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Authorised U.ertlltar.i ror nM.r. truti'Otr- u-t
MORNING .JUMTION.
, nu.red at the Post Once at WUmineUi ., N. cv
a second class manor I
OI'TI.INI t.
Alissouri Legislature oTerwUelmiojily
Democratic; seven of tbe Representative
Districts reported doabtfuL Rtdical
Governor's majority in Tenotssee 15,000
" r.;..,Mv-i.,.
mftioriiy " v ww.wv.
White, Republican, defeats Turner,
Democrat, in Ninth, a Rain. A raiK
road accident in Texas; one killed, three
seriously and ten or twelve slightly injured.
Soow at Marshall, Texas, on tbe 5lh.
A Mr. Booefouaii frozen to death fire
miles from Fort Worth. The eject
ment of con-aulhorized religious bodies
lock place in France on tbe 6tb. -
Wbile ParncII was addressing a large meet
ing on Sunday in Ireland, a platform fell,
severely crushing several persons; some one
hil sawed one of the supports. A
laud lesgue meeting was held at Lowell,
jlasa.; assistance in money will be sent lo
Ireland. The Turkish Government is
rep iriag to close tbe Dardanelles in. case
of i-tnergei-cy. Tbe Nihilist prisoners
o.i tiial at St. Petersburg acknowledge
belonging to the revolutionary party.
It id denied that Chinese are employed in
factories at Paterson, N- J. A col
ored barber h been elected to Congress
iu the First Aikansas District. A Re
pjUlioau elected to tha Tcuoessee Legisla
ture is ineligible, having been convicttd of
incest. New Tork markets: Money
iia.l ...rn,nl-rnlt.nnniPl.t llffftlli nl..
r- I
s. ntlti-m nour uuiy active, common to i
tni!
extra $5 C05 55. good to choice $5 60
7 CO, wheat, ungraded red $1 121 12;
i-..rn 2z better, ungraded 58J59fc;
-i-inu turpeutine dull at 4oi45ic; rosin
quiet t $1 80.
Hancock beat Garfield 238 more
voles in New Hanover than Jarvis
beat Buxlon.
Gen. W. 11. Cox 48 elected iu tbe
Third District by 1,313 majority.
Laihiim'd majority in tbe First Dis
trict is over 500, but the exact vole
not been received. Col. Armfield
is tlelcted ia
ted in the Seventh by over
2,300 majority. Major Clem Dowd's
majority in the Fifth is thought lo be
3,900. North Carolina has .turen
Democrats in the House cerlainX
liie Democratic prty had gae l
plice he ould not believe iu Bob Inger-
ioll'i Speech.
We knew Bob preleuded not to
believe iu a bell, but we did not
know before ho also Tejected the
Klysiau Fields, where honest Demo
crats wander afler this life. Bob is
light. The graud old party will o
jasi where Bob will not be able to
L-ntt-r.
We Lake it that Governor Jarvis
majority will not be les than 7,500.
Ii may even be as much as 8,000, but
e auppose tbe former figures will be
near the mirk.
Tbe Ualeigh New gives the fol
lowing: "Seventy-one counties that cast ia 1876
200,588 votes and gave Vance 7,492 ma
j miy, now give Jarvis 4.228 majority. Tbe
oilier iweniy-tbree counties, ctsting ia'
1876 32.000 votes, gave Vance a majority
..r 5.626."
How parties will stand in the next
m i, - i a,.
House is not known precisely. The
Republican papers claim it by vary-
. ... .
i..g but sufficient majorities lor party
needs. The Washington Post, how- I
.aoi, oamruaj.gav i-ub iui-
ca n 146, Democrats 145, Greenback"
Bra, ' " . "
erg 3. The Greeubackers are Re
publicans. This will give the latter
two more than a controlling majority.
Tlaro are 293 members in all. The
Senate will be Democratic in all
probability.
There are dark hints among cer
tain papers in New York that Han
cock is elected and not Garfield. The
Republican papers intimate very
pointedly that unless New York is
counted for Garfield by Congress
thero will be fight and no mistake.
Whilst we have no doubt that the
Radicals spent millions and polled
thousands of fraudulent votes in New
v.u .i u - u..
aiuue, we nave no luea vuero i
no idea
will be any tronble. The country
Mbmltted to the great steal of 1876,
wnenu bad first rate cause for a
a A
grand fight, and there will bo hardly
a email scrimmage now. I
Awrtbjf the New York Ztae,
Garfield will have a popular majority
f "7A oaT f Tr,-ati
t 76,287. Some of oar Democratic
exchanges North of us have been
claiminff over 100 000 In New Yoik
iimtngover 100,000. in new 101 x
Grace ia elected Mayor by not more
thao ,,900, d the reeling .geioet
Kelly is on the increase.. Justly or
rtK.m: , - . e
otherwise he u made a scape-goat of
tbe party. The special to the Phila-
riaiJk m-
"The Tammany Democracy have issued
n address to their brethren throughout the
country lamenting the defeat of General
tiancock as a great national calamity and
f I I. M
11 I! II H
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VOL. XXVII --NO.'41.
