- rv Wi. wwwm 'sSJjl wU$m - -
' " . I I M I II lUlll .1 til .1 MlW.! I l! fc !d Wll III III I .l .11 1 , Lit t ' , j'1 ' l Ml III lllllll t lllll.lll.IH j , mm m ,m,.u JUJLIJUB'B. MlllV 1 I .1 11 , I, i - j , M ; : , .. - " , , t ." ; V r- ' " ' ' I
-T.-f- v4vr j-vvZ'.i J ft ftfj. ti J ? T?' 'fJ t't''t t ":'r "f- ; y -73 , . , . . ' . .. ' , . i..'','"- ' 1 -' ' 1 ''v '- ft- n .i i , . ........ ,. . . ... ..... , r r
marlotte La ad Aarcncy.' ? -
VWSKffim&Ml fbriZ One Hundred and Fifty Acres pf unlm
tSaSffiSKS AJy Atlantic.
nKciivT, ... .... ---j.,:" -- i " i .Aennessee unio uaiiroao, nve nines south
aaverttsffaidd 1. afid s noUtstAtHjej,, mile from front
alfl no chargerill be made." -r-q r0f nw kw on i-.ITi7
JONES & PENDLETON
iiiw nrtjs;j-( a-'Ind Agent
From 2u0ta 400 acre of good land, - lying
on the Atlantic, Tennessee fc Ohio Railroad,
about 12 miles south of btatesriile only a
short distance rom thg station lifc Shepherd's.
,0a tbi Msniiefts godd. . M A
iBartf and other necessary: outbuildings. ;
Thh whnla tract will, b scdd oar it will i be
divided lo suitpurclassi.i;0n 4h tract is
, 15 or 20 fces efctiH'i '4ti Hi"rfS-- i.
Tilltnaranteed. TermB $S fet acrt. Call
at Levi Vanderburg tf ihepremises, or to
mv8- -JONIS A'PENDLETONi
TjK)E SALE. ' f
As Agent fojp thebwhew, We fftr for sale
that valuable tract of land belodghig to ih
heirs of Allen Gill, deceased, i consisting -of
1600 acres, more pr lesisnafced on the ra-U-rs
of Rociy Ceelt, tiullte northwest . Cor
ner of Iredell, irfrthe northeast corner of
Alexander county, and also partly in Wilkes
county, all of wbkh;isa. tract tandr . sup
posed to contain valuable minerals, such as
lead, plumbago, and silver. On the tract is
a gooa mill site, at a place known aa Drip
Off, with plenty of watea'and ' a "shoal of
mcks which lets, the fetrtsani fall 60 feet in a
Also other shoals on y rap
Vine Branch; for two sites for over - shot 1
wheels. The whole tract Is yet in forest tim I
l.-. WnUt tmUji fin tttum form " 'huff. I
inn wrv fine nut'emr. ' Title nndisnutable.
Price Only f i$Q Ptr Acrf i t f 5
Such a bareain la rarelv onerea. . .... ? I
niy9
it
JONES & PENDLETON,; 1
w Ui, Land, Agents.
poRSALBMauTn :
A Splendid Farm, one and a half miles
from Third Creek Station, on the Western
N. C. Railroad, containing .--'ifv
' j. TWO)lim?REicRE
On this Farm there are25 acres of good
bottomland, a good dwelling house and ull
necessary outhouses.? i' ;
About halC of. "the land Win a high state
of cultivation, and under good .fences. Bal
ance in primeval forest :' -" f P :
Terms : $l,t00, one h alf cash . "Balance on
time. Reasonable deduction for cash down.
mv8 JONES & PENDEKTON, t
Land Agents.
Tl
BARS BARGAIN I
HOUSE AND LOT FOE SALE. .
The Dwelling Barn. Scf; are all hew, and
are situated within three hundred yards of
the Conn House in Statesvlile.,
- The premises include wellr-improved lot
' and land enough for a smalt ferm," .Such an
opportunity is rarely onereo.'; 3
: Satisfactory reasons givgn for selling.
my8 '4,t"0NE$ Sc. PENDLETO ff,
'-tt,r-i. -s, -rss5- Land Agents:
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE..
:AS Agent for Albert Rinaldi, we offer for
saiefettjfef,-'-firu" r-si.-t ''.- &. i ;, ;.
'j' FIRST-RATEv PLANTATION,
situatod'one and alialf miles' froutOHn, Ira
dell county, and on which he formerly re-
sided;:;;!' v'--' : -
The place contains 125 acres of land; with
a good dwelling hpnse, barn, smoke house,
kitchen and all other necessary, outhouses,
with a good well of water in the yardj : The
buildincs are all hew put bp since 1868. -"' ;
There, are about 30 acres in Original forest,
about ten Acres of Which' is fine bottom land.
Balance m state 6f cultivation: ' Besides, a
good bearing orchard,; and" a good many
choice fruit trees "were set three years ago.'
Title, good;, .Will be sold ' for cash, or a
credit of twelve months j will ,be ' given on
one half of the purchase' money 1' .,
Apply to - "iT"t '
my9 ,f ,iU JONES fc PENDLETON,
' Land Agents.
: j -V "' ' .'i'.'ti ''t') ' J r-.
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. (
, The undersigned as1 Agent for James A
Gaither, we offer or fale that well known
plantation known -as the Docky Gaither
Place, 16 miles northeast of Statesville con
taining about 450 acres.' 25 or 30 acres of
ixtttora lnd?&4o-100, acres in a good state
.of cultivatJoa'Balance-iTpine field! and
original C(resfc?.l0h tba'Di'efnises is a I
: FINE. TWPSTORY RVtELUNO pOTJSE,
; nearly new, containing seven xmhu, wi
with a
splendid well of water irvtbeyiii, stables,!
