DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVER : ,SUNDA V, NOVEMBER 22, 1885
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAT2
OHA8. K. JONES,
Editor and Proprietor.
ENTERED AT THE POSTOfYIOK IN CHAKLOTTK, N.
3., A3 ckcoxd Class Matter. , .. , f .-. -.
CAPITAL CUKRE5CY.
Tlie Senate aiii Confirmation!"
T-iir. Vaitee Siecenlion at Hen
derson, Etc Etc.
' - Correspondence c f Thb Obssrveb. , .-.
Washingxon, Nov. 20. Various
opinions are expressed as to what the
Senate will do in the matter of con
flrmationp. Several Republican ab
ators have, discredited the reports
' that there was to be wholesale or
. considerable objection to the Presi
dent's appointments. It is said by
Democrats that the Senators of the
other party expert - favors even of a
Democratic Administration,' and can;
not therefore oppose fastiously suc&
n ruinations as the country at large re
cognises as noting; and proper Un deb
edlv however ,v there is a strong par-
tisian reeung auwug Vu-
Rtiflicient to override
J .- VT j , v, r ... , '
all considerations of private :; or. pub
im hniifr Manv 'Wiruments. too. l'e
on that side, and it is not regarded
among shrewd Democrats as unlike
ly that a large number of the nomi
nations will ba huas; for a long while
rind some indefinitely. . Neverthe
less, the opinion that the Preideiit
hold3 tho reins and knows how to
-if . 1 ' - I . tU -vhS-v V if 1-
iianuie tnem.prevciiis wucuu mo l;x-
' ft.pi.pr: -find abilities .are rated ac tneir
true mark. It was said in a conver
sation this morning that Mr. Cleve
land would certainly , use his ad van
tatm. Ha would send in a suitable
name, and if reacted he would send
another, and so on; and finally.if the
Senate were obdurate he would fill
the vacancy with. his own party men
at the ;end; of ;the' session. As the
law was amended for Grant's special
benefit a Democratic President i by
no means at the mercy of a Republi
can Senate. .The Republicans found
it impossible : to enact a tenure of
office law which would inure wholly
to the d vantage ; of their j party at
every conceivable turn of aflairp.
A caucus of the Republican Senators
will soon be held. We may or may
not then know what io expect. The
Tv:r ' ':. ' . r '-."' . - l. : t
ismocrauc aenators . are nuu auuu) -
gd at the prospects. Public opinion
will have much to do with the action
at the opposition, and if I am not
.misinformed it will not support a
-policy of partisan resistance.
The breadth of mind and power of
will-displayed by the President com
mands respect .more and xnoro, and
:it is seen that he is not only the man
above all other men for the position
.but that he is destined to rank with
mts very , greaicav vuitJ1- mcvgisiaico
of the country. His coolness under
two fires, that of his political enemies
and the cross fire of his Democratic
friends, whoSght him at every step
forhis own good and that, of the party '
excites high admirationfrom all gener
OU3 mind. . Some thing, hot now
known to many persons, when pub
lished will cause the people to have a
still higher regard for both the moral
and" intellectual qualities of their
President. It will be been that he is
a? bright and astute as be is wise
and as devoted a Democrat as he is
patriotic and nigh minded.
Senator Ransom left for home this
morning, to be gone Jabout ten days.
He say 8 Mrs. Ransom is improved
but is not entirely recovered from her
accident. .
: Mrs. Vance leaves for Henderson
this evening. Thera she will be join id
by the Senator. From private let
ters I learn that the reception by the
people of Henderson to Senator and
Mrs. Vance next Monday, will be an
exceedingly cordial ' and impressive
event. ' --,;' .
Mr. Charles ,N. Vance has definite
,ly declined the olSce ; in the Internal
Revenue Bureau, ; which was offered
to him at the suggestion of Senator
-. . . j
Ransom. It seems Mr. Vance
changed his mind after the appoint
m2nt was made.
Mr. Po.vPil 01 vhiJ.esviIlo, 13 inthe
city tod v.. . - H.
esJrliij's Erents In the Capital
City.
Washington, D. O , Nov.1 21
Liputenans General Sheridan and
Inspector General Baird will leave
Washington in a few; days by direc
tion of the President to visit Arizona
in ' connection with recent Indian
troubles.
PLACING TORPEDOES IN THE STRAITS.
The Secretary of State is , informed
by v:nbU that the Greek government,
preparatory to approaching naval ma
ncevres, has placed Xorpeooes Jnlhe
straits of Ly toliaand Salami?, and in
certain other waters, of the vicinity,
and that the entrance to audi waters
was forbidden. .
