Lig shew at Corbett & Lea's, at the old McCray's Stand; the largest stock we ever bought in store. coma- and sea
THE GLEANER
GRAIIAM K.C.Deo tober 3 B7B
I. S. PARKER, Eiltor,
AkiIAWA.
)•> li. ?6tboftliis month Gov,nons
!ou wr.: elected iTnitcd States Senator,
>,• ihe LogfsTntitro of Alabama. lie re*
« e : voil Use vole ol every Slate Senator
p-a-oiW. -uid ninety one of tho ninety
rlirec volts cast in the lower house. On
" same day Go*. R. W. Cobb-, deliver*
.i iiis inaugural addreso and took the
o vii of ffico. Houston will Ml the place
Si oncer, Republican. Alabama is
about solid, and no claims we believe
1 that bulldozing and intimidation bus
it nbottt. There arc H»t» of ne»
groe j there, and if Democratic success in
Lio'iisteii» and South Carolina, is evi
dence of bulldozing in Ibose States, we
-•an't sco-why it is not evidence of the
thing in Alabama. ......
TOI! 'fi-TK SOABK/ M CAItfAI
KBM.
T-hia body met in Raleigh but Tbura
-1«y, and adjourned till Friday, when it
"7 [roceoded to canvass the votes for mem
ber.! of Congress of all the districts.in t!ie
State, but tl»e fast and Becond. In both
of these there is • contest. O Hara
contesting against Oapt Kitchon in the
second, ami Msj. Yeatea against Martin
fn the first. There are alleged irrvgo
, Parities m both of these districts, and the
p.i rties appear by quite en array of
:oun»el. Will the boerd go . behind the
returns, shall it obey writs of inductions,
sau it delay its work, are all question
which it is called upon to decide, for
itseltli mote Wore g° in s
to pfeßs, and, il we do, will print it.
JSl^«nr**e«KßNߣOKßlt,
1 it
lion, to elect a Governor. The votes
were so divided between the Democrat".
c, Republican ami Ureeuiock caudi
la. Os, that yekhef laiftplOte majority,
ot aitH»vota« cast, and nothing less
ihaii this elects • Governor, iu that
- to. Upon a failure of the people to
lect, it is provided tl*t tke lower faome
ni:c Legislatuie shall nominate tWO
audklates to the Senate, and tlmt body
flialll&lectwliicl of tbem shall be Covers
nor. fl'here wo* room to look for some
tM democrats and Green
baekflncMi roitho lower honse, and it
was thoygiu wliUo-tbe range ot probas
bint v that Maine might have a Bemo
ans will use the Greeubacker. A cor
rospon dent onder date of tho 24tn or last |
month sayß:
'•Maine Repnblicans now bete say that
the election of a Governor from that
State is m eood »9 settled. Blaino and
Hainliii Lave arranged to elect Smitb r the
tireenhaek candidate, it is said, and tbe
others of the State Senate liave re-,
jd their instructions accordingly,
th's lireeuback creed appears tomako
j'j difference, ao long as he agrees to «m
--ry oat Blaine's wishes, and report goes
even further and says that Smith has
promised the nomination next fall
Ml coujo out of the Greenback
P'u'ty. '
- ■ '"it " ,m |
One great reason why tbe Republican
party has grown so odious 1n tbe South
tnny be found in the character of many
ot' the men whom it has clothed with pu«
ihority in the midst of the southern peo
plt has selected men in too many in
stances whose morale should liave forbld-
J n their elevation to places of authority,
and it bos done so wittingly and know*
and for the purpose, it seems, to
k 'TUBB and annoy the people, and if pos>>
siblu to gnnd them to such action as will
make Republican party capital. The ens
tricpn.cntol tUe law, and tbe punish*
ruent of it? violation has not been the
purpose, if we may judge from the class
of men entrusted with important official 
duties. There is just now a great cry
rftUed of intimidation and vloleuce in
Louisiana,during tbe recent cougression*
>il campaign and election. We do not
Move there is any adequate ground for
this complaint. It may be true, and prob*
ably is, that there were individual in
ucoß of violations of* law, and that
ne was couwdttcd in Louisiana, and
very other Stole, during the canvass
i election. It would be very remark'
able if this were not so. Thore was
tobabiy more intimidation in Mass**
cbusetta to defeat Dot ler for Governor,
than there was In the whole South. But
it is said Hayes iff terribly impressed
with the idea that something must be
•ie in Louisiana, while ho doubtlesi
ickles over the actual commission, ii
Massachusetts of the intimidation whicl
ie only charged in Louisiana. Thes
misiana people must be attended to
and so he has appointed oue John Raj
prosecute in the F^deral^art.
