!Jl be News and Observes.
.) Asa, Qjktuxm ux, TaonrtrowM.
bUaed Daily (except Monday) ,a4 Weekly.
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ffeekly, ene year, " " .....u.... 00
: ix month. M immw.w.100
No nanta entered without paynaat, and bo
aper aeat eftsr expiration of time paid for.
J. A. Chkatba. T. Fobd Tatlob
Late With L. H; Adams.
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New Store.!
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iWi haWiiow on sale, In the Williams
entitling, on Wilmington street, opposite
the market boose, one of the ,bst. selected
stocks of
evef hi
reO:
bit to this market. Our entire
took is NEW and bought at bottom
figures. We will not be undersold by any
firm in the oitT. .
I ; Pftllfe Attentfcto and LroW Prices
Is our oof Icy.
Tcbolos lot kf NORTH CAROLINA and
gCGAR CURED HAMS.
( Large supply of selected Feathers.
Kea u ana Kerosene una.
j Well assorted stock
of Boot and Shoe
Findings.,
Patapscb, 1 Orange Grove and Mapleton
brands of Floor a specialty.
! Cotton solicited and sold on consign
ment. Amnio room ror storage. 5
CHEATHAM & TAYLOR.
! JUleigh, N.
C Aogust 16, 188L ;
CALL AND EXAMINE
f I
f NEW STOCK OF
Parker, Colt, j
mm
AJID OTHER VAXES 07
GUN MATERIALS.
Powder, shot and sportsmen's
GOODS. j
' First Premium at the last State Fair
Was awarded us for the BEST DISPLAY
of theee goods, I j
SEND FOB CATALOGUE.
BBIOGS BWILDIBrta,
) RALEIGH, H. C. f
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Best Goods Lowest Prices and Square
' Coaling-. '.; .
Cdtton Brokers,;
i A geats for Exporters aad SfiBmers,
BAIJBlGn, Bf! C.
; OLD RELIABLE I
1836 1836
H.J. BROWN,
UHDEnTAtLEn,
i
KALJGKJH, M. MJ, I
; Dealer ia all alses and styles ef
BURIAL CASES ui CA8IET8,;
(Metallic, Walnat. Poplar, Ptna.) .
BURIAL ROBES for Laoiea, Gents and
tUdrea. s r
Raviof secured th) agency for several of the
largest MaMsiaetaring Companies ia the
Uaited State, we can, kv and will; sell lower
thanr anv other house ia the city.
Have also made arrangements whereby we
esa deliver above goods at any .depot la the
State free ef ebarre. Betisiactien rnaranteea.
' f set 20 . JOHN W. BROWN, AgenW
PRESCRIPTION
mat the saeaiy Car ef Rerveet H
r Tttalltr. rVaaatar Scbllitr.
Care ef Hsrvaes Wassaaes. Ieet I
Tttalltr. rraaatar Scbllitr. Serveeaaen).
asaeaeay, Ceafaaloa ef Mess, A
Beefetyv Ottietif Hraery. aee all
hraewatea by laatasreet aeMts aad
cearaaioa er leesa, avvrnea ia
tiv Mraerr, aad ell DWears
bveewhtea by Ia4tssreet aabfts aaa laeaasai.
An InnM haa the laa-r4Ieata. 8fT m ruM
auLuomtoK. AooamDR,W.8.JAOUES,
130 West ElxthBuOIlOOT ATI, OHIO.
Sa-SENT FOB CXmCTJLARS.-
fictor Sums Mads Co.,
! M1DDLETOWN, C03iN.
. socthkkh omos:
No. 8 N. CkArlea Street, Btltlmeic. Id.
; aep27-iew3m
Sale of Laud.
1Y virtue of powers vested in me bv the
X will of R. tt. Justice deceased, I Will,
OO MONDAY, TUK 29 r H DAY OP pO-
VEMBtfR, 18il, on the premNe, In Reuse
River Township. Wake countv. sell bv
public anotiofi, a tract of land, onta!ning
one hundred and nineteen area, lately
OWned by said R. R J ustics.
This lsnd lie between the Falls road and
the Powell road, and (root on both reads.
