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J) AILY t OBSERVER.
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JOHNSTONE JONES, . '
.. r; " ' jr. Editor' and. Proprietor
Wednes day December 24, 1873.:
' Temporal and . Spiritual Po3r3
rs w To-morrow the ,i Christian v world
,!'! ' will for the eighteen tiunclreclth . and
u-nd seventy-third time rejoice over
.4.Jhe. bitU 6f.Ch:ist;lThis great eveui
divided niankin4,intq,tv.:o grand di-
visions me oeiieveia auu m
? 'believers) the Christian andthe Infi
' del hosts .And ever since, the mighty
' .conflict has beeni going onividing
v ' families and nations, andhshaking
thrones and empires.
To-jlay -the igfeat Englishman,
Disraeli andArchbishop fanning
the one representing in a grea
measure th temporal and the other
the spiritual powers of the old worlds
agree in the prediction that a great
' ' And awful contest bet ween the churcht
cs and : the States the powers oY
iQJln EnglaiJtjdiiyw rapidly ap
proachiiig "'tnat' "wilf". witness , the
peaceful or Violent separation of the
established churches from the Gov
ernment. The.Gerroan;nation is dis
: turbed in all its parts by the hard stru
gle going on between the crown and
theauthoritiesoftheRomish Church
wTjile further south, in the 'sunny
' land of Italy, ihe Popeaud the King
the one leading the spiritual hosts
and the other the temporal, are still
struggling for supremacy. ' .
Wherever we look over , the face of
the earth We',,find,;the'! everlasting
, struggle , progressing with more or
. ..less vigor and. "earnestness, between
- either State and Church, or Christi
an and anti-Christian. f
Jft, beh oo ves all ih ose wh 6 feel ieve i n
God and Christ, to array themselves
on the Lord's sideii'IIe thai is not
for me, is against me." There is no
middle ground no neutrality in
this war." v And when one is once
enlisted under the banner of the
church' "there is no discharge" for
him. He must fight it out on that
line, or else become a backslider and
flldcserter. J, I .
The Piedmont Press.
Messrs; Hussey and Avery offer
the Piedmont Press for sal e. The ob
ject in disposing 6f this valuable
property is to occupy a larger field
elsewhere. J
r Onq ol he proprietors we .believe
proposes' to'gbl west.?' This is to
be regretted. North Carolina cannot
well afford ta lose heryeung men of
talent, energy and enterprise. She
.' needs the services of all her true sons
to combat Radicalism and build up
her industries; to develop her mag
nificent resources, and aid generally
in advancing the vital interests of
the whole State., "v-
Why will young North Carolinians
abandon their native State and go to
other countries to seek their for
. tunes ? Has not this. fair land every
advantage that climate, soil and un
developed resources .can .give ? -All
that is neefied to reap success is an
earnest purpose, an industrious hand
feet that never turn aside from the
paths of virtue; eyes that are always
fixed upon the noblest highest objects
in life, and souls ttiat never weary of
well-doing.
There is no State in the United
States that offers greater advantages
to young men of, energy and talent
than the old'North State. One may
search the world pver,". and no more
'. fertile and beautiful country will be
found than the . Piedmont region of
' Western North Carolina.'
The Piedmont Press, U one of the
- best weeklies in the State. 5 Bold, in
dependent and ably edited, its grow
ling popularity is "richly, deserved.
, We shall regret to lose from the ed-
itorial fraternity its - clever ' and tal
ented editors.
f; - -; . " Agassiz.
In Agassiz s death, the scientific
;i world has lost' one of its most shin
mg ngnts. ue was, perhaps the
. greatest of living scientistscertainly'-
the most , eminent among the
wise men of this continent.
.,xifPu,,,Ilc 18 mways curious to
, know what are the . religious" beliefs
pi master intellects like Agassiz'a.
