fjjje ciiarlotte Obserrer,
JOHNSTONE JOKES.
Office, Springs' Building Trade Street
BAXK8 OJ 8UB8CIPTI0ir.
nne veaF in advan, ....$6 00
2?JoXJi advance, 3 00
x'e Months, in advance, 1 50
Soonth, in advance, 50
S-Wc-kly, aneyear $3.50
Weekly. vear ' 200
LOCAL AFFAIRS:
P. cAl.nWELL, Local Editor.
Cotton Market.
Monday, January 18, 1874
7m
7nfirirr.
Ordinary,
na Middling
13 !
Hi
Market qniet.
Sales to-dav 0 bales.
Vew York market clones 'dull for spots
at J decline. Low niid. I5J-
" i.qc DOTS.
The streets are becoming passable again.
There are 19 Granges in Mecklenburg
county.
The statins sterns to be regaining
some of its lost popularity.
There was not a case in the Mayor's
Court yesterday.
The Board of Aldermen failed to bold
R meeting Hst nigbt, for lack of a quo
rum. A drove of beeves and also a drove of
horses and mules arrived in Charlotte on
Bunday.
The churches were well attended on
Bunday. All of fle pulpits were filled as
'usual by tlie pastors.
An old contractor tells irs that there was
never jo good a prospect for builders in
Charlotte as there is for the coming spring.
Mr Jonas Rudisill has returned from the
forth where has purchased a complete
outfit of the latest improved machinery
f..r his new Sash and Door Factory and.
Planing Mills, and will commence busi
ness soon.
Personal. V, J Hale, Jr., of the well
known publishing Iiom of Fi J Hale &
Son. New Yirk, regis: erH at the Central
Hotel on Sunday.
Col A 8 Buford and Gen W W Kirkland,
arrived in Charlotte yesterday morning.
Grange Meeting Charlotte Grange
met yesterday morning in their hall. The
officers elected at the last meeting were in
stalled, but tveyond this nothing of general
interest was done.
There will b another meeting of the
Grange on Monday next.
Off on Duty. E C Davidson, Esq., De-
j'uv uctiuin iui tne est, leaves tins
morning un business connected with the
Grange of the. Patrons of Husbandry. He
goes first to IT n ion county where, he ex
lei:t.s to spend ;ilout a week. From thence
h proposes to visit An.-on, Stanley and
Montconiory cuunties in the interest of
the order.
. 44.
An Kditor as a lecturer. We see
from the Shelby Banner, of the 17th inst..
that our confrere of the Southern Heme,
Capt.R. A. Shot well, will, on the 14th of
rebruary, deliver an address before the
Mu'ioiogun Society, of Shelby, on " the
lite and times of George Jeffreys. Chief
Justice of England."
Captain Shut well is a gentleman of brain
and of culture, and the people of Shelby
may expect to hear an interesting and m-
siruetiye address.
The Hanging of Baker The New
York Herald which reached us yesterday
morning, ha.- a most inaccurate and one
sided account of the hanging of Joe Ba
ker, in this city, on Friday last. .It insult
every spectator present, and is incorrect
m neany every particular which its cor
respondent furnishes. We are very much
utyrwed at Mr. Cuthbert, that he should
have telegraphed such a thing. We have
no allusion here to the facts as to the mur
der, trial, escape, tc, all of which are cor
rect. bt only to the account of the hang
in8. This will be alluded to Hereafter.
