Charlotte tybstxvtx:
CH ; S. It. JONES, .Editor 4c Proprietor
THURSDAY; AUGUST 1, 15T9.
THE OBSEIIVEB Alftt THE
. BOAD SYSTEM, i
HAIL-
: " . -
Ji&heplle Journal is ;s olicitous io ;
know why it is that TnE Obsebvee
has ceased its discussion of ! "the North
Carolina system," intimating that a
change has come over the' spirit of ita
dream and that it has dropped the mat
terfor cause." The intimation does
the Journal discredit and THE Obser
veb injustice. We had some things to
say and said them. Why go over the
same ground daily thereafter V When
some reply demanding a rejoinder, is ,
made to the .articles which have al-j
ready appeared in these columns on the;
subject in questioni'the Journal and all
others interested will find out as quick
ly as they care to whether this paper
has changed front or b6en bulldozed
into silence. Meantime does the Jour
nal suppose that we are ambitious for
Jo. Turner's reputation of re-vampirig j
the "old editorial" and presenting it t
with slight changes in' phraseology
every day in the year? . j
And now that the occasion has arisen
to refer to the matter again, we may ap
propriately say a word as to the bearing
of those articles upon Gov. Jarvis. and
his chances for re-nomination. It has
been charged that they were written in
the interest of another party whose in
terest it is to tear Gov. Jarvis down.
No charge was ever. more groundless.
They we re Written bi the interest of no
body except the' people. Tie Qbse
Vek has no candidate,, forf Governor!
Whenever it has it still let Its readers
know, and right now it lets them know,
if tbey have read it all these years -in
vain, that it conducts no guerrila war
fares. It is nothing if not open and
aboye board, and if the friends of Vany
other gentleman think that in paying
what it has of Gov. Jarvis, It has given
itself away to their man, they may
wake up some fine morning to find
themselves mistaken. Nothing was
said of Gov. Jarvis in connection wth
this railroad business that would not
have been said of any : other man
occupying the same position who had
pursued the same policy. We may add,
par parenthesis, that there are editors
who consider that it is just as disrepu
table in a journalist as in anndivichjal
to take short cuts and do underhanded
things, and when people come to real
ize this, if they ever do, they will be a
little slower than they now are in $he
absence of proofs in charging newspa
pers with sinister motives.
Mb, Batneb on THE Kampage.
Our-whilomfellow-icitizen,. Hon. JtenJ
neth Rayner, is always getting into new
parties, new Office s? find new troubles.
It has not peen long since he had a fight
in Washington yitlf acfiespaper edi
tor; shortly after that be gdt into a jan
gle with some of his superiors which
came near losing him his position. Now
he has transferred the scene of combat to
far-away Texas, and, as the Galveston
News says, "condescends ta villify Col
lector Pease and the city of Galveston
for the apparent purpose of . retaining
his son in the position of deputy collec
tor at Houston." The letter, the News
further says, "places the solicitor of the
treasury in a .most unenviable. . light,
and the attention of his superiors. might
very reasonably be given to the cirfiunt
stances and the general significaftce-of
this escapade, unless- they;, are Wholly
indifferent lother Jeoencies aftber'feivil
seryice,andjnorale6f I thetfeas-1
ury department. . Ilc-wever, the object I
of the lelterta.liKuntain voung Bav-
nkr ih ohlcjfpiaTrjfH
naving neen Tenroven inongn 1ne7.pm.ee. i
which he held-wits nof abolished
-
A Southern
the Other Ox iipRED.
fool stalls ahewspaper and in it preach.
J A - LI
es secession, a new war, and annihila
tion to all' Unionists. Northern Radi
cal papers represent; hiraasan jable
elegant ana influential gentleman, rep
resenung i iiiy uie senumenis or : ius
candor In srjeatmV.genUmenkiwnicri
all his neighbors hold but which few
have the courage to express, . But, lo!
a fool arises in the Northwest, and says
the States must be wiped out anj con
verted into provinces, chartered by the
general government ; provided,! how
ever, that no charter shal) be issued to
any State which has been ih re
bellion. Whereupon, the National Re
publican, which has always beejr-first
among those 10 pat the Okolona- State
man on the back, whistles the itamars
man down the wind by saying: f Some
rattle-head has got hold of a littfc week
ly paper in Iowa, and is trying o rival
the '.Qkolona States." Aha! A prattle
head "when, this sort of thing come
Home to you. The boot is now; on the
other leg. ...;.'....
Impeachment in Georgia. Comptroller-General
Goldsmith, of Georgia,
is to1 'be impeached for 'rnisdemeanors
in office. A majority of the committee
t . .
to whom the matter was referred! der
cidedin favor of this coarse, arid speci
fied sixteen different counts, coming in
afterwards with two additional couts,
;hUe.atthe"ime'tiine'a minority re
. port was submitted, opposing the tak-
. ing. oi . steps, against the comptroller. I
i,: 1H.-4Av"ao, , vvAvepiraeniauves Dy a
i - large' vote ordered the impeachment
. and things look badly for the comptrol-
ty$rrarai.(
JWSPAPEB ; UHANGE The atrMk.
MtmiPPS ttidex-Ap-
,ff have ' transferred' all their riirht:
i vl.titie arid interest in tiwi bftiWto xr-n
oeen tne papers leading spirit and he
, (, ; now assumes sole charge as editor and
Swetb Wecongraturate
waaceeeuins to: -the ownership )f t fine
. K Vablei high-toned; newsy pape, and we
CoL Walter Clark, of ;Baleigh, has re-
; memrjerea us w .u wyy oijne south
; Pacific Time, of Callao,
:S an account of the progress
American war.
