V-
03 JEiiUt?aa l?roprletor
: UiX
ioit Sc
fore tire General jyemlIyT
original bill ';.tki$9oitS
Cirolin Railroad to purchase . tE3
iroatdrn Xnrth f!rolin and Atlaixa
tic ancC North'; Ctrolij
and plate the wbble.;nndr one heaa
and -ajraiigenient, 7'wj PlPf 'A?
. in orfgage 'lb.wVple.lin.elt1fee;rte
of $R9QQ pfit DHle7Sv i f8Sfr?J
Th e main object of the measure is
to secure the completion, of the un
f; n isre'dToad' itiat !5e-Wgi''
Swep'sSn audiLitMe
with soffpocbl advantage to th'&n
selves. This jvjse im
1 . or tgpt, to thr JBtat eand especially
to its-, western I portion, . to nave a
rail faj; 1 me th roughjh e moun tain :
Everybody recogniiea this,necessity.
But therj om$ difference 6fdpin
ion as;to lle mode "of securing this
greaVotgejj&T -
The consolidation scheme is in
the opinion seemingly of a majority
ofthe 6en ral Assembly the very
best planet hituppn. TheSenate
jumpedaMhe scheme. With a few
exceptions its t'grandeurjmade a
wonderful, impression -upon he;
minds oTqjjr Sertatprs. Thf bill meW
with little-opposition in that quar
ter. It v$& in illprobability pasT
the House of Representatives as
easily. A
There -re seffoui objections ,tr
this Mcnem. w
A gigsntic corporation i, create'df
b . &. . ! , ' Av
that rnus't inevitably becdme the!
controlling powers in th-eetateWs;
There it danger in It. In the hands J
of a Radical railroad ring it will be
come a vrfst engine of evil.
It establishes a grand monopoliz
i ng systept pjajlway, j,thAt m tbA ,
Lands df Unscrtipulousmen ;canbV
' - ' , t u t ft
oppiaiea lo vsf injury a every ovner
road in the. State. And what, wilj beJ
tUe consequehcef "The'ttaders ind
i arm ers of oflfe
some cifcgTin1inopJ
that have mae railroad
tions oSlou?1
The t9nUreSSi
roads will be hazarded; -If the scheme
proves unaucrey ful,. ihe enUr4 stock
of the roads in; lyhlch the State holds
so large au jnterest.1ill be sacrificed;
an d th ecldK6rth State lhkt'
"went putfUAil3'
come home Tshornvt
And what guarantee is there that
the soheme will prdy -luccessful?-
None, worth the ghost-Tf a North
We believe thatthe
bill provides that only three-and-a
half .raillioiisf of bonds ehall be issu
ed prior to-the completion-of the
road" to'AshevilIeT It is questionable
if money, enough can be realized by
the sale of these bonds to accomplish
this work, even if every jdollar raised
were honestly applied. r: -1 ' '
To secure the honest , application
x)f the money, the. bill provides a ten
thousand dollar , penalty and ten
years imprisonment for malfeasence
or default ef any officer in the cor
poration. What is such a guarantee
as tbis worth J a Absolutely nothing !
The 'President and - Directors of this
grand consolidated corporation could
defy the aw;at George;W:V$wepson
and others do .With Radical courts,
and perhaps ' a .Radical . Legislature
to shieldjthem; frpm justiceiYthey1
could do exactly -as' they T pleased,
charierf.advSUtutU
trary notwithstanding. ',X a
If tlusconsolidiitiou bill 1 isHor be-
come a lawv it shoulntafn' prp4
mim win guaru Diner raiiroaus
and -tltie people of lectiens of country;
reraott4 from' the central line against
the Uaheers: 'of '.'kC toononotv. rvEvety
otheraiirdad tii 4heSStoto? should
havft amlpriyileges
as the consolidated roads: , Uniform
freight Yyatea1 - fox - all; pur . railroads
would prove. th bet'slfe'gdard, -
..liAaZOW Subject,
i-T U
The renowneaxoHqfhii-
toricat chisthe Galileo'')f
Warrep, conntyrrthe clever.enibfe.
man tfBtJlSointed MM
brain is clear," will with "X" (his
secret adyUtrndpi
enjoj5 ibXfcdichxhi
ceeamgs oi ine oenate, ecembe
5th: ; : :$mjlv(
Also resolution inviting Gov. W.
A. iGrahnm .io.-delrverr, n .address
bnre declaratiorofTnendenr-A'.