It Lies level and ia naexiy a square. It con-
taios o dwelling house
With
ithouses and a well of good Water.
which are on the Fella road, about five and
a half nllee north from Raleigh.
' i Terms of sale-iae-balf nasbj balascebn
'0 orodlt of twelve months. : I
j Por farther pa'tioulars apply to (Be, near
aha nramlaai. Or to J H FleoatSK in Ra.
Wfh. j J h M QREEN, Exectftoc.il
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Tke STMP'OMS of LITER COMPLAINT
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p ia the ahoolder. and ia miataken' for rheama
tiam; toe Atomacs is affected with loss of ap
petite and aicknesa; bowr Is, in general, eoa
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u treaoied with pain, and ami, beery sensa
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fol senaatiea of having left undope something
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of them; bat the Liver ia geoexaily the ergaa
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nausea or griping. It is m. eneejve la
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j-Kow Tork Property for Exchange.
XITiLL exchange New,Yerli city prop-'
ff erty for property ita Raleigh or Id
oooniry adjoining. Persona deairing to
make such an exchange axe roqqpatedl to
coinoiuai ate with i .
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li Bread way, VT, Itftosa to.
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and
RALEIGH, N. C;
By Telegraph.
Cotton Crop Report,
1 Savannah, November 10. Tho re
port of the Savannah Cotton Exchange for
October is as follows :
: Georgia Seventy-foar replies from
forty-six counties; the weather during
October was remarkably fine, and no dam
age from frost. Throe-fourths to scven
ighths of the crop have been gathered.
and the picking will be over by the first of
December. The yield of seed cotton is
estimated at about 400 pounds per acre,
which is ten to fifteen per cent, less than
last year. The decrease is attributable to the
drought of the early summer more than
to the rust, and, lastly, the worms. The
yield of lint cotton from the seed is neariy
10 per cent, less than last year, while the
bolls, owing to the lack pf moisture in the
atmosphere, are about 3 per oenL lighter
than usual.
: Florida Twenty -one replies from nine
counties. During last month the weather
was warm and dry, very favorable for
gathering the crop, seven-eighths of which
has been picked. The yield of seed oot
ton is about 350 pounds per acre, audi
compared with last year ia about 10 per.
cent. Id the sea island section the weather,
is very fine. Three-fourths of the crop is
gathered, and the picking will be finished
by the first of December. The yield is
about 250 pounds of sued cotton to the
acre, about 12 per cent less than last
year, caused by the drought, worms snd
rust. ; The quality of the crop, owing to
the fine weather tor gathering, is gener
ally reported better than last year.
Nxw O&lzams, November 9. The
Galveston Exchange reports 106 replies
from 62 counties, which show the charac
ter of the weather since October 1st to
have been favorable in 40 counties and
raining and unfavorable in 42. The weather,
compared with last year has been more
favorable for gathering crops in 46 coun
ties ; the same in 10 ; less favorable in 26,
and no damage from frost. Eighty per
cent, of the crop is reported picked. Pick
ing will probably be finished by the 15th.
The average yield is estimated at 500 lbs.
seed cotton, indicating a decrease of 40
per cent, oompared with last year.
Mobile, November 9. The following
is the Mobile Cotton Kxchange crop re
port for October :
Alabama Letters have been received
from 33 counties. The weather is re
ported to have been dry and warm through
out the department, and as compared with
last year decidedly more favorable. There
has been no frost of any consequence.
About 90 per cent, of the crop has been
picked, and picking will be finished be
tween the 10th and 30th of November.
The yield per acre is reported at about
400 pounds of seed cotton. The esti
mated yield as compared with last year
is reported as being 23 per cent, less in
31 of the most productive counties, and
22 per cent, less in 7 of the smaller coun
ties.
Mississippi Twenty counties have been
heard from in thirty letters. The weather
is reported as having been warm, dry and
pleasant throughout the department, and
as oompared with last year much more
favorable. No frosts occurred during the
month. ' About 86 per cent, of the crop
has been picked, and all will be gathered
by December 1st. The yield per acre is
reported at about 400 pounds of seed cot
ton. The estimated yield as oompared
with last year is reported at 25 per cent,
less. Many counties report that there is
a smaller yield of lint from seed ootttm
than usual.