- A. CLE Alt SET-OFF
It is a square standbetfretothe
maniac of the 'Okbloca States' and the
driveling idiot of theIamars Sentinel.
The public has come tcMchowHihe Oko
lona fellow pretty welL He wants all
the Yankees killed or banished,the Con
federacy established .-.within the next
day pr twoand Jeff Davis inaugurated
President, -The Radical papers quote
him-weeklydCongressmjxJFxje js
his agent ; these have "give him what
notorleti he en jdys. TheEainars Sen-
.... ,...."- Ljt t -T
iinet rooster is a recent piuuucu jlm
mars, it should be understood, is a town
or village iomewhere in IoWa,that
sweet-scented commonwealth of the
Northwest, and its Sentinel man has it
just as badly 6n! the stalwart side as the
Okolona knave nas it on tne -reDei
side. jttTf is a centralitationstwitb:
all that the name impues, anajxius is
the way fce lets driv Taking for his;
text, "We are a Natio" hevthus dis4
courses :
Step to the front, stalwarts, and show
what it means to be a nation.--Change
the name call the nation
Americatrr Columbia.
Then abolish the States. .
The moral and political revolution
that preceded the war declared this
Of States. , ; ' I
The war confirmed it. - ..
If this is a nation, there art no States. '
If there are States, then there is no I
nation. -
The two cannot co-exist. ? '
But this Is a nation, therefore the I
States have ceased to exist
Whatever- recognition the former
States receive from the nation is a
national menace.. 1
Tneretore. states, as .sucn, muse ais-
appear from the nation and-Uie nation- i noE variously estimated, at from 20,
al legislature. f I ' t f I j 1 000 to 40,000. sThe Ivbte trecommending
iThe national Benafe mustfeitliiBf Ibeilthe call for a constitutional convention.
abolished j6r transformed; $ , itthough supported by both parties, un-
ous to our nawonaexisience-inan tne
mere name, united btates.
The Senate is a tangible concern, and
even formidable recognition of States
and of State sovereignity.
So long as it exists in its present form
it is a threat against national sover
eierntv; a ' 1 "" f '
The great work of centralization, ?or
nationalization, wnicn is tne same
thing, imperatively demands the in
stant suppression of the Senate as a
representative of equal rights.
If we are to be a nation we must dare
to be logical and stalwarts are logical.
With Grant in the White House we
would show the rebel brigadiers what
it is to be a nation. ' . . ; .
After abolishing or so changing the
Senate that it did hot represent States,
we should lengthen the presidential
term to ten years and let Congress elect
the President.
We would abrogate all the so-called
constitutions in all the so-called States,
change the names to provinces or de
partments, and permit them to conduct
their aif airs under 'charters, granted by
the nation.
No charter would be granted to any
State that had participated in the re
bellion during the present generation.
All laws passed by these provinces or
departments would be subject to veto
bythePresidentuhd his Cabinet.
In other words, this great republic
would be a nation, with -all.
that tha
f I I
I Of course no; rational Southeyn man
believes that this fool represents any
body but himself, and no square and
candid Southern man will try to create
the impression that he reflects public
sentiment in the North, but in the
economv of nature nothing is lost and
it may be that even the Lamars fellow
was not born altogether in' vain The
South can pit him ' against her own
idiot, and when the Radical newspapers
copy Okolona with a hand too free, in
stead of replying to them or to him the
.Democratic press can insert a clipping
from Lamars. The appearance of this
new factor in politics reduces the" situa
lion -to ; just thiT either Ch6 "Racftfealf
must let up fonthe 43kx)l0na. States
or
else hey "must"" enihrace the Eaioars
Sentinel. .They must not attempt to
repudiate their own jackass and then
to make. us responsible for the brayV"
nig 91 qurs. ine ining can c oe aone.
j-jiTfB iiLEy r.JlATEBvY'l'hat arch
erleni'y of th'atrLMr. Tinley.- of
. .. - .! - L
Souclk arolina,4tas prohanly joked him-
seit out ot aseconil-iiutenancy in the
xrmy.- He i a. nephew f Senator M.
p.7Uutler. lie. applied i& ther President
second lieutenancies soon to be fill
Bnortlylafterwards 'with an an acqualn-'
tance who asked him how he came out,
he responded that he had gotten - the
place notwithstanding he was "a dd
reDei. rne youtn saw tnis with a
laugh; and his aquaintance went off and
magnified the circumstance and young
Finley is in hot water all around. ITow
ever, he will be more careful hereafter
how he discharges his mouth in Wash-
2 -J 1 ! -11 . 1 ITT 1
liigioii, especially since, as ine vv asc
ihgton Post remarks, lie was "a red-
hand rebel" of eight years .when Zach
Chandler was leadinthe retreat from
Bull Run.
HE liLOVEB xtEPOltT.--The"
New
York Star publishes an extra edition
containing the full text of the Glover
report It occupies forty-two and , a
half columns of thefine typef of Ithat4
paper, and is printed word for word as
prepared by ex-Congressman Glover
himself. This report one of the most
important documents of its .character
that has ever been promulgated -is des
tined to have a large circulation and to
do effective service in the national Cam
paign of next year. ..';.
' '11
Tbe Marfland Dmcrats ' '
Baltimorfa August 6. The Demo
cratic State -convention, to -nominate
candidates for Governor, Comptroller,
Attorney-General and clerk of the Court
of , Appeals, assembles in-this city , to
morrow. . There. ia no, opposition to
Hon. Wm. T. Ilanlton, of i Washing-
flvamn i,nA Ho 411 nmhaM. R
inated by acclamation. Mr. Hamilton,
was United States Senator from i this
State, his time expiring in 187& For
comptroller, and attorney-genera!:1 the
present mcumoenis wiu oe nommatecL
ThMft, JPrwsKllle svnd -iThrc
WWsJwl t sv Bollwr Explosion.
