VOL. I.
WILMINGTON, N. G;, TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 8, 1867.
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Mr. Davis' Trial
MILITARY COMMANDERS. J
i DISTRICT OP THE OA ROLINA8
Major Gen. Ed.- R. S. Canby, Commanding.
Louis V. Cxzia.bc, A. D. C. & A. A. AG.
POST OF WILMINGTON. . ;
By't. Lt. Col. R. IT. Frank, uommanaing
1IEAV
Interesting Foreign 'iTews.
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen & .ADan-
donedLanax
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA. I ' :
i BvH. Major Gen. N-A Miles; commissioner
' Bv't. Lt. Col. Jacob F. Churr, A. A. G.s ' v
Fourth Sub-District of North Carolina, consist
ing of the counties of Brunswick, Columbus,
Robeson, Bladen' Duplin, Sampson and New
Hanover : 11M : ,
Cxpt. Alla.n Rutberford, 44th U S Infantry,
(Brevet Brig Gen U 8 Vols,) Sub Assistant Com
missioner. Office, City Hall, Wilmington, N C.
Rev. S, S. Ashley, Sup't of Education fqr 4th
Sub District. Office, City Hall, Wilmington, N C.
A. A. Surg. Robert Harris, Snrgeon in charge
of Freedmen's Hospital, Camp Lamb. r
x Lieut. L. Echelberry, in charge of Sub Dis
trict ol Duplin and Sampton countfcs. Office at
Magnolia, Duplin county. . I
William Birnie, Esq., in charge' of SubDis
rtrkt of Robeson and Bladen counttes. Office at
' Luinberton. Robeson county. '
ij CITY OFFICERS,
Mayor John Dawson. ' ' : . , , .
Board of Aldermen $ D Wallace, H VonGlahn,
j G Burr, Eli Murray,, W II. Lippitt, A Adrian,
W A Wright, W. S. Anderson. .
Marshal Robert Ransom. y
Special Depniy Marshal R J 'Jones.
Cerk and Treasurer T W Anderson.
Clerk of the Market h M Williams, f
Chief Fire Department-R J Jones. t '
Chisffre Wardens B W Beery. ...
U 7f.ir Wardens H Schulken. first ward ; James..
Shackelford, second ward; B W Beery, third
'ward, W. Buykheimer, fourth ward.
i City Surveyor W H Jones.
I Wood Inspector Y V P Y.opp, J W Potter,
Thompson. ' ; ,
COMMISSIONERS OF IiAVIGATION.AND PILOTAGE.
h V W Fanning, Chairman ; Wm B Planner, Win
'M Tinrrta H! Mnrnv; Wm S Andersdn. of Wil-
imingtoni and Swift Galloway, of 8mitville,
H Howey, Clerk and Treasurer. J
j HABBOB MASXJtlt.
; Wash. Burkiuier. )
' ''"-A i PORT WARDENS. '-'.-;- .
Geo. Harris, S N Martin, W B Whitehead.
lltoi JVtytteianOBh' C .Waiker.
viniMst nntnmittMC G Moorc. Samuel B-
Davis. W FFurpluss. Geo W WUliams. Regular
meetings first Tuesday in the month. ;
. , county orncBRS.
Chaintian of Conntg Court Wm A Wright.
, Superior Court C lerk H A Bagg. , ; ;
Clerk of County Court TS. B Wood, Jr.
54TrSanltiel R Bunting. . ;
i County Solicitor John L Holmes. v
: BegiterQc6 W Pollocd. .
: vf. I fntrtj .Tohn J Conolev,: .
! Special Courts D Wallace, W S Larkins, Jno
i 'fuvirtr John A Sanders. Jonn u rower.
County Surveyors James W Williams,
Moore. ; :.. "-J- vj' 1'
County Trustee Owen a enneii, o r.
Constable R L Sellers, I Peterson,
Philyaw, ED Hewlett. .
Committee of Finance S D Wallace, John
T.iA. TnViTi A Sanders. ? i - i
lvU. nn0 jvrr John A Taylor. John A
aAc AroKihald McMillan. Isaac James, Lulce
UnUUVI Jf A- W mtmm j '
tirimrlno. W a TArkins. . ' U
rJZl,, f nihil Jhiilkinns John C Wood.
CouTay Ranger O F Alexander.
TnroHi'r John C Wood, Daniel P Bland.
Standard KtewerJohn 0 Wood,
i- IVrccfc Manter John A Sanders.
Entry Taker-John J Conoley.
.irvivyn2Miiji of ' Common Schools S D Wa
lace. Jaa Kerr. W S Larkins, John D Powers,
r STOfM AT GALVEST0H.
The! Market Reports,
facts
From Richmond
Richmond. Oct. 7. The following
relativpto the coming trial of Mr. Davis are
from the best authority. !
