CH AS. g JO W Edlfg P6pf tor
lUl'BMP AT TlOt TOBT-OmCl if CHABUHTB,
K. O. A8WXnnMDLASBlIA.IH.l
TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1880,
GEN. 8CAL1ES FOR OOVEBMOB.
WithlH'theii)a8trek or sd there has
been 'a gftwfar sentiment in favor of
GeMea Scales, atnDeint
cratic candidate for: Governor at the
coming felegtion Several communica
tions 8itf!esting!his aame as-' atnpro
mise flpfcndat betjreen. thejrjrjent '
contestants, Messrs. jarvis & Fowle,
have already appeared in this paper,
and another equally as positive is pub
lished this morning.
All this, as we understand, is without
any authority from Gen. Scales, but we
can say without "speaking out in
ineetin' " that he has been written to
and asked for a positive answer, yes or
no. His home papr. speukiDg
card, as we supposed inits iswe
Saturday, says
"The correspondent of The Chak
lottk Observer is right when he
says: I happen to know that, if noui
nated, Gen. Scales will accept, &&' Gen.
Scales is not a candidate for the "office
of Governor. He has never authorized
any person to sav that he would decline
thf nominttio6f4 tf nderefl krliini by
the State Democratic Convention at
Kaleigh on June 17th. On the contrary,
however, if the people of North Caror
lina want Gen. Scales to be their Gov
ernor, and should so express themselves
by tendering bjrnthe nomination on
the nth dav oX Jlone nexte will ac-
When the Mecklenburg comity con
vention was held the delegates to the
State convention Trere" Instructed to
vot for Gov Jaryis, but, thename of
Scales was proposed as comproiuise
Nreei? larvis andTowte, aacl woulf
have carried without any trouble except
that it was announced, apparently with
authority, that under no circumstances
would he consent to become a candi
date for the governorship. If, however
this announcement should turn oultq
have been incorrect, and the instruc
tions were given under false pretenses,
sola sneak, we suiHose aleleralS who
faVcrW Gn Scales -would: atoniSe feel
aliveH)roiidhe, biadiog instructionif
imposed by the convention. -
There was a verv stronsr influence in
our county convention ; agftnipti in
structing delegates either to the State
or district convention, and Tiik Ob-
sEftvlEltoliposed snch a course. if it
should now' tarn out that the voice -oT
Mecklenbunr should not be heard in
favor of the winning man, it will be be
cause of these instructions.
But to get back where we-started.
There is perhaps no man in North Car
olina who buld-arousevJiore ..enthu
siasm among the Democracy of the
State than Alfred M. Scales. Pure and
spotless as a politician; upright and
honest as a gentleman, noted, too, for
his sterling christian character,his nomi
nation will sweep North Carolina with
a wave of enthusiasm which would
bear everything before it Old Confed
erates would put on the political war
paint, and rally to the support of their
old commander without regard to par
ty with a zeal which would only be the
precursor of success, and the Republi
cans would receive a back-set from
which they would not recover until af
ter the election, when they saw their
party borne down and buried by this
modern juggernaut of public opinion.
Within the next day or two we will
be able to speak ex cathedra on this
subject. Until ibat timdre prefer to
keep quiet. 'It dos, however; seenrto
u? to be good policy to put up some man
vho- would. nee no defence' at the
hands oi. his supporers,.and Alfred M.
Scales is bne of 'those' men.
JARVIS VoTHE FKONTi
As. a matter qt news, and to the ex
clusion bf dw usual variety of matter,
we publiBh tbe caiTfirst issued by Goy
Jarvis to the people of North Carolina
under date of May, 28th. He answers
the allusions to his support of the' spe
cial tax bond of 1868-'9, and of his bor
rowing $1,500 from Jno. F. Pickerel in
February; 1809;. to, tle satisfaction of
any man who is not prejudiced against
him. He speaks feelingly of the crip
pied condition of his helpless right aim,
and 01 ms insolvency.
x-iiai tue aiiacKS 01 his enemies will
be stayed by the publication of the
governor's card we doubt very milch,
but that he has made a fair, unequivo
cal defen-icnoiae doubted "
xuk vyiiSJSKvEK nay not tafcen any"
very large quantity of stock in defam
ing Democratic candidates, ?but, has
urged from the; beginning that' tlieW
were plenty of good men within the
party, who need np defence, and that
these are Urn toea4' Jwho Ought
o be selected for positions of honor,
trust and emolument. As between
Gov. Jarvis and Judge Fowle, we
have stated" otrr-pTeferences, and w
believe we would be very .largely usr
tained by the people ot-thjs -section fof
the State. Until something shall take
place to change our views, we shall re
gain where weare. can say truth
fully that by none of the charges' that
have been broughagaUisGov. Jarris,
nas our connaence in nim for truth
honesty '-anApuWiclrirtue been destroy
ed, and tpiat he haswiUisbood tre attacks
bf lus def amers ' with a ' Spartan-like
courage which will Jret bring its re
ward.
.(V
' Gen. John B. Gordon has telegraphed
ItiiyJitiYfiomiitutionthtfi lie will
make immediate appointments to meet
the people of Georgia, and discuss face
to face with the people the issues that
have gro wn out of his resignation.
Hi
Jhicacrorm5 sneaks of Stenhn
JLonklasJ as 'that globular adum
bration of now departed greatness."
