t)c Charlotte bscnur. CB18. Br JOBES, Editor nd mvrietor Free from the doting crople.rhat tetttr ir free-born reaxi.H FlilDAY. APRIL 25.1879. THE C05VEVTI0 TC-5I6HT. Pursuant to the call of a large nuiu- ber of prominent and influential 7.ehs of Charlotte, a convention citl will assemble in the court house this even ing for the purpose of nominating acan didate for the office of mayor for the ensuing term. This convention has be come necessary in order to settle the rival claims of those who aspire to the office, as well as to decide whether there may not be another gentleman in the community whom the people would like to call to the position, f In tn; deliberations tonight we trusts mere will be no asperities or bickerings, fcuf. that the irood sense and good judgment nf the iieonle will select some man who? is both capable and willing to assume' the duties and responsibilities of the office, and who will discharge those duties with that zeal and fidelity which should characterize the first officer of tiienmnrllitlle'fiitVof Charlotte. Hie office of mayor should be no sinecure. There are earnest duties to discharge, and good judgment will be required in the man who is to stand at the helm and ""uide our municipal ship in the future. One of the matters likely to come up during the year is the suit broueht bv the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Hail road. aCainst the city , fori forty thousand dollars' worth of bonds subscribed to that road. These bond3 have been on interest eighteen years. All the precedents in the recent; decis ions of bur courts would indicate that the ruling, whien it is announced, 7wi 11 be against the city. If this should 1e the case it will require considerable tact and sound economy on the pail of our municipal authorities to meet the case without overburdening the people and without excessive taxation. If the gentleman selected to-night is a man who is calculated to inspire con fidence in the people, that he will be able to creditably "administer the duties of his office, it -.will be well for us all. We have before us the exam ples of tax-ridden Memphis and Mobile, whose respective city - governments have fallen; into unworthy bands, and who novf groan under the burdens im posed by the courts of law in the appointment of receivers. ' Let the convention to-night keep these facts before its eyes. Let every good, citi zen feel impelled to attend, and help to shape the policy of the incoming ad ministration, by selecting the right man. This article is not intended to influ ence the action of the convention for or against the interests of any candi date who is in the field, or any other who maybe suggested; but it is in tended to show the -importance which hedges about the action of the conven tion. We demand that the convention shall be free, fair and representative. It should be so authoritative as to command the respect of every good citizen of the city, who has at heart the interest or the welfare of the muni cipality. The call having been spontaneous, as well as general, the opportunity has been offered for every voter to go into the convention, and aid in dictating who shall be the nominee. Whoever fails to do this ought to be barred from complaining if its action don't meet his approval. ' The Observer to-morrow will probably record the name of the nominee of the convention, and the mayor of Charlotte for a year hence. We have sufficient confidence-in the wisdom and intelligence of the people who do the voting and pay tlie taxes, to believe that lie will be a good man, and worthy to wear the honors to be bestowed. Mr. Steele's S peech. We are en abled to lay before our readers this morning the excellent - speech -of Hon.1 Walter L.6teefo, delivered in the House of Representatives last Saturday. A close reading of it will show'it to justi fy all the encomiums that have been pronounced upon it. 4 His people will read this "speech carefully and will heartijy, thank tL Steele for hi&able and manly refutation of thj skndets which have been uttered against them. The speech wjlj add to our representa tive's reputation. ' There is jiM enough humor in it to relieve the argument of anything like tedibusnessr arid the in terruptions were frequent jenough to enable CoL Steele to use witij. excellent effect lib well known gift o Repartee. Mr. Kitchinof North Carbihwy -was one of those who made a speech 'on' the legislative bill, Tuesday night,kvhen the House met for debate only j j r.,,;r..? " ii ' , Batterers'. 