ALRAaLYAuirust' 6. At 4JJ0 o'clock
i this afternoon the boiler of the engine
oauiauieuiu, .. wuca .was naviug Its
safetv-valve . eausred in the TRosfrtTf' &
AiDany uaiiroaa round-house at Green-
xpioaed.' instantly killing three
id woundinz and sealdino- thrA
a ne engine was inrown 40 feet,
turning completely over in the air.
psla,' Liver and Blood Diseases,' Nervousness ,
' " . , . I TftA tWTirll Tiln 111 il ftmiMi n li .1 i . ii i I , I .
i 4. wu, giving I r iwrS.iiiSn w sv " tc uu f iiwuob oi ine muco
t ii. c,..,,, . r.f'".r.,u,,l.ui,i" uoto u-suynnur w i xiiey say inat uenry s
vs i,uv ouuvu I u"iy BMwucme. ror iieadacne, JTlatulence, Dys- 'I used freely and
f'.. . i uniiHiA.- ijiwAV Anil uijwi n....n.'V. i
' CUSANHTG NOCTOLK OUT.
TheTar Heelers Dectrtilnfr the Freo
Xanch
v "Water.
and Xappin
I he Fire
Nobfolk; August ..eNorf oik has
been thronged with visitors who arriv
ed v last i night from North Carolina.
They represent the mercantile and ' va
rious other branches of the trade of
every section Of that, State,r and, jsome
here as gliestsjof the merehantslofjNQr
f oik, who were desirous of extending
theiiTbusihess f elatloiirS polntsthey
have not heretofore reached, and of
becoming personally known to many
with whom they have been doing busi
ness. Ample provision was made for
the entertainment of the excursionists
while -here. They were welcomed by
the mayor at 1 o'clock to-day, andim-
Lmediately afterwards sat down to a
banquet spread lor two thousand guests.
After partaking of the repast various
toasts were prepared, which were re
sptmdedtofin a graceful ahd, appro
priate manner by Hdn. JohifGoode,
Mayor Jnq,- S. Tucker, and bothers, of
Norfolk add Jndge Ililliard and others,
oforth5 Carolina. This afternoon the ;
excursionists embarked on board the
steamers Florida and Banks and were
carried to Old Point where they 'will
remain and witness the dress parade
and then re-embark for a ride to the
capes. . ..
THE KXMVTVCKY ELECTION.
The Vote Lighter but the Democratic
. ,aiirity Afcomt same,
LdmsvixiE. 'August 6. The unof
ficial but definite returns from about
50 counties show a falling off of about
one - third in the aggregate vote, but
about the usual Democratic majority.
The Republicans have made legislative
gains but the General Assembly that
two years ago was 114 Democratic on
joint balloL continues Democratic oyer
ioo. .Blackburn's maiontv for trover
tutionai - maioritv. -rhe Election was
unusually quiet all over the state, no
serious difficulty being reported. The
Greenbackers have certainly elected
two members of the lower house of the
Legislature, but their aggregate vote is
insignificant. In this county Blackburn
ts 696l, Jsyans 4,049. At tne last gu
trnatorial race McCrary, Democratje-
ceived 9,706, and Harland, Republican,
7,160.
WHAT THE FEVER IS IkOIKTO.
Eleven New Cswes and One Death at
Memphis Yesterday Proniineut Pa
tlln an. A via. or
' Memphis, vAngust 6. Eleven new
cases of fever were reported this morn
ing, $ white and colored!. Amongthe
former are W. B. Richards, E. D.Har
ris and Mrs. Leak. One death has oc
curred since last night Elizabeth
Fleetch, at 234 South street The city
remains remarkably quiet, but one ar
rest having been made during the past
twenty-four hours. Rev. Father Faher,
E&iMoori, and the wife of Chief of Po
lice Athey, continue to improve. The
weather is clear ana warm.
Fine Agraintt a Packet Company lie
mitten.
W ASHracrro?, Ansrnst 6. The Secre
tary of the Trftasnrv has annrovfid the
opinion of the jsoliatcffi of the treasury
and decided to remtail fines and penal-
iies lncurrea uvinw veaaei or uio mem-
rfiis & St. Louis Packet Comnanv by
carrying an excess or passengers daring
tne exodus or colored people xrom tne
Mates 01 Mississippi and Louisiana.
Striken Reject Overture mi Peace.
Reading, Pa August 6. The Read
ing Hardware company recently made
a proposition to their striking moulders,
about 140 men, to increase their pay and
give them the price list The proposi
tion was considered at a meeting of the
men last evening and unanimously re
jected. They struck for an advance
of 25 per cent, and price list and refuse
to accept less.. They are receiving help
irom mouiaers at otner places.
Germany, France and ThleiVa Statne
Paris. August 6. It is understood
that the German government has offer
ed no impediment to the inhabitants of
Metz, who wisii to, attend the fetes at
tancy, on me occasion oi ine unveu
ing of thetatue of the late M. Thiers.
Hie Jjjench jjorvernment,' to avoid any.
semblancejOt. fomenting -agitation on
the fronter will not be represented at
the forthcoming demonstrations in hon
or of the late M. Theirs at Belfont.
n Detroit Regratta.