The g. a. is making himself Very con
spicuous as a Grant boomer.
FAtal Ballwar Accident in Canada
misplaced switch a freight train on the
Great' Westetn rw&iran of th traclc
'HOot-Oifi clace. ThfeieJfiAne'arkliwelte
cars rolled down a twentv feet embank-.
men t, caught fire and burued rtr:shee.r
The engineer was killed ftod turned
The Democracy of the nation look
forward to Uie meeting of the nominat
ing convention, ta be held at Cin9n-I
nati, J une aana, wiui souep ueiwuuw,
ed nonchalance Which i$efculiir to the
present race.. ThOTeannjOTqu
able determination to winwhoever
may be the candidate. Every true
Democrat is ready and willing to sink
hts personal preferences in favor of any
man. knowing , and believing that tue
Cincinnati "convention will give the
peop1egr1
closing up of the ranks uch as nas nv
er before beeinywitnessed on this conU
nent, aft thearty may belaid to be
marcfeinj? onftojhe MrylHCit Js
to achieve next November, with the
steady tread of veterans in a high state
of discipline. If we may except a sort
of sympathy forMr.Tilden.no candidate
may be said to be in the lead. JN oooay
seems to know where the lightning is
likely to strikef, but all are resolved
that the nominee of the Cincinnati con
vention shall be elected by such a ma-
for afl timeto orfre,
Give Us Scales.
To tue Editor of 1beCfomrvest v.v ' '
in iiflw.rfif.ihe faet thatthereare sotne
grave charges against both Governor
Jarvis and Judge Fowle, and there
Uetma to. be want of. jiarmpny ny the
f part-of the frienWtffUhese two c&ndJ-
dates, the writer would line to sug
gest the name of the Hon. A. M. Scales
for Governor of North Carolina. Gen-.
oral !rlAs is a man of crood. nracucai.
snnnd. common sense. He knows the'
wants of the people, has .fioeexecutiir
ishpd trentleiiranind
man : he has no stain upon his record
Now, if-erther Jarvis or Fowle gets '
nomination, the Republican speakers
will have authoritvTrom ourt)wn eov
ple-lmocrcJfcnCrfet
te dam;iging to no smaTTexfent in the
canvass. Our standard bearer, if either
Jarvis or Fowle, will be all the time on
the defensor trying AO. explain his
record, whileScales will stand forth
spotless and ever
ready to carry tne
war into Atrica.
" At thl tlm are t)f th ODBilCh
by-the jority asgnan aestroyine potency uj. ijr
MIlastkurniioars.oreledOTIommissiorTs
verses always loyal to the party, a-ptil4
it truekchnsnaTt
th'at Scales is decidedly jTie qhoi$& oflimposed oniy for reVenue. The Senate
Mecklenburg. He has hosts of friends
m our countv who rememoer nim as
argallant officE amLakind and humane
kmmande ?? 5ltECtiiBURO.
To the Editor of The Observer;
I assure the public that there is no
truth in' the charfee of ypiir ccuarespoh
dentr "Cabarrus, in your issue of to
day, that "Col. Wm. Johnston placed
mouey in my hands to be used in this I
county lor uie purpose or unaiuyirw
tion to Congress," nor is there one word
of truth in the report that I solicited
Irim for fends to be-used as above.
; 1 '' -' C. McDon'atjD.
Concord, Cabarrus co., May 29, '80.
The Grant and .Anti-Grant Tien in
ConferenceThe Temporary Organ
- ization Being; Arranged A Hitch
in the Procecdius.
New Yokk, May 31. A Chicago
special says Conkling and Logan for
Grant, Dennison and Foster for Sher
man, Hamlin and AV. E. Chandler for
Blaine, held a conference last evening,
lasting five hours. The object was to
see if .all the parties could not agree to
a temporary organization. After a full
explanation on the part of those op
posed to the unit rule of their position
and strength, of which they felt sure,
Conkling yielded the naming of the
temporary chairman to th,e anti-Grant
men, pledging himself thit Cameron
would carry out the agreement in good
faith. This extended to an agreement
not to move a substitute for the one
named by the committee for chairman.
The names of Geo. FI Hoar 'And Eic-
liepxeseutaUve Brandige, of Cojujecti- L
cuv, wm 1x3 piupuseu lu me mramee
to-night. After Conkling hiid, pledged
his associates to yielding the temporary
chairman to the anti-Grant rneri, tliei
representatives of the latter t6ok a list
of the names submitted over to Ebgan,
Cameron and their associates, and tliey
promptly rejected the three name's' sub
mitted by theSherman and Blaine, men,
named Hoar, Brandige and Ex-Senator
Mitchell, ot Oregon, and declared, they
would only accept the name of J. Mor
rison Harris, of Maryland, suggested by
Conkling.,1 He was vouched' for-by the
latter as a Sherman man and as atrainst
the unit .r.ule. The Blaine, and Sher
man men will not agree to him for the
reason that for years he had been a
Democrat, and when a candidate for
Governor declared he owed no alle
giance to the Bepublicaif mftr.T? q ;?
xarge uuuioei-B otHueegaies anaotn-
ers arrived this 'mo'fnrnir. At the
Grand Pacific there-are four hundred
newly registered, among them, Co-UR.
