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MORNING EDITION.
nttTLJXtu
, v,i..io la thrrataaad U the Xorth
, - of Matfcoi aftlest the waerpe-
, -,i r pwr by the rxMTftl cnttrMMl
, . 'H- City of Mtkiv Jo TUar&
i. iycbJ la MUV-u county. Oa. . foe the
ulrW of hi wl.V ' . L. WsUlaa.
,-ursl with cattle staaSag. M lynched
r c boy Mr Ckrwsa ClJ. CoJorado.
Th CHj National Beak, Lawrtrw--wrx.
tal . aaitpvaJba. Wi2, Fsrr
.4. C E-tprxa wa roebal m Arisoa. by
u i va. A ire st Vhnjvrd II
.,-u. an ik ik4 f Martha's Yeeyd.
.uriwl . aUwt Aacsae. la the heart
,c ih- iiUi4. the tosah about JCi3.0oa
- rh KiubIJ Mou ALWata.Ga.. was
UW furtt.ierw t7V0O. tW QL City Na
tioo.: Ptk ttnl btvwama Arm oa
tin biock n N Itwr. lb total lour b
about a satlboa. ta leura fdXCOQ.
tSiJ of ta VTtfara TJefcM T-
C '?' t'impmy. at Nw York, y that
! w.rv of tk Compoay wvrw cui tWiur
l.if aigbt. t.W tritle operator parviatoet
In lay that tiy Cut a of tb w Lrva.
- Tb Tort Hfaicfc tfji via
.- ! ftrUft ymUvUaj aa4 tW
tlm lowrt for loaf Um (mmC
N V H kttJi Htmj f per cb t ; cA
t... .vt t IfH)tHe; KMlbr Door Brm
! MMMjrt hKjuliy. ft 5Q T3.
i4t lrr; rkWi mj 9HrJ
I JO.rtirw. anifMiJ i3Tlc : rum a qwC
i.J ai ft 80. ipinu turpr.
t,rv. 4U aa4 kk al He.
4um-o ha racbJ iu half cn
lury
tHin U atiU caa!i4ta. ucb
th naw fro ob Waaaiiatoo.
T- rmi(H ia pia U laroin oat
u vor rii. iba w at fint
T' VarranUn rvooton of iba
t 'Mftrirt ara a tfa lwptay from
tb artxiata w bAT aa.
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Vrr wktmkwj o4 "frr caawa
ir ja r o IVtoOerit. Such t
tii pitfiJ rry of th orj griJr.
1T.rr r only (valva caai!iJtr
f.r tb .SaXrbtp ia Kaniakf.
Tb ortScb -kin th man haa
N . th rarwatarMl, m but f.rtjr-tkr-
r r aUi, He Wr-n a bit
ter mvwi of t S4otb fwJ jftrw
ru-h lv b- Naty barlra4 inl ta-
Ah titkti way tbat .Mr. C-
kiIT- ly bt wif to llthtmorr,
- t rvat ffneit-j;ra.lM f l-rjf
ibirt. Ifrttr m thU vlu-n th
Kik. f (to- cum airy wao oa tb
t' 1 1 h-r f tay rbiUlrvaj
.ii j "r ir bot o w iJ to
f Um; TTwra ka bm a rw
.Jt f n rnpaay as tWtinx it
it t Uu i W bil thrv Sun
lirt-.J rwoftinMtA Tr' gr-H
li.lti( tun in th N.rth. rn ttr
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iy,'t.4u.t ia 1 "WOT'! intrlo-rJ to
. lrr inUl i'otlUfn hQ
t mm c:liat bal thw worl li9 IM.
Jf- 'itroyAuf t th word Q-tad t'" es
li-t art f Mm4 w hjckj raovtra
tm t wnt fH thia' wbt you
l hn wcr 14. filrv Lat wrrk
r p-rvH LiW L'aiUNl 8ai to
t) rrrrttpolifi wrk f 9Z. Of
th (ijrvv, Kwtaky. Si l-fot r
n i Vifvjtni fimi-b two rab:
iwmnn J; Trniww n. T'ts I
tn. M kryUai 4.
A m iTtVi J oun aamrd Frank
t.wl!, nuiur of a larjw
U tory, Uft si wtfa ad two
hil.lrro. who war dfpendept pxQ
hm and ranoi? with a yoaag wwmaa
( nittcb) promiaorw la raAJ4trd
-itr.U at OtovartUle. Kew'iVork.
it. h hixa and baa; bitn.
BwawawaHaawBaBawawawawaaawaaaaBwaBaaw
VUw tlktrtactioa by Sra ol tb 1
;iut Kusbal! !! at AllvaLt oq
n "un!ar awrif, aad tb Jralroo-
n iU) of thw Clata City lUak, T a
r- kt loa aad will Wa djJy regret
' i 1 1 ia awppMfd to bw th work
't in tandi wy. TV Mpttcl
u ll.iM)O,0X sad with only I JOO.000
tnmtttince. ....
o. Viii-va a Wklhsra. tk
'n od a nialT of tbetr 5tat
-Waxitrwt ba arpv4 aftff?
t.on oX th lX,wual-raU fo tha. UU
?-n u for HsmWer and lroliow
eminiiws VirpaU n'bw .an Jo
raova.
