The Charlotte Observer.
CBLISHIX DT '
JOHNSTONE J0NK8.
Office, Bryce'a Building, Trade Street.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS:
JOS. P. CALDWELL, Local Editor.
LOCAL DOTS.
The Pall Term of Superior '.Court opens
to-morrow.
All the indications point to the
fact that the "press gang" will flock
to the Fair in large numbers.
Charlotte has another case of the "fly
ing poijies," and it is refreshing to a man
who has the panic, just to go down and see
the money changing hauds.
Visitors to the Columbia Fair report to
us that many of the people of that city
will in attendance upon the Fair of the
Carol in as.
The trestle on the North Carolina
Railroad at the foot of Fourth Street
hfts been so nearly completed as to
permit of trains passing over it.
Mr. Phillip S. Whisnant, of this
city, took ftpremium at the Columbia
Fair on'specimens of his manufacture
of hubs and' rims.
Electro Biology. Professor Frank, a
genius of considerable celebrity, as we learn
will exhibit his powers of magnetism in
Miller's Hall n ext Thursday night.
Active. If "the bright day brings forth
the ad lor," it no less brings forth the sew
in? ma line agents ; and it is -estimated
by u i t . r 1 1 of ours who has a mathemati
cal turn of mind, that t very machine in
the different offices of the citv, was driven
500 miles up an.down the streets yester
day. Col. Pat Don am This gentleman, the
editor of the Lexington, (Mo.) Caucasian,
passed through this city yesterday morn
ing on his way to Richmond, Va. He stop
ped in the city about two hours. Col.
Donan is described to us as a splendid look
ing man, about six feet tall, and one who
talks pretty much as he writes jn a free,
open and rather tearing-down style. He
was on his way from the Columbia Fair.
A Handsome Compliment. The Hills
boro Recorder, a paper whose good words
are valuable to us, has the following to say
of the Obsebveb. We will be pardoned foT
reproducing the article :
"The Charlotte Observer has ehangedfits
style of getting up, and is certainly much
improved by the alteration. The paper is
not only sprightly in 'its local columns but
is able, reliable, and dignified in its edito
rial department."
"The Root of All Evil' and How It
Got John Hayes Into Trouble. Yester
day about noon. Mr Glenn, a clerk in the
store of Messrs W H H Houston & Co
missed his pocket-book which contained
about $12 in money. Policeman Black
welder was notified of the matter, and pro
ceeded to look up the case. He was not
long in arresting John Hayes, colored,
and taking him before Justice W F David
son. The evidence was conclusive, and
in default of $25 bail, the offender" was
committed to jail.
The Good Templars. At a regular
meeting of Hesperian Lodge, No. 9, I O G
T, held on Thursdiy night, Nov ISth, the
following officers were installed for the en
suing quarter :
R M Crawford, W C T,
Bettie White. W V T,
G B Hannon. W Chaplain,
T W Pratt, W R S,
J Rosseler, WF 8,
J F Butt, W Treasurer,
J B Bethtrae, W M,
Julia Franklin, I S,
J J Grigs, O S,
Rose White, R H S,
Mattie Motley, L H S,
Emma Eagle, A S,
Ella Franklin, D M,
J Ritchie Lawrence, PWC T. .
Fair Items. A cluster of cotton grown
on the plantation of David Dickson t Esq
the celebrated Georzia nlanter, has been
received and will be exhibited at the Fair
Quite a number of horse9, cattle and
sheep, some of them of the best breeds
known in the world, arrived yesterday
from different directions and others wil
be here to-morrow.
The racing pool has been disposed of to
Mr P R Rummell, and will be under his
control. -
From the number and character of the
entries made, we believe that the trials of
speed will be the best and most interesting
ever witnessed in North Carolina;
We call attention to the advertisement
of Dr. Jo. Graham, invitine the ladies of
the city to meet on .Tuesday morning in
the parlor of Mr. Thos..W; Dewey. ; .
It has been deemed' advisable to pteep
the Fair Grounds closed to-day, r- and no
visitors will be admitted.
