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TUo Charlotte Observer.
PUBLISHED IY
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OltU-e. liryiv'A Building, Tratle Street.
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LOCAL AFFAJRS:
J0O. CALDWtelX, Iocal Editor.
Cotton.
Ckablottk, N C, Nov. 18, G P. M.
Cotton closed quiet and steady, Low
Middlings 13. Light offerings.
Professor Prank
morrow night.
at Miller's
Hall
to-
It will be borne in mind that the elec
tion on the bond question comes off on
Saturday.
Charlotte was blessed with sunshine yes
terJay. The indications aTe good for fair
weather next week.
Some of the Oranges of this couDty are
now haying motions and designs printed on
the reguiias to be worn by them in the
parade next week.
A fine mule belonging to the Culver
Brothers, injured himself seriously a few
days ago by sticking a pailing in bis abdo
men as he. attempted to jump a fence.
ISuldiog' Back-.The opinion seems to be.
general among those who have business in
Court, that His Honor is determined to do
just as little as possible in the way of clear
ing up the business of the Court.
Correction. A mistake was made in the
local column yesterday in saying that the
Good Templar Association would play a
a drama to-night. It should have beeu
written the Cadets of Temperance Atsocia
t.ji. First Sleeping Car lor the Air Line.
The first Pullman Palace Sleeping car for
the Air Line Railroad, arrived in Charlotte
yesterday morning direct from New Or
leans. It was started back last night to
Atlanta with tbe regular mail train. Other
sleeping cars will be put on the road aeon.
-.
Personal Rev Mr RusselJ. Grand
Worthy Lecturer for the United States of
the IOOT, arrived in this city last night
on the South train, and .was received by
the Good Templars at their hall. He de
livered an address, and took tbNXtrain
at 10 o'clock.
.
train will be run from Greensboro to Char- -
lotte and return on-every day during the
Fair. The Railroad companies show a
wi.lingness to do all in their power to pro
mote the interests of the societv.
' : ;
Superior Court. The whole of yester
day and the half of the day before, was
occupied in the trial of Joe Bost, colored,
fur stealing $10 worth of cotton ! The jury
retired a little before sundown, and in a
short time returned with a verdict of
guilty. !
Own the Corn. We acknowledge the
justice ot the dun which Avery hurls at us
through the columns of the Piedmont
Press. We will xemit.thfi :lftjcepte tojou
by express so soon as we getif er the
ic." The idea, though, of paying'it'Stow
is preposterous.
:
the Pooular Science Monthly. The
last number of. this valuable scientific pe
rioilkal is on our table. Among its most!
interesting articles is one on Radicalism
and Conservatism, by Herbert Spencer.
This is the best niagazine of the kind, pub
ushed in America. 'j?ricei 100 pfer afif
mam. D. Appleton & 0 abUse)s, fl
Mayor's Court Wm. Nelson, colored,
charged with creating a disturbance in
California, . and committing an assault
with a hammer, upon Mary Williams, col
ored; for this indiscretion,, his honor fined
William rlv 11M
rMU( HUU ( - . i! i
John Fletcher and Charles Rumage, for
a running fight on Tryon Street, were fin
ed one dollar and costs, each. ,
fighting the IapsAt its meeting
on Monday night the Board of Aldermen
ordered that, from the present time to two
weeks hence, all the lamps of the city be
lighted with gas," and be kept burning all
night. In accordance with this order last
night "there was light," and the, main
streets of the city presented something of
their old appearance;
.. 1 :
Right and Proper-A special detective
force will be -kept on the. Fair-Grounds
next week, for the purpose of looifinqut
for the "light fingered gentry who 4will,
no donbt, be here in force to despoil citi
zens and visitors of their money 'rnd valuables-
These detectives will keep sharp
eyes on all suspicious lonking characters,
and, if found at their tricks'they will be
instantly: fhaujed up before Jndge Ixgan
who will mete out tothem speedyjusticel
... . ' ' ".'. f '
Meeting of the I-adles 'of Charlotte.
