The Wilmington Morning Star from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 3

.1 LLNEa- DRY GOODSr MUJKJN JLJX IX riVt 0 Wednesday, September 9th, 18684 ot After spirited address; with enthusiastic applause, from Mr, Gorham, thefl hiogLeure. are pleased to learn that a reorgranizatioa -7 ly fastened the halyards; was started up, but an unforeseen mishap caused the Hoe an l0e pulley at the-top. mi 1 aieaoy Mr. John G. Black.fci, 'with rll VwUherlal PWt.

Propped to ascend repair the damage- feat which be acjSrf. plished amidst the deafening cheers of th blSSrt- and. other gentfenien then addressed the meet- nSHin bort but elegant and stirring i i 'i i I When these gentlemen had closed. Mr. David McDuffee, who has heretofore ideaJ Ufied himselt with the great moral party of large promises and small, profit," was cai1? 1 tne 8tand- Mr.

McD. stated that prior to 1861 he was a Democrat, but at tume became aUniou maa whicnWnt tosw the magistrate who committed hGOTOITHE- oiLpincTdrJ ATTT A rV A 1 nsoa. gzia hest war oato JACO Slimmer Goods Geneiiilly, WILL LXOLD AT 1 Jt. EVM LESS THAN TO IIADE 1R0OU r02; II A Vvn Stock. rctiiu XTAlliSOjr eordlalJy invites the puttie to come ferwwrdnttd reacp the benefit of the iTemendoiia Bcdnction.

Domestita ts Qhtxp ci tile Cheapest, for Cash. A fall line of evcrvthJor tisnallr kept tit firet4lca DRY GOODS UQVf-mijto wit- TORY PRICES. Proprietor. IJo. 4 Cstsllj Prorri CCt ifaKf tirxchatife Corner.

rSODUER 23 Market Street. TTTB 13 ATB JBK9B9 OCSs CE5COSI9 8TOCX with iufier Ltee of Staple and Few cy DRT GOODS, ebnslstiajet (irenadine9( AlpAcasy Lawnf 6amrev Tainaxtincy, Prints, Oinfjlijaat IT I ft i "jV n'nifla sjtat, CII-n riAZTTI-EIO, "laiMtj Grenadine, Caaaioer and Harnge manor. TovaUnn. SAeetlBsiL Sutton. Trim mings, Clowe tatta iaterj.

hub BUJva anmirw un amine ensCtyien and gua inlaw aaAyowwJ fJtttoyoarttTvrttahcy. i EL-n. OATS 2 ccw 1 hw tee 'eiLerfehee est.Ti VvitaeeTlbet lower prUas Ussrxjr boose out aioeaf kow sarnv. --SL "KTETT BAST egtae ZTABCSIC I1AI.I-Xn on llarket KtreeV. between FrOnt and Second, being thorosry retired, will bo opened Ut October seAmf Mae.

ii. tlhUGXtXy iBMHaaiS SPRI1G peibr fettle Gergi er Ellslblllt jr Qaes- tlon Stf natOf FWler Tnneee Thef InptMkneat Tt, e.f Special CoTfjpoenea ccri tbc( Baltimore "U-rv 6 reported, 4hat General ScUenek, has telegraphed or written to parties herfe to the effect that in hi opinion it would not be advisable lor Congress to bold a session before December. Senator Moriran ia re ported as concurring with Geh Schen in this 'opinion, and so there wHtrir- tainly Jr; no quorum km House on1 tia 91if inol.nf Borne parties have, suggested a session because, of the' action of the George Legist lagure in the expulsion of colored members of that body, but upon consideration of, the they conclude that the power of Congress to grant any relief to the expelled negroes, or to take legislative action on the sulgect is questionable, to say the least, if, indeed it be not clear that the national legislature' has no jurisdiction or control over the act of the State legislature in this particular case. The belief gains ground daily that we shall not have a September session. of the with apparent tltat wSenaUtr Fowler, has declared that be wilf support Grant and Colfax.