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. A drapenkta ght occurred ia Vcat
Virginia Uit wk Vttvto. aocae
IuIL&ca and oegroe wloare worklsg
cul the Ohio Rirr IUiTroad near
TVhaallflg. U grw oat ot thft accV-
d en 111 Villiag of two Iuliana bj
bUat fired by omd ngrooK. An o-
ooaal aaya tb lullaaa bcam aa-
)Crad,'and' oo of litres brothers of
ooa of tb killed attacked negro
who drew, razor of coarse. This
atajedsi gorsi'SAaaalt. We now
copy a pn of tb aoewHtot:
TbT war anaad for th moat oart
with nvcttwac-tarrtarcBd tHettoa. taobeta
aneaa of- thaaatsacd taair picka, onrwbrs
aaU axaa aa waapona.: 'A daaTwrataenaooa
ter eoaucd. tb Itattaail f xsuar wU a da
wiiaiiow SWaaaavwaf UaadartJaa Taw
dakka, aooa otawxriSL tbat .tbej war W
ta( bvtcberad Vr tb Italba. fiod la t-vorjr
dlrvctios. parroed by tb bwliox toob of
ItaUaaa. wbo krp tSouriablai; their knlrca
and firiaf their ra-roTsers. tcrroriiiaf the
dartics aa wtU aa (h l&hahtUAta. iUt of
lha diKfca eoada a bee line for Liaterrflle.
aad It waa withia the borders of that peace
ful tWxc that tha bioodkat part of the af-
rrr occsxna im lUiiaaa rocbt thai
(Urtka op to tb rtTtr. an3 tb tauer then
becaxaa paak atneaen. imj jataped rato
tha rircr. ytUJo; tike mad men. , Bj thia
tioM the iababitaata of the' towa cam o
the rtacoe aad aartd Mtml with boat:
but bow maaj are daJ bow taaay were
kiUau aad woaadea n dm Cf&t or drowaed
ia lb rtTtT. there m &o means or kaowiac
The wbok rarty of colored mn are acai
tarrd
It is reported in Washington, that
.-wemua aa utus to fftwettno con-.
trol of the Indians to the War De
partment. The plan, it is said, con-
template taw surrender ,br th In-
Jiaxu ot their reservations for in-
tcrca4enng boods, oat ot wbieb,
with their tabor, they can And "nip-
port, the array to distribute tba
money and all eonsting ageocie to be
aboJUbrd. t.
Ila (JoOra Floadlrl wrhhaa vnder taw
Lah of pubJte acora. ytt uUrrs ao cry of
paia nor wail for mercy. wumgt a-
What baa floadfy doo? A party
that eoald taka to ita boaoca Gsr&eUJ,
Arthar and tbo Grant gang ought
aot to be dUpJeaaed with a man with
aa ekaa a reword aa Hoadlj baa. As
far aa wa can learn he is crery bit as
a man aa Forakrw and a great
iai ablr.
Karanagb, Haalon and Smith, the
thrrw in former ia the Phoenix Park
marder cac. urcre to be eent to
Sydney, New South Wale, but per-
aauwion to land waa refused. Tbe
Home Oovemment then ordertd
tbam to bo plarwd oo board tbe Ilri-
tiah tron-clad Nelaoa. Tboae men are
doamr juat aa Carey waa.
Tbe Louisville Kxpoaition ia ira-
proviag ia attendance wa are pleaaed
to it uud. The Art O tilery is
said to be very fine. Tbe picturce
displayed rrprraeflt more) than
000,000 ra value, and cornpriae the
targrat And most cmllj art Hoxa col-
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vtka ever shown to tbe United
State.
Spirits Turpentine.
We are sorry to hear that J uge
nar hanA la poiw.
A diamond h;aa. bwn found in
rfeAJ eowBty snffowd La be "ry val-
uabte.
Ilaieigh I'Uiior: lira. J. A.
RoCaaoa. the UlreWd editor of the Wl
stoa Li.ir. i a rmadkWa for th ofSc of
laftvkw Court CVrk of Forsyth coualy.
Tbe Kortb Carries Cokf crrnce
of the Wralryaa Methodist Coaacctioa
win be be id at Aatioch church, ia ronyth
eouaty. ?f. C. ow Wedaraday. the 1 3th
day of fVptsmbcr.
Shelby -twrortj. Tbe oft-rt-pt4d
account of the Morsaooj baptlting
tbrvo aod wocrva oa tUacaas crrek,
Rthrrford couoty. thla naotr, is falo.
Tha two tobacco factories are doter
rU aadaresddlagmacAloSoaiby- Two
otht partWe expect to ragage la the maau
fsrtara of tobacco.
Wilson AJvne; W. a Da via,
of Warraaloe. waa tbctoi Ttraidat of the
U Loral rrrachar Conference which met la
v$ istica racrauy. - t acra u to n u
oo a gj. under right years old. who
wwiaa aity aswa pouada.. The pic
aid as I)aaboro last Tharaday waa lartely
aziradrd sad hzrjrriy snVayrd. Six buu-
dml pcpU ware prcatat. The ball at
eiftti was a wry eujoyaxde asav.
Waablogtoo GazttUt Quite a
aasabar of oardiharee are suwmeriag at
(Vrwekt IrwvWxta to the war this was
qnite a resort fo Tf sahlagtoe. and tt tf
aMiaaieg ria old Use riarny. m m
ra mrmiai by Mr. M. K. Klag. mAoM
f th Start atk Asuiaexm nsfTmaA to say
Lbat taw saJa aadar exeeatioa of tha proper
ty fraachis of the TamasrvtUe A Waahlag-
too Ratfroad. oo last atoncay ta uua wna,
win ta an wet Isk-rferrwah Mhe rrUtkeS
or rooaactJoee of the "Norfolk Southern
HAilroad. - ' ' " '
StatreriUe- Landmark: Tbe dry
wvathas cwatiaoes. Com, upland aad
bottom. Is soScrtag. sad the crop will un
doubtedly be cut short. Cotton la at a
esaad etui, but Is thus far probably not
ewtouaty bijurwi. Mr. nckstt JL.