, The trial is set down for the fourth Mori
day in: November, and as the Government
will not interlere, there will be no postpone
ment by the counsel on either side. The
offence; of levying war against the United
States will be testified to by.' Judge Scar
borough, of Norfolk; Hon. John (Joode,
member of the Confederate Congress, ana
Capt. Hendren, who were compelled ! to ap
pear before the Norfolk Grand Jury and
testify to the facts upon which the indict
ment was made. There will be very! few if
anv witnesses for ihe defence, the fact of
levying war being admitted. The prosecu
tion will then proceed with the legal) argu
ment that the prisoner is guilty of treason,'
and the'counsel for the defence will j argue
that being a citizen ot a State, under its, laws
the prisoner's allegiance was due to it, and
was not due first to the United StatesJ
It bab becu positively asserted that Judge
Chase ivould preside, but as the Supreme
. tii i nyimanAaa if a QOCC1AI1 CT thi first
Monday in Decfimber.rthis is not. possible, Uays official y tha
., ..-i ; :,i i4. ....,t nleasant, but it l
as cue trial is ezpeuuju iu msi sevew u om.
In tile New York Circuit Court to-day
the suit of McMahon, versus James River
and Kanawha' Canal company; to throw the
it From Washington.
Washikqton, Oct. 7. Col. Parker, (the
Indian) Tof Grant's stany-bas been sent to
Raleigh and Charleston, to .look after certain
Treasury interests, iaiolring,' it is' said, over
al milllon dollars.4 Pariiculars riot transpired.'
Parker was detailed at the request of Secre-..
tary McCullough, and it is suggested, from
the character of the detail being purely
military, that the trouble is, with thf red
raan's Bureau or DisMct Comininderj;
? j Senor Mareschel, Secretary of the Mexican
Legation, remains in; charge of the mission
here during, Romero's tour months absence.
Ulna speech at Galena Illinois Conessr:
man E. B. Washburn details Grant's views.
Grant sympathizes with Congress in the re
construction plan." Advised an early cession
of Congress ; , favored the House Bill requir
ing the consent of the Senate to change
District m Coram anders and accepted tbe
Secretaryship qf War" from a sense of duty,
to prevent its being filled by a Johnson man.
The acceptance was with the consent and
knowledge of Stanton, and after full con
sultation, i Mr. Washburn said he had no
right to speak regarding Grant's Presidential
:aspirationi A ':..xSAA i :t i
I Gen.' Sheridan has arrived here.
Wm. L. Wells, at present Collector of Cus
toms at Petersburg, Va., has been appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for the Fourth
Virginia District, vice Anderson., suspended
for alleged misconduct in office. m
I The State department has telegraphic ad
vices of General Rosseau having arrived at
Vancouver's Island, all well.
Washington, Oct. 7.- It is confidently
stated that Sherman is here only on Indian
matters. He is hopeful of good results from
the commission.
The paeket ship Golconda, Capt. Loyett,
wned by the American Colonization Society,
arrived at Baltimore on Saturday, from
Monrovia, rf Africa; She will : sail on her
return voyage to Monrovia about the 26th
ihst,, touching at Charleston, S. C, whence
sbe is expected to sail on the 11th of No
vember. Already, It is said, some 600 names
are enrolledjof parties going out in her, the
most of whom will embark from Charleston.
Sherman had prolonged interviews with
both the President and Gen. Grant to-day. '
It is now stated that Col. Parker goes
$outh to inspect the Dismal Swamp Canal,
xyith view to sale ot - Government interest,
this is. Treasury interest, entrusted to Cot.
Parker.
Tim, State Department has advices; that
the Japanese Commissioners, Tomogora and
Matsmoto Indaya, reached Yeddo July 6th.
They write to Seward, expressing satisfac
tion with their visit George Bunker, a
. ; From Savannah. " .i
Savannah, Ga. I October OThe rain in
Florida continues; A'heavy ireshet at. Live
Oak washed the track on the Atlantic and
Gulf Rail Road away in; several places. The
train ia due this morning.vbnt has ;nOt . yet
arrived.5 ' rt c-n r ?
Arrived.--iSteanieTs-GedJaroe
Hanteville ; I Zodiac rfromiO New; th York ;
schooner H. Allehi rom Boston.? t q i w , h r
' ' Marine Intellisrence- tMnm-n
' FoxTRKssloirBpBj.;fyiL,;if Oct; ; ft.jhe
Schooner D. ,L. Sturgcs3,; ot .Wilihingtoh,
N. C. tor Philadelphia, experienced storms
on the 2nd ' and lost her deck load - and
8parsi'r- """ "!
