! ( M8SSBK i it-' Jtfrb fjH . VQA3H , 2'YAWG AH ! 11 b,7Tm .B J I i t 1 H " i j i It 1 w ' i ilia turn 4 7v A-1-'" . r-X- - .1 i . in "i i 4 '1'ia -f ' - j.- tatia!Ka!vrr.- -..-"-- ----,- . .. . ... ... ...:., ...... .. . i. ,.. I, 1 " " v, r.- , , m .MmirniiiiiiTiiffii-i-iiiii . .uiiuiii in mil il i I n --- - - r i . i i : in tii s . i rrrm ..v j . r-t v r . - in 1 1 m mm fii'iir mi nivrv 1 '": 1 1 w v 45u mi fwr 1 I ,i 11 - I 1 I . I . a I 1 A fwt mm msm I I II 7 J V III IIVI IV J ..y Koopmamtf 6;BothscIiild. TTATEw UUir openea nta-Air entire XI new toek.of JiuxinerT, Jrwicy oood, White Goodi n4 Notion 'keep In J store, one of tbe beet eelected 8totai iQ their line. erae hetnht to tn ltt. , Cliarloite nTint ion keen ineed of a , . . . , p - , 'V 'J ...... MIIXCTKBY ESTABU we will conduct vox tmsines fdolTely in . . . ' .i)! 1 vti;-H ft-. Clllttnary and Fancy-: poods- U O iiX ji 3nf ; ; : A befi)w JMde -public oJowb were JSXTRBMEliY L)iYPB.IQm that we ate libw" offering tie1 ptWat' from 50 to 100 percentjbelow their real value. We sell ' !"" ""' ' Untrimmed Hals at 6ai,orth $1 to $150 Trimed Ha te, all styje AmJUiai at lowj WJBIX TJK GOOBSi , Peqqea it 22 : Ma y.worth 5Qucta' Towelaifj tf peijya ?w. flNi r orsets at tta each, worth 1J25. nanaKexcxueia jrom In EmhroidTi!iaeil ning, we arei'offerinr fcnreat1 inducements. -Hilt!'.' ! !! eli tf '-i,: .., .. v.-. -' Swisslrnll, ParasoJaiVfttreiuelyTlow prices. '" ' ,'"! - - i,i .'."l.t'"" ,'"rilii1i' - .ji'it-i W?Tf'9'ii"-il,:"'' fli Vi9 ! ft Japanese,. Fuv, Wltb Cbalns. .tftrt'r'' fe'' f j?. -U9-I-..: - :. - and a thousand different noTeltlea. We feel encouraged by the many favors already extended us, in the calls of patrqns, who, we trust, have purchased at satisfao- tory prices, and we (kit, endeavor t merit a continna nage. BuildersmBen HAVINQ located In toene timberj re glon ia Western BTortb Carolina, , I, an Ptoiish : : L at my mill on the W. N. C. R. R.. at short notice, and any desired length uner 55 feet, on reasonable termf- 1 . . I will make a liberal exchange . with any person who wilt, patronise and-can supply roe with accH attietes as may be needed for my employees. i; ' I have 6 te 700 acres of and,for tl to suit purchasers,; well watered, good timber, and healthy, on and neariW. N.dll.t.,,, rnyl0,tf $t$& V R MORRISON, ilMt ji-Statesyilhv H,C.v . ' t)'.' X-L- - ' f'' ' ' Coffeeai 9 lbs fbi: en Iel)r Sair for 10 cts jper ponnAi 'l JU8T received l a ilotr of fin Rio Coffee, also a lot of roasted and ground ceffee. this we nroDOse to sell at 25 cents Der cound. pnt up m tin JoSM ppnijdpackages. We have also a hoeral proposition to make to our customers :'i "Any person5' buying five dollars or mora worthrof goods from - at oDe UmeyWtU rpTnjtervWUrpncjDr tbe packeges-of "toffee as; a Aaik of bur esteem ior their liberal ueftliftrt. x 1 rr -ill JPjLfWHITS j ag8-tf. & urTrada Street; MBS. Ai W.?fttlM toviniredvto ao conimodatatpenaanent .. transient boarders, with pleasant rooms and excellent fire, npoantdTa terms' Upply?avthf Osborne Residence itiadefltreet; near 4 c - ... Y ... . . ' rMl ' Ale Frterl .aaia.ll-ei ,Ofer 50 Casks of BotOed lle 8 tasks' of BotUed porter 25 Casks of Bottled 4LsgerH Ynw I - 1 i-1 - : if Ml". '.. . M I ' t 1 aj - ixvi ' ' j ititjr, 1 1 otrm .... m TUST BECEIVD,a lot o splendid Bum mer cheese. Also another lot of barrel Pickles 8agar',kme- a Molaases. Meal four and Bacon always on band and cheap Goods delivered Wee Of charev ftT - J1 .,r tit tROTHEK VU. C1GAE8 f-IGABSWK ample lot. . , J L BROTHERS A CO jetatt QlMMONS (Hepat CompoandtTaMn) THE best Oder VmVU 111 townv:at J t '' y;"RKEIiA'PEBDXTE'l MEW, .ORLEANS MOILfiVimita V: ww vinegar. ---t . w jej MAYBR, GRAY A ROSS PHoici Coaatrr Bacoa, Krne Canvassed v Hams. Prima n. Stripod Uaen at 2ct4 peryarq worth 60 eta. Sftp .iiokV .yard worthlo SeM ?f' T fTI W? : ?f: -Bl"lai'l Tea, I igilitjlM l-awa1:Hi-4W ...i J. n 1 1 a m fTjc ' 1 TU8T reeeiveat'rtJ Brother 4 Cbi; a W choice lot of Cigars, those whO Indulge, iThe Cliaflotto CT;::rv(ir.? Daily 'Onevear fn a.3vanrsft.iL.-.::: '-:' t 3x months, in adt-jice.... n Three Months, in advance,... 1 75 One month, m adT&nce,...4 60 Tyeesiy, onayar.i.M...wJ..;.MW,...) 