CHASOm, cy Editor ,and f rhetor
&we teem tt 4otiii rpnWlf te
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FIUDAY, FEBRUARY fffo
U3
SCFFRAfi&iSD rBBE fiOVEESiaEST.
UOT-VUft AaV.UAaiWA'1'. .
theDemocratic principle, and further
and furthettffrale until no
trace is left of theresent d ifljpf the
ballot to onealf'Of ie citizens 'of the
republicrdn ibaouniof tlieiipsex? Or,
.shaU'e turii DacK and sternly prose
cute the work of conditioning suffrage:
with restrictions i and discriminations
until the republic is resolved into a dis-j
tinct and absolute; artistocracy founded
upon property, upon intellect, upon her
redityj tfugoig allthsg tjiirjgs njg
bined? These Questions contain tne
substance of the issue raised byan emi
-nent American scholar and historian.
Mr. Farkman, in; an article published
some months 'ago in the North Amerit
man's dissertation is Hhe failure of
universal suffrage,", meaning universal
male fuffrag.a:tfffrage' a birth-ftght?
describes the general position taken by
Mr. Julian in his reply (J5oth3;ssaxs,
are able and eloquent Both show a
high order of culture and erudition,
while they differ radically in their
standpoints, their atmospheres their
outlooks and their conclusions. Mr.
Parkman.thinks that "the nation is be
ing dragged to its ruin by a debased
and irresponsible suffrage." and that
the'oniy hope' oi emglil'ioWm-
mit its destinies, along -SfriffitMT ttei
tive franchise, to select classes distin
guished for superiority of character
and intelligence. Mr. Julian admits
the political corruption which deforms
the present and clouds the future, but
he asserts that the evil is chargeable to
the vicions leadership of a sophistica
ted and faithless few, rather than to
the vicious propensities, inherent and
ineradical, of the voting many. He de-
form on the retrograde line advocated
by JtrTFjfriaiau.' "His -mind Wexarfed
and'warmed with a Jeffsdnlah "ehtfiru"2
siasm for the capacity of man for self
government, and achora the idea of
tohtratihgthe'' range f Suffrage by:ffi
hitrary tests, as" traversing ithe logic's of
Iemocy.japdjreateuiig to unsettle
government of the wisest and best,
he says "is confessedly unattainable
through any hereditary or autocratic
method; .d,it.is . equally so undei:
find expression in the endeavor of the
whole people. By what rules should, we
distinguish the wise and the good from
the ignorant and vicious V Granting
governwdask wha define measure
ofhjualihatuoiis.ahfiuld be exacted
so that voters and non-voters might be
intelligently classified V How could the
sheep and goats be distinguished ? No
human wisdom could, Dpfyly deter,ajg
ined. Infants, idiot' lunatics? and those
who have forfeited their rights by
crime i!artfeprivelof th&'alldt b&
- cause they are wanting in that power
of choosing wlgcj,; ierjgsjenp?
of popular government; but these well
defined exceptions are perfectly consis
tent with the rufe7siWhlc"h 'bases the
iignt at 6iiCragd tipon personality. The
attompt to go beyond- them, and arbi
trarily to restrict the governing power
to an aristracy of character and intelli
gence, would be as repugnant to the
principle of De.nweyiitf WAuJd Ae
superlatively absurd and impractica
ble." While Mr. Julian's sentiments
ahtf ''>f mentS1 MHft sMtf'keepmg
with the impulseVi'iittpresSetr Wpbit "th
country by the revolutionary fathers of
1876, towards afrMxfiaustive assertion
of the natural rjght.fnianand a, com
plete evofutiottef theBemocratie prin
ciple, ihere can le noquestion thatilr.
Patkmani wail Over ""the allegecf "fail
ure of universal suffrage" reflects a feel
ing which ef ents' liave igendered in
the minds of sonwPbf l bhf best if not
our wisest Citizens.
0
Fi&f M -aage'pM
Carolin4legfelatb if be' i8'h'aukiteaty
a f tern?eense( (f aabligatioustaoiwrfisile
with the tax problem . nnty, flha.has
wrung from it' a solution satisfactory
to his immediate, .constituency and to
the State "ai large. Considering! the
aiici,ji uu)iw gquvrai ;uiauc!B ui
the comihdrnms widen aTeharlea at
his headhis case is somewhat similar
to that otfhe'MjHewhonnaertook to
pounding questions, and who, on failing
tver itiexplicable afiabW feff:fftll
en upon and belabored by all the curious
and able-bodied youths of the school.
The f aWatfcarafterSit ftothmg jolder
In civil society .than taxation, lit is
cbf&eow
governments i-TetMnothing'Corinected
: with government jhbeeri so, poprljr
so constant a cause of grievance and
complaint, 'andTiitl,S'BuBJOTf
flIteifgeht'oMnS"an-d Wiiffictlnr pur
poses. Nothing has been more calcula
ted to make government a burden, and
a weariness to the mass of industrious
and rwell-meaningncitizensftban vthis
chrpnM'jtrublei'witlK- fts!efidMiffi
cultws andiiperjlelfle its
almost invariable perversions of public
policy to subserve the selfishness of
special interests. r o o ;
, We allude w these ads as a jneans
of directing attention again to the ex
cellent bill on this subject, introduced
in the. Legislature .bj: Senator Alexan-.
dero Mecklenburg. 'We are satis'Seil
f of its entire utility, and that it, with a
' machinery Mjge,MfM5J5
tp.riallv different from that of the last
CTeneraf "Aienifclif." w'ilivdrspb.i vmtt-
f actorily of this- troutaeSf3me,pblerm'
Leastways the measure is deserving
the deliberate Consideration of the
LegisUtuA'e, and this, twe are sure, will
lead to iesults: wmGhiWiUi(lftiSMisfac
tory in the main to all Interests. : r
The people have, heard enough about
retrenchment'and reform." They want
to see some of it. .