&tw itiuiinie U to f mud, ikn o luaiz
iiioo of
Uboriu
men I i xupn trt of Ibis thi aik
tb( til
ut of Jew Ttrtk citybc crutintz-'! Anil
compared whU Uie Tal?f 1876 wbeu ibe
Democrats c tsl 112,530 ballots and tbe Re
publicans 58.531 la 18S0 he' Democrat's
cast 133.103 aud Ulie Reoublicana 81.726.
abowise as Republican iaoreasa, of ,23185
ana a jjemocratio increase or 10.573. Tbe
lodependeot press of the city of New York
J is assailed and made partly responsible fdr
I tbe disaster. Tbe address, aisa declares
I tbat the nomiiutioa of Mr., Grace did now
i ieaaea Hancock's vote."
pirits Turpentine
The Oxford FreeLixwseh ro-
tlirnAfl tr its nM ii flannri mmii ita nlrl
bead. . , .
tnariotte ftaathe "lwo Ur-
phans" last week, and Is to have "The
Galley 81ave" this week.; v , N
Raleigh Evening Star: The
worst election joke we havo beard ia that
of the old gentleman comiag down, from
tiranvuie to electioneer for Urant. , He te -
ported bis neighborhood as 'solid" forthe
narioite uoserver : rroieesor
linaand Sother V . BaUev ,5
this city, has been appointed Professoe of
AJtcieat liaoguages in the Agncwturaj jrad
AiecnaQicai Uollege ol Alistlssippi. in
Oxford Free Lance: Granville
county is certainly welt blessed in th6 mat
ter of newspapers, this being the sixth, pub
lished witbtn its limits, uxiora has bow
four, viz: the Free Lance, lorch LigM,,(he
Orphan' FrUnSOxdntitn: Henderson has
two, vix: the Border Review and the lobaa-
eonist
Wilson Advance: Ed. Farmer.
who killed bis brother last week,, an, ae-
wu"r FlWfW" Wtnsa B
Advance, is stUlatlarge. Ue was last, see a
Saturday night by responsible, parties at
Baits X Roads. He baa threatened to kill
bis mother, brother and his two, brothers"
in-law, and the people in that vicinity keep
their guns ia readiness prepared to .give
him a warm reception when be puts iu, an
appearance, lie is tbe terror of the whole
neighborhood. . , - ;
Hillsboro Observer: The case
of R. L. D. Henry against W. C. Bald
win, which took np three and a half days
of our Super lor Court, in which was in
volved the title to six acres or land, -valued
at $2 50 per acre, was decided on Friday J
night in" favor of Henry, be ; being repre
sented in court by Graham & Ruffin. Jos.
A. Graham and A. W. Graham. Baldwin
was represented by C R"Pan8h.JbhriMJ
Morniog and James B Maaon.ii.THe cost
in this case amounted to $325 00, to say
.li 1 . ... . i - . r r 1
?"nV55 L'1 Inw ,ws' Vl
1 uru LfUsrDcr.
latesville Landmark: If, the
Democrats have carried North Carolina it
bas beeo in spite of tbe Democratic State
Executive Committee, which, during the
last weeks of tbe campaign, unconsciously
stood between tbe wr y and victory, bv
conceiving tbe enorteous idea that Maj.
Latham's district was tbe State of North
Carolina. Since our last issue two of
our physicians, Drs. U. Kelly and 17. M.
Campbell, have suffered strokes of paraly
sis ur. k.euy una ay -ooigfti . das wees:,
Dr. Campbell last Mondayftefirbon. Tbe
foimer gentle man, alter having rallied, has
bad a relapse and is confined to bis bed i
tbe latter bas almost entirely recovered
from the effects of his stroke and is resting
quite comfortably. -
Raleigh News: Sheriff John R.
Wyatt. of Alleghany county, yesterday
brought down from the far west Joshua
Uolloway, wuitn, convicted of manslaugh
ter, and sentenced to twenty years' im
prisonment. - Battle Bryan, sheriff. 01
burning gin house, six -years; Clinton
Daccy, forgery, three years; Robert Jen? I
kins, larceny. '4 wo -years. t Twenty I
drummers Ucenses were issued fom tbe I
Stale Treasury last week., -This is the I
largest number issued during any one week I
this year. The ynoa or xjortn uaro-f 1
una fflWH iu tuia umi ,ut;,
. . a 1. as. .Aw WamamMmw
10th inst- Tbe. at ten df nee WW no doubt i
k.. tk. aaiu ..iatAaaiia Ana I
11 (Q'auirHia naw iriuwnia wuv f
It will aonttooe until Monday ! f
Elizabeth City &onomist:2$elxl:,
lv evarv house on our coast presents a busy 1.
scene of activity, tbe women and children
making netsv ib J. men building baueriesj
J2JUffg etUng ready foj
fishing and ducking, which commenced orj
the it of Nnvembetr.H ?Wild fowl are
iVw abundant in Currituck Bound, and the
wbratle of tbe dock, the bCnk of the cooej
ana mo wuuuv wuuut.w uw naaiii;ui4 i
e.erv iarti. T.vlur and Hampton killed I
438 ducks in two days ia October, 18th and I
i9tb. Tbe Inderxjndent Fish Cmry
commenced fishing for rockfish last week,
rub
. nrn.nppt for . npofnl I
Ar : r:WMrZ --:C7-
son
ibout fou? fishings a day. ,Tbey eftfcS I
-Kr t.n IhnnunH HAnnit om(t rlaWR.i I
The season for catching rnekaah Uatt until
th miMlA af December.! .' .'' ' V ! I
CkJJm W V aw-aar-a. vvw rf -i .