In accordance with "ft call taadehy Pr. Jos
Graham, chairman pf ,the erecntiye com
mittee of the Fair of the Carolina, annm-
, i , . . . . i . t.-
oer of the ladies of the eitsLiaeC yesteraay,
morning at the reside1ic4fMrTi08W
vewey . uommtaees . were apjpoinif
. take charge of the different
ments of the exhibition.! All Uo purj?0sei
for which tbe meeting was called, were ac
complisned, and the UoUessznay berelied
upon as dping their part toward the sue
cess of the Fair. - . ! f
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Vol. X.
Tbe Institute Boyg-Says the Colum
bia correspondent of the Charleston News
& Courier, writing about the Fair :
"A novel entry has been made by Col. J.
P. Thomas, of the Carolina Military Iu
stitute. This is the exhibition of 'twelve
cadet from hi institute to show what one
months' effective idlscipHne- and tuition
can accomplish. The cadets are young
gentlemen from North Carolina, Georgia,
Virginia and South Carolina."
The Press and Our Fair. Of the Fair
of tbe Carol irwis the last issue of the Mon
roe Enquirer says :
Next Tuesday the Charlotte Fair opens.
As stated before everything to make this
Fait a grand success has been done by the
manager. ' Every former Fair of this As
sociation has proven successful, and it is
expected that this will, if possible,- excel
any of them. We believe1 that everybody
in this section, who ean possibly -do so.
will be at the Eahy and 1 We bespeak for
them a splendid time.
A. T. fc U. Railroad Tpe Receiver of
this road announces that Visitors to Char
lotte during the five days of the Fair , will
be passed to and from Charlotte for -One
Fare. . Tickets good for five days only.
Persona taking the trains at Flag 9taJ
tion.s must pay regular fare4to Jrstegular
Btati.on, where tliey can purchase' tickets.
No flection j wUJ be:mada on Taina ; 3
Articles intended for exhibition will be
transported at regular tariff rates'."" If re
turned by parties exhibiting, will be bill
ed back free, and the amount of freight
paid thereon returned by agent at station
from which shipped.
Entrtes tor the Fair. The Secretary
on yesterday received a letter from H & F
Blandy, Zanesville, Ohio, statiugthat their
agent, Mr Wm C, Morgan, will be at our
Fair, and have on exhibition a 25 Horse
Power Portable Engine and "Queen of the
South" Corn Mill, The machinery "will
arrive in Charlotte on. Saturday. It is pro
bable that Mr Morgan will drive tbe line
shaft of Machinery Hall.
Mj&ssrs Pooled Hunt, of Baltimore, write 1
that they will have oiu exhibition their 1
James Leffel's Turbine Water Wheel. The
wheel has already been shipped, and Mes
srs Pool & Hunt's general agent, Mr Geo
H Snyder, will arrive in Charlotte on Sun
day or Monday. '
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m-ywiwiusixwHin vojuijvw.
with the December number, which we
find one of the most attraotive
ever examined.
we have
The variety Of its contents and the uni-t
tbrm excellence of the articles are fairly
W J 'I
noticeable. ;
The well known writers, Rich'd B Kim
ball, Hon Gideon Wejles, Col De Forest,
Justin McCarthy, RkhM Grant White,
General Custer, and Junius Henri Browne
are all represented by characteristic- articles;
after which coine threespLrited short stories l
and the usual departments.
The departments of Literature and Sci
ence are up to the usual high standard of
the magazine, and tbe only fault we can
find with the number is the absence of the
usual department of HmefEWpWrnot;
At0hed'or bY the addition of the index to
f$eaaA X&lfa4U score of jokes inter-
spersed arnopg the fascinating advertise
ments.
tlie IJeveMe oficetg-TiwopfrJe
Revenue officers of whom we spoke
yesterday as having taken possession
.'"r V. . f ' j t T. - 1 1 - J
ana a nine coioreu oov, caueu uu us
,.a aoraA iKoi wo mafcf a
' ... ,
correction oi me siaiemeuis mu
concerning them. They say the
whole matter was a great bugaboo.-
That they were in the discharge of
s rjrrr '
and, navmg. a suspicion mat me
younger 'Querylknew' something of
itdre -abotit a mftle from town debtor, but a heavy sum in the ag
laJUIvius Bvenini, and having gfgte ? toUs In these triflings
W&mXR XL items, sprinkled here, there andev-
UHlim aeu aciitliJCU.l.JfU nui"' nHTtnhoro trr hnimrprla fit TTll PQ
th' whereabouts ot some unstamped i s5"'v"vvv w, -...