Mobile Cotton Mamet Yellow Fever'
Mobile, Ala.; Oct. ' 7. Cotton in n fair
demand,1 factors , offering freely sales 000
bales ; middling 16 a 17c. Recei pts" "lor
past two days 913. 'J ;- i'A 4-fi
Interments; from yellow fever on Sunday
five; today four ; caused by the -sudden
change of temperature. ? .
New YoitK, Oct. 7 The Bank statement
shows i loans decrease . three million nine
hundred and eighty four thousand. - Special
decrease one hundred an'd twenty seven
thousand; circulation decrease one, hundred
and twenty one thousand. Legal tenders
ipcrease of eight hundred , and sixty two
thousand, "-j- :-J:ry-'-:) ' V .
New York Markets, j
' New York, v Oct.. ,7. Cotton i steady
sales of seventeen hundred and twenty bales.
Flour dull. Wheat active at noon ; decline
in white.' Corn active; mixed" "Western $1
35 a $1 "36."; Provisions quiet, and steady.
Whisky active in i bond at ' thirty five and
thirty eight. Groceries generally firm. Tur
pentine oot a . owe. nosiu
firmer.
Freights
'. New York Money Market, i
New Yonic, Oct. 7.- Gold $1 45 1.
Coupons 12J a 13. Money 7. Sterling
162
iin-
changed.
coiupaqy uiu urtuviup. aa ahor; ftrA ;n .Wn twentv thousand native
r " i j ; tot n: a
seaman, was iouna muraereu m xi.
Japanese woman uiurda ucar inc
same place on the same night. The civil
wsr i japan is. over. Choser is returning
to his allegiance and disbanding his army.
The Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs
that all now seems w ue
i- '! A -A t 1 ' 1
pleasant, but it ! is impossible to neu now
long peace will I continue, as there are so
many bad then in Japan. Minister VanVal
kenburg gives accounts; of christian pe3ecu-
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heretofore reported ny teiegrapu.
Johii
rt
4
James H
The parties have settled the matter out
of the court. ! s ;
A telegram to.the .irAiV says : . The Repub
licans of Albermarle met to-day and revised
their convention ticket leaving off the! col
ored candidates, and nominating judge
Rives and Southall, editor of the Qharlotts
ville ChronicU, two' prominent' and- wealthy
citizens. ' ,
Tremendous Gale at Galveston.
New Orleans, Oct. 7. The ; evening pa
pers have accounts of tremendous gales at
Galveston on Thursday, 3d inst., estimating
the damage to wharves, shipping, goods,
and buildings, at $1,000,000. It is the
rne
Roman Catholic's, descendants from chris
tian converts,! left there two hundred years
ago when Japan stopped intercouse. They
are scattered throughout the empire. There
liave been no hew converts. Their headquar
ters are at Nagasaki, where there is a Bishop
n'ri covorai Prifists? thev have held their
services in secret at night. Many ot these
christians men, women and children, have
recently been arrested as criminals.
r Mr. - Seward; . ' through VanValkenburg,
urges the abrogation laws against chris
tians..; ' , i V
i The' Internal Revenue receipts to-day
reached five hundred thousand dollars.
New Orleans Market.
; New Orleans, Oct. 7. Cotton, sales 300
bales, and quiet and runchanged : low, mid-
dull7only retail business. ' Molasses, no sales
and held. Cuba. 55c.. Louisiana, 70c. Flour
steady and firm, with stock ; light : super,
$11 ; double extra '$ll 50 ; choice $13 50 a
$14. Corn unchanged : 'yellow, and mixed,
35 white; 40 Oats 80. ' w. .ua, uuuii
K( ru ua. Hacon . quiet and firmer :
lonlders 151- a 151c.: Clear. 19ic. t Lard
ouiet and firm Quoted by the tierce at 15c.
lrotr iRr; Oold 44: sterlinsf 55 a 58 : York
to' a
sight premium. , , ' ,r
New York Market.
New York., Oct. 7. Flour ?. less active,
prices unchanged, l Wheat 2 a 3 lower. Corn
lc. better. . Oats dull and heavy. Pork
$23 75 a 85. ' Lard quiet.- 'Whisky active,
and 55 a 38. Cotton steady middling 20c.
Freights firm. Turpentine58. Rosin$3 87$..
stork- vprv strong: Money 7 : sterling 9$ a
91 : sight if '62 Coupons 12 J; gold 44 a
. From j Charleston. H .
Oct. 61 Arrived Steamer
Emily B. Londer, from New York.
' The weather is cool and bracing.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Through ! Trains. The trains running
hronghL between this city and Augusta, over
he, Wilmington: and Manchester and the
South." Carolina Rail Roads, are still in suc
ccssful oper-ation, and passengers and freight
Are transported through to the latter city.
id rne same cars in wnicn inev leave mis.
