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TaWda, Be'iftemfcer 18, 1877.":
CHAS R. JONES, ...;,...'.,:. ty
Editor & Proprietor.
1 rwjto-jtllf dotiiig.wpltMliat meKiwliiie 'studying clc?ly;Bork
Ittthlrivr ith,Ur reason-" vUr .- B 4 .JLgJ&jJatti ;:
lug ui iuo preeeuii bjbiciu nuu, vus
ratjpn of existing: laws, noting well
both their eood noints and their bad
ones, so
THE i PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION, looking lor a good business season, and
. . ..-?5 " 'j they 4 have hitherto looked to no pur-
We are glad to notice amongour ex- pose. This year the tone of all classes
changes a perceptible increase of the is more confident than ever. A few
importance f discussing those great persons pooh-pooh the situation and
questions of popular education, which refuse to be comforted; but the great
lie so near to the hearts and interests, majority.,; are of a different opinion,
of " any free people and especially and attempt to make times better by
ours and we reproduce the following seeking 'to t establish, every where tluvt
froniour Raleigh namesake, and point confidence they feel themselves. The
with pride to our record on this sub- New York' Graphic sends forth' from
ject: the commercial metropolis this cheer-
.nether god Kr nad.'ooT school ing note:
systeni cannotbe Wfeangedibefore the "Everything promises a better ' Fall
beginning of the year 1879, that is to and .TOer.trade .than we have; had
T ', rnr. for the last four yeara.? We not only
say, until the Legislature meets. Com- have enormoiis crops, but it is settled
mon sense, then, teaches that we should t,at there will be a market for them;
do the best w.e can with what we have, on the other side of the water at very
governments and the "Medly code.
But they have 'complained, ana been
utterly shocked and outraged, at the
stupid, ;coarse indecent , and imfa-
mous characters, too often piacea or
oted over them as rulera and officials,
both in State and Federal affairs, from
Governor, Congreesmen, Judes and
.Legislators, down - to - tne - lowest
revenue officer or township committee-.
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INFI.EXIBUE RUJLES,
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or n a.n not notloe anonymous communica
tions. In all ease we require the writer'!
turn rejected communicationa, nor can we
good prices. . Coal .has advanced, and
the best authorities , believe that it is'
not likely to fall back to the . bid
figures. ' Merchants, everywhere, who
are out of debt; are preparing for the
NOTES AND NEWsV
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aswill secure to the people
,.n,. ""vvftKu t, best p0SSible edt
ucational facilities to the greatest num
ber and at the least exnense to the tax-
l , bnijstndibap jdeat jnanjin Philadelphia. i jgfo Ajeat duty Of .North Carolinians
)'isBriAaiiY6njatf?e6nflto 'igteatsum-Ifrom! this.time forwardAttfeir duty a
that whfin thA law-makinpllareest demand they have known for
: . . 0 I mi j 1 2- a: . 1 ' r
nrinfirl anrid in oil' AmmfiTiiol innttarfi
prepared, as never before we have been! Bottom prices have been reached, and
propared, to devise and mature .such, with, proper legislation by Congress
there is scarcely a doubt but1 that
there will be a larfire and brOfitable
business transacted during the coming
year. - ;? ;., v i
' We hope this'prospect will be fulfill
ed to the letter, no matter what Con
gress shall do ; and considering the di
verse interests of the country, it would
I -av ano? (little used) cost! All Goods oxe bousht for cash, at the Lowest Mathttt Pdt
$800 only $125, must be sold. Parlor Or- xo4
2 Stops $45. 9 Stops $65. 12 Stops only QELECT ENGLISH SPICES, just received:
Nearly New 4 Set Beed 12Stop. Snb O Natmees. Mace. White Gin?er. CIovbs
anil - Afitava PyinnlM AMana iwui -aWav I iS..aAM.. A 11 ? r a. 3 n .
