North Carolina Newspapers

"SAfESTW A1JV JLIUTISIKI One Square one VtoJ4jL$X 00 Office, M to - three dafe.,..:.-: 2 ex " four daya.M.v- 2 60, ,r v,,vwc flays,,..... 3 00 one week ............. 3 60 BATES OF 6CBSCEEPTf6i -ik'-' M u id j VV t 'fSr CotTct Advertisements taksn at proportionately low rata. tV. Five Squares estiihatea at a quarter-coV umn, and ten square as a half-column. .. '- '.vyt ; wait ij tjji'c.r : 1 ;- 1 v, , - " Vol. XI. v TMFZklT rieyear...i iElii v one Year 2.00 publisbepmphifarriD ; An AnierJcSii ihdlS w at it New Advertisements; J J appears me imio wing sentence: "AUhester Ay riii i - if 1 1 inn. m I 1 1 " If ' II I r r f ' I I I r. IrMr-VAV XII II r II 'II II t - ' -1 I III .11 111 II llrl II u 1 Daily , Wfea ta.rfjAfc.OO S 4 Months., to Wrrrrr A 5? n advance. 00 jn. P. CALDVYEtXi,!lA)cal Editor. Cotton Market. . ' . v , Friday, February 131874.: Inferior. Ordinary,- , vv, (l0(id Ordinary, Low Middling, l514i Market unchanged. ; M . , Sales to-day 250 bajes. : jsew York "market unchanged. Quotations ict Ordinary fund Ordinary, Ftrict Good Ordinary, Low Middling, 6 10 1U12 13 134 13133 13 14 14 15 XOCAt, DOTS" There is a. hop on the tapis for Monday 'iglit don't come near so soon now as it 'used to did." ; ! f Things were unusually dull in trading circles rcsterdy .-. i i(t r chasing hats occupied a good deal of j,ubHc attention yesterdayj , Fires' 'were dispensed with yesterday ; ffurm enough without them. More Irishmen than a few walking aronnfl with buired-xip eyes. ; Building operations will open briskly villi Spring:, fr m present appearances. f The festive moth lias begun its motherly luliors, even before the nipping nights are over. Mrs. L Presley has opened a boa riling l.(.i:?c on C hurch street. f See advertise ment. i $ "5 Wi!i:m ironts walk the streets with done to molest on make afraid- Why, not killtiiom? Tlie Mardi Oras excursionists were' to liiive arrived in New Orleans yesterday af ternoon at 4 o'clock. Tlie Davenport Brothers, who were in Charlotte last fall, were to have given sean ces in Atlanta last night and to-night. This is St. Valentino's Day, anil post of- ing for a living in an old' field ia8ture, ia spectacle to make angel weep T ,.. s This is growing poetical on pigs, and re calls Henry A Wise's panegyric on the average Vffgipfa of rmerj wno "cha ses halfitarved, stump-tailed i'sfeer through, a ten-acre lot to g4t a bad, beef steak for. breakfast.'-' " 1 ' ' V v Picking up an . Overcoat. Mr. Win. Smith, of Pinyijle Townip,, grocery story of Burwell, Grier & On, yes terday,; doing some "trading, and laid his overcoat down. When he went to get it it was gone,and he set out to look for it. Iu about an hour he spied the overcoat on the shoulders of a man named Warmoutti, who wa&wrcste4nd taken before the Mayor. His Honor fined him the cost in the, case, and held,him.ih his own'recog nizance to appear at the next term oT-tha; Siiperior Court. . Runaways. Two . runaways occurred yesterday near the Air-Line Depot. The 1st one was that of two mules which became frightened at the train; and dashed off. Their driver, a