Ui
A
BIOHKOBD A BAKVitW JUIXBOAB.
VaII and passenger leaves
arrives
Through express leaves
5.55 a m
9,08 pm
215am
2 42 a m
Freight and passenger leaves,
7 20 p m
1- itiun wcjtMosDJAi unlj.-
u.tt nA ruMencer leaves!'-?' - $.42 a E0
1 arrives. 2.10 am
Freight and passenger leaves, 7 80am
io rAHUlr, ;ti 'arrives KPOOipm
CHABLOTTK, COLUMBIA ACQTJSTA,
Frlilnaaaeng leaves, 6 00 a m
this
arnves, oh1"
ives,
arrives.
6.40 a m
5.00 am
Freight and passenger leaves,
T.. Th.&Sat.
Freight and- passenger arrives,
Mo Wed & Fri.
11.45 p m
'eetern Diyision leaves
7.00 am
in
i
Mati and wisaeneer leaves. 6 30 a n
arrives, 6.20 piu
Van of the accommodation trains men
tioned in Aete,Tnrr8uoday,ndthe
Miail andj SpaaMrtgO train aietoU mn on
Sunday, on either the Carolina Central or the
Atlantic Tennessee & Ohio Railroads.
ijare Ojcent envelcfpibs cah be had, f
'We'Me Uepiect io.Mr' jS-N'niith',
?r a sample i tne very nne grapes, aar
Stfr&W1 a?9 0
Tl grand. balt: of the seasottill
come ;'-off to-night at (eyelajD Mineral
Springs Charlotte will be Well, if not
largejf Resented. :
, . Large 6 cent Envelopes can be had
avthePQejt
I es VJtiiiiem en Uiuea ai
the armory last night. J W Hall Es q.
has been added to the list of honorary
n1! embers. ' !. t. i
The clouds still continue leaky ' and
threatenirig, though it - may be sunny
and dusty by mid-day.
. ,It waa r0ported in the city yesterday
that a fair one had such a strong - holt
on oung bachelor who keeps' a faricy
grocery , store Oil South trswie ; street,
that he bad left town with a view of
. i t- i i
cnangmg nis conauion. H
Mr E GrocaU, the Jnef cfiinfc tallbt
from Baltimore, asks us to say that he
has arrived in Charlotte and is stopping
fqr 8W days at the Central, , .
.The Danville New savs that if, Vance,!
comes any where near the border of
Virginia duriug the campaign, that the
whole of Danville will turn out to hear
We are reqriested by Mr. R. E.Duke,
Manager of the Office of the Southern
and Atlantic Telegraph Compariy, to
say that there has Jbeen, & reductiop.pf
ten cents, in tolls, on
i - - . - r - . .
all messages,
payable at this office. i.
rTJbt Zeb. ."Vajice Cliib in this city..is
T. HV.E it; dC ilrTriVf J
sirs
CTJEHNBSS
now ahead of any other similar organi- anairom wnatwe neara.deemeatnem-liii-
' rfr ' ' V . . , I hpIvps fiinBW1 ITh fnllrtDirinoia to-
zalion in the State, in numbers.
AI I
lasUtcwmbi itrached 442,ond is still
erowhnr. Let Raleich or .Wilmin?ton.l
beat that!
The front of. Col. Maxwell's Sewing
xcv,s , t?. Si-u.:.-i a
died, and will be handsomely fitted up
as" EMlBniry
Charlotte. - n' ' "
Theire seems ta be something fasci
natangAbou runnuig,, grand double
excursion, even if it is not an entire
success in a pecuniary point pf view.
We hear that Mr! X'fc? Tomlinson,1 oi
the Hickory Press', intends to run an
seashore before 'the summer is over; ' 1
CbirrlotttBU at Cleveland Sprlnfr i j A
Mrs M'A Osborne. M m Nannirf Hill.
MisaTanhie Orr. Mrs A B Daviri.
Mrs J A Caldwell, Mra JkK
Willis Peri-am. Mr R F Mr.Aden W
LeroyJj5av?dsdn?Mi nkXolruan,
Mr. Jatees II Gates, Miss Maggiei iMc
Dowell.
4
The Temper ature. -
The followingaa the ranee of the
thermometer, yesterday, at the drug
store ofhV.BurwellU C&, athhe
1 1 M .
; iionrs maieateaA3a .uaotjvo .
ers to an article on the editonal page
headed, !'The true way with thafiouth."
The credit.waa unintentionally omitted.
theeW'YorkflfeM and'is rfegardecT
as oiierS'the:mcfcrjTithftW:
.preaensive ar
articles on the Southern
at h&emanltted front any
,questiorjrthat
rthenwswwe,jbhal,weriav..8fi
smce thei-warrr f U ; Jn&uil
Mming.
