The! News and Observer:
ItALEIGII, N. C.
F21ED. A, OLDS, City Editor.
TUESDAf ;....SEPTEMBEB 14, 1
Indications 'for theTsooth1 Atlantic States
we t Stationary or falling followed by higher
barometer, cooler westerly winds, with partly
cloudy or cloudy weathy; and numerous raina.
ObMrvationaT!,
Revenue collections yes
erday $7,738.21.
Mr. EUsba B. Moore, of ApexAdled there
on Sunday, . ... j . r. ,j.-'v
It may be safely said that nothing draws
like a circus parade... .j. . -;.";y.- v,.t
While fortone merely amilea oa a me men
it has a broad grin for others. ., . t
Mi. John E. Ray,' who has for some months
been in England, has returned. .: v-;
The work ofj repairing Dr. Hawkins' par
tially burned house is going on .rapidly. " 1
To-morrow is celebrated by the Jews as
Tom Kippur or the. "Day of AtonemenVn
Sheriff J. J, Cockrell, of Naab,.' yesterday
placed in the Penitentiary two colored con
ticta. J , a.x: :
ftThe roof 4of the new Catholio church has
been tinned. Other repairs are to be made to
the building. . r -:g I ..- ",- f.f
The first Oysters oft the season reached us
last week, juid they got into a stew as soon as
they arrived. -1 ,.. j ' .. .. .hi -,
Mrf R. W. Best left yesterday for Wash
I wuewjw.iuei a ciertsnip in me
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census bureau:, M i j: -''v1':.
Btesben Ai DoUfflaa. Jr.. well known 1i2r
seriously m with congestion of thebrain at
Newcastle, Indiana. ; , t
Mr. D. H. Rand lost a aiuable horse yes
terdsy. The cause of death was green fodder
and top muchof it. , ,- .. ::.-;f:,r
To ears poets 1 from decay; dip' the end to"
dc set in tne ground in petroleum. Tney will
wien un lorujiny years. .- j-r yr
Rev. Dr. Pritchard, president ofiWeie
, Forest College, preached at Merooey's Fn.
. Salisbury, Sunday night, fc-Yf.-atii
' Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Waif left for New
York, and Dr. Bexton tad Mrs. H. L. Bing.
haooi for Baltimore yesterday. ! ' J ,
The street parade of the circus yesterday
was witnessed by thousands. Fsyetteville
. street was packed with people.
Treasurer Worth has returned from his
western trip, looking as vigorous and hearty
aa if he were ten years younger. "
One thing should be put a stop toby tin
city authoiaties, and that 4 the cutting of
, wood on or near the sidewalks. ; ;
We regret to learn thai Mrs. Dr. Lacy, who
'went to Baltimore on Friday for medical at
tention, Is now seriously sick there. ;
- It is hard for a busy mas to rest when be
Ukea a vacation, and it is not easy for him to
, lake up work again when he returns. ;
Messrs. W. J. Best and W. J. Caddagan,
president and secretary of the Western North
Carolina Railroad; arrived in the city on. Sun-
. Truth crushed to earth will rise agaiBi but
not so quick as a healthy lie will get up after
having been . knocked down ; in the first
round.: v f i -'"X- , .
Drummers' licenses were yesterday issued
to R. Mason A' 8ona, 'Baltimore, and the
Chattanooga Medicine Company, Chatta-
- nooga, Tejnn.j., :', ;: ..-.---r
The ' thermometer at Tucker's store y ester."
day indicated the following temperatures 6
a. m. 65j 8 a. m. C8; 13 m 72: 8 p. m71i ,
6 p. m4 fc;.y. $::tli IX. ;V.i.
J The sidewalk is being curbed in front of
the elegant new residences of Messrs. J. A.
Briggs and W. H. Dodd, on IHUlsboro street,
ThesjsoaaM are nearly flniahed. i ! 4 ..
r There were only three cases 1 before the
Mayor yesterday, being those of a white man
and a couple of negroes, for disorderly coch
duct. Tney were fined $5 each. ' . r ,.-
Eiahop John Beckwlth, of Oeorgia,ywss
not born in Petersburg, Vs., ss some of the
papers bare stated, but in this city. , Ha Is a
son of the famous Dr. Beckwhh. - i u
A boy can nerer make a man of himself by
smoking cigarettes, though be may succeed
in becoming a sickly dwarf if he neglecta
other business and smokes industriously. ? v
Blount street I well ahead in the way of
lmprorementa. If the buildings on it con
tinue to be increased at the present rate, In a
tew years it will be the finest street in the city.
Emmanuele Thompson,! a Portngese, died
at the Pall of Neuse on Haturday. He was
the fireman of Aske Ws paper mills there, and
had been a resident of this country for many
years. . : "'!! -l:'XX-:
A fair should be held for the benefit of 8t'
John's Guild Hospital. This hospital should
liare the aid of our people of all classes, for
it is one of the worthiest charities in the
mate.-
The Tounff Men's Christian Association
have issued call for their thirteenth annual
. convention at Wllkesbarre, Pa., September 23
to 26. Kepresentatives from 180 associations
will attend, j v.': ;u.' '.J:
Two of the candy butchers of jbinson's
show yesterday tried to beat some negroes out
of money, Hut a deputy, sheriff, blocked the
game and made them refund. One negro was
atwut to; lose 910. ' ; ': .4? f :..;.r
' The funeral? of Miss Pattie Bledsoe was
held at the .First Methodist church Sundaj
. afternoon. A large "number of persons were
present. ' The services were conducted by
..Rev. W B..Black;!;;r.14V41.':-:.'tt:i--'':'4
J. O. Mitchell. Register of Deeds of
Stokes, ; yesterday sent in the following ab
stract -of listed taxable: General taxes,
$1,402.17; special; $1,402.87; school $2,842.
