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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERS 1880.
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WIN JFJELP. SCOTT HANCOCK,
. iO Of wFerWiltania. )
FOB VICE-PRESIDENT,
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
i To tGorxSHOVr-Tliomas J. JarrJa.
Fob Xjxotkmamt Gotxbnob James L. RoDitison.
For8KCBiTASTOrSTATB-wiuiaMi it. eaunaenb,
FOB ATTORHXT UXMKRiXi i nOBM f. BUiiu
Fob Stitb Tbbasdbbb John M. Worth.
Fob Atjditob W. P. Baberts.
vnn Uttwt pmtr.fn 1 KSTRnrmoir J. C. Scarborough,
Vltctoim tsb Stats at Lakok James Madi-
fTrX Crj r Leach and-ablns U. Busoea. tr-i
ITUEMOCRAJIUICKEI
Vnw m bmiti-Armlstead Harwell.
jTHOC tp PBBSKNTAJITB3-iA. U.ieei
T it hi-iw-rlT..I. jUexaadef. ri
Fob VBenraB or Duds-Wm. M7 WaxwelL
Fob Cobobeb w. Ht Aiexanaer.
Fob Sobybtob M. D. L. Blggers.
Oub Platfobm. " The right of trial by jury','tfu
habeas corpus, the liberty of the press, the freedom of
tveeeh, the natural rights of persons, and the rights
f property, must be preserved. ' ' Han cock.
Goy Jarrlv
Gov. Jarvis will speak at the
BarnsYille, September &
, - Jefferson, September 13. ; ;
f Sparta,,SeDtember 44. '
" Trap lifll,kstpAb3be lo. '
Wilkesboro, September 10.
Taylorsville, September 17.
Ipoir,ptemberl8. .
Maiion.September 20.
WaynesvfllerSeDteiHber 2L
. . ; Mprgan,September 23.
""TliH JiBwa' uomtouestD couitffiuin cr
we pcedictedL. the majori
l t it ' i
penifce W fiiacie district
elector Covington represent Richmond
county in tha Legislature of 1879- 80,
It was tlie solid old empcFattlfuiity
ot union ne so aoiv repreBencea m m
body. '
' Everift and Barringer were engaged
all last night in rehearsal. The pro
gramme, at Iron Station tolay opens
v7 with' "Darkies musing"" s6ng by Bar
ringer and "Cast one little thought for
me" by Everitt. The .entertainment
, winds up with a laughable farce a
speech by Barripger. .
jsperaupn to oat m. mosey to
l NATIONAL DffllMlC TiCKCT.
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH.
ilon ollme.
EH.;
ji
fepuj
jr'Mbruli
women" at the lunatic asylum in Wash
ington and forced from them their piti
ful earnings. Thus ha teen' jfehd j
vuo very acme ut meanueas a piece oi
petty meanness that no other party has
ever been guilty of.
This thing of assaulting and intimida-
ing !S!!)lrorfdrifafi g6fee fit?
point when it will be no longer snbmit
ted to--At CtohrnTbia-vesterdav. an in
offensive co!oTematthe4
name orrraftlimiminimevefe'
ly beaten by another colored man be
cause he dared to entertain different
political principles from his assailant
llus bli coVrediIiinoceats
must stop, a coiorea man nas tne same
right to be a Democrat that he has to be
II iWagers mrW iijsea'flieb(
, jttBetfUblican.at telnfkiitei irfjari i
1iWcedkS4nVbimm;raU willAseVf6'
that he la protected in the en joyment of
i if mi
v prove Garfield's corruebmpWtyJln
tha-ffitnraing.boarda.frauds iu Louis-
Indlanapoli Journal, and the opp
tunity t6 respdnd Vas afforded G
Hendricks at anass - meeting at
dlanapohs.; The accusatiqinr geligW3ualolr -,y-'fitii9 taiiisflo'd 10 Greenbackers.' ,fy : rl vr
Garfield te repeated with
4t4
beneficiary ot tn'frWkwVa &
i .v i . . . . r - "t
; ;a iurns, and his statement la heeyl
' dep&'Xr fe jboJcynpifam
he JL disinterested fitness Jie Jjui
: :
TnIa pllif ul - wail ; comes 3 from that
i I nrnfl ierata and mendacious fi!et
south of PennsylYJinja axfeaueiaai
i- Washington Republican :.
ription Rn4 emaunen.for theH
fjc 1 1 4 a cmr UrnJ hay already
r
wiU furnish its quota pi piug-ugnej for
colonization purposes in, woosierf
Kfatj., Kn will other portions or -ait
Xiamanpv ; xn
terrnmea to-' cciomza h , Ferfki fnWif ,51i;lf7 JtT
f mm t.h a other States.
possiDie, to
secure the election of Landers in.Octo
ber, and It bl A XVafl-jpu Uifcitl fc
that State to be on guard tcprtvent
' 'ialir EtsJinSrxiilliona It apnirs In
cclcnizin-j negroes; IfU.tr -3 Staf tboT
it ts cf Tri-iinf ccr : j i ataerJic Ihi
:, : "y
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Everitt, the youthful and handsome
man of the Big 8 combination and :ad-
Vanceage&t f the sh0wasiajton
yesceraay mrom jcp acuu . swauwu
wnere hesappearsf ito-dajr as "aim
Smasher" if ti&.'TautfiiaDie, icLenuc'
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A practical Joke.