'. . f-o A-" ' ' i i u i. , ,i if i vlio o vuuinw uituj, vci i viuuBuuu, , Ausuivo, muauinii irepper. olc
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JMorton) has been ;-Instru mental, ,jp ! seosuu a uy iiiniu. ioa asit wnyii neiaoaa ana ix)ie 8 Wiettne, ltauan Ver-
f n,0 '.wMfi,iAf pnerw cneapr x repiy xiaro MJimea. jte-1 meceui ana Maccaroni Tapioca, Sago, Ber
ouring out the vials of the wrath of flult f sales over 1,000,000 annually. jWar muda Arrew Root, German Sweet Chocalate
laUIUAIlOLU Li UUll tllD tJKj Lll 11 lUi .UIO UaB U, I VV V - vvtiv.uw . v n MX v cl- f uu wu UtWVU.
4.i .iiyi'fi; : r. .1 j 3-v.v-!?;- J: 1 onvmoos CirculaF Write ft
tweive years, ana inai ne so impresses
timiorfi bev perhaps, just as well hot to rely too
V put.,aecrj.ot,pur pupno .scnooi impiicitly: upon Congress. ; ,
.Turners: Falls Bepoeri,:,Wiat it r the. system wa waey we re.pje8sior .pnm. j , . interviews with leading New York
ihlet tribe ?6t irienaiii ountr. wives And to this end Our ptibllO Scb66ls, in hntisfia rmhlishfid in! th Kveninn Tks
-i hotiftleure'wliiteVr?itteM is'Satan's one1' way and another; ugit i6 ne kept presSt We Very hopeful indeed. The
-l great opportunity, to put up a jottff constantly before the public eye. Let goath enters very' prominently and en-
Out of the hundred thousand Americans them become the subject of constant couragingly in all calculations of this
f rfrrts
-'lent ah
wnoie
. .j .in,BanrciMoJ$lft ssaidtt i)ut; fifteen
;onsana attpjpuDc.wojamp
,2Qch6stet,Democjat ; ,4-WiEliza is getting
out a new book on Mormonism. "You bet
a 1 1. WM-I A A.n4M n i W a-W1 " AtTnVIT .an Ml
.aia.,aiiu uuiiswiuv vuuu6ji...u Kma. uarner e uo. say: uur -re'
community of the State. Let the p0rta from the South are more favora-
teachers talk about them ; let .the pu- ie Instead of cotton, the gre'at 'sta'
pils talk about them ; let the patrons Die fXr exnort. that section has raised a
it won't be dressed in iriournitig,"' Bhe says talk about them ; let tne preacners great quantity of cereals for home con
talk about them, and tne politicians ; sumption, and the neonle have been
Ttiiinends ef the Hon Index 'Noyes are ana stnove au, let tne newspapers iaiK Tery economical. Their purchases
l V'bpnteAtbegreatyap the while, in, season frem U3 this fall have increased 50 per
, . he retumsnim France nfwui not ce aoie land put ol, season, ijeteacn scnooi ne cent." A representative of the firm of
j rf a9,7 0- g' v . censured or praised, as trutl may. re- H. B. Claflin fe Co. reports that South-
' Towa has now four hundred and twenty- quire. If its workings are good let ern collections are very satisfactory,
seven baseball clubs. Now we understand tnat pe saia, n Daa let inai oesaia, oui andadds: "The Southerners havebought
; why the last aaembly appropriated $200,- for'ine sake of the; country,- do not let largely, that section having raised so
uwioranewmaaneaajiuiu, , . itiie -scnoois siBK out oi signt ana much grain for home
' . Ptevna contains about 17,000 people, two thought and not be talked of at all.
churcbeflj 19 . xnosques," 0 minarets; 1,497 The Observer in the future, as in the
houses are inhabited by Christians, and past, promises to do its full share in
1,627 by Mussulmans. directing public attention and public
Harpeft Brothers, who publish George thought to this great question, as we
EUot'stQ3ln,this country, have sold oyer feel pure will tery other paper in the
50,000 copies of "Daniel Deronda." The I State, and if this be done as we think
'sales ef the editions in England are estimat
ed at twice that number.
ThcFench are a cheerful race, and find a
j oke in things where no other people would
.think of looking for ene. A short time since
a steamboat explosion blew a Frenchman's
better half into jthe bashes, whereupon the
bereaved husband exclaimed, "Farewell, my
much e-t earned wife !"