- Kinston Journal: A negro!
named Henrv White who was tried at
the anrinir term of Lenoir Superior Court:
f urvana died on TuewtosrolffuU- iThH ury
made a mlitrlal Id his ,casV, alid thlTpfhse-;
cuting Witoesa, osran iggmx, soeviaewys
swoie to a He that the grand jury, ai ine i
same term, found a true bill against' her for!
wnellfd in ?i?i
months awaitini trial, and only released a
,eW .JSrbSenSSitA me '
5SaSTKftoa?SiSew are not '
g mrmtm altVU W n iv mtm j aiw w -
tbe county of Edgecombe, brought up three 1453, Buxton 1397, Shackelford 1356, Can
convicts, all colored. Their names and ft(jav 122a Carx. Democrat, is elected to
offensej are as follows: Sam Shields, .v D . 1, , ,
aware of tbe fact, that Trenton is not the ! majority. I
only village ln the JkBlh- . MONTGOMERY. I
Li daSVw
f"40"' 1ii:rirr.T.tJr.U "i
aM . w vnn v rinnr mm iwiii iiiiii mm mm. w iinLtvrnri
irenton ido ow uotus, ii iumj i -
growiag village or-roiKv4iMtv: xnere i
arA air atdrea and 49 teasn eins Within 1
tcortioo
Willi VTlBli BLUCUDU IH bUD 1UIIAIWU SCB V V WM a a
Thenratlibelca8e-we suppose, ever 1
tried in Lerwlt, caine beforwxror vourt last j
n p. Collins, of Pitt, Indicted for seeding
him a libelous letter,-and .with a strong
Stl5;u..T
tent lob. . M.Dortch, f orjther pecutlon,
msdeluw-fetf speech we bavftl-heard ae-
j -Vjoiwrn for tears; The
jnry returned a ftt6tiivmK,'!t'
6008601 tfte.iwieima6n judgment was
Batpended wuhe payment of costs J
Mrs. Wetberington, wife of Robt Wether-
TfJ ifl&&tl
marl bole, filledwith wateriu a Jfit,9f
insanity. -Wet-are to baye a "pccjal
mct theSupejOduri fofTI-nefr
c.vit caaw. menclBr DecAmiSth
and hoIdm2twgce.vi-S,:8hU69
taken from bis marl bed nNense river.
J. Kenned j"!Wpom lJOO; bnsbels Of
rice from five acres, and even: then irwas
not carefully harvested.
. tv V I I : - t i . : - -
rt ft ci
tin 'vm.
I3i 'iO.-'.nSlii
VI bMINGTON,
I ; PI
1,'
PUKSlIBNTJAt AUD GOVBHNOHS
in.
r,.4,VV niUA tlin vniu'ig Da hoiin it in
i,he various distrlo 1st
'.'tfancofcliGflel.-; Janrla. Bnxton
6.710
7.B46
6,653
J6;
S,MM
.J5.029
8,894
12,169
' 7.082
S.BW
788S,
11,815
: 9.6
159i
9,580
15,801
8,57
4,587
83143
78.861
. s.sss
16.945
9,873
15,393
8,748
4UL....
6th
6th
7ch
8th......
IS 030
9,933
15,474
.4,545
IX, 163
6.998
84,075 ..
TO.532 ,
6 058
78.861
As far as heard from Hancock leads
Rtitl vntoa and .Taruiu loola
-
1 UMIU isO.'' . -
I " HanoocK beats Garfield 2.2 71 votes
J more than Jarvis hantii Rnztnn. Han.
, , ... . , 0. . ... ,
cock's maqntjjn jhe State will be
about 8,600 more than Jarvis's, we
I sunnosp.
I -
1 - "' ! ; 3
I . . BISECTION BUTVBNS,
ah the returns under this head marksd
which have been already published,
or may hereafter be published, were sent
specially Jo the Secretary of State by
the Register of. Deeds of the various coun
ties :
DAVIE Official.
MccK3vitiE, November 5. Hancock
97o, Garfleld 890; Jarvis 913, Buxton 898.
Congress Furches, Republican, 918; Arm-
field, Democrat, 847. J. A. Williamson
beats McCoikie, Republican, for Senator,
and Roberts, Democrat, beats McGuire,
Republican, for the House. For Judges,
Bennett beats McLean 305 and Gilmer
leads Headen 44.
FOLK Official.
Hancock 335, Garfield 430; Jarvis 330,
Buxton 429. Congress Vance 321, At
kinson 343. ."The Radicals bjave carried the
county ticket by a reduced majority.
HERTFORD Official.
Winston, November 5. Garfield 1140,
Hancock 983; Buxton 1131, Jarvis 959.
Congress Grandy 1032, Latham 915.
forjudges, Bennett, Democrat, 891; Mc-
Lean, Republican, 1137; Headen, Republi
can, 1136; Gilmer, Democrat, 889, The
Republicans elect their Legislative and
county ticket.
HARNETT- Official.
Hancock 1028) Garfield 702; Jarvis 995,
Buxton 711. Congress Shackelford 993,
Can ad ay 691. John Blue is elected Sena-
tor, and D. E. Green, Democrat, to the
House.
SAMPSON Official.
Demo ratic .majorities Hancock 482,
Shackiord 471, Oites 476, Boykin 484,
f TJulbreth 459, Hill (Sheriff) 250. The vole
for judges was about tbe same as above,
The debt amendment was carried and the
asylum amendment lost.
GATES Offickl.
Democratic majorities Hancock 487,
Jarvis 491, Latham (for Congress) 500. A
Democratic gain of 50 over the vote of
1876. Vote for Senators and Representa
tives same as above.
MOORE Official.
Hancock 1478, tjfarfleld 1367, Juivia
uo DCU"lo BUU
House.
TR1N8YLVANI A Official.
nt xr k a tj- t Am
Garfield 284; Jarvis 892, Buxton 284. Con-
greas Vanee. Democrat, 505; Atkinson,
rj.Mnj( 157. Twa TdArvinrlnt 13
t""r ------ ,
.rMRiarrits ectfld to tbe Senate and
.
Hohae.
CATAWBA Official.
Nevmir. NnnmW ft HanMlr 1SS3.
n..wit9i. y;t. uuvr Rrivtnn fitff n
G; Jrrla ISuT, Buxton 61ff. 1.
