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DAILY OBSERVER.
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:VPree from the doting: scruples that
Tetter oar free-born reason.'
Show us a happy, harmonious fam
ily ,;and we will show'jron a well-governed
famflyrparents;:
the virtues and rule" their . household
with justice and kindness. : On j the
contrary, where the heads of the fam
ily are selfish, vicious and unscrupu
lous, be sure there will bV discord
among the members of that house
hold, quarrelling fighting arid mis
ery. It is the same with great nations
which are but gigantic families of States
or provinces, If the head pi a gov
ernment is evil, every member of that
: government will suffer ! more vless' for
it.- Mulch the roots ofpewith
poison, and every Vraripn; of it will be
tainted. Muddy ; the waters of a
spring, and the -stream that flows
thence will also be muddied. An old
saying jeade: thus : "Sweet waters do
notflow rpm CprrupVfoUntains';
:? Wittf ft ;corrupt,vicious, :j unscrupu
lous Administration at the head of
the central government, it is but a
natural ponserience .to . see irduble in
the States. Louisiana's troubles may
be traced directly to Grant, 'the head
add front," of the TJnitedi States govern
ment. "Had he ibeen swayed in his
actions by, the eternal - principles of
Truth and Justice, instead of yielding
to the seductive voice of his personal
ambitiopLouisiarja would net to-day
be the melancholy ruin she is. ; With
a deliberate cbld-fclQQded, selfish cru
elty that a JTerQ.br a Tiberius would
have been ashamed, to own, -he deliy-r
ered that unfortunate commonwealth
over to a band of theives and robbers,
who rule her people with rods of iron,
and to all her cries for relief, he turns
a deaf ear.-, .-i :.vt .v.-.,,
Tjirnirig to Arkansas we beholdLthe
bloody fruits of tne same wicked poli
cy which the Administration so' mer
cilesslypursue for their own partisan
purposes. ' Knowing that the Admin
istration at Washington never inter
poses its power save in the .interests
of thieves and scoundrels, or to up
hold negro despotisms,, the Radicals
- of Arkansas were emboldened to imi
tate the Kelloggists in their outrages
upon the rights of the people. The
results, we, see in Arkansas to-day.
. The State is plunging into a civil war;
Armies are gathering in the field; bat
tles have been fought ; blood has been
ihed;' Jhe jjapitol. is actually in a state
of seige arid ifbops - are preparing to
storm it ! The peace and prosperity
of the State have departed, arid all
the horrors of 'red-handed war are
seizing upon the people. Except the
war in "Louisiana between the McEn
erites'and the Kellogitea, nothing like
this has ever before scandalized Amer
ican history. There is ' no counting
, the troubles that the Southern States
have endured as a necessary result of
the evil course pursued by the Nationi
al Go verrimerit since Uhe War;, but
this Arkansacontest has assamed the
most;". gigantic 'proportions of all.
-Morefeop arid
more distress Jarought upon the peo
ple.5 "Not even the massacre in New
1 ' Orleans during the Adriiinistration of
Andrew Johrisdri, Was more sanguin
: ary than this disgraceful scramble for
. the Governorship of Arkansas threat
' .ens to become.
-',': With, President Grant and his ad
v ministration rests the t responsibility,
' of this volcanic outburst of fire,:nd
flame, and human gore. ' The blood-1
stained laurels belong to the degraded
brow . of the Badical Baat, whose
throve is"ai;Wash& arid "whose
cruel clutches are fastened so 'savagely
upon'the vitals ;of the South. The
head of the family is always responsi
a ble for the troubles in his hopseh old;
' because he has it in his po wer to rule
its members in: the interests of peace
, "andharmoriyjr
- things is but: the leitimat6f fruits of
Grant's, Southern ;Policy.n i Had he
been firm and generous in his gpyarri
' ment of the Southerntati; had he
set nisaceagamsvcarpew)aggers and
puoiic piunaerera; naa ne never in
terposed in Southern- affairs :but f to
prevent crime; check .corruption) Jor
. pjcoc.u:, mo ajguiK 0 ( ""y J.' peopiQ
against robbers, usurpers arid despots,
.. i . the 'discords and l troubles "prevailing
! in thlsc grand lamilyof l States;1 of
; wh ich - he is the recognized head:
; would have rieveij beerl Kgard of.: 'The"
' bulkof the evils ihat afflict the ' South;
A'-': may be. traced to the vile paJtisaBsbm
. " t of : the. Radical . Administration rat
;;" Washington. ; Its power haWerbeeii
': exerted forrpart;,purpo8es,jwhcn; it
"" should have been tewed , solely, for the
v good of the whole people. ',They have
1 alwsyi chown awillmgnesto'Bacrific9
- ..,.,,. t .. -
the peace and welfare of any Southern
State, when it was necessary ,to the
dominance of the negro (power. It
ia Arkansas. now it "may ; be" South
Carolina next. ' ,
The indications are that the general
rnnrfintion . at Xincolnton .will Joe A
stormy" m eetirig. It will he hibsf
difficult to harmonize the delegates jin
the matter. of the .Judgeship.
