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FEIDAY; NOT. 18 1881.
The Attorney General of - Minnesota
has decided that women are elegible to
the office of county superintendent of
schools. B
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correspondent of the Nashville
American states that from conversa
tion with prominent Northern men re
turning from Atlanta, he is satisfied
that the South, instead of the West, will
absorb the cream of immigration. The
railroads now penetrating this region,
as great syndicates, will be of inestim
able value to this section.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
in a case decided at Pittsburg, Monday
last, sustained the wholesome principle
that a Juror to be competent need: not
of necessity be an ignorant man who
does not read the newspapers and
forms no opinion of what he reads. It
Juror lo do
THE MOVE OH THE SOUTH.
Every day but strengthens tnefceon
viction that the policy pursued by the
administration in Jigin is but, the
initial step in the programme that is to
be played in several of the Southern
States. The advices from Washington
all point that way, and the utterances
of leading Bepublifjans and the gather-
iotrs of Drominent soutnern wepuDu-
can politicians at Washington corrobo
rate them. The success o; tne coaiiuon
with the Eeadiusters in Virginia n:
been so decided as to encourage the at
tempt in other Southern States, where,
though the same favorable conditions
do not altogether exist, there is sun
ground for the belief that much may be
accomplished. '
The New York Herald of Tuesday,
commenting on the course pursued in
Virginia by the administration, dis
courses thus, and while we do not look
upon the Herald as very reliable politi
cal authority, yet it is in a position to be
informed on the question of which it
speaks, and hence its utterances are
worthy of note: '.,
Will the Mahone victory in Virginia
break the solid South?
It depends somewnat upon woeuiei
in other Southern States the Indepen
dents who are already a numerous
GuTTEAFS DRAMAS
'V ' . . - :
RUSH, CRUSH Alt D
11 ABKETQ3 Y TELEGRAPH
0
STRtTCltiliE
Paler and BIre Flurried than Here
tofore His Counsel in Accord He
Objects to Robinson Appearing An
Exciting Scene Tne Trial Begun
with Secretary- Blaine as First Wit-
M eSfc
is only necessary ior u .. body; can have courageous and pertina
able to decide according to the leaderships, su5h as the Virginia
dence.
Louisville Courier-Journal: Some
of our Republican contemporaries at
tribute the failure of the Government
in the Star-route prosecutions to the
"blundering of officials." It looks very
much like it when the cases were ad-J
journed so that the statute of limita
tions would act on them; but it dose
net look very much as if the 'blunder
ing was Intentional ?
The Wilmlnirton Star doesn't get
alarmed ove the prospect of the wa
ters of the earth drying up some 5,000
000 of years hence and says, "that's not
the way the end will come. It is not
drought but fire that will renovate and
destroy." It seems to us they will
have to get rid of some of that water
before they can have much of bonfire.
The Galveston News calculates that
during the next fifteen months, ending
December 81, 1882, there will be built
In Texas 3.185 miles of Railroad, cost-
lag $27,850,000, not including equip
ment The Few estimates the cost at
the low figure of $10,000 per mile. Dur
ing the twelve months ending Septem
ber 1, 1882, it estimates the new railroad
to be laid down at 228 miles against
1,884 for the preceding twelve months
ended September 1, 1S81.
The National Tariff Convention to be
held in New York city on the 29th and
80th instant is creating great interest
throughout the country. Over 450 del
egates have already been elected. It is
estimated that representatives of more
than $100000,000 worth k capital in
vested in manufactures will be present,
while mechanical labor and farming
interests will be equally well represent
ed. United States Senator Warner
Miller, of New York, will be perma
nent chairman.
Some time' ago, Jesse Baldwin, of
Yeungstown, Ohio, who held forty
thousand dollars of Government bonds,
went to Washington and presented his
beads for payment. He demanded gold,
got the sold and went home. A few
nights ago five burglars entered his
house, blew open his safe and got some
thing over $30,000 of it, and then stole
his carriage and horses and made good
their escape.
We suspect there is not a parallel in
the history of Southern newspapers for
the remark of Father Evans, of the
Hilton Chronicle, that for 40 years
he has printed papers in that town!
Forty years 1 It is more than a gener
ation. And our old friend, whom we
have never seen, but whom we esteem,
makes as sprightly a paper as if forty
were the days of his own year. Farm
er and Mechanic
Tee, and we are 75 per cent, poorer
today than when we commenced pub
lishing this paper. Father Evans in
Milton Chronicle.
This would be a sad comment on
North Carolina journalism were it not
that the publication of a newspaper,
like any other business, if a pecuniary
uceess only when it supplies the de
mand when! toere U demand. Mr.
Evans acknowledges a pecuniary fail
ore, and yet he has done more for North
Carolina, and especially for his imme
diate community, than any forty men
in it In Gov. Holden's address he was
denominated "a capital editor," and
such he undoubtedly is, and it really
seems sad that after forty years' service
he is forced te the confession that his
life has been a pecuniary failure. An
evidence too, of the lack of apprecia
tion en the part of those to whom this
service of forty years was given.
WHAT TOH BlClDIOinAHDliN.