•'Ruy was the counsel ami go-between
of I lie infamous lte'uruii'g ikxu'tl in WW;
■nd Is generally believed to ltavc eoii«-
coctj 3d a great deal of tlie villain v of
wbicb
h one ef IWfJbonf hated teen in New Or-
leans, and is the last person that would
be selectod tor tho honest discharge of
any duty. His appointment will antiig-.
onize the real friends ot law aud order in
Louisiana and can lead to no good re
sult whatever."
In the information given by this ex»
tract lies tho secret of his nppoiutineuf.
Ho helped to make tho Presklent.be was
the counsel of the Returning Doartl. and
is credited with much of their villainy.
Those are sufficient reasons for Ilayes to
appoint him to harrns? ft people he had
been active in cheating out of their rights
as freemen. Wkhotit the aid cf Hay,
Ilayes might not to-day have been Presi
dent. Then,too, Kay may stir up tho pas
sions mid feelings ol the people if Louis
iana, until they may be driven to some
act which can be nuido to do service in
the outrage line. No man better calcu
lated for tho business. Then will he
not mako reports, official reports, aud
will they not be valuable? An honest
man eonld not till tho place. CJJll
skteriNg (lie purposes, Hayes has done
well in selecting the most unscrupulous
and cdious man he could And.
DEAD. —During tho past week two
prominent men of tho State have passed
away. On Wednesday last, Hon. B. F.
Moore, reverentlycalled tho fathor of tho
North Carolina bar, died. Ho had been
confined to his room for a long time, and
his death WM tho result of worn out
physical forces, rather than the work of
particular disease. Hi Was a man of
great learning, and of unspotted purity
ot character. Ho had filled many public
places, among tliem Attorney-General ot
the State, first by appointment ol Hon.
William A. Graham, while he was Gov
ernor, and afterwards by election by the
Legislature. He was a native ot Halifax
county, and removed to Raleigh thiity
years ago, where be continued to live.
He was seventy seveu years q|d. aud it
courteous, eloquent Major Ga|e9, died ot
apoplexy, in Washington City last Fri
day. He held a position connected with
the present Honse of Representatives,
and was there to be preaeut at the meet
ing ot Congress. He was best known to
the people £jp» Stale,, ae a journalist.
As editor ottfellififtljgh Itegutcr he sues
ceodcd bis IHlJM*»*hile yet«f ery young
man, and, siuce the war, be, with Rey.
William £. Pelf «Utf4 tud published
tho Sentinel. . wjtfcb, wHifcnu their liaiuH,
was perhaps (lie most widely circulated
and most influential paper in the State.
Daring the past summer aud fall lie was
editor of tho Raleigh 2few. tie was a
prominent member of the Independent
Order ot Odd Fellows. He was a man
Of culture, and as a speaker aud lecturer
he was cbasto aud ornate to a degree
equalled by lew men in the State. He
was fifty years old.
WAMIKOTaN LITTII,
WASHINGTON D. C. ?
Nov. 27. 1878. S
Uuless the excesses of Tbankgiving
Day shall overcome too many Congress
men we shall have an unusually full
house and Senate on the opening day of
the coming session. Much more tnan
the usual number ot members havo made
their winter arrangements here. Only
one Committee has had meetings—the
llSffi AWKSte
tbe feet that the Secretaries have had the
good sense to cut down their estimates to
about the same figures as the appropia
lions ot last year. The Post Office and
War Dcpt's. sak lor more, but not for
orliifery ekpetises. The Committee will
have the appropriation bills ready as fast
as the ilouse ca'n dispose ot them.
Among the bills to come up early in
the Senate, havine already passed the
House, is that givlug to persons drawing
pension on account ot the late warapem>
Siou back to the time when, if soldiers,
they woro discharged, or, if relations of
soldiers, back to tbe lime the soldiers
died. The snpposed necessity for this
act arises trom the fact that, under exist*
iug law*, uuless the pension claim was
made within five years of the llrao the
right occured, the pension does not go
i 1 back. Tbe estimated expeuse under the
[ act is from teu millious to thirty millions,
| but probably near the latter amount.
There is an appearance of justice in the
1 1 proportion, but I bope the Senate will
0 look into the subject carefully befora vot
t i'rtg away the ijtouey. It seems to me
that what the ex-soldiers ot tbe country
must want is the prompt exebntion of
" laws already in force. TV,e bonds of the
1 unnecessary delays and torm«iitiea, is not
to-day worth fifty cems on the dollar.