Rcee breataaa ass sastat cus aocoa is mm
place Tarsday. The mat was iot unea-
.M m im a fatal aaaladv. The
iVciwal rs a sua ef Mr, IVrvrty Bose, of
rtyvttrfli.i. - ' ' . l
Zm TVaafort TeierAoiUi Mr. Mar I
tSaa r. scksew. of horfolk, ' arphew cf I
dToTJ
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Caaal Oompany, Arrtrrd UAt"3undyaad
b surreylsf for the ,Caaal Company., for
the purpoae of fladiof oat omihiox. wa
kaow not what; nerertfreWa, iha dreceiof
eoaUaaea, We are Jaformed that Mr.
J. L. Bell of Newport, is the champion hog
nlaer ot Carteret coaaty. ' Ills wstnneian
sad ecra ctocsl RLs Ms neighbors. Vworta
cfboM whkh' are .bdntf fed from the
Pcb ui cia voatnvaoa ax ww m gyuu
wwuuoviouu, jib ia oq us n9r uic.
aiaior yy. A. uearne,, tuefcure prc
taotar of lio Caefal scheme of paWiug into,
epersdan a Uae ot Inlvad steamers between:
Eeaafort and New, XJcme and New Klrer
aad -Beaufort; has been; spending "m" few
days la . town looking op probabUnjes fn'
rekUon thereto., - f , Jf '
! New faneiJourtudi. . We are.
safonaed that it U propoaad to 'eatabtkk a
eJepaaoouae oetweao. caia dlj ana roi
kxkrrtDay adfittnce ca thirtaeo nllea, and.
that poles are bcia erected for . the par-
soae. A yoasg maa taiKaraarsTiJis
Is reuotteel to saw t wi at R U i J Mawaaue--e w
twallowfar a capes of niaa ail bocaosa bia
girl -wroi back ow bba." flaJwaa aadlr
aftw. 4 Walermalons aaU dearer acre,
than la New York. Olr. Joaepb Kia-s .
rrora nortaa.. nirm oo ore laau
He says tha-land of oranges will do well'
enough la the wiatet, .but . the summer's
sun is too hot for him.. tIt has been
rr ported for soaaa time that Judce Fowle
would be tha liberal candidate for Oav
eraor next year. - We aava never heard of
the Jadga aeajiag It. .Oan.it be true that
tha maa Who waa the choice1 of so maay
Dcmorrata for that poaitUn three years ago
Is going to repudiata the prindplea he ao
rigoroualy eapoused thm t Tha Eepubli
eaa papers are contlanailj aascrting that
ho will be the people's candidate to 1834
aad with htav they expect to wipe out
Bourboaism.
f Charlotte Journal- Ohervr; A
aw nOAlAfSr rTlM fllriebv' "him fwen
eaublbihed la itindolpa county with Al
fred L Wsldett. Poataatter. Mr. J:f
HcT. MoaheV of Dostoa. arrived at the'
Centra Ilotd yeatenJay afternoon from' a
trio un tbe Shelby dlriatoa of the Carolina
Ceortal IUCroad. whera be has been Uking
views aJocg the line of that road to lUmv
rata oe article la Tbe BouUl Manyot
the views. Mr. Mashetssys, are pkinrcaqfae
aad exeeediogTr Jutereatlfig. Tbe view
from the brkTrelookug down ' on Tiddv's
Cper allla. 6C feet below Is one of the
a. All the riews of the Catawba are
good. Ou. la Long Creek township.
about tour weeks ago, a mad oog bit j n&g
blon rl ax fo Mr. rriak Shoemaker, and
Uat Thursday the hoc died, after a weeka
cavortiag arouad with the rabies. Tbe
log sctusuy went mad and Its. favorite
freak was to root. ' It rooted up three pine
tree, fire or six panels ot fencisg sod
loaSy ovrrtnroed Mr. BhocmaJtera corn
erib. It died trying to root up a big rock.
The carcaas was hauled away aod next day
(he boxxards fcaited on It. and before they
got through several of them died by the
earcaM. Others flew up Into trees, where
they aat with rufSed feathers; until they
rcfl to tne KToaad oead. . ,
JUleigh iTew O&acrner . Talk-
ma: Teaarrday with' Car. J J. Thomas
about the crop proapects that well informed
crop La a paor
ia tau
county the
taxes ootaade of fialei(h township will
mount to 71 1 cents ou tha $100 and (2.15
e tae poll, while thetazaa ta taa townenip
excroatvaof rJty Uses will he 611 cents ou
theflOO -valualioaaad $3.45 oa the poll.
sir. jfartle A. Cuaeros, of fiaxbecne
township, IlameU county, died at bis real
6ace laat Saturday, aged about 73.
Maay prayers for rain win be offered in
tha caufcbc taday. Out seldom haa rain
beo ao badly aweded. The eoadiUoa of
lh crop ia pUf oi. Mr. Isaac Dortch
died at hie reaidence la Aberdeen. Mlaaia
sippi. last Sweday. 6th inaC, in his S6th
year. Ue waa a native of . WUsoa county ,
a sou of the las Dr. Louis Dortch, aad a
brother of Mra. The. 8.- Eeoaa. Ue
leaves a wife aad three childrea to mourn
their loa. Tbe farmers' diaaer at
k'UtU'i UU1 caaae off Thursday. It waa a
t affair, sane 1J300 or 1.500 of
tha beat ctiiseaa et Ilaraett county being
p reseat. It m observable that nearly
fJ bouae owners boy tdckd auabera.
CKhards says be has never sold so
nr.
maay
of thee la proportioa as here.
CITT.
new toraiiTTsaJiiDrri.
Mrasna Great bargalas.
W. E. Davu Jt Son leg.
A. Sarra Lra than cost.
M, IlrAMST-riantaUou for sale.
ExcrsioJt--rltearcrM iaachaha.