... ZTr
. wej
rjrKJ M.vsH0' i"wuw?ri ji
t I miH rt J.4UrtliT-.
negroes are working: in the piles of
" 3 " P M sup o,..
in il HHifHtir it: T fT I n m her poverty, and desert ner m ne
A&WMulU&MUm OfldliMJ est hours of need," suddenly
ar1'Wraandjw;hich1uWas .dAifirfcfromitting to a dot, every jesliirerand move-
tne old Rudisill mines, and which has
" i , .
...
een onqe,rltecI16vetJa4 1 some in-
vtancesVpold in rnriaioroWa n0T,u?o
is found. Each-ton. foM tr
omethinir avav ft na .irtt,
wmedWjustffy theuf chisef matAin.
. w.WT!WSiWk8ie ?ne8 p&f jmge
"Tw lir.emjembjre4hat the people laughdjirims ; whole
' tt11' 8peec and fentfeWi homes ,lhe
. preventing pavuig.rj.l05 . saw.'W'j a;arjn )u J.
Correction. .
... In. yesteraay. mornings, issue, we
charged .the. peat office, tare, or , tfie
one &tlAtethtieglhce,betkw3e
k letter mailed here Saturday morning
that caving Ihe condition of Hood's
Saturday morning till Monday
cri
evening, a AVe . take pleasure m reliey-
was connected with .the establishment
lis city, died at his former home, near
Lexington, a few days ago. Hel
crone to' make a' shori visit ;t6 ins5 re
had
gone to make a snorx visit 10 uh rela
tives, when he was taken sick, lingered
about 'twfji wekstaa diMr'i Hed
1 i 1 1 1 -1 IT- imA
and his diseasiumosedtohare
consumption.
' A til u .1
Tllden and Vance Club
at Mathews.
Anpther TUdecandFafccelGlttblhaiB
been formed in Mecklenburg Its or-
5 SS&E'S fiit
Several of the number, wetlupderstand,
are men who have hitherto acted with
the Republicans, but-who! nowdeclare
2 i a if e ? L 'r-i.,. srT
neir inwnwonii .ui; vitiag ; vf ; v;c,
because ther knbw MM to be1 ah h'diiest
man. J . sou iteia is us rresiaenc.
To Move to" Raleigh.'
Jt now definitely settled that Char
loseof htoosrtaleed,
and influential citizens. J Gov. Vance
willleave his home in this ( city lmflie
diately after the November election,
where he will remain at least for four
years ;and probably longer. As he
spent several y ears of his life in Raleigh,
the citizens or that place already know
his worth, and will no doubt meet' our
dtmguished,towrjsrnanvatth.edert
hisL&invai with demifitiration8 bf Idstl
never before witnessed in the history of
that city.V ; ;r.
The Consequences.
Notwithstanding the frequent and
forceible framings which are given
: -i . it. r i-
every Wwm ?
,LT1
in keenine un the practice. A few
days ago a man was riding in a car ,on
the C. U. & A. Kauread alone. Ine
conductor ef him vell ahd;Ueirful,
andretuynuigirin.,arfew mthutes, found
mm 1DS BpeeuuieBa
with his head
badly cut and bruised. It was soon dis
covered that he had put his head out
of the window for a little while, you
know.
T
f . 1 1
How They 'Enjoyed ' the
tfMfihni H 1
Almost . every
colored individual,
male and female who could, rake to-
lgether the sum of 25 cents, sacrihced
it on the altar of pleasure, and went 1
to' enjoy the? Qdd FelWs' fiMtibiilj
; TT4 T . J T rt - o
ported to have occurred on street cor
Ber Petweeytw JerriesS f
" Jinnie, you wuzn't at defestibul,
fA , tM '
v, uie uiu iiuiu oaiu aa nuw
he
renf d e'd best not go.'
! J Drteribeea dare;"! ; s
fins of Tanet'ifiomnai
-fi t TtJl TiTTrTx774 S. ' i .)
A Virgipian. whp is a j great admirer
of our distinsruished candidate for Gov-
, f WSOJna'jftVllWearitagOf Jifcfin
i ft became known that the Jiotorious
Horace Maynard, of Tennessee was to
speak in Richmond, that the citizens of
that place sent an "earhf :recjueiBt to
i Upy. Vance tQ come ani,me.t,. him.-r
Maynird opened ina1 speech of about
""v "voustnttuuiuxunifexivvuuiixuw.