. YILLE RAILWAY IS DOING, m
We publish to-day from the Atlanta
correspondence of the Charleston News
and Courier, a'letter showing what the
Riehtend and Danville Bail way com
pany is doing In the way of making an
exhibit of the products of the country
along its lints, and a splendid .exhibit
it if, one .which gives distinction, to
the section represented and reflects
credit upon the" foresight, energy and
enterprise of those making the exhibit
According to,. the uniform accounts
thert never w fered'at anyone
place such a magnificent collection of
the woods and minerals of any section,
astonishing'' to strangers and A equally
astonishing to those whe have been fa
miliar with this section,: all their, Uves,
but wbe had no realization of its sptafr'
. dldlcmrce luse no systematic ei
fort was ever before made to thus
"npttaent " warua?wisff move ecni
w 'the part of thVEichmond and DanvllW
1 to irlvs UiwaUcntioa to; this,lmattri,
fni- fn slowing up the vast resources
't JnSteiAt way and Bft,Sr
iiiim r- f tt.t-il nnnn trial
section tola wcows rr ZZjj
1tA anon A An tA-
Ia Alabama the Independents have
elected Congressmen and have polled
a strong vote. In Arkansas, Georgia,
Tennessee and Mississippi they nave
made a good fight, sometimes on local
and sometimes on State or Congress
ional tickets. In all these States the
Republican office-holders have either
fought shy of the Independents or op
posed them outright They have done
this out of a desire to secure the Fed
eral offices to themselves, and the Fed
eral administration has usually en
couraged them in this. Thus there
have ceen usually three parties, and
the Democrats have carried the dayv
It is now ' generally believed that
President Arthur means to pursue a
different and we think a wiser policy ;
that he will not reward the Republican
Bourbons for playing into the hands of
the Democratic jsourDons, dm, wm
"recognize," as it is called, all the rep
utable elements of opposition to the
Democrats in the Southern States. The
Virginia Democrats complain bitterly
that the President thus "recognized
the Mahone Independents. But why
not? Mr. Arthur had the duty of se
lecting men for certain subordinate
Federal offices in Virginia. His duty
to the public was to " select honest and
capable men; his right, bearing this
public duty in mind, was to select such
men from among those who agreed
with him in policy rather than from
those who were opposed to his policy.
Even the most rigid civil service re
formers would not deny tne rresiaens
this right of selection.
Now Mr. Arthur was wise enough to
see, apparently, that to appoint only
Republicans, in Virginia was to openly
cast the weight of the Federal adminsi
tration on the side of a parcel of politi
cians who had or expected no power or
influence in the State, ana wno aesirea
to maintain their separate organization
only to serve the Democracts in the
State and secure for themselves the
Federal places, as so called "martyrs.
This is what has been done at Washing
ton f or the last dozen years, and it has
constantly helped to maintain the
solid Democratic South. Mr. Arthur,
pursuing a different and wiser poli
cy, showed the Independents that
they were recognized by him as
a valuable political force, and obliged
the Republicans, much against their
will, to join hands with the In
dependents, and the result is a political
change in Virginia, which we have not
the least doubt will be of vast and last
ing benefit to the whole State. He has
only to follow the same course in other
Southern States to see similar and
equally necessary and beneficent re-
ults come aDout mere.
With proper and entirely legitimate
management at Washington thev'solid
South" can be ground to pieces by next
fall and a normal political situation es
tablished there; and that is all that is
needed to give the Southern States a
proper impetus toward7 great and last
Ing prosperity' '. .
' The eighth of November made Vir
ginia pratically a Republican State, and
however unpleasant the fact is, we can
not shut jour eyes to H nor ignore it
ifW'wond;anc"and, his asso
ciates have undisputed control of the
State fplr tiixtfour ..yeara jand
shrewd
pulOttS -is to the mean's io-acomplish
their schemes, they: will; work that
State from j-he seashore to , the moun
tains and effect such an organization
within that time aa will place, than in a
fair way for voting in coming contests.
By repealing, which, they will do, the
poll tax requirement to vote, they com
mand the full negro vote, and will be
able to control it and by the distribu
tion of State and Federal patronage
they will form a little army of organ
izers and earnest workers. )
With Virginia reasonably .sure for
them, the Republican manipulators
will seek other fields for conquest and
we may look for pretty, active, opera
tions in the near future in several of
the Southern States, among which
North Carolina will receive no small
amount of distinguished consideration.
- Washington, Nov. 17. There was a
ru-h and crush and struggle for posi
tions as soon as the' criminal court
room was opened this morning, which
soon resulted in filling every available
space. ; Court was formally opened at
10 minutes past 10, and immediately
the prisoner was hurried into the room
and to his seat by the deputy marshals
and policemen.. He looked paler and
moTfl flurried than during the last two,
days, and carried in with him a package
of New York newspapers. The names
Of jurors were called and responded to.
As soon as the court was called to
order Mr. Scoville arose to a personal
explanation and stated that there were
no differences between himself and Mr.
Robinson, and that they were in perfect
accord.
The speech had the effect of bringing
Guiteau to his feet and precipitating
the first scene of the day. With flash
ing eyes and violent gestures and . ex
cited voice the prisoner addressed the
court, and said he objected, to Ropinson
appearing in the case.
The Court (severely.) Take your seat
I wish you to understand distinctly that
your labors as counsel in this case, as
you claim to be, shall be confined to
consultation with the associate counsel
in the case. If you disobey (he contin
ued, as the prisoner jumped to his feet
and commenced another wild speech)
the court will be under the necessity of
ordering your removal from the court
room and proceeding with the trial in
your absence.
Prisoner Your honor said that I
could be heard, and I have a speech.
The Court You cannot be heard till
the close of the case.
