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, JOHIf STONE JONES,
Editor and Proprietor
Friday,' December 19, 1873
THe - vJ. WO : uenieaxuai, . v eie oxa nuus.
rThcP&rstUrg
tif&eiHly dissuades - pur people., from
- CelebratioioC Independence at Finl
u ,1 1 nh i a i n 1 ft76. but ftHTU e8 th at ' if
the' South desires' in any, way fo h on
of the first announcement of -Eepub-
lican DrinciDles in thia country, its
ivcoDleoueht to . honor the 20th of
May the anniversary of the Meek-
len burg iieciaT?n:y.f
u t t..i., "no-niarotiftiv with that of
TBe 20tn of May, this patriotic South
Mecklenhtirg Declaration o was; not
only priorn pom oi time, ruuu
ttfees pfj- our own Southern' borders
in war and inV peace, wa would give
jourf ftherfj tff viluti95 A?
. lionor and reverenceand forget for
ine?wtiile all hateful reminiscences
of the rfecent past-" 'I
jXJxe jlfljf f and Appealcomm en t-
jiig upon, thV proposition in the Leg-
islature made bv Mr. Johnston, of
'finWetjriiSej ttiakes jthiff valuable alig-
"The proposition, however, should.
q hoenhi rgeU; f n accordance with th e
views that have been already advanc
ed, so as to embrace all the Southern
States that do uatf desire to be pres
ent at Philadelphia,: Ourorth
Carolina friends are invited1 'to take
tlsl3nuC4tUov:aijd tension of
thetr cneniefinaer consiaerauon :
nd to tiecidewhefhertihey "caiinot
r ndd to. theijiterest, and to the adyanr,
tf ageof tli e occasion" by in akiug i t
fcf,aife3ihibition:oproductsand people
'-r from their sister Commonwealths of
'.the5outhu';s;j:ji;?f" Ur-'iti
While this excellent. Virginia n ews
t paper is contributing its mite to do
M;honor to North Carolina, there are
c'sappcr and miners'here at j work
""vainly exerting themsel va in tnd,in
.uioTiausj self-imposed task: f en
AI1!cf:ivbriusr to tear the laurels from off
The, ariicles of X" and Mr Good
have often been noticed in, these
columns before.
hutg Declaration' comes from ii "pa
tent bowel" newsppr published in
arrenorn-rl Gf 64, Newspa
iih pere with patent bowels are tabooed
!!.iri'ihe Journalistic fraternity, and we
ifiwiu not nonce; me anicte lurvner
. rtnan to reier its autnor to me Mur-
" phy history, which' we begin publish-
. ing1 to-oay;' ! ?. n? s
' 'The briskness of the cotton trade
jhi Charlotte for the last few days is
almost-gratifying -evidence; of i the
restoration of confidence1 amon? the
business men' of the country. As
ill ha aeon in tKa rvl it m M a f r
. day thVstreets yesterday were jam
. tiled with wagona -loaded .with r the ;
yVfleecyVstapTe'Uh'ai'
Year's labor of ad? many hard-work-
-ti- -f;', ,
tFor the Charlotte' Observer.
' Jndge llTirphy's History of the 20th
"its-"
Hock Him.: S. C.Dec. 3, 73.
A few T years
after- the
death of
Jdge ArchTbald.D.jMurpliyhls1 son the temper of the Assembly decided
Victor, -then livine in 4 Hillsboro. ly hostile to the measure -to was ' in-
' i.;t.'-:;.ml,nnrnt tr,
loaned bm era ".manuscript found.