Among Brigham Young's numerous wives
there was not one who could be ranked as
a reaUy handsome' woman. They embraced
nearly all the yarieties between blonde and
' brunette,' but presented no specimen whose
good looks rose to : the average of female
loveliness displayed in almost any conn try
photographer's show case.
t
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fTHE "EASTERN QUESTION.
it will be done, we feel quite sure that
thirty days will not have elapsed after
the meeting of the next Legislature
before a school 1 be matured
that shall thoroughly answer all our
just needs. Let the rivalry with the
brethren of the press be to see who
shall, do most to put the public school
of North Carolina upon a right foundation.
The Wilson Advance is at the good
work, and in its last issue strikes at
one of the . greatest practical evils of
the system as it now stands. It says :"
".Unfortunately for the educational
interest of the State the impression
has prevailed that the selection of I
grain for borne consumption
that its people have more money to
spend for other commodities. Our
home manufacturers are producing
more cotton-goods than the American
people ca i use, and we are seeking
foreign markets with good success
All goods are yielding a profit, al
though prints are selling cheaper than
last year, standing prints tnat were
7 cents last year are now selling at 6J
cents. I do not think there will be
anything like a rushing trade, but
win be good, ine strites naye un
doubtedly hurt trade to some extent,
and they tend to make capital back
ward in investing. Still, the out-of-
town merchants have bought more
heavily this year than last."
Mr. Dunham, of Dunham, Buckley
to. Co., says : "We look for a very fair
trade. The stocks of dealers are very
short. They have been buying only
the goods that they have required for
school committee-men was an insignif-l the past year, and they have to replen-
lcant and unimportant affair. Thw is ish. Southerners are feeling very wel
a great mistaKe. xne position oi a The n aay that the South has raised
m.o.t imnnrf lint noot nnnn. a great quantity of breadstuffs for
sibility. As the social system is depen- their own use, which saves them
jlont iinnn'fViA familv orrtirornmont. anA I Am1 nf mrxnmr V. f 4Va fAmanl.
still dnrno nigtinro in (no rnfiirn anil h ji i , ! .
lia&UufZ&ZruX. 31 2 North ; also the South has prac
V4VMM WUVWA, VI UVUWU-. OOV VUUA UCCUUO 1.U f gtO) 4X1 caoui o uuu
accounts neayy lighting had been going the ' management of the common
on for several days1 before Plevna, the B.choola in the Stte' . Me? theo:
'i,o-a-r i..- "Is . j m i rise upon general principles n regard
. .: . lans attempting to drive the Turks t0 education, and suggest plans, but it
out of their 6htrenchmens,"and their , is in the primary and district schools
capture of Grivica, and two other re- that a practical application is to be
doubts:irlj canbeCalled n. vir.Urv 1, ?ade ?f P.lans and theories. Upon
The Turco-Kussias ' war drags its
slow length along, and if the accounts
which reach; us are correct, the end is
but
and was so
a victory, is
dearly bought
as to make H'oubtful whether it has
those, then,' who manage these schools,
is a-heavy responsibility, and, there is
no. trust of more consequence to the
i ticed economy during the last few
years, wnicn gives tnem more ready
money to spend now. The representa
tive of Arnold, Constable & Co. , ! ex
pected a larger and better? trade both
with the West and South than any
year since 1873.
In all cases the South was looked to
i u xuuits tuuacuueuce to we ... n a. nr iu
. not crippled them too much for further J children than that, of selecting teaQh4
i -ffi.;-J..fiiV..-.J,.: era in the nnblie -schools . Viciona ed. Wi,viwwii.wBvuua 'cyuw
uiiriiei wn iiiiriM.LiiiiiN iitii.i i n uu ui i w r -
tion, and nothmg is so much calcula- The editor of the Express, thinks that
tea 1.0 lnsm improper ana vicious laeas i i, jj
o roonv noon nAm nAliA1 i I onn aortrirvtontfl irk rhfl minla at thA
ti. sLfihA ... , , i,,na!.. inrritf.-;ti that the dry good3 trade was selected
ieas iwo oi tne reaouois tney naacap-l JV ,6 - " . "rr - I u ; i l
tured. The PleVna chnfl.vt . 1 -And: ar theelection and for. these reports simply because a re
v '-iiL-H. -i.' f-t . . 1 employment oi teacners is entirely in vival in that means also a nvival in
3Wv- Z v' St6 b-and8 ? f the;di8v,tricft c?mmite!,' other branches of business, which wil
soldier. It was also a striking illustra to khei? care is a self-evident propsi- bring back confidence and direct mon
tinnnfino nt.1 e .v.. tion. ey from speculation into purely legiti
r "There should be mofe concert of mate enterprises, thus reviving the
iXZfl T, 1- I t,vo"l acuon among tne several aismct com- prostrate industries of the country and
even when cut off from reinforcements, mittees of the counties. They should 1; u u
The redoubts taken by the Russians, meet for consultation, and invite the fvmS tbatemployment to the idle
UhA, ' -f J cooperation of the professors and hands of labor which is now so sorely
-..& Fai ia Ui vaujau t - of the 8chooia and a8 ftn needed.
