.L4 Y7tf-t A eonyentlon of whistoj men, who !
Uht ChOrUrttC Vy00tnJtr. bdfcre there ia too great a production
01 1 "fly article, IS veuig uoiu u viuvui-
THE ASSASSIN'S TRIAL
BY TELEGRAPH
COAX,!
A
BLCUAe
THUESDAY, NOT 17, 1881. -Offer
forty thousand applications are
now before the Iriah Land Coort
The French people pay annually 618,
000,000 for the game tbej eat
Bismarck la irritable. He i suffering
from neuralgia and the result of the
late elections.
The Lord Major of London receires
a salary of $50,000 a year. He is elect
ed and serres one year.
The Hew York Herald reports that
there is a downward tendency in the
price of table supplies.
Guileau's divorced wife has been
summoned to testify as to bis insanity.
Bhe 11 res at Denver, Colorado.
Capetown, sooth Africa, shipped
fourteen hundred and forty pounds of
diamonds to Europe last year.
a-a
The f attire is an enigma," says one
of our exchanges. True; and just about
this time one of the most enigmatical
of enigmas.
The London Times estimates the loss
to American commerce through the
lack of American shipping to be $80,-000,000.
nail to effect if possible, a combination
all oyer the country to make a pro rata
redaction of production. . '
mm I mm..
The plan of the nayaj.adrisory board
recommends to the Secretary of the
Hayy the construction of forty-one new
ships Of war, at a cost of $31,000,000, to
I be mostly of steel, also ten snips to do
built of wood. Of all the ships built
before and since the war there remain
but twenty-one fit for service.
THE TVELTE J17BOBS SYTOKtlf
3? ;,. i
wl Cgeatfef
Seth Low. of Brooklyn, a young mil
lionaire; was elected mayor of that city.
He announced from the beginning that
he would not pay a cent to forward his
canvass, and he did not His success
was as merited as was the defeat of As
tor, wbo essayed to buy a yictory. How
shines this example when contrasted
with the corruption of Virginia?
Dead eels are polluting the drinking
water in Boston, and now the Boston
ians are objecting to eel-soup dealt out to Atlanta.
In that way.
Miss Til ton, daughter of S. J. Tilton, 1
of Tilton, New Hampshire, is about to
get married, and has supplied herself
with $5,000 worth of weddingclothes.
Augusta Chronicle: The tone of
Gen. Sherman's speech, yesterday, in
Atlanta, was manly and inspiring.
Time, which has not dimmed the rete-
ran a eye, nas meuowea toe out sol
dier's heart If we interpret the tone
of our dispatches, he was received in a
respectful, unostentatious manner, and
took part in the reunion of Mexican
veterans, where his record was proba
bly most satisfactory to all parties as
sembled. As a general and distinguish
ed man, Gen. Sherman is entitled to re
spect and as an American citizen he
commands the courtesy of Southern
Sttt Iatcrot Takw am
tt BMpMttkU
the
An Appeal tm tma ImgmX Pw ess-test
f a Help aaa ChimIi WMlch
SMewfcst Cheeky
Washtkotok.D. C. Kov. 16. The at-
tendance of spectators in the eourt
room this morning shows that public
enriosttv is increasing; and a desire to
witness the proceedings is dailyv grow
ing stronger among me mgner classes
in the community. There is a much
larger proportion of ladies and well
rireftMdneoDla in attendance than on
either of the first two days of the trial.
Ttefora io o'clock every space in the
rnnm was occnDied. The lawyers on
pithpf wide soon filed in and made their
way with difficulty to their respective
tables. The judge entered and the
court was opened with the usual pro
clamation. Thereupon Guiteau was
hroncrht into court by police offi
cers ana deputy marsnsus arm. uemg
Hved of his handcuffs took his usual
seat between his lawyer, Mr. Scoville,
on one side and bis brother ana sister
nn the other.
. The nine furors already selected and
worn were called and answered to
their names, and then the names of the
7 men eomoosine the panel for this
morninj? were called. There were but
f w absentees. Then the work of test
ing their individual qualifications to sit
as inrors in we case reran, oevi ul
the nnit batch confessed to having en-
tprtainml verv decided opinions as to
the prisoner's guilt One of them, how
ever, a laborer named Thomas, declar
ed that he had neither expressed nor
formed an opinion, that he cannot read
and that he had never held any con ver-
flAtinn whatever on the subject Mr.
Scoville remarked that this man was
Ahnntthe kind of tnror tnattne law
lies, Gentlemen
S3
THE FA BE TO ATLANTA.
The great Italian tragedian, Ernesto
Rossi, will be in Richmond on the 30th
and 81st of December and play Othello,
Romeo and Hamlet.
The Fort Wayne (Ind.) Gazette says:
'Senator Voorhees will be a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency in 1884. This is settled."
Miss Lillie Duer, of Focomoke City,
MtL, who two years ago shot her friend,
Ella Hearn, convicted and sent to the
penitentiary for a short term, was mar
ried last week.
Having carried Virginia, it is said
that Mahone aspires to the Presidency,
which is just a few rounds higher in
the ladder than Billy thinks of climb
ing, in our estimation.
The Augusta Rem thinks Gen. Sher
man showed good sense in refusing a
public reception at Atlanta, and that
the committee displayed very little
sense in proposing it
The New York sanitary board is raid
tag the cheap lodging bouses, where
lodgers are crammed into small apart
ments without a view to comfort or
sanitary regulations.
