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Where an advertiser contracts for tbe paper to be sent to him during the time hi advertisement is in, the proprietor will only be responsible for the mailing of the paper to his ad aresa. , . The Morning Star.' By WILUAII II. BERNARD. WILMINGTON, N. C. Tuesday Evening, Aug. 19,. 1884, EVENING EDITION. WHAT TIIE DEinOCBATIC PARTY HIS DONE FOR THE NEGROES? We think Capt. W. II. Kitchin, Elector for the State at Large, makes a mistake as to the wishes of the Democratic party, if he is correctly: reported. It is stated that ,he said in one 'of his speeches in Western Carolina that the Democrats did not desire the votes of colored, men. This is certainly a - mistake and es pecially so far as Eastern Democrats are concerned. We feel , sure; that all Democrats wo aid be gratified to see the colored voters j showing that -they had a proper appreciation of the blessings of equitable, honest, economical Government. ' It would be pleasing to see the colored voters cutting themselves loose from ihe blind prejudices of - the' past and the enslavements in which they, have been fast bound for nearly twenty years to . the Republican . party. When the reflecting cohered, voter considers the records of the two par ties in North Carolina'he must know that the Republican party has been one of promise and ihe Democratic party one of performance. The re- cords of the two; parties have been so plainly made that it is impossible for any one to be misled who has any "intelligence. , ' . What did the Republican party do for the negroes of North Carolina when it had controrof the State Go vernraent? What' else but- fise and abuse them for its own selfish ends?l We ask any colored man of ordinary ( sense if the Republican party Jrf the State ha8' done anything for the col-; ore4 people but to "pott, them and through . them to get j office fpt the scallawags ? What else has it done? Where are the asylums for th'exot . ored people that , it built ? ' Where are the school houses it erected that the children of the recently f reed ne groes should be educated ? Never mind about platform prom-: , ises, but what have the white Re '. publicans of the State done to' ad vance the material, moral, religious and educational prosperity of the colored people ? Promises are very cheap; performance is quite anojt&er thing. . What is the record .' - During the time when the Repub nuaua were iu power trier llnsf. nr squandered $725,000 quarters of a million) (nearly three of the Common School Fund of the State, that had come into their hands from beyond the war. In fact they so squandered and destroyed that the negro schools amounted almost j tp- nothings ta 18C8 ther was not a dollar of school fund spent for teaching. The report ot Auditor Adams shows thku Sffi- CT : spent , out ' of the V- the RpnnKi !. v.. : Ansujaoi oi tbat K - -vau uegiBiaiure took $158,000 rtt tTiot imnnnf n1 divided it among itS members under the name oi per cw i a day; f3,UUU waa-joantu w Erofesiors, and tbe balladce of tbflo7.opo v JJunng tne nacai year euums ctYwv SO, 1870, ther tras spent, out of -huca-tional fund 3.411.m The-tovesttnenr in Special Tax Bonds of course proved an entire loss they were wofthle8a - when amount expended was applied to the public schools. , Out ; of two S hundrea tnousana thousand was paid for teaching.";- , .;.-;:T THe Repbaafbuilt'nd: asylums for the negroes. So in the, supreme matter of education and taking" car of the blind and ;.he:- insane the Ref publicans" scarcely did anything. I Have the . Democrats donef ,anyt thing for the ; negroes of the Stater What is the record ? J Have, not tht colored peoplp had school ad vantages Afe there tioticolored asylums as' 11 as white asylums? Who fttjraished the money for these things ? 1 - Thi whites almost entirely ? What ; ari i the facts? .- ;;. ,;?,!ra; ;y The Democrats have had : tcontro of the State Government since, 1 is January, 1877. inv the last sevei years the sum of 1109443250 million ninety-four thousand- anc four hundred and' oighty-eight dol Jars and twenty -five cents) has beer expended in paying teachers ' Of colored schools i AUJthis , is Dem ocratic work.' -Bat it5 is not all. In seyen years the Democrats have exDendcd 1 107.694.19 fonb hundred and seveni,hotfBJtndiBix hundred .aijd ni nety-f our dollars and nineteeri cents) in building school honses-1 or? the colored people. In 1 883 they' ac tually applied more money tojbaild-i mg coiorea scnooi nonsos man i hnildirnT whitfl nohnnl lwmRes. and b' . 