CEA3. K. JCJESp- ' tutor aol Proprietor
"Free from the doting scruple that fetter our
, - free-born reason, : , , .
TUESDAY, FEBRUABYlM87g.;t
RALEIGH k AUGUSTA AIH-ilSR EXTEXSJON.
We are Indebted to thejWilmiiigton
Star lor iiii lett of MrFoard'a amend-
& Augusta Air-Line Jiaiiroad to ex
tend its linefo Charlotte, which amend
ment, it has been' claimed; destrpyS; the
bilL , It Js;jas fto"sV:-g?l
. "That secU6n- l')e:,rametided liy ad
ding to it after the word 'contract in
the 12th line: "provided the same facili
ties of transportation and rate per mile
on each article of freight according to
its classification shall be given to any
station on the proposed extension, or on
the present line, or to any town or sea
Dort in North Carolina as are given to
any station, town or seaport in any th-
aw Ufof a on1 thof 4-r ooirl AAmnonv shall
violate any of the provisions of I this
section, in so iar as tne game uppura w
discrimination in rates against citizens
of North Carolina, or shall in any man
ner evade the said provisions, it shall
be deemed guilty of, a misdemeanor,
and .upon conviction thereof in the
Superior Court of any county in which
any part of the track of said company
shall be situated, shaU" be fined t one
thousand dollars for each and every
offence and forfeit its charter." j
From the same source we getf the
vote on this amendment. It was asf ol
lows: ' j
Ayes Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong,
Barringer, Bateman, Battle, Berry, Bird,
BizzelL Blalock, Bonner, Boat, Brttce,
Carter, of Buncombe, Carter, of War
ren, Carter, of Yancey, Carroll, Chad-
wick, Christmas, Clarice, cood, uoiweu,
Covinffton. Davis, of Catawba. Davis.
of Haywood, Deans, Dunn, ..English,
Etheridee. Foard. Forbes. Foy. CiaUing,
Hines, Johnson, of Davie, Lamb, Lewis,
Lindsav. LockharL Meares. Mebane.
Newell, Oliver, Orchard, Bawley, Reid.
of Macon. Reynolds. Kicnardson or
Columbus. Smith, Scott, Turner, Wad
dell. Wheeler. Youne 54. 1
Nays Angter, Ardrey, Atkinson,
Bernard, Bingham, Blocker, Brown; of
Mecklenbunr. Brown, of Yadkin. Bur-
T- t nda.lJ n 1
Dimsdale, Ellison, Ewing, Ferrell, Fos
ter, uoldston, (irant, Harreii, Harrison,
Henderson. Huffstetler. Jones. Leach,
LeatherwoodJiUtterloh, Melson, Meller,
Moore, McCorkle, McLean, Norment,
Paxton. Powers. Reid, of McDowell,
Kicnarason. or waxe. micney. nouer-
son, Taylor, Vanghan, Wynne, York
44. - .
We invite special . attention to this
vote, ana in newspaper parlance con
jure our readers to May it -aside as' it
will be valuable for reference." By
this standard constituents must try the
faith of their members when the rail
road question, in its broad sense, comes
up for action in the General Assembly.
Mr. Kincr. of Wilson, has a bill now be-
'fore the Legislature to prevent railroad
companies from exercising discrimina
tion in their freight charges. When it
comes up it will be interesting to note
the attitude in which the gentlemen
who voted "aye" on Mr. Foard's amend
ment will stand to it. We shall see if
some of ; them will "not undertake ' to
stave off action : we shall see if some of
them do not dodge when it comes to a
vote; we shall see if some of them
do not vote on the other side of the ques
tion. The above record will serve, by
comparison, to show the people to What
extent the present Legislature is dis
posed to feed all the railroads put of the
same spoon. This ' record will tell a
pretty tale on somebody before the 8th
of March. A body of men applies an
amendment to one railroad and refuses;
on the next vote to apply it to others.
It discriminates against one railroad Hi
voting that it alone of all the railroads
in me oiaie snau noi discriminate i .a.
parallel for this can only be found in
the case of Federal Judge Settle who pre
s'.des over a court in which he himself
has not the qualification of a juror. And
mind you I Some of the gentlemen who
voted to appl this 'amendment to the
Raleigh & Augusta Air-Line Railroad,
and then voted against 'applying it to
all others, are representatives of coun
ties lvincr on the Carolina Central Rail
road, and some pf them five in towns
which are forced to haul their pur
chases to other markets in wagons be-f
cause of the discrimination practiced by
the Carolina Central!
One other thins : ' Those who did not
vote for this amendment on account of
personal friendship for Wilmington,
based their votes on the. claim that by
the building of the proposed branch
older interests "would suffer and' the
State's interest in he North Carolina
htanroan wouiate aamacea. -wnac is
to become of tbeir arguBKnt whenihe
question oi a Drancu rovu irum ' Aon-
eolnton. to HicKory comes to a vote?