' and aricesryVoutDiUldi', good or- I
cnaws, gooooiClgJabowiooff and conyenienj;
tQ.churebes and schools...' ..,siW ' f .
..l "ii pianuuipn . .wouia. maae , i wo f gooa
fannj, aa.djthe land i well adapted-.tb the
,growUof tobacco, "wheat, corot oatsAc;,
3aTiUedputable,;.Addres,
Mjaipsm PENiAifirpy,- v,
k niifi'-ff . vua? '., xl. fianfl-. Agents.
.We offer for, sale "that; valuable tract ' of 1
irid: consisting of 1 --H .la i '.
UUIU, VUIlBIDUUg VI . .i j
; SEYENtEEN HUNDRED , ACRES "
.'of asiobfalioaWniKl 'W-nhe
county of Iredell, .on which 'John v Young
Esq, now resides. ' On the tract is a '". : " '
; -x f: good mill site j
with water power cjent, foTj seasons
oftheyear - R
A RPT.lfWTMfV TltVS'l T.TKTYX tinfTHUr
aHdaUnecesMrwouUWdlri acre!?
m original woodlands.;, nt
-".u um,. vi wiiu ties juut! nines suuui ul
tatesvaiend iwrpsarUioJne-pf A", T & 0 R
Ri i The.d wel)ing.lioue Jb '.jhort distance
from a station on that road. - - i
The, tract 'wHr'tiot bedJyWed jnnless
enouglipTirchosers'eart btf fouti'dwbo Will
buy all, and as Jf lies in' such a manner as
. w be easily converted intd '& number of
t hie for a small cofojiy. rf'lr r ' s
.UttJUlT tCK8 Of WlWl.W'fc -
Jr. ..
' " -GOOD. BOTTOM LAND.
THle Indisputable.' terras moderate.
Addmtn -. j-, it l: i ..t, : t -. ' ,:
lnyg - - JONES & PENDLETON.'';;
xiic Charlotte .and Agency.
.;;.rpHE underBigo'ed are'' constantly: selfing;
,,-, A real tnt ..r,-.nt.i'or.afriiiiw fici
.i. public' the benefit of an established
agency, either .for the' .'sale1 of Trentingof
v. jnase.no saie we maxe no
, charge.tf If we do sell 6t succeed in renting
.-t kui vuarges are very low.
luneior-
JONES & PENDLETON,
OE SALE.
nians Deoot. Onlr about 20 acres cleared
v.-1 !l r - i . mi I
uaianvv iu uriKinai joreet. iuere is mucn
more than enough timber on this tract ; to
Si. T At mm -
loj lur ii,. i-nce, per acre, xiue gooa'j
ppiy to
jan19s JOJfES PENDLETON, j
jpOR SALE. I
That desirable property known as the
"Springs; yiace,"" sUaatedlon the: ; Atlantic,
Tennessee & Ohio Railroad, 17 miles from
Charlotte, 3 miles from Davidson College
and; ftj.hupdred yafdsronj Caldwey Sta
ThIarAe6hJiw 2iMis. has" ft- first
class dwelling hhase and ether necessary
out-bnildings. ' : ,
Possession given immediately, if necessa-
The land brings fine cotton, wheat, oats,
corn or tobacco. , : ; ;
'Pnoe, $1x50 per acre. ' ,r v
junelO ; JO.NE3 & PENDLETON,
-j Lana Agents.
F
or sale:
A splendid Cotton Farm in North Meck
lenburg. " . ,1
The undersienedr'aa aeenta for Jos R Gil
lespie offer for ale .Ithat splendid Cotton
farm containing Three Hundred and Fifty -seje'n
acreswrwhicl) he lately -ilBiided, Bit
bated dtreetly on the Atlantic, Tennessee &
Ohio J4aHiioai 17 Jniles north brCharlqtte,
a mijej rrom, uaviason cirege. within a
quarter of a raile frordfdweUStaUpn
- Qn the premisea , f L
VA 9 !h nmirini linnet, .'
lLit 'L.yir'iLiJ3't,:r: ri i. io.
with nine rdbhis; which cost $3,0004 with a
good barn and other outbuildings, ice house,
fish pond,' etcc-Xr'-'? :
This plantation is very desirable property;
uau pona, etc -riT4
Waltuatedlnu goibd neighborhbodwell waf
ffina ano- accesstpie scnoois."!? f
I Price only f 15 per acre. TTilTe lndisputa-
bla - Call on, or address,
junelO JONES fc PENDLETON, i
Land Agents.
f 1 R " ?' t. r s
' A fine Cotton? Plantation, containing
acres, more or less, situated in Cabarrus
countr, Oh! the waters of Codle Creek, 3
miles from Concord Depot, on the N C R R.
On the premises is a line brick
Dwelling House,
brick kitchen, and two good brick offices,
with-baaonient story to, each, and. six good
tenant nouses. Hverygooa oarrnancLjoiner
Of the original tract about three hunarea
acres, is in cultivation, under jgood fences,
balance in primeval, forest. No old fields on
the place, and not a gulley on tiie planta
tion a foot deep. Title indisputable. Price
$7,000. At least one half cash.
.. junelO .., , JONES 4 PENDLETON,
- ' ' Land Agents.
J. S. PHILLIPS,,
Merchant Tailor,
HAS JUST RECEIVED another lot of ele
gant French Coatings nd Fancy Cassimeres
which are offered at the lowest possible pri-
ces.