Mr. Williamson, ' was thrown out, but we did not iearn the ex tent of his injuries if, indeed, he received any. The mules ran on until they had made a perfect wreck of the buggy. The second runaway occurred in the same way. A horse, hitched to a wagon, was frightened by the,blowing of the en gine, and ran off. We did not hear what da mage was done in this instance. What with the everlasting whistling of engines and runu.tog-of trainsaloog the track at tlie foot 'of North: Trade srr?t? it is a matter of wonder that more runaways dQjiot occur in that end of the citv than do: -' : y party referpedfo is mistaken. Unless his stomach drfferairom ali other MfloeDtic stQBiacs Hostefter's Bitters will cure him in Inoo'tt.;. iW.J : tTrnliS. 'JL.ljl'1 be safe la 'giiaranteei;:6ndeff'an'.ph4' There are a few, a very few;; acthal speci fica or, disease in existence, and Hostet ter'8 Stomach Bitt'ers iiiay be set cfowu' W one of them. In ' cases ofr indigestion It' never fails. Persons wb6 had suffered for' many years almost every Conceivable spe cies of torture froma this - agonizing- rco plaint, have been permanently cured with, the Bitters in six weeks. Hundreds jo such instances are on record, .anthenticat ed by the testimony of prominent jnen m l every walk of lite, eminent physicians among the tvamber. But this celebrated vegetable preparation is. something .more than a stomachic and ionic. It is also an alterath'eof wonderful 'Virtue. In. liyer complaint its effect is. as . direct and im mediate as that--of calomel or blue pU4, 1 nu w uiore suiutary , ana in an aiseasea conditions of the. bowels, notably, tojcase of constipation : its regulating , properties are in the" highest degree serviceable. The new settlements in the west aind all low ly in tracts pf country infested' with ran -asmatic exhalations, so fruitful at this sea son, of the various types 6f intetmittent fevers, should be always well stocked with this incomparable , chologue:, which -wtH cure any case of fever and ague in a period varying from three days to Hhree or tour weeks, according to the violence of the complaint. !. Nervbus disorders - which are always aggravated by the adulterated li quors usually' prescribed by physicians, are readily cured by a course of this admira ble combination medicine, in which the prdieries of a stimulant, a tonic and al- tovativiQ are -happilyi blended.,. til ftb 19 A 0,ueer Case. A countrj'man nam ed Brad ford ..was in. town yeserday, slight ly under the influence of liquor. He and another countryman were sitting on the window-sill of the stora of Mr Berryhill, on Tryon street, when Bradford, in some way or other, broke out a pane of glas. r t : i ii-- l fee pr('p'fc)Will no doubt tie kept nsy ny wr. uerrynui, very uamnuiy wamuu iuy answering the question : "Anything for for the glass, and Bradford went to Mar shal Erwin and induced Irimtb have the other man ar rested aud taken before ' the Parson Bkowslow on Civil Rights Knoxville, Texx-., ; Febru ary 12. The Daily Chronicle, of this city, publishes a long letter from Senator Browulow tb-rribrrdw on the. civil