The tpfiblrlbplrtcFJ
'' JDHKSTbNEJONB
Officev Bryce's Buadiog, Trade Street :
katss :-or yntsczirnox: :'
Daily, Onc y 1ft Wraii ;;..6 00
six months, In adVance.....; - a rai
Three Months;: to dva;.-i . 5044
Weeky;one Tear.. 2.00
y. & wtLtiAiisoir ca;' ;
THAT lot of choice Fout, iaUtrived
and.you will jlease call and see it, ImV
it and try"lt w warranted td saityda. i
juiy 10 .3,. '
140
Halves, Quarter and
Alo, a . coraplete assortment of fine
Chewing Tobacco. . - -1 July $
H NCOLNTON, ypRTH CAROLINA.
A THREE Story Brick BuildinR, with
large and . comfortable rooms , wejl
furriished,on the'bofttefraln- irtreet,'
anl ii themostdeblrabte porUoii pf ' town,,
ron venient to the celebrated Alum WeIk.
rersbns dcf5iring a, etiriirlYer ritrtpat'wift'
find -Lineolnton- unsurpassed and being;
more accessible,, will find it much cheaper.
Mes. L. II. KISTLER; -mar
4-6m Prbptietressr
NEW SXOUR.
Rcccivwl this morning a Lotof . very Su
perior Rye Flour. For sale by,
July 2. SYMOXS &C6.
ixoxtb:
fAA SACKS North Carolina Flour
t)U y) Freuh Ground, just received at .
STENIIOUSE, MACAU LAY fc OO'S
jmie 19 -
B. N. SITIITII,
COMMISSION' MERCHANT,'
A DEALKR. IX
Groceries, Country Produce, 6c ,
HAVING moved across-the Street innne
diately ojHite the Market Hunsc,
where our Vents are only " one-half of our
former place, enables us to otFer still iure
Uiitterin? inducements to our 'customers
tlan ever before. We shall continue to
deal in all kinds, of Family Groceries, all
kinds of Country Produce, puns Lirjuors,
:c. All -proluee wiisignel to us will re
ceive our personal attention and the best'
prices the market affords guaranteed.
In retuniing Our thanks fur the very,
flattering and unexjiected patronage be
stowed in the past, we hope by renewel
wnergy, retluced rent, working for smalt
profits, keeping reliable goods, and fair,
open aud. honest dealing in the future, to
merit a liberal share of the patronage of
the city aud surrounding countrv.
B. N. SMITH.
iuav 29
4
S
S3
.2
Carolina. Central Railway,
Until further notice the following sched
ule will be run over the Western Division
of this Road, to take effect Monday, Aug.
4th, 1873.
OOINO WEST.
Stations.
Charlotte,
Ri er Pump,
Tuckaseege,
Brevard's
Iron Station,
Lineolnton,
Cherryvillc,
Buffalo,
Arrive.
Leave.
5 00 a hi
5 49 44
5 58 44
6 32 "
7 20" 44
7 58 "
8 47 "
5 44 a m
5 53 "
G22
7 00
7 48 44
8 42 "
9 15 " :
COIO EAST.
Arrive.
Stations.
Buffalo -
Cherry ville,
Lineolnton.
Iron Station,
Brevard's.
Tuekaseege,
River PUnip,
Charlotte,
Ieave.
9 55 a m
10 28 "
1122 44 i
11 55 41
12 33 1 m
X 11 "
10 23 am
11 12 44
11 50 44
1 12 23 pm
12 57
1 06
1 55
ii
20 minutes for breakfast.
V. Q. JOHNSON,
aug 1 2wl Ass't. Sup't,
Democmt copy 2 weeks.
fJOTICE.
THE SecidVAnrTBaH Meeting of the
Stock UoldeWofth Mecklenburg Build
ing and IiOan.;AjoeiationwSll be held at
the office of M es&rs'Young1 Cochrane, on
Thursday vchJng August 7th,at 8 o'clock.
I K ' F.H.fDEWEY,
auglGt " fslXS'-t 'Trt!a8-
IN the Radical Camp, for sale at
Til
TIDDY'S.
THE cheapest and handsomest" Embrbi
. deries,at B. KOOPM ANN'S;
may 9 ,..", t .
A HE Daily receiving fresh aupplies W
GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES.
