tmJt--
Z RATES OP AbVERTISrNC t)
One Square one tun'ew..,...;tl..$l00:' :
. , two days....wk l 60 -
three days.....,...w4i,2,M,, :
four days-.. .......... 2 69 1
. ft t .; Antra ' - - iw
JOHNSTONE JONES. -Office,
Bryce's Building, . Trade Street.
RATES OF 8UB8CEIPTIOK - .''5.
M
i
i
one week...
two ,weeks.:. 5 00
three weeks.T........"..-,.,. 6 59
one month...".;.". 8 00 -
K,;iv One vear i vvv. w
M -
Months, in advance, .... .1 50
jHf Contract Advertismts taken at
protGonatelyT6w ratesv T '.; I 2
Five Squares estimated iit qtnrrter-col
umn and ten squares aa a half-column . 1 . .
hnp month, m advance, j ou
Kcekly, ene year...;...;............, &50
IX.
CHARLOTTE, N. 0 FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1873.
No. 1,371.
Veekly, one y-- ........... ...... "
The Charlotte Observer;
- v - ? ? -1
if -
B 'Sr. K
i r i i i i y i i, i i i m
4 -
& SHOE STORE.
I'Stock of Boots and Shoes. Hals,
-finks Leather and Shoe Findings, wear
iov prepares u j" mv... v
Iwle aiKl icei comiueu hm mo oii,
)iiilitv unci ii ito w ' v w
Sv. tli5 market.. - V t ' . T
We t ail Special attention to our btock of
-die Slices, Children's and Infant's
ws"and Shoes. Also, a fine selection of
btww Hats. . -
We feel assureu uisu. nu
- ..ill. will be Dlcased "with our
U mm a.
totk and lnJpLB & ATJSXANbER,
apl
24 tf
BACON
BACON ! !
Lar'e lot of very superior North Car
I (IT
olina Bacon, Hams, Sides andShoul
HcrS at .-t.-.tti irwiiTTT V A fVk'O
ai
.1 22
2CISO?XjE56 HOUSE, "
Jlijscolnton, xorth Carolina.
:0: :0:
THREE Story Brick Building, with
iir-e and comfortable rooms well
n,l in the most desirable portion of town!
oiivenient to the celebrated Alum Well
Persons jiesinng it kuhuhvi vugmi win
ii'i Lincoln ton .iinsurpasseu, aim 11:1115
.ioro accesMble. will find it much cheaper.
JIBS. 1- llMOlliCIV,
marl-Gin Proprietress.
EVINS & BOMAR,
lTTiK.NEYS AND LOL.NStU.OKM At UAW,
SPARTANBURG, S. C,
ma'.
:2 IS73,
CHARLOTTE
mmmm mm,
Ifiwk' Shrrt, t' fwors 07Or jwrcnams
and Farmers' National Bank.
Wdvertiseinents received for any
paper in North or South Caro
lina at Publish r's lowest
rates.
TWmess men will save time, trouble and
luonev, by doing their advertising through
;his Asjency. lapl 2
tOiCOUD SUM.
: I'nblishcd weekly at
COJ COED, N. C .,
C'h.vs F. Haekis, Editor & Proprietor,
Only ?2.50 per Annum.
IV large and increasing circulation, making
ou'i .d the best Advertising Mediums in
WESTERN N. C.
ETwcnty-five Hundred Copies are read every 1
heek. by the best lamuies in rorth C aro
lina, may 28 tf
JUST OPEMXG.
rnilE Handsomest and Cheapest Stock of
1 Millinerv 1 miuniiiRS ami fancy ixoous
n the city. The Ladies are requested to
all and examine the Beautiful Millinery
bud all the 'Latest Novelties in Fancy
Lakh's at very Low Prices.
Jfuir Goods a Specialty at
apl 2 MRS. QUERY'S.
B. K. SMITH,
r COM M ISSldN MERCIIA XT,
..' AND DEALER IN
Groceries, Country Produce, &v ,
S TAVING moved across the Street innnc
1 diatelv oonosite the Market Hotse.
vhere our rents are only one-half of our
rnier place, enables us to offer still more
uttering inducements to our customers
an ever before. We shall continue to
U in all kinds of Family Groceries, all
inds of Country Produce, nure Honors.
ftc. All produce consigned to ns will re
vive our personal attention and the best
'rices the market afford guaranteed.
j n returning our thanks for the' very
uttering and unexpected natronacre be-
towed in the mst. we hore bv renewed
nevgy, reduced rents, working for small
rorits, keeping reliable goods, and fair,
pen and honest dealing in the future, to
nerit a liberal sharfi nf ihc n.-itrnn.H'A of
ie city and surrounding country.
