confessions add value and strength to L TELEGRAPHIC NEIYS.
the testimony apd thtte jmo be
electee va,xxe puewni
r ir. TT...A
EASTER?! ffmPUfUTinS.
rl m I ' -w t w - m- m waists
himself can ITo Catting Tet of the Gordlan Knot and
no longer entertain any
: i
doubt on the
Thetraxuamjuyaj;
gerous ana wormiess literature uu .
findsuts ray tnjojthe handsiftnd bfarts
th
CHAS. E. JONES,
Editor and Proprietor.
"Free from
the better disposed press of the coun
try. The dangerous stuff alluded t?
m the doting leraples that fetter our . ' " comniatalerMnhief of t
1 4M ! ktheraenalpnblicaiioni designed chief h-oothonhe Danube.
THE FLORIDA VILLAINY.
T.-.J.nm.i it in "nrn'iftviiTa n a ripp.n tiuu- I
IIUUKB iuvuui v " " c
lished, and justifies all the charges of
fraud an,4 chicanery which, . have, been
broucht against the Bepublicah lead
ers in connection with the counting of
iha eW.tnral vote of Florida. We
the Situation Practically Unchanged
The Turkish lrmy Keorfanlzlns
mUfary Knthtt8lasmIn England
Servian Dlstarbances Bosslans Vj
Ids of TvDhiis.
London, April 27.-Ex-Sultan Murad
has been fully restored to health and
is closely gnardedx- ' H'
uTne aumdasra. Jaris dispatch" says :
'Ofiacial information has reached here
thatOenlTddleben-has been .appointed
aun'mahderuischief iof the.. Russian
iThalStcmdard's Borne correspondent
siveKtha names ot fourl: American vesv
sels "which he says have been . charter
ed by Kussian engineers who; were in
Borne, as follows :i Dharlestown. Free
dom, Hawk and ttimrocfc. ' No Amen
can vessels of these names engaged in
thehipping trade in the- Levant can
be discovered.
A St Petersburg correspondent says.
mis not yet known whether the lint
extracts win convey an xuea ui iws
ly for the young. A look through the
tables of any news stands will show the j
trflMsbfrjttuTte tor less
ceiyibexalltd-CBuad the ex
tent of the trade therein earned on,
As bearing on this question we encoun
ter in the' . Greenville?! SI' V., News, of
Friday, the following item copied with
out credit in its news department :
r iTbe'calentlj of cTimeirNoprthiCar-1 iah government will accept the new
jp&na h'tA adiled ti in! Forsyth iiolinty formula, vis : , that the congress shall
oy Julias vrews, an mieiiigeut jumu, i oonsiaer tne ireauea oi xooo ana is1
thirteen vears old. lie lives in miq-1 in. relation to the treaty of San Stefano.
dletown township. Sunday he was play-1 The British cabinet does not insist on
lngmHth a: crowd of boys or nis own i any particular form of words, but mere-
age, when he suddenly leit tnem anq i ij demands t bat Uuesia should in some
went to his father s nouse near oy. up i way tormaJiy recognize the supremacy
secured a Colt s revolver, and oeiore of JShrope relative to the Eastern ques
a1
ji'.
ew
general character. McLin says :
"If the board had acted in accord
ance with the decision bf the Supreme
Court of the State; defining the powers
and duties of the board in reference to
. f & r r. . , A .i L I V.;lsnia-i;-.i Alarmrh-roA Vlia oriBfinP.fi I finn ThrffmlV, ia that ha tunnninno
tkaoa ia nAKAIlOariAlll i AI I inn, rare mai I UV WW umufWUB I -. auw wu vuo vuouaBi.wua
rMr:OT.KrnTit!fla import
the vote of Florida," shot Charles Crews, his cousin, a boy I tant matters. One issue out of the pre-
Further on fifae? OMto mWZZJZWS
tails, and uses this language : 1 horrible is the fact that they had had rest a Euronean insiead of a sneoifical.