, s , j . Uf. lamier friend, if you .had sold
wniSKey, iney wayiaiu anu Btoopeu
him. They detained him, however,
barely more than two minutes, but
th mntimft . the old rhan be-
. . , ... v. . ,
came frightened and rushing . back
to the citv sounded an alarm. ,. They
sav that they iuiured no one, caused
and, in no wayoverstepped the lim
its of their authority! w
o m an or set , of m eii. sh all be as
saifiell throhgii thWcolumns, and
denied the opportunity for reply.
The above is the statement of the
vnun? men to us. and we cive it to
" O i '
the public for what it is worth.
A?:' SAD TfiAQEtY: Ban'-fmneisco,
Ymi; 16. JoeephTFarrady and , hia
llharlea JJodce. went, to the
r .T'f . mi...i;ir oira. o
drS?k between Ify aota, when Dodge
ivSStW ill nd Hied: Far-
be? cd of -poisbninl his friend
- A t A L1 nut
aadbJew,ha4Minr out. u-jr
Mart?? Nov. 17rJhe Washburn block,
Harlilllian-burnedpir-
ty-fiTe. business firms apd ?igbVhn-.
dred bands' are ousted, r The loss is
$160,000. Three .persons perished
n the flames.
CHARLOTTE N. C. WEDNESDUAY, NOVEMBER
STATE NEWS.
Only eight new appeals hove thus
far Won filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
ialeiyh News.
The Fayetteville Fair was a aue-
cess. About 4,000 people attended.
Nearly 1,000 articles were entired.
A Gift Concert wiltform oik of the
attractions of the Fair of the Cape
Fear Agricultural Association this
year. .
The gin house of M. A. Bledsoe,
Esq., near Raleigh was burned bv an
incendiary Sunday night. About 20
bales of cotton were destroyed.
Says the Raleigh Neu-a 7th. Not
withstanding the panic, the number
tf sheriff's who havo thus far settled
for their taxes is equal to that of
this time last vear.
A handsome memorial tablet has
been erected in St. Thomas' Catholic
Church, Wilmington, in memory of
Ihe Rev. Thomas Murphy, formerly
the beloved pastor of that church,
who died there shortly after the yel
low fever scourge in 18G2.
A convention of timber men,
composed of delegates from Bruns
.wick, New Hanover, Bladen, Moore,
itobeson, Cumberland and Harnett
counties, was held at Fayetteville
last Wednesday, the 12th inst.
NEW YORK.
Albany, Nov. 17. State Treasurer
Phelps has defaulted to the amount
of $310,000. There is no chance of
the state recovering any part of the
stolen fuuds.
New York, November 17. The
av ages of the street car conductors
and stablemen have been reduced 25
per cent.
Tbe Board Of City Works have i!0
gangs on the streets and have thous
ands oi men to work at any price.
The activity in the navy yard con
tinues. Two hundred and titty hands
have been added to the force to-day.
Oyer 7,000 stood at the gates, hoping
for employment
The Missionary General Commit
tee of the Methodist Episcopal
Church adjourned. They give North
Carolina$10,000; Mississippi, $10,000 ;
Pittsburg, $2,500; South Carolina,
$10,OOQ.;; Tennessee, $11,000; Texas
iftvw
4-
v:v Dunning. .
During the past ten days,
some
been
Cau-
2.000 postal-cards duns have
- 1 . .1 . A 1
sent out to me patrons oi me
catsian. in mese genteie nitie ouiit-doux-es,
we emphasized the assur
ance that the business of the late
V . .1 111.
firm offe ouan & Allen must be nettled
up, immediately. This is true. The
terms on which Mr. JNesbitt becomes
a partner in tue Caucasian require
a prompt and complete wiudiug up
Oi an our uusetiieu nusiness. r e
are compeiiea to close it out. e
ivy. l j i li
can't discriminate between those
who owe us. We were exceedingly
impartial in the distribution of our
postal remembrancers. Ji.very man,
woman and child, far and near, who
was in debt to us for subscription,
has received or will receive one.