!itramong his father's papers, cohtain-
,., jng several.chapters.of the early- his
,;toryjof prtlCaroli
, manii script which was in the hand
: writimr of udge Murphy i copied
age jut
as related
, Mecklenburg Declaration
of
rh. lnuenendence... ; line ,v. controversy
" ?nbout' tHaCv document recalls i this
' auoHuuf f mb
;:a?aperf:CopJed::6
fvtoi recollection; d have accordioelv
VnnfWl it nn tiw T itrtiA i
"?"XJ! t. 1,-5 c,'-. r
you for publication; it speaks In no
Luhcertailermsufifrposiiive
i?r iu clear about the proceedings at Chdr-
t n oe on me suin'i juay, v t
uj The . nianUscript ? .was som eirhat
"defaced from m ould; and parts bf it
VieWaks ln-'the cobv: JLs to itferetV
re onlv nAHhatr ikX
' Murphyv wholied about the ':; iyear
i8SatIri advanced TaeeJ
..cyjiuraryat
r puoiic service uand hia ,knftWnl n.
m n!,lut0? 'ichtyonvobserve; ar0 get through before Ch ristmas-th at jt
-wuitucu, '.vMieji-wecaaioi. CQpieo U w.o.iji. uaj a w (nur uie r re
Wse they w4re the' prints the WTd feV-; Ai C-
- t ' ' i.y.r; - T r, Mrfv orth said(that as chairman
y-VWrWl was familiar withJhem) of the Committee on ' Finance,' he
if they had differed, from those pub would like for some of: those -1 who,
. lteh4s fta.tjhpenbareeclari- seempdtq aUach blame to the' com
l,I,(uipp,l certainly,8houldhAv raitt: (?.r tiot having reported aje-.
j,- raf ? , r - " W'.-" ? vemie bill i at r an . earlier dayrhow
.wiHMvr', Ilfei. ! ddutd it? be done tmtit the appropriai
I will here only add'thatr JiiSW tibhs were made: - 1
" . oStarde to the wUhf his, constituents,, he mrY
' perkmen: fivmVS?' -rlttiri;l:' :fitl Ma li"l4fiiihgularthat town
' i iio wriw i !VPy aVw 4drit think abdutjrebrganizptions
, . v :ory,-,!andi1was;..dften sedUe opinion that itiwould;b im- until after being Visited Joy a!fire
Lt':'Vn: 'mertatetbejvor.k.r SVhen Possible to transact the business be- Maenliahavineniiadbout.hft1il
r 'IV iTecollGMd ' ij.i . lore the holidavnu - n
139ff; only 24 years1 iffpV t,A "M.w motmn.to. indeQnitelyApost
. i cars aner; the. Meek I pon was luat-.'t A HnA A tf- ,
-m-,.-tL.t,LiJ.'.. :
lenourg ieuiarauuu, -
the facts touch inc that, memorable
events must be .received with' the
utm ost "con Aden 'u--
Though for manyj years reirioyed
from the old MMa(e;lte
a profound interest in whatever'con
Verns her fame. I know , with what
State pride ber people ,regardj the
MecklenJbura 'Dedaralioh how she
wears it as' fTjewel iJher, escutcheon
andJUanw gratified.ta.Uontribjata J
fromjhe pen ,01, juage .juurpuy'
eppof thiVhistonamanuscHpti in
.vindication of hei; just ; claim, to that
bold declaration? --r i iti" u r
ft UAD.JONES. ,
TheJ following
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is a1 copy of the
manuscript referred to T'
; 'JA large cjlty; is a public theatre,
and the scenes w h ich ., are - there f act
ed attract public notice muchvmore
th an, w en acted up6n;a fheatre re
motevfn)npubliciw.iThe pro
ceedings ;in an obsciire village how I
Wat iftit6rtan tf iti 'thi ieir? ch aracter' or
consequences, seldom produce any
'.rnnnr.l I i h art jf' H O hH Vf If ISHP.h"
proceedings. we can often trace the
revolutions of States and of empires
It seems to be in this,? a Providence
to produce great things from small,
and - thus confound , the wisdom ? of
man. ' When the histbr of . North
Carolina shall be tknown, it ..will be
found that she may- justly compete
with Massachusetts for the honor of
having taken the first decisive steps
that led to the American .Revolution;
And that it was among ber , people
the bold idea of independence " was
first-proclaimed to the; colonies.;
The extortiens practiced by the
officers Of the Crown, and particular
ly by those of the courts of justice,
produced a general spirit of discon
tent in the middle and western coun
ties as early as 1768. This discon
tent was increased by the impunity;
wuicii was Huuuiueu iu vuuse umcio.