Detroit, August 6. At a meeting
of the citizens and the Detroit river
navv?last night, it was decided to hold
open to all the amateur regatta at this
cis j a irgusv" zi in aim Z9in. xnzes
valued at-from $1,200 to i,-roo wiu oe
fidtrenJfiThft' Shoewaccaemettes. Wahor
wwahsunir Wyandotte and other crews
will probably participate m tne iour-
oared race. . . ;
A Terrible Fall. ,
Chicago. Amrust 6 The scaffolding
on the dome of the new music hall, up
on which six men were working, fell
this morning, . precipitating them 60
feet to the ground. Five of them were
terribly injured. ,
A $100,000 Fire in a Canadian Town
OviluaV'Ont August 6.- A disas
trous fire occurred, here last night, de
stroying mare than twenty buildings in
the very heart of the town, and causing,
thaloss of property , to the amount of
Thirteen PmvIc Srawned in a, Mine.
London August 6 Water has burst
into the Luding Glaeck mine, at the
trt 1 it; T T1 . m '
oeauezes lWAueries, in jrrussia. - a wo
cOrpsesliave been recovered and eleven
more are supposed to be in the pit
BBIEF FOBEinif ITEMS. : -:
Official reports state nat the main in
the south of France has been harvested
in excellent condition, and thatTin the
north and west ' a :good average crop1
may be expected. . ... -,v ' ::
Jirngiisn treasury mils to tae value df
4.1,476,000 sola xuesaay at is per
cent; per annum for three months bills
and 15 per cent, for six months bills.
. i - i i i. ! x
Mothers will now weary and sieh over the babv's
.troubles, when Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup would re
lieve tne cmid ana tnereoy give tne motner rest.- -
A Hssdsoms SseeisieM, r - .
The following Is one of many cards chat have at
tested the honesty of the distribution of : the
Louisiana State Lottery Company:
tiiMCejfatSanA 28. 1879.
The' undersigned certifies thatne wm the holder
. of one-tenth of Sinele-nnmber ticket -No.. r.ahr.
Class F., In the extraordinary dtawlnx of the Louis-'
lana State Lottery; which drew the capital prize of
one hundred thousand : ($100,000) 'dollars o
Tuesday, Jane 17, 1879, said ticket having cos
tne sum or one dollar at tbe-offloe f M. A Dauph
in, 319. Broadway, New York City, and that -the
amount was promptly paid In full on presentation
of the ticket at the office of the company . In New
Orleans.'' . - Istdoks Lichtsnstxim.
The next drawing will take blacs Ausrust 12th.
and the reader can gain any Information on aDDlK
cation to M. A Dauphin, P. O. Box 692, New Or
leans, la., or same at o.siw Broadway, New
Torkaty. t,r . . . . t ' j -cT'
juiay iw - . . ,M -
i "- . X - WhitlsHsiFeTePt. ' C '
Jhls fashionable disorder is supposed to be an
us memnrane oi tne nose. .
CarboUc Salve win cut it if
nerslstentlv. - Give It a trtRl. ,u-
ware of counerfeits. - -.'4. -
; JU128 lw - -
,-. JEu AtUlxable by ttc Cbenmatle. '
:-Tes althocji' they may f despair of relief, It Is
attalnabloHbr ihetnatlc suaecera, lot there is
remedy whkl car m alt by-means of Increased
actlTlty of ta ia4ieT9lrrportant channels for
blood ; DorlflcaMon th anrid element to which
l, pathologists the sjost eminent attribute the painful
cornlfffouf bySl
JukttseibratedMa
symptoms theory com
an analysis " The name
Hostetters. a DreDaration likewise celebrated as a
remedy for constipation, which causer - contamina
tion of the blood with - the JMle and a certain
means of relief in dyspepsia, fever and ague, and
nerrous ailments. It is, perhaps, the finest tonic
extant, and ,1s highly reoapimended as a medicinal
stimulant ltiMijgtlShed physicians andanalystaf
who pronounce It to le-eminently pure andery
jina)(rfie8ajiso endorses iv
A new era Is dawning upon the Ufa of woman.
Hitherto she has been called upon to suffer the ills
of mankind and her own-' besides. The ; frequent
and distressing . irregularities peculiar to her sex
nave long oeenxo ner we "airera spring oi wwsa
unnumbered." In the mansion of the rich, and in
the hovel of poverty alike, woman . nas - been ine
oonstant, yet patient victim of a thousand ills un
known to man and these without a redemy. "Oh
Lord, how longft In the agony of her soul hath
she cried. But now the hour of her redemption Is
come. -She witt euder no more, for Dr. J. Brad
'field's Female Regulator Woman's Best Friend
may be reliedonto'cure au the-diseases peculiar
to women. Try it andbeoHTlnced. ;
. aogl lm '.ip; ; hf:' -' ..
. ' , '' ' ""'A. Cart. .' ""
, To all who are suffering from, the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, eany ae
1 cay. loss of manhoods Ac, I will send a recipe that
wffl euro you. .FREE X CHARGE; i This great
kthimIt . mran . Mactwcrad bl & missionary In
South America. Send a self-addressed envelope'
to the RE V JOSEPH. T. IN MAN, Station JJ, JNew
TorkClty.- -1
mRAJffifMAfflET REPORTS.
AUGUST 6, 1879
PRODUCE.
rat.ttkohis Oats doll: Southern 37a40. Wes
tern white 37a88, do mixed 85a36, Pennsyl
ranla 87a38. Hay market steady; prime Fenn
sylvanla and Maryland 13al4- Provislona firm;
mess pork, old ia25f- new Jbulk meats
loose shoulders 81- clear rib sides 4Ml. packed
4iAa5U; bacons-shoulders 4, clear rib sides
5, hams 1 lal2.. Lard refined tierees 7. Butter
firm; choice Western packed . 12al4. rolls .
Coffee quiet; Bio . cargoes Ili4al4i&. . Whiskey
steady at 1.07a7. Sugar steady; A son 8a.
