LATER FROM TEXAS.
The mail" from tbu interior of Texas
kriuR "" 'lems ' iDterc" which w Lave
not bffor receired.
(ikbaT Immiobatim. Tbe Columbua
Ciiisen, of the 12th ult., siva i
Our town, for a few weeks past, bas
j,ffn unusually full of strangers j some
pitching upon Columbus as their future
omc, others going to different portions of
our beautiful State. Almost erery sts(f
frjiu below is crowded to overflowing with
sUsllDgOM." ,
Immigrations FROM Mexico. Tbe San
jntouio Citizen, of tbe 10th ult., has tbe
flowing ! ...
There is quite an immigration to San
Antonio, of families from Mexico, line the
,.e defeat of tbe Liberal party. This h
mother practical illustration of tbe waut of
, 1'rotectorste over that country. Old
!ini Houston is right about tbat measure.
Tun Indians. A letter from Fort Tex
,, dated 10th February, in the Sun An
t.iiio Ils,r ani Texan, of tbe lHtb, has
iho following in regard to tbe movement of
,! Iudiaos in that neighborhood :
(Id tbe afternoon of tbo 8th, a party of
Indiana, to the number of Gfteen, aa near as
could he ascertained, came into tbe raoobe
0( Mr. Muitques, within four or five miles
of this post, and succeeded in driving off all
bis (took, which amounted to 2(1 bead of
cattle and II) bead of horses and mules.
Mr. Mtisqum i abseot from home, I be
Weit, on some busineaa in Mexico ; the few
men he had in the rancbe were unable to
p'Mtl the Indians, but came into camp and
reported to the commanding ofljeer, Lieut.
Fii-k, obo immediately despatched a lieu
tciiint and eight or nine men, mounted on
muli. as good as could be furnished.
l.'icj proceeded aa far as the rancbe on
ti.i'-ime evening, and on the next mor
o:r early, cotnuienoed their pursuit of the
trail.
After traveling some few miles over bills
and mountains, (several of which they were
cllyd to dismount before ascending,! they
f .unJ thirteen of the cattle dead in tbe ra
i and ilill warm.
Afterwards, it was Impossible, as it was
r. ported, to trail tbe savages further, a
i country is so broken and they are so
ciutiout about bow they travel, breaking
(.J in oucs and twos when tbey know they
jre pumued.
N jw, w hen driven from tbe lower noun
try, may txpect but little mercy from
i.e tivsges, as they are well awsre of the
fratjiM of the troops, and tbat we had not
(t o had a home to mount in this and some
j!hr of the adjoining potts.
ne tame paper contains an aecount of
urrible outrages and wholesale depredations
rmu.itlcd in Chihuahua, by robber chief--.i
n, who is ni-re formidable to the peace-1
citiins than Coronas baa been to the
ihahitanU of tbe Kio Grande. Some so-
-jjiil of bia action has been given by as, I
,:,rougb tbe medium of the telegraph. 1 be
j.-tails are a bloody history of savage fi roil-,
whicb oannot but convince our ("or--anient
tbat meaiures of the most decided
irartcr must be taken to proteet the
tin border. There is more than one
jrlina afoot. V tbe capture of the mio-
town of I'arrol, after the defeat of tbe
1. at or of tbe city in tbe battle of which we j
.tre before made mention, tbe following'
urocitiet were committed, American citi-
tens, as will be seen, not meeting with any I
ritt-etioo : 1
The band of robbers under command of
'tpt t'ojin, the robber ehitf alluded to, by '
i forced loan, took from the eiliten of (he j
iro $4il,000 ; alio at tbe cit y of El Valle I
tr took t",)t. Tbey then resumed j
t'..'ir march, committirg the most atroeious i
rraeltiea as they paused through the court-1
t-j on their way to Chihuahua. A panic'
j Traded tbat city, and ail foreigners and i
-l'hy Mexicans nave abandoned their i
) intra and rone either to I'residio del Norte J
i- to Kl Pao. At I'arrel and at Kl
"Va'.le, defeoceleaa females, msrried and '
i ngle, were torn from their homes and ta- j
V'o to the quarters of the troops where,
a'tcr bring defiled in the most inhuman'
ii.nnrr, were turned loose in tbe strteta.
la sjiuo families, consulting of Several fe-
.iln, ignt were taken with tbe marauders j
u their march, and others left behind in j
ki moit distracted state of mind One!
ajtiful woman of a wealthy family, a
li rwly made bride, was dragged from her
1 j-btnd's sida aod forced into tbe foul em-
1 rare of tba villain Ojin. The American
jana fnrnign citifna of ( lnhnabua on leav
p :g, hardly had time to take their chattels
' tii the tu. and even now may have been
ti'k-n and massacred. Such are about tbe
J "iculars as we derive them from sn emi
i nt merchant doing business in Chihuahua,
ad who is largely interested in the silver
kine. of tbe country.
Ldfis Naiui.bin and the Catholic
Wrhhohop Dixon, the Roman Catholic
i'nu.alc of all Ireland bas issued a mani
'to to the Catholics of Drogheda, in which
denounces Napoleon I II, aud his course to
su n the I'ope. He declares that the pria
n of Ham, rather than the palace of tho
Iji'criea ta the proper plica for tbe Knipe-
r, and concludes bis letter u.th these
"ords :
" liut let us hope tbat a voice will reach
' m, hichtly the awe that it shall inspire,
11 have th rffi cl of paralysing tbe hand
"tetched out against the lluly Kalhar. 1
""an the voice of indignant Catholic Chris
'"irtoui, which rising above the jubilation of
tin eni'inies of the Church over the world,
-'i fail on his esr in some such words as
i ; ' Robber, tske your band from tbe
o.toat of the Vicar of Christ."