YOUNG CARP FOR THE SOUTH.
The United . States Fish Co mm is
sion car, No. 2, will leave Washington
Monday night, with carp for supply
ing applicants in South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and Florida. Th
dis'i ioution to South -Carolina will ty
mado from Columbia by exbre??s,',for
Georgi from Atlanta, for Alabama
from Birmingham and Montgomery,
for Fioridii from Jacksonville. , Car
No. 1 will leave Tuesday afternorrh
with carp for the.' supply ot appli
cants in West Tenneseee, Arkansas,
MiseissiDDi. L'misiam and Texas.
The distribution to West Tennessee
and Arkansas will be made from
Memphis, to Mississippi I rom Jack
son, to Louisiana from New Orleans
aod Shrevepprt, to Tvxas from Dallas
and Austin.
vScfceitifes of Ti?e and men. for Mr. C vvaa hn
lsot p.iid my c sis ot lj0 oea".s u . to tlitsdiy- -'ein!
S s tys tbe doc;tt. I u-.y mi limit it comes l!u :
bad gwee for ie ro-eiis of vvf.jey..as I hnd 1,0.1 ;
moral ourstg .0 quit u far m-ve ihau thtee Jftw,-1.
and if ilr. O wn wi-1 fo;low he e'-iinpla of i- a.;
old d 0 nr j. n will b-j a blv. r lu-ri xiui 1 iu 1
h ftw mazh aft cfr-d '.v..h ' eriiUMhS -of eys a .-.a - f
TOHTUBES
" AND-r' ' .
BLOOD 'ns
i have ovr 1fHi, a;d Mr
T I CMILI T.KH EriDtions,
A f 1n Sfeai T01 tuies. Loathsome Sores.
Itching and; tmrn-
ana
"op 1J. rau , n t eyery sf.tjcle-.0t lichlng.Saly, pimp y, Inherited
rave,--l!ft llie'wond fr;ui off Itv !;d centre lrin' t5.T'nilous andr-wtoffious DiM'H8' of the Blood
CIBIB FLASHES.
Tlic Latest From tine HalJians
Tlie SritisU in Ilurinali-$lacl
stone 011 tlie Hustings.
'. London Nov. 21. The British
teatnMp Ibt-riari from Boston, Nov.
10th, for Liverpool, is -ashore. In Duns
maras Bav and liaetv to prove a to
r.al wreck Dunmuras Biy is an
mlot on the Southwest coast of Ire
land. , ,
A BlilTISII VICTORY.
The British expeditionary foree
has captured 31agwe, a to wn of Bur
mah on the Irrawaddy river, 35
miles from Prone. Along with the
prisoners taken were three Italian
officers serving in the Burm se army
en P.. --Kendergjist is now at Membe
He states th it fighting is expected at
Sagaing.
ALEXANDER PREPARING TO ATTACK THE
. . 1 -. SERVIANS. .
Dispatches from S!i vnitzi state
that oi)fy a few shots were exchanged
between the Servians and Baigari-
.ns at the front yesterday. Prince
Alexander.; intends to atiack the
Servian lorees-. at Lragoman loaay
the weather permitting; Bjth sides
... e
are contantiv nurrving remiorce-
ments to the front. The battlefield is
till strewn with unattended dying
and dead soldiers. The medical and
ambulance corps of both armies are
wholly inadequate to m efc the pres
ent wants and manv ot the wounded
unable to assist themselves are left
to perish where they fell.
WIDDINNOT YET CAPTURED.
" Sofia. Widdiri has not yet been
captured - The Servian .troops in
that district have never assumed the
offensive. The Bulgarians have fre
quently attacked them in the at
tempt to draw them witnm the range
of the Bulgarian gunboats on the
Danuoe, buc there has been no 1m-
ortanc fighting in the Widdin dis
rict. ;. .
GLADSTONE CONFIDENT.
Edinburgh Gladstone this after
noon delivered his third speech of
the earnraTrn at Dalkeith. Fully
three thousand persons were in at
tendance He said he was confident
the Liberals' would elect a majority
of l he members of the House of
Commons in the elections. The de
fenderjoe, he said, of the Irish voters
was unsafe and dishonorable to the
country. . -
A Bad Place for Tramps
Galveston, Nov 21 A special to
thf NewM from -Demon, says: Fif
een tramps, who were, confined in
thp calaboose thiv"-for refusing to
work, w re wfiit?d. upon lajt night
by a mob ' unknown men, who over
poweivd the gimrus ana toot the
ramps out, nrid adnjini;uered thirty
nine lashfs, ell Jtid on each, and
old them to "get. ' They -got" and
not a tramp is seen in Denton today.
and no more are expected this sea-
on.
advertisement
3Zessrs Kosc an el Cowan.