The Raleigh Augusta branch might
have Injured 'the 'Nbrtti iDarolihaRM-
road if so very slightly; theUis' which
it is proposed to insert into the vitals
of the Western, North Carolina Rail
r jad a f great State enterprise at Hick
ory, wiU ureZy draw the i life-blood ot
that institution.. , Those ( jyhayoted.
against the extension to Charlotte must,
as tne plainest: matter ox consistency,
vote against the branch from Lincoln-
ton to Hickory., y ru$ are they going to
An ahntit. it? ' i a,'. tti'ii -, x'i:'l
We advert' to' this' m'aiter: meyev:tW
we purpose iu juseprng every uoay
straight on the record, So far as the.
amendment itself is concerned it isn't
worth the paper on which it is written.
Reliable information ?from Raleigh is
to the effect that the best legal, minds
there declare it unconstitutional," and
that theleader of the Wilmington lobby
has TkrnHpflllv admitted Its iinrtnnnti.
' i('nalUir : S!iinvwainT it ia.nnf a cnK.
sequent, Xemslature -will 'repfealthe!'
discriminating feature,1 adihejbrahh
if built, will be operated upon the same
footing with the. other,: railroads in the
State. - v,t,f f
Meantime, let us watch the records
of the Legislatures of & country and
we care not who builds its railroads
(or whether-, they . are built-' or not; so
long as . pools "bust" and fcwe tges Jiew
snipping uue.; N . , ,. ,.,-.., ',Hir
The Monroe Enquirer says it . hag
"been wearied and bored to death by
the asinine roaring of the ranting poli
tician playing the role of the lion
hearted defender of the people's rightsl
The Monroe Enuirer , will please, ,xr.
tend one hand up in this
. . ' '-' t.' ' ''Cil
directipn. j
; I
tl1 e . c1 c'"! f2rTof-
iik.xpi, pibdiued over tne benaie
during a portion of last Friday, after
noon, v This is the first time in the
history of therovef5lmer1?St
colored man has oc ;upied th: t cl Jr.
CoL Jas. 2b Hiyt ; "his 'retirtu- frofu
the editorial staff of the Columbia
Register. We regret it He is an able
and, accomplished journalist and has
brought th Reai8ter up to, a high
stand&rwi,G , j . ,
STATE JfEWS.
The postoffice at'olthe. r JSrchmdhd"
county, -has been dtecontiniiedg'
Mrs. .aiartin Miller, tne itrarfdniotner
of J. E. B. Stuart, died in Gates county
a few days ago.
Mr. E. J. Hale denies that he will
return from New" York to Fayetteville
ana revive tne uazetze.
The Statesville American is twenty-
one years of age the second or third
Oldest itf the State l' - ' -
The mavor of Monroe took in S50
in fines at the session1 of his court last
Thursday morning. . .
tBttt for tamely discovery the prison
ers in Union jail would have escaped
Mr. J. L. Rhem. of , Craverw has 125
acres in garden peas which he expects
to ship in time to seed the land in cot
ton. . MuiiM .i 1 VH..: ". .
: For the year ending, September Q,
1878," theState treasury, according to
tlie auditor's report, disbursed $530,-
462.79.
) k)ncord.cotrahis4ofrajJethjara of
amusements. They; jiaa ' the; T4orne,
Comedy Company, rope, walker and
thephonograph ali in one week.
Richard Henderson, a North Carolina
midshipman, will stand examination
withw hig: class-f or promotion to "the7
grade of ensign on the 25tli, , :,.
Jobhstoh county had an election last
week3 to decide whether or not the
county seat should be removed from
Smitnneid to selma. The lialeieh Ob
server says Smithfield keeps it by 1,000
majority. - va-1 a rt. . .1
The Ralefarh News savs that thus far
this year only 9 fertilizer licenses have
been taxen ouwtroui tne State treasury
by manufacturers. It will be some
time, yet before the rush for these be
gins,
, John McDonald, of Raleigh, the , first
man who nominated'Hayes, now hangs
his banner on the outer wall f or-1880;
ana on it are inscribed, according, to
the Netcs. theriames of John Sherman.
of Ohio, and Reuben E. Fen ton; of Hew
York.
The. Wilmington wreenbacfeew are
orcamzinz for the municipal election.
The Sunt says they are holding secret
meetings, : haye maae up their alder-
manic sjate, ana are, looKmg arpuna
for a man to nominate formaj'Or.
Rev. F. M. Jordan is conducting a
revival at Whiteville,Columbus county,
and a correspondent of the Wilmington
Bun?-' writing under date of the 14th,
saysA t "It has entered the school of Mr.