B. N. SMITH.
may 29
FLOUR ! FLOUR ! !
ONE Car load of Flour just received and
for sale to suit mnnt. nil kinrta of rwo-
'le, fronV the most fastidious to the easiest
o please Some 98 lb. sacks to sell as low
o. men beautiful' white Family,
nade out of White Amber Wheat. Then
lit Up in small OU.inti-iin MtfkKnf 2?vts:
50cts,- 1 .00, $2.00. and $2.50 eaclu
Andidon tforiretour verv excellent Ci
:ars.
June 28
J$ BUTT.
WHAT is that for?
Tf ia fvr nl nf.
June 19
TIDDY'S. 1
ARD of merit Cards" at
TIDDYS.
June 19
SHELL
X the Radical Camp, for sale at 'f
pHE cheapest and handsomest Embroi-M-
deries, at , B. KOOPMANN'
may y ' 1 ' - -
A. R. Nl333r & BROTHER:
A RE Dai'jr receiving fresh r supplies of
O- GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES,
yjiiAU, SJN UFF, CIGAliS,. MUSICAL.
N STRUMENTS.' FRUITS. PU! ZE CAN-
We buy for CASH, and select our goods
vun care, ail or which we wilt seU at u
OWest nrife fnr CASH. -
We feel very thankful to the generoios
ublic'.for past patronage, l and jiope-. by.
aneuuun u me warns oi ue: peupic
P still continue to meet their approval. $'
our stock is ; large and ; complete,i we
tiiter oursfil ves n.hat .- w will t lease - an
ihat give us a calL-. ' - i ' -i s
Drs, Greene. Lindlev & Bentlev'i
GBSAT PAWTt.Y 2XEDICINES,
PREPARED expressly fortand. adopted
to the Southern climate.
" COMPOUNDS BXTR ACT CORYDAL
iiST' is the most' powerful, and efficient al
terative and f blood-purifier known, .pre
pared exnresslv ftir- RmxtnYa Rnnnr
fypliilis, Eiptioft on the Skin, and all
uweaes wiucu are prouucea Dy Dad or un
healthy blood.
"DR. GREENE S IT CURE," cures
all kinds of Fits, Spasms and Convulsions
which rise from irritation of the nerve
centers. In Epilepsy it often stops the fits
from the first day fs use, even where they
have existed forbears. :
MEDICATED!: HONEY." The great
Temedy for Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Coldst Croup, 8ore Throat and all diseases
of the air passages and lungs. It does not
sicken the patient, is pleasant to take,
promTt in its action, does not injure the
appetite or impair digestion as , most ex
pectorants do.
Our NEURALGIA SPECIFIC is a per
fect specifiis for Neuralgia, Sciatica, Rheu
matismr and all muscular 01 nervous pains
wlverever situated.
These medicines are prepared with great
care, from perfectly reliable drugs, ami
for the especial classes of diseases named
on each bott'e. . No one of them is claim
ed us a "cure all." They are identically
the same that we have used in our privatV
practice for years, and in thux rectimmend
ing them to the public we know whereof
we affirm. They are safe, reliable and
efficient, acting quickly and thoroughly.
Try thrill and you will want no otners.
Ask your druggist for them.
For sale by druggists generally. Pre
pared only by
DRS. GREENE, UNDLEY JJ EXT LEY
1 Charlotte, N. C.
N. I. Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers, treated
as heretofore bv KLINE'S (J RE AT CAN
CER ANTIDOTES at Charlotte, Golcb
boro' and Asheville, N. C june 11 lyr
RICHARD ADAM,
KICHMOXD
STEAM BAKERY,
12th Street, Below Main,
(Branches 516. Broad and 1524 Main,)
JJICHMOITID, -VJ.
Manufacturer of all kinds of Bread, akes
and Crackers, Wholesale and Retail. No
cliarge for delivery of Goods to Boats or
Cars, No Charge for Barrels,
may l ly. "
GRAND OPEmilG
of ' New .
SPRING & SUMMER 6C0F,
EMBRACING ALL THE MOST P0PU
lar novelties of the Season, together with
one of the LARGEST and most HAND
SOME Stocks ofJStaple and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
ever seen in this Market.