NoTtcu C M. Bird maa Fire Co
Wswai mf trwy
The nuhops of the MethedUt E. Church
South, having appointed the present weak-
aa ooa of prayer for an out-pourisg of tbe
Holy Spirit throughout the bounds of the
Church, prayer meetings' win be held at,
the Froet Street aad Fifth Street churches ,
eaeh area lag at 8 o'clock, aa aaeouaced by
the respective pastors oo Buoday.
Tattoo ao wiaerlla. "
Mri a A. Norria, who was appointed
by tha Governor of South Carollae to come
to this city after John D. Lynch, the man
who was arrested for abdocting and carry I
lag off ayousg white girl from.Sum.Ur, in I
that State, aad who has since been ia jail
la Wilmington, arrived here Bnndsy morn
ing and kit fat Sumter the sasse evening
with hi prisoner. - . .
' LJsaaaxsaaajajsaawa n i r I
Maaaerea CoarS. '
HeortetU Jacobs was arraigned before
Justice MHa,; yesterday, aftevnoon, on a
. peace warraat sworn out by lixxlo, Allen,
Defendant was required to - pay dcets and
give bond In the ram of 50 to keep' the
eaos for three months. t ;.
liszie Allen was cxt arraigned oe a
peace' warraat Wdrr oat ' by HenrieUa
Jacob, aad thasauaodgmfair was ten; i
deredln her ae; .. -
Both parties employed a lawyer. "'
The sbiamcV li .'Jk'srJUaW which has
arrived f rom Us CTPrcs,f repoiU haying I
rwssed the staasaer A ' . irwrf nice mfles I
below FaTrUctllls. ofilhcf wsy p the rlver,r
found the stcarr JTwtl 'A?aX at the
Ln itMiwr U ks understood, will come
iSroarb W WHmlnrton, and- not' ex- I
- '..iu'wfth'.'tbe 'JK-rfA ' JStoU I
rvo bis bM s'chaare f or tae beUer 'in I
Hver 1 all.TjavixatJda' ht' almost In a I
1 r'rSl";-rTir ?rnr .ts
tf" r v-'--.- ...
i - Receipts of cotton yesterday .6
bales. !:' l' :;Vv-.'T. . ;i
j . ye are glad to learn tbat Mr-.
R. W. Chad wick,, Is improving aowewhat.
! ii. Only- one -s trifling T case for the
p - ,1 ecdeeation of ; His Honw. the Mayor,
i yesteraaj morning. f
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- Va sA.r jtnmo fina rwtava from
W plantaUbn of Mr. ,W. .8. Wartockv
heaJ'thU cnyyesterday. ; ? ;
5.,,'.' ti . . . -..iLl
teT?,:
the Washiogton excursion train yesterday
morning. ; Hope .they' may has - a good
fim and rettitrn safely: : 1 - -
i -r;;db;&r
oas on the house boraed on Fifth , ftree.,
Aatnv. 1ctr which h "WAB jCOQ-
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111111x1- ,irn : -
ymmvvrp.t
Tho.'M. Gardner,' Esq.; has re-
eei'ved fm the tr. B. Circuit Court the ap-
I ( - , , , a , 1 i
fornuneniot ConunWoner for the
astern-UVnrictoi.xtoria uaxoima. -
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. Dop't forget tne moomugm ex-
1.,M ti.ir .fm- PcMTV) to wiffbt-
VvtewM 'wraa auu pvh iv4 o
It WM be your last chance this season to
fevel jn the delighu which attend a trip by
toordi oor,Ue walera, f .
A meeting.of the C. M. Sted
soasl Fire Company will be held at their
Truck Ilouse' tills evening at 8 o'clock.
There will be business of Importance and a
Jail attendance is earnestly requested.
! . Mr. J. E.. Lippitt, who is now
geal. announcea a mooaliht excursioa.on
the steamer .ttnaeaaJU -for . Wednesday
air k'u. There will be the usual aocoropani-
iieots, 'iDcludlog- a sbeepbeadi supper at
UT'.' "
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eity. made a speech st the VYarrenton Ks
anion, a fact which waa not mentioned in
hie letter to the Stab. We are ready to
bet that ft was a good poe.
! We are in receipt of an in vita
tion to attend the annual convention of
the non professional jouraalwta of this
State, to be held Tuesday, August 14tb, at
feurgaw. Rev. J. N. Btallings, of Clinton,
baa accepted an Invitation to deliver the an
nual address.
Both of the excursion steamers
the Ptutport sad the JfameAoAa came
up the river last evening crowded with col
ored excnrsioaiaU, Monday being particu
larly their day. A band of music enlivened
I thfngs oa the Pastport, and the Minnehaha
SaovUtaa tka Tax Ltsta.
' As there seems to be some misunderstand
ing in reference to the law requiring the
Board of Commisaioners of each county, to
meet and revise the tax lists and hear com
plaints of tax-payers, we rive the provisions
of the act.ss follows: Section 18 of tho Ma
chinery Act says: "Tbe Board of Commis
Siooera of each county, after notice in one
newspaper or by posters put up, shall meet
oa the second Monday in August, and re
vise ibe tax lists sad valuation reported to
them, and complete the list by computing
the tax payable bj each person and affixing
the 'same opposite his name. They shall sit
lor one day at least, and when neceasary
ahall sit until tbe revision is complete, ar-
aball hear all persons objecting to the valdA
alion of their property, or to the amount of
tax charged against them. They shall have
power to summon and examine witnesses,
and thall correct the lists of the list-takers
as may be right and' Just, and so that the
valuation of similar property throughout
the county shall be as near uniform as pos
.sible, etc. In addition, it may be well to
mention that Commissioners are. required,
after notifying the owner or agent, to raise,
the valuation upon such property as they
shall deem unreasonably low.