0 -j more than tOO. TUo aegroes.hacS for', this ono purpose $43,025.99 one year. . m ?'.v- I Mark you, liberal as all thiSr ap4 pears, the pay to superintendents i isf not included and thirteen counties! made no report. i-So the proba is that the wftole returns would have! - A snown mat in seven years tne iJemo-j crats had expended;, some $1,400,000- on the edncation of the children Of colored voters. Then the ; Democrats hive given colored people a State Normal School, located at Fayetteyille, Where cohrtdl teachers are , prepared. Much ' good is being done in, this way., The Dem-I ocrats have done so well tftat; wo hope they will never succeed in,.ob-j taining any Federal1 aid to debauch the people and lower the stantt4l3ftf ; ;,The negroes have; great, cause toj be thankful that the: Democrats have! been in power since the 1st of Janu ary, 1877. i The records of the two parties show that the Democrats .have steadilyi ;.taxedthemseWestb educate the i children of voters who from year to year acted with a party that had done, nothing for them when in power. . '.- .. -. And yet the Democrats would be pleased to see the colored voters showing some understanding -and appreciation of these wise, just and kindly acts on the part of 4Demd- t crats.. :, Why, should not gratefp ordinarily intelligent negroes vote to 'continue good, equitable,' honest, economical home Government ? Sure ly they desire fto fhav Jihe schools and asylums perpetuated. The past shows (there is no guarantee .oft this except in continuing in;, office , the ! uemocraj,ic, .party inai nas aone so much tor tHem: 'r ' ' "xA If they u wUlahosrrtheir indepen dence and; appreciation of the good I worK aone ior tnem uy supporting honest and trustworthy Democrats for office we are quito sure that the ! great, body of Eastern Democrat's will be fgiaa. Of course the Democrats , will not make any concessions,, to win their . - -i .Gift i ,-!: 5, : i votes. Moutbmc demaeroffues of tbe York stripe may talk of civil rights' jwd ''social equality" and all that 'in order to beguile the'. jnegvoes into voting for them, but the Democrats stand squarely by their fair and hon orable record in the past and have no concessions to " make. Equality in the courts afree and . air ballot and protection in Mif e liberty and proper ty are guaranteed to alL ;,ThbDen ocrats promise just, honesty economic cal Government; and - invite all elec tors who are for maintaining these to cooperate with them in the next elec- tion. , . r - ' ,1 . . , .J'..--.v!-'.:'.-f.i.--;- It seems that the - Indianapolis Sentinel is not , more guilty than manys other t papers and' not half as much so as the Chicago -iftmeskn ihe Blaine scandal. , It made no direct charges, and in a few lines inentioned iiuv bw j auu Daiu vuqiii 1 VI UO.JJta(Ut3 was unfit to be President. ss TheBos- ton Post says: : . ."If Hr7 Blaine is not blufSog. he should drop this suit, and beem one atrainst the Chicago Times, and other newspapers that uave puousnea vne story in full, making the direct charges backedby affidavits.'' The Post B&ya that it has been of- f ered the' testimony of responsible person to subsUntiate a very aenou ihareyagrant outage oil the art rBlainjff but it dp not rd? Mose. tjgojntp that kindscaven ger work. The Post says truly: : "The Democratic papers -did - not .begin. this bumitrtrainesslaaine..-They showed nadlspo8itrqfitoftitito;, riti records until your Jackals tootfoft tM toi ate ver iad ahawed wwfcat ' aa etow ithcyinr rwlthont. myl had prepared. t The Rjepublujans.. are ;not, quitct . .boastful, about .breakingrj the 'ohd South! aa theyttfere some weekr-aga Yoa oould noti open' a Repnblfcam paper wrthout Seeing' it rstatel tna uolu v iririuias. iioriu iaruiuii u for lilaiaq, tjt 'im very certain, ta the Blaine maiiajrers r have not th slightelst ldea of-carrying either Virj ginia' or North Carolma. They-arj imaking a desperate ' effort tocaptHre eel Yirginia , and they hye "a fight ipg chance it may be. ,; The-.Df moi CTsts in that State are fully aroused nW 7to.the: idafigefrthfatlhreateni them the'wrtf iriafce" a' sptcTidtd ngui -ia .retail) meir nom.upon iu I Wis believed that ..the. chances are with - the (.Deiaocrats, ; but tbey cart ohlywin . byrr Spooling their?- issues'! and akfng!"a,hear!yiTandnited'!ief i Ibrt fo give CleVelarid th'eir dectol rai votes, r ionaa vmay oe in aouou ahiO;ecase of Jnflux of bNorth-j era Aettlecs. Ivut. the c Florida Demoi cratic papers are itot discouraged. i V. i.' . .Tbereis,fiecnlation, in! tire papen that the 'next House may bo Repub lican. A change of some 38 or. 391 Districts1 witt give th6 ?: RepUblidana i-.iv.. . j.