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rrf rkifl OHAS. H. JOSESi Eiltor and Proprietor 1 "Free from the doting jrujl ttiat fetter out fret -born reason." j ..- TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1879. v H OUR FISH IHTERESTS. 1 Elsewhere, we print two acts of the last Legislature, designed to foster , and encou rase our fish interests. - Joe tions 2, 3 and 4 alluded to m , one., pi these acts provide, First, that the county commissioners inav compel the owners of -dams to construct the ftsh-ways protided for and it is indictable hot to erect the fish- way as ordered by the commissioners, i Second, that- if any person shall ofc sVrnct or iniure a fish-way as erected he is indictable and shall be fined not less than one hundred dollars and imprison ed at the discretion of the court Third, that it is indictable to take any scaled fish from the South Fork, by other meaus than hook and line, be tween the 1st of April and the 10th of June. . .-! The object of the law is to prevent the scaled fish from being destroyed and to give them free access up the streams during the spawning season so that in a year or two we will have fish as plentiful as they were twenty years ago and every one can have the pleasure of catching them and the enjoyment of eating them and persons higher up the streams will have the game chance to catch fish that those lower down have. The fish commissioner is required oy law to stock the stream wun young nsn .... ......... -r-.. and will probably put in the Btreanr this year a hundred thousand young fish. The varieties usually selected are shad, our own trout or chub, and the Califor nia salmon. This last is a delicious fish imported from the Pacific cdast it resemwee a large pise anuuie oeu is a riefiJ kalmon color. 3t srowi to weigh twenty pounds in a few years. Young fish of this - variety were putfin the Yadkin river two years ago and several have been caught this year in the vicinity of Wilkesboro weighing several pounds. They are more esteem- eri as a taoie nsn man ine snaa. in tne House to prohibit military inter The Supreme Court of the United ferenceat the elections, which was re States . in -JJie ...case . of . Lyman. y& the . Jerxfidlalhe judMaryjmMttfifik, i ill Sk 1 "j 1 . i 1 Iloiyoke Manntactunng company nas i decided that the State has the right to J enact, statutes requiring ?wneriKo I dams to erect fish;ways and it isSrefl for our people sto? realize this Jact, Every State in the ..Uiinbw? has adopted laws to protect and propagate fish for the use of the .people and 1n many places where the fish" were entire ly destroyed there is new"H great aburir dance-of them. ' The United States appropriates $25, 000 a year to hatch young fish to supply the streams of the country.. Our fish commissioner, s. ti. worth, has plates of the different kinds of fish ways use. They are easily constructed anl are of various designs and are impro'v ed upon every year. , The United States government gives $5,000 a, year to per sons who invent improvements on these fish ways. J.t U probable CoL Polk; commissioner of agriculture, woukl also furnish plans of fish ways to own ers of dams. The l.tW requires that they shall be "sufficient for the passage of fish" and it will be economyas well as safety to erect a good one in the start and avoid indictment and the pesityli of takingout mmefficient one and sulW stitutmg one as required bylaw. The wjsdom of ; these, laws vfor that mnnacrafinn f m;n soon mmonstrate. tfself. i The fish In the Catawba are more plentiful how than they have been for years, owing to the law of 187&-?77, which was a very imperfect one, too, and at. first was of, ten violated. Persons living up tlie streams will be vigilant to see that those below, jhall. not ayoidtheilaw and deprive them of their share of- tnis delicious food. If the law is enforced a id there is no reason trv helieve it ini not. he H.e m,Hi twv k. ..n " " . "ux nsn in rwo years. A Satisfying REFLEnTiow-i Wren if we should not succeed in passing the annrnnri.ti KMio t , , waAU l", appropriation bills m such form as will gaarantee me aosoiute rreedom of elec- tions from military interference, we have; at least as the Washington corres pondent of the Richmond State says, "the comforting reflection" that "a Democratic Senate and House will count the electoral vote next timiiid mav throw out the " vaI at " r " " kJLCVCS where the elections have been carried fcy military interference. This," as the correspondent says, "may even be made to extend to elections . tainted by cor $upt use of the deputy marshals' law." 1 Henceforth Col. m. T). dni will have entire control of the editorial department of the Danville (Va.) Daily News, to which he has been a contribu tor for a year pasL? Col. Coleman . is. a forcible and pleasing writer, and under tnatthe permanent connection wliih he has "formed with it. mav move profitable and agreeable to him, to the New3 and to: its readers. Bto him tl nnS"wsii-f.. rxt-r.