The first duty of that Conyentioh
will be to look to the iriterests6fi;the
Conservative .party. With "a
Conservative majority in the DUtnctr
if a. Radical Judge is .elected because
of injudicious nomination, be sure the
people will hold the delegates strictly
responsible for tne calamity-.
If the delegates to theCy&iioh
do not rise superior, to all 'personal
nartisanshiD. and Present the Conserv
ative voters of this Judicial District
with a ticket which can -command
their undivided support, theyhad bet
ter stay at home. ' .' '
We view the matter frpm an impar
tial staridpofnt ;j and- we .sjrcbat We
think. : Uuc people -.want nor ;a yuage
a man who is worthy to wear: the er-.
mine ; who can hold even-handed tbie
scales of justice, and whV catf wield
with strictetjriity thVsrd' f&f the
law. Ability a not the onlV qualifica
tion requisite for one who fyears 'the
judge's robe ;" nor persisteacy lnbeg'
ging for office. Many: will come ben
fore the Convention . pleading as Ab
salom of oW did, 'Oh that I . were
made a jirdge in the land, .that every:
man wmch hath a suit or cause might
come unto me, and I would do him
justice!" But, let the delegates' look
only to the good of the country and
not suffer their hearts to be stolen
away by any .candidate however smart
or cleverhe may be, who would likely
prove to be in the end the Absalom
of the Conservative Party,
diciai District.
of this Ju-
In another column we present -a
full report of the proceedings of the
County Convention; e rnomin-
tionsj we trust, will give ' general sat
isfaction throughout the country : and
that the whole party will rally to their
suppprt, in the coming campaign., nit
is of vital importance to Mecklenburg
that our ticket win in August.
There are but few of bur American
State governments twhich !are hoi
overloaded with debt.' !'Ec63omy in
all things" should be the motto. : .The
prosperity of the State j must be a
feverish :vin certain Jh trig f So totk as it
is burdened with a large indebtedness.
A Beautiral Tribute to Woinan.
We have seldom rea3 a more. touch
ing and eloquent tribute to woman's
humility and strength; than that con
tamed m the address of Col. Thomas
Hardeman, of Macon, Ga., delivered
at the decoration of the Confederate
graves, in the soldiers' ceriietery, at
Atlanta, on Saturday last. Said the
eloquent speaker : ,
"Like the -captive -Hebrews, they
sigh not now. the songs that waked to
music sweet, their David's harp, for
that harp now hangs upon the willows
oy Tine rivers 01 uabyion, where they
sit down and weep over fallen Judea.
True, they sing the songs of 'marriage
feasts' and yintage ingatherings, . yet
tney come witn; nowerjana tear, to
testify to their svmnathv iii the sorrow
of the lattd,' arid their undying appre
ciation 01 tneir gauant aeaa. i Waat
better offering has sorrow or grietthat)
the timid heart's ease, or the modest
fern? what purer testimonial of the
heart than the humble vidletj planted
one's grave? As the' trees that grew
over the grave -of the -daughter of
Thrace, at stated periods, dropped
the tears ofjtheir bran ches-over ,hr
resting placeao, do these aoble- wo
men come wben , .'spring flowers
bloom, to plant .the memorial shrub
and shed their tears of love over .the
humble mounds that" tell whre'tour
heroes ;gleep., ipprthia I giv6 them
honor and praise tb-day, and furileet
mg must-be the heartzthat does riot
ao nomage to ourSoUthern llromen,
life. . The hour of adversity was theit
hour of triumph Ddes the? :storm'
gather and the tempest sweep t Man,
the Bashan oak, falls Ibefore therfuty
of the blasts but -tvoriian, the; willow
by the waters, flour ish6d. beatftlfut in
her 'httmii
sorrow, when therlemDest waafvir.
Do the thunders crash i OfbeUlghtn
ing strike ? i ManithiJ towerinroine is
riven by the ; ,8toe .Wmaiilh.
uuuiwb uu wer, ncuiiog am ppg. our
garden plarits,; emitted k sWeeterffftg
rance when the storm 'was husheoT.X-f
Firm, constantsdevoted patri6fishi
pure as the water from "Chinafa's
jj ountentnusea tnejcbosoms4 ana sif
rialized theif livesi l Meefc ppktlftflfw?
confiding, a devotion and love sweet
" a "p uuo ui Amnja tree'.'
characterized their every actidnrtjGeri-erousandself-sacrificinc.
thfitr Rtrikfio
beauty of its jewels and- hpme'bf its
luxuries for; the success Pf nheif cau8
and the comfort of their braves - Arid
now tbat'the flaaf ia urirolled
jacket of, Wey 'hauginpty; on the
7 Hey -oring ijieir onenng of love
for those .who ''J.tZ
"Died for the land they could j.iiotraave.