A I'iei e of Judical Advice A High
' I Donald vss tried for a capital offence,
'I had a rather narrow escape ; but tbe
'J found him " not guilty." Whereupon
f judge, in discharging, thought fit to ad-
"'I'll Imn. " Prisoner I Before you leave
bar let me pive you a piece of advice.
' in have got ctf this time, but if ever you
'""I before me again I'll be caution (sure
; 1 you'll be banned." "Thank you, my
"I," anawered Donald, " thank you far
1 "ir (food advice; and as I'm na' ungrate
i I li.'g to gi your lordship a piece of ad
'' in return. Never be caution for any
!.v ; for the cautioner bas often to pny the
: i.alty."
The Kentucky Opposition. At tbo
'if-OMti,,!, State Convention held. at Frank-
'',on Wednesday, a full delegation to the
"tional Union Convention was appointed
'' I an eleetoral ticket put in nomination
''iior('ritt mien wss recommended as the
M'l-ition candidate for the Presidency.
' "'h no public expression wss given as
!' ""''ond ohoice, it is stated that both Mr.
"'Hi of Tennessee, and Mr. Hates, of Mis
wre favorable spokcu of by mem
"" 'Jf toe Convention.
InTERESTINQ STATISTICS OF Till Me
THuDIM DENOMINATIONS THROUGHOUT THE
World. The New York Christian Advo
oato furnishes tome very interesting statis
tical information in regard .to tbe number of
communicants in tbe Metbodist church
throughout the world. Tbe following are
the most accurate estimates of its members
in America :
M. E. Church (Nnrlh.) 95G,5n6
M. E. Church (Mouth,) 7(10,0(10
Canadian Wesleyan Conference,
Eastern 3rilih American ('onferan-M, K.tt3A
M. E. Church, Canada, 13,353
American Wealean Church, UI.OOO
M. P. Church, 70,018
African M. K. Church, 30,000
African M. P. Church, 6.203
Albright Methodiata, 81.070
Total lay rinuibcra in America, 1 ,808,8! I
Travelling preachera (except Albrighla,) 11,456
Total American communicants, 1,880,269
The Me'.hodinm of Europe except tbe
British and American colonics and Euro
pean missions, included above exhibits
similar though not equal vigor. Tbe latest
accessible returns show
Total British lay membere, CCD, 397
Add travelling preachera, 3,257
Total communicants,
672.B53
These items do not include tbe Welsh
Calvinistio Methodists, who, according to
tbe statistics of the 1'ritinh Qovernment for
1955, amounted, to 62,670 lay communi
cants and irJ preachers.
liesides these divisions, there are minor
ones whose statistics eannst be exactly as
certained ; an authority gives them an ag
gregate of 10,000 members and preachers.
Summarily, then, Methodism throughout tbe
world comprises 2,044,190 lay members,
wnd 1 4, (j8M travelling preachers sn aggre
gate of 2,50:1,091 couimu: icsnts.
Coffee, Tea, and Suoab. The con
sumption of coffee in the United States has
increased from fifty-four millions of pounds
in 1H34 to two hundred and fifty one mil
lions of pounds in 15!). In 124 tbe con
sumption wss three pound per besd ; at the
present time, it is eight pounds. Its price
waa lowest in 1910, when in was sold at
about the same price as the duties levied
upoo it at the custom house prior to 181)3.
1 be average price for the last thirty ye"i
has been below nine cents per pound, 'the
consumption of tea has increased during the
same period froir thirteen millions of pounds
to thirty-six millions. Its average price for
the last twtuty-Gvo years has been forty
eight cents per pound. Tbe average duty
levied upon it at tbe custom bouse prior to
18.')3 was thirty-two cents per pound. Tba
eonsumptiou of sugar during tbe same peri
od baa increa'ed from one hundred and
ninety five millions of pounds to eight
hundred and eighty-four millions. Its price
waa lowest in 11-', and for three years was
below four cents per pound. Boston Pott.
Total Abstinence from Marrugb.
Grscc Greenwood thus describes tbe climax
of heroism in ( tivalo life :
" Tbe young man, ardent and tender, who
turns from dear love of woman, and buries
deep in his heart the sweet instinct of pater
nity, to devote himself to tbe care and sup
port of sited parent or an unfortunate sis
ter, and whose life is a long sacrifice in man
ly cheerfulness and tnajestio nneomplsint,
la a hero of the rarest type tbe type of
Charles Lamb. I have known but two such."
The Solid Men A memorial was pre
sented to the N. Y. Legislature a few days
ago in favor of some improvement in health
rrgulstions of tbe cities of New York aud
Iirooklyn. It was signed by ouly 33 per
sons, but they are ssid to pwn real estste
of the vslue of more than one hundred mil
lions of dollars 1 These were Williams B.
Astor, A. T. Stewart, Auguste lielniont,
James Lennox, Shepherd Kaapp, Hamilton
Fish, Moses Taylor, Daniel Drew, Cornelius
Van Derbilt, (o capitalised by himself,)
Stephen Whitney, and others of tbat ilk.
Iron Intbrektu Of Chattanooga are
commanding the consideration of different
parties aud capitalists outside of the State,
and preparatory steps are being taken to
put the iron interests of the town on a prac
tical, operating and substantial basis. Tbe
Kip Van Winkle snooie under whicb our
town bas been doting for the past few years,
has been broken, and daylight is sending
the first grey approaches of brighter days.
Chuttiiriaiga Autocatt.
lltAi THLu Definition of IIoi-e. A
mong the South Sea Islanders, the com
pound word for bnpe is beautifully expres
sive ; it is uiadaolana, or the swimming
thought, faith floating and keeping its head
aloft abore water, when all the waves and
billows are going over one. A strikingly
beautiful definition of hope.
French Silver Coin. The French gov
ernment, in order to stop the immense ex
portation of silver money from Franco, is
about to call in and change this money, in
order to diminish tho amount of silver in
each piece, and thus reudcr their metal va
lue le than for their recognised value.
llYMibtiiHiiiL.