GEN.' LEACH AS A SATIRIST.
Gen. Leacn 9NetMriUSl.jILI.EStI3DlIfl p(
gogue. t jno meniuer oi.tUQ pieseni ueu .
eral Assembly lias -. sfcowft as' of -
this qualityr.rlp,iaediX Werjk
as he. He nas Several times'punctured
the : schemes of the bogus . reformers,
and made them to appear thoroughly
ridlcuIousr-'W e are glanbf lindtrusC
that qt(hriK)ntmue;to1nd
cule th'em. f Hve have no doubt that in
anyork'-f'gehum
may be inausrajS0 v
as -the-furthest.--He-nas-shown-liim-
Lself ; h Wiverfto tiav no paftecTwith
those roVhisfjiollagties who; are after
makmg theap capnandnotningmore.
There are members of the Legislature
who "protest too muchf by half, but
who are noticelibTabsnt when it is
necessary that they should come to the
scratch. The people really expect and
desfre'jsonfe freditjbu! of slanesnd
fees and stoppages of leaks, by the pres
ent General Assemhly,-but the ranters
threaten to bring the battle-cry of "re
trhclfmenlania mom&fiiWmMe&fft
among all classes-If-Gen. Leach can
lous their ratings appear tq the people,
and cause MfemWrealtze'ihalt they are
fof6lItfgn6boylut't;heIeleSh!'
have dotted Kervtee-lor which the State
Republican Movements in Ohio.
A prominent Ohio Eepubliean furnishes
an outliHe- jhat; the, programme of
the party iniwJSiaielwdl! p&bably be
in the coffiingcampignr There is no
necessity, he argues, for John Sherman
to make the canvass for governor, as he
is worth more to the'party whene ha is;
governor and Charles Foster for lieu
tenant governor, by which combination
he thinks all the elements of the party
will be conciliated. In the event of the
election cOarfigl lieis f(l?e7 support
ed for theUntted States Senate, leaving
Foster to act as governor, while Sher
man will be the.firiohDice of the party
for the presidential nomination.
The Pension Bill. The realnature
ohjecencenspn
not appear 16 be well understood. The
bill MS riot' 'allow ' ever'en'sI6nei?!lo
drfSw-payfromi'theidate'bfdiseli
but permits: Jiku - tQ ydWiMa.penaion
from the date of disability. In previous
Mtt&'thereKWeW limitations 'fixed astd
tjjneijn,.whioh. petitioners could present
tfeir .claims,, rJThis, was .first Jimi tP
one year, afterward extended to three
removed andr .Byery. ex-sDidier or ex
sor,,oapi:ov.ing up ha claim, can draw
payipm da,te of his disabity., n T .
Til 1C POTTEB COMMIT! EE.
Pelton iTesii
$ (All the
Blame qf the Ciphers and De
ot cMdihalfimhetjr
ssew x okk, j? eoruary o. xne i'oiier
sub-oomiaittfee'itiet' thfe ni6rningi; Pel-
ton testifiedjtha be (-,wtmt, to0 ii-ioi-ida
and feouthu Cacolyiaj had coiresixm-
destce with parties; could not remember
.cipher key. A) tie)vTteIgranis sent by
Clensf aVidtesfetf'to ,:iHav'enieter' kwho
transmitted them tos witiesaftej? vvrhieli
they were presented to the National
DemOCrtid C6ttimKte at' the lVererfc
House and jRpenelf by .theav, Pelton, on
being shown a dispatch' numbered 14,
the translation of which was signed
with Marble's name, stating that "the
canvassing board may and will purge
the ,?ountrfetui:na, amrtna
nieljMftue 0$.the hoard- of
thfeeStaS offlcers,oneinfmC-l3ible
DebiSmmediatajrtlonaii. "I
might as well state here that I cannot
remember anvtbinAabout these dis
patches. Thtyvlifeowiqnestion that the
Tribune dispatches got near to the
point, yet they are inaccurate. I al
ways understood. JuliaL vv ooley and Fox
were one and the same person." Atten
tion being directed to the telegram ad
dressed.J.p rMantoivMarble5C Y., No
vember iPthf'Y ea'd; When1 translated :
"Dispatch received. You must not trust
JJor-that which jj. senxi for. Thomas
Ch&?. Peltbgsf(idfAblve noexplan-
mWymim- V-P3 hagye
meBttbep.,fviiitiflti cvntanlscwarebut
my impression is it refers to negotia
tions wnicn were in progress with re-
fard to buying out the return ingboaitt?
elton testified in iTftgard- to 'telegram
No. 50, signed Marble, calling for $20,
000; that-ha replied to it that it, was too
high; could not rnnlperrflirther de
tails. -lfAtteMwas fully
satisfied fhemoney would be forthcom
ing, but later he -.received telegrams
irom uooper and someDne else (whom
he could not recollect) to the effect that
the money could not-be raised.
.ifufa 0IT!llflv wHflf linn VOroof -ri .vrvlj-
!mWyWli AMtiMk i
noved and denounced mv action itfthW
matter. In fact he was very severe. I
left for Baltimore without his know
ledge or consent, and he was much sur-
iriCbairmantc c iJ)idarMrii rrikienx h'awe'
buying the returning board ?"
Answer rr iH tead mot the least idea
of what I wap goi.ng Ho fto" g
"Did you t$fll fer gadryjfeohlm of the
correspondence ox Mantolf . Marble, or
Wooley, from Florida?"
"I certainly did not." .!.' r j?oo. t?
