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- ' " . . VOL. XXVIII. CHARLOTTE, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1882. gal mi 88 ttooOs, ffilalMus, C ARE MAKING A 8P1CI4HY OF- Carpets, h is, Mass, ETC., ETC., This Season. WE HAVE A MAGNIFICENT STOCK. Jlv Jli JYXJfcia To k Ladies ! : o : : o : WE STILL C03TINUE TO BE- For Everything in Our Line. Another lot of BRAID e jlfUanUtjg. In all colors for A large Stock Of Ladles' and MWsna Oassnmpr Circulars lust received. In addition to our already large stock or Cloaks, Dolmans, &c, We have received another lot. and can show ton the handsomest stook of WRAPS-In the South. Our stock of Ladles', Misses. Gents' and Misses t UNDERWEAR Is lmmensa. You are cordially Invited to Inspect our stock. Very respectfully, T. L. SEIGLE L COi oct8 NOON DISPATCHES. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, The German Massachusetts Personal Liberty League Pronounces for the Democracy. Boston, Oct 19 At a meeting last night of the Personal Liberty League or Massachusetts composed of Ger mans, resolutions were adopted disap proving or resort to unconstitutional laws for the purpose of removing evils by interference with the rights of con science, of religion and of personal reg- linen, also that as we cannot expect or tne candidates of the Kepublican party for Governor and Lieutenant- Governor that they will carry out these principled, we have resolved at thenext election to vote for the Democratic State ticket. The Pool Sellers Denied an Injunction. : New York, Oct 19. Judge Van Brant to day in the court of Common .rieas rendered a decision on a motion repantytorg&giff tefore hitfllrijftff action prTrugnr-Tjy rerome-iarlt Villa Site" Srra Improvement Company against the board of police for an ininnr.ri strain the defendants from interfering with the business of "hnnir the Jerome Park races. The Judge de nies the motion, holding that under the law of 1877 bettino nr o-nrnhii a lawful, therefore no injunction should issue in the action. CARPETS! : o : : o : Diphtheria. A cold or ore throat may not seem to tmount to much, and If promptly attended to can easily be cured ; but neglect is elten , roUowed by consumption or diphtheria.. No medicine has ever been discovered which" ttuiH so qnieklr ana surely in SUCh C&8e8 03 prompt 6aved PAIN KIIJL1CII. Thft Use Of this invaluable rem pjin ton thousands of livp PEIUIV DAVIS' PAIS KILLER 13 n,.an.exprtmeni' It has been before the puouc for forty years, and Is most valued where It is best known. A few extracts from voluntary testimonials read Jollows: u -J'i111 nas my household remedy for colds for the past twenty-seven years, and have never known It to fail In effecting- a cure. L. S. Crocker, Williamsville, N. Y. rr t5trty l1? IP0 nsed Pauc Ktller, and 'popd never-failing remedy for colds and sore thrpat-BABTON Seaman. reived Immediate relief from colda and Bore throat, and consider your Pain Killer an ta valuable remedy .-Oso. B. Evejjett, Dickinson, u-LlVTev.J11Bt "covered from a very severe cold, iw U1.verh, fPr 801119 time- I could get nd EoIILJPJH ? 7 Pa Killkb, which rtth$ hnmediately. I will never again be veT .PAnf KilEeb ta y family for forty &Tw.& GlQOmi to "KOM I beg-an using Pain Killer in my family twentv frS6"8 S.fnd have u8ed iteversin and have The Pistol m Tennessee. Memphis. Oft. iQrr ia here .that at. Knoxville, Tenn., this morning JoscDh A. Mahft W. Mabry were shot and killed byMaj. killed by friends of the Mabrys. "THE FIRST UUNAIN. important during that por- "or twenty-five years I havs used P aim ItTT.i.rt ' u w.uwru( n JiJimiKWQ. N. C. thlZ?8 Serins' severely UlflibronchitiB, and my aTrl .JnflfJ?ed, tfi Marcely swaUow anyiood. I was adviiwd tn trv mn. p.v tt.t , and after taklntr a . few An cured. T. WmirtBOs.