Married, In Lancaster District. S. C.on the lat
mat., by tho l(r. Mr. Hrown, Mr. J. P. HEATH,
of llns pl. re. to Ml. LOl lA VTi-W AKT, ol
York Di.tnrt, M. f.
Also, on Ilia same darsnd by the same, Mr. W.
T. MII.I.KK to Mis. MAKY A. II K.ATII, ail of
Lancasif-r District, S. C.
(P Notice.
Taitsi ass's drrn a A., T. At (). K. it. Co.
fnVli: first instiilinrnt of Ave dollars per share
JL on all the sturk atibacribed to Una road in
Mrrklrnhurr county waa iinilti due a id payablo
un Ihu ll.lli J mu irj last. A gnat many canie up
prninpllr and pud. 1 lie Trensurtr slill haa hlans
rrn-iita rraih, rilling and vailing to rill them up.
Call up, frrnilemen ; you know you aubacribed,
and yuu f.irtlier know tits work cannot piogroee
wuhout minfj. Ilanila are at work, and we luve
frr r prnie t of a aperdy completion of the ruad
it' you will onlv dr. yrnir dut.
M. L. WHISl'ON, Treaturer.
Mate 6. 1M.0. I.M
ifcf -Notice.
1(L
jnllE eel. hr it. d Jack, Fl'I.TON, will nlwsys
Ji, be found ul Ihe stable of the subscriber, 9
miss from Charlotte, on tlia Yorkville road.
j. m. rui rs.
I Uaitk (, JH.-0.
Sptcial Nolicrt. ,
GREAT KUnCDIESI
To core a severe Cough or Cold nae
Dr. WiBtar'g Balsam of Wild Cherry.
To cure Yi hooping t'eugk. Croup or fironcAitis.use
Dr. WISTIR'S DaUam of Wild 11IFBRY.
To arrest predisposition to Censtimpiien, use
DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WiLD CHERRY
To Cure Vypeptia ur liidigtitwn, uit
tiii: ()XYtii;,tiii) iiitti:ks.
To Cure Aitlima, Acidity or litart Burn, use
'i he oxy;i:nati:i urn ehs.
Those Reniedica perform all they promise. They
relieve sutlering, cure disease, restore heulth, thua
affording consolulion and coinftirt to the aick and
aflllcled, where discouragement, and aulfuring ex.
iated before.
Ctrus, Wayne Co., N. Y., March 1, 1857.
Meaara.8. V. Kowle&Co : I am hippy lualate
that 1 hive uaed the OiygenaU-d Hitlers in my
practice for the Uat three yeara in the treatment
ot Dyspepaia, Uencrul Debility, liidigi-auun and
Affections of the Liver, with the most satisfacto
ry results ; and would cheerfully recommend to
those sull'cring from these distressing diseases ti.
give this vuluabla inedir,; e a trial.
Uespeclfully ours,
J. E. SMITH, M. D.
ExtTsa, Maine, Kept. 30.
This certifies that I have recommended the use
of H iilar'a Balaam of Wild Cherry for Diseases of
the Lungs, tor two yers past, and many bottles,
to my knowledge, have been used by my patients,
all with beneficial results In two cases, where
it waa thought confirmed Conaumption bad taken
place, the Wild Cherry effected s cure.
B. HOYDEN.
J'hyiician at Ezeter Corner.
The only genuine Balaam haa the terittm sig
nature of " 1. liL'TTS" on Ilia wrapper.
frepared by S. V. Folwe Ac Co., Doaton, and sold
by t. Wye Hutch nor. Sl 'o., Charlotte, ti.C
Dr. liostetter's Bitters have received the wram.
estenconiiucms from the press and people through,
out the Union. As s valuable tonic for the cure
of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Constipation and gen.
erai ut-rvoua aebility, it cannot be- approached.
Kvery day new caaea of ita great trl. i.t are chron.
iclcd through our public journala. There is noth
ing equal to the enjoyment, to that which the af.
Dieted experience when uaing thie taluable apeci.
ric. Jta mild tone, its sura and vigorous action
upon a disordered sloinuch, and the cleansing of
the entire human body, should rucommend it to
all classes of our community. Ail that will be
necessary tu convince the skeptical of lis healthy
effects, la to purchaae a bottle and be convinced
ttoid by drupgiata and dealera generally, every
where, ror ale by t. Nye liulchiaon 4. to..
Charlotte, N. C. Ud
THE GltEAT ENGLISH KEMEDY.
Hilt JAM IS I.AItKI.'N
rn.i uu t ri D vt.yt 11.1; pim.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M.
D , Fliysicisu Lxtraordinary to the Queen.
1'his well knowu medicine is no uiiKjsilinti but
a aurc and salt remedy for f emale Dillicultiea and
Obsti uctions, from any cause whatever; and jil.
though a powirtul remedy, they conlaiii nothing
hurllul to the constitution.
Tu itlMrris-d I.arlira
It ia peculiarly suited. It will, in a ehort time
bring on tlia monthly period with regularity.
Ihkss rii.14 hsve Nrvca inn asowM to raiL
WHsaa thc disictioks on ma Jv not or riurH
lst ii s ill oessavED.
Kur full particulara, et a pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
. B. 9 1 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
autnorixed agent, will insure a bottle, eoittainiog
over aO pills by return msil. )lti MUSKS, R
Chester, N. Y., General A;ent for the IJ. Slates
and Canada.
Sold in Charlotte by SCARR & Co., and all rea.
peclabls Druggists.
SJTPee the sdverliaement of Sandford'e Invigo.
ralor, in another Coiunir..
CT See the advertisement of Wood'a Hair Dye,
in another column.
STATE OF NOimi-CAUOLIXA,
MK AI.Kia'RJ COUNTY.