- Prisoner (Evidently laboring under
great excitement) I desire to be heard
tnrougnout tne case, x our nonor uas
no right to cut me off, and I am going to
make a noise to the country . about it
When I want counsel I will notify your
honor.
. The Court Counsel has been assign
ed and you must keep silence.
The prisoner was Irrepressible and
broke out with the remark that he
would not trust his case to the best
lawyer that ever lived. After several
more outbreaks he became quiet. '
At half-past ten Secretary Blaine ac
companied by his son, Walker Blaine,
and Cniei uierK .Brown, enterea tne
court room. District Attorney Gorki
hill then proceeded to open the case for
the government.
At the conclusion of the District At
torney's speech. Secretary Blaine was
called for by the prosecution and exam
ined relative to the shooting, and after
detailing the facts of the shooting,
pointed out on a diagram of the Balti
more and Potomac depot the spot where
-it occurred.
He was cross-examined by Mr. Sco
ville about the difficulty in the Repub
lican party in the New York Legisla
ture, and the events connected there
with, with a view of showing the feel
ing of bitterness in politics and bearing
on the prisoner's mind.
At the conclusion of Mr. Blaine's tes
timony, the court took a recess.
NOVEMBER 17. 1881.
PRODUCE.
WnJOHGTOH, N. C. Spirits turpentine firm at
5le. Roein dull; strained 81.85; good strained,
S1.90. Tar firm at $2.40. Crude turpentine
firm at $2.25 bard; 83.50 lor yellow dip; $2 80
'for virgin inferior. - Com quiet; prime white 75;
mixed 70.
' i Chicago Flour a ulei unchanged: common to
choice Western spring 8-; -common to fancy
St : Patents rr: winter flours, lair to choice
8: fancy S -i low grades a. Wheat tnv
settled ana lower; o. iiumcago spring 5i.5 w-
cash; 81.271 November; i December;
January. Corn steady and lit fair demand: No. 2
59tta59tt cash; 59 November: December;
January. . oats easier: Mo. 8 43IA casa, no
member and December. Pork active, at $16. 50a
817 00 cash; 816.25a816.40 Norember and De
cember. Lard- In fair, demand and lower, at
$10.07fca$ll.l0 cash and' November; De
cember. Balk meats easier; shoulders 86 85;
shortrlb 88.96; short clear 89.20. Whiskey steady
and unchanged at $1.14.
Balttxobi Noon Flour quiet and firm;
Howard - street and; Western super 8475a850:
extra 85.25aS5.50; family 86.25aS6.50; cicy
mills, super 85.00a$5.75r extra S6.00aS8.50;
family 87 75a$8.O0; Bio brands 87.50ag7.62;
PatarMfio f nmllT WhAAl Houthftm active
and firm; Western dull; Southern red $1.85a
8L42; do amber 81.45a$1.52; No. 1 Maryland
red $1.49; No. 2 Western winter red spot
and Norember 81.8tHtoa81.88Si; December
tl.40a8l.4l; January Sl74laSi-45; February
1.48a$1.48& Corn-Southem doll and steady;
Western dull; Southern white 6870; do. yellow
69a70.
BiUrntOBZ Night Date firm and unchanged;
Southern 60a52; mixed Western white 50a51 ;
do mixed 48a49; Pennsylvania 49a52. Bye dull
at 81.05. Hay steady; prime to choice Penn
sylvania and Maryland 18a24. Provisions- quiet
and nominal; mess pork 818-20. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides packed 8UalO.
Bacon -shoulders dear rib sides 11: hams'
18ttal43fc. Lard -refined 12. Coffee dull and
easy; Bio cargoes ordinary to fair Pall. Sugar
easy and quiet A. soft 10. . Whiskey dull and
nominal, at 81.151.1& .yreignts dull.
n mm ww ati Floor dull and nnchaneed: family
86.40aS6.65; fancy S7.10&S7.75. Wheat-urmer;
No. 2 red winter $1.89a$140.. Corn firm;
No. 2 mixed 67. Oats -quiet and firm at 4a47.
Pork-dull at 818 00. lard firmer, at 81 1 .15.
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 7; clear ribs 0.
Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders 9; ribs 11;
clear 11. Whiskey active and firm, at 91.10;
combination sales of finished goods 815 barrels
on a basis ot 81.10. Sugar quiet and un
changed; hard lOtfealOty; New Orleans 8a8.
Hogs dun and firm: common and light 85.00a-ftrt-OO:
naeklne and butchers S6.loaS6.4Q. h .
Nbw Tori Southern flour rather easier -and
trade moderate; common to fair extra 85.90a
S8.85; good to choice do Sd.80aS&00. Wheat
itelc lower, closing dull and heavy: ungraded red
81.20a81.44 unsraded spring SUiOaSl.28;
mixed winter 81.8WI uneraded white 81.25a-
1.42Vij Na 2 red and November 81.42
1.42; -Pecernber S1.43sSL45Uj January
81.46 '&a$1.48. Cora opened 14aUc lower; un
graded60a69: Na 2 white 7SM: Tow mixed 70;
yellow 72V4; No. 2 November 67v8a80; December
68a38; January 70a70. Oats a shade
easier and less active) No. 8 47. Coffee dull
and nominally unchanged. Sugar firm and quiet;
Molasses sugar 6; centrifugal ; fair to good
refining 84fea8Vk; refined dull and easier; Stand
ard A 9 Molasses doll and nominal ; Porto Rico
S6&55; new crop New Orleans 60a70; old do
85a60. Bice steady and In moderate demand.