8ale not Taxable. - " 1. out; xu your leiieror the 17th insWyou make the - f ollawing inquiry: Is ajnerchant, grocer or manufactur er wno oarxers nis goods fdifiinv' iitw wmmodity subject to a tax on the that they are not Sec is cleat upon the subject 1-10 of one per cent, and ad valorem tax, hence sioa ; Dut ironi the langu it is also clear that the LAt intended to taxr the bartered is not unfrequehtly the ease that a inor, chant exchanges goods tfor a barrel of nour, ana uunng iue : same day 1 . , . . - cnanges xue nour i zor uacon, tnenthe bacon for other country . produce, r In' this instance th merchant would pay three taxes, did the; la Contemplate a tax on amounts goods oi -produce re- celved in said excliange. VIA toanufac - - TT1TDF fT Oil Out I Tl mJ VQ VTIO JTf O ra in mia v- jvui case, or any other manufacturer or pro- :ducer can --exchangeihis igoods-iiianv portion pr tne. state iree- ot taxation, provided he only baiters them,- but the momenc sucn gooas are ujsposea 01 ior ; ,v cash, the agent or1, principal so Vlispcs ,; ing of.tliem would be liable to a ped 'f lerg tax if sold by i retail, d -a drum mers' license tax if t sold by the whole- J, M. IVOKTir, State Treas. ! amount or goods received M such ex MR. CONKLING SPEAKS. ; ' - " tt- & j A SUMMARY OF Bl$ KECAEXS. i I M Jj .. The Greenbacks Speaking In the House ;'. The House Debate to End To-Day. , Washington, April 24. Senate. Dawes presented, the. petition of Mrs. Caroline. iVfebeterf()yidow of CoL TiMfitfiher Webster, asking an increase of heir pensldniK'uT Q8&' KflWOe mi ed poor by the destruction or tne Marshfield propertj. The bill was re ferred to the committee oa.pensions. An unusually large gathering of spectators was present on the meeting of the Senate, the ladies'gallery present ing an especially brilliant appearance and the diplomatic gallery having a fair number of occupants. Numbers of prominent visitors, including many members of the House, occupied seats on theiHftr of the Senate attraction evidently beibg adesirato hearlMr. C oftkling speak on fthe arjby bill. Te Hussion ofrthe Wallace resolution occmpied the mbrnmghout, after waiKh the army appropriation bill was talfen up. Conkling began his remarks by saying that of the 0235,000,000 of reve nue collected during the last year by the government $221,000,000 came from twenty-seven States and $13,600,000 from eleven States Alabama, Arkan sas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mis sissippi tfoiih Carolina, fSouth Care Una, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia oi which $6,500,000 was from the tobacco taxes of Virginia. Both Houses, he continued, have now a Democratic ma jority, and no proposition is heard to change the existing revenue laws. This vast revenue is collected to pay pen ainna marta. nacessarv bv the rebellion, to preservte the government and protect the laws maae at in-suuiauio cauoc To daVert it from the usejs to vich,the people have dedicated it would be per fidious. There is but one way by which it can reach these objects by appro priation. The constitution commits to (Jonsrress only the discretion as to how inuchfetdi be appropriate. Its eontj manrl tn inake some abDromriatios am imperative, t The refusal tojvote moneje to defray the expenses of thediffereAf branches or tne government was mere fore unconstitutional. If members of the judiciary or executive departments failed to do their duties under the con stitution, thev Tvsould ' be liable - to 'im- noaphment - it members of theleeishv tive branch were likewise amenable to punishment for dereliction of duty.it would be a braver if not less guilty act to violate their exalted trust. He said a resort to separate -bills miffht even have cloaked the sinister desism of the legislation and that view would have been wise policy for the other side. In the case pending the face of the bill itself shows that the legislation is not such as the executive can rightly approve. It shows the de sign to be to coerce the executive into violatiug his sense of right in order to permit the government to live. Thus far the