Court of Vitas and Quarter ctstons, Jan
uary 7ermt 100.
John Hnderaon
Petition for S. tll.-ment
and Diitribution.
A. M. Mrim and Eliza.
brth hiiWifo.ind A. A.
Mmtre and Jnr hi wife.
tN Ihi'f caae it appearing to the rittfirtion of th
iourl, that the iJeft-ndMfita A. M. Marhu and
Knaabrlh tna wtle, and A A. Mimre and J.me hia
wi.e, are not ifihabiUntR of thia Slate, ( ta there
for Ordered, tint publication be made lor 6 werka
tn the North Ciroliua VV'hijf, a ntwviupr publiah-
d in lha town of ( harlutle, fur the aid dctfii.
danla, to be and appear at the next Court of IMcmi
and (siuartrr 8eaaiuna, to be held fur Utr county
of Mchlrnhurr. at the Court-Mouae in t hitrlotlr.
on lite 4th Mttmlajr in April nrxt, then and tnere
m plead, answer ur demur, to plaiiititf'a petitii'n.
or jottgiiifnt (ro confraao will Le rendered affainat
tht-m and Die caae heard ri parte aa to them.
Witneae, Wm. K. Kcid, cit-rk of aaid Court, at
office, in ChurloUe, the 4 ill Monriaj in Janu&rv,
and in the 84th year of American Independence.
WM. K. KKlD.c.r.c.
Printer'a Fee 6. t3 Match 6, 160.
IROM tht aubacrtbrr, living on the head vi
1 trra of Mollurd C'retk. on Friday ia.t, a buy
mare Mule, with trunmed mane and tail, three
yeara old next Autil, about 14 or 15 haiuia high
a number ono anunil. Any tnfnrniatoin will be
thankfully received and all reaennnbte expenaea
paid. Leltcra can be Hirer tod to me at f'hurlotte.
11. AMZI IIUN1ER.
March 6, I8C0. SUtf
Notice to Builders.
T
HIS Hoard of Directors of the Branch Bunk
of North Carolina, at Charlntie, mule seal.
ed proposala lor the erection of a Baitking Mouse
in Una town.
I'Uiia and specifications for proposed building
can be seen at the Branch Bank.
Proposals will be received up to the )5th day of
March.
TIIOS. W. DEWEY, Cashier.
February as, lf6U. t51
II. JOII.V,
Heneral 4 ollect itt g .Igrnt,
I iiiontonn, Trrry foiiuly, Aliibnms,
"M MIX attend promptly to the collection of all
V W claims placed in his hands.
K.sUtc Claims looked slier, (.and Cluima ferret
ted out, and absconding debtors looked up at res.
aonitble uhargna.
TEXAS CLAIMS.
KT Collections msde in Texas, as heretofore
through my attorneys in that State. Proniptnrsi
may be sati-ly depended on.
February 2n, ISI.0. 49-1 y
Notice.
3i
A LL persons aubject to pay u Pull Tax tn the
i Mate ol Hi I arolins, who resided within
the limits of the town of Charlotte on the First
day of February, lfGH.or who had been principal,
ly employed in any prnleasion or vocation in ssid
lown lor three months or mora immediately pre
ceding the said First day of February, snd all
persons who owned or were possessed of Taxsblo
Property within said town on the first da; of
rebrusry, are hereby notified to give in to tbe
Town Clerk, before the LAST DAY OF M ARCH,
1 Still, I.itt of their aaid I'olla and Taxable Vro.
party. The said list shall state the number and
local situation of the Lots given in, with the value
of which they are assessed for tsxalioa by the
Stale ; the number of while taxable polls, of tsx.
able slsves, and nf free negroea residing on the
1st ol Feb'ynn the lands of persons giving in aaid
data. Call at the Branch Hank of North Curoli.
na from 10 a. tn. till 5 p. in.
T. W. DKWEY, Town Clerk.
February 28, I860. 152
WITNESS TICKETS, for the County and
Superior Court, tot lale her.
Died, in fihelby county, Ttnn., nn the fith ult.,
Mrs. KLKANUIt IRWIN, about 45 years,
wife of Jmnea lrwm, and daughter of the late II.
II. and Jane T. Matthews, of Mecklenburg, N. C.
Mrs. Irwin was, before her runnvnl to the west,
for aeversl yeors, a consistent niember of the Me
ceder Church at Hardia, and I have no doubt died
the death of the Christum, She had been greatly
tried, und we doubt not will be richly bleased.
Muy Gnd eanclify this aud bereavement to an
only son, who returned to North Carolina two
yeara ago with the author of this notice, to pio
cure a suitable education to prepare him for the
Ministry. Thia waa her desire.
Though she ia gone, may her earthly anticipa
tions be realised by eurviving frienda.
J. P. R.
HARDWARE.
Mr E DEFY rOMPETlTI(JN AS TO STOCK
T AM) PRICKS. WehN-ev,ryil,ing kept
in such Stores made of IRON ur ftTEKL, and we
intend keeping, st all times, a full supply in our
line, at the very lowest prices We invite all to
coine and aee.
COCHRANE & SAMPLE.
At the Hardware Store
WILL DK FOUND
Anvils, Vicea,
Bellows, Nails
Wood Screws, Hingea,
Locks, Butts,
Pocket & Table Cuttlery,Saws of sll kinds,
Hammers, Hatchets,
A sea, Spadea,
Khovels, Ac , Ac., of every variety.
COCHRANE k SAMPLE.
Chains,
t LARGE Slock of Trace, Log, Breast. Stay,
Lock. Well ann Pump, and Small l H A1NS,
to be found at the Hardware Store.
COCHRANE fi SAMPLE.
Tools. .
T
tOOI.S OF ALL KINDS ot tlx HARDWARE
E.
COCHRANE k SAMPLE.
Carriage Materials.
