirn.
crops lm Oolnmnna, .. . . V.
fllle, Columbus county, says: "The crops
a tila county , are Injured jrVflrynuichjby
1 fyiij Thereiwill be uotalngiUkeagood
f ikar aAM ITlh'WS A 1 ; ,-' ;
ffilaslstrate'a coprss l'-:'
i Zilohla Boston." cblbred, was arrihjned
Dsfore Justice Itots;;a peace aabt;
f-J W
Defendant was ordered' to pay the; costs
ahdiglve bond in the Sam or50 to ke
the peace for fonr mohihs.1"' n '
rv-iiii
fcQu?'i
t-
1880,-
Ttoo axaiifieacioia nee'tina; Nexti fail
. The time df aws nlfih for io great ratjflr
cation meeting In this city, and the neoes.
sary arrangemehtSi'aeheinjj 'puaheji viort
ward;; by, tha varioaa committees .having
them; In charge: IFrom present : appear
ancea it will be ono 'qf the grandest aCairs
or tne Kina mat ever. tooK-juaco .m hu
mlngtoo. 1 Indeed, 'when -the. number of
eminent speakers to oe present is taaen into
COTlldeaitpp m$f$&ii f kthere evejwas
sxush an oneJ Jheld In tbej State. ' Among
those ertaitftjpheherd.' from abroad may
be mentioned SonatorsV
Gen. J, M. Leach,! Gov.; Jfrvia and Hon
I D. Gi Fbwle, which pteseiits atr array of
talent and ability calpnlaiea to impress .yie
minds of the people , with, the importance
of the occasion, if anything can . We exV
pect to see a large crowd . of people here
; from the surrounding country, and also:
from along the lines of the various railroads
!all of which base reduced their rates as an
inducement to that end.. . Come on, gentle
men, and let ns. give "one long pujl, a
8trongpuu ana a pau aiiogeiner ior nu
icock and English, Jarvis and hfa co-nominees
on the State ticket, and for bqr Con
jgressional standard-bearer,: J. W. Sbackel
iford. ....... -
ssatlv waatner Bulletin, i
Thai following;; will show the state of
the thermometer, at.the stations named, at(
3.00 P. M. yesterday, Washington mean
lime, and also the amount Of rainfall fn
Inches for the twenty -four hours ending1 at
BP. M, as furnished by Sergeant James
W. Watson, Signal Officer at this Station:
. " Tem. R, F. Weather.-
Atlanta. .
77
;09
XX)
.00
.00
.00
.00
.11
00
.04
.00
.00
"OO
Mi
.48
.03
.00.
.00
.00
Cloudyi
Cloudy
Fair '
Tht'ng
Cloudy"
Wear f
Olondy
Clear :
Fair! :t
Frit
Fair"
Fair
Fair '
Fair ...
Fair
Foir
Fair
'Fair
Augusta.
Charleston.......
Charlotte.........
garsicana
alveston........
Havana.
IndlahOla.
Jacksonville. . . .:.
Key .West.......
Mobile:.!.......
Montgomery. .
New Orleans....:
Panta Rassa
Savannah. : ......
Wilmington......
Cedar Keys......
Pensacola .......
83
84
75
08
88
85
88
84
86
91
80
84
81
,30
87
! The following are the Indications for the
South Atlantic States to-day:
j Stationary or falling barometer, nearly
SlaUouary temperature, north to east winds,
partly cloddy weather and local rains.
t i v k bj j Ait tf- irxA tain av;
'; Up to the; time, the steamer D, Jftrr
chiton left FayeUerillo on Tuesday morning
last there bad 'been a rise of about three
feet in the river, caused fcya heavy rain
along the upper Cape Fear Sunday night,
irhere are now about twelve feet of water
bntbeshoalB. "
For the Star.