The N. c. R. r. Agency. We learn
that Mr. John Wilson,, has, aVAhe earnest
solicitation of the , company re-accepted
m agency of the N?C. Railroad, at Char
lie. All those who have business at
"is office will read of this announcement
w'tli pleasure. John Wilson is an effici-
e"i agent, and a most excellent
ays has time to answer a proper ques
lonina civil manner, and has always
-ouiarged his duties in
a prompt and
with fni
manner, to the satisfaction of the
company which employ' him ahd the
Public. We vej-y much hope that be has
wujsiOiia positions t,5 ii
Second Presbyterian Church-At
meeting 0f the members of tola church,
services on Sunday, a formal call was
-aue out for the services of Rev L 'Mo
; " uu at Present pastor of the
"Dyterian Church at Concord, for Li
Fwirai services. It is not yet known,
;, course wbat Mr McKinnon will do in
r!e Pre,n3es, and even should I he accept,
m pastoral relations with the church at
Uncord would have tn rlA hviVn-
cord Presbytery before he could fornuiUy
m.p cau to a church elsewhere 5
A be members ef the Second Preshvteri
an Church of Charlotte have made a most
n 7 us action of a pastor. Mr McKin
on is a fine pulpit orator, ,a gentleman of
-.uun, ana no one assesses in a fuller,
- man he the, faculty of building up
. ug cnurch . We hope be will come
" MfiOlt,
" ' : , ' ','..-. - ... .
: m -n , . . r
Vot. X. CHARLOTTE N. C. TUISDAY, JANUARY 20, 1874. No 1,516
Sensation !-Since Saturday thr h
been a rumor floating around to the effect
las
u ju&cr, woo was hanged on Fri-
day, had been , resuscitated- The report
ws uaseu upon tne fact that one of oar
citizens said that he had seen Baker and
held a conversation with him in his (Ba"
Ker s) own house ; and he said that Baker
had so far recovered from hanging as to
be able to walk about the house
This report was circulated on Saturday,
and was credited by a great many persons
who are now ashamed to acknowledge that f
tney gave the rumor any credence. But
uie person who said he had seen Baker,
the man who had been hanged on Friday,
is a man of character, and they hardly
knew how to discredit his statements, es
pecially s. as he said he was willing to be
qualified before a Magistrate as to their
truth.
After creating quite an excitement, this
individual staled privately on Sunday that
what he had said as to having seen Baker
uunuc,auu wu3 oam iu cihxi a
certain purpose. t
vve give tne rumor as to Baker being
auve tor what it is worth, reserving our
opinion in the premises.
Saved by a Bustle. We are going to
tell the truth now ; the man who does the
Ananias part of this paper is out at pres-
ent. Not loner since a ladv of this citv
called at a house where there wa a yery
w - j i
savage dog. She walked into the yard
and was very near the house when she
was attacked in a most ferocious manner
by the dog mentioned, who tore her bustle
of and in a general way made thing ex
ceedingly lively for her. After getting the.
bustle off, the dog let the lady alone, and
standing at a respectful distance viewed
that article until she got into the house.
This is one more argument in favor ol
the bustle. Where is the man that cries,-
"dowfi with the bustle V If any, just let
us to him. Who is here so base as not to
admire the hustle? If any, speak, for him
have we offended. We pause for a reply.
None ? Then none have we offended.
It will be remembered that, from the
first we have championed the bustle-wearers;
and it will be quite late when we go
back on our words or cease to resent with
honest indignation whatever of eontunie-
ly the unre-enerate niav attempt to cast
upon tne custom. Be it understood that
we are committed to "the defense, and that
we never give up the ship. (Old newsjwi-
pers for sale at the Obskkveh office at the
low price of 50 cents per hundred.)
Robbing a
Uailroad Man. On Friday
vnight last, Oapt Potts, the General, Super
visor of the Air Line Railroad, was robbed
at Tuccoa City of $95 in money $75 in
greenb acks and a $20 gold piece. Capt
Potts hal been sick and was very nwvou-
and upon arriving at Tuccoa laid down on
a bed to sleep until the train arrived. He
had a servant boy with him. When the!
train arrived, he and the boy got on board
and came to ' harlotte, and it was after
arriving here that Cant Putts found that
he had been robbed. The pocket-book was
still in his pocket, but there was no money
in it. Capt Potts aud-a friend were in the
room of the forru.T. disinssiuj: the m ittier.
when the servant of Capt Potts, who w .is
present' at the time, bean protesting his
innocence. This furnished a clue as to
the robbery, and after a series of questions
and threats the negro acknowledged the
theft, and said he had deposited the money
under the depot at Tuccoa. The agent at
that plaOe was telegraphed to to examine
the place, ami he replied that after doing
so he had failed to find the money.