09, country, fS.miS. . ;''; ;,4:,; v.-,h
We have received from Dr. John H. Lacy,
of Lea Pinot, Colorado, copy of a paper
; with a unique name, being the Ootid Mvidoon,
published at Ouray, Colorado.' It is needless
to remark that it is a spicy JeurnaL ... .4
. The Iredell Blues, of Btatesville, are going
to King's Mountain tbirty'Six "strong. The
Newbern Grays and the Elm City Riflemen
are also going. It is probable' the Raleigh
I light Infantry will take fifty men there.' '
At a 'meeting of the Republican executive
' committee 'fit the fourth Congressional dis
trict, held here yesterday, lion. W.1 A.
Bmith, of Johnston, wss nominated for elec
tor in place of T. L. Hargrove, rengnedU
In addition, to the three Peabody scholar
ships granted at ; Kashvllle, Tennessee; ta
North Carolina, three othera have been
offered to Superintendent Scarborough. He
will receive applicants for appointment to
; '.these scholarships. , :v i ; r - -
1 While walking through the gin bouse of
: Mr. Temple, west of the city, on Sunday after
' noon., Mr. ien H. Adams had a fall from the
breaking of a step, and was badly hurt in the
aiae. it was at first: thought that some ribs
were broaen, but such was, fortunately, not
the case. .-t -"i.;.:-v .v
Mr Paul 0, Cameron has Just returned
from Virginia, where he saw Bishop Atkin
son, at the old Sweet Springs. The health of
the venerable Bishop has somewhat Improved,
but - la yet precarious. lie. hopes to go to
Asbevlile and. spend the month of October
- there.!" " : ;';;i:-,:i;:;, . -f.rra'
- Dennis Hay nea, colored, who is wanted by
the town authorities of Ulllsbora for various
" -and sundry crimes, among which was the
cutting of the pocket of Mr. Parks, and rev
' iieving him of f 20, was last night arrested by
our police, and will be tent up to Hillsboro
;. tc-day-kr - X--'?. "
j A bale of cotton in the cotton square caught
on fire Saturday night, i It was discovered by
i Policeman Lewis, and i extinguished, with
" i slight damage to the bale. The fire, no doubt,
originated ' from a cigar. We would warn
i; .Takers asainst carelessness when tbev are
about cotton. ) Jr. -V
t i m is not 'generally . known that if. a $1
srteaback is neatly
cut in two each of the
halves; is good
for
00 cents at the Federal
treasury. The same process can be carried
oo till (be bill Is divided into tenths, without
Injuring the aliquot value of its parts. This
has been suggested as an easy way of obtains
ing smalt sums to send by mail now that the
extremely convenient-fractional currency has
disappeared; but it is not likely to be gener
ally adopted, a half note being an awkward
thing o-pass except at a bank. -i r
" The' North Carolina Induatrial ! AUoclation
is making rapid progress in putting the fair
grounaa in order. The buildtnga are ready
for the reception of the articles to be placed
on exhibition, and the track is ready for
training. Upon the whole, the anangements
are iar superior to those of last year, i
Mr. Jacob S. Allen has nearly completed
an addition to the ! warehouse of : Messrs.
Williamson & Upchurch, at the North CarH
Una-depot. The 'addition is sixty Jypfifty
feet, and makes the dimensions of the" build
ing one hundred, and twenty etgnt ny nny
teet, all of brick, and two stones in height.
. Mr. W. B. Smtth,, 11 Ting three miles thit
aide of Wake Forest, bad a narrow escape
from death Sunday morning. - tie was on his
way to church, j with his wife, in a buggy, and
wben, i8t about to cross the railroad heard
scream from a boy. Hepulled np his horse,
and the next las taut an engine and car flew
by tike lightning,' passing within a foot of the
:nore;snejaa:.;:! v- v.
! ' Tbenumber ;of people1 who came twenty
five and thirty miles to see old John Robin
sorts circus i too large to mention ; buf
we earned frona a trust worthy source t)f one
mat, -from away down in Harnett,? some-
wnere, wno came, a aisiaoce oisixty-nve
miles, drlvlnir. an ox, with. no-Other freight
than a bag or peas, witn tbe proceeds or which
be poagbt-nrticketr'oi.WL: -'mI j'--
F Mrs. , Charles .Beirne died Sunday , night;
Bho lived on eaaUHargelt street, near Camp
Russell. She warn laundress of the troops
Here, ror many years, and will, at ner own
I at noon to day, . Rev. Dr. M. M. Marshall
I Conducting the services. -;
TbfrCottoa Market. 7Z
;.Tbere was considerable animathn in the
market -here; yesterday.. The receipts were
244 bales and the staple was in brisk demand;
The market opened at 10 for middling, but
duria? the dav them waa aa . advance, and it
dosed at 11 cents and very flrtn The receipts
t . L m I . i Tit . 1
mis wees: win do very large anu win snow a
great increase over these of the corresponding
week last year. ;j, i-- , !
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New Appelatmenta. -; .. y ' i; U Ui
F. H. Busbee,1 Esq.; Democratic candidate
for elector at large, will address the people
as fallows t . ": ''
,-jjrgaw, innrsaay, eeptember lotn.
I Dorham, Saturday, September 18th.:
Halifax, Tuesday, September 21st.
Seven Springs,! Warren county, Saturday.
September 25th. , ' ' i , i-?.-Mr.