rights bill. He decidedly opposes the mixed school feature of the hill, and says it would destroy the free schools in the South. He advises the colored people to tell Congress thit they do hot want mixed schools. He also favors the issue of more currency. Hew Advertisements.' THE IGISLATTJEE. : Uf,L u't b'JsH "f u j i jl Is nrenarexl to transact id'ceneral-BASik In a Busiuesa,-Caab advajwiad on finttim.Mn also ion-Stw-fcsBnnds. AnLotUr SecarWes. -.kr Deals in Gold and Sil ver Ciin. Exchange, BrrtflVBktftes.'Boiwfe: Stock: &e. Money received orrdispdsit subject-to ciiecfcdiitiifc4eir)ser Pf Deposit re- Collections made on all accessible points; promptly ackhowled: on TeceT pt,-and mittcd for on date of payment. u ' y. rvr iTf? h . ;f E..G. GBIEB, ?. v. B. H.Moqbe. . . J. W. Wadswokth. SP. SMITH, President. T. L-.'VAili,vCa5-Mfcn 0. Gi'BITITfi Ass'tX'avhier. w york.CsiJsndenWJnpfl National Band. ,.feb 4. )iAviAtAY,fenhowHMflcaulaj-,!a; $9. tJ,.P, Ho.rsTON, i J,: W. McMukSAT. TotMcMurrav A Davip. K." D. CouiifS. THE HTPST -RNTl RFSFFfffi (if JH .'2f Ji-t.t iv Mfe : 1 ! i-; i. v me?" Boarding Home. TLfRSi-L. PRESSLEY informs the pub- T,ast I'ight was sefere on .pedeslrians nfter.tl.e street, liplitei were, extinguished.-i rf JT T. f?V- I 0 . : lt lie that she has opened a Boarding The rain fell in torrenfsfthe wind blew, ' anor tn Max)T folUJlnm it he wouiu House on Churcji street, between Third . r it 1 J iu i : I j w.. -.... i: ,i T . OI UafKI VSS l C n.,. 1... I l u nil. r.i ji I i. ari Turma rtiatuul'lKlp nise in w m aui ne mism eo. aius iiu t . ' : . . dcclinexl to do, and anntuncl his inten- and the vailed. blackness e or d; fair 141 wkr I at may end in neinr a very serious tion to ai)peal The Marshal told him cawWbcfbre 'yWydradWycstet V7errftpr6 filmo?leWlr (lav. li netinsr in his magisterial .capacity tJmmtMfJniri jna . I "LOVE IN A COT TAGE'J "jyT AY exist only in Poetry ; but by call- time that that would in nowise release him v;lu.fti ti,nr. aii i-inds t (irooprifts mav bp. The alleged offender was committed to await trial, wedo not ueem it wise 10 flom payjng tno cost in the case, which bought at Retail qn as reasonable terms as makp a statement ot tne case, as it win, nn TUi oow f him h x 1 anvwliere in tins city., Jrure JUurnam t 1. 1 - . 1 1' 1 'ouniry For our motto f. . o - no doubt, come before the courts. for some one to go on the bond The oth- we reler you to the Golden Rule. Information. We had .a "'foretaste of er man was not 'satisfied with getting off "Ulue Front" Trade St;, March vostprdav TIip wind blew the dust I Bnt.froa hnf thr,vrl,t l,o MUfrhl- t h feD Charlotte, N. G.. in volumes through the streets,, and into something for his attendance at the, aus Iople's eyes, and life-was almosta burden, picidus oceasioni As matter ofr course It was cloudy all day, todwith occasional he didn't get paid, afld.Mn 'conscience, sprinkles of rain. off half mad. All in all it -was a funny case. 1 Opening a New Way. Mr. Northev, ,T , . ti the Street Commissioner, has. the .street ,, ... . c . ' , v. . ". f-u w "f : - 5itr which exis for a union rmsseneerde- . . . j'., potart Charlotte, .is , sot - Z T and near the culvert which has lately heen built under the North Carolina Rail road. When BARRELS POTATOES, Early Goodrich,' Rose, ' Mohawks, Pink Eye, For sale by " .' - A. R. NISBET & BRO. feb 14 Democrat and Home copy. i .