EVERY variety of GOODS for Carriage.Ma
kera', at greatly reduced pi ices, at the Hard
ware Store of
COCHRANE k SAMPLE.
Picture Cords, Tassels.
CU RTAIN PINS, I I'RTAlN HANDS, WIN-
DOW CORN ICES, Ac., &.C ,at Hie Hardware
Storo.
COCHRANE k SAMPLE.
Iron.
p.VGUSH and AMERICAN, of all siics aud
Vj shspes.al the ll.iruw ire Store.
. COCHRANE k SAMPLE.
Corn Shellers, Straw Cutters,
Thoinpaon
Plnuehs, at the Hardware Store.
COCHRANE k SAMPLE.
Guns.
V LARGE slock of GL'NS, from tl 50 to 10U.
PISTOLS, I.iWULIt
SHOP, LEAD.
At the Hardware Store.
COCHRANE k SAMPLE.
"TcTfhe Ladies!
fHV.HO' exrluaively a llurduare fsloro.
JL we du not rlc lu.le the Ladies. We respect,
fully invite them tu call und examine our Stoca of
Goods for their uses. We sje in rcci ipl o. a large
stock of House-kccping and other Gouds. that can
be found in tins Stale, allot ahn.li Mill be sold
LOW for CASH.
COCHRANE k SAMPLE.
I I.rorimM i.s iArl.t.
F'kruary ill, 17ti0. 4ftf
Clothing Manufactory
EMPORIUM
OF
FULL1NGS, SriJLNGS k CO.
1 V E "AVE t-Ol'XD IT NECESSARY TO
V f ADD A
Merchant Tailoring iVparlmrnt
to our Urge and rxlt nvivd
READY-MADE CLOTHING HOUSE,
and we respeclfully inviteour friends and patrons
to call and examine our Slock of
i i(i:c ii. i:.mii a GritH i
CLOTHS,
ltl.A li, FKICII Maid CiLltn A
Doeskin Cassimeres,
ru i:cii, v.yui k.iintici
Fancy CasM'mercs.
A beautiful lot of
i im: silk vr.sTixr.-s.
Black snd Colored. All of which have just been
received, and are of the latest slylce.
A good stock of
hock iL4M 4riLi:i,
kept eonslsnlly on hanJ.
if We have secured the services or Mr. D. L.
REA, as "utter, who is uell known aa a master
of the art.
ILT Orders from a distance solicited,
ITCALL AND SEE I S.
E. 1TLL1NC.S,
JNO. M srKINGS,
JNO. V. HEATH.
February 31, 18(10. 4Slf
WIl.THXilO
BY ORDER OF TII E HOARD OF DIRKC.
I'ORSol the Wilmington Charlotte & Rulher
lord Kail lioad Company, the undersigned offers
tn Capitahata, aa a sale and sure investment, 'I'll E
BONDS OF THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON,
issued to said Company in discharge of nssuhscrip
liun In the capital atoek of tbe same.
They are in denouiiitationa of live hundred and
one thousand dollars each running, some ten and
others twenty years from their respective dat;e,
with coupons attached for the mlereat at six per
cent perannuuin, payable on the 1st day of Febru
ary. Proposals (or these bonds are invited lo be ad.
dressed to the undersigned at Wilmington,
1). S. 00 WAN Treasurer,
W. r.fc R. R.Ca.
February 14, t.'3
mm
If
THE LAST
I nirnnmifiim .nvrii
uimi i huiim
W HUE RES TD OIR STORE TO
Messrs, Elias & Cohen,
TO ARE TO TIKE P OSSSSIO.V
ON THE FIRST DAY OF
AXD AS WE
A HE DETERMINED TO CLOSE
OUT OUR STOCK OP
liV THAT TIME, VE WILL SELL THF..U
REGARDLESS OF 0ST.
T. II. BKi:.Tl A CO.
Februaiy 14, 16C0. 47tf
RsllinOVAIi.
Our rririitU anil iittoiiierg
WILL FIND US AFTER TnE
rinsT iv or airil .xcxt,
in tub STORE sow occvpied nr
! Messrs. T. H. Brem & Co,,
FROM WHOM WB HAVE RENTED THAT
SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT.
UNTIL THAT TIME WI BflALL RE
! PLEASED TO SEE ALL,
XO- 2,.'ltAMTK ROW.
ixi.ts & toiii:.'.
February 14, 1660.
47tf
Notice.
'ITHOI T being offensive, but in all kind.
must inform ail person indebted
have all been due more than twelve months, and a I.
though many nf my friends have paid nie, 1 am alill
j in debl, and feeling satisfied that I shall at eome
I time in lit'. wish to make an investment, it is my
j duty to get my nieune in some form that 1 can
I control an 1 command Ihcm when 1 want to do so.
j I therefore give broad, plain and general notice,
j hoping that every i nc who owes mc anything will
' conaider the nisetves speciully dunned and pay off
! witiiuut further trouble.
Very respectfully,
. S. M. WITHERS.
February 14, 16C0. 149
To Stock Ilaiscrs in North-Carolina.
f1HE subscriber having pur.
M. cfinsid the celebrated Mor.
gan Horse BLACK HAWK, in
forms those desiring superior
blooded slock, that thia Horse will
be before the public during tl e ensuing Spring.
For particulars, see large bills.
A. 11. DAVIDSON.
January 31, I860, 4.Hf
JOILN S. W I L E 7 "
HJKrrACTl'RER AND IMf ORTER OF
iHAYASA SECARS,
AND DEALER IN
Tobacco, Snuff, Matches, Paper, fee,
MFERSl il u n I'll't'S. acrouaianil) onliand.
Januaryi ,IHCD. 42lf
New Steam Saw Mill,
f BlHE Subscribers having got thier Steam Saw
JL Mill, in operation, are now -prepared to fur
nish all kinds ol Lumber at the shortest notice,
either at the mill, or in Charlnito Thoae wishing
Lumber can leave their Orders wilh J. Long at
Oak Uruve I'uionl'o. or with I'.Saurs in Charlotu.