Aud now. we trust that, none of our
friends will take offence at a pro
ceeding which is unavoidable. Un
like the accounts of any other busi
ness concern, ours are scattered all
over the countrv, in little driblets
ranging from 2o cents to $10, $15, $25
or looo a small matter to
each
I J . i ' i i .1. r1. il
arouna, we nave inousanus oiuouars
riirhtfullv due us. The times have
hpen hard and. annreciatinff the tact.
ra ,avo waifJjn.t;finti XVpr
but once before in the history of our
paper, have we called on our debtors
to pay up. But now money matters
our people with bounteous harvests;
and fair prices. They are aote to
pay and we need the iiiohey to keep
a buahel of wheat here . a peck of
potatoes there, a load of wood over
yonder, and a thousand other little
articles in as ni any different places,
with ninety -nine hundredths of your
debtors out cf your reach, wouldn't
vou have done as we have? We
can't peraoifally eatf ons each 6n of
these
insignificant claims into the hands
of a collector". cAhd Hve're' forced to
insist on a full settlement of them
all. We trust the kind friends who
have so lone and so faithfully stood
bv us in xast vears.- will not be
found wanting now
We intend, God helping us, togrve
them a contimially improved and
im Droving paper. The CaucasianA
haa pvpr hppn the boldest state and
national, and the liveliest, cheeriestl
and newsiest local paper in Missouri
or the West. It owns uo rival now ;
but, its
are determined te spare
are determi
ermined te spare neither labor
ffP??&
the Missdufi VaUey. Friends, only pay
trtfle, andextend to ft
support wehave received In thepast,
akiaAi kin Kr hoot.
and we pledge our soul, body, boots
and breeches to givejyou a journa
tna oreecwes u jgive ?you ,u juiuu
f;wliiob you; our cjty, county; Stat
tndw hole fcountry will fi&e ; reason
of whiob
a:
iC5oroe ap'nd settle remain i oqr
friend ; all hands '"round p' and??wS
may be happy yet.
' Lexington Mo. Caucasian
Who Will do Likewise? The
following from the Superintendent
of the Oxford Orphan Asylum ex
plains itself :
Bear Netc We have arduous du
ties to perform here at tho Orphan
Asylum, many trials, and heavy re
sponsibilities. We need enconrage
ment. Nothing has so aflectcd our hearts
and encouraged us as a little note we
received to-day. It informed us that
the children of the " Tabernacle
Sabbath School," at Townsville,
had been requested to solicit sub
scriptions for the Orphans at Oxford.
nits nine missionaries went mantui
ly to work and reported. The result
was enclosed. It amounted to $31.10.
It reached us safely. God bless the
dear children. Tliey lightened our
burden and made "us feel good.
Which school will be the next?
Who will do likewise ?
A. D. Cohek,
Principal N. C. O. A.
Oxford, N. C, Nov. 14th, '73.
Stammering Cured. Dr. N. A. Moses,
will be in Charlotte, on Tuesday, the 25th,
and will remain until the 15th of Decem
ber. All persons who are afflicted with
Stammering should avail themselves of
the opportunity at once. His success in
curing Stammering has not been equalled
in this or any other country; from his
testimonial of Gov. Caldwell, of North
Carolina, and all the principal cities of the
United States testify to his ability. A cure
is guaranteed in all eases no charge un
less aScure is affected. The Dr. has been a
stammerer fcr 45 vears.
nov 18 dw2t
The Key to Health.