feckless statements and infamous slan-
fera 6f S1 PfopHthafc; wert
ever uttered inHhat proud and patriotie
tId '.- people
was so
ponent could not treat him with respect,
while the''tlielu?e!i6pfealy"expre8sed
theic'conletripCWf th-e-fHnoR3ftirti6at
wftienisb iriaresNarn1 dirifiiWy
ithTM
j t autc muse ituu axtci uia&iug a ten
introductory Hremark,s,jand,4ejtpyessing
his surprise that a man raised andhon-
r dark-
paus
id his face was of an ashen hue, his
eyes nrsx. looicea iromms
?PP0
4&ynard seemedjtp, coweijbejneath
and 'tne excitementof "the; at
his
audi-
DgP.it4WW trJSPe janie
cene the moti xcitifagl'-a6d' iaterf
cha
character. With a look
wtmipvetic
l can.1- comi
Jppreciate Vance's reply unless he had
een Maynard ' IfforWa acquainted
withyiKMuA'l'ii05' M"5
(lml Compaq; the iSpeakeihoabjistwy $60'sch16l1
-ItlfttnilrtrAftftAd vcmVA YlsL-n.rorlcno.hartAa
rl ll-nrlA JSBriAoff aAn.inni. kiaThnMUVmi T" . "fc j 1 II . .- . . 1 . h ... .
i uu"" ,"",,i?uf,oHuluife p"-
Uers.ieaiklhgacrciss the stand anrni-
til i.t i: i i
rnent bis .opponrrt lttaa Idjsplayed m
I J - ... . -- w w vw m r.. r
the delivery of his speech, ;he contm-
ued. i'IJft felikh
have fevei seen : iiorT'dbesjha iekrM
flinrfniHRan fliaTvfmalro'f?Ar:T;lrftAliJ- Ai .
pWfffLnee
J .WJlWPjo'-nany. ; jouiutesv forbf
)U MedalsT
i We Kaveeen presentecL W 1
tW Phifer, wttftairf old" eppper tnedaL ; Qiher.. otaUieaf rmight be
one of his fields. ;Jthearg , the date of
io, ana on one siae is ine pruuauie
likeness ' of1 Gebrge 'It. OrFlhedppo-
sitd-side is lyrcf :urmountei byei
l.lfA
werej a one. . time, campediu1 Mr"Pni
j tutim&a XT VttMi k Una"! iiaiori fl v VtV
into the possession of a medal, which
11 Uk JtUUUlk HUE
size ItJthDold fa&KfftlcC sQv,
dollar,
and is also of copper.
: copper, un one siae pi
pleaded with success for her children!
- - - - . . .. . ... I
It is nrobablv a medal which wasstruoK
" ? V'f f
wue irienif iurj urivau t vwiwuxo,
e English Pariiament.inthcB
COMMUWICATIONS
dviil w ha OMMUHKATETX h ynl.a
J Victory ot Defeat Ho Coalition
SfABTAKBpBGj C,, AUg. 9 1876.
out tickel'alcairpargli
you are xespectfully un
rged not to
permit the decent people of this BtatS
to be misrepresented by supposing that
the sentiment uttered by Geo; W.. ; vyi'
liams Esq., of Charleston, represents the
Wishes pJlft jBeinpcr 0 gytftlS GQ
lina. Deovolente on next Tuesday the
I5tb inet.; you will see straight-outrun.-'
nominations of gentlemen,
' '
"natives here
- . -ArMlio-lh'aaur Ouri,'' -
who will be our Standard hearers, with-
out fear, and without reproach, in this
contest lor.civu liportaTk loeje is to be
nn mmriUfhrnt-h.
rers and scalawags. Victory or deleat
onprcipl1iqt,Ationea,MOioiiIy
At
May God grant us success!
T
j i s
..i
GRADED SCHOOLS
BY PROF. J. COLTON LYNES.
The graded school system was in
tended to extirpate to pull up by the
roots the old system which required a
man to declare himself a pauper before
he could avail himself of the advanta-
ees of free rjubhe schools for the educa-
. ... I
tion ot ;hk j children. The. system,
herein advocated, aims tor -cheapen
education torall, by elevating the schools
to so high si standard that they shall
command the "patronage of the entire
community. ,
Again. There is no cause for a con
flict between., the -private and public
schools of the cbuntry. If, in a town
or cityf e-fadedsyterirfe'in
ted and is properryjnanagaiand wisely
supervised it may,by-and by, absorb
the independent schools? I by 'A making'
their teachers iteieachers. It will ac
complish this wprk just at the time the
community at largerdiscovers its real
genius. And up to ibis point, the inde
pendent schools can live in perfect har
mony with the schools operating under
the graded system.5 . There is no reason
whyy cxteris paribus, , graded schools
thus organizedshlclriot made, and
recognized, to be tributary to the first
class secondary schools 'and colleges in
a coi
(YV ( 'A ! JL
The
erne -sos roagnly outlined ?m
the ffrecoiag ias Just been iiappily
the firMroing,! asyjust
nius&aldd it -Avgnkafh
a) Mil878,
Board of Education was organized un
der a local law for the city and county ;
levidd'; r2,00aobUlJied.fronl ah&PeA
body Funafntf ab6uYl,bdttdm the
State arjDroDriation. which latter comes
t . l.trr. t T I 'J iJ ' If I ' l S
Atlantic Railroad, tax on liquors, shows,
1 Up toavtiit)et?75,' flifelBottrd con
teiiteditieV wife the -.ygwiuation
management of what, are termed the
elementary schools1'' That month, a
cdrnmittee tmBietf iSelirjolswa
iaendatiops reUtn-t 4ft,abprption
of the RichmQttdi'.catlemy, (High
Department,) Necly's . GjLrs'
xiign
lOOi, UrHU provmou UCiUg xuaue
for that class of pupils outside 'thef jjitj
at ejzibahndqSurjervJ
y$j , VUe
Board-thus : availed v itself of ther best
tecljipg jtatenjn.the- pcBteyidre-j
to June S0,iult, these-180 were paid for
uiun ur uper. lermu j; xnia .wasxacsav-
i Arvrv . rrn . .