---"- HvUV DCH.VUa
Mr. A vera, in veil tm lav nn tv,
tabled ' " " .
tio.
9WJarolina doubted the fmiTifiA
lht Dcc1 bu,a,lrew.
persona wacfjAl&gtfoS IhVm.
ilr. LofrrYifKw wrAMbvr
,wouldrlph,ai
elf es I-an . unenviable-. notoriety
thrhturh the news na Dens, and he
.Wished they were out . of the State;
- r O w "
.that ti m e was to4 4altoH&'& R
. the estatfli&hmenti ofia'UCt
ofa'M
hot had not been! tiouttf
- i j ..j i -
fdr liny
V vv
The resolution "das laid on the ta-
X1e (under a call by Mr. Moring of
gration.
:WeJnt.ftflpiiliLlluiLic
and thousands and Tens of thousands
of acres of land lyiffgldle in the
PiefrtdhP region that ought
cultivated. ',0' r- iivT
iWhy canT'dur GVangers the
far jners of MecUlenburgbr5 -Iredell,
example ofithftBGrangerS) of Misaisr,
' . .j..-' :t'.. el-
sippi. ana agree to suppi j lem
for ve years forty, i acres r of land to
efery iwhfte family : '!l
! ;Xandholaers,:jxcan : afford i to part
withfti)rtions of their estate for a
time mprder .,iipreas9;..he . ..pi: .
ducnpxpniatiori of
Large Tari3owners "wb it to
their advantage to . donate land to
godd white settleQ j p t
Vla4u more capital and more
abpr 4f KS proper s inducementir
-werelield oxit by our' people to im
migrants, we might ..confidently ex
pect in'-ft fewyears a large increase
in population.
: f- ' :
One of our State Senators thinks
"we might-we'Ei have a bad Gov
erriqr Trtjth e course of ti me." There
is no doubt about that, if the Con
servative' -pUHV' Buffers the Radicals
to beat them 'utiCt'r their - boots in
the next Gubernatorial election.
NEWS OF THE DAY
v, rt . ; - . . .
Tlie New Orleans Picayune" is offered at
sheHfTs sale
There is a strike among the train men of
Pennsylvania
The carpe weavers of Philadelphia have
struck against 5 per cent reduction. .
The Democrats have carried Texas by a
A rife at Springfield, disss'.,, caused dam
age to three millions of postal eards. .
Preparations Tor war are still being push
ed fc rwardi a all the leading navy yards
ofthe country. - ? y?vf
Small pox exists in the suburbs of At
lanta, Ga, Aet house has been estab
lished. r- -. "fi s". , y.r t !
Tie bombardment at Cartageua contin
ues, The defenders are in good spirits and
made: a sortie Friday., , ..;
A orttTary "nTspatcIf says that the Par
liament buildings are burned, but that the
records were saved j j i . )
Corn wall A Co, cotton brokers of New
-York, failed on Saturday v It is not believ
ed to be a vtjry.lwlpfailure. -5 . , ,r , (
Seventy-nine thousand dollars have been
j -appropriated ta .hospitals and other, asy
lums, to shelter and feed the poor of 'New
York.
A special says Fish has officially refused
to comply with'tKe Spanish Cabinet' re
quest tba& the ; Virginiua be delivered to
neutral powers. ,
The late Jesse R Grant's personal pro
perty amounts to between $7,000 and $,
000. J(ot much for the father of a Pres.'-
i General Fremont baa. cancer of the
stomach,' b'ut has, until lately, kept the
matter a secret from family and menus
His physician stiys that he cannot live a
year. - "
-Mr Cameron, the Mormon, has been ad
mitted to his seat in the House of Repre
sentatives on theassuuiDti'on that his
credentials being id ; proper form he Hai
a yrunajacia ngnt w vuai privilege.
i The nominadon iof Judge : .Williams; as
Oaief Justice, was referred to. the commit
tee on Judiciary ITMa was contrary
the usual custotn of the Senate with jejea:
to Senator and exSenatersr whose nomi
nit.inns escaDa the investifiatibn 'of com-
mittees.