It is the easiest thing in the world to
lose the blessing of health, but when lost
it is not so easy to regain it. The popular
idea of fllty years ago that a tremendous
,vcoring of the bowels was an essential
clement 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
given the ooup 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 bythe operation of a single agreeable
remedy. There are sound, philosophical
reasons for the- remarkable! improvement
-whieti the-Bttter occasion IiJTthi ' 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,
dui aiso imparls tone anu vigor iu me 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 tbe
frame. At this period of the year, when
intermittent fevers, bilious disorders, stom
ach complaints, and dysenteric and diar-
rhoeic ailments are more or less rite, 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 innu
ence of the malarious vapors which rise
from the earth at this season ; and of all
the known invigorants, Hostetter's Bitters
is the safest and the most potent.
New Advertisements.
Bye Broad ! Rye Bread !
JUST received Rye and Graham Hour.
Will keep constantly on hand, fresh
every day, the above articles, which we
cau and will sell cheaper than the same
can be bought in Charlotte. Fresh Ba-
nanmr, Oranges.lo barrels L,arge Mountain
Apples, going on cheap at the franklin
Bakery, Opposite Market.
nov Is U, . huIjTO a uu.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
T?ROM the premises of the subscriber on
J? or about the 1st inst a medium sized
white and red snotted cow. A liberal re
ward will be paid for information of her or
tor the return ot ner to me,
nov 18 A. WALSH-
Mecklenburg County Bonds.
"117 E will sell to the highest bidder at the
IT Court House in Charlotte on the 19th
inst at 12 o'clock M., $17,000 Mecklenburg
county Bonds. Said bonds having been
pledged to the Bank of Mecklenburg as
collateral on aeot.
THOS. W. DEWEY, Cashier
noA 18-2t Bank ot Mecklenburg.
TJANDSOME Stock of -Real Point, and
XX Crape Collars, at
may 9 . . ; pAUUf6iAJu a.
DANCING" CLUB.
nrKMRERS of the (Jbariatte uancing
JYl Club are requested to meet at Mr. C.
Snow's room at li P. M. to-day.
J. HARVJSi. WlLiOtUN,
nov 18-lt l-resioeni
CIIMMON'S Liver lnvigorator tor saie at
O SCARE'S DKUG HTOKK.
oct 15-tif ,
CARTER'S
COMBINED Writing and Copying Ink,
at : - d TIDDY'S
Ear Corn and Oats.
A nnoTiHrv of corn fn the ear, and a
large amount Of Oats just arrived and for
sale Dy - vr. ? . iia,
Oct 1 College Stree
A G A I N
TfTE announce a neat and pleasant
If am usement for fheF Winter evenings,
PABLOn CBOqUET.
Complete for Js ahdS per sett, at ; "
. f . TIDDYS.
;.' a LSO, a large lot new Novels- fresh from
J. the publishers, at -
TIDtfY'S.
OITjfe School Books gtock is aww eom
' plete. We don't deem it 'necessary f tb"
ko into'deiail, ittt simply announce that
our Stock is lull, can ana see v-s
r'-. TTDDY & BBO.
Democrat and Home copy noy8
19, 1813
No 1,467
THE undersigned have received a com
plete and lull line of Groceries, Con
fectioneriei, - Musical Instruments, Toj's,
Christmas Goods, cigars, tobacco, &c,
which they are selling low for cash, and
to punctual customers.
A. It. NISBET & BRO.
l ALL at A R Nisbet & Bro's and buy
J coffee, suirars. molasses, teas, cheese
and salt.
CALL at A R Nisbet & Bro's and buy
French candies, iov readies. Rivar
fruits, stick candies, &c.
L'ALLt at A K Kisbet & Bro's and buy
) accordeans, violins, euitars. tamborines
music boxes, fcc.
1ALL at A R Nisbet & Bro's and buv
J toys of all kinds, for children.
CALL at A R Nisbet & Bro's and buy
torpedoes, cannon and small fire-crackers,
albums, vases, work boxes, &c, suit
able for Christmas presents.
riALLat. A R Nisbet fc Bro's and buv
J tine plug tobacco, smoking tobacco, of
several oranus, with a large qnantitv and
quality of cigars.
All of the goods mentioned by A R Nis
bet fe Bro cau be bought at wholesale and
retail prices.
NEW IDEA. RESTAURANT.
THE New Idea Restaurant is now open
to the public, in the basemeut of the
New Idea Saloon. The public is respect
fully invited t give a call.