McD. Ypffng, Democrat, is elected to the
House. Congress Myers 523, Dowd 1794i
- - . - , Mtn-usrsi
T " . - """c
and Headen 439, j r. -
rjuwviv uwmai,
tr.t iii"n.wi.in iioa.Tr!Bianrt! 1
trAima JHiLii a!.. . I
W
TT I- la t II DM. TITiaaAlAat
. . " ' . . . . I
ureenDacner. a. winmngnam ana r-arisn, i
Pf to Senate, iebetween f
Tinman TlAmrvorat nrl Wtnntflad. Inde- L
fj for Homic. r
V ' I
MWVUi - i aV wn w -
. 1
"ncoejc aua, .uarnera vn aarvis a,
Buxton 419. Coawrresa--.Vance 941, Atkin- I
- XS cMw t.Wvo' a inrWaAnrieit ' and
MATjftfmUrr esderf2J4. Dem
7rr" - r - z:t,
ocraticuegiaiawvoanucwuniy uwicicvito.
OtTRRtTrjCK Official. I
" Hancock 974. Garfield 864; Jarvis 988.!
Buxton 826. CongressLatbam, uemo-
.?ahl
ic Legislative ticket elected by a large
Tbot. November 4. -Hancock 719, uar,
congrefls
i j o-.'Sz-teivjtH ", t. V
vuwu wu, ju Mjw).va w
Marntlvn nnrt eoUn'tv ticket elected.
: DAviDWOfacial. ,r
-
Hancock 1781 i Garfield 1864;J Jarvis
174g r3axton 1887. Copgress Scales,
Demoerak; 17.KeiochpubUcanv 1416;
Winston, Greenbacker,-292. Lewis Hanes,
Republican; elected to Senate and Wall
and ThbmiB.'&pubtidahs, to the House.
,KDANBtniT,-Novembe4-Hancock 1344,
mfflwtf 12; Jarvis 1180.
Buxton 966- CpDgress Scales, Democrat,
iaid. Keogh, Republican, 887, Winston,
GreenbackeTj 36V Irnoeratic Legislative
and county iroke't electeo;;
CUMBERLAND Official.
Hancock 2109 Gacfield 2137; Jarvis
2079, BuB)ln3rfGoreiowShacliel
ford 210JL, Caaaday 2133, Kornegay 11.
1$$Wif$tt. Blpbkliepub
Kcaufor Benatd.'nnd Rose and Towiwend,
Democrats, are elected to the House.
'-;! i S -4 i'i ' . ....
y v - w r .. 'w- : t
N. 'C TUESiDAXWOBMP880a.
., RANDOLPH Qfflcial, '
Abhbobo, November 5. Hancock 2005,
Garfield 1811; Jarvis 1976, Buxton 1834
Congress Scales 2001 ; Keogb 1765. Dem -
oer&tic Leeislative and county ticket
elected.
HAYWOOD Official.
Waynesvillb, November 5. Hancock
I 932, Garfield 607; Jarvis 959, Button 440
zuugress v aui;c u-xt, uu 'v a&iubuu
170. Democratic Legislative and county
ticket elected. -
ROCKINGHAM Official .
Hancock 2403, Garfield 1539, Weaver 31;
Jarvis 2361, Buxton 1502. Congress
Scales 2313, Eeogb 1485, . Winston 51.
I Democratic Legislative and county ticket
I elected,
MACON Official.
Fbanklin, November 4. Hancock 746,
Garfield 335; Jarvis 789, Buxton 267. De
mocratic Legislative and county tickets
elected.
BURKE-Offlcial.
Hancock 1125, Garfield 792; Jarvis 1076,
Buxton 816. Congress Vance 1007, At
kin80n 077f Loe 3. DemocraUc Legisla-
live and county tickets elected.
CHATHAM Official.
PrrraBOBO', November 4 Hancock
2206, Garfield 1884; Jarvis 2159, Buxton
1888. Congress Cox 2147, Bledsoe 1816.
Democratic Legislative and county ticket
elected.
8TANLY Official.
Hancock 887, Garfield 575; Jarvis 873,
Buxton 606. Congress Myers 414, Dowd
829. All other Democrats elected
CABARRUS Official.
Hancock 1499, Garfield 1054 Jarvis 146-5,
Buxton 1057. Congress Dowd 1375,
Myers 966. Foil, Independent, is elected
to Senate, and Means Heilman, Indepen
dent, to House.
LENOIR Official
Kinston, Oct. 5. Hancock 1132, Gap-
field 1353; Jarvis 1083, Buxton 1370. Con
greas Kitchen, Democrat, 1095; Hubbs,
Republican, 1859. R. W.King, Repub
lican, is elected Senator, and W. W. Dunn,
I Representative.
NORTHAMPTON Official.
Hancock 1514, Ga field 2085; Jarvis 1512,
Buxton 2041. Congress Kitchen 1453.
Hubbs 1452. Republican Legislative anfl
county ticket elected.
JOHN8TON Official
Hancock 2059, Garfield 1631; Jarvis 2063,
I Buxton 1707. Congress Cox 2151, Bled
I 80e 1603. Judges Bennett 2064, Gilmer
2065, McLean 1336, Headen 1557. Dem
ocratic Lag:slalive and county ticket elec
ted.
.Tlaj jrltlea lu Tblrd Oltrlei.
Shackelford. Canaday.
Ntw .Hanover (official)
836
Brunswick (offl
196
Carteret. ..
Onslow. .
375 101
43f
471 '
Duplin
Sampson (official
Columbus (official)..... 637
Bladen (official)
Cumberland (official). ..
Moore (official) 136
Harnett (official) 299
Pender (official). .... ...
321
31
233
1617
3154
1617
Shackelford's maj'ty .
NEW AUVKUTISKffflKNTtf.
Munsoh Our new stock.