I haye still on hand
a large stock of
SPEI2STO- & SU-M'TyfEB"
HATS, ?
', SHIRTS,
gloves,
'ill
. ' :
7:' T
COLLARS, '"
TIES,
SCARFS and
of all kinds, which are offered at cost, in or
der to close them out at the earliest
moment.
A FtJLIi vLINE
bf the Finest Good3 kept continually on
hand in the Merchant Tailoring Depart-v
1 ment and made to order with dispatcH and
at the lowest figures.
i , api, .
'. :" ..v
R. H. BArji.i tjj
President.
f C. B. iRoor,
Yice President.
iiiiiii)
'u V'-tV TT v 'iiT ' n
s ( 7.4 . . , .71 v.f
TniTiro nil f!lasSftS
t 1
V-6F-V V fc J. K JJ
INSURABLE PltOPEIlJY,
AjraM-te'orllaiMBly Hre,
11 it r 'trLZyLlS&i ( W
$ t .1 V.PAjne-tilOSt it x g
ReasonableTerms.
. bsee;lrompUy Adjusted and Paid.
Encourage Home Institutions.,
I -Rrtnn OalM.'i' Pulaski Cowper. M
Secretary:' i r V-f i ' poperriaor.
Orahain'&llasli, Agents, ;
'Bj-''Charlotie;t..:'d:'''''."1
' ,1 'i Vi - T a': ; ' "'
Tb TTmWv Observer will Jbe Beat
j to trial trip t atscribers tliree months
(for 50 cents. ah in advance. ,
The.liarIotte.Obsei;Tdr;j)
. rUBIiISHED DT ' " 1 - '
Office, Springs' Building, Trade Street
: : '. k .:
t. .... or suBsciiPiioK.
Daily ;One yearadTanf,..vi.v..$7 00
& inoniiipadvMcAA...i. 3 60
Three Months in advance, 1 75
ummoma; maavancev...M...i 60
Weekly.,c(neTeai.w.tt..it,.,tni.. 2.00
RATES'DP ADV i?RTISI KGV ,
One Square one time. ..l.'.:.Z.:i3.l:Z.JH DO
. ,CW0'lays,. 1 CO
three days.....vw. ,2 00
..... ... .. . W . H. W
" .. three weeksw-,,. tr 50
""r1 one month .. J.u'. ; . 8 00
Contract Advertisements- taken at
proporionately lowTates,' i w,,
inve equares estimate at a- quarter-column,
and ten squares as a half-columni
CITY' IUTELLISEHCE.
T'he Observer is the onl paper pub-
Udxed, Ju, jthej State West , of Raleigh
.juu filial tuc i.gt, fvcgrt41
patches every morning. Business meu
Please make a note 9 this. -. -
$35 Subscribers will please look out for
a JX9 cross mars: on their papers, .They are
thus1 notified that their term of subscrip
tion has expired ; and are respectfully re
quested to renew at once. - - -- -.
r n . 1 1 1 1 i
CIIAULOTTE IMAKIIETS.
Corrected Daih.y
Cotton Market.
Fbibat. June .l&. 1874.
Inferior ; ........1012i
Ordinary 134
tiood OrdlhW.rtrr.,r.:.4.i.l5
StiKt Good Orduiaty . Ji. 4...UUU.i-...154
.JMarket.dnil.
iilMiii
Country Produce,
, JSuving liaics.X
liacoti Hams, per ib " -
., Sides,' . - ; ..;
" Shoulders, . . "
" " Hog Round,"
Beeswax ,
Bviter- Choice,
Brandy Apple, (N. C.)
.-'V-LPeacKU-'r :.-?r
Jm White, lt
" Mixed, ; .
hkjgs, per dozen,
Flour Family,
"I'
14
13
11
12 a 122
,,25
25 a 30
2 a 21
2 a 2
105
20 a 22
4.25 a 4.40
' 4 a 4.10
- , 3.75 a 4
Extra,
t Super , ; -; t j s -
TJfri)ned ApplO?, J i 1
" Peaches,
" ' Blackberries,
WKChiCkens, apring, -t
Turkeys, perp, -"
Ducks, per pair.
Hides Dry,
" Green, .
Ixird Good,
" ' Common, none
Jfeof White, bolted.
Oats Black,
. 20a2
1.75 a 2
0 a 75
12 a 13
1.10.1.15
65
White,
CO
Onions,
75 a 80 (57 lbs to bushel)
Peas Pure clay,
1 a 1.00
. " Mixed .
Potatoes Irish, per bbl,
" Sweet,
J WJteatr-Re&i per bush J
" 'White,
Wool Tub washed,
".JThwashed , ,
75 a8ft
$1
7a8
none
Post-Office Directory The following
statement of the hours for the opening and
cio&ngfof mails) is? Atrnished tia by the post
master, Rob tESfcDonald, Esq. :
- , " OPEK8.
closes.
North Mail; t 8A.M. 6 P, MV
South Mail" J f t7iP. It J r H C.0 P.M.
Air-Line Mail," " 'ur AVM . v f. M.
Statesville Mail. 10i A. M. 2i P. M.
Lincolnton Mail 5i P. M. . 7 P, M.'
Wadesboro Mail, 7 P: M. 7AM
Beattie's Ford Mail arrives Mondays and
leaves Tuesdays s r,--- . " r'
"Robt. E. McDokau), '
. i S- -.. P. M.