That is stirring news we print this
morniniy from the doubtful State . of
ndtbeTpivotal State of Indiana. I
being waged in these Statesand, every
bit of news from that quarter isTBerly
consumed. We cannot help ihMiiis
so one-sided this morning. We would
not help it if we could. A Democratic
victory in Ohio in October ought J be
as ..certain . as. . Hancock's election in
November. About Indiana we have
no apprehensions whatever. As a mat
ter of pride it would please us to see
T&tS
11 1 1 11 1 1 1 ii
t ! 1 I ' fl f ?j
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,u a aegree 01 ic
ejrree or tnsoucu
absolutely refreshing, the Indianapolis
Journal says:
f "About aH tli9fM -progress made iajj
der the so-called 'carpet-bag govern
ments. Since the restoration of the
Democrats to power the South has re-
ss-ffif iTromdWJir aTP13eCim1Tm tnie
prpgrcBoy1 mbaa w .
From a Radical standpoint this may
be true, but as a matter of fact there
isn't aetata in, autU.totast jfj
duced its debt and doubled its wealth
since the robbers of" the carpet-bajf re-'
gime were driven out. If levying crush-
in? taxes.jilundeririELtreasurie3.xaabe
said to b'progresi, tlen thecapei-bag-
and teaching.
,1 1 1 .-.
Attorney-General Kenan explains the
landlordWitenant act :LXChe
MibaisedbvHQel
tref677'hicnifer
contract between the parties should be
in writing. This was amended by the
Democratic Legislature; making itrs-
cretionary with the parties whether the
contract be written or verbal. The Re
publican Legislature changed blawt,
making the rent payable in money. "The
fUfemcAticf$frty 'aetid tyh iaw so
as fo make it optional with the con
tracting parties to pay money or part
of the crop. Both parties have made it
punishable at law to violate this con
tfact TO; .make it punishable here
must be' ip tent tp defaiul, gm thipin-j
lent amounting to larceny.
Now, Buxton and Barringer know
this to be true, and when they assert to
jthe cpntary tjfey jeliratyiy l'e.
One aspect of the Arkansas election
will be a sore disappointment to the
South-hating portion of the-Republican
Rarty.iThe , defeat, of, . the .Fishback
amendment which means atf emphatic
i rotest against repudiation will sorely
drels who are eternally piping Southern
dishonesty. The riMack amendment
proposed to add to the State constitu
001 certain., o-ftsta&linglnfyrovemenf
bonds. Senator Garland jut himself at
the head of the debt-paying party, and
ably wan$aehe f dtiillc
honestyV fcenteigtba tfetatead
received consideration for these bonds,
whichjtheref oretCould not be equitably
repudiated, ana that these bonds were
not to be classed with the fraudulent
county .bonds; UsueA under icarpet-bag1-ger
misrule, for which no public value
was received. The result is the collapse
o$ the) Ihib4ckmend$en3 nlaii
county alone giving a majority of "2,000
against it, and it . is one of the largest
Cabell and S to rail Opea the Congrek-
Danvlile News, Sept 8.
A large Crowd wras at Rockv Mount
yestedayto' hear -MajD-iriielTCbLCa-bell,
Col. StovaU and Mr. B. A. Davis.
otn tr to
support,. Uarhf.lfl, whea it -was well
aiftahis cbfiiiection as JM
Sfcovall, of Halifax!
ixfelielnUiJatedthai
coi. caoeii was pnvy
to . the matter.
col caheir interrupted the speaker ; by
courtexrasiy disclaiming arit coifntectfon
with the matter, and said that he had
wwafcSFareweni PAPJJciy once.
him right before the people, stating at
me same time. buai. ne was nor. roanon.
Siblftofljrliitywsia&fsaidf
standing close enough laid his hands
uppnrCpL Cabell s arm. It is more than
f-plabthat'no'
n tififfi S3 clMise pihibltiiM' We EeSJslaTl
tue tjorn maKingnypivisto'fl tor I
paying'elther the iateresifo prfoqipaif
i i j r
StotpSWne?pa3
enlatkf a retort 4hAt4ie Vh
ttUficiilSwkTdihayeTlitia -The sam'ei
L had, tit
Radical' naffledV Wsdn. . wHond
iy a scene or . confusion ensued, pistols
were arawn. nowie knives flmiria
uuuvi iumi Aua - enoubs-an
wild
MraUbelLneplifi3!W thkriU;
ot"-" - ujaju . vui. otovan, some say
reversed it end .used it witrrtAllinor of.
fextunSi hkJngTilap
gasnes; from-which the blood flowed
yUaf tiMai Djwielei ter makinz so
far for-.
mianre-
1 sui-" auj: we ume, tnat some
ajtwtnaroiaed-f fenwiim his ciutcb.
also lost his hat, but not a
esence ouziiaa for vhikh
isnedwfEBe la
wmie restored order.
