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Fifty J)oUars ! THE NEW FLORENCE! PR ICR, $20 below) any ' other first-class VALUE, 930 above Sewing Machine. SAVED, 50 by buying tbe Florence. Every Machine warranted. Special terms to clubs and dealers. Bend for circulars to the J Florence S. M. Co., Florence, Mass., ; or 39 Union Square, New jYork. juneU ; . v a . v Notice ! Sec. a Tbeas'r's OfficCn. C. R: R. Co., Coxta Shops, N. Cj June 1, 1874. J ;-' -.. . .. ? . " TFIE Twenty-flJ?h Annual Meetin xfthe Stockholders of the North Carolina Rail road Company will be held at Hillsboro, N C, on Thursday, July 9th, 1874. and the transfer Book of Stocks will be closed from this date, until after the meeting. junel2 . ; J. A. fcCAITLElT, SeaN.aiLR.Co. Dog Collars. . i ALL persons owning dogs are notified to call at R. Moore's store and secure a tax paid collar by the 20th of June or their dogs will be killed wherever found. By order of the Board, junell J.R. ERWIN. City Marshal. Received To-Day. E GO BISCUIT, NIC NAC CRACKERS, Milk Biscuit, Extra Pilot Bread. The above goods are fresh and warranted. J.8. M. DAVIDSON, 3 doors above the Market, Trade St. june 0 S. M. TIMHONS, AT OUR HOUSE, rVialies the public to know that bis estab ) lishment still maintains its Trell-Kuowu Reputation as t lie best place in Charlotte to get some thing good to eat or drink. V- s- -Snacks at all hours. apl 15. dly lmo ; , Save Durham Tobacco !!"82?& John II. McElwee OH'ers to Dealers, ('hewers and' Smokers a large lot of manufactured tobacco at low prices. His - ANTE-BELLUM DURHAM BRAND is not excelled on the market. Address at Statesvi lie, N. C. junel2,tf . . j. s; PHTtrEtPS; Merchant Tailor, JSAS JUST RECEIVED another lot of ele f '4nt French Coatings rwidFancy Cassi m eres hsch are offered at the lowest possible pri- : I have still on hand a large stock of i33?ie.IljrC3- & STTTVfM-IEiH, iUATS, SHIRTS, GLOVES, COLLARS ' TIES," ' SCARFS and of all kinds, which are offered at cost, in or der to close them out at the earliest possible moment. , ? t -..,. A FULL LINE of the Finest Goods kept continually on hand in - the Merchant Tailo" n's Depart- ment and made to orler- with" clff patch; and 1 at the lowest figures. ' V j. -: apl 20 It. H. Battle, C. B-Root, -President, Vice President. North Carolina RALEIGH, N. C. Insures all Glasses ;4 INSURABLE PROPERTY, lM Loss or Damage by. Fire, j , On the' most Keasonable .vTerm Ises Promptly Adjusted anil Pald Encourag Home Institutions. Seaton GalesrS4 Pulaski Cowperft Secretary -l f - Supervisor. Graham & Nasli, Agents, Charlotte, N. C. May2 Ms Tfc. TT vi ic -n v "T for ceafS. cub to tdruic. The Charlotte Obserrer. PUBLISHED DT - JONES & PENDLETON Pbopbietobs. Office, Springs' Building, Trade Street, KATES OF BOBSCRIPTION. Daily .One year in advance $7 00 Six months, in advance, 3 50 Three Months, in advance, . 1 75 One month, in advance,... 60 Weekly, ope year.. ,...., 2.00 A x,. v - i- i v - RATES OF ADVERTISING. One Square one time. $1 bO 1 10 ...... 2 00 2 50 , 3 00 two days three days........ lour days five "days line -week...:..... two weeks....... three, weeks.,.,. tit-; 0 W one inonth....i. m Contract Advertisement, tnlr print proporionately low rates. Five Squares estimated at a quarter-column, and ten squares as a half-column CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tbe Observer Is tbe only paper pub lished in the State West of Raleigh which gives the latest telegraphic dis patches every morning. Business men will please make note of (bis. Subscribers" will nl J I ' - v V V AUi he cross mark on ? their nnrs -Thpv n thus notified that their torn of subscrip tion hasejtpired; and are respectfully re quested to renew at once. ' CI1 AltLOTTJC JKARItTS. ' " Corrected DaUy. Cotton Market. ' June 18, 1874. Inferior, .. Ordinary;.,. a..;....!.JL..m. Good Ordinary; ........ .::. 8trict Good Ordinary....... IjOW Middling...... Market unchanged. ..10121 1313i :..14J15 .15115i ..1516 -Country Produce . Buying A'uto.J Bacon Hams), per tb Sides, Shoulders, Hog Round, 141 13 11 124 a 12i 25 20 a 30 2 a 21 21 a 24 105 20 a 22 4.25 a 4.40 4a 4.10 3.75 a 4 tseenoax (N. 00 Peach. (Iur White, " Mixed, tigffs, per dozen, Flow Family, Extra, Super, FWiit Dried Apples, " Peaches. '' " Blackberries, Fowls Chickens, spring, . 