This a step- Operated fin nhis
I ,A mi,ia!-w.'.U.Ii. Li
i-xne xoaru reiieveu pirn gi nis auiuon
biUs. ? Tliimadethef Motile eifat
oncre'that j tha' .TtLmi WaS3iBnfWD
Avifoiir dfr&Atfnr' ft AWv - 1 - .Hd
I i " " "
Wchools stood intact both as to teachers
--n : -
tti, i 1 fLtHAt ZtZZL- iZx
m the systerrivt .The course of study in
.tU. '. TIIV. O 1 1 ' X. I.i.
thorough preparalion for colleee and
I business"' .
' . . .. .
local law, the most ample provision is
youth.The' appoih'lmetiluas
tOAcnooi
houses, character and qualificationa:pf
6fc5htham. land the '.word GVLi
yesterday, tne 8tn mst., you. say, "ine i tan take Green's -Angnst
urA idLft&.&yLl iktl 4A rin&rm retthnirreHef nd cure. ? At
" SnnfVi norn1lr.fi. will nrkt. mn sl fitrAiffht I JlldI
lieyed the parents pf 18Q Iigh .School
pUpilsflltuipr
ling of $1,800 an amount .more, tnajn
oi I aufBcieht tameetv.tbe sunermtendemxs
came as-. lor tne
ites.
peopleand teachers view the subject
uwn uie ngui stanu aiiu wicm
will be no clashing between those who
have children and those wbo have not,
nor yet between those who instruct in
i, those ; wnq con
tnd academies to
rhich we are all so largely indebted
good to the largest num-
In this city, at 4 o'clock A M. Aue 10th
RobeH Anderson, son.ef CoLCbas "VY and
i;we;-is
dejapPji wQiflrch : RtrseVat lO'o'clock Ai M
to-day. The friends and acquaintances of
the family are invited. r
f Tn Dftvidntt vwif. ornifiatftKr imtanfc:
Franklin w WOa. igedMyew5 1
. -r T--f I -3'rTT1"53 T 1
If you have 8ick Headache take a dose of
Ur Bttii'a vegetable Fills ; we know you wil.
nnd reuer.
Is Your Iiife Worth 10 cents ?
Sickness brevaifs' evervwhere. and everv-
; body complains of some disease daring their
, life. When" sickl the object Is to get well :
nqw tossy plainly thai, no- .person in this
world. ?thaMs' Coffering, with- Dyepepsiai
Liver Complain aQd its effects,. such as In-
digestion, Costiyeness, Sick Headache, Sour
Flower without
voadoubtthia
! Smith A Co..'. and
8aniirt
Vrttt fts and try
it
Regular hi ze 75 tents,
five you. ',
Two duses will re
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
i Vital weakness or depression : a weak
exhausted feelinp, no energy or courage
the result Of menial over-work, ludacre
tlous or excesses, or some drain upon the
systemi isalways cored by HUMPHREYS'
UOMEUPHATIC SPECIFIC No. 28
pels the gloom aod, despondency, imparts
strength ana energy Estops the draiu and
rejuvenates the entire men. Been used 20
years with 'perfect success by thousands,
1 Sold by dealers. Price $1-00 per single vial
or $5.00 per package of five vials and $2.00
X&S$i llUMPyHREYs Sf
ophatic mkijicine company
BKOADWAY, NEW YORK
iuay9
.,..,,, . Bn,r,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TBLGEKAPHIC MARKETS.
Thuraday, August lO, 1816.
HHOOUCE.
. Baltimore Oats dull and unchanged.
Rye firmer; fair to prime 58aGl. Provisions
dull and htajy; aesss 701; bulk shoulders
o. Al A : u i rv. u . t 1 -l rv.. 1 . i
' . . ,
no iiaj. lath, rcnaen, jzjaf. Kxuet
steady and firm. yV hisky dull at 1.13. Sugar
steady.
COTTON.
Newr York Doll; sales 253 bale, av 12 5-
16al;. consolidated .net receipts 6,432; exports
to Great Britain. 15,367; to France 300; to
the continent 64.
"usrm; midfSli; Id 'uM
11; good" or3inaryS(; net receipts 54;
gross 46; sales 600; exports to Great Britain
2,484; coastwise 1,254 '
A
New Yoik Closed easy. Salts 14,000
bales.