-..." .. iw7 8" 1Aeu" tenant-Governor Robnisdn Tahd Speaker Moring have determined to sien 1 the school bill, and will be in Raleigh n the 13th for that nnrnn an. 'i" . . : A-uvjoauia paper states that the law will berint- ed among the acts of the legislature now nearly completed. Bill Chandler is still for RiairtA fAr President, and extracts ?a great deal et consolation from the riellef tnat drant wul not be nominated, basing thisopin ion oa ;hgrt4dhHf fhe favorite, nme times out of ten does not win. &?ainfit thA fioM ' Saee thatr Kitchihv of JXoTlh Carolina, was one of those who, in caucus last Saturday, took con servative grounds and favored such a modification of the sixth section of the army bill as would make it acceptable to the President' , - ucn more outth ffiSteWS fl'of the Baptist uhIt7tirted iviiauiH nirnsttiA m.ji.. j uiiat iinmninr nrmnn rnn inr& land. Price onl725ta7wu', i organ."; Loss, 45,000; in- orol It is observable . that the better mnrn intellicrent classes of colored TnnHt rh P-rndns idea wb.ich;has seized ?olt ome Oitf brethren in the South! ; This is not ibly the case with ,Senat6f Bne,rer-1ejavd ngJutoff ick DouglassMthert thsame Aew Methddist grade" of intelligence and character. These men look a little beyond ? their noses, and see, as all intelligent men of whatever race .or party can easily see, what nrosfbWthe'Ulamtite result to the wldred" pWjy4'"whoflwG frailly tion-froih the South, suck as itisJxjing aiteinpted to enlift thefcroinf Tire view of the question indicated above is also taken by : the ' 'jffico-Atnerican Presbyterian, ft'jj'lted'Bfli'l d man and publlsfiM W"g4 jn interest or the jNortnern jprpsDj.-r terian Church in North Carolina. In the last issue of this paper its editor says: A - t r 7fl .Teffersorf Davis. President of . the law Confederacy is -qreditedwithiBayinftl that "the negro is a necessity to tne Mississippi valley." and he might ay added,the Mississippi Valley is a' neces sity to the negro in this country. Nor wnnld it have been incorrect to modify thermarkssp-.te jmakeritjiirchidH the whole' South. ' HVwhd seeks -to drive the negro from the bouth Dy un iust. treatment is a suicide. -; Nwroes who migrate to the North or JSf.ortlieast in any considerable numbers are idiots, ana ne wno ams ttuu us , auyii. imjs- tion is an enemy. 19 poui. , "Compromise" is the watch-wprdof the hour at Washington-Vj wiU .Jbe seen that all of the objectionable clausr es of the appropriation bills will be toned down, the modified bills passed kpnarsitelv anil then t granted. FROM THE CAPITAL. NO FINAL DFCISIOJi ON THR ASMT BILL nsenatejshsray arte rim mn Ftheiconsidferation of Eh pcerei the introduction of contagious or infec tious diseases into the United States. The bill to prevent the introduction of epidemic and contagious diseases was recommitted 111, order to jda amengeq. $ The- toto exiehd HheTtfeeTforipe cial postal service was passed. Eaton introduced! a bill similar to one BCtlBg.eS i hill tctf - vy u "d re-be man Dickerson, who was shot in - C11. 4-JJlIJ22eq5ty at Louisburg, Franklin r tary interf erenc&my elections, mi erred to the coram itlee on theitmimreahe followittg-is lUertESt of tUoliliq -vv nereas, xne presence oi iroops at the polls isontrary to the spirit of onr institutions ?and tlie- iraditwn of our Kmle and tetfds' to destrov the free dom of elections ; therefore, be ttehdcte&l frcn That it ehHik not be lawful to orjng to or employ atsmy place wtJQrea gene ral or special e4eciio5Useing-ield,i a State, anv xtSrt, of 4haamv orlmvv of the UmtedSESW&aM'tilLferce be necessary to repel-tlle?meBe-4 miesof the United States"oH;eeaTrjJK ection"4, arcleittbAcnstutiJ m United:" States, pursuance thereof, on application of the Legislature-)r--Exe4utAv-tlie Stat&l wner nei much of l a nei fdfcejia of all rawasteinn9tentwit with is liereTiy'Tepealetr: i li prphvpnpal wt-' r ;The ideht-nUtt)!.' n'omihatioh of W. K. Homah, to' be United States attorney or :jhe. astern- Uistnct or Texas. .TiUi-filLl, IN DWPUTF. Tne senate committee on appropria- tMd judicial oppypriatk)n bilh and ex pect to report it back to the Senate to- m o r rp w. r '4 h irnt b&e B from the bill the clause by which the House proposes to fieouica th&Secretarv of the .Treataury to Qssae immediatenr in payment of arrearages of pensions,, me ten muuonsor aoxiars oaegai-xen-der notes now- held as a special fund for the redemption of fractional currenev. She committed have also . amended tlie ill so . as to restore ..the' number and pay of Senate employes to ; the; present