G. ImersoH, who will peak-feofnight atn
rthe anti-Grant meetrnffi orovided the
weather is clear, which now seems im
probable. ;It is believed four-fifths of
the delegates and a considerable num
ber of the alternates ara now h
TlJew Jersev, DelawaTflLind mostif the
411inoielegati6iArrild thfiiCinbni-
mg. Nothing definite has transpired as
to theftcttotiMthefatSftnaaouncil to
be had this . evening hnfc tha afroota
krd full ot - rumors ,Svhi(iiHraerrtlofl A
compromise, abolition of the unit rule,
deposition of .Senator Cameron, and
many other expedients for settling the
Question ih dispute. i ' ' '..
CABLE Ff,ASIIK.
T AmA -vt rt r O t. Jl J fflU
.-.AJyLLnjat xaJ 1' JUWlIl XI10II1S(J1
defaulters on tlie Stock Exchancre.
iA CabuldespatIreptarts thratlur
rahmah Ktfanha7WfiUen to thihm
xa witicu netnanKs liott tnat ,t4ie gates
to the frieiidshln of Ihe Jllrttisfrare at
last open, "asdrtcnats that Bl-whir were
9.
loyal to the DrevTous Amteti nJLYA"'
1 equally Joval to im.- and n.
meet all thechiefe in Cabul shprtlj. X
a tjonsiantinoDie disoatch sava the
great Council of Uleniuslias decided
tfrat CommerofFs assassin haU nrf. h
(xecuted,t and: Eurbpean . iittfrentionl
itu nits auunniairauon or r urKev win
ot be accented. -Sheik Til Tslam
used to sign the order for the execu-
,on or tne assassin, and the Grand Viz-
ler and other ministers arts preparing to
resist theEuropean demands, ;,UV,.
i i
Chicago, May 31. There is a large
o?T- r: wTuTt"ei .nere, eanyeTerv
who, under the auspices of the national
woman's suffrage association, have e-
raoiisnea headquarters jat tm QPuImef;
mi tv4 T: rr- 7." 7 Jr.
in
,ma :;r"vo" f1AtiUluI iavunnS
.woman suffrage.
A Ml
nrtat Decision.
preme KtoSirt tftMayirlndered
ei"
iuu luiue case pi juueas jsmore vs. th&Atl
tht
vom ana "ran to Fignt To-Day.
I V 1 f 1 f ' -
Coca and livan to Ficbt Xo-TJav.
I ATSBITKaH, rAL Mat 8k.--The GorSflieea purifying, tn cheapest and best remedy Is
Ryiniarrie flglit wll ta5 rTl&e &lteHl fiopilieriL Wunce of Prerentlon Isworth a
. " ni. V. I iMifimi of mm. don't wait unUl you are prostrated
i2ZZ ""Tiir ; ww.-wu-JUWlfj
tion Wst Virgini6,t
i JrMf!MOt M I'L
FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS,
SYNOPSIS OF YIOTDAsVlt-
WlslHJRwojfi! May Sll-tSil
Qjoibrupf JSatdnj the! HoueJoint
resbiutioiirTequesung meesesiaent to
open negotiations with France, Spain,
Austria and Italy, with a view to the
removal of restrictions upon the impor
tation of tobacco into said countries,
was taken up and passed.. , , r T,
Davis, of West Viigiwiai chairman.
feeOnaTO
L4)usiiiess f oJongress waa-npt okw in
sueh a state that aTday conldjbip safely
ftxbd upoa. tor adjournment; tibe com
mittee tier:ore wpuia mz raree report;
back thiJJseresijliiyoapHviingfor
adjournment, but hoped it might be;
practicable for Congress to adjourn;
about the 10th or 15th of June. ,j
On motion of Burnside, the Senate
took up the House bill to carry into ef
fect the resolution of Congress adopted,
October 29, 1781, with regard to a mon
umental epJwm'
appropriates $100,000 for the erection of
a monument and $30j000 to defraying
the expenses of the Yorktown centen-.
nial celebration. After considerable.
debate,tn wttchrKernan, Maxey, John
ion. Hinptoi, JVitaiers,. Butler, Here-
rford and mhSrs supported the bill, and
Cockrell and Morrill opposed it, tne Din
was amended so as to provide that thir
teen Senators shaU;be membjars of tthe
commission for the selection of a site,
itf;"as" theffpasBedW""' i : u
The Senate thereupon resumed con
sideration of Eaton's tariff commission
rted tkeVm1 becadse" he
Dawes sunD1r1
was in iavoror a revision anu leiui iii;
of the tariff. Many - articles on the list
should' Tie' inade fte?; and alf ad jutmeft t
should be made of those remaining. He
then replied at length to the recent
Ifceech of Beck, of Kentucky.
fMaxey, of Texas, said he desired,
Without going into the merits of the
tariff, to give his reasons for voting for
- j e
the bill. He believed tne power granted
th-KQrj6ngress to lmp0se"dutfeson imports
was limited to raisim
oney to pay the
liebt aiKiiroviu
1Mb baottimon de-
thjni -
rkLe did not
think this power covered a protective
tariff. Those who favored such a tariff
claimed that it was covered by the
words "general welfare," but it ha4
never been satisfactorily established
that a protective tariff worked to the
la?nerai wenare or tue country, xie De
I lreved a tariff could be constitutionally
could not originate revenue bills, but it
could and should pass this bill, and get
.allintelligetnfpjEmationpribio
thai" whenaf efil f .h$,iiioutfi8lv ,e
induced t&Ji$J ti ohi feetll
knowledge of tne faets. - H
Eaton took the floor at 5 p. m., but not
wishing to begin speaking at so late ant
hoira ,yieldetl o Voorhees, who intro
duced a private bill, after the passage of
which the Senate adjourned,
HorsE. Cobb, of Indiana, from the
aprffoJVrtioTrcoiiitterfdvtSKk:
the:. gejeral dfScjencj ipprojiriaon
billitudit was referred to the commit
tee of the whole.