January..-... MfMtaSH;
February.:.
March ........t
H JM6a23-32
' li 27-32a7-8
i 12 l-23a32
April..
................. .....M...... . UWI AV
May 125-16all-32
June
i ial742
Jaly.....
12 5-Sa21-32
12 9-32
12 l-32al-16
August
September!
Vlctober
11 21-S2all-16
11 9-16al7-32
11 9-16al9-32
Nayember. ...
December..
- FI N A NCk A Im
New Yerk Money easy at Ha2.
'bteriing
I ot a rl,l nur .tm
Govern-
meiM? gffflffffi gffiii
riURLOTTB MARKETS. ''
:: ."OrBaEBVEB office. -
Chabxottk. NC August 10, ;1876.
Thelrten. Market.
I The demand for cotton continues fair,
withrtlight DflFerings, and no changes in. quo-
laHowing is atrepe-rt of the condition of the
cotton erop, takes from the July report of
I aepanBiB oi ngriuuivure ;
j Oottooy ir thesfewetlf Jalyv wasm a
condition oX beaUh trowihr-leeOfa-WSble
than in July of last year well cultivated
and reasonably clear 6r grasa.. ! Durifigi the
last half of June its growth was rapid, and
bl6dms we're .,freeiy ' reported in: the mors
Soiilh erp'; .feel .No, 'ptnplaiu taof brought
arftremvedi; rains ha vSTbeettifrequeat, and.
in a large arerd excess of the requirements
for the highest condition. In rainy dia
tricts the uplands and Bandy lands gifebel
ter promise at present thanthe bottoms. -In
SouttOgignM) Cloida 8tormKere
especially severe between June 11 and'is ; in
scHue localities,: eeven days of ; cbntinabs
rain.1-' wvjx-v f i-w.? .-liofj il
L In cuH8eWitb'Ust'year; North Oaf
olina"! Geofii,' kild Texas report higher con
tAldition: all the other States lower nzures
- f than in July pf 1875.- The general average
I . . , ,
of 1875 "'y.PfTO the present
average of condition is 97 r the unit of
comparison being normal growth and unim-
P'H.tTOfWiaPia. MiOf fif''l :j
teachers are the
o i kci a- oaiuuic wvnw.
Seft lithe States that Laye made fmprevement are
bo mcorpOratedlNorth'tarolinaf FrdrlSa, Alabama, Missis-
J sippi, Louisiana, TexasArkansa?, and Ten-
I naoBAA !rt:. I... l,M f V.A 1. J nK
of, last wp bgk .Carolina hps
declined from 93 to 90, in consequence of
I 'i tasingaws xor condition are; as t louows
NdrtB GaroiiBa0? South Carolin.v 90
Mississippi ;$0 . Lbuisians, I
92 ; Texa,i
jrrAnsa, 97; Tennessee, 103
f l 'is j Vj
The figures yesterday were as follows
ifeAor...:..i.-:.s..;,.i...:v..;.,.;:
tnferldr
4Ja9
Low Middling ........ J.
10i
liai-ie
iflddUr..i4.'J
Qod Middling JLli5.-iL?i
Eeceils for the day, 19 bales.
1 i
1 1AILY
PUICB CURRENT.
Bacon steady with light demand,
Corn, light stock, fair demand
Lard meood demand. t .!---
; Flour, quiet with small sales, r- ?j j i!
cnicsens scarce, in xair aemanu.
Eggs scarce and in demand.
Butter scarce and in fair demand. . "
- Hone v. good stock, little demand.
Sugar active and in demand, with upward
tendency. .
Baook ? r . per fl
Hams, 16al6j
Breakfast Stripe, 14al4J
Clear Rib Sides, 12al2
, Shoulders, , s , 9ial0
. Hog Round. 13al3J
j it t Extra Leaf, t , 15al6i
"X Ordinary, UJ0I6
BuTTxa
Fresh Country, - 20a30
s Goshen, . 45o55
CASISX-.
"Northern,
Pineapple,
16iol8
3
per sack
Family,
Extra,
Super,
Buckwheat,
3.50o4.25
3.25a3.35
3.00o3 25
per lb, 5a7
Good to prime 61
RiO Choice 8 cts.
Meaxi per bushel,
90al00
4a5
Fine Crushed HialO
. heavy brown, lOf all
GbitjJ per lb.
Stjoab Loaf 13al3J.
Light Brown, Hall
MoLAsess
per gal
Golden Drip (syrup)
50o60
65a70
50a60
26a28
htw Orleans,
Cuba,
BlackStrap,
HoNry
per lb
In Comb, 12al5. Strained, 13al5
Coftsb Mocca, 40. Java, 35. Rio, 20a23
TA-r , Black 6075. Green, 6oal,25
5 Mixed, :,60al5
Poultet - From wagons. From stores
Turkeys, 75al.OO.