Freights active and higher - '
CracnwATi Floor qiflet; family 4-60a5.75.
Wheat iairty Active and a shade higher at 92aU5;
receipts 29,000, shipments 44.000. Corn firmer
at38a39. Oate dull at 27a30 for new. Pork
steady and firm at 8.50a.75V Lard duil; current
make 5.60 bid. - Bulk meats in fair demand and
firm; shoulders 3.25, cash sales . short ribs
4.32a35, cash sales , short clear 4.50; bacon
miair aemano; snouiaers a.yu, ciear nos 4,oa
90,' clear sides 5. 15. Whiskey in good demand at
1.03. Butter steady; fancy creamery 20, choice
Western reserve 13al4, choice Central Ohio 11a
12. Sugar quiet; bards 9a9, A white 8a8.
New Orleans '6taa7Uu Bogs dull; common 2.75a
m right a50a70, packing 8.35a3.50. butchers
8.50a3,tt0; reoelpte 2,492; shipments 263. .
. CmCAOOFVonf doll and nominal. Wheat steady
and in fair demand, generally lower; No. 1 Chicago
spring 94a94M cash 98, September, No. 2 do
86Mb cash 85, September 85a, October No.
8 do 77. rejected 614faa72. Corn In good demand
and a shade higher at 83a, cash Sep
tember and October, rejected at . Oats in good
demand and a shade higher at 23, cash 23,
August 23 bid, September 44, October rejected
18al0. Pork dull, weak and lower at 8.20a.25,
cash 8.17Va20, August 8.20a. 221, September
8.22al25. Lard duil, weak and lower at 5.374&a
.40, cash 6.40a.42Mi, September 6.42i&a.45. Bulk
meatoduU. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
Kw Tom Floor strongly in buyers' favor;
very moderate demand; No. 2, 2.86a3.I0, super
fine Western , and State 3-45a3.5o, common to
good extra Western and State 3.75a3.80, good
to choice do 8.D5&4.59; Southern flour dull: com
mon to fair extra 5.00a5.65; good to choice do
.00.5.75a7. Wheat winter unsettled; opening
firmer and closing a lower; less active; spring
quiet and about steady; ungraded winter red 90a
l.OU, No. : 8 tttto 1.6al.07. . Corn ungra
ded 43a46. No. 2, 45. Oats, at 32 for No 8.
Hay In fait request at 44.47. Coffee dull; Bio
quoted in cargoes llal4Vs, job lotsllal6.
Sugar dull; Cuba 6, fair to good refining 6a
6, prime 7; refined dull; standard A. 814, gran
ulated HVi, powdered 84fea8 crushed ana out ioat
8 Molasses New Orleans 25a28. Bice in fair
demand and steady; Carolina quoted at 6a7,
COTTON.
, NoBjrout-Qulet; middling 10 13-16; net ree'ta
S3; gross ; stock 1,599; exports eoastwlse
10; sales ; exports to Great Britain
BaltmorM' - Dull; 'mlddBng-im; low middling
iu8c; gooa erain-yiuw.; nei recis -r-, grow-
-; sales -; stock ljsu exports eoastwlse
8; spinners ; exports to Great Britain ;
to continent ; to France
Bobtok Dull; middling llfec; low middling
UVU good ordinary 11; net receipts 85; gross
: sales ; stock 4,996; exports to Great
Britain 20.
Wrjjrni eTOHr-Bteady : middling 1 114c. : low mid
dling lie.; good ordinary 104; net receipts ;
gross ; sales ; stock 149; spinners ; ex
ports eoastwlse 4: to Great Britain ; to Con
sent ito channel .
Pktlidxtj'MIA Steady; middling HVc; low
middling lUfec; good ordinary 10c; net receipts
; gross ; sales ; spinners 245; stock
6,583; exports to Great Britain .
Axjecsr a nominal; middling lOc.; low mid
dung 10e., good ordinary 10c; receipts 6;
stupments : sales 13: stock .
CHABLxsnoK Nominal ; mldd'g 10e. ; low mid
dling lOfte.; good ordinary 1014c; net receipts
5; gross ; sales ; stock 65; exports
eoastwlse ; Great Britain ; franco ;
Continent ; to channel.
Nnr Tort Steady; sales 412: mtd'g uplands
lie. Middling Orleans lllfec: consolidated net
receipts 390; exports to - Great Britain 915;
Francs ; Continent ; Channel 2,723.
Lrrrapoot,5 NotH Cotton heavy. Middling
rrniatwiR. K&wi.. midduns! Orleans. H 7-1 Hd.: sales
7,000, speculation and export 500, additional
sales . yesterday after regular closing. ; receipts-
8,150. American 8,060. Futures flat; no
buyers under 8-ld decline. Uplands low middling
clause: August delivery , August and September
6 3-18a5-S2afea3-82, September and October 6
8-I08D-azaMH uaouer ana nvremuer ouraa,
November and December 527-32al3-16. October
5-32, Deosmber and January , January ana
February . New crop shipped October and No
vember per sail 5 13-16, September and October
, November and December .
1.80 B.m. Middling onlands 614. middling or-
leatis 6 5-16. Uplands low middling clause: Au
gust and September delivery 6ia5-32, September
and October 6 l-32a3-16, October and November
tiai-82, JNOvemoer ana juecemDer 6 27-32.
5 p. niJr-Jtures .nrm. American sales .
tTnlands low middling clause: Jul? delverr , Au-
mtat unA .JlAirfAmhAr ftentmnhAr and October
: uctODer ana novemoer o i-irz. movemoeriuiu j
December 6, December and January do.