2") a 22 Turkeys, . per pr, , 1.75 a 2 " ...Ducfcw ,.per pair. . ; i& t76 Hides Dry, - -Green, fAird Good, 12J a 13 " Common, non Meal White, bolted, 1.10.1.15 Oats Black, 65 White, 60 Onions, 75 a 80 (57 lbs to bushel) Peas Pure clay, 1 a 1.00 " Mixed, 75 a 80 I'olatocs Irish, per bbl, none Sweet, $1 . Tallow, 7 a 8 Wheat Red, per bush, White, Wool Tub washed, " Unwashed Post-Office . Directory The following statement of the hours for the opening and closing of mails, is furnished us by the post master, Robt. E. McDonald, Esq. ; OPEK3. CLO8E8. North Mail, South Mail, Air-Line Mail, Statesvi He Mail, Lincoln ton Mail, 8 A. M. 6 P. M. 73 P. M. 9 P.M. 8$ A. M- 9 P. M. 101 A. M. 21 P. M. 51P.M. 7 P.M. 7 P. M. 74 A M. Wadesboro Mail, Beattie's Ford Mail arrives Mondays and leaves Tuesdays. Robt. E. McDokald, P. M. JLOCAL DOTS. Dog killing will commence to-morrow. They who have the wherewithal nre al ready beginning lo get to the seashore or the mountains. Jane Pierce, white, for disorderly conduct was lined tl and cost by the Mayor yester day. Emeline Myers and Lizzie Young, col, were up for a disturbance. Emeline was fined $5 and cost, and the other woman was dismissed. - t has been charged that the Jocal editor this paper la the person who is advertis ing for a wife.. We Indignantly deny the charge. Nice as it would be to get married, we have not yet got so low dow as to delib erately ask any man for permission to. starve his daughter. " ' ' " Died, near JIuutersville, in this coun-! ty on the 12th instl, Mrs. Isabella A. Bark Jey, wifoofA. C. Barkley, Esq., aged 57 years 4 months and 18 days; ? -rt . ' :' z Personals-Hon Silas N. Martin, of Wil mington, was. iu the city yesterday, ei tovte to the Cleaveland Mineral Springs.; T I ed through" Chariotte yesterday, on his way j to the same watering place.-' """ : ' j " last Saturday' Picnic A correspon dent of the Spartanburg Spartan, writing from Llniestone Bpringsi, concerning the ex cursion party from Charlotte to that place, on Saturday last, concludes by saying "As an excursion, it was quite a success, and we felt quite honored by .the . occasion. Lime- fttnnn will alwavs extend a hearty Welcome totheCharlolteBuiidayhbols 4 Fractionul Currency. 1 he nen issue of twenty-five cent ; currency lias ' made its' Annearance in cenerai cireuiauoii. ; wic fractional Wrhcyten7f twcmfivV; and fiftv rnt notes-look so much" alike on; a hasty glance tjiinigitakei ire liable to be constantlviiHade.-It is a j serious fault with the new issue? that i- th ere is-&6 ranch similitdde; There see prtyof dign;5nth'e f de notes should haye been so different in -their appearance that their denomination' could be ascertained, at a glance by, those who are unable .to reaa.nii.nwJlreBip;v Jjuo wuy. a failure; otherwise the. engraving and print- - W ts,U7 00014 md- ' Railroad MenU-The Raleigh 'Senthd of Tuesday saysl "Captain Scruggs and Ligon, of the NCR R, and West of the Richmond fc Danville Railroad, with' engineer Lowrey, are in the city (first class men) in attendance upon the Circuit Court, in a suit against the N C R R brought ty ft .Baltore' inan, al leging injury by the running off of A Pull man Palace Sleeper. It will be tried to-mor row." . -v. From Iluutersvllle. A friend writing' ns from Hun tersvilleTJepot, on the A., T.' & O. Railroad, furnishes the following items ; "Fine rain yesterday evening audlast night. Crops looking fine. . Wheat was never better.-: Doctors say it la distressingly .heal-! thy hefe. Semi-ncrjisinnal Yn!ii.&-ar,; - Bnf witH a fair prospect of being worse.' A Good Thfii&Mr. R, M. arime'?. who is superintending the work of , Mr. Parks Hutchison's new store, has njade a good thing recently. It is a small trucks and on two of them he can move the heavy ifon columns and the big pieces Qf lnniber wher ever 'wanted wiflfibut the slightest strain on a man. The trucks are run on heavy planks laid; for the purpose, and save much trouble and heavy lifting. One of them does not cost.iuOre than fifty cents. .. - : y' a Cardwell. We had a pleasant call on Monday last from Mr WH Cardwell of Virginia. Mr Cardwell has been for sev eral years connected with the Virginia Press and is on his way to to Georgia, where he expects to enter again upon jouftiaiiglic life. Spartanburg Spartan. The public will remember that this gentle man was for a short time last Summer con nected with the Observer, in the capacity of a travelling agent, and also as pro tempore local