Ti i "i ifrwaMaaaBiisgitaSaanannl -
til UK W FOMTltiAl. BIOTEHENT
lit THE SOtTTH. -
Daily the evidence increases of a
purpose on the part of the administra-
.L8SSLi in the South by a coaliUon between the
Republican party ana gucurwiuiw
If nan nin nvfir from the Democratic
orttr This is not a" new movement.
yui ij e .
It dates back to tne time wneu
was put forward for a third term, and
SUNDAY, DEC 18, 188L ,
Senator Voorhees's son plays Hamlet
very well, they say, out in Indiana.
17.1881.
1 " ' aw.
treason to say se, but it mafie jrropei HABKETS BX;TxuuJfcfcArxi
-a a fa a XW WIaamU AM 1 : - .
fMnVtrKT fnr t.hftmaAives tnese aavs,
ear ae 1 " -
and t.tiav rin not nil aerfie with either '
GovK Vance or .the StdraB this.quea-,
tion.
Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children
CANNOT FAIL TO BE SUITED IN
The courts have throttled the death
bed insurance business in Pennsylva
nia.
PRODUCE.
WrLMUCSTOM, H. C-Bplrttt turpentine qufct at
E3c Bostalto; strained pwdwratotd
81.95. Tax steaay as v&w. vruuo tuiy.
steady at JvS.25 hard; 860 for jeltow dip; $2 80
lor virgin Interior, corn .unchanged.
..Min wwi-TiMTf anil and unchanged;
S0.02U I , '
nju m hi i iir w . ...ww.
when he took his trtP inrou" J rl k waa made to-the "Mud Cut aibeTf i.4atl8i o. l MTif?
SOUinem omscd, i - . . -tthAfssne between Uor. 1 f XZl'ZT. "ai muami SsI1 January
ANOTBEB IiETTEB.
We publish to-day a letter-from Col.
w alter uiars: m reui j w y i Fsstsxrz" "rrr. ";s ; o rn o
w r.ri i;a h t
observation, but really to boom up tne uu. - iIThb Obseeveb WfiOgBmL l'jlHP!
new movement to which he . was ,o.u ;;-.t we puWish this fflrSSSS Tel!
OUR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR THE FALL AND WINTEK TKAJJK.
guarantee that ererj pair ol 8H0KS we sell sbaU be lound lust as represented, and 3HaU allow no house to give you better goods man we do for the
i W ". ... -f.tnthwRnte of all classes ol customers, and comprises a full line of beautiful and seasonable
money. Our uoca nas Deen carciuuj v
goods, ol the Tery llest an&Mty end all grades, from the finest French Kid Button Boot to the Heaviest Brogan. If you wish to get your boots and shoes to
Central Hotel Block. Trade Street.
. T- r.nt,nn new : Th.- WfiAthlnir'todo.'bat we puDllsn inis western Jower and doll-. Southern wnue oj.
i Ann i jnLTM.il nauia ijauv i itia thAnrrnra unci HuniKiwt -
th. rTured i itat Is thi. ouDBtaglitUe moTementta VirgTnU date, letter M part of the raj ol
r... Tk . rn Orant? . T Jr. rf it ia more road embroglio, ot which the end dor. t
UUUgCVlwuu -
do. yellow 67Vi-
I ' . ' iAAfn.
, i Viurtxm-rnahi oau dull: Bomnem bmi
jjxkuvuv . . . , I A ...knurl n flf WniCn I.I1H UUU b I 1 iTTafO. 1 ifiAiia. P.nmlU
odge of John to retire wnw back to that time, too. ana it T 7,7 and to show the tanTOttSi 'KSSa I
r.'"' T.pnt thanlikelv bad Grant been nominated, seem to be yet, and to snow in I75 meau-shuiaer and clear
xfr Wainfl retires ior the present than luteiy. uau ..l,,, ... :ia amnnff certain ISkViSiL naeked aBu. BaeoB-ihoaidera v?
wi;iifL but will devote him- it would have taken aenmW ruX7 kt, to KSS2lSSs&'
" tn nUlliDZ wires for then, and perhaps m nw wua 1 1--- " r" on I TnLbr'umnVvt
BCli luwid w. - - " : ffc. Cnnf horn St.atA9. (irant wmcn We WOK UUCaawu w I r.r ;-t 1-7 V.trht. nnnh&nmri.
RllCCeBB 111 Utliti uvuvuv.u I ... y-v I uvueijtuai" '
. a..j .:i;,l!nn arm I nirnrial in VeSieraSV B jtK,cu. xo-
the next few years.
'JL -- talked well talked conciliation, ana eaiioriai hi j kw toM-Wheat-iewerand ciosinf dbs-
GoveTcameron, of Virginia. gSSkTo well, especially with the There is evidently a lack ot accord at SSX
Sensibly declines any public dis- men whohadmethiminbattle,andwere the head centra . MinS
av or demonstration on the occasion captivated by his generous utterances. In this connection we occasion t oj.
lay oraemousuouvu mmwu u!a frt ottpnt.inn to two editorial ex-, w.rtiW Ne. 8 48. Hops unchanged and duu.