Beyond this, we are much gratified to learny
asj be atsjo the travelling public, that ar-;
rangements are . now being made for a
through arrangement between Wilmington
and Montgomery, ah accommodation that
wjll greatly mitigate ''the fatigue generally
felt in travelling, and the great inconven
ience to which passengers are always subject
when compelled to change cars at any point.
When this -arrangement is completed, a
traveller, if he so. likes, may go to sleep at
the Wilmington depot and wake up in . the
same car in Montgomery. . .
Messrs 'Rtttenbero Brothers. -Es
pecial attention is called to a long advertise
ment in another Column, of the ahove wcl
kuown Dry Goods and Clothing House,
They have just received a lull and carefqlly
selected assortment of everything desirable
in the line oi either ladies or crentlemens
wear, which they aver their- determination
to sell low if they have to give them away.
Particularly, do we recommend to our
country friends a careful perusal of that part
of the advertisement relative to wholesale
buyers,'and all who may be disposed to give
them a trial will soon ascertain that these
gentlemen mean what : they say j when they
aver their intention of competing with the
New York markets. i
The Rebel newspapers of Georgia and u
Alabama,! contain appeals to the ; Southern .
whites not to vote at the coming elections i
for a 'Convention to reorganize the States. 1
A campaign document which has been sent M
through these States, counsels the adherents I
of the Lost Cause in this manner ; 4We wish ;
that this l able , document , could reach and
influence every voter in the State to die
freemen rather than live! staves. Better, far
better; the poverty and black broth: of the;
free Spartan than the riches and banquets of
the degenerate. Persian with the" chains of
slavery around our necks.? If. T. Tribu ne. k
: Htde Cotjntt. The Republicans ' of
Hyde held a large and enthusiastic meeting J
at Swann Quarter, on the 26th ultimQi and
nominated Dr. A. J. Gloverior the ponsti -
tutiohal Convention. This is an. excellent
nomihation.r-.iir;--;'; 't--'A h
The meeting was addressed, among oth
er by llr. A. J. Jones and Mr. J.-R. Ballard, ;
of Philadelphia, who are laboring in thU
State tinder the auspices of the Congres
sional Committee. , 'C'- l '"'l-V
Music We return thsmks here to Pro
fessor John Johnson and his band tor ano
ther musical treat vocal and instrumen
tallast pight. We enjoyed it all very
much, aud can only regret that our "John"
was just out, and that therefore " we could
notiavite the.other.Jolw -in to cultivate the
first John's acquaintance. Never mind, Pro
fessor, we may yet keep a 44grocery" some of
these days, and when we do we won't forget
you. - i i -i'-
Dat op Atonement. The celebration by
the JeWS of the dy, of Atonciucut win be
commenced at sundown to-day, ending at
the same hour to-morrow. Appropriate
Rcrvicea will be held in the Synagogue and
the places of business of the members of that
persuasion will be all closed during that
period. ' 1
Arrived. The Steamship Pioneer, Capt.
Bennett, with a cargo of merchandise,; ar
rived here yesterday morning. She is from
Philadelphia,, and is consigned to Messrs
Worth & Daniel, -j- j
' The Revival at the Baptist.hurch in this
place closed last week. Twenty-s ven per
sons made profession of religion. The pas
tor, Rev. Mr. Kingsbury, was assisted by the
Rev. J. B. Solomon and N. A. Parefoy.i6.
-Yancey, and MrrcnELL. The Republi
cans of Yancey and Mitchell ' held a Con
vention on the 5th at Burnsville, to nomi
nate a candidate for the Constitutional Convention,-;
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,:iH'-: " I DIED. '':
HANNON. In Wilmington, October 7th, in
the 29th year of her age, LOUISA J., wife j of
Capt. L. W. Hannon. ; i
Funeral from St. James' Church, Tuesday 8th
instant, at 4 P. M. ; . . . ' - V ,L-
0MSIERC1AL.
f WJtMINGTON MARKET;
' . October 7. 1867-6 P. M.
ROSIN. Market quiet, with but few transac
tions. We Jiear ot sales of only 84 bbls. , at $3 25
for strained common, $3 37 for No 2, ana $4 for
No. 1 ';;T ;, - f ;-j v
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Market quiet ana
steady, with sales of 132 bbls, at 5353c ?J gal.
CRUDE TURPENTINE. Market firm, with
sales of 60 bbls. at f 4 25 for virgin and yellow
dip, and f 2 60 for hard, per 280 lbs. ; I
TAR.Sales of 12 bbls. at 12 65 y bbl. j
PORT OF WILMI
.y Arrived.
N G TO
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14.
.October 7.
Str R M Orreli, O'rrell, from Fayetteville vto
A McRimmon & Co. i
8tr Marions-Phillips, from FaystteviUe ; to
Williams & Murchison. ,
. str North Carolina, Green, from Fayetteville,
to Williams & Murchison.