To the Editor of. Thk Observer.
"A'as! the art s tbatoo envhors
The man that meudles w;th cold 'Iron "
I notice th3 popiujiy editor of tte "Wadestjoro
Tlaes at;al ? syeaKs, atsdll this tfiort is the be.t
of wit aud fcarcas:n he his, he, like Falstaff
should uutter uls braias and thro v them to th-
dog lor a iew Y-ar's eirc." I pronounce f ?lse
ttjut Jurig-i D'c!-; appointed me as a Republican
i.probab.v at tuat uay ueid an ulgu a at-at In the
Democratic synagogue as my o ponem, tut I fell
froui er-ies 011 tne NO fance law", and the 'County
goveriimout.' I have hopes thtl Ui be received
t&c&'.foto church, since xhey parootied Ruflin,
and ma e a candidate cf hlin. i.o commltvd
Krae LffeDced. Now as 10 tie charges pieierre!
by Mr. Co an. 1 herewita stthc a iettt r trota J.
A. L' ckhart, Esq.. attorney ai law; vhlea sets
the m it:er at rest for all time. -
Wcclily Bank Statement.
New York, Nov. 14. The following
Ban
Kb
statement or tne ASKociated
for the past week show: . :
Loans decrease, S875.900 ; specie
decrease, IS60.000; legal tenders in
crease,.' $252,300; deposits increase,
$872,700; circulation' increase, $125,
300:' reserve increase, $894,125. The
banks ' now hold $27,3S9,283
- of the 25 per cent rule.
WADES30BO N. O. , Nov. 13,1885.
W. A. Rose Esq. , U. b. Oo:jumis3io,er,
: : Dear bin: Yours of thH date ti hand. The
trial of ihe case ot the U. a vs Peter Goodman,
G o. llcoks ana Wtdi.-un Hooks, belore y u took
tvRc-s la the sueriS's JEaje in the court house, in
WadesBcro;the utual piace ol trial of such causei,
aa of t.lai by justices of the pece of chutos uied
by tuem in wa t sui.ro. The nances 01 the wit
nesses f .r t;egov-mment wera encoded oil the
warrant, and au suca witns ses vera duy wcrii
paw examine.!. I am confident tbas Mr. Iagram
U. 3. Deouty Marshal, hnvlng the defendants in
custxiy wa present during the whole of the
trial - The trial was open, public and as falriy
coiidu :.ud as any could B '. aua upon me evwenc-j
oft. tred 1 could not ?ee how the court cou d do
otherwise than it did. Respectfully.
James A LocKHART.i
Attorney lor said def endats.
iv excess
In Appeal for tlie Galveston iSuf.
r ferers. -
Philadelphia, November, 21. The
mayor this afternoon ususd an op
.peal to tho citizens of thi city lor
contributions in ai 1 . of Galve3ton,
sufferers. , - ,
: ,Tex
- Gents, to maise a pood appearance, should have
Shapely looking - reet. FiB fitting ; phoes, cou-
strnfit'l on scientifia r-rineiiKes -cover ny cerep.ts.'
and at the hum time ''develop ".-jail the good points
in one's feet, rev tnese res9' eta tc ev se and
comfort, always asK youriea!&i' ror xjie NAN"
glide by lar tn - brt everffltado A. K.- ItAK-KK?
& EBO. ait3 for ChrJictte.-;.; -t . i, ietlldeod 4-
I? Mr. Cowan recjeived the infermation from the
DiHlr.c:Detut7. J. A. Littse, and was authorized
by him tu biiits the charges,.; which he old - and
whtoii Ldo not uelieve he was so aurhcr!zed to do
I wouli kii.d y eay to the hit.t'lct Dipufy that the
Cojnui.ssioatu's coat t is eiiilr-iy moefiendnt ot
htm1, ana he has no more to do wsta Jt m in any
other citiZHii. onif m the language otra.e no. 3a.
he may be al'oeu to exam ne vdones&es, if ha be-
littvts tiline f. "-"OuciooninE nn his 'wit esses."