TOYS ! JMlTOYS !
:o: :o:
very th ion "."w w utterances. In this connection we take occasion
piay or ueuiuu. . " Zi" Haf hi. inattention to two editorial ex-
of his inaueuration as uoveiuui. We naye Deiieveu u us v"-v ' w ... tt,z..
- - . . policy then, although he turned a com- tracts, one from the dsville Times,
Silk culture is becoming a thriving &umeTSAulthen he went upon the other from the Wilson Advance,
indnstrv in Louisiana. The mulberry J". - rival, which will give some idea of the cur-
-zCHRISTMASi-
trees are doing well, and the silk worms ld ;ursued af ter Mr.Arthurbe- rent of thought among the people, and
are increasing in quality and numbers. Pre8ident, and that one of his the view they take of the discordant i,
- . ... t..s.j mia. HffrnAs that Drevail and that jeop- zi
q ma wnn (1 Dfi IO uuiiu uu au a"1"""" l a '
Mt,-ft r,artv in the South, which would radize the success of the party.
liXCtb&wu
Walter P. Williamson, ol lamoro,
writes a communication to the Greens
boro North State asking -why not im
peach Gov. Jarvis?" Walter has blood
in his eye for the Governor.
There seems to be an explosive prin
ciple in flour dust, which within the
past few years has destroyed over 81,
000,000 worth of property, and scientists
are trying to find out what it is?
The State University of Virginia has
received benefactions from citizens in
various States of the Union amounting
to $450,000, 8110,000 more than the total
. annuities paid by the State of Virginia
since 1865.
enable them to hold the government
without being absolutely depenaenu up
on the solid North, which could never
ted on with anv certainty, and
which would be, perhaps, impossible
without such assistants as John Kelly,
whose timely aid has twice given them
the State of New York, first for Ur-
nell.then for Garfield.
If a break can be made in the solid
South, and several of these States be
weaned away from their allegiance to
the Democratic party, New York ceases
tn ho a battle-eround to the extent sne
has has been, and victories might be
ithnnt her electoral vote. There
T V V
ia no doubt, either, that this movement
has had its influence in shaping in some
degree public sentiment, whicn is less
ly active; e. s . nop? Snc?5ufs!t St,i.
Coffee-unchanged and dull;, Wo 10-. Sugar-
iMiiiIrt-' nfllruul flrt &CUTe. HO-
S1mS will soon be upon us.
ni.rhned and dull: doinettle fleece 8560;
Texas 14ffi31. Pork-stUlTery dpU and nomina!-
ly lower: ld mess if.uu; new uo
dies dull and Jow: lopgclear9;
ZZZinr, ai.t. sii.tiAASii.i& Freighta to
Liverpool market :flrmea r-
COTTOJi.
A magazine in the oil region of Penn
sylvania containing 1,300 pounds of
, . unj loaf nroolr nnrl
nitro-eivcenue wuiuucu n D . ,
! lZgJ n, thro anreii near bv was prone ta look with aversion on such
sDlintered. The earth trembled as if overtures than it would have been a
shaken by an earthquake. few years ago. In some Southern jour-
snaKe J - 4 nai wfi find exDressions like these from
Mrs. Catharine Gruber, of Reading the jacon, Ga, Telegraph, which as-
Tennsylvania, was falsely accused of serta tnat sectionalism is dead, and at-
larceny, was arrested and discharged triDutes its death to investments in the
for want of evidence, but the charge gouth by Northern men :
prayed so upon her mind that she be- Wnere tne money is,there the heart is
came violently insane. ai8o: and the millions which have been
i anfl are Deing pcureu mi,u uui
Augusta Chronicle: The power ol enterprises, coal and iron regions, waste
. . i: .noTA in tho hands nnAa lnmhor Hinfrip.ta and COttOn faC-
Th Weather.' ' . &
Washington, Dec 17. Indications:
Middle Atlantic States, warmer and
fair weather, southerly veering to west
erly winds, stationary or lower pleas
ure, i neni uu. w au
South Atlantic, slightly warmer and NoMoi:-Bteiyj
fair weather, variable winds, generally WffitfBS
shifting to soutneriy anu www fco:
UIEast Gulf States, sligntly warmtt and
fair weather, winds mostly easterly.
nearly stationary preaaure.
Westuuir taces,iair weaiuw, wuo
mostly easterly, stationary temperature
and pressure. . ,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, southerly veering to westerly
winds, stationary temperature, station
ary or lower pressure.
lie; good ordinary 10, net rwlpU 2,4 8;
SSStj&ft. to Great 'Britain ; to contl-
nsnt inn: ta jnance .
rec-pu
oaat-
SiM 2.897: ealee 286: experte to Great Britain
; to continent ,
Biltthoo Quite ; nUdflllng llks; low mid
dling 11 U; gooo ordinary aow; jeirece ip-j-.
mu km 7 : aaies ;
47.928: export
exports to ureal
eoastwvw ; spinners 150;
Britain ; w wwnnmn .
