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PabllBhed Dally (except MoadAj) 4ad Weekly.
Qaettare(tuicn fee"'.;-..;...-SI At u - -
Oally, one year, nun poitpald.... I c 00
as--.
tux months
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Weekly, one year, mail postpaid,....
plxmontni,
Ta city jnbecrlbera The Obaenrer will : be ' de
UTered dally ai twenty oenta per week ; eTen-
iy-fiTe i eeuta per montb : two dollars (or tare.
BXPOSTX0
by THt AflftCKTD,p?fj3a.tt:
DestructlTe Fire.
Chicago, November 20.-41. fire in Peck
& Bansher's lard refinery and! cooper shop
last cigni caused a loss 01 ftw.OUO or 70.
000. Insured f
r-
Steamer Foandered
London.-, Nov-mHer 2Q.-r
steamer Pallas,1 from Copenhage
nbagen for Am-1
8terdam, is believed to have foundered off
Heineekirk. Thirty persona are rippoeea
to n&ve peri8&eq.,-.
r 4 f ) A
a
Lo$$on, November 20.'-An Odessa dis
patch says about a dozen ef the most
prominent dta.gsita cotton manufac'-firers
have lately g6n' to Egypt to buy enor
mous quanties of the raw material and
hiru all the plantations on the bankof.the
Nile. The chief aim of these itiercbants.
-who axe stated to be worth 20,000000 rou
ble?, seems to be to shake off the yoke of
the mug usb and or the Liverpool market.
All the produce of Egypt will not suffice
to meet the wants of the' Russian cotton
factorfes.
Arrest of the Irish UssdeH.'
Lckooh, November 20. The speeches
for wh'icUiDavit and Daly, were arrested
were inae at A'meellng on the 2d: of No
vember at Gustien, county of hligo. The
following rjlacard has : been posted in sev
eral places in )he county of Mayo : 1 i i
Totha People of Mato:, t i
FjiuwCNTRYEiii'irhe5- holnr Of
trial is come. - Tour leaders are arrested. I
xaiii iuu l3it. wo tu.i Luiauu. uauu
liberty! Go4 save the people
Balla! Saturday next, ISaturday
You .know tyour tdoty ;;will, ioaHdoit?
Yes, you wilL Balla is the place of
meeting Saturday is the day. Come in
your thousands and show the government
and the world that your rights you rwfll
maintain and rescue in the mightiness of
your numbers your land and liberty. God
save the people. ' Balla 1 Balla ! Saturday
next, Saturday next.
Public Health Association.
Nashville, November 19. The topic
for discussion at the night session was the
inquiry, "May not yellow fever originate
in the United States?'' An elaborate
paper entitled "Etiology of the Epidemic
atSavanra m 1876," by Dr. Alfred A.
Woodhnil. U S. A., was read by Dr.
Hunt, New Jersey. The paper claims
that the dUcase unquestionably originated
in Savannah. The question -turning upon
the indigenous or imported character of
the d!seaer, an animated discussion erj
sued, participated in by Drs. Campbell, oi
Georgia, Hodges of Pensacola, . Howard,
of Baltimore, Austin, of New Orlears,
Bell, of Baltimore, , KeUo, .- of Arkansas,
Holliday, of New. Orleans, 8turnborg, of
the United States Army, Wise, of Mem
phis. Tynner, of Memphis, and Siillwell,
of Kentucky. The preponderance of
opinion seemed to be against the position
assumed in the paper of Dr. Woodhull,
and am ng the speakers were physicians
of thirty or forty years' experience in the
yellow fever districts.
Midnight Meports
' Empty Boat Found.
Halifax, November 20. An empty
boat with her mast broken and sails gone,
was found last Sunday morning near Ad
vocate bridge. It is thought to be the one
in which six persons left - Scott's bay for
Advocate harbor just previous to the
severe ' gale of last I Saturday.' All - who
were on board are supposed to be lost.
Affairs la Ireland.
London. November 20. A Dublin dis
patch says: It is believed that it will be
almost impossible to - sustainthe in
dictments for sedition against . the persons
recently arrested there. The ' indignation
meeting of the Irish residents of Manches
ter to denounce the arrests of Messrs,
Daaitt, Killen and Daly in Ireland, is to
be held probably on Sunday next.
Fatal Affray..
CiNonrxAti, September 20. A special
from Mormtown, Tenn., says two men.
named Downfand Anderson, a day or two
ago went armed with rifles to the house of
Miss Josephine Williams, near James
town, and insulted that lady and threat
ened to shoot a man named Steincipher if
he did not leave. Steincipher, however.
snatched the rifle belonging to one of the
man and shot Downs dead and ' clubbed
Anderson i Dearly to death. Steincipher
was arrested, but no one appearing against
him, was subsequently released.
mm'mt
The Army of the Cumberland. .