"Excludine the return from Baker no Drevious. difficulty and had always lv Kuisian charafcter: another consists
county, which was counted, and .which beep the best of friends. Hia parentB in what 3 called the. principle of
I have since learned iromme parues i say he had no canse whatever lo snoot I equivalents or conpensatiOnf to the
who made it was a falsely manufactur- the boy. He had been reading dime I powers for Bussia's acquisitions. The
ed return, and including the true re novels, and had a craving to go to sea. flatter solution is the one which Bus-
turn, which corresponded with the Both vouths were of the highest r-e-If iaidesires. while Great Britain seems
m$WQ.pm oMhM fwy, f&m spectabiUtyl U 6ttj3gl Crelrt Hief on- strongly resolved to insist upon the
certauiiy uavo giveu mo ovo iu iui i aay evening aner nomuie auuenug. : iiormer.
Tilden. Archer precinct, No z, Ala- Th:,. n.npTen.o mnv nnt h nroner-l ;.:The Times commentine upon the
chua county, was included in tne m .a avo oaan . . -5kr above dispatch says : "It is the par
count. , The. fraud, commitwd mtnisiy I. 17 Tltition of Turkey that 'Bussia desires.
precinct was1 not shown to the board in any oi our worm Carolina pape, ow it wa8 no partiti0n she desired at
by the Democratic lawyers, aitnougn a but we have no doubt that it was an the time of the Crimean war. Against
contest, wwnade iand, much attention actual occurrence, wherever the Bcehe, such a policy we contended then and
giveh to this precinct V but J nave" re- di . . . . crime, are contending now." Beferring to
cently learned vfroiihe BepnbHeah W 9 fia 8ucn crimes the Italian proposition that England
leader of that county that after the re- traceable to the same cause, are fre- 8Utes her views, the mw says: "It
turns had been brought to liamesviiie, quently chronicled in the newspapers, limuid be futile and inconsistent with
uiqwUUi.j ow . mere are issued in new i orK no less i our posiuon to propose any scneme un
BUSIXESS FAHUEES.
Bev A O Vanderwater. of Pank. . 111.
has filed a voluntary petition in bank
rupwjy ; iiauiuues, 'over t w,uw , o
sets.su. -rl
Perry Prentiss, a lawyer of Cleveland.
O, has failed for $144,000; assets, $60.
000. - . - v '
QThe creditors, of Nathan - Matthews,
of Boston, who " in 1870 was worth
from six to seven, millions of dollars.
have petitioned him into bankruptcy.
Matthews has been an extensive speco?
lator in real, estate... and hia failure is
principally due to the enormous shrink
acre in that class of property dunne
the last few years: ' 1
In Chicago petitions in bankruptcy
have been filed bv Beldeh F Culver,
real estate dealer ; secured debts, $63,
000 ;' unsecured, $126,000 ; assets, $18,-
ooo:; By Samuel J Walker, real estate
dealer and capitalist : liabilities, over
two and a quarter millions ; estimated
assets, four millions. By Douglas 8
Taylor, real estate dealer ; secured
debts, $226,000; unsecured, $34,000 ;
accommodation paper, $11,000 ; no
assets.
A dispatch from Providence, B I,
says that' th e Supreme Court of that
State has eranted a temporary miunc-
A? 1 n e V 1
won on- tne irarceeo savings ranr, oi
Burrillville, B I. The unusual activity
at all the savings banks in Providence,
Jesterday, induced the Union and
ackson institutions to enforce the
notice provided by the charter.
THE YATlCiir AKD THE POWERS.
Hope of a Compromise with Prussia I
Negotiations with Switzerland Fall
ing Through, ' ' '
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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Bomb, April 27. Negotiations for
the resumption of relations between
the Vatican and the Swiss government
haye nearly fallen through in conse
quence of the opposition of the exiled
bishops of Basle and Geneva.
London, April 27. A Times' dispatch
from Berlin says that there is a pros
pect of a compromise between the Vat-1 LADIES'
lean ana rruusia. xne v aucan uas in
structed its ecclesiastics in Prussia to
be moderate in their language.