achievement of the Democratic majority had been easy, but the trial was yet to come. It would be more difficult The party had got themselves into a predicament and unless the ex ecutive lets them out they will have to back out He said: "Let the ruffianism at the polls in the interest of the other party cease and there would be no need of further expense in executing the election laws." Conkling spoke for three hours, his speech in the main being an arraign ment of the Democratic party and an earnest support of the Federal election laws. Gen. Sherman and A.torney General Devens were among the num ber of his attentive auditors. A bill introduced to-day by Senator Johnston proposes to give the consent of the United States to the prosecution of the suit of G. W. Custis Lee for the recovery of the Arlington estate on condition that the plaintiff, if judgment be finally rendered in his favor, shall be bound to accept m lieu of the .specitc property recovered, its fair money equivalent. House. Gillette, of Iowa, made a speech from a greenback standpoint in which he deuonunced the Connecticut anti-tramp law and declared that be fore saying to the Chinese that they must go, he would say to every law on the statute book which .oppressed the laboring classes that it must gv The national banks must go. ' ' National bonds must go. v Land monopolists must go. The mountains of idle money in the treasury must go into the chan nels of business.- The millions absorb ed by the coin bonds the heart of Once more to make glad must go out the toiler. Did they believe that the jMpu lar fire which was raging could be smothered ? and that the outraged citi zens would be satined till 1880. with sectional disputes? What the people wanted was bread, not blood, lie' was amazed at the patient endurance and long suffering of the people; but he ad vised prudence in future legislation and immediate measures ofV relief for thie country, He was rollowed by DeLaMartyr, of Indiana, who denounced .. as puerile cry of revolution raised by those jfho were cowards on one side or cormorants on the other side of the great struggle. He had no language in which to utter his contempt for it, 1 Tfie time for terminating the debate on the legislative bill in the House is nxea tors o clock to-morrow instead of 2 o'clock, as previously ordered. ; 8 f ARKS FROM TOE WIRES. The funeral of Gen. Dix took place yesterday afternoon from Trinity! church, .New York. Wedbesday night a: large portion of the village of Coscob, Conn was des troyed by fire. The loss is hea vy, ; The April returns td the department of agriculture,, at Washington, shdw that the acreage of winter wheat is about one and one-half per cent, greater than last year.. t .wHrvxizls-Kf-Mik 'f.'' ' .Uf-iU..:it,U i ' I lltempt t& Assassinate Edwin Booth. , .1.... 1 $ti, f . fuoiJomiiTO lUWUly oaajiauio reel airectiv at tho tratrwiiAw arm wonaers ereatlv that he misspd hihv lie reertt the failure ; even-. tnnt-A than Tie wonders at it. - He aaysf he has Hiceompnces oacK 01 $tm andthatBOOth r t11 M. IT. . n . . win jBi suuc ' no uauie nere ior tne express purpose of killrhir' Booth; . The 10 uiBnirtj Hnuoiaers wao saw, mm 19 Cabell,-nephew- of iUon-G.1 C. Cabell, shot and mortally wounded E. W.Ealm- v i . j j . . . t. : . '-i iLr.-r'. i vr, auesnerate cnaracter rw.ar riianfla. 1 1J. 1 r j rn , " '-. x 1,,ji"a' counxyr -J- tjesaayf-avo ar- rest has yet been made; ?fr't-i ja... TV" . " V .Ve !tff I Festivities in viaiiiia?'5 - 1 7!:"V:'V 1 rtlxQ6n. Anill24.ViMiiis-(owd. t t Z ' . ' .at a. , a.' . cu in consequence ot tne restiyities in honor of tbe.Emperoi:'sjsUver wedding, which takes nlacfl tn-davM anv viTl 1 tors are unable to obtain accommoda tions. The coneurse exceeds that of the exhibition year.t Th culminating day of the fete3Will.be Friday, , . -ax A dull, heavy pain in the aides, sleepiness, want 01 energy, no continuity of thought or labory these all Indicate diseased the Liver, and should be re- 6 which will surely accomplish the object sought. al s aenarrtrtfinr. ia 1 . " 1 onra. uireuuuvo -ioaia-34, juiyana u- 1 .ivnrxz ,r mat uray 13 crazv. . He ured two ahot. ust eisiau.-Aucust aiMreetofcahbtfftulSMU'f z( Mi'i w una k 1 . , 1 " " w ws ia . 