BoffTOK-Quiet: middling 12ie: lew ng
llw: good ordinary 10: nejreeelptt 279:
3 118: sales i 4,800; exports to
great Britain : to Trance -.
Wnnreroif-6trongi mWdilnii n3;iowid-
MTOBM i ' : III IT WW loivovi
WtwtM 8,186; to Great Britain ; to
continent .
PheUdzlfhU Quiet; Maann
100 gross jzi; J " ' v Zz7-Zt
2l)228. exports Great Britain ; to continent
SiTAKsiH-Jlrm; middling llfte: low ntld
Sm wJstwtse 1.109: to Great Britain 8.442;
to srance -. w wiuuma
. v.ra .atMn. mMillIn lllbe: low
mta uTorUlWlO net reeelpU
xpArw to Great Britain : to jwioe 6,43 1 ,
eoastwlse ; to continent 2.201.
vr,im -Blirhur: mlddllna liuio; ww mraqiiDR
A H mini stration Datronaee in the hands
of a business man is almost omnipotent
That is Arthur's stronghold. A suc
cessful competitor must create popular
tidal waves.
Senator Kellogg says the Republicans
will elect three or four Congressmen
next time from that State, and that
there is no need of a Mahone move
ment. Kellogg is talking just, perhaps,
to hear himself talk.
An nrnn ion ore vafls in Europe that
the French policy in Africa will result
torles bring with them an amount or
cood feeling'and awaken a kindliness
never Deiore areameu ui iu uui trun
cal philosophy.
Taken disconnectedly there is no par
ticular political significance in such ut
terances, but it shows the advance
nrViih has hppn made in the way of
W A-A A V- wvr wv "
obliterating sectional feeling, which
has had so much to do in the past witn
keeping the South solid on one side and
the North solid on the other. Practical
business questions have taken the place
to a great extent of mere political ana
Hotel rire 1st HcnpkU.
Memphis, Dec 17th. The Peabody
hotel caught fire this morning. The
fire origmatea in tne uwuen uuiug
breakfast hour, and the flamea commu
nicated through a defective flue with
the roof, in a very snon. uiue uw cu
tire western portion of the building was
on fire. After an hour's hard fight the
fire was gotten under control. 1 ne prin
cipal damage to the hotel will be from
afor aithnnorh t.h kitchen Dantrv and
servants' quarters are .oaoiy wrueu. 10e; Kooa fl,2ng kTST exnorts
The hotel was filled with guests, and oss 200 5V03. xport.
iL. i nm oroa rrtiwturAfi nv a. rm. i "
UI6 MUUI Ul Ul imo.v.ivn.- r.
eral rush trom tne ouuawj, xnwij pci
A 1 4 1, n 4V,A1
AND
We wou'd be pleased toThare you call and examine
our BtocK or
QOLIDAY GOODS.
Our assortment of TAVC wsf selected f s
neel&Uyfor the Be 1 J I O taU Trade, and
comprtseVeyerytbtag New and Novel to interest
tul that we know your wants.. It will be to your j
raterest to examine our stock: Deiore purcnasug.
-AL80-
Fresh Fruits of all kinds, Nuts, Raisins, '
FIGS, 0ITE0IT, 0UEBAHT8, &c.
We are now receiving orders for CHRISTMAS
CAK.KS, ana U jou assu wjuiuig m
line we would be glad to hare
you can on u.
- r .fc . gfc 1L
BURGESS NICHOLS,
F
ALL IINkl or
URNITUR
i
BEDDING, &G.
a ruu, un osj
Cheap Bedsteads,
AXD LOUHOXa,
Parlnr Ar f3inmr finfta.
''i oomxa a au Em ca wn.
J wist nui mm.
Y. T. BLACKWELL & CO.
Durham, N. C.
Unn&etarrt of the Original and Only Oennln
OUR
TOBACCO
Our claim for merit is based,
upon the fact that a chemical
analysis proves that the tobacco !
grown in our section is better
adapted to makcaGOOD.PUHE, j
satisfactory smoke limn AXY j
OTHER tobacco gioivn in the!
world; and being situated in
the HEART of this fir.e tobacco
- nv-w i i rT-iTr -c
eUTSJLAVIJ) AJ A-C, U t-.'l-VJ X AVil. Ul
Ireciatc this; hence our 6ale:-jf!
EXCEED the rroducts of AIb K
the leading manufactories cW' M
bined. jS"2.one f V, vi.V.- ilfO
iear8 A trade-mark cf ila Sv.ll. S
MMMMMSHWMPHwn winiunsfwnnRDa
Mar221y
Wn minnf APttlie OUT OWn CAKTJIXS dally,
and can guarantee them FDRJE. .JEt
See us for XMA8 GOODS by all means.
D. M. RIGLER,
SiJtterijes.
decll
sons carrying
snouiaers
their trunks on their
A LeaMn to tbe Frcnr.
8tateTllle Landmark.