Everett is expected to be present at
uarnam. uther' appointmenta will .De an
nounced hereafter. ,;; : v
While Mr. Sum; Belts and his family were
looking at the circus parade yesterday morn
ing, his house, at the corner of Lane and
Dawson streets. was entered by thieves. The
house had' been' careful! locked vp and the
windows fastened, but the thieves forced one
of the windows. They found $40 in a cigar
box in a bureau, and appropriated it, as well
as a Jot of silverware. They threw clothing,
eta, all over the floor, in the rooms. The
polios were, notified of the robbery a once.' : .
No Records of sjervlea' ; ; -Many
letter are written to the AdluUnt
General's office making Inquiries as tortus
company and regiment of soldiers from -this
State who serred.ln the United States army
ounng us late wtov no miormation on these
points can be given, for the reason that there are
no records of such service in the possession of
the State of North Carolina. There are but
few records of the service of the troops from
this State in the,C. S. A.; so few, In fact, that
they are comparatively useless. :. ,
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Th State Valt. i
i' The 'small bills of the fair are being dls
tributed. The fair will be opened by Gov.
Jarvia on: Tuesday, October 19. ,
On fWeqneaday there will be a erand pro
cession of trades, 'embracing all the Various
branches or industrial manufacture, engaged
In their appropriate iabora.-- . - - .
Tnere wui be apieedid display or the fsrut
products and manufactures of the State All
the counties of the state will exhibit tinder
the direction of the Board of Agriculture; P.
M. Wilson, Esq., acting commissioner. This
exhibit will be a special one.
.The managers also promise that the finest
rsdng ever seen on any track in.the State will
be witnessed this y ear. Since the fair of
1879, the track has been greatly improved,
and the premiums have been largely increased.
The best turfmen of , the State predict the
most extensive' and admirable collection of
horses ever brought together in . North Carov
Bnair I- . :,J ::-Ui.;--.J
. No entry fee is charged foe. articles exhib
ited by the ladies, Mdtbey,am especially in
vited to send their preserves, Jellies, pickles,
bread, c&fcesy & ''arrteles of fancy work of
every character and; plain sewing, drawing
and paintings;' eoriosifies; &cr AH entries.
must e made by o p. m. l ueaday. rre
mlums will be awarded on -Wednesdayr w
- Matches in class ball shoo' ing, target prac
tice for tb-cbatnptan flg by the 'raiatary,
nneclub sbOoang Joe m gold fneflaL and.
other, interesting features too numerous, to
mention will be among the attradiona; .4
KtMuof'i CireosJ V-ti-i-i:$)L .Y;'lA
' After alj that is said and done,' there is no
circus Hkethat of Old John Robinson. Always
favorite in the South, the' show this season
baa lost nene of Us admirers;, and none of its
admirable qualities. Therefore, when it came
to us once again yesterday,, , uv was small
wonder that thousands turned 'out, and thai
the casvaa was filled at both; performances.
Those who wen', bad a real treat in the per.
formance. The collection cf animals was, as
It has alwaya been, excellent, there being
shown a rbinQsceroa, besr, Egyptian eroca
dile. sacredLbull of China, sacred cow of
India, nine camels, sea lion v a zebra. ' ibex,:
llama, tapir and yak; of Tartary.. In tbe
way of birds tbe display i was good, among
them being tbe odd looking pelican. Unfort
unately the ant-bear died a few days ago.v la
the ring everything was characterized' by
excellence.1 The subtle flavor of the famous
Lowlow's wit pervaded the almcsphere and
the lovers of real wit ar d humor laughed till
they cried. Out people like Lowlow, and he
will always have a hearty! welcome here. The
principal features of the performance are the
wonderful Aahton Brothera, whose feats as
lea pert and acrobatahave; never been, equaled
here, and won for them much applause; the
three performing elepbsh s, who are managed
Jby young John Robinson! axd Mr. King, and
the den of performing lions. 1 ,
Tbe bareback riding by tbe lady rider Is
superb, but the feats of Mr. George Holland
i hare never been equaled here,: not even by
I Bam. Watson, of Coup's show. Particularly.
noticeable, as s feat, are hiasumersaulta. Jolly
John Lowlow finds a mate,' in the person of
WlllismAshe, and the lattct's "lone fliberman''
is one of the very funnies v things in the per
formance- Miss ltoaaiie Bttckney, wbo U a
daughter of old John, does some bareback
ridine and maoaires four horses' in a superb
etvla. Of course the acrobats are the best of
tbeit kind and Mr. and Mrs. Paul's trapeze acts
are at once datiag and woooenouy attract its.
The trained ocft are another marked feature
of this circus and are admirable., , The, entire
perfprmance is complete, and. leaves nothlpg
to be oeelrsn, qm wins wotos 01 praue t from
everyone. It was no wonder that the tent
was; packed , at both pet formaocea, hor that
everybody wno went eatnea away merry
thoughts and kind remembrances of John
Robinson's circus. , mm
1 1 We guarantee no better goods made
than Bk well's Durham Ling Cut and
Dg Cut and Cig-
arettes
, A full stock of pianos and organs on hand
at J. L. Stone's, No, 18 JTayeltevuie street.
-Wake Conntr BeDObllCMi Convention,
..Tp.the cumber of some two hundiedthej
i(epuDtican8 01 me county assemojea in cn
veritlon at Metropolitan i Hall jesterdayj( By
far the greater. part. of those present were
colored, and: from the very start the assem
blage wss seen' to. be rather a disorderly one
and iiiflleult to control. CapUi W. W. White
called the convention td order, John C. Gor
maai acting as temporary secretary. After a
twetity minutes-wrangle i'Msj. R. C Badger
was chosen chairman, ana atter another con
test, in which some bad feeling was shown,
H. M. Miller, Albertetliford and .W. R.
Harris were made secretaries.