Pmku'a oirfan.if Jr... . I . . . '. .. . .1
f T T.T ? ' i uutaau" encouragement tor tne estawisnment it does seem high time for the long
f vy.u.u8 m picuuuTuners fleacnpiiveiauu '-maiuieuauud o. iiuruHii bcqoois. j f ,::.
r .1 I mvo t.ho Bphnlara nr aimh Dhnnla thai . '--j
forced. Indeed the latest accounts from
the field admit that the Russians have
OUR JUNKETING PRESIDENT. .
Ih another column we give an ac
count . of., the meeting between; our
unketing '.President, and1 the sick In
diana , Senator. When we read . that
President Hayes tell upon the neck of
Senator Morton, kissed him, and shed
SPElCIAIi NOTICES.
- r Astonishing: Success. . .
' It Is the duty of every person who has used
Boschee's uerman Byrup to let its wonder
ful Qualities be known to their friends, in
curine consumDtion. severe coaehs, croup,
asthma, nneumonia. and in fact all throat
and lunar diseases. No person ' can use it
without immediate relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, and we consider it the duty
of all druggists to recommend it to the poor
dying consumptive, at least to try one bottle
as 40,000 dozen Dottles were soia last year,
and not one case where it failed was report
ed. - Such a medicine as the German Syrup !
cannot be too widely known. . Ask your
drueeist about it : sample bottles to try sold
at ten cents. Bezular size 75 cents. For
sale by T C Smith. .
; New AdTertisements.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
.WHOLESALE
EETAIE
No. 1 Parks Building, East Tryon Street,
"Sir: o.
Now offers to the trade an;Wusually large and well selects
oiock oi uituiio, umiMiUAL(, MifiDllJlNES, PAINTS
OILS, DYE STUFFS and WINDOW GLASS. '
$650 Eose- We nave just received our Fall Stock, and with three stori
loaio uvc uu,: puyeioaf, ;u.MMwr. i X--t i n I VUw wooajnanos $175, nne wpll fill pH wa nr a tiaw nwmoi.-d a fill ,11 a.
we blush for our manhood:, and when ADQ A ATQ Rosewood Upright Pi- W r?epareo: to fill all Orders on short notice.
we remember that to Morton's 'adroit j800On
htanceuvering more than any other per- gans, 2
soin We we indebt6dyorf a fraudulent i7A
the President now . that, the, , hand of
Divine vengeance is Tjeing meted out
to him under thelaw "with what meas
ure ye mete, it shall be measured to
you again;'' when we read that the Pre
sident's lacbry m osal flood-gates are
opened under these 'circumstances we
blush for the policy-rso-called of that
President.
onymons Circular Write for explanation.
Battle racing. Pull particulars free. Ad
dress Daniel F. Beatty, Washington New
lersey. - : x ;. .. .:.:. .;-!'
TO HAVE GOOD HEALTir THE LIT
OR
Hayes at Morton's Bedside.
Thi
Senator Speaking Cheerfully and Mr.
Hayes Shedding Tears.
W LIVERS
i FOR DISEASES OF1
.UVERSTCMACH,
For Pamphlet address Dr.
TIB
route
S5S
HU"" 1 1
DHRRHEAVP
Believing that the trade of this country
will support the higher grades of Spices than
have heretofore been found outside of Euro
pean markets, we have perfected arrange
ments ior giving such goods to the public.
We shall endeavor to keep constantly in
stock selections from the choicest goods to
be found in any market. The above eoods
are bought in the original case, .and will be
sold at low prices. J. H. McADEN,
sept 12J Wholesale and Ketall Druggist.