The Era oif Gpon -PEEi,iko.rTb e
.pau-oearers at tne funeral of the late
6av iu Aoriont f. last .Saturday, were
mmPdore Samuel Barron, late'5 C S
N; GerieraTTt XIPage, late C 8 At CJom
modore John j&MitcbeUi late C S Nt
erolWiB! Barrv: tl, fM4,w-.
T H Steteris, II S:N; Captain Edwird
t t vJa u5 apiain o r uuacken
busbCS Niii JFour of the Confederate
ffmk?a navy an1 towjQt the; Uni
ted, State frmy.flndavyacts like
5?". peak1' toorenelpquently than
the perfection of tearity? and the glo
ry of the.lan.dv With them patriotism
is a religion., and IbveUari element mf
ritrAtio
One of IherteadeWvpr the Baxter
Iroppaln Xrfeasas II k Vegro.
!Eh)4floTSla in ineVhilssippi have
ppenedlhe 'very ilbx?agAtea of Charity;
and thousands of dollars are being P
n'ated toTthe sufferera. o 'ft - -
Waltz, a notorious
banj; New,Tork, whotwa hung fp
Krain tVm.11
edfifty 'jpil SI
:W Tb4 crowped heads? of JEJurpptaye
queer Ways "of 'ddingi I' Pio l Non6 has
congratulafceJthe wifepi BoC&trlps
on her recovery frorii her: recent ' ac
couchement. :
: Intelligence from . Little:. Bock con
tinues: extremely;,warHkei; .The'vred
era! gbvernmentt- gi'esnoBiicatioris
Of armed interference. r t "
A pToect has beeri - started ih Con
greis to'etaitfaba
interest througboui thejUnitIT5ttea.-
A general usury , law would "no doubt
be pf benefit to the country, f V
A chancellor named'Piles has-been:
convicted Z in : Mississippi s of Stealing
law books? Piles is;icoorea fearpet-
tag politician. fTilesr thought that? af
the stealing 'pf boridwentnripiiriishedi
tbere wpuld he no harm"' in stealing' a
few books. - t i. ;
lTb "Arkansas TWar' is a'badiy m ix ;
ed affair. The Democratic-Conserva
tive State Central Commtee publish
es an address calling upon the people
to stand by Baxter. . About: twenty
five ' Democrats publish an Address
advising the peopie vto stand-by Gov.
S. "
' Miss Neilson, the beautiful ; actress.
who h4 ? so . chamed1' the ' America
thea,tre-going people for the past year
ortwox,sponleaves .this I'cxity-. for
Europe. She is said to be a. wpndis
fully, attractive young woman. She
is as distinguished as an actress as
Nilsson'is as apnmci doqnB ;
' '-;" --t ;r . i v
-The war continues in Spain.- Vic
tory lights first upon the standards pf
6ne,then onr the other of the opposing
parties. An' eventual triuiri ph of the
royalists seeriis a foregone conclusion.
Bepublicanism is not as s strong ri6w
anywhere in the. Old World as it was
some years. ago. ,
In France, Im perialis in threatens to
be revived; while in England,, Uje Lib
erals were jtmaly beaten I in,, the late
elections. Comparing bur fBepuhliC
with the monarchies of Europe, the
condition: ofjthelatter is much 'the
more en viable?
WThewYoirEiurnalS;"
bittery of Sjdoingi their Legis
lature which has just adjourned, f The
J3eraWsaysVii 'The IishAtqrethich
adjourned the- other! dayi has i fbfits
dirge the old refrain, corruption, rings,
infimies, lobbyism arid so JdnIn
eyely State almost, complaint Is 'made
of7tlie- Legislaturesfhwaari is
plain. The people' illo'wj them pelves
to be tricked into Sending nierii t4 the
Legislature, who uner the " prerice
of patriotism, have only in view their
own personal and selfish5 ends. The
people have theinselves toWblame for
ssession' "of '&2peelart arid an
honest pii rpose - requisites ! for efiice
holders "or law-makers' J f
-e fi ih'd the lUurth.
' If the recen t estlm ates of the sun's
distancear nUimatlyiestAblishecLby.
the transit observations of -1874, this
will really indicate that the Sun itself
is a spheroid 850,000 miles across, and
in a were matter of hulk it is ao vast
that a' million and a quarter of earths
wpuldLbarely suffice .to make up - its
volume. A much, more philosophic
conception of "the home f uie" rif the
universe is secured, if a start is: made
in idea rom'this 'grand centre atand
poihtatherthaniin accordarice with
more usual practice, from- thef earth.