-.-r,- ji; -r.ir-.......- ' : - j is for . the Democrats ,to be united and earnest. !(, A loss of one .member ia each;-State would 7 be' disastrous and Mrv Cleveland would be heavilyi handicapped from the ' start with a Republican Congress to tiehis l)ands anu prevent a ciose Qxammaiion lniq L the corruptions.of the, i Government. The people must not neglect thoi Legislature' arid the'U; S House.' It is more important to "ITorth Caro4 liniana to have the . Legislature and .the control of the. lionse than to select the President. Bat let as work heartily for victory and elect all. Dana's conversion to Butlerism is very suspicious. Dana has 'pretend d to be an awful friend of honest government, and no one has had tnor 'Xojnf-ifyfBfi SutesGov ernment thieves, official waste, prpfii gaoy.and peculation.; tlWe say Dana is playing the hypocrite now and for a consideration. On March " lltli, '183, or about that .date,' ho said of Batb?r as; 3 .Presidential aspirant: : ;'It wHinotbe forgotten that Butler's re rturnto tbe Democracy is onlv a recent fact. iind that for many dreary years, tohen other ere' fighting' against' desperate odds the ynat battU of liberty attftgopd government. Butler remained an. adherent of Grantiam, justifying and defending its most atrocious m" nil III I 1 li r, ' Jit ti CURRENT COMMENT. ' f1 i- What ianK krferhai liar thia jj man BaU it! .'W here can.! Wo find his equal in that mpeett To a reporter who .asked, 'ilaau Go Cleveland ; ever had any. social position . m Bur falo??. we find this unblqsing liar xe: A sponding, . "Kone ,. whatever among i the . moat f respectable, pople.. .: Jn jj meir reiniauon oi paiij cnarges ar fecting Govj" Cleveland's " private character, tbe suD-cdmmittee of the Independent Ropuliricacommittee or Buffalo Bay: '.lltf was sought out and1' rtomiiiatedf for "tlie' Mayoralty against hiii will,1 and Was 'supported for that positron b'y 'the Career "''or tion of tho educated: intelligent and inoral ' citizens f Buffalo,- without regard to politics, and on purely per sonal -J rrooods After he ' had gone through this contest he' !was again pativf opwarAiiBS oae ; of ; tbe most distinguished citizens of Buf falo as a candidate Jtor the Govern orship, and ajsaji) jreeiyed -the sup port of tb3 same class of his fellow dHzens'tn'this c&untint w.liere he had lied for years; atid; where his fife was kiiowif Wd his; character noinave ueen given, mm nadbeDeen either ft drunkard -iwfT a (libertine; We are able toapeal rotn personal kridwledge) ; as 'lhQr 'acquaiirtatfces of. long staijdwgir nd-tAijiayat jw general private life has beea. that iof a quiefcfeHtilf-resptiirg5, and always higrfly-Mpected' 4 citizen. Boston Post&em.-. i Wet are glad to see that the New ToWMmrig $mkes ibe recent murder of Xbtojmori JStiltra in Tennessee the .occasion .of a just rebnke.to Congress for the iincon- These, aaf oarc6ntempQrary jastly rsmirks, involve' the! most wanton disregard of the ordinary rights of property and rulesof law," and incite Jto violenoei At i we : said yesterday, there is no shadoto'5 of apology, for the murdeB of Mdrmon .; emissaries, eleciaUy T wKeit 1&6 ! 'split-hlckort met naeehried Cari ojutajitlh he fsi salutary results; NorfolkUmarTIiem ' .: Itiis;hiiwd:that; Oby. Clete, land's letter of 'txpiance will not be ready w august xi. , w wen would - be 40 days after his nombatfon. .'Mr. Blaine's long farewell addreadid nolt make its appear ance until 42 days after his, nomination. Boston Post. ' - v.i -; ." - C LET ELAND AND BLAINE- AN IN8TR UOTIVE ' CON- I.. a . . v. ... . : .New .York Heraianhdl We plabe side by sidtftwo documents, by V reauing wnicn.votera will be Helped 10 de cide which of two candidates . they would pruf ur:lo see President z:jzt sz:z"..,.t.t TTrrlb, Jane ",1083. pproval, the resolution of your Honorable boar. Mssed atlta last meet- X.VTTZB JOP ' - BPEAKEB na.' bwarains the ooh-I BliAIKK. I traois ior oieamns tne paved streets and alleys AtrausT, June 29, 1869. i HT DEAB IB. r ISHEH-t- 01 tne city ior me ensn im&ror years to- at. I thank yon far the af- tioie from tm um m la crood initself and and will do sobdr ' He writes like a maarcrflarj. in telligence ana oompra- bis bid of four knndred and twefnty-two thous and and flvd hundred dollars. w The bid thns accepted nension. xoar oner t "bryonr honorable be