- Dt. Walton writes from ruvihnntan - Vm, t . m KlLL-KTb cnirM'rll-nhtliAv. anil t,,- it . i miX Bieialent bore, and has not been known to rail In a single instance. This fact vou shnnld uuuie Known to the world. octS 1, OXTB TO alraia, to call I FALL AKD TOER STOKi OF- OTS. SHOES HMS, TRUNKS, YillffiiinilTpMlinif M iivui Uliu XUIUI fever, and cold a .physician! and .tried mur aih ' '". was -JaicUL;-ir; ftrta. !iid on - tprAtwa tie. IKa 4 won- . tooffieifwho are loeinir so manv children- For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER has no equal It cures when everything else falls. Delays are often dangerous. A bottle of Pain Klu.br tn the house Is a safeguard that no family should be without. All drugglsta sell it at 5c, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle. PERRY DAVIS A SON, Proprietors, Providence. JR.thk -eptatwwpt'ftoct. .. ' IS HOW COMPLETE. It i:i.H hppn oaiAAfn.i ... u, miu unusual care to meet the BEST GOODS MAKUFACTUEp. J LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S fine Boots, Shoes and Slippi ers A JPECIjlLTV. "R STOCK OF tab. Valises and Traveling Bags 13 LA HUB AND VARIED. UTst OUR LINE OF ITTA T'O Oil LINK OF UliilO W COVIOSKD OF THE - p.vr RHan S and LATEST KTYLIS -OF lLl, STIFF 1 FELT. 'Can 40(1 tr the oid Established House of. 1 H. C. ECCLES, PROPRIETOR. CHABLOTTE, N. C. TBIS BoteL was conjpletedla .1872, .anl. new : X. Rdllfloni!i(le In 1875. "THE eSNTSt L 1b slttwted on Independent 71 SQareToceupytng; half a block on Trade street, in the business cen tre of the City, in ciose proximity to Banks. Ex press and Telegraph offices, and commanding a mountain view of more than fifty miles. The Intention of the Proprietor Is, not only to present to the traveling public one of the finest Hotel Buildings In the South, but one of the most complete and best conducted Hotels In all its dif ferent departments, s nwoiglifut B is not only tma of th most beaott- FtfWll i a Is V6 Hi FT'! Hi; tEA jD PALACE HOtXL of the South, tbe home of Commercial Tourists pleasure seekers and resident guests. H. C. ECCLES. Pronrifitor. will hA nlAaanrf tn We'cCuie bis friends and tha tmvpllno- nnhiin nnH respectfaily solicits a share of patronage from nil wiiu wuum enjoy ana appreciate a home combin ing elegance, beauty and comfort In all its ap pointments and surroundings. it AJPJw-QD and 82 40, pec day. acdnrillng ' sept2 The .Exact Relation of the Late Ed mund Ruffin to the Early Events of the War. Savannah News. Eflitor Morning News: For more than twenty years h name of idi mund Kuffin has beeu erroneouslv as- tau n,u tuo utiug or me drst gun discharged in the very earliest military feat of the war-the bombardment of H ort bu inter and since the subject has been deemed of sufficient interest to provoke from time to time considera ble public discussion through the news papers, will you permit one who was daily and hourly a militarv of the venerable Vi brief active participation in the stir ring scenes ot the early period of t.h war to explain nreciselv th a.ttit.nHa nf that patriotic gentleman with regard to the operations of that period. .L,et me premise by savim? that fun eral Stephen D. Lee is literally and un- l .A t, l , . 1 . . . . J uuuu teu iy correct in his explanatoiy letter to the Courier journal, imprinted in Wifi4o;rning,jNjewsof SaEurAay. But wniiens nas establfshed Mr. Ruffin's nuii'connecuon with the tiring of the nrsc gun, ne has omitted t.) InnMt.A tho latter gentleman in the niche which he tilled tentious crisis. Mr. Kuftin was one of the garrison of the iron battery on Cumming's Point, Morris Island, 1,1000 yards from Fort bumter. Ihehrst gun was discharged from Fort; Johnson, on James Island. m :ju a. m. it was a mortar shot, and the writer traced the shell through the air