A. V. Tbtjst Agents wanted.
Fabkbb & Taylob Stoves, &c.
J as. C. Murds Patent medicinea
Miss S. A. Stbock Millinery goodr.
Xucal atota.
The Almanao predicts snow for
to-day. '
L'Arioso Club give their first
hop of the season at Germania Hail lof
... tu.
11 : i
Two trifling cases were d!spose4
wl w J muuiaw jvowumj
tBO form.m ot -1,
to idniriea wo
Xtt SBSWer tO inquiries W
. . f m
elate that it was on the night or the jwov
Wmnmli that Ih. (IKunlirnl Dnnr" fn
heralaat year. -LL - - - !
AaeiTeceipta tfcoitoii inw vno
1st to (he 10th of i November. 1879 looted
up 4.987&eirthffiD
a5 vS.w .mntd
-ev ""w?.Ji'gf,"J r
to 6304bAlesi shovf itfg an increase for 1880
ofMlii .
: Through some unaccountably
d goss carelessness, the communication
n oul88ue orSttnday on .q, mter
SuprjJy" was iriade to appear as Ue prof
duction of "Thomas F. Cloud It was
wriuul, M mott o! iu leaders oo doubt sup-
posed, by Dr. Thomas F. Wood.
Opera Bue ;; ;;,';.-'
The Old Plantation Minstrels make their
second appearance before a Wilmington
audience this evening; at the Opera House,
Although amateurs, their first performance
was a pleasing entertainment, and showed
that the troupe was above the average of
professionals even. To-night they promise
a far more attractive pro
naliBKxti.BaprmeCir.
We haobeen handedl by a member of
theTegiff ittMo'm it
was artAiwB
the foUowmgraung ef tlie Supreme Court;
whichrlAKt!CMtBc thrbfeaslon
St.-MBrkfA'ot CQun8el hereafter filed
for tie use of the cort ntt be printed and
should contain a-'coiiclse jtatemeht of the
f act necesatis; th
errors fssjgned; butvorai ArgnmepU wll be
beard and written briefs' may be read io
place or as part ttereof as heretofore."
ciau. .
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4.
BOA O, O I A tX KRIT1BN .
Abstract o rreee4las;a of A.dj4traed
meiiaraor Aldermen met, pursuantto
adjournmedf, yesterday afternoon, at Uie
City Hall, for the purpose of acting npon
the report . of .the CommiUce on Water
Works. .S1. ; j-'. ..,
Alderman Hill moved that tho report of
tlie committed be'adopled.and that the con
traci 10 suppiy me city wnn water worxs
be awarded lb Messrs J. A. Cloud & Co.
a. 1 , ..
, , After fu discussion of the matter, tbe
motion of Alderman Hill was unanimously
adopted.
Oh motion, a gas lamp was ordered to be
placed at the corner of Church and Third
streets, and oil lamps were ordered -to bo
Placed at.I?dck and Eleventh streets and
Dock and twelfth streets. I
A petition from John G. Borneman for
permiEsion to- erect a wooden building on
Market street, was referred to the Commit
tee on Fire Department, with power to aot.
Oo motion, the Board adjourned . i
Firemen's. JParaife. ",
Toe Cpe Fear, Steam; Fire; Engine Com
pany, No: 8,: manned by colored firemen,
celebrated their ana versary yesterday by
a parade on the public streets, beaded by a
band of music. The handsome engine was
beautifully decorated With wreaths of ever-
greens, while the nodding plumes of the
hor 8es added to the general effect of tbe
procession, which was, altogether, quite an
imposing one.
At sight a splendid collation was spread
for the firemen at their' hall on Ann street,
which was partaken of with a zest becom
ing the bsppy occasion.
Since its organization the company have
given their , services at one hundred snd
nine firet at one of which they were
mi
3 OH
duty for oyer forly-one hours and have,
besides, "turned out" atninetyafbur "false
alarms." " " '
Finb street mr K. en nren .
The services at the Fifth Street M. E.
Church on Sunday morning last, in con
nection with the baptism of tbe Chinese
youth, alluded to in our last, is said to have
been exceedingly impressive. Tbe young
man, whose Chinese appellation was Soon
assumed the Christian i name Tn baptism of
Charles Jones.
Considerable religious interest was manU
fested at the various services at this church
during the day, and at night a mate of one
Of the vessels in port was, we learn, happily
converted.
A series of meetings will be held by the'
Pastor, Rev. T. Tage'Ricaud.
Postponed. -
The trial of C. H. Grant, - charged with
disorderly conduct at the polls on. election
day, which was to have come off to-day,
has been postponed until Thursday morn
ing next, in consequence of the fact that
the City Attorney k Mr. Darby, has been
summoned from the City by telegraph and
cannot be here until tbe time specified
BIVKBAHB KUU1NE. :
a fT.t 1a.T.)i ntitk
a. un wu ,n"u wu, nUbu naa
in tow of the steamer D. Murchuon, ran on
. ' .
a snsg near Kelley 's Cove, about fifty miles
. j "V,
Up the Cape Fear river, on Sunday aftetv
noonlast. and sunk, mtfta.n
J3urf, which arrived here on Sunday, left
that night about 1Z o'clock lo render assis-
taoce in . recovering the cotton, and the
, . . n . 117.., nkiit, n v, n.n ..et.k.
day rorning, at 4 o'clock,' left With the
same purpose in view early in the fore-
noon. The steamer was bound for this
city, and the flat had on it about 300 bales
of cottoo, the damage to which will proba
bly not be materials . .
The mails close andt arrive at the City
4?ost Office as follows: f
closb. i
ISTprihern through mails. . . . . .' : 7:45 P. M.
Northern through and way !i
VXtiUS. ... ..... i.i'i .i . a 9:80 AM.