FINANCIAL.
. Naw Yohx Money 2a6. Exchange 4.81 a2.
mvernments Bern. New 6's . 1.02. Four and
alf per cents 1.06. Four pef cents 1.01. State
bonds dull. ' "
FUTURES.
Nxw Yob x Futures closed stronu. Sales 169,
000. A.l2g?QSi. i . . . . .......... . . .
Sopto m t)r . ..! .
. October i ,ui'r
NovemJW.......A-V; ...i
December.... .1
January....'... .................... ..-4
ll.05a.06
' 10 .98
10.34a.85
10.lla.12
10 .09a.lQ
10.16a.17
10 .26s,28
February.....
I .Marc,,v
CITY COTTON MARKET.
Omci or tbx Obsxbtzb,
: - Chablottx August 7, 1879. f
The market
yesterday closad. nominally un-
changed,
Good
lUfe
11
1114
7alOJA
Mlddlkl2.:
SWct low middling.. .
Low middling....
Tinges
Lower grades.,.
' VuCHBLOTTE
AS
PBOOUCE MARKET!
'V JULY 80, 1879.
, 00RBXOTSD DAU.T.
Cork, per bush'I ;'. V'.
MSAI' -i4 ' ..... .
PXAS,. tl
Oats, shelled, , . . . , . . . i . v
Bacoh- : '
N.C. hog round....;-. .i........
Hams, N.C..... .......... .........
. Hams, canvassed..
PCXX MXATB . "
' Clear Rib Sides, u..'.
Costs1 . ,
. Prime Rio..
Good. '
Sugar-house.... .V. I .. . t
fifia70
86a40
7a8
v., . u
llal2,
-) ' Hi
14al6
12lal
2UJa25 -
Cuba.. ........ .
New Orleans. '.
Salt " - 1
Llvetpoolfine,........tr..'.
White.. .: . : .'..:.. . . . . :
Yellow.. .V.......:.,,.iv....;...
f OTATOXa i , 1 ,;,(t
'Sweet. ...
Irish. ., ...... ...... t
Bottsb- -1 --. .
North Carolina.. ...
Eooa,perdozen......-...........r. .,
iix)cb . , r .v; V--
a; Family ,
-1 8Ba40
. 85a50
1.00a2.06!
WMlWl
' 40a50
20a25
1 8al0
1 ' , . r
2 85a8.00
3,00
Kxtra..... f.v,
tr Super.
fev: tint: IMehVbk
Hi if
Z - PTE -. "',
Ip ""1
"II
, ui$qm Misses' Lasttagand Bnti iiniLaioote and : Newport Ties. They wjn
'taction without tosIot necessity of Tips' Increases irear of sole 80 peWWtVliaTe the flexlbflltybf
machine sewed Shoes.
Also, a fall Bne of Gents'
We keep only
in Ladles' and Gents' Fine Shoes the best makes.
June 81878?'
5,
LADI ESr IVllSSES,
AND
CHILDREN
m KNOW YOU. AP LIKE
Pretty Things.
Now, come to our Store and look at the prettiest
stock of Sandals, Slippers and Newports you ever
saw. They are just beautliuL and something nev
er kept in Charlotte before. We delight tn show
ing our goods. -
August 7 St '
JVOTICE OF SEIZUBE.
U. S. INTEBNAL REVENUE, 1
Collector's Office, 6th District North Carolina, V
- Statesvllle, N.C, Aug. 4, 1 879. )
Seized for violation of Internal Revenue Laws,
on August 4, 1879: .,
Thirty-three Boxes of Tobacco, the property of
D. H. Spencer. v, ;
Notice Is hereby given to the owner or claimants
of the at we described property to Appear before
meat my office in Statesvllle, and make claim
thereto before the expiration of thirty days- from
date hereof, or the same will be forfeited to the
United States. J. J. MOTT,
J. G. Yotoo, Collector.
Deputy.
aug 7 8t InSOdys
JOTICK f
It is ordered by the County Board of
Education that the School Commlttee-
: men of the different School Districts
f Of the county report to this Board on
the first . Monday In September next
a complete census of all the children
In their respective School Districts, in conformity
to section 46, School Laws, session 1876-'77.
WM. MAXWELL, Clerk.
August 8 w2t
FARMERS, ATTENTION.
If your Cotton Gins need any repairs, Saws sharp
ened or aressed, Brasnes renuea or repairea, i
would be pleased to have you call and see me, as I
am ready and prepared to do your work on short
notice and in good style. Next door to Tatum'a
Blacksmith Shop, on College Street.
Bi. JU, SAVAUK. J
August 8 wlm.
GREAT GREAT
INDUCEMENTS
-TO-
TO
BUY E R S
FOR
THE-
NEXT
T T T -p rr T ' T A AT o
rV T4 T 1? TV DAY O.
x AA A At A -tv a
AT THE
CHINA PALACE
-OF-
JOHN BROOKFIELD
& CO.,
EAST TRADE STREET, THREE DOORS AEOVE
COLLEGE, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
IfR. LUDOLFoI our
firm, having left lor the
Ifl North night before
last to purchase the lar
gest stock of goods in our line ever before brought
to any Southern city, we will, for the next thirty
days, offer our stock of goods at a sacrifice to mate
mnm tar nnr hnPA Wholesale and. Retail Stock.
comprising China, ' Crockery, Glassware, Lamp
Goods. Silverware. Wood and Willow Ware, Cut
lnnr. Clocks, fine Grasses. Fancy Goods, Bird
'Fhankinsr all for the liberal natronaee of the
nast and soliciting a continuation of the same in J
the future, we remain '
Unar DannAArfnilir
JOHN BROOKFIED & CO.
aug5
miscjellattjeatts.