The servant was again hauled up, and
this time said he had hid it in the back
j'ard of the Central Hotel. The friend of
Capt Potts, heretofore.; alluded to, went
t iU lo0 1.0 ..,5,1 h
Willi 1111 IX IV Ulty f 4 V TIJVJV V-
iau cuueenieu tun uiuucj, auu, jailing .
produce the money, the boy was taken
ck to Capt Potts' room. Here he was
aviijwiu, i-w o'? . h'""
. I. ! iniMnti c? tai nt niinori Alio
and, alter having been scared nearly to
death by one means and another, he said
that he had stolen the money and had it
then in one of his shoes. He thereupon
took the shoe and drew the money out.
It had been stuffed into the toe of the shoe
and was wadded in there tight.
The $75 in currency and the gold piece
were all recovered, and the boy being turn
ed over to the authorities, was committed
to jail to await trial at the next term of
court.
Turner and Humphrey. The
Code DpELLd From the Raleigh
0
torrespondeflce of the Petersburg
News, we clip the following bit of in
formation : .. ' ;
"There has been a good deal of talk
T?oto;h rl,,rh,o-thnatwvwfifiks
about a duel that was . on. the tapis
1 11 XMtV V fww -
dtirintr the Christmas holidays. Col.
L. Wi MumDhreVi btate senator irom
Wavne ftttd Duplin, made a speech
in the Senate on the 22nd ult, just as
that body was about lo adjourn fur a j
vacation of twentV da vs. Itrenectea
very severely; upon jMr.Tnrper of the
Sentinel, it was a xurious sneecn.
brimful of war. It. now tumu f out
nrumuiui . , x.. y
tha,t Mr. Turner invited the; Colonel
tWNorfclk.iya.,1 about the last oi
Decern ber, but he could not see , the
hecessitv of any such trip, and so de
clined to go. The ' correspondence
v,a't.At vt Ivimi rinh1ixkidi hnti the FIFTY barrels eoitea ana unrxmea
, t'XSiiX mt.4'enty-Fjve barrels of Green' Ap
fact ef the invitation l and declination . iery;i and fine.. Free
is common property.' 1 suppose ine
correrponaence win De -nuuiisueu i potatoes, for sale on arrival, at
$eif 5. . : s Mttt- ". a . smith.
NEH S OF THE DAY.
Cushing's commission as Minister
to
Spain has not yet been signed
The latest news from Texas is that all
the troops on both sides have disbanded,
and that there is much rejoicing.
A fire in some London Mills on Satur
day, destroyed property to the amount of
250,000 pounds,.and threw 400 persons out
Jl v.
f e,UPlyment'
A bill was introduced on Friday in the
Georgia State Senate calling a43onvention
of the States to revise the Constitution of
the United States.
Rev. William Sparrow, Pean of the fac
ulty of the Episcopal Theological Seminary
near Alexander, Va., died suddenly Satur
day morning at the First National Bank
of that city.
Hon. Roscoe Conklintr. IT. S. Senator
from New York, will certainly benomina-
Ol - .
ueu lor uiei justice, ana nis nomination
will be confirmed at once. Conklinsr was
tendered the Chief Justiceship lastsum
mer, but declined in writin
At a meeting or the creditors of Jay
A. .....
Cooke & Co., the affairs of the firm were
taken out of bankruptcy, and will be set
tied up by a committee of Trustees from
anion? th r.iwlit-jrs Tii
consist of five creditors,
o " " vvuiiuiliCC TT ikm
A stage going from Malvern, Ark., to
the Hot Springs, on Friday was stopped by
a banu cf hve hitrhwavmen about five
miles from Hot 8prings, who captured the
mail bags and 2,000 dollars worth of valu-
nblesfrom fourteen passengers, and taking
one of the stage horses, decamped.
