North Carolina Newspapers

- . , C11AS. R JOKES, Editor Proprietor Yi&itKBib'if m' FoOT-Cmc a Charts, ;c2as 8xooirfrCLis9 Arret " THURSDAY, OCTOBER :2ft 1880: I NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK,. Of Fennsylvania. 'tJ FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, WILLIAM H. ENGLISH, Of Indiana. STATE DEMOCRATO TICKET. Fob Gotkbhgb Thomas J. Jarrls. Fb Likctknant Gotxbnob James L. Robinson. For Skcrstabt or Statb William L. Saunders. Fob Attornkt Gsnxral Thomas s. Kenan. Fob State Tbxasubbr John M. Worth. Fob Auditor W. P. Roberts. Fob Butt. Public 1n3Tructiok-J.C. Scarborough. Elxctors fob thk Statk at Large James Madi son Leach and Fablus H. Bus bee. Fob Congress Clement Dowd. . CODmJfflOCBillC. JICKH. ""FoTBxSBiT--JniaBtpad Burwel). ; FQtfTlS flaOBS OF RtPBKjfTITITasA- Fob Trbascbkb John A. Young. Fob hBorsTKR or Dkkd& Wm. Maxwell Fob Coroner W. N. Alexander. Fob Subvktob M. D. L Blggers. Oub Plattorm. "T6-rigM-iflricd 9y fwr it hMbeaa corpus, the liberty of the press, the freedom of speech, the natural rights of persons, and the rights f property, must be preserved." ILuicock. THE CAMPAIGN. The American people are nearing the end of a political campaign for the presidency of this great country, which for bitterness on both sides has scarcely been excelled in the history of the CQUtifry; The election of 187S resulted in the triumphant victory of the Demo- cratic Efwiy, by a majority pf mere than aquatler f a'mflliaa of Vote er rfibr4 than were cast by something more than five such States as . .North . Carolina. vlH iaspfecfes'tfif fctiikery such is was jiever before seen on the American continent, the will of the people was suppressed, and a president inaugurated ahd a-partre-instalted into power that had been repudiated, by. tha. people at the.DaUrAUxvV M . ' : - The- Demoeratic party knowing, that they had & large numerical majority auiuiijj tire' actual "vuters of the country. in the very inception pf vthe campaign, begun an -aggfessive canvass. They noniinfttJ-.ai man. whose personal, in tegrity was spotless, and against whom no charge of corruption could be sue cessfully brought a man who had the confidenJeJoff )tk whole oeple Without regard to party affiliations, except upon purely paFtyueations. Jlis Democracy wasrdf atfat mmihehing' Kind which en deared him to his party and made his political enemies '.fear him.; JJut aside1 from that he was a worthy and respect ed ciizenrjaii honjar. bathrtc himself, and ta'hrsnty,;aslIp'etb, soldier and a statesman in whomthere is no guile. ,His WmiDatioA at' once put the Re publican party on the defensive, be causl tljey had nominated a man at" CfticagOrSvho was i 1st. Charged with haying dabbled in the stock of the Credit Mobilier com pany, from which' he had received a dividend off $329, which he afterward denied but which was proven to the satisfaction of the country by Republi- za. x'laceaTue nepuoncan canaiaaie before the AiiQerich,n people 'as actually guilty of1 perjuryl ' ! ' 3d. In addition to this the Republican candidate actually received fee ' I ii m . I V1W AjuiAiiiimiit.n mi niui iiai.iuu tj i,f i District of Columbia, in Congress. Upon the toftof illMs Uie lepubi can candidate Tor thexTpresident5ytwfif1 on the platform and record of the Re pubUcan party for the past fifteen years yfiarl wl'bVT8s&jratiorfJ the landmarks in the constitution, ana filled with hifcimy juore, unjust towards Netherlands, or ever dyed the annals of Enrlsb:., liisVoranderdrOm well Wl JiflJg'tfttiysV:' trr?'"o- y llifM cmpaigo jf -the ; RepubUcan, party has "been one of defense from the beginning. Fraud, violence, intimida tion, btifeIa)errUpciohy H&v ?C11 beftft injfokefl, to analain the f artip fhr- - tunes "of the Garfieldites, and " so far withouW4f3Juat; F66 teen yejarf Ih! s$44 f rS f jlionwai its lefijfftjfof iyi4fe W to cr by mutual interest, has lorded it over the people, with an lronciraiwhnt tha I ! I II ! I . t '! ' ' . T- z::r7 ftfarted iUj& miohisa w . v.. , v... .v. i cnrjipr or tnft nniin hour of relief appriasthafeanft 5!; , Haiieaftkltyluwiiurciwewrxjfrn . . rvT- . Z, It' Both parttea IH tbmDgtutfcr&yl3g' votes! rMnVSutheTorWiif' f.J?fffiVfTA morA i0nf.oi vofesTmaklng 3$rfflffl$ , ,twel votes of an election. For these twelve i ii i tLTmd OrPmiTiTi4Naviad.