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, from Philadelphia,;
to Worth & Daniel. , ta , v
Steamship James A Gary, from Philadelphia to
Atkinson CBBneppersun. j- ,
.Cleared.
R
V
James. Arch-
John C Bovtf
Blaver. W J
w -
Kl Brvan
Inspector pf Naval Stores Jdhn S
ibaid Alderman, James O Bowden,
rfen Alfred Alderman. Thomas W
Prine; B Southerland. J M Henderson, RC John
Inspector of Timber Jbc.L, 11 uowaen, James
George McGufflei WM Mnnroe, E Turlincton,
a,am n-nvhtiana Ac D E Bunting, Jno.
W Munroe, George Alderman.
A: MASONIC DIRECTORY.
I St. John's i Lodge No. li
Meets lost Thr nday evening in iach month.
T. M. Gardher, W. ,M.'. . :
- r ... j .Wtd M. Poisson, Sec'y.
r?ftnrnrd Chapter No. 1.
Meets 1st and 3d Mondays in each month.
T, B. Cabb, M.-. ,
" , !. ; ;; .-j ; , A. P. RSFITON, Sec'y
Wilmington Council No. 4j.
. ; Meets 1st Wednesday in each month.
AT.VDKn f 1RTTN. T . I.'. G.. M. .5 ;
i L A P. Rkpiton. Recorder
hif?hest overflow since October, 1837.
folio winsr are some of the' firms damaged i
Wallace, Landes & Co., $5,000; Droege &
Co., $50,000 to $75,000; Stubbs & Co., 5,000;
Sessums & Co-, $10,000 . to. $15,000; West
cott & Co., $4,000; Dargan & Tobyn, $3,000
to $4,000; Hipklns' Lumber Yard is heavily
damaged. The water f at midday so Inun
dated the gas works" that it was impossible
1 1-1: frit AtH 4 s3 AA.nfVTT O
to DUlip. ures. lue wij nuu wuunj .
covered with water a foot deep. The third
story of a new brick hotel was mown down
upon the Odd Fellows' llaii, crusning u
The bayou3 are all out of their. sinks,!' and
tne water is spreauiu pico tuu.v .j
across tne lsiauu. - jo ui" ui ponscug
train on the G. II. and II. railroad, j It is
reported that the , bay bridge was washed
away. J The" telegraph. lines are a complete
wrpr.lr The steamer Elizabeth Reed is high
and dry near i the irailrpad;" several jsmall
schooners were sunk; bark Pallas, brig Isold
and a large fore and aft schooner were blown
from the eastern - wharf and. driven up the,
bay nd one knows where; a large iron brig is
reported cafisized; a brig lately arrived with
a cargo" of I coffee was driven completely
thrmiftk Williams1 wharf: steamer Alice is
wrecked ancl completely submerged; schoon
er Rosano' is bilged ; Schooner Julia s ly
ing high and dry across the strand; schooa
eAibby and sloop Mary Posey are udside
dnwn kt the upper wharf.' All the wharves
are badly damagedJ r x"
From New Orleans.
New Orleans, Oct. 7. Interments from
lever to Sunday morning, 60 ; to this morn
ing 49. ;The weather is quite cool, and will
probably check the disease.
During the month of September the, City
Railroad Company received as fares, $l,90o
fprfftit nickels. .
I The maioritv of registered votes polled.
1 . - . n A :iU m - .rt nanstlDS ' tf
, X lirto. Willi 1 U1U1C utuiauvo
Red Strings, &c We are glad to hear
that the exodus from the secret Radical as
sociations continues'in all parts of the State.
Large numbers of white men, and many de
cent colored men, are leaving them in dis
gust. As their corruption and dangerous
tendencies become known, they will be in
dignantly abandoned by all , good men,joi
either coor. Sentinel. i
You are "glad to hear" of no such thing;
The loyal organizations m tins btate were
never so harmonious or so powertui as tuej
are now.. These organizations are indispen
sable to restore the State to the Union.
Without them the work would certainly
fail. , . . . . I ,
Th Editors of the SentmeL under tbe lead
of Gov. Vance, persecuted the Red Strings
ri thi maioritv is estimated by the
i -r-..ui:.ia ; fhnbo rftrihp to be over A.r. fVa roKollinn as untrue to tne vOu-
LOe iVC UUUlla"'' luvtuj l' I UUltbg MXA.j ' vv....-. L
4.000. i . . . . f,. . 4
f Recorder
District
be filled
Ahem, of the First
rnrf (pr to day, tiis seat wm
by the negro Assistant Recorder until a new
election.
iF-t-k0 Orand .turv. half black and half
Ju: mot tr.rlav and were' dismissed till
Monday next. . . V ;
Foreign i News, j J:
anitiPTnK. Oot, 7. The Bavaria sail
ed on Saturday for New Orleans, and the
TnU will follow in about' a month.