BENNETT BARNES.
nv 11 lm .
BANANAS ! BANANAS ! !
- Oranges ! Oranges ! !
Cocoanut Cakes,
Oranges ! ! !
Gocoanut Candy,
Almond Candy,
Peanut Candy,
Lemons', Lemons,
Apples, Apples,
All received to-day, and going, going
off
cneap at me jranxiin rsaxerv.
C. S. HOLTON & GO,
nov II Opposite the Market
Free Lunch
EVERY Day from 11 to 12 o'clock, at the
New Idea Saloon. nov 11 lw
FOR SAtt.
50,000 Strawberry plants,
60,000 Concord & Clintou Grape Cuttings,
for sale by S. T. MICKEY,
nov 11 2w Salem, N. C.
Molasses and Syrup.
60 Barrels Common Molasses,
15 Barrels Fine Syrup,
5 Hogsheads Demerara Molasses,
for sale by
STENHOHSE, MAGA.ULAY fe CO.
ELECTRO BIOLOGY.
MILLER'S HALL,
... Thursday Niff tit.
PROFESSOR FRANKS, will exhibit his
?jwer of Magnetism at' Miller's Hall on
hm-eday night next, the 20th inst. These
exhibitions haye been 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
of Husbandry, will address the visitors at
the Fair ot the (Jaronn.as, in Cbanotte, J.
C. There will be a grand procession of
the Patrons, in rehalia, on the occasionand
all Patrons from South Carolina are cor-
diallv invited to unite with us on that res
tal dav. By order : W. S. BATTLE,
T. L. Vaix, Master State Grange.
Secretary, nov 16
To tbe Farmers of Mecklen-
burs County.
WE hear from all quarters that our ap
proaching Fair will be well patron bed from
other counties in the State and from the
adjoining States.
vWe respectfully 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 cau do.
Books showing premiums offered can be
obtained on application. Remember the
Fair commences November 25..
T. L. VAIL, Sec'y.
All city papers copy. nov 11
Charlotte, Col. & Aug. R. R. Co.
Columbia, S. C, November 12, 1878.
THE Stockholders, at the regular annual
meeting, having failed, owing to a want
of quorum, to elect Directors, a' general
meeting of tbe stockholders Of this Com-
gany for that and for other purposed, wtil
e held in the city of Columbia, on FRI
DAY, the twenty -first instant, at 12 o'clock
M By order of tbe Board of Directors,
JOHN B. PALMER,
nov 14 td President.
mHE Subscribers are now receiving andf
goods direct from Importers, and to those
at all sceptical we will show the Bonded
Warehouse receipts : i
3 Casks Burgundy Port, Ex Larkspeer,
" Malaga Wine, 44 Baltic,
hav in score me iuaowms uu v
ix vinp Jamaica Kuril,
Mullen,
10 Gab Ramsay Scotch Whisky, :
H Pipe Crown Fish Gin, Ex M
Mullen,
aas
o ns.i "Florio Part.
2 44 Pinet Castellon & Co., CognacA
o E Simpson A Co's Bitters,
2 Baskets Krng Wine, Pints. " ' ... 1
To connisseors we can oifer something
Qholc?' aw. h. h. Houston & cos.
nov 14 Trade Street. Charlotte, j
Sngar and Co'flfeeJ ' ; .
100 Barrels Sugar, various brands,
75 acks Coffee, bought before recent rise
for sale-by?-!. .-.v iv -'ji :-f?-r-A
STEN HOUSE. MA CAUL AY, & CO.
t,?V-VW -..House.: and iljot
on
Trade Street, near Air
Line & Statesville RJU
House contains five rootnsT and- pantry,
srood kitchen and all necessary out-honses.
Gaiden covering more than, one acre! of
ground. 'WeU or good water; verytnuag
now -ami tcir siMa nheaTti : A nnl V.tO- -k ,1 -. ;
TBST recerved. fa fine lot of chestnuts, ti1
pies. - v. J. JB. uv".
HATES OF ADVERTISIJfC.