TOBACCO. SNUFF, CIGAR8, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, FRUITSr PRIZE CAN
IIES,&C, ' - a cf
: - We bay for CASH, and select, our goods
with care, All of which we will sell at . the
lowest price for CASH, i'-j .vM..
We f&l ?6hr thankful to? the generous
public-for past ; patronage, and hope by
strict attention to Che wants of the ; people
to still continue to meet their approval.
Our ; Stock; - is large and complete, we
flatter ourselves that we will please all
that give us ft call, . 1
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: : ' - , - , 1 I
; Vot. IX, CHARLOTTE, N. C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1873. No 1,393
U i Hj: " -
T . . 1 " i : ' i ; : -
I THE PURNITTmB
..
LAST OPENING.
I TJAyiNG rented the Store Room occu-
piea last year oy w.J. lllack & Co.,
T College Str?et,we begrto inform our
friends and the public, that "we will open
about the 1st September next with a full
Sfock of
CROCERIEO.
From now until then we will give our en
tire attention to a Commission business.
We respectfully solicit Consignments of
:" COTTON,
; GRAIN,
FLOUR, &c.t &e.
Guaranteeing highest Maakct prices and
prompt returns in every instance.
We refer by permission to
J R. Holland, Cashier M. & F. Nat. Bank,
M. P. Pegbam, Cashier 1st Nat. Bank.
Ttaos. W. Dewkv, Cashier Bk Mecklenburg.
T J. S. WILLIAMSON fe CO.
- june 21 ly
RICHARD ADAM,
RICHMOND
STEAM BAKERY,
12th Street, Below Main,
(Branches 51G Broad and 1524 Main,)
1 RICHMOND, "V.
Manufacturer of all kinds of Bread, Cakes
and Crackers, Wholesale and Retail. No
charge for delivery of Goods to Boats or
Cars. No Charge for Barrels,
niay 1 ly.
do for the Monntlns of North
Carolina via the Atlantic.
Tetinessec&OhioKailroadl
EXCURSION TICKETS are on sale at
I the office of the Atlantic, Tennessee
and Ohio Railroad, Charlotte, to and from
thefol lowing places :
Ashevillc, and return, $13.00
Marion,- 44 44 8.25
Morganton. 44 4 4 7 .00
Hickory Station, 44 5.75
Trains connect at Charlotte both ways
with C. C. & A. Railroad.
W. W. PEG RAM,
jul fi-lm Agent.
Columbia rhecuix insert 1 month.
THE "SILVER TOnCUE"
ORG'A X S
For Parlor Church and School.
Makufactcbed by
E, P. KEED HAITI A SON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1846.
Nos. 143, 145 & 147 East, 23d St. N. Y
Kesponsioie parties applying for agencies
in sections still . unsunniied, will receive
prompt attention and Iilerai inducements.
I'arties residing at a distance irom our au
thorized agents, Tnay onler from our -fac
tory. Send for illustrated price list,
juiy 12 Cm
May fashions, 1973.
BUTTERWICK.S Metropolitan,
Dcmorest's Monthly,
Godey's Lady's Book,
Peterson's; Magazine, ,: f,
Leslie's Xady s Journal, " "'
Harper's Bazar in every Mondav morning;
All the other Fashion Books received sooil
as issued, at . TIDDY'S
apl 18 Book Store.
GEKEBAI BARGAINS,
TN onler td make roornfor a heavy fall
A trade, we will ei; bargains in every
thing. - ,: tti 1 - rti;
We are ribvr dflfering all classes of goods
at prices that will not only please but in
sure ready sale. ! Call soon and examine
them. ,: ' ' - J- ;
McMURRAY & DAVIS
July 2G.
NOBf
OEflviOVR.
Q K rt SACKS Fresh Xirouna onn caro.
uuyjf... lin ; r anuiy; t j!.iour, j us v meet vea
and fbr.sale Vy - ' " ' " ' ' .
gTlBNHOUSE, M ACAULAY & CO.
ajdll -
i'CZalLjuJ Ail1-
1 - ;
lot of inSdaibmtsmkkm w to
20 Inch long Just received at t
juneia '" iPUREFQYB.,
' JEST RECEIVED. "u
1 LOT of French Note Paper with En-
BEAUTIFUL 'display of Jett Horn India
Rubbei'ttnd BlackXUtmett gVt i
may 9 A i , i:B. KOOPM ANN'S, f
HAVE you seen the B4by,Tpyt H6tse g
; TIDDY S and see it
june 19
AND
UNBBRTAKIXG,
F. EI. SHELT0II
HAVING greatly increased his Stock of
FURNITURE which consists in
part 01
Parlor. Suits lllack, Walnut
Painted Chamber Suits
French and Cottage
Bedsteads, Spring
Beds, Bureaus,
Washstands.