-,. r I great needs and something which tins wbrk5slnl-iha, ferlCes:t,! . ; f x A: - , , , v t i 'f . I niHin of thfi Diftce'wonki be elad , 1 t 1 1 k. ? is,. 1 I I " "'"u'u uacK ana gutters mica up, rourth street will extend from the plat form of the Statesville Railroad to Myers street, f hi will jje a gpacntfce,f pbUrl Charlotte, is, soioetliiugr.wjncii is self-apparent. It ist one of Charlotte's every to see built. We have now five roads centering here, and the depots are scattered in three noon good terms bv applying: soon to arts of the city, at long distances from let Id OliAxiAM, fit .JNAa.JU., eafai otbtr ;?jh Carotf ni &i1ral Depot for instance, is at least tTiree quarters of a FOR SALE. FINE FARM near the city of Charlotte containing about 200 acres. Can be j:wau iAttorueys, Court ouse Just Received! Hon. Z. B. Vance.-r-This distinguish- . Air.T.inp t.hfi P. nrid Mift ed gentleman, who has a host of friends n C & A R R Depots, while the two latter f VENUINE Worcestershire. Sauce, toma .arid admirers in UiicUy,wiu-iuw- from, t.her AjjivJ streets yestetday, the observed of all ' ob 'Th inconvenient to'traVellers other In addition to thiEr inconvenience of going !so far from one train to an- servers He expected to leave by the ev- lan(i at charlotte on one train to take an ening boat for Baltimore tq, meet a liter ary engagenientlnf'tHat' city ltforfiiMtS Va T 1 . . iAimmark.Qf Ihursdav.. ,v Inf-r. the .accommodations, for Jadies at Tire Lanhmnrk'&sJcWoml?e trrriv- Vvry &n'e V tLepW, WV ndtotfodfely al in Norfolk -nf n.il. Wm. Johnston., of . . ... . iv. u;i. , ------ .1 tt--'.7ii-'?T?r idencient, anu iifHiieMwu v? they propose -leaving , is, not-standing at Wdepotenrefarrlv be who Peachesi Corn, Saardines One .Case; . Edam Cheese, Cox's Gelatine, Cinnamon, Blue ing and Ground "eppnr, &p feb 13 , J. S. M DAVIDSON'S , -! 3rd door aboye Market, Trade street this city. : . Presto Potatoes 1 . ;:u T A'TT T CJ EARLY ROSE and ill- JD LLlO, , G00DKICH. , By. the harrel or bushel, cheap, lust received at HAS TOE BEST SHUTTLE, :RUNS LIGHT, M A KF-S ,LT TTLE N0IS.E. 'AND Du rable in all its. art-.;warrntedas; long as any other $iach?ne. ' It was awarded t he first-preminm at the lae Amerj). Instituteair oye all others,. ..It, was not on (hibition at, Vienna , djd not compete forte,miurjjit. Fair of the Carolina. Call and examine it, : Jiaye altfnds or Mniwes otiha-?Jos that K a1 ve "ever' beu'v offered it this 'market,' arid cart pro v td Hie' saiAfacttori rff ariy person5 wanting to Tauy, that theilOME wthelsest family Machlifefvi Agents Waii ted. . r nci-r : ; M.?fvi..-.,. D.. ,G. MAXWELL, Gen'l Agent Feb 11 ! p.,;,-.' ! ' ' .. -Charlotte. N.C. PETREL' fir SUK: 3Bi?!5l3R.jBjBI jet's -u Shaving; Shampooing,' Hafr-Dressing and Dyeing done in the' latest ansd nroet approveii style. WMl -wait on -ladies. at trieir homes asrwell, as ents. 1 .