BOOTS AND SHOES
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
We are now receiving our : 1 J
SPRING STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES
Which we will sell at lower prieesthan the
same Goods have ever before been sold in
this market. Oar facilities for buying
Boots and Shoes cheap, are. not equalled by
any firm in North Carolina, and we have
Marked Down the Price of
EVERT SHOE IN OUR HOUSE.
We can afford and intend to sell Boots
and Shoes cheaper than they can be bought
elsewhere, not excepting any house or
place.
) 8 S 1
jg v ''Sili I '9
From our Large Stock
several hundred pairs of
we haye selected
j ? ' . , t. 1 tvLlLl! llnAnilinff tK'avn fff Kmo anil vrlvld vninl
Hail rv;iinn h-ti.iih.i mix i smMVJti nr.in w uiyo tuiufjiu!
weHBtuflfedlnKrthe ballot bdx at pTe-1 arefea6h said to clrcnlate-trriOn an av-
til the mam principle of European con-
l L. i.j & u : v.
A lad !
I no scheme could acquire yalidity or
sanction. .
Prince Gortschakoff is decidedly bet
ter.- '
Thft TinLej? Vienna. rjirreRnnnHp.nt
- --- - j- , - tuc UUUVU1HCO 11 HI UlUkUBl
box. I had seen Joseph Bowes, find much heart for the preparation of f, withdrawal fijom Constantinople by
of theinspectojsaveiicketeB hfe schdorsludies, secular or reUgious. arHtraiion' or by international corns
to them a few days before the elec- m, . . ? , Itn doSnnnri iha ennt ThJa ao.ara
i uuwever, j uave oeen aroppeu as un
80 nraiticable.
moral- IThe Tnrkish ajiny, according to trust-
t on I ia lOAHnv aAAAIfTifa ia hninrv tmnfilw
in a certain nrecmct at which Mr J . .. . . .. .. I s'j j : : i r. 51 j
-cmctm9Utyfamaotaftppear.Jerage 40,000 copies -weekly,
tiorfnmr Tf JhB hparthaUhese ?e8&A0n! ?WfV 3?f 2? '
reTe3alsibJlotr Subleqhent (Sonfes- ""' fs A lu rI1,TJr't"rE,,u" i i"
rsioa s&owsaat nhey wore stahedjuato ay my wun
the box. I had seen Joseph Bowes,
one
liar to tnem a tew days b(
counted. No charge
'tiieMlloUi
was made as to
And while this
within thft wihdrA.wal ntiAstmn. u t.hA
19 imp P99A niinnu. iil:a : i n j
iulhiaifecftbeforeiEb shnV exert I tn'nlerTcro Uatnf In nermit t.Via i-ofn rr nf
,Aa. m 1 . . ' . " ; I ----t,- - - .r r v, "
f'f&itheiRinflenoioi-tap4te general the liJiglish and, Kussians, if they will
it sida toTthi Afthlr.re dIt ill tH t ET?Jl?U
turn.andthe 4 votesUtofledp Wears
5.teL illTtf i1? Je? andold 1 tan and take the chance of his carrying
the UemocratK? eietM-'precrrfcte.
J LoTfeaithr&fa&tTi3W the
I'ffaadalent
r which, were excluded. for irreeulatity
dillealiry; cohtfary to the deeisionl
of the 8upreme Court, been retained
- J . tr. rr:U u i .
!thfire;ixsfltible.tibat(Hr. Tilden
-was enUUea.tof rtha ,elctoral. ,yoie jof
A'AVUIUJ, MJU UUH AULA XUICOi
It Is mtere8ting4cVKri6w 'what? is
-1, ith'otlitt ia ashingtdntirjf theto de
velopments. We h therefore extract
from the Washington correspondence
ofthUgoregn; fJ3QtfA
.K;id3n.?AWe fluarters .there aflan, ev
ident attempt to belittle the value of
the alleged -confession - of McLin, on
the ground1 thai- his character entitled
him to rib sort of confidence.'' Not much"
c if is uej can; be Said in favor T of : Mo !