The sources of activity nd power is an
orb nearlyone rnillion of miles across;
and thr pigray earth which is depend
ent. utxiu the source for lisht. wkrmthi
life; anall i4St:nd, m pvement of I
wnatever kind. is suspended m; space
pf one ndiedaricL; eigKl diameters
of th at entfaXprb" away, tmd is of one
milupttitrida QUartfertimes - smaller
Nlinieidn'sad-'fhottliltiM'frnni
which itvfeceiveFiheseirfldniwments;4
j There ia certainly -m orefoxb the: hu
uiau uinoticvv iu sciite t wuBH'-nie lacs
is stated in this : way ' than - there is
when the sun is -spoken of as a sphere
ninety-two millions of miles frbm.the
earth,- and as large 7agaTrl tas "tha
moon's orbit. It is a suggestive and
noteworthy feature in he economy nf
nature, tiat in: the one instance which
comes within the'persdnal; experience
of man; ; the central- fountain ' and
source ofimptilse,tenergyJand! power,
is 600 times " larger ' than Hhe. -Entire
cluster of subordinate worlds! that are
lit;: warm ed,Tand organized from that
source-Such inithe ivmarveioua
scheme, is the ratio of power to result
of active determlnimx; canse; Itornas
sive accomplishment six. .thundred
fold -to one.V;ireveddie, thpitsafids of
miles' across; "and : fianie-tongnes " one
hundred th ousand1 m ileatlhigh;A:whirl
and lead into the- sun :in ? order f thit
soft winds may breathe-' geritl& 'rains
fall, verdant" plants guow s and tthe
endless generations of animala succeed
each nther and run .'through ;the rap
poiijted: round Of "sentient 4)feing.ou
the, islet; worlds that have heBnracat
tered through8pace,'acl;l'cif;.; the.ap
prpp'rUte' spaii pf remoteness j that'fiUf
to the ; end Tktftrid:tffinbvtgK Ee-
:X c f -'? y : -:m '';"': S -5-;r' "'t
-ShrimpaJ Six inches long in;theWil
EDIIOlIAI, 0
uncouruo ilotno Inilustry
Diploma Awarded at the Xst Fair of
Vtbera:
bfotir
hriade it oMr own ddor
oWttinateri&H-i
testifying totfpnowduw arid
efficiency, Wt aa is. deemed r entirely., im.
necessary.l 6nlrTeffo'thejronowiig--ci;i-xeas
of CTarlotmentt iriia-othewiJot
Aaroedwhic;aT;Bsing:aie'?un)p; " , '
W P, Davidson, Myo.ofr C&atlotte, D G
Maxwell, jewing MacblnAgent.B Jl Gates,
Central HoteU I A Blackweldet,- -W- F-"any-AktH
M Hflftll. James Jolmston. GJf Freer
land. W R, Cochrane. Cvrus r Hunter. J lit
MeMarrav. R M Miller. E M 'Andrews; DtJ
Robert Gibbon.-J : . Kj:
.-. Manufactured and sold by; J
' -K, r- . - 'G.:Ii."QRSESON, J 'u
. , .- .iTrdeeetACarlottevN.tCi
Zr--,.,- ir WANTED:,- . ; ; t
&'Aa i active ImajUajBafcBM'-jto r aelL : thse
in evfirv eonntv in! this State, and -in
Snnth Caralina ' Also, to contract for ;a lot
of ydloWTopWhart lumber; . 4 - f-;ia
mjim . ill
Bracketsr Momdifags," eJ'Work, Balfus--
teri'and HKaiaanaieveryfiairuatf Bseq in
4orisetrbiriaWnffirif:;avnaHty;ra
and. at prices'which defy competion. -:
t ' ' C. F. HARRlSOir, Agerit
- War I Warl f War! ! !