Norfolk, November 9. The oottoa
exchange has the following erop report,
based on sixty-eight replies from thirty
five counties in North Carolina and Vir
ginia, of average date of October 31.
Sixty replies show more favorable and
eight less favorable weather than last year.
The average of replies shows the first frost
on the Oth to the 8th of October, forty-
nine report no damage and nineteen alight
damage from frost. Aooording to replies
about seventy-four per cent of the crop
has : been picked. Picking will prob
ably, be over by the 20th of November.
The average yield will be 525 pounds to
the acre. As shown by the replies the
yield is 33 j per cent, less than last year..
The weather has been very fine for pick
ing, which is progressing favorably, al
though in some sections a scarcity of labor
is complained of.
New Orlxaws, November 9. The
Cotton Exchange says :
I Louisiana The weather for the month
is reported as very favorable for gathering
the crop, and as oompared with last year
decidedly better. There has 'been no
frost. Five per cent of the crop has been
Eicked, and the remainder will be gathered
y November 16th. The average yield of
seed ootton per acre for the State is five
hundred and ninety-one pounds, and! as
compared with last year is 35 per cent,
short.
Arkansas The weather has been favor
able for gathering the crop more favor
able than last year. Light froJts have oc
curred without causing any damage.
Ninety per cent, of the crop has been
G'cked and picking will be finished
ovember 10th to November 15th.
by
Memphis, November 9. The regular
monthly report of the Memphis Cotton Ex
change for 03tobeT, comprising the districts
of north Mississippi, north Arkansas and
west Tennessee, embraces 85 responses.
All but three of the correspondents report
the weather during October as generally
favorable for pickicg. Compared : with
1880 82 report more favorable, 5 less favor
able; 15 report no frost; 70 report frost
but the damage done is; smalL The re
sponses indicate that 82. per oemL of ,the
crop has been picked, aad that pasting
will bo completed from November 1st, the
average date, to November 15th. The
average yield is estimated M 37 pounds
seed cotton per, acre. The estiauUs range
from 25 to 80 par cent, less than in 1880,
FRIDAY MOANING,
averaging 52 per cent. less, pam&ge by
worms, rust, rot and storms estimated at 3
per cent.
The Mew Tork EleeUoa.
Nxw York, November! 10. The
WoticC $ legislative table maka the State
Senate Democrats 17, Republicans 15;
Assembly, 67 Democrats, 61 Republicans,
and claims the election of the State officers
by majorities ranging from 2,000 on Pur
oell, to over 20,000 on Maxwell for dtate
Treasurer.
The Tribune, from advices thus far re
ceived, estimates Can's majority at 8,700.
The Senate, ii thinks, will statjd 17 Dem
ocrats to 15 Republicans, and -the Assem
bly 66 Democrats to 62 Republicans.
The Sun Bays that neithejr party has
elected its entire State ticket! So far as
the incomplete returns show, Carr, Repub
lican candidate for Secretary of State, runs
ahead of his ticket in nearly every county,
and: is probably elected by about 4,000
plurality over PuroelL Maxwell, Demo
cratic candidate for Treasurer, defeats.
Husted, Republican, by an estimated ma
jority of from 10,000 to 15,000. The
figures are insufficient on the. rest of the
State ticket to indicate the results, and
each party claims the election of its
ticket by 2,000. The official count will
be necessary to determine the result. The
majority will probably be onlj a few hun
dred each Way. The Democrats have car
ried the Legislature by 8 or JO on joint
ballot The Senate will stand, 17 Demo
crats to 15 Republicans. Tbpe Assembly
will probably be composed of 68 Demo
crats and ; 6) Republicans. One or two
doubtful districts hsve not ibeen hesrd
from,- but they will not wipe iout the ma
jority, even if , conceded to tfie Republi
cans. Messrs. Skinner and IWadsworth,
Republican candidates for Congress, to suc
ceed Senators Miller and Lapham, are
"elected.
Albaky.N. Y., November 10 The
Evening Journal claims the election of the
Republican ticket, with the exception of
I lusted for Treasurer, by from 10,000 to
12,000 majority. It gives the State Sen
ate to the Democrats by 2 majority, asd
the Assembly by 2 or 3 majority.