Rosin dull and easier at 8Z.H2V&as2.87. Tur-
Ladies. Gentlemen, IVIissesBbys and Children
CANNOT FAIL TO BE SUITED IN
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FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
Y"E goatantee that every pair of SHOES we sell shall be found Just as represented, and shall allow no house to give you better goods than we do for the
money. Our stock has been carefully selected with a view to the wants of all classes of customers, and comprises a 'fun line of beautiful and seasonable
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goods, of the very best quality and all grades, from the finest French Kid Button Boot to the Heaviest Brogan. If you wish to get your boots and shoes to
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sepl8 " - l il : - Central Hotel Block. Tra de Street.
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White,
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Family....
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Oats, shelled, .. .
Dried Fjujit
Apples, per nx-vf...
Peaches, peeled. ,
Unpeeled.
Blackberries. : -. .
POTATOKS '
Sweet.............. -
Irish.
Bcrmat
North Carolina.
Baas, .per dpen.
PODLTBt
Chickens..
Spring i...
Ducks
Turkeys, per n...
Bxrar, per TU, net. -, . -
Muttom, per lb., net.. . . . . . .
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SELLING PRICES -Bulk
Mxats
.Clear Rib Sides.
Corrat
'Prime Bio. 14al6
Good. , 2al5
OUttlK
1116.,..,..,..,.
teUow...tv.
M0T,VTBa .
Cuba : ..'..-.':
Sugar Syrup.
Choice New Orleans
Common
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Llverpoolfine
44 Coarse
WHISEEY '
Corn, per gallon.....
Bye,
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Apple, per gallon,
Peach, ,r .............
Wink, Souppernong, per gallon..
RETAIL.
Chxbsk.... ........
Labd, perlb.
Taixow, per Th
Baoom
N.C. hog round
Hams, N. 0. ................
Hams, canvassed.
Rica
JTrittt
Apples, Northern, per bbl 3-25a.50
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Iarlted to tfee Expoaltiaa.
Chicago, Nov. 17. In theTarifl con
vention yesterday, ex-Gor. Bullock in
vited the delegates to attend the cotton
planters' convention at Atlanta on De
cember 6th. The committee on per
manent organization was empowered
to appoint a committee to meet the cot
ton planters of the South and the New
England manufacturers n Atlanta.
i i i i I i awn
Imposition on a Snburban Be
porter
Chicago, Nov. H. The report that a
conspiracy had been discovered for the
assassination of President ' Garfield
with which Guiteau was connected,
and of which he was an instrument,
has been ascertained to be a wholesale
fabrication which was imposed upon a
suburban reporter.
Cbatumoog
a Republican
Electa
mayor.
Chattanooga, Nov. 17. In the mu
nicipal election to-day, Evans, Republi
can, was elected mayor. The- new
board stands T Democrats, 8 Republi
cans. j
Gen. T. Sherman and staff are in
the city guests of ex-Postmaster Gene
ral j&.ey. xney leave -ior uincinnaa
to-morrow morning.
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A Floral Trlonto From Ciaclanatl.
Cincinnati, Nov. 17. A number of
the merchants of the city desirous of
complimenting the Atlanta Exposition,
had nrerjAred two colossal nieces of
floral work to be exhibited at tne Expo
sition. A special train left here last
night with the floral tribute and a num
ber of merchants with their wives.
pentioe dull and weak at 54tta55. Wool steady
Pork-dull, without Important change, at 817.50;
November ; January 81 8.00aSl3.25; middles
dull and weak; long clear etyaf: short clear
9. Lard feverish and unsettled, closing heavy
and lower: 81 145aS1147M; November 811. 42VU
aSU 45; December SH-42feaSll-47Vi; January
. jrriegnt8 nrm.
COTTON,
GH.VPSTOH Firm; mMdUnglMg; low middling
11c; good ordinary lOVc; -aet receipts 2,197;
gross 1 sales 1,950; stock 92,249; exports
coastwise ; to Great Britain ; to conti
nent ; to France .
NosroLK Steady; middling 11 9 10e;oet rett'oti
5.078; ffross : stock 67.967; exports eoaat-
wise 2395; sales 2,595; exports to Great Britain
; to continent .
BiXTDfOBi Quiet; middling llfcc; low mid
dling llfe; gooa ordinary 10; net receipts -;
gross 861; sales -; stock 26,152; exports
coastwise ; spinners 75; exports to Great
Britain 945; to sontlnent
Boston Firm; middling 12c; low middling
liqgc; good ordinary lOOfec; net receipts 2,817;
gross 5.866; saws : mock b,4zu; exports to
Great Britain ; to nance. ,
WrumieToir Firm; middling lll&et low mid
dling 10 18-1 Be; good ordinary 9c; receipt
1,289; gross ; sales ; stock 19,094; ex
ports eoastwise ; to Great Britain ; to
continent .
middling llrc: Kood ordnaa 0VaP- net receipts
810: gross 1,482; sales ; spinner- 233: stock
16.015; exports ureal Britain id,uuz;o conunent
Savikit ah Firmer : middling llfee: low mid
dling lie; good ordinary 10&; net receipts
5,287 1 gross ; sales 500; stock 91,245;
exports coastwise 8,871; to Grew Britain ;
to France -; to aontinent
Nsw Oblxs-Steady; middling llc; low
mindiin' i lua: cood ordlnarr Cf&o: net recelnts
2.911; gross 4,155; sales 6,000; stock 224,462:
exports to Great Britain ; to France - -;
to eoastwise 2,576! to oontment -
MoBin-Qulet! middling lle; low mlddltng
lie; good ordinary lOwe; net receipts 1,257;
gross : sales l.'iw, siock n.av: exports
coast lJos; srance -; wantHiwuuu .