2.00 f- puoacripers .wiu piease jook oat 'for r cro mark ton their - papers. - They axe thus noting thai thfiir f ..Ii231r i -flpn has expired ; land are rerpectfolly - rlmi atari, nanow o KATES OP ADVE3TISIlf G. 'ne Square one tW..; iaLaaaMaMa-i"-Zl tXJ two day-L.MlVj...i 1 bo three dayt.-......,-,... 2 60 nve uaya i., 5 00 one week....i two weeks.x.v.'. A 00 " three weeksj..;.i:...i.,j; 6 50 one month...u..rtU.., 8 00 Contract Advertisements t-iVim at. proporionately low rates.! v , v -1 .LjriyelsquareB estimated at a rnArier-cnl- tunn, and ten. Squares as a half-colninii.' cnABITTiJ fiHARIlGTS.,; JCettottMarltet.1'. i t Chaoxti, N. C, Ang. 22 1874. Inferior. iL.l9aioA Ordmarv,,...; JVW1 fWal ina rwr ' - a Strict Good Ordinarv.- in Xaw Middline . ia hMarke. dull. Lv-M Countrylroducc &uywg li(ites. aeon Hams, per fif " Sides, j " Shoulders,'' " Hog Rounds Beeswax filler Chojcs, fvrnWl BmndAple, i 1 16 a 17 13 a H , 10. f'lli 25 Ci SO 2.00 2.20 100 97 12 40 3.75 ' 850 2.00 2.25 A WVU fbm White, " Mixed, kirgsper dezefi, : " Foitthr-Family, --, r Ettra, v-, ! , "'. I Super v- t ? j Fruit Dried Apples, Peaches, . " BLackberrie.,, fbwu Lnlcltens, spring, 18 a 20 50 a 75 i 20, 14 7 15 13 1.00 50 per pr, 41 Hi Green. Lard Good, " Common VM-White, 0c44-BIack,i.; - White, 60 Onions, 75 a 80 (57 lbs to bushel) Peas Pure clay, 1.00. Mixed, 1-00 Potatoes Irish, 50 Sweet, $1 Tallow. , , . 10 Wlteai rted,lpeTlbush. 1.30 White, 1.35 ITorit Tub' washed, 50 Unwashed 40 .I: vf.' Bolted;' Meal. JUST received a choice lot of Bolted Meal, something, that , is nice. '! Call soon at J L BB0THERS & CO. : ODDOsita the Merchants A Farmers' Na tional Bank j'rade Street.1 ;- .0 m . :P-. L.unio v. iTfOUI-D respectfully inform his friends . T Y that he has opeued In the basement of the New Idea Saloon. Lager, Ale and Porter, sent to domieilesat $1.50 per dozen, bottles to be returned. La ger on draft sold as soon as hi&new Ice pnrap will be mounted. . Julytf. . 'ns rrouri: Flouri! . ri NOTHER 'car load of the "Uri wood iJx i Flow.V'f iBcliiding 20 'barrels' inf . the finest flour eveif offered in this market. " "'TRY ITJ"fTBY ITU" iiB ALEXANDER, aug8-tf. "1 M PQUNDS-nice white Mountain Hon lUv ey in the comb, also 200 large young UJUickens, just, arrived aiitt 1 yat sal low tat cash ang-Stf. . R N SMITH. SWiElfiUiBH Leeches fresli ai ii 'AnVor-derjuitcdved-- . -.1 Druggists. 7- BATH Bricks, :''s,. ... BLACKING, , r . , , s ' "BLACKlirG Brushes, " STOVE Polish. , , BURWELL A CO. ' - ;,.s. A'V-:a Springs' Corner. EN1 R ACTUS I ! 'LIOTItACTTJS "tngarettea for sale .at 25 jlJ cents a dox. at junit).-i '. 1 PUREFOY'S EIGHTY(80)barrelaof .?Linwood nouP?i received thll dayfand wfltba'sold very low? , . ,. ,4.. . g,AU wi'my July 25-tf. " ' ,yy.--vvL..- PURE Cider Vinegar,' Potash for making Soap, Worcestershire' " Sauce,' Corn Mtarch. Pure Leaf LardCountry Baoon. Ae, Ac. for sale by J BBANK1N A COi tiune25. .'- - . ;'V,", : ' ' i1' A FTTTX line of all tindsf JPatent; Hedl cines on hand will: be'sold lcheap ifbr cash at ",(;" juntlO 100,000 LBS IRON all sizes at W A T.TBB RR1TM A 1 niay lo';,f T'HaWtaN Btoye. .inn BARRELS U2CB. 5 " ,1 HO :;onajlafter,P4.'fli i"r B RANKIN & CO. fTMPORTED and Key West Havana Cigars, ; X Just received. Also 20,000 domestic, ci gars, 01 superior qnauty. . - o jnnel2:: ..XSfWKPWPWifiWtt i, ,1411' T H I - -f ' .AVORYA'MOORE'S food: for Iofants. The best preparation . known-, for iavalids, and hild:u W RBUWEL C04i ?v ' 1 1 . . . .. ? 1 i ''Jl sjurco ifaeuia.1 . j.- XX beef, all canvassed and warranted. Just r 'mi.'.kkfi't 6 m i- a r.ivi s-ijawai ana. r xw c - s A. r t ttht Mnq'wiif Tpbff'sr Extract 5of iBcel t- ,Valei&fne's Meat JuicfeHheLbest article Known for invaiKis5 anatnose rw;uvv"8. Troto diseasea, M.iikl;:fc?-!?..4; ! June 18 Mc ADEN'S J3KUU o luiwi,. ,f .... "! .iyt wj-i ii '. r n ": ii'ii nALL-at Beel & Perdue's, for nice fresh CnT,IlTTELHGElTCBs . The Obaerrer Is the "only paper jd llahed . In ,ti itate West oy Raielfli which given t.e IstelegraphicjUs patchea' every is.zrphtg4 Bnearttteit wm please make aiotc tf this. . " j rapte lheleogucleace or'that j ity which .corropw jastlee." TvJ , 4 Churches T6-Da. -1 j" -Tto StBEM.