Lin's character 'for'hdhesty and verac-'1
iiy, oui ine irienas oi tne irresident
who were denouncing bun to-day; ap
parently have forgotten that McLin
stood so high with the President that
. ne was twcejopmwatodoj,4mpotan
tion if he had not been rejected by the
Senator Jones, of Florida, saM to-day
that he had been enul Jklgaint
all the facts purporting tdHbl fief forth
in the confession, and that he had no
II &38"Sl $"s scare.
i
carrying
it out.
ine rorte conunnes obdurate con
cerning the evacuation of Shumla and
The,' 1?hnhlWh Vmrl i ia . limnihir Vama.
' i 3-tr , xrjiiT-i irrt . , " i fm. r j j .l .
A. ij i xuu jjuuuuu currcspuuuenb 01 me
rdtan, in a dispatch to
H(4Mranthiiiiiin.
presented 'to tnCTess' andiJthe. lew was manifested in military circles here
IT'iMke "has 1 &fcV .fxi s ol to-night on its becoming pown that
uHrHsaA-L.M Ji5,wrtirf-iu 4 me wnoie oi tne siaa ana commission
that fjooch bteal was attt; before o- reCeived stringent orders from the war
yvQu x wuitwHjr jFi. ty uanuu. omce uoia (nemseires in complete
Notwithstanding thejjgrosa exaggera- readiness for immediate service. In
addition to this general order it was
mx. ii fa i -L stated that all the principal officers had
,kyfJiggegreabulk of these claims important secret instructions
are presented by"'loyal" men of the for certain contingencies"
South who were all alons the enemies The central news agency of London
nf thn Hnnfnlonmr i hairier I announces tnat it IS informed tOat OT-
" j , x B . , , t, , . .
m'ao in lh Wh WW. ino Taia- .a-v lwi "
r i , .w monitt rnrmolinn t a oannnrl avm
ciatic party by;the rinenious!; misrep- corps and the raising of battalions of
resentation of the facts in the case Dn I that corps to a war establishment.
the part of reckless and untruthful
party leaders. The bladder, however,
i i . t i
is aoout to oe punctured in manner
and formaa,here stated bv the Wash-
ingtojh JPoti, Hfhiclrouble-leads the
JWWnppe I pn tina I moft I MBpottant telegraphs t "Out of six thousand fiqs-
speeches of the session, which will sians here forty or fifty die daily M ot-
Urine mrstihA fact that the bills Intro- dinary ana spotted .typnus. -ax Ad.
W&Sltf. Forty-fifth Comrress y SfSSS Ztt ? 18
Northern Representatives to appropri- 'The St Petersburg Correspondent Of
Ine about the confessions. Whe
formedna?fbis confess?!? iwasrdyi
-htag to -wrth it,-as wonldHbe-f
said that he had bought it. He had
alwitifcrieWm't lheTrAtyrrltidT
would be easy to prove them. 4j; ()
very many members of Uongress, of
nparues,ppeared to
a at 04h3lty EthM": nSr 1 ertlt
it every fetffcf&hlB;
eatbidkChkr anlWtilt
' !L 1 1 . t . w . '
waa pcwwiDie wnicn , couia anect rresi
dent Hayes s possession of his office.
Mr Knott, ' chairman of the House
Judiciary committee, expressed the
opinion that the disclosures eaU.
the most searching imUsUg&fidi
he did not doubt for a moment that
the investigation would be held. Mr
Knott said he could not express any
opinion as to th e Kimmel bill, but
r
1 ft ' M
WW
Ihere
P9
i j
e auu bmw JLuvr memoers oir tne I w
orrifnitfee avore Weved'J before bH
which found its wa'tOintoooTe
ners yesterday," isn't , dust in the bal
ance compared 1 with some terrible af
fidavits which he has made, and which
are now in the hands of Democratic
members of Congress. They will be
made the basis of a demand for an in-
" 'Mi HaVesM breed ' tovrt3j6yhW frblio'
. But after all there , is nothing very
" new in all cf these developments. ; TJie
Democratio managers proposed, to
t rote tbvc- tlirzs that thc- rttarr
'tlectoral corainission would consent to
tobcMnd th3 returns. Of course these
following edl tonal item
Mr Money, of Mississippi, has pre-
A special dispatch to the ITtmeafrom
Belgrade says : . "Disturbances have
broken out at Nisch and Pirol between
the inhabitants and Servian authorities
in consequence Of the Russian sum
mons for recruits. A famine is raging
at Verama, caused by military reqtusi
; aggregate
$1,600,000, or about eight times as much
Confederate
ate money and pay .claims of. various I the Imef saysr J "I observe that the
the , enormolxs W k,f
uic Duron uuuiuuo nuuu xcwcliwijt
purred in St Petersburg and Moscow.