-wh5brer4dinoat. certain. e w J ersevt :wmu" .oiecr cept iy WHen-jar; jirw; - didate) ; C)owUfe W9rijmost JUfl UIi-Jm! voa xtrr.uLa tiva t-t :K-li'e The publicatietvf tiesaaiifieitVM oney lookjthecampalgnra and after it Idehiliyb. TSi Gar- proreiuoRuvflu necn: wivvM iiWW THE CHANGE DEMANDED. . The change demanded by theDemorJ oraf irt nart.v isv a Veontini&rice of Coat ; change already igiitt 4fexbiei Victory in 1876. Some of Js iroe wer whole Uepublican party to share the crime of its leaders in stealing the pre sidency, -But thai change, though par-. tiaLrSweut ofTAhe last vestiges of car- nftfcasrrirrcr ahd bayonet rule from the ywuas&ws v nfilled the savine of many millions or dollar? per annum heretofore squander ed by Republican Congresses in need-lftss-fMad extravacant appropriations. . tde-v fiscal WimproVrdence and bfilodering of Repnb- acan party, teaaers. uemocraiMw WtooWtringsathenkUQ? Mpararit laws, Anau tmnc iuu6u I . .. S . V . . . A 1J ies tna? the peopepy merr votes nu decreed. svaVaio smaH part ofVthe. be- Lngji ftifluende thaf haTB made pbsable perityT after ihe Iqaana afflicting pa ralysis'of indilsrieslid f ade chiefly dnfi to thofricomieteacvthe fafee prin ciples andf oul "-practice of the pe- The change thusennntlefl aqd !n- augufated ty the Democratic, party through their representatives in Con gress, has already inspired such confi fidence and just faith in the publiccred it among all classes, bankers; merchan,ts farmers, workingmen and even the trustees of the widow and orphan, that our federal securities have been brought home, and now out of the $1,700,000,000 of interest bearing debt, barely $200, 000,000, probably not much more than $150,000,000, remain held abroad. The greatest financiers and, econo-. tcust8'n Uie United States have; beefy UMleaaejtt or tne jJemocraucpRrtyriios forgetting Alexander Hamilton, whose fame is paling in the light of history and fiscal. science h comparison with ht of Albert (ialh&n,ticretary of tne Treasury under Jefferson and Madison. It was toy a eAacJaUcadmlnistratioii that our successful sub-treasury sjistem was adopted. -It was by a Democratic administration that the national debt was once paid and extinguished. -It was a Republican Congress which created paper debts a legal tehderCoVer-; riding the constitution under an alleged war necessity. It was a Republican Congress which inflated that currency af ter.the war and all pretence of the ne cessities ef-war-weraJrjncr Dast'vf ' lVas aRe'prAjlic.ln Presidenli who' packed the Supreme Court to reverse its. decision-against the constitutionals ty'of paper detts mtide legal tender. It was Republican administrations which have reissued and even increas ed the paper debts caed legal tendeFj which the packed Supreme Court itself fiiarl only excused under a war necesst ty. It is Republican votes which have left the nationto-day without one bar rier in its constitution and laws, as ju dicially interpreted, against such an otner muation as mat irom wliich we are just beginning to emerge. These are the landmarks in our finan cial history. Driftwood has floated hither and thither during the last fif teen years, deceiving many good men in both parties. But these are the landnjfls : Our'caramities have been in their or igin and in their long continuance due to Republfcan legislation. The begin nings ot prosperity fallowed the victo ry of the Democratic part y. in 1876. That change the Democratic party now seeks to perfect, and to prolensr that prosperity by the election of Hari- eck. Kennard Plnlp, one of tbe editors of Truth, has been arrested on a charge of malicious libel in connection with the publication of Garfield's Chinese tabor letter totMprey Dorrngtfie T)i-eHTnin- ary examination affidavits by two hired experts-were read, in which the opinifca Swas expressed that the letter is a for gery. AUnihe other hand every test has been ropTied tot .establish its eenirMv iiess amrroHiay's Trutn will publish the nrnnf in oxterum. Tha nrroah nf l-o t - - - " MAAVMV bUO orinmnr xr onnnrooo f hMnhiiAnfiAM C wUJlv W tJ U mJ VJ I VOO Kill J LUUlltalilUil 11 the piouf.estAblishiiig.its .autkeuticity. ?f!W YORKOftober 27. Thtf tfs tjua, .Clpck .Company's JEactory... situatt tn tne corner" or, aeventrr aventltf afrd Twelfth street, Brooklyn, together with 3BtfM rahiltxXilf illiblCmachineryj and stock, was totally destroyed by hre at 2 o clock this morning. The fire ing where there was nothing of an inflammable nature. 