- E. 43irciOT, iSoojjw- Servieesat 11 A M and 8 PM. Young mens' pray'ertneeting 9 A. M. Jlv P J Carrj. Pastor. . ' " " ;i-zzH tv Sunday School at 4 P M , ,t ' ; - 4 St. Petee's (E.) CuuBckervic-ioK day at UA. M., and at" 6 ?t MBey B S Bronsoni Rector. - ; J" t Lalvaky 'Missioa Chuscio Services this morning at 1 1 : o'clock andat 71 P M by the pastorT Rey W S Haliomr: - - PlEST-t Pbe-Jytemait . CHuECHt-rvices tl"3 morning? at thi Chdrch at 11 o'ejoci and at 8 this' evening, by Rev A Jiynn Dickson, i Seats free.- ;-. 't' ' kA(r3F5 J 'if; Asbocut I Reformed SEBviof-in j- the new Chapel, On the cornerof College and 5th streets, to-day at H VcloekA. M and' at 5 PM,byRev. J L Young. C - - LtTHESAir Chubch. Services as usual by te.pastor,'Rev. N. Aldrich. Sunday School a5PHVft . - L ' ti. .-.i 1 BhS - - x v - And this endJSdbg days. '"Business' WJMfg'"od yestenlay, bo. business men said. , - . ( Xherc were cwwas 0 peepkon ilic streets yesterday. - 'Twas pleasant Ujough yesterday, f"r i door workers. n " t J 1 i C ' T The opera Imuse is all iuisbed p' and awaits a lessee. ' ' v " The nights arc really 'fallisli" toward luidnight. f , i r No services to-day in the Catholic or Baptist churches, yr in the Courf House. Tliere weie 20 police arrests for the week ending last night 10 white and 10 colored. A slight shower yesterday afternoon with indications of more er lig, t tj; ?. J T Suggs and Zack Andrews, were before the Mayor yesterday for shooting in the corporate limits, and were lined $7.50 each. Among the speakers" at the Democratic jubilee at Beaufort last Tuesday, was Capt R D Graham, of this City. There was an .unusual amount of stir and bustle on the streets last night until a late hour. There is a distressing lack of anything like public amusements now. Can't we get up a lecture, or something of the .sort ?o 1"?' ThanSa4gh Sentuie , speaki ng of Char- lotta wishes Tperitv ta the town.? and sayb ; "JSo town eaceeds it in phicst aud en terprise." Thank vOct heielibdn r" v! ' ' youth in this city ; who hates mosquitoes more than haJovesjthe Hruth telJs that he took a musqnita by tbe neck, night before last. led it to the door and kicked it out.: Mr J A Stockton,: the . well known tailor wh worked for Mr? Phillips, In this tr has returned to lbur-jhk' where he wiUjpE'ii:; The dogs almost: take ahls .-towtf "after night. , Tliey howlfoo,tt6st'auly Omd all the ; parts, . fromthe" most approved box prano, to the deepest bass, can be heard fn the land. t ,The seryic'ptdaJnedg grayer were held in Tryon street M E. Church South, yesterday evening at 6 O'clock"-' ?"'' --x..hva, s - . - . . . ; -1 : A Grange picnic was to (have taken place yesterday at Poplar- Tent Churchy Cabartns county , and Col fjha Johes, pkf. !eitfor; proprietor of the Observer went over there to make a speech. , 1 - m - iThe TOnditioliltif S S Deaton, who fell out of a tree on Friday, was in nowise improved yesterday. Indeed, he was injured more than he seemed at first to be, and his situation now is regarded as dangerous. .''fi: - . The body,of MiankBeffn colored boy was found on the, -Air MfiaLlailroad, near Seneca City a few days 4 ago. The supposi tion is that he was stealing a ride on the trucks and fell off. JWe nnderstkBdTtha there will be a fish fry on Saturday nelC; at Tuckaseege Ford, giye'n ,byHhje?faraerji of ;-t Steel -Creek, and JBerryhill, Townships., Gov. Vance, Gen. Hill; Capt. BhptwellCol. Osborne, and Capt. Waring, have"beeh invited and some, at least, of tliem Vrllbe nresent. ' 1 ,. ,., . "., ' .Wi iroituiff maicn. -41 -JT- There was a beautiful trotting "race on lhe Fair Grpunds track yesterdayeYjfnlng",'! beM fctweefciiF Mejuiughns iX isaoouag ptar' 4 and W J Black's "Cricket." The race was a uileheat, and was won by "Shooting Star,", by 8 seconds Jl hi e;v3:0r! ' 1 Th eirack "was in bad condition L . ii r r? i t j; Hfijabbered around right smart ja the Cfentrsd Saloon last - night, about half past tetl'tf cioclCnhd wdund ttp by .InsuTting, L Irishman. Paddy pepped hii&e.liroCon the jaw, and laid him ont fiat;, and that was all there was of thev fight. Nobody seemed to fchotba vnmokf. either, -n, t.