"Did you tell him anything about the
Weed correspondence f'
"Idid inot;rbe:corK!spondence and
arran-geftient8'iwre'Arried out solely
byine." '; --
By Stensen!;DiM!l"5iEfean to sav
that you had no cpnyersationwithJMr.
luaen on tnisniaiitep KWhMWsT
arrived irom Baltimore f I
Yes. sir: that is the fact. Mr. Til-
i den was much annoyed. I don't know
! that he yet forgets. He told me dis
, tinctly that, he wanted no such work
and would-SOone dlethn nllow him
: self to be put into the presidential chair
; under false pretences. When I subse
I quently showed the Governor the whole
correspondence "hfe kisf still more exer
i cised and denounced the whole proceed
ing emphatically."
The Announcement ofM. Grevy's Policy
iuiri mm bitmu jijk wiioo
cnamoers tOKiav. will not oe accompa
nied by any ministetlaiBtatementThe
message will affirm that it is necessary
that the executive of the government
.shoul&k'eitself 4n-:??acCowl ; with the
will of the nation, so that the people
may pursue their labors free from all
;anxiety respecting a" fornr''6rgoVerh
ment Measures will be - announced
which are intended to throw oblivion
over the past;-' 'The 'message will con
clude, by calling upon all citizens to
manirest'the gpiritof concord and con-
4XA r jf 4. . am -
uwuw, Aiyu!siu.euspi fa vt "l
JrABis, February 6. The Republique : v.n Convbotion of Cane Growers. H
Francaise says: President Grevy's J fl1 'Tf'i yL 1':i,J' Jl v;1 1.' l3 ',ut!t
message, which wflf'be read in the ' St? Loftebrhary a-The'rtiti-5
FORIT-FIFmCONGRSS
1,-1
, - r i . f u' f 1 hi
nofW" ififSlky JVbflos.I&(Ba
i)iJlriy7i'e
Next Census Tte Army Bill ,
in the House, .1
B
rial
Blaiftei of Mamer presented: panetao1-
al4i& theIiilliMrti6aotuT
viMi Oni-
Anaraseos&fc
rin rMius: :()onxinental'Mius, andmher
manuiaciuipfvtwiaraxs mi; maiuo,
asking mPst-M ' s?r"
vice Wtwenpnewrin6re ofiOurrAtlan
lanticitorjEs aWd Scjath AJnefican port,
beUeviriVthietjthd money wiH be xepaid
by increase 4n Aeomnlerce. Elaine said
the petition came from a manufactur
ing interest, representing ten or twelve
million dollars capital, employing sev
eral thousand persons and expending
at least three million dollars per week
in wages. It was an encouragement of
maautaeturinff interests, of: ttya pro
posal lilies wfiica he was glad Jto See.
The petition was referred to the com
mittee on appropriations.
Paddock, of Nebraska, submitted a
resolution instructing the committee
on agriculture to . inquire in regard to
certain reports recently put in circula
tion in this country and elsewhere con
eerniritf'ihfedtfous diseases mong hom
ed cattle in the United States. Agreed
to.
WAllacW, 6 Peiinsjfl'Vania, submitted
a resolution requesting the committee
on commerce to report the House bill
kW0 wh aS the7 inter-State commerce bill
at the earliest possible moment. The
resolution was laid on the table, and he
gave notice that he would call it up at
an early day. ;
In the Senate, Edmunds, from the
committee on the judiciury, reported
favorably on the bill to remove the po
litical disabilities of Asa YVaugh, D. W.
M.Nash,C.B. Oliver, F. E. Shepherd,
O. if. Spotswof6dAlWr. iTSimmefl,
C-jHKennedy,enry?4?,lhpm rf
B. Sinclair and R. L. Page, of Virginia;
John T. Tucker, of the District of Co
lumbia; W. E. Weishana, Henry H.
Lewis and Isaac K. Tremble, of Mary
land; W. T. Welker, of California, and
C. H. Williamson, of New York, all of
which were placed on the calendar. He
also reported adversely on bills to re
move the political disabilities of Wm.
Sharp and ft. H. Logan, of Virginia, the
committee being of opinion that they
were not under disabilities.
Mr. Butler, of South Carolina, sub
mitted various amendments to; the
Texas iPacificiBailroad biil, now- pend
ing. . Ordered to bec printed.,.. .,.,. ..
-'TlfeTiiir providing for the7' taking of
the Bnsus wfts agreed touyThehUl.i as
passed provides that a census of the
population,' wealth ' and". rritHistry of the
United States shall be taken on or be-
fore 'June -10th,' 1880. IP provides s for
the appointinent of .superintendent p
census by the Presidehtj "and also the
necessary clerks. and copyists in his. of
fice. The secretary of the,, interior is
directed to appoint otfor Wore the 1st
of April, 1880, one or more supervisors
of census within each State and Terri
tory, such persons to be residents of
suehiState oriTerritQry, )The total num
ber of supervisors is not to exceed 150.
The supervisors are to apportion theif
districts and designate to the superin-
dent suitable persons to employ as enu
merators, such persons to De selected
solely with reference to their fitness
and without ref erence to their; political
to party affiliations. Each supervisor is
to receive $500 upon the completion of
lifcdu&esv. ,The enumerators are to re
ceive two cents for each living inhabi
tant reported, two cents for each death
reported, ten cents for each farm, and
filteen for each establishment of pro
ductive industry enumerated and re-
enumerator shall not exceed 4.000 in-
habitn.ts, according to census of 1870,
Vtbr' contain! less than 3,000, vwh'ei" the
last preceding census shows the inhabi
tants thereof. ,
' 'The Senate confirmed the'folrdwihg
nominations : S. Newton Pettis, of
Meadville, Pa, to be minister resident
and consul general of the United States
at Bolivia ; Postmasters : Augustine A.
Fletcher, at Mariette. Ga. : Jesse R. Wi
kTe, at Cartersviire, Ga. ;"EdwinKTBrink,
HOCSF.
Williams, of Alabama, presented the
memorial of the Alabama Legislature
for the admission of quinine duty free.
Nealfrom the committee on Territo
ries, asked leave to report a bill for the
organization "of the Territory of Aklo
hama., Objection was made.