Some organs seems to regard them as
symptema of a -dangerous revolution
ary movement. 1 In reality they have
such sighmcance: There is not the1 no
BWAiearqangeroj me pupjic iranquui-
ty beiog senousiy disturbed. Any dan
ger,of that &SxA mil first , appear,' - if it
appears at all when-prices rise And
tintf iyt Southeriji
imsr "feo it seepas
claims
from the North instead of the SouthX'
leaving
Pathetic Note Behind.
;-4 - H.' . I mU
Indianapolis, Ind, April 27. Janlei
e, f&hfer Jbf ttt Eaff rnT JTltronal
Ma Lyons : I am financially disgrac
ed and ruined. Wall street did it. ( I
know not, and no one cares, whither
Igol God save my wife and child.
iSigped), Jis BaineJ.;-
Hui4a fortune of his own, and is
supposed to have been speculating in
Wall street. It remains to be seen ii
At 1 1 Jv 7C
tne pan&'s money nas been used, un
Ittaatifrtr is increased;"- Hnv?
opening the
ousapd. do
ere TO
safe some two hundred
s in money and bonds:
bill paiaDdTeittoviiig th jpoUticaldisa.
sourl.. . ,-. .'. , v-
enifedlto fappriatiri:Tb41lr i p
propriating $4,772,000, passed.
ine nouse men went mio cominiw
tee of the Whole on the legislatiye, ex
ecutive and judicial appopriation bill
wiinoui aciiou
flir.nictei iyoStoifJ
&sAitTno delegatio J of
Southern Congressmen, consisting 6
Senators Gordon, Morgan and Jooles,
and Eepresentatives uarnsie, iins,
vA.t.. Whittehorne. Clark, Hooken
Young, Money and; Goode, who wTre
invite 1 to visit this city : by the uoston
Cocjnercial Club, arrived to-day and
were escortea o iaeu uuwi vj
mittee of the organization.
t4a 'd Ji
7 fi?
t'1i-i tf t.
-rOTOiS
iigtrrie'Jof theDpperatfves
'i 3 C0U1B1I1BS..3-
it is
MISSES' AND
SHOES,
CHILDREN'S
Tlsltors Arriving In Paris.
Pabis, April 27. A hundred thous
and foreigners have already reached
here to witness the ceremony of open
ing the exhibition on Wednesday next,
May 1st. Tne prices of living nave
advanced but not to the extent feared.
Which we offer at Retail at the extremely
j low price of
15 Cents per Pair.
Alternately Shaken and Scorched
By the paroxysms of chills and fever, the
wretched sufferer for whom quinine has
been prescribed essays in vain to extermin
ate the dreadful disease with that hurtful
palliative, which at beet only mitigates the
'violence of the fits, and eventually proves
highly injurious to the system. In order to
effect a thorough enre of malarial fever,
whether intermittent or remittent, or to
render the system impregnable to Its attacks,
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters should be used
daily. That this medicine is a searching
eradicant of diseases generated by miasma.
and a reliable safeguard against them, is a
fact so widely recognized in this and other
countries that to adduce evidence in support
of it is unnecessary, but wereit either es
sential or desirable to do so, it may well be
supposed that from the testimony corrobo
rative of lis claims, which has been accu
mulating daring the hut twenty-five years
and over, sufficient proofs might be gather
ed to convince the most inveterate skeptic.
Many o them cheap a double that price.
Please call and see our Low Prices.
.. SMITH & FORBES,
CHARL&PIE, h- &
mchl? V-..A a-. ;r noi.''T
MACHINE AND IRONWORKS.:
Metropolitan Worts,
Metiers, Metiers, M ethers.