TK ,Vnrf. nnttrkn ftrftn. onnasioncd bv
the drought of last season, haa taught
the farmers a severe lesson,and one that
will, in all probability, be of great ser
vice to them in the future. It is that
too much commercial fertilizer will not
nnl that fortillTITlO' WU.n RniDDOSl
pay, uva buuu i;uiift ... r
is proving more effective,, as well as
much cheaper. Let the farmers begin
now to make up their compost heaps
ny-f troira' crftiu that t hflV mSV bfi
thoroughly decomposed before the time
the Frencn policy in ivirica win icaun iq a great cxteuu uj. ujco i iooruuKuijr uewmu a
in a conflict with Germany, something abstract ones, and the Democrat of the arrives for depositing it m the ground.
. . ii u rif nYtiant. fo if Cn.i)k nnA 'Ronnhlipan of t.hft North I
v.ih UranoR would not object to if
she felt herself in the condition for a
brush with Bismarck.
Some boys in blue-grassdom a few
days ago sang "Hang Jeff Davis on a
sour aDDle tree" and the old gentleman
smiled. No doubt the boys thought he
would get mad, but he smiled to en
courage their vocal efforts.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher thinks
that if Guiteau was "sane enough to or
ganize the elements of a crime and ac
complish it, he is sane enough to be
hanged." There is a slight difference
of opinion between Beecher and Gui
teau on this point. Guiteau says he is
sane enough for everything else, but
not quite sane enough to be hanged.
Mr. Frank Powell makes his saluta
tory iu this week's Tarboro Southerner.
In announcing his principles he states
that the Southerner shall be a Demo
cratic organ, so far as" the party shall
confine itself to Democratic principles!
and no further." Will be devoted to
the cause of national progress, educa
tion, immigration, &c.
The returns of the last election in
New Jersey made the Legislature 29
Democrats, 30 Bepublicansoind 1 Inde
pendent, but a revise of the returns
gave a seat to a Democrat instead of a
Republican in one the districts, and last
Monday a Republican member died,
which now gives the Democrats 30, Re
publicans 28, and l Independent.
Wlfile Germany's population is annu
allv increasing, that of France remains
about stationary, the reason assigned
being that while in Germany there are
at least a half dozen children to a fami
ly, in France there are but two or three.
' At this rate it is only a question of
time 'when Germany will swallow
France up.
Wilmington Star: It you think it
does not pay in the Northwest to plant
tree?, and if you think walnut does not
fetch a round sum, read the following
which we clip from an exchange:
A black walnut grove that was plan
ted by a Wisconsin farmer about twen
ty years ago on some waste land was
recentlv sold for $27,000. The trees
are now from sixteen to twenty inches
through."
Mr. Scoville makes the singular
statement that not a single minister of
any denomination has made the first
effort to bring Guiteau to repentance.lt
seems strange that ii Guiteau has a soul
there is not one among the number
who would trylto save it. Perhaps
they think that hanging will not be a
sufficient atonement fori the assassina
tion of a President and that be ought
to be damned to meet the requirements
of the case.
South and ReDublican of the North
find themselves thrown together in the
work of material progress ; ere long both
will find themselves parting with some
of their extreme notions and coming to
irfit.hpr to Dromote objects in which
n - -
they have a common interest.
Shrewd Republican politicians recog
nize this fact and will endeavor to turn
it to advantage, hence the friendly leg
islation suggested by some, such as the
abolition of the war taxes, appropria
tions for education in the South, im
provements in the Mississippi river,
etc, all of which.while they have merit,
have a political motive at the bottom
of them and a political significance.
What the result of all this is going to
be. is. of course, still a problem which
the future must solve, but its success
I or failure depends in no small measure
upon the course persued by those who
havft the Democratic Dart? in their
keeping, that is, the men who shape the
policy of that party.
GOV. TAttCK AM trAB.
The Wilmington Star ot a recent
date contained' an article under the
head of "War," with all that the term
implies, and which undertakes to de
fend Gov. Vance in bis position on the
railroad question. The article , begins
with what pretends to be a quotation
from Scott, as follows:
to Great Britain
wmnmro Firm: mtddllng lUfee receipts
4,mT shipments 1,926; sales 2,260: stock
97.412.
AtJWBTA-Bteady ; mlddllnt 10o ; low m
dltni TlWfee! good ordinary lOo; receipts 1.494.
hlpnwnt : sales 785.
ChaRLKSToK Firmer; mlddUnfl ie lomJ
dun lKtee: good ordinance net reeMnt.
2.R49: cross ; sales 6,000; stoek i l.ooo.
exports eoastwlse urea n -,
to continent ; to France ; to channel
Nw Yori -Cotton nommal;sales 452;mWdng
. - ..... ..iuiin. ArlMiu 12 R-IBc: con-
nP""? Av:- " r." ot aoaTTTTrtk xa Great
Britain 7.B01: to France 6,488; to continent
2.901; to channel .
nMrfllnv nnlands
LITUIfwb nwu : , - rnn.
S&ejrS SSflSSi KSu'EKI;
December ana January muu " -
615-I6d; July and August 631-3237 31-3-Jd.
I in.T,.t nii antmber . Futures nrm.
22 DBBG8, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, LAMP GGOD8,
SEGARS, TOBACCOS, &c, Ac.
rUTUBBS.