1 ' mt-w r 1. aa.L. nr. ui uiscuscs ui 1 ja 1 ' jj, 1 armnnoi hia niofni (tm n"n4 i temDerauo uciODer . uctoDer and NovAmh.r 1 i- 7, r . r- : or-( the tar nf 7r1!' Y fSr """S V .,wuw- kw eran ahinmvi rwiur and Kmi;..ii . . stand without a rival. - Osbas toth jragwgwa.wiineMeiU .i,v..& March an April-. ' - t :need4no discus-1 " -ii ' 1 " '. Z-ll . fi twlwiB.1Sliil.,: ,n : . ' ' IAGuE 'AND ' F apjeof thelaw lf'awi snooungin Tlrglna,p:f IU1UMJ- . . :J" ; ;4' .trnru-ia.; T4- I AiviL.i,e. v A.. nn m i in v ' imhi naie. I trnnr m. nr trr takinir I : . 1 INGUSH SPOETIS Ronton,' aS24.-i4 says: "H anion nas Deen suffering from severe pains in the head. He is now better but still very depressed. IIow don is-in very good condition.!' --4 Thft Times aava Mr. F. Gretton has proposed to run Jtr554r yfis Kc(f JBljFj n. Taonomv against Lbrrillara Par rcleToverlnemL Wild SiUU 11 lUllUI'lUW ttebvcoivse for 5,uuo, witntne dpeigkfor age and three lbs lowanceto-isofhomy. A telegram to this effect was sent Lorrillard yesterday, and if he accepts, as anticipated, the match will be run during the Kew Mar ket second spring meeting, which be gins May 13th. ? The Chester trades cup, which will be run.f or ,May 7th, at the Chester meet ing, appears' to be Entirely at the mercy of. .raroie, as ine turns in me course win be to the manifest benefit of his fine speeds Parole may be looked forward as fortheGood- 4od es place July Blftf ion to the.Eng- llshh orse, Kinesem, Sny m e pete, rendering tne race o erest. Kew York, April 24. P. LoiTillard, the owner of Parole, came to this city lastjuight from his stock farm in Kew Jersey. He stated to a reporter that he went to .rmiaaeipnia yesieraay ana bought all of the Leamington yearlings role as has been represented. Brief Foreign Items. London, April 24. The position of the Durham miners' strike is unchanged. A 11 ir miiAr TAT;Tg AnriT 9A The Jh?i.mnl D& Debats savs: "The cabinet will demanc fromjtho f hamberaf 1 Deputies the in-1 valldatiorfoT-tfte ereetldrfof M.Blanqui, as member of the chamber from Bor deaux. The government does not in tend to grant him amnesty." Genoa, April 24. The Duke of Rox- Mrehe. hlad If Ae abfled ScotBsh Boui of Ker. ii JJuf In lifts- city J HI wl blrn 181 1 Ail lcled ta !& Dui dim in lfe3U U 1 1 LI LI London, April 24. Schouvaloff, the Russian ambassador to England, has arrived at Vienna en route to London. London. Amil 24. A Berlin dispatch a the iFtotf Mall Gazette says France s rsiufea a circular to the powers re commending them jointly to take up the question off Greek claims for settle ment. London. April 24. The Pall Mall LMazet&fL Berlin dispatch says the Czar of tussia win come w mis ullv from Levadia, to jittond th-Emperor William's zo4&WA$$&tiL the 11th of June. He will then proceed to Ems. Civ Won JmuluuiJ In VlnA Wilkjesbarre, Pa April 24. Six mei er)p4ipnsd 1j the cave-in of a portion of the Lehigh & Wilkes tarte coIliy tfsterday, and despite immediate fefforis to'feiease them they have not yet been extricated. By every consideration of profit and propriety the blood should be kept absolutely pure by using Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture. The discovery of the circulation of the blood was an Important event in the history of medicine; but if the blood be fall of impurities, its circulation, which Providence Intended as a blessing, proves a Kana Him n ahmilH nl AflnoA the hi nod with Rosadalis. the great Southern ten(ey. J 1 ' f I Telegraph mibie,d:reports, 24, 1879 PRODUCE. Cincinnati Flour firmer: family 4.45a5.50 Wheat firm; red and amber 400al.05. Com Quiet at 37a38. OaU dufft 28a31. Pork duU and nominal at 10.00. Lard higher: current make 5.95. Bulk meats firm; shoulders 3.50, short ribs 4.50, short clear 4.70; bacon steady; shoulders clear ribs 5. clear sides 51a. Whisker active l.Oi. Butter duU. the heavr 'recelDts having de pressed the jmarkefer jancy craanvery 20v enoice Western resme'14LB7oM (OWoiaa 1 a. sugar steady ; naros &n&vyt. a wnue aj4. New Orleans 6a7. Hogs in lair demand; pack- lng a.ZoaiS.i). y W 0 BALTDfOEi Oats steady; era; 1 oao t , wes tern white 34a35, do mixed 81a Pennsyl vania 4a35. Hay market Arm: prime i enn syitanfciaadT Maryiantl Sal. PaDvlslons duU; Tness pork, old 10 50aiu.75, new-f bulk 1 meats- loose shoulders Sm, clear rib sides 4, per car load. new 4V4a5Vu bacon shoulders, old 4& ctair dbdeC Imw 5i h4m4 aagar-nired. 