Out lines of Goods in every department,
are unusually large, and bought since the
recent heavy decline, caused by the depres
sion in thp Northern money market. In
our
DRESS GOODS
Department may be found
Black, rizin, Fancy and Oros drain
Silks, Grenadines, Bombazines,
Mohairs, Alpacas, Lustres,
Lenoes, all wool Delaines,
Serges. Japanese, Me
langes, Silk Pop
lins, .Batish
Cloths,
Dress Linens,
Pongees. Muslins,
Linen Lawns, Pcuues,
Ginghams, Chambras, ifx, Ac.
Staple andDoniestic Dry Goods Depart
ment very large ana compieie.
While Goods Department large and attrac
tive. Ribbon, Lace and Trimming Department
large ana attractive.
Hats, Boots and Shoes department em
braces everything usually kept in this
market. A Splendid Stock of
Bead; Made Clothing
and Gent's Furnishing Goode. A large
and handsome Stock ot Trunks, vauses.
Reticules &c.- ' i
The largest and cheapest gtock of UmU
brellas and Parasols to oe iouna in me
ty.
HCMUJillAX WAY1-
apl 13 - '
MAY FASHIONS, 18.
TjtrTTBRWickga '.ifctWpoiUan,
J3 Dcmorest's Monthly, .
GcKJej'VLadyVBook,
Peterson's Magazine,
Leslie's Lady's Journal,
Harper's Bazar in every Monday morning.
Atl the other Fashion Books received soon
as issued, at fv;.' , :. : TIDDY'S
v apl 18J " Book Store.
HOBTU CAKOL1NA FLOUB.
OKA' SACKS Fresh Ground North Caro-
00J lina Family Flour, just received
and foraleby 1 ;
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
apl 11 ' '-P ' i""-'--' ".--'"
; .rAPJEB,BAGS!..;
"1 A AAA JPaber Bafts, from 2 to 10 lbs.
JLl,VUl just received, . Also, another
lotj of India-Babber Fipe-teras-from 12 to
20 inch long iusiTeceivedat 1 r
June 16 : ?! v , - . PUREFOyS.
A
LOT of French , Xbte " Paper with Eri
XX , y el opes to match at
juneiu
PUREFOY',S.
500,
LBS of Koi : I? J3eef Hams. - Call
'soon now.and get one or more, as
they arc something delightful, well cured
and the very thing at this season when
eooa vninss uj ei woduiiu;
y a.-'JNO. F; UUTTSV
f apl 10 ,iKtctey:IC -J nMarkct.
"r
. T)JST reeefved,4 ar fine lot of early cahbage
tf lneaqs, mso nice riuuaunv, vwia,
Fishes and Lettuce. Stf come along and
have cabbage in place of Taters for dinner
. mavS l i B-Nr SMITH.
BEAUTIFUL display toJett Horn India
. Rubber and Black Garnett Setta; at
'4i may 9 . J!. &0WM4NNJS.
AND
UNDBRTAKIXG.
S ' ' sl
F. LI. S E L T O n
HAVING greatly increased his Btock of
FURNITURE which coitsists 4n
part or "
Parlor Suits, Black, Walnut '
Painted Chamber Suits, .
French and Cottage
Bedsteads Spring
Beds, Doreaui,
Wasbstands.
Teapoys, Folding:
Tables, lndics Work
Tables, Extension and
Centre Tables;, Whatnots safes,
Excelsiitr and Cotton Mattresses, Chairs
and StooH of various styles and many
ther things not necessary to mention,;'' "
The Undertakers Department is com!ete
from the cheapest Poplar Coffin to the
Finest Hexigan Head and Foot Walnut
Casket Half Glass Top, finished and trun
med in the most ajiproved style,will be kejt
constantly readv for upe, all of which will
be sold at a most reasonable price.
Returning many thanks for past favors
I most respectfully ask the citizens of
Charlotte and surrounding country, who
have nerd for anything in my line to give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
South Trade Street opposite the Market
House, Charlotte, N. C
jan 1st 1873-ly F. M. SHELTON.
F. SCARE,
o
3,
-
CHARLOTTE, N, C.
Prescriptions prepared at 11
houra
of the Day and night.
Choice Green and Black Tea.
lected especially for Family and Inval
ids, at
SCARR'S
Drug Store.
june 29
FRESH SPICES,
Just received a lot of select Spices for
Pickles, Preserves, fcc. at F. SCARR'S
june 29 - Urug Store.