JUST Ef celved, a full and select line of Per
lumerles and Perfumery Cases, oiogne Bot
tles, Ac Toilet Powder Bouges, Soaps, Tooth
Brushes, Brushes of all kinds, Combs, &c., and a
full line ef all goods usually found In a flrtlass
Lrug Establishment.
Careful attention Rhen the preparation of pre-
Pmi? ?h nnbllc will, as heretofore, extend me
a share of th-lr patronage. Care will In even in
stance be given the pre paction and dispensing or
all mertlrines for which demands are made, and
satisfaction In every m every In sUnce gua'anteea,
by W. P. MARVtH. ig't. & CO.
declO
t eX V
Particular Notice.
411 the drawings will hereafter be wndwr the ex
clusive super ldlon and contr-uJ of ftEKKRALS .
T. BlSAUKKG AtiD aud JUBA.L. A. ElBLY.
DIEND OPPOBTTJNITY
TO WIN A FORTUNE
BUT10N, CLiAda A,
FIRST GRAND DK-TRI-AT
NEW OttLEANd,
Bales
1CUU ivoouu - v
who, when water gets scarce, refill the
tion, await the pleasure of Providence
on the ram question.
Nkw Tokk Futures closed barely steady.
179 000.
12-96 86
i a.oeffl o7
13.1H.17
18.266)27
12.570 59
11.8331.85
11.65a 87
musemietxts.
Hew liter FJo In Kentucky,
Coorler JoumaL
According to a Boston journal, while
the pious people were pointing morals
over an Arkansas man who was strick
en with paralysis for cursing uie .uoru January t xTT ttatto tt
for not sending rain, the papers brought February OPERA HOUSE.
news of a Maine deacon who was visit- Mar n 12.82e 88 w
ed in the same way while praying long;-";;,;
rain. Maine ana Arsansas measnuum i June.
learn a lesson from the Kentuckians, July..
September
October
November..
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Petition Grsutted
Nashvixi.e,Teitn Dec. 17. The Su
preme Court to-day granted the petition
of the State Funding Board to have ad
vanced on tne docket a mouon oi me
board to dissolve an injunction against
the funding of the State debt at par at 3
FINANCIAL.
KW TORI.
Exchange,-.-
Government weak--
New 6's.
Four and a half per cents,.
Four per oenw
ey,.
4.80
1.021
1.1448
1-18
836
Thursday, December 22nd, 1881.
DENMAN
the funding of the State debt at par at 3 Tennessee...- - ..n,,. L.-TH TT O M P S O Nl-
Urcenttaterest wiUxcouwnsreceiv- -1 XX U iVl r O W 11-
aDie ior i I ni.. .n MtA wki
"Tbe war for a season which did fall,
Now trebly thundering shook the gale."
. The editor of the Star is usually very
accurate, but in this instance he has
missed the mark widely. In the sixth
canto of Scott s Marmion, 32d stanz?,
occur these words:
itrmA waa tit at fr a rwv AA ffltl
Now trebly thundering noetted the gale."
WASHINGTON, Dec. tl'-S? (S'nl
mirand BMgJ.
gleton and Chalmers, of JOmmtg.
Now, if the defense of Gov. Vance by
our esteemed cotemporary is not more
to the point than is his attempt to quo.te
Scott's poetry, he must pick his flint
and try it again. Gov. Vance neeas no
defense at our hands. That he is on
the wrong side of the railroad question
we have really and truly believed,
but we have not thought it necessary
to even insinuate that he has been
actuated by any but the purest motives.
He. more than all other public men in
the State, is responsible for the sale of
the Western North Carolina Railroad
to the Best syndicate, with Fisk, Tap
pan and Grace thrown in for good meas
ure, but we did not then, nor do we now,
imnnts dishonest motives to him. He
has probably made a breach in the Dem
ocratic party in this State that may be
hard to patch up, but that was his
misfortune. Governor Jarvis is now
ranged on one side and Got. Vance on
the other, while a good many people
who acknowledge allegiance to the
Democratic party are crying out:
"Every fellow for - himself and the
devil take theliindmAsL" 7 p
We shall be very glad if the railroad
war shall be remanded to the shades of
A ' ' AV ' Ilk. ' A.A.1
ODScumy oeiore anotner pouticM, ratue
Uke place between, the two
contending parties,because without har
mony, unity ana coBcertioi cuon
bv order of the court come up for hear
ing on the ntn or January.
FauU Inanasutwss
Tf 17 The dams near Al
v.o fimm T?Aiiwav nave Durst
and the ilneis flooded. Many UvesthaTe
been lost by the mnnaawon ana bbtmiu
vessels in the coasting-trad have foun
dered. - " "j ;
ba t,BM m miiiv' eontraeted: so are eotds.
andboth.are very hard V ot,,. The eelde
are qulcuy anasnreiycurea ui -ui. wu,
syrup. -
va Throat Diseases sat Caci-MBreva,s
Bronchial Troches.'' Qke eH ether. teaHy good
thin am imitated, and TtmSissetf enoold be
earetul to obtain Uie genutaeartleie prepared by
John L Brown Ions. ,:i -
"I've lived and lored." said an unhappy old
maid. "When I was young. Dr. Benson s cam
Cure, for tetter, eczema, and plMples ouiae race.
was not to be bought AS I nan a rougn biou,
kept out of company and am -now aa old maid.