9taa3& Lard reflnkf neroes 7. 'Batter quiet; choice Western packed 15al7, rolls llal4. Cof fee doll; Rio cargoes lOaltf. Whiskey dull at 1.07aV3. Sugar steady; A soft 8a. ' Nkw Tom Flour in buyers' favor; No. 2, 2.35a3.10, superfine Western and State 8.45a3.55, common to good extra Western and State 3.75a 3.80, goed to ehetop de JB.95a4.50j Southern flour heavy; koninioiiU tmt extrf ilva5.40; good to choice do 5.50a6.50. Wneaf ungraded win ter red l.OOal.ll, No. 2 ditto 1.12Va Corn -ungraded 42a43Ms, No. 8, 40a43lA- Oats 31ai4 Coflee moderate demand; Rio quoted in car goes llal4 In lob lots llal3Vi. Sugar quiet; Cuban 6aB 3-10, fair to good refi'g 8ifea, prime 6Vfe; refined standard A. 7?S, granulated 8 powdered) HVi, crushed 8 Molasses New Or leans 28a42. Bice in fair demand and steady; Carolina quoted at 6a6, Louisiana 6ati Pork old mess on the spot 9.00. Lard prime eam on Yfffftf f te COTTON. Noktolk Quiet; mlddltn lng Ilia: net recelDts 980; gross ; stock 10,910; exports coastwise 487 ; sales 1 20; exports to Great Britain u tUHMORX-Udl; lniJollflg 11WI WW UllUUllng lo; spinners : exports to ureal Britain -r; ?nt . . - lng HVt: good ordinary 1016; net receil ; saies ; siock 4,iio; exports to ureal Britain. WrJjrrKcmOuiet: mddUBc lie: low -'mid dllttg 10c.: good ordtnary 101A; net eeeipta..6B; , gross r ale 35; stock 14J3Apluers -rs ex ports coastwise zm to- ireo mtatn jta uon nent ; to channel im-' H t init,,.. : ' PHiLADKLFHllSteady; middling ll?c; low middling llKOWd.-OKllDarr lVMe? Ml reeelpta 149i gross 1 fill; sales, i spinners 285; stock 1,907; exports to CeatBrtfainT-. ,fr ; - ' . Augubta Quiet; 'middling lltfec; low mid dlmjt 1 0C. r oed -erdlnarr 3 Olci tte. tits oo , .Wpmentf WOlr.,. Charleston Quiet: mlddHna lllfcc: iam-.itnM- anng. ia.; ,,gwa orqinary . lowc.; net receipts exnnrtai Nrw yoiut Easier; sales 884: ml Id uplands Kd'd net re! 1 1 5fca; HftddHns Orieatla JiaAct wdnsoll ; XtntanoC-SoM-Xiie and firmer. UDlanda 6Vtd-, Orieahs, WMCtki low tnlddllnx uplands i eood ordinary uoland aidiaarcTatnteabia aes5.(KKTr'pTCTiatton-'sn(r eipurt 3,000,' re? 7 , Aprtl and May do, May and June 6al 1- Irtllln. Tim aal TB1 a (V t a t. nia . v a 'Y . . 1 April.... V;.oH ,54a.5 ll.H)a,Hl i June June.. July A 4 JS. .iKt. August September; W.-.J. im . October Noyember.......... ll.l 7Wa.80 7a98 12.11 11 .80a.88 . 1122 December. lo .tsa.87 10.81a.83 9 " I a jriNANCIAL. are, I v . w loat-MQney 1.02. ETChanae a rai HTftmment9 ti ' i: ttbVmi flUIet crry cotton maeeet. qmeB3or Obskkvxk. CHARTvm Anrll OR 1 urn f .. The market tARtAntnv tn . .... strict iowi 'iaiibii'$;g;s? ; Liddiing. :::::::::::xi Lower grades. . . . ,. ".V.".V 106t 83al0ite " it m. 1 a try lupfwhicH fece'tak r wMeh,aadd3l fisel.Ehe iffinca n at ii e mi t-n m ecteaB odix r immense ml PT laselttsiastiefti ttoEfteuulm. I - Yes, although th 1 mi I despair f i let It to attainable fKrfaeu MS Tifferv for t utrm la a iiOTwjwjfl'WU'ioH y t n of Increased i EfPTjfr or.jb ers-iiipc.iant channels for wood punfict Ion- he t vki AiAmomt to which pathologists v tmotteml ent retribute tt a painful mptomsoeoc on teteiy f"roe out bj aria arj analyst. The home ef this erand depurent la Hostetters, a preparation Ukewiae celebrated as a remedy for constipation, which cause contamina tion of the blood with the bile and a certain means of relief In dyspepsia, fever and ague, and nervous ailments. It la, perhaps; the finest tonJe extant,a,ndls Wghly recommended as a medicinal iUmulajt p silagt4hl physlcianaaBtlanalTat -Vrho ttrorietoneettW fee mlnenlly para aad veir Mjfljjjreia,Jl im-yresajUBQ endorses k patent ledicitue Emm intoopuced; i ooo. i mm vim -mm mm --,u mm., n la' thr frtdtfid eonros ei many dfiMsiea, proml-: m i i Mtaaovrwkfc J ii- .; .