ana saw it explode above the fort, ine landside ot Fort Sumter, with the facade and sallyports, fronted the iron battery, of which the Palmetto uuara, or Charleston, were the garri son. I here were no embrasures for heavy ordnance on this angle, but only iuup-uoiea aim siuices lor musketry consequently, Major Anderson reared upon the parapet thff only cannon he couiu direct against Cumming s Point. It was the object of the garrison of the iron oattery tp dismount these guns vuuBequeimy 11 woma nave Deen ex ceeding folly to fire at them until they uuuiu ub piaioiy seen. At t o cclock a. m. they were clearly, visible, and thev were in a fe,w hours rendered useless to Anderson by tbe excellent practice of ine raimeito u-aard. it will be seen that two and a half hours elapsed after tne aiscnarge &i tne signal snot before ine oattery in wnicn .Mr. Kuffin was present took up the firing. Fort Moul trie and other batteries, whose nurnosa was'merely to riddle the fort itself, had, however, at once re-echoed the burst ing and booming salute from Fort Johnson. The armament of the consisted of three bijftds, two NO. 4,224. NEWS NOTES. Wm. Laube, a gardener in Cincinnati Wednesday shot hi son and then cut his own throat. Both are dead. In the Vermont House of Represen tatives Wednesday a bill was introduc ed providing that prisoners shall be made insensible by the authorities be fore execution. It is estimated that Great Britain will require 15,500,000 quarters of wheat from abroad from September 1. At Lexington, Ky., Monday night Jonn ana iiicnara lravis, cuusins, who have been living-together, got drunk and quarreled. Richard wa3 stabbed by John and died in a few hours after wards. The murderer escaped. Hon. W. C. Depauw, of New Albany, Ind., has conditionally made a donation of 8300,000 to the Asbury University, of Greencastle, Ind., and will arrange In his will for a further endowment. The whole amount of the gifts will be about $1,000,000. Zachariah Booth, a notorious charac ter, was arrested at Lancaster, Pa., Wednesday, and while on the wav tn. the station-house fired several shots at. the officer who had him in charge. The officer shot him in the back as he ran away, inflicting a fatal wound. The fastest long run bv railwav ever made west of Chicago was that' bv th Burlington special train which brought the Vanderbilt party from Bnrlintrtnn to Chicago--207 miles at the average rate of 59 miles per hour. A Nebraska horse dealer, whn had been robbed, accompanied hv a shpntr started out to capture the thieves, and came up wicn rour of them at Minden Neb., on Monday. A battle eDsued, in which the sheriff and two riti7.ens wptb killed. The outlaws are still at 1 - ----- w k-. & . Further investigation i nto thfl p.nrnr- ration books of Newark, N. J adds about $11,000 to the necnlRHnnB nf ov. Auditor Palmer and ex-Clerk Hall and raises tne total amount stolen from the city to $300,000. A deficit of $l,136.4g in the accounts of the police courts has been discovered. President Arthur took his son to 1 rmceton College Wednesday, and was received and entertained by President McCo8h. Before leavin? for "NT ew Vnrt in the evening he made a brief speech to the students from the steps of Dr. McCosh's residence. Young Arthur will enter the sophomore class. John H. Cook, editor of the Red Bank, (N. J.) Register, and Wm. J. Kellet and Henry Clay, reporters, have been in- uicieu ior sending ialse reports of the prevalence of typhoid fever at Red liank to the New York newspapers. It is charged that these false reports near ly ruined several of the proprietors of summer boarding houses. Mayor De Bevoise, of Long Island City, JN. 1.. was arruiirnp1 in tha Queen's County Supreme Court yester- uaj un turee indictments, twocharging him with embezzling funds