Wasbtsoton, , November 20. The So
ciety of the Army of the Cumberland,
after holding a secret session, adjourned to
meet on board the steamer Jane Mosely.
on which steamer the society was invited
to visit Mount Vernon. Arrived on board,
the meeting was resumed, during which.
on motion of Gen. Garfield, a vote of
thanks was tendered to the' three Virginia
and two Maryland companies who, forget
ting party diff erences, had joined the
Array of the Cumberland in paying re
spect to the memory of Gen. Thomas.
When7-Mount Vernon was , reached the
wlfld was so strong that a landing could
not be effected, and tne steamer started on
her return to this city, when the business
meeting was resumed. A gentleman who
hAf beenv an Interested spectator of the
nroaeedings stood upon a chair and stated
that,' aawidier who had fought against
General Tbomisv and wbd carried federal
hnileta iin-1 his boaom he wished to raise
his voice id honor of the memory of
thafgreal; and gallant Gsneral. LUheers j
He had fought for What be thought was
knt th arbitrament of the war had
AitnArA rftint him. It would be a long
time hence, Lowerer, before be would not
be willing to extend the hand of fraternal
trioWrifthin thoae who had fought against
h,m . He nhw wished to j jin the army of
thr rsimhwland and In- doing honor to
nop nf the bravest, ourest and best Gene
rals whn ' ever lived General G.7 H
Thomas. Loud cheers and cries of good
TTfatijr) Inresnonse tOthe QUeSi
ttnn that his name : was , Watklns, of
TTnorsrH nounlv. Msrvland. .- A A
Gen. Garfield said Mr. Watklns yoice
"-!. i , ,-i .v , .,.- ,.. . . ' J-i... i-.i.. J.,.. , . ' ' ' ' ' ! ' 1 " 1 1 ' ' ' M ' i n .. i i 1 1 i 1 1 i i. i . i r I;,
VOL; 6.
oialf theHrst of-tnatngreat orchestra
oiroices tnat-wou'di. arise irom. all the
Statei all over the Union In honor of Gen.
Thoniaa The army of"lne'C6toDerlaDd gave
Us bapd to WatkiBS and wished Ujat there
WAM vlllllAn W t Irina QiiaK ThsMjIa n n kin
the'arbiv of Ohe Cumberland, would alwava
laspjin rrafena welcome ara lonre. Wat-
sent its bullet to wound; t sent its heart to
heal." He (Garfleld'waa-tlad that the day
of wooodioft was over and that the day of
healing had come. He waa proud of a
great many things,' but o nothing so much
asoi tbc.Jovend eeieeoibf his comrades.
He would'rath'er lose evg-ything else than
that -latY ln'JTiStata!' In conclusion he
;Z.Jiaida,Ulhute la.GeiTbcmaa: whOTeJzhrf b htt atMtAf HtiwxiJt
F , wirj ri"lrx.tTJ
Pul8e- -
little .-r
Improvement of the Quality of Cotton.
. CT J TT-A UTO ?larrieu8l)acfcafeFW yeaf8f?iTb Leris-
MJueuoasiDiBti) SttTre'of South Catdlna-is m sewiw lia
l ne south s cotton production is now
assuming propxrliJis J btch few deemed
possible under the conditions attended on
freepaborjr ffaY it iSnattqtetquaDii
alone thatVebbuld l M4 P'i4
tion of cotton ; quality is also a considera
tion of thfr. .wyj rinrpqaBce. A lit
tle "more attention to details insiin them-
selves,rfieem-unimpaftantk will produce a
vast find. nbaitpychaQge In this regard.
With respect to cottons that are sold on
toeir ciass aione, ine 1 mam- consiaeraxiqns
or color, freedom from leal and ginning.