No one here who is well advised expected. any thing else' from Senator Fowler, as bis personal 'acquaintances know, did not vote for the acquittal of the President in the impeachment trial upon political considerations, but purely upon legal and and equitable and it is also well known here, (and ho information, comes roin the Senators themselves), that the sixteen republicans, Senators who voted not guilty, cast their votes upon the' same views of the! case substantially as declared by Sen- ator.Fowler, and none of them expected to sever, their connection with the Republican party," by reasdn action in the inipeachment trial.1 The abuse, there fore, "lieped upon these by' republican' press Was premature. Postmaster General Randall arrived here from the West' this morning. Data. cws In Brief.

It is proposed to reduce postage in England one half. The steamship Ocean Queen has arrived in New York with $365,000 in treasure from uamorma. George French, a colored man. agied 100 years, died in Poughkeepsie, N. on Saturday.

Much damage has been done in Chili by excessive rains, and many lives had been lost. The' gold-hunting expedition from Pa nama to Cocas. Island has proved a failure. The business part of the town of Al-stead, N. was nearly destroyed ly fire on Friday' night George Gore, member of the New Jersey Legislature is dead.

He was a young and rising representative. 1 The Georgia, State Senate has' passed a bill for the relief pf debtors aud the adjustment of debts oh the principles of equity, after a long discussion. The clerk of the Superior Court at Sa vannah has been call upon to furnish a certified Copy of an indictment, now pend ing, against htmselt tor. larceny. Tw youngs girls, sisters, aged twelve and fifteen years, named Mathias, have been burned to death in Riverside, N.

by accidental explosion of a fluid lamp It is stated that the wool clip of Minne sota this year will amount to about one million five thousand pounds. against five hundred thousand pounds in 1863. Miss Nannie Weeks has sued the city of for injuries received by falling a. on 3ycsmore street, same two years ago. The damages are laid at $10,000.

The recent heavy rains in the South have seriously injured the growing cotton. Ne.wSj frpni Middle, fjorgi i gloomy, announcing' that the rust, worm and the Vol There was a heavy storm in New York on Saturday morning. People were washed out of their houses in Brooklyn, and in Williatasbiirgfr Lotfglsland, It is estimated that $150,000 damage was done by the storm and flooding of the cellars. The radicals allege that Gorernor; Seymour's father, was an insane man. But, as art onset, thef allege" that the father of their candidate is a cotton swindler and at: perjurer, and 'the whole wyrfd knows that he is a We very deci dedly prefertthe descendant of the ances tor cnargea jo nave Qrtto TTTHS OFFEIt FOB SAM1 THE ABOWE WU ilna wUK IA A anil IUVKw They have loog-been in demand and their superior merits are well known.

solicit-edattoearidrty. 8 fc Gujar and CofToo. is MjOAOAU oneei ffiiiv.r-m iiium i V4 t5- In aktore and to m-j. FOr sale by- WUiUAttaS jnnttuiixawji. septi-aw-tr.

'ABAKA pxin Water, Jb received at OBO.MYBRf, Sep S-tf CH AS. D. MYERS, Agt. BOZtOrJGII SOVTIXEB3nSIt, TAB borough, Nr Charles, Heame Bigg Proprietors. AmM ept2-l-tf Wilmington, H.

C. ALEIGH SIrEI 1HBUSIIE1 Dairy, Trt-Weesuy anq ebslmO ny wnt B. Pell, jTropnetor. semi J' of thisody hatf beenffeiBted and the lowing officers elected: lF- Cassidej. tee UommodoreCir b.VK JT i i vuniMii wee i nos.

jh. viaatier, fwlth authority to select two uore) i.cuj Mime eiguteen or twenty nam.es weu enroi iea as members and we boatf are all sailing orders. The annua duet exacted are small and are tv nope goodly number may join. At their first meetinff it was deci ded' that aihiember Should Vconsti tate a quorum and an offer ot the use of a room bjitiCW 'lblifford was accepted, (Plie Bnreail man at WilaAn 9VU the negro. Grimes, under the charge of aK XNrting Mr, Zcno HlGreetie barn) and insisted upon a re-bearing of He was met with the proper reply, that he had about as much to do with that court as did, France andLhe had tetter learn the difference between' North Carolina reconstructed, and North Ca ro-lina under thedominniion upslart' Freed-men's Bureau anil petty military offi eers.