SAURS k LONG.
Charlotte, Dee. 3, 1P.19. 3!UI
( irctil.ir .iwti for nlr.
Hoes, best Circular Saws, (Warrantee,) from
2 feet In 4) feet in diameter for sale, 1. 1 villi.!!,
will be taken in part payment for Ihcm.
P. SAURS.
Charlotte, Pec. 3, 159. 3'Ji(
3Iecklciibiirg Hotel.
Xezt to the Post Office
f,,'l TBIHE subscriber informs the public
""I B. JL that having purchased the bllllumg
known as .Mecklenburg Hotel, he has relurnirhrd
it and is now prepared to accommodate transient
and regular Boamers.
He has good Siablca and efficient Ostlers.
Horses will be kr pi by the month or day, or fur
nishdd uh a single leed, on moderate terms-
JOHN DOKAN.
Kot 7.1 ".19. 3.stf
Last Notice.
sjY Notes and Accounts are now in my own
jjmx handa, and I once more notify those concern.
ed tbat 1 will be at my office id floor.) Bulletin:
Building, until the 10th M ircb, tn'wait auun tliem. I
.411 who do not avail themselves of thia Notice
will have to tattle vi'h a .4rmrnv.
II. M. l'KITCUARD. I
Jaiuary 31, 1660. 147
joii. m:iiv wayt,
Surgeon lrisf,
(Oaaoi'sTE in ManiriNit and DENTisTar.)
OFFICE in Brawlty'i liiilldin?, lp Main, Oppo
site Kf rr'i Hold,
Cll iltl.OTTn. . c.
'.r arjCIIGICAL OPERATIONS, such
as PLKFT PALATE, HARE
1XiILU ; p l l'MOKS of mnutli snd Jaw
performed. KKACTUKKMand DISLOCATIONS
of the J:iw treated. Teeth filled Willi OOl.D.
SILVER, TIN ur AMALGAM. ARTIFICIAL
TEETH inserted in the best manner.
L-A very superior TOOT 1 1 i'OWDKR und
TOOTH WASH constantly on hand.
I r Teeth Extracted.
ILTPliK F.S MODERATE and all work done
satisfactory tn the patient.
13" FAMILIES wuited nn at their linui.es.
If A stock of Dentist's Materials alwnya on
liund.
ILTfJOLD and SILVER Plate and Wire of any
fineness gotten out.
ITOrders from ariistance attended to promptly.
February iil, I SCO. 4Hlf
The Corner DRUG Store,
cii iicro i Ti:, k. c.
V.. N VE Ill 'I C 1IISOX CO.
" rtlL'I.D reapectliilly call the atlnntion of the
W .,H.,. i., II,,,,. Inrun .n rl cm ol I- lr Stock now
licing opened for the Spring Trade, consisting nt
Urugs, Medicines, 1 neniicsis, reriumery, unej
Articles, Oils, Turpenlino, Burning Fluid, Aleo.
I,l p,. I..H,e.l V,n. and Hrandiea. Canton
Teas, Field and Garden Seeds, &c., &c.
January 17, ItrtiU.
83' Heinoval.
"JY Frienda and C.-v a are resm etfully
j.1 m. inforiiiec that I hav " . rved my Tin Shop
to Springs' Brick Ruilding, 3d door from tlie cor
ner, on Tryon street, where he will be pleased to
see tliem.
S. T. WRISTON.
Jnnuary 31. ISfil. lf
Dr. T. P, Boyd
I AVIXG permanently located him.
M.M self in Providence Settlement, of.
fers his Professional Services to thecit
izens of that neighborhood snd vicinity.
He may always be luuml, wlien not proicssiuna.iy
cnnged, at ihe house o I .Mr. N. M. Stilt.
February 14, iBiiO. 47tf
1KP0RTANT NOTICE OF THE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
f Oil E uniierkigne") having a large slock of W IX. I
1 TER CLOTHING on hand, and being desirous !
to run it eff to make room fur the Spring ami Sum-1
mer trade, off :t their entire stock of sullinet, cus.
simere and cloth Over Peltncs anil Sacks ; s-jtlinet, j
cusMHicre snd cloth business Sacks and Sdcl.ttes;j
Pints of all grades; black allk and cnssimere Vests; .
Shirts, Druwers and Furnishing (Joods ; Trunks, I
Hats, Caps. &.c.,ot (irmtly Reduced I'ricea. Buy-1
ers and cuiisumers will greatiy iiilvance their in-
teresls by examining and purchasing from our
extensive stock.
J jWe would respeetfully announce to our ens.
tomcrs that their Accounts ore rcsdy for settle,
men I. and we feel assured that our frienda will
come forward and relieve our ncceaailiea and save
a great deal of trouble.
We return our sincere thsnks for the very libe.
ral patronnge bestowed nu u for the past year,
and hope to merit a conlinuuiice of the same lor
tiie coming year.
FULLING S, SPRINGS k CO.
February 14, IfcGO. 47lf
'l IIOU" AIM ASSOCIATION.
I l'llll ADI I.l'lll A.
t A Benevolent hatitution rttabliihrd by tjireial En-
doirmciit, fnr the Relief of the Sick ena IJutteiscil,
afflicted u-ith iiulent and c''itlrmic Uu'atet.avd
especially for the ( uie of Viseutei of tnr Sexual
Orpana.
i TAf EDICAL ADVICE eiven gratia, by Ihe Act
i ilfl. ing Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with
, a description of the ir condition, (age, occupation,
; habits of llle, &.C ,) and in cases of extreme pov.
1 erty. Medicines furnished free of charge,
i VA Ll'ABLK REPORTS on Sperms torrl ceo.