The lilver and bronzed medals of, the
Society wersxeceiTeafcy express yesterday:
and will be delivered to those who are en
titled to them at the proper time." A speci-
uieu can De lean at me cnsir tvrv vi
Leak Co.' ' , , -
The managers are busily' at work all the
time, making every, arrangement , for he.
xhibition, and no stone will be left un
turned to make the Fair of the 'Carolina
the grandest event of the season.
i J , . .
VoL- X CHARLOTTE N. C. SUN D A Y, NOyEMBER , 16$ Mr
Found. A bunch of five keys on a
ring, was tound on the streets yesterday
and left at this office. The ring has on it
the words : "Miss M F Bailey, Richmond.
Va." The owner ean get them by personal
or written application to this office.
A Striking Contrast. The Char-
otte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road has one conductor who weighs
00 lbs., and another who measures
six leet nine inches and a half in
height. Just think of the contrast !
A Row. A disturbance took place
ast night near the N. C. Depot, but
it occurred at too late an hour for us
to get the particulars. It was noth-
ne very serious in its nature. The
parties to it were negroes.
Fix the Bridge The bridge near
he Fair Grounds across the public
road, should be fixed this week. It
in an unsafe condition, and as
many persons and vehicles will pass,
over it next week, it is highly impor
tant that it should be repaired.
Absent from the City. Rev. Fath
er J. B. Hands, pastor of the Catho-
ic Church of this city, is absent in
Baltimore, collecting money for the
purpose of building a new church in
Charlotte. Owing to this absence
here will be no services in St. Peter's
Catholic Church to-dav.
For the Legislature. Maj. J. Sol.
Reid, one of the members of the
ower House of the Legislature from
this county, left last night for Ral
eigh, to be present at the opening of
the session to-morrow. Capt. War
ing and Col. Brown are detained here
by business in Court ; they propose
eaving on Tuesday evening;
Cotton for the Week. Sales dur
ing the past week were light, compri
sing 659 bales. Under more favorable
elegrams from leading points, prices
gradually improved, and gained on
the close of last week from 1 to J
cents. This brings Low Middling to
13, and Middling 131. A slight re
duction was perceptible at the close,
owing to a decline reported at New
York.
Drcnk and Disorderly. Albert
Wallace, a countryman well known
in this city, was drunk on the streets
yesterday afternoon, and inthatcon-
tion was disposed to be uproarious.
After giving him every 'opportunity
to get out of their way, the police
seized him, and despite his resist
ance, carried him off to the guard
house. The affair occasioned con
siderable excitement on Trade Street
Dr. Columbus Mills. 'WTe learn
that this excellent gentleman, the
President of the Fair of the Caroli
nas, attracted to himself considerable
attention at the Columbia Fair, as a
specimen North Carolinian, and by
virtu a of his office as President of
our Fair. He was granted the privi
leges of the judges' stand nd a seat
in the convention of the members ot
the Society.
The Press and Onr Fair. We can
only find room for a few among the
manv article which appear in the
columns of our exchanges, in rela
tion to the Fair of the Carolinas.
We ?ive the folio wine. The first is
rom the Gainesville (Ga.,) Advertiser:
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary to the Third Annual
Fair ot the carolinas, to De neia in
Charlotte, beginning on the 25th
ins. We are proud to see those no
ble old States manifesting such an
industrial and euterprising spirit,
and hope their efforts will not prove
abortive, but that it may succeed far
beyond tneir most paiigume
pectations. WTe learn the grounds
are laree and commodious. Gen
Wade Hampton of South Carolina
will deliver the annual address. This
is a rare opportunity for his old com
rarfps in arms to hear his familiar
voice again. Let no one who can go
fail to attend.
The Statesville Intelligencer has an
ortir.1 more than a halt column in
length, which concludes as follows
We learn "that the managers have
I done, and are doing everything that
they can to mate tnis rair oi ine
Carolinas" a erand success. WTe
resume, as usual, the different rail
roads leading into Charlotte, will is
co h If tickets. We understand
t Kofi nntKinsr has been left undone
add ttfthe attraction of the
dc6a ion and recompense the exhibit
rtrVnti visitors for their annua
Var visit to Charlotte. So let every
uja whn, has a few dimes to
spend these;' 'panicky times.