-JUST RECEIVED"-
. - AT
. WHOLXSALB AND KXTAIL .
S. M. HOWELL.
iul8
TLJlSTIC, TENNESSEE & OHIO RAILROAD
J.X.
' SUPKEDTTKNDKNT'a OfTICK,
Charlotte, N. a, August 2d, 1879.
On and after Mondav. Aue. 4th. the following
: schedule will be run over this road daily: ,
GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte,
. ; " s Davidson College
ArrfTe at Statesvllle, .... . . .
.... 8 80 p. m
....10 21 p. m.
....12 00 p. m.
Leave Statesvllle,.... .v
. " Davidson College,;. . .... , . .
Arrive at Charlotte,, . . v. . .:.'-..-.t . .
..4 00 a.m.
.. 5 42 a.m.
.. 7 80 a. m
' ' ' Close connection made at Statesvllle with trains
over tne w. n. v. a. it. .JKouna mD DCKets at re
duced rates, to Hickory, Morganton. Glen Alpine,
Marion,, Henry's, Ashevllle and Warm Springs,
good to return until November 1st, and baggage
checked tnrougn. ' -k
augo . . Sup't
4-.
.1
' i" , J jf.i1 in t
As the warm weather Is now fairly open.
when
iao ha., hunma m. nAviH.4itv. I am breoared to fill
orders at shortest notice and with a superior quality
m nirMirafM n nvnrRK which i have been for-
merly eeUing. My eartmakes sdally deliveries, to
1 regular eusiomers. iuobo hum u uu irautmi
eacn aay in regular qutmuura cuiwi uwns
br applying to driver of cart or to me at office.: Ice
by car toad, barrel or otherwise a speclalty.'Snd
promptness guaranteed in every instance. - , . j
In Coal 1 have a full stock, as la usually earned
in thn tuiRinAJuL Mnbraclnsr all kinds for families.
t foundries . and smith use. , OrderahUed at short
My stock of Lumber Is complete, and of all the
various kinds usually carried in .the business, such
as 6 4 dressed flooring, 5-8 dressed celling, select
dry boards, Act large stock of- laths, shingles, &c,
constantly on hand. Estimates on special bills
furnished on application.' - Also .hills of all kinds
of lumber furnished-on shortest notice. Offlce and
- 1 Yard corner Trade street, and N. C. B. R-. P. Q.
-
Hand and Machine Sewed Gaiters and Button Boots,
FiRST-qiss aooDS
p f f f fyf
1 M t, .v
"A
T' ft
HALVING
S3
TO THE STOEE FORMERLY OCCUPIED
. , B Y S, LANDECKER,
n
'J
i.
ON
TRADE STREET, THREE DOORS ABOVE ALEXANDER 4 HARRI3', I
THE BALANCE OEMY;
SUMMER GOODS,
REGARDLESS OF COST,
TO MAKE ROOM E0RI WY$ WmM OTCK
MRS. R.
gxu&st Sec.
TNG,Ig tOj)ia HAIR AND NAIL
BRUSHES
AT WILSON & BUR WELL'S.
"' "HOYT'S '
GERMAN COLOGNE-
Belgravla Cologne, all sizes at
WILSON & BUR WELL'S.
STAB
BAKING POWDERS.
Best and cheapest Baking Powder on the mar
ket. WILSON & BUR WELL, Druggists.
LUPULIN
YEAST GEMS.
The nicest article for making good bread
WILSON & BURWELL.
PURE
CORNSTARCH,
AT WILSON & BURWELIS.
KEAgBY A MaTTISON'S
.INFANT FOOD.
IMPERIAL GRANUM,
The great Medicinal Yood.
WILSON A BURWELL.
PURE
FRENCH teRANDY,
Pure Whiskey and Wine, for medicinal purposes.
BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER,
Hunyadl Janus Water,' Appoliharis water,
- a, AT WliitjOJN blKWJDLL'a.
QONDENSED TIME.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
' ' THAIH8 GOING EAST.
Date, June 1, '79. No. 47 No. 45 DaU? W a OKB. &nt
DaDy DaUy ex-Sun- Smith Forbes' Old Stand, Trade St.
Leave Charlotte, 3.50 a m 1 3.55 p m June 13.
" Greensboro, 8.20am 7.45pm
Raleigh, 3 30pm 15.45 am 6.00am PT?ri-T?AM &
Arrive aoldsbon, 5.55 pm 9.55 a m 17 XLVJXV.lTl VV V.' V . ,
No. 47 Connects at Greensboro with R. A D. R.
I R. for all points North, East and West. At Golds
boro with w. 4W.E.B. for Wilmington.
No. 45 Connects at Greensboro with R. & D. ft.
R. for all points North, East and West.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
" " No. 5.
Date, June 1, '79. No. 48 No. 42 Dally
Dally. Dally, ex. Sun
Leave Goldsboro, 10.10am 6.34 pm
Raleigh, a20PM 8.00 am
" Greensboro 8.40pm 7,16 am
Arrive Charlotte, 12.37am 11.17am
No. 48r-Connects at Greensboro with Salem
Branch. At Charlotte with C, C & A, K. K. lor all
points South and South-west; at Air-Line Junction
with A. & C. A. L. Railroad for all points South and
South-east
No. 47 connects at saiisDury wiin w. : u. . k.
dally except Sunday. At Air-Line Junction with
Jl u. a. Jj. ior an poi
At Charlotte with C,
ints South and South-west
C. & A. BaUroad lor all
vM Bouth&n,x southwest
8 ALEX BEAKCH.
Leave Greensboro, dally except Sunday, 9. 1 0 p m
Arrive saiem, - " ii.iupm
Leave Salem, " " " 5.00 pm
Arrive Greensboro, " " 7.00 am
Connecting at Greensboro with trains on the R. &
D. and N. C. Railroads.
SLKKPINQ CABS TTTTHOCT CHANGE
Run both ways on Trains Nos. 48 and 47, between
New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greensboro
and Charlotte, and from Greensboro to Augusta on
' Train no; 4, ana on lnun ito. z irom new i um
to Greensboro, and on Train No. 45 from Augusta
to New York via Richmond,
Goldsboro, Salisbuit and Charlotte, and at all
nrindnal nolnts South. South-west West. North
and East For Emigrant rates to points In Arkan
sas and Texas, address
,1. n. auLjm.uBUAJ,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
un20 , t Richmond Va.