MsxpHis-Stcady; middling receipts
8.649; shipments 2,828; sales 8,750; stock
66,784. '
1T7OTJBTA Fin: middllnR 11; low mid
dling lOfte; good ordinary 0c; recelpu lo;
iniprnems saus ivo. ,.:
CHiirr.w-roif Firm: middling lllbc: low mid
dling llc; good ordinary lWbynet
8,932; gross ; sales 8,000; stock 101,743;
xporu ooastwlse 50,070 toGreat Britain ;
to continent e.088; Francf r- to channel
Kvvb VmOAttm flnni galea 1.958: middling
uplands 11 6-16c; middling Orleans 128-18e; eon
AiirtntAii nAt TMeiDts 25.188: exports to Great
Britain 8.641; to Franos ; to continent
6.081: to channel
. T.-mnMwNoonSteady: mlddlinz tn I
' lands 69-16d;mlddllngtrtsaiis611-lM;saletl2,-
000: speculation MweipoBowu, iwio.wi
nut-iran nnn. Colands tow middling clause i
November delivery 6 l9-82d; November andDe
cember 6 19-82d jDecember and January 62 l-82d:
January ana jreonmry o4ini, inmu; uu
i March : - d; March : and .April . d;
i April, and .May -
B lo-lou; June 1'.OJl,u't'1M
jolyand August- -d. Futures arm.
tiwuwit.-)i n. m. aaies or Amencan eotton
9.900: uplands low middling danse: November
jtMwww muxi? NoMmDet ana ueemDeer tnna:
December ana iianuBJT u ; auuBuuiuunr
Mountain.
Fish
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" No. 8...
Codfish
CABBog,perR(.....
3.00
1.25
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75
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UNPBKCEDVNTED ATTB ACTION I
OVKB HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legis
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of 81.000.000 to which a reserve
fund of R5R0.00O has since been added.
By an overwhelm mg popular vote Its franchise
was made a part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d. A. D. 1879.
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Drawings will
take place monthly.
It never scales or postpones. Look at the follow
ng distribution: .
ty GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, -&3
during which will take pfrce the
138tIi Crand ITIoutblr
-AKD TB.S-
EXTRAORDINART SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING
At New Cr'.ein3,
Tuesday, necember 18th. lS81t
Under the personal supervision and manage
ment of Gen. Q. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
and GeL JOBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S100,OtX). .
ty Notios. Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, S5. Fifths, 82. Tenths, Si.
LIST OF FRIZES:
ICanital Prize of Si 00.000 8100.000
ou.uuu ou,uuu
20.000.. 30,000
10,000....... 20,000
5.000. 20,000
1,000 20,000
600 25,000
800. 80,000
200....... . 40,000
'Jim
1 Grand Prize of
1 Grand Prize of
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prizes of
20 Prizes of
0 Prizes pi
Of
Prize rig &ten -AmreaUrd -
Erie. Pa, November 17. Last even
ing Holden and "White were arrested
on complaint of Sheriff Bttles, ot Ash
tabula county, Ohio, and committed to
jail to await a requisition from Gov.
Foster. After' fighting four rounds,
near Couneaut, Ohio, in which White
was knocked down several times and
one eye partially closed, the deputy
sheriff of Ashtabula county endeavor
ed to arrest them, but was knocked
down and the whole crowd crossed over
the line into Pennsylvania. The referee
decided the fight a draw. ;
m
ATsinllUrtlisl (hot.
CrNCTNNATt. lS'Ov: n.Tho Gazette ot
unanestown, west Virginia, says wn
Robinson, a no torionsr character, of
Maiden, six tntles - above Charles town,
shot Town Marshal Allen Beliker
Tuesday night killing him instantly.
He also fired two shots at the .mayor,
but missed him. . Robinson was arres
ted and brought to i Charlestown. It was
rumored laat nltrbt that ' ft' Tnnh' won
coming from Malden to lyncn ,the;lnur
flerer, and the . militia , .company ,were
ordered to be ready tft.p.rotecthSw-o, i
u A ratal EacplMlam mn mVmmH,n
3ui i it a-jtitnvi tciiii .;.
atcnrrotn
persona WUe
lv injured br an exbloaidn on DOaid
the Severn and four' were conveyed" o
the Hpsplta in a dynjgcondltion. i
' - - 1 f " n ft" ' tl . '
BaOlread CUisin, j
Mobile, AlaNov. 17.Tbe incom
ing passenger train on the Mobile and
OhtoiuiiroadMaue nere at SJa) a. mu
collided with a freight engine two miles
from this oity. lolives were lost, but
eeveral passengers were badly bruised.
Tbe WefUbwr, , aj
WAsraKGTOir, Nov. 17. Indications :
South Atlantic States, increasing cloud
. ness and rainreaaterly winds, becoming
variable, railing barometer ana station
ary or slight rise in temperature.
- , i
SJrtTOToariB. Theatre goers and all sucH as
keep late hours are very liable to contract a severe
cough or cold. A safe and reliable cure Is Dr.