Pure Salad
oiC
Finest article in Market,
F. SCARR'S
20, 1872 Drugstore.
at
june
J. T. SUGGS,
(Successor to Coit and Suggs,)
Trade St., next door below Merchants' A
Fanners' National Bank.
DEALER IK
GROCERIES & LIQUORS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
rTEErS constantly on hand a larce and
IV well selected stock of BACON, LARD,
MACKEREL, FLOUR, MOLASSES, SU
GAR, COFFEE, TEAS, SPICES, CAN
DIES. SODA, SOAPS, CANDLES, SU
GARS, TOBACCO, c, &c. ALSO, Corn,
Wheat, live, Oats, &c, bouznt ana sold
on commission.
jan 14-tini
FAMILY OSOCEKIES.
B . M . PR ESS ON
Trade Street, next door to the Post Office,
Sign of the Elephant.
JUST RECEIVED.
A Fresh Lot of Sausage, Mince Meat,
Pork, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, &c:, &c.
FLOUR a specialty.
rrodnce sold on commission.
jan d-ly
DRIED JBEEF.
riHIP Beef of the very best quality, curcc
J in "the finest style, no i bone m it, cuts
smooth and no loss, and can be recom
mended to be unsurpassed by, any that we
have seen before, at
june 13) JNO. F. BUTT'S.
New Orleans Sugar ad Molasses
K Hogsheads Bright New Orleans Sugar.
V 10 Barrels Choice " " Molasses
Also 2 Hogsheads Demerara Sugar,-
I 2 " Molasses in
store and for sale at prices to snit the times
bv STENHOUSE, MACAUiiAY oc-CO.
dee!7 "
BRA ITU WAITS
Retrospect of Practical '-
Medicine and Surgery
Part MVI, January 1878.
Just in at ' '.
TIDDY'S.
Democrat and Home copy 6 weeks."
apL 10 - - - r
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
OUR Attention is called to fresh ? ar-
Jb flvarorfiheTynVbrcd Roasted Coffee,
by which a great saving is-effected
apr 14. . SYMONS & CO
HANDSOME Stock of Real Point, and
" Crape Collars, at ' : : S " ""V (
may9 ' B.KOOPMAN.;f'
t . : - . . . . . y " ?- t - .. j f . i
t 1 -.t " . - 11 ..,1 f .. i r fc. ill '
n RAND Aortment of Fine LacesV" 1 :tt
VJ lit B.KOOPM ANN'S; ;
may 9 - v - - - n "
WEST CAROLINA- ItECOCD.
PuWishexl ely,7A-Putlierfinit6nt:K:a
; BY CLENDENIN & CARPENTERf V
L VM QiJkBSxpm per .Aimum
The Record is published in (he -interest
of po ring, party, sect ,or creed, but labors
for the elevation, iiDproyemeat andgood
of all.. -1 iaay 31 -3ws.'"
Ckatlotte, Colnmbia & Augusta
. Hailroad. x t . i .
v Columbia, S. C, June 13, 1873.
GE& SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
3n and after
MONDAY
iedule win be
run Ver this Road -rJ.Ji s : ;'; I
TIME TABLE.! '.
ooisa south. No. 1. ' .
Leave Charlotte, "'
4.20 a. to.
9J0 a. m.
2.00 p. tn.
4.15 a. m.
8.42 a. m.
2.27 p. m.
3.15 a. m.
8.20 a. m.
Arrive at Columbia, "
Arrive at Augusta,
eoiNj ifOBTH. No. 2.
Leave Augusta,
Leave Columbia.
ArrivetSharlotte,
GOIKG SOUTH. No. 3.
Leave Columbia,
Arrive Augusta,
GOING NORTH. No. 4.
5.50 p.
10.47 p.
m.
h
Arrive Columbia,
Standard Time ten minut es slower than
Washington City time, and six minutes
faster than Columbia City time.
No. ;! Train daily. No. 2 Train daily.
Sundays excepted. Both trains make close
connection to all points Nortli, South and
Tliroiurli tickets sold and baggaee check
ed to all principal points.
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. Swpt.
E, R. Doesey, Gen. Fr'ght & Ticket Agt.
Jly 3
OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD;
OR,
Testimony From the Battle-Fields.