Jay Gould's blackmailer is a real
Colonel who fought in the Union army.
He is most respectably connected, sup
posed to be rich, and had gone crazy
over Wall street speculation.
There are two parties in Cleveland
quarreling oyer the location of the pro
posed monument to the late President
Garfield, one wanting it on a public
square in the city, another at Lake
view Cemetery, where it ought to be.
East Flanders was naturally the bar
renest part of Belgium. Cultivation
has made it a garden, which em
ploys and f eedslOOpeople to the square
mile. That's agriculture for you !
The Governor of Virginia is elected
for four years, so that Mahone and
Cameron have a pretty long pull at the
State, and time enough to lay wires for
the next presidential election.
There is not o much pistol talk in
Virginia now, but much mourning on
one side and rejoicing on the other. No
good in repining. The Democrats have
learned the value of organization.
Mr. Flower paid his individual elec
tion assessment to the campaign fund,
and not another cent Many Republi
cans voted for him, because they had
heard his opponent Astor, openly boast
that he could buy any New York dis
trict for thirty thousand dollars.
Ninety-five per cent of Mahone's
men are negroes. Now let us see if
tbey will be content with 5 per cent of
the spoUfty Augusta Chronicle. Con
tent or not content that's as much or
even more than they will get and
there won't be much of a revolution in
the camp over It
Oulteau says he foresaw civil war in
the clash of factions of the Republican
party last spring, and the Lord inspired
him to remove the President Ha alone
of all the Republicans had the brains
to conclave and the -nerve to execute;
that the Lord employs no incompetent
agents. But It does seem that the Lord
employed a "bad marksman."
people. Further than this, we see nom
ine significant or auspicious in his visit nteniDlated but that the defence did
I . . . w-w A -1 11 1
not want nun. .tie tnereiore enaiieug
ed him peremptorily.
The next a colored barber named
Williams, answered all the questions in
Roc.h a manner as to show that be was
nnt rtiftnnalified and in his case too per
emptory challenge was interposea by
the defence.
Wm h: Bra wner. commission mer
chant being closely questioned by Sco-
HOVDCBXaiB. 1881
:-: si - r - ii.
VSjIIBraK. K. C. Rilrtl 'IiHiMitlif mrlAt at
EjOfe. BotfadaUjtzaJtnedSl.5;eoodaaaliMMi
S2.U0. Tar Ann at S240. Crude terpentine
arm at S2.00 hard; S3.60 for yellow dip; S2 80
forvirgtn interior. Co n quiet; prime while 75;
mixed 7a
Bautixdsx Koon-Vlonr mtOwrn. and steady:
iiowara street ana western super 4,5a5o-bO:
extra $S-26a5 .farally . $d25a$6-50; eitj
mis, soper$5Xoa$S7T xtra $.00aSrL5O;
family S7.75aS8.00: Kfc brands a7.50as7.tf2.-
Patapseo family S&2& yrbeat-fiootbern easy,
and quiet; Western weak: Southern red SL35a
$1.42; do amber Sl.46ail.62; .UaJ.1 Maryland
red SL48tta$L49; Ke.2 Western winter red spot
ana novemoer - 9lVW3lJtm, veeemner
IL40aSV4U January SL44s1.45; Tebraary
L48a$l.4& Corn-Southern steady: Western
ami ana easy reeatoera wntte 67a70; da yeuow
67a7a
BiUDHa Nicht Oats ateadr: Sflntbera
60a52; mixed wiern watte 60al; do mixed
48a49; FenniylTania 49a52. Bye dull at S1.05.
nay swaay; prune to enoiee Pennsylvania ana
Maryland 18a24. Provtetons qmet and stead:
s porx MiBS&a. tmk. meats snsmders and
dear rib sides tpaeked&kalO. Baooa-snoalders
Ws: clearrU) sides 11: bams 18ttal4 Lard -reflned
12V. CoffM doll and nom'l; Elo cartoe
ordinary to fair eall. Sam steady-A soft 10
wbttkey qmet and ncs&nal, at SLlBwai.io.
Jreigtus quiet.
Itsw TOBK Sontnem floor notet imehansed:
common to fair extra aS.90aS&S6; good tocnoice
do aa.90aS8.6O. Wbeat kalUe lower, elosed
firmer; imcraaed red Sl.24aSl.45; nngrad
ed spring S1.89; mixed winter SL39; tmcraded
white ai2a$L43Vi; Ma a red and November
l.42ta3l.43Vx; beeember S1-44&45; Jannary
17al.48. Corn opened VgaHtfi lower, and
eioeea stroncBr. Mtter export business; angraded
oiao; no. wmte ; yeuow 72w a Novem
ber 67Vfea68; December 68i4a69W: January 70
a71. Oats a shade tower and fairly active; No.
8 47. CoCee fairly doll and tmcnanged. Sogar
quiet and unchanged; Molasses sugar 7Vk; eentrt-
rogai ; iair to good refining hal: rennea
steady; Standard A 9& Molasses doll and weak:
trorvo iucu ooaoo; -new crop new vmeaBs
65a70: old do 86a60. Blee in fair demand and
steady. Bosin auiet. at S 35aS2.40. TurDenUne
doll and weak at 55. Wool about steady and
quiet; dometiefleeeeS4s48; Texas 16a32. Pork
dull, at $17-60; Morember. ; ianoary $18.00-
a$18.25; middles dull and weak; long dear 9;
short clear 9. Lard lower; $11.87tta$U.40tt;
November $11.40a$l 1.45; December $11.37a-
$11.45; January . jrnegnts nn&er.
w. ...
