T'A;-
ifc Proprietor
'"' iKHTKRtD at m' Posr-drrT'icWBLDrr,
K.C. Aa8Xnn-CLAaMAJra. in j : -
FBIDAYi JULY 18.-1880.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK.
Of Pennsylvania.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM H ENGLISH,
Of Indiana.
CH1B,H.
r j u i:f u urn
.1W I I I A LI
Oub Platfobv. "The figM of trial by jtiry, V
habeas corpus, the liberty of the press, the freedom of
speech, ths natural rights, of persons, and the rights
. ,. of property, must be preserved." Hanqocx, .. ,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Fob Govxrnob Thomas J. Jarvls.
Fob Loctbhant Gotxkmob James L. Koblsson.
FOB SSCRXTAXT OF 8TATB- William It. tMtl!
. :- ItOR ATTOBNKT GsMKBAL Thomas's. JTfil
,.. ' . I' Fob State Trkasohs- John M.' Wftdag,
FOff AUDiTuBV. P. Roberts. H
Fob Sttpt. Pobuo ikstbuctiow J.C.Scart)orougn.
. XLscxoB&roB thx Statk at Labos - tonea Madlv
son Leacb and Fabius H. Bus bee.
Fob CoNGKBsa-Clement Dowd. . ,
' i r ' ii ii T t . 7 i v tf
- The Mil be a fteetttfg o bi
Executive Committee of the Democratic party, for
the sixth coDcressloaal districV at th C(al I
Hotel, in Charlotte, Julj 20th, at 10 a. m.
1
It is said to be the purpose of the ad
ministration at Washington City not to
appoint deputy marshals lor the pur
pose of controling thef election in the
Southern States, but it is the purpose of
the Republican leaders to invite their
party friends in that section nob tti
make much of a contest, whatever Mr.
Schurz and others may say to the con
trary. I i w, tv n . -
Republican maTcontents claim that
the party threw over its appeal to the
conservative business men of the coun
try when it refused to ilomrrrate Mr."
Sherman, who, to quote his own words
would have represented "business de
velopment" more than any other Re
publican, or in the nomination of Grant,
who was expected to solidify the pa
triotism of the North.
It tis the. intention, to fight the cam
paign Srf thVpOor fragment that' is left
of the war issue. The old cry isto. be.
forced into duty once more, and every
suDterfuge that can be resorted; to lo;
make the North believe that the South
is still rebellious will be used. A
few Republican votes in the South is
always used as evidence of intimida
tion by the party leaders, and this is
what is intended by Mrt Devens' deter
mination not to appoint special deputy
marshals in the South, and by the Re
publican surrender generally it is in
tended to insist that the Republicans
have been driven from the polls, as has
been done frequently before in the case
of congressional contests.
Again it is said that in case of defeat
before, the people, the leaders of the
party unqualifiedly assert that the Vice
President is the sojle proper authority
for counting the electoral vote. Cheat
ed out of its chosen president in 1876,
and a bold annunciation to-day that
every effort will be made to carry out
a similar programme la 1$80,; the ques
tion of whether or not the majority
snail govern in iuture becomes a ques
tion of importance On this, subject
the New YorkSuji saysf our yiearfr ago
"Mr. TildenV majority of the white
voters of the United States was a round
million, or about one-eighth of the ag
gregate suffrages' cast iat the Presiden
tial election His maioritv of tlie white
auuuoioreu votera was-aoouta quarter
j 1 1 1 1 , .
of a million in round numbers. In the
Wajority over the FrauulentsflSfeSM fcM
dent was thirty-seven."
These great majorities were-overcocne
by a successful conspiracy, resting up
on .fraud, force, v forgery,, jind pther.
crimes. After this, while the Tj&p
cans had all the advantages of posses-
sion of power, of immense resources of
agitation, the congressional and State
elections of. l78 and 1879 Bjiowr that
they had' a majority in " only5 fifteen
Northern States, as follows, including
. Oregon recently: ; , ,
Colorado, - -Iowa,
- - - -
KuniMHf, - - -Massachusetts,
Michigan, - -Minnesota,
- -Xebraska,
- -Nevada,
- -
2,672
23.678
New Hampshire, -
9,755
Pennsylvania. - 28.012
1.9d81RhdA Island. - - H.UQA
f2e WlsctoslB, - tlifiOfl
6,589 Orearon (1880) re-
- 2271 ported, - - - 1,50a
These fifteen States cast one hjundred
tnree snort. or majority theJBlict6r-i
al CoUege. i- A I. X Ji
. The Republicans were iaja mfeority.
, .lii , the, r following , Northern. Stptai
.''laV I the i eleotlCns-' of ?l87 - aAAl
torn -
Callfvmla 24.212 1 Maine 492
CoBiecUcut:...:.882New Jarsey. 3.U25
UUnoisJL..6..a85&Ne Y6rk..xL.57,502
Indians..., ....53,184 . , fl. , ...