, In accordance with the above, the Com
misaioners of this county met yesterday
afternoon to revise the lists and hear com-
plslnta concerning assessments.
Iavltatloa Awt4. .
The last Tarboro Quids publishes a letter,
agreed by Messrs. W. P. Williamson, F. H.
Battle and L N. Ckrr. a committee, and en
dorsed by Judge Howard, Judge Phillips,
Judge Gilliam aad Capt Dancy, extending
a pressing Invitation to Mr. T. B. Kingsbury
of this cityi) dehrer a'lecture In Tarboro,
fw theenefltf "St Barnabas' Guild, " a
charitable ' orirsnlzatlon connected with
Calvary P. ' X. Church. Mr. Kingsbury
has accepted the Invitation, we learn, on
the. usdentandiag that the lecture shall not
be called for until soma . time in the early
part of the coxning-winter. : '
In Pennsylvania Mrs. 8, B. Jewett; Miss,
Hary Carpenter: ' ' 1 ,
At .Coney Island S. VanAmringe.
i At All Healing 8prings; Va. Mr. J. W,
Thompson's family.
At Washington, D. C Miaa Katie, M.
Groves. ''
At JoneSvnie, Michigan Dr:''Th6s., lB.
Carr-v , !. .(-. ' . '
.AtLilesvilla Mrs. FM- Woo ten. ::
Price and
ci
u The famous strike among; the telegraphic
operators - la "virtually; at ao end ;in the
South. Of the old force in the Office here,
mond. but was understood to have accept
td a'TwaltJoa in lWaehlnirton . City; Mr.
Moofe has roue to'South'Car01iha:'Mr;
lihenny went 'fo' work! yesterdsy ' and
Mr. Petcrsbd-was' elpected to commence
j -TboBaleighAsarufOWcr T T.k TJ"
' . v.. v n TT.ii PthtJparUy cloudy weaker and g rains,
At Staiesvnie, 'ITJ O. R. W,
wife. . , .. .--,- i ' . ,
uaaaetac work. .
last night c-,u 2-::---
UP aa : awnwaa pa-nf'T .m. . : -,isa pa..;-; IJT' W-'v : t- -.fcAW(:iyfj :
ii i xv lit. i' ' r p i v v -
. m' " ,'" frf-; is L"Jis -5 - -' is 1 ji t:
.!' ' - . . . :.t . - , ,v. l.r'i,.5-fl ..:r.,t
ararDepa:
tS'Anayi.rtt!i' ..'
Division of Telegrams and Beports for, the
; Benefit oi ummerce uur ancttuiuet.,..;
i. . ' iniinut 1: 1fi9Jt-J( P1 W '"
1 -www .
? . ! AVERAGE -.fciuij
' ' ' "
i .Districts,.,
i ll)i 'I )iJ.I. if ft
i'Maii':'-
Min. i
Temp;
Temp
latt?
J SSV?
96
'v,63
-664
.:!69
uu
I ' .00 v
tl Augusta...
93
95
a I oavannah.
Atlanta..,,,..
90 f j
ok!i
.69
,08..
i Mi ii
.00 ,
-ft?
Kofatgomery . j
fewoji1
Qtlreston. . : . :
Memphii.- .T..
! '.: " -m
E95
, 96
.75.
1 '74'"'
1
m
ft
I WeatSiaVlweleatloani. -
I , The f ollowmz are the indications for to-
n ;, t q . H I. :
: For tbe lfJddte .'A&nt"lB1
I , T ; : : .J . J j i' , f ' -; j
preceded ; by, partly, cloudy, weather : and, J
. i local rams, - cooler nortnwesteFjy" ' wrniw,
'I w , : . . -tj.il' .-, ,. iti? :
ii6."fvr!r,f ,i ! s
'tef ; , . , , . ,, I
States T enerallv I
States,. gcnerauy;i
1 nwruwovKW Aiauuu.
lairweatner, wtnos moeny weeny.
tionary pr rising bardnieter,' Nearly station
sry temperature.
For the East Gulf States, , fair, followed;
by partly cloudy weather and local rafas ia'
tne nortnem . poruona, ,variake .wuiaa.
mostly southerly r riang barometer, station
sry temperature in the southern portion,'
stationary or lower temperature in northern
portion. r
For the West Gulf States, fair weather,
j preceded by local rains in the northern
I portion', variable winds, mostly ' sbitherry.
I stationary barometer, stationary of rising
I temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley;
riahlfi winds rnnatlv nnrtWIv in fhfl Ohio
t r : . "'I
lower temperature.
The Pair of tHa K. C FrsM Crowed
Aaaeef attesi.' ' ' "
cumuaiastu; mwiiugw mw
of the several committees which .have been
formed to make the approaching Fair of
this Association a grand success, was held
in the Mayors office at' the':X?ity Jlail yes
terday evening,
, On motion of Col. E. D ' Hall, Mr. Kerch
nerwss Called to the- chair and Mr. Gabe
Holmes appointed secretary.
On motion of Mr. Holmes, seconded by
Mr. Munds. the price of admission to the
Fair was fixed at twen'ty-flve cents for gen-
tlemen and ten cents
for ladies and children
Hall, that a committee
be appointed to make arrangements for a
ball, was carried, and the chair appointed
as such committee, Messrs. H, McL. Green,
J. C. Munds,' F. M. King,' B R. Moore,
and John J. Hedrick.: 1 '
On motion, Col. Hall, CoL Moore and
Japt. it. r. raddison were appointed a
committee to secure an orator for the Fair
; Capt. Paddison moved that a committee
be appointed on Programme,, and the chair
appointed as such commiteee, Col. Hall,
Col. Brink, Capt Paddison, and Messrs. A.