CAKSOT FAIL TO BX SDTXKD IN
Qmm stock mm wmrm ajnd shoes
OR TflB 'EAIX AND WINTER TRADE.
TXTX guarantee that every pair of 8HOX3 we sen sban be found ust as represented, and shall allow no boose to gtre yoa better goods Uun we do for the
noney. Onr stock has been carefully selected wttb a riew to the wanU of all classes of customers, and comprises a fun line of beautiful and seasonable
gooda,of the very best qaalltyaiid an gradi from the fn Heaviest Brogan. It yoa wish to get roar boots and shoes to
nUTtan4atUlow Give us a can.
A. E. RANKIN k BRO.,
sepl3 ' " ' Central Hotel Bloet. Trade 8twt
-rTNPttWntniNTTO ATTRACTION! .
U OVBU HALF A MILLION DL3TBTBUTXD j
A SXwdificavtioa of tbe Rates.
The Obsebteb has taken an active
interest in the Atlanta Exposition, and
whatever will tend to its success ss the
grandest exponent of the material re- Yn nvani
m a - r A A t A. 1 1 7 m a i J
aonrces oi tne aouw wax, uas vecu ei- i kv thA irovernment. was accepiea ana
bibited in our day and generation, and
as there was some complaint about tbe
time allowed for the validity of tickets
sold, we have taken the trouble to write
to headquarters for an official state
ment about the matter.
In the reply, which we give below, it
will be seen that tbe time for the va
ladity of the tickets, sold via the Atr
lanta and Charlotte Air-Line Railroad,
has been extended two days ; that is,
they are good one day going, four days
(instead of two) in Atlanta, and one
day returning from the exposition :
MAJ. POPE'S LETTER.
To tbe Zdltor of The Observer:
Richmond, Va, Nov. 14. Yours of
November 12th has my immediate at
tention. The period of validity for
round trip tickets between Charlotte
and Atlanta is six days, being one day
going, four days for staying in Atlanta,
and one day for returning. If that
should not prove satisfactory to visi
tors, I will increase the period of va
lidity. I am very much obliged for the
interest you take in the matter. We
had carefully considered the best meth
ods for the sale of these round trip
Atlanta Exposition tickets, consistent
with protection of all other passenger
interests involved. I do not think it
would be difficult for harmonious parties
of ten.twenty.thirty or forty to be gotten
np in your city and section, ana 1 pre
sume that said parties would prefer to
be enabled in this way to make their
own selection of those to compose a
group of visitors than to be compelled
to participate in miscellaneously form
ed excursions.
In reference to the arrangements for
the Georgia roads for visitors, I beg
leave to say that they have only per
mlttedXhe use of the one cent per mile
rate on one given day in each week.
Tbe system we have adopted enables
the formation of parties at will on any
day in the week.
If, later in the season when the pro
gramme for the exposition for the fu
ture developes itself more definitely, we
find it necessary to arrange for particu
lar days for particular cities or towns,
each question can be considered upon
its own merits.
The one cent per mile rates used on
the Georgia roads that you refer to, on
ly permit a three days validity, viz:
one day to g, one day to stay and one
to return ; and from some of the points
near Atlanta only 24 hours validity is
given.
You will see. tlu refor. , bur position
is very different from roads immedi
ately in the vicinity of Atlanta who
can transport to and from their homes
large numbers of people in a very few
hours time and without there being suf
ficient miles or money involved in their
transportation to enable revenue de
rived from regular through travel to be
affected thereby.
l beg to assure you, uowever, that we
are ready and anxious to do all that is
possible to promote the success of the
exposition from the standpoint of
transportation, consistent with all other
passenger interests, both local and
through.
We endeavor to keep a supply of sin
gle individual and contract group tick
ets on hand at Charlotte and all other
leading stations, and I presume that
trips to Atlanta are always the subject
of several days discussion and arrange
ment by intending visitors and that it
would not be difficult for them to make
up their parties and give us the reason
able notice we ask.
Very respectfully,
A. Pope, G. P. A.
The Observes, has registered about
twenty names of parties who desire to
visit Atlanta about the 22d, and will be
glad to assist farther in making up
parties who desire to take advantage of
tbe reduced rate.
oottoh. .
GALVXSTOH eteady inrlddlmg 1 1U flow middling
lie; good ordinary lOtte; net receipts 2,940;
cross ; sales l.vzv: stock vo,Uol; exports
coastwise ; to urea Britain ; u eona-
nent : to Trance .
Nobjolx Steady; middling lllfc; net receipts
128: cross : stock 65,489: exports eoasN
wise 1,435; sales 2,164; exports to Great Britain
; to continent .
BiXTOfOHa Steady; middling llftc; low mid
dling 1114; good ordinary 10J; net receipts 81;
gross oiz; saies : wcx zo.ou; exports
coastwise ; spinners 75; exports todreat.
Britain 800; to continent
RnsToM Firm: mlddltnc 12e: low mlddlrnc
llc; good ordinary 10c; net receipts 1392;
s l,4Ui: saws : mock o,4zu; exponsio
Great Britain ; torranee.