, ihe JSew.York -tfahodia'&mrms
that he was a Christian. "He
. lieved in God, that man was created
; ;by God, and not self-developed; and
, tuai, vne wnoie scnenae , of the1 crea
" tion was designed by an intetlli?Pnf ;
alUpowerM Being.and, was not a
self-existing, self-direeti'ng concourse
of atoms," r .
i
f.V'.6 ?ara;inkn .eoy.''onrl letterywhieh.aVo not 'here-
ti' ?ooK,And,H is in relation
,v abominable theory, "that the. lo'si of
- .BnuiDe.most deepty; felt-in
' the world. He had begun a series of
articles which promised arable and
rompleto refutation of Darwin
; speculations, whichi are in t8oich di."
lect couflict with the deductions' nf
: ; theology. - '-" -:W-
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ThTcnr.riia GbveraorCaiawelir
-The rua eisrn JSews puDiisnes iuc
following correspondence :
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- OTATE P SAI Utiltl Ks A riJ l-tX-tX A,
Raleigb N..C.,.Dec; 19v1873s
To the Editors of the Hews .
; Gentlemen see from your pa
ner that rav action with, resrkrd to
not furnishing the Cfaarlette Milita-
ry Institute with arms lor arui pur
noses, waslin favorably commented
upon-yesterday in the'HMef-Rep-t.rtt.ivps
hv Merasrs. Brown, of
Mecklenburg aiid Jones, of Caldwell,
In justice to myself I Vend "you for
publication" Cof. Tlibmas'- letter ask
ing for arms, and my, reply refusing,
to comply wih .-.the -request. It- is
proper that. the wholrpeople of this
State and of the United States should
hnvft. on-Bortunitv,- to know the rea
sons why-1 treated the Charlotte In
stitute different from Major Bing
ham's schooi'&nd certain volunteer
c jm panics of the State.'-- -
"lit ls'proper for. me. to further state
that subsequent tov the -correspon
dence between Maj, Thomas and my
self a.friend of Maj Thomas ' Who is
a member of the present General As-"
sem bly, called upon' me to insist that
I should reverse my determination
and gavecit as his ''opinion ,? that a the
ProfessOr:-alludedto is now loyal to
theUnitedltatesI'Government. I
tojd him that itMaj.rhonias would
wrife'me' a letter indorsing the loy
alty of said Frofessorj I ,w.ould im
mediately furnished him such arms
C1- i - . - .ft ft fti
as naa been iurnisn tne scnool
and volunteer companies' above al
luded to. This triend of iCol. :Tho-r
mas seemed to be perfectly sotisfied
with the'arransenient and said he
would givether information to Col.
Thomas, audhe believed the Colonel
would write such "a letter. T ask you
to do nSea favor to publish cliis letter
with the correspondence.
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v vry xvespeuiiunv.
Tod R Caldwell
SUPERIN DENT'S OFFICE,
Carolina Military Institute,
Charlotte, N CJ. Nov. 8th, 1873.
To his Excellency, Governor T. 11.
Caldwell. ;
Dear Sir, As the Superintendent
of the Carolina 'Military Institute,
established in this city October 1st
ast, and now-numbering over forty
cadets, I have the honor of address-
ngyou on the subject of arms. I
desire to have some light arras, suit
able ior drill purposes, and it has oc
curred to me, and my friends here,
hat you might be disposed to make
he issue upon my -giving the bwnd
usual, and in such cases made and
provided by law. I beg leave to en
close for vour Excellency's inspec
tion one of the circulars of the insti
tute, in order . . that you may see
what is the aim and scope of this
Military college. I propose some
things which will be of vast advant
age to North Carolina. Such being
the case, it may be that the Chiel
Magistrate of North Carolina will
not deem it inconsistent with hisdu
ty to help the cause of education asl
have suggested. ,
Should your Excellency visite
Charlotte, I shall be pleased to show
you our arrangements. v .
I am free to sav. that I am not in
sympathy with the political party
with which your Excelle'ncy is iden
tified, but as theRebublic-of Letters
is a commonwealth by itself, I con
ceive that we may movein harmony
within its domain.
I am very respectfully,
Yours,
J P Thomas,
Supt. CMI.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
State of North Carolina
" Raleigb, Nov. 12th, 1873.
Col. J P Thomas :
Dear sir, I have the honor to ac
knowledge the receii t of yoi r letter
of the 8th inst., asking me to fur
nish the Charlotte Military Institute
with light arms suitable i for drill
purposes. .