Thft mpm,iprs nf thp o,n,.n,iftn nf the
Mex5can War Survivor8 c:aiied on the Pre-
-j . . . , o..j
were received in the east room of the White
Huse. Grant was a Lieutenant and Regi
mental Quartermaster in the 4th U. S In
fantry during the Mexican War. '
Wild Cherry Balsam, The memory
of Dr Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of
thousands whom his Balsal of Wild Cherry
has cured ot coughs, colds, consumption.
or some other f.irm of pulmonary disease.
" ow over ,or,.v .veuni since this pre
paration was brought before the public.
and yet the demand for it is constantly in
creasing. Uan Tl
The Great Antagonist of Disease.
What is the great antagonist of disease?
It is. the vital principle. From the mo
ment that disease is developed in the sys
tem, this champion fights the intruder un
til it either conquers or is conquered.
Which side should medicinal science es
pouse in this lile and death struggle V
Should it depress and cripple the physical
energies of the patient, thereby belpiug
the diaofuer, or should it reinlorce the vi
tality of the patient and thereby assist in
quelling the aliment : Ot comse the pro
per answer to this question rnvist beobvi-
ots to everv Hie uhove ttie grade or an
idiot or a lunatic, and hence it follows that
the weak ami broken down invalid who
choses to d.se himself with depleting
slops, instead of toning, invigorating and
vitalizing Ins enervated trame witli lios-
tctttr's Stomach Bitters, must be either
Kebie minded or deranged. Surely noth
ing snort of imbecility or insanity couui
induce a person Jaooring under Douitv
weakness and nervous prostration, to take
day after day power ul d ses of some dras
tic purgative in the liope ot gaming
strength thereby. Although charlatans
niav advertise preparations of this charac
ter as tonics, people, in the full possession
of their reason can not, one would think,
accept them as such. If they do the pen
alty of their credulity may be the short
ening of their lives. The rheumatic, the
dyspeptic, the billious. the debilitated and
nervous, and all who are subject to mter-
mittents, or other diseases brought on by
the inclement weather which prevails at
this season, will do well to strengthen
their nerves, tone their stomachs and re-
gulate their bowels with the Bitters. The
two-told operation oi tne restoiauve as an
. - , . . !. ,
jt;J fjjrt.(,t &nd .specific effect upon the HIS
ordered liver, render it a most efficient
remedy tor compiainrs oi me uigesuve, se-
1 ,....cim. 4vr uvKtiui'itrii i.iranu nr tir kpiu in
1 ' . 1
nsfe. This fact is conceded bv eminent
members of the faculty whose testimony
to that effect is published in Hostetters
Almanac for 1874 tiljan22
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.
I CLOSE mv Boarding House this day.
C. F. WATERS.
jan 20 3t
THAT COOK.
Onr rook has arrived, we are now pre
pares to give odr friends a good meal, Oys
ter plates at sbor' notice.
Meals at all hours. B. N. SMITH.
SELLING OFF.
In view of moving soon, I have reduced
the prices on my gtwds in order to reduce
y stock as muciias possible, inosa
wishito bargains in Groceries or Liquors
1 Ml J 1 it. II J
will do well to call and see me soon.
,-.;..- B- N. SMITH.
THE LAST CALL!
T CAN BE FOUND at the Market from
jl 9 to 3 o'clock of each day until the
25th dav of January, at which time the
(property of all delinquents will be adver
w .' v1 -
Tbccity must have money, peaceably if
y0 wiHforcibly if I must.
3 7; ' J J; R ERWIN,
tan 13i Xl t Tax Collector.