The House resumed the consideration
of the sundry civil appropriation bill,
upon which the previous question was,
operating. An amendment increasing
I from 275,000 to 300,000 the appropria
tion tor the survey 01 the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts was adopted, 88 to 81. About
fifty pairs were announced on this
vote.
An amendment striking out the ap
propriation of SlOO.000 ttr enable the
Secretary of the-Treasury -to provide
suitable accommodation for the .storage
ot coin-waaaooptejcvyo to, 71.
The Hext ame ndmt n tr was th at 0 f
Downy; of Wyoming, directing the
sums appropriated by this bill to be
paidinlawful silver coin of the United
fctates. :
Buckner. Of Missouri, asked unani
mous consent to amend the amendment
so as to" read, standard, goidor silver
coin."' .
Baker, of Indiana, objected to this, as
discriminating against greenbacks.
Downey's amendment was agreed to,
105 to 58.
An amendment increasing from $300
000 to 400,000 the appropriation for a
surveyi of public lands! was rejected,'
to 85. ,
: Aft amendment wtrpxiating 8050,
', ODft ;for paSXarShaJftand their gen
eraTOeputies4, exicpt for services of the
,then agreed to andthe bill passed, yeas
iiz, nays 06. ine negative vote was
cast mainly by the-liepublican side
On recommendation of the appropria
tions committee seme of the -Senate
amendments to the legislative, execu
tive and judicial- appropriation bill
wrrrcu was r
eported back bv Atkins, of
Tennessee; were concurred in and otii-
. i ,Mji.' (
via noii-v;wm;urreu.'iir. i
On motion of Covert, of New York,
the Senate amendments to the agricul
tural appropriations bill were non-con-cdrred
in.
The House then went into committee
ot the whole on the ereneral defifiiencv
bill.
Cobb, of Indiana, spoke briefly on the
billj and then Reagan, of Texasx took
the TIooidpfo'ceeded to speak tilion
tteTter-Statecommercelltr' fs
IIcook,of New YorlVaigeil!?'jr)oint
that it was out of order for -Reagan to
make such a speech, because the House
wasJiicommiUee on a special bill. The
chair overruled the point of.order.
.linker aHjaled Icojb tb4irUnr and
I no ffctor u n v t i ag, the ceirrmittee rose.
pflpTfflfeetrw IflWols: mtJvrthat the
House proceed to consider the business
on the Speaker's table, No quorum
Vnotke ndfeu ilakiiacre.
StiXouis, fcy31. irSouthern New
Mexico special says: Indians attacked
a party of Mexicans at Old' Fort 'Cum-
mings, Saturday, and one man was
wnnnHpH A nivmmbr u-hn wMmoo.
audfougiU, them all the afternoon,
Th6y refiitefiri Cook's canon at night,
andsince then--five bodies have been
found in Cook's canon, among them
iSam'U. Lyon, stage driver. All the
T"l " Af.i: .. Mr riin i " ' . i 11 I t x
tuptueare ifrxiuiy ourjiojjinisi(age
Wut. aiso uuru-
edi It issi4)pdsed atJeast four others
wore inEBsacred. Tlie Indians left in
the direction of Flordia. , Troops ar
arived aftnerftcene-Satday and took
PP"? ti-ailof tle ndiaiyt , f y
Sal of tbe Carolina Central Hallway
"Wilmington; May 31. The Carolina
Central Railway, extending from Wil
mington to Shelby, N. C, with all i!s
property, rights amd franchises was
Wold here tender at auction. trnder a de-
Icreeof foreclosure, for $1,200,000, to T.
f 0,Trench7A". V. GraveF; T:K MurcTIi-
sn, JasS. -Wbedbee and A. "V. Stout,
committee r&eenting the first mort-
t fe-i)ondfeoldersrwere li purchasers;
Z err. ljtJUiatJKLaVwiUi -XLJJl i
I committee of one hundred provided for
hyrha -Republican Anti-Third Termj
Convention held May 6th have been api
pointed, and that the names of the gen-'
(oainr w w. roe announced
iKroeneverrt of the nomina-i
on of Gen. Gran
on
FROM TS HUB.
Thih Bitters, just at this season of the year when
Hip Bltte
tin atim:
i or adlsaw W tal bmoUis for ton tow
iLunr fmli. HAviMl Olnhf.. f i turn l---t 'n.T rt f
MARKETS BY TELECUiAl'li
Y 31, 1880.
i-i
1 i
Cora lower at 37i cash and May, 35July. Oats
lower at 8334 cssn, 80 June. Pork steady
atiao.a.10. Iata notivp at rt.35a.87te. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders 4-25, short ribs t$.40,short
clear 6.6a Wblskey acUye at 1.08. .