In reply, I have to say that tnere
are no arms of the i kind you desire,
for distributionin the State arsenal.
Th?r3 are some hi.ayj fmu 11 .adei s
on hand, such as have been turnisn-r
ed Major Bingham's school -at or
near Mebaneville, and to several vol
unteer companies id the Stite.
But as 3'ou have been very candid
oy miorming me;' in iue vioae oi
yeur letter, that you are not in sym
pathy with" the political - party with
w men x a ra laentmeu, n is per u aps
but justice to you that I ; shall ' be
equally frank, and inform you that
if the State had for distribution "such
arms as you desire,.' I would not feel
at liberty, to furdish -; th em to the
Charlotte Military Institute for the
reason that I have cause to believe.
and do believe that at least one oi
ine i-rotessora oL this Institute is Di
ed with bitter hatred to the Govern
ment of the United States,' and lets
no.opportunitv nass to "instill - into
rhe m inds of both r old and vbung
the sentiments which he fiimselt
entertains. f?I believethat he would
tejoice jf another' occassidn - .should
occur when he could turn the - arms
furnished to his pupils against . the
general Government which supplied
them to the State. . .tti I '
I have the honor to be," t
yj uureuueuienvBervani., ;;
'- ?vT6b''CiilWEfS
, Governor, of North Carolina, v
We have been furnished by Col. J.
P.; Th om as with th a. fo 11 o wi n ? ftdfli-
lu.,tohispVJOM4peea . - ri
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
f fi? ibavetoe hwiorio. acknow
ledge ,the receipt ot 'your cellencyvireply
.mnmnicationVappiying fot the
U8u, of arms for. drill iVrrW, un in'v
filing tberBonUiii. such 'caws toad ;and
ind1
VrbBder'lawr;AltQw:jne:"treto
that I appreciate the courteous and satis
factory response which" your '-Excellency
mikes; on ' the; point. When, however,
yoiir Excellency goes further thatf Uat
and stateVthai if the- State had the "arms,"
you Wuldjiot ' feel willing-to iasue theni
to this Institute for the reason that at least
one of the Professors is deemed by. your
hostile to the U. 8, Government; I , must
be . allowed to remark, .with due respect,
that - your Eiceliehcyvhas made ahrV&sue
Which it ja dne.tq he. Institute and tp, my-,
self that: I should not pass unnoticed.
Yonr $ Excellency 'has iade .nse
of iQrrgsppndeneiwitbfJ me to
indulge in . a -, criticism who 1 an asso
ciate in the Institute. Yonr Excel
lency must acknowledge that this is unu
sual, and seems hardly called for by the
occasion, I may, however, take occasion to
add that I do not propose to undertake the
Professor's defence. . I shall leave that to,
himself. This however, I may remark:
that the gentleman assailed by your Ex-
CjlTency has no military rela i n to the In
stitute ; and thus, even if disposed to turn
the guns of the Institute nponthe U. S.
Government; W suggested hi your Excel
lency's letter, would have no authority in
the premises. It is his duty at preseut to
give oue hour a day to a class in lluthe-
matics ; and I am not aware that he has
any disposition to exceed the limit of his
Professorship.
Permit me to assure your Excellency
that the C. f. Institute, of which I have
the honor to be Superintendent and Pro-.
fessor, proposes to' make 116 war upon the
Government "of the United ' States. The
field upon which it has entered is that of
Literature and Science. The victories it
seeks are those which Mind achieves, and
the conquests to which it points its Cadets
are those won under peaceful banners
I have the honor to be very respectfully
yours, - J. P. THOMAS, Supt.
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
Carolina Military Institute.
December 9, 1873.
Hon R. P. Waring, Senator from the
County of Mecklenburg :
My Dear Sir: Your favor of Dec.
8th has just reached me. Allow me
to say that whilst I fully appreciate
your motives in approaching Gov.