The Temperature The ihermometer at
the drug store of W, R Burwell & Co., stood
as follows yesterday at the hours mentioned:
At g a. .::.::.J.;J. 4.-78
12 lVf p 82
8 P. M- - 85
" 6 P. M J. ....82o
n rJIl.....atiMMIMMM MVV
Funeral Notice The funeral services
of the ln te Mrs Anh'L Oyerman will be held
at the residence ' of her ' husband, Charles
Overman, Esq., at 9 o'clock this morning. ,
.f -? TTV Mi,'i;-ii : - , ,JT
To the Salisbury Watchman-That was
miehtv pretty in you brother 6tewarf, ' to
throw op the sponge in the 'andsohe inan
ur you did; and the very , next ' time j we go
over to Salisbury well take yoa k piece of
i.., iMoHflliv rinr , Jiiacbine. - and also
make you-a present of one of the premiums
we took at the last Fair of the Carolinaa.
The Picui f,To-Day-The Sunday
School Picnioto:Limeston.eJ Springs takes
place teoay.ine train aYtx wio
t will Vvof.W tML Mtnm nntiloJ
place to-day; The train leavesiheAir liine
nienicera , will Probably not return untu?fijr
terdarki That they will haveAft rpleasant
time we have no doubt. We are thankful
Cannot find
it conient to do so.? X
- '
St. John's Day. The Raleigh
Cre&oeni
after copying a little squib about St. John's
Day which was published in the Obsbevbb
.i-w4o? flail" frinnriWA
1 on Wednesday -says? "My dear friend,?w
k c5un tinK wiLh.certainty on your people
mminff here on that day. Observes mts
not only be with ns but we ask it t9 see tcj
tlie Masdns,' Odd jFellows, Grangers, J?y.
thians, Fireroer&c. Ac, coming along with
it." . . 1 "
yGreep"easi An exchange talking ptt"
this interesting' subjectsays MTbey should
be fresh wheat cooked," and boiled in just
enough water to ittover'them; which should :
in, Do not cover the Vessel .'while theyjii
?cobkiflg,'Which ought not 1a" be longer than
Wenty minutes, tinless they'are- ol iDrairt
off all the water; add a little - cram, a
smikll piece of, butter; ..niA'.jAfr .j 4
1 It ':
Please
ase!hand in' church notices to-day.
hard to-And jsometMng to .write about
f f erylday!. f Uci .1
I .Through an oversight ye date on our out
side was not shangedfste?dax.r; i " "
''Chicken 'thieves are-'agaid'Touthe 'move.
The coop of onedf ciUzens Was- bereft
of all saye one a night or 'two ago. i ? . . ;
?3r thank hr4 diie fdc a1 ticket 'fiftnvita
tion to partlcipate-ff n via i excursion from
Tblktoa, Anson0coOTtitb5 Wilmington",
-on thel8thlnstaat.' t-ik , -
mnifto'WfS ihWiiv SSinmt th, c. j
C & AR R Depot for a wBlle yefterdayi
ftfefi
fef a copy of his 'speech on the Civil RigTvts
Bilf.'deiivered Vn the Senate of the United
States on the 22nd ult. It occupies thirty
seyen pages. - - , -
erii aaessef tBalikSj-'JCkH Gaines
lle;jp andjMr ItaBalaa, Saliibury, N ' C,
are held in the post office here for lack of
postage. - " - j 1
There are rumors", that. changes will soon
be made in the schedules of the North Caro
lina and iChtfftotte, Columbia1 & Augusta
Railroads.' bat as yet nothing 5 official baa
been promulgated in regard to the matter.
There was no-case before the Mayor yes -terday
and only one before any Of the Mag-ia.trates--thaJ-acivilfiuil
from Which one of
thei&fties appeaiedr 1 w 1 to
We tell parents again that "somebody's
dailing" is going, to get hjs chunk ut out
one of these day s if this thiog'of j umping on
and off trains moving about the depots is
not stopped.
No one has yet been arrested, for the bru
tal assault made upon Mr Vanderhoef early
Thursday morning. Mr V was able to be
up yesterday!, ',,..,:..
Mr Wm Gleason, au old citizen of Char
lotte, who was stricken with paralysis about
two months ago, is able te be up and about
the premises, but his throat W48 j so Effected
as to render him yet unable to utter an in-
telligible word. ' ' 1 '
v i We didn't mean to make the. Asheville
Expositor mad by answering a little conun
drum propounded by the. Qitvten of that
town last week. - Verily, we are an unfortu
nate cuss, and; while always meaning to be
pleasant, can make more people mad in a day
than anybody else can in a week.
Large Strawberry. We were shown
yesterday a strawberry which measured 4i
inches in circumference. It was grown in
the garden of Mr. F Kuester, of this city. It
is a very rare thing that strawberries ever
grow to bo great a size as this in this sec-
j tion.
Gone Off. The man J B Suott, who stole
a watch in Concord about two weeks ago,
and who, was arrested here, where he has
been In jail ever sinCej waatalen ofl to Con
cord yesterday eeninK, where Jie will be
tried. It is alleged that he stole the watch
from' Mr Boyte, of that town.'
City Taxes.-We would remind our citi
zens that the time is at hand for making re
turns of taxable property in the city. The
time in-which this can be done will end on
the test day in-the present month. This is
is matter which should be attended to at
once ' Capt Nash is -. in 'bis office for the
purpose of receiving returns, froni 9 o'clock.