;BxLTmex-rOat firmery Southern 44a45Wes-
tarn whltn AR,
vanla 43a44. Provisions doU: mesa pork 11.2
o mixeu "
sides ttfe, ditto packed 4a7; bacon shoulders
toed tierces 8. Opifee firm: KIo cargoes
18fcaT5tfe. Bvlfo'ygSRjt D 9V. Whiskey
firm at l.lla.12. FreicfatsdulL
lancy o.4uao.uui-tHUea8easwr; mo. 2 reu mu;i
1.18. Com steady; No. 2 mixed 41. pats dull;
No. 2 mixed 34. Port rra 'at'102S.! Lad
dull At tt.40 .Bulk meats qwiet firm; supiUders
Boi3derF4tt.'rie flWkldes 7.' Wblskey actlte:
ikey acute
w Orleans
at 1 .06. ; 6uu fcteadr: hurdB 1 i&WHtw Orleans
nui. . n, , j x o 4,1
V'i nt.' fi'i 'nil ju !-.'. i i : 1
. LmatpoavrNooirTTCttoa easier. Middling. Cp
lands... eiltiadsiMIddliiut Orleaas ed? sales
6.000, speculation, and, eiport I,tXX receipts
8.80.' ADWrtcsm' A.innoJ lTtafaaM Urn middling
clause: MayMeJlverj-fi 4H8a87t82d;,M ay and Jnne
H, 17-3ad,TJwie and JiUy 6;i7-32d, Juliana,
nst 6 18d. August and Septem)5er6 10-82a9-16,
8eM6tnle and October U1. October and Nerem-
7r Norenaber and ; December . Jiutuary and
if eoraary -r, . . y wyifles flafe , , 1 , , r ; ,
i:S.8qp.. m.r-Sal8si !of 1 Ainerlcan cotton 4.700
bales. iJnlands Idw mlddllns clause.' June and Ju
ly delivery 6 i7-82d. July. ana August 6 9-lfW,
BeptewDer awroeiooer ewr, . wovemBer- ana- s
cemberB 5'32d. Fututes steady:
itJTTOICSi-'
'.";! .
FINANCIAL.
No report.
No report.
GITV OOTTON MAKKKT. '
CaBMrrx. June 'l
lU, 1
xne niaj-nei yeceroay eioaea a"ie
Good Mlddllngi..,.'. ...fl.,
Middling1. - -: ....... . , ... .v.i.
Strict low nUddnng. ...... .v. u'.: v
Low middling...... ....
ReoelpU for the day, 69 bales.
11
105k
'. Cfauario4l Prodnce Market
- MAY 31, 1880.
(Bottom Tibs
"Hew, per bale .a .
$plleed, "
BAoeutOtper yd.
Corn, par bush'l
Mbai. ......
PKASt " -
SATs, shelled,
AOOS : .
N. C. hog round
Hams, N. C. ...
Hams, canvassed. .
Bulb Mkats
Clear Rib Sides.. ....
LArd, Per lb,
Comm
Prime Rio.
aGool,...,
Stbop
Sngar-house
MolassIes
fuba.j.'. . v ...
ugar Syrup
Choice New Orleans.
Common.
2.50a2-75
2.00
llaI2
65a70
80a65
70a75
45a50
A
10
llal2
m
8al0
15al8
14Val5
30
30a35
, . 3fafiO
fiOaBO
40a45
8alt
Liverpool fine 1.25a2.50
- " Coarse 1.10al.25
Scoxh
White. 9al0ti
Yellow 89
rOTATQjSS
Sweet...
Irish
Butter
North Carolina.
Eggs, per dozen
Poultry
Chickens..
Spring
Ducks
Flour
Family
Extra.
?5al.00
40a60
15a20
15al0
20a2o
12ol8
15a2o
3.50
8.25
3.00
Super
FOR SALE.
-i O DOZEN SHOE BOXES, wood bound, best
A id made, and m good order.
iune l-d2t W. M. SMITH, Agt
FOR RENT.
A COMFORTABLE three room dwaUlug with
wen of eood water, on corner ot Tenth and D
streets. APPiJ to k a. jbk attiis,
June l-8t ' Cor. Ninth and C Sts.
21st
POPTJIoAR MONTHLY UMWIKO OF THE
Commonwealth
D i si t i bQ tion C 6m pa n y,
XV, MAQADLJEX'S .THEATRE,
. . In toe City of LoulsrUle, on
KOOl Y, 3 1 N K 30, 1 8 8 0.
Ihese Drawings, authorized by the Legisla
ture, and BQStalned by all the Courts or Ken
tuckr. acordlnz to a contract made with the
owners 61 the Frankfort grant, will occur regularly
on the last day ot every montn (sunaays ana n
days excepted), for the period of flye years, term!
nating on June mj, ir.
Tbe United States Circuit Court on March 31
rendered the following decisions;
l8fr That the commonwealth Distribution com
panj Is legal.
ah lis arawiuKS aas uui irauuuicuu
The Management call attention to the liberal
scheme which has met with Buch popular favor
heretofore, and whlchJKlU again be presented lor
tne .
' ' JtfNE' DH AWING.
1 Prize
S30.000
5.
10 Pri.81,Wyich;;i'.:...'.j.i
10,000
.20 Prizes, 500 each,
100 Prizes, ' 100 each,.
.200 Prizes. 60 each.......