The State Ha
i ef Texas Burned.
Galveston, November 10 A. special
from Austin, Texas, to the INewt says :
At noon to-day the old State j House was
uisXivered to be on fire, and in an hour
and a half the building was completely
gutted by the flames. The Falls are all
standing, apparently uninjured. The fire
originated in the basement, trie book room
used for storing the reports of the Supreme
Court, on the north side of te building.
The fire, when discovered, bad been eat
ing its way above and tbrougl the Speak
ers room. The records of the different
offices were generally saved! but much
scattered and damaged by the rain falling
at the time; some $10,000 worth of the
revised statutes of the Stated the library
worth $40,000, furuiture ml the legisla
tive chambers, worth $20,000, with the
building, Worth perhsps $151,000, are
total loss. f
ae
The Trial of Flipper.
Galveston, November 18. A Newt
special from Fort Davis sajs : In the
Flipper case yesterday the Entire session
was occupied in receiving testimony for
tiie prosecution. The principal paper of
fered was a statement from jthe Treasury
Department, showing thai Flipper was still
ajoountable for $3,791.77 M acting com
missary, and the attention of the court was
called to section 5,494 oft the revised
statutes. Capt. Barber objected on the
ground that the paper was! only proper
evidence ia cases of embezzlement by con
tractions under sections 5,488 and 5,494,
but was not proper evidence when the
charge was actual embezzlement under
the 16th article of war. The; question was
argued at length and the objection over
ruled. The defense then offered formally
to except, which was objected to by the
Jadge-Advocate, and overruled by the
court. ;
The Star Beats Cases The Defendant Die-
Washington, D. C, November 10.-
I the Criminal Court this morning, J udge
Uox rendered bis decision j in the star
voute oases, discussing the principal ques- I eTery WemUh. remOTes Sal
tkQ as to the infamy of the crime charged. lowneSS, Tan, Bedness, Erup-
xum o-uu amveu a was tuai,
oriute was iuiau.g is, ana uiu tne aocuscu
should have been proceeded against by the
indictment. He therefore Sustained the
motion expelling the information from the
m a - .a w a ( e
Diet ox tne eoort, ana oraerud a discharge
of the defendants.
The Besult In Vlrafaln.
Richmond, November jlO. Returns
trom eighty counties ana cities, covering
over two-thirds of the StateL make Came
ron's (Readjuster) majority; so far about
1,500. Thirty-two counties yet to hear
from will considerably increase these figures,
but from estimates made from careful cal
culations, his majority in j.he State will
not reach 10,000, and may fall much
lower. The Readjusters, however, still
claim that Cameron's majority will not be
less than 12,000. The Legislature, ao-
I cording to the best estimates that can nuw
be made, stand : House HeadjustcrB 57;
Democrat 43. Senate Readjusters 22;
Democrats 18. Majority for Readjusters
on joint ballot, lo.
Homicides la Georgia.
Atlanta, November 10. A dispatch
to the Revenue Department gives an co
count of the killing of Tavlor Love bv W.
Jfuller, and tne killiDg ot .Leonard Jsrrard
by an unknown party near plarkesville on
ler is an
done bo-
. authori
ties ef this fact Ah acqonnt haa also
been received of the killing of" William
Gunn by William Kilgore, sheriff of Doug-,
laaa county, on the. morning of the $Lh.,
the night of the 7 th instant. Ful
flliett distflleriand the killing was
cause Love informed, the revenue
Thw killing Was mmna in salfdefense.
ERYERJ
NOV KM BE R 11, 1881,
The Loatalaoa
Lottery Drawing-.
Nev Orleans, November 8. At the
regular monthly drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company at noon to-day the
following were anions the prizes drawn :
Ticket .No. 46.353, sold in Norfolk, Ya.,
and Btwton, Mass., drew $30,000 ; ticket
No. .64,372, sold in Emnittsbur, Md.,
and New Orleans, drew $10,000; ticket
No. 10,101, sold in New York city, drew
$5,000; tickets Nos. 15.200 and 46,414,
sold in Warrensburg, Mo., and New Or
leans, drew $2 500 oach, and tickets Nos.
5,1085,202, 45,830, 67,259 and 86,635,
sold in New York city, Memphis and
Como, Miss., drew $1,000 each.