Johnson and several students have
found the Savior at the academy to-day."
Raleigh is becoming so city-like that
the people are heginnihg to complain
of cows running at large on the streets;
ana the news treats the matter very
seriously sinee'a coV'made a lady exe
cute ,, the May-pole dance around a
shade tree on the edge of the pavement
a few days ago. '
i ,' ? 1 T
FiTorable ITews of the Situation or tne
. English Troops In Africa :. r
London, Feb. 17. Later telegrams
from Madeira give news from Jrteter
maritzburff. It is stated that at 9
o'clock on the morhing"of the 27th f
January Lord Chelmsford was.theref at
Mantzburg in conference with Gov. Sir
Barlett Freere. All was qniet on the
frontier and the feeling was much
calmer. The Zulus had been repulsed;
rrom the rort on the lower Tugela. The
JSPQltL.ttILXlieln
upon Hilnmakaar is unfounded. - Cant. J
Stttff?ri4 and Lieut. Damis, of .the Nafcili
contingent; who Reaped from "the dis
aster at Calylyn camp, speak highly of"
tne conduct or ail engaged and of the
courage and firmness of the native con
tingent, thus disposing of the reports of
a mutiny and massacW of officers, by
the native soldiers.? " f s"
The Times' ;&(yB ltfe IrobaW a
brigade of all arms will be dispatched
from India to reinforce Lord Chelms
ford. The fifty-seventh foot will JeaveJ
CfckinAftmtta rittff
meantime uLbrd Chelmsford already j
nas Deen reinrorcea by one company of
the eighty-eighth regiment and by three
hundred men of second Italian.
f dreignlBnstness and Industrial Note?.
Bruce, ,.
vi,jUnSMl!si9nMfcaflIrers at TaUaiaevhe-calledTnt the
Mkmnof thtrey lenTral nt Si
Allgemeine&eittmb pOkf piffie
yie Vitus at. rvevei m cpiusequence oi me
failhre of the mercantile house of Eg
gers & Co., with liabilities of a million
silver roubles.
About six thotisndeaferVrarebnt
of employment at Macclesfield on ac-
ppiiht of the depression in trade.
tL
i IjjbWThe strike eonH
anueihis njonnng but the-numberof
men at orfcisawfincrrehi'
bodied .mmmmMmm
ireeiy empioyeu.1 aohhu t t A:n-suti ,
. ; London, reb.l7prtie Times irl its
financial article sayt 'the ''Collection
of government revenue has riven the
tanK of .nglandceontyplioyer tbiMcJntcaheposes -Onto h&iyrt&'-Qiis
money market thafeAt 'JBttQfe robaibte
money will be cheaper than at present
until after the end of the financial ir ear,
April 4th.? - - "-' ;
. London. Feb. 17. A dispatch from
Liverpool talhA EchAL tavm thn triir a
J has practically collapsed, ,-. TOnly about
meeting which resolved ta continue the
strike. In the meantime work is beinef
resume thehble' HnfeW1 atfcRa
me aloftthehble'litebtVdJw
kU'Jinenre:.,tigvac.k'iJi targ
InuSibersV The sailors continue.tohold4lnfts!mmediateN
ont.
' 'Steamboat ExploStiniVi life.
CnfcTONATirFeb. ljThe jlJt.TMo
Cormick,a small steamer running be
tween Marietta aud Zanesville, on the
Muskingum river, exploded her boiler
when near Beverly, on Saturday, killing
Mike Havemeyer and seriously scalding
Capt Martin, two 'Of 'the 'crew; " The
boat sunk a few minutes after the ex
plosion. UM - '
i tr 1 1 1 1. 1 ,. u
The Leugih of ite CoUCinenf.
. H'New York,' February-' 15. Henry
Tudor started from, this . city last night
With the avowed intention of ridin st on
horse-back all the way from New York
city to Punta Arenas, the most south
ern point tJf Patagohia, South Aihericai
expecting the journey to take two yearst
He takes with him as an. attendant a
youfrg man. . He has been impressed
rWittuthe idea for some time that, by go
ihg through the several republics of Ceri
tral and South America, and by ascer
taining what article of. American man
ufacture could be introduced . With pro
fit, a larger trade might be established.
Th hartV ovwm vi tfiVhmmirt and frt-,
bile. When they arrive at Patagonia '
&nT"nifljinvY intrpef. and ..hlifivs ft
larje amount of money can be made by
, t
expcrting to .this (untry those articles, i
Negroes wJio' Want 07iatc
Prftises tajnereas: il.' .itlfi .'ax -
711 Art
as-
se.T'&JL :n. e-t TA A&socum ' ,
"graph Company.