The House discussed, in committee of
the whole, the army appropriation bill.
y hite s amendment, ottered, yesterday,
and comprising, the most of the fea
tures of tlharmy reorgahizjttiori bill,was
adopted. . ...
Ilewitt moved to amend the revised
statutes so as to expunge therefrom the
provision that the army shall be allow
ed to be at the polls on election days to
keep peace. Adopted 93 to 90.:
Pending . , the consideration of an
amendment to transfer the Indian
bureau to the war department, the
House adjourned.
w.ui ;rtCOMMlTTEE PROCEEDINGS. :;,.:
ed Judge Jas. B, Campbell of i (Charles
ton, S. C. He testified in relation to his
antecedents as a Democrat and said
that in 1877 he; was elected to fill a
vacancy in the Senate; that m the Sen-
Charleston county. The number of pre
cincts was reduced . about one-thi id in
the city and' twethiras' in tLel countv.
compelling the voters ih some instances
t6 Make it roundr journey of 1 even forty
miles, others of twenty, twentyrfive and
thirty mUes andanhA greater h umber
of cases from five, ten and fifteen miles.
The witness as a Senator denounced,
this &fraifd, and the Senate on his1 mo
tion restored the precincts. The bill
came back from the House with the
Smendrrientsitejectedi 4 'Itwas it -piece
of party machinery which the1 witness
denounced as a fraud. Gen,1 Gary, a
member of the Senate, appeared as the
representative of the ; Charleston JOe
otacyft;;!nl of Vthe chairs
mani tofithe. Democratic eommittee;: who-
was ttfember 6f th IIpuseand said if
tner diu snouid pass as originally lntror
u W4 wiv4-h inae amenaBftents-
Gov. Hampton rould, appoint the men
the DemocrarftliMd iriamed iand who
! anCe ?W JVms M ,ir Asi !
wn,TTxr TTrt-vrc- " "
b!The.Preident sent
nominations' tenia
:tOft.aited-St
(of Arkanais, WtteYman fMrfaBtJ!lTn1f.A1
States m'arsha! for the'northern'district
' ofTlOTidar TZ
an
:session heresftud areidiscussing,,Wiesub-v
iects relatins to the trrowth i of cane
matnufac'tdriBr ofVstfgar, and the "Various J
lUWlCDta IciablJJK IU IU13 1UUU3U v. OXLi,. i
in this city, examined arsample. of fthe,
sugar made in Minnesota and annourii
ced it equal to the best New Orleans
sugar and worth in bulk 5 cents per
pound. ' wwUvwj j. ,i(
CHEWJAOKSOXia T. BEamsimETsr ai
TOBACCO. I
f I )
y::' 'M.'J;"'TownSen 437;-' sales 625i 8tock,944i exas!wis1
'BanKsUto'b'e Ifhited States marshal for !o"S; 'SPF. SHow' iniddling
IMaSskgTiieitff: Jas. Torrans. TTniti ,dWJin?
STateTMKhTErtoTnne-a
- - . v mm i - p i mm - w
I,"1 V"l" iTiiiwr-.i. nM.iWnin
Brlcf Foreign Items.
Lnmow. ,Fpbrnarv 6. TheiiTian-
cier&&wr, The 'New French -cable
company .;(the T'Pouyer i Quertief; or-,
ganization,) has abandoned their inten
tion.o lay a new cable and agreed to
lease, the wire from 'the Anglo Ameri
can company, (the portible French
cable laid in 1869.) .
' Melboukne, eb. 6. Ad vices irom
moaTeport that anJButbreak of civil
war is imminent. v -rifrtrr.
j i'AMs). ljeb. B.-rAri official vote is
fluDiisned on .tne suDject .or. tne rtussian
lagueTIt saya that the "danger- of its
extensionr jtoj jFrance;t hy 74and ?is, 'not;
periousi andnaeasures will bej. taken, to
prevent its transmission by sea, The gov?
ernment will also participate with other
powers in;studying the cjiaracter of, the
epidemic and, Jhe j bestfmeans t i gr com?
batting it " u vt'fii'---
'aoLondon, February: 8. It is reported
that Prince , Leonofd.i'thft .eiflrhtfijchild
afdprtt m'QuetyiqwpQK
iivju's.hear; jente?- JtheChnrch,
BosxoN,Febxuax6.t AMegram this
forenoon from Liverpool savs the cattle
by the Pembroke and Iberian.have pass-
"iitbpmnlrf
Pfeter eit6hi colored, the man. who kill
ea, sam to wnsena; cproreay was arrescea
last Sa'tutday; at the: bar-room of 'Irvin
Oxen'dinjPetet left aftei'f the kilUng
of Sam but came back' again, and on
room.. ';it seems that there was a crowd
there .wrho were playing and wrestlings
and, pretty j?ppa Peter asseo; to pe per
mitted tor ioin ' the snort, and Was en
gaged in' a wrestle try Irvih who threw
him down and with the assistance of
John Pittraan and another man bv.the
name bflfunt they tied him hard and
fast brought him to town and delivered
him to, the authorities.;
Quicken the tirculaties. i 1
'if') Ho'if ;.:? Ir.'inl. fil-riiv c; -fjli.
V-Dpn't jet the blood, stagaate In f soar jveins. t Yon
canj prevent Its doing, sp.iiiuQreaatng tt ynme
and Durity, by atulafl.dlgestlye organs and
eacOuraging asalnHatloli, f with , that j inatchless
vitalizing agent, Uostetier's Stomach Bltter. Peor
ple.spt: afflicted .with any oiganlc or tporganlc
dlBease,ijjow .van and haggard simply because
thetr blood Is thin watery deficient in nourishing
properties an&sof meagefi in Quantity that the ex
tremities are very Imperfectly supplied with it, and
the superflclal circulation extremely feeble. Hence
the Wooalessappearance of the countenance,. But
when the Bitters are used to enrich and quicken
the blood, the rosy; hue of health returns to the
cheek, the frame acqolres substance as well as
vigor, the appetite improves, and no digestive
qualms interfere either with, tto graufication or the
subsequent tranquility of the stomach.