4(Ftotal toss;isyestlmated t rblabbntr $50,000. , Jnsuranpe, abQutaquarterof J c uniiuii. xluuuii uuo tupusunu nanus ase t&rowh otrt of employment ibyi.thb tohidirm Idss -wmpVofjabivC be one million dollars; insurance said to be only a couple of hundred thousand 4UftESHerhnps tons. - The f actowwas t put there two years ago to enhance the viufir a gEesEtraettff iaa(F0Wned bt A aw. TT l lA a : 1 :s,.. t. til hgefcr 3&iftee fireTengiqrrw the Htm tsta rflntil BvefytaimgSrpotfhich t eoul fwrjcqior. as., arrested kliie jand quisiwonirom tne uovernor or North !5lria, whiTJbj5nargW5tfat Perry is fHlia :fiMuste,attd is indicted Ior ?orgery at Lenoir county, N. C. of a school-warrant for $A5 in December, JPT8r After arpartiaf hearlngr the case was adjourned until Wednesday Btxt ,'JkuI m $1,000, with A. Cf Richards as sU?etykaBdwaAdjwbged,.,,I,wry isa meesenee at th?Tjasurr Deoattntentj IhdiawL.j Mftchrima areeis gbJteeYp,tottyrfy-get; M3 mm oxtrirpiyfa., iat .ie, f lit- " af tHsinrY'aiiex ptun ht Tlf rjeriiyedto ftlbfieitoiarV lrh?Iri. (u wwjcuuraA rvX iictuiaia UQiiqunK coir ereftEyciffTdts. fAlnu&rrTo pril vatM3iltorWl ployes of the factory, were badlv dam- u. firemen cinerr worked-en a the ira xrsvrrmt frtavi 1 rattkedtrie'XtbrAl. jo rcj? ,K H NEW TOR 4EirtirK Conffdenoo in tke elt Oi tne catTjpargu opens jvitrpu-uumrei activity at. the national Democratic headquarters. Everyone there is cheer ful bevond expression and. all are bend ing te-lheir work with more- resolution t- nnri vim than lias oeenseaii oezora'rnr r the campaign, ' The-fightM bftrtigWade - v.w Vnrk stiitp inion-jsrhiiih-t enough when all are working so busily they have little time ior gossip, nence it is that there is nothing alarmingly' new in the general situation. The one thing apparent above all is that newj life and vigor and earnestness has been imparted to the campaign by the Dem-; wuam. uo The soDer-iuiiiKingmemDersoi committee who are not unless they have honestj Fcolavictions to express say to-day thati Hrfircpck s chances have improved very! muchithin the past four or live days and hexis likely to be elected. They point tojthe fact that the roll of North-, rn states vtnicn nancocK nas an eyen nance of .cjtrryinar has been swelled very much, now embracing Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York,' N. Jersey, Indiana, California, Nevada and Oregon. N. York, N. Jersey and one more aekll that is necessary to win the battle, ne of the most confident -men at headquarters to-night was Sam uel J. Randall, in a private oonversa tioh not intended for the public ear he expressed himself as really expecting to "See Gen. Hancock elected. It is in such private talks that the Democratio man- I JA Ha 1 - !' agers connnce visitors or tneir sinceri ty. The reasons they give are that daily advices from trusted agents attest that the tariff question argument has spent its force and is more than dis counted by Garfield's Chinese immigra tion views: that the people have be come convinced that the so-called Re publican victory in Indiapa waj gained by unblushing frauds"; thatTtepublican bull-dozinght employers is j8jctin up on the party, ana making" otes for IlaftCocS'; that life evittettcesRepub Iican attempts to colonize voters in New York city and in Florida and car ryr-elections by fraud are disgusting hdne&t rrien.iJh'ese are the newest caslises of thereSoWon in favor of Haiv cock, and th Democrats are very conn dent that they will elect him, There is no brag and bluster at Democratic iieada'uarters. as IKete TrvWlherile- pGblican leaders. M'he"t)emf3Crafsr are quietly but earnestly watching every signof.tlie times and are missing no chances. The very best speakers in the party are nojv at work, in the State, and more than a Irundred meetings a night will be held this week. The Democrats confidently expect 30,000 majority in New York Stflte. THE CHINESE LETTER. : The Garfield j cheap labour letter was rthe suMecfcof interest -at the Heftdquar ters of both committees to-day. Clerks were at work in the Democratic