reporter, during a two weeks' absence of this writer. - - ;sle Postpoutdli: 1 J- ' ; The sale of Uje JVcsU rn .NiU Jrnlina Railroad,' ' whiclf vvtas jadyerji JnJ lake ijJacuon Wedoesdsyr ws postponed- by llie Commissioners for GO days. This was in consequence, go we Ifarn, of J)c.;hijunction granted hy Judge WaHsnsiiuk the "consol idation ?clieme. There are st-veral rumors about Ihe probable pnrcliaser and the future prospects of the road. Closing Exercises-We are retmested by Rev. J. B. Boone, Superintendent of the City Graded School, to say that the closing exercises of that school take place to-day (the 9th), at 4 o'clock, P. M., and will con sist of of music, .recitations and calisthenics. The patrons, and nil those interested in the school, aro invited-to atteiid. . . .. .j We return thanks for an invitation to at tend the examination of the pUpils of Macon "School, under the charge of Capt. W. A. Barrier, in this city. The examination takte place to-day and to-iuorrow. Proposed New Fire Company By an advertisement in another column, it will be seen that a new fire company is on the tapis. Those who propose organizing the company are youths, ranging in ages frcu 16 e -to. 21 years. It is their intention to purchase the engine formerly used by the Hornets, if suf ficient means can be raised to send it to the shops where it was made and have it thor oughly repaired, and then to start it out un der an entirely new management. ii We hope the new company will meet all the desired encouragement and be organized at an early day. Everybody rexgnizes the importance of having an efficient fire de partment in our city. The present compa nies are entirely so as far as they go, but we need more persons who will rush to the res- cue when property is in danger; and we be lieve, the young men who propose organizing this company will do it. , enterprise. Mow is the time lor our merchants to sort over their stocks, to put down prices, and then to advertise them in the Observer. No: one ever got , rich by holding over goods too long, or by keeping them at high prices, and never advertising to the world that they' have goods to sell. H. B. Claflin & Co., the great merchants of Kew YprkjjUnderstand the advertising ques- tionyandaayr "When we see our custom ers calling to their aid the local press to help them sell their goods, we are neyer uneasy, These men recognize the value of advertis ing, and Jiave made a colossal fortune by a judicious and libera advertising. One firm in New York1paid recently a -bill . of $78,000 forjadvelasingand yet it liad:raade lor tne nrm $ou,"JUU ciear prone in one year. Let our merchants wake up, profit by this example-and cense complaining , of hard times, Let them do this, and Ihey will hot wear put chairs sitting around , waiting for customers, nor be glad when night conies, so they can close np their stores and go home; New House Post Office, Once More. We take pleasure in giving the following letter from Col Longman insertion', whichTis self explanatory. Col Long is a faithful and vigilant official, and well deserves the thanks, not only ot tho1 people of New Sonse, but of the public generally,'" fgl the manner, in Which he attahds to business of this character ; . . Salisbuet, if- C. June, 16, 1S74, Messes. Jokes & "Pesmeiox, Chablottb N. C. V f : I uenuemen: in your pvr-j iiia , reiitueu .1- i '.. . ' . vr r ; thenon delivery of the mail at New Jlpuse, or Whitaker's, S Ci So, allow - ine to thank you for calling my attention to this matter, for I canhot possibly get a long without the aid of the press of the country, inr perfecting the mail arrangements of the'State I have requested the Post Master, Mr McDonfld, of your City to order Railroad Jkgen ts on ; tha Air .Line Railroad, to deliver ' the . mail ' at New House. If there is a s worn officer there to rcceiye' it-; The moment I can feel justi-? fled in leaying a member of my family who is now very ill, I will go in person and set4 tie the matter to the satisfaction,-; of the pa trons of the Post Office Department in that toeTghAbdd.'- :: i.?st;r? ;,- r v -; I haye the honor, gentlemen, to' be your bedieAt Servant, , Thomas B. Loso,, Special Agent P O Pepartnieut. 