: The Congaastive's Oily Hope. ,
Verily; to most people, whose systems are failing
or . In any way out of order, Oil as a medicine, is the
most disgusting and difficult to- take. Few stom
achs do not revolt at the mere thought or Castor or
Cod Liver Oil,- yet, when those appalling symptoms
of decay appear, which physlelans and patients
alike know are unerring signs of greater waste of
Diooa ana tissue man tne numave powers are sup
plying, ' Cod Liver Oil is the aost trustworthy and
effective remedy In the world. - But repugnance to
its taste. and odor, reduce the, nervous, patient to
despair, it is then that menos and doctor can do
him the most inestimable kindness he has ever
known, by telling mm -of Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil with . the Hypophosphftes. of Lime and
Soda: by. truthfully assuring him of its entire free
dom from unpleasant smell or odor; of its mar
velous qualties as' a nutrient, and the miracles it
works, in giving tone and energy to stomach, nerve
ana Dram. . :
The Deatr-Bate ot '
Our country Is getting, to be fearfully, alarm hg,
the average of life .being lessened every year, with
out any reasonable caugeath resulting general
ly rrom the most insignificant origin. At this sea
son of the year especially, a bold Is such a common
thing that in the hurry of every day life we are apt
to overlook the dangers attending It and often find
too late, that a Fever or Lung trouble has already
9$t in. lliousanalQse 6eir.ues In this way ev
erj winter;; while had .Bosckkb's Gkbxan. Sxbcp
been tafcen. a cure would have resulted, and a large
bul Irpni'a ! doctor bh'avolea' .For all diseases
of , the Throat , and. Lungs, BoecwBK'a Gkema
gBtjp has proven: Qself to be tije greatest discov
ery ot its kind in medicine. . Every Druggist In this
country will tell you of Ita wonderful . effect , Oyer
9p0,000. botUes sold last year without a single
failure known. . , - ......
' . :;.! . I'.
A RemarkaftleBesalt.
It makes no difference how many, physicians, or
how much medicine you have tried, it is now an es j
tablished fact trmt German 3yrnp Is the only reme- I
dy which has given complete satisfaction In severe j
cases of Lung Diseases.. It is true there are yet :
thousands of persons who are predisposed to '
Throat and Lung Affections, Consumption, fiem-
miage, wnm, eevere coias seiuea . on tne i
Breast Pneumonia. . WhooDlruz Coueh. c who
have no personal knowledge of Boschee's German
Syrup. To such we would say that 60,000 dozen
were sold last year without one complaint Con
sumptives try just one bottle. Regular size 75
Qjuui. poia py au aruggisis m Amenca. .
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A Car. !
To all who are suffering front: the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, fcc, I wiUsend a recipe that
will cure you; FREE OF CHARGE, , This great
remedy ; -was discovered, by a missionary In
South America.'. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the HEV JOSEPH IN MAN, Station D, Bible
xiouse. new xoris viiy. .
tELEGEAPIIC mKT REPORTS..
;!;"" :')' . FDBBUABY 6 1879 '
ODUCE.:
CtsconXATt Flout 'drooping: faimlly 4.20aS.2S.
Wheat dulls red and whit ftOafltf. Com firm at
33Vb3& i Oats firmer at 24a2. ( Pork strong at
i).7oaio.UU. i Lara in xait ., aemand: steam 015,
Bulk meats shoulders 3.55 clear ribs 4.65, clear
sides 4; bacon steady; shoulders 4t dear ribs
5 clear sides 5J.ihlskey steady at 1.02. But
ter fancy Western reservel6al8, prime to choice
ao itaio, ao uenrrai pnioiaai e, sugar quiet and
unchanged; hards 9al0, A white 8fta9i& New
Orleans' 5Via74j. ilog8 a shada higher, packing
Baltimore Oats -firm Southern 80a33, Wes
tern white aia3'2. do mixed aOaSI. Pnnvl
vania y0a33: '; Hay dun ' and unchanged; prune
j-eiiiisyiYimia aim Aiarjuuia xotii i. provisions
firm; mess pork, old W.50. new: ia50; bulk meats
-loose, shoulders, hew 34, clear rib aides 5
iki voi iuuu, pauKeu uew vnoovs; uacua snouia
ers, old 4i& clear rib sides, om 6, ! arns, Bugar
cured, new 9al0. Lard reflned tterce?! Butter
quiet; cnoice western pacKea l!5azUj rolls loal7.
Cpffee tan; Rfo cargoes llal57' whisker duff
aii.ocvy sugar quiei ana sreaay a son 8iAa.
Hirw yobk Flours-moderate demand1; No. 2,1
wbuww t gooa ,xtra western ana btate a.o2iAa
unchanged.- Common to tab? extra S.fK)a4.85; good
10 ciroioe oo Wheatingraded. win-
tervLuy,JNO.jdo 1.03a4Corn-HHi
eaoatJNo. a, 425a3. Oats No. 8,- 82
yyucc uucueuigeu; xuo ui cargoes liaiO, In 10D
nan. dusk hum nuui uncnaogea; 'AiDan
rennet
dered
changed.'.' Rice in moderate demand and Toncharur-
ed. Pork mess on spot 8.75. Lard prime steam t
vu opw o.cwov wuias.ey. qmei Jireights heavy.
?-g?5 Poss v,stock24,007; exporte coastwise
i ioj. wicb oaiv exuons ui ureal sn
Britain.