figures, which the House has proposed to reduce. cliange'fcas -feen aaadeT in the pohtical-aeeuong bf tlie bill The bill introduced tonday by Senator Voorhees to amerid certain sections of the revised statutes, relating to coinage and coin and bullion certificates, and for other nnie ir sribstaTttiallv a copy pr r tne ivarner WU nsyreoit with theataendmentB ttotd- the Houi Te commit7 discussion of which commenced last Saturday in the House of Representative,' Where It is still pending, ilrlM If I ."Til THE STK!ltEXT?raKWStJASE. The Senate: judiciary committee de voted their meeting this morninsr to the further consideration of thei'iom4-J nation of K. Stockett1 Matthews t& I United States District '3imiW&t$fy land, withouticonclusioaisir, mubm " ' 7rt hvjti ir.Q A Wfiole TbKlmXifn, Pt qpertv Dafn- ... STOATteriOtehi mg me wnoie town wassAaicen as rf y the fhockbf air arUiqnake.,,fWittdows wexeblowhlnvajidefiiL'iSmft'al iipon which people were walkino-i waa shaken so,jtqnaiEL;rdTlna"tcd fall fThe catrsej SBOon roaddpWI rentarladenth-dTiram expioaea at . me urana .'irunJc freight dynamite carftholerfseverah tmte dynamite. caravholeseverab. fectdee hadbeenscooped'or Tendf'thS f "eight shed an were blown, down several frame, buiJcU ingS Were levelled tdi the -inroiind. ami & -t ong nne or rreignt- cars lvlnff inth yard were utterly recked 'fhe4u8K ness part of the tow iia nearrjrmt antle I011? -fthntlirWtoBWii,-' "lfjlW X2?2UB31SSaj iramcs anu ail. . xe. aamace done to -4 ma maaii property is estrmkatiali6jtousand dollars. Two railway, enndoves were working in the yarf . LemcinoTl Montreal, ana i rank.vPalan, of Strat ford, were blown into-frajaents, the foot of one of them being found 200 yards off.t Others --wen Injured, btit the1 Jrhole-extent of the disaster cannot be known for some time yefcff Workmen Injured by falling Brick. New York, May 6,--TQlay, while a number of men employed on the Eleva ted Railroad now being built onMTirst Avenue were sitting in- the shade of a pl, i Jjricks. eating dinner, the whole pile fell and several of be .workmen were seriously injured. , Charch Damajed by Fire. TV. a no -or KaonnA PrftshvfpHnn rthiirrli of Raleigh, will be c mriirx iTLanedeafe ic la&bi aooitf sif f ad not ufTK ' e nd i , ia the. fcjv churchrsjo be built near Stout's on the Carolina Cen tral, between Charlotte and Monroe.?- - Sixty-eight thousand dollars. in bondsJ surrenaerea ior exenanire Jya. tt a uwnn in iigOT iha nan, or ITtoJ, T -j0 commencement address before the ca- HanIanTOjferevaXiorlE200 a side, took tdetsTtofthe "Cape Fear Military Acade- mylnOuneJL haVe"beeil cornThig-l 5 military conrpan sinned. The inroan'' IsT' called 1 the "Avery Guards.' Cotton receipts in Raleigh last week, 893. hales whole receipts this vear to date4,' 5.7e3?balesf icreasetMsiyea ton will be dedicated on Sa'ttirdayl the 88th. Rev. Dr. Miller, of Charlotte, will torelciidthe dedicatory sermon. Sallie Michael, who made the pipes or that celebrated, taand. died near Mor- n last wee, iub jjwus for circulation-fi'tne 1 r"e" . . la new county, on the route betw on and chariottfowith rore as postmaster. te sftv iianiiavaiiQ con- victs were remo i6veo:fr6m the stockade near Newton, to the head of the West ern North Carolina Railroad Wednes day. Maj. Atkinson thinks the moun- rr m M onroa jsimujrerw v e learn 1, 1 .- rwianiB aoureeiHiaB at leastsne&n s&d tdrlotlsMnJIave befnbdld this place this season at a cosf o forty thousand dollars. To pay for this next fall will require at least one thou sand bales of cotton at present prices. cdndltfotfof the city of Raleigh is pub- lished in the Raleieh News of Sunday. The total receipts fox the! fiscal year are shown to have Deen 48,034, ana tne total expenditures $48,143.91." !- The" ebt Of the city ia 1T7.6B2.18. slnceaied.-33ent is in jail and his trial hr.3 tieeruBetftdJWL (Tuesday), the jrepunty De- Tarmrtoi 8PCI New The-quit srreat force of v-cmHweter f ror 'from North J Carolina. Hon. RTPrajmneld, is at his postxofr 4uty. preparing himself thor ougmyTih allTnatteTs which may come beore his MarnUtees. He will no donbt dispfayhisusual talent at the iJiuper uincr Bv eeneral orders SOth of May is ordered tobeoroen the State Guard, bv a naradA&nd. Idnf" The commands tent to o user4r lius may, me ami i versa- rv or the MecKienourg Declaration qz iudepdeiiceBiit StatehalidayWliich jvionroe jsxjaress: uwmg to tne ex plration of their licenses the' Sar rooms in Monroe all. closed up in Monroe on, dni y' nlkfit:las as . they did Sot , care io uuy license iora year ana run the risk of being closed up after the 5th of June, by the popular will, expressed ballot box. so, whethei prohibitionr we. will Jlve aLleast one dry month. .cf00Sl pi? A nartv of -; neirroes were in Monroe oift daf m