GIGARS Twenty Thousand CIGARS
Beet Brands
For Wholesale and Bctail Trade
at
J. H. Mc ADEN'S
lrng Store.
GONSTmoWl
SICKHEAOACHE
rsUMMEBC
: BJUOUSflESa,
ADY8PEPSL
CLEARS THE I
Sanford, New York.
From the' Philadelphia Press 1
Kichmosd. Ind., Sept. 15. At the
moment of the President's arrival Mrs.
Morton, Gov. Burbank, the Senator's
brother-in-law, at whose house he is
lying, and Dr. Thompson," were in the
sick chamber conversing with Senator
Morton and reading to him. The Pre
sident and party, on arriving were
ushered into the parlor, whence, after a
few moments conversation, the Presi
dent alone was conducted to the sick
chamber of the great statesman. On
his entering the room Mrs. Morton
and Gov. Burbank retired, leaving the
two to converse in the presence of Dr.
Thompson, the physician; only. The
.President became immediately and
very visibly affected, and, advancing to
the bedside, took the Senator's hand
in his, and, addressing him in ' affec
ionate terms, stooped over and kissed
him upon the forehead, the tears at
the same time falling from-his eyes
upon the Senator s pillow. Senator
Morton responded, addressing the Pres
ident byname, and f expressing his
great gratification at meeting him.
The President then referred to Sen
ator Morton's condition, congratulating
him upon the fact that his severe ill
ness had but little effect upon his usu
al appearance of health, notwithstand
ing that he bad, during the past few
weeks, taken no solid food. The Sen
tor spoke cheerfully of his situation
and prospects, and said: "I feel to
day, for the first time since my Bick
ness, as though I were going to get
well. I believe I shall go to Congress
in December, where l snail take pleas
ure and pride in supporting you in
your good work for the good of the
tuuuuj.
(ft Of a week in your own town. Terms
$00 and $5 outfit free. H. HALLETT &
CO., Portland, Maine.
Q Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name,10
fiJV cts., postpaid. L. JONES & CO , Nas
sau, N.Y.
MOTHERS WHO DOSE THEIR DARL
INGS with drastic purgatives incur a fearful
responsibility. The gentle, moderate (yet
effective,) laxative, alterative, and anti-bil
lions operation of tabs ant's beltzkb apkb-
ixnt peculiarly adapts it to the disorders of
children.
ftET rrn OOA per day at home. Samples
6J worth $5 free. Stikson &
Co., Portland, Maine.
OIL OF SASSAFRAS,
Of prime quality, bought in any quantity,
for cash on delivery, free of brokerage,
commissions, or storage expenses, by
Dodge & Olcott,
importers and exporters of
DRUGS, ESSENTIAL 0ID3, Ac
88 William St., New York.
AlQa day at home.
$13 fit and terns
Augusta, Maine,
aug23
Agents wanted. Out-
free. TKUJS & UU.,
TT IsT D IE 1R,
And in daily operation over 37 years.
15,000$
FOR
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16 and 27, 1877
KENTUCKY
STATE ALLOTMENT
OF v
$67,925 IN PRIZES!
l Prize of 15,000
1 Prize of 8,000
1 Prize of 5,000
1 Prize of 2.500
1 Prize of 2,500
1889 Other Prizes amounting to 44,925
of the! Plevna - wo
to
. ... . .. . . . lnw.,A-' Attfl if nt )klk I.Ann.. P
- ZnZZ mr ment olteacbers. .We only throw out all kinds and the prospects for a good
.ffiolufcajjital conae- toe.-Miggestiopsn. a igeceral'way, price, it does not, verily are we at a
quence. - The Grmca redoubt, which trusting that they may attract the at- irtaa frt unnm r v
was the priricrpaloiie taken, iahd at'an
tention i of .the 'gentlemen composing
and create an interest
finnrmnna nat nfiiAi tn. -TJoST r the committees,
fchiltKirr.i.U itjsUi a!'..,' nay result an improvement m
remedy for pur business affections.
tively flmaik'r .TW remainder of
works t)f hictf m Vas tne4tron
compara-i
the
gest
iixe educational system of the State'.