TbismucV accomplished, the nomination
of candidates for the Legislature waa taken
upv4Por the Senate, It. . W. Wynne waa
nominated by acclamation.
Stewart Ellison and H. . Jones, colored,
were then placed in nomination for the House,
Youpg, a, delegate from the second ward.
assayed Ell'sion, saying that his nomica'.ion
would be injudicious, aud that two hundred
young men, to whom be bad made himself
obnoxious, would vote against bin) at j tbe
poll Stewart, of Oak" Grove, Fleming of
JToreatviru ana J ames ti. uaxm supported
Ellison and denounced his enemies. - Ellison
was flnaily nominated but it was evident that
there; was a strong sentiment against, him,
wnicjj is (likely to develop into an opposition,-
1 he flirbtflpon him is by his own race. v
yV. Ii. Perry, of House's Creek, and Ellon
BTedsoe were; nominated for tbe third and
fourth places on the legislative ticket by ac
clamation.1 k--"' -.
.. There beinar one other Dlace to f5'l. h
nomlhation of J. J. Ferrell, M. V'B. Gilbert and
J. N- Bunting were placed in nomination.
Albert .Magnin's name was also effured. but
be withdrew it with tbe statement that it war
an insult to - ask him to go upon t Ha ticket
.with men whd. two years ago,;whe1ie wss a
nominee, stabbed him in tbe baeR and effected
his defeat., He declared that he was not de
feated by Democrats..bul by unprincipled and
treacherous Republicans. Magom pitched in
to K errell, and accused him or acting In eon
cert with Bun tic 17 to aecum his defeat
Ferrell gave Magnin tbe lie, the latter reitera
ted the charge, and, hot words ensued. Fi
nally; seeing that the current was against him,
Ferrell backed down, withdrawing his name
and quitting , the convention. A ballot was
taken for the last place on thellecislative
ticket, and resulted in . the chojeerrof J. N
Bunting., ,i ' :. y A
The nominations for county officers were
made; without opposition. J. J. Nowell teas
renominated for Sheriff, W. W. White for
Register of Deeds, J. B. Neathery fdrTreasv
urer, iw. It. Richardson for Coronerrnd T.
jueavers ror Durveyor.
A Daring little Fellow.
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The bumming bird,' that tiny, beautiful
creature, which is almost like a golden link
between the animal and insect worlds, is
ordinarily the shyest of birds. Sometimes,
however, he. become brave, in these days
when woesoms are not In summer profusion.
Oh Stinday, sitting reading under the shade,
of a tree, with a fragrant tuberose in onej
hand,' its petals widely opened,' we felt a soft
pulsing beat of air on tbe hand holdine the
flower, and looking up, there was a tiny,
golden -hued humming bird, lightly poised in
the air. With slender lengthy bill driven into
the flower. Not the least startled by our
gaze, 1 be remained for some moments, and
then, with a backward movement, disappeared
iiae oeauiuui vision, ue loosed as he
vibrated so softly as would (some animated
nower, ' with rainbow hues and dainty pretti
ness. . I. -. -, y
4-
is
found Dr. Bull's CoueL ByruD to be a
most effectual remedy, and feet sure that tbe
most stubborn sough and cold will yield to its
healink influence. Frank 8. Price: New Or-
Jeans,LAug. 6, 1873. I V .
alt the World -Biackwdl's Dur-
ham
ng Cut and Ciearettes. ! ' I I
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A Splendid Line of Silk. Gingham
ana Alpaca umDreiias, just received at .
f 1 : Iw t. A & DREWS OS CO. 8
Ll;.;' ' V.-;- - ; 1 n.
Entjuire at Williams' bookstore for Dr1
Samuel Selden's Poems. They will worthily
fill a place on your table, or be an accentable
present to a inena. ; u.
Bar Iecanters.-We have lust re-
ceived the largest assortment of 'these goods
ever brought to Raleigh. ; " '
tliaw'a bUver.and China House. If
nPKA Mnna nnroa hcuUklA.
Blackwell's puxhaLong Cut and Cigarettes.
I i , i. rr-V""' 4.'-''-. f:
Wflte for circttlar of 'the NsWHome
Sewing Machine; J, L. Stone, General Ageati
1.'"" ' -ib
'"ill- 1 '' ' " A ti
Tbe New Home Machine Is the best la u'ei
Another Lot of Dress Shirts .oat
opened ana going at popular prices as
M J-K- . Anawa CO-'B.
The Increasing Use of Olive Oil at
an article of food is attracting public attention:
more 'and more to the necessity fori caution
in buying, so as to get a pure and genuine
article. The advertisement of Mr. E JJ
Hardtn, in to day's paper, of the famous;
F-FranCesconi! brand of Oil, imported direct
In hermetically sealed cans, and bottled by
himself, is worth the attention of all who like
Salads and Salad OiL ; ' V!
nourishment and strength, less of the de-j
biiitatiag innuence of drugs, is what our
feeble and exbacsted constitutioos re.
Sutrei" said Baron Lltbig. when he perfected
le cpmpoeitioln of the "Malt Bitters." I
ept 8 .7. ,.-.(-.v--' .;.: :!