Why ihelflea! that long shanked compin-int
and prolsi'uitio:it, W. J. F. Btuubs, had raked the
countv witn a drna net to est t! eviaence con
v let t :es3 defends ts, and they (the w ltriesses)
were all fufsant before the court ery 03ie,
l. honever. had'the . courtesy -to' send Mr Mr
shrtil twice to'Capt Llttlewtiie collector requesting
au atttiifiMnffi Derore commencing tne ca-,e
kow, as to ihd uexi; charge.; ; In.-looking over
tnr dockets a'jout fcur years ago, I: came io the
csis tif Tt: n.- .Ofiwaa vs. Iltuderson (T3e.vYood
CDnvict, in iwhtcn; flgures Mary Jane Bradley, the
i.u ieo! k. H. Cowau. " J And tioaa my nvtes, that
llarv Jan:.livher testimony, says: "l runaaway
myself from the uclv baby and edikatun." And
no ore f-ntu: fHirat. and there ws no evl
d-see to w.nvifi tin defendant --Henderson Gale-
ce
in
oocriy
5" tha jucIicHiH.. and ttis js tne c se in iv. n ai
Cw-vau saya I deeld-. d as vinst.hto, b'Caus ha
iiis e to scav fa costs. if thH were LO M.tn: aas.
wocd with the encapae -except eomo eviae
which was -oassea noon by aoihec maaistraie
kfnrm ;- t,flA-- and wi Ictl I mvei Oill very pi
tne 1'can diy . t?ar dow s -tf ttwn f r n
or '-'play other iv-ntasfe rlcVte ' u. iUt
he asaln vurt e th xo -n cr. i s. I
ConTiCt ana ti ie h'm ' -'.
ustas l nad fin ste1 viviU jr- -'-h :'!-v. Chut.
liittf. tiep:-t m itM' ov ei-T i t -tav -itl , and
tid ire tn.it h.vh d not aulho 'z M.-. .;!. :o
usts his name n a ?y manoe; -1iat-e.-.sn c ,!,'e -turn
tub Iht1 UM af -ie-i 1 in ?r wlr t,r
caniitances, 1 1 ke bacK Mit .vent e rvraiKl. r m-de
to Capt. LUtiei tMsht-iU . a u ' '' e
COtQt Of Aii.kiW ih Ul- 'ni :).(! OV 'rMV- vbje
now tho -vmo, try, wv,,cn le r -dv savi h
on me. I f ill a:y, t In t Im ; g ot Prt, put
intnat o' lijic le Toby, "Gs p'.'or lly l -wl I n Jt
crush you " W. a - 1SK.
- U.S. Cotu.-:::d il- joy. 1?3 lacls i.ml Ie,J J.e.
- - WADESimo.' Nov 2.1,1835. .
To the Editor of -THfc Oasa-.vAH:.
I' ?o r isue i vve tne'fi? a'. wt coramm
icationf'Ofn rr. -i. H. .'oia. t'f this place, in
wh ch, fcpeasi v. o tr 'o f, re sa-
'I earned th i UU'-d bit .trm'sJ'ner,
which posion h ;vt a ;ed from J d-4-- i): :k-h-ecidHf
a ca -t favo' n 'ho e n a t while
thrt l!n!fcltS:i:t-.s Deunty. th -pr rt.for, v.;-t, v,it
with hi witHei-s s , I i or u-ho tzed. by Capt, J-
Vf i ! Hn Tir.ii' V- in ci Mf. W L 'ST.tVlf; ii'S
riartr er io ! usi-is . er:-. to s i- tnat-: ? he 'acss are
true as 'ktatetx I drrvd my .ailwimaucn Iron
fhirf .:'":': - :- - S---:
,We desire to sav th we did not authorize Mr
Cowan to make. ; thi? sta ement. n.r is 1t tr?e.
Coiwntloner ;Eoi' heard -m! nWrtiia the
case in the sthswnce of tht Peout when he ex-
mpotArt Ut hps -r spr.r. sifr,ei how ver..-?n exmina
ti n of ali the wiriK's-wi. not i s t e absence of
the witf'e-'ses. as appears from, tkf sta:emcnt
madet y ilr. Cowan. ' - -
, J M. LlTTLS. .
VfM. L. t TEKLE.
' "WADESBORO N..C.
Editor of Tub Observer-: .
Jear sui send iuv r-nlv Io Covan to Bose
I must htive it pub ii3ti1 l i-yvur tmv bt-cause I
wish it to eo-vvher? Mr -.Cowan's a tides h
?ne. . I believe you v.ill oubiish It as you did my
other ar; lelr, bat if -lou. w 11 not-do so foa K; y-
rtteuhe m in and a s ibsrtber you raust publ sh it
as an ativ-.-rUsrment- Conn has Hial!clouiy
slander d me. and 1 want to pus thif ris?ht.
PuPiish t at a 1 events, a? d send me th bill if you
elect to do so, aud I will nay the amount.