-i DYSPEPSIA; SiCIUHEAOiCHr C0ST1VENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS vIr, AGUE AND f EVER, JAUNDICE, FILES, RHEUMATISM KIQNEY. COM PtAIiiC0UCf ET&r,yr ii QyiiUr . TORRID, LI VSR- Xibaa of Apwtita and Naasaa the Jbowela sure ooetave, but sometimes alternate with f looaeneas; PainintheHan4,aoympanied , witkaPuUseaaationte tbabackpartiPin, ' in th right aide and under; the ahplder- j bUda,:tnnna after atsj,; rith .., diain ontioatoxrtaoarflycrTnindU fari ' tabflity of temper, Iow apfaiu. Ixm of -menieiy rwithi afaattng ei bmixM neglactadl . oaae datyy'Oeaeral wrearmeaa; Plzyinoaay ; yintteriatf at th Heart. Doti. before tha yea, YeUovr 6BnTHedaeha genecally ovw the rtght eye; Beai 1 n 1 turn al aaigixt witbi fitful dreama. highlrooicired UAno. Uf VHE8X WASHUTQaASE QHHXZOXS, ; SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. bat, lo AreV espolily adapt) b such eases, a single dost fTects such change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer, i '10 are iioaaAil r aeafcatac tbttt are free frm aay prpertie&ikaxeaainjare 'the moat delicate' rsaSismctaa. key - eLerek,01eaeeVwltytsudIavlsrai Xhm estire Hyateaa. By reUerlBc th en gorged Urer, they cleamae the, blood t'roaa poisonana haworsf aad thaa laaaart ' health aad TttalUy to tbo My( caaaina ; the howcla : ta act Batarally. wttkoat . whii;h mm one eaut foel well. A;N6td;I)i7i&e says: ' Dr. tmrTiDear Sir; Tdrtan aaan I hahMa a attrtrr to Dstrntyti; Qnpitipatiaa and PU.. Lt Spring your Pilla weraraoommeDded tm; f'naad aaoatbavwiuilittlafaita;. lain now a wall naaa, hava food appatita, dicaatHm parfaot, rajralar tools. pilati Thajr um foam, ana mnfiuna ranrponnaaaoua Mao. worta losir watcni ia euia, Bit. B. I SIMPSON, Loularille. y. II 'I Their arskeftVcf Is to laeroao lho jpet!t. and caaso the body to Tako ou Flraa, tuna .o ayftemisoarlahoaBndbTtleir Toair. Ar tloa on tha Digeatlye ' Organs, Hogalar gtoola arc predacod. DR. J. F. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK, &AY8t "Paw dial iai eiat that eaanat b raliarad by ra. otorinc the Iirer to it normal function, and tor Una purpoaa no remady hxi rer been inrantad that has as happy an ftflaot a TUTTS PILLS." SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Oflteo 35 M array Street, Kew York. tr Dr. TDTPS MANUAL of TalaaMe Infor tnation and Useful BeceipU " will be mailed fret en application. TUTTS HAIR DYE. Osat Haxb oa Waraxxha ehanred to a GLoaax BlCX br a nnxla appboattoa of thi Dlt- It im- r a mala application aiaml dofair. aaaa Iaa aarta a Hataral Oofar, aaaa laatawtanoonaly, .and , aa Hai iiilnaa aa aprina watar. Sold by Droggiata, or aaai by asnraaa on raoatai of SL Office, 35 Murray St., New York. aprX It. THE GENUINK DB.C.MoLANE'S ' ' Celebrated American VERMIFUGE. rtsVMPTOMS! 'M WORMS fpHE countenance is pale and' lead . 1 en-colored, with occasional flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one br both Cheeks, the. eyes beqanie dull; the ; pupils ; dilate ; an azure semicircle . ..runs ; along " Uie lower . , eye-lid ; the i - nose is irritated, swells,nd sometimes bleeds ; a swelling of the upper lip ; i occasional headache, , with humming 1 or throbbing of' the ears ; an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or furred - tongue ; breath very foul, particularly in the' morning; appetite variable. sometimes voracious, witn a gnawing ' sensation : of 1 the stomach, at others, ' entirely 'gone; fleeting pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and vom 1 iting;. violent pains throughout the ' abdomen ; bdwels irregular,' at times I costyve - stools' slimy, not uhfrequent s')y tinged wjth bloody belly swollen . and i hard. ; urine turbid ; , respiration .occasionally : difficult, and accompa iued;by hiccough.; cough sometimes : dryi and .convulsive; uneasy and dis turbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth ; temper variable, but generally irritable, 8tc J! ' iivt .. 'Wrienever the above symptoms " a .are. found to exist, ; DR. C. McLANFS VERMIFUGE ; , ; will certainly effect cure. ' IT ..DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY .' in, any form ; it is an' mnocent prepa ! rairidn, not capable rf doing the slightest . dijury td the most tender infant. ' V' '4,, The' genuine Dr. MLans Ver mifue. bears the. signatures : i& C. McLane and'FtEiitNG Bros, on the wrapp, ; 'fc; PILLS i ' aVe'not recommended as a remedy for ": all the tils that flesh is heir to," bat in 'affections 'of the liver; and in all Bilious Complaints,' Dyspepsia and Sick Head- EVER. ; used prepar- As a' simple" purgative they are an- equaled. - 'bbwabe of miTATiosrs. ' The genuine are never sugar coated. j l r ; Each' box has . a . red wax. seal on the 'J lid, with the impression Dr. McLane's UlVER?PlIXS..J I i ; v Each wrapper bears the signatures of ; C. McLAfca and Fleming Bkos. , , . ' Insist upom having the genuine Dr. 1 C. McLane's Liver Pills, prepared by ' Fleming. Bros.; of i Pittsburgh,- Pa., the . ; -market being full of hnitationa of the ,f!ae McLane, spelled differently but ; i aame pronunciation. . i 1 4. - . , EBECTRIC BELTS. TiPCUJ? IOT nervous debQlty, premai rf da car, exhaustion, etc. xne oniy reliable cat- miara mailed free.