'11 ' i Thereseyen -States-cast ninety-nine
n 'rotes in the Electoral college. Now,
If the fifteen StateTBrSt stated wefeall
conceded to the Kennblicans, end with
them all of thfta. LNtW-iTfekO
and Indiana, they would yet lack four
. yotes;tolect the, next president
W liayfTo4of rie Puti because:
n4 'totesfor 3arfie1r ;rarf "ezpecieU'
there ' it
It is thus seen that, allowing tne ' Re
publicans Colorado, Nevada- ennsyj
Tania, QrteihjQ&k6mwC(xwfo
Illinois, Maine; and New Jersey, nearly
all of whlctt are tfikew to M mWU
Democra
stUf,
Garfield
.7 could
d rioj heereCte4 vJMaihisnfs"jth j
"case that can be made for mm, or J
best
his decaying partyEjery j4itfeUipnt,
' Eepublican realizfilftB 4ituation,1ftndij
i admits there Is no expectation uoti suot
, lttess before m,pi0eT6i"rm,:to
fraud again, as has been suggested by
desperate partisans, is to try an expei
The BinWle qui sti n vr is,
crbvernmenr throulgn tfleir
6'sen
agents, or surrender to a minority that
has long since forfeited all claims to
confidence?
T7
EVIBENCE
IN NO VNIHEANING
TsTBitlfci m
iB tWrd dmflfTuly a Be
canscapetif xwai pc j i m ine
hou3Jk;hac4ki-ifo4- Gen. -R4fus4
Barringer took occasion to make one
of his characteristic SDeecnes. in u ne
1Oi
reor
in THE T7BSER'
"They (the Democrats) say they
would nt.-hye va hack in Javery
tpeakinie PqaddSb
every Democrat who says so, lies.
On yesterday the general denied the
use of such language, and attempted to
modify his statements made on that
occasion. nThat he .was correctly, ,r-
ported orfttfat biicAiroif, thk ftlWwttg
testimonial will show? 4
L J. L. Chambers, of .The Observer
staff, certify that I was in attendance
upon tne tvepuuueau county uuuvbjiwuu
held in the court house in Charlotte on
the diOf Jly. tv the. purpose, of npm.Ti
ihatihg delegates to the State and coun
ty conrenuonsy ana- neara xue speecn-or;
Geq. Ruf us Uarringer on that occasioik,
Xiid I f urth6r'6erttty that he the& sp()le
as follows, being & portion of the refbrt
in The Observer of the following
day:
Yefl?rhe didjSebfcto keehem (the
;eroes) in slaveiT.:because!Ahpught
4wTigbWbufi QO$r th
rhtr Wit now tnatae aaaoeen
wiltpped, heasttbtnitfegtrHt-This
"was not tne way witn uemocrais.
They gay that tbey-wouM not hare
von hack in slavery. Dut everv uemo-
I heard the speech to which reference
4flLC0O3aitiyjrepeau JyecueQttoarn.
in reference to the exact language of
the last sentence in the above is that
Geu.Barruvger said; "When. they (tW
utmoeraisj say laoyi wouki jot navo
you back in slavery, they lie, every one
of them." J. G. Harris.
Ia addition. tie agyver, a represen
tativjeof. The CmsmTEkiwkt& .Col.. W;
R. Myers, almost the only other'White-
man in the convention at the time Gen.
Barrngfe made( his speech, wiiC Ujaj;
gentleman Vaid. Col. Myers replied; n
the presence of three other gentlemen,
that accgrdinc.tQL his. recpHpctian Gen.
BarHngM spok' rjeaTl eiactryase-
ported, but had since told him that he
didnotjnlend. jtthat way.
COITON
ACREAGE OF 1SSO.
4
The New York Financial and Ci
mercial Chronicle has' msftle up its fig
ura of cotton acreage, staniL and condi
tion for 1880, aii4j InpliaSjt .the. PPJAi
ion that we have another great crop of
the. stapleAitejr giyjng ifef present
prpwtir oFHheorFafetail, "DT
States, and noticing the excessive rain
fall in the Gult States, which averaged
,21.79 inchesojrtthe rmpnths of ,. Mrch
April ana ,jiy aujintj siaiira,
Montgomery, Moone, jNew uneans ana
Vicksburg, against 13.35 for the same
peroid of 1879 of the same stations, the
Chronicle arrives at the following re
sult as to the acreage
Actual. Estimated for 1880
State. Acreage, -r ir r
1S79. Increasecres 1880
North CaroBna 624v08y Sty ctf 674,016
South Carolln. 985,370 Jlct. I,093,7f30
ueoreia i.744,U4
10
ct
ct.
1,918.452
Florida 122,705
3
229.386
Alabama...... 2,122,422
Mississippi. . 2,117,101
Louisiana 1,285,250
Texas 1,084,631
Arkansas 1,133,880
Tennessee.... 761,400
-Z.282.2I5
B,180,614
4 Vet.
17 ct.