No attempt was made by the; Gov
ernment to bring them ..to the pun-,
ishment which their guilt deserved.
If when " the clamor of the people
could no longer be resisted, prosecu
tions were commenced, it was obvi
ous from the manner iu.which Ihose
prosecutions terminated, that the
Government had it not in view to
punish its guilty officers, but to ap
pease the public clamor. The peo
ple who suffered . most by the Bcan-
dalous conduct of such officers, be
came indignant aiul'resorted to arms.
They assumed the name. of "Regula
tors," became a terror to the courts
of justice, and upon one' occasion ,
entered Hillsboro, broke open. . f
; f 8 lines obliterated "Cov.
Tryon either believed, - or affected
to believe, that the spirit: of Discon
tent was suppressed,- but it was soon
discovered that it had only changed
its character and its object, and those
who had aeconded.h is etfort (agni nst )
th e Begulators because they disap-
roved of their" riotdos aiid disorder-5
y conduct, were found in "Colonial
Assembly to evinc a -' spirit t more
formidable to thecrown. Here the
spirit . of discontent was protected by
the form's of the constitution "and
was fostered by the imprudent con
duct of the r Governor.-f .The . people
imbibed the spirit of their Represent
lauves in me Assembly,-anu tne
discontent became general. " The
Governor pressed the pretensions of
the mother country; the Assembly
supported the rights of the colonies,
and resisted every attempt to estab
lish the favorite doctrine of the
minority "That the colonies could
be rightfully taxed s by the British
rariiament. inese contests were
finally terminated by the Gov.
Josiahs Martin's withdrawing himself
from the rrovince;tHe U6k,thia e'ep
in partirom aisgrust at the conduct
of the Assembly, and in part from
regard to his personal safety. '
The last Colonial; Assembly that
legislated for the Province was held
at Newbern on the 2nd day of March,
r4. ine acts passed auring ine ses
sion were ratified on the 19th of that
month, and the Assembly was dis
solved by the. Governor. He found
structcd toeiorce 15 lines
stmcted tos enforce
i destroyed!
l TO BE CONTINUED. J
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(Condensed frpm.thei Raleigh Sentinel.)
LEGISLATURE Ol' NORTH CARO.
. ; .XINA. ''"" '-
.SEN ATE:;:
December, 12. 1873.
,The Senate met at 11 1 a. m.
f if
Journals of yesterday.rcad and apt
A resolution from the House in re-
garo ip , aajournineni. i ne resniu
1 tiori rescinds the former resolution
and propossesi to . takelfrdm '. the
22d of December to 12th of Janua
rys? J' ' f) - .'fi'j-T 'f )
f "Mr Seymour moved to indefinite
ly postpone stating tuat, mere was
no business before the '.General ! As
sembly.that Could.pot be finished by
Alle a Avera ; opposed
I i:r.?dd hoped tlift 0VPnH6
amendments had iufUfated a. Art
hhlijiv!
i w ........ i . . - - ti ? v w .
4w.r rVWmTj ii r " offeredairninen
iZLZK that no Senator
BfcHij Ara rr rliem after?the 22d
i irwi demanded - the ayes ana
noes, which were ordered. .Failed.
Mr Troy offered an amendment to
strike out 22d Decern berl and . insert
24th . and strike out 12th January
and insert 29ta;December.'- ':
On motion of Flemming, the pre
vious question was t ordered.