These voyages are experimental, and should
tederacy ; novo they are persecuted as untrue
to the Union. Hundreds oi mem , uuuui u.-
dp.ra from Vance; and Davis, were conscrip-
ted, roped, handcuiled, hanget, suot, mur
jpAS! Thfi Rev. W. E. Pell then said, to
H T " : -. . , li
this treatment of these worthy, loyai men,,
the Lord be praised I this is the
mi
oi oataWidv thfi Confederacy." l uis
' . J nnvsannforl a lrntn
oatrtp rpvp.rena sreuticuieiu uciotvuwu -
ffiirlor W: N. ar&ss.) to ine
death, because hel belonged, to this order
Sham t shame 1
pr lnval oreranizations to
rpfinhlA their exertions. Let them hola
Trial of Wm. Wrioht Parker Post
poned. The trial of William Wright
Parker, for the murder ot' William Chil
dress, which was at first set for Thursday
next, before the present term of the Criminal
Court, has been postponed until the next
day (Friday.) f
Much local matter' was crowded out of,
this issue by the length of the telegraphic
despatches. V
i . m ' :
The Norfolk (Va.) Gazette is greatly dis
gusted by our advice to the President not to
Krincr firm prl forctf aerainst Consrress if it
ah ou!d decide to impeach hi m. It is shock
ed at the idea that he should " submit pas
sively V to such " encroachments on his office
arid person." lt would oemucu more buoch
pd hv anv' attempt on his part at active,
J f . - ... - - rm.
armed re?istance, betore it. was over, iu?
experience of the late attempt on the part of
the South to resist ty war what it deemed
unconstitutional encroachments on its rights,
ought to satisfy the Gazette and all others,
North and South, that our people do not
regard war as in any case a permissible
remedy for political evie. Whoever resorts
to it, against tne auinomy ot iue uuvnu
ment, exercised in conformity to constitu
tional forms, will pay the penalty which the
people will exact at hi hands, i ue tresi
dent can " resist " any attempt that may be
made to impeach him, but only by consti
tutional means. S. T. Times. '
October 7.
Str OrrU, Orreli, tor Fayetteville, by A Mc
Rimmon & Co, 4
Str North Carolina, Groen, for Fayetteville, by,
Williams & Murchison.' f - .
: Str Marion, Phillips, for Fayetteville by Wil
liams & Murchison, . .
. , . i i J
" j r - -.-r i i rt i .ua;. mnAfinra mrtm rrpnnenuv. uu uyxx w
, . f : v,nmon TTomlinrff thp(r nnrhhers SUCh as Can De
line will continue service cTr-.-B -j- , . .
and New Orleans via Southamption.
trusted in the
1C uaooiug
Cable Summary.
t Ar.n dpsnatches represent great agita-
v Mr : - a
i f pnmo Tinnut&tions and memonaw
le Italian press urge
. 'WILMINGTON & WELDON R. R..
n.'.WAri vo th rvtrt nf thjt stockholders -Wi A
Wriffht, S D Wallace, Eli Murray, AlfW Martin,
A H VanBok kelen, Ge!o Harris, of Wilmington,
and John Everett, of Goidsboro'. ; r J.V
mnrtnrx on the txirt of the tffafe Edward. JUa
der. of Wilminirton. John Norfleet. of Tarbpro
and Thos. J. Hogg, of Raleigh. V '
: Chief Engineer and General Superintended.
Fremont. v
Master of Transportation -Wm. Smith.
Secretary and Treasurerr-I. W. Thompson.
Oen. Ticket Agent W. M. Poisson.
MastcrMechaniclli W."Hankins. j r
J Freight Agent G. L. Dudley.
RAILWAY DIRECTORY. r
i WILMINGTON & MANCHESTER R. R
J President Henry M. Drane.
i Directors John Dawson, Henry Nutt, O.
!PriPv. A J neRoaset. D S Cowan. Geo.. J
- . .. i .l.t 4-;
,,i!SSSShS rMS at Flreripe. astdng that Rome
U Ulllir I IIP ITU 1 I I'.IIAAL. LJLillWUUVt AJbAVtWM'u i i
sunk at her moorings in Brazos harbor. K
i -l fVi n -lift
storm was n
sippi, where
was blown s
Spanish bark also blown ashore at the same
place; ( the tow boat Heroine was sunk linside
hp har at Southwest Dass. vjautaiu auu
-" " -r -"i . ..'(; i -----
w vuw. " - - r . . - t
brought off the keeper of the Southwest reet
lighthouse as the structure -wasj neany uc
stroyed by the gale.
fiorr trials thrOUffO WhlCll we
Above all, let them every where make them
selves felt as Republicans, oy , reouitiu w
denouncing treason, and by aiding mces
santly in the greot work ot reconstruction.-r
BaU Staiidard.