Adrian and F. M. King.
The meeting then adjourned.
Five Fire la One Nlg-nt.
Saturday night last' was one of ' the live
liest for our fire department they have had
in some time. First came the alarm at
about half -past 9 o'clock; then another at
11 o'clock, or a few minutes thereafter; then
one at 1 o'clock, alluded to in our last as a
rekindling of the fire on the premises of
Mr. B. F. Hall, but which we have since
learned was caused by the ignition of the
roof of the Koonce house ,qn Market street,
near the corner of Ninth, which . probably.
came from a spark! from, the fire,at.Mr.;
nail a, near, oy; wen mere waa a neiguiw-'
- I
TT IT 1 . . . I . J 1. 1
nooa aiarm. near toe jiy xiospiuu auonv a
iAr fl., tr, r hi
v v-.v-i.-. uuuuaj -"w i
v .i;n-m, Av.:lioi eiay. mtsea with a heaw deposit of
. . , . I
and, finally, it ta1 reported ' that a shed-1
caught fire shmewhere on j the wharf, but?
the flames were promptly extinguished.
In Only three cases,' however,' was the gen- ;
cral alarm sounded, f t! . . - ; ..'(
Insane Fatlents.
It was designed, in the early part of this
week to send Wm. Miller and Henry Hall, .
twQ-coLored insane, patients at the .jCounty
Poor House, to the Goldsboro Asylum,t'but
upon the representation of Superintendent
Savage to Mr. ' W. W. Shaw, Warden , of
j the Out-door Poor, jit jwas thought advis
able for vr. rotter, ne county pnysician,
to examine into' lMd' condltion ! of Miller,
which heoid,,and"reVforted;Mm; unable to
travel; whereupon .ttfe- matter: of removal
was postponed for the present, It appears
that Miller's brain troubles have reduced
him to "a atata of Mneral debilitv from Ii
which it wm Wdlfflbult for him to rally. I
In addition to his other ailments, his throat
a thnrnno-hlv r,arlv so it ia with trrpftt I
Wrougniyjaraiyzea, sq.k is with greay i
difficultyjue can either talk or swallow.; !
INHEnORIAM.
At a meeting of the Hibernian' Benevolent As
sociation, tne
nnr sorrow on
taiaxlee?
awes wm nrteniwiAnalv Arkrsarl E
teemea memoen. wero anamnioiBuy auuiiwu , ,
Whereas it nas Doen tne wui ox an au
videtee to remove from our midst our worthy
brother, JOHN HOG AN, who departed this life
July 81st. 1S3S, we: -as members of this Society,
while acknowledging the loss of ope pf our bright?
est ornaments, meekly bow to the inscrutable
will of our merciful Father, who doeth all things
for his own wise purpose; be it
T 1 A M ..n , n m 4ita OiiifAfv vta eliall
JMJOUITCUt OO imuiwis .uu uAj ikvi tt j ni mil
toward the distressed,, whkshi with ihia other I
Christian virtues, formed a bright satellite around I
-m c i - . , -,
ResolvadwThat we deeply aympathisa with the I
family of our deceased brother In their irrepara
their irrepara-
ble affliction; m mm tney nave ost; a lovmg ana
de voted hnsband and. a kind and indnlgent fan
ther, bat trusting that Almighty God will be td
them-a father and protector. j i -.nn-- ,5'
" Resolved, That a ip lank page hi the Record of
the 8ooWty be inscribed to his 'memory, and that
a eopy-ef these vesolnUona .be presented to the
family of our deceased brother,' and 'they ated
do puouanea m vuo xxluj papers or ib
v. rVVA v. .JOBABRY.v
. .i PATRICK GLA
rthaeuxt
Jl
r m vujii i an i
' PATRICK GLAVTN.-'
v .
RevieweoPTj , )JoinmIttee. .
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WHOLE NQJ 4979
i
k'HKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ncoiilifflit'HEsciirsionl
STEAJIKS PASSPOffr, TO FICDEuAIx aPOXaT,
y
ToeedayV Mth Inst. " MasJo aBdDanehvr. Sbeeps?.
head Supper at Staxo'g. Tare for ronnd trip 60o.
paehovratl
e now at neaerai.iioinLi rfNti. w. tiAKiSB
toAff 13 St vih
I Steamer Ilinnehalia.
jM6briliglitia Excursion
i To ffedera- Point.
sc f'fjaassuata oil saav www a. wavt inutiu 0.
D SUfP
Fare for ponnd Trip 60c Will leave her wharf
it 8 o'clock anarp. : j. is. iiTppprr, ;
14 St BarieTreopr. -
iVTOnCB. THB OFFICERS AND 'MEMBERS
X of the C. M. STEDMAN PIEB COMP'Y No. 1, ' 1
SLsutsero vas Au.ia ova wvt uubwoou tut ouu uiiUy auto
ctt
i as wiainesa or importance wou oe DPgnt Detora
the Company In reference to resolution recently
passed by the Board of Aldermen concern big said
Pompany. rrt B0. W. W. DATS, Pres't. n
nsnaMlt , ; A.8HRlKa.Seo'iraBdtTreas.'
This
0EEEY DAT SATRDAT ;WWPm
those who can get into our Store GREAT AR-
blATNS. MUNSON,
1 aua-141t.:. : ;i . ;. , UJi ;City Clotbter .
i .ti
OEND IN YOtTR ORDERS
, . ; , FOR JBBXS. AND HHDS. ; . j , -t . ,
1 ' f AND CAR Lb AD iOTS.