Binding on Gen. Kamsos?. The
'itWstshington correspondence
tbis good joke on Gen J Ramson.
l" .Aa th e, epi;blipan 2 Senators .were
assembling in the laaies' - reception
room at the Capitol for the-; purpose
ot noidinff a caucus;'- senators TvioB
con: Of ' GeoreEa' ahdKaiisoni 6
NortH. ' rlinbottf; JeiiiQrat
!wbd w'ere ri b t a wareofVih eV use tth e
rooms had been forhtbetime: set
apart for; Attempted to enter. The
.doorkeeper politely informed them
they c:jBAneiithj9c6
tor Ransom got indignant and. asked
the employe if He. Ipew, whb he was,
rtemindmr himat lthe ' sanie time
that he was a Senator and had "the
-rigfat-of access to th e ' unblrcrToom
meiSefiMe. ThelpArfeliZBbcked
the way of those entitled to admis-
d SetialtMrnrKoMTtsOTiD
enators withdrew
riadm ission . and
frkiinrl mnr rrrOnLal otmrifinViera
1 nearer heewGhauerjs -
5artei5 LrVlw a day
ortwoao a hickory "cane once'' the
propertv of Andrew Jackson. Ithas
J4floaoincut:rri tne knotsancl
tVJAeUlemftcraiic, S
.dLiltrfilinianljy
(Condensed from the Raleigh Sentinel.)
LEGISLATURELOP KORTU CARO-
US.
1
HI
Friday, Dec. 5.1873 ;
.The' Senato wascalled-to order. !at
irocTockVarrri.''
the bill making conductors of Ilaii-
reau trains
harrests
Mr.-
comitfiee
iwHKerr or
The committee commendthcflibcfrali-
loah-ofmonov aufficientto jenable
lvoi ine cuizens in hiuiuk iiyi.iv, ,u
Jiim io visit ineciiifciuiiiWiM
lit ' ?! i" 1 K.-.n1.A1
ojo 1 1 nrs t o r ei m uu rse , l n e 1 1 p ci i , v i v i-
zens who- advanced . kh? afeso
nVonev. and Dronosins to print five.
thqusand. copies of the report of 'the
Geologist? &ijt ij -imofi
"I
7 'V1 SJ?J2'ci AL' OEDERi ' ! ! "
TJ1
rrti i Ml V.i :l i - I
j. ne suiii ; reia live ? rtv? i kvi.u luertiai
ltiraiures--i'provide8 foif 'tthe; .punish-'
mentruof ' frauds and 'require the
maiTtifactUref or agent to place upon
no or manure a, correct? .analysis of
eat ii uavKi;tj ui nuYiJciiuiMui: gua
its ingredients
b iMrTfby. a bill to prevent the des
ist - xi. o .Yi' it inL-kuM.:
ecxation, oi-.ine- oa uai ii,, j: rpijipi us
the sale of intoxicating Tfeverages on
that day under penal ties..V .,, -fv,;,
' f A resolution! requesting Congi ess to
re-emburse the tax collected on cot
ton in 18;,66--'67.-PaSsedJ -Mr
Warmg introduced two : hill,
one to "raise revenue and protect
sheep." TheblbriA itri relative of
puoiic roaos; , : i i
i ti . .
The Kailroad consolidation bill.
Mr Troy, moved to strike out the
line 'providing for working' convicts
in cnain augs. ; -AuojJieu.
Gol. Ellis moved to strike out the
16th and 19th' sections. These sec
tion! provide ft$irTwfinjabl bodi
ed convicts upon tbel.uucdinpleted
roads. He doubted the constitution
al, authority of the General Assembly
to work them upon works of inter
nal improvements.
Col. Humphrey hoped the resolu-
uon wouia noi prevail.
i .1 ; i -
Mr Mufpny saW Jiei WaiJcBatrnaan
of the board of Pdblic Charity ; that
be had thought a great deal upon
this subject and that he could see no
inhumanity in working the convicts
as proposed in the bill. He thought
upon the other liana it would con
duce to the health and happiness of
the cShfiets: gvrcrr-
jvir Liove concurea who ir.
Col. Ellis' motion to strike out did
not prevail.
Col Ellis moved a provision that
horse theives and murderers should
not be taken out of the Penitentia
ry ayes 13, noes 19. Not adopted.
Mr Y e'eh onered a substitute for
seption 11, merely, changing vthe
phraseology. Adopted.
, Air -Harris proposed tp.t strike, out
the word 'Governor" i the 16th and
17th sections, and inserts v"Boj-d of
Directors wherevert occurs. baid
wejmight have a bad Governor in
the course of time 'rWithdrawn. y
vJdr McCaiiTey moved to strike out
several sections, jnol aaoDtca.
Mr Todd rtfbved an "ianiehdhxent
thai the hbhipavhient8 of interest
shall not work a foreclosure .of. the
morteace bonus. joi aqopieu., , ,. .