BALTiMOiut Firm; miaailng 9c."jlow middling
lWrLlflNGTOM--SteadV:rniddlltiB' tOJbtilt low tnf
suing (sftFjwon oraniary ' bi; net receipts dVhj;
gross jj-; sales1? stock 10.559: spinners -ex
ports coastwise '--v to Qreat -Britain ; to 'Con-1
oeni --;io.cnannei -iimy;.wNwi l.jw . ,i
! cLili!11'- '!'': -Ji-t".' -y r('"'',-i".,l vTSviiii' -1
! Pejladjxphu ;-m Firm; middling i9Hfec:j low
jnlddUng. 9J4q., good ordinary 8c, net receipts
5; gross ; sales ; spinners stock
8,088; exporta JaOreat BritaJtoJ58Vr---. - "
i AuoTjsTABteadyf' middling & 18-16c.t low mid
dling 8 8-16C.,; good ordinary 7c.L,recelpta 842;
abiife-j; jajig 787; Stock;-,?;
j ICHAW-'KTtaf-,rmi; middling 9tcr' Iow-:mld
dHng-9ia'; good ordinary 8e.? net receipts -1,
ei&Tgro9si-Ji sales '2,0004 stock 61,531; exports
coastwise 928? Oreat Britain"-' ' France- ;
Continent 580i to channel . v. v-f-i-"1
! .AiKW.ToRK-Qulet; sales 494:: middling uplands
9 9-16., mid, Orleans 9 11-16; consolidated net re
ceipts 23,878, exports to Great Britain 2,813;
Jf'rance Contltient 180 Channel i. vi -v
'LrvfeKIIy6owFafrVbisines8.!VUpl
fiod pataarjr., juplands. ; ) ordinary,:' uplands, -rj
' TV MCW I UNl. KtflMk f II 1 1 1 Kri KAMI IIHr ntfVlinTB fkfc TMlaa
1 1 J' -.wvaarr .sxuxw.HW --Mi -Haiti
gales 10.000,' speculation and export 1.000, re
ceipts 7,600, American.- 4.450. Futures 1 82 and
1-10 Detter. ; uplands row Huaaung clause: ieDru
ary delivery , February and March 5 11-32,
March and April 538, April and May do, May ana
Jane . June and July 5, July and August" 5 V-
; lo, August ana septemoer rt epnemoer ana w
tober New crop shipped January and February
per sail , xeurvfary miu uuvu o ao-oa. i :
FUTURES.
NBW TOB-
-Futures closed firm.
000 bale&i--February
"- .
9.63a.64
. 9.72
9.90
10.05a.06
March . . . .T. f . .... ...
AprUA ........ ,
May
June: r?.5rtjrH-.?Kv'vwi'
juiy .:.....r...:.r.
M0.19a.2O4
10 .28a.80
1078,89
August....... .i'Ww.t .i -viiiJA-Ci. Ji.
bloA, i II fid,
FINANClAIi.
Nsw Yobk Money 1.02al lxchan6e'4.85a.
Governments weafc - New ? 1.04 ' State bonds
CITY COTTON MABKET.
Ofbicb of tai OBSKJivjsR,
. Chablottb. February, 7 1879.
The market yesterday elosed flnn, as follows:
Good ndddHng ivP,x;v,;.i.
Middling. . . fr ; . W i'J W .'
Strict low middling.. .... . . . . . -,
Low mlddlina.. j .i' i vl . . . . .
Tinges
Lower grades. Jf.'U. ,C :l
!vj.Vt'Jiit v 8a
' f v "
gEN FIT OF THE MSDMENT yDND.
; , , . OPEBA HODSE,;,, , s ,
MONDAY, FEBBrjABY 10TH,! 1879.
L S S O N
L S S O N
AND' 3 BN N'yV
AND , J.E;N N Y..
IN "PI
;-two of the .
most popular Prima Donnas of Europe and Ameri
ca are among Sweden's most highly gllted children.
in 1870 mat country sent us :
MISHLEB'S Pitp;?
ill
SWEDISH-XlTSTOCAC'gUABTErp I
WEDISHLADY VOCAL' Q0ABTE X I
MlRs Km ma IJirsnn. Hnnmno.
Miss Ineebore Loieren. Messo-sonrana
miss Anna ueaergren, uontraiio.
Miss Inga Ekstrom, Alto.
At each concert a pleasing .programme of, songs. In
ENGLISH,'GEBMAN arid SWEDISH.
THE. PERFECTION OF QUABTET SINGINGS
without any accompaniment
Perfect in time and tune, and characterized by
the most delicate shading and exquisite gradation
of tone. Also positive appearance at each, concert
of the .,'.-);'.''
EMINENT BTJSSIAN HARPIST , '' J
U B. . A L E X. TE KT6 iN'G t
whose harp costing $1200 Is one of the finest In-
; . stmments ever maae. .
General admission 76c. No extra charge
for reserved seats. For sale at Central Hotel Cigar
Stand. '. 8.DBAPEB, ,
febo: ' .' , ; .' , Manager.
QHABLOTTE OPERA DOUSE.
TDESDAr AND' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUABY
, nth and i2uv ., . .,;
MATINEE WEDNESDAYfAT 2 P.SJ,,-',
Engagement of the Cultured New Orleani' Artiste,
MRS, HENRIETTA CHANFRAU,' '
The reigning favorite of Southern lady audiences.
ana most Druuant oi xonouonai Artists, sup
ported by C. W. Tayleure'8 celebrated
Company, the best and most pow
erful now traveling.
Tuesday evenlne. February 11th. the deeDlv In
teresting comedy drama, in four acts, expressly
wnnen ior Mrs. unanirau, enuuea, :
. .... "WAS SHE RIGHT?"
Wednesday evenintr. Febrnarv 12th. the Intense
iy exciong new arama irom the r rencn,
, THE WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Grand Ladles Matinee Wednesday at 2Vs p. m.,
- L . AURORA FLOYD.S .
, S .... i ,
Matinee OTices. reserved. 7 Sc.: admission. KOc
children under 12. to anv Dart of the house. 2fic.