rooms wrapping up for the mails aidoumft aaui esseu tu tue tmirusiriai classes anu containing extracts from the Garfield letter. Thousands of copies were be ing prepared. i It was. again whispered to-day that lien IJutler had a ftnger in it and the proper time he would bring forward his proof. Ti'uth also claims that it can bring forth sufiMent evidence to show tliat the letter &" genuine . and will begin either to-morrow .orjnejct day an elaborate explanation, T running over twaer three a&ys. St is fumbred tJ-night that the edi- tornd propneters of Truth are to be ajrested for circulating the letter in or der that Chairman; Jewell may have a cnance to telegrauh over the country that he has the forgers in jail. At Truth othcetthe repay to. this was f that they wished the Republicans would arrest them, for they are prepared to prove the genuineness of thp letter. It is al so said to-night' that the paper wil, print f aC'Similes of H. L. Morey's origi nal letter: to Garfield as taken bv his copy press and found among his effects rue reeling over this letter is very bitter and, virulent. As a consequence the telegrams from Garfield do not re ceive any credence with the Democrats and the opponents of Garfield. They claim to be convinced of the authen ticity and genuineness of the letter. They have,sf brhittexf ife to ill thertests they ran.au omit to and itjear them out and stands up to them fn their judgment- , ,jT The Republicans are to start a special train early to-morrow morning, if in deed; it does pot, et twm Mdr-f aid night, for San FicsMbMcVie8 of Garfield's lithographic fac simile de- election. v m nth" New York, Oct. 27. Phil p wits ar- testedin the lobby pWlki&eatff, nrooKiyn,- wmraju - rrrvergugn -wrin Ex-Sheriff Doeeett. Republican leader orKTriW cUnty: and other gfefttleWnT jriiearfest wjmade,J?y Detective siewan? oi JNfw xqite, rptm a warrant issftechby Judgeifoah-fhrvis, presiding justice of the supreme court, which dharges the prisoner with malicious libel. . I?hiloandthe officer, accom Lure m. f m w t0 neaaquarters in mis city, .iter detention here he was taken to the Su pTjenTe Oojrrtr JudreDais.keinrrtem pralv aost, JvasJtawed the district attorn eyVoffice. He will be ar raigned before Judge Davis later ih the day.:o7; n;r itio nyjJ f-A H , :Pbilp was .arranged at 3pJoek this evdhvne before Chief Justice Noafi Da- vvvot tfesflaprewe-jUQWiu utirs ccwer Gei..Rog A,. Vt yor, obiected Jo, the prosecutio m; reading Amctawson wnien the order of arrest was obtained, but tne luage overruieatneooiection- . iJis- i-trict Attorney Bell then read Uie at vit by Col. Geo. Bliss, who testified that be examined the fac?s anile eppy et' the letlerif-withlwritlnlsKf tlte usld, ftntt cinfofmaiLald beiiff tlut las the lautitllrAmvlte sworn to by Joseph E. Tayne and Al bert Fc South worthr- enperts in hand- d I Jiapd-writing, were read and were of (H oinnlaTptn-poTt. Attached to affidavits rr"Was the pnginaltsipy ofjarr article for pplicattonnwrltfen by tne accused. war- the affidavits were not stroncr enoucrh to suo- partitr fie motion'wa oen&a orjodgo Dayis. who held-that the .publication ttt ah Article afteHts aErMtldity had been denied, which tended to bring odium on the supposed author, was criminal libel. Tne exmination was jonrngd until 11 o'clock to-morrOw morning, the-prisoner f urnishing'E've wousaaorgoimrsAaii to appears i i r New YoifuDerff fhe steam er Amerique, b: narac t anting. 'm : rr - - - r . owiuiY vi) v huh jva LLa. Komimrri r woa T$Sf ojer, the ship rolling a-feooCPlfeaN ueavy weaTyner. ene nasr how Mouri XLOfrt paflPi svAndaajreDared 4flnHHui ana im compare to it as a remed; piaj of the Chinese Jetter, it will be rup like eh-ljgljthVtobe got there in time for use in California before the aorief TJeai to say thaithafaii finlini'3 Vessel I nil) t rvr'tVK Ji.innimiraiHmMUi I Jt .1 a a3d L4tjT urrTTS f never iboDtoom :i GAnFIELD'SGHlNEE ETTElfi. 1Tbe Work It la DoivjT iiNev Jersey row follCwifig?.' "ilowaid you come into nossession of the letter." "The Truth newspaper brought it to mjaJiat papery: it appears.- had been: publishing A series yoL. articles pn Uu suDjegp eeaji ynfc&iiataakiife tuo S1""" '"at unresuictea immigra- wouldt-onlx degradjafeiitdestroy American laDoi ana Jiriye our mecnar- Vi and JaWrers.