A M.'ttll 3 P M.
r ;
,...tiy
Recovered. Mr Lwrsonitof tH-ls city,
i . ft. . m r- ,
gave some clothes to a negro, to ..be., cleaned
several days agb,:and remembered 1 after:
wards that, in the watcb Tobof the pants he
had left tplli in casa . When the clothes were
returned the money, was uot .where it bad
been left." The negro, whose name is Chas
Perry, was arrested and' the money found i n
nis possession
Right. City Marshal Er win has issued
instructions to the police force to make
thorough exaipination o ajl back yards, and
back lots in the city, and if in any are found
filth and undeahness to report intmediate-
Jy' The' parties wh'eso'pipeicrfses are ' found
in a filthy condition wiil be notified and
proper steps be taken to clean them up.
Our Despatches. To our regret onr press
dispatches are short' again this morning.
This lsug to ihe'TaW tbifefroto the jrallihg
of the' wires ooVTlmr&fty pHiraie'. Sosiness
bad so accumulated that it? was impossible
to furnish 'press, until an boor sdtate that,
if we jbwejbacS'JtaiU, we would
haye to miss the utgong aOs his; morn-.
ing. We are not responsible for this lacl; of
our usuaispalcjl&nef is any one else.
ttti
; Repullic.nfeeUhff fii Tmly Tow k.
ship- TVe tSAfiit.'Era of Thursday sa- .
Atatyeetbif of he Itepablicansof iJ?
Townshipf InVjJecilely CbnitySN fot
the purpose of selecting and recomrr Qjjag
to the (unConyentibn suitkb' -;16rfto
be nominated inA'Convention, jj waUec
Mott was recommenaea ior viw-- itt
Siith DistribtTJ O'OfflfapW VWdllobi WhX
ji-uu pj, jjtiTes- for Meek-
I-nbarg cottnty, atfttft'tfytf'-fitt Sheriff.
They also recoramend'ff tlinAZ kt
Ihe lnElf Dlstridt i'bafot Solipter ,
!.: i-sa ttty h ;j 7 J j ;'r'U 0
1 1 'Tie Cornet' -J k 4 1 -"'s'r,: '1
f T " ' , A. a-.jl vuu UBS- uccu,
practicing r deajrecenUjV in .prepara.
jura ior an mftnt whfth tW hv fav
lW?.S4tfaburg7n a short' time. I, This
f ;,,5omp?sed of sopiiAxcellent' mate-lt
"Ir'.Ot their Instruments are yery bad.4
Pof the members tell, bi that fohr fneW
jr5trument5 (are sadly needed and " Inusl
soobe had It seems to usrihat it would
b!nothingiQiittlWi ritA'for out citizens
to present th era. with the n eeded instruments.
Theinemberrof thcbahd'do'tiot thinV it
incumbent, upoahenwlves to buy,'mate
li.i ! ' i...ii 1 . 'v '
.jitu, iur wiir use,; wema oe a very nana
some thing id the ritiasens-r to present them
ith the cornets of which Ve'haTe spoken,
Hovr la It f rA ; brotherVeditor
neighboring towncamet6 . ChaVlotle Sot'
brother mta; e. lear.OMbut ,ojr iny;
wrccw cuiiiiur gnuiuu uauucu tu iiaTe- 2mj m i
meney all at once, is something. that passeth1
our understandmg.,-hftH , , - ivj
The Pythians-The Knighte pf Pythias !
held last night their first meeting after hav?
ing received their rerhalia
tools, fcc. Grand Chancellor Vf ihetaJ
v. w . . n ' i
o understand that; there were fifteeft or
ti,o uuwnwiu wat, vunrw were uiwseu or j
more rnwiianons. xne oraerorthe JUiignts
pf Pythias ha extended rapidjy mevlits
first wtroduction into theTfnited toaitm tofit
first introduction into the United States laid
ii i j i . .,, , .... i
iuc luugeuere wm dqoii do in a nigniy pros- j
perous condition, no'doubt. It is composed
Sow bf Sonte Of the best vonW eerlESl
in the city.
Be Careful-At this season of the year
when persons are so liable to sickness, the
Clerk of the Market should be very careful
to see that no stale vegetables or tainted
meats are put on the market. We have reason
to belieye that meats and vegetables have
been offered in the stalls which should have
been condemned and thrown away. We do
not know that this has been the case lately.
This is a matter of no small importance and
we hope the new Clerk will exercise' due
care in the discharge of bis duties, especial
ly in tins regard. .
Died. Peter Mull, the old colored man
who was so badly injured by the runaway
of Col Brown's horse several days ago, died j
yesterday morning about half past 8, after
having undergone, a great deal of suffering, i
Uncle Peter" was about 75 years old, -: He
had always been a free man, and bore : a j
most exemplary character. He had the con
fidence and regard of all, both white and
colored, and his death will be regretted ' by
many. Col Brown and his family minister
ed tenderly to all the wants of the old man
in bis last hours, and all that kind atten-
tion and medical skill
done to save his life.
could suggest was
Errors. It is due the Board of Aldermen
to say that there were two very- important
errors in thecommmunicatioi-on city affairs
which appeared in this paper on Thursday.
It was stated therein that the salaries of the
Clerk and Treasurer of the city had been in
creased by the present Board to $1,000, or
$200 more than was paid these ; officres
last year. This is a mistake. The salaries
of the Clerk and Treasurer ' and Marshal
stand at the'sanie figures a , last -Tear y if
iliere is any difference in thcvsalary of the
last named officer, it has been decreased for
hitherto he has been paid a per centage on
the collection of arrearages. , ''.