- Judge Hyuum and Family,, v. TheRaleigh -SfeMrfj Of fWyi' .JW6 feyjwin,rirife- MMtditer, are at aaaUWi ioeaufofl fpr'thje daughter s health;--ie tmnKS sea Drecze as dightful is the mti&MMWk imVis mexblrfhit tal4 trout. j.We'Tereb: staJ&thak Miss By nunl's health 'was iiot improved by the trip." Seventh District. A end;:StayiS, aejit - nshe official vote of the 7th Congressional District M ponnted JJjCihe.Uh'erifft of h- several ce4mt i es. ; The coun t"sho ws ' that Hobbins receivedii,372 votes. -Rnd Cook 6,990-leav-ingy majority of 41373 for Robhlns. If w are not mistaken this is gain ofbver 2,500 for Ma ttobbins, 4 1 ; ; ' - .C;sV ' Improved. The'aegro? toan;Ga4diwo,was struck in the head with a rock in the Western part of the city on, Pjridaiiightwas a good deal improy(4 jeBaylf that his skull was not iTractuced.. 'and if it-.ra. : not. there' Is a tikUb(',that will; recover soonHis ssatlaht, ? Smtt wfif,5 Im Temperance' Lecture Our townsman, Dr. T. J. Moore, has re-( ceiv4imvitation: to Relive a lecture on thestbjejlof temperance in Statesyille on the Srdroi'aDd has accepted., The people of that town .may prepare themselves for an unusually interesting and withal tensible address. Dr Mqora. has. fhis.'jiy Jliflty fri ;:the tempranqe caose Va(The )sJnot fanatical on the subject as some are. He appeals to men'' ' reason and ' not to their fears, Thus his converts are genuine ones, and not those who backslide so soon as they get over their scare. Our Post Office. A stranger in Charlotte the other day re marked that! he was surprised that a place the size of this had no better post office building. We have been of the opinion for some time that Charlotte is entitled to a bet ter pfjSp- qffijef tfcafi htf hksrV ilhiingtoh has just had a lie w and eleganforie built1 Ar her, one is soon to be built in Raleigh, and why "not tiie Government build 'Charlotte a new orief The post office is how' 'ih an un sightly house, and one too small for the pur pose. 4 The postal business lief e is heavy, and we are as. ranph entitled . to - a decent building' as any other place. Wa suppose one .will be built about the "same time the union passenger depot is. A Curious Circumstance. One of the most singular things that ever fell under our'obseryation, occurred, in the Observer job office yesterday. The press man ws running off a job on a power press, and the press being in rapid motion, one of the sheets slipped as he put it in, and missed the form of type. When pulled oft the roll er, around which it wrapped itsel(7itbore the impression of a landscapa,.,in "some parts perfectly, with here and there bro ken' ground, was perfectly plain, as were also the clouds which flecked the sky. This is one of those singular occurrences for which no one can account. It f'is cer tainly a curiosity, and can le seen at this office by those who doubt the story "Of are j curious prthbjecCj, , . ... c Street Fiht. , . . ; A fight occurred yesterday evening abuiit sundown, in front' of the furniture store of R F Davidson, on Trade .street The, di ffi cultyyaajOeiwMhSaraT and'ios Prim.oh the one side,, and, Wm Wedlock snd George Herroh on the other. The knocking Vasquitelivelyfor Wtinie.'and n 1 trge crowd was attracted by, jthe acbsnce. , No - seri ous injury was doiie any of tbe belligerents, and they "were parted before 'the fight- had proceeded far. ... '"' -v-.-- '4- All' the parties engaged were bound over to appear before the Mayor to-morrow morn ing. The origin of the difficulty, we learn, was the bringing up of a grudge which has existed jog ,soine time ' between; JPiettis and Wedlock. - c ,' .'i't' p--'- .' ' Thief Arrested. ' The police yesterday evening succeeded in overhauling the man who, ' on ThilTsday nighjt, entered, the. shoe, aboppfj Mrit White, and stole boots and gaiters therefrom . Some of the 'property- wasfourtdrye8leTday evening in the possession of Austinj Laije, colored, and other in the possession of John . DaYidaouv also colored. Th iwpotted that they bought the goods from a white man named John W Williams, for whom a war rant was promptly issued- He was arrested and carried before Justice; A HMarjjh, after dark. Bail'fexedat'tSbo! anarWifliams being unable to giVjOatwfent sto jail. 0Q m v .