- Address J. .uoiuara sireei, . x. Feb. 20-34w8m. rnnnin LIVER IUI1I iu TilTT IUI 1 DI1IO LIVER ( 4' H ft 1, Xadlea taytak Parasols and Sun Umbrellas find the best asaoitment at tlie lowest prices at 2 COHEN'S. Tney wm alaa and other goods to suit them upoa vhlch they e&n save woer Oat stock ot .Fancy sndStaple . a, DRY GOODS V Is noWVepmplete, among whlck may be, found a lull ampnly v : Bouse ; ornlahing Goods, Sheeting kaA PlW' CasbigS W linen and OjttXlnen TaMe Damask n White, Slate, Bed and TeDow apUni, porlai and TowehUn every variety: Caiv petaBags,CataUCmCloth9l, Our stock of Embroidery and Trimmings is large, and win be found very cheap. So will ror stock of WHITE GOODS, HOSTERY, GL0TE8, HANUKEBCHCEFS, CORr ' " SETS. FANS AND TIES. ' Ask to aee ear Ten Cento IJnen Camnrlc Hand kerchief Sun Umbrellas. Too' win And them cheap, and everything else In proportion. Call aad see ns. It will pay you. E1IA8 COHEN. gUBQESS NICHOLS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ALL KINDS OT FUBNITUBE FURNITURE ! BEDDING, AC BIDDING, &JC. BENHNG.&C. BKDDING, Aa FURNITURE 1 KUKNITURK I AKullLlne,or CHEAP BEDSTEADS ! CHEAP BEDSTEADS ! LOUNGES! LOUNGES t LOUNG1 LOONG1 LOUNGES LOUNGES! PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS ! PABLOB AND CHAMBER SUITS ! ' COFFINS of all kinds on hand. . COFFINS of an kinds on hand. . No. 5 Wsr Trad Stbxxt. CHARLOTTE, N. C. tST" Ladles' and Gentlemen's Burial Robes a fine supply. JanS B ARGAINS IM T7RKB WIT V URSJt KEB TT Tl B K r r UKRB K out iin UTJ AT E. a ROGERS' WABEBOOMS, Next to Pobtotfici'. My Stock Is very Lar, i aad embraces a Full tJneof PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING BOO AST) OFFICE FUBNITUBE QT AJ1 Goods Packed Free of Chars BaaaBjaBhajsjaBjBxtaBBaBBBMajBMBBaBBMH JEAL ESTATE, MINING AND LMMIGBATION AGENCY. For selling and buying Mlnea, Lands and Houses, AdverUae free of cost, all properties ptoced In my - - band for aale. ; a ; , THOS. 1". MtATTON, ChartoUe, a . declO Hi n TTTTU rfEGRAMJ&.CO.-, 4 f ' ' i : V f SI 1 4 Cist National Bank Bullrtlng.. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Hare now In store a nice and complete stock of SPRING Hats Trunks & Tra?eling Bags. With them you can find THE BEST STOCK IN CHARLOTTE. ZEIGLER BRO.'S Celebrated Ladies', Misses' and Cblldren's Shoes A SPECIALTY, j They also keep Miles', Burt's, Holbrook & Lud low's, and other best brands. Gents will find there the Miller, McCullougb ft Ober, Canneld, and Hues' hand-made Boots and Shoes. Also THE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR PEGRAM SHOES. Call sure before buyjng. attention. April 9, 1879. Orders have personal PEGRAM & CO. BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! SHOES SHOES SHOES AND AND AND AND AND AND HATS ! HATS ! HATS ! SPRING STYLES! THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED IN CHARLOTTE. This stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, 4c, embraces every grade, and will be sold as cheap as the same Goods can be sold by any house In the South. MERCHANTS Will do well to call and examine this stock, as It Is especially adapted to the trade of North and South Carolina, and will be sold at wholesale or retail on most reasonable terms. VISITORS To Charlotte are Invited to call and examine our stock, as they will find it most complete In every respect, and cheaper than ever before. W. a FORBES, Agent, Smith A Forbes' Old Stand, Trade St BAKERY. BREAD, CAKES AND PIES, fresh every day. WE can with confidence recommend them as the very best manufactured, using none but tne very nest materials. W. N. PRAT HER, Trade Street, first door above the old Market marl M M L L S S L L N JOSEPH FISCBESSER, Proprietor. v DEALER, IN BEER, ALE, PORTER '. . ., ' AND .. WINES & LIQUORS, And the best brands of Cigars. Asentfor Fred Loner's celebrated Bef dine Beer. Keena fresh bottled Beer on hand from Bergner. & Engel. Philadelphia. Sold by the dozen at a rea sonable price. All my customers can De rurnisnea at home with the best Beer m town. ALSO A FINE BILLIARD ROOM ATTACHED. . - Tryon Street, opposite Charlotte Hotel HEADQUARTERS FOB Bottled Lager Beer, ALE AND FORTES, Is corner Trade and Boundary Avenue. Delivered to any part of the city, free of charge for $1.00 per dozen, , " F.C MUNZLER, " All orders left at John Togel's tailor shop will re ceive prompt attention. mar4 s ..v .......... ' GRAND OPENING ! f ( AT THE- CHINA PALACE JNO. BROOKFIILD & CO OS - Fri iay, Sidardvind Monday,- April 25. 