Raleigb..i...,5:30 A. M sand 5jQ0 P. M.
Mails for the it-XL Railroad, , . r
A v VAtitaa' annnlinn wtAviA-'
' from, . including IBl.' '& IX. C.
Railroad, at. . t-Ai . .' v:':. . . 5:80 A. M.
auu ivuea duuuuu uuio- - f
SouUiern'xaailsf ofJ all; points
South.vlailv. . ..8 A. M. and 7s45 P. M.
Western mail8(C..C. R'y) daily
(except Sunday). ... . . . . . . . 5 :00 P. M.
Mail for ChefaWoV DarliBgtotf j-
Railroad; . ... t-'. i-.'v.i 7.45 P. M.
Mails loo points between 'Flo-.
. ren.ee and -yliarleston, jc A. -
Fayetteville.andbfficesdhCape
Fear CKiver, Tuesdays ana
. Fridays,.... . . .v.l.. i w. . . : j 1 :00 P.M.
Fayette ville,' via, Lnmberton, , . i ?
dailv. except Sundays 5:00 P.M.
OnslbW O. H. 'and- interme.1 - ;
diate offices, Mondays and! j
hursdsys. ..... .... fl.OO A,,M.
Smithville mails, bv steam?. . . - . . . I
jM-fi!'
urcek; bhauotte iftbd1 iiittie 1 :
Rtvnf i Mondm nrtrt 'j'hnro. .. . , ,
davs. . . . . . . . ... ...i
H oy ax.
Wibiiingtot: and! Black River
tjoapei. jaonaays, veane-
davs and Fridays.1 . .'i. 1; .V' 5:00 Ai M.
k OPEN YOB : XELIVBltY.
Northera through v and way
tnaHn- ..- . r 7.-00.A M.
Northern through mails. . . .'. .' , 9 SO, A. M
SoutberriTrialls. . ; . .--.v... . '.-SO-A,.
CaroUria Central Railroad. . . 10 OO A. M.
' Generic delivery open from 6i00 A; M.
to!6;00 P. M-i and on Sundays from 80 Co
Stamp 0fl3.ee open from A. M. to i2M
and f rom to P.M.1 Money orderand
lgiste4lMpattmes Open BStme as" qstamb
uaoeuii qflnuu jif-.t .-.-( ft---.)
m fflfaaltaleaaefde Vfheh
ftamp,omcew;Cipseq , , ?3 -r a,t
' MailsSlIeSsdlrbm " seet' We$$er I
'A'deir'ni elsstfo J&Wt&tiF digest
tiea.ottnd eejruoyaiit tpirltri vacate
"l.S?l&i
Snce yo i of theif wonderful effect. ' f " 1
WHOtETNO: 4,130
Dally Weaibor Bulletin,
The following will ahow the' stato of
the thermometer, at the stations samed,
3.00 P. M. yesterday, Washington mean
time, end also the amount of rainfall in
inches lor the twenty-four hours ending at
3 p. M., as furnished, by Sergeant James
W. Waiaoo, Signal Officer at this Station:
Tpm p " Weath
Atlata. i , . .i. . . ' : 04 06 Clamiv
R. F.
.00
.00 ,
.00 -v
tmjsuai.f . oo
har!!fKn- 5
Charlotte..;... i.i - 04
opraicana. , , . . - 08
GalvestonT:. C5
rClea
Fair1
5Fair'
Havana, . .
KeWrtt16' "
Mobile. Vs. ...'
Montgomery. . . T
pQaljaJJJ" ' '
Savannah..?'.'.!!
-84
55
84
55
57
53
79
58
58
63
5U
.00 ja 'Cloudy
.00 .-,Cloudy
.00 "? Cloudy
.00 1 OJoudy
.00 Cloudy
.uu tjiouay
.00 Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
I Wilmington
Cedar Keys. .
.Ql Cloudy
Pensacola . . .
09 1 Cloudy
The following are tbe Indications for the
Middle and South Atactic States tb-dayi
Cloudv anrf thrMiinin wpathor
S ,
occasional Tight rains, southeast to south-
east winds, lower barometer, stationary or
higher temperature. .
The "Claro Fibre" Advertised in
the Stab, is nothing more rlor1 feis thsn
our own nativo pine straw,' which has been
I shipped North, manipulated, and returned
to tbe South again for sale possibly to
manyoftbo persons who gave it away -to
the gatherers. It is said lo possess famous
medicinal virtues, however, and for mat
tres stuffing bas no equal in its new state.
Corruption in our national affairs has tbe
same effect on the Government that a sc-
I vere Cough or Cold has unou tbe human
eystra Ffolitical reform in the former and
"uuuj(u Djiup iu iuu inner caae
I w,-l ramaAv tho ooila A II iho 1 . !.
will remedy the evils. All tho druggists
sen u ior cents a bottle. f
CITY 1TJB9I&.
THE MORNING BTAK can alway be had at the
following place In the city : The Pnrcell Iloac,
Harris' Newsstand, and the Bta. Office.
Eminent !Dr. Wm. P. Btentrt, Marine Hospital
Port of Baltimore, writes : "I take pleasure in re
commending Oolden's Liebig's Liquid Extract of
Beef as a most excellent Tonlo and invlgorator of
the system. I have tested It with universal eoct
Gbxxn & Flxnrsr, Agents. Wilmington.
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE. A weU estieushed
and prosperous Weekly Newspaper, located in a
thriving, growing town on the line of a prominent
Railroad, Is offered for sale. Terms rcash. For
terms and particulars apply to the editor of this
paper.
. GET OUT DOORS. The. close confinement Of
all factory work, elves the ooerativc nsiud fimw.