7h orj4 : Messrs Josi ah Asbury and 'llios OlayaS, who, as a coirimission," visited Statesville a few days ago to examincitic new jail ' then,' si have returned and-will submit a report ' of their observations lo the next meetinff ol the Board. They came to the coqclusioti, 'after a critical examination, tlml the jail there is not such an one as will be suitable for " this county. The'yitem ro(seragC,ia , the thief objection; to, bfe urged ngaiast ithpf j;il, though there are other ffeaturea , abont it which toe cominissioneisit-think objection-! ble. ' , '-.'V . :'rtga;;?, ,: 'iV:)Ki "About 5 o'clock a cmipk", duly armed will)' -a license, appeared "beforeJusticf A I-P Martin to be bound m the uplj jbanu ofj matrimony. Their names were Slaidk Blotint and Sarah Beatty Mack is quite a yonth, is about 30 years tbe junior of her whom he promised yesterdaj to love and. cherish, and by reason of a painful amount of bulj,fulne83 was very larJ to bring op to the scratcli. Indeed, after obtaining the license, he showed evi dences of a disposition to back right square lown, and would almost certainly have done so had not the Boon-to-bt-brhie seized him by the arm and led him iuto the presence of the Magistrate, who, with bteoniing digni ty, sat ready lo tie tins knot. Everything in icadiness, tlie ceremony proceeded, and amid the stickerings of the crew outside the door, tlie couple were pro nounced man and wife, Tbe groom stam mered inuclily when his turn came to an swer questions, and it was only by the most energetic nudging on the purt of the the fair one who stood at Ids side, that he was induced to give hU assent lo tlie pro ceed'nigs. However, in the course lof time, "now, therefore, in accordance with the laws of the State of North Carolina I do hereby pronounce you man and wife," came from the lips of Justice Martin, and the two eaU lied forth to fight the battles of life togeth er. Once upon the streets, the. fair one, still holding the arm of her spouse," remarked, 'Well it's my treat now," and they journey ed over to old man Platte's where eech drank to the very good health of the other in his best -'corn straight," and tliuu arm in arm, they tnarchcJ down ChUrch street, the observed of a large erowd -who "had gather- ered to watch them, and we saw them no more. (The woman, we learn, has children 'older than her husbatd.) , Report of the Cemetery Committee. The following is the report of the Commit tee appointed by and from among the Board of Aldermen on the Cemetery This was left out of the published proceedings of th e Board yesterday i-f . . To the Hon. Mayor anS Aldermen, of Char . lotte :. ;. .-f f Your Committee, on the Cemetery, beg leave to submit the following report, which is offered as a guide for itsmanagement dur ing the term of the preseiit-JJoard : 1st. It shall be the duty" of the Superin tendent of the Cemeteries to keep the grounds of both the new and old Cemeteries in good order, including all private lots . in the new Cemetery. 2nd. That no charge shall be made by the Superintendent for keeping in good condi tion any private lots, except for planting and care of flowers. 3rd. Any person owning a lot or lots in the Cemetery shall be at liberty to keep the same In order as they may .desire or deco rate with flowers of their own, if preferred. 4tb. That the charges for planting and care of flowers by the Superintendent shall be regulated according to the amount of work done and yalue of flowers used con tract to be made with the Superintendent. 5th. That the charges for digging graves shall rf main as heretofore, yiz : 5Not more than three dollars nor less than one, dollar and a half. . 6th. That it shall be the duty of the Su perintendent to propagate and cultivate suit able flowers, exclusively for the use of the Cemetery and burial purposes, and no flow ers cultivated 5atf the'CejnetpfJliafl be sold, and none disposed of except for burial pur poses without, the consent of the Cemetery Committee. 7th. That all monies 'received Jxom all sources for work in. the Cemetery shall be turned over to the City Treasurer. 8th.. The Cemetery force shall be rcgiilat- eu oy me emeiery uoniiuiw.ee.; -,.,: A book is kept open ior the inspection of an, in which are record eu tne names and dates of deaths. of every one interred in the Cemetery; And aniline bobkr with the names of the laborers, and number of days labor performed by-each? peri week), will hereafter be required tO'be kept by the Su perintendent, an abstract: to be handed to the City Clerk and squared weekly. 