One Square one time...LiLH..$l?0a
" ; , two days l 50
" " three days .... ...... j 00
" 44 four days........ t 50
44 ' r- five days..Mu..MMM....,M. 3 00'
" one week.............. 3 60
44 '4 two. weeks 5 00
" ' three weeks.....'.u.i.i...; O SO '
" " one month.. 8 CO
Contract Advertisements taken at
proportionately low rates.' . r- . a
Five Squares estimated at a quarter-column,
and ten squares as a half-column. .
Just Received
consignment and for sale, , cheap
1 Express Wagon,
12 Shuck and Cotton Matrass,
0s
25 Candy Jars, :
"25 Dozen Brooms,
10,000 Cigars,
10,000 Clay Pipes,
50 Dozen Can Fruit,.
Also, a large lot of Glassware.
THOS. H. CATCHER,
Auc. A. Com. Merchant.
nov 7-tf
Bill rp's Peace Paper
DEDIKASHUN.
fllO the unarm'd, unlcg'd, uupcnshun'd,
-L unwept, unhonord, and nnsung Sol
jiers ot the. Confedrit States, so-called, I
dedicate this book. Their unaffekted, un
complanin patience in peace, so-called, is
equaled only by their Tintamhh'd and un
teryfied Valor in War. BILL ARP.
For sale at TIDDys.
nov 7-tf
On Hand,
ORANGES, LeniohB, Raisins, Dates, and
Nuts, cheaper than ever at
nov 7-tf PUREFOY'S.
Come and 8ee
THE Nice French Candies at
PUREFOY'S.
nov 7-tf
JUST RECEIVED,
A FULL STOCK of Notions and
Toys
at -
PUREFOY'S. .
nov 7-tf
MONET ! MOM WANTED !
GOODS SOLD AT
IPanic Pipaooc
TAKING into consideeation the ezilting- '
state of affairs,) such aslpw t price jaf Cot-j
ton, scarcity of Money and a general de
pression In every hranch bujJriessr I3'"
have firmly resolved that I will hencojorth : ,
offer my stock of Goods to the publip at . ,
PANIC PRICES!
There will be no deviation from tnii rule. '
It will be strictly observed.
The principal Stock of my . Fall &ad
Winter Goods has been purchased by tae
in the Eastern Markets, after the com-'
mencement of the present Money Criai
and in consequence, at low figures' I am
therefore enabled to sell my Goodaat great- -ly
reduced prices. The Goods have also
been selected with usual care and atten
tion. -'
The course pursued lor, 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 meby 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. KOOPLlAIuTC,
Wholesale Sl Retail Dealer m
MILLINERY
GOODS,
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, HATS, OEKTS. : CLOTEZUa
AND FUSNISEING GOODS,. a 4c
Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
s To Wholesale Dealers and Country
Merchants, I offer special inducements
and assure them, that I will sell Goods
cheaper than tney can buy in "Northern
and Eastern markets.
My MottoQuick' Sales and Small' Prof
its ; The Best Goods for the Least Koaey.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.'
nov 8:tf B. KOOPMANN.
For Rent, .-i
A NEAT COTTAGE, near Lincoln De
pot, containing 4 rooms and pantry.
Apply to
nov:7-tf ,
THOS; U. GAITHER' :
Auc, d Real Estate Agt.
AT J. S. WILXIAMSOV & CO1,
you. can find Flour .toauit you. Salt,
Bacon and a choice lot of seed oats. You
can tind choice white born by the bushel
or by the car load. L ; v . r.
Fresh Oysters! r
WTE are now gettihgBem every day,
whea the weather as cold, enough. Ltave
your prders with ns ia the evening sad
you can have' them early next - morning;" J
sent to any part of the city j ; v r; u
Alsoiust received bushels of elegant .
Irish PolAtoes, at 'J-iF. BUTTU
," 4 I 71 .j . ' i i ! I. i ' .
c ' rnoTicR. ' ; ; ; :
AUl ieraon;having ordered fruit treesv,,
&b.f frhm New 'Oardeh' uTseriesritieM',
Greensboro; 3and whr havev-not' received a
them will find them ' by-line, on rR.u
MiUeriftSons. . "'"' - -J '
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