Yours tnily,
. W A. I OSE
iVmi'A "! t-ktn and Sisup, with Loss or Hair; irommiaucy to
iv uc sis eld age, are positivfiy cured by -. utictjba, ThegTeat
v.l KSj&m i bkin i:re, anji trncBK stoai'. an exquisite oun
Tlie Iloine aitl tlosoital.
'If is" hoped that our people will re
member tho Home and Hospital on
Thankpfi-ivinsr dav. There are at
- v-. .
present 9 persons there to be fed and
cared tor. Materia a lor a nice
Thanksgiving ."dinner will bo most
welcome Provisions, sheets and
pillow eases, blankets', comforts, old
linen and cot:on rags, crockery,
matt ra&es for cot beds, and anything
useful, will be a help in adding to the
comfort of the house and its inmates.
And -.as a proof ' of .landly interest
and thougbtfulaess, sueh dooations
will cheer tho patients arm encour
age the managers and. matron to per
severe in their labors .
Jane R. Wilkes,
Sec. andTreas.
Use the great speclfis fcr "cold In head' and ca
tarrh Dr. Sate'.; Cata.ri Be'j ued j.
Stotuers! Mothers!! Mothers:!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a s!ck child suSeriiig and crying with the
excruciating pain ot cuttin teeth ? 11 'so, m ai
once and get a twUle of MHa. WiNaLOW'a
SOOTU1NG riYKTJP. It will" relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately depend upon It : there Is no
mistake about it faery is not a mother on earth
who has ever uwyl it, w?o will nottll you at once
that it will re'r-flate ine UavcIh. and give raat to the
mother, and retief at id health to the child, operat
ing like m.-ik:. It i perrV.ctl satetOTtseln all
cases, and pi.essaru to the taste, and Is the pre-"
scrtptic-ii ot oi:K of ,ihr .ld.--t -?nd -twwt i'sle
phy-iiciarib iwju uum-s m the IJn:d State. Sld
ever vt Jrf. ivinr a bo'tjp
HAHAH'8-WALKINGFA8T.
IAT THE? SAY ABOUT TEE
H:.2srsr shoe.
Nos. 31 & S3 Park row, )
1, 1835. J
,23,
New York. Sept.
MESSES. ROGERS, 3?EET & CO.
Gentlemen j Havlnff noticed In this Bio-miner's
San your Bdvertisement oonoerning tho Hainan's
Waukenuhast shoe sold by tou. I cannot refrain
from expressing, unsolicited, my satisfaction with.
m pair which, after a year's almost continuous
wear, I am just about discarding-. I had been ac
customed to havins my shoes made to order, pay-
injr from $9 to 813 a pair for tbo earns. Last sum
mer I mean a year ego wishing for a pair of
shoes at short notice for a trip to the mountains, X
otepped into your establisiunent and purchased a
pair of Eanan's. For ea se and comfort on Ions
tramps in the country I have never had thehf
equal on my feets while for durability ; they
come about as near to the Irishman's ideal as any
thing I ever saw. He said he . didn't care what
kind of shoes he had eo lone as the uppers were
indestructible and the soles were mace of eter
nity." They have worn out the second sole and
the uppers are still perfectly sound arid whole.
I am clad to add my testimony to their excel
Zenee, thought a total stranger to the Hanan's or
to any member of your firm, and you are at.-.
liberty to make any usa of this communicatiou
ou may ece fit.
Bespeotfiilly Tours, '
. MOKTmiEB' LIVTNGSTOir . .
A.
eblOeodtf
IZAIVKIIV-Ac HBO..
- AseMits for ;5iarlotle.
TO RENT.
: dweliln; hou'e on Tryon street, next to 3, C.
Barro1a:hsItldsoc.J. Apply to .-,-,
nov20d3t , , JAMES HiaTT.-
- -v '3:
.4 -JmA;-
of
sorts of ails of -need
a cooling-Liniment.-
i
! feeautitter, u-rnaM?, nd Coticuka, Uesolvbot
t the new Blo xl P jriiier, externally.
OVK R il n WTIf SORKS.
' -
I - ? 1i.av hon iifHiffu4-1 -KlriAn last HT.irnVi with ftRkln
dl e-ist ! h" floetorH c it ei Eczema M lace
cavcd wit h c.b and .sores, and the Itching and
burning were a'rnnst imbeaaol" heeing ' your
jurticuftA Kf,MKi)iES jfo hit'h;y recommenced, con
fltndd 'o tivr tueni a trial, asioa . the x cttccr
und t TJTicuR.. J-oap t'xternaliy.. aiH Eissolvemt
toi rua ly, nr four '" Oj-th I ciH mvs It cureti
io gratitude for which I noa-Ve this . public state
met t . - .