Don'tfail to procure Mrs Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup lor all diseases of teething in child
ren. It relieves the child from pain, cures
wind colio, regulates the bowels, and, by
giving relief and health to the child, gives
rest to the mother.
Canal
Seventh
FINANCIAL HT1D GOMMEBCUl
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
APRIL ST, 1818.
'"W6srmt brfl ''27.-Alth6ugh
stated that the strike of the operatives'
at Presten is ended, that appears to be
thfjcist plyrjar4 as jtheopratiy
spinners re cn3cerEdyThe0aver8',
wti3rrrttna;ritrj)ers are sti standing
out, ana tnere seems to do no iiaeu
hood of a settlement at present. 'l
i Thd&'ms ' represented! at the spin
n'pf rnWtln at WKaSn!' fbttrAlil
liwVftiOpl&.'-Themeet
thaeachjemploycr must follow: his
own ooursei in regard to redaction pf
rl bpahks tbom the wibes. ;
MfiMn- of State,
Evarttvis aead.;j a .:. u a t f
: JSight ' thousand Spanish soldiers go
trr5at)a-fartbe autumn.'- :. i
"Henri Eochefoft' thefacftotiaPAOch
man, has married Miss Strebingf, a
Bwialadv" ''l i; ' !-
?A5rotJni, foi about $l50;00d
on juagments.; obtained for the govern
raenL; were i levied ' yesterday. ,Hby the
"1 United States Marshal upon the tobac
co1 and other stock Of Christian Aiiii
lehthali'at his tobaccb factory itr BarT
teet;;New;Toryy:r.,:; ; v;
ond fiunorsThe New Erie President.
Clark, 'HookerifT JkjJtA
on tneBiree mat uw aujicfcjr y
Treasury is about to call in ten'nnu
lions of.the5-2CT bonds. .l
' H J Jewett has been elected president
of the Erie Railway.
PBODlJCfB. .
Mew York Flour has a good export and
fair home trade demand, 5 00&S 60 for com
mon to fair extra. Southern flour & 65a7 SO,
good to choice ditto. Wheat la2c better,
closing rather quiet. Corn opened a shade
stronger and closed quiet,' the advance lost,
50a53 for ungraded western mixed. Oats ac
tive. Pork easier at 9 76al0 00. Lard steady.
Coffee quiet and Btead y. Sugar quiet. Rice
r" st' and firm. Molasses quiet. Freight
ClncInnsU Flour steady and in fair de
mand. Wheat in -good demand, red 1 20a
1 23. Corn quiet and steady. Oats dull and
unchanged. Eye nominal. Barley in fair de
mand, prime fall 4 50. Pork quiet and un
changed. Lard nominally unchanged. Bulk
meats quiet and fiim j Sf , SI and 6 for shoul
ders, clear rib and clear sides.. Bacon' quiet
and steady, 4 25, 5 40 and 5 50 tor shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides Whiskey quiet at
1 02. JSotter steady.,. Sugar and hogs quiet
and unchanged, receipts. 1,270, shipments
900, ; - ' f
COTTOH 7. - -
NoaFotr Quiet; middling, iOJc; net re
ceipts, 871; sales, 403expatta coastwise, 776.
WiucraGTOH-UnchaDgedi "middlings, Sib;
net receipts, U; exports coastwise, 25S. ' ! '
Philadelphia Quiet; middlings. 10o;
gross receipts, 477; sales, 480; spinners, 363;
exports to Great Britain; 205; coastwise, 79.