AYxhejstateof ortn Carolina owes
every child within her borders ah edu
; In the RaleigH -JRegisier of the 14th
inst., Qen Eufus Barringer, of this city,
an acknowledged ltenublican. nub
.'..lfoioStybavVy-etHobe'' wHpn. and Until she affords to each of lianeB a. long -letter,, from which we
ferenceis strong that they cannot now main, their debtpi'.iMtlW the sacred f'The Southern people have had be-
be taken by assault, x from the state- duty, then, ol those of us who are now fore them a hard a painful and an
it ment madeby ,the ' correspondent of on the stage of action, to do all 4n our untried experimenta sad and sorrow-
.: the Times that althoueh: "one ' of the power to pay that debt, and to afford M lxAy- They may not haye acted,
h A TAt Kfta a-X-Vs.-M An FfKtm I WlHH v in n. inwiHCf T.rxa Tl rn.Ofl rflffl tA
partially corns tion wn;ch OUT .meana and iude-ment drae.them into a, gigantic civil war unV
- . I . i . ' mn
aer iae ueiusion oi vpeaceaDie seces
sion ;Tand ' they-may have made a
redeuhtslfirst captured
ft? liJ&fW- wil1 have can command. No smallahare of this
J to Ce'resorted td'as a 'means of reach- responsibility falls upon the shoulders
-iagT5et&tSZ?ZlS ?Mhe district coramitteesr and ifjwe
dfenatch U xmnhasSIs thk remark feSiJMW
changes thtl whole affair and converts this article has been fully accomplish
a bloody repuise inw nnai and e ne?-iv yfi
fiuhseouent attacks must be bvsan and "THE REVIVAL OF
JniUreniw foril&e last mrveswere jenVM li'l
-Av acedvoalthe Kosila'side."' cThe end, T HTh prisl of , thfr country
. -
.BUSINESS.
ge.pejfally.is
Hherefwei not 5 etbt ieiege'$vdrk;j aa PtWtWg&ffr&tvmM-tW&e
fatal blunder in resisting nesro suffrage
and other results of the war to the bit
ter end. But it was all in keeping with'
their theory of government and; of
dutyr Manfully did they make their
sacrifices to their God war, and nobly
did they " vindicate their xlaims to
consistency and honor. The; Presi
dent nas done well to trust such a peo
pie , and .' his liberal sentiments and
generous treatment of our great Con
ieaerate cavalryman nave touched a
The conversation then again turned S T& T E M A N A R F fll F NT
.1 1 r . 1 " 1 - " - .....a.aia..-aa
upon me condition 01 me country ;
but Pr. Thompson in teriered, saying
that a longer interview might be in
jurious to his patient. President
Hayes was much affected on ' partiog
with the Senator. The choking sobs well
ed up in his throat and the tears again
came to his eyes, lie grasped the
Senator's hand, pressed 4t tightly be
tween his own, and after vainly trying
to repress his emotions sufficiently to
allow him to express his 'feelings,
stooped and again lcissed him on the
forehead, and with choking utterances
bade him adieu, leaving the room sob
bing audibly, senator Morton was
considerably affected, but bore up with
remarkable fortitude.
at - ra. - . -. ,
lienerai Benjamin uutier was
also granted a brief interview, express
ing to the Senator his gratification
that bis condition was so favorable
The general expression regarding the
Senator's appearance was one of sur-
prise mat ms Bemi-uiness anu aDSii
nence from solid food had reduced him
in flesh or strength so little. '
There is however, something myster
ious regarding bis condition, and there
is no doubt that it is really more serious
than has been represented. His
family and physicians have constantly
8 aid every day that he was better than
yesterday, and that he was cheerful,
yet his physicians admit tnat ne is
now scarcely able to sit up at all, and
also that he has been until now des
pondent. without hope of recovery
tie has now no use wnatever.or his left
arm and none of his legs. His right
arm still retains its strength. H13 face,
which was at nrst badly distorted,
owing to the fact that " one side was
partly anected, has not yet altogether
recovered its old cast, though there is
a very great improvement, He feeds
nimseil at times, hold a a paper in nis
hand, and reads and seems ; entirely
himself mentally ; a still, .there is a
settled belief among the people .here
who have watched his case wnat he
will never sufficiently recover to visit
Washington, perhaps not even to leave
the 1 bouse, rc They distressing pains,
evidence : that his troublesome disease
is still working , up toward the brain.