4i The force now ernplbyed at the Cemetery 'consist of One mule and cart, five - hands, and tools for their usel I But njt more than half that number (of : hands -?r necessary except aunngtwo or jnree moaihs in oupi jners.lST"-41'' '!-' &$ Z-Xii '' In conclusion; your; CoiuinitteePfeel that they can, with confidence; say; that as the CTounas or tne new ueraetery are now jeent, I they are credttable to the city, f47EeBBeetftlllV' "?:!n? .'' : ,.. . :-E tI.i..J' f ft Am ongthe decisions of the Supreme ui me ou pujuitjj-vyourt announcea "On. IastMcndanmh JohnllleKeteh KcM he made m law. to ,save , thid' ;culprit' neck.roxecutive clemency onlyi.novr antavfehim froma i n.p-d Qf the bajDgna: - '' To X?T &rrThe aiail late last night 1 brought US tji following ! ,f servative8 io this District, we can place ft PoOATALiGOS. q.f June-18, 1874. - h ffia.n4n .t H'on who will be an orna ; Me. X. Y: ZL-Dear Sir : I eaw youi ' .gP an honor to h.g idvertisefrieut1 this mrirning, and "ttnete. Bat if this w not done, defeat thbught I would answer it. I am thir- ,n, hl faWK w- LLo5ais1,"U ty-four yeara of age. I am neither reel-' ecte?' BDd whfre w,u , ih fauU? 1 footed, hump-backed nor cross-eyed. - to?m tbe very people who, are tke I am celebrated for my meekness, pa- '""iPP0 c?et c.andate8 n?Y tience aua gentleness, ana nave ofteu-i times denied myself for the good of others : esDeciallv old bachelors. I understand. touse-keeping perfectly. Have been a "seamstress all my life but as For ntlrsing, I khow very little about it, but think l ean learn very read dily, when it comes to the test. ,1 had the first peas, beans and Irish Dotatoes wnai 1 raase Dy sawing, wnicn is sev 1. Ti r l . 1 1 -1 - eral thousand xlollars a year. I curly golden hair, and oie of the sweet-1 est little mouths you everdid see, With i " v tit r r, i r-Vk-one modest little dimplein each cheek. T Swazey vs, N. C. R. E., &cv In this I.never get angry more than once a , e rt derade. : .,rt-r;-;-,io ,k;i t 11 ,u-t 1. Ttiat the Circuit tJourfc-oF the j ir . r ; t siaering. 1 ours wuiyy &c, GUFFIE SWEEPSTAKS. ; (communicated.) The Judicial Question. Mr. Editor : Probably no election ever held in the State of North Caroliua, is so im portant in its nature to the people of tin 9th Judicial District, and so momentous in its' results, lis the one before thetlt in Aagost next; for at'that time they are called Upon to decide who shall be their Judge for the next eight years. Under our old constitu tion, the power , of electing the different Judgs, was conferred upon the Legislature. It was thought advisable when that instru ment was framed, to withhold the privilege of voting for a Judge, from the people, for the reason that a. man. called to preside over a court of justice, who held his office by vir tue of the popular Vote, would or might be biased in his opinions; and instead of hold ing the scales of justice in his hands, know ing neither Plaintiff or Defendant, he might lean to tbe side of hie friend?. The Consti tution, therefore, inertly withheld this power from the people, and gave it to the Legisla ture, who tlectcd the Judges for life, sub ject, however, to impeachment for either malfeasance or misleasance in ouicc. The frame rs of our present Constitution, saw fit to change this provision, and give to the people alone, in their sovereign capaci ty, the power of choosing their Jndgpp at the ballot box. This change was submitted to and accepted by the people, and by vir tue of this, has become a paft of the organ ic Jaw of the land. As the people made this a part of their Constitution the peo ple atone can abhiil it. It is .beyond the power5? -w-fef-Asemblyf 20 art 4, of this Constitution, provides that the Judges of the Superior Court shatl lie elect ed for a term of 8 years. 1 I t did not provide that they should be ektied fr . life.; Had this been done, a Judge, oven though elect ed by the -people could feel that he was aboVe the peobleyattd did Hot hold bis office f by their favor. I be result of the soundness of this policy is now apparent. What haye We before na 'three candidates already in the fields soliciting the euffraares of their fel- ow-ciiissens. and calling upon their friendi and admirers to do nil in their power to have them Called to wear, the ermine. ToWiifhih Conventions, were called, who sent delegates to Ihe County Conventions then county conventions sent delegates to the District Convention, which assembled in Linconlon. junl David Schenck received the nominalibn for Judge of the District, as Ihfe repTuseotativc of the Conservative party. It is not my intention to enter into the merits or demerits of that Convention. I care nothing alout how Mr. Schenek got the nomination, I only look at the results.