odyfadmlt vie tola partlcipar lsmorortoan one.nan- uiu ;iuim ens , usa- Hon in tbe nw xauroat dred thousand dollars enterprise Is la every rrf speot as generous tat t higher; than .that of another perfectly re ooma expect or aesirs. sponsible , party for tbe I thanlC youveiT sin same wors, ana a worse oereiy ior it, and in tbil and more susdIoIoos fea oonnection 4r1wtebl(-'t4 ture in-this transaction is that the bid sow ac cepted Is fifty thousand maae a suestion or a somewhat MifiBbiaa$ BAter. It 1fl thla- Vi dollars more than that made by- himself spoke ot Hr.laldwell'i otter to aisppse or a abate of bis Interest ti me. , If he really desires within a Very few openly and publicly, to rour nonoraoie ooay, or DerformmaDreclsely to de so. I wish he would make the proposition definite, so that I ould the same services The charter of your know just wnat to ae Dendon. Perhaps If bS citv reaotres tnat tne Mavor. when ha dlsaD waits till the full del proves any resorauon or yoar honorable . body, shail return tud l same velonmentbf the enteH prlae ne -may .pow voi netam tor nan witnr mt .vtthhla obiections. share, and i do- not bj this mean any distrusl , This Isa time lor plain SDeeoA. and my obieo of blmj I AO not. fee! tion to the action , of that I ahaU prove a deadj head In the enterpriser if your honorable body now under, congiaera I once embark in it. I tion shau .be plainly see Various aoamwls Id statea . i witanoia my anBent trom the same which I know, I gan bd usefuL -'miJi-! 1 I because I regard It as the Aulminatioa of a Vervhasulv ana.su cerelv your friend:, ' - -most barefaced, impn- dant i and snameie soheme to betray the in terests of the people and to worse than squander . the pubuc money. '' - ' nRnuin mr.nviEr.A nt ' 1 Mayor. 1 1 '-We do riot -believe any oomment -is re-j THE BLAINE JLIBELJS UIT. ' , i 'ladianapolis Sentinel. :iTh"e Buit ordered by - James GJ Blaine against tho Sentinel is an en-j tertainmpc one. It is the arst of the kind ever brought by a candidate! for,, the , Presidepcy. .Ita nrecipita-j tion is extraordinary. The grounds! on which it4sbrotrfrht are flimsv.i "The'feiaiinet of its brihgihg malcffifiq an attempted injunction a threat by lmpncaiion againsL any printing py tho press of the current scandal con cernmg his private life. 'A reading of the editorial sued upon shows that tho charge of tnalico is ridicu lous. Tbo reports it referred Ho ate not only common talk throughout the country, but have heretofore al ' so been printed. - Tbe article' really constituted but v an inquiry; v Does Mr. Blaine - shrink from i newspaper investigation into hia privato.reeord? Was he sure when ordering, the jegal action that it ; would be, determined before election day ? Could he, not have found a SDeedier wav.Tor trov Linij, the .repor ts against ii jm unf ouhd- ea li nniounaea mev. do i. . ue trujlh is, Mr. Blaine,; tjnaer "tne mjfit of inviting, is fighting investigatiod. He invokes tfie ta'rdj 'processes of civil laW by ' an action ' intended to deter the press fromxliscussing1 his private life. ' lie calld i electricity to hia aid to hurry the snit for frighten ing other papers from exposing htm. It is a proceeding worthy of the man .who stole tho Mulitgaa letters u KEEP IT BEJfqBJS TUE mm . av Monroe Enquffer and Express. ' ' ho closing paragraph of 'the 'plat form adopted Dv the National Re publican ttonvcntion-at its session at Chicago JTnhe' 3d? Is as folbows: .' ' ,rtVVe extend t the, Republicans b the' South, regardless dQ their f qrmer party 'affilia1 tiottonf cordial Byinpa thy and'' pledge ' to thieifi 6uf earnest efforts' to promote tift r passage bf suehl lenslatiori as ' wills secure to every citizen; 4of ' whatete- raoo-or color, the full ana complete reoognt tion, I possession and1 exercise of sail ci vil and political rights.?! oi i .-nt- Civil and political, rightsi. Mark the language. r Mi & Ai . v.-D jTyre -.york, In acceptance of thp black-and-tan; rminatiqpfpr Govprnor of,. t'jtyBajiijiis letter, bearing .data jqia"eji: t . j , "I endprso the Chicago jplaiform n TttlKjahd 'lhd'nbminaiion. of 'Btairie afadXbgan:v,j! ; ihe doctrine bf civil rights and places him in the front of rtpid: ReptoBll cans. , .v. T7 Ji2L - YORK? 8 POLITICAL EE- IS. !-. 1 !. - was a member of tho General Assembly and" lie opposed the ''cbnipletlorf 8f 'the Western North Carolina Railroad: y,HeM'0)pbsed the-f coniro'mlse ' and settlemenfbf the State debt;-' S -u ? r r H opposed- thef f estaAlishmetat of tho-iepartment of rAgnonlturei V--He opposed the building oof -the in- ean&asylum i at Goldsboro-fos: the colored race.