Under the alove title I propose to pub
lish first in newspaper, and subsequently
in b(Hk form, a series of articles giving the
war record of North Carolina from the
election. of Lincoln nv Nvv.-, 1860, to the
close of the war between the States in May
ISoo. My plan embraces three divisions :
1st. Accounts of each skirmish and bat
tle on the soil, or upon the waters of North
Carolina.
2nd. Accounts of every battle fought
during the war on the soil of any State, in
which any ot the troops of North Carolina
took part especial care being taken to
show what those troops did and suffered
in each of those battles, and what glory
and renown our officers and men fairly
won.
3rd. " A Southern Chart for all time."
An explanation of the third division of
the proposed plan will be submitted at a
later day.
That I may accomplish this arduous, but
pleasing self-imposed work, I invoke the
aid of all mv brother soldiers, and ask
them to furnish me material which can be
arranged and digested so as to form a com
plete record of the heroic needs ot tne sons
of Nortlf Carolina upon the battle fields of
the ttontedcraey ; aud especially do ask all
who can write to furnish me details of ev-
ery battle m wnicn iney parucipaiea, ana
the part borne by their immediate com
mands.
The time may not have come to write
this portion of North Carolina's History ;
but it has come to collect material ana ar
range it for the use of the future historian
The living actors will soon pass away, and
much valuable information, unless gath
ered now, will be lost forever. Hence,
after waiting tor several years tor some
one more competent to undertake the task,
I have determined to devote the remaining
years of my lite to tins labor ot love.
vield to none in love for my native State,
or in admiration for the gallant men who
have shed imperishable glory upon her.
I prefer to give these accounts nrst in
newspaper form, m order that omissions
and errors, if anv occur, may be pointed
out and corrected before the work shall
pass into more enduring form which it will
assume, should it prove what I desire to
make it, a valuable acquisition to the war
record of the South,
Several prominent actors in the war have
already promised their co-operation and
the valuable aid of their pens to lessen my
labors and to make the work complete
and I hoe to enlist an army of valuable
aid of their pens to lessen my labors and
to make the work complete, and I hojie to
enlist an army of valuable co-laborers 111
the orood cause as readily as did North
Carolina enlist her sons tp fight the battles
of the "Lost Cause,"
General officers from other States, who
commanded North Carolina, troops, are re-
sneetfullv asked to give me all the infor
mation in their possession, relative to the
conduct and bearing of those troops.
In endeavoring to do justice to the sol
diers of my native State, I certainly shall
most carefully abstain from doing injus
tice to those from anv other.
Mv brethren of the press will confer a
favor by giving the whole, or such part of
this Prospectus as they may deem proper
one or more insertions, calling attention
thereto.
1 Address "Our Living and our Dead,'
Newbern. N. C. - - .
The first number will be issued about the
10th of June. Subscription price $ 2 per
year in advance.
STEPHEN D. POOL.
Late Colonel 10th Reg't N. C. 8. T.
' june 5 lm
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Faiifleld.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John C. Mackerel!
; against
Plaintiff,
1
For;
Money
Demand.
James Donley, defendant.
To Janiei Donlev Defendant inHTds Action
r ; YoU fere hereby summoned and required
to answer the eomulaint -hv this : action,
which will he filed in the . office of - the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for
the said County, and "toerve a copy o
your answer on the subscribers at their, ef
rlce. No. 6. Law Range. Winnsboro .8. C ,
within twenty .days after tlveerriceof this.
summons.; exclusive ot tne : oay. 01 scr
? If vou"ffaiI 'to4 answer ttiUcomplaln
Within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff wil
take iodement against Ton: for thesnnvof
three hundred and seven dollars and costs.
'-Dated 14th Myvl873 -:
i- -. ; AIcCANT8&. DOUGLASS,
. , - - - Plaintiff's Attorneys.
To the Defendant Jame Donley ' , ' - ; .
Take notice that the summons in (this
action, of "which the . foregoing is' a. copy
together "whh'the, complaint herein, was
filed In the orfice of the Clerk -of the Court
of Common r Pleas forFairfield 'fconnty.
State of South Carolina .on thei 3rd Itl ay
of JunetiA. Djs1873.? 1 -w.'; -
MfiflA KT& A DOUfiLASS.
, r 'I v' " 'PlaintifiTs Attorneys. j
1 juuc o eyuvw.
sirjoiiToirjpusE.
STATEBViCliE; ff.; C.