Washington. February 17. Senate
Windom. of .Minnesota, . presented pe-
tition Of the negro co-operatiyejassocia-
tion, qlTtilireveportv avarjnthei
nassace 6t ' the resolution in reerard to
signed'oy a large number ofministers,
representjn.?cc4toed-dQkregations of
that place. - Ld on the table, the reso
lution fiowVbeing bfefdre the Senate.1
The Senate tesumed the consideration
of the unfinished i,busmess,Kbeing the
bill to "amend the internal revenue laws,
which contains an amendment to re
duce the tax on tobacco. -1
Dorsey, of Arkansas, moved to post
pone the further consideration of that
bill for the pujpose of taking up the
postoffice appropriation bill. Rejected
yeas J5, nays 37.1 The Senate proceeded
to-consider the bilF td amend the inter
nal revenue laws.
I The Senate has had a long discussion
on the amendment of the finance com
mittee to the House internal revenue
bill to tax snuff to 24 instead of 16 cents
per pound, leaving tobacco at the last
named figure. - The amendment was re
jected, 14 to 20.
Confirmations John F. Hartranft,to
A - - A A "Wfcl ! "W
dc posunasLeras irnuaaeipma; .juhi-i
den 'Snowden, to be superintendent of
the Philadelphia mint. Assistant Trea
surers; Martin PtKennard, at Boston;
Albert G. Edwards, at St. Louis.
House. During the morning hour
Hale, of Maine, offered a resolution di
recting' the committee on the judiciary
tb report a joint resolution proposing a
constitutional amendment to prohibit
the payment of war claims except those
of persons loyal to jthe union. Amo
tion to adjourn was made on the Demo
cratic side and the roll eall consn,med
the remainder bf the; hour. The rescH
muon went over-wimouc action.
! A motion to suspend the rules was
made by Sparks, of Illinois, for the pur
pose of passing the bill appropriating
$26,852,200 aoiiars ror the payment or
the arrears of pensions.
On motion, of Rice, of Ohio, the bill
was so amended as to include special
pensioners and the pensions granted on
account of soldiers who enlisted in the
war but who died from disabilities in
curred after the cessation of hostilities.
Agreed to.
Acklen presented resolutions of the
LouisianaLegislature protesting against
Circuit cort,at .New Orleans inthe
prosecutions against citizens of various
nartaof Louisrana. - ,.; 19
W. B. Fleming, was sworn in to fill
the 'vacancy occasioned by the death of
Julian Hartridge.
The House agreed to 'a motion to "6ttV
pend the rules and-pass the river and
harbor appropriation bill.
x District of Colombia matters then re
ceived attention and the ; House took a
rtsuess. xue evening session or tue
House was devoted to memorial services
in honor of the late Representative
scnieicner, 01 Texas.
-r DEMOCRATIC CAVCVS. "
A Democratic caucus was held t&
day on the subject of the public print
ing, but there was no practical result of
the discussion.
COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS.
w Before the Senate conrttdttee consid
ering Senator, Jones.'. ball Jto authorize
the use of railroad telegraph lines for
commercial pu poses, Jttr.'j.' w. simon-
ton, general agent of the associated
press, made a statement to-day in refer-
e ice to tne relations oetween the asso
ciated press and the Western Union tele-
grajjh coBipany.o it was a closely con
densed, interesting and vigorous exposi
tion of the general system of the asso-
tiaUon. and aconvincing demonstration
mail it is not in any true sense a mono-
z-n li.. - ' 1' T'
tpblff thatlt'nelthei' lives' nor prospers
by the favor of : the telegraph company.
out; aosoiuieiy inaepenaent or mat cor
poration, and that postal telegraph, or
nuy gu eriiuieiiuu mwrvenuon u nx
telegraph rates Would only strengthen
ine associatea press power ana propor
line esiTSwsbeiffire:
number of Questions, were,asked by,the
membjefsof tm committee concerning
Various features of the subject in hand.
:na! were responded to (as the chair
man took occasion to say) very freely
anu n.iiiKiy
Affidavits of Ripley and Mcintosh as
to Florida Affairs.
U--WASHINGT03S. , fFebiuini 1 ITrrrThe
I'otter committee met this morning.
Thp chairman laid before them the afti
davits of Judge H. C. Ripley and H. M.