Bull's cough syrup. The price Is oruy 26a
iTii 1 1 .1 m- Vebruarr fend March
and April -wit April and May
i and Jane -d; June and July-
cloeedfinn. , -. , ; .
jrrjTUBES.
Nrw Tobx Futures closed, firm. ,
000.
November. .
December....
January.....
lrettruary.,..
Maron..
April... .......................
Mar...:.
June
July...
August
ii May
futures
Prizes
200 Prizes of
600 Prizes of
10.000 Prizes cf
APPROXIMATION PRIZEa -100
Approximation Prizes of S2D0.... 820,000
100 Approximation Prizes of 100.... 10,000
100 Approximation Prizes of 75 7.500
11,279 Prizes, amounting to 1 532,500
Application for rates to cliibs should only be
made to the office of the company in New Orleans.
Write lor circulars or send orders to , , .
: K.A.DAUPBUI
. new Orleans, Louisiana,
OrM. A. DAUPHIN, at
. Mo. 212 Broadway. New York.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC:
The public are hereby cautioned against send
ing any money or orders to NUNES fc CO., 83
Nassaa street. New Tork City, as authorized by the
Ixxnsianar state Lottery - Company to sell
Its tickets. They are flooding the country
with BOGUS CIRCULARS purporting to be of the
Louisiana' state Lottery company, and-; are
FRAUDULENTLY representing themselves as Its
r nave no auinomy :
agents. They
any purpose.
ve no autnonty rrom this . com
pany to sell Its tickets, and are not its agents for
- .
FINANCIAL.
Sales 181,- j
1
'11.8587
11.95a 98
12.17a!
12.87a.88
12.563.57
12.69a.70
12.81a.82
12.0la.92
iaona.02
13.06a. 08 ,
....l ninsmu
. , Pres't Louisiana State Lottery Co.
New Orteafis, La, July 4, 1881. ,
nov8
... ....'..
There net' a 'f farm, I believe, m our town
where a bottle of Hamburg Drops cannot' be found ;
tor chins and levers an very prevalent with us.
But the folks 'know wen, that. It they only use
Hamburg Drops la good time, they eanjave many'
a doctor's MIL 1 E. Laugh, .
' ' Morriaon, Ma ,
AS THOUSANDS DO TXSTOT, . .
So does Thomas Roberts, Wholesale Grocer, Phil
adelphia, who says: "Burnett's Cocoaine allays
an Irritation of the scalp, and win most efleetuallx.
remove dandruff and prevent the hair from falling,
out" , !. . . , " ; .
.. BTJRNET'3 TyORING EXTBACTS. The
superiority oi vueoo ejLuacts ix ,tomr pexieot, pop
ity and g.eot strength, -They are warranted. tree
from' the Ytonoui Ollisria acid v?hloh enter the-
composttton Of may facttBooafrna flavprs. s I .
w adsd-ob gray SATB graduany recovers its
youthful color and lustre by the use ot Parkers
Hair Saltan, an elegant dressing, admired for Its
.... JW . .
' ' . ' .. . '
''-. if - . ..) ;.: : i : t
j" - cue ,. Biehalha. .t
New, Tiulck, complete cure 4 days, rtnary 6ffee
nona, Bmarung, rrequem or aimeuiturmanon. ana
4.80'
102
... 4a6
S82.830.040
4.888,068
a AKDON0V, ,17.rA dlSp
AJowia gAja xorty-three
Dad
frea
kidney diseases. Si
jv;.acnt ynanoaer
at druggists.
.v.-
fT
Depot,
continuance foi Aoy; length- oi -tfjak net.fclta
tSm omil Bt tome jaifumu Thiual Dteeaie,'
i Sm" SSSSiA WW
mVXAtXWU Galway.has been toouRBWortwiy
' of it ll also entitled to qongiw lunder escort' and 'lodged :Ur'JiLas '
lor theemlnenl ucco it M
member
T
a.t sitrti tut a'tluff'tit.
fi ii i ii i. 'm
TdTllMgfNiiit-BJUoSjm
Hmtfes-afid lichiag eaortattabs of OMXaotL should
mmip-mmei C It cleanses
x MM a4 nsieifUk -
HJn? SemritSWtoeara fw dyspepsia, "Wen's.
Homn5ei?wer- Th greatest toiuThest W
E?V2J ' jd UTeJ! remeo known. SI at drumlSs.
Exchange,
Sovernments sieaay .
New 6's,. t ...... ...,.... ...
Foar and a half per cents,.
Four per cents,.. ........:.i
Money,'...; .... i..... .v.. i.1....
Btate bonds fairly active and firm.
Bub-treasury balances Gold.......
ST0CU9 Extreme! j;dull:
Alabama-Class A, 2 to 5
. , uiassA, smau.
m - class B,6' ;
: Class C4'ajt;i.,i.
Chicago and'Morth western ... .......
- preferred....
lde.W.........v ..V.v.
Xist Tennessee. .... j ..-
Georgia v . st, . ...
I UmoUCentraJU... ....... ...T..
f, - r .... 1
uuLs.ouvn.i..
Loulsrllle and Nashville
MempBiaand Charleston... ...-..
Nashvflleand Chattanooga.,.-.....
New York Central.r.,,. ......
Pittsburg. ; . . . . . ...;..';.;..'..'
Richmond and Allegheny. J.. . ..