-;t.lvlj 't.lAlS'v 0 4- The Qafihey Case. s Wepublish thk :fnornipj a letter from Mrs.. G.GaflW, of .Gaffnejrla. Stations puj the AtrlneRailroad relatiye, jto the reen fH conviction "oi his son, ef rbbbliig the mails.. We'pnblishhiai letteronly at Mr Gafifdey's kreeni reouest not that -?a ieel that we ave aalaihllliyaoer in-any way ItalsrebreWySd'ftt tletjijWYlfrrtCiir giving oar authority that "Mr," McDonald was ehiey-iinstrtuenfat 4n procurihg'tbe evidence against Gaffney, and u effecting his arrest." yet oeen arrested. '.' : -TC WStiMfeitf-- ' v- ''-IS "! I u is if-'1 " . ' iepon.juF.-niUAyuuo.ti pu . , j vc" ss j ; claim aiso in jJia uoe 4taxcefcn lownew conviction V Gaffney ie:dfd,:aar withtof bounce' JAtlkeleiiteOIinl in M?teWj0lMi The Warm Sarines? ?:Acortsp6aent Jal .he tfoMfitaa Warhi SpriogaV writes, a highly 'ptejrpfatf' fletter'jto thA-'AtiaatatTews, concerning a iancy E areas tau wnich toot plaw Rt the Springs on Friday night the 14thhst. f The ball is described as a most rechereJufatibit.K Ladies' and gentlemen-' from the 'leading I cities of the North an South figured, and their costumes arb d&er&ed' he 1 jrarfesV pondeht. Chaflott4 resroth' three of her Aiost charming ' daugnteris, , as ' will be seen by, the fplhjwing ;extract V "Misses Brem, Dewey, and . Steele, ; f Charlotte, and Adama, of Boston, appeared -in full ball dress. Their recent arrival , at the Springs, precluded., their appearing. io coeturae, but, in fact, theirs was the observ .ed of all the dresses, aa they csontraite ett with the varied oostumes of by gone iywftb " . Another extract has ah interest here, as Mrs Ricks is a native ot Charlotte: it "Miss Starkb; ef Hobitef ; hM:hartumg 'Minnehaha;' Mrs R5Sks,i of Yasoo: City, ; as fUndine,; and Miss Fanny Moeby,; f Mem phis, s; the Marchrcmesa,' rendered- their characters in. a -manner that was- highly . a a . . ,'' 1 . creairaDe, . The character jf ''Paul Pry" as represeaf ed byr,; Jamesvpsborne, of Charlotte, the I correspondent says was well carried nU;i ? .MrHaile,W New York; Captain Mifls, Of Charjptte; Cot Ricks, of Yazoo Citjl iMh. Cozar Ojf Georgia, ; inevening dress." "11 ir r.::: ' ::h r ' II f uttief? JUrU Age The humbera of Tht Lubig. Agrf issued in th is month; Mhave been,' as j usnal filled with tbauj'fHrodaaiVaf ifaf ablest liy inn contributors to periodcal literature- "'. 1 i v:.rr . .- 'v'' j ! , Among the important articles of these numbers are the following: On the Peri sbnal History of Lord Macaulay, by I Ami old, New Quarterly Review The Place- iof Homer in History and 1 in Egyptian fjhron Qlogy,' by Rt Hon Wm E Gladstone, Opn temporary Review ; The Poets at. tlay, Black wood; The Convent of San Marco,. MacmJr Un , Josh Billings in English Spectator ; Latent Thought, by R H'JIutton Chhtehtporr ary Review ; The Moon'a Figure as Obfained in the Stereoscope, by Chas . J Wister ; . 'A Curious Product, Maetkiltn ; Finger -Rings, British Quarterly Loujs FhilHppef ( by4 tie author of Mirabeau, Sify,:Templ4 Bar ; Bishpp Wordsworth on-Cremation, Spectator ; ;A Professor Extraordinary, Fraser ; Comets, Spectator ; Tbe Isle of Wight, Quarterly Re view ; Habit in Plants,1 Ac., by.H Evershedj ATeto Quarterly ; The Petrarchian CommemiB rationj Athenceum ; The ' Brunswick Onjc Vase, Academy ; Derisive Punishments, Chambers' Journal, etc. with shorter articles, poetry and miscellany. These numbers also, contain excellent short stories, "The Country Cousin,"-, pad ' The Manor House at-Miliord," and iustai-i nients of "Far from the Maddings Crowd," "The Story of Valentine and his Brother,'? "Alice Lorraine" and "A Rose in June,1' all capital serials. ' ', With fiftv-twosucb numbers, at sixty-four In. nnsa-li n (Taroo-n t i n tr n vi-3W njiiRa vT- T- ' Qv-k V ' -9rl a jia..H. ouwrfiri vv '.!rr"v,i still better, for $10 anyisne of the American &4. miirt isnnt wth The Living Aae for i :..n a. n.,i. t...kiscu J it ICOMMCNJCATPD.j The Matter of Youn Gaffney. ;:-.