- -And what is the result? the news of the nomination of Mr. Schenck had scarcely been heralded in the adjoining counties, when an independant candidate, claiming to be the representative of the same Conserva tive party, announced himself, and bared his claims to the office of , Judge," upon the rronod that the Convention at Lincolnton was not a true exponent or the wishes oi the people throughout the District, but that the nomination-; of Mr . Schenck -had been obtained through fraud; t'Of this,' wo know nothing, nor do we care. As faras the object of this article is. concerned we, wi 11 say further, that we expect to support Mr. Schenck, if nothing better can be done But what is of eminent interest to us is, that there are two candidates, representing the Conservative partyW; the. field. J.his will, as a matter of course, divide that par ty. The majority ol Conservative votes in this District, is not large enough to run two men in the same party Tor the same otnee. It is all ft delusion to expect that! the Radi cal vote will center upon an Independent Candidate, in order to defeat tbe regular nomineee of the Conservative party. Their history in the past, shows very clearly that iheycate nothing for men, bat that Jhey ate aeVOieu TO Uieir pany. utu purijr mcuo- ures arc at stake, they will sacrifice men, monev. orT anything else, to ; carry. them; through." We even see now that a .conven tion of the ISepubhcan party lias oeen can ed, to meet in Charlotte oc tbe 20th . pros., for the purpose of bringing-their standard bearers in the field. And will that, parly nbminate G. W. Logan for the , Judgeship o, tWaJJi8treWI answer afCif as; the leading nien'of t'ucir party have said against this man, even though their, ablest lawyers haVe pronounced him utterly incapable f of ta&iug in a tegai puiui, jet, ti uuyau ia uic man to effect their purpose, they will place the plume io his hat.' Suppose he receives the nomination of his party, will be receive their unqualified support 1 Undoubtedly for their organization is too' thorough toad- n-.it of n. division. . What hen will be the consequences--a child may see it Ged"Wf.u, 10. 17, 46, SO, 38, Mfc Liogan will oe tne juageoi mis me via ju dicial District, for the next 8 . year to come .What theigDoranceef Hlsapnor'kP" cost this ednnty ean easily -be -nscertainQd. fey : reference to the; book 'of tiieTreastirer of Mecklenbarg county ,?and thenconvenl-: ence from ibe lawyers and sditors f f A dark futarVis irertainly nr stbre or;tusp. if thhr man is to wear the ermine in this District for I the next ferm. Can it ha preveated Cer tainlv- -How ? Bv-anit antu by.vthe pa triotism ofi those' who claim. to bo the I exponents of the Conseryatiye party- !:. t, , tit ft l:i.J.ii..i.i:,t!it,.i,l IjGE mem- ooin vieia meir uersuiiut uiwjica to tbe poWic good iberia sacrifice their own ambition for the weal of the State and let iffi taaS take ops 16 ?rbanner ol CkBsirratve art- d ft it& im wuoie coo: centrated,. Undivided rapport of ' the Con. ..-jw.! and children, and ;ij"r-iw this. Bet ter, far better, that a man bad I never.' been born, than to act in such a manner . as to bring down the jpst condemnation of his fellow-beings upon him. Let those who now aspire to the office of Judge, think n, ONS,Tbe following is the sabstdnee t of he decisions rendered by the Clhef -toxce TVaitejn thewazey .andself United SLit.fts has inrladlntion nvercas- I - ,;. 1" .IT. r:"::" a"' afc- i w X Ul8 . 7 When the State is not a party of re- cord ; and when the subject matter of the action is within the jurisdiction of the Court, or when the Court can deal with the property thrmigh - an Uia agent. 11. That the stock owned by the! istates in the North Carolina Rail Vpn, pecauiwaucuujr ... Road having been-pledged for the "re- t eoniditde-rook'ltnei idea of setting deration" of the bonds of ' the State tfSSttSi issttcd to assist in constructing tne aw0man of a taciturn or contemplative, ra--road, the holders of the bonds are en- ther than of a loquacious or eommunlca titled to have so much of the stock IT sold as may be necessary and the pro- ; with regarti myselfc'It will" state tthat : i- e ,ui rv,f m inrtnwmfint are numerous. A1- . U1 fcuc '"50 of interest now accrued. Hut the sale is postponed until the State shall have an opporunity of protectine its stock 1 I I. . " - 1 . . 