Teapoys, Folding
Tables, Lndie Work
Tables, Extension, and
Centre Tables, Whatnots Safes,
Excelsior and Cotton Mattresses. Chairs
and Stools . of various style and many
other things not necessary to mention.
ihe Undertakers Department is complete
from the cheapest Poplar Coffin to the
Finest Hexigan Head and Foot Walnut
Casket Half Glass Top, finished and trim
med in the most approved stvle.will be kent
constantly ready for use, all of which wUl
be sold at a most reasonable price.
.Returning many thanks for pastv favors
I most respectfully ask the citizens bf
Charlotte and surroundine countrv. who
have need 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. SCAILH.,
p-
c- ssi r m
CHARLOTTE, N,
Prescriptions prepared at 11
of the Day and night.
hours
Choice Green and Black Tea,
Selected especially-for Family and Inval
ids, at
SCAR ITS
june 29
Drug Store.
FRESH SPICES,
Just received a lot of select Spices for
Pickles, Preserves, &c, at F. SCARR'S
june 29 Drug Store J
Pure Salad Oil.
Finest article in Market,
at
june
F.
SCARR'S
29, 1872
Drug Store.
J.T.SUGGS,
(Successor to. Coit and Suggs,)
Trade St., next door below Merchants' &
Farmers' National Bank.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES & LIQUORS,
WHOLESALE & RFUL.
KEEPS constantly on hand a large and
well selected stock of BACON, LARD,
MACKEREL, FLOUR, MOLASSES, SU
GAR, COFFEE, TEAS, SPICES, CAN
DIES, SODA, SOAPS, CANDLES, SE
GARS, TOBACCO, Ac, fec. ALSO, Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Oats, &c, bought and sold
on commission,
jan 14-Om
BRAITH WAIT'S
Retrospect of Practical
Medicine and Surgery.
Pait EX VI, January .1873.
Just in at
TIDDY'S.
apl 10
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
Sl m v . . -a
Yu attention is caned to a iresn ar
rival of finely flavdred Roasted Coffee,
by which a great saving is cfiected
apr 14. SYMONS t CO.
TTANDSOME Stock of Real Point, and
AA Crape Collars, at
may 9 B. KOOPMANN'S.
GRAND Assortment of Fine Laces,
at B. KOOPMANN'S.
mav 9
WEST CAUOLIIVA RECORD.
Published Weekly, at Butherfordton, N. C.
BY CLENDENIN fe CARPENTER,.
At Two Dollars per Annum.
1 The Accord is published; in the interest
of no-ring, party, sect or creed, but labors
j ior the elevation, improvement and good
ot alii v may 31 3ms.
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
MRS. A. W. MIIXER gives notice that
she is prepared to accommodate
number of regular boarders . Her tableds
alwayssupplied with the .best fare -to be
had in this market; the rooms are airy
and beds clean, and pains , are taken to
make guests comfortable. : Terms reason
able.
LANDBETH'S GAEDE1T SEED,
: r ? y Warranted r Gfmuine a
- r- r i . ' t '
Early White Flat Dutch; Early Flat
Dutch, (Red ;Top,)Yelkw Aberdeen Am
ber GlopCj Sejren. jTop, 'Rutar Baga, Large
W. R. BUR WELL & CO V
; ..Spring'a'Corner.t
- r cbaVioite, nc:
July 18 ' ' - '-V-
;r- t: - , JXBIBD BEEF. ; .- - ; -
CHIP Beef of the very best quality, cured
in the finest stylej no bone in it, cuts
smooth and' no ' loss, and can ' be recom
mended to be unsurpassed by any, thajtwe
have-seerr before, at . , - - ..
juixel3J JNO v. Burrs.
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Eailroad.
10ot.uMBiA, S. C, June IS, 1?73.
. jgen. Superintendents office.
On arid after
MONDAY
JUNE, W iliQ following Schedule will be
run ver avs xvuau : ,
TIME TABLE.
OOIKO SOOTH. Nb. 1.
Leave Charlotte.1 4.20 a. m.