belonging vitjf, amu me imra cnarging with malfeasance in office. He given till Thursday to plead, and held to bail in $15,000. The Florence Mghtlngale of the Xnrserv. .The0lIowintt 13 an etr'tct from a letter written lucucrman iierormeu Messenger, at Chambers- vuig, x trim. : A BENEFACTRESS. wm r.rVhf. ?.r- ror.er' an1 Mrs. Wlnslow we auienuiii J-iorence Mghtli.trale of JlhUrser 0t H e are 80 sure that we wlU teltY: Blessing on Mrs. crrtU A, , B j iu survive and escape the ?..m"6. uuuv.Riug ana leeining siege Mrs. Wina low's Srnthtn Uvnm tv. ' 6. :. .J"ra- in8- j '"6 jiup iriicvos me cnna irom nain r:T'7u0 T.,?.. fi1 '"mVll- cures. w,n1 cone and hiioui luniun ine leetnina Der'oi Tt ... ..,1, nun it jirwesses to perform ration of her "Soothln Syrup for Children Teeth. iuk. ii we nad tne power we would make her aij : j ostium w mo imam race Sold br all druggists. 25 cents a bottle. Tbat Terrible Diabvtet. Gad-den, Ala., March 5th, If 81. Wajner4Co : Slrs-I tiled ever medi cine I cou d hear or for Wabetes, but in vaii! I oar bare KiHbetes Cure g va ne p-rfe -t restoia Hon of health. J. T. Li ViN3TOn! Sui'phtierSSoapU''lf,yOUr Wfflwlti Weni' Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, 50c. A Varied Performance. Many wonder how Prrker's Gingfr Tonic can P rform such varied ci.res. thinking It esserc ot hlXT" la ract 11 19 ,nrtde from uianvalu? ee3orLCJnes wblca hCt b' on every dil Iroi?BitVrd revltallze the by using B own's CONTRAST I While other Baking Powders are largely adulterated with Alum and other hurtful drugs, attl . o: YTX have on exhibition one of lJi Htnc t bilk Dupartmeot will b' foind ;ili ih I li Trim . n j t . . ... nn.... . . uu , jinvciietui. itnixiiii.is. djotnest titoe'es of (i o.N ever shu.vn in thij . i h new sh ides an 1 nove tMs in P..ii i an.i ft,. 'ia..f mere, ,M 3. Slpe1 MBXMMaiiiiSyZ: fimhi. rM ' UJl "Velvets and Velveteens ouil nzi, Itpii Don't fall to see our mU, Clo:ikln,'3, Also, by tne piece from $t.2o to J3.60 per 500 yards 0f that 4 Iach Cashmere at Vtbr and , that h h been so poyuUr wlih m this season. In all U,e new slides. Press F.aun. jard. Remember we sUU have on h mds about 2 3,000 yards of th nnnhi t.'.t .n i . 1U1U i lut;u uasnnere at l We have all the shades in this line including black. Call early as they are going fast. A beautiful line of Ciclllan D.lnvHn4 oiieataf aim . la stock of Palatoes, Ulsters, Cloaks and Jacket, Clothl g, Hats, Can,. Boots. Shoes. Trunk, an Pearl Shirts," Gents' and boys' hand made Shoes. A call will convince you that we are Barters in Our Line. Orders Salicited. smith: BuiLniisro-, Headq him was was has been kept unchanged in all its original purity and strength. The best evidence of fs safer and effectiveness is the fact of its having received the highest testimoni es from the most eminent chemists in the United States, who have analyzed it, from its introduction to the present time. No other powders show so good results by the true testthe TEST OF THE OVEN. IT IS A PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING POWER MADE BY STEELE & PRICE, Chicago, 111,, and St. Louis. Mo.. Hanufmeturerg ' Lopulia Yeast Gem., Ir. Price's Special o hju i . m nee t l. aique f eruimeft L BERWANGER k B8D.. Leading Clothiers and Tailors. Correct Styles ! Closest Prices! New Goods ! :o: Oar Patrons; The People. Oar Slaty: Their Interest. Oar Maxim: Fair Dealing. OUR REWARD: SUCCESS. 