Colonels Cabell
M m r4 U&An.11 . -
ins nurts nemor va
I, but not
datigerbukXi itVMSSti I
fusely, but after a bath, he returned to
i-tr.-..yrrt'rsri"
great credit . We hear that CoL Stavall
'A
aALVEST-TNreptrTnber w4 t-V rfn
sherif Geo. Gl
ri "r
r ri mfjm WVoa i wtth APbair,. elected, Stateflfficera aiv yeniifliit.
iT":. . I ?5? aiarmeiee' eusueinW Bpubffist Avt y ,5 '
Ttte
wait or. inai i
- f a .ma a
rkelis tiia41
vv (ceisiaftkr
Tha 1:
OABFIELP CONVICTTED.
GoTIIendriiksrAVe Corrupt
tndianapolisVourna2-oLtalned an edi
torial review of a speech delivered at
Marion, ma., Dy ex-uovernor iien
dricks; in which General Garfield was
charged, with fraud In-preparing- the
Presidential electrnrcaseitfev'Uf
leans, ta-lSTOrfo b4s p4ftyannaklngi
n nTofcnf wl CTamin a tinn. nf-i tLatWash-
lnfftonrIn the Bpeech Mr. Hendricks
said hM cpnsidered himrmore responsi
bll t or the ETeal feSfrVan the Ameri-
arf' ballotribdff anyother living roJUK'
In commenting urrcne speecn ihe jeur
not, which is the State organ of the Re-
... J M J. ? 1
puDiicans, saia 11 luis, cuargo
against Mr. Garfield could be substan
tiated Mr. Garfield would be disgraced t
unless Mr. Hendricks can prove thii
charcre he is disgraced. Last night the
Democrats held a mass meeting in the
Indianapolis Wigwam, which wa;tQ
hareT)een!aaaressed by John vv. snaw
fcnlof M)jt editor of the New I York1
Buffruffffl, bdt he consented to give Mh'
iienariCKS an opporiunuy u repiy xo
the Journal, and merely made a few re?
marks himself at the close of the hieW
Referring to the Journals edttoriai
Mr. Hendricks said that if he did" not
riJfeTeW33irf his charge h
field; but if he did, the JournaT own
admission would make him a disgraced'
man. He recounted the circumstances
that ledjto, General GarfieWfc visit to
New Orleans, and. according to rbpOTts
to'the Democratic1 press, proved by
flarfialH'a mx'n fitafjamanta tThoti hu rtfrfrw.
pied an inner room of the Custom House
examining affidavits and by additional
interrogations filling them out to , suit
the requirements of the Returning;
Board. The testimony before the-Con-;
gressional committee and that of Emily
Mfre-wre-'q notes to- snow that he
doctored witnesses and enlarged or cut
cress me '"movement to eo
returns in the Louisiana case ana then
after coming back from thore saying:
that it could not be done in justice
the people. Mr. Hendricks called vm
the audience to say whether he had not
i i 3 .
nioveu ins asseruons ana vindicated
Taimos)unaniraous tnane-naa.-p
SECRETARY SHERMAN IN REPLY.
On his way here from Cincinnati tills
morning secretary Sherman read a te
port of the meeting and determined tof.
answer it, and to-night in the Grand1
Opera nouse he took up the speech of
Mr. Henprcks. lie said 1 '
i vynue on mti nrar aiere; in the ears
thistoorriing Piiotioed ia the Cincin
nati Enquirer extracts of what pur
ported to be a speech made bv Gover
nor Hendricks last evening at Indian
auplisc in which he is reported to have
saW : "I i saif that Garfield went to
New Orleans immediately after' the
election four years ago; that he uartici
patedinthe manipulatincr of theevi
dence and in prepiiring the case for' the
returning board, aha that upon the
evidence which he and others'pTfcpared,
the returning board made returns
against the men that were elected--and
for the men that were not elected.
Now I was present with General Gar
field at New Orleans on. the occasion.
referred to, .and I, wiyynpje kaflwledge1
or tne facts tnan governor Hendricks.
deny-that the returning boardmade re
yturnijap:ain$t the taeit-whQ vere elect-
ea ana ior tne men wnp wereot eiecr
ea. tiut, on the contrary the return
iag b$ad, in Vpursuaflce ff tbe! plalfr
provision of the law of Louisiana, did
reject from the election returns those
from parishes and districts that were
jfcdhtrpHed by fraud and violence, and
lnJdUig.so did their plain duty, in strict
accordance with the law.
Sherman's Detente of Garfield.
New York Herald EdltorliL
. , The Shermans were always an impul
sive race; we suspect'the secretary will
see presently that he has gone too far.
The less the Republicans say in praise
or Justification of the Louisiana retdrnP
ing board the better for them.. Mr.
Sherman has persistently stood by those
shameless swindlers: by tot) means to
his pwn:credit fend iu .amTisingt to see
fcl.l Heridriicfc I has i noW f
a GbnfrplttlwMcliT
It is continued, to )dam- f
is pretty sui
age tne rvepuDiicans. xt is not prnaenx
for them to help retite the infatrious"
story of the Louisiana returning board.'
Bnt eten his opponents must admire
the secretary's readiness to stand by
returning board friends. He has never
failed them from the time he returned1
to' Washington ' Ltrdm Hew Orleans.