WrLMHTGTO -Firm ; middling HUe; low mld-
siinv io H i Be: cood ordmarT B!m: reeewts
lAsoSt gross sBisaies -j mom tft.iuft ex
ports coastwise -; to ureal Britain to
continent -,
FeoladxlfhXA Firm; middling 12c; tow
middling llMc: good ordinary low; net receipts ,
70: cross L47U: saies ; spinners ozo: si
l.lStt; exports ureal Britain ; io oannnent
tauifiana State lottery Company.
IiMornorated In 1868 for 25 -years by the Legis
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
wun a eapttai oi x-i.uuu.uw u wnie a
fund of &hfiO.OOO has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular rote Its franchise
was made a part of tbe present State Constitution
arinntnd December 2d. i. 1. 1879l
Its GRIND SINGLE NJJMBXB Drawings wOl
take place monthly.
It never scales or postpones. Look at the f oTlow-
ng distnouaon:
tW GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
daring which wOl, take ptece tbe
139th Grand moatblr
-AID THJS-
XXTRAORDINABT SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING
At New Orleans,
Tuesday. December ISttU 1881,
' TJader tbe personal anpeTvlsioti and manage
ment of Gen. G. T. Bit AUB KG ABD, or Xionisiana,
and Gen. JOBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia
CAPITAL PEEK, $100,000.
W None. Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, $5. Fifths, 82. Tenths, Si.
LIST OF PRIZES:
1 Capital Prize of 81 00,000. .
1 Grand raze oi oo.uuu..
i.T ... , "yw - '
3 ifil
rlnW sworn, makinsr the tenth juror in
thA raw Ofto. T. Keen, in response to
interlocutions, said there was nothing
under the sun which could change the
opinion he had formed, and several
nthpw opntlftmen were as decided in
their answers asasMr.Keen. During
the examination of talesmen, the fol
lnwinor statement was prepared by
ftnitaan. cooied bv his brother, and
given to the press:
Tn t.Kf. Tmil Profession ofAmerioo.'
T am on trial for my life. I formerly
Tjracticed law in New York and Chica
go, and I propose to take an active part
in my defence as I know more about
my inspiration and views in tbe case
than any one. My brother-in-law, Geo.
Scoville, Esq., is my only counsel and I
heaxtilv aDDeal to the legal profession
of America for aid. I expect to have
money shortly so I can pay them. I
shall get it partly from settlement of
an old matter in New York and partly
from the sale of my book, and partly
from public contribution to my defence.
My defence was published in the New
r TT.TJ j nflu Attt an1 in
x ui. 4crun vu. vvww v, i CHAHTjraTOH Steady; middling 1
my speech published November 15th, diirn goodordiriarr logc
yesterday. Any well known lawyer J 5,oiOj gSss ; sales 8,000; s
of crinunai capacity, aesiring w aaausi
n mv defencfl will ulease telearraDh
without delay to George Scoville, Wash
ington, D.C. If for any reason appli
cation be refused the name will be
withheld from publication.
Charles Guiteau.
In Court, "Washington, D. C Novem
ber 16th, 18SL
T. Heinlein, an iron worker, has been
sworn as eleventh juror.
Joseph Prather. commission mer
chant, accepted and sworn as twelfth
iuror.
A recess of half an hour was taken,
and when the court re-assembled the
oath was administered to the jury.
The District Attorney then said it had
been customary in cases of this kind to
allow the jury one day to make ar
rangements relative to business mat
ters, and therefore he asked for an ad
journment until to-morrow.
Scoville arose and disclaimed all and
any responsibility for the papers writ
ten ana given out oy uruiteaa to uie
press.
Guiteau sprang to his feet, and in an
excited manner said: MI desire to be
heard. I appear here in a dual capa
city; first, as prisoner, and second, as
counsel; and I want to have a final say
in this matter. When I request coun
sel, the court can assign them ; that pa
per was addressed to the legal profes
sion, and I expect many responses to it
I want it understood that I appear here
in part as my own counsel, and until I
request counsel I propose to defend
myself.''
The prisoner then resumed his seat
The manacles were placed upon his
hands and the court, at 1 :45, adjourned
until to-morrow.
am i i aw
..8100,000
50,000
.. 80.000
.. 20,000
... 20,000
.. 20.000
500....... 25,000
800. BU.UU
200 40.00
inn 60.000!
10 100,000
20,000.
10,000
6,000.
1,000
fiAtAiTHAH-Ftrmer; middling 1114c: low mid
dling 10e; good ordinary 1038.; net receipts
6,146; gross 6,248; sales 4,100: stock 8,82;
exports coastwise 1,785; to ureal amain :
to rranee ; to consmem oo.
Nxw Celiacs -Steady; midtfttng liiAc; low
mldobng 1 lle; good ordinary lOfte; net receipts-
16,578: gross l lAsoz: saies ',wu; swck jzjuku.
exports to Great Britain. 4,200; -to rranee
to coastwise 8.686: to cuntmeot 4.850.
Mobil -Quiet; middling llfec; low mwdllri
lie; good ordinary low; net receipt ii77
gross : saies i,suo; mock 21.00m exports
coast 1,725; France ; to Great Britain .
lixxraia Firm ; middling llle; receipts
3.866: sbipments 2.125; sales 2,100; wocx
65463.
atjotjbta Virm: middling 10e: low mid
dling lOHe; good ordtnarr 10c; reeelpu 2,083;
snlpmeots ; sales 1,832.
CHAKLxaTOH Steady; middling llej low mld-
l; net reenpa
stock 10T.962;
exports eoastwiss -; to - ureal urHaui ;
to continent 603: to France ; to channel
Nxw Tobx Cotton steady ;sales 1,797; middling
uplands 11 The: middling Orleans 12tte; con
solidated net receipts 41,252; exports 10 Great
Britain 5,168; to France ; to continent
10,903; to cnannei .