The Rutherford Record says :
: We are triad to learn that severa
eetlemenrom McDowell county
will attend the Fair of the Carolinas
nitW ortir.lo for exhibition. Al
4-U-. AsNiVntfod 'fn'tVllS fi ACt.lOn ShOUld
ho rArtrAQAntAf! at Charlotte. Ine
coming Fair is expected to be a gfea
success.
Superior Court. There are for
trial in the Superior Court which be
gins to-mni-row, 270 cases ; 76 enses
on the State docket, and 1U4 cases on
the civil docket. There are no cani-
j
tal cases to be tried. Joe Baker, for
the murder of Newton Wilfonsr. col
ored, will be re-sentenced, his couu-
sel having, after his last conviction,
appealed for a new trial, which re
quest was not granted.
Statesville Intelligencer We
notice a valuable accession to the
editorial corps of this paper, in the
person of P. II. Pendleton, Esq. Mr.
Pendleton is a gentleman of culture
and talent, and will add much to the
character and ability of the paper.
We extend to him the right hand of
ellowship, and nope that his con
nection with the press may be both
pleasant and profitable.
The C. M. I. A correspondent of
he Charleston Sens and Courier, wri
ting of the Greenville Fair, mentions
the presence of Col. J. P. Thomas,
having the following to say of him
and the Carolina Military Institute :
Among the visitors to the Fair
was Col. J. P. Thomas, superintend-
ent'of the Carolina Military Institute,
or Charlotte, JN. C. The colonel is
traveling in the interest of his insti
tution, the curriculum of which em
braces mathematical and physical
sciences, Relies lettres, languages and
a commercial ceurse, in addition to
he military and physical training.
Col. Thomas has undertaken a work
which, if properly supported by the
people of the Carolinas, will prove of
incalculable benefit to the rising gen
eration. His terms are onlv $300 per
year for board, tuition andooks. It
is gratifying to know that the insti
tution has already received a liberal
patronage."
FROM THE CAPITOt.
The Spanish Imbroglio Diplomacy
.Blooming.
Washington, Nov. 14. Special dis
patches from the North indicate
that the Navy Department is verv
active and will soon have a powerful
fleet in Cuban waters not, as the dis
patches represent, for active hostili
ties, but to protect shipping and over-awe
the volunteers, thus aiding
Spain to restrain them. One of these
dispatches concludes : "The attitude
of the Administration with reference
to the lrginius affair is not one of
opposition to the present Spanish
Government. It seeks to become an
ally of Spain; to help her crush the
perpetrators of the barbarities which
ave been of almost daily occurrence
in Cuba for several years. So far as
the State Department is concerned,
there is nothing to indicate that it
has any decree that the end should
be the breaking up slavery in the Is
land, but that bloodshed might be
stopped. The action of the Govern
ment in sending dispatches to Minis
ter Sickles with the directions at
once to inform the Spanish Govern
ment that the United States would
insist upon protecting her citizens,
If the required protection could not
be anorded bv hpain, was one of
friendship to Spain and not a men
ace.
At least this is tne way it appears
to-night, and the sending of war
ships into Cuban waters is not that
they may be on hand prepared to
watch the Spanish, but to watch the
Cuban authorities, acting under the
government ot bpain. It is stated
to-night that the entangling tapes of
diplomacy were cut by the Jrresident,
and that he personally wrote a dis
patch to Siekles, at Madrid, directing
an oner ot co-operation to be made
to the President of Spain. Not the
slightest doubt is entertained in orfi
cial circles but that the bpanish gov
ernment will accede to the proposi
tion, and that all details will be ar
ranged without the delay usually at
tending diplomatic transactions. It
is well known here that the intimacy
between Castellar and Sickles is of
the closest character, and it is believ
ed that the former will cheerfullv
and even gratefully accept any prop
osition looking to a closer relation
ship between the countries. Thi:
view of the case accords with desires
and understandings of the State De
partment, who had always looked
upon the opanian people witn en
larged generosity.
MORE SPANISH UARBARITY. A pri
vate letter from a trustworthy source,
dated Havana, 6th. says.: . An ofhcia
telesram was received at the falace
from Puerto Principe of an engage
ment between a Spanish force and a
column oi insurgents unuer com
mand of Sanguila, in which the in
surgents were severely beaten, losing
twenty Kiiieu ano eignty lasen pris
oners.