There was at that time an amusing
story current of his zeal. He remarked
to a very eminent citizen of Washing
ton, "Sir, the members of the returning
Minim am r.iniitiiiinu , fciir. uuum-i
an nnipjtr. oar n im
i honeffiftrbir "Hold oh,'hpld;
ijsm
dressing, "hold on. Sherman r you rri
compare them with yourself, but' you1
can't let you do that" But this onir
rsnpwstnauas Mrs. jjiaiaprop jemarK
i . -m r - i i ;
leal "CdflatntirisQflsvaM ftdo
rasfat
x - m . . 9
WiiiTEvRivEiu-JtrVtnoN. SeptembeT
9. The returns from 220 towns leaving J
JI to hear from. lritearFarnham. Rdnldbi
Of. 2672. a
yembcrUic
Joice 7,067 majority.
aii vue secona ais-
trict, 92 towns gave - Tyler 8,445 ink-
KTXr T I Third Mfi4ijtV. frtWt
crave Grant 481 majoritt.therel are
iRiCHMO.lirDSeDt. 7-Yesterday'a
first Jiilla down their evidence to suit mis plans;
I -a rs I I 1M W I mw jLtwm 1 I VUS 1 K f 1 W I n 1 A Ilia
Teress The fcioiemenc
notis.T'
. ttepttbucan jram or; 2941"
teitf' of Sltt:Tn! 'the first
belfh thdistxlctXp towns to -be
anLrjam. Xbe exi legislature imil
ernoi Rosrell iF-roham
ucer John A.raee. Ai
reaw-I-Charles H. Joyce.
, j ii. James M.Tvier.
. . i IILiiWmianf 1W. fircftJ
riKia 'is Ihe ereasufer.Jbyte:
vo.-wp' . -
ana Tyler are members of the preseni
Hofasf iiCrrdrftf ir&f iuced Bradley
Barlow; who was elected as a Republi
can Greenbacker. . - ! -iif l
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A It .500,00a Wimm Me MtV Yote , J
, Sept 9. -A fire broke.'
out abouV
light on the north side
aitanlrattaH market 'which occupies
the block from 'Eleventh Avenus to
orth Bivrjarii; ltwt rfH'i
35ti sti-ros; ;Tt I -ix y-VeatJie
"sii
ers,
and . spread rapidly.
1 building was soon wrapped in flaeaYi
Trej
cklCfaii
large nay estaDiisnment or t. Ji-Ciartnatjas b'de
rasoutasiacpi:
Ber' surround
jtreet and a num-4
stores and Ilav
Market Hotel 1
re and were blazing
ne loss is estima-
he market and hatr
s rif.ririoizin3 r-r,ana ninety
XL 'L. ar- CI 1-3 UU-5C iat i ta:
road rrra Durneo. xna stands m uie
r2', we"3 owned by soas sixty pery
r ... : rT rr.3, wheca czzz3 rate frcn
;' it-.' Tr-'v. JToi''ir'""1. T Y
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OHIO Alt D INDIANA. . - -
Cbeeiing' Intelligence from, tne Tsvo
;', t- f; Octortate;'-':fet.
Teere HATrTF.?TwTij SeDL 8.-Senator
Yoorhees is inost; enthnsiastic jn .the'
cause and he predicts the largest Demo'
cratic majority ever given in the State.
ne lears mat the appalling frauds con
templated bv the "KftDublicana mav re
duce the:maioritT. .but- he-intends to
-devote hia enercTpa.to expose and nun-;
UahlhelBeilic criminals -who, are
ng to pouutethe baU.oWwxo
Democratic enthusiasm in this section
oz tne btateaasnever been equaled and
large masses of i Republicans are daily
comme over to theBucDort of the Demo
cratic .ticJteVj English, ; is,very strong ;
turn is airecxinff tne 'contest witn srreat
sWUafidLandei'is aliet on the
fltumpl atid will sweepth State In Oo
tober by 20.0tX) ' The irrossest Renubli-
caft frauds will be attemptedi! but they
wri not ;uceeean!But fr tne-1 rauas
we- hate to buttle Hcrainst tha Demo
cratic majority would be ),000.
l-vDiitrMB'DS. OniOiSeut.6. Gaiheld is
adead' weight; The only hope of the
ltepuDnean leaders-ot the State is in the
most bewildfirinV frauds and thev wflr
'be fcttelnttMl'. Ir TWl 'titinlfj buU thev
f Wr hiot defeat 'the Democratfci State
tiCket.in October; f Olijawtll settle Garf
field's; presidential liepes.at the- State
eljtt6i!i ihmn ivn -i 't
iiiTSCim(ATi. '0-tBeil: 'STliel Ger-
mant'hRve ,;kll 1S arpaved3 'thtimselves
Ugairis Garfield, arid the1 citWilJ give
the :JJemocrats 000 mawnty in October
ana elect both the congressmep.! gigan
tic Republican frauds are beinff tilannd
nera' and elsewhere in the- Statp, and
that is the only danger the Democrats
have te5 meet Gittf us; tl'lioHest elec
tion and Ohio will beDemdetatie.! .''.