Bureau man submitted. Themagis. trate is one of old eu'a appointees. The whole of the system of having market carts and huckstering stands on the sidewalk of such public streets' as Market and Front, is a public nuisance, and a grievance which our citi-zhV should petition against, but the southeast corner of these two streets isan especial annoyance. The street there is icom- pletely blocked up at times and citizens can only pass by taking to the gutter or feeing their way through a dense crowd.

Why is it not attended to? The gun carried to Fiiyette- ville by our delegation is a beautiful little brass piece, mounted on a a strong oaken carnago witn iron wheels, and cast ex pressly, for Capt Jno. C. Mcllhenny, at. the foundry of the Wil. and Man.

R. R. Co. It bears neatly inscribed upon its breech its name 44 Brick Pomeroy, 1868," and is intended for general use during the cam paign. It will-make itself heard more than once and in this respect will equal its namesake; i' rzM? jare told, tliajb fight occurred in our sister.

Jtbwnof Fayietteville a day or. two since between tuo Bureau andad by a negro go ihe best of it, but the police interfered and carried the parties to the lockup. -j vJ A large quantity of Scup- pernong grapes has shipped from this market North, bnt do not seem to be appreciated and meet with slow sales. It pays the producer better to dispose of them at home. "We heard of the case of a man who "was beating his wife with a lath, in the upperpart ot our city, a few days ago.

From the aspect she presented, she was pretty well lathered when he finished the flogging. t'3 We notice5: that? ftHa brick pftVement, corner of Market and Fifth streets, has been repaired. We suppose our lhanks7 are due the Marsha) jjor this increase of comfort. Our Senior went on to Fay etteville yesterday, and to prevent our Com- merclal from again deprivingr.usof the seat of honor we have tarre tne bottom of it Got him that fc A lot tables-have arrived in this city and are for sale at Col. Jno.

Anderson's hat store. Those persons of a weatb- erwise persuasion are predicting a storm in this latitude. si Ann ibx. i ii W- In sepc em, Drury-LayrriV ALFRED A. MOJf- F1TT to Miss CARRIE I.

JON is.S,. both of this city In this city, on Monday, the 9th inst.rby RiV. J.H. DalV to MKS M.iVttii!i laWWAJJH AM. 4 WILMINCTOir CHARLOTTE AND RUTHEBFORD4 RAILROAD.

A tk 1 wi Jtiut jrs vftf.a,xt' ilTWxxr AxEfIHO r7fc4riixl 22nd The awaoa foUowtnfir oreamwe ana 4he last meeting of tne persons, who have worked jout their stock, or otaervrnKwcHou bare tailed to come forward and get out their reKular stdok certificates and where this OolduW of things makes an improper exhibit on the books of the company, and isre-quWly the cause of great ermesment andivhereas others hve faUed to pay tbetr sbscrtpttona aordlug to the terms thereof "ffSVTbajt no Stockholder shall hereaf-tefbSweotavote in any of the weeting of this body, nnUl he-shall have reeeiTedlua remilar certlftcate ofstocK acooraw. wim aA taQLJtm-artA Secretary. iffiKaVSSttt dij "ol meet.taf, and send ifninarrnni vinumuiuii uuu WHS to i i GOSXPAffT. THE FINE ANTJf FAVORITE STKsKTTniP CATHACX3B, CMuaawlt. i xooc or unan street, on sitvuat.