wftelfJiflffeum afiatlfgics. hititimr. the ExkA fesafsavsafoaf a nlnrroi min,khciiadLjjhtiredthe:fftoufe ottonil pf thi f party thj9 dhv Wot& and stglerf tuereirom a suit or ciotnes, a watch, a pistol, and some meat and meal. The netrro whose house, had. been entered kwas named WUI Hum, nod lived on the plantation of Mr. Calvin lteed, in Meck lenburg county, 20 miles from Monroe. A Hillsboro special to the Danville ( Va.) News says the respite of the Chap el Hill burglars will certainly not be extended beyond the 10th inst, .Thaffipv ernor in notifying the sheriff to post pone the execution instructed Mm" to" say to the prisoners thatHhey need not expect lurtnejr leniencyrat fis hands; that "they mtist prepare 1;o meet their God, as they certainly have only two weeks to live." The .prisoners are rep resented as being very depressed, hav ing abandoned jLhopCjOf ,a commuta tion oftMir &nteiceAl WJ )T The Wilmington Review, of Saturday, heays: JKev. Alex teprunt, Jr son of our esteemed teiiow-townsman, Alexander prunt, British Vice-Consul at this Iport, was married at Hampden Sidney, i v ukwvl on uie win jinr,., jo JW-iss Areas, daughtef -oVthe4 Kev.tepecKof the aoove named place. ;;m pruut and his accomDlished bride reached this r'citV'last even!riK?tnif win Derhans tar- 17 nere a weeK or so among tne many friends and relatives of the groom be fore returning to Winchesterwhere JMr. Sprunt is at present located in charge of qne or two mission congrega tions of the Presbyterian church. BRIEF FOREIGN ITEMS. BEKLiN,May 5. A telegram received flcEnf AinESc??a? TlUMht Laereed to surrender Kuldia to China in tjetum for the revision of the treaties xeiawve 10 uie ironiier ana otner con cessions. "f The Dresence of Herr Windthorst. Jiltra-montane leader in the Reichstag, at Prince Bismarck'Sxin the Parliamen tary soireermucfl remarked ifpon. London, May 5. A dispatch from Consetta says: "All the Consetta Iron Companies' men, and some others, have resumed work, the masters withdraw ing the demand for a reduction of from Philadelphia, were slaughtered at Liverpool last week in consequence of typhoid fever. .Some jtpprehension is felt lest this may lead to restrictive ac tion by the Privy Council. . 1 a . 1 j 1 .ill Wr9. '.I .'fit' immigration to Kansas- Discovery of Hew MlnM. St. Louis. Mav 5. Advices from southeastern Kansas sav . about two thousand men bve sgone cjnto, Indian wjiribory wiluiu me past wees; also that rich silver mines have been dis-' covered just south of the Kansas line, and claims in large numbers are being registered dally in the squatters' regis- U7 uuiwj, iwo mnes rrom uaxter - Vesmrlua (the world's great safety valves again threatens an eruption always uncontrollable by bous. j nmrfles, Ac., are nature's safetr means to warn the sufferer Ihnt hi Kiwi naeds rlflUon most quickly and effectuallr accomplish-" The Lincolnton Nerps and Newton . 1 1 . 1; jj 1 J nWPIV1 ??TJulZi the suspension bridge, at win pe"Ksuea wenwwnan distan'ee of three miles and: three! HClt WOtnemf ,JU MftniTR. Hanlan war, fh foHF!a WrSS'1 Wa nflwnroMon f lengths; ' 1 His time was 22 minutes LtuWAi9?r- WtrWWim 8Tthe frontier, giving post-office at'AiminRbe30ri P A, .. :! M . Hanlan Winh Easily-Great iEnthvsi ToBosrt), ilay!5.-lA special cabled gram fxfi wjistathe-Tyneiii the Evening'Telegram Isays : r "Hainan won as he liked. There is great enthu siasm." New-Castle-on-the-Tynk, May 5. Hanlan won th a' rap. - piace ro-aay ana asiwas jgenerauy ex- t18.1" Wf?r ; xan. a iic ncituiei WHS SUiCliUiu. j.ho course Wait from the! Mansion House to Scottswood, a fur six and seconds.? He won with , the greatest ease, fMUitarg PreparatibnABeassming the 'CMtfs? Cb Tows. AhtiI 16. There is no military news.:,. The preparations for a creneral advance are nmeeedinsr Sir Bartle Erere.iet with an excellent re-, cepnon irom the Boers and it is beiiev ed everything will be satisfactorily ar- mged A dipatch to the Times from Alikehe. tieays,: "4t DurJt)arUere Gen. Roberts hi told tberhative Chiefs .that the British government does not Intend to locate troops at canaanar,vaDui, -tierat iaiKn or Jellalabad.- It only intends to secure it command or the .ninn . ri nil t ,'iht nioT 10 1 . f&i.fly Feiid ' BesJf. Fatally, : i Gajiv Cay ,5. A' special" to the totiSaysr. " j. Yoiirig iv,from Oyertonsays': '. "J. T, loung and John' Riley,' who had been c&hfihed in iail f or . drunkenness, attempted to es6aieby setting . fir6 '.to the building. The ffamek spread xapldlf tnd being unapiet U) extmguisn .mem tne meii wtiWtfeirOTeati.'V.-'-V' V , I A-6TCciaitx) 'thd . Newt frefm Hemp stead JirAsrthe 'congregation were leaving the Methodist' church 'vaster- I Titied bvWther ' ' yef kied py ratner. -'' V...- - An angiD-rnuico-Jsgjpiian sisaaaer- nl- -ii.I ..