- Sole proprietors fth.e ... Carolina : Ilair ;Bcstorer," waranted to- turn the greyest hair taits-nat nral color without injury t& tlie scalp. , ; -..Shop m Springs'. Building,, lrax,le.J?t. feb 12 ' .STEAM BAKERY, CBranches 618 Broad and r52l aoh,) Manufacturer of all kindi' Sf 'BreCalres and Crackers, Wholesale and Retail. No charge7fofeliyery-of Goods - to.-Boats or Cars.!NTQ pHarge for Bait4lsl X ' mar 1 lv. - ' : THE' DIXIE -PUMP Is, cheap, durable, simple wid useul.and mHE hest-advieA HhatwCsini. given to X- pei sons suffering from DyspepsaitBil Tbtra'hiplaHHs, TXtiWl Constipation, $icfc:.HttiUehn ver,tf4ge, ' Nervous Debilitv, or of any disorder affecting the stomacn, liver or Kwmeys," u wiie, qleaflaand rcyii late. ; hem by ., . d B.Ti2TT;ay.E0ET 'jbIe li ; Vexpills Theyt ct vary ji 1 y dly; y et ( hey ,tl vorough . 1 v. restore. ihe functional action of the di gesiive.organs arid the intestines, and re novate! 'the "whole 'svsfem. v - Tliey produce neiChy naUseitiWpVii? or 'weakness, and niaybe tukerrst-a'nyitinfe wathont change ffietfoX oaf torn :;,:h.;;)i i !T 1 f jPrip: a hnxu-SoVV. l.Vf-alir:Dfuggists. of ail Wooilen Pumps Jiether Piade. 3Vtl. nv.fivtith . If i iidht and .will hear hi nnvnt? 200. mi ies-.Drau. .uraers sonwit-. r G.ltrREESOX T ' DR TUTT'S HAIR DYE.. f'OsosSes' qualities that no other DTdoes It effects lsanstantaueous. andso natural that it.canriot be, detected by the '(closest observer. It is harmless, easily applied Arid is in" e'eneraT' use among fashionable TUtf'dsers in ' eVery ? ' Wrge ' city; in the United Sfates-.' ' . .- Price, ma- box: . 1 60 W SY?ry w ftere, , 4 ( y1 Address,, m jan 21, tf Charlotte, N. C. . 1 .5T? 1,' 1 and tne coucoea ivu&.eu up, The Concert last '67 much regret that businettengigemeniaHg. arVTujected to the cold of winter or prevented our attendance at the Concert tne neat 0f gum tter, with no protection given last evening at the Charlotte Insti- from its vi0ience. v tnte for Young Ladies, by the pupils un-der-tfje dlrjction yi PjoffCrJ. Plfife. We learn, however, from gentlemerXTwno KleblS.., C. S. H0LTON &.C0. FINE ' ' Salad Oil, Coleman's' 4 MUStard, , -Nelson's. Gelatine, Guine. Italian Mamiif UwJmegs,rCtoies3 Pepner;, Gin ger and Arrow iS,OOt. lust rweucu ai ere there, that there was a good turn-out of citizens, and UiatJhe, Concert was a Perfect success. hHt wS toSfiaV 'Jeen expected, iff I f ITTU.., ; f rln niininir f1H of COUrSe. m m a. w . Aft l a - w r nfake" th? hiatter if one. First jpres- T) LUE "GRASS," 'Ciover, 'Orchard Grass, sions are lasting, and strangers are apt to ?fe 'C6. the- nrOLQAEt Giycjerinenc0y Sdap, v., il. - .,.M..English,lycerinena..jaoney oyap, IJ ii OXtianta'ss Union rdelot was built by :a . . ,: , , , - form their opinions about a place from- Urn tlenote andJiOtels.i x or tins reason T. TISJ ,-f .? Charlotte and Hickory. The Piedmont combination of all the roads which centre rc! nut a. t..i .i Am i r 1 . .... ' it. mil.. rirf Unhia.nn.SatnnlaV 11 I x ' .,vv3 iue laot mat 4 emieraau jrom u ,m onn it is one 01 m pauw mt""j. ure wun ub w-jr .r- -MWenburrJh fivWrail-l ii-inst, Books Magazxnes.and.Keviews, . lUt of, November lastj .and ilooks ibr- l--jri ,hih, run. -intarCharlotte'omQihe 0:j pwK fumitniL.,, ward to the .time' wiienr Hickory V'RbaUi Un- Ukefnaiinet j itwt baild one .large de- l&ws i ia a a ci;i IKSrT i- would sound elegantly. The Pr It A j 1 HU'We haye selected buUdinftejr.in' &or&toptlkidrito the' 'm&tptm Wm Wi 1- tors?' rut ttv. hi.,. ;.y .