Bleb mood andDanvlUe..M
book iana.......... r,
Western Untort3..v....i-..
!i i u . iCnMitrnt: November 18,1881
t-Wa iiAM VnMAM-.r loMd teadT IDC IOQOW-
OMulWiUlhM .' i . , ' 1 1
RtrUlRiIddllnu., ......... ......... 118-1
Ktddilng.1.. v .TT.V.. ; J 71. .. .... . - 1 1 J
Strict low mlddnngji.a'j;.
lxmiddUBg..i..i...,...v fntifJr
storm eotton:.:;i::v...t..V-,.V..i4
il.ifi-dl I'f.-z. s f.La''t-i -t-- h ' 1
Cpit, pet buahi,. i 1
iv .(iikiai'ifiaii Jii
BURGESS NICHOLS,
a l it Krsnt ov -
FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &C.
A ItTLZ. LDXI Of
Cheap Bedsteads,
AND LOUNGES,
Parlor & Chamber Suits,
oormo or all kdqqs esi sum.
W. T. BLACKWELL &C0.
Durham, N. C.
Uknnfketnreri of the Origiiml and Only Gcnnlne
TO BAG
Our claim for merit is based &
upon tlio fact that a chemical
analysis proves that t:-c tobacco S
ffroAvn in oiir section is betters
aaaptca to rauko a C OOD-ril2:,
OrXLiiail tobacco ciov. n.ir. the
world; and fcehir sitaatodinH
ihe HEART of ri Un's f-ro
section, liavo ilia. It7l; uf&
the offerings, jnt.Iic an-
preciate this; henio our sal:. 5..
EXCEKD the pro!wots f AI.L;i
tho loading T5.aminu.fcor u s com- jS
maco. tSSST f ii'-! ,' "Wiling v
bean fi irade-rwrh Cu: Jla'S.
Mar 22 ly
ttXxstzllumiovLS.
DE. C. W. BENSON, of Baltimore, d-,
inventor and proprietor of the celebrated . Celery
and Chamomile PUla, These pills are prepared
expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous Head
ache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,' Paralysis, Sleep
lessness and Dyspepsia, and will cure any case, no
matter how obstinate, if properly used. They are
not a eureall, 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 elled upon the skin,
and a lovely auleting effect UDon the .nervous sys
tem, simply by feeding Its ten thousand hungry,
yes, In some oases, starving absorbents. They
make or create nerve matter and give power, force
and buoyancy to theherves, and in that way In
crease mental power, endurance and brilliancy of
mind. Nobody that has a nenous 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 60 cents a box. De
pot, 106 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By
mail, two boxes ior $1 or six boxes for 82.80 to
any address.
DR. C. yv. BENSON g
I
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted to Cur . .
ECZEMA, TITTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILICOROST,
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DI8EA8E3 OP HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and
TENDER ; rTCHlMOS tffii
body. It aaalces the skin white, toft sad smooth;
removes ta& id freekJea, and is.th BES1S-toilet
drsnrlTig ia tHS WOJU4VXlfaat:put.vxy twc
bottles in one paoiaf8, cohsuuxig orwcrriirnRial
MUSIC
At the regular prie. -ean'afi.
SDpINS'OOK STOKK.
HRS. LTD1& PlKKHArlrOFLYKH, MASS.,
ml j
POPUULB 1TOOTHLT DBA WINe OF THE
i In the City of Louisville, on J
WEDNAY.NOVlS&Bift SO. 1881.
' These drawing occur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provision of an Act of the General As
sembly of -Kentucky.
The United States circuit Court on March 81,
rendered the foUowing decisions : ;
- lttr-Tbat the CQZumonwealth Distribution Com
pany S U3K2U. .'t.,...
MIU drawings are fair.
The Company has new on hand a large reserve
fund. Bead the 11st or prizes ror tne
v NOYXMBSB DRAWH7& ' . ,
5 'm-x
5 'jA '-
If II
1
' - J S8O9OOO
Prl-a.. .. 10,000
x xn0i.........ra...itt,..M vvw
10 Prizes, 11.000 each,, ... ........ 10,000
'20 Prizes, 600 each,....1......... 10,600
" 100 Prizes, i ICO each, . t. . . . u . -t lOvOOO 4
I.19 1000 Prizes. 10ach...... 10,00fl
1.85U I 9 Prizes, 8800 each, Approxlinatloa Prizes $2,70C
iiW. I 8 Prizes, 100 " M ; - 00
XiWOu nrxes,... i '..iv.........,iia,4vu
vThole Tlcltets. t2ti HftH Tickets. SI: 27 Tlokiets.
:. - Bemtt Money or, Bank Draft la; Letter, or .send
I. r JbV Express. j)ONT SEND BT BXOIaTXRKD
I T "wwi VUCME9A-
1 PaAS, Clar, per bush.
xay,
; 85
90
1.25S.60
BOal.OO
1.60
XXTTKR OS POSTOFFICK ORDIS. - Orders of
Sfraad upward, brXxprees, eanbt seat at our ex
pense. tAddreeaallerder to , ., , , ;
uB.'Mi BOABDMANCorle4ourBal BuQdJng
vouisviue.aynur, yu roadway jxew.xpra. ,
. Chew
Old Oaken
i ' . . . t. .. m m 1J .14 1
. f VUk vni VOMU OKHIi 1 tl
.... . . . . m Ti'na iwnn-nnnna nnwHt -
1 Theinoas-eoveted hucket,15' t
That hung In the nen. i ,
' CHlH. fi. JOHTZiL i i
7yhetenhSitodesJelr 3,,t;.; ; v.