0HARLOTTE,
COLUMBIA
RAILROAD.
AND AUGUSTA
CAKLCTTS, COLCICBIA AND AUeCOTA R. B. ,
Colombia, a C, May 81, 1879
On snd after Sandav. June 1st the nasseneer
schedule over una roaawiuDeasiouows:
, DAY PASSENGER.
Leave Augusta
Arrive Columbia. .. . .-
Leave Columbia.
Arrive Charlotte,....:
6 50 A.X.
10 48 a.m.
10 55 A. M.
4 00P.M.
FREIGHT WITH COACH ATTACHED.
Going south,
Leave Charlotte, .- -
. 2 20 p.m
. 4 45 p.m.
. 6 30 p. M.
. 9 05 P. M.
.12 00 M.
. 1 GOaM.
. 9 00 A. M.
nock mil
" Chester,... ...v
. Wlnnsboro,
Arrive at Columbia.
, Leave Colutnblsk. :. J...-..-1
Arrive AuKuata... ..i . i .j..--
NIGHT EXPRESS.
Gonre South,
Leave Charlotte, ....
Arrive Columbia,..'.'.
Leave Columbia
.12 45 A. M
. 5 80 A. M
. 5 85 AM
. 9 25 am
Arrive Augusta.
FREIGHT WITH COACH ATTACHED.
" 1 1 Gcono South.
i
Leaver Augusta A . A i. ........ .
Arrive Columbia . ?. ...IT... .... .
Leave Columbia,. ..
. kisM
. 1 80 am
. 2 80 AM.
. 5 45 AM.
8 15 AM.
.10 00 A m.
" winnsDoro,
-" Chester,
i' Rock Hill. .,
Pullman Palace Cars from Aususte to New York
sjmI from Greensbom to Augusta. iv
Reclining Sleeping Chaus from Danville to
wsaUngtonvla Lynchburg. i
x. it. junis, supenntenaent.
Jo, S. MacMukdo. G.P. Agent.
- " D. Cabdwbix, '
JnneS - . r? AsstG. & Agent.
TA ftrsfriiaas store room Irt i the 'old Orier ' AJJ?
ander building on Trade street, I,d?E, 5" .Tv
ers eonxecaonery. i , j. a.
t rip,We an'mdestrtfctibfe toe that gives m
hand-made shoes, and cost nd thA,.
Prince Albert anStyap.Tlf, in plain or Box Toes
Tradereet, next door to Mrs. Qwr,.,
REMOVED
WILL SELL
STER GOODS,
MCNELIS.
-gotrts: ixn& Shoes.
I
We hare just received a nice line of
ZIEGLER'S SHOES,
Consisting of
LADIES' BUTTON, LACE AND CONG k ESS
BOOTS,,.,SEIFPERS,?N1WPOBT3, CHIL
DREN'S PEARL SHOES.
Also a beautiful lot or
GENTS'
NEWARK WORK,"
66
COMPRISING
0aitpsj Oxford and
Strap
if
PLAIN AND BOX TOE,
Which we are now prepared to offer at extremely
low prices.
Thanking our irlends for past f&Aotp, and; wish-,
iig to merit a continuance of ttia sajfae bs Heylng
the largest stock, best assorted..
Selling lower.
And strict attention o business, with polite young
men to show goods without trouble.
1st NationsBank Building.
-CHARLOTTE,, C,
Have now in store a nice and complete stock of
I
SPRING
BOOTS, SHOES,
Hats, Trunks & Traveling Bags
With them you can find
THE BEST STOCK
f 4 j IN CHARLOTTE.
ZElGLER BllOS
Celebrated Ladles', Misses' and Children's Shops
A SPECIALTY.
They also keep MIfar'; Burt's, Holbrook x L i
low's, and other best brands. Gents will find there
the Miller, MoCuUough & Ober, Canfield, and
Miles' handmade Boots and Shoes. Also
TTBX CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
PEGRAM SHOES.
Call sure before- buytng. Orders have personal
attention. ' ' ; ,
April 9879. ,v
ftFKGBAM 4 CO.
DSk STORE,
"Destruction and Bnstactlon;, by Gen. Rich-
"aid Tailor.
"GreroVHistory of thil Xngltsh People," Vol. HI;-
' Jnst oufe"'A 1 1'.J" .
"Ghost of Redbrook by the author ot "Oddf
Trump,' eta
Shlpman's Manifold Order Books, with extra roan-
tfold writing paper and carbon sheets. The
very thing tor Drummers.
Congress Tie Envelopes, a new lot Jnst received!
"ResumpUon and'the 8Ilver Question," by Henry
V. Poor.
"Familiar Quotations," by Bartlett.
Any orders received for Books or Periodicals noi:
om sheive, ffl jeeelve fwmjjgf
R
2.60 I June 25. - ' - : i k J. T. ANTHONY.,
HI::-::