MrTrroyVaraendment was h r
' fint.inrrcHrred ' UBoaT-tbt
adtfptionofthedriginaVresolutiofl
.which ':were:iopttdyjg
The motion to recViisider;Wjs laid
on the table. . , . .4? -'i; 4
Mr Eppes' ' civjl rights resolution
canie up as a special arder LUpo
which he proceeded to make f very
am nsirig speech, and itf'his eflforts to
explainthe objectt of the, resolution
got very- .badly .tangled i' ' !
. Mr-Harrisroffered anllaocieBdment
striking ont - the -reference . to rihel
Sumner bill in the resolution$ nd
inserting equal rights before the law
to all -citizens, and spoke at -length
in faVor of the' bill and the amend-
, ; Mr Humphrey, objected to the
amendment s and ; said the Sena
tor frem 'Halifax desired a vbt up
on his resolutions and he was dis
posed to accord it;to binVA'.;- s
Eppes, colored said that he ac
cepted the am endment, of ; JHarrisf
cbTore-'l-M
' Mr. Troy, moved.that; King- be re
quired td vete, x "
:MrCfiig;iaidh0JirBr9t frwithin
the bar of the Senate hen the ques
tion Was voted up9n.t ; , : ;
Mr Merrimon, said that bepse, to
a question of brdeh That if a Sena
tor was within the Chamber4 pending
the question he was required to vote
unless excused. : " ; 1 ..yi.iv i,u
MrKing, said he was taking medi
cine at the time and was -out the Sen
ate Chamber, r . . .
Mr Todd, suggested ; that may be
Senator King was excused under the
bill excusing " Senator ' from voting
in 4 matters where ey are inter est-
ed. -.Ak- v
On'motion of Morehead he was ex
cused;' - ' '
j Mr Chamberlain,, said he was sick
and bad intended to make so me re
marks explanatory of his vote, 'but
being unable to do td. now. asked to
be excused, but finally when objec
tion was made, voted . in the nega
tive on the resolutions. The resotu
Hons failed to pass. n '
Mr Avera moved to appoint Mc
Canlev unon the printed committee
tr - m r m il . . .
in place of Ellis, of Catawba, resign
ed. ,: ; ..'
Harris, colored, said that it was
the prerogative of the chair to make
this appointment and that- the 'mo
tion was a red etion upon the Chair.
Dr Humphrey concurred with
Harris, colored, aud was willing to
risk the Chair.
Mr Worth, said it was the rieht of
any, senator upon mis noor to make
ne motion, ana, mat it couia,. not
r -distorted into a reflection on
the Chair. The motion was adopt-
Mr Love, obtained permission to
ntroduced a bill in 'relatiod to the
Western Division of the Western
North Carolina Railroad.
Mr Miller, a bill to prevent the
sale of h spirituous liquor , within
two miles of Shelby. Cleaveland
county. y ''
Mr Gudger, a bill to give to Burke
and Yancey-counties the proceeds
of the sale of public lands therein.
, Mr Dunham obtained leave to in
troduced a bill incorporating the la
dies Memorial Society in Wilming
ton, and a bill explanatory of chap.
43 laws f 1870-71. tr
Mr Merrimon moved and obtained
a suspc nsion of the rules, to tak up
tns resolution aecianng ine . special
tax bonus unconstitutional.
Mr Merrimon in an able areumerit
urged the passage of the resolutions.
Pending their consideration- the
Senate' adjourned until 11a. m. to
morrow.
HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVES
' ' Saturday, Dec. 13.
Mr Speaker Robinson - called the
House to order at 10:30 am.
Journal1 of yesterday read and ap
proved.' '
; 3fr Anderson of Clay, moved to re
con s idert th e vote by w ich ? th e bil 1
passed and to lay that hi otion oh the
tablet Carried ; --i; :--.-tS'
On motion of Col Bennett, the rules
suspended and S B to authorize ; the
appointment, of. commissioners to
provide ways and means to aid the
CarplinaCen tral Rail way Com panyor
any other In i extending a railway
from uear Lincolnf to Hickory ,: in
Catawba NiC,was read and passed its
second reading. i-.ii-n:t i
STATE NLiWS.