-pe?)!1 VJWvVTf -ityl a,- So. Presbytenan, do vS ,r ' '' ' t publi&.JiWeihor.tb.iiiHSW Please sell our site and send us the jnonejr er1v., i Southern Magazine, M - .. ..... 'vll1- " 11 Mini jlllil II llfirif i i i i il i I I i Russell's" " "T ' " " -- ---t is mnn u ..-., v., . i r 'i-i I .LTTe. lr??rtti&ttjiteiiMnT I The Land We Love. . . h entorie9i.fter'Hickoiy iuwtv Absorbed. fiPvPrrMSP The AgricaltureiorN,C.j &c, Ac - i .pbarlotte before we wilflhave enough mo- JSlSS iinribcrirrand WKtBta9 and how much JbwmrsKe iWtWiai! J I- V :K i-fir. udjl. i.'fii jftL?. .5i',T i.f -.i.. 'i.'fi A distuiguisnei clergyman m.-csewiprK, rVMfin'feftn'iS,ryftiWvhlr?artW Th. continues to dispose of his entire stocKT -i .: . CB . v .... CHARLOTTE, N. C. Prescriptions prepared at nil hours of tne Day and night. - Clioice Green and Black Teat,. Selected especially for Family .' and Inval ids, at SCARR'S june 2D Drugstore. FHESH SPICES ..- Just' received a lot of select Spices for Pickles, Preserves, tc, at F. SCAKR'S juney . Drugstore. Pure Salad Oil. Finest article in Market; ' at F. SCAUR'S june 29, 1872 Drugstore.- THE BANE OF MECKLENBURG, CHARLOTTE, N. 0V Authorized Capital $300,000. Jas. TunsEtt Tate, President.' ' Tiros. W. Dewey, Cisltier, F. H. Dkwey, Asst. Cashier.' v AT THE BANKING HOUSE OP TATE & DEWEY.. This Bank Cliartered Under Act of the Gcner4l Assembly- tffi'd duly organized under Law's of the State of North Carolina, with atfiie tneans is prepared to trnsacl General, Banking: Business. and .furnish eccommodatipns to .all its Cus tomers on Liberal Terms. The bank will receive Deposits subiecTto Check, and will Allow Interest According vy gic;iiiciii uii aii lcjusiia icib oil nine, or issue Certificates' of Deposit ' bea'ring if -terest at the rate of r:.-- : Eight per cent per Annum on all sums lying, undfym over thirtj oays. Gold dad Silver Coiri;.'T3;illionf and Bank NofS Bought and Sold, 'THOS.W.DEWE?, jan 11874;. Cashier. f. if; ajiuj:w3, . ; R M. SHELTON, If 110 deals in A LLXtST)8 Of' FURNI TURE,- : SMI oh-. as BetLsteads. Wash Stands, Cljairs, Tables,, Toilet Sjjits, &c, c.', solicits calls or orders from his friends. : Jan 23 ' - ' . ' . - BOARD, Note and'' Letter' Clips", -'very ' cheap, at ,i , - PUREFOY'S. jan 21 . . , W1 A.TES, all sizes, at jan 21 PUREFOY'S. WE have-just received a very large sup ply of these celebrated Seed, which Ira ve been nsedr throughout the South fi r so many years,". Wholesale trade, supplied at La ndreth's prices. ': J jan 21 " VT.'TZ. BTTRWELL, .Druggists. Springs' Corner, ' Charlotte, N. C. I Lgrep or.t aamqapjrj.is ior re; wweiy popular.use it has attained. None would 'VtomTSlalnt if