-c itAnlii------- :..;.!: ju: liiuJ-j. aibo -w o.-xno .JjnuwnB S5e" notes have teen presented to Cairo, May ? 5. The British and the Khedive; They express deep regret at- the recent events and declare that the Khedive will bier held' responsible for the consequenfees. They: urge the appointment of .European ministers vice Messrs. "Wilson & ! DeBligrlieTs;, but do not .insist upon it Tne Khedive has not yet replied." It is belieyed he will refuse to apyjlntrEtrrTrpean minis ters. AA"Hii'A'. 3 '. i J- ' '' ters. A Drunkard KUU Hit Wife, Then Him . ... . . self. . . Bridgeport, Connm May 5. At New Preston Hill, a mile north of New Pres ton, Conn, this morning, Egbert Cogs well, aged 50,.hot. with a gun and in- stantly killed his wife, aged 45. He then fcut his thxoat expiring almost imme- dmteiyoweuwasanrwtuaidrunk - 1 !iu .w4 rAM w at tuo uuio tue ucu was uuiuuutwju. A Jail Dellrery Which Miscarried. Harrjsburg.Pa- May 5.r-Five pri-, oners broke, from; Dauphin county jail una morning, una of them in descend ing from, the roof fell and broke his legs and will probably die. His brother was one ; of the escaping convicts,, but re mained with him and both were recap tured,, -Ihe other three made good their epape.fji).) ti-.iw j - . 7 ' . ' : m ! . .. . ! There is nothing more harrowing to Ihe sympa- menc Baby thedc mind than to hear a crying baby. Dr. iaoy cyrup wui' give msiam reue ferer. Fot sale at all drag stores. p win give instant relief to the tittle sut- TELEGRAPHIC MARKET HEKfflS. PRODUCE. CraonnAn riour.1 .tnetV familyj 4.50a5.6ik wheat easier? red wnrte i.uaaiA)ev. vom dull at 81HM. Oats- in fair demand at 281to311fa. Pork dull at 9.60 Lard In fair .demand: current make 5.90.' Bulk meats easier: shoulders 8.40a40, short ribs 4.40, short uear4.60a65r baeon scarce and firm; shoelders 4 dear ribs 5& dear sides 5 Whiskey, steady and in fatr demand at 4.01 . Butter quiet and onchanged; fancy creamery 18a a20, enotoe Western eserrea 1816 choice Central Ohtolft eofarqUiet; hards W A xiew.wnsj iTi JJU3gs ie;Dacjung i BALTtHOBB Oats steady: Southern 84a3A. Wes tern white , 83a34, do ; mixed 82a. .Pennsyl vania 83a84r Bay-rUirket steady; prime Fenn sylvania and lfary lattd 1 1 sl 4. Provisions steady; mess pork, old 10 50al0.75,-BeWt-;s balk neata-r-loose sholde.8 clear ribosides 4 pec car choice Western nocked 15al7. rolls 1 1 al H. . Oof- fee quieti Rio cargoes 10aieY Whiskey dull at e quieti Rh cargoes 10atOV' Whk mnV Sugar arm; Asoft 8a44. - - ; rCOTTOS. 't.'' ll'.'if ttV.'i-1' niii .1 . s j; i NDJttukjc-Flrmv'lnlddlmt llc; et receii ceipu stwise iwo; gross jtshms:; tMR;- exports: eosstw 587? sales ISO: exports to Great Britain : . . BAi430tTOJlraaer midd'g 124; iow middling , ordinary net receipts ; gross rtni sales' '300: stock 4.867: exoorts isbastwise 25; pinnTS' 200) exports Great Britain; Boston Firm; middling 12o; low 114; good ordinary linnet receipts-; 2,526; sales 100; stock 5,030; exports r: '' ' ' Britain. Wilmington Firm; rnKdrmg 115iiC: low mid dling 1 1 Vfec. ; good onfina lOa; net receipts 63 ; gross ; sales 60: stock- 894; spinners ; ex ports coastwise. 550; to ttreat Britain rr-i te Con nent ; to channel rl '. . vi:;.r.., . .V:,!' PmLADXLPHiA Firm; middling 1214c; ' tow middling llc; good ordinary llWi net receipts : srosa 81: sales 355: SDinners 155. stock ClO.i .ef Ports to Britain jR12. ; . . Ausdbta Firm: . middling 11, low mid dling 11?. jpodlidlnarylllic..i. receipts 86; shipments --rsales 48: stock ' ' h Chaklxstoh Strong; middling ,lle. : low mid dling 11.; good ordinary llic; net receipts 86; gross -iaaleaf!l50fck 7,407s expotta coastwise 171; Great Britain .; France i Continent 2,475; to 4tnnel -. , v ""p NwJOBX-Flrm: sale1863; mlddUna uplands nuuuungvneans ltyic; consouaaiea, net recei 4.854: exoorts to Great Britain l&.rtfifl: wiiuumv,eso. ,u -t-it't a-, inn-'! 'n .). Litkrpool Noon Cotton firmer, middling Uplands, 6dL. middling Orleans. H 13-16: sales ViSm, speculation and export 2,000, additional saies yesieraay aner f regular closing, ; re ceiDtB ' 6.1 50."' aU American. - Futures onennd parUAlly H better but advance elnce been lost upiauus' iuw.4UMiuung manse:, jiay loeurery Mar and June 6saa23-32.Jxme and Jul? 6Sia2S- 32al3-16a25 82,- Julr an August 6 13-16272? j August wia'cepiemDer oHrza, September 1 and wexooer n tHf-uorituuiui.'Oetober and November 6 11-16. November and December. . . t - t .' 1 ' rUTURES,: if- oooMTr' fW JuneiUt .jr....v..'(..J. .. itai,.--iA : 12 .41a.42 tl August' jaiy.. SeDtember... ::A 7:1; , .J,.' 12 .86a,87 tl October. H. November.u.1...j.i ni;..ji..,. 11 .32a.S3 December,,, ,, ,l,1.24a.25 CTTYJCOTTON JIARKXT; 'ti it .won Mfi Ornca o tbm OBsxam. t .dfltr-i! i jChaklottx, Hay 5. 