-'i'M "i- i'irn ?u.t . a. u He opposed the building of t&e in sane, j asylum at Morgantpn Jp$ the whites.. j,. j -r-n A irf? itWsi fu . He opposed the estabJjiBhmeut of ; Would he makeva progressive 'Go vernor? -'A .-.tMr-s iiji i: it.j t ..if im m.mi') t'j- -fU P emocratlc Disease. no 1 1 , 5: Arkansa,w Trayettier. - iOok bcahir.said old Silas, meet ing the !. Governor 'of 'Arkansas. ,"da -i i tell me dat. de cholera bab goV er Bai,8pue.jaaQaiggers4lxieB,i'i carries theni offthe Governor re plied. "Uh,HjW It'er-sorter Dern ocratic Jzease.ain't it? iiDeryaller f e- ber! is sorter in f abort)' de 'Publicans. It am-strange whut eanipaign 'flu encesde white -folks:' fetches ter bar on de sitywaUonA 1 ilr. Hendricks of the Beniocratio ticket is onjiis way toward IhdianaTI :- THE L ni LA-T-ESNEWS. FARTS OF THE W0si,D? V KQEEIGN. France and China The Chinese Em Presa lpevrteijo have- Declared v JtrS!tytUTe of Italian BrfKande rBy Cable to tbe Mornlnsr star.i Tbn,vja4d. .BSftx-Tsiifig-CheAV - the 'Chines Reniritritiarks; Wre kft SHabghai, -in aot- c6rdanie9ithJln8ttueUou8 t torn Fekini TWiWm7firbspect olsettltajS thedifflcufr wiaji:Thirtyrfl v members of .tlm Boaid-of (Censors have Dresented a met- Imofial te-Einprosleg '.piecpndi hthofferedsby., .the SPrench, and strong! pr(has;4eided to declare.?war. ; s (twRoT7a2gn8t'19iT-VEhe trddps have cp Xurcd six-armed brigibids itr the enyicons of the" oltjralter Sharp gtruggie..- -1 ? m: . i etna from cuoiera last nignti idevdp 'mbre'J rapidly, and ddath "cbmei more ttuietly than athe out-f preaKOT tuff epiuemic. , ai jn arsenics lucra weiMeathi last nlffht'4 ' -1 untMiNaHAAt, . Augusi; ju.-a. possioiq case of ipholera nas occurred Jin this cityi Atrany 'rafea'physician' has reported to 3 'ebronerfthat a man who died, here this orhlBgaicttnV L.o AdaUc kchokraj hiquest. - tf-- ' ' ' 4 "- . i i'IiEtrsiKugust 19! the; Grand , Dufce of.Saxe-Weimer has granted; Abbe'Ltszt j the famous piaiti.-aaanmuty ot fi.pw: r v :. tleporied. , itieentlon f Co'nsplratorai 2 IJnCoBndfA-Proteat r of one; of thej . - By Tetojrraph to . tbe. Mornlpg Star.i .: St. Lours, August 19. A. special Mexi-i canicorrespondeijt .oi -the Globe Democrat aays. ": ..-.; rv.-j-ii wi .!,-,'; j - "The rumor oh Saturday last, .that- four: prisoners in- the conspiracy, case had been; .shot, , was uniounaeci. ,xour correspond ideht jiaw.Gen .Chavah-ia's son a few - min- ,utes. ,Ub rcpprW that he saw 1 his father ve8terdav rnornitip. who had been brought! back to nls former placer . of imprisonment! in this criy. ' . " - " ' 1 ' l '"Qe.tt: Cbavarria sent 'a protest to the! 3overnmcilt paper, declaring that ! he had; never had the slightest connection with the! - l , ' 1 ' . M , . . T conspiracy, ana Knew nomimi oi it Deiore ncbt man among the alleged 'conspirators. is confined in the barracks in this city with several of the; accused. The conspirators 'are all .guarded by the 2d Regiment of In-! "A man who saw Meiia vesterdav states that he; is , still alive,'; though reported by certain correspondeats to have been shot last1 Saturday.1 " ' - ' ;t 'It la generally believed by the citizens here that some of the prisoners wMl be shot, but no one has positive .information ou the sohject.'.. . :. , n y- ' NEW YORK. iteporCaa tor rondlUon of Wall street l; BaBk-llopeleyUy Banhrnpt-A Re- f Reiver to oe Aaked for. , , i ifef ,tj9leTcaph' to the Morning Star. . Kkw York, Wall Street, August 19,. Bank Superiatendent , Paine reports the condition of the wall Street iiank as lol lOWS: r,.i... , y .i .,. ' (, Assets- Actual value bills discounted, less protested nes.and.Jes8qubt,(ul notes, S4Ui,uw. .jLXfmanu ioansf- marMid ,vaiue, f MX), trt km An..Ktr..i' lno (Q1 . 285; ' actual! value,, i Due - from bks. actual,, valuo,i 429.)25, Overdrafts of Jittle oT no value; parj; wahie, $51,959. U. 8. 3 per cent, bonds at Albany' $1,000. Part ownership of Clearing Ilouse build- Ibg. $1,500; cash $159,841. Total assets, v I Liabilities Amoilnt dtto dnoBitore: $ 1 . II AiA StS. AV a j. aati urn eir i i 1 overurmiis, oc,vju.vj;' unpam dividend T540.Q7U :' rents- and salaries ac toned. $1,200; (capital fitock, $500,000 - To tal Hlbihties, $1,000,02 ; leaving a de- u ! OcfcihiireoOrt the Attorney General lias begun suits for a 'receiver.' T . Hew Vrr8eefc' jHDarkerStrene and i-rM i.'j-jii!- -"villafcer-: i hi.IBt Telegraph to the Jlernlns Star. : t Nkw YoBK,iWn Street, August 10, 11 A.