. :0r - ' -fHHE
Proprietor of the above named
JL Hotel resTjectftrllv Invites the oeonle of
cnanotte and the pwjwe generally to call
on him wheat they vfsft StatesvUie. He
"pfill spare neither pains, nor money to
make the SIMONTON HOUSE a first dan
ttUl KLi, and worthy . of public patronage,
; ; 1. A. PKiujfi,
nov 25-tf Proprfeto.
1VTEW Spring Styles Hats and Bbffffftts.
Xi Kibbom' and Flowers, Just received
at MRS. QUERY'S.
mar 16
CARMINE and Violet Inks, at
VJ PUREFOY'S.
BRASS LETTER CLIPS, at
PUREFOY'S.
BREAKFAST BACON.
1AAA LBS Sugar Cured Breakfast Ba
X v U U con, inst reeeived and for sale by
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
apH7
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA,
Open June 1st,
THIS favorite and celebrated Watering
Place will offer additional attractions
this season. It possesses a magnificent
Ball Room, fine Billiard Rooms, Bowling
Alley for ladies and for gentlemen, and a
superb Croquet Ground, It will he kept
1 a style not surpassed anywhere in Vir
ginia. , . ,
The waters of these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases of Scrof
ula, msnneiit Consumption, chronic Bron
chitis, chronic Laryngitis, chronic Pneu- ii
monia, chronic Dyspepsia, chronic Diar
rhoea, chronic Dysentery. They are also
a great value in those affections which are
peculiar to the female constitution, and
as an appetiser, a toijio and a general re
storative, tney arc, pernaps, unnvauea
amongst mineral waters. - The Proprietor
has provided . for the lawns and ball room
a first-class band of music, and in general
all the sources of amusement and recrea
tion usually found at our best summer rt
sorts will be- at the command of the guests
at M Rockbeidgk Alcm." The place is
within from eleven to thirteen hours of
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, etc.,
by rail, all in daylight. Passengers leave
the cars of the Chesapeake arid Ohio Rail
road at Uoshen Depot, and new and ele
gant stage coaches, passing rapidly oyer a
smooth and level road of ouly eight miles,
set down the visitors at the Springs to tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIJSR,
Proprietor.
Dk. J. S. Davis, of the University, Resi
dent Physician.
Ai B. Doom, Office Manger.
S. M. Mcllew, Office Manager,
ga The Water for sale by J. II. Mc-
Aden, Charlotte, N. C.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on ap
plication. june 10 lm
EXCELSIOR ! !
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST ! ! !
TO PL AN TERS,
WE Offer the following Fertilizers :
Patapsco Guano, Chesapeake Guano
and Watson & Clarke's Super-Phosphate.
We have pleasure in again tendering to
our Farmers the above first-class Fcrtili
zers.
To those who have used them so many
years we need only say that they are guar
an teed to be fully up to their previous
high standard.
And to such as have not yet -used them
one trial will convince them that they are
superior to all others ; so make sure of a
supply and please hand in your orders
esirlv. as the consumption exceeds the
manufacturing power.
- For sale in any quantity, by
STENHOUSE, MACAU lAl
jan 10
Encourage Home Industry.
KAA COTTON Seamless leal Bags
OUIT made at Franklinsville, N. O,
and for sale by
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO,
apl 11
A PROCLAMATION.
By the Governor of North Cetrolfrret).-
EXECUTJYS Dbxstmest, )
Raleigh. June 10, 1873. J
Whereas, Official information has been
received at this Department that vacancies
PTist in the Senate branch of the General
Asspmh.v of North Carolina by -reawivof
the resignation of Hijiam E- Stiiey and
I. B. Respkss, Teprweiitiqg the Second
Senatorial District, ami that vacancies
pvist. in the lfouse of Representatives of
the said : General Assembly by ?a.sm of
the resignation ot Alkbjj) J. MoHPfsps
TonrpePtfltive from Lincoln uuuitv and
RrcHARnC. Badges representative fipom
Wake county. : .t .
Now. therefore. I Top R. Cauweia,
Governor of the State of North Carolina,
by virtue of authority in me vested by Jaw
do issue this ray. ioctaniation, .opniiaHu- 1
ing tne onenus 01 me wuuua wmjo'6
the Hecona isenaionai ui . yw
p-Alin!Lto open noils and hold selec
tion at the usual voting place tw md
Pnnnties nri THURSDAY THE SEVENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, Ai" 18T2, for two
Senators; and I do furtJier eowmand the
Sheriffs of Lincoln and Make eounties to
open polls and hold elections m their re
spective counties on , THURSDAY .THE
SEVENTH DAY OF. AUGUST A- D .