On ConsiRnment,
5 FIFTY ' barrels ' Bolted, and -' Unbolted
fTom rot and frost. Also nice Mountun
Hew Advertisements.
1874. JOB 1874.
H 'AVING TAKEN CHARGE OF
I the Job Printing Office over
IMessrs. WILSi.N & BLANK'S Dim?
Storf,' 1 respectful, y solicit a share of
patronage.
Sf Work done with neatness and dis
patch.
ALFRED ALDRICH.
Jan. I8tf
Office of
The Singer Matfg Co.)
jo. 31. Union &qmie,
, New Yokk, January 10th, 1S74.
II. (X Turptn, Manager:
Dear Sik : It has recently come to our
notice that it firm in .Jontreal are manu
facturing Sewing Machines in imitation of
ours, and t hat they are Hooding the United
States with circu ars, the character of
which is to deceive the public into the be
lief that they can supply exact imitations of
our Machine at greatiy reduced prices.
The object of this circular letter is to ad
vise you that we have already taken the
preliminary steps to prosecute the firm
spoken of, both for infringing on Letters
Patent, and for theunwarrantable attempt
to trade on our name. But as some ti ine
will be necessary in the bringing of suits
to an issue, we desire you to warn the peo
ple of your locality against purchasing at
any price, or on any terms; for by so do
ing they will subject themselves to heavy
payments for infringement of our Patents,
which under all circumstances will be sus
tained. Should it come to your knowledge that
any parties of responsibility in your local
it purchased spurious machines, you will
oblige us by communicating all necesssary
information at onee. ,
Respect lu 1 1 v,
The singer man'g co.,
Insi.ee A. Hopper, President.
jan 18, 1 wk.
THE HUMANITIES "AND INDUSTRIES.
-:o:
Carolina Military Institute,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
fTUIIS Institute, with its departments
JL Preparatory and Collegiate is now in
full ami successful operation. It contains
new and progressive features in education
and training.
The next Term begins February 14th.
Send for circulars. Address,
Co j.. J. P. THOMAS
Superintendent.
jan 17 tf.
Extra fcujras- Cured Uhuis,
New Meat.
BEEF TONGUES, Choice Family Flour,
just received at
jan 17 J. S. M. DAVIDSONS,
3rd door above Market, Trade St.
Bui "-i's Celebrated Oardcn
Sieeds.
A VERY large snppiv of these Seeds for
A ti ie wholesale and retail trade, just
received at
jan 17 SC A R Il'S DRUG STORE.
fill IE best food for Infants and Invalids.
JL prepared by Savory & Moore, London,
at
jan 17 STARR'S DRUG STORE
TTALIAN MACARONI,
1 at
A fresh supply
jan 17 PCA RR'S PRUG STORE.
J)URE CIDER YJNEGAR.for sale at
jan 17 SOARR'S DRUG STORE.
SI ere We('mc Again Willi a
ItiJsh
Goods Coming in by Every
Train I
. Come One and AH !
THIS morning the Largest and Finest
Apples. Oranges, Lemons, Cocoanuts,
Rabins, Figs, Dates, Currants, Citron, ka
nannas. Pine Apples in cans. Oysters, To-
niatto-'S, Peaches and 1 lckles
THE Larnest Assortment of Candv and
Nuts at Retail in the city. French Candy
pure and. freh, of everv variety, and
Ground Peas at wholesale and retail.
Snuff ot all kinds, Tobacco, Cigars,
Smoking Tobacco, Spices of every descrip
tion.
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Rolls, Buns and Rye
Bread. We don't advertise what we have
not got. Grit your teeth old viper you
bite a til 1.
jan 17 C. S. HOLTON fc CO
Carpels.
1I7E have a larse stock of CARPETS
VY that we are determined to close
out,
which we are offering at great bargains.
jan 17, 3t BREM, LKOWN & CO.
A CARD.