Men ton, O., SeptiS. Tbef0! is-' no' en
thusiasm for Garfield ttmontk his neigh
bors;; 'He has been irnpopiila? here ley er"
sincje tue ureai t Mobiner exposure ana
hV will Hot noil ahythfrir like Ms partv
vot rior.- The1 most 1 terrible frauds'
hate been "detected on- the; Republican,
side in the. Western Reserte, but they
will-be exposed hud' thev wilt1 not save
iGariBelfTOm a most htimiliatiiifirdef e at
'Putffo-wij Ohio as teitaln 'fot Hancock,
f WBtasitsiti'- VASepti 8.hef
DemocratslarerthOrbulti -united and
eVithusiasticin thisState aHdtheeptib -
licasB1 tor 'demoralizedlshd 6elessli
xvcpuuiicarre: uuu inrr win itjr in ineir
pttiTabse'.AB rhotfest election 111 give
the Detlieerats'lSyOOO WajeHfjCy : J;.
Walogton post t ; "n -
' Senator Wallace says Ilaucotk;
eari7Fennsylvania. j "
wil
Coionel John 0;Thompson hesitates
not to assort '! that eleven Democratic
o: g eismaa will be returned from
Ohio -afr the coming election. -
j.MrEngH8h predicts ? a DeiiKxifatic
majotltv of 15.000 in Indiana.
CoBccressmam Ellis announces that
: ianoucK ; iwiu nav7 VwO - nra jon t- in
' Governor Matthews stales -4c ' jb his
deliberate opinidu time UKt Virginia
wtll 'fiiirei Haheock a; 'Majority df
General Benjamin P. 'Butler ' tliinks
the Domocrats ean easily elect four con
gressman itv Massachusetts.
: Senator Farley foresees a majority
or lULOWior iiancocrin uaiirornia
! No well informed Democrat expects
to carry Maine nex t Moiidav.
Arkansas elested the' Democratic
State ticket yesterday by an immense
majority. : '
Vermont will hold an election to-day;
ana wiiiKOitepubiican. -
Hancock will be elected in November
by a popular majority of 500,000.
, Death in tbe TIine.
London. Sept 9. It now seems that
the dead in the Seaham mine numbers
between 130 and 140. There are sonte
corpses in theJower- seams-which are
supposed to-belying a: mile -from the
Shaft , The air there is so foul that it
is thought to be impossible that any can
have survived 1
Thet exploration of 'the Seaham mine
was continued throughout' the' night
The,, statement in the dispatch from-'
Seaham last night was that 18 men had
been recovered alive is new confirmed.
The number of men in the pit is still
uncertain, but 250 lamps : werfir given'
out Tuesday night No . hope is lenter
tained for those in the mina The fires
were discovered in the minedUring the
night: -and. extinguished, ,very effort'
is nop being: made to clear , the $haft
lumber ouiand get Uiecogs Atiwork; "
1 I 1 il I ill mm I I' lBMH ' 1' " i
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:si :t! .fi ii a j i -ini.i-.i .,! .
AOBKISTOWN, kSfipt. 7-To-Dlgllt tfte
; rooms of tne iJemocrauc -Aiociation
j were f rowdea with ? iiemocratic 1 and
ltepubucaa Germans, who were address
ed'in German Jby. iAiKneuleui of the
Mauerd Rrennd,, and C. FPluBmacher;
t.ww (Xears agoaeaaer oi. in ureenDRCK
elemeoti.iHi. Montgomery county. Mr.
JCneule astated that the only . German
iRepubiican daily .paper in, : ClncinnatU,
Aoen4rPoi' declared against Garfield
ilast weeJc . While.. Mr.. Kneule was
speaking Mr. Louisi-icharfl, proprietor
of the Jarira terra-cotta morktulftvr
Lorristown and a liiVloruj Repilican,
entereja. , uo was greeted rwiaijappiause.
WhenMr. Jvueule eeased Mr Scharff
was iutroduioed And received with i trtv
memuaaiapplattse He spoke amid'
cheers. .r-.ui
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h'.nHiilJU -Aim V.l'i i'Wi'Wulii it I
.IkJ-'jim. I I'll-a i.tftit.-t
can , cpriyentiqns in.thjs the third Con".
I eiession strict have t nominated C. H.
KH-iaxTiominated for
iteeumicana;Qf the
aeviniAnth matnof. . ,' . ..... ..
4, -JL CTsm .ptembei; p4TK0
n-.'.TTTrwT',r wei mtfmm -- j - i v : .
1 ApuDiican convention or vv a
jtwpuDucan coweT40ja;wat
rashipn;
titt Afios4ivrenft ,rftr
ejkeate;
,11 Till i. 4
inprviLigepE lc?The trial of Jat;
i!janrett eiolasirnmt The ti
was Hvento tlirmrr at5 Wo'clpclc I
and at lO'o'cWv thA mrtnfh ourt 4
uLiouuni au aii-Rii'.r in vihhf i ii i,
IWa'ttotioof tanewi
tourtnxM UMnmturdaV hi3jr.t to1, heaf
thd-itTgrttmentcoutise
trial la refused the case will ti& Cakento
the Ootfrtof ''Appeals -drl exejeptfon'ttf
Tire Storm a RswfXerkd
rerjsbtere rforttteast 4tifrfn: along th6,
-tQ -itif wr4V' tT?iT!nfla '.STJllifiri and
&eanri!znL one AracK casAwca wiuu.