2. 2s. We take great pleasure in 'informing our friends and the public generally that our new stock has arrived and is complete. We cordially invite a'l to inspect our large and well selected assortment, consisting of CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY, PLATED-WARE AND CUTLERY; TfN, WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE. Lamps, Buckets, Chandeliers, etc., eta All of which we will offer very lo . jh priCps 0 suit the times. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well ti give us a cull, as we are prepared TO FILL W H O L E S A L ORDERS AS LOW AS ANY NORTHERN HOl'SE. Very respectfully. JNO. BROOKFIELD & CO., Charlotte, N. C. April 24, 1879. listtllnntoxxs. Bishop D. S. Doggett (Southern Meth. It U an excellent corrective of indigestion. IJ;iv: used it with prompt beneficial results. Bev. Dr. Mangum, Prof. University of N. C. I concur with Bishop Doggett In his estimate oi the Vest Pocket Cure. Bv. E. A. Yates, P. E. N. C. Coarenee. It has benefitted me. Send another package. Bev. Leroy M. Lee, D. D., Meth. HUt'n. I am never without It at home or abroad. It is an antidote to indigestion. Uneasiness after a meal or purging Is checked and the bowels regulated- Its merits are attested by numbers of high character, I have seen a '.'triedverythlng " djs peptlc of fifteen years relieved by one dose. Bev. Dn. Jeter, Broaddus, Dickinson (Bap.) It is endorsed by the direct personal testimony of men of national fame and of strictness of speech. It is not too much to say that no medicine ever had such support In Its favor as a specific. The word of any one of the eminent divines who underwrite this antidote to dyspepsia has deserved weight Their united witness Joined with the ex perimental use and approval of the preparation by well-known paysicians, removes "all doubt. It is. beyond question, a' wonderful therapeutical agent. Editors Religious Herald, Va. Rev. B. LTDabney, LL. D., Ham. Sid. Col., Va. It Is hifhlv esteemed here by the regular Medl- eal Faculty and the oeoole. it is excellent lor in- digestion and flatulent, colte sedative, soporific tonic, slightly aperient, without nausea. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. For sale by: DR. T. C. SMITH, Charlotte, N.,.'. ODELL, RAG AN & CO., Greasbort N. THEO. F. KLUTTZ, Salisbury, N. C. mar 20-dAw tf, A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR. $200 REWARD. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, i - Ralxigh. March 10th, 1879. I Whebxas; Official information has been received W this Department that N. B. TAYLOR, late of the countrof Meore, stands charged with the mur der of 8. W. Seawell; and whereas, it appears that the said N. B. Taylor has fled the State, or so con ceals himself thai the ordinary process of law can not be served upon him; - Now, therefore, I. THOMAS J. JAEVIS. Gover nor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of au thority in me vested by law, do issue this my pro clamation, offering a reward of Two Hundred Dol lars for the apprehension and delivery of the said N. B. Taylor to the Sheriff ef Moore county, at the Court House to Carthage, and I do enjoin all oni cers of the State and aU eood citizens to assist in bringing said criminal to Justice. ., J , , Done at tur city of Raleigh, the tenth day of March, 1879, and tn the 108d year of American independence,, THOS. J. JARVIS. By the Governor: Leb & OvkkmIn, Private Secretary. ' '- ' ' ' DESCRIPTION. Taylor is about 83 years of age, about 5 feet ! Inches high, well set and will weigh about lt0 los., and when last seen wore a heavy beard. mar I2dltw5t . 100 BUSHELS SWEET POTATOES, Choice and Fresh, FOB PLANTING OB EATING, Just received by LeBCY DAVIDSPN-

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