HAVING pnrchased the property form
erly known as STOWE'S FACTORY,
1 shall continue the manufacture ofSlllR'
TINGS arid YARNS, and respectfully ask
a share of the public patronage. Orders
addressed to me at Charlotte, (N. C. will be
promptly filled.
jan 16, 2wks T. H. GAJTHJj.lt
JJIARIES for 1874 at
jan 17
TUREOY'S.
35,00.0
jan 17
ENVELOPES, just received
at
PUREFOY'S.
OA REAMS LETTER. CAP. BILL and
0J COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER,
jan 17 PUREFOY'S
HORSES AND MULES. '
' ...-.. . ,i . i ?
T?0R sale at Wadsworth's Sale anil Liv
X ery Stables. The finest stock always on
hand. Persons wishing to purchase horses
or mules will find it to their advantage to
call on
-J; W. WADS WORTH,
jan 15 tf Charlotte, N. C.
. - ...
1 Italian ITIararoni.
JUSRVeiVeilkt' ' i
derll-tf ; : ' . Scarr's.
15,000
GIGA KB, just received.
line Chewing Tobacco.
W. R. IiURWELL CO?
New Advertisements.
rA. hales,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
AJDDEALEEIN
Fine Watches, (locks,
JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, GOLD
' RINGS, &c.
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
(Next door to Tiddy's Book Store.)
All work neatly done and warranted,
jan 15
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS
day sold their entire stock, consisting
of Liquors, Toha"co and General Merchan
dise to W. J. Black, and take pleasure in
commending him to thtir late customer-
and friends as in every way worthy of their
atronage. and trust they will transfer the
same to him. 1
W. H. H. HOUSTON & CO.
Charlotte, N. C, Jan. 6, 1874.
Having purchased as above, I am pre
pared to fill all orders entrust ed to mvcare,
and from long experience in the business
an guarantee satisfaction. To my old
friends ajid those of Messrs. Houston & Co.,
would say give me a trial.
W. J. BLACK.
Jan. Gth, 1874. tf
GRAHAM & ISASU'S
.AND, LABOR & IMMIGRATION
AGRXCY.
n
HARLOTTE, N. C.
WE negotiate sales and leases of city
residences, and lots, and farming and min
eral lands, improved and unimproved, in
this section and in Western North Caroli
na, and will exhibit the same to the in
spection of ur patrons. Special attention
f Cupitalists invited to several fine tracts
iow on our register, affording facilities for
raising cattle, sheep, fcc, and many con
taining an abundance of such minerals ns
GOLD, COPPER, IRON, PLUMBAGO,
MARBLE and LIMESTONE. Also two
IRON rURNACES ready for operation,
with an abundance of ore and fiux at hand
Also several water-powers for Forges,
Mills and Factories. Many of these tracts
are well aaapted to tne cultivation o
Cotton, Tobacco, the Vine, and thevariou
grasses, cereals, and fruits, and are abun
dantly supplied with snch timber as clu
nut, hickory, walnut, pine, cedar and oak
We can sell in tracts of from 100 acres t
20,000 acres, with dwellings or without.
Parties wishing to employ Northern o
European laborers may learn our term
upon application by letter or in person.
, GRAHA2I & NASH,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law.
PRACTICE in ALL the STATE an
FEDERAL COURTS. MMvK ( Ol.l FJ
TIONS, EXAMINE TITLES, and FUh
NISH A lis TRACTS.
R. D GRAHAM, F. NASH
Jan 15, dly & wky 6m
Rociy Moilaia Silver Sprace
The Most Beautiful Tree in America ;
Round ( actus,
Mountain Sunflower,
Painter's Brush,
Pike's Peak Columbine,
and other
Rocky Mountain Specialties.
For descriptive Catalogue and Price Lis
of seed, address,
LANDIS fe FEGAN,
Denver, Colorado.