0P3HEII W. W. Ckrcoran, Chief Justice Cartter of the Washington District Supreme Court, A. R. Spofford, librarian of Con gress, Dr. Joseph M. Toner, Jeremiah S. Black and others have taken out ar ticles of incorporation under the title of the "Jefferson Monument Associa tion," for the purpose of erecting a mon ument in Washington to the memory of Thomas Jefferson. The capital of association is placed at S100.000, with power to increase it to $1,000,000. LAUNDRY WOBK Fornr Neighboring Towun, W TTT T r -mm I Zr IXPress charges and do Laundry J. i 3 x-rumr usi prices on all work sent to me from neighboring towns, when sent in lots of 85 worth of work at one time. Special rates xui uuicia iiu SUUOOIS. I have some Laundry machinery that I will sell wn. j. nee not lumisuea. Apply to B N. SMITH. 0CtI8 Charlotte Steam Laundry. In this section OUtt Furnlhlnir AnnHj nni.)mnT,i .r.,nn.i,A i. j , . for heanfo h rn.,Li Tn r".""" " . , v"'"'' '17 '1,c. llc7'1 vui, nnu we arc cunnueni mill rno.7i Jrl . . i lj wuu Knj in me soutn. xne last Dut not east, our Hat Denart- Sftd ,0,in1 ln the raarket taw token ewv dmStiiSSr ??.UPK82ch Kods that S?11"01 be f0,md elsewhere. Our prices ln each and every department are invariably bottom figures, and every article sold with our guarantee. JRf Jittn-Sing 1 klnJ1y Ior favors, and sollrttlng h share of your tradn In the future, we are very Kespectfuliy, Xj. Borwnger eft) Bro., The IVext House. St LculsBepublican. The increase of the numher of Rep resentatives in the national House of Representatives by the last apportion ment fell in twenty States, and it was supposed the parties would share the increase about as follows: States. Dem oiUvizs. ine rublic is requested carefully to notice the new and enlarged Scheme to ve arawn monthly. CAPITAL PRIZF, 875,000.- Tickets onlF5. Shares In Proportion Arkansas l California. Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Missouri North Carolina. South, Carolina. Texas Virginia West Virginia. . States. California Illinois Iowa Kansas. Rep. .. 1 ... 1 2 4 Massachusetts. . 1 Minnesota 2 Nebraska 2 Michigan 2 .New York 1 Louisiana State Lottery Company Total 10 Wisconsin 1 iron battery 00 pounder Colum ir 1 4z-Dounaer naval enns. tore lu-inca mortara,an one 12-pound-er W4itworth rifled cannon. This was trie first rifled cannon ever used in this ' " ' Ijaoiuntry, and Mr. Edmund Ruffin, a vol- uqteer in tne garrison, was comnli- ented with the Drivilesre of firinc t.hp. first shot. It is this fact, improperly understood, whi?h has caused Mr. Ruf fin to be -confounded with tfee person who fired the first shot in the war. to conclude, it may be stated that Mr. Ruffin did fire the last shot from one of Delaware Kemper's guns at the battle of Manassa. Tbe pursuit of the Lileeing Federals ceased at Cub Run, wnere Kember gave tiem a parting salute. Mr. Ruffin, who on account of his infirm- age was permitted to ride' upon a caisson, here pulled the very last lanyard of that eventful day. OJte tvho wAs There Total., cast its 19 vote for BENZINE AND COTTON SEED. to location. rue yv o. " Lightest Running and Best Sewing Machine ln the AtfErYTSt WANTED. Send for Terms and Prim T.tat a .yboeler dc Wilaon irtannfacinr'g: Co.. D. G. MAXWELL, Ag nt, Charlotte, N. C. mam.,; .4. 'f'.-'auoo a vifzoT Prof. Higard Says He Uases Petroleum in Oil Analysis bat not Extraction. Atlanta Consltutlon. Berkley. California. September 5. Editors Constitution : Several letters of inquiry addressed to me from vari ous parts of the South havo called my attention t an article published in your Issue of the 15th, which seems to have been going the rounds of the Southern press, and purports to give an account of a proposition, on my part to use benzine for the extraction of raw $rQshed cotton seed on the plantation without resort to the complex machin ery of the oil factories - Allow . me 'throng: your. paper ' to repudiate pay j paru ' u bu Luorouguiy unpracucat ana impractical a scheme. I have certainly used petroleum spirit for the analyti cal determination of the oil percentage in jcotton sed, but it is on! in a labor atry, tfrnTa6tofy'prbvided"with he Qst elaborate precautions