Ladles' Button Gaiters, a good article at
$1.50. Ladies' Foxed Gaitera at $1.00, Gents',
Box -toe Gaiters at fl 50. Balance of Cad -
field ' and Z.-igler Bra's Fine Gents' Low
Bboes selling at cost in order to make room
for fall stock at 1 Heller Bro.'s shoe house;
! Atcoet lot ten days longer, in order to sell
guv entire stock! of summer shoes, we" con-1
tiirue5 to sell at cost. Please call early at
Heller Bro.'t shot i store. ,
The Best Stock of Boys' Overcoats
ever brought to Raleigh: Price, $2 50 and
$3, at ,1 ; K-11. Asosaws s Co. a. i
i Connoisseurs pronounce them very
fine 4-BlackweU's Durham-Long Cut and . Cig
arettes. ,
Afi Good Line of Fall Overcoats at
t5.50, 8, and $6.50, at
. ! xv. u. Autfne u u. e, .
For Sale. 172 acres of land, H miles
southwest of. the: city, on the asylum road,
well adapted to ail crops crown in this lo
cality. Eighty acres cleared. Terms made
easy Also about eighty acrra two miles
from the city, on the same road, adjoining
W. !G. 'Unchurch and others, forty acres of
whieb is cleared, and is productive. Also'
115 acres three miles from the city, adjoin
ing jW. G. Upchurch i and others, mostly
woods, there being onU twenty acres cleared
All the above land is well watered. Please
call ifor particulars. :s'r
' 'i I !:,( ; ' Cookb & Waiswhight. -
Icou can get Ladies' Congress Gaiters, all
slzca and quality, at Heller Bra's.
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maker- one that can cut and lit in all the
branches. None but first class heed apply,
References' required. ?
i l .,, IS. WTATT SOW,
I ; - .. Eaat Martin Street,
I ; ' Raleigh, N. C.
Haffrrpr. Rpm1 TkhMfrss are mf
Dieted witb euralKta or iieadacbe. you1
cam be speedily relieved by uklng the
apeciflc, Nkukaloine. Speedy in lta ac
jtion; entirely free from opium and Other!
narootios, it commends itself in being as
Inuooent aa emclent. Hold by
v . t nr..
I'KSCUD,
eoa.
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Be
Lo
Armd fof Bobberjr.
: (Sp;ial to Th NEWS axd Observer.)
MoBHXTO!t, N. C, September 18.-rCdt!
Thoa. B. Long, of the Postoffice Department,!
arrested ia this place tcj day Wm. McQarland,
for robbine the poslcfBcc at this place, on
the 20th of August last;
One Way to Flay
'Poasom.
' fFrom the 5few Orleans Picayune.!
Nothinz is more savory to a Southern oe
gro's-palate than a roasted fat opossum. Oae
old negro hunter captured a fine specimen tbe
other day, and feeling hungry stopped to cook
it in the woods; He-.builta-flre and spitted
his meajt ; but, being Jreryi tired as well, as
hungry! he fell asleep while tbe possum was
.roasting. AsJie slept,; a ."low-trash" negro
catne upon the scenej doubtless auractea oy
: the fit erand the smell of roasting meat. The
new-comer approached cautiously with one
: eye on the 'possum and the other, on Uncle
Eph. who slumbertd. . i : t il
1 First, he shook tbe old man,! who turned
to an easier posltionv put i would ; not waktt.
IThe stranger took id the Situation, aDd then
proceeded to take in tbe
'possum. : He. vtoa
was a possum-eater, aod
of the dainty roast. lie
he made short work
ate and ale till but
the bones were left. ! Lncle Eph waistill
sleeping! and it occurred to the vandal that
be would make Eph thick that be had been
to supper, so that when he awtke be would
not suspect the theft. Then the; low-trash?
Inegro prcceeded to 'possum grease Eph'l
hands and' face and mouth, and jtopile in the
pid man a tap the gnawed bones.
i ivghti have mornings, and sleeping must
have5 its waking. Uncle Eph awoke and im
mcaiateiy thought of his possum, v It was
hot on the fire : it was not anywhere to be
seen ; but there in his lap were the bones that
bad been; gnawed. On his, hands, rlipsrtand
beard was grease and the smell of "Opossum.!
He was Self convicted; Ileconcluded that
he had eaten tbe 'possumyet he could not re
memoer tee pleasure- tne eating caa given
him. 'Weghingafl circumstantial evidence:
carefully Jheold man slowly pronounced:
juagment -. -; . i . - -. . ; " T,
ItDot'M k fac'. I'se been eatin 'dat 'possum,
Pse been eatin' it in my sleep." ; !,
I But then his stomach j why did it not stand;
out as a Witness in the case ? It; felt empty,
and yet it; should be full. .
( "It's certain sho'r I've 'done eat up that
'possum. 1 Must have done it when I'se sleep.!
But," ana tbe old man placed his hand sadly
oyer his' really empty stomach,; "but it inter-l
feres lesa'h any 'possum I ebber did eat;' uj
-:V-;. ' ",-v."
' i, j Wicked for Clerfymen.
"I believe it to be all wroncr and even
wicked for
men to M
auacK doclo
cines, but when a really meritorious ar
ticle, made: of valuable remedies, known
tO all. that all rhvsleiaus us a and trniit in
aUv. we; should freely commend it. X
.therefore,! cheerfully and heartily com
mena nop Bitters for the good they have
done me and my friends, firmly believing
they have no equal for family use. . I will
not be witboat them." r i
i Rev. Washington, D. C.
A Happy ReaaoimUoaJ
,1 1
J can truly say that Iiowe my present er
istence and happy restoration to the hopes
and Joys of life to the use of Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver' Curei and I say to every
one suffering from any .manner of kidney,
liver or urinary trouble.! use thia remedy
and recover. W. E: Sanfobd.
IloUey, Jf. T., Feb, 25j 1880.