1879. f j The market yesteKlaf closed firm," as follows! ' ' I Strict low mldi dlln. - -5 ' ' mnloVT&xiinftmh&gWr petus to business In Wall street, and maLjr success- j j ne cuireiu lui turns are repwea . wi,erv,u"4M!"M' '""J . made iii short perioda.! The lew.st successful way that we have he ml of yet lot operatinK In stocks is id ' ju-h khiuhnldAiuiMirior advantases an nroflts. not Dosslble In any other way. Profits are n&ii at the nd of 30 dara. A eentleman ton, made $747.30 on an Investment of $141.- Umii nthaia m AnlTwr M wall m bAtter. CaDltal In any amount from $10 to $100,000 can be used with eaual proportionate success by this combina- ittoo r co-operative method- $15 would make S7& S pQricenUoni tjie tock; $100 would re turn vUU, or v per cent, aunug tne muuui, um contoinsflmerrlnK esforuocMsaiSlulf information, so that any one eaA operate with profit. Stocks and bonds wanted. Deposits re ceived. Government bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence & Co. Bankers, 57 JUCI cchange Place, N. Y. City. A little chucL theoirtKhterii ArUwEanluC SJ.. of this city. teil into a. tub- of hot waler yesterday and was badly, scalded. ; The UnmedJate applica tion of Henry's Carbolic Balveu which waslort nately In the house. Instantly removed the,. pain, and the itttie sunerer is now out oi uanger Thn nhiuM4f reeelvlnir 30.006 for two dollars bv an investdient in tne Louisiana State Lottery at i New Orleans, -will continue -for tbe, 4Wt fifteen nnu na 4 V, n Ahoai'Aii Af rha A mrQVv mna n nnHI 1 1803, and Its vesteatali"fc&nBofw Invaded by an act of legislation- t otneF prooeediags, as long as the management is honestly conducted, and the worst enemy it has instigated by malice has never raised a suspicion , of, the strict integrity which characterizes its business affairs. For hirther In formation, address M. A. Dauphin, P. U. Box 092, New Orleans, La,' " ' y: aor29 lw '''-' '' ' , Eafte AtUlMkle by tke Bheimatic. , Yes, although they may despair of relief , it is attainable by .rheumatic sufterera, for there is remedy which carries off, by means of Increased activity of the kidneys Important channels for blood purification the acrid element to which pathologists the most eminent attribute the painful symptoms- theory completely borne out by urin-. ary analysis. The name of this grand depurent is Hostetters, a preparation likewise celebrated as a -remedy for constipation, wmen causer cDntamina tion of the blood with tne Due ana a eertata means xt relief hi 'dyspepsia, 1 fever and ague, and Nervous ailments. It is, perhaps, the finest' tonic extant, anU highly recommended as a medicinal stimulant by distinguished physicians and analysts ; who pronounce It to be eminently pure and very beneficial. The press also endorses It ' To all who are suffering from the errors and in dTscTetton8 of youth, nervous weakness early d&i cay, loss of manhood, fec, I will send a recipe that wilt cure yooy fR OF GHABOi This gjeat remedy was discovered by a missionary j jin South America. Send a. self -addressed nvk)pe to the BE V. JOSEPH T. IN MAN, tttaUon r. New York City. Jan 25 -a. .. m I i syrdp adiuty oi For upwards of thirty yart Mrs! Wtaslbw's Sooth- nas Deen usea ior cnuaren. n corrects the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea. , wnetaer arising from teething or other causes. An old and well known remedy. 25c per bottle. Natieaal Sargicai Institute. : T wo of the surgeon f this notable Institute will visit Charlotte, N. C., May 15th and: 16th, 1879, stopping at the Charlotte Hotel. They wUl have with them a fine outfit of braces and ! surgical "ap pllances, and will be prepared :to treat allkmds of Deformities and Chronie Diseases, such as Clubi Feet, .Hip. Disease, Paralysis, Special Diseases, Piles: and Fistula, Catarrh, 'Private Diseases, Diseases ef the Xye, &. For full particulars, d dress ? ' ,." NATIONAL SUEGICAL, TNSTITtJTE, aprl3d4t w4w - r ' Atlanta, Ga ; : ' ' : -L. ' ' BT tmsW JACKBOXfl BSST WirBifr If At I lOBAOOO. --- - '.' I' J','- iu : WDM, Bleached, Pressed and Trimmed, -nrf THE MOST FASHIONABLE STTLE.V: bt - " : MRS. J. Soutk Myers Street may5 2t ; R FRANKLIN, ; 1 , , South My ers Street. PUBLIC LECTURE, THE lecture before tlie Charlotte Chamber bf Commerce, postponed owing to the inclemency of the weather from last Friday, will be delivered, this evening, at the rooms of the chamber, m the Insurance Braiding on 'Tryon' street, at haH past seven o'clock. ' s - . The public, Including the ladies., are respectfully invited to attend. a WITTXOWSKY, may6 ' "' 5 President JORTH CAROLINA FRUIT TREES. . I erpect to canvass this 'section ' for orders for Fruit Trees, to be delivered this fait : Those I may fall to see can leave orders at J. H. Henderson's store or send them to me a$ Davidson College. mayo worn x. w.ojrAitvrw. ' - - ' ' ' - : ' nit li i i . ,1 r LOST On Tryon street, between - Third and Morehead, 3 yards of lace. The finder will be suitably reward by returning ft to . : may6 It. Mrs. HI M. RAMSECRi ATTENTION, H. .N. R. . . . Yoxi are hereby ordered to appear at your armory to-night at 8 o'clock, sharp, to attend an important meeting of your company.