16ct
15 ct.
i,33H,eey
1.971,018
1,314,147
' 875,79
Total 12,679,962 9-51 ct, 13,885,947
11 ii 1 wm
Public Improvement.
To the Editor of The Observer:
Two very essential 1 improvements
must be made before Charlotte becomes
what she should be the metropolis of
JN ortn . uarolma. &ne lias tne natural
advantages Qt a rich country surround
ing .hierijThisiilith tfe great adtfan
tages whicn sne' possesses by being a
railroad centre, is destined some day to
make her,the businesacentre, ancLthe
largest xown in tnestte aof, before
thil can ihe, her cmzabs musf wtifibit
more public enterprise and hold out in
ducements that will attract live, enter
Eri8inyroenip cfiiiHawtig uafgt is
vejmea that aie5 mideiAUanKhvhat
4sheCis. rhefiaYdlii4 rtibHcpirit
which is seldom eoualled in the most
1 enterpramg fierthorn or VVeotern oittm
1 . . - .. . ...
The result is, Atlanta has'become one
of .thf leadnngfTtlzesi ofittnac-SDu
.hasrnot been accomplished by one or
I, to
twotoiiiualsjaiutlryaiconsect it adff.EailnffumnA uwltn 2miet
tion and general public spirit. Every
irv-
thing that could be done that would
see
whether a public
' cuicui,
would eeejUa, hMtswhether it was
needed, and would Tt help Atlanta.
tial to health, comfort and prosperity,
No tojvnTcaiT" become ITlarge twnJ6r
ciy(wtbut themiarjtftjp (a 5e
gas, out she heeds water-works,' and a
perfect svstem of underground sewer-
ag& ' No towii,' NxM( 'br Sotfth- isbef
t.tr at tn a tan i rri TaI t h a n Pha rlnfrfrn
' CTITT" a thorough Hystem of water-
works aud nndei grSunase weraee. Char-
tptre wouitK rjecyme oneOTa
neKJfhp jWalthij
ritfgtivlis fin fchj
3SEBSERVER.
estaua ine mbet Ithnvim
tSoutH. r Close
The New Officer of the Carolliia Cen-.
WlTUfT
OJuly
bfe C-oli
Hdlder. of
rtf
Bolef undei
. mortgage, rfrorganized- at T5eWen-yesr
erday.aidMuTchis-dfi, aprom
jiehl mernanofthl4Citygas:eleae
"president; Oeir. WmVtrcnareiieT r
rar jnanaer, and ohpsep, jBupejH
intendent. Gen. McRae is now gener
al manager of the Western & Allantic
Road, of Georgia.
'! il.. j
6vr Safins la nff land bhrf Irelaild
London, July 15. A Dublin de-
T spatCh SayS"TSc6SSIve"
rains have pre-
vauea neariy.aii ovpr Jraiana- -mirifig
uiepastrortaujht, aid? ateVfegiUniisH
gara to tne harvest.
jitAug auairijaniFXieicue'i
shire, and in other parts of the prov-
lnces, ,., . . . Y . M t ej i j , IT q4l
' "
15.TliB. atockp
tXinelrJairRaii-
It
eafty
rorlcKsule-el-
a tanaaian maze. j soundly last night and is apparentlyi
I MqiWKBAnv Julj m-ThS UtAtTfaayotol anU dolfectecVile received aletter
Wbdlennrflma'Steys'rfalWato
were ournea yesterday, iioss, 6aooa
f . UUAUKJUI AMU ULJCSX. ,
r Webnrdi)eiBtpnWtb7Btr4sat chem-Tl
Isft) lnnfunMd tie Isooti Uaat br eombfiuaetlwin mnTaoraplicatUn IMiiitr uUt
some well known v&lauble remedies, the most
wonderful ueeulnne wav-Drodoced. which would
cilra9BCB-wl(i-tanee if Aswaeaxthat nestftuLijnCHihs aeo I saw a U. 8. flaa with Hod Bltte ou
Bjerireinaaies toald Vb 4iaensdJwltt, tnnyLH4.aad txbeught I would be a fool once rdore,, I
were skeptical: but proof of its merits br actual I tried it, but my f oUr proved to - be wlsdomi 'Two ,
mu Has (Uspeiiea u nouob-aaa u-uty?tneuk
ooveiers muiati0naaeaicM;jioB'Biners4ui
honored and blessed by all bnaraco4igqmfl
pIoip', 119 Person snp
I -Li 11 Vv , .
eMatMtita ifairtiW ftast one
ir ana doui
new
pitat Kiscdrwxmiles from new
port. The shock was violent. It is
supposed a hundred and nineteen were
in the pit at the time, and there is
scarcely a probability that any will be
saved. One tndyjias beep fwmdttlie
bottom of thettatft, utetftilatioii hfeitig
refrtft"? inftKi "-i-f "'ith ""''"' y-
ploringfor 1)odies:
at twenty
bodies of
jfrere, found
near tne bottom oi ine snait, juut mey
have not yet been brought up. '; The
force of the explosion was "te'ri'rficy
blSwtog to atoms the ventulatihj'far
in -tlie upcast air oiasr. xnere -ia - no
hnn that the men below can exist.