3,4v . i , - - - - -
T INTEND to-: porsae thisaenemy ,.jdving
X noeuartere mi til I annihilate hifef:
Because mere are bo .rnany. poor peopien-
tnia worwt wno neea ' ait tny can-gf iot
their iribney, arid so -teeny rich code's who
hay made theirs by economy apd hardriork
and know by-experience 'Abat If you will
take care 'ofthe cetsj tbf dollars; wilt take
care orthwriselves. : -" "
So then ifthfplaof Charlbtterants to
; ' Qua tuidxea Thousand ppllara
this year, just let them, come andl trade ex
clnsivelv with tbe!Cheao Cash Store: rrffhere
I keep a general tock f Family Cfpeerksi
1 ujwuuuiR arwu- awu, i w v '.V J rvJ.? -1 - -
. .ssr Please do not ask for' credit ate the
Cheap Cash Store. r api l6
jli Weelri ObMryer itojbe sent
to trial trip tuDscriben three;moathj
t'tWhtjBeaaia aridSnapa'
TrjEhav e: on hand a frpsh supply at reduc
I T'd eesr. ?if i- x
sapl 29T -ifBOm CXAI & COi j
C- '. .w1TiiMgparyTyineg
iTOIYE;Barrels m'sVjmradder.. , i'-
1 jEtB : Misses' Farringlott 'have opened a
fashionable Drew-making; establish men t in
Beckwith Building, rip stairs over Col. jMax
Well 'Sewing "Machine-Emborfaia) "the
putronagetlf lh -JLatiies, of L Caiaflcrtte and
elsewhere 1 most respectfoUy solicited and
nioderate' charges arid tcatisfactiori fa the exe
cation of work gnarranteed.-M-K
- n MISSES FARBINGTON.'
-N. B. The latest London and Paris Fash
ion plates,- have- been ordered aad : will be
regnlarly received, . .; j april 1 d I m-w 1 y'r
Jdsti deceived.
. A splendid assortment of
Candies,
-Fig.,' -:
jaannanaSj
Oranges,
Ap-
pies,
Canned Fruitaf r
Als -id stock1 a line lot of Cakes," Pie and
everything fmnyline, - -s v - - '
jr.?Fresbhreird every evening, h ti-f
. IlKt -Pi- j " & 8- HOlJlOtN,
apl 15 , J Opposite the Market. t
Notice to Cbntractdtt -
SEALED, proposal for the erection of a
OOTTOKPLATFORM 250x350 feet, te be
located in front of the C C. ' Jb ' A RaHtoad.
Depot, to be of similar materials and ; con-.
BirocMou w ww now in use, win .-oe ;receiv-
ed until the 21st instant at the ofiBce of
" STENHOUSE. MACAtTLAY A JO.
"jS feida tb beTopened in the presence of
a eonunittee appointed by tbe CSty Council.
apt Jtp, m ; - : -
, ijATEEY flnelolfo at
A the Eising Sun.' ; -Ft-'- " ;- '
- Also, a fine lot of Bolrtcna flatisaH. kt ma
A large lot of fine Oranees and Annies at
.apl i8 . C. S:HOLTON A Co.
SWltPJ allkirids f ClCliewinFV1
,6Sct!0Bi;etc.&vWe -:fe-fioodsiat1 wholes
saieprices, sell for casbf-an therefptei; giv
our. customers tfle penents of loses by bad
pEABTiflomiriy Ricerdafeid'Peacheal
A .Tomatoest:Pice4, laftamlsa gallons,
balf-gftllona, quarts and, ninta. conntrv Pro
duce, etcat ....'
,sPy5r "REELcVPEHDUE'S'I,
" - X . J" i: 1 -H f c.f Blfla Front.
mil: be glad to meet iheir friends land ac-
usb at
Ml? ' . AH. CRESWELL'a,'18
TJLA)tlt-APPLiPATIONS, ..
Pr 'membershp'nbe Pairorisbf Husban
drf.forsale -"'7-''wJ't':;J .
ly a wxy, tr ur oKV, Tills qffFiCE.
IOEiSALE, I
r J .BUSINESS well-established J that wm
A pay better profits for the capital -required
than any business in .-the "city." i A cood
sbind and accoirimodating. terms. L Apply
jjefore.the first or ,May. r e -
fir r -? eierAIXAkier.
BABYCOACIirs.
-ViTUhu linejof Jlaby.qoache-froffi eot4
'jnmon to very, una uanopy yiops. f tnciud-
ins Sleeping, Coaches,'iust received by:..'r.JU
. r f . r., v. v T a, R. NISSsi A;BRa
T-0T of.TurkishPf es B "fv-'i 1f5'fc
ooaen pii
aeoisr YYe mve orpoatjen ana aery com
petition. r f A
a poo rain 1 1 axes,
ti&314cii' .Til p.,XS7;
every person engaged in and business, avo-
Mfinn m mtJmnnmtrwhieh KDden Him
liahu trt fipisnf AT TAX. to precmre aad
ptartj fnn.picnaBsly In hia eatabllatoent
" i. r.tA Ort.l T.-r frw thfl rate
FIIv Wr? beeinninz Mar 1- 1874. before
comtoencing jprroimgmntjsuw8!s,
Thataxessmbrae within th pTpvisiona
of the law bove Quoted 'are-tbe followiag t
Rectifiers, 'j.U,jf
Deale;etmhr4rfiM.0O
rJealemholesale:;KarWIw.w
Dealers hi tnalt lkiuoi:wb6iesaleJ.,-M.0a
Dealers in malt liquors, Tetall,-.....ii20.eo
Dealers in leateeoiiUi....W
Bfrtail AnlfteixiJl&'AW
s Ajidonaalea.Qfover $3000 fifty 3 ;
I. tor every jdollar ia fexcess;f JlOQO.
Dealers in manufactnredibacC0 ,,."5.00
"Man n farlJirffa rtf tJ11 -.'..50.00
Andlbr
amctetertrif tc4acco'wti...,..10i
ltnmrfarfchht tit tobacco.L.iii
jPeddlemotobacco&rsfeia8
e- than.two hoi3es)...i.4-.-- w,tXJ
PeUcUersofjtobacpoie
liorses)...--"-.