against hre t such a proceeding 13 admissible. great bulk of raw cbtton seed wquia render the tanKs ana stills an exceedingly costly plant, or else there wojud be such a heavy loss of the bea zirie as to render the process unprofita ble Finally, theoll so obtained would tot most uses to. Which: cotton seed oil is pow pot -be' very much inferior to to that produced by pressing. Holding thfe opinion, I am naturally disinclined tpthave the responsibility of the sug estion, and I am somewhat at a loss to conjecture bv what mental process my Lnaine became connected with it. For California, which Hancock, and has two Democrats and two Republicans in. the present House. gains two members, and these are di vided between the Darties. Thn Rsnnh. lican States of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont each lose a member, and the count was thus left RivtAAn and sixteen increase to the two parties. This calculation has been disturbed in two States which have held elections. West Virginia, which it was Rimnosprl would add one to the Democratic col umn, has given its inciease to ths lift- publicans, and Ohio has reversed its record and given a larse maioritv of its entire delegation to the Democrats. Of the eleven States set down in t.hA Republican column above, seven are expected to follow the example of Ohio to some extent and give gains to the Democrats. The Indiana Contest. The political contest - in Indiana in being waged with great earnestness on both sides, all the home speaking talent having been brought into reouiaition. and this now. being supplemented by imported speakers. The result in Ohio has given the Democrats renewed con fidence, and such leaders as Voorhees. neno.ricK8 ana McDonald confidently predict the election of the Democratic State ticket and a gain of several Congressmen. A correspondent of the New York Tribune, who ha3 iust completed a tour of Indiana con cedes mat, tne ouiiook is not en couraging for the Republicans and Dro- phesies Democratic congressional gains. The question uppermost in the canvass is whether the people shall have the op portunity to vote upon an amendment tp the constitution prohibiting the sale Of spirituous liquors, the Republicans favoring the submission of the ques tion and the Democrats opposing it. The Legislature to be chosen will be caued on to choose a successor to Sena tor Voorhees. i-f'Porated in 1868 for 25 years bv the Leirfs. ijuure ior idueational and Charitable Duroose- With a panitxl r.t (Ot nnnni 'TT1? ml t,u'B runa or $fio0,000 has since been added. Ohio 1 mZy2 2 - I?ln.g PoPar vote its franchise uio. . . ..... l was made a part of the present State ConsUtuUon Pennsylvania. . . 1 adopted December 2d, I D. 1879 on8Uiuon rhMl!H vted on and endorsed by pones oKius. it never scales or pi hKnTT" kumbbb Drawings will A SPLENDID 0PP0BTUNITY TTT T XT . a ruuxuNK ELEVENTH GRAND uka wik, CLASS K. AT NEW OBLEANS. Tfrk.ll..r m, mm iMivi. trnr y liik -tcch ADOtn monthly Drawing-. LfMllr at tha Dnii 1 c. !,T.i.,r """"'"R ocneme, nnaer the ex- v du , Vkslu" ana management of GKN. O. T" ??PSB'i'KD-of Louislna, ana Gen. JUBAL TnWf .v,, vlrK""a, wno manage all the oraw ig. i nls Company, both ordinary and orml- efrmHiTU;aiei,lineeorrecttieS80f ttie Publish- CAPITAL PRIKK. $75,000. 100,000 Ticket nt five Dollars Each. traction, in Fifths in Proportion. LIST OF PRIZES: 1 CAP.TAL PRIZE 9 76,000 1 " ok nnn 10.00C ta.nnn f'SS io.ooo "" 10,000 l9 80.000 50 25.000 25 25,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 1 2 PRIZES of $8.000. . . n 10 20 100 300 500 1000 86,750 4,500 2,250 9 Approximation Prizes of $7R0... 9 Approximation Prizes of 500.. 9 Approximation Prizes of 250 . 