- Tile matter 01 Younf uanuey. : GAFFifr-S, August 21, 1874. Messrs. Editors : I hope voirwfH ptnlon me for trespassing ." . . . ...... . ' on your nme tn a matter m wnicn you uave no interest, but one of vital' iriterest to me and my sOT. nowimarceratednthe Green-. ville jail. I saw aiWthHMn your yesterday's ,L w k if by your postmaster Mr; R JE McJPQQfildUMt t ' i i. xi ? i- ai u.ii K-vf-n... i- r Wieh honof my son. - No'iir,, ishou to unrtpwlnnyl that Re. was 'crtnvictea . on mr- nA iiuii itf-iri r. rm niiivHr iis i.ta ariii v tr? cumstantal; evidence entirely? (protesting his innocence all the, time,)ad greatly to . v ----- A ' the surprise of every one present. When" the. feaSe was given, ty,.ha jury there was bu$ ne jopihion in - tbe Court House and that was that he was innocent of the charge and could not be found ghil ty,nnd when the yardict wasead, out .every one was taken by surprise and ahowed the great- i.. :.Jl.l!.,:l,1tf.M,:u,M j.' eL uiuiguMiuiK n wuieu- lYepv mni ireicr Knew iiliabaneVen'the' stern "old Judge shed tears in passing sentence oivhim .- . f ': "' " and advised ma counsel, Detore- nq ie tne bench, to appeat " to 9 executive1 ' clemency which he;did' at1 ohe Every one of the - -i jo'"V- - j . jury signed the petition and I am confident His Honor JudgeBryan has done so before now. Gentlemen -that, knew nothing of strictlyJ'.WhoJesalewHouse arranged and j hirn volunurislgrf tiiion. I havenoheatency in saying that he coukl stocVcarefalfy selected' forthat Trade only, get five hundred signer to the petition-in arid moreover, the avoidance of coming in the city' of GreenviUe atone; Every one ts- oontactWithI'buyertrhj and ..L it U.i.b, t,a tuft yetttall : -have heretofore 'sfoahfli to7 be4 aO ent , wys4 ittwas a great shamed that he 80me as frequently,; happtni that Xht ought not to have been convicted, i - - retail buyer isypur(yery. jaeighbor, (perhaps: In conclusioii I "wiU say that he is not the your own. customer). Sdch a . hpjuse'Wf 1 post master atlhis place but WASonly acting rtv mast .and wiU conimend ibeff tothe for the $4$ JnterJ Bela lieLhoyf uh- yy ago we (advertised that We in acquainted with the ways, of the world, and tended to make" Charlotte a wholesale -mart of a very sfrsafc epitf aiettirej1 and'veiy liable and ours 'The .Wholesale House,!J Sfr deslgningr r hope yotT wiIFpubhsh this In , Wfi 9. call your-attention to c'the'f fact vindication of Jiia character whieh-I doht that we have converted nr superb store ini think hasbeen:tne,ea5t sdJlied.i ihisr. unV taanexdusija Wholesale Hobse, where you ' I Jftfttf T0h tb:SCKMcDonald 1 & iheu truth. W Mate Notions. Groceries. Hard? of these facts and airl think he liito hohc$r fthlpr them, :ip)6wihg yotl to MJNiil)rnil&.nd justice,1 l leare joS ti&'fortn yoarLOwh xxmA will be tne laages? px any; nere,, weprefea. tit. We call special attention 'teth excel! ent testimonials to rpaint we feel sure it is Uo thfr ,eustomers,'.who desire lit ii ing session; Election upon the assembling oi tne legislature, 19 tfr ot.Mr.Uf.Knight,-inreterence -.wa aa in? '.'""V1.'' "f" Ready Made Paint.Not having used the 4liirik-XrY r we can t SDeak lromxDenence. but i Kt.K'. -rrrTTf snti ?mi i . . - ; . . " . . " vv '-axiAi vyav ann nBiHi;i .nnioa . sail ftTnofnMMvn Through-1 : windows V talL. the sun shone .bright, : "., ". - With summer's glow. And flecked with many colored lhtl-1 The crowd below.xi js ;v r The pastor,-now, with reverent air, -i And heart of love, . , , His message gives; then leads in prayer Pivp ' - To One above.-'' " : Sweet voices, giving notes of praise, ! " - ri -Sm lead and clear; 1 ' When floating in through sunlight rays, A stranger here. . . -. 3 fo nun iH -u nc A little tbistled-aeed 13 borne .- 1 "i : : ' O'bb aifiln anrl nw. .v 1 0 It gave one heart with sadness worn; ' -' l! ! tr.m,.. j A; nope anew.-!.'.! .1 uj :,': t Even such seed, with Vings of down, v , . .. Is wisely, dressed, ! To waft it far o'er .wild and town, V To final rest. v! 'Vi-j-H The father that such thought) bestowed' a On outcast weed Will not forget thy weary load,; , . , O bruised reed: '' ' InvltJJ8ckear-, - ' A! belief that' Vlojetptifgatiori ' ik fhe surest remedy, for every human ailment pre vails to a lamentable extent among classes of the community."'' It might be thought that the languid, the debilitated, tbe 'de pressed, would knpjciustinctively that their systems need toning, invigorating and, regu lating with some' vzhOlesome' stimulant and alterative, aj thaM rc!