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. j
J ) October 7, 1867.-
Per str North Carolina. 85 " bbls spirits, 165
bbls rosin, 27 bbls turpentine, 8 bbls grapes, to
Worth & Daniel. Williams & Morchiaon, James
Anderson, A Alderman, Smith & Straus, 1; a
Evans.!.-' . ' :.
Per str R M Orreli. 475 bDis rosin, o uv y
8 bales sheeting, o oaies coiwm, "r'.""
0. 19 empty spirit casks, to A McRimmon &
Co, A Johnson -& Co, Williams Murchison,
Moffitt, Bro & Co, W H Lutterloh. .
COMMISSION HOUSES
X.':'
G.
W
From Havana.
Havana, Oct. 5, r via Key. West qth
-y 1 From ; Ilavana. ' - ,; .'-
rr '.'. . - r,.4- k nfrp from the city of
ft,o 9Rth 'and Vera Cruz tome
i ThP nnited States Steamer! Yanties , was
Gained at Tampico owing to the scarci
- - --c1 9 , s r -s- - . ifl A t - tna ,imr aiut aL ivu&vu
isianaL lust arrived Hrom Ht raomn, n w " ""Bc"'"f' .il,efallenbe-
lie IuBerai vcniiu""""' - . -
ken plbefpFortean JPJ, itrJio da
" 'fhe Georgia State -Lottery.
The Baltimorie Times says that ua gentle-
. p.. -vr'i Li 'vl rtrt-i.. rtl .nma "NTftrt.h - 1111 til
man leit rtew vrieaus uu - -----
lnt.pd. and while in News York j he
of Rome, fc -- ; . , 1 1 , J a a th canital orize of thirty
thousand dollars on the 24th of September
instant, Lucky to avoid tne icver .uu
The Pennsylvania and Ohio Elec-.
tions. Tlie Republicans in Washington are;
encouraged by recent advices rrom i-enuyi-vania
and Ohio, which predict that both of
those States will, be carried by inct eased
majorities for the Union ticket, j The Re
publicans of Ohio hope to carry the Consti
tutional Amendment by a vote nearly equal
to that of the State ticket. . In jfennsyiva
nia, the recent visit of Sheridan is said to
have worked wonders in reviving the apathy
which prevailed early in the campaign, -and
a lafg e vote is confidently expected. f
oeen
.In-
McCalLfWE Mills, James U. Burr, Kicnara
Bradley, J Eli Gregg. ,
General Superintendent WilUam MacRae, ,
Secretary and Treasurer W A Walker.
General Freight Agent John L. Cantwell.. -
WILMINGTON C H ARLOTTE AND. RUTHER
: FORD RAILROAD.
President Robert II COwan.
Directors S J Person, A H VanBokkeleu, Jno
A McDowell, Robert 8 French, 'Walter L 8teele,
Stephen -W.' Cole, Samuel H Walkup, E' Nye
Hutchinson,' Hay wood W Galon, O C Hendrson,
A G Logan, A R Homesly, ' , .
8uperntendentVf. 3 Everett. v ' ' '
- Matter of TransportaliotiW H Allen. . v
Secretary and Treasurer I T Alderman,
' Matter Mechanic Gill. - ' Wi - ,i
?right i-w , B French.
ders of Sti Domingo,, but bh - Hajtien soil.
The Cacossa Haytien revolutionists specially
opposed to President " Sal nave, who were in
possession of ,the for hoisted a white flag
on the tort, ftndl while SaTnVeV troot pro
ceeded to take possession of the fort they
wptft firpd ' iinoh and cut to pieces jby, the
revolutionists: " Some 'members' of - thefirst
families of Port au Prince are among iue
fallen.
Foreign Markets.
London, Oct 7 Noon. Consols 94 3 6.
5 Liverpool, Oct: 7. NoonOotton stea
dy. 'Sales ten thousand ' bales. Breadstuff?
generally quiet, corn advanced o . ;
3d of October, i nnA
I -RafaPl Garcia. , was made Governor and
Military Commander of Puebla, on the 31st
The United States jmnisierjr u,a' "
t Vera Crp 011 . $X
Ottenburg has arnveu ucc -
T nnVc ihtlkl 1J Wei wish,wo i had
that man. instead of being some other man, , so
far4 as the lottery incident is concerned.
. wo nnt. aUo that the next, great , scheme
of the "Georgia Lottery in which thecapi-
ii :is ta er.o nnn ann tne Dnce i"'"
l al lJIi- a Vf 1 . j .