PROYIDElfCK, -4 NEW ORLEANS, -wl, "QvKRpooL. Fot Fxehjht apply tv- WORTH DANIEL. Airent in PhlldrnkA SlifiotfUi-Maware AVeane. MISGELIiANEOUS, UOT AQI7I VGO s- i. ST A -ANI For, salEjBT.

4 w.m.&j.c.STEUEiisori 14 800 IXSX, If. C. BABS-PRIME ORDER. N. T.

CITY CUI1CD HAHO, CANVASSED AKD TTNCAJf VASSED, Hourly expected per 8teaaer Fairbanks, FOR SALX YZSY LOW. -AtJM Mew Cbeee, IrtsSsi lotx Wood- and Willow TTare, ITf GUM AT VARIETY IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SXGJM3. ALL THE ABO YE a a W. M. J.

0. Corr Front aad Market t. septS-294-tf Quarantine Notice. IJf COITFOXIRIITT UITU LIB FBO-vlskmsof a law entitled "An act tor the signed hereby gives notice to Pilots, Masters and Owners of vessels, and to all nersons con cerned, that the following Quarantine regale! tions will be ia force front and after Septenx-1 ber 1st. 1888: 1st.

All vessels from Ports south of Caee Fear, will eome to at the visiting station near Deep Water Point, and await the Inspection of th Quarantine Phvs-ician. All vessels having sickness on beard cm arrival, er having, had sickness durieg the voyage, are required to come to tne stauom for inspection, without regard to the Port from whence they sailed. 3d. Vessels not included as above, will proceed to Wilmington without detention. 4th.

Pilots are especially enjoined to make careful enquiry, and if not satisfied with the statements of the Captain, er if the vessel is In a filthy condition, they will bring the vessel to the station for further examination. Sth. Pilots wilfully violating the Qua. ran tine laws are subject to forfeiture of their branch, Masters of vessels to a fine of two hundred dollars a day for every day tnsy violate the Quarantine laws, and an other per sons are liable tor each ana every oaence. Sth.

All vessels subject to visitation under these regulations, will rigging port aide. set a nag in the main Quarantine Physician, Port of Wilmington. aug.fl et-aadlawtUT Gt CURTIS aug rrniswi X' for JH promptly GEORGIA-GIN, Of any else desired, at lowest prices, and ow most favorable terms. -v Thfse GINS are well known 1 hroo ghout the cotton districts, aud have never failed to jtfwr entire tatitfaetion. Manufacturers OUABAlfTER very Sia soifi.

All sizes, from so to 60 saws, now on hand and supplied at short notice by O. PAftSLST CO. aqg80--Sta w-eteth-tm WOXITH Female Sexnliixiry. Oil XWTITUTI03f, refurnished, will be re-opened on the flrrt 1 nnrfttir. nf Smtsmber.

Kachu SoerdvV Will furnish her own lights and towels, aadajso pair of sAeetraertpuuow cases, A llbend bre patronag is rsspedtfttajF solicited SKlJSw aag2-SS-l Oreensboro', K. C. WBxmk el HAVK. a fine let of XDWl liXI4-- HAftDWAHfi, Pryy "TF Jacket ed AnewiotfCtrrttS; WeesonHft casas7i SUMMER HATB 411 fionds, for Had Bevng Scitd a a At ASDE8MBB SZ Sisaenthe' Trt aejis-tfl XcVu JSoft Front a. Sosp and Concentrated Lycr; r-'; 1- Rn "Sf'V1.

Mm rrw 'VlrTT i sf-tfl WTXLIAJ15 1.MCRCBISOK. preservation of the paoiie Matth, oy estao-tishing suitable Quarantine regulations for ffiutcBiBrota agists tan ufactttrers, er prepared fill orders for the welllcnowa uo ueggro leave to say 6e still was. He considered the only means of securing peace and prosperity and union was the election of Seymour and Blair, and he therefore pledged hiroseif to the support ot the Democratic ticket; fbr the 'nominees of which he proposed three rousing cheers. These were given with a hearty good will, aud the assemblage, which embraced a large number of ladies, then dispersed, till seemingly well pleased with the demonstration. THE CAROLINA FARMER.