: The l-ccture Jast Night. Col William
jonnston, oi tnis city, lectured at the Caro
Una Military Institute last evening under,
the hnspioes of the Cajleopean Society. He
was greeted by an audience respectable both
as to numbers and intelligence, The lectu
:rerwas introduced in-a few exceedingly aj
proprlate remarks by Lieut J P.Thomas, Jr,
of the Institute, and announced ! "Geology"
as bis subject. It would bo 'impossible : for
us to follow turn through 'the Whole of his
very leartied and tntere-ting lecture even, -if
we desired to ddo, !and-. to ' attempt-any-
thinglike a report of it would be folly J
The subject is a wide and deep dne, and
while Col Johnston threw mnoh additional
light upon it, he did credit to himself and
his research, showing that -be bad studied
his.subject deeply and drawn much usefql
information ota its bidden treasures. ;
We will disHis tke subject by saying that
Col Johnston well tnai ntained his reputation
as a gentleman of deep learning and culture
in his lecture last evening. He was very
plain in the exposition of all the facts" laid
down, and if the audience presen t did not
derive knowledge from his letfture it, ' was
their fault alone. '. ', , i
0NC?E UO-IE TO THE jflEEACH."
; : -" ' ' ; ;:; j ' -
Bobbins Re-nominate'i for Coiiffress
. . ..;.;if!.,i . t,
i A special. telegtttta "frottt Saiitbury
last night to the 6b3v$S. announces
the re-nomin AUon of Hon. W. M
RAbhitia l' is uUUasUl - r- r A-t-x,
Ar -'rfw !-iLJ-' -.'i. ii ..
w ug xiBUfvaictvt . ija ty iu ixie w
finnarPMLi r:. Tu- w.i
,u i womiowjw
ot bearing the batftifer our party
couia faii cm no more wortbv Bhoul
11 - .. .....:. . .
j .... . - . ., .v I iioose, wobucu uuug, DwuKi uu ."-"1 i wi'a wuereyer I Juno, t.
.ratdj thw ttrrie. ;WhUe there are! inEoodrep-Sr 125 acres-of good farming I. , By order cf tie r -ard.
iiW-'iton iii the Dwtci wlio would
any uiBa m w . , f ... --. ,
fill , the poBitiou with; ability, we be-
t? .,.- . V. n , a -mn ..man -nrlin Aflfn rorr
a larger Conservatite -vote tnan Major
. ........... . - -
Eobhini. Two years ago :the JBepub
lft.nWi nitttrf thpir 'ttoat 'rViah'affaihst
ireantf pitted their oest man against
111U1, IU HUB .bllVlX , lViu4 MCTvo.ti-u, mo
';.:.'-. .
scverk . ,um-- w-
hate ever?; seen.LMaior K.i was then
'COtopftratively Unknown te 'mahy
thoTdterstn'tlie District. He is, pow
favorably known th rough ottC his Cpa-
i';Ha'yin'K feaidi that.lTe vhe.rinfost
popular man, va the Uistrict : uj oniy
rOUi BIIID till US W OUU UU UMUU. IIIMH
4
Cortseryatiyej.Lpartyfrvxa Western
IforthCarolina in the tort nrrss.
This; isthe strongest team y6have, put
in -hAfirtT'ftinffa tho vpar; and ,
5 - i
Itfeoccurredatdod
lTftt kr'rrtnosecl' J6f Ashei Sdaies 'ana I uanas, sium v
. Vfif&rfi ttieeMesentatlvei bf the
mere m ention Q$ thek -ames; in con'- Sna'S Taxi-fBs Office, N. C R. K. Co, T
nyai ofniervative- triumph. Jj Tl
: i- -'mm' j-'1 ' -tv-vS 1 ' nnA rnmanv will be held at' Hillsboro,' M
tanDurg county; on tae m in8t.r,ues- untu afier the xDeticg.- '
troying property to the imount of 10;i -ianel2 ' J. A. McCAULEY
000, . i, I i - , . Sec.N.C.R.'R.Co.?
.fronr "iv !.J 3 5,5 ' OBITUARY. rtMTS
Dutf. ro V2L ' , l?mt UXZtti. '
dent, devoted. wife, an affe&oxiino&er.
jutiuk oiotcc. j ur inuiv vears hub was aa
u" conen inembers; of, the First
of an illness, protracted through weary yearn
"Without murmur. ' Her faith in Jeans ena-
tarfned her,-and she passed away as softly aa
a child sinks to sleepsii She was a Chri3tian.
:m -s:- - ANNOUNCEMENT, vi , : .
.- a. aiiuuuin ihtirii an lnnnwnnimi larm.
Ll announce rnysetf an independent farm-.
Lneresstonai lStneti .tTUYfrtmr i-na i nartv
ana aotHowxeoging no tnmanon Wjtn,-.any J.
pw'Jr jmvpem,
h -i4 fe'll. ,-:'I???l,'H Wl
, -. . .'.,..' i
B2e"eE,aJmu
- bounty, at the election in AngusW t
WU;II HOUSTON.
May 15,
The many frierid bf Wm. Litdeja
nounce himas a candidate1 for Sheriff of
Mecklenburg COThtyr.snbjeat;
vote of the people, at the election in Autmst
next, . And it elected, he will not ask for
any relief irom the , County Commissioners
on account or dehmuent tax payer.. ,
May 24th, 1874. ',; '" ; ,:. .:ii. , .
New Ad7eftiseinehts.
JACK BLACKS
5
WHOIESAXE & BETAIIi
G R O p 7? "
KEEPS THE LARGEST STOCK OF "
' .'S-.i 'l ,4 . ' '
Wines jand Liquors
In Western! Worth Carolina.