The bill pased its third reading,
arc! 32, noes 5. vi- i .?;.; if-.t-.
- Messrs. Allen, Avera., Chamber
lain; Cramer. Cunningham,' Ellis of
Catawba, Ellis of Columbus, Jbiem-
tning, uuager, iiarris, am, nouo-
man, Horton, iiuipphrey, . x.ong,
Love. - McCale,'- McCott er, - M il ler
Morehead of G., Morehead of R.,
Murphv, Murray, Nicholson, J Price,
ltamsotn, oeymour, .sianora. xoaa;
Messrs. liarnnart, , VQycr VYS,
McCauley, Powell r5, r-t , . ... , :
HOUSE OF EEPRESEN't ATI VES
Mr Speaker EbbfWsbtr called55 the
Honse to order at 11 a rn.
Journal of yesterday read and ap
nroved.
Mr Moss, iresdfdtion & authOTiziiig
the State Treasurer to pay over to
the Oxford Orphan Asyluni the sum
of five thousand dollars. ,
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Mr Bead, a bijlj to limit a day's
wpr of employers in cotton mills
feei. frnrteir honrar : . :- r -r .'i n -
, MrHnsj bHlitoJ'wt0! ft
DarrWCokl'Trerds rairroad ltb'
buy.Jlie'tlaptrqennesseg & Obto
railroad Referred n-, , .
Mr Reid,"0f 'Mecklenburg, 'bill ;t6
m aike the j nr isdictipn of justices of
irwj licauc iiuai in certain crimnai
matters. Referred,n -.:.
"The? bill to provide arms for militn
Ery. schools; which had been u referred
,to th e Committee on militarv aflairs.
was reported by said committee, and
recom jnen.ded be referred tp, t .the
Jndic1at,yVcomieehh?n"""Sotse
was taken. i --iiw.
Bill to prevent the enticing of ser
yanta from fulfil line their contracts
J jfec:, was tabled. ;: -
SENATE. 1, .
December 6.
4--The,9enate was called to. order, at-
flirom com mittee on Internal Improve-
I jjiiviupreneaci.,. oi i,jiocKinenam.
-;1 ' j-j
ments reported a' aubstitnteforllhe
il to insttrethe ; completion of the
Weite'rtfaih6acl. -l" n,ji.u.
Mr Wanngj' jbill to amend v the
charter of Jthe Fair, of the CaroJinas
at Charlotte deferred:
. Mr Grandy. a .Joint, 'resolution
authorising ja B reecy,' pf ..Pasquo-
Fk,itvkir hi.4UrV t r. t h t. r L.
; " ,ii.J-'f'.fetl ikk AtK!t'Aiswt.44 WKAkttiiiess l&ancosfi tthts enrttinftv'M'avb.f niiwu.ivA.'-. .rr.r1 CMlt
Grandyfromithe lOlnelecfc "n .r
to the Mecklenburg effusions with
which theenate had been, recently
inundated. He hoped it; wodUinot
pass H A 1 " " & K
MhGfandy Mrgedythe passge.f of
the fespltaonealfithUe
6d t Bisfter JStaf pVrexHi beraV4.rhir
efforts to perpetuate the-;.deeds of a
noble ancestry, our noble men were
sleepine in unknown and almost for
gotten gravel-He alluded in energetic
JJ"'-
t5tani Jl.pnraim-urevaTa, atra tnany
Mr, Johnson moved tp strike; out
"thousand before, .the word dollars.
and after the word R B Greecy, iq-
f A. ww w WW ni Vi nw v M vw " - Tvi a J A I
plr yaringV f palled , the ayes" and
f inns' ' KTXl,; o'ncf a i ri o-V 1 1 v I ' I., vi
The resolution failed, -;
)Re8oiUtioa. .requirfpg - the, publio
Efinung co pe .let put to the lowest
idder was introduced by Mr Cram.fer.
Mr Morehead, of Rockingham,
calleTlhTpevtolisuestion
resolutiprr did rrotpassjr ' A : r
HOUSE OF REPRJESEkTATlVES.
Saturday 'Decern! er 6.
Mr Trivia '6111 totxkMt Vrif
perspnpropeftyy from taxation, fcc.
deferred. . 3 ; ,, ., .
Mr"Blythe of Henderson, a bill :er-
empting niiree hundred dollars'
tworth-of personal property for each
citizen oUheState Referred: J
.On motion' af,.Mr;Brown, of Meck
lenburgglf'iiie rules , were suspended,,
and Senate bill to authorize the
sureties of John Foly.late Sheriff ff
Pitt county, ,was taken up and passed
its several readings'.