continue occasionally, though not so
severe. Prom present indications I
conclude that his death at any time
would not be a surprise, j -; I
1 r.nnrn mm HDD rotnvorl tho rrnoheri
jthse PrencauElisli fpundjn wejka,nd:thw is hopes of milliohs and aroused aspira
Cnmea is emphatic tions for the national peace;, and unity
and befcP that will neversdie: or decay. They
f Mehemet Ali olf mlotemaygive pPf;i whole Country ''appointments that re
- - 1- 4 af 9 S - - -- i 1
Mn,. .nrA ffiin-taoiiffK? tfvrlr. aanonr,iax;utjitnan:4nereioiore.. ,;jjie
-V rr to Jceep:; Mtact their j communication n?WflWf mvxcwvvi
' nnt..: j..; ' ..u, readr. upon us.,;It,,would,.seem: fit
1 a '-' . t Bay Of OB Ik tliv picscuv uj B w out lava
A. . nlpnanht and riot' were the 'darkest hour! in
ffillsboro Recorder '.
Ieterromhai
nt to be made." Our Southern peo
pie heretofore "have been sorely tried
rmt m all their resistance and remon
strances, they have not so much com'
plained of mere military rule,'- when
there was tho least necessity for it, por
Ta TTill vtnfnrma no fVtatlil.. .V.A-n:r. Vi?tMv: nffViTaA rtiiYi I ' 'tYiavrO" r.arraJr,arrrrara' nrVlfln ' thfiV
Saturday mowing - nere weyertrvv and thatV they had immediately came wun nonest nearw
1-1 Tinii mi miiii i.iii ri.vnu nriir. i r . .' i ifeiLjmiitin- iii-V M.iiii.i,i. iifiir " . uw
presentthree hundred and thirty-eight
etudents, or. whom sixty-three were
newies,".and several mora: of the old
"ones were expect ecL. -
I . -. s3 . 1.1-. .l -L -Z-..mmrtn llw, .
preceeded the dawn of 'better days.' " Q KnUZrmeoi the
Year after vearever since "the panic,, I Yankee : earnet-bagger. such as- free
theStSaonleiof this country have been schools, A township system. : county
Total, $67,925
Whole Tickets, $1.00: 50 Whole Tikete
ror $40 ; lou xxcaets, av.
Chartered for Educational Institutions.
Under Charter no postponement can ever
occur. All prizes paid in full. Official list
of drawn numbers published inN-Y, Herald,
N. Y. Sun', and Louisville Courier-Journal.
Circulars containing full particulars free.
Address SIMMONS & DICKINSON'.
Manager's Office, 72 3d St., Louisyille, Ky.
58 Similar Allotments on the 15th and
last days of every month during the year.
sept 7 d&w-lm
Fashionable Dressmaking
DURABILITY aod Fit guaranteed, pat
terns cut to measure, and millinery or
ders executed with taste, The latest styles
of dress and other patterns always on hand.
MRS EPASSAILLAIHUK,
Room next to Van NesV Gallery.
sept6 tf -
Consignments of Apples
WANTED
-by-
J.C.BEDELL.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealer in
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUIT8,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
application.
U'.,..
Stencil plates sent on
Prompt returns guaranteed.
Reference Andrew fcimonds, Esq , Presi
dent First National Rank, Charleston, 8. C.
eptl5 3t ,
,' That Disease breeds Disease V
Is a notorious fact. It is therefore . of vital !
importance to check maladies ln.thei. birth, i
ere they have a chance to develop other and
more dangerous disorders. As a means of
checking complaints which, if alio wed io
proceed, nnally disorder the entire system,
tf ostetter's. Stomach Bitters is a medicine
the use of : which cannot be .too strongly
urged upon;the sick and feeble. .The physi
cal functions are regulated by it, it insures
the acguisition of vigor by the .debilitated.
and it substitutes a' Gheerful; condition of
mind for gloom and despondency. Dys
pepsia, constipation, liver complaint, and
kidney and bladder; troubles viald tn it
remedial inflaenee; H counteracts a tenden
cy to eoat rneumatism. and lnvieoratna thA
neryes. , Moreover, it is derived from purely
botanical sources, and; in this, as in' every
other ' respect, is; superior "to .the mineral
remedies oi tne pnarmacopcela. --s
Jusi Received. .