T.rmMMb Noon Firmer: middling nr
lands 69-16d;middllng Orleans 6 iri6d;salesl5,-
000; ipecmauon ana export z.uuo; rerpts
American 18,000. Uplands low mlddung clause:
November deUrery d; November and De
cember d; December and January 6 9-16d;
January and February d; February and
Marcu q; jurcn ana .pru o i-iou;
Anru and May 6 23-82d; May and June
6 SAd; June and July d; July and August
a. smures suMuy.
Lttxbpool. 5 p. m. Sales of American cotton
9.200; uplands Jow middling clause: Norember
deUvery d: Norember and Deem beer 6 17-32d;
December and January 6 9-1 6d ; Jan'ry and Febru
ary d; February and March d; March
and April d; April and Mar a; May
and June d; June and July 6 25 82d. Futures
closed weak.
FUTURES.
Nxw Tori -Futures closed firm. Sales 106,-000.
Norember JHl??
1 Grand Prize of
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prizes of
20 Prizes of
50 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
200 Prizes of
600 Prizes of
10,000 Prizes of
APPBOXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of S200...- 920,000
inn Armroxtmation Prizes of 100 10.000
10O Approximation Prizes of 75.... 7.500
11,279 Prizes, amormting to .. 5 522.5C0
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of La. tmm,a.,.n
Gen. JUBAii J.KAKi,!, of va. j
' Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the office or the company la New Orleans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
2d. A. DAUPHIN
Ne Orleans, Louisiana,
Ot M. A. DAUPHIN, at - -
No. 212 Broadwaj. Tew Yoik.
NOTICK TO THBfUBLIC.
' ' The public are hereby cautioned against Rend
ing any money or orders to NUNES & CO., 83
Nassau street. New Yorlc City, as authorized by the
Louisiana State Lottery Company to sell
Its tickets. They are flooding tbe country
wltb BOGUS CIRCULARS purporting to be of tbe
Louisiana State Lottery . Company, and are
FRAUDULENTLY representing themselves as Its
agents. They have no authority from this com
pany to sell lb tickets, and are not lis agents for
any purpose.
v k ninuuiM
Pres't Louisiana State Lottery Co,
New Orleans, La, July 4. 1&81.
nov8
SSth.
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF TUX
December..
January....
February-
March
Anrtl
May
June
July .
August ....
Tits Weather,
Wasttington. Nov. 16. Middle At
lantic, slowly v rising temperature and
slowly falling barometer, southeast to
southwest winds and generally fair
For the South Atlantic, slightly
the southern portion local rains, falling
barometer and northeast to southeast
winds.
For the Gulf, Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, partly cloudy weather followed
by local rains, stationary or a slight
rise in temperature, winds mostly irom
east to south shifting to westerly in the
Uhio Y aiiey ana railing barometer.
A Chinese woman was shot in Cam
Cook Alley, San Francisco, last Thurs
day night, by a Chinaman, because she
splattered some water on him while
washing her feet, and that means, ac
cording to Chinese superstition, a
grave disaster. She tried to placate
him with coin and candy, but he swore
he would have to kill somebody and
shot her.
A Boston gentleman, eminent for bis
heavy and successful operations in
mines and mining Industries in the far
West, made the following statement to
a group of Northern and Eastern capi
talist!: I bave been two full days ex
amining the mineral display at the At
lanta Exposition and X am so astonish
ed over that hitherto unnvaiea show
ing of precious raeUls, base metals and
wide range of minerals generally, that
it seems almost impossible to believe
my eyes. I cannot yet quite compre
hend that this great metallferous belt,
of the South unequal in uw
Mountains." - ' :
Itwpwrt af Treasurer Wwrta an the
ranalag- of Ola Danas Faar Mll
llaas StUl oat.
BALKIOH. N. C Nov. 16. Th RUta
Treasurer of North Carolina reports
that over eight millions of old North
Carolina bonds have been funded into
new four per cents under the compro
mise act of March, 1879.
The time within which the act oper
ates is now drawins to a close and all
operations of exchange will cease Jan- i
uan 'the first There art .about four
million dollars of the old debt still un
presented, tbe holders not having avail-
u buouisoivrs oi uie acx.
Oae Dls ay aa Acetaent, the Other by
His Owi Hani
Galveston. Nov. l6-AdisDatohto
the news, xrom urennam, says : nm.
Mnnroe, a cigar maker, ' was . run over
and killed by the north bound express
to-aay. ,:
A dispatch to the News, from gal
phur Springs, says: "8. B. Fritchard.
i late of the Arm of Norsworthy &
Fritchard. merchants of this place, com
mitted suicide at xexarxana yesterday
by cutting his throat.