On motion of Ellison, col., bill re
quiring County Commissioners , to
make no distinction in selectieg ju
rors ; on account of race or color was
taken up. ' The Clerk read the ad
yerse report of th6 Judiciary com m it
fee upon the bill,
Ellison; col., took the floor in sup
port ofthe bill. He asserted that in
some counties of this State, distinc
tions were made in tnls particular to
the prejudice of his race, Ac, and
was favored by Williamson and op
posed by Mr. Houston, who said
that the passage of this bill would
conflict with the present law.
Mr Freeman moved to lay the bill
on the table, on which Ellison asked
the ayes and noes--ayes 51, noes 31.
On motion of Mr 'Johns, the bill
authorizing the-Daji River Coal Field
Itailroad to purchase the Atlantic.
Tennessee and Ohio Bailroad, was
taken op and passed its several read-
Adjourned.
$5 S-W,K? 1 MAC,U,,ES"
' FOR SALE AT
SINGER'S OFFICE,
NEXT TO DEWEY'S BANK,
and
Opposite the Post Office.
nov 27-tf
WATCHES ! WATCHES 1
, ; yplocfcsi and, .Jewelry !'".
Silver tind Plated sVare J
SPECTACLES and FAKCY GOODS, fcc.
At Panic Prices, at
J. T. BUTLER'S,
Opposite Central Hotel;
nov. 25-tf . CHARLOTTE, N. C
ALD1NE ALT1AIV AC FOU
Something new anj neat at
TIDDY'S.
We are also agents for the Aldine. Those
wishing' it for 174. wjU please . hand in
their iU)scriptionsw "TIDDY & BR0.
. .JjEqEyEDw
ANOTHER' lot of those elegant silk hat$
for gentlemen. - Call wand! look at
thenv.' ! 5 j ;
Dec 6 J. A. YOUNG & SON.
CENTRAL,
HOTEL,
Formerly Mansion House.
H. C. ECCLES, Prop'r,
CHARLOTTE, Jf. C.
June 8 ly ;
. , A G ;AJ 1 N
.yXTE announce a''nat ' and pleasant
!'iV amusement for the .Winter eveninss.
fi-v PARLOR CROQUET.
Complete for $5 and $8 per sett,' at . .
' K LSO, a large lot new Novels fresh from
J. the publishers, at T -
TIDDY'S.
OUR Sfchool Books stock" is now com
plete. We don't deem it .necessary to
gd into, detail, t)Ut'simply 'announce that
our Stock is full. Call and see f
TIDDY& BRO. ,
Democrat and Ilbme copy ' '' I nov 8
SPICED Pigs Feet, Bologna Sausage. Fer
ris' S C if ams, at ' 6 '
. oct4;:'-'-- : ' ' --'SYM0N8-'
Sugar and Coffee.
100 Barrels Sugar, various brands, ; . .
;15 EacksSofief, nought befiare recent rise
forsale by-4- i jtxi.
STEN HOUSE; ' MACAULAY CO
Ui. i 9-ti Ear Corn
and Oats.
A Quantity, jof corn , in the ear, , and a
T"! i"; t-t i-- i: i- 4f it ;f .-ri"..; .-
-jarge amount of Oats just arrived and for
College StreV;.
Burn.'Otrt: YourClilnineys
ifnHAT.any person" 'or 'persons whose
i-X4chimneys or stovWpJpes sbalf take fire
and nurn, unless " the '.pame1 te in" wet
weather; shair,forfeit'and pay "the'suin "of
five dollars for each and every offence. '
V.rhe above ordinance will be strictly en-
lorcea: : c y k MAYOR: '
l4 j 2fitlSTJiTtECEIVEI;- ;
Hi at' V " ' PUREFOVSJ
-a-aixorxu.-ua.rxuuian ne I which., when taken adrontnga of at the gLimnr.At-laHan. Jri r.,CTVni
f- .5-' .r-
AWING to th4attGreat "Panic'J at
J Houses saw fit to slaurhter their entire
proverb: (somewhat transformed. t "That
2.000
Hi
Wlflfc,
in
I i - - . ... - - : i ------- .
li50OtosOfSliawlsGreatly in Prce
mmmmmmmm
Complete Lines in all our Depaxtnipnt -v .;
- - equally Iteauced Kates.
OlMSiulIcMs OFTHEBESTMAKES.