-P'
an14tfiv " , , W,' R. DAVIS & SON. ,
J PlTlft ShOCS at LeSS thail
E HAVE A FEW MORE OFBANISTER A
ttchenOR'S low ctit shoes, as' sol worth
I ni. 7 . : ' . , ...
i P6,5a-? cau earlj and secure. a Bargain. jpreryjJ
i pair warranted haM-rnade and in good ord6r.!
( j :
A. SUUIliK,1 '
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108 Market St
augl4 tf
The
Rioted Plantation
Of G-eofgia, '
' KNOWN AS"
-V A;;V E-Rf L . Y
' Situated in Camden Co ,
OFfERED FOB SALE
AT. A, SACRIFICE
rjTHE ABOVE IS THAT MAGNIFICENT PLAN
TATION, which was for so many years owned by
Charles Cotesworth Pinckaey, Ward, Middleton,
and many other noted Georgians and South Car-
! -
jolhuans, sitnated in Camden County, Georgi9, at
bead of White Oak Creek, eight miles from Sa
tilla river. It contains
7000 A.ei?es
of Cypress Swamp-and Fine Land; 2,100 acres m
jCypress Swamp, 1,000 acres of which is densely
covered with trees of largest growth. The. re-
t ' . r,
pnaining 500 acres of swamp was cleared, ditched
(and canaled by T. Butler' Sing, and planted in
bott-eette andrloe, from which in one year he .
&tcmg& ,
,lnn nt.A Aa n AH
muo .umi-1, ,
i small mmUr 1nlmrQflnln(r i.hA. Tnnin nAtinl . nil f
ijwnicn renaer tne drainage oi tne swamp raw
l;y:?P .iw.cres swamp iana w a
;ricn auuviai ueposic, resting upon a ic
i rich alluvial deposit, resting upon a found
d W
i There is. also upon the place a rich deposit or
("Phosphate," whieh has been analyzed and pro-
.nounced identically the same as that of South
Carolina inosnnate.- me lmrjrovements were
destroyed by war and from natural decay, which
renders them of no consequence.
rTVklo TY.AfMC 9 nwnarvhoo n V to--irv r9 iMat
aus9 aaww wa ptvivj uoo n uvij va jivcv
interest, as aavuuc been so desirable an invest
ment that men of note in the past have been ta
tested in3t. ; ; i. - ; ;
For furtber Dartlcnlars see Dlats atmvomce.
fueorgiw.
augltoswswf tn M. HYAMS.
For Sale or Kent.
I HOUSE WITH EIGHT ROOMS,
rmi
Lot 66 feet front, running . back 106
iimi
aw- Mil i)?
feet, Water Works in tha House.
' No. 213 North Front St., west side.
Apply to GEO. H..KJELLKY, Ag,'t.
auglStf
No Humbug !
i "XpTHEN WE SAY WE SELL CERTAIN LINES
0P 000:03
LESS THAN COST T
w mean It, it is not a eaieu.r -e are eiosing.
them on1. and we pat them at a price to make
them go. We still offer a few of our specialties
in Ladies and Misses' Cloth Button Boots) and
Men's Low Ties, an4 Children's Colored Goods.
Come and see them. . . . '-. ti;. ..
French & Soils,
-t , . . . , . -,f
108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
WM Melons so Inferior tMs Tear?
WHERE FARMERS' HAVE NEG-
. .
urday morning, and genef for fimiday, to.re- I
mind you of "ye olden tunes. xtAt t vim ' I
L. VOLLERS. .. ,
JrTtf
; A 28 -South Front St.
olinaisWate
npnosE who, are fond of appolinaris
JL WATER, can sow get this Healthy and Cool
ing Medicinal Water by the Glass. Also Vichy.
Saratoga, i Rassmgem Aeltxer .and. other Mineral
Waters for preventing fevers and aiding diges
tion" during the hoteatiier.-, -u - r .'.
ForsalebyF.M.AGOSTiwt.
-at!Mi fjjrr ?:Atr rim;ti s.' . NOKTHROR'S, lti
paulltf Fruit and uoniectionery otores.
fiX:f..il :t ,i A i kilty i iiV,'i,-. i'i
- KATES OP ADVKBTUINO
OaSqn&ro One Day,.. ...... . f w
f J l 1 .. SUA
" .T't Four I'aya..t. ,. 8 oc ,
Two WeelM.. -!'... . , M
! f .Two MOTtt,...:t,f... . 18 00 .
I j 'cThnKontMl,;.i,k.,.lNl ft MM
1 p. v. six Iffonthaj..,.. ao 4
Ona Taar( ..i.wv. ..."" CO 00 -
rOoatraot AttrerttoenioBtt Uken at propof
fooatoiy low rate: rJ-
f 7m Uaea aoUd Wonpareil typa maka ona aqaar
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,
i -Sale of TOnaHe City Property.-
I naoii ana wue ( euiiOQ lor partinon or
Ii and others j parto. fjs. . laiKl. .(
fTtJNlSKSI3Nm; COMJflSSIONKH. AP-, ',
potntad by theoperior Court of Mew Daaovev
Cormty, m the above entitled eansa, la parsuaaoe :
of the order of said Court, will xmma to hI. t '
public anctlon. at the Court Houm door. In tl
Pity of Wilmington, at 13 o'olock M- onTueUy, ,
the 14th a v of Anirnstl..l8KiL that thnMnuxr
Brick BaildlB, situated on the north side of Mar-;
ket street, lately, ooetipied by tbo' late Jhn
iawson, now by w. TL Sprinfrer A Co, f ronttatr A '
on Market street 18 feet and 8 inches, running f
back C feet. "-?,!'.'- 'f ot ., -j
Terras, onethtrd easb. the balance on a credit
nf nnA and turn imn, with talMiMi l Vit nr
sent, per, annum-, , Title reserved - ontil. purchase
is paid, nnteRS the. posehaaer proposes errkn a ;
Wltn Dower or salo to uniiHi ibft.-cie- .