1 : 1 by a levy ot taxes, or by otherwise f . i iac t . tu I , .....fo v-j ! crued interest. Self vs. D. A. Jenkins. The Court ; stating that while the powers of the Court might have been properly in- j yoked to prevent any application of j the money raised.by the special leviy ; to nrovlde Bavment of the interest on the bonds issued to vadoUs failfoads since the war, to purposes other than those for which the money was ' rais- ed ; yet, such application having made the Court now has no power to inter- fere, with money in the treasury raised for general purposes of government, Sentinel. w r,vtr nv ww , H WT, , . . CENTRAL,. Several Killed and Others Wouuded. .Wednesday was the day for Ihecxcurstoo 4 over the Carolina Central Railroad from 'olkton, Anson coUnty, to Wilmington' t is with great regret that we record a sc rious accident which happened to the train bearing the excursionists. The following is an associate press telegram on the subject, dated Wilmington, l?th i There was a serious accident, this ffjor ning, to an excursion train ou the C C R U. Several hundred excursionists were on the way to Wihnington, and when 2 1-2 miles thrown from the track. Capt F M Wooten, conductor, was seriously injured, Thomas Alderman, Express Messenger, was seriously hurt, the engineer and three neeroes were killed, and nine wounded. It Is reported, also, that ten or twelve whites were wound- ed. Many contlictmg reports are . m, circa-, l ation. and it is impossible to get at the particulars, ns the railroad authorities pro- hibited the sending of specials to the press. er any telegrams that do not pass through their ofnee. Later. The accident to the excursion train was caused by the washing out of , a culvert, six inches of rain having fallen last niffht. The cnstn tender and four cars were badly smashed. A negro fireman' iind t wo negro brakeraen Were killed. John UaU vin engineer, Thos Alderman, express agt A Sinclair, mail agent, and . ueo. uuoiiey were dangerously wounded. - J as .v-anaie, M Evans, Sam'! Burns, Jno Tborndyke, and A Jno BnrBiingham Were phinfully, but hot dangerouslyi hurt, v A;; number ; of . otherB were slightly bruised and otherwise, nurt. t , ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 I announce mrself an. independent farm ers' candidate for Congress ron the Sixth Congressional District, Knowing no party and acknowledging ho affiliation with any party.. js. u. uavwsoh. , , ANNOUNCEMENT. ' ' - The many friends of Wm. P. Little, an nounce him as a candidate for Bhenli or Mecklenburg county. Sttbjeot only to tbe vote of the people, at the election in August 1 next. Ana U uietwuui? pm, nu - any relief from the County Commissioners on account of delinquent tax payers.' ' ; -j - May 2 1th, 1,874. 5 V- ct; -y."- V . ". . .' , r : -:' K ANNOtJNCEMENt -' yif. I announce myself an independent candid date for the omce orshenn or juecaienourg county, at the; ejection ih August. . 3 ... W II H HOUSTON, i May 15; New "Advertisements.' OFFICIAL DRAWINGS! y thb nTRiieticial AssoGiatioiLi - s.,fSin. CHASiOTTii J upe ltn4 l4i f , Ci'xsa 1234Jdrawn at 12 M-17, 32, 7829, 4 Class izo.arawa at t ju" i0 HIM. DlVrDSON, Commlssioaeri ? a e Irish Potato Crop ia almbsV wea them opnd Rrowlng. mey. reio for eating man new unw, J ViV, a.d. when cooked; wfll be mealy and dell i ' n I a n, , M A I 'n.Bn I Jl.n mflrn. where, I am nappy say, peopie uo bm Breakfast Bacon, at 'JZZjJ- ije j;Jvy '.ivVr h ? mHE officers and members of Phalanx and I ir.iniRlor I jodsres will take due notice the this side oT Lilesviile, the locomotive, L nai j them to me at Capt. Nash's oQce on Thurs- cars, baggage car ana second class car were day,0 .TLtStfJt1 SS?SS that the omeers erecwa ior we ensuing w.. i .tttt. r, f imrvirtrd and oomesua v; - will be installed on Wednesday. June aitn, l M h-t n tV rasrket, at h4 1874, at t o'clock. A; m. -v.;4?-': 2 1 r-,- :?r?rna A XtklndofByrups and molasses il rt Atall at . : - . ; A rERDUlTB. Honey, U utter, A NOTHER lot of that ftnoMountoln Hon. A jAlao choice Iret gutter, rrean eretOTlnglDnlenVaTsd ot her family J . P.r'??-i., rn.tfnmthM.