8 A meeting or Southern, Western aud
Eastern business men wiHbeheldatNew
connected uritluhe materia!^i n toresu* s of
sippi and the wonderful evstem ot
rivors which enter it, will be beueficial
»> especially to tbe West and StfStfiwest.
.y There cUcwheiein the world wj
M [ especially a Southern wortt, but, i
JjWHiill. it will be exclusively uudei
Government eoulvol «e to rates Tor
frefsrht, Ac., it wil| r iuevitally compete
With the present monopoly anil so bo of
general benefit.
-iVhatevyrenco... £e* trade With for
eign countries may be cerainly said to
be for the common good, and to us tho
markets ot South America and Mexi o
will be almost like those of newly discov
ered countries. Their trade, which should
come to lis, goes almost entirely to Euro
pean countries. Altogether, tho >ew Or
leans meeting deserves attention from the
people of all purls of the country, and if
judicious in its action aud rccominonda*
lions, it Will have great influ-nce.
SOLON.
Anano SIIH iXCHAHOeS.
NEWS, HOTKS ANU COMMKRT3.
The illllsboro Jiecvrder, in remarking
upon the appeal taken by tho counsel tor
the Chap-l Hill burglnis and the respite
of Bos well, Who was to have been
hanged on the 22nd, lias tins to say :
jif t li3 menu time, it is to be cOnsfderod
what a grevious burde i is imposed UIMIII
Iho tux imyeru bv llie • indulgence # of a
merciful law. The jail now holds tl*»een
persons, mostly held for capital crime.
To make ihcin *ecuie, a liirgo gustnl w
deemed i.idi*i»etisible. Those ore paid
at a cost to the county for guarding, of
$7, adav. Tho cost for the month ot
October was #234,00, as is sl.owu by the
last report ot the county Commissioners;
maintenance of prisoners in jail »f f507,-
S9 this amount however cxtcHli»g over
some mouths. But viewed troiu ain
point, the expense is enormous when it
i» remembered how absolutely profitless
JT it (ho money of holiest HIKI huril lubot
spent tor the protection of crimo.
Mr. J. C. Carter, of Wftttbnrg Mor
gan county, Tennessee, had a case in
our court this term, a case of tho State
against him for stopping up the public
road. Ho left Wattburg afoot. Wed
nesday morning, the 6th iusiaii*. It took
hi in a little over nine days lo make the
trip, the distance being 315 miles, lie
walked every day, and the last nay a
Huiaiu the night. We met Mr. Carter
at Wjentworth. He says he made he
change in the road according to the
directions of the Board ot Trustee*. This
case has been in court against him twee
vears, and this is the second time be bos
footed the distance. He move*, to
Tennessee from this county. Itiedsviile
Timet.
The Yonng Men's Christian Association
of Charlotte arc considering the pro
priety of enlarging tiieufwork. by fluting
up ft wiluK room mut library. -A well
written coinmuuicatiou up ant he subject
appeared in last Wednesday's Obnercer.
Freeman Lane, colored, was ariested
iu Charlotte lor a violation ot the revenue
laws, he having In his possession a lot
of unstamped manufactured tobacco in
bags. The Lbtervtr thinks It the first
caw ot the arrest of a colored xnau lor a
like ofleuce iu that collection district.
Two young men in South Carolina,
both woll connected, tlio Charlotte lw*
teroer »») 8. are anxious to fight a duel-
The arrangements were made tor tne
■flair across the line but OIKS oi tiro' par
ties was arrested iu Columbia, while on
his way, so the first plau bad to bo
abandoned. Another arrangement was
made to fight iu this State, near Flue
viile, on the C. C. & A- K. K. A bet
ou a horse raco at Columbia during tlie
fair, an Insult, and a soar hading of onoby
the other has led to the determination to
meet in mortal combat. Wt condeuue
from the Charlotte Observer.
A revenue raid through rolk and
Rutherlord couutses found 26 illicit
distlllries, only nine of which bad recent
ly been hi use. Two distillers were
arrested, and fivo stills seized.
Mr. W. C. Richardson, assistant agent
of the N. C. R. K. at Raliegh, married
Miss Arabella Holt of tbat city.
Zeigler, the cigar mau ot Rftlcigb, has
gone to St. Louis.
Cleaveland is tbe banner county. Her
Sheriff lias paid her proportion of the
State lues iuto the treasury.
Rufus Edmunson, one of the com
missioners of Wayue couuty, bas re*
signed.