. I . mm mi , V i, :.
According to the Katicihal Zatitna the new
Prussian gun is a repeal ine eun. capable of
firing twelve shots per twentytfour seconds,
after which it mayi)e ueed like'any ordinary
gun of one shot. This result has been ob
tained by a store chamber holding cartridges
made of sheet-iron, weighing 850 grammes
and with a capacity of eleven cartridges,
This store-Chamber can be removed or in
serted at will, and it acts automatically when
the store-chamber is opened or even when it
is shut, no special movement being necessary.
In I opening; the store-chamber a cartridge
comes in,- isi closing another cartridge comes
forward, so tbat it will fall into place when
the store-chamber is again opened. This
store-chamber can be adapted to any gun
loading at the breech, if the latter be provided
with a cylindrical closing; and thus repeating
guns ace obtained. It . requires but fifteen
seconds to refill the store chamber, when it
may be carried separately or at once inserted
In the gun. . In the latter case it ia applied to
the cartridge chamber, the weight coming,
favorably, upon the centre- of gravity of ' the
eun. Tbe eun does not lose anv of its ouali.
ties of rapid d scharge by this addition. By
means or , this invention pne can be loading
while firing. It is a curious fact that the
author, of lbl murderous Improvement ia M.
Jjoewe, a member or the Progressionist party
of Prussia, and attached as suoh to the
"League of Peace 1
822.500 - Tbe Etna Life Ins.
C04 through their General Agent and State
Manager, w. H. Crow. taid Saturday, the
lltb, policies amounting fto $22,500 on de
ceased members, and they have 128,000,000
of good and available assets to pay future
losses, -r- . --H'--
To the XemlMH t tbe Conventions
While in Raleigh it will be tot your inter
est to atop j in the Hardware, Stove and
Hotue-furniahine Store of J. C. Brewster.
where you will find all the novelties of the
season. 1 ne celebrated Cot, tne most
comfortable bed for; hot! weather. Price
only $2.50. Satisfaction ouarantied.
iy , ana. ly Traps. Water Coolers. Re
frigerators,, dbc. Sole agent for the im
proved raricer snot liun and the cele
brated Remington Rifle. A fine line sports
man's goods always on hand.- Tin roofing
and job work all Hinds a specialty. ' r
j . ; ! . ...... J. V, iJBBW8TERrj-' 1 :
i Jolleman Building,
! ; Jtaleigh, N. C.
Jna ' Powell. 47 FTttvill itnct .
have just received a supply of oats, and
hate more on the road, which they offer
low. They also offer a pair of horses, wagon
and harness, in exchange for lumber or
greenbacks. . ; .1
On seeonnt of hollda mr mom will
be telosed Mondavi September 6th. 1880.
My friends aud customers are respectfully
reoueBiea to maKe tneir nurcnasea to-day.
i
Good Uoal BoonM to KaL-Th
Rcoms over Williamson A Upchurcb.
fronting on Fayettevilla street, will be
rented on reasonable terms: Apply at
f Tub NKwa Office. 1
Vf. If. It. S. Tucker are showing; the
New Mouciioir Suitings and a beautiful
line of English HoMESPtwain small, me
dium and large plaids. These goods are
wmatiew lorn reiaiipnoes. ,
Materials i for Ladtei. Hiding
in black and desirable colors. .
Ilablts
I a W.H.4R. S. TrTCKknJ
V.
M MeitrJi. Tucker, year rail Print
are beautiful! boautlfuir" so the ladies talk.
t
Paper! Paper! .. r
Book, Sews, Manilla and Colored Paper.
Cbeapeat in the State. For sale by. t
i -X II. Jones A Powkll '
''.:.:::';;:,, I : - 1 Raleigh, n. o.
J.'j-V :: !:. Winter Oat: 'jT' 'X
are very scarce and will .be very high.'; Bet
ter .call early and secure seed of
JOWBS A FoWELI : !;
TneOeorrla Baa-r Bonda will nn-r Im
baixine. JSeuralglne will ear Neuralgia
and Iieadacbe, Neuralgia and Iieadacbe
lead to 01 ease disease to death. Moral 1
Go to your Druggist's and get a bottle of
Neuralglne and be relieved. . Sold by Pm
cup, Lkk A Co. and Wit Simpson, eod.
Itlalollca Ware. A '
beautiful
line of
by our
Pitchers just received, pu
turcbased
New York buyer at a recent sale.
Law a Mlver and China llousc.
1
clerKymen and other public
Ted Into eisinse testimonials to
rsTor" vil ! atufia called medi
DR. BCCOAJTAKJ ABSESTED.
The Eog-us Ueaieal Diploma Maa
Caeturt-d
. i v ; . k . : near letron. -;
pHiLADxtpniA. rttcmlwr 1 ft --After " en
joying a three weeka vacatioMntianadaTtbe
notorious llr. John Buchanan, who sold bogt
medical diplomas here and was under indict
ment for it, baa been captured. It will be
remembered that on the morning of August
17, a man disguised as Buchanan jumped
overboard from a ferry-boat in theDelaWre
-River. -'It was thoueht thst t he man .had
killed himself, as the easiest method of end
Ing his troubles. . Investigations -ivcre '-made
wnica aeveiopea tne ract that it was not
Buchanan who took the leap, but a man who
was paid to represent him. Mr. John Norris,
the city, editor of the Philadelphia Rtcerd.
whd had exposed the mis loings of the diploimv-1
ueaier, oouunea information tbat Buchanan
would be delivered into hit bands If be would
go to Michigan.; He laid the matter before
the authorities there, and although Buchanan
was a fugitive from justice, and under $18.-
wu bail, singularly enough , they refused to
take psrt in the recaDture. Armed with,
requisition, Mr: Norris went to Michigan, and
his mad was delivered to him. Mimcdnnan.