1967 Prizes, amounting to 8265,500 -application ior rates to clubs should only be wfc'i!.6!0? Lthe company in New Orleans. For further information write clearly, giving fall fJXlJ E W Be7glteredgLeii .v.. w vriuci, auuretsea oniyio M. A. DAUPHIN, or M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La. 607 Seventh street. Washln?ton. n n. N. B. -orders addressed to New Orleans will rtf octlO -POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE altiiougJj miSjSpellfdiatlie aEtictetherft ha eAio sMaafniiTimdwrfefetexi1 wih tne university of Mississippi for nine years past and I. muatr understand mtself to ba the person intended to fa ther the idea. E. W. Helgard, rpf. of Agriculture, of UieUAivei- or tjaiirornia. Pegram CO, " THREE. SAFES; . - E !t F)B SALE, any two of throe theb8tof make8 Onft -snjilL. u ui ui ouurrH ipr!8 tf Uorkford's Acid Phosphate Iu Conatipation., J. N. RftioreJMeflfiia.il; VJa it in arcase of maieestion ant i good results i are nappy." f 'I hate dleetidn and constipation, In neryous prostration Its re- bt an alcoholic beveraee. but a true and relli- tamlly medicine Is Brown's Iron Bitter?. A New Plan Proposed. The Comptroller of the currenev is to be credited with a new ulan for nro- 1 viding a basis for the national bank circulation which is considered to be the best yet presented. It is that any outstanding 4 per cent, bonds may be converted into 3 per cents., having the same time for maturity, at 117 perct. That is to say, a bank which owns $100,000 of 4 per cent, bonds may de posit them 'and receive $117,506 in 3 per cent, bonds' to mature, in i907.,lika the LDresentifqus.'' iThe bank, noip reoFM No itt i bonds $000 interest a vAat. After the conversion it would receive only $3,525 inieflBSt a yeari Put tb&loss of $475 will be irrade up to Itin twenty-five years by the payment pf a larger capital. The merit of the plan is, that wkilo ih fol.na in Yia n rem rm t. i- n . A MtnAW Mlf fP 4-ViA tfir rt .- .... .UM 1 J I tT1WB, be jafd upott the 4 per cent, fronds, it L' $.960 enaDie3 me ,oanK3 to, make .useot the premium which they mut now pay to obtain the bonds. ' ; ' T to y h-1 h jt 3 & o $ y u Ife . 2 f p S Z H W H g I t w I O g g m g H t fcr r- s t awZEcE m bHz m q o Jf g g 85gS5"e52- gslgn . a n ffl Hxf7.S- -RkoB ' - ttSF eg . tQ Sf3 H a3 3 - 3 S g 8 g : - H 5 5" o5 3 Mi h.. . CO In the Sltf ol Louisville, on TtTESDAY,' OCTOfBER 31st, 1882. T From eminent WL. Almon, President Hedleal college. Halifax, N..S : VCotdeirt Liquid Beef Tonic Is Invaluable Ior feer, Indigestion and weakness, and is nn surpassed for female com plaints." (Take no other.) Of diugglsts. These drawings occur monthly (Sundays eice ed) under provisions of an Act ot the General i semDiy or JtentucKy. The United States Circuit Court on March 81 , rendered the following decisions : 1st That the Commonwealth Distribution Com pany Is legal. 2& Its drawings are fair. The Company has now on band a large resen e fund. Bead the list of prises for the OCTOBER DRAWING. 1 Prize - S8 0,000 1 Prize, 10,000 1 Prize, 5000 1 0 Prizes, 81 ,000 each . i o 000 20 Prizes, 600 each in 000 100 Prtees, 100 each 10 000 200 Prises, SOoach, lolooo eoOPrtaes, 20eaeh..... 12000 lOOO Prizes. lO aju ' iXXXX 9 Prteesi 200 " ' 'S-"" . M " -"poo Pflxea,.... tiiann vnvm -xisKev; vz;juair Tickets, SI ; 27 Tickets s ; ' ' 56 Tickets, SIOO; fc.80?' Jgank . Draft ln Letter, or send SSBSterlSP1 8END ' BY RBGISTKRID 5 and upward, by express, can be sent at oar ex pense. Address an orders to. . - 100 R. M. BOARDMAN ixuisvuie, Kt., ot octl Courier-Journal BnOdtnE, Broadway New York. I NOW HAVE The LARGEST and Prettiest Stock of FllLMTURE EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, WHICH I INTEND Ta SELL AT -' - BOTTOM All ij i u T 1 . il., 1 are invited to call jarid 'eei my goods anu i earn ine rnces- : E. M. AN Wholesale and Retail i Furniture Dealer