1.00al.25
Geese, 30a40
Ducks, 25a28
Guineas, 20a25
Chickens, 12Jal5
12i15
Mackerel,
White Fish,
Cod Fish,
Herrings, per box
45a50
30a35
25a30
15a20
1820
per bbl.
HJaH
12
10
60a65
Egos
Fish
Gbaih-
Corn, by car load, in sacks, 73a75
" bulk, 70
From wagons in bulk, 70
store?, 90
Whx&t From wagons. From Stores
White, 100 1.25
Bed. 105 1.25
Oats White., 35a40 50a60
Black 37ia40 50
Kti 90 1.00
PAS
, Pure clay. 90 1.10o25
Mixed, 80a90 861.00
Gkoukd Pkas 1.50al.75 1.75a2.00
Hat Unchopped Timothy, 1 35
Fruits Oranges, per hundred, 3 50a4.00
Lemons, 3.25a3.75
Apples (Northern), per bbl.,5.00a6.00
Apples (Green Mountain), 1.25al.50
Cranberries, per quart, 30
Dried Apples, per lb.. 9ul0
" Peaches, 10al2ial5al8
Potatoes
8weet,per bushel, lOOal 25. 1 25al.50
Irish, per bbl., 2 O0a2.25
Okioks per bushel-
Red, 60a75
No White Onions on the markc.
Fbksh Mkats per i
Beef, 8ial-l
Veal, - lOali
Mutton. 12iol-
Lamb, 12al&
Pork 12al
Tallow 8aj0
Bubwax ;!25ao0
salt .per sac
Liverpool 2.2oa2.60
American, 115al30
Hidks per lb. From wagons. From stores,
Dry Flint. 9J
11.
Green, 5Jo6i
eoiHG per yard,
7a8
15al5i
:4a44
Wool
per lb.
25
35
Tub washed,
Unwashed.
DRY GOODS.
- - Jobbing Trade.
Domestic
Oak Grove A 4- 4 per yd 7a7
7- None
Woodlawn 4-4 7Jo7'
7-8 6a&
8-4 5ia5
Cleavland or Catawba 4-4 7ia7
Osnaburgs lOalli
Brown Drills 9alOJ
Bleached Shirtings' 5al0
8ea Island 74a91
Quilt Lining ' 4ia5i
Randleman plaids 10
Georgia do 10J
Ueorgia Truck for Trousers 2'
. , Georgia Jeans 22
Yarns per bunch 90al 00
Prints. Wamsntta
Amoskeay 54
AH best brands 5a6
Coates and Clarts Thread 674
A..', WINES j AND LIQUORS.
Full stock on market with lightidemand
Wholesale Rate.
Beahdy Peach per gal.; ? 75a3 00
Apple 2 25a2 50
Whisky Rye 1 30a4 50
Corn 175al85
Winks Sherry' - - 3 00
Port 3 00
Maderia 300
; ' ' 8cuppernong 2 50
Blackberry per bottle I 00
Claret perdoz 6 00
Champagne per basket ? 15 00o35 00
u Ale per dcz 3 00
Porter perdoz . 3 00
LEATHER.
There has been a heavy decline in all lines
of leather. The market is now steady, with
light demand, .W juote jobbing rates as
follows:; . J 1 1...
G D Hemlock per lb. 22a20
Good 25a20
French Calf, Cornelian per lb. 1 75
, Suser 1 65
American Calf, per lb 1 35a I 50
Kips, -" 55a63
., . Upper, - . 35c4
' Harness Leather, per lb: ; 30
,- fi. : .. -, . - . -v.";
CANNED GOODS
&c, &c
i lb; scans resiFmackerel,
SOMETHI1TG jTRESH & GOOD ;
, ,,2 and 3 LB, CANS FRESH
i i PEACHES, TOMATOES, t
n :J TROPHY SUGAR
iu; it-iis CORN 'in 2 LB.
-CANS, almost
equal' to ;
green ."'n
ri i Ji fLi sl. Si.
CORN BEEF, DEVILED HAM, LOB
i STERS, TONGUE, and TURKEY. T
SOME VERVTINE CREAM CANDY
CHOCOLATE, BURNT ALMONDS,
CRySTALIZEfillJlUIT, &C,
THE BEST in the MARKET.
ORANGES, LEMONS and APPLES.
.THE:. BEST SODA CRACKERS
I -Hi it. iff THE CITY'-' -V '
foe salb;at
D. SI. RIGLER'S,
Two Doors below 1st National Bank.
may5
Li
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TALBOTTA SONS,
RICHMOND, VI E G INI A
HAKTJFACTCBEBS
......
'Portable, Stationary
AKD
STRICTLY PORTABLE F.KGINE8,
CIRCULAK SAW MILLS, &C, &C.
AGENT FOR BEoT
COTTON GINS,
COTTON PRESSES,
GIN FEEDERS,
WOOD WORKIKG MACHINES,
Bbasch Office, Charlotte, N. C.