: 0BRXOC&AT1C HIGKOBlr POI.B.
j FATETXEVmJB, Auguat 10, I860. '
Mr, Editor: Last Friday eveniogcaTled le
fiewa scene which can only be cherished
by ttHie Democrats. At 5 o'clock the stal
ari4 Democrats of the bldKFirrt Ward of
Oils city could he5 seeit gathering It Flag
pole Sqriare,1 f or the purpose of raising
Democraiic pole At 5:30 cTc)ock thel pole
stood 60 feet erect in the air, with a pair of
rjuck horns on iu toplhe same horns used
four" years sgo. "Half. piut;egt 'cjoc
4cing the, .arjrlnted7thne' .iof hoisting, the
flag, quite a concourse1 of Democrats! had t
gainereo. .xue up&waa ufanu vuo
vtenorabfe old DemocratHaTdy Depo, who
is characteristic for hkvro arawn - up the
Polk and Dallas flag eri84o and , tne TUtlen
ii a beautiful hickory; procured from the
lanu oi JUr. J. w . ajiaravm waaen couniy,
and through the oourteey . at.- Capt. A. H.
Worih, abdHr. , J. E. Flowerawaa trans
ported trom its woodland"homeJ' up .the
Cape Fear" on ! the' steamer Hurt,' and do
nated to the First Ward Club, where it now
stands, with a Haucocki Jarvis and Shack-.
elford, flag 5 boating: from, ite topmast.
Everything, points to a vDemocraUc Tictory
Lin eomberiand in November nexr.7 1
f 1 Tntra' BXitjB ! DaicbbB at; - 1
.;; I m m an . 1 - '
XfilB HIAII.8.
The mails close ajjd; arrive at, the City
Post Office as follows:.; ; " . "7 ..n , ,
t:'!; -vcnosa;- s. ...
NjrtherA through andky 13 101 ' !i
maUsj.rt'....LL....U e:50 A. M.
Raleigh. w,v.,5:30 A. M. itnd 5K)Q P; M.
Mails for the N. 0. Railroad, , v
' from,' including-A. ctUVu"'1 '
Railroad at. ..V;. ..vii' B:30 A. M.
Southern malls for all points .
; South, daily 7:45 P. M.
Wsternma(C.aR'yJd
(except Sunday. ............ 5,-00 P. M.
Mail for Cheraw & Darliagton
" Railroad.ii.k .. . .v; . i.. i- ?45 P M.
Malls for points , between Flo- ' 1 '-
rence. and Charleston ....... 1 :45 P. M.
Fayetteville.ajidofficeBonCapft -
: JreaT" River.Tuesdays and ' " ""
a.Fridayswi'.";.i......'...'i. 1KX)P M.
Fayette ville, ; via Iimnberton,. :-
aa4ailyr except Sundays.. ? 5:00! P. M.
OnsTow 0 V BU'V and JtotermeT f
diate offices; Mondays and .
; Tburtdayai .feiVl.-iWi.,i.1..-.'J6aW A;;M'
Smithville mails,' by? Steams '
boat, daily (except Sundays) 9a00 A. M.
Mails for Eaay. Hill, . Town
Greek, Shallolte . and Little
River, Mondays and Thurs
days . iV. .Xh?. i . . . . 6 KK) A. M
Wilmington and lack River (Y
Cjhapel, Mondays Wedaes- -jr-
djava and Fridayif. .... 5:00 A. M.
' ' ! -: '-' ';opbh won .DEUVKIIV. 1 ; ; .
Northern 'through - and way
mails. . VWi
7.-00 A. if. r
Ronthem-mbila.r. . . .u. . . J a 1 1 :30 Ai M,
Carolina Central Bailroad. blO AM.
1 BtaBip.'Offlce open from 8A M. tola Jt,
andfrom a to30 PM. "Moaeyrirderahd
Register Department open same as ' stamp
OBltto,ho3inteqxi c" '
; iGeneral dcUveryjopen Irom ftWA. M.
to 6i50 P. M.,jmd OASuAdayafjomSO to
an?rf foi"sal5 atliefaiiefivery
- Mails coueciea irum bitco uoxes every
day at 3.80 P.M.
t "...
f
i ."ii;f f i ' tii
I -TfV i.r-ir-sjii" uWh i i.'
j -,!OT6!b60
a un&KD si as a- ' ; jn b mr i bo-op inti
' lherevkU bo a Grand Mass Meeting and
ZorchligTdProemion of the Democratic Pitr
ty onZuaday Auffutt 24ii, 1880. at Wil-
Tbe following named gentlemen have ac-!
cepiea invitations ana win do present anu
address' the meeting !