TN future he will keep a large stock of Fine
A Liquors, ; Champagne and other Wines,
for dinner parties or tor Sacramental pur
poses, v 1i
A few barrels of the justly celebrated
it
ZEB VANCE"
Whiskey, ripe and mellow, always on band.
His stock in the General Grocery line is
complete. Sugars, .Coffee and Molasses
specialties.
- Wben-yooceime to Charlotte for Grocer
ies, call and seeBlack if you want the worth
of your money. ...
I respectfully 'return thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon me, and respect-
luliy solicit a continuance or rurther favors.
W. J. BLACK.
junelS
OFFICIAL DRAWING
N. C . Beneficial issociatioi
UHAELOTJEJUne ltI, liS74..: n
Citss 1224, drawn at 12 o'clbck'-53, 45,-: 5,
13, 36. 12, 6, 47. 16, 66. 70. 25. usi?
Class 1225, drawn at 7 o'clock 15. 73. GO.
I o, ,,-o, :!,), at, a, sa, oa.w ;;; f e ,n i. ;
For - Sale.
We would like to find a purchaser for the
following described tracts of land situated
in Gaston county, N C, a short distance
from Brevard's Stution, on the Carolina Cen
tral Railroad, 15 miles north of Charlotte,
consisting of about -1,400 acres of c Land,'
tnawn thA ..... . .. . -.'T
- TOBACCO FARM,
lying upon tnewatersof Stoley and Hoyle'fc
Creeks, and upon the nne or tne uarouna
Central Kail road, subdivided into tracts or
1st TractJ rJoinsthelands of Moses Rhine,'
and contains '100 acres.-; heavily 5 timbered
witb pine, white oak and chesnuti A gooa i tam ir, nne accommo atiors, ppiendyi ta
water power on Stanley . Creek nown s jble, ten pin alley, hea!ih-f "Ti: j water, easy
the tioid Mill, xnesou ib ncn ana aaaprea
to cotto? and grain. ' ' ,
"" 2nd;. Joins tne Dove ana contains . iw
avns of beaw timbered land. : --
3rd. Joins the Abernathy lands 'and Is
adjacent to Stanley r. Creek : contains 120
acres oiwooa tana. ? im' 4
- : ..." a . " .... , . . . .
4th. Joins the uioqinger iana ana;icon-
tain 104 acres. - .
Sttt: Jinnk the land rA Hovis and the
CarOUna-(Central 'fRailroadi contains 100
acres of wood iand . J-S? Mil. u' I''
6th. Fronts on the Carolina Central R. R;
and runs back to Stanley &eefc containing
. i ...
112
acres i arty tn ctuuvation m .nn.j
cotton
tton, halance.m .wood land, . ' '
I 7T. 'Fronta on the Carolina venirai ,
1 IT7iavt'iH
taimnir tenant imiobcb u r uw
I mvlf of whicb isin isoltivationirrgra. ana
1 .!,.)),, m1 laml.. ..u. t .19'ft
I r, gth Fronts on the Carolina KB, lying onl
t t.iv -:J rVu.tr XT a a Hul in
- I w uii diou;, vro. -
I land, bf which 45 is'woodland- and flO in
J cultivation" in grain and cottons " There is a
J oW ydn upoa tbif tract supposed to bef a
I lumKnnifann nf t.hfl Rhodes Vein. 1
i .'whoicnuiTA nn tnKRii r r.rrv nuau juiu
1 .. l4na 0f iSeddler and Monroe
- i Burke; contains 105 acres, woodland. ,
f tOU-. Fronts ori theUtfouna venxrai , ,
joiMthe landS:0f a Hoyis, contains 90 acres
j QT WOOu ialU.t. VT s PS fssj l f jW 5 f .
1 .nth. CnntAina lift acres of -wood J land,
t"wn Thi Wm Rankin tract., . fu "?" t'
iof vmntjinn thnCamlina Central R E,
ofl contains 117 acres of wood iand4 The, land
Itt-.V.or:
i 13th:? joins tae twevaru unuuo, -uii ,
the David Stroup tract,: contains, iu acres
of good wood land.-, i f 4rf v r.' ! 2 1
wAny of the above tracts are . offered for
salo and alterations in the plots made to
suit purchasers-.' A map of the lands as sub
AiviAeA in hAMen-t Matthews Hotel in
, , i.J Ik. D.n. -Af
lauuibiuu, r cur' wav .uouj- v
For lJtbar iniorma-
U junei3 jO-i--S&iwi..iw.j!-
-'' r.-,
Lr ; it:i M nti P P ' .
the 1'!.,! vH. -V. .f,w..r,r,.,r ,
and the
osci trom
1 - a .
who
shall deposit the carets of er- ra!
in any street or lot, or bu- ?be"!;
luaittontneirFrf;
" 1. A
1 UUUM v
everv offence, tae sum of a-id iars. . w
krAr&t -no' rersonr Ehc erect any "V
n Mn ana hunarea i-
t of the main
ui.tu". " . "rr.r.ii M n.
street, or in any place "vTfn
ZZZZA. . Vommtmity; nor shall any
calfoweirborstofc ithe streete;
S.5:-iyZlr;Trrii-. ? anv house in
nor smut uj vuv j y.im
aiH.srii.xi-- uuuu k " -
th-fniher rr-alty cf oneraoiiar, lor
rrrij --..'v.,-r-A.is satrsrea tore
jeyeryj ujyp. ouv 'v. ; , ,
Tbl if ,f' 3fin-?.d
SSr-Char! 'r. cr V;!"
charge of said 1 - c3 f -ei t lor the owner or
SI BhaU rr- -a tieof stop.
f other; refuse ir ' ?r cf r-y .kind, toaccji.