fora large sum of money, which the Record
pam, es tne aumoruies mused to take a band
in the. case.:,-7'ii.. - : .7 :''-
. There Is no doubt as to the identity of
Buchanan. - Mr. Norris telegraphs tbat he has
started East with the bogus Dean; the latter
hating consented to returnwithout causing"
any trouoie.1 at. V. Uhapmau, brother-in-law
of Buchanan, was captured with him and will
be held as witness. Who the person wss
that jumped, -overbcard from the ferry-boat
has not been learned, and a food conspiracy
case is yet to; be laid BsrV Thomas E-VVandu-sen,
who wai on the ferry-boat with the dis
gutsed man, and who, afterward, in tbe
United states Court, swore that it was Bu
chanan who jumped overboard,-was arrested
to night by order of Judge Butler, and will
be tried for perjury." ' ;
I DiTEOiT.8eDtember 10. The notnrinnA r
Buchanan.ofboeus diploma fame, at PhiladeK
phis, was arrested at St. Clair, 60 miles above
inia city, at an early hour ibis morning. He
Had just crossed over tbe river from Canada.
:wbare he had been traveling about. He was
accompanied; by a brother in-tnw nsmed Chap
man. Buchanan will betekeo back toPhil
aeipbia oa a requiaiUon Which has' been pro-
cured
STATB NBW8.
Greenville Exvrem: Tvoboid fever im rarinir
a Krcai extent in ana around ureeaville.
Bix 'members of tbe family of Mr. R.-F.
Manning, who resides about .four miles from
towsVwere stricken at one time. .
IS Kewbern Nut Shell: Poor hundred bales of
cotton were brought to thk city pn the freight
train Saturday and will be shipped North per
steamer. Three hundred bales of this cotton
wereprpugnt rrom oar sister town Kinston.
t SUtesville ammcan; Tuesday niirht States.
fille waa enliyened by - the (marriage of
Mr. C. 8. Tomlinand Mlis J.i V. Bamsey.
The ceremony took place Vat the EoiscoDal
church, the knot being tied by the Key. John
ansae. .uu-: k .j '., .-. ..
'i Gastonia Gentile: Ben Grier and Jeaale
Shipp. colored, were nut in -ia.il last vnk fnr
the,supposd poisoning of Ben Fronerberger,
colored. The deceased attended the colored
camr meeting at Brevard's Station, and in
company with these darkeys became the vie
tlmof a sad death His bowels have been
aent; to the Bute chemist 'for analysis. 1; i
Concord lie outer : Arraneementa have been
about accomplished here for a through tele
graph line. North and South, with office in
town.: It will be Put UDand in r Deration bv
the first of October. There is a move on foot
to change the Kiehmond and Danville Rail read
track from its present course to a point nearer
town, with the depot in town. ,
Danbury Revorter-J We are to have a rail
road through Btokes. Work baa certaralr
been commenced on the Cape Fear and Tad
kin Valley Railroad in this county; that J is,
hands commenced last Monday, morning
building barracks on Cot. Benlamin Bailev'a
plantation, between Walnut Cove and Ger-
mantoQ, to keep the convicts in, and-we are
Informed that one hundred and fifty, hands
will be put lo work. I v
Henderson Tobacconist: A lsiee pile of
rock oo Garnett street, opposite the residence
of Mr. W. A,. Harris, gives note of prepara
tion for the building of the large and Impos
ing Protestant Methodist: church..The
farmers of Granville must look well to their
laurels in the cultivation and curing of fine
yellow V baccoj for nearly every sale dav we
And on the warehouse floor lots of nice yellow
weep, rrom our neighbor warren,
Washineton Prett: On Sunday last, as Joe
King and Ed. Fuller, both colored, were on
their way home from church, near Panteeo,
a difficulty arose between them, which re ,
suited In Fuller being shot with a pistol in
the left lung....:.Mr. James E. Clarr, one of
the largest farmers in eastern Carolina, gath.
ered from a field of twenty -two acres, in the
month of August last, twelve thousand eight
hundred and thirty-one pounds of seed cot
ton. ,
Hickory Preu : JCa'awba court adfourned
Saturday. A great deal of business has beeav
transacted. Jqdge Bennett, though he never
graced the bench until he came to Newton
two weeks agoJ has' proved himself to be in
every way eminently worthy of that distinc
tion w men an appreciative people have given
him. He is regsrded by the leeal prfJeasioo
as being a man, of splendid legal a'.tainments.
which on the bench he proves to be true by
being so thorouchly conversant with every
principle of law. He is destined to add greatly
to the judicial renown of the Old North S ate.4
Charlotte Obtener : The Carolina Mlll'ary
Institute begins its fall session Wednesday.5
Capt. Q.-W, Evans, the United Slates army
officer specially detailed for service at the In
stitute, is expected , to arrive: sbcrly ......
A tall, lean mulatto made a Kadical speech
to a crowd of darkeyes at ruck iseegee Ford.
Saturday. The meeting began wiih a fight
and ended witb one, sever! beads having been
more or less bunged up Tb re are 75
churches in Meckli nburg county, divided
among the denominations a follows : Metho
dist Episcopal, 83 ; Presbyterian, 23 ; Associ ate
Reform Presbyterian, 8 ; Lutheran, 2 :
Baptist. 8; Episcopal, 1 ; Catholic. 1. Of
this number, 24 belong to colored people.