Ventilation is being restored 'tfith"
iftw Tit fir mafl" xnejuire msearcn
ft J unf otVam X miersSThB Scenes,'
T?TTnt the m mffarp reporwu as ; neartv
rending. There is a large ihrofrig of
people present, composed in a' great
part by the relatives and frieiids bf the'
imprisuneu mmma. Aiuuug luvui aio
manv women wno are bewailing; xne
Ette otneirnpspaiaas ains, wraiei
tele chtiMifenre askinfirarixioualy cbh"-'?
sible is being done td expefiire the con
dition fhmeiitisdaqely anyone1
hones to nna onxf the miners alive. " 1
London, July 15. Another account
of the colliery explosion at Risca gives
the number of "men ' 'fh the pit at'the
timetas 1Q7. ; -Three .br-others havetfttrs
far been discovered. ' '
n 0. A Cavdifl coitepxjndent of the
press association teiecrauhs as follows!
"There is some confusion regarding th
number of men in tne pit. tecent, cal
culations lessen it to 80. but Vgmitii
formed that it is not imoossible that
over 200 colliers had gone down, "'The'
pit is 280 yards deep. All tne maenm-
ery was new, but the black vein seahi
is, an old one, and ' ia well known in
connection
with
previous explosions.
cat pfe wl
sm wiiea 145 per-
i
Xbe French Fete- A ttrand AttfLlf ,
. a Grand Scale.
Hi
f-WsTm. .Tnlv 1S.-A Paris dftfthatok
to the Times says the national fete wa
a brilliant success, vvnen tne booming
'dannoita 8( 6'bkfclr in the morning
usneTea in ine reioicmes. ine 1 city
had been profusely decorated with tn-
umpbant arcnes, nags,! banners ana
streamers. xne. ensigns or America;
England and other natiens mingled
with: .the omnipresent, tri-aoior. Tnei
fashionable quarters of the city, though
not absolutely bare, were verv sparineiv
beflflrJlNay all the shops- were
closed. Tne ceremony of distributing
flags to the army occupied a half hour
About five hundred were -distributed
pini(Hia-mtouturtnfnd and bands
playrng. After this part or the cere
mony was over General Farre and his
staff stationed themselves oppjosife
ismeflit JifeTW ang tne march past
'then began. The Algerian troop$:
Zouaves, Chasseurs d'Afrique, -!and
Spahisu"tyeref 'particularly applauded;
The .iqfaatry-.aud cavalry i went past
rather unequally. At night the:;car-;
Wage traffic vt as suspended; the streets
Ibeing nlled..with , promepaders. The
site or the Kastue was traced'eut in
blocks of granite on thegrourtd. ' The
illuminations in the Louvre, Chamber
of Deputies, Pallais du Luxembourg
and the Bourse, were veryfine. The
private illuminations were as lavish as
at the exhibition- festival two years
ago.? Arotmd the ffcUsaf figure repre
seuiipg thesrepubttD, aishower of bombs
lighted up the scene with every color of
the rainbow. Jever within the mem
ory of the Parisians has so colossal an
effort been made to provide one- :of
those festivities which are the surest
way of delighting Frenchmen. Tele--grams
from Rouen and other large
towns snow that the provinces mam-
wfjBfteJl is much enthusiasm: as Paris.
Unly one short shower at 9 o clock in
the eyening disturbed the promenaders.
Sx.Loris, July 15. The French citi
zens held a grand fete yesterday. Sev
eral thousand persons attended, includ
ing the foreign consuls. The 'Marseil
laise" was sung by a chorus of five hun
dred voices. A display of fire-wqrks
and a banquet were civen last nicrht.'.
New York, July 15. Twenty-three
i rench societies celebrated the nation
al fete yesterday.
Philadelphia, July 15.-rA dinner
byjflie flFrenchtesjdents,!tq jcelebxate
the! ''taking of the iiastile: SoOk place
last nieht The French Consul presid
ed, and the Spanish Consul was among
those present. ,
Sn TkScisco, July 15. The!anni
versary otibe-taking of the Bastile was
celebrated by the French residents yes-
leraay. -
Liawleatttness in New Mexico.