tfley North aifoTflia Books. I have a few,' BOOKS pertaining to the Tltmr onJ T?m an pbq nf 'Vnrth (nrnlintt UoimAW tdj-ofWif-Of tiie nine ilA-kWfari4a& sir4r.ii. . . . --iteenticenfttryii T4jecertaintt of. heal Jones' Defence cTNru.; - - " .r.zo rag .wwiiijaMa uyj , .wv w Debates in Convention ot i$o, a.wWWW8R"w "W'Pi ".vv Revolutionary History, of N. C, by TTonrlra Steain & firaham. - 1.50 Agriculture of N. C. pnntea at . fV- by Emmons - - - riTeuieuyiy;i iucij-ootiii puiuivij Bn, T.oni. rtf -w . n...n 50i,aweases mayt Dewatreatea,tiana consurop- Woodyrf ln! s, Qt J9F r,junrx, i W5r wjm-TTi.w BuiefHijj f9 -:. SSlaaftdsreverw; vearTnWOUld be .checked in its -r I. vr .Tito V ; ri ;cv, af'sK - 2 fioT commencement . Persons, with a seated SvrAc. ?w'?.r7.wihW "min- Tl boull: wnifemthSrest arnight, era I deposits) s neet - - 2a vm uuu, lamiig mo fiwioiiv v.. aw f ?Rr?sjsTit rnRt-naid on re-'folnfe t6'-ted.ilt!ley'rnay'be surekjf unbrd- .7 wvwww - IT X- t; V t - - . .. . - ceint of price by .-ke"weepancreosimgreew osseswn feb. at ... A.uWi.. , 'f PTwy wpi. v- UFHOtSTERIlVG . AM now prepared to do UPHOLSTER ING of all styles and. descriptions, at owest cash prices .'('""' -"'' -. Sofas.. Settees. J-ovmges. Sprinaf' Chairs, repaired and renewed, at most reasonable rates. : Pew ,Cwshion8-.ad 0ushi:9nSi"bf all kinds made to .order. .. ... . ... ... . ' Wort done hatly krtd pr'orrtptlv . Sat isfaction guaranteed. -V . -' ' : S- EINSTEIN, 'Beck with Building,' up stairs, 2 doors below Tiddy'S Book Stoieco " ' . ftn--,i it l."iiv ii ooVw ':'T. tAhratorv-48 and 20 Courtlarid's't!: New Temnle. of Fashion rtitlT '" f " T . '"'l 1 . "" . at cost for CASHTJUTy feb 10 fnHlSHBUSV jme iwfNG Society - ai . . . 1 .4 -a. ABKSk3U t w SSii,1 fopif3jKIN f'ifcKiO BN AMENT Ali .WQJtK, jan 17 1 SQAKR DRTHTbTORE. 1jSf i4kthVm mU wniu- - J f r!tf?T 3IISS10M . MCRCIIATl'TS IARIES for 1874 an 17 " PUREFOY'Si.iasogtvy "! Atrtfc -w- TiAimm"!?"." vr.iM . n mwmt : t r- - - ..-i-.. - 1 - ....... Bisustreciivn 3rd door above MarKet, ifrae tptmur n&rr rn ;i ?u c. d o. w d; , f ATTOR N JEY-AT. A Wj, s CHARLOTTEf N. l OfBce nejiT COtirt' Hcttise 'next : door to Cpl. JohjiJC. Brpwa: t j jan 2U3mos 1 11 1 ' TH E MONTHLY CASKET autafviUvJllustratdibriirtlfuU of instructive and enteiinbDg eadipgruat- Subscription one yarji $1.00 Sample copies, each.- r-' .- - J-Octf. Address, JBAYA1JSJK E JiKWiJN, nil .11 - jan 25 J. IT. DStCE. General Conimisaion SSerchant. !! XJllARlATxTB.'lir.'' Particular! attenticinald totaenina all kinds of Produc.CtottonandTpbaccp "Hirhest cash nrlce iJafdfdr'Cottdii,.lr j 4 AllrdOT.&cm a.:!dia1DCA prraptly at rftf;T t?n?" ':y-'AH!' '-MUM-JK i n 1 BEGS to hmfrlcn ers that he hasaga1iflaken charge of the Lager-Beer Saloxnif under Cbchrane's. He has added to liia fornier bnsjness, thf jbpt tliriy of ReadinViihPblladeraa Ale'. La- ger ad Porter, for the wholesale stid retail trade, : Ae.inu seri.a 11 aBermi at $10" per dWthe boWes toTbe returned. f Ian j5m ,wtof"l 3 v Fregiared Co'stnnt. ''V If Elegant icle foriesl'": r 4P4iddirvt. &xu FotfealeatMi s - -I t ;Soarr;sirirWtore. els, Y