Tod. R. Caldwell on the subject of
arms for drill and instructions here,
I regret that you did so. My appli
cation of Nov. 8th inst. to his Ex
cellency having failed, and his reply
being in my judgment petty in
spirit and uuworthy of his high
office, I have desired no further ap
proach on the part of any friend of
the Institute. As respects the terms
which you say his Excellency exacts
as the condition upon which he will
issue arms to the North Carolina
boys and the other hoys under my
command, tell him that I decline
them, not so much with anger as
with a smile. I would not now ac
cept arms at his hands at any terms.
were ne not Uovernor, 1 would say
that his proposition to me was ab
surd. As it is, I shall only remark
that I desire him to understand that
decline his suggestion, which would
be moulting if it were not amusing.
In my previous correspondence
with his Excellency, I have endeav
ored to be very eourjeoin. I only
trust now that the Governor will not
provoke me to a. severity of lan
guage which I do not desire to em
ploy in regard to a high official. As
to Gen. Hill's loyalty the Governor
has referred to Gen. Hill himself.
This however, I have to say, that
whether loyalty or disloyal to the
United States Government the Gene
ral.has been loyal to the Constitu
tion of his Coun ry and loyal to his
I ruth and ... Honor, I do not k n- w
what Gov. Caldwell's idea of ' truth"
"'loyalty" may be, it may bean
elevated one. But this I do know
that whilst Dr. Johnson regarded
patriotism as the last refuge of the
scoundrel in his day, it is the casein
our day that loyalty in the Govern
ment has covered untold crimes
against the people and been not only
the last but he first refuge of public
robbers and swindlers of men who
whilst upholding the United States
flag with one' hand "loyally" steals
with the other.
fBut allow Die, my dear sir, to say
that my . role in N. C. is an educa
tional one. As I have already as
sured Gov C, we mean peace and
not war. -
We aspire to train the N. C. and
o'vher youths hereto maintain the
right, the pure, and the true, and to
a "quire 'those arts that will enable
them to go hence and assist in-the
great work of building up your waste
places and contributing to an indus
trial era of - honor, peace and pros
perity. ;
If the N C Legislature will, withf
out terms, supply the Institute with
arms, I shall be pleased and proud
to accept them '.' If hot, I shall my-
self proirtptly purchase ; them. The
C. M. I. is a private institution of
learning and discipline. - It does not
depend upon official smiles. " It does
not fear official frowns. It intends
to be independent.? ;It-.-progo8es to
keep itself under the law, and to il
lustrate thecharacteristic of a genu
ine loya" ty 'to; the cpuh try and the
State, to Honor and to Truth.
. I am yours very truly,
(Signed.) JiV. THOMAS; A
C-KMMW Sup't. CM. I.
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' ' Tlie Enquirer ' tells J thai f on e day
last week Mr. Nathan Gay of Union
county was oh liis way liome from
Monroe, when, he was accosted; in
the road by some men who were
fffiKon to'
camping in i -thet wojs"Hepaid
them and started
his way when 1
he was struck sense
less with a stick. He, thinks it m ust
have? been several hours before he re
covered and when Tie did it was to
find thatlieShad beeh'robbed bf 35 ;
or W:Wmxm4
xi.' yott cart find Flour to feiihV you. Salt,
Bacon and a choice lot of seed oats. Ynn
can find choice white corn by -'the5 bushel
or by the car load. ?
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GOODS SOLD AT
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TAKING into consideeation the existing
state of affairs; such as low price of Cot
tonx 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 tie no deviation from this rule.
,n- It will be strictly observed..
The principal Stockof my Fall and
Winter Goods has been purchased by me
in the Eastern Markets, after the com
mencement of the present Money Crisis'
and in consequence, at low figures" I am
therefore enabled to sell my Goods at great
ly reduced prices. The Goods have also
been selected with usual care and atten
tions 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 KOYV , that this an
nouncement will find its way into every
household with the desired effect. 1
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.KQ0PEI ANN'S,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
MILLINERY
GOODS,
F1GY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, HATS, GENTS' CLOTHING
- AND FT7BNISHHTG GOODS, &c.
Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, X. C.
83 To Wholesale Dealers and Coun try
Merchants, I offer sjiecial inducements
and assure them, that I will sell Goods
cheaper than tney can buy in Northern
and Eastern markets.
My Hotto Quick Sales and Small Prof
its ; '3 sest Gcoos for taa Least Money.