Mcintosh, which had been forwarded
by 3 udge Cocke. Ripley's-affidavit was
to the effect that one morning during
uiej siblings 01 me Doara 01 state can
State house. He met the attorney pati.
era!, Hon. W. A. Cocke, at the door, and
officefielSfecTfe
land siadt
iouna me aoor locKea on
th occa-
sions. While standing in front of the
Secretary's office, theysaw Gov. Stearns
nu senator JNoyes, of Ohio, come ou
nce !A.t;the jXiaiei oeDonent - wondere
that tcftjSrftot ahd 4iti4eAu
distaritState1 should be closeted with
the Secretary of State at the time ap
pointed for the fneetfti'6f the return
ing poara.
auahassee correspondent of the Sa
vannah1 News,, and fturingthfOanyass
of the returns 6f the'last'oresidential
election he one day saw Judge Cocke,
one of thesthree members' of the t etnrrt-1
mg board, pacing the floor in front of
tne oecreiary oi otaie s omce in a, ner
vous OterafJitn4deWi
Suestionhe said: "These infernal scoun
rels. McL.in and CowsrilL Ythe two oth-
4.ejr.memDers or me ooard,) have got me
trov. Stearns, or Florida, -aodt uovvnnr:
JNovea. of : fhiKrpAV .Wit Snvof .w) V
ro)mtogeCher;,i"u,iI-''",:',',w1
Xhel,.,aThnavira.,wera.-ordeyedte-4w
Lplyed
;ed on the records of the oomittee.
rarues Arresxea lor JocKeying on the
tnariestan Varna td a jt aA
alias sKanbi votdrwMt radeaff
WaltonlmilOash iie.kstidil
of thejtaces iAereiiOonfessedthat W
rack andajlowedr BenjoHill to win,
having been-. iDaidi.25 in rash md - a
pool tirk-pt fnr.$g.
latterrs ownerw s, JV.tehison.. to-.do:
Atchison and thiobkeVhafrfthrKlw
ruled toff the tra-bvhe-MHfw
Una jockey club andwfiMTiwerffMrrtiiii
iday-n "a charge of conspiracy to de- J
who purchase4 poolson Mary Waitonii
They ; waived examination and were
oouna over- in oo-eachrto appemrfo
inai b tuo uuo.ienn.or 'the Bessiorts
courc ; a warrant issea against -Poca;4
iz: c?i -tT uutrP hub ne has left
me otttie. auo poois ana Dets havA nil
been paid and much indignation -wcists-f
"te parties
Fe
r fir unwnnia til Lniirf n.u,s. u k .
acWityol tne stomach, relieves WndonatnilatM
the Doweis. cures avaentnrv sni riionh. x i
weU known remedy.
arismg iroinieeining or other cansea. An Old and :
ne soemea QunagHaeeeuoiHstatt
deinBKthatihel'tcfeWfA3
D0
Failure-TtSt5 Cebt P. Veathc
Rin: :ona . V - Tcb. "17. Frank P.
Hill & -o, r ;al t tat ) ar nts. have f .ul-
ed. Tl rirL ibil Jes are ,sta 3d at over
$60,OCj.Thi.y hwre maie an fissignlnent
covering 929,000.
Although the bill for the settlement
of the State debt had been made special
order for to-day : in the Senate, it was
allowed to sro hv. another SDeciaL order
Show fell here for mrer hours this
9
uero tor uirw ii
wmirhrxritolloTra nail' the t
remainder 9f the day,, i8 ,;,t .)t - . I
r-"f Brief Foreign Itenaf.f 1 v-1 K
flfo)sDbTs:Teb. :17.Reurbpnedmonia
is spreading among the cattle in north
and east Yorkshire." r s ; T " :
tNwCASiXl?-Tn?,Feb. 1T.-The
bbat rasce for- 400 sndJtheJ champion
ship'of Oreat Britain,1 between Higgins
anaicinott; took place in the Tyne at
this place to-day and resulted in a vie.
tory ror Elliott by about three lengthy
; n!I)a8hlDgM)a Items.
i rWASHrNGTow! PerL ir-The treasury
has, tx4ay,issued the' eighty-ninth call
for the redemntion of fi.20 bonds of 1805.
The amoAintwnty-raiUions in equal
Eroporuons or coupons ana regisiereu
onds. h Ju ujfJ t
1 Judge Geo Andrews. United - States
attorney for the eastern district of
Tennessee, has tendered his resigna
tion, s -r j : , -r.;- ' - f
A Famine Innliifnl la India.
I CAtcuTXAilFeb 17-There was"
slight fall of rain in Puniunb. Saturday.
but not sufficient- to appreciably benefit
the crops-or-tuminisn the nsx or
famine which is imminent unless rain
falls wimmfottn1ghtiAInI)erde and
the northwest provinces the situation
is equally bad andtbere is also some
i 1
Ease Attalaakle y tfce RkeMtattc.
VMi.xftIthonfi'ti:''nieT mar !desialr of relief. It la
attainable b j rheumatic auflerera, for there is a
remedy which earrles off, by means of Increased
activity of 'the kldneyaruiportant channels for
blood Durmcaaon the acrid element to which
pathologists the most eminent attribute the painful
symptoms a theory completely borne out 67 urin
&17 analysis,,, xne name qi uus srana aepareni is
Hostetters, a preparation likewise celebrated as a
remedy for constipation, which causer contamina
tion of the blood with the bile and a certain
means of relief in dyspepsia, ferer and ague, and
nervous ailments. is, pernaps, me nnesi ionic
extant, and Is highly recommended as a medicinal
stimulant br distinguished nhysicians and analysts
who pronounce it to be eminently pure and very
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X. Buttericli'g Ifetrepilitan rashlons for March
nave just arrJeCjgJLaMfit one.