- YVft
awa1
ve-
4
U 3 xclaroeriocraus wi
-rrat . ill COma:-jUtfor tl 3 f
ifcwJt" electors .and Ccngressiona
tic!rtt-xri - r-tri Vszzllzm tra pc ?
y suSptmdmr' alP wwer-xrirai ; e.
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fe?- - . , 'sujttLv--- c
Andourrtock,nowtelngreceJr
GAITERS, tc, &c and QENrS' HAND-MAI)!!, and
caanot be surpassed
)dte -ffKd iiTjBatr, st
goasM(I IreA l tpXea, warranted every pair
"" r - - .-.'-.-'! :-'''
fteekl fiSAf:
1, '
septl- I TtobSn'- ;sfbf! ' f
T l" The Scalp Hunters. " f
' NbW Qi$Jtim &tilz-& special
fronlTMemsseW Mexltcl the Gal
veston News, in reporting a recent tuV
tack on the mail stage by, the .Indian
stites.that ."vTlctdrias aJitic8
all the trouble on the. Rjk Gindel ()
the afternoon of the 6th his acout
"jumped", a coac;i3,iniles east of Fort
Gummn'gs force of
eoo men is stationea, ana iuea a.. t.
Mutlden, Isaac Roberts and Ale. Le
beaikiuTlfeiBute4itate were
scattered! oiThessavagesi then ' attacked
afe0pjpanyrbfeavilry,'-kilHf sol
dier and wounding several. Gen.iBuell
puslied ferward i hia jientire' f oo mm an d
and ffaed-tWe' Indians abot4 o'clock.
.GenfiDudley war coming - rip ' with his
p i i T , . . m
lnxantry wueu tue courier leius Ajue
saves.remMaacatero,ja5peace reserj
vation. on the 4th of Aueust entered
'Xullenoia'canon and kUledi miner
.nameoasjojdonand-4droe pff con-
8ideraoie stock, untne 5th,toey iwere
attacked near Tulle Rosa and x were
ui )-j-T,i: 6EPTEMBEB 9, 1880: 1 v '
$AirijfcoKSOatq hlgner; Sogfcern lT4ai. Wes
tern white 4Ia42,do i mliedS9a40 Eenngrl
ifania 40a4U Pro-rtalOM flniii.p 6w 1660;
OoUc , rneate--loo8e r, shoulders . 6aQ, clear rib
wider 'Ste,. ditto pad6l9iA;"opon shoulders
1, ileaTaldei lOyhains 12afS.a Lard re-
lUolfi . Qtiivn. ,twuu,. A win T i
i
eagtf 8rMng4iA baflOstobei.
ben; No.; 8 do-tm -tomacaai tiK
October, 41A& tNoyember. ,aatw
Pork acuta af lT-SOaTB. tardBni
LardHrmat7.8fl8a.00
Bulk meats steady f slxwiders'"i5;50i
snort tiDs
short clear &75. . tWlal&lcey Bteadjy- t
: CtoiciJniA'ii-KouT- actlvef !kmll; l50a4.0,'
Iancj 6.00a5.75. : Wheat troog: No. 2 red winter
94a95, No. 2 amber 91a92. Corn strong, No. 2
mixed 40c. Oats strong: No. 2 mixed 53a4. Pork
dull at" 1 6.25. ' ' Lard flrra - at 7.95a8.00. Bulk
meate acttTe; :shoolders 6.75; xleat Jibs 8.87;
baoon strong; sbonlem 07Vk rlbs sides
0.871A. Whiskey steady at 1.12. sugar steady iards
lllalllAr New Orleans "Hogs steady; com
mon4.00a4.85. light 4.70a5.00; paeklng 4.80a
obuherf 5285. ,q o, i! i .
ii N4v TOTta-rSoxitliSiit floor Bteao; cotnmoir tot
fair extia4.60aS.2aeood to ehoiea do &254fffin.'
Wheat .elosejdrneaT7,fungraded winter -red 86a
l.(JleW::veJ'imfraiJed 'Jtfila8"m. Oats
steady at 4I" forNa 8.i Coil quTaio-tti
earrt-!,-! Sugar dujl; metsaesisnga Affair to
good TCftrdsa ,7a7. prune. ,8; . refined quiet;
standard ATOaiA, Molasses1 4oM; Porto Rico
b, new WMans40a70. Biee steady xxroiiaa 6aT,
Wool steadyr tdomesUo jSeeee 86a48,
Dulled 20a45. unwashed lBaS&Ti
isasz. jfura
rft.85. short
dull at 16.00i middles firm; long el
eiear tone ana snon w a-lo.
86a8.87TFreightB firm
COTTON. :.
Lard weak at
Galyhstom Easy; mid'ng 10?' low' middling
10V4; good ordinary 9; net reCU, 2,883; gross
aaies l.o&os stock 13.78a: exDorts ooastvlse
T Great Britain .
Nobtolk Steady; middling lie; net receipts
1 gross ' : stock ,357; exports coastwise
1 ,698; sales 120 exports to Great Britain .