Peddlera.x.tobaccojkhdrelasi(oiie -
Peddlera of Jbae-fiwthfClafr (on fj:
Hoot or.pabha (ftweei!)vi.-.r...OO
Brewers of less; tsbaii Mhm!rQM
Brewers orsOO bJSiels!m)i:,.10(X00
- Attf pertoir, safiialdeVfcsbaH. &ii to
comply witli theforCgoItigreauJrementa will
4-be abioct to sevore. penaltMa" -4 $
Zfpnaw the
t Taxe niwaed abbve must abplv
OolfCoUeciOTMIritemari at
Statesvale, . and pay forfand procure
Special (Tax IStaiap bStattpiOthy : need,
prior taMartndhQU$;-nrtber
o
ja8 Sanops:of ihe abbve cbartcteV can
be bad at thv ofilca eft FB? Ifcllowellj at
thwiTtHwse;inbaTi 4th,
(th and 6th of liay. next...
tJrjMOTT.
QS fMondai tbe4tbdajdf Ifay; 1874$ ata
election will be. . heldl at ihe Afferent
wards irfhe aty"eftatlottej: for. Maypfc
andtweiterAiWHenyta'. atixne
Rock IslaridOfiJce ardl o.i 2 at the
Market House. Ward fo. S, Red Hobse.
Ward at tie iCourt House. The ,foL-
lowing persons are appuiuteu i uujges u j luo
.jlQriif vi2 -
fWard Nbtr: MiWrAlexanderV li'Ree'
1 TJ X- Jl
iteiWni: Trddy,:M;;M.ni" Johif lieCon-
Ward Kb". 2rW."H.'H;Houstori.- Ji -P.
Register S.? EL Bratton,rII.B Williams,
H B Hammond, A. B. Davidson. Judges. ' -
Ward No. 3t A, H-CreswelL J. P. Register
C. J. Cowles, James H. Henderson, W. R
Cochrane, JCL BuJTQughsV Judges., i
Ward No. 4. A. H.-Martin; JP Register
A. R. Nisbet, JohnVogelti,A PrTybHl, J.T
S.M: Davidson, Judgeev - : -: ; ' h 1 f
Wi F.DAVIDSON, Maydr,
M. E: A LEX A y PjBRj: Shlff.
T t-C
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The twenty -first . annuaU.nteeting, of the
MEDICAL SOCIETY oflfOTthOaroliaa will
be held in the city of Charlotte, otf Thurs
day, the 21st day jf Mayli8Zt at 11
bag for license wil)4bpassed? .'nrer the varr -
VtN( M V Ka IWVIiH " ' '
The Board of Medical ELtnuser, f ibe
State of NCrth Carolina, will hold Us annua I
meeting atCaflett&;!r;CTa&y 19th
pi may next, ana reraaui iH. cession una 1 me
business for whicairis convened ;bas been
disposed of. ; . - v . f
Applicans for license to- practice- medi
cine win present tnemseives as earir as prac
ticable. C. DUFFY. Jr;,-M. D.
Secretary and Treasurer, f
v.
SAL OF VALUABLE. REAL i ES-
-TATE--; !
PURSUANT Ji leliMate"
made by The Fatt.of Llhe tftfblilIas:,,
aodJhe City Authorities, for the purposes
tberdnsienltOneda reg
istered, ani with, the, oncurrence of the
said "Fair of the Carolinas," I ofler for sale
ronnda."
conMunjngaoouv acres; wruiiair appurte
nances :huUdin4mptvm'm ad iappli-
uv;ci.twi;ucu wr cuuuucuug exnioiuons.
Tbas iftowtoT the"; moet eligible phjperti!
in the whole ebnntry for the obj ectdesignect I
and for ordinary" ifflbrbteriients br -inecnla.. I
Mwib imni grca;iuuuwiue aa uieianas
lie beautifully such purposes. :" . Hi ?
me wnoie property nas cosf between $25
000 and $30,000 ' i
- As to the titles Ac, parties jare' referred to
Barringer. Esq, Attorney-at-Xaw 1 .
ble paper.
THOS.;W. .DEWEY,"
,apl 23, Stw4St(J
Trustee.
ff
; j i .