If cotton is stained its class is lowered, ,aa
a rule, fully one grade. High class cot
tons mutt be h free as possible ftom leaf,
and, especially, the "fancy" grades. Many
country buyers purchase cotton that class.
es very nigh, but is somenatUeafyimda
are very touch8ilrprtsedkn(l dissatisfied f
at notainihgr.fancjrjglccgsad-i
ginningdoes-jauch harm to good cottons,
as it pa&kCS jthem . " waaty" and generally
undesirable NotuiBg deiacUmorejJroaQ
tha.ljl2?tf 3co4on-than. defecuvcgin-
niniand
ghry3Ses 'ln-cut"
ed
eful
haiidlitig is 4baUTTT HlaL'-ItJiTaist.
ot iriou imridcrAndaait aue ikd Mcare
fuIrysxatchedSi42Se1seQ
thing topin0dbsde&IX or
three kinds of staple, andjajuiXlhb pro
ducer bad not been content! o let bad
enough alone, badly giaced besldes.3 fTfre
sample of such a bale presents . to a con
noieeeur of cotton just" the appearance of
a bead of hair that has suffered mutilation
at the hands or ad unskltlf ul berher.V In
ginning staple cotton, and, particularly,
"extra s aple kinds, the gin! should be in
perfect condiikta.acrt should b run much
more slowly - than when handling short
staple. Many planters'ncglect their gins,
and are careless in their giunio, for which
they pay a penally ranging from two and
a half to ten dollars per bale. The lint
room of agin should be kept clean 4 other
wise the cotton, baled up, will have a
dingy and dusty- appearance,' and;, gh
fails" will be distributed ,iu layers that
often make rc bailing necessary. Some
times, too. ine roof or tne gm nouae ii
allowed to leak, and the planter is highly
indignant when hU fuctor. soou after, in
forms him that his cotton has been re
jected as "water-parked." Vater pack
ing" is of tener the result of carelessness
than of bad faith, and the same remark
will appiy to "mixed" cotton.- w
It is astounding to see how vast an Im
provement baa been wrought in the quality
of the cotton produced in certain par. a of
the South; Liet us take Arkansas;' lerxx
ample. There is a story to the effect that
a well known factor whose business lay
almost entirely in. Arkansas was .s and
ing in the cotton room of aproihetlactor.
whose receipts came almost exclusively
from Mississippi. Tbe. , Arkansas factor
was looking at a list of five hundred bales,
whose average class was lully good, mid
dling. meboayskeahita hoWrhiich
of that grade be found, in a shipment .of
five bunared Tjaies which ne hacr, on the
previous day, received from lbs Arkansas
river. After the . bystanders, had made
their guesses at his requests-be finally
told them that out' of the entire shipment
he had ' managed, by . diligent Search,', to
find three bales that might class middling;
the balance raoged from low ordinary to
strict good ordinary dingy, dusty and
discolored. Now, it not infrequently
happecs that a shipment of - Arkansas cot-;
ton will average strict middling i in class.'
What has been done in that State can,
with skill add patience, be accomplished
throughout the South. The result would
be. in a pecuniary sense,- beneficial to all
classes, and would increase the hgh .rep
utation which American cotton enjoys.
OlTH ! CriUKEOB WITS IBRAZiL
commercebetween Bzil abd the-
Stales from 1859 to 1879, inclusive, aggre
gates 709,870.337, " or at average . 01
133.804,144 per annum.-Of ( this trade.
576.025,293 have been products or Brazil
sold to the United States, and $133,849,
044 . are domestic and , foreign ' exports
from the United States to Brazil. . Thus,
in the course of twenty-one 1 years the
United States ave bought four times as
many goods from Brazil as they sold to
that countrvi Theruoess of imports over
exports. amountrrighd-'$442; 172V249. has
been Daid for or tbe United Stales in DUJ
of exchange on England, and has afforded
that country a valid profit on all the oust-
ness of ours during the whole course or
these years.' ' "'A "': x'"
Anotbxb Otjtraob. A negro bruti,
named Solomon White aZiw HeDry 'K hi te,'
was lodged in jail' at Kinston last Satur--
day, charged with having -outraged the
highway a few mues rfrom Xbavtown
The scoundrel has been fullVldenlifi
the young lady, and we leaf a doe ied
confess nor deny his guilt. Miss Leggett
was severely bruised in her struggle with
the brute. t Of course he is a candidate for
tbe gallows, and it is greatly to the credit
of tbe law-abiding spirit of our Lenoir
friends that tbe proper course of law is to
place the rope around his" neck. Ooldsboro
Measer.ger.
Short Sirpptr o Bkkt BtJGAR.2-We'
have already made mention of tbe . failure
of the beet root crop, from which is made
the larger part of the sugar supply o:
Prance, Germany and Austria. . .Prom, the
latest advices we learn that so great;ia.the
dettctency in the raw material w prance
mv. oniy ot sugar manuiactories were in
op ration duqng September, as against 302
in'Septefa&eri 1878?whil8rihirfetttBW
turned out ware resrfcttivej 30 and 16,-
QUO tons. The
dencit in the harvest 1
vanes
from 20fo,40 iPej :cenu fbegsactine
return has still to be taken into account.
8,nd thts,rrts3cordiog to some authorities,
will mrn our verrpofcr.