The Spanish commander caused
all the prisoners to be shot, psado par
U)s artnos. on ine iieiu oi uauie. xue
Governor of Puerto Principe upon
hearing ot it took the command
away from the Spanish commander
and arrested nim, telegraphing the
event to the Captain General.- The
latter immediately telegraphed to
Puerto rnncipe, causing ano com
mander .ta be, reinstated, and order
ing the Governor to Havana; t it is
thought here: that the GoyernorJ'eels
undae sympathy towrads the insur
gents through te influence of nis
wife who is an attnt of the late Agra
monte. : " '
I ' ' : : . . . . .
The Key to Bleaffh.
It is the easiest thinar'in the world to
lose the blessing of health." but. when lost
it ij not so easy to regain it. The jxpular
Men of fifty years ago thnt a trememkns
scoring of the bowels was an essential
element of cure in almost all diseases has
fortunately for mankind been pretty effec
tually exploded. The introduction of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, nearly a quar
ter of a century ago, may be said to have
giveri the coup de grace to drastic purgation.
The world has learned from the beneficial
effects produced by that admirable prepar
ation, that one medicine may embrace the
three properties of atonic, a laxative, and
an alterative ; that the three curative pro
cesses of invigoration, purification and re
gulation may be composed at the same
time by the operation of a single agreeable
remedy. There ore sound, philosophical
reason's for the remarkable improvement
which the Bitters occasion in the condi
tion of a deranged and enfeebled system.
This pure combination of vegetable juices
not only strengthens the stomach, stimu
lates the appetite and braces the nerves,
but also imparts tone and vigor to the sec
retory organs as the skin, the liver, and
the kidneys ; and if the blood has become
too thin and watery to norish the body pro
perly, enriches and vitalizes that "raw
material" of all the solid portions of the
frame. At this period of the year, when
intermittent fevers, bilious disorders, stom
ach complaints, and dysenteric and diar
rhceic ailments are more or less rife, occa
sional doses of the Bitters will be found
the best safeguard against the atmospheric
conditions which generate them. An ac
cession of general vigor is necessary to en
able the system to resist the morbid influ
ence of the malarious vapors which rise
from the earth at this season ; and of all
the known invigorants, Hostetter's Bitters
is tbe safest and the most potent.
Hew Advertisements.
ELECTRO BIOLOGY.
MILLER'S HALL,
Thursday Nigttt.
PROFESSOR FRANK,, will exhibit his
power of Magnetism at Miller's Hall on
Thursday night next, the 20th inst. These
exhibitions hayebeen received with great
favor wherever given. nov 61
NOTICE.
ON Thursday, the 26th instant, the Hon.
DUDLEY W ADAMS, of Iowa, Mas
ter of the National Grange of the Patrons
f Husbandry, will address the visitors at
the Fair of the Carolinas, in Charlotte, N.
C. j There will be a grand procession of
thePatrons.in rebalia, on the occasionand
all Patrons from South Carolina are. cor
dially invited to unite with us on that fes
tal dav. 1V ordi-rW. S- rJATlxilw,
T. L. Vail, Master State Grange.
Secretary, nov 16
To the Farmers of Itfecklen-
1 iii'S County.
WE hear from all quarters that our ap
proachingFair will be well patronized from
othpr counties in the State and from the
adjoining States.
We respectfullv appeal to you to make
an exhibition of the farm products, and
let your wives and daughters exhibit speci
mens of their handy work, and thus show
the world what old Mecklenburg can do.
Books showing premiums offered can be
obtained on amplication. Remember the
Fair commences November 25.
T. L. VAIL, Sec'y.
All city papers copy. " nov 11
Fresh Oysters !
WE are now cettins: 'them every day.
when the weather is cold enough. Leave
your orders with us in the evening and
you can have them early next morning
sent to any part of the city.
Also, just, received, bushels ot elegant
Irish Potatoes, at J. F. BUTT'S
nov 5 Market.
FAIR OF THE CAROLINAS
Trials of Speed.
The Executive Committee announce the
following important changes in the rules
governing this department:
The entrance tee in all cases is aoonsnea.