-B cash, afore S. IT. SMITH, JeJ9 Snsnv Cared I3csS HAMS, ahealdem,' atrip;; tonSL,aT'2J hSS? &11 eanvaesed and warranted, Jnet from the smoke house, ft nAviDs6irS. f. Matrimonial AdverttsemeMt W AHTED, b y the undersigiied, aflfe; , In order to facilitate th obleet in view, S9 weir as to avoid the mi rberless lnconvwat- encea formalities, et cetera attendx,y bvl ordinary imode of courtship, ne has thought; v proper to adopt the prens a a medium of -. communication with the felr sex s , t V ( 1 He ben leave to state that no female, un- - less she possess iao iuiiuwiusmm"""""" 1 n need apply ior iu nnuiniuu, ""iJr ust be betweett the ages of twenty and for. - -19' - must possess- a modicum, of femal - chVnuv that Is nms be neK-er reeWootd,t .. nump-oacKea nor uww oj, , ivi ritA hr o-wn vernacular Intel ."r.f hi iih.rallv endowed with meKnfaZpatience, gentleness and. aelf-de- SalmusunderaUnd every. branch of house-keeping, from 1 dusting the tdble to "SBSSZ&tJ eardener. horticulturist and acalturallstj lyTshe must possess an Income of from fiv linslst upon the last mentioned quaMOca- ir.H0m it i nnerallr con- i uTt t am fine. looking. TJossesshw lively.trceolored complexion,; fla TSJl& fiashtn d.Whictf UiOOOUU"" f " , . . M , " . Ann tlh.nMrMr1(tIL-nRTflU)DniflllW. m-. nose somewhat large, but classical in snape, . n.onth amMiMa in irression. and ad- mirably adapted to the purposes foriwnicn SJnaed UViIn maineram dig- nifled,yet agreeaWerin eenyeTan,-flT STSSSSSk yoangi that is, under 60, and wearmr own iffnChe eWhatkHiter than the Greek model, however, my weight being, about fifteen frt tradaate of a colleger Iwy nothing abpvt SSSJSPff- ' eneouwiged of eVen tolerated in a female, lastly, I m.a-beheic.-withayhea 1arffiSSKS jay myj virgin aff i .iUA!v&U??"-;;. (mmL ' 1m,.lAtt. W W Inns 1J51- 187t-K"1w' i- , - -i " ...... j .... r -........ . COMG ANI SEE ' THEM J. itml received such. addiUbns to nn Atrw.lr of corvta fiirntKirnr aroods. as BlrOuld' attract fcvery gentleman: : of taste. t' njarsaillesv, vests, "beadtTirnlly."' trimmed In Mac aMajojetWnntotWj. v n(j isbafldsomest " quality: light ' Summer goods of all style and febrlcs, fcc., c. The attennon- w geuuemen u ui viiu. w mwc new addiUons?).our stocK. f-.-wfct.,r- . jl JjTji jpcffi&ns' r f hold IngeppToVed,' clainxs ' 1, against tne city, xor tne purpose oi pay- nniw&r i . to be published,' which list .Will appear In Saturdays ubsebveo Jel8,2t. j; k. erwtjt. . . City Marshal. '.'..-ft.' , vu i Vnv Hpntt " rrSwO&OOMS of a feasant clittewiocsted l a desirable twit of the citr.' with ; the exclusive use of a double kitchen and one- half of a large garden. Also, " the . privilege of fruit and grapery. .There is . a .. well - of water in the yardL AIsostables, &c r To a. good tenant term will be moderate Apply immediately to ' - . juneltti; : J,K PEEFOYjj , i i5-.it9i?sji.'t? 'f:Tryon St..,";! -4 1 1 . Founded. l858-...vn Business university, 1 r : COBKXB ESOAO AD ALABAMA STg., ", ' The bidest'ebUshed 'lnsUtutlo kinctin the Central Bouthera States. The best organized and 'most successful in the South, and the only one conducted by PRAC TICAL BUSINESS MENi ;j JThe.gounje f Instaiiction is;;;;1 -: ' qualifying young and middle-aged men for any position ; in 'Finance juid t trade, s For Catalogues and Specimens of Penmanship, address yf-h B. Fv MOORB," : p may 20 3mJ.lll tPrwadeni, a juli tne yuuug A mn f Char- im. me is.-, loraeeiwwu w aces of 1ft and 21. 1 who are interest- ed in the organl sntioii of the pro. " posed new Steam virm F.neine Com pany, are request ed to meet at the rvwirt House.; on f- Friday Evening, F.;iVlvSKeIton, - r ': Keeps constantly OS store Furntturt in great variety and of the very latest styles, and is selling for casu only; cheaper than the class i gooes have ever oeen soia m v- ty or Charlotte, and as cheap as anTonVf. possibly sell.- Acall from alt Is respectfully SOlidted.' . i'rf ,i ,: t V J i'r- 1 Apply to --1 B." Hi ANDREWS. p ,FtTLL line of all kinds of Patent Medi i JiH m il lieSD for . OIMM01TS.HPatio:Comuna, a new ? r i remedy for iiver disease, iysiieyoM 1 lne taxes for. the- yea. 1873. " must present , at8b'cl6cki iU-H$"r 1 Debility, lust received, at - - IllAii7zi rT?xra nnrt RTOTtE. t , s ' I uuv w " - 1 J i Valentine's Meat Juice, the, best article known for rinvaiias ana tuose, rewciiB I ffte iff'jicADSiTS DRUG STORE. I , j"" , . . . . 5- 1 ;