-M. Stocks have keeri strong and i to 1 per cent, higher this ttorning. Reading showed the greatest rtafetoVemehti ' Mis souri Pacific as r: shade easier at 93i 93.r Erie rose to" 19. -Among the inac tive shares St. Louis and San Francisco ad vanced 2 per cent, to 201,aad do. preferred -A fire In Pomroy, Ohid,' 5 yesterday, de stroyed forty-two buildings, with a loss of $50,000. iti! ..IT . t ! ..The Saaire,'!: ay the author of The Boosicr. Schoolmaster, 'f'wote one glass e and a. wig. -The glass ye was'coastant : slipping out of ocus,andjlhe wig: tura ing; around sidewise on his head whenever he addressed the. people' of 4hetFlat Creek P4striet" ad . spectaele.AtParker's Hair jMlsam preserves and promotes the growth Ot the JOatnral hair. It; abo restores the natural' color to hair, wMch haa? faded or become gxay., Clean, .elegant, beneficial highly perfumedj u.v$u msvr-x-A-r. . i CVSS. 't 'i rsSfar Saloon JaL?8 ' &&it "VBfCi, FINSST ITWPS m&TMA tfeeeUy.4 -Al9,WTNES, Uuoiu(3QAii. anroBAaco..ckana be tJWDEIttW"MANAQSMimT, .ul Inilngton, J. (C. First Class In all its appolnttaenta. Terns' f3M igta-QQ Per-lifiyt. - feh.8 tf... AtliinBonLlnlng's Insnranee Rooms k BANK 07 NKW HAK0YXB BmLDINQ, ! " ; " , . WlUalia-tar fi.i d " "r. -.l" Agrerate Capital Represented Over 1100,000,000. Ll3 er's-Cotton Gin! LmiTi Eir pbnit dBaAirKa " speed. lighter draft an4 bettetsample than any Gin on this market. It combines also that great Im provement the Beater Attachment. " r ' " . i , . ,r , tm, -GILES A ICUECHISON, - Y , anl7 tf . j . 88 A 40 MoroMBon Block. l;.Oiir..Co61rr';-:v "DtTOQIES, THffBEST CfiBAl' BUGGIES EVER AJ made. We have In stookof onr ewn maau t actnre Open BDd Top Buggies, Phaetons, Cano py Tops, Jump Seats, Carta, Drays, Ao., together with the best and cheapest Saddles Harness, Trunks, Bass and Satchels. 'Trunks repaired as nsualby the -only practical trunk maker in the State. - JfcDOUGALL St BOWDEN, .: ,?-t--!r,7xi : 114 North Front St., : ' - aug 17 if - Next door to O. A. Smith's. -COMMERCIAL. tW I LAI I NOT ON MARKET. ST Alt OFjPlCE, August 19, 4 P. M.1 i XJVhV''o. market was quoted dull at 29J cents per gallon, w ith no saler reported. ; i ROSIN-The market was quoted firm at M 'jcentELfOr- ptrained .and $100 for uuou Diruineu, wim sates as onerea. ; Thelmarmrquote v ll'W per bbl. of iflfibs, witn sales at quq- tatrons, being an advance of 10 cents oi last reporubH:--'4-i : l-r.) Vv-ii : CRUDE T URPENTINE--The . market was steady, with sales reported at $1 0d for Hard and,$l 85 fbr Virgin and Yellow Dip. 1 1 ' : : 1 COTTOlfrhe mafketlWas qubted'lirml l?p sales' VeportedThe" f oflovrinr were the 0i8ciai quotations: ,,.) , . ... .. I Ordinary -;nhJv..... 8i cents Good Ordinary. .... . . 9f ; "$ LowMiddlinac. . .... ..ilOf " ' : 1 Middlings i..,..;.v'..10i v " "r uooa jH.iaajing......!r'.ii' -" - EAUTaTkbt dull, on a basis iof 758'fcents, for'Drdinary, 8590 cents for! Prime, 95c$l 00 for Extra Prime, audi $1 051 10 for Fancy. KCEIPTS. Cotton.).. ' ; .. . . .. . . . Spirils Turpentine.:... Rosin, '...l.i. Tar ....... M . . A j, , Crude Tunntine. , , ... bales' 493 casks 1,651 bbl 241 bbls 643 bbls; DOmESriG MARKETS '' IBv Telegraph to the Morning Star Financial. . New ,YoBk. August 19. Noon. Money! rrn at l2 per cent. Sterling exchange! t-Kw ana 44i484i. mate bonds quiet. , . Goyer nmehts lower. r Commercial. ' Cotton steady, with "sales to-day of 482 bales ; middliug uplands 103c ; Orleans llic. .Futures very dull, with sales at the follow-', ing quotations: August 10.80c; September f 10.71c; October 10.41c; November 10.27c;j December iu.sjsc; January lU.3a ; iriour doll. Wheat ic higher. Corn1 llc better. Pork firm at $19 00. Lard firm at $8 15 Spirits turpentine steady at 82c. Rosin steady at v $1 201 27f. t Freights dull. ;;. . . . Baltimork, August 19. Flour , steady and quiet. Wheat southern firmer; west ern higher, with a fair demand; southern red 88&90c; southern amber 916493c: No. 1 Maryland 93931c; No. 2 western winter red on spot o4i84i. Corn southern nominally steady; western no offerings and no bidsr southern white 68c; yellow nomi- ,u al. POUBlN niRKETS. IBv Cable to the Morning Star. :, Livaupoot, August 19, Nooa. Cotton dull and drooping; middling uplands 6Jd; ao urie&ns o d-ioa ; sales to day o.uuu oaies, of which 500 were: for speculation and ex port; receipts 10,000 bales-of which 5,400 were American. . Futures very quiet; up lands, i m c, September and October deliv ery 6 5-64d; October -and November de livery 5 62-64d; November and December delivery 5 57-64d; December and January delivery 5 57-64d; .January and February delivery .5 o-o4d;i September delivery 6 5-64(1. i ' Breadstuff s steadier but not quotahly higher. . Iiardlirm, western - 41s. Corn new mixed 4s 8dl v t ' -s 2 P. M. Uplands. 