..ii s
- donT J.'JABvrs, J - ' ' '
HonZ. tit VAKCH, I,
Hon.jM. W. Raksov, ,
f;K-Honi Dl'G.Fowiit. : -
. ; 1
i Hon. J. M. Lkach, .
k F1. Hi BtJBBKK, Esq.',"
i D. H. McLban, Esq.;
.CpL DKwMcRae, ,
ni Mai. C M. Ottoman, "
j( Mai D. J. Dkvahe. --.-.
And the following have also been inyited
and it is hoped willbe present : '
j j i Hen . A- a MkuXtmok; ; r .
r. J, W. SHACxstFOBD, Esq..
- li!Hen.,(A.MiWAlmKix; "
"jn 'l CaP Oct. Ooxk. f ''
' The Wilminston & Weldon and Wil-
mington Columbia & Angnsta Railroads
wiil issue tickets good for three days at two
cents a mile each way, and ,the , Carolina
Central Rail way will ieeee return tickets St
greaUyredoced. rates- for, which see (circu
lar. The ' Fayetteville and, Black' River
boats will Jssfai lckeu for tbe round "trip
for one fare. . . r . . , : .
All Democrats are invited! to participate.
.'By ithe General Committee, 1
F. H. Dabby, Chairman.
Jamec TP. King, Secretary. tf.
Tblral Concreaaional District Joint
CaOTtii;
:MesrsV Jj W. Shackelford and W. P.
j Caoadsy will address the people at lbs fol
lowing times and places : :c' "V.
, Aug, 24; Hunting Quarters, Carteret Co;
t
zo, ueauiort,
28, Newport. " :
27t PelleUer. Mills, r r.
28, Swansboro, Onflow County. .
' :
. !.
j;.. , vr acsBoovuie,
. "81, Catherine Lake, -r
Sept 1, Chinquepin, Duplin County.
2, Kenansville, "
8, Branch's 9iore
! Other appointments will be made in a
few days. - : ! v , D&W-tf
! District papers please copy.
. 1 11 aj , -
Headache Dizziness, Sour Eructations of
the 8tomach. Bad Taste in tha-Month. Bil.v
jidus Attacks. Palpitation of the Heart, Pain
in the region of the Kidneys, Despondency
aim xoreoouings 01 xivn, are tne onsprings
of a torpid Liver. For lhase complaints Dr.
null's ijiver PiU has noaqual. A single!
uuse win convince anyone. f
1 jwmuu BiMn can aiways oe ana at ine
foUowing places In the raty: ThePnrcoll Uouse.
arrls' News' tttand. and tha Sca Office.
ODteioa of Knfnent Th. B ' T Xir.lt Aa'
11a, jBtd. Coldan'a.Uabig'a Bxtraet or . Bef aa4
QXMua imvigorater, to a moat exeeDentiraparatlon,
lt ia
is par excellence. UoDerlor to flod.Llier Oil m
j thlnR erer need in wasted or Impaired consu
ation, and an excellent DievantlTe of malarial
diseases. .
Gsjonr A- Fxjunma, Agents, WllnUnirton.