A ' lot of beautiful linen Commercial Note
i-aper, wmon win oe printed m neat
and creditable style. This is something new
ior vnarione. u or -iurcner parucuiars call
on us at our r" iajuin iixmu KOOMT
' Bepn ti -k j'u - - . w - u
First Bale of Cotton
AND more to follow, -can be ginned and
XL bagging and ties obtained by payment
Ih seed cotton at the City Mills.
Our popular bUKUAM fjaiuk and
MEAL,' as well as food for Horses.
Cows: Pies and Chickens, exchanged for all
kinds of grain, and for cash. . Highest mar
ket price paid for grain. -
septl3 15t '
A'
sept 7
NEW SUPPLY of
PAINT PENCILS,
20 cents.
TIDDY & BRO.
T ADIES PEARL CA.RD CASES, 1
hJ , ; ; - TIDDY & BRO.
'JBabylahd
97
PAINTS amd OILS.
JUST RECEIVED -2
Tona. WB ITE LEAD.
1. Ton. Fire-Proof PAINT,
2 Tons Assorted Colon,
10 Barrels Raw and Boiled LT.seed OIL
5 Barrels Spirits Turpentine,
8 Barrels Varnish,
10 Barrels Lubricating Oil.
J. H. McADEN.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
GO TO
H. T. BUTLER
For the Popular
sept 2 t
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
INTENDING- TO REMOVE MY STORE FROM ITS PRESENT LOCATION ON
Tryon street, on the 15th of September; to the commodious and desirable stand on
Trade Street, under the Central Hotel, next door to
- Wilson & Burwell's Drug Store,
until that date I will offer splendid bargains of my stock now on hands. At that date
I propose to open the best stock of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
which has ever been offered in Charlotte, and at prices wbicn will assuredly DEFY ALL
COMPETITION.
ang23
MRS. P. QUERY.
T ARGEST PROFIT YET. Specimen cop-
XX les free. - jror an Agency Bend to i
. : . j,,!, D. J-OTHRQP & CO..
feb25 - , " Boston.'
Wanted.
COW PEAS IN UNLIMITED QUANTI
ties, at
WITTKOWSKY dRINTEL'S.
WILSON A BURWELL
WHOLESALE KIT AIL
DRUGGISTS,
Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.
Cash paid for Empty Kerosene Barrels.
THE SOUTHERN CIGAR MANUFACTORY,
O H j. Xj O T0? E3, c-
Is the place to buy good home manufactured Cigars for the
. . rm n i ..'. i li.: .
least money, xne iouowing . Dranas are specialties .
THE GOLDEN EAGLE Warranted to be thadeof as good Tobacco, as can be pur
chased anywhere, and equal to any 10 cent cigar 8outb. for 5 cents cash.
THIS KllfiN A YltJrUKl A Havana ttiled seven ror zd cents.
THE REFRESHER Havana filled eight for 25 cents.
THE INDIAN PRINCESS Large Cigar, Havana tipped, seven for 25 cents
I will also sell twelve Cigars for 25 cents, as good as any 5 cent cigar.
My motto is, ' Quick Sales and Small Profits." Cash for al. Goods on delivery.
Orders promptly filled. ; . sept; 9 . , J. W. BUBBARD. Proprietor.
BRAMHALL& CO.,
GENERAL SOOTHERS IASD AGENTS
Will shortly '
Publish a large edition of their
SOUTHERN GUIDE AND CATALOGUE.
For general distribution in all parts or the
United States and Great Britain.' All per
sons having Real Estate for sale will find It
greatly to their advantages to use this valua
ble medium.
: A limited number of advertisements will
be received- Address
BRAMHALL & CO.,
. t No 607 Seventh St., Washington, D. C,
-1 f ' prl5 dwtf .-' v'j , -
- : IndeUlDle"TaUets ;v :
A new and good article for Marking
Clothes, ,... 35 cents each. -sept
7 ; 4 TIDDY, s BRO..
Watches ! Jewelry,
VERY LOW AT
Hales & Farrior's.
WX HAYS A
jL&.iG S't OCKj
AND WILL NOT BE Vl-RSOLD-.
All work In the line neatly done
and Warranted.
' jan28 1 ' ,