. - .... 1 - . Vii.t nftv
nril v 1. will oe arawu tu ; w j
9th instant. Aiiania Antyc,. . ... .
The numbers that drew the ; f 30,000 were
at
nnttimate Klarkei.
t ; itwnnui'- OctiltCotton1 aolf andr
quotations nominally , unchanged; .onr
2i ..orri nitrff mills extra ill. i vnea
,Br3S iiwhite $l-30:a12;
"i r In Oats firm at 70 a 73c. Rye
firm.i Provisions firmknd unchauged!
How it Happened. -Private despatches
from : Washington .say tnat toe cause u
General Howard's retention has leased oui
vt the A tfhmp.v-Oenerals urace. otan-
berry, being asked ms auviqc, tui.j c
sponded Mr. President, , you have lost
thousands ot Catholic friends by the re-'
tn'Avkrnf Sheridan. If you have any f ro-
oof fripnrlath anare. vou can ' eet rid of .
them by ' removing Howard." The sugges
tion was acted on. y 7'v: ; K'
AS. T. rSTTBWAT. -; ftOOBR MOORS
PCTTEWAY & MOORE'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
InORTH WATEIl STREET,
: - WILMINGTON, If. O. '
OOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS OF "COTTON,
S NAVAL STORES AND COUNTRY PRO-
'DUCE : ' ' 1 " ' ' '' i- '
Being AGENTS for tht' Manufacturers ate
prepared to fill, on the most reasonable terms, ,
orders for . .. ": -: : .v.. ; ,
GEO.! KIDD'S' CELEBRATED ; , . ' -
; j , ; - j ; ; COTTON GINS,
ZELL'S RAWBONE . , f
: v SUPER-PHOSPHATE,
BROWN'S COUNTER, : :
I PLATFORM and RAIL-. - I
', j - .; ROAD SCALES.
t Have constantty on hand FERTILIZERS $t all
descriptions. V- -
aug 5 f r .';'' "
i: -- - - ;- ,; - v " -
Jlis. L. HATIIAW AY & tJTLEY.
(Formerly HATHAWAY A CO., Importers .of
v Molasses and Suftar, Wilmington N. C ) V
Shipping nd Commission
'Messrs
E.
Merchants,
: 171 PEARL STREET, NEVV YORK. :
SOLICIT consurnmenta of!. Cotton, N
Wal Stores, Sheetings, YarnsJ Tobacco
and other Southern " Product to the. w e of
which our prompt- personal attention win oe
rfTenTWeill5iakle liberal Mvanccs nporre
feiptof Invoice and Bill :of Lading. t Ail Mer
cfflseAnd Produce shipped to Us for We wo
insurtd from point of shipment, with oriwithou
advicfe. Invoices should always accompany eacu
shipment.
How ot as naviii
t, Amit-'' rnctntt succeeded J ib -a clever
awindle at Nashua, N. H., on.Tbursday. :He
managed to bump nis ueau a-am
e -crt l, io0tt 5 & tre window, breaking
s ftmni0toiir and on the storekeeper de-t
mahding pay for the damage done, claimed j
that he bartiuo money, f vn uc -t
a $100 note was found in one of his pockets,
which the merchant took, returning the man
on sn Uonc.. 9 -The latter. then sneaked off,
and the $100 bill proved to &z a counterfeit. J
- ; ' ' .- '." fty t-V tui" .f . t1 ' -I
t r a. 1 rt 1, .1
P Fowers, 1. -3. unen"uv-uu LI, kp In thaSduth,ando
ia-moi T. Wall are to be tried DV Military .7V in New York, we
Commission, in this city, in a few: days, lor
illel complicity in iu w uv5aY
TiiKp ftt Pavetteville: . Gen. Avery, Judge
Advocate, has recently i been to the latter
place to collect additional testimony in the
czse. Register. , ;2'-t ,,:,;: ,
had over twenty years' -
ana our ,.
HATHAWAY three years in wev iore, wo ;
confident we can secure fa'iu price r - onr
friends who will favor us with their conslgn-
Jfe HATHAWAY, V WM. R: UTLEY.
Fbr Sale or to Rent.? :
nr T.ARaF. NEW FRAMED STORE, S5x
We do hot think the Register, or Sentinel years, frumOctoberUt. ,ou !nttdei (i
has any right to speak for Dr. Gnssom. culara Inquire of. RrrrtsBaaa BBoa.,1
" Dr. Grissom, according to the. Register is
not ' "with the ultra Radical, " however.
Sentinel.
Dr. G. is a Republican, ana ;. win giT
countenance to no scheme, to disorganize the
Republican party. uaieigu putan.
- . . ii
or tne suoscnuero. ' Wwtwwj!TJi A CO.
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