Ralemi was selected - as the place1
f . l.-lJiZ-Jll.. L'ii! . .. r -
iui uuiuiug" iuoTiexi; vonierence. oi
the.M. E. Church y- ; f j ,i "
r j Adistillerv' in Burke''hduhiy' is go
ing to manutacturej!"financial icrash'r
lTh& GrandXodge of i Odd-Fellows
in this State, will meet in Greensboro
hvFebuaryv i! , , h '
CaptvGeo(. .Morrison, who,Wat
hurt stf badly some' time ago oh tire
Carolina- Central Rail way, is . capidJy
improving. - ' '- iujj. J.tj-i 1
X Judging from- the papers, the WiW
mington Columbia & Ail gusta Rail
road has about two accidents -areek.
' Mr! James M. Williaids a J promi
nent, merchant of Fayetteville- died
at his residence last Saturday night
J j-it; r j .nt Ayn r
:llTi John Brown, of Duplin county,'
raised a sweet potato the past season.
which the - Maeiiolia VMonitari aavai
dozen houses.' burned to the worind
last'week; ja'oiv; Jaotjc about4 fire
jcpmpanyMi
Congress will take recess; from the 19th
Inst to the 6th proxi , V
The confirmation of WiDiams es Chief
juste still hangs fire. f f -
The Carlist !nsnmonists are decreasing
in numbers. . - U
x-mpre8s Eugenie is visiting Queen
yictoria-atWinJsor.Casae!i-;
fOneen Victoria feels heilfanabJe;to''un-
dertake the long journey to et. jretersDurg
i't John A. Mitchner, in charge of the dead
letter office, is held for five thousand hsXl
en the charge Of stealing money from dead
letters. -m yr.yyvt.. :-. &'W5xr.iz$&& h
It is stated thatH;Ti:Helmbold; re
once well-known Broadway ; druggist has
enierged from his; European: rretirenientj
and proposes to again embark in busihes.
itf Nework cityV' V Kv y-o
A petition of 3000 druggists, representing
275 cities asking for, a repeal of the stamp
fine tile tax to pat en t medicines , was pre
sented to the House oh Tuesday .
A San Francisco,, dispatch, says that the
Democratic caucus have nominated J. T.
Farley for the long term in the United
States Senate, and Judge Haeer for the
short term, , Both are clinied as. anti-rail
road men.
A Jackson, Mich., dispatch of the 14th
says : , Victoria w Woedhull was arrested
to-day on a charge of selling obscene liter
ature, called ,uThe Elixir : of life." Mrs.
Woodhull was bailed - immediately,, and
lectured on the "Social Svstem" to about
six hundred people.
. The, nouse passed a bill to repeal the
baukVuptcy law, but providing that all
pending proceedings in bankruptcy shall
be continued under the existing laws, ex
cept that all fees, costs and charges shall
be reduced to one-half of the present rates.
A Washington dispatch of the 16th, says:
Colonel Frederick Dent, the father of Mrs.
Grant, died- at midnight last night,. 88
years of age. Col. Dent has resided for a
long time at the White House as the guest
of his daughter. The Colonel never aban
donee his Democracy. His somewhat
forcible denunciations of the prevailing
faction in its highest places has been one
of the features of the Executive Mansion.
He ate lds;breakfast and smoked his cigar
yesterday morning. ' ' " : .
.-;;r- ' - " ": ' -
f Captain Jack's little unpleasant
ness with' our government cost up
wards !of $335,000, exi-lusi vely . of the
pay, clothing and armament of the
troops engaged. : ,
HOEY ! HONEY WASTED !
GOODS SOLD AT
TAKING into consideeation the existing
State of affairs, such as low price of Cot
ton, scarcity of Money, and a general de-
E ression. in every branch , of business I.
ave firmly resolved that I will henceforth
offer my stock of Goods to the public at
PANIC PRICES !