Mrs. CLARA A. FREDERICK
Braoi) Brook, Coan
T wis affllOd wlvh Eczema on the Scalp. Face,
A-r aid Neck, wh eh ia dr--pgit, where I got
row v'lu'ioies. rir -nou'jfifd on o tne worst cases
th.-tt h;vi evor comMindw ids notice. He advised
me to t!? jour CuxiruRv icmepies, and att r five
da?' use-my sc-ifp H;d rirt of iny fac were en-
ureir c r-d, ard i botv Jn another wfek to have
my eirs. ne..k, and the other pnrtofmy fHcecurHJ.
, HKRilAN ShADE.
120 E. 4 in Street. New Yoim. ,,:
i-Tcasa-vo siiskask8 cured.
. outicura. s'ands at the he d of its t la-s. e-pec-
iaiiyis ti)H tn case with" rne UuricxrRi hoap,
U .ve hd an uhuMiall.v good trade th's summer,
owing to tbo prevalence of an sggr svated form of
Itch tht'ouh fi'jni'Viocdl is in, the country, in
wmca t;ie uuticuka uemkdiks roved satis tac
tory w L. liASDIGG, Druggist.
Uniontcwn, Kv. . - ,
Are sod by all drugrsbts. Price: Cuticfra, 50
cs-nts;RESk.l,VENT, Si.00 ;6oxp. 25 cents. Pottkr
DRU9 and fHEMic.ii, Co., Boston. S jnd for "How
to cure SKin Diseases." i
Q C $ f 1 TI IT the Comp'exlon and Skin by using
cj ... u tne uuncuRA soap.
THE SWIV'G M4CHTNE IS THE
cause of Uterine Fains and Weakness.
for Aching Si oes and Bncfe. Kidney
Pains, Sciatic. Cnest Pains. Weakness
and Infla tation thj etrrietiBA Anti-
Pa kn i'juast'KR i-i infallible. 25c.
nov4dwed&saf&w. .
a. B. C00HRAME.-0HA3. B. J0SE8
CHARL
OTT
m Ah ml Alb
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B. E COCHRA.NE, Manasess.
rHIS AGtNCY WILL BUY AND SELL LANDS
of evtry description and in any parte North
or South Carolina, and will rent properti in the
city of Charlotte, collect rents, attend to repairs
and make prompt returns, and If desired1 will at
tend to nayment of taxes. effectin2 of inssparae.
etc.
AH property put into our hands will be
Advcrlised Free of .t
For a stlpulat on previously agreed upon.
KOR .SALE
One dweltlna house on B street. 7 rooms, aeet
in each room, well of good water, lot 99xl0eet.
In good neighborhood. Price, $2,000.
One dwelline on Eth street, adjoining residenc
cf S. M. Howell, 4 rooms, well of water and sahle
lot 60x198, convenient to business. Price. $1,550
Oae dwelling on South Tryon street, adloinine
residence of Dr. Bratton. 8 rooms, closets and
pantry, well of water, well located for a boarcttftfi
hou3e. Price, $3,000
r One dwelling on corner of Graham and 10th
. W. m4-.-m f" 1-11 . . I. . . . .n
-Bictit, o ruuius, H4(oiieii, weu oi water, ioc va.
feet on Graham street, 162 feet on 10th street,
very desirable prgiperty. Price, $1,250.
Q, One dwelling on Poplar street, 10 rooms, lot
09Sxl98 feet, brick kitchen, outhouses, stable, well
cf good water, scld on terms to suit purc&asxir
Priee, $4,000. .
Dwelling In Mechanlcsville, 1 story 3-roni
house, lot 99x190. frontln? on C atre.. lot
1736, square 215. adjoining T)roperty of W. a. STnt,
and others. Prlc. cash $850.
Jy Two tots. N8. '7 arid 808. square 46, front1
& injr 99 reet on B street and nuihinii tliwl
io C Ft5et;t. On the premises Is a two-story f?aa.c
dwelling, feven rooms and small storehotise-.
Taayjirdat Lowesvllle, N C.,; 22 tfeer
vats, 1 twol '2 lime 1 shop house 18x23 bars
Souse, bark raiii hoise. stable, dwelling; ii at-re
land connected with tan yard. Prica liX),05
Will lease fcr 5 or 10 uears on reasonable tejaia.