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BLOCKADE TOP XOs
IL: vtox Durcliased a nice Une of Tobacco, at the
Govt mil. ent sale, -
1 tin preparea to oner e maucemeuia w vur-
ers. Caa early.' v- ixjo. n. uAiaruut.
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ELLIMPEOVEP
CITT PKOPEBTT FOB SALE. .
Any person desiring to purchase a well Improved
taty Lot, House with nine rooms, and modem con
veniences, fine well of water, brick kitchen, within
five minutes walk of the public square, caa be ac
commodated by applying at "
1000
IXK SIMPLE DEEDS,
MOST APPEOTED FORM. .
Just Printed and For Sale at the
OBSEBVSB OFTICX.
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po:
a SALE.
ThA nnammlm and Union trm on which this
paper was lately printed, it was maae oy me oiu
jntnunn tvn fmindrr. of' PhUadelnhia. and watt
not discarded because no longer fit for use, but on
ly because it became necessary to use a ainerem
stvleof troe. ItwiUdo Rood service for several
rears to come. It win be sold in lots to ul p
chasers, and In fonts of 50 to l.OOOlbs, with or
without cases. aoqss - . vji.vjwk,
oct5 . . - unanooe. xti.
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BAL ESTATE.
MINING AND IMMIGRATION AGENCY,
For selling and buying Mines, Lands and Houses,
and win
Advertise free of cost, all properties placed m my
hands for sale.
TH08. F. DRAYTON,
Charlotte, N. a
deelO
jJ LICHTENSTELN,
" MERCHANT TAILOR.
Has ust received samples of Spring Goods. His
friends and customers are most respectfully invited
to call and make selections so as to enable him to
secure then choice in due Ume.
febll '
JAMES MURPHY, ' ' ; ;;
i-A. PRACTICAL TAILOR,
Helton's Building, Trade Street, Up Stairs.
)wlnK to the stringency of the times I will in fo-
ture work very cheap. Will make fine suits for
910, cassimere suits for $8. Pants of suits same
rates. I guarantee all my work ;nofit, no charge.
uive me a cau ana oe eonvmoeo.
' July 17. . '
R. A. W. ALEXANDER,
DENTIST
OFFICE OVER L. R. WRI8TON 4c CO
Dbco Stokx.
With 25 years' experience I guarantee entire
attsfactfcm Janll
QHEAP GOODS.
Earln bought out the entire stock of Brown 3c
vo., we win aeu the stock oi motions (which were
bought very cheap) regardless of their actual value.
We win discontinue keeping them, and wish to
close inem entirely out. A ceil win tare you mon
ey. WXDDtNGTON A ALLEM,-
u Successors to Rrem, Brown A; Co.
Feb. IS dStiwlm. f"'
CP.
b. Alexander & CO.,
'MMnilf MUUUOUUfl juouuni,
'1 i i College Street, Charlotte. N. C,
I "Have Just received the largest and cheapest Una
1 of the choicest brands of North Carolina Ftour to
b found to the city. -i
F6b.l.
X ADIES AND GENTLESIElf. repair all kflids
XJ of 8ewlne Machines thorouaur and cheaolr.
Remember, I am no tramp, but am always in Char
lotte io mace my wore com.' u w. ukadsha w
D
R. D. OWNOGHCE.
Office ia the Slznal O0oe. orer Tnvders' National
Bank, on 8rd floor. . : c
nigut or day, wui receive prompt attenaon.
'Tris;CASS-tt : v-ui' :::,
flmrirA JMtfl mrl Mr a OtmIaf W'- ' ' -
wiuvmv wwu uf w uwnvti cm
. -r, ;; ; ; .. ; LeROY DAVTDS0N'&
JanaO v k; i.a
Having removed his omce to. the first flooi'i over
the TisaeTB' National Bank,' can' be found there
all hours during the day, and at his residence eorr
ner Seventh and College streets, at night, .......t.
0,' S;'A D A L LS ,
rpHE GREAT SOUTHERN BSMEDf for
I JL j tor the cure of Scrofula. Scrofulous
Taint, Rheumatism, White Swelling; Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis, Nervous
Debility, and all diseases arlslnff fmrn u
impure condition of the blood.