TT1HAT ITiave received' ExtraSngr; Cored
AHamsand Shonlders; ft EnochiM breari'sl
Century and JFatniJy: Soaps,-, Frost's : Ready
Rafoinr 1?luiv fenhttnfiiA tiaA avi.1 Kiaw
Raising Flour, (something new), arid other
choice and btber desinble'Auniry supplies,!
cnotce ana otoer aesiraoie'iamiry suppi
t Which yonr attention iairtspectfullyi
lted. - f -i.'-. i -
;CHaplJ5f
" .- f -'. f
J-.S. M. DAVlDSOft;1
8rd d6bViboveMarket,rd&St;'i
S 'J! 1
Wishes the. public to know, -that bis estab
fishment stul Maintains its -
i- f
j f "ni".i; rati.
TN order to rnake room 5 for -Boots A Shoes
- -As-
Aotourown annacttt iWe. rttpectfuUy
invite all to call and examine onr atockn h.
forebnying,rawrar sellii ch?amthw
the cheapest. - T prrV 'Ti-
p! 22St .
.
IAJtTIE3inldinr elainis -aiiist'thVcity
x . Whichhave sot been -certified a adtnvfc.
ed,.are requested to file the ame at the oiSc
oi me vity xreasuTer. on weanesaay Detwean
10-o'cIeclc'Alf.';clbk;P'U4l ' for
presentmanttO tbrFiaanoa Committee. .
' F. ASH..Traa "i
lT ;1I AVE: the honor ' to, -announcoomy
JU friends and farmer patrons thatf as- aaon
asjny present engagement t PuJelgh ter
imnates; I will return- to' Charlotte, N. C,
wheLEhilUocftta permanently, and estab
lish acoffemtory ot-musia coder my ptr-
BC-u f-rrerri-ion.: '--?,"' . .
-'i'upU wiU;be receivei' froaHisiuth tf
Junei- 1S74. . x i ?; -; , . ;
Bt auction on uajday tbe -J 7th-of May, j
1874, at 12 M, th'at very . valuable : property 1
near Cbarlotte known as the Fafr GronndaT
aa the best piaceTnTbarltftts tp- grt some
thing good to eat t C.jnk. 1 r c j car
' J0 knacks at all hoilw.- f ;;
apl 15, dlylme1 "- v ; v ; .. ji -
5i
i-J 'p l it t-'" . , v j
..jTwsxV.YDxwxT,'CMhier,'i. ' .
ViqiDiwxT, Asst. Casbier.A;.
t .-r? W i mm -m "
mhis "BanChartered Under Act of the
Aenewl AsBemMywday wgaai d 1
under Laws of the State or xsortn garolinar
mitix ampla,mMs 4. Pr2"?4 jta;nsact
Cenerrtl CabKInsSosineas.
adj funuh accinodatioi) to,altits,Qiis.
tomen on-Liberal Texms.,.
;KTbe,bak,wyXitthjec
Checkt ajd.wiU Ajlaw -Interest Acorduig,
io.AgrienfonTaii peposiit;leaon fime,
orassue.CrtiletesJnoaii
terest at toe we .,j i ,cs , tl i
i Xight par cent per Annum
on : all i sums lying undrawh overr thiitv
Bank Nates Rittght iMd SjMd t .
TH0S.W. DEWEY.
JanC i 1874. -" Ji ""irCashier. -i
Lir' -'''
.and f -" 5 :
( ', .r 7 dealers in ' '
Boots Sboe' JOais A kJeatber
: n HsVe. opened, JthtfirL- Shoe j Factory .and
ere noweparad lairimish ?ood goods tJ
to th WWesaleiand iRetailrTradnafrprtcr
es that defy competition; : CaU aadxastf
infestyiaj quaiiiyfaaapric be&w.buTinjd
1 TTifDERjanthority of a special. Act of the
I Vsiiaiart passed Marcn A l87i con
ferring corporate privileges rijpbn the, lla-
aonio Rakef Aasociatian. the Director flow
have"' the Pleasure to announcft tnat ia
tCfrSHdtjfift: ConceTtrwlU be ultvu at the
operant oaf mmrmmh
Tucf day, tie-5th ef riay,' 1374.
ITo further jyotfp&heriUrnV gtefar&i&fi)
eessary; for the completion of the Hasonie
rempiej now tn eoune ef rectioo-4n. tae
vJDraxczoas or ix AMooattoy.-John
L Roper, President ; John" B. 'iCorWw
ireaaurer; janses i ieign, vraner xay
lor. Geo 8 01dfield: jno A Rosson: Daniel
Hustod, Wm H Wales,-M H Stevens. t&.