The avenues, leading to an early grate have
ten bean opened by eough .or eciav '
Thonsandt
have been ourcd and saved by pi. Ball's eouga
syrup, it i cneap, oniy zoo a pouie. - -
Mr. J.J. Schubert, Kankakee, I1L, wrUit My
mother has been a offerer with Innimmslory
rheumatism for the last 15 rears, la which Urns
he has tried numerous remedies without relief,
At last her llmbi became io swollen that the oouid
not go about, and I gave np' an hopes of her recov
ery. Aa t final resort, I Med St. Jacobs OIL The
application gave her relief end tbe use of six bot
tles has performed a cure. em eaa go about as
.H--I i H Jlii-I1 (4i rmi,
to tha best methods and remedies; for the enm
annaUnatlon and disordered Uver and kidna
- r. : .l... ..aaj. vmaawim. . - .n
most u ubr tar the best medicine siown. Its stioni
prompt, thoroaga and lasttnsva Donl take. puis
aodother mercurials that poison the system, hut
PT Using sooner-wur restore iiim WHum aguon oz
an im ersnns. w wmun ,
tim ntn mnA instM of math are restored tn
faded or gr-.y hair by the use L V222J
mvwb jroip w jniiDgw vl.:.i pfrfume and purity.
. ataok Market .. . '
Nkw Youk,Nov. 10.-11 a. rhv-The
Stock market was irreffular and unaet
tied at the opening and in early deal" ?'
ings prices declined ft fraction for most
of tbe list,' Soon, however, epeculiit lrr
beeamagtronir and an advance of M ia
1 per cent, took rtttct.UuwbichTBaaa
PttClftfl. Va m Ynrk Vntral and North
ern raciao were meet prominent,- tnie
A-acina man was an exception .
! BaoolnaM a'i
.oarssiMuui,
eougn
ad prasMrtty devend to a very great
kgoodbMltn, All ttose Buttering irom
, sold ot soughs, should try Dr. Bull's
imp, it suns Da tews onli25c tntr. w
? f lUl fWCB - T ?
tnva'td tfe.' lster. mother, m aarttbtor; banVie'
f Bitters. Will yoa let them suhbc vwa m easily
11.03a 94
12 12a. 14
12.8181
12.51a.52
12-68ar4
12.75a.76
12. 80a. 88
12.65a.96
18.fc2a.04
FINANCIAL.
Toss.
Kxw
Xxehange, y
Governments Irregular
New 5's,.... ..k.........
roar and a hair per cews
roar pereents -
Money ;
State bonds dull.
Sub-treasury balances OokL.....
8rocxa Irregular and weak and closing firm:
Alabama-Clagi A,2to5 H4
ou
4.80
101
1.18
. l.lftMi
4ao
$82,116,481
4,871,790
In the City of LouiSTine, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1881.
These drawings oocur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General As
sembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81,
rendered the following decisions:
1st Tnat the uommonweaiui uisinDuaon uon
pany la legal.
oh its dm wines are fair.
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
fond. Bead the list oi pruas roc tne
NOVEMBER DBA WING.
1 Prize, SSO.000
1 Prize, 10,000
1 Prize, - 6.000
10 Prizes, S1.000 each, 10,000
20 Prizes, 600 each,... 10,000
100 Prizes, 100 each 10.000
200 Prizes, 50 each 10,000
600 Prizes, 20 each 12.00U
1000 Prizes. 10 each,. 10,008
9 Prizes, 8800 each, Approxlmatton Prizea S2.70C
9 Prizes, 200 " " " " l,80u
SprtoS; 100 " " " " 900
1,960 Prizes $112,400
Whole Tickets. 82; Half Tickets. SI; 27 Tickets,
Sou; oo iicxeis, aiuu.
Bemit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send
by Xxpresa. DON'T BEND BY REGISTERED
LETTKB OB POSTOrriCB ORDER. Orders of
S5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex
pense. Address all orders to
B. M. BOARD MAN, Conner-Journal Bunding
Louisville, Ky., or 809 Broadway New York.
novi
Class A, small.. .......
Class b, o;s...,.
aasiC. 4's.....
rhiMM and Northwestern
" . preferred
Brie... ,4.
Bast Tennessee.
Georgia i
Illinois Central......
,r-l AJona oj
1.28
1.42
.1.62t.66
IiOmsTille and Nashville ..
Memphis and Charleston...
Nashville and Chattanooga
New i ore central
Pltttbtrrg.
Blchmond and Allegheny.
Richmond and Danville...
Dime, Il&n1 - -
Wab&ah, Bt. Louis & Pacific.
?8B
1.21
96l
85t
1.8914
1.88
preferred,
. 42Vi
.1H
1.8514
48
Western Union
CITY COTTON MARKET.
Omei of Thx Obssbvxb. l
Chabuxtti, November 17. 1881. 1 -
Tha market resterday e!osd steady at the follQW-
ing Quotauonsi
GoodMldonng...., ,
Strictly middling,..
MltVtifttg, ,
Btriot low miooung. i
Lowminfliing........
rmgoa........
Storm eotton.
Bales reeterdar 858 bales.
It li ""V!,,,
BURGESS NICHOLS,
IIS
104
BEDDING, &C,
irsuLmoi
Cheap Bedsteads,
AHB LOOHSKa.
Parlor & Chamber Onita.
wsrg.at
W. T. BLACKWELL & CO.
Durham, M. C.
K&nfactsren ot tke Origiail and Only Oeouin
DO
TOBACCO
Mar 22 ly
Onr claim for merit is based b
pon the fact that a chemical f
analysis
grofTi in our scctica Is better
adapted to make aGOOD JURK,
sa.tii;iiioioi-T eni..ko Uiaa ANY!
OTHET. t oba c in awn T n t w W
tljic HE:2T or t?iL? ine tobacco r
section, lxs.T tbo 1'lCisof
ne offcrintTs. T pa" Lc .as-!
preciate tms ; hence oj- sales ',
EXCEED the products of ALL. &
tha lofU-ln manuiiictci ice. coki-
ban &t iradtmari 'of lie BJ1. ft
JJtiscellancotts.