The merits of this valuable mmmitnn
are so well known that a passing aotioe i
but necessary to remind the. rankers of. thia
Journal of the necessity of always keeping a
bottle of this medicine among their stock of
famm necessities. Ww M h tr
t Certificates eanbe toeseritetf frtm manv
leading Fhysieiana; Ministers and head of
families throughout the South, endorsing m
the highest terms the Fluid Extract of Roaa
dalia. ' "
DR. B. WILSON C ARB, of Baltimore, ian
' he has used It In cases of Scrofula and oth
er diseases with much satisfaction." , ,
DR. T. C PUGH. of Baltimore nenm-
Imends It to all persona suflertng wtth dls-
eases diooa saying n is supenor to any
prepjaxatlon he has ever used, ; ; ' .
M. E. Conference South, says he has been so
much benefitted, by Its use that he cheerfully
reeommenda jjt to all , his friends and. ac
quaintances.. ,,, a! j ,t r.t )fr,,f i ) !
CRANE!? f CO.DmtHrlsts.' at 3ordon-
vUle Va say It never has failed to give sa
lsfactlon, ... ti j-.-
SAMUEL Q. McFADDEN. VnrfiMsnnm
Tennessee, rsays it cured him of Rheuma
ttsmjwhen .ail else failed. s:J i-ini
Rdsrtdalis la not a iecf oiiar nifumu
Hon; its ingredients are published on every
package. - tshow it to your physician and he
will tell you it is composed of the strongest
alteratives that exist, and is "an excellent
blood Durifler. i Did i our snaoa aiimtt1
could giver you testimonials from every State
in the South and from persons known to ev
ery man, woman and child, either personal-.
j. f- Bosadalis Is sold by all JrnEglsts;'-ii i
I 1 JOHN T. HENRY, CTJBRAN 4,1 V
4 )r.' fi 4' 8 College Place, :t. pu,
1W sale
ale by Li R, WRISTOJ? 00.. Droeglsts, 'i t
' - ix 1 1 1 Charlotte, N. C i f
.r owl awrnwaar
ALL AT.
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BUT L E f I S
V "Si
Stove a&J Hardw 3wui
CHEAP
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Buy your COOK STOVES .from me, as I have 12
good reasons why they will do your work (Juick and
Easy, Cheap and Clean :
BECAUSE
They are cheapest to buy.
BECAUSE -
They are best to use.
BECAUSE
They bake evenly ana quick ly.
BECAUSE
Their operation is perfect.
BECAUSE
They always have a good draft?
BECAUSE
They are made I the beet material.
BECAUSE f- '
They roast perfectly.!
BECAUSE
They require but little fuel.
BECAUSE
-;. They are very Ivw.pitee&xnii.imj
BECAUSE
They are easily managed.
BECAUSE v 4 r .
They are suited to aaiocalltleBf.
Mil
BECAUSf 5? 8. U ?, :
. Every Stove Is guaranteed to ve satisfaction
'gaux&iriQ.
CALDWELL HOUSE,
AL DWELL HOUSK,
CALDWELL HOUS
CALDWELL HOUS
E,
t ci ff 'if.;. '-. i'
Cornet Tryon and Sixth Streets,
Comer Tryon and Sixth Streets,
' i CHARLOTTE; N C. ';!
S. P. CALDWELL..
.Proprietor.
This house Is permanently established and offers
all the convenience, and comfortoof a M J
boarding house. Persons visiting the city will find
it a pleasant home. Permanent boarders wanted.
furnished with rooms.
BATES Per day, transient, 91.25; per week,
$6.00. Regular table, $13.00; board and room
per month, io.ua
JanlO
J.REAT BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
J, T. BUTLER'S.
J. T. BUTLER'S.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND
PLATED
WARE,
fGOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES.
Gold-Head Canes and everrthln tou want
tor iunsuuas, n
i J.T.BUTLER'S.
dec24 .
TK7E DESIRS to C&H attention to OUR STOCTT
VY E DESIRE to eaU attonflon to PUB STOODu
tiA.
-J? ' A Nt? i G O O D D-
Gtotmd and Cot Glass Bottles, the handsomest
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in the market. The latest styles of Perfume Boxes.
.; T i 'jS s A , i; .-J T e T A f
f . t , i' ;; i H T -t 1 i - n 5 r
including some novelties, which will pay you to
j,:' I
call and examine.
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FINE FLORENCE and CELULOID TOILET Cases
French Plate, Hand Mirrors, Russia Leather
American Tooth, Hair and Nail Brashes.
!
L. R. WRISTON 00.
declS
'JA T THE CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON
'' 'LV3
Cochmne keeps the best RYE WHISKEY, Stand-
' .o-ii i ard Pure, Two Years Old.
JJOn FINE ypEs,
a) , f dI .-whi 3-
And rare Liquors, Three Years Old, go- - -
' OCHRAJOrS,
1
Central Hotel Saloon.
r-illt-
JKW LTVERY STABLE.