The contesting horses must all be enter
ed by 5 o'clock, p. m. of the day preceding
the trial. JOS. GRAHAM,
nov 15 Chr. Ex. Com.
City papers Raleigh Neieg Columbia Phceniz
and .Savannah Neiet please copy one time.
To the Ladies of Charlotte!
The Executive Committee of the Fair of
the Carolinas, desiring to make the ap
proaching Fair a success, and feeling that
with the co-operation of the ladies success
is certain, respectfully invitethe ladies of
Charlotte to meet with them in conference
on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock a. m., in
the parlor of the residence of T. W. Dewey,
at Bank of Mecklenburg.
JOS. GRAHAM,
nov 15 Chr. Ex. Com.
City papers copy.
Charlotte, Col; & Aug. E R. Co.
Columbia, S. C, November 12, 1873.
THE Stockholders, at the regular annual
meeting, having failed, owingtoa want
of quorum, to elect Directors, a general
meeting of the stockholders of this Com-
Eany for that and for other purposes, will
e held in the city of Columbia, ' on FRI
DAY", the twenty -first instant, at 12 o'clock
M. By order of the Board of Directors,
JOHN B. PALMER,
nov 1-4 td -s ' President.
THE Subscribers are now receiving and
have-in store the following line of
goods direct from Importers, and to those
at all sceptical we will show the Bonded
Warehouse receipts : .
3 Casks Burgundy Port, Ex Larkspeer,
3i 44 Malaga Wine, Baltic,
li Pipe Jamaica Rumr " Mullen,
10 Gals Ramsay Scotch Whisky, Mullen,
14 Pipe Crown Fish Gin,- Ex Maas
2 Cases Fiorio Port, " ' . - " "
2-:.,.:."-..PinetCastellon & Co., Cognac,
2 " E Simpson & Co's Bitters, ;,'?
2 Baskets Krug Wine, Pints. . K
To conhisseors s we can offer something
choice, at . . ' .
-,, W.aH.HOtrSTON&CO'S.
noy U -'T Trade Street, Charlotte,
rriHfe undersigned have recefvei'a 'com'
A5 ,plete'aiid";fnll Une "tit Groceries; "Coh-
tectionerie?,f; M.iysieal, instruments, Toys,
Christinas Goods,' cigars,' tobacco, &c,
which they-afe 'selling low fefash, and,
to pun efcuul customers. . , , ..
, A. U. NIStfET & BRO. .
CALL atf A'! Nisbet BroV arid fcitv
coffee j sugars, i mo! assew-tEas, fcjheese
and salt, i .
CALL at A R- Nisbet '& BrO's and buy
French candies,' iioyr candles.': sugar.
fruits, stick candies, &c. , . . ,.
1ALL at A It Nisbet & Bro'S and 'buy
J accordeans. violinsguitars, ta'mborine's
music boxes, &c. ... ,
lALLatAK Nisbet & Bro's and buy
toys of all kinds, for children.
CALL at A R Nisbet & Bro'a and buy
torpedoes, cannon and small fire-crack
ers, albums, vases, work boxes, &c, suit
able for Christmas presentfsoi
tlALLatAIi Nisbet ok Bros and buy.
f tine plug tobacco, smoking tobacco, of
several brands, with a large ijuantitv and
quality of cigars.
All of the goods mentioned by A It Nis
bet & Bro can be bought at wholesale and
retail prices.
NEW IDEA RESTAURANT .
THE New Idea Restaurant is now open
to the public, in tbe basemeut of the
New Idea Saloon. The public is respect
fully invited te give a call.
BENNETT BARNES.
nov 11 lm
BANANAS! BANANAS!!
Oranges ! Oranges ! ! Oranges
Cocoanut Cakes,
i 1 1
Gocoanut Candy,
Almond Candy,
Peanut Candy,
Lemons, Lemons,
Apples, Apples,
All received to-day, and going, goim?
oft
cheap at the l1 ran Klin Bakery.
U. S. HOLTUN & CO,
nov II Opposite the Market.
Free Lunch
EVERY Day from 11 to 12 o'clock, at the
New Idea Saloon. nov 11 lw
FOIl SALE.