-M) 8tarytionj ajidpav- vvt-ii uiiucisiHuu mat mis coursjjon me part, of Truth won for it tfhe'ktteritioh i Hndprouiitidii of - tnen5 lnCerted m trieiai or movemnf. ' kndJth?M ttflt Hll suits bflihits,' sugemions;- edmrriU- mcaiions ana uocuiiKfi'V ' ' in this way lbeyearrieti "aoMt WfiGai-field-MoMy letter, learned that ft;hd ' beignfcmhd fttobhgthe'effeets1 bi 'Mafey, who tlied- lately? Tlt(?y sen t en' aiidfocufrM we're ite r ann e v ewvet 'u ng u res y o u l tt.- i .... .ib'i,i-iu:., uusei vu uu me, envelope are luoscxnaae by Mr, Morey-i some''-' fcKisTnei?- fectfeiilu-i tidirt'otneri'VAs ati&'tf as' - the -mSt'ter! waystibmitted'tQ tis w1 called tfieadvl- Bory eorh'mittee tbgetfteri These igthtl-. men realizing that the letter; ir -geriu-ine. wduid:be of 4nca(tilaWevaHie to thfeTTarcdeik ause1, ;rfd MMi66m-! pletely tear tfonv the Ktebutilieah! party weHiiiis oi ueinjr me speuiai t;unruiuns arid protectors' 'of American labor and .working-men, at orree "took steps tpau- tnenticate tneaocument. viion. samuei J. Randall, Hon. AbfAni S. Hewitt, and others who are thoroughly familiar witty General Garfield's writing by : rea son of having long been on intimate terms 1th him in Washington Ran dall has been as long in Congress as Garfield are ready to make affidavit that the letter is in Garfield's handwrit ing. The teommittee took 'other steps to confirm their belief, and are now ab solute! v certain of -the genuineness of the letter. If they had any doubt of f this thfey: would scorn to use fhe letter." "What is being done with it? ' airt the first place we telegraphed the text of it to every State committee, and have had it published broadcast all over the count ryfand in the next place we hM it photographed, and haye procured Several thousand electyb-platea- of it. These aye now being forwarded to ev ery leading Democratic- and iridepen denf paper in !tle country. Iu four or five days the letter, iu fac similie, will be scatttered all over the Pacific slope." "What will be the effect Y" "Why, that will give us New York. New Jersey. Connecticut. California, Nevada, and probably Pennsylvania and. Indiana." '.Has the committee yet felt the new impetus to the Hancock cause you re fer to?' "Certainly, certainly. Why' a leading Jersey Democrat tow me to-day that this letter had put a set of new back bonen of the stiffest kind in his people, and the shrewdest men now felt certain that they' would not only sweep the Stated for Hancock, English and Lud low, but would carry the Legislature, which elects a United States Senator, and would make several gains of con gressmen. From all parts of the Union the news comes that Garfield's Chinese letter has caused a perfect revolution in public Sentiment, and that the Hancock tide is now rising rapidly." So the handwriting is on the wall. The American workman reads it and interprets to Garfield : "Thou art weigh ed ih the balance as between the rights of American labor and the arrogance ana seihsn greed or organized capital in the hands or soulless and unscrupu lous monopolists and found wanting. Our President you' cannot be. The Chinese hordes must not come here to bring upon us again the cruel and ter rible hard times of 1S73. Hancock we can trust. He never broke. his word. Yours is not to be believed under oath, forworkingmen da hot forget your ly ing and perjury before the Poland com mittee. Conrage Along- tkc Liuc ! Washington Post. The Democrats can and will carry New York for Hancock. They can and will carry New Jersey. They can and will cany the sixteen Southern States. All of which represents one hundred and eighty-two electoral votes. One hundred and eighty-Jive being heeessary to a choice" in the 'National Electoral College, three more only are needed. . . . To supply these the 'Democrats de pend upon the States of Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine; California, Or egon Nevada, Indiana, PenTrsylvania and llliiwi9 which, togethef;have ninety-five votes. Ninety-five votes at ban! and only three required. It is almost conceded that the Demo crats will carry Nevada.1 'Nevada, with New York, New Jersey and the South, will elect Hneook.',;i'li,Ui -'It is claimed tlrt the leniocrats will also caTry -Oregoh: ' Oregon, with or