10,000
10,000
10,000
000 Prizes, 20eacb,.... 12.000
100O Prizes. 10 each 10,000
9 Prizes. S300 each, Approximation Prizes 52,700
9 Prizes, 200 11 " !r , 1,800
8, Prizes, ,100 " ' ; ," " Q0
1,960 Prizes 5112400
Whole Tickets. J2 ; Half Tickets, SI ; 27 tickets,
oos &s TicKets, siuu.
' Remit by Postofnce Money Order, Registered
xener, nanK uratt or Jtxpress.
To insure asalnst mistakes and delays, corres
pondents will please write their names and places
of residence plainly; giving -number of postofflee
box or street, and town, county and State.
. Alt communications connected with the Dlstrl
button and Orders for Tickets should be Addressed
to R, M. BOAfcDMAN, Courier-Jowrnal Building,
LouUtille, Kyj,r at Nos. 307 & 809 Broadway,
jfiew ioric .. ,: i . . . unei
GarQliaa Central Railway Cempany
OFPICB GSNBBAL StTFBHnmtNDENT, ' )
Wilminbton, N. C., May 14, 18801
CHANGE OF SCHETjULE.
ON and after May 18th,; 1880, (the following
, schedule will be operated on this Railway:
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPBESS TRAIN.
j teave Wilmington at. : . 6 00 IP M
No. 1. V Arrite at Hamlet at . . 1 27 am
. j " CharlotM at..,;....i.' 7 OO m
ir1 ' A L22ve adotto- at. 7 25 r
.No. 2. Arrive at Hamlet at.. 12 82 am
-J Jl'." Wilmington at...:.... 8 30 am
No. 1 Train is Dally,- except 'Sunday, ftut makes
no connection, to Raleigh on Saturdays. ,
Na 2 Train is Dally, except .Saturdays.', .
No o I Leave Charlotte at.. .
ao' 9' S Arrive at 8helby,at. . .
No A Leave Shelby, at '
""'7- fjArrive at Charlotte at.
;'. 8 00 AM
..12 00 M
2.00 pm
.."frOO'PM
t LOCAL FREIGHT. AND. ACCOMMODATION,
IaveJilmlHgtbfl. '! : : ! . 'M. . .e; ft Am
Arrives at Laurinburgi..:- .'.' ...i..lt..:4 40 pm
LeavesXJharlottev. . . .wiiiin.-jjjj. l i4 18:x!m
AEdves at Laurinnnnr' ' . . . . . . i ' . . . . no vnt
...-4WPM
i .-5 DO A M
-Leaves juaunnttnigiu. .
Amies m,w imiington
inese irams. leave
leave Wilmington and Charlotte
Tuesday, Thursdays afid Satortrays; Lanrmborg,
MOndaysWedoesdasB and Fridara ' . ,7T
f CVefe connectlona at Charlotte viaStatesvIUe, to
all points in, .Western Morth, .CaroUna, and .to
Ashevlil)e. ,iflso4 VW SpaTtahbaW tc'Hehdersoni
vllle, adjaeeit tMlnts aiid4AMMTHll9.H( Ji: a .
Passengers tor AshUto-via either route, leav
tfoOTffieMVf-6 84 deSUQat
k Sleeplngrifr aaoommodatlonB oh throngh-trains
to and front Charktie and WUmtnetoui j n Wj
K-.Thero wlUaiaoWtbfougU Sleepera-naiio.iBd
fxom Raleigh and CharloUaiii . v- T,.. w t
ff" .tiwwH -s:tt .adxfcOHN9B,..,
may25 General BurfL
Chicago Flour dull; Western suing 5.00a,50t
Whilowwi N 2 rWlnte;r, Nv 2 Chl-
PMisN
t r . ,.T: . .. ffh ii.
Ts riow vefcfulILand is particularly
We kW Goods 6f The Very BisTKES, warrant every pair of tlfem, and wil,8ell them at prices as low as thev c ln
be mad by close buying by one4brhly posted in the business.1 Our stock of j Ladies' Fine Button Boots, Con"rM,
Gaiters, Slippers and Newport Ties, and of Gents' Hand-Made Goods, in Congress Gaiters, Prince Alberts, Navy and
Strap(Tie3, cannot be surpassed in GOOD QUALITY, Style and Beauty of Finish. luy only the best. Shoddy fjU)ls
are al way! ilW dearest. ... .
WnB"" ' ' ' '
8
REGISTERED.
AND BASKET PICNIC UNDER THE AUSPICES
of the Catholic Sunday school,
WILL- be given at Ptaevllle, N. C , on the Char
lotte. Columbia & Augusta Railroad. Wed
nesday, June 2d, Two bands of music have been
secured for the occasion, and everything will be
done to insure an agreeeble trip to all attending.
Capt E. J. Allen offers a prize of a sportsman's
cup for the best score of target shooting. Teams
from the Hornets Nest Riflemen and Charlotte
Grays are invited to entei for the prize, . Train
will leave the C, C. & A. depot at 7:30 o'clock; re-
mtog. leave, the grounds fit H p. m. Fare for the
und Trip 50ejajLs: children under 12 years. 25
cents.
Makshaia Chief. C. F. Harrison: W. & Hand.
R. E. Miller. G C. Horten, W. M. Smith, R. Cham
bers, J. J. Connack and D M. Rlgler.