BALiRy41et mMdllng llc;iow mlddl'g
10; good ordla'y 10 8-16 net receipts-'-; gross
118; sales 850; stock 1 ,634; exports.; coastwise
40; spinners ; exports to Great. BrUaia 221;
to Continent '
Bobtoh Steady; middling 12c; " low middling
llfec; good ord'y 10V,c; net receipts 119; gross
119; sales ; stock 3,964; exports to Great
Britain 165. ' j..,; i-;!u. , TV
WnjinsaTOK EUrrn; mlddUng, 10c; low? mid
dling good 10 3-1 6cj' ordinary ; recelpU 808;
gross- ; sales ; stock -2,308; exports eoast-wlsew-.
( ; .A.
, BHn.AoaT.pmA-rirm; middling 128.? low
middling llifec; good ordinary 10c; net receipts
81: cross 150; sales 559; iplnaers 442: stock
8,673; exports to Great Britain W -.
8 at AirarAi Pfnn ; s mfd. i0S4r low" 'mlddllna
lOicj i TTOOd : ordinary 9;- et receipts 2,283;
gross 2.784; sales 8,S00t stock 2 U547 ;xp. coast
wise 26 U pontmentj-;., j , . . .. ,y , ! (
flaw RLaAirsflmV' jnld. '11c;' low jnid
dltng ' lulAr good'oroSt?01 ' recerptB 86i
gross l,83ralos 200V etoek 8.7fi9.f exports
Great Britain; s cDa$twlsa.rrt! eoutioent rn ;
McjuiTimu middlmgUOJAcJiJow middling
lOVb: itood ordlnarr. : net rec6tnts,)1.04r; xnwa
sales 250; stock 8,721 ; exports coastwise 9d8rt
Great Britain J - ''' i-iKi : t -'rtn
JDdbtt;tWldTlnrilr: lO'fter ';ce1pts'
ADJTA--nTnimiaaxnigtiuwit?'-ww! mia
lei;
l dllrof lHips..
'inodordmarr 10e.-riM
mail tk!
tf f A.V A VAAA-
83Ar Novem-
h tcash. 41
Mk-ei
aUM.lQtt., s ordlrIarj;iqiA6Ail JWOj
shlpmento j sales 721 , , j
'ii-inrm: mfdlmff ifei W mit
rmtrecelpts'r'.
f rA!
salea 2,000: Stock ?77Trexpons
coastwUe200;GreatRrttaln5,80U onr.i
Nxw ,Yohx Cotton steady;; sales. 816. midd'g
(4U14Uiaa I 4. 4-r-lUi U14WIUB 14. U-fU, iiu. uy.iJ w
; gross : oonsolWated set receipts,' 11.19(
riorto GtBrttom 8.152: coottDtrxt -- ; k '
. LrraiXK)NoHot! steady rmidm
lands 1 7 lrlKd:. -middling, .orieans 7Vt! sales.
10,000, speculation and ; export 2,000;, rertrpJa
8,850, ATOerl2.2TJ0: 'TJpfaiid
8,850, American 2,OT0. uplands
clauses September delwrr '7 r-82d
siBoer ana
October 6 ltKJ2d October, and Idorem
ni2;
Jiovember and ijorember
FeJraaj j.and II
larch
4J.44 OOW9 Wi 4U1U1KIU t - f
Uplands low middling clariserOctoberdeliTei
1 U-R'2d. JSoveader and Decembei 85-16L-:
les.
a
berand January 6 9$2d ua) and Kebrte
MfidTlTebroary andTMarpliff Ud4LTMarc
April6d: Jrutares quiet. "' ' -"
., -Tlwl:,- Mil' . -'j I it IK: a U ."10
ItW oatlNiiViir 'osediWi''t-daife 78,-
00Q,!iii dt'i lfUf u.li; U yi'i'(fti r
tefteaibev. iUut. i J .' i.a iUUJLjiil Tt2fa.26
, October. 4. 4 . , ri im I 4$ila82
SSef:.
Jsnuary
.?.u..rf.t.l-v.fiu5:y 140.f8ba.8i
,.w..S;10i93a.94
Alarca.,-,. M i, .
i tts s,t-r 'iiiw(
f "".VitViiiiViai
la.23
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iWJL4.- WXi'vAflS 'kltniriilQlW.
ovemriwhteTlule1'neW s '4.02. jt oor and
roartod.lOwpercenu AriiMia, ;atai
,ponuflnvinnpv)j(,j, ,; 4; m -m jxttwi
Naw. ToBaStoeU(dbsei ftretratafe: vv-
i New. Tottt Centraljw-ii. all ...Jii'! il.32
IfeahTflle toifChattanoort Ji. . MnHif 1 69
A LoalsviUe aDdNasnjllla..fa.ll. io n w'a 1-44
Rock Island; itJ J4 as. J. ffralll7Mi
item Union,.. .
aroaCIassA.2.
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hncw.t tfr tftarEmMN Antr.JtAl J
. T A J A
".3 1 1 tfu tf CtJtttMrTm Septombet 10 1 880. 1
h Tne maraec yenaroay momv " ' 1
Good IflddllngJ. Ul iul ii JaSwJC a .da ih . 1 1 0
Btrklow mlddlfngw.,..i..- n .