Lone Jack. Mo.. Sept 14, 1879.
I hate been using Hop Bitters. "4'haw weelr-
i Alabama-Class A, 2 to 5
Alabama uiass a, buiw
' a .riu. R. R'n
Awnuw v..." i
Aiabama-Oass C, 4's.
Chicago ana runnwrowm. ........ ..
Cnicsgo and Northwestern preferred,
Bast Tennessee
I&nol Central.
Lake Shore .....
i LoulsvUle and NashvUls
Memphis ana tiumwwu
Nashville and Chattanooga, i.
New York cwnirai
Rlchmood and Allegheny
Blcnmona ana ajuutiuv
Bock Island
Wabash, 8c Louts VHtAt..-
Wabash, 8t Louis & Pacific pref err'd
Western union. -
CITY COTTON MABXET.
1U
1.00
128V4
1.89
48
15
1 ttfl
1.81
11 Ms
105
76
87
186
1.88
42
1 KO
1.33
88
78
85
-AS-
JOSHUA
W H I T C O M B
Supported by the tame Company which has ap
peared with him during
219 NIGHTS IN CBICA60.
1 k KTrtHTS TO SIW TOHK CITY.
103 NIGHTS IN SANFBANCISCO
akd
ELEVEN WEEKS IN BOSTON.
HOW DR. C. W. BENSON'S
ICKLEBY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS
Build up the nervous system and positively cure
Sick Headacne. Nervous Headache. Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness and Dyspepsia. It
ha been troved that they successfully ward oft all
danger of Paralysis, Apoplexy and Sudden death.
Their effect uion tbe Nervous System is some
thini wonrtftrful. and there is no wonder that
thousands of people avail themselves ol such a
valuable remedy, while It may be found, In these
days of Nervous Diseases. The simplicity ana
purity of these pills are at once in their favor, as
they do not physic.
Paralytics that have not walked for two years
hftvn hfiftn full? restored by these pills, and tnou
sands of cases of Nervous Weakness perfectly
mired, while the cases of fclck and Nervous Head
ache and Neuralgia that they have cured are In
nnmf.rfthle each year and add to their popularity,
Tnn mnh cannot be said In their favor, for while
they cure these terrible Nervous Diseases, they also
tmnrove t he eer.eral health, and especially ine
complexion and skin, and Invariably Improve the
digestion.
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents a box. De
pot, 106 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By
mall, two boxes for $1 or six boxes for $2.50, to
any address.
DR. 9, W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1882.
140tU MONTHLY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery t Compy.
Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the Legis
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of $1,000.000 -to which a reserve
fund of $.s50,000 has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made a part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d. A. D. 1879.
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBKB DrawUs will
take place monthly.
It never scales or poatpouea. Look at U follow
ing msiriDunon :
CAPITAL PRIZB, $30,000.
100.000 Tickets at Two Dollars Each. HaU
Tickets, one Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES;
1 Capital Prize f 30,000
1 i apiwn rrizo
1 Cartitdl Priee K OOO
2 Prizes of $2.500 fi.OOO
r Prims of l.onn Fumn
2n Prizes of Ron lo.oon
1 flO Prlzea of lOn.. If) 00ft
200 Prizes of 50 10,000
ROO Prizes of yft lO.niH)
1,000 Prizes of 10 10,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $300 82.700
Approximation Prizes of 200 1.800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100 900
le Warranted to Cura
ECZEMA. TITTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
g ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
5 mac ABES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and
TENDER ITCHINCSnUprtof the
Tt TnnVna thm akin white, aoit ana amooui
tan and freckles, and la tha BEST toilet
ttttb WORLD. Eletrantly pat up. two
bottle la on passage, oonairtiug of both, internal
and axtero&l treatment.
All flrt ola drugaiata oave It. Trloeei.perpackaffa.
1857 Prizes, amounting to $1 10,400
PaannnalhlA MrreannnrHmr novnta vranfAY All
. .! V-...t. '.U vv. . ft vuu.ug u....w ..uuvwh u "
points, to whom llbeml compensation will be paid.
. ..-.1. 4.. . ....... rl.. .. .....n nlnn.ln I . . I . . . . ...11
Rddress. Rend orders by express or Registered
Letter, or Money Order by mall, addressed only to
New Orleans. Louislans.
or M. A. DAUPHIN, at .
No. 212 Broadway, new York,
The particular attention of the Publlo is called
to the fact that the entire number of the Tickets
for each Monthly Drawing is sold, and conse
quently all tbe prises in each drawing are sold and
drawn and paid.
ceo its
a
,3
39th
POPTJUtB MONTHLY DRAWING OF TEE
11M.
iii.
10
10
90)10
ed freat benaflt from them ior HYercompiauiw "
malarial fever,
medicines.