I poor appetite, languid, miserable feelings. Inactive
i I liver, kidneys and urinary troubles, poor Wood.aud
' -1 all the physicians and medicine ta the world cannot1
f doors or ne Bop
dally fr
and rosy cheeks in them. They cost but a trifle.
See another column . Christian Recorder.
be BDunaance ox neaicn. etrnsmne
.. i ' t.j..
WHO IS MRS. WINSLOW t As this question
Is frequently asked, we will simply say that hs 1 a
lady who for upwards of thirty years has untiringly
devoted her time and talent a a Venule Physician
and nnrae, principally among children. She has
especially studied the constltnUon and wants of this
numerous class, and. as a result of this effort, and
practical knowledge obtained in a lifetime spent a
nurse and physician, she has compounded a Booth-
in? Rrrnn for rJltldmn trnthlno. Tt Anaretaa IIV.
I majdc giving rest and health, and is moreover sore
vj rcKuiate toe Doweis. in conseananm or una
tide Mrs. Wlnslow 1 becoming world renowned as
a benefactor of the race; children certainly do sm
ITPUllI hi AMI hftP! M1UM.11 fa thl. . In .hi.
I clty Vast quanUtle of the Boothlnjr Brrnnue
DAJI.T sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wlnslow
I naaunmorwisener name Dy, nils lnvaiuable artl-
cle, and we sincerely belisve thousands of children
J8 f1lffvriIm.aafarlTK?rYe lK ttalr
use. and that millions yet unborn will share its
benefits, and unite in calling her blessed. No mo-
ther has discharged her duty to her suffering little
one, in our opinion, until she has givm it the bejoe-
j ctg1Boby aUJDrngg 85 cent a bottle.
I "
I kluss OnMj
tyrtle Grove Sound, on the 7th in
loY KLL18S, widow of the late
I Bxant. Mrs. FAN!
: The funeral wfll take place from the residence ef
Mr. C. O. Morse, on Myrtle Grove Sonnd,early thl
CPaday) afternoon. Tne Mends and acqualntaa-
cesof the family are respectfully Invited to at-
tend.
. 8WANN. In Moor county, on the Snd In stent
V. W, SWANN, aged 66 years.
NEW ADTEliTISEidENTS.
History or tHe Unitei States at a Glance,
A HISTORICAL. GEOGRAPHICAL, POLITI
cal and Statistical Publication on a new prin
ciple, containing a vast amount of information In.
the most convenient form. A thorough knowledge
I of the above subjects, ad muck else, can b more
I V61! aS?UIrfd bTA wr ftf? y any etiwr.
no StD<W ; . Whitehall SU, Atlantay Ga.
, Miss ;S. A. Strock
JJAS THE ; MOST 'STYLISH MILLINERY
GOODS in the city, as. her Agent ia New Tork ia
able to send bar tbe LATEST OF EVERYTHING.
In the Lessmaa House, six doors from Maraet
Street." , , . notf
OiirlTew Stock
& CLOTHING IS.
ON THE WAY, AND WILL
BE OPENED THIS WEEK.
MUNBONi '
nov 9 It Clothier aad Merchant Tailor.
At Parker; & Taylor's
t'hky have the fullest
STOCK OF
I -av
I - . ! , I-!"' i
n. vv n li.. TT .1 .1 ... ut.i.iii i
i ntentin the Southern market. Their prices ar low
and Quality warranted. Have yon seen their Lamb
uooaar jouee Biggins, isniuuua -ita , roc foor
MaU, BirdCages. Call at 19 Front street, no 7 If
Patent Hedicines
..j . , ' : : i I
fV ALL KINDS, PUKB DRUGS, FIBB CUB Ml- A,
, "I.l.:... ,i
cals and Toilet and Fancy Article of every descrlp-
uvu a Jk- aa ovaav wj
JAMES & JCTJNDS. Druggist. ;
' " no norm rront ex.
Prescriptloris compounded at all hours, day or.
night. B09tf
.il.
ii
V TtaMA VhWiAb araaWn a4aaaHatl Mt1rl lataPlll
yn HIT HHUiva iamu uw vm mmmmm, m
By the gosetp she sends around.
tales are told ttotanrprtse aad alarm.; ,
v f. iiiS2jSl
Which are fals i
141 Cfc&U IIUn Va v mm
rale and devoid or a grouno.
sa when she tells every one,
furnished by DYER ft SON.
Tourists
.1 A-
ls i :jMt&Jumtwkm
I A 4Trelin Bs , fue at
r 10Tnd ReVaU HeerEsiblishmeni
no n tt mallard & BOWDKN.' j
tMMt O&IjB OB d7.
os o7 t tv ""-"
tWO &17,..." r'l.l.i.". I 7t
.-,.., IOWViJt,....v"...."...,r" w
" . -u" ...TWMU..i..m -i'u' '6 60
Thxaawaeaa,..,.',. "6 60
1 mm monux. , 10 on
" .. Two month,.. ........ .17 00
.. " ' VThrM month,. ,'..,.. ..!... .. 84 00
" - Six month,... 40 W
" Oaf jar,... V.U... M 00
, 1317-Contract AfljcilbKtoootatakeii at Vf1
rtiwumy lew tatoav iv... if, I y .
Ta lino ll4NcpxeU type max onBqnar.
NEW ' ADVERTISEMENT.
at O P E R A - TI O Ul S E .
' ..... . .; fl , .1- ,4-
ONE NIG-HT ONLY!