50,000 Strawberry plants,
60,000 Concord & Clinton Grape Cuttings,
for sale by . . S. T. MICKEY,
nov 11 2w Salem, N. C,
Notice- -Election.
To the Citizens of Charlotte :
A T a special session of the Board of Al
xx dermen of the city of Charlotte, held
October 28th, 1873, it was ordered that an
election.be held on the questiorrof issuing
$30,000 of Bonds ot the city of Cnariotte,
as per charter ot the city, lor the purpose
of retiringand paying off the floating debt
ot the citv.
This plan of settlement is deemed most
advisable by the Board, inasmuch as it
will not necessitate an increase of the re
gular annual city tax. The future reve-;
nues of the city at the present rate of taxa
tion on property being deemed sufficient
to pay the interest regularly upon all of
bonds hereafter outstanding, including as
well those now proposed, as those already
out. (Besides the ordinary expenses of the
city.) If the citizens shail decline to vote
the bonds now proposed, it will become
necessary to levy an additional special tax,
or the city will be compelled by the courts
to levy an additional tax for the purpose
of paying off its floating debt.
The Board, therefore, recommend that
the citizens vote to authorize the issue as
above said.
In pursuance of the above order the citi
zens of this city are hereby notified that
an election will be held on Saturday,
the 22nd inst, at the usual polling places
in the several wards, at which those per
sons, who agree to the issue of bonds as
above said, will vote on a ballot written or
printed, the word, "Bonds ; ' and those
parsons opposed to such issue, will vote
"No Bonds." The holders of said election
will be appointed by the Mayor.
By order ot the .Board ot Aldermen.
W. F. DAVIDSON, Mayor,
F. Nash, Clerk & Treas. Nov 5 te
R EMBER
The 3d of December.
Those who nronose investing, (and who
does not ?) in tickets for the
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOE THE BENEFIT OF THE
Pule Library of Kentucky
Which comes off in Louisville on the 3d of
December next, have no time to lose.
Only 60,000 Tickets.
HAVE BEEN ISSUED, AND
12,000 CASH GIFTS $1,500,000
Will be distributed as follows
LIST OF GIFTS:
One Grand Cash Gift $J50,OUO
One Grand Cash Gift 100,000
One Grand Cash Gift 50,000
One Grand Cash Gift 25,000
One Grand Cash Gift 17,500
10 Cash Gifts glO.uoo eacn iuu,wu
30 Cash Gifts
50 Cash Gifts
80 Cash Gifts
100 Cash Gifts
150 Cash Gifts
250 Cash Gifts
325 Cash Gifts
5.000 each 150,000
1,000 each 50,000
500 each...... 40,000
400 each 40,000
300 each 45;000
200 each 50,000
loo each 32,500
11,000 Cash Gifts
5U each 550,000
Whole Tickets, $50. Coupons, Tenths,) $o
Eleven Tickets for $500. ......
For tickets or information, address
THQMAS E. BR AM LETT.
Agt Pub Libr Ky, and Manager Gift Con
cert, Public Library Building, Louis
ville, Kv. - nov 84w
For Sale.
House and J-ot on
Trade Street, near Air
lane & Statesville
and nantrv,
nnd fcitchen and all necessarv out-housea
Gat den covering more than one acre pf
ground. Well of good water. Everythin
new and for sale cheap. Apply-to . i?
:. nov4J.tr j- i J. K. HOLLAND.
- fTTTST. received, a fine lot of chestnut?.
tl Also, some, very nne, inenow, juicv -nles.
J. F. BUTT,
k .
One Square one time......... ,...$! 00
" thrfcSfHH
nifilifdaysm 2 50
" five days...., ....,..... S 00
" ...jone week-....,--.---..-.. ZrlQ
tw6'weekrf....'.:.r; 6 oo
three weeka-.-r.i-: ft 0
HrSSvwhienltai it
proportionately. Jow rates.
Five Squares estimated at .a qturter-cot-umn,
andqi&fipgl&ftwni!.
7 t4 Mst Received
ON.ccdisignrAentand.fbj sale,
' 1 ExhressWaeon.' "
id
eheap
:-)-. 12. ShuekJind-Cotton .'Mataws, . 'qjp.
., , ,10,000 Clay Pipes,
! 56 'Dezen t5art Prtl
rult.