General admission. XL: reserved seats J2R and
75c: gallery 50c; sale at . Central Hotel Cigar
crana a aays in aavance.
lebft-6t "
O
PERA HOUSE.
Grand Fashionable Event4
SATURDAY EVENING, ; FEBRUARY , 8th, ,1870.
Appearance of the Popular and Beautiful Actress,
MI3S KATE CLAXTON.
And her New York Company,ln Chasjfteade's pow-
. ernu piay oi
THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE. '
Pronounced by, Press and Public an Unequivocal
success. ,
Reserved seats. Q2SL
Tor sale at the Central
HoteL
. , ... ieD.tst.
TjH)B A FIRST CLASS
Smoke, call, and get a
Sudor, at ,
LeBOY DAVIDSON'S.
Jan30;
ARE ALWAYS BEADY
And wIIHnsr to show eoods whether or not ton are
aeciH j ...r . - ., m t,j
USE HE-NO TEA: '
HE-NO Is Tea In ,it3 Batural condition, such! as
cue unmese tnemseives onnK. and for th rniiAw
Ing good reasons Is sold only In original pound and
naii-pouna pacKages: -
It is the most convenient and economical style of
pacKage. . ...
i It Is weighed and packed where II can be done
cneapeei ana pesa ',m .t::
it can oe easuy identmed by the consumer. ,
"It keeps the Tea better. ' ' 1 "
It prevents adulteration in America.- - -
and ask our friends to etve it a trial. If not satia-t
laciory we wm coeerniuy taKe it DacK and refund
toemeney.; , no Oi. . WttmruM a vo -,,
iepo.,,,, -v. . ,, ; charlotte,; N.C
JUSIN.TrME.
"Mi
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We have just received ; a. fine selection efj such
-:ii; Oi
f,
tt-
jr
, i :-
HI;.
PC.. J. a j . . m. , '
Fine Sets, Seal Rings, Initial Cull Buttons, Scarf
; r Pins and anything in the line you may want
' I: -il: (.- .!, . , t , , 4 . i. : 1 I'I '."V
&T.-EA L E S I A
FABBIOR;-t
dec20'
fi.iitrjt ) '"juiy.il j-hu
WATCH and CLOCK MAKER, GILD1B and SH
I .('Ji. n: TER PLATER, . ; v t 1
,' fU;H fiArof fe;d c'livt. : iTv? A?
Tjade S&eetopposlte iFirat ; Presbyterian ; Church;
, tii. ' t.'fK.S LNatGrayStore,.if ijr.'fii
Xivery gancr or repairs maae Mtrnce at halfprlce-
nuu warramea one year. jcvery Kina or Jewelry or
Bronze Glklmg, Coloring. - Sllver-PlaOng and GaV
vanizing made at short notice and equally as good
as new. Work done for the trade at low prices; .
W ApprenUce wanted, with premium and good
references, -..4 -tn .''). rtt) ,? v n; " i "
1 Repaired work uncalled (for will be sold at the
expiration of twelve months for cost pf repairs. '
r -eptl5 rh f iiu;. - i j -. "-i
TJtORBENT, ")1 t'-f-tl 0; i-vtKit: ?j,:.t -tl
' : The two stores In the Grier & Alexander building:
on Trade street ; . - V.J.,1 MOREHEAD77;
Sales 70r
V8
rtALLAT
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B
Tit K'KKi
Stove and Hardware1 House
:or
CHEAP
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U O Y. A .IX
Buy your COOK STOVES .from me, as I have 1 1
good reasons why they will do your work Quick anil
Easy, Cheap and Clean :
BECAUSE
They are cheapest to buy.
BECAUSE
They are best to use.
BECAUSE
They bake evenly and quickly.
BECAUSE -
Their operation is perfect.
BECAUSE
They always have a good draft?
BECAUSE 'iVU nor
They are made of the; best material.
BECAUSE
They roast perfectly.
BECAUSE
They require but little fuel.
BECAUSE r-:A'4 m V.3ra.KTil )
They are very low priced.
BECAUSE
They are easily managed.
BECAUSE -S 3 n . 5 '' u . '
They amaolted a ajl WcalilJs. J ; jj 1
BECAUSF H " H H
Every Stove Is guaranteed to give satisfaction
CALDWELL HOUSE, CALDWELL HOUSTT
ALDWELL HOUSE, CALDWELL HOUSH,
i I f t i 1 j k i r X
Comer Tryon and Sixth Streets,
Comer Tryon and Sixth Streets,
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xcha!Il6tte, n.
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S. P.
CALDWELL..
..Proprietof.
This iQuse Is permanently established and offers
4u9'cv.eirtnces and comfort ofitiasl
boarding house. Persons visiting the dty will find
it a pleasant home. Permanent boarders wanted.
Can be furnished with rooms.
RATES Per day. transient $1.25: per week.
$6.00. Regular table, S13.00; board and room
per month, $18.00. i .. : , ; ;
JanlO ' - ' -': r ' i
Q.REAT BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
-AT
J, T. BUTLER'S.
-J. T. BUTLER'S.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND
STLVER-
PLATED
WABE,
GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES.
I
Gold-Head Canes and' everrtnlnir von want
or Curisunas, ai
.-v-;, - ..'i ntjsJT, BUTLER'S.
dec24
WE DESIRE to call attention to ODB S1
E DESIBE to call attention to OUR S1
K
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A N C Y
ANC Y
GOOD
GOOD
Sr-
Ground and Cut Glass Bottles, the handsomest
5S. 1 A S) fl j. :-: T H HiSaO -'A II rT
i niarltet elateststytesof ' Perfume Bbrei,
including some novelties, which will pay you to
call and examine..
li. O 'r.