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acfb
4V
RiVXEUGH,.'
frustick rd the souira-f t ;
A Serere lUOiohe' j tm Hev Stalwart 43aanm
a I' J ' nlaors. ,,h!-snf ,
, ' :! "wfT- ; , o.-am. -, : Ar
The American , Missionary r Association
recently held its annual meeting in Chica
go. .The Key. Mr. Strieby, a c6lebrateil
divine of NewTorkTaTfCI Ofie Of the found:
ers of the OberlinCieitcbPieapqatfiig
secretary oi the . association, delivered
himself of a vety sensible' kdMrtess' on the
anhlort nf IV Hnntn iRi l iAkUb
subject of tb6 Bout Beth ' negro in which
ne iook? occasion to1 aanarnister avery dig;
nified, bat feeveW'rebtlke U the stalwart
abuse of the' Southern pedple.1' The Amerw
ican Missionary-' Association' makes -it a
ipec'ial wort: to inquire rhto the oondition
of the -freed crierr-' and devisee mithbds
far
UHeraneesre prooaoiy nuiiea no
mtfa thatf oi,dinary ' consideration.' iThe
Mr
StriebVaAVH v' t
members 'are mos'iv blacks meoJ ' iThev
nave grally-her property and pay no
tatfcs. tet beybaeaaxd 4hat impover
listed Wfat'to' the verge" or1 destruction
npUfbr public improvement, but to lavish I
it jo poliQ themselves fn -suppers, wineic
pertoiia! perquisites,' flu jobs: and' in rail
road scheme Nor 'more scandalous i or i
reckless ' plundering ci a public treasury
baaever been practiced In -America? and
that is savin? a tfreat deal.nj Whv ds this
Tllttte handful of mock legislators 'Sv.lowep
lb do this ? Why do not thei neorrfe rash
Mpqa them and hurt them from; the places
they disionor ?r why? sanpiy-because
ihete suradsas' agiiard.JafilOKOf; Unued
Stales soldiers hoi themselves '.sufficient
in a umbers to be tiarmidable bat t repre
senting' tbe national government and lits
authority, and to touch them ia to touch
IC3 The South Is indlrnant, Ldetermined,
and, do you wonder ? The troops are. now
gone, the 'black legislators dispersed and
white tax-payers are in the; far ; places? and
rising above -all other considerations is the
our pose 6t those tax-payers that at what
ver cost, and by whatever needed meth
kU, , those irresponsible plunderers. .shall
QeyerfCome back again: into, power. J You
blame them, but I fear you would do the
same yourselves under ilifce provocation
lf;be-general government, by means of a
blopdy war, should subdue th& Westera
Statesand theti enfranchise In any; one
State enough Indians to outvote tbe whitest
and ', those (Indians .should re-enacs the
plundering of the Columbia Ijegislature,
bow loDg would the West bear it ? I sus
pect it would not be long till every Indian
would be eonver ed into a good Indian,
but it would be in the Western sense ; he
would be a dead Indian. 1 Brethren of the
NoVth; make tbe- case your own. - Put
yourself in your Southern brother's place,
and judge - him ; by your own impulses.
What, then, is the true remedy for this
great - evil ? -To answer this we must
honestly consider what the. real evil is.
rhesa South .Carolina tax-payers-don't
cnisb these black voters . because they arc
black. .They would do the same,t to the
"poor whites" if they,; having the numeri
cs! force, should enact the same wrongs.
Nor is it because they are -Republicans.
The trouble, therefore ' is not : with . the
man's OOL party,, hut with ttronnan ,ii
self with his ignorance, his degradation
acid his facility in being used as the tool
of designing men.
The remedy, then. Is not to change bis
color or party, but bis character. .! All
other remedies are delusive and it is a
national folly and crime to tamper longer
with them. . It is a shame and a
grievous wrong"to leave matters as they
are. it is a wrong to the DiacKS to com
pel them to suffer in the South' or flee to
Kansas. It is unfair to the South to put
them to tbe dreadful alternative of suffer-
ng or doing such great wrongs. It is a
shame for an enlightened nation to keep
itself thus embroiled, to the . hindrance of
its prosperity and the, jeopardy of its
peace. , , . .1 , ... '," n ; ' ";J
A Terrible Time. '
From the Louisville Coarler-JoarnaL 1
Mrs. McTtmidy.' as she approached tbe
drug store, '"WSJ astonished to hear . loud
voices. ! -''' '- '
The voices ''were those of men, appa
rently in angry dispute. '
"What can it ; mean r saw 1 Mrs.