witlibufNevada, will,' wittt New York, New Jersey and the South, elect Han- It IraSserted by'well informed pdliti tSciattB resident tliere thjrt "IWhcdcKwill, carry California. Calirothia,:t with or without Nevada and Oregohwill,'With New York, New Jersey and the South, , elect Hancock.1 i ; 4 ; ; And let it :bev temembered: In aadi- 'tibrwthat we expect thte votes from Maine. --lne-f USHMiists carnea oiarae ii September. Why should tlrey not oktvy iti next month' with' Tlaneock's name to inspire them ? ' : - ! Then the Indiana DenMerats say they wiUjdei..tat!State4n November.' The Connectiiit democrats have confidently announced that the little. .Nutmeg State will be solid for Han- iCDCk. -'.i'l .it.;f 5 ' :? 'I-r!i '. ; -iThe New Hampshire Democrats ex pect to make good a similar assertion. ula ,PeBnaylvattia. .and Illinois, our chancea are good. , i r ! - Why, in;vtew. of all this, should we noiciaua the election of Hancock with confidence?. V ...... i.-1 -.Ogiurag I i Democrats, courage 1 ; : i We Iqatt winifiiwe wilk .h -i i;iv v j oi?r. . i! ' f ii i.wfci ii ' ' GAtVESTON,- OeS' ZTA dispatch F. Freeman on -of -aeattleman, at rWealiheford,. was otand mortally wounueo near-ianintaon. jnunuay, y tnarr narnec mter,' waoaeinotrse-ne; an ezreexeo ana-was engageu ui pxcr ngt ; reemaa ,was uxunK. ABdeciat from WfeitrretTfea's, saVB In a quarreiina.bagnio Gus Rurney jw,aa,:sh9tin,vthe breast ..nd..,.jrnortaily lwoundedt)yFred McGlown, iwho ; fled jfrey--rT3uj;r;-- i ' Congressional Nominations. Chicago. Octrnrmmocfats of be fifteenth Iiihnora district nominated WMpUldec.for iCppgrepa; LHjpftft.j. ien:ruiitJ(jir. -Di-evioosiyiJiomi- Hted' by optoslrj2 facCionsVhyrrte'be'en tun .A . I' ,ICahMiiu ......ii ,ii ...nin -.iti me-caui8ion oitneir with the jxraifc steamer, were ItA-l .V NrXOR!! Octoblr" Id. To-mor4t S-sJieWii-kf Jfrma-ntiL win nrinr. IhnU y tor coughs, colds. T te. T KAVwI. lK.iTm rri M.ImanitJ ctamiv I - j And our stock, now being received, wJJT1S$nd eAUEBSJkc.ct an4 GENTS' BAND-MADE, and JCHrMADE caJuvQtJMunassedJn eoocLanalitr. style, and beauty of finish. nnr' mioai .CM K r H ) $ms oflttie very best fxiaKes, Warranted every pair septl vi:;u'i. L chine.-' ' .::,,r''"'. Wasngton Oct. 25.Tr-Inventors of perpetuai motiom and flying machines 1iavi4.;be&V,S48free 6f late i years. At least they have not turned up at the patent office as frequently1 as they did six or eigliii . years since, when there were nearly a doaen appliQantSE for the s u mosel re Ward of 8 io.oOO. which is huglvt f$ : :b kept " there .ifOr ; thfe 'suc cessful inventor of either of tiiese ma-, chinesi. Of course there is no reward at tlidpatent office5 for thosiiyentions and never' was, bul this" does' not "pre vent persons f rom applyiag for ii.: A young Englishman reamed Richards 'ar pearecl.at the patent office '6'-day "with what lieclaimed to be the only .'-perfect flying machine yet invented. There have been numerous patents issued for flying machines, but none of them have been ot any practical value. The ma chine offered by the young man to-day was not umiKe tne others that have from time to time appeared, consisting of an .immense pair of wines, which were operated by a double spiral spring contrivance of rubber. The theory was that one spring vould wind up while the other spring was playing out, and that the machine would keep flying af ter it was once put into operation by being thrown from a high ; place. The enthusiastic inventor was prevailed up on by some of the employes of the pa tent office to give the machine a toss, so that they could see now it would work. The inventor, being perfectly confident of the workings of the ma chine, took a position on the main por tico, facing on F street, and began the preliminaries. The machine was not large enough to carry him with it, though he said it could be made large enough to carry a than or a man's weight with ease, or even more if desir ed. A large crowd was attracted by these preparations. At the proper mo ment he threw it into the air, having attached a cord to it so that it would not fly away too far. It made several bird like motions and then plunged towards the ground, striking the pavement with much force, dislocating-the machinery and breaking the spring. The crowd laughed, but the