They are superior to au other
jr. aa. BAiwaa
. m nn nn IVUlTD aiVWra It
youthful color and lustre by the nse otFajers
Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing, admired for Its
purity and rich perfume.
PERSONAL.
Dear Bro Meek. KL "The Central Jfatbod tot."
I see In the last "Central" that yon want a reme
dy for stek headache. If you
that you advertise in your paper every wwk. I am
sure you will be greatly wbMfli Je.1J J.T J
believe, cured. 1 have been a sufferer from sIcK
tHedevery wmedyleouidi get, and never ound
anything to do me any good until I used Simmons
Liver Regulator, prepared by J. H . ZelllB i .Co . I
feel for any one that aufiers with that terrible dls-
and i nope-rou win Sw ,3.
Brownsville, w. Va.
cleton and Cnalmera, ci wmibbjith uouy, unity wu. cuatwMuu
called at the postoffice epartmenli to- am0ng Democrats, v e $uaU BtrusfRle in
day and uied the restoration 01 we at the next electlonWe tell the
Sanflower rlrers. ; ib? :.--
BIN6UAS1 SCHOOL,
ISTBWSHgD JM 1793.
" MEBANEVILLE, It. 0,,
13
PHE-BMI'HHHT
Among Southern Boarding School
for hova in ass. numbers and area of
of patronage. - Meaalnr club fc .at a '
mile trom Baneeke foryooegmen 01
mall means. The 176th session be
clne January 11th. 1882. I'or eata-
fcgue gttmc lull Ptlcnl. adew
. eel7 tt ' j copermteiidenL
"FOR SALE.
a -tr.ln.vi. tw raalrtntlfW WlthlQ R UlUteS
ja a buubuw : vaaw - . - - " .
Ornci of Th Obshbtbr. 1
Charlottx, December 19, 1881. f
Th market yesterday closed steady at the follow
ing Quotations:
flood Middling..-.
Strictly middling,
Middling.
Btnet tow mraauus.
Low middling.
I Hinges.
Storm cotton....-
gef yesterday 248 bales.
Cksvrlatta J?rai Maarlaeii.
DXOEMBBt 18, 1881.
BTJTTNG FBIOSS.
CoM.perbash'l.....
IUUL. "
WBKAT, " . 9K, EV)
Bkams, white, per bushel doiiOO
PAa.Cla,pertbn.h. 0J;0g
T. 4.&5a4B0
KSa.
Super .-r-1 tiitiiim ........
Oats, shelled. "'"
Dbixd Fkujt
Apples, per m...
Peaches, peeled...
" TJnpeeled. .,,...
Blackberries
POTATOaS
SwooC .
Irish... , :
BU'i'taan-
Norta Carolina...
?ruen.....
HRS. LYDU L P1NKR1H, OF LYNN, MASS.
Music by Our 0m Orchestra.
85
90
aaaa, nj
awnvrpf
Chlckene
.Drtng
a no
4lfca6
1520
7al0
Ba5
7K
1.00
15a20
25
Insecure your scats at the usual places; prices
as usual,
dec 17 5t
- '
EnsalemeDt Extraordinary! 1
t
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday Evening, December 11.
Snriu
DOCKS
Turkeys, per lb..
;trrIXlr,,"
21al6
f -
Baw.per Ih-ipet...
MDTTOai. per ut
linn -
25a80
a6
8a9
SELLIKQ IICWHOJJ53AL.
iialflW
lZal&
STTLK MaASS- ' '
Clear rib etdee....
Frime BW....-.-.
waite.
xeiiow
r. v. j. puiiM. the well known metropolitan
aager of Qrst-clai attractions and genetaj ad
slng agent otW?C Coup's monstee stoowand
first appearance In Charlotte of the phenomenally
pVwertulTOUNa KKGLlhH TKA&1D1E&NK,
CLAIRE SCOTT,
, Supported by a most excellent company, carefully
' selected from the standard theatres of New York
dpleT I 'AYORITS AMIRlCAN
S. K. CQBURN.
MfrS SCOTT will appear In the title role of Victor
nogv pcaicH tmuuu.
S
In the City of LoulsTQle, on
SATURDAY, DECEMB5R31.1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays eicept-
provisionB 01 an a.c ml uio "
I Aril nrwlAr
sembly ol Kentucky.
81.
Tna TTnitmi fltatea circuit Court on March
rendered the following decisions:
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution CTir
pany Is legal.
ad its oawings are tair. ,
The Company has now on hand a large reaervs
rand. Read the list of prizes for tbe
DECEMBER DRAWING.
1 Prize
1. Prize,
1 Ttta
in Prizes. 81. 000 each
20 Prizes. R00 each
1 DO Prizes. 1 00 each
200 Prizes, 50 each
ROO Prizes. 20 each
IUUO tnzes, iu eacn
9 Prizes, 8300 each. Approximation Prizes $2,1
a Prizea. 200 " " ' " l.ft"n
Q Prima. 100 " " " " WJ
830,000
10.000
5.000
10.000
10,000
10,000
10,000
12,000
io.oou
av.a
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
CuDa, ...... ...,.....v .. j 1119
BUMrmmm ...... v' -
within IS minutes J ; Sugar synnv.". v
walk of imblfe square. For para
H. BAILXx or, fUA-x . t I Biur...... .......... (
."'""..f-f thft'deleeaUon
showed that by transferrlnjf the ser
vice from the steamboats to the rail
roads, that better worn was ueius v
tormed at greatly reduced rates.