Ay uiiiiauiaui. on. : i
Washington, U. C. writes: "I beUero it to be all
waong- and, eyen. wickd ' for darcrmen or other
public men to be led into girlng teatunoaiala to
Qoack doctors or vile staffs called nadiclnea, bat
When a really merltoriooa article made of valoable
remedies known to an, that aU phyaielaas use and
trust la daily, wo shonld freely commend it. 1
therefore cheetfattjr and heartily commend Hop
vuwn iut ute kwu uey nsve
friends. SrmlT baUsrlnr tfafrr
hare no equal for
ramuy nae. I win not be wlthont them
AW
ton. fptut ya8(t.s :
WHO IS ItBlL WTWSTOW A.
w rrsqueatly asked, we will simply say that aha Is a
may wno ior npwaras or thirty years has untiringly
devoted Iter time and talmta as a female Phyatoian
and nam,' principally among children, bhehaa
especially studied the consUtaUon and wants of this
anmeroos class, and. as a result of this ffnrt and
practical knowledge obtained la a lifetime spent as
none andpbjatclaa. she has compounded a Booth-
ins: Dyropror cnuaren teethins. It operatea Uae
iCm-HOTUIff reat and health, and Is maraorer snrs
to regulate the bowels. Ia consequence of this ar
tlclelfrs. Wlnslow Is becoming world renowned aa
a benefactor of the race; children certainly detanua
nrand bless herr esneciallr ia this tha cam in this
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup ara
DAH.T sold and used here. We think Mrs. WinaloW
baa ImmortaUaed her name by -this invaluable arti
cle, and we sincerely believe thousands of children
have been saved from aa early grave by Its timely
Wi mam, u minion a jo. anoorn wm snare ua
bfcncflta, and unite la cafliag ber blessed.; Ho mo
ther has discharged - her duty to her suffering little
one, la our opUOon, until aha has giveajt the bene,
fit of Mrs.' Wlnalow's Soothing Syrup. Try it, m-
thera--TKT IT MOW. LlUjaf VLtUnr Nm-
cay. "Bold by an Drtigglata. 5 cents a bottle. ,
NEW, yERTJEAPENm
First Vaiitta tne Froal! ,
,T ALLY TO TUB DBMOCKATJUBUGLB CALL,
JX Victory Ites-wltbia your Grasp T - Tou are here-
oy notiaea 10 aim ereatpuy TiqMT, at 8
o'clock. Business pertaining' to the Grand Katift
catloa Meeting. August S4thT to be transacted: A
rail attendance la requested, . .
l- S-t'tOOH- ll'DTJDLBTi President
w, n. btbauss, Hoyy. genew copy, an 19 it ..
SeconilWard Democratic CInl),
fBMBBB8 OP Tflk SSCOND WAKD DBMO
iA' ! ::Ti(f& rjc .irtf ;C
CKATIC CLUB are requested to meet at tbe Court
House, at S o'clock. P. Jf.. thttrsdav.. tiw ifttb
instant, to make arrangements for the BatltcaUen
Meeting oa the 14th.
auisst
. BONBY. VlcePrea't.
TMri ari Democratic Clnl).
rTHBBB WILL BB 'kX MBBTIKG OP THB.CLUB
TO-NldHT; at MUNDS' HALL, to make arrange.
mento for theEatincation Meeting on tbe S4th. A
fnU attendance desired. , .. ;JaS.W.EING,
auM it Kerlew copy ' Secretaiy.
Attentlofl Democrats
DBMOCKAT8 OF THB POTJRTH WABD ABB
requeated to meet at the CITY HALL, Thurs
day Bveaing,19th instant, at 8 o'clock, to complete
the programme for the General .Ratification oa tha
Mth but. Business of importance wilt be trans
acted. , W. P. OLDHAM, Chalrmau. ,
. Jaans KajromcK, Becry. - T an 19 if
l iffi fari
A LL DBMOCBAT8 Tjf THIS' WAKD ABB BB
;XA1 quested to attend a meeting of the Club, at tbe
Btednvaar fire Company Bouse coraer of Vlftb and
Hub Streets, en Thursday BTeoJng. 19th Instant, at
8 o'clock. Business of Importance m be attended
to.' P. T. DICKSBV, President,
Paajra Wnuaxsow, Ssc'ry; .
aal
is it -
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KAA Bales TIMOTHY HAT,
OUU : v iPeas, Pearl Hominy, aad
xne "nest uoiiea meai m iu u nr.