- .;r.- . .. 1VWSJA. -, . . may6 AoHng.O.S, , - READER I BEFORE BUYING A . , . , PIANO or ORGAN Do hot fail to send for my latest 20 page Illustrated Newspaper with much valuable information free; Mew Pianos, $125, $185 and upwards. MewW- 900 W & sure u wrue me oeiore g elsewhere. Beware of Imitators. ' Address, DANIEL F. BEATTT, Washington, N. J. A GENTS WANTED for the beet and fastest selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices reduced 88 per cent National, Publishing Co,', Philadelphia, Pa.: ': - A GENTS WANTED for Smith's Bible -Dlctlona- -XI ry and Houaan'a new . : "Price8:edui,Clrml J. a w., rnuaaeipma. 1HPM r- Parson's Pdrzattra Pills ; make new BichJBlood. ana wui compietaiy change ue tuood in the enure system in three months.' 'Any nersdn who will take mn who wiU take! one pill each night from T to 12 weeks may be re . stored to sound health , if such thing be possible. Sent by mall tor 8 letter stwnpfcZOw JGHNfcON a w., 0angor,.Aie. ;t "it BENSON'S CAPCtNE . : ' i POROUS PLASTEk ' There la no doubt about the great superiority oi this article over common porous plasters and other external remedies, such: as hnlraents, electrical apj piiances. cc. - ask physicians in your on noauty about it ( It Is. wonderful :. Sold ,by aU,-DruggistB. nee za cents. ;t- ; ; . ; .apaa-w. t u -i ! YALDWELX HOUSE;-- CALDWELL HOUS IE VALDWELi HOUSE,; CALDWELL HOUi Corner Trybh and Slith' Streets, Comer Tryon. and Sixth jStreeta, : . . i '.I ' f ' 1r f s -jCHARJjOITErJS. C.,;. , t H - fit ! .CBLARLOTTE, Jf I ' C.,' I fe. P, CALDWELL. (V -Proprietor. This house Is permanently established and offers all the conveniences and eomforts of aflret-class boarding house. Persons visiting the city will find It a pleasant home, f Permanent boarders wanted, Can be furnished with rooms. ;. 5 ' ..." V. l - Jf wkti-t" I RATES Per day. transient S1.2& dot week. , til i-uk T 1 . mt t .. j . - . I - jMuuu-ruwie a9.uu uwoiw auui-cvuuv.1 rr y ; WATCHES. Q LOCKS, JEWELKY, PLATED SPECTACLES. , Jold-HejdOans an4 eerythUif you want J. T. BUTLER'S. !dee24 P. LASNE, i.yPAii,UoW'iii i WATCH and CLOCK MAKER, GILDER and SIL VER PLATER, ' " '' Trade StreefVoppte" First Presbyterian "Church, 1 1- :4-tf i;;i.:--r NatGrayStore. Every kind of repairs made at once at half price' and warranted one year. Every kind of Jewelry or Bronze Gliding, Coloring. Sliver-Plating and Gal vanizing made-at ihpn aoUce And MuaByjas good as new. Werirdonerforthe trade at low pricea 1 Apprentice wanted, with premium and Kood .references. xiepajrrti wutr. uncaueu ior wui oe soia iu tne ;explratlon of twelve months for cost of repairs " sepiio CONDENSED TIME. NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. t t. i i ll No. 8 Daily ex. Sun. Date, Nov. 10, '78. No. 2 Dally No. 4 Daily Leave Charlotte, " Greensboro; " Raleigh, Arrive Goldsboro, 3.45 a mi 65 p ml 8.20amf " 4 10pm 3 OODm 5.30 a m i 5.25.P m .80 am 1 No. 2 Connects atBaHslmry with W.N.C.RR. for all points in Western North Carolina, daily except Sundays " At Greensboro with RAD.B.B. lor all points North, East and West. At Goldsboro with W. A W. R. R. for WUmington. ; No. 4- Connects at Greensboro with R. & D. R. R. for all points MeiQ p anj f TRAINS GOING WEST. No. 7. Daily Date, Nov, io, '78. Na 1 No. 3 Bun Lea' am 3 a.60 pa 1.30a a Dm tim.' iju. No. 1 Connects at Greensboro with Salem Branch. At Charlotte with C, C. & A. R. R. for aU points South and South-west; at Air-Line Junction with A. & C. A. L. Railroad for all points South and South-east . No. 8 Connects at Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R. i daily except Sunday. At Air-Line Junction with I A. t 4fcy Ibfot all points South and South-west. At unariotte with v., u. x A. Railroad for all points South and South-west. Leave Greensboro, dally except Sunday, 8.50 p m Arrive Salem, ' " , y " 10.50 pm Leave. Salem, " ' " 5.45 am Arrive Greensboro, " " 7.45 am Conneetlnr at Greens bom with trams on the R. k, D.aCalteaaflJoadjt; r 1 tl t fU .i SLEEPINO CABS V.TTHOCT CHANGS Run both ways on Trains Nos. 1 and 2, between New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greensboro and Charlotte, and both ways on Trains Nos. 3 and 4 between New York and Savannah via Richmond, Charlotte and Augusta. Through TicKets on saie at ureensDoro, ttaieign, 1 V. . O .. 1 1 ..V. .. . " . .. 