AcaTOri Quiet; middlings, 9Jal0c: 're-
ceiDts. 61: shipments, blank: sales. 684 -
net receipts, 278; sales. 200; exports to Great
Britain, 20; to the conUnenUlOv . . -. ,
Ksrw c YobkDuU i middling 'uplatfds,
101c: middflhar Orleans. 102c: sales. 52ft con
solidated net receipts. 6.519: "export to
Great Britain: 7.S79i to the continenti 790.
v ; UvxapooL loonDull and easier: mid-
.dling uplands-51, middling Orleans Ct, sales
5,000. specolauons and exports puu, receipts
15.500, Ameranw?00. FutASeners at
1-32 decline; uplands, low middling clause,
April delivery 6 13-16a25-32, April and May
5 13-16, May and Juhe 5 lS-iepJqne and J uly
5 27-32; July and Augusts 29-32, August and
a , . I m mm 4 ' ' . .... ... ' -
eeptemoer o 10-10.1 : --
Street, from Sixth to
RICHMOND, VA,
ENGINES, portable and statioi
MILLS. GRIST-MILLS, BOILS
1NGS of BRASS and IRON, , FORGINGS
Ac MACHINERY for Gold and Coal
Mines. Blast Furnaces. Ac
We call special attention to our IMPROV
ED PORTABLB ENGINES, fox agricnlt ural
and other purposes. Aim, to our new atylea
BMALL LOCOMOTIVES for hauling lum
ber, and other articles upon tramways and
narrow gauge railways. .
The best Planters regard our GINNING
IGLNEo superior to aay infuse, send far
! illustrated Catalogue free. j Other tMnffl
being equal encourge uoutnern insutuuons
Repair work solicited and promptly dons
Bnarang, ruueys, sc, ior win nouses.
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may 15 daw lr
TBE (inilfim (IGAB BIARIFAITOBY
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Is 'the' plaw to buy )good' hbltfe f ititoufactufedi CSgars for the
least money. The following brands are specialties:
THE GOLDEN EAGLE Warranted to be made of as good Tobacco a can be pur
chaaed anywhere, and equal to any,40 cent dgaiQuth, for 5 cents cash.
TBE RfeNAmCTORlA-HSvantimedm tot 25 cits;; " W
TBE REFRESHER-Havana Hlled-eigntlbr ents "
THE INDIAN PBINC 88 Large Cigar, Havana, three for 25 cents.
We will also sell twelve Cigars for 25 cents, as good as any 5 cent cigar.
All the finest brands of CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO kept on hand
Onr motto ia, 'Quick Sales and. Small Profita.''. Cash for au. Goods on delivery.
" OrdenprompQyfiUed.; : - jyj fc ; , t.tj Aj,yoNNCC Proprietor.
THE CHARLOTTE HOTEL
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UNDER TxE,HBW MANAGEMENT OF
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Jr" RILEY DAVIDSON.
JLJAB been Refurniahed and Refitted is first-class style, and offers inducements to
Travellers and Residents in its excellent table, supplied with the best the market affords
es. 'AacCfvf corps of waiters in attendance
pric
eaini orpemwepared to render gues'cokifortabie.
at meals, and do
Moderate Terms for Monthly Boarders.
our iviof ib Is to Please:
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oBx.Eutnres closeweak. Sales,.
ll6Q00bales"VJ : ! j
NawXo
Hay. 10 01a92o,
June, 10 98a99c.
July, ll eSaOSe.
ii 'to ) 1 Auguat,!ll 09eos . tVam
a n : September, Id .tfM99-1
: v; October;i057jtf9c. f :v t
, J , November, 19 7a49o.
n ' December048a50S. :
January 10 56a58o.
?!-!- r Februarys 10 66a70c:ii.
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o a , ;rtrnments active. Me w
6'8 5..' States' quiefca ' , v- .-3 ?
Nevr! YorirBaalf Statemeat. 1
, Loaaseainimtilto "P60151?8
t MiniAni' lAiral' tenders, increase 21 mil-:
i&T?.?frMMMa million, reserve
SfSnUsiTMlS miUf0M
in excess of legal requirements -r ,t4 . . j
,r ' 'Cotton Market. . ( ?
; ', OBSERVER OFFICE
.'rbHA'iiti. JK. OAprll 28.1874 ,
r.TheWequietattheMP.wJ?8qnota.
Good Middlin2,...v- .i 1
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Strict low Middling.--" " " ' w
Low Middling.
Good Ol Unary
Stain8(bngnt.teanj I
Stains (deep . clean) I "Sr V A-.t .'