SUscjellauecats.
DR. C. W. BENSON, ot Baltimore. Md.,
Inventor and proprietor of the celebrated Celery
and Chamomile Pllla. These pills are prepared
expressly to core Sick Headache, Nervous Head
ache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleep
lessness and Dyspepsia, and will cure any ease, no
matter how obstinate, if properly used. They are
not a cureall, but only for those special diseases.
They contain no opium, morphine or quinine, and
are not a purgative, but regulate the bowels and
cure constipation by curing or removing the cause
of it They have a charming effect upon the skin.
and a lovely quieting effect upon tbe nervous sys
tem, simply by feeding its ten thousand hungry,
yes, In some cases, starving absorbents. Thej
make or create nerve matter and give power, force
and buoyancy to the nerves, and in that way in
crease mental power, endurance and brilliancy of
mind. Nobody that has a nervous system should
neglect to take them two or three months in each
year, as a nerve food, If for no other purpose.
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents a box. De-
not. 1 rm North Eutaw street. Baltimore. Md. Br
mall, two boxes for SI or six boxes for S2.50, to
any address.
. DR. C. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and
TENDER ITCHINCSonallpvtaafttis
bo&r. It make tha uia wHua, aon na Bmoota
nmoTca tan and flreekjes, mad Is tbe SOCST tenet
dreBtisgin THX WORLD. ZtegasSr P TO. two
bottle in ona package, eoasfetiiic of both tntnrnal
and external
n flrrt dam, druggists havtt. PtiMei.perpsckagS.
JpOB MUSIC ,
At Vt the regular price, eta as
EDWMS'BOOKSTOBJL
EBS. LTDIA E. PIKKBIO, OFLTIH, SUSS.,
. ..... . H
a., i. ...... ....
.Cttarlau Fro4nea market
NOTZMBKB 15. 1881.
BTJTIM0 PBICIS.
Ooair, per bosft'l
MSAfrf, i'9 ffi . ..'.....
WHAT, ..,...........
Bsams. white, per buehel...... ..
Pas. Ci. per bMh.
WtuU, "
frirn.
family. ... .... ..'... .... t ...
Extra. miiiii ii ....
Oats, belied,
DBanFatrtT '
Apples, per lb... ..
Peaches, peeled m-. ..... m .,.. .
- ? l7npeeksd4...nM.....
. Blackberries
POTATOSS
'Sweet. . . . . . . ....,
Bui'isu
North O
Sees, per dossa
rouvm
.Cblckens.
, pnn
Dneka.
1 ISriAM w-m .
"1 , W,.... ....... ...........
51
TO THBB I OIVB B5AX.TB.
. "Kxoellent Tonic, Alterative and Diuretic M
liuwtaHrai T.nihhT(r. VS. '
"Used with great benefit in Malaria and Dipa-theria."-a
F. Dupon, M. D., Ga.
, "RnrwwwtniiT nsd in dyspepsia, chronw diar
rhoea and scrofula," Prot 8. Jackson, M. D.,
Univ. Perm. , . .
"Invaluable as a nervous toalo.n Hon. L C
fowler, Term. , , . ,
"Recommended as a prophylactic tn malarial
"Bestores debilitated systems to health.'-T. C
"Adapted in chronlo diarrhoea. eerofula, and
OSMpela.-'' Geo. T. Harriaon, M, D., N. Y.
eooeessful In diphtheria and neuralgia."-J.P.
Nanas. If. d.. N. C
"SfceUeniforeertato diseases peculjar towo
Mtn.T' Prof. J. J. Moorman, M. CJ. - .
"Prompt to relieving headache, stek ana ner
Touv' Rev. m a rxd8on, : ,i : Z
"Used with great benefit In dyspepsia.'1 J. Mo
Bglph.ILlX.Ta. . ... .
luited to Mononios ana diseases ox aigesare
W. Ti ROUSntOn. M. IJ.. A la.
female dls-j
L.L.D.
os. F. Bumroia,
ilk,
GENERAL FEED DEALERS
-AHD-
MKBCE1NT
MEBCHANT
CO H M I 88 I 0N
OMMISSION
CHARLOTTE, II. C.
S,
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND :
Ik Par
Grits
2
JUST RECEIVED.
CAB LOAD BEAN,
CAB LOAD CORN and PEA MEAL MIXED,
CAB LOAB WHITE CORN.
CAB LOAD YELLOW CORN,
CAR LOAD PATAPSCO PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR,
CAB LOADS TIMOTHY HAY,
WILL GLADLY QUOTE PRICES
-TO-
BOTH THE WHOLESALE and RETAIL T8ADE.
Respectfully soliciting a shaie ef your
patronage, we are respectfully,
nov6 A. J. BE ALL 3c CO.
nrsmna" J. f. Houghton: M. D.. Ala.
,nMostvaiabla remedy known for
eases.'Wno, Itettsaur, M. D.,
'EWaVeurfiUW vtrie.,'-Th(
, "Bsnsflolai m Btome derangement and mala
rious condlUoas,r,0, M. VaU. M.D Ohia
- !,Vbummg oh the complexion, making Tt
smooth, els?, poh and oy." Miss M., of a G
' "Tha nrlnaa of ninaMil tanlna iiVanxia fill.
'19 4W and , wterauve." uun-
i h, va, .
awe
turn.