1 m c, August deliv ery 64-64d, value; -August-and Septem ber ;delivery 6 4-64d, value; September and , October delivery 6 5-64d, buyers" op tion; October and November, delivery 5 62-64d. value: November and December delivery 5 57-64(1, buyers' option; Decem ber and January delivery o 57-64d: buyers' option; January and February sdelivery 5 58-64d, sellers -option j September delivery 6 &-64d buyers option. Jfutures. inactive. . Sales of cotton to-day include 4,600 bales American. 1 ' : -?t- , 4P. M. Unlands. 1 mscAnsust delivery -, 1 j'?' 4-64d, sellers option ; ' August' and Sep 1 tomber : delivery : 6. 464d ! Sellers' option ; September and October delivery u 5-64d, sellers' optionjOctoberand November de livery 5 62-64a,""sellerQpfibn : November and December delivery 5 67-643, buyers' option; December and . January delivery 5 57-64d, value ;Januaty and February deliv ery 5 57-64d, buyers option; Sep tehiber de livery 6 5r64dL tayers! option. Futures VHxstsu quieii auu steauy. i i - .. n . i - Tbe Tnternal machinery. Even when we Ige t6' sleep the 'C0mplica ted apparatus of the. inner man is continu ally at work.- Hearty longs,. liverr kidneys and " all keep at Work from , birth until death. How important it is that all. 'of these should be in perfect order 1 Let any of them run down, or let the blood become impoverished; and tbe result is disease ana decay. But Brown's: Iron Bttters is1 the sure restorative. Withess,- for instance, the case of ; Mrs. s Gillespie, of Ban Antonio, Texas, who was frj a long- time agreat sufferer. 5 8he sayapVl have used :.Brown.'s Iron Bitters for dyspepsia and general, de bility with great beneijt.'V ; ttr t--s ..i. i Flour. Susfar, Coffee. 5 v .v i-i j , ..gQQ Bbls FLOUR, all grades,, si fTK Bbls Refined SUGARS, yr ,s t-. For safe by "'" -'' J- ' aug 10 tT - - KKBCHNBR A CALDER BROS. Bacon, Lard, Uolasses. -. 11 A A "hds and BbTsTdrtoRloa. . X' i lUV V" ""'tuid CnbaMCiLASSEii :autrlQtf gERCHNER A CALDBR BROS..' - aV Bales HAT, Choice Timothy;' ' 3866 Ite MIxi0OEN;'v )( fin Bu8b Feed oa-tib ,.1 . ' . For sale bv-. . ang'lO tf: ;i KERCHNEIi OALDER BROS. -.r.V- - C '' JIVETS. 1SPIBTT CASKS, BUNGS, c., anfttf- ' KXRCHNEB CALDEB BROS. THE AGONY IS' OVER ! e- OTATBf OFFICERS nominated 11 New Hanover not forgotten 1 ! ! Therefore do not forget that H. C. Prempert's Fashionable. ShavlDg and Hair Dressing Saloon, No. 7 South Front Street, Is still to full blast, where Mr. H. C. Prempert, assisted by his two sons, can always be found to attend to those who wish a first-class Shave, Hair-Cut, &a. , Corns, ex tracted and Skin Diseases of all ktndff cured. , - -t i : . , . j Kiwnar.trniiv. - - - Je29tf H.O. The Lincoln Press ILISHEDEVKBTf FBIDAt;5A '.WwSSLN- v::l :.-:V,f TOifiwyclV ' P if oiiN- Cm ti ioii Ed'tjaai .ipiwp'r The PRESS Is actaowleg,by'inor wnd have tried it, to- be one of the best Advertlslsg Mediums In Western - North Carolina. It has a large and steadily Increasing patronage In Lin coln, Gaston,- Catawba, Cleaveland," Bnrka and Mecklenburg counties. - Advertising rates libe ral. Subscription $1.50 per annum, mb 11 tf - ;'.V.; '.y; BESTT011IC. - lucmciuo, voinuiutu? iron miii, .vegeteblo ionics,, quickly 8 and onpnTe KKSry forases of lhe It Is invaluable Jor Diseases peculfnr i Women, and all who lead sedentary 'i to It does not injure the teeth, cause heaS produce constipaUonAerronffiedST It enriches and purifies the blood 25 the appetite, aids the assimilation of &? lieves Heartburn and Bclchine. an.i dL1?" ens tne muscles and nerves. For Intermittent Fevers, Lassituflp t0i. . Energy, &c it has no equal ae' of "Penuine nas above tra,1o markfir, , crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no ofh Umt, o-ljby PBOWS CBEaiCAl CO., BALTUoiu, Jy 27 D&Wly ' too or frm nrm iv Buffalo Lithia Water FOB MALARIAL POTSOI USE OF IT IN A CASE OP YELLOW PEV tR Db. Wk. T. Howard, op Baltimoue, - Professor of Diseases of Women and Children in - the University of Maryland. Dr. Howard attests the common aduutaim,, , -tins water in "a wide ranqe. of can-in wiih n. the far-famed White Sulphur Sprint t l'rf "f brier county. West Virginia, and adds the follow" "Indeed, in a certain class of cases it is much RiinArinr t t.h lottos T o)l,i . B 'H " 1 - L - - . . .uuw.. a lb 1 1 11 1 I ( , I I I Id n 1 ,i . I .. debility attendant upon the tardy eonvale Jbillty attendant upon the tardv mm.,u . wT' iD(iident to JS fevers, In all their grades and varieties tow tain forms of Atonic Uijxjwpsia, and all the 1 , lions Peculiar to Women that are remediable at in by mineral waters. Ia short, w, , e 1 culled state from what mineral wafers 1 hare n,f ,,,,J es ad most unmistakable amomd of quod ,-,, , ; A targ number of cases in a qeui-rnl mm l would unhesitatingly say the Ihiffalo . ; Mecklenburg county, Fa." Db. O. F, Manson, op RicnuoNn, Ya., Late Professor of General Pathology and Physio logy in tho Medical College ot ' V irgiuia : i r 1 1 1 1 1 irnivri i h iiiwgqAS oni v-n. iai-um "t I have observed marked sanative effects rn.m the Buff alo Water in Malarial Cachr.i hi, t,.ic Dyspepsia, some of the Peculiar A ff,-eiioi,t ,,f n,v men, jinmnta, uypaetumuriasts, CunUuc Pidulte tions, Ac. It has been especially eflii-acioiis in Chronic Intermittent Fever, numerous cases ui tUt character, which had obstinately withstood tln.'iismii remedies, having been restored to periWt hum in a brief spaceoftime by a sojourn at tile Hiirhiqc: De. John W. Williamson, Jackson, Tknn. Extracts from Communication on Hie Thr'ntiittir Action of the Buffalo Lithia Water in Ihe "Virginia Medical Memtldif for February, 1877. "Their great value la Malarial Diwei and Sequelat has been most abundantly and .-satisfactorily tested; and I have no question that it would have been a valuable auxiliary in the treatment of the epidemic of Yellow Fever which so terribly afflicted the Mississippi Valley during the past summer. I prescribed it myself, and it i;ave prompt relief in a case of Sujression of Vriiu; in Yellow Fever, and decidedly mitigated other d't tressing and dangerous symjttoms. Tbe patient re covered, but how far the water may have contri buted to that result (having prescribed it in but a single case) I, of course, cannot undertake to say. Tliere it no doubt, however, abovl the fuel that its administration was attended by the mod brmi cial results. Springs now opens for guests. - Water In cases of one dozen half gallon bottles $5 per case at the Springs. Springs pamphlet mailed to any address. ror sale by W. H. Green, where the Sprinp; pamphlet may be found. - . i ; -THOS. F. GOODE, Proprietor, . ap 10 tf nrm Buffalo Lithia Springs, Ya IMPORTANT! A HEW AND VALUABLE DEVICE! , . t . A. PATENT Water Closet Seat! ,,r , , FOE THE 4 CURB OF. HEMORRHOIDS, (Commonly called PILES,?') Internal or External, and ' - PROLAPSUS ANI, for Chil dren or Adults. NO MEDICINE OR SURGICAL NECESSARY. OPERATION I have invented a- SIMPLE WATER CLOSET SEAT, for the cure of the above troublesome and painful malady, which I confidently place before the public as a SURE RELIEF AND CURE! It has been endorsed by the leading resident Physicians in North Carolina. Is now being test edin the Hospitals of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and we are satisfied t he resuu will be satisfactory,, as it has never failed eh where. You can write to any of the-Miysiciaiis or prominent citizens in Edgecombe Co., N. u ( These Seats will be furnished at the following WALNUT, Polished, f& 00 j Discount to Wyd CHBfiRY, - 'vi. 500- cicians and to the POPLAR - " - - 5 00) Trade. Directions for using will comPan7 c S We trouble yon with no certificates. We ww the Seat to be its own advertiser. Address LEWIS "CHAMBERLAIN Patentee, Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., . t- W7DAWtfO : . ' New Tbj and Wilmington Steamship Co. FROM PIER 34, EAST RIVER, W " "At STo'cTock P.M. .mi-u REGULATOR . . . .. ..... .Saturday,. benefactor: - EEGULATdR.... ..' benefactor';. " reguiator... " f ' - FROM WILMINGTON. Augufst 9 . AiiKiist 1C August 23. August -9- August " August 9 August 1C BENEFACTOR.. REGULATOR . .. BENEFACTOR. . REGULATOR... BENEFACTOR . ..SatnrdaVi Ausu31 Angus4 30. . ml. i'h " Through Bffls Lading and wfjV Nor B'gnaraateed to and from points in and Soutu Carolina. For Frelgiitor Passage apply toBONEg ... !?-.? atnruarlntAndent,' . . Wilmington, si-1 PARSLEY & WIGGINS " " ! MANUFACTURERS OF SasK; BUMs, Doors, diXNAMENTAIWOOPWOllK. mylltf " BOXES AND CRATES, . For shipment of .Vegetables and Fruits, Bhooks or ffififfa ! La nniber. i-drders by the cargo, ixjiu"- elgn, solicited, my 11 tf PARSLEY & WIGGINS, -i - --i- or" 4.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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