Retlg-Datioa of Premier Ferry.
Paris, November 10. After the cabi
net council to-day, Premier Ferry and his ,
colleagues handed their resignations to 1
President Grevy, who accepted them.
The ministers will remain in charge of,
their respective departments pending the I
appointment oi tneir successors, r resi
dent Grevy has decided to summon M.
Gambetta, with whom he will have an in-;
terview this afternoon. i.
Another Victim of the New Tork Teoeaneat:
Heaae Disaster.
New York, November 10. At 2
o'clock this afternoon the workmen at the
Grand street ruins found the body of Mrs.
Hill's baby, Arthur Chester Hill. It was
crushed to death. This is the ninth, and
is supposed to be the last in the mines.
The search is still continued, however.
Connecticut.
Hartford, November 10. The latest
returns of the election show that the Sen
ate stands seventeen Republicans and ten
Democrats, the House 147 Republican!
and 1 00 Democrats.
Yacht Race.
New York, November 10. The race
for America's cup, yesterday, between
Mischief, a Canadian, yacht, and the Ata-
lanta, was won by Mischief.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Made from Grape Cream' Tartar, No
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not Drea, or luxurious pantry, uan oe
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resulting- from heavy moigestioie rood.
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The brilliant, fascinating
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These roseate, bewitching hnes
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The JlagnoiUlSalm conceals
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One ef tne Remoable Pteaanres
Of life, a proj er'y cookwi meal affords
little or no present enjyrr.e 'i, hm3 much
aubequ6nt torture to a continued dyspep
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bateil with HoteUera aruachi Bitters,
the food lsatei with rensb, nd .most im
portant of all, 'W'awintflMi by aod
r - en. aT. a WW .IB ' J
nowrinee tne wywem. . use tnia griiu
P(Q)UM
ionic and oor reel ive alao to ou e-ly copau
patlon, blliouenas't, rheuuwtism. Met and
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For sale try nil 4rggteU and deal era
Senorally. '
Nfi, 203.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Land and flouse for Sale
IWILLstll at 12 rn, tt tf io-irt ,oii-e
door, in Ka'eitrli, on MlM.VY, NO
VJCMBER I4TH, 1631. iar; ul laud con
taining about? aores irgjpti ho Avent
Kerry road, ai out 1 u.ilests uthwtst of
Raleigh, and adjoining i he ifmis of ilir Iu
sane Asvliun. Win Urimca aud othn
There is a good d we'ling hu ou'ho'isetj.ou
the premises The propertwas formerly
ui.vupimi iy u' r ohi ey. 1
Hale made bv virtue of rhortiracn from
Tbos B Bailey and wife u .-arah B Hiutnn
recorded in
office of Wake county. f
noo
41. nae 825.
Krglster's
Terms CAisH. i
R H BATTT.K Jr
vtl5-td Fx out. .r off- K IT .-nn
Ex ra
B
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The entire stock of Good of the late
J. Q. EDWAEDS,Dec'd.I
; No. 6 Hargett street, consisting of
Dry (roods, Clothing, !
Boots, Shoes. Ha. a, Ctp:,'
Trut ks, Valises, -
Notions, c , &c.. &c
will be sold at reduced prices until closed
: out. Xow Is the time t$ buy your :
FALL AMD WINTER GOODS
Al LUY riuuijES.
Special inducements offered to dealerp.
Call early and secure bargains.
AU Fresh Goods, just front the Northern
Market, ii
M. D. EDWARDS, Agent
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complied with. They are purely Vlgi
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all wool and mixed grades, in
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prices. We k eep always en hand all the letd.
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Heav .Groosries,
Mekts, Lard, (ugar, CeflVe, Molafwes, Flour
val. Hominy, Grits, Soap, S.a-ch, Blueing,
'la-irg Powders, t ake-, ' rack en, Fish Ac
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Potvd Meats,.Candi Nnu BaiMDs, Fikv,
Jalttsa fresenrsd Fruits. KauceaiPioklea c
Spies la kherVsverything usually found
a first class, Jam 'ly grocsry. Fruits, Vex
tabhss, KWa4 FvuKry S wAvs on hand n beu
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