The Depnty Sheriff of Mecklenburg
handed over,"last week to the peniten
tiary, seven couyicts sentenced to terms
varying from one to three years and the
Sheriff of Davidson duplicated this wil h
seveu others whose sentences were for
ten years and less, the depuly sheriff ot
Caswell banded over three, and Several
other counties contributed, making the
Whole number reported in The Observer
for one day* just twenty. »
The North Carolina Methodist Prot
eßtaut Conference has been divided. ,The
Western North Carolina Conference has
beou organized,commencing with Orange
county and going west, composed of
four districts Rev. A. M. LoVo \vus
elected President. ,
A New York drnmmor, for offering his
goods for sale in Wilmington without the
city license required, was arrested. He
was abusive to the officer making the
arrest. Tbe Mayor fined him $25 for
offering to sell without licence, and S2O
for being abusive to an officer iu the
discharge of his doty aud required bim
to take out licouso; in default of payment
he was looked up to await a formal in
vestigation.
I Willie Keen and John Gooding, two
yoftng men of Wilmingtou, have gone to
Italy to Beo the world and belter their
fortune. Their stay depends upon tlieir
success—iu saving euoogh of what tbey
take with them to get back,or In inducing
friends to send tbom the needful to re
■ The man held in Rusiellvllls, Kjr.. as
Ben Smith, tbe slayer of two men in
Stokes county, a year or more ago, turn
ed oat not to be tbe right man. The
Deputy Sheriff of Stokes went oat, arm>
ed with a requisition, aud made the dis
covery.
A Mr. Coatio waa on his way from
Wilmington to hie home, ou Miurfmboro
sound, in tbe night time, and, when
•about three miles from the city, lie
waa attacked by three unknown negroes
and robbed of $30,00, wbioh be had re
ceived for fish sold in the aurkct,
A party of sea captains congregated in
a store in Wilmington,'and observing an
old rusty pistol, they com in meed to o*-
amine and discwas it. 1 Just'after it be
came known that the thing was not lond
ed, it went Off, the ball grazing the head
of oue of Neptunes titled sons. It is one
of the few instances that ever came to
our Knowledge, where an empty gun or
pistol banged off, and failed to kill some
oue. *
Thos. J. ©spps, who drove the ainbi -
I alien that bore the mortally wound'd
Slonwalt Jackson from the field of
Chanceliorsville, was in Wilmington
the other day. He Uvea thereabouts.
In a dozen years or so more the driver of
that ambulance sau be found all about.
Among those rescued fron the ill
fated Pomerania, tho aleauittliip that
w »a run into and sunk on the coast of
Kugland, are two infants, aged three and
nine uiontlia, #hoae identity cannot tie
ascertained. Their mot hern, and thou*
who knew them are among the lost, mid
it may be tihers will ever be uncertainty
about them.
A Nash county man raised a sweet
potato that weighed 11A pounds, a
Columbus county man saw him a half
pound I tetter, and is now the champion
with his twelve pound tatrr.
A pistol was found in a bal* of cotton
shipped from Charlotte to Charleston,
and the Observer remembers that it was
reported that a farmer last fall expressed
the belief that he had packed his pistol iD
a bale.
Jessee .Johnston, an old respectable
citizeu of Mecklenburg county, was
stricken with paralysis and died.
Thorn and Dogget, two negroes, were
convicted of manslaughter, at Polk court,
for killing a white man named Hamrick,
in Rutherford couaty, about a month
ago.
Sure enough that duel caine off at
Pineville Mecklenburg countv. Ihe
parties, young Mr. Wilson of YorkVille
and young • Mr. wLtlcn of Sutnptei
county, exchanged shots, made tip and
wept back home, and we hoj* will be
good boys hereafter. Now on* ste
what comes of these agricultural bene
races. They fell out a boat one at
Columbia, and if they both had hit in
stead of missing, two yooug men less
iqight have been left to control the
destinies ot South Carolina.
Mr. A. A. Keadall, of Anson county,
but now a salesman, in Charlotte, and
Miss On a. daughter of J. R. Davidson
of Charlotte were quietly married, so
the Observer Bays.
; There were registered, at the Central
'hotel ia Charlotte, fotn the 22ml of De
camber 1877, to the 2Jtfc of la-it month
18.900 guests. Ibis the Obveiver learns
by the old register.
A man 80 years old has gone to the
poor Jiouse in Guilford, because his
children, tor whom he prpvided as well
ae'he could, aro unwilling to leed and
clothe him. l|
Fulton who was aliot in Stokes coun
ty, some ten days ago by Haiston, is
still alive but little hope of Lis recovery.