Our thanks are due the Agricultural Society of Wilson conuty, for the following complimentary resolution Resolved, "That this meeting cordially commends the enterprise ot Mr. Wm. H. Bernard, ot Wilmington, N.C., in his en deavor to supply a need long felt among our farmers, by the foundation at that point of an agricultural magazine to be devoted to North anfl South Carolina, -and we also recommend to our farmers tfie above paper as probably well adapted their wants, by reason of the acquaintance of the Editor with their manner of culti vation, habits, customs, thereby, possessing a manifest advantage over Northern periodicals of the same nature. A BUSINESS MAN WANTED.

Our cotemporary of the Charlotte Times desires the services of a good business man to take charge of the business department of his paper will make such an one a full partner or pay a handsome salary. Address R. P. Waring, Charlotte, N. THE CITY.

'The Depaetube of the. Delegation. At two o'clock yesterday afternoon, in accordance with notice previously given, tle.trr Qfov. TFrtA, which bad been chartered foir the occasion by theDeniocratic Club of this city, started off trom her wharf with the New Hanover delegation for Fayetteville. As the steamer left the wharf a salute was fired from the Fairbanks, Capt.

of the N. and Wil. line of steamships, an honor which was duly acknowledged and returned from the Worth. The latter steamer was gaily decorated with flags and banners, and the Fairbanks had likewise mounted her colors. A full brass band was in attendance and discoursed some sweet music until the steamer was beyond hearing.

It is estimated that, some 200 persons went up on board of her and a large number had previously left on the Hurt and the North Carolina. New Hanover will be resented at Fayetteville by at least 300 of her sons. A friend of ours requests us to protest against any member the new band being allowed to practice upon more than one instrument. He has been kept awake nearly all of one night by the tooting of horn; but regarding it as disagreeable necessity, had come to regard it with some degree of patience, hardly had he arrived at this enviable state of mind before the rub a dub, dab of a kettle drom irritated his nerves to so great an extent that he has come to the conclusion that the band is a nuisance. We would suggest to the Marshal the propriety of directing the pi lice to prevent the unpacking of goods boxes on the udewalk.

Ve have noticed this once or twice lately, and deem it a A large box, covering- half of the sidewalk, is. opened and the goods taken out without any consideration for passers by, who either have to pick their way or go out in tne street. Out confrere of the Jburncd packed bis carpet-bag- and at last accounts was seen going in the dire tionoiwe' we. trorw. that be baa gone Baa gone to ay attevii hope the charn.JQj antlwlAQ danffbtefs wil! not duite effiiee bisj unrl hoartl the erraees of the Xair i one newas so roraMim w-nu We learn that the Jfev.

JJ H. Dally, of the Methodist Church, will deliver a sermon to young men at the Front street church, next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, and especially desires the attendance of all young wen who may feel a disposition to attend. The Howard Fire Company arid the Hook, and, Ladder went up yes terday to Fayettevik tend the Convention, terday to Fayettevile on the i tb. TVmvfintion. I Agente Hr tfce CnrwllnR FuMer.

F. M. C. A R. K.

Rd. J. W. GLUMMER. Wx.

F. CAMPBRLI J. T. D. LOVJC, A.

D. YOUNG AW. 14. Road. IV.

J. JARVIfw M. K. Road. SrO.

PROPRIETORS 8. C. J. R. Laurtnbnrg, N.

C. jr. 11. JORDAN STOSK P. C.

VVORLKV S. C. THOS. J. UKOWTN S.

C. V. N. TOOLK. JXO.

K. UOODM Mt. Ulla, N. C. A LOOM KAY Cumberland Co.

JOiiS W. TARBOX Georgetown, s. C. tL V. MOFF1TT Whiteville, if.

C. T. MKMORY Columbus Co. li. A.

SllOTWJSLL JNO. R. PADD1SON Cr'k, N.C. J.T.HA RUING Floy (is rille, C. K.