McTimidy to herself, beginning to tremble.
The voices' crew louder. .Evidently the
contention was violent.' - - i
What might not happen f There, were
fierce undistiDguishable words. ; ' . -
There might be a murder I
Mrs.' McTlmidy peeped in at tbe win
dow. still trembling in-every limb. -
There, Indeed, stood half a dozen excited
menr gesticulating ia the most vehement
manners Some of them were even, shak-
nit their fists in the air; i
Mrs;- McTlmidy quickly withdrew.
But her curiosity still trarned.
Bhe ran for ber big aon. He must go I
instantly and see what was being done in
the drug'Store.?'!1 Something terrible was
happening;' h in. t, ;
The big Dor-wenv prompuy. ;
Presently he" rettrrned.' ' ? .
! Wha!-whatwbat is it 1M gaped Mrs,
McTimidVw.' ; . &a :r:,..n u.u-. -a
rOh. they're having a regular monxey-
and-parrot time?' replied the bey. u '
."And -what what are tney. saying rw
cried Mtk McTtmidy i i u n
l'Why;! they're arg'yini about how to
spell? 'peddler.' They?ve got twoi diction'.
aries. and the dictionaries iboth spells it
different Jlminy I but if s a towi""
And the boy rani back to see ; how it
. , aw . r -i".
"A yation"jsndA grown."
t .
; ; i-cl tCfticago Times.) W ' s- - i r
iKLdng'Jtihti Wentworth, i" who stootl
behind MayoriHatrisbn' while Getf. Grant
was' delivering Ws' opeech. at its cpnclu-
i:nk''Hn Im .diAi) wall . ''T'htB- la S'-nw-
tion. (OheerS ) Grant "shook" with him
on tbafcsebUtaent Ji -s;J ! 1 :"
Thre cheers' tor Clrkhti ,weTec Called for,'
but oWing to1 av misapprehension "on the
part of the' audience the cheers were rather
thiri In quality !
I Mayor Harrison then 'posted 1 the Gene
ral orf the front edge of the' tittle platform
and'; ari 'abbreviated ''tceptioa1 was held
pt-efafced by the-" following address from
'OaT-C&rterfW t5tli il K' ' ! 1
Oentlcmon 1 YoawUl pasaby as quick
as you -can.. ;Gen. Grant has seen a great
deal, faJBd he is hungry. Laughter and
applaose j v j.nf ,..r.;V7 1
i j Judge Brad well, who,, was in, tbe pro-.
cession of ,haDd-thakerav as he wiggled
Grant s llst, said enthusiastically: ; v We'll
put ,a ..crown . on yodr head next year,
GeneraLw-i t-i T - '. i
Gen. Grant, smiled a frightful smile upon
tbe deluae&pld judge, and gave, the next
hand that as thrust, at him a vindictive
grip, as if f that was- the , only, meansf
getting eyen5f?Uh f Mark, Antony Brad
well. ! j-
4" ,
CI. FklDAf; NO"VERrBERl21V 1379L8 '
NEW AiyVER'flSEMEKTS.
5i j J
!' Partner "Wahtetl:1 -''
Prosrietoc
of .(me- of, f ?te best parli
L WeefclT Newspapers in ie State (ootatdeol
i cities) want to sell a half interest for canh'to
some one wao nas naa sipeneno as aa editor
and is competent ro fill that position in Btmaaner
that will give the P 'Pr a position second to
none in the tate. Good Job patrons 'con
nected with, the' offloej.' la- a nveiy, growing
town. . Bestot rf ereaoss glvesu r A dlreswith
I refernc,VWxxLT,',oarepBax8vxB,Ealeh?ii,
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Uncqualed-Assortment of
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CLOAKS,. ENGVfsn WALKING
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BHitSllCSfi1" r
W. II. & R. SmiCHER.
anov 6-itf ; .
If you arc raffrririprf ram
mar health,' or languish
lag un a bod oi s;mawas
. Hop Cittere
. If yon 'Srs . minlstrr,
, tor
I will Cure Yon. .
i and avo overtaxed yo
tleei or a mother, worn
self with your pastoral tia
mtvttheuoandiroric.01 !if yoa ra Mmply aUingj
Jplnu4, wiliiout clearly
. If . you feel weaic and difi-j
knowing1 why,
"
' IIop Bitters wiH;
Iteettfi-e Yoa
tneea, weakened
" if von ars" a man of bns-1
by tbe
ralonjiii vis
iim r 1. .ft.