Denver. Col July 15. A bp
from fiantfi Fr says- : At.' T.incol
Lincoln county. New Mexico, truly.,36
young man namect-Uftsriaon came
into town and b&xran&Kirjtbxicated
was locked up. "At-nrghtnrbb i effecfc,
ed an entrance into the jail and killed)
I lUD uigutj ui tun lu a uiuu agiUii:
surrounded the jail and killed the deph
1. l i , . . . .
ul3wsuiiu, wum wuwwtmpiicaiea. uiruiB
the ontlannL,
n . o ... . ... . ---- - 7T-7"
On the night of the 5th they again-yisi-,
teu. me jaii, tasmg ouc ana hanging: a
es
at Crop of the Wett,
r ChI08lGOWMv4&. The latest
from the agricultural districts tribnte
ry to tliig mjirkttllhough'. conflieting;
seem to establish prfettyieleadyl thaO in
the whole Northwest thtf winter whfeat
TStlft wlislvnh good order and wath
aBLaveraee yield.. The snrih&r'
as a rule is less to theacr
anlastyear, but the increased acre
age will make the yield sorriewfesafc
greater than that of 1879, provided the H
jainejesijtjeMQre fhvor-
le. : vijitiJ'
SiTYlAKclsco, July 15 Crop Ten
s indcaat the wheat yield will -very
heavy. i .'iii'
fT a- .ar. o ; i m
LbNrJlyiBf U -Veaffier'
uirous4iout.En?land is wet and I tTiiirt
uerous andun favorable for cropsr ' In'
many parts oi a ranee the harvest has
already begun, and gives an opportuni
tysof in; some degree-foricastirtg the
prbapeets. Itte7,Sbhth : barely and
oats promise well. In the feentrevtbB
winter bailey la oLtfootmuaiuy bujiide
icienl; in, quantity, Kye looks vwelL
rOkh-r -;iS!;J
i n . ..wW.(Kt,(
iaaraeier-oJsiM. ituiv w rectsa in
the yard of the toombs this morning.
The.ondemned man was not disturbeXi -f
i oy tne noise oi tne carpenters, ne slope
lt in Virginia;' at
i noon, extenaingonsoiation.
io Vi
AIOOLONCE MOBX.
net bed
i tor eould tell what was the matter or core her. and
1 1 nistl lT8mall lortane in humbtur stuff.. Six
4 tMKms ete' ner, ene tkjwtis-weir anaronji as
any man-w wiw, bh it oow, mo wiiy-two' aonars.
Suebfo Press
o- naxTiosrnjcMTenv
urt Jpufekl iptbeL tlojbk.1
n
hd
I annnr,
r i rt r w m
jvlt canp REPORT.
ldw
mg statement of the condition of tie
cotton, corn and wheats crops, was isV
sued by the department of agriculture
to-day: -. . . - . -.
Returns to this department show an
LUU UUUOUIUUIl Ul
rotton
sinca
xeport. The Condition
is reported at an average of one hun
dred, being the -Mgftest reported in Joly
for,6eyeraiyear8,MTbe following are
reports oy istatea:?,' jfarty-ye conn
ties in North Carolina.average 101
counties inauthXaroilaai average 99;
70 ieountieaii Georgia r average 97; 16
coup tiesiin -Florida averaffe02: 31 coun
ties in AiabaaiayEage:93;0 counties i
In Mississippi ay exage Mr, m counties, J
Texas qLveffageiWl-y aSeounfies inAr-
kasas.jayerafge.-aoA i2a;iCdnties in
TenaeaseBij jayerajrei oa,' nrhere are
fl6.mecxpipjainiaofjdroDght in North
AjrowftanaijOUtAiiyaroiiBa, ana or
too.mumrain-in.MjBsissjtppi. insect
Injuries are. aot.ceportedio. any extent
.'ii - -j 'j 1-t-u.CM. i-n-.
S :U fill Ii
The increase in. the i area planted in
oocn ia one percent overs that of last
year.; The; avecage jondiMon)f . jtiie,
crop for the whole oonntryiia the high
est for roaay, (vearsr and- is oufe hundred.
being seven rpec cent, . more thn"!as1
year at the same time. Titere ate -some;
comi)laiate of dwagbt initheiSouth At-
lantie states wuie-m the , valley of the
the Ohio river there is Oomplaiii t of ,too
much, rain.- The Pacific States; Teort
. The .general average .of rwJnter1 "wtteic
July .1st; 488(H was 85againstl diiJiily
lsti 1819.. i, It improved sJbIv dnrrbfir
kluaeiTiie wholpiSouthifallst off nearly1
a fourth,:but the . hexify wintcir1; whea?
region, northioii ioeiAiftw Tiver. rttjea
hish- at QSUi Tha Middle States are three
per oept, Rbjoetjthei; average; and" the
Pacific four pBroent.. : West nf the Hls-
sisisipci' the. crop avBraees ;84 aeainst.
$9&st yeani j Sprinjf wheat averages
the ame asm J myuism rrmis shQwa.
a great.deeUne inunewhen' the; aver-'
age was 97. The New-England States
average 99, the , Middle- states 93, and
those north of the: Ohio ; average ; 98.
iWest of the Mississippi the general av
erage is 90, Minnesota being 101, while
Nebraska falls io 62. lowa ' stands at
91. - On the Pacific coast .California re
ports 96: r : ;
Dr. Tanner rnsnrtivlnsA 0itt
of
Foul- ronnclit Since Wedne4fty' '
the e1heaayQf'lS, fSt Dr. Tan
ner exhibits a marked improvement in'
his physical condition. From 9 o clock
last i Slight until noon to-day : he has 1
swallowed between 20 ahd 40 opnees of
water. His weight -this morning was
137. pounds. - Allowing one pound for
the weight -of his coat he has gained 4
pounds since the figure - was ; taken
Wednesday.; i He took a drive to: Cen
tral Park early this morning. He
forced the dynamometer Bp to 151
agahust 80 yesterday. : His pulse when
last taken was 80, temperature 98 2-5
and respiration 16. . 1
; New Haairtsfiire tlepablicatts.