Arrive at Columbia, i 9.30 a.m.
Arrive at Augusta, 2.00 p, in.
GftINQ NOBTH. No. 2.
Leave Augusta, 4.15 a. m.
Leave Columbia, 8.42 a. m.
Arrive Charlotte, 2.27 p. m.
GOING 80UTH. No. 3.
Lea vc Col um bia , 3. 1 5 a. m .
Arrive' Augusta, 8.20 a. m.
doiNo xoBTii. No. 4.
Leave jAwnista, 5. 50 p. m.
Arri v Columbia, 10.47 p. m .
Standard Time ten minutes slower than
Washington City time, and six minutes
faster than Columbia Citv time.
No.: 1 Train daily. No. 2 Train dailv,
Sundays excepted. Both trains make close
connection to all points Aorth, South and
West.
Throuzh tickets sold and baggage check
ed to all principal points.
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. Stlpt,
E. R- Dorsky, Gen. Fr'ght & Ticket Agt.
jub' 3
OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD;
OR,
Testimony From the Battle-Fields.
Under the above title I propose to pub
lish first in newspaper, and subsequently
in book form, a series of articles giving the
war record of North Carolina from the
election of Lincoln in Nov., I860, to the
close of the war between the States in May
I860. My plan embraces three divisions :
1st. Accounts of each skirmish and bat-
tH on the soil, or ujon the waters of North
CamHiia.
2ixl. Accounts of every battle fought
during the war on the soil of any State, in
which av ot the troots ut Aortli Carolina
took iiirt especial care being taken to
, .1 . 1M J 1
-juow wnai niose 1 coons uiu ani sunereu
ih each of those battles, and what glory
and renown our officers and men i'airly
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 mav accomplish this arduous, but
pleasing self-imposed work, I invoke the
aid of all my 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 deeds of the sons
f orth Carolina upon the battle helds 01
the Confederacy; aud esecially do ask all
who can write to furnish me details of ev
ery battle in which they participated, and
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 and ar
range it for the use of the future historian.
The living actors will soon pass away, and
much valuable information, unless gath
cred now, will be lost forever. Hence,
after waiting for several years for some
one more competent to undertake the task,
1 have determined to devote the remaining
years of my life to this labor of love. I
yield 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 first in
newspaper form, in order tliat omissions
and errors, if any 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 iens to lessen my
labors and to make the work complete,
and I hope to enlist an army of valuable
aid of their pens to lessen my labors and
to make the work complete, and 1 hope to
enlist an army of valuable co-laborers in
the good cause as readily as did North
Carolina enlist her sons to fight the battles
of the "Lost Cause,"
General officers from other States, who
commanded North Carolina troops, arc re
spectfully 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 irom any other.
My brethren of the press will confer a
favor by giving the whole, or such part of
this Prosiectns as they may deem proper,
one or more insertions, calling attention
thereto.
Address 4tOur Living and our Dead,"
Newbern, N. C.
The first number will be Issued abont the
10th of June." Subscription price $2 per
year in advance.
STEPHEN D. POOL,
Late Colonel 10th Reg't N. C. S. T.
june 5 lm -
J? N. RQBSON,
Commission Merchant,
Nos. 1 & 2 Atlantic Wharf, & 68 East Bay,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
Having ample means for advances, a
business experience of twenty yearsj and
confining himself strictly to a Commission
Business, without operating on his own
account, rwpectfuJly sol icits consignmcn ts
of Cotton, Flour, Corn, Wheat, etc.
Shippers of Produce to him may, at their
option, have their Consignments sold eith
er in. Charleston or New Yorkj thus havi
ing the advantage of two Markets without
extra Commissions.
' TtEFEBElI CES :
Bishop W.Tkf. Wightman, 8. G.t Rev. T.
G. Summers,- Dv D.'t TennCol. Wm .John-,
son, Charlotte, N. C.f Hon. John P. King,
Augusta, Ga., Messrs. Williajns, Birnie &
Co., N.Y., Messj,?G,.W. .Williams & Co.,
Charleston, S, CV X
July 19 - . " 3m
: era the r A n,TTKtta.
W7e thiqk t)e plan .adopted for selling
Cttqri In, our . iuarket 'was done without
duttoriutati6tt andVwerein
favor of doing justice to ourlriends in eve
ry instance ; juid in future. will- abandon
the present plan nd resort, tp the . former
old fssbipned way Call at pur Store and
yte. will handle, your Cotton " without the
passl .. ' W H. It' HOUSTON & CO. :
July 1, 1873. 4w; 7 "
1
SIMONTOH HOUSE.