Hop Bitters Willi
if Ton ars Toamr. and
Strengthen Yen.
soffierfaifr from any India
fast,asidofventhd caaj;
Relieve Yon.
shop, on the farm, at t
that your nystciu n cop
ulating without lutoxl-
cretion, or are growing too
. Hop Bitters will
If you are in the work-l
clcAiiaingt toning or stim-j
tin at
Hop Bitte.
. If m m old. and 9
IWaat Yoa Need,
poise Is feeblo, . your
i faculties waning,
Berres unsteady, and your
Bop Bitters will gtre 7 New Llfc and YlgMw
Hof Cough Cubs ia the sweetest, safest and "nest. I
, Ask. Children. I
One Hop Pad for Stomach, Iirer and Kidneys la mpj. I
nortoaUotnora. cureaoy aoaorpuua.;
n. L CL Is an absolute and IrreaifJtlhle curefor drunk-
f H71a nmoi opniin, HMroi mm umww.
Abut wHtydiugghUi Hoy THHimt Htf. Co. BoaWer,
Nov. 14, 1879.
V We have a large Stock of Groceries
bought before the recent advance, and are
Erepared to give bargains out of the fol
wing line of goods, viz :
" 75 Bags Coffee. . .
V,' 50 Bbls Sugar. .
'100 Rolls Bagging. , .
200 Bud's Ties. s . .
.' 60 Bbls Molasses. ,
700 Bus. Seed Oats. ,
65 Boxes Chewing Tobacco. ..
25 Boxes Smoking Tobacco.
25 Cases Concentrated Lye. .
150 Boxes Laundry Soap.
50 Boxes Toilet Soap.
100 Cases Tomatoes. ,
' 50 Bbls and Boxes Crackers.
; 100 Sacks Marshall Salt..
; 100 Cases Baking Powders.
25 Bbls Kerosene Oil
50Tubs Refined Lard.
50 Boxes Cream Cheese,
; ilOQ Dozen B'acking.V ' ,
1100 Dozen Sardines. t ' .
'50 Cases Oysters. ' . s
S00 Boxes Cigars. , f
' 60 Cases Laundry Starch.
600 lbs Black Pepper.
S75 Reams Wrapping Paper.
; j 15 Bbls Assorted "Nuts.
140 Boxes Raisins.
4 1600 lbs Candy.
1500 Bushels Bolted Meal.
' 1100 Bbls Family Flour.
i In addition to the above we have a com
plete line of ' -? ,; ; - -
iFarinaceoua Goods, 1 ' ;
French and American Pickles,
, ' Sauces, Catsups and Mustards, '
f j Canned Goods, Deviled Goods, '
- Jellies,' Preserves, Mince Meats, ;
jFineSyrups, Extracts, Spices;
. 1 French Groceries,'; -J :r -
i .Foreign and Domestic Fruits, ;
Green and Black Teas, Etc.;
.. 'Special Large Sweet Oranges 35 cents
per Dozen.-: -- -v' -j-
Large White Cabbage 10 cents. - '
, iFat Fresh Chickens 15 cents. .
1 have now on yard several hundred tons of
' tie same kind of COAL which rare Bach gene
ral satisfaction last winter, both BAD AMD
"WBITK1 ASH, all of wh ch has been, received
direct from "the 4 mines daring the past three
months.' '
Orders 'promptly JflUed, the day they are re
oelved. Office opposite rest Oflloe, at Peacnd
Lee Ckx's Drug Store. 4 : t ;
KxtnuioetoCoal Yard down Bargett street.
1 DeveSsyrmntoada. 4 --r t....... tli
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waippcNQ Ajirii"wBiTriapA?iws, fi .'
: ' BONBBT BOABDg'M
PAPSB 'BLINDS, it'
HYATT'S i CELEB RAT ttt in
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Aa and eTerrtsing ln:the, Book-and Paper.
Business oan be procured of aa.
Printers- and Binders
BACLEY BUILOINPt
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AWARDED FISST PRBMIDM AT!THE LATS
. FAIBFOS
Plain and Fancy Printing !
j FISST, PREMHTM TOB t
BOOK PRINTING !
Send us: Your Orderi,
TfiEBEST WORK'AT 11YIS6 PRICES f :
Sep 17
BaByiBaildlng -
W. E HEAEES, Jr.,
wrrav-
MANUFACTURERS 'OF
CLOTHING "'WHOLESALE,
507 and 509 Broadway,
1 HEW YORK. ;
IVOoods mannfaotarad exGlnsiVAlv' for tha
SOUTHERN TRADE. ,- 7 , ' ' rfmni-ix'i
DXALKS. TH
Lumber.iTCoal. antfVVood,
WEST HASQETT STREET; RALEIGH. 1
Orders left at Telegraph Office win be forwarded
" 3i .;: ; : r.se'-H -ka; c ?: f.i.- v..'-?