1 and rther Disens-s of the Sexual Organs, ami on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen.
sary sent to the atilicted in sealed letter envel
opes, free of charge. Two or three Stamps for pus
! t.,ge will be acceptable.
I Ao.iress, DR. J. SK1LLTN HOL'CIITGN. Ac.
, tir.g Surgeon, Howard Association, No. it Soulu
i Nintli Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the
Diaectors.
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary
EZRA D. HEART W ELL, rrendent.
Feb. 7, ltfliO. -tC-lV
Wm, J. Kerr,
A TTORXK Y A T LA ',
cut it i,ot ti:. c.
"TlLLpractiee in the CourtsofMecklenburg
f f Imonand C abarrus counins.
IT Orlice in the Browly Building opposite
Kerr's Hotel.
Jan. 24, IfiO. 4ltf
mnSlUTE to FLOlilHA.
THKOKJIl l FIITI.EN 1IOI HS.
TIIE vTs. MAIL
C A II O L I X A ,
AND
(OltllOV,
IEAVI'. CHARLESTON DAILY (SUNDAYS
J excepted.) at G.3U P. M., for Fernandinn, FI i.,
c innecting through the Northeartern Kail Road,
with the great seaboard lines gon-.g North to Port
land, and going South, connecting at FVrnannina
with Rail Koad to Jacksonville, Lake City, and
Gainesville, and by stages to Cedar Keys. Micun.
opr. Ocala, Tampa, and other points in the mte.
no'r of Florida. AlfO, at Cedar Kevs with strnm-
ers to Havana, Key West, St. Marks, Apaloclncu.
la, I'cusacola and New Orleans.
Passenger for St. Augustine and points on the
St. John's River, will take steamers at Jackson
ville. The "CAROLINA " and GORDON " arc first
class steamers, commanded by experieiicid sea.
men, full branch pilots ot this port, with line stato
room accommodations, and every comfort will be
found on them usually required by the travelling
public.
Passage 85.
Freight taken at lowest rates.
For engagements and other particulars apply to
II. L. C11IS1IOLM, Ag'ttl,
Charleston, S. C.
Pec. SO, 1P.59. 41 -3m .
I!, . niXKWITII
HAi OrNCTANTI.Y ON HAND ,
I'LATLU WARE, if, 1
OF THE BEST ENGLISH ANn AMERICAN BANi rCTl'R.
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elscw here.
lo Farmers and Country Merchants
J. Y. KKVICA CO..
IKE now offering to tho puhli- tht luge.t and
j best usso.liiienl ol ii It Ot IK 1 1. ever:
brought to this market, cutiai.ting ol
COFFEE, Sl GAR, MOLASSES, SALT, Ae.
thr arsT aiso or !
BAGGING, ROPE and TWINE.
A I SO,
I S 00 pounds g.ioil country cured Bacon,
lO.OUO " " Tennessee Sides,
tf.OOtt " " " Lard,
all of which will be sold low fur CASH or Coun.
try Produce,
Come and See, wt dun't ehirge for lookirg ai
them. JuySe ly
The MnrkrlK.
rfittRECTEft Bf OATE8 & WILLIAMS.
CHARLOTTE. MARCH 6, lt60.
BACON, Hams,
" Sides, .......
" Hog round,
" Shoulders, .
Bagging, Gunny, ....
Beef,
Butter
Beeswax,
Beans,
Brandy, Apple,
Peach
Cotton,
Coffee, Ri"
-I" 131 S 00
lb "11 f.- 121
.....I0J 0i) II
....12
.,.11
......I0J
00
18
S
m
.....lb
Ill)
75
"0
J
14
17
S5
40
-lb..... 00 fa Or)
f 00
0
lb
lb
...bushel,
irai....
, lb
lb....
lb....
f) rs
f7 ae
Cp oo
(aj 100
(aj 10J
ft, 15
f.y U0
fa, 30
i 00
Java,
Candles, Adamantine lb.
Sperm.,
Taliow, ,
Curn
llnckcns,
Cloth.Copperas...
Lindsey,
r'zg
Flour
Feather
Hides, Green,
Dry
Lard
Mutton
Mackerel,
lb
Ih
bushel....
each
yard....
yard....
doxen ...
, bbl
b.g
lb
lb
lb
lb
lb
....bhl.Nol..
Kill
Kl
..40 (a) 25
.05
....Wl
...15
....25
10
...G
...3
....30
C
12
....12
... S
..111
..:iou
...70
....40
....90
....
.... 5
.... 5
...60
.... 7
....SO
....150
....50
...4
...15
...10
...10
....150
...H
...125
...120
...45
...55
("-, 15
ft) I6
to 30
("i on
(aj 650
319
f'j 35
D C
(n. 121
(... 131
(.") b
f m
(: 40U
H 73
( 10
f.) 00
(r, 00
(. 00
Molasses, N.O ...
" W.I gal
feal bushel....
Mnllets( Wilmington) ...bbl
Nails, Northern lb
" Southern lb
Oats, - bushel...
Pork II
Peas bushel.. .,
?otuloci. Insl bushel...
" Sweet, bushel....
Rice bualiel....
Sugar, I .oaf, lb
Brown lb
Mone.Ware, gal
S- It, sack
Tea lb
Wheat, while bushel....
" red, ....bushel....
Whiekey , Northern gal
" N.Caroliui g.r
Wool, (best Georgia ) washed,. ....
' " " unwushed...
Yarn bsle
f'J, 71
(-. 00
(. 00
On 10
tr 00
(aj 00
( 1135
(.. 125
(a, 55
(, 61
(-.1 28
(j, 93
(aj 00
...27
...22
.100
REMARKS.
COTTON. Sales nf the past week shout 200
biles, opening briskly, the week closing rather
null with a mcline of 1 to je. We quote good
niiiiiiluig 10 tu K'lje.; mid. 9 to 9J; ordinary 6
to 7J cent..