-X):
STATESYILLE, H. C.
rO:
THE Proprietor of- the ahore named
Hotel respectfully invites the people of
Charlotte and the public generalrV to call
on him when they visit Statesville. He
will spare neither pains nor money to
make the SIMONTON HOUSE a first class
HOTEL, and worthy of public patronage.
T. A. PRICE,
nov 25-tf Proprietor.
R. F. DAVIDSON,
DEALER IN
110, 4 wEST TRADE 8TSZXT,
Opposite Brem, Brown dt Co's. Dry Goods
more,
CHARLOTTE, IN". O.
Metalic Burial Cases, Caskets, Sprlne
Beds and Mattresses, and a full assortment
of Furniture, always on hand.
June 21
A PROCLAMATION.
By the Governor of Korth Carolina.
Executive Department, I
Raleigh, June 10, 1873. j
Whereas, Official information has been
received at this Department that vacancies
exist in the Senate branch of the General
Assembly of North Carolina by reason of
the resignation of Hiram E. Stilley and
J. B. Respkss, representing the Second
Senatorial District, and that vacancies
exist in the House of Representatives of
the said General Assembly by reason of
the resignation of Awred J. Morrison
representative from Lincoln County and
Richard C Badger Yepfcseiitative from
Wake county.
Now, therefore, I Tod R. Caldwell,
Governor of the State of North Carolina,
by virtue of authori ty in me vested by law
do issue this my Proclamation, command
ing the Sheriffs of the counties composing
the Second Senatorial District of North
Carolina to open polls and hold an elec
tion at the usual votiwg places in said
counties on THURSDAY THE SEVENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, A. D., 1872, for two
Senators; and I do further command the
Sheriffs of Lincoln and Wake counties to
open polls and hold elections in their re
spective c )iuititis. oja-.Til URSD A Y THE
SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D.,
1873, for a member of ;the JJouse of Rep
resentatives, all of said elections to be held,
votes compared and returns made in all
respects in accordance with the laws of
the State of North Carolina.
Done at our City of Raleigh, the 10th
day of June, A. D. 1873, and in
l. s. the nine-seventh year of Ameri
can Independence.
TOD R. CALDWELL.
By the Governor:
J. B. Neathery,
Private Secretary.
News, Weekly,. Raleigli, North Carolin
ian, Elizabeth City; Express Washington;
Observer, Weekly, Charlotte, and Ameri
can, Statesville till day of election.
iunf 14 taue7
lCLIOB
1 1
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST ! ! !
TO PLANTERS
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 Fertili
zers.
To those who have used them so many
years we need only say that they are guar
anteed 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
early, as the consumption exceeds the
manufacturing power
For sale in any quantity, by
STENHOUSE, MACAU LAY & CO.
jan 10
Encourage Home Industry.
rA A COTTON Seamless Meal Bags
QxJVj made at Franklinsville, N. C,
and for sale by
STENHOUSE, MACAU LAY & CO,
apl 11 ' - -- -'
A Soda Fount at Home, or, Nectar
Syrup.
Anew and invigorating Summer Bever
age, in which the carbonic acid gas is
so retained that it may be leisurely sipped
from the glass without losi g its sparkling
action. It is put up in convenient bottles,
for family use, each bottle making trofg
10 to 12 glasses of Cream .Nectar, or 50 to
60 glasses of lemonade. It is not impaired
by age, and is the most economical as well
as the most delightful beverage in market.
We have just received a few more dozen
of this syrup; which has Ijccii so much
sought after in this market..
juiy 26 B N SMITH.
Clean Up Tour Back Lots
IN obedience to a resoftftioo Passed by
the Board of Aldermen Monday night,
June 16th, 1 hereby notify the citizens of
Charlotte, to have their privys cleansed,
and to have all accumulations of trash and
filth, calculated to produce, sickness, re
moved from their premises. They will be
allowed, until the 21st of this month, June,
to comply with this notice. After that day
the Marshal will visit their premises, as he
is authorized to do, and report every per
son whose lot is not cleansed according to
this order. And they will be fined five
dollars for eaeh and every day such nui
sance remains Onabated'. ' ";
W, F. DAVIDSON,
june 18 . Mayor,
BFew Orleafe Sugar ncL Holasses.
5 Hogshead Brigh"JfW-Orlean Sugar.
10 Barrels Choice, N ... 4 Molasses,
Also 2, Hogsheads. Denierara Sugar, -2
Molasses m
store and lro-saTe a pfi&s tri suit the times
by STENHOUSE, mACAULAY & CO.
decl7- ':. -Nf.?if?-.'. ? !w,: .
KA BAGS Con Kdrv'SO
Rhls Shear: 100 Boxes Soda; 100
Oysters, 50-Boxes CckefsT'whlch tre ofJer
as low as the lowest, .
W. H. H. HOUSTON & CO.
frwtyW' jar::
ON'T FAIL TO CAL at Meacham's.
He is selling out at cost. for Cash,
apr 27 3m , .
FWMMIWWME,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One SqQare one time
41 00
. 1 50
two days
(i
1
M
It
M
tnreeaays
four day,.,.
five days
one week
two weeks
three weeks....
.. r
2 60
2 50
3 00
3 50
5 00
6 50
M
8 00
Contract Advertisements taken at
proportionately low rates. .
Five Squares estimated at a quarter-col"-umn,
and ten squares as a half-colttmn.
THE
GHAELOTTE FAIR
AT
J. T BUTLER'S ! !
NEW GOODS.
Watches, Clocks, Jewel
ry, Diamonds, Silver
and Plated Ware,
Spectacles, &c.
MUSIC BOXES
AND MANY
OTS"!SB ARTICLES
TOO NUMEROUS
to zMrzEri'riarEr.
AT-
J. T. BUTLER'S'
OPPOSITE THE MANSION HOUSE
October 22
THE BANK OF tfECKLESBTJEa,
CHAELOTTE, N. C.
Authorized Capital $500,000.
Jas. Turner Tate, President.
Thos. W. Dewey, Cashier,
F, H. Dewey, Asst, Cashier.
AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
TATE & DEWEY.
This Bank Chartered Under Act of tho
General Assembly and duly organized
under Laws of the State of North Carolina,
with ample means is prepared to transact'
General Banking Business
and furnish accommodations to all its Cus
tomers on Liberal Terms.
The bank will receive Depraifs sttbject to
Check, and will Allow Interest According
to Agreement on all Deposits left on time,
or issue Certificates of Deposit bearing in
terest at the rate of
Bight per cent per Annum
on all sums lying undrawn over thirty
days.
Gold and Silver CtAti, Bullion and
Bank Notes Bought and Sold.
THOS. W. DEWEY,
jan. 1 1873. Cashier.
Ttf"EW YORK HERALD, Received Dally
1 v and sold at 6 cents eaeh, at
mar 6
PUREFOY'S.
Flour, Flour.
THREE HnndredSacfcs Extra and Fanr
ily Fkmr in store and for sale bv
sTENHOtSE, MACAULAY & CO.
feb 13
Hit Receitcd
AT McMurray & Davis', a very large ami
efegairt stock of BcdV-rtiadr Clothing
embracing ALL THE LATE SPRING
STYLES,
mar 21
W. . 11. HotrsTOiS & co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
and LJQtTOR DEALERS,
TRADE STREET,
ARE daily rcecving large addrtfons ij
their Immense Stock, coisting of
Cbflee,
Sugar, MolasseK,
Syrups, Candles, Soaps,
Soda, Salt, Candyv Crackers, Oys
ters, Mackerel, Uqaors anxl Wines of art!
kSridft to- Which they invite the attention1
of the Wholesale Trade, "guaranteeing
prices and quality of gopdsv
may . -
FROM the J mOSQUITOEH!" We bave just
receited large assortment of Mosqui
to Canopies, Frames, Fixtures, &c. for
Bedsteads and Ceiling, Bars and Bobiftette,
for making Netta. Call and sec them '
-r 1 BREM, BROWN CO.
june 20 dtaw2w ,
miVGnAlfl SCHOOL.
lletfttfieville, N. C.
. 3IAJ. ROBERT BINGnAM, Sup't.
iir. B. LT?TCW. CAW. T. l KORWOOD'.
Fall Session opens SSthJaly
For Cfrculars, dress,' '
Maj. ROBERT BINGHAM, Sop't.
. Jttnel31mA. ' ;
LANK BOOKS, inst received at
X
V.