SECOND APPBABAMCK OV TUB OLD tVKV-
TATIUN M1HMTRBJJ9.
thavooosMot tkaflrtJer
Owiiur to th tucoea at 1
itnt O rrrormacca of
the above nam organisation, they will make 1
) their
Beeoad Appearanoa oa TUXSDAT, WOVSM ttKK
0l&. In a far mora altrafiUTO lTocrimm
far mora aUraeUvo lYoeramma ttan the
first. Thy bare mad Mversl Ulent4 addltloaa
to their Troapa, and claim that ther ar cond to
no amateur orgmnisatkm of thl kind la th South .
y aara
oaptx, mi
:rraL
Old Face but Haw Attraction. .
Beaerved Seat on te at Ualaaberawr. without
extra charge. Uonaral admlten tOei Oallarv t5c.
Door open at 7; oonuanoal8 Q'odu. po7tt
lfl. CRONLK, Auctioneer.
BY CBOKLT MOKH IS '
- ...... . t,
Mortocrt Sals cf Real Estate ifi Wil-
BY VIBTUB 09 A DBBO OValORTUiQK
with power of aato, axaeated ttba aadacatcned
by John I. Bolme and wire, on.th lt day or
w I offleo of tha conntr f New HnoTCf. DooJ
poieaotr, ittu, anareniera u u Kf jiaw"
wcw unover, uouKXX,
I oafl "111. 1 Will Mil to Lha hlrhJllt hlddftf. fnr raak
J at tho Market Bon, in th city of WUmtocton.
at 11 odocat a. am . , on vmm su aaj v hot per,
1880, the valnaM property aerlbd 1a aid aaort
gage, ' betaa; th lot n tba aorttrw! oonrar of
jroarta and Chesnct Ueef. and now Meaptad bv
aldBolm. 'lha paiehaserwU!
and be reqalrad to pay the parchi
two honr of the cloe Of aaXa,
er will par ror . paper.
mrcUaaa roooej within
aaXa. or other arraniro-
meatslor tho aalowul be mad. .
WALTBB V HTIKLE.
noS ood td sa ta th Mongairte.
Fancy Butter.
A.
H
AVNO MADE ADR RaSMKVTB W1TD A
Fonn y lvaala ereanw ry to an their eekoi led
ROSEBUDBUTTER
I z 7
I . . ' . ' 1
' lining- ntr-.
I tak a pktf nro In Informing my frioLd and all
connolsrcurs In
!B TJ T T iEJ
. ',r,4iy
that aftor to-morrow I wUI b able to furnish them
daily with tbe Identical articl same a 1 uicd In
the city of Philadelphia, and onctblng (entirely
new here.
Thl Hatter has A he reputation of bavin; niYcr
been excelled IN THE WORLD.
JN0. L. BOATWRIQHT,
no 7tf n and 1 3 North front Ht.
Corn! Coral Com!
Hay, Hay,; Hay.
' V
.QOQ bushels pni-tEwurne
M'tLLTRO CORN,
25Q 0AiBd CHOICE EAbTERN JUAV,
i
Juat received and for alo by
B. F. Mitchell & Son.
no 7 3t '
t 1
Removal.
J HAVE REMOVED FROM KO. 1 TO NO. 0
South Front Street, 3rd door from Solomon'
rner. I am not the only German Barber la town.
but have the Neatest Hhop and tan alway b found
at myi
ly post, with polite and Wo. 1 Assistant.
OClOtX U. (A FKIULrXBT
Coal and Wood.
j-ON'T FORGET THAT WE HAV. MOVED
to the premlce. corner of Water and Mulberry
street, where we keep OOALfWoOD. SHlNGLkS,
BRICK, and POWDER at owt cash prloa.
' - . G. rARHLkT.Jr.,
ocS7tf CVr. Mulberry and Watwr at.
Silk and SthT Hats !
TJMBRBLLAS OF EVERT QUA1TTT ! '
Good IS -Rib at tbe iJowekTYlces I
HARRISON X AtLkV,"
no7tf "'" Walter.
: : j .:. !'. i ):;
Carpets !"
nrowh A noddick, 45 Market at.
... . , . i. . ." ' 1
THE LARGEST AS80RTMINT OF CARriTS
outh of New York. , J , I I
Gents' Fancxf ock.,
A lob lot of the above af 15c t worth 80c, a decl
dedban?arn. i.i ti-i .. -i .
. "6ROfN 4 RODDICK.
. ' - I ;i li.- 4o Market St.
Colored Horder Ilaudkervliler.
W are offertoa? a ' fall Una of OOLORXD BOR
DER HANDKEBCHIEFS foe ladle aad genla. All
tb latatnoveltiMor.tberaaKMa.
nuuws Kuuiwa,
050 tf
1 1
48 MarkM Jit.
' J Td The Public T '
T. i-i IT- t ' T-.-1
HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED A
eo pwtnrahlp awAar ' the naaae : t SOUTUEB
LAND A CO.. for the pmrpo of carrrinr. on a
LIVEKY. BOARD AND 1ALB STABLK, an Iwln-
ms atreet. onrjoalte the Ooera Hanaaa, deair to In-
treet, opp
itkepnblie
patronage,
firm Ur7ublli of th tuk aad vrnftmrnt a abare of
tteirpatros. ' . W. bOyTHKtLABD,
-.! 1 -'): MaViUiriWIial.ll'l'
IV. B. Personal attention glvn to the ewe of
Horse placad with Am. Will obas-oawti).
NESDAYNEXT, . , , nor7 8t
Jn6tElSc6iv,ed:H 1
FINE 'AfiibkhtP tJto.
Horse Blanket. Harneaa. Badalea. Trnnka.'atc.,
, and for. sale low oaai -ji ?ii ilLijdw
oe ik It E'fml
uswtAAtfi mm vaa
JiampsLimtenxiJ,
TrtdsKWM ott; 'iaaJnJlNTi rJTttos.
Jnt foVeTerTbodT'. uie.YlinUh, Cek-nsdc,, tpr
Wt tf ! ! ' as booti Front fet