Orders solicited and promptly filled,
nov 8:tf 13. KOOI'MAXN.
Photographs I
ALL SIZES AND KINDS made in the
finest stvle of the art at
VAN NESS' GALLERY,
Tryon street opposite Charlotte Hotel
J5S All work guaranteed to please,
nov. 25:1m
WATEES & MARSE,
COMXISSIOX MERCHANTS.
lrE are prepared to make liberal casl
f advances on cotton shipped to our
menus m Charleston, or New York. Will
also attend promply to sales of cotton con
signed to us. OnV e at Wittkowsky A
Rintels', Charlotte, N. C. oo.t 29
Irish Potatoes.
dec 9
CENTRAL HOTEL,
Formerly Mansion House, .
II. C. ECCLES, Prop'r,
CHARLOTTE, JV. C.
june 8 ly
To Housekeepers,
A NOTHER lot of Jloantain Rye Flour,
jul 50 liusiiels Mountain Irish Potatoes.
Fresh Pork Sausage every day, and lor
sale by -SYMONS&CO.
dec 20
For Kent.
TH E HOUSE : AND LOT
on Tryon Street, next the
Catholic Chifrch and oppo
site the residence of Mr. D.
W. Oates. The house has six rooms, and
on the lot is a well and all necessary out
houses. . Possession given 1st January. Ap
ply at once, to J. 8. MEANS,
dec 14 tf ' Ag't for J. D. Means.
RICHARD A:DAM.
RICHMOND ,,-t, -
j.i,u atreeif jseiow xiain f
(Branches 516 Broad and 1524 Main,)
Manufacturer of all kinds of Bread; Cakes
and Crackers, Wholesale and Retail. No
charge for delivery of Goods to Boats or
Cars. No Charge for Barrels. ? --- 1
may 1 ly. -'j.-.j. I .
C O N C OU 1;S V N.
' Published weekly at . V
Chas. F. Habbis, Editor & Proprietor,
j'i,4:;OnIy'-$2.eo per Aanum.
THE Enaulrer havinsr ainrpw rrirmifn
in the counties of Anson, Union' Chester
field and Lancaster offers, unsurpassed ad-
vufc7 J P aavernsmg medium for the
mercrutnts of Charlotte. - . -
Published Weekly at $2 per antrum by l"
eeP.l!)';". Z " ?- & ' ' -v: -? Honroy N, C. "
PA Barrels orthern Irish potatoes for
0J eating purposes, at
STENHOCSE, MACAULAY & CO'S.
' 1 4 DXALXB3 IS ' , ,
Groceries, vt Xdquora,
HAVING rempved i.to 1 their large and
commodious 'New Store, two doors
above the Market House, and their Mr.
C. W. Alexander being at present; at the
North purchasing their Fall Stock, are
daily receiving large additions to their pre
sent Stock, which they are prepared to dis-to-their
- customers on reasonable
terras as any house in the city.' '
Having 'ample Store Eoom, they are pre
pared to store from .80Q to 1000 bales of
cotton, and would respectfully solicit con
signments of Cotton and ' Produce, which
will be handled on liberal terms, and guar
antee prompt returns.
sep 6
STMAS
8E NTS!
For Christmas Presents, go to v
!- PUBEFOY'S
For Toys, go to
PUREFOY'S.
For Fire Crackers, go to
PUBEFOY'S.
For
go to
Cannon Crackers
and Torpedoes,
PUBEFOY'S.
For Reman Candles, go to "
lec 14-tf. PUBEFOY'S.
Office for Rent. An oflBce suitat)le for
a Doctor or Lawyer (in the Irwin Corner)
is for rent. The most desirable place in
Charlotte. Applv to '
WiriKOWSKY & RINTELS,
dec 17 tf
ANEPlot of B.V. Gravelj''s "Golden
Pancake," and Anderson's "Solace"
Cliewing Tobaccos, at
W. R. BUR WELL & CO'S.
dec - Spring's Cbrner.
For Rent,
A NEAT COTTAGE, near Lincoln De
pot, containing 4 rooms and pantry.
Apply to
THOS. H. GAITHER'
noT 7-tf Auc. S Real Estate Agt.