HATS and Teire, i,' Apartment recriTcd
wur special Auen iionpana-
? f
This branch of our business has peculiar
having ' the largest " a.nd most varied
hardwire;
DWlttE-"-
, i . .
I ti
We have thuii given inoutline1 of this our isecond stock, and hope that self-intrej-.
will it once suggest to, you the advantages to, be deri'red by replenishing voar Stock
from us. , Very respectful It,
! . - " "V ' ; WITTKOWSKY & RIKTELS.
RETAIL D ARTMEMTr-,
ties, at equally.-reduced prices sufficient to, meet the wants of those visiting us during
"The Fair," or thereafter. Here we also have a MI LUXURY AND CARPET DIj
PARTMENT. M nv 25-tf
MCI. OUltC.
THE CHEAPEST PUCE
; SHMEH'S :
TEMPLE OF FASHION
THEBE YOU
THE -LARGEST AKD FINEST STOCK
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
POR
JBEIVS:, .BOYS'M Iff ! WEAR
. ft !. ,
The Largest Stock of Gents Pttrmshiiig Goods
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, !
. . .-.n .vei. i - -,, SATCHELS, AND UMBRELLAS,
INPKICBS HBBBIXB8 COMPETITION
-"Uemember thePlawiTiyototreet'David ParkV.BuilcKng.
Democrat and Horxw Copy; jti ; : Nov, 12
, . .i . ,.- i . . . , .... ,j. ,t... w-v- ., , . 1
0:l,o;;;tk;!Iiuitfc:;g:--w:t;o r e
: ' 'J' ' i if "; . "ft ; i ' ? -
noTT prepsrea -to' Tcceive " tneir
Xi-hiav desire a coiunlele hr nurtial r rmtfit
8TORE, on North, Try on StreeL Charjotte, .Fourth Door, above the Charlotte Houl.
'Tlieif'8tb6k'ii eiidrety KlC'andeleetevr-wUh .care, in the JSertherncitie, from
ManofiM&urere .wbbse Goidar aievmAjls. fexpreasly tor tbe'Sontberri Market. ' :
?They oer; .DRESS SUITS "ofBlack Blue,' 8rittffand;Lohdon Smobe cloth ; of
wai-raufed genuine' Scotcli- tassinVerfe; English, French, American Plain and Fancy:
Casaiineresj in Variety of style And price. t 4 , , . . y
Alao,, ;by the; single piec Cpat, , Paata or ,Ve$k irr..j ;,r,i j j t -r ,
Velvetine. Cbrderov, Gray" Melton, Mised Meltons Doe Skin ' Jeanea, SSeai kin,
Whifney, Impferial ' Worsteds; Kerejr, &c. in style and price to suit eiery buy ti u '
from ; jtba rBndegroom to, the Hod Ct-ier:-.. ; P iwd- ,' t r , . -. t - .
Talmas, of Gray ileltoa, Mixed Melton, Black Salt, Coral, Black and Blue, BeaTcr. x
Overcoats,:: iof t every cTariHyyleaB(d jprifie. 03! t) j : I i i 1
Youths' and Boys' Clohine a iarze and well selected stock.
A Full Liae of Gentlemen's Furbishing Goods,1 comprising every artiole necessary
to complete the Wardrobe"; -; - m ? 1. i r..': 20 I -
Hats arid Caps of every style1 and'pnlicei I , .
A. lairge. stocks of G loves, llandkerchie&," Hosiery Neck-tiefl Bows, ' Scar& and Fan
cy Articles,, ; :t;- 'xy j.Vi it ir?t-tU'-rt t : , j. ! . ,
The above limited outlineortBeirrstockrisrohly desired' to aseure tbe reader that
by calling' upohtheni bis'a "J
; They pledge i themselvea to ; spare 5 o -pains to render every patTvn satisfied with
every business transacon with therat and, ask, to be tried. .t. sep 39-tf.
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Tobacco,
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there ia, ft time in t.l ?r1 .
the-Nher GooAm ' '' '
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Mhanoriginal cost.
we cnaiienge competition.
claims on tl-eTrade, lis i-'Ve ftat&r ourselves of
stock of any othejr House in North Carolina.
briftich- of our business'.
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JUST; RECEIVED 75 Bbls. Sugar, GO Sacks Coffee, Pep-
VjrillKCr. OlL.. Ill ia(;L PVf-rvt rilliir rn that Ii..-
TO BUY CLOTHING
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menda. ana the 'puouc jrenemi
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