. ; as ngnres tnat will asumtsn tne ni
) PBBSTON CUMMING
an 19 tf v 1 ft Mlllera and
Grain Pealera ;
vfi, - : ir.-A
Deep.EockWater,
OH DRAUGHT, ICB. COLD, . . , . . f . .
, For sale by , , . , . ,e
I-K; J. a XUSDS, IMUgglst, ...
'it
6, tJit.J
aul9tf 85 North Front street.
uaTxaov ADTcniiimu. ,
Ofi arua c&4a9,;M...r...,,..Ji Of
' 7 twtf aja,..Uk..wi'.rMU 1 IS
m., iAflaa..(....,&:'...i...i' SO
iht steajr a,. .....,s...
'KtnweeaV..:'.V.st!i..v,.1IM .4 CO
..ye uayt,u..Jtia. a a t 1
1 in wnii.. ....... rr.
a m
... s s
a i
' Cw'tWnCract Aarmttnnx -tatnk aH prefo
tlonatrfytowTaU;,';; '"
Taa Uses aalld Konj.arcfl lfT daks nai aqaara.
r'NEW- iA5VEUTISEMl!rNmv f
, im , v i j ! jasaa'.
TflBRnt is'6 8KwWn MxrjRiNsVigVi UB
,Habt roDhe hBWJiOMV. rkw, Mire., !
Jura about thirty Wi1oim lo rty fOk, laat
opened, and if you doa't come soon le e (hem,
and then purchase oae. they will all aooa be rooK,
then yoa most not blame ua. rrlees 13) endSt0.
The Madaomest Kactsme or the market, wlih many
adraatajrea over all Macbtaes) ea 1 also aire tar.
rer's kUnlrarsal Hoffle Attachment, can do aey
kln of roffllng desired. Any person wishing Shr.
ring or any extra work done can call at my (face
fortnformaUoR. Prices seasonable. I also bare
yairar's eelf-Taraadlnf KhatUo. Can-thread H
without looking at iU Now, ladles, I Invite you
once more to coma and aae for youraelre, Ihrnt
buy any Machine made anttl yoa oaae aad see the
celebrated 14 ht KunnlnK.Mew Home. May Oed
bless you all. . , KeepecUally. . -.
aulStf . " . s. H. PAKttAK
Fresh Lime
1 J A A BARBELS '
ItVXJ
JUST JLANIJ1NU,
Auu a vm asaav m
au 10 It .
g, q. nAKKEit a 00.
Straw Hatai!,
r
I'U. -x
,-ml.ifl if!
Silk Umbrellas !
' 1 QAtfltlSON ALUni,
l! 1 I. ' .,-
Uatiem
aulS tr
w
ALKISQ GAKX 'AKO
CAMP fcHAlR COMUINED
Jest the thing for PDBLIO
. XBSTINOB. IZCUFslONS, Sc.
an 19 It
- MUHSOirs.
mt m - .ii.
' - We Are 0611111 -
OMB VEST HABOVX' QOOUS AMD IN-
ylte Inspections. M ,y .i.-cO. t
EVERY THING NEVW
MBRC3ANT TAILORTNQ DKPARTaliT . )H
COMPLBTB. . ..
The Largest and Best Selected 8tock of P1UCB
GOODS that will he exaiMttd. '
' A. DAVID,
au 19 tf '' "Tho Clothier."
For Bent, . ,
The BBSIDKMCB at tho Houthwet
corner or Market and Sikth Ha. MrST
WfeBNTBD. Apply' to- ;r
aunW j. l: CAOTWBLL.
For Bent or Lease,
TUB DWBLttNa, corner bf Prent
and Mulberry Streets. '''
Applyte '
aulSlw LT. ALDBBMAN.
Fflr Bent,
PItOM 1ST OOfOBSIt MBXT
laiai
I
The large new Iron Front Store, at pre-
a
sent occapled .by P, l.,rlflgra Co.,
laei
L
Grocer a. Pour pleasant Office over above, statable
for Lawyora, roctora, MUUnery-14. .