Mf you want flrstxlass Carriages, Phaetons, Bug
gies or saddle Horsei
Stable: j-i Jta i --t
u you
wam a larnage ana Baggage wasonto
meet arriving oc departing trains. , co to the New
Livery Stable.
Mi you want your hones well fed and well groomed
to to the New Livery Stable. ---. -
i Careful drivers, promptness asdieasiaJ rices
are our motto.
maris
" " B. CHAMBERS.
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Ij'Oa BKNTr A.HIcMuJ A :
auij it:
" TetW0 "tore In taa Grler A Alexander bnlldlng
oh Trade street : : " xi J. L. MOREHEADl
jatusott
T'ELE BEST STOCK OF -
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Alt'
GROCERIES an CONFECTIONERIES
In U
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LeROY DAVIDSON'S. :
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1st National Rank Building. Charlotte, N. a
tobth''iK8 C is acknowledged
io oe tne best m the State, and we wouw h ..lT.;.
,vu ou. uu examine for yourself before
PEGRAM 4 CO?'
dee!
TOTHBPUBUC.
The subscriber, Trustee of SMITH
begs leave- vrU fa; attention of the
Cb ntty to the large stock of
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-ww- bwck us gooas south oi Baltimore,
and is weU worthy the examination of any pc
whether wanting one or a thousand pair. The.
stock embraces
AN INFINITE VARIETY,
from the finest to the coarsest shoe wsuSt; tt'yxm
want a pair, or any number of cases, caa. end rwir
wants can be supplied.
In this connection the subscrlbsr wenld state
that if reasonable prices can be obtained, the
whole stock, both Wholesale and Retail, will te
sold
ri ;'i;1T a bargain,
f -W IT TV S :'.
either together or eeparately Prcpcsltlfins for
purchase are solicited.
J. M. B. REYNOLDS, Trustee
S Fotbea.
Charlotte, V. C, Jan. 17, 1878-8weod.
JUST IN TIME.
We have Just received a fine selectioa ef . such
Goods as you want Ior
zi'fi CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
.t;-,vi;ii
Fine Sets. Seal Rings, Initial Cuff Buttons, Scarf
Pins and anything In the line you may want
dec20
LASNS, -v
; FftPaFiMMJe,'f '
WAjrCH and CLOCK ifArro, GILDEB and IL
VERJPLATER, ;
Trade Street, opposite Fin Presbyterlasi Church,
rp , ; a urayenore.
Every kind of repairs made at ones at half nrim.
and warranted one rear. Inn Hni nt jwTr m
Bronze GtWrng, iOoioru BEvPiatmr and Gal
vanlrlng made at short notice and equally as good.
t, vim. uuuo iur me uoue at Km prices.
psT Apprentice wanted, with premium and good
reierenoes. ,r.;t ..:.sv
Repaired wotfc-mieaued-forwm be sold at the
expiration of twelve months for cost of repauW " -septl5
rpHE
X HE
THY
THALi
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4TISING
N.'
ISING SO.
iris mat
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, T'jrff "r 1 pa. n :
.-JtU ''W v'-T '.Ml'- H .V.
OO thought Constannne when he became a con
vert, because a "Pagm" refused to absolve him
from the guilt of his crimes, and the -thrUHan"
readily agreed, and specially manufactured for
bjara "sign" by which he was tbH"eonqaer.r
Henry the Till to turn rejected Constao tine's
tpmUUff and became the "defender of the new
Faith" with his six wives, am only outliving him.:
Seven hundred years before ConstanUne lived Solo
mon, who bunt a Temple with out-houses, court,
ice., on 20 acres ol ground, 700 wlvesOO dltto-
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good abed population, to the acre. - The Queen of
Snebaadmlred his viaOam' tmA 'mtfnf than his
magnificence, and slgnlflcantly remarked that "the
Jmn his greatness had not been told her": but
after he declared that "aUk vanity," buCt high
places f the. wecsnlp , Juattim deOmiMIShti
Napoleon Bonaparte, on his narrow escape from
the inflowing tide of the Red Sea, whOe passing,
through on the spot when Pharaoh and his horse
MtiftrlAci. ATMslfTnAif tt T tiOff nAwfurtAil ILnmHVa .
Pnaraoh, what a text I would hate fortiUhed Orthc-:
doxy' and a 8. Holton to advertise his Confection--eries
and Groeirles at the' "Hafcg Sua," on Trade'
street, opposite the . Market House, where every--,
thing In the above lines may be found, Including; -
Ferry's Garden Seeds, Green and Canned Frultst
Nuts, Teas, Coatees,' 8 agars, Pickles, fine Cigars-
and Tobacco, Toys, 4c. '
CL S. HOLTON,,.
febll ; . ' . .
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