-cathartic, is 'as unsuit to their conditipn -as a strong dose of. active poison Would be to"' a man already laborihg .under the effects, of eomedeleterious, drug, . to. all., cases of physical weakness, ' Hostellers' Stomach Bitters ; . should ' he promptly resorted to by the invalid.1 The. operation of this inestimable vegetable re storative is three-fold. It vitalizes 'and re inforces the depressed flrervous system, while, at the same time it regulates tbe digestive and secretive orgttmrd keeps the bowels free. Debility is often the fbreruner of an at-i tack of some acute disease, and ' to prostrate th strength still more byBppuringthe bow els, with a drastic evacaunt at such a junc ture is to iuvite the immediate onset of the impending disorder! and. render the system incapable of contending with it. On the other,,hand a, course if ,the Bitters, icom- nieoced ,as sopu, as the . symptoms jof general debility manifest' themselves. wilL in nine cases out of ten prevent the .threatened at-. tack and thoroughly? restore - the : nodiiy strength of the patient.., The cases, of. dys pepsia, liver complaint, constipation. dysen tery, diarrhoja. rheumatlsni and periodical fevers .would he. comparatively few ' if this unequaled invigorating and regtlating medi-' dine were always reortedo as a cure far. the bodily weakness ' and' 16ss ' of vital energy WUiuu usutMij preueuo ni.coc coxuyuiuira, nuu areindeed, as a general jule,- the; , precur sors of nearly all acute and danger jdisoiK uers. ITew 'Advrtiseme OFFICIAL. MiWINGS ' . r or. the ' ; H. C. Beiiefioial Association;. v CHABL0TTE, Aug, 22, 1874. 'Class 142, drawn- at 12 M:-35, 2, 67, I 03, O, 40, U,-1,1 tO, 10,10. Class 143, drawnat 5 P. M.-42, '27,-77j Tl, 30.51, 16, 40, 10, 24, 55, 39, 28, , : Class 144, drawn at 9 P. M. 38, 5 67, .'1:18.72. 65. 39. 74, 20, 42. 49, 16. - i L The celebrated prize numbers 4.- 11? 41 I senHnm nn vmumiit nr. 19.. m vrhloh John Morrisy drew from the Kentucky Lot tery ;hu,v.w, ior iu oouars. ,r j. r. wiLaiiAaacj, .;ja" -1 ... CommissioBer. . I To wb Xand', and Towilots tor Sale. 1 1?IFTY acres of Land; near, the , corporate 1 hiriitaofthe oitv of Charlatte. abont nfn . n a(. -f wn(S - u,onsand choice fruit4rees, just beginning to bear, I, also, about acres': goad meadow land. 4a irawaqinswe property oi tee ?lt of theCawlmaa.: ;:Tbe houses (ftre. w- L Alao. ftfferJbrsiftleat latr prices, two uh 1 mriFnvn TAsbi)Twa YnnA11 o ' AfkinOtlrtf aK: xaaaisav1 v ml avntcuvwi uasw -was w I the .square fronting the Residence of James Gray7on9t0 street, within one squaje, ofthe I tj. i. rii t?V --5.i-s j n i '.?' . i '-'.AlsoytinefidfrelMrignioi&eV1 rooms, nemahdgood-i condition, 'myj absence applytoDr.;FtHIorer. i-vJt j aug 22 . Jm., sS ?t;8MlTHvi n TO THE mi; WHOLESALE TRADE. nf)OIN th aJutiire hnWWwe ehter J with confidence uoeo tbiKOui-'news etf-H, 1 . 111. .' V 7 ' ,XT. I I e 1 ' 1 t jerpnser oi separaung oir iixrjioijwaie.- irum out Retail Trade, by having A-separate and J . XT tn- .t.-.- -.. Ti. A: P STO'jTOi j meet the aporoval of our numerous custom j ers, but ; th?t! anu. "Exclusive -Wholesale House" wiU bring usa; targe .ioSoi of ew J trade, and of a character not heretofore en- j soved , it must be obvious to every 4Uyer that a - ' ware, Millmery all in, complete, lipek I complete about the first of September; and i wrrPftwaWiirwTnini )A-bM?r. J5 ?s!h c ad has ai,waya been $sst s vum? I a. 'We" WSl make the WSinery branch a ispectauy. a. 1 Charlotte N. C, Aug. llth, 1874, interest of all out $Wt V. word8 .WfIHfewW W paintings to test thf-i ocjpY'ttr;bertt . puiRPSff- 4 MTtaDie. ana ootifrmff. r - rf i" Augut2SUutl p. b. Bv iraeest of Vmtke&toefiLn will sell to the highest bidder ibat valuable property near :the,aepoVFO to be divided" mta aboutiweaty JqU each. I with C6 fvet front, roDnmrUckld the rear trromnocWaite rAWwe!!tojaWrlrttita of flee, or at UeAtQr-n JL,, McKet Co., mm BEST" TIE IfAPt: NFoViaI ai nun- Wilmington, KG. State Agents. .T7E are instructed by the American, Cot II ton Tie Comnanv to tire- notice' tha all persona dealing without license ia wreck said Compa the patent rights hld resnonslble ' ,i . For the American Cotton TieCrt. ..Foi" the State of North Carolina. WUmingtori, N Ang 142ro. ' . , , THE election is over, come buy some Ham . Letour friend Vance just be, ., ne t spoke ana spose ana spoxe ana rpoxe, And done good work yon seo . . . iU The election's o'er come .buy some Lard, And let our1 Wafih test"" V He's fought the battie.wob) the field And will, make; good Jaw its. guessed., ,. Hahd shaking now Is paat7ahd 'o'er, Came buv! some breakfast Baboon Irrm angis i .. 