.... - : .: AL8U, ,
Tha lanre Ksw Store, on North Water BtreeL ad
joining noara or 'iraae ttooms, ana two ane piea
aaat Oflloee erec same, adjelnlag oaseof oavaMa
uuano company. j
A coir In
ij U eodU th au U
Salelmiml ,
.1!
SMART, ACTVB IpPHa MAN, with op4
habits, can obtain a attaaUon. and ona that will be
permanent and advancing. Una who bas h4 expe
rience behind the. counter preSarrod. Address for
fire da;
lays,
17 5t
LOCK. BOX 6VL,
au
Wilmington. JSL Q.
Soda Water,
FIYB C2NTS A GLA88, .
Wttn Choke Frhtt 8f 1 ot
I DBBP BOCK and VICUt 8PBX2IG 1 W ATJtkH.
Five Cents a Glass. . .
. ' WM. H. GElBN, Drogrlst,
Lau 17 tf Market btreot.
i ...,. . ,.,ti .. t;. XI ;
Elegant
v
Cc
u . a . ) ' ;n j j.- . . . 1 1 1 1
OTTAQB COAMBBB 8 CITS, HANpSOMBLV .
panelled. Just received. We are now lecelrmg new
goods' dally and offering graaS BABGAlIa to pur '
PnrnUnre Dealera. . ,
fi-Fonthe Sound..
.TABD-AFTKR TO-DAY TUB HACK fctfW;
KJ nmg botween tbe City and WrlghtSTUle Sound,
wiiusnvetne vitytVOBaer aa ua mDcwiunwi
every day at ft o'clock P. M (oxoept Sunday's).
Keturnliig leave Pmey Point, on Wrtg
Al U. Pare for the Bound Trip 9100.
alStt .' . ui":i i i T. A.SOJJTU
ire rmey roun, m r nparuw,
UBBXAKO. i
Fjot SaleV
LTTPON THB M08T REA80NABLB TZBM8,
IjJ''. . i t i i;i . .4.. ( i 4 ' i : : ' t
oae of the Largest and Beat 8sppprte4 KBWSPA
PiBS In Wjaatern NorUi Carolina. jj ,
411
is st , appiy to S-JJliU D t An.
4.1 I
1 I
. 7 V.'-!j -n ill. .
j .. '. ! .:! ta .ij4., ' ....
Brown Roddick
; 45 MARKET .STREET, ,
' a! BB OFFEBIVQ BOMB OKBAT .BABOAIBa ,
XI in Domeauo vuuts rutiaoio tot us vummer.
BngllahMaraaClea Oallta
.PrAfl h k Arrival ft-ir vioii
TJRUKKS-' TMrin APPLKS. COOOA-lfrtJTTl,
li Peart Barley and Sago. Anotber lei of thai . ,
and Fulton Market Beef.ortbera Irteb Potatoea.
Aletef Broome, wUl sell low at retain Wood aad. ,,
WlBowWareta fuU Una of Family Groceries, tit'1'- '
wuivw rw
gers,Tobi
8 tf
Tonaceo ana wauors, au at tKtwm rnnea. ,
Call aad sea.' - ' I-VOliBlur, ' J
, aa ana n bouu Front atreK,
-, 1
FuU BlaeHooeyeombfttulltBw,k..a D, '
Bridal Qallt ringed.. ...... 1 U
Tha Bates Qnltt .........1.'' 1 Mulv
Bnffllah Maraaillea Oallu.' ail sues aad auallttea
PnvilfilftTinv-T4 vlo? ' i -
. mmt . 99 IMW A1W
! .-:..'l tiVix 9.no4.itnu:i itl.' ni
; t p 0 u famf AlOflT HBWj Ci.fl 4e
Y Hiia re!Jvpti) .yic iK.fi"rif.ilI V
,.--.' i , vw..t la thorough , wder .
Can
Usoaiebbsp.''' - nciOTii 5aj m I
JJiw n rTt!jiii JUkii .-;laitil
Apply at . ..... .. .v
my sou
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