CoNCORDjuly 15. The Republican
State committee met last night. Henry
H. Huse, of Manchester, was elected
chairman, and Geo. E. Jencks, of Con
cord, secretary. Senator Kollins was
elected chairmanof the executive com
mittee. The committee decided to hold
the ' State convention . at Concord on
September 7th.
Guarding A gain! lite FeTer.
Memphis, July 15 The local board
of health at noon to-day adopted an or
der of the State board which prohibits
the importation into that State of cer
tain articles shipped from New Or
leans. Officers will be stationed on the
railroad lines leading into Memphis
and will rigidly enforce the order.
Row Between, military and Police
men.
Gaiyeston, July 15 A News spe
cial from San Antonio says advices
have been received1 of a difficulty be
tween the military and police at Mon
terey. One" Officer and two.policemen
are-feiiOreed-Killetf.4 "4' ' "y
Th ,Cbuee Ulast Go.
London July 15. A Berlin dispatch
to the Morning P6st says; ! Hussian
General Kauf nearm' has been 1 ordered
to Eastern Liberia; with 14,00 'men to
clear the district infested" yf brigands
and Chinese inrtnigrants. - :
' Henrl'Kocnetbr'We'w'pejr,
. ; ip'AKis, . Jujy , iHenri Boohef ord's
Pfiws journal, i'tranfian;soldl98,
poq copies yesterday tha first -.day of its
jpublicfttion., , Bdchefort declares to-day
hat lie intends to demolish Mr. Gam-
ISiawLUiAy ' Mbil - Jlfly ISjTtie Greeii-
mated & f fitt i State7 tlcket' baded ! with
'LeemaAir0tf fer;G6etnfri
4 UMotota,myfriet7.!ldl
eases. Frort' -these ruder practlaQoers the reihBd:
was borrowed hv thA resldnn Tno-H.Ki Wndl finuM
ymaiMmim, b ?gQQga- f commenfianon uwasem-
P'oed 1 Europe, andjiaapjce come into general
. wm uuHNi wun dumper ana ouxer aesuaois
ingredients, a In the prenaratloniof BonkUvs
uonaonnd Fluid txtract of 'Buchti rfnd
id JmilDer, It
.PT?we a most rella&te ; remedy : fw Nontretenao
muammruion
Ston
-Milky tisfli4rge ah
H diseases 6 J Bladder , dd
ton m
U.jj!):,-) iHl't'j
..Vi
ii Jj;.il
!' I .wr
:lf.
. 1 VLvuffArlrtfiSL.
Jastopeaitheooriforihen aadS Mrit Wl'nsto'
m rr?r"Trm t-i-i-i . .......
of
wm
OnjJsxM
Wfnslow to heliXiiK br tb snntve ad; scape
ehUd- from1 tain, and 'cmWtfyseriterr aidl dto
W .IIW'N NNri'HINU H1KI f rBUDTCB' liXlD
(rtMea. It soften tlcranSiiiqaoesmfmatioa,
i fcatltprofeaaea jto -Derforni,-eVery,
jrofesses 'to -tosrform.- eTetf pariioi; ip-j
nothing less. We have never seen Mr8.wtosiwi
only know harlarough the- preparation oiner
"Soothine Smin for. Children Teething." If we
hadthrf VH?AmVi3ttiii3 hp.r. as she is.
physical saviour to the infant race.;. -Sold by, all
drugglste. 25centsa bottle. , . , . ; :
;i;.tkj.i?)' 'W,!;J..'t. HtmhiBOK '
I i v I -,t ftt t b .i'iiiu :i "' ;i "' ' '
Po all drtih'n iaiffrt)i irtm Q& eitors and In-
semedy was discovered 'by '
cure you. fkjsis jjjt vjuoua. . xuv
I by tmssionsry iu ouwu
to we'
City.
r:bniULiK- M'rirai niffAnge nooulaz?''
nenBriaisBoKfto 'rfiniiji ill ) w.ai
fi WIttsfrtit UlelrlwBlebrated MeW-TWtai 4eltr
o tne amietedb9paoi JW.ljnsneeOT wr
Ml
wrBBitwlUdoeuTe.asiliey tell 'JtheL
own story Dr tneir eeruna and lansmuie leia-es at
home.Aew Jorifc Independent. t .
lj " II, ,
t looxmiuwnosjoi urine, irdQitten,
vi uioerauon OI me Bladder and. KIdaevs.
eWangri.apa PBOD8jca: igireUiaji; m man,; woman
retfgirtiiimniin' W tt'nter.iAlan-
tft. Oa.andsoldbV'C. Smith and LB.1 Wrisr
ywupim, yiiMw yiivu v,vy - --yw Tti
Mn lo4ajtHiAi 4ftln.4A ' vHfav4 ' trt rAir
Is now very full, and9rticularly adapted to the wants of an classes, ootn in the city and surrounding country.