Intra will be no deviation from this rule.
,It will be strict! observed.
The principal Stock of my Fall- and
Winter Goods ; has been purchased by me
in the 'Eastern Markets, after the com
mencement of the present Money Crisis1
and in consequence, at low figures" .1; am
therefore enabled to sell ray Goods at great
ly 'reduced prices. 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 sd
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. - 1
r My Stock of Goods is complete in every
department, and those wishing to purchase
will be able to suit themselves in " '
Styles, QuaUties & Prices
r
AT
B. EOOPLl AIIII'S,
' "Wholesale Retail Dealer in,,
miJNERY:
.- - :, .l' i . , iGOODS,
FflNGY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
JT0TI01TSfSATS,
Trade StreeV CHARLOTTE, IT. , C.
To Wholesale Dealers and Country
Merchants,, I offer , special inducements
and assure them; that I will sell Goods
cheaper than tny can buy in Northern
ana eastern marKecs. - u . ft .
JlylttiCsiii'Cales tai Snail Prtf
its rTbl Sest Cccds to'ths Least L'ey.
a Orders solicited And trointflv iRllfc
p nor.:triT ffjiJ ti b.:koopmann
n ALL AT TIDDY'S . and seft tli m.ti
: w ; nijer fast asleep in the cotton patch.
Groceries, 4 Idquora,
f Tobacco, ti Grain, 1 -
: ? .powder, die,
. - TRADE STREET,
HAVING removed to 'their large and
. commodious New- Store, two doors
above the Market House, and their Mr.
O. W. Alexander bein at present' at the
North purchasing their Fall " StookH' are
daily receiving large additions to their preM
Benn oiock, waicii 4.ney rt-preparea to dis
pense to their customers on as reasonable
terms "asahy house i m'tBexhTrt
- Having ample Store Boojn, they are pre
pared to store from 800 1 to 1000 bales of
cotton j and would respectfullvisolicitoh
signments of Cotton and Produce, which
will be handled on liberal terms, and guar
antee t)romtt returns; - u ..vt
.... , . .... :. z
sep i
A NOTHER lot of those eiegant silk hats
21. for gentlemen Call . and look , at
them. " r:.j.-.-yj
Dec 6 :- J. A. YOUNG & SON.
A
T J. S. WlLLIASlSnx i rns
you can find Floor to suit vnn - cit
Bacon and a choice lot of seed oats. You
can find choice white corn by the bushel
or by the car load. , , , . , . ,
GERMAN STUDENT LAMPS, at
J BUR IF ELL'S. ;
- dec 4 . .. . Spring's Cbrner.
BACOIT!
&
JENKINS
BALTIMORE, Md.
Pork Packers, and Dealers in Bacon "aid Dry . Salted Keats, Haas
Sides, Shonldetsi Pork, Beet Lard and Lard Oil.
THE FIRM of George & Jenkins having been dissolved, wetbe nndersigned menx
bers of the late firn, shall continue to carry on business at tlw OLD STAND. Gooib
at the lowest market rates, and prompt shipments always,
Send your orders to . .
JERKINS & CHANDLER,
' :J ' ) 4!;South Street, Jialrintore, Md..
Mr. W. H. MEREDITH, Salesman and Shipping Olerk of tlie Old House, is with ivs.
; nov 22 1m ; , '" " '
THE CHEAPEST PLAGE TO BUY CLOTHING
IS
SHRIER'S
TEMPLE O FASHION
THERE YOU
TSE LARGEST AUD MIST STOCK
CUSTOM MADE CL0TIIIKG
FOR
MENSV KOYS' km WEAR,
ALSO
The Largest Stock of Gents Furnishing Goods
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISKSp
- ; SATCHELS, AND UMBRELLAS,
IK PKJCBS K I3feFXJSS CO PETITION
Remember the Place, 4 Tryon Street, David Parks7 Building.