inventor gathered up the crushed mass, and said after he made some little improvements and fix ed Up the breaks he would come around again and give another exhibition, be ing confidant of success next time. Account of the Killing- of Victoria. Chicago, Oct. 27 A dispatch receiv ed at the military headquarters yester day gives the particulars of Col. Joachim Terrasas victory over Vic toria's band of Indians. The Mexicans attacked Victoria on the Castillo moun tains surrounding his forlifieU position and by simultaneous attack capturing it. Victoria's 60 warriors with 18 wo men and children were left dead on the field. Sixty-eight women and children and two white captives were taken, and 16S animals recovered with all the arms and plunder. Terrasas lest 3 men and 12 wounded, thirty Indians escaped through being too late on the ground, but a competent force is pursuing., Col. Buell, through whose hands the dis patch passed, says this is one of the re sults of our movement into Mexico and virtually ends the war with Victoria. I think I shall be able to head the small party that escaped. I shall reorganize here having columns for operation both east and west. Fire oil a Steamer Galveston, Oct. 27. The cotton in the hold of the British steamship Dal beattie, which cleared for Havre, was discovered to be on fire last evening. One hundred and fifty bales were thrown overboard and recovered by tugs which extinguished the flames. Monday the cotton in the hold of the steamship Josephine, of the Morgan line, 25 miles out from Indianola, was found to be on fire, and the frames were extinguished with the utmost dif ficulty. The Josephine arrived yester day and discharged the (damaged cot ton. ... A trial package of " BLACK-DRAUGHT" free of charge at oct24-6m Dr. T. C. Smith's. Two Preachers Nominated for Cou- ' gr'ess.' ' ' New Yokk, Oct. '27 The King's county Democratic .congressional con vention, of the third district, last night nominated Rev. J. Hyatt Smith in that district. . -The King's county' Republi cans of the fourth distract last night nominated RevDanied W. Talmadge. "WINE ORCABDUI care irregular, painful, or difficult menstruation, oct 24-6m For sale by Dr. T. C. Smith. ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES. ;Aimouiioemeiiti' ; i. I announce myself a candidate ;f or .constable in the Charlotte Township at the November election. oct24 td.e. ' ' EL L. Cehghton. For Constable. I announce myself a candidate for constable in Charlotte township at tne Nevember election .:' . John S. Msim ; ftir. Constable. ZbtJuEc&Uv of The Observer! - i . : Please announce- the name of C. CVKrnga& a candidate for ttie office of constable for Charlotte Township. . Mr. King is an Qld and experienced fflcer, and we believe WU1 give general satisfac tion. ti. . M ANY ClTIZEtf s. ' octl8-d;e... - ; ' '('.'' ". 'For ConstablW I desire td annotinee myself as- a, candidate for the position of constable before the- people of Charlotte township; and. herewith . resrecttully solicit their suffrage In the November Election." ' : -..-if- f. , in- AiJIcLUEIi;.! ; ;f : . : ; L, u ; ' For ; Constable. ; : -. :. ! tPiease announce me name oil Ii I. Kirk as a J candtdata, for- constable at the- next. Kovembec. eiecuon auq pmge many ciuzena. , ... . ; '."'-". f- - ; ' : .i .. 1 take this method of informing : my friends in Charlotte township that.r am a candidate for Ui0fnee-df-eonstablej whfch i have- held by apl pomtment ior toe pass two yean, ma mi name wlUiw. before the, people for election la Noverar ber., . , ;," .J. Q. A. ORR. IS j By 4ddremig,Gf:QiP R0WTSLI.4QO-. 10 8prce mwim.i'AvmwfQm sAmentsan semi 1 "- - avMi y a i '! I' 0' M J VJCKEaiyAagqsUyJMaia; . -.: f . t .... .,. . . ., , I a4 t , -lrXf'GTrT? ilil-tf xH f,VlT4idyi'lii9 9t!i :1o' fnit' 10 -JJijl.CKAr?3wiiM&1 if. ( A3 WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL TO ADAPT OUS P'JSCHASE OF the crrr, very attractive, full and complete. Our stock op 7Tf7 77 Vrj r4"- U1 .R.qaa. .W keep of them, and win selfthlnf at f flees WlWal the ssdne class of good"!an W-lwughf akywltere fcT I . U f ri Ml: rr It kgr' F. A. McNIXCIT Trade Street, .. . ... "3 have no agents to do business for us. but call ourselves when requested to do so in regard to work. oct21 dtw3m