GERMAN STUDENT LAMPS, at
BUR WELL'S,
dec 4 Spring's Cbrner.
JENKINS & CHANDLER,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Pork Packers, and Dealers in Bacon and Dry Salted Meats, Earns
Sides, Shoulders, Pork, Beef, Lard and Lard Oil.
THE FIRM of George A Jenkins having been dissolved, we the undersigned mem
bers of the late firm, shall continue to carry on busines. at the OLD STAND. Goods
at the lowest market rates, and prompt shipment always.
Send your orders to
JTMiliVS A AUA 1 P1TB.
4S fc?iuth Street, pjiltiiiwire. Md.
Mr. W. H. MEREDITH, Salesman and Shipping Clerk of the Oid House, is with ns.
nov 22 1m
THE CHEAPEST PUKE
IN
IS
SHRIER'S
TEMPLE OF FASHION
TOERE YOU
THE LARGEST AND FINESP STOCK OF
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
FOR
MENS', BOYS' AND YOUTHS' WEAR,
ALSO ' "
The Largest Stock of Gents Furnisliing: Goods
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES,
SATCHELS, AND UMBRELLAS,
H P11ICBS 3DBFIBS COMPBTITIOH
Remember the Place, 24 Tryon Streety David Parkb' Building.
Democrat and Home Copy. . , - :iPa ii-..-.Nov. 12
C 1 o t la. i rL
J.1.WJG1
now : prepared , to,rece!Te -;their
may desire a complete or nartial outfit
STORE on North Tryon Street, Oiarlotte; Fourth'Poor above the Charlotte Hotel.
Tnerr Stock is ientirelyiJJEWand selected with eare intbe Kortbern eities, from
Manufacturers, whose Goods are-made expressly for the Southern Market. . ..
They, offer DRESS - SUITS of.. Black. Kln Svmflr nA ImA. RmAvA wv of
rarranted genuine Scotch. Cassi mere; English, Trench Ameria.ni Plain iaad Fancy
xxtooituciw, m T&necy oiaiyies ana.pnces.
. A'so, by the single piece, .Coat, , Pants
vyetvetxne Corderoy; Grdy Itons, 31iaed ' Meltons,) Skin Jetnes, Seal Skin,
VV hitney Imperial WmZtedaKerey, Jfcc,' tc., in style and, price to snit every bayer
from the BndeCTOom tn tli TIaH n ripr
TaJinas M? tfeltohMixed Helton;
Overcoata, iof leverrvarieiv. 'stvle and
MSfftyS- 9in 4
, ' , rrrvrr r u?&
complete the Wardrobe.' f-i'i H -5 :
.03$
everyDUsiness transaction with them, and
this wew
AiTGIlICAlI STEAH
; CLEACUEft" COIdIBIKed
PATENTED ' November 4 ifm
others, by,-WlLUAMS &
SON, Iialeigh, N. C. HARRi.
State and County Rights in
CENT LOWER THAN a1!Y OTHFRPER
the most- reliable in existence p5' m
MACHINES CO; PLETE FOr"$io 06 of
WTJJ.TAM3 & HARRISON
Box 248, Raleigh, N. C.
1HOLTOIV & GREESOX,
GENERAL AGENTS,
CH A RLOTTE, N. c,
dec 3-Smos
WATCHES !, . WATCHES!
Clocks and Jewelry !
Silver and Plated Ware'
SPECTACLES and FANCY GOODS, &c.
At Panic Prices, at ' '
J. T. BUTLEE'S,
Opposite Central Hotel,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
nov. 25-tf
S5 S
CHI KG
w.FOR SALE AT
SINGER'S OFFICE
NEXT TO DEWEY'S
BAIXK,
and
Opposite tug Post Office.
nov 27 tf
The Attractive Bargain Coun
ter A 1 KOOrM ANN'S Store is again
pen,
And the great
Charlotte
sensation of
doc 10 tf
TF yon wish a quanitity of beantifol
L goods, for money, Go to B. Kwpniann's
nd select fronj the Bargain Counter.
declO-tf.
nOtoB. Koopmann's, and examine his
X Bargain Counter. dec 10-tf.
-o-
TO BUY GLQT1G
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