" Cqmm ittee of Arbasgements C. T. Myers,
M. Healev. Geo. Williams, C. McNeils. W. B. Har
ris, Jno. Phelan. P-. McKane, A. Hand, M. Murphy,
JLJSealej, and E, J. Allen.
JTLOOB MANAGERS KOOU. KOSS, J. A. YOUTg, Jr.,
J. A. Blxby. H. J. Elam, H. Ratterree, M. C. Quinn,
Oscar Orr, W. H. Justice. Frank Hull, P. H. Phe
lan, and Walter Cobb.
June 1-lt .
Wensei Time TaWe Nortli Cfirolina R. R.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
oaeset
r
I I No. 6
Date,Dec.25'79 No. 47 No. 45 I Daily
I Dally Dally ex. Sun
Lv. Charlotte, 3.50 am 4.10pm
"Salisbury, H.03AM 5.54 pm
High Point. J. 7-31 am 7.07pm
Arr.GrtensDoro V 8.10 am 7.37 pm
Lv.Greensboro 8.20 A M 5.00 P M
Arr. Hillsboro 10.23 am 10.22 pm
"Durham 11.02am j 11.54am
'Raleigh. . 12.20pm . 3.00am
Lv. " 3.30pm 6.00am I
Arr. Goldsborb f 6.00 pm 10 00am':
No. 47 Connects at Salisbury wlth"W. N. C. ft. R.
all points Id Western North Carolina daily except
Sundays. At Greensboro with li. & D. R.R. for all
points North, East and West At Goldsboro with
W. & W. R. R. lor Wilmington.
No. 45 Connects at Greensboro with R.4B.E.
for all points North, East and West.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. 5.
Dally
ex. Sun.
Date, Dec 25'79
No. 48
Daily.
No. 42
Dally.
Lv. Goldsboro,
Arr. Raleigh,
Lv. '
Arr. Durham
" Hillsboro
44 Greensboro
Lv.
10.10 am
12.25 PM
8.40 pm
4.52 P M
5.30 pm
7.50 p m
8.20 p m
6.34 pm
10.45 PM
7.00am
9.19 am
I 11.07 am
3.4o P M
6.56 am
7.30 am
9.15am
11.17am
Arr.High Point
8.55 P m I
" Siillsbury
" Charlotte
I 10.16 P M
I 12 27 a m
No. 48 Connects at Greensboro with Salem
Branch, at Air-Line Junction with A, & C. AL.
Railroad for all points South and South-West. At
Charlotte with C, C. k Aj R. R. for all South and
South-east.
No. 42 Connects at Air-Line JuncUon with A. &
C. A. L. Railroad for all points South and South
east) at Chariot with C, C. & A. Railroad for
all points- South and South-west
SALEM BRANCH.
Leave Greensboro, dally except Sunday, 8.50 p m
Arrive Kernersville " " " 10,00 p m
Arrive Salem. " " " 10-50 p m
Leave Salem, " " " 5.00 pm
Arrive Kernersville " " ' " 5.40 pm
Arrive Greensboro, " " 7.00 am
Connecting at Greensboro with trains on the R. &
D. and N. C. Railroads.
SLEEPING CARS VITHOUT CHANGE
Run both ways on Trains Nos. 48 and 47, between
New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greensboro
and Charlotte, and between Greensboro and Augus
ta ; and on Train NoS. 42 and 45 between Boston
and Savannah. '' '
Through Tickets on sale at Greensboro, Raleigh,
Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte, and at all
principal points South, South-west, West, North
and East For Emigrant rates to points in Arkan
sas and Texas, address
J. R. MACMURDO. .
Gen, Passenger Agent,
Jan. 12 - Richmond Va,
QHARLOTTE,
COLUMBIA
RAILROAD.
AND AUGUSTA.
Office General Passenger Agency.
Columbia, s. C, May 13, 1880.
On and after Sunday, Mar 16, the following
schedule will be operated by this company:
PASSENGER TRAINNO. 48. (Except Sundays.)
Leave Columbia,.. 5 25 a ml except
Arrive at Augusta, ...9 0 a miSunjaays
Persons arriving at Columbia on Train No. 20,
can take Train 48 for staUons on Augusta Divii
slon, Augusta or, beyond.
PASSENGER TRAIN, NO. 47. (Except Sundays.)
Leave Augusta..:. 5 SO p ml except
Arrive at Columbia,: "..9 30 p mf Sundays
; Passengers for Charlotte and stations on Char
lotte Division can continue Journey by tailing Train
No. 19. :
NO. 42, SOUTH-DAY PAS 5ENGER. (Daily )
Leave Charlotte,
11 27 A.M.
4 20 p. m.
4 25 p.m.
8 80 P.M.
C. & A Junction
Arrive Columbia,.
Leave Columbia
Arrive Augusta
Connects with S.C train at W.
lor Charleston, except fcundays. i :
:s;n6.' 45, NORTH DAY PAESENpER. (Daily:)'
lieave' Augusta . ; '. '. : ..... .!. . ...!: Q 50 A. M.
Arrive Columbia 10 55 A. M.
Leave Celumbia,....,,.. . i.. . ... 4. , -11 02 a. m.
Arrive Charlotte.. 4 OOP.M.
feai A,:JmcnthS.aTraln
Ktcept Saywitti ! passenger cpach' attacljed,
-Leave iariotfe;.. I. J-. . L r. i :srTv 00 -V.-Jl
vei;harJott.,,i.,j....4.,,,. 3 40A.M,
ko. io lrnTciftTiT TftArw." r,,i
fxteptvoMayi withassehger ebach At-ached.