B-titsical. McSmith on the Home Stretch BADLY DISFIGURED, BUT STILL IN THE RING Bani In&triimBiits, Drams, Strings ic-ic IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PADl Gft.N BX llABS ANl &TRKHGTH DeURKDo IiA1 Twics as Loiia. , CTTEM CMUui Ie?er, Lirer Complaint, Rerronsness, Rheumatism, j Cwtivenest, ! , Female j tlr" feabNty iTick ft Remit i ; Beaiacie. i fTorknuPilIa.Oiln.fw PndnnonfMtffiitiMiiRttltM ' into the Stomach. The Pads toe won over the PM 1 or tne ecomacn. cwrennjt tne iiremi nerve cnwer lao the Uver mil 1 StniwKh. A , mntl .Vwetkfai -Xoipcij absorbed into theeircMtiontbeBlocdad 1 , Liver, parleying tha Blood, gtimnlating Ue Lteraod ' ; Btomach to digest rood. P&tfcx or Fads 1 ast : each,. Sold bt all Dhuogiiti, or ent by-MaJr ' ; ;er -Express ' inifitrm ''. c. !.?. lU Ji. a mnfnXcttrred arid fpfiaftJ & 12 Gennaliitrel Fot few In Charlotte irth drtig'sMte of Wriston 4 Co., F. Scarr, T. C. Smith an Wilioii ! eIL Hit i n: -! inaHS ly. STOREKEEPERS!' I - ' WELL BOUOHT ABJT HUT WLIir DKAL .WITH ISk i- if! We have Gem Genuine Bargains for every Merchant K.jcjii W anytime,. b ana aw,;: -.1T Also, don t forget that we are th OaieorAioBsl 1 .Hinoa UXAIKJV AKTKKS JDT mf if A A 1 -!flandfcooiPrlaa.l3C 'If BUSTUN. g ; (!) u . P S I g H.l f LB - w a 3) l I jj M g bp H J s Inteleft mmm r iA . . EAESS anb surrounding COUNTRY, , LADIES' FINTCBTJTmViRruYKi drt:SKU8B' TTRS Ac. 4e -.v, wnuttMj """Hr vftntral Hot ft! . BURGESS NICHOLS, BEDDINO, &C. Cheap Beflsteiads, Jrarloy Uaamber Suits. COFTTNS OT ALL EUfDS ON HAND. i J T r r Y lr "M ; 9, t ;- ' r- MO. 5 WIST T1U 8TRI1XT. CHABLOTT1. H. C Wu COGGINS CHARLOTTE, N. C. The ufjderslgned have termed a co-partnership to eifiy: fa the jHA&BXE and STONB business in all Its branches, and will by tne first day of November. 1880. receive a large stce-c of ITALIAN and AMERICAN MAR BLES, which they will manufacture Into Monumeru ar&T Gravestones of every descrip tion, and offer for tale attwentr-flve per cent. Jess than the same is now offered by any southern dealer. A;i we ask is a call, and we propose to convince oar patrons that Uiey can save money and be belter suited than by pat onlzing traveling agents whose traveling ex penses and twenty per cent commissions are always included hthe. pvrrf haae made through Buen-agems.' weguaruotee a g if railroads and nreDay fretents. We send draft and photographic designs of our work, with estimates, to anv anv address, nnst nni.i w MCNINGH &jpOQGTNS AGENTS. rockery ami (Slassurare J. BKOOKHXUk. A. W. LUDOLT JUST RECEIVED A large stock of JJOIJSE JPURNLSIIING QOODS GENERALLY. We Gall Special Attention to MAJOLICA AND CRACKEL GLASS, CUT GLASS AND CUTLERY, NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS. China and Silver Ware. DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, t ' BASKETS IN GREAT VARIETY, f zap in ned tin Toilet SETS, NEW PATEXi, Finest and Largest Stock of Lamp Goods, Cheap Crockery, Glass and Tin Ware, Wood and Willow Ware. 4KJle!tale,Retail. Country Merchants and druggists will do well to call or write. We mj.i gucJs at fiortlierii Prices, and eattwplloato any bHt -. Vew respectfully, .!)! !ji JF. BROOKHED & CO. tNew Goods Arriving Daily. RO. D. GRAHAM" InW Statei and. United .States Courts. Collec ' ttona, : Heme fitd -arelgo. ' selieited. Ab stracts m Titles, Caweyt, c. tirnlshett for com pensatton. ' s ' ; Offick : N. E. Corner Trade A Tryon streets. Charlotte, N. C. flan, rt SIMr B;iJONES, Mi D. OFFER3 HIS PROFESSIONAL 8ERVICES TO THS CITIZENS . or Charlotte and Surrounding Country. . , - " 7 : ' OFfiob Vith Dbs. Jones a Graham, Over Wilson & Burwell's Drug Store. I sept23 d6m i Democrat copy. TIDBY & BROTHER ;!-: uafejufcoefyed thc, ii I S" '.Ui':ii i )i Metropolilau -Fashjoa-Sheet ,wj ."Ui at lit ! ButtferickS; Pa -FOU- OHJf .ctis " Tr "lt T NQVEMBER.-- Also, a nice line of ISbony and Velvet ftcture Fraino j EaaeHl i lsetcaTf "tMUtr, &c. i : Th largest aseortment of fecailieaesttextaugW Jo to1 iew arJdjeWiMOi 1 BapetJerte in latetr, ?viev my on nana v - dlujferlrldQw'-Shaffei Pbo- i tV-crtiTYifinlpA nrjMrmnh. Afbum?. aaits?i.b-d notWIjfw i 1 m mm'&m goods. L tha "victory woh. ; " rope4." i I octi7 f ctl8 d.wedtsunl m ., OCt22 . .s-iA S ,-VMil- ..irBaiD,Dr.T.C.toRhoct24.em.; 'For sale brtV.1!