1 , bj Telephone,, . , '
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OLBBOOESItEEOUm)
tHeat "ani &tetaiiflalf Maiiit'
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An orders promptly. attended to, and, satlsfac
tion guaranteed, ;
Address, y.
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MW-FUBLIOATIONSI
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...?kb;:law
or THS
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oil ?
L1TB 0HIEF JUSTICE
RICHMOND M. PEARSON;
g or the rights which relate1 to things
k qecscoai; un ngaia wnicn relate so me
the practice of the law in civil cases; the
Meaning ana weir nvsaenu; exeootors
iloistratprs, and the doctrine of equttj.
ed with Reference Notes and a Hlstort
eal ftammary, bj
jrifcjwjrF. i
LON, A.
ajftahdsome Yotnnie. of over S00 nacres. '
, Seaa orderit it once, ------i' - "'''-;' '' ' A
TSA WARDS, BROTJGHTQN & COM
Pnbllshers, Raleigh, N. C.
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Bnlbraclng.tjbe Reports from Zlst to 79th Volume,
h:u i , . ; bothtnclnalve. V
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' Oontsihlng 6a pages, with an exhaustive
Aaalytioal 'Index, and also a Complete: Table of
.fisiseh:.-'- . ' r h .-ua
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ISO BAILEY 1
Formertj;; Attorney General, i Cede Commia.
sloner, Jke. ;i i.-u.
' r; : pricf I4.S0. ', Seat by maU $4.70; ;
;Pj rtfes Who have subscribed far this boot will
pieamlt, whek tt will be ortrarded as dl-
Addrass ' ' ' ." '
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pine Catawba and Scuppernorig
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KOlSTJH CABOLIKJi, ;- '
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4 ' ' Corner WUroington and. Hargett streets,
nov ts-d-tf u '
J.SpOKlE,'.!).
A. W.LUDQLP1
CHINA L PALACE
OF
CHARLOTTE, IV. C.
VP,
E TAKE . PLEASURE
IW INFORMING
j. ... - .. : .. .
ou numerous friends, the trade and public gen
eraUy that we have recently established a .
i ' - " - ' "
" I Wholesale1 and Retail
Otn stocsj is complete, consisting of '
CHINA,' CROtyKERY, GLASSWARE,
1 ! " SILVER?LATED. :WARE, ,
CUTLERY, LOOKING GLASSES,
:"'" '- ? . ; -.' - : . . -
TIN. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BABY. CARRIAGES, AND GENERAL
HOUSEFURNISHLNG GOODS,
Ail of which we offer at very low prices. Would
bej pleased toiaend quotations on application.
Very respectfully,
J. BROOKF1ELD & CO.
ov llnJ-lyr
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NORTH CAROLINA, STATE UFB
PUioerpraa In 187?
RALBIQH. N.
,Wa 9'- - W .....M.i......
StrrpI W t Policy Holders IT 3,39a 39
P. BlCafVwn President
W. JS. AO.naerjfon. , , . rtee-:resuuni
W;1S. 'titikJ Oee'p. and Treai
Dr. E. Butlu HayrooL Med. Dtrectet
Pref.JB A&. SmiVit C Advisory Actuary
Tut onlv Hon life Insurance Company In
Nottb -Caronaa. i One f the most sucoessro)
Cbmpanies ot its age in the United. States.. Hat
already issued between two and three thousand
among our own people . All losses paid prompt'
ly snAis; cash i Rate as low as those; of any
oeis for eyt0UAaa of liabnitiea. i -
ents wantea in every -coaiuj u uie ouue w
rk for this most excnenr ana armiy osrup
ed horns - . Mutasiaa. . : ror iniorznauos
addTeSa J (T
Treatin
real ani
tales er
and Ida
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fifRDu K Jfitt'Y
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roar us
Contracts for adverUstngfor anrsseos ortim "
may bex made Jat 'the omW 'of Tbe OtossrvatL'
Observer BuiMiniFayettevlhe street, Raleigh
Nona carotnss UI& ;, jrt
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NE Wj ADyERTISEMENTS -,
yteaveu nnos.;
Co
in ml s sl on " H erehanti. '
EAST HARGETT STREET, o i 1 i ? 5
Will
be glad to correspond with parties aria , ,
Ummenls of ProdnnA. - Htmt rf- MftmnM if ' -
consignments 1
aeair(JL
.P. OwoxJ88.Raleiirh.N. C
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dSmpa
Wanted, r1
mj mr. Mkumioa in a aouweni nana, on ae
munt oitnim&to." Aaaress ' '
if f ii: J GILBERT I LYON,-.,f -1
" ' Litrle Falls.'
j s r t . . - . . r Herkimer Co Nw Voi
not 8-dtilldec 1
s I ,",: f;i Wanted,
QECOND-HAND 'ORGANS. Address P. O.
s8.Raieurh.N.a
For Sale.