TI a v vuu xa uiwuu - t -, ' ' 3 t v
ADVrlaBceliency ex
Oof; OC Wer. Ctol KaderiBlggs,. P U
:iP-rtiirWTtar
Wte
ex-MaTor.cif ?IV 51
Taylor, State Senatori Jas iTBiTnTirO !
Ult JIV iim Jj)n Rati Ai.K:
vtQ
Oratjd Cash QIftil2. Ami JGnmA, Cash
onerMdCasb iOift,.2,500 'j. JQrshdCaslI
Teach, 45)00.- Crand-Total
Whole Tickets..$5. ; Half Tickets Jt2J.
Club Rates-11 Ticket for $50, 82 -'tickets
r " " ..V.. SfimTTT! r ;
jrason'elterAssocTatioft. Norf-lf . Va.'
Pot fi..h4..M.Hmatirus I -niMnf n a
'- " -i-'1 " y '
robbers in& thieves, Who areinfesUng and . ,
plundering our city. -V -;i. y -
; : ' jw. p. Davidson, ::"
mar St M
J Ji. Ji
TUT OTTNTAHf DSY BEEP HAMS;
J3l3nckwl!Tpl6uT
FJOOf? Vrrgmia Floor. AOarsply al
eaVS ofl J9aleaf WK&iA&Ktal.
MonntaiiH Potetoes fev planting ckaepj rA
good stock of Tallow alwass on hand at
low priceftiQravgef , Lemons, Ac. " 1 ; '
1ray, Obrnetj 5Ts(de ttreet Apt .
117 HITE and Bed Onion fietta wfi
H.'i v W. R. BURWEUACO. f
TtfpLLER;SsCod.Iiverilv V Hk
juazzam A Uss well's Uod LTyerJ-OiL
Kn)MIVA Ti.. Oil - J t :
yrihnrfr Of id Liver, Oil jmdPjhgpiaU f
Elixir Cinchona Iron and &trybfcfnej
i ? V n - - r ,ndRiirautht 1
M. .?-. ''r?'-tpsim.sntd iBismutb. ' ,
-l7'!W3URWELLiApqn "
Pf i t t Vr: .A '"ynsists,
' ire5aauawTOBenor;eTiauryris;i ? i ,
MiaVELEMSRDro
iajfod. PLCTING. MACHINE, i Goon
ty ana BUte.Kigbtevfor-,aale maw adst
hberak terms.' " Alao. A MnU "iXTanf l , iA
kdi H.D?
Ir-Tof roomnd less
J
mi rv-t mmm cvawa. viiui iVbWa VU
the, BeattkVPbrd oad.and the NvC. Ce
tral Railroad. Till he sold in . - bodv or
divided to suirprirchssersvv'Also, iSevtril
Hojs lbeit pCUiioU'idprpved and
unimprorea., Appiy lmraecuateiv to- - t ,
jnarJ24;iwl6'; v JiKR DAVlE(501f 3
3L'.Tect from IJVerjL tiL-ntire!y
Thepianters of Kort&ter4Uni; are .order
mgit largely. y anae U 3w
llTE ar? j-'r-ared. to':r., 1 ' "id cachl
If' advti eaoil cotton ts." I'to ocr
mendi in Charleston, or New. ork Will
also attend prom ply to sale of f".:yy coo
s' r.ed to "us." T J-l,rest; ? wsky- A
la nteis'; Charlotte N.-U. . . :j u net 29
Gray's BuUfilrn OrnTrr.i, 1 Chcvl
Gift. fileb. o.fioo- o rn rnH sn
I WILL" pay wenty Fiv Dolfars, to any
BUmcient tacon Vict - tfaSea hmiiia.faiAri.
wrinrajrw (wt i u6or2iaTTiin great
satisfactions ' Jraportil y-1 yi TFMr" -in.f
AbelV -'Wc-ft ?tilj "A iLrffi
IMlillll!
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BY THE
OQLLDATION Of
MTSWEfXaia 0 THE
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OBSERVER
M'lL wr-'f. : .
is NcrrxcmttEHmTHiraTATE.
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JTST RECEIVED. A larm lot or fecel-
nTOHtealfoft) 1 r --
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Of 1 descriptions, both plain and fancy.
K7 send in jdordeHr t oac
,With tfire-firtIaae) JobPrintenand
r: large vaneiy or ? type and jnatenai w
are preparedlb execute all kinds .. . of, b
W.ork with neatness and dispatch., .
'Tier - Heads, 2f otHeadrdXetteriHeadi,
ftt$be
Sft 4 j OBSERVER OFFICE.'
-TpSTrRECEtVEp, ...; large lot ;f nYel-
u opes and isiung uaras at tne -n ;
TOBSERyEEOFTCE.
BEC30m,fraMH f AGS,
$J , OXos. 4, 5 and 6) at Wj7V.;.
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5 ftirfT)
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