Leave Augusta. . 1 3 -00. M.
Arrive Columbia 4 40 p. M.
Leave Columbia . . .... 9 40 p. m.
Arrive Charlotte . J.lKt :... 8 no a v
45i -betweeB Augusta and- WaabingtonmLt
iu ,nam & ini9 y jt MA iM U lit njj U. J. A.
W B. T ALCOtTi fintit,! . , i; .. : (;. '
n tennis of farfcauasses. botn
apwc,' Z?rr- ' .
EURGESS'NICHOLS,
Wholesale and, Retail Dealer In
ALL KINDS OF
BEDDING. &C.
i 1 A FJpLLiXnnt OF? I
AND LOUNGES,
Parlor & Chamber Suits.
COFFINS OF ALL KINDS ON HAND.
Genflemea's BnrtaM
pply. i , v V O
NO. 5 WEST TRADE STREET.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
TURWTTUflE:
Bourccn tcnio
Ml.
An eiegant combination of boneset and other fine Tonios
iwxm a ripe OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY. From our large stock of pure,
?J E?5?iS? tne best forthis purpose. Our tonic MUST BE
f llls OB NOTHING. We havn nn iisa for tlA nninu n.
pepsla, Malaria, Debility, the Feebleness of elteate IWomeh. The
ProstraHop of overworked Clergymen and Physicians, thi morbid
Is a delicious and reliable remedy.
CHAMBERS j BRQWN, Louisyille,, Ry.
mar9deodflm-wew6m.
CSrocjerijes.
WHOLESALE
AND
Commission
1HERC1IANTS.
FULL STOCK
MEATS, .
LARD,
FLOUR, &C.
PATENT FLOUR
... ,
Finest in Market.
College and Fourth Sts.
may27
tPnst Received
AT
I HOY DAVIDSON'S
THE LARGEST
ANDIfflamrjillLETE
HEAyYADANCY
jusf arrived" 1
A Fine -Lot of Hams to be Sold Cheap.
FLOOR. COFFEE, SUAR,
MOLASSES, SYRUP, GRITS.
TOBACCO. LARD. CIGARS,
; i- i . GAi GOODS, CANDY,
... ORANGES & LEMUMS,
AND EVERYTHING FOUND
IN THE
GROCERY LINE,
AVllOLESALF AND RETAIL.
CALL ANT) i'il YOUR BARGAINS.
Respectfully,
LeROT DAVIDSON.
may27
nnS nTTnTl
ICS, Ttvr k rinn
fn ,iiS0 B"Wng!!qoalitiesiltlie Hbesliiof
your nearest nMhiuit tnr MmniA ...bi
ton and w&elesale Drieea.
v'Tz''. '"f wo a unucr, write tu me 10
drcu
Address i
llfllil
groceries
I 1
m thft Mtv nA o
VT J "" "'iuunaing count, v
"""1-1 uimer uentral Hotel
T it-1 1
McSMITH Ml'SIO HOUSE,
CHARLO TTEj N.
THE ONLY 0MPLETE
eatiL--ii.ft- -si
S. - -. . .' .- ;i -i
IT.:
LUDDEIM & BATES
PRJQRS ASp TERMS EXACTLY THE SAME.
BAND INSTRUMENTS,
ORCUIWETTES,
5 M ALL KINDS OF $
MUSICU INSTRUMENTS,
SHEET MUSIC, &c.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price
List.
H. McSMITH,
CHARLOTTE, N.
McD. ARLEDGE,
WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL DEALER IK
Whiskies aud Tobaccos,
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
THANKING his friends for the liberal patronage
bestowed on blm in tne past, he begs to in
form them that he has made arrangements with
the distillers in the mountains that enable hint to
keep a full supply of North Carolina Corn Whiskey
and Apple Bnuidron hand, and he is prepared to
offer special Inducements to close buyers, and
thinks be can make it to their Interest to see him
before purchasing elsewhere.
,1r All PKRS wit! h ive his best fntte-rloti
lind the loas market price., :
Respectfully, McD. AR: EDGE.
apr4 ly.
T. C. MUNZLER,
DEALER IN
BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Fresh bottled Lager Beer delivered to any part
of the city every morning at 75 cents per dozen
bottles. All orders l-ft at J. Flschesser & Co's.
Ice Hoosa. la rear of T- L. Seigle & Co. will ro
ceive ironpt tteptioti.
BOUNDARY
AVENUE
IR GARDEN
K Ts now i
n to the public, and I wfll iu the fu
ture, as in the past, make it
THE FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT
for tne cftlsensr of Charlotte. Open from 8 to i
o'cloek p. m. Ioe-cold Lager Beer always ou
hand. aprj7.
nCTHD riDPA UC Sub-Bass and Coup
OlUr U It U Alio ler. boxed and snip
ed, only 897.75. New Pianos, 8195 to Sl.HOO.
ST" Midsummer offer Illustrated free. Address
DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, H.J.
ET T,rT7 A rp 757 Broadway,
. 13. XlvHiYl, New York, pub
lisher of First class Subscriptlo n Books, waMS
one or more Agent in every county. Steady work
and best terms.
:
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