A bsOOR ATIC1 OOUNTRY PAPER AND
ii ! JOB OFFICE, that is no mafia nvmav. 12 i
and wivh better attemioQ would make more. ,
f ? ; . . , Care of Thb OasBBVBK, ,
i RaleighfN.C.',
5 and 10 Cent,Countcr3j . :
TO THE TRADE : The live bnsiaraa mmi f
the Harare starting these OooiUers. We are..
the Originators and Headqoflfters. We have the 1
oniyiiwoezoiusivera aaa 10c. Jobbing. Houses n- .
in the United SUtes.
Bend for ataltigue and parti'mlars. -
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aoq and 0051 ttandoipu sr ., Ctoicsig-O).'
oot v-Th-Sat.Tasmos
FRED. A. OLDS,
-WITH-
Osxtrioi-OTi-HixySt C!o,
Omoeover Clttsens' National Bank. - '
. ' ' r . " r " t :
pec ial' Afirent
if
" For inc. Conapnnles named In
Cameron, HaV Be' Co. adver-
tf sipirn'nnf.'-! -3 v v. a. : , -a V;
aplS-Smos
Only, 19 Dollars
PENNSYLVANIA
SINGER MACHINE
Eejnal to any 8lns;er in tbe .market.
The above, cut .represents the most popular
style for the people, which we effe you far tbe
very low price of 19, Including; aUachments.
H&member, we do not ask you to pap until you
hctv tem the XaeMn, ; After having examined
it; if it is not all we represent, return it to as at
our expense. Consult your interests and order
at! once. If you uve within seven hundred
miles the freight will not be more than one
dollars Address ' - -
Pf NNSYLVANIA SEWING MACHTN CO-
I v a j n N. loth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
' . augSS.ly .... n n,
CENTRAL HOTEL,
V. E. PATTEIXSON, Prop'r.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
.This well-known and commodious House, as
its name Implies, is situated la the "central and
business" Dortloa of tbe city :, hence reeom-
mends itself for its convenience to the Trav
eling Pubnc," affording soucnors every oppor
tanltyof visiting their baemesso rrespondents.
It has attentive Servants snd its Table is fur
nished with every dUcaoy out of the market,
i An Omnibus for the conveyance of guests to
and, from the trains and steamers 'free of
charge," a special feature In this place, and all
the appurtenances whether of comfort or oon
1 enlenee. of a "modern first-class" Hotel.
; Terms to suit the times 1879. oct 8
City Lot for Sale.
As Attorney- for Mr. and Mrs. Burrs R.
Fkrbxix, we offer for sale their valuable lot at
corner of Blount and Peace streets in Raleigh,
containing one and three-fourth acres, -with
dwelling house, Ac. We will sell in one or sev
eral parcels ti suit purchasers. If not sooner
sold privately, we will sell at public auction, at
tbe OonrtJtoase door in Raleigh, Moxdat, De
cember 1,1 18'9.
i Terms One third cash; balance In one, two
and three yearSr with interest.
: j " T BATTLE If ORDECAI,
JoctSf-tf.r; c-;. :-.- - t Attorneys, c
MMgaMSMMSMBsasBSsawassasssssssssssawsssssi
y;iwqrtca-IT; C, 'Brsinesa Cards.
! J V BOOK8. 8TATIOI'" BY, ETC.
P. HSINSBERGER. and 41 Market su
' COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WOtTH A WORTH . .. . .... ...... .. . . .Water st.
EERCHNER A C ALDER BROS. ...... Water St.
; ' COTTON DEAIaERS.
LILLY A BROTHER...'.. ...... . : Water at.
GROCERS Wholesale and BetaJI.
ADRIAN A VOLLXR8. . . .Cor. Dock ft Front sts.
ttEO. MY MM. ...t, 11 and 13 youth Front st.
JOHN C. HEYEK. ............ ..North Water St.
; HARDWARE, SASH, BLINDS,
N. JACOBI,. IS SonU Front st.
j - PERUVIAN GUANO. .
W. H, McRARY A CO......... ...... ..Water st.
li I ! i . ill, '.i i
OI SADDLES. HARNESS, ETC.
If a TJ. ART? A lK)WQSN-..:oatiCFroatt
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