A very des!rable farm, containiT3g lf
0 acres, about three relies tFest of Charlotte
on the CaroHna Ctntral railroad, known aatht
Junta Hayes fa. -.--a. adjolninsr the. lands of Dr
Paul Baniuger rnd others. Sevaa-room dwelling
auaneciisftary o'itou!;din?3 in good repatronthf
premises. Wei? wateirsd and in a aood neighbor
hood. Price per acr t;m
Lot trontlne on Morehead st., Jf9x3SS feet, I
28
34
tmall two-room house, well, lot w set with
fruit trees Price S8T.0. -
j Five room dwelling with kitchen aad stable,
"x I lot 99x193 on West Tiade street. Deautifu
rove aud well of good water. Price $2,280.
4j Jne story frame dwelling and lot on Stone
43
45
47
wall street. Price $500.
One lot and a half lot, unimproved, on the
corner of B and lltb streets. Price G50.
One story frame store house 20x60 feet, lot
24x100 feet, fronting on railroart. and one
unimproved lot in rear cf above 100x125 feet, botb
at Sanford, Moore countv, N . C. -Ti e $450.
Alt Two story Iranw dwelling, four rooms, barn,
stable, smoke house, good well, some Iruit
trees, about 3i acre of land, In Sanford, Moore co.,
N.C. Price $1,800. 1
Fifty one acres of land, 23 acres under cultl
-vatlon. 1 alanee timber.- montlv nim. som
oak. Two tenement houses on plaee. lying on the
edge of San for;?, Moore county, N. C. Price $850.
The above three facts will te sold together or
separately, ami if purchaser desires can secure
fusal of a htcM'k of goo'is at price agreed upon .
tween himself and the owner.)
5 150 Acres In t-avldson count?, N C.,'.
miles ft cm Lexington and 8 ndles from Lin
wood. Six room d we ding, good water; four acres
in apples, peac hes and grapes. Price $2,000.
5 Lot with two-stotv house, six rooms and two
J room kitchen, well and garden, being prop
frtv adjoining J. S. Phlilips' residence. Price
$2,G50. . v : ; ; i; ..' ;.
KA Fifty acre cf land in and adloinir.g Hunt
y t ersvllle, N. C. On the place there Is a com
tortable tour-room dwelling house, good barn, crib,
kitchen and well . Very desirable property. Price
S35.C0 per acre. .
V
1
ptal Prize 150,000
We do hereby certify that xse sum
vise the arranaements for ell the Ufanthh:
.and Semi-Annual Drawings of theLcuis-
wnu ovate Lottery Company, andtn per
son manage and control the Drawings
themselves and that the same are con
ducted mth . honesty, fairness and in
good faith toward all parties, and vx
authorize the company to use thia certifi
cate, with fa& similtesof &iir siynaturi
iUaehsd,iniisaMrtiserrisA
Coisim5!3oj(
0
r
, 078? Half a liiiea D:s!rMct
Iotnsiaia.;Stats- Xott er?, C
Incorpofatedlnl888or 25 yesrs fey the Leglala
iu. e.ror Jtoucationai and Charitable purposes with
a c lpital of $1.000,000 to which a reserve fund of
over &550.000 has since been added.
. By an overwhelming popuiar vote Its franchise
was made a part of the tsresent Sa.te Consfihitton
auoptea uecmser 2d, A. D.. 1879.
itstrrona .smgs Number Drawings will take
piace monthly, it never scales or postpones.
Look at the following Distribution:
187"tl 9rsnl Itffonllily
AND THE :".
Extraordisary v &mi-Ann'ii;il Briwio
FOR RENT.
Dwelling house on South Tryon street, adjoin
ing the reaidew e of Dr. S. E. Bt atton. Vt ry con
veniently located tor a boarding house ,
Apply to
sept2dtf
Mal Estate Agency,
B. E. COCHRANE, Manage
1 A C.I LI
Ml
V7KOLESALK GROOEB
COMKISSION MERCHANT
SPEOIAL JNOTlOE..
55 BKabl8l bujIdift? lotN fronting 99 feet
wTaJrji.d9 street, and running through to
Fourth street, oetwacn the property of col. H c
Jones k Dr. O'D mo-Lw, known as tha Dr.' J
M. Mlilet place. Prico S.i 600. '
T,n,-rCaAELOrTJi: H"EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans. Tuesday,
Leuenioer xa, itstso, unoer me personal
supervision and management of
Gen, G. T. Beauregard, of L.a. and
Gen. Job ai. A. Early, of Virginia.
Notice. Tickets are Ten Dollars
only. Halves, $5. Fifths, $2
Tenths, 1.