- For Circulars and Price List, address
Wm C MORGAN,. Manageb,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
aug2
C. C. RAILWAY,
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
i WUmington, May 12, 1876.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Sunday, June 4, trains
will
run oyer this Railway as follows :
PASSENGER, MAIL & EXPRESS TEA INS
Daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave TPilmington, at - 6:20 p m
Arrive at Charlotte, - - - 6:4uam
Leave Charlotte, at - buwpm
Arrive. Wilmington, at - - 7:30 am
FAST FREIGHT and PASSENGER
TRAINS Tri-weekly Leaves 'Wilming
ton and arrives at Charlotte Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays ; Leaves Char
lotte and arrives at Wilmington Tuesdays,
. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Wilmington, at - - 5:20 am
Arrive at Charlotte, - - 11:45 p m
feave Charlotte, at - - - 5:20 a-m
Arriye at Wilmington, - - 11:30 p m
8HELBY DIVISION Daily, Sundays ex
cepted.
Leave Charlotte, at .
Arrive at Shelby, at
Leave Shelby, at
Arrive at Charlotte,
7:00 rfm
11:30 a m
1:30 p m
0:00 p m
CONNECTIONS.
Connects with the A. & R. Air-Line
Charlotte at 6:40 a. m. and 6.30 p. rn.
in
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington
& Weldon Railroad ; also with Wilmington,
Columbia fe Augusta Railroad at 6:20 p. m.,
and 7:30 a. m.
gft. Papers publishing Carolina Central
Railway schedule will please notice
changes.
8 L FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent,
may 14
BIG RIOT
AND
TERRIBLE MURDER
WORSEf HAH SLAUGHTER
ATjTHE
BLACK HILLS!
Vance and Settle
AT h o o NB I
TERRIBLE EXCITEMENT AND
THE SPEAKING BROKE UP !
MANY LIVES LOST !
SETTLE MEN EXTERMINATED
THE RIOT WAS CAUSED
BY A MAN ENTERING the CROWD
WITH A TILDEN and VANCE
CRAVAT ON WHICH HE
PURCHASED FROM
JOHH A. YOUHO' SOU,
i-
-oOo-
P. 8. The CRAVATS
preseryeis I : '
They will Lave thitn !
them ! 4
i rovtd to be life
Everybody buys
Clubs can Le furnished at short notice, at
J A YOUNG & SON'S.
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fSns
hovij a h x si
,S3Nor v SAaaaNV
AA9A9 jsouitu jo HS3HJ
S3iaMV3
'S3aVr 3HOY3d 1IS331J
aoi 00 ox 30?;m hhx si
i . WESTERN HOTEL,
; , H1CKO R Y , N . C .
... .. . . ...
Til 13 House is now open for the accom
modation of visitor and - the traveling
public.;, Booms large, snd well ventilated.
A liberal patronage solicited. Satisfaction
guaranteed,
. Terms $2 per day, $7 to 8 per week, $18
to $2i per .month; according to location of
room: v' v - v -;
Children and Servants half price. - - t
A W MARSHALL, .
'. ' '- " t , i," 1 Proprietor, i
Polite and attentive servants. No B ir
Room or Billiard Saloon kept in the build
ing. jnl28 2m " " " " ' -
F
OR SALE,
i A good Gold Watch. For particulars in
quire at ' OBSERVER OFFICE. :
awll a " '
Ten Cent ColnmiL
column at Ike rate of ten (10) cem, Z
one, -jor each insertion. o
ment taken for less than twtni
.Eight words make a line.
THE Fall Session of Mis MarvWT
School Will mmmffln. .. 'W'
. Vll LUC I (Int.
Seutembtr. School Hnn X . "J
if
Pme, Pairons please Ukeiotice " 1
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GOLDMINE
PROPKUTI FOtt SALE.
ville, N. C. on the A., T. & o. Ka
13 miles North of Charlotte. Said T"
been explored only 23 feet, and many nu
miners have, examined the mice ni
and pronounce it very fine. Also Prof w
Kerr, ot R ileigh. Dr C L Hunter, of I l1
colnton and Prof Hanna, of Charlotte w
Been fSa m(n .nil M , j "ve
very fine. ' - "
With these recommendation and man
ore that could be brought un nn. . i--
this valuable property for sale, including
between 70 and 80 acres of land in !
around said mine, of Wi;cl there are som
20 or 30 acres of valuable pine timber h-ii
Any one wishing to bee tpecimens of gaid
mine can do so by calling at our 0fflceI
When we say specimens, we mean to how
you something that is worth looking at.
rui lujiuer tuiurmiiiiuu, auuress
H. A HDHTER
June 17 Huntersville, N.c,
THE MILD POWER
CURES
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
neeii in general use for twenty
years.
everywhere proved the
most SAttlS, SIJUPJH; JECOIO-
M1CAL and EFFIClT nTedl!