1873, for anieinber Of the House - of Rep'
resentatives, all of said elections tobehekL
votes comiiarcd and returns inade i aa
respects in accordance v with ;thepaws of
the State of North CJarolina ? t? 5
-:" Done at burr Citjr; of :Raleigh the 10th
. day of June, A D.4?73, and in
s. the nirie-seyeTrt&i'ear of Amen
can Indenendence. - i 1
a ..R.CALDWEi-l
By the Governor;
J. B. Neathesy. -
i snw, Private Secretsry:. rrJ--; '
News; Weekly-, BjUefeh, North Carolin
ian, Elizabeth City; Expres .Wasfengtott?
Observer,- Weekl r, Charlotte and Ameri
can, StatesvUle till day of elections " : -j
jnneUtaHg7 T r r.
' :r OO TO - ''""
T Ni SMITH for yoiif Vegetables
L jy. ?: also. " - -:
Fine lot of Hav. 1 6,000 Gooa ymon coun
ty Shingles. . For sale at - , .
J , . . - , r; J B. N ; SMITH S.
"may 9 -: "v -,''w -V 'tjr
THE
CHARLOTTE FAIR
J. T BUTLER'S 'I !
HEW GOODS,
Watches, Clocks, Jewel
jy, Diamonds, Silver
and Plated Ware,
Spectacles, &c.
nusic BOIES
AND MANY
TOO NUMEROUS
AT
J. T. BUTLER'S
OPPOSITE THE 5f ASfON HOUSE
October 22'
THE BANK OF MECKLENBURG
GJIARLOTTE, p. G.
Authorized, Capital $50Q,GC0,
Jas. TnnjfEn TtEfvP?c3ident.
Tuos. W. Dewey, Cashier,
F. H. Dewey, Asst. Cashier.
AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
TATE & DEWEY.
This Bank Chartered Under Act of the
General Assembly ad duly organized"
under Laws of the State of North Carotins,,
with ample means is prepared to transact
General Banking Business
and furnish accommodations to all its Cus
tomers on Liberal Ternisv
Th"e bank will receive Deposits subject to
Check, and will Allow Interest According:
to Agreement on all Deposits left on timef
or issue Certificates- of Deposit bearing h--terest
at the rate of
Sight per cent per Annum
on- aH stMs lying undrawn over thirty
days-.
Gold and Siltef Coin, Bullion and
Bank Notes Bough and Sold.
TMOS. W. DEWEY,
jan. 1 1873. - Cashier.
NEW YORK HERALD,-Received Dail
and sold at & cents e&eh, at
PUREFOY'S,
FlouTr FToar,
THREE Hndred Sacks Extra and Fam'
ily Flour in store and for sale by
STENHOUSE M-ACA-ULA & CO,
feb Tfo
JtLst Received
AT McMurray & Davis, a very large and"
elegant stock of Ready-ifiade Clothing
enibjwnW ALL 1H LAsTE SPRING
STYLES,
mar It
Wr 11. n. ttoirsToi & co.f
WHOLESALE GROCERS
and LIQUOR UE ALE RbV
TRADE STREET,
ARE daily receviflg large additions tor
their IsMiiense Stock, consisting of
Jt)ffee; . ' .:: . :
Sugar, Molasses, , . .
gyrups, Candles Soaps, '
8oda.Salt, Cadyf Crackers, ,0y8-j: , . .
fefsr Mack eel Liquors and Wines ; of all r,
kinds; to which they invite the attention
ot ; the Wholesale Trade, guaranteeing: -prices
and quality of goods. 1 v 'f ,
aay29!f .:. :'... 't i r ',,
PBOTECT ybUKSEtF
to Caaopies, Frames, Fixtures, for
Bedsteads and Ceilings Bars and Bobineitc;
for making Netts. C;dl and see them-
; ,f REM, BROWN. & P0'
- June 20dtaw?w ..'' - V
ciTf cjriAin scnooL"
llebaneville. U, C
V
fit
l&JESZ ROBERT BINGHAM, Sup'f-
jtaj. w. ar. uracay,v.s?i captt..!.. jsowwootr
Fall SessioN opens 25th July.
- Fo? Circulars, address, : , y,
ROBERT BING HAM. Sup' k
LANK BOOKS Just received at V
i "i PUREFOY'S;
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