7 I tor Mouulm,
. . . - W mm m aai : -
,,..,... ..... - iwfjfMwsw aaa mom punner."-H. ru&en
...a... tttUffl hlS!&iml
-a 1 r?mpiom irtitt, noon SDDiieftOnn. '
88a45 aJS?El
m inn a.
SOU aEBaTBu-
uear bio
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Wait
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nwn mm
eente.. anl
iHun.m(
W npniA,
78 Mala
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1
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WILaH
1
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28.60,78
iprlngs begnf 1st JaBa',83
Presl of thecal
g.,r.O.S0X174t
eh
ATtT.Tk
VaeADENrahdv uniA
. WBISXON CO.. "
nonp: v
LYDIA E.
VE6STJLSLS COMPOUITI). ' '
IsaPoaltrveCnre
fa alt UM PaUral Owwslalata sag freakaassee
' It will ear nthW tha worst form of Foniale Oom
platnta, all ovartaa trovbiea, raflarmiattan and TJloar
tfoa, ralUng and DtoplKwne118. fcadtt coneriien
Bptnal WeakneM, and Is particularly adaptod to the
Chang ot Lira, -
It wul dbtolvs andnpeltunoatnimthsBtarasm
an aartjr atagaoC OaTalopment. The tendency toeaa
orous humors therei ebecked veryapaedflybyitsaas.
jt mwmaifslatniai. flatulency, deatawyaall artng
for itlmnlants, and reUeTefweakBcai of theomdu
Jt enrei moating, Headaches, Serroes Proetratlon,
General WtiBUr, Bleerlfwwiaf, Depreailon as4Iad
scatlna
That teekng ot bearing down, oaaiing pain, weight
and baekaohe, la always parmanently eared byUs ssa.'
ItwfflataHwmasaad imderellUrrninafawraiaotta
harmony with the laws that govern toe fetnale system..
Tor the ewe ot Kidney Complaints of ettner ajttids
OompOondls oiUTirpaaMd. ll
; l.TIA V PX3TKIUJPS TECETABLK COM'
FOiraaia prepared at S3 and s Weetem Avenue,
jjriin,aia. .Prloe$l. SU bottle for 5. Bent by man
theZorm ot ptBs, else la tha form at laeanges, ea
t nrioa. tlaerbox for either. Xre.PtnVham
rrTLwerelllettfirs of Inquiry.. Bend focpampb-
1V Addreei as above. MmtUm tUm toptr.
'". KofanuTy shotaihewiUwrntlTDUl. nHEHAlM
XIVKR FILLS. They ear eooattnattaM batovsneat
1 and torpWlty of theUrer. 15 cent per box.
r Bow mx .:hptw ...
.fc-
TBiAjSTTBIHQ.
Iia the Bops and Stationery ltnergdto'-?
Otul Otto, H, C, , J ff fT. w WM)INS BOOK STTjaa
- .srV-
thzgxKl ine
has acquired a repu
tation greater than
any medicine
extant as
the
CHEAPEST, PUREST
and best family
medicine in
the world.
It acts with extraordinary power and efficacy on
the Liver the largest organ of the body, called,
from Its Importance, the Hrose-keeper of our
Health. When the Liver is torpid, the bowels are
i . . .... n ..w. . fiwul IfAa in thA atw
mach indigested and poisoning the blood. rre
Quent headaches, a feeling of lassitude, despon
dency, and nervousness, indicate how the whole
system is deranged. 10 prevent a mora eenuuB
condition, at once
Takfl SIMMOKS LIVES EEQULATOE.
The test of time and the experience of thous
ands have proven it the best, safest and speedleot
remedy for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen. As a remedy In
MALARIOUS FEVERS,
Dyspepsia, Mental Depression, 8lck Headache
Jaundice, Colic, Constipation and Biliousness,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
We eonld fill a ood -sized volume win such like
distinguished testimonials as the following:
I have used Simmons Liver Regulator for con
stipation of my bowels, caused by a temporary de
rangement of the liver, for the last three or four
years, and always when used according to the di
rections with decided benefit.
UDXAH WARNER,
Late Chief Justice of Georgia.
I occasionally ate. when my condition reouires
ft, Dr. Simmons Liver Begnlator.witb good effect.
ajjU. n. orariL&na.
: THI BALTIMORE EPISCOPAL METHODIST
says: 1'Slmmons Liver Regulator is acknowleged
to have no equal as a liver medicine, containing
those Southern roots and herbs which an all wise
Providence has placed In countries where Uver
diseases prevail "
Buy only the- Oehulne In White Wrapper, with
red Z. prepared only by J. H. Zellln & Co.
v sep3
JjiOB PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
From25e to $20.00, call at
SDD1NS' BOOK 6TORE
Z. BL TASOaVi
W. H Bailxt.
VANCE & BAILEY,
Attorners and-Oounsellors
PraeOce in Supreme Court ot the United States,
, unpreme uourt ox Mortn cajonna. jreaerai
Courts, and counties of Meekien
Cabarrus, Union, Gas .
ton, Rowan and D--, ... , ....
-t: . . ridson. , ,
sV Offioer two doors east, or Independence
SQuare. -: ;..v. iU ; maj29-tl
EO; D. GRAHA1VI,
F Uw BtaW ana United Statee Comtt. CoUeo
tkms. Home and Foreign, aoitened. AD
straots of Tttles, Burveys, o,, tntnlikad for com
pens&Oon.
Ctootj-R at Corner Tr. Tryon streeU
Chartotta,lLa YT