cines Known, xney are just
what the people want, svin
suviiis
time and money, averting sick.
ness and suffering. Each single
speciflc the well tried prescrip.
o n of an eminent Physician.
nu vures l'nto
1 Fevers, Congestion, Inflammation, 25
- Worms, Worm Feyer, Worm Colic, 25
3 Crying Colic, or Teething of In
fanta, 25
4 Diarrhoea, of Children or Aduits, 25
5 Dysentery, Griping, Billious Colic, 25
6 Cholera-Morbus, Vomiting, 25
7 Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, 25
8 Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache,. .. 25
9 Headaches, bick Headache, Ver-
tigo 25
10 Dyspepsia, Billious Stomach 25
11 Suppressed, or Painful Periods 5
12 Whites, too Profuse Periods 25
13 Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing, 25
14 Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions, 52
10 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains,... 2o
16 Fever and Ague,Chill Fever, Aeues, to
17 Piles, blind or bleeding 50
18 Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak
Eyea,.... 50
19 Catarrh, acuteorchronic.InflueDza 50
20 Whooping Cough, violent coughs, 50
21 Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 50
22 Ear Discharges, impaired hearing, 50
23 Scrofula, enlatged glands, Swel
lings 50
24 General Debility, Phisical Weak
ness 50
25 Dropsy and scanty Secretions, 50
26 Sea-Sickness, sickness from ridiug, 50
27 Kidney-Disease, Gravel, 50
28 Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak
ness or involuntary discharges, 1 00
29 Sore Mouth, Canker 50
g Urinary Weakness, wetting the
bed, 50
31 Painful Periods, with Spasms 50
32 Disease of Heart, palpitations, etc. 1 00
33 Epilepsy, Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance, 1 00
34 Diphtheria, ulcerated sore throat, 50
35 Chronic congestions and erup
tions...... 5
FAMILY CASES.
Case (Morocco) with above 35 large
vials and Manual of directions, $10 (0
Case (Morocco) of 20 large vials and
Book C00
I3T These remedies are sent by
the. case or single box to any
part of the country, . free oi
charge, on receipt of price.
Address
HUMPHREYS'
Homeopathic medicine Co.
Office dt Depot, No 562 Broadway, N. Y.
For Sale by all Druggists,
T J SMITH & CO., Agents,
nov&.eod ly Charlott e, NO
& A. R. R.
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPT.
DEPT. )
ST A, R. R )
i, 1876. )
Charlott., Columbia e Augusta,
Columbia, S. C, June 4th,
On and ' after Sunday. June 4tb. tlt
following schedule will be operated on this
oad :
MAIL AND EXPRESS GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, daily, 430 p. m
Arrive at Columbia, 9 35 p. m
Leave Columbia, - 9.fc5 p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, . . 5.15 a. w.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte,
Arrive at Columbia,
Leave Columbia,
Arrive at Augusta,
9.40 p. m.
3.35 a. n.
3.45 a. ui.
8.30 a. nl.
cars run ou this train
Augusta.
TRAIN HAR-
Comfortable sleepin
between Charlotte an
ACCOMMODATION
LOTTE DIVISION GOING NORTH
Leave Columbia daily (Sundays
excepted,)
Arrive at Charlotte,
8.00 a. ni
6.32 p. m.
GOING SOUTH,
Leave Charlotte, - 6 00 a. m.
Arrive at Columbia, 3.37 p m.
ACCOMMODATION T A1N AUGUST A
DIVISION GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, 6.00 a. m.
Arrive at Columbia, 2.29 p m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Columbia, 9 50 a. ni.
Arrive at Augusta, 6.35 p. m.
Runs daily except Sundays.
JAMES ANDERSON,
, , Gen'l Supt, .
A POPE,
General Ticket Agent.
jun6
A..T. & O. Railroad.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1
Charlotte, N. C. April 8, 1876. J
ON and after Monday, April 10th. the
following Schedule will be run over this
road :
" GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte,
' D College,
: -MOdresvUle,
Arrive Statesville,
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Statesville.' "
" Mooresville,
1 D. College,;
Arrive Charlotte,
6 30 a. m
8 20
8.58
10.00 "
2.60 p.m.
3 67 "
4.35 "
6.U0 "
l Trains make close connection at Statesville
with Trains over W. N. C. R.R.
Tickets on Bah toNew'ton. Hickory. Mor
ganton, Marion and Old Fort. : ,
"All charges must be pre paid onFreigb
offered for shipment to Section House, Henderson's,-
Alexandriana , and , Caldwell c
These being "Flag Stations," the Company
is not liable for loss, or damage to freight
after it is unloaded at either of the above
named "Flag Stations." . , .. fnr
No freight will be received by Agents for
shipment unless the name of consignee ana
destination is distinctly marked thereon.
J J GORMLEY, t
gpljl ; Sopejrlntenaep.