Tmvmenta. Porohaserto rv for all na-.m.
era and for registration of the same, and taxes w
for 1883, msnre the bnildinff and transfer roller, .
Posrtesgtori Riven October 1st, 188S. ' ' -. ' .
' ' WILKKS JfORRIS,"1 ;'
wworBiHHSH,''ra uoBunnsionev.-'
E w FLQ MR-
"ft;
NEWFLOXJR.
A i i '
rB ARE NOW. GRTNDraG FROM CHOICE
JEW '.CROP WHJSAT A good artlele of :
Family JFlour,
jwlCbl'we'ah furnish at a L0W,FR(i?IC in qiian-,;,.-
fet Ms purcnasers.
I ,.u . .. -Also,.
P. W. Corn, C
constantly .on hand, , '
Corn, Choice White , Meal, Pearl j
j Hominy, Oats, Bran, Hay,
i V. ; 'r .. - Pca-Nnts, '&c, .oVc, j ... ,1 ."
B. P. Hitchell & ! Sons.
ang 12 lw
..Raving the Sola Ageneyforthe
I IPAVWPD ft1 nt?f 1 Wt?7 tltfiniP flfl
IfliUUiU a UJjUAitJjl xtnUlJlJj UUM
robably the largest,' most modern and bent npj '
miea esi&Dnsnmenc oi tne sina in tne united -.
States, the. subsoriber offers at nrices he . onnfi- .
dently belivs Mil' attract to this point trade t
in MACHINERT It is peculiarly fitted to handle,
I v ENGINES and BOH.EUS,
of every deserinttonVfrorri - to 150-ITorse Power.
Also. SAW and GRIST MILLS, GINS, TRRESU
ERS. &o. To their line 6f PORTABLE ENGINES
and BOILERS, specially adapted to Farm use,
he would Invite particular notice. "
1 Catalogues? fireni&hed on application , Corres pondence
invfrea. 1 :
CS .. r ,8. W.' SKIN N En.
t au 12 D&W30X I 1 Wilmington, N. C.
For ; Siiiithville,
4TJ. S. MAIL STME. MINNEHAHA:
JjAVTNG BEEN PUT IN THOROUGH RE-
tlr,-wlll rfin and after ONDAYnwV Aiucut
ISh, leave her Wharf, foot of Marttet- street, at 9
p'clock A. M.' Returning Lea rto Smlthvlllo at" ,
SJ o'clock P. Jff. Stopping for tho delivery of ""
i i ' .
Passengers and Freight at all points on the river.
: The Agent guarantees that Passenger by this f :
line SHALL receive every attention, and perfect '
order maintained.
1 Personal attention given to the receiving and t "
11 C XJ I 1. .
uouvvrvui rreiub. t .
Family Excursion daily during the week at re-;'
duced rates. ' ' .
The - patronatre of tho publie is resneelf ully j
solicited. J E. L1PP1TT.
. augi2iw . AgentMlAi r
Bock Lime,
TtOR BUILDING PURPOSES. ' '
JD FRESHLY BURNKDr ,3
PRICE REDUCED TO $1.15 PER CASK. j
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND j
fttl Hill Iff r I . 4 TNTH
I
Address - . FRENCH BROS..
J
Kovay mini, r. a;,
or O.G. PARSLEY. Jr.. t
ap 1 tf
ra tu fr
Wilmington. N. C.
Drive Wells !
iMIIEAP PERMANENT WATER SUPPLY
They never dry up and cot less than open Wells,
Can pnt down ftDTwher- jf Kino itH??td' - j
'gSfrgSfe'"" anu7&u ; '
They Keep The Best,
A ND nAVR,A GREAT VARIETY OF COOsw!
STOVES ard Goods generally useful Go to ; Cj ,
, PARKER A TAYLOR'S. "
PURE WHITE OIL. t augWtfi ;
: : . " ' " , i . r
New Furniture WareroomSa"
, T No. 20 GRANITE HOW, SOUTH FRONT SU "
I have opened with, what I think Is a well selected,
StOCk. Of ; i- :.-,U
Furniture and Bedding1,
j EMBRACING MANY NEiV DESIGNS' IN '
BEDE00M AND PA&L0E 8tnTS. ' '
Our ami shall be to deal fairly and squarely
with aH, and respectfully ask a share of the publlo '
patronage . Courteous treatment guaranteed to'
all who flavor me with a ealL ' -u ,
i augl2tf THOMAS C. CRAFT. Agent,-
Wanted! VWaiitedlf
; Wanted rH
ONE THOUSAND CUSTOMEES FOE
ONE THOUSAND BABGAINS. i ;
Every Merchant is anxious to sell bia Bummer
Goods at this season of tbe year, but wa are. the ,
MOST ANXIOUS you ever saw,-,, j . V ,i "
GlveosacAlL ., :.
aug 12 tr
me uiotnier.
J
Left!
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o
UR MB. BEHRBNDS HAS LEFT FOR TUX
eRsteraandweiiUrh'lrTrttuwmaAoU
win select from the largest maaufaotnrers 1
he
the
newest designs and most durable goods. .
TiRFI RENDS A MUNROK.
' ini 13 tf a B. Cor. Market and Snd Ktf
- 9!
i New Arrivals,
A VERY FINE LOT OF HARD RUBBER AND
Nickel Mounted Harness and Baddies. Also
Trunksj.TrayellingBags and- everything usually
kept by First-C!a Saddlery and Harness Katab
lUhmentS. Call at tho OW. Stand, Front tret.
. tr. T.M.hta HarrlvmrA fltnre. Hoods Bold at
UMV W tv v w " w
fwttoapriees. Ml. - I waixard." 1
aug j n
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