"Is commerce more beneficial to the
world than agriculture?" wm tl»e ques
tion mattered ami finally decided and
put at real by the junior debating socie
ly, of lUleijjh. Tub bo>s lived in town,
and commerce won. Now lot u* hear
Irom iliem on tl>e eastern question, the
Ohio idea, or some other subject the con
sideration of which will give thfein a kind
of recreation, alter their wrestle with
one of souii huge proportions as the corns
lnorceand agriculture business.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of,Njrlh
Carolina bold, their 92ud Annual Com
munication at Kaleigh, beginning at 7J
o'clock Ibis evening.
Maj.W. W. Fleming, of Charlotte,
entertained the firemen of tbat city hand
somely, at his resilience ou the evening
of thanksgiving day.
Dr. R. K. Gregory, of Greensboro,
raised three crops ot Irish potatoes, us*
i:ig the seed raised the preceding crop,
tor euchot his two last plantings.
Henry Freeman, seventy years Did, an
honest and respectable citizen of Moore
county, left home on Sunday morning to
look alter some fattening hogs. He waa
found late in the day dead in a branch.
He had been foully murdered, by being
choked to death. Warrants were issued
against three parties suspected of the
eriine.
Capt. W. H. Crawford, a prominent
citizen of Salisbury,is dead. He repre
sented Rowan county in both bouses of
the Legislature.
Fire among more than ahnndred bales
ot cotton on tho platform at the Carolina
Central depot in Wilmington, ou thanks
giving dav. Supposed to have been
from spark's from passing engines. Fight
bales were burnt and eighty scorchou.
Mr. Norwood Giles, ot Wilmington,
married Miss Jennie, daughter of Judge
Strong, of Raleigh, last wsek.
LIVBS I.OHTAT SKA,
Near Folkestom England, the Hams
bur# American Line Steamship, Pom
erania, which sailed from New York,
the Htb ot November fur Hamburg was
ran iuto by a Welsh b«rk, during a dense
tog on on the night of the 24th of last
moutb. There were ou board, passen-1
gers and crew, two bnudred aud twenty
persons, of whom some fifty were lost.
The steamship sunk rapidly, tbe boats
were overcrowded, and one ot them
sunk, end tho usual details of a horrible
affair are giveu. The Capt. aud bis sec
ond and third officers were among tho
lost. With tbat heroism that is so often
met In tbe officers of vessels tbey deteis
mined to be the la»t to leave, or periab;
und tbey perUlnd. That Capt. Wsw ou
his 12tku trip aud is reported urf jrMiifth
lul careful officer.
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•If yon want pare Mh Drags, Chemicals, Pa
ent Medicines, Medi *nal Lienors, fine Cigars
cliewlug and smoking Tobacco go with tbe cash
I to the ftoutheast of the Couit House square to
DR. LONG'S DKISCi STORK.
P. 8. Dr. Long's office Uat tbe Drag Store
where Ue will examine and prc-scriUo* fur U»o>t
1 rcqulniighl* o^rviccs.
■1 Aug. 13, ;Uu,
THE GENUINE
DR. C. MoLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORRRS.
THE countenance is pale and leaden,
colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu
pils dilate; an axure semicircle runa
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir
ritated, awells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling of the Upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom
ach, at pthers, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir
regular, at times costive; stools slimy;
not unfrequentjy tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; eough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptom#
are found to exist,
DR. C. JtfcLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepare*
tion, not capable of doing the slightest
injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine DR. V*R-
MirUGE bears the signatures of-C. Mc-
LANE and FLEMING BROS, on the
wrapper. :i>: '
DR. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended is a remedy "for all
the ills that flesh is heir to," bat in affections
of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or disease* of
that character, they stand without a rival*
AGUE AND FEVER.
Nobelter cathartic can be used preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BBWiMUOr IMITATION*.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each DOC has a red wax seal on the lid with
the impression Da. MCLAN*'S LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bean the signatures of C.
MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mc
iANE's LI VK* PILLS, prepared BY Fleming
ros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being
full of imitations of the name MeLat%0 9
spelled differently but tame pronunciation.
8. L HOXIL \
R * V" " *
Tailor.
Catting and making done In the lateat
fashions and most desirable maimer.
He keeps constantly ou iiand Samples
of latent styio goods for gentlemena wear;
and will order according to selection ut
2U4to^erS/— also the
National Sew nq
i i —*i
Machine
whloh ha keep* constantly on hand ana w
sell for the low price of
$24
Call and see bin.
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