A. JBRONSON liar well, C. C. A. BROWN 8.

C. O. K. V. HOWARD Washington, C.

JIOYT BROTHERS "DAILY KOUUU NUT.ES" N.C. J. McDOIGALD Bladen Co. W. J.

McKERALL, C. W. L.1TTLE, Bennetts vi lie, S.C. J. D.

ARMSTRONG, Joyuer's, N. C. J. O. H.

UTXALIj, concord, N. C. ALBERT LAWSON, Lumberton, N. C. JON KS H.

ALLEN ranch's C'k, N. C. C. McNEILL Catawba Station. Prof.N.

B. WEBSTER Duplin Co. AS. EVA NS, i- Stun-. 4A.

1. Hurt. A. A. MclYER Jbnesboro', C.

WM. Bi.VtidAM N.C. D. U. MORISEY Warsaw, N.

L. V. LIL.ES N. C. B.

Ml. GKALY, Jr clinroa, N. C. W. P.

HOLLAND LiiUngxon, N.C. S. W. RE1D Wnite Hud, McARTHUR A OA VI- Eypt, N. C.

J. DAVIS A CO Uuil, N. C. W. N.

TILLING 11 Aol Jfayttleville, N. C. JOHN W.COLE TraTeltnc Ayents. HAMILTON UcM ILLAK P. Fayetteville.

W. L. CRIER P. Charlotte. C.

T. ALKXANDEU, Jr. P. O. Charlotte.

JOHN BLAIR P. Chester, 3. C. NOTICE TO AGENTS. All agents ot the Carolina Farmer, are respectfully requested to send in the lists of subscribers obtained tip to the present time.

Also, to send in their last report by the 3Qth September. Our first number will be issued in time to reach nearly all our subscribere by the first day of October. immediate attention" oT agents, wilt greatly oblige us. tf FA TETTE VILLE NE W8. We learn through advices from Fayette-ville that a body of negroes banded themselves together, in that town, a few days since, with the avowed intention of assaulting and beating two colored legates who had arrived there for the purpose of attending the Convention, and who were supposed to belong to the Wilmington delegation.

They would not only have car ried out their designs, but moat probsWy have proceeded to ulterior and severer measures but for the timely interference of the citizens, who, determined to protect their colored friends in the exercise of their just rights, promptly placed them un der the protection of a party of white per sons. The Radical negroes were no doubt it ,1 1 -1. instigated ana incited oy some ueviusu carpet-bagger or scalawag, who, at the, expense of personal injury to them, would manufacture capital for political purposes. To these villains, we would say as we have heretofore said, beware, for the people of the South have marked yon, and if a difficulty should ensue by reason ot your counsels, then you will find out to your cost that the consequences will not be visited on the heads of your deluded followers afone -yem also will suffer. Messrs.

Tolar, Watkins and Powers arrived at Fayetteville, Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, and were most enthusiastically received by the citizens. A large crowd, inclusive of the are companies, met them at the landing and escorted them to the hotel, where Mr. Harry My rover welcomed them in a handsome reception address which was replied to by Mr. Tolar, who seemed very much affected by r. the kindness exhibited to himself and companions.

A large number ot the fair daughters of Fayetteville testified by their presence their appreciation of the sufferings of these victims of arbitrary power. After the conclusion of the addresses, Messrs. Watkins snd Powers were escorted to their respective homes. John Merrick, a worthy colored man of that comrauni tv, kindly iSoifat dis tance below the use of a carriage to convey him to his family. Merrick, made-himself prominent ia circulating the petition fer the release of the prisoners and deserves the confidence of all good people.

On Saturday evening last, the fire companies assembled lor the purpose of hoisting a large and beautiful flag on a pole previously raised for the purpose. The banner was a handsome specimen, was neatly decorated and had inscribed Opon it in large letters, the names of the people choice: Seymour and Blair. It had been Wade for the companies by the ladies of the was presented by A coramit-.