Low nnddlinxi t 4"i?. v... J ilOlA
lii 4 1 T - AV iLimi l-4iU:Lrtf 111 iliIHI ' '
HSf
1
i prlvili
JO, Hotels and rtlne Honses.1Restauran
WMia and !toiwa, Itu. and Confectlonerlesn
rrttOi eryr at th Engs ilountain Cetratloa
MM
onio teUo trotaii of tml? HesC.
troca tmrposw-tt id, :rfn-si
i"onre? oisibli t " s '"
reentf -otTK
M" 1 ' ' ' r v' :i l.-ntv.-.,rrt I
Da
1
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T-iv .3 "cy rme-
; WE;BAVE; TAKEN JSPEOIAAjteVil,
OJf; TSS; tJOJIXTH IN THE'CltY
Vv h,s- X--.
complete. Oar sto&k
tfACHfNX-H ATD1S GOODS, BOOTS, CON(iRES3
of them, ajidMD oejl jSfiem at prices as low is tne'same class of goods
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(tWufftcture a Desirable Lfne of Heating and Cooking Stoves,
Including the Renowned
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The nsostT pertect in operation, attractive
Do not buy until1 you have
For sal
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AND- SURROUNDING COUNTRY
of LADIlt3 flMK BUTTON BOOTS CONOiiEsi
XSAlTEIB AVTand ENfiT law tto t .
great rariety and of the beat o-iaiit, w
cart be bought anrwhere. Ouf
call'
FT 4. 1 .
.Trade Street, under Central Hotel.
BURGESS NICHOLS,
waoleaale and Retail Sealer la
ALL KINDS Of
A Mil LOT 0
Cheap Bedsteads,
AND LOUNGES,
Parlor & Chamber Suits.
OOmNS Of ALL KINDS ON RAND.
OTLadlM- and ! Grjattojnea'f Borlal
Robet t fine gupplj.
HO. 5 WIST TRADE STREET.
CHARLOTTE, N. Q
HUE.
Combination of boneset and othsr fin. taalam
wlthartneOT.nrHV'TTTr.iTTr mm. : "
whlsklea wi p1 Tfh k . . Tf -1 ATOm ounarge stock orpnre,
wS KK9 5S81. 'or this purpose. Our tonic MUSf BE
F iria Var.rrK.,.:: "a' "".H"3 "--"w preienses. xor oys-
ioria
1 VHTrTXt'"1111' JZ. 'eemenessor Delicate Women. Th
wostratlon! of overworked clerormBn nt Phn.n. ,,i
laimH. iT.i. viciujmeu ana rnyaicians, tn morbid
itfaSS Bronchial Weakness. .
I COAj.IBERSBROWvrioirtsyifT Ry,
Founders," BaltiiTTore, Md.
in appearance, and imequaJtd for durability
seen it
aug 18 52t
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GENUINE
Aeknawledeed by eminent Physicians and the
Public to be the XDNLT REAL Remedy for Malaria,
Chill-Fever, Dyspepsia, Children's Diseases, Liver
Complaint, eta, If you get the genuine not else.
P? ice, for Genuine Holman's Pads, $2. Sold bj
.Drogglsta, or mailed, postpaid Write for free
treatise. HOLMAN PAD CO., NEW T08K,
ang22deod?w3m
Newspaper For Sale.
A weekly Democratic newspaper, In a neighbor
ing town, on account or the pressure of other busi
ness on the present editors and proprietors, is of.
fared for aale, either In whole or In part The pa
per is well established, in a thriving town, with fine
business nrosnects: and has a business now that
.would return a very fair remuneration to one who
coHia asiena to iu very accomodating terms will
be given. Refer by permission .to Col. Chas. K.
Jones, of CjLusbcfrzK Obsebtkb. Anyappll
eatlons for purchase should be accompanied with
references, and may be addressed to "G," Chaj
otte, N. C. ,
July9 dawtf. "
AGENTS WANTED FOR
tksTST SHELLING BOOK OF THS A(iE,
THE
Fodndatioits1 of Success,
BUSINESS AND SOCIATi JjMIMS
rThe laws' Df trade, letral form i, 'liow tr transact
imslness, valuable tables, -sootaiettrqiK-tte, Parlia
mentary usage, bow to conduct "public business; In
factltlsacomp'eteOUinH TO SUCCKSS fr nil
CtSBsesr ' ATamny necesslryr" Address, for circular
and special terms, y A
ANCHOR FffBLlSRlNG CO., Atlaiiui. .
July 21 dw 2m
The best Practical
ool for the time U
Moore's Business University,
Atlanta, Ga. C-$100 covers total expenses for
three months. Send for illustrated Circular.
ug'20-wl2w - f ;
TO MINE OWNERS.
sportlyCaTOllna Gold Mfrrmg and Reduction
X tmpany-having completed their Chlorinating
workAnear Salisbury trepfepared to enter Into ne
gotiations with mine owners for the purchase of
lUlphuret ores 01 worn, to appucaiions. aocinn-
iedT)y averagtf sanlpIO for examlniiuoii aim
say.T? romps ittenuen win to two.
tlmi will be nalii
vii4 rn-s,,
llsbury, N. G
.WANTED,
BY a young man, well Meommeodott-aative of
Iredell county, a sit nation: as salesman lu
some bosiriel443usla ChariottevAddre8S
aug6 OBSXRTER.
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