Star nlainlf that We cannot Have this!
b afinony if leading ;onrnaia like s it
shall persist in its course in 'defending
Vance by Seating down Jarvis and
those who side with him.' It may 1
to
i tomeys.
norzu in
oeeio i
FOUND.
;ORRNCK.
A a M rmT v m-m er-- - i IP Tl
8aTL'
Liverpool fine . . .
Corni per gaUaoi
; ;&le&e gaflon....... ..43.00a8.00
T"eachlftx, n f....,... 82.50
Wiaa,8emnon, per gallon. $1.50
f'fOal. 2K
"-it
.... ,..a poas.po
In which she Is absolutely without a auooessfal
rival. 'The- pres la. unanimous In pronouncing
her the greatest of atf "Lucrettas." and also that
be Is Indeed "tne oovalcg woman" of the tragic
WARDROBES MAGNIHCKN1MN TlXTURB
. jfifru&iCALLf cqaREC.
ky Prices as usual; rest red seats secured at
th MeSmltli nnate store and the Central Hotel
cigar stand.
neeio
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
. Is a Positive Cure
for all fcaaa Palafal Oplalata aS Waafcaaaaaa
aa aaaaaa (arar mm iwan
Tt win mit anttreiv tha worst form of FamaJa Coca
. Vn lYwmmAmi. T-"-"-" and TJloara
tion, railing; and Dlaplacamenta, aad tha eoaatqasaS
Spinal Waakaaa, aiu) a putjouwy aoap jo m
(n'n ol life,
Tt wiri llualM and aniel tnmorf trosi tha tttaW fai
an aarty sta-eof development. Tha tendency to easy
arena humora thereto checked very epeeauy oj m aee,
It ramoTM taintneaa, flatulency, deatroysaU eraving
rft,i.nt. ...a MllaTaa waakneat of the atoiaaeh.
It enrea Bloating, Beadachaa, Nervous Prostration,
General DebUlty, uiuuiiiamiia ,
gestlon.
That faaUng of bearlnf down, eanstng pain, valglit
.fhInWoW ia alwava nennaae&tty cored by lta tua.
ItTrlIatalltlTrtrfr nirmiiMtMiaefii
i.ii h tliala-a-a that mTTirrn tht funalt sTatam
- Trirtka enreot Kidney Complain ta of attbar tax this
Qomponnd la nnaorpaaaed.
I.WLA JL P1BI1U1 AlFB VEGKTABTJE MX
POCMDis prepared at its and S Waatarn Avanaa,
tynvasaRieatL fix bottlea forts. BentbymaU
In the form of pills, also lata form of losenges, ea ;
receipt of price, tl per box for either. KraFiakbaa
freelyanswert aU letters of Inquiry. Bend for pamph.
at, Adjlrsas as above. MaUion tXU rapt.
Ha family ahornM be without LYDIA X. mXHAJTl
UTEB FILLS. They core constipation, billouaaesia
and torpidity of the llrer. ts cents per box.
Sold by all Druggists. -a.
100
1,960 Prl?e ...8112400
Whole TlcJceU. S3; Half Tickets, 81; 37 Tickets.
&u; ne ncxeis. eiuu. .
Remit Monav or Rank Draft in Letter, or sena
bj Express. DON'T 8 END BY MGISTKW'i
LETTER OB PO8T0FFIC8 ORDER. Orders or
S5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex
pense, aaareas au oraers to
BV M. BOARDMAN, Coorteisjoumal BuUa"J
Louis vUla, Ky., or 809 Broadway New Tort..
aec4
To the Stockholders
OF TH "NORTH STATE COPPEB AND iiOLf
MTNIKG COMPANY":
TAKE NOTICE An assessment of FIVE CEN T3
f JtR SHARE was, by resolution ot the Bo.
of Directors of the above companj (passed on n
8rd day ot December. 1 88 1 .) le vlnl upon U m'
omee oi me company, noom iu, .l,rther
street, Baltimore cl&, Maryland; and It was furt n
RjtsoLTKD.lhat notice of this assessment
given to the stockholders ot the compsnj 'by aaw
Usement In Ite American and of Baini ro'
city, and CHaKLOTra obsibtkb, of North Caro'i"
once a week for four succeerfve wetks prey
to the day of payment; and upon the failure ot aw
stockholder to pay such assessment oii or w'"
the said 12th day of January. 1 8H2, sM l stcc
any part thereof upon which said assessmeDtsu
remain unpaid, as aforesaid, shall be and ben;
U declared forfeited tot the benefit ofThe C0H"
JOSEPH WILKIN3, secretary.
President
dec9 oaw4w