1
1 Capital Prize of , $150,000, '$150,000
-l urand Frlze of 50,000, 5(,000
1 lirapd Prize ot 20,000, 20,000
2 l arge Frizes of It. ,000, 2O;0O0
4 Large Prizes of 5.000, 20,000
zurnzesoi l.ouo, 20.000
50 500, 25,000
100 44 300, 30;(i00
an auu, 40,000
WO " . KK). 68:000
1.000 " 50, 50,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of $200, $20:000
loo " loo, jo.ooo
ICO " " 75, 7.500
2,279 Prizes, amountisg to $552,500
Application for rates to clubs should be made oniT
to the office of the company in New Orleans.
for iurtner information write clearlv. srlvtna mil
address. Postal Notes, Express Money urders, oi
New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currenrv
by Express (all sums of 5 and upwardat our ex
pensej aoaressea, M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Wasning&m, D. C
Make P. O. Money OKlers oavable and adrfreH
Registered Letters to
KEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BaNX,
New Orleans, L?
SB
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La..
New Orleans, La,,
New Orleans. La
GIVEN AWAY
Ihe gret Music-House of the South, tas rewov-
en to a Maoiiaaent New-Store (the Largest Music
Temple in the US), ana as a souvenir of tlAs im
portant era in their business, and aTso as ;n ad
vertisement waieh will tell from the PotOEsac to
the Rio Grande, they are actually giving away val
uable Gold Watches.
Doubt not Shis statement. , It Is a fact. It's a
Wholesale House, and they do things in whole
sale way. Bad this startling
0
4UUVM i
PIANO
- iu? i? un
UP f M
TO
1'U J U tti
To every Cash Purchaser of a
Piano between November 1st and De
cember 1st, 1865. from ns direct. , or
through any of our Ten Branch
nouses or 200 Agencies, tee will pre
sent as a Complimentary Souvenir an
elegant
gold - watch
Guaranteed Solid Gold Case, and fine
movement. Sold by jtvcelers at $40
to $50.
Fbis Off-r Good ea!y Unti
mkx 1, rS5.
Be-
Pianos at Lowest Cash Prices known, with Com
p?ete Outfits, and, All- Freight Paid. Every
thing fair and e quare,' and full satisfaction guar
anteed. - - -
r Send your name and address for circular firing
full particulars. .This Is the one chance of o; life
time, tich should not be missed, Don't vait."
The offer expires December 1st, and cannot bo re
need. Address - , .
Luddeii k Bates, SsatSera ifeie Eome,;
raTjIEYER'S NEW BLOCK, SAVANNAH, GA.
X- C: ."DITISIOX.
TRAINS G0ING
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Arrive H'JJshoi, "
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Iave Itsieigh ,
Arrive GcldoboVo
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for all wffiSISSi" bwi
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GOING SOUTH.
Leave Greensboro,
Arrive Eernersvllle.
Arrive Salem,
No. 50.
Eatly,
GOING NORTH.
Leave Salem,
Arrive Kernei svtne,
Arrive Greensboro.
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GOING NORTH
Leave Chasl Kill,
Arnve Unrversitj,
GOING SOUTB.
Leave UniversJty,
Arrive Chapel Hill,
No. 1.
Daily
ex. Sun.
10.25 a m
11.25 a m
No. 4.
Daily
ex. Sun.
6.80 pm
7.81 p m
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Daily
12.54 pm
BUFFET SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHASSK
On tradEfrSW and 61, between New York and it
lanta, and between Greensboro and AsSJ At'
Through Pullman Slam r
between Washington and Augusta ard RS
woauuiguin ana New Orleans.
SaTnroeh ticket
eigh Goidsboro, Sallslwr, HSd rcKariotto fS
points Soath, Southwest, West, North aArtS
For emigrant rases to Lout-: 1" .
and the Southwest, address '
A. Jj. ill V-o. vr ST. inCHTPU
2d V P 4 Gen. Xanagr. tf-a. I'a&s
Richmond Vn -
Houses Rented,
House ranted, and rent r-invo.i f.,
Advertised free of charge.
caABi.uXTi REAL E8TATS AGENSl.
R. E. COCHRAN R, Maaagw.
05 2d tf Trd StreetRront rr,trl
MRS. JOE PEESOM'S
rifiilEiJi
Lost .fcy ludigestl Oil. Overwork, arrv.
Strala, cr other causes.
Mentsl
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St is rSitire Grpin
!yst e m Re n 6 vator
AND BLOOD PCHIFIES,
j'isf
CHOICE NEW CROP
pi
BUCKWHEAT,
(AT FLAKES, '
OAT 7XGAL and
,CIltUfeI5E5 WHEAT
The largest and best assort
ed Stock of
HeaT? atd Farcy GrrciiHS
In the city.
CALL AND INSPECT OUR ST0C&
BARNEIT .& ALEXANDER'S.
Free delivery. TelepbQ
call 8U .