1 1 uuiubuuiv, oauauvuj, auu jjimmwi miu at au principal points South, South-west, West, North and East, ror emigrant rates to points in Arkan sas and Texas, address - t - v - 4. lMi.C4TjRDO. Gen. Passenger Agent, nov20 Richmond Va. QHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA RAILROAD. AND AUGUSTA CHlT-WAJrofAgGUBri H. tLI Columbia, & CT, Dec 27, 1878. On and after Sunday, Dec. 29th, 1878, the fol-r lowing passenger schedule will be run over this road, (Washington time,): NIGHT EXPRESS. Going South, No. 1. Leave Charlotte, Arrive Columbia, : Leave Columbia............ ........ . Arrive Augusta . Goimq North, No,j2. Leave Augusta.. , .! . , . Arrive Columbia. Leave Columbia, Arrive Charlotte DAT PASSENGER. Leave Charlotte . . Arrive Columbia.. ,,.MI Leave Columbia ... ." ....... V Arrive Augusta . 1 00 A. M 6 00 a. if . 6 05 Ai.M .10 00 A M i 55 P.M. 10 00 P. M. 10 10 P. M. 3 10 a.m. 11 27 A.M. 4 10 F.X 4 15 P.M. 8 30 P.M. Arrive Columbia 1 20 ?. x Leave Columbia 1 30 r. u AJTlveCbariotte . . . -,.H . . . . . !r SO . ; These train stop only at Fort Hill, Rock HU1. Chester, Winnsboro, Rldgeway, Leesvllle, Bates burg, Ridge Springs, Johston, Trenton and Granlte ville. All other ataOpns i will be repqgnled as flag Pullman Palacy Weeping and dilwmg4obm ears on Nos. 1 and 2, Greensboro to Augusta; also on Nos. 8 and 4, New Yorfc to- -Savannah, via Rich mond ft Georgia Central Ttanroad. T. D. KLINE, Superintendent. Jso. ROIacHubbo. 0, P-Agent.. , TT . - IF YOU WISH to engage In an honest, genteel business, and metee1 plenty of money during Jthe holidays, send your address to c-: - ; i RANDOLPH CO., feb4w4t - - l07,4liaT..lftfT. m EE W. BA' TLE, M. D., Having removed his office to thei fiat floor over the Traders' National Bank, can be found there all hours dnring the day, and at his residence cor ner seventn and uouege streets, at night, feb7 8m ui .fill AT THE SAME OLD STAND, t ri; rrrr w . - .1 :'j- 'Where Pant prepared to ftfrnish a superior qeallty to all who mav want ietJl Mr art win also make Waborb, (jreensp&f Bj4Tia 56 am daily. dUreries ,T?laceiof business or prtvate.l -resiuencea. uraera given un onnr, saumfaea iu me through P. O. Box 153, or delivered to me U office on totof jaeck. IJvuai, wiu ntrw prompt attention. ikwijij,,,!, . Customers who beeta -.wits rae. will be suDnued the entire sasoa4 top following flgfsiin -ea" In auanUUes less ttiatt Blbl? 9W 2Wtb? '3Sy3 oiowouim.. lcperiD. oi aij dl uia nn The abw "been sold for the last two seasons, when I had competition: ana aa a nave mnurpaesea iacuiaes to eesmaat ate oemneBsea A kdOmn nszlaasolev consnmem wUl eonsalt their tpterestby grrtag sae a Bui , !a?eo &u u tmim$ . lee for shippmg in any quantity caxefuliTPKkedV and forwarded with dispatch. jo i nanxiui ior your patronage in the past, l re- spectfully ask a continuance of the same. l nayqH fens msg&m- FAMILY .MEAK S't tti't Cfl tr ntfH tets Sii8 .5!-H a. 3arLbads-l.S20Bu8hels ' cnblg JoJLjep hih 1 . Jjst received. - ' " ' B. If. KILLER k SONS, , '.- .. 1500E&BINOING. tW S3 oi t: STEAfjrpo?ViER. FAST PRESSES. GQQD WORKMEN. Iu connection ifaxtXi pulicition' of Thk Ob skrvkk, and the establishment of one of the lani est, most complete, and most thoroughly equipped JOB: PRINTING HOUSES In the South, the proprietor has Just added a com pleie BCfdrv 'BINDERY AND Ruling Department, Capable of executing the very best class of work at short notice. Old magazines, newspapers, law or other books, rebound in handsome style, and at very low figures. BLANK BOOKS, ACCOUNTS CURRENT, And work of tl'ls class, ruled and bound to order. We are prepared to furnish close estimates on every description of LETTER PRESS PRINTING. A FULL SUPPLY OF WOOD TYPE FOR POSTER PRINTING. Theatricals and other exhibitions can get their DATES and POSTERS printed here In as attractive a manner as in New York. We have a very full gupnjyof type for printing, at short notice and in firjf fefais style, IBRIEys'FOR THE SUPREME COURT, And lawyers, de&lrou? .pf presenting their argu ments in good shape will' do werf to give ns a trial. We have the most accurate proof-readers, and our work is as free from defects as It Is possible to make It. LETTER HEADS, Statements, Order Books, Visiting Cards, Bail Cards, Pamphlet. NOTE HEADS, Circulars, Envelopes, Handbills ' E. rap. h si a HA i-3iA 3 A I .Ihvjtattoni,. j ' Checks, Labels' BILL HEADS, Receipt Books, Business Cards, ;. i Programmes Magistrates' and Court Blanks. fa fact, an kinds of pdntina done t short notice. I - . u Special attention given to Railroad Printing. f BOOK WORK. Having a larger supply of type than most Job es tablishments, BOOK WORK has been and will continue to1 b W spWJlan wtth us. fi SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, -ftl op r. 3 Sal Address ; I P. a Box 182. THE OBSERVEB, Charlotte, N.C. ap 5 .fe'.OJ if Alt i Ik A ,i ;t ftTl i'C w" r ,n":'. in