Wilmington ' ktar : Tbe erection of tbe
monument to the late Dr. J. Francis King, of
this city, in Oakdale .Cemetery, heretofore
alluded to, has been completed: If is of blue
granite , On the front panel is a record of
the birth, birth-place, sge and death ef Dr.
li.ine. and on the ngnt ana icit siaes appro
priate iB8crlptioD8,'one of which is, "Erected
by His Friends and Fstients aa a Tribute or
Their Respect.'' It is a handsome monument,
and attests the high esteem in .which the de
ceased was held by bis many friends in tbe
cOmmunlty.....w.In,.ellJgence was Tecelyed
here yesterday to the effee' that a big row
occurred at Florence, 8. O.. on Friday night,
between somA of tbe at ahejis of Coup's cir
cus and a number of cpUrj q men, during
which" one ot4hecol-red teth' was killed and
several otherabftdly bea'en. ; Coup's 'people
behaved remarkably well here. jjs.. .' !
Th Fleasnres of BopeV,! :;"
j When the body Is bowed with palji ; ah in'
tense longing 'tor relief brings hope. This
may brighten the suffering, but'Jt doe noi
cure. At a time like this, how welcome i
such a friend aa Warner's Safe Kidney ; and
Iivef pore, bringrng hope, health and hsppi
aid the Joya of a renewed life. :..,:
Knalnoat Sr. '
C. Cavenagh,
llemphis, Tenn-, writes: For weak digestion,
eeneral debility, and want of sppetitr. j
cheerfully recommend . Coldens t Libigs
Liquid Extract' of Beef. Bold in pint bot.
th?a. , : . 'U --:X. s ::::tr
nAIUll0(
fla Cumberland county, on August '2)
at tlie residence of the bride's father, Heo-t
Hi
tor .Mcaeui, Hbern, by tne Kev. Joseph
jiivans, v. jr. oicjuachsbit, iaq., 01 rtobe-
spn, w wisa mait mcxm kill.
ADY
ERTISEMENTS. ;
JULY 24,
Moore's ffistory
1584 TO THE
The work. oomDrislse 1.068 ROYAL OCTAVO
delivery. i ,J V'"...-.
SWThe edition ' a tlml'ed one and peraoas
roll library Sheen.....
Half Horocoo,
WHOLESALE
BpQTSSHOES?J
NEW
READY TO-DAY,.
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Ttaongav BbaJalsis; , IJfca sua Aapea
with the chills and fever, the victim of
malaria may atill recover by using this
celebrated specific, which not only breaks
up tne most aggravated attacks, but Pre
vents their recurrence. It ia infinitely
I
referable to quinine, not only because it
oes the btuinesa far more thorouehlv.
bat also on account of its perfect whole-
somen9ss and Invigorating . action upon
the entire'syetem.
t or sale by ail JJrueelaU and Dealers
generally. , . v
Popnlar- Menth) y Drawls? of the v
tH- : iv' . i--X ' S'i --- - -
bm'il'.Hiilrihii'.j
AT HACAULirS THEATSE, '
j the City of Loolsville, on j u .
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Thnrsda September 30 1880.
&'"' i : 'js-;-r"'-7 "4-.- L -t,,Xi I WfTj:
'i "These ' Drawings, Authorized by the
legislature of 1870, and sustained, by tbe
Courts of Kentucky, occur Tearularly on
the last Day of every' Month, Sundays
aod Fridays excepted, for the period of
five years. ' ;? . ,5 '- - - 7- .
Tbe unitea states vircuit ' uoun on
March 11, rendered tbe following, decis
ions: i , -4 1 '.V J.:.:: i '; ?
1st That the 1 Commonwealth Diatri-
bntion Company is legal ? :
2nd Its drawings are rav. ' 1 '
N. B.
-This company baa now on hand
a large reserve
prizes forthe . f
tuna.
Bead the list of
SEPTEMBER DBA WING.
1 Prize..
.$30,000
1 Prize.
10,000
1 Prie..-. ..........
10 Prizes, f 1,000 each
20 Prises, S500 each..
5,000
.10,000
10,000
100 Prizes, $100 each
10,000
10,000
12,000
10,000
2,700
1,800
,9,000
200 Prizes, 50 each.'...,
600 razes, xzu eacn...
1.000 Prizes, $10 each...
raze, fduu e n, App n rrizes
9 Prizra, 200 e'h, App'n Prizes..
9 Prizes, 1100 e'h, App'n Prizes...
I.W0 Prizes, : f
ffliole TIeketal $2.
$112,400
Half Tickets, $1.
27 Tickets, $50..
ii Tickets, $100.
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Remit by Post-Ofiloe Money Order,
-late red Letter. Bank Drart or Expi
To insure asrsinst mistaaes ana delays.
correspondents will please . write their
names and places of residence plainly,
giving number or mt-omos dox or street
and Town, County and State. ; 1 f
All communications connected witn tne
distribution and orders for; tickets ahoald
be addressed to R. M. BOAR OMAN,
Courier-Journal Buildine. Louisville. KyM
or 307 ahd 309 Broadway, New York. ;
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OS BORTJ HOUSE,
. Formerly Cook's Hotel
-! Convenient to business part of city.
Prices as moderate as any flrat-clasa house."
Aooommodatlon and rood as gooor as any
nonse ia the city..
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X.by 46). which i has been used several
years, but is in perfect order and as good
set pew, can be bought cheap for eaaa. . .
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THE TAX-LIST FOR THE YEAR Vtst
having been placed In my bands tar
ooueeuon,ai persons are bars
to coma rorwara and pay np.
BMnd at Sf Ofllea in tha CnnH.
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