We keep Goods of TheVebt Best Makes, warrant every pair of them, and will sell them at prices as low as Ui? cm
be made by close buyingt)yTne thoroughly posted in the business, Our stock of Ladies Fine Button Boots. Congress
ailers,ippers and Newport Ties, and of Gedts' Hand-Made Goods, in Congress Gaiters, Prince Alberts, Navy, and
trap Ties, cannot be surpassed in GOOD, QUALITY, Style andBeauty of Finish. Buy only the best. h(d(ly (0,is
Strap
are always the dearest.
if si; i0 Afl ui Huti
vs.
Physicians freely
a new food Medl
elnei-'-MaJf-iBltteTB
beans more1 nourishing
UranirtlMailn
1M
ryinr4nan au ocner rorma
ofTOttormUiev'liUe'fre from tne objee-
tloiis urged against malt Hqtiers. Jupe io-4w.
merlin 01 uio sb; jtwiskwcamxtj k mwpi
Pjwpepsla. - JPrioerS&ceata. vSold by Alirngfati I
PolWUer A jta, RlebiQOd. .ya., Fropnetora: i
. June 4-.0w. , i J"' ;
, F ihR S H
;s it u j: c'.i )! ti .r .i.t
FOR SALE.
July 16
L ANDRETHS'S
NEW CROP
TURNIP 'SEED
White Globe,
Amber Globe,
Golden Ball,
White Norfolk,
. , Flat Dutch,
Red Top,
i Aberdeen,
and Ruta Baga.
& Genuine.
LLMUSTON I CO.
July 16
tit i ;o !ii ;. ill f.
7TWNf Y-KfiTff ; sess'Aiii1 ife September
;Jt!'8th.-CiaBslcali ScienUflcTKlectlve and,:
paiatqryoursesi 1 1 iurry,.io,uw- ruimnes. ,
mato 'unsurpassed jtown, 1.00Q, feet above
1t1 V Chnrches of five dkndmfnatioriSi B
vMaeslo IO mon&s; f wh S1 0' to 220 (ln-
citanncTeouege iees, twarasmeu JnB ana- -wasin
lngv ptnoenis, xrom sixteen snaiea. ltaiaiogaes
free. Address,' v . ssckexauy oy iTAUUf.
July 4-deod&wlm ' " 1
'.ON.ttSANR''.;
:i !
at
i;
'.!K1
iniii'i'jjff'j
oh -ri.tr,!-vi
;6tei;:ApiDeV Springs.
j!.. Ji;i!) ni jtin i'-t tr.u-jif-f .
ttlli:n- r.BUJO WTJlCETwlfi..ti
Bm?er,sorifln North
Der.moath. i Special
! -Carolina; Het
a. .oarafropjS20to.$30 per month, i Special
arreinSirts)rade wl fwnUtos, . f
iHrW-lOi1: 1 - . v vfrj'- .proprietor.
'7!77'"yiTt''
; A TT, VT7T?TSTRtP ft
ByaadressfngGEO. BOWELt 400. 10 Spruce
St., New, Yo,Jcan Veap,h exact cost of any pro
posed line of ADYEBTI3TNG . in American News-;
papers.;
,10Oage pamphlet, 10&-;
t :. A ' YEAB and expenses to
F Agenta."Outfit tree. , Address P..
,0. VICKEBY, 'Aogusta, , Haina,
l2
i lii m i:
..yj
8iiif M!'I -e-WJl
. 1 1 i I - H i,. n'Mr iii ri i y ' ; I ; i
tiii " " ii If v
,!!! . Hit
Hill
; iiivu:; ;mJj ;'j . : -i '
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CATQH
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COLtfiCE
' a ,ii
BITS
if tiTr-f t.tt
ia .!)!' hi I irTTi n li I T '
"v. r t-a : - v
- , -. . - -. ...
d Summer Trade
A. E.
whiskies, we select
rt ' l i ft "
FINE OB NOTHING. We have no use
REEISTERCQ.
O
00
QO
i-H
CP
H
O
W
PR(3E. Al lilDEZ
WOULD take a few more pupna during the
summer TacaHon. Piano. Onran. Hinsrinir.
reneh, and Germao. Terms moderate.
J313HAm SCHOOL.
TjBTABLISHED in 1793, is now pre-eminent
Aid among; Southern Boardms Schools for boys
age, numbers and area of
mage. -The 173d
ssion Beans juit 2Utn.
or catalogue, giving
run particulars, address
June 12 ma, B, BINGHAM, Sup't.