A ,
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FINE FLORENCE and CELULOID TOILET Cases
French Platev Hand. Mlrrorv Russia Leather
Pocket Books; also a full stock of English and
American Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes.
t;;jvtsTo,jt go.
declS
NEW LIVERY STABLE. .
If you want firsfrelass Carriages, Phaetoos, Bug
gies or Saddle Horses, go to the New Llvery;
Ksaoie. -
If you want a Carriage and Baggage Wagon to
meet arriving or departing trains, go to the New
Livery Stable. '
If you want your horses well fed and well groomed
go to the New LlverrBtabl -
Careful drivers, promptness and reasonable prices
OIO UU1 uiuuu.
may28 R. CHAMBERS A CO.
A T THE CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON -
' iw mwiw mw wo M&a Iff AUOJkA X , OUllia
ard Pure, Two Years Old. v
JpOB FINE WINES,
OCHBANEL
Central Hotel Saloon.
QO TO
i For Standard Pure Liquors,
D
ISSOLUTION.
?. WitMr?w".from tt-.ftrm of
T7L7. .1 V? 1. fviwjiuj ' wno owe fthe late
.We wiU eontloue the Boot and Shoe business at
tetteT Flret o M
Home and Democrat copy. -
T3EGRAM
RAM ni -.-.-.
4 CO.,
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CO ..
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5.f,wV
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...... ,fti 5sp .vj 'v.Vu..v. j
"B??A SHOES
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ADD
H H
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8ass
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1st National Bank Building. Charlotte, N
ea to nave you call and examtnn for
buying.
uju cjuiuune ior yourself Yi
PEGRAM 4 CO.
aeci
'po" THE PTJBLia1 k:' ' -. .
The, subscriber. Trustee of SMITH & i OE F.s
begs leave the attention of the
Ch ir i tte nlty to the Inrm at
B
o
o
-AND
8sss
now In his hands for sale, it is believed to be th
largest and best stock of goods South of Baltimore,
and is well worthy the examination of any pe
.ii ill y.l -4 ,
whether wanting one or a thousand rair. The
stock embraces
AN INFINITE VARIETY,,
from the finest to the coarsest shoe made. If you.
want a pair, or any nuhiber of cases, call, and jour,
wants can be supplied.
In this connection the subscriber would state
that If reasonable prices can be obtained. th
whole stock, both Wholesale and Retail, will be
sold'
AT A BARGAIN,
either together or separately. Propositions for
purchase are solicited.
J. M. B. REYNOLDS, Trustee
S Foibes.
Charlotte, N.
17, 1878-8weod.
Ancixtiotut
s
CHOOL NOTICE.
The soring session of Miss H. Mootk'd srhvii win
open Monday, the lethof februarv. 1K7SJ. Tui
tion by the quarter rn advance,! Miss Maggie Lucas
wm assiai, ana iaae a ciass or music, and the lan-
"4t).l
T. MARY'S COLLEGE,
t: 1 GiSCOIa; N, C, ;
This Institution, conducted bv a nolnnv of tha
Benedictme Fathers from St Vincent's College,
Westmoreland county, Pa., Is eleven miles distant
from. Charlotte on the Air-Line Bajlroad. It stands
on the old Caldwell place,' famous for healthiness
and the general morality of the neighborhood.
Remote front town. U offers -rare: inducements to
parents and guardians for the education of their
children.
While Catholic youths will be sedulously taught
their religion, the children of respectable parents
of ell denominations will be received and their
moral training', strictly ' cultivated. Attendance in
common at the public prayer vtIII be required of
all, for the interests of order and the welfare of
the students, without any Interference with their
religious opinions.
The course of studies Is thorough and embraces
three departments; the classical, the mathematical
and the commercial, and also the preparatory for
Deginners.
Terms For tuition and hoard ner session of five
months, payable In advance, $65.00.
j For full particulars and catalogues. aoDlr to the
REV. STEPHEN LYONS. O S R Rortor. (iart-
baWl P. O.; Gaston eouatt. N. C-
On due notice A ennvemnm win hA sent frnrn the
College to meet students on their arrival at the de
pot nay scholars will be received on terms to suit the
convenience of parents.
jaiuw per im
B
OOK KEEPING.
I take this method to inform thn nnhiic in Char
lotte that I am now forming a class to whom I pro
pose to teach book keeping In all its branches. My
experience In book keeping for twenty-five years is
a guarantee that toe-instruction given the class
will be thorough and complete. The class will be
formed on the third day of February.
. Terms Day class, $20 (24 lessons).
Night" 25 (24 lessons).
I Will also, undertake tn niwn ii n or halance
books, and adjust accounts when desired.
H "ffffTJ "TJ T ! I : F, JfANfilflti.
miim
LICHTENSTEIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
-Next door to Wilson 4 Burwell's drug store,
CSABLOTTB, K. a
declS
; JAMES MTJBPHfkVT Bai-
PRACTICAL TAILOR,
Holton's Building, Trade Street, Up Stairs.
'- Owing to the stringency of ttelftnesl will In fu
ture work very cheap. Will make fine suits tor
$10, Casslmere suits for $8. -Pants of suits same
rates. I guarantee all my work ;no fit, no charge.
Give me a call and be convinced.
- Inly 17. - " -
lo sou Li i ,
, gTUDEBAXEB WAGONa
I am now In receipt of a large lot of the celebra
ted STUDEBAEEB WAGONS, all sizes, waicb
will be sold on reasonable terms.
. CALL EABLY,
and supply your! elf with the best wagon out.
' T. H.GAITHEB.
-jir.8 a, i , , .
JyTOTICK
There will be a meeting of the Stockholders"'
the Charlotte Building and Loan Association.
5 oo EEB
. CI0 n U
te &H CO XSS' Sag8
the rooms of R. E. Cochrane, Secretary, on in"
day evening, February 18th, 1879,at seven o clocs.
A full attendance la requested.; , ,
B E. COCHRANE,
Feb.2-td, SetfyandTreas.
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