1 a11v fiiHB sixty-nr term of this school will 'TH,iria-' tr-nt Srrl 1174. commence bn',TbtirlaT.-i8BDt8rd. 1874. and continue twenty .week. The following term will commence J aa 21st, 1875, and end June. 10th. i.lnibeautyv. aeeesslbilltyv and healthfalness of situation., social, literary, moral and rellglUidv4BtgeSf this- school is not so r pas sea py.anjr nouuur ausmswou n . a or a circular, cpniainiBg, -Jrucu-lars, apply to the Rector. " . . , July 19 tf. , . -; . t .Raleigh, N C. ;'I;tDlSSOMJTIOX:t ij rpHE flmk. of WALTER BREM? ACO-V is JU. - iih u ;daVdis5ly ed,, by. . utiial epnaen t, Mr'Joiin'Vari" Landmchani "withdrawing. The bushings rirbecbntiftued'irt the future ,und;r thaiame and .style.,06; Walter! Brem Oi Al&EUU. ., . f ,. ,, WE the underBlghed having entered hito a copartnership, respectfully solicit the trade heretofore so uoeralty extended the Old Arm. M .,;.- ' W.D. MARTIN. rnjIOSE vqwin, tie old jflrm jof Walter x .jorem A; Co, are urgently requested to call on their Wok-lteeper; MR.' ''ROBERT R RAY. (at the osfficeof .VVjUter BrerA 34ar- tin; who is authorised o close the ' old IvwtM.'i- 'il'-H '..Hi ..iii'ffV'' .These accoiints rdust be settled attoncev or they will be placed in the hands, a aa, -at- torney for c611ectrorf:;"H' .;''"'"' rHEfaEMBaw2 t X this day dissolved by the article of agreemeafi uhm T!- i X.V , ALL peifeoue Indebted to us, ltijer Jat the Drv Goods or Hardware 6toresfc are fequest ed to call at the Hardware store' arid settle the same, aa the.bnsineesfof the-ifllanvaaust be closed up. vr . , s-.l-i" '.'! T H BRE&t; ; J H WEDDINOTON, J I BROWNJ i A ,1 Hrn h I !Q F BREM. T rV ALEANDiS ,a$RiJSARRS. HAVING,, purchased the otire.'tock,of Hardware", 6f the Jate firm Of Brem BroWn A Co,"we will contiriae- the Hard ware business in all' iW . various bvanehes, and respectfully ask pvr friend to give Of a iall at the fate stent! of the1 retiring trm:x ' -T H BRKMll ti f .tJ Hi WED WKCTOJf, J L BROWN,., OHN yANjIAIJpHAlf. , - '-l.'. I6 :. .' J iJC. .1v.:-' to iny nena ana raircaa. JtiA v iri ioecome associated wtuir-.-ine Lwelt knowu; Arm of fij a a uiii ojjwo hitl er hBBvTWACJDkloltW rue. ter Brem A aS .nsL " very respectfully - M -f WHS VAir Ifcl fiillfrtfe AM.: f augl6-tf nf .1? 1 -.1 ....iii','ii'M,BiayM',it AN and after Wis date, payment ox charges XJ an ail- fretgbU and receipt for same by consignees or tneir agenw, wui ee nouna at depot before goods are' delivered.' irY house la nowonen 'for ih tloa IV I and accommodation of regular 'land trentboarders.-'!-rtr s-7?v- . Table suppuea wun every aejieacy JO aea. n. Terms acooramodatinf . yS ; V . fryon St., one, door halowi CharloUe. Hotel. !' nay2S 6m: -7, ' fS f'-" . ..V ! i rr;?1! t ponfettoncrlef . h'33'?bi A LARGE lot of Fine French and Plain ceived thU dayatn 'ihlZuaiJl i jew , - r -3Trr-'"-"-'1xTjiMv,' Q AA LBS Choice Bright Country Hams, OUU the finest we have- had thii season juat received . arid musti and . will "ber sold quicc for CAfiU, at , u K Biii li P july 23tR lr;; zul.eMLil lr" 1 I ' -.-Jl , :f JiPi 4"!U1 iBufehO' ' - JCKTRlX?EIVED.an elegant lot of fior.TEI MEAli.TOall soon get yonr supply at J? j tiuf fcBOJJLISIW HM .. ;.. .,1, ,''.,-T,.,A,I.,.l.ilT. A .-'i' . : OA AARRELS OFJFLQTJR, a. fi; vOUU 4,000 l Tennessee Hm7 on JsaJs wholesale and retail at ' i ifftjrt wi j Jfinnel;?f aHCRESWEtS, ENGLISH, Hair end TebUtBraSbse; ! ' es' FiCIi line of imported -anddonjeslica C ' ea'the best on the market; at '' IitKM m ?M0 ADEIT3 DRUG STORK, y fBfcAliiPiJte Aiioifii;: For membership m tne Pations of Husbar. dry, for sale dly&wky.tf AT THIS OFFICE. otaiesvuie, uuiu iiw iiw- ., . . -W. WATTS.! Auctioneer. ed Cotton Ties, with buckles of ny, or otherwise violating of said Coin Deny .'i will be Come bay. them trom ,tha -cpeiip, jcaeh, , store, Don't pass.and.be mistaken.. . ' ; ufjouipu am - jm. sDVli WHITE respectfully ask a eonttnuancf er yojif lib ral. patronage,' here tefore' bestowed upon whiles eonaectedwith the firm of Wal. A Jl f ,?1 M aYER, GRAY ROSS. J Grapes. -:r

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