". V j-f. . j- iff !.? j;'T
anlv (h'Ahrnrwl nt tnhiuvM lrn&wn Tba
Bucket-' ' -Tj - ':" - " .
i
Tpy)R BLANK,B00X3
m ivui vftvu wnouu iki ovf iv w
SDDLNS' BOOK STORE.
0
lydiac;e- PiriKHAr-rs
, : ' , 7E&STASLB COMPOUITI). -
'. , . ' .' dials' a Positive Cure i':' .
ftrart tlM-Paiarai eBuiBta wi
j- mmM ta hiM t tmmi. Mla.tl
Itwnf irtirdrwM w--S fonavCTeauteCbm.
plaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflacunatioa and Uluera;
.ttpQ, Fuling.and Displacement, and the eonwqaoPt
Spinal Waakhias lMdjlat p-tto-Oariy-a4ated t U
rtm-dbaolv -dexpllwMfzoIatbairaIa,
aa aartr taordev9lopMfeai Tb teaAaoaj to caa-
oawna8gfliorjtlieil ejected tw 1 ii-wdflyy tfcw.
Ianvesfatatn flatulency, detro!r aU crating
(ovaUmnlanta, tad icJiTa irakneM of thiomach
1 ttr- Shjattaav? Headaohe-, -Uerroua Prottratjoiv
GeiMral Debflltr, mepkna8-is Peprewtott and ladt
3a f-nrig otl)eao, ea-lng 4dnighf
anQiariraah, lgalyarirrtnannOy cored H-o-.-'
ISvdn at all Hates and ondeaU!lrnfataacaattia
' Torta omTO ot Udnoy- Ooiq11nt of -1U-T atx thUf
OanpoandUuB-orpaa,d. 1
4 LYBIA PrNKHASFB TZOETABLS CSM
POTJjrPiS prPf a 3 maA "Wa-ter. Avonua,
Inn, Maav Prioi $L BU bottleof o ftrrtWirttrtaaq
tn tho form of yniyolort IfittO totnvot lo-enge, est
ipl bfrittc-; tliwrbo foKthor.. Mripinkhai-)
freolyantwen all letter of inquur. Bend tor pmpphl
Ko famfly ihobld Dewlthont LYfetlH i wV u lyj
CBfTlxgv zney emro eooatlpatlon, bfl
orpidlty of ttahWSScaitaWlboal
. se
. mF.Bmld by, all Draggista.
tttheBo6Karid8tatIoneiTllne,toto?.oJ 1
BDSUiS' BOOK STORE.
GENERAL FEED DEALERS
-A.KD-
-10MMI88ION
COMMISSION
MERCHANT
MERC UANT
S,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
i f ; . i f a' !
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND :
r
s
JUST RECEIVED,
CAR LOAD BRAN,1
CAR LOAD CORN and PEA MEAL MIXED,
CAR LOAB WHITE CORN.
CAR LOAD YELLOW CORN,
CAR LOAD PATAPSCO PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR,
CAR LOADS TIMOTHY HAY,
' AND1-
WILL GLADLY QUOTE PRICES
.' . -TO- .' ,
BOTH THE WHOLESALE and RETAIL TRiDE.
ReBpeotfully ioikslBf a shase cf jour
patronage, we are respectfully,
mrtfj : - A. J. BEALL & CO.
AT-
ins
Book
Store
4
Landscape; SerM of the Poets !
Jlnely Engraved Landscape Views, which, printed
in subdued tints, give an enect novei
andpteaslng.
Each volume has 'sixteen distinct Landscapes,
printed in from nix to tight different tints. Uun
virtually forming a picture on every page
Cloth, extra thick bevelled boards, sunken lvorlne
centres, inlaid medaHioa, new and elegant de
sign in colors and gold, full gilt back,
. . : - gUt edge, $1.50. . ,
Persian Morocco, bevelled, full gilt' sides ar,d
edges, MtistraUd with x full page steel en
grwings, biography of authors, ln
4ald with sunken illuminated
. satin or calf, centre. ,.
Each book In a paper bpi, per voLV. '.. . . 8 4.00
Byron, Burns, Campbell, Coleridge,
.GOLD3MITH, HEMAN3, MILTON.
MOORE, COWPER, SHAKES PEARH and TEN
V KTSON.
( ': a3NotaIng would be more suitable for a birth
day tiff or a present to a friend tbaa any one of
I these elegantand hew style Poeaw.
w.Ci
t
Z. B. YAHCK. V''- i
W. H Bailst.
Vance & bailey.
eyi aniiObtuueQon
MJrtit wtfftf v .j CHARIATTTK. N. C.
PTaic Irt BurmeCkJdrt of ihe United Suites,
Bume?ouitt North Carolina, Federal
Cabarrus, UnlooSas-
n, tiowaa apaxia-. v
Etxne twd doors east -of - todependen
Squartt Jj J - ej. i!i(i:iiiii!ay2iHu
1 -4 xww.. KjLa jurxwxJJ-fu,
4 TNthe 8ta and CriltMJstateg pa.Z
IX Hons, Home and Foreign, solicited. J
stractaafTUles, Surveys, &&, furnished tor com
omaHL . comer Tr xryon.
iCaarlotte,N.a
fjan.6.