Democrat and Home (Jodv. . ; ' .. Noa-. 12
Clo t li i ii
-. -. . - -. . -,t ' .y. -.y -
ARE, now prepared to receite their
mar desire a complete 'or partial ' outfitj
8TORE, ort North Tryon Street, Charlotte, Fourt h Ioor above the Charlotte Hotel.
Their Stock is- en tirely KE,W,V and selected with care 1n tle ! Northern citiesj from
Manufacturers whose Goods are .made' eiprefsly for the Southern Markets
They offer DRESS SUITS 1 of Blacky. Bluenuff ad London Smoke cloths ; of
warranted genuine Scotch 'Cassihiere, English, JTrencli, American :Plain and Fancy
Cassiraeres, in variety of styles-and prices'. "'. ; ' ' ' 1
.Also, by the siue, piece, Coa. J?atttebT VesLV1 a - ' i ".- ':
Velvetine, Corderoy; Gray Me'ltonsj -Miied Meltons. Doe Skin.rJeanes Seal Skin,
Whitney, Imperial "Worsteds;' Kerey,- &c..&c, iii style and price to suit eveiy Jvnf
from the 'Bridegroom -to the Hod Ca.rier,.' """'.'." ', "S "'"":S'
r Talmas, of Gray Melton Mixed MeltonV Black Salt, Coral Black and Blue, Beaver,
Overcoats, of every 'Variety, style an price. : -jr .. j ,
Youths and Boys' Clobing-4a large and j well selected stock. ..
u Ju Full line of Gentlemen's Farnishiiig, Goods, Comprising every artiole necessary
to complete.tne .Wrdr;Q.bfc;X v -:
. yHats and Caps ,6f every style arid r pricer: s ; -y. r
' A large stocks of Gloves; Haudkerchiefs, Hosieryt N"eck-ties,.BJws,. ScarCj and Fan
cy Articles, if , r ,i fi' . . , V i ,
t The above limited outline of their , stock; ns only designed to assure the reader wax
by calling upon 'them his' wants 'can be supplied' v t a;ft- ss j-. ?
1 They ' pledge themselves' to ' spare ; no pains to render every patron satisfied with
every business; transaction with thenafld ask to betriedL, sep39-tf.
i - ..I", . ManufacturelniKDealer-in i - ? - '
Tobacco,
1 s- TRADE f f
Deal ei3
u fJ -if,iulA ,it,j :., , bfii s"fi-...'f :nT '-.., .:J
Bf,V DASHER
AND'
!1 i U Hi
DLEACnEU" COITIBIIVED.
PATENTED November 4,' 1873, over nil
others; by -WILLIAMS & HARm
SON.RaleighN.'C.-- " "RI-
State. and i-bnnty (Bights: -.ISO Wxt
CTUWERTHAS ANY OTHER and
the roost reliable ia; existence. PriU ?t
MACHINES COMJPLETE FOlf $10 of
The FIRST DrntEsTtn ri.vi'iiti.k
ever introduced. -""K.
ifswahtTwto. purchascra of
Tiemtojeasyidde ,
WIXLIA2IS & HABitlSON,
" n Baleigh, ;N. Cl ,
UENERAL AGENTS,
;': dee 3-3mos ;f-v ". w,,
; i Clocks and Jewelry
J Silver arid Plated Ware J
SPECTACLES and FANCY GOODS, &c.r
.-"""Af "Faille Prices, at "
. i-. , a i J. T. BUTLER'S,.
- t Opposite Central Hotel,
"ov- 25-tf CHARLOTTE, N. C
GO ta li, Koopuiann's, and examine his
. Bargain Counter. dec 10-tf.
CHANDLER,
IN
WILL FIND
OF
g
8t o r e
- - - - ;
friends, and the public
jntheir line at their - Nl
generally, who
NEW CLOTHING
-$tanuuM
AltEHICAU
B9
wfcWng to turcb.&s$ agais; will' do Well to girein; a calj; "-'!"
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