Special Rates to Nurserymen aud Dealers
jan 11 lm
jLife in tbe Old Land Yet 1
THE OLD SOUTHERN SEWING MA
CHINE EMPORIUM, the first house
of the kind opened in North Carolina,
makes a specialty of the best cheap ma
chine, THE HOMK SIIUTTIC
As an evidence of its worth other ma
chine agents are anxious ki trade for t hem.
' THE HOME JTCACniftE
; is the best family macnine.
Took the premium at the last American
Insjitute Fnir over all others. It runs
light, makes little noise, has a better ten-"
nitin and a betier shuttle than any other
that I have ever seen.
iVimis wishing to buy r rnt other
machines ttin Ins act'ommodated mm I have
15 or 20 ditfavut kinds oons;aml' on
hand f '-.-i :
AtWress, , D.aMAXWELU
jan J . harlotte. N. C.
iNE IIUNOIiED Boxer Initialed Frnch
Pajer just rvvpivi at
IT iWDUl.3.
R ATES OF A DVERTISING.
One Square eae time
.$1 00
two.tlavs
..
.
ii
three days
... . ....
1 50
u
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M
it
four days....... ............... 2 50-
'fiTe,days.., ....... o 00
one weekr.'.... 3 50
two weeks... ........ 5 00
thl'weekai-.i..u... 6 50
one month 8 00
Contract 'Advertisement tak at
proportioaately low ratsa. .
Five Souares estimated at a quarter-tolh
unitt, and ten squares as a balfiolumn.
New Advertisements.
SO
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CHARLOTTE, N,
Prescriptions prepared at 1J 'hours
of the Day and night.
Clioice Green and Black Teaf
Selected especially for Family and Inval
ids, at SCARR'S
jui-ie 29 Drug Store.
. ,
FUElfH fel'ICES,
Just received a lot of select Spices for
Pickles, Preserves, fcc, at F. SCARR'S
june29 Drugstore.
Pure Salad Oil.
Finest article in Market,
at F. SCARR'S
june 29. 1872 Drug Store.
THE BANK Ot MECKLENBUR
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Authorized Capital $500,000
Jar. Ttjbxkk Tate, President.
Tho W. Dewey, Cashier,
F. H. Dewby, Asst. Cashier.
AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
TATE & DEWEY.
rphis Bank Chartered Under Act of the
A General Assembly and duly organized
under Laws of the State ol" North Carolina,
with ample means is pieprired to transact
eiiernl Banking: Business.
and furnish accommodations to all its Cus
tomers on Liberal Terms.
The bank will receive Deposits subject to
Cheyk, and will Allow Interest According
to Airreenient on all Deposits left on time,
or issue Certificates of Deposit bearing in
terest at the rate of
Eight per cent per Annum
on all sums lying undrawn over thirtj
days. '.'
Gold and Silver Coin, B illion and
Bank Notes Rough ( and Sold.
TrlOS. W. DEWEY,
jan. 1 1873. . . Cashier.
THE GREJA.T,HEMEDY FOR
COWSUPTIOW
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
physicians to , be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sel
dom fails to effect a speedy,
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam docs not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
Behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and ; cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint. , ,
PREPAUZD BT
BETH' V. FOWLE & 8053, Boston, Xtu.
.Aj4oWbyInigalPealerigeneraUy.
Snle of Ileal Estate.
By1 virtue tifsr&OTt?a deed to the
First. Build-in ft. .Loan Association, and
second mont-ageto we, I wijl sell at the
Court House d Jor jn Ciiarlotte, "at puldio
auction, :(0u 'jSatardajri) touary ?4th, the
house and lot. on Ohrncli. street, now oc
cupied bv Johri F.'BaVtir T's
1 have in hamlfAii4)ntion tlie books
and account of JoUni Jp.But ; ,
Tli debw of thesai jutts will settle
with me.. , ;
rj4 : , , W. J. BLACK.
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Du. F. KCAUIt,
CoiPnianVEnglish'Mustard,
fsai 8i W. R, BUKVELL & CO.