Iower graaes, j , - -
ERTE CfTy IRON woREs; r y
Charlotte, H. a, , April 7th, '77. 1 J
hereby notify oar mahy friends and
1 f the public -general
ment of the Charlotte 1
City Iron Works is now in the hands of
uapt jonn wuxea, of mudty, wno pre
pared to fill orders for onr welLknowa En
gines and Saw Mills on the shortest notice,
anu at tne most reasonable prices.
JOHN H BLISS, j
Beoriasry Erie Cfty Iroa Works. .
Referrine to the above notice of ebamre. l
feeleonfldentthet it wUl h4 adwitageons
to purchasers ot Machinery of alt kinds, as
it places me in position to meet any and all
competition. '.With my, facilities on the
spot,-1 'can manufacture all "harts, of Abe
Erie Engines which wiir not beat freight
charges uch as Grate Bars, i Stacks, flpirk
Arresters, Aahd , hamilt1 the Erie: Ciliy
jsnguiee m iersfwUie4ntie. axtra.ax
pease, thus enabling me to ofier, Maehlherj
at better figures- (0 the purchaser than ti
before.'"- ''''' '" -'t"-.5..i i
a Be sure to give meal orwrile i
ctflarSj before parehasing elsewhere' i
a: jvj;s. .J 05.. JOHN WILKES,
Uecklenhnrg Iron Wotra, Charlotte, . A
Hoapr20) Hit ' AA i1(.4':-t-.-j 1
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WOelllh lmyingahd? renting litem,
fJfrHl&&ei a&d providing hemM
to the Piedmont regioas of; North Carolhiii
non unuDj,; and being connected
With the V.&OUTHSU Rxoosn ' clrrnWfSOr.
atonntry andEurppp twice a month. Jl
will advertise. '.free ocoet. aU-faiwiir .iIa
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'Tf"r tTrade Street:
jgmOTT FAMILY FLOUR; 'J
Younts'TamilyFionr,
1 KiimAm1! Till - ;
n 'rJSJMm' Hay, Chucks,
a specialty. ., . . '
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F,BEIG,HT LINES
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VU, ;W1X1TOGT1TH CAROLINA,
!Rirouffi right -Rout to all Points South.
This line being fully equipped for business, offers unequaled facilities
... transportation ot JJxeighvirom .
WILMINGTON AND ALL NORTHERN AND EASTERN CITIES
CHARLOTTE, STATES VlLLE, ASHEYILLE, EUTHERFORDTON,
GREENVILLE, SPAETANBURG, ALL STATIONS ON THE
ATLANTA & RICHMOND AIR-LINE. ATLANTIC,
fp$ TENNESSEE 4 OHIO, and WESTERN N. C.
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, GEORGIA, ALABAMA and
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Charlotte.
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Cotton's Maps, Atlases, Etc.
AU5oCllliiXaSe5cpLe
V township, county, sectional and railroad
of every state and territory and tne pnnci-
pal Foreign cbtuitriesi t;ff i rtfod ,rfrj
OUR WALL MAPS are superior in ao
curacy and execution, and our assort -ent
toa-hwsestinilheeQaiaiy:. ort.Ci
be the best published, being the latest, larg
est and most complete.
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W40B O0LTON,
New York,
A MERICAN METALI7E3I
VAN WYCK SMELTING COMPANY, -
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JjWBtCKfBffObLD fiOPECIALTY:
Wleb- Iolng1Statiwjers
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GOLD SULPHRRET ORES a- ipedaltr-va
cent from -which
Buarantee of eiehtr Ter
Am i(iiitMi1 htm nhtiiinffj via ilamlintt
Central Eaitroad to WilmXngtonV thence tol pbnf CfVitC
. ; , ww,TO,rj
ures snooia oeassayeaana lnspectea oy i - ; a interest
Prof Hanna, of the United States Mint. I Bayers will find It to their wterw
For further informaUon, rt.'af laiemberH i ifamme buV iftoclt befbre imrcoww.
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trittfi
Tj TTTfJO TT RAUL
if'WHOLESALt
to
Trade Street.
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