Greensboro Female College,
HB 49th Session will begin on the 25th of Au-
X gust. .This weU know Institution offers supe-
ner iaeumes ior mental ana moral culture, com
bined with the comforts of a pleasant, well-order-
T tJhftrfeeSBer 'session of K months: Rnnrrl totMn.
Live-to(i washing and lights) and Tuition in full
LSnjrasBl course, 875
FrSxiia Studies moderate.
For particulars apply to
June29tf " ,
T. M. JONES,
President.
PINEYILLE SCIIOOL.
tfe?a Tsciidol will begin on
-- wo dw;uu juuuuay, io via oi August next
I PHiriArv TCrurllflti MrmnntK. CI Oc. xrik.A. -o
I llsh. per month, $3.00; Classics and English, per
f month, $3.00. H. K. HELD.
REDUCED RATES TO KEW YORK
CUBoiioaCsirTBAi, Bailwat, Jum 80, 1880.
Excursion tickets are now on sale at the office of
tne company and at the Central. HoteL froml
Charlotte to New TorJc and . return -'Tia? ttie 8ea
"wu aii iane ana tmj une or ma- Oenunlon
Line, ; from Portsmouth,, meals, state-rooms and
Sleeping ears Included. Price for -the round trip
thlrtrdollars. Good to return until Norember 1st.
;i XCLABK, Geo. Pass. Agt. - T"
I tl
t
3j
srti9
vEWnf ?sand Bundles -Pleeed Cotton 'Tsi
Jx for sale to the trade in lots to suit purchasers.
Theraremade from Muvfuii oaiAntaJt ati.
ail double riveted, and have the second hand open
I newties and tan be bought for about two-thirds
uelprice. - . t V----1'-- "
ai-JfltUVIDENCB (B. X) COTTON THE CO..
' .... .7. - - . - I
r
CX2
SS5?-i
'j " ' '
t -
RANKIN & BRO.,
Trade Street, under Central Hotel.
BURGESS NICHOLS,
Wholesale ftnd BetaO Sealer la
111 kinds oi
FURNITURE
BEDDING, &C.
A FULL LTNI Of
Cheap Bedsteads,
AND LOTJNGKS,
Parlor & Chamber Suits.
OOFJTNSOJP ALL KINDS ON HAND.
Ladles' and SanUaman'a Bnnm
Robes a One supply.
NO, 5 WXST TBADX STBKXT.
CHABLOTTX, M. C
Bonesot Bourbon Tonic
An elegant- Combination of boneiet and- other -frns Tonics
with a ripe OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY. From ourlarm stock of mire
the best for this
yuiLwso, irar ujiiic Jiu-1 BK
ior ii
t;i.l ha nrAtADBAu Vt r ,
Pepsla, Malaria, Debility, the Feebleness of Delicate Women. Tha
ProstraUon of overworked aergymen and Physicians, th morbid
secretions which causes Bad Breath, and all Bronchial Weakness it
is a delicious and reliable remedy.
CHAMBERS & BROWN, Louisville, Kj.
mar9deod6m-wew6m.
BUISTS TURNIP SEED.
FRESH STOCK.
BED TOP.
FLAT DUTCH,
WHITE GLOBE,
POM. GLOBE,
WHITE NORFOLK
SEVEN TOP,
WHITE HANOVER,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
GOLDEN BALL,
RUTA BAGA,
WHITE EGG
WILSON1BURWELL.
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS.
July 10
COME AT LAST !
PTTNG, SCOURING AND GENERAL CLEANING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Faded Goods, Ladles' Dresses, Sh.iwls. Table
Covers, Ribbons, Feathers, and every other de
scription of wearing apparel cleaned, renovated
and changed to any color desired.
KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY.
All Orders to be left for the present at
MBS. McNELIS'S MILINEBY STORE.
F. A. MILLER.
pprl8
BALTIMORE,
NEW YORK,
SARATOGA,
Niagara Falls, &c.
TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
APPLY TO
S. J. PERRY,
: CHARLOTTE, N. C.
July 1 5
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SECTION 7 of the ordinance enncted by the
Board of Aldermen of the City of Charlotte on
the 10th of June, 1880, provides that "on each
and every dog, slut or puppy, there shall be a
tax of one dollar,' and that all dogs running
at large, without muzzle, shall be impounded
for twenty-four hours, and released upon the pay
ment of a penalty of flftr cents: otherwise, to be
killed." Notice is hereby given that all dogs run
ning at large, without muzzle, after Tuesday, the
20th Inst., will be Impounded, and If not redeem
ed by the owner within twenty-four hours will be
killed; and all dogs running at large, with or with
out muzzle, which have not been: -returned for tax
ation, wiU be killed. ' ' ' , ,
Class 2 of the BvennerOrulnance; requires cer
tain persons to pay a privilege tax, and secure a
license from the Clcv Marshal, before engaging m
business.-This is to notify all such persona to
pay said tax and secure said license immeau
or the penalty prescribed In said oidmance wid be
enforced. - F. S. DaWOLF,
lulyl5-6t - Mayor.