Matenpon said lot, or be emptted ordi.
ha w.n anv one cf te reets of said
ratyjlrvWhich tl.e itizent.erSDf a in-
J:,2? - 5t"i ? i?Hri will h
tall mnntftS. ; t . - '"v...
June .12 ,
Mayor.
. ..10
'IS"
'f ' '
VY to our stock of 1 -"ly Grocenesv Witt
tntion oi laei city wa
Bpare neither pains or , czzzzzi to &y aaus-
jane It
r r f 1 I
BARRELS OF FLOUR,
Cij) 4.00Q fts .Tennessee .Uains.'oai al
wholesale and retail at , a '
1unein - - 1 A. II. Cii-o y jj o
HORNED White Shad, st t '-mn
TIPST Vinegar in the citv. at
Jt r f. w , ' i REEL & FCRDUE'S.
june?r;1
A GOLD RING,r -which the owner can
have bv tsallinff' at this cd, proyiRg
propertyi paying one dollar and fo? .this ad
vertisement, - , . !
CUTTER'S Pocket Inhaler; cures.; catarrh.
june!2 ' ' ' W BURWELL & CO,
.f ..iv Agents for NC.
: ; - ..-r-f f j;.j,''vy-t y'- " , . . ,
WILBAR'S Cod liver Oil and Utae. Sa
' vary A Moore's Infants' Food. Liteg's
Extract Beet ir" '
, junel5 ..vjp,iWJft BURWELL Si CO.
i j i - -
SIMMONS Hepatic Compound, Simmons'
.liver JRegalataTi ILoam Bittet ; JECoetet?-
"--'i-ft BURWE-Jb CO
une!3:Ti.t"BjtitjSa. t -
i. r . , .. . fT i l. . . .1 it ' -'
IMPORtED and Key West Havana Cigars,
just received. Also 20,000 domestio ci
gars, of superior quality , . ,..
junelS- tjt , , W it BURWELL t CO.
WEBB & ROULHACS Durham Smoking
Tobacco. . ' -
jtmel2 I'W B BURWTLIi & CO.
FINE Erench Brandy recelyed to-day. .
june!2 j r,W B BURWELL St CO.
PrJam?;;T6bacco !
i;proiiii;II. IIcElTTjEje; ;
Offers to Dealers, -Chewers and Smokers a
. large lot ot mapuCictured tobacco at. low
prices. His , , ' ,
ANTE-BELLUM C'J.ulA'.I E3AND ,
is hot excelled on the market.
' Address at States vi lie, N. C. ;
june!2,tf i v . t , .
Pattcrscn'a Co rliss 1
j If you seek health or pleuure go to ;
PATTERSONS SUXL .U: t RlNtiS,
1 4 mueffsoulh of Shelby, IT C, t,-i' 5 miles
I from ttfe Air-Lme Railwavi Pure monn-
oi access ana reasons: 3 1 r-3 nave for ten
ears made it an attractive and fashionable
Bummer Resort. - - ;
4 junel2; ' . . W. G. irr30N,
WBhaTeat.Tery Ir"? e'c-1. of ITardware,
.-ii ana we wisu to it
-3 it
ps much as
. possible by the first of
emDer,-
onr
firm u expected to cL:
3 about that time.
, uu.u. vj auu Li.
l q-tested to give us a call before ourchasins:
i customers are re-
elseWbete4'-.kut?'.. . -
uaeaitn&tr $ r tSSJlElSOWir & CO, '
i;jSS. 0aj
i r?vi . 1 .
rriXfTi--' cwfc f
JiT.T.l-Mj !,t s -T .i!C-J l-
iOJ call at H. Mocra's siora and secure s tat
I -.ll.. V. . nr.il. . . J -
i j iuo...aoijunori-iwg
1 knell ,;: J.
I Tfc 1 ; ? J " - . ' f. c:
p ' r :
XuXW VT 111 ,
ty Marshal.
fTtJSTl received :yer-riy f,very large, and
v,ana.-eieTt; r -..t to our etocKOi
Clothing- It is l. :' end durable and
will be sold che-. C Ftock' of ClotbiOK
and Gents' Fur .0L1 t Gools is complete in
all respects, arlwecJy ask that gentlemen
call and Bee it." 0x -ts are composed of
all kinds of ccT s. and we roarantee satis
faction in cr '.. .7 and prices. - J ' -
vCpme ar.i tie vs. . ' -,',
;...' ; ... J.AYOUNG&SON.
,june9 -
ELEGANT juicy Hams just received at the
cheap : : j. . '
Fresh I h. - -f." I'uKets. v Blue' fish,
Sheep IXuui, 1 ioanders, Am Ac-,
c., every from Tuesday to oaiuruay.
webavet.i 1 t: a cash rystem now -r
month an i Lie it so well we- hope no one
JU-ask us to credit theIDepe'IxJJ,'
EIAEK ArrLICATIOKS, t
' . ....... .. i : t m
Foit membership in the rslrons of Husban-
drv.. for sale
cly;wky,tf
jTTIII3 OFFICTES.
::ciiii
VtT'. VftvP t'-. V i Cow 1
rhc4lbroit lc A so f s tobmi
vv . m j 0f Tya'.DcJlara,
Cowr::i ia the fitata
i i "an t-i s.-M t - i .h rri3 as low
haforior bells can ta tons-t. Call and sea
thw : ix " ' '" "- 2 . -A
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