I OlIN. The ueniand - good and supply hea.
vy, during Ihe p.i.-t wei-k,ti wards tbe close prices
ratiier receded. We now quote fc5 and dull.
OATS. Demand good, wiib but a light supply,
would rtsdily command Gi to 70.
W HEAT Suimly light, with heavy demand,
at qboiaiions 1 .:!) to 11.30 fur white. Ked $1
8U tut 15.
COLI M BIA MARKET.'
Columbia, March 3, lPf.O.
COTTO.N.In the early part of tbe week our
market was quite flat, buyers wanting a conces
sion, which sellers were unwilling to submit tu ;
consequently the sslca were small. Towards the
close a bet if r feeling existed, and pricea slightly
advanced. The ss'es for the week amount to 7s!7
bales. Extremes 5 a I0c.
BACON, hoground II) fh 11
CORN, IUB (. 111
PEAS 100 (a) 110
OA'l'S ,.'5 (r, SO
FLOCK 3, t3J
CHARLESTON MARKET.
' iiari.mton, March 2, 16C0.
COTTON. The transactions to-day were nnii
ted lo some 1, 50H bales sl U a I '2 cents.
KUUL HAVANA LOTTERY.
The next urdinsry drawing of the Royal Hava
na Loiter v conducted by llie Spanish Oovernment,
ui.der tin; supei vision of the Captain General ol
Cuba, will lake place at ll.iv.mu oil
THURSDAY March 22, 1SC0.
$860,000,
SUHTEO M MEliO 033 OKDINARIO,
cati ru. riiii; ioo,ooo:!
1 prueof100.00 I SO " 1,000
I 5U.OOO I fin " SOO
1 " 'JO.OttO I 1 03 " IOt
1 " 4O.0O0 I in Apr'xim'aS,00
I " 10,000 j
4 Approxiiiiatioiis tu ll.e IOtl,"(iO C00 each,
4 of ilnil to .)H,iMiil : 4 of till) to 3U,0Ut. ; i of
4"0 to -J0.000i 4 of 4II0 tn IO,iuo.
Whole Tickets f-'O j Halves 110; tiuartera 15
Prizes cushed ul sight at 5 per cent, discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
A drawing will be forwarded us eoon as the re
sult becomes known.
Communications uddrcssed to DON RODRI
Gl'EZ, (care uf City Post, Charleston, j. C.) un.
til l lie- i'-'iid of Match, will be utlended lo.
Persons ordering Tickets will please write their
names plain and give llteir post othce, county and
stile.
A VAIXAWLi: WORK.
E shall issue, ill a few oays, an entirely
? new work, called THE AMERICAN
CHRISTIAN RECORD, tu which we respectful
ly invite stlcntiun.
II will be an authentic and complete book of
reference on all current religious topics, and all
religious events of the year, and will contain
A classified and statistical Record o! Religious
and Moral Asaueiat.ens in the I ruled States and
EurojK.-.
The Histoty, Confi ssion of Faith anu present
Statistics eil'taeh of the Religious denoiniusliuna
ol the I' n i ten Slates ond Europe.
Stati.ticsofMor.il. Bem volent and Eucational
lnslllut ens in the I n i ted States.
A classified list Mil the Poi-t Oilice Address of
Clergymen of all ('ciiutninutioiis in the I'mtcd
I. ml of Leading Con tril.iitore and Teslr.'.o'a to
Rtliglnus anil lielitvolint Knterpnses.
Record ol Di-slhe m the Ministry for the year.
Ni.t ib.e Helps tor uiiuerhlauuiiig the Scriptures.
Religions ol Asia and Alrica.
Religious snd Moral Teachers of Mankind.
Sacred Books of all Nations.
Missionary Societies.
Bible Societies of I lit) I'mted States and Europe.
Ri iigioua P.-riuuicals uf llie I'mted Slatea and
Europe.
Enun.-ct Christiana who hare died during tba
year.
Beliefs nf all Nations.
Liat ol Generuua Conlribulora lo C hrislian En
terprise during the year, &e , iStc., iSlc.
Tlie above ia given no-ie to convey an idea of
the general character of the work, loan aa an in
,:ci 1 1 a vuiuiniuous couti ms. v. Inch will euibraca
every Hung of inter e.-t loini. Hi grol religious in mrfa
W e believe a g. n. ral reeoru like Ibis, to which
every litis niighl turn lor auineiitiu inlorinaliun on
all topics ut cuirent religleus mli r-st, bas long
been wautid, ami woulu ne tuuiiu of great eonvti.
nunce, ool only to eli rgymen anu other Church
vnirers, but tu sil interested in the niur.il and ro.
I.gious ii.venients of Ihe age. It haa been tha
aim u. tne publishers to auppi v tins waul, and in
THE AMERICAN CHRISHAN 3E(ORD to
present a work which would ennlile all Christiana
lainiliarlv to uinu rotund one kiiotiur's faith, ef
forts and tlrergth in whicii each should be able
to read the pasi and present story ot his purlieu
lar ut iioimitalion and compare it Willi that of oili
er. ; aorl in v.luch ail might perceive at a glance,
first, the rdorla af individual institutions, sud
then the result of thtir united operations thru'
oui the tnttrc world.
In conclusion, we reoyjre to say that so at
an umount of varieilajilrtriiiatliui ou religious sub
jects baa never 'before been brought v. itrim tha
coinpu.s of a single Tnlume.
Large li'no , III clear brevier tyne, nn good PA.
par, snd neatly bound in muslin. Price. l rii.
. Copies ma i leu, prepaid, ou receipt ol 91 .-J.
Hj'Agi'nla wanted in ail parts ol the country.
W. K. B. CLAKK k MEEKER,
ruoitshers,
Nr.. 43 Walkar-ai., New-York.