Xtedf : . large lot o Giaasware i i c
' Auc. Si CoW'SfeTblmi1'
novT-tf
Btfl; Arp's Peace Papor
. V D EDI IC'A S H UN.
hi.
TQ'he haTm,d,fJrmlegd, tinptoikdnV,
ruiipmnhtdnod; anJ iinjrtOw
jieraot the Copfelrlt tates, soMSdUd, L,
dedicate this took".' Theix'iinaHektAd, "un-L
coiuplanin patieaceiin peaces so-called, .is
equaled onlyby theix unUrnth.'d find un
teryfied Valor in Wm.""'; BtLL ARP. '
For sale at TIDDY'S.
nov 7-tf -., . . , ,
On Hand,
ORANGES, Lemons, Raisins, Dates, and
Nuts, cheaper than ever at
nor 7-tf PUREFOY'S-
Come and See
nriHE Nice French Candies at
A PUREFOY'S.
nov 7-tf
JUST RECEIVED,
A FULL STOCK of Notions and Toys
at
PURKPOY'S.
nov 7-tf
OH YES OH YES I !
THOSE FINE Northern Apples have
arrived to-day.
Also, Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, of every
description, iMtron, Cocoaniita, Raisins,
Mince Meat, Cigars, Durham Smoking
Tobacco, Ground Peas, by the wholesale,
Pure Home-made Candy, at wholesale
cheaper then the same can be bought in
Charlotte.
Another Lot of Sausage, and many othr
er articles coming by every train. . Mince
Pies every day.
Opposite Market, Franklin Bakery,
nov i-tf C. S. HOLTON k CO,
MONEY ! MOHEY WASTED !
GOODS SOLD AT
Panic Prices
TAKING into consideeation the existing
state of affairs, such as low pfige of Cot
ton, scarcity of Money, and a general de-
Eression in every branch of business ; I
ave firmly resolved that I will henceforth
offer my stock of Goods to the public at
PANIC PRICES !
There will be no deviation from this rule;
It will be gtrictly observed.
Th nrinninal Stock of mv Fall and
Winter Goods has been purchased by me
in the Eastern Markets, after the com
mencement o,f the present Money . Crisis1
and in consequence, at low figures I ana
therefore enabled to sell my Goods at great
ly reduced iwices. The Goods have also
been selected with usual care and atten
tion.
The course pursued for strict, fair and
honest dealing, during the number of
years I have resided in Charlotte, and the
patronage and confidence heretofore so
liberally extended to me by the people,
gives me the assurance NOW, that this an
nouncement will find its way into every
household with the desired effect.
My Stock of Goods is complete in every
department, and those wishing to purchase
will be able to suit themselves in
Styles, Qualities & Prices
AT
B. KOOPLI AMI'S,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
MILLINERY
GOODS;
FANCY AfiD STAPLE DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, EATS, GENTS' CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS, &c, &c
Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
pt- To Wholesale Dealers and Country
Merchants, I otter special inducements
and assure them, that I will sell Good
cheaper than tney can buy in Northern
and Eastern markets.
My Motto Quick Sales and Small Prof
its ; The Best Goods for the Least Money.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
nov8:tf B. KOOPMANN.
For Rent,
A NEAT COTTAGE, near Lincoln De
pot, containing 4 rooms and pantry. '
Apply to ;
TH03. H. GAITHER'
hov 7-tf ' Auc. Real Estate Agt. :
AT J. S. W1LLIAH80N & . VO'fL
you can find Flour to suit you. Salt,
Bacon and a choice lot of seed oat. - Yol
can find choice white corn by the bushel
or by the car load.
All is not Gold That Glitters.
w
E have a line Stock and can offer great
inducements in our line
; C. 8. HOLTOJf & "CO: M
sep 26 Opposit Market. .
Sugar and Coffee.
100 Barrels Sugar, various brands, l'
75 Sacks Coffee, bought before recent rise
STEN HOUSE, MACAULAY A CO . '
NOTICE.
r ALL persons having ordered fruit tree
&c.t from Xew Garden . Nurseries,; near
Greensboro, and wboJ have not -received
them, will find them , by calling on R M
filler (S sons. . . t,
novi4dtwwlir