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iw is.a ..,.rr.r ..nt jus at5 ? ii fi 1!. .11 I a V - . r 1 - 1 at ' - j-" I I I T tdt 0BSBVB JOB DKPABTanCNJ : HUHSOHJtTlON BASMBS Has been thorooe' applied Wffi wtTeeded want, and with the .- otw ....' a go rr&; Monti " manner of Job Printing eanv now w oeaoiN M with neatnera, dispatch and eheapnesa. ah at abort notice. We can fan- -si i;v fc'i Vii vi.-i y : i ill:--" BLANKS. BILL-HUM. !i I'll LKTTJW-UKAi VOL; CHARBOTTE, If. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1879. NO. 3,359. P8068UUUA i!5iiilZn PAMPHLETS. CIBCULAB3, CHfiCKS. rLMUHi Ak jj mill a II u ir iLi luvliu L a: L: y, ii 73 r ii i i i T 7Tl STIK K OF GOODS, : r pubi Oar Mr. Alexander,; Who has Just returned from the North. 4. This la about thi if 1 IOlb Stotk-of i (Jcpfc. Purchased by us this season. Weliare a nle lot of Christmas "Tricks," h ' Dee.''?:' 1 s r Very Beautiful. ilakA barbts. gimps atett Mitiiies; ,gowjtfeaijpjw i tnwiw.a full stock of Lublnf Extracts and Colognes XnUsh Select j . ' ' SPf aE,S Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soapa -' ngiifli, Treoch nad American TOOTH BRUSHES. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefolly prepare at HI oa botk flight Prescription 8tore. 1 ' : ' SECUliU: SECURITY,, AND nni4"T$rj -V- f -7T , j ' I 41 ! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR F0UBT3 u u a Bereage. WEATHKBLT. mm JHaatHeaW:danner and -mart tow4he prey BulaathatlseultbatfBt.feinaJiuTrw ... ""SffS lr;parntlrleln'MaT' - So too may child or wife wlfhTdngaJiia,, Make man forget his anEers-ahd eesiga , , ms wrongs tor mm whelarms, - "Hevenee Is mtaeT'M JMit.tw aay AlMHaaftftirrKBS from Iaiaii&unfljQf -our .subscribers are trjin i ji A lady In a hofs8 car w asSSd why she rang tfee-bettatBoth ends: - ''Deeanse f-want both-ends us with kindness unremitting The Solid Mvldoon Is -the unexpected name of a teiy established at Ouray, new Democratic Daier mi Coloracjo. -It ls'Just possible Jhat the, acco, lish the .-.id- 100 ( loaks und Dolnuuis TO-DAY. Call and see the handsome lot ot- Plaid Tartan Braids, Passamont4fl Trimmings and Silk Trlm- ' ' i " mlngsi . . j , , . ,. , -,Nv.27. T.LrSEIQLEACO ' Tryon Street. 45 Years Before the Public. THE GENUINE k -i . LIVE3i;PILLS r " s -L D Y AO A, security: f.Al ,AIH? . . ? ..... ;i..: jsO&iiaittiioC iu. Lie Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE. . :.a o.' ? '':' Symptoms of a Lissased Liver. PIN in the fight side, under the edge of the ribs, increases on pres sure ; sometimes the pain is in the left side ; the , patient is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain - is felt under .the shoulder blade, and 2. it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, -artd. is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stom "ach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sen sation in the back part. There is gen erally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation pthsmxxg left undone something which -rMliM'o 4raveHeen done. a A slight. Btiinr r tic 1 easnv suiiieak rus U "iUkr-d tWor burning, and he x prams' of a prickly sensation of. the ' . iLtJ ikii " . j f Suk M&spiQb ixelow ; and although I x htf k sarisfcpd that Exercise wouU fi WEflT A flnNff EXTRA No. 1 KEROSENE oii Arni:i(i) us ALADDIN 8BCURITY OIL. . Wess 'ria IXefbaene'o'lli froni C West SorisjBafllpiew. u . It fire teat of 110 duareea rahrenhett before It will bum. C. West AeoaatAaKtaune. Tor Sale by Dr. J. H. McADEN, Sole Agent, CHARLOTTE, N, C. , : , , J. T. ANTHONY, Norton i IwVJCW.Uaper. . l."Ul JJ' H&Tlng Just recelred my supply of Coal tot ih ensuing season, I am prepared to fill all orders at shortest notices My- atocrlutlie largest erer offered on this Market and embraces all the various klodslor ramllW, Foundries' and Smiths', use.' Persons who have formerly: bought from other Markets to car load lots would consult their, Interest bt giving me a call before OTdertn? telsej' where. -Special contracts t or orders In eargd ana car load iota, Ji ii'..!-- w. i Ice on hand the year round,, from first of Octo ber until first of May next. My cart will not run oa Sundays, but WW supply double uantmes oa' Saturday. : . I shall also eontmne the Lumber busthess and' keep fulltock on hand, together with Lathes Shingles, kc : mm .t l H . ! Bills cut to order, oa- shortest notice, of any quality desired; also estimates furnished onappli cation at office, earner of Trade st and N. C.R. B.; FOR WINTER M01iLOAKS: ITOl E OULEViRP SKlkTd f MOUE SHAWLS Andonothlot oftho rtgaBU8!.v-f ' DRESS 00 ds; ;-. Which have beefffteMfr sfcpMtl.gust received Nov. 20. B ARRI KOER ft TttOTTEIt'S. benefidaihiin;yEt2liqxaa &r jsummonj In fact, he distrusts eyeCTj-remedy. Several of th above symptoms attend the disea wnere matron shpwn'xhe sively deranged pases .hayar occurred 'tTfrsteYtjret exam oliav been cjften- AGUE AHp FEVER. Dr. C. McLane's Liver Pills, in ,CASEgiOF AcvirAND Fever, when Ak4M with Quimhe, are productive of the most happy results.., Itothefcef -i cathartic can be used, preparatory 40 or after taking Quinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to give them a fair trial. For all bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are un equaled. BEWAJtE OF IMTTATXOSS. " The genuine are. never sugar coated. Every box hasia red. wax seal on the lid, with the impression Dr. McLane's Hit Xenaide McLane's Ltvex Pills bear the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming Bros a fchc wrappers. Insist upon 1raVilrg'tn genuine Dr. C. McLane's Liver Pills, prepared'by Flemiag Bros -f ' PitrsbUrghlPAl, it market being full of' fmft&dfis' bf the name McLaf tspejiled differently but same pronunciation it jrif V-X CELEBMTEO U uj s stomach 'liCpt ' twN 1 1 h 1 1 iwiil hyi Jj iJi' v Ci v '- ed his hand cVrapffc) and exewmealn tones of rDllteness.trat rmeeTtain recbgnfifonr Mr. Brown, believe?" "If you believe that," calmly replied the stranger, whose nanre-was Hamilton, "you'll believe anything." . The baby of tie mayor of Stafford, England,' Is rocked, to sleep In a solid sliver cradle, but it wanes in tne nignt, kicks on me covers, rattles the old man with his howls, and makes him take up his son and patrol the floorwith him until 2 a. m.. all the same as though he went to rest in an old trunk Ud on slab iQCkem.mrtington Hawkeye. Mr. Standing Bear, the distinguished Indian, heard Joseph Cook lecture the other day. "Heap smart mart," said Mr. Bear, at the close of the lec ture, "talkee, talkee, talkee. Big sound. Who wind him up?" "No," said Mr. Cook, when he heard of it; "the Indian cannot be civilized. He's an infernal brute, aud I can prove it" THE BATTLE OF BIG BETHEL,; S79. S And the Captains of I he ZVXeckleitburg ' .it Companies There Present. Office Farmer & Mechanic, Kdleigh, Nov. 27, 18' To the Edltur of The Observer: As our esteemed friends, the Home and . Democrat give us only . weekly visits, and as some misapprehension may arise before their next week's is sue, permit me to borrow a corner of your columns to state that in the note to my sketch of the battle of Big uetiiei, i designed to give only the names of captains actually present at the time. A battle had not been ex pected, and several of the officers were absent on various duties. 1 followed Col. Hill's official report, which men tions . all the company commanders thus: "My thanks are due in an especial manner to Lieut. J. M. Potent, Adju tant, and Lieut. J. W. Ratchford, aid, both of them cadets of the N. C. Mili tary Institute at Charlotte. Capt Bridgers, Company A; Lieut. Owens, commanding company B ; Capt Boss, company C; Capt Ashe, company D; Capt. McDowell, company E; Capt. Starr, company F; Capt. Avery, com pany G; Capt Huske, company .11; Lieut. Whitaeer, cornmandinpTompa ny I; and Capt. Hoke, company K; displayed great coolness, judgment and efficiency. - Lieut Gregory is highly spoken of by Maj. Lane for soldierly bearing on the 8th. Lieuts. Cook and McKethan, company H, crossed over under a heavy fire to the assistance of the troops attacked on the left, so also did Lieut Cohen, company C. Lieut. Hoke has shown great zeal, energy and judgment as an engineer officer: on yahous occasions.' '' , ,' .A correspondent of the Democrat, writing from the field the next day after the battle, says : "The Hornets'. Nest Riflemen, under command of Lieuts. W. A. Owens and T, D. Gillespie fCapt. Williams being sick andT absent) behaved with great bravery; as did also Capt Ross' com pa ir fhg dfMtte Jrays-Jthesu two fl&i&panie&bilig nearest the.' point of Itttncfkf Ihtteetf, alf16urTffen acterrno bly, whose praise is in every mouth. The Fayetteville ' companies, Edge combe, and Lmcpln Stars-are composed of as good grit a ever shouldered a gJihtiJ rrprrkefok (thfe- f'fcrganizafiori t at Yorktown" in the sense of "regimental oiariiBation' not that the actual or ganizing, took placetiiere. . This explanation, is given because I wish' my Friends to feei satisfied I am trying to set forth the exact facts. I hjalL of course mips the .mark occa sionally, as I was carrying either mus ket or sword - ail "those unhappy days ; but I trust every old Confederate sol dier" will assist me in attaining ac'cilra: ' ' ' ' '' With this I send a full roll of both the "Horarafl.theirGrsrysiiafci York town, which may be worthy of preserv ing ift'fertrit when- yoU ' tive a spare corner for it. Cordial regards to all my Mecklenburg friends, 1o r: tin- i t A, SHOTWEtL.1, , r Pulc a Weddlny. . Bichmond. Noveniber 28. The church of trie Rev. John-Jasper tfi? coioreU minister who originated the "sun mov ing thtpry'in-the -wssrandulf tT city, was tint saelieiast nlghvOf considerable excitement The building was crowded te'-witniese tb1' fftarriage of a'colot-ed couple. Whilst the congregation. Wr$ waiting for the bridal party to come in tv-Ovjiomferi got into1 a dispute about a man in the audience whose affeitlobs ami allegiance buth craimed; Ttrer3fy putfw wxfljvfT9 -j-ha MP v?f w ed. At this juncture some one in the gallery yelledi.out t that the suppotitst that part of the budding were giving aw.av, A panie'ensued. Men and w Deojutuped Out of the windows .ta.the ground. Females fainted and 'were trttispied apotr py tne surging mass or lanitv-m jan effoi't to' escape" fromi tbe buildiag. Several persons were in- ' PERSOHfit AIftl POLITICAL Gen, and Mis Grant are to spend Christmas with Gem Beale and his wife in Washington.' There are now fifty girls among the students of Cornell University, and thirteen of them are freshmen. - The name of Secretary McCrary will again be sent to the Senate for judge of the eighth judicial circuit, and ex-Senator Ramsey will be sent in for Secreta ry of War. ' Mr. Ramsey has written the President that he will be in Wash ington early this week. Gen. W. Belknap, ex-Secretary of War, favors Getw Grant for a third term and expresses confidence in his nomina tion, and election in 1880. The New York Tribune, however, says Belknap's declaration in-Its favor "is the hardest blow the third term has had." A prominent Republican journalist of Ohio, now in Washington, says that Geu. Garfieki has already the votes of enough, Reptfblican members of the Ohio Legislature for the United States Senatorshib to give him one majority in the Republican caucus. Latest advices from New Orleans state that LieutrGov. L. A. Wiltz, the Democratic candidate for Governor of he State, is so dangerously ill of pnue monia, accompanied with a high fever, thatvisitoTS are rigorously excluded from his room, and conversation with him is absolutely prohibited. Martin F. T upper writes to the Jmi don Standard, complaining that the re vision of the Scriptures proceeds so slowly, and suggesting that the revised version be published in installments, and that fly-leaves of the most needful errata and corrigenda be furnished to be inter-leaved in old Bibles whiclpeo ple will not wish to part with. Gen. Gordon, of Ga., was asked by a correspondent if he ever saw the bayo net used in the war. He replied that he only saw one man killed by bayonet in battle, and that was at the night attack on Fort Stedman, when the sentinel bayoneted an assailant. At Gettysburg, when the advance of the two armies ran on each other, on the 1st of July, he saw two opposing standard-bearers rapping each other over the head with their flag poles. Mr. Spurgeon, it appears, "makes no bones" of taking what material he wants from the sermons of others. Dr. Armitage is quoted as saying that he heard Mr. Spurgeon preach a. beautiful sermon one day, and at its close the fa mous Englishman announced to his con gregation that half of the discourse that he had just preached he had got from Jukes, an excellent English divine, add ing, "Next Sunday we shall be indebted to him for two-thirds of the sermon you will hear," and he finished with a com mendation of the book to his people. JUDICIAL. FORGIVENESS, And. Extra-Judicial Lauguae of Seventy-Five Years Ago, To the Editor of the Wilson Advance: During a trial before Judge - many years ago atHillsboro', the old judge, who was an inveterate tobacco chewer, and spit about him promiscuously, spit upon the bald head of the clerk, who, as it was the custom in those days, had his seat directly in front of and consid erably below the judge ; and who could only be seen by the judge, upon leaning over the railing and looking down. As the tobacco spittle spread itself over the bald crown and ran down the cheeks of tlje old clerk, not knowing thai source from whence it came, he roared out, "damn it this is too bad." The judge in stantly called upon the sheriff "to know Sho it was swearing irL 2ourtyThe teriff replied, it was the clerk. WkGre upon the judge promptly ordered htm to pay a fine, and was about to express his surprise, that such a modef officer should so fax, forget himself, ; when fttje clerk arose andicoTifroritirtgi the" judge- Vas about to explain. The judge seeing the plight he was. in,' and suspecting, that he jvas the cause .'of if, exclaimed "1 beg your pardon Mr. Clerk ; I'll be d d if I intended to do it. God forgive .us.both, strike out the fine." in 'rnwna cArmtrTJ try ivmtgrf oworarrw eTtttHjrmfflg nunftfef w"ii wftutifTeu agi - several persons jtifed, but none of them seriously. Dur-? inir the excitement in the church the bridal party quietly proceeded to the house - of Rev. Mr."Jasper,Jneai liy, in kiii.fi. ti w " 9 oww. A ClaMieal Optnio-t1 of rrathtScy- . ,t'r W kttictof llUiglstloa tSelthl last Bouse the dormant energies of the stomach with the Bitten. - The tone thus imparted will re main. This 1s a fact established by thousands of witnesses, whose testimony la simply a statement of ttotr own ' experiences. Those adcted with general aeoiuty f averv ahase will find this nwii-' ' v 1 for sale by all tvoszlsts and raspectable deal Fwm Shakespeare'a "Hamletw ? ; : ' -' "Horatio, since'1 my ear soul haiilK been mistress of her choice, and could of 'men distinguish; her . election hath sealed thee for lierself ; for thou hast been asone who, in sufferingaU( Hiit'i sufforea. nothing; roan whom fortune buffets and rewards hAth ta'en with equaj anks. Sluw mitn that ..iaVIPl Wv - will wear 'him next my heart aye, my heart of liearta, aa Ida thEtv iHoratiol Waablrigton EepuMlca ' iS aA la sun In vYjn.TJi7iT"fPliiiBiJ'iiht is an othei shelved kiuthei n yulltlclt-i Who" now declares publicly his preierencpo. Grant over any other 'RepttbnttmTOfc tli a riAvt nrsidencvi ,Qa. such fraifciuf- terances' as .this -the iutAeroGraatN A VICTOEY WON ! When a noble deed Is performed, a great battle fought, an Important assembly convened, thenceforth the place of their occurrence becomes fa mous. The same result follows whenever a great enterprise Is originated or carried on. This holds true In commercial experiences; certain portions of a dty become known as the centre of Important enterprises. The history of our house Is a practical Illustration of this fact, for who does not know that the OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Is the best place In the city to purchase Clothing and General Furnishing Wear! And this is became we hare made It so to all by offering greater inducements than any othei house. Bl&ee we nave occupied the ab rlety, the careful taste displayed 1 establishes us permanently at tne E. D. LATTA & BRO. -v S . a Li ln lMht nllMltfi VOa ove premises our business has grown Immensely. attruwtaDW to our eaurew new P.'f;K: In selections, the faultless fit obtained, with the greater advantages of lower Jcaa through the LmnW our business, i head of our profession and characterizes the "Opera House Block" beyond rival the CENTRE OT cot.u- OVERCOATS In large quantities, best styles and lowest prices, at L. BERWANGER & BRO'S. A new and fresh line of Boys' Clothing, Just received at L. BERWANGER & BRO'S. Broken Suits at half their value, at L. BERWANGER & BRO'S. 500 Pairs of all wool Job Pants at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50, worth $5.00 a pair, at L. BERWANGER & BRO'S. Only First-Class Goods Sold in Our House. The enterprise of manufacturing our Fine Clothing ourselves, makes our house beyond any doubt THE MOST RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE IN THIS MARKET. We invite the public to call and see for themselves. Respectfully, Fine Clothiers and Tailors. NEWS AND UENEttAL, ITEMS. The Greek' Unurch" is reviving the doctriTrtfof hfOiifJinibiirty of the Czar. The JMetropdHwn'- Moscow Ms-late ly preached on the subject. The remarkable circumstance of a perfectly:, dear sky, ufcspecked; by a Cloud, Jroni.the AtlanliG.tQ the .paetfk was noted by; the signal corps' on Mon; day'lastv -; ' " '.- '.'. Capt J. C. Langhorne, of Botetourt county ,"Va.ffias Just realized from .one silvepine in Colorado, where hehs been Uvjng several yeai-s, $&000,s sides berag offered $40,000; for, his-Ihter-estj ia.,jiaii)'tlier, mine. 3 lie ils owns shaTesjn annmtetf thmiiles Asfjuad Of evnuetepHes raiduag ;waa;snrrpntied tprisonerwho e"ieadefa)f the ities suiTeder- toneof thejr afftuelt lna fence ,The-reputiest.left the evernngKoDert Wood, a highly respec table, citjzen- of Wythe eountr, while Uittjacated, irefilsea ia-gh home ith his brother WiUiam. A mutual friend named Matthews offered to aid in takt i hg him ho me, ; , ( Robert : threw a large stone' -at his i brother, missing him and Striking -fatthei pn," the head. , Mat thews went to his room, sent for a phy- : sician and died at 3 o'clock the next morning. Woqd(KM Crimea. I L.i V. ! iicf taoitE, Mi NovJ 8Prbe hor rif yiag spectacle of a man imprisoned in thefrog", ot;jn railway, track, from which be vainly 'endeavored to extrM. cate himself and shrieked for aid' as a locomotive' fatally, mangled him, wa witnessed at Mount Glair junction, fev miles from Baltimore, last even ing.' 'Edward I.Paris was uncoupling carsrtoelteJreGaird plrta3ail roa4 W&M 0inCrete m ?n0tion tun ning a ajdHt BK?1 hsai&Wben his(foofrioaiii38?frogt thnowuig himjbatji whfcdaa i3fttis Iegs and ip.were diatelyaai 4t"xrnif aan)taken to MoanluWto6Mhf mrxptrad Hendricks Wllllnjr t Tak,ond. tA tha lh!1lAlnhi TlmA:U; " v.un 'nt 'i 4 WAsrirNdTON. 1 November1 28. Mr.-, Hendricks has written .a letter, to am intiiiatry f riend laying trratrf-ft- is ne wwsarvi r at' ths best interests bf ' the" DemocrthXWy aOjhoifAkei secona piace on uiejiuaawcje.viii GoVwSeynnr Uei will accept the nomi nation. C5 3La O AND FANCY AR T I G LiE S ! JU S T RECE IV ED. LADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO INSPECT OUR (TIIIS SEAQN) Till ARRIVAL OF IW MODS. till .if Hi u FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS, BUT , FACTS' if RE FACTS. ' " " - ' ' . : , ; - . !, : -. . The Liveliest Place in Town is ... ..... SPRIlNTGrS' CORIST-SB T .i if" ' And when you iwant to save dollars in buyingLOTmNG, come to Springs' Coper, where you will get mwt and best for your money. We believe in . i,:--:, ; ; -(J V" LARGE SALES AND LITTLE PROFITS. KO W B TUB TIME TO BUY Men's and Boy's Clothing, at Springs? Corner. COME. AND SEE Nov. 14 w. KAUFMi3r&;t0'., V Aeapeathk-ekGtptl P.SCHIFF, Hi- J.SCHrFF. ai'OCE:l,:.;,;3; f '. : I mi! I TnOS.GBIER' , i ' l t : - . ' - I irash aril cUalia. .Fjralmancl ai3tla Plcfc- rnTiZ.n7Zanrt, ha iiifl in ths eitr Wa osll israll , attention to oar Ptnt Proaas flour t a, , -. LwdU sMectea stosc , . CaU attention to their stock of T? ANHVi AND HEAVY KOTWh8Xa,SplttPea3 PotteS heats, Cepis ed Goods, viz: vegeiames, nun, wiawcj. u jes L1?.3 , ?ffiKi taMU? PMOnWfScimW thd WW1 trI W4 olar Utfi : SflnMoa .k. oin hi w.raM Var lofwi raif of oar sto- fortha of oar country fdeuds.. : ! O . 1 . : .. ' : b -feiiHl'l ill Sfi rni U iWMin 9Bre-ralnz eJsrlipei; -:J